The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 24, 1910, Page SIX, Image 6
. A VARIETY OF NEWS !
FROM CADES.
J
PRETTY HOME WEDDING-DEATH
OF A YOUNG LADY-PERSONAL
AND LOCAL NOTES.
Cades, March 22:?On Thursday
evening, March 17,your correspondent
witnessed a quiet hut pretty
j i- a ai__ -u ..r
weumnjf ai nit* nuiue ui i?u auu ?o
C K Eaddy. The contracting1 parties
were Miss Emily Colee Eaddy and
Mr J A Griffin. The groom is an
employee of A C Lumber Corporation
of Georgetown and is a steady
and industrious young man. The
bride is the attractive and popular
daughter of Mr and Mrs Eaddy.
The ceremony was performed at
8:30 p m by Rev J R Sojourner and
immediately afterwards the guests
were invited to partake of a delicious
supper, consisting of barbecue,
turkey and other savory comestibles.
The bride was attired in a gown
of beautiful Jove colored silk and
wore a wreath of orange blossoms.
The attendants were: Mr Wilmot
McElveen with Miss Mamie
rt-n 1
Vjtuioway ami mr ?u v?n.;?
Miss Nellie Patrick.
Many relatives and friends attended
the ueddinp. and the young
couple received hearty congratulations
and bei i wishes from everyone
as they stood on the threshold of
their wedded life.
Miss Margaret Ellerbe. the efficient
and highly esteemed school
mistress of White Oak school, died
after much suffering, Friday, March |
18,at 5:30 a ;n,at the home of Mr H
Foxworth, where she was boarding.
Her remains were sent to her home
4 at Hagood on the Friday afternoon
train. Among the friends and patrons
that accompanied the remains
to the station were: Mr and Mrs
.. H Foxworth, Messrs J F Cooper,
Bobb^ Burrows, Dan Tisdale and
several others.
r Regular sendees were held in the \
Baptist church Sunday morning at
11 o'clqck.
Mr P S" Parsons, who is associated
with the Bannockburn Mercantile
and Lumber Company, was in town
b Monday on business.
Messrs R S Tarte and W I Hodges
went to Lake City on business Monday.
Mr J E Ross, the efficient operator
here, wfis transferred to Lanes
A^svM/vAn fill f La rvrvC* _
?v juav aivriniA/u w mi cut pwo.tion
of chief clerk at that point.
Mr E H Sauls was painfully hurt
in a runaway Monday afternoon.
Mr Fred Eaddy, who is employed
here by the ACL railroad com.
pany, to Charleston Monday
_ on business.
Mr Ernest: McElveen of Cowards
was noted in town Monday.
? /
Mr C D Gandy, who is connected
with the Co;a Cola Co at Lake City,
, was in town Monday.
Mr and Mrs J L McFadden are
visiting: at Mrs McFadden's parents,
Mr and Mrs B M McElveen's at
Hebron.
Mr Guy Parker was severely kicked
by a mule Sunday and is unable
' to walk.
Messrs J M Rodgers and B W
McElveen went to Lake City on business
one d*y this week.
Mr E S Sauls came up from
Strawberry Saturday on business.
Mr W G Scott h|s returned to
Cades from Monk's Corner to make
this his home.
Mr Mell Flagler and sister, Miss
Carrie, and Mr and Mrs E G Coxspent
Saturday in Lake City.
Many of the local truckers have
beans up.
Dr A H Williams of Lake City
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr W E Nesmith is attending
court in Kingstree this week as a
juryman.
Mr J W Eubanks of Blackville has
accepted a oosition with the Atlantic
Coast Line as operator here.
B. W. M.
When you come to town put a
copy of The Kecord in your pock\
et and consult its business directory?the
advertising columns
In making your purchases. tf
DEATH OF MR VV D SMILEY.
Was a Veteran of the Lost Cause
?A Good Man Gone.
Mr W D Smiley, a well known
and highly esteemed citizen, died at
his home near Lake City Tuesday, {
March 1">, after a short illness following
a stroke of paralysis. * Mr,
Smiley was 79 years old and was
born and raised in Williamsburg;
county. His home was about eight
miles from Olanta. He served
through the War between the States
on the Confederate side and was a
brave and faithful soldier. He was !
a member of the tenth S C Regiment.
He was twice married and
is survived by a wife and several
grown children, all of whom are
married and have families.
.Mr Smiley was that type of mar.
whose example is worthy of emulation.
He was a good, quiet,
peaceful citizen and bore the respect
and esteem of his neighbors, noti
only in the community in which he
lived but everywhere that he was
i
Known.
The funeral was held at the Cooke 1
burying ground near his homej
Wednesday after his death at 11 '
o'clock and was largely attended by;
friends and relatives.
His son-in-law, Mr T S Smith and
family of this city, were summoned J
to Lake City Tuesday on account of
his serious illness but he died before
they reached there. ?Floreare Time*.
Death ol a Young Lady.
Sadder beyond the usual inevitable
melancholy associated with mortal
suffering and death was the
passing of Miss Margaret G Eilerbe,'
which occurred Friday, March 18, at
the home of Mr and Mrs H Fox- j
worth, near Fowler postofTice. The j
remains were taken to Sumter county
for interment at the home of the j
deceased, near Rembert postoffice.
The cause cf Miss Ellerbe's death
was a relapse from measles. The j
young lady came to this county last
fall to teach the Burrows school and
did faithful service until incapac*
tated by the fell disease that ended
her young life. During her last illness
her mother was at her bed-side j
and Mr and Mrs Foxworth, at whose
home she boarded, and all the neighborhood
as well,were unremitting in
their attentions to the stricken one,
with whom they so deeply sympathized.
Miss Eilerbe was only 19 yeaas old
and her death has cast a gloom over i
the whole community where she had
gained many friends by her faithful
attention to her duties and her winning
personality.
How Good Sews Spread.
"I am 70 years old and travel i
most of the time," writes B F Tol- j
son, of Elizabethtown, Ky. 'Every-;
where I go I recommend Electric I
Bitters, because I owe my excellent'
health and vitality to ihem. They;
effect a cure every time." Theyj
never fail to tone the stomach,:
regulate the kidneys and bowels,
stimulate the liver, invigorate the
nerves and purity the blood. They
work wonders for weak, run-down
men and women, restoring strength;
vigor and health that's a daily joy.
Trv them. Only 50c. Satisfaction
is positively guaranteed by D C
Scott.
Approaching Nuptials.
The Record returns appreciative
thanks for the following invitation:
Mrs Adella D Carter
requests the honor of your presence
ut ihc marriage of her daughter
Kdith Margaret
to
Dr J Frasia Jones
on Tuesday evening, the fifth of April
one t housand nine hundred and ten
at half after eight o'clock
Lake City, South Carolina
At Home
A nril twpntv.fiflh
Six East Grace Si reet
Richmond. Virginia
A Sight Alarm.
.
Worse than an alarm of fire at!
night is the metallic cough of croup
bringing dread to the household.
Careful mothers keep Foley's Honey
and Tar in the house and give it at
the first sign of danger. Foley's
Honey and Tar has saved many
little lives aud is the only safe preparation
for children, as it contains
no opiates. D C Scott.
POLEYbBBNEYPlIIS
f?a backache kimwaw? bahh
| Automobile
IHffTlIM
One Olds Runabout, \v
: One Olds Roadster, wit
One Olds Touring Car,
' tnnnea. 12 H. P
I One Ford Runabout,
top and glass front, j
One Reo Touring Car,
and gas lamps, one
Runabout body and i
One Buick Touring C
oil and gas lamps, ar
One Ford Surrey, 4
with top, oil and g;
Two Cadillac Runal
oil lamps ?
i
I One Buick, 4-cylinder
Soil and gas lamps,fine
One Mitchell! Tourin
I?? with oil and gas lamp
30 M. P
One 1909 Buick "30,'
cylinder,complete wii
oil and gas lamps, in
One Thomas Flyer, 7plete
with top,oil am
front and tools, 5u H
These are all exce
good condition,having
shop. Most of the ca
by customers who wai
this is the reason we o
moderate prices. Wri
Iuiiir^; 11 yuu it
car you want will be s
I lost a rare chance to g<
an unusually low figur
ARMY CYCI
130 Met
CHARLESTON,
g FOURTH ANNUj
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? Kirtastn
?? Capital Stock
Surplus and Undivided Pn
Cash on Hand ?nd in Bank
? DEPOSITS ?
DIRECTC
? C. W. STOLL, President.
% J. F. McFADDEN,
? W. V. STRONG, E. C. EPF:
?E E. L. MONTGOMERY
?= THIS BANK SOLICn
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and comfort,equipped i
Dining, Sleeping and'
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WM. J.
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i Bargains.
BEEEB3E5BS f;j
ith top, 5H.P SI25 F
h top, 10 H. P $250 I
with detachable
$275 1
4?=cylinder, with i
ust repainted $550 I
, complete with oil
: Touring and one
two tops,20 H. P $675 |
"V~'\S700 | 1
f complete,
imps, 18 H. P $675^
with top and L
$450 i
$500 I
Surrey, with top. b
! condition, 18 H. P $800 |
g Cir,"complete %
s,top,windshield, H
$1,000 I
' 5-passenger, 4= ( !
th top,glass front, ?
fine condition $1,500 |
passenger, com- [j
d gas lamps,glass ^
. P $1,500 I
illent bargains, and in I
been overhauled in our ft
irs have been turned in |
rited later models, and I
ffer them at these very 1
te us at once for partic- I
may happen that the J
old and you wil! have |
it a good automobile at I
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ofits ' - 0,000 00 3
;s, - 165,000 00 3
229,000 00 3
F/RHEM, Vice-President. 2
IEXSEN, 3
P. 6. 60URDIN, 3
S, Cashier. J. C. 6RAHAM. 3
Assistant Cashier. 2
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with the latest Pullman
Thoroughfare Cars.
, maps or any informa*
CRAIG,
eral Passenger Agent,
Wilmington, N. C.
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; To any one in need
FOUNTA
would say that we are now
| brated makes:
1 Watermen's Ideal, I
Aikin-Lam&art's, >
i The Imperial, \
The Beacon Shrimp,
| Mercantile Fountain Pens, }
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sell?anything that does not come i
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thing that will interest you in a
0-^.I3XDE3Sr
something that will do the work, 1
see what we have in that line.
Anything in Fan
This department is complete,
All we ask is a trial in this line. C
COMBINATN
can be used on either a ''Dixie" o
this Plow in every respect It is be
"When you hear the wedding 1
think of our department of
Gut Glass, Silveiware am
Remember we are here with the goo<
A full line of
Hardware, Building Material, L
OUR MOTTO:?, J
COFFINS AN]
always on band. Services renderec
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Wholesale and I
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of a first-class \ L
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The Beacon Slylograpliic, |
Red and Black Stylo,
Desk Pens, i *
Pen and Red Ink Books | u
s Just Received, i ^
ore buying. At
Jewelry Store,
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aescssscscsj)
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selling at JR
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ke yon on all of the goods we
ip as re^sented.
cde!i?]ylanted. We have some*
iny child can ran it. Call and
11 Implements*
nearer so than it ever has been.
"all and see oar
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r sweep hwck, vve guarantee
>DD(i to please.
belis commence to chime," just
d Nickel-Plated Ware.
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haven't not it we can net it if *9
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l day and night
irdware Co,
ieUil Dealers.