The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 21, 1905, Image 8
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II^Much depends on the
* weather and the purpose
you want an Overcoat for.'
So far as our stock is con2
cerned it doesn't matter at
all. There are Overcoats
ahere for all kinds of weath>
er and all kinds of purposes.
Top Coats for Young- Men
that are right up to the
djiuute in style, fit and u,r-;tistic
tailoring.
L iledium weight Overcoats
:.fa the different jepgths.
He?wier O^erco&ts from 42
.toUfc iftcbes long, forreal
vrjatej: weather.
' Vr^Veiiette Rain Coats for
,igood or bad weather?the
iinH fhaf satisfaction
I. And " retnember?oo^ e<^ j
J travagtfnt prices on any j
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Corner King and Haseli Sts. j
. orders receive careful |
iNion. f'
Jf' New Cashier.
^TtTEpps, the popular and
nt cashier ri trie Buuk of
?tree had resigned -his position
snccee^dhy Mr Fred Lesesne
Craroudon, eou'nty; who
\sterday,. Mr.Leseiiiedhe
\ . eom^s highly recoin-.i
ooliShed^geotlecian and
,DOkjkeepecv ana, omcei
< had a long experience
V / ^ork and. irjll doubt'
7# "able mail to the
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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Transient Notices will be Published
, In This Column at the Rate of One
j Cent a Word for Each Issue.
Lost?Fountain pen with go d band
around barrel. Finder will be reward!
ed suitably by returning same to Tiie
Record office. 12-21-2
Wanted?By Chicago wholesale
[ and mail order house, assistant manager
(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 adj
dressed envelope. Cooper & Co..
182 Lake Street, Chicago, 111
WANTED?A few loads of
wood on subscription. ?
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It's value in sickness h.as been
tried and proved. In tjie home
it is not safe to be without it?
SHAW'S PUKE MALT. Foi
sale at the DispeapZp} ^
A BANK BOOK IS * 5
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of what? It's evidenc'. ?5?R7?nffc?
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iness as well as the v^nqjjs sprasi
that have been placea tc? "tTu'
credit of its owner. Anyvpei*son
vou know to have an ach
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count atoq/- BANK is raised in
your estimation. It's because
.you associate a man with a bank
^account with those who do
thing's. A word to a wise young
man is sufficient.
THE BANK OF KINGSTREE.
MOLESTER'S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nugget
A Busy Mediae for Bcsy People.
$ricgs Golden Healjh and Renewed Vigor.
A specific for Oonst^tlon. In'liee^tion. Lire
and Kidney Troubles. Pfcplen. llc/eina. Iutp-.irt
Bipod, Bad Breath, Stegfcisti Bowel*. Hea-larlv
any Backache.. ItjsKooky Mour *iii Tea in teb
Jet farm, 35 cents a bo* (i-nuino e-Jp,.. i
Hplustkr Drcq Company, >! r*?. Wis.
00'.DEN NUGQEJS FW SALLOW
All?WoQje ? Blankets, good
quality, Tow prices.'
r ^ W\ T. WlLKINS.
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Local and Personal.
Merry Christmas, all.
Cotton is quoted today at ll^c,
! and seed at $16 the ton.
Mrs M E Scott of Efenson is
! visiting- her son, Mr N D Lesesne
Col Walter B Logaaof Charlesj
ton spent several days in town
! last week.
11 Vfuccrc "P. T. Hirsrh and R K
. | Wallace went to Charleston SunI
day night* . ^
The Graded.j..to^ol gave holi
day Frida -Wednesday,
January 3;4
i.*jtet?er 'Jtar rA?fes reso*529
^? i w^Mnecesf:J
yitk Va*
f my ftheir
J?s to spend
Ff iEmile
And^atf-*
GrX'; , y^re
^at Mr
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^ and bazaar
*Ap?ieslof the Pres&feF'W.
l^jjl \s
nCre ;; ear. 5r;t -.70 %,. rJv
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:?r. Powell Half^ /VM*n;
artor and monolo^tt/>'in give
an entertainment in ifit^JcLool
auditorium oiK'Vednesday night,
December 27, /ader the auspices
of the Kings^ee lyceum.
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Mrs T E. vhnson and daughters
Miss- Bessie. Sadie and
. ?v.w, _ ,
Louie, re ? 3ed last week to
their hon DeFumak Springs,
Fla., af/r an extended visit
here anj ng relatives and friends
We ar : requested to give notice
that there will be a hot supper
Friday (tomorrow) night at
the residence of Mr. A R Moseley
of Salters, for the benefit of
the Methodist patronage.- The
public is cordially invited.
Lee Kelleban, who left
here*for Texhs with^the family
of her brotb^r'in-law, Dr L B
Johnson, yearly fwcf years ago,"
returned'* home laqt week to s/v
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Lowest Price
and Clotkin
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journ permanently, we understand,
in the Palmetto State.
Misses Lucile Cunningham
, and Eleanor Gourd in came home
I last nijjht fro m Chicora College,
' Greenville, to spend the holiday
vacation.
According- to the report vjf the
' comptroller general there arc
; 11,654 dogs in Williamsburg!
county,which taxed at 50 cents
jahead, add $1,827 to the school
itund. In the number of canines
' Williamsburg has the proud distinction
of ranking third in the
i State.
: We are requested to announce
' that there will be a Christmas
tree 111 tne Metnoaist cnurcn on
| Tuesday evening, December 2fi.
: All parents are invited to participate,
irrespective of denomination,
but'it is requested that
^ jjo yrfls be put 011 the tree ex^ceedfrig*
twenty-five cents in
' value."
. ,Ladies' J?n|k#ts at reduced
, WIL KINS'.
N Day.
* ^OJtversigned, merchants
35^5 do hereby
agrjjfi our respective
places of 1 '^t'pss 011 Monday,
DecemberV^ tbe same being
Christmas day.
(Signed)
Kingstree Drv Goods Co.
Kingstree Hardware, Co.
W T Wilkins,( both stores.)
Mrs C C Harper,
J S Stfbn..-TV \
S M4- cqs.
f.ifli or tip
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er*p$n Partition.
W M Parrot t et al
vs.
Tabitha Jordan et al
Under and by virtue of a decree in
the above stated action issued out of j
the Court of Common Pleas on I)e- '
cember 21st. Ithe undersigned
will sell at public auction to the high-|
est bidder, for cash, before the Court
House door in Kingstree, S (.'. on the j
second Monday in January 1906, be-1
ing the 8th day thereof, between the
hours of twelve,noon,and two o'clock,
in the afternoon, the real property described
in said decree, to wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land situate, lying and being
in the county of Williamsburg and
j State of South Carolina, containing!
Forty acres more or less and hounded I
as follows, to wit: on the north by
lands of Alex Jordan; on the east by I
lands of Alfred Barfleld; on the south |
by lands of Dicey Daniels; and on the
west by lands of M V TY'ard.
B C Whitehead,
Clerk of Court Williamsburg county.
Dec. 21st 1905.?gt;
Lai^e line of * l!adies> Skirts
to be - closed out at 'rejluceq*
prk~s. Call atld sea them, at
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MEN1
4jWMP?i II' iM ? Ill111
I am Offering my E
of Clothing and S
Prices, I Want to
Stock, Before Ta
i One and All i
is You Ever
\g Jit.
*ivod atH. D.H
Toys and Mlu
'on arc
are, Coffins and
3 Announcement Is
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GOVERNMENT BV INJUNCTION.
Latest Move of Those Fitting for Retention
of the Dispensary.
Columbia, December lb:?Th?
, siioromo court has issued aninjunction.
Thi^ time'it
1 is to keep the dispensaries in
vsilliamsburj^ county open. This
j makes the list of "kept open by
order of the supreme court,"
Spartanburg, Greenville, Ander1
_ TTTll 1 ? I _ 1
son, ana now >v imamsourg, ana
next will come Edgefield. If
there used to be one thing Senjator
Tillman ' cussed*' it was
government by injunction, but
; that seems to be the only stay
of the dispensaryites just now.
The Williamsburg case, ' h'ow,
ever, presents other cotjiplica:
4ions. The State board of can-,
vassers has not yet declared
th'e result of that county and
does not know what tb do. Qie
result for Anderson county has
been declared and communicated.
It was against the dispensary.
After the verdict
! against the dispensary in Anjderson
county had been de
clared the board of canvassers
took up the Williamsburg mat'
ter. Mr LeHoy Lee was present
to protest against the result
being declared, and Mr UH
I Welch was present on the same
mission. Mr Lee took the pojsition
that he had filed a pro-!
! test before the county* board of I
| canvassers and that * thej
I county board declared the j
j 1CSUU. WltUUUl m V 1U^ mui Cl |
| chance to be heard. He stated
that the county board took a
I recess until a certain date, and
j that upon going" out on the
j street the information was giv*
I en tliat the county' board liacl to!
jact at once to come within the
| the law, and that the county
j board returned and held the'
meeting and declared the are-!
[Suit of the election to be against j
the dispensary.
Mr Welch will take the position
that the election was il-l
legally held and will urge that!
it was not a secret ballot ini
that two boxes were provided.!
One of these boxes.it is claimed, j
was "for dispensary" and the)
other "no dispensary," and by
such a system there was no secret
ballot, and that the law
was violate^ in this respect. I
Kvidehtly there is a strong- le-!
gal tight ahead. f ?
The State board has asked
the attorney^general whether it
cait do^ru'thjpg and vjha^ the
prqper course af tt|^s jttnctuji t
N^wsds Courierv^
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Entire Stock . .* a
hoes at Cut , a ~jfl|
Reduce my ' * Qr ,
.king Stock. - v 1
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Bought
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sica.1 In. ||
Caskets. '* . |
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ITS UP TO YOU
TO' (jET ALL YOU CAN FOR-|
. Y.OUR MONEY. Y|
It's an Age of Specializing?My Specialty is Clothing and 1
Men's Furnishings. Therefore My Prices on?rhe*etfa?t
are Lower Than Elsewhere.
Treat Yourself or Your Boy to a Suit or an OverCoat Gr .^'*1
Xraas. Something Serviceable. ' jJH
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Select Line of Rain Coats,. Overcoats, Ready-to-Wear ? ^
, Clothing?Umbrellas, Over Shoes, ^ppers-Erenrtbfng
to Make You Coihfortab^ Tffej>e Cold
.SAVE YOUR COUPONS. "
One Standard Talking Machine^ree to Every Customer
whose Cash Purchases Amount tp $J>0. Coupoi^ .Given, A
With Every .Purchase. *
J. B. Steele, The Clothier.* \ fl
Kingstree, S. C.
The Entire Round Trip to Charleston
of any Person'who Buys an Upright* |j
Piano from us During our Removal Sale.
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We have just leased the entire building" on the ?f. Jj^Con;er * #j/
of King" & Society Streets and will movie as soon as it is.
rebuilt. We will not movea sing"le instrument new ok
hand to our new store. JHl new 'instruments at. a larg"e I
reduction. Shop worn and slightly Tfrorta instruments at
about half price.^ Ensv payments arrang-fed^if des;red.AlL?^^jf..
correspondence will hare the personal#attention of1 Mr^r^j,
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