The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 23, 1902, Image 5
Council ProceedingsSpecial
meeting of Council held August 26th,
10O2? Present: Intendent Kelly, and Wardens
Nelson, iiroekinton, Wilkins and Heller.
The object of the meeting was to consider petition
of Thomas and Bradham, in reference to
building on Jail Street. On motion of Warden
Heller, petition was grunted with following t<ro- .
rise to wit: That the said stable be built parallel*
v e<l with Jail street and on Jail street, and that the
building be covered by tin roof; provided further, '
that no fine* for stoves be run through the roof <
but chimneys from the ground l>c built. The carriage
hou>e to be built subject to same restrictions.
The same provisions and restrictions herein made
as to petition of Thomas and Bradham was adopt- 1
od on petition of Or. W. L Walla.'e as to lot in '
rear of T. M. (lilland lot and oa?t of B. P. Bar- .
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No. 105. J
No further business Council adjourned.
M. K. I.KVJN.
Clerk and Treasurer.
STATEMENT. '
CLERK AND TREASURER.
Aug 1, Hi.l e&?h in hand > 503 03 i
Side of barrels 1 (K>
W W Gravsou T '2 110
Fine H Smith lOOO
Kil Epps & Co L 5 00 t
Htoll A Stoll L lOOO ,
'20, K D Rollins school . 03 22 1
Total * 5!M,85 \
AMOUNT PAID OUT.'
Aug 2, W T Wilkias $ 3 18
S c Anderson 8tio e
C Jones street work ' 1 05
Wm Brockinton street work 1 05
W Williams 1 35 4
4, WW Grayson cleaning ditcli '25 OO 1
F Davis cleaning well 2 OO
WT Wilkins merchandise 1 OO
S C Anderson salary 8 oo {
0, C Jones street work 175 1
Wm Brockinton street work 1 50
W Williams street work SO
Jas Tharp naunng urne ? - ? 1
S E Lime Co for lime 17 OO J
Freight on Lime 4 40 f
16. S C Anderson salary 8 00
C Jones street work 1 00 I
IV iu Broekinton street work 1 00
26, S C.Anderson salary 8 OO
SO, s c Anderson salary U 00
Geo Fulton cleaning school yard .*>0 t
CiTCom. 1001
Balance cash in hand Sept 1 475 51 I
STATEMENT.
ci.erk and treasurer.
Sept 1, Bai cash in hand $ 475 51
15. Reed M rs M R Hemminguav bal L 2 .50
16, P A Allsbrook L lOOO ,
J L Sullivan L 5 OO 1
P S Courtney & Co L lO OO ?.
J P Nelson L 2 50 '
22, R I) Rollins for school 106 41
30, M Bradley fine lO OO
Total $62102 *
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AMOUNT PAID OUT. . g
- Sept 5, Holmes A Co oil 9 47 f
W T Wilkins merchandise 2 05
< W Johnson putting on locks 75
P Fulton putting glasses in school 75
Jn.s Tharu hauling 35 r
Win Broekinton work school fence ,
and yard 0 25 (J
J A Scott salary 8 00
C Jones street work 2 75
Nell Tharp street work 1 75
13, Ja* Tharp hauling lime 3 00 }
J T Sullivan coffln and school
house work 9 50
J A Scott salary 8 OO
Eii Wilson street work 50 P
C W Wolfe per contract 12 50
OJenes street work 250
Wm Broekinton street work 2 50
E Johuson work in school yard 1 25 3
20, Bob Broekinton street work 2 50 i
Nell Tharp street work 1 25 ?
Geo Carroll street work 1 50
C Jones street work 2 75
Wm Broekinton street work 2 75 ..
John Bmckiuton street work 2 54) "
J Wilson stnet work 1 SO f
J A Scott salary 8 (XI
W R Kunk cutting weeds 15 (io
Hoi mes A Co for oil 8 01
28, J A Scott salary 801)
(' Jones work in truck house 25
CAT Com 13 05
Total $ 140 43 a
Hal cash in hand Oct 1. 1902 t 481 92
The man who looks over your v
shoulder can always see where 11
you should have moved your ^
chessman.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS. |j
Henderson Grimett, of this place. ^
WUI MntM'li wiiiu laiiiui |miui,iw \
and completely l<?st the use of one arui 7
and side. After being treated l?v an
eminent physio inn for quite a while
without relief, my wife recommended ?
Chamterlain's Pain Balm, and after J
using two bottles of it he is almo*t en- 0
tirely cured.?Geo. It. McDonald, Man, e
jw. Logan county. W. Va Seveial other F
very remarkable cures of partial pa-- e
alysls have been effected by the use a
ol this liniment. It is most widely a
known, however, as a cure for rheumatism,
sprains and bruises. Sold by I)r. ?
W L. Wallace. Kingstree, and I.ake \
<>lty Drug Co., Lake City. ]
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What some men consider pa- s
triotisin is only aggravated par- t
tisanship. e
I
.fnct Gmmr fn Dn is nlwavS
*' j^V4,,r ~ ? - plavins
second fiddle to Has Done.
iimci
Shylock was the man who
wanted a pound of human
flesh. There arc many
Shylocks now, the convalescent,
the consumptive, the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can get it?take ,
Scott's Emulsion. i
Scott's Emulsion is flesh !
and blood, bone and muscle.
It feeds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they ,
feed the whole body.
For nearly thirty years
Scott's Emulsion has been the (
great giver of human flesh.
We will send you a couple of
ounces free.
SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists.
409-415 Pearl Street, New York,
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(Written for last w?ek.)
Greeleyville, Oct. 13.?Rev.
W. W. Mills preached at the Methodist
church last night to a good
?ongregation.
There is some talk of building a
parsonage at Greeleyville for the
Methodist preacher. It is to be hop_-d
that those interested will not take
t out in talking.J
Mr W F Hogan was on our streets
;his morning.
Miss Nannie Duke is visiting relatves
at Lanes.
Mrs Kate Habenecht, who is
caching school in Sumter, came
lere last Friday night to spend a few
lays with her sister, Mrs M G McMillan.
She returned this "morning.
Mr T W Boyle's new building w ill
0011 lie completed.
Dr A D Epps went to Manning
his morning.
Mr J A Scarborough was here
Saturday buying cotton.
Mr and Mrs H L Baxter, from
Bennett Swamp, were in town yeserday
visiting Mr. T J Hogan's
amily.
Miss Mary Mac Brunson, who is
eacliing at Spring Bank, attended
reaching here Saturday and Sunlay.
Swamp Fox.
Greeleyville, S. C., Oct. 20th.?
Hr. J. E. Keels was on our streets
his niorniug.
Rev. L. L. Inabiuet preached at
he Methodist church last eveviug.
dr. Inabinet's friends were glad to
ee hiui out after a recent attack of ,
ever.
A large crowd from here attended
(reaching at Corinth church yesterlay.
Mr. J. R. Hair went to Columbia ;
esterday, returning last night.
Prof. X. D. Lesesne visited Manling
Saturday.
r t n W. 11 * wrx ni
3ir. J. u. wiuunam 01 jar. rieas,nt,
is ou a visit to his father, Judge
r V Windham.
Mr. C. M. Spaun, who is clerking
t Foreston, spent Sunday with his (
ather, Mr. E. C. Spann. l
Mr. Maxie Lesesue also of Fores-.!
on, M as a visitor here yesterday.
Miss Naunie Duke returned from i
, visit to Lanes yesterday. I
Miss Jessie Brown, who has been
isiting relatives at Mullins for two .
nonths, returned home Saturday.
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[ Written for last week.]
Married?On Thursday, October
I, at 8 p. m., Mr. J. H. Haselden of
ohnsonville and Miss Lizzie Tanner
f Leo. The ceremony was performd
by Mr. W. W. Burrows, notary
lublic. This was Mr. Burrows, first
xperience in "splicing" a couple
,ud he acquitted himself very creditbly.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Graham of
Jingle, are the happy parents of a
>right baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
frown near Leo have also recently
>een made happy by the arrival of a
ou, and the same good fortune in
he shape of a daughter has attendd
Mr. and Mrs R. E. Brown of
Leo.
Mrs. J. H. Baxley of Spencer, N.
^ - ? ? ? ? ? ' ^ r* 4- t Am
j., IS UU li > 1511 IU iciainw at uauijert
Mrs. James Wyand of Columbia,
s spending some time with relatives
11 Williamsburg.
Dikd.?On Monday, October 6,
lear Leo, S. C., Ossie Evans, the 16
rear old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Evans. He was sick only about
hree days. Ossie was converted at
Prospect church a few weeks ago
ind was to have been received into
the church the day before he died.
Being delirious all Sunday morning,
he came to his right mind about 12
/clock and asked if it were not Sunlay.
Being told that it was, he said:
'I was to have been received into
the church today, but I can't go;
* * i I'll
may he the Jjorcl will let me live xui
next preaching day." On Tuesday
following hie death the remains were
carried to High Hill for interment.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. T. B. Owen. May the Lord
comfort the bereaved ones. Ego.
Rev. Thomas Leilch at JohnsonVille.
Rev. Thomas Leitch, the Methodist
evangelist, will assist the pastor,
Rev. T. B. Owen, in a protracted
meeting at Johnscnville church, tieginning
November 7. A cordial invitation
to all is extended. Ego.
A patch on the trousers is better
than a nil at - tbe slotbiers.
ON A WHEEL
an accideut iwtppeus is a U/lUtf ui J
USce
Runniin
need not become n
K/a/1 \r 7 f i li i->\r /I /\ 1
XX cUWJ uv ?
MEX
MUSTANG
will thoroughly, q
nently cure these ?
is no guess work a
iment is used a cu
YOU DONT KNOW
until
Mustang Liniment. A* u Utah
Some men think thev should
receive credit for being charitable
when they give a dollar to the
poor and get ten dollars' worth of
advertising out of it.
AMKKIUA'S i'AilUU8 BiSiAUlli?
Look with horror on Skin Eruptions,
Blotches, Sores, Pimples. They don't
have them, nor will any one, who uses
Buckles'* Arnica Salve. It glorifies |
the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanishes
before it. It cures sore lips, |
L'happed hands, chilblains. Infallible j
for Piles. 26c at D. C. Scott's drug
store.
A woman may not lie able to
iove three men simultaneously,
but she can make a strenuous
blufl' at it.
*aU 26 Mkli U O. <
?. 18T8.?D*. C. J. KOTTSTT-ICI
By iimUom wtth yocrexeoHeot modiclno, TUTHINJ
troablo toothing. Stmt roraody m oxhmattftl In tto ?b?
MBtlnaod I* MM oH pan bl<y*J nndbanlng bw ooaUai
Bor Bother dotomlood to ttr TtBTHlItAyoml to n day
[bo feovote won nfulor, andthonko to T&BTHIXA. tho 1
Yoan, ota, IX w. Mi
wlm qimmjim
i Ub UXggBd
Ever obtainable in
are now being offerei
RACKET
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At prices tnat cannoi c
Think of it! We are n
Good, Reliable C
cent Below
Come and see for you
HERE ARE A
Best Calico at 3 l-2c anc
wr .1 J _ TT_n -
I ara-wiue x enu w numt
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 1
LACES and EMBROIDERIES
Fine Line of Dress Goods, C
and He
H. D. REDDICK
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upntly nux>t? with di?aiitor. A*?ty
i. iont ?l?vf?r to h*T? with you #ftcfc
iiexlcuu Muataug Liniment.
a 4
K.:
f"A I
rs cr
ig Sores
l fixture upon your
it is your fault, for
ICAN
UNDENT
uickly and permaafflictions.
There ,
bout it; if this lin
re will follow.
quickly a burn or scald cnnbocurod
you liuvo trwatwl it with Mexican
bcalvr it quanta at tho very top.
The man who says lie takes no
interest in politics is usually the
one who makes the loudest complaint
when abuses creep into
government.
Get a free sample of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets at Dr. ?.
L. Wallace's di us: store. Klngstree, or
Lake City Drug t o.'a drug store, Lake
Cltv. They are easier to take and
more pleasmt in effect than pills.
Then their use la not followed by constipation,
as is often the ease with pills.
Regular size, per box.
An old bachelor is a man who
admits that he doesn't think he
is smart enough to lake care of
any one but himself.
wnr^^BCvt* CMtfi-brfitlia,
^U^BovwtJ^fro^Wa'o?^
55**SrmjAM? Digestion, ^cgukite*
IOWSKkS/VBH the Bowels, Strengthen*
c *t Rm/wricft *** Child end Makes
5 flt DrtgpSO, TEETHING EASY,
j. Moppmr, m. ST. louis. mo.
' Dmt Sir I JudM to T?* demoa4i that! ehoeM glTe r*i
u Oar tmia tiri, jutiMrteeamoathjeld,bubtdnock
p* of prMcrlpOoM from feaUr phrticiaoe. Bar bu e>to
led tor &*y ??tiM Her B? wee olwoet deepened at
er Ore thera aree freol cheap new Ute bed utojuert
Litie bob* la new dolof **U.
aVKH, Editor o*d Proprietor Txbijii (Alto) 9mm
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i Bargains
Williamsburg County
1 in the
STORE,
>e duplicated elsewhere,
ow offering
ioods at 25 per
w York Prices!
rself and be convinced.
FEW PRICES:
L 4c a yard.
ispun at 3 3-4 and 4c ayd.
grade - 4c a yd.
8c per yard.
Idren's Hose at 2 l-2c to
f SHOES ever seen
below factory prices.
Going at lc, 2c. 3c and up per
yard . X X X X
lathing, Harness of all kinds
'rdware,
,Kingstree, S.C.
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@ Dry Goods, Notior
(5) A > 1> A> IBXCEPI'IOA
<?> Fancy C
All we Snh is a trial to convince
I P. S, COURTNEY & C
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wear!
FOR THE
WINTER
THE EARLY :
THE EHniEE.
WE TAKE A PRIDE IN I
'.' Only First C
In buying Dry Goods, Dress Goods
you will save money by trading With
line of Ladies'Millinery Goods. We
Stackh
inn
AS I All GOING OUT OF THJ
MY WHOL
AT UNHEARI
A GRAND OPPORTU1
Tours foi
\
I Going Oi
I iness.^?
(o)
^ Gagg, Olive1
ripm'Hod fn disr.f
@ are closing out i
@ at absolute cost
@ You will ther
jgj if you buy elseu
w specting stock
S prices.
? Thanking yo
? al support in t)
? You]
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A Uttle Msfi&i
But Stilly to the R
J All hough we wen
* are by no means onl
S temporary quarters ii
? shall keep on hand as
| Buggies, Wago:
Come to see us and
treatment and correct business mt
ored to show the people of Kingst
THOMAS & BR
2Qng^
. J B STEELE, Manager.
Man will never know what teal
trouble is until he experiences the
feeling of a housewife whose jell.v
wout jelL \
i
- v j& ji /\' i' v
New meets %
rNEY&CD., II
l's Old Stand, ^
stock of jgj
is, Shoes, Tinware, q %
ai.i.y fme i.iai: or jg
3-xocexies. to Nj
yon that we cauuot be underiidld'.
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; READY
FALL AND
TRADE, |
BUYER GETS
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KEEPING ALETrfETtMH
. Dietss
Goods-:
?i,
t, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Notions, * '
us. We are just opening a splendid^ 4
also carry a large'sfcscfr Of Ftiraiture.*
iy's Cash Store.
l RETAIL BUSINESS I OFFER,B
STOCK i
i nc pomps
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JITY FOR BARGAINS._
: Bargains,
V. T. WILKfNS. |
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it of Bus- ||
II
r # Co. having ^
mtinue business ^
^heir entire stock
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'efore lose money jK >*
there, before in- & 9
t and getting ^
mm
u for your liber- yte
past, We are @
rs truly/ ft ,-Oliver
& Co. ?;
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II" ..111 III* '
ired
ing.
3 heavy losefs 6y fhe decent fire w6'
i nf 1 iio ftolH While nccunvinc?
? ",v - ?' I ?CT
i the rear ot the Coleman Hotel w&
usual a fine line of
ns. Harness* Whips, Etc
*ve promise yotr the same conrfeou#
it hods that we have always endeav
ree and Williamsburg county.
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ADHAM, Agants,
r?e, s. c.
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A great many people think |
they are charitable when they
give something away that the/
have no further tree for,
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