The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 27, 1905, Image 8
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Mr J V McBill of Benson was
here Monday. 1)
Mr .1 T Phillipsof Benson was J
here Saturday. jll!
Mr W K Bryan of SaIters was
here Saturday. W
Mr A D Ivey of Salters J>e])ot ^'
was here Friday. . ja
Mr J Manson Brown of Taft
was here Tuesday. jls
Mr W D Bryan of Taft was on
our streets Tuesday.
Mr W 1) McFadden of New
Zion was here yesterday.
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Dr W 8 Lynch of Scranton Vt
was in Kingstree Monday. st
Mr L B Dutcher of Chicago
ani Salters was in town Friday.
Mr Thomas R Wilson of Spring D,
Bank was on our streets Tues- ur
day. in
Mr Warren F McCants of Indiantown
P 0 was in town Fri- rp]
. day. of
Mr Charles C Burgess of the m
Lake City Drug Co was in town bt
Monday,
Mr II I) Reddick has had some pj
painting done on his store ni
fronts. to
Mr Isaac Epps of McClellan- ar
ville was a visitor in town yes- 11
terday.
Capt J F Scott of the Cedar CI
Swamp section was in town yes- lit
terday. ro
Mr J Yancy Tisdale ot the
Central church section was here
yesterday.
Messrs J H Burgess and R M **
Thomas of Mouzons were in l}t
town Thursday. 'e
Mr Montie Jacobs off George- ()j
town visited his family in town
during the week.
Mr C M Hinds now of the !1]
i 4.: r i.u? ?.oc, tr
tower OCCLlUUOi UIC COUIlt > v? clo | rp
'in town Saturday.
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Mr John Hughes Cooper, the se
1 I young- merchant of Cades, visit- te
ed in town Sunday.
Mrs Ed L McCul lough and ],.
son, Dunlop, of Taft were in j_[
Kingstree Tuesday.
Capt W W Lynch of Lake m
City, Supt of the chain-gang, L
was in town Tuesday. J<
"Uncle George" Mitchum of
the B;oomingvale section was tit
on our streets Saturday. Ji
Mr J E Register, Cashier of
the Bank of Greelyville was in ^
town Tuesday on business.
rc
Messrs T A McCrea and Alex
Jisdale of the Cedar Swamp section
were in town Saturday. G
Messrs W M and Geo A Cooper,
from midway between Cades ^
and Inaiantown church, were in J
1 town Friday.
Mr David Green of Indiantown
came up Saturday and saw
some of the changes and growth a
. , of Kingstree. w
IfSnn/u. Dnvkoi.'. 1 find I r*
iaisscs ijai uai u uuvwuci uuu j^
Bessie Johrson are visiting Mr a1
and Mrs W N Jacobs in George- je
town this week. \]
Mrs Jones of Savannah, Ga., a
trained nurse, and mother of ^
Miss Claudia Jones is visiting
at Mr L Jacobs'.
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Mr A.O Hudson of Thomas & oi
ilradham's stables spent Sunday H
with his family at New Zion, w
Clarendon county. B
J The County Summer School |
will close Friday with about 20 L
actual teachers and a total at- M
tendance of 20 to 28. a
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Dr D C Scott has given his
rug store a coat of paint, hide
and outside, which helps
< looks a good deal.
Preaching will he held in the
i 11 i a ms bn rg Presbyterian
lurch on next Sunday, July bo,
11 a m. bv Kev E E Ervin.
Mr Arrowsmith of Kingstree
spending- a vacation with
iends in Due West.?Due
est cor. The State, July 20th.
Mr J P Mc Fad den of Bethheni
was in town Thursday
oking after the progress of his
*ry large residence on Logan
reet.
Mr W .1 Daniel of Lake City
sited his sister, Miss Cora
aniel, at Mr H O Britton's Satday
ni^nt and Sunday return-1
g home Mondav morning.
"
Hon Philip Stoll, Editor of,
tie Weekly Mail left Thursday
last week for a visit to his^
other and sisters in Chester!
'fore going to Glenn Springs.
Philip H Stoll of Kingstree
issed through the city last
gilt going to Glenn Springs
spend several days for rest
id recuperation.?F lorencei
mes, 21st.
Mr Charles L Porter of |
harleston, a ver)* promi
rnt official of the ACL railiad.
attended the funeral obquies
of his relative, Capt G
Nelson Saturday,
Mr A Lee Epps, who has been
'hind the counter in the tui
intine and saw-mill country of
?sup, Ga for the last six
onths is out on a visit to his
d home and friends.
Mr B W Butler of Florence,
le Manager-to-be of the Kingsee
Dry Goods Co was in town
hursday of last week. He will
ove his family here if" he can
;cure good and sufficient quarrs.
''The Cosmopolitan magazine
is been purchased by W R
earst. In the August number,
ie drst issue under the new
anagement, Alfred Henry
ewis begins a life of Paul
>nes."
Clerk of Court, B C Whitefad,
accompanied Rev W B
istus last Saturday with the
)dv of his child to Oampobello,
partanburg county, both reirning
Tuesday ni?^lit by dirt
>ad from Greelyville.
"We understand that Mr B H
uess of Salters has bought a
>t in New Town and will build
residence thereon. He has
ad two oi ins ooys at me
raded school during all or
arts of the last session.
Kev \Y L Boggs of Greenville,
Professor in (Jhicora college,
as in town Friday trying to
et options on some of our girls
>rthat institution. He preached
t Indiantown church Sunday,
:aving here for other parts
[onday.
The third lioor of tne (Jour
in-Gamble building is receivig
its finishing touches in the
ainting line. The work !s that
F Mr J D Cox of Charleston,
e invites examination of his
ork on the McGee residence at
elser's X Roads.
Mr W Francis Kennedy of the
ake City section was in town
ondav and closed a trade for
lot in New Town. 011 which he
ill build a. residence at once,
1 order to be here for tht* openly
of the school. Look to your
Lurels, Lake City!
Mr J Betts McCutchen, forlerly
of Lake City, now of L*t1,
was in Kingstree lastThursay.
He was surprised and
ratified at the changes and itnrovements
here. He is Cotton
uver for a Norfolk firm and
>ok advantage of the lull in
usiness to visit his old county.
iss .Julia Thornwell ofFort Mill
lme up Saturday and is visittg
at the Coleman House, She
as been ir. Heaufort, Manning,
alters and to Pawley's Island,
ad will go from here to the
ountains, after a short stop at
er home. Is stenographer and
,-pewriter for her father, Rev
r J II Thornwell, Grand Cliandlor
and K of R <fc S for the
of P s.
Mother's Earj
A WORD im MOTHER'S MAR t WHEN #
IIURSIMQ AM INFANT, AMD IM THE X
MONTHS THAT COME BEFORE THAT r*
TIME. ft,
SCOTT'S EMULSION \
SUPPLIES THE EXTRA BTREMGTH AMD 9
NOURISHMENT SO MECESSARY FOR B
THE HEALTH OF BOTH MOTHER AMD #
CHILD.
Send for free sample. C
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, ?
409-415 Pearl Street, New York. S
50c. and $1.00; all druggists. %
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9 "About a year ago," wr
9 1123 Broadway, Augusta, Ga., 11
cj headaches and backaches, and coi
I T CAi
J A Non-Intoxicating
? I immediately commenced to in
like a new woman, and wish
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h an sick women, iur i kiiuw u
S them ?.s it did me."
&j Cardui is a pure, medicinal
9b vegetable herbs, which relieves
pains, regulates female functic
1| tones up female organs to a
J| proper state of health. Try
|8 it for your trouble.
? Every druggist sells
3 it in $1.00 bottles.
9 ^ THE CHATT,
DEATH OF A VETERAN.
Much Tisdaie Dies After a Second ?
Stroke ot Paralysis. inAnother
Confederate Veteran re
lias gone to his final resting t TT
])lace. Mr Much Tisdaie died ^
at his home near Boggy Swamp
Thursday night a nd was buried ^
at the family b urying ground w
Friday. He had been in poor h?
health for about one year. ^
Last summer he had a stroke of
paralysis from which he did not ^
fully recover, although he was i*#
able to go about. On Sunday ^
before his death he had a ^
second stroke from which he at
never rallied. t
ye was good neighbor, a I
true friend and a patriotic cit- vV
izen of the old school and his fai
friends throughout the county $2
will read of his death with sor- pe
row. He was over sixty years ad
of age and leaves a wife,?sister, K
several sons and daughters together
with a large number of
relatives to mourn his depar- P'
ture.
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Lemons as Medicine ac
?? la.
Their Wonderful Effect ac
on the Liver, Stomach, R<
Bowels, IQidneys Yc
and Blood. ce
Lemons are largely used by The ?
Mozley Lemon Elixir Company, in
compounding their Lemon Elixir,
a pleasant Lemon Laxative and
Tonic?a substitute for all Cathartic
and Liver Pills. Lemon Elixir posi- ha
tively cures all Biliousness, Consti- . i
pation, Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
Headache, Malaria, Kidney Disease, be
Dizziness, Colds, Loss of Appetite, w
Fevers, Chills, Blotches, Pimples,
all Impurities of the Blood, Pain in cc
the Chest or Back, and all other diseases
caused by a disordered liver
and kidneys, thm first Great st
Cause of all Fatal Diseases.
WOMEN, for all Female Irreg- ar
ularities, -will find Lemon Elixir to
a pleasant and thoroughly reliable
remedy, without the least danger of a
possible harm to them in any condition
peculiar to themselves. 50c
and $1.00 per bottle at le
ALL DRUG STORES! fo
"One Dose Convinces." y(
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She Stocked Up on Prayers.
One little girl that I know of is 0E
so sleepy when she starts for bed Ti
that it is occasionally hard work for ni
her to make up her mind to finish ar
the good night prayer. A few nights p.
ago she dropped her head upon the '
jkJIows 'earlier than usual. She
wasn't very sleepy and at once began
to dash off a prayer in refreshing
style. The first prayer over, ar]
along came another one, and still a
third. About this time her mother, ca
surprised at the turn proceedings H<
had taken, asked the little one what fe
she meant bv so many prayers.
"Why," explained the little girl,
"I'm going to say twelve prayers,
now I'm awake, and then I can go ni<
two weeks without saying one, ? Cr
Lowell Courier. ru
Willing to Compromise.
The poor but honest young man
hat) bearded the millionaire in his po
den. kii
"Sir," he said, "I want to marry
your daughter." j ,
"Impossible, sir, imjRssible!" exclaimed
the old man.i^Vhy, I would ^
rather give up ever)fdollar I have clt
than part with my oiW^aughter." ro;
"Oh, very well," calmly rejoined jj(
the diplomatic youth. "If that's the
vnn fnol ahnnt it T u-rm't ha in* ?r'
heavy on you. Just write me out a cei
check for half a million and we'll let
it go at that."?Chicago News.
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adache I,
ites Mrs. Mattie Allen, of I
'I suffered with blind sick I
iild get no relief until I tried I
1DUI \
j Female Tonic I
lprove, and now I feel ^
to recommend it to I jr
lat it will cure I
extract of I fi
female ^ I f
/r FBEELT.
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1 m Mr ati frtakly, *"&
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Mtitk Mvrih mUiTj|>Tii>aeasfMi tl
tory of yo?r ItmUm. ih ? vfll m4
littradUM vtat tstoteMtweil. AUcarr? V)
i kept mtMIj mcnt, mi mtj ant ym la H
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I'nwsient Notices will be Published
This Column at the Rate of One 3
nt a Word for Each Issue.
ANTED:?Those who want <
eir Job Work done in a "rush"
write to The Record.
ANTED?BY CHICAGO MANUFACTURING
use, person of trustworthiness and somewhat I
liliar with local territory as assistant in brunch
ce. .Salary $18 paid weekly. Permanent
it ion. No investment required. Business eslished.
Previous experience not essential to
i^ng. Address. Manager Branches, $23
arhorn St., Chicago 3-H-l ^
ANTED:?Ali who are in need
first class Job Work to call this
office. All work guaran- 1
ed to give perfect satisfaction.
ANTED: Dady or gentleman of
r education to travel for firm of ]
50,000 capital Salary $1,072 .
r year payable weekly, expenses
vanced. Address Geo G Clows, '
ingstree, S. C. p
ANTED:?To sell old news- j
ipey. Apply this office.
hollister's
ocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Btuy Medioine for Bniy People. 1
Bringi Golden Health and Renewed Vigor.
. specific for Constipation. Jndiee?tion. I.lve '
1 Kidney Troubles. Pi upl ?. ? ! ?, I n-uir t
<xl. Baa Breath. SlujrirKi .? i . l/?*a <:!? |p
1 Backache. It's Rocky i . '
form, 85 cents n !? > i I
UL18TER Dlll'O Cmit V, .' is ?1
'.DEN NUGGETS .-Oil a
i <|
It's a waste of time to tell (*
lople to waste theirs. s
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Where are you sick? Head- i
lie, foul-tongue, no appetite,!
ck energy, pain in your stomh,
constipation? Hollister's
acky Mountain Tea will make
>u well and keep you well. .'15 j ?
nts. Lake City Drug Co. jj,
Lines from Lambert.
Lambert, July 24: We are
iving beautiful weather for
e protracted meeting that is e
ling held at Johnsonville [|
ethodist church. The services d
immenced on Monday, July 17, *
id up till this writing they are I si
ill continuing. The services j j
e being conducted by the pas-: J
r in charge, Kev J E Carter, j"!
sisted by Rev Clyde of Rome.;
Messrs W D Altaian, D F Bax-1 >
y and J F Prosser left Monday *
r Georgetown on business. >
The following are some of the j!
>ung people of this place who
ere among those that enjoyed $
lovely picnic at Trinity church b
i last Satu^ay: Misses Reck |
na Baxlev, Kittie Davis, Cene
Haselden, Bernice Davis, ^
id Lottie Baxley. Messrs B .1 t
ivis, H P Snowden and Char- ^
? Haselden.
We are glad to note that Mr
?orge Dunnahoe, after a longid
painful illness, caused by a
ncer, is rapidly improving. P
? was able to attend church a 0
w times last week. 4
The curing of tobacco and
e slaying of dogs, seems to be
aving on nicely around Muddy
eek and Johnsonville. It is
mored that a mad dog1 passed
rough Jthe community some! a
ne since and all the dogs sup-'a
ised to be bitten are being iy
lied. Bay Coon. p
y
teautify your complexion with C(
tie cost. If you wish a smooth,
;ar, cream-like complexion,
>y cheeks, laughing eyes, take ^
>1 lister's Kocky Mountain Tea,
eatest beautilier known. ;15
nts. Lake City Drug Co.
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Bring us your JOB WORK. d
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p- fy jg
I o i rinters. J
We manufacture the y,
cry highest grade of (J
Brass Rule in Strips J
Brass Labor Saving Rule |r
Brass Column Rules (J
Irass Circles
>rass Leaders 7/j
Irass Round Corners ir
Brass Galleys (J
Metal Borders 'ir
L. S. Metal Furniture
letal Leaders f
paces & Quads 6 to 36 Pt. j (J
\etal Quoins, etc.
We are now also making TYPE Our 7i
rst series will bethe popular I)e
INNE which we have nearly ready W
>nm tl ??? l>fl!V'n Ofli.i. 7 I
i win u iu iju x viii x ? vinn ciauuui u a
ices will follow as rapidly as possible ^
Old C oluinn Rules refaeed and made W
s goodas new at a small eost. 7A
Highest prices paid for old type w
iads, electros, brass etc. w
Please remember that we are not in 7i
ny Trust or Combination and are sure
tat we can make it greatly to your ad- w
antage t-o d?al with us. 7 A
A copy of our Catalogue will be W
heerfully furnished on application. w
Philadelphia _
'rioters' Supply Co. Iff
Manufacturers of High^Grade y
PRINTING MATERIAL Q
9 N. Ninth St., Philadelphia. C
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\AI . L. BASS, 2
Attorney at Law >
LAKE CITY, & C. C
Dr R J McCabe j
Dentist. >
nNGST5.BE, - S. C. C
OR. J. L. Bass, _
3HYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Kingstree, S. C.
Notice to TrusteesThe
public school* will not open teg j
ilarl.v until September ist; bur trus
e?s limy run schools during July ami
Vugu*t in localities where the edueaional
interests of the children can i?e
letter sitniMil: 1 ut nnlitr*>ay
warrants cannot lie approve ! .-mil
rdered paid until October 1st,inasmuch
is the county board of education is retired
to set apart an amount qua! to
Ive percent, of the school fup'l to be j
ivided from the Dispensary fund to as- |
ist|and encourage the erection <-f *chuol [
louses upon certain conditions being
omplied with.
Iv order County Boj?rd|ot Education.
VVm Cooper,
CoSuptofKd.
NOTICE.
i will be absent from my office fori T
everal weeks and will therefore ask j q
hat all communications intended fori V'
ublication will be addressed to The j 0
toi'nty Record and not to me per-1 y
anally. (, W Wolfk.
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Tax Land Sale. '
By virtue of execution to me ditect- K
d. 1 hav? levied upon and will sell
r>r cash for taxes on the first Monday ?
i August next, before the coui t house
oor in Kingstree the following de- m
cribed lands to wit: i
1. 58 acres of land in JohnsoD town
hip belonging to Mingo Becton and I
ounded as fo lows: North by landsof I
) R Smith: East In lands of Britton I
enkins; South by lands of Britton I
eukius and West by lands of D R I
Smith.
2. Also 115 acree of land in Sumter
awnahip belonging to Mrs M A E [
lorris and bounded as follows: on the
Ve?t 'y lands known as tl.e Dennis ?
ind; on the East by lands of J L C
Inure ana J D C<?ok; North by land
f d L U Moore; South by Humphrey
ind.
3. Abo Hi ncres of land in Mingo
^wnsbip belonging to Estate John k
?*otr and bounded as follows: Wesi I
\ County Line Road and South by I
' Kliein A Sons; North by F Rhem & I
on and East by F Rhem & Sons. |
4. Also 300 acres of land in Anderson I
iwnship belonging to W S Fox worth I
md bounded as follows: North by ||
Hack River; East by M H Parsons;
outh bv M H Parsons and Wc.s? bv L
k Paison. G .1 GRAHAM. | 1
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Cypress Shingles. jijl(
All sizes for sale at our mill. For (
rices per thousand, address or call " y
u Epps and Kennedy, th?
Worknian, S C j coi
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J.M. OVJMUI V M..VV ? j IllVi
ay for the men is the corner i am
tone of domestic life. ^
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Not p. cent wanted unless you ,.a,
re cured. If you are sick and a"
nrt
iiing take Hollister's Rocky as>
lountain Tea. A Great bless- jln"
ig to the human family. Makes
ou well?keeps you well. 35 ?
tmts, Tea or Tablets.
lake City Drug Co.
Br
A girl never gets too big to fr.
iss till she falls in love with
nother fellow.
A man enjoys a baseball game : s (
lmost as much as a woman I ^
oes a fnneral. j rd
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To the Farmers
of_ Lake City Toi
We, Geo. C. and D. E. Motle
and will operate Planters W;
Leaf Tobacco for this seasor
b?en connected withwareho
at this place (Lake City) for
introduction to the tobacco ;
As an auctioneer he ranks w
not fail to get the last dollar
Motlev is a young man who
his end of the line. We sh^ll
to nuke your tobacco bring I
One visit on sales floor wi
PLANTERS is the place
Thanking you in advance f<
in
BOX OF
-?FRE
o the Holder of the Key W
ne Key Given With Every
ne Key Will Unlock the Mc
o Win It. It Hay be You!
VILKINS' RE'
ingstree, ?
T!TTO!71V!sH
SCHO
Where you will have all of the ad
institutions of learning at an exp<
those having- modest means V If i
it Orangeburg Collegiate Institute
One of the very best institution* oi
lilt is well equipped, has an exct
high grade of work in all of its d<
ion has been most prosperous. I
catalogue, address,
W. S. PETERSC
ORANGEBURG, S.
Registration Notice.
I'lie oftire of the Supervisor.; of Re^
ration will l>e opened on the first I
mday in every montli for tin* pur- I
tooftbifMitteriiig <?f any person I
10 is qualified as lo'lows: '
Vho shall have heen a resident ua ^
; Jjtare for two years, ami ?>f the J
iinty ?M.e yeai. and of the polling p>* A
let in which the elector offers to J
le font nonths before the day ?>l
ction, .id shall have paid, Ux I
mttis Utore, any poll tax then due I
J pay a hie, and who can hoth read fl
d write anv section of the cnnstUn
n of l?wo submitted to him hy the
pervisote of Registration. ??i vho
i show that tie owns, and has paid
taxes collectable 0:1 during the
sent year, property in this state ...
essed at three hundred dollars 01 sni
I T tfATinV tn.
Clerk of Board
FOR SALE.
mo
ick in any quantity to suit purchas
The Best Dry Preas Maciifne-madQ cor
for
-v ESicm. v
ecial suites made to order. Corre- nie
idenee solicited lajtore placing your
ers. W. R. FUXK. '
are your friends,
J GEO. C. AND D.
I
) Lake City,
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WE ARE TH]
ALWAYS
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4 Solid Car Loads of Goods
fe and More on I
Our Prices Always Satisffa
m Goods Unsu
300 Dozen Fruit Jn
We Can, We Will, and We
faction To All Our Custom*
KINGSTREE E
COMP.fi
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nri i
and Patrons SI
bacco Market.
v, have this day rented vjjs,
arehouse for the sale of jW
i. Geo. C. Motley has jK
us tobacco business. 7a
four,years and needs no W\
^roweisol this section. (J C
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lin uic ucm anu win t/
f.r your tobacco. D. E. jK
will no' fail to bring up ^
lend our every energy W\ *
:he top of the market. lA
iil convince you that w)
to sell your tobacco, jr
Dr your patronage we W ^
E. MOTLEY, g
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E PEOPLE 8
AHEAD, 8
i Received this Week Q
the Way. ^ O "13
.ctory and Quality of V
rpassed. V
5 Just R;:; ived. * O
Do Always Give Satis- O
[ARDWARE 0
lNY. X
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MONEY
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hich Unlocks the Box.
$1.00 Purchase. Only
>ney Box. Somebody has
PAIL STORE.
. ? s.- c.
TO ATTEND I
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[vantages of the high-priced I
ense within the reach of I
so, send for a catalogue of ^
, Qrugskg, t C. '
[higher learning in the State.*
dlent faculty, and offers a
apartments. The past >ess \>r
application blank and
)N, President, I
C. 7-l-3m. ?
r.
The Light of our Bank
lies on the pathway that leads nj?
i he
Gate of Success.
r bank and dejwsitors are a harnious
group. They have our
ifidence and we theirs. Success
us is success to you. That's why
are popular. Hanking with us
ans sharing our prosperity.
The Bank of Kingstree
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