Items of Local Interest

This hot weather is increasing the ice business.


A new music box at Mr. H.D. Reddick's store is attracting much attention just at present.


The intensely hot weather prevailing for the past few days has caused cotton to put on a new growth.


Mr. J.R. Chandler of Benson was in town last Friday and went to Charleston Friday night. He purchased a blooded horse while in the city and had it shipped up, arriving here Saturday night.


Our editor has gone to Newberry where he will join the South Carolina Press Association on its trip to the Nashville exposition, and if there is lack of the usual amount of local matter this week, attribute it to this fact.

The County Record, May 27, 1897

Business News

Mr. M.F. Heller returned from Georgetown, where he has been selling horses, last Saturday.


Fresh beef every morning, except Sunday, at W.G. Elwell's.


Mr. M.F. Heller will receive a lot of new buggies in a few days. Call and see them before buying.


What town is better supplied with millinery and first-class milliners than Kingstree?

The County Record, April 15, 1897