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HONOR ROLL
Heinemann Graded School for
January. I
The following is the honor roll (
of Heinemann Graded school for 1
month beginning January 3 and ending
January :!7: c
Second Grade?Lizzie Gamble, t
Moultrie 0*Bryan, Edward O'Bryan. r
Third Grade?Gertrude O'Bryan,
John Clarkson.
Fifth Grade?Ethel Mitchum, 1
Wayne Gamble. *
uahi uiour intuii viai ivsuii.
Ninth Grade?Eunice Garkson,
Ginton Garkson. '
Respectfully submitted, ^
Miss Emily A Eichelberger,
Teacher. |
Hymeneal.
Cooper-Cooper. I
Married?At the home of the r
bride's parerts, Mr and Mrs Ben B
Cooper. Suttons, S C, on Sunday, ]
January 29. 1911, at 4 o'clock p m.
Miss Belle Cooper and Mr Sid j
Cooper, both of whom reside in Sut- <
tons community. The ceremony
was performed by Notaiy Public
J W Moore.
What's The Use
'
to drive fifteen miles
to town through sand,
nin/l i-Qi'n orirl nnld to
buy your merchandise
when you can get the
best in Dry Goods.
Clothing. Dress Goods, ,
Shoes and Notions,
not to mention our
Groceries
which are famous all
through this country
for their quality
Prices Rock Bottom.
A. E. HILL
Cooper, S. C.
Highest P- ce Paid For Seed Coiton.
Wood's Seeds
For- The
farm ma Garden
have an established reputation
exter ding over thirty years, being
planted and used extensively
by the best Farmers and Gardeners
throughout the Middle and
Southern States.
Wood's New for 1911 will
Seed Catalog
to what crops and seeds to plant
for success and profit. Our publications
have long been noted
for the full and complete information
which they give.
Catalog mailed free on
request Write for it
T.W. WOOD 6 SONS,
Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
H UNION HIGH SCHOOL |i j
Home, January 24:?The new offi- |
cers of the Francis Marion literary! (
society were installed last Friday af-!(
to moon as follows: i(
President. Louise Wilson; Vice- I
President, Florence Hemingway; f
Secretary. Emily Brockintv n; First I
Censor. David Smith;Second Censor, (
Lillie Johnson; Treasurer, Pressley I
Thomas; Literary Editor. Emmie (
Snow. i
The honor roll for the fourth (
month is as follows: I
Distinguished. (
First tirade?Lucv Eaddv. Ger- f
trude Haddock, Willie Hanna,Frank (
Rhodes. I
Second Grade? John McLaulin, S
Bertie Owens. Gladys Johnson,Mary 1
Rhem. \
Third Grade?Ruth McElveen, /
Catherine V'arner.Flint Rhem,Louise ^
Munnerlyn, Burrige Fenters.
Fourth Grade?Tillman Fenters, "
David Johnson.
Fifth Grade -D J Wilson, Anna
Eribb, Lottie Waldron, Helen Wil- j c
ier, Maebelle Chandler. C
Sixth Grade?Willie Ivy, Winnie *
VleLaulin.IslaCooper.Ethel Johnson. \
Seventh Grade?Bennie Waldron, j
Ernest Cribb. Melvin Cribb, Fred 5
lohnson. j
Eighth Grade?Belton Brockinton. 3
Ninth Grade ? Rosa Bruorton, 3
Haxie Hemingway, Lillie Johnson, 3
Carrie McElveen, Pauline Munner- 3
yn, Laura Rhem, Davis Smith. j
Music?Lillie Johnson, Helen Wil- .r
ler, Maebelle Chandler, Rosa Bruor- f
;on, Carrie McElveen, Pauline Mun- j
lerlyn. z
Highly Distinguished.
First Grade?Venelle Wilder, Sal- *
ie Wilson, Irma Lee Eaddy, Dur- vard
Fenters, Eddie Owens.
Second Grade?Baker Wilson,
Claudia Haselden, Rufus Cribb, Ellen
Hemingway, Pearla Fenters,Lee
Vilder, LeRoy Eladdy.
Third Grade?Leland Thomas,
'urney Rhem, Louise Haddock.
Fourth Grade?Winston EJaddy,
^ouise Snow, James Waldron, Hariet
Bruorton.
Fifth Grade?Willie Hemingway,
Martin Owens, Lillian Cribb.
Sixth Grade?Daisie Rollins,Docia
bruorton, Lois Carraway, Florence
rarraway.
Seventh Grade?Edna Eaddy.
Eighth (irade?Freda Garta, Fdkvin
Cribb. Marie Eaddy, Willie
Snow, Annie Wilson.
Ninth Grade?Leta Carraway,
Alice Chandler, Charlie Thomas,
Pressley Thomas.
Tenth Grade?Emily Brockinton.
Amy Eaddv, Florence Hemingway,
Emmie Snow, Louise Wilson.
Music?Emily Broekington, Florence
Hemingway, Lena Haddock,
Freda Carter, Emmie Snow, Louise
Wilson. Laura lihem. Annie Wilson,
Daisie Rollins. Louise Snow, Alice
Chandler. Ethel Johnson.
Of the common school grades the
fourth grade made the highest average,
which was 92.90. The eighth grade
made 96.20, which was the
highest average of the high school
grades. Edita Literae.
FOLEYSHONEY^TAR
4topa the cou^h and healc lc&gf
(Have You a Cold?
About one in every ten
you pass has. The lucky
nine have Drobablv tak
en our
White Pine and Tar
Syrup
and been cured. Now
we are after that one
person that's hacking
away and cure him also.
Are you the one? If so,
then you want the cure
for sale by
The New Haselden Drug
Company
Greelyville, S, f.
ii> WHtf "* i mi
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orses g
| Load and 5
I of Mules SI
f I am now in the west selecting a carload of Ijf!
0 Horses and Mules for farm work. Will also y
L have some nice driving horses in the drove. JL
r) They will be in my stable Saturday. Don't w)
f fail to look them over. if
0 J. L. STUCKEY,
v Lake City, S. C. f}
; A Guarantee of Safety oc
:$&* ^3^ 4ft" o
< :;^USCr^>-f=^' Absolute safety in matters of ? ?
,. banking: is guaranteed to the pa- 3?
-' * a'a trons of this bank by ample capital qq
. ,i i ^bapPjfb^"11 1 1 iff* and strict State Supervision, ana the ffi
i 1 i 1 ? fact lhat its loatis are restricted to $2
, , . I 4 a class in which it js practically im- M
fl !t (ms SET' ' possible to sustain a loss of any des- j*[
S ' ' ' I '' i ?S *&*" ' lUp cription. Loans are made only upon 3?
j y | i j i| j ' -' ' I ' |j~ first-class collateral of guaranteed QQ
Paid on Sarinft Accounts. OT
1 . Bank of Williamsburg, |
1 Kingstree, S. C. ^
? CW StOLL, President E C Epps, Cashier. 5j
xj F Rhem, Vice-President C W Boswbll, Asst Cashier, jg 1
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A passenger service unexcelled for luxury
| and comfort,equipped with the latest Pullman
Dining, Sleeping and Thoroughfare Cars. I
' For rates, schedule, maps or any informa- |
jj tion, write to 5
| WM. J. CRAIG, I
jjj General Passenger Agent,
| Wilmington, N. C. jj
AT ETfTO
Arthur P. Greeley | Wm. Cranch McIntire
assistant comhiss*ionc? or patintj | FORTY YEARS IN PRACTICE.
618 F Street N . W.
Washington, d.c.
u. s. and foreign Patents i Trade- marks
Caveatsreissues. | Designs.
Attorneys Counsellors,- Mechanical Experts.
Practice in all u. s. Courts.
FEES REASONABLE AND BEST ADVICE ALWAYS GIVEN. REGARDLESS^
OF ALL INTERESTS EXCEPT THAT OF CLIENTS.
BUSINESS CONDUCTED UPON HIGHEST PROFESSIONAL" PLANE "AND
UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF MR. GREELEY AND MR. MdNTIRE.
ALL LETTERS OF INQUIRY ANSWERED PROMPTLY ON DAY. OF.RECEIPT.
INFORMATION AND ADVICE FREELY GIVEN.
OUR BOOK. ENTITLED GREELEY & MdNTIRE ON PATENTS."
SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.
Greeley & McIntire.
PATENT ATTORNEYS. WASHINGTON. D. C.
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p BETTER BE SAFE THAX SORRY f
% During 1910 . ?
^ The Fire Companies Represented by this Agency 5
t PAID NEARLY ?
| $10,000.00 I
J . To Policy Holders in Williamsburg. ^
? Property 5
^ lr" protected [ ?
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| KIN6STREE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE & 1
i LOAN COMPANY. i
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? Buy your Groceries where you get the most 3
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1 MILHOUS & JENNINGS 1
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g= Fancy Groceries, all kinds of Choice Canned Goods, g i
? Fruits?Fresh and Evaporated,?National Bis- 3 j
? cuit Co's Products, Heinz' "57 varieties", 3 J
? Schlesenger's Delicious Confectionery, 3 . I
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r~ L/noice ceei, rorK ana iviuuon, :=
? Cigars, Etc. 2
s? Everything to be found in a high-class delicatessen 3
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EE Phone 93 King*tree, S. C. 3
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The Spring Term of the i
KINGSTREE GRADED AND HIGH SCHOOL J
will begin
January 5, 1911 "I
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All departments are now
in Good Working Order. J
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Parents who intend entering their children in the school
will please do so during the first week of the spring term.
Patrons and friends of the School are cordially invited
to visit the school at any rime. / .|j
Any further information may be had by 3*
applying to <8
T 117 nitAKrv I? f! Pnnc I
Ui 11 v. Aippoj
Superintend ant. Clerk Board of Trustees. k' w
Kingstree, S. C. j
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~ NO PAY NO PAPER FOR 1911. J