The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 25, 1904, Image 8
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I LOCAL ITEMS
I OF INTEREST
Note change of Reddick'e advertifiemsat
Acteotioo it called to Mr S Marcot*
new ad.
Now it the time to pay town
licensee and taxes.
MrPG^Gotudin went to Scran ton
Saturday on business.
Miss Laney Bell of Indian town
was in town Saturday.
Mr WE Nesmith was in town
yesterday from Cades.
Mr WD McClary of Goturdin6
was in towu Monday.
Mias Elmer Epps of Lake City
was in town Saturday.
*> ^ The past two days have been idylKo-aoft^bAlBav
spring days.
Dr 4 Wavae Gamble was noted in
tar*'Monday from Gourdins.
Mr P 0 Arrowsmith spent several
days in Georgetown last weet.
Sir R A Irey of Harpers called
pleasantly to see us Saturday.
Capt John A Kelley visited
Charleston Tuesday on business.
Miss Mattie Pendergrass of Florence
is vieiting relatives in town.
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Misa Bessie Kelley has returned
from a visit to frieuda in Cberaw.
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Prof A G Fewell visited his sisteT
at Summerton on Sunday of las!
week.
Miss Florie Jacobs sp**nt Sunday
with friends in the vicinity of Pineland.
t..' .. Mr B H Guess, of the vicinity of
Baiters, was a visitor in town Mon
dt
. Mf John A Cunningham of In
diantown paid us a pleasant visit
Tuesday.
Mr J C McElveen of Lake City
came over Sunday and spent the day
t in town.
Mr Hugh Boyd of Trio was a welcome
-visitor at our sanctum Friday
of last week.
Mr AC Boyd of Trio, vrl . ia
town Friday, called and renewed 1.':
subscription.
Mr and Mrs JF McFadden of
Bethlehem spent Sunday with Judge
txvu 9 muni).
Auditor JJ B Montgomery baa
been for some days sick at his home
io East Kings tree.
Miss Lila Hammett visited the
family of Supervisor Graham at
Pineland Sunday.
Mrs W H McGeeand Miss Bertha
Hodge, from Belser's X Roads, were
in town yesterday.
Mr J L Mc-Cant8 of Harpers came
in to see us Friday and shoved up his
* subscription to 1904.
Mr A L Cash of Lake City was in
town Saturday and added his name
to oar list of subscribers.
We were pleased to receives visit
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?pps of Cadts last Saturday.
Miss Martha Gourdin and Miss
Mamie Keller of Orangeburg, have
been visiting at Dr Gamble's.
Among those who visited the county
capital last Friday was noted Mr
W W H Cocktield of Lake City.
Mr A S Willis was in town several
days this week representing the Cary
Safe Co. of Buffalo, New York.
Mr Lampley Nettles of Lanes was
initiated into th?* mysteries of the
First degree of Pythiauism last evening.
Mr S W Gowdy, a prominent
fanner and business man of the
Hebron section, was noted in town
Tuesday.
Kemember that en Friday evening,
the 26th inst (to-morrow evening),
the ladies of the Cemetery Association
will serve refreshments in the
court house. Everybody should
tome out and help along ihi? fund.
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U AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR ^
LOCAL REPORTER AND ^
NOTED
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Written in Condensed Form ^
and Printed in Like Manner
for the Sake of Our Busy ^
Readers ^
Mr J B Tallevast of Indiantown
cams in to see us Saturday and joined
Thi RrcoaD'g ever widening cirole
of subscribers.
Mr H J Parrott of Lake City
called to see us yesterday. We are
sorry to see hint suffering from a
kick from a boree.
Last Monday, being Washington's
birth-day, the bai k and tbe dispensary
were closed aud the Graded
school gave holiday.
Rev Henry Cantben has been
called to tbe bed-side of his father,
Rev A J Canthen, who is ill at his
home in Orangeburg.
Mrs W Sturman of Farmville, Va.,
who has been visiting tbe family of
her father Mr X Scbnltz, returned
to her home yesterday.
R P TTatnhell nf KffincrViam is
in town on business. Mr Hatchell is
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an expert machinist and also the inventor
of the Hatchell plow.
Miss Agnes Erckmann, of the
Graded school, visited her home iu
. Charleston Saturday, remaining until
after Washington's birth-day.
Messrs E C Burgess and Lucius
Montgomery went to Georgetown
Suuday and spent Washington's
birthday in the "City on the Sampi:."
We received a few days ago an order
for 100 invitations from Morehead
City, N. C. The Record's
job office is getting a wide-spread
reputation.
Mr Alex Tisdule of Lake City was
in town Sunday. Accompanied by
Mr Isaiah Tisdale he drove to Cedar
i Swamp and epeut the day with his
home folk.
Rumor says that the woods are
full of candidates for county offices
in the couiiug primaries. Who will
be the first to break the ice and an ;
tiouuce himself?
Mr W S Kennedy bus been given
the contract for enlarging the offi ces
of the auditor and the clerk of court.
He has a force of bands at work end
is pushing the job to completion.
At the regular meeting of KiDgstree
Lodge K of P held last evening
Messrs J Y McGill and J G McCulloughof
Benson "rode the goat"
for the Third and First degrees respectively.
It having been brought to their attention
?hat there were several cases
of small-pox several miles across
Black river, the council metMonduy
night aud quarantined the town
against ihe infected community.
{Sheriff Graham was employed to see
that the quarantine is enforced.
Papers ill the "stay proceedings"
in the case of the Lake Citv and
Scranton dispensaries were served
on the county board ye6terday and
th? dispensary at Scranton ordered
tc be closed up. Tbe Scranton dispensary
has been doing business
since Saturday; the one at Lake City
has not yet been opened.
Mrs S Marcus has returned from
New York. The ladies who have
patronized Mr Marcus* millinery
department say that it is away ahead
of anything of the kind that Kings-1
tree has ever afforded. There is a
plenty of room here for a Grsr. class
millinery store and Mr Marcos seems j
to have met the "long-felt" want.
Our request for correspondents
over tbe county has met with a most
gratifying response, not less than a
dozen letters coming in this week.
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Several ot tnese uia not reacn nere
until Wednesday anil Thursday, too
late for this week's issue. Again
we must remind our friends that we
cannot publish communications in
the cuirent issue when they arrive
later than Tuesday morning. We
appreciate tlie.se letters very much,
however, and will print all of them
just as goon as possible.
Good looks behind the amount
: given for the motive of the g^'cr.
IN TIMES 01
Prepare
I
We are waging a war i
high prices, and have been
this sequestered town.??
We intend to keep it up
blood of the credit system
Cash is always King, an
place before you at all s
the biggest and best va
mnnpv ,
H. D. Re
Kings'
To Close Out Our S
and Make Room
plete Line of J
offering Ger
Ma's Ms il
AT JUST A SMALL MAR
&T WE ARE EXCLUSIVE A (J EN'
Crown Shoes am
1
Just Rece
A Nice Line of Medium Weig
Suitable for i
Remember We are Reducing
TAILOR MAI
Our tailor will take yo
made-to-measure suit a
a fit. Call and Selec
sample and we'll do the
KINDER ?
Kingstree,
Governor Heyward has appointed j *
Mr E J Watson of Columbia to the [
new office of Immigration Commissioner.
Mr Watson is news and
telegraph editor of the Columbia;
tate, having been connected with j |j|
that newspaper ever since it was!
founded thirteen years ago. Mr! I Watsou
is also secretary of the Col
umbia chamber of commerce. |
Tax payers now pay two per cent j
penalty. Next month, from the ]st *
to 15th of March, they will pay h
seven per cent. After the 15th v
books will be closed and executions 1
issued. Remember that the *ime
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for paying the commutation road
tax expires March 1st. The alter-1
native is the payment of $1 or work- j *
ing on the public roads four days. ! J?"
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If you have any Tobacco or Scraps : gu
on hand take-it to the King Ware-;tor
j house, Lake City, and get cood ni?
} prices for it. 2-18-2t j the
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7 PEACE !
For War
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of extermination on
i since we blew into I
until all the human
are os ified.
id that enables us to
easons of the year,
ilues for the least
DDICK,
TREE, S. C. 1
ffi^i
tockof Winter Clothing I
for our Large and Com- "
Spring Goods. We are
mine Bargains.js^i^
MllllS 1
r.lM AROVF ro<vr
k \j m i i w ? w
rs FUR
1 May Pants.
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ived-^=ht
Trousers,
Winter or Spring Wear.
prices
On all Winter Goods. "
DE SUITS.
ur measure fdr a
md wi guarantee
:t Pattern from
s rest. j ;
BBS.
HIR5CH,
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CA^J^nteres^OIN
IN A
HEGE IMPROVED LOG-BEAM
SAW MILL?
with thc
cacock-King variable feed Works.
i* r* > wt mc first
Trite "The Machinery People" for price*!
& H. GIBBES <Sl CO.I
COLUMBIA, S. C. I
CN9INCI, IOII-ERS, COTTON (INS.! ;
tmc oiaaia eoeT*Qtr shingle m*chimc m i
ie\ Fred \\ Easnn, I). D., will j .
ach in the Baptist church on the 1 y
irth Sunday of thia mouth, Febrn28,
morning and night. All are
dial 1 v invited to these services, j
bject of morning sermon: "Vicy,
Eagle-winged." Subject of ;ht
sermon: "The Borning into
t Morning."
STUCKEY and
(Successors to J. L. S
Announce to their custo
just got in a fresh (
Horses
To Suit all Classi
They are now in our Sta
Selectii
B*ULgrgl?s, TTsTa.grc
ness aJLTxrayS
STUCKEY and
Lake City
Bear in M
? WHEN YOU WA
Jewelry, Silver W
Prese
@ The Old Reliabi
S. THOMAS
hat hasrh'ade ft$?e?|S^Jishment
BATCHES and JEWELRY*
Repaire
STEPHEN THOri
257 KING Watch
Inspector lor Southern I
K1NBSTEE1
Confectionery ai
General
Fruits and Vegeti
ALWAYS O!
Country orders spec
CAKES and BRI
delicacies of 1
to be f<
here
H. A. MEYER,
KAIN STREET,
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ig Superior to
% It is sold ev<
VMKISON eo.
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habit. I habit, j tial
Cured by KEEL Y IN
329 Lady Sr.(or I*.O.l!<>x 73) Columbia.>.('
Bring us your.
FLOWERS
TUCKEY & Co..)
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mers that they have x
Carload of Slock
"flules
< ?fl
es of Buyers.
ibles Ready for your
oris and Har3
On liand.
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ri_uvvc.no,
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lNT to buy ?
are or Wedding
nts
le House of ?
JR. & BRO / i
the same careful attention
a Syno ym fo fair dealing*.
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d by EXPERT WORKMEN.
\S Jr., and Bro
TREKT. CHARLESTON. S. 0 .
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Merchandise. j
ables in Season
V HAND.
ially solicited for
EAD, and all
the season
[>und
, Proprietor, j
- KINQSTREE, S. C
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rag
all othersB
ery-wher#^
SAVANNAH ?A.
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ivfi* All l>ruK? And Tobaerr
hi, I habit*
STITIHE of S. C
Confidential correspondence solicited
JOB WORK.
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