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YOL XXI KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA, OCTOBER 10, 1907. NO. 40
' LAKE CUT LOCALS.
ffirairapbs el Perttieat literal
Briefly Chronicled.
Mr. W. E. Howell of Charleston
was here Thursday night
and Friday of last week on a
trip of business and pleasure
combined.
Mr. C. H. Thomas ot Florence
spent Saturday and Sunday in
town.
Quite unexpectedly Mr. J. W.
. Cockfield sold out his goods in a
few hours recently and went out
K of business.
Mr Mr. Winslow Wright, the un|Bchallenged
leader of both the
^^mercantile and financial busiV
nesses ot Scranton, was noted
here one day last week. Mr.
Wright's career is one of the
best examples we know of what
can be accomplished by the
energy, thrift and unswerving
integrity of a poor man. Beginning
with nothing except the
qualities above mentioned he
has, in spite of poverty and
poor health, won a place in the
^ hall of success and a member*
ship in that society where
character is rated as a valuable
I asset.
Mr. Martin L. Severance, long
time of Lake City and still partly
of the same, was married to
Miss Maggie Whitaker of Milledge
ville, Ga., on the afternoon
of the 30tb ultimo, at 6 o'clock.
The ceremony took place at
Blakeley. Ga., where the bride
was teaching. Kev. W. R.
Langston, the Methodist minis,
ter made them one at the parsonage.
The couple went to
the bride's home where they
spent a day, after which they,
k of course, came to Lake City.
? Hence they went to Rocky
Mount, N. C., where they will
I make their home.
H
I Am so "Billy Martin" is mar
ried! Well, well, we remember
when he wasn't knee high to a
grasshopper and couldn't spell
"Constantinople" to save his
^life. All we have to say is this;
l^lf this t4Cracker" is worthy of
Martin Severance,she is a good
t one. That's all.
Mr. H. H. Singletary is at
^^iQnie from a trip on which he
BBHivoyed Misses Vonie Single
Maude singietary ana uora
K .Daniels.4They "took in" Nor -folk,
*^the show" and Washing
Rev. and Mrs. /$ W. Jackson
left here Friday for Florida,
B where they expect to live the
K remainder of their days, which,
m please God, may be many. They
fore this town and were kindly
n treated here, which kindness
full line ?f ^jj
thing always 1
hand. M
>ple's
m i.!l^ J
nercdmiie
Company, f"
they appreciated; but it is but i
natural for old folks to feel that I
"son or daughter "will take care \ i
of us as we go down the slope."
W. L. B.
Try a barrel of Town Talk
flour, at Farmers' Supply Co.
Having decided to discontinue
this department of my business
I offer for sale my stock of Coffins,
Caskets, Broadcloth Trimmings,
etc., absolutely at cost
& M Askins, Lake City, S C.
9-19-3t
Closing out sale at cost?all
kinds of undertakers supplies,
Coffins, Caskets,Trimmings, etc.
S M Askins, Lake City, S C.
9-19 3t
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{removal . ! j
1 notice! j
|M M \
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|On or about Septembers ;
1st I will move into a \
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| store on Academy street \
i near the postoffice, where j
I will carry a full com- j
plete line of everything |
usually found in a first-j
| class store. j
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The Bargain Specialist,
i Kingstree, jj
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Xv.v. King Qua!
v.v.v for their un
v>>>> ities. The
.' >y for each pai
This seas
pleasing it
them bef<
Spring i
For Sale and (iuaranteed t
PEOPLED MERCANTILE
Try a caddy of tobacco at 22c
per pound, at Farmers' Supply j
Co. * ;<
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| BUGQI
Brand New
() Up-to-date
8 Just from Fa
jF ONE CAR LOAD U
U ONE CAR LOAD COI
S BEST ON TH
j) Cash or approved Pap
| M. F. H
Z KINQSTRE
I Du Rants'D
? is now headqui
School Books
Sch
i Your EYES examined ai
E and errors of refr;
? This is done by us
scope, the best ar
? invented linstr
f Eye-work in the
straining, no guess
for examinations at
spectacles and glass*
c J. B. Du
f PHYSICIAN AND
| LAKE CI1
.iL-t -i
Quality "
'SFORMENMm1 a,
OEionm i
gf\V. i
lity shoes are famous ?.\V.
iform wearing qualy
never disappoint,
r is made to conform .WW t ^
high standard before Di
factory. You can al- XvH
a them. King Qualquire
no "breaking vav
fit your feet when >>>>
n and retain their ;>>*$
pe indefinitely. Try ;\v!j
tality shoe. It is the \v*v
i. :?>S
on's patterns are jj/JS
n every respect. See
?re purcliasing your vav
lihoes. rXv
COMPANY. I
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?
.J u>t received, car of Town
'";i!k flour, at Farmers' Supply
Co s. I
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ctory jjjj
ACKNEY BUGGIES. ?
LUMBIA BUGGIES. 5jf *
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drugstore fi s
arters for all ? ||| 3- *
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id all visual defects ||| 3:
action corrected. ||| 3: hj
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id most recent v III 5
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present and ail III ^ yo
is guaranteed by ||| ^ h!
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PHARMACIST, ?e
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[aving purchased bef
Jvance in prices we
i position to give
irgains in anything
OUR LINE.
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POINTER BRAND MATS
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CUT FROM CADES.
Local aid Persoial Items aid Mews
of General Interest
Cades, October 9:?When you
worry about a little money just
Load up your wagon with cotton
seed and come to our town. Seed
ire worth $23.50 per ton here.
Most of the fields are still
snowy white with cotton.
The Cades Ginning Co. have
:heir machinery in good condi:ion
now and are pleasing the
armers very much in the way
>f "ginning clean."
The cotton market here is one
>f the best in the 8tate. Bring
m your cotton and you will be
>leased.
Cades Graded school is doing
licely under the efficient manigement
of Miss Mamie Mcjeece.
Patrons and pupils are
iighly pleased.
The WOW camp here is full
f life and in a prosperous conition.
A new man rides the
Billy" occasionally. Visiting
lembers of other camps are always
cordiall} invited.
Mrs T P. T?pampc ic eTV#?nr?incr
"""" " " ????" ? "i b
ome time with relatives in|Wilaington.
Mr B W Moore was in town
londay from Moore's X?Roads.
Dr J C Moore went to Kings*
ree Monday on business.
Mr W P Cooper was in town;
ist week on business. He reamed
to bis home in Columbia
aturday night.
Mrs J L McPadden and Misses
earl and Ruby Graham have
iturned from the Jamestown
^position. (
Mrs Ella ,3ryan of George>wn
is visiting her parents, Mr "
ad Mrs B W Moore, at Moore's (
Roads. i
Mr Clayton Thomas and Miss j
arrie Baker of Hebron vicinity <
ere happily married last Wed- j
isday afternoon. They hare I
ir best wishes for a long and c
ippy life. (
Watchman.
e
Save 50 to 75 per cent on Cof- <3
as, Caskets, etc., by buying at I
>st at closing out sale. S M
skins, Lake City, S C. 9 19 3t ^
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If real coffee disturbs your Stomach, fc
ur Heart or Kidneys, then try this fc
sver Coffee immitation?Dr. Snoop's
?lth Coffee. Dr. Shoop has closely
itched eld Java and Mocha Coffee in ?
vor and taste, yet it has not a single 1<
aln of real Coffee in it. Dr. Shoop's I.
ialth Coffee Immitation is made from
re toasted grains or cereals, with
alt, Nats, etc. Made in one minute. a
> tedious long wait You will surely
e it. Get a free sample at ourstore.
ople's Mercantile Co.
A nice line of wagons?one ?
id two horse just ready tojhaul
irteen cents cotton at?F C 8i
jomas',Kingstree, SC. p
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fit
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Special Offer.
You are invited to call and
see the following vehicles,which
will be sold at cost to make
room for our fall stock: ,
Seven surreys prices from $65
to $90 00
f? ar AA ??A AA
X V* U ^UHCIUUS VU.UV/ dUU< IU.VV
Two 2 seated open buggies
each 50.00
Two open buggies each 25.00
One top rubber tire buggy
70.00
One open rubber tire buggy
65.00
One top rubber tire buggy
50.00
Williamsburg Live Stock Co.,
10 3-4t Kingstree, S. C.
,
Meetlii of Coop Prasloy.
Camp Preesley met Uat Saturday
and reorganized. The following
officers were re-elected for the ensuing
year: H H Kinder, Com
mandant; <i J Uraham, Adjutant;
Rev E E Ervin, Chaplain. On the
pension board were elected: Messrs.
HH Kinder, A W Flagler, G J
Graham and H 0 Britton. A mo* ,
tion prevailed to hold the next
meeting in Kingstree on Lee's birth*
day, January 19,1908.
Stomach troubles. Heart and Kidney
ailments, can be quickly corrected with
a prescription known to druggists
everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Restorative.
The prompt and surprising relief whieh '
this remedy immediately brings is en*
t'rely due to its Restorative action upon
the controll ng nerves of fhe Stomach,
etc. D. C. Scott.
ageUar.
Everybody in South Carolina is
eligible.
Did people stooped with suffering,
Middle age, courageously fighting,
Youth protesting impatiently;
Children, unable to explain;
A.U iu misery from their kidneys.
Dnly a little backache filth
3omes when you caicb a cold.
Dr when you strain the back.
ii %: i* i.ii
nany complications ioiiow.
Jrinary disorders, diabetes, Bright'alisease.
loan's Kidney Pills cure backache.
)ure every form of kidney ills.
J W Powell, propriator of a genral
store at U coal, wood and icei
lealer of Waverlv, living at 2010
Handing St., Columbia, S C, says:
'My son baa been afflicted with kid*
ley and t rinary trouble from child*
lood, being nnable to coatrol the
ecretions especially when asleep,
iince using Doan's Kidney Pills he
las entirely recovered."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
enta. Foster-Milburn Co, Bnffa*
. xr ?i- f -
j, new iur?, suit- agents lor 109
Jnited States.
Remember the name?Doan's?
nd take do other.
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Trespass Notice..
All persona are hereby warned aaingt
bunting,fishing,cutting timber of .
i any manner otherwise trespassing or
ntering upon the lands of the unaerigned
in Lake and Indian townships on
enalty c* the law against such tresass
ing. E F P Ross KB. 10-lQ-Jt