The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, May 18, 1905, Image 8
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TOWN TOPICS IN
THRIVING LAKE CITY.
A TONSORIAL ARTIST GOES WRONG?DR.
CLARENCE ROLLINS WINS HONORS BERRY
SEASON ABOUT OVER.
Lake City, May 16:?Hon L
M Gasque of Marion, member
of the house of representatives,
spent Wednesday in our town.
Miss M M Gregg and sister
are visiting Mrs J B DuRant.
The Misses Gregg's home is at
Claussens.
Mr L H Atkinson, having sufficiently
recovered his health,
resumed charge of the Coast
Line office last week.
Dr Pate came over fi om
Scranton a short while Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Bertha Morris closed her
school for the summer last Fri
day and is now at home.
Mr A P Hatchell's barber has
"done him one." Better say
"two" maybe. About three
weeks ago he secured a white
barber from Baltimore, named
Woodward, who is a splendid
workman, and appeared to be a
right good fellow, too. A week
ago he got on a drunk and was
finally laid up in the refrigerator
several hours, but Mr
Hatchell stuck to him, thinking
that perhaps he was all right
in other respects, and if so, his
sprees might be overlooked.
Friday evening, while Mr Hatchell
was away, Woodward
v j A a tlia \T/-?r+V? .Kminfl
? UUd 1 U CU un iwiiii vvuu?
train. Next morning it was
discovered that he had
cleaned out the barber shop,
taking razors, clippers,scissors,
?tc., and left the shop in bad
shape. The value of the property
taken is about $25.00.
Dr Clarence D Rollins, of
whom we made mention last
week, graduated Thursday at
the Baltimore Medical College
in a class of ninety-live. Governor
Warfield of Maryland delivered
the diplomas and made the
oration. It is now Clarence D
Rollins, B. S., M. D. The day
of his graduation Dr Rollins
was elected resident physician
of the Maryland General Hospi.
tal, in Baltimore. This is cer
tainly an honor and a distinguished
compliment. To be
selected for this position at
such an age and out of such a
nu nber of trained men is a matter
not to be lightly passed
over. After completing his
term at the hospital, he will return
South and establish himself
for his life-work at some
place not yet decided upon. He
will come-home in a day or two
alld rest up until June 1, when
he returns to Baltimore to take
? up his post at the Maryland
Hospital. The honors conferred
. upon Dr Rollins are honors of
which we of Williamsburg are
proud, for he is one of us?a
dyed-in-the-wool Williamsburger?and
we feel confident that
his wish, expressed when these
honors were falling1 thick upon
him?"that alikejkind and sympathetic
heart that made my
father what he was to his people
will urge me to strive to alleviate
the sufferings of those
where I shall locate"?that this
wish will be realized.
The strawberry season is now
rapidly drawing to a close.
Berries are fewer and not altogether
of such good quality
as at the height of the season,
though prices hold up well for
such as can be gotten to market
on reasonable time. Claims
for damages for delays and
failure to furnish ref ri iterators
are being put in shape for presentation.
The people who
suffered from these causes are
taking things quietly. We
think that there is little inclinration
to interpose uneasonable
claims, but to ask for what is
only right and just; at the same
time the determination to insist
upon putting the blame
where it belongs seems fixed.
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' Miss Maria crou is ai uumc
from Alcot, S C.
Cadet Metier Sturgeon ?pen1
JStmd%v iu town. Monday he
went To Hartsville, where the
Citadel boys met the Welsh
Neck $eam on the diamond ir
the aftei#?oon.
Messrs R E Morris,D M Epps
and R F Joyner left Tuesday
for Asheville, X C. t<? attend
ihc South Atlantic niissiuiarv
g ? *v
con I ere nee.
To-day there came into this:
correspondent's office a young |
man who asked for his girl yes-.
terday. He came in panting,;
claiming that coming up the!
stairs caused this. The idea of
such a thing! A young man J
who has the hardihood to get
married the last of June put
out of breath by climbing one
flight of stairs! This case is a
little too much for us. Col Hall
will be called in for consultation.
\V L B. |
Benson Briefs.
(Kot-ivo'l l?Ua for last wock's issue.)
Rkksox, May 9:?Mis (J A liuiiiph
of Conifer returned home last.
Saturday, having been on a visit to
her parents, Mr and Mrs W S Grayson,
of this place.
Mr J B Chandler is home again,
after being in Georgetown a couple
of weeks.
Mr J S McCullough, who has
been quite sick 'for some time, is
improving. There have been several
cases of sickness in his house recently,
but we hope all will soonme
well." \
Mr W M McCrea is recovering
from his recent severe illness.
There has been overmuch rain in this
section during the past week, causing
a set-back in farming operations.
I Stands of cotton are all that could
be desired and "chopping out" is in
order just now. The weather conditions
are better and with faxori
able seasons farmers will soon eaten
up with their work.
Stands of corn are irregular, causing
a good deal of replanting to be
necessary.
Mr J Y McGill aud two of his
children are reported sick this
morning W S G
To Out-of-tbe-County Subscribers
Hereafter subscribers to Thk
Record living beyond the limits of
Williamsburg county will be letjuired
to pay in advance for the
paper. This rule will be rigidly adI
1 . - L 4. ..11 v..,
j nereu iu, so as 10 irtrai/ an vm puuuii
alike. Our reason for making this
requirement is that we have actually
lost money sending the paj
per on credit to out-of-the-county
subscribers, so that rather than
eontiuue the credit system we would
save mouey not to send a copy of
the paper out of Williamsburg
county. When to the cost of printing
the paper postage is added and
the trouble of mailing in single
wraps, our profit is reduced to so
small a margin that we cannot afford
to lose a dollar on non-paying
subscribers, and the percentage of
bad debts is considerably bigger
among the out-of-the-county .patrons
than those at home. There
are many of the latter, often in
other States where it is impossible
to reach them, who will take the
paper and read it for a year or two
until a bill is sent, when theyjignore
the bill and refuse to take the paper
from the office any more.
There are many old friends of
The Kecord living in other counties
and States who have taken the
paper for ^years and always paid
their subscription. We feel sure
that they will appreciate the position
we have taken. The matter reduces
itself to the simple proposition,
whether it pays better not to
send the paper at all than to seud
it at a loss.
SAVED BY DYNAMITE.
Somet'nies a Hunting city is saveu
by dynamiting :i space tinit the fire
can't coss. Sometimes, a cough
hangs on so long, you feel as if
otliing bur. dynamite would cme it.
Z T Gray, of Calhoun, Ga. writes:
'My wife had a 'very aggravated
cough, which kept her awake nights.
Two physicians could not help her,
so she took Dr King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, which eased her cough, gave
her sleep and finally cured her."
' Strictly scientific cure for bronchitis
and 1 a Grippe. At Dr W V
Brockington's drug store, price 50c
and $51-00; riraranteed. Trial bottle
free.
Twins are like having pneumonia
when you expected to go to
a baseball game.
TERRIFIC RACE WITH DEATH
"Death was fast approaching,"
writes Ralph F Fernandez, of TAmpa,
Fla., describing his fearful race
with deatli, "as a result of liver
' trouble and heart disease, which
i had lobbed me of sleep and of all
, interest in life J had tried many
different doctors and several medicines,
but got no benefit until I began
to use Electric Bitters. So
wonderful was their effect, that in
' three days I felt like a uew man,
and to-day I am cured of all my /
troubles." Guaranteed at Dr W V
j Hr< Hiking ton's drug store; price j
flroied Scnoai Reportmeni.
J
(CoixlucU-il Iiy thf 1'uniK of the Tenth Urailo.]
Two more weeks closes our
work for this session. While it
fives us much pleasure to indulge
in the numerous enjoyments
which accompany a lonjf
vacation, still there is that
strong attachment to our dear
old school which causes us a
sad feeling when we realize that
the time to separate is so near
upon us.
Perhaps there are a few, as is
the case in every graded school,
who on glancing over their past
records tind fo their dismay
many undesirable pages. On
the other hand there are many
who have worked earnestly, and
are now patiently waiting to
be rewarded with a "promotion
card." j
The "essays" are completed
and imagine the jov of the 10th
grade!
Much gratitude is due the
trustees for their ever thoughtful
kindliness toward us. They
have given us another holiday
that we might go on the excursion
next Monday. A great
number of this wise body is going
and a merry time indeed is
anticipated.
Examinations have been
talked of long enough, and now
the time has come when we
must enter upon them, earnestly
desiring the sympathy of
the entire public.
sunons swings.
SUTTONS, May 17:?Rev John
B Weldon filled his regular appointment
at the Methodist
church here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs M S Richardson visited
relatives in Lanes last week.
Miss Florrie Stubbes, a charming
and attractive j?un^ lady
who has been teaching the public
school at this place, has returned
to Jalters.
Mr W C Ogburn went to Kingstree
last week, accompanied by
his grand-daughter, Miss Ruth
Hinnant.
Mr Grover Parsons, who is
clerking- for the Gourdin Mercantile
Co, visited his parents
Sunday. Rosebud
Mortuary.
Die??At the home of her par
ents, Mr and Mrs J F Rodgers,
Woodville, Fla, on Saturday,
May 6, 19p5, Gladys May, aged
seven months and one day.
Letter to J B Steele.
KING jT,REE, S e.
Dear Sir: But few of the men who
sell the hundred different paints in
the market know much about them.
All Devoe agents have a state chemist's
certificate telling just what it's
made of; they know a good deal,
not only about Devoe but the rest;
we see that they do. We buy every
paint, that has any sale, and analyze
it. Our agent finds out all alnnit
it.
When we know what a paint is
made-of, we know how it will act;
we know how far it goes, and how
long it wears.
Devoe is the standard; call it 100.
The hmt of the ivsr is about 75: tile
woist about 25; the rest are betweeir.
But the men who sell them don't
know any better. They know what
the maker tells them. That is:
they know that he tells them. They
don't know whether he tells them
the truth or not.
The business is not conducted on
knowledge; the less they know the
more comfortable they are.
Yours truly
F W Deyok & i k>.
])r 1) C Scott sells our paint.
Winthrop College
Scholarship and Entrance
Examination.
The examination for the award of vacant
scholarships in Winthrop College and for the
admission of new student- will be held at the
County Court House on Friday. July 7th. at (I
AM Applicants must not be less than fifteen
years of age. When scholarship* are vacates 1
after July 7. they will beawarlcd to those
making the highest average at tnis examination;
provides! they meet the is>uditious governing
the uward. Applicants for scholarships should
write to President Johnson, before the examination.
for scholarship application blanks.
Schnlarshi|is are tvortli SlOO and free tuition.
Tne next session will open .September'JO. HKW?.
For further information and catalogue address.
Prim D K Johnsox-Hoek Hill, SC
The Pacific Coast..
Do you waul to live where the
climate is milu the year arouml,
where the resources are more varied
than in other equal area in the
world, where, with a minimum of
labor you can Mow profitable crops,
where businesvis good and capital
finds profiyfle investment? Both
health andfopportunitv await you
on the Pacm^^oast.
Special low nrees via the Chicago,
Union Pacific ?lr North-Western
Line. Send 4 cents in stamps to
W B Kpiskern, P T M; C & N W
Hv, Chicago, for booklets and full
information.
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])r S W Gamble is in town today
from Gourdins. 1
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Old papers for sale at tins
office at 2f) cents a hundred. j
Mr J B Olarkson of Gourdins ^
was in Kinjrstree Saturday.
l)r W V Brockinton has been j j
sick for several days this week.!
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Follow the crowd and j^o on (
the Pythian excursion on the ! ]
2-2\ id." |,
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Mr S 15 W Courtney. Sr., of j
Single was in town one day last 11
week. /
Join the Kin^stree Knights ?
on their excursion to Charleston ^
Monday. I
Mr W J Willoughby of Scranton
was in town several hours *
yesterday. j
^Irs H G Askins has returned s
from a visit to relatives in '
Georgetown.
Miss Clelia Keels, of the;]
Gret lyville section, spent Sat- 5 (
urday in town. l!
j]
Mr D E McCutchen of Church j 1
was noted in Kinirstree Satur-1 ]
day a few hours.
i?
Mr John Thompson of Vox ji
was in town Monday and paid <
us a pleasant call. ,1
Mr I A Jordan, from near i
Lake City, called to see us Saturday
while in town. ,
Dr J R Brockinton of Indian- *
town was in town Saturday and i
paid us his respects. \
Mr Theodore Simons of Charles- '
ton is spending some days with .
the famih' of Mr M F Heller. ^
Mr Ceo E Hudgins of Charles- 1
ton spent Sunday with
If s son - i n -1 a w, Mr W T Wi 1 kins. )
Edwin L Hirsch, Esq., was in
the city last night from Kings- -
tree. -Florence Times, May m. ij
Attention is called to new ad.11
of Stephen Thomas, Jr., and |>
Brother.theCharleston jewelers, i
Miss Bertha Hodge spent Suni
day in town on the way home
from a week's visit to Charles- ?
ton.
Mr J D Galloway of Indian- i
town called yesterday and re- j
newed his subscription to The (
Record.
Mr Isaac E Lee, of the Lake (
City section, was an appreciated
visitor at The Record office i
Saturday. J (
Mr W W Tisdale and son, Bel- J
ton, of Morrisville were in King-1 ;
stree Monday and favored us j
? " 11 i.
Will! it call. ,
Th >re is a general complaint i
over the county of a super- r
abundance of grass and a scarcity
of labor. (
Mr W M Phipps, an esteemed f
subscriber of Scranton, while i
in town Tuesday paid us an <
agreeable visit. <
The Central Hotel has been ;{
re-opened under new manage- 1
ment. Mr R W Mouzon Vou- r
zon is the proprietor. 1
Mr William Douglas, special
agent of the German American s
Fire Insurance Co, was in town *
Saturday on business.
Miss Celia Washington of j
Greenville, Miss., is visiting" the
family of Mr W T Wilkins in *
North Academy street.
Mr.) II Burkett of Galveston, j
Texas, passed through town i
Satunrhy on the way to Taft
to visit"his brother, Mr L K Bur- T
kett. | <
i,
Mr D II Oliver, who is putting i
a telephone system in Lake City,}
. *?1?? ! 1
was in IOWII ycMciuay iwutjuij,
over the field from a telephonic \
standpoint.
The State board of equal i/.a- ]
tion will meet in Columbia on
Tuesday, May 2J1. Williamsbur}*'
will be represented by Mrj
W R Punk.
The Kinystree police force t
have donned neat uniforms of J
' I
navy blue with pith helmets, j
adding much to the dignity of J.
our conservators of the peace, i (
The committees are enthusias- 1
tically working up the King's- 1
tree Pythian excursion, and a :
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big crowd is expected, aemeni- j;
ber the da}', next Monday.
Mr W V Strong of Central, *
with his pretty little daughters, J
Misses Minnie and Daisy
gave us the pleasure of a brief
visit on Friday of last week. .
Mr J A Christmas of Cades I\
was in town Monday and showed j I
us a guinea egg about the size i
of a marble?something of a ccri-11
ositv. we believe, in point of h
size. P
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IXFFAIRS c/AUGHT BY OUR 3
LOCAL REPORTER AND 5
NOTED ^
written in Condensed Form ^
and Printed in Like Manner
for the Sake of Our Busy ^
Readers 0 . . 5
MAMAAMMAAMMMWAx.
P S ?. ourtney & Co request
us to say that their store will
t>e closed on Monday to take in
the excursion to Charleston.
Fhk Record force will alsc
take a day off and Lr()Messrs
P H Stoll and E L
Epps are in Beaufort this week
ittending tile meeting of the
jrand Lodge of Knights of Py;hias,
to which they are delerates
from Kingstree Lodge.
Col Tlios Wilson of Cades has
>een appointed b)r Governor
ley ward as one of thirty uelefates
from this State to the
southern Industrial parliament,
vhich will meet in Washington,
) C, May 23-26.
Miss Louise Gilland of Kingsree
passed through the city last
light returning to her home at
iingstree from Sumter, where
die has been visiting for severil
days among friends.?Florence
Times, May 15.
Mr B II Guess of Salters Desot
was in town Friday. Mr
juess told us that he bad just
:oncluded the purchase of a lot
,n the North Addition to Kingstree,
which he intended as a
present for Mrs Guess.
Mrs J B Chandler of Benson,
Accompanied by her two daughters,
Misses Maud and Muriel,
stopped over a few hours in
town Monday on the way to New
York to visit her daughter, Mrs
Will N Harbin, of that city.
Barjs Military Company,whose
;ommanding officer is Capt E
J Dunlop, will give a picnic at
dieir drill grirond on Friday,
May 26. We are indebted to
the courtesy of Capt Dunlop for
in invitation to be present.
With an excursion to Charles
ton on May 22 and another or
the 31st, and only $1 50 for the
*ound trip, there is no excuse
:or people in this part of the
:ountry not visiting the City b}
the wSea and the Isle of Palms.
The many friends of Mr and
Mrs W W Faddy sympathize
tvitli tliem in the death of then
nfant child, which occurred on
last Tuesday night. The renains
were taken up to Willamsburg
county for interment.
?Georgetown Outlook.
An entertainment, consisting
)f music, recitations, etc, will
De given in the school auditorium
o n Friday evening,
Vlay 19, for the benefit of the
Episcopal church. During the
ivening the ladies will ser*e refreshments
at L J Stack ley's ice:ream
garden.
The ladies in charge of the rereshraeiits
to be served Friday
ivening for the benefit of the
Episcopal church" request that
ill contributions be sent to Mi
L. J Stackiey's ice-cream garien
not later than 6:30 p. m.,
from which time the refresh
nents will be served.
We are in receipt of a copy
r ii- . - - a... 1 _ 4.U TV^
)i me caicwuj^ue ui me ircc ?vc?
summer School. which will con,-ene
at Hartsvillq June 14 and
Jose 3uly 12. The faculty in
:ludes a number-of the mosl
listinguished educators and
ecturers of the State. An enollment
of 200 teachers is expected.
The boards of county commis.ioners
of Williamsburg and
Jeorj^etown counties met last
ruesday at tlie store of Hemng"way
& Co to receive bids for
:he construction of a steel sta:ionary
bridge over Black Minfo
creek. After considering all
:he bids the contract was let to
;he American Bridge Co for
L'700.
The editor of The Record
eturns appreciative thanks for
in invitation to the commencenent
exercises of Winthrop Coiege,
Kock Hill, S C. Anion#
:he members of the graduating
:lass, with the degree of B S,
ire three young ladies from
Kingstree, viz., Misses Bessie
Harper, Pearl Koger and Dora
Tames Epps.
A (.'KEEPING DEATH.
Blood |H>isou creeps up towards
he heart, causing death. J E
stearns, B? lie Plaine, Mum., writes
hat a friend dreadfully injured his
land, which swelled tip like blood
poisoning. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
Irew out the poison, healed the
vound, and saved his life. Best in
he world for burns and sores. 25c
?t r i' * , ,Lm/.
It wr ? \ nnn'Miigiuu s in u;
itort*.
A man is so unreasonable he
vonld rather pay doctors' bills than
ml liners* bills.
CLEARED FOR ACTION. ?
When the body is cleared for acion,
by Dr King's New Life Pills,
on can fell it bv the bloom of
lealth on the cheeks; the brightless
of the eyes; the firmness of
he flesh and muscles; the buoyancy
>f the mind. Try them. Ac I)*.* \V
i' Brookington's din^r store. 25a.
Running out of Money
> isn't so liable to happen to a man
with a bank account. lis mere possession
makes him more eaieful in
' his expenditures. It also tiecouies a
: matter of pride with him to keep
, the balance as lar^e as possible.
The Kingstree Bank
in addition to keeping y stands
ready to lend it at reasonable rates
011 any approved security. Depositors
preferred.
Special Rates
oia
Atlantic Coast Une.
Kansas City, Mo., Southern Baptist
Convention, May 17th to 19th.
Kates: One first-class fare plus 25
cents, for the round trip. Tickets
n sale May 7th to 11th, inclusive,
. with final lin^t May 27th, 1905.
St Louis, Mo., National Baptist
Anniversary, May 16th to 24th.
Rates: One first-class fare, plus 25
cents for the round trip. Tickets
on sale May 14th, 15 th and 16th,
with final limit May 27th 1905.
Asheville, N. C., South Atlantic
l AniiKtr \f OIT 1 fn
r 1UI331UIIOJ j vjuiuucucr, nx?j AIVU w
. 21st. Rates: One first-class fare
pi us 25 cents for the round trip.
; Tickets on bale May 16th and 17th,
> for trains to arrive in Asbeville be
fore noon of May 18th, with final
limit May 24th, 1905. Tickets
. will be 9old from points in South
Carolina, North Carolina and Vir
ginia. t
I W. J. CRAIG,
G. P. A.
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WILMINGTON, N. C
Paint Yonr Boggy for 75c.
to $1.00 with Devoe's Gloss Carriag
Paint. It weighs 3 to 8 ozsmore.
to the pint than others, wears longer
and gives a gloss equal to new work.
Sold by Dr D C Scott.
Foreclosure SaleSTATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i
| COCNTT OF WILLIAMSBURG. \
Wm E Jenkinaon
; V8
G Benjamin Mims
By virtue of a decree of foreclosure
and sale made in the above entitled
action on the 6th day of June. 1906
the subscriber, the sheriff of Wil
liamsburg county, for that purpose
t duly authorized and directed, will sell
' before the Court house door in Kings:
tree, county and State first above
written, on the first Monday in June,
. 1905, at 12 o'clock, noon, of that day,
the following described real estate:
1 All that tract of land, lying, being
" and situated in Williamsburg county,
State aforesaid, containing one hunI
dred and forty-three (148) acres, more
I or less, and bounded as follows : on
JI the West, North and East by lands of
! Walter Boyle, and on the South by
i I Q I Tovlii. aiwt Oaniul Oliver
i uiuu.? \;i kj v ioj i?? ???? ^? "?-?
Being the same tract of land con]
veyed to B W Cutter by Charles M
: Drake by his deed, dated April ?, 1807,
which deed is recorded in the KMC
. office of Williamsburg county, in
book V, on page 598. reference being
thereunto had.
Purchasers to pay for all papers.
ft J ftraham,
S W C
5-1l-8t.
Notice.
Until further notice my office
days will be every Saturday, ex1
cept the Saturday before the
first Monday in each month,
; and also the first Monday in
| each month.
William Cooplk,
j 4-6-tf. Co Supt of Education.
Pythian E
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IDILLON TO C
+ MAY 31
Operated by Lake City Lod?;
of Fund for Castle Hall.
Fare For Round Ti
$1.50. Half
Train will leave Dillon at 6 ,
Charleston at 10 P. M.
FOR WHI1
Passengers Taken Oi
tween Dillon and La
Seven Coaehes and
!Best Excursic
son. Rememl
: MAY
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Th" uusburi;
School for white teacher*
in Kimretree. ' egmiiiirjf fnij^^H
8, and will continue Ml
piYividcd the att''tldah^B redoj^^a^H
more;?.; erwise it will he Ucia
two we k*. It i" the duty of all whfte^^H
teH.'li. r.s in the county to attend
School, <>r -oine . tlier beDiji held
'> " s;* " "i ?'j<H rhrlr crrriflciMBW
cannot tie. ?em-wed. An atrriK^H^^H
our-e <>f study, together wlth^^^^H
ames of the instructors will he pfl I
lishcd nexi week.
William Cooprr. ffflEil
( (i Supt of Kd. A
Notice. 9
We have a special form ojr A
Bill of Sale, in which ady 9
J merchant's name can be printed, % f
I which we can furnish at a frery * "
low price, printed to order.
Samp'es of this form will be
sent to any one on request., i
The County Record. \
1 WISH 10 AHUM I
io i m
That I have succeeded my
father, S. J TAYLOR and
I am open for business at
the old stand. When
you need any
Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, .j
Notions, at low- prices 3
Call and see my stock. $7?
I also carry a full line of?
DRUGS and also a complete
line of COFFINS and M
CASKETS %
which I will take great
pleasure iu showing you.
I defy competition. Get
prices everywhere else ten
you will return to me.
Yours for a trial,
n ir T avion M
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qreelyville. - 8. o.
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McCALL .J
PATTERNS
THESE FAMOUS PATTERNS QN
SALE
a OLLIE EPPS
AT 10c and 15c EACH f
SUBSCRIPTIONS ALSO TAKEN FOR 1
M'CALL'S MAGAZINE AT SO CENTS A - j
YEAR.
C OLLIE EPPS, 4
KINGSTREE. - - 9. Q.
Stackley'r |
Ice_ Cream ParkttT
. Thanking- the public for their .
past liberal patronage, I take
pleasure in announcing that I
am once again ready to serve v~
Ice Cream and all Kind* of Cold Drinkt
During the Season.
"
I have fitted up a nice place i
for the Ladies or for a Gentle- fman
to Spen^a Pleasant Hour \
with a Lady Friend. r
I Keep Fresh On Hand
i
HUYLER'S CAN
DIES.
ALSO?-?
TOBACCO. CIGARS and CIGARETTES
?For Those Who Use Them. ? ?
Respectfully Yours,
L. J. Stacktey.
m 'r*3- g
After a majority, of tho6e you
love drift the
idea of sleeping with tbem does
not seem so much of a calamity.
ixcursion
:om +. +
HARLESTON.'
, 1905. '
pe K. of P. for the Benefit
rip. Whole Tickets
Tickets $1.00.
A. M. and returning Leave jgj|
PES ONLY." 1
a At All Stations Bones.
Refreshment Gar.
>n of the Seaber
the Date
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