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HONOR ROLL FOR JANUARY. Manning Pond School, NearZeb Postoflice. First Grade. Wilma Tisdulo, first honor, 100 Mary Walters 99 Hugh Bradshaw 99 James Bradshaw 95 Sam Bradshaw 91 Second Grade. Lula Walters 94 Jane Bradshaw 90 Third Grade. Carl Tisdale 98 Fourth Grade. Ethel Rodgers 99 Robbie Rodgers... 98 "* QC f Ulton strong ^ Enoch Bradshaw., 98 Bowman Rogers 96 Amit Strong 96 Arthur Driggers 94 Fifth Grade. Clarence Rodgers 94 Sixth Grade. Bertha Rodgers 9* j Wilma Strong 98 Evander Rodgers 97 John Walters 93 Seventh Grade. Edith Walters 96 Eighth Grade. Hazel Strong 99 Belle Walters 96 Jim Walters 91 Miss Effie Simmons,Teacher. Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor exercise, insufficient mastication of; n 11' tror ! iooa, CUIlSUp?UVU, a tUi pna h.vi, worry and anxiety are the most causes of stomach troubles. Correct your habits and take Chamberlain's1 Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be well again. For sale by all dealers. Hymeneal. Married ? On Thursday afternoon, February 9, 1911, at 7 p. m., at the Baptist parsonage, by Rev W E Hurt, Miss Beulah Tisdale and Mr Eddie Haselden, both of Williamsburg county. You are probably aware ttiat pneumonia always results from a cold,but yov never heard of a cold resulting in pneumonia when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was used. Why take the risk when this remedy may be had for a trifle? For sale by all dealoro Don't forget the lecture, "pome Life in Dixie during the War," by the celebrated Dr S A Steele of Mississippi next Tuesday evening at 8:30 at the school auditorium. All the Confederate veterans will receive complimentary tickets by applying to Rev W A Fairy, manager. 2-16-lt wj \ | Help Yourself by Helping Vs. We hope the friends of The Record, when they come to town to do their trading,will patronize the business houses that advertise in this paper. 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"WYE longer I lives in dis world d< II mo' I 'minds musse'f of a blanw fool in de face an' de keener ] sees dat I isn't got no sense," pessimls tically remarked old Brother Smath era. *1 riz dar In de midst o' de bid ness meetln' an' 'magined in muh ig nunce dat uh-kaze de Lawd wns wk me I'd sho'ly cut som? Jmpawtance ii de 'scussion. But?huh! "De razoo was 'bout de new cabinei awgin. Some was la favor of it oh kaze David danced befo' Saul, an Borne was agin it uh-kaze music am d< 'W/inm/inf On1 T TV* Q for D&flO( UC> II 9 UV?U1VAIV| MM * ? --- uh-kaze it's good for brudders an' sis tahs to dwell togedder in noonlty; but dess as usual, nobody paid no 'tentioi to me. De sizzum riz higher an' high er twell finally de anty-awgin sid< drummed up all de lazy an' keerlesi members an' voted de awgin out an hauled it off on a dray to de second hand store an' dess crowed. Uh-well den de awgin crowd girded up del lawns an* drug in all de newcome cul lud folks in town mighty nigh an' i peck o' dem dog-gawn lowbrush Bat dlstg d^t was wldout a pastah at d time an' voted de awgin in an' baule* it back, an' dey crowed. "Well, next de anty-Awglns dep herd ed togedder a passel o' dem fetch-take Campbellites dat will do anything ai a gang o' gamblin' men an' haffe dozen cumbersome Presbyterians ai packed de meetin' an' voted de awgi out ag'in an' toted it down to de cricl But de awgjp people rallied an' com wid a bunen o' stray Noonitarians da isn't got no bidness wid a church n< how an' a cullud minstrel show di was in town an' a lot o' nappy heade scoun'rels fum over to Tumlinville ai set upon de anty-awgins an' run a over 'em dess as de instymunt wi 'bout to|be flung out "Next, de anty-awgins spent twent: irmmmmmmmmmmmmn \D -ixie of Clotliin * ite Line of nples from { ngComp'yA K E N \ 4 ? -??7"HT? ?inrsjgrmamaoaorgM gMao^s?r/. >'*/. imu rru umvrjmmu ir.rt - mm> > for your name on our list under xj the 1911 Subscription Offer. j SLY ATLANTA CONSmS f and j COUNTY RECORD I { . 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Address ali orders for above | HE COUNTY RECORD, Kingstrde, S. C. | 1 fl' dollan* on ae law an' didn't git nothin' hut lonir words, an' took to P ringin' de bell every time de awgin I KID3STREE DRY 6000S CO. I was playin', an' painted de pews wld P rarnlsb one Sat'dy night an' stack de ! awgln pahty down by the pants, an' ? slch like, o' Sunday, an' all sawts o' \X/1-|pri \J|/Pk penuriousnessdatuh-way. An'deyud- IlWlI vT ^ der side handed 'em right back, an eye * j < * for an eye an* a toof for a toof. twell Tfl.1* TjlB D0S de whole affa'r was a scan'al an' a ^ 1 "Final a bldness meeting was held sortment < to settle once an' for all whudder we'd have an awgin in de church or we wouldn't have. An' I got up in de | aHipc' J\ midst of 'em. thinkin' I'd set 'em right an' de Lawd was wld me. Huh! I TailnrpH f was like a dog I once knowed dat 1 dllUlCU } went wid de pack on a coon hunt. > * ? He'd got de notion som'rs dat he was U IlU0rW( ' a knowln' dog?keener dan common? rr""1 an' when a coon was 'skivered way L/fCSSCSt * up in a leanln' tree be dumb up as far ?? I as de slant would let him an' den fell fiQl*llf'?S 1' ! off into de midst o' de rest o' de dogs. dat fo'twid mistook him for de coon. rhprl^G I dunnuh when de fight dat follered CllCvikJ^ p would-uh quit If a hailstawm hadn't .. come up an' beat dem judder dogs Vr flllC \t i off'm dat cunnln' one. I was like dat ^ dog?dat's all 'bout me! lit"ifII g "I 'magined ub-kaze de Lawd was i^wautnu ^ wid me I could settle de mess. Shucks! \I if \* I better took a beary broadax along!" "" * *** , -T?mp.match s< r I On the Ties. | bill 1)1*010 '* |> First Thespian ? Walking % *rrI n f home? t inc yu? l' |> Second Thespian ? Yes; the <1 e * railroad cars are Insufficiently f I Ever shown by th ' I heated.?Xew York Sun. | are n()t exaggerating in lt | An inspection ef t, i _ ,.. sure, and will be apprec 1 ?- Fad Mao. So hobbled is her walking skirt I is To stride she's tried in vain. M She's got the fad so very bad KIN6STREE DRY 600DS CO. B She's hobbled up her brain. ?Cleveland Plain Dealer. ininiinnimfnnifnfiimnitninnifiimmnifmnmm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! VPAP P JL jl .g*, Slioes. 3Z)x3r 3- ood.s, ^?en.'s Hs AT LOWEST PRICE S. n A RCUJ |L00 K OUTll I Carload of Horses and Mules will arrive at our stables on ^Friday, February 3r Don't fail to see them. THE WILLIAMSBURG LIVE STOCK CO., KINCSTREE. S. t. >i 101 101 ipno The History ofiGrowth Is a History of|Guarantee With pardonable pride we call attention to three items in the report rendered our stockholders at their annual meeting held January 4,1911. Capital Stock - $30,000 Surplus and Un) divided profits 25.340 O 1 Deposits - 175,271 1 The foregoing Financial Truth places the name of the Old Reliable ? synonymous with the best and is our 1 guarantee .not only of growth but of prosperity. I The Bank of Kingstree [ D. C. Scott, President. ? J.^A. KELLEY.Vice Pres. I f F. \V. Fairey, Cashier. 8;N. D. Lesesxe, Asst. Cashier. I i' 1 i n ?io (f__ KINGSTREE DRY 600DS CO. I KINGSTREE DRY GOODS CO. ' A y that we are showing by t values and the finest as\ ^ luslin Underwear,Ladies' White Waists, Children's ;ar, Children's Wash Flaxons in checks and 5c to 40c the yard; Dimity from 5c to 25c the yard; listings 12 i-2c to 50c; A 1 and Dainty Assortment ices and Embroideries in ;ts 5c to 25c, the yard, ery Flouncing 15c to $1.00 j is or any other firm in Kingstree, we know we | tne least. tie new goods will prove a pleasure to you, we are iated by us. " "KlNeSTRE^R^OO^To^^T^^ICIH6STRE^B^OOD^O^^ imnffnmnimntfnmmmnimmmfnmmmfnfnfnniinmm RICES a/ts, ^Cillinex'37-, ILTotions, Etc.r i S ?' l * UM Just Received, a Complete Line of t Spring and Summer Samples from r' ^ i the International Tailoring Comp'y. / # MEASURES TAKEN iUUUUUUiUUiUUUUUUiUUUUUUiUUWUtUUUUUUUUUUUU ?yjfrlOl**'* - '.U4e-, v ' ~ ^ rfr7yi'..