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The Atlanta Journal thinks that Mr..
Harmsworth's idea about condensing
should be adopted on the Congressional
Record.
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The HarmswOrth idea may be good
enough for England, but it is below
standard In America.
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j. Plerpont Morgan can soon say,
"America il lime" he continues to
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The most encouraging part of the Is,
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In cases of catarrh, Hoods Sarsaparilla
heals the tissues, builds up the system,
expels impurities from the blood, and
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An Iowa woman Is about to marry for
her ninth time. Three OF hsI husbands
obtained divorce, three committed sui
eide and the other two just skipped out.
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When you want prompt acting little pills
that never grippe use DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. W. j. Butts.
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Director OF he United States Mint
Roberts places the worlds stock OF
money 81, 6l9, 100, 900.
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Those capitalists who put up the cam
paign funds no doubt agree with Mr.,
Hanna's procurement in favor of a
six-yesr term for the president,
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Hanna's presidential boom did not
strike even his henchmen exactly right.
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The Chinese situation IL still CHI
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Elk. Mayor Woodward, OF Atlanta,
can now imbibe to his hearts content.
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Money to loan Call and
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Notice to the Public
Jan, LIST, 1901.

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Mr., Lease objected to being called
MRS. Leases husband"
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Nausea, indigestion are cured by Hoods
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Such little pills as DeWitt's Little Eat
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Record.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-06-06
COUNTY COURT CONCLUDED.
Report of Thursday and fridays Pro.
ceedings.

The case of the State against
Frank McAllis,er, charged with
murder, which was in progress
when we went to press last week,
resulted in a verdict OF guilty,
with a recommend alton to mercy.
Sentence, life imprisonment in the
State penitentlary.
Il. +. Powell, indicted for house.
breaking and larceny, was found
guilty and sentenced to one year
on the chaingang. Messrs. Bass
and ASkIns appeared tor the de-
fendant.
On Thursday two cases came
Up Ior violation Of dispensary law.
Tonev Brown, who came to trial
firal, was acquitted; and London
Bradshaw, follow i'm, was found
Guilt; and sentenced 10 three
months on the chaingans. Both
he parties were from Gourdins.
they were represented By Mrssrs
GllIand & Kirk.
This term OF court resulted in
twelve convictionS-.eleve negroes
and one white man (PowelD-
aud two acquittalS. This is a fine
>howrng Tor solicitor Wilson, who
is one of the ablest prosecuting
attorneys in the State.
Judge Buchanon telt Friday
afternoon for Florence, where he
is holding court this week.
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Positively No New Display Advertisements Will be Received Old Ones Oh
Misses Alma Kelley and Nan

Misses Alma Kelley and Nam
ME Lee Snider returned Tuesday
night from college for the holidays.
Miss Kelley is a student at Con-
verse College and Miss Snlder has
been attending Munro College,
Ga.
The Washington Light Infantry
will 90 into camp this summer on
Pawley's Island. The Atlantic
Coast Lumber Company is pre-
parng TO establish quick trans
portation between the city and
the island, 80 that the disadvant-
age Of poor connection, which has
kept many people away from this
famous resort, can no longer be
urged against it. The A. q. l..
20. will make the tip by boat
and rail, similar to the arrange
ment between Charleston and the
Isle of Palms. 1t is said that when
the railroad is completed the trip
can be made in titty-fve minutes.
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.

Written in Condensed r orm and PRINTED
in Like Manner for the Sake of
Our Busy Readers.
Nr. Louis Schultz spent yester-
day in Charleston.
The Misses keels, of Lynch
burg, were guests at Barr'S Hotel
Saturday and Sunday.
A dance IN honor of the visiting
Young ladies was given at The
Coleman Mouse Monday night.
Rev II. w. Barnvell filled his
appointment at the Episcopal
chapel Wednesday evening.
Il. X. Wallace, Esq, Is attend
ing court this week at Nonck $
Corner, the capital Of Berkeley
county.
The attention Of teachers and
trustees is called to the notice Of
Surt. of Education Cooper, which
appears in this issue,
Tie commencement season is in
full blast, and the bounding bac-
calaureate and the sweet girl grad
uate are much IN evidence.
An entertainment will by given
n, Beth. lUnioa school houseFriday
night, June Z, 1901. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Misses Charlotte Powe and
Marguerite Craig, of Cheraw, and
Miss Lima Law, of Bishopviile,
have been visiting Miss Louise
Gilland on Academy street.
Rev. W, S. NJ artin preached
Sunday morning at the Method
ist church. His subject was, The
Influence of Woman. Those who
heard his sermon pronounce 1t a
fine effort.
All of the county officials were
in their offices Monday. The
county board and the board of ed
ucation were also in session and
passed on the various matters
coming up for their consideration,
The small pox (?) epidemic here,
which gave rise to so much discus
sion and caused many people to
give the town wide berth, passed
out of existence as quietly and
harmlessly as ii came. No deaths
occurred, not single serious Ill
ness, and not even scar remains
on the faces of those affected as a
memento of the disease. So far
as we know there is not now d
single, solitary case in town and
people have even quit talking
about it.
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Come and see Us when in need
of ANYTHING in the grocery line
We can sell as cheap as any one
else. We can't sell under cost, but
are willing 10 talk business on
close margins. Barr & Co.
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Nr. p. II. Stoll, principal OF
Bishopville graded school, spent
Sunday in town.
Qnitc a number Of young folks
in town took in tie excursion
from Darlington to Charleston last
Friday.
AChiidren's Day service will be
held at The Methodist church at
Cades on Sunday night, June 9,
at O'Clock. The public is cor
daily invited.
Mr.. Ii. w. Alderman, Of Cot
taseville, Colleion county, passed
through town Tuesday en- route to
Indiantown TO visit friends.
Brick is being hauled to the
site of the bank building and work
will commence at once. The bank
will probably be ready for busl-
ness by August Is.
Farmers have had 4 few fair
DAYS :his week in which 10 fight
the grass. AS Bob Dukes re-
marked during court week, "Even
the grass is grassy"
The closing exercises Of the Co
lumbia Female College ook place
Tuesday night. Among the grad
yates is Miss Lila Wayne EppS, of
Williamsburg county,
Among those who passed a sue
cessful examination before the
State board of me lical examiners
in Columbia las; Friday, was DIR.
J. +. Carraway, OF me.-.George-
town Outlook.
Mrs. Rosa Bivings, accompanied
by her niece, Mrs.Will n. Harben,
left Yesterday for Dalton, Ga., al
Ter spending some time al Benson
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Chandler.
Miss MSrie Thorn returned last
Monday from ST. Mary's College,
Raleigh, y. e., where she has been
student durIng the past session.
Hiss Marie is The eldest dau :hter
of Mr.. Z. b. ThorH, and is young
lady of unusual talent ami il very
charming personally.
We acknowledge with pleasure
The receipt Of an invitation to the
commencement exercises OF the
South Carolina College, which
comes off June II. Mr.. l.. W..
GiIland, of this place, is chief mar
shall of the Glass Day exercises.
Mr.. w. w. BAR, Of Inliantown,
lost a valuable horse last week
from It's being bitten by a snake.
Mr.. Barr has been unfortunate IN
this respect lately, mule belong
ing to him having died about
three weeks ago. :.
An examination Of applicants
to Winthrop College will be held
at the court house at . 4. IN.
Wednesday, July -. Require
ments and conditions Of eXamina-
ton may he obtained BY writing
to d. B. Johnson, president, Rock
Hill = C
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DIR. II. j. McCabe will be al
Mr.. S. Poston's Jay, 5. g., June 3.
and will remain one week.
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JOB PRINTING.

With the increased facilities OF
a completely equipped and up to-
date Job office at Georgetown In
addition to our Kings;ree office,
we are now prepared to do any
kind of job and book printing
in the most correct and approved
STYLE. When YOU want ANYTHING
printed-from a visiting card TO
newspaper or a book-hand us
your order.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-06-06

= l want to say to my friends and
the public generally that | am not
in business for fun or for my
health. have a large and we'll
selected stock of goods bought at
the very lowest prices with the
cash, which l desire TO sell and
will do so at a very close margin
I make speciality OF Shoes and
Clothing, and will sell cheap. l
do not care to cast a shadow over
my competitors by giving prices.
| only ask you to come and see Tor
yourselves. | guarantee saiisiac-
ton to all. w. w. Grayson.
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Just received a car load OF best
white corn, 80 cents per buShel'
l.. j. Barr.
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If some people were to speak
their minds, it wouldn't take them
very long. IT,. ~
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Grain Cradles for sale at W. +
Asklns.
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SOME ONE HAS said
short horse curried short story is also easily told We
know that S to your interest bay dry goods at
The Jenkinson Dry Goods Store.

way convince you is to quote you some
with those else
udiciUs buyer Will not skip
in this list:
large lot of Imported White Organde nches w former price
35c, reduced o yard. Send for samples.
India the l24c kind selling at c
yard.
Black Taeta Silk skirng wde ya warranted
not o split. yard kind sold at 9Oc yard
Satin Sod Shing 46 inches wide only 81 per pard
Black Melrese Skrting ~ inches wide, only 81.
Shifting in all grades roR 20c yard up
80 dozen ladies unleached Undevests only e dozen
Neck Gauze Vests only
SIC per
beaced Vests long with tape heck
sold everywhere all want from as at
You order sample half dozen OF
these
Skrtng grades from lOc to zoe yard
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Standard Prints only &c a yard;
Standard Plaids only &c a yard;
Nice Orsandies only &c a yard;Per
calls. yald wide. 81 a yard at ".
Y. Adkins.
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Mason's Fruit Jars. quarts and
half gallons, at W. T. Askins.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-06-06

If YOU want 4 Piano or Organ
write TO B. 0. Blistow, Darling
ton, 5. {.
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rs per cent. Reduction.

Ladies' making sweeping reduction in Our Millinery
Department usual rce Now the time to get
need give idea of what
want and don't please return at
expense We mean business.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-06-06

1t is said that banana peels
make excellent slippers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-06-06

We are closing out Hay. Come
early and get your supply.
Barr & Co.
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The cyclone is always sad blow
to the community II strikes.
The age-herald., 1901-09-07
GOVERNOR cANDLER.

Atlanta Ga. September 6. - When in- formed of the assassination of the Presi- dent Governor Candler was deeply af- fected.
 He said:
 T served with the President In Con- gress for six years. He was one of Gods noblemen. He is clean man, an honest man and a great man. A Federal soldier, all Confederate soldiers respected and honored him. His assassination is appall- ing and his death would be a worldwide moral courage. He has always been brave enough to speak what he believed to be the truth. He has, too, that rare courage to abandon error when he has discovered that he has fallen Into it. He has done more to bridge the bloody chasm between the sections than any man since Lee and his veterans surrendered
 'He was wise enough to know at the beginning of the war with Spain that they are as true to the Republic as the people of his own state, and he trusted them to the same extent, knowing that the national honor is as safe in their hands as the North.
 "God grant that he may be spared for the sake of our country and for the sake of republican institutions and human lib- erty throughout the world"
The age-herald., 1901-09-07
REAT MEN EXPRESS THE NATIONS GRIEF

that such a thing should happen to so splendid man as President Mckinley, and at this time and upon such an occa- sion. It is horrible, awful.
 Mckinley never had any fear of dan ger from that source Of course I never talked to him upon such subject. but 1 know he never even dreamed of anything like this happening. I cannot be inter viewed upon the subject: it Is too awful '
 To a reporter he exclaimed:
 What is this great country coming to when such men as Li( coin, Garfield and Mckinley fall by the bullets of assassins.
 "I shall hurry to the beside of the Pres ident," he continued, 'as rapidly as the train will take me. I only hope he is not seriously injured, but I am afraid my hopes will be in vain. l do want to reach the President before he dies, if he is go- ing to die. Nobody can be safe from the work of an insane man, it seems It is terrible"
 As the Senator boarded car tears were streaming down his face.
The age-herald., 1901-09-07

fatal or not, fills me with unspealzable horror and grief. The attempt upon his life was not because he was William Mo- Kinley, but because he was President OF the United States and believe it is but the carrying out in one detail of general plan on the part of the anarchists to kill the leading rulers of the earth. I feel that it is almost crime if our govern ment does not hereafter take better pre- cautions to protect our chief magistrate from assassination"
The age-herald., 1901-09-07

President cannot be too strongly con- demned. His excellent personal charae- ter entities him ito the most complete protection wherever he may go, and 1t should not be expected or required of the chief magistrate of this republic when mingling with the people to be accom- panied by armed guards.
 ''The assault upon the President, so deadly and so premeditated in its na- ture, is not only a most serious offense against the rights of the citizens, but it also greatly endangers the form of our government and the character Of our institutions Every true American and all good people everywhere will rejoice if the Presidents wound don't prove fla tai, and will earnestly hope that his re- storation to health and strength may be soon and comDlete"
The age-herald., 1901-09-07

Buffalo, September 6-Ifnmediately after the President had been cared for at the exposition grounds. Director-Gen- eral Buchanan started for the Milburn residence to forestall any information that might reach there by telephone or otherwise Luckily he was first to arrive with the information.
 MT, Buchanan broke the news as gently as possible to the nieces and consulted with them and Mrs. Milburn as to the bes, course to pursue in breaking the news tc Mrs. Mckinley, who was resting in her room. It was then finally decided that on her awakening or shortly thereafter MT. Buchanan should break the news to her if in the meantime her physician, Dr. Rixey, had not arrived.
 Mrs. Mckinley awoke from her sEep about 5:30 o'clock feeling well. When 1t
The age-herald., 1901-09-07
sENAtoR SHELBY cuLLoM.

Chicago September 6.--Senator Shelby Cullom sid tonight;
 "AbralAm Lincoln, James A Garfield and Wn. Mckinley were the three Presi- dents nost thoroughly in sympathy, ap- parentG, with the great body of the com mon ppple of the country that we have had sbce the beginning of our constitu- tional government. MT. Lincoln was as- sassiAted in the early part of his second term MT. Garfield during the first few monhs of his first term and an attempt has been made to assassinate President Mckinley in the early part of his second terA It seems strange to my mind that sud fate should befall such men, who wee all generous to fault and who were faithfully performing the great duties or thir high office.
 President McKinley's sole purpose was tddo his duty, to take care that the laws sjould be faithfully executed and that tie country should go on it's career or e.owth and prosperity; and yet he seems have shared the fate of those great hen who have gone before him"
The age-herald., 1901-09-07
COLOkBIA,S REPRESENTATIVE
 CALLS AT DEPARTMENT

Washington, September 6-The Colom- bian charge d'affaires. MT. Thomas Her ran, calkd at the state department to- day and had an extended conference with Acting .ecretary Adee, concerning the latest phases of the trouble about the Isthmus of Panama, and particularly the offcal dispatches from Colombia, stating that Ecuador had cast her lot against colombia
 MT. IPrran presented the two dis patches received yesterday, one from Cali, rsar the Ecuadorean frontier, and the otter from Panama.
 Secetary Adee and MT. Herran went overthe situation on the Pacific and At lante side and discussed the steps which Urted States the presence of the Iowa aI Ranger at Panama will give a large aailabe force.
 Colombia also has some small craft at fanama and it is expected that as a re- jult of new developments these will be moved south toward the Ecuadorean bor- der
 / On the Atlantic side, Bocas Del Torro continues to be critical point and the Navy Department is preparing to have a vessel there on short notice.
 Important Issues Arise.
 Some important issue have grown out of the trouble in Colombia which are likely to attract the attention of the President and his cabinet, and it was stated that cabinet meeting may be held within week, possibly at Cleveland where the President is going to attend the Grand Army of the Republic encampment.
 Owing to the increasing complications along the Isthmus of Panama, 1t has be- come desirable to determine the exact duties and responsibility of the United States. This has presented the issue whether our treaty with Colombia makes the United States a guaranteer of Colom- bias sovereignty over the entire isthmus some 400 miles from end to end, or con- fines our guaranty to free transit across that particular point on the isthmus where railway and other traffic is usu- ally carried on.
 The distinction is an important one as determined the extent of territory cov- cred by the guaranty of our treaty, and whether warships are likely to go to points outside of Panama and Colon, the termini of the usual route.
 Business Affected.
 New York, September 6. - The Evening Post says:
 Local merchants whose business has been affected by the depredations of the guerrilla bands operating along the isth- mus of Panama suggest that 1t Is about time the United States landed troops un- der treaty with Colombia to put stop to the disturbances which were injuring trade and threatening American proper ty. They also declare that the shutting off of military supplies to the insurgents, which are being shipped from this port, would do much toward ending the exist ing trouble Ship captains who during the sast few weeks have visited ports in Venezuela, say that large supplies of