The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06
LAKE CITY Department.
IL charge Of
W. l.. BASS, ESQ.


LeRoy Lee. Esq, came Ap Friday
on professional business,
Miss Annie Reokc reopened her
kindergarten last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Carter. OF
Cauersvilk, are visiting relatives al
town.
Jack Watson has taken charge Of
the books of B Wallace Jones. agt.
Mr. Watson comes from Darlington.
CD ,Jeyaer has left us again for
the arny. He went down to Char
,cston a few days ago and enlisted
Tor three years. lie will loln has
regiment i'll Arkansas.
Mass Sue Severance is now with
Miss Ida G Rodgers Ia her millinery
and dress making establishment.
A young man, who carried a
brass knuck, used large words and
wanted to fracture clerks goWrd a
few DAYS ago, found himself ih the
intendant's court where he left S22.
so when he took his departure.
Two Young white men answered to
the chasing and manning hog, in
magistrate Gaskln's court Friday.
The jury promptly found them
guilty, and the magistrate turned
$40 into the county strong box.
Mann Cameron, son of SaNc Cam
ercn, a respectable colored man who
lives near Mr " G Eaddy's. a few
days ago, accidentally discharged Il
SO ball into his thigh. The wound
while painful is not considered Sc
rious.
Miss Hannah Gee will be with
Miss Ida G Rodgers in few days.
Miss Rodgers, with the assistance of
Misses Gee and Severance, will delight
the feminine heart in dress making,
tailor made suits, notions, ribbons,
laces, etc, etc.
Rev Z J Rookie, the pastor, preach
ed and excellent sermon at the Bap-
tist Church last Sunday on the last
and greatest King of the house of
David. Rev Rookie is ar earnest, i'm
pressivc preacher aud the longer he
remains here the fcnder do his peo-
ple become of him, and the larger
his congregations grow.
J G. Barron, of Rock Hill, has To-
Gated here for the purpose of buying
cotton. With Messrs. Hall and Gle
ment keeping thinsS at u white heat
at the Star Warehouse, the stores
buzzing with customers, anu the cot
rou yards humming with activity,
Lake CITY is getting lively. Mr.
Barron buys for J IL Sloan, Viii
n:ington.
Miss Ida G Rodgers went to At
lanta Monday to buy her stock Of
fall and winter hats, notions, etc.
Miss Rodgers has been successful in
her business, and now she will EN-.
large her liae very much and will
nut in some new features and depart
ments. For instance, she will carry
y line of notions, of something nice,
ncw. unique, and hitherto unknown
in this town. She will also keep in
stock and will make to order tailor
suits.
Nr 4 Lawrence Cameron died at
his home about six miles from here
on August Goth. He was born on
May ist, 1855, and was therefore
forty five wears ofage. The funera!
services wee conducted by Rev lush
ton, and the remains were laid at rest
in the Cameron burying ground. A
wife and two children are left behind
Mr. Cameron had many frienus who
feel The loss and synpathIze with
Lis bereaved family.
S C Morris. the principal of the
Lake City High School, an adver-
1isemeu Of which appears in this Is
sue of the RECORD, will open his
school III the Chandler building, on
September 18th. Mr. Morris Is the
p, s.essor of two diplomas, one from
The Lake City High School, when we
were the principal, and one from the
E.L.l-l Annlatnu LIS MaS a CON-