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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02

Claude Oil vas n Gam vaiiey
Monday. - =
Msssii Gsasg b visiting ~ Charles
0Raes,s this wssk. u v. se
Frsd Grses mAskesed . load .si hsgs
IN KimbaiI last wSek.
Niks TinsesSs Vas 10 Gam Valley
On business saturday. -,
Mn. Walsh spezt saturday visit.
ins. with M,s. r. ". Hayes.
.Gaarssea Bselm.a, G., doing soma
carpenter, yssk tor Ar. Mecarl.
Charlie Baybsr from Hand Couusy
Wa . visises as.f. r. Gracs's Sun.
DAY. ...,,, 9 -.
Howard Frirssll ents,taissd .
aumbss Vt friends Saturday even.
Ing - his hoa,s. y -
~. and A,s. Arthur HiIi and M.
-snd Me-. Charles RsAss visited ~ K.
r. Hi!rs sundAE
Rot wsish came up on the Kim
ball stags Monday, He has teen In
eettlAnd all vintss. 90
= 4 card party vas hsid ~ CAssisa
0Saes,s Monday evening". Al PRES.
eat had o. good tiss. =. ny
George Williams. Ne medletns man
fyom wsssingtoa Spsings. VS.. IN
4 .zsss
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02

sscErvEp roo LATE BoH YUBLIcArros
} ...,.> .: Last wEEK. c ".
| spring hae arrived. =. ~
say Gilmore made . short call NJ
Orsas's Sunday. , ''
Smith t:seoi isSnsrs are out look
ing ios seed oatN -.
J. W. rornrm lss rssv.d from
Chen % Crow Lake. -
Moasy .talts--hutit dossn't always
spsAk whes spokea 10.
Aea ond Watches are judged By
thsis vosksl beth have wAssls.
Tshs ous advice and tsss an ypus
sesd corn this spring, 10 pays big. -,
ssm Snish. formerly Of the CAbls
rAach. b nov,voshins Tor NJ. Ossay.
Cci.' D. b. Ossar wss sssivsrins
some - esat esrn 70 q. r. VIM sst.
psday. i" s':'
Mss AndSsv Pnaum. Jr. hes ~
turnsd from' spending . week With
friends ~ wsssisgson springs. ~
back, Meyers 6as moved the resi-.
desss he ssesnsiy bought from shs
Crsamssy Co., 20 bic farm three miles
,sosthsast Of Glen. =
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02

) vsaG AseeAas 0serssDsskJn1 :
Frsa Grace soss N.iesd ot hogs -
KtahAii lass week. :.a' =,
NJ. Ros wsicL rssssssd home 70.
day fsom sAOtland. - = e I
Mr. c. R s,ses and sAmiiy visited
~ WIN wooisdges sunday. ~,
rhs Miassss kssss and JsAn Nsisos
sisissd ss'Diek HAyes' Sunday.
NM Ma,y oDonnsii 10 staying
vish her sassss Ass. Pet Aayss.
Ais ASS Hsrs dogs ssas sewing
Cor Ma. J D. Inssrsoe iess vssh.
As,sn, ossss % Iyoavuls Il vtsss'
tns his sissss Aas. c~ b.. AlsAcs sAie
yank. /.
I, slsads OIL. Disk Hayss and CAss.
,0sses sDsas sssssdsy evening With
NsUssa FFisssil. b.
NJ Csc. EtbAass ,hslpsd Joe hash-
move 10 ths .plses just vacated by
NJ. Hooblss. one dAy LAST vssk. =
The neseAbsss pvoopsd dovn n
% CAas. Gsses MoaAay sighs fsad
Ne suspsiss vas . sasssss. They al
sans VIII yell niisd assksts. vhssh
-Vsss desc smpls iustsss, 70. Ths
svssisg vss pleasantly spent b mn.
~ aaA gensss, Tha guests isft as N
sAsiy Aoss In sss nesnirs. snvotins
sAsy AA1 saasvsd themselves tn
nAnsely. / 49," "' "'.5~''%/ ~ q -
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02

5Bfo@ Ane1Asg Cok1eepenAsne.
, Mrs.. HAvlik and shildpea visited
~ WAwars sunday.
Misc ida Olson visited With Luey
MovtsaSen sunday.
Ms., and Mrs. Cortssy drove 10
ehalnbsyisin Monday.
.Rsngs Bros. hASs rsassd the fasm-
tns land Of L. Clsyson.' ::
Elmer wagar drove tn Bijoa Hills
MonsAy and rssuvnsd Tnssday.
1 GOOD aApy 81 he s@yn,sysin sAte
vtelnity have started - WORK In ths
aold- :,
/ MS Nysss Holasd q KimSali y
teaching the Lyon school No. a made
veanns hy tas rss,gnstios ot Miss
GatnoY. = * =,
MYsiTYippist. . brother II Law oi
EisaeP waEArs, arrived Friday night
fssm Maaksto. Minn.. sfssS yis2s oi
seysrkl days With Sslastxss hsss. hs
VIII gD 10 Biios Hills snA ssks charge
Of shs hotd shsrs. hss. TYippcstwil
arrive pa hw aays. ,.E1,>"
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02

Jssse r. Morris. sf skippsrs. Va,
had q closs eafl In the spring VI 1908.
He says: An attack oi pnsumonia
'lsis me GO weak An With such q
fearful eossh that my frssnds tiscissr.:
Cd edeonsam1tfon had me, ana deoth
was ON my heels. Then / was per.
suasisd IN cry Dy. Kings New Iis-
esysyy. 10 helD~d me in, n,edintely.
aAd afsxs taking awD And y bali Not
ties T. was u we'll Inaf, again. i
!bund oot that Naw discovery 10 tiSs
hest remedy fUr coughs and lung dis
sessse IN NIL the World, SoAi Wutsr
guarantees at w. J.. Huwhes Z TO.
stoss. soc ard slao. TsA6i hSst,s
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02

Just what you want for . spring
suit, or . summer dress for vito or
daughter. The largest stock of Mems
and boys Aats and Caps we ever had.
and that's going some.
10 varieties, 1e0 pair Ladies' slip
pcrg 90 chooce tro1A Also 4 mica Nne
for, r,lsisses ana children.' Y. sez
4 splendid Line 81 Nea's Dress and
Work shoes .=
Work and Driving Harness and
Collars in good variety. n
Ifyou, want the BEST In tools or
cutlery buy mono bat tho Reea Katter.
They are fully guaranteed. ~z~
sslxeR's Early 9 Weeks Seed Pota-
toes for sale 76 cents per busheI. -
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02

. s~S1
esvssai sss Oh The sieA nsa. rsa. 81.
Clare Yassy IN sas Isva Thurs-
~. J. v. Dsips eaS iemily aaS 4. w.
Gisshsil's spsAs ssseay 81 J. =. In.
2 2ssrsona. -
Nyyt,s Isgssson came home from
Mitshssi last TAassday and vessfpsl
Tsssdsy. .,- -
WIN W0oisdgs vsas - KtmbAll
TAuvsday Asd pan sssoss sosas soSl
!, psaesss a tAs sosA =.
E1vsso Evsas arrived fyoa Asr.
% Thsssday Sad hooks ~ natural
90 svss. M, nvans wiil anish the
school Tor n &. Potsss - Me-. Potter
expects 90 taesa' iAstn Sask. ':,a'
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02

.sHF '...t
!. b easssd BY sssgnatien Of ths liver
'Aad bowels. Ts sss yid Vt 10 AsA
kAAad6eks Aad biliousnsss and she
1oasoaN SAAs bsihgs,s s,sundice. take Dv.
Kiiig's NsS LIE fatIis. the reliabis
pnvifists shSs do tks work without
srihdinU or gvipins. ,25c: at ". J.
Hughes q Co. store.
Weak. wousA get pro nSt { aid last.
ins help by ssips Dr. Shoop's Night
Care. Thsss sooshins. Dealing amt.
neutrality-suspicious.. with full inior,
nAtion how 10 proceed are inssrsste
inksy told al IN nx hook ''No. I ESv
worsn." The book and strictly
confidential sasdieal advice 10 entire.
ly Tree. simply write DR.. Shool,. Rn-
siis. Wis. for my book No. 4 Eoli
bJ w. J. Hughss 4 70.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02

: John PECK marksssd hogs In Kin-
bali last week.
v. rosssk 10 ths. man 10 buy your
farm naehtsery o. He handles the
bsst; .'.>G "; ''.,
i iHans Nalson vent to Lyn m eoun.
~ 50 help his dsughtsrs settle on
homssteAds there. IL
c. n. Griffth and C. y. Gilshrist
vers a. Vega Tuesday puFehasins
farm maehisssJof v. Feusek. = II
/ Joe ana rraak Urban ara buiidtng
> sssidencs tor Apnis Urban on her
Homestead ON ths Lower Bsulc -
ssSvation. 20 = - F'',5's3 49,
James spo,ek. Of Buifaio county.
passe4 shsough Vega Tuesday on
his WAY homo from Kimbail where
b had been msrtssing 2 load o'
hogs.
The school board met TUESDAY,. A
petition vas presented sskiug for q
nsw sehO.h building In district Mol.
The Rsqusst vii bs voted on as che
aanuAl meeting Id June.
Frank Usban LOST . gooi shsss oi
hts hogs With come throat sYoubls,
vhteh sssuss 20 be very dangerous
a. hs lost twenty In . short sinas. hs
also lost tour head Of Cattle. 49,.
v Pios ana Aaron HAxiik wsas 10
Chsmbsrisis Thursday. whils goins
dovA their team became feightensd
and Started 10 ruA, thsy stopped
che tsam bus one Of the horses vas
injured on the legs. - ,.,
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Gland COUNTY
~EAe-Opposition
d Counties.


d Counties.
Qvember 23:-
:om proposed
tory is to the
rm fight is being
..ose favoring the
:, and those on the
de. In some sections
ot the county there are
those " are very anxious
to make e change, while in
other sectl ' there are those
who are just : bitterly opposed
to theraEe 1t is genera
conceded, NO v"' that
majority are rof
ing in LIE
from the
old COZ
win in
be cut fr.
ing deini
from the
it is kno Ill,
tv advoca.-., fear th>
Orangeburg. The electio.
be held on December 18th
many changes may be-
til then.
1t has been currently
that the two represe
elect from Batesburg-
Ridgell and Mr. Isaac l.
were working for the
lishment of SUNDERLAND I,
and these gentlemen haveS
in for their share of criticism
those who supported them
the other sections of the county.
But this rumor is unfounded.
Neither DR. Ridgell or Mr. Ed
wards is in favor of cutting
Lexington tor the formation of
Summerland county. They are
both unalterably opposed to the
county being cut, and they will
fight any move looking toward
the formation of another coun-
ty.-Nescs d Courier.
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Lambert Locals.

Lambert, November 23:-Mr. Ed
ltor, news is just little scarce at the
garden spot of Williamsburg
county. Our farmers report their
crops nearly all garnered and are
now looking forward to Thanksgiv-
ing and the many entertainments
that are to take place at the differ
ent high schools. :
DR. H L Baker and family of Lake
City will locate here, where he will
practice his profession. He will make
his home with his bro ther-in- law,
DR. Walter Hemingway.
Misses Genie and Nesta Haselden,
daughters of esquire Joe P. Has
elden, have returned from Charles
ton. While there they we're the guests
Of their brother, Balford, who is a
student at the Medical College. Be-
ing Gala week, they expressed them
selves as having delightful visit.
Xxx.
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Additional Locals.

Aoil OSoSohS3 Aofo VI sAS
Manning bar, was here this week
on professional business.
DR. W V Brockington has gone
to Savannah to take in the great
automobile races.
Mr. r II Drake, the eye spec.
is.list, announces that he will
soon visit Kingstree again. Mr.
Drake was here some time ago
and did a good business. See his
ad.
Mrs Hugh McCutchen and her
mother, Mrs A c Dobbin, were
ca I'D by wire last week to Ter
F." te, Ind, on account of the
illness of Mr. James c
i, Mrs Dobbin's only son.
Oobbin is district manager
he Metropolitan Life Insur-
.ce Co. with headquarters in
ere Haute and has been fail.
ing in health for some months.
He has a number OF friends in
Williamsburg county who sim
cerely hope for news of improve
ment in his condition, which at
last accounts was very serious.
Rev J E Mahaffey left Monday
night to attend \the annual Con.
f ference of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church, South, which is now
in session in Laurens. Mr.. Ma.
haffey is a good and faithful ser
want of the Lord and his minis
trations on this charge have
been fruitful of an uplifting
spiritual influence affecting the
whole community. 1t is the sin
cere desire of all from whom We
have heard an expression that
this earnest, consecrateo Chris
tian gentleman be returned to
Kingstree for the ensuing year.
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ELECTION RESULT DECLARED
By State Board Of CaVnaSsers- Two
Lawyers Fight.

The State board of canvassers
met in Columbia Monday and de-
c]ared the result of the recent elec-
tion as follows: Bryan electors 62,2S9;
Taft electors 3,S47; Bryan's MAORI
ty 5s,29S. The Independence ticket
received As votes and the Socialist
81. The results as to Laurens, Ches-
ter and Clarendon dispensaries were
sustained.
The contest from Laurens county
in regard to the election on the dis
pensary question brought about a
lively scrimmage between Attorney
Featherstone for the prohibitionists
and Attorney Sims, VINO represented
the dispensary forces. Both men are
of hefty build and there was quite a
sharp fracas for several minutes be.
fore the contestants were pulled
apart. Both fighters drew blood but
neither was hurt.
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Election Aftermath.

For governor NJ F Ansel received
in the general election 59,696 votes;
boss votes were cast for j E Eller-
befor Congress in the sixth dis.
trict and 2 H Stoll received 1850
votes for solicitor of the third circuit.
Both constitutional amendments
were carried, viz: That to allow the
town of GaffRey to increase its
bonded Indebtedness and that pro-
hiding for changing the title of
djutant and Inspector General to
ajutant General. The latter
pendment, as trihing as it seems
said to have cost the State of
puth Carolina about $4,000.
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Gibson Carl, ImpefSOnatof.

Gibson Garl,presenting a pop
ular programme Of unique and
artistic impersonations, is the
next Lyceum number on the
schedule. The entertainer offers
the public something new and
keenly appetizing, consisting of
impersonations of nearly every
description, allotted todifferent
characters, which are represent.
ed in appropriate dress and
makeup.
Mr. Carl is said to be an artist
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The love letters of George Sand
and Alfred de Musset disclosing the
secret history of this dramatic and
hitherto unexplained literary love
affair are given to America through
the METRoPoLITAN MAGAZINE.
The first instalment appears in the
Christmas number. "The K cal
Panama and Its People" by Eleanor
Yorke Bell, gives the reader the re-
suits of careful study of Panama
and its inhabitants and the condl-
tions under which our men are
working, simply telling facts with
out sensational charges such as have
characterized the majority of the
other articles on the canal. "The
Christmas Hunting" by Charles
Livington Bull, is a delightful re-
crudescence of the medieval atmose
phere striklngly illustrated In COL
or. Helen Zimmern writes on" "s0m-
famous pictures md their romantic
histor les" which is a particularly
pleasing article for the Christmas
time.
A mong the exceptionally good
short stories in the Christmas num-
Der are: "The Arab by Thornton
Oakley;"The Drinkwater Romance
by Arthur Morrison; "Three Dol.
lars and Hash" by Glen Ford Mott;
"The Smart Set of Caribou Crossing
by Charles frederick Holder, and
"Applied Romance" by Wood Le'
vette Wills on. There are many
Christmas features.
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TIL CAROLINA, NOVEMBER 26, 1908.

of exceptional abilities and the
entire programme he offers is
mainly of a humorous character
with only enough of pathetic and
dramatic action tc relieve the
monotony and lend the spice of
variety. Mr. Carl does all his
"making up" in fnll view Of the
audience.
Secure your seats by applying
to Mr. Lamar Montgomery at
Bank of Williamsburg.
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LAKE CITY LAC0NlCS.
White Man In Trouble Local and Per-
S0nal Notes.

S0nal Notes.
Lake City, November 24:-Mrs
Emily E Fitchette, mother of Mr.
George T Fi:chette, died at her sons
in this town Sunday morning last.
She was about seventy-eight years of
age, and the cause of her death was
senile debility. The body, attended
by Mr. George Fitchette, grandson,
was taken to the old home, Norfolk,
Va, for burial.
Judge Green, Magistrate Gaskins
and Mr. ] w McCutchen were in
Blackshear, Ga, last week in attend
ance upon the superior court as Wit
nesses IN a case against an Atlantic
Coast Line conductor for killing
negro some time ago. The solicitor
"nol pressed" the first indictment
and to the second, handed ou., the
grand jury returned ''no bill" The
gentlemen named were witnesses for
the defense.
Lots of our people went to Charlesl
ton last week-so many that we can
not undertake to name them and all
we have heard e oress themselves
were more than pleased, were de-
lighted, in fact, with the visit.
Rev S j Betbea preached his
"farewell sermon" Sunday before
leaving for the annual Conference,
at Laurens ehis week.
A white man giving his name as =
W Brown got into trouble here Sat-
urday. The man, accompanied by 8
woman supposed to be his wife, ,came
here in buggy Friday. Saturday
Brown tried to borrow money on the
horse and buggy, beginning with $25
and falling until $3.50 was reached,
but no one bit. He then tried to raise
money on pistol. This brought his
arrest for carrying concealed weap-
on. He was locked up. Upon being
closely questioned as to whence ne
came and so on, he mentioned the
name Of E D Mcneil, Lumberton,
NC. 1ntendant Blackwell wired to-
McNeill, who answered, "Hold MAN.
horse and buggy till can reach
there" Mr. E D Mcneil reached
here Monday night and at once
identified the man as ] W Brown
and the horse and buggy as property
upon which he had chattel mort
gage for purchase money. McNellt
took the horse and buggy and sent
them back to Lumberton. Browns
fine for carrying concealed weapons
was paid, and he and his woman left
town.
Mr. G G Scarborough of Bishop
vile visited relatives in town last
week.
Mrs A H Williams spent last week
visiting in Colleton county.
Mr. Mood Williams spent Saturday
and Sunday in town from the Medl-
cal College, Charleston.
Solicitor Wells of Florence was in
town Tuesday.
w 7, r
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Or JOSEPH Az
Former Citizen of Will,
Away in COluL

Many will learn wit,
the tidings that DR. Jos
ton James died last night.
DR. James was born at "BroC
land" the home of his ancestor
in Stateburg, Sumter county,c
July %, 1929, and hence lacke'
only a few months OF having
completed fourscore years. He
was the son of William Dobein
and Mary Ellen Capers James
and was proud of being the
grandson of Maj John James of
Revolutionary fame.
His father and mother moved
to Alabama in the pioneer days
and it was amidst the stirring
events of the first half of the
last century that he grew to a
vigorous and sturdy manhood.
Being left an orphan at the early
age of Z he was literally the
master of his fate and early de-
cided that he would become a
doctor. He studied first at Tu-
lane university in New Orleans
and later finished his medical
course at the Charleston Medical
college. He Immediately com.
menced the practice of medicine
in Georgetown and later in Will
liamsburg county, where he was
married to Miss Sarah Baxter
McCutchen in 1855. To this
union nine children were born,
the surviving ones being W D
James of Cheraw, j A James of
Summerton, Mrs o Y Owings of
Columbia and F V James of
Denmark.
For over so years he labored
at his profession, but five years
ago his health failed and he had
to give up his work and went to
live with his only daughter.
During the War of Secession
he cheerfully dedicated his life
to his country and won such pro-
motion that though he went into
the war a private he came out
chief surgeon of Kershaw's di-
vision.
He had been an elder in the
Presbyterian church for nearly
40 years and his religion was a
part Of his life: for he believed
that a mans life is the best ex-
ponent of his faith.
Verify he rests from his labors
and his works do follow him.
There will be a service for his
friends and the friends of the
family at his late residence on
Elmwood avenue this afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock. The funeral will
take place in Cheraw tomorrow,
that being the scene of the last
20 years of his active life.-We
State.
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Married Man in Trouble.

A married man who permits any
member of the family to take any.
thing except Foley's Honey and
Tar, for coughs, colds and lung
trouble, is guilty of neglect. Moth
ing else is as good for all pulmonary
troubles. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar contains no opiates
and is in yellow package. W l.
Wallace.
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Hymeneal.

MARRIED-On Sunday even
ing, November 22,l9O8,at Kings
tree, S c, by Notary Public ] q
Mcconnell, Miss Cora Johnson
and Mr. Rochel Flowers.
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MOrtudry.

DIED-On Wednesday, November
25. 1908, at 7 o'clock, at Belsers K
Roads, Mrs Mary E Carter. Fun
eral services at Williamsburg GENE
terry at II a m Thursday.
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ATARIETY OF NEWS AT HARPERS.
Eastern Star Chapter Organized-Ls-
cal and Personal Items Of Interest.

Harper, November 21:-Y on r
scribe attended the organizing of an
"Easter Star chapter of the Ma
sonic Order at Rosemary on last
Friday night. The following ladies
and gentlemen were initiated into the
mysteries of the order: Miss Davis,
Mrs J T Grant, Mrs D Il Rodgers,
Mrs Norman Cook, Mrs Tallevast,
Mrs P C McClary, Mrs W B Blake
ley, Mrs j W Swails, Mrs Eula
King, Miss Alma Camlin, Mrs W
s Camlin; also the following gentle.
men, viz: DR. T R Howell, P G Nc
Clary, W B Blakeley, N w Cook,
IT Grant, ] W Swails, " S Cam
lin, Jr., II G Tallevast, D R Rogers.
Rev W l. R Cahill, Of Georgetown
Eastern Star chapter and pastor of
Ehe Missionary Baptist church, Or
ganized this chapter and it vas
named in his honor"C "Cahill Chapter. "
Mr. Cahill is a very bright Mason
and K of P and is doing a great
work for the advancement of those
two frsternal Orders. Harpers has
a Masonic lodge, also Woodman
lodge, while Rosemary has Z of P
lodge and now a chapter of the
Eastern Star. The lodges at each
place are Aeurishing. We are glad
to see these Orders tor the uPbuild-
ing of moral character for both men
and women grow and stimulate un.
ion and fraternity in our eommuni.
ty.
The following from here visited
Charleston Gala week: Messrs P G
McClary, DIV Avant and G W
Camlin. They report having very
fine time in the city by the sea.
Mrs W A Moore, who underwent
an operation at the St Xavier's in
ffrmary, Charleston, recently, ,return-
ed home Friday much improved in
! her condition. Her friends hope
that she may soon be fully restored
health.
Mr. F " Harper of Kihgstree is
III making his headquarters in
town. He informs the writer that
he continues to sell lots in the SUI
burbs of our town. Young Mr.
Harper has done quite lot of busi-
ness IN real estate here and we think
we owe him treat for the interest
he has shown in the welfare of Har.
pers, putting the town in nice shape
for new growth which is sure to fol-
low the wake of this activity in the
transfer of town lots and farm lands.
By the way, Mr. Editor, note in
your columns the past week that lots
of friends have presented you with
only one kind of eatables roots.
How about the ruta-baga turnip?
Your scribe has about 100 bushels,
which he thinks will show up with
the average. If you eat this kind of
roots let it be known and you will
certainly get bag of them, but you
will have to get pork with these
roots, for 'possum don't 60 with
turnips. Eve thank our friend for
his kindly offer and hasten to say
that few messes of his fine ruta-
bagas would be welcome change in
our meru, as We are rather surfeited
with potatoes, thanks to our gener.
ous friends.-Ed. THE RECoRD.)
SUBSCRIBER.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-11-26

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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-11-26
IYNCHED FOR ASSAULT.
negro Taken from Jail and Strung up
by Citizens Of Lufay.


A negro named Ham Gilmore,
about 25 years cid, was taken
from the guasd house at Luray,
Hampton county, at o'clock a.
m, Tuesday by mob 300 strong.
The negro is alleged to have
made criminal assault upon two
daughters of Mr. A @ Fits, a
prominent farmer living near
town. About 3 o'clock Sunday
morning Mr. Fits was ayakeped
IAhis daughters So ~e
s-heing 10 ap !,
me
escap-
entered
from the
,re was
in the
;out his
and inn
gro, who, if
s!ss be given
pes end.
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eetino of
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