The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 16, 1911, Page THREE, Image 3
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^ BOY'S ABM SHOT OFF
[ While Oat Hanting by Accident- J
^ al Discharge of Shot-gnn.
| Eugene, the eleven-year-old son
of Mr J H Hanna, who lives five i
miles east of town, had his left arm
all but severed from his body Satur- ]
I day afternoon by the accidental discharge
of a breech-loading shot-gun. 1
Thelittle fellow had just left his home
to ^hoot some game in a nearby
and was standing on a log,
TC . when the butt of the gun,which had <
BP been resting on the log, slipped off,
|\ the hammer striking the log in the <
[yMr; fall, discharging the gun, the load
jj* entering the arm near the shoulder ]
|K with the above results.
? He was being taken to town for ?
Iiedicar attention in a buggy, but
[r J F Cooper, when returning k
ome from town in his automobile, k
ializing the necessity of immediate r
tedical attention, brought* him
uiekly in, and the arm was ampu- j
ited at the shoulder. That he did
>t die from the loss of blood and (
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chaustion is possibly due to Mr j
ooper's humane act.
I Fertilizer Straiabteaiog Oat.
Readers of farm papers and agri* I
iltural columns of county papers
ten run across such enquiries as, 1
iVhat's the difference between
lomas Phosphate and Basic Slag?" j
Shall I use Thomas Phosphate or
isic Slag under corn?" etc, etc.
Thomas Phosphate is a valuable
oduct of a modified method of
?el manufacture. Briefly, this *
ocess consists of the subjecting of <
e mass of molten iron, to which a
rtain amount of Dolmitic Lime>ne
lias been added, to a powerful s
rblast which changes the phospho- 1
s in the iron ore into Phosphate 1
dd. This then unites with the lime, i
rming a four-lime phosphate, *
own to chemists as tetracalcium, i
four-lime phosphate (Basic Phos
This process is known as the mod
Iified Bessemer, or Basic, process.
Hence the sometime confusion of
terms. For, as a matter of fact, all
Thomas Phosphate is Basic Slag,even
though all Basic Slag is not Thomas
Phosphate.
Thomas Phosphate has long been
the stand-by of the Germans as an
agricultural source of Phosphate
Acid; indeed, about seven-eighths of
the world's total output is from the
United Thomas Phosphate Works of
Berlia,Germany. The Coe-Mortimer
Company of Charleston, S C, are sole
agents for the sale of their product
through Southern ports. They report
a steady increase in demand as
American farmerss' eyes are being
opened to an intelligent use of fer-.
.tilizers.
Save pll your coffee grounds; rinse
them and use them to stuff pineushions.
They will hold shape indefinitely
and the pins push in easily.
Saved Many from Dealt).
W L Mock, of Mock,Ark., believes
he has saved many lives in his 25
years of experience in the drug business:
"What I always like to do," ,
he writes, "is to recommend Dr
King's New Discovery for weak,
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SOrt lung*, imiu tuiua, uuaiAu\.A>,
K&- obstinate coughs, la grippe, croup,
[ asthma or other bronchial affection,
jB^ for I feel sure that a number of my
| neighbors are alive and well today
i because they took my advice to use
it. I honestly believe it's the best
l throat and lung medicine that's
i made." Easy to prove he's right.
Get a trial bottle free, or regular
t 50c or $1.00 bottle. Guaranteed by
j M L Allen.
F.| To remove potato,onion and other
[ I vegetable stains from the hands, rub
with ripe tomatoes.
I Hg." 5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any_
I ^ ease of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c.
STORE
'ith All That'
you with the Se
serve your needs,
lave overdone oui
ependable goods.
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New Advertisements
\ Progressive yet Conservative Ir
stitution?Bank of Williamsburj
Let LT$ Be Your Bankers?Farmei
& Merchants Bank, Lake City.
Why You Should K??ep an Accoui
Here?Bank of Williamsburg.
Excursion Rates to Savannah?A
lantic Coast Line.
Motice to Creditors ?Mrs Fowlt
Graham and V W Graham, A<
ministratrix and Administrator.
Motice to Creditors?G J Davis, A<
ministrator.
Sheriff's Sale?S M Bradshaw i
Kasia Gamble et al.
Sale in Partition?Andrew Ervin <
al vs J W Bennett et al.
foreclosure Sale?F Rhem & Soi
vs Feacher Pressley et al.
Sam McFadden vs Jane Grant et i
? Foreclosure Sale.
5 H Guerry?Administrator's Sale.
Sale for Lots at Cowards?Pinni
Realty & Auction Co.
Tax Land Sale?George J Grahan
Sheriff.
-Adies', Misses'and Children's Wet
?Stackley's Dry Goods Co.
Station Notice?J P Eaddy.
^inal Discharge?I S Gibson,Admir
istrator.
rinal Discharge?Julia E Kenned
et al, Executrices.
Big Bargains for Thirty Days?Wi
kins' Wholesale Grocery Co.
rhanksgiving Offerings?Jenkinso
Bros Co.
vialleable Kange DemonstrationFarmers'
Supply Co.
Crumpled newspapers pushed u
he flues of unused chimneys kee
>ut flies that would enter there.
Don't waste your money buyin
strengthening plasters, Chambei
ain's Liniment is cheaper and bel
?r. Dampen a piece of flannel wit
t and bind it over the affected pari
md it will relieve the pain and sore
less. For Sale by All Dealers.
THE Gentleman's -watch
must combine reliability
with beauty. Discriminating men
the world over carry
WALTHAM
COLONIAL SERIES.
Walthams of the Colonial Series represent
the last word in wuch-making.
They are made as thin as it is safe to
make a reliable watch. Thev DOSSeSS
great beauty and will give a life long
service of accurate time keeping.
We a re headquarters foi fir.e Waltham
Watches. All grades at a wide
price range?each grade the best at
us price.
WATTS & WATTS
THE KIH6STREE JEWELERS
We are now receiving somethin
new in
Decorated Art Ware
insisting of Floor Stands, Vasei
Hanging Baskets and Japenes
Qoods.
Diamonds, Cut Glass, Weddin
and other presents, all at mode
rate prices.
Also a fine assortment c
Watches, Clocks, Silverware,Je*
;lry and Fancy Goods. Call an
examine our Stock.
Clocks, Watches and Jewel r
neatly repaired.
A Fine line of Ladies' Shoppin
Sags just received.
Watte & Watts,
>ppoeite the Depot.
FILLED TO OVER
s New and Stylish in Wearal
ason's Freshest and Newest Merchand
, and our reputation in the way of low
r previous efforts, and more than ever ;
CUSTOMER IS A GOOD ADVER
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.J The Farmers' Union Cotton Storage Ware
house, located just opposite the depot at Kings- !
l' ! tree, is now open, and your cotton will be re,ri
| ceived any day you bring it and receipt for same :
i- i will be issued to you. The charges for storing
I are: 35 cents per bale for first month and 25
- ~ ~ <?ii/^aa/flnnp mntifh thaco '
kCIIlS pel uaie IVI eaeu auww^vuiii^ vmaif ^uvcv
,3 charges including all costs of weighing, storing
and insurance. ,
io-5-tf R. N. SPEIGNER, Manager.
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MISTAKES I
; ARE EASY TO MARE |
lf f You will not make one If yon send to u? for anything Z
| you want in the line of
lr | JEWELRY. WATCHES OR RINGS |
| Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Clocks and Bronzes, Cat J
4 Glass fcnd Cutlery, Spectacles and Eyeglasses, t (
l" I WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED and ENQRAVINQ t
y $ Watch Inspector for Southern Ry. and.Consolidated St. R. R. t
J S. THOMAS & BRO., I
| 257 KINQ STREET, 1
n % CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. I
Mail orders receive prompt attention. As Jewelers and En
~ 4 gravers Stephen Thorns & Brother are Synonyms of Quality. 4
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KINGSTREE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE &
LOAN COMPANY. E
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ie The delicious taste of C. B. W. Daily Lunch
Biscuit is due to the select flour and other
high-grade material used in the making of
;; daily CiJiii^iscurr
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|(j Fine with coffee, tea, milk or preserves?good by itself.
So(df in Bulk at 15c per lb. (*C
or in air-tight packages at J
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I CHARLESTON BISCUIT WORKS. Charleston. S. C. I
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prices is being fully maintained. ?
you will find this the store, of low ?
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IT supplies funds when
neeaed, promotes system
in conducting money
A matters, suggests economy,1
furnishes receipts for bills
paid, increases prestige and is
U , the modern way to handle
bailK finances.
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Keep your check account here ,
Account ?nd ?p?n k
is NOW! '
Dependable ... B1 m ,
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? Fresh Beef, Ground Beef for
' Hamburger Steak, Game,
us before buying, jno narm to compare prices.
When in need of Shoes we have the very best
that can be bought. Look at them before buying.
Nice line of Wool and Cotton Blankets, also a
very nice line of Ladies' and Men's Underwear, both
wool and cotton, and a nice line of Calicoes, Percales
and Homespun at mill prices. Buggy Robes
and Whips and the very best line of Gun Shells
and Shot-guns.
In fact, we have almost anything in the way of General
Merchandise. Trade with us and we will save you money.
We give to each and every one a cordial invitation to call
and see us when in town. We are here for business.
Yours to serve,
| J. W. COWARD.
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gUT Poultry in Season.
FISH
From now on we will handle fresh and salt
water fish. Everything fresh and clean.
THE PEOPLE'S MARKET
H. A. MILLER, PROPRIETOR
a??.
A Progressive BanK j& \
conservatively managed, yet sufficiently
interested in the WELFARE AND UP- *
BUILDING OF THIS COMMUNITY to I
' i' 1&.help in the work, is the kind of bank you
want to use Tfor the PROTECTION and ?
p SAFETY of YOUR MONEY. ?
^ 111 ' I ' I The personal Interest of the officers and
11111 i -i-l? directors of THIS BlttK In the upbuilding ? ,
y i ot our community Is well known.
j,-* - YOUR ACCOUNT is none too small, nor ?
r~WT?: too large, t? receive the same careful at
/?!?iteVy-?i '^zy.n-f'jz. tention we give to the accounts now on our ?
filtT-i books, Come in and open an account with ?
ljk. ..ci -Jf us; it is to YOUR interest and WE shall
^'''c-v*- be glad to have you with us.
BANK OF WILLIAMSBURG, \
Kingstree, S. C.
[ C W Stoll, President. E C Epps, Cashier. ?
' F Rhem, Vice-President. C W Boswell. Asst. Cashier. *
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Headquarters for
BARGAINS
We carry a full line of the very best Groceries
and make our prices to suit the low price of cotton.
When in need of Groceries don't fail to see