The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 13, 1911, Image 1
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VOL. XXV. KIXGSTRKK, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY,".JULY 13, 1011. NO. 18
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J COFFINS Ar
Nonce
We note that during the last thret
months several hundred paid-in-ad
vance subscriptions have expired
These include many of our most re
liable subscribers,most of whom, wt
feel sure, want to continue taking tin
paper. Realizing the scarcity ol
money just at this season, we havt
sent out no statements,but we woulc
remind our friends, one and all, thai
unless paid a year in advance, the
price of subscription is $1.25 a year
As a matter of fact,the regular price
of subscription is $1.25 a year, bul
we allow a discount of 25 cents if 8
full roar Kp naid in advance. This
I rule applies to all. We play no favorites,
so watch your label and renew
promptly if you do not wish tc
pay the full price, $1.25.
Another matter: we ask as a special
favor if you don't want the paper
drop us a card to that effector
have your postmaster promptly notify
us. The Government furnishes
postmasters with blank forms to notify
publishers, so just leave your
paper in the office and instruct your
p, m. to notify us. But don't wait to
do this till you owe us several dollars?that
is neither honest nor honorable.
^We believe that there are enough
^^ople in Williamsburg county who
[ really want the paper to warrant us
publishing it and we try to give full
value for what we receive.
We say it in no boastful spirit,but
there is no county weekly newspaper
in the State that gives more
home news in a more attractive form
than The County Record. We think
too much of the paper to send it into
a single home where it is not wanted.
7-13-tf
Parisians started a riot the other
day at the production of a new play.
Such things do not happen in America,
but they are richly merited by
some of the alleged plays that are
thrust upon us.
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had a sack containing fifty
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S'D CASKETS
KINGS'
TOBACCO SEASON OPENS.
First Load Brought In Satui dayThree
Warehouses Open.
' j The first sale of this year's cropoi
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tODacco was mam- oaiuiua,* mv
Central warehouse, consisting of two
[ loads of "sand-lugs," which brought
5* cents. This tobacco was brought
in by Mr J W Stewart, of the Bethel
' section, to whom belongs the honor
' of marketing the first load in Wil!
liamsburg county for the year 1911.
Most of the farmers have not beJ
gun curing yet, but every day sev'
eral loads come to this market and
1 bring good prices. Sand-lugs yes'
terday brought 7 J cents. For a while
the tobacco outlook was gloomy indeed,but
since the rains the crop has
' come out wonderfully, it is said, and
men who have canvassed the county
' with an eye to the real conditions
report that at least as much tobacco
will be grown in Williamsburg as
" last year and the weed is of a much
1 finer quality.
All over the tobacco belt the crop
is cut short and high prices are confidently
expected. Mr Cooper, the
1 president of a Wilmington bank,told
' us last week that he had had a talk
with Mr Duke, the head of the
American Tobacco company,who ad1
mitted that they knew the tobac1
cd had not been made this year and
1 that they expected to pay unusually
high prices for all they can get.
The Kingstree market now includes
three tobacco warehouses,
viz: The Banner, operated by Glenn
' & Price, of Stoneville, N C, the Central,by
Epps & Montgomery,and the
Farmers',by Mattnews & L?ewis, me
' latter firm also being North Carolinians.
These warehouses are all
open for business and competition
will be so keen as to insure the topnotch
price for every pound of tobacco
brought to Kingstree.
All the leading tobacco companies
will be represented here, as usual?
the American Tobacco company by Mr
, L M Walker; the Imperial by Mr J
plendid L
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ill find a peculiar s
>r suit case. We
10HAIR AND ALPACA CC
t>ove goods is complete and
will help you to keep cool d
.OTHING AT REDUCED PI
;uit of Clothes now is the ti
re stock of Clothing at spec
WE KEEP
!eliable and Orang
Heintz'j
agon makes two trips even
OPLE'S
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Barefooted with a pair of
exion. He wore a coffee
sets of tobacco flues, one c
I people bound for our store,
facturers of tobacco flues.
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WHOLESALE AND Rfc
S Jenkins,and J N Boyr1 & Co by Mr
J (i Slaughter. Besides these there
will be many independent buyers.
We can conscientiously advise ev
eryone to try Kingstree market if
1 he wants th?" highest price for his
? product.
The managers of the Central
w irehouse have just received notice
I from the American Tobacco compa"
ny that their buyer will be here on
July 20, also all the other important
companies will have their represent
atives here on that day, when all the
markets of the State will be formalI
ly opened, and there will be sales
daily throughout the season.
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1 Make OUR Bank
We pay liberal interest consist*
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RICES
me to get it cheap. We
ial low prices just now.
OUR GROCER
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TAIL DEALERS
Mortuary.
Dieix? James, the 18-months-o'd
son of Mr and Mrs II E Davis. at
the infirmary Monday morning after
a short illness, and the burial was
held the following1 flay at Mt Hope.
James was the second son to be
taken from these young parents
within the last three months and the
affliction is very severe. Mr and Mrs
Davis have the sympathy of a host
of friends in their bereavement.?
Florence Timea.
Only thirteen deaths are reported
on this safe and sane July 4. This
death list is the smallest on record.
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included. This line will interest
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