The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 11, 1910, Page THREE, Image 3
f* VARIETY OF NEWS i
FROM LAKE CITY, j
DEATH OF MRS. WARD-AN ABLE
SERMON--BLIND TIGERS
FINED--PENSONAL.
- Lake City. August ?Mr and
Thomas Williams <>f Waucnula, Fla.
visiting at Dr A H Williams'.
"Judge" John A Green went to
r Charleston Saturday last.
i
Mrs Fred Hines has returned j
home from a stay of about a month [
at her old home, Kinston, N C.
Rev W B Boney went to FayetteN
C, last Monday. He is assisting
in a series of meetings and
will be away until the latter part of
next week.
LeRoy Lee, Esq, was here from
Kingstree Monday afternoon on
legal business.
Mrs A H Williams and the. three
crmollov a'PTlt t/~k N
C, Tuesday, for a stay of a month.
iid Mrs Thomas Williams ac- ;
inied Mrs Williams.
5 H W Carter and children,
Nettie and Master Donald, who .
een visiting in town, returned !
ir hom? in Darlington a few
igo.
' W H Whitehead, who is vis
lis brothers, Drs J E' and W
itehead, occupied the pulpit at
iptist church Sunday morning
reached a really excellent ser
rom the text, "For the life of
sh is in the blood." It was a
n of bright ideas,deep thought
Deere spirituality, the k'nd of
rse that appeals to those who
and who enjoy the meat of
the gospeL, and crave something
higher and deeper than the little
"spiel" of the modern superficial
preacher. Rev Mr Whitehead is principal
of the Leeksville-Spray Institute
at Leeksville-Spray, N C.
W L Bass. Esq, was in Manning
last Thursday on business before
Judge Wilson.
Last Thursday afternoon those
who were near the depot witnessed
a scene which graphically portrayed
the immeasurable chasm l>etween
the white man and the negro. In
a yawr a white man of good educatioiy
in easy circumstances, a first
rate thinker, a retired preacher and
a cwn who has made a success in
Mf^and holds the profound respect
of everybody?this man now seventy-seven
years of age, was chopping
weeds and hoeing grass industrious
ly, while the sweat s:reamed down
his wrinkled face. Not a hundred
feet away a half dozen burly,
sleek "niters" were loafing?doing
absolutely nothing and would do
nothing even for treble pay. Lazy,
dirty, filthy louts that are cancers
upon the breasts of society, raising
nothing but "nigger" musk, while
this splendid old hero is elevating
mankind, for no man can live the
life of this man and fail to better
all mankind.
Mr Eddie Cockfield, who has been
away 12 years in Georgia, is out on
a visit to relatives and old time
friends. In appearance time has
wrought but little change in him,
but the changes in men and things
noted by him are many and marked.
While veral of the friends he left
here have gone to :hat other land.
I many remain, and it were ha idly
needful to say that every one of
them were delighted to grasp his
Uomrl Anno nornin \fr Goekfield is a
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first rate man and good citizen and
is deservedly respected. His home is
aiHt rnon, tla.
Mrs Janie Ward, wife of Mr Baxi
ter Ward, died at her hoire near
Awierson's Bridge, Florence county,
last'Friday. , She was the eldest
daughter the late Capt J A H
Ccxikfieid, and leaves. besides her
husband and several brothers and
sisters, s^ne ten children, most of
whom, however, have arrived at
maturity, Her brother, Mr Eddie
arrivprl from (it-orcia
^Kust in time to attend her funeral.
Tuea lay two white men, Boyce
^feakertod Bemis Knight, and a ne|H^ro,
Joe Burgess, pleaded guilty in
^ ntendant Blackwel's court to the
^kharge of selling wh'skey un'awful|Hy.
The sentence was $50 or thirty
^Hays'in each case. "Blind tigers"
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may flourish for a time, bat sooner
or later the consequences of their
unlawfuiness will be visited upon
them.
Mr Vernon Laney of Hartsville
is visiting in town. WLB
CHARGED WITH SERIOUS CRIME.
Two Negroes Brought to Jail Accused
of Criminal Assault.
Constable D. F. Edwards brought
in two prisoners Tuesday and delivered
them to Sheriff Graham.
They are both young negroes, about
25 years old, and are charged with
the serious crime of assault with
intent to ravish. Their names are
Thurber Weaver and Ed. Turner,
and their home is in the Vox section,
where Constable Edwards says
they have borne a fairly good reputation.
The alleged assault took place on
July 2, and the circumstances, as
gathered from Mr. Edwards, are
about as follows: A young negro
woman living near Savage employed
the two men to haul an organ from
Lake City to her home. She accompanied
them in the wagon and at
dark near Vox postoffice, where she
says they had driven the wagon
instead of taking the nearest course
to Savage, the alleged assault was
committed.
The defendants' statement is to
tne effect that the young woman
hired them to haul the organ for
her and refused to pay for their
services. They charge her with
prosecuting them from motives of
revenye or spite because they insisted
on being paid.
The preliminary hearing was held
before Magistrate Davis on Monday
and a probable case made out, hence
the defendants were committed to
jail as above stated.
Why not patronize the City Pressing
Club? All work guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Charges reasonable.
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We are offering special bargains
in Rice. 500 satks must go.
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siness methods and
assistants, each exp
the value of Tobacco
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the farmers' friend, stands in th
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In Love with Klngstree. Cc
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j The editor had the pleasure re-1
eently of visiting the good old town
of Kingstree and of addressing a "3
representative audience of her peo- pr
pie. We must confess we fell in
love with the old town. There was
much to appeal to us in the physi
cal surroundings, in me signs ui
culture and progress, and in the j
' type of citizenship. We would like j
to have stayed longer and seen! fl
j more of Kingstree and her people I
and shall allow ourselves that pleas- fl
ure sometime. During our stay we I
were entertained in the delightful I
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gordon. I
Kingstree is beginning to put on fl
city airs now. The municipal im- I
provements and the large amount I
of building going on and the care fl
they are taking of their town are fl
prophecies of a large day.?Lake I
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Pipkin-Foster. 1
Married?On Thursday,August 4,1
by Rev S T Russell at the home of ?;
' Mr Darius Bragdon, Georgetown,
S C, Mr J G Pipkin,Jr. of Blooming- T
vale, S C, and Miss Justina Foster
of Corning.N Y. After the ceremony
the bridal party were tendered a reception
at the reception of Capt
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j Mt, N C when he was suffering in- H
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cold I ever had, 1 then proved to my H
great satisfaction, what a wonderful I
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ling one bottle, I was entirely cured. B
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j a medicine like that." It's the surjest
and best remedy for diseased
Iangrs, Hemorrhages, LaGrippe,
Asthma, Hay Fever any Throat or s
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it the Palmetto where you
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square dealing
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?ngressIonal Candidates* Appointments.
We have been requested to pubh
the. following itinerary for Conessional
candidates in this county
Morrisville August 17
Johnsonville " 38
Lake City " 20
Greelyville " 23
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rgf No. 91
Knighrs of Pythias
V * Regular Conventions Every
2nd and 4th Wednesday night*
/isitinsr bretliren always welcome,
stle Hall 3rd story ^oun!in Building
(J. D. Jacobs, C. C.
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TRISTRAM T. HYDE, President. COURT
J. S. PINKUSSOHN, Vice Pres.
Directors:
1 M. H. LAZARUS, R. G. RHE^
I JULIUS M. VISANSKA, J. S. PINK1
1 G. B. BUELL, J. ALWYN
E. MITCHELL SEABROOK, LELAND M
AUG. R. RUGHEIMER, A. J. BUIS'
i W. A. MOORE, R. S. WHA
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things upon which we base our claims:
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