The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 15, 1909, Image 5
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Under the same po
departments is not excelle
powerful and rapid health
are here, and will be here
been permanently cured.
Comstock's famou:
renders popular and exhil
Dr. J. D. Moss, a n<
I to advanced medical scien
r*rti?r?n frr?ni thf* <CV<vtf>rn_
Ipvi^vil I ? Vill H?v WT ^ % W- --Our
Mr. J. Preston
information.
A. SCHILLE
Mr L 1> Kodg"ers spent Sun da)*
in Charleston.
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Mr II G Askins spent til*.
week-end in Charleston.
Miss Jessie Scott of Ilagan,
Ga, is visiting Miss Helen Scott.
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Miss Hannah Wilson of Dar- i
lington is visiting Miss Marion
Gilland.
Mr Jas L Allan of Florence
is here on a visit to his son, Dr
M L Allen.
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Miss Liouise r\eeis ui
bia is visiting" the fami ly of Mr
Louis Stackley.
Mr W E Thompson of (Georgetown
is in town this week on a
visit to relatives,
Mr \V C Wilscn and Dr W J
Haselden of Cades had business
in town yesterday.
Mr L T Thompson of Salters
Depot was a visitor at the coun
ty seat last Friday evening.
Mr I) E Bradham of Manning
has acrepted a position as bookkeeper
for the Farmers' warehouse.
MfA T Thornton of Brookneal,
Va, has accepted a position
with the Farmer s' warehouse.
Mr and Mrs W N Jacobs left
Sunday for Jacksonville, Fla}
where they win spend aoout!
two weeks.
Dr .1 F Ilaselden of Greelyville
was in Kingstree Monday
and favored The Record with a
pleasanc call.
The Farmers' Warehouse has
employed Mr W P McGill for
the season. He will be glad to
see his friends.
Dr and Mrs W J Cottingham
of Uultna, Ala, visited the former's
sister, Mrs J B Steele,
here Saturday.
Mr A M l'erry of Kentucky,
who will aui^tioneer oh the
Kingstree tobacco market this
season, is here.
Mr Louis Walker, buyer for
the American Tobacco Co on
this market, will arrive in town
the last of the week.
Mr W P Bnll of St. Augustine,
Fla, visited friends here several
days this week. Mr Bull was
formerly foreman of The Record
office.
Mrs W L Taylor is visiting
her parents in Atlanta, Ga,
while the Doctor is spending
some days with his parents in
in Greelyville.
Messrs D N Johnson, G W
Davis, W H Uarmon, S B Poston
and G W Johnson, of the
Johnsonville section,were noted
in town yesterday.
k. Miss Myrtle Fogarty, accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Mae
Wilson,returned to their home in
Florence last Friday evening after
enjoying a week here as the
guests of their uncle and aunt,
Mr and Mrs P W Butler.
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NEVER IN T!
HAD SO iW
pular management which gav<
d in the South. Do you need
restoring water of this renow
this season. All troubles of ii
Do vou enjoy sports? We fu
s Orchestra with seven membe
arating airs. Large and mode
oted Osteopath of Charleston,
ce are administered?such as
Remember that the Hotel is \
Gibson of Bennettsville, S. C
TTER, Propri
week to visit relatives in <
way and will extend her^np to
Goldsboro. X C, where she will
spend some time.
Mrs Mary E Gale will go to
Sumter this evening to visit her
daughter. Mrs F.J Henry. She
will return to her home in Easton,
Md. next Tuesday.
Superintendent of Education
J Graham McCullough is attending
the meeting of county
superintendents which is being
held this week in Spartanburg.
Attorneys W F Clayton and J
P McNeill of Florence, Messrs J
C Lynch of Lynch, Florence
county, Key T E James of \ ent
ers and Dr A II Williams of Lake
City were here yesterday on a
reference case before lieferee C
>Y Stoll, Esq.
Dr R Claud McCaoe, who was
recently graduated at the Atlanta
Dental College, is spending
some time here with his
father's family before deciding
where and when he will "hang
out his shingle''for the practice
of his profession.
TO BISCUSS PROHIBITION.
CouDfy Campaign Meetings Scheduled
?Dispensary Advocates Invited.
Editor County Record:?
The special committee appointed
by the prohibitionists
to arrange for a county
campaign for the purpose of
discussing before the people
the great and important question
of prohibition or dispensary
has arranged for meet
ings at the following places
and dates, and it is suggested
that the friends of our cause, and
those opposed, so far as that
goes, carry out lunch and have
a picnic; and we invite those
who favor the dispensary to
meet with us and let's discuss
this matter as friends and
neighbors, as in this way it is
to be hoped that we can settle
this question once for all.
The meetings will be as
follows:
Trio, Wednesday, July 28.
Kingstree, Friday, August 6.
Greelyville, Saturday, AuI
gust 7.
Morrisville, Tuesday, August
10.
Johnsonville, Thursday, August
12.
Lake City, Saturday, August
14.
Signed
T W Boyle, )
W D Bryan, j
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Dk J B DuRant |
J Davis Carter J
Leo, S C, July 10. T-15-3t
Everyone Mould be benefited bj
taking Foley's Orino Laxative foi
stomach and iiver trouble and habit
ual constipai on. It sweetens th(
stomach and breath, gently stimulates
the live; aud regulates the bow
els and is much superior to pills and
ordinary laxatives. Why not trj
Foley's Orino Laxative today?
D C Scott
Old papers .\;r sale at this
office.
-V'T^FTT*"; 7 ~T* ^ -T * T ,K '~.t
SIR!
id Pilled
HE HISTORY OF GLENN S
JY NAMES FOR THE FIRS
; such universal satisfaction as
rest, recreation? Are vou ovei
ned mineral spout. Visitors a
ndigestion, Dyspepsia and Blad
rnish vou Horseback and Autoi
:rs, which furnished music the
:rn dancing hall.
S, C? is here and has opened B
Massage, Osteopathy, Chiropra
vide open. Dining room servi<
is with us this season and will t
etor
a
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,ilf [qcal? items. 1!
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( Tuesday and Wednesday were
1 scorchers.
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Attention is called to newcounty
election notice.
A little shower would cool
the atmosphere and help the
, crops.
Good crops generally are reported
throughout Williamsburg
county, especially corn.
The "Union I)6pot" Friday
night at the opera house under
the auspices of Kingstree Civic
league.
The Kingstree tobacco marj
ket has bandied about 75,000
pounds of tobacco so far this
season.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a big Old
Soldiers' picnic at Olanta on
July 24. lion R I Manning of
Sumter. Julius E Boggs, Esq, of
Pickens and probably Governor
; Ansel will be present as speakers.
The public is invited and
ja warm welcome assured.
The stockholders of the Kingstree
Dry Goods1 Co held a regular
meetrv yesterday and declared
a r1 end of 10 .per
cent. Mr' ) Strong- was
elected vice-president to take
the place of Mr W T Wilkins,
resigned. Mr A C S.wails was
! unanimously re elected manager.
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad
crew has been busy here
for the past week putting down
the new. heavy rails in place
of the old ones. The new rails,
they claim, weigh 80 pounds to
the yard, while the weight of
the old ones replaced was only
65 pounds to the yard.
A game of ball was played
here Friday between Kingstree
and Lanes, resulting in a score
'of 11 to 1 in favor of Kingstree.
j The game was fast and exciting
v until the eighth inning, the
score being 3 to 1 up to that
time, when the visiting club got
rattled and let in eight runs.
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The best puis maae are jjevvicis
Little Early Risers, the famous little
liver pills They are small, gentle
pleasant, easy to take and acl
promptly. They are sold by D C
Scott.
Tax Land Sale.
By virtue of an execution to me directed
I have levied upon and will sel
for taxes on the first Monday in August
next before the court house door in
Kingstree the following described lands,
to wit: 86 acres more or less in Mouzor
township belonging tofS L Wilkins ant
bounded as follows: On the North bj
lands of John Baldwin; on the East bj
lands of the estate of Stephen Lee; or
j the South by lands of tne estate ol
. Charles McClam; on the West by lands
of Prince McClam. Also
17") acres in Lake City township be
> longing to Mrs Ida G Joyner and F E
Kodgers and bounded as follows: On th<
North and East by lands of A B John
" son; on the South and West by lands o]
1 W T Askinset a). Also
j 1 lot in the town of Lake City be
longing to Mrs Ida G Joyner and F I
Rodgers and bounded as follows: B\
Acline avenue, L A Winston, Marial
Jennings and S M Askins.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
George J Graham,
7-15-3C S W C.
IMS
with a
PRINGS HAS THE HOTEL
T EIGHTEEN DAYS AFTER
last season. Many 'lmprovemei
rurnrL'Prl ciVLr in,t Iflnorniri^ I
I ?? v/l IWVIj JIC I\ UI1U iuii^uiu ? I
Iready here from Kingstree and 1
Ider readily yield to Glenn Sprin
nol ile Outings through thisrom
pai>t season lor the Grand Oper
lath Parlors in the Hotel for botl
ctice, Hydropathy-these baths i
:e the very bes that can be sect
?e delighted to extend every pos:
R. AD(
Trustees to Hold Over
Editor County Record:
Helow is a letter fro-i the State Su;
perintondent of Education. It will be j
| seen that school trustees will not be i
appointed until next year. Present
I trustees will hold over.
.1 (r McCt'LI-OUOH.
Superintendent of Education Williams-1
' burjr eounty.
I Kinystree. S C. June 2s, 1!K)9.
TO THE < OUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF EDUCATION.
Dear sir:?I send you herewith aj
! copy of the Attorney General's opinion
! as to the appointment of school trus-1
| tees. Section 1310 of the Code was!
\ amended in 1903, 1904 and and
the contradictions in 'he several i
amendr !>nts could not be harmonized ;
Viitf. wilirtrr
? IlUUUt II1IO I Ullli^
In consequence of this opinion, there ;
will be no appointment of school trus-!
tees this year except in ease of vacan- j
ciesby resignation, death or some oth- |
er cause.
Yours respectfully,
I E Swearing en.
State Superintendent ot Education, j
June 21, 1W9. 7-*-2t j
THE ESSENTIAL POINT
in becoming a
GOOD MUSICIAN
is in the training.
For terms and other infor-i
ination see
Mr. Samuel Levin
at THE RECORD Officei
6-lT-3ra.
Final DischargeNotice
is hereby given that on the !
16th day of August. 190!', I will apply |
to J' M Brockinton. Judge of Probate !
of Williamsburg county, for a tinai discharge
as administrator of the e>tate of
Martha A McClam, deceased.
J W M < Clam,
7-15-4t Administrator.
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Don't wai
We will ci
: store abou
not be dar
without c
measure ii
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i FARMERS
' Monthly Statement
FOf
5 Dispensary No. Locatior
Kingstree 1 Academy
) Lake City 2 Acline Av
Scran ton 3 E. R. R. S
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Total,
J STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
j Williamsburg County.
i PERSONALLY APPEARI
County Dispensary Board, who being i
true and correct. Sworn to and subscri
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Happy
REGISTER
J OPENING
tits have been installed. The
hen come to Glenn bprings
Williamsburg county. The be:
gs water, while many cases of
antic section, Pool, Box Ball, Be
a in Greenville, S. C., is here a
. i 1 r 1? a 11 4-U
i maie ana lcmaic. mi ui mc
n connection with Glenn Spri
ired.
sibje courtesy -to his friends.
iER REID, Bu
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NOTICE.
In the District Court (if the United)
States for the District of South!
Carolina
In the matter of P M Lee. Bankrupt. !
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of I' M Lee of Scranton.
in the county of Williamsburg and
district aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice is *hereby given that on Wie
Oth day of June. 1909, the said P M Lee
was duly adjudidated bankrupt: and
that the first meeting of his creditors
will be held in my office in Kingstree,
S C, on the 34th day of July, 1909, at 12
o'clock noon, at which'time the creditors
may attend, prove their claims, appoint
a"trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as
may properly come before said meeting.
Chas W STOLL,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
July 13. 1909. 7-15-lt
CLIFFORD !
AN IDEAL HOME SCI
Piedmont It-It of South Carolina. Gives indiv
ily limited to in Seven instruc tors. Confers
Education. Climate unsurpassed. 913(1 pays
literary tuition. For catalogue address
REV. B. G. CLII
I-tt
!' Horner Milit
1851 ? 1
Oxford, Nortl
Classical, Scientific and Englli
lege, University or theGoverni
training develops prompt o bed
Academy 58 years old, with ej
dine with the principal and la
the culture of home life. Cultlt
buildings, perfect sanitation, wl
Best moral, mental, physical i
lawn, athletic park, one quar
acres. Ideal climate, helpful <
atmosphere of refined Christla
for over i century as an educat
Catalogues ready
HORNER MHJTi
Col. J. C. Horner, Prim
:co fi
t too' late to place your orders i
3mmence making them up hei
it April 1st. In this way your I
naged in shipping. Cive us yc
lelav so we can make your
i time. Prices guaranteed.
i SUPPLY C
of the Dispensaries in 1
t THE MONTH OF JUNE,
All Stock is Given at Consumers' Prices
Total Invoice Including Opei
i Stock on Hand First Total Sales
Day of Mouth
St, 6,882.85 2,755.00
e. 5,973.70 2,697.95
t. 3 471.35 *06.30
$16,327.90 16,259.25
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2D W. E. Snowden, J. E. Urunson and D
each duly and severally sworn, deposes s
bed before me this 10th day of July, IS
TEL
C rowd
: Hotel service in all
Hotel and drink the
>t people in the State
Kidney trouble have
>wling and other games.
:nd every aay and night
< /** i i? i
scientific earns Known
ng"s will eliminate all
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Write for rates and
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s. flanager
special notices
Transient Notices will be Published
in This Column at the Rate of One
Cent a Word for Each Issue. No advertisement
taken for less than 25 cents.
For Rent?Two 6-room houses on
East Main street and one 9-room house on
Brook street. Apply to
J DGilland or
4-15-tf S L Courtney.
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WANTED?Liles & Lile* of Orangeburg.
S C, want a good hustling man
in this County to write life insurance
for the JEFFERSON, of Raleigh, N C.,
the strongest and leading Company in
ths South. Write to them, for it will
rwAnnv -frvr VA11 T.ltulSfc
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SEMINARY.
iOOL FOR GIRLS
i'lual attention to each student. School famA.
B. degree accredited by State Board of
all charges for year?room, table board and
\ -C* TYJ
FFORD, D. D.,
UNION, S. C .
=
ary School
1909.' . \\If
l Carolina Wj
ih Courses. Prepares for Col- ff
nent Academies. Military m
llence and manly carriage. A
:perlenced teachers. Cadets flll
dies of his family, securing //]
rates and educates. Modern Jl 11\
lolesome fare, no crowding. Mi I m
tnd social training. Shady ME y ^
tcr miio running track, ?uu n f
environment. Tn the social /yT I IX
.n people. The town noted/-/// 1 v\\
lonal centre. vv v
for distributing
\RY SCHOOL
cipal, Oxford, N. C. ~?
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LUES!
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for Flues,
re in our
rlues will
)ur orders
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Flues to
?MPANY,
Hiamsburg County
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iyuy.
>.
ating Expenses stock on Hand
of Each Breakage East
Dispensary Day of Month
354.65 7.10 4,043.10
340.01 10.30 3,223.65
130.09 5 80 2,636.35
824.75 23.20 $9,903.10
. J. Epps, members of the Williamsburg
ind says that the foregoing statement is
09.
J. Steele, Notary Public
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