The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 15, 1908, Image 1

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"~WE~REPRESENT I//^f M_ ^\\ 1 SEED Emotley*CO., t j,lll?y ifjlf (LdtUttt) 0 $& I I 7 fully given. W ^W /^W <^W t mistake in allowing us to D E Motley & Co Lak<* City S.C J ^ _^> t handle your business. 4 '"" 111 _ "T_"~4i g ,'OL XXII KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA, OCTOBER 15, 1908. NO. SI ff j: ' XVWtVVVVtW?VVWtV"tV> ^ s OR LESS f f (.OON ^ Collars 5 CLOTHING ^ KING 5 QUALITY ^ SHOE 5 LADIES'""JACKET 5 A SHAWLS 5 D AND ^ 1ES FACINAT0R3 ^ POINTER BRAND H ^ ?arc? ^ Peerless in Quality and J b i people: HL XAAMAMAMAAAAAAMA* FSony presbytery MEETS AT KINfiSTREE ? - GA1 BERING ATTENDED WITH PECULIAR INTEREST AND ENTHUSIASM-WORK : OF THE SESSION. Kingstkbh, October 9.?The regular fall meeting of Harmony 1 presbytery adjourned on Thursday afternoon, after having been in session 1 since Tuesday noon. The people of <Kingstree appreciated the honor of having presbtery m*t within their gates and as it had been 15years since the last time that honor was conferred on tbeoi, the n e.t ngs were attended with peculiar interest and enthusiasm. The ministers and elders attending were all entertained at the homes of members of Williamsburg church, who tried to show them every hospi -I:*... a j utmv auu owuiicej. ^ The meeting was opened at noon Tuesday with a religious service. Rev W H Workman of Salem brick church, retiring moderator, preached rthe opening sermon. After the close of the servioe the- business session was called, at which Rev H A Knox of Mayesville was elected - | moderator and Kev K L tirier tern-j porary clerk. The roll was called by the stated clerk. Rev W S Porter, and the meeting adjourned till 3 o' clock, when a business session was i held* < At 8 o'clock religious services i were held. Rev W H McWeeo, of Mt. Zioo church, preached an elo- i quent sermon at the close of whieh < a business session was called. The i subject for discussion was the "Sunday-school Institute", which is a regular summer school for Sunday- < school teachers. Rev J P Marion I of Sumter read the report of the i committee on the subject and an I interesting discussion ensued. ] Presbytery convened at 9 am, i and discussed the report of the com- t mittee on the work of the Columbia c seminary. At this meeting the Rev c James McDowell, D D., pastor of j ' Bethel and Midway churches, asked c that his pastoral relations with those ( churches be dissolved ou account of ? his increasing years and delicate c r'" health. Dr McDowell's request was i granted and he was given permission ] ? - 1- ? J _ Dy pre?oytery to worst wuuiu auu i j without the limits of the presbyterial I field. c The many tributes paid the be- c loved old pastor by the various j members of presbytery were beauti- 1 ful and touching. Dr McDowell is 1 known and beloved throughout the 1 State and it was the expressed wish 1 of his fellow pastors and the un- c spoken wish of all others who knew ] himjthat he may yet be spared many I WWWWWVWVVWYtVVWW ~~ r- C* I ~~F ^ M ? DO VI c. r? jj/, ;S ^ a (if s? cj. ; ~s? i'\ o lxgam i ** ^ ^ ^ ll ATS style ^ 5 MERCAN TIL MMMMWAMMAWtAMW yea is to continue bis noble work. At 11 o'clock a preaching service was held and the congregation was delighted to hear Rev J 1* Marion, the eloquent young pastor of the Sumter church. After the regular service communion services were held, it which Dr James McDowell ami Dr W J McKay, pastor of Concord church, presided. At the close of the communion service a short memorial service for the late Rev Darnell, who for years was pastor of the Indian town church, was held. An eloquent memorial sketch, prepared by the committee, Rev E E Ervin and Mr Hugh Mo Ontchei), was rea l effectively by the latter. Presbytery then adjourned till 3 o'clock, when a business session was held. At 8 o'clock Wednesday evening the missionary conference was conducted by the Rev W S Porter of Summerton. This was a most interesting meeting to all present. The speakers on home missions were Rev A C Bridgeman of Indiantowu and Rev W J Wyly of Georgetown, War A Tf WiVkHasm annlro An anh. ject of foreign missions, A collection was taken up during the evening and the sum realized was $89. Presbytery convened again on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock and a business session was held, at which the subject of the forward movement in missions was discussed. At 12 o'clock a preaching service was held sod the Rev J 0 Rowan of Camden, reoent graduate of the Columbia seminary, preached a forceful and striking sermon. At the close of the service a abort business session was held before the recess for dinner. r??i? _? o x ictsuyictj wuvrum agaiu at ui d'clock and wound up the matters: remaining for discussion, this being adjourned meeting. Most of the churches of Harmony presbyter? were represented by elders, ind the following ministers attended ;be meeting: Revs ? ? Ervin, pastor >f Williamsburg, Central and Union jhurches; James McDowell, D D., me tor of Bethel and Midway :huri h; W J McKay, D D., pastor of Joncord church; W S Porter pastor of Jummerton, Pinewood and Jordan shurches; R L Grier, pastor of Cornth, Richmond, Brewington and tfew Harmony churches; W J Wyly, jastor of the Georgetown church, 3 R Murchison, pastor of the Bish pyille church: J P Marion, pastor ,f the Sumter church: H A Knox, Ktttor of the Mayesville church: T 3 Trenholm, pastor of Beulah, uynchburg and Lake City churches: N H Workman, pa9tor of the Salem Brick church; AR Woodson, pastor >f the Manning church: J C Rowan, pastor of the Camden church; W H McWeeu, pastor of Mt Zion church; WWVWVWVWVWWMW - \VF. STAR BRAM) SHOES l STfflfc -f> f BRAND Aj^Sf ' SHOES v"?*KF , .flUE, *V TSiQ. BETTER AJjrPr k f ,E CO., Kingstr AMAAMfAAMMAMMfMMM. ! A CBridgeman, pastor of the Indian i town church, and A M MeNaull ol Florida. Three of these names were at thi meeting struck off the roll of Har many presbytery. Rev J ?Y Wvl has accepted the call in the uppe ! Dart of the State: Rev A M MeNaull i lias withdrawn from the ministry, | ami tlm pastoral relations of Rto j James Dowell, I) D., weredis9olved a his own request on account of his age Dog and Pony Show. The Children's Delight: Kint and Tucker's world famous do< and pony shows will exhibit a Kingstree Tuesday, October 20 afternoon and night. They havi the prettiest and best trainee dogs and ponie., that do every thing but talk, and 9 funny clowns. Don't miss the chance of seeing Topsy, the baby elephant. Pav QaIA ?' "i aaiv On Monday, December 6, 1908 the undersigned will offer foi sale at public auction, before the court house door at Kingstree S u, a certain farm or planta tion belonging- to the estate oi the late DrS D M Byrd, containing thiee hundred and forty two (342) acres, about one huudred and twenty-live (125) acres being under cultivation, with buildings and three artesian wells thereon, said lands^being situated within one mile of the town of Scranton, and conven! , i_ -I U U J lent iu ciiurtue*, smuuis <tnu railroad facilities. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. Harvey 0 Byrd, M D. 10-8?8t ^3333333333: | BUGGIES m ===== I THEY HAH f({ To make roc 2J GOODS. 1 ft Buggy in th? 2 percent. ab? /f\ Come in ai *? self some mo !?* * ____ jj IF1. 13 'VvwwvwwwvwvTywvyvvwvv S The 3 , S > ' Matter > Hand m |^.; In rtvtnkd in ^ \ th? manner in ^ ' clothes art -j 1/c^mSA '"hloned. [7] |* Jr )w / M Garments are PQ / jfAuEg r ^ most certain to i *7^ in ana picase | ^ 'jv you and vital i 2 j \ parts so well i HI 3\ that the g?r- | ^ V l \ wear and held ; 5 97 \ up. ^ W-M A box THE GLCBE i? Ny remcmbe I TAILORING Lj V - -CO. clothes ^ ee, ?>. ?' ?MMMAAAW AAAAAMAAAA AMV BOARD OF TRADt MEETING. c E J Various Matters for the Good of the, * l ovr. Discussed. v The rejjn' .. monthly meeting ^ .. of the Board of Trade was held . 1 < c I in the court house Tuesday;^ nijrht when various matters of i r . importance were brought up for t t j discussion. First came up for atten-j ! * tion the report from the com- 1 mittee on new enterprises as to j ! what has been done preliminary d ' to the erection of the tobacc ? y >r: warehouses. The committee re- > ported that four options had been s ' secured on building sites, that Is ? a board of directors had been c *1 elected and officers chosen and n ' that the building sites had been s r ' decided upon. t ; j A resolution was passed or h ' (derin^ the secretary to invite J a Mr E Campbell, manager Col- ja umbia Chamber of Commerce d freight bureau, to address the, , Board of Trade on the subject " of freight discrimination among- i ^ the railroads. If the invitation n ' be accepted the date will be an- v f nounced later. When the matter of a man- j n ager for the Kingstree hotel c came up a motion prevailed c that all communications relat- ^ ive to securing a manager for lc . I ka nv?r tn thp ^ IUC livin IA, IU1MVU ~ . V. .V. ...? executive committee, Mr Kella- w ban, the proprietor,having placed the matter of secnring a n lessee iu the hands of the Board v of Trade. t< It was ordered that the committee on rivers, and harbors G _ d ^ y iciuri ? | * K : GOT TO GO $ ; ifl >m for FALL tfk ? Will sell any * lg, i house for 10 jfi d ^ * 31 ve cost. jji ti fid save your- ifi h ffi cl ney. ifi ai ===== >fi oi CELLEB | A.i pi r f JL 4 "\. i_L-i . ^Hstl WWMVWyWVVWTVWMW WF is the ideal footwear 6? . Vj 79 soft and easy on tlie I 1 I \h*4> shnnkable, aQd made u yiKj/fJr of half a dozen pair is p months?think of it?twei ?a -whole half year. If a hol< r tear comes in a pair in that time,; you have to do is to send them hack d get a new pair absolutely free ey re guaranteed to last. vAMAAAAAAMAWWMWM*/ Iraft a petition directed to Con-1 pressman Ellerbe asking for a I urvey to be made of Black riv-| f booking to an appropriation * making this stream naviga)le. The secretary was direct- j j d to communicate with the | j Georgetown Chamber of Com-1 j nerce inviting their Co-opera L ion to the end above stated. !, Two New Dwellings. Notwithstanding the financial lepre.ssion the building spirit: foes on unabated. Mr Hugh ! JcCutchen is putting up a hand-1 ome residence on Academy; d treet near the Presdyterian a hurch and Mrs M J Porter's tew dwelling on her lot in Mill treet is well under way. Both hese buildings are two stories igh and modern in architecture, nd when completed will be mong the prettiest of the new welling houses in Kingstree. Warren McFadden, a well nown colored man living six liles from town on the Greelyille road, lost his dwelling by re Jast luescuy at i ociock p i. The lire is supposed to have aught from coals left in the hi mney place bile the family ere out picking cotton. The >ss is several hundred dollars, hich falls heavy on a hard orking, reputable negro. Mr J C Bell, whose home is ow in Georgia, is here on a isit to his old home near lndi?n)wn post office. Mr and Mrs W H McGee of reelvville visited in town Tues ay. Mr McUees last mare, ulia, took another prize of $22. ) in a trotting race at Timmonsille last week. Bif Show C?lif King and Tucker's Big Oity Lail Road shows will exhibit at ingstree Tuesday, October 20, ain or shine under waterproof ;nts, seating twenty-five hunred people. This show travels fv 1 their own train of cars. They ave some of the best lady and intleman performers, trained ogs, ponies, monkeys, goats id elephants that do everyaing but talk. This show comes ighly spoken of as being highlass, moral and refined as wrell 5 educational. Don't miss the n rand free outside exhibitions ?* l show ground at 1:30 p m. .? rj Now is the time to buy a hay Sc ess to bale your hay. Get a Jummings press" at Farmers' ipply Go's. ' " ' 'It ' . -"f? t VYVWVWWYVYtYYW? Tiosiery Yyi | for men or women? ? ^ feet, absolutely non- 2 1 fast colors. A box M ^ [uaranlced for six + ity-?ix weeks ^ I AW AWAWAW AW * ROLL OF HONOR. i 'upils of Kingstree High School Who Have Made Distinction. . Kditor County Record:?Tieow you will tind the Honor ioll for month ending (October th. No one is put on the Ilon>r Roll who makes less than. ?0 in any study, including belavior and punctuality. We lope to publish this every nonth during the school year. t is quite small but we hope it vill be fuller next month. We had an enrollment of 21-t luring the first month with an iverajje attendance of 202.3. Truly yours, J Groves Colbert, SupL First Grade. Hubert ruuk. Serena Lee. Hampden Montgomery. Second Grade. - < Mary McC'ants 95.14 Mary UuBose 94 43 Third Grade. * Blanche Tisdale 9312 * Fourth Grade. Mauldin Lesesne 95.00 Fifth Grade. Leora Gamble 95.43: Sixth Grade. Walter Suliivan 97.86 Rubie Thorn 97.14 Louise Barr 95.28 Seventh Grade. Donald Montgomery 98.25 Flossie Kellahan 94.25 Cuyler Harper 94.00 Ninth Grade. Blooma Kennedy 98.12 Stella Cowrrd 97.75 Lillian Salters 97.75 Maude Baker 97.50 Minnie Brvan 97.37 Tenth Grade. Ada Brockington 99.11 Clara Montgomery 98.88 Roberta Coker 97.44 Lula Brockington 96.22 The following do not take a ill course: Eunice Kennedy 98.28 Eva Guess 96.71 Mattie Vause 94.28 Final DischargeNotice is hereby given that the ndersigned will apply to the Court Probate for Williamsburg county i November 16, 1908, at 11 o'clock i the forenoon, for letters dismissor as Administrator of the Estate of don Evans, deceased. October 8,1908. L D Evans, 10-15-4t Aum. 7m J I - . v." 1-. I t-u-r. ' .' >