The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 20, 1902, Image 4
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1902.
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It is said that Mrs Carrie Nation
is much more considerate fur. the j
feelings of the saloon men since she
has had a little experience of her
own in the smashed eud of a real
jr :
smash-up.?Richmond Times.
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. We really do not know whether'
to advise our Republican friend.-,'
thoSe in as well as those wanting fed-!
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cral office, to hasten arid produce lir. j
Booker T. Washington's endorsement
or not. It looks as though
this is becoming necessary for
Southern republicans if they hope toj
reach the inner sanctum of the new j
White House.? Raleigh Morning j
Po8t.
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fPki,, :? OnvnlVol U'UuL" in Fliir* I
X ilia -D vaiitiini n\..? ... . |
ence and the little city is agog with
interest and excitement. Among
the attractions is a midway with all
sorts of shows and exhibitions. The
whole town is in holiday attire and
the streets will be thronged with
visitors. The festivities are under
the auspicies of the Knights of
Pvthias lodges of Florence, and in
other towns where they have been held
these carnivals have been quite successful.
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The Congressional election resulted
in the Republicans securing a
majority of about twenty-five in the
next House. The Democrats gained j
several members in New York and
Pennsylvania, and elected all except
two or three members from the
TViev lost several
UVllCIXV'-I v* N/mwvt ? ,
members in the West. Cider, the;
Democratic candidate for Governor
in New fork, carried ''Greater New
York" by a plurality of 120,000, the
largest plurality ever given, but
Odell had phenomenal pluralities in
the State and was elected by a plu?
rality of 10,000 or 12,000.
Too Hard for Us
JSditor Cotinty- Kecord:?
Wonder if trusteed in township
No 10 don'fc'iieed some instruct
i?j? hm ia-r ? ' Mtfiiii igwiMr* v-r- *
Tlir rotation .-v.-t.-n: i:::.- }v n ' !):ii
ii<- ,li ih-' |
v*h;i? vJ. i ; . ,t
j Vfjir>. i ji?* Sujirci:. ("n.ii'l
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tilt." ItMyililirm- t.| jr.' I .. .u >.
judge v?. ill j.ivside <<\ r ?}? eeurts of
even t?iln-r circuit ! ; >rt* In- r.h. ?
his own circuit, a second time. It is
argued that under this plan the
work of the jmices is o<pializ"d and
that ii! possibili'v of f:iv??riI ism cm
accou?:' of intinia' t'n a !-ii!p
avoided. The hill that has in**..! introduced
into the tieorgia Ijegisheuiv
to rotate t.ho iiiugcs is no doubt in !d.'led
uj.o;t the South Carol:Ma lav.- Savannah
Morning N ws.
A KINGSTREE COUPLE WIARRI="D.
MissSaJI-e Elma Wilson Gecarno tho
Bride of Mr. John S. Fulton.
Last night at &30o'clock, at the
home ol'Mr and Mrs.! <1 Foreman,
113 Market street, a beautiful
marriage was solemnized, in the
presence of a lew Lien ", and relatives,
Mr .John S Fulton led to
Hymen's altar Miss Sallie Klina
Wilson, sister of Mrs Foreman.
Tiit? contracting parties are Iroin
Kings! roe. S "I'he brides maids
were Miss LollveSandling,ot Clinlon.
N. <\. and Miss Lula Strong. r?|"
Kings tree. S. <\ the ceremony
was permnneb bv Iiev Ji (J handling.
nl Clinton, in a very s< lernn
!ind impressive manner. The
bride was handsomely altired in
a pearl grey -ill;. \\Hl: while <ati::
and appliijue lace trimings. The
bridesmaids were white orguidie.
elaborately trimmed v\;; ii satin
ribbons.
Alter the c< rernony the guests
repaiiod to t lie dining mom. >vn? .v
a dcdicious suppor awaited them,
j As a token ot their popularity,
j many handsome and valuable
presents wore received.
Today at -*5; t/? ' M. (he happy
j couple, accompanied by Miss
I Strong and Mr Willie Kinder.
j "
j brother oT tl?o groom, will leave
for their home in K.'ngstree, to!
I If'weil by (be best wishes ami congratulations
ota host oi friends.
Miss Wilson's brother, Mr J W
Wilson, of Gohhb'U'n, and Mrs K
(.' Sandlinc, of Ciir.ton, were here
to attend the ereniony.? Wil
mington Alorxi!?ijr Mar. ,>ov i -j
LUCK IN T1IIUTKEN.
By sending lit miles \\"sn. Sj.ir y. of
Walton Furnace, Vt., .in a box of
Buck leu's Arnica Salve, that wholly
cured a horrible fever Mire on hi.- leg.
Nothing rise could l'osiliYcly citr?;s
bruises, felons. ulcers. eruption-. : oil.-,,
burns, corns and pi!fs. Only 2oc.
Giarant"<d !jv I)i. 1> (huggist.
In a campaign of education if
is often diflicalt to distinguish between
pedagogues and demagogues.
Some men get inure futivfaetidn
out of their laziness than others
do out of the dollars (bey toil for.
No'hing seems to please the
k?mall boy more than the opportunity
to run across the street in
front of a trolley car.
When it comes to laughing
stock the pessimist is a bear and
the optimist a 1> til.
?I mmm-r rr.rr. fd-.ai JUg rTfT*!
liS YELLOW POISON J
1 in your blood ? Physicians call J
8j it iialarial Oerin. it can be seen J
1 changing red bio )d yellow under V
1 microscope. It works day and I'
Jhjj night. First, it turns your com- n
9 plexion yellow. Chilly, aching 5
sensations creep down your 9
backbone. You feel weak and a
w orthless.
i ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC 1
* w?U slop the trouble now. it S
.* enters the hiood at once and jl
n drives out the yellow poison, m
If neglected and when Chills, a
u Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen w
3 tral break-down come later on, 1
J Roberts' Tonic will cure you *3
5 then?but why wait? Prevent J
j future sickness. The ntanufac* B
| turers know ail about this yel- g
f low poison and iiavc perfected j
J? Roberts' Tonic to drive it out, ?
B nourish your syste;n, restore 3
S apatite, purify the Mood, pre
?3 vent and cure Chiils. Fevers and
Malaria. It has cured ihous- 9
?: ands?ft will cure >u, " ?* your |
"J money back. Fhis is fair. Try 9
jg it. Price, 25 cents.
9 L. R Johnson. W" , .Lynch. H
'nwiiiniiii 11 iii ~'rrr tf?&0K5 vi?V
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I ifl t it
1 : ' ,\r T:ir- r Out I-- !i: tlifc ? ? lie : J |
: !- jew.* tbrusijh th< luuidMof iwSu|**rialeiHi- , , }.
lit ?:; Kiturtrw m fctioi.
ht ( nioiith s siu>\v> :j to
dec improvement in me amount
j and the grade of work that the pupils
are doing. The one great need ?
I of the pupils now, a?1 is shown hv
j the general tone of their responses.
j s that of more home study." So!
j
in.'.sr. eiiildivn are pursuaded' t" re-1
jgart! their work as U'ing located only
jin the sclu k > 1 luilding, during school I
! hours If parents will eo-o]?eratej
J tiiov witit the teachers i>\ repairing j
i the ehildren to study their next! ni
j day's lessons at home during the af- u
term Km or evening; the improvement
in the work of the school as a whole would
1 marked. While many pu '
1 - : I
! pilS wave linpn'XM u: V '?! 1 11 4 1 Tl-UVilV* j in
j in which they v.vve deficient when >'.
tlu- tlrsr month's reports were sent
out, still many have made "4" on
, some studies for the last month?
'and that means failure in their work.
| It can be said, however, that the m
pupils, as a w hole school, show a de- T
cided improvement in amount of
Utudv and grade of work.
f * _
; One careless scholar, though, may
throw a damper over his or her
w hole grale.
Tin follow ing pupils have averaged
00 per cent, or more on all their |
! studies and are entitled to 00 on
honor roll.
' 1st grade, 1st division?Conrtenav ni
t . . * '1
[ Kirk, Jennie Lee Stack ley, Ji;<?. j,
| Fulton.
1st grade. 2nd division?Essa
; Davidson, Miriam Fluitt, Winnie
|S ot?. Jeddv Johnson, Tom Harper,
' Alice Stack ley.
! 2nd grade - l.i'v Alsbrook, Marion
if. - '
: M?. Fadden, Kate Stack ley. p<
Jrd grade Tom Gilland, Esulla vv
Coward, Bessie Swanu. ti
4th grade- -Juanira Coward, Fanci
j nie Suhviui. Adit Brockington. v<
j orb. grade?John ll<>ss, Mamie ^
! Montgomery, Mary Swunn. ai
0th grade?lilioda McConnell, ^
; Nita Whitehead, David Scott. S
I
j 7th gradi?mine: ;ll
; Sili grade?Lila Kannnett, Mattie P1
j Brockington.
I Oth grad -Florrie Jacobs. 1 ft
1 The following pupils deserve spec- j ii
ia! mention, because they have J
'been neither late nor ?absont si act
j school began oil Sept. loth.
! 1st grade?Alice Stack ley, Esau j _
j Davidson. "Miriam Fluitt, Olive'
j Montgomery. 111
4iid grade?Clarence Alsbrook, D
j Marion McKaddon Lily Alsbrook, I ^
Katie Sfaekley.
' 3rd grade?Fred Davidson, Wal- j
iter ilarper, Bessie Sivann.
l. .Ii -ll.mmhin Cnnrtnev. I j.
till glllHl ^x?w..rvw? ~ 7 | U.
Jultji Davidson, Robert Whitehead, j Vl
511i grade?Mary Swann, John },,
Britton, Dick Kellehan, John Boss, t,i
[ Annie Roddick, Mamie Montgomery
! Maurice Scott, Pearl IVndergrass.
tit h (trade?D-la Davidson, Rhodal
McDonnell. Ola Coward, Nita Whitej
head, Mary (jordon, Burric Broek!
ington, Willie Barr.
Tt?) Grade?Odessa Montgomery,
j Willie Rogers, Thetis Siaekley.
i bth grade?Jimmie Britton. Mat-'
0
I tie Brockington, Mabel Snider.
9th grade?Lamar Montgomery,
Adelaide Harper, Flossie Harper,
! Annie Dii^TTtam, , j 1
pkhsoxals. I
[Contributed by Miss Annie Davidson,
of the 9th grade.]
. ' t'
Francis Weaver was not at school d
j 1 Dtirsuav ana r niutv uu inwiuu v/i i
'sickness. She was very ill Thursday [j!
night but is letter now. We all X1
n 11
hone she will soon return to her
. \ h:
place in school. jj,,
iy
j Louis Brockington left school sick g
j Tuesdav and did not. return until ai
] Thursday. ?
Hen 11 v >>huw? conmienced school sc
! here but i{jd not conie very long l>e- ?!
fore he Sloppy ^
The small t hildrei* have a picnic
' liearh even duv bv theniSidvejveiioh
. j U(
carries laneh and they sii down in a, M
. ring to eat together, in
of
Kmma Gordon was absent all of in
' E
last week on account of sickness.
Her class-mates will he triad to have t,(
? or
[diet back iii her phiciAsoon. ! D
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.*vr .'.rTnrurr
Mis* Trek'mum 1?;'; pr-iir-. ?I lu-rj
ill* irirl? of t!u- -ffo'iil division of
" first :r;idi- ! > fafce to th<-|
.vr or s'im?j pro'iv jdao* . ?;i.
.vis* siiiillV Ssltiinlav Hiiw . <
*
i-'ii.'. T!i v !<?:>! i.:_r f"; ry
u nice iim<
Fraternal Scieties.
5?f '!
Kii:^sl? <?* Loik'f, Xu. '.>1. K. i.f I'.
?x i *iir-1 ? -? T.???ir: . N*>. fM. K of' P..
i<*l> <>n the -: ?| and 4th Wednesday
!iT ? >;' . ;;? }? n><>tit 1 > Visit iiiir bruth
cordially wolruiie'd.
I-el toy c. ('.
K. . Kpjs, K It. S.
Lake City J.mtjrc, X?. SI. li. ??r I*.
Lake 'm Lodjre. No. 81. K. of P.,
ret- i.ti t In* M and 3rd Tuesday nitflite
' ' at-li month Visiting hi-nther* orally
welcomed
I). Danikl. r. r. ,
A. W. lioDOKis, lv. R. S.
Sernurnii lanlre, No. 114, K. <?r P.
>'crant?n Lodar, No' 114. K of P..
eet> <'M ill- 2nd aiiu 4t?i Friday nights
' ea?*li month. Vi?iting brothers
iveil a fraternal welcome.
W. B (iatue, c c.
IV. Eugene coke, K. R. S.
/ X
Kiinr-aree Ian!;jre, Xo. A. F. M.
Kin^live lodge. N<?. 41. A F. M..
iccts on Friday ni?rl:t <>n < r before
10 full im*0(1 in each month. Visit
ig !#n?:iiris Kivrn a o?rl?ai welcome.
>1. .v. 'jo. s. Vv\ AI.
Jjouis Jacobs. See.
Registration Fotice.
The office of I In- Supervisors of Rogtx
at ion will he opened oa t lie first
[outlay in every mouth f?.r :hc purase
of tli registering ' f any jier??v
ho is qt:alllieija> ln!u.
Who -hall have been resident ff
in Male for u\o years, and of the
Minty one year, and of flic polling prenct
in wiiiclt the elector offers t
?ie four months before the d?v of
i i ..li ; , .
trVbH'U. ?"iu ."MUiJ l.'tiw I A
ontlis hefnre, any \v il tax then <tu?
id payable, and win- ' an herb read
ml write any section of the :i-i itisi?n
of submitted t< liirn l>y thinner
visors nf Revi-tr-i! Ami, i.r who
hi show that ho owns. ami ha- paid
1 taxes colloetable <>n. durirn*
resent yjjar. prcperfy in rhis State
>se>sed at three Hundred dollars or
tore. ,J. J. EAi?L)Y.
Clerk of Hoard.
WANTED
Standard yellow pine ties OxOxS.
Anderson Lumber Co.,
ct ih Charleston, S. C .
WANTED?lU,UUh cords Swamp
liekory in ciir lots, delivered at
eiwnark, S. C. Address Jno. F.
ii.MMoxs, Kowesville, S. C.gm
STRAYED MULE.
Caiin tiHK7 p|ai% Oct. 2?th, one
irk bay horse mule, about ten
ars oltl, nearly liiiad. Owner can
live same on payment of this 110ce
and cost of feed.
Solomon Floyd.
Xoy. 1, 1002.
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BUELL & R
GASH DRY S0<
We Beg to Call Pavticul
ALL-LINEN HU<
1 ! iincite,*. r:ir:cv ..i.h* <>. n?
two for ^ m . , i
All Linen Dann>k Towels, <'? ! ?! 2
Border, 21 by 30 inches. 23c. Bis
Bleached liuck l.inen Towel?, Hem- BU
ftltehed. in Bed or Bine Bonier, 21 j L
by 40 inches. 25c. I BU
Red Border Cotton Damask Towels, I*1 1
ay 30 ifich< s. 5c.
Potion Rod Border Hemriicl Towel*.
1J? br 40 inches. 10c. !,!'
I'carl Buttons, 2c per doy.cn.
Ladies' ,\il Linen I latidlon hic-t'v 4<- I a
I acc Curtains. 00 inches by on. yards, :
^?K?d ?yiality, $1.50 per pair. i I
Ladies' and Chi
We would call your attention t<> this 1
and Kmbroideries. We have many speciall
2 Ooo yards Percale at 5c and tic, worth
FURNITURE DE
WALNUT SUITS, OAK SUITS, SI!)J
| CHAIRS. GO-CARTS, BABY C.
WINDOW SHADES.
?iP"31ail Orders Receive Careful Altei
373 and 375 King Street,
MAKE NO MIS'
?GO TC
Is. THOMAS .
2L>7 KING STUEET. CL
Fori
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVEI
SPECTACLES AN
Jewelry and Watches Bcpaii
.April ;5-tf
i mvwvmuuuvmvftvw vi
JI I>. C. SCOTT, President.
THE BANK OF ,
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Transacts a General i
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< COIjIjECTION.S CAlihl'l l;u\
i . PRO S[] THY R
i DEPOSITS FROM *1.00 U1
J ?iri:<"h
y HENRY P. WILMAMS,
?? JOHXA. KELLKY.
; - - WV\* . V-VVLV*
l^nrnmisniniifflHrnmRimnn
| DR, L. B, JOHNSON
? ? 1 1 * 1 1 "* ' * rT_ 1 1 1 11 11 11 ' ?
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' ? Practicing Physiciar?,
^ Surgeon aitd Druggis?,
'?= W
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, Nrxi I)!Kir to SluaFi A. Fioy-:.,
i? LAKE CITY. - S. C
^wiinmMayuawii&auaiiii
! H. a. ASKms;
t
! Attorney and Oounsglar at Law.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
LAKE CITY, 8. 0.
1-9 ly
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Tax Notice. ^
T?CK.\sruK!t's : '.Villi\m.-i :i: ; *,
COLNTY. j'fe
Ki.vgstkkk. S. C. Oct. f>, , y
{ Tito tax levy for tlie fiscal year li!G2 j $
is a4 follows- ;
For State - - - "> mills' re
For School - - 3 inltis1 j?!
For County - - - l inrlls'f jS
3i) nriljs in \ alio* oil all -slock- in Arnl- f ft
si>o. Sutt"i;s at.fi j):n of LVn iTown- )jj
j :> mills on value of ail property m
[ School District4 N".s. loam] ii?. foi
i tniils on valilo of ail |>i< pcity in i
School ! list rifts 19. it) and 21. pr
! 1 mill on ail property in School Di.s- kc;
triet No. IS. ion
A capitation tax of One Dollar on all ' .
males between the age- of >1 and *
years unless constitutionally < xempted, L.
A coininillation tax of One Dollar
maybe paid by those liable to mad duty.
I will be at ihe following places <?n 1
the days mentioned below tor the col- "
lection of the said tax:
Kingstroe, October 20 to 24 inclusive
Flarpers, October 27
Trio. ? 2HI If
Suttons, 20 A
Gourd ins. ' ?atj'\S
Giudcyviile, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 j T
i Kingslree, November 3, 4 and oi l1
j Sa Iters, ' ?'
(Cades, -! ib ! "t1
flndiantown. '
I Lak* City^^^ '4 2" and 2$ . ^
I Kinir-trce. TVc^mber 1 to 31. inclusive' ?
I It. I . nof,i.:\'S. j i
GountV ' i*i -surer,
I r I lot
s
Jaws
rightly Locked From
Nervous Spasms.
,'hysicians Could
Not Prevent Fits.
Jr. Miles'Nervine Cured
My Wife.
Dr. Miles' Nervine has been successfully
ied in thousands of cases of nervous disorers,
bitneverjhasitmade abetter record than
hen used in the treatment of fits or spasms,
'hous-nds of testimonials prove this, and in
early every instance the writer has stated
ict the fits ceased after the first dose of Nerine
was given. The statement is repeated
l the following:
"Seven years ago my wire coouncsccti
aving spasms or fits and I called in my
cvme phvsici*n and bb said she was parazed.
He rubbed net with salt water and
her calomel and she eventually got
imeabetter, hut in i short time she had
aothhiwkUack. She was confined to her
td for >hrc^ aponths and the doctor could
at hnQ|HM&ihaJ fits frequently, some
u!i ciaina
xj<i and Ordered a
orative Ne 5>:.e recervW?W< n.oRw
:nefit from the first bottle that so^^B
ore. She has taken a number of bottles |
it has never had a fit since taking the first
>se. She also thinks very highly of Dr.
iics' Nerve and Liver Tills and is never
ithuut thtm. If there is any way >i makg
this testimonial stronger do so because j
the good the Dr. Miles Restorative Nerve
did my wife."?Wm. Y. Allen", P. M,
ikville. Miss.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bet--'
: Dr. Mifhii Remedies. Send for free book ,
i Nervous kftd Hiart Diseases. Address
- " j ' V'k'T.r', Ind. .
-> U V^OI K/lm> 11 r ? I y
0 BERTS*
)X?S STORE,
;;r Attention to Our ^
DK. TOWELS
mi "vi'in r'vrun.*, ir? jiiack.
riuU aii'i Oimix),^3c, -worth
ick Dimity, & , worth 12l.je.
ick Cashmere, JHJ Inches wide, a good
lack, 25c.
ick and White Mixed Lawns and
'irnity. Iff. worth I20e.
nk ('iirwt;roy i< r Skirt*. 1-l... '
iin Lin Iwautir'n.' quality, 8c,
k.-. 1- ~o.... JV*
;?T .-tii'.l Missc- JH.-xck Hose. in all
it wiIh t>. I'm an tf to zjf. A good
Jlack. ' .J
idren's Hats.
department, also our Ribbon, Lace
ic- in these departments.
10c and l.'c'j.
iPARTMENT. o
BOARDS, LOUXGKS, .PIAZZA
MIRIAGRS, MATTING KUGS,
iti?n.
, CHARLESTON, 8. S.
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TAKE I
>JR.
A BRO ,
i A H.LKS i ON, ?! C.,
i WARE, PLATED WARE
D CLOCKS. J
red by Expert Workmen.
y' ''"fiH
EDWIN C. EPPS, Cashier. i %
K1NGSTREE. #
Banking Business. |
.'/JOKED AFTER AND *
EMITTED. J
inVAItf) RECEIVED. J
UEtS: J!
U.'D. ROLLINS, *\ '
D. SCL>TT. V
v 11 1 * ?mmmmmm????? ttW
, ! Piii'fl -ruff*, 4'Item- ^
II j i?'?K mfd
j ft'uleua and n.ou-*c?*ref ~-~m
i .'r^pariitiaiix. All XS
j kiittN of DvRijglslw*
Nil tkdriew. '5'OEIq< KC> ?< * ,
J, ?}ui>it s, l'an< .1 Pt'l**
;f Santory and flity<>cins ~^S
* * ! Mrm a. AI*<?
|| <i?'cru, (i<:irdri> Seed*. ?*
11 Cold and Refreshing Drinks, ?3
i ?/l o??': j So (in
' j Wa rrr.l'jtca Cola. Ltr..
}' and nliae liueol'Fi*e?h ?*
jj 1'i iiits.l'ancyCaudiem
j| I '!'<>!? a < < <>, C'iifa' s and
iuuuhiiuliiiaiiiuiiuiiuK '
Pure Cora Whiskey.
4 FULL QUARTS $3.00,
Express Paid.
r^a No Mar 1m to Indicate
8$? Contents. '
jfSM Direct Front Distiller to
IF 1 Consumer. *
m m Thl* Isold steokwhlskey.
put up in plain eotto:i
wood cases, holding
JL Four. .Six and Twelve
botth s tm-aso. No marks
to indicate contents.
This whiskey is ?spec- >
~L" '^.2 lailv suitable for raedicintij
purposes, being pure
and of the best quality-.
You are at liberty to
have your family physics
t0"r 11 ?na if not
:?N WTii5tt?r i satisfactory retnrn it at
' n'V expense and I will
refund your money. Nq^.ra^
TJTJTiffamily should he withiMi
6 yliy out a case. No order
must call for less than
ir ?iuai ts by express prepaid.
[f intere-ted in whiskies write for full
ice list. In ordering remember whis
Kit ^hlnnnrl (1 (i H *mr? ill- \
> V tlliljl/l WV > <? |/p-M v_? V' , ??uvt ?*?
i>>rs iaii'1 be accompanied by cash.
Address all communications to. .
A. LACKEY, Hamlet, N. C
WHISKEY
of-*?
AIL ALL i
IND3 ? PURPOSES^'
peciai iipund" Corn Whiskey, $ 1.25
oplar Lue" On ii Whiskey, 1.50
'opiar Lotf'', Old, Smooth, Mellow
2 00'
rivaio Stock,"' 4-ot. case 2.50
'rivals Stock." 12-qt. ca-e 7 00
I uiitin.s; Creek'' li ve. 12-qt. case 7.00
id Uautin^r Creek" Stye, 12-qt 10.00
, !c Crandy 2*50
har^reoi 2.V. for 1 -j;al.,3"?c. for 2-gal.,
I -15c ?!ir8-?,'.i! jui's. and 75c for 4)j.
!.? ir '.; A lien returned prepaid, they
,1 be taken back at cost.
J. C. SOMERS & CO.,
distillers, .
ate&ville. nor fh carolina'
7-Oru
Carelessness is olien mistaken' .
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