The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 14, 1902, Image 4
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The (County Hcrorr
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(J. W. WOLFE.
Kinjfstree. S.O.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 14. 1902.
A Fine Specimen
Mr. II. W. Bryant returned Sun
lay afternoon from a visit to relative
a' Hourdius. Mr. Bryant speaks en
Thusiastitallv of the crops along th
San tee river. To emplntbize hi
> ' i *..n
ivmarKS ae suoweu u> u ?mu
<?i < otton from the field of Mr. \V. IJ
M< I'larv, which measures lift high
< obtains 1?>6 bolls and is still greei
and healthy. This is said to be ai
average stalk from a 4 acre held
The seed are the "Excelsior" thre
.imbed variety, which was 011 ex hi
t:.?u from Marlboro county at th
-'harleston Exposition.
^ POWERFUL VOICES,
*omc llhmrlr Shrlekfri Who Ant*,
dutril tb? Famom S?fnl??.
Tbe question bas often been asked
( 'VTbo tbe nioat loud voiced on:
of history?" Tbe aoawer uauaiiy li
tbnt it vrna Stentor. ot wbom Ilonxv
?aj s Ids voice tv?sh m loud aa tbat o
n AomK 1 narul fr?r?iT
Li i ? A ini^T LUVII WltlUiiiru
which we pet tbe phrase "steotoriai
> voiced.** I'.ut we have m'ord of tw<
> historic "shriekers" anterior to nomer
W e rend whore Sia:e<,n and F?urt fo-.tgi:
ecalnst the twelve tneu of the city o
Sm^on acU that I?ev1 beheaded ot*
Uinii with bis own swcrd. In ohwpte
8K verse 4L of the bock referred to its
s*ory it; rehit?\l tl?e foliowlcg wirds
"And the sons of Ja<^>b seeing tb?
thev couid not prevail oet?r the twelve
Simeon cave u loud and tretnendbtn
Lriel;. and tbe eleven remaining iiks
were stcuocd by the awful shriek."
In chapter 30. same book, ww 18
we t'.nd the following account of tlx
htittUr of tbe bouh of Jacob with the
Inhabitants of tlie city of Ornish. I
cms as though the battle won both i?
the front and In tbe rear aod thot tlx
warriors on tbe wall were throwing
ap* kis and LuHiog stoiies upon tin
sons of Jacob. What next ueeurre*h is
related in cbapter and verse abov
cited. is recorded In these words:
"And Judub. seeiug that the roeo o
finish were getting too beevy f<x
ibeiu, gave a plerdug ami tremeixkan
alnicL;. and all tbe u>eu of Goash wen
terrified at .lodab's cry. ami men fel
from the wall at the sound of hM pow
rful shriek, and all those that won
without as well as thoee within rb<
clt.v wore greatly afraid of tbetr Unee.'
The Canary la a LIHIa Pig.
The tnuary la always regurded im
mall eater. Just us tbe pig is notcrkxi
f>>r its gluttony. People with waull aj.
petites are often twitted for not eretlni
xcore than enough to feed a ctinarj
an 1 ?liis led a'man wlio whs a tiny eul
er :o wutcb the yeliow Lird ar.d report.
lie found that a canary thm weigh**
247 grnius ate Just thirty-two times It
out, u?-!*bt iu a month: that in. H at
rather more than i's own weight on a)
?ui ;;f v ? un,? . a?i* vi.v ??uv ????.> ?,
rs 11??- little Mrd will notice that it In al
v.-i.vs ?ating. Now. says tlto Investlga
tor. a pig doesn't cut its own wight e\
ry cay. glutton as It Im. Hence b
thinks that the canary deserves to b
classed as a little pig.?l.oo*k>o At:
Mvers.
Ran WJthoot I?<ra.
v A certain cougr'ttwinan h?6 a smer
granddaughter. whose clever Raring
t~? the delight 04' ho* parent* Tt>e <nt
er day she came to her gruudfutbe
with her face all smiles.
"tiniiidpa." she said. "I saw som<
thing ih s morning running across tb
kitchen hour without uuy legs. Wlw
tie. think it waaV
ilr. Congressman studied for nwbll
and gave up. "What was K?" he aeket
"Water." sold the youngster trtua
phautly.-St. Louis Poet-Dtepatcbu
*
I 1
I Abm(mlnd?d.
A woman who has an absentnrtoded
- hut;hand who will bear watching watt
r startled n few weeks ago on her way
down the church alBle to see thut the
u'ood man. who had preceded her. wag
" still wearing his bat. She transmitted
| a signal to him to remove the objection;
able article, when she was still further
Ik trifled by seeing him remove his
j tt* u Instead.
lwt?ptrflbK
I.; "Now. then. Willie," sakl Uncle John.
j "aren't you tired looting at tbe roon'
J keys?"
"AH right." reluctantly replied the
j boy. who won on his first visit to the
*00 "Now let's go to tbe place where
[, the organ grinder's cage Is."?Ptiilodel1
yhia ITese.
i
Cut Out the H?4.
j It Is a good thing for a young roan to
e i try to make his murk In tbe workl so
i ' long aa be usee something besides red
^ paint in doing It?Syracuse Herald.
Si -
e I The man who covets his neighbor's
- bouse might change his mind If he
eoukl look Into the cupboards.
s
The Word Trwlf.
The word treacle has undergone an
j odd modification. At first It was npplled
- to such decoctions of roots or other substances
as were deemed beneficial In
. medical practice; then, as these were
frequently sweetened. It came to moan
aDy sweet concoction of confection,
and luetly. as molasses W8s the swoet
est of all. this name was exclusive!}'
applied to sirup.
When you want corn and corn
c chops, you will find it at Wilkins.
% i Fine line of pocket knives and
" razors. Come and get one.
l' Wilkins.
. Thw ti,k iy ,?very box *( the fcnnlw
t, Lsxat Bromo'Quir.inc T*tie%?
mjj w "1T-H h flom ?! ?*?e <jjl*
WANTED?10,000 cords Swamp
Hickory in car lots, delivered at
Denmark, S. C. Address Jno. F.
Simmons, Rowesvill*, S. C. 3m
r
; Tax Land Sale.
3
r j Br virtue of executions to me dircrt.
i ed I have levied upon and will veil for
rash for raxe? or. the first Moiid<\r in
1 September next, before the ?'ourt
1 House door in Kinystree. the follow}
iii? described iands to-wit:
1 acre of land in Johnson township
1 ! he inn-.ring to Eliza Napoleon and
f | boomied bv Hrun>on Snowden on all
* I Sides.
I
r , .\!>o 40 aeres of land in Mingo town?
j ship belonging to Edwin Pipkin and
; : bounded as lollows: North bv J. <4.
t ! Pipkin. < a-t bv Monroe MeCullough.
, j south by Gus Dicker and we-t by J. G.
'A ! Pipkin.
, ! Also 42$ aere< of land in Sumter
township belonging to S. C. SlcCllteli]
en and bounded a- follows: Bv Davy
l Graham, Alex Parker, llenrv Dennis.
? 1 u*... ? \T,.W,
In lix* UiU?u ami rani .avixi
G J. GRAHAM,
v . 14-3: Shrrilf Williamsburg County.
BTIfe J* x??
: Kwr TEETH INC
I Bw. J. W. Barry (e4 AitaaMO Betbodtat CotJcreoce.
*wor?>. kac*fl of'"reETniNA *' We wonder ho^ we h
> won ?ent cj jjorkatfe aod ito?nnaeta i?oel opport?o?
r> bet n iu tad x>B(J:tloo for dare, and ootbla* tbet we s?
' perfect r*Urr. end be t? had an further avakte. Othaa
l? ; aaaa a partaot wrow,
pgMgqng?MfcmuiJi^^
:J WATCH 1
I ITSHINE:^
;!| SELL YOU
: AT LAKE
h 2 Bb?:at*s.k if is your home markc
;M 1JBI'AU."K It 1 as a good tMfps of
3 Because it has good banking f;
' J Because :t is t lit* best market ii
?1 And at The S
k' rj BkoaI'SK it furnishes good acoo
H Because it gives good light on
H Bboa us* it iias the best auction
1 n Bye aYsK Mr. Hall kn ws what
(5i pile brings full \ahu\
i-J8 BboaI'SK Mr. Clement knows of
r S nient is correct and ft;
^ Because should an error occur,
I 9 Bring Your Tobacco i?>. the
I STAB WA
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>* I MALL & CLEflENT, Pi
0
THE BEST METHOD OF PlflfWO FOOO.
Some Valuable Suggestion# and Hom to
Get Satisfactory Resuka. No Need
of Having Dyspeptic
Most physicians, especially io the
: northern United States, say that fried
food ie responsible for most o< the dyspepsia.
especially in the south, where
I frying Is most prevalent.
This ia do doubt true, in a broad ana
average way. but it to not necessary
that it should be true. Too much gre&eu j
of any klod, and in any way. is cer- '
tainiy bad for the dloestton; but the ;
conclusion must not be Coo hastily ,
reached that fried food is necessarily |
; greasy. Grease for cooking should be |
( looked upon merely as as a medium for :
communicating a high degree of heat. ;
! It is not usually possible to oook things ;
I In water to a higher temperature than
212 degrees, and hence in many caaee
; it Is n.oeesary to oook meats, etc., a i
long while at this temperature to get j
them d^no. But it is easily possible to ;
cook things equally welt dooe in grease
in a much shorter time, on account of J
the higher temperature that may ho j
reached?sometimes 300 to 400 degrees
, The true way to cook in grease is to 1
, get H very hot before Introducing the !
I meat or other article. When It Is i
' dropped in the higher degree of heat j
. immediately chars the outer surface i
! and closes the pores, so that the grease
; cannot get Inside. It is important to
' keep the beat up. and not to put the
: articles into the grease so fast as to
j lower the temperature. When dona, i
' 'hoy should be Immediately removed j
, and laid on a doth to absorb the a<V
I he ring grease. Many cooks take a |
frying pan off the Are wtth the egg? .
j or moat In ft. all cooked, and leave it I
i so until served. This is the next best I
: way to let tbe grease soak through to
*? "rk"? ???? m* trt Mtsk I
j U?r '.ririru. iiiv *vt# .
, the grtase In. and the very best way I
j to promote dyspepeta Is to put the ar;
tlck?B in the frying pan to cook when
* the grease is not hot enough.
J Frying le generally a moat wasteful
' manner of oooklng, for the reason that
j so much of the crease Jo thrown away
after the article Is cooked. Tbie le geuI
orally unnecessary. If the frying baa
1 Lorn properly done, the grease has Dot
I taken up much from the article cooked.
| The grvase may be poured from the !
i trying pan Into a vessel of hot water,
I wh?n most of the foreign matter wtit
i -v-ttie and the pure grease wHl float,
i after somewhat washing Itself In the
<vt>ter. It may then be used again and
with the boot results.
There is naturally a smell from any
I frying grease. In Europe, where many
' kinds of grease and ofis are used for
j frying, people become acvustos^d to
: the different smells, and do not mind
them. In this country ail are aecusi
,omed to the smell of frying hog lard,
i When it was first proposed to oook
I *lth cotton oil the new smell was objectionable.
especially the smell of
' Tidly red nod oil, and thus there grew
i i pre>ud1ce against Its use. Another
I <'uuse lor bad results with the oil was
the fact that often times the oook
wouM not watt for the oH to get hot
iv.u^h before putting K In the article*.
When using lard, the cook would naturally
watt for it to melt, and It would
get hot without provoking Impatience.
T?ut the oil looks ready when It Is first
!>ut In the frying pan. and there Is a
temptation to use K too soon. There
I has been much steady work done by
those who make cooking oompounas
j from cvitoo oil. wkh a view to reducing
or disguising the smell. The reeult has
n most gratifying. There are aevJ
eral concerns making a spect&Ky ot
I It refined for use tn cooking, without
. further manipulation. The Weaeon Pro|
'vs? company of Savannah, On., has
j he<-n \-ery wrcceoeful in this line aixl
j will be rind to mail cook books,
i There are ateo a number of highly ,
i satisfactory cooking greaaeo made
) from cotton ofl and beef fat. such as
"Paimatena" ond "Snow Drift," both
of whkh products are e*tenafveiy
1 manufactured by the Southern Cotton
(XI Company of the Carolina* aod
'" eorgia at their work* In Savnnnah.
They are both high claa* and rehab Is
! nroducts In whkh the pure cot too seed
! oil is used and the7 resemble tard in
I : piVArrrw>e and reeulta, but arc more
I s?Hs'n tory and heaKhy. and which are
I 3iu?rK>r to ho# lard from every point of
iew. That they are much more
healthful there can be no doubt.
FFETTTS^qM
; FWDERMIm
Bun SnuvM, Ark.
vtHwi) "Baric?d flad tftiraaottfq* whlekfUawitlaw
a? ralaed ehlldraa vflboal k. Ttoetti day* W> 'o Hlei
eaaioor baba waa to aatrto? coodtttoei hU kewait tad
>r? did acr food: tba aecood do? of "TEKTHINA" ??
aahaaa at ita taafi? ta? Mhaadi?r daaaaaa
SBSmDraBBUKaBSBHR
HE STAR, I
BRIGHTLY. I
E TOBACCO I
CITY, S. C. |
buvpy-i. 0
icilities. fl
[i the State. n
tar Warehouse E
mniochtions. I
your tobacco. 3
eer in the State. g
tobacco is worth, and that every }
I
Vice work and soes that? ^tch atate
til aheck written.
, it id promptly corrected*
' j
REHOUSE, ,
And Get Full Market Value,
rops.
XCANEHDATl
(Card* of candidate* for countv cfliroa will be
published in this column until the t'n>t primary r
election for *3! canLt of candidate* for t'onpTes*
$5. For the i-econd primary candidates' notice* f
will I*1 published for naif price. To receive at- t
K-iition all announcement* muet be ptiid for in ,
advance. 1 1
t
FOR THE STATE SENATE.
I hereby' announce myself a candi-i
date for re-election to the Senate. sal>- i
ject to the rules of the 1 democratic j
party. A. II. Williams. ' f
i ?
FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRA-1 f
TIOX.
I hereby announce my candidacy for j
re-appointment as a member of theic
Hoard of Supervisors of Registration. ic
for which i Dice I resj>ectfnlly solicit j ?
the votes of the people. I will ot I
course be governed by the rules of the j
Democratic primary. j
G. K. -VIlTCHl'M. J?
1 hereby announce myself a iandi-il
date for Supervisor of Reg'Stratiou, j
subject to the rules of the Democratic j
primary election. E. ?. Pkossek j ^
I hereby announce myself a eandi-' (
date for re-appointment u> the office of i,
Sui?ervi?or of Registration, subject to j e
the rules of the Democratic primary ! ?
eiection. J.J.Eai?i>t. e
I herebv announce myself a caruii-1 .
-- ? - .1. tt! i
date ror reappointment to tut uuur <-i |
Supervisor of Registration. subject to
the rules governing the Democratic
primary election. J. Y. McGill. ,i
(
FOR COUNTY SUPT. EDUCATION, i?
i c
I am a candidate-for re-election to r
the office of County Superintendent of
Education, promising cournuu* and
faithful service in the future as in the
past and to abide the decision of the j
Democratic primary election. J
Wii.Luv ("ocrtK.
I hereby announce that. I am a can- 1
did ate tor County Superintendent of
Education in the ensuing primary elcc- t
tion and that I will ahiue the result I c
thereof. C. W. Wolfe. i
KoR COUNTY TREASURER. 1
The friend* of R. B. Smith, having
confidence in his ability aud efficiency, 1
heicby announce him as a candidate ?
Tor the office of County Trea-urcr, i
subject to the Democratic primary. He (
will abide the result of the election and s
*upi>ort the nominees of the party. >
Having oeen proviacntially hindeied i
from doing any canvassing two years t
ago ami liaving received a very flattering
vote, with about four-fifths of the
votesatsix precinct*around my home,I 1
am encouraged to announce my candi- 1
daey fur County Treasurer, subject to 1
the rule* of the Democratic primary, f
Ifelected, my service* lor rauniuiness ?
ami courtesy shall be secoml to Done, *
either rendered or promised. t
w. I). Owens.
I am a candidate for re-election to
the office of County Treasurer, pledging
my lx'-t efforu to give efficient
sygpice Hi the future and l>e acconimo- f
ffiding in discharging the unties of the 1
office, as I have endeavored ts? do in t
the pa-t. In my candidacy I shall be 1
governed by the rules of the Ivino- i
cratic party* R. D. Rolling >
<
FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE. ['
1 Qnnnlini'u I !1 TT\ ? CAT1- 1
didate for Representative in the (Jen- *
eral As-eiubly, subject to the rules of 1
the Democratic puny. W. L. bass.
II. E. Kaput, pledgid to abide the
Democratic prirnan. i
At the solicitation of many friend? ]
I have decided m become a candidate j
for tlie House of Representatives. subject
>? the rule* of the Democratic
party. Thankiag iwy friend-for their
support in the pa>t, I pledge myself, if
elected, t?> faithfully strive t?o represent j
the whol<?. people and to support and ,
defend the doctrines and principles of >
the Democratic party as defined by our ;
State hiiJ National conventions.
W. W. Kknkedy.
1 hereby announce myself a can li- '
date tor the House of Kepresen'atives,
and pledge myself to abide by the (
result- of the Democratic primary I
P. S, Wali.
With a deep sense <>f appreciation
for the support of my friends two <
years ago. 1 hereby announce that 1 am I 1
a candidate for re-election to the House 11
of Representative-!, subject to the de-|c
vision of the Democratic voters in ihejf
approaching primary election. If I am j1
elected 1 shall endeavor to serve my I
constituents with the same zeal andji
tideilty in the future as in the past. f t
t b. gocedix. i
Teacher's Examination
-?- i nnf
i riHpfoiiv'.' icju.nui?intNM
art; given th -* opportunity
to stand for certiticates at the close of
rl:e Summer ?l in rlii- way ; j J
U'bat they make on the examination
in the subject* taught in the Summer j"'
Scht>?] is credited to them by the:
County B?ard. and they are fuither!"
examined by the County Board in the |
!?tlier subjects upon which County ex- ' [
Hinlnati'Ui* are usually held. The "t
County Superintendent will determine ]'
the certificate to i?e is-ued. lir-t or
s*aa?t>il grade, by per cent. Applicants j
for oertifica'e> who did not attend the I
Summer School will be examined at a
the same time and upon the same g
questions as those who attend the w
School.
The examination will be held August
36.
WILLIAM COOPKR, a
County Supt. Edueatfon. w
:
M' .^L.i
9
ES CARDS. X
Yielding to Hie o::rne-t solicitation
?f ruy friends I announce inys-if a> ;i
andidate lor the House of lJeprc-etstaires
from Williamsburg county .uiJ
tii ? 1 . ? /In Kf .Wu f*.?I..-; .?f'
iu; .'i ai ww uvtm u* i v*
he Democratic party.
J. 1!. Htjtson.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the solicitation ??f hi< many
rien?is wc announce J. Cleveland
iIcKlvkkj* a candidate for County
Joinmlsdoner. subject to tin- rules of
he Democratic primary election
The many friends of samcei .1.
fLETaky respectfully announce him :i
andidate for County Commissi" u-:\
uhj"-ct to the rules of* the Democratic
rimary election, V'ona>.
1 hereby announce my self a <an1ilate
for the office of County Com?
ioner, subject t<> the rules of the
Kimocratic primary election
P. D. COCKI IELO.
I hereby annovacc myself a<a:idiUte
for re election to'the orti ? of
,'ounty Comniis?ioo,.,?-. subject to me
ules of the Democratic party". If tebcte<t
I shall endeavor to kfvp the
'flice up to a hi^h standaM of
tbciency. K. D, Dlakklky.
KOR ST'PF.RVIsViri
1 hereby announce ray self a cr.odi
late for re-elect-iou to the office ?{'
Jouuty Supervisor, and pledge ray so! f
o abide by the result of the I ?*-n
ratic primary and to support the
lominees thereof.
B. Ii. Chandler.
Subject to tfe rules of the Don: ieratic
ritnary election, we hereby announce
I. J. Graham a candidate for County
Supervisor a: the ensuing primary
lection. Votkk*.
T hereby announce :ny candi buy '?.r
he office of (Joanty Supervisor at tr.o
'Mining primary election. I p;etL"<nyself
to abide by the result of said
iiection ami to support, the nominees
hertof. M. Venter*.
Having served tnepeopleef V.TJiuais>urg
county two years a-* County
niseioner. and feeling that the expe ience
acquired during my rem of
.ffice qualifies me to render efficient
icrvice in a higher capacity, I hereby
tnnouncG myself a 'candidate ?'< r
Jounty Supervisor, pledging mysel! t?>
>M.!a I.** !?.* -I..-* :
iuiuc yjj mc ucunvii "I #i?ne primary
slectiou. A^M. Con*.
The many friend* of tolr. <\ F1
iVIIEELKli, appreciating^ is many
l'gli qualification* fur t!u* odiir,
ier/by annouuce bin; a* a candidate
'?rCountv Supervisor at the ensuing
[Vtaocratic primarus. pledging them- *
civet? that i.e will abide t>y \lu- r? #uU
hereof
FOIi AUDITOR.
I hereby announce my candr'daey
or Auditor of Williamsburg County
laving been appointed to till onr th?- '
jnexpired term of the lamented II. L
I aura. which gave me the opp?>rt;.n
ty of acquainting luyseif with the
vork of said ortlee. 1 feci cunudcnt.
>f being able to dll the position wit
reilit to mvself and to the satisfaction
>f the uix payjis of the county,
hedging them my otlorts in the
nture and to abide by tbe result < t the
democratic primary. ,
J. Id Daxiei..
Having faith in the integrity and
ibiilty of the Hon. .1. Davis Citrtcr,. we
lereby announce bi:w .* candidate for
Auditor, si.bject to the* action of the
democratic primary.
m.\x\ Fri?n1)s.
Pledging myself to abide by the reu!t
of the Democratic primaly elec- ^
lion, I hereby announce inv candidacy *1
or the appointment ol Auditor of Wiiiamsburg
county.
It. G. A ski vs.
1 hereby aanouRCO- myself a candfInte
for appointment ? * Auditor <>f
Williamsburg County, subject to t!.e
1 orlsion and rules of the ltctuucratR
jrimary ciectioD,
J. Wkslsy COOK
I hereby announce that I h??? a ean-'
lidstfl for appointment a- Auditor ot
A'illiamsbnj: county. Having had a
jiimlM-r of years' experience in the
:lerieal 'work of the court house. I
ee! myself tuhy (pialitied to perform
,he duties of the said oi.icc. ! will, of
ourse. enter the race as a Ttemocraf
u?d abide by tlie constitution and a!?
lie rules ot the parte.
J. J. h. IICKOWMERY.
WHISKEY
of
ALL f0 ALL '
5IND3 ? PURPOSES
'Special Brand" L^rn Whisker, 8 1 i"'
Poplar Log" 0?ru Whiskey, l.oO
Poplar Log \ Old, Sn*>,tli, Mel-.
low 2.'iO.
Private Stock,'* 4-qt. case 2.i?
'Private Stock." l2-??t. ca-o ? i?o
Hunting Creek" lyve. 12-qr r.ve- 7.W
Old Hunting Creek" Rye, li-qt lfc.uo
ipple 1'randy 2,5?
(Iwrgeof 'Joe. tor 1 gal.. '<J*nsfoi;'J-ga'. ?
ml 45c for 3-ga! jug"', an.: T.kr lor 41J- .
al. k?:gi; when returned prepaid, they
rill be taken back at coat.
J. C, SOMERS 6c CO*
distillers,
itatesville, nqrxh carqljna,
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