The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 12, 1905, Image 10
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( . W. Woi.ke.
Kin^stree. S. t\ j
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THURSDAY, JAN 12. 1905.
EPPS-DAVIDSON NUPTIALS.
Graom Takes Pretty Bride Ba\ to
Sooth Carolina. \
Mr G Ollie Epps ami Miss Annie;
Davidson were united in the holy;
bonds of matrimony on Wednesday !
eveiiiug, December 28. at 8 o'clock,
? ' at the home of the bride's parents, j
Mr and Mrs SI} Davidson. I lev Fj
n A Holzhonsen, pastor of the Baptistl
etfurch, read the solemn l.hiriage|
service.
Tho lirid# wlio had onlv been in i
"* "v ' - ?Bronsou
a short while,is a beautiful
and accomplished yonug lady, and
the groom is a prominent young bnsness
mau of Kingstree, Sy C., for
* which place they took their departure
on Thursday morning.
May all the happiness which it is
possible for the good and tru? to
enjoy be theirs.
"^The bride wore a costume of dove-j
colored taffeta with white trim- i
mings, veil and orange blossoms.
The groom wore a suit of heavy
' black bioadclolh, while the maid of
honor. Miss Leila Davidson, sister of
the bride, was dressed in navy bine
with white trimmings and ribbons.
The best man,- Mr H L Jorden, wore
: a 6nil of black mixture.
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jThe bridal, party marched from
^ the home of Mrs W (J Young, elder
J nisfer of tho hridr. to the home of
V the bride. The room was tastily
decoiated with ced<r, Christmas berX
ries, bamboo vines, mos^, etc.
Immediately following congrntu- j
p " lations the- contracting parties led;
the way to the diniug 100111, where a,
most delicious and bountiful supper |
was served; of which all feasted, j
The guests, after a few minutes chat j
and best wishes, departed, leaving
the happy bride and groom with the
family to prepare for their journey
to their future home. The bride re
ceived nyiny valuable and nanusonie
presents, for which she extends
many thanks.
Telegrams have been received etating
that they arrived home safe and j
well, an J were happy, h-ppy, very
happy.?Levy (Florida) Times Democrat.
Bring us your JOB "WORK.
Statement Of The Bank Of
Kingstree.
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M 1 V/LVOC wr qwoiiiuou
DECEMBER 31, 1904.
RESOURCES.
Loans ami Discounts 57,(18 27
Bonds and Mortgages 6.000 00
Banking House and Real Est. 2.105 71
Furniinres.and Fixtures 1,299 70
Cash ou hand and in Ba iks 112,840 81
. Total ? ? 179,264 49
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock 15,000 00
Surplus 5.000 00
Undivided Profits 5.436 87
Cashier's checks out standing 84 20
Deposits 153,743 42
Total ? ? 179,204 49
^tate of South Carolina. 1
''niinfv <?f VVillinmsbiiHf l"
Personally appeared before EC Epp.?
cashier of the Hank of Kinjrstree, who
on oatn *:iys that the above Statement
is true to the be*t of his knowledge and
belief. E. C. EPPS. Cashier.
Sworn to before me this 2nd da> of!
January, 1905.
i I). C. Scott,
Correct Attest ]
( John A. Kkli.ey,
Directors.
* LeROY LEE.
. Rotary Publi?\ ,
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PVIMP^esolve
JPBWtottra - The Passing Throng:.!
Fcr.yntox, January ?.?There j
has been a number of changes;
around to*n within the past few
days and there are a great miniber
! yet to he made. Several families;
from the country have moved into
town and unf. minutely tome havej
I moved ont. Mr J A Atkins and
family have moved to Bowling
Green, F)a., where he will conduct
a large lumber manufacturing establishment.
Messrs L G l\ -niiedy, i
Billie James and Lexton James also
have left for the "land of llowers."J
There is a building boom in Scran-1
ton just now. Messrs D L Lee and
R E Lee have m arly completed i
fhoir nnrts?(7P4 sllld \f 1' ]{ ]i CaifnOU
W..V.. X" ? - ?
is buildiug a dwel.ing and (juite a
u timber )f small dwellings is going.
up in different parts of tin town. j
The little girl of Mr and Mrs
John Evans died lust evening after i
an illness of a few days.
Ml this week Seranton merchants
have been busy taking stock and i
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they aie delighted with the business i
done during the year. All'say thai J
thev have never known a b.'tter r
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year.
Miss Edith Barnwell of Adam's
Rtm visiting her sister at this j
place,'Mrs I) L Lee.
A very delightful dance was given ;
at Mr and Mrs James' last evening.!
Mr Heury Stephen, a promineut j
young man of our town, has just re- ;
turned froiii Washington, Baltimore,)
New York and other northern cities, j
Mr Stephens is an estimable man, j!
whose frank and expressive face'1
commends him to people generally, i
He h*S formed a nunibef of acquaintibfofc
since becoming a citizen of
our town who enjoy his sonny
smiles and sparkling talk.
Mr Eugene Hill of this place has I
accepted a position as salesman with |
J L C Moore of Lake ?ity.
Hon W B Gause, om of Florence J
county's represeQtitifh ind a pro- .
gressive farmer, was in towu one J
day last week on business. I
Th^ students of the town who are 11
attending different colleges in the
State, and who spent the holidays at
home, have all returned for the
spring session.
The farmers of thi3 section have j
resolved to hold on to the cotton;
they r,till have on ha id, orga.iiza-1
tion or n> organization, until a bet- j
ter price can be obtained. Your j
correspondent has within the last j
few days talked with a number of
representative farmers on the cotton
situation and without an exception
they express thoir full deteruiina- j
tion to use less commercial fertilizers
thau ever before and to materially
cu t down their cotton acreage.
Col E W Miller, the popular 1
salesmau for the Charleston Drug
Manufacturing Co., was in town a 1
few days ago looking after the interest
of the druggist. * (
Miss Lula May Cockfield, the lit
tie daughter of Mr and Mrs W VV
H Cockfield, is quite sick with influenza.
Mr F M Lynch of Lynch, S C, \
returned to Columbia Sunday night j
to resume his studies. i
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Mr Gilea Matthews, a prominent !
farmer and business mau of Florence '
county, was in town Saturday. Mr
Matthews is always welcomed by
numbers of warm friends when he ?
is here. ;
Dr Corington Lee, Harpers leading
physician, was in town to day on .
pleasure and business.
K of P 1
SICKEN J NG SHIVERING FITS
of Ague and Malaria can be relieved
and cured with Electric Hitters.
This Is a pure, tonic modi- *
cine; of special benefit in malaria, i
for it exerts a true curative influ- s
enpp on the disease, driving it en- *
tirely out of the system ' It is J
much to he preferred to Quinine, j
having none of this drug's bad af- t
ter-eflfects. E & Monday of Henrietta,
Tex, writes: ''My brother t
was very low with malarial fever i
and jaundice, till he took Electric t
Hitters,saved his life. At I
])r \V Y^po^^ngton's drug stone; ft
price-Vh*, guaHntecd.
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out they usually declare ti
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FOR SALE. ^c;
Hereafter the Cable Piano Co. ^
wfil keep one of their new pianos f?llo
for sale at the office of Dr R J McCahe,
where it may be seen and
tasted.
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T?n T> C A T P
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The Scranton Tobacco Ware- ^
house and Pack House, includ- yearing
the one-half acre lot on;
which buildings are situated,: mar
will be sold to the highest bid- j
der for cash, at 12, o'clock M., j
Scranton, S. C., on the first Mon- Af'
day in February, 1905. be iss
1?5?3tl Lynch & Poston. j v
cXrep
^ox Sale
CaToToagfe Plants
We have been in the truck business
since 1871 and are again prepared to
H11 nmt .nt.l >? 11 i\rdnrc for Porln nnH
nil illlj ??11' i ail viuviio *'? amnj ?? u
Late 'varieties of CABBAGE
PLANTS. 1 h?y are lx*?r knowp I w
to experienced Trucker-, are grown in dates
men air n?*ar salt waierand will stand j .,]
SEVERE COLD without injury
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l;rice $1.80 per 1000 F. (). B. here. 60 yet
We make special prices on larger lots exem
tnd solicit correspondence.
All plant" packed In light baskets and .
'hipped (J. t). D J when rao.ney does:
not accompany orders. We guarantee :
satisfaction. Adders- all orders to loreel
D. H. TOWLES&SON. jGour.
MEGGETS. S. C. ! Sd to
OR King
fOWLES & ARNETT, i ;\I"1urz
I?-o?liit.' GREEN POND, S. C. j ".f(|?
.ABBAGE PLA*';_^^
From tlie best tes^.u seeds. Salter
Now ready for shipment, large, k inir
strong, healthy. These plantb are Oi'r
jrown iu the open air and will stand ' li'001.1
severe freeze without injury. Early I
Jersey Wakefield, Large type or K,.nm
Charleston Wakefield, which are tin Tnep
jest known varieties of early cabjages,
also Henderson's Succession. ^1'
he best large, late and sure header Kim??
Yugusta Early Trncker, also a fine (. huu
ype of late vaiietv. Xeatlv packed K<?me
n light baskets. ?1.50 per for fivo
honsand or over ?1.25 per M F O.B, Johns
5xpress Office. Special pi ices made Kings
n large lots. Chas. AI. Gibso.x, i
in. 3m o. Young's Island, S C.
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ditional Tax Notice. ;
e rax levy for year of 1904 Is as
ws:
for State - - 5 mill*:
' Ordinary County - 4 mills j
" For Schools - 3 mills j
" Jhil 1 mill.
" lload* - - \ mill j
r special school District, Nos. 15,1
id 24 - - 3 mills j
No 16 - 4 mills
"18 1 mill
>S. 19 20. 21, 22 and 2.1 2 mills
capitation tax of one dollar on ail
's between -f he axes of 21 and 00
i unless exempted by law AiUn
miter 31st 1 per cent penalty for
aryf 1 per rent penalty for Febf
ai <1 5 per e? nt for March will be I
j to all unpaid taxes. j
umutati 'M tax of <1.00 for yeai i
collected until March 15, 1905. j
er M .rch 15. 1905 executions wil. 1
ned. !
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rill be in Kin^strcf (Saturday
ted) tr< ni ;l?is da e in til March >
li purpo-e of receiving unpaid j
G. H\ JOHNSON', i
GoUutv T.'ea- Un-r. |
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Auditor's Notice. <
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iH be at the following places on J
her< iti mentioned for the nurpo .so ^
k'inir tax returns for the year 19Uo I
lales lietween the a^es of 21 and f
trs are liable to a poll tax unless f
pred by law from such tax. i
1905 /
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lins '* 5
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>n . 11 anu 12
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>rs 44 10
S Depot . 4* 20 and 21
s ree 44 2?
Swamp 4' 24
lingvale " 25
sville " 20
is " 27
pdy'f Store * 2?
ecr 4 30 ^
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February 1 and 2
Coy ' : a???l 4
tree " 0
:h 1'. U. " 7
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erts '4 0
K Roads 10
onvilie *4 11
;:ree 44 13 to 20 in?Tivc
.1 .1 H MONTGOMKRY,
County Auditor of W. C.
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5>O?O?OCOO?OOO>0O
o THE
* Kingstree Grade
X easEEzaagBBBKBi
Next session opens in New B
v> I9'M witl' the followin^coi
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^ Primary uid frit-nnedhite <
0 $' .00 per month.
Q High School Grades,VII-X, i
X An incidental fee of $1.00 per t
X vance, will be required of each ]
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: CABBAGE PLANTS, All
Prices: 1000 @ $1.50, 5000 Q, $1.
$1 fcer 1000. Shipped C. O. D. if
ri,re at your Express Office i
WRITE FOR " MERCHAf
C;.l>b:?tf , Beans, Sweet Po atoe* nii'l Tin
fur shipment "f Tomato Plants. Sea'IsIan
Potato Draws should be booked in adva
: .Tas. Ray GeratVi Enterprise,
m CASH
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sin mi corns, ski
FANCY GROCERIES ,
CANDY ami FRUITS,
ALL GOODS FRESH /
ONE PRIC. TO Mil, AND 1
A Cordial Invitation E:
G. OLLIE
New Brick Store at Railroad Crossing,
| BUY CLOI
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| Mam, YdDMtfia <
5 ' Searing the Pa'mei
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'* And you will be sure to get the i
j- can buyThe
best, and only the best, Mer
Jj as in all other Counties of this and <
Palmetto Label Clothing in stock
r tell you?yes and prove to youi'
Clothing sells easier because they
better, wear better and lasts long
> make of Clothing in the Market at
i- If you have never tried a PAL!
hardly know what comfort there is
More than three fourths of the n
ij dressed Boys wear Palmetto Clot!
jj sale at every fiFst class store.
; Try them next time yoi
only by
J PALHBTTO flANUFAC
> 28 East Fourth St., New '
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Oar Charleston Stores 197 an
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Btill Xjol Tla.
STUCKEY and F
Have just got in anothei
Horses ? ">
All good stock and will be Sold
Our friends are cordially invite
them.
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'Wag'on.
n.ess a,1^7v"a.3r3 C
Stuckey and
Lake City, 6
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d School. R
uilciing, Sept. 19,
rrs of teachers: O \
, I ..proved Course O $
TAi i ion fees for at -
o! L'-s:rict will be X A'.
irad|?s, I to VII, *
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L VARIETIES.
25 per 1000,10000 @
desired. Plants ar- ,y
n good condition. . : '
4TS' PRICES.
nips in S?>HS??n. Orders
d ' 'otron St-ed aDd Sw?'et W
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\ SPECIALTY.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
lND NEW, . y ' A;?|
PHAT TIIE LOWEST.
xtended To All.
EPFS,
KINGSTREE, S. C
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:to Label fi
/ery best tliat money jjj
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chants in this County 2j <
idjoining State carry
: and' they will all
-that the Palmetto i:
are made better, lit $ er
than any other;'
the same prices/
METTO SUIT, you ?
\ in wearing clothes. ::
eatest looking, best ^ ?
ling, which are for' 5j . ' *
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u buy; Hade
ITURINO
CO.
fork.. . I
d 109Meeting St. |
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'LOWERS
r Car-load of
flules.
at livinnr nflrec
C4 V Af iai^ |/i ivv^t
d to come and see
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