The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-02

have received certified copy of
the act authorizing them to hold an
election for issuing bonds to con-
struct new school building. The
election will be held as soon as
practicable.
The MORMON elder, Olpin, having
been adjudged insane by Drs
Brockinton and Gamble, Sheriff
Graham took him to Columbia,
Monday night end committed him
to the lunatic asylum. THIS closes
much talked of and very unfortu-
nate affair.
On Tuesday a negro child living
on Mr. y NJ Meningitis place a few
miles from town, was brought to
DR. w G Gamble for treatment.
The little negro, who is about eight
years old, had been kicked on the
head by IA horse and was severely
injured.
Miss Carrie Askins was called
home Saturday of last week by the.
sad news of the death of her father,
Mr. William Askins, near Carter
Vile, in Florence county. Miss
Askins has many friends here who
deeply sympathize with her in her
bereavement.
The State board Of education met
Monday in Columbia and passed .
resolution urging the Peabody
trustees to make the usual appro-
priation for summer schools this
year. There is some danger of the
Peabo y fund being diverted from
the summer schools to establish q
teachers school.
--MrP- H Sroll went to Charleston
Saturday to serve on a board of ex-
aminers to nominate a principal
and alternates for examination for
appointment as midshipman in the
U S Navy. Out of eight applicants
the first place was won by Mr.
George G Logan, a son of Mr. Ros-
we'll II Logan of the News and
Courier staff.
Messrs Edwin Harper & Son
come before the public this week
announcing that in addition to
making tobacco fiues they are pre-
pared to do all kinds of blacksmith
and repair work and also to furnish
collins, caskets and burial outfits.
When in need of anything in their
line our readers will do we'll to give
this enterprising firm call.
The Granite Clothing Store, Fl
Brown, proprietor. has a new adv.
in this issue. This is one Of the
largest and most reliable clothing
stores in Gu, rleston. They are
steady adver. isers in THE RECORD
and we can most heartily recon-
mend them to our readers as to
quality, style and reasonable prices
of the goods they carry. They give
mail orders personal attention and
guarantee satisfaction.
Mr. Isadore Sulzbacher of Flor
ence was here Monday on business.
Mr. Sulzbacfer is member of the
firm of Sulzkacher & Son, who have
conducteM@ @welry establishment
in Florence for over 20 years. Mr.
Sulzbacher has an ad in this issue
to which we invite our readers at
tention. In addition to the articles
named therein Mr. Sulzbacher, who
is competent optician, will bring
a full line of spectacles when he
comes to Kingstree.
Mr. Ii A Myer opened up his
bakery last week in the store
formerly occupied by Mr. w w
Grayson, at the corner of Main and
Academy streets. The quality of
MIR Myers bread and cakes is exr
ceptionally fine and Kingstree can
now boast of a bakery, the product
of which is as good as any in the
State. We bespeak for Mr. Myer a
liberal patronage in an enterprise
that the town cannot afford to do
without.
Along the Wee Nee's Banks, A
Tale of Black River, by Rev H F
Oliver, for Sale at DR. D c Scott's
druo c+ora of 10o a copv