The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 28, 1907, Image 7
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A big line of ladies'solid gold;
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? bracelets, suck pins,
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v fact, everything in the
jewelry line. Give me a
call at Hotel Van Keuien
building. Also, all kinds
of watch repairing dene
r V on ^ort notice.
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THE COUNTY RECORD
Kingstree, S. C.
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v s Mnfstree Lodge
Kni^ts of Pythias
Regular Conventions Every
2nd"and nights.
Visiting brethren always welcome,
Castle Hall 3rd story Gourd in Building.
Thos. McCutchen, c. c.
R. K. Wallace, k. e. s.
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Ilouis
232 & 234 KING SI
The House tl
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The Largest Wholesale a ad I
are a?y fidieeae it, we are s
| 1 WE CUT FINE OOODS
M i nt srtuii
kei
wu for
+ Describe your waits, send as ai <
k. -ne>
Our stocks are now compk
All the ne^st effects in si
Me*yffomen and Children;
iinljrNotions, etc. Don"'
smafrorders aS well as lar
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IF YOU WANT i BUGGY, i:
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WHY NOT BUY THE 1 \
Best on the Market? - f j
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WE SELL THEM?THE TYSON '& JONES. [*
WE HANDLE A NUMBER OF OTHER STAND- |i;i
ARD MAKES, ALSO; WAGONS. HARNESS. \f
L*P ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS, ETC.
all the best on the market "
F. C. Thomas,
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P. P. P.
(Prickly Ask, Poke Root a?d Potaaaina.)
j MAKES POSITIVE CURES Or ALL FORMS AVD STAGES OP
PkTiidtu uiira P. P. P. ? ? ?H*?- y on will ragala fl?ii ul rtrnftL
At mmbinAUoc, ??i pmcnb, it witk nni WuU of ?,r(; ul ill llmiM rtnHii|
|mt Mtwfirtiea for th? ram of oil 'rem erirtuiof tk* tyitoa in eorod by
fwm? oad Mp? of Priruirr. S^<?l?rr KKJOH tb* bm of P. P. P.
?d4 Tarttory fypbilii, SyphillUt KKf?- Lodiei who* ijrrtomi oiw yakOBBd ??d
atiaaa, Rwafalr>?i Clrert ar.d Sore', wboaa blnod 1?Is an iBipU*eoufiitirn 1M j
(Haadalar l?*llie|i. F.beniaettwa, Kid1' '* *Ma*tnMl irracularitte* era peculiarly
way OaayltlaU. Old Chroaie Htm tbat Wokll^F Woiiltd by tba wonderful tome and
SYPHILIS ? SCROFULA
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bare rwatetan all traatseat. Catarrh, hkia aM>
_ _ _ _ , . __ bload rlanctiay propartiaa af P. P. P.,
ZMaaaaaa, XenaKa, Cbroatc Paw alt f J0\
Coaplalata, Marcarta. Pc^, Trtto*. VT# A,k ,'ok? R?*
Bealdhaad. ata., eta. Said by all Dranbla.
P. P. P. to a paaijjfal baaii awd an ^
ueaDaat appMaar. baUd.af.ap ?b. "JgP F. V. LIPPMAN, Pr?prUtar
aytfaa rapidly. If yaa aia wank and S?a?nn?h. G?.
faakla, and faal badly try P. P. P.. and
RHEUM ATIS'jVI
Siank of ftfiiliamsburg,
ICINGS REE, S. C.
Capital Steele - - $40,000.
Chas, W. Stoli, Pres. E C Epps, Cashier, F. Khem, 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.
WE"respectfully solicit your business. Large or small it will receive
our best attention.
Board. Of Directors.
Chat. W. JW/j, llJ. V. hJiUcitu, 17* S. Somrttix,
2l/. / 9?ex sen, / 97?cJ-a4?tem, SPAemt,
TJ. j(. UStaJteiey, J. C. Srmkmm.
1 COHEN & C(
'BEET, CHA
hat Gives you "SATISFACTION" or your I
tetall Mall Order House iu (fee South. We're after your business, aid If
ire te get It. TRY US?Write for staples aid prices, you'll receive thei
> IN DESIRABLE LENOTHS, FOR MERCHANT? at Wl
ALTY HOUSE OF THE S
idy-to-Wear GOOE
. $ vJf v'" \
LADIES, HISSES, BOYS, CHILDREN and INFANTS
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open order, fre'lf satisfy you, aid save yon Wtiey, aid If lot satisfied, yo
v Fall Dress Goods arid Sil
;te, full to over-flowiqg with the newest of plain and fancy dress go<
Iks in Plain, fteids awl -Fancies. Be$t ot Table and Fancy Linens.
Carpets, Mattings ^Rugs, Art squares; and Curtains; GloyesfRosier
t forget our's is a la%e.establishment,* we sell as cheap'Is others b
ge ones. If you know your wants, we know bow to supply thera, T
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A tieKJin? eougn, from" any carrse, ;'
s qui'-lfly stopped bjr I)i .=| >ftoop's.
ough dure.' An?l ?) i?.>'.so tjjnoughly '
iarmie^-anu safe, thai Dr. SBo'P'eJls
nothers everywhere to ?ive it"without I
lesitatior,. even to ve v young habie .
rhe wholesome green leaver and tenk
r .-t'-rar ?f a lunghapli rg inoaptafii- i
shrty. fun i'ii the unJDve proper I
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k-s toj)!* shrftop's ?oo*h '\-ure. 'it*
air:-- r1;* cough. an?J heal* the sore and
4QStivl9 bron hir.l rr.ambr me 4. ,, Xp
p'pr.i. no. crt^oJcrJt},jrioihiflfif har?)f
ise'.'l t<>Th.'uVe r suplVess.' Simply a
'esiuyus ;?! .lit extract. that helps to
lea] achii^g lung.-. The Spaniards call <
his shrub the Docto** uses "The ,
?aicredHerb.'*>T)en::nrI It Shroop's
Take uo 'ither.. f o'. bv 1*. Q. ?cott.
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Notice.
No tied li?< eyeby given to all over,eer*
to wafr> (Jut the bands on th'-fr.
igcUoASR and - where theffc fcrelnone,'
smplov enough t complete the work
?n the roads at once.
> J SlNGLETARY,
t oah j S ape rvisor.
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Notice
Tift ' French Coach Stallion
:an be.. seenjU Mr. I). E. Kf:J
[jutcfieris. tlfurch P. O., for
:he next two weeks. Breeders
will do welFto see him. ll-21-2t;
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NOTICE!
FARMERS
Genuine Peruvian Guano,
Guaranteed pure. Best
Natural Hanure to
V
make Cotton and Tobacco.
It leads. Also
Nitrate, Sulphate and
Huriate of Potash,
Nitrate of Soda, Basic
Slag. All direct from
importers to you.
For }>f;cvs, ere., writ" t??
J. J. SNOW;
Agent,
' CHURCH, 5. C.
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on tie market for the money. If you
want a hish grade inuchin- *t u low price call ,">n
L. C. flontgomery,
at Kennedy-Montgomery Co'*.
8-22 3rn KINGSTRKE. S. C.
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BLESTON, S. C.
foHev Back.
' law prices fer Sh^s
ky retiri Ball.
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HOLESALE PRICES.
iOUTH ON
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or money cheerfully returned
Iks
jds in Black and Colors. .
Woolen underwear for i
Ribbons and a full
ay, and we want your
Jo* ft
Man WtjaW^an't Chtap. <abt i. Cigar
and aT^ilMnr** fcf~tH^Kett:'.
The < irrar ?Hi*<Mt?- 4he foMtfr.. ,\f- a
certain holr-l is rearer the ?!oor tlu.n
the <Je-k is. ?n?i fnx|iicinlv people
who .hjive*vnJjiet st*3t*J at Ihc. hoslclrHV5|l
?0 to i!xr?iaj.\l flVrJrJ?frr.
The 'dt her -*'Wning a ^uan? from ;up
in ttie north part of the state entered
tlie lobby rand went to the^igat
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"What arel^u rli'es?" hfc^-.ked
of tho girl.
"prom )?> to 50 cents," she replied,
thinking he meant the prices
of Cigars.
uIiee! Is that all?" he asked.
"SQiinds good to me."
The girl put three boxes of cigars
on the case. The man took a.iHavana.
.^iiueU obliged,he ^id*'.vT}s
it c^toi^bry io/sefem^^.ey^vti'gw
giiest?"' ' * *
The girl thought it was one of
the usual little pleasantries men unload
at ^Jie stand. "{Mf, yes,"' ehe'
said. '%
"Well " said the man from the
cbtmtryf "thtfrr is the register ?y
" ?Rrght her?,- said "the gfrl, pomtipg
to the cash register.
. Hp thought it a joke and laughed.
"Where's tie hook?" he asked when
lie had finished laughing. "I meant
to put my name down."
'*you don't have to register when
you buy a eigar," said the girl. She
didn't -know just what was wrong
with that man.
"J?ut I want a room," he said.
"Oh!" came from the girl as she
realized the mistake that had been
made. "There's the desk over
there. This is the cigar stand. Go
there and get your room/'
i Then she dropped into a chair to
1 laugh. Pretty soon the clerk came
to the stand.
j "Say," he said to the girl, "what
' made you tell that man we had
j rooms here for f$om 10 to 50 cents
a night ? He Paid he wasn't cheap
and would take the quarter one.
He's gone-away with a bad opinion
| of us."
"That's not the worst of it," sa;c
I the girl. "He's gone away with on<
j of our fifteen cent cigars too."?Ex
! cliangc.
Origin af "Hip, Hip, Hurrah!"
A I/ondon paper, answering i
! question as to the derivation o'
"Hip, hip, hurrah!" printed tin
i following excerpt on the -subjee
I from the London Tatler of 183'i
| "During the stirring times of tin
crusades the chivalry of Europe wa
i excited to arms by the inflammator;
i, appeals of the well known Peter tin
Heranit. While preaching the cru
s;;t!c this furious zealot was accus
tomed to exhibit a banner embla
I zored with the letters H. E. P., tin
' initials of the Latin words, Tliero
1 solyma Est Perdita' (Jerusalem i
I destroyed). The people in some o
the* countries which he visited, no
i being acquainted with Joitin, rest
and pronounced the inscription r.
if one word?Hep. The follower:
! of the Hermit were accustomed
1 whenever an unfortunate Jew ap
pea rod in the streets, to raise th<
cry, "Hep, hep, hurra,' to hunt hiir
down and flesh upon the defenseless
Israelite their maiden swords, be
- . . 1 ? l t .'1L
j Tore they essayed their temper win
the sci miter of the Saracen."
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A Noble Critic. .
i When Pope was first introduced
j to Lord Halifax to reed his ''Iliad/
the nohle critic generously criticised
this passage and that word at frequent
intervals. The poet was
stung with vexation, for the parts
that most pleased him were the
ones most criticised. As he re|
turned home with Sir Samuel
Garth he revealed his displeasure.
"Oh," said Garth, "you are not
acquainted with his lordship. He
must criticise. At the next visit
read him the same passages and tell
him you recollected his criticisms/'
Pope made use of this stratagem.
Lord Halifax was delighted and exclaimed,
'Tope, thev are now inimitable
!"
Faood the Lion*.
African Explorer (spinning a
yarn)?Not very long ago I went
out one day unarmed, when I sud
denly found myself face to face
with three lions.
Friend?Well?
Explorer?I fixed my gaze on the
brutes, then stuck my hands in my
pockets and walked away, whistling
an air from an opera.
Friend?And didn't the lions immediately
rush at you ?
Explorer?They couldn't. It was
at the zoo.?London Tit-Bits.
Hurrying Him.
A superintendent of the Little
Wanderers' home attended a watch
night service and closed his testimony
by saying, "It may be but a
month longer that I shall be here,
perhaps a week, or even before the
close of another day I shall be
gone." He had hardly seated himself
when a young man in the back
of the vestry started the old song,
"Oh, why do you wait, dear brother,
oh, why do you tarry so long???
Christian Register.
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* "We will ?flfeir*for sale to the high* '. .
est-bidder,-for cash, at Kiugstrec, <Jp*
, the first Aloud ay in December nex|>
i the'folio Viog^ tracts of land, to-wif'.
, One tract containing three hu^I
dred and thirty-nine acres withiu 'A
mi|e of Johnsonville church and
graded school, bounded as foliowt: . . .~v
North a-d east by G. 8. B. Huf- ^
wi>w land: south bv Thos. Ginns'
iaqbji and west hy Muddy creek
j swamp, the run being the line.
2d. Oi e tract containing one hn5;
dred acres, one and one-half mil^
from Johusouville, and bounded Mr
follows: On the east by land form-,
erly owrtai by J. L Venters; south-,
by land formerly owned by W.
Johnson; west by land of estate ofJ.
W. Kimball and estate of H. Q&
J Haeelden, north by land formtrW'% ' ? $
! owned by W. J. Dennis.
j 3d. One tract containing six hun^
dred and thirty-nine acres, more oirv
less, known Kiprl^tli trac'|,p
boauaea->s.folhta?by Mra'CD
' for#terly Owned bww./JH\
^east'1)y aa ndV^ foriMerfy owuftd ^r'
W.v J^Dennis; north ^ lamte'Xrf
'Jf H. Chapman- ahd Wrtae' of' J. W.
Kimball.ami west/>ypublic road from
Jobq 9qrt'$. feirt y. to G eorgetown,. the
rbad being 'the line bet ween skid land "
and S. B. Boston's land- .. .iJj
. 4th. One tract, containing twoacres,
situated at Johnsonvilie and
bouuded as follows: North by laud
of John M. Eaddy; eaat by )and of
the estate pf H. C. Haselden; sooth,
and west by S. *B. Boston's land,
s. B. Hase:lden, .
- DAISVH. COOPER-.. , .
Purchaser to.pay for papers*
10-17-Ott . ,
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^The first ingredient in the 1
' making of a clean- city is the J 01
home.
There is nothing better for stom|
ach trouble than Kodol, which con- ?' ,/J
tains the same juices found in a
> healthy stomach. Kodol is offered
on a guaranteed plan for the relief - 2?
^ of heart burn, flatulence, sonr stom- >i ' ' $!
[ ach, belching of gas, nausea, and all
stomach troubles So at times when
you don't feel just right, when yon
x are drowsy after meals, and your
f head aches or when you have no am.
e bition, and yon are cross and irritable,
take a little Kodol. It digests
: what you eat. It will make you .
I healthy. Sold by W, L Wallace,
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! Want More Cotton to Girt.' w *5
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On account of insufficent supe
ply of cotton to keep us ron
(ning every day, beginning next ; |
J week, we will confine ourselves^
t: to gin days. These being Tues-I
j day, Wednesday, and Friday
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? ui eacn wccii. jluc giuumg puu>*
lie will please govern themselves?
accordingly.
[ While the price of see<f is .
, somewhat off, yet we are pay5
ing more than the present con
ditions will warrant for all the
' seed accessible, that we might
control thesituationhere among
you. A home corporation doing
' business at home for the interest
)
I at home. %
To those who do not care to
sell their seed for cash we are
offering a strictly high grade
meal in exchange. Our rate of
exchange at the mill is 1500 lbs.
of meal for one ton of seed. Jt
is a conceded fact cotton
seed meal is a cheaper and
more effective fertilizer than
cotton seed. According to
I chemical analysis of each 886
pounds of cotton seed meal
are equivalent to 2000 pounds
of cotton seed, but owing
to the superior mechanical
condition of meal, it is safe to
assume that 800 pounds of meal
are the full equivalent to one ton
of cotton seed, therefore, whatever
excess above 800 pounds of
meal tbe(farmer gets in exchange
for a ton of seed is so much clear
profit to him in comparison with
using the ton of seed directly as
a fertilizer. You can readily see / ''
that by exchanging your seed
with us you realize nearly 100
per cent on the transaction.
Bring your seed to us and not
make the mistake of getting
inferior meal elsewhere in exchange.
Our meal is open for inspection.
Samples sent on application.
Yours,
{South Atlantic Oil Co.,
By Geo. E. McE., Mgr.
10-17-tf
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