The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 14, 1902, Image 7
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\Y E N'esmith made a business
frip to Charleston last week.
Dr \V J Haselden was called
to Georgetown last week on account
ot the extreme illness ol
his sister.
A A May spent Sunday in
Florence. Some attraction?
S E McGill went to Charles
ton last week on business, returning
Saturday.
Mrs \V B Gregg of Florence is
visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs
\V I' McGifl. near town,
\V A Creech, the station agent,
has gone to Society Hill to visit
relatives. Eugene Johnson of
Lake City has charge of the office
during his absence.
Mr and Mrs G L Sauls re
turned Saturday from an extended
trip North.
Alter drilling through several
rocks Mr J M Matthews has secured
an excellent flow at the
H.mtist church artesiau well.
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The picnic at Mrs l'heenie Fillmore's
last Friday was a success
in every particular. There were
present from 350 to 400 people.
'1 he grove in front of the house is
a delightful place for a picnic, as
it is composed of large majestic
live-oaks, whose umbrageous foliage
furnishes a perfect shade.
The crowd present included a
large proportion of pretty girls,
and it is needless to say that
there were a number of susceptible
youths ready to avail themselves
of the opportunity of enjoying
the society of the fair sex. Sonle
paired off and sat in baggies,
while others went in groups and
chatted merrily till time came to
refresh the "inner man'*, Then
we all gathered about a table
that fairly groaned beneath the
abundance of dainty edibles that
covered it. The committee to wait
oq the table consisted of Misses
Maggie Epps, Alma McKlveen
and Laura Johnson. To these
young ladies much credit is due
for their efforts to see that every
oue was properly served.
In the afternoon a game of ball
between Lake Citv and Cades
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kept the crowd well entertained.
Nearly everybody stayed till the
game was finished and that was
late in the afternoon. Following
* is the line-up of the players and
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ine score;
Cadep, Lake City,
Daniel, cf 1 Knight, c 1
Stuckey, If 1 Epps, H. 3b 1
ilaniia, J. rf 0 Ward, If 0
Epps, (J. c 0 Baldwin, p 0
McElveen, 3b 1 Epps, D. fs 1
McOutchen.2b 1 A skins, 2b 0
(iilland, p 0 Rodgers, rf 1
Scot', 2b 0 Singletary, cf C
Carsten, C. ?s 1 Morrifl, lb 0
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Cades 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0?5
Lake City 00001 0 0 0 3?4
When Cades and Lake City
tried conclusions before the locai
nine was overwhelmingly defeated.
and the visitors no doubt
came down with great expectations
of cleaning Cades up in the
fir>t few innings, but they were
sadly disappointed,
' Alter tiie ball" the crowd dispersed
departing to their home?
with recollecting ol a pleasant
day. Itanuuk.
There is nothing so powerful as
example. We put others straight
by walking straight ourselves..
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Minor crops have lmpnvedj
since the recent rains set in. The ;
people on Santee are still in needji
of rain; it seems that the showers!
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through this section are very;
scattering.
Mr F G Nesmith and family
a;e visiting friends and relatives
at this place.
Miss Nonie Brown of this place
is visiting friends at Epps.
Misses Isla Bryan and Maria
Brown visited Mrs LB Johnson ,
at Lake City last week.
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Llines are visiting at Mrs T A
Blakelev's.
11 P Brown a hustling young
business man of Suttons looked
in on his friends here last week.
We are alwav*s glad to welcome
such a pleasant visitor.
Camp No. 7 of the A. 0. L Co.,
which lias been shut down lor
the past ten days, will resume op
orations on Monday, the 11th mst.
N W Cook, foreman of Camp
No. 7 and E L Powell spent last
week at their homes in North
Carolina.
II D Oantley, one of Mr W D
I Brvan's salesmen, has been on)
y
the sick list tor several days and
has tone home to recuperate. We
hope Mr ^antley will erelong be
able to return to his post of duty.
Mr W D Bryan made $110 on
one acre of water-melons, all of
which were sold in his store.
Bismarck. /
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Cotton is opening in this community,
and fodder pulling is the
order of the day.
Mrs. S. Watren Montgomery is
spending several- days in onr
neighborhood.
Mr. Wade Ferrell, of Americas,
Ga., is visiting his old home on
the Coleman Road.
Mrs. L B. Reynolds is visiting
the family ot Mr. J. J. B. Montgomery,
Miss Annie Richbnrg is spend
ing some time with friends near
Foreston.
Miss Alma .and Mabel ("ampbell
returned to their home at
Greeleyville Saturday alter a few
days visit to friends here.
Messrs Daniel Keels and Clarence
Montgomery ot New Zioir,
visited in the community Sunday.
| Mr. Darby Fulton, of Mouzon's,
j-pent Sunday in this neighborhood,
i Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Lifrage, of
Sailers, paid pleasant visit to rel- '
1 atives on the Coleman Road last
. week.
The beatiful story "John Winthrop's
Defeat'' which closed not
lone ago in Tiik Record, was much
enjoyed by your correspondent*
Buxcb o? Roses.
At a good roads convention recently
a speaker said, "The day
will come when a bad road will
' be a disgrace to a community?
when we would no more invite a
. triend to pass over such a road
: than we would invite him to an
unswept roon* or to. an unclean
house and promptly call it houie.11
! In judging another's honor, we
often place a valuation upon our
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Fodder pulling 16 engaging the
attention of farmers here now.
(Jotton picking will soon commence.
Mr. W. F. McGill, one of our
Degressive tobacco growers, car
ritd some tobacco to Lake City a
tew days ago and sold at the Star
warehouse for 31c a pound. Mr.
McGill says that this load was
some of his worst tobacco.
J. H. Pierce is a happy man
just now, he sits and sings lala
la- and says, "my little
daughter."
Some of our larmers are using
this year's corn.
Misses Anna and Ellen Gregg,
of Florence, returned home Friday
alter spending some time
with relatives at this place.
Preston Fulton, colored, accidentally
shot one ot his lingers
off while monkeying with a pistol
the other day.
'Look here, vhat has become of
Phillbf She must be taking a Rip
Van Winkle slumber.
Mr. Editor, we certainly con
gratulaie you on getting ou: such
an excellent paper. Probably we
correspondents will have a better
showing now. Nox.
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Learn to stop croaking. If you
cannot see any good in this world
keep the bad to yourself.
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Apply or write to
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I is yellow"poTson" I
1 in your blood ? Physicians call Si
3 it flaiarial Germ. It can be seen fl
9 changing rod blood yellow under ?
miiTner/iB# It ivnrkfi finv nr.d
jg night. First, It turns your com?
piexion yellow. Chilly, aching J
1 sensations creep down your ?
? backbone. You fed wetJ> and f
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1 ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC ?
fi will step the trouble now. It 9
2 enters the Mood at once and B
5 drives out the yellow poison. |
B If neglected and when Chills,
IS Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen- "
W era I break-down come inter on, H
a Roberts' Tonic will core you jn
g then?but why wait ? Prevent a
9 future sickness. The raanufoo j 3
J turers know alt about this yel- S
ifl low poison and have perfected X
[a Roberts' Tonic to drive It out, ?
|3 nourish your system, restore a
9 appetite, purify the Mood, pre- t
M vent and cure Chilis, Fevers an J a
E Malaria. It has cured thous- R
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J it. Pilce, 28 cents. E
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