The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-04-24

Mr.. H. w. Wilson was in town
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. H. D. Reddick has a new
cad" this week. Read it..
THE RECORD, The American
Farmer and the Winner Magazine
one year for S1.0O cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanKeuren, of
Smiths Mills, were registered at
the Coleman House Tuesday night.
Now that the Charleston eXposi-
ton seems to be on Il paying basis
is may be kept open until July 4th.
Mr.. Claude Martin, who is princi-
pal of IA flonrishing school in Dar-
lington county, visited relatives
here Il few days last week.
Mrs. John F. McFadden, of Beth
lehem, and Miss Maria Burgess, Of
Bethel, are the guests of Mrs. L..
Stackley in Academy street.
Senator Benjamin R. Tillman
will speak in Manning next Friday,
where ne goes in response to a petit
ton from the people of Clarendon.
Mr.. E. j. Jacobs came in Satur-
day from Macon, Ga, aud stayed
over Sunday with his home folk,
returning to his adopted home Sum
day night.
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Hon. John S. Graham was in
town Monday greeting his many
friends. Mr.. Graham is receiving
urgent solicitations to enter the
race for the State senate.
Mr.. P. B. Thorn has built another
cottage on Short street, making
four in all. He has also recently
painted them, which greatly en-
hances their appearance.
Rev. II. J. Cauthen announced last
Sunday that owing to his absence in
attending the district conference there
would be no preaching in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday morning or
evening. he district conference con-
vened yesterday at Clyde, in Darling
ton county, and continues il session
through Sun day.
We haye a hundrad copies Of the
American Farmer and the Winner
Magazine to give away absolutely free
to the next 100 old or new subscribers
who pay us $l.0O on subscription.
The price Of The Farmer alone is 80
cents year. Remember. by paying
up now you get two extra papers a
whole year absolutely free. Come for
ward and get your name on the list
while they last.
At meeting before the State
Supreme Court in Columbia last Mon
day the iniu1ction against the estab.
lishment of tie Lake City and Scran'
ton dispensaries heretofore granted by
the chief justice was by consent OF
counsel ordered to be made permanent
in both cases. S, G. w. Shipp, Esq,
appeared for the petitioners and AS.
sistant Attorney General L. X. Gunter
for the respondents.
The parties interested in the estab-
lishment Of dispensarieS at Lake CITY
and Scranton have by no means given
up the fight. Other petitions have
been or soon will be presented to the
county board asking that these dis
prnsarieS granted. This time the pc
titioners have paofked by their previous
mistakes and avoided the technical
errors on which the injunction was
granted in the first instance.
Prof. A. c. Nelson, Of Wilmington
N. c., testimonials of whose remedies
appear in another column, is establish
ing agencies for his medicines all over
the county. At Bloomingyale MIS-
T. h. Smith has been appointed agent
and ut Suttons Mr.. e. P. Hinnant
AS other agencies are established from
J nime To time notice will be given il