The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 07, 1904, Image 5
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NEWS ARGUN? LAKE CITY.
A Fata! Accident?Lightning Strikes
a Church?Firebugs Burn BarnIiAKK*
'TV, July-J: ?un Tuoday of !asi week
a tery serious accident hapi-encd to two c'liil'lrcnof
Mr Jesse J loans, who live uear Single
ixwtofiice. Tin- children. aged aUiut loaials
years. rcsjieetivcly, kindled a lire in play i:i the
dining nx in. The fin- failing to burn as rapidly
as they wished, the elder of t hi- two attempted
L to js.ur keiosetic ?.i; it irnuagia-s can. There
was a terrible explosion. The elder el.iM wa?
I killed almost m-tunily and the other was so bgiN |
ly burned and cut that it ww- thought sin too
, wouldsuccumb. lot the latent it.fonnatioa is;
f that ho|>es arc ?uti-rtuim-d <>t her recovery.
Sunday night. July *Jt}. an ircettdiury set lirto
the l>ani and stabb's 01 Mr W A J Moore. The
< buildings were totally destroyed and along with
them a Unit three hundred bu?hvl? of euni. two
buggies, twosets of frame-* audit lot of fanning !
Implements. The loss i- alout j?iM> to jT'Hi.
with no insurance. May the miscreant be i
brought to justice.
A few days ago Mr li W Moore lost a mule by ;
being kicked by a horse. The mule s shoulder j
was smashed iu piece*.
; During the storm of rain, thunder and lightning
0:1 Tue-<iay of la-t week. lightning struck
the weather vane of the l'ie-'>yterian church,
ran down the tower, knoc ked oft u door,
and facings and some weather tsurding in the
- front of the church. W hile the building is by no
means a wreck, it will cost some forty or lifty
dollars to repair the damage. During the same
, storm two trees in Mr II 11 singlctury's yard and
one in the Baptist church yard each received a [
bolt. The fall of rain, which was very much j
needed, wiL- abuudani.
MLvs Mamie Snow l, he? sixtcr. >Jr- K
W Yates.
The batik, we lvlieve. was the only place of
badness except the di.?"pci?sary 'hat clo-i >i doors
on the fourth. W. 1.. B.
WORKING NI(iHT AND DAY.
Tlit* busiest and mightiest little
thing that ev r was made is !>r
King's New Life Pills These pills
change weakness into strength,
listlessness into energy, brain-fag
into mental power. They're wonderful
in building up the health.
Only 2oe per b.>x. Sold by l>r W
V iiroekinton, Lruggist.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON,
Charleston, S. C
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Entrance examinations will be
held in the County Court House on
Friday, July 8, at 9 a. 111. One scholarship
giving free tuition is assigned
? to each county of South Carolina.!
Board and furnished room in Dormitory,
$10 a month. All candidates
for admission are permitted to
compete for vacant Boyce Scholarships,
which pay $100 a year. For
further information and catalogue
addres Harrison Randolph,
6-9-4L President.
IIKCT A lITYTO ItT UREI).
A case came to light thai for per- '
pistent and unmerciful torture has i
peihans never l?"en equaled. Joe
(iolohickof Colusa, Calif., writes.'
"For Id years I endured insufferable
pain from Rheumatism and nothing
relieved me, though I'tried every-;
thing: known. I came across Elec- j
trie Bitters and it's the greatest I
medicine on earth for that trouble. i
A few littles of it completely re-j
lieved and cured me." .'ust as good !
for I^iver and Kidney troubles and
general debility. Only 5Uc. -Satis-iactimi
guaranteed by Dr VV V
K^Sfockinton, Prtfguist.
Winthrop College Scholarships & En |
trance Examination.
The examination for the award of !
vacant schqfcii>hips in Winthrop i
College and for*!he admission of new :
students will tie held at fhe County
Court House on Friday, July 8th, at
9 a. m. Applicants must not be
less than fifteen years of age. When
scholarships are vacated after July 8,
they will lie awarded to those making
the highest average at this exam-1
ination.
Scholarships are worth $100 and
free tuition. The next session will
open September 21, 1904. For fur- i
ther information and catalogue address
Pbxs. D B Johnson*,
j Rock Hill, S. C. 6-9-St.
County Medical Association.
Notice is given that on Monday,
Ausgust 1, a meetir.g will be held in
the court house, looking to the organization
of a County Medical Association.
All the physicians in the
county arc cordially invited to be
present and take part in the organization.
2t
NO PITY SHOWN.
"For years fate was after me contlnuouslv"
wiites F A Guliedge,
Verbena, Ala. "1 had terrible case
of Piles causing24 tumors. When
all failed Bueklen's Arnica Salve
cured me. Equally good for Burns
and all aches and pains. Only 20c,
at Dr \V V Brockinton's drugstore.
NOTICE.
For the information of some who
have confused our charge for candidates'cards
of announcement with
the assessments lix ed>b v the county
executive committee, we will state
U.?#Pn0 Urmtn's nrir-i* for. an
Olid V inii XI UVVlkl/ v
nouncements of candidates for county
offices is Three Dollars, for all
other offices we charge Five Dollars.
This price is the same to all ami
every candidate may rest assured that
we do not ''cut rates" for any one.
With the executive committee assessments
we have nothing to do except
fcuat the editor, as treasurer of t he com
anttee, is authorized to collect and issue
receipts for campaign assessments
CADES AND ENVIRONS.
Chapter of Events of Local and Personal
Interest.
! ? TAPES. July 4. ? Some very refreshing rain|
hav?- tulien recently, which have greatly revival
llie croj*.
Mr. James. of Scran ton, was in town a short
while Saturday.
The Railroad cotn|tany ha-torn down the old
I water tank hciv and replaced it with a hand'
Mime new one.
Work is heir;:} u-hed on 1 ?r. W. J. lla-cldcn's
[new two story duelling. When completed It j
will l.c one of the handsomest residences in J
town.
Cade* is rapidly taking on new life and growth. [
1 hear of several who are contemplating buying ;
residence lots here. Conic along. friend-, a
warm welcome will lie extended to you all. j
Mr. A- A May left last week for hi* now home, j
at Harts villc, where lie will o}icn a mercantile'
hu-ine-s. W hile hisdci-atturc is regretted, the .
U--t wi-he> of his friend-attend him.
Mr. J. 1- McFaddcn i- touching tejra lirnnt '
only in high jilaecs these days. It'su line t<o?. i
he .-ays: that's what tickles him so.
Miss Irene Covington, of Beunettsville, is vis- 1
iliug the Misses Rojer.
Several candidates were noted in town Satur* .
day, throw ing loiujuetsat the Loys.
Mis-Ktnma Kinder, of Mou/ou. was the gue-t
of M i? ' urrie Klaglcr. near town, lust week.
Mi? Annie flregg, of Clausseti-, Is visiting
f i lends near tow n.
Mr. \Y. ]. Hedges, tlu* popular and efficient
station agent here, is taking n vacation at his
hotne in North Carolina. Mr. E. K. M? Knight
has charge of the depot during his uliseiue.
Several of the young folk from town attended
a lawn party given at the hot-pitable home of Mr.
and Mis. L \V Koper last Eritlay evening. Kefieshinents,
consisting ?.f ice etvain and cake,
were served, andevetyone seeinvd to enjoy the
occasion.
Miss Mag E]>i* has gone to llartsvillc to attend
the district summer school.
Mr. U. L. Saul* is having the paint brush ap*
I'l.ed to some of hi* newly built cottages, which j
hel |s> the looks of that i-art of town.
The yvung j-coplc enjoyed a moonlight picnic '
at the home of Mr and Mrs 11 Fox wo. th lastWednesday
evening. Dainty refreshments were |
served and everything j-assed oil very pleasantly j
Indeed.
Mr Elliott Adams, a successful fanner and
highly esteemed citizen of the llcbron section,
was on our streets Saturday. HUM FXJ
Salters Slftings.
Miss FJorie Stubbs, who bus been j
visiting hei aunt, Mrs James A'
Ferrell, returned to her home, near j
Benuettsville, Saturday. She was!
accompanied on her return by her
tneud, Miss Editli Whitfield of Salters,
who vvill spend apaitof the
summer with her.
MrET llanier has also gone to
Beunettsville. lie will spend sometime
with his sister, Mrs. Stubbs.
There was a birthday party at Mr
0 H Whitfield's 011 Thursday night!
in honor of Miss Edith Whitfield's)
birthday. Refreshments were served |
and the voting folks spent a very;
pTeasaut evening.
An ice cream festival at Mr E T
Hauler's on Wednesday night was an
occasion of much enjoyment.
We have been visited by several
very tine rains this week, which have
improved the looks of crops considerably.
Cotton is clear of grass and
growing ; corn looks fine.
Mrs Hughes of MeCIellansville
is visiting her sister, Mrs Chits W ;
Bos well.
Mr Clarence S Moselevof Charleston,
who is traveling salesman fori
the Piedmont-Brown factory, Spar-!
tanburg, S. C., spent Tuesday night j
of last week with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs It Moseley. '
There will be a basket picnic at
the lower bridge on Black river,
Tuesday, July 5.
Mr It Moseley's new residence at
Suiters is ueariug completion, lie
expects to move in it during the.
early fall, when he will give up farming
and retire from business.
Tom Davis (colored ), who was ac-fr
quitted of being accessory to Henry]
Davis, who was sentenced to life im j
prisonmeut for murder, has been
given ten days to leave the Shite.
Mrs J CEverett went to Bennetts-,'
ville on a visit last Monday.
Jack. i
Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA*
COUNTY OK WILLIAMSBURG,
'"'in 11 Cnnnor Plaintiff.
I
vs.*
Cuirie Austin, Defendant,
Judgment.
On reading the pleadings and testimony
in this action, due proof of seivicc
of the summons and complaint
Ii ivim; been made, and the answer admitting
the allegation* of the complaint,
1 find that on the 23th day of
January. 1991. the plaintiff and defendant
went through the form of marriage
in this .State and that at the time
of siiieh marriage the defendant was a
married woman, being then the lawful
wile of Riehard Austin.
Now. therefore, it is hereby ordered
and adjudged that the said marriage
between the plaintiff and the defendant
is null and void and of no effect.
JAMES ALOKICH.
Presiding Judge.
June JO, 1904.
I. JJ C Whitehead, clerK of court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions
of the county and State aforesaid, do
hereby certify that the above is a correct
c-?py of tiie original record on tile
in this office.
li. C. WHITEHEAD [L S],
Clerk of Court.
j July 5, 1904.
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