The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 31, 1910, Page FOUR, Image 4
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C. W. WOLFE.
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THURSDAY. MAR. 31. 1910
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Spring, with that nameless pathos ir
the air.
Which dwell8 with all things fair;
Spring, with her gulden suns ant
silver rain,
la with us once again.
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The \\ innsboro News an<
Herald comes out this week be
I 1 decked in ornate Easter coverbetween
which are found an unusual
quantity of excellent reading
matter.
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In Dorchester county an "egg
picking" seems to l?e considered
a fitting place for "picking a
quarrel" and for the subsequent
fatalities incident to the settling
of such affairs among a certain
element of gentlemen (?) jealous
of .their "honor."
\V C Davis, Esq., of the Manning
bar, has been appointed special
Judge to preside at +i^e term of
court to !>e held ip" SunHer next
^preek, Judge _/Iv1ugh l?eing still
too ill to serve. Mr Davis is one
of ,4he ablest lawyers in this
section of the State and the
~^"5i!rtWr Bar Association unanimously
requested his appointment.'
Senator J \V DaniH, the silvtr,
tongued orator,distinguished Statesman
and scholarly gentleman
who w;is chosen in 1SS(> to represent
the "Old Dominion" in
S>f "the greatest delilierative Ihmly in
the world," and who has served
in the Senate continuously ever
b
since, has Invn battling with the
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<lrim Destroyer the past fortnight
and the gallant old soldier is
fighting the last great enemy
| 'with all the invincible courage disI,
. played when the green fields and
\ i smiling plains of his Mowd
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State wen' turned into shambles
ill the hopeless struggle against
overwhelming odds. Thousands of
hearts aehe in sympathy with
[ the brave- old veteran in tliiunequal,
and we fear ineffet tuul,
contest, yet we may still In* permitted
t<? hope that even yet
? Death, for the while at least, may
cheated of his prey and thi
B gram! old man spa rod t?? Ins
| ' family ami to his country.
I Foley's Kidney Remedy is a safe
B and certain remedy for all kidney
fi and bladder disea;es, whether acute
B^ or chrouic. It is a splendid tonic
L for middle aged and e'derlv people
T and a sure cure for all annoyances
B and irregularities of the kidneys
BL and bladder. D C ircctt.
EASTER AT SCRANTON. ^
Several School Closings?New
Buildings In Progress.
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Scranton, March 2?:?Mr w nor- ^
! ace Carter of Darlington spent )
. Easter in Scranton as the guest of
Mr R B Cannon. f
f Miss Worth Kennedy will'go to ?
Atlanta this week to accept a po- f
j sition.
Miss Florrie Jacobs of Kingstaee z
visited Mrs W S Lynch several days
the past week. t
Mr M B Garris, principal of the >
' graded school, spent Easter with
; friends at Orangeburg. I
Mrs M R Matthews of Darlington t
spent Easter with her sister, Mrs \
Myers Graham, of Scranton. (
Miss Rosabelle Harmon, of the
'graded school faculty, spent the '
week-end with friends in Charles- i
ton. i
j The Cypress Branch and New 1
I Zion public schools, near Scranton,
closed last week. Miss Alma Bow- '
I1 man, teacher of the former school,
: is spending this week with friends !
1 i at Elim before going to her home
: at Orangeburg. Miss Irene Daws
son. teacher of the latter school.
t! will, after visiting friends in
j Florence, spend some time in Scran- y
ton with Mrs R B Cannon before
returning to her home in Charles'
i ton.
! Miss Addie Cannon has returned
*; to her work as teacher in the grad>
I ed school at Cartersville after a
\isit to her home in Scranton.
11 Mr R E Lee's children are sick
! with measles.
i Work on the new bank building
has been temporarily checked, ow1
ing to the supply of brick being
exhausted.
Mr R L Lee's new dwelling on
Church street is assuming definite
proportions, and when the finishing
'' touches have been made Mr Lee
! will have one of the prettiest homes
in town.
?| Farm work is well advanced, but
I! some of the farmers have not yet
( received their fertilizers, owing' to
the congestion in freight traffic.
W. E. C. 1
Hebron Happenings.
Hebron, March 28:?As I have
! not seen anything in your valuable
paper for some time, will try to
write a few items. '
The farmers are busy preparing
. j their lands and planting another
icrop. Some are through planting
corn, while others have not comj
menced. The latter say that the :
! cold weather is not over. Some,
farmers will transplant tobacco in
, about two weeks, if the weather re- 1
mains warm.
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, The general health of this section
is very good.
! The second quarterly conference
! of the Cades circuit was held at Hei
! bron Saturday, the 26th inst: Pre|
siding Elder Meadows was present
and preached an able sermon. The
i pastor, Rev J R Sojourner, filled his _
i regular appointment on Sunday afj
ternoon, the 27th,at 3:30 o'clock; he '
1 also preached an able sermon to a
large congregation.
I Mr Bannie C Parker of Hebron
j and Miss Wilma Plexico, the Hebron
i school teacher, were made one last *
i evening. Rev J R Sojourner officic
ated. We wish the young couple a ^
long and happy life.
I Well, Mr Editor, if this misses _
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; the waste basket, I will come again. ^
With best wishes to your ever wel- c
come Daner. ABC v
Departure of Passenger
Trains at Kingstree. >
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; has promulgated, the following v
schedule, which became effective ^
Monday, May 17, 1000. c
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I STATE AND GENERAL NtWS. *
Dr T G Boyce of Covingto.i, Tenn.,
tas been elected president of Due
Vest Female College.
In the burning of the Fish Furniure
factory in Chicago last Friday
;ixteen employees perished in the
ire before they could be rescued.
Charles Wimberly was shot fatilly
by John Pendarvis at an "eggiicking"
in Dorchester county Saturlay
afternoon. Both parties are
-vhite.
Governor Ansel has ordered a
primary election to be held within
;he next 30 days to elect a successor
:o Sheriff J C Blackwell, who died
>n March 23.
Justice David J Brewer, of the
United States supreme court, died
suddenly of aix>plexy at his home
in Washington Monday night. He
was 73 years old.
Mrs George E Anderson, wife of a
well known young Spartanburg
farmer, shot and killed herself
Saturday. It is believed that bad
health was the cause.
The remains of John Henry Bethea,
the man who was slain after
killing two railroad men in Philadelphia,
was buried in the familj
grave-yard near Dillon Saturday
General T L Rosser, a gallanl
veteran of the Confederacy, wh(
also was appointed brigadier genera
during the war with Spain, diec
Tuesday, at his home in Charlottes
ville, Va., at the age of 73.
Miss Frances Mclver, of this
State, won the two years ire*
tuition scholarship in the New Yorl
University Law school at the clos
ing exercises of the women's class
in that institution last week.
At Batesburg Thursday of lasl
week, W B Glenn shot Clintor
Rhoden to death on one of the
main streets of the town. Both
men are prominent citizens. The
affray grew out of an old quarrel.
Gary Brackman, a white boytwelve
years old, was found ur
concious Saturday night in an old
school-house near Greer's, in Greenville
county. The boy wa3 cut almost
into shreds and w ill probably
die. The affair seems to be shrouded
in mystery.
Mount Aetna, near Cantania,
Sicily, whose periodic eruptions hav
in the past wrought great havoc,
has become troublesome recently
causing earth-quakes, and deposits
of smoke, ashes and lava, also destroying
the homes of residents of
the volcanic area.
At Mate-Szalka, Hungary, more
than three hundred people wert
burned to death at a ball Monday.
??too of ifc V?rnrrVif
?? I11IC LUC UautlllK vyao at ito utigiii
women's dresses became ignited
from Chinese lanterns and spread
from one to another, causing the
terrible disaster.
Sheriff Martin of Charleston wenl
to James Island Sunday just in time
to prevent a race riot, which was
the outcome of the arrest of five
negroes and two white men Saturday.
It is said that the negroes
were ringing church bells and callng
the lawless element together.
Ruth Wheeler, a fifteen year old
rirl in New York city, was lured
:'rom her home last week by a. dewy
offer of employment and her
)odv found tied up in a sack and
)laced on the fire escape of an
ipartment occupied by Albert
Volter, the man charged with the
rime, himself a boy only eighteen
ears old.
In the vicinity of Parks station,
lear Laurens, Sunday night Tony
Anderson was shot dead in the
abin of Ida McCoy Nelson, who
i*as herself mortally wounded, and
Uex Ray, living a mile distant, was
ailed to his door and shot through
he heart. Two negro desperadoes,
'laude Ferguson and Jim Davis,
rere the murderers of the first
wo and are suspected of killing
he third negro. Both the murierers
escaped.
Gootl health is impossible when
here is any derangement uf the diestive
organs. Foley's Orino Laxtive
is a natural remedy for s.tomeh,
liver and bowel troubles. It
ids digestion, stimulates the liver,
lid cures habitual constipation.
1) (, Scott.
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Mortuary. ^
Died?At 5 o'clock a m, Sunday, (
February 13, 1910, at the home of t
her son, Mr W S Haselden, Johnson- (
ville, S C, Mrs Sallie Hanna Hasel- i
den, aged about 57 years. Mrs Ha- (
selden had been sick for a long time 1
and her death was not unexpected. ^
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She is survived by tour cnnaren? <
three sons and one daughter, all of '
whom live in this county,viz: Messrs '
W S Haselden, M T Haselden, J E '
Haselden and Mrs Willie Snipes.
The deceased was a member ol 1
Muddy Creek church, where her fu- 1
neral was conducted by her pastor, 1
Rev J 0 Carroway, ir -- -he presence 1
of a Hr 'atives. 1
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; the Condition of \ <
of Kingstree,,J
located at
Kingstree, S. C.
At the Close of business March 24,15)10.
Resources
Loans and Discounts, 8202.111 *5
1 Overdraft^, 2.150 38
Banking House. 2,155 71
Furniture and Fixtures, 1,958 78
Due from Banks and Bankers, 51,911 03
. Ourrencv, 4,873 00
Gold, " 500 00
Silver and other Minor Coin, 2,113 37
r Checks and Cash Items, 500 24
.ATotal, $208,334 36
Li abilities
t Capital Stock Paid in, $30,000 00
) Surplus Fund, 15,000 00
Und. Profits, less Current
1 Expenses and Taxes Paid, 9,573 05
| Due to Banks and Bankers, 949 80
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check, 101,052 58
covinoro bun/iaita 11 1
Cashier's Checks, 529 55 I
5 Total, $268,334 36 I
> STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,) I
; county ok WILLIAMSBURG. f 8
Before me came F W Fairey,< 'ashier
of the above named bank, who, being
5 duly sworn, says that the above and
foregoing statement is a true condition
hi said bank, as shown by the books of
said bank.
F W FAIREY.
' Sworn to and subscribed before me
! this 30th day of March. 1910.
[L S] LkRoy Lee.
Not*rv Public for South Carolina,
s Correct?Attest:
K H Kellahan,
I> C Scott,
John A Kelley,
Directors.
I Statement of the 900(11(100 of
The Bank of Williamsburg,
located at
Klnffstree, S. C.
At the Close of Business March 24,1910.
Resources
Loans and Discounts, $132,439 74
' Overdrafts. 2,658 90 :
' Hanking House, 8,984 86
Furniture and Fixtures, 3,609 81
' Due from Banks and Bankers, 91,232 05
CIIU mwt 6 844 00
Gold, 425 00
Silver and other Minor Coin. 1,164 49
Checks and Cash Items, i49 56
P Other Resources, viz:
Cashed County Warrants, 1,725 30
Total, $"249,233 71
Liabilities
' Capital .Stock Paid In, $40,000 00
Surplus Fund, 8,000 00
. Undivided Profits, less Current
' Expenses and Taxes Paid, 3,639 72
I Individual Deposits Subject
to Check, 132,575 22
Savings Deposits, 64.600 09
s Cashier's Cnecks, 418 68
Total $249,233 71
: STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I
County of Williamsburg. f
Before me came E C Epps, Cashier
\ of the above named bank, who,
, being duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is a true con
dition of said bank, as shown by the
, books of said bank.
EC EPPS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 30th day of March, 1910.
H E Montgomery,
Notary Public for South Carolina.
Correct?Attest:
Chas W Stoll,
P G Gourdin,
J F McFadden.
Directors.
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