The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 09, 1908, Image 8
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Noticei
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a recent runny ui mc
office department requires pub-1
lishers of weekly newspapers to
discontinue all subscriptions
that are one year or more behind.
We are allowed until April,
to comply with this requirement,
after which time all subscriptions
not paid to April 1
1907 (or beyond that date) will
be cut off. We have no choice
in the matter, being- compelled
to conform to the regulations of
the postofflce department.
Now, we ask all our subscribers
who are in arrears and want
the paper continued, to come up
and settle their accounts before
April 1, while those delinquents
who do not care to have
the paper any more will confer
a favor to notify us and at the
same time pay what they owe
for past service. We ask that
prompt attention be given to i
this matter, as there is but little
time for delay.
Local and Personal
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;TjOO:k out for the circus, April (
21.
Mr Bishop Burgess spent Sun- ;
day in Georgetown. 1
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Have you paid for your pa- ,
.per? If not, why not.
^ fThe "editor had a birth-day (
last Saturday. Guess how old?
JMr S B Poston of Johnsonville ]
bad "business in Kingstree yes- j
terday.
Mr A J Kagin of Salters Depot ,
was among our pleasant visitors
this week.
Mr J Eddie Godwin cailed
pieasaDtl}' at The Record
office yesteiday.
Mr and Mrs W H McGee of
Greelyville spent the day in
town Wedndsday.
Mr B B Epps passed through
town Saturday en-route from
Mouzon to Florence.
Mr and Mrs E J Barker and
little son, Whitfield, of Lane
were in town Tuesday.
Mr Bartow Smith of Hebron
dropped in pleasantly to see us
yesterday for a brief call.
Cotton is "off" again. Mr
Smith s advice to the farmers
seems to be rather futile.
Mr Walter Poston of Leo
found time while in town Monday
to pay us his respects.
t \x U'illlnmcftn. Of the
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vicinity of Cooper postofflce, j
was noted in town Tuesday.
Messrs C L and R S Burgess
and Sam Epps of Mouzon were
in town on business Tuesday.
On May 1 all of our subscribers
one year or more behind
will be cut off. This is business.
Mr J J Gowdy, one of our Lake
City friends, paid us an agreeable
visit while in town yesterday.
* Mr J II Reardon of Mouzon
ga vs us the pleasure of a short
visit while in Kingstree Saturday.
Allen's Great Minstrels Sat*V.,
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nmencinj
HDNESD;
! Will 1
:k from the markets. Aft
vite the ladies to attend ou
Gngstrei
urday. This show has exhibited I
here before and is good for th e
price.
Capt W R Funk is erecting a
brick ice-bouse on his lot next
the office of Messrs Gilland &
Gilland,
Rev W S Martin of Richburg,
Chester county, visited relatives
in Kingstree several days this
week.
Mr S Atkinson of Vox favored
us with a pleasant visit yesterday
and advanced his expiration
date to '09.
Mr J A Scott, who lives a few
miles across the river, was a
pleasant visitor at our sanctnm
on Saturday.
Don't forget the Teachers' association
next Saturday, the 11
inst., at the Kingstree graded
school building.
Mrs Nita S Jones of Brunswick,
Ga, is here on a visit to
her little daughter, Miss Olauiia
DuRant Jones.
Miss Emma Burgess of Mouson
returned home Monday, af
ter spending several days in
town as guest at the home of
Mr D J Epps.
There were heavy frosts Frii
ay and Saturday nights of last
week, but so far as we can learn
ao damage was done to growing
crops.
An alarm of fire Thursday
caused some excitement, but it
turned out to be only a pile of
burning trash in the rear of The
Record office.
The new railroad rate went
into effect April 1, reducing the
fare to 2 12 cents a mile. There
is also a reduction on mileage
books. See advertisement.
The Goodwin Stock Co. departed
from Kingstree last Friday.
The}' failed to make good
in this neck of the woods and
the sudden folding of their tents
caused no general sorrow.
Dr Isaiah TisJale, the popular
assistant at Dr Gamble's drugstore,
has resigned his position
and returned tq his home near
Benson postoftice. His many
friends regret his departure
from Kingstree.
Miss Sunie Burgess of Mouzon
spent a few days in town this
week at the home of her brother,
Mr E C Burgess. She was enhnmp
from a visit to her
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sister, Mrs Charlie Carraway,
in Georgetown.
Mr W E Snowden was suddenly
stricken with paralysis last
Monday while at work and for
a time was speechless. We, in
common with his numerous
friends, are glad to learn that
he is improving and, unless a
backset occurs, will soon be
able to be out.
Rev J W Bishop and family
have removed to Blackstock.
Mr Bishop has been a resident
of Kingstree for several years,
having served this and Lake
City charges, and during his
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er careful and pains-taking 5
r opening April 1, 2,
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pastorate in this county he
gained many friends. We wish
him much success in his new
field.
Mr L H Fairey, cashier of the
Rank- nf Kinp-stree. visited his
family at Brancbville Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs I P Mouzon and Miss Kate
Cargile spent Sunday very
pleasantly with friends at Salters.
Misses Lena Severance and
Lillie McElveen, two of Lake ,
City's attractive young ladies,
were in town one day last week.
The ACL railroad's fine vestibuled
trains, the New" York !
and Florida Specials,Nos 87 and
88, will be taken off the run on
April 13, No 87 will make its 1
last trip South on Sunday morning,
April 12, and No 88 will
leave Charleston on its last trip
North Monday evening,the 13th.
The vestibule, or Florida Special, ^
has done the largest business
that it has ever done since it
was inaugurated by the A C L
some fifteen years ago, and the g
trains have been kept on the
run for ten days longer than any
previous season. Every train
going South this season has
been filled to its capacity.
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Read the Firaers k Merchants
Bath's ad. this issae.
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; New Advertisements. I i,
Gale & Gale?Easter Hats. S
Farmers and Merchants Bank, 18
Lake City?The .Place to Put ic
Your Money.
J S Eron?Clothing and Ox- a
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loras.
Howe's Great London Shows ^
?At Kingstree, April 21. t
A G Allen's Minstrel?Kingstree
next Saturday night. '
Read the Farmers k Merchants
Bast's ad. this Issie.
Get
Eastei
Pro]
GALE 6
AND BE /
That you have the PRE
STYLE in head dress. I
Our line is complete, fresh,
COME a
Our display: new hats 01
Hair goods.
GALE 6
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election, we are prepared
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Monthly Statement
FOR
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Dispea?arf No. f/jcatio
Kings tret* I Academ;
Lake ('ity 2 Acline A
Scran ton 3 E. R. R.
Total,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Williamsburg County.
PERSONALLY APPI
Dispensary Board, who being each dul
correct.
Sworn to and subscribed before a
ROVE'S GREAT LONDON SIOVS
flat Brail aid looey VUI DtAckievledged
By CoBMtitors To
BeVartlyTlelr laltatloa.
Acts, many and novel, have been
tdded to the repertoire of Howe's
Treat London Shows this season,
>nd as the management registered a
ow to equal any tented show, the
eoult is a plethora of attractions
tlted to eroke an enthusiasm from a
performance where hundreds of
killed performers rie with each othr
in friendly contests for snpremay
and pnblic appreciation. So
uccessful has this effort been that
isitors from other shows acknowldgethata
competitor has entered
he lists that demands their recogliticm.
Although* this has cost a
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ot or money, ine puoiic are me
piners, and Howe 'a Great Loudon
rhows will be classed at the outset
tmong names more familiar to oirMis
goers in the past.
This great show will visit us,with
>11 its attractions, U please and ed?cate
the old and young alike.
In case of inclement weather the
vater-proof tents insure perfect proection
and comfort.
Don't fcrget the date, Kiugstree
Tuesday, April 21.
Real the Faraers & Merehants
(task's at. this issue.
Your
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ASSURED
TTIEST and most advanced
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attractive and suitable for all
nd SEE
it every day. Notions anc
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OPS OP
fhree Day
nd rKlDA
% Openiit
to show one of the tinest and
Company.
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of the Dispensaries io Wit
: THE MONTH OF MARCH. 14
All Stock Is Gives at CoBsumers' Prices.
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Total Invoice Includiog Operatin
o Stock on Hnn<l First Total Sal? of
of Mouth Disp
f St. 7,290.35 3,105.45 16
ve. 5,782.27 4 2,261.72 1<
St. 2,544.38 739.01 1
$15,617.00 >6.106.18 ~~$U
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EARED W. E. Snowden and J. M. Parker, n
y and severally sworn, depose, and says that
le this seventh day of April, 1908:
L. fl. Fair
MINSTREL5
Kingstree,Satu
Afternoon a
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A. G. ALI
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The Oldest and Larges
zation in the Ui
['eased aU ap-!o-4ate, iaclaiia*
Stagers ever asseaMel la aae
Walkers, Caatartieaists, Til
ratals, Staging aal Daac
aralaorhe ?f thrilling
under a Hannotb (j
\ Admission
within the
Humble C
Admission is 25
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Recei
A full line of u
Sormtr Cloth
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Oxfords for m(
and children,
a trial befor
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vinced.
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liamsburg County
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a Expense- Stock on Hand
Each Breakage Lant
en-ury Day of Month
*.74 10.35 4,004.85
*8.80 18.30 3.404.05 .
r&.41 4.70 1,722.00
1.95 $38.35 $9,220.90
M
lembers of the Williamsburg County
; the foregoing statement is true and
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?Y, Notary Public. [L. >.]
COniNGH
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rel Show
t Hmstrcl Organilited
States. 1
the greatest galaxy ef Sweet
coapaay. Artistic Cake
ick Bicycle Riders, Aclag
feaediaas, an
features presetted
ibtus Theatre.
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reach of the most
itizen.
and 35 cents.
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