The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 13, 1910, Image 1
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|| VOL XXIV. KISG8TREE, SOI TH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1910. NO 31
IP J ^ if your aim in life is to
L Sjfe of anything but the sake of y<
? I A fu!l and complete line
? * Our stock of Single and
Rifles?Anything you c
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SUNSHINE AND SHADOW
AT LAKE CITY,
PAVING CONTR ACT LET-PERSONAL
ENCOUNTER-PETIT LARCENY-HAZING
AT CITADEL.
Lake City, October 11:?Hen J P
Hollis of Rock Hi:! sjxmt Sunday
night and a portion of Monday in
town. Mr Hollis, who was a RepreSentative
from York county in the
last General Assembly, is traveling
| in behalf the commission on factory
^ conditions, he being a member 'f
that commission.
Miss Eliza Keels of Lynchburg
I^Hs vigiting her sister, Mrs \V L
h i t e h e al.
HB Consequently Judge Baldwin a;>BH^Lears
every day in a fresh shirt and
HlHpollar and his best"Sunday clothes."
^^^He wears a benevolent smile also.
Mr C S Lucas spent Monday in
Darlington on business.
Mrs HB Green of Florence, who
Korl ko?>n vicitinor relatives in town, i
returned home a few days ago.
Mr Wilbur Joues has accepted
me position of day clerk at the Halcyon
Hotel and entered upon his
duties last Tuesday.
W L Pass. Esq, attended court
in Florence this week on profes sional
business.
Mr E F Prosser was in town Monday
from Vox. He does not appear
to have lost much flesh on account
of his defeat in the primary.
Mrs Hampton Ward, a sister of
Mr W E Carter who married and
k went to Florida soon after the Civil
B war, is here on a visit.
The town council has let the contract
for paving to Messrs Beatty
Bros of Georgetown. The work
will proceed without delay and will
be pushed to completion with as lit
tie loss of time as possible.
Jeff Moulds and Arrie Miles had
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a ngnt ;saturuay at imwk Hinthouse.
Moulds' leg was broken
and he is now in a hospital in
Florence.
Mr J E Johnson of Morrisville
stopped over here with his daugh- J
Iters, Mrs Dicker and Miss Johnson,
last week. He was on his way home
from a visit to his old home in Robeson
county, North Carolina- ]
Thirty-six years ago he left the!
"Old North State" and this was th.e:
first time since then that he had
gone back to visit kindred and
friends. To hear him tell of the
homes he visited and the reception
accorded him will impress one with
faft that this was the trip of
I a life-time?one to be long rememf
bered. j
A "coon" pleaded guilty of steal-j
ing'H peck of pears before Judge!
Baldwin Saturday. He was given
$1C.00 or 20 days to go along with
the pears.
Some few days ago a Williamsburg
boy went to Charleston to attend
the Citadel Academv. He'
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was "hazed" by the Citadel boys in
a most brutal manner, to say the
}east. Reputable men who examined
the boy after he came back home j
J
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jet Ready
Economize and to have for your eve
>ur pocket book and your bank acco
of Lr. M. C., and Peter's League Shi
Double Remington Shot Guns alwa
>r any other marksman should like,
dquarters foi anything in Hardware
:<STRFF
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tell us that he was beaten until h:s
flesh was as black as a hat. Of
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course the boy returned home, and
this was the proper course. He is
a nice boy and not a brute.and such
an atmosphere as indicated by the 1
conduct of his inhuman tormentors '<
is not the proper atmosphere in
which to hrinjr up a pentiemar. }
This incident has given the Citadel ]
a "black eye" in this community. ^
The farmers are earnestly asking
themselves the question: "Are v.v
not fools to tax ourselves to support
this school where our boys are sub- j
jected to such treatment as the one
above mentioned received? They nly .
want our money; they don't want
cull rJi&m nwflv* \vhf>n
UUl W%?0 ? Ui 1 ? \ v??v
they p<> there." This appears to us
a very serious "matter, arv.l one t
that oupht to receive serious atten- t
tion. . \V L B.* !c
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ANDREWS ACTUALITIES.
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Negro's Victim Dead?County Of- t
fleers Crlticlsed-Personal Items, j
Andrews. October 11:?W J Par- f
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ker.the victim of the severe blow of, <
Mose Harvin, died at his home near *
Goldsboro, N C, last Tuesday from
the effects of the injury he received. s
Harvin is still at larpe and I don't c
DClieve a warrant nas ever urcu iasued
for the arrest of this murderer.
This is a crying shame on this county
that the officials will sit still and not.
even make an effort to arrest a murderer.
What will be the end of this
I do not know. Negroes are killing
white men and not even having warrants
issued. We may take such car-'
rying out of law to be a light matter
but watch the out-come in the end.
Mr Parker, the murdered man, had
been living in ourtown for three years
and did an extensive furniture business.
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UUT L"\vil fircmjii n ill
October 24. We expect a warm con- c
test for the mayor's office.
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Several horses and mules have died
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in this community in the last ten
davs with some kind of strange disc
ease somewhat similar to blind stag- ,
r
gers. .Mr Warley Thompson lost a
$300 mule last Sunday, and several ^
other stock-owners have sustained
similar losses.
Farm work was greatly delayed
last week on account of the rain.
Mr and Mrs L 0 Feagin and children
of Eagle I.ake, Fla, are visiting *
Mr P H Feagin, of this place. Mr;'
Feagin went with his parents to Flor- *
ida when only eight or ten years old, 1
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and we are reliably informed that L
this younjr man has made quite a
success in his adopted State. We ts
wish Luther a pleasant stay among
us.
Tne prize acre of corn planted by j
W G Cam 1 in will be broken next
Tuesday and the amount will be re- t
p >rted in your next week's issue. J
1 understand that anew furniture ^
business will be opened here in the ^
near future. Subscriber. <.
75 sacks Coffee,all grades, bought
before the advance. We are under
the market. WlLKINS. )
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?Make,
ryday use Dependable Goods at L
unt. to make aim for Our Store an
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ciis, vanriuj;c>, en..
ys cciplete. Now is the time to <
. \\ *ad. Others follow. <
HARDW
Wholesale and
SCRANTON SKETCHES.
Telephone Connection Extended
--A Sad Accident?Personal.
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Scrant-m, October 11:?Mr P M
l.ee return >1 Saturday ni^ht from i
i trip to Charleston.
Miss A7.1 le Coleman of Greenwood
las been elected teacher of the Hitrh
-Iill public school. An assistant;
vili be elected later.
Mi?? Mae Farlow, a winsome:
chool ma'am of Sophia. X C, i? the I
ruest of Mis? Allie Godwin of High j
dill this week. Miss Farlow will !
each the public school near Savage, |
n Florence county, this fall and:
vinter.
Rev Mr Boney, pastor of the Bap;i?t
church at Lake City, preached in
he Baptist church at Scran ton Sunlay
afternoon. His discourse wasj
ible and impressive.
Mr Jesse Kennedy, a Scranton boy j
vho holds a responsible position with J
he Atlantic Coast Line, is now "do-,
ng" the West and having a jolly j
rood time according to tidings re- j
:eived from him by the "old folk at!
lome."
A switch-board box has been in-1
;talled in the long-distance telephone!
>ffice here, whereby connection with 1
he local line extending from Scran;on
through lower Florence county;
:an be had. This improvement in the
elephone service will bring: the sec-,
ion traversed by tjie local line into
ioser conneetiori with the outer
vorld and is greatly appreciated by
he people served.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Graham of
.Vilmington. N C, are visiting rela-!
ives in Scranton. Mr Hartwell Gra1am
of Goldsboro, N C, was also a
isitor in town Sunday.
The sad and tragic death of Rev
,V H Murphy,, who served Scranton
barge as pastor iast year, is deeply t
leplored by his many friends here,
dr Murphy was superintending a
rinnery at Everett, in Marlboro
!
ounty.and accidentally got his hand
aught by the gin saws which jerked
lim against the- gin "breast" with
uch force that his skull was fraoured.
He lived only a short whi'e
,fter the accident.
Miss Daisy Pate of Bishopville is :
isiting her brother, Dr C H Pate.
Invitations have been issued to |
he marriage of Miss Addie Beatrice
?annon of Scranton and I)r Charles
'rue Benson of Atlanta,Ga,at Scranon
Baptist church Wednesday afernoon,
October 20, at 4 o'clock,
tfter November 1 Dr and Mrs Benon
will be at home at 300 E North
>t, Atlanta, Ga. W K C
Kills a Murderer.
A merciless murder is Appendieiis.with
many victims. But Dr King's
sTew Life Pills kill it by prevention,
'hey gently stimulate stomach, liver
ind bowels,preventing that clogging
hat invites appendicitis, curing Con
upaiiwu, iivaviav.nr, i?iin'w.'?iitcc?,
rhills. 25c at M L Allen's.
Don't forget the "old reliable",
(VlLKINS is headquarters for almost
nything you need. 10-13-tf
Aim For (
owest Possible Prices, we ask yot
d hit the center o* Economical Buy
call in and ?et one at a very low pr
Coffins and Caskets always on hand
fARE C
I Retail Dealers.
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Type-Writer Paper.
The Record has just received a
choice lot of bond type-writer pa- 1
l>er,put up neatly in boxes 500 sheets
to box,legal and letter size, all sizes
and weights, at SI.00 a box. We
can save you 25c to 50c besides the
expre.^ on this quality stationery.
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Dear Friend:
All flour is made
out of wheat, out some
wheat is better than \
others; therefore some!
fiour is better than
other hinds. ,
When you get real
good flour it rises
nioely and mahes good
bread. We have good i
bread at our house. We
make it out of Pinnacle
flour.
Your friend. '
Jacob,
P. S. The best flour
there is in this town i
is Pinnacle flour. It
costs S5cts. a sack,
and we get it from
Wilkins* Wholesale!
Grocery (Jo's
The place where the $ does ils duly
ELECTRO-CHEMICAL RIH6 gk
TRADE-MARK. C-C.
Copyright. !< /!, 'j, '0, Kjui. v and /yt-o. Nil J
by It'. (7, Brownsom. tUf (m i
The following di-tca**** arecauaedby acid j
i-i the bioudand ire cind b| thhriog, j
which takes* from one day to two weeks after the
ring commence* to work: aerording to disease ami '
circumstance*. The ring and the arid create an
elect m-chemical action* removing the exec** of |
.. id. rbich curea the diaeaae and will keep it cured.
Bright'* l>i*ea*e. Diatietei*?it in not a habit with
? h:I Jreii. Chorea?St. Vitu*?"* Dance. Chloro*iM? 1
Green Painful and Kxcemdve .Monthly
Peri'vis I'reniia. Sn>?*oi?e. Knilepny. NTrvouw Pro*- |
tr it.on. N ?-*-Meed. Internnl Hemorrhages Khino- ,
lith?a atony concretion formed in the none?Ade- I
n?dds P i p - Catcract* Goitre* WkoopiDf-Conth.
KJieuOi.iti-ni - Intiamuiatorv. Gout. Lumbago. Art:.
nlar. Seiatie, .Muscular, Asthma, Headache. Jieurilt
i. Neurit#. Valvular Rhviapiatleni ??f Heart.
Rheumatic E ?ver, Rheumatic Fu8lnis~Brii&,
H lir. E es*. Ear* .Limhx, Fen, < Iperatom. I > pewriters
i ?r . Obe*it . Fatty Defeneration of Heart. Ap- 1
pen liciti*. lull nidation of BowelsChronicDyaentry,
A i-lily. ??i Stomach, which rau^ the \vnr*t
kind of eon*ti? ation?the other kind in caused t?y
liver tli-??,*i?e. (\i!icer-;C\ircim>ni;i"(\incerou* Turn
r* Congestion of Kidneys Stone in Bladder.
Pr "tatiti". Gravel. Gall-stones Calculi.I)ep?*<it on J
Teeth. White S|H>trt on Nails Pforiairis Salt-rheum, i
\* r; Veiiui nnd Ulcer*, Varicocele?varicono j
vein* in the scrotum?Varieoae Vein# and Ulcem in .
Rectum?often mistaken for pile* and ti*??*ure. The
after tfecTH of Diphtheria. Scarlet, Typhoid r*id
Malarial Fever*. Thin ring la not a cure-all: ...II
n * tip* liver disease and none of the liver di-ca-??.
Price Plain Kin*:. $TUU; Gold-covered outwide
?! ??. By Mail or will *end ">y KxpreM*. Collect on
I? -r*. if you ^ tab to pay charges. $2.00 ringn?W
on three week* Guarantee. Kin*: can he returned
*n 1 monev refunded, if not satisfactory. 5
S#?n<I narrow piece of painT/iw of linper. j
for a-Mivional information. Not for ?ile l?y jeuc]. I
cr-i or ?ir:ifc.vi**t?*. Awui* wanted at plate* not taken. I
flcctro-tttnikil Rim (*., 1225 Hwret St, Ic'rto, Wao. I
For Sale and Guaranteed by I
PATRICK & CARR, Agts. I
~t ?n?f?T?r-f
3ur Store
i. not for our sake, nor for this town's s
in*.
ice.
Boys, remember we have r.U kin
OMPANY
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n mm
You can save money only while
old age comes don't let it be fetter
younger days. It is pitiable to be o
money and have your money.
MAKE OUR BANK 1
Farmers & Merc
"Absolutely
LAKE CITY;
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| Notice
Cotton Gi
Having purchase
tree Cotton Ginneri
put in a brand r
system and are pre
the ginning public f
service in every ref
We are also in tt
your cotton seed ;
ways give the hig
price for same.
Mr W. P. Funk.
1 T Al WWW ? A j
considerable experi
rating ginneries, is
our KingStree pla
give you the benefi
experience.
Give us your busi
guarantee satisfaci
L. P. KINI
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you have mon^ When
ed by the folly of your
Id and poor. Bank your
/OUR BANK.
:hants Bank
Safe"
S. C
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rowers
:d the Kingsies,
we have
lew ginnery
pared to give
in up-to-date
spect.
ie market for jj
and will al= 1
hest market |
who has had |
in I
wuvv in upvin
charge of
nt and will
t of his long
iness and we
tion.
DER,
Manager.