The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 13, 1913, Image 1
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HI e had beeif" all
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H ernor's ve as j
H| lator McLi. %\
9 ; polities'' jd Dy
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ag commit^ had
! president i the
fialature r^ded
March 2, aft an1
voted to wre^ng
ytlon bill vetk, it
two Houses atuld
sday,' in orq to
d effect to a pre
which had nfre
H^Hk irnaturimt!:
HH ^cr?taj of i
H| ler toirn
is neceary :
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9BBm land wild
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|BjB>ne<j[. hy A pre/tut
_~Tyl\rng som
fort 11 r, y#nac/e />i
I /') not r*kefur ffr.s"
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. We P* eWSrtJntel
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SHOPI
convenience to those being out of t
?ent, The Parcel
whatever you please. Order it wii
ace to call this "The Store With Th
ot find in most Hardware Stores.
: "That hereafter all Fourth Class r
[>nd or third class, not exceeding: ele
y to injure the person of any postal
required for transportation and deli
r~| King
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ty acts. As the Legislature remain-;
ed in session for the necessary three's
' 4
days, the bills became laws without!1
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the consent of the Governor. This j.
i
was the object of the reconvening ^f j
the LegiF ature Thuioday. j
When the House convened Thurs*
- ? % r!
day at 2 o'clock Kepresentative jmiiler
of Richland did the unexpected
by raising the point of jio quorum.
Sure enough, the quorum was lacking
and no business could be transacted.
Insv^ad, steps were taken to J
bring the derelict members into j
line. Telegrams weae sent out over
the State and the delinquents were1
instructed to report. The result was
that when the General Assembly met
aorain thf> np\*f rlnv the desired auo-i
"ft *7*- mv'*~ ?-v . >
rum was present. Then there was f
nothing to do but to adjourn, the
business of the meeting having been
automatically dispatched. The meeting,
however, was enlivened, even to ^
the point of asperity,by some tart references
to a letter written bv Sen- J
ator John L McLaurin and by a message
from the Governor which pro- ^
voked some acrimonious discussion.
Senator McLaurin's letter,written
to Hqfeey Jordan of Georgia, had 0
" -J" T amelatnro I ^
LUOUC IClClCliV^ IU U1C I^gioiwvuiv
in terms none too complimentary and 0
some of them resented it. The re- c
% ^ s
suit was a short, sharp discussion of
the Senator's references, including a
mention of "Hearst's Magazine,"
c
the allusion being to the Archbold
letted, read by William R Hearst
during the campaign of 1908. In ?
one of these Mr McLaurin wasquot- ^
ed as saying that a little more aid ^
from the powers that be would result
in the defeat of Senator Tillman. ?
This reference to "Hearst's Magazine"
was made by Mr Liles of Or- r
angeburg. Others who spoke cut- "
tingly of Senator McLaurin were
Messrs Boyd, Sapp, James and "Citizen
Josh" Ashley.
7m\
M*>tocfay?
become oT
'IctrenP
fous for his ohildren*a fn- ;'
ts that In the event oFVIs
be a JIITTBR one. TpFe 1
S we are going to be.slutn* ,
for YOUR cfimDRBN'S
money In the bank? .Bvm C,
baking the FIRST start. ,.\i
ttarf AQW and pat aooiaf I
jfng;with US* jjrmf M
it on|}avirigs accounts. jM If . I
CHANTS BAajfl #?f
1 : gLA^K I>
PING BY IV
own. You can send us your ord
I Post, Is Aiwa
th the assurance that it will he fi
le Goods." <L For exam]ile: Her
Hard to find? Try us C. PA
nail matter shall embrace all oth
:ven pounds in weight, nor great
employee or damage the mail e
very."
;stree H,
Wholesale and
While this was going on the mes;age
from the Governor dealing with
;he report of the spec1 o committee
appointed to investigate his charges
n regard to tjie distribution of the
pfineaf-innal fund was stir
ing up-the waters of wrath.
When the message was first rereived
in the House, Mr Evans, a
nember of the majority of the comnittee
which had submitted the report
exonerating Dr Mitchell,-spoke
rreely in regard to the message. He
esented the Governor's criticism of
;he report and finally moved that it
>e referred to the committee on Edication.
Mr Ashley moved that it
Je printed in the journal. This was
he time that the point of no quorum
: 1 1 u
vita raiscu uuu ti?c nuu^c iuu>d
to adjourn.
The next day the question came
lp again. Then, after some discuslion,
Mr Evans, voicing his belief
hat the Governor's charges did not
imount to much, being unsupported
>y any proof, withdrew his motion
o refer the message to the commitee
on Education.
Then,after some speeches on points
if personal privilege, and the ado]>
ion of resolutions of praise for the
ifficials of theHouse,the lower branch
if the General Assembly adjourned,
ine die.
Meanwhile, the Senate had gone
h rough very much the same proedure.
The Governor's message on
he Peabody report had aroused the
ame criticism there. This criticism
ound voice in a resolution by Mr
>ouch expressing confidence in the
legislative committee which investigated
the Peabody matter and trust
n the integrity of its findings. This
esolution was blocked by objection
PBi |
Com
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WE ANNOUNCE ?5
I Ready-toWear Clothing, .
I Hats, etc. We invite yoi
visit before this stock bee
a new and well selected s
and the price is right.
OUR LINE OF DRY GC
"Everything ip Merchan<
THERE IS A REASON
sales since opening in No1
ar values?better service to
' THE CADE5 ME8C
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TAIL
er today and Uncle Sam will bring it
.ys At Your Ser
lied carefully from the stock of the I
e is a Hardware Store where you cat
RCEL POST" LAW?The Parcel Posl
er matter, including farm and factor
er in size than seventy-two inches
quipment or other mail matter and i
ardware
Retail Dealers
I I
' by Appelt, who was sustained in his |
i; point of order, the chair ruling that
| in the absence of a quorum the mat<
ter should not be taken pp.
! The Clarendon Senator declared
he would be willing to have the res- j
olution taken up by the next session :
., and this was the disposition finally j 1
,J made of the resolution, which was'
j continued. The Senate finished its |i
session and aajourned sine (lie
John S Reynolds.
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Lake City Laconics.
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Lake City, March 12:?The Ladies' j
J Aid society of the Methodist church :]
I was charmingly entertained last
Monday afternoon by Mrs G F Stal-1'
1 vey.
A number of Lake City folk are 1
attending court in Florence ard i
Kingstree this week. ,
Mr J D King of Winston-Salem is
in town this week. Mr Kir*/ is the (
owner of the new brick tobacco ware- *
house, which is now under construe- ^
tion. When finished this will be the,
largest of its kind in the State.
Mr L A Winston has returned
home after several months stay in ?
Burlington, N C, where he has been ,
buying tobacco. i
Mibs Ethel Spivey of Conway is the i
guest of her aunt, Mrs G F Stalvey.
Quite a number of the younger set
enjoyed the dance given at the home
of Mr and Mrs J D Daniel last Friday
night. ,
Dr Rufus Ford of Marion is conroviunl
CPrvifPS at the R&D
UUCUUg 4VIH w* . m
tiat church this week. Both the af- (
ternoon and evening services have
been well attended, as Dr Ford is ^
deep and earnest speaker, and it is (
hoped that his eloquent sermons will
i have the desired effect in this community.
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BflW8.fll.ilfl
Hivimninv i
I '
ipany I j
* friends the arrival of a g
ete line* * of Spring Pants, | j
Ladies' apd Men's Oxfords, ?
1, ope and, &11, to pay us a ij
omes deployed. We have I
tock for you to-choose from I
in no is no less attractive,
'UUO and, in fact, we have
iise"
v - *
* j
for every success. The
remarkable growth in our
/ember last is due to better
pur customers.
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MILE COMPANY, I
, Weigh
^ * 1 poun
to you to morrow. 2 poun
3 pour
"vice I
largest stock of hardware 6 poun
i buy anything you want " P0"0
( I a 11/ u;hirfi Koroma a(. POUO
" ?" w,~ 9 pouo
y products, now embrac- 10 pou
in length and girth com- U pou
lot of a character perish- Q|jp \\\\
CO. We L
In? many friends of Mr and Mrs
Louis Jacobs at this place were saddened
to hear of the latter'a death
at Kingstree last Saturday. Mr
and Mrs P H Arrowsmith and Mrs
Lily Askins went down Saturday
night to attend the funeral services
o u n u txy .
Mr B G McClam was in Charleston;
this week on business matters.
Mr H Nachman and little son were
at St Stephens last Tuesday.
Tift oyster supper given by the
adies of the Baptist church last Friiay
evening was quite a success,
fhe drills and pantomimes, in which
tne imra ana iourtn graae girls or i
:he graded school participated, were
nuch enjoyed and credit should be
?iven to their teachers for the pleasng
manner in which they were acted.
There will be no school Thurslay
and Friday of this week on ac:ount
of the teachers' meeting in
_i _ii i.i?
^uiuiuuia, at which piuce au ui LUc
'acuity of the Lake City schools wifl
3e present. P H A.-^
"For sale," "For rent," "Lost,"
'Wanted"?makes no difference
vhat it is, let it be known through
>ur "special" ad column. Results
vill surely follow.
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> Rankintr
i1 ??""?t?
for all at this bank, becai
sary red tape allowed to
!tion of business with our
that time is valuable to a
We're conveniently 1<
date facility for promptn
to do business with with
The Bank
SCadei
The (g$
tress-ary ^
of tae
world's L
best ir.us'C h
That's what the T TcJ
really is. It holds i
you the best music c
world?the musical
great masters, the J
music, everything*
u
All yours to enjoy *\
Doesn't that interer
your favori; "ti<
in at any tii
Victor^Vid
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t 50 niiles or .less
d :..5c I'
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17c |
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d? i. 26c
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s ont and keep it for future reference.
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TWO SCORE LIVES LOST
Off Maryland Coast t? DynamlM^
Explosion. HH
Baltimore, March 7:?Three hur\|
dred tons of dynamite being loaded" |H
I in the British tramp steamer, Alum
Chine, in the lower harbor of Fort
Carroll, exploded about 10:80 o'clock
this morning, instaiifly killing from '
40 to 50 men, wounding and maiminrr
tKroo ocnro mnrp Sftmp nf whom
may die, and dealing destruction to f jj^B
$500,000 worth of property. ' gB|
The Alum Chine and a loading - J BH
scow alongside her were annihilated. \ Hfl
The tug, Atlantic, which twice went 8fl
to the rescue of the imperiled sea- j^fl
men, was set on fire and later sank. ' 'M H
The United States collier. Jason,jnst . Ji ^fl
comple x.*d and ready for trial, was; r BB
raked to her deck and her armor was |9
riddled. Bnildings in Baltimore and |fl
towns many miles away were rockedk "a rfl
L_i.L. ? a it.. . - f 1 * Mi ; H
Dy me iurce ut ^
ti^a have instituted a. thorough in- ? "*j flj
vestigation to pladfthe ^laroe, '_ Sj
The County Record office fe ] H
better equipped than ever.to do your- M
panting, Send it to us at once. 9H
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js^ij^re is ifo unneces- \'w f- I
enter , into the traiisac- 8
pat) is. Our theory is < p I
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3catebv^>ffer every uwto- ? 1
ess in banking, wish j I
of Cades, I
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