The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 16, 1911, Page EIGHT, Image 8
MorrlsvIIle Matters.
Morrisville. March 13:?Farmers ^
are busy preparing: for planting:.
Mr ? Marlowe has been quite sick
for the past week. His friends wish
him speedy recovery. t
Mrs L F Rhem left Wednesday 1
for Orangeburg: to visit her mother,
Mrs ? Seignous. >
The Sunday-school was re-organized
here Sunday with Mr E B McEl- j
veen as superintendent. ,
Sergt W D Ferdon. accompanied (
bv his wife and little daughter,
Helen, is visiting his parents, Capt
and Mrs Jno Ferdon.
Mr B 0 Brockinton.at this writing,
is somewhat indisposed. We hope to
see him out again soon.
Mrs Lula Wall Kennedy spent last
week with relatives near Indiantown
church and on Wednesday had the *
bodies of her husband, Mr H E Ken- ^
nedy, and little baby, H E Kennedy,
- Jr, exhumed and each sealed in ]
olid stone vaults. Also a handsome
WOW monument was erected to the ^
memory of Mr Kennedy and a small
haft to the memory of the baby,
H E Kennedy, Jr. *
Jessamine. '
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John W Sickelsmith, Greensboro,
Pa,has three children,and, like most
children, they frequently take cold. a
"We have tried several kinds of t
cough medicine/' he says, "but have y
sever yet found any that did them as
Much good as Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. For sale by all dealers. f
Bethel Breezes.
Bethel, March 14:?All of the
farmers are getting ready to plant 7
their crops.
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Messrs Bishop and Bart Burgess ^
visited in Kings tree Saturday of
last week. v
Mr W H McElveea also had busi- a
Bern in Kingstree Saturday.
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Miss Ida Brockington of Nesmiths 5
is visiting at the home of Mr and
Mrs T B Cooper. J
Last Saturday was a ftne day for
the young folks around re to go =
driving. All seemed tafcnjoy their
rides.
The Williamson school closed last
Friday. We aru very sorry to lose
Miss Ruth Morgan, who has been
teaching the school. She has taken
?Harge of another school, and we
ne her great success.
regret to report that Mr David
Jbippa, of Kingatree High school,
who came home last Saturday to
spend the week-end,is sick with chill
and fever. We hope he will soon be
able to return to his studies.
An apron party was given at the
new dwelling of lfr J C Wilson on
Friday night of last week. Everybody
present seemed to enjoy it
very much. It was nearly day-light
when some of the crswd returned
home.
Some of the folks that went U
the apron party last Friday night
enjoyed a straw ride. Those participating
were: Misses Ida Brockingtan.Mary
Burgess, Lee Cooper, Ruth
McElveen; Messrs Bishop Burgess,
N Arthur Cooper, Daniel McElveen.
With best wishes for. The County
Record, Rose Bud.
If you have trouble in getting rid
f your cold you may know that you
are not treating it properly. There
is no reason why a cold should hang
an for weeks and it will not if you
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
For sale by all dealers.
Electric .sms0" ;
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TRIO TOPICS.
Neighborhood News Mainly Q
Abont People.
Trio, March 13:?Mr J W Regis- ^
er visited his family in Georgetown | ^
ast Sunday. j ^
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Mr A Mims was noted among the ^
visitors here last Sunday. f
Dr L W Moore and Weyman Mc- p
Donald are spending some time with c
Hr and Mrs J H Moore near Lake
Dity. s
Messrs W T Rowell, J W Register v
tnd Tom C Ford have been appoi nt- 8
;d to meet Road Engineer Eaddy in
Cingstree next Wednesday to see n
ibout the proposed road between c
Trio and Andrews. a
Miss H Lewis spent the week-end a
lere with her parents, Mr and Mrs 8
N H Lewis. *
Summer time must be near. Feels ^
ike it today. Gee whiz, ain't it hot?
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Mr W T Rowell went to George- f
own one day last week. e
Mr H L Oliver of Georgetown
vaa up here one day last week hunt- g
ng birds. According to visible evi- e
lence luck must have been good. n
Messrs W T Rowell, A W Grrfham
jid J W Register are going to try s
ruck farming on a small scale this r
ear.
No news is good news. Can't C
ind any around Trio. <j
The Prodigal, h
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When you have rheumatism in ^
our foot or instep apply Chamber- ,
lin's Liniment and you will get /
uick relief. It costs but a quarter. v
Yhy suffer? For sale by all dealers. m
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When you want us to change the t,
ddress of your paper it will save
>ts of trouble to name the old
s well as the new postoffice. Please ^
ear this in mind. tf b,
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poleys kidney Pills .
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oa the farm of W. D.
who has kindly granted p
demonstration on his propc
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>BALERS?Kamlnskl Hardware Co
Georgetown. S. C., Klngstree t
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Seen At Smiths. I
Smiths, March 13:?Married, on
lundav, March 5, Miss Sallie Mc'utchen
of Scranton and Mr Willis
lodwin of this place, Rev W P
lause officiating. On Monday Mr
lodwin brought home his blushng
bride and Monday? night the j
ioys "serenaded" them. Judging
rom the noise they made with bells,
ilows, etc, it was a blooming sucess.
The Sunday-school at the McGill
chool house is progressing nicely
rith Mr W J Smiley as the efficient
uperintendent.
The chaingang is now doing some
nuch-needed work on the swamp
rossing at the W P McGill place
nd repairing the bridges, raising
nd widening the embankment, and |
ofoith. When completed we will
lave a crossing to be proud of. Our
toad Engineer has the right man
or the place. He is a hustler and
nakes each convict do his duty; in
act we thought him a little too lib- 1
ral with the strap.
Mr W P Smiley, one of our progressive
farmers, has recently inve3td
in some up-to-date farming implelents.
Mrs Francis Tindale of Manning '
pent a few days last week visiting '
elatives here abouts.
Mrs Benson Evans of New Zion, '
Harendon county, spent a couple of
layB last week visiting relatives
ere. Nox
STos: Can Save $50.12
)n Standard Typewriters
If you intend to bur a typ?" ri'< r <r if ihe
la hine you h*ve is worn out. ,h<r. j ? ;>pornity
to Ret the greatest typewriter v^Sue ever
Tcred for the mom y.
We will save you from one-half to two-thirds on
in cost of a standard machine.
We Guarantee our rebuilt typewriters for one
rar. Triey are juatar serviceable ami do just as ,
-at, lecilbe workar marhin< s bearir ?r the original 1
%demark of the manufacturer. You can have
it standard make typewriter }oa prefer?relilt
by expert workmen with a skill that makes
irtain perfect construction and action. <
Writs today for catalogue. No. 64.
AMERICAN imriKC MACHINE COMPANY I
B Hortk Pry or St. Atlamia, Georgia I
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>., aid Georgetown Orocery Co.,
lardware Co., Kingstree, S. C.
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| Professional Cards. |
DR. R. C. McCABE
Operative Dentist
and
Post Graduate Dentist in Crown,
Bridge and Plate Work.
Jffice in Hirscli buil iing, over Kingstree
Drug Company.
M. A. WOODS,
DENTIST.
Office over Slngletarr Bldg.
^'PHONE NO. 62.^
LAKE CITY, - S.C
W. Leland Taylor,
DENTIST,
Office over Dr W V Brockington's Store.
KINGSTREE, - S. C.
5-21-tf.
M. D. Nesmith
DENTIST,
LAKE CITY. - - S. C.
W. L.BASS,
Attorney-at-Law,
LAKE CITY, 8. C.
DR. R. J, MCCABE,
Dentist
KINGSTREE, / S. C
Laurence H. McCulIough,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
Road and Drainage Engineering
Land Surveying and Mapping.
Nesmith P. 0., S. C.
d. D7MOUZON'S
BARBER SHOP
?in the?
KELLAHAN HOTEL
is equipped with up-to-date appliances.
rolite Service, i ompetent
Workmen.
6-B-08.
Electric the best fob
"if ' J'V' BLLIOUSNK98
BITTERS AND KIDNEYS,
OBHRHnHHOF
^IIWSSTREMRYMOO^O^J
When we sa
far the be*
sortment
Ladies';
Tailored
Underw
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figures,!
checks,
White V
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are not exaggerating in
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KIH6STREE DAT 600BS CO.I
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narked $4 and $3 I
erin? Prices
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WHAT IT MEANS
A Bank's Surplus
Is the fund along with the Capital Stock and Undivided
Profits that protects the depositors from loss; there- ] .
fore the larger it is, the greater protection the depositor
has. This Bank has a l|
Capital Stock of $30,000.00 JI
Surplus Fund of 20,000.00 II
Undivided Profits of.. 8,279.77 H
^ Additional Stockholders'Liability 30,000.00
2 Total - $88,279/76 S
n This means that this Bank must lose $88,279.76 before o*e Q
H of its depositors could lose a cent. This protection is H
W for you. Do business with The Bank that has W
1 never lost a Dollar. 1 i
The Bank of Kingstree
D. C. Scott, President. J. A. kelley,Vice Pres.
F. W. Fairey, Cashier. N. D. Lepesns, Aset. Cashier,
Wm. W. Barr, Jr., Teller. |
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We carry an up-to-date |
line of Buggies, Wag-. ~
ons and Farm Implements.
THE WILLIAMSBURG LIVE STOCK CO., ,
KINGSTREE. S. C. ! '
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y that we are showing by
it values and the finest asof
Muslin Underwear,Ladies'
I White Waists, Children's
ear, Children's Wash
, Flaxons in checks and
15c to 40c the yard; Dimity
from 5c to 25c the yard;
Vaistings 12 l-2c to 50c; A
il and Dainty Assortmentaces
and Embroideries in
ets 5c to 25c, the yard,
lery Flouncing 15c to $1.00
[lis or any other firm in Khigstree, we knew we I
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he new goods will prove a pleasure to you, we are I
dated by us. - 1
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to $2.50. ?
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