The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 06, 1910, Page FOUR, Image 4
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KINQSTREE. S. C
C. W. WOLFE.
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THURSDAY, OCT. 6. 1910.
?T . r > r>
' .Lime joe crow 11.
*'Little Joe" Brown, who was
defeated for re-election as Governor
of Georgia in the August primary,
in the course of action la* i- pursuing
ereates the impression that
he is jti& as "little" as his diminutive
cognomen implies. Having
failed of re-election, some of
his disgruntled supporters, fed hy
Tom Watson'.- fanatical sjK'eehe>
and incendiary writings, are urging
"Little Joe" to run as an
independent candidate in opposition
to Hoke Smith, the nominee
j) the Democratic party. Governor
Brown cautiously declines to
assent to this, hut his spokesmen
quietly pass the word around
>thaL if elected as a Kdter, lie will
*.V?t refuse to serve.
Possibly "Little Jt?e" is short"iiirli
iMiniiyli to iimurine that
l?y this attitude he has all to I
gain and nothing to lose. Hut,
even though lie should thus win ;
the election?which is not remotely
probable-*-he stands to lose the
confidence of all of his honest
and -onscicntious followers, to say
nothing of the loss of his own
self-respect for allowing his name
to be thus used after he had solemnly
sworn to support the nominees
of the Democratic party.
Tom Watson.
A careful reading <Sf Tom Watson'
publications for some time
)>ast leads us to the conclusion
that he is a demagogue of the
most virulent tyjie; an egotist to
the point of obsession and a man
whose |>owors have been treineli?
? ? I
fouslv over-rated. in- reuirneu
to tin- Dcmoeratic fold some m?>iitlis
ago amidst a l?laiv of trumpets
trumpeted mainly by hiifiself, ami
having failiM 1 to defeat his jktsonal
and political" foes, he "Hew
the e'??p" again instnnter, taking
it upon himself to make np an
independent slate and actually appoint.
him-elf an executive eomlnittee
of one to print and di.?
tribute tickets hearing the names
of hi- piratical crew.
And yet Tom Watson seems to
have a benighted following in
tleorg'a who appear to reconcile all
oj his idiosyncrasies and ebullitions
of petty spite with the highest (
ideals of statesmanship and Chris-,
tian citizenship.
We would suggest to the gen-i?
?
tlemen wlc> are trying to adapt <
their feet to the size of old man j
Hen Tillman's political shoes that;
I s
Ithev wait until tiie old man vol;
r
| untarily quits the game Kifotv.j
discussing the question of his sue- j
eessor. If these same gentlemen j
were devising a scheme how not j
to get Senator Tillman out of it
| the path of their political ambition j *
I they could not go alnnit it in a!
more effective wav. Tile old vet-1
eran Ivars the sears of many a (
kittle of ballots and never yet has z
Ikvii overwhelmed; nor will lie l?e I
as long as lie chooses to ' bold ^
the fort." c
* c
John S Huyler, the New York *
millionaire randy manufacturer, j
whose name brings up sweet re- ^
niembranees of courting days alike r
to staid old married couples, c
newly weds and soul affinities not 1
yet legally l?ound, died Saturday ^
morning. Among other munificent
philanthropic gifts is included the *
Montreat Association's grounds ^
near Ashcville, North Carolina, j(
where there is an annual gath- a
ering of hundreds of Bible stu- ii
dents. These, at least, will re- ''
vere Hurler's meniorvas "one who a
t
loved his fellow man".
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Familiarity, Breeds Contempt, s
A Boston couple were recreating
near Augusta. Ga. and met an old n
negro woman, to whom they took a n
fancy. They invited her to pay a
them a visit, and the black woman
accepted, especially as her expenses ^
were paid. In due time she arrived j"
in Boston and was installed in the .
house of the white folks. She oc- ^
cupied one of the best rooms and ate | ^
at the same table with the host and!
hostess. At one of the meals the;
I &'
hostess said:
w
Mrs Jones, you were a slave,; ^
weren't you?" j j
"Yes, marm." replied Mrs Jones,
j ft]
"I b'longeri to Mars' Robert Howrr
en." . i
"I suppose he never invited you .j
to eat at his table," remarked the
r, w
Boston woman. ^
"No, honey, dat he ain't."replied j
Mrs Jones. "Mv marster was a gen
tr
tleman. He ain't never let no nigp
ger set at the table long er him."
Fruits and Candies?choice and N
?- ? j:? bi
Iresh. We handle pure cauuies aim |
fresh and delicious Fruits. Look ^
for sign B F Patrick, w
9-29*3t Academy St. Ci
Follow the crowd to Farmers' ci
Supply Co's. There's a reason. It
ti
To Husband and Wife. t<
Prserve sacredly the privacies of
your own house, your married state ^
and your heart. Let no father or
mother or sister or brother ever
presume to come between you or
share the joys or sorrows that belong
to you two alone.
With mutual help build your quiet
?tiiir,w;nor vour dearest i
WUI1U, 1IV/V
earthly friends to be the confidant <>f'
aught that concerns your domestic |
j)eace. Let moments of alienation, i
if they occur, be healed at once, j
Never.no, never, speak of it outside; j
but to each other confess and all,
will comq out right Never let the;
morrow's sun still find youatvari-j
ance. Renew and renew your vow. j
It will do you good; and thereby
your minds will grow together in I
that love which is stronger than :
death, and you will be truly one.? j '
From "Heart Throbs." in the j
fionnl Moyazuu- for October.
It's the World's Best.
No one has ever made a salve,oint- j
ment or balm to compare with Buck-!
len's Arnica Salve. It's the one perfect
healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns,,
Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, <
Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore;
Eyes, Cold Sores, ( happed Hands or
?^r0n;KU !
apr&insit s suiiicim*. uuwuvh k<. .
Piles. Only 25c at M L Allen's. |
Rye Seed at Farmers' Supply Co's. j
Plant early in order to get growth i
before it's too cold. It j
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STATE AND GENE1AL NEWS. (
Kdgar Davis.the eighteen-year-old
ion of a prominent farmer living
iear Greenwod, was run over and
rilled Saturday morning at Salak by
i train on the C & W C railroad.
The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus left
i wake of crimes when it pulled out
>f Columbia Saturday night. A row
vhile the show was going on resulted
in two white men and a negro of
Columbia being dangerously cut and
itabbed by a negro employee of the
:ircus. When the train started to
Vugusta two venturesome youths,
5aul A Williams and J C Weeks,
>oarded it to ride to the Georgia
ity. Williams was robbed and muriered
and his Body thrown from the
rain by the side of the track, while
lis companion saved his life only by
iding beneath a piece of canvas
rom the plundering murderers. A
legro in custody in Augusta has
onfessed participation in the crime,
mplicating about a dozen other negroes
and several white men.
Former Governor and Senator
Clect Napoleon Bonaparte Broward
if Florida succumbed to a complicaion
of diseases Saturday after a
on# illness, ne was do years in axe
nd was regarded as the mos^ promnent
figure in Florida politics. The
Iraining of the Everglades ? that I
Imost impenetrable abode of a!liga-l
ors and wild beasts ?will stand as a!
lonument to his far-seeing contructive
statesmanship.
One hundred and fifty or more
liners were entombed in a mine
ear Paula. Mexico, last week. All
re supposed to have j>erished.
At Los Angeles, California, on I
aturday, October 1, the printing-1
lant and other property contained
1 The Times building was wrecked
y dynamite. Nineteen employes on
le paper were killed out-right and
lany others injured. Labor unions
re accused but deny any connection
ith the dastardly crime. General
[arrison Gray Otis, the owner of j
le paper.was in Mexico at the time
fid an attempt was made to dynalite
his dwelling in Los Angeles, ocjpied
by his daughter and her famv
at the time. The Times building
as destroyed. The loss incurred
ill approximate a half million dol?<*
r_..aof inrlin-n.i tir>n is f(?lt Jinit
mch sympathy for General Otis e.\ressed
by the people of Los Angeles.
At Long Island Motor Parkway,
few York.the sixth annual automoile
cup-race took place Saturday,
esult ? four killed and twenty
ounded. But what mattered these
isualties so long as the speed record
as lowered and somebody won a
jp?
Thirty-seven killed and sixteen to
.venty-five injured was the terrible
)11 taken by death in a collision on
le Illinois Traction system, near
taunton, 111. Tuesday evening.
I Nurse Says: 1
? Jc rrr\r\r1 H
II Miuw miai 10 h |
for young and old oeo- 9
pie,' writes Mrs. Clara Kg
Dykstra, a trained nurse BE
of South Bellingharn, E
Wash., "and will say that K*
I consider Cardui the best |a?
medicine for girls and fig
women. It makes them IS
feel like new persons, re- g|
lieves their pain and reg- *?
ulates womanly troubles. E
"Both my daughter and 1 KM
received great benefit" Si
The Woman's Tonic
M As a medicine for fe J
male trouble, no medi- g
cine you can get has the If
9 old established reputation, gj
? that Cardui has. &
m Fifty (50) years of sue- fi$
B cess prove that it has I
stood the greatest of all E
B tests?the test of TIME, y
M As a tonic for weak wo- E
9 men, Cardui is the best, be- Ifl
9 cause it is a woman's tonic. Ki
M Pure, gentle, safe, re- m
J liable. Try Cardui. g
/ ' '
50c
Is the price of HUNTS CURE.
This price will be promptly refunded
if it does not cure any
case of
SKIN DISEASE
ALL DRUG STORES
A. B. Richards Medicine CV Nany,
Sherman, Tex
Sold by /
W. V. Brockir on j
Administrator's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that under and
fcv virtueol an oider issuing out of tie
office of the Judge of Probate for tl e
county of Williamsburg. I will sell at
public auction,for cash,on the 14th day
of October, 1910, at the residence of ti e
late S W McKenzie.in said county, ceitain
personal property be'onging to tl e
estate of the said S W Mckenzie ai d
consisting of household furniture,cooking
utensils,farming implements, toolr,
live stock, vehicles, etc, aswillmoie
fully appear by reference to the itemized
list <?f -aid articles, attached to said
order. Said sale to begin at the hour of
lOo'clocKa. in. on said day.
w a Gowdy.
Aduiinstrator witli Will Annexed.
Kingstree, S C.
September 2*. 1910. 9-29-2t
Tax Notice.
I The tax books win i.e open Tor coi|
lection of taxes the 15th day of October
next.
Tax levy as follows;
For State oa4 mills
* Ordinary county 3'4 4*
" Roads 1 "
" Special roads 1 "
" Cons't. school 3 "
A capitation tax of $U;i) on all male
persons between the aires of 21 and 60
(years, and SO mills levy on all catile,
sheep, goats and hogs in part of Anderson,
Penn and all of Snttons township-;
also 50 er> per head on ail dogs;
also 2 mills for retiring bonds and 2
miils for high school in Kings tree
township; 4 mills for retiring bonds in
Lake City township and 3 n ills for retiring
bonds in Greelyville School District.
No. 22.
Commutation (road) tax $2.00
Levy lor Special Scho-'l District a>
follows:
" .1* Ao
r;?r ib, i?. iv, ~o, o,
I'SI, 35, :;t). :{7. 3'J. 4?? 1 mills
For Nos 14, 19, 2U, 21, 25, 32.
34,4i 2 ;
For! Nos 1.^31 ? "
For No. 2sT 12 "
For No 24 4?
1 wi[l be at tlie following places mentioned
below for collection of said taxes:
October.
Hel-ron 21
Kingstree, -2
Greelyvilie 24 and 2">
Goo ruins
Suttons 2.
Trio 2*
Harpers . ~!'
Salter.- 31
November.
Ben-? ?i:
Blooming vale 2
Morris ville
H he ms *
Or.urcii , ?
Rome '
Lamberts
Ards X Roads 9
Johnson ville ly
Vav 11
Prospect 12
Leo 14
Scranton 1? and 18
Kingstree IP
Lake City 21 arid 22
Cades 23
King-fee 25, 20 and 28
Lake City 29
Kingstree 30
December.
King-tree 1, 2, 3 and 5
Lake City 6
Kingstree from 7 to 31 inclusive
Upon all unpaid taxes after December
31 a jx'nalty of 1% will Ih- added for
January. 1\ for February and 5",,'to
loth day of March, alter wbicli the
books will be closed and executions issue
I upon all unpaid taxes.
Tha^ e who de-ire to pay their taxes
through the mail would expedite matters
by dropping the Trea-urer a postal
asking for the amountof their tax so as
to avoid sending the wrung amount.also
stating the township or townships (if
property is owned in more than one)
and if possible give school district where
property is located, also state whether
poll or road tax, or both are wante j.
I After paying taxes examine your receipt
and ?ee if all of your property icovered.
if not, see about it at once.
Pv following the above suggestions
complications and additional co-t may
be avoided. J WkslEY COOK.
9-22-tf County Treasurer.
Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COl'NTY OK WILM AMSHURI*.
By P M Broekintou, Esq. Probate
Judge.
Whereas. H O Britton made it to
met" grant him li tters ?-f administration
of the e>tate of and effects of S J
Cameron,
These are therefore lo cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the -aid S J Cameron,
deceased, that they be and appear before
me in the Court of Probate to be
held at King-tree. S r, on the lUth day
of October next alter publication
thereof,at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,to
show cause, if any they have, why the
-aid administration should not he
granted.
Given under my hand this ^6th day
of September. Anno Domini, 1910.
Published on the -9th day of Septem
b?r, 191??, in The County Record.
P M Brcckinton,
f-*2b-2c Probat e Judge.
HHHIIHHHHiBHUSESSBliD
Advantages
to be had by transacting youi
are many. We only mention
non follr t-n tmn onrain vaii uril
can iaia VA/ ? VW j vu ? **
enced others.
For Example
The first thing that inspi:
especially a new one, is the i
"Lime Light" on any of our
holders and you will find botl
such high grade that will cor
and fill you with faith, not or
j own earnings with us, but al
friends.
You Have He;
about the New Broom Sweep
onstrate that our "Financij
NEW, as we are now, and
, with not only the latest but t
, Methods known.
! Being a New ]
1 there $re no old notes of doul
is concerned there never will
Bank being safe and conser
s tomorrow?always.
I Come In
i "v-r ml m m m* ml m
and let us give you our hand
book for the cornerstone in y<
! Wee Ne<
\ Kingstree
"Where Depoiitori Are Gaa
9 Bank Money Orders Sold at Cheaper Rates than ^
? Post Office or Eioress Orders
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| bank of wilj
t| Kingstree
vb C W StOLL. President E C I
W F Rhem, Vice-President, C W
cseaescscsescj
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(0 We Specialize tlie m
/I horseflesh. No nee?l to k?> farther
HORSES anc
2 J. L. STU
U LAKE CIT
8 The Only ExclSsively Live-Stock Dea
Quick Sales i
In order to close out oi
I RIMS. SURREYS. HARNI
?^ / - - /
We are giving fqr cash or ap
discount. Come see us befo
Full supply Wagons and
hand.
A few Good cheap Horses (
Yours to p
Greelyville Live St<
GREELYV1L1
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Banking Business with us,
a couple now. Before we
1 have noticed and experi
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res confidence in a Bank,
>eople back of it. Turn the
Officers, Directors or Stocki
character and stability of
nmand your hearty support
ily sufficient to trust your ^
so to recommend us to youi/
ard
ing Clean. Time will denial
Broom" will always be
intend to keep supplying it
;he best and safest Banking
Bank i
itful value. As far as that
be. You can bank on this
vative; yesterday?today?
I in greeting, and a pass *jj
our financial structure.
iBank I
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rantsed against Loss." 1
I Per Cent Interest Paid on I
r TIME DEPOSITS
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Guarantee of Safety sj
:olutc safety in matters of
H'K is i" tu?*
of this hank by ample capital ? s
:ricr Stat- Supervision, and the >j
hat its loans are resficted to
> in which it is practically im- >X5
>Ie tn su-tain a l-ss of any deson.
I.oans are made only upon ?g , rSB
das? collateral of- guaranteed
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Boswell. Asst. Cashier. ?* 'fS
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Specialties. |
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wlirn you want tlit* lk*st in [A
J MULES. 8 \
CREY, 8
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ler in Williamsburg County.
3mall Profits
======
ir present stock of
ESS, LAP ROSES, ETC.,
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(proved paper a liberal
re they all go.
McCormick Mowers pa
)n hand.
lease,
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