The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, May 11, 1905, Image 8
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MUTTERS AT KOUZON.
I |iie Beath Aogel Claims Two Victims?
Social and Personal.
Bp;;' Mouzox, May 8.?We arc havg' *
in? some very unfavorable weather;
it has rained nearly every day for a
^ week and Black river and P'idding
swamp are booming.
There were two deaths in our
community last week. Mrs Jennie
a Duke, an aged and estimable lady,
was laid to rest at Midway church
n on Thursday afternoon. Her husband
and several children and
grand-children survive her.
jr ' On Friday, Mrs Sarah Johnson
| was interred at the McElveen buryjr.?
ing ground. Mrs Johnson had been
an invalid for some time. She forI*
merly lived in Kiogstree, but on the
jp death of her daughter, Miss llebeccca
Johnson, moved to the home of
her brother, Mr Elliot idams, near
fe* Hebron church.
A small crowd enjoyed a very
pleasant day's outing at Mouzon's
? ' bridge on Saturday, May (!. We
were expecting a large picnic, but
ii somehow there was a misunderr'
standing about it and consequently
ft.. only a few were present.
^ Quite a large crowd of young peo&
Die assembled at the resideuce <f Mr
D B Young on Saturday night,
I"1 where a pleasant evening was spent
? in games, music, etc. Among those
? present were: Mr Beasley (ramble
jr and little brother Carl of Turbeville,
^ Clarendon county,
i Mr WD McClam, who has been
spendiug some time with his parKP
ents here, has returned to Darlington,
where he is employed as salesp
man for B H Rucker.
pL Miss Fannie Eppa' school at Beth}
el will close Friday May 12. They
are going to have a basket picnic
r> for the children on Saturday. Miss
??' . Epps is a very competent teacher
j and is liked by all the patrons, as
well as by the pupils. We hope they
p; will be able to secure her another
e. term. Alpha.
& A DAREDEVIL RIDE
,ften end^n a sad accident. To heal
^ accidental injuries, use Buck ten's
Arnica Salve, "A deep wound in
my foot, from au accident," write*
?'v. Theodore Scheie, of Columbus, O.,
'caused me great pain. Physicians
jfr were helpless, but Bucklen's Arnica
ji ( Salve quickly healed it.'' Soothes
and heals burns like magic. 25c at
Dr W \ Brook ington's drug store.
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THE PAVILION AN IDEAL
SION WILL BE ORDERLY
;RY PUPIL. ALL KINDS!
VN WITH THE KNIGHTS.
ONLY St
Vlll Leave Flor
all. Effingham, Raiiroad Ag
Cades, W. E. Nesir
Lanes, S. E. Nettles
We always complain of the
tasks we are able to postpone. |
Letter to J J B Mont-:
gomery.
KINGSTREE, S 0.
l>earSir: The way to buy paint
is to go by the name. There is a
name never seen on sham paint or
weak paint or short-measure paint:
Deroe.
There are a hundred different ;
names in paint. Some are sham;
some weak; some short-measure; and
some all three.
If there is another such paint, as;
Devoe lead-and-zinc, we don't know
it. There are a few fairly good
paints; a few; only one Devoe. A
gallon Devoe is worth a gallon-anda-half
of those few.
Mr Aaron Higgins. of Plaintield,
N J, always used 15jgallous of mixed f
paint for his house. Last spring he |
bought 15 gallons of Devoe and 4 j
gallons left.
Yours truly
F W Devoe A Co.
I)r D C Scott sells our paint.
"If I could only he like them!"
we all secretly cry away down
in our heart, as twe behold the
successful. But even the world's
successful have their heartaches
and unsatislied ambitions,
CHEATED DEATH.
Kidney trouble often ends fatally,
but by ciioosmg the right medicine,
E 11 \\rolfe, of Bear Grove, Iowa,
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cnt'.ueu Ut'illU. lie xnv? >caio
ago 1 had kidney trouble, which
caused uie great pain, suffering and
anxiety, but I took Electric Hitters,
which effected a complete cure. 1
have also found them of great betielit
it) general debility and nerve
trouble, and keep them constantly
on hand, since, as 1 find, they have
no equal." Dr W V Brockinton,
druggist, guaiantees them at 50c.
Hi? Reward.
A cyclist touring in southern
France was pushing his machine up
a steep hill when he overtook a peasant
with a donkey cart. The poor
beast was doimr his best, but with
all its efforts made little progress.
The humane cyclist, putting his left
hand on the back of the cart, guiding
his wheel with the right, pushed
so hard that the donkey took fresh
courage and pulled up his load
bravely to the top. When the summit
was reached the peasant gratefully
thanked his benefactor. 'Tt
was good of you, monsieur," he said.
"I should never have managed that
climb with only one donkey."- Birmingham
Boat.
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IRF, NO ONE
THOE
FLOOR AND HUSIC WILL
AND ALL DRINKING AND
)F AMUSE/TENT AND OCE/
IT WILL BE A BIG DAY F
,50 FOR-ROU
ence at 7 A. M.
Z?a,ssexig;ers Ta
For InfoxKQ.a,tic
r^wARns W. H. Gause.
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Kingstrbe.W.V. Br
, Arthur McCul lough.
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(fttetors of Cliarw in WilliatrhUun: County
an- Invited to Publish in this ('ojuiiin their }
Sehcilule of Apiio?ntineuts Free).
Rev. W. J. Wilder, PastorBlooiningvale
Baptist Church?\ r
1st Sunday, 11 a. in.; 3rd Sundu f
7:30 p. in. (J
Cedar Grove?1st Sunday 3:30 j>. |
m.; 3rd Sunday, 11 a.m. (
Black Mingo?2nd Sunday, 11 a. i <j
id.; 4th Sunday, 7:30 j>. 111. | fj
Bethaiu?2nd Sunday, 4 p. m.;j
4th Sunday, 11 u. in. m
Turkev Creek?4th Surdav, 4 p. ..
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Rev. J. W Truluck, Pastor. r
Scran to u Baptist Church?1st 1
Sunday, 7 p. in. 2nd Sunday 11 a. j
m. 4th Saturday and Sunday 11a. ]
m.
Evergreen?1st Saturday and Sun- t
dav 11 a. in. 3rd Sunday 3 p. in. ]
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Cowards?3rd Saturday and Sun- <
day 11a. m. 1st Sunday 3 p. in,
Plase observe and conn, 1
Your Brother,
J. W. Truluck, Pastoi.
If rightful suffe"him; b ,
LiEVED. (
Suffering frightfully from the ,
virulent poisons of undigested food,
iC G Grayson, of Lula, .Miss., took
jDr King's New Life Pills, "with
the result," he writes, "that I was ;
j cured." All stomach and bowel dis-1
iorders give way to their tonic, laxa- ,
j tive properties. :25c at Hi W V
I Brockington's drug store, ?uaran- '
ted. j
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Had Sold Both Ends Qf the Bolt.
A Columbus shopper tells this
somewhat amusing story, giving the ;
incident as an atAal happening.
"I was makinMsome purchases,"'
she said, "in a ywntown store and j.
i was directed mr the floorwalker to j
the muslin c<mnter. A young man
was in charge^^d I noticed at first
that he was sligi^^ altected by liq;
uor. After sorting over a number
; of bolts on the shelf he finally threw
down what I wanted. He looked at
! the cloth for a minute, meanwhile
fumbling for the end. Finally he
| said disgustedly: 'Dick must have,
sold both ends of this. Yes, Fm
sure he did.' And with that he
pushed his shears across the piece,
and from the eqd thus made he sold
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ton and the Isl
'stree a,n.d. 3c:
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3E WHO DA
BE FURNISHED FOR TH
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
\NS OF FUN PROMISED'
ULL OF FUN.
IND TRIP A!
SCHEDULE!
and Returning
,3ren at all Static
> ?"> A -nnl T7" to tlae
C. D. Joyner. Sckanton, I
ockington.C. W. Wolfe, J. F. Sc<
Special Rates
via
Atlantic Coast Line.
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Charleston, S. (J., Celebration1
oliieth liirthiliiy Deutelnr-Sc-huten
Club, May 8th t?? 14th. llatc-:
)ne liist-class fare, plu.? 25 cents,
or the round trip, from all points ;
u its line in the Stnteof South Caro- j
ina, 11on! Savannah and Augusta,
ia., and ii teriuediate points/Pickets
n sale May 8th, 9th and lO'li, with
inal limit May 13th 1905.
Savannah, Ua , i?'ourtn Annual
[\)urnaiiient Southern (lolf Association,
May 9th to 13th. Kates: One
irsc-clnss fare, plus 25 cents, for the
ound trip, from all points on its
ine. Tickets on sale May 7th, 8th
iiul 9th. with final limit May 25, |
1905.
Kansas City, Mo., Southern Hap-j
ist Convention, May 17th t.-> 19th.I
dates: One first-class fare plus 25 !
jents, for the round trip. Tickets I
n -ale May 7th to lltii, inclusive, !
ivith tinal limit May 27th, 1905. |
St Louis, Mo., National Kaptist
Annivet%try, May 10th to 24th.
Rates: One first-class fare, i : - 25
2ents for the round trip. Tickets
3ii sale May 14th, 15th and Kith,
with tinal limit May 27th 1905.
\ V . South Atlantic
Missionary Conference, May 17th to
21st. 1 lutes: One first-class fare
plus 25 cents for the round trip.
Tickets on sale May 10th and 17th,
for trains to arrive in A?heville l>efore
noon of May 18th, with final
limit May 24th, 190"?. Ticket?
will be sold from points in South
Carolina. North Carolina and Virginia.
W. J. CRAIG,
G. P. A.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Some men never make a mistake
becanse they never make
a mo\e.
T ove is the blossom of the
tree of life.
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canton X_iOd.gres
A FO
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NCE .
E OCCASION. DON'T BE.
PROHIBITED. THE KINOf
TO ALL WHO GO. TAKE t
SID CHILDREr
r Leave
to 0-o"cird.i30.?
^'olloTxrirLg':
"v. E. McKnight W. S. Lynch, E.
>tt and Phillip Stoll.
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il n 10 A1H
i 101 Hill!:
!TJiat I have succeeded my i
father, S. J TAYLOR ami
I am open for business ai
t!ie old stand. When j!
you need any
Groceries. Dry Goods, Shoes,
Notions, at low prices
Call and see my stock,
i also carry a full line of? , i
DRUGS and also a complete
I line of COFFINS and ,
CASKETS
which 1 will take great
pleasure in showing' you.
I defy competition. Get
prices everywhere else ten
you will return to me.
sg Yours for a trial,
I?s. i. lira-;
jGREELYVILLE, - S. C.|
McCALL I
PATTERNS
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THESE FAMOUS PATTERNS ON t
SALE
G. OLLIE EPPSj
AT 10c and 15c EACH
SUBSCRIPTIONS ALSO TAKEN FOR
M'CALL'S MAGAZINE AT 50 CENTS A
! YEAR.
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|g. ollie epps,
KING3TREE, - - S. C. i
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Citation Notice.
y.TATK OF S< UTII CAROLINA J ,
CotXTY OF W1I.LIA.MSM KG )
]?v S MeB Scott Esquire, Probate)
Indue.
Whereas. L 1> Evans made suit r<>
me, to irrant liini Letters <?f; Admiib>ir:it
ion of the K*tate of and effects of
Solon Evai s, deceased
The>eare therefore to eitel an<l ad-!
tuonish all and -ingulae the kindred
. and creditors of tt e -aid Solon Kvans,
; deceased, that they be-i n<l appear be
fore me, in tie* Court of P ronate. to he
held at Kinoi- ice S < on the l!'th day
?f May next afler pubjieation thereof,
at !t o'eloek in the foreroon. to show
Cciu-e. if any il:> have why the said
AdminNtrali >:? lioiild not be granted.
(iherninder on Hand, this 3rd dav .
Of .May, A I>. !!..' } ' i
S Mel! SCCTT,
!'r-bate Judge. ;
' Published on the 4ti. day of May
1 !? *? iti the Count v Ren nl.
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Swlmn.ig'lits
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AFRAID TO TA KE YOUR
>TREE GRADED SCHOOL 1
\ DAY OFF FROHYOUR
M $1.00.
ton at II P. Si.
B. Cannon. Lake City, P. D.
Salters,
Foreclosure Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, (
COUNTY OF WILLI AM8BUBG. \
Wm E .Jenkinson
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G Benjamin Mims j
By virtue of a decree of foreclosure
ind sale made in the above entitled
action on the 6th day of June, 1906,
:he subscriber, the sheriff of Williamsburg
county, for that purpose J
July authorized and directed, will sell t
before the Court house door in Kings- *
tree, county and State first above
written, on the first Monday in June,
1906, at 12 o'clock, noon, of that day, I
t he following described real estate:
All that tract of land, lying, being j
and situated in Williamsburg county,;
State aforesaid, containing one hun- ;
dred and forty-three (148) acres, more
ur less, and bounded as follows: on 1 r
the West, North and East by lands of j1
Walter Boyle, and on the South by | ?
lands of S J Taylor and Daniel Oliver. *
Being the same tract of land conveyed
to B W Cutter by Charles M
Drake by his deed, dated April 9,1897,
which deed is recorded in the KMC
office of Williamsburg county,, in "
book V, on page 698. reference being ?
thereunto had. ^
Purchasers to pay for all papers,
G J Graham, '
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6-11-81.
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Notice.
Until further notice my office j
davs will be every Saturday, ex-!
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cept the Saturday before the j
first Monday in each month, i
and also the first Monday in1
^ach month. ;1
William ( ooper, i
4-6-tf. Co Supt of Education. j i
Pythian E
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DILLON TO CI
; > MAY 31,
Operated by Lake City Lodg-<
of Fund for Castle Hall.
Fare For Round Tr
$1.50. Half 1
Train will leave Dillon at 6 A
Charleston at 10 P. M.
FOE WHIT
Passengers Taken Or
tween Dillon and Lai
Seven Coaches and
Best Excursio
son. Rememl
: MAY
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CHILDREN.
WILLSEND
BUSINESS
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Cockfield, H. P. Baldwin.
J. C. Everett, W. S.Shaw.
Stackley's I
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ce Cream Parlor. 9
Thanking the public for their
>ast liberal patronage, I take . '^|j
>leasnre in announcing that I.
tm once, again ready to serve
ce Cream and all Kinds of Cold Drinks
During the Season.
I have fitted up a nice place j
or the Ladies or for a Gentle- |
nan to Spend a Pleasant Hour
vith a Lady Friend. :
I Keep Fresh On Hand
HUYLER'S CAN
DIES.
ALSO?
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIGARETTES '.<$
?J? For Those Who Use Them. ?* ? "
Respectfully Yours,
L. J. Stackley.. S|
After a majority of those you
ove drift beyond the grave, the
dea of sleeping with tbem does
lot seem so much of a calamity.
irl
Excursion
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1ARLESTON.
, 1905.
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? i\i \j 1 jl xu1 tliv j^vuvuk t
ip, Whole Tickets 5
rickets $1.00. a.
l. M. and returning Leave
ES ONLY ,
i At All Stations Bones.
Refreshment Car.
n of the Sealer
the Date I
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