The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 03, 1910, Image 4
lb? (founts Hccori
KiNGSTREE, S. C
C. W. WOLFE.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
tbiterod a the pnstoflive at Kin.jstree,
i as second cias mail matter.
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THECol:NTY HEcORD.
THURSDAY, FEB. 3. 1910.
Not a Bkne.
H>>: ai r rertsmy onr books in
ovJ-'r to roniphj with the f'ovcrnmcnt
requirement that no weekly
ncii-winr .*hall krrp <> snbseribcr
on itv me it ine> list who is more
then a year in arrears on pain
Oj forfeitiioj its sennet rfass postage
prieilegr. To this end w>- are
sending statement* to wry subscriber
who onr boots show ' > OW>
tis twenty-tire n uts or more. The
su ^ndion /wire of the /icvrd
is " year, but to try to yet
our subseription list on a rash
basis, we make a disneunt 'of 2b*'
to c ry subscriber who put/* one
yea l in ad ranee.
tn making oaf hundreds of
the*'' small amounts, it is possible
tli.it some errors hare rrepf in.
]JV sh"/i b" pleased tn rorreef nn>/
11vistake /?> n'hieb our attention is
called.
Any onf a'wants his or her
CO}i'i of 1 he Hcronf f/isrotlfinuei/
vill roil/' r " furor by so stafiny
when remiUino in rcs/smse to nor
S/O'Cni' >ifs.
At**'!' nunhni] a reasonable hmc,
if n'" tin not hear from parties io
whom these statements arc seat,
their /topers wilt he itisivntinueil
or * their a emu n Is put in the
ha nets of a roll erf ion ayeiay irhi'h
is rem snrrcssfot ill roll ret iia/
debts of this find.
Kopina to hare a orompf t'c
span from rrrry one, we are,
I 'en/ res/ier/fulh/,
The County I'era fit.
The iuuu who would nmke the
woi i'J better should begin by
himself better.
'i ? man who is your menu
wi'.e: it costs him something is
ti c- ni:.d of friend worth having.
K.itii.g is sweet sorrow, when
tile order for discontinuance is
accciiti unicd with a remittance tu
ccvv: along overdue subsciiption
*cco:
i _ Mate geologist gets an
a* .-aiuiy of $],??!?' and lias
a ev ..ti .. hi fund of a
y< That must ! o a pretty
si f: *: an.
" . a'lliOSpi.el'e UllLt ('Oilt
: suicide norm. If our
memory serves us aright tins is
ti-.- ti. rd case of Self-destruction
ii town wdiiia ah. .it a
year.
f
] If it takes more than $3,0<)O l.i
! to maintain tiie dignity of the p,
(lovvrtu'i's office they might cut jr
out a little of the "digni ty" and tj
tin* State wouldn't suffer to'C;
any considerable extent. j w
Mr Cole L Mease, of Newberry
has announced that he will be a jll
... _ .... .e IF
candidate ror iiovernor in iiic
next campaign. What's the matter |?
with t*('aus!er uf Tii;:ah," the
other perpetual candidate?
A lady who died near Clacks|
burg last week at the age of
lO years had smoked a pipe for
; about ninety of these years, it is
|said. If the ladv hadn't used I
i tobacco she might have lived to i
a resj>ectabie old age.
Public printing costs the State
$23.o<H?. Only a few years back
this item amounted to about
i$15,<NH). if we are not uustakeu.
Surely there is room for economy
here. Many of the voluminous
documents printed are not read,
anywav, and are a useless exU
p
j travagance. h
Governor Ansel savs that the
- - a
j Governor's mansion isn't fit to j
! live in and that the salary is ir
'too small ''to maintain the digui- L
ty of the office." Yet there are 01
i J ti
' several gentlemen every whit as
ai
igood as Mr Ansel, who are willing
to worry along on the salary
; and put up with the ramshackle ^
; old building, too.
'
The actual expense of a Leg is- ^
lative session is about $4o.(MK>,
b<
; Had the will of the people not gi
been set aside by certain members
of the Legislature the session y
' following the election on the gi
question of biennial sessions, ni
; which was overwhelmingly car!
ried! affirmatively, the State would vi
| save nearlv ?25,<MK> a year. tc
. u.
in nearly every other county
we hear of boys' corn clubs *
b
forming and prizes being offered ^
' for best acres of corn grown
!ilnrinrr flip ensiling vear. What
I *o J
; is the matter with Williamsburg? ir
Planting time is near at hand tc
'aud nothing is being done to en- ^
i courage the increased production a'
I of our staple food product. We
r<
j believe it 'o be a fact easily de- ^
I monstrated that tor strength of
j soil aud easy cultivation there ^
; are no better corn lands in the d
State than in Williamsburg. We
will go further and keep within w
i the bounds of strict veracity when ^
we ea\*- that we believe that as l'
much, if not more corn per
acre, has been produced on land
1 without fertilization?just the 1*
! natural soil?in Williamsburg as j
1 in any county in this or any ci
j other 8tate. We know of one inj
S
I stance, at least tweuty years ago,
where a farmer in this countv
j produced lo-i bushels of corn,
I bv actual measurement, on a
, r
single acre of land, without any [1
, fertilizer at all.
Change That Law. 1
The women are up in arms?
as they have a right to he?j
! demanding the repeal of the law j g
that gives the father the light ;i
to ';i\e away his children regard- f
le? of tlie wishes of the mother jc
'who brought them into the world.
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j Ke\v laviueii knew of the existence j
of tiii- iaw until the Tillman
family trouble call-d attention to j i
'it. Such a law on the statut.* "
books ia a disgrace to the man- v
| hood m Sotith Carolina, a State : 1
I , r . , *1 v
that !>onsts o~ the cutvairy or | j,
' ' M:. Xi iv whiit the Ou'iv i[
I - I
iture is in session is a titling oportunity
to have the iniquitous
tw quickly repealed. The fact
lat in South Carolina a man !
in give away his children!
ithi'Ut the mother's consent!
ionlil bring the blush of shame
) every son of the proud i
'almetto State worthy the namef
man. Change that law!
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The Christine Giles Concert comanv,
under the management of the
Lingstree Lycfum system, will aj>ear
in one of their celebrated vocal
nd instrumental concerts on baturay
evening,the5th inst.at S o'clock,
i the auditorium of the Kiugstree
F'"l' ^^UaaI rPhia oAnmnnu i<j rPP?
Ll^Ll OtilWIi X IllO VVUI|/UWJ 1V> . vv I
ainiended as one of the best attracons
of the season. Call at Young's
id secure your seats now. I
LEGISLATIVE SIDELIGHTS ?
The Senate voted down the
tate-wide prohibition bill Tuesay
night, thus agreeing tu stand
v the compromise act of last seson.
Senator Thomas I Jiogers, of
larlboro county, will oppose Coressman
J E Ellerbe for Congress
L*xt summer.
Senator Tillman declined the in- "
tation extended him by the House
? address that body Tuesday afteroon.
The bill to repeal iucome tax law
as defeated Tuesday morning,
enator Bass voted to continue the
ill, which is a polite way of killing
The Legislature has refused to
icrease the number of scholaiships
) the State university to 124.
ery proper; they can hardly find
pplicauts for what are offered now.
The House has passed to third
jading the prohibition bill that was
efeated ill the Senate.
A $>300,000 fire wiped out two
usiness blocks in Baltimore Tutsav.
John I) Uockefeller, the reputed
ealthiest man in the world, is in
Liigusta, (.5 a., for the remainder fo
tie winter.
Hoarse Colds, Stuffy Colds.
am in chest and sore lungs, are
finptoms that quickly develop into a
angerous illness if the cold is not
tired. Foley's Honey and Tar stop
lie cough, heals and eases the conested
parts and brings quick relief.
D C Scott.
To Tobacco Planters.
You can ^ret free seed for
ilantin^ vour tobacco beds at
Cin^stree Hardware (Vs and
'armors Supply (Jo's stores.
Banner Wakehoise,
Farmers' Warehouse.
i-ia-tf
Announcement.
We have placed an order for over
lOo worth of new job type, which
tic I tides the latest up-to-date faces
or all kinds of commercial and soial
forms of printing. We are now i
iepare.1 also to (.(( catalogue and j
lamphlrt work of even description, i
ticiiiunig lawyers' briefs, m the most |
.p proved style. We have a special!
01 .-if ]: w type faces that will be;
ised ou!y for wedding invitation?.;
i :?:iiir cards, etc. Call and ;< e sain- j
lie-ef work or let in send thelii to
ou. Unr jo!) depai"nieJit ojuipped '
iet i r than aav other in til is part of
he.Stale. if j
i
Made 41 Bales of Cotton
With Only One Mule
Read in our Farmers' Year Book or Almanac for
i9ioho\v a planter in Terrell County, Georgia,
made 41 bales of cotton with only one plow, a
record breaking yield, and he had a nine weeks'
drought?the worst in years. His gross income was
$2,098.47 for this crop. You can do it too
By Using
Y irginia-Carolina
Fertilizers
liberally, combined with careful seed selection, thorough
cultivation, and a fair season. Ask your fertilizer dealer
for a copy of this free book, or write us for one. Be
sure you haul home only YTirginia-Carolina Fertilizers
^ SALES OFFICESj
Richmond. Va. Atiar'v Gy.
Mail nt thii Cnnoon Norfolk, Va. ci/anr.^k, Ca.
"""~~Coiumbi:. S. ('.
Viigima Carolina Chemical Durham S r
Please send me a copy of your iqio w in?t">n-Sa.em. N. C.
Farmers' Year Book free of cost. Charleston. S C. jWjlffi1 PCl'Uj jtfl
Name Columbus, Ga. ^
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Kingstree Opera House,?f 11
ONE NIGHT ONLY. I
MAMHAV PPRDIIADV 7 1
iTivyi ^ ur~\. i p i n\ i a$ ?
W. F, Mann Presents S
LOU STREETER, 1
IN THE RURAL PLAY OF QUALITY ?
Sfelaiti tw I
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BY L. B. PARKER, |
A Story of the New Hampshire Hills, jj
NATURE'S BEAUTY SPOT. I
SPECIAL SCENERY : : : : ELECTRICAL EFFECTS S
AX UNUSUAL CAST. I
i"*-;,"1
fwE HAVE THE
We have been very busy since the holiday seasor
stock of merchandise, and it is now as complete as it was
have bought with the intention of selling quickly, and it1
in need of anything in Wearing Apparel.
Groceries and Confect
We have anything you want in the best Grocerie
line was never more complete.
Special sale of Headley's Candy in one to five pou
Try our "MERRY WIDOW" Self-Rising Flour. S
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FOR PIANO VOI
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?3SES? 3E^aBag?aMBBMBBWPWMg3BBMi awna?itmihw?iv itti
- - ' _i ill irtfiAfi Vli:
FOLEY'S. I
HONEr-TUR 1
The original J
LAXATIVE cough remedy, I
For coughs, colds, throat and loaf ?
troubles. No opiates. Non-alcoholi*
Good for everybody. Sold every whet*
The genuine
FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR lai*
aYellowpaclcage. Refuseeubstitutcsk
Prepared only by ..
Foley * Company, Chicago. \
W. L. Wallace. H
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P ANDERSON, SPRING & G0| I
?j arc headquarters for every- |? ;fl|
j thing in ihe r 9H
ij Fruit and Grocery Line g I
J We also keep a complete line of
j All Kinds of Soft Drinks. ; fl
J We handle on SATURDAYS ;
^ THE FINEST MULLETS
j obtainable.
j HIGHEST PRICES PAID
v to** '
i COUNTRY PRODUCE. ' B
1 A s!:ar>- of your patronage is ? H
j earnestly solicited. j? H
^ Anderson, Spring & Co., j? fl
-] KINGSTREE. S. C. ? fl
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Citation Notice. I
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
r.o ???rfr ? ? uonTTnn |
LUUW1 I VP V> li.iiiawwv/?v.,
By P M Brockinton, Esq, Probate }
J ucfge.
Whereas, R II Pitt man and Gee H |
Beasley made suit to me to grant to $
thern letters ot' administration of the
estate of and effects of N T Pittman $
Or hxnix win, riiin I' stmnento annexo . "3
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and :
creditors of the said N T Pittman, de- $
ceased, that they be and appear before
me in the court of probata, to be held
at Kingstree, S C, on the 12th day of
February next after publication thereat
of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,to show '
cau-e. if any they have, why the ?.
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 26th day of f
January. Anno Domini, 1910.
Published on the 27th clay of January, f
1910, in The County Record.
P M Brockinton,-^
l-27-2t Probate Judg<fr ,
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GOODS!
=z====r
i closed replenishing our
i before the holidays. We
will pay you to see us if ~VV'
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;ioneries |
s, and our Confectionery 1
nd boxes. I
Satisfaction guaranteed. I
ERS J
MORE
rES.
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 14, '7
we will give away this
fine piano to the person
presenting to us the
largest numberofvotes.
[ IT O TV i
?T7 is the time to buy your I
w SPRING GOODS ?
p"1 while this sale is on and
| while you can <,ret a
chance at this piano.
VJ Everybody rcmember
to brin? in your
41 piano votes on or belore
2 o'clock ^
FEBRUARY 14. 1 \
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