The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 14, 1904, Image 8
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K LOCAL ITEMS
1 OF INTEREST
- 'IUe second week Jurors win lc
Irawn to-inorrow.
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' 'There is little doing in, the way of
oc&l new%this week.
. Mr ifo.A 053 has be*n jaek for j
ereral days this week.
W L Bhss, Esq., y*s ij town yesarday
from Lake City.
MissM&hultz left Tuesday to
?btiveiat iinstou and Gastonia,
J Jennings of Pinewood is j
Anting her sister, Mrs J J B Montgomery
fk *
j Georgp Qalletley, Esq., of the
iarw bar, was noted in town j
, waited, ocal agent for .the
Kanr*na RtPwrn Tjtnndrv. Antllv to
Ithis office. tf.
I'. Mr and Mrs H G Askins and child
m Lake City spent Sunday ia town
^h friends.
4 | t
?, Mr J C Jtosev, MelchereA Co's
|joj>alar.reJ*weutatiTc, was noted in
fmv]fssterdaV.
K' %*r Hugh MCCntchen is reported
e somewhat bettex, although he
ill seriously ill. .?
..Miss Sue itoll of Chester is visiting
her brothers, Messrs C W and P
^ Stoll at Mrs Barr's.
3cMiss
Aj^oie Chandler of Benson
was town Sunday the guest of her
mat, Mrs L J Barr.
|t 11 K Wallace, Esq., now-of Brownsfcville,
Marlborough county, is in
M?fi for a few days.
Ipf A young nuin in Oil Citv calls his
nweetheart Revenge because she ia
L*wee\ says the Oil City Derrick.
ig Miss Ethel Nesmith, who is teach|
ing at Benson, visited the family of
I Mr P A Alsbrook last Saturday and
t^.^he Governor has recently issued
[votary public commissions to S G
g^citaiald of Lines and L ? Burkett
[itfTaft
I, A commission for a charter. has
Ejpga issued tothe Lake City Mercantile
Co., Lake City, S. C., capitalized
[ at $25,000.
Mrs N C Stack and four childreu
Ihrrived in town Saturday from Piner>-ood.
With Mr Stack they are
warding at Mr M S Montgomery's.
Br We ere proud of our corps of corjjkjajpondsnts
tbronghout the county.
With tl^ir aid "if it happens in i
Williamsburg county you will find it
|a The Record."
ft The friends in the city of Frank
IP Cooper, ofthe News and Courier,
will be gl^d to know he is getting
ktter after several days of illness.?
i Florence Times, April 12.
work of building up Kings[wee
goes merrily on. Within the
l?eit few months, we understand, four
or fire Viek mercantile buildings
|ud sereral new dwelling will be constructed.
Again we say, watch
icings tree!
h The Kings*ree Hardware Co. have
opened their doors to the public and
*re ready for business. They already
a large stock of every kind of!
kanl vifo unit ftfo roAAiuinnr now orArvIo !
??w> " v j ^ v ? v w11 uvd ^VA/Vio
#y< Look oat for their ad in The j
jSxcoRD and give them a call when
^anything id needed in their line. <
^ On Tuesday night of last week Mr '
EL Hirsoh, who was returning home
rfrom Columbia, got off the train and
[was walking along the platform
where be stntnbled against a bulletin ^
board and fell, spraining his hip and |
!nising his knee so that he has been
mpelled to walk on cratches ever j '
ice. The tryn arrived here late I :
night and there were no lights on
e platform. Wheu the railroad
$ been made to pay damages once j '
twice for its negligence it will perps
be more careful in looking after
5 safety of its passengers. *
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR
LOCAL REPORTER AND ^
NOTED ^
Written in Condensed Form
and Printed in Like Manner ^
tor the Sake of Our Busy
Readers . .
MMAMWAAMWAWW
Mr W A Blizzard, of the Dillon
' i s
Hardware Co., is in town for a few
daye this week with his brother, Mr
~ ? %.% ./ it.
J F 15Iizzard, tne manager 01 iuk
Kiugstree Hardware Co. Mr Blizzard
is one of Dillon's leading business
men and his establishment now
ranks among the most promineut
hardware concerns in the State.
Through the courtesy of Mr Frank
P Cooper, of the News and Courier,
The Record will be furnished with
press despatches giving the latest
war news and also*~other eveuts of
national interest frtm time to time as
they occur. This places us on a
footing with the daily newspapers
and we feel ?ure our readers will appreciate
the service, as wa do.
. The following bulletin from this
county appears in the report issued
by the Department of Agriculture:
??)ox: Crops have made slow progress
this week; the frost and ice
Thursday Dight destroyed nearly all
beans and othergarden truck; week's
rainfall was fairly heavy; cabbage
crop doing well; oats are improving
rapidly; corn still being planted.?
Miss M E Cox.
. Messrs Bentschner ?fc Visanka, the
well known Charleston clothiers, are
offering our readers special inducements
this week in the way of Spring
clothing. They are fashionable cutfitters
in everything pertaining t?*(
man's apparel and mail order customers
are given as ninth care and
attention as those who deal with
them in person. If you need a Spring
suit give them an order and to insure
extra good treatment mention The
Record.
Letter to Joel t. crunsoa.
Dear Sir:?Mr N Avery, Delhi,
NY, had two houses exactly
alike, and painted them: one
Devoe lead-and-zinc; the other
barytes-and-zinc. He paid same
price for both paints.
He used six gallons of leadand-zinc,
12 gallons barytes-and
zinc. , ...
He paid $18 for painting leadand-and-zinc,
$36 for painting
barytes-and-zinc.
Tlie total cost of the lead-andzinc
job was $27; the total cost
of the barytes-and-zinc job was
*54. v
He didn't know he was buying
barytes;, the dealer told him
that paint was as good as Devoe.
A fair example of how it generally
comes-out, when you buy
"something just as good." Betf
or irn Kw the n n mo fVio m mo
WVi ^ V MJ WliV VUV
and the name is Devoe.
Yours truly,
F. W. Devoe & Co,
50 . :\, New York.
For Sale \>j Dr, D; C. Scott,
KiDgstree, S. C.
Consumption
The Only kind of consumption
to fear is " neglected
consumption."
People are learning that consumption
is a curable disease.
It .is neglected consumption
that is so often incurable.
At the taintest suspicion ot
consumption get a bottle of
Scott's Emulsion and begin
regular doses. .
The use of Scott's Emulsion
it once, has, in thousands of
cases, turned the balance in
[avor of health.
Neglected consumption does
not exist where Scott's Emulsion
is.
Prompt use of Scott's Emulbion
checks the disease while it
can be checked.
Send (or free temple.
SCOTT & BOWME, Cbcmtet
pt-os P?rlKM
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HOW IS YOUR WARDROI
Better take st
fixed. Here's
of bargains th
re-fit a
FIT AND
Applys to many things, but in t
ular instance we refer to Clothi
week's sale eclipses all our form
There is not such not another
of correct and well made up-to-d
ing in this country. No one c
at anything like the prices,
statement this sale will stand
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FOR EVERY 00
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? In Williamsburg County to
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!?! At no greater cost than the
,?. at our grand <
I SPRING AND
g A CLOTI
^ We are Showing the largi
brics in gentlemei
.?? displayed
^ consisting of over 200SUI
@ Clothing, 2 and 3 piece...
? celebrated
I Crown ,
@ B ALL ST
jgj Including Oxfords ii
? and V
| HATS a
I PANTS 4I;
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? We also represent the g
8 M HIM
y OF BUFFALO,
w And our expert cutter will 1
x a first class tailor-made si
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@ We carry always the Iatesl
@ nishings. -Everything a i
@ dressed. Call and see our
? KINDER &
j?) Kingstret
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The mind is. kept pure only by j
sunning its coiners.
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Purchased applause has a hollow _
sound.
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SERIOUS STOMACH TROUBLE;
CURED.
I was troubled with a distress in Cl
my stomach, sour stomach and
vomiting spells, and can truthfully
say that Chamberlain'* Stomach j
and Liver Tablets cured me.? Mrs (
T. V. Williams, Laingahurg, Mich, j 01
These tablets are guaranteed to
cure every case of stomach trouble
of this character. For sale by Dr
D (5 Scott, Kingstree; Dr W S ,
Lynch, Scran ton: Lake City Drug
Co., Lake City. ce
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Dor Ms, i
i Ciiitri"
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ock and find out how you're
a new link in a double chain
tat will give you a chance to
t very moderate cost. !
MISFIT
his particng.
This
er eTorts.
Collection
late Cloth:an
match
On this
or fall.
Do REDDICEo
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jr a.
rtunity |
iOD DRESSER fj
get perfect Satisfaction ?
:i fashion!
? @
o dinary kind is offered ^ l
opening of ?|
SUMMER |
^INCi X ?
I III Wll
est array of smart fa- -?j
i's apparel ever 8
here, .?
ITS of Men's and Boy's .? j
Suits. Als'j a select @|
line of ?
Shoes, I
YLES 3 @
i Patent leather, @
ici. @
I the latest styles in @
r and Felt for men and jgj
boys, @
io the latest styles in w
spring and Summer Q
Pants, ?
reat tailoring hcuse, Q\
K Mil tl, 1
NEW YORK. y
take your measure for w
lit guaranteed to flit. ^
t things in Gents Fur- @
man needs to be well @
Stock, @
HIRSCH, |
5, s. C. @
Dr R J McCabe
Dentist
JNGST^EE, - - S. C.
Great Results are the children of
iustle aud Hope.
'
If rime is money, trauips.ought to
? robing in wealth.
I
Proud of his work is always sure j
: his place.
I
The boy does better when his
ther's example is equal to bis pre**
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(Successors to J. L. S'
Announce to their custor
just got in a fresh C
Horses ^
To Suit all Classe
They are now in our Stal
Selectio
BuLgTgfies, TTsTa,gfc
ness always
STUCKEY and
Lake City,
EINGSTREI
Confectionery ai
General
Fuits and Vegetab'
ALWAYS OI>
Country orders speci
CAKES and BRE
delicacies of t
to be fc
< here,
H. A. MEYER,
MAIN STREET, - In
the Spi
The Ladies' Fanq
Light and
Suitable for the Wai
P. S. COURTNEY & CO >8 line of I
unsurpassed by any to be had here or el
Laces and Embroideries and Insert
have just got In a large an I eh ace hsoi
dcrvests, all qualities and prices.
We have Ribbons of every shade ai
finest. All warranted fast colors.
We have a line of Gents' Fumishin;
eludes everything a man needs or wanl
All the latest patterns in Fine Hosi
u specialty of Fine Hosiery.
We have the exclusive agency for 1
Lyon Brand Shirt;
As always we are headquarters for
Tobacco. Cigars am
Schlessinger's Candies received fresh e1
Yours to S<
R. S. COURT
KINGSTREE, ? ? ? ? ?
BUELL A R
CASH DRY G0<
Now is the time to buy your
Hankerchiefs I ran
WE HAVE THEM IN GREAT
VARIETY. A
LADIK8' in Fancy Lace and Embroidery ef- anc
feet, good sheer Lawn from 5 to 25c.
LADIES' H. S. HANDKERCHIEFS, all Linen, ?
5c.
LADIES' LAWN H. S. HANDKERCHIEFS, g
in 1-4. 1-2, and 1-inch hems, at 5 cents.
? iniTf l-IVV ClMRRin l.ili H. S.. 10c i
or three for 25o. [ v
LADIES' A LL-LINEN, very fine. 15c.. two i and
for 25o
Also a full line of COLORED-BORDERED I
HANDKERCHIEFS for Ladies and Children |
from :j to 10c. i t<
We also have a nice assortment of
Handkerchiefs for Gentlemen.
at from 5 to 25c. ft
Wt have just recefved carefully selected line ?
of ^ J
Gents' Neckties.
in a variety of shades, only 25c. L
Underwear, v
This is the place to get these for Men. Ladles V
and Children. fG.
?j^TMuii Ordc* Receive Careful Allei
573 and 575 King Street,
Whiskey I Morphine I Cijrnr
habit. habit, I hub
Cured by KEELEY IN!
133? Ladr St.(or P O.Bol To) Co;umW?.S.C. (
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FLOWERS
RJCKEY & Co..) ?.
ners that they have
arload of Stock
? flules
s of Buyers.
l)les Ready for your
n.
>r3.s and. Ha,r>
On lian&.
FLOWERS,
, s. c
IBAKERY,
id
Morplianrlisp
J.VJL VI UJLLtVUUlMVi
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es in Season
I HAND.
t
ally solicited for
:AD, and all
he season
?und
Proprietor,
- KINGSTREE, S. C /"
* y
ing
f Turns to
Airy Fabrics
m Weather.
)ry Goods and Dress Goods is
sewhere in the county.
;ions for su nnier Linjforie. AV>
rtine it; also Lalies' G.iuze Uuid
texture from medium to the
*s and Notions that literally ins
to wear.
ery at living prices. We make
he famous
3 and Collars. ^ 1
i Fine Candiesyery
week,
erve,
NH V & CO.
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IOBERTS'
01)8 STORE.
Ladies' Skirts.
' e have these up to date haviug had then*
Je to order.
, Flannel Waists.
11 Wool, in Black, Blue, Gray Garnet
I Old Rose.
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Ladies jacKets,
ome aud see us. We can give them to you at
n $1.50 to $5 in Oxford Gray, Blue aud
ck.
Hosiery,
'e have a fine line of these for Men, Ladies
i Children.
Furniture Department,
SPOT CASH PRICES.
1-piece Imitation Walnut Suits, $14.
It-piece Solid Oak Suits, $19 to $75.
it-piece Solid Walnut Suits, $75, $85 to
full line of wardrobes, $10 to 28.50.
olid Oak Kxtension^Tabkes. $5.
entre Tables from 50c to $4.'
abv Carriages. $6, $2.55 up to $12.
o-Cartu, $3. .50 to $13
hildren's Chairs, Rogers and High Chairs,
Kit stock of Beds. 4B.'50 to $13.
punaes. Couches and Single Lounges. _<
rillow Rocker*. $1.75.' W
rood Seat, High Arm Bockem, $1.50.
fhitc Iron Beds, $3.50, M.25, $5, $5.60,
$7. and $8.
illon.
, CHARLESTON, S. G.
ette I All Drug* and Tobac
il. I habits sflTUTE
of S. C.
.^ntiftentlalcerrrcspcodcuce solicit
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