The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 23, 1909, Image 4
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C. W. WOLFE,
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THURSDAY, DEC. 23. 1909. ti
Ami IVarv complacently says: r<
"1 told von so . &
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A railroad front Florence to ti
Georgetown would mean trcmendou>
i-ossil?i!ities to: our friends
t\
of the .lohusonvilie section.
No county except WiiliamsSl
bnrg wa- awarded more thau'^j
three prizes offered by the litiral1 j*(
. School Improvement association.'m
Williamsburg won five. j "
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Kings tree should send a d- le- St
gat ion to Kioreuce to attend thei?|
meeting to ?>e held 011 Jntiuarv
i2
3 looking to the building of a ,
railroad from Florence to (ieorge- w
towa. j of
ai
Tie highest quality of enjoy- w
metit ol the Christmas-tide lies of
in giving. It is meet and fitting ! ^
b<
that this should be true when _
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w recall the wonderful gift to,
roan by tJie Divine Father? |a<
His onlv Son. p.
i i_?~ r is
w iliianiSDurgs scnoois wn mt ^
prizes our of the thirty $50 tr
prizes awarded by the Kural | h<
School Improvement association.!
Last year our couuty's schools)
were awarded one $1(X) prize and
several $30 prizes. Williamsburg; 0|
court} i* coming to the front al
along educational liues as well as w
in industrial enterprise. We doff ilt
our hat to Superintendent Mc-j
Culluugh and his faithful band j
of teachers, who have sown the
seed of learning that is now he-j
glutting to bloom and burgeon, j
Dr Cook, the m disant dis-1 so
coveret of the North Pole, seems.?1
! bi
to be perniaueutly down and outjw
and disgraced :n the eyes of the,sa
civilized world. The Univeisitv1
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of C-onenha?eu, by whom he; hi
. tl
was signally honored when he:
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first announced his great dis- j K
eotery, has utterly repudiated his (
claim and has further branded | ^
him as a swindler and impostor, j *t
Dr Cook ? discomfiture is yeryilc
mortifying to the loyal friends! \
who have believed in him fiotni
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first to hut, but there now seems j r
to be. nothing to do but to ae- (tl
oept the dictum of those who ^
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have denounced Dr Cook as the!
j q?
naon a mental taker of the centurv. '
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MISS JjUUISC VTVXViVii Ckiivt mi (
Hugh Pendergrass, both of:
Williamsburg county, were united
in marriage last Tuesday noon,
December 14, 1909, at Gourdin's'
chapel near Lenud's. The; i
chapel was decorated in ever-! I
green and white and with shades! I
drawn and lamps lighted the
embowered altar presented quite,
an attractive appearance. Miss .
Ruth Hinnant played the wed-; |
ding march. Rev E E Ervin j
spoke the brief words of the t:
ceremony. Mr Louis Stackley G
was best man, Miss Bailey maid
of honor. Mr Luke Young and J
Mr Harry Gordon were ushers. J
After the ceremony the wedding j
party and invited guests were'
t
itertaincd at the home j?f the ;
ide's parents nearby, where
ey partook of turkey. barque
and all other y )> I things
eat. The happy couple passed
iroeyh Kintrstroe late the same
*er.inii jfoinyf to the homo ol the
com. where on Wednesday many
lends met them at a royal
ast. We wish, them a'i happl?ss.
i
SHOOTING AFFAIR XT GOURDES.
so White .Men Wounded by Gun in
the Hands nt Scufilina Ne aroes :
Late Tuesday afternoon Drs;
amble and Jacobs received a j
'legram from Gourdins stating]
lat two white men had been |
iot and were in need of attenon
A short while later, howrer,
before Dr Jacobs could
?spond to the call, another mesige
advised that one of the
ounded men had been taken to
le hospital in Charleston.
Yesterday morning further de- i
tils of the affair stated that the'
vo young men, Messrs S E MconaUl
and David Hanna. were
1 the Gourdin Mercantile Go's
Lore when a row started outde
the store between two neg>es.
Hearing the noise the two
ien went outside to ascertain
le cause of the disturbance,
hen just as they got out of the I
ore on the ground a gun went
f and the contents--said to be
ird shot-took effect in their
ices. Mr McDonald was only
ightlv hurt, we understand,
hile Mr Hanna received most
? the load in his face and head
id is severely wounded- From
hat we can learn the shooting
* the two white men was pure
accidental; they happened to
e in range when the gun was
red in the scuffle.
The foregoing account is given
; we received the report from
irties living near Gourdins, and
entirely ' 'hearsay evidence.''
[r Hanna is from near Kingseeand
is quite well known
~re __
Beitb of Mrs A A May.
Andrews, December 21:? Mrs
ora May, wife of Mr A A May
?mi r fnitrti la?it nirrlit
L 10 o'clock. The remains
ere taken to Florence for in'rraent.
The deceased is surived
by her husband and
vo children. She was about
5 years old and has been in
oor health for several years.
Tbat Possum! M-m-n!
Willi the compliments of the sea11
and appropriate Xmas greeting,
n friend, Charley McEbeen of Heon,
hajided us a basket yesterday
Inch contained, already dressed,
.1 ted and ready for cooking, a nice,
,t, plump, juicy 'possum. With a
dibler in the coop, a 'possum in
md and some "Ceorgia Bucks" on
ie way, our prospects are bright for
Christmas feast. Many thanks t?
riend McElveen and to the oianv
hers who have so kindly remem?red
the?editor and his family at
lis joyous yuletide. May happiuess
;tend them all in the gladsome hollays
and all through the new year.
tausages, Backbones and Potatoes.
Our Andrews scribe most nobly
deemed his promise as to sending
le editor a Chriftmas remembrance,
hose sausages, backboues and the
ig bag of "Georgia Bucks" that
ime to us from him yesterday would
ladden the heart of a Sybarite,
hanks, Brother Camlin, may your
ladow ueyer grow less.
IleyT
UflNEViiinTAD
IIUIlL i I fill
The original
iXATIVE cough remedy.
i*or coughs, colds, throat and lung
roubles. No opiates. Non-alcoholic,
rood for everybody. Sold everywhere.
The genuine
"OLEY'S HONEY and TAR is is
Yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Prepared only by
Peley A Company, Ohlooffe
W, L. Wallace.
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Kxcv :??r .'ator.U1* s I
F.m'.iv llitts-.
e l'.e ' t?:i! ; \ ?*!'V illti'iVStiI*
-tu;urn. 1 lie subject for ilebat
which was, Kesoivi d, That vtluca
t: afiji.'tis pleasure, was wrv aMy
'lisou?st il i)v M jss'.'S Lossi Caenou
ami Ainu Chapman on the afliraiative,
Misses Xit.i Ilusehieu am!
Kla ('uiiiion on tin negative. Al
the debates allowed careful study,
The judges decided in favor of tin
affirmative. This was the eleventlt
grade's number?' first attempt ti
address a crowd extemporaneously
We wile pleased to have with Ui
on this occasion Mrs .1 A Cock'
tield and Miss Sadie Eaddy: al
hope tu receive from them, rs wel
as from others, visits more often,
Our school grounds and building
are now urn'ergoiug loog-deaira
improvement. The entire lor is being
enclosed by a fence and tin
building beautified by paint.
At the home of Mr and Mrs C .i
Rollins on Friday evening December
10, was given a "Yankei
Musicale,'' wiiicii was much enjoyed
by nil. After the guessing con
test anil music tl quiz all th<
guests reassembled m the parloi
where was served gelatine, whipped
cream, cake aud eandv of variou;
kinds. But, alas, too soon th?
old clock on the mantel gentlj
reminded us that it was time foi
parting, so bidding adieu our most
kind hostess, we sought our homes,
wishing soon to enjoy a Htnilar occasion.
Those making above ninety or
scholarship from the high >choo
departments during the month of
November are as follows:
Eighth Grade?Eddie Venters,
Hattie Cribb, Jauie Newell, Emory
Altman, Whilden Cocktleld, Lincoln
Ilaseldcn.
Ninth Grade -Sue Stanley, Cob
Cannon, Nell Davis.
Tentn Grade- Elting Chapman,
Heueree Newell, Otis Huggius.
Eleventh Grade?Lessie Gannon.
Nnrral Newell. Alma Chapman
Eia Cannon.
Corresponding Secretary.
Corporators' $N otice.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned corporators, under and bj
virtue of a commission to them directe<
by lion R M McCown. Secretary < !
State, dated Deeemher 20,1909, will or
Monday, December 27, 1909, a'
11 o'cioek a m. at the office of Keiley &
llinds. Klngstree, S C, open ?ookso
sub-criptlon to the Willian sburg Lam
Improvement Company. The capita
stock is to be $30,000, divided into :t0<
-hares of the par value of *1<?0 each.
John A Kellkv,
P G Gourdin,
12-23-It Corporators
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$ Judges ?f advertisements t
$ will difler, but when it comes t
$ to pianos, all are agreed that t
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? for purity and sweetne's of ^
$ tone, beauty of design, excel- *
? lence of workmanship and #
? permanency of every detail, is J
? the leader?separate and in a ?
? class by itself. ^
? Prospective buyers are in- j
S vited to inspect this piano, <
$ and to compare it with any ?
S other make. The hundreds of, j
$ sales we have made under this /4
* proposition teaches us that we f
$ have nothing to fear when it ^
$ comes to a showdown. The $
$ only time we lose is when there ?
S is no showdown. J
$ A comprehensive stock al- $
$ ways on hand, and competent ?
S and accommodating salcspeo- $
t pie to sliow visitors through. $
5 Won't you come to see them, ?
# whether you want to buy or $
J not? $
J /
; Chas. M. Stieff, \
> Matiufaeturer of the 2
J Artistic Stieff, Shaw, and J
? Stieff Self-Player Pianos. ?
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\ SOUTHERN WAREROOM: \
? 5 West Trade Street, /
| Charlotte, - - N. C. J
J C H. W1LMOTH, j
1 Manager. $
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:.Tg 8r$s'iiz? Ls'.v afrt Iraer lsasiis.
! Kdil.ir f'i>ur.t?* 'Iiv< ?it.
! st'rn:- t no;'.* *
for llu1 !..i\v ;inti < >r ? ; !? . t<i
'i' iv i?> ;>.
soirts;'.t ? ?lc. i !ir;ir<i ;t
.} man f?a\ ii " other day that in>?>v)
>' its !i i?i^ j?rci:.l?ifi >n.
.! we liavr limior. I tiiiiil: it
i J
hi^li liine tor t!;o>e committers
! that were appointed l?v the
. i county president to make some
move I-' organize the township."-.
I ! hope a!! th other township'have
already organized. Mouzons
township committee will
i meet at the ?choo! house near
1 Mr Titos K Wilson's on Thurs'
day. December to organize a
. league. All are invited to at5
tend the meeting on Thursday.
December ho, at the Wilson
school house at h o'clock, Come
one, co ne all, and let's^ganize
I a strong league andpeo,
pie of our county ki hat old
Mouzons township i. live to
i good government. Metl us at
1 ^ 1 ? i kill* *?| \
il D ClUv.i\i I'ciniiuti >j\'.
Kespectiully,
? .1 T Fkieuson,
For Committee.
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1 S? .Xswe ,?o haMllingnootl.tr Oh
,,vo: ^:s* 'hoiefore we think ?r Nave
:|* FlWl
' V.'e k' r|? cn hand at all time
(*? for ;l.o < hristma- holidays the be
randy department we h:ive lull
ra |mhui<1s. Thi- candy is guarantee
I a; full, zv
I Try our Star lhan I Hams.
Si?? '"'lour is guaranteed to be t'ie lesi
: eO department i- up to the highest si
5w Nation-*! Bi-cuit Co's Famou?5
bis'*.>s. jtaehagr. 10e. Saltitt'S. p<
?$ Biscuit < !<?'s takes and Crackers.
'tmsmmmmm
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i Jur Chriftn
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1 Ha
\ gg Pait of New Ideas, C
f $3
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' iS ran" ' a l>fttcr place
Jug attractions in
? lV!mv we mention h few
IS Cnff I-is- L)I
]S Bar Pins Kn
|j? Toilet N*i<i of all kinds Bal
? 2 Cl'.ft Links !NK
|S And otliei g'lodn to) numerous
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w Opposite Depot
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We are now showing souit
them over. Remember
D.
inifwi. /
$5
nKsvamasnmr ,?rn^liWBwy?nJ-r;7r., i?.fr.:r.sTrn i* ?
jWeak T iK*wt"-Wcsk Lungs!..
1 hCold after told: * :oi:gh! Troubled v.Til thisl
taking-*.<*<>;;'; ?: - v:r. it on Vy* have grcatjr
confident In Avers "... .Try reccerai for this work. No I
medicine li'co : to" \? T: Au ua- s and weak 'tings. Ask I
-" *?? .. iIrnnwe a'i if |
IyvJUI . at-? .A.H'I / m? *n <8
His approval is vaiuab1 . Fellow his ' I J
No aicoo.v > n 'b.'s ^ :?::oudne. : V , o^. .> - J
; AI - J" . r.ikeadosc*vhe;? . VV'Jiat
; i.; UH.'nc*. :,e :..r' \? " i'iils. Ask your doctor his opinion. Let him decide.
fw&MfmNarfs
Fou^leni^? |
Should be in every stocking mkJSII&Q
i G. OLL1E EPPS, Agent .1
1
i A beautiful line of the Waterman's Ideals to .select from may be
seen at the
KingStree Dry Goods Co. s Store.
RE WORKS.^ j
iri^tnvis tr,,oii? weir.1 able torviv mor : tU'nt'.on to the buying of our fire- ^
j he best line <>f the be.it goods ot that kind in town. Pries'are lowest, too. 2g
illilFiiiiEW 1:
a c< mplete line ot Iruit, but we have i ut forth a special effort to furnish jfiji1 'J
s' and largest line o!' fancy fruits ever handled in Kiugstree. In our {5
line ot the famous Headley's Chocolates in packages firm one to five S, fl
d iu be tie* best g
Txe of groceries, x I 'i
Kara Corn S> rup ean't be beat. The famous Merry Widow Self-Rising ?&
t Floui on the market. *J4-lb sack, $1.00. Everything else in our grocery sg
tandard of Quality J
Old EngiMi'Fmii Cake: l pound cukes. 35c: 5 pound cake-*. $1.75. >a- g#
iind, x.'5c. Oysteretle-.. package, 5c Full supply of all kinds of National !0
nil guaranteed to be fresh and good. , '81 f
. RODGER
IE and SEE! m
nas and New Year Display I |
doming Surprises, Novel and Desirable Goods ; j j
to get just the right thing for everyone. Our stock is full of' ?' ' ijjj1
Holiday Gifts of the latest designs and best quality. i5
The prices will be the lowest possible. ? .i
articles: g J
AMONDS Watch Fobs Lockets ;S
ives and Fo:ke Hat Pins Jewelry of all kiuds !?
i? Pins Eye Glass Chains Smoking Sets
:k Chains Shaving Sets Fancy Goods |3
Umbrellas, Gold and Silver Handles ? ;? ?
to mention. Engraving Free ]S
TS & WATTS I j
Watches and Clocks Repaired ;S
iptabmt* I 1
01: I 9
. - ' " ' " ' A ' NECK cVlAIN 1
WATCH FOB
Beautiful Brooch
? splendid values in each ot the above lines. Come in and look
your PIANO VOTES?call for them.
REDDICK. | i
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