The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 18, 1902, Image 5
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11 Scranton Snap Shots. j
Many and varied are the pastimes
gotten up bv the young
folks for (he Thanksgiving holidays,
hut it remained for 'he
young ladies ol Scranton to "cap
llii* climax'' along tfiis line by |
participating in a turkey eha e "
On 'I'liHiik-irtvim: atteino.in (j-nte
a crowd gal lie red at (lie old base
ball ground near I lie depot l??
witness the novel sport. iTomp'Iv
at three o'clock tiie signal was
given and a turkey ben, minus
tail and one wing let loose. Then
ciiue the chase?and such a race
as these fair damsels gave Madame
Turkey as she rati fearfully "over
hank, brake and scaur" would
have [nil to shame lite spurt of
IcIuiImhI Oraue ami ' Gunpowder"
whet; pursued by I lie headless
go 1.1 din ?r Sleepy Hollo*! Alter
sharp com pet.I khi .Miss Mamie
Parker won out bore oil'as a
trophy a fine fat turkey. There
was also a turkey rafll e in which
Miss Lula B\ rd was the winner.
On the evening ol Thanksgiving
a delightful fruit supper was
given at the residence of Mr and
Mrs Myers Graham,
Mrs llenrv Merrill spent Sun
iii town.
Mr and Mrs Willoughby have
Av, returned Iroin a visit lo I he City
by the Sen.
Mrs Daniel Lynch attended
Gala week in Charleston.
Miss LiHie Gialiaiii attended the
Baptist Stale Convention in
Greenville.
Mrs L O iliuson of Cowards,
was in town shopping this week.
Misses Bertha Matthews and
Nellie Singletary spent Sunday
at Friendfield.
Miss Graham is having a store
erected on Kail road street, to be
occupied by Mr 0 L Carter.
The young folks are planning
an entertainment to come oil
during the Xmas holidays.
Bex IJ uk
[The foregoing, from an esteem
cd correspondent wa> written 10
\ last week's issue but arrived 01.
Wednesday, too late for publication.
As a rule it is inipracti
cable to publish communication.*
that reach here later than Tins
day, however much we should
like to do so]
| Benson Briefs.
Air It W Spai, n. has sold his
place and is muk arrangements
to move to the up country, his
wile's old home. We regret to
part with Air sod Airs Spaiiti, and
hope thev will meet with success
* if their new home.
r Mr aud Mrs 11 L Grayson are
safely housed in their neat cottage,
which is situated near the former's
place of business.
Kev 11 0 Haddock and family
of Greenville, S. CM are visiting
relatives and friends of this section
and will remain until the
holidays are over.
Several farmers of this com
mumty are considering the culture
of tobacco next year.
We have heard a rumor there
would be a tobacco warehouse in
Kingstree for the handling of the
next crop and we hope this enterprise
will materialize, as it
would be a great convenience to
the planters and a greater beuefit
to the merchants of Kingstree.
W. S. G.
A MILLION VOICES
Could hardly express the thanks of
Homer Ilall, of West Point, la. Listen
why: A severe cold had settled on his I
lungs, causing h most obstinate cough.
Several physicians said he had consumption,
but could not help him,
When all thought he ivas doomed he
began to use Dr King's New Discovery
for Consumption and writes, "it completely
cured me and saved my life. I
now weigh 227 lbs." It's positively
guaranteed for coughs, colds and lung
troubles. "Price 50c and $1,00. Trial
bottles free at D C Scott's.
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Cades, December 15.?Chris" mas
is almost at hand and turkeys
and chickens roost high. Engs
are likewise in good demand.
.Mr Tim Carter of Timmo svdle,
spent several davs in town las'
week visitins re'a'iws and Iriemls.
Mrs S C Cook of Lake Cry.
visi'ed frieinD li-iv la-t w-*efc.
Mr Daniel Dahler. niie ?l the
i.l lest ?:ii iz<'tis oi I lie ilehion
sedio:, was in town Saturday
shaking hauls with his many
friends.
.Mr R J M Kniiihi wa? in Ivbu
stree on business on Aloud iv <>t
las* week.
Air L W McOlam and daughter
of the MeClatn st-dion. ate v i - i I lair
at the home of l'rof \\ .)
Smiley.
Mr Tim Fiovers spent la-1
week in li irisville visit inj: h s
parents.
Messrs U V Kpps ami John W
Rollins of l.aki City, spent Sunday
in town.
Dr leon Lewellvn, a prominent
voting physician of Friendlield.
visited at Mr (i F Williamson'*
Sunday.
*1- I^..U.v>i 12*,,*.. ..( ri??r.r..lr?u-n
ill I iUMin I Ml in <M \M wir. lining |
is here on a vi-ir to his parents.
It is reported that I here a?e
several cases or mumps ill this
vicinity.
Mr.I II Pearee is very iil ai
this wrninjr.
Well, Mr K-Ii'or, I will close
by wishim: von a merrv Xtnas ami
a pleasant drive with some pretty
itirl.
' Nox.
YOU KNOW WHAT \OU TAKIKG
When you take drove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic Itccause the formula is
simply lion and Quinine in a tasteless
form. No cure, no pay. *>Qv.
Jud-je a man by the expression
of his mouth and a woman by the
expression of her I )ii?iie.
Feed pale girls on Scott's
Emulsion.
Wc do net need to give all
the reasons why Scott's
Emulsion restores the strength
and flesh and color of good
health to those who suffer
from sick blood.
The fact that it is. the best
preparation of Cod Liver Oil,
rich in nutrition, full of healthy
stimulation is a suggestion as
to why it does what it does.
Scott's Emulsion presents
Cod Liver Oil at its best,
fullest in strength, least in
taste.
Young women in their
" teens " are permanently cured
of the peculiar disease of the
blood which shows itself in
paleness, weakness and nervousness,
by regular treatment
with Scott's Emulsion.
It is a true blood food and
is naturally adapted to the cure
of the blood sickness from
which so many young women
W will be glad to send
a sample to any sufferer.
BBnC Be sure that thn picture in
the form of a label la on the
ffvP wrapper of every bottle ei
} paff Emulsion you buy.
sUmgS SCOTT & BOWNB.
Chemists,
IADBH 409 Pearl St., New York.
mm Ml II Mill illlMI ! Ml III!
I T0C11
I Take Laxative Broi
I Seven MUBon boxes soM in po^l2 1
1
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
A toad un<
I
a harrow
suffers no mo:
that is tortured with Sp:
Soros, Sprains, etc. Most
and apply tho kiml of eyi
for and wide as
Mexican
Musti
L
Never fails?not even in tl
Cures cake<l udder in cows
remedy. Hardly a diseas(
or joints that cannot bo cu
Mexican
Mustang Liniment it
The big Mvord does iiol make j
he brave soldier.
II T Melntyre. >t. Paul. Minn., whoj
h:is been tr:>ub?ed with h disordered ;
stomach, sa.\.?, "Chamberlain's j
>tnmaeh and Liver Tablet* do me[
m re goi>d than anything I have ?-\vr!
taken." For sale by Dr. I) C Seott, ,
druggist.
To prav for rest may be to post-;
pone your rewa d.
The fairest witIiout may he the 1
foulest within.
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RACKET
This is where Santa sele
for the children. We h
?
line of Christmas toy*
%
every one of you to
you buy. Also we w
A t _ t_ A 1
all gooas inrougn ?
fail to come and se
H. D. REDDICK,
HOLIDAY
P. ?. COUPTl
FINE LINE DRE5S
LARGE STOCK
FANCY CAND
8 V L E S 8 E K (i E H 8 CANDIE
A Fiesh Lot of this Celebrated C
Pound. We always catry a compl
FINE 1
Large Stock of Fireworks and
Stock.
P. S. COLffi
ire a Cold in Or
ino Quinine Tablets.^?
months. This signature,^*
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I readily overcome Loss of Hair,
sensed Hoofs ancl Scratches in hori
mules and cauls. Farmers try M?
tOi
eaii'
der /
I
re than the faithfhl horw
avins, Swinney, Harness
. horse owners know this
apathy that heals, known J
mg
liniment?
ic most aceravated coseeT^
; quicker than any knovn
; peculiar to muscle, skin
red by it.
be beet remedy on the mar bet for
ind Gella, Sprains and Skin Lmnpw.
keeps horeee and molee is conditio*.
i here is no golden key lu the
irate (if heaven.
A .1 Snell wanted to attend a partv,
but wa< afraid to do so on ac-ount of
pains in his stomach, which in* feared
would grow worse. He says, "I wa<
telling my troubles to a lady friend,
who said: 'Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Dhrrlioea Remedy will
put you in condition for the parry.' I
lumrriit ! luittlp Mud nlpiUiiru in
stating that two doses enabled me to
have a mx?d time at the party." Mr.
Snell U a residen' < f Summer Hill, N.
Y. This remedy is or sale bv Or D 0
^ ott diuggist
nmi
.T
STORE,
cts all of his presents
ave the mjst complete
> in town. We ask
come around before
ill reduce prices on
ie Holidays. Don't
e old Santa Claus.
Kingstree, S. C.
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BARGAINS
T
JJEY <S CO'S
GOODS
OF SHOES
IES AND CRACKERS.
s
andy, both in boxes and by the
!ete line of
FRUITS
Xmas Goods. Call and see our
>TNEY & CO.,
ie Day iESu 1
ms? I
*>OX. 25c. |
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SANTA C
HEADQUAB
POSITIVELY THE LEST LINE E
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TOYS! TOYS
av\ vv Avwvw -v v >v'v vvvvvyyvi
All Kinds of Pretty Things to
DON" 1' SEN D OFF Fol A I'ltESKVT LrNTI
BEAUTIFJI. IHSI'LA V OF CJI
-01'K SHX'K 0
FIREWORKS, FRUITS
Is truly a Horn of Plenty, and
Selected Stock of Citro
and Raisins for th
mas Cake,
^? 5ta ckley 's
' w7 T. WII
13 doing a WJio!e3al<
his old rt
WILKINf
APR I\ THE RETAI
AT GAQG, oliver & C
STAND. THEY offer f
IN every LINE.
Yours for
Selling
The Entire Stock of Dry Goods, C
Caps, Millinery,
REGARDLESS OF 00ST OR v \LCJE. A*
Hudness, Therefore 1 Will Give the Public
a: just listi
Calicoes worth 5 and 6 only 3 cents a yarc
sorted colors, 10 yard dress patterns $I.4'J; y
5 and 6 only 4 cents; Check llomesnun wort
dies Featherbone $1 Corsets only G9 cents;
Corsets only 2:1 cents.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!?Men's suit
woe I suits worth *r> only |3.79; men's wool i
wool overcoats $1 5)8 and up; men's wool pi
underskirts at 2:1c and up.
8II0ES! SHOES! Ladies' Sunday shoes
CI.i>wlau ohnjj WnrMl 1 (?) :tt I'UliOS CAO
walking jackets worth $ "> at $2. 49; ladies' s
dies' all wool flannel skirts worth $5 at $2.1
$5.50 at $2.79; Blankets worth $1.50 only 59r
numerous to mention, so come and see. T
receive Christmas toys for children free, in
their purchase.
SHULTZ BARGA
NEXT BOOR TO DISPENSARY.
-A FRESH H
^.notib-er Carload,
and atl
IBraddaana's i
?V I. ? n \a1^ 1.^^^ .
rine DUggy uorsej>, ?<ttjuic oiivi .
mules Tor farm work at prices that del"
who intends buying a horse ofViule is co
Stables and inspect our stock. It cost, v<
save you many dollars.
Buggies, Wagons a
We have also just received a fine line o
kinds. If you need a buggy o
your chance to get a b
THOMAS & BRADb
IZirLg-strse.
J B STEELE, Manager.
^ BHnnuMsmBmaBaaMa
PURITY. |||| M
J MADE AT OUR KENTUCK
and praised by thousa
whiskey in the world f(
Wo Save You ONE DOLLA
CONSUMERS M
| Rsmsircss: German Insurance Ba
We know the above company to b
SUBSCRIBE TO T
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VV.R RROIKiHT TO TOWN"
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Delight Little Polks.
x voi; have sken our
ki st mas gifts %
f?
AND CANDIES
we offer a Specially
ns, Currants
e Christ
Cash Store.
LKINS
3 business at;
and
> & Co
L BUSINESS
:0'S FORMER
JIG BARGAINS
business,
p. WILKINS.
Out
Nothing, Shoes, Hct??
WiV* 7.
I am Goln* lnt> the Groesiy
: a Chance to fet Bargaint.
EN. X
i; all wool Cashmeres, in a?rard
wide Cotton Cloth worth
h 5 and 6 only 3 3-4 cents; laladies
Featherbone .50 cents
s worth *4 for 11.98; men's
suits worth $15 for $8. 4*>; all
*nts at 80c and up; meiino
worth $ I. at 09 cents; men's
ps worth $5 at 12.98; ladies'
kirts worth $1.25 at 64c; la)8;
ladies' silk skirts worth
! ;>er pair. Our stock Is too
liose who trade with us will
t.MAnA*V!/\n f/v iimminf
L fJlupwi il'iU l\/ OlliVUUV ut
IN STORE
auction daily. %
iRIVAL!of
TZ.oxse&
!h.omas 6z
StaTbles
sound and jrentle hones and
y competition. Everybody
rdiallv invited to call at our
nothing to lookftund may
nd Harness.
f Standard Vehicles of all
r a wagon now is
largain from
I AM, Agents,
s. c.
r YEAR OLD
iNTUCKY RYE
Y DISTILLERY FOR 43 YEARS,
nda of consumers as the beet
>r the least money.
1 BOUffBOM
ar old $ 1.98
" 2.49
' " 2.98 A
" 3.98 H
R ob mc!i fallen, ?ad prove that IB
PEOPLE'S FRIEND. IB
iTILLINO COMPANY, \
>?POa*TCB. I |
th St., LOUISVILLE, KY. II
ink, Braditi ee'., or any Bxprcca Co. IB
e reliable.?Bn.
HE RECORD,