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New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

The Atlantic City Horse Show Association has
issued its prize list for IT'S fourth annual open air
exhibition To he held July Il. Is. Il IS and 10.
AtIantic civ me list Of premiums is Of the
best ever prepared by the association There are
fry-four competitions, arranged in four divisions,
one each for open all. amateur, maiden and local
classes. The open 10 all. amateur ana maiden con-
for roadSters. carriage horses, tanden1S,
tour in hands ponies in harness and under saddle,
poIo ponies saddle horses. hunters and jumpers
md rh3 hOI
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
ST ANDREWS WINS FROM FOX HILLS

ne St Andrews team. which is making en-
Naoe reputation in interclub matches this season.
won from the Fox Hills team at the St Andrews
INKS yesterday by 10 4 John NJ Ward was the
man who saved the visitors from whitewash. He
vas paired with P. II. Jennings, whom he defeated
eoesslnst r c Watson. Jr-, and beat him oy
F Slllar r4; score while Louis Livingston. jr the
- aII4s captain. succumbed TO Charles Hitch
u; the intercollegiate champion, by up The
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
nosrnN- 2. P1TrsBCRG.

BOSTON June i4-PhiIipp was mainly responsible
+or ,r-b,rgs defeat to-day. Boston should have
heen retired without scoring IN the first inning but
Ihiltppi failed to cover first on Carneys scratch
hi, This filed the bases and a single and slow
throw by Wagner allowed all the men 10 score
pttttnger vas effective holding Pittsburg
hit attendance 6.10o. Score: Z, =,
BOSTON ........ o o 0 x-3
Pittsburg ........... U"
F3a,tertss-Pftttnger and Kittrtdge Phppi and OCon
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
JUDGES CUP AT HARBoR HILL

An interesting competition. combining both match
end medal play was started yesterday at the links
OF The Harbor Hill Golf Club Of Staten Island The
course was in fine shape. and nineteen complete
caros were returned The best qualified for
the Judges Cup, and this trophy will go to the win
eeE of Ine match play rounds on succeeding Satur-
Gays " Scott O'Connor, who played from scratch
maze the lowest gross score, IS while the best
aasshoiea2 score was returned by Lawrence Hollins
sho eid =
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
READY FOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP,

Arrangements for the national amateur cham
pionship are already under way. Every club be-
longing to the Cnited States Golf Association was
told last week to prepare its entries so that they
would reach the secretarys office, No. 10 Wa-sr.
on or before Tuesday. July S The indications this
year point TO 3 record breaking list Radical
changes have been made in the manner OF con
ducting the contest. and. instead OF thtrty-two.
twice that number will qualify for the match play
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
SAVANNAH CORINTHTAN ENTRIES.

Entries from all recognized yacht clubs will be
received by the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club of Oyster Bay, for It's thirty-second annual
race which is TO be sailed Saturday. June IS
There will also be extra racing days-June 20
and q Allen E. Whitman, the secretary of the
race committee calls the attention of yacht owners
to the fact that unless their vessels measured
FOR time allowance. under the rule Of measure
nent they will be entitled to receive prizes IN
races sailed during the present season
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

This week has seen rlrry plans perfected for the
twenty-thrd annual I1r.5 OF the League OF Ameri-
Wheelmen at Atla2ilc City. which takes place
on July 16 II. Is and II OF the many things cal
culated 70 be most epJ ed by the thousands OF
wheelmen. who will 10 ley to the shore to take
part in this big gathertr,g of clans particular at
tention is being given g. the runs TO and around
Atlantic City. the mOuSt' sTuOker. " hch VIII most
likely be held the IuB he midsummer ball. the
ocean trip and many aSh'r features, all OF which
will be arranged expresE.y for those who possess
League OF American VIII ss men membership cards
hese sam. merubersh -dS will also entitle the
holders to reduced rates = the hotels and also TO
most Of the board walk g. ". not TO speak OF the
reduction that will be ofe- 81 TO League of Am-rl-
Wheelmcn members the bathhouses The
races this year viii bo )stly OF the up-to-date
motor paced order and all be the new
record breaking Coliseuu. rack. OF which Atlantic
City has lately become 70 nous.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
MIS- CATHERrvE F JENKrxs

Mrs Catherine f. Jenkins. the wife OF MsSor
James h Jenkins. well known resident OF
Mount Vernon. died on last Friday from cancer
Mrs Jenkins various times president OF
the womens societies of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Ascension, in Mount Vernon The
burial "A Bethel Conn
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
FRANK ANGEvINE.

Frank Angevine. seventy years old. for the last
twenty years an employe Of the Custom House.
died at his home. No iS4 Halsey-st, Brooklyn, on
Friday after a weeks Illness. Mr.. Angevins for
many years before his connection with the Custom,
House a newspaper man. The funeral will be
held to-day at his late home. A committee fro0
the Press Club viii attend
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
NORTH JERSEY BEATEN AT MoNTCLAIR

Montclear defeated North Jersey yesterday IN
team match at the Montclair links by score OF
IS : The North Jersey golfers have not been
active in team play this season. and were not anie
10 get together strong side. j ". Grlggs was
OF the members of the visiting team He was
beaten by T. T Reid by up.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
NEv-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lowell-Lowell. 2; Concord IL
At Lawrence. Mass--Lawrence. ); Fall River. 0
At Manchest ter-3Ianchester -: Nashua. o.
At averhill-HaVerhill. s: Dover. =
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
WARE PLAYS IN GOOD FORM

Boston, Mass. June 1.-THE State championship
tennis tournament began at the Longwood court
this afternoon with brilliant playing and large
gallery All the matches in the first and second
rounds were finished and six matches in the third
round. The playing OF l. z. Ware and W };
Clotfier. each Of whom played two matches and
hnr the feature
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
PLAY AT CRESCENT A c.

Play was continued yesterday in the handicap
lawn tennis tournament on the Of the Cres-
cent Athletic Club, Bay Ridge. The matches
were in classes A and B. IN Class A ". F. Powers,
J. c. Oswald and T y. CIurney won their places
in the seni-ffnal round while in Class the com
petitions completed
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
CHARLES E MILLER

Charles F Miller assistant manager Of the mes
senger department. II the New-York Stock Ex-
change. who resides in HuEuenOJ Park. New
Rochelle. died suddenly from acute heart trouble
yesterday. Nr. Miller had employed oy the
Stock Exchange for the last Iwenty-siEht years.
children
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
7ROI TING.
OPENING MATINEE AT THE EMPIRE
CITY TRACK

The New-York Driving Club held its first matinee
yesterday the Empire City track, The weather
fine. the track in good condition and three
thousand spectators enjoyed the sport
The programme was long one, but was disposed
race of the day was between Hontas Crook and
have covered them nearly all the way around
David B. well driven. good race, with
little TO spare. and Mercury Wilkess half mile neat
IN l'i was decided surprise. The summaries
TRoTTING-HALF- NILE HEATS-TWo IN THREE
Charles {. LIoyds z Richard B--.-.--.-.---.-- I
". q. Floyd-Jouess b m kroxeva. ...--.--.--.-.--
I F fSlsselfs br. n Princess Sprague ----''----
W E Parson ir' D. N la Belle Rosa-.--..-''-' :
Time-I:1+i+ 40.
PACING-MILc HEATs-TvO N THREE
Hugh J Grants hr. Dr. Aonical- -.-..-..-..-. / /
c X. 9 Billings's ch Fioutas Crook :
Time-2-1a 2:l2i2 2.11l2-
TROTTING-HALF-MTLE HEATS-TWO N THREE
J v Gorntsh.s eh 9 David B..-------.-..-----.. !
e Bohllng's b. Kingmond. -.----------
VI g Earrison's . Axtello
Time-1:1O 1.oT24
TROTTING-HALF MILE HEATS-Tvo IN THREE
E 2 Smatherss r Queen Wilkes. .-.-.------- ! |
Samuel MCMilans b. :. Bem Mt Prince.
Time ,0Sl4 1,o5i7
TROTTING-MGI.E HEAT>-TWO IN THREE
Hugh J. Grants Louise jefferson ..-.--...--
Frank = Jones's =. m Mabel onEood -------.----
Tiue-2:14. 2:l4
PACING-HALF MILE HEATS-Two IN THREE
F schmidt's z Mercury Wilkes -..-.---...--- l
James Buffers br- Tabascp-
E E. Snathers's b. volcano or
Time-I.04. los
TROTTING-HAI-F MILE HEAT>-Tvo IN THREE
A. c Mapes's Z < Jolly Bachelor l
g c. Loyd's br Mazour -----.-------.--
Edgar RrpkS & Precision -.--.-------'.- :
Time ,oTta. 1:io.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
oF JvTEPEsT TO HORsEnEN

James W Renwfck Is showing at his spacious
vvareroons in Fortv-sIxth-st just west Of Broad
way handsome line of seasonable carriages in
Guiding basket novelties OF every description. vic
birdseye maple natural finish; pony carts. park
W.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
PHILADELPHIA. :, CHICAGO.

Philadelphia June 14-Philadelphia's hits and
Chicago's errors came in conjunction in the sixth
and seventh innings. Attendance "i'". score
Chicago ............ 0 o o o-l 9
pin sdsInhis .... q ks
FatteriAs-st Vrain King: Duggleby and Doom
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
EOE HILLS
ST. ASDEE.e
if the third monthly handican III.
the scores were
FoURsoME MATCH AT ARnsrE,

foursome competition under clpb bs,dicans
ssraeo the usual programme al the Ardsev links
yesterday, where more than fifty players wer- out
INC hfsI prize went to II. B. Gayley and J. w
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
THE REV. JOHN STURGEON

London June 4-The Rev John Spurgeon.
tired Congregational minister and the father Of
the Spurgeon family of preachers. died this morn
ing ar South Norwood He was born on July *
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
NEWARK AGAIN BEATEN AT HOME.

Providence won again from Newark at Newark
Yesterday. making il three straight. The pitching
was the feature and Conn on top. base
on balls poor throw by Moriarity. and a triple
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
CONNECTICUT I.EAGTE-

At Hartford artford 0. New-London, !.
At aterbury-Waterbur IS: Springfield. q.
Al Merden-Meriden. .: Bridgeport, S
At New -Ha ven-N New Haven. u; Norvich. /
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
10 covered tn. course in 81. This.

Middlebrook who covered the course in 81. This.
reduced by their combined handicap OF s. gave
them a net score Of s. Second place went TO
z. L. EIdridge and H. L r. Edgar, whose score
1G0-5-95 The customary approaching ana
putting match for women omitted on account
Of the cha m pionship match at the Essex County
TIlE
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
.Batted for Evans in ninth.


Cinci1naIl -''-'--'--''-''' O o o q Ii
Earned run-New-York. First base on erroFsI,Rti non
left on basesCtucinnati. 4 cSe"
M 10 ryyo-base hits-Smith PETIT Stenfed. lien
- S-,an bssrs-Fowermau First bass on oais
OF Evans / off Ewing /. Struck out BY h-Vaii'' -
by swing s Time-l:45. Umplre-tnShe
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
WOHEN FIGHT FIRE.

THEY DRAG HOSE CART TO THE SCENE OF
THE BLAZE.
Hackensack y J.. June l4.-Au explosion oc-
CURED last evening in the haywood Chemical
Works and started fire. Half. "a dozen women
pulled out the hose cart and ran with 1t TO
The chemical works. The interior of the plant
was badly damaged and two men hUrr by fly
ing glass An unusually heavy electrical storm
passed over Hackeusack on Friday night. fol-
lowing day~of intense heat A brickydrd nan.
whose name is unknown. drank so much
whiskey in his effort to keep cool. that ne dled
suddenly \ bolt Of lightning struck an cleo
tric liz bt wire near the Oritani Field Club
causing the full circuit power 70 enter the
Orftani Hall and start a fire.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
WAVERLYS HAVE SMOKER.

The Waverly Boat Club held its first smoker Of
the season last night The Waverly is of the
Oldest bodies of oarsmen in the city. A temporary
stage was erected in the loung1ng room. whore
vaudeville entertainment was given.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
by Conn tailed the two runs in the seventh. The
PROvDENCF
NEWARK.
-Batted for Kellogg in ninth.

Kellogg Three base hit-Conn Left on bases-,Newark
Providence = First base errors-Providence. :
Stolen bases-Hidebrand: Jordan Sacrifice hitCHlde-
o bals-Of Morarity. .: of Conn, 5
Hit bv pitched baII-Bv Moriarity. / Struck out-By
M0rarity I, Conn Time 81 CuPire-Rtnn
Attendance-+On
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
runs-W orcester

Earned runs-W orcester. l. F'irst base errors
Worcester jersey City. / Left basesworcester
< rersexs CITY 4 hits-Wrigley DA.hanry
Woods Three-base hit-Frisbee. Stolen 5ase-Rickert
Double pIav-Rickert unasslsted Sacrifice hits-Tee-
hanty McManus First base bals-Or Pappalau
struck out-Rv Pappalau. .. by Pfanmiller >
bslis-ButIer Time 30 I-r1pires--Snyd4r and
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
TIME AND MONEY.

II may cost YOU n little time. but 1t might
save YOU many dollars for what yon need
pray lie found in the little advertisements in
the narrow columns.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
BROOKLYN

First base errors-St. Louis, Left on oases-sI
T.l,is s FrookIvu : Iwo-base ht--AcCreery- stolen
bases-NichoIs and McCreery. Double plays-hruseE.
J Farrell and Brashear. Flood and McCreery Sacrlrce
hits-Kruger. Ryan Murphy. Ward and Dehlen tltsl
base ca4ls-On Murphy, J; OF Hughes ! ny o2y
pitched baby Murphy, l struck eutIBy MurPay q
by Hughes. ;, Newton l. Passed ball Farretl
Tr,sG9r Hughes In eight innings OF Newton n
three Innings. / Tme-2:l0. Umpires and
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
NEw RECORD AT ENGLEwooD.

Playing with q member yesterday Frederick w
Pye. the new Englewood professional, lowered the
card
out ..-.--......-..-.-.--S 3 4 80
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
EASTERN LEAGUE.
WORCESTER MAKES q" THREE STRAIGHT |
FROM JERSEY CITY.

straight from jersey CITY the Iatter's grounds
Yesterday. The feature "f the game double
nIsy bv Rirkert urassi=ted The
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGC +.
AT CHICAGO.

z Fl =.
Chicago --.,-.-.---- o % Z
Ratteries-Patterson sullivan: Young and CrGNr
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
THIRD SET.
The summary:

f-bampionship s!ngIes-Fna challenge rnatchTich
ard Stevens St George Tennis Club, defender dc
feated Stephen c Mlett, West side Lawn 4en4s OIuu
challenger. e.. 6-i. e.
RefeTee-F. J. Trott. St George Lawn Tennis Cluo
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
LAWN TENNIS.
STEVENS DEFENDS HIS TITLE AS NEWER
sEY STATE CHAMPION.

=
The superiority o. Richard Stevens's baseline
lawn tennis was again demonstrated yesterday IN
the challenge match of the New-Jersey State
championship tournament on the turf courts OF the
feated Stephen c. AIett in three straight sets IN
which the score was a no age close. In gaining
this victory Richard Stevens successfully defended
his title as champion and clearly demonstrated
that he is without q peer this side OF the At
Iantic an exponent OF the game played from the
baseline Of the court. The length and speed OF
Steyenss drives were remarka Bile TO high degree
The competition started with Stevens serV-
ing Millett endeavored gain the attacking posi-
ton the only TO be passed four Llnhes o9
Stevens for the point thus losing the nrst game
In the following game Millett was more success
full and although the score went TO deuce twice.
he finally the game cross court sAols ina l@naI
unusually brilliant The challenger Wa
making great speed and also took the Ilird ana
fourth games in like manner. This gave MN l[le
lead a 81 Stevens made his best passes in the
next four games the ball cutting down tne slss slIs
lines OF the challenging players court Mlliett uSe
his hardest forehand vo!leys 70 gain the points %.
score in games follows:
Games. Points.
sisgsas miisfs "a ...:--.s = d$f12t3 IS
Only in the third game Of the set did Millett
make anything Ike a stand and check the onward
progress Of Stevens. BY making snort returns
Millett coaXed Stevens close TO the net, and then
smashed the ball through his court in making the
returns. The play Of both men was spirited, ana
points deuce called five times before stew
earned the game a pass and q IauiCy return
by Millett which sent the ball into the net
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN WINS EXCITING ELEVEN
INNING GAME FROM ST LOUIS.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Cincinnati !. New-York / Brooklyn. Louis 3
Boston 3: Pittsburg o. Philadelphia D: Chlcaso' L
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Baltimore g. Detroit, . Washington .: St Louis =
Boston .: Chicago. l. Cleveland. 8; Philaoeiphla D
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
AT DETROIT

r,.o,,. o l a o q o o ] %
Bsiffrnore Bsffs '-. / ; q 0 / q % 10
Fsatter4s-siever Mercer, Mcclure and McAustAr
NcCinnity n Robinson.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
WHAT'S YOUR BUSINESS.

"hAI hoth
Maybe You ind to-day in the Little
Ads. the People" what you have been
looking months for.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
NEVER TOO LATE.

NJ Won have never looked over these Little
! Ads of the People" don't neglect to do SO
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-09-18
Lucky C%arolinIans.

Out of five prizes, aggregatine
$3.50, offered by the Atlanta Con-
stitution for guesses on the 1901
OF cotton crop, two were won BY
South Carolinians. The first prize
of $500 was won by A " Hudgens
Easily, S. G., and the third prize OF
$3.50 was awarded to n Bruce,
Townvilk, S. G,
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Election Notice.

\ second primary election is hereby
ordered to be held at SaiterS, Lanes
and Gourdins, ON Tuesday, Se9tember
23rd. 1902, for the purpose of nominal
ing Il Magistrate. Presidents Of the
respective clubs will appoint managers.
Polls will be opened at s O'Clock Il. M.
and closed at 4 O'Clock p. m. After
tabulating the result, the managers
shall certify the same and forward to
me, by mail. at Lake City, 5 g.. poll
list and all other papers relating to
such election. No neU nnmcs shall be
ddied to club roll.
BY order of Executive Committee.
a. II. WILLIAMS.
County Chairman.
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Notice.

Through the interest and generosity
of friends of the Sumter Military Ac;d-
envy and sumter Female Seminary we
are able to offer scholarships in each
county for each institution. These
scholarships will cover tuition and are
valued at $40 each. The necessary eX-
penses Of board and clothing amount
to about 800 per annum. Any de-
serving boy or girl who desires to take
advantage of this offer will apply next
Monday at the office Of County Super
intendent Of Education.
G. J. OWENS,
President.
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Executors Sale.
STATE OF ioUTH CARoLINAl
CouAty of WILLIAMSBURG

STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA.l
CouAty of WilliamSburg.(
Thomas NJ. Gilland, executor. of the.
last will and testamento of Needham
r. Pittman, deceased, against Emma
B. Pittman and Others
Persuant to a decree made in the
above entitled cause by his Honor
Judge James Aldrich and dated the
10Th day Of December, 1901, Twill offer
for sale at public auction at the Court
House in KinsStree, s. c.. on Monday,
October 9th. 1902, within the usual
hours Of sale the following described
tract OF land belonging to the estate Of
said y. T. Pittman:
All that piece, parcel or tract OF
land .itnate. living and being in said.
county and State. containing Five hun
dred and Sixty-eight acres, more or less,
and bounded as follows. North by
land. Of the e-tate Of T. L. G%Ourdin,
south by lands formerly Of James Bar
rineau, east by lands formerly the
Ward lanus. and west by lands Of the,
estate OF r. l.. Gourdin and more fully
described by plat made by JnO. *.
Gourdin October 1892.
Terms cash. purchaser to pay for
| papers. q. >. GRAHAM,
Sheriff Williamsburg County.
Sept. 1885,.
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SOFT COPE

Like the, running brook, the
red blood that flows through
the veins has to come from
somewhere.
The springs of red blood are
found in the soft core of the
bones called the marrow and
some say red blood also comes
from the spleen. Healthybone
marrow and healthy spleen
are full of fat.
SCOTS Emulsion makes new
blood by feeding the bone
marrow. and the spleen with
the richest of all fats, the pure
cod liver oil.
For pale school girls and
invalids and for all whose
blood is thin and pale, SCOTS
Emulsion is a pleasant and rich
blood food. 1t not only feeds
t:,c blood-making organs but
gives them strength to do
tEcir proper work.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists,
<asSi5 Pearl Street. New York
sos. aud ft.eo all druggists
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The attendance at the opening of
Davidson College, n. G., last week
broke all records. The college
dormitories are all full, and thirty
five students have been placed in
private residences in the village.
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Summons for Relief
STATE OF South CAROLINA.)
County of Williamsburg.J

STATE OF South CARoLISA,l
County of Williamsburg.j
Court Of Common Pleas.
T. &. Britton. assignee, Plaintiff,
against
Sarah G.. Britton, Minnie L. fleming
way and Annie Lee Lapaire, De-
PENDANTS.
To the defendant Annie Lee Lanaire:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the Complaint in this action.
OF which q copy Is herewith served up
on you, and to serve a copy of your
answer TO said Complaint on the sub:
scribers. at the Office Of Leroy Lee at
kingStree, 5. c., within twenty days
after the service her 'ot. exclusive OF
the day Of such service: and if You
fail to answer the Complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff il this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the Complaint.
Dased September 18th, 1902.
LEROY LEE.
MONTGOMERY &
STACKHOUSE,
Plaintiff Attorney.
To the defendant, Annie Lee Lanaire,
take notice: That the Complaint in
this action was filed i'm the Office OF ;hc
Clerk Of Court of Common Pleas, at
Kiugstree, in the County Of Williams
burg, State of South Carolina, On the
18th day Of September, 1902.
Dated September 18Th, l902.
LIE ROY LEE,
MONTGOMERY &
STACkHOUSE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The report Of H D Hester, secre-
tary of the New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change, places the cotton crop of
19O1-O2 at 1O,6SO,6 $50 bales.
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Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned.
against tre<passing on any If my iands.
Any person found ~treSpaSSing on same
will be dealt with according to law.
MRS. ANNA BUCKLES
Sept. 1885,
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Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned
against trespassingon any Of my lands.
Any person found trespaSSing on. same.
will be dealt with as the law directs.
S, w. JERNIGAN.
Sept. 1876
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Four hundred and fifty colored
men met in Columbia Monday night
to discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of organ
ling themselves into Democratic
clubs.
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Estate Of q. z. Hanna.

On the goth day Of October. !902. J.
will apply to the Judge of Probate OF
williamsburg county for Il final dis
charge as administrator of the estate
Of II. Il. Hanna, deceased.
J.. J. HANNA,
sep 1s-5t.. ADMINISTRATOR.
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WANTED-lO,OOO cords Swamp
Hickory in car lots, delivered mt
Denmark, S. G. Address JSO. r.
SIMMONS, Rowesvilla, s. G. 3m
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Gard Of Thanks.

Editor County Record
Please allow me space in Your
voluable paper to eStead my thanks
and appreciation to my friends t'r
the handsome support gwen me IN
both primary elections. To those
that supported ne extend my sin-
cere thanks, and to my defeated COIL
petitors and those that opposed me
/ entertain but kindly feelings and
freely offer to all such the right
hand of friendship and goodwill.
In concluSinas, will say that l slEii
give the Office my undivided attention
and conduct the same in such a man
ner that it may be Il credit to myself
and entirely satisfactory to my people.
Your obedient servant,
J.. J.. B. MONTGOMERY.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-09-18
For Sale.

Ny Kingstree residence. which is
desirably situated in best locality in
town for health and quiet and ronven-
lent to churches ard school, etc.
DIR. L. B. JOHNSON.
Sept. lS-3t. Lake City, S. C..