The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 15, 1910, Page FOUR, Image 4
BREEZY NEWS BUDGET
FROM BENSON. |
A FALLING OUT-SOCIAL FUNCTION-VISITORS
BACK AND |
FORTH?PALPABLE HIT.
Vinson, December 13:? Misses
Muttie and Nita Hovkin of Dalzel,
Sumter county, are visiting at Mr;
ami Mr T J Phillips', where an in-1
formal reception was given in their
honor on last Friday evening, the,
Otn inst. The hour was pleasantly
whiled away tripping the light fantastic
to the harmonious strains of |
the violin and guitar; meantime j
se me who did not dance enjoyed the i
owning in social chats hel'ore the \
spacious fire-nlace in the dining-h.'.l'.J
Mr and Mrs fc> E Clarkson of
Kings tree were visitors at Mr G
0; ie Epps' home last Sunday.
Mr C M Hinds, the popular man
at the Williamsburg Livestock business
place in Kingstree, attended
services at the Cedar Grove Baptist
church Sunday afternoon.
While Mr Henry Phillips and Miss
Mattie Boykin were driving a span
of match horses one afternoon last
week the breast strap became unfastened.
causing the buggy pole to
dr ?p to the ground, which frightened
the horses and they became unmanageable.
Mr Phillips was jerked
??wr the dash-board to the ground,
and the young lady tumbled into a
near-by ditch. Fortunately neither
received any serious hurt from their
misadventure.
Misses Courtenay Adkinson. Annie
Davis, Louise McGill; Messrs'John
Red and Scott McGill were visitors
at the ever hospitable home of Mr
and Mrs H Foxworth, near Cades,
last Saturday.
Mr G Ollie Epps, one of our hustling
young farmers, attended the
Corn exposition at Columbia last
week, and he gives on int?resting
account of exhibits anu of the pleasure
and benefit derived from the
trip. The
hot supper last Thursday at
tlie home of Mr R S Tisdale, given
f >.- the l>enefit of Central Presbytei:
in church, was quite a success.
This section of the county has
been having on several occasions hot
suppers, festivals, ice-cream festivals
and entertainments by impersonators
and lecturers,all of which have been
vi .! attended and financially and so-i
ci'ti y successful to a marked degree, j
V< Ithout exception each one has been j
conspicuously advertised in the col- j
v as of The (ountv Record. Wej
v. if the editor or any of his cc- j
v. ..-iters in the office have ever relished
-i piece or parcel of the "nicclv
stv.tfed gobblers" or "elegantly barb
"ued porkers'* or "snow-white J
caws" that play such prominent!
parts in these delightful affairs.!
Once upon a time even the an-i
n uncement of a wedding or mar- {
i v.re reception was accompanied by |
a cake to the editor. We believe!
I
that palatable evidences, with coir.-,
piinientary remarks, or labor's fee,
which is justly due those who use j
their energy and means for the ben-!
oht of any cause, would always be |
a?. predated.
WESi
Help Yourself by Helping Us.
We hope the friends of The Reco?i,
when they come to town to do
their trading.will patronize the busir.
ss houses that advertise in this
patter. Remember that without these
i.v.-o! hankers and other
r -nriai luvtvimuw, _
enterprising business men, the price j
<?f subscription would be at least $3 j
a year for such a pai>er as The Rec-!
.mi. You'll find, as a rule, that the I
,?n who advertise are wide-awake
a .don the alert and can give you j
1 tier bargains than those who do1
r? >t advertise. This applies not only
t . Xingstree, but many live and upt
>-date business men of Lake City,:
S -ranton and Greelyville recognize
tne pulling power of an ad in The
Record. tf j
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Before ordering magazines get
our big clubbing catalogue and social
offers and save money.
Southern Subscription Agency,
Raleigh, N C
(A postal card will do.) 9-22-13t
I
. OW THE ADVERTISER HELPS
Without Him This Paper Woul
Cost You $3.00 a Year.
Newspaper publishing is the on
business of all that has never gotte
into a trust or combine with the ir
tent of freezing out the other fe]
lows in the same business. Bu
there is one combination to whic
they all bow ami pay the most rc
l>ectful homage? it is the grea
American Advertiser. He is th
man behind them all. and the powe
that moves them.
We bow to him. as well as do ou
neighbors. Without the advertisin
patronage this paper would costvo
at its present standard of qualit
? * Dtr f Un Oirl f
ill lfcU>L !>*? jrci jvai . u_> uic aiu *.
tho advertisers we can make it fc
$1. So the reader can see the sa\
ing to himself at a glance. But th
advertiser does not give this patror
age from sympathy or just to se
his name in print. It is because i
pays him. If advertising did nc
return dividends we, nor any othe
paper, would have an advertisemen
within three months.
Another thing, the advertise
goods are invariably sold at bette
prices than the non-advertised. Th
man who advertises does not pa
the cost, the buyer does not pay it
for the goods are cheaper time afte
time. Who does pay, then? Wh;
it is the man who does not adveitise
A few merchants in every towi
don't believe in printer's ink. The;
are the men who pay for the ads o
those you see herein. Strange, yoi
may say, but figure it out any othe
way and we'll swallow what is sai<
ahnvp
Then,dear readers.it behooves yoi
to patronize the men who patroniz
you. And the advertiser patronize
and gives you better goods tha
the non-advertiser. Remember th
advertised -stores when you com
here to trade. Remember ther
everywhere. They are the place
to get in touch with for bette
goods at lower prices. And the ac
vertised store never has old good:
They won't stay on the shelves whe
printer's ink gets mixed up an
talks about them.?T> raw-he ille Join
iial.
CONFERENCE ASSIGNMENTS.
Preachers Who Will Serv<
Kingstree District Next V'ear.
The following pastors of th
Methodist Episcopal church. South
have been assigned to Kingstrei
district for the ensuing year:
W P Meadors, presiding elder.
Andrews?\V C Bowden.
Cades?J It Sojourner.
Cordesville? J B Prosser.
Georprotown ? Duncan. F S Jones
West End. VY II Murray.
Greelyviile?L E Peeler.
HorieyHill?J C Taylor.
Johnsonville and Prospect Sta
tion?E P Hutson.
Jordan?J W Bailey.
Kinjjstree?W A Fairey.
Lake City C C Derrick, W
Stokes, supernumerary.
McClellanville?W F Way.
New Zion--J L Mullinnix.
Pee Dee?J 0 Carrawav,
Pinopolis?W C Cleaton.
Rome?T J Clyde.
Salters?VV T Bedenbauprli.
Sampit--W H Perry.
Scranton?W T Patrick.
South Florence?J M Gasque.
Summerton and St Pauls?J R
Major.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh thi
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy th
sense of smell and completely d<
range the whole system when ente
ing it through the mucous surface
Such articles should never be use
except on prescriptions from repi
table physicians, as the damage the
will do is ten fold to the pood yc
can possibly derive from then
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufacture
by F J Cheney & Co, Toledo, 0, coi
tains no mercury and is taken inte;
nally, acting directly upon the bloc
and mucous surfaces of the systen
In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure I
sure y'ou get the genuine. It is take
internally and made in Toledo, Ohi
by F .1 Cheney & Co. Testimonia
j free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 7">c jh
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for coi
stipation.
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n Kingstree Hardware Co?Santa, II
>- Claus' Headquarters in Kingstree.
1- II D Roddick?The Last Final;
t Crash.
h Stackley's Dry Goods Store - Old
Reliable Santa Claus' Headquarters, j
t Scott's Drug Store?Stationery,!
e Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Etc. [
r L D Rodgers & Co?Fire Works,
Fruits, Etc.
r Jacobs & Scott?Christmas Cake,
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g Nunnally's Candies,
u J W Coward?Headquarters Toys y
and Fireworks. J
>f Butler Dry Goods Co ? Sugges-1 c
>r tions for Xmas Gifts.
Jenkinson Bros Co?Holiday Sugie
gestions.
i- Wilkins' Wholesale Grocery Co?
e Toys, Fireworks, Fruits and Candies
it for Xmas,
>t Watts & Watts?Jewelry Suitable:
r for Gifts.
it Fanners & Merchants Bank, Lake rc
City?A Bank Account a Magnet,
d| Coe-Mortimer Co?Thomas P'nosr
phate.
e Bank of Williamsburg?A Plain
y Business Question.
;, Stephen Thomas & Bro,Charleston
r ?Send Us Yeur^Mail Orders.
y ML Allen?That Christmas Pres>.
ent.
n M V Cox. Venters?Coffins and
y Caskets.
f Atlantic Coast Line ? Holiday
j Rates.
r Gale & Gale?Xmas Hats at Cost,
j Kingstree High School ? Spring j
Term Opens January 5.
* I? fee itself is j)re- W j
j. ?L j>ared, blended JB' j
3. & and roasted ae
n m cording to the
(i famous French &? i<
' if method. Use ?j|
LUZIANNECOFFEE jL>
For Fcr all- |l|j| th
(Sr French around Utr m
o? Drip 2 >--4* family jjf8
1 fif T 0 ?'l
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STATE OF M >UTH CA KOLIX A .
< OUNIY .'F WILLI a MSllUlm.
(' us t < !' Comumn Pl?-as"
1 .1 < Kveret:. Plain 1 itf,
: | . vs
Dii.ali Williams Willis. D?*t'cnii:ini.
Und? r ami by virtue 01 a dwre?* and 1
j judyiiK'iil .if -ale and ?ii% isicn ol'proI
reed- in ih<- ai>o\r s'ated action, issued
I by i In* s ii-i c.?urt and uatea isovmut r [ ?
" 2\ 191b. 1. ihi- Sheriff of \\ illiam-burg <
county, will -fll before the court house ^
do-r at Kioctree. S C. on Monday, the p
seconduayot January,1911. between the
legal hours oi sale.at public auction, to i
the highe-t bidder for cash, the follow- }y
^ ing described tract of lind: Hounded 1 f*
North by public road from Sabers 1 >* - i ijj
pot to Belsei's Cross Roads; Ea>t anti j p
South by lut.d ot otate of T K Sailers ! i?
and West by land of the estate of lieu j ac
-aIters, the same containing twenty- p
lour acres,mor.* or L-s and being a part j y?
of th>- estate ot Hen Salt' rs. Purchaser j
to pay for papers." I p
GkokukJ Graham i
Sheriff W illiamsbprg County. j
December 12, 191<>. l2-1">-rtt J p
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Summons for Relief ! 1
(comi'i.aint skkvkd. ) j q
1 STATE t)F SOUTH AROLINA. p
oi*.n'ty of wii.liamsbitrg, j*
Court of Oomm n Pleas Q
it K .i McCuliuiii. Plaintiff, j p
against
Elijah Witherspoon, Rosa Robinson.nee j yt
Withers) oon.Ida Caper-, nee M itber- h
ie spoon. Mellie Morgan, nee Wither-1
spoon.Louisa Keels,nee Witlierspoon, i VJ
* and Ilattie b'irhersitoon. as h?*irs-at-1 h
r" law of Henrietta Witlierspoori and
s- Alex Alston. Delendant>. ^
d To Ida Capers. Absent Defendant: ip
j. Von are hereby suminoned and re
quired t?? answer tue com|n?mi n uu> , k
- action, of which a copy is herewith j h
'U ser\e ! upon you.and t" serve a copy of
vour answer to 1 he -aid complaint ?>n v
>(j the -ul'scrihers at theiroffice at Kinfs- ?
tree, S f , within twenty day- after the j*
service hereof. exelu-ive of the day of ^
r* soeh service; and if yon fail to answer ?
id the complaint within the time afore- j*
n said, the plaintiff in thi- acion w ill apf
ply t** tlit < ourt for the relief demand- ?
)e I ed in the complaint. 1 J
T Dated Kiugstrce.November 8.A D I'.il". ^
0, ' i.kk& i-'ishbckne, ;?
]s ! Plaintiff's Attorneys.
j Take Notice?Thai a copy of the >'i
! summons and complaint herein ha-'oect. ?.
?r in the ot!ice <1 the C!erk of ( curl t'
! tor Williamsburg county. *i
' Lki: <Sr Fi shbL'RN'K. i t
! ll-10-f?t Plaintiff's Attorneys, j i
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FsraTcun'T
| "I would like to guide jgj :
I suffering women to a sure B|!
I cure for female troubles,"
| writes Airs. R. E. Mercer, Sa ,
5 of Frozen Carr.p, W. Va. ,
s "I have found no med- g| j
8 icine equal to Cardui. I fly j
| had suffered for about |g !
g four years. Would have 68 i
| headache for a week at a j
I time, until I would be up !
B nearly crazy. I took Car- pi
I dui and now I never have
| the headache any more." cS
==Wf 10 119 308
The Woman's Ton;c
I The pains from which B I
9 many women suf.er every m '
month are unnecessary. f? |
| It's not safe to trust to $3 |
I strong drugs, right at the ft
R time of the pains. &
J Belter to take Cardul g j
|] for a while, before and g
#j system and care the cause. H
R This i:; the sensible, H
I the scientific, the right way. E
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All Kinds of Jewelry
litable for Xmas Gifts. Nothing
ore beautiful or acceptable than |
gift of jewelry. We have every-1
ling from c. Stick Pin to a Dia-:
ond of "purest ray serene. "
!'.q I ir.p nf Yhi;k and Np.w Ypar's f!arri<;
Waffs & Waffs,
The Kingsfree Jewelers j
NEAR THE DEPOT
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| Fire Work
1 Candies, G
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Ma?90^ Iff ^ ^m 1NQ COURSE SCHOLAR8B
P&E&tkmBB AL Jn Mk you write at once and state v I
Jgir W you saw this ad. Regular pr
_~-iJ , KM lOO-jToadvertiaethfaschool
rtjj J+F" flk will be sold at the low rat* at
v?? -** VT^T If not ready now. write and have one reserved I
-i* sr*mLva we will let you pay later. We can also teach yt
mall If you prefer. |SM|
1|F' buslstess college. 1 H|
-? ?-S,__ ISTABLISBEO 1864 IJfOORPOHATID IB
?K?. W^chwartz. LOUISVILLE. KY. |
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| For Sale! I
? The "Epps House", lower end of Acadj^H
9 ernv Street, 10 Rooms, Barn, Stables am
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?* other Outhouess Also
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z- One 5 Room Cottage next door to EppJ^H
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House. j^K
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? These properties are being offered at aflH
R sacrifice. Terms to suit purchaser.
| Kingstree Insurance Co.,1
(?j ll-17-tf R. N. SPEIQNER. Manager.
Hlf HAF&ESTM
Here you are Mr. Farmer? ,
P^./ Here's a tertilizer that not only per-^H
/ fectly prepares the soil for the seed,^^
but quickens sprouting, supplies propcrB|
plant food all during growth, anTinsuresMj
i early and record breaking yieldX Yes H
'*/ Thomas Phosphate/^
' }y TAKES CARE OF YOUR CROP FROM
/ SEED TIME 'TIL HARVEST.
\ It's 339 to SQro Lime corrects r.oil acidity. It makes avail- /Ed?"'
j\ r.We the soil's Potash and organic Nitrogen, and helps it SM
?< retai"1 ail moisture and plant feed. It's i3?? to 14 rjt Iron /^\
j | prom >;c dark coloiing, e\idence o' an even i VyKA^H
'j healthy growth, and host of ail its 16 "e to.20" phos- / y. ^ k
It photic Acid is always available to plant roots, and 1
jl will >ot waste away after application. Thomas I?\. 'Jnl
|l Phosphate contains no filler. Every pound in
1 { a ton has its value. Write for our free booklet
i | ' Thomas Phosphate and Its Uses." , B
|| Coe-Mortimer Co.^
j charli:sto.y. s. c.
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]s, Xmas Toys, Fruits, I
rockery Ware, Cut Glass, I
We carry a full and varied 9
, line of Everything to make glad 9
k the Joyous Yuletide and cause 9
Qthe little folks' hearts to dance, 9
!> with delight. jfl
Wholesale Qrocery Company, d
Kingstrec, S. C. SI