Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ALONG THE MAIL ROUTE. Items of Interest Gathered 'twixl Rbems and Rome. Rhems, March 23:?Dr F H MeLeod of Florence was called here recently to assist Dr L B Johnson ir an operation for appendicitis performed on a little daughter of Mi and Mrs A J Haselden. The oper ation was successfully performed and the child is getting on as wel as could be expected. - 1 I TT Messrs Launce Jb Khem ana j y\ Waldron spent a few days in George town last week on business. The Steamer "Brunswick" is kepi very busy now, as the fertilizer sea son has opened. Farmers of this vicinity are reducing their supply oi this commodity to a great extent this year, however. A forest fire in the woodlands o 1 Messrs F Rhem & Sons has caused much labor and unusual excitement, The only damage so far is some fencing burned, and it is hoped that the fire can soon be extinguished. Messrs G G Broadway and B W McFlveen took a pleasure trip tc Georgetown one night last week. Postmaster George E Grier took ir -*-1- - ~e T?lr?ronr?p ("!nn. ine cuifs ui oututci, * luivuw, w? way and other places of minor importance Sunday in his car. A little child of Mr T M Caraway is critically ill at present. We hope it may survive and soon be reJ stored to health, k Mrs J W Mole, Jr, and children J of Brunson are spending some time pleasantly at the home Mrs Mole's mother, Mrs H D Munnerlyn. Mr Herbert A Brockington, a sue cessful farmer of the Nesmith vicin ity, was in our midst a short while Saturday on business. Mr Percy D Snowden and daugh ter, Miss Marguerite, of the Indian town section, spent Sunday pleas antly at the home of the former's daughter, Mrs Jas D Munnerlyn. Mr Lamar Johnson visited in the Browntown and Hemingway sections Friday and Saturday. The sick folk of our community * ' l?^ f are improving, we are ^iau ? " tion. Corn planting is the slogan of the farmer at present. B W M Wanted?Several good be?f cattle at once. Call on or write to H A Miller, Prop, People's Market Kingstree, S C. 3-25-21 Cades Callings. Cades, March 23:?Mr R E Tarte had business at Kingstree Monday Mr and Mrs V G Arnette spent Sunday at Lake City with friends and relatives. Mr George A McElveen of King atree was here a few days recentl} buying cotton from several of the progressive farmers. Old Jack Frost keeps hanging around mighty late; look-out, beans Prof H H Brown spent the week' end at Jacksonville, Florida. Several of the folk in and arount town are confined to bed with crip Mr V E Strong went to Kingstree Monday on business. Mr Mack Montgomery has recent ly moved his family here from Sum ter; we welcome them very heartily Rev L E Peeler preached an in teresting sermon at Cedar Swam; Sunday. Uxo. HAS DARll^illUN mm Ti!? 'd\'\ The Hixi r h> Ft:; d In II bi;: :,.d fortytrd ?r > ?. 1n l.Tu. lOn 'idS-Thii. We have i -or. ream: g v. at !c afh 1 week in ti ? local ss of Kings tree a citizen.- who hav ;>e. 11 ri I of dis trussing kidney and bladder Iron Mes oy Doan's Kidney Fills, anu \.i have often wondered whether the same high opinion of this medicine is to be found in our neighboring towns. This frank and earnest statement hv a weil-kmmn and respect ed reMdint of Darlington will set this doubt at rest. H L Brown, grocer, Broad and Washington Sts, Darlington, S C, says: "I had dull pains through the small of my ba k and couldn't rest well. Mornings I was sore and lame and I often had dizzy speils. The kidney secretions passed irregularly and the least cold I caught settled on my kidneys, making me suffer worse. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved all the ailments." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same thai Mr Brown had. Foster-Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo, NY. / THTNGSTTEE HIGfiAND I GRAHED SCHOOL NOTES. | . The Wee Nee Literary society held its regular meeting Friday, March 12, with Mr Lesesne presiding. The i subject for debate was: "Resolved, That Education Promotes Happiness." The debates and discussion 1 were delivered very enthusiastically. The judges, Miss Ida Vause, Rev , Henry D Bull and Hon Richard j j K Wallace, rendered their decision i in favor of the negative After 11 hearing the reports of the different 1 officers, as there was no further ! business, the house adjourned until j next meeting. - Literary Editor. From Poetry to Fact. 5 Spring lingering in the lap of _ winter reminds us of the observa' tion of an old gentleman of this : onuntv. once our neighbor, anent : the poetic sentiment. "Well, Cousin [ Alec, (in those days we were all cousins, at least) spring seems to be lingering in the lap of winter," ! quoted the young collegian. "Cousin ; Alec" (who would have passed for an understudy of "Uncle Sam"): r "Yes, I wish the old wench ( would kick her out, too. I want to plant my cotton!" 1 DEATH CLAIMS MRS. JACKSON. Relict of tbc Great Confederate Chieftain Succumbs to Malady. Charlotte, N C, March 24:?Mrs Mary Anna Jackson,widow of Thom' as Jonathan (Stonewall) Jackson,the " famous Confederate general, died at her home here early today. She had { been ill for many months. An attack , of pneumonia three days ago basten' ed her death. Her granddaughter, } Mr3 Randolph Preston, and other relatives were at Mrs Jackson's bed side when she died. Public build. ings, schqpls and business houses , will be closed tomorrow, the day of the funeral. The body will be buried at Lexington, Va, beside that of "Stonewall" Jackson. Mrs Jackson was born near this . city July 27, 1831, the daughter of , Rev Robert Hall Morrison, a Presbyterian minister and founder of Davidson College. % 5 UGH! CALOMEL MAKES YOU DEATHLY SICK. r Stop Using Dangerous Drug Before It Salivates You! It's Horrible! - You're bilious, sluggish, consti. pated and believe you need vile, dangerous calomel to start your liver ? and clean your bowels. l Here's my guarantee! Ask your , druggist for a 50 cent bottle of Dodt 3on's Liver Tone and take a spoonful tonight. If it doesn't start your liver and straighten you right up better than calomel and without ' griping or making you sick I want you to go back to the store and get t your money. 3 Take calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak and sick and nauseated. Don't lose a day's work. Take a spoonful of harmless, veget' able Dodson's Liver Tone tonight ? and wake up feeling great. It's perfectly harmless, so give it to your r children any time. It can't salivate, so let them eat anything afterwards. Komlnnwav Hnnnpnlnnr MVU>?M2J ? ? J ?0 I Hemingway, March 22: ? Miss Eloise Brown of Leo is spending ' | some time here with her sister, Mrs !! J E Hemingway. Miss Florence Caraway is spend"' ing this week at the home of Dr ? Simmons. | Mr A C. Brown of L?n?-s was in "J town Sunday calling on friends. 1 j Mr and Mrs J M Faddy are moving into their beautiful new home this week. [j R.-'v Mr Caraway i>? Rome conducted services here Sunday morn.V. r L Id (.'re. 1 IV- n was hi rei ' /? ! . i V i 1 i tor a S'o1 v. .u; . Mr ) ii w.?:; i is nil of to vii r| for a few days, visiting a friend. Dr L G Day and Mr Harry Tal-1 rjlevast spent Friday in Ge >rgetown. j Quite* :i nurobei of the young folk of this yhici* at 11 nded a r ok party j at v r George i)..n <s s ??vun? sd r. , '; anil repi rti d a verj pleasant evening.! ( Mr H Higgins of Georgetown and ! Miss Willie Elam of Johnsonville were in town Thursday and Friday. We are sorry to announce the death of the wife of our pastor, Rev I j P B Ingraham. She had been very ill * for several weeks. Iler death has ? cast a shadow over our town, and we all extend our heart-felt syml pathy to the bereaved family. We take this method to inform , the public that we will deliver fer i tilizer or other commodities in car load lots at Cooper Bros' store at 50c per ton. Shipments should be consigned to Truitt's siding. 2-4-tf J W Truitt & Co. i ?? Send us an order for stationery. jjj Keep Yoi % Our Eas Our line of S E MIBlllIt g Cm N Kingstreee, q When you send in your "help wanted" ad, read the "situations wanted" at the same time. qTh us you double your prospects and hasten results. q Take the "two-to " UI1C 511UU Uwana Theatre. Tuesdav ni^rht the fourth epi| sode of the "MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY" will be |. shown and we advise every- j \l body to see this facinating, j \< gripping, powerful photo-play. j You will be delighted- see it \ !: evc-w Tu s-iav. :. ' ? j I ft 1 -1 j *1 AT*T* " f -** k/>r?T* ' |r 0 :-A <A [ I r Wo re r is to : re ' i i thiil , ii i 0. ClO cil l U i jU <f- ; 1 I i 1 < J. ' I i ments the famous fea replays r \ made by the* Cork; 1 i!m Com j I * \ o ra t i o n o f N e w \ rk. En c h J feature is based upon a sue-j j cessful book or play and comes in from 4 to ft reels. Renown- . ?cl stars, such as Low Fields, f Lillian Russell and numerous others will be seen in these \ plays. The first feature wilt j be shown on Thursday, Mar.25. j _ How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We. the undersigned, have known F. J. fhenov fnr tha last 15 vears. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 7i cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. especially attract rich, stylish, duri r3 cal in cost ^ Many people ^ buying early befc ^ best designs hav ^ Why not be i yourself? It wi M to you as well a * A J k k;i And by comi ^ the cream of the T7innrnfpnn ! . ' ~' ' ! ?you may not : be a miliionaii'e i s ?but vou can 1 *" i - f ! " P m \ -a f h q i' , ? . . JjcAo In.It if 1 . * 4 : f I j * million Air. > ? Pr.Tr.nl ?-j.ne .uur .1 n~ . r ; ^ J- <. t li O.i. C ^.1. cui. j I , 'if | j laiiyit-a-io-orGer ^ ii $16.00 to $35.00 I i I . . i 1 Sanitary Dry Cleaning and I j Dyeing Works. iWUfO |( TRACE MARK REGISTERED Receipt Books, Blank Notes, Mortgages and ; all Legal Blanks in demand, for sale at > 1 The Record office. If we have not the I form yon wish we can print it cn short | notice. t f frx?x?x?x?ga ir Eyes On | iter Hats ^ * nrine Millinerv is ive this season? M able and economi- M % N make a practice of ^ ire the newest and , e been sold. pjj: one of this number fci 11 be a gratification M is to us. M H ng early you get ^4 lot B Dri Gills | 1 - South Carolina ^ * Close^iiirD Tfiief, ^gssL ruary 27. This lot contains a i especially suited for farm wor] and see them before they have M. F. HE i^rWSY-TISSVi dri - cure your Rheumatism my :algia, Headaches, Cramp:, iow , rj. Sprains, Braises, Cuts and v i.s, Old Sores, Stings of Insects . Antiseptic Anodyne,used in- ? end externally. Price 25c 7 fair proportion of our pay in A to be paid us promptly either in which we pay the highest rnarke Please remember that we ar< bina.ion and are sure that we cai advantage to deal with us. A copy of our iatest Specime furnished upon request. ife^We make a specialty of Rules, making them as good as r Philadelphia Printe 11 < Mum:fi.ctuTi i) \ \ Type snc. 1-ligh Grade ' i 14-ie Sou h Fi M . . Perm Type l*crnnry. ; j " zz * /.. :zjz t -?v? "o<AJ :h s I . . . A Fresh Shipnx Will an'ive at my stables durii CUERENCY in the pocket DEPEE PANDS. A person with a $100 c all day without cashing it. Wi1 there is a tendency to SPEND A LIT1 So it is with a bank acconnt. A person 1: BANK OF K] Watch Now 1 jMl Watchc Jewelry, Silverware, Cut G highest quality always on hai Eyes Examined and Glasse and Reading Glasses in one duplicated?SAVE THE PIE Bring me your Watche Jewelry. Repairs made sam< T. E. Baggett, ??? 1 To Newspapei We Manufacture the Ver TYPE Bi Brass Rule in Strips Br Brass Rule cut L. S. Br Brass Column Rules M< Brass Circles M< Brass Leaders M< Brass Round Corners M< Brass Leads and Slugs Sp Wp will furnish anv of the : 9 CIATES. In the bank it EX heck in his pocket likely will gt th a similar amount of currency 1 TLE. The check remains intaot. M ikes to KEEP IT INTACT. *- , [NGSTREE. / I Sale! |j Is the Time to Get 1 four Watch. I iduce my stock of fine B is I am offering for sale fl and Gents' Solid Gold fl Id Filled Watches at a fl n figure. These watches H ed with Elgin and Wal-^^B movements, which are also includes Bracelet IB lass and China of the IB s Fitted with Distance ifl lens. Broken Glasses IB is, Clocks and Broken IB 3 day received. fl| - - JpwpIW H J 'Publishers {J y Highest Grade of | a|| ass Dashes ass Galleys ass and Metal Quoins etal Borders stal Furniture, L. S. _ stal Leads and Slugs etal Leaders laces and Quads above material and take a Ld vertising, balance ||H i cash or old metals, for I t prices. r^H a not in any Trust or Com- }^H| n make it greatly to your in Book will be cheerfully Refacing worn Column uH lew at a small cost* jHP rs9 Supply Co., HH tIH ers of Prmting Material M f th Street, j Phllad ^.pf la, Pa. I jm ui-ui* mtmm. ummt - it ~ in ummvT l ll.- . at of Males? ig the week ending FebJ^H lumber of pairs of mulc^^H k, so be sure to come i been picked over. lller I Undressed Lumber. I always have on hand a lot of r M| ased lumber (board and framing mill near Kingstree. for sale at est price for good material. Se fl te me for further information, e F. H. hodq 1 ?he County Record, $1.00 a^ H