Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? 1II CITY DiKH I ., In ch.irge of i , W. L.BASS, Esq. *j Dr S B W Courtnev lias decided to make his home with u< Cor the irv practice ol his profession. He has Durchased from Mr 11 H Single lary the lot adjoining: the Presbyterian churclion the west and will bnild 1 hereon at once a drug si ore j? and office. We extend to L>t Oourtnev a cordial welcome and wish for him a large and lucrative practice. He is a bright, couriv teous and energetic young man . and gives promise ol success in the art of healing. Again we say \ * welcome. I* Mr W 8 Moore, Mrs L li GrimsT ley and Miss Annie Sutclifi'r I attended the Florence carnival last week. Dr Dultanf has purchased from Mr J M Kennedy the residence on Dansing street now occupied by Mr B F Stanley. Mr J3 F Stanley has secured the on Charles street next to \V L ; Bass, Esq., and will build a . residence thereon, jb.. An oyster supper lor the benefit of the Presbyterian church was served in the Daniel building t?'_ 1 J rnatty Illgn. y> e unuersianu v that about $30 was cleared. The money will be u?i?*d in furnishing f: the church yith biinds. Mr Jesse McLendon, of ,Bnhle. bam, was in town Suuday^willi ; friends. V. b: * Messrs Nesiaith Bros are looking fy out for a lot here on which Jo buijti a store house. Th^y liaise , not yet secured one. A lot in the block where they perfer building is hard to buy. V Mr L M B< Ik sent in bis resigj. ^ nation as marshal Saturday. His accessor has not yet been elected. There was a difficulty last . Saturday between Mr Gaston Ward and Rev Christmas, of the *H6broii neighborhood, in Me>sr> ' McOlams & Co.'s store..' Mr k Christmas received two blows, one of which landed on hi* cheek rL * V ; breaking the bone. No arrests were made. SiT If "* % TO THE PUBLIC. Allow me to say a few words in -praise of Chans Derlain's Cough Remedy. 1 had very severe cough and i-oofcl and feared I would get pueuniou: ia. t after taking the second dose of this medicine I felt better, three bot| ties of it cured my cold and the pains in my chest disappeared entirely. I { am most respectfully yours for health, Ralph S. Mejvre. W-Thirty-seventh St, Wheeling, W. Va. For sale by Dr. D. C. Scott. Druggist. J'aiotou tha pipe will nol purg ify the water. A _ ?? A STARTLING SURPRISE. Very few could believe in looking at A.T. Hoadley, a healthy, robust blacksmith of Tilden, Ind., that for ten years he suffered such tortures from rheumatism as few could endure and live. But a wonderful change followed his taking Electric Bitters. "Two bottles wholly cured me." he writes, *and I have not felt a twinge in over a year." They regulate the Kidneys, purify the blood and cure rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness, improve digestion and give perfect health. Try fjthem. Only 50c at Dr. Scott's drug store m Permanency of pleasure deHpends on purity of purpose. .. I DR. FENNER'S KIDNEY and I Backache All diseases or Kidneys, /\f v T\ S^Biladder. Urinary Organs. 1*1 I I I I AIfc.i Rheumatism, sack I I | 1^ 1"^ ^ fclie.HeartDlsease.Oravel.V >1 I 1% I , ^ Dropsy, Female Troubles. \s V< ? U BH Don't become discouraged. There Is a ^ eure for you. If necessary write l>r. Feuuer He has spent & life time curing Just such ^ bases as yours. Ail consultations Free. MB "A gravel lodged in my bladder. After ^^hsing a few bottles of Dr. Fenner's Kidney ^^Knd Backache Dure 1 passed a gravel half as ^ jarge as a iuarbie. The medicine prevented ^^Kurther formations. 1 was cured. HF W. T. OAKES. Orrix, Va." j^Bbruggtets. 50c.. tl. Ask for Cook Book?Free. hMTvITIK'DAIIPF Sure Cure. Circular. Dr BByaTllUu UnliwL Fenner. Fredonia.N.Y Hi p?ioiiiiSi.| Car-All mutter that i> printed in tlii? column tiRitpaxuc* through the IuiikLs of the Superintendcnt of the Kinp<trce Graded School. [Contributed by Mi?s Esther Gor don of i V 9ih grade ] We lia'.l school last Saturday so that we will have next Friday holiday. There were a lew pupils absent that day. Mrs D M Erviu and Mr. J S II am met r visited our school last week. We are glad to have anr visitors. Mr McDonald Furman delivered a nice little lecture to the pit pits of school Wednesday morning. We enjoyed it very mucin Every pupil is looking forward to Thanksgiving day. Arnie Iteddick was absent the whole of week before last on account of sickness. Little Willie Hodgea has entered the first grade. Drawing seems to be progressing in* both of the rooms in which M.r V#1ggins is using it. Leila Davidson niis-ed a day last week on aceoiyiff ol sickness. >r Belle McClary ' has m several days this month, being si(jkAdelaide Harper has been "under Ihe weather" the i'rist part of this "weyefcr TO CURE^A COLD IX ONE DAY . Take Laxative Bmtno Quinine Tablets. "All druggists refund tin* money it it fails to eure. E W. <i rove's signature Is on each box. 25e. ASLEEP AMID FLAMES. Breaking into a blazing home, some tifemen lately dragged the sleeping inmates from death. Fancied security and death near. * It's that way when you neglect eoughs and colds. Don't do it. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption gives perfect protection against all Throat, Chest and Lung Troubles. Keep it near and avoid suffering, death, and doctor's bill*. A tea spoonful stops a late cough, persistent use the most stubborn. Harmless and .nice tasting, it's guaranteed to satisfy by Dr. I). C. Seott, druggist. Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles free. The enmity ot the wicked is the evidence of their envy. You cannot" cover up a .wrong at home by a gift abroad. The world's premiums are never worth the cost of the coupons. The flower of love may be lairest when the frost of hate strikes it. Half a truth mav be a whole lie. Self-knowledge will cure selflove. Profanity is often a species of insanity. The greedy mm always cheats himself. The ftane of lust quenches the light of lile. The avalanche always starts , witli a pebble. t'h? r?rg?mt tod Moil Complete l*Ubllihni?nt Noattt. r 80). S. IAME8 & SON, ?MAJrryAcrtrMM OF? Sash. Doors. Blinds, Moulding and Building Material, Sash Weights and Cord CHARLESTON, 8. 0. Purchase onr make, which we guar* aotee superior to any eoid South, and thereby eare money. Window and Fancy Glass a Specialty. The County Record and The Semi Weekly News and Courier oneyear #1.50. I aV*VVVV%VVVVV%V*V\VV*VVV x I K S Scranton Snap Shots, j /wvwVvwvwvvwvwvwvv^ W K Cook, of i he Florence Daily Times, spent Sunday in town. Mr Redden Byrd, of Kbenezer, was here one day last week. Lewis Naclitnan went 10 Cliarle.* - o . 1 . . 1 _ 1 . ,. 1 . ion ounuriy 011 nit? nhii iiiomuh ui accompanying tlm remains o! his , brother* who was k'lled by I he train at Lake City Saturday night. Mr Joint li Lee. of Friendlield. j is moving to town. .Mrs Coker and .Mrs (Jockfield, of 1 Lyneiis, visited Dr \V 8 Lynch , Saturday la>t. Kohl JSinglelary, who has been i very ill of fever, is t:p again, to ( the delight of his tnanv friends. * I Kev Willie Truluck has accept ed the pastorate of the Baptist church at this place for the coming year. Mr Gandy, the station agent, has been removed to Lake City. Mr White, of North Carolina is here. Miss Mary Fople. an attractive (voting ladv <?i J'rjendfi.M, was I shopping heie lecently. Morgan Mai thews, who is in business at Columbia, passed here enroute to Fnendfield Monday. Miss Docia Yarboro, who has been ill of fever, is up again. S,?in Miles, who lives nearlown. was married to Miss Lena 15ra^don, of Florence count\, on the 10th inst. George Lee has closed his business at Elim and is now in Sera Dion. Mr II E McKnight, who farms 1 just outsideol town, has the finest turnips we have seen. The school at this place will close on Wednesday lor Thanksgiving holidays. 6o HUR Fmli Carload ol* Stocf and al?o a Carload ol' Wagon? -will be hereon December 1. Tliomn* Al Itradhnai KiiiKNtrce, >?.< . / Mrs. Laura. S. Webb, | Vto?Pwldfnt Woman', J?orrwoI erwtlc Club# ol \orttHTa Otiio. | "I dreaded the change of lift whkh I was fast approaching. I noticed Vtinc I Of v^rvui, ma ueuucu w ?*? 1 tic. 1 experienced some relief the I | first month, so I kept on taking It for I three months and now I menstruate I wfth no pain and I shall take it off and I on now until 1 have passed the climax." I Female weakness, disordered I menses, falling of the womb and I ovarian troubles do not wear off. f They follow a woman to the change I of life. Do not wait but take Wine I of Cardui now and avoid the trou- J I bie. W ine of Cardui never fails J I to benefit a suffering woman of J -lV5?n /># rplipvfvl 1 IMre/^Tebb when she was in dan- I per. When you come to the change | of life Mre. Webb's letter will I mean more to you than it does I now. But you may norw avoid the 1 suffering she endired. Druggists 1 sell |1 bottles of Wine of Cardui. 1 Final Discharge Notice i? hereby given that on Monday the loth day of Dei-ember 1902. j will apply t?> the Judge of Probate o! Williamsburg county for a final discharge a< Executor of the Estate of W W Wise. LEE. R. WISE. 4t Executor. Nor 13 19 ?2. Grapes of peace do not grow on thorns ol passion. Imitation fruits always cost more than the real ones. He who has life's plan alone can make it plain to us/ i i . V i . Foreclosure Sale. STATE OF SOl'TH CAROMXA. WlLMAMSHCG Tor XT V. T. M. (iiliand < x*.vntor of the lusr iii mill test intent of Needham I'jttroan. deceased, :ig-iiu<t M:iOi ir (Joins. Pursuant to a decree ma I? in the above entitled ca'.ise by tin- il >n>rnble | l>. A. Town-end and dated Ocroiier 17th. HXJ'2. 1 will offer fors.no at ji.ibiie i net ion in from of the I'tnirt Imu-c in Kinnstree on Mm I n* the lirsr <l.i\* if December. within tho usutil lioiirs for sales, tin* fo?lowing de-c.ibeil In in Is and tenem-nts. beio.i?i;ig to tin* said Madrin (loins: Allot* a certain plantalioti or tract of land Iviti^r and hcinjr situate in ihe county of Williamsburg. State of South Carolina, having the following buttings and boundaries, t?? wit: North by lands of Browdcr, South by lands formerly of the estate "t* Thomas China, East by lands formerly of Jos. (iambi and John Murray's lands.and west by land formerly of till** estate or' I imnias China and >aid to contain fire* hundred and -bitty-six (33t>) acres iii t^ or less and more fully described by pint made by J. C. Burgess. J). S., dated Jany 29th. 18S0. Terms cash, l'urt'haser to pay for papers. G.J. URAIIAM. Sheriff W. C. Sale Under Execution McGahun Biown and Evans against Mary McMillan. Bv virtue of an eX'-cuLion to me dirertcd in the above entitled cause I have levied upon and willolhr for sale at public auction in front of the Court house in Kinjjstree S. C., on Monday Deceum r i*r iyo2 within ii<e usual hours of s tie the following dcscrihcd ; All that tract ->t land containing nine hundred and twenty (920) acres in (.re <>r less ami hounded North hy land- formerly of Charles Pack, North east hy lands of Will S. Ifoyd, Ka>t hy lands of Thomaand .lames Plowde-, and South Inlands otThomas * liina known as the .McMillan tract ai d conveyed to said Mary .McMillan by Joseph E Rrockinlon Sheriff March -ml is>i? Terms cash. Pure habeas to pav for papers. 0. -J. OP A11 AM, Sheriff WHiianisburg County. Final Discharge "Notice is hereby given that on Monday the 15th day of Decern !>er 1902 I will apply to the Judge of probate of Williamsburg county, for a final discharge a? Executor of the E-tate of It W Pulton. Sr 15. P. FULTON. Executor. Nov 13 1902. 4t A. M. SNIDER, Surgeon Dentist. Will in future devote his whole lime to l.i> ivingstree office unless due notice he {riven. ratisfaction Guaranteed. W. F. CLAYTON. Attorney - at - Law. FLOltKNTE, S. C. Fiactices In all the United States' Courts, and in the Courts of Florence and Williamsburg ('(unities. FOR SALE. Briek in any quantity to suit purchas er. Tlie Best Dry Press Machine-made x ibiesick:. x Special shapes made to order. Correspondence solicited 1m lore placing your order*, W. R. FUNK, P. O Iiox 103. Kingstree, t>. C. Dr B J McCabe Dentist 1 KDJGST1EB, - - S. C. W. L, BASS, Attorney at Law LAKE CITY. S. c The Old Standi Grove's 1 has stood the te over One and a E of merit appeal t We have or nan ' a ear load of IJU them linger Ion er .nerefore We Pass Up The F Don't quarrel with opportunity, hut hist. All the standi!rd makes, such as II dock,K tiger, Barber ami R. K. Jones. \\ e make you practicallv a OCR LIVERY DEP, Is always supplied with Good Horses an< J. L STUCK Lake City IP -STOTT FALL SUIT or The kind which you ca write to me ami I will I Our suits ran 34 to 50. large variety of Boys' and Child: Every Suit or Overcoat that we sell w< r a ...:n u im*} u?J vtc win ?itc jvu u H, BROWN'S GRANITE i Opposite the Acade 224 King street JUST At Two Carloads Horses and Mi Rock Bottom- Pi ices. Come and see then head which must be soid. All stock gua M. F. H Xingstree, S. Cm^ "TAti 'i /! j Q _ > /O J h*JF J.u9 j j Stepping Stones I ! THE SUCCESSFUI FERTILIZES HIS The VI rginia/Caroliru , "MaouEacturea the best Fer ' Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co, j CHARLESTON. 8. C. { " <:4 ird tasteless Ch: st 25 years. Avera lalf Million bottles. II o yott ? No Cure, 1 is a Ten Cent Package of GROVE'S BLACK I . . 1 ri 2 UGIK3, and can't afford to let . I 3rofits to You. * come now and buy while *bev nekney, Taylor & Canady, Hay if half the profits if you buy now ARTMENT I Styli.sli and ServicabltVehicles EY & CO,, , s. o . ' P [srx ^ OVERCOAT, irt. get in your citv, semi you samples. v, e carry a very ens' Clothing. | ? guarantee not to fade or np, and new Suit or Overcoat CLOTHS HOUSE, i ' ruy of Music, CHARLESTON, S. C. tRIVED! First Class A 1 at our Stables. Seventy-five (75) ranteed as represented. ELLEK & CO. # ? \ _ \ ni ' poSPfWrf Nfli-v ' mamip 'M~*- " ? !o Prosperity L PLANTER : | LANDS - Aj i Chemical Co* U tilizers oq Eu6x\ * Ij II in Tonic ge annual sales ?oes this record Mo Pay. 50c. ROOTUWRMJ^^ -' . . - 4