The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 17, 1910, Image 5
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would be appreciated.
Bank of Williamsburg,
Kingstree, S C.
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See adv of A E Hill concerning
tobacco flues.
H D Reddick has a new ad. in
this issue. Read it.
Get your tickets for the Lyric
Glee Club at Stackley's Furniture
store.
Attention is called to corporators'notice
People's Bank
of Scranton.
Remember the meeting in the
court house Saturday to organize
boys' corn clubs for this
county.
The Commercial Sa vings Bank
of Charleston offers 4 per cent, i
J, compound interest to savings,
^^ Mfefiositors in their ad this week, j
Miss Sallie P Oldham will I
give an elocution recital at the
school auditorium Friday night,
February 25. One-third of the
^(proceeds will go to tbe school
library.
We predict tbat the Thirteenth
census will give Williamsburg
county over 35,000 inhabitants
and show an increase
of 100 per cent population for
Kingstree.
J L Stuckey, the old reliable I
I Lake City live stock dealer,
| has a bunch of horses and
moles fresh from the West.
He invites prospective buyers
to look them over.
SATISFACTION, OR YOUR HONEY BACK.
The Lyric Glee Club Makes This Fair
Proposltloe to The PublicThe
Lyric Glee Club, which
will be at the Thomas Opera
House Saturday night, gives
* promise of being one of the
best attractions of its kind
rever seen in Kingstree and all
lovers of good music, both vocal
and instrumental, are delighted
-1 nf linirin(r
K <11 IUC uppui iuuuj v/1
j N such a good quartette. These
I; gentlemen are high class arI
tists, proud of their reputation,
I which they intend backing to
l?^wilteir full capacity. Anyone
^ho hears this quartette and
is not entirely satisfied with
the performance may have his
or her money returned by
applying at the ticket office
immediately after the performance.
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JURY LIST.
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn fnr Term
; of Court Convening February 28.
Grand Jury.
'liK Fpps. Cades
I J Ed Godwin, Lake City
j R .f Ferdon, Morrisville
, L D Burjjess, Kingstree
' \\* F McCants. Kingstree
i W A Fitch, Lake City
i B H McClary. Kin^stree
j A R Moseley, Sailers Depot
G WCamlin, Trio
C II Lesesne, (ireelyville
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11/ ?? milllUUlIS, 'l\Juuauui Iiiv
,.Ino K Godwin, Scranton
.1 T McCants, Trio
J L Blakeley, Andrews
L L Caldwell, Lake City
M G McMillan, Greelyville
A W Lodgers, Scranton
W J Bartell, Cooper
PKTIT JURY.
II N Courtney, Lake City
W D Byrdic, Suttons
G B Gowdy, Salters Depot
W II Gaskins, .Ir, Lake City
P D Cocktield, Lake City
J F Gastrins, Lake City
E C McDaniel, Venters
V E Strong-, Cades
E F McClary, King-stree
S J Gist, Greelyyille
II \V Tanner, Vox
E B Ithodus, Greelyville
J D McClam, Scranton
J J Bradham, Greelyville
T? V Ward. K inn-strep
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J P Haselden, Lambert
S A Graham, Gourdin
J M McConnell, Bloomingvale
W S Brockinton, Jr, Indiantown
R J Nesinith, Nesmith
W J Baniel, Lake City
J E Burch, Lake City
S B McDonald, Lane
S J Gasque, Scranton
J W (barter. Lambert
J J Epps, Cades
H P Baldwin, Lake City
R E Ward, Kingstree
A R Eaddy, Leo
J A Covington, Cades
D L Epps, Mouzon
James A Feagin, Andrews
T G McDonald, Trio
H M Burrows, Fowler
E T Hamer, Salters Depot
J D Boyd, Trio
Carried Bean Eleven Years.
William Telmar, a negro living
near St Stephens, came to
Drs Gamble & Jacobs yesterday
complaining of an old wound
which was paining him. Telmar,
it seems, was shot in the leg
above the knee about eleven
years ago and lately has had
a sensation in his foot and toes
as if they were threatened with
paraly*sis. An operation disclosed
a condition peculiar and
surprising. When the incision
had been made Dr Gamble found
among the muscles of the thigh
a kind of sac filled with a viscid
fluid and in the sac was something
that resembled a bullet in
size and outline, but which when
closely examined turned out to
be a bean! The negro's assailant
had shot him with a gun
J charged with beans and one of
, the missiles remained imbedded
1 in the leg for eleven years.
Hoarse ( olds.. Stuffy (olds.
| am in chest and sore lungs, are
symptoms that quickly develop intoa
dangerous illness if the cold is not
cured. Foley's Honey and Tar stop
the cough, heals anil eases the con
gested parts and brings ouick relief.
I) C Scott.
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('ol 1? Wallace Jones of Lake
| City was noted liere Monday. j
Mr and Mrs W'N .Jacobs visit-1
ed in Georgetown last week. ?
Miss Eunice Kennedy has
been visiting friends at Sut.
tons.
! Mr Jas K Davis had business
! in Kinjjstree several hours Mon-1
! .-I .
i ua >
| Mr D E Gordon of Gourdins!
; was in town vesterdav between '
trains.
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Mr It A Watts left last week i
for Goldsboro, A to spend [
some tirjie.
Mr fl McPadden was liere
Tuesday and paid our sanction
a pleasant visit.
Mr James E Davis of Saltersj
Depot was here Monday hnd j
called pleasantly to see us.
LeKoy Lee, Esq., made a
business trip to Georgetown
Tuesday returning yesterday.
Solicitor Stoll is attending
court in Manning this week. The
next appointment is Kingstree,
beginning Monday, February 28.
Mr W I Nexsen, of Kingstree
and Asheville, N C., is spending
several days here looking*
after his interests, business and
otherwise.
Dr and Mrs W L Taylor received
the most interesting valentine
we have heard of?a fine
baby boy, born at Greelyville
on February 14.
Mr A B McDonald of Gourdins
paid us a pleasant call Saturday.
Mr McDonald was dispenser
here about 15 years ago,
when the State dispensary system
was first inaugurated.
Cadet J H Woodberry, of the
Citadel Academy, is at his home
at Johnsonville on furlough,
leave having been granted him
to prepare for standing, a competitive
examination fo West
Point Military Academy.
Miss Mittie Mcliiii ot mngstree
and Miss Louise McGill of
Benson, who have been attending
Red Springs Seminary, Red
Springs, N C., have returned to
their respective homes on account
of small pox breaking
out in the institution. There
are said to be eight cases
among the students.
Mrs J S Jennings was the
lucky winner ot the handsome
dress pattern given away by
tne Kingstree Dry Goods Co.
The number winning the prize
was 107. Capable judges declared
that the "white goods''
decoration and display at this
store last week was as handsome
and tasty an arrangement
as one would care to behold.
President Helps Orphans.
Hundreds of orphans have been I
helped by the President of the In-'
dustrial aud Orphans' Home at Macon,
Ga, who writes: 44We have used j
Electric Bitters in this institution j
for nine years. It has pioved a most:
excellent medicine for all Stomach,;
Liver and Kidney troubles. We le-!
gard it as one of tin' best family med- j
icines on earth."' It invigorates all
vital organs, purities the blood, aids
[digestion, creates appetite. To
J strengthen and j^uild up thin, pale,'
1 weak children oi rundown people it
i has no coital. Best for female ccm
plaints. Onlv o<>c at i> C ^oott'a.
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R. F. D.'s Three-Cornersd Meet.
On February TZ there will be
three large meetings of Rural
Carriers. The carriers of Spartanburg
and neighboring counties
will meet at Spartanburg in
the court house at 10 o'clock a
m: the carriers of Orangeburg
and neighboring* counties will
meet in the city of Orangeburg;
and the carriers ot Florence and j
neighboring counties will meet i
in Florence. President Thos E
Wicker ot Newberry and Treasurer
A W Hill of (ireenville will
attend the Spartanburg meeting;
Vice President E W Comer of
Rock Hill will attend the Klorpn.-H
;md Secretarv
Paul K Crosby of Puffin, Colleto
county, will attend the
Orangeburg- meeting.
The indications are that each
of these meetings will be largely
attended since there appears
to be some rivalry as to which
meeting will draw the largest
number of carriers. All carriers
are urged to attend one of these i
meetings whether they are
members of the association or
not. These meetings, however,
are not intended to interfere
with the meeting of any county [
association, which may have j
already made arrangements for ,
a meeting on that date.
The carriers are beginning to
see the necessity for organizing
and the more progressive ones
among them are working to this
enc..
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I ANDERSON, SPRING & GO J :
J are headquarters for every- |?
j thing in the r
^ Fruit and Grocery Line I
J We also keep a complete line of ?
j AU Kindt of Soft Drinks. I
3 We handle on SATURDAYS ?
.2 THE FINEST MULLETS E
m obtainable. ^
3 HIGHEST PRICES PAID ?
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j country produced ?
?| A share of your patronage is ?
earnestly solicited. ?
t| Anderson, Spring ft Co., ?
j KINGSTREE, S. C. ?
SPECIAL NOTICES
Transient Notices will be Published ,
in This Column at the Rate of One ?
Cent a Word for Each Issue. No advertisement
taken for less than 25 cents.
For Sale?Pure Buff Orpington eggs (
setting of thirteen for one dollar. Apply
to T M Scott,
1-13-tf Kingstree, S C
Lost?One whit* setter bitcli with
white ears, Liberal reward if returned
to WLMcFarland,
2-17-lt King-tree, S C
Money to Lend?On improved farm
and central town property on terms
one to five years.
Pee Dee Trust Company,
2-10-4t Florence. S C
For Sale?One ten-room two-story
dwelling and half-acre lot. Dwelling i>
within 100 yards of Kingstree Graded
School building, fronting three streets.
Three other small buildidgs and good
gatden on premises.
W F Kennedy,
2-10-tf Kingstree. S C
For Sale?One hundred and fifty
acres good land, ts.*> acres cleaivd, with
dwelling and good outhou-es, miles
from tne town of Kingstree. Good,
heaithy location. For further information
apply to
Mrs M E IU'roess,
2-17-21 Kingstree. St'!
LADY WANTED!
To lutnxhicf* our vt rv ooinpU to Soring lino of 1
U-autilul wool -uitiii;.'-. wa.h fabric*, funcy i
wai-tu-:.'-. silk-, etc.. lulki-. la?:ts am; |>ctti- I
coats. ah up to date n. Y.City Patterns. Hncst j
Hue un tbv market. Dealing direct with tin j
mill- von will i ii'l nor prices low. prut i?, jpi.'iii!
to fai.o i weekly, Samples ami full In-' nioiiiai- j
jiack'.-il in a n?it r-:imra^. -Iiijiih-' r\pivv |
j>rv]>ui<l. N>> iiioiu-y r?<|t.ir.-?l. Kxclu?;\"
rv. Writ- lor paiti -lil.ir- B- lir-t to a; [ l\.
Sttjrdjrd Dr:.-. GoodisCo. D:pt. F B!in?har.i n N. Y. j
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and sec our line of
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100 Bushels Corn Per Acre
You can build up your farm to produce 100
bushels of com per acre, and even a bigger yield
by systematic rotation, careful seed selection and good
plowing with good implements, proper cultivation, and
By Using
Virgin in-Cnrolina
Fertilizers
liberally. Accept no substitute. If your dealer is out
of these fertilizers, write us and we will tell you where
to get them. Write for a free copy of our 1910 Farmers'
Year Book or Almanac. It will tell you how to get
a big yield of corn.
SALES OFFICES?
Richmond, V?. Atlanta, G?.
Mail 01 thia Coupon Norfolk, V*. Saranoah, Ga.
^ Colombia. S. C.
CHIM,CAL Durham, N. C.
Pleaae tend me t copr of jrour 1910 Winnton-3aleo. N. C.
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Watts 8t Watts, (Q%~~
MAMONDS, WATCHES,
IEVVELRY, CLOCKS, j&W
-ANCY GOODS, SPECTACLES,
EYE,GLASSES.
Watches. C/ocfe o/?</ Jewelry SBfiHERfSB
REPAIRED aid WARRANTED. fKE?|HffiNp
lire as a call before pirchasiig, as we
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? gHf H. A. MILLER, Proprietor, j?
** Always on hand ^
FIRST CLASS BEEF^o PORK g
?$ POULTRY DRESSED TO ORDER. ?
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? Fresh Pork. Sausage a Liver Pudding ?
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4? three times per week. Give me a trial. ft*
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Hot H Jo". Order, I UXATIVE COOgll tlDlft
I Ynr eoarha. colds, throat and laai
HOT COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE tronbio." Xo opi*t-._ y<m*icohoii?
Good for everybody. 8old everywhere.
AND The genuine
r,nr noTVT-tJ FOLEY'S HONEY end TAR lain
IULU UKlAKb. t Yellow package. Refuse substitute*
* " Prepared only by
Special accommodation* for p?|ey * Company, Ohloac*.
THEATRE PARTIES. " T- S""1
All kind* of ~
Delicacies in Season. v\v*%wv\wwv\v\wv*w
Young's Ice Cream Palace \ C'ty^Zl c'Ub' \
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