The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 16, 1909, Image 2
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LETTER FROM ANDREWS. the State p<
is his end.
Moreovei
Comments on a Recent Heinous Crime somewhat
?Dissertation on Nenro Race, who comn
are vagranl
Andrews, December 13:-lbe homK Md
people of oar town have read with j
much interest the account of the where they
assault of a white girl by the'vagrancy J
negro, Kose, in the Hebron section forced and
of the county. Now, Mr Editor, crime and i
this is an awful trial to our cool- ed by the
headed citizens of Williamsburg negro chi
county, but the men of Hebron by their fs
deserve praise for their cool and made to woi
deliberate course of action in this hear of one
matter. We pay taxes for the crime,
mantenauce of the law aud let us By the w
IaoI- tn the law for orotection, But your little
there is one serious matter to be I the promis
considered by our white people, but, rest \
Will the law ever be sufficient to not beeu f
stop this brutish crime? Must our Bucks" ar<
women always be menaced with opossum is
the danger of becoming the piey hog killing
cf the black demons of the South? the holiday
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The writer predicts that the time be by any
is not twenty years in the future
when the whites and the negroes will
not be able to live in the same Beware of
State and county together. The that
negro race is fast returning to
7 i J? as mercury
savagery. Just 40 years ago those senae of ^
supposed humans were freed from range the w
? the bonds of slavery. Did this ing it throu
brutal crime obtain when they Such articl
were slaves? No; but when there ?x?epton ]
. . . table physic
has been only one generation rais- wiu g t
ed free they have shown their can possil
brutish and savage nature. What Hall's Cata
will the next generation do? Now, by P J CI
we might ask why the freeing of
the negro makes him a worse ^lood and
creature. It is because of lack of system. Ir
raising and training. When the I Cure be sur
negroes were slaves they were is taken int<
trained and controlled by the white m
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people. Now, by the time a negro gold by E
boy is 12 years old, he leaves his bottle.
mother and goes to some public Take Hal
work, for very often he knows stipation.
no father. He then goes, from bad
to worse. No one to chastise him By helpi
for any thing he does, his natural self. Buy
inclination is for evil and he drifts advertise
from one crime to another until mention t
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ANNOUI
KNNEDY-M0NTG03CERY stoek.
BARGAI
BEB OUR
busy at work assort- w w m
id nothing is otTered
:. Everything damaged '' ^ Ilcl\C Iliiu ?
You get the cream the week getting
1 Pr,Le- wliicli will tnke i
StOCk Thursday,
Hats, Tin Ware and CoiUC C<11 1J Jill
r Men and Underwear this splendid sto<
dements, Horse Col- where
her Staple Goods too
duty.
ie Place-KENNE
the Opening D
Remember that We Are He
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jnitentiary or the gallows 2laaai?*aflBaaiaiaiaaaia
H UNION HIGH SCHOOL.
, the white people are
to blame. Most negroes Rome, December 11.?OnTha
ait those awful crimes giving evening the teachers of
bs who loaf around our school and a number of yonug
refuse to work. We 0t the community presented
aw at hand to put them verv entertaining comedies, "
will work. Let our a Man jn the House," and "Ju
law be rigidly en* Jum," both of which were "h
we will have less 01 tnis \ large audience from var
crime generally commit- neighboring communities, as
negroes. Notice where as the patrons of the school, gat
Idren have been raised ed to enjoy the evening. On<
ithers and mothers and the special features of the occa
rk every day, you never Was the vocal musical select
attempting this heinous rendered bv Miss Lula Deri
Refreshments were sold after
ay, Mr Editor, I noticed programme had been rendered
reminder in reference to from the door receipts and
e of this correspondent, ;freshments quite a tidy sum
Usured that you have realized, which will be used
orgotten. The "Georgia added improvements in the sc
i sweetening daily; the equipment. Those who took
; sonie-what scarce, but jn the play were: Mi3se3 Stu
will take place before Derham, Rivers, HooteD, Cnnn
s and the editor will not ham, and Messrs Eaddy, Thoi
means neglected. Harper and Johnson.
Subscriber. School will dismiss for the 1
mm days on the 22nd inst., resun
Ointments for Catarrh work on January 4.
Contain Mercnry, Edita Literai
will surely destroy the
aell and completely de- A|#lft ! Saw Mill at Mttnigl
hole system when enterrrVt
JKq mnnnns cnrfnr?e>a nnminrlfnl nf HamnnPBR. Hr:
IUV UIUWU0 BUI4WWWI wo -mmm.
tea should never be used storms or cold, W J Atkins wo;
prescriptions from repu- as Night Watchman, at Ba;
nans, as the damage they Springs, Tenn. Such exposure j
en-fold to the good you him a severe cold that settled or
sly derive from them, lungs. At last he had to giv
rrh Cure, manufactured work. He tried many remedies
leney & Co, Toledo, 0, all failed till he used Dr Ki
mercury,and is taken in- New Discovery. "After using
sting directly upon the bottle," he writes, "I went buc
mucous surfaces of the work as well as ever." Severe Ck
i buving Hall's Catarrh stubborn Conghs, inflamed tin
e you get the genuine. It and sore lungs, Hemorrhages, Ci
ernally and made in To- and Whooping Coagh get quid
by F J Cheney & Co. lief and prompt cure from this g
Is free. ous medicine. 50c and $1.00. G
ruggists. Price, 75c per bottle free, guaranteed by D C S<
ll's Family Pills for con- ??
Mortgage, real estate, t
? lien on crop, bill of sale, a
ng us you help your- cultural lease and lien, mi
from the houses who gage personal property, bil
in The Record and sale and lien on crop combi
:he paper. tf' for sale at The Record office
i mi." v- .
^^^?<$ ??4??^?
MCEMEN
of General Merchandise I will c
N PRICE
OPENING
i bis force at work all
can get e1
ready for our opOig for SanU
place
December 16 ?
rnmnlp
(1 tfot your choice from _ r'~
73 * Fruits, Cc
ek at your own price. We c
nil* dollar does double varied sto
than till t
DYMONTGOiV
Tk i lrerloTT
raic? i nuiouay
ire to Sell the goods
ale is Strictly Cash?NC
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iax Notice. A
i?cl? The tax books will 'be open for col
lection of taxes the 15th day of October MM
nks- next for the year 1909.
.Thx levy as follows:
th'- For State, h\i mills
me a *' Ordinary County, 2% y ^ulU
Special Roads, 1 " ?
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Not Constitutional School, 3 " }(WvVW
, A capitation tax of $1.00 on all male ^
muo persons between the ages of 21 and 60 ^ ' J
its." years, also 50cents per head on all dogs, ^
also 2 mills for retiring bonds in King-- ? Win
10118 tree township,4 mills for retiring bonds ^ cessit^
well in Lake City township and 2 mills for ^ sorrv"
, retiring bonds in Greelyville school ^
"er* district, No 22. ^
; of Commutation (Road) tax, $2.00. ^ Such E
Levy for special school districts as ^
fi,on follows: Nos 17, 26, 27, 28, 23, 33, 35,36. ^ viooe,
ion8 4 mills; Nos 15. 24, 31, 8 mills; Nos 19, ^
20, 21, 22, 25, 32, 2 mills; No 18,1 mill; ^ rro.p
lam. Kingsttee, No 16, 4 mills special, 2 ^
the mills High school. ^
. i will be at the following places men- ^ Kings
an'A tior.ed below for collection of said taxes: ^
re- Oct. ^ n .
Kingstree, 15, 16. 18,19, 20 and 21 > Oenl
was Hebron, J L Gowdv's store, 22 ^ settlem
o u? *? ^ n.
Tor ^sitcrs, fu tiuuc \j\
hrv.l Greely\-ille, 25 and 26 S- PieaQp
Gourd in?, 27 ^ -ricaae
part Suttona, 28 ^ ment o:
J, Trio, 29 ^
DD,S? Harper?, 30 ^
in?- Nov. ^ ^.
Benson, V W Graham's store. 1 ^ (jive
31a3> Bloomingvale, 2 ^ count}
Morrisville, ' 3 ^ i/iftlPC
,. Rhems 4 ^ KINhN
[10'1* Church P 0, W R Graham's store, 5 Oaaaaaa
nine R?me, 0
Lamberts, 8 _ ?
Arda X Roads, Eaddy's store, 9
3 Johnsoiville, 10 I"
voxpo, ii r ..
Prospect, 12 I
Leo, 13 I II
ht Scranton, 17 and 18 ! 11
Lake C ity,. 19 and 20 H11
afte, Cades, 22 '
-I,..! Lake City, 23 ^.__
nSTr Kin/fstree, 24, 26, 27, 29 and 30
Qner Dec. Whe
gave KinRStree, 1,2, 3, 4 and 6 thing" 1
i his Lake City, 7 itself,
e ud Kingjstree, m i
ljl Fn>m 8th to 23rd and from 28th to we I
, oa?s 81st December, inclusive. 8
Those who desire to pay their taxes
ore through the mail would expedite mat-1c
fa tere by dropping the Treasurer a postal Y
' 1asking for tne amount of their taxes so
' as to avoid sending the wrong amount,
Oa-8 also stating the township or townships,
roup (if property is owned in more than one) i
c re_ ana if possible give school district wh^re ?
i property is located, also state whether
J i poll or road tax, or both, are wanted. wriijrh
^rial Atter paying taxes examine your re- wnicn
COtt. ceipts and see if all of your property is have a
covered. If nor, see about it at once.
By following the above suggestions
complications and additional cost may
itle be avoided.
J Wesley Cook,
Kri" 1-1-10 County Treasurer. I
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ned Old papers for sale at this
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lose out same at the same stand at
Christmas Goods i
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dock of Holiday Goods, all fresh and new. You
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yerything for home use and find all you want
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Claus to fill the little ones' stockings.
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un unuiLM ULrMimcni y
te with High Grade btaple and Fancy Groceries,
indies and everything for the table,
lo not quote prices having such a large and
>ck that to give even a partial list would more T
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ter is coming and the danger from fire will of ne- 3* '
/ be increased. You had better be "safe than J*
" Let us make you safe. *0
OUR COMPANIES ARE STRONG, 3: -J
lames as Continental, Liverpool and London and 3r
iEtna and New Hampshire prove it j
WE PAY THEIR LOSSES PROMPTLY **
stimonials of our customers prove it. Here is on e 3
Kingstbee, S 0, November 9, 1909 J*
tree Insurance, Real Estate & Loan Co, % ^
Kingstree, S C. i|
demen:?We received sight draft this morning for $305.73 J"
entin full for our policy with the Equitable Fire Insurd
of Charleston. Said loss occurred by fire on November 2. Tm
accept oar thanks for your prompt adjustment and settle- ^
f this matter. Youre respectfully, ^ jH
McIntosh & Moore. 5 s
Per W K Mcintosh ^ . fij
: us a trial. We insure anywhere in Williamsburg ^ V
r. Yours for service, jfl
TREE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE & LOAN CO|M
FTS OF QUALITY. 1
n vou are selectinc a cift for a friend, select some
:hat will last a little longer than the holiday season
It will be much more appreciated.
iave a large stock of
Squares, Rugs, Framed Pictures, Am
/illow Rockers, Morris Chairs, Hand Bags, pj
and in fact anything in the
FURNITURE EINB, Jr
would rnaue a most; acceptaoie present, neaiso h
. full line of ,
a^O^TBLTIBS.
J. STACKLEY- I
COFFINS AND CASKETS.
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Services rendered day or night.
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