The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 12, 1905, Image 4
?"Former Probataudge Erviu M
Smith died at the home of his sonin-law,
Mr Johnson Gowdy, near
Hsbron oa the thirty-first day of
December, 1904. He was 73 years
old. Judge Smith was a member of
Gapt Calhoun Logan's Company,
35th S C V, in the Civil war. He
served in afcd around Charleston,
snd latef on in the army of Virginia
until the surrender at Appom&ttor.
He was honored by bis fellow-1
citizens by being elected to the office
6f probate judga, which he filled
very cap* hly and satisfactorily.
The funeral services were held on
New Year's day at the family buryiug
ground uear Bethel Presbyterian
Church, of which the deceased had
beeu a consistent member for over
thirty years.
Th#- faneral servioes were conducted
by Bev J B Tray wick amidst
a large ooncourse of relatives and
friends, including many Confederate
veterans. \
Mr Smith leaves an afflicted w\
and ten ohildien?five boys and fivr
girls?all of whom are married.
A ??* J na^HA^iA
A JJW 1? UUMJU441 lgf ttUU
titizen aas passed away into the
blessed t^bode of toe righteous.
w H jt
GREATLY IN DEMAND.. j
- Nothing it more in demand than
a medicine which meets modern
requirement* for a bJooW and sys*
tern * cleanser, inch as Dr King's
New Life Pills. They are just what
you need to cure stomach and
liver troubles. Try them. At Dr
W V Brockington's drug store, 25c,
guaranteed.
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A CALL TQ COTTOH GKOWERSFrtskki(
Smith Urfu Organization on
Fftrt tf Farmer i.
Haoxolia, S C, Doc 31,1004.
To thx Cotton Growers or South
Carolina:
I would bare written an Account of
the Shreveport me*ting before this,but
have* been waiting to bear irora the
president of the national organization
. as tC-the final steps to be taken. This
I give io to-day's ieSue.
From the Bio pr&nde to tbe Atlantic
the farmers are fully alive to the
situation. !Th^oh< spiTlt that teemed
to be prevalfbf,4bafi every other business
wa? our enainy i* passing! and tbe
cotton farmer fully realizes that the
present condition in r*Hlcfi he finds
himself is ihe result of htaown doings.
B^pry sta*? in tba cottoiv tjek> qrganfting
for tbe purpose of holding
cotton and reducing acreage or cotton
and InMMiilixr mfr^aat* fnl^hnmo tun.
plies. *t.et farmer who has cot*
u>n bold it, itn&: jpvt dupHqate In next
year's cop. It is manifest to blra that
it he store* this' cotton,"borroyfc the
money on it and does not duplicate it,
another year he will ' ealize enoirghrto
pay him 75 to 150 per cent besides"
giving him an abundance of home sup
14ic9.
Again we mtint have a systematic
reduction of acreage; some plan by
which we may have this done organically,
officially?If those are proper
wonto. To this end we meet In NewOrleans
January &-S6.
Let every toting procinct In the State
meet on January 10 and organize
themselves Into auxiliary clube -eJect
a delegate or delegates to meet at their
Court He use on Saturday, January 14,
* to perfect a county organization, and
to elect a delegate to the New Orleans
Convention.
It la urgently requested that this be
done in every county. Send me the
namae of the delegates elected to New
Orleans so that I may send them in.
In the meantime 1 wish to warn
eveiy farmer agtluat thetfebemee now
being used U> get hold of spot cotton.
Donl lend to ritll man or exporter.
Hold your cotton. We are able to
bold and we need the profits.
. ED Smith,
President South Carolina Cotton
Growers' Association.
Section Notice.
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in ptirsustpe to an order to na directed
by the County
tlon of Williamsburg coatry, B. C.,
we do hereby give notkeSlmt *n election
will be held at .ywwfrwt. church,
Williaineborjr Omrrrty. S. C.. on
Thursday. January it, 1805, for the
purpose of a?ceri*talog the wlshe* of
the taxpayers and qualified voters lo
Prompt special school district, No 28,
in reference to a special tax of two (2)
mills fbr school purposes In said school
district. J n EADDY,
8D HANNA,
J J EADDY,
t. Trustee
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m iuc v ?* ?-?- Euchre
party afforded pleasant
entertainment for the young
folks who were gathered together
in the spacious and beautiful
parlor, made more attractive
in appearance by the Cbristmos
decorations of holly and
mistletoe.
The couples were seated at
tete-a-tete tables, where the
score was kept on daintily illustrated
souvenir score cards.
After fourteen games were
played it was found that Mr C
W vi'olfe had won the largest
number, eleven, and he was
therefore awarded the prize, a
box of Huyler's bon bons. Mr
Carol Burgess, who seemed to
be too well pleased with bis
seat near the fire to move, was
the winner of the booby prize, a
copy of "Mother Goose's Melodies.
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After the score was announced
and the prizes awarded
delightful refreshments were
served. Those presnt were:
Mrs Clara Harper, Misses
ocooic ttcttcjr i Aiutw
Mamie Jacobs, Etta Jacobs,
Barbara Jacobs, Hazel Gewin<
ner, (Macon) Mary Riser, (Newberry),
Serena Riser, (Newber
ry), MrsL B Aull (Newberry)
Mrs LeRoy Lee, Messrs W B
Carr, C W Wolfe, Wilmot Gilland
Dessie Gilland, J P Scott, Wm.
Scott, Geo. Logan, (Columbia!
Carol Burgess, Burrie Epps, t
0 Arrowsmith, LeRoy Lee.
lot xmr locals.
(Continued from ?age 1)
the court sentenced iim to build
foot logs across Santee for sixty
days. The above is given on
the authority of the hunter for
whose benefit the foot logs are
to be built.
Once again the old time sport
of running at the rings was seen
at Lake City Monday afternoon.
The scene of the tournament,
which was witnessed by a goodly
number of people,, was,
through the kindness of Mr H H
Singletary, held on his grounds
near lower Main street. There
wac no rrnwninor nf fiiippns nor
garlanding of maids of honor,
but-priaes were, offered to the
four .most successful- Knights.
There were the following entries:
J Douglas Truluck,
Knight of Loanoke; Hecry C
Godwin, Knight of Red Star; D
1il?pps, Knight of Cades;. J
Moultrie Truluck, Knight of
Lone $tar; D ' Kaminski Johnson,
Knight of Lake City; H
Stroland McGee, Knight of
Williamsburg; J Fleet McEl veen
Knight of Shiloli; Dell Caston,
Knight of Lydia; H V Epps,
Knight of Carolina; W B God
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win, naugni 01 nay rrrince; j
Ezekiel Trulnck, Knight of Durwood;
M A Whisonant, Knight
of Florence. Mr B Wallace
Jones was master of ceremonies.
The riding was spirited
and the occasion thoroughly enjoyable.
Good cheer and gentle
bantering prevailed. The
unsuccessful ones were not cast
down. The first prize, a fine
student's lamp, was borne off by
J Douglas Truluck; the second
prize, an elegant carving set,
was secured by H C Godwin;
the third prize, a good riding
bridle fell to D M Epps; while
the fourth prize,a genuine threecents
tin cup, was carried away
in trmmpn oy tne Knight ot
Lone Star. Much of the success
of the event was due to the master
of ceremonies, who arranged
things well and put matte s
through in good order.
The new town council, which
is made up of J J Morris, intendant,a^DM
Epps,JDSingle
tary, J^^?nson and J M Truluck,
ward A, took charge on
Monday las*
DON'T >
| ABOUT THE TH0UB11
Tend closely to yonr ov
ytrn want to make a go
here.
We have a full line of j
Tojg, and Fire Work*
we are going to sell at tl
WE ALSO HAVE I
Ladies and Gents dre
All other goods too qui
Don't forget that our i
during the Holidays, ar
THE CELEBRA1
Clothing. Known as tl
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jgj t colored. They a
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STUCKEY am
f ^ Have Just got in p~
Horses
All good stock and will be
Our friends are cordially i
them.
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affairs, and when
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ill kinds of Xmas
and Fruits, which
le very lowest prices.
FULL LINE OF
ss goods and shoes,
meruus to meution.
irices are the lowest
id Remember we sell
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CASH DBY
Mow it the time to buy your
Haakerchiefs
WE HAVE THEM IN GREAT
VARIETY
LADISr In Fancy Lace and Babruidery ef
act. yood sheer Lawn (ton 5 to 25c.
LAMS? H. 8. HANDKERCHIEFS. all Linen
to
LADIES' LAWN H. 8. HANDKERCHIEF?
n 1*4. 1-2. and 1-inch hems, at 6 cent*.
LADIES KINS CAMBRIC, 1-ln H. ?.. JOr
ir three '? 25c.
LADIES' ALL-LINKN, eery fine. 15c.. twi
or 25c.
Also a foil line of COLORED-BORDEREi
IANDKERCHIEK8 for ladies and Chtlaret
rom 8 to lOe.
We alio bare a nice assortment of
handkerchief for Gentlemen,
rom 5 to 25c.
Tfi iiTCju?revxi*w wmuu/ wicvwn uw
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Gents' Neckties.
a variety of nhade*, onlj 25c.
Underwear.
Thla la the )><noe to get thew> for Men, '.aril*
ind Children.
Mull Order* Reerife Cartful.
572 575 Kin* Strci
Ifhlskey I Morphine I (
habit, J habit.
Cured by KEELEY
ISO Ladv Sr. (or P O.BoX 75) Co!nTubK.8.
Opening Books of Subscription
Pursuant to authority vested In ua
ijr the secretary or state. tne underlined
Borad of Corporator* will open
*x>ks of antocriptlon to the capital
lock of the Kingstree IUal Estate Cot
the Bank of Kingstree on Monday,
an uary 9.1905.
JOHN A KEKLKY.
J F COOPER.
M F HEM Eft,
D C SCOTT,
Board of Corporator*.
FOR SALE.
Hereafter the Cable Piano Co.
rill keep one of their m-w pianos
or sale at'he office ??f Dr R J McJabe,
where it may be setu and
Mtsd.
1-3-tf.
ONE WORD )
will s'.fflce to draw attention to the (
naure of our business and a few
more to the fact that all calif,
whether sent in the day or In the
night, are answered promptly.
Our services have proved highly ,ti
satisfactory in all cases where we *
have been retained, and
FUNERALS CONDUCTED,
by us are marked by a perfection
of detail that is nnsurpassed.
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Ladies' Skirts*
we barathea, op to data harlng bad Un**
mail* to order.
Flannel Waists.
AH wool, la Black, jBloa, Gray Garnat f
. aad om Bom. ?
Ladies' Jackets.
Come aad net m. we e$n give tbcat to poo a
from fl.AOto fs la Oxford Gray, Mo# aad
Black. ;>?
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we have a line Hoo of the* or Man. ladlaa
? and Children. yV/'sffl
Furniture Department.
J SPOT CASH PRICES.
l(>-p<ece Imitation walnut Suita, $14.
10-piece Solid Oak Suit*. $19 to 175. . V
lO-ptece Solid Walnut Suite. 175. $55 tt
$ia?.
, A full line of wardrobes. 110 to 90.50. _
Solid Oak Bxteaaino Table*. 15.
Centre Tablet from 50e to 15.
Children's Chain. Rockers and Hifh Cbai s
lect stock of Beds, IS. AO to 118.
T/)utufcs, Couched and Single Loungea
Willow 'Rocken, 11.75.
Wood Seat. High Arm Rockers $1.55.
. White Iron Beds, 18.50, 11.35, $6, 15.50
17 ...d $8.
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habit, I habits
INSTITUTE of S C.
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Confectionery and General
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Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lee were
'at home" to their friends last
Thursday afternoon and evening
in their elegant new home on
North Academy street. In the
afternoon the guests were: Mrs
McB Scott, Mrs L J Brookington,
.Mrs H McCutcken, MrsTToger,
Mrs P S Courtney, Mrs
Whitehead; Misses Minnie Porter,
Fannie Epps, Etta Jacobs,
Bessie Kelley, Mrs S .ARiser,
Mrs L B Aull, Misses Mary and
Serena Riser of Newberry.
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