IF*'" w . .,,? o '3 . ? - -? - ? '.InsuranceAgency: /''i^ . i * Insurance^cencyj f ' i-gii! qljc (?ottnti) Uccoro. y?i j V0L XXItl KIXflSTREK, SOUTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1000. NO. j EX-GovHR1/ - IcSWEENEY. ^ MILES B McSWEEMEY DEAD. Passed Away Yesterday Afternoon at Baltimore After Long Illness Ex-Governor Miles B McSweeney, the editor of the Hampton Guardian, died at Mt Hope Ketreat, Baltimore, yester afternoon at T) o'clock. lie Had been ill for about two months and had been taken to Baltimore for treatment. He is survived by his wife and six children. 0 ^ ^ ^ ^ I I I # # # 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 : AUTUMN OPENING OF j | MILLINERY, j j WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, \ OCTOBER ?u)ui?i tt 1111111111 * 11 i| Omr Mettlkoc SZ Must suit the peop) SZ ^rowinjL,'- all the time | Omit ResdMf gp Protect your deposit | Omit Expert Leads us to believe gp business satisfactori I THE FARMERS S R E Lake Cit | WANTS YOU ^iUiUUlUaUiiiiUiUiUlUUiUi iVINTEF A stock of Merchandise to 1 worth of new and seasonable fioo< ?ver been our pleasure to show ( oe seen to be appreciated. STETSON HATS. Tb )ut middle man's profit we can sa KABO CORSETS Cc finds. Full Line < Complete Stock shoes, inclu >ee our handsome assortment. SILKS. 30-inch China Si four pocketbook. Don't fail to st r\ rv t r /->aai\p rvr?nf> UKY UUUL>2>. L?KC3 :hoicest offerings. Nothing bette salterns looked so tempting. But And don't lorget that we art People j ary value r cu mnHunm iriced designers in the cnur ft ? ? ? ? le of the biggest concerns i squal to any that go into fii led custom tailors can give annot begin to match?pri ) Suits?made of best just right in every pa Correct in Fashion, ck's Bar; Once Was Enough Magistrate (discharging prisoner) : 'Now, then, I would advise yon to keep away from bad company." Prisoner (feelingly) : "Thank you, sir. Yon won't see me here I again."?October LippincotVs I Loans. The Kingsiree Insurance, Real Estate and Jx>an company is in a position to m ike loans to citizens of Williamsburg county on approved security. Apply to E 0 Epps, President, or .1 W Umstead, SecretaryTreasurer. 0-9-4t e, because cur business is zSt ?? 1 ts against anv loss. suae? 3 that we can handle your ~3 lERCHANTS BANK, 1 ;y, S. 0. | R BUSINESS| uauiuuiiuiuiuuiiuiuiuiui ( GOO) reep pace with Greater Kingstre< ds bought from the biggest mark< :>urcustomers* We merely mentii ie genuine John B. Stetson hat be ve you money on these high clasi >mbine comfort and hygiene and of Men's and E ding" swell line Ladies Oxfords. Ik, 45c a yard. Japonika Silk, 31 ie this beautiful line of Silks. S GOODS. In Dry Goods and. r to be had. We really overstocl that is your gain, as we must ma i headquarters for Pure Food Gro 's fiercar Kingstree % . ^ P. '. j4: /-v*^ <^Vv? v^ ^v-* v^* %/*?* V~>? v?* > you get i OTHN itry are capable of producing n the country is able to emf ie custom-made clothes. : you. ces that are as low as oth cloths in handsomest rticular. iterial and Tailoring. gain Stoi I THE WAY OF THE TSANSGRESSOB. i ' | Geo. V. Murray, Black Ex Congressman : from this State, Must Serve Sentence. Sumter, September 24:? Sheriff W H Epperson has received Dotice i from a detective agency in Chicago I ? i n i if .1.^ j mai txeorge vvasuiugiun ;uurray,Lue i negro Ex-Congressmau from the 7th South Carolina district, who is a fugitive from justice, has been arrested : in that city. The telegram stated j that Murray refuses to return to | South Carolina without extradition i papers, and that he is being held! ! pending the arrival of an officer and j the proper papers. 1 Murray, who at the time lie was! I indicted was one of the largest land j owners in Sumter couuty, was con-! i victed of forgery and sentenced to | i serve three years on the public works ! of the county or a like time in the State penitentiary. Murray was a'bly defended and no effort or expeuse was {spared to save him. The case was taken on appeal to the supreme court,! and he was released on $3,000 bond. ; He remained in this county until itj became known that the verdict of' the lower court had been affirmed by j the supreme court and then disap- { Ipeared.His bond was estreated by the' I .AUnifni* .iti.l rn.ia tin.llv r,ui " ?& in | JG. 1 i I | Aoy. I j er stores sell com- |g 4 noHavnc "foil. I {Mltllt'l ElCj VUUre. 1 tence in the former ease. Deputy Sheriff Sykes is in Colombia today for the purpose of seeming the necessary requisition papers, and from there will go on to Illinois for .1 Murray. MAKES RESTITUTION Liquor Firm Volastarily Offers ts Return tn Statu (30 nfift ftvomtiQMioc IUIU IV VIUIU f UVtUUU u J bl l/IIUI uuu* Columbia, September 27:?Following a conference last week between ? ^ the winding-up commission of the old State dispensary and the representatives of the Bernheim Distilling Co., of Louisville, Kv, the company today announced tout it wiW refund to the '"ftate over-charges on : liquor amounting to $30,00(1. The company, which was represented before the old State board of control by James S Farnum, acquitted Saturday of bribing Jos B Wylie, then a member of tb? purchasing board, to give the concerns represented by Far mini 'he preference in purchasing liquors, admits the cverchrages and says it ;s willing to make good this much of the State's loss. The refund is voluntary on'the part of the company, as the old State dispensary board of control had effected a complete settlement with the concern before the winding-up commission took charge of tiie affairs of the dispensary when the institution was legislated out of existence, and tti? company never has put iu a claim lor money due it for the liquors sold to the dispensary, as has been done by many of the other houses, which had h~m awarded contracts for liquors. joreT" te ^ ^as t31 ?y must SgEpSpP >any,