The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 30, 1911, Page THREE, Image 3
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B THE FAT OF THE LAND.
K. Greenville Piedmont Warns Us '
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15-erj brilliant piftuist iu ber day. Be- ^
I'Wjtfe- wife to close not least, came along
e < ' ! amble Saturday with a
Itlp ed m>on. uud tl , ~ , , . , ,
prfhn ^should live in *resh fish, which he,
0* toother of then: being sick that day,
fHM^.eouie b:" k ,,r s I to the house. They ,
^e.-tread of drprml, >. and had much to
j loug years g our convalescence
wi ;md took a ftnsiti" i a; house ' reen. h:
eper"f? the family of it m.tu i r.iu> M>hh?ned
p'im ifytnlid wife Tra(l
(tft- gfe*more \e:'.rs Mart'a loot-e-t ir'
F hA- 'hush-v d's return. t! v 'r of
jgfltfli in her l.rerts- with !.- ? . d
Krfjfr r i f h TUan^
ff'Rbortlr after tit's 0 , 81
k" o*f. i | ?. partaken
Ku^tbtm crippled favoral.lt
gtt ?nd" no she lane f> ?'f
ffip! trt^n^ li?r ;::r.!l <::
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Ken. who tvi 1 wit'.- i j# |
Vot of 'lit i .".ad ':-;owr %\ mM
El grfmt' pros; . \ -ft .. J
oWLiind not one had sr.T ! t'.o (
Ban ?9 ft fallen ; : ' " . 1 '! <? I
Brief of nncer:.. lov d t
Bee's safety-. ita' I jB
Bosgto one'. <>f : 'dor;)..)
Bjutrenfronh's s?orv r< ] in ty
Bnenee all th > ors so n pos , fi
iM of tt also?they could not un ! Iff
psrst*nd her deco root;*! bitterness of
Elrlt.' and tbev withdrew from Lei ^ I'
BbinpaJiy find left her ni t: .. fijt j
KOld Mrs?" Loyd. the woman who had [j
Known of M{irthn's affairs, also know A ?"[.
RiTtfnevrnrth had t>oeTi a |1
e&had been q m &r to year and we j
county, for her ... ,
itterworth. had beei? enjoys the giving al- q
;hest farmer within a as we do his gifts, ]
But Da? iy ^e quintessence of '
the gold r
j*>ke one morning to ' <
^sesHor of' a big " generous neighbor, Mr }
Mrthless mining stool W(?nt duck_huntin? jn
rm had been mortgage!
veek and brought \
#"be horde of censorio- )eauties. He pre- s
hlch immediately gatl j ^ne Mapard?we
Iterworth farm and c
approval of Darius' a Mauara, it ate so ^
!??" proved to he t \de us a Sunday din- j
* patient, unbusluest
ifdazed by the pre;:* TJ TI 1
I be had brought uj friend, Mr H H j
f .rs himself. proin ,.ave heard about that
taking the box of ,e brought in just at
r#d atoetcertificat x ^
K$o?est search moment a fine lot
hereabouts of tl tiful yams, than which
tbe aforesaU ore graceful concomijerious.
but in a m . - , , I
ossum imaginable. 1
!VLHiVI y all of his "eatings" are t
right by Ar . ,,
ciat ^ an*. my?what good eatX-H"!"!-!
ey ar . too.
thanks read this and see whether or
Butter wj would like to be editor of
?retortei>Unty ^eCOr^:
nks to our kind and liberal
r snifft the editor and his family
le In the a feast g0(Kj things to eat
ict really left nothing to
s&criieglou: T'i fact, our appetites
yd solemnly. .ampered that it is
dJUril?' n n ever to go back to the
dow down .-fried bacon and hominy,
the old lac -non, etc.
i Butter* c yQu think of this,Broth
Bes' Dome wnu
Bits inmates uu. >r a layout to delight the (
Beta were simple i ?picure: (
Kho had invested a -v ^ ? . , /., , ,
King, l? the iu,, >e fat Pos9um (lt had 1
fcdends of a lifei. edina pen like a pig), <
Ktf burial. f pork, from our big- (
Mr RC McElveen of ,
ErmldsL Man., of^rley" is one of the best j
Bum thiffanrnrth in 1 tAnr* Kia IrinHnoQC^Q tr\
lg Vi wouyvr vi v^Auy
We don't know whether Editor
C W Wolfe, of The Kingstree Coun- j
ty Record, wants to sell his paper or }
K* not. We knew, however, that if he ,
If
m ??/\+ mnT-o Aorofnl aKnilt whflt hp .
r \ UVb 1IIV1V \.U& VX -*.* MVV V?? ..
ID publishes in the future that
W poor brother editor will hold
p 'fc up and take it away from him,
R * ;a, provided he can't buy it for
onable figure. For, we infer
Rine lfot:naJU artjcie jn this week's issue,
lrcn Thai T ie editor of The Record only |
R *n- Jy 8omething to wear, since j
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STORE j
'ith All That's
r you with the Sea
serve your needs,
tave overdone our
ependable goods.
A SATISFIED
GREEXYVILLE GROWS
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Much Building Improvement the
Past Year-Hymen's Torch Barns.
(Received too late for last week's lsuse).
Greelyville, November 27: ? Mr
Editor, we think Greelyville the most
progressive village in the county and
should be represented in the colimns
of your worthy paper. Well,
writing for a newspaper is somewhat
out of my line, but as I have a
ieep interest in our city I feel that
ihe should be represented. I shall
jccasionhlly remind you of the fact
:hat we are keeping pace, if not set ir\rr
ka noM for ntKor villtMTOQ nf
are with us to stay.
Dr Ziegler seems partial to Society
street these days. We have been
informed that he attends prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening
always by his "lonesome(?)"
Citizen.
CURED Tlf$TAY LURED"
flow Kioaslree Citizens Can Find Compete
Freedom from Kidney Troubles.
If you suffer from backache?
From urinary disorders?
From any disease of the kidneys,
Be cured to stay cured.
Doan's Kidney Pills make lasting
;ures.
Grateful people testify.
Here's one case of it:
1 Mrs Jasper Martin, 3 Wood St
r5eorgetown, S C, says: "My back
*as so weak and lame that I could
jardly get around *p|t$id tc my
?usework and 1t? u--.' * -all the
lime from backac* . ali * J? cross
kidneys. I h> '* ^-th or
r>ergy and tht ;<'li .^retions
^fre unnatura' iiearing about
fen's Kidney F , I got a box and
?_ur use, acco _ *g to directions,
?led me. I giv an's Kidney Pills
entir^ ere'' T 'for my present
I heal " 'tement given in
fch, 19'%; i"
I A?^ vt Effect.
i Jani ' $ 1911, Mrs Martin
-id: "I ?? no occasion to use
my kidnr ne since I endorsed
Doan's K ~ * Is, for the results
)f their ^ been lasting. You
ire welc continue the publica inn
' -nonial."
^11 dealers. Price 50
^r-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
jrk, sole agents for the Unites.
remember the name?Doan's?
. 1U take no other.
File the crosscut saw youraelf;
-ou will thus soon save enough to
juy a new saw.
.lug U1V yov.v, AVi VVilVl t KtM^vw w?
:he county.
Our village has more than tripled
ler population within the past ten
fears; she has erected within her
imits in the past few years several
)f the prettiest, as well ss the most
mbstantial buildings,busir ess as well
is residential. We are especially
proud of our school building, which
anks foremost among .he school
)uildings of the county. Greelyvillc
las a great future and, to use the
Hharlestonian's by-word, "Watch
ler grow!"
We are very busy folk over here
md don't have much time to devote
:o society events, but occasionally
)ne of our young men pauses long
mough in his mad career after the
:hings of this life to take unto him
self a wife. Only a few week* ago
)ne of our progressive young ousiaess
men wooed and won a bride at
Kingstree. Our young friend, Mr
Joseph Cook, was next on deck; he
Faced Rev Mr Peeler three weeks
ater and went off with Miss Gladys
Rankin as his charming bride. Now,
'Johnnie" is getting nervous as December
draws near, for he begins to
realize that he is next to follow. This
will about exhaust our matrimonial
timber. Of course "P K" and "V T"
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FILLED TO OVE!
; New and Stylish in Weara
ison's Freshest and Newest Merchan
and our reputation in the way of lov
previous efforts, and more than ever
CUSTOMER IS A GOOD ADVEk
S. MARCUS
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northed south
florida?cuba.
A passenger service unexcelled for luxury
and comfort, equipped with the latest Pullman
Dining; Sleeping and Thoroughfare Cars.
For rates, schedule, maps or any information,
MTite to
WM. J. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent,
Wilmington, N. C.
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| If You Need I
/J Gloves of any kind?We have a splendid line to Ij
if show you. Ladiies' kid gloves, all shades, at $1.00 If
]] the pair. Long elbow kid gloves, all shades, at $3.50 > ;
11 the pair. Wool gloves 50c the pair for men and y
jj ladies. Driving gloves with gauntlets at $1.50 the Jj
ff pair. Best automobile gloves at $1.50 the pair. ff
J J Ladies' Cashmere gloves in all sizes at 25c and 50c J!
\\ the pair. V
I IF YOU NEED |
\\ Rugs of any kind, we have just what you need. V
JJ Japanese Rugs 27x54 inches in size, only 25c each. JJ
fl Wool Rugs 27x27 inches, only 50c each. Wool Rugs [(
y. 27x54 inches, only $1.00. The Greatest line of Wil\\
ton Velvet Rugs, 27x54 inches size, ever shown in \]
JJ this town, from $1.50 to $2.00 each. Jj
| IF YOU NEED |
JJ Ladies' Sweater Coats, we have a splendid line /J
(\ to show you, price $1.00 to $3.50 each. l\
| IF YOU NEED . J
\\ Ladies' Black Voile Skirts, Panama Skirts, Yl
V\ Ladies' Coat Suits and Ladies' Long Coats?Come and V\
JJ see what we have to show you. Voile skirts at $5.00, JJ
\l $6.00 and $7.50. Panama skirts from $2.50 to $7.50. ff
\i Black long coats for ladies, from $5 to $15. Greatest i|
\\ bargains to offer in Coat Suits?Call and see them. V\
| IF YOU NEED ((
)] Domestics of any kind, come and see us. Splen- jj
II did line calicoes, only 5c the yd. Still a large lot of /#
V\ outing flannellets, only 5c the yard. Splendid Sea U
| U Island Homespun to 3-V yard pieces, only 4^c the IV
)) yard. Sea Island Homespun 38 inches wide, only 5c. If
II Best Sea Island Homespun 36 inches wide, well II
\\ worth 10c but we will let it go at 8*3 cts. Pajama V\
II Checked Dimities, 36 inches wide, at 10c the yd. H
I Jeukinson Bros. Co. j
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RFLOWING |
ibles for Women J
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dise. This store was never so well ?
/ prices is being fully maintained. ?
you will find this the store'of low @
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ITISEMENT @
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I~ T supplies funds when
needed, promotes system
in conducting money I
matters, "suggests economy,
furnishes receipts for bills
paid, increases prestige and is
n , the modern way to handle
Bailk finances.
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Keep your check account here,
ACCOlint , and open it
k NOW!
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II?Hi Wee Nee Bank
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f Fresh Beef, Ground Beef for
Hamburger Steak, Game,
Poultry in Season.
^ From now on we will handle fresh and salt
water fish. Everything fresh and clean.
* THE PEOPLE'S MARKET
H. A. MILLER, PROPRIETOR
1 MM) mmJ? M 1HI 11 ?MJP- lil Ll lUMOMMMW?H
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? j& A Progressive Bank j& :
p conservatively managed^'-yet^ sufficiently
I ? interested in the WtiLt'AKtt A?u ur- r
!# ? BUILDING OF THIS COMMUNITY to ?
iLf? >^V"?wii [ ' '" "'^^ft.help in the work, is the kind of bank you >
' jCSSS^HSH^SRIIIaS want to use 'for the PROTECTION and ?
f SAFETY of YOUR MONEY. \
I ^ 1 1 1!'1 j The personal Interest of the officers and
? ? directors ol tHlS 8A\K In the upbuilding' t
1' i of our community Is well unowo.
^ ' "'"j1 YOUR ACCOUNT is none too small, nor ?
~' f~ ^TV?"L too large, to receive the same careful at
' ? mMHi FrPBI'.r^ fere-' (1 tention we give to the accounts now on our ?
? /??-< tt"r? r'L:\ '?jMi ?1| books, Come in and open an account with ^
^ fit ?ol?us| it is to YOUR interest and WE shall
be lad to have you with us. ?
BANK OF WILLIAMSBURG, t
Kingstree, S. C.
r C W Stoll, President. E C Epps, Cashier. ?
?- F Rhem, Vice-President C W Boswell, Asst Cashier. ?
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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
us before buying. No harm to compare prices.
When in need of Shoes we have the very best
that can be bought. Look at them before buying.
MIaa 1 i*i/-> A-f WaaI nn/1 CaHam Rlonlrflfo qIoa o
ICC line ui t t uui cum vjvuuii enow ci
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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