The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 19, 1903, Image 5
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Talks about thing > to entertain
i he grand children.
Between th^ Lires arc Glints of Good
PtvlosooHy. as May be Read in
Ail His 'iVrtiin^s
(For Tins D i-miv
44 Wei J Wei'! (* ????! evenim.! |
(tiMni ewmn;! L'??k .il ilit- babied
Where is grand Way, !u*r<
i* \V a11>!?Where did vmi conm
Imm, \N :*11 \ f'
Gran-gran j?a. where you
beeni*
"Been running land ?way down
nexl lo Black rner arming Ihe
bav??i!j?j mora**, Dry K*amp,
Gliding poti!, B-tmii saT.nna
B *41'* island, Bizzard runs'.
Cedar l av and to* Savanna.J
u lii?ri4 J li?< ra urn twl frinw it! I
the finest woods grass i ever mh1,
slid I I<?!?i Mr Tisdale it lie would
jtet some gTa-r-blade* or u mower
in July Mini August he could rut
more liar iIimh be could u*e. Mr
W C !i cm mi tig way said once he
had a lot ol savanna wood* irra-s
cure! and his mules ate it ail
right."
' But come Watty let's hunt
pome supper. Where is Kuthy!"
44U< done e ?t."
Hiraud pa, you owe me (ivr
ceiit?l*' "Wtiv here's Ruth. How
*
comes that, Ruth?" Why you
**id you would give me five cents
for every wnnig answer I /ound in
the school arithmetic."
"Well, show il to uje, let's see
wlut it i?."
A man boiieht a hou<e and
sold it tor $2000, and gained 25
percent. What did it cost?''
44Well, $1600 should lie the
answer." %,But the book puts
$2000".
"Wei ! well! IhaTs a wronp ,
answer! 80 here's your five cents; (
but I bet you can't find another ,
wrong answer.'*
"Bn', leiJ me, does Watty go t>
school?"
1
Yes, ami lie can read and
don't know all the letters, and
can't spell."
Oh! that's pood, but I don't
want hi 111 to spell yet. lie ought
to read the first reader belore he
learns to spell, because it will
leaeh him to pronounce the words
correctly. The different vowel
sounds always ho'her roum:
spellers, and old ones too it' you
don't *aich your dots. If ho
sjell l?* l>a, d-a da. Ii-u ha, -a sa I
and then put him to spell water
l?e vi ill ?ay w-a way l-e-r ter
v?ayt?r, ?fcc dfcc, to the end
ot the verse. Nol in?!. Don't
teach him the letters until he can
read the first little reader. But i
like the little reader we had last
year much better for a beginner
thao the present adopted one."
"But let me tell you what Mr
Tisdale says about the little blue
cr anes that swarmed in the Guiding
pond every year to lay and
hatch; that is a good many years
back. Lie savs the young cranes
are while, and snch swatins ol
them made nests in the pond that
when the young cranes were
hatched out the bushes and trees
were as white as it there had been
a snow storm, and lots of young
cranes would fall, in trying to fly,
-? - > - I IJ ?- - A A
ana ute nogs wuuiu iik rumm <mu
thrive on them. Swarms of jack
daws and crows too would rob the
nest; as well as people would get
the eggs. The black birds, too,
nested in those wild woods; and
the buzzards would roost in Buzzard
bav; tor there was not a house
^ in 15 miles to the east. The deer
are not all goue yet, nor the
turkeys. I did not hunt any, but
Mr Tisdale and the family are so
kind that I want to go back again.
"And now let me tell about the
l'ttle boy that went to see hi.grand
pa down there a good while
ago.
"When he good tired staying
with his grand pa, he started
back home and got lost in those
wild woods. His pa and ma
Uiou^lil no was still with his
irand pa, and his ir^and j?a though'
he was home, until a week had
passed Ik lore they found out lie
was lost. Then they went t?.
hunt him and could not find him
'a all. lot a long time alter
j vards some !mint ?i- (bund him
lead ill ? pond. It was <o -ad
n<i no loss sad heraw>e it n as a
itt'e negro hoy.
But that is a long ways from
I'os CM Kol K "
Johns- nvili.j Jot i gs.
.Mr \V .1 Sintcletary of Sinirle iruaT
iriir some improvements on
iiis dwelling.
The voting people of Single
enjoy <1 a valentine paiiv on Friday
evening, the 13'h tost , at the
noine of Air Samuel <?raliatn
Another similar affair, equally
pleasurable, was given at the
residence of Mr \V B Blown, near
Leo on the same night.
Mr L D Baxlev, who has been!
very ill lor some litne, was so thewlut
betler Saturday. ,
?Mr J M Faddy is improving
slowlv.
Mr* J D Cox of .lohnsonville
has been quite sick lor some dny?.
Koo.
Benson Britfs.
Kt v IIupli F Oliver preached
here last Sunday morning at 11
o'clock. Hereafter Mr Oliver's
appointments here and at Tuikey
Creek will be us follows: Cedar
lirove, 1st Sunday, 7:30 p. in ; 3rd
Sunday, 11 a. m. Turkey Creek.
1st Sunday, 11 a, m,; 3rd Suntiav,
4 p. m.
Miss Kosa (Indium of Morrisville
has charge of the Benson
public school. I am lufoniied
that on the other side of the
swamp another tree school, conducted
by Miss Bradley, will
commence on Monday, February
10.
On Fridiy eveninp, Feb. 13, a
number of the voiinp folk of Indiuotowii
and Benson assembled
;tt the home of this sen he and
enjoyed a nice social.
W. S. (i.
Dots from n*ar Taft.
Miss Sue AtcUol lough of St.
Stephens is visiting friends here.
Mr Theo lore Britton w is here
Saturday from Sliters.
Mr W B MeClarv of Trio was
in this section SitnrUy h iving
timber for the A 0 Lumber 0<>.
The young people of this vieini?v
gave a w#?b party la*t Wednesday
nigh? at Mrs M M Brown's.
The feature of the evening w is
some very line music rendered by
Messrs J M Brown and Mr James
Sailers of Sailers DepN. Jhere
m \
was no dancing.
Bob.
Some men become lost oy
undertaking a short cut to duty.
No man's heart is big enough
to harbor both love and greed.
I
When fencing evil out of the
heart be careful to fence the good
in.
NEARLY FORFEITS IIIS LIFE.
A runaway almost ending fatally,
-tarted a horrible ulcer on the leg of J
R Orner, Franklin Grove, 111. For
four years it defied all doctors and all
remedies. But Bucklen's Arnica Salve
had no trouble to cure him. Equally
good for Burns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions
and Piles. 25c at D. C. Scott's
Drug Store.
A written word ma)' De erased,
a spoken word never.
The loud?6t prayer usually
reaches the shortest distance.
1
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I Take Laxative Broi
I Seven MUBon boxes soM in pest 12 I
; .
i \m school mw.\
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tisnkU'h t)u . !-o th - Tint nJl-ltI
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I p. No:: k|
i?i ^?r;ni.?Coy .? r il irp-'i,
l iti.-iVii.l 11 Uiii i'." i*:.-(J.i.
l-i grad-, a*l vanci-ti? p.ssa
j I)i'hIiIv Johnson. ilnwnas
Harper, Aiiee Siarkic\, \\ Mime
Scot I.
2.. ' *rr:??l?*? None.
3rd gride?(J ace Coopei, Tom
! ti111;?:i :, i'\ed David-oil, W ailei
j il.irpct. Ih-s-ie .Mvaiili.
j 41 h jjrad"?Ada 15ren*ki?:iiloi:. j
j.Iulin Davidson, i.??raitie Fuiik.j
[Clara Montgomery. Fonde .Sulii-j
van.
5th grade?Nrtne.
Cth grade?Bunie Brockinton,
Willie Barr, Paul Cooper, Ni?a
Whitehead, ! 'earl Montgomery.
7*h grade?None.
8'h grade?Li!a Hanimet. Mattie
Brockinlon.
9;h grade Flossie Harper.
Florie Jaeol?.
Donnie Flagler made distinc
tion for month ending dan Id, out
through error her name was
omit led.
Ekxj.ST Wi?;(ii>cs,
Principal.
Feb 10, 1903.
Hymeneal.
Maukikd ? Un Wednesday,
February 11. 1903. by Rev. Daniel
Durunt a) llie home of ibe bride,
Leo, S. (J., Miss E len Lawrence
and .Mr White .Johnson.
Q lite a lot of people are rude
when thev think they are blunt
and straightforward.
Don't forget the old man
with the fish on his back. *
For nearly thirty years he
has been traveling around the
world, and is still traveling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
w t..
lo an weaK ana sicmy
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
he gives ne^ firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
of their own.
He stands for Scott's Emulsion
of pure cod liver oil?a
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
ctliu IU1 ail UllU llttu iiv-on Oiivi
strength.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,
409-415 Pearl Street, New York.
5Qc. and 81.QO; all drusrclsts. _
ire a Cold in Or
mo Quinine Tablets.
months. This signature, ^
. * * n
BRONCHITIS
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Cures Bronchitis,
GWp, Consumption and All Diseases
of the Throat and Lungs.
If your throat is weak, or if you are troubled
in any way with grip or bronchltie; if
you havo consumption. L'uffy's l'ure Malt
\Vli!*k< v wi l euro >"U. It ?iid3 dijpftlon,
8rln.ulf.fa ..'id . uric!: * !;) 1.1 >od. ii.v:gorat?a
the brain, builds r.crvi- t.seuv ton. i up tfce
trart, rir.s i aiaria. j<ui - id lrw fnvtra of
n:.y kind; forrlf:'? th> :;vjf.:.i iigai!,.;t diieaeo
gvrui? and pro'ongs Ji*e.
51LJRS CURS rOR BRONCHITIS
1 OcntIc!P.?a: Fia-iy lost spring 1 w.nt taken
vlth ChrcL-ic ria. I b?gan t> I*m
Bronchitis t t m nr.d catarrh of tho air passage*
fcl'.uwid Pttlrd i..ost everything, but '
found i.o r* IKf, till 1 trek Duffy's Mult
Whiskey. I commenced painirg ?tr- npth and
after taking fifteen bcttKs I hr.d gained 40
pounds which I had lout hefoio I bvgiu taking
your whiskey. I would i-dvisr all who
hare similar troublo to tah* Duffy's Malt
Whiskey. It bus cured ni? froui trouoloa
when nocking clao would give me relief.
, U. C. H.'.NNINO.
I Sept. 7. 1902. Coraopolis. Pa.
Ilfr careful af:d see that "Duffy's Puru Malt
Whiskey" U on tbo label, and that It la our
own patent bottle with the name blown In tba
bottle. This Is tho only way DufTy's Puro
Molt Whiskey is sold. If oftured In bulk or
In flasks it is a fraud. Beware of ao-callod
Malt Whiskies which aro sold cheap. They
Injure tho system.
Duffy's Pure Halt Whiskey *
ts tho only pure medicinal whiskey which baa
stood the test for fifty years, and always found F
absolutely pure and free from fusel oil. It
contains medicinal properties found In no
other whiskey.
( aution.?Whew baying Daffy's Par?
Malt Whiskey bo Dure job get the
Krnuinr. tnscrnpnions dealers,
mindful of the excellence of this
preparation, will try to Hell you
cheap imitations and so-called Malt
Whiskey substitutes, which are pat
on the market for profit only, and _
which, far from relieving the sick, ?
are positively harmful. Demand ,
Daffy's" and be tare yon get It. It J
Is the only absolately pure malt J
whiskey which contains medicinal, \
health-giving qualities. Look for ,
the trade-mark, "The Old Chemist," J
on oar label. ,
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has cured mil- 5
lions of cases in the last 60 years. It Is pre- i
scribed by over 7.000 doctors and used sx- h
clu8ively by 2,000 prominent hospitals. Ths J
genuine is a
Sold It 111 Dispensaries, i
or direct at 11.00 a bottle. It la the only whls. ?
key recognized by the Government as a medl- a
cine This is a guarantee. Valuable medical 5
booklet sent freo to sny reader of this paper a
who will write. Duffy Malt Whiskey Coo* a
paay, Ooahseter. U, Y. 5
A7M. SNIDER, Burgeon
Dentist.
u
Will in future devote his
whole time to his Kin?:>tree
ollice unless due ,T1
w
notice be given. Si
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
FOR SALE.
Brick in any quantity to suit purchns
rr. The Best Dry Press Machine-made
X BHICZI.
special shapes made to order, Correspondence
solicited botore olacing vour
orders W. K. FUNK.
P. O ltox 103. Kings tree, S. C.
W. F. CLAYTON.
Attorney - at - Law.
FLORENCE, S. C
j Practice* in all the United States
i Courts, and in the Courts of Florence
and Williamsburg Counties.
Dr R J McCabe
Dentist
KIliGSTSEE, - - s.c.
W. L. BASS,
i
Attorney at Law
T.Ak'tt nITV S. f!
We do first rlnss JOB WORM
! n.t prices to xiiit nil.
Till: RECORD
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box. 25c. I
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LARGE STOCK OF
FANCY CANDIES
C L K 8 S E X G K R 8 C A JfD I E ?
A Fiesh Lot of this Celebrated Candy,
'ounri. We always carry n complete 1
FINE FRl
Large .Stock of Fireworks and Xinai
tock.
p. s. court;
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D. C. SCOTT, President.
THE BANK OF K
Transacts a General Ba
COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY I.
PROMPTLY REN
DEPOSITS FROM $1.00 UPW
l>lREtTOH
HENRY P WILLIaMS,
JOHN A. KELLEY,
R. II. KELLEE
-a Final
?i.notlrer Carloac
arrd. 2x^E*u.les at
Biadliam's
Fine Muggy Horses, saddle horses and
mles for farm work at 'prices that de
ho intends buying a horse or mule is c<
tables and inspect our stock. It co#t, j
ive you many dollars.
Buggies, Wagons ;
We have also just received a fine line
kinds. If you need a buggv i
vour chance to get a
THOMAS & BRADI
IKZing-stzse.
J B; STEELE, Manager.
TOBACCO
rr? 1 ? 1 ...;n lu. 'iv!
Llie Uliaersiglieu Will uv in nrc x\j
this season. They will be prepared to
terial all SIZES and KINDS of TO
LOWEST POSSIBLE COST to the
give your orders for FLUES IS R1C
of which they aie made in always
the year, L AT Kit IT WILL HE HI
solicit your orders, promising to give
Respectfully
EDWIN HARPER,
S. B. DAVIDSON,
FRED W. HARPER.
riot Q?~
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JHoJi and praised by tbonM
whiskey in thft world f
B| W. Save You ONE DOLL/
BMSI CONSUMERS |
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Rmmcu: Oerman Insurance B
We know tbe above company to 1
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fy competition. Everybody
ordialIy invited to cal|:
rou nothing to look and may
and Harness.
of Standard Vehicles of all
or a wagon now is
bargain from
HAM, Agents*
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FLUES ,
SP businesr
nmke-ont of the best nu^UACG'O
FLUES at the- ' '
purchaser. The time to ,
HIT NOW, the materia)'
cheaper at this season of
fi 11 Eli. We reepecifnllj
}ou entire satisfaction..
:R DAVIDSON & CO.
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YEAR OLD 1
ENTUCKY RYE
KY DISTILLERY FOR 49 YEARS,
inds of conaumers u the beet
or the least money. *
? BOURBOM
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PEOPLE'S FRIEND.
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ink, Bradatrcct, or ?ay 8aptutC? .
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