The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 07, 1911, Image 1
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L U)L. XXV. KiyGSTREE, SOUTH I'AliOMXA, THl'KSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1011. XQ. ->6
H m You don't buv Hardwar
The essential thing al
J I he buys here is good, be
9 printed announcements til
I m these facts in our establis]
1 f fered for our merchandise
j Coffins and Caskt
m u/uit ! as/c piTv cm *
innM! LM!\t on ( i yts\
ABE SAYING ANO 0Q1NS.
STUCK COMPANY ORCiAMZES'-SCIIOOLS
10 ^PL\ SOO.X--THE
RL'INOt'S R AIXS?PERSOX \ L.
Lake City, September ". -.Mr.) M
Truluck left here Saturday niirht f"r
St Louis. Mo. ami other points.
Mr an<l Mrs G J Harris returns 1
to Lake City Sunday morninp from
North Carolina, where they hadj
been visitinjr since their marriape,
on the 24th of August. They will
make their home in town.
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Miss Louise Ross of Wadesboro, N
/- * .... u U.^ \Trj T '
I V_, IS III low 11 w l ciJ I1CI auiu, ^
G Atkinson.
Miss Mollie Xachman is visiting '
Miss Lillie Pfechter in Charleston.
1
Mr Wilbur G Dickson of Tarhoro,
N C. spent some hours in town with
relatives last Thursday. Ho went
from here to Johnsonville. where ho
remained with his father till Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Gretchen Bass visited friends
relatives at Old Eflingham last week.
The J M Truluek company was
organized Saturday. The following
rr, the officers elected: President. .1
^ Truluek: vice-president. I. K Truluek;
secretary. H F Fenegan: treasurer
..Joe M Faddy. The capital stock
is >2">,ooo. The now company takes
over the business of Mr .1 M Truluek.
and will earrv on the same
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line of lousiness <>n an enlarged scale.
Mr W Wesley Sinplotary went to
Wake Forest college. N C. last Monday,
and will take a course at that
institution. We hoar that it is Mr
Singletary's intention to tit himself
to go to India as a medical missionary.
Mr K* F Epps was hero from
Cades Monday.
Quite a large number of our people
went to the Labor day celebration
in Florence Monday.
Mr Mack Webster wont down to
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We wish t(
1st. The Centra] \
yr 2nd. We do not be
> 3rd. We do not en
and we don't expect to b
J bacco. Bur, we say to a I
P 4th. All of the lai
g on some of the other mai
? 5th. We believe ii
g ready to sell your tobacc
^ your tobacco.
| P. S.?Koger Ale
SOMETH
ewith the same frequency th
>out buying Hardware,then, is t
cause?we make it good. ft 0
id the advantages we offer. C
intent our customers come to us
ft It It's Hardware. We H
K i N Q 5 T
;ts.
Survir.v ; > h - nophow.
Mr !' r.".n>\ \Wh>aT t. ,
' J
th. .ta! t- r fvnnv-Pi si.i"
irnir' tvporl- that 'h - v. is
iTi'ttir.ir .<n wrv uvii.
Mr .Shrmomi L Courtney has < .! !! j;5J
his aut<m*.??l i! . Mi Paul It ..
* i i i '
( at 'wen. : . * : nonet*' rtn will tv. \\v ...
v.n.iiMStar 1. 'rt rhartrv >t* tlv H:s- ;
ru-s atfniis ' h;> Mr- M A
S;r:r!? tary. n? ;;r *<...n ,|t-.
Mr -M.'th t Siuivvun is her* >rt a an
"0 THE TQBA<
> call your attentioi
Yarehouse, of Kings tree, made
-/-* f U#\ fVl ! l^i
iuiij4, iu lijc ?v ail'in/uov. 11 u.n, k>
courage farmers to sell their tol
uy. or have any bought, in tin
1 tobacco planters, that if you w
\ge companies have buyers hen
'kets near by.
n free trade and farmers' rights
o drive straight to Central War
iUST 15. 22.000 AT OVER $U
AVERAGE FOR M
EPFS
Intosh and John Slaughter, c
i
is 1T fr ?m S;?rintr.'i?M. i\y. where h?" lh
is in business. >'?'
Miss Susie Dickson is here fr?mj'AI
Sumter visiting the Misses Uinnant.|a't
The graded and hiprh schools will I'"11
I rir<
ojvn on Monday the lMh instant. |
The rains continue almost daily1
ha
and sometimes several times daily, j
and old cotton is ruining hadiv. |
W L B. |
Death ol a Child. ' J
Taft, September 1:?On Saturday. ?
August 2?5, the death anyvl visited &
the home of Mr and Mrs W K ,
Thomas and took from their dwell- j jfi
inn a little daughter, Annie Jane. ; Jg
She was b >rn July lo, lpnp, making j #
her stay on earth two years, one jI
month and two weeks. Her home J
was made sad when she passed away.1 ff
It seemed as if the linht of a once M
bright home had prone out. l
Her remain* were laid t<> rest in 1 If
the family ouryinp-^rounu. waere j m
her sleej iny dust is patiently wait-1 ?
inir for the resurrection of the just. ?
? MAM' ||
To Tobacco Warehousemen. j ?$
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The iiecord wan's your adwrtis- j ir
inu and job printing. You use the ' w
paper t?. build up your market andjG
we are K'lad to serve you. but we \w
have to make a living out of this; p
businsss. beside> paying printers and 2T
it her costs of business. Let us haw m
vour work. We haw a lar^e supply j is
of all kinds of forms and will jret any j R
other kinil required. We guarantee j m
prices as low as the lowest and <1 nal- P
ity as liiph as the highest. tf &
o or 6 doses "6(56" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price, li.'c. : p
jSTREEA
ING A B <
at you buy Groceries, an
o know that it is good. TI
ne of the noteworthy point
Our qualities, our low pri
in constantly increasing ni
ave It.
REE MAR!
WHOLESALE AN IJ
,Ir XN0\ 7.V .
!il> .? f'K
S lorm- rrsoual V* ntl in.
-t s tfrW'ft bv th?* st >rp?
<oSoyo,M:o>so^oA'osaxokc
1AKF^ c
A /S, fi W &^r<?.S -V
xo GROW?
i to the follow!ri
or.e of the best averages
L-cause we rec. gm/A' -be r
)aeco in the country, as we
e country. However, we
ill place your tobacco on o1
?, and we are a!ad to sa>
. All tobacco sold with u
ehousc, and we will c<nvi
NOTE THESE F
i. 10.
ONTH OF AUGUST BIC
"3Tcmrs tt<=
MONTGOl
?ur floor managers, will t
i U ri ? i_. i\; i - -v
trnjilv,
MERY, Pro;
11 ways look after your intei
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idwarF"
i you have bought a trouble
ast skillful buyer can come her
lability. People who come he
are facts, not theories. Becai
? to these facts is the best guai
MP ANY
We LeadI
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i Austin we hey to ivmin<l our i
, frierais that all notuv - relating tit
!* ?n?*y - making enterprises. for v
church, school or any other cans.*, \
are .harmed for a- advertising at 1
ope e n1 a word. All c ards of | i
t
tliar.hs, for art;, purp<se whatsoever. *f
are charged for at the rate of one ' c
CiT.t :i word. It would save us all
H CAROLINA:
ng the month of July, considei
i::eco grower to sell his product
oor is the proper and best plat
?rs, or buyers either, how the;
luch as at any warehouse in thl
ed with Pin Hookers as you
e hire no drummers, and havt
\e market, and Central Wareh
ST 22, 24,000 AT OVER $15
MADE IN STATE.
prietors.
est.
We pay 4 per cent, intei
FARM KKS cS: Vib
"a hsoli;t
LAIvK CITY.
i..r w.:'ieient sup h:n : -!i
t. * ' ?11??n opened Ik- 'lis.
- : sprouted. an 1 the 1 aif
r.ed l"i:rrs tr??m tp? ?t-eo o?
t:: : >s haw turned h!a<*k and
i" r .ttin^r anil wiil neve: >ju n.
e damage to cotton that was
tnt.' l oarly is alii'nt }k*i cent,
n!.' thi* loss t > the later crop is
nut 1 ' tH-r cent. The weather is
il threatening and the V?ho\wrs
l' still doinjr damage. so it really
mis that "the melancholy flays
ve c >rne. the saddest of the year"
in dead earnest.
Deposit with us only ten dol
ten years and you can send y
jjets old enough. I his is yoi
TO DO. YOU'LL NEVER MIS
Let OUR Bank
OUTHAR
id if you buy the wrong kini
hat brings you here, for the le
s of our store is its solid rel
ces, our splendid assortments
imbers, and our firm adherens
DWARE CO
KtiTAiL :?HAL::RS
Wi.it- ? :cin.y's Iittljrirl.
h -v - r- \e-i iml s:>:
! ! - : 'e?i S ' !l'.\ at'trfn?
: the l :ptist ch ireh. The
t' i . < ' rv "f; .. a <h"i t
: ... '.V. in >a hize will them
" ! - a :' <>; ,\ . rev - is
sj> ' 1 ; !..ti\ "s at
t < live s *n h -me.
; M: U?i? Sn.iu-K-n ha.-' returned
il'f.'in! ''aware t? remain with his
ih. W K Snowdon. during tile
i . ..
I tail season.
Mrs .1 B ('hardier has returned
I home, after raving quite a pleasant
sojourn h* her daughter's. Mrs V \V
i Graham's, home at Xesmith.
I The protracted meeting announc
e?! I?y the Baptist church for last
, week was providentially hindered
! l?v the recent storm. W E S.
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aiHMETfC !
lars a month REOULARLY for J?
our boy ojf to s.hool when he ML
ur iiUTY This is easy for you u
?S THE MONEY. I
be YOUR Bank. g
rest on savings accounts.
IKCIIA.NTS HANK, C
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v -s4 <o>.a ;s
w.^v^..^v "" ^.*\rs ?/vh 4vh
5PLEND I
;rs of sour
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it o /? t ?q
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fo: toixuvo in 'he State1 duri
fie- oiiclorit ,,:ght of every to!;
heheve that the wa-ehor.se t!
are not going to say to farm*
.a* doors we will get you as n
; that we aw not over-stock
s is sold on its merits, as \v
ince you that Kingstree is tl
>R!CES BELOW:
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1 You Wish
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I | Grocer
^^isd3B?BKlSs}?5SIS2BS^Si
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that lasts a long time. J
e and be sure that what 1
?re in response to our m
use of the prevalence of ff
-antee that could be of-Others
Follow. *
ro..i! deal if tr?>ul?I?> and orrbarrasslUTit
if you would just count the
v. r-anil s-rnd the money along with
" in "copy," as it hardly pays us to
teep bo.iks on those little items. Vet
n the abrogate they mean a coniiderable
loss to the paper if not
'ullected.and they are so easily overlooked.
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mall.
/holesale ;
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ring quality sold.
where he pleases. :ii
:e to sell your tobacco, M >,
v must sell, or buy, to- &? i
s State. rn J
will find to be the case ? ' -?1
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3 no favorites; so when & '
ouse is the place to sell $? J
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