The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 14, 1907, Image 7
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i Just
received!
k A big line of ladies' solid gold
* patches and chains, necklaces,
diamond rings,
bracelets, stick pins,
brooches, waist sets, in
fact, everything in the
n jewelry line, uive me a
call at Hotel Van Keuren
building. Also, all kinds
of watch repairing done
{ on short notice.
E A. WATTS,
Kings tree, S. C.
8-29-tf '
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THE COUNTY RECORD,
? Kings tree, S. C
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Kmgotreff bodge Knights
of Pythias
Regular Convention* Irery
2mA'mi 4ti^WiSai?S|y nlgfcU
Visiting brethren always welcome,
Castle Hall 3rd story Gourd in Building,
Thqs. McCutchek, g a
R. K. Wallace, k, b. s. ,
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232 & 234 KING S
The House i
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The Largest Wholesale aid
are aiy lidieeaeit, we are
WE CUT FINE QOOE
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Our stocks are now comp
All the newest effects in
Men, Women and Childre]
line of Notions, etc. Doi
6mall orders as well as 1;
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| IF YOU WANT A BUGGY
WHY NOT BUY THE
Best on the Market? 1
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WE SELL THEM?THE TYSON & JONES.
WE HANDLE A NUMBER OF OTHERSTANDARD
MAKES, ALSO WAGONS, HARNESS.
L/\P ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS, ETC.
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all the best on the market i
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F. C. Thomas, j
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J 3Cin.grstxfoe, S. C.
P. P. P.
(Prftofcly Ask* Nil |Nt m4 Nkntaa,)
?Mini posrrnri ounm or all forma and raom or?
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RHEUMATISM
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SSank of Williamsburg,
' . KINGS REE, S. C.
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I Capital Stools - - $40,000.
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Chas. W. Stolid Pres. E. C. Epps, Cashier, F. Rhem, V, Pres
WE do business on business principles. ,
. WE extend every,consideration consistent with. safe and sound
banking.
WE pay four per cent on deposits in Savings Department, payable
quarterly. i * - * *
WE"nespectfully solicit-your business.- Large or small it will receive
oor best attention.
Board. Of Directors.
?W 10. Sto/f, tO. V. WilktMs, PS. Siint/M,
10., / 5y?****, f. P. S>. Pkwm^
V. jf. PlaJMty, / C. Srakmm.
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TREET, CH
that Gives you "SATISFACTION" or your
Retail Mail Order Roue li tie Stitl. We're after joir lisiiess, aid
sire te fret it. TRT US?Write for samples aid prices, yea'll receive tl
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?S IN DESIRABLE LENQTHS, FOR MERCHANT? at V
IAI TY MOII.QP OP THP :
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ady-to-Wear G001
R LADIES, niSSES, BOYS, CHILDREN and INFAN
i ipfi triir, we'll Mllsf; yei, til sire jti weiej, ill If mi utlsM,
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w Fall Dress Goods and S
?lete, full to over-flowing with the newest of plain and fancy dress j
silks in Plain, Plaids and Fancies. Best of Table and Fancy Lineni
n; Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Art squares and Curtains; Gloves, Hosi
a't forget our's is a large establishment; we sell as cheap as others
arge ones. If you know your wants, we know how to supply them,
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Just received: a car load of
fancy horses, nice drivers.
11-7 4t K C Thomas.
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Notice.
S Notice is hereby given to all overseer
to warn out the hands on ih?ir;
sections: and where there are none,
emplov enough t>> complete the work
on the roads at once.
> J SlNGLETARY.
County Supervisor.
10-17- tr
NOTICE!
FARMERS
Genuine Peruvian Guano,
Guaranteed pure. Best
Natural flanure to
make Cotton and Tobacco.
It leads. Also
Nitrate, Sulphate and
flurlate of Potash,
Nitrate of Soda, Basic
Slag. All direct from
Importers to you.
For pricee, etc., write to
J. J. SNOW;
Agent,
CHURCH. S. C.
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POMKSTIC'SEWING MACHINES
Best on the market for the money. If you
want a high crude machine at a low price call oa
L. C. riontjfomcry,
at Kenuedy-Montgomery Co'a.
8-22 Sm KINGS THEE. 8. C.
Registration Notice.
Theoffice of the Supervisor of "Reg
(stratum will be opened on the first
, Monday in every month for the purpose
of the registering of any person
who is qualified as follows:
Who shall have been a resident ol
1 the State for two years, and of the
county one year, and of the polling precinct
in which the elector offers tc
' vote four months before the day dl
election, and shall have paid, *ii
. months before, any poll tax then due
and payable; and who can both read
and write aay section of the constitution
of 18K submitted to him by the
Supervisors of Registration, or wbc
can show that he owns, and 2ias paid
i all taxes collectable on during the
; present year, ptoperty in this Stat*
i assessed at three hundred dollars oi
more. J. Y. McOILL,
t.lerk of Board.
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ARLESTON, S. C.
Money Back.
if law prices far *# < Gaads
tea by reCiri Bail.
WHOLESALE PRICES.'
SOUTH ON
DS
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ytir Btiey efeeerfilly retiriei
ilks
joods in Black and Colors.
3. Woolen underwear for
ery, Ribbon and a full
buy, and we want your
TRY US.
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For Sale!
We will offer for Bale to the high
?* nuoh of K"innrQfppp or
COl. U1UUCI, IUI uciou, ?w , ?
the first Monday in December next,
the following tracts of land, to-wit^
One tract containing three hun
dred and thirty-nine acres within 1
nule of Johneonville church, aud
graded school, bounded as follows:
North a >d east by G. S. B. Hug
gins' land; south by Thos. Giuns
lanu, and west hy Muddy creels
swamp, the run being the line.
2d. Ore tfact containing one hundred
acres, one and one half miles
from Johusouville, and bounded as
follows: On the east hy land formerly
owned by J. L. Venters; south
by land formerly owned by W. H,
Johneon; west by land of estate ol
J. \iV. Kimball and estate of H. C.
Haselden, north by land formerly
owaed by W. J. Dennis.
ttd. One tract containing six hun
dnd and thirty-nine acres, more 01
lesi, known as the Kimball tract,
bouuded as follows: Sonth by land
formerly owned by W. J. Haselden
east by lands formerly owned by
W. J. Dennis; north hy lands ol
J. H. Chapman and estate of J. W
Kimball,and west by public road fron
Johnson's ferry to Georgetown, tb<
road being the line between said lane
and 8. B. Poston'i land.
4th. One tract containing tw<
acres, situated at Jobasonfiuo ant
bounded aa follow*: North by lam
of John M. Eaddy; east by land o:
the estate of H. C. Haselden; sontl
and west by 8. B. Poeton's land,
8. B. Haselden,
Daisy H. Cooper.
10-17-9t.
Coffee, 10 to 35 eti per lb afc Hil
& Dickson's Lake City. 10-31-t
There is nothing better for stom
acb trouble than Kodol, which con
tains the same juices found in
healthy stomach. ,Xodol is off ere
oq a guaranteed plan for the relic
of heart burn, flatulence, sonr a ton
acb, belching of gas, nansea, and a!
stomach troubles So at times whe
you don't feel just right, when yo
are drowsy after meals, and yoc
head aches or when you have no an
bition, and yon are cross and irri
table, take a little Kodo). It digee
what you eat. It will make yc
healthy. Sold by W. I* Wallac
M. D.
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1 j Want More Cotton to Gli
We continue to do all we sa
we are doing, viz, . ginning a
' the cotton that is brought u
without any one having to wai
very long. In fact it now look
that we cannot be crowded an
day, turning out tbe shortstap
in as short time as ten to twel\
' minutes. ;
> While the price of seed
J somewhat off, yet we are pa;
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: liig more man me present coi
J ditions will warrant for all tl
. seed accessible, that we migl
! control the situation here amoo
I you. ^ home corporation doin
- business at home for the interei
. at home.
To those who do not care t
| sell their seed for cash we ai
offering a strictly high grad
meal in exchange. Our rate <
exchange at the mill is 1500 lb
of meal for one ton of seed. ]
is a conceded fact cotto
seed meal is a cheaper an
more eflecthe fertilizer tha
cotton seed. According t
I chemical analysis of each 88
.'pounds of cotton seed mea
are equivalent to 2000 pound
of cotton seed, but owinj
to the superior mechanics
condition of meal, it is safe t
m
asaume that 800 pounds ot mea
arc the full equivalent to one toi
of cotton seed, therefore, what
eyer excess above 800 pounds o
meal theffarmer gets inexchang
for a ten of seed is so much clea
profit to him in comparison wit)
using the ton of seed directly a
a fertilizer. You can readily se
that by exchanj^ing your see<
with us yon realize nearly 10
per cent on the transaction.
Bring your seixl to us and no
make the mistake of gettinj
inferior meal elsewhere in ex
change.
Our meal is open for ins pec
tion. Samples sent on applica
tion.
Yours,
{South Atlantic Oil Co.,
By Geo. E. McEL, Mgr.
Il-17-tf
Gala Week Attraclions
Charleston will be "At Home"
1 to her friends and cousins of the
;! old Palmetto State next week,
f The Annual Fall Festival held
r in the "City by the Sea," is one of
1 the events of the season and
people who take in the State
and county fajrs also save a
. little time for the Merry Week .tj
at Charleston, and never fail to
enjoy the visit. This year the
' Fall Festival promises to be of
' unusual interest. The commit,
tees in charge of the various
, features have spared no pains
' to make the programme attrac1
tive. A considerable number of
military companies from vari.
ous portions of the State will
r take part in the prize drills, on
> Marion Square and in the grand
| military parade. The trade and
J fantastic parade, a feature that
[ is always interesting, will be
. larger and better than ever.
> The fourth annual exhibit of
j the Charleston poultry association,
with admission free, is a
i drawing card.
1 A number of excellent tent
1 and hall shows have been se'
cured and will help make the
place lively. The management
has secured at.considerable expense,
the illumination of King
street, from. Broad to Spring,
street, a very attractive features
1 Welsh Neck High 8chool footf
ball team will play against theCitadel
team Tuesday afternoon
'* at the ball park.
l* The railroad rate from any
?._x_ _
* point in toe oiaie is uuc
d for the round trip, plus 25 centsu
Gala Week Tlsltira Ji
D to Charleston fro^i Williamsru
burg will receive a cordial weiir
come (especially if they men- . yX
tion The Record) at Stephen
Thomas & Bro's Jewelry Empot8
rium.
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,u This firm carries a complete ,
** line of everything in the way of
Watches, Jewelry, Wedding
Presents, Xmas Presents, in fact,
I. everything to be found in an upto-date
well-equipped city jewy
elry store.
Prices and quality guaranteed.
;s Cordially yours,
t . Stephen Thomas & Bro._,
B 25 King street, , " i
y Charleston, S C.
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re i Don't FailtoBlTMs:.
,
,s We would, advise those of our
fm readers who intend visiting
Q" Charleston during "Gala Week"
le to. visit . Louis Cohen & Co'a
mammoth dry goods establishment.
which they will find fitted
lK up with all the modern convert
niences that go to make up an .
up-to-date place of business.
0 Tbi3 is one of the largest es- ^
"e tablisbments in the South,
double stores, three stories,
lighted throughout with elecs*
trie lights, electric elevator and
^ easy stairway. Ladies rest
n room, containing library, ordid
nary, etc., which are at the sern
vice of all their patrons aud
? visitors. You will find one of .
^ the finest stocks of merchandise
1 in the South, displayed in handsome
glass show cases and fix?
tures, the newest in vogue, ex 1
hibiting an immense assortment
0 of silks, dress goods, linens, do 1
mestics, laces, embroidries, kid
Q gloves, hosiery, carpets, rugs,
" art squares, mattings, lace cur.
* tains, furniture coverings, upe|holstery
goods, etc., etc. The
r second floor is devoted entirely
^ to ready-to-wear garments for
8 ladies, misses and children. On
e the third floor, you'll And the
* prettiest of art departments
0 and a lull line of ornaments,
bric-a-brac, dolls, chinaware,etc,
* suitable for presents of all kinds.
? A cordial welcome awaits all
who enter their portals, and a
large force of courteous salespeople
are employed to attend
" to your every want.
For specially courteous attention
ask for Mr Cecil Jacobs, of
this county, and tell him that
jou saw the invitation in The
Courtt Record.