The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 24, 1905, Image 5
the b3and
when she put t%
was going over the left
KH^H^BHead, while the scorer gave
base hit, and scoring
^B^^^B^Bobs, and now up comes Mr
H^^^^B^BEvans and it
^^BH^^Bul out. Mr Ernest Epps fol
and he is and out. i
^H^BH|^B night is getting dark and I
darkness renewed
to the Blues, they
^^B^^^^Kield and when Miss Grace
fH^^BBveuren for the Greens grab* the
^fl^^Bick, it was then that Miss Meyer
^^^^^peued up and Miss Grace struck j
out. As aid Mr Grant VanKeureni
and Mias Viht Whitehead, the urn- i
pire then called the game on account
of darkness, thus has the championship
been decided. The Blues take
their defeat gracefully. There was '
a large c:owd at the park last night, J
the grand stand stacked to its utmost
capacity. The line up of the
teams are as follows:
GREENS.
Miss Pearl Montgomery, p.,
" Gyace VanKeuren, c.,
Mr Grant VanKeuren, 1 b.,
(
Miss Man tie Coker, '2 b.,
Mr Henry Ferrell, s. s.,
Miss Annie Reddick, 3 b.,
" Nita Whitehead, r. f.,
" Lila Hammett, c. f.,
Mr Theodore Hemingway, 1. f.
Bt.ites.
Miss Sadie Meyer, p.,
Mr Ernest Evans, c.,
" Ernest Epps, 1 b.,
% * " Louis Stackley, 2 b.,
Miss Massey I-^e Estes, s. s.,
Mr Wesley Courtney, 3 b.,
" Peele Epps, r. f.,
41 Benton Afbntgomery, c. f.,
Miss Florie Jacobs. 1. f.,
Batteries: Kor the Greens, Misses
Montgomery anu YanKeuren; for
rv; the Blues, Miss Sadie Meyer and
fe, Mr Ernest Evans,
fef Struck out: by Miss Montgomery,
p 2; by Mtss Meyer, 2. Base hits,
Greens 5, Blues 4. Home runs:
Peele Epps and Miss Estes. Two
E* base hit?; Greens 1, Blues 1.
Base on bails: Blues 1. Errors:
Greeus 1, Biues 5. Time of game
1^ two hours; Umpire, F \V Harper,
^-Scorer, Paul Harper. R K W
w Spring Bank Ripples.
(Rcceivwl too late for last week's issue.)
l Sprixg Bank, August 1G: The
i . -i If. D U
I picnic given at tne nome ui Air & *
Epps on August 10 by the ladies of
> Bethel section was pleasant in every
sense and enjoyable to all. The
good ladies of this sectiou know how
to prepare to perfection good things
to satisfy the cravings of the iuner
man. After a prelude of watermelons
and lemonade there were produced
daintily prepared edibles in
abundance. It was certaiuly a nice
and pleasant day for all and espeeially
the young couples in the
full enjoyment of love's young dream
with a pleasiug anticipation of wedding
bells at no distant day. Messrs
R B Kpps, W T Wilkins, MissTbetis
Stackley and others from your
town were among the nice and congenial
crowd of participants.
A camp of Woodmen of tne woriu
was organized at Hebron on the 2nd
Y-. inst with 28 members.
SaT"
is., . Mr J C Dye of Jessnp, Ga.. \t ho
It has been visiting Mr 11 K Burgess,
I has returned to hi? home.
I Miss Lily McEtveen, who has
been spending her vacation at the
I old home with her relatives, has ref
turned to LakejCity to resume her poly.
sitior. with the Sinitb-Williauw Co.
I Mr Ttiomas Kennedy of this place, i
. bits ae opted a position with Mr W
W Burr, of the Iudiantown section.
I Mr S W Gowdy was made to
r jsiwiie a i w days ago by the acq nisi- {
I cion to in? home circle of a fine baby
I boy.
The sos? ?>ti of Bethel Presbytery
lias granted the jntstor, Kev James
McDowell, a month's vacation for
I / rest and recuperation.
I Knrmers are complaining of cot
^ . ton failing and not fruiting well.
*>.' It is opening fast now and good
prices aie anticipated.
| . if-x- |
t. "r Citation Noticeft/
STATE OF SOl'TH CAROLINA.
k? .3 covxtv ok wii.i.i amsburg.
i% BvSMcB Scott Esquire, Probate
& " Judge. Whereas, >? E McConneil
~ made ?uit to me. to grant him htteis
v?: of administration of f'?e e-tate of an)
Jl;'- "pfljtcuwf Wjlliam .letterson.
? -These aye therefore to cite and adfmonishaliand
singular the kindred
^ 9ml Creditors of the said Willliam
j?#erson, de?*a*ed, that they he and
appear betore me. in the Court of Pro- I
bate, to be held Kingstree, S C, on the
$tb day /Of September nexr, after publi-1
.cation thereof, at 11 oYlock in the fore-1
noon, to show cause, if any they have, j
why the said Administration sh^u'd
cor be granted.
XJi.ven under ujy hand, t' Is 8fh day
Of AugUS'. Anno Domini, I90f>.
Published on the 10th day of August.
1905 in the Couxty Rkcok'p.
S McB Scott,
Probate Judge.
StnfOl'visor
For "Jntl quarter endinj
Name. Nature of Claim.
( aroliiia Portland & Cement Co
l? H Williamson and driver
1.' K Wallaee
( I; M i t ?*1111in
.\ II Katidv
\\ i> Movants
W 1' Moore
li X Sruckey
<; * Cist
W K A lie. i
i; 1; Jeffries & li B llo^an
C M if it'll murg
F >1 Player
i W MoCutchen
if K Gamble
(. K Kaddv
I >r A l> Epps
G K Miles
i'iios K King
if I> Iiiakeiey
li 1' Ikddwin
S H Guerry
II 'J Godwin
T E\">alteis
W C Ggbui'ii
s L and 1> < RogerW
'1 \V ilk ins
Wiu < iKipt-r
.1 N Hani.net
M K Johnson
J J Graham
GouMin .Mercantile Co
G W John-on. Treas
Kings live Hardware Co
1> J Grillit.li Supt SC IVnilen'ry
G J Graham
.l*H liax.ey
Rout Nesuiitll
R B Marshall 1
J (j Pipkin
.J P Shaw
S A (iut-rry
J W Register
W M O'Brien
S I Montgomery
\V S Kailiiv
J K C..X
.1 \V Kelly
\V K llanna
A W Chandler
\V .1 McK nightS
P Cooper
P 1> ( ockticM
W W H Coekrteld
It It Chandler
H K Eaddy
1) X Johnson
W R Funk
W T W ilk ins
i i > ?i
.1 r n ?srr I'll
M Thomas
J M Sturgeon
.1 J Graham
i' K Wheeler
l>r J L Bass
W .1 Siusiletury
S 1) Bryant I
Mrs Swann
J J B Montgomery
W |* Gausf
P S Courtney
J ? Cooper
Est GeoS Barr
Thomas & Bradham
C W Wolfe
M F Heller
W W Lyneli ami M E King
WW Lvnch
W B McCants
1) B Williamson and J TSmith
BB Johnson
BN Stnckey
J M Barririeau
II II Hoggins
J M Rogers
W D Altaian
W M L) MeGee
II B McClarv
S M Evans & Go
SJ Burrows
M G Mi'.Mjllan
G K Kaddy
T I) Gamble
Walter l'oston
S T Nesmith
W W Burrows
I I Fi.Mf
H XcKnight
J T Sullivan
Dr I X Boyd
William C?H>per
W P Brown
W T V ilk ins
J J Graham
11 r> Reddick
i
J J M Graham
Thomas & Bradhain
J E Coker
K.in?rstree HUwre Co.
R II Kellehan
G J Graham
H O Oritton
Som Frierson
T A McCain*
R H Jennlngs-^State ir-as
G W Johnson, county tpeas
John C Everett
W W Kennedy
W S ( anilin, Jr.
J E Coker
Mrs Emma Pittinan
J J B Montgomery
Oapt J F S'-ott
W W Lvuch and M E King
l> B Williamson ami John Smith
IwocfeTiear & Rowell
Vf li fcu>)th
W G Cantl.-y, Jv
W C Hemingway \ uo
W \V Burrows
I)r W S Lvuch
J.? Kad.lv*
G K Miles
B K '.Vallaoe
Win CoO|?. r
J J Graham
1): Covington Lee
W M Bird & Co
The Slate Jhib Co
(1.1 Graham
I f/e )l urrell Mlg Co
News 4 Coupler
Smith- Williams Co
W D Byr.lie
I)r W V Bruckington
I)r J L Bass
W T W ilk ins
IV W Boyd
Good lioads Machinery Co
.1 J B Montgomery
A. C. L. Kail road Q<;
" " ' t
H E Kad.lv
I Julius J Banna
(Continued n.
Municipial Registra-!
txon Notice. s
I
The books of registration for the <
town of Kingstree will be opened ill i
my office on Main street fiom the 14fti
day of August to the 4th day of Sep- ^
tember, inclusive, for the registering!
of all voters within the town, who un- !
der the laws of the State have the right r
to become qualified voters,
R.J. Kib*,
Supervisor of Registration r
for Town of Kingstree.
AlOth, ltWo. 4t
s Report.
g June 31<t, 19051
Amouut Allowed.
tiling for roads 174 00
road plow 55 00
magistrate 37 "?o
mad- 13 50
e<? e<?mis l'? 50
magisliate b 75
8 75
mails 1- 0")
14 75
bridge !l 37
mag and eon 1< 50
bridges lo oo
constable 4 00
25 00
coroner 31 25
bridges j 31
post mortem ? oo
roads ':'5
bridges ' [ '
eo coinis 32 .iO
magistrate ;w no
iliqiiHst 17 no
l)ri< g s 1 7.*
mag.-Irate (i
inquest 17 >o
roads ISO 71
iii:iLr :iu<i con 73 !' "?
? n i. gang *. in
' j >al suj?t * l ].to on
>uHip. etc <> a;J
clerk Ixl co com on no
Work oil jiul yard 10 7*>
contingent 14 u4
-alary for March 7>s :>:?
roads 14.1 4'
inos. salary 77) oy
roads .? S7,
chain gang 1 .* ot>
jail fence 22 04
sheriff's salary 10* to;
jail report?March .12 on
bridge.- ti 00
cut stable 2 00
roads .10
1)1 eq (la i/.ation 1* 00
0 ?o
13 00
1 > ' ?( 1
4 00
: no
.i 15 00
20 -111
4 T<?
? 0 00
0 00
l?i 60
?; oo
4 40
1300
10 30
l? :.o
" g oo
6 oo
12 00
J'l KIllS 11 25
ImI equalization G
G ""
10 50
contingent 7 55
reward nipt'rng mnv't 28 7o
post mortem 5 00
roads 1 00
bridges 1 00
chain gang G
auditors salary?April 25 to
bd equalization G 00
G 00
roads x "5
oarding jury 21 25
chain gang 1 00
bd equalization 0 00
road plow rt 50
chain gang 50 00
roads 18 54
inquisitions 23 00
road plow- 55 00
(' il and jail 5 55
roads 6G 75
10 00
33 ?2
bridges 0 "0
< 0 25
roads 21 75
11 30
G 75
bridges 15 93
" 25 30
roads 39 25
bridges 0 10
14 30
43 65
jxj eqnliz. 12 00
bri4ges :{:,u
i? 33 34
i J 00
chain gung U 4*
post mortem 10 00
contingent?stamps 2 02
bd eqvalizatiou 4 00
chain gang 33 14
contingent 5 20
chain gang 3 13
road plow 3 40
supplies C II A jail 11 92
b<l equalization 15 90
contingent 1 75
bridges 7 00
chain ir.iuu 72 75
bfidgfs " to
jail report fojr Apr j l Jot)
contingent 1 Jo
making 2 desks (' J| II pu
road* :> on
Itorrowed money 4,8o9 4?
Jury a11< 1 wit, Lick*, 3(KI 90
r<>ad* 2 00
bd equalization 0 no
0 00
bridge* . 4 00
feeding read mules K .V)
auditor's salary-May 2~> 00
Ixl equalization n on
chain gang .V) on
road plow .*?.") (ni
|x??ir 8 <M>
road i.l(nv 2 9">
hridg^. <) i;u
3i 1?
i. 5) 00
poor ;iq OO
bridges k pO
magistrate f> op
ctnlnnc l>tc 2 !I7
contingent l 05
post mortem 30 -'0
paint lot C H 2S ih>
advertising 3 00
jail report-Mav 10 40 , 1
lunatics 15 SO
disinfectants for jail <? oo
advertising 3 25
chain gang 101 20
> 00
iuiinttc? 15 O'l
3 00
road plow 11 OS
bd equalization 4 00
road plow 102 05
auditor's salary?June 25 ttO
freight on tiling 33 5tf
4 ' 35 u<?
f,rjfjj,-.:5 5 00
) HO
ext week.)
If you are troubled with dizzy
pells, headache, indigestion,
ronstipation, Ilollister's Rocky!
fountain Tea will make you
,vell and keep }'Ou well. If It
fails, get your money back
rhat's fair. 35.
W Lake City Drug Co.
Bring us your JOB WORK.
a . tira 'im
S^-^lI
gauMr!
(Pastor* of chaws in \Villiumsl>ur?: County
are Invited to hiblish in this Column their
Schedule <if .\p|M>.ti;monts Free).
Rev. W- J. Wilder. Pastor.
Bloonimgvalc I?:i'?tisr C'hurch?
1st Sunday, 11 a. in.: 3rd Sunday
7:30 j>. in.
Cedar Grove?1st Sunday 3:3<? p.
I
m.; 3rd Sunday, 11 a. n?.
Ulack Mingo?2nd Sunday. 11 a.'
in.; 4th Sunday, 7:3') p. m.
Bethany?2nd Sunday, -1 p. ni.;j
4th Sunday, 11 a. in.
Ttirkev t'leek?l ii Sur.dav. 4 n ,
in.
Rev. J. W- Truluck, Pastor.
Sci'UHtOll Baptist (' it II It'll? 1 at
Sunday, T p. in. 2nd Sunday 11 a. \
in. Mh Saturday md Sunday 11 a.
in.
Kvci'iiivcii ? l>t Saturday and Sunday
11 a. in. 3rd Sunday 3 p. in.
Cowards?3rd Saturday and Sunday
11 a. in. 1st Sunday 3 p. in,
I'lust* ?>1 tsiTVt* and conn , *
Your Itmtlur.V
.1. \Y. Trulin-k, Mastoid
Rev W B Justus, Pastor.
In the Methodist Church at
Kind's tree.
Preach i -Sund a y in or ni r gf
11 o'clock,.
i
Preaching?Sur.day evening, j
8:30.
Praver-meetiug- Thv.rsd.i v
evening, *:30.
All are cordially invited to
attend.
Rev. E E Ervin, Pastor.
1st Sunday: Kmgstree 11 am, and
I*nion 4 p. in.
2nd Sunday: Central 11 a. in., and
Kings! ree 8:30 j>. m.
3rd Sunday: Union 11 a m. end
Kingstive 8:30 ]?. m.
4th Sunday: Kings'ree, 11 a. in.,
and Central, 4 p. m.
I HIIII fins P
.V , L. BASS,
Attorney at Law
LAKK CITY, S. C.
Dr RJ McCabe
Dentist.
KIN&STIEE. - s. c.
.
DR. J. L. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Klngstret, S. C.
llaitr
Giiiis.
-1 j TI'MI Shoes,
Hats, Clothing and Notions
Goin^f at Rock Bottom
Prices for Cash.
I
r-r-<i 11 r 1 /-? a r- 1/ r-"rr> I
LUht-iiN:? anu
Kept On Hand at All Time^. }
Save Money by Giving Me aj
Trial.
Yours for Business,
S V. TAYLOR,!
(Successor to S. J. Taylor) I
GREELYVILLE, - S. C.
The Largest and .Most Complete
Establishment South.
GEO. S. HACKER S SON,
'
?MANUFACTUH :KS Ofrash,
Doors, Blinds
Moulding and Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cod
CHARLESTON, SC.
F
H': i Sim
That Blows Nobody
Cool in August
THIS KitKK/.Y SAI.K OK TWO
AND THREEPIECE SI ITS IS '
PLOWING COM 1>UT TO A L()!'
()f mKf. n< >T A s \ i.; : <)k onns
AND ENDS. IU T TIIK R EDIT ED
PRICKS APPLY TO EVERY SPIT ,
IN OCR STOCK. CAN'T HELP
MEANING A LOT OF GOOD I:A It- ,
a. iiyc tvn? Tiir \r \ v in? i!iiv :
WHO NEEDS CLOTHED
TODAY YOU'LL STILL KIM>j
soM k ()f TIIOSK ?10 and $1 s Tw< >piece
suits reduced to *<;
YOU'RE LUCKY IK Yol li; lZK Is
ANYWHERE FROM 32 TO :!7.
A HOI'TTI M E T(> pr I: p.\ r E Ko r
THE MOFNTAIN EXCURSION. '
(SETTING SUPPLIED HERE
Means getting wha rs right
ATA MODERATE PRICE.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED AT i
REDUCED PRICES^
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g Visanska, 8;
X COR. KIX(i AM) IIASKLL STS X
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By Taking Advantage of
Our Cheap Clubbing 1
Kates.
By clubbing with The Countyb
Record you can get the following
newspapers and magazines at reduc-'.
cd prices. To lake advantage of
these cheap rates both publications ,
nuist be paid for one year in ad-;
vance:
The County Record and the.
Twice-a-Week News and Courier
one year each $1.50. 1
* * *
?
The County Record, the Atlan- .
tii Constitution and the Sunny
South, one year each, $1.75,
* * *
The County Record and the
Home and Farm, one year each,
$1.25.
* * *
i
. The County Record and the
New York World, (three times a ;
week) one year each, $1.05. ,
* * *
The County* Record and The (
Commoner, (W? Rryan's paper)
one'yeur each, $1 05.
# *
The County Record and the
Youth's Companion (new subscribers
only) one year each $2.25.
* * *
The County Record and the
American Farmer, one year each
$1.15,
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The County Record and the
National Magazine, one year each,
$1.60.
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Glnt, Feeders, Cootfeassrs, EU.
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Colombia, S. C. *
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FOR SALE?
If you have Chickens. Eggs. Seeds, Axe
Handles, Horses, Mules. Ruggles or anything
to sell you can tell the fact to
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If the advertisement does not contain
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NEW I
Spring Millinery and
Goods, Laces, Em
-ALSI
Nice Line Of White Ta:
-AT
Stackley's C
it i?
iveep in
Allien Tliii,
JEWELE
257 KING STREET.
THE NAME OF THE FIRM IS A G!
X MERIT WILL
And the Fact of Their Being Watch in:
he Georgetown and Western Railrc
Anything in the Way of Jewelry. Clock
Bought at Their Store at the Lowe:
Mail Orders are Filled Promptly and C
Special Attention. X Rem
Farming'
A 11 1X2
/All IY1
Also a full line ol Horse Collars,
trees,-etc. * * *
Our Dixie Plow is what you wanl
and it costs us more than the ordin
to you. ?:? ?:?
See our large stock of Pee Dee an
Plows, and in fact everything need
land and cultivation of your crop.
Agents for Johnson's Disk Cu
Just received a car Anchor Lime,
Try us on Sashes and Doors; Con
are alway welcome.
LAKE CITY HA
LAKE CIT
rt'hiskpv I Morphine I Cienr
habit, | habit, | hall
Cured by KEELEY IN!
JLady St.(or r O.Hox 75) Columbia,S.C. Con
Big Shipm
Horses a
We have just received a 1
and Mules. Gentle famil
teams of mules, stylish drr
Moderate Prices
Full Line tandard Make
ons. No better made; nc
Stuckey &
Lake Cit^
GPS
PALMETTO- CL2TJHW5
T??Ot .MAffK.?C5l?TEItfO.
(Lbis label fourtO on tnsice (Loai
"Peil m @U?
They are exactly what is claimed ft
' Best Wearing". More Service, moi
fort derived from a Suit of ''Palmet
other make at same peice. Your dc
we stand behind the dealer.
Bear the Palmetto Label in mind
yourself or the boys.
All the tirst class merchants lian
If your store-keeper does not, pleas
rect you to the store where you can
PALMETTO MF
28 East Fourth St., Ne
^OirTtlERN
If 7 i
v.*..
JNE
Mercerized White j
broideries, Etc,
n and Black Slippers
ash Store. '?
Mind.
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US.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
m
JAR ANTEE OF EXCELLENCE.
TELL X
Rj
.pectors For the Southern and
>ads Speaks for Itself X
s, Watches or Cut Glass Can Be . \
st Price for Reliable Goods.
)ut of Town Customers Receive
ember the Name and the Place.
MM???
roois of
nds. I
Back Bands. Traces5 Single
*
*
t; a heavier, smoother casting
ary kind, but no extra charge
d Orangeburg Sweeps, Shovel
ed in the preparation of your
' mi
Itivators, the money saver,
always the best.
le and inspect our stock, you
RDWAEE CO.
' - V&S
efte I All Drags and Tobace
it, I habits
5TITUTE of S. C.
rttlentiai oorrrespondence solWfced.
j.
C11L Ui
nd Mules.
t ;
>ig lot of fine Horses
y horses, fine match,
ring horses.
Buggies and Wagi
lower prices. ?
xx ^
1~'1
: r lowers,
r? ^
!y O. ^
T FITTiNG,
BEST WEARING **
WJL
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t pocket of eoevg Suit of
?letkipigp"
>r them-?"Best Fitting-" and
v Satisfaction and more Comto
Clothing" than from and
taler guarantees that^ to yofcr
when you buy clothing for
die the "Palmetto Clothing,
e write to us and we will^lL
buy them.
G. CO.
iw York.
TiEADQUARTHRSr
xnd 199 Meeting St.
cnaricsion,