The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15
LIKE CITY DEPARTMENT.
J. charge of
w. L. BASS, ESQ.


Rev. and Nrs. r. J. Rookie, Miss
Maude Carter and Mr.. and Mrs
Vance Askins went down to Cedar
Grove last Thursday to attend the
Southeast Baptist Association.
Mr.. Jordan has secured the Chan
dler building on Main Street. lie
will take possession the first of De-
rembcr and will open Il store ana
boarding house. tie Is 4 son-ln-
law Of Rev. J. NJ. Weaver.
Mr.. Carers Springs and Miss Vi
ola Williamson, daughter OF MIR. j.
+. Williamson, We're united III the
holy bonds of matriD0ny on the
Sth instant by the Rex. ). NJ.
Weaver.
On Thursday night, the 22d OF
November, i festival Will be gwen
at the Stai Warehouse fOr the ben
ptit of the Presbyterian church. Hot
supper, oysters and refreshments
will be served.
The protractcd meeting at the
Methodist church CLOSED Sunday
night. Rev. RushtOn and those who
assisted him did faithful, earnest
work, ard much good Is hoped Will
result from their efforts.
Last Friday night there was an
oyster supper at Mr.. j. ID. Danlel
tor the benefit OF the Presbyterian
church To assist in seating the
church. Notwithstanding the sup
per was gotten up hurriediy and
was not generally known, the re-
turns were very satisfactory, the
sum of IS being g'the proceeds.
The Pres5ytprians are anxious to
furnish their church with NICE,
comfortable seats and are making
strenuous efTerts TO accomplish this
object. Hence these festivals.
Those who attend will not only
receive their moneys worth but
vii! be aiding good cause,
In another column will be found
y notice OF sale of the real property
of the estate Of the late }. Il. Ihom-
as. One Of the places is on Main
Street. ard is now occupied by the
postCfiice. The other is on the cor
.opr observation-disclosures and Thomas
Street. This is desirable property
and will no doubt bring good prices.
Mrs. Newton, cf Staunton, 9a.,
national lecturer and organizer OF
The Woman'S Christian Temper
ance Union, delivered q lecture in
The Baptist Church Saturday NIGHT.
Very httle notice had been given
and the night was unfaNcrablee,
hence the attendance was small.
Inc lecture was well received and
nro6uced a good impre>Siu she
i.rtured again Sunday afternoon,
lhis time in the McthndiSt chu! !ch.
Last Monday Il deal was made
that promises more for the future of
lake itv than anything else that
has taken place within the history
uf The town. Mr.. Charles Vi Kelley
sold to MeS$rs y. ii. Williams Il Co.
iii his lands east 0i the Coast Line
railroad, about forty acres. This
land lies within the boundaries OF
the town and extends from the
s ar W4T ,h,u<c to the lake, ~
from tie Coast Line to Ihurcn
Street. About tweaty acres have
been in cultirati0n Il number 0t
,euS. It is high; the highest land
.v.I.iA the town, in fact, l. on this
lIare. The new tobacco warehouse
Vii! he built just north Of the Star
:, .,rehouse, on this purchase. McS>rS
i. Miliams x Co., Will lay of
;.Ireets and cut UP the blocks into
lots which Will be- sold sold at reas-
enable prices to actual settlers. NO
lot will be sold for speculation.
mis- i what We have been waiting
nr many years. The town could
not GROW. Those who would come
in could not. This is the opportu-
y; :, and viii without doubt BE-
slIhraced. The action Of MeSsrS.
: :! Williams &, Co.. in 'hus open
y door to the growth and pros
p...:ty Of TIE town should be ap9re-
cod. They may maze some
o e,by the d al, and We hope they
VII. Their ta.lA il Lake City :
f;turc and their temcrity in taking
slrl. u risk shoaId 1e rewarded:
II 10 ct has jumped, and Shell land
HIGH and dry aad 2n ali four feet.