The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 16, 1909, Image 5
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10? ^here are many kinds of
Xmas i,ritts, but none is more
acceptable than
> A BANK ACCOUNT
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Bank of v> .Jiicmiburg.
Teach your chi:d the vir
tue of saving a.ouey and
give him an object lesson as
to the unearned increment.
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money by means of interest
You can't b^gm too young.
ComiEi'iuv ..aving for your
boy or ^.n in their mfanc}'
and when they come to neerl
it they will bless the
i thoughttulness of their parents.
We receiye savings deposits
from One Dollar up and
pay 4 per cent compound interest.
Are you going to
look out for your child's future?
Bank of VViHiamsburg,
Kingstree, S C.
^cogae^ithmst
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Cotton is quoted today at 14J
middling basis. Seed $3o per
ton. .
W T Wilkins has bought the
Kennedy-Montgomery stock of
K. merchandise. See his big ad
this week.
Attention is called to notice
Ijg in this issue announcing the
$1 auction sale >f the effects of
r the deceased county dispensary
Clerk of Court Britton has
been notified that the special
term of court to try the negro,
Rose, will be held here on Mon^
day, January 10, 1910.
The teachers and pupils of
Kingstree High school will enjoy
two weeks Xmas holiday?
from Wednesday, December 22,
till Wednesday, January 5, of
^ * the new year.
The hot suooer given last
Friday night for the benefit of
the Presbyterian manse was a
gratifying success, the proceeds
amounting to about
$140.00, with some few dollars
for expense
The veterans who applied
for crosses of honor are requested
to meet the Daughters
of the Confederacy at the Bank
of Kingstree on Monday, December
2o, at 11 o'clock, to
receive their crosses.
We have been requested tc
state that the hot supper to be
given at Mr S S Mitchum's on
the night of December 17 will
^^9 not be for the benefit of Central
church, as announced last week
but the proceeds will br applied
to the improvement of the Cant
ley school. The error in announcing
it was not ours, as we
f gave it exactly as it was told tc
I us.
County Treasurer Cook tells
us that up to the present time
hns issued nearlv double the
W number of tax receipts writtec
I up to this date last year. The
E people have the money and are
W paying1 their debts?especiallv
' those they have to pay?and
our courteous and capable coun
ty treasurer sits and smiles and
writes the receipts. They nevei
come too fast for Cook.
I I LADIES' SHIRT WA!
COLLARS,
CORD RUC
HANDKERi
GENTS' NECKWEAI
" SUSPENDERS
j Any one who doesn't want
to pay for this paper in ad
vance and at the same time is j
unwilling to pay twenty-five i
[cents extra at the end of the
|year, will confer a favor by
paying what is due to date
and ordering his copy of the
paper discontinued. We try to
treat all alike and every one '
must comply with our terms, if
he wants this paper.
The pupils, of the tenth gradej
j of Kingstree High school will
five an entertainment at
Thomas opera house Tuesday
night, December 21, for the
benefit of the school. The
i evening's performance includes
a three-act comedy entitled
! "The Ugliest of Seven" and a
i laughable farce in one act,
i
"Jumbo Jum." We bespeak
i for these young Thespians a
j liberal patronage.
In settling your account for
isubscription please bear in J
mind the fact that the price
; per year is one dollar and
! twenty-live cents, unless paid
twelve months ahead. Subscribers
who owe for a year
and send us one dollar are
still twenty-five cents in ar
(rears, ISy regarding tins notice
parties to whom it applies win
(save us mucl) superfluous corj
respondence and explanation.
Rev W A Fairy's re-appointment
to this charge at the recent
session of Conference seems to
be extremely gratifyingnotonly
to his own congregation, but to
the many friends he and his
family have gained here, irrespective
of denomination. Mr
j Fairy is a i.Jiful, earnest
i worker in tlie tield to which
| he has been called and lie is
i now in better position to
labor among- his people than
when he came here a stranger.
| Foley's Orino Laxative is best
for women and children. its#mild
action and pleasant taste make it
preferable to violent purgatives,
such as pills, tablets, etc. Cures
constipation. I) C Scott.
I Head ley's Candy, the best
i m.iflp in hoves from one to five!
I pounds at L I) ltcdgers'. 12-9-11
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Entertainment at Benson.
There will be an entertainment
at Cedar Swamp school
j house on Wednesday ni^ht,
December 22, j^iven by the ladies
of the Rural School association.
! Kverybody is cordially invited
j to come and enjoy a pleasant
I evening.
fi We have 13 turkeys for sale
1 j at l.'c per pound.
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W. L. Wallace.
1ST FRONTS, 1
LADIES' KID GLOVES,
HINGS, LADIES' BELTS, I
;hiefs, < umbrellas >
^ in Xmas Boxes,
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BUTLEI
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Stop a
Big reduction in TRIMMED 1
dress as the right!
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Mrs L W i 1 land and son are
visiting- relatives in Charlotte.
Mr -I M Gause of Coward was
a visitor at our sanctum Tuesday.
Mr_.T R Cox of Gourd in paid
us h, \pects Tuesday while
i:i tov
Mr S .S Blakeley, Jr., of Trio
favored The Record with an
agreeable visit yesterday.
Mr J Liston McClam, of the
Lake City section, called pleasantly
to see us Tuesday of this
week.
Mr W L Altman of Suttons
was among the friends who called
to see us pleasantly Friday
of last week.
Mr J L Stuckey, Lake City's
popu'ar stableman, was in
town a short while between
trains yesterday.
Miss Jessie Wilson, who is
teaching1 a school near Scranton,
spent the week-end with
friends in town.
Ex-Sheriff J I) Daniel of Lake
City gave us the pleasure of his
genial presence Monday while
in town between trains.
Miss Selma Thorn, Mr W S
Gilland and Dr C 1) Jacobs
were guests at a house party
in Florence last week.
R K Wallace, Esq., who
is District Deputy Grand
Master from this district,
attended the meeting of the
Grand Lodge A F M, held in
Charleston this >ek.
Mr and Mrs 1 Ms Jacobs
went to Chariest he early
ff\rmnr to
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attend tlie meeting of the
Grand Lodge A F M, the latter
to see that the "Judge" did
not get into mischief.
The following party of young
ladies and gentlemen, chaperoned
by Mrs W G Gamble, went
to Florence Saturday evening
to see the pl?y, "Folly, of the
Circus": Misses Outz and
Lander of Benson, Miss McLeece
of Cades, and Messrs
Geo A McElveen and J Wesiev
1 Cool:.
I
! Mr J R M Motley, whose
home is in Danville, Va., came
: here Tuesday and spent the day
! with his son, Mr i) E Motley,
I who is in jail, charged with
embezzlement from the Bank
of Lake City, where he formerly
held the position ot assistant
cashier. We understand
l.-if on rrill mndf ill
the near future to get young
Motley admitted to bail pending
trial for his alleged crime.
Our best clubbing offer?the
Woman's World and two nice
premiums and The Record, all
one year for $1.25. See ad this
issue.
MS SI
j LADIES'AUTOMOBILE
" riALlINE BUW
WINDSOR TIE
; BATTENBERG CENTEI
j PILLOW TOPS AND CO
LAUNDRY BaGS, C!i
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nd Think
HATS from now until Christmas
cind of a hat. We assure you o
ALE
SALE if SECOND HAND!
INSTRUMENTS, jj
The following li*t of instruments j j
taken hi exchange aspnrtiHi payments ;
oil the Artistic StictT ami Shaw piano \
are being thoroughly overhauled and ^
each on-' will he in fine condition, and \
might suit some purchaser who would I
like a serviceable instrument at*a low i
price and on easy terms. If so, write I
at once taking lirst, second and third ]
choice, at 1 we will give y<< i a full do- >
i scription by return n ail >-r in person:
No 1. Harrington, rosewood case, V
self playr 1300 U
No Sticif. rosewood cas - 275 J
No 3. I vers it 1'ond, matmgaiiv
case *. 250 \
No 4. Mr.tliushek. el>on:zed case.. 25 > j
No 5. Emerson, walnut case 2(J0 \
Nod. Braumuller, oak ca.-e P>0 ^
No 7, king-bury, mahogany case.. 175 ]
No n. A l ion, eboni/.cd case 150 \
No o. Gilbert, eboniz?d case 125 ?
No in. Swick. ebonized ca<e 125 ]
Noll. *VindsoR| walnut case 125 \
No 12. ? rown/walnut case 125 *
No 13. Sieinway square 150 j
Nolb Newman Bros square 75 j
No 15. Eiunire. sauare 75 *
No 10. Stieff, square 75 5
No 17. Giovesteen square 60 t
No 18. Stieff square 00 1
No 19. Knabe square 50 5
No 20. Pit.sson square 50 I
Easy weekly ornv-nthly payments if /
desired. ^
Chas. M. Stieff, j
Manufaeturer t.f the Arti>tic Stieff, I
Stieff Self Player and Shaw, the Pianos 5
with the sweet tone. 2
SOUTHERN WAREKOOM:
5 West Trade Street,
Charlotte, - N. C.
r. H. WILMOTH, Manager.
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: J, D, GILLAND, :
: Real Estate Broker:
KINGSTREE, S C. J
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t Fok Sale?Residence of the
* late H C Whitehead on East Main *
+ street. Modern dwelling contain
* ing six large rooms and lot con- t
* taming six and a quarter acres. J
? A nice bargain and on easy ?
* terms. Call, write, wire or'plione
* for price and terms. J t
* Koit Rest?Plantation of 3">
? acres cletred.dwelling,barns,Ac, ?
4. with large woodland tor planta- ?
* tion purposes, on the Sumter \
* road two tnilns from Kiugstree. *
? Clieap. First applicant will se
* cure the farm. < 'all, write, wire
* or 'phone tor pnice and terms. J ;
'J Buv vour H|
h Ohrislmas Fruit and Nuts j!
^ from us. We keep the best ^
^ 'hat can be bought, and seil F
H lhem at a reasonable price. J;
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1'? *' '? ?: ..r LI I
i we iianuie a iuii ime ui ataxic yJ
and fancy ^ l
H Q R O C E R I E S. jj|
?J All kinds of ^
q SOFT DRINKS. *
'n Ft RE WO R KS H
/f of every description. P
4 Anderson, Spring & Co., ?
<4 Opposite Postoffice. |i
: By helping' us you help yourself.
Buy from the houses who
advertise in The Record and
mention the paper. tf
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SCARFS, I I
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? PIECES and SCARFS, \ I
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ILDREN'S LEGGINGS, j|
OODS CO
Before Buying
i. Nothing- is so necessary to the completion of perfect
f correct style and quality at reasonable prices.
; Or A L E.
| SPECIAL |
I Holiday Drive. 1
I BIG STOCK OF
(Groceries!
I TO BE CUT LOOSE BEFORE TIME FOR ?
| TAKING STOCK, JANUARY 1; j|
P RATHER THAN CARRY THESE GOODS j|
$ OVER, WILL SELL THEM ?1
I Mighty Close. |
I CALL AND GET OUR INSIDE FIGURES, fj
i -ms~|
Wholsale Grocery Store, i
Christmas Holiday Rates
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
I
OX SALE?December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 31, 1909 and
January 1st., 1910.
WITH linal limit, to leave destination not later tlian midnight
January 6, 1910.
TICKETS on sale testations East of the Mississippi River
and South of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers.
FOR further information, address nearest ticket agent, or
*
W. J. Craig, T. C. White,
Passenger Traffic Agent. General Passenger Agent.
Wilmington, N, C.
Notice. Notice of Teachers'
Notice is hereby given that on Mon- j Examination,
day, December 20, 1909, ^^. County ^ special teachers' examination has
DispensaryBoard for Wil amsburg | been Jrdered by the State Board of
Fk v/L II hfJLiVa? riih .ii fr 1 Education, and the same will be held
the highest bidder for cash all the re- Qn January 7 I910 in the Court House
? ^arsssrr-thehours of 10
three (3) iron Wee and other offic? * m and 3 30 P m; r M?riII
fixtures. The liquor will be put up in 19 lfi
packages, containing six (6) half pints 12'16'3t Su^ Education,
to each package. ^?????
J E Brunson,
D J Epps, Old papers for sale cheap by
WE Snowden, tjle hundred at The Rbcord
Co-Dispensary Board.
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STAilPED CENTRE PIECES, HAND BAGS is
ZEPHYR and SILK SHAWLS, g&
LADIES' AND CENTS' SLIPPERS, iS
KNIT MUFFLERS, FANCY STATIONERY, S
CHILDREN'S BEARSKIN COATS. S
>MPANY. I
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