The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 24, 1911, Image 1
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| YgL. XXV. KiyGSTREE, SOUTH CAKOLTXA. TH1KSDAY, AUGUST >4, 1911. XQ. t>4 J
I I A marriage license
1 1 .let us show you. All
} Nails, and anything el
C let us show you what
I Coffins and Casl
I FATAL ACCIDENT ON
Ithffirain was checked was throw;
under the trucks and crnshed t<
death. The engine and cars did no
leave the track. The injured are: <
H White, general woods foreman
John Smith, engineer: D Long, f.re
man, and J J Barwick timekeeper
all white.?Xetc* d; Courier.
Another Account.
Andrews, August 21:?One of th<
ACL Corp.'s log trains going fron
Andrews to Cades this morning, rai
into an open switch partly filled witl
loaded cars, and as the result of th<
collision that ensued two men ar<
killed, one white man, Mr Ton
Blakelcy's son, whose home is a
Suttons, also a negro train hand
Thirteen others were injured, somt
seriously. Most of the injured wen
the Company's hands, several 01
whom are not expected to live. Th<
tit
j KIN<
1 We wish t
1$ 1st. The Central
r 2nd. We do not t
^ 3rd. We do not e
? and we don't expect to
bacco. But, we say to j
w 4th. All of the h
I on some of the other mj
[ 5th. We believe
I jg ready to sell your tobac
I your tobacco.
P. S.?Koger Mi
I LUMBERTRAM ROAD
ATI CO'S LOG TRAIN CRASHEI
P INTO OPEN SWITCH--TWO MEN
[ KILLED, OTHERS INJURED.
I Kingstree, August 21:?The At
lantic Coast Lumber Corporation'
^ train No 101 was wrecked this morn
B ing at Cooper's siding,five miles eas
B of this place, and T Blakeley, white
H of Trio and Willie McCrea, colored
H were killed outright and four other
H badly.if not seriously, injured. Thi
B train left Andrews early this morn
B ing with the logging and track crev
for Camp No 7. As it approachec
Cooper's siding, running at abou
; twenty to twenty-five miles an hour
Engineer Smith saw the open switcl
\ ahead.when he immediately reverse<
his engine,and he, with the fireman
jumped. The engine and crew car
L rushed into the open switch, collid
[ ing with a car of logs that had beei
1 placed there Saturday night.
E Blakeley, it is said, was riding oi
B the pilot of the engine and was fear
B fully mangled in,the collision. Mc
Crea was sitting on one of the loj
trucks and when the momentum o
L in.tr several muepenueni uujeis.
^ Anions those are:L M Walker,for the
British-American Tobacco company;
* A D Hopgood.for American Tobacco
V company; J S Jenkins, for Imperial
Tobacco company; J G Slaughter,
for J X Boyd & Co and Taylor & Co.
To Tobacco Warehousemen.
The Record wants your advertising
and job printing. You use the
! paper to build up your market and
we are glad to serve you, but we
? i
have to make a living out of this
businsss, besides paying printers and
other costs of business. Let us have
your work. We have a large supply
of all kinds of forms and will get any
? other kind required. We guarantee
^ prices as low as the lowest and qual?
ity as high as the highest. tf
QSTREE i
TO THE TOB/i
o call your attentii
Warehouse, of Kingstree, mad
lelonp- to the Warehouse Trust.
' w O - - ncourage
farmers to sell their t
buy, or have any bought, in i
ill tobacco planters, that if you
irge companies have buyers hi
irkets near by.
in free trade and farmers' ri^h
co drive straight to Central W
GUST 15, 22,000 AT OVER $
AVERAGE FOR 1
EPPS ?.
:Intosh and John Slaughter,
s | Kingstree tobacco market has
-: been booming the past week, large
quantities of the "weed" coming in
j and good prices the rule. It is safe
?' to say that since our iast issue more
3 than 100,000 pounds of tobacco have
s been sold on this market and at prices
* averaging from 13 to 15 cents. The
f Central warehouse, up town, is han1
dling most of the tobacco, we undert
stand, though all three houses are
? doing good business. Tuesday the
I Central sold on its floor 24,000
J pounds averaging 15c. and yester.
day, we understand, even a larger
s quantity was handled, many piles
- bringing 25, 30 and even 35 cents.
II While the number of pounds
brought to this market falls far beI
low last year tas is the case at all the
markets, so far) yet, judging from
- present prices,the increased value of
? the product will make up for the
f shortage in quantity.
II Every large handler of tobacco is
u represented on this market, includ
"It is Sold in
A MARRIAGE
is not guaranteed to make i
we ask is a trial. VVe will
se we handle, are the best m
we have in home furnishing
KINGS!
<ets.
engineer and fireman are both severely
hurt. A relief train brought
the dead and wounded to town and
the company's two physicians are j
doing all they can for the relief of
wounded men. This is the most seI
rious wreck this Company has ever
experienced. Subscriber.
TOBACCO MARKET BOOMING.
Big Sales Daily and Good Prices
-! Rale?Many Bayers Here.
King'stree an<
W H i
LICENSE ! ALSO EV
narried life a success. If v
convince you that our line
loney can buv anywhere,
goods. And remember w
REE HARE
WHOLESALE AND
MARKET OPENED FRIDAY.
fins
J EDUCATION I
IS ASSURED
I IF TOU
I START A if^r
I BANKI
ACCOUNT FOB
m Not only give your boy a
teach him to know the value of
Teach him to work and save
M make his own way through colh
K he comes out.
M Make OUR Banl
M We pay liberal interest consis
( FARMERS & MEJ
J "ABSOLUT]
\ LAKE CITY,
WAKES S
kcco growe
on to the followinj
[e one of the best averages i
because we recognize the irn
obacco in the country, as we 1
the country. However, we a
will place your tobacco on oui
?re, and we are glad to say
ts. All tobacco sold with us
arehouse, and we will convir
NOTE THESE PI
13.10.
VIONTH OF- AUGUST BIG(
"32"curs Tre:
MONTGO*
our floor managers, will al
- ? . Us-,. ... -
First Three Bales of Cotton Sold
Here Brought Twelve Cents.
Kinpstree's cotton market opened
" ' ?. L I . I
uprriaay morning wun a saie ui
three bales, two by Mr T S Kelley
and one by Mr P P Pearce, which
were bought by Mr L C Montgomery,
who will represent the RodgersMcCabe
company on this market;
price 12 cents. Since then the local
ginnery has been running daily and
quite a number of bales of cotton
have been ginned and marketed.
It is now against the law to send
a weekly paper to a subscriber longer
than one year on credit. We
don't intend to violate the law to
please anyone; so don't be surprised
if your paper stops coming when
you don't pay. tf
f V7\ra"Rw a
'college" education, but also M
a BANK BOOK. 1
while young. He will help m
;ge and be a better man when
< YOUR ESank. J
tent with safety?4 per cent. I
RCHANTS HANK, f I
2LYSAFE," 1
iPLKINUll
RS OF SOUT
% facts:
'or tobacco in the State durii
iependent right of every tobj
believe that the warehouse flc
re not going to say to farme
r floors we will get you as m
that we are not over-stock
is sold on its merits, as w<
ice you that Kingstree is th
RICES BELOW:
AUGU!
jEST AVERAGE EVER I
dERY, Pro]
ways look after your inter*
i
J the; Cost is
\ T ?
ERYTHING KNOWN IN
ou buy your goods from us
of Heavy and Shelf Hardw
Cif you are getting ready
e guarantee satisfaction 01
) W A R E CO,
RETAIL DEALERS
Notice
Beginning with .'September 1,15)11,
positively n<> eredi: business will be
done at the local ottice ot tne soiunern
Express company. Parties receiving
express collect must pay charges before
express is removed from the
office. The rules of the company do
not allow credit, and I have not the
time to keep books of account. The
public is also advised that all shipments
of express must be in this office
one hour before the arriving
time of trains.
Respectfully,
R K Wallace,
Agent Southern Express Co.
8-24-2t
5 or 6 doses "6<56"' will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c.
ND&LLEGEj
Only $1.00."
HARDWARE!
and use them right life will
are, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Li
to furnish any part of your
r your money back.
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We LeadAgain
we beg to remind our i
friends that all notices relating to i
money - making enterprises, for 1
church, school or any other cause, ;
are charged for as advertising at l
one cent a word. All cards of i
thanks, for any purpose whatsoever, s
are charged for at the rate of one <
cent a word. It would save us a 1
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H CAROLINA.
.1 g the month of July, considei
icco grower to sell his product
>or is the proper and best pla<
rs, or buyers either, how the;
uch as at any warehouse in thi
id with Pin Hookers as you
5 hire no drummers, and hav<
e market, and Central Wareh
ST 22, 24,600 AT OVER $15
VIADE IN STATE.
prietors.
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I be a success. Came ^
me, Cement, Plaster, %
home come here and ??
-Others Follow. ^
?o?i(| (leal of trouble and embarrassment
if you would just count the
words and send the money along with
four "copy," as it hardly pays us to
Keep books on these little items. Yet I
In the aggregate they mean a con- m
siderable loss to the paper if not 1
collected,and they are so easily over- ]
ooked. tf 1
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s State.
will find to be the case &
3 no favorites; so when jB
ouse is the place to sell pj
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