Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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~y .J I I mm m n Wm -** BBH ?H H *f F ^ * & f NOW, WE WISH n t t wit A I VI II I + I pi??f-?^ >|? <|> >|> yA VARIETY OF NEWS FROM LAKE CITY. BAPTIST PASTOR GOES TO IIP COIN TRY -BIG SCHOOL ENROLLMENT -PERSONAL AND LOCAL IIEMS Lake City. January 13:?Mr and Mrs l'> H Willis of Cottajreville visited last week in town and in the country nearby. liev L N C'happelle has gone to Easly, S C. where he has accepted the pastorate ot the | Baptist church. He was the j pastor of the Baptist church at; Lake City for two years and , wa> liked very cordially by all, but the health ot himself and family induced him to return to a higher altitude. l>r A H Williams was in Char-j leston Monday on business.' The class in music having grown so large that the entire ' time of Miss Melva Gibson, the! teacher, is demanded,Miss Paul- i ine Wood ley of Sumter has been engaged to take the first grade' in the graded school. The corps of teachers numbers eight regulars. Senator W L Bass has gone J 1L to Columbia to auenu me session of General Assembly which opened Tuesday. On Tuesday of last week, the 4tii instant, the enrollment at the graded school reached an even three hundred. Since then several more children have entered and the total in all probability will reach three hundred and twentv-tive by the end of ' this week. Miss Julia Quattlebaum ot Columbia is visiting at Dr ,1 1> DuKant's. Miss Mollie Nachman is spending some time with friends in Charleston. Hon J Davis Carteiy is in Col-r-' ; ' - ^ .. :3*?ft*?^?*8*? We desire they respo i) advise you that vvi and we 1^ House I .KINS *8* -jc ?fs> '^? *y???rf*umbia in his seut in the Ilousf of Representatives. Messrs H II and B H Single U'lnirctrp^ isalnr, lai \ VVClt ill VA v. W day on business. Mrs \V V Brockington camt up from Kingstrte Wednesday of last week and spent the dav in town. Mr W E Bryan of Salters was noted here Saturday last. Mr and Mrs J M Truluck hav< returned home from visiting ai Mr Byron Truluck's, in the bethel neighborhood. Mr L A Winston has mover out on his farm, which is abou a half mile from town. Mr Marion King of Lake Bit} and Mis^Nellie George of Aikei were married at the Argyll Hotel, Charleston, last Wednes day. The ceremony was per formed by Rev Dr Howard Le< Jones. The young couple wil make their home here. Mr J C Spivey of Conwaj was in town the early part o the week on a visit to Mrs G I Stalvey. Seemingly there has been ver I little drunkenness here sine i the dispensary was closed. Es I pecially has this been noticea ! ble among the negroes. W L K saved At Death's Door. The door of death seemed lead to open for Murray W Ayers, c Transit Bridge X Y., when his lif was wonderfully saved. "I was i a dreadful condition," he write: "my skin was almost yellow; eyt sunken; tongue coated; emaciate from losing id pounds, growin weaker daily. Virulent liver troub! pulling in>' down to death in spit of doctors. Then that matchles medicine?Electric Bitters?cure me. I regained the 40 pounds lot and now am well and strong." Fo all stomach, liver and kidne troubles they're supreme. 50c at ] 0 Scott's. "j? 1 *t*?y?y <1* ?i|? tj to thank our friends f' ndcd to our first annou E ARE QOINO TO CONTINUI HEREAFTER THE BUSI." n nil j DAI )ROPOSE TO HaKF IT JUS! 7ull of f > Ba Kingftree ? pi?? %'?^?*i-?f s1 Ad Association for the Teachers of Rural Schools. ! ' The teachers of Indiantown! 1 Graded school, Prospect Graded j school,Johnsonville High school, | ; Union High school and of all j the schools within a radius of P ten miles of these points are re-! i quested to meet at Johnsonville High school Saturday, ' January 29. at 11 o'clock a m, \ i for the purpose of organizing1 ?,an association of the teachers t! of the rural schools of this sec? tion of Georgetown and Williams; burg counties. The superintendents of education and the t trustees of these various schools are urgently requested to attend this organization meeting. This 71 movement has the approval of 1 the superintendents of education2 0 M Mitchell, Prin. Union High School. R S Major, e Prin. Johnsonville High School. 1 Admiration Revived' "Do you like my new hat!"'' asked ? Mrs Brooke. "Yes, indeed," replied Mrs Lynn. "I had one just like it when they V* were in style."?January Lippine cott's. A Wild Blizzard Raging brings danger, suffering?often death?to thousands, who take colds, coughs and lagrippe?that terror of Winter and Spring. Its danger signals are "stuffed up." nostrils, lower part of nose sore, V chills and fever, pain in back of ;f j head, and a throat-griping cough, j el When Grip attacks, as you value n;your life, don't delay getting I)r, b King's New Discovery. "One bottle ;s | cured me," writes A L Dunn, of d j Pine Valley, Miss., "after being g 'laid up' three weeks with Grip.'* 'e For sore lungs, Hemorrhages, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, ;s Bronchitis, Asthma, it's supreme, d 50c. $1.0o. Guaranteed by D (j ?t .Scott. ?r; ^I Old papers for sale at this of j lice. *?"J*?4*?*3*??*?*?HF y?3^ or the liberal mannc ncement just l^re i E BUSINESS AT The SAM JESS WILL BE KNOWN A f WHAT THE NAME IMP bargains : RG All , S. C. o??ji??$ r*?~?*f* ^ r* =? i Consistency of Purpose Product ! Price has made the ARTISTIC STIEFF the best known and most widely used piano in its Held. Every one of its users i> a standing Ustimonial of its superiority. Pleajes permanently. Sings its own praise?and keeps on singing. Inspection invited. Manufactured by j Chas.M.Stieff, I Baltimore, Md. SOUTHERN WAREROIIM: 5 West Trade Street, Charlotte, - - N. C. C. H. WILMOTH, Manager. Trespass Notice -Notice is llert'iiy given n ar iiunung, shooting, fishing, cutting timber or ti e-passing of any kind on lands of the undersigned is strictly forbidden. All part ies are warned against so doing under penalitv of the law. AUGfSTUS Dicker, Sr., 12-23-4t ftloi mingvale, S C. i ; : . i ? I4??*4*?*4*?*4*?*8*?*4*?*4*?*4*?*4*?*4*?4*?*4*?*4"?*i??/flji lid 9 i IIU. fail r in which .. |j die holidays. E STAND (KENNEDY-riONTQOnERY CO.'S). '' ii uniicr ii m uni. i I * ? "M UES ?? jS In Everything | y HouseI x ?;?? T>VYTvyyrYT>>vvvvTVY'>vvvyywyvyv?vvYwy ww)tf ? IF IXSIE IXTSTJia^i.XTCE.. ^ Winter is coming and the danger from fire will of ne- * \ ^ cessity be increased. You had better be "safe than ^ *? ?^| sorry." Let us make you safe. + ? OUR COMPANIES ARE STRONG. < S V Such names as Continental, Liverpool and London and 4 ; iH ^ Globe, iEtna and New Hampshire prove it. ^ v^^Hb '.'tMMI I WE PAY THEIR LOSSES PHOWIPTLT. The testimonials of our customers prove it. Here is one '*1| Kingstree, S C, Nove ber 9,1909 5 * Kingstree Insurance, Real Estate & Loan Co, J , m Gentlemen:?We received sigh tdraft this morning for $305.73 5r 1 settlement in full for our policy with the Equitable Fire Insur- ^ ance Co of Charleston. Said loss occurred by fire on November 2. ^ Please accept our thanks for your prompt adjustment and settle- v' ment of this matter. Yours respectfully, , IIcIntosh & Moore. $ ^j| Per W K Mclutosh ^ ^ Give us a trial. We insure anywhere in Williamsburg county. Yours for service, <1 < I KIN6STREE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE & LOAN CO. X AAWAMAMAAMAAAAAMAAAWAAAAAAAAAAAAAWAAAAX x CHRISTMAS HAS PASSED Jfi 1 Stackley's Furniture Store | Is still in tlie race and is offering- some of the handsomest Furniture, Rugs, Etc., jH ever seen in Kingstree. Prices are as low as is consistent with the quality of the goods We also have some cheap furniture and odds and ends left which we wish to close out L. J. STACKLEY^ 1 COFFINS AND CASKETS. M Services rendered day or night.