The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 30, 1902, Image 8
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\V. L. BASS, Esq. l
*-*' "Last Wednesday Mrs. Sam Ep'
ttein arrived from Now York and
oined her husband who opened a
stock of goods hi re some two inontl s
ago.
> Mr. D. R Knight returned* to his
' home a few miles above here last
week. He had been spending some
weeks.in Columbia for his health,
which seems to be much improved.
y One of our tobacco planters carried
a loud of tobacco to another
, market Wednesday. He was not
?tisfied with the pricf" bid; where
e wpon he brought it luck home and
<m Thursday, without saving any
thing about the offer of the other
market, put the load on the floor. It
*went off at about $140.00 more than
L- "he bid at the other market. This
3 is not a fable, but it has a moral
| tliat is evident, towit: Bring your j
I tobacco to Lake City if you want its
alue.
By agreement of counsel the rules
& to show cause in the Lake City and
Scranton "Dispensary" cases will
4 he arranged before Judge Dantzler
in Columbia, on Monday, November
3ad. The outcome of this matter is
| being watched for with the keenest
interest throughout the State.
V. L. Bass, Esq.. is away (his
; week in attendance upon the Court
Commou Pleas at Florence.
Last week we stated that Dr. Carrsway
and his bride passed through
here. Now, this was a mistake. It
- was not Dr. Carrawav, but Dr. Hemingway,
Dr. Carrawav hasn't a bride
yet but.?We don't know how this
error occurred or what excuse to offer
for it May be we had Dr. CarraVay
connected in our mind with the
idea of a marriage and inadvertently
put him down as the happy man
in the instance referred to.
Moses McClean had his horse killed
in town a few nights ago. McClean
says the bridge across Church
Street near Mr. Han-ell's gave way.
^Some others claim that the ground
i caved in by the side of the bridge.
Be that as it may, the horse went
down. He was dragged out but died
in an hour or two. The horse was
- not a very valuable one.
K Dr. DnRant has purchased from
Mr. S. J. Cameron the two places
about a mile or two below here on
CI
the road to Indiantown.
Mrs. B. B. McWhite and daughter,
Miss Martha, of Savage, stopped
% in town a short while a few days
ago.
Miss Leuna Moore, who came
home sick about three weeks ago,
has recovered and returned to the
' "Columbia Female College Monday.
Misses Edwards and Stanley, both
of Marion have charge of the Beulah
school at Bethlehem. Miss Edwards
is principal and Miss Stanley
assistant. These ladies have opened
the school with encouraging prospect.
This school was taught by
iter, and Mrs. Sadler last year.
Mr. John R. Joyner will return to
his position on the Southern road in
a day or so.
At this writing, Monday, we understand
that the following from
our town will attend the State Fair:
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Godwin, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. C. 'Moore, Misses Ella
Morris and Ethel Rodgers and Mr.
B. L. Singletary. Others of whom
*"* we have not heard will no doubt
make the visit
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The fall crop of snap beans is now
being put on the market. Messrs.
H. H. and J. I). Singletary shipped
a car load last week.
Mr. L. 0. Hollaway, the American
Tobacco Go's buyer, last Saturday
night for Danville, Va.
Mr. W. S. Moore is kick from
Richmond.
Mr. John M. Graham, of Colnmbin,
was in town Sunday. He came
down on a visit 011 business connected
with the estate of his brother, W.
W. Grahhm.
"Fair and warmer,*' is the preY
diction a weather man lays up lor j
,% rainy da v.
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Too much cannot I t- said to par*.-nt?
a I.out necessity of the regular
attendance upon tin- part of all pupils.
(fi t- c!a\ away fr-iu 1
means two who!c ila\> hr-u; heshivs.
till* otlH-1 31-Cllll'?r< (IT t!l" "!u-> :Hheld
back sonn\ i: the efforts of ihe
teachers to keep the w hole clas-' on
an equal footing. Irregular attendance
tends very strongly to demoralize
the work of the school.
Scholars who miss a day or two each
week soon drift into a listlcssness
and a carelessness in their work.
Every pupil is required t<> briug
an excuse of each tardv and absence.
Parents can help the teachers b\
bearing this in mind. Exci se
should be scut first day after the pupil
is absent or tardy.
The total enrollment to date by
nKnns is as follow s:
Miss Erekmann's dep't. 30
Miss Wells" dep't. 28
Miss Kennedy's dep't. 31
Mr. Wiggins'dep't. 30
Total enrollment, 128.
The rainy, muddy weather on
Monday kept a number of pupils
away from school.
Drawing has been introduced in
twio of the rooms this session, and
has proven to be of much beuelit. It
will be tried with other departments
latter on during the session.
Only 16 pupils made an overage
of 90 per cent, or more last month,
of which number H can'ie from the
first and second grades. No one in
the 6th, 7th and 9th grades made
the "honor roll."'
Personals.
(Contributed by Miss Annie Davidson,
of the 9th grade.)
Our school is very progressive this
year, all we lack now is a new building
and o"ur school will be as good
as any little town school in tin
State.
Marie Cooper was absent last Monday
and Tuesday on account of sickness.
We have recitations every morning
by three of the pupils until we get
around. They are very interesting
and we would be pleased to have
anv of the parents call in and hear
them.
Our "honor roil" was not so large
last month as we should like it to
have been, but we hope to make it
larger this month as all seem to be
getting along much better.
Frederic Keddaleis a name new
to the magazines, but his complete
novelette in the November Lippineott,
called "The Oilier Man,"
indicates thai lie has come to slay.
GOES LIKE HOT CAKES.
"The fastest selling article I liave in
my store." writes druggist C. T. Smith
of Davis, Ky., "is Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, because it always cures. In
tnv six years of sales it has never failed.
1 have known it to save sufferers from
Throat and Lung diseases, who could
get no help from doctors or any other
remedy." Mothers rely on it, best
physicians prescribe it, and I). C. Scott
guarantees satisfaction or refund? price
Trial Dottie< Irec. ltcguiar sizes, jw
and $1.
1 Will wears diamonds when f
Wish is bejrjdnj: at ihe hack door.
DR. FENNER'S
KIDNEY Backache
All diseases of Kidneys, /\m t f"\
Bladder. Urinary Organs. I r | I a I I .
Also Rheumatism. Back I 3 | ?>
acbe.HeartDisease.Gravel.f Jlw I .
j Dropsy, Female Troubles. V/ %S A A *
Don't become discouraged. There is a
cure for you. If necessary write I)r. Fenner
He has spent a life time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
"A gravel lodged in rny bladder. After
asing a few bottles of I>r. Feuner's Kidney
and Backache Cure 1 passed a gravel half :is
| large as a marble. The medicine prevented
l further formations. I was cured.
W. T. OAKES. Orrix, Va."
i Druggists. 50c.. >1. Ask for Cook Book?Free.
CT WITIIQ'fl AUPE SurcCure. Circular. Dr
0 I - V11 UO UAnuC Fenner. Fredoula.N.Y
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Belated but Interesti-.g Accou t of !he
Hemingway- Baker Weddirg*
An interesting marriage took place
t at'7:30 o'clock on the evening ?>f the
i loth inst., <it the home <>f Kev. W.
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I B. Baker, of Gibson, A'. when
, his daughter, Pauline Wisrhtmun,
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1 was happily married to Dr. Walter
Capers Hemingway, a popular young
physician of Lambert, S. C.
At the appointed time, to the
sweetly solemn strains of the wedding
march, skillfully rendered- by
Miss Blanche Gibson, came the bride
and groom, preceded by the brides
maids and grooms men in the folowing
order: Miss Birdie Mnnnerlyn
and Mr. Tonnnie Bellune,
Miss Lee and Dr. Pate, Miss Carrie
Belle Baker, the maid of honor, and
Mr. C. M. Melton, and finally the
handsome groom and his lovely bride.
The bridal .party formed a semicircle.
near the centre of which
stood the two sweet little flower girls. |
Then followed the ceremony whose!
, impressiveness was accentuated by j
the earnest and kindly manner of
Rev. W. C. Power, the officiating j
minister. The strains of music, J
which continued throughout the j
ceremony, gave a wonderfully sweet!
and beautiful expression to the ten-'
der feeling of the hour.
The white and green decorations I
' of the parlor presented a scene of :
unusual beauty. Festoons of cedar, |
1 ferns and white roses forming a large
star furnished the overhead decora- j
tions. The windows were decked j
i\??l m? 1 im /I I
wiwii i \ \ aiiu jMi.'ii" 111 j;jwiuci'jii a.m j
subdued by the most refined taste.
' The bride was attired in white
' chiffon, trimmed with satin, her
veil caught up with a pearl and dm-1
mond crescent, the gift of the groom, i
The bridesmaids were arrayed in j
beautiful organdie dresses. After
the ceremony the bridal procession
passed in reverse order into an adjoining
parlor, where congratulations
and kind wishes were extended.
After a bountiful repast a grind
reception was tendered to the b -ide
and groom. The popularity of the1
young couple was evidenced by the |
large number of handsome prest nts j
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iCvtl ? cu. _L /1l Ktuui^t w isiiva vi ,
their host of friends go with them j
to their lovely home in Williams-j
burg county. c. m. m.
October 27, 1902.
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HIS I.IFE IN PERIL.
'Ujust deemed to have gone all to
piece*," write* Alfred Roe, of Wclfare.
'Tex., "biliousness and a lame back had
j made life a burden. I couldn't eat orj
sleep and felt almost too worn out to j
work when I began t<> use Electric Bit-!
ters. but they worked wonders. Now 1 i
sleep like a top,"can eat uiything. have
gained in strength and enjoy hard i
j wark." They give vigorous health i
! and new life to weak, -ickly. run-down j
people. Try them. Oulv 50c at 1>. ('.'
Scott's drdg store. j(
Usually the boy is bent as 1 he ; (
father is inclined.
When you wake up with a bad taste i
in your mouth, go at once to Dr. W. <
L. Wallace's drug store, King-tree, or ]
Lake City Drug Co.'s drug st"re, Lake ]
City, and gePa free sample of Clam- t
bcrlain'.- Stomach and Liver Tablets.! <
One or two doses will make you well. Ji
Tliey also cure biliousi -s<, sicK. head-/-'
ache and conciliation. I
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OTHERS fSf,
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AROLINAS AND GEORGIA. ^ TjVjffS
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| V.ynj's Feeds. |
? k'Virr.^nr, ( *?.*i&v f?
| vJ AiiiCUH Viu'Ui t
S will yVId farora'-'c C< : *H- rs
J lions S to if? * o*? e i, ( a f 1 re.- p
jl io t?5 jH-r ! ."rion y
S is eon.iiitiol i < iV.'l ?.J
a jnsj \.i.r :i , e *0? ' ^ : hirce t
| upon request. ?
(k Wood's Fcitl Cjtr.>>?iic n'-o tolls (i
| ::ll l?b:V ; i.<i e
g Seeds !' >: !-.iH ntrni:. i?eed f
Wheat.'Oats, t<ye, Lar'ey, ?
1 Vetches, (irass a >1: >
1 Clover Sic.(Is,?;c. (j.
Write lor F:ill Cafalmruo ;.n<l $
1 pnoes of any <i< siivtl. g
I' T. W. WOOD kSONS, I
5 Seedsmen,? Richmond, Va. ^
In this issue we rcsude the publication
of oi..r serial story, '-I-apial
Partners." We hope our readers
will pardon the delay and be able
to bridge over the hiatus between
installments. Hereafter there will
be no break 11 the continuity of the
story.
Leltoy Lee, Ls<{, who wa.: called
to Newberry last week as assistant
counsel in the case of Luther Riser
vs the Southern railway, retunu'd
home yesterday. We understand
that in this ease the jury gav?' Mr
ltiser $H,0(i0 dam aires. Mr Riser j
visited ivingstree some mouths ago
and his friends iiere are naturally
pleased with the result of his suit.
fctops tiie Cough
and Works off th.e Cold.
Laxative Promo-Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No eur^
no pay. Price tlu cents.
The Best Prescription for Malaria.
Chills and Fever is a bottle of
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is
simply iron and quinine ina tasteless
form. No cure?no pay. Price 50c.!
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Ilroino Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the*
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Grove's signature is on each box.25c. |
Ur.Cady's Condition Powders
Are ju<: what a hoise needs when tit ;
eondition. Tonic, blood purifier ami
vermifuge. They are not food hut
incdiriiir anci tin: host in use to pur a
horse in prime condition, l'riee 2"? ct>
pcr package. For sale by D. Scott.
The excitement i -cideiir to traveling
and change of food and water often j
brings on diarrhoea, ami for ihb n-a- j
son no .?ne should leave lrme without.}
a bottle of Chamhei Iain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by i
Dr. \C\ L. Wallace. Kingstiec. ami
Lake City Drug Co.. I.ake City.
A TYPICAL SOCTII AFRICAN*
STuKE.
(>. K. Larson, of Lav Villa. Sundays
l?ivcr, Cape Colony. conducts a store I
typical or' South A?r:ca, at which cat:
he purchased ai.-ythiujc from the prov-;
erbial ' needle t<? an anchor." This j
store is situated in a valley nine miles ,
front the nearest railway station and j
about, twenty-live miles front the mar- J
e>t town. Mr. Larson says: ' J am!
favored with the custom of farmers j
within a radius of thirty mile*, tn main |
[?f wlmni 1 have supplied Chamberlain's;
remedies. All t">rifv to their value!
in a household w here a-doctor's advice J
is almost out of J he ?;ue.-tion. Within j
>ne mile of my store the population is i
perhaps sixty. Of these, within the
past twelve months, no less than four-!
eon have been absolutely cured Inti
JiiaaibcrJain's Coiurli Remedy. 'Ibis
must surely be a record. For sale by
l)r. W. L. Wallace. Kingstree, and'
nke City Drutf Co., Luke City.
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We have o:* nan i a car load of 1:
! them linger Ion or .nerefore
We Pass Up The
Hon't quarrel with opportunity, h
la-^t. Ail the standard makes, such as
dock,!' njror, nnrWeraqd It. E. Jones,
We make you practicallv a -' -on
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LIVERY DEF
j Is always supplied with Good Horse.-;
J. L STUCt
Lake Cit
TJP "^TOTJ
FALL SUIT 01
The kind which von
write to n;e and I w
Our salts tmii 31 to 51
large variety of
;Boys' and Chile
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Kverv Suit or Overcoat that we sell
if they do we v.ill give you
| H. RBOWN'S
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Opposite the Aca<
224 King street
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JUST.. Al
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Two Cei
Horses and M
Rock Rottom Prices. Come and see ths.
head which must be sold. All stock gi
M. F. II
Eing'stree, S, CYou
Know What you are Taking
When you lake Grove's Tasteless j i
Chill Tonic because the formula is
[plainly printed on every bottlej
| showing that it is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless form. Not
cure, no pay. 50c.
il:!a dpnatars is on every box of the per.nin; L
Laxative Brotno-Quinine tet?
."-bo remedy that cum u coJ'l In osio <ta?
jj Miss Jda. M. Snyder,
Trwunrer of the
b iirooh!j-i !?.M k.nti /it11 im>. j
I " If women would pay more attention to p ?
| their health wc wou.il have rr.ore happy
I wives, mothers and daughters, and if they i
B that the doctors' prescriptions do not \
R perform the many cures they are given
" In consulting with my druggist he adn
vised Mcclree's V/ine cf Cardui end Thedp
ford's Black-Draught, end so I took it and
E have every reason to ther.k him for a new j
8 life opened up to me with restored health, I
R and It only took three months to cure me."
Wine of Cardui is a regulator of the K j
9 tonishing tonic for women. It cures : ^ t
8 nlarand painful menstruation, falling j an
8 of the womb, whites and flooding. It
8 hood, during pregnancy, after child- }
3 oucntly brings a dear bahy to homes ' Hp
| lliat have been b.-tnvn for years. All er.
I druggists b*ve 81.00 bottles of Wine i
I of C'ardui.
!Wli<?"CABDUI:
?U,<?OIE^? s?nd can't afford to let
?3 r-i^-fi + o +r\ Yni i
I I W I I L J IV I
ut come now and buy while th'e?
Hackney, Taylor & Oanady, llayt
of half the profits if you buy now
'ARTMENT
ind Stylish andtServioableVehieles
(EY&CO,,.
v, S. C
.3STT .A.
OVERCOAT,
can't fret in your city,
ill Send you samples.
We carrv a very
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irens "Clothing. .
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we guarantee not tQ fade or rip, and
a new Suit or Overcoat.
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CLOTHING HOUSE, , 1
demy of Music,
CHM?LESTON, S. C.
RR1VED!
; First Class
;:u at our Stables. Seventy-five (75)
niranteed as represented.
ELLER & CO. v
\ \f QYTHFI?
Surgeon
Dentist.
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[ingstree, 16th to 30th of each ^
month.
,ake City, 1st to 15lh of each
month.
Kingsfree, every Saturday.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
DrB J McCabe
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jjexiust
BJGST1EE, - - S.C.
W. L. BASS, , ;
attorney at Law.
LAKE CITY, S. C.
W. F, CLAYTON.
Attorney at Law.
FLORENCE, S. t\ N
Practices in all the United Slates
ni ts, and in tie Courts of Florence
d Williamsburg Counties.'
FOR SALE.
ielr in any ?|iinntity to suit purchas
The Rest Dry Press Machine-made
:sBE3XCK.3r
(,'cial shaped made to order. Corremdence
solicited before placing you?
lorj, W. R. FUNK. ]
I'. () Ifox 103. Kingstree. S. <> J