The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 11, 1909, Image 8
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j| YOUJWILL FINE
tO)GAL5*lTEMS:f
Quit kicking; everybody be a
booster.
The common pleas court convenes
Monday.
The editor has been quite sick
several days this week.
P Y$u can't keep a good town
down. Watch Kingstree grow!
The trees are budding and it
is up to the spring rhymester to
get busy.
When John Nelson begins to
sell his lots watch the new
buildings go up.
Two tobacco warehouses for
Kingstree next season. Doesn't
% sound good?
I gstree needs an ice facnd
a steam laundry, and
ieve they are coming,
.nd Mrs 0 H Patrick have
Unto the cottage recently
.ed by Mr Hugh McCutchM
L Allen has installed
rail eitgUHL MAia-naici luuuiaiu
and fixtures in his popular phark
macy.
B The little town of Leesville is
9 putting in an electric light
W plant?what's the matter with
I Kingstree? * #
I Kingstree needs a hard wood
I factory and a knitting mill.
I These small enterprises make
I ^5od money for the investors.
P Read our big premium offer
elsewhere in this issue. We have
onl> a few of these subscriptions
at tjie price we are offering
them.
The young men of the town
gave a fish fry at the "sand hills"
on Tuesday evening in honor ot
Miss Louise Walker of Georgetown.
I We've got our town on the
J up grade. Keep pushing her
forward. We've got a fine town
and good people. All we need
is to pull together.
I y Mr E C Epps is having the
0 Brunson house re-modeled. When
' his plans are carried out he
will have one of the prettiest
houses in that part of town.
I/,Messfs"~ftobert McFadden, I)
R DuBose and J Walter McFadden
of Sardinia, Clarendon county,
attended the real estate auction
sale here Friday of last
week.
Surveyors Oliver and Hamby,
^ the official surveyors for the
proposed Rutledge county,
reached Kingstree Saturday on
their way around. They expect
the work to be completed in
about ten days more.
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Another series of Building
and Loan stock is ready to be
issued, boys, and there's no|
j trouble getting choice building
lots. Again we say, watch
Kingstree grow.
An impromptu dance was
given at the Kellahan hotel
Thursday night of last week.
Excellent music was furnished
by the American Realty and
Auction Cos band.
Sheriff Graham left Monday
morning for North Carolina to
get a negro fugitive, one John
Meggett, who about two years
i.tn ?3 i.1 A
ago Kineu anutijcr negro uaiucu
Alfred Hanna, near Mornsville.
The first game of baseball of
tl? ^gason was played here
Saturday between the second
nines of Kingstree and Lake
City school teams. The home
team won in a loosely played
exhibition,
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Messrs Woods and Cottingham
announce through our advertising
columns this week that the^
have taken the agency in Williamsburg
for the Ileo automo- j
bile. The lleo is one of the best;
machines made and the new'
j agents are pushing its sale.
At the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening service Misses
Cora Garner and Belle Ervin
will sing a duet, "The'Lord is
jmy Shepherd,'' Miss Garner will
| also sing as a solo, "My God,My
i Father,While I Stray," Marston.
The public is cordially invited
to this service.
A number of beggars and
tr .mps are roaming about over
this country. Most of them are
; able-bodied men and sometimes
they m couples ana quartettes.
There a plenty of work
for people who really want work
and the worthless "hobo" class
should receive scant encouragement.
An alarm of fire was given
Monday night about 8:30 o'clock,
caused by the blazing up of a
lamp in the little room used as a
pressing club in the rear of Dr
Brockington's drug store. Tire
fire biased to the ceiling and
looked threatening for awhile,"
but was put out before "Our
Pet" arrived 011 the scene.
Louis Cohen & Co, Charleston's
big department store, has
a new and attractive ad this
week. This house has built up
an enviable reputation for
square dealing and liberal treatment
of their customers* Mr
Cecil Jacobs, from this county,
ill frirfl or\z?r*ial alfrAnfinn
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orders from Williamsburg buyers
and cordially welcomes visitors
from his old home county.
Mr and Mrs Hugh McCutchen
moved into their beautiful new
home in North Academy street
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PR ICES AND QUAL1
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last week. This is one of the
finest residences in the county
and is a model ot comfort and
conven ence.Surrounded by spa-;
cious piazzas, with large white
colonades at ^he front, the entire
building combines ornate
architectural elegance with the
luxurious appointments of a
modern home. Few handsomer
dwellings than this are to be
found in towns much larger than
Kingstree.
Death of Dr. Robert B. Pendergrass.
Dr Robert B Pendergrass died
at his home near town on Sunday,
March 7, at :30 a m, after
an illness of about one week's
duration. Dr Pendergrass was
76 years olch and leaves a wife
and seven chffclren, four sons
and three daughters; also one
sister, Mrs Tyson Scott, of our
town. The deceased was quiet
and assuming in manner and was
held in high esteem by all who
knew him. He was a Confederate
veteran, having rendered
loyal service to the Lost Cause.
The funeral and interment
4 1 I ft f _ X 1 A - * - 1 1_
tooK piace monuay,ai iu o ciock
a m, Revs W A Fairy and E E
Ervin officiating.
Text of Lien Law Repeal Bill.
Following is the text of the
bill to repeal the lien law, as
passed at the recent session of
the Legislature. The law does
not become effective until January,
1910:
Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of South
Carolina that Section 3,u59, Volume
1, Code of Laws of South
Carolina, 1902, relating to liens
for advances he. and the same is
hereby repealed.
Section 2. That all acts or
part of acts inconsistent with
this act be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
Section 3. This act shall
take effect on the first day of
January, A D 1910. Provided
that all liens taken before this
act takes effect shall be valid,
and may be enforced as now
provided by law.
Approved March 4, 1909.
We hereby give notice that
after January 1, 1909, all accounts
of a dollar or more for
subscription will be placed in
the hands of a collecting agency.
We hate to do this but
can't afford to lose the hundreds
of dollars our honest toil entitles
us to. tf
We have just got in a splendid
lot of all kinds of stationery,
u i a ~
ane uunu papers,i uicu neauiiigs,
100,000 envelopes, and Dennison's
shipping1 tags with brass
eyelets and wire strings, the
best made. See our samples before
ordering elsewhere. tf
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Dr 1 \V Graham of Gourdin
was noted in town Monday.
Dr W C Hemingway of Lambert
spent yesterday in town.
-Miss ? Kirk of Sj^Stephens is
visiting" her uncle, Mr Robert J
: Kirk. ?
Miss Mamie Jacobs is visiting
I Miss Martha Gourdin at Gour
, din this week.
i Mr and Mrs Louis Sraoot ot
; Darlington visited Miss Cora
1 Garner last week.
Mr .1 D Gilland offers a desirable
house and lot for sale in his
(new ad this week.
Mr J A Scott of Belsers X
Koads paid us his respects while
in town Saturday.
Miss Ford of George.-j
town is spending the week end
with Mrs Win N Jacobs.
Maj E K Lesesne of Greely;
ville called pleasantly to see ns
Monday when in town.
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IUI tjauics mien iiuui J- JUIeuce
visited his son, Dr M h
Alien in town this week.
Mr T M Kellahan of lienson
was among the number of
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friends who visited us Monday.
I)r W II Woods and Mr T P
Cottingham drove over Saturday
from Lake City in their
"lieos'1.
Mrs Wm X Jacobs entertained
informally at cards Friday evening
in honor of Misses Ford
and Walker#
! Mr O E Miles of Timinonsville
;and Mr W B King of Lake City
i came here one day last week in j
I the former's auto.
I Mr \V J Godwin,who resides a I
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few miles from town, was a
pleasant visitor at our sanctum
Saturday of last week.
Mrs Essie Lynch and son and
son and daughter, Willie and
Mary, of Scranton are visiting
Mr Louis Jacobs' family.
Mr J L Stuckey and J B DuRant,
two ot Lake City's representative
business men, were in
tnnrn Mhndav between trains.
Mr B W Butler left Monday
evening for Northern markets to
select new spring goods. Whe%
he returns he will have something
to say through our advertising
columns.
Tributes of respect,obituaries
cards of thanks and all communications
of a personal nature;
fnv nf iha
/<(/< /ICC. O, U.1 L V.uaigl.u iU! uv vuv
rate of one cent a word. If our
friends would kindly remember
this and write on one side of the
paper, it would save us a lot of
unnecessary work.
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confident that
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