The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 19, 1908, Image 3
SHOT INTO MAN'S HOUSE j<
Aclo! Lawlessness Near Harpers? j
Trouble over Stock Supposed Cause. '
Harpers, November 1(>: Mr.li;
J Browser's bouse was shot into last
Tuesday night. Your correspondent
is informed that the suppov-d cause;
grew out of Mr. Browder's taking i
up stock on his land under the stork*
law. The writer has known Mr;
Browder for a number of years and
had considerable business dealings j
j&tiii him and has found him honest
I and upright in all business relations.,
1 do cot know him as a neighbor,nor I*
" T ' - 1! ,u..
<10 1 voucn lor HIS i ignis hi me su-j>o |
he has taken, bat 1 am truly sorry j
that an occurrence of this sort should ;:
happen in our neighborhood and
hope that tlie trouble may beadjusted
to the sat.sfactiou of all peo->'
pie concern- 1. The time is not ripe I
for the op-radon of the stock la a in i
he lower part ot Williamsburg j
County, but it is to be hoped that I
any hardship or injustice it brings I
about to individuals may be settled!
peaceably, without resort to lawless I
methods of iutiinidation.
Changing the subj x-t, Mr Editor, j'
I am informed that Mr Graham Alt- '
man, a farmer living near Harper, I
has a biucli of twenty-three potatoes,
each ot which would average 1
the size of a quart measure, making
in all nearly three pecks of potatoes '
in rttiD luinoh Who r>nn h#?at: it?
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Our sister town Rosemary is laying
tlu' foundation for an up to-date :
carriage shop for the repair of vehi- 1
^Jes, also the ground will be broken
for an ice factory in a few day*.
These two enterprises will be put m
operation at once, and we expect to
see an oil mill at or near Rosemary (
within twelve months We hope to |
see Harper and Rosemary join hands ]
and be one town in thrift and oner- ]
gy- |
Another special school district will <t
be laid off 011 the ?V llliamsburg side 1
?\ f ? T a U7 ranoo i
U1 Ilitl pci3 at I'iltC. 4UI IJAiiguvt
MoCullough will make a survey at
an early date. Our people are nmk- j
j 1.g great strides in an educational j (
way. Subscriber. (
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^ Hoi Springs Ark.,
Ms nocompetition against Lippmun'sj
Great Remedy for the cure of Rheumatism.
,
James Newton, Abeideen, Ohioi
says P. P. P. did him mote good;
v than three months treatment at Hot j
Spring--, Ark,
\V. T. Timmons, of Waxahatchie
Tex., says his rheumatism was so}'
bad that tie was coutined to his bed :j
for month-. Physicians advised Both
Springs, Ark., and Mineral Wells'* 1
Texas,at which place he spent seven j;
weeks in vain, with knees so budlvv
swollen that his tortures were beyond ' ]
endurance. P. P. P. made the cure! I
and proved itself as in thousands of j'
/MU'uC! I ha KLsirl 1\11 ri fiiar 111 M
^VIIICI I HV Kfi\'\S\A I'ltliUVI ? ]
The world, and superior to all Sarsa-11
parillasand the so-called Rheumatic !
Springs.
(.rand Farmers' Rally.
There will be a grand farmers'|
rally at Kingstree 011 December 15, j
1908. Distinguished speakers are ex-!
pecLed to be there, among whom are :
President llairis of the State Farmers'
Union, U S Senator-Fleet E I)
Smith and Senator F 11 Weston.
Also the Williamsburg Countv Farmers'Union
will meet on that day.
Everybody is invited to come and
hear something that will do them
good. Come one, come all, and especially
members of the Farmers' Union,
aDd let's have a big time,
J D Daniel, Pies, i
W C F U. |
J T Fkiekson, Sycty.
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How is your Digestion.
Mrs Mary Dowliug of No 22S
8th Ave,, San Francisco, recommends
a remedy foi stomach trouble.
She says: "Gratitude for the wonderful
effect of Electric Bitters in a
case of acute indigestion, promotes
this testimonial. I am fully convinced
that for stomach and liver
troubles Electric Bitters is the best t
remedy on the market to-dav." This 1
great tonic and alterative mediciue
M^rgoratea the system, purities the ]
Ifcrfblood and is especially helpful in
forms of female weakness. 50c.
at D C Scotts drug store.
Old papers for sale cheap by J
the hundred at The Record *
office.
Do not forget that DeWitt's Lit- ]
tie Early Risers are the best pills s
made. They are pleasant little pills s
that are easy to take and are prompt 1
?. and gentle. We sell and recom.
mend them. Sold by D C Scott, M
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A Jeweler's Experience.
C R Kluger, The Jeweler, lUGO
Virginia Ave., IndiaiiufK>lis, Ind.,
"1 was so weak from kiduev
:rouble that I could hardly walk a
rut ml red feet. Four bottles of Foley's
Kidnev Remedy cleared my complexion,
cured my backache and the
irregularities disappeared, and I can
low attend to business every day,
iud recommend Foley's Kidney
Heniedy to all other remedies had
tiled. W L Wallace.
We make a specialty of handing
.Staple Groceries in larjje;
juantiiies at Farmers' Supply!
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Sheriffs Sale. !
STATE "K SOUTH CAROLINA, ) !
County <?i Williamsburg, j
Coirt of Common Pleas. )
V M Gordon, Plaintiff,
Again>t
Alice I la'by, Ervin Darby. In-irs-atlaw
of .lack Darby, deceased; Yanikie
1 >avis. '< e r.. I'avis, neorge i/avis. i
Mary Co?y?*rs. Collins Davis, Louella !
Frasier, heir?>-at-law oi George Davis,
leeeased; Mackey Davis, Morgan Dav- :
is. George, Levalve Davis, heirs- i
it-law of Friday Davis, deceased; For- !
tune Darby. Harry Darby. Daphuey!
McCants. Tena I ox won h, James Dar- j
y, hvirs-a:-law of Caesar Darby.de- I
leased; Docia < ohen. James Cohen,,'
Philip Cohen. Mary Richard<un. Sarah I
Epp>, Solomon Cohen, Pirket Cohen, i
ieir>-al law of Windsor < ohen, deceas- j
I; Fed Darby, Mose Darbv, Bonus j
Darby. John Darby. Jacob Chandler.1
irir? it-law of Daphney Darby, decea?
?d: Carrie Lee Dingle, tephus Darby, j
Lizzie Darby, heir>-at-!a\v of Lisbon;
Darby, de eased: lb n Major. Sam Ma- }
ior, Jacob Major,Fortune Major, heirsit-law
of Matilda Major, deceased: Sa- j
ah Darby, heir-at-law of I-aa<- Darby,
ieceased; Louisa Boyd,Frances James, |
ralvin Darby. R<>>anna Darby, heirs- '
it-law of Calvin Darby, deceased: Loran
Gamble, William Gamble, Wesley I
Jumble. heirs-at-law of Sarah Gamble,
I Innmuro Danhnpv
icvcaocu, ^ut?.i? . V| ? ?j- j
Hose, heirs-at-law of Clara Dunmore,
leceased, and Jacob Chandler, l>elending.
By virtue <>f a decree of the Common !
^leas Court in the above stated case in
he county and State aforesaid, I,
ileorue J. Graham, Sheriff of William.*
>urg, S C, will sell at public auction to
he highest bidder before the Court
douse door at Kingstree, S C, on sales
lay in December, viz. Monday, Decem>er
7, 1908, during the legal hours of
(ale, the following described real estate
>n the following terms:
That certain tract of land situate in J
he county and State aforesaid,coniainngone
hundred and sixty acres, more or
ess, bounded by the lands of McDonild
and of the estate of Theodore L.
Jourdin, being the tract conveyed to
;he said Jack Darby by the executors
>f the last will of the said Theodore L.
Jourdin in December, 186'J, the deed
hereof being recorded in the oflice of
egister of mense conveyance for the
aid county in Hook L, at pages 152 and
53.
Terms of Sale-.?Cash, purchaser to
>ay for papers.
George J. Graham,
l-19-3t Sheriff.
Notice of Application
For Homestead
Notice is hereby given that J
\lurion Barrineau has applied to me
,o have his homestead exemption
issigned and set off to hirn according
;o law and in his petition has shown
lis intention and has actually applied
for an assignment of his homestead
in lands and personal property i
situated iu the county of Williamsill
rg and State of South Carolina.
II O Bkitton,
Clerk of Court, j
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'have watched
;len's Arnica
,v.*r failed to cure
or burn to
.plied. It has*saved
.tor hill,*' says A K
it Wilton, Maine 23c.
jC b drug store.
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THE COUNTY RECORD
Kingstree, S. C.
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Woman Interrupts Political
Speaker
A well dressed woman interrupted
a political speak r recently bv
continually coughing. If she had
taken Foley's Money and Tar it
would have cured her cough (juickly
and expelled the cold fiom her
system. The genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar contains no opiates and is
in a yellow package* Refuse substitutes.
W. L. Wallace. I
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We Cut Fine Piece
Warm Winter Underwear.
Gents' Heavy Cotton and Wool 1
Mixed Vest and Drawers, Value
$1.25. Special, each 98c.
Gents' all Wool Vests and Drawers
(Natural Color) each $1.48.
Ladies'Cotton and Wool Mixed
Ribbed Vests, Medium and Ilea- ;
vy weight each 75c,
Ladies' Cotton Ribbed Vests and j
Drawers, light, medium and j
heavy weight, each 49c,
Ladies' light weight silk and ;
wool Vests and Drawers, each
$1.00.
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* _ Eczema, Chronic Female 0*1
C-. iiarcurlal Poiaon, Tetter,
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lochia, and feel badly try P. P. P., and
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and lowness of price, that quality
considered, is little short
of astonishing and most pleasing
as well.
New Taffeta Silk Waists in Black .
and a full line of colors each
$6.00.
Ladies' Lace Waists, trimmed
with Medalions and Val edgings.
Price $2.50, 3.00, 3.75 up to 25.00.
Ladies' White Linen Waists,
some plain tucked, others trimmed
with colored embroideiy,
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Foreclosure Sale
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Williamsburg.
< ourt el ' ommon fleas
'armors ami Merchants Bank, a coration
duly created and chartered unthe
laws of the State of South Car1a,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
! McElveen ami A H Williams, Trusin
bankruptcy of the estate of J C
Elveen. bankrupt. Defendant.
Inder and by virtue of a decree of
eclosure issued out of the court of
imon pleas of Williamsburg county
:he above stated case, dated the lfith
of November.1908, to me directed,
ill sell at public auction to the highbidder,
for cash, before the court
ise door in Kingstree, S C, during
legal hours of sale, on Monday, Denber
7th, 1908, the following describre
d estate, to wit: ?
U1 that certain piece, parcel or lot of
d lying, being and situate on the
st side of Acline avenue (formerly
ilroad avenue) in the town of Lake
y, and in Sumter township, in the
inty of Williamsburg and State of
ith Carolina, containing fourthouiH
l? not A snnarp fppt and measuring
IV said Acline avenue forty (40) feet
nt, and measuring in depth one bnn>d
feet. and being in form a paral>gram,
and bounded as follows, to
t: North by lot of land ot'<> E fcin- I
itarv: East by lands of 0 E Mngle y;
South by lot ol land of 0 E Sin?tary,
being the lot upon which the
ible now stands; West by said A? line
enue. which runs upon the right of
>y of the Atlantic ? oast Line RailPurehaser
to pay for papers.
II 0 Brixton.
Herk of the Court of \'ommon Pleas
Williamsburg Connty.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that
til further notice the Kings?e
(linneries. will run three
ys in the week ? Tuesdays,
ursdays and Fridays. Vgj
(>ko. A. MoElvlkn, Mgr.
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\XATIVE cough remedy.
r coughs, colds, throat and lung
mbles. No opiates. Non-alcoholic,
od for everybody. Sold everywhere.
The genuine
)LEY'S HONEY and TAR is in
'ellow package. Refuse substitute*.
Prepared only by
Foley & Company, Chicago.
W. L. Wallace.
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HAKLESTOX, S. C.
5E in the South.
Wholesale Prices.
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nest Display of Ladles' and blisses'
Suits in the State.
[dies' Strictly Tailored Suits
Fancy Mixtures. Would sell
sily at $12.00, our price, suit
0.00.
dies' and Misses' Tailor Made
lits in plain Broad Cloth and
innisli Mixtures. Suits tfiat
mid retail easily at $20.00,
r price, suit $15.00.
$25.00?We have an assort- ?
:nt of Ladies'and Misses' suits
plain and fancy striped Broad
oths, Plain and Fancy Panais
and Herringbone stripes in
I the staple and fancy shades,
le largest assortment and the
eatest values in the South at
e price. Suit $25.CO.
autiful line of finer suits up
$125.00 suit