The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 14, 1902, Image 8
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I IB CUT DEPARTMENT f
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1- charge of ^
;j W. L. BASS, Esq. y
+S3H55^K3fMr.
and Mrs. A. P. Hatchell vent
to Florence Sunday on a visit.
Mrs. I>r. DuRant has returned
from a v isit to relatives in Columbia.
We had a fine rain Monday night.
It was preceded by h rerriho electrical
display.
Mr. S. M. Askins has invested in
a traveling peanut roaster. It is
operated by gasoline.
Mrs. Delia D. Carter is away on a
visit to her daughter Mrs. D. II
Crossland, in Conway.
\ H Williams i!fc Co. lost
their dry kiln and about $75 worth
of staves by fire Tuesday.
The town council began work on
? the streets Wednesday cleaning sidewalks
and surface drains.
R. J. Kirk, Esq., came up from
Kingstree Monday to see Judge
Baldwin on legal business.
Mr. E. M. Rodgers left Saturday
for Richmond where he goes to take
a position with the Tredgar Iron
Works.'
Messrs. J. H. V. Gaskins and
Robt. H. Singletary went to Wil
mington Monday and returned Wednesday.
There are so many strangers and
visitors in town now-a-days that we
van chronicle the arrival and depature
of only a few, very few.
Some of our folks attended the
picnic at Mrs. Phenie Fillmore's
Friday. The picnic was a splendid
success and was a very enjoyable occasion.
We have another tobacco buyer
and a strong one too. He is Mr. J.
G. Penn. Jr., of Danville, Ya., and
represents Messrs Pernbleton & 1'enn,
Par grille, He came in last week.
Messrs. H. L. Mozingo and .John
Pate, of Stokes Bridge, Darlington,
are visiting at Mr. H. L. "Whitlock's.
These young gentlemen were in the
lower ]uirt of the county last week
on a deer hunt.
Town clerk Rodgers issued three
market licenses last week. This
makes live who ar_- privileged to sell
fresh beef, pork, fish. etc. It would
seem that there should bo no scarceire
of fresh meats in this town.
We hope the readers of The Record
will pardon the paucity of news in
our column this week. We were on
the campaign away from Tuesday
until Saturday last week and have
been able to gather only a few items
since our return. After the 26th
we will settle down. On that day
our reckonings will be taken and we
will learn "where we ary at."
Messrs. Myers nnd James Hanna,
under the firm name of Hanna Bros,
have opened a stock of goods in the
iSingletary building next door to Mr.
W. T. Askins. These young gentlemen
are straight forward honest and
reliable men and we sincerely hope
they will succeed in their undertaking.
We are always glad to have
such excellent young men come into
our town.
The tobacco farmers are certainly
"in it" this year. They have made
good crops and an- now getting very
high prices for their stuff right lure
in Lake City, the equal of any t<e
hacco market in the Stat?*. We understand
that Mr. W. A. Webster,
who has seven acres of tobacco, has
already sold to the amount of
jfizuu.uu and s:m n;.ssome on nana.
We have heard that experienced tobacco
men declare that Mr. B. W.
Stewart will clear $5C(>(?.00 on hie
twenty seven acres. Many others
have done and are doing equally well.
Such a country and er.ch a town arcbound
to go to the front and stay
there.
' Mr. Sam Epstein has returned to |
lour town. He came back Friday!
-and ha? opened up his stock of goods
in the Murphy store on Main street,
j About a year ago he went away to
j New York, but learned that it was
i a mistake to leave here. Hence his j
! return. We wish him well.
1 Last Friday's tobacco sale was the
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,iargesr m tne msiory vi mis umi m-i.i
; There were two sales at l>oth ware
houses and it was late in the afternoon j
when the exhausted auctioneers,:
, buyers and warehousemen got an op'
portnnity to take a good long breath,
i And the prices were away up above
! the tree tops.
j? Greeleyville Glints. i
' Greeleyville, S. C., Aug 11?
S. V. Taylor has returned from
a visit to friend? in Greenville,
j Alex Montgomery was on our
J streets to day.
J Section Master Barnes of Fores ton,
! is a visitor in town today.
Iv. II. Footman, of San tee, was
; noted in town this morning.
J Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Baxter of
I Bennett Swamp, were in town this
morning.
T. W. Boyle is erecting a htfndj
some residence in town conveniently
i near his business.
W. A. Brown, after spending
| some time with relatives here, has
j returned U> Sumter,
j C. E. Spann left here this lnoruj
ing for Sumter to take a position
, with Croswell & Co.,
1 Mrs. W. F. Hogan came home
Saturday from Gourdins, where she
ha* been visiting relatives.
I J. B. Montgomery, after a pleas|
ant sojourn with his daughter's fatni
ily at Harpers, returned home this
! morning.
Miss Mamie Boyle, after spending
some days with relatives here, returned
to her home at Sumter this
morning.
! 1) T VI.JO ci TWJ1
I AUUUlf ^ 1It# UAC U |r7Ci
! tion in Florida, was here Saturday
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; and Sunday, the guest of Mr. and
> Mrs. W. F. Hogan.
j G. B. Browder, who went to
I Harpers last Friday to visit relatives
j and enjoy the pleasures of hunting
j and fishing. returned to day.
S. M. Bradshaw, Dr. A. D. Epps
j and Henry Ferrell went over to
! Kingstre? this morning. Mr. Et-r!
rell is our candidate for magistrate.
i T. J. Hogan and R. J. Bradham
have returned from a visit of several !
! days to Paw ley's Island. They en-'
joyed their trip pretty well, bnt are:
j badly Mistered from the heat of the!
j sun while they were Via thing in the j
surf. Mr. Hogan has just got onti
j of bed, while Mr. Brauhain managed I
; to keep up, although he M'asas much i
' "used up'' as Mr. Hogan. I think i
both these gentlemen have <juitej
their till of surf bathing for a while.!
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SWAMI' Fox. J
| Another special run this week on |
dry goods, shoes, pants, hats, tin- j
, ware. Come and see me.
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| Hints Frnm Heinemann. |
Crops are looking much bettor
since the rains.
Farmers are vert busy curing fodder.
Cotton is opening in places.
Misses Nellie and Hattie Plowden,
two of Brewingfoirs fair daughters
are visiting Mrs. J. P. Gamble.
Miss Hattie Tutle ftom Safrtee is
visiting the family of Mr. R. B.
Keels.
Mr. E. E. Spann one of Greeley*
vslle's sports was in this section a
short while wSaturday.
A protracted meeting will commence
at New Market charch to
night.
The party given at Mr. J. P.
Gamble's on Thursday night, was
much enjoyed by a large crowd.
Cricket.
Groceries I keep fresh and good,
and don't forget they go because
prices are always right. WlLKfvs.
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A New Yorii Ihk^h4ot author wbo
writes on a mooblne wrote a Dote recently
to r aptoeter otKbontM wtoo etUI
works t>y baud and incMeoUJtjr ceHed
ber attention to lb* feet that tt she
wietkxl hkn to do 00 be would aecore
a riw;ohk>e for ber at |fi per month,
IPMHTOteed to write poetry, aWe artietefl,
betton, etc. A day or 00 Jeter be
received u reply written hi a beautifully
Hear, round hand to thta effect:
My Deor Mr. ?: This la my typewriting
machine. len t M DteeT It la caHad
the Blank typewriter. It la hound,
kind, in good repair, warranted to travel
wetl In single heroeea. and If you do not
ay tt la the nicest machine yoa ever
knew I shall refuse to believe that you
were horn wtteo knighthood was la flower.
It Id warranted. IHte your*. to unite able
articles, poetry and Action with equal
faoOtty. but. anhke your* It la not for
sale at ST. a month. Its original coat was
laree. and I have put so many improve
mente oo K ftncv thut I cannot dispose of [
ft raw at a considerable advance and !
even then sfcouM be unwilling to part
with tt txeept to a responsible person
warranted to treat tt With care.
At preseot tbe author is striving
strenuously to become a millionaire so
that be may secure the service# of
this inimitable typewriter.?Detroit
Pree iTee*.
Tb? Life of Ctreat Ptopla
Circus people are pretty ekintrfah.
FYora generation to geoemtkxi they
are circus people, ind the generations
do not from off the face of the
earth nearly bo fast as tbe insurance
companies eeepi to think. There are
plenty of good i>er formers that wttl
oe\*er see sixty attain and some thot
are seventy-five years okl and rtttl as
stipple as poo oouki wish for a toon
fifty years younger. More than In any
other brnneh of tbe amusement boainesa
is tt>e famBy life kept op. tor ev
ery wouwwi who travels with a dirup
niwt haw a natural protector irHh
ber. If ft ten't n fattier or a brother. It
nmst be a husband tux] circuses
dont '-Htry people around *ith tbem
Just for the (Measure of their company
the women marry in the profession and
brit^ up their ehiMren to K. Tb? Httie
hoy .von nee rMing around so payly on
his daddy's head bus to kom bis iesPons
In-re Just the name M if be went
to scbook?Womon's Home Companion.
How Wheat Came to EartlW
A ektsefc aooouDt of the dlstrilmtJoa
of wheat over the prtmevul teorki
shows that Ceres. having taught bet;
TrininiMttiiN iIia art of arri- i
? - I
i.-ulture niKl science of br?,dnw?h!rm.
g:?ve him ber chariot, a < eieetlnl
vehicle, of id that lo K b? traveled uigbt
niKl day. diskributlrHf this valuable,
bread grain amoog ad rations of the !
eurtb.
Hard on HU BrHbm.
"Otu wdl. my dear." observed b# to'
hie wife. "you will dnd that there ore'
u yr?Hit riKioy worse u?eO hi the work!
tbun i itfo."
"Ilow t?n roa be so cynical John?" j
retried his wife rt^roocbfuHy.?Syeaouae
Burald.
A <M ni Xiom.
WlsetKD?Il^oestlv. now. did fOO ;
hprn iinytbihtf wblk* you were to coi-1
LwmV
(JrsdiKi^-^TTiMrK-weiL 1 knroed
htnv to state u?y itfuoronea in actootiflc
tern*.
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Bit B?H Ptln*.
Hewitt?I've lost ntj" beat friend. I
Jewett~-Wfcy (toot yon adverttee lor |
it?
Hewitt?What do yon roeaut
Jewett?I thought yon said yen bad
toot your poHtetbook.?Stuart Set.
The lAon bridge. near SaoftM*. tn
China, is the ton*er* tn the worW, twine
five and n Quarter mites frotn end
to end. The roudteaj to w?mt| ftto
above water. .
We have on han > a car load of R
them linger Ion er therefore
We Pass Up The
Don't quarrel with opportunity, b
last. All the standard makes, s^ch as
dock.Knger, Barber and R. E.Jones.
We make you practicullv a --"sen
?our
LIVERY DEF
la always supplied with Good Horses a
J. L. STUCt
Lake Cit'
| DR. L. B. JOHNSOf
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|= Practicing Physician,
E Surgeon and Druggist,
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Cr ?xt Door to Stuart & Fiord.,
f| LAKE CITY, - 8. <
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Here's Greatest B?ne<
Uveis Kidneys, St<
idsdirecHy on the Lteer, refj^
? of despondency and e
by a disofde
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S- THOMAS
257 KING STREET. C
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVE
SPECTACLES II
Jewelry and Watches Repa
.April 3-tf
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CURES ALL KIDi
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for neany a mmoret
recognized as a safe
for KIDNEY TROUBI
GRAND 0PENI1
Spring Clothing
Hats and
rurinsuuiga*
You will find here the very newe:
Mj>-to-d;ite Suit--, Furnishing Good:
Hats.
We make a specialty of extra-size
awl Slim Suits.
<>n receipt of your letter we will
you swatches of Suits if you are inte
in any. In our tailor department we
over 5<>0 samples for you to select you
or extra Pants from.
Suits made to your measure from 113
Pants from |3 to li
All Mailorders promptly atte&de-l
a special salesman.
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ORAnlTE CLOTHING NOUS
Opposite Academy of Music.
2X4 kin* btreet, Charleston, 8.
w*m
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Profits to You.
ut come now and buy while thev
Hackney, Taylor A- Oanady, Hayt
of half the profits if you buy now
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tnd StylLsh and Servicable Vehicles
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lent* and Medicine*. ?
f Patent and non-Mecrei
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4^11 i?i( *. Fancy Perfnmeryand
Flavoring;
Fxtract*. .41*? Pari* ?*
Careen. Garden Meed*. ^5
Cold and Refreshing Drinks.
Of every kind. Koda
Watcr.i.'ocii Cola. Klc..
a nd a linn line of Fmii
Fruit*. Fancy Candle*. ^5
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