The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 30, 1902, Image 1
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VOL. XVIII. KINGSTREE, S. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1902. NO. 5 *
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q EVERYBODY COME AND SE
@ THIS IS THE TIME TO GET 1
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The Best is the Cheapest.
The New York Life is the ouly j
insurance company in the w<.rld that
furnishes to its policy holders aud
the public detailed information regarding
its Assets, Liabilities and
Management. lis gain of insurance j
ill forcn on a basis of paid for busi- J
ness oat ranks unv other life insur
a nee company in the world, amount-1
icg to the tremendous 6am of $140,284,680
for the year 1900. When'
the times are hard yoa need this
protection more than ever, as it is a
safeguard against poverty aud mis
fortune for your helpless family.
You can't afford to infest your
money in a company unless it is
absolutely safe. The great International
Life Insurance Company,
The New York Life, is that company.
Are you insured? If not, your
wife and children are carrying the
risk on voh life. Itelieve them of
this burden by taking out a policy
iu the New York Life. You can't i
afford to delay in a matter like this
that is of vital importance. There j
wtp no more liberal or attractive i
policies offered than by the New
York Lile. I shall be pleased to
give information as to premium
rates and fnjaish literature to prospective
applicants for life insurance.
J. B. STEELE,
tf Kingstrec, SJ C.
For Sale.
A good Horse and Buggr at a
bargain. Horse is yonng. sound
aad gentle, and buggy in good
condition. Aayone wishing to
see or price same can do so by applying
at the office of
l-9tf The County Ricoej>.
The Beat Prescription tor Mgiaria.
Chills and Fever is a bottle of
Graves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is
simply iron aid quinine ins tasteless
form. No cure?no pay. Prico 60c.
I Wood's Seeds I
I BEST FOR THE SOUTH. 1
D r^very Viorucncr, rumsi nuu g
3 Trucker should have Wood's 1902 H
|| Descriptive Catalogue. It not [1
1 onlv gives reliable, practical, up- 9
I to-date information about all B
Seeds, bat also the best crops to H
groWj most successful ways of V
growing different crops, and much B
! other information of special inter* H
est to every one who plants seeds.
It tells all about P
Vegetable and Flower 5eeds, R
? Grass and Clover Seeds, B
j Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats, H
| Tobacco, Seed Cora,
Cow Peas, Sojia, L
| Velvet and Navy Beans, u
u Sorghums, Broom Cora, fcl
m Kaffir Corn, Peanuts, |
JUIIet Seed, Rape, etc. H
9 Catalogue mailed free on request. U
I T.W.W#ad& Stilt, Saadsmea, B
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Dry goods Hats
Notions Trunks
Drees Goods Euggy Harness
Trimmings Shofels
Gents' Furnishings Pitch Forks
Clothing Hoes. Axes
Shoes Wagon Harness
TO YOU THAT THIS IS TRUE.
INCx IMPLEMENTS AT COST WHI1
JOODS BERORE THEY ARE GONI
E THAT I MEAN WHAT I SAY.
ivtjat vhtt want AT a BARGAI
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A NOTABLE WEDDING.
Messrs Kinder and St. Amand Lead to
the Altar the Fair Misses Flagler.
An interesting double wedding 1
took place Wednesday afternoon,
January 22, at the residence *f *
the brides' parents, Mr. npd Mrs. I
A. \V. Flagler, a few mi'es from j
town, whereby were united in
marriage Miss Marguerite Flagler
and Mr. James Clifioa Kinder, f
also Miss Mae Flagler and Mr. 0. i
Emile St.Amand. \
The appointed hour was half- \
past lour o'clock, and about that s
time the familiar strains of Men- s
delssohn'a Wedding March, played r
bv Mrs. W. V. Brockington, an- j
nounced the entrance of the bridal c
couple?. The ceremony was per
formed by Itev. H. J. Caul hen', c
who in a befitting manner spoke v
the solemn words of the Methodist 1
service. The brides were dressed 1
jast alike, wearing beautiful c
gowns of white organdie with satin s
fronti, rhinestone ornament* and
veils. The parlors and dining t
rtom were tastefully decorated t
with ferns and Christmas berries, a
The ceremony being over an i
elegant repast was served. Both c
the brides were recipients of many
handsome presents. There were I
over a hundred guests present. {
Mr. Kinder and his bride left on 1
the 9 o'clock train for a (rip to t
'I-- <'Ku?l?oUn avnoaitiMn Mr. f
II1U Vilai jg?iwM .....
and Mrs. St. Arrant! boarded the
train en route to Prosperity, S. (J., c
their new heme. c
Hustling in Scranton. f
Mr. P. S. Wall, .a leading citi- j
zen of Scranton, spent yesterday |
in the city on business. Despite (
the general complaint of hard i t
times, says Mr. Wall, things are |(
hustling around Scranton. Thejt
people hare gone hard to work .
and expect to pull eut in the end
and on top. A good deal ot truck
and tobacco will be planted this
year.?Florence Daily Tirpes.
Death of Mrs. Hawkins. ^
Died Wednesday morning, Mrs. ?
Jennie Hawkins, wife ol Mr. W.P. '
Hawkins and daughterof Uapt. D. <
J. Bradbam. She had been a sut- 1
frrer for several months and her 1
ueath though no surprise brings 1
Severe crief to ber husband and
two sons and many friends. She
was just 38 years of age, lacking
two days, and has since early
girl-hood been a communicant of
the Baptist church. The remains
will be buried tomorrow at 12
o'clock in the Manning cemetery.
?Manning Times, Jan. 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins were
residents of Kingstree for more
than a year and their friends in
town are saddened by the news of
I Jhe letter's death,
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'ill be Received, or Old (
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THE STORE HOUSE I NOW OCC
'ERTAKERS' WARES, FROM
Dr its IEa
Single Trees Dixie
Humes Horse
Heel Bolts Plow
Dixie Castings Stoves
Steel Points Heatei
Adjustable Stocks Bed B
Carbon Boy Plows Spring
j; Yours for bn
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The Pride of the town.
Th? Hunlr nf Kinirctree hns hftftn
emoved from its former contract;d
quarters into the new building:,
tnd a very handsome and eleganty
appointed place of business is
is permanent home.
The bank building is construct>d
of brick and granite and is of 1
tself very nearly fire proof. The
rault has double walls filled in
vith cement and is fitted with a
leel door making it absolutely
ecure against fire. The sate?
me of Herring's most improved
jatterns?is solid steel and weighs
>vei 18,000 lbs. The manufactures
offer a standing re-vard t? any
me ignorant of the combination
vho can open it in twenty f?ur
lours. With fire proof vault and
jurglar proof safe the bank as a
lepository is as safe as human
kill can make it.
The fixtures aad equipment of
he bank are ef the most modern
ype and make a'handsorae show,
is does the whole building with
ts finish of granite and raagnifilent
plate glass.
The directors are Messrs. Henry
?. Williams, Charleston, D. (3.
Jcott, J. A. Kelley and R. D. Rolins.
With such men at the helm
he success of the institution is a
oregone conclusion.
Mr. Edwin C. Epps, the effluent
and affable cashier, is thor- 1
>ughly conversant with his duties
tudis emineatly fitted tor the portion
he holds.
Already the patronage received
ias far surpassed the expectations
)( the promoters, and it is a quesion
of but a short time when the
;apital stock, which is all taken,
nust beidcreased to meet the expanding
volume of business.
An Epidemic of Crime.
There seems to be an epidemic 1
)f robbery throughout the State, j
)n January 27, the Walterboro .
postoffice was broken into and
obbed of $250. On the Eame 1
light Bear Branchville a train 1
>n the Southern railroad was held ]
jp by gang of desperadoes in .
rue border style. In the latter (
iffiair only a few dollars rewarded
be perpetrators of the daring
icheme. Got. McSweeaey has
iffered $400 reward for the cap- ;
ure of the robbers.
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Brilliancy may not be so desira
[>1e as stability, but, somehow, it
seems to get a good many more
loliday*.
No ordert for corn and oats will
be filled unless accompanied by
the cash. Barr A Co,
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3UPY, I WILL SELL OUT MY I
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ixit in Country
Bov Plows Mattresses
Collars Bedsteads
Bridles Bureaus
Sash Stands
rs Tables
oom Suits Kitchen Safes
:s Etc, Etc. Etc*
liness,
M. ASKI1
Lake City,
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At 25 Per Ce
Wo Kovn HoolrloH fn rotiro frnm 1
we may devote the entire time to th
Business, and in order to close out o<
our entire stock of Clothing and Gei
We would also impress the fact i
our stock of
Staple Dry fiooi
Sho
Was never rrn
We will give personal atte
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Whether you are standard in your me
urements or just any odd shape, we prorr
^ou a fit when you come hero. We hi
fashionable suits for tall, short, fat or tl
is well as tlie standard sizes and shai
We'll fit you perfectly. Silk fieece Jii
rindershirtsor drawers at 55 cents ea
good value at $1.50 each.
We carry a fall line ol John B. Stetsc
Hals in all shapes, from Si 56 to $5 each.
Sole agents for the celebrated Youn
Hat, the best uoion made S3 hat in t
city. _
Dutchess Trousers, tz 10 per pair
Hamilton-Car hartt Overalls at |1.50
juit.
Black Cat brand Leather Stockings
25 cents per pair.
A special salesman attends to all i
luail orders.
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the Clothing business in order that
,e Dry Goods, Shoe and illinerv
ur stock of clothing quickly we offe*
its' Hats at 25 percent discount
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