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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-08-21
KINGSTRRE.

The fifth meeting of the county
campaign took place in the court
house at Kingstree yesterday. c. ".
Wolfe, vice president Of Kingstree
club, presided. The crowd present
numbered about $50, just enough to
comfortably fill the building. At
this late hour it is impracticable to
do more than barely mention this
meeting. The candidates will speak
at Lake City to-day and wind up
their itinerary at Scranton Friday.
The office seekers will breathe a re-
lief when it is all over.
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Groceries keep fresh and good,
and don't forget they 60 because
prices are always right. WILKIsa
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Car of flour just received, any
grade, any size sacks, prices to suit
customers, Wilkins.
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Some men work for all they are
worth, and don't work much,
either.
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August IS, 1902.

Fine line of pocket knives and
razors. Come and get one.
WILKINS.
The Newark journal., 1902-12-19
w. s. MOORE, J. P., Real Estate, Rental and
 COLLECTING AGENT, Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
Quarterly Conference.

The first Quarterly Conference of the Batesville Circuit North east Arkansas District Methodist Protestant church will convene with Convenience church, at Dr.. C. C. Gray's on Saturday the 2Oth of December 1902 at 2 o'clock D. m. All the official members arc requested to he present as this is very important conference, the President Rev. W. k. Starnes, will be with usand fill the follow ing appointments. Convenience, sunday 2lst II 0 clock d. m. 9leasant Hill, 2lst at ' D. m. Oak drove, Monday 22nd at D. m.
 herty Hill, Tuesday 23rd Ut ' lA m. Everybody invited to at t and these meetings.
 J. T. GOLDSMITH, Pastor.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS

, AO A1 shEhA k~A MI Noo In.~n.~ -..-n.rs
 Go to M. $. Fisher for bar gains.
 The proper styles in dress goods at Krone's.
 Next Sunday is the shortest day of the year.
 Magness Bros. have full line of nice furniture.
 Ask for the Victor shoe at Mur- phy & Moore's.
 Go to Galloway's restaurant for meals at all hours.
 The best shoes made-the Clover Leaf-at Krone's.
 Try The Journal when you need job printing done.
 Go to Murphy & Moore for all kinds of merchandise.
 Adams Bros. have the hottest line of shoes in town,
 The Journal has a complete as- sortment of J. r. blanks.
 Rev. F. NJ. Grammar. of Bates vile, was in town Wednesday.
 Just received a carload of shingles at Ration & Cooper's.
 Griffith & Morrow for all kinds of Xmas goods, silverware, etc.
 Magness Bros have the largest line of Christmas goods in town.
 Murphy & Moore are expecting another car of Golden Grown flour.
 Say, Bill, let's get one of those good suits we priced at Krone's.
 Big line of dolls, toys and other Christmas goods at Magness Bros.
 Griffith & Morrow invites you to inspect their new line of cut lery.
 Desnoyers- Courtney shoes; your moneys worth, at Murphy & Moore's.
 Get A. H. Mize & Go to do your photographic work. They always give satisfaction.
 Fine pocket and butc her knives, scissors, razors, carving sets, etc., at Griffith & Morrow
 If you want to make home hap py get a barrel of Golden Grown flour at Murphy X Moore's.
 Anything you want in the way of winter clothing for any mem- Der of the family at Fishers.
 For bargains in hardware, sash, doors, saddles and harness come and see us. Ration X Cooper.
 Don't fail to examine Fishers big stock of winter clothing before you buy. He can save you money.
 P. H. Hulsey, who has been quite sick for the past several days with pneumonia, is reported to be improving.
 M. B. Burns, good citizen of Magness, made this office pleas ant call while in town Friday and left dollar on subscription.
 Griffith & Morrow have just re- ceived the largest and best assort- ed stock of pocket and table cut lery ever brought to Newark.
 The recent heavy rains caused a serious washout on the extension of the White River road above Walls ferry and the trains have not been going through to the end of the line for several daYs.
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phy & Moore's. Subscribe for this paper and quit borrowing 1t.
 Big line of fall and winter cloth ing at NJ. 5. Fishers.
 All kinds of pies, cakes, etc., at Galloway's restaurant.
 A new line of childrens jackets have just arrived at Krone's.
 Carload of bagging and ties just received at Ration & Cooper's.
 Hon. Chas. +. Cole, of Bates vile, spent Saturday in the city.
 If you want to buy or sell eoun- try produce see Jno. NJ. Martin.
 Next Wednesday night old Santa claus again makes his annual round.
 Full line of ready-mixed paints always on hand at Ration 6 Cooper's.
 Yes, you can get the genuine Golden Grown flour at Murphy & Moore's.
 Ten pounds of fine roasted cof- fee for one dollar at Griffith < Morrow's.
 When you come to town drop in at Galloway's restaurant and get your dinner.
 If you want quality and quanti- ty for your money, walk right in at Murphy & Moore's.
 Ration & Cooper have the best line of the celebrated Charter Oak stoves in North Arkansas.
 The bad weather for the past two weeks has knocked the bottom out of all kinds of business.
 Whoa; I'll just stop and get one of those pretty new hats for my wife that 1 saw at Krone's. For everything in groceries, queensware, tinware, glassware and harness call on Jno. NJ. Martin.
 Don't forget Adams Bros on chickens and eggs; they pay high est market price, cash or merchan- disc.
 We will send you The Journal and the Memphis Weekly Com mereial Appeal both one year for $1.25.
 Santa Claus has left a big lot of Christmas goods at Magness Bros. Don't fail to call and get your share.
 The Iron Mountain depot at Judsonia has been completed. It is said to be the best frame depot on the road.
 Go to Griffith & Morrow for Battenberg patterns, rings, thread, etc. They have just received a new assortment.
 B. +. Owens, of Magness, made The Journal a pleasant call while in town Monday and reports every thing quiet in his community.
 A. H. Mize & Co.,, the photog- raphers that always please, have again established q branch gallery in Newark and solicit your busi- ness.
 The Iron Mountain route will sell holiday excursion tickets to the Northern and Eastern states at the rate of one first class standard fare plus S2 for the round trip. Tickets on sale December 13, r, 21, 22, 23 and 26, 1902, limited for return to thirty days from date of saie.
The Newark journal., 1902-12-19

Best meals in town at Gallo ways restaurant, Fishers old stand.
 Men Wanted-To buy overcoats, nice Xmas suits, etc., at Griffith & Morrow's.
 If you want to buy or sell land call on or write the Newark Real Estate Company.
 Christmas will soon be here and Santa Claus will make his head. quarters at McHenry's.
 NJ. $. Fisher has full and con- -plete stock of everything and will save you money on anything you need.
 Republican leaders in the Sen ate are determined to defeat the eight-hour bill which they declare is dangerous piece of class legis- lation.
 Talk is cheap, but any old kind of flour won't make good bread. If you want good bread use Golden Grown four. Murphy & Moore sell it.
 You will find me on the corner at the old John Magness stand with a complete line of first class gro ceries. Give me a call. John M. Martin.
 Robt. Mitcham and daughter re- turned to their home at Hickory Valley a few days ago, after pleasant visit with Mir. and Mrs. k. J. Magness.
 Too much booze produces the same effect under boiled shirts and standing collars that 1t does under a jumper and an old blue shirt, as some of the boys" can testify.
 Mize's photograph gallery is better equipped than when they were here in the summer. Call at their tent near the postoffice and see samples. Satisfaction guaran- teed.
 Account of the good roads con vention at Little Rock January 21 and P, the Iron Mountain will sell round trip tickets to Little Rock at rate of one fare for round trip. Tickets on sale January 19 to 21, with final return limit to and in- cluding January 23.
 Occasionally some farmer gets 1t into his head to try and see just what he can grow on small piece of land in this country, and in truth when this is done the results are always surprising Here is an example: w. F. lAnderson of Ashley township raised four crops this year on a small piece of land. He first grew 8 good crop of millet hay, following this with crop of corn, potatoes and lastly turnips. Mir. Henderson is a good farmer as is more fully shown by his hav- ing killed five hogs last week, each weighed $50 pounds. -Batesvil)e Guard.
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Get a kimball

timball organs are acknowledg- ko be the best on the maret. can buy one by paying q 0hmount down and S5 per
 one third down and
 six months. See 0. F. ~ ent.
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knights OF PythiaS.

The grand keeper Of records and seals Gas
completed ARRANGEMENTS fer rates through the
Western Passenger Association and the South
western Passenger Bureau. over all roads in
those associations Of a are-and-a-thiri certh-
cate Plan FOR the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge next month in st. Joseph The local COM
mittec has notified that officer regarding the
hotel arrangement and curing the coming wteN
full instructions viii be sent in a circular from
his cfice 70 all representatives, and lodges IN
toe grand domain.
Excelsior Lodge last "Wednesday evening had
a very well attended meeting James Mitchell
spoke at length On primitive Pythtanism. ne hav-
ing been connected with the order longer than
any other member in the state He was a char
ter member Of the third Pythian lodge ever IN
stitut-G.
Chevalier Lodge. 40. 20. X. OF p. conferred
tho rank az knight in %ampiihed form upon three
worthy esquireS at the last convention. held
Wednesdav- September l.. \ good attendance OF
members and visitor Erarrd the occasion.
Lafayette Lodge. No. Is. had a very large
attendance OF visitors and members At the last
convention to witness the cCnfer-ing 81 the rank
OF knight on five cSqu.res- And at the next
Tegulor convention the rank Of Page Will BE-
conferred On three candidates and two viii
be Teirstated. y great many members
suspended for impairment OF dues are applying
for reinstatement End at the close of the term
No. lS will be able To make a good showing.
PythagCras Lodge. No. 20. advanced three
Paces to the rank of Esquire. being assisted by
i. q. DalZell of No. 26. Pythagoras has Tofk
in the ranks At each session. and there is al
ways something to interest those attending. The
rank Of Knight will be conferred at next ses-
sion.
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l. Jones: second vice president. 7. II. McFad-
spending secretary, Conrad Book: prel1ie; Sis-er
Moss. Eudrd. Sister Rowe. sentinel. Brother
Lecnzrd: conductor. Siste: Hoffman. trustees
sisters Mcnamara ana Leahy and Brother Geo
Moss; pianist. sister Beck After the meeting
the ofnCeTs erterIa nod the members with an
ei'sant banquet ant mop Excellent prizes nave
been purchased fer the cuchre NecncsIa Jay even
Ike this a grand affair. &
security GounSi vas Ecrored hy = l1rEc at
tCz1aace last Itniay evening. four Implications
bong received 4 general Cli-time love feast IN
the way Of sp.ecE-mlkinE was INDUCED sister
English took her departure fer her new home IN
New York City. By special effort the committee
have secured the services 81 the Teach Sisters
for their open meeting. the SECOND Monday in
October Several limitations are due Tor next
Ncg51-. when ITiilrE.Stsr Luisarit is expected
u Quito himself in mantuvcr'ns the degree drill
team.
Harmony Council mot with a fair attendance
the 18th iEst. Two limitations and folr proposals
Tor new membership. with n number OF Copi
talks anf regular routine business. hilet in TIE
cv0n;us.
Prde n Wet Council honor the following
mcTbc-s win official positions Or the ensuing
var. President Thariow ". Malone; vice prs
ideni. Henry iserSoH. second vice president. CIR
spendiuS secr-tary. Priscilla Julian. financial sec
rotary. irhn Zl.smsffnan: tr--sGr-r. &aTy Han
non: conductor. AG1 thrN.s. guard, Daniel
EiCEor; sentinel. Harry N,-Ehcr.
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Tho following supreme Lodge officers we're in
yarsaTy oeiebiauon: l. y. I5SESrS. $ supreme
protector: ". s, Mccullough. supreme vice pro-
S. Rlatt. J, v. wsrtman ard ChaIles i. Biee.
mitiee. Letters OF regret were received by The
grand secretary from s1prne ras, frosectcr r..
T.. r. Withereil. stating that their inability to
attend was caused by sickness.
applications fer membership were read by the
secretary. Charles II. Besenan A
which viii be given in the latter part OF oc-
Chouteau Lodge will meet next Tuesday even
Ing. A large attendance Of the memhsrs Is eX,
taEs place at this meeting.
Friendship Lodges meeting last Tuesday svsn-
Morie Esky and c. s. Kenny presented q mum
her q applications for penssrsh y ,h an ns sn !,
which was largely attended by the members and
Fortuna Lodges meeting last "Wednesday even
ing was made interesting by the reSeption OF ten
dsEree was conferred upon one candidate; A large
attendance, q the members were IN eoidenee;
at Hirkwo Mo. last Tuesday evening: Thirty
tion was psessnt from the city. and al.o from
Maplewood. No, to witness the ceremonies.
D.. o'Keefe and other grand officers. At I'll.
close OF the meeting a %recep;ion Sss ky ana
car on TIE return trim 20 the city; A,x .,,s-,,,,-
m sasa snd hop pat al ,se iodss hall after n ms.,:
were received ATQ tIFCt CdIliaaAlE
Union Lodges members seemed to have made
a wise move when they located in their present
meeting place. Hardly a meeting passes nut tnerc
Is Initiation and applications received, The meet
ing last Wednesday WIS well attenoeu. v WHICH
two applications were placed on hle-
Clover Leaf Lodge will meet next THURSDAY
evening. two new members will be added TO the
roll. After the meeting the lodge VIII naSe some
amusemenf for the members Mt SA warner
Is still IN Buffalo. y. Y. 81. Louis turner Han
was ENGAGED for the mask ball DECEMBER ~
Brothers ". A Brown and Captain N; Ma,ner
were appointed On the committee at kmps fark
celebration
Irving Lodges Cdaplevood. MOI meeting last
Tuesday evening drew a large NUMBER % the
members. the occasion being the receouon OF
twelve applications for raeIrbership, lie Keep
ton Committee. appointed by the lodse Tor tre
celebration. comrrises Sisters Laura Bal Cock
son. Emma PhIibert. Emma Jacobs. Katharine
Morris and Mary Westbrcck-
Initial Lod<s'r meeting last Tuesday evea.ns
was made interesting by the reception OF a arxe
number Of applications for relief fund member
ship. The general activity displayed by the mem
bers gbes promise OF a handsome increase IN
membership by the end Of fhis term
Victoria Lodges meeting sat Iueeday etennrS
v.s full OF Hfe. Eleven suplicztions we're rnh-
mitted By Deputies Lcaica wzid and Elsie
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Of the meeting. the programme consisting Of
vocal and instrumental music
Chippewa LGtxe Is one OF the new acquisitions
GO the order. II was Instituted last Friday even
Ing with n charter list of nfcy members. the
work Of Deputy Alexander GutZmann. The cere-
monies OF Institution were conducted by Grand
Protector John ID. OfKeefe- assisted by the
rrand vice PROTECTOR and the grand secretary:
The Lodge will meet hereafter on the hrst and
Oregon avenue. -
{ Anna Lodges members were out IN large
numbers n their rieetin. last Thursday even
Ing Five ar,Iic1tos= were received. making a
month. A committee was appointed TO arrange
for a euchrc and hop given In the latter part
Of October.
Schiller Lodge met last Monday evening with
n full house. Eight applications were read by
the secretary. The members OF Schiller Lodge
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weissharr. After the close Of the meeting a gen.
eral Publication was held, at which a number
Of the friends OF the members were present
Eureka Lodges meeting last Mc11ay evening
was the scene Of enthusiasm and activity. The
Protectors Association held a meeting In con-
Junction with the lodge TO arrange the final de-
tails for the anniversary celch1tion. every lodge
in TIE city being represented The report OF the
protectors were all enthusiastically received
Oak Lodge had a large turnout OF their mem
befs at their meeting last Monday evening. four
applications were received and I'VE medical ap-
provaR were rad by the secretary. Deputy Mol
lie keane is doing GOOD servtce. for the lodge
and IS ebly assisted br Sister Rose Crate and
Doctor Robert r Owen and Thomas ke3ne-
olive Branch Lodge had = lively time At their
plicafions for relief fund membership were re-
cevied and referred to the proper committee
The morthly entertainment followed tho close
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knI-hfa of Hnnnr.

oak Lodge. as previously announced and ar
ranged. held the first OF a series Of open meet.
dampen the enthusiasm II tho members. Dam
cling was one OF the principal features Of the
evening. Grand Assistant Dictator L. McGannon
Of Aurora. Mo. being in the city. paid the lodge
a visit
Missouri had a fair attendance at its last
meeting. Routine business was transacted.
Frame made brief address Tor the good OF the
Bremen Lodge is receiving applications and In
itfstinE candidates at every meeting. The mem
hers ~ the lodge have resolved 70 make n
grand record and a handsome Increase of mem
bers Ivy the end OF the year. from present indi-
cations. and II the work continues they will be
Mound CITY Lodge had n good attendance ut
its last meeting. Several amendments TO the by
laws were presented for consideration and adop-
ton. The number Of applications received re-
Gently shows renewed activity among the mem
hers. YIN, r. Franck. II. Fisher. Rarffeid and
Columbia Lodge had n good ATTENDANCE at last
meeting The young members Of the lodge have
taken interest ard are active IN the work for the
order. The secret work ~ the order was exempli-
fed by Brothers Bookman. Friedman. Green,
Paul. Burgnan and others. for the benent Of the
Members. A. ". Winter. Burg-ran. Deputy
made brief addresses for the coed q the order.
Olive Branch Lodge he'd n good attendance.
Preparations mad been made Previously 10 initiate
several candidates -Four appi-atols are pend
ing for the rext meeting. Supreme Treasurer. 10
seph W. Branch. Pe.ton c. Jones. II. W. Wright
Eccd OF the order
Mount Olive Lodge was vel attended al last
meeting Two candidatesr were initiated. -Four ap-
u F. nrntraeger Wrr. ". Kinsey and James
Cole. showing amount Of recent Investments made
OF iodse funds IN real estate. etc. was approved.
eveninr. A. II. Hener. Vim. Mcconnell 4. COIL
son and John F. Amenda were the orators OF the
evening for the good Of the order.
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81. E~rilgets Council. No. S. Knights Of Father
MatntH. had a Ue3l-aItended meeting last Thurs
day. evening. receiving three applications and
initiating ten candidates Tine members were
booking forward TO this meeting for a grand time.
az, II mad beeE announced that Il would ne the
cDeuing II the fall campaign. and the e!ect-un
II delegates to the Supreme Council session in
Kansas Cty on October Il. II and -. TIE follow
ing mrmiefs were elected;
James U'i;eiily. William II. Corcoran. Cornelius
kclleheT. Timothy CuEnor. Thomas Churcn. l. l..
HElhbert. Thomas Jennings. Il. J. Moynihan and
William l.. Reilly.
The usual smoker and banquet was then served
in the banquet hall. and was thoroughly entoye-s-
Remarks Tor good Of the ccIncil were made hy
the Reverend I. ! Carney. Thomas :. BuNc"a.
Joseph p HartEett and William IL CorcoTan-
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Wcmnn.x RcIief Corp<.

The national convention Of the Woman's Relief
CorTs will ouen its session ia washington u G.
in tire church 81 our Father on the corner n
Thirteenth and I. streets northwest. at ga a. NJ.
October =.
The Department q Missouri VIII have a large
delegation in attendance.
Past Department. resident Mrs. Carrie =
SParklin IL p candidate for national president. she
Was unanimously irooise5 ~ the Department
Convention.
The department president. Ngs. Hollen f. Dar.
Is in the city. a5d will visit all the corps pre-
vious to her departure for Washington October ..
She. with her escort. will go over the Big -Four
on the same train as the department commander
Of the @. \. r. AMI his esc1rt.
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RaynI League.

The banquet given by the Advisory Council to
tho Order in this CITY last Wednesday evening n;
tho Southern Hotel was a very enjoyable anal,
desnite the inclemcacy Of the weather. One hun
dTcd and thiTty-three members were present "
the close Of the ceremonies Brother W. r. New
man announced that this feast would mark the
opening - the fail campaign. and every member
League.
Iyanhoe Council had n pleasant gathering at
its meeting last Monday night. Il was Iet.1N ship
nirht. and hnnors were carried on by Brothers l..
r. Pullman and A. II. Buehrtg. Twp aPplica-
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Order of Scottish Clans.

The royal treasurer John HiI. In the uast week
sent out checks to the amount of g lao in pay
ment OF death claims. This nays all claims that
have been removed 10 date. and leave = Sfs-1irS
in the hands Of the royal treasurer Of 81. $50
deposited in the local repositories.
a meeting % Glen Dour;as. No , vra haiS
last Tuesday evening at their hall Grand and
Easton avenues. with Chief Chs Mackenzie in
the chair. with 4 splendid attendance % members
srd visitors Of Clan C11nph-u. No. l. Among
the latter were noted Past Chief Alexander Mon
roc Secretary Edward Mckay. Captain Logan
and others The benefits of the late picnic and
steamboat excursion are now being realized. ard
the first instailment was the presentation of
-four applications for membership. which were
referred to appropriate committees of investiga-
;ion. The chairman Of the Amusement Commit
tee reported progress on the sociahle 20 be given
Tuesday evening. Sertember 30. to the ciansmen
and their Invited friends A select programme
Of Scottish songs. music and dances Is now BE-
ing prepared. interSrer>ed by fee cream and cak.
furntshed by the ladies. and n good time Is In
store for al who attend
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10 Colorado to b. nilcd cut.
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Ancient d of United workmen.

st. Louis Loigc. No. l. at It's meeting. Sep
teJnhcr tS Initiated one candidate and received
two applications. Brother Butz has already rec
commended seven applicants and has promised
one for the next meeting. A present this lodge
bright Two candidates will Sc Initiated at the
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are displaying their old-time activity and prom-
tse 2 large increase OF membership by he end
Philippine Lodge members continue TO add 10
the roster OF the lodge. At the meeting last
hontay evening eight applications Esrs re-
ceivet end two members OBLIGATED. Ater the
adjournment OF the meeting rcfreshments were
served and n good time was had
Legion OF Honor.
The list Ct Official visits for the sunr.r. c,,,
Gil have been arranged ard a printer copy OF
the same VIII soon b IN the hands Of each mem
Der 81 the LEGION The various councils are NJ
ing with each other to- see which will get out
the largest attendance at the meetines 10 wei
come the Supreme Council. and in many In
stsnees elaborate entertainment programmes are
The senisnnauI visit Of The supreme eaasssror
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KNIGHTS and Ladies' of Security.

Park Avenue Council. No. 1OL. held n ban
ner meeting "Wednesday. nearly every member
being present. Seven applications received and
three candidates initiated The election OF ofh-
GERS was spirited and resulted as follows PRES
ident. ]. Vincent Gallapher; vice president, Mrs