The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 11, 1904, Image 8
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P H Stoll, Esq , went to Charles
IV U MIUIIJ
The Baltimore lire aggregates
$125,000t0w loss.
Mr A \V Chandler of Fioeland
was noted in town Monday.
Mr and Mr-? J J Gibson were in
town Mnitduv from Harpers.
Mr J C Graham was a county seat
visitor Monday from Uonrdins.
Dr I> C Soott visited the City by
the Ocean Friday of "last week.
Mr Ollie Epps has taken a position
iu W T Wilkins* wholesale store.
Mm Emma E McGill $ Ben-on is
visiting relatives in town this week.
Mr W S Gravson of Benson dropped
in pleasantly Monday to see us.
Mr Emile Arrow-smith of Georgetown
came over Saturday and spent
the day.
Mr M F Heller left Monday night
for the West to buy still another lot
of stock.
Capt B 8 Smith, one of Bloomingvale's
leading farmers, was in town
Saturday.
Mr J B Chandler of Benson passed
through town Friday going to
Charleston.
Miss Julia Steele of Sewanee,
Tenn.. is visiting the family of Mr
M F Heller.
The bill to repeal the lien law was
killed In the Houso of Representatives
yesterday.
Mr J \V McClam of Cowards was
in town yesterday and subscribed
to 1 HE KECOBD.
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Miss Annie Chandler of Benson
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs L J
Earr, this week
Seventeen new subscribers in two
week, and most of them cash in advance?that's
not so bud.
i
. Misses Jessie arid Ann io Ashbv
of Florence aro visiting Mr and Mrs
M F Heller, iu North Academy
street.
The dancing set in town were
agreeably entertained with a ball
. at the Coleman House Tuesday
evening.
Mr W M Jordan of Cowards
called Monday and added his name
to our always increasing subscripttion
list.
The penalty of 2 per cent is
charged all belated tax payers.
After this month tho penalty will
be 15 per cent.
Rev P W Eason of Charleston
trill preach in the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours.
Miss Edith Graham of Morrlsville
returned to Hartsville Saturday to
resume her studies at the Welsh
Neck High School.
Mr 8 W Montgomery, who has
recently removed from New Zion
.10 Greelyvile, was in town Monday
and paid us a call.
Mr David Coker of Lake City wag
in town Taesday. M r Coker was
oueofthe nine new subscribers
The Record enrolled this week.
Mr B X Stuekey of Indiantown
was in town Monday and renewed
his subscription, taking advantage
of several of our cheap clubbing
ofiterfl.
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The Japanese-Russian war has
begun. A naval fight occurred yestesday
at Port Arthur in which the
Japs got the best of the Russian
fleet.
The Record is issued this week
a day eanier than usual. We are
considerably rushed with orders for
job work and need an extra clay to
catch up.
Messrs W H Gibber A Co of Columbia
begin this week a year's ad
vertisement contract with us. Write
tbem for anything needed in the
way of machinery. ?
Hon John S Graham of Morrisvllle
was a pleasant visitor at our
sanctum Saturday. There are few,
if any, more popular and highly respected
citizens of Williamsburg
than John S Graham.
Former Probate Judge E M Smith
of 5pring Bank paid us an agreeable
visit Monday. Mr Smith informed
us that he expects to he
in the race next summer as a candif
>r probate judge.
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR **
LOCAL REPORTER AND 2
NOTED
Written in Condensed Form ^
and Printed in Like Manner
lor the Sake of Our Busy ^
Rrariers ^
Messrs Bcnts'-hner and Visanka
| the well-known clothiers, have
I iew ad this week. This firm ha
! built up a large patrouape in Will
I iamsburp, and, once pained, the;
j seldom loso a customer.
Mr.John II Burkett,after spend
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: itip nearly two months with hi
' brother, L E Burkett ofTatt, ant
j other relatives in Florence county
returned last week to his di>tan
i home in Galveston, Texas.
Misses Bessie and JanieJ hnsor
who have been visiting friends i
Kingstree for the past few week!
returned yesterday to their hom
in Pensacola, Fla., much to the rt
gret of their many friends in iowii
I Contractor Schadd has a force n
{hands at work on the new Gradei
| school building and is pushing th
work with gratifying celerity t
j those who a-e mtere>ted in iir
1 proving the educational facilities c
Kingstree.
Mr SB Davidson and family lef
Monday night for Hogan, Floridf
their future home. The be t wishe
of a host of friends, who reluctant
ly bade them farewell, attend the*
on their jonrney to the "Land c
Flowers."
Mr Louis Staokley, Jr., is pre
paring for the summer season h
erecting a building on Acadein,
street where he will open a "sur
[ enough" ice-cream parh r with th
advent of the hot weather. \>
have no doubt that our youn
friend's resort will be immense!,
popular.
Messrs .1J Evans, J F Jowers an
Willie Jowers of Single were visit
or* at Tub Record office Mondax
.Mr Evans told u-> that last year h
planted 220 stalks of i-ihbon c.nn
and after saving 500 for seed th
. balance of his crop yielded 71 ga
Ions of syrup. Wonderiul are tin
possibilities of Williamsburg soil.
We still have left a few package
of Government -eed sen us b;
Senator Ashbury Latimer for fre
distribution. The varieties are pol
beans, water-melon, beet, lettuct
radish,squash, turnip, mustard am
cabbage. Those who want then
should come early. They are fre
and "first come,first served."
Mr II ZHanna, a young furme
of the vicinity of cades, informs u
fk.,? MUinntk' ho k'lllod !l hoi? of hi
own raising that weighed 4SI
pounds gross nn I 40S pound- net
This fine porker was a mixture u
Essex and Berkshire and was 2}
years old. Mr Henna is the youngerson
of the late lamented H Z Han
na.
Col W A Neal, sometime super
intendent of the penitentiary, wa
in town Saturday selling roa
machinery. He remained ?ve
Sunday and visited the Odu
(Swamp section in company \vi?
Supervisor Graham. Col Neal i
doingag'Kxl work in awak n ng th
people of the State to the import
ance of "mending their way-" an
incidentally deriving so mo profi
for himself by his mis-ionnry worl
Echoes from Epps
Epps, February 9:?jVe are hav
ing some nice weather now and on
farmers are bnsy preparing for thi
year's crop
The young folk of this place ha
a very enjoyable entertainment o
the evening of Feb. 5th at th
home of Mr JJ Hantia.
Mr S L Thompson and sister, Mis
Kosa, visited relatives and friend
near Suiters receutlv
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Miss Rhina Harrows of Fowlers i
. spending some time with the famil
of Mr P 0 McKuight, of this p ace
Rev J A White delivered a ver
i interesting sermon last Sunday after
teruoon at Beulah to a large congre
gation.
Mr Charlie Altman of Vox spen
hist Sunday night in this commanitv
en route to Kiugstree.
Mr and Mrs Walter Brown of Bei
son were in this community a shor
while Sunday afternoon.
I Mrs Tom Duke of Benson spen
Monday with relatives here.
Mr and Mrs Petterway BufTkin o
Cades spent Sunday iu this vicinity
Mr Jack Patrick of Fowlers at
tended preaching here Sunday.
Cracker Jack.
tiaid won, careiuliv kepi; easily
won, quickly lost.
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OLD HICKORY ?Strength for
the weak; comfort for the strong;
pleasant and harmless invigoration
t for both. Rich and mellow, part
' old Krutuckey whiskey. On sale at
all uispensaiies.
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NOTICE
1 j Rooms to rent and one lot on
f' Main Street for Sale.
.! Mrs Virginia Brockinton,
- 1 29 2t King?tree, S. t'
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Th' workman who lorgels lo:
, look a I his clock is earning his j
wages.'
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The Kingstree
Racket Store,
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A name that makes this towr
J Famous!
Toothsome morsels for th<
intelligent buyer throughout th<
week
Cast your eagle eye along thi
line.
J It's like Ending money to ge
such good goods at such ex
I tremely low pricesj
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r Stock of Winter Clothing
m for our Large and C??mf
Spring Goods. Wo an
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15N rs FOR
ad May Pants.
eived-4^sight
Trousers,
r Winter or Spring Wear,
ig prices
On all Winter Goods,
^DE SUITS.
your measure for a
it and w; gjir tntee
;Iect Pitterri fr>m
the resi.
HIRSCH,
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Over 5U Varieties to select fiom.
Also many Styles of Ornamental
fencing.
First Co<t. Cheaper than wood.
Applv to
ROWIN l \RPER.
KIN'GSTRCE, S C
Agent or Williamsburg County,
OLD HICKORY?A drink for a
'gentleman of th- old school." Pure
old Kentuckey Whiskey?w holesome
and invigorating, in sickness or
health. On sale at all dispensaries
Hard luck is easily broken by
the hammer of pluck
:STUOKEY AE
(Successors to J. L.:
Announce to their custc
just got in a tresh (
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To Suit ali class
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They are now in our 5ta
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STUCKEY and
Lake Git\
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Fruits and Veget;
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CAKES and BP!
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