The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 14, 1909, Image 7
TOBACCO SEASON
CLOSES HERE.
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CUTKillh >X. Nr\r SEASON'.
Tk a v. : ?acc?> market
will c'??<c tomorrow tor tin- -.en^o;:.
ami the warehousemen am! their
attaches, except a few who have
other business here, will jjo to
i MM. .
the;: resjx-ctive nomes. i mHk
soil. >1-1 whole, has Ken
most e".:b!\ing one. far more
.so, in tact, than was anticipated
even In the most sanguine.
The total .sales for the reason, we
fire relial?1> informed, amount to
~-'"'>>\er a million and a half pounds.
A million pounds is said to be
the minimum for a successful
market, and to exceed [this quantity
by more than fifty, per cent
must be exceedingly gratifying to
the promoters of the enterprise,
as well as the friends of the town
generally. The fact that when
the principal buyer came on this
market lie was ordered to stay
only until September 1. his firm
thinking that the business done
here would not warrant his presirs
lmnr<->r when the buyer
referred actualh remained unjj^B
til October 15, shows conclusiveHH
ly whether or not the initial year
of Kingst roe's tobacco market has
Ken a success.
HBK And the K*st part of it is that
everybody seems pleased with the
out-come. Tlu- producers all sa>
they are well pleased with the
H prices paid and that they will
^B plant a bigger crop next year.
The fact is. the farmers in the
territor> were extreme^B
ly skeptical about plantingtime
a- to whether there would be
any warehouses here, and even
H some j?eople in town professed
little fflith in the enterprise. This
Pf condition, of course, deterred
t many planters adjacent to this
market from taking chances on
growing tobacco and not finding a
convenient market for disposing
? of tlieir product. But all that is
I' changed. Both the warehouses
will he o]K*rated on full time
next season and so sanguine are
| men wise to the situation of the
prospects for next season, that we
have heard strong talk of a third
warehouse here.
The merchants and business
men along all lines have felt the
quickening influence of the new
^ enterprise in stimulating business.
The tobacco money has enabled
the farmers to meet their most
pressing obligations, which leaves
them their cotton money, or the
greater part of it. to spend as they
please. This must necessarily mean
? ' a better fall business, short crop
considered, than ever before. And
most of our merchants speak most
optimistically of big daily sales and
trade picking up as the season advances.
The banks here especially have
enjoyed their share of the general
prosperity,the deposits of the Bank
of Kingstree and the Bank of Williamsburg
combined closely ap
proximating the halt-muiion marK.
With these facts in view the people
of Kings tree have every reason
to be- proud of their tobacco market
and to look forward to the
next season with buoyant hope
and confidence. It is early for predictions.
but if a normal tofbacco
crop be made next year, we
bespeak for Kingstree not less
than three million pounds.
^
pOR economy
in the table
expenses increase
the amount of
OuakerOats; eat it
\ at least twice a day.
it does more than
other foods and
costs only a fraction
as much. ?
MULE THAT BROKE HAMPTON S LEli. !
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Owner Offered Rig Money for It by \
Norlbero/Mnn il*kes lnrt Renly
.V _ i:tItrlii!? < ! ' >"t ;n?la:'
i.- tli? t !! w1111; liitvu-sti
tii in a ft-w day- a -:iV- t i?
l-amU-r^r Herald: i
Hei:- an ntcoiiK* ot tin* |hmiliar
airideiir l.v which ll.unji
rn-i \i>r Ins If /, tin- fidloivinir iuci
dent, which may hi vouched for by ]
than one worthy citizen of
Kiciiiand, will probably prove of
interest, especially to the survivors'
j (
of those who served under that
great calvuiv leader, as it goes to j ?
show with what esteelll and veiiera-!
tion he was regarded hy his ini- '
, 1
mortal followers. It will be re- :
meinbered that not very long after ' |
his inauguration as ( iovernor, Hauip- j
ton with several other gentlemen, set
^ ' t
'out on a de r hunt, a few miles!
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l from Columbia, and that while rid- I ^
ing to his stand, the mule he be- J t
i strode became frightened, and leav- I i
ing the road, ran away through the' i
thick woods, and the bridle on each j 1
side breaking at the bit, the ac- j ^
: complisheil hoiseinan to save his | j
life withdrew his from the stirrups, |e
and getting both legs on the same j 1
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ground. In so doing, ho fractured :i .
leg aud it was long ere* he recover- v
ed from the effects of the injury.
Shortly after the occurrence, a i
i Northwestern Yankee wrote to the ^
owner of the mule, the late Deorge
W Davis, of Richland, (who had
been "a soldier of the Legion,") offer- ,
ing him any sum not exceeding I
8500 for tlie animal, as "big:'
i mone)" could be realized from ex- |
hibiting it as the mule that broke (
! Den Hampton's leg, and this was <
i the answer: I
1 "Columbia, S. ('.. 1870. (
"D?n your Soul: '
"The mule that broke Gen (
.Hampton's leg is not for sale, but
if 1 thought it would kick out your |
d?d brains, I would make it a preseut
to you. ^
Geokuk W Davis."
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No Rest ;
1 - - j.
Day or Might
, "I would lav awake for hours 1
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without anv apparent cause, or
1
dream terrible dreams which
wouI bring on extreme spells ^
of nervousness. After taking
1
Dr. Miles' Nervine and Tonic \
1 for awhile I could sleep well,
f
I and the nervous spells have leit '
me." MISS ALMA HUG,
} R. R, No. 4, Canal Dover, Ohio.
Without sleep the nervous c
j system soon becomes a wreck, e
j and the healthful activity of all 1
; the organs obstructed. Restful,
body-building sleep* accompanies
; the use of Dr. Miles' Nervine
| because it soothes the irritable
j nerves, and restores nervous j
energy. When taken a few days
according to directions, the most
restless sufferer will find sleep
natural and healthful. Get a
bottle from your druggist. Take
I* .. 11 inrr Airr>rtinn5 and I
Ilt Ull avwiuin^ iv u*? vvvavm^I ?
( if it docs not benefit he will return
your money.
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Summons for Belief.
(COMrLAINT NOT SEKVKD.)
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OK WILLIAMSBURG,
Court of Common Pleas.
S B Poston, Plaintiff,
against
Victoria Gainu- (sometimes called Yictoria
Purges-), Dave Gainns, Dell
Gadsden, Allene Speights, Drucilla
Harrison, Susan M Kodgers, G L
Saul-and K 1. Montague,Defendants.
To the Defendants above named:?
You Tare thereby summoned and required
to answer 'the complaint in this
j action which is filed in the ulliee of the
i Clerk of the Court of Common Pica*
for the .-aid county,and to s^rve a copy
of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at hi- olllce in Kingstree
| within twenty days after the service
hereof: exclusive of the day of such
service: and if you fail to answer the
complaint witnm tne time aioresaiu,
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
th?- court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Date?l September ? A l> 19t>9.
Rout J Kikk.
9-9-Ui Plaintiff's Attorney.
1 Old papers for sale cheap by
the hundred at Thl Record
'office. 4 I
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JI'lHiE FOR 101'RSELF
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>VItirIi is Briier?Try an ExprriiiK*iiI
or Proiii by a kingsiree
Citizen's Experience.
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N'liictluni; tu-w is aii experiment.
Must In- prowd t<> U- a*: rep .
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Tilt -tatfiii.-iit of a manufacturer, 1
? not roii\niC'iiiii proof of nu'.'it. l(
Kut tin- endorsement of friends is. ]
v- i,...i .. i....I ! i
_> U I'J'V-'SI lip 1?'|| II.Hi II i in vi
i;iCk. '
A Lame, Weak or Aching one, ]
Would you experiment on it!" 5
You will read of many so-called 1
Mires.
Kndorsed l?v strangers from tar- ]
iWay places.
ft V different when the endorse
nent conies from home. ;
Easy to prove local testimony.
Home endorsement is the proof ]
neks every box of 1 Joan's Kidnev '
I'uls. * 1
Head this case:
Mis .1 (J Kinder. Academy St, 1
\ingstree, S (J, says: "I can recom- '
liend Jean's .Kidney Pills as a val- j
lablf remedy for "the purposes for 1
which their use was intended. I
suffered considerably from kidney '
rouble and could find nothing that
a on Id give me more than temporary '
elief until I procured Doau's Kidney ,
Mis at Scott's drug store.They ben,'fited
me so greatly that I have no
resitatidn in recommending them."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
;ents. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo,
Sew York,sole agents for the United
States.
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ind take no other. \
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THE COUNTY RECORD *
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Kingatree. S. C. 0
OUR BIG BUSIN]
GROWS BIGGEI
CONSEQUENTLY we hav
pillars our buildings, anc
~o ~ " ~ o '
stores when completed wil
five hundred feet long runnir
Arcade form, right througl
block from King to Meeting s
giving us a floor space of
thousand feet.
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Call wb
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A iKDAK
SWAM I*
c A M r. No 435!
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For Sale
One and one-half (l'j) acre lot of I
and in Kings;reo with nine (9) room. I
;?o -tory resilience, harn, ?tables, j
stJre-liouse and other outbu.ldings sit- j
jate tiiereon, desirably located, and j
vithin one block of Graded school buildng.
Residence surrounded by nice iron j
r r,,r on.- i
OpiCllUlU I C4M | Cjr l ?u I
>ne desiring nice home with cngenial J
mr rounding* unci plenty ot land lor i
jardeiiing and so forth.
For in Formation apply to
Lkk & Askins, Attorneys, or
.1 W y oward, OwillT.
10-7-3t Kingstree, S ?
iOTICE TO TEACHERS AND TRUSTEES.
The fir>t meeting of the Williamsburg
teachers' associating is called for 12 m
Saturday, October 16, at the Graded
ioIiooI building, Kingstree.
By resolution at their last meeting the
I'rustees' association will meet at the
ame hour in another room in the \
chool building.
All teachers and trustees arc urged
o be present.
.J G Mcl'ullol'gh,
10-7-2t Supt Education.
Kingstree
CAMP NO- 27.'
1MUL11 MtKTIKW
twiir | v 1st and 3rd Mondaj
| jpTI || Mghtii in each
W*I?JJ Visiting choppers oordially
invited to oomt
v.^S^crt.; <y// up and sit on astumr (
or hang about on the
^ limbs.
Thos. McCutchen,
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27 12m. Con. Com. ,
FOR SALE.
iriek in any quantity to suit purclus 1
r. The Best Dry Press Machfne-madc
X BI3ZCZ. V
Special shapes made to order. Corre-I...,.*,*
nAitnUAft IrntArn ?\1 ooi ? ?rr rnnr
ruilllt'liui; PU1IV1VCU UUIUIV J VUI I I
orders. W. R. FUXK. 1
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Culm
e to
i "our 232 and 234 King St
I be __
W in
;re^ The Largest Wholesale a
In b I
a yra a
rnmjn
(> :H Sin;! : :i ry ! i i !<|i i ; I'll ?:i
M. A. WOODS,
' DENTIST,
LAKE CITY, - S. C
CLAYTON & COOKE,
ATT ORNEYS-AT-LAW.
LAKK CITY, ... SC.
i '.Tn-f in Sinxlcturv
Sinusal Attriitiuii to I'.ilkvtioas . "i-l'i ?Ct>
W. Leland Taylor,
ue.ni i id i,
?iflKc ovt r I>r \V V liio kinutonN Stoic
KINGSTREE, S. C.
5-21-tf. . !
M. D. Nesmith j
DENTIST.
LAKE CITY, ---SC.
W, L. BASS i
Attorney at Law :
LAKE CITY, S. C.
Dr RJ McCabe
Dentist
KIN3ST.3EE. - S. 0.!
I n Mrt!l7flN'C ? ?
U - fc/? mvwfcviv w
BARBER SHOP
?in the?
Kellaban Hotel
is equipped with up-to-date ap-1
pliances. Polite Service. ( ompetent'
Workmen.
5?8-OB.
Registration Notice.
The office ot the Supervisor of Reg
istration will be open on the 1st Mooday
in each month for the purpose of
registering any person who is qualified
as follows:
Who shall have been a resident of
the State for two years, and of the
county one year, and of the polling precinct
in which the elector offers to
vote four months before the day of
election, and shall have paid, six
months before, any poll tax then due
and payable, and who can both read
and write any section of the constitution
of 1895 submitted to him by the
Supervisors of Registration, or who
can show.that he owns, and has jjg,id
all taxes collectable on during the :
present. year, pioperty in this State I
assessed at three hundred dollars or I
.T Y xfronvL.
Clerk of Board j
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Final DischargeNotice
Is hereby given that on the j
18th day of October, A D 1909. the undersigned
will make application to the
Judge of Probate of Williamsburg
county and State of South Carolina for
final discharge as administratrix "cum
test a me u to annexe" on estate of Sarah
ft Britton.
Sailik Louisa Clyde, Administratrix
!cum testament** annexe. 9-23-4t
Trespass NoticeAll
per-ons are hereby warned against i
fi-hing. hunting, cutting wood or in !
an\ manner trespassing on the lands of |
the undersigned. Anyone disregarding i
thi> notice will be dealt with according
to law.
Emma Mouzon.
Jok Burgkss,
9-3o-4t R a Woods.
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FOLEY'S
MEMAR
i The original
i LAXATIVE cough remedy.
For coughs, colds, throat tad lung
troubles. No opiates. Non-alcoholio.
i Good for everybody. Sold every where*
The genuine
j FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR iila
aYellowpackapi. Refuse substitute#.
Prepared only by
Foley A Company, Chicago.
W. L. Wallace.
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Paint Your buggyi
We can make it look like new.
Any
IB. CARRIAGE. WAGON
or other vehicle
loomed 1 Per Cent.
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in appearance by painting.
Also
rgw , i Blacksmith,
Horseshoeing
and General
lice.
.Bring us xour worK.
W. M. Vause&Son
6-10-tf
Hacker Mfg. Co.,
Sl'CCESSOKS TO
GEO. S. HACKER & SON
CHARLESTON. S. C.
WE MANUFACTURE
Doors. Sash and Blinds; Columns
and Balusters; Grilles and Gable
Ornaments; Screen Doors and Windows.
WE DEAL IN
Glass, Sash Cord and Weights.
Mia
SALE
HESE ALTERATION SALES ABE
GOING ON
ana your friends can benhy
the richest money savnces
that ever came' your
WE MUST HAVE THE
--Protit is not thought of
is lost sight of. No matit
you want, write us an
i order, we'll fill it ascareif
you were standing at
3w, and save you from W
n every purchase.
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