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: KINGS TREE GRADER AND
: HIGH SCHOOL NOTES, t
The Weeuee Literary society had
a fiill meetinir last Friday for the
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election of officers. The constitution
requires that the officers he elected
at the next to the last meeting
before Christinas, ami there would
be only one more meeting before
Xnias time. The following officers
were elected: Minnie Bryan, President;
Maude Baker, Vice President;
b'tella Coward, Critic; Donald Montgomery,
Secretary; Marion Hurt,
Treasurer; Marion McFadden, Censor;
Vivian Wheeler,Literary Editor.
We hope their term of office will
he so beneficial that it will long be
remembered as a pre-eminent period
in the history of the society.
The tenth grade will present a
play 011 the night of December 21,
at the Thomas opera house for the
benefit of the school library. Everybody
is cordially invited to conic.
Admittance, 35 and 25 cents.
Poll op Honor
1st Grade.
Nora Kinder 98.33
Johnnie Johnson 90.17
' Lucile Hurt 95.GG
Hurald Steele 95.50
Maudliue Kinder 94.33
Remington Stone 94.00
Lucile X ex sen 92.67
2nd Grade.
George Chandler 95.13
Eulon Coker 99.4
Milton Driggers 9?.'2
Ela Dnbose 97.73
Ebbie Dubose 95 33
Hubert Funk 95.13
Serena Lee 99.13
Marion Lesesne 96.20
Modena Mims 97.13
Hampden Montgomery 98 8
Harold Smith 97.73
James Sullivan 97.2
Rufus Todd 9S.13
Rosa Wilkins 97.00
3rd Grade
Charlie Blakeley 97.28
Helen Kennedy 97.
Mary McCants 91.2
Kuskiu McConnell 95.06
George McGill 97.14
4th Grade.
lleyward Brockington 97.50
Claude Joues 95.46
Tyson McFaddeu . 95.40
Olivia Chandler 94.30
6th Grade.
Minnie Strong 97.33
Jennie Lee Epps 96.77
Leora Gamble 96.77
Edward Hurt y5.
Roy Baker 93.55
Essie Blakeley .92.77
8th Grade
Donald Montgomery 98.50
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9th Grade
j Florence Mcintosh 90.40
' Uossie Suann 93.90
10th Grade.
( N'ionic Urvan. .90.00
Blooma Kennedy 90.00
! Maude Baker 95.50
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What a Ton of Cottonseed Is Worth, i
One too of cottonseed used as fer
1 tilizer is worth Sib.00.
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; One ton of cottonseed used as feed
| and stable manure, $31.25.
One ton of cottonseed sold and the
proceeds used to buy meal and the
, meal fed and stable manure saved,
| $42.75.
One ton of seed sold to the mills
is worth $27.00 to $30.00.
In comparing these figures it must J
i be remembered that in estimating the i
i fertilizer values of a ton of seed and j
j of manure the prices of plant foods j
pi mixed commercial fertilizers are !
! used, and in estimating the feeding!
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value of cottonseed and cottonseed j
meal we have used corn at 50 cents j
| a bushel as the standard.
The facts upon which our calcti-j
latious are based are simple and may i
be briefly re-stated as follows:
( Cottonseed contains 3.0 per cent
I of nitrogen, 1.3 per cent of phos-1
phorie acnl and 1.2 per cent of pot- j
ast).
Cottonseed meal contains 0.2 per j
Jcent of nitrogen, 2.8 per cent phos'
phoric acid and 1.8 pe.* cent of potash.
The values of these plant foods in
j mixed commercial fertilizers are csd- j
I'culated at 20 cents a pound for nitrogen,
5 cents a pound for phos'
phoric acid and 51 cents a pound for
i potash.
The feediug values of cottonseed
meal and cottonseed are shown by
the following facts which we have
used in our calculations:
One hundred pouuds of cottouseed
meal equal 150 pounds of cottonseed.
One hundred pounds of cottonseed
meal equal 175 pounds of corn,
i On e hundred pounds of cotton
seed equal 115 pounds or corn.
These relative values uieau that
with corn 50 cents a bushel cottonseed
meal is worth about $31,00 a
ton and cottonseed about $20.00 a
ton, or *30 cents a bushel of 30
pounds, for cattle feeding. ? Raleigh
{N C) Progressive Fanner.
Hexamethyleieteramine
The above is the name of a German
chemical, which is one of the
many valuable ingredients of
Foley's Kidney Remedy. Hexamethylenetetramine
is recognized
by medical text books and authorities
as a uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine. Take
Foley's Kidney Remedy as soon as you
notice any irregulariteis and avoid
a serious malady. D C Scott
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THE COUNTY RECORD
Kingstree. S. C.
Foley's Honey and Tar is the
best and safest cough remedy for
children. At the first symptoms of
a cold, give as directed, and ward
off danger of croup, bronchitis, sore
throat, cold in the head, and stuffy
breathing. It brings comfort and
ease to the little ones. Contains no
opiates or oth?r harmful drugs.
Keep always on hand, and refuse
substitutes. D C Scott
Trespass NoticeParties
are hereby warned against
bunting, fishing, cutting timber or in
any manner whatsoever trespassing on
my lands in Williamsburg count). All
Eersons disregarding this warning will
e dealt with according to law.
12-JMt LF Pkrry.
Departure of Passenger
Trains at Klngstree.
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad
has promulgated the following
schedule, which became effective
Monday, May 17, 1909.
?north boundNo
80 7:40 a. m.
*No 46 11:37 a. m.
No 78 . 6:00 p. m.
-SOUTH BOUNDNo
79 10:48 a. m.
No 47 5:33 p. m.
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special noOes
Tran-ient Notices will lit Published
in This < ol :mn at the Kate of One
Cent a Word lor Each Issue. No advertisement
taken for less than 25 cents, i
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Wanit.u? i'o boy long and short, leaf
timber in lots of one million feer or
more Address Box
12-0-k Sumter, S C.
\Vaxtei??Stock in either of the i
Lake t ity bank-; name juice wanted
and address Box 140,
12-2-_t Lake City. S C.
Wanted?Ash logs 22 inches and'
uj> diameter. Will pay big price lor 1
same at shipping point. For par-1
tieulars addr. ss
P 0 Box 27.
10-2-41 _ Sumter, S C
Wanted? A m m to run a three-horse '
farm on sh ires or wages, or will rent j
same. Ai-o lor rent, ot.e two-horse |
far hi. two tobacco barns and one tenant i
house on place. .Ino S Graham,
12-9-.'!t Morrisville, S C.
Fok Saie?A successful General |
Business for sale. Good ami satisfac- ~
tory reason for selling. Go:>d will J
and lease of -tore. <r will sell stock)
of goods. No old goods. Liberal dis- '
count from eo-t of goods.
KO Box 8S,
12-2-tf Kingstree, S C.
FRUIT TREES?I herel y give notice
that I will deliver l'ruii irces to (
fill nil oideis taken by the late If W
Wilson. I'artie- who placed orders for
these trees will please b- prepared to
take them when delivered.
R H Ervin,
12-9-11 Church. C.
For Silk?Cabbage plants it any
time fr<>m November to April at the
following prices fob Suiters, SC:
1,000 to :i,0CK> at *1.25; 5,000 at $1.00.
Special pi*ta^ oti larger quantities to
farmers o^nerchants. Terms:?Cash
withonL y
11-1S-: S Bkyan & Stitlek.
FoA ??206 acres and three smaller
tract^gg^ohnsnij town-hip. Williamsburp
muniy, belonging to the estate of
.J W Kimball, deceased. Write me for
further information.
R H Kimbai.i.,
Empire RMg,
10-21-b t Atlanta, (la
' hristmas Presents.?Buy aChristnias
present for your friend. Nothing
better or more useful than a Waterman's
Ideal Fountain Pen. I have a
full line on hand at all times. Every
pen guaranteed and put up in a uice /
Christmas box. (JOllieEpps, "
11-25-.lt Kingstree, SC.
Wanted?To employ for the year
1910 a responsible man to represent the
largest retail Marble and Granite Monument
works in the Southern States,to
act as salesman over this and adjoining
counties; good salary or commission for
theright party. Apply at onee, stating
experience, if any, to
Box 47.
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A Is o - LOST?On
the road |between Kingstrce
and Manse of Indiantown church,
Saturday, December 4, one alligator
traveling bag belonging to A C
Bridgman. The contents of the bag,
clothing, Bible, books, stationery, letters,
etc, were marked A C B or A C
Bridgman. A liberal reward will be
paid for the finding of the bag. Notify
this office,or A C Bkidomax, Vox, S C.
12-9-It
For Rent.?We have for rent near
Salem a desirable farm of about 80 acres
of cultivated lands and good houses. We
also have for rent near Salem a small
farm with good houses and ^about 25
acres of cleared lands. None need apply
except those owning their own
stock, implements, etc, and can come
well recommended. Address
The Wilson Li mber Co,
ll-25-3t Cades, S C
Old papers for'sale at The Record
office
DATE LINE OF
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DES. YOURS TO PLEASE,
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| Fourth Carload of fesh s::ock will arrive this week.r l .|9
Fancy Driving Horses,
Combination Horses,
Good Work Horses. Jj
Any and all sizes of
Nice, Sleek Farm Mules .
in pairs or single. ' i
Call and see us before buying or trading.
Yours to please,
Williamsburg Live Stock Co, M
Kingstree, S. C. 'M
9 DEPOSIT "ll
A BANK that has never lost a dollar since its estab- *1 ;3
A BANK that has increased its business over $150,000.00
during the past year.
A BANK that pays 4 per cent on its Saving Deposits, . ^
compounded every three months.
A BANK that welcomes and appreciates your business i
whether large or small.
THE BANK OF KINGSTREE ; |
RESOURCES $360,000.00
D.C.Scott, N. D. Lesesne, F. W. Fairey,
President. Asst. Cashier. Cashier. '
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^ irepare lor cool weaiuer. ?*e call 111 yvu uut ^
$ From Head, to Foot. j|'fl
Our 3tock is now complete with full and up-to-date line of w -J
It Men's, Women's and Children's ypH
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Of FOR FALL AND WINTER. $ i
% See our stock and compare prices with others. We sell so as to sjjJ
sell to jou again.
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