The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 14, 1905, Image 8
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nere ior an u.iuus> ui hcow
* Jj er and all kinds of purfj
poses.
j; Top Coats for Young Men
that are right up to the
II' minute in style, fit and aril
tistic tailoring.
Medium weight Overcoats
I in the different lengths.
Heavier Overcoats from 42
I to 52 inches long-, for real
winter weather.
Cravenette Rain Coats for \
good or bad weather?the
kind that give satisfaction
And remember?no extravagant
prices on any
them.
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Corner King and Hasell Sts.
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Ma'i orders receive careful
- i? Irtt >tion.
Important Notice.
We need $500 on subscription
by January 1. - Now, we do not
. expect a cent of this amount
from those who have already
. paid; but there are a/jout six or
J j. seven hundred subscribers on
r "j* our books who have $ot paid a
cent for a year or linger, and
these are the ones to whom, we
appeal. Are you one ctf them?
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Transient Notices wijl be Published
In This Column at the Kate of One
Cent a Word for Each Issue.
, Wanted?By Chicago wholesale
and mail order house, assistant man]
ager (man or woman) for this county
and adjoining territory. Salary $20
and expenses paid weeklv; expense
money advanced. Work pleasant; position
permanent. No investment or
experience required. Write at once
for full particulars and enclose self addressed
envelope. Cooper & Co..
182 Lake Street, Chicago, 111.
WANTED?Three competent men
and good salesmen in our mercantile
business. Must be well recommended.
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11-23-tf Khems, S. C.
WANTED?A few loads of stove
I wood on subscription.
It's value in sickness has been
tried and Droved. In the home
it is not safe to be without it?
SHAW'S PUKE MALT. For
sale at the Dispensar}\
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A BANK BOOK IS EVIDENCE
of what? It's evidence of thriftiness
as well as the various sums
that have been placed to the
credit of its owner. Any person
you know to have an aco+z-kiir
"MA "VIC ic mi?pd in
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i your estimation. It's because
you associate a man with a bank
account with those who dc
things. A word to a wise young
man is sufficient.
THE BANK OF KINGSTREE.
HOLLISTER'S
i Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Bney Medioi?e for Busy People.
Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor.
A specittc for Constipation. Indigestion. Live
and Kidney Troubles. Pimples. F>7pmn, linp;ir<
Blood. Bad Breath. Sluetrish Bowk II?ti iacb'
and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain Ten In trd
let form, 35 cents a In.v <5 one nsid
Hotusrea Drug Company, I > W
GO'.DEN NUGGETS FOK GALA ''
.'All-Wool^ Blankets, good
low prices.
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Local and Personal, !,
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Mr F A Cook of Smith Mills
' is in town today.
Mr D I Johnson was in town
} yesterday from Lake City. :1
Mr W J Ferrell of Greelyviile I]
while in town yesterday, paid
| us a pleasant visit.
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i Mr Louis Jacobs, Jr.. of!
! Charleston spent Sunday in town
! with his parents. j<
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Our Lake City and Scranton
j correspondents must be starting";
early to celebrate Xmas.
Mr John A Brunson, a well!'
known Baptist divine, has been
visiting friends in town.
Invitations have been received
here to a dance at Lake City tonight
at the Planters' Warehouse.
Kev W B Justus is attending i
the. Methodist Annual < onfer- ;
Spartanburg this week, !
\^r W H Matthe- s left Monday
for Darling^/n to take a i
position as typo on the New
Era.
Mr B W Butler is attending j
thp K, nited States court in .
Charleston this week dk a mem- ^
ber of the petit jury. ,
Mr D M Bradham of Manning, ^
a member of the firm of Thomas <
& Bradham, was in Kingstreei
Monday on business. ]
The family of Mr B H Gu^sS ]
i of Salters moved to town last ]
week and are occupying their ]
new cottage in North Addition, i
The town council held an im- ]
portant meeting last evening, :
the main business being the fix- *
ing of licenses under the new 1
charter. j
i,vil xj o iJiutn, Li ii til *
station agent here, has accept- 1
? ed a Osition as chief clerk in 1
. the y .tlantic Coast Line office in 1
I)ar,ington. <
> r W S Grayson of Benson 1
pa*?feed through town last evening
going to Concord, N. C.,
on a visit to his son, Mr A Bi
Grayson.
Auditor J J B Montgomery t
. went to Columbia yesterday to 1
attend the meeting of county J
auditors called by the comp- j
troller general. , \
Mr M F Heller left Tuesday
for Western markets to purchase
a car-load of horses av?a one
mules, which be expe >iav4
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Mr A A Hirsch, the Charles
ton shoe man, has an ad thi
week it will pay you to read
This house we know personally
to be reliable in every respect
Mr Ernest Wijfgins. formerly
superintendent of the '<L,
school, is spending some day;
here with friends. Mr Wijf^in:
now holds a position in thi
Postoffice department, Washing
ton, D. C.
Postmaster Louis Jacobs is ii
Charleston this week attendwij
the Grand Lodge meeting, t<
which he is a delegate fron
Kingstree lodge. Mrs Jacob
is also visiting friends in tin
City by the Ocean.
We are requested to announc
that on Friday evening, l>ecem
ber 15, the ladies of the Wil
liamsburg Presbyterian churcl
will give a hot supper and ba
zaar for the benefit of the par
sona^e fund. An excellent sup
per will be served for 25c. Pub
lie is cordially invited.
Services were held Sunday ii
the Episcopal chapel by Bisho]
tT.llicr?n ('.iniftrc nnrl Tlr Wnhpr
Wilson. Bishop Capers preachcc
an excellent sermon in the morn
ing, which was thoroughly en
joyed by those who were so for
tunate as to hear him. At 5 p
m. confirmation services wen
lield and a class of two mem ben
confirmed.
Last Sunday morning
Messrs E C Burgess and
Muldrow Burgess, accom
panied respectively by Misses
Mamie Nexs.en and Lula Epps
started from town to go to He
Dron church, when the horst
ittached to the rear bug^y jltoi
entangled in a telephone wire
md dashed into the iront buggy
ilmost wrecking it. Mr Carol
Burgess. the driver, was puller
iut of the vehicle and bruisec
lis face considerably. The othei
nembers of the party escapee
inhurt. The accident was
:aused by the 'phone wires being
n the public road.
Final Discharge'
Notice is hereby given that Keuber
1 Parrott, administrator of the Kstan
if L II I'arrott, deceased, has this daj
nade application unto tne for a Fina
Discharge as such .Administrator, am
hat the Sth day of January, A. I>
190?, at In o'clock a. 111., at my ai
Kingstree, S. C? has been appointee
'or the hearing of th? said petition.
S. Mcb SCOTT,
Judge of Probate
, i for Wmsburg. Co., S. C
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,1 SHORT SIGHTED POLICY.
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y Farmers Fall to Attend Meeting of Cotton
Growers' Association.
v Presumably an account of the
i.iwicment weather only a few
' .".ir;:iers met here .Monday in
e response to the call of Chair.
man Carter, of the County Cot,
ton Crowers' association, to
1' elect ofticeis for the ensuing"
r year and a delegate to the State
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a Cotton ^rowers' convention.
11 The few present got together,
however, and held a meeting, at
e | which Mr W D Bryan of Taft
was elected' delegate to the
a . .
State convention and a resolution
passed that at it* next
] regular meeting the association
be requested to reimburse him
for the expense incurred in representing
the association.
On account of the small numi
ber present it was deemed un^
j wise to ^ro into an election, bu t
jja motion was made and carried
I unanimously that CiiairmanCar
ter be requested to call another
' meeting in the near future, tfivin^
timely notice of the same
^ through the county papers, for
5! the purpose of electing officers
j for another year and infusing"
J new life into the organization.
[ ! The Cotton Growers' asso-1
i ciation has done much for the j
si farmers of the South, for the
J farmers of south Carolina and
for the farmers of Williamsburg*
1 county. Xo^v that the initial
t victory has been won is it the
- j part of wise men to lay clown
, j your arms? Shall it be said of
lithe cotton growers that they|
I! <?ain victories and then supinely j
L j forego the'fruits of victory?;
rj Surely not.
Is This ti?^h t means the temporal1
i i salvation of the Southern farin-i
f j er. Let every man come out at'
i the next meeting and renew his!
!obligation to the association.:
It is no time to sleep away your j
(rights.
Notice to Teachers.
1 j All white teachers of Wil-j
1! liamsburg county are cordially j
[i invited to meet at Kingstfree, in
I the graded school building, on
Saturday, December 16th, at 12
o'clock, M., for the purpose of
formally organizing a County
Teachers' Association.
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ITS UP TO YOU
TO GET ALL YOU "AIM FOR,
YOUR MONEY. |
It's an Age of Specializing?My Specialty is Clothing c H
Men's Furnishings. Therefore My Prices on These L' H
are Lower Than Elsewhere. ' ^
Treat Yourself or Your Boy to a Suit or an OverCoat 1 ?
Ymns Something Serviceable. HQ
Select Line of Rain Coats, Overcoats, Ready-to-Wear
Clothing1?Umbrellas, Over Shoes, Slippers- Everything * JKBj
to Make You Comfortable These Cold Days- *
SAVE YOUE COUPONS
One Standard Talking Machine Free to Every Customer
whose Cash Purchases Amount to $50. Coupons Given Efl
With Every Purchase. Jm
J. B. Steele, The Clothier. JH
Kingstree, s. c. v
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The Entire Round Trip to Charleston m
of any Person who Buys an Upright SI
Piano from us During our Removal Sale, iflj
We have just leased the entire building on the N. E Comer .. v
of King & Society Streets and will move as soon as it is :
rebuilt. We will not move a single instrument0 now on *
hand to our new store. All new instruments at* a large Ui
reduction. Shop worn and slightly worn instruments -at. about
liaK price. Ensy payments arranged if desired.
correspondence will have the personal attention of Mr ^ f
Wallace.
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