The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 14, 1904, Image 5

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TEACHERS AT HARTSVILLE. Mis* Veaters Writes of the Teachers ihstfittte Being Held at Hartsville. The first sessiuu of the Pee Dee Sumner School opened Wednesd ay >morning Juo$ 29, with an enroll ment of 120 student teachers who who have gathered here from the various cdunties embraced in this district. The hospitable people of Hartsvllle had planned a reception for Wednesday evening, but the heuvv rainfall preventing, it was postponed until Thursday evening. At the appointed hour the school building wss filled with earnest faces of young men and women who have come here for the purpose of better preparing themselves for thegrent work they have undertaken. Four speeches of welcome delivered by Dr McCain, Prof Dibble, two instructors, and Rev Marion and Mayor Edwards of Hartsville. Thus the evening was very pleasantly spent. On Friday an enormous crowd gatheied at the old Law place and enjoyed a delightful picnic given by the military companies to the students an faculty of the Pee Dee Summer School. There were two lec tnres in the morning bv Hon M L Smith of Camden and Hon D B Martin. Classes have been organized. The work is very interesting and all have taken it tip with enthusiasm. Every train brings in new teachers. vVe were very fortunate in eecnring the services of Dr G R Glenn of Georgia, who delivered a series of lectures on Teaching Power. Supt Martin was with ns Friday and Saturday. His lectures were enjoyed by all who were so fortunate ?iS to be present. Seven other noted lecturers are scheduled to appear later. The following teachers have enlolled from Williamsburg county: Misset: Annie Jones, Laura Whitlock, Mellie Brockiuton, Ruth Coker, Es telle Lee, May Van Keuren, Fannie and Maggie Epps, Ida and Annie Venters. We have a few rooms yet vacant. The railroads have arranged to give the teachers cheap rates to the Summer School every Saturday, so we hope that those'who have not availed themselves of the opportunity of attending this institution will do so at once. Ida Elizabeth Venters. BRUTALLY TORTURED. A case came to light that for persistent and unmerciful torture has peihaps never been equaled. Joe Golohitkof Colusa, Calif., writes. "For 15years I endured insufferable pain from Rheumatism and nothing relieved me, though I tried everything known. I came across Electric Bitters and it's the greatest medicine on earth for that trouble. A few Ixitrlcs of it completely relieved and cured me." Just as good for Liver and Kidney troubles and general debility. Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by Dr W V Brocki.iton, Druggist. Morrisville Matters. Morrisville, July 7:?The health of our section is very good at present. We are receiving refreshing showers which are highly appreciated. Crops are looking nicely considering their being so late in getting up. Mr C H Baker of Rome^ S. C., accompanied by his sister-in-law, visited Morrisville recently. Rev Mr Wilder of Sumter, S. C., preached for pastor Jones on last Sunday night at the Baptist church. His sermon was very much appreciated by those present. We hope the friends of Hon John S Graham thronguout the county will remember that his friends here are anx ious that he may be elected. Rev H B Jones is away this week at Pinev Forest Baptist church conducting a protracted meeting from which we have already heard good reports. " Cor. WORKING NIGHT AND DAY. The busiest and mightiest little thing t hat ever was made is Dr King's New Life Pills. These pills change weakness into strength, Jistlessness into energy, brain-fag into mental power. They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per box. Sold by Dr W V Broekinton, Druggist. C cnty Medical Association. Notice is given that ou Monday, | Ausgust 1, a meeting will be held in the court house, looking to the organization of a County Medical Association. All the physicians in the county are cordially invited to be presenc and take part in the organization. 2t Type Writer for Sale. A Remington typewriter has been placed in our hands for sale, which we can offe^ at a bargain. This machine is second hand, but is in good condition and of standard make. This is a rare opportunity for anyone wanting an excellent machine at a very low price. The County Record, tf Kings tree, S. C. i i iTi-rn" ; iur-iff tr ir -r-.mr ~\*t- rpr'a. v Lake City Personal*. (Written for la?t week). Lake City. July 6:?Mr J B Rollins of Florence was with us a few da,v s last week. Mr J L Stuckey returned from Charleston where he ha<l been undergoing treatment at a hospital. He is right sick. Mrs I I Rollins was in Charleston the early part of the week. Mr N L Overstreet went off on his annual vacation Wednesday. He will spend a good portion of the period in traveling and among the places he will visit is St Louis where he will "take in" the big fair. Mr Tate of Summerville is night operator here now. He succeeded Miss Cecil Severance. A call has been issued appointing. Tuesday, the 12th, as the time for the annual meetiug of the stock holders of the Bank of Lake City. Magistrate Baldwin and Constable McCutchen went down to l^gstree Tuesday. W. L. B. SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN. Notwithstanding all that is done by boards of health and charitably inelinedjpersons, the death rate among small children Is very high during the hot weather of the summer months in tho large cities. There is not probably one case of bowel complaint in a hundred, however, that could not be cured by the timely use of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Dr i) C Scott, Kingstree; Lake City Drug Co., Lake City; Dr W S Lynch, Scranton.. WANTED. Hustling yomg man with rig to canvass. No Books, $30 per week. B. 0. BKISTOW, 7-13-4t. Darliugton, S C. You will observe that the weeds selected by young widows are always becoming. NO PITY SHOWN. "For years fate was after me continuouslv" wiites FA Gulledge, Verbena, Ala. <4i had terrible case of Piles causincr24 tumors. When all failed Buckler)'* Arnica Salve cured me. Equally good for Burns and all aches and pains. Only 25c, at Dr W V Brockinton's drugstore. An echo is the only thing that cai flimflam 'a woman out of the last word. CURED OF CHRONIC DIARRHOEA AFTER TEN YEARS OF SUFFERING. "I wish to say a few words in praise of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, says Mrs Mattie Burge, of Martinsville, Va. ' ! suffered from chronic diarrhoea for ten years and during that lime tried various mediciues witnout obtaining any permanent relief. Last summer one of my children was taken with cholera morbus, and I procured a bottle of this remedy. Ouly two doses were required to give her entire relief. I then decided to try the medicine myself, and did not use all of one bottle bofore I was well and I have never since been troubled with that complaint. One cannot say too much in favor of that wonderful medicine." This remedy is for sale by Dr D C Scott, Kingstrce; Lake City Drug Co., Lake City; Dr W S Lynch Set auto n. Even a dull girl is sharp enough to cut an undesirable acquaintance. When bilious take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by Dr D C Scott, Kingstree; Lake City Drug Co., Lake City; Lr WS Lynch, Scranton. It is said that a check for $10,000 makeB a good plastet for a broken heart. IN SHAKERTOWN. o In ^hakertown the people all Shook late and early large and small. Some blamed their ills on their religion; Some cursed the ague of the religion. Though on the cause they didn't I agree? I They shook with unanimity. A traveler, as he passed that way, With pity deep, to them did say: "Oh, why in this sad state remain, When here's a cure fore\ery pain?" Then gave each one?this is no myth? A bottle labeled "Wintersmith." 'Twixt hope and fear each drank his share; Was cured eompletclv then and there; And no more shake these shivering Shakers; They've grown as quietus quee'-clad Quakers; Each loves the other with loveplatonic And all praise Wintersraith's great tonic. AC AAA BANK DEPOSIT V vJ\J Railroad Faro Paid. 500 ^ " PRXK Courats Offered. IBHiHHBHBIH Board at Cost. WrlteQuick 8E0R6IA-AU8ANA BUSmESSCOUSfiE.il teen,8*. FOR SALE BY PR. W. V. BROC I D. C. SCOTT, PresidentI THE BANK OF i Transacts a Genera S COLLECTIONS CAREFUL! i PROMPTLY J DEPOSITS FROM $1.00 t DIKKl I HENRY P. WILLIAMS, i JOHN A. KELLEY, wwwwwwwww w v* STUCKEY Af> A_ I 1 (successors IU J. L Announce to their cusi just got in a fresh Horses > To Suit all Cla They are now in our Si =sJ^?_Se lecl Bixgrgrles, TTT'a.g ness al-way STUCKEY an< Lake Oil The Welsh Nec has just closed a prospe 194 boarding students, ready for distribution. ! and we will take pleasur You will enjoy looking < J. W. GA1 ALL S 01 REDUCEC VI THE ATLANTIC CINCINNATI, OHIO. Account ( July 18th to 23rd. LOUISVILLE, KY. AcoountRiei August 16th to 20th. RICHMOND, VA. Account Nat August 1st to 6th. ST LOUIS, MO. Aocount tl Sixty day, Fifteen day and Cot SUMMER TOURISTS and WEEE sorts in Virginia and the Carol "EVm? fnll information to rates, dal ules, etc., call on any Ticket Agent H. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager, Ge Wilming Best Pric Honesl ?A1 Courteous attention, THE STAR WAREHOUSE I And they are the Dru The leading* Warehoused t O. T. The Bull of the market in th He works for the grower of th the mannfacturer. The people of thisco they are going t< THE ST LAKE CITY, O.T. HALL, And the man ASE the world's beet baby^w is a prompt, safe*sure and harm>r all sorts of stomach and bowel gUk bies and children. Keep it al- Rl tou can rely upon it. ^ood dru^ ttor**) 25c* W by BABY EA9B CO., Maoo*, OA. ?KINTON. KINQSTREE, S. C. EDWIN O. EPPS, Cashier, i X IIS GST REE. ij I Banking Business <! ,Y LOOKED AFTER AND I' REMITTED. <! UPWARD RECEIVED. f rroRft! < R. H.KELI.EHAN. <> D. C. SCOTT. t ? FLOWERS . STUCKEY & Co..) tomers that they have i Carload of Stock nd riules sses of Buyers, tables Ready for your tion. ^IL_ fons and 22lax S On liand. d FLOWERS, y. s. 0 ik High School rous session, enrolling Its catalogues are now Send us your address c in mailing uik iu y w?# over It. * INES, Prm., Hartsviile, S. C. *)RTS } RATES ; COAST LINE. hand Lodge Meeting BPO Elks, inial Conclahe Knights of Pythias, ional Association of Engineers, te WORLD'S FAIR, Season, ich Excursion tickets. LEND rates to* SEASHORE reinas. ies of sale, limit of tickets, schedof the A. C. L. or write J. W. CRAIG, neral Passenger Agent ton, N. C :es, t Dealing, SDAre the Best Drummers of * LAKE CITY, S. C. mmers that have made STAP _ his Country and have made HALL e Tobacco Business, e tobacco and not for untry know this and therefore o sell this Season's crop at ARBHOUSB, - 8. CProprietor who does things. I Ladies and Gentlemen REMEMBER now is the time to go where you can buy i SHOES . that give entire satisfaction | as to price, fit, tiinish and comfort. WE carry in our line of Shoes for gentlemen the well known ; Reynold's Shoe which has no equal. LADIES when shopping call and inspect our line of DRESS GOODS AND X HILLINERY. A Respectfully yours, L. St&ckley, WEDDING PI ?fep-|?YES, Ttt our Stock Includes a Large Line that cannot Fail to Pleas* Gifts in Latest Designs at Mo out of Town Customers That Has Built up our Just Send Us the Amount Get the Benefit o WATCHES and JEWELRV Repai S- THOMAS ' 257 KING Watch Inspectors for Southern and Cor HORSES" Carload Direct from THOMAS & E Call and Ins First Class Stock for F Prices within Complete Line of Buggies Tl3.om.as dz si J B STEELE, Manager. 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 H LAKE CI Whiskey I Morphine I C habit. I habit, Cured by KEELEY ,329 LailySMorP O.Box7J)Co:uuibU,S Southeastern Lim CHARLES' Building: Material of a Roofing: "R Write foi JUST bkUiU ?FULL LINE 01 NEW WHITE GOODS Our Display of white laces perfect completen wanted style in white j main is here and b Characteristic low price also all the latest 5tyl< terns 10 cents each. Fine riillinery A S We Still Carry the Ce W. B. Corset, S. Ma'rc'i HAIN STREET - - Kim For style and c-crvlcc ahc*ys cliuudf A pair of Brown's $2.60 shoes. Dollar for Dollar you'll receive v? By always purchasing s pair of th?a?' a C A ^tv*f P**' 111 chMc4M l|yy stylisb? JJ and elegant ?4 m 4*4*4* Ladi??' RESENTS* I 4T8 ora SPECIALTY* and Carefully Selected . Beautiful and tJefulderate Prices.- ' . Receive the careful attettflort 1 Large Mail order Business. -M You wish to Pay and Y<h# || f our Experience in Selections f 'jii tX red by EXPERT WORKMEN* JR. A BRO* STREET, CHARLESTON S, O -.9 isoliilated Railway. t* - BrtLES. Western U&rMets at 11 SRADHAM'S. I ipect Them. J| 'arm ork or Driving; Reach of All. Y;S , Wagons* Harness etc. SLdJb-sma's ^.grtal - - - K?NGSTK?? 8. & M FARMERS. J ng us before you buy you# s; apes, trace, hames, collars* i fact anything you may We are agents for the K r a guarantee. We are exenuine Peruvian Gu?n? s have your order nowr Yours for bargainft, ARDWARE Go. I TY, S. C. ? ' ? 1 " I J! Ijrarette I All Drug* and Tshaae# Habit, I habits INSTITUTE of S C. .C. Confidential corrreapomlencaeallel'ad ?* ie & Cement Co I ton, s. c. | i Hn/ic Htvh firade Ill (\IIIU0t ?) UBEROID" ] r prices, NEW YORKf j LACES. inaitb oods and WWr ess every LjT goods. Do ears ouf' / -ftL 2 making ts of Pat- Yn^^W^ specialty. fc? \ lebrated gstree, Si Q* \& H * - ?a :?