The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 07, 1909, Image 1
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i LAKE CITY NEWS
k AND VIEWS.
f HARDWARE COMPANY CHANGES HANDS
-A QUIET WEDDING?BUSINESS
BOOMING?PERSONAL MENTION.
Lake City, October 5:?Messrs R
F Tavlor & Co have bouglit out the
^ Lake City Hardware Co. During this
week Messrs Taylor & Co will remove
to the stand of the company bought
out, where they will curry ou their
rjjusiness in the future.
Incidentally we learned Saturday
uignt that one of our merchants took
in more than one thousand dollars
cash during the day. No special sale
was on and no special inducements
were offered. Just a good, straight
business. Other nnrchants may have
done as well or even better. No inquiries
were made. The results of
this mau's business for the day came
to our knowledge, and it is regarded
of interest sufficient to publish.
Dr J B 'JuKant went to Bennetts
ville Momlay ou business.
IDr W II Woods and Mrs llallie L
Moore were quietly married at the
home of the latter ou the evening of
the 30th alt. Immediately after the
ceremony the couple weut away for a
few days on the southbound train.
Two farms in this section changed
hands last week at the price of nearly
eighteen thousand dollars cash.
Miss Ruby Snow, a daughter of
Capt H O Snow, who for many years |
was a oiti/.eu of this town and coun.tj,
was married on the 27th nit at
Abbeville, Ga, to Mr Marion Speu(FALL
Every Stetson
bears the IfaUwfi
Stetson N?me
waits each
[Stetson
styles, and then it quickly bu
of the factories. Kvery se;
wc get our share for your sel
We bare the Slttaon Soli end Derby.
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You are getting the wor
You are getting cloths a
You are getting that fit
You are getting them a
monplace clothing
IVre particularly prou
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cer. The home of the young couple j1
will be at Cordele, Ga. !
Mrs L G Atkinson has gone to!;
visit relatives in Wadesboro, X C. j;
Mr and Mrs Finch and children J
have gone t?> South lioston, Va, for:!
the winter. : i
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Mrs S W G Shipp of Florence is,;
visiting her sister, Mrs J MStur-j;
trnnn ! ?
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There sire a boy and a girl at Mr j
KF Joy iter's. j
Miss Leo Randolph of Leesbnrg, !
Fla, has been added to the corps of!
teachers of the graded school. She
took charge of her grade last Mon- :
dav.
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Cotton simply poured into this j
market last week.and the live buyers 1
were kept as busy as so many bees.
Mr J K \V Chandler, whose home I!
is now in Sumter, was in town last .
Saturday. j,
Dr A II Williams, as president of jj
the Hank of Lake City,has 011 foot !
plan for encouraging the raising of ||
corn that will far exceed any other j 3
plan put forth. Full particulars will ;
be given later. However, we can as- i!
sure the readers of The liecord that !|
the plan will meet with immediate j;
and widespread favor. It has the el- J J
emetics which will work for success. .!
Will the good prices for tobacco i>
and cotton balance the increased cost'!
of clothing, shoes, etc. caused by the L
Republican tariff!-' We ought not for,j
a moment to lose sight of the fact | j
that nearly everything we have to h
buy is high and this tariff will put |j
the prices higher. W LB j |
The only chronic kicker who at- j
complisliee anything is the mule. <
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traordinary value
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t models that the highest priced designers in the coi
k of the best tailors that one of the biggest concerns
tr^Tlnings and trimmings equal to any that go into i
equal to any the most skilled custom tailors can gi>
t prices the custom tailor cannot begin to match?p
? for.
(1 of our $20.00 Suits?made of be>
ore*I perfectly, just right in every p
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growing all the time.
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Leads us to believe that we can handle your ~2
^ business satisfactorily. Z2
1 THE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK, 1
| Lake City, S. C. %
1 WANTS YOUlt BUSINESS 1
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I have just returned from the West with a carload of (A
f) Horses and a carload of Mules, the W)
8 Finest That Ever Set Foot ?
^ in old Williamsburg. W)
^PRICES REASONABL E.g
W\ Call and see them and j^et tirst pick. W\
t M. F. HELLER. 1
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A stock of Merchandise to keep pace with Greater Kingstre
orth of new and seasonable Goods bought from the bifreest mark
'er been our pleasure to show ourcustomers* We merely menti
i seen to be appreciated.
STETSON HATS. The genuine John B. Stetson hat b<
it middle man's profit we can save you money on these high clas
KABO CORSETS Combine comfort and hygiene and
nds.
Full Line of Men's and 1
Complete Stock shoes, including swell line Ladies Oxfords,
e our handsome assortment.
SILKS. BG-inch China Silk, 45c a yard. Japonika Silk, 3
jur pocketbook. Don't fail to see this beautiful line of Silks.
DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS, in Dry Goods and
)oicest offerings. Nothing better to be had. We really oversto*.
ltterns looked so tempting. Hut that is your gain, as we must m;
And don't lorget that we are headquarters for Pure Food On
People's riercar
Kingstre
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; you get i
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mtry are capable of producii
in the country is able to eir
ine custom-made clothes,
^e you.
rices that are as low as ot
it cloths in handsome*
articular.
taterial and Tailoring.
gain Sto
A CARD FROM DR LYNCH.
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Gives the Other side of the Affair
at Scraoton.
i Editor (..'ountv Record:?
Kindly give nie space in your
paper to reply to the clipping from
the Florence Times published in
The Record bat week under the
t
! caption, '-Trouble in Scranton," in
! so far as it relates to the automobile
i incident and the case in court resuiting
therefrom. The article
; from the Florence Times touching
j this affair is misleading and 1 de;
sire to correct the misstatements j
i made and give a true version of the;
i occurrence.
j On the day referred to I was reI
turning home frcm my office in the
I town of Scranton, a distance of a
I . .
quarter of a mile, in my automobile, j
which 1 have been using for the!
past three years in general practice;
and going from office to residence1
i daily. On this particular occasion;
II noticed that the horse driven by
j # J I
: Magistrate Lee-was frightened when
the distance intervening was about
o..f.la anil J of nrt/>o liWpml
I 1 Vl' Jttiuo Ull\* * UV VUVV ?VT
tny automobile to low gear, reducing
the rat# of speed to not more
than two miles an hour. At this
time the horse was absolutely
i quiet, or I would have come to a
j complete stand-still, as I always do
jin such circumstance#. As to the
j statement in the Florence paper
that I thought best to hurry by, it
is absolutely false and without
foundation in fact, i also emphatically
deny the statement that
either Mr II V Lee or his conI
stable signed or made any motion
l stop me, and these facts were
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e. We have just opened up ovei
ets in the country?the swellest lii
on a few of the new offerings. Th
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s goods.
the price is no higher than the old
Joys' Clothing.
Rugs, Matting, Etc. It will pay
5c a yard. Taffeta Silks at prices
Dress Goods we have all the :
;ked on these lines the new wea1
irk them down to a close margin c
aceries.
itile Comf
e, S. C.
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lploy. g
her stores sell com- &
it patterns, tail- jl i
re. I
brought out in the preliminary
at Lake City and before the grand
jury at the last term of court. ,
Mr H V Lee did pull from his
pocket a pistol, tne same being concealed,
and fired directly at me lathe
machine at a distance of five
feet and attempted the second and
third time to shooc, but nis pistol
failed to fire.
Jndge Eaddy's decision in tending
up the case against Mr H V
Lee to the sessions court was right
and proper and from the evidence
submitted I fail to see how he could
have done otherwise.
The foregoing facts are given to
keep the record straight.
Respectfully yours,
VV S Lynch, M D.
Scranton, October ti.
Dr Gamble s Arm Broken.
I)r W G Gamble sustained a
serious accident on Wednesday
ot last week. While getting
into his buggy to make a professional
call, his horse made
! a sudflen start and threw him
with some force against a post
nearby. His right arm struck
the post, causing a fracture
at the socket and another lower
I down. Dr Gamble went to
! Charleston and had the arm
I examined under the X-Ray
- with the result aboved stated.
! While he is able to be up the
; injury is very painful and he
I fears that he may never fully
regain the use of his arm.
i Few men in town or county
! are more useful than Dr Gamble
and his many friends hope soon
| to see him fully recovered.
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