The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 05, 1905, Image 8
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I I " HIGH AR Clothes
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II I Ready Made Silk Skirts, and Oth
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1 J We also Carry a Full li
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H. D. REDDI
I Good News Of j
ft New Goods.!
fb. B. STEELE'S,
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Including the Justly Popular Heldnian
lr. Ready-to-Wear Mens Suits. This line
of Clothing Really Looks Like Genu|
ine Tailoi MadeGarments. My Stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing
is Now Ready 1 for Inspection,
and I Cordially Invite all my Customers
to all and See the Best and Most
Complete Line of Men's and Boys'
Suits and Furnishings Ever Offered to
the People of Williamsburg County.
Boys' Knee Pants
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Up-to-date in yuamy . dnu i uctj
Guaranteed.^^ga^
Prepare for Winter
by Buying a Rain Goat and Umbre'la
I Have These Goods to Suit Everyone
UMBRELLAS 50c to *3.00
Also .Swell Line of Trunks, Sui*. Cases
""and 'Grips. Buy One of These and
You Will Not be Ashamed to Use It
In Traveling.
Brushes and Combs.
.
Elegant Line of TheseToilet Requisites
1 Cigars, Tobacco
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and cigarettes of the Better Kind Kept
constantly on hand.
t ? 4 Whonionfr Wilson and
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U- New Royal Sewing Machines. Their
\ names are a guarantee.
In Everything We Sell You Get Full
k Value at Rock Bottom Prices.
J. Ew Steele,
I tHE CLOTHIER.
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An Unfortunate Mishap.
Mr A J Snipes, who lu*es .
j about a mile from Kingstree,
across Broad swamp, met with
'quite a serious accident last 1
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, Monday. While driving a rake j
to which was hitched a mule he '
had occasion to cross a small ,
ditch about a foot deep over c
which was a bridge made of. i
poles. The space between the f
wheels was wider than the j
bridge, and one wheel went off | ^
the edge. Mr Snipes got down J
to lift the wheel out when a pole .
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ifroin the bridge flew up and out jl
ot its position, striking Mri
Snipes a heavy blow just above i
the ankle ard breaking both ' i
bones of the leg. Dr Scott was i
;soon in attendance on the suffer- j "
er and set the broken bones.'(
The injury is a severe one, and
1 Mr Snipes, who is an industrious
and estimable man, will be con:
lined to his bed for some months
to come.
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Mr .1 1* Taylor of Darlington 5
has been appointed station
agent here for tln^/A 0 L rail- j
road in place of Mr D J Brock, s
who has tilled theplace for the
past year. We are n:>t inform- ^
ed as to where Mr Brock will be
transferred.
Miss Ne(ll Flynn of Columbia t
has been visiting- the family or i j.
T M Gilland, Esq. 7
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FOR BOTH
One disease of thinness in _
hildren is scrofula; in adults, i
onsumption. Both have poor ^
>lood ; both ne*'d more fnt. '
Pliese diseases thrive on lean- 11
less. Fat is the best means of 'v<
ivreoming xhem; cod liver oil ?"
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SCOTT'Sl
EMULSION
s I lie easiest and most effective
orm of od liver oil. Here's a
lain nil .rder of things that
ihows umy Scott's Emulsion is
>f so much value in all cases of
crnfuln. and consumption. More
at. more weight, more nourishiieul.
that's why..
Send for five sample.
SCOTT & BO WE, Chemists
409-415 Pearl Street, New York
Oc. And $1.00 :: :: :: :: AUdruggtsta "
The Kingstree Lyceum will
resent the first attraction of the t
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leason at the tiraaeci scnooi i tr
luditorium next Thursday night, ;
)ctober 12, tin* Old Homestead j ?
Quartette.
State Geologist Earl Sloan of ll(
Charleston spent several days ne
his week examining the geolog- pt
cal strata along Black river frj
rom Kings tree to the Lower
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We Carry a Complete
".:o of Staple and Fanr
Groceries, Crockery,
in and Glass Ware,
ine Cigars, Cigarettes
nd Tobacco.
?Also?
Nunnally's Candies.
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AND WILL STRIVE TO
PLEASE.
JACOBS I?,
Next door to Postoffice.
Kingstree, S. C.
diss Bertha Hodj,?-e,of Belser's
Roads, has accepted a posi
3ii as saleslady in Mr H I
eddick's store.
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Then your blood must bo in
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a very Daa conoirion. iuu jj
certainly know what to take. :
then take it ? Ayers Sarsu- j.
parilla. If you ccukt.' her
consult your doetcr. v/el.nov *
what he will say cbcut tills '
grand eld family treaici;;
Sold for over CO years.
This 1* the first cp<??tioa yorr < f r ov.i '
nskt -Arc vo.'r ?>..* rr i'm'.'" j..- i ". ttlnt
daily action i>i ti c ?>'.< < iMMMfiittrtb'.try.
K? ?yua '.v
and yotir bowel- ri r l?) l ; tr. >
closes of Ajcr's Tills i
/) Waco by J. 0. /yorro., t?owci ij; :
Ai?o iGoaucaaturerc cf
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ryg-r. r ^ ; --m 'rr:T-<jgmr.Yar?Mr:. -,'j
\vo luive a number of oblig'ams
to meet this month and
ed every dollar that we can
>ssibly collect. Come up,
ends, and pay what you owe
subscription.
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e Period Wants to Look. ' J|
or Overpadded Nor Yet \
on Bully,Fit Comfortably <m
Match of the Latest Styles, Jj
:kets & Coats, Waists of all Kinds a
r Ladies and Gentlemen, j
;e for Yourself. Jl
TREE S C.
| We Want |
15 Your Tradef 1
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:wand we are willing' to lay you for, it m? f
II niTHTTv iwn pmnrc ru
SUUAliill till LI 1 III UUA. 1
? You are cordially invited to call at our jgj
? big store in the BriCh Block R. R. Street
@ and be convinced that we are offering the
: w biggest and best selected stock of ?
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? Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Dry Goods, igj
? Groceies, Furniture. Hardware. Etc.?
jgj ever displayed in this section of the State. .? .
^ It pays us to carry the best lines and we ?
? shall makp all this pay you by selling you @
? much better goods for the same prices g
? you've been paying for inferior grades. j?* Vj
: | Our $1 25, $150 $2 00, $2 50 & $3 001
1 ? Shoes for Men and Women and $4 00 @
? and $4 50 for Men are the Goods which @
- City Dealers Have to Get Higher Prices ?
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@ AND CLOTHING 1 ,J
? stock is superb; and in fact 'o give us your ?
? orders in any line will prove equal to an ad- jgj
? vance in the price of your
!,gj TOBACCO OR COTTON
j. @ SCHOOL BOOKS FOR ALL.
See Notice this Week of our First |j r
j? "Millinery Opening" ?
'x Which we will Make it of Interest for ?
ij@ You to Attend ?' #' t
in Sitriliis CiJ; J
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