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VOL. XXIII. KIN(?STl{Ki:. SOVTH (AROLLNA. THIKSDAY. X0V1.MBKR >.'), H>0i>. NO. 37.
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' I NEWS LETTER FROM CADES.
Lav and Ordef League Formed-School,
Thriving- Good Effects of Prohibition.
Cades, November 28:?As !
t Cades has been silent this
loDg time, 1 will give you a
few items of news.
crops are aooui ait gauierecu i
? ' f thanks to the good weather l<
and good prices prevailing.
Some of our farmers are!
" v-<?~sbwing oats and laying1 out!
farm work for next year.
^ x f Rev T J liooke, the Baptist!
P> pastor, was here Sunday and }
preached two good sermons, !
morning and night,to good-sized j
congregations.
Mr Editor, I wish you to put;
'Jades on record for being the
tirst in the county to organize
1 a Law and Order league on the
17th inst. The meeting1 was ad
dressed by Revs W P Gause and
L L Inabinet, impressing their
hearers with the great need of
respect tor the laws of our
country. Following these addresses
about thirtv names
i4 "
were enrolled as members. Mr
it F Epps was then elected
president, Mr V E Strong vicepresident
and H J Brown secretary.
The secretary was instructed
to add names to the
list at any time. The next meeting
will be held on Wednesday
night,December 1, at which
S time we hope to have the
constitution and by-laws subuiitted
in order that the same
may be adopted.
Mr G E Cox has purchased the
i?
I J Seas
Men's and Boys' Suits or Gar
H Health Underwe;
^ We laid in a big stock
we will close out this stock ;
Mj Our line of Dress Good
II Peool
Our Stock of N
If you want sometl
WI
Take this HIGH /\RTcut,
i's a dash of style and supe
HIGH At
Perfecti<
L D. RE
corner lot on which the post-^
oftice building is located, also'
there is a jrood store and
residence on it, which the new j
owner is repairing and iririprov- i
ing. *r - ^ j
Mr J N Floyd has moved to
town and opened' a grocery
store in the- building formerly
occupied* by Po'ston & Glenn. 1
Mr?Allen has moved to j
Lake City.
The ladies of the Baptist !
church expect t?> tfive a hot ;
supper on the night of December
3 to raise money tor
putting new seats in the church, i
Cades school is progressing
finely with the same teachers j
in charge who have been here
for the past three years.
Our merchants already sav,
that their trade is perceptibly !
better since the dispensaries !
have been closed and there are !
no more "hot times in the old j
town" at nights.
B.
Forced into Exile.
Wm I'pcnurch of Glen Oak,Okla,
was an exile from home. Mountain
air, he thought, would cure .a frightful
lung-racking cough that had defied
all remedies for two years. After
two years he returned, death
dogging his steps. "Then 1 began
to use Dr King's New Discovery,'1
he writes, "and after taking six bottles
1 am as well as ever." It saves
thousands yearly from desperate
lung diseases. Infallible for Coughs
and Colds, it dispels Hoarseness and
Sore Throat, Cures-Grip, Bronchitis
Hemorrhages, Asthma,Croup, Whooping
Congh. bOc and $1.00, trial
bottle free, guaranteed by D C Scott.
nna
King Qua!
They tit the feet. The n;
\lvin Bra
ments in all sizes. Prepare for cc
lr for Men, All Wool Underwear f
flatting!
of Matting and cur store being
it extremely low prices. If you
s is complete, and we have a new
e's flerca
Kingstrc
lEN'S CLOTHING is Large [sough
ling conservative ard digni fied in cut I If you want
i HAVE IT! | WE HA
fv. it stance; it is one of the distinguished models w
riority of finish that at once stamps it the product of
>T CLOTHING Ret
because of a careful and scientifical coustri
>n in Workmanship
DDICK'S BARC
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y} in which a poor man may become wealthy. One is by V
O saving a part of his income regularly and putting it into G
ft some bank until it amounts to a comfortable fortune: ft
ft The other is bjr saving his money and investing it in ft
ft profitable enterprises. ft
Sr In either case ft
X _<&. Ban.li Is a Uocessit^r. a
ft And whichever way you try, this bank will be pleased ft
ft to assist you in every way possible. ft
^ Have an account with us?become one .of our patrons ft
I THE FARMERS t MERCHANTS BANK, jjX
take City, S. C. X
Y .1. S. Mefl.AAI President. T. J. t'OTTIA'GHAM, Cashier. V
Q S. B. POSTOX, Vice President. II. P. FEXEG1X, Asst. Cash. O
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1 HORSES AND MOLES. \
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{A I have just returned from the West with a carload of (A
f) Horses and a carload of Mules, the w)
fjjj Finest That Ever Set Foot n
j) in old Williamsburg. w)
gP K I C E S R E A S ONAB L E. g
W) Call and see them and get first pick.
if m. fTheller. |
m. t^m mm ^mamm*^_
Goods in All D
ity Shoes. I
ime tells the<iuality.
l
nd Clothing. ,
>ld weather. See our line of Overcoats, Blankets, Wright' m
or Ladies and Children, Buggy Robes, Rugs, etc. ri
nattinc!
crowded, we need the room for other merchandise, therefore
need Matting we guarantee to save you money. *
lot of Lion Brand Collars and 'Cuffs. I
ntile Company, .
:e, S. C. |
to Supply Every Ni
something ultra and smart
VE THAT, TOC
'hich will be worn by fashiot
master tailors!
ains Its SI
iction, and
and Finisl
iAINST
FIRE JIT MANNING. a
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Clark's Tobacco Warehouse and Olber c
Buildings Destroyed.
Manning, November ^2: ?!
ClaFk's tobacco warehouse, alp
i large frame building", was total-1
ly destroyed by lire about 9;
o'clock this morning, together;
j with the adjacent three-story! P
| prize house and a barn belong-- P
i ing to Dr \V M iirockiiiton. Several
dwellings in the vicinity,-'
: were greatly endangered, but n
owing to the absence of wind b
and the presence of shade trees, \S
the tire was kept from spread- C(
ing farther. There was no stock, n
| of tobacco 011 hand in the ware-;li
house, all having been shipped *
i since the close of the season,but c
I a considerable quantity of corn . a
land hay, a tine Jersey cow, aniV
i ox. a practically new buggy and 61
a lot of coopering material were
(destroyed in the tire. The ware-!
! house buildings, which were of
I heart pine, were erected aoout t
twelve years ago at a cost of: n
(something over $6,000, but the
; price of lumber is much higher a
i now than it was then. It wouid :
| probably cost $10,000 to put up
1 the same buidling now. There
was $3,250 insurance on the
buildings, but none on the live
stock and otiier contents. Dr
Hrockinton's loss was about!
$300 or $400, partially covered
by insurance. t no ??r**r?ri <>i i:ir
fire is not known. It. wiil here- '*
called that Mr Clark had a iari^e ^
barn on the .same premises des- H
troyed by tire only a few weeks u
epartmei
mm
The "Shoe of Shoe
f The two principal (acton in the thoe q
vk are style and quality. You cannot be well
XJk jnf if either element it lacking. KagQuab
nSk B| ate mastetpiecea of the shoeman's cr*ft at
I Hf detail of cut and finah reflects the hiab
k A\?H| the skilled ihoe designer. The result i* t
a HJShI Bent of the distiactive style that Mamps Ki
ft ffljM Sheet. Nor could this result be attaine*
tX HUB the use of tie finest grade of thoe materia
A high daw workmanship. From the toil
|^^a tanned leather to the (nest grade o
SHk quality ia there. Inade and out, inn
counter!. Dot, etc., the parti you c
equal quality with the uppers anc
comh^bot^o^tnde^quaEtyand
y, t men. Union aide.
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go. That fire also occurred in
he day-time, with no known
ause.
NO LICENSE ON NEWSPAPERS.
ublic Spirited Action Taken by City
Council of Spartanburg.
j
The new city council seems to apreciate
the newspaper. A newspaer
is one of the greatest assets a
jwn can have; its influence is not a
ingible thing, but being subtle it is
lost powerful. No city can afford to
e without one. Tht advertising
iven is of incalculable value to the
Dinmunity. To place a license on
ewspapers is, therefore, ridiculous,
s well as lacking in appreciation.
irre are glad to see that the new
iuncil takes this view of thi matter
ml has repealed the license imposed
y the outgoing council.?Spartanrufj
Spar/an.
McElveen Woods.
The editor acknowledges with
tianks the following announce
lent:
Mr and Mrs .1 C McElveen
nn?unce the marriage of their daughter
Lillian Evelyn
to
I?r Marion Ashhell Woods
in Monday evenirg,
November the twenry-second
nineteen hundred and nine
Lake City, South Carolina
If \on ilt-sir*' :i rle tr complexion
?*\ Ui inu L.i\ciave,for coniijci'ion
and livor trouble, as it will
timn'ate these organs and thorojhi'v
cleans" vmr system, which ie
rhat everyone n- is in order to feel
re 11. D C Scott.
nts. J
VUTY
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Idreaed laBM i
est art of V^far J|
he tttiia- I
iuo( see are oTM4^
I workmanship (Hat VHA
'Sboe of Shoes "for
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