The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 28, 1904, Image 8
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LOCAL ITEMS
1 OFJNTEREST
. Not* chanse in Kinder ftnd
Hirech's ad. , 1
Mr E II SaoU was in town Monday
from Cade*.
Mr W E Nesinith was in town yes'
terdayt rom Cades.
Rev J C \Veldon of baiters Depot
was in town yesterday.
Capt J F Scott of Central was
' noted in town yesterday.
\t?T J Ptillllmi nf Puitur Ka'umn
?*? m w * UMU^D ? ^vv?wi ?- "
' whs on onr streets Tuesday.
- Mr H W Wilson was in town
.yesterday from Indian town.
Klngstree Lodge K of P held its
regular meeting last evening.
Mr W A J Moore of Lake City
paid us a pleasant visit Tuesday.
'>Mr DZ Martin, of the Trio section,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Mr J E McAllister of Rome called
to see us Saturday while in town.
Mr D E McCutchen was on our
streets Tuesday from Indlantown.
Mr P 8 Courtney is able to be out
again after an illness of some days.
Mr and Mrs H Foxworth and little
son Frank of Cades spent Tuesday
5ti town.
Miss Minuie Paget of Manning is
Hapa nn a visit to her sister. Mrs 8
Marcus.
Mr Allen Jones Df Mfc Olive, N. C.
was noted on our streets one day
l*9tweek.
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MrM F Heller ha* gone to the
Wwt for another supply of horses
and mules.
Mr A D Spivey of Baiters was
among those who visited the'eoun
ty seat Monday.
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Mr T M Cooper of Fowlers wa9 in
town Tuesday and dropped in pleas
a?tly to see us.
Mr and Mrs GY Jones will leave
in a few days for Mt Olive, N.C., to
visit relatives.
Mr A Lewis of Lambert called
Tuesday and shoved up his date of
expiration a year.
Messrs O M Ervin and A D Wilson
of Church paid us a pleasant visit
Monday while in town.
Mr 8 Y Tisdale ot Central was iti
town Monday and renewed his subscription
to The Record.
Mr S-B W Courtney, who has
been spending some time at Single,
f. , returned home this week.
Messrs G G McGee and W M D
McGee of Scranton favored us with
? ptoaeant visit Saturday.
There wiji be preaching in the
Baptist church on next Sunday by
Bev A T Rodgers at 11 a. m.
Mr Dillon Gaskins of Lake City
? has opened a grocery store on the
first floor of the Stutts building.
Mr T C Poeton of Morrisville came
iq to see us Tuesday and extended
his subscription to Thk Record.
Mr J M Williamson of Vox was
in Kingstree Saturday and added
his name to The Record's mailing
* list.
Rev J A White, pastor of Cades
circuit, was in town last week and
enrolled as asnbscriber to The Record.
Mr J G McCullough, who is postmaster
at Benson and a successful
farmer as well, was noted in town
Monday.
Mr P C Buffkin, formerly of Cades
returned to 8avannah, Ga., Tuesday
after a visit to relatives at his
' old home.
Mr Geo A McElveen, one of Timmonsville's
wide-awake young businoM
man tnant. tha Hav in I nil/ n
t yesterday."
v Mr D Moultrie Epps, a well
^ * known and succesful young busi<
,ness man of Lake City, was in town
_ several hours yesterday.
Mr and Mrs A B Grayson, who
f have been spending some time with
^ !, the tatter's parents at Benson, left
yesterday for Savannah, Ga.
'Many of us never expected to see
^cotton bring fifteen cents a pound
V -JL tjigain. But the unexpected has
L happened and the only trouble is
I \ we; haven't got the cotton.
I Hfrr 81ras Wiggins of Holly Hill
I }*<c?i6iting his brother, Prof Ernest
Wiggins. Mr Wiggins is a student
of Sewanee University, Tenn , and
is^t home for the winter vacation, j
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT 8Y OUR 5
LOCAL REPORTER AND 2*
NOTED ^
nrritten in Condensed Form ^
and Printed in Like Manner
for the Sake of Our Bus* ^
Readers ^
Alfred Rich, a negro living on
Capt Kenned}'* place at Indlantown
had his cornhouse and stable destroyed
by fire Tuesday night. Be
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S1U5S losing1 ills provisiuus lie unu n
horse burned to death.
Mr P E Severance of Lake City
paid us a pleasant call Saturday,
while in town. Mr Severance said
he had not been to Kingstree for teu
years a expressed himself as being
surprised at the growth of the town.
Mr L C Dove, form erly the A C L
station agent here, is in town visiting
friends. Next month Mr Dove
will open up a clothing and gents'
furnishing business in DarlingtonMr
Dove is an ever-welcome visitor
in Kingstree.
The quarterly statement of the
Bank of Lake City, which is published
in another column, shows
hat institut on to be in a flourishing
condition. - Williamsburg county
has good reason to be proud of
her two banks.
Mr Mason C Brunson, traveling
a gent of the Neus and Courier
spent Friday of last week in Kingstree
in the interest of his paper.
Mr Brunson was formerly on the
staff of the Florence >aily Times,
and is well and favorably known as
a newspaperman.
MrOlin Johnson was in town
yesterday. Mr Johnson is now "on
M eorteowunfintr t Hi ?* Vif.
HIC IV(tU) I V^IVOVIIUM^ ?>*V v mm
ginia Pharmacy Co. of Richmond,
Va. Mr Johnson is a stirring young
business man and the tirm he repsen
ts is one of tho best known drug
houses in the South.
Mr RE McKnight,one of Scranton's
substantial citizens, called to
see us Monday while in town. Mr
McKnight has recently recovered
from a serious illness, his malady
being typhoid pneumonia. His
friends here were pleased to see him
looking as well as he does.
Mr L L Caldwell, who is representing
the new Southern magazine
"Life and Letters" called to see us
one day this week. This magazine
is published at Knoxville, Tens,
and the first number is a very creditable
one. The subscription price
is $1.00 a year, but we are enabled to
i ffer it in club with The Record at
50 cents.
The host of friends of Prof N D
Lescsne will be interested in the
following news Rem taken from
the Allendale correspondence of the
Columbia State: The Graded school
is in excellent condition. Prof N D
Lesesneis in charge as principal
for the prsent year. He came here
from Williamsburg and he and Mrs
Lesesne have made many friend*
since their coming.
When a voting woman begins
declaring that she will never marry
her friends may confidently expect
the early receipt ot w?dding invitations.
MPS. CECELIA STOWE,
Orator, Entro Nona Clnb.
176 Warren Avenue, i
Cuicago, III., Oct. 22,1902.
For nearly four years I suffered I
from ovarian troubles. The doc- I
tor insisted on an operation as the
only way to pet wen. I, however, I
stronply objected to an operation. I
My husband felt disheartened as
well as I, for home with a sick
woman is a*disconsolate place at |
best. A friendly druggist advised
him to get a Dottle of Wine of '
Cardui for me to by, and he did so. ,
I began to improve in a few davs and
my recovery was very rapid. With- 1
in eighteen weeks I was another
being.
Mrs. Stowe's letter shows every I
woman how a home is saddened by fl
female weaknes and how completely B
Wine of Cardni cures that sick- B
ness and brines health and happi- fl
ness again. Do not go on suffer- fl
inn. Go to your druggist today B
and secure a $1.00 bottle of Wine I
of Cardai. 9
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Successor to J. L. Stu
Lake City,
Wishes to call your attention to the
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CAKES and BREA
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to be four
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HHIN STREET, - -
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nuhn, I Imhil, ' J habit,
Cured by KEEl Y IN >H
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