The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 31, 1902, Image 7
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| LOCAL ITEMS
I OF INTEREST
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Co). George S. Barr is still critic- j
ally ill. i
Mr. Nappie Jacobs has returned,'
to Georgetown.
Miss Anna McC'lary is visiting!
relatives at Gourtlins.
Mrs. K. L. Payne of Cades visited ''
friends in town Sunday. i1
Mr. John S. Huggins was in town j
Monday from Johnsotiville.
Mr P. II. Stoll went to Chester;,
this week to visit his parents.
Mr. Kmile Arrowsniith returned j(
from Georgetown Wednesday.
V5r ami Mrv M. A. RoS* SlHjnti,
Sunday with friends at Salters.
The county campaign opens at ,
Johnsonville on Tuesday, August 5. j
Mr Louis Jacobs of Charleston i
came up for a day or two last week. ]
Messrs. W. ('. and R. If. Tutle of
Groeleyville called to see us Mon- <
day. <
Mr. William Reddick is spending {'
several days in Darlington this I
week. ' l
We print candidates' cards on i'
short notice. All styles at lowest} <
prices. I,
C S. Welch, representing the
Florence Daily Times, was in town ;
Friday. <
Mr. A. W. Gagg has returned from 1
a visit to his former home in New >
Jersey.
t-' 1 Vcn ,?< tho Plfir. (
r. Ij. ? iuma, ?i ...v . |
ence tar, was ii> town Monday on '
business. '
Mr. \V. S. Grayson has withdrawn !
from the race as a candidate for the
Legislature. t
Messrs. II. J. McFadden and John <
Hantia of lietliesda were visitors in <
town Monday. 1
The remainder of Scarborough's (
great speech will be found in supplement.
Read it. f
Dr. A. I). Epps of Greeleyville
was in town yesterday greeting his *
numerous friends. *
Hon. J. It. CoggeshalJ, a member
of the Darlington bar, was in town
Friday on business. <
Kingstree extends a hearty wel- 1
come to the summer school faculty 5
and the "teacher-students " (
i
Hon. T. M. Gilland and Mr. Des-|'
sie Gilland left yesterday for Green ^
Castle, Pa, to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Cunningham
have returned to Suinter after visiting
relatives at Indiantown.
Messrs. J. C. Bell and F. L.
McCullough of Indiantown were
county-seat visitors Tuesday.
Hon. E. K. Lesesne of Greeley- ,
ville spent Sunday and Monday j
^ with his sister, Mrs. M. J. Porter.
Everyone who attended the
Farmers' Institute was pleased with
the lecturers and their practical
talks. !
Communications from Cades, Trio
and Heinemann came in too late f
for this issue. Will publish next ,
week (
\V. F. Clayton, Es<p, and George
< ialletlv, E<?p, of Florence,were here
Friday as counsel in the Cox-Hanna
reference.
Messrs. Charles and Carol Burgess ,
attended a party last Friday night |
at the residence of Mr. Robert Epps ]
of Mouzon ]
Oupt. \V. R. Funk attended the <
meeting of the State hoard of equal- i
ization, which took place last Tuesday
at noon. I
"Ik>g days" were ushered in with i
rain, and it has rained every day
since. vVonder if the old adage j
will prevail? i
Mr. J. J. M, Graham, a wide- *
awake farmer and lumber luanu- *
facturer of the Cades section, vis- (
ited town Saturday.
All the county officials who are j
^^c-andidates fbr re-election are ex- }
^^Lacted to attend the campaign J
MAeetrng at Johnsonville next Tues- '
KAv. For this reason their respec- ]
offices will be closed, oa the .
BBUlay before. I
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR 2
LOCAL REPORTER AND CS
NOTED ^
Written in Condensed Form I
and Printed in Like Manner ? ;
for the Sake of Our Busy
Readers ?^
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A party of young folks from j
Kingstree, environs and vicinity,!
enjoyed a pleasant outing at Kel-!
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it'JTM J-iUM" iitsi rmi!!,* .
The Florence I);iily Time* con-j
turned an extended write-up ofj
Cades this week by its special staff |
correspondent, C. S. Welch.
Mr. I). M. Jenkins, who for some t
time worked as lineman for the
Kingstree Telephone Co., died in
[ieorgetown on the 23d inst. '
The hearing of testimony in the
I'ox-Hanna reference before H. (J.
Askins, Esq., as referee, was concluded
here Friday of last week.
Voters should remember that in
>rder to cast a vote in the primary
their names should be on their club
roll at least five days before the
primary.
Dispenser J. W. Coward has received
an invitation to a picnic at
Columbia to be given by the Garrett
Wine Co.. on August 7.
The editor of The Record re;urns
appreciative thanks for an in-1
"if-einn fn ? riifnir* nt. the residence I
>t .Mr. H. Fox worth of White Oak
>n next Saturday.
Mr. J. F. Nelson exhibited to us
yesterday a curiosity in the shape i
)f a hen's egg, the small end of
which is extended about two inches
n the shape of a horn.
Mr. Frank Nelson has returod to
Charleston and resumed his j>osilion
as letter carrier. Mr. Nelson
las been here with his parents for ;
jome time on sick leave.
Mr. L. J. Cameron of Lake City
spent Sunday night at Mr. S. B. \V.
Courtney's. Mr. Cameron, we unlerstand,
lias accepted a clerkship
vith Mr. J. \V. Lockliear of Gourlins.
Mr. J. C. Bell of Indiantown lost
1 ' 1 t x? t "
l lonacco oarn uy urp uu amy n,
rhis item was sent us last week by!
in esteemed correspondent, but in j
some way it became misplaced and
van omitted.
Sheriff Graham leturned from
Columbia Tuesday with Jacob Epps,
i negro on the chain-gang who was j
id judged insane some time ago and ;
committed to the asylum. Epps!
lias been discharged as convalescent
ind will resume his job as roadbuilder.
At a picnic at Oak Ridge last
rhursday the preliminary skirmish
)f the county campaign took place.
Messrs. Wheeler and Graham, canlidates
lor county supervisor, and
Mr. It. I). Blakeley, a candidate for j
re-election as county commissioner,!
were present and responded to an
Invitation to speak.
Mr. P. S. Courtney, who is justly
noted for his cold beverages and the
uniform courtesy with which he
dispenses them, is in Marion for a
few days on business. By the way
Mr. Courtney will soon open up a
general merchandise establishmentj
at the old Benjamin stand on Acad- i
liiny street.
Mr. E. P. Ervin, who is in business
at Newport, El a., passed j
through town Friday going to visit |
liis home folk at Church. "Has'' j
tells us that he is here for his health,!
but he looks suspiciously robust and i
handsome for an invalid. Mayhap j
his ma lady is nostalgia, superin- j
luced Sy a certain form of heart:
Jisease.
The f? Mowing young ladies and j
gentlemen from Kingstree have j
recently gone to Pawleys Island:!
Misses Alma Kclley, Italine Kri?ck-'
nion, Mildred McCabe, Mamie?Ktta '
tnd Barbara Jacobs, Messrs. K. J. j
Jacobs and James Biley. GeorgeImvn's
celebrated island resort is!
juite popular with our young people, j
Tickets over the Atlantic Coast!
Line good till August X) will be sold 1
:o Greenville, S. C,, August 5 th, 6th
ind 7th, on account of the Statei
Reunion of Confederate Veterans,
st the following rates: Kingstree)
14.10, Lake City *4.35, Lanes $3.00, :
jlourdin $3.95, Cades $4.30, Greeley-1
ville $3.75, Salters $4 00, Scranton
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THEN AND NOW.
Compare This Old Receipt With the
Tax Levy of To-day.
Editor County Record:?
Enclosed I hand you a tax receipt
given to my father by W. J. J.
Lifrage, tax collector for the year
1858. Compare with taxes of today.
We are certainly living in an
nrlron/uul ?irrn ?
au * auvvu
Respectfully you re,
J. Davis*Oakteii.
Leo, S. C., July 24,1902.
Following is the receipt referred;
to. The original may be seen at this
office:
460 Acres Land (>t 12cGenT Tax
1S57 .55
30c Dir. Tax 1858 .3o
.85 "
8 March Rec'd of Jesse Carter 85-100
d<?ls., his Taxes. I
W. J. J. LIFRAGE, T. C. j
New Advertisement*. j
Chattanooga Medicine Co.?Black '
Drought. '
Citation Notice?Estate Sarah A. '
Tutle. '
Executor's Notice?Estate E. E. '
Lesesne. '
Trespass Notice ? Estate T. L. '
Gourdin. '
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IOnly 50 Cents ( 1
to make your baby strong and I '
well. A fifty cent bottle of 1 '
Scott's Emulsion K J
will change a sickly baby to I |
a plump, romping child. if '
Onlv one cent a dav. think IK '
1 of it. Its as nice as cream. I I
m Send for a fre* sample, and try it. # I
V SCOTT & BOWNE, ChcmL-t- '
V 409-415 Pearl Street, New York. (
M 50c. and $1.0?; all druggists. &
IS YELLOW POISON
in your blood ? Physicians call
it flalarlal Germ. It can be seen
changing red blood yellow under
microscope. It works day and
night. First, it turns yourcomplexion
yellow. Chilly, aching
sensations creep down your
backbone. You feet weak and
worthless. i
I ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC ,
will stop the trouble now. It |
enters the blood at once and
drives out the yellow poison,
if neglected and when Chills,
Fevers, Night-Sweats and a general
break-down come later on,
Roberts' Tonic will cure you
then?but why wait ? Prevent
future sickness. The manufacturers
know all about this yet
low poison and have perfected
p-- Roberts' Tonic to drive It out,
y nourish your system, restore ]
a appetite, purify the blood, preg
vent and cure Chills, Fevers and J
fr Malaria. It has cured thousU
ands?It wMI cure you, or your
g money back. This is fair. Try
a it Price, 25 cents. I
j L. 1?. Johnson. W, S. Lynch. P
* JPShe-r.-?MMcr. aS
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I have had occasion to tr* your
^Black-Oraught Stock and Poultry MncH-&
cine and am pleased to say that I never
q used anything for stock that gave half as I ,
good satisfaction. I heartHy ruom- I
mend It to afl ownees of stuck. 1
I J. B. BElSHEk, St. Look. Mo. I !
r Sick stock or poultry should not I i
eat cbecsp stock food any moro than I
eick persons should expect to be I l
cured by food. YW-n your stock J
and poultry are sick ??ive thrm medicine
. Don't stuff thetn with wdrthless
stock foods. Unlodd the bowels
and stir up the torpid liver and the
animal will be cured, if it bo po^sihle
to cure it. Black-Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine unloads the
bowels and stirs up the torpid liver. ^
It euros every mahidy of stock if i
taken in time. Serum a 25-cer.t urn
of Black-Draught St- ck and Poultry
Medicine and it will pav for itself ten
^mfldhver Hapbai trnrr VoHot* Ca w.*v
I give more milk. Hogs pun fledi. I ?
I And hens ley more eggs. II solwa tl?e I *
I problem of making a3 much Mood, I
I fleeh and onorg/ <w possible out of I
the smallest amount of food eon- R
I named. Buy a can from jour deaia-. I
Ir^ You have Boys a
r age to be sent
If you want thorough work
If you want safe discipline.
| If you want a health localiI
ii you want wnoiesome nioi
If you want inspiring inline
If you want proper and pal
If, in short, you want those
mental, moral and physica
then your duty is plaiu?se
WELSH NECK HIGH 8
HARTSVILLE, S. CCatalogue
Sfnt on Itcqueat.
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JP W. K. JKSKISSO.V, F. P. ERVIN, R.I
fl PEOPLE'S TOBACCO 1R
T R. 1>. CLARK, M
^ This is to inform the tobacco
J A county that the People's Tobacco Wu
re-organized and a new company has
J a capital to meet the requirements of tl
)g\ It is the intention of the managi
J A a tobacco market here in Manning
/market in the State and to condu<
such a way as to recommend it to tt
^the Tobacco men of all sections. To
give us a showing; we feel coulid
V A Willi \<JUi ifLUiIJ3.
J A Thanking you in advance for v
jf\ give, we lemain, Youre
fi PEOPLE'S TOBACC
IMPROVI
Id the order of the day. For t
painting aud repairing my store ;
for cash my entire Stock of Alerch;
DRY GOODS, NO:
CLOTHING, SHO
i vn T7TTi)\TrrrTDT
r uiuux t'xvi
AT ACTUAL 1
Reduced Prices <
[ Keep Fresh GROCERIE
Prices, Come and see me
YOURS FOR Bl
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3>TO. CIESEID
PRICES m
sTRTriTT.y Fr
Kf X XVAV AJU 4. 4, \
We have just upeaed u
Seats' Clothing; i
Shirts, Necktie
All kinds of Furmt
Also. c?n elegant
jadies* Dress Goods, Ladi
Clothing and
We always carry a complete ki
Cation*,. and constantly keep on hand a
COFFINSt CASKETS ami UNO,
i'ou will save neooey by getting oub j
H. D. REDD1
Kingstree
s. 1 ~ J 'r*>>
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,nd Girls of proper ^
off to school and.
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al s.
ince.
atable food.
things which will call forth
1 manhood :.nd womanhood,,
ud to
ICHOOL,
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3. Clark, II. P. McIntosh. UP
EHOUSE COMPANY, ?
ana^er. 0\
Manning, S. C. 7a
> growers of Williamsburg grv
irehouse Company has been 7a
been formed with sufficient af\
be business. 7a
:meuc of this house to have gK
the equal of any tobacco /A
jt the affairs of the house in aK
le support and confidence of 7a
bueco men of Williamsburg, aK
ent that you will be pleased 7?
whatever patronage you may 7a
0 WAREHOUSE CO., ft
Ji. D. Clahk, Manager. *
2 ME NT
he next 30 days I shall be
and for this reasau I offer
iuilise, including
HONS, HATS,
ES, TINWARE
J ? ? ??
COST.
on Hardware,
S at Lowest Market
K
'SINESSs
WILKINS.
IX.
f DOWN.
)R CASH.
p a full Ljue of'
Underwear,
s% Shoest Hats
v'ngs Goods..
Liae ol
es' Hats, Children's
I Hats.
ue of tiardware,. Tinwa-re ajici
l11 kinds of
emm s supplies
>pice^ befoee going. elsewiie5%.
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