The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 19, 1907, Image 4
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KtNGSTREE. S. C
C. W. WOLFE.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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C. W. WOI FE,
Kinsistree, S. C.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 19 1907.
Thaught fulness is the dvnarno
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that moves men to good deeds.
Well, maybe the cocktail served
at the Fairbanks function
was a harmless, inoffensive oyster
cocktail.
A bare sufficiency is a curse,
inasmuch as it makes no call for
fnrthei effort and allows nothing
for charity.
It is a poor 3ort of man who,
because he has wronged his fellow-man,
hates him. N
A person worn out by work
is to be pitied, but much more
pitiable is one who is worn out
idleness.
Chrietlau charity is a gem
whose lustre sheds a- gleam of
hope amidst the gloom and darkness
of selfishness and egotism.
.If everv oue would give his
/own hnsine^a frhp nlnaa and prifi.
catl attentiou he bestows on bis
neighbor's, what a happy and
prosperous world we would live
.in.
.''Xndersoii has a curfew ordi,
nance requiring all small boys to
be off the streets after 10 o'olock
at night. Some such law iu
Kingstree would relieve the apprehension
of parents as to "where
it my wandering boy tonight."
Since the world began the human
race has ever been striving
> to obtain something for nothing.
Such a principle is directly opposed
to the inexorable laws of
nature and a moment's reflection
should <x>nvince the wayfarer of
the facd, even though he be a fool.
Mr James M Barr has resigned
as director-general of the
Jamestown exposition. It seems
that for the best interests of the
exposition Mr Barr should have
been barred some time ago,
so far as his coanection with the
ex positiou is poucerned.
The initial number - of the
South Carolina Pythian reached
-our desk a few days ago. The
Pythian, which is published by
the State Company, Columbia,
contains sixteen pages three columns
wide, and is typographically
excellent. Mr E H Aull, Newberry,
S. C., is the editor, and the
su bscription price is fifty cents
a year.
Chickens are scarce and command
high prices, while eggs cau
hardly be had for "love or mouey."
Now, isu't that a pointer
to some one who fancies that
.sort of thing to start a poultry
farm near town? It is a pleasant
occupation, the demand for the
I
produce id constant a-d tber
) good tnouey iu it To incret
i the earning capacity of such i
enterprise there might be add
a wood vard. In the wint
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season wood is about as scat
and h igh-priced us chickens u
; eggs.
The Fairbanks cocktail in
dent will not down. Replying
a charge that President Poo
velt or Secretary Loeb, and t
Vice President Fairbanks, u
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responsible for tile cocktails sen
at the luncheon tendered them
the latter at Indianapolis, con
the ever ready Loeb from Ovsl
Bay: '"The statement is too a
suid to be ^iveil any credent
Neither the president nor 1
secretary either directly or iin
rectly ordered anything of a
kinu at the lunch in <piestk
or at auy other lunch win
they were guests."
I am out for business at CO:
j or any old price just so it cash!
come and make known yoi
1 wants?trade is money, F
Thomas, Kingstree, S C.
New Advertisements.
M F Heller?Buggies, Brai
New and Up-to date.
Kingstree Hardware Co.
Wall Papering.
Bank of Lake City?Saving
Department?4 percent mteres
G 01 lie Epps?School Bool
and Waterman's Fountain Pen
People's Mercantile Co-Clotl
ing, Hats, King Quality Shoes.
T W Wood & Sons, Richmom
Va.?Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye an
Barley.
Stomach troubles, heart and Kidn<
ailments, can be quickly corrected wii
a prescription known to druggists evei
wnere as Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Ti
prompt and surprising relief which Ih
remedy immediately brings is entire
due to its Restorative action upon tl
controlling nerves of the Stomach, et
A weak stomach, causing dyspepsia,
weak heart with palpitation or intei
mittent pulse, always means wea
stomach nerves or weak heart nerve
Strengthen these inside or con trollin
nerves with DrShoop's Restorative ar
see howquickly these ailments disappet
Dr. Shoop of Racine, Wis., will ma
samples free. A test will tell. Yoi
health is certainly worth this simp
trial. Sold by D. C. Scott.
Notice ot Opeoiig Books of Su tecrij
tioo to ^Capital Stock of Flooec
urocerj tompanj.
Notice is hereby given that the ur
dersigned corporators, under and b
virtue of a commission to them direct*
by Hon. R. M. Met own, Secretary c
State, dated Sept 18th, 1907, will, o
Sept. 20th, 1907, at 12 m, at the office c
W. L. Bass, Esq., in Lake City, S. C
open books of subscription to the cap
tal stock of The Pioneer Grocery Con
pany. The capital stock is to bs 110
000 and the par value of each shat
fifty dollars.
G. L. Sauls,
S. M. Askins,
J. S. Mct'lak:,
W. T. Askins,
Corpor. tors.
It Lake City, S. C., Sept. 19, 1901
insurance.
Fire Insurance,
Tornado Insurance,
Plate Glass Insurance
Life Insurance,
Health Insurance,
Accident Insurance,
Burglary Insurance.
We represent only
Companies of unquestioned
reliability and
a policy is as good as
a gold bond. I
We'll
Bond You..
As Cashier, Treasurer
or any position '
of trust in any of the
largest companies in
America.
The Williamsburg
Insurance & Bonding
Agency.
OFFICE OVER L STACKLEY's
STORE,
Kingstree, - S. C.
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ci- The !v> .st tf :a.I gooas wt have ever carried has ar- a
(?) rive; and a!! an 1 ever oiy is oriiallv invited to call
'*!g a; d t:<ia ' E.; -usi-v ag r/sfor Walk- gj
?c- X O.e'* .e* ? r ;n.-n. the lost on the- market;. j
10 @ !'? >\v i' : > r.: p. and v.\ ,>n ?
/g\ No te letter. $1 o"? wc? th of nv-r.*$ lest (0)
1 }ss ; of- ' ';:-le @
eu vg/ panto: S:.:tl<i - hat- 'or n>' :r.<: l oy?', al: ;h .rs :... ?. ]>r:c* s ..
ly g *2 v" ar.i! $ : The: .-st ::r.e of Dry '.uod?. Fancy @ j'
Go- ds, I-:* P.: - ar.<l Mtior.s V.*e grtarar. very piece Jgi
ie? ? of mere. ai. ii e I vrzi.t from <?u:' store. 0 i
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KINGSTREE. S. C. ?
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Prepares boys and girls for college,
or for the business pursuits
^ of life. Eight instructors. Music
department. Healthful location.
_ Pure water. A limited number of
boarding pupils will be taken.
II Terms Reasonable, '
ks
Fall session begins Honday, September
16. For further information
write to the Superintendent,
d, or to
E C. EPPS, Clerk B'rd Trustees.
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if ORANGEBURG COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1
| ? ORANGEBURG, S. C. 5 _
Jj J First class equipment, streag facalty, thoroagh coarse of 5 ^
[e ^ st?idy. We offer as thoroairh a BasiaessCoarse <
> as aay school la the Sooth. A Fire (Heaths <
. J foarse for $70. We caa lake ealy 5
? ^ a few stadeats. For fatalogae <
> and all partkalars. address, J
y- > President W. S. PETERSON, <
* ^ 7-ll-3m Orangeburg, S. C. ^
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?- l| 11 The man who can see nothing but
e inflifirnotinn ^uq *q neverani?uut31? much;
I I K 111 U K^l llllI the man who can see no fun at all =
I llllIfcUmillil in lifeuever amounts to anything.
Some men excuse profanity on the
r. SfS?^&S^9nSeSSi Pound tbat it i? a oafetjr valve on
- u^r^iwttr tod Dr. shoos tbeir temper. But the more they
?- n? a4^.n*,.fc ,, iU_ rn]l,a ;Q
Keroedr?Dr. 8b<x)p'i ReetonttireT^oine^lrwl 8W0ar me more u-e rotate i#llt
??n?i upon to ML
out thot original and highly rital principle. no <?
ucb luting accomplishments were erer to 1? bod. 1
Fop stomach distress, bio*tine, btllooanew. bod 11
i will save you money.
?^ __ i am representing the che3aw
life door and sash co. and will be
\JllUv][l 9 pleased to quote you prices on
?^ # | Sash, Doors and all kinds
Restorative j tzxszd~
v i.- a^i. I also represent J. H. WEARN
Notice 01 Sale. & CO., Charlotte, N. C-, and
The undersigned trustees of Lake can interest you in fancy manCity
School District No. 15, will on tels. My prices are low for high
Thursday September 26th, 1907 at 12 grade, material as a comparison
noon, in front of J. M. Sturgeon's store * ... ' .. . , .? r
in Lake City, S. seU at public with other dealers will prove to
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, you.
the old school house and lot on Mc- ?^ _
Allister street in said town. The lot |1 I L a
contains very nearly one-half an acre a %/ LiUUot
and the building, which is a new one. * * _
can be easily and cheaply converted KltlgStreC, - - 5. C.
into a large and comfortable dwelling. (5,-27?311109
The object of this sale is to convert the
value of this property trenaereu unnecessary
for school purposes by the ? ?
building of a new school house) into
I money to be applied to the property. COTTON GINNERY.
Terms of sale, cash, purchaser to . _ .
pay for papers. Possession given To the Public 0: Lake City
! January 1st, 1908, probably earlier. an(j Vicinity:
W. T. Askins,
J. L. Stuckey. I beg- to announce that I have
9-10 2t. H L* Baker' put in a new and up-to-date cot
ton ginnery outfit and am now
Kingstree equipped for first class
a CAMP NO- 22. GINNING.
Xk 1BOULAI M B1TINOI , , , , .
K\ ut and 3rd Monday Will also pay highest price
JJ for cotton seed. t
li iiaUy^^S^torme Soliciting- your patronage, y
( up and sit on a stump , , ?
or hang about on the I outs truly,
PHILIP STOLL, S" T' (^DWItf'
1 9 27 12m. Con. Com. 8-29-41 Lake City, S. C.
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DeWitt'a Carbolized Watch Hazel i
Salve is good for boils, burns, cuts, \
'calds aud akin diseaaea. It ia eape- '
H?cially good for piles. Sold by W L 1
Wallace, M D.
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flUftM
KINGSTRI
ro WHOM IT MAY COXCERX:V.'e,
the umlersisued, having pure
o'umbia. Ohio, through their represei
m pur ted French Stallion, Vul-de-Sair
f ijfo.800.00, we ca?i conscientiously s;
i hors^ that we have ever had the pl&i
<* ish to improve their stock of horses \
Thos McCui
.M H .Jacobs
M F Heller, .John F McFadden,
J (J Everett, L P Kinder
VAL-de-SAIRE will stand the ee
>25 00. For full particulars call on or
nanager of F C Thomas' stables.
Aug. 30 '07.
Organized 1903.
Bank of L
Lake City
Capital Stock
Surplus SAVINGS
DEF
Interest allowed at the rate of 4 p
quarterly: February, May, Augi
OFFICi
A. H. Williams, Pres.,
W. J. Singletary, Vice Pres.,
W. L. Bass,
DIRECT
A. H. Williams, W. J. Sin
W. T. A skins, J. B. DuF
Henry P, \*
We are prepared to afford you ev?
and balance
SHINC
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BUZZARD HA1
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Co. I All Heart at $6.25 per M. N
per M. No. 3 A very good
I CARLOJ
Come to us, we can save you n
grade Lime $1.25 a barrel.
One carload of Pittsburgh Perfe
before placing your order.
SEWIN& MACHINES?A hig
to please, $20.00. *
BLIZZARD HA
lake cn
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you wAr
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ANY NICE
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YOUR ORDEf
K1NGSTREE HARD!
Mr A WELLS of Savanna
ime, and is an Artist in tha
ou satisfaction.
tJf Mr Wells will visit Lake Citj
Wall Paper
De Witt's Little Early Risers are ?
l<x d for anyone who needs a pill.
1'bey are small, safe, sore, little pills
that do not gripe or sicken. Sold by
W L Wallace, M D.
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F?l Clill
CO., 1
BE. 5. C.
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based from McLaughlin Bros., of
nt itive, Mr R I James, the grand
e, registered No. 4162, for the sum
ay he is the grandest specimen of
sure of looking at, and breeders who
vill do well to see him.
chen. Pres.
Sec'y and Treas.
BSSmit:,, | Direceor3.
aison at F (J Thomas' stables. Fee
address anv of the above officers'or
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The Old Reliable.
,ake City
, s. c.
$20,000.
- 5,000.
'ARTMENT.
ercent. per annum, payable
ast and November. * ^
ERS:
E. W. Yates, Cashier,
D. E. Motley, Asst. Cashier,
Attorney.
ORS:
gletary, J. A. Green,
tent, J. C. Lynch,
Vlliams. : m
try facili'y which your business
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