Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I I No goods at saie prices charged. iONi h_ fe i, i I A/tal anrl pArcnnal. JUWGU UltVt A ww?v~r ? |: lion W D Bryan of Taft was on onr streets Monday. I Mr H 0 Pipkin was noted in i town this morning. Mr B L Lovett of Snttons was in town Tuesday and favored us with a t*1l. Mr T K Smith of Bloouiiugvale Called to see ns this morning while in town. Mr J J M Graham of Cades was fA>n Wedn^sdar and naid US a " j r pleasant visit. Mr. W M Cooper, of the Cades section, was noted on out streets one day this week. Mr P I Coker died at his home near town several weeks ag > after a lingering illness. We lack data for an extended notice of his death. Hon R H Eellaban is still confined to his room with the severe caee of grip he contracted while attending to his legislative iuties in -Columbia. Bishop Cheshire of North Carolina will preach at the Episcopal church Wednesday night, March 6, at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend. "MV IT n R^dHinlr has retained the ?*** Mb +-r services of Miss Mollie Epps for the remainder of the season. This no doubt will please her old pnpils and friends of this and adjoining counties, who traded with her during Mr Roddick's recent "Salvage Sale" and who bold "Miss Mollie" in great confidence and esteem. Mr J J Brown, Sr. who is interested in organizing a chapter of th? United Daughters of the Confederacy in this county, has been spending some days in and near town. Mr. Brown is now a citizen of Floreuce county, but Williamsburg is his native heath and he has here many relatives aud friends who are always glad to see him. Kingstree lodge K. of P. is taking on new life and interest. Last eveuiug there were four candidates initiated, viz.: Mr A C Hindi in the rank of Esquire, and Messrs. S Marcus, J D Gilland and J Wesley Cook in the rank of Page, j When Mr Hinds mounted the "Billy" he bucked some, but the gentleman is out on the streets today, apparently uot seriously disfigured. Theintendants and the legislative delegation met in Lake City last Friday aud elected the following as I members of the county board of1 control: on the part of the intendants, J M Parker of Scrantou; on the part of the delegation, J Paris Carter of Leo. On Monday the board of education held its meeting in Kinjrstreeand ehose J S Fulton of Kingstree, with J Y McGill as alternate. Messrs Carter, Fulton and McGill, we learn, hare declined to serve. Whether or not Mr. Parker has accepted we are not iu-i formed. ! Are you troubled with piles? One application of ManZan will give you immediate relief.?Sold by W h Wallace. ' OODS W1 FROM 1 > I ? .1/^ in.ll \V h i 1 i .. '? Lnil.^ xvy ii*.-i - . 15 cents 3(5 inch White I 10 cents 3:5 inch Percak 121 cents .'14 inch Cannor 8 1 3 cents 30 inch White ( 121 cents 30 inch White < 25 cents 30 inch White i 20 cents 30 inch White 1 20 cents 30 inch White 25 cents 30 inch 44 GSTREE * The U D. C. Chapter Pronressiog. Only a few ladies met on the 22ud inst at the court house, owing to the inclemency of the weather and the day of the week not being suited to the occasion. Tuesday, the 25th, was selected for another meeting at the auditorium of the Graded school building. A good many attended here and steps were taken to fully develop this organization and a meeting was readily agreed upon to take place at Capt. W H Kennedy's resideuce on March 8th, at 4 p m, at which time and place we. are very much encouraged to anticipate a full organization. Now, ladies, I would kindly urge your attendance in this pleasant and patriotic enterprise and feel safe in saying that your best energies and presence will accomplish the desired end. Veteran Brown. Tone the liver, move the bowels, cleanse the system. Dade's Little Lifer Pills never gripe.? Sold by W L Wallace. Nev Advertisements. Louis Cohen & Co., Charleston? " ^ - i ri o ^Mew opring ana oummrr ouh:*b. Stephen Thomag & Bro., Charleston?Watches and Watch Repair Work. Sta?klev's Cash Store?Spring Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Etc. P S Courtney?Removal Announcement. NoticePursuant to commission issued to the undersigned, on February 22nd, books of subscription will be opened to the capital stock of the Lane Hotel Company, on Satnrday, March 2,1907, at the office of Blakeley>& McCollough, Lane, S (at 12 o'clock,; the capital stock of said corjx>ration to be $5,000. divided into fifty shares of the par value of $100 per share; the nature of the corporation being to do a hotel business. J CGraham f A McCokLOUGH, i H P Brown. T A Olakkley. -28-3t Corporators. A Card. I desire to announce that on the first of March I will retire from the grocery business, as on that date, I expect to move into my new store where I will deal exclusively in soda water, ice cream, confectionery and cigars. In discontinuing the grocery line I wish to express my sincere thanks to the public for their liberal patronage in the past and as 1 have 60ia my entire stock of groceries to Messrs Jacobs & Scott, who will do business at my former stand, I bespeak for them the same generons support that has been accorded me. Meantime, next door, I beg to ext?nd a most cordial invitation to the people of Kingstree and Williamsburg county to visit my piaceand make it their headquarters. My new store will be closed for tfo weeks while we are installing a large new soda fountain, the like of which has never been aeen here before. In due time I will have an opening of my ice cream parlor, ample notice of which will be given in The Regord's columns. FEBRU. Lawn at 9 cents 3ique at 9 cents js at 8 cents i Cloth at 9 cents Jks and Stripes at 4 cents check dinity at 9 cents mercerized silk at 18 cents m vurl cr i 1 L" nf 1 *)1 UICU U1V.1 VVl l?iV.U Oliu U V Am- VVIIW^ " " " waisting at 12V cents " " ' " at 15 cents "DRY KINCSTREE, 1 R8HANTIC MARRIAGE. ! Od Tbe Florida a Special Near Sailers Depot Two Hearts are United. Charleston, February 26:? Conductor C W Damon of the Atlantic Coast Line New York i and Florida Special No 89, yielded command of his train to Dan Cupid very gracefully last night, just after passing Salters, and while Engineer Bright Beard was shoving his engine ( along at a 50-mile clip, the little love god, through Mr J De* ; Jongh, notary public of Florence, made A W Harrell of Lock- ( hart, Ala, and Miss E 0 Ham- 1 mons of Rennert, N C, man and wife, amid the congratulations - / iL *.11 oi ineir xeiiuw paaaeu^cia. The marriage ceremony was completed by the time the flyer ] reached Lanes, 54 miles from < Chariest jn, and Miss Ledger of , Philadelphia thereupon made i the happy young people the ' wedding present of a silver < sugar spoon with the sentiment j that it might be useful in the i sweetness of their wedded life, j Without giving their friends ] and relatives any special warn- j ing Mr Harrell and Miss Ham- ' mons left Rennert in the after- ; noon and had it in mind to telegraph Charleston for a minister, planning to be married there and go on to Alabama. But before reaching Lanes the young 1 people decided that it would be a good thing to become united on the train, so they made in quiries on the vestibule for a minister. For awhile it looked { as if they would have to wait . until they reached Charleston to arrange for a minister. Trainmaster Brand of the j Atlantic Coast Line proved to be the right man in the right place. He knew that his friend, ! Mr DeJongh of Florence, a i lawyer, special agent of the road and notary public, was on , board the train, so Mr DeJongl] s was found and asked to perform the ceremony. He was quite willing. Mr. DeJongh likes to marry people. He believes in ; helping a good cause always i and can tie a neat and secure I matrimonial knot. So it was that the yonng peo- < pie stood up before him near < Salters with the train rushing ] on to Lanes. Witnesses were ; easy to secure. 0 T Elliott of j North Carolina, William Funk of < Kingstree and L B Brazell of ( -A * ~ J norence aciea as sponsors aim i cheerfully indited their signa- t tures on the marriage certificate t that Mr DeJongh prepared in a t jiffy. He had the two married i in proper form and everything j shipshape by the time the train t arrived at Lanes. He will for- i ward them a formal certificate in a day ar two. After the marriage Mr and Mrs Harreli were surrounded by their fellow passengers who hastened to extend congratula- ^ tions. It is not often that a mar- ^ riage is performed on a flying a vestibule, and all the passengers J were anxious to have a hand in a felicitations. Mr DeJongh de- ^ clared that he would frame the 2 . mmk K3DS J ARY IP Sf Tk 1 I 'WS 1:? cents 36 inch blea '( cents Light cali 15 cents 36 inch Linei : 1 '2i cents 36 inch 44 50 cents 36 inch Whit : 75 cents 36 inch Blacl 60 cents 40 inch Whit i 10 cents Embi J 15 cents j 20 cents GOODS s. c, generous fee that the jubil bridegroom insisted upon ha ing him. It was after the ceremony t Miss Ledger of Philadelp presented the blushing < charming bride with the sil sugar spoon. She declared tl she would never forget the mantic marriage. Miss Ledj was on her way to Florida. By way of celebrating the m nage the train arrived Charleston only 20 minutes la This close shot at schedule ti and the marriage combined make the trip of the train Charleston memorable.?T State. Citation NoticeThe State op South Carolina, County of Williamsburg. By P. M. Brockinton Esqaire, Prob Judge. Whereas, James A Scott made i to me, to grant Him Letters of ministration of the Estate of and eff< \i samuel a srntt These are therefore to cite admonish all and singular the kind uid Creditors of the said Samue Scott, deceased, that they be appear before me, in the Court of I bate, to be held at Kingstree, S. C? the second day of March next al publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in forenoon, to show cause, if any t lave, why the said Administral should not be granted. Given under my Hand, this 14th da; February Anno Domini, 1907. Published on the 21 day of Februa 1907, in the County Record. P M Brcckinton, Probate Judgi SPECIAL NOTICE Transient Notices will be Publisi r? TKJo Pnlnmn ot tho Poti? nf ( Dent u Word for Each Issue. For Sale?House and lot in L Dity, S. C. If you want a bargi ?ee or write to S. 1>. Knighi J-2d-4t Lake City, S. Before buying or selling a farm my property, write The < arolina Realty & Trust Cc I?14-tf Bishopville, S, For Sale-A good milch cow w f-oung calf; perfectly gentle. This second calf. E h Thomas, Lake City, S. C J?2l-2t. RFDSi Notice to Teachers. Williamsburg Count}- Tea< ;rs' association will held second monthly meeting Kingstree in the Graded sch( mditorium Saturday, March it 12 o'clock, noon, Dr J L Mai superintendent of the Floret 3ity Schools, will be presei ind will address the teachers :he Association. It is hop :hat a large number of our teac ;rs will be present to grt Superintendent Mann. T1 public, and especially sclic :rustees, are cordially invited ittend. P P Bethea, President. Miss Etta Jacobs, Secretai Notice. All creditors of the estate of C S Simmons, deceased, are hereby notif o render an account of their demai gainst the said estate, duly attest jid all persons indebted to the s state are requested to pay the sa ,t once. D J Simmons. rimmonsTille, S. C. Execut -21-41. / I 5ALE1? i TO 23. icliinjr at 7 cent! coes (standard) 44 cent: n waistinjf at 12 cent; 44 at 9 cent: e Jap silk at 40 cent! r Jap silk at 60 cent: e Net at 50 cents Mirlnrint it ~ v.%*v. ivo at %J LCilU " at 10 cent? " a.t 15 cents COMPA I ant ______ :;W Ilia ind h ver f Jj n ro- ^ Ejer i Y me to to brush and beat your old h 6 Overcoat, when you can get a new one at this Overcoat sale; a sale that means muchj for the man or boy in need of *te an Overcoa\ No exagge rat^t ed statements, but for sure Ada 1_ I ^ i enougn oargams in suirs ana ild Overcoats you'll find all you >j A and are looking for at this store. 5ro:?n All the new and most desirfter ie? able styles are included in Llon this sale at reduced prices. y of \ Full Dress and Tuxedo iry, buits at great bargains. Now's 5 the time to 1 uy. 55! Mail orders receive prompt Jg and careful attention. k Benlschoer J Bio. ? S. E. Corner King & Hasell St?, nke I Charleston S. C, , c. or >, .C. Notice. 'v1 Fruit and Truck Growers Association 1S of Lake City are hereby called to meet Friday, March I, to transact very important business. AC Stewart, Pres. 3 2?2t-2t. J D singletary, Sect'y. Summon" for Relief. State of South Carolina, :h- County of Williamsburg. its Court of Common Pleas. -a. E B Rhodus, Executor (Plaintiff, at vs 3ol Jane Keels, Marant Keels, Jennie o Orsbom, Darcus Frazier, Adam Keels, Bradley Keels, Martha Halsey. Lincoln in, Keels, neirs at law of Primus Keels, deceased. Defendants. To the Defendants: Jane Keels, it, Marant Keels, Jennie Orsborn, Darcus r Frazier, Adam Keels, Bradley Keels, Martha Halsey and Lincoln Keels, you ed are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, of ' which a copy is herewith served upon :et you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office in Kingstree, South Caro>ol lina, within twenty days after the f service hereof, exclusive of the day of snrh service: and if vou fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief rv. demanded in the complaint. Dated, Jan 21st, A. D.f 1907. Stoll & Stoll, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the defendants: Marant Keels, M Adam Keels, Bradley Keels, Martha ied Halsey, and Lincoln Keels, ids Take notice: That the complaint in ed, this action was filed in the office of the aid Clerk of Court of Common Pleas, in me Kingstree, County of Williamsburg, State of South Carolina, on the 28th day of Jan., 1907. or. Stoll & Stoll, 2-18~6t. Plaintiff's Attorney. . " . ? * % \ \ V ????????? 07 GOODS j \ No goods at sale ; prices charged. W, . Pill Ynr Mmip.r In Real Estate. Here are some of the bargains we are offering: No 29. 170 acres, 15 cleared. Near public road; 2 miles from P. 0; 4 miles fr.>m Church. Some good timber. Near raw-mill. Pri? $1000. No 31. 213 acres. None cleared. High pine ridge. Clay subsoil. Neai R R.Chnrch and School. Price Price $600. No 34. 240 acres, 18 cleared. Some timber. 10 miles from Georgetown and R. R. 2 miles from boat landing ou Pee Dee. Boats twice a week. Mile from Church and School. Dwelling and outbuildings. Healthy. $1000. No 35. 392 acres, 8 cleared. 1 miles from Lennds Ferry. $1000. No 52. 100 acres. No improvt ments. High, good land. Situate in Johuson: township. $600. No 54. 554 acres, 175 cleared. Good dwellings, barns and stables. Ou public road. 10 miles from Lake ^ity. opiencia property, sjjYZW. No 55. 90 acres. Dwelling and and outbuilding?. Si*-frofinfing8tree. $1000. No 56. 45 acres in towu of Harp^f ers. 35 acres cleared. Also follow- " ing houses, to wit: One 11 room dwelling; ten 4 room dwellings; two 2 room tenant houses; one Store House. $65( 0. No 57. 148 acres, 75 cleared. 10miles from Kingstree. $1800. Sft ISO nnraa J.O nlixii-u) Good community. $1500. No 59. 1350 acres. 25 cleared. timber. Can easily pot urifc** cultivation 500 acrts. Big bargain 5 miles from R. R. $5400. No 60. 100 acres; 45 cleare< Seven room dwelling; good bar and stables. One tenant horn One mile from school; splend farming lands. Price $2750.00. No 61. Eleven room dwelling town cf Kingstree. Known Epps Boarding House. Furnit will be sold with house if desir Price including furniture $4000.( Without furniture $3650 00. If any of these interest you see write. STMI RRfiS U 1 UULI MJ IlUUIj REAL ESTATE BROKERS, f 10-25-tf. Kingstree. S. C. n * n n n i r. it r. Lippnans tarsal ncmeij. la tbe greatest blood purifier in the world; superior to all sarsaparillas for the cure of Scrofula in its worst form, Goitre, Hip Disease, Swelled Neck, Running Sores and Sores in the Kyes. P. P. P. makes a sure and perm1*nent cure. Miss Ida Hastings, Savannah^*., says she was suffering all the tdftare of* a terrible case of scrofula, aad no relief could be obtained until P.P. P., Li ppman's Great Remedy, was tried; the result was a complete cure. Sold by W L Wallace. RIM'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS RtJitvt Indigettion end 8tom?ch Trow bit* * . '