The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 14, 1909, Image 8
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Mr ) E Broadway was accidentally
killed while loading a oar with |
lumber at Pinewood, in Clarendon
county, last week. Mr Broadway I
was only about 30 years of age and !
was well and favorably known over :
that county. He was last year en- f
gaged in the mercantile business
at Silver but at the beginning of
this year went into the sawmill
business.
Mr George W Brown, a well
known farmer who lives near RockHill,
was iustantly killed Friday by
being caught in the belting of his
cotton ginnery.
A serious difficulty occurred
Tnpaiijiv near Tradesville, Lan
cester county, between Benjamin
Hunter and Thomas Davis, the
latter of Waxhaw, NC., in which
the Noith Carolinian was cut across
the throat and face, making an ugly
wouud. The trouble war about
a mule and occurred at Mr Hunter's
home.
LR Livingston, an employee of;
the Bell Telephone Co., at (Ireen ille,
fell forty feet from the top |
of a pole Wednesday of last week i
and was instantly killed. It is j
thought that the unfortunate line- 1
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man touched a live wire of the traction
company, causing him to lose
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At the recent term of court in
Darlington John Wallace, colored,
was sentenced to be hanged on Cctober
\ 29 for murder.
Ernest Spann, Jr, of Lexington
county, has sued the Crosson Drug
Co. of Leesville for .$10,000 for
the alleged wrong labeling of a
bottle of medicine purchased,
which caused him to become extremely
ill. This case is said to be
without precedent in the courts of
the State.
Joseph Stephens, white, 27 years
old, was convicted of murder in
Wilmington, N C., last week and
sentenced to be electrocuted. This
is the first case of a white man
being convicted for a capital felony
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Civil war.
James Henry Jacobs was shot in
the knee Friday night at Bennettsville
by French Revels. Jacobs and
several others were visiting at the
home of Revels and ice-cream was
being served. When the difficulty
began Revels picked up a gun
and started to leave the house with
it, when Jacobs and another man
interfered and grabbed hold of
Revels, who still held the gun,
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discharged, the contents entering
Jacobs's knee. When the physicians
arrived it was found necessary to
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imp'.; 'ate the li:n!\ 1 at the patieu
hap 'es; >a lunch l)!n > 1 that lew;.
)Yerc< tile by the shock :i:m1 i.
tin result of the investigation
uiade through a High Point, N
detective agency, two white men
Dispenser .1 11 Martin and Ste\
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Jamieson, C C Sweat ami Fred Ec
wards, are in arrest at Holly Ilill f(
robbing the Holly Hill disp?nsar
of $(>00 worth of booze 011 the 17t
of last month, charged with burj;
lary and grand larceny. The
were granted bail at $1,000 each.
The extradition of Georj
Washington Murray, the colon
Ex-Congressman, is causing qui
a stir over in Sumter. Mr J .
Grady, agent for the State, wl
conveyed the requisition pape
from the office cf Governor Ans*
has returned without the prison*
The Governor of Illiuois has giye
Murray thirty days of grace, an
in the meantime efforts are beir
maue lu |>reecuw a ^uviuu
Governor Ansel for the condition
pardon of Murray or the wit
drawal of the lequisition pape
from the Governor of Illinois.
Henry Ward, the twelve year o
son of a Pickens farmer, was hor;
bly mangled in a cotton gin Mondt
His hand got caught in a gin st
which cut into his arm and side ?
badly that he died after several hon
of intense agony. The gin had to
taken apart before the body con
be removed.
A GREAT FEATURE
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| Of Ibe S. C. State Fair at Columbia V
Be tbe Visit of President Tatt.
The Atlantic Coast Line a
nounces very low round trip ral
from all points in South Caroli
to cover the above occasions tic
ets to be on sale October 31
November 6 inclusive, with retn
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limit, to leave v,omnium uj; w ?
including, hut not later than, mi
night of November 8, 1909. Tic
ets will include admission to t
Fair and transportation to a
from Fair Grounds on local trai
of the ACL, which will make fi
quent trips.
I Saturday, No\ ember 6, will
Taft day, when the President w
meet and address the people at t
Fair grounds and review the mi
tary and civic parade.
Inquire of C W Boswell, ager
Kingstree, S C, or any agent
the Atlantic Coast Line, for infc
Imationasto rates, schedules ai
j tickets.
T. C. White,
General Passenger Ager
W. J. Craig,
Passenger .Traffic Manager,
Wilmington, N C.
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School Notes Miss Mctuilough Wins
, Medal?Personal and Local Items.
, Scranton, October 1.5:?The loij
cal graded school has been in
> operation two weeks and is pro's
gressiug satisfactorily. Prof Harris,
I- the principal, has charge o:! the
>r' sixth, seventh and tenth grrdes.
y i The third, fourth and fifth grades
h are taught by Miss Floride Harper,
j- Miss Ro$a Bell Harmon has charge
?y of the primary grades and the
music department.
The enrolment is larger than it
T0
3 iw:is last vear. soiae boarding
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^ pupils being in attendance. This
^ is the pride of the town and its
continued growth and increased
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usefulness will be promoted in
I every way by the people of the
'' community.
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,n Mr R B Cannon and Misses
j Allieand Marie McCullougli attendjg
ed the State convention of the W
C T U at Columbia last week.
aj The Misses McCullougli contestjj.
| ed with others for the gold medal
,rg'and Miss Allie McCullough won
the prize. She was elected a dele;
gate to the national convention to
M! be held in Oklahoma City and
ri_ I will there contest for the
tuurlnl
J ' j ItliUJIVllVI illVUUt,
IW j Miss Annie Laurie Bryan has:
10 : returned to her home in North
118 j Carolina after visiting Mrs J M
be,Mvers, Jr.
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I Mr Winslow Wright returned
| liome Monday from Clarendon,
N C., where he was called to see
his sister, who was critically ill.
Miss Lily Graham and Mrs R A
fill B Calder attended the Woman's
l Missionary Institute at Darlington
; as delegates.
I Mr J J Brown of Florence was
tes
i in Scranton Tuesday. Mr Brown
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k i was a teacher in the public schools
of Williamsburg and Florence
I counties for forty years?a lonf
, I period of service.
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1{j_ Messrs C P Johnson and P M
Lee transacted business in Kingshe
tree Tuesday?
nd; The deposits in tl.^ local bant
ns i are heavier now than have beer
'e-1 in a longtime?a good indication oi
j prosperity. W E C.
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ill Death oi Mrs. D. E. Gordon.
be As we go to press news reaches
b- us of the death of Mrs M II Gor
don, widow of the late Capt D E
it, Gordon of Lanes,which occurred
of at 2 a m October 12, at the home
>r- of her daughter, Mrs J L Merri
ad man,in Georgetown. A more ex
tended notice of Mrs Gordon's
death will be given next week
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One car ot the 0 K Coofc
Stoves and Ranges at
It Farmers' Supply Co's.
merely a matt
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Death of Mr. HL- Graham.
Mr William Lawrence Graham,
a well known citizen ot Williamsburg
county and alt'on^K-rate
veteran,died Tuesday,October ,
I at lus home near Single and was
buried on Wednesday following
at Hethesda church. Mr Graham ;
| was 72 years of age and leaves |
1 a wife and two daughters, a sis- ;
ter and a brother, his nearest !
surviving relatives.
Quiet and unassuming, Mr ;
Graham was a type of the class
of men that are the back-bone of
our country. He was highly
respected by the people among
whom his three score and two
years were lived and his death
is deeply mourned by them all.
He took an active part in everything
that conduced to the upbuilding
of his community,
whether materially or spiritually.
For many years he had served
faithfully as a steward of Ilethesda
church,which office he held
at the time of his death.
New AdvertisementsFarmers'
Supply Co?Seed Oats.
Bank of Kiugatree?Deposits So licited.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Lake City ? Small Accounta and
Large Ones Welcome.
Bank of Williamsburg?The Financial
End of th^ Farm.
Gale & Gale?Millinery.
Kingstree L)j# Goods Cb -School
Shoes. A
S Marcus#Fall Goods.
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.Just received,two car loads of
Seed Oats at
It Farmers' Supply Co's.
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Sale to Enforce Merchandise
Lien1
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, J
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S R Mouzun
vs
r ' George Wood?.
Pnrsuant to an order issued to me in
the al>ove entitled case by R K v?'al[
lace. Esq, magistrate. I will offer for
sale for cash in front of the court house
door in Kingstree, S C, on the first
Monday in November next during the
legal hours of sale, one bale of cotton
: belonging to George Woods.
George J Graham,
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- Land SaleI
will sell for cash 254 acres, more or
less, of timbered land in Johnson township.
Williamsburg county, said land
; within two iniles of the Marion branch
of the Atlantic Coast Lumber i Co
" railroad and 6 w 7 miles from Mingo
|. creek landing.
Also 68 acres, more or less, in Mingo
I township, about 20 acres under culti
A-?LaiioA nn com?
k vation, Wltll OI16 It'Iianu iivuov. vu uw*mv|
to be sold for a division of the estate
' of 5 R Graham.
George J Graham,
10-14-8t Kingstree, S C
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Tributes of respect.obituaries,
cards of thanks and all commu:
nications of a personal nature,
not netvs, are charged for at the
rate of one cent a word.
er of economy
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Carload of fesh s ock will arrive this week. i
Fancy Driving Horses, I
Combination Horses, > |
Good Work Horses. ;M
Any and all sizes of
Nice. Sleek Farm Mules fl
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in pairs or single, I^H
Call and see us before buying or trading. I
Yours to please, I
Williamsburg Live Stock Co, I
Kingstree, S. C. I
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DEPOSIT
A BANK that has never lost a dollar since its estab- ta
lishment. '
A BANK that has increased its business over $150,000.00 a
during the past year. "
A BANK that pays 4 per cent on its Saving- Deposits, | ,
compounded every uiree mumua. _
A BANK that welcomes and appreciates your business i
whether larjje or small. a
THE BANK OF KINGSTREE 1
RESOURCES $360,000.00 I
D. C. Scott, N. D. Lesesne, F. W. Fairey,
President. Asst. Cashier. Cashier.
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W Our stock is now complete with full and up-to-date line of itf 5
it Men's, Women's and Children's $ 1
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