The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 01, 1910, Page FIVE, Image 5
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a Growing bank account
the man who accomplishes ti
thing's worth while?the man wl
r. signs the salary checks?the ma
behind the improvements ar
upbuilding of the communitythe
man who is consulted in f
nancial matters?the man who
asked to take a share in ti:
?nnoL-inrc inva?tmpnt<;.
^ lllullcjr uiaimuf, .
Why don't Yoti get behind
Grovnng bank account
You can do it- No matter ho
small the start we shall be gla
to handle your account at the
i;;Bank of Williamsburg,
| KIN6STREE, S. C.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Trans ;ent Notices will be Publishi
in This Column at the Rate of Oi
Cent a Word for Each Issue. No a
vertisement taken for less than 25 cent
For Salk?Scholarship in Bryant
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If interests let u- near irwm yu.
* 8-ll-tf Thk ( ovkty Record.
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mmires the services of a representati
in Kingstree to look after subscripts
renewal s and to extend circulation I
special methods which have proved u
usually successful. Salary and commi
sion. Previous experience des.rable b
not essential- Whole time or spare tim
Address with references, H C t'am|
bell. * ?smopolitan Magazine, 1?
Broadway, New York City. 9-l-2t
Foe Sale.?i am offering tor a she
time two valuable places at Nesmirh <
the Marion branch of the Atlant
Coast Lumber Corporation railroad.
Lot No 1 ?164 acres, about a tW(
horse crop under cultivation, balan
can le easily cleared, all fine land;
tenant houses and out buildings, on
quarter mile fr-m static . Price $2.(X
Lot No 2?One modern, fwo-^tor
nine-room house with bath-room, pa
t v. etc; large lot with nice 'barn, st
' les and other out-buildings all nei
io ted at Nesmiih station, one-quart
mile fn?m lot No l. Price $2,500 Tli
is *an ideal location f??r a doc tor <
anvone wanting a nice hum'*.
L*1UU< V "O.
I> W CUNNINGHAM.
Darlington s
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ $ # 4
_& WANTED
to assign first mortgage f -r
$2325 70 due -'an-i.try 1, 1911 with
interest at *% per annum after
riia'nrity, -ccurcd bv reality col
lateral consisting of 06 acres of
? land 01 Lenud's frVrrv road, job >
iug ''arms of E T. kamer and
/ t -t. C. Everett. Discounted a;
? per annum for each. Reason
ot assismnm-nt necessitated by
J need of funds. Title to land
? guaranteed.
Apply to
: j. D. GILLAND,
I Attorney-at-Law
I KINGSTREE, - S C.
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Remember
We are now in the large
building formerly occupied
by Wilkins Wholesale Grocery
Co., where we are glad
to welcome our old customers
as well as new ones.
We keep
i Ail Kinds of Meats
in season at living prices,
also a choice line of Fruits.
Vegetables and Canned
Goods.
Epps' MarKet
Ci. Ac? demy (U Mill Sti.
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!e Kingrstree Dry Goods Co adver_
! tises new fail gfoods this week.
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n Mr W M Tobias visited his father's
i family in Manning Saturday.
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Mr W 3 McCullough of Taft was
? noted on our streets Saturday.
' Mr M D DeLorme of Greelyville1
IS was in town yesterday on business.
ie Mrs R J Kirk is spending two
weeks with relatives near Wip.nsboro.
a The Savage Arms Co of Utica,
t? N Y. has an ad that 'speaks for itself.
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Miss Muriel Chandler has accepted
a position at Stackley's Dry Goods
Co's.
- Miss Annie Gregg of Marion is
the guest of her sister, Mrs R J Mc-j
Cabe.
We were pleased to have a call
yesterday from Mr S H Cooper of
KTaami f
IICOIIUVU.
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? Mr N D Lesesne and family have
~ returned from a visit to relatives in
S Pickens.
^ Mis3 Gara Smith of Mullins is
ne visiting the home of her sister. Mrs
d- J G Slaughter.
'
_ Messrs Thos McCutchen and S D
A Snowden are sojourning at Tate
1<*. Springs, Tenn.
If you owe us on subscription
~ please pay up as 3oon as possible,
ve The label will tell you.
>n
If you want to invest some money
n- at a good rate of interest see J D
Gilland's ad this week.
ut
e- Mr and Mrs LeRcy Lee and little
^ Miss Serena Lee have returned from
their trip to New York.
?rt Next Monday (Labor day) being
a legal holiday, the three banks in
,c Kingstree will be closed.
*e Mrs L J Brockinton and son, Mr
2 Burrie, have returned from Glenn
e- Springs and the mountains.
;o.
y. Assistant Bank Examiner D J
"" Rhame of Sumter visited Kingstree
** Saturday on official business r
Rev W P Meadors and children,
^ Miss Ruth and Master Jack, have
bjen visiting at McColls recently.
Attention is called to Lea & Tred<
way's, the Timmonsville tobacco
? warehousemen's, ad-talk this week.
Misses Lizzie and Marion Heape
of Branehville have been visiting the
J family of their brother, Mr F W
Fairey.
Miss Dora Bristow of Darlington
I has taken charge of the Kingstree
Dry Goods Go's dress-making de
partment.
Mr and Mrs L J Stackley are at
home to their friends at the resid)
ence of Mrs H Van Keuren, in East
Main street.
Rev E E Ervin and daughters,
I Misses Lillie and Belle, returned
from their sojourn in North Carolina
Tuesdav night.
+ Kingstree stood nobly by her can5
didates in the first primary. In the
second there should be rolled up a
still bigger vote.
Miss Inez Hutchinson of NinetySix
has been spending some days as
the guest of her uncle's. Rev. W. P.
Meadors', family.
Miss Louise Wheeler left for
Charleston Saturday, where she will
Ait* q narfv rtf friondc and crv>nH a
J Vlti U pwii WJ V* I UtIVA ??V1 V*
few days at the Isle of Palms.
Messrs W C Smith and John S
Jenningrs, Dr J Heyward Scott and
Miss Ada Brockington were in
Charleston the first of this week.
If you want to see an up-to-date
jewelry establishment for a small
town pro to Watts & Watts' new
store opposite the railroad station.
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BUTLEK
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'ERSONALSj j
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I Mr Chas A McCrea, who has been
spending a month's vacation with
: his grandmother. Mrs C M Chandler,
returned to the Thorn well Orpharage,
Clinton, yesterday.
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Nearly all the weekly papers inj
the State the same class as The Rec- j
1 ord. have advanced the price of sub- j
I scription to $1.50 a year, we are
; trying to keep the dollar rate, but it (
must be cash-in-advance. Other- '
wise the price is $1.25. ;i
Mrs R B Woodberry-Dickson
writes us from Baltimore requesting !
that we inform her friends that she
! and J^Iiss Sallie Cox are taking in all
the Winery openings preparing for
a g ill business. Look out for 1
her au ? ~*Iy in September, she says, js
?
! P S Courtney will re-open his popular
restauaant on September 8 to
be run in connection with his icecream
and soda-water parlor. Mr
Courtney has bought a large, up-to date
gasoline stove and had a new i
set of restaurant dishes made to or- c
der. See ad in another column.
Miss Lula Epps looks natural at
the head of the women's department c
of the People's Mercantile Co's establishment,
which position she assumed
last week and will hold dur- ^
ing the fall and winter. Miss Lula
is quite a favorite in Kingstree and
all are glad to welcome her back.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of College Place lots found r
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in another column or ine rvecoru. 1?
Real e3tate properly located near c
any growing city is a commendable
investment, and doubtless the College
Place property, situated as it is
with reference to the city, has a j
great future.
If any subscriber to the Record t
doesn't care to pay for the paper in j
advance, and '-doesn't want to pay
the credit price of $1.25 a year, he 1
will confer a favor by notifying us
at once in order that we may take '
his or her name off our list. The i
paper gives mighty good value for I
? 11 JZa. -i. i
$1.UU ana we can i sen 11 on creuu at ;
that price.
Miss Mary Swann has accepted a
position in King's Business College, |
Raleigh, N C, and entered upon her I
duties there to-day. A similar posi- j
tion was offered her in Norfolk, Va,;
which of course she was obliged to I i
decline. Miss Swann^ is one of the !
most highly esteemed young ladies i,
of Kingstree, and all predict for her.
a very successful career.
The Record doesn't want to go '1
into a single home where it is not a 1;
welcome visitor. It takes too much j.j
j work and money to get the paper j j
* out to send it to any one who doesn't |
! want to pay for it. If you are not (j
able, or don't want to pay the price, ;
j pay us to date and we will cheerful-i
ly part company, thanking you for;
! past favors just the same.
Tbe Lash of a Fiend
! would have been about as welcome
to A Cooper of Oswego, N Y, as a
i merciless lung-ricking cough that
defied all remedies for years. It
was most troublesome at night," he
writes, "nothing helped me till I
used Dr King's New Discovery,which
cured me completely. I never cough ,
at night now." Millions know its 1
matchless merit for stubborn coids, I
; obstinate coughs,sore lungs,lagrippe, |
asthma, hemorrhage, croup, whooj<
ing cough or hay fever. It relieves.:
quickly and never fails to satisfy. A |
trial convinces. 50c, $1.00. Trial i
bottle free. It's positively guaranteed
by M L Allen.
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j The Hyogo Electric railway opened
i its first section?from Hyogo to Su-1
ma?on March 15. It will extend
i I
twelve miles along the shore of the
Inland sea of Alaska. The material
has come chiefly from the United
States, the woodwork of the cars
and the overhead wires being made'
! in Japan.
L E CE
A New Sh
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\\\ the Most L
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CHURCHES^
The public are cordially invited
;o attend any of the services of the
,-arious churches of Kingstree.
Baptist Church.
kev w l hurt, pastor.
Services ever}' second and fourth
Sunday mornings at 11:00 o'clock
ind evening at 8:30 o'cloc'c.
Sunday-school at 10.00 a. m.
Episcopal Church* t
Rev Dr Robert Wilson, Rector. /
Every second Sunday, morning |
)rayer, sermon and holy communion |
it 11 a, m.; every fourth Siftiday| j
ivening prayer and sermon,5:30 p.m. i
Methodist Church. i
Rev W A Fairy, Pastor. i
Preaching every Sunday morning <
it 11:00 o'clock and evening at 8:30 '
)'clock. '
Sunday-school at 4:30 p. m. J
Epworth League meets every Tue?- I
lay night at 8:30 o'clock. ^
Mid-week prayer meeting every ! 4
Thursday night at 8:30 o'clock.
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Presbyterian Church. j
Rev E E Ervin, Pastor. |
Poaching first and third Sunday {
nornings at 11:00 o'clock, secon 1
ind fourth Sunday evenings at 8:30
>'clock.
Sunday-school, 5:00 p. m.
How's this for a cut? Our entire
ine of Summer Goods is sold at|cost
jrice. We are compelled to do this
;o make room for our new fall line.
t will be to your advantage to see
is. S Marcus.
7-14-tf.
Buy a STIEFF
Fly-By-Night
Agents and 1
Dealers in
Pianos
may have first elms article tn
sell M a fair price, but
before you hive time t?> find out
whether the on?* you bought is what
they claimed, they are too far gone
for you to get relress if it proves
faulty. Its a good policy to l<>ok at
both sides of a tempting proposition
before snapping it up.
Made in Haltiraore the result of
sixty-seven years' strife towards an
ideal, and sold by a house that is
permanently present to make good?
which the instrument itself has nev- I
er yet failed to do?we want to submit
for your consideration the L
Artistic Stieff
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Piano i
Sold for what it i* worth?no more, j
no less. ;
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Chas. M. Stieff, !;
Manufacturer,
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Baltimore, - - Maryland I
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Southern Wareroom I
5 West Trade Street 1
Charlotte, - - N. C.
C. H, WILMOTH, Manager
Be on the Safe Side
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?ers for
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)ODS CO,
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On Thursday, September 3, my
rant will be regularly open and on
Winter. I will have an expert Che
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win inciuae rne cnoiceM i;ic niai
evervstyle, Beet-Steak, Chicken, E
and Game in season.
Meals to Order at A
Bouillon, Coffee, Tea, etc.
Courtney's Ice Cre;
Kingstree, S. C
5 SILVER DEP AR'
J Stephen Thomas
f\ 257 KING STREET, CHARL
? Kave in stock an unusually attractiv
f) verware; Baskets for Fruit, Bon Bons
? Coffee Sets; Vases; large and smal
f) Trays; Individual Almond Dishes
Dishes, Candlesticks; Sandwich
M Bowls; Whipped Cream Bowls and
f} variety at reasonable prices.
jK4 Also carry a complete line of every
71 Diamonds suitable for presents on an
u\ Mail orders receive the most caref
'k tion. We invite our Williamsburg fri
jK or send us their orders.
Educate Your Childi
KINGSTREE GRADED AND
prepares
Boys and Girls for Coilei
Climate unexcelled. Flowing
Competent Instructors. Thorx
music. Building well Heated
Spacious Auditorioum and Splei
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Boarding Pupils and Co-operation
Fall Term Begiils Manila
For further information apply to
J. W. Swittenburg,
Superintendent C
Kingstree, ?
! Excellent Fac
To secure good banking facilities, t
efficient service and to receive liber
earnest desire of every man who ope
These are a few of the important
characterized the operations of th
L1AMSBURG for years past. The o
thoroughly appreciate the confidence
their institution by each individual
exerted every effort to afford the vez
possible to obtain.
TTrinn this hasis. we solicit VOUr aC<
1 BanK of Willia
i Kingstree, S
pf C W StOLL, President. E C Epps,
F Rkem, Vice-President, C W Bos
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Cafe and Restauthroughthe
Fall and
f and the Bill-of-Fare v
ket affords: Ovsters
:ggs any style, Fish
II Hours
am Parlor.
Hsesaaea! '
TMENT j2
; & BroM J 1
ESTON. S. C.. in
ef display of rich Sil- jr
, Cakes and Flowers; w)
11 Comportiers; Bread (A
; Glass-lined Relish m\
Plates; Mayonnaise 7A
a further extensive jK
thing in Jewelry and X
y occasion. 7a
u 1 and prompt atten- (Jj
ends to call in person /A
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;e or Business
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Artesian Wells*
>ugh training in
and Ventilated. V'
ndid Library.
of Patrons Solicited.
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lerk Board of Trustees.
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;o obtain prompt and &?
al treatment, is the
ns a bank account. |S
: features that have $S
e BANK OF WIL- &
fficers and directors ??
reposed in them and 25
depositor, anu nave w
y best service it is
:ount. So
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well, Asst. Cashier. |g
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