The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 17, 1908, Image 8
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0 CHRISTMAS GIFTS:
$ A BEAUTIFUL AS
& LADIES' HEHSTL
?8 EMBROIDERED 5
& LADIES', HEN'S A
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The Postojfiici' Depart meat require,
vs to disvoutin ue all papers sent ft
subscribers one year or lonyer in ar
rears. We have deferred revising ou
mailing list thoroughly partly 1>:
reason of lack of time and jxirthj be
cause ire kept on hoping that all de
linquents would come up and pa\
what they are owing us. JIV regret t
say, however, that it loots now a
though quite a large proportion o
those whos>' names are on our list d
not intend to nan what is due on ill
paper and we are forced, in self-dt
tense, to rut them off on the principl
that if is poor vol icy to send goo
money after bad. Hence, tee hereb
give notice (1) that after January ]
1909, not a single copy of The Cone
ty Record trill be sent to any per so
longer than a year on credit.
(2) That to every subscriber tcl
does not pay for the paper for a fu
year in advance the subscription pri<
is $1.25 a year.
(3) That any person note get tin
< the paper who does mjt care to take
any longer it/ton these terms trill cot
fer a fa cor by pat/iny up what I
owes and notifying us to take it
name off our mailing list.
Local and Personal
Mr J .1 M Graham of Cades ha
business in xown yesieruay.
See ad of Butler Dry Good
Co ? Christmas Presents ? thi
issue.
Among- our agreeable visitor
Tuesday was Mr T W Britton o
Church.
Mr J L McClam of Lake Cit
favored us with an appreciate
visit Tuesday. '
Mr S L Courtney visite
Charleston one day the earl
part of the week.
Mr R H Footman of Greel\
ville honored our sanctum wit
a visit on Monday.
Mr T M Duke of Benson gav
us the pleasure of his presenc
a short time Tuesday.
Rev W P Gause and Mr Hugl
Ard were welcome visitors a
our sanctum Tuesday.
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Hand Bag
Towels a,n
Pancy Sli]
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CINGSTR
HE NEW TUlfNUS FOK ci
SORTMENT OF LADIES',
rCHED AND EMBROIDER
SHIRTWAIST FRONTS.
>ND CHILDREN'S GLOVES
WHITE, BLACK, CREAM,
/LS IN ALL COLORS.
Kingst
s Going to plant tobacco? Fre
o seed at Kingstree Hardwar
- Go's. See notice this issue,
' Mr D W Avant of Harpers wa
'' among those who heard Senato
Smith speak here Tuesday.
Mr N M Young, of the Lak
0 City section, found time to giv
v us a pleasant call Tuesday.
f Mr W J Ferrell of Greeiyvill
o was in town Wednesday of las
e week and paid us his respects
Mr and Mrs P O Arrowsmit
c and son have returned from
^ visit to relatives in Georgetowr
y
And don't forget to remembf
f. the High School boys' minstn
/t show tomorrow (Friday) nigh'
MrJG McCutchen is ablet
o be out after a long and tediou
//' illness,much to the gratiticatioi
'? ot his many friends.
Mr M F Heller has gone t
'! Western markets to buy stocl
lf Look out for his announcemen
when he returns.
ie
ls Messrs F Rhem & Sons c
Rhems are advertising a larg
? '* i* f l l ? .1 _
and complete line 01 nouua
| goods. See their ad. this issm
Mr and Mrs F W Fairey an
^ daughter, Elizabeth, will spen
the holidays in Branchville a
the home of Mr Fairey's moth'ei
?
Miss Bramble, the popi
15 lar milliner at the Kingstre
Dry Goods Co's, has returned t
s her home in Fast New Marke1
f Md.
The Kingstree Social club ha
y issued handsome invitations to
d dance to be given at the Kella
han Hotel on Monday e\ enin<
f1 December 28.
y Mr and Mrs W C Claiborn
have returned from their trip t
r Virginia and are at home t<
^ their Iriends at Mr FM Heller's
where they are boarding.
Go out to see the minstrels a
0
the school auditorium tomorrow
0
night. The boys have workc
hard preparing to do their part
h creditably and will feel dee;
t disappointment if the town gi
back on them.
Chr
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d. Fillcw Tops,
ppexs.
fLER I
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tmas S
EE DRY C
HRISTHAS. SOMETHING
HEN'S AND CHILDREN'S Nl
ED HANDKERCHIEFS.
OF ALL KINDS.
PINK AND BLUE.
T7S
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ree Dry G
e J Over half of our sudsi
e i have paid their subscriptions
many in advance. (Jet on the 1
s big- side?in this case the side of
r honor and right and justice. To
which side do >/ou beh "" g?
e Mr R T Hug, :ns of Lake City
e was in town Tue. \y exhibiting
a model of his plow The Hug *
gins plow, in^nted and patent
e ed by Mr IIi s,isj}hr?''"^H<?'
success a
ated qui?
h!
King P*ing.
a he-1 ^ popu1-1
latic.i o the arir
rival of ~ ager of the
?1 masculine pi i; don at the
t. home of M am? Mrs J W Car0
gile in Webc Main street,
s Mr William McCullough of 1
a Xesmith found time Tuesday
to pay us a call. "Bnlie" is
^ one of our boyhood's friends
' and playmates and a sight of
t his familiar, honest face always
stirs a chord of tender recollec4-1
AM
^ In order to give our force the
e opportunity to spend Christmas '
y day with their families we want
e' to get out next week's issue of
d The Record on Wednesday, one
d day earlier than usual. Corresit
pondents and advertisers will
r. please send in their "copy"
early to insure publication.
e Messrs H L Poston and S Ado,
kinson, from the Lynch's river
t, section, called in to see us Tuesday.
Both these gentlemen were
s sufferers from the Hood on
a Lynch's river in the early fall.
L. Off forty acres of cotton MrPoston
had left only one bale, so destructive
was the inundation to
his growing crops.
n We hereby give notice that
0 i after January 1, 1908, all ac;
i counts of a dollar or more for
subscription will be placed in
t the hands of a collecting agency.
We hate to do this but
j can't afford to lose the hundreds
of dollars our honest toil entitles
S ; us to. tf I
P|
r? ,T D Daniel of Lake
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City was here Tuesday attend-j
istmas
NECKTIES,
GLOVES, I
HANDKERCHIEFS, I
FANCY RUCHING, <
BELTS,
KID GLOVES,
BELT BUCKLES, I
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FOR ALL. A FEW SENS
ECKWEAR.
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S-g the Farmers'Union meeting
Always quick to >pond to th
call of duty or \ .riotism am
o'liiilli' tr* ? . in nnv trnr
t'|UttlI J 1 VUVIJ WV L I 1U MMJ .. v.
thy cause, the genial ex-Sheril
is one of our best citizens am
numbers a host of friends wher
ever be goes.
- \Irs Hugh McCutchenand Mr
?>bbin have returned fror
re Haute, Ind, whether the
it to the bedside of Mr Jame:
'obbin, Mrs Dobbin's son am
Mrs McCutchen^ brother. M
Dobbin, who has recently beei
operated on, was doing as wel
as could be expected at last ac
conuts.
Our friend, Col Richard I
Wallace, at the recent meetin;
of the Grand lodge A F M,whic]
he attended as a delegate, wa
honored by being elected Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master o
the Fifteenth Masonic distrid
We age sure that Col Wallac
will wear his honors worthil1
and well.
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Appreciating our uisameu cuu
dition many of our subscriber
have come up and paid vrlia
they owe on subscription. W
thank them most sincerely on
and all. In times of afflictio
acts of kindness are appreciate'
and we ask only what we ar
entitled to?in many cases al
ready earned.
On account of a lame ley
which is giving the editor a grea
deal of pain and trouble, he i
unable to cha^ locals and w
ask our friends to help us out b
just scribbling off anything i
the way of local or persona
news and handing it in at th
office. We are working unde
difficulties but want to get out
newsy paper notwithstanding
We had a pleasant call las
Monday from Mr D B Ventres c
Greelyville. Mr Ventres is froc
the North and has built him ,
home in Greelyville, where hi
expects to spend the winter. II
is a very pleasant gentiemar
and one who has travelled con
siderably,which makes him ver;
interesting in conversation. Wi
hope he will call again.?Manning
Times, December 2.
Pres<
silk shawls,
umbrellas,
boys suits,
:aps,
rEDDY bear caps,
" /?*</> a Mr\ rrt/M^TTO
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3ELTING.
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Nice drivers an
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