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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-06-20
THURSDAY. JUNE I3, 1901.
Lambert Letter,

Mrs, Mollie Ovens, (wife Of Mr..
Nicholas Owens), who has been
in very bad health, died on Sun
day, May 18th, 1901, and was bur
led at Muddy Creek church the
following Monday.
!, Oscar Cockfeld, who has been
in feeble health for some months,
died on Tuesday, May 2Sth, 1901.
We are glad note that Mrs. Joe
Newell, who has been very i'll for
some time. is improving.
Mr.. Nicholas Owens, since the
Geath of his wife has sold bis land,
crop, stock, and in fact everything
except his household good, and
ta!kS of moving away. We can
il aii'yld 20 give uT Mo Seus, as
!.e j. a good citizen,
Well. Mr. Editor, some time a."
We wroIe you sbouI AeS>rS VI. e..
Hemingway & Cos. line Of teie-
hone that was being pat MP from
MingO Bridge to Lambert, thence
70 Oarland. This enterprise has
for some canSe been hindered by
delay in getting the wire. But IL
has come now, and to-day, Mon
day, June10'h, they will begin to
put it up. Very soon Mr.. Hem
;ngway can communicate with the
clerks at four of his stores; viz,
Mingo Bridge, Rome, Lambert
and Outland. Will say, however,
that YOU were mistaken IN your
editorial As to It's taking all FIVE OF
their stores and JohnooEville. 1t
only starts at MinSo Bridge. run
ing along the county line road to
Jnion church, then to Rome, with
. short branch line-slarlins IN
front of the late DR.. neming-
way SO Mr.. W. G.. Hemingway'S
house. Thence from Rome TO
Lambert and on to Odtland or
Taylor place.
Well, We are having a hard
fght with the grass since the long
wet spell set in. Crops are very
much thrown back, too. Eco.
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Sherlf's Tax Sale
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY.

Bv virtue Of executions to me direct
ed have levied upon and will sell tor
cash for taxes on the first Monday In
July next before the court house in
Kingstree, S. c., the following describ-
ed lands:
1870 acres Of land in Hope township
levied upon as the property of the
Bank Of Sewhanover and bounded as
follows: north by landS of 4. z. Hud-
gins and Geo. ". Williams, east by
Cutter and Dubose. south by Gutter
and ID. Oliver, west by Geo. W. vii.
liams.
Also. 81 acres Of land in Hope town
ship levied upon Is the property CT IL.
+. Browder. and bounded rs follows:
north by Santee public Road. touching
on the south (iadsden BrOwder, on the
east w. B. Browdcr and on the west
by S. F.. Conyers.
Also, &c acres OF land in Hope FOWL
ship, levied upon as the PROPERTY OF
Alice Wells and bounded rs follows:
North by lands Of RebcCca Coins,
south by Emma BraX'0n. west by NJ
lard LumbcrCo., east by Francis Coins.
Also. 20 acres Of land In Hope town
ship. leyicd upon IA the property OF II.
y. t5rowder and bounded a. follows
North by Santee road, east by j. :.
Cantey. south by Santce swamp,1 west
by OncSimu. Canty.
Also, 23 acres in Laws township.
levied upon as the property of estate
Lvmus Benjamin and bounded Is fol
lows: west by Porter's LAM, north by
Mcbride. south and east by MouzOn.
Also, lot in Penn township, levied
upon as the property of Mrs. laabeila
Rutter and bounded as follows: K. j.
Morris. estate of 7. l.. Gourdin, Black
river road and estate GOurdiu.
Also. l.,O acres OF lanG III anderson
township. levi. d upuu aS the property
OF A. J. Parsons AMI bounded ~ fol-
lows north by Black river. east by
r Harper. south By l.. Harper, west
~ d. L. Martin
Also. 81 arrra of land in Anderson
township. levied upon AZ the property
OF }. ID. Brantiry and boun1"d as fot-
lows: ny lands Of John Wheeler and
X johnson.
Also so acres Of land in King town
ship levied upon as the property Of
Wm. Roberts. and bounded Is follows
north by Artrom Brockintur, west by
4. j. smith. south by estate Calvin
Scott, east by estate w d. CUHcr.
Purchaser to pay for papers
q. J. GRAHAM,
13 St.
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Benson Briefs.

Last Thursday morning about
daybreak the postoifiee building
al Benson and lis entire contents
we're destroyed by fire. The
cause of The fire is unknown and
no clae whatever can be discover
ed. The mails continue to be
carried daily, but are contained
IN an ordinary sack. The post
master, Mr.. j. B., Chandler, h"s
written to the department Tor in-
structions, but up 10 ibis writing
40 reply has been received.
Every branch, pond, ditch and
water course is filled 10 overflow
ing, and from the outlook at pres
ept the crops will be very short
indeed. Lands are vet and bo.gy
and all farm work is az Il stand
still. Meanwhile the grass is
growing IN rio'ons luxuriance and
he farmers are corre<pondingly
tesp0ndent.
Rev. W, 5. Martin filed his ap-
pointment at the local Methodist
church Sunday morning.
Gadsder Scott. ALI old and ret-
pectabIe negro of this community.
died last Friday morning of tv-
phoid fever w. S. 6.
4 .EU... -
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The terry boat Mortified collid-
cd with the steel hulled propeller
Mauch Chnnk OF Staten Islant!
Friday and the Mortified sank
with 1000 passengers aboard. Ont
Of this number it is estimated that
about 100 were drowned. The
rest were picked up by boats sent
to the rescue.
J u Chatiin. who killed Warren
Z CRUDE at Gre9nville in 1899.
was pardoned by Gov. McSweeney
last week. Over POO letters were
written and petitions had been
presented to the governor in Chat
inns behalf.
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Notice Of Sale.

By virtue Of chattcl mortgage ex.
ecuted by f. L. Smith to Msssrs.
Thomas s Bradham. AgtS., dared the
2Sth day of january, 1901. and record
ed in the Office Of theRcgiStcr Of Npsne
Conveyance for the county Of Williams
burg or the 18th day Of February. 1901,
in Book & page 90. and assigned BY the
said Thomas & Bradham. Agts'. on
the l1th June, 1901, to me. A. }. Smith.
and Upon which default has been made.
| will sell at public auction on the fir<t
Monday in July. ,(saleS-daI) at II
O'Clock. noon, in front Of tie court
house. in the town OF kingStree. South
Carolina. the property mortgaged, con-
sisting OF grey horse. one-horSe
wagon and onc set Of wagon harness
for cash
4. J. SMITH,
Mortgage.
June 14:h, 1901. 30-sr
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Summer School Notice.

Upon the demand of State Superin-
teudent Of Education, J. j M3Mahan,
the Summer School for white teachers
Nill be held in the court house at
kingStree, commencing July 22 AMI
ending August II. am Informed by
State Superintendent NcMahsn that
buhIer's grammar. fryr's geography
and such Of tho nrw text books ~ will
be used iu free schools. will he sold t"
teachers attending summer school at
reduced prices.
Trustees are urged to open schools
~ early IL possible after July lst.
when tue new school year commences.
WILLIAM COOrHR,
Co. Supt. of Education,
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Notice of Sale.

BY virtue Of Chattcl mortgage cX-
ccutcd by + l.. Smith to a. J. Smith.
dated the Sth day of March, 1901. and
recorded in the Office Of the Register
G: Mesne CunreSan"c for the county of
Williamsburg or :lc 9th day of March.
1901, in book G., i-ce 16S, ard upr7
which default has been made, VIII
sell at public auction on the first Mon
day in July, ,Sales-dayl at 12 O'clock.
noon, at the store formerly occupied
by f. l.. Smith, on Academy Street. in
kingStree, South Carolina, the proper
ty mortgaged consisting. Of all that
certain stock of goods, wares and n.r-
chanhize and store fixtures now con-
tanned in the store formerly occupied
by Z. l.. Smith. Oh Academy Street. in
the town Of kingstree. county and
State aforesaid; for cash.
4. J. SMITH.
Mortgages.
GUne Nth, 1901. 2o-sT
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Lanes Locals.

Mr.. Charlie Nettles, night op-
orator at this place, as besn
transferred g H;inIrE,uu.
Mss Alma G,.:i.a A;;s Gc'uraec
home from Co."e!.e College,
where she has been in attendance
for two years.
Mrs. Ed. Parker has been quite
sick for the past week.
The local freight between Lanes
and Columbia has been taken oft,
much to the inconvenience OF the
travelling public.
Mr. j. I. Hutchinson spent
Thursday in Lake City.
Miss Emma Gordon has gone to
Augusta to visit friends.
Miss Emma Brown, of Summer
ton, Clarendon county, is visiting
Ter sister, Mrs. s. A. Nettles, neal
here.
Mr.. N. L. Rodgers has returned
from trip to Baltimore.
SPARROW.
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Masonic Charity.

kingstree Lodge, No. 46, being
in a fourishins condition and
having, as its members believed.
relieved every call for charity,
made upon them, determined this
year to celebrate the anniversary
Of ST. John the Baptist, one OF the
patron saints OF Free Masonry
June "a. A committee was ap-
pointed TO make arrangements
and $25 appropriated for the pur-
pose. Subsequent TO this action
the very disastrous fire at Jack
sonviIle, Florida, occurred, and
the committee very wisely, and
with the hearty consent OF every
member of the lodge, decided 10
relinquish the pleasures OF the
festive board and remit the money
placed at their disposal to aid III
relieving the distress caused by
the fire.
The following letter from Gen
Zimmerman DAVIS, grand treas
urer Of the Grand Lodge, Is in ac-
acknowledgement of this remittance:
Charleston. S. g., June 11.l90l
NeSsrs. w. +. wilkins, Edwin l.
liir$ch. Richard X. Wallace,
Percy l.. Kinder, Monte Il. Ja-
cob<, Committee OF kingSiree
Lodge. No. 46, a +. 81
Dear Brethren: Yours o! 18th
inst i. ar hand conveying the en-
closure OF $25 for the relief oi
ldiSlreSse brother Aasons, lhei,
widows and orphans, dispersed
and homeless by the disastrous
fire in Jacksonville, Fla. That
this money had been set aside for
your own social enjoyment on St.
Johns day and that by your own
voluntary seil-Qenlal u has been
so used does credit to your heads
and hearts, and Is the trne charity
or brotheriy love which is the
bond Of peace and et' every moral
aud social virtue" GA the 9th
lust when you reflect upon the
Joy in some stricken family in
consequence of this gift, | am sure
that your happiness will be far
greater than if you had assembled
to spend it around lhetestive board
Truly and traternally yours,
ZIMMERMAN DAVIS,
Grand Treasurer.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-06-20

NIDDLEBORO. by, Sept, :. iQT.
Ny wife has suffered long with dyspepsia.
I tried all OF the pepsin preparations AID all
OF my own prescriptions without avail.
finally prescribed Dr.. Fenner's Dyspepsia
Cure and the use OF il effected 4 cure. Many
other similar cases that b2ye come under my
observation have been cured BY his Dyr--
JapSla Cure DR.. +. !. LRDASGOOD.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-06-20

My Dear DR.. Fcnnor. FrcdOnia, y. I.
thavc used Dr.. Fenner's Golden Relief for
many years for the diseases and. accidents
for which IL Is advertised and have found IL
fully equal 10 all you clai;n for n.
J. BOYD SSpY.
Presiding Elder n. E. Caurch.
Used for Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Old Sores,
Sprains, Colds, Grip, Sore Throat, Collie,
DyseRtery, Bowel Troubles, 1t ts urfailtng.
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Notice..

\ competitive examination to fill
the Vacancy in the Williamsburg
county scholarship OF the College Of
Charleston will be held at the court
house in kingstrec on July 10.
w. F.. HANNA,
134t WILLIAM COOPER.
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Akron, Ohio Jan. 5. 1900
DIN " TESSER. FrcdonIa. Ny.
40 havo sold many dDzen5 OF your II. Vitus' paacS
Spc-ic md cvo-y has been cura By IL has pTd
a blasting AIIINIIARk IHtl(r (Tl
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Notice.

Examination for teachers rcrtitica-
tpS will he held on Friday, June 2lSt,
-. n" nou. i.nl.Sr kingStTe, 5. E..
Whitley - COO ER,
l32, G., Hupt. Ed.
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GENEVA, Crawford Co, Pa. Jnnc il 1900.
Erysipelas and blood poison, breaking out on
nv head and face. Ny physician attended
mo for several months without rcault. then
took 8 bottles OF DR.. Fenner's Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic and secured
u conplctC cure. FRANK BhRKAAy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
THE BATTLE IN OHIO.
Foraker and Hanna Forces Fighting
for Supremacy.
FIGHT TO A FINISH.
which Ever Fseiion Wins In the sklr.
mish for Officers Of the Lsglsla-
ture VIII Settle Matters for
the Next Two Years.

Columbus. Dec. 30.-The Ohio legis-
iature which elects the successor OF
Senator Foraker. commences here next
Monday. Party caucuses to nominate
candidates for presiding officers and
other positions In both branches OF
the general assembly will be held next
Saturday night
As the Republicans have a large ma
jority In both houses and as there Is
no opposition to the reelection OF Sen
ator Foraker. the senatorial question
for this session is settled. but there is
abitter contest In progress bearin on
the reelection Of Senator Hanna two
years hence. as II Is expected that a
majority Of the present Republican
members will be reelected TO the next
general assembly.
Senator Foraker Is at his home In
Cincinnati and senator Hanna remains
In Washington. neither is expected
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
Fr.,sh, wrecked by a Rock.

Parkersburg. W. Va. Dec. 30-Two
men missing. one badly injured. one
engine and four cars az the foot OF an
embankment. two other cars wrecked
and 100 feet Of track are torn up as a
result OF the collision with n heavy
rock OF the west bound freight tralE
on Baltimore and Ohio railroad at 20.
3. tunnel near Long Run early this
morning. The engine struck rock
which had rolled down froU the hill.
just as train came out Of TIE tunnel.
The two missing men Pis Fireman A.
r. Hite and Brakeman E. b. Putnam.
both Of Grafton. They are probably
beneath the wrerG. Engineer Hop
Goudy OF Grafton was so seriously in
jured that he vii probably not recoy-
er Heavy rims ioosened the rock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
SYMPATHY WITH AMERICA.
10 Germany and uaited state. H.s- w.s
Britl.h Favor tha Latter.

London. Dec. Accommodating on
the London Times statement from
Washington that persons Of considera.
BILE Importance in Official circles there
profess 20 believe war between the
United States and Germany inevita-
Bile. the 81. James Gazette. though Il
does not believe such disaster will be
allowed TO occur over the dispute In
regard 10 the debts OF Venezuela to
Germany. says that II Il does. there
cgn be- no doubt that British sympa.
thles will be with America. AT the
same time the ST James Gazette ex.
presses the hope that the United
States will not allow such a state as
Venezuela 10 gain the impression that
they can reckon on the protection Of
Monroelsm II they choose 10 repudiate
their obligations in Europe.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
AMERICAN WAY eEsT.
EHgli.h wnI send over . Delegation 20
Wake Inse.tigatioa

English wiii send over . Delegation 20
Wake investigation.
New York. Dec. 30.-The plan sug-
gested by Alfred Mosely. the English.
man who made a big fortune in the
South African diamond fields. 10 send
Englishmen to America to study com
mercial methods there. was endorsed
by a recent meeting presided over by
Lord Reay. chairman Of the London
school board. and as result the first
batch OF pupils will leave here in Au.
gust next for a four months stay in
the Uaited States. II will consist Of a
commission OF two or three members
Of parliament. the heads OF some Of
the biggest business houses. few la.
Dor leaders and representatives OF the
leading universities.
Mr.. Mosely says that the American
boy Is brighter than the English boy.
and consequently becomes a brighter
man Hence he believes that there
must be something In the American
educational system which Is lacking
In the English system. and this Is one
OF the things that the commission Is
TO try 10 discover. They will also
study American methods OF commerce
and industry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
KIIi.a h, . n.nn,r sh.rin.

Globe. A. T.. Dec. 30.-Robert II.
Hatfield. one OF the Kentucky clan. has
been shot and killed at the Troy min
ing camp In Pinal mountains His
slayer was Deputy Sheriff Devine. who
had a warrant for his arrest on charge
OF wife beating. Hatfield sent word to
officers that he would Kill any m0a
who tried 10 take him. Devine DTed
two shots over his head in an ipzffec-
tual effort 10 make the man understand
his danger and then shot with fatal
effect.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
The FaIress oner Ever Mace

To anyone suffering with Dyspef'-t,,
indigestion, Sour Stomach. Heart
burn. take Rex dyspepsia Tablets. All
druggists ara. authorized by the r1an1-
facturers to refund the money IN any
case they fail to cure. Price 50 cents
per package Remember the name.
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. NJ. II. Jamss.
the leading druggist. Bryan. Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
Ner,hsrn r.e Do IsInps.len or.n,.a.

Minneapolis. Dec. 2J.-Judge Elliott
OF the district court OF Honnepin coun-
" has granted a temporary order re-
strainlug the ogiccrs OF the Northern
Pacific Railro21 company from retiring
preferred stSck OF that company. Il
Is inferred. although Il does not ap-
pear. thss'the present action Is brought
in beige. OF the Hartman interest to
prevG., control passing out OF its
han for another year or until the
le, al standing OF the Northern Secu.
Tfties company are settled.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31

here this week but both are In constant
communication with the leaders OF
their respectives forces.
John d. Malley. secretary OF the
state committee and oil inspector un-
der Gov. Nash. is manager Of the
Hanna forces and ex-state Chairman
Charles L Nurtz. who was private sec
retary TO Senator Foraker as governor
and who headed the fusion In the legis.
lature against Hanna four years ago,
is manager Of the anti-Hanna forces.
Il Is claimed by the Hanna men that
the present contest is the same OF fac
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31

Martins Ferry. O.. rrc% Masked
robbers entered the home % Thomas
Ylngling. butcher. esly Sunday
morning and forced him. st the point
OF a revolver. 10 give up $40 Later
the police had a battle with tNa of iho
robbers. who were captured aitSr o
lively exchange OF shots at close ranre
-Four escaped
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
SENATOR MARCUS A. HANNA.

tional fight Of lss7-9S over again. %
The Foraker men claim they are sim
ply exerc. c.sing their right to support
their friends. Both factions have their
respective tickets for caucus nomina-
tions and they are called Hanna and
Foraker tickets az openly as desigra-
tion OF Democratic and Republican tick
cts In the campaigns Four years
contest did not end with party caucus
but II was carried into the legislature
II Is conceded by both sides int the r.
suits Of caucuses next Saturday night
viii be FINAL this time
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31

Marshall. Tex. Dec. 30.-iige Small.
ley. well known negro dwarf OF this
city. dropped dead In a saloon here
Saturday evening. Though SO years
OF age. he was only IS inches in height.
and perfectly formed. he was known
throughout east Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31

Nashville. Tenn. Dec s0-Davld C.
Shafter. tine well known turfman and
one OF the owners o. Terminus. was
found dead in bed al Gallat.n n g.
supposed an overdose OF morphine TAX
On to relieve nervousness caused bis
death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
ALLEGED DISCREPANCY.
The Accounts of the stats Health De-
p.rtmsnt said To B. Wrong.

Austin. Dec. 30-There Is a discrep-
ancy in the Office OF the state health
department. II covers a period OF
nearly two years and may reach into
the thousands. State Health oncer
Tabor has returned from an investiga-
ton OF the various quarantine stations
and states that affairs at the stations
are not right.
state Revenue Agent Jameson. who
IS making the investigation. refused
absolutely 20 say how much he thought
the accounts are short
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
Tn. chiek..h. y,r..

Guthrie. o. T., Dec. 2s.-The are
that started In Chickasha. I. T.. on
Christmas day caused a loss Of s75.-
900. The Armour Packing Company
lost $1,000 pounds OF meat. and the
two banks were damaged greatly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31

ratio on Mexican doIiars 20 yz.lV MexI
can silver for one American gold dol
lar, which was announced Dec. 26, IL
causing much dissatlsfaction here. II
is unsettling what were considered 10
have been fixed prices.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
UItim.tum to v.a.susla.

London. Dec. 30.-A dispatch from
the Central News from Berlin says II
Is believed 10 be certain here that an
ultimatum will be issued within three
days and that an attack on Venezuela
will follow directly after.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31

mas arrested uriah Porter, the alleged
murderer Of VIM. Fineher. Porter de-
fed the community and Gov. Jelks or
dered out a company Of MALTA on Sat-
urday TO aid in his capture. Porter Is
now In Jail az Opelika.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-31
Nor. Room for In..a..

Austin. Dec. 3O.-The governor has
announced that there would be room
at the state insane asylum on Jan. Is
for $50 additional colored patients and
50 additional white patients.
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