The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11
LIKE CITY Department.
il charge Of
w. l.. BASS, Esq.
MER. II. RSllins went down to
Esome Saturday on short visit.

Mr.. j. y. Green spenta few days
last week in Charleston on business.
Mr.. !. b. McCutchen, now Of
1.atta, was in town Monday.
Miss Salli. Esddy,of j Johnsonviile,
is visiting at her aant's, Mrs. j. vi.
sturgeon.
Our old friend Mr.. z. It. Eaddy,
s0f the Prospect neighborhoed, spent
Thursday in town.
Mr.. L. l.. Caldwell has paGnted his
handsome store which has much
improved its appearance.
Constable Rowell eanse ints town
a few days ago and hagsed three
jugs Of suspicious liquors.
The vestiDule one morntRg iast
week killed Mr.. S. Z. Godwin's Ene
lolstein Jersey calf.
Mrs. Cora Moody, IF Columbia,
was in town last week. She is n
neice of Mr.. j. A. Green.
Some days ago one man in one
shipment sent nine empty jugs back
to q whiskey ,eoncera III North Car
ollna.
Mr.. Sidney Stucliffe, of New York,
Game down to see DR.. Fulmore last
Tuesday. He returned Wednesday
night.
We think We can produce the
latest thing out sn way Of 4 name.
Here it is just az the owner writes
it: "Tohy Graham, Jr, No. g."
Mr.. William Skinner and family
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. &.
WhitlOck. They are from Stokes
Bridge, Darlington county,
DR.. Fu,mere continues very Ill,
He has pneumonia with complica-
tions, it seems. We understand
that the pnenmonia has assumed
the typhoid form
Mr.. James Spring, yoxEg man
of about thirty FIVE Years of age,
who was living on Mr.. Chas- N.
Kelley's place, died last Thursday
after ~ illness Of only Il few day.
He leaves a wife and several child
ren.
Magistrate Gaskins had q Flor
Rnce county nan, J. II. Walters, up
before him on the charge df dispOs-
ing of crop under lien, last court
day. The defendant waived eX-
aminatiGn ard went under bond to
appear ut the sessions court.
Farmers and truckers are very
much behind with their work. The
season is unusually late. The cold
fingers and heavy rains continue TO
fall CrOps eat least tWo or three
weeks late already. Berries have
l,een shipped from here as early ns
the Ir,; OF April. The tenth is here
and VIZ have seen no ripe one, yet.
OnD nf tile most profound and
earnest sermons that has been DE-
live IN the Baptist church in q
600. y lie waS preached last Sun
day 1y tue pastor. Rev. Rookie, on
rcn"lf@ IF the veil of the temple.
II Wa ?, sermon to stir the depths
of tine i',trllcct and to satisfy the
souIi :'.,,Honing of thonga -ful and
;nqUi.iH& minds.
Nj. : G.. Stanley, of Durham, n.
C., reached Lake City last Monday.
He i C.r 3t the leSses of the new
tobacco warehouse, the other being
Mr.. ". ). Moore. Mr.. Stanley will
auil,l :. residence in Lakeside. We
are -iaG - welcome him to our
town ;,a,; wish for him and his part
her = large and substantial measure
OfsUCcGSS.
4 j. probable that the end Of the
.non WiI. he reached before the
movrmaH' begins in earnest. OBJ
serves say Ihat the opening of
Sprinr nls hern gradually getting
later and later for number of
years. The movement Of the gulf
stream has been suggested as the
cause. The explanation is reason
abb" one, and if the true one, we
shall probably have abnormal Win
ter. lInti. ;Ue great stream sees fit
tosWing back towards our coast
Gf course there is some sa,isfac-
ton ii the fact that the celebrated
Baker case has been practically
disposed oE, Nsl that there was any
reasonable doubt about an ultimate
acqut;al, hut the removal of the
suspense ana Of the necessity of
spending more money and time is
Il relief. The case has been placed
upon tnr ''cDMt:ngent docket" and
the <uretirs released from the bail
bona.
The chain gang is Mt work just
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