The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 11, 1902, Image 5
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1 LOCAL ITEMS
1 OF INTEREST
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Mr H II Kinder of Mouzons paid
us a short call Monday.
"Sin has many tools but a lie is
t ho handle to fit them all."
Miss Etta Jacobs went to Scranton
Saturday to visit friends.
The county vote iu the second
primary was surprisingly large.
Dr Leland Salters is spending
this week with friends in town.
Dispenser J W Coward visited
Columbia yesterday on business.
Miss Eulalie Johnson is visiting
Dr L li Jhonson's family in Lake
City.
Mr F Marlon Britton of Church
is on a visit to relatives in Summervine
this week.
Local market report: Cotton
8 1-16 to 8 1-8 for middling; cotton
seed, $lo.6o a ton.
Mr CS Welsh, representing the
Florence Daily Times, was in town
one day last week.
When a woman says she wouldn't
many the best man in the world
she usually does'nt.
Capt. A J Smith was in town yes-1
terday morning. He is regaining
his strength slowly.
Messrs W L Askins and Condary
Buffkin of Lake City visited J
friends in town Sunday.
Messrs Monte Scott and Otis Arrowsmith
drove over to Lake City
Sunday to spend the day.
Mr Claude McCabe, now of
Georgetown, has been visiting
friends in town this week.
Misses Eva and Hallie Rollins of
Lake Oity came over to the dance
Thursday night of last week.
Mr J J Matthews, the veteran artesian
well borer, is digging a well
for Mr P B Thorn, near the mill.
Our esteemed friend, Mr F M
Xesmith of Dock was a welcome j
visitor at our sanctum last Saturday
Wendesday evening Miss Pearl
Koger entertained a number of
friends at her home on Main street.
Apply at this office for rates on I
bonds for county officials, guardians,
cashiers, executors or administrators.
The graded school building is heing
repaired and the premises put
in order against the opening of the
tall term.
M| Joe Rrockinton returned yesUnlay
to Georgetown where he
holds a position with the Atlantic
Coast Lumber Co.
Mr \V K Severance Lake City's
hustling merchandise broker, was
here Monday making his weekly
tour of our merchants.
Messrs Rollins and Cooper were
both indisposed last Monday, hence
their offices were closed. Mr Rollins
is at his post again.
School begins next Monday. It
i< urged on the part of the teachers
that all the children who can do so
attend the first day's session.
On Monday the windows of heaven
were opened and the rain fell?
a gray, gloomy day to depress the
the spirits of the most cheerful.
Misses Lila Hernmingway and
Maggie and Fannie Kennedy are
are visiting the Misses Cunningham
at Iniliantown this week.
Some Reasons
Why You Should Insist on Having
EUREKA HARNESS OIL
Unequaled bv any other.
Renders hard leather soft.
Especially prepared.
Keeps out water.
A heavy bodied oil.
Harness
An excellent preservative.
Reduces cost of you- liarnesa.
Never burns the leather; its
Efficiency is increased.
tecures test service.
titches kept from breaking.
Oil
|s sold in all
Localities Manufactured by
Standard Oil Company.
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T M Gilland, Esq., and Mr Wilmot
Gilland, who have been visit-<
log" relatives in Green Castle, Pa.,;
returned home Tuesday morning. J
Mr Paul Harper left Tuesday |
morning for Clemson College. In I
common with his many friends we
wish him a pleasant and prolitable
school year.
Messrs C W and Philip Stoll were
called to Chester Saturday by a tell
egram conveying news of the serious
illness of their sister. Miss
Alice Stoll.
Mi?s Belle Harper, who has been
teaching at Prospect, has given a
vacation during the month of September.
She will resume her
duties in October.
Rev Amos Clary of Gaffney will
hold services in the Baptist church
O???wlo%r mArn inrr uttrl oVi?nincr
UCAi ounuaj aiwiiiAiig mmu v n
! at the usual hours. All members
j are requested to be present.
Mr R D Guerry of Central paid
us a pleasant visit while in town
yesterday. Mr Guerry is in the
photograph and picture enlarging
business and is making a nice success
of it.
Parents sometimes have a mistaken
notion that the first day's
session does not count. Every
school day counts and probably the
first day more than any other during
the whole session.
The Masonic lodges have resumed
their work after the summer vacation.
Kingstree Lodge No.'40,
A. F. M., will meet Friday night before
the full moon, which this
month is Friday, September 12.
Miss Maud Chaplin of Itock Hill
the charming and accomplished
principal of Indiantown Academy, ,
passed through town Thursday on
the way to take charge of her
school, which commences next j
Monday.
We have received a copy of the
fall catalogue of T W Wood and
Sons, Seedsmen, Richmond, Va j
To any one interested in garden or
trucking this is a valuable guide.1
A postal card request will bring it;
to yonr addresn.
Ever obtainable in \
are now being offeree
RACKET
At prices that cannot b
Think of it! We are n(
cent Below Nei
j Come and see for youi
I HERE ARE A
> Best Calico at 3 l-2c and
Yard-wide Y ellow Home
Check Homespun - best
! All Colors Duck at 6c to
; Ladies', Gents', and Chi]
25c per pair.
The biggest line of
here at 25 per cent I
luCES and EMBtOIDEBlES
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Fine Line of Dress Goods, Ci
and Ha
H. D. BEDDICK,
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Miss Florence Bell left last Friday
for Moultrie, Ga? where she
has accepted a position in the
graded school. She was accompanied
by Misses Katie, Blanche and
Anna Bell and Master Johnny
Bell, who will attend the school
this session.
The following report to the U S
Department of Agriculture cornes
from Cox, Williamsburg Co.,:?
Weather very unfavorable for
picking cotton, as it is showery;
turnips doing well, grapes beginning
to ripen; fodder about all pulled.?Miss
M E Cox.
The remains of Mrs. Bryant A
Myers, accompanied by the bereaved
husband and mother, Mrs.
F. H. Poston, were brought here
yesterday morning and interred in
the Williamsburg cemetery in the
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, Rev. II.
J. Cauthen officiating. Quite a
number of sympathizing friends in
town attended the funeral.
Uncle Sam's
Mail Service
requires physical and mental
ability of a high degree to
withstand its hard labors. The c'
high tension to which the
nervous system ci constantly.;,
subjected, has a depressing eMI
feet, and soon headache, back-*"
ache, neuralgia, rheumatism,
sciatica, etc, develop in severe
form. Such was the case of
Mail Carrier S. F. Sweinhart,
of Huntsville, Ala., he saysr
"An attack of pneumonia left me
with muscular rheumatism, headache,
and pains that seemed to be ali over
me. I was scarcely able to move far
about a mouth when I decided to give
muI;- Pain Pilh,
and Nerve Plasters a trial In three
days I was again on mv route and in
two werks I was free from paia end
gaining In fieob end strength.
Sold by all Druigista.
Or. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind*
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Williamsburg' County
I in the
STORE,
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nnris at ner
iv York Prices!
-self and be convinced.
FEW PRICES:
l 4c a yard.
spun at S 3-4 and 4c a yd.
cry-art o = 4-r* n. vd.
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8c per yard.
dren's Eose at 2 l-2c to
SHOES ever seen
>e!ow factory prices.
Going at lc, 2c. 3: and up per
yard.
billing, Harness of all kinds
rdware.
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gj Dry Goods, Notions
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That's Ou
When you are out i
to call at THE OL!
STACKLEY'S G
We prefer the money to the
to nuke quick sales uo
to buy high quality goods
Now is the time and the pli
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I.?! Oagg, Oliver
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jg) at absolute cost.
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? Thanking you
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j J. P. NELSON, IMPROV
Is th?' order of the day. Fo
painting ami repairing my stoi
for cash my entire Stock of Mer
DRY GOODS. NC
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(AND FURNITUE
AT ACTUA
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YOURS FOR
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rocfexies. ?
in that we cannot be undersold. ?
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me to see us if yon wantat
rock bottom prices,
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r the next 30 Jays I shall he
re and for this reason I offer
chatuliso, including
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on Hardware,
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