The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 15, 1910, Page FIVE, Image 5
| BOWSEBA FAILURE
| He Charges All to His Wife's
j| Butting In.
Er AND SHE CALLS THE ROLL.
. 1^ Listens tc the Causes That Spelled
Defeat and Can't C:me Back, Whereupon
He Leaves the House In a Case
< of Sulkc.
Sy M. QUAC.
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I'refcS. ]
W mWi:s. was in the hall
10 -'r- ltowser :ls 1"*
11 ' am.' hona- to dinner tise ?>t!jfe
: er evening. but he scarcely
looked at her as In- hunir up his hat
?fv and descended to the dining r cm.
5h- "Has anything . no wrong at the
|jn office today, dear:" she ask'd as she
j&. took a sear at the table and realised
v that his grouch had appeared again
I "Certainly.'" he briefly and grimly
S replied.
i .? "I'm sorry for !t. I hope it's nothing
0? serious."
"You needn't do any hoping. I've
gone over things in my mind this
/. afternoon, and the wonder is that I'm
not in the peorhotw. Y< u have d? ne
your best to send mo th re. ."its.
r- Bowser, the climax has come. 1 must
' have a very plain talk with yon."
: ? "Very well. What d>> you wish to
f talk about':"
"We will wait till after sapper."
And from that moment until ho hod
finished lie rofn<? d to say another
I word Mrs. Iinwsiv told hini of a dogfight
and an aire:.' and an accident.
W.-a but he heard h-r with stern sot fa-e
Itnd uttered no word. It was only
when the fatuilt r .oin was reached
that he turned to l:er with:
"We will new have the tajk referred
to. Haven't I niwavs been an industrious
man?"
"\VKy certainly."
"Haven't J heen saving atul econoniIcaJ?"
"Reasonably so. vcv"
"Why do you say reasonably?"
"Weil, you hav<* made some rather
foolish bargains."
"())i. I have? That is just the subject
"we are to talk alxuit. if they
Ij FIRST AND LAST FLIGHT.
bare been foolish it is beenuse vou
ba*e butted iu. I call your attention
to the fa<t that when I wanted to run
a dairy farm you op|K>sod It. There
was a sure fortune in my CTttsp. but
1 was foolish enoujrh to listen to you
fc and turn it down. I simply threw*
JJ away tens of thousands of dollars."
"Yes. you wauted to open a dairy."
renlted "Yon eoultl have trad??d
/ '
the bouse for forty acres of In nil. 1
convinced you after au hour's argument
that it took cows to open a dairy.
Ton (hadn't figuri*! on rows. fodder,
help or other c.\jk*hs??s."
That Hog Proposition.
% "And 1 wanted to raise hogs." he
went on as if she had not spoken.
"Look at the present price of pork. I
figured that 2.tXW hogs would bring us
in a fortune in three years, but you
bad to butt in again."
"1 only asked you where the money
was coming front to buy 2.000 pigs anil
P * keep tbeiu until they had become
f bogs."
l ' "And where Is there more money
than in chicken farming? 1 had the
chance of a lifetime, but you butted in
again. Had I ignored you I s.ioiild
have been a millionaire today."
"Yes: a man who bad lost everything
at the gatue but a hundred old hens
wanted to give you a great bargain
It was easy enough to figure out that
every egg would cost us 10 cents. You
made the figures yourself and called
the man a scoundrel."
"Mrs. Bowser. 1 don't like your tone.
Please remember you are talking to
your husband. 1 had the best chance
In the world to become an aviator. In
I nn(fo nil., tfprlif Fillf for VOtl
1 ?"??v VMX .
I would now be skimming the clouds
and lypbrtersT1 by the dozen would be
Interviewing nie on the next war.
Read how the aviators who never
raw a company of soldiers on the
inarch are airing their opinions on
war and the part the tiyinj; machine is
toj^ay in it."
|[H; you went up twenty feet and
eatde down again." smiled Mrs. Bowser.
"Isn't your l>aok lame yet? If
you want to do any skimming take the
lawn mower. Von can get a grip with
your toes when you push that, and a
live mile breeze doesn't interfere."
"1 had at: '-fTer of a western sheep
inch, but you had ro kick the milk
ail over. Wool is higher than for
venry years, but where am i? Am
I the owner of HKMM) sheep, the See ,
of each one worth saving uothitr:,
of the carcassV Trade a!l ready to in j
i made, hut you Jumped in." ! (
"Ves; 1 remember those sheep A
drought came, and most of them died!
of thirst and starvation The few thaii
, saw tlie winter conic on froze to deal!:'
before New Year's day. 1 predicted
some such tiling. but I want ik '
t hanks."
"I'idn't I invent a hair dye?" be do ;
manded as lie switched away frotr 1
the frozen sheep. ',
"Oil. yes."
Bowser's hair dye-the best thiup:
ever put on the market?"
"Yes "
"Ami 1 rniuht have made thousand-.
out ??r it but f<?r you. You didn't waul <
me ! > spend $10.<)h0 advertising it. and '.
of course it wouldn't go. All. what an,4
i idiot 1 was to let you discourage me!" |
The Hair Dye Scheme.
"But you know that the only twopersons
that used it sued you for dam-.
ages. I didn't say anything until then j
'i'lie dve took one's sea in off. and you ,
had to pay him $g'50. After that 1 j'
! couldn't see where ilie profit was to (
i come in."
"Woman, are you to dispute every-!
tiling I say? Isn't it sufficient that yon |
have kept :ne down all these years;" ;
"Oh. I'm not disputing." she replied.'r
"I'm just correcting ;i few of your or- *
i rors. l>o you remeinber that you once (
1 wanted to trade this house for a saw-:
mill':"
"Indeed I d<> That's where yen |
: kno ked me out again. That mill would (
have paid me $10,000 a year rigln j
along." n
i n
*Y??s? I <l!ilti*t make :iny uiscous*:ip-: J
ing figures that time. I simply asked
you where the saw logs for the lum
bef wi re coming from, and you found
out there were none nearer than fifty
miles You have got to have saw logs J
to run a sawmill. You can't use it for I
I a cider mill." ; .f
"Mrs. Itowser. I set out to say"?
"Yes. i know, but you once wanted ,(
; to invest Js.-.onn in a fire escape."
I "And you butted in!" he shouted. j
"I simply advised a trial liefore i?uy- ,
i ing. You got a man to experiment. | '
j and lie came down with a run and ! ^
1 broke his log. How much damages j
did you pay''"
"Y?'oiu::u." he said after taking three :I
or four turns across the room, "we wi;l j
droj) this ninth r until another time." |.
"Aud you \> >:e going to pay $'.t.ooo j
for a recipe to make sparkling chum- |
pagne out of root beer or something." j
she continued.
"Never! Never!"
"And would have done so bad I not j
called your attention to the pure food !
law. You were surely in the hands of '
| a rascal."
Another Fool Thing.
"I say we trill drop tlie subject."
"Yes, in a monicut. Then you were
going to manufacture imported jams
from apple cores and peelings. You
bad your money drawn from the bank
when 1 saved you."
".Mrs. Bowser, am I tbe bead of tbis
houseV"
"And tlieu a swindler wanted to get
you into tbe tirepfoof paint business. '
He gave his word that nothing painted i |
with his paint "could burn, and you ;
were satisfied to invest when I told ;
you to try it with a board iu the fur- !
nace. That board made the best kind |
of kindling." "
"Madam, another word aud I leave
the housel" said Mr. Bowser as he :
started up. j ^
"Just a few more. Don't you re- i <
member that chap who persuaded you ' J
that starch aud claret wine could be ; <
made from turnips? You were all j J
ready to invest when"? j <
Mr. Bowser went down the hall aud I '
reached for his hat aud passed out j 1
into the night. He had a feeling-that ; *
he had come out second best again. ; <
and this was further strengthened by j \
hearing one female pedestrian say to <
another: ^ J
"Yes: he looks sorrowful aud heart- <
, <
I broken, but you uecun t pity uiui. i
! He's li.-ul a row and walked out of the i
house, and now he's wondering how '
he can walk back ugniu."
Barrett Wendell's Pun.
When Professor Wendell of Harvard
entered upon his Sabbatical year be j
remained in Cambridge some weeks j
after his leave of absence begau and j .
persisted in taking part in the depart- \'
mental meeting. The head of the de- '
partmeut protested.
"Sir," he said, "you are officially absent.
You are 11011 est."
"Oh. very well." replied Professor
Wendell; "a nun est man is the noblest
work of God."?Success Magazine.
? a
Mo. j j
A man need not necessarily be I i
<> a 110 aceouut man because he I
lias mi balance at the bank.? ;
Browning's Magazine* r I
!
Wo Short Weight.
Th" ord *r had been passed to weigh '
the a.! :
"Gil. 'lint's ail right. <ap." said the
n-'w re : tilt. "The inspector of weights :
. itiil tucasur.-s was around just before
WO ion port. uuu lie sum ii w??j* a:i
I right."?Judge.
i
Its Mission.
"They sny tlio hobble skirt is going !
, out."
"That's odd. I should think it was
exactly suittnl to be a fall style."?New
: York Journal.
: i
Historical Fact.
t statesman never in this world was
found
For whom resentments fierce did not abound.
%
1 But men v.< re ever ready, just the same, i j
To hurry ta the front and take the blame j
? Washington Star. I
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ATTHE A
CHURCHE4
The public is cordially invite<
;o attend any of the services of th<
arious churches of Kingstree.
Baptist Church.
Rev W E Hurt, Pastor.
Services every second ani fourtl
Sunday mornings at 11:00 o'clocl
ind evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Sunday-school at 10.00 a. m.
Episcopal Church,
Rev I)k Robert Wilson*, Rector.
Every second and fourth Sunday
norning pr^Ner, sermon and hob
ommunion atll a, m.
Methodist Church.
Rev*W A Fairy, Pastor.
Preaching every San day morninj
it 11:00 o'clock and evening at 7:3;
)'c!ock.
Sunday-school at 4:30 p. m.
Epworth League meets every Tues
lay night at 7:30 o'clock.
Mid-week prayer meeting ever:
Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock.
Presbyterian Church.
Rev E E Ekvix, Pastor.
Preaching hrst and third Sunda;
nornings at 11:00 o'clock, secom
ind fourth Sunday evenings at 7:3<
j'clock.
Sunday-school, 4:00 p. m.
Prayer-meeting Wednesdays a
":30 p. m.
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LIGHTNING OIL
the one unfailing scientific
dressing which instantly relieves
and permanently cures all
hurts, cuts, Burns, bruises,
sprains and wounds of every
kind. Pair, leaves at once because
the air is excluded, and
the oil covering acts as artificial
skin. The quickest,fastest healing
oil;kr.own--hUNT'S LIOHTNINU
OIL 25 cents aftd _50
cents bottles.
All Druggists Always
. B RICHARDS MEDICINE CO.. SHERMAN, TEXAS
=or Sale by W.V.BROCKINGTOIV
BLAKELY-McCULLOUGH,
Lanes, S. C.
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| WANTED |
[Farm Lands ;
?
| I am now preparing: my list of J
farms for sale and would like to 4
include your farm. If von want 4
* to sell list your property with me 1
and I'ii iret you tin- best market 4
price lor it. No cost of expense 4
| whatever to you unl?ss I make a i
sale ??t your property. I have ?
-everal applications for farms on ?
| hand now and ymn farm tna) J
suit some oi my applicants. <
j J, D. GILLAND, j
Attorney-at-Law \
t KINGSTREE. -SC.]
Write for Sa
Try us on a Ms
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CHABLES:
The Largest
Cj
New Fall 1
In exceptionally Smart, up-to-dat
Pries range from
I Ladies* and Miss
In'hiffon Panama. All new n
with Taffeta,Silk or Satin hands
NEWEST OF WAISTS FOl
All pure White Linen Waists. PI
la rs and cuffs
-? iim
| Seed Cotton Licenses.
Th- following Is a list of those who
; have bought seed cotton licenses u,> to !
and including October 25, 1910:
! IMer I'emtcrgras",
! S.I M Tisdale,
J J Hradham,
' ill) Kerrell & flro,
II J M Fad'ien,
i Hat tell Bros,
Marshall Bros,
j j .Job.. M Bar ineau,
j KRhcm tt Sons,
? 1 1- Rh.*m & 'ons,
! A rt oopcr, ;
( t\ X C.arKMin, <
i Daniel Wilson,
B N Stuckey, :
W E Davis. ]
t li Bhhovks.
1 W I NexM?ti,
; S .1 F d' more.
Ida. u-y-Mc 'nlloiigh Corp.
? Blakeiey-Mct.'uliough ? ?>ri?.
Hlakeie.v-M' Culloogh Corp.
Gourdin Mercantile Do, <
W Wcsl'-y aiglet ry.
Sn.'.w Oiahatn,
i I *
u I' ?'V 'H. J
I .1 oiut M?>ck Co, Mou/. 'ii, I
I'r.-Vser A < arter, ,
7 j E i'ro>-er ,
.1 N I5io\vd? r, j
o B < iraliatu. j
.1 M Ncxsen.
.s tri li< nvpson. j
II L Gra\si n it Iiro.
! W W liarr.
-! It D Gamble, i
i! E (' Cunningham. I
. A .1 i'r??s-( r.
\v I Tisdale& Rro,
Mack.Hammond.
Wash Miller,
"j Co 'pel I h'O-.
.1 L (jowdy.
.) .1 H niiia.
W A Brockicg: on.
| F K Hucrgiiis
S K Mou/''??, J r.
K M .WcGuieiien,
M I> DeL -riiie,
T I Pendfciyrass,
W l> IliUinon.
'! C W Manna,
1 ] \V G H mna.
W C Hcminjfwav & ? o.
1 W* c I!cm iijrw.'.v \ ? o.
i W C Hemingway & C",
w i li'-aiiu^way Co,
T M I'rown.
. i J B Tal.'-vast.
i i'as M- KnivlH,
; F c?!i'\ Thomas,
>> !'. Poston.
' P- -i'ii & Johnson Bros.
\\ cr I'OSI: Oi it ' 0.
' t!ii it-1 oopcr.
jl i'u ^c-s Bros.
| loi n Set tC
l? Vi'r. l.ie Jon - i'c
1) E ?c ut it ,
M C M< Mil n.
'I i. .1 (I ranauu ?
Sc-'tt Ji.
E T Gas:,in- it ' o.
H E'IW.to E. c' \,
John Wilson,
V 1.' Hill
William Mc Knight.
S 1?Cunningham.
W I Hodges Co.
VV II VV. son,
DL & M Fulton,
William Adams,
B L <;isWA: Bm,
Unlit McKnight,
Alt x IV. s*ley,
W \' -trong.
: ti A Brown,
SnwWil. ii A: Tisd.ile,
.1 T Ka'dy,
.1 G Eaddv,
t S A Guciry A Bro,
' W M O'Bryan,
Hugh McCutmen,
, J W White.
Bobt McFaddeti, Jr,
I Jot- Wilson.
'| iK.nnelly Bros,
T >i Kellahan.
.1 S I'i .-ton it Co, %
'i Nesmith Bros,
B H Guess & Son.
| Trio Farm Supply Co.
K P Hinnant,;
S A Graham.
| Aron-oti A: Tigler.
Aronson it Tigler.
i i IIO Brittox.
. 9-15-tf CCCpitGS
Final Discharge'l
is h.'rcby nivi-r. that 1 n Ih.
1 -i?i.h day oi I ?e<Tmhor. A 1' 1V10, I *.vi 11
M apply in 1' n Brock in on, .) u*lw'- of
j (Probate of Will. ?? si?u g ' ountv .?tr
a 1- in. Ul?i-?-li .rye as e.\wti 'i o' :1 j
! ):ist v\ i a <1 li-'anit :i' ui" Fr. nk V\ il
j limns, deceits d. O < HiNxant.
; 12-1-J t Exe* ut r.
; i Tetter, Suit Rheum and Eczema
Arecureil byChamberlaii.'? V:.)vcv O:.ca;.pt:oa,
tioti relieve* tiie itching ami '....r'lir.K *i-mi.iioii.
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mnl no [
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lil Order
kTISFACTION OR \
fIS COH
2& 234 KING STREET AND 203 1
read's GKEeis^.T
Vliolesale and Retail-M.
."ailored Suits
:e Model-, for Ladies nnd Misses.
$10 to $100 a Suit.
>es* Walking SKirts
n d?*ls. Plain tailored ?>r trimrced
r>_: f..,,
rri< ? i au^?$4-75
to $25.
J FALL AND WINTER WEAR
ain Tailor-made, with bundfr?*d col$1,
$1.25 and $1.50 each
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' AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO
Administrator's Notice
Notice is hercbv gi7en that all persons
having cld;iu? against the estat
of Ed. G. Ard. ?ill pre-eot #ie s me
duly attested, and .-ill persons indented
t the *aid estate, will make payment
to tl>e undersigned
Mrs Mary Ari?,
11 -24-4t. Administratrix'.
Notice to Creditors, j
All persons having claims against the
?state ot T E Suiters will pns- nt the
ame. dnh auihenticated and all persons
indebted to said estate will make
payment to the undersigned.
T K Sai-tebs. Jk,
Administrator.
11-2-1?It Salteis Depot, S 0
Administrator's Notice
i
X< tire is I rreby given that o" .t-inu- j
cy:'. I nil. I will rendi-r my final acami
apply t?? the .Juiig<* of I'ro?ato
for Williamsburg cuuty at bis
>lli e in Kinimtree. S C. for li tters disi.'is^ory
in the matter ? f th?* adminis:raiion
of the estatr of Richard Dick;
Moore, deceased. .1 M 0?'OK,
Ad.ii Kst Richard Dick Moorr.
November 21. 1910- ll--J4-4r j
fOIEYS OXJNOlAXATM
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Specialize tV^
or-vlk-h. No iuvI 'ogo farthci
I HORSES ant
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ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER C." FATIkTS f|
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OUR MONEY BAC
[EN &
1EETING STREET, CHARLES'J
BEPA.ETM3
AIL ORDER HOIJS]
ladies; taffeta
Ladies' Mi^saline Silk Waists at
Large Line of Novelty Waists in PI
Persian Taffeta >ilk.
SILKS AND DR
We are showing superior lines of 1
and Si
Wrile for Samples
AT WHOLESALE
We offer new lin<-s of Blankets. Con
Millinery. Cents' Line Furnishings,
ings of all kinds.
Agent for I>r Jaeger's Sanitary
| Home Journal Pattern* 10 ami tr>ce
WEAR GARMENTS A SPEC1
I Remember I 1
I We are now in the large*!
building formerly occupied I
by Wilkins Wholesale Groc- I j
ery Co., where we are glad I
to welcome our old custo- I
mers as well as new ones.
| We keep g
All Kinds of Meats |
in season at living prices. 1
also a choice line of Fruits. !
Vegetables and Canned I
Goods. I
Epps' Market ?
Cr. Act) demy
Final Discharge.
Nori'.eis h reby given that on the
9th day of January. A I> liMl. I %iii
apply t" P M Mrockinton, Judge < f ?; <?b;tfe
<>' William-burg county, for a
Ki al Discharge as executor of the la-t?
will and testament of W 1. wrence
Graliam. deceived. W B Cox,
f2-s-4t Exeiut r.
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needs of our customers Fn
when vou want the host in (a
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Fcrty Years in Practice.
set n.w.
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tpaoe- marks
Designs.
s.-mcchanical experts.
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ICE ALWAYS GIVEN. regardless 'j
?PT THAT OF CLIENTS.
A
HC3T PROFESSIONAL plane and
- MR. GREELEY AND MR MClNTIRE.
:d promptly on day of receipt.
VICE FREELY GIVEN.
EY & MClNTIRE ON patents."
ANY ADDRESS.
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>re your home when I
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SUSTT STOBE I
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CM k* WilCTC I
from $ir> 00 down to $2.J?8 each B
P.V> |
;iid Silks, Chiffon Over-net or g
ESS GOODS |
'lain and Novelty Dress Goods p
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Upholstery Goods, Floor Cover- P
Woolen Underwear and Ladies' B