The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

| Misses Mamie kellehan and Mamie
Brockiuton of Central are visiting
| Miss Lula Strong.
Miss Hazel Gewinner of Macon,
GA, is visiting the Misses Jacobs in
West Main street.
Miss Daisy Mcdonald returned to
Darlington Tuesday from "a visit to
her sister, Mrs. S. A. Graham at
Rome.
Col. W. B. Wilson has been ap-
pointed Superintendent Of the North
Western Railroad with headquarters
at Sumter.-Manning Times.
Mr.. J. Cleve McElveen, a recently
announced candidate for county
commissioner, paid us his respects
while in town Tuesday.
Miss Nina Riser of Greenville has
been elected teacher of the primary
class in the Moses Levi Memorial In
stitute.-Manning Times.
Last Thursday Mr.. J. B. Gamble
Of Black river presented us with a
46 ID. watermelon the finest we
have seen this season. We GER
tainly appreciate this thoughtful
kindness on the part of our friend.
/ Mai. Andrew Bramlett, represent
ing the Orangeburg Collegiate In
stitute. was in town last week.
This institution stands in the front
rank Of the coeducational schools
Of the State. See adv. in another
column.
Mr.. J. F. McFadden Of Bethlehem
! was visitor in town yesterday.
Mr.. McFadden is a hustling young
farmer, who has, in addition to his
other crops, eight acres Of tobacco
that will. average him 500 to Slo0
to the acre.
Rev. J. f. Dunlop has been grant
ed Il months vacation by the Will
liamsburg Presbyterian church, in
addition to which a purse was pre-
sented to him by his congregation
to help defray the expenses of a
summer trip.
Mr.. NJ. H. Collins, the efficient up
town telegraph operator, is in Che
raw for week or two doing relief
work. His place here is very capa-
bly, filled by Master William Barr,
the precocious young son Of Col.
! George S. Barr.
Candidates for county offices must
/ file pledges and pay assessments on
or before August ). Pledges will
be filed with DR.. \. II. Williams,
Lake City, s. g., and assessments
paid to A a. Brown, Leo, :. e.
| These are the county chairman's
instructions.
Our good friend Mr.. J. J. Mat
thews, who is travelling in the inter-
est of q Lake City tobacco ware
house, dropped in Tuesday to see
us. Mr.. Matthews has a great
many friends in the county and is
doing good work for the house he
represents.
DR.. A. H. Williams, who for q
number Of years has represented
williamsburg county in the State
Senate with distinguished ability,
announces himself candidate for
reelection to that position. Atten-
ton is called to his card in our Can
didates' Column.
Mr.. David Huguenin, general
agent Of the Equitable Fire Insur-
ance Co., Charleston, came up last
week to adjust the loss Of Messrs.
Thomas & Bradham from their
recent fire. The total loss is esti-
mated at $4,000 and the insurance
is $1,000 in the New York Under
writer's.
Mr.. H. J. Burgess of Spring Bank,
! the Wide-aWaKe representative or
the Star Tobacco Warehouse at
Lake City, was in town Monday.
The Star is the old, reliable ware
house of the county and Mr.. Bur
CESS knows good thing well
enough not to be bashful in pushing
its merits.
To the number of aspirants for
Legislative honOrs is added; the
name of Hon. H. +. Eaddy OF John
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