The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 23, 1905, Image 6
T | LOCAL NEWS.
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ApHl 23 is Easter Sunday.
Mr J J'Matthews was intowi
Friday from Lake City.
Mr Jas H Tisdale of Centra
was noted in town yesterday
Judge T E Salters of Salter
Depot was in Kingstree Mori
day. '
Mr J B Clarkson, from nea
Gourdins, was noted in tow
Saturday.
Mr J T Davis, of the Taft sec
* ,tion, was among the visitors i
t town yesterday.
iL J C Lynch of Lynch was i
the city yesterday.?Florenc
; Times, March 16.
Mr J H Hanna of Epps droppei
in pleasantly to see us on Sal
urday of last week.
Mr J H Flynn of Lynch, Floi
ence county, spent the day i
Kingstree Monday.
^ Mr A J Prosser of Venter
V yras in town Monday and calle
pleasantly to see us.
Ktf Mr B S Smith of Blooming
vale was among the visitor
F noted in town Monday.
Magistrate A R Moseley c
Salters Depot was in tow
yesterday on business.
Thin type-writer copyin
paper cut to any size for sale a
The Record job office.
Sam Singletary was in th
city yesterday from Lake City
?Florence Times, March 18.
Mr Arthur Benjamin and lii
i tie daughter, Miss Amelia, c
it ^"Georgetown visited friends i
town last week.
Miss Maggie Epps passe
through the city this mornin
returning from fiartsville to he
home at Cades.
LeRoy Lee, Esq., of Kin^
stree is in the city on profess
ional business?F1 o r e n c
Times, March 16.
Mr Fulton McKnight of Serai
k ton, formerly a clerk in th
local dispensary, spent severs
days in town this week.
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Mr Peter iiyrdic, now 01 in
Cedar Swamp section, was i
town one day this week an
paid ns a pleasant visit.
iltt SWG Shipp went to Lak
City today where she will spen
some days with relatives.\
.Florence Times, March 18.
Mrs A J Smith of Kingstree
is visiting her daughter Mrs ,
R Woodrow of tbi6 county. Florence
Times, March 16.
Mr Alton Salters, a wide
\ awake and eligible young bach
elor fanner near Trio, was nc
ted on our streets yesterday.
* Messrs J T RolliAs and r
* Armstrong McCrea, of the In
diantown section, were welcom
.callers at onr office Tuesday.
*" ",,r c ??1!" Tr? (trip n
. . ** ?rl* o vauiiiu, vi-, _
Harper's progressive busines
f? ' . ffeen, was here Monday attend
ing the board of eq'ualizatioi
meeting.
Rev W B DuBose, of the Co
lumbia Theological Seminar}/
preached in the Presbyteriai
chnrch Sunday [morning an<
evening.
Mr W M Smith, who no?
v holds responsible position o
;v city editor of the Florence Daili
^ Times, is spending some day!
fat bis former home near Cades.
Former Snpervisor B B Chan
dler spent Sunday night in towi
i. and was present Monday at th<
.^organization qf the * count]
? board*of equalization as a mem
r ber.f %'
Messrs J P ^Matthews, D \
Epos, C C Burgess, Oliver
OF Flowers and J C McElveei
came over Sunday from Lak<
Qity to attend the Leitch, meet
ing.
Messrs Stacker & Flowers
nroDrietors of Lake City's live
stock emporium, have some
filing to say to our readers ii
their new ad. this week. B<
, - sore to read it.
* ** Friday, March 47, was S
. / Patrick's day, and as becometl
. Irishman, our esteeme<
contemporary-, the News an<
Courier, came ou?on~that da;
deckedjin^reen.
) ^The^LeiandJMoore^Paintt.Co
of Charleston have utilize<
' .our advertising columns thii
week to talk paint. The King
*4ree Hardware Co. are their lo
cal agents. If you need any
-. thing in the way of paint giv<
khem-acall.
Mrs L Schultz, formerly o
iy Kings tree, but now of Edenton
^ 24 C, stopped over a few day
!jK in town this week visiting th
family of her sister-in-law, Mr
S Pjgres, while on her way horn
from a visit to Savannah, Ga.
?$Jrs 8 Marcus' front windo\
presents a pretty apjpearanc
with i# tast^ decorations o
spring fabrics and millinery el
i fects. Her grand milliner
I opening takes place April 3r
and 4th. Don't forget to remem
her the date.
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I If you are industrious
P are breaking up into smu
r * product The towns ar:
n a There are great val;
have a little capital you
rent one on shares and
n send you descriptive boo!
making opportunities fo:
You want to see wi
few months, eiyoy the d
enough to pay your e*
a _
Bar
n
: $33E
>f For one-way colonist tick
n The trip is easily and c<
Mexico, the other through Col
Through tourist cars?ho'
g ? tri-weekly via Colorado. Di
The Rock Island has rep
save you money. You ct
Consult your home ticket ap<
g folder "Across the Continent L
* from a train, as reported by our
J Salters correspondent.
Attention is called to the ice
cream and soda water advertise*
ment of Mr P S Courtney, For
J the accommodation of his pa;
trons Mr Courtney kept coca*
cola and soda water throughout
the entire winter. He thinks
his friends should now show
I their appreciation by giving him
, a share of their patronage.
1 Mr G F "Wearin, presenting
J the Globe Tailoring Co., will be
' here on Saturday, April # 8th,
with a line of samples for spring
f display trade on exhibition at
- J B Steele's, the local dealer.
. Mr Wearin is an expert cutter
i and if you want a first -class
? made-to-measure suit at a reasonable
price don't miss this opportunity,
i The revival meeting conducti
..J Dait Tlmmno nnH I
1 i cu uj nc > i human ajvuvu
1 Mr Marshall came to an end
/ last Sunday evening and Messrs
Leitch and Marshall took their
departure on train "39" Sunday
: night, after .services. The meetl
ing lasted two weeks, with two
5 services daily. Jt is tp be hoped
that some permanr nt good was
accomplished as-the result of
their ministrations.
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In its presrnt form The Recf
ORD ig the largest paper in the
State whose subscription price
' is one dollar a year. We want
s to keep the paper at the prese
ent low price without reducing
s the size, but in order to do so
e we cannot afford to carry any
"dead-heads" on our list. Any
v one who does not think the pae
per worth a dollar a year or who
f does not mean to pay bis sub>1
s^ription before the end of the
y year, will confer a favor by reel
questing us to drop his name
i- from our mailing list before he
gets a,uy farther in arrears.
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r.?* ?? LtiHHma|
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F
ke Moi
Califor
; ar.d capafclo; - j can ir?a!:e none
11 farms thn: need mora workers
J cities ire prosperous because ti
leys of the richest soii in America
can own one ct these small fa
pay for il out of iho product ii
tlets and folders jiv:n^ fuM infor
r every member of th<; family,
sr.' the country is really like; y<
IcL^htfuI climate, the flowers, frc
tpenses both Ways by taking i
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Mr J P Gamble ofHeinemann,
e who was in town Monday in atn
tendance upon the county board
d of equalization, favored us with
an agreeable visit.
e We had the pleasure last Mond
day of a visit from our esteemed
- friend, Mr W S Eaddy of Leo,
who was in town attending the
county board of equalization
^ meeting.
Mrs T J Hogan and Misses
Irene Brailsford and Mamie Allen,
accompanying Dr W F Has *
elHon r-a m a ni'pr Mnndav f?vpn
l* ing from Greeleyville to attend
h the Leitch meeting-, which had
closed the Sunday night before.
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Mr Louis;J Stackley announces
" this week the opening of his
e ice cream and soda water parlor.
Mr Stackley's place is
f cool and inviting and he says it
s is always a pleasure to serve
I- bis friends when they pay him a
a visit.
Coroner Robert K Gamble
i- held an inquest over the remains
of Eddie Sanders last
a Monday, and the jury rendered
1 a verdict of "death from unknown
causes. TTiis is the case
of the negro boy who drank the
7 contents of a bottle thrown
'gam K<
Lvery Day March 1 to May 1
'rom $Qfl
Chicago OU
ets. Correspondingly reduced rctcs from
>mfortably made vi:. the Rock Island,
orado.
urs quicker than any other line. Double
ining-car service and free reclining chair <
resentatives throughout the United Stat
in have their assistance in arranging the
:nt or write to the undersigned for oui
a a Tourist Sleeper."
Remember the Reck Island rims more toe
route. Many of them are of the latest pattern,
toilet rooms for both men and women, unusually lar
Cut out this advertisement, fill in spaces be
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island
CHICAGO.
Pltue tend me rate* of fare to California a
California book, and full information about your
I exoect to leave for California about
and would like information about
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; Letter to J. F Scott, Jr.
KINGSTKEE, S. 0.
Gear Sir: Here's a paint that's being
sold to bargain-hunters:
10 jrer c?ni lead
50 44 44 zinc
20 44 44 Ijarytes
20 ,4 44 vvhiiing
j Barytes and whiting are sand and
i whitewash, not paint,
i Some people must like
gold bricks. The name of that
j Daintis? 44pure lead-and zinc."
The dealer who sells it says its as
good as Devoe.
Vniiie frillv
F W 1)evok & Co
P. S. Dr 1) C Scott sells our1 paint
Miss May VanKeuren of
Smith's Mills stopped over in
I town Friday of last week on her
; way home from a pleasant visit
to friends in Georgetown. She
was accompanied home by her
two sisters, Misses Dell and
Grace, who are enrolled as prn
pils of the Kingstree graded
school. The latter returned in
time for school Monday.
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IHE above picture of the
man and fish is the trademark
of Scott's Emulsion,
and is the synonym for
strength and purity. It is sold
in almost all fhe civilized countries
of the giobe.
If the cod fish became extinct
it would be a world-wide calamity,
because the oil that comes
from its liver suroasses all other
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fats in noqnshjng and life-givjng
properties. Thirty years agq
the proprietors of Scott's I^npjb
gion found ft way of preparing
cod liver oil sotha?veryone can
take it and get t\m full value of
the oil without th# objectionable
taste. Scott's Emulsion is the
best thing inth#wcyld for weak,
| backward Chilean, thin, delicate
1 j>eople, and AlPlfcnditions of
' wasting and lost strCTigth.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT So BOWNE, CHEMISTS
; MMU rilXl 8TBEXT, XKW TOKX
I SOc. a&d $1.00. All druggists.
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A
ney
nia
y there. The big ranches
to care for the increased
he country is prosperous,
i waiting for you. If you
rras ^yourself, or you can
i a rew years, we wui
mation about the money)u
can go there, work a
lit and scenery, and earn
advantage of the
ites
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| From
f Sp Louis
almost any point East,
rwo routes?ooo through Now
daily tourist aorriea ok El Paso
ears, both routes.
es; they are travel oiports and
i California trip for the asking.
' California hook and complete
lit can to Calfncala Iku uy otto
witk wida aladawi tad lavatory tad
ya tad cnaiplrto iatoifwilf-li
low, tad aid to
Syateaa.
md tot taUat-ibt year Haiti >id
aaw aarrica.
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School Closing at White Oak.
Fowlbb, March 20:?White Oak
school, taught by Miss Janie Per
kins, closed on Wednesday, March
15, with an entertainment which reflected
much credit on the pupils
and their popular and efficient
teacher. Following is the programme
rendered by the little ones.
Little Brown Hands? Maggie
Bui rows.
Home, Sweet Home?Annie Burrows.
We Build the Ladder?Dora Buri
rowe.
A Water Lily?Jessie Bnrrows.
Help One Another?Carey John
son.
The Wav To Do It?Ma! el Burrows.
mi. - TTin m ,i -vr
I me vmage macKsmitn?mora
Patrick.
Bethlehem*?Mamie Borrows.
Babes iu the Wood?Nellie Patrick.
The Bum Seller?Mag Johnson.
I'm Thinking?Mori is Burrows.
The Daisy?Ida Johnsou. B.,
MOilE KlOTti.
Disturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave as an individual
disorder of the system Overwork
loss of sleep, nervous tension will
be followed by utter collapse, unit
.' s a reliable remedy is imiriedi
ateiy employed. There's noth;ng
so efficient to cure disorders of the
Liver or Kidneys as Electric1 Bitters.
It's a wonderful tonic, and
effective nervine and the greatest
all around medicine or run down
ystems. It dispels nervousness,
rheumatism and neuralgia and expels
malaria gt-rius. Only 50c and
satisfaction guaranteed by Dr W V
Urockinton, Druggist.
Administrator s notice
All persons having claims against the
estate of Wilson MeCown. deceased,
will present the same, duly attested,
and those indebted to the said estate
will make payment to
' BC Whitkhkad,
' ^ Administrator.
Mr M L AlcClary visited us yesterday
and added his name to
our always expanding- mailinglist.
IceCream
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I ?>oda Water.
Pare Fruit Syrups Prepared by Benton
Mypr & Co., Cleveland, 0Delicious
crushed Frpjts jinfl
Ices:
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Pineapple, Strawberry, Peagh, Mar^
chino and C ferae dg Meptbe Cbfrr^s
and Pineapple, al?9
Coca Cola and all kinds of soda water
flavored with genuine fruit syrupsCome
to see us and keep cool
and comfortable during the hot
weather. ?:? ??:?
Yours to Serve.
n. Cfiiii co,
Kingstree, - S. C.
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THE BEST IS NONE! !(J
TOO GOOD. fl
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It is the same way with Fire
Insurance.
The Companies I represent,
are all "Old Line," and among
the largest, strongest and most
liberal yn the world. Their
aggregate capital is over Twenty
Millions of Dollars.
The German Amer-j
ican, of New York.
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THE PHEN1X, of
Brooklyn. - cw
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The Equitable, ofjy
rKarlpstnn !iv
These companies are al^ C
safe and conservative?no
wild-cat" scheme to make Ic
' money. When the fire occur
r
they will be ready to settle pa
dollar for dolkr on the face!^
. of your policy.
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1 am prepared also to write
insurance on desirable farm ,
nrnnertv. Can insure vour foi
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Dwelling and Furniture, Barn wi
and Stables, Buggy and Wagons
and even your Horses and
Mules in a Company whose ^
assets aggregate over Seven
Million Dollars. TO!
BONDS.,
If you need a Bond from
$1,000 fo $100,0001 can secure
it for you on short notice in
the UNITED STATES Fl- (
DELITY AND GUARANTY (
CO., of BALTIHORE, MD. "
Judicial Bonds for Guardians,
Administrators, Execu- ^
tors, Etc,, written almost ^
"While youWait."
Any information relating to are
: tho
Fire Insurance or Guaranty I
BonJ.s will be cheerfully fur- ban
njshecj. ^ra
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C. W. Wolfe, ,.;
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Agent, For
the
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KINGSTREE,- - S. C,'Dr
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"wa To our friends, t
)mZ iiiind tliem ;hxt
WJ uine lutrjrnin- i.i
(# in HIGH ( La
W) down prices.
U W Our Fuinitu
gV\ Is replete withe
jL deiitiituls o ill"
W chiisrr. (J?j I! him
? ) It is >l pleasure <
(6 TURE. Prices a
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$33.00 Pacific Coast.
Tickets on sale daily from Chi
jo March 1st to May 15th via tl
licago, Union Pacitic & Nort
?8tern Line. Corresponding lo
es fro 21 aii points. Daily ar
rsonally coi dncted exciursioi
rough without change to Si
ancisco, Los Angeles, and Poi
id, only $7.00 for double bertl
ill partii ulars on application i
B. Kuisdern, P. T. M., C.&
Ry., Chicago.
itackley's
e_ Cream Parlot
rhanking the public for the
st liberal patronage, I tal
jasnre in announcing that
i once again ready to serve
Cream and all Kinds of Cold Drinl
During the Season.
[ have fitted up a nice plac
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tne readies or ior n vreuin
m to Spend a Pleasant Hoi
th a Lady Friend. :
I Keep Fresh On Hand
UYLER'S CAN
DIES. &&&&?*
ALSO
BACCO, CIGARS and CIGARETTE
? For Those Who Use Them. ?5 i
Respectfully Yours,
. J.Stackley
IDLESS AMOUNTS Ol
MONEY.
frittered away annually throng'
ughtlcssness. You cannot spem
ley thoughtlessly if you have
k accouut. The very act o
wing a check niaks you think.
HE KJNGSTREE BANK.
its to make you think befor
ding. So it invites you to opeui
iocount there, be it little or big
IT SAVED HIS J.EG.
A Danforth of LaQrange, Ga
ered for six months with i
htful running sore on his leg
writes that Bucklen's Arnici
ve wholly cured it in five days
Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it'i
best salve in the world. Our*
ranteed. Qnly25cts. Sold bj
W V Brockinton, Druggist.
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mrl ii;' Mentally to re- (Jfc
we h??vo some gen- " iST
m iF i * o' i'i January WL * ">- '; r
kSS <;<*<>!) ; at low yf ,- > ^ V.re
Department W Q
I i?a>k over our stock. W j Wj?
lo show our FUltNf- w) >./' y-V-.
ire right, too.
Cash StoreTg WMSS^SS^i
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A GOOD SHOT J|i
is always parrit-ular al>out his AM- " ^
MUNITION. You cannot induce K
hmi to use poor powder or shot or
' inferior cartridges. Ho knows that
GOOD AMMUNITION
has a lot to do with his success as
a marksman either in the fiel I or'
at the target. The hunting season'
is now at hand and we have laid tn
a stock of ammuniMon that will not
disappoint you in any way except
the price, and that pleasantly, so.
Let us flt*you out
KINGSTREE HARDWARE CO ,
Registration Notice;
The office of the-SuperriiMiri of Reg- <
i- titration will he opem.d on the first
at-: Monday in every month for the aumH
r pose of the registering of any person?? $$$*
who is qualified as lolJows:
w Who shall have been a resident ad <?'
id the M:ire for iwo years, aad of the y'tJ
18 county or.e year. and of the polling pr^;
n cinci in which the elector offers to
vote four months before the day of ' ' . M
^ election, ..d shall hare paid, ?
h. months U/'ore, any fKrll tax then doev 'Ji
I o and payable, and who can both read
v and write any aection of the cooatlcn* $
* tion of submitted to him by the i
Supervise e of Registration, or vho
r can show that he owns, and has paid ... " %'
all taxes collectable on . during the Tf- "
present year, procerty in this htate
assessed at three hundred dollars or
more. J. J. KADDY,
Clerk of Board
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Summons for Belief.
8TATE OF SOOTH CABOLtNA,
ir county or Williamsburg. 3?
[6 ib Court
of Common Pleas. . v ;.
RH Keliehan, Plaintiff,
/' against
R E McElveen, 8 B McElveen, Mary
U Lou Matthews and Ethel Wallace
r~ McElveen, Defendants.
To the Defendants: R E McElveen,. O
8 B McElveen, Mary Lou Matthews
and Ethel Wallace McElveen, you are
'e hereby summoned and required to 33B
B- answer the complaint in this action,of
ir which a copy is herewith served upon
you, and to serve a copy o* your answer
to the said complaint on the sabscribers
at their office in Kingstree,
South Carolina, within twenty days
after the service hereof; exclusive of . i.
the day of such service; and if yoa
fail to answer the complaint aforesaid,
& the plaintiff in this action will apply
_ to the Court for the relief demanded . i
in the complaint.
Dated?March 21st, A. D. 1906.
>c LEE A A8KINS
riai nun's Attorneys
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To: Mary Lou Matthews and Ethel
Wallace McElveen, infant defendants
above named, over the age of fourteen
year. Take Notice: That unless yon ~procure
the appointment of aguardian
ad litem to appear and defend the
_ above entitled action on your behalf,
within twenty days from the service
of the summons and complaint herein
upon you. an application will be made
by the plaintiff to B C Whitehead,
Esq., Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of Williamsburg County, on the
21st day from the date of the said service,
at 11 o'clock, A M for an order
appointing some suitable aud competent
person guardian ad litem for yon
and authorizing and directing him to
appear and defend the above entitled
action on your behalf, and for such
other and further relief as may be just.
Dated?March 21st, 1906.
LEE & ASKINS,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
To the Defendant's, Mary Lon
F Matthews and Ethel Wallace McElveen.
Take Notice: That the complaint
in this action was filed in the '
office of the Clerk of Court of
|j Common Pleas in Kingstree, County
! of Williamsburg, State of South Caroj
lino, on the 21st day of Mardh, A D
1905.
a LEE & ASKINS,
( Plaintiff's Attorney.
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For Sale.
Selected cotton seed gfo^n jq
e Georgetown county -'Hawking Pfp;
s lific" and "Peterkin."
r The former yielded on iqy farm
1830 lbs seed cotton p#r acre, tbe lat?
ter 1574 lbs. Yield would have been
> double had not tbe September storm
a destroyed the plants. Price $1.00
; per bushel. Apply to
a 0. Y elt,
' Georgetown, S. C., Box 437.
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j Bring us your JOB WORK for
quick delivery.