The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 01, 1910, Page SIX, Image 6
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LAKE CITY LOCALS.
Miss RpssIp Wilkes' Funeral--'
Paragrraphs ol Personal Interes
Lake City, August 31:?Misses
Mollie and Leah Xachman spen
Sunday in Florence with their bro
ther, Mr Louis Xachman.
Miss Julia Sturgeon is visiting hei
s'ster, Mrs L H Jennings, at Bishop
vile.
Miss Bessie Wilkes, who died ir
Mallins. was buried in the church
yard of the Baptist church here ??r
Tuesday of last week. She was the
e! lest daughter of Mr and Mrs E J
W Ikes aid was about nineteen year*
of age. Her life was spent here up
to a few months ago, when the)
moved to Mullins, where Miss Bessh
d ed on the 22nd inst A young anc
bnght life ended; the home she lef
saddened beyond words.
Master Talmadge Askins returne(
home Saturday night from a week's
s.ay in the mountains of North Car
olina.
Misses Ruby Severance and Violei
Askins visited in Florence last week
Mrs Delia D Carter wemt to Car
tersville last week in answer to i
summons to the bedside of hei
grand-daughter, one of Mrs D F
Crossland's children. The child hav^
ing recovered, Mrs Carter returnee
home a few days ago.
Mr Hoyt Carter left last Wednes^
day for Richmond, Va, to take ?
course in a business school.
The Coast Line has taken up the
side tracks across and north of Mair
street and moved the switches south
of that street. This change is quite
an improvement to the appearance
and convenience of the Main streei
crossing and had been long promisee
by the company, but was delayed a;
much as possible.
Mrs Esther Merritt of Miden, La
is here on a visit. She was a Misi
Mimms and was born and rearee
near Cartersvilie,in Florence county
Fifty years ago she married anc
moved away to Louisiana and is nov
paying a long-deferred visit to hei
old home. Her son,Mr H N Merritt
took her to her birth-place and t<
see her cousins, all other relative!
being dead. After an absence o!
half a century.what must have beer
her feelings on again visiting th<
scenes of her childhood days.
WLB
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollar
Reward for any case of Catarrh thai
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrl
Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0
We, the undersigned, have knowr
d J Cheney for the last 15 years,anc
believe him perfectly honorable in al
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation!
Kio firm
luavi^ uj tuo luut*
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, C
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free,
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
President Buchanan possessed
$200,000.
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doo r_t o nia i n b
of Eatabies
a nice line of Hartf>
; in need of Dry Go*
his in mind, there
of it is this,
"A Place
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SCRANTON SKETCHES.
. Dr. Whitlock Weds?Death ol Mr.
t Benton?School Opens Sep. 19.
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; Scranton. August .*%' :?Mr E C
F!nn? i * Kin est roe was in Scrant :t
. Saturday between trains.
Mr W R Singletarv has been very
r unuell the past week. He has been
. confined to his room most of the
j time.
i Miss Xell Patrick is seriously ill
.; with fever.
11 Mr J M Parker made a brief vis1
it to Florence Monday.
' i Mr G M Beasley, of Gour;
' dins was in Scrant ?n Monday -vt1
i ting acquainted with the people of
7 our town.
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' | Dr W Eugene Whitlock, formerly
' j of Scranton but now of Fort White,
' Fla, and Miss Hilmer Graddick of,
married Allfflist P. I
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' They will reside at Fort White,
51 where Dr Whitlock is practicing his
profession.
j Mr Miles Anderson of Timmonst
ville was in Scranton last week. Mr
. Anderson will have charge of the1
. Scranton Graded school next session.j
ij Mrs Horace Carter of Darlington
; visited Mrs R B Cannon Sunday. j
11 Misses Minnie Young and Beulah
" j Truluck of Lake City visited friends:
I in Scranton Sunday.
Mr R E McKnight has established
" a new ginnery on his farm near
I town.
The graded school will open on
? September 19.
II Mr Elijah Benton died at his
1 ! home, in Darlington Monday, 29th.
'; The remains were brought to Scran'
j ton Tuesday morning and taken to
t High Hill for interment. The Ma*
sonip fraternity, of which the des
j ceased was a member, had charge
of the burial services. Mr Benton
? formerly lived near Scran ton but
3 moved to Darlington a few years
* ago. He was about 49 years old
* and a good citizen. He leaves a
1 widow and several children to mourn
7 his death.
r The primary election passed off
' quietly here today. On account of
} the rain a comparatively small vote
3 was cast, and little interest was
manifested in the election.
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The accumulations of blast furnace
slag at English iron furnaces
in the Nottingham district have been
partly disposed of to highway and
s other authorities for road repairs
1 and other purposes.
j A Fair Proposition.
| Every man, woman, boy and girl
, desires a wheel. It is natural that
s everyone should want a bicycle, as it
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is tne one source 01 reai pleasure
and healthfulness which all can enjoy
equally and at very little cost.
The cost to you will be nothing?
. just send to the Taylor-Trotwood
. Pub Co, Nashville, Tenn.a postal and
' let them tell you how to make $30.00 j
and secure a bicycle as a premium.
You are not obliged to accept this
proposition, but we want an opportunity
to tell you what we have to
offer- 7-28-tf
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from Side Meo
A-nre, such as Foo<
nth^r thino*^ too ni
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Shoes, Hats,Nc
is a number in the
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holes;
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TRISTRAM T. HYDE. President
J. S. PINKUSSO
Dire
M. H. LAZAKUS.
. JULIUS II. VISANSKA.
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; E. MITCHELL SEADROOK,
AIG. R. RUGHEIMER,
i W. A. MOORE,
I T. J. HAMLIN,
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J) We guarantee the very I
(A t )bacco if sold on our floo
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[J after grading Our facilii
best to be had anywhere.
(A your grading?
w) Our Mr. Mcintosh give:
J? to every sale made on 01
f) you are bound to be please
(i are oavine.
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JL Remember we guarantee sati<
jr Remember we are paying the
fv Remember we are giving mor
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m) Remember the place.
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Mcintosh & Ki
Announ
We are now in our Ni
opposite the A. C. Lim
show to our customers
complete stock of W
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monas, jeweiry ana
brought to Kingstree.
Call and see our Nev
Watches, Clocks <
repaired-, All watch
months.
Watts &
The Kingstrc
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Savings Bank
:on S. C.
nd Wentworth Streets
$100,000 I
mduct a
/ings Department
igs Department, computed 1
iv, April, July and October. ;
COUNTS SOLICITED
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HN, Vice Pres.
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ictors:
R. G. RHETT,
J. S. P1NKUSSOHN,
J. ALWYN BALL,
LELAXD MOORE.
A. J. BUIST, M. D.,
R. S. WHALEY,
T. T. HYDE.
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nouncement.
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liig^hest prices for your 1
ices for your tobacco
ties for grading are the
Why not- let us do 0)
s his personal attention w)
ir floor. By so doing (0
?a with the prices we f)
?f act ion. jL
very highest prices. w
e money for same tobacco, w)
e monev for Ims tobacco *(M
/arehouse, g
nder, Props.
icement
jw Flat Iron Building
e Station prepared to
; and friends the most
atches, Clocks, DiaI
Fancy Goods ever
v Store and Stock.
and Jewelry neatly
work warranted 12
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je Jewelers.
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cui ujj=tu=viciis
icest Hams.
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er we have them in
rv in plain figures
its Duty"
(OCERY
NEXT DOOR '
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($ Wo Specialize the no
hnix'rir.-h. No mi*.I to go farther
1 HORSES anc
2 J. L. STU
U LAKE CIT1
8 The Onlv Exclusively Live-Stock D-*al
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College Boys
We want to say to the boy
off to college that we are hei
You will need a nice Trunk an
got them. You will have at lea:
a splendid line of Trunks and S
Covered Trunks for $2.50 up. N
You will need a nice pair of W
Towels and Pillow Cases. We v
with a full line of ready-made I
and Towels of all kinds.
There are many other things t
and we have them here at the lc
Nothing like being on the spoi
"See My Pretty
New Dress!"
"Mamma Buys All My Frocks
at
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lets and many j|
any quantity. |jj
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s and girls who are going JL
re with goods they want. 1
id Suit Case if you haven't
3t one or both. We have
>uit Cases. Nice Canvas
ice Suit Cases from 90c up >.
rool Blankets, Bed Sheets,
vant to say we are here
led Sheets, Pillow Cases
;hat you will have to have
iwestcash price,
t with the goods you need.
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Misses' and Children's
Ready-Made Dresses.
Before getting in our
Fall Stock of Misses' and
and Children's ReadyMade
Dresses we would
like ever so much to close
out the stock we now
have on hand.
If you want a nice
White Lawn or Swiss
Dress nicely trimmed,
very, Jvery cheap. Here
is the place to get the
Children's and Misses'
Dresses, nicely made and
trimmed, at 50c and up.
It will pay you to see
these dresses.
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