The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 28, 1904, Image 5
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SCRANTON NEWS NOTES.
v People Who are Coming and Going
Local Happenings.
I
ESckaxtox, April i?">:?On Satur- j
day, March 1G, the quarterly e<>n?
ferencc uu't with Scranton .MethoE
diet church. It was well attouued
on Saturday and despite rain and,
cold, a large crowd assembled to
hear words of admonition from !>r:
, Stokes, presiding elder of this dis^
trict, on Sunday mori.iUL'.
Rev G H Poozer attended di.-triet
I conference :it I I:irr>\ill.* l;i>r Wirk.l
f Rev D A Calhoun of Savage, ae[
i compunied by Mr--. Calhoun. v..-a: *.?
visit his son in Durham, X. C.. la-t
week, and returning Saturday night,
remained over Sunday and gave to
his old congregation here one of his
sermons as full of points as a g rl's ;
pincushion is of pins.
Mr C A I Vigndexr, r of Americas.
Ga., agent for "the D E Luther I'ub. |
Co.," is to make this he hoar- lcre
for the remainder of the year. Mr!
Poigndexter and his refined bride will
u_ .. l _ ... , . 4.1... .... : .1 i:r
ue a iireav mumion 10 me social me
?
of Scrantou.
Mr Judson Lungs ton, w ho is now
companion f??r a woalthy honker of
Newark, X. J., was In iv visimiir his .
uncle, MrR K McKuight, last week.!
Mr B H Myers of Latta spent!
last Monday here with relatives.
Miss Lillie Lavender of New
Ziou visited her sister, Mrs It Mac!
Cooper, this past week.
Mr Watson and bride, nee Miss Wil-'
ma Wall, reeentlyHisited their uncle,
Mr P S Wall. They left here for
Charleston, where thev sro to visit ;
* ,v . I
her brother, Mr Aiken \\ ail, who is |
attending the medical college.
Mr Brooks Cole of Connecticut!
and his biothei, Tom, of Charleston,
visited relatives here last week.
Mr Earl C V age of Columbia was!
iu town last Friday looking after
subscribers for the State newspaper. ,
Mrs H G Askius aud little son,
Marion, of Lake City, visited Mrs W
S Lynch last w -k.
Mrs H Jeddie Brisrow, with her'
daughter-in-law, Mrs Fr-noh Bris- ,
tow, and two little granddaughters,
visited Iter nephew, Mr 11 B Caution,!
last week. j,
Mrs J H*Blackwell of Like City
visited relatives here last Tuesday.
Miss Daisy Barnwell took t flying j'
trip to Charleston Friduv. 15th iust. !
H.-r sister. Miss Elit.li Barnwell, is i
1
spending several days with her.
Scran ton L? Ige Kmghts of Pylli- j
ias held their anua.il banquet Friday,
April 22ud. The table was
fairly loaded with good things and ]
peepiug above tile savory dislios were
flowers, nature's smiles, here and
there displaying the tii-color combination
of blue, gold and crimson.
The B -other in.) I en joy e no less
the kind attentions of Misses Palmyra
and Letha Lee. daughters of Mr J ]{
Lee, assisted by Miss Mvrtie Me- j
Knight, than the kind hospitality of
"Uncle Johu." X. X. X. j
W E Jenkinsen of Manning, $. C.
is anxious to .-end you samples of Ins j
immense stock of dry goods. lie
pays the ex pre? s charges on all bills:
amounting to ?5.UU and over.
Ma of Oak
Timbers of oak keep the old
homestead standing through j
the years. It pays to use tue j
right stuff.
i
" Men of oak " are men in J
rugged health, men whoae >
bodies are made of the sound- I
*-vest materials.
Childhood is the time to lay .
the foundation for a sturdy con- ;
Stiti'.tion that will last for years.
Scott's Emulsion is the right
stuff.
Scott's Emulsion stimulates
the growing powers of children, J
helps them build a firm |
foundation for a sturdy consti- :
tution.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT &. BOV/NE. Chemists.
Pearl Street, Now York.
SO?, and $ I.OO: a!5 clru??i?t9.
I'TiiMM iw i HI mn ???? ?i
GREELYVILLS OBSERVATIONS.
Contract Let for Baptist Church Other
Building and Improvement.
<*kei:i.yvili.k, April 'do:? The
iia; roveineiits in our town .still go
on.
Mi SJ Taylor is repainting hi?
dwelling, much to it- improvement
in nnmaivncc.
Mr T .1 Iiogan is having another
new cottage huiit on Mill street to
lie occupied by our station agent at
this place, Mr li S Brunson.
The contract for building the I
Baptist church has just been let to
v oiuracior J M ilc Boy and work is
ro begin at once. It has been decided
to build the church on the!
new j) irt of Vai ner avenue instead!
of near the town hall as was iirsti
conieinplated. I thick t e site
chosen is much preferable for the
purpose.
There was preaching yes tor da} j
morning and evening by KevMrj
Loving in the town hall, which the I
Baptists will use as a house of worship
pending the construction of
their church building.
The Baptist Sunday-school was
also organized yesterday with Mr
T.'obert Jeffoies as superintendent.
Dr A 1> ?pps has put in a nice
stock of drugs and is now ready ior |
business.
Mr?B 1) Colclough'sfamily moved
to town last week. Mr Colclough
is traveling for the New York Life
insurance company.
Mr and Mrs DeLorme of Sumter
are visiting their son at this place.
Miss Nita MeRov of Foreston is
spending some time with her sister
in town.
Prof 1? M Thompson, formerly of
Bliickville but now of White Stone
Springs, is visiting friends in town.'
Miss Jessie Holliday of Lanes is
visiting her sister, Mrs John Clary,
on Mill street.
Rev L L Inabinet. with Messrs!
T W Bo\le and E B Rliodus at-1
tended tlie district conrereuce ai;
llurtsville last wwk.
Mrs Campbell of Georgetown is
vf&ting the family of Mr IS J Taylor. J
Mr -J W Josey, the well known
and popular representative of Melehers
& Co., Charleston, was in i
town oie day last week taking or-,
ders.
Mr L I Hill of Darlington has
been here for a week or so organ- j
izing a camp of Wood men of the;
World and he tells uie that has secured
the requisite membership for.
establishing the camp.
Messrs K B Hogan and J X Brow-!
der visited Foreston yesterday.
Three or four of the Foreston
boys were noted in town Jast eve-'
uiug.
Come over and see us, Mr Editor j
and when you come be sure to call j
on Vidi !
(Thanks for the invitation. Will!
accept it the first opportunity that'
presents itself. Editor ColXTY
Record).
A Pleasant Occasion.
Harpers, April 25:?'The close:
of Miss Ella Belle Copeland's school
at Spring Gu!ley was celebrated by
a picnic and a match game of base;
ball be t wet-a Sprint Gullev and I
.Johnson Swamp. The game re-1
suited in a victory for Spring Galley, j
The day was pleasantly spent and m j
the evening a number of the young
people were invited to Mr J W Marshall's
and tne hours sped swiftly in
<nei:)l oninvmeiit until eleven o'clock
when the crowd dispersed and wended
their way to their respective
homes. F.
GETINTHEHABIT OF SENDING
TO US.
The art of correct laundering,
for it is an art. has made pro*
gress within the past few years,
the modcrh methods of tcday
having outstripped the primitive
ways of yesterday.
Improved machinery and
good employees have made this
possible and have revolutionized
the art, gaining public confi'
dcncc thereby. DO YOU
PATRONIZE A MODERN
LAUNDRY?
LAURENS ARTHUR L. JONES,
STEAM A^f\T
LAUNDRY AGE T j
? LAKE CITY, S. C.
:yr . - - : iy ?
JUST FROM
?FULL LINE OF
NEW WHITE GOODS I
Our Display of white go<
laces perfect completene
wanted style in white ?
main is here and be
Characteristic low price
| also all the latest Styles
terns 10 cents each.
Fine flillinery A Sj
We Still Carry the Cek
W. B. Corset.
S. Marcu
flAlN STREKT, - - King
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1>. ('. scott, pn'sij' lit.
| THE BANK OF
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I Transacts a General
* collections careful./
j promptly 1
j deposits from *1.00 i
j i>irz:<"i
* iiemiy p williams,
* john a. kelley,
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Southeastern Lime
CHARLESTi
Building Material of all
Roofing "RU
Write for
READY1
J J TO
v SERVE
All kinds of Cool Drink* at Soda
,
Fom'ain or in Bottles. We use only the best
fruit syrups and can serve any and every kind
of summer drink from the effervescent cool and
sparkling White Stone Ginger Ale and invigorating
'oca Cola %o the latest fad in up-to-date B
bevf rages, New Fruits, Crushed, Whcte and E
Chrys'alized, i ?
HAHFNTS ICE CREAM
Kept fresh on hand daily as season demands.
P.s. GoBmKf S Go's. Ice Gren Portsr i f
KINGSTREE, S. C. ;2
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The Largest and Most Complete J ;
Establishment South,
GEO. 0. HACKER * SOU.:
?MjficUFAftl'RKRS OF? ; \
Sasfi, Doors, Blinds, ji
Moulding and Building Material, i
Sash Weights and Card
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Pundiase our make, whieli we guar-!
aneee superior to any .-old South, and :
thereby save money.
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8 M ATH I WPDvS '
|7ir4 V ! J I 11 I\ H
All Kinds and for all Purposes. j
When in tHc MarKet for 0
ngines, bcilep.s, saw mills, ?
woodworking0machinery, ij
gristmills, ?
brick machinery, etc, |
?WRITE TO? ;
"the machinery people" k
V.H.Gibbes&CoJ
COLUMBIA. S. C. |
?e Glbbes Portable Shingle Machine. Q
aaaaMBB 11,11 8 j
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I IXon't Give tHc Baby |
| Dangerous Drug's. I
E There Is <>!>? rife, sure nnd .lbso- fc
R lutcljr linrnili'Mt remedy lor in- I
Ig funi's Ills.. It is p
I Baby E.asc|
! i the wor.ld-s ez:t ca:y kzdicine. !
f', Cari'S cv-'ry form of bowel n net I'
^ Ftomuclt tr?>ui>i.\bringsreiresh- k
Li' lug sleep, luukea iml;l?.r? int. jL
i B 25 CENTS EVERYWHERE. I
jj Baby Ea'c ISffanufact?r:na On.. Macon, Ga. Pj
j l'or wale lay llr IV V llrockinlon
Ki native, S. C
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NEW YORK!
^ACES.
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EDWIN 0. EPPS, Ca-hit-f. j
ICINGS TREE. t
Banking Business
V LOOKED AFTER AND i\
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pwaiu) received. s|
rORK: J
R. II. K ELI.Ell AN. 5
D.C.SCOTT. 5
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i & Cement Co.i
rv*r r? /-?
UiN, J). W.
kinds. High Grade
BEROID"
prices,
Stackley's I
ICECREAM GARDEN I
IS THE PLACE TO BUY
YOUR COOL DRINKS.
Gardner's Famous Syrups
Used.
We Carry Huyler's Candies.
Delicious Ice Cream
Promptly Served \
L. J. Stackley.
MVMUHFJKaMn niiffl1' IB?PB
ELECTRIC CARS FROM DEPOTS '!
PASS THE DOOR. jjj
HOTEL IROQUOIS. J
NO. 362 KING STREET, ft
CHARLESTON, S. C.
?<r*Ccntrally Located.
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Newly and Elegantly Equipped, t
i!
I RATES S1.00 and 1.50 PER DAY.
Special Rates to Permanents. A j
NONE SO GOOD
X AS THE
X WIRE FENCING X
Over 50 Varieties to select fiom.
Also many Styles of Oriiamen
tul fencing.
First Cost, Cheaper than wood.
Appiv to
EDWIN HARPER,
KIXGSTREE, S. C.
\gent for \Villiamsburg County.
NOW
Is a^^retty good time to
think about n?\v Spring
Dresses?Laces, Embroideries,
pretty Slippers, Sandals,
etc.
W. T. ASKINS'
Is a pretty good place to
buy them. We have a nice
<itnrk hrmirlv before the ad
vance in prices.
COME
in and see us before buying
elsewhere. We also carry
a big stock of Groceries.
W. T. ASKIN5,
Lake City, - - - S. C.
W. L. BA55, I
Attorney at Law
LAKE CITY, S C.
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I New
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Just Receivei
>s8AT
Stackley's Cas
Store.
lome and see our late
Millinery Styles.
^"See our new Grade
? Corsets. ?
J lEcj/wixi.
8 Coffins, Ct
Jl BURIAL (
#) Fresh arrivals AA^
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cunsiant. yjj
?) 1WTROMPT SERVK
(j EDWIN HARPER, ?*S3essss3CSC3:
HORSESCarload
Direct from
THOMAS & E
Call and Ins
First Class Stock for F
Prices Within
Complete Line of Buggies
Tliomas 6z Br;
J B STEELE, Manager. Bear
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whenTolTw
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Jewelry, silver v
Presi
? The Old Relia
s. THOMAS
Out of Town Customers receiv
that has made thisestablishmei
WATCHES and JEWELRY
Repaii
' STEPHEN THOi
257 KING
jfSF"" >V;itc!? Inspector for Southert
CHEAPRATES
VIA THE ATLANTIC (
GREAT WORLD'S F
In addition to the Season,'
60 Day, and 16 Day Excur-:
sions, two Coach Excursions:
will be run to StLouison May!
9th and 2$d, 1904at one cent!
per mile traveled.
Rate from Kingstree, S. C.
for these excursions will be
?20.40.
Tickets endorsed "Not good
in Parlor or Sleeping Cars";
and limited to 10 days including
date of sale,
J.
General
Wil
ATTENTION
You can save money by seei
farming plows, castings, sh
back bands, Plow lines?ir
need in farm implements.
P Distributor, sold undei
pecting a shipment of G<
in about 10 days. Let u:
LAKE CITY Hi
LAKE CI
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_ AMEHICAN BEAUTY STYLE 4M .
Kalamazoo Cortel Co. Solr tiatara
lEHIp-x-oer, Jj i
iskets and 5j
OUTFITS, 5
^ Prices to suit any w)
V and everybody. UP
;k DAY OR NIGHT. f)
- - East Kingstree. (A
gSgSCSCSCSCS?
- MILES.
Western Markets at
SRADHAM'S.
n?.nt Til>11.
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arm or k or Driving*
Reach of All.
, Wagons, Harness, at
ad-liam's .A-gtd
- - - KINGSTREB S. 0.
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find?
ANT TO BUY ?
/are or Wedding
ents
ble House of ?
JR. & BROe
the same careful attentiort
it a Synonym for fair dealing.
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red by EXPERT WORKMEN.
nAS Jr., and Bro
STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C.
1 Railway.
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lOAST LINE TO THE
AIR AT St LOUIS.
SOUTHERN BAPTIST
CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE, TENN.,
Kate $18.35 from Kingstree, S. C.?
< -i j x?:_ rr.
ior me rouou trip, xicivcw i?u oaic
May 10th, lltli and 12th, limited to
ten days from date of sale, but final
limit until June 6th, 1904 can be obtained
by depositing tickets with Joe
Richardson, Special Agent, not later1
than 10 days after tickets are purchased
and upon payment of 50cts
fee at time of deposit.
W. CRAIG,
Passenger Agent,
^mington, N. C
FARMERS.
ng us before you buy you#
apes, trace, hames, collars,
i fact anything you may
We are agents for the K
r a guarantee. We are ex:nuine
Peruvian Guano ?
if
shave your order now.
Yours for bargains,
1RDWARE Co.
TY, S. C.
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