The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 10, 1904, Image 8
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CJtmrVILLE GREETINGS.
tutrftct Let for Postoffice Building?
liHker Building in Progress.
GbteLYVLLLE, November 7:?Although
von have not heard from
Vidi" for some time, that ie 110
ign that be or his town is asleep.
No, ws are very much awake; but
eircninstances over which I had 110
. control have prevented my writing
for several weeks.
The contract for the buck work
x? the new postoffice building has
been let to Mr Brown of Sumter.
All the brick are in place and work
will begin as soon as the lime is re ceived.
' Mrs Fannie Mooie, who is conducting
a millinery store here, is
potting up a neat residence on the
new part of Varuer avenue in front
?. of the Baptist church.
Mr Lelaud Taylor is now occupying
hit* new store recently built 011
Mam street He is carrying a stock
of general merchandise and we bespeak
for him a fair share of patronage.
Mr and Mr*s II L Baxter will
leave tomorrow for Manning, where!
they will make their home for the)
presecL I am told Mr B \ Bovle
will run the local market instead of
Mr Baxter.
The railroad carpenter force is
} here at work on the depot. They
will al30 build a dwelling for Section-master
McElveen.
Mr S B Rhodus left here this
learning to go out West on business
He will tike in St'Louis and the.
World's fair before he returns. Ho
is .accompanied by Mr W M O'Bryan
of Heinemann.
* Mr R S Brunson has resigned the
railroad agency at this place and his
place i? filled by Mr Maull of Florida.
I am glad to say The Record has
been coming - on time for several
months and we hope ]t will continue
,*rl to do jo. vldi.
I Consumption
- Salt pork is a famous old*
fashioned remedy for consumption.
"Eat plenty of
pork," was the advice to the
consumptive 50 and 100
' years ago.
Sak pork is good if a man
CA1I HVUMIV4A ?U JL auvm
1 behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
most.
Scott's Emulsion is the modern
method of feeding fat to
the consumptive. Pork is 100
rough for sensitive stomachs.
Scott's Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, is half the battle, but
SrnfVs F.mnicinn dnps more
t than that. There is something
about the combination
of cod liver oil and hypophosphites
in Scott's Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
' action on the diseased lungs.
OSS" A* sample will be
sent free upon request.
- /PJBE Be sure that this picture in
'M?m* jqtt the form of a label is on the
wrapper of ever/ bottle of
Emulsion von buy.
W&ffl SCOTT &
yrmj* 409 Pearl St., N. Y.
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FOR SALE.
Hereafter the Cable Piano Co.,
will keep one of their new pianos
for sale at the office of Dr R J McCube,
where it may be seen and
tested.
11-3-tf.
Trespass Notice.
All Der<??n*:ir>' herebv warned against
hunting, shooting, fishing, cutting or
removing timber, or in any manner
trespassing oh any of the lands of the
undersigned in Johnson township. Will
liamshurg county, S. C. Per-or>.? disregarding
this notice will be dealt with
according to law.
H. H. Grief. W. W. Johnson,
J. R.Grier, H. E. Eaddy,
S. B. Poston J.T. Gaster,
J. J. G. Stone.
11-10-31.
Notice.
Xolice Is hcr.'bv pivfii tl?:it I will, aflet*
tlie publication hereof for fiinr coiiecutive
weeks iw the County Record,
sppoint three appraisers to set ofl' a
homestead and exemptions to P S. I
Wall out of his lands and personal prop |
erty in Williamsburg county, be bay- i
ing applied to me to have the same set.
<-ff under Section 2635 oi the Civil Code
of South Carolina.
B. C. Whitehead,
Clerk of Court of W. C.
October 25th, 1?04.
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Bakery,
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Confectionery and General
Merchandise.
FRUITS AND VEGATABESh.
a. meyer.
KINGSTREE. - - S. C.
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ITS POPULAR NOW.
Our Domestic Finish is get
ting to l>e more and more
popular every day. The
most fastidious dressers
will not wear any other
finish. We guarantee our
domestic finish to save
linen. Try it.
Insist on your next bundle
being sent to
LAURENS?
STEAM arthur l jones,
LAUNDRY agent.
lake city, s. c
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THE BRIGHT MAN
pay? Iiis bills and other obligations bv
mean? of cheeks.
He sees the convenience and benetits
derived from their use.
The Kingstrec Bank is the proper
place to open a checkiugaccount It afford?
its depositors all courtesies consistent
with sound banking.
The DIRECTORS
j are all well-known business men and
capitalist-, with established reputa!
lions for fair dealing.
! We point with pride to their record
1 a-~ sir* ??--sf< i bus:nes? met . and re
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i in acting O iSineSp.
The Bank of Eingstre e
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I AM AlOlAf D A O 1/ p or
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? jji personal appe
?. 8 step down ar
@ !?; he's careless in
? | be judged t6 t
w ft in business^
I When ir
? ft Do as the Romans d'j
.? 5j of anything pertaining t
.?! j) do like others do; thai
? $ need, and buy it of us.
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w .jj that supply nobby gc
jg ft prices. You're are sure
gj ft our methods of business
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@ Kingstre<
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Southeastern Lime
CHARLEST(
Building Material of all
Roofing 44RU
Write for
Whiskey I Morphine j t'igai
habit, | habit, | hali
Cured by KEELEY IN:
32hLatly St.(orP O.Box 75)CoIuiiibin.S.C.
Trespass NoticeAll
persons an* hereby warned i,
against hunting, shooting, catting or Jg
removing timber or wood or in any
way trespassing on rnv lands 5 miles
west of C ades. DAVID COKKli. i
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' Railroad Fare Paid. 500 -
FREE Courses Offered.
iTMWl liiTHIWffiiBB Board at Co6t. Write Quick II
GEORGIA-ALABAMA BUSINESS COLLEGE,Macon,G^ Ifl
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With the. laijzt'st s'tock of
lni'i iu Kingstree.
I INVITETHE LADIE
And examine mv* stoi
TUIMMKD HATS, whi<
,<tvies, also Dress Goods,
Capes atul oilier thiugs
mention.
I ALSO INVITE
To See my line of Dougl;
Hros". High Art line of
Bros. Hats, &c. My
will *00:1 he complete, w
Engine Fixtures &c.
H. D. R?
KINGSTREE,
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goods I lijiw- ever
ES TO CALL
i'k of LADIES'
h are of tlk- latest
Jackets, Cloaks, .
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too numerous to
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GENTLEMEN
is Shoes, '-Strauss
Clothing, Young ;
Hardware sto< k
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:o men's furnishings, | ?
t is buy what you ft ?
Wa are the people ft ?
>ods at satisfactory ?
i to be pleased with ft jgj
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! & Cement Co
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kinds. High. Grade
BEROID"
prices.
relte I All Drag:*and Tobacco
lit, I habits
STITUTEofS C.
Conliilentiaicorrrespondence solid
?THE CHAMPION? 9
STUMP PULLER
THE STRONGEST
THE SIMPLEST I.
'and most economical of all
STUMP PULLERS
Try it before you pay for it. B i
Guaranteed to pull your stumps j
or no pay asked,
frite for free Ixjoklet giving terms and pricesB I
THE CtlAnPION STL'flP PULLER CO., !
COLUMBIA. S. C. Bl
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SUMTEE PAL
Novembe
The greatest gathering of merryrfl
line
Everybody WelcomeQf
or n<orfr\r Are r\f
^ wui invi j \j i u<c iu iu vv a
daily. Balloon Ascension and
from 90 foot tower by a woman
Leaping Bicyclist, Daring High M
etc.
Automobi
First iu the South, $750
ticipi
Firemen's Tournament, 5
Military Piize Drill. $25
Live Stock Show $700 pr
Knight, Tournament $12j
Fioral Parade, Trades Display, F
entertaining features. Come to Sunitei
and a hospitable welcome.
Thanksgiving Bay 1
Excursion Rates
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S A POINTER
+ Jsr.'t necessary for hii old s|>ortsJ
man. He knows without asking
I where to locate frame, when to go
? for it and what kind of a dog to
+ take along. He also knows his
' hunting trip won't pan out if he
hasn't the kind of
i GUN AND AMMUNITION
> We are happy to say he Iniys of
i J us.. He gets the best made and
| $ no fancy price asked. That's
? why, when he returns, his hag is
fuil of game.
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ABOUT THE BOY DlGC
II II TO HAT
H'KMi. IT'S A OOI'Hl
We have a 47<KK) St?>ck that must i>?
bankrupt >t?>ek i?i:t tin- best, newest
personally selected by our buyer in
II Fill: ARK J I" NT A
I We lack spree for the thousand and on<
Men's Shoes 9Sc and L'p.
Ladies' Skirts, Blankets, Boyi
Undent* ar, for Gent-. Ladies
Dry Goods, Hats, t iothiu#, Su
and Toba?ro.
SKK OCR IIV FA All I
An Infinite Variety of Useful a
Sure tc Please.
i P. 5. CDUR
KINGSTREE, - -
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IR MR LL Sl
CASH DRY
Now is the time to buy your
Hankerchiefs
WE HAVE THEM IN GREAT
VARIETY.
LADIES' in Kancy Lace and Embroidery effect.
'_rood sheer Lawn from 5 to '25c.
LADIES' H. S. HANDKERCHIEFS, all Linen.
I 5".
J LADIES' LAWN H. S. HAN1?KKRCHIEFX'
j in 1-1. 1-2, and 1-inchlieins, at 5cent?.
I LADIES' FINE CAMBRIC, 1-iu H. S.. HV:
j or three for 2.V.
[ LADIES' ALL-LINEN, very flne, 15c.. two
for 25c.
Also a full line of COLORED-BORDERED '
HANDKERCHIEFS for ladles an* Ch.'hiren j
tram :j to ldc.
We also have n nice a^nrttnen of
Handkerchiefs for Gentlemen.
from 5 to 25c.
We have just received carefully selected line
of
Gents' Neckties.
in a variety of sliades. onlj 2."ic.
Underwear,
This is the to set these for mod, '.adies
and Childrcti.
Mail Orders Kcceive Careful A
?f.J 515 King Street
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L FESTIVAL
r 22-2$.
akers ever held in South Caroi.
n 11 wj
j^verytmpg rree.
y give free .street exhibitions
Parachute Leap. High Dive ;
enveloped in flames. Chasm
Are and Trapeze Performers,'
lie Races.
Prizes. 50 Cars to Par
ate.
t
>550 prizes offered.
>0 prizes.
izes.
5 prizes.
uot Ball, Fireworks and hlany othef
r Festival week. Everything free
Fill Be The Big Day
on all Railroads.
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;IN'G FOR THE GOPHER ?
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sold. Thisi> not an old shop-worn H
aid t'reshest goods carefully and I
Northern markets. "
fEH SPEl'IALTIEUr
j others':?
T.ailies Shoes 98o and Up. *
s ('iothinir. Fall and Winter
and Children. Pre*s Goods, j
it Cases, Fine Candies j Cigars, 1
i:> n;> r roi M KR: h
ml Pretty Novelties that are
TNEY &CO. i
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ROBERTS'
fOODS STORE.
Ladies' Skirts.
j we hare thou up to date having had t.*ea
I made to order.
Flannel Waists ^
All woo], in Black, Blue. Gray Garfaf
and Old Rose. * -?
Ladies' Jackets*
Come and see us. we can (rive them to jrotf M
from $1.50to $5 In Oxford Gray, Blue and
Black.
I
Hosiery,
j we have a fine line of these or Men, ladtoa
j and Children.
Furniture Department,
SPOT CASH PRICES.
I lo>piece Imitation waTnnt Suit*, $14. ?/
10-picce .N>lid Oak Suits, $19 to $76. ?.
lo-l icce Solid Walnut 8ults, $75, $86 tc
*125.
A full line of wardrobes, $10 to 38.50.
S ?!il Oak Extension Tables. $5.
?, ,;:re TaMcs ?om 50oto$4.
Be' v < arriages, W, $*2.55 up to $12.
Go-cart*. $3. 50 to $13.
Children" s Chairs, Rockers and High Chaff?
i select sttK-k of Beds, $5. 50 to $15.
J l ounge-. Couches and Single l/oungcs
Willow Rockers, $1.75.
cod Seat, High Arm Rockers. $1.50.
.hltelrrn Beds, $3.BO, $4.25, ?B, $5.fr
... d $?.
Menl inn.
CHARLESTON, S. I