The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 01, 1903, Image 8
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I OF INTEREST
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Attention is called to M F Heller's
change of ad.
Mr J M Cook of Salters visited
Kingstree Tuesday.
Mr T J McAllister of Leo was in
Kingstree Monday.
Mr W F Early was in town yesterHay
from Darlington.
Cotton is selling on the local
market to-day at 9 l-8c.
Mr W E Severance was in town
Monday from Lake City.
Note new ad of H Brown, Granite
Clothing House, Charleston.
Rev H C Haddock of Indiant own
Was on our streets Saturday.
MrT M Kellehan of Cedar 8warn p
Vaa noted on our streets yesterday.
Mr Gary Poston of Jay was
tMBOng the visitors in town y esterday.
Mrs L Mouzon and children have
returned to the city.?Georgetown
Times.
Mr fcT W Mills of Epps was an appreciated
visitor at our sanctum
Monday.
LeRoy Lee, Esq., went to Lake
City yesterday on professional
business.
Mr and Mrs T J Phillips of Central
were registeied at the Central
Uot#l yesterday.
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Mrs L Mouson Of Georgetown
visited friends in toWn Friday of
last week.
Mr Emile Arrowsmitk of Georgetown
paid a flying tripto Mingstree
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Messrs J C and H J Lynch of
Lynch were among the visitors in
town Monday.
; MrPM Moody of Lake City is
here this week assisting Station
Agent Jones.
Mr L L Caldwell of Lake City
jras antographed at the Central
Hotel yesterday.
We were pleased to receive a
' hrief call Monday from Mr S L
Lttrag* of Baiters.
M COalluchat, Esq, of the Manning
har, was in town a few hours
yesterday on business.
Mr J G McCuIlougb, postmaster
at Benson, paid us his respects
while In town Saturday.
Mr J B Bradshaw of Central called
to aee n* one day last week and
renewed his subscription.
T M Gilland, Esq., has been sick
several days this week but is somewhat
better at this time.
Mrs D M Ervin and Mirs Mamie
Graham of Church spent Tuesday
night with friends in town.
Mr Slide (Joker's family have
moved to town and are occupying
their new residence on Railroad
avenue.
Miss Lilly Cunningham of Williamsburg
has accepted a position
In the store of Mr Louis Levi.?
Manning Times.
Miss Ida Venters) of Venters,
Williamsburg county, has accepted
a position in "the cash store," of Mr
L Z Hicks.?Hartsville Messenger.
Mr and Mrs W 8 Booth of Manor,
Ga., are visiting the family of Mr
HO Britton, who is Mrs Booth's
father.
Mrs W 8 Lynch and Miss Mary
' "ii? i nnitk r?f H/?r*nton are visit
VUVC uyuvu vi
log Mr Louis Jacobs' family this
i week.
Mr M H Montgomery of Geor etown
is spending several days in
town with his parents on Railroad
avenue.
Marion and Silas Stutts, sons of
the late R R Stutts, left for Clinton
to-day to enter the Thorn well
Orphanage.
The following arrivals from the
county were noted at the Central
Hotel Saturday: B VV Baker, Jay;
C A McCanlel, W J Baxley, Venters;
F L Morris, Gourdins; J F
Huggins, Carris; A D Ivey, Salters;
i F Scott, Central.
Miss Jennie McCutchen, who is
remembered as one of the accomprviuhoH
and talented members of
the faculty of the Presbyterian
Hifb school of Columbia, spent
several days iu town last week as
tb^ gnsft of Mr Hugh McCutchen.
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR J
LOCAL REPORTER AND
NOTED ^
Written in Condensed Form ^
and Printed in Like Manner
for the Sake of Our Busy ^
Readers
\T? T P Da/1 on Autontn pfj
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subscriber from Fowler postoftice,
called Friday and advanced his
subscription to 1901.
Miss Eulalie Johnson has returned
from Charleston, having recently
completed a course of study at
Stokes' busiuess college.
Mr George D McCall of Atlanta,
Ga., special agent of the U. S.
Fidelity and Guaianty Co, Baltimore,
Md., was in town a short
while yesterday on business.
Capt J J Steele informs us that
some of his strawberries have ripe
fruit on them. Ripe strawberries
produced in the open air are certainly
a curiosity at this season.
Mr J F Brockinton, who holds a
position with the Atlantic Coast
Lumber Co., of Georgetown, came
up yesterday afternoon to recuperate
from a recent attack of illness.
Miss Marie Croft, of Lake Gity,
is spending a few days with Mrs S
W G Shipp. She will leave Friday
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ior uoiumom xo Hiieim me v-uiumbia
Female College. ? Florence
Times.
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad
offers cheap rates to Columbia to
the State Fair October 24-29, and to
Augusta, Ga., November 9 and 10
on account of the Confederate
Veterans' Runion.
Mr J S Brunson has resigned his
position as superintendent of the
chain-gang. Mr W W Lynch, the
guard, is filling the place temporarily
until the board elects Mr
Bruwson's successor.
At a called meeting of the board
of county commissioners last Monday
Mr General W Johnson's bond
for 120,000 as county treasurer was
examined and approved and it is
expected that he will be inducted
into office on the first Monday in
October.
Mr John W Marshall of Trio, who
has been taking The Record since
it was started nearly twenty years
ago, paid us a pleasant call Mo iday.!
Mr Marshall says he has become so
used to The Record's weekly
visits that when be misses an issue
it's like being deprived of his tobacco.
R K Wallace, Esq., has resigned
as magistrate for Kingstree and his
resignation has been accepted by
the Governor. The Legislative
delegation met yesterday and
recommended R H Stoil, Esq., as
Mr Wallace's successor. Wo are
authorized to say that Mr Stoll will
decline the appointment.
Mr James Henry Rice, Jr., of
Oonway was in town several day*
this week. He will soon embark
in the newspaper business at Conway
and the name of his sheet will
be "The Field." Mr Rice is one of
the brightest newspaper men in
Cf.ifo anrl will nn Hmiht. irivii I
lll^ uuiiv o??v* ?? II* p. , ?.
I the people of Horry an excellent
[ newspaper.
At a recent meeting of the board
of county commissioners a resolution
was passed that owing to insufficiency
of public funds the recommendation
of the grand jury as to
erecting an iron fence around the
court house, placing sewer pipes in
the judge's and jurors' rooms, and
the placing of mile-posts and guideposts
along the public highways,
be indefinitely postponed.
Mr James C Dobbin of Hoboken
N. J., came here Tuesday on the
sad mission of accompanying
to their last resting, place the
remains of his brother-in- j
law, Rev Henry G Gilland,
wh > died last Friday in the
Adirondack mountains, New York.
Mr Dobbin pow holds the responsible
and lucrative position of district
manager of the Mutual Reserve
Insurance Co. of New York.
He returned to his home yesterday.
An informal dance, the first of
the coming season, was given at
nt the Coleman hotel Friday evening
of last week by the young
men who belong to the Social club,
and iudirinir from the pleasure af
forded by this, the first dance of
the winter, our town will be very
attractive to all the young people
of this and neighboring towns
when the season is well advanced.
Those who participated in the
dance are all "home-tolks," among
the young people who have returned
from their various summer trips.
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HOW IS THA'
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All you have to
do is to call at jriaM
yjficrs |f
and see the
large Stock of
Goods he has, |||n
and you will . 'Ml
say he has a ^; \
great portion j||
of it at least.
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KINDER &
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Clothing, I
Shirts, Cc
Wear?In 1
? tleman Wa
Clothing.
Tailor Mai
Quality and
We have Engaged the Serv
First Class Tailor whose busin
see that ou Customers are
Fitted. If it's the Correct I
Want Come to our Store.
1 JOIN IKE KB
And have your Clothes k<
paying only a sm
We bespeak your Patron
of our best eff(
KINDER &
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Costs Onlj 25 cents
Or Bull 2f> ccata to C. J
Omci or D. H. Har
I hart fcured Dr. Moffett's TEETUIN A a splendid rem<
hor was a teething child, erery succeeding day warned ?
TEETHINA, aod De^un at once administering it to him, a
that day on ho recuperated. I hare constantly kept it ai
pleasure In sounding its praises to ail mothers ot yonag <
t>?riod was passed.
The King Warehouse at Like
City, S. C., has made the biggest
average for the largest number of lbs 1
for any one lot of tobacco of any:
warehouse in the State of South
Carolina. All tobaccos have advanced.
Come on straight to the
Kimr Warehouse with your tobacco.
Now is a good time to sell, and we !
will work hard for you, sure.
Your Friends,
King <fc Graham.
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9 I invite atten
tion to my
II I large Stock of
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SHOES.
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lats, Shoes, Under clothing,
liars, Cuffs, Socks, Neck
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Fact Everything that a Gennts
or Needs in the way of
Suits Ready to Wear or
Je, Guaranteed as to High
I Low Price. ?
ices of a
ess it is to ?
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thing you
i nornni (I n ni IIT\
ept in proper Shape by
all sum monthly
age with the assurance
Drts to Please,
: HIRSCH,
e, S. C.
ETTS^Mdres Cbolen-lnfaM,
MftH Diarrhoa,DyJcntery, and
iTilVil the Bowel Troubles of
jJjLlw 1 Children of Any Age.
WMlAlds Digestion, Regulates
)WPER&)?i the Bowels, Strengthens
at Tlrnjrjrjirftr the Child and Makes
at DmgglStS, TEETHING EASY.
. MOFFETT. M. D? 8T. LOUIS, MO.
dt, Secret*17 of 8:am, Austin. Tci., Hot. 21, 1900.
sdy And Aid for my tea thine children. When my oldest
? that we wonld Inevitably lore him. I happened upon
id his improvement was marked in 21 boars, and from
id used it since with my children, and hare taken great
hlldrrm, 1 feud it iaraloabls even alter the tecthiaf
"no n n utnnv
J The Old Standi
Grove's 1
I has stood the tc
I over One and a h
I of merit appeal t
LAKE CITY LETTER.
' Events of Daily Occurence Condensed
ir.to Paragraphs.
Lake City, September 30:?Miss
Irmu Nettles came up from Lanes
Thursday and spent the day in town.
Miss Maria Croft has returned to
Columbia to resume her studies at
the Columbia Female College. She
left h?re ahead of the opening of the
school and stopped over in Florence
with her aunt, Mrs Shipp.
The senator and representatives
have been notified of the resignation
of Mr R K Wallace as magistrate at
Kingstree. Mr Wallace is out of
the State and it is said will not return.
He made a good officer and
his resignation is regretted.
Mr Clarence D Rollins last Saturday
returned to Baltimore to continue
his course is the Medical College
of that city.
Miss Annie Butcliffe is at home
fiom an extended visit in Columbia
and Florence.
Miss Eleida Sutcliffe resumed the
teacher's desk at Matthews school
last Monday. She is so popular and
successful as a teacher that they
hold oil to her year after year.
Mr J L Stuckey has sold his house
and lot on Main Street to Mr J (J
McElveen, of Spring Bank, and has
purchased the new residence of Mr
J II V Gaskins on Valley Street.
Mr Gaskins is uncertain as to his
future. If he can secure a desirable
lot he will build another dwelling
for himself; if not, he says lie will
remove to some other town. We
would be very sorry to lose him and
his family. He is one of our best
and most law-abiding citizens, and as
an officer has few equals in the State.
He is just the kind of a man we
need as iuteudant. There is an element?gamblers,
b^nd-tiger keepers
and their sympathizes and others of
that ilk?that would be glad to be
rid of him, but the good people
would regret to see him go.
Miss Mary Rushtoa went back to
? -?-< 1/111 if
the Uolumnia remaie i_onege iuuuday.
The Griuislev boardiug house has
been leased to Mr W E Carter, who
will continue the business. Mrs
Grimsley will remove to Lanes in a
few days.
The eight-months old child of Mr
and Mrs J C Young died last Saturday
and was buried in the cemetery
at this place Sunday afternoon.
Several weeks ago the little one was
quite ill but had improved very
much and was thought to be well j
nigh recovered, when it was suddenly
swept away. Only about a year
ago the stricken parents lost another
babe. The sympathies of the community
are with afflicted ones.
nil... .if tliM rtpnnt is
J lie uew jiinuuiin ?w w.?w ? j?- ?|
about completed. This will add
much to the convenience of shippers.
The gamblers have gotten into
trouble again. Saturday night Intendunt
Gaskius and Marshal Webster
with a posse raided a joint and
captured three at skin games. There
were four in the gang, two of whom
escaped, but one of these was captured
later. Crider Rose got $30 or
30 days and the other two $10 or 20
days each.
Supervisor of Registration Wilks
has opened the books for the regular
annual registration. The. general
election will lie held December 20th,
next. W. L. 13.
Buggies, Wagons and Harness all
leading and standard makes at
Thomas & Bradham's.
LOST OR ESTRAYED
From my place near Lake Citv
one dun colored mare mule 4 years
old with brown spot on left hip.
Finder will be suitably rewarded, j
J M Mckknzik. j
2t. Lake City, S. C.
3rd
fast el ess CI
>st? 25 years. Avei
lalf Million bottles,
oyoii? No Cure,
is a Ten Cent Package of GROVE'S BLA
A Card from Rev S J McConnell.,
Editor County Record:?
You will please anuoiftooe through ? <
your paper that the reason my
friends have not heard from me for
some time is that I have been sick.
I have beeu suffering from malarial
fever, which at one time assumed so
serious a phase that I was fearful of
having to give up my work. Am
thankful to say, however, that I am
now feelin gsomewhat better and am,
I hepe, on the way to permanent improvement.
Have just closed a very interesting
meeting at Iona chnrch. The attendance
was good and we had a
wonderful manifestation of the spirit
in our midst.
Yours truly,
S J M McConxell.
Pastor of Loris Circuit.
Loris, Horry Co., S C.
Sept, 29,1903.
FIRE INSURANCE.
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I have secured the Agency for
several old line Fire Insurance Companies
and am prepared to write insurance
ou desirable risks in towna
or country, my cuuipaiues air uugc
and liberal and absolutely safe. Am
also agent for the United States ^
Fidelity and Guaranty Co. and can v
bond you on short notice.
C. W. Wolfe,
Kingstree, S. C.
Big supply of baggies jasfc received
at Thomas & Bradham's.
TACF.HER WANTED.
Wanted At Once?Male Teacher
for Scranton School for ensuing
term of eight months. Mnst be
capable aud well recommended.
Apply to
W. S. Lynch, M. D.,
3t Scranton, S. C.
BETTER THAN PILLS.
The question has been asked ?In
what way are Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets superior to the
ordinary cathartic and liver pills?
0 r answer is?They are ees'er and
mure pleasant to take a id their effect
is to gentle and so agreeab'e that
oue hardly realizes that it is produced
bv a medicine. Then thev
not only move the bowels
but improve the appetite and
aid the digestion. For sale at
25 cents per bottle by Dr D
C Scott, Kingstree; Lake City Drug
Co., Lake City; Dr W $ Lynch,
Scran ton. r 'f
If troubled with a weak digestion
try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will do you good.
For sale by Dr D C Scott, Kingstree;
l^ake City Drug Co., Lake City; Dr
W S Lynch, Scranton. .
You will find it to your interest
to call at Thomas & Bradham's
before purchasing a buggy ' or
wagon. ,Nice lot at rock bottom
prices.
A LOVE LETTER
Would not interest you if you're
looking for a guaranteed Salve for
Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd,
of Ponder, Mo., writes: "I suffered
with an ugly sore for a year, but a
box of Hucklen's Arnica Salve cured
nie." It's the best Salve on earth.
25c at W L Wallace's Drug Store.
Sawdust and other mill waste
k now used iu paper making in
Tex is.
BROKE INTO HIS HOUSE.
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5. IvOyuillM UJL vaicuuiou, t >,
was robbed of his customary health
by invasion of Chronic Constipation.
When Dr King's New Life Pills
broke into his honse, his trooble was
arrested and now he's entirely cured.
They're guaranteed to cure. 25c at
W L Wallace's Drug Store.
Highest prices paid for chickens
and eggs at the City Restaurant.
R \V Coward, Proprietor. lmo.
?
lill Tonic |
age annual sales I
Does this record I
L No Pay. 50c. I
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