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NEWS NOTES 1
ABOUT LAKE CITY.
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DEATH Of MR. GODWIN-PLEASING;
LYCEUM NlilBER?STATE FAIR
VISITORS-OTHER NEWS.
Lake City October 30: ?
'Mr. E T. Gaskins of Leo was
noted here Monday on business.
KMiss Nellie Beavers, whose
home is in Agusta, Ga., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. L. Askins.
Mr. Balph Bingham's number
of the "Lyceum course, which
was rendered here last Thursday
night was a success throughout
There was a fine attendance,
the auditorium of the new school
house being literaly filled with
people, and if there was one
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WOO U1U UUl UU^u uunt uu muu)
felt the need of a mustard plaster,
be is either so dall that be
-would not reaognise a joke were
one hung on bis nose, or so
weary of life that his soul is
only prevented from leaving
bim by keeping his month shnt.
It is no easy matter to keep a
bouse full of Jpeople thoroughly
entertained for nearly twohours,
but he did it Mr. Bingham is
prehaps the greatest one-man
show in the country.
Judge John A. Green spent
Monday in the Hebron neighbor.
hood.
Some miscreant exploded a
dynamite cartridge in JtcAlister*s
mill race a few days ago
and destroyed a lot of fish. The
guilty party, however, did not
reap the fruits of his misdeed, as
he was scared off by those who
went to investigate the cause of
the noise beard by the neighbors.
Numbers of dead fish
floated around until they rotted.
The man who fired the shot and
the man who sold the dynamite
ought to be shoveling dirt in the
gang. Can we not have a game
warden in Williamsburg? Can
we not find a man who will honestly
and fearlessly protect to
the fullest extent of the law the
fish and game of this county?
Can we not realize that we
ought not to live for our selves
only, but for all our fellow man
and for the coming generations.
Some of us can not hunt, but
others can and do, and let us
help preserve something to
hunt. Some cannot fish "thanks
be that this writer is not among
their number," and they should
do ail they can to protect the
water creature from destruction.
^ Lots of our people have gone
"* to the State fair. They began
going Monday and are still going.
Even Dr. DuRant and
Watts Gowdy went. Think of
that, will you? The latter got
such a "move on" Monday that
even Sjaoat Gaskin's red whiskers
curlea up at the ends. The
astronomers on the planet Mars
may think that a new comet is
coming out of place, but they
need not be excited. The apparition
is only those red whisk
ers with a speck at the head trying
to connect a line.
The little two year old child
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Infants All W
Underwear.
People's
of Mr. H. J. Hancock, who lives
near town, was bitten bj' a garter
snake Monday and died in a
short while.
Mr. Henry Cooper Godwin
died on the night of the 22nd
inst, at his home in this town.
He had been complaining several
days, but his condition was
not regarded serious. However
he took his bed Sunday night
and passed away in two days.
Pneumonia was the immediate
cause. He was buried in the
Baptist church ya rd Wednesday
ofternoon with Pythian and
Woodman honors, the local
lodges assisted by visiting
brothers having charge of the
interment. The funeral services
were conducted by Revs T. J.
Rooke, S. J. Bethea and J. W.
Truluck, and the attendance
was very large. Mr. Godwin
was one of the four sons of Mr.
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otfiuuci uuuniu, wuu ja
one of the leading men of bis
neighborhood, a good man and
loyal citiaen. The deceased
married Miss Daisy Philips, who
with three children survive. He
was very nearly thirty-six years
of age and seemed to have many
long years ahead of him, but
"no one knoweth what a day
shall bring forth." He was
energetic, devoted to his family
and the orders to which be be*
longed and was of pleasant
manner. The sympathies of
the town and community are
with bis family.
Mr. A. 8. Baldwin treated us
Sunday to a trio of fine wild
ducks that were killed in Me*
Alister'f mill pond.
W. I* D.
Egg CSee, li cU a package, at
Hill ft Dickson's, Lake City. 10-31tf
Coffee, 10 to 35 eta per lb at Hill
ft Dickson's Lake Citj. 10-31-tf
Fell Asleep li Jeses.
On Monday morning, October
21, at 3 o'clock, little John Willie
Cooper passed from this life
to the land above, there to join
the angels' choir, which bis
mother joined about three years
ago.
He was about four years of
age, and seemed to be in perfect
health until nine days before he
died. Friends came to the bedside
to do all that fond hands
could, but, alas, the summons
came and little John Willie went
to do his Father's errands. We
think of him now as being home
with mother, home with the
angels and home with God. Yes
at that bright home not made
with hands, but eternal in the
heavens. He leaves a father,
sister, grandmother, grand father
and a host of friends to mourn
his loss. His remains left Delph
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on Hie <:ou iram jaunuay mum?
ing for Otter Creek, Fla., where
he will be placed in the Otter
Creek cemetery. SrT. H.
All kind of canned meats, frnita
and vegetables at Hill & Dickson's
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Notice!
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By Georgetown & Western Railroat
Comi-any of its Intention to Apply t<
! the Next General Assembly of th<
! State of South Carolina for ai
Amendment to, Alteration and Chang*
of its t harter.
; The Georgetown &. Western Kailroat
o/wYinnnv u'i tl at. the next session o
the General Assembly of the State <>
Southarolina. apply to said Genera
Assembly for an amendrhent to it
j Charter and for such alteration anc
change therein as w ill confer upon it bi
an Act of said General Assembly, a
: mong other rights and privileges, th
i right to build and construct a railroai
i from some point on the line of George
town & Western Railroad, betweei
Lanes in the county of Williamsburg
and Georgetown in the county o
Georgetown, through the counties o
Georgetown, Williamsburg, Florence
and Marion, to seme point or points ii
said counties by a route or routes to tx
determined upon hereafter by saa
Company.
Georgetown ft Western Railroai
Company.
By Raymond S Fare,
General Manager.
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Many rheumatic attacks are due
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duty of the kidneys is to remove all
uric acid from the blood. Its presence
there shows the kidneys are inactive.
Don't dally with "uric acid
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doomsday with them, but until you
cure the kidneys you wilt never get
well. Doan's Kidnev Pills not onlt
remove uric acid, bat care the kidneys
and then all danger from ario
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Rupert B Cairo, bookbinder, em*
ployed at the State Publishing Go.,
official printers for the State of
South Carolina, living at 1010 Lam* e
ber St., Columbia, 8 C, aay?: "I
thought I had rhenmatiam and
treated for it on that belief. I need
11 kinds of linimeat The pain
iras in my back and in my hips
clear to the shoalders. The liniments
did no good and 1 took blood
medicines bat they did not help me..
[ took a long trip in hopes that the
change of climate might help me.
[wasairay for three months bat
oould see no change for the betteifc
[ heard Doan'a Kidney Pills and
ietermined to try them, and got a
Mx at ? drag stores They com<>letely
removed the psias out of my
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;be old trouble since I need them."
For sale br all dealers. Price 30
sent*. Foster-Milbarn Co, Buffalo,
fcw York, sole agents for the
Jnited States.
Remember the name?Doaa's?
ind take noothe.
Executor's NoticeAll
creditor's of the Estate of J H
risdale, deceased, are hereby notified
iid requested to forthwith render an
account of their demands, to the unlersiraed,
duly veiified and attested;
nd all persons indebted to said Estate
ire hereby notified and requested to
nake payment te the undersigned.
W A Met Rka, Kingstree, S C,
D Z Martin, Trio, S C,
Executors of the will of J H Tis[Hie,
deceased,
10-24-2t
Special Offer.
You are invited to call and
ee the following vehicles,which
vill be sold at cost to make
oom for our fall stock:
Seven surreys prices from $65
AAA AA
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Two phaetons 65.00 and] 70.00
Two 2 seated open buggies
?ach 50.00
Two open buggies each 25.00
One top rubber tire buggy
'0.00
One open rubber tire buggy
>5.00
One top rubber tire buggy
>0.00
Williamsburg Lite Stock Co.,
L0-3~4t Kings tree, S. 0?
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