The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-08

MIS-. ~ N. NIiIiISlCN I"HIN "t
Lanes, where she is spending some
time with her parents, on Friday
and returned Monday.
Mr.. II. Nachman came up
from Charleston Friday and went
ON to New YOr!; Saturday night.
lie went on Business and VIII De-
away a week.
Almost invariably tl,e officer who
does dis Guty. tries to enforce the
laws and controls the laWleSs Gle
.,nrnt is -lhe most opposed ana
abused.
Can't. B. G. Willis of COttageville,
Colleton, county, .wae in town last
week on Il visit to DIR. a. II. VIII
liams. He is the father Of young
IIillery Willis, who married Miss
Mabel Thomas a few weeks ago.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the fair last week. w DON'T
Know exactly how many, but judg..
ing by the number that returned
at one time CThursday night aD"Rt
TWENTY-FIVE, the delegation must
have been quite large.
Paran Baptist Church was the
scene of IA happy marriage on octo-
her 18th. The contracting parties
we're Mr.. Junius Morris and Miss
Eta Williamson, daughter OF hF.
J. r.. Williamson. The ceremony,
which was witnessed by a number
,of friends, vas performed by Kew.
j. NJ. Weaver.
Miss Florence Mcmillan, Of Char
lesion, has charge of the Gasklns'
school. and is, we are informed,
doing faithful and able work with
gratifying results. Charleston and
me Mcmminger school send q good
many teachers to this section. and
every one of them, so far AZ we
have heard, has been successful
and has won for themselves good
opinions.
Rev. Mr.. Belxin, who was assist
in" Rev. j. F.. Rusht0n in the pro-
1racted meeting at the Methodist
church, was called to his sick broth
.er by d telegram. Rev. Rushton IS
carrying On the meeting unaSsisted
atthiS time, Monday, but we under
stand that he will have help IN q
.Iay or two. Much interest Is being
manifested in the services and the
meetings are well attended. Good
results are confidently expected.
Mr.. Edwards. representing the
Darlington cotton mills. was III
town a few days ago. He came to
buy cotton for the mills, wanting TO
buy in lots. He Was informed mat
the only way he could get cotton
at this market. one of the largest
and also one of the highest priced
markets in Eastern South Carolina,
is TO stay right here, go oil the mar
ket and compete with the buyers.
Something WAS certainly wrong
with the printers or the proof read
or last week. We were made TO
saw some very absurd and ridiculous
things. Where We wrote LONELY
widow" we were surprised to see
'loveiy widow" "Feelings" was
transformed into sympathy" The
omission f"0nly" after hope will
cnd"i in the item on the marriage of
Mr.. Willis and Miss Thomas chang
ed the meaning entirely. We shall
s:y to improve onI handwriting.
RI. Blow, of whose appointment
We spoke last week, took charge OF
-. Coast tine express and teie-
.raph offices on Monday. He has
been appointed permanent agent.
lie is from Tillery, \. g., where his
family will remain few days un-
til he shall have made arrangements
10 accommodate them. We welcome
MIR. Blow to our town and hope ne
find affairs so pleasant that this
hall become his permanent home.
'.,'c regret to lose Mr.. Mccoy, ana
lcpe he will secure a place as near
lir this one as may be. His deSti|
!, i,iDa is as vet unknown.
Our freight accommodations I'M
J.rnve but slowly, if atall. We Know
T., one man who, within month,
lut in no less than twelve conf
nJaints and claims for lost and bro
ken goods. Things are III really a
4 wretchcd condition. y box or
meat nay come here to-day, but re-
main IN the car, and after being
hauled about week finally put out.
This thing actually teOk place, we
are informed. \ IL may order Il lot
of furniture and have bedsteadH de-
livered with side pieces goHe, 9u-
rrau. with mirrors and frames