The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 12, 1907, Image 1
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. VOL XXI KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA, DECEMBER 12, 1907. NO. 49 j
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MEMORY HONORED.
Mritt tf Jit* Mb I. fiUuM Miifl
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Seine siz months ago the Vicksburg
Bar Association appointed a
) committee consisting oi S, 8. Hadeon,
J. D. Thames and John Brunidi
to haze Judge John D. Gilland's
portrait painted and hnng in
the court room. The oontract was
let through A. L. Blanks and the
picture has arrived. The painting
is a magnificent pieoe of work,having
been executed b? Mr. Rein hard t, an
eminent artist of New York.
The portrait was copied from a
splendid photograph taken by Mr.
A. L. Blanks. It will be hnng in
the court room within the next few
f few days.
The picture will he aaciea to a
^ gallery containing the portraits of
some of the most distinguished citizens
of this city and county. There
are now hang in the court room
portraits of four eminent judges of
the Warren county bar and two
great citizens. The men represented
in the gallery are: Judges John B.
Guion, Jacob Shall Terger, Upton
IM. Young and Warren Cowan and
Sargent S. Prentiss and Col. Walker
Brooke.
Col. B. V. Booth today gare a list
?"* of these portraits and stated that in
reality the pictures of a number of
pfUUilUCIlb VUUCUS BUU IUCUIWI1 v?
Bp the bar of former days should be adPded
to the collection. Col. Booth
declared that by all means the
paintings of Thomas A. Marshall,
1 * Horace H. Miller, William C.
tfcjmedes and others should be added
to the list.
Before the pioture is hung in the
coriH house it will be plaoed on
exhibition in the show window of
Wright Brothers. There will be no
I formal exercisei in connection with
! the hanging of the pictures. Judge
Gillaud died on the 13th of April,
1897. /
In this connection extracts from
The Post of that date, relative to
the death of Judge Gil land, will be
of interest:
The following interesting sketch
k of Judge Oilland is taken from the
''Biographical and Historical MemI
^ ories of Misu&sppi".
| Judge J. D. Oilland, Judge of the
' ~ math Circuit Court District of MiaI&stippi,
was born in South Carolina
in 1849, the 4th in the family
of six ohildren born to Bev. J. R.
and Mary C. (Qiboes) Oilland, the
ferner a Presbyterian minister and
a teacher by calling, being a professor
of mathematics in Davidson College,
North Carolina, having also
taught in many other places. In
j>* 1871 be cum to Mississippi ana ne
i for several yean preached the gospel
in Hinds county, but died in Sooth
1 Carolina in 1877, his widow still
sorming him. The paternal grand|L
father, Thonau GUland, was born
p in Ireland, bat came to the United
p? States and settled near Chambers
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Gre
! the following special induce- J
ments.
Boys Suits,well worth $l.So
at $1.20
n u.
reopie s
burg, Pa., where the rect of his days
were spent, and where his son, Rev.
J. R. Gilland, was born and reared,
his education being reoeired in Jefferson
College. The mother's people
were descedSed from Robert
Gibbet colonial Governor.of South
Ciroliaa and the maternal grandfather,
Wilmot S. Gibbes, was a
physican of considerable note in
Chester District, South Carolina.
Mrs. Mary C. (Gibbes) Gilland was
a granddaughter of Chaooellor DeSaossnre,
of the Palmetto State.
Judge J D Gilland was educated
bv his father in his youth and began
life for himself as a teacher. He
went to Arkansas in 1868, and followed
this calling in Mount Holly,
Camden and College Hill, after
which he rent to Missouri and read
law at Palmyra. In September
1871, he came to Mississippi, and
settled at Raymond, where he continued
his stndy of law and was
admitted to the bar in May, 1.872,
and began practicing his calling at
that place. He soon moved to Vicksbarg,
however, and was located here J
in constant practice nntill he war
appointed to the bench in February.
1890. He had been very successful 1
in adjusting the differences of the I
people of his district, and was an I
eminent and able jurist and was I
deservedly popular. He'was a self- I
made man, and for a time was one of I
the leading members of the Vicks- I
bnrg bar, and was one of the most
nonnlar indues in the State. Hei
?"r f?o ?
was one of the incorporators of the
People's 8arings Bank, of Vicksburg,
of the Hill City Oil Mills, 1
was a stockholder in the Vicksbarg ;
Compress Association, and was the
owner of a fine home on Cherry
street He was a member of the
Knights of Honor, and was an elder
in the Presbyterian church, in which
be and his f&tnily were members* ;
He was married in 1872 to Mrs.
Emily J. (Lundie) Shepard.? Viclcs- ,
burg Post%Nov. 22.
Citation IToticeThe
State of South Carolina ?
County of Williamsburg.
By P "Si Brockinton, Esquire, !
Probate Judge.
iA
W nerval) caoic A vwa uuuc
ait to me to grant him letters of
Administration of the Estate of and
effects of M A J Cook.
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and sifignlar the km.
dred and creditors of the said M A
J Oook, deceased, that they be aad
appear before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Kings tree, S
C, on 16th day of December next
after publication thereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they base, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my band, this 2nd
day of Deoraber,Anno Domini,1907.
Published on the 5th day of December^
1907 in the Coujtty Becobd.
PM Bbockibton,
Probata Judge.
For cofJins,ca8keta or undertakers
supplies day or night call on L. J.
8tackley, Kingstrw, 8. C. I
AFRCA
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$ 2.00 Value $ 1.
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Company's. 11-28-4
Highest cash prices for Hid
at People's Market. Scott
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rices.
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') are selling at actual cost, re>
member w*e also carry a nice
impany.
SALTED HEWS IflU
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Film?Lsctls tftA Ptrsnsls.
h Salteks Depot, December^:?
fc The young ladies of the Salters
I school will give a play on
* Thursday night, December 19,
at 7:80 o'clock, entitled "The
\ Sweet Family," in the 8alter*
| town hall. An osyter sapper
will be serred afterwards. The
purpose is to supply the Salters
school with a library. The
school is making great progress
under the management of Misses
| Etta Jacobs of Kings tree and
| and Mamie Commins of Ridge*
| ville, SC, both of whom are
I very popular with both parents
I and pupils.
' At the last meeting of the
' Salters camp WOW the follow*
' ing officers were elected for the
s n
1 ensuing" year: consul commander,
LT Thompson; Banker,
E T Hamer; Adv. Lieut, J W
Whitfield; Clerk, Cbas W Boswell;
Escort, Andrew Ragin;
Sentry, Chas Fowler; Watchman,
H H Carter; Manager, L A Whitfield.
The camp has recently
taken in several new members
and is in flourishing condition.
Rev J J Tart, after a stay in
this neighborhood, has decided
to move near Kingstree. His
home was formerly Marlboro
county. ,
Mr and Mrs Fowler, of Marlboro
county, are visiting relatives
here. " j ,
Miss Edith Whitfield, after a
pleasant stay of several months
in Florida, has returned home.
Mrs Fred Shuler of Sumter is
Vi.r mnfhap Vfro P U
V 1D11 lilg UU liiVbilWl | M I
Salters.
We now have two R F D
routes from this place and the
third route has been recently
inspected.
,
Mrs Chas. W Boswell and ;
children are visiting- friends
at Ridgeville.
Messrs J W Whitfield and A <
R Moseley attended a WOW*
banquet at Coopers last Monday
night and were royally feasted.
fcJta 1 f?rc is hack
home again, after a long visit
to her sister in Marlboro.
The second ball of the season
took place in the Salters amusement
hall last Thursday night.
It was a great success, some of
I fliA ftM harholnrK heinc seen on
the floor, and most of those
present stayed until the cock
crowed for daylight
Rev Mr McLees will conduct
a series of meetings in the Union*
Presbyterian church, com- ;
mencing Monday night, Decern* ;
ber 9. The public has been cor- <
dially invited. <
It is with much regret that <
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IPANY.
line oi groceries.
The above is no fake but > |
honest facts.
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the people have to see Rev Mr
Carroway leave for bis new appointment.
He is the most
popular and best loved preach. <
er sent here in years, and it
was a great disappointment to
have him removed.
Mr Julius 6 Lifrage, Jr, is
now bead clerk at Mr W M Clarkson'8
store,Heinemann, 8 C.
Mr Editor, what turn become
of those most popular writers, ,
Wbippoorwill, Bine Bird, Europatkin,
etc., are theyvall dead?
We would like to bear from them
occasionally.
Saltkbs Dspot.
(Spesk up,Whippoorwill, Blue
Bird. Ruropatkin et al?Ed. Thi
Record.)
Parties desiring to purchase
either town or country real estate,
improved, call on or write
B Wallace Jones & Sons, Lake
City, 8 0. 12.12-3L
I IN OUR
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j NEW STORE
1 We are now in our bi? I Jjjj
| new store on Academy j
Street near the Postoflfce I
I and would be pleased to |
thave our friends call pnl |
us. *
t We have in stock at all I
it times a full and most!
complete line of every-1
fliinrr liciiolK/ fmiri/l in O I
i iwrwiav ?u h ' t .
I* modern store, and our J
prices are lowest ever!
known in Williamsburg
county. ^ :
| SAVE MONEY i
I BY SEEING US BEFORE \
| BUYING ELSEWHERE | 1
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Tbe Bargaia Specialist. | |
Kingstree, i
| S.C. |
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