The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 13, 1904, Image 5
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SCRANTON SNAP SHOTS.
Persona! Mention and P.outine Events
Told in Faragraphs.
S'K.vxtox, October 13:?The pro
trueted meeting at tiic Methodist
ehuich lusted .several days last week.
The pastor, Rev (j H Poozer, was
assisted by ReV Mr White of < ades
and Rev Mr Reck with of Florence.
Rev Mc A Pittman. editor, of
"Carolina Baptist", and Mr V I
Masters, editor of ''Baptist Courier",
with Rev 0 T Scaife of Greenville,
were here Saturday, October S. enroute
to Florence Baptist association,
which convened at Mt Zioii church,
Florence county.
Mr II K C Fountain's cheerful
presence was among fMends here
Monday, October lv'.
Mr Hoyt Hill visited his parents
at Tiuimonsville Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs (? A \Y hi Idea returned to her
home, Spout Springe-, A". C., Monday
evening.
Mr Solon Evans has erected a new
gin-house, which adds greatly to his
plant. l>r C 11 I'ate was away a few
days last week visiting in Ilartsville
vauc his old home, Bishopville.
Rev J \V Truluck could nut meet
his congiegation on .Sunday evening,
having been called to attend the
burial of his sister-iu-law, Mrs Bel-!
ser Truluck. Mrs Ti til nek leaves a
husband and tive little children to ;
mourn the departed.
George Leo of Georgetown gave a i
flying trip to his old home town Sun-.
? day. His presence is a uieie smile";
lath. Is it the number of pretty j
girls here that makes his visits a lit-j
tie frequent?
Acid Iron Mineral ciwes all dis-.
eases involving inflammation, by pu-]
rifvtng the blood and directlv Ileal'
C w
ing the irritated parts. Try it on j
your external sore and watch its j
magic healing. It acts in exactly'
the same way on all internal in flam-1
niations such as Dvspepsia, Indigestion,
Itiieumatisni, Kidney Disease,
Stomach and liowel troubles.
It has 110 equal for diseases peculiar,
to women. Tones up the entire sys-,
tern.
Trade A I-M-niark on every Lot- j
tie. Sold by Druggists.
Acid Iron Mineral Co.,
Columbia, S. O.
ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY.
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No Court This Week On Account of
Judge Dantfler's Illness.
Owing fc> the illness of his Honor
C G Dantzltr, the presiding jiu.ge, (
kia Knmu in ( hvimr^hll ror. tile
av mo iiv iiv m i* v , j
court of general sessions which'met
here Monday morning at ten o'clock, j
was adjourned to meet airain Mon-j
dav, Octbber IT, when the criminal
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docket will be taken no and the jail i
cleared of prisoners. Wh ,*n the erini- i
inal business is concluded the remainder
of the week will be given to
the civil business before the court, j
These cases will be tried before the1
second week jurors, the first week's,
jury having beeu discharged. The
State's witnesses in the sessions court
were notified U) hold themselves in
readiness to" attend upon the court,
next week.
Judge Dautzler has b*. en sick of '
fever several days but expects to be
able to attend to his oflicial duties
. by next Monday.
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The following are the criminal I
cases to be tried:
The State vs Dave Andrew Graham,
murder.
The State vs Henry George, murf
der.
The State vs Ben Ha ana, grand
larceny.
The State vs John Wilson, malicious
trespass.
The State vs Roland Flowers, carbreak
in <?.
The Stale vs Charlotte Deus, assault
and battery.
The State vs Willie Gardner, .
house-breaking and larceny.
The State vs Erviu Jones, house- !
breaking and larceny.
The State vs Sam Nelson, house- !
breaking and larcenv.
There are six piisoners in the 1
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sheriff's custody contined in the j
Florence jail, this county being mi- j
nus such an institution pending the j
construction of the new jail. The.
names of several mora negroes charg-!
ed with murder appear on the docket j
but the defendants ire at large.
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GREELYVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH
DEDICATED LAST SUNDAY.
Prominent Preachers and Lay Members
Participate- Other News Notes
of InterestGkkeian
ii.i.e, October 10:?The
dedication of Greely\i!le Baptist
church took pluct* last Sunday. Trie
exercises were interesting and impressive
and were attended by large
congregations throughout. The visitors?both
lay and clerical?began
to arrive Saturday evening and continued
to come in on Sunday morning.
Following are the visiting
ministers whose presence added
much to the interest of the occasion:
i Dr 'J' M Bailey, corresponding
| secretary State missions; Rev Y 1
Masters, associate editor the Baptist
J Courier; Rev John O Gnugh, pastor
Manning Baptist church; Rev (J T
Ui-uclvin) li'iitiir S-i!?-iii Runfisf
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church; Rev ,1 P Coleman, col|K)iteur
of Manning charge.
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Among the prominent lay lr.em;
bers were:
Hon D J Brad ham of Manning,
Pr A J White of Foreston, Mr Willie
Pipkin of St Stephens and Messrs
T A Nettles and T R Johnson of;
Lenes. T lie re were present a nniu- i
bei of other visitors but spate limi- j
tations preclude memtioning them
individually.
The dedication sermon was!
preached Sunday morning by Pr I
Bailey. It was a master-piece of
thought and eloquence and the large j
congregation that tilled the church'
to its utmost capacity listened with)
rapt attention to the stirring words j
of the distinguished preacher.
In the afternoon a Snnday school;
mass meeting was held in the church i
and ' there were interesting talks by
nearly all the visiting brethren. At
night Messrs J F Register and R R
Jeffores were ordained deacons of the j
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liev> I v ucuicau u .uiiuiui. ji iu.oci
gentlemen pay heed to the charge'
given theni by Pr Bailey they will:
certainly become efficient officers of!
the church.
But I must not forg< t a most'
agreeable feature of the exercises?
the music. Mrs T J Hogan presided
at the organ, and was assisted by the i
choir selected for the occasion. A j
specially pleasing part of the musical i
programme was the solo sung by (
Miss Nitu Mclloy of ForeSton.
The Mallard Lumber Go's new i
mill cut the lirst plank today. They
hope to be running on full time in j
a short wi ile.
Cotton is still coming pretty live y
and fanners are delighted with the
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prices they are receiving. Yidj.
"Work Day" Offering for Epworth Orphanage.
We have planned to have a "Work i
Day" offering in favor of the Dp- J
worth Orphanage, on Oct. the 20th,
inst. We desire to hate as many peo-!
pie as will to donate their earnings j
of that day to the support of the Orphanage.
There are thousands of men and
women, boys and girls who could J
well afford to give the earnings of 1
one day to the support of a cause so ;
worthy and deserving as that of providing
for the more than one hundred
fatherless little ones placed under
the care of the Methodist church
mSouth Carolina, for support and;
training. It will be a small matter;
to the individual to make this contri- j
bution, but the gifts of the many j
will aggregate a helpful sum for the.
care of the orphans. Let some onej
be appointed in every community to!
take charge of the offerings and re- j
mit to us, but if preferable the in- j
dividual may send his own offering.
We hope the children throughout the
State will be encouraged to take an ,
active part in this matter, and that !
all the friends of the Orphans will j
co-operate with us in making the day '
a success.
W. B. Wrartox, Supt.
Columbia, S. C.
If you want a horse or a mule, a
wagon or a buggy, before making j
your purchase call at our stables'
and inspect our stock.
Thomas & Bkadtiam,
King-tree, iS. C. }
Notice.
T ie H illianisburg County Fanners'
\ Ilia lie.- wi I meet in King-tree en the
.'inl Friday in October, the 21-t. at 10
o'clock a. mi instead of the 2nd Frid?y.
Tlii- change i- made on arei unt of tll?2nd
Kriiiav hehig eourt week.
I W W KENNEDY, AC STEWART.
SiM't'v. Pivs.
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j Final Discharge.
Notice is hereb'* given that oil Moil*
day. Oetoher IT. 19o4. I will ar.ply to
tin* l'rohate .lodge of Williamsburg I
: Countv for a Final Discharge a- Ad-!
I niini-tratar of the Estate of Edward
i Johnson. deceased.
IlENRY B. .JOHNSON.
Administrator.
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Final DischargeNotice
i- hereby given that on Monf
day, O.'tuber IT, 190-1. I w ill apn'v to
, the I'rohitc .Fudge of Williamsburg
' Countv for a Final Discharge Ex
j emoT of tin* rotate of J.J E Bro.-knton,
J deceased.
MRS. >!. A. BROCKIXTON.
Executrix.
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Final Discharge.
Not i v ii hereby given that 0:1 M<?n{day.
October 24. 1904, I will apply to
1th" Probate .Judge of t?'illiamsburg
; County for a Final Discharge a< gnar;
dian of the Esiate of Bryant DSingletary
Nellie li Singleiarv. Gladys R
I Singletary. James II Singletary and
j Cornelia N Singletarv Minors.
.F II SING LET A RY.
9? 20- 4t. Guardian.
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Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby that on Monday.
November 7. 1904, we will apply to
tlie .Judge of Probate of Williamsburg
county for a final dGcharjje as Executor
of 1 he estate of W B Davis, deceased.
J. T. Davis.
E. R. Rowel J,
W. B. McCants.
Executors.
Administrator s Sale.
On Thursday. October 27, 1W4. the
following personal property, oeionging
to the estate of M. M Matthew*, deceased.
will he sold ro the highest bidder
for cash, at th residence of the
late W. M. Matthews one and one
half mile- North of Lake City. S. (J .
to wit: Household and kitchen ftirnitnre.
farming implement* and blacksmith's
tools. 1 mole about 5 bales of ,
cotton, about 150 bushels of corn.
J. U. Matthews.
10-13-2t Administrator.
Citation Notice.
THE STATE OF Sul'TH CAHO,
UNA.
COUNTY OK W1M.IA.M91H RG.
Bv W. E. IIanna Esquire. Prolate
Judge.
Whereas. W. F. McCant4 made suit to
me. t<> grant him letters of administration
of the estate of and effects of
A mo I.ohsc.
Those are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Arno l>oh-?e,
deceased.| that they be and appear before
me. in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Kingsrr?e. S. ('. on 24th day of
October next after publication thereof,
at 11 otc|ock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if anv they have, why the said
adniini-tra'ion should not be granted.
(viveil under my hand, ihis lOtli day
of October Anno Domini. 191)4.
Published on thoi3(b day of October,
11)04, in Tiik County Kkcoko.
W. E. IIANNA,
Judge Probate.
Treasurer's Tax Notice.
The tax levy for year of 1901 is as
follows: ,
For State 5 mills '
Ordinary County -4 mills f
" For Schools - 3 mills
44 Jail 1 mill
" Road? - - 1 mill
F<>r special school District, Nos. 15, !
23 and 24 - - 3 mills |
.No 16 - 4 mms
"18 1 mill
Nns. 19. 20. 21, 22 ami 2.', - 2 mills (
A capitation tax of on*' dollar on all '
males bet ween the astes of 21 and CO
years mile-s exempted by law. After
December -'list 1 per cent penalty for
.lanuarv. 1 per cent penalty for Feb- '
ruary ai.d 5 per eent for March will be
added to all unpaid taxes.
Coin mutation tax of jjil.Ort for year '
1905, c(i]Ict-id until March 15. 1905.
After March 15, 1905 executions will
be issued.
I will be at the following places men- I
tinned below for the collection of said ?
taxes:
Ivinjrstrec 44 October 15-17
Cedar Swamp " ,4 18
Blooinincvalc " " 19 ?
Morrisvilie " " 20 J
Home " " 21 ,
Lamberts ' ' 22
Altaian's " " ' 24
Kinjjstree 44 41 25-26
Greelyviile ,4 27-28
Kingstree 4* 4* 29
Hebron 14 ' 31
l ake City 4* November 1-2
Seranton 4' 3-4 ,
Cades . 44 5
Kinjjstree ,4 '4 7
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waiter* * <?i
Gourdins " 4i 9
Tnft " " 10
Trio- ' " 11
Harper* " " 12 ,
Kingstree " ' 14 15 10
Indinntown ' " 17
Venters " " 18 19
Kennedy's Store " 21
Kingstree 14 22 to I>ee 81
(Inclusive except Saturdays.)
G. W. JOIINSOX. ' ,
County Treasurer. I
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MODERN METHODS.
Our plant Is the nuvt
modern in this State,
ami w?y?re using the
most up-to-date methods
in handling work
sent us. That's one
rejfon why we save
our patrons linen.
Sena us vour nexr bundle.
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LAURENS
STEAM. ARTHURL. JONES, j
LAUNDRY agent.
lake city, s. c.
The Largest and Most Complete
Establishment South.
?MANUFACTURERS OFFash,
Doors, Blinds,
Moulding and Building Material,
Sa.sh Weights and Col
CHARLESTON, SC.
FOR SALE.
Brick in any quantity to suit purchas
;r. The Best Dry Press Macliino-inade
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special shapes made to order, t 'orre)i?n?lence
solicited hetorc placing your
rders, W. R..FUXK,
W . L, BASS,
Attorney at Law
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Dentist
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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 JEWELRY
Repaii
S. THOMAS
257 KING
Watch Inspectors for Southern and Con
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^ Next session opens in new
71 with the following corps c
iR dent, Mr. P. P. Bethjea; Pri
(A Assistants, Misses Erckma
9) Music (to be supplied) nev
jP ances, improved Course of
71 Tuition fees for pupils resi
^ district will be charged at 1
(A Primary and Intermediate <
W) month.
IS High School Grades, VI I~)
jf9 An incidental fee of 1.00 p
& vance, will be required of <
[a in the school district.
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? MILLINERY A SPECIALTY?
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ncipal, Mr. E. B. Hallman (ft
n, Tribble and Monroe; y| !
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Study, Music department JF 1
ding outside the school jl
the following low rates: < '
3rades, I to VII, $1.00 per ygj
C, $1.50 per month. Or
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