The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 28, 1911, Page TWO, Image 2
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HOV/ YULE-TIDE WAS ~
PASSED AT LAKE GUI
METHODIST SUNDAY - SCHOO
XMAS TREE-NEW PASTOR ARRIVES--PERSONAL
MENTION.
Lake City, December 25:?Chrisl
mas fassed off quietly, much lik
the Sunday preceding, except tha
the stillness of the day and nigh
was broken by the noise of explod
ing fireworks. Most of the me
went!hunting; the ladies stayed b
home; the girls walked about, an
the boys made the noise. This abou
chronicles the history of the day.
Mr L 0 Holloway and family wi
remove to Wilson, N C, in the nea
future, and it is their intention t
remain there permanently. ,
Our good friend, Dr Hannibal
Baker of Lamberts, blessed us wit
a fine young turkey gobbler one da
last week. However, he gobble
only a few times after reaching thi
post, for hfe was made the leadin
feature of our Christmas dinner. A
this meal he was indeed the leadin
feature from the first taste, "01
how good," to the last, "My, I wis
my clothes weren't so tight!" Th
good Doctor certainly has our mos
sincere gratitude.
ThejMethodist Sunday-school ha
a Christmas tree Monday night fo
the children of the school. Not
withstanding the bad weather, ther
was quite a :rowd in attendance an
the occasion was very much enjoyec
especially by the little folks.
Rev E P Esterling, the new pasto
of the Baptist church, has arrive
and he and family have moved int
the parsonage. He began his pa*
torate by preaching two fine sermon
last Sunday to Iprge congregation.5
Mrs Emmie L Bass of Florenc
spent Christmas with relatives i
town.
Miss Margaret Van Keuren cam
up from Kingstree and spent th
holidays with the family of Mr A
Allen.
Miss Nellie Carter of Darlingto
is visiting in town.
Miss Bertha Morris is spendin
Christmas at Prosperity with he
brother, Rev S C Morris.
Miss Eva North is at Laurinburg
N C, her old home. W L R.
We wish to call your attention t
the tact that most infectious disea*
es, such as whooping: cough, diphthe
ria and scarlet fever, are contracte
when the child has a cold. Chambei
Iain's Cough Remedy will quickl
cure a cold and greatly lessen th
danger of contracting these disease*
This remedy is famous for its cure
. of colds. It contains no opium o
other narcotic and may be give
to a child with implicit confidence
Sold by All Dealers.
B
^ive notice that
jreat Clean S
a turd ay Nigh
- i-!? /vl?. M !m A4*/1
: ninety liuntc in uu
erupting values that
is sale. This is stric
ice each year, at the
X stock at sacrifice te
/e tell you to get you
rchandiseand you n
Ccme ail, and remember the dates
ary 13th Sale will open, and will G!
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BEST THIRRY EARS OF CORN | *
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j From Any Portion of the United States H
I ?How Produced. j 1
Competing with exhibitors from j j
L | eery section of the United States, j ^
' j Mr W H Dorin of Clover, Virginia, ^
! showed the best thirty ears of corn j ^
j at the Madison Square Garden Land !
| and Irrigation Exposition in Novemejber
and was awarded the $1,000 ^
* ( silver cup offered by the Interna- > j,
t J tiodai Harvester Company. I p
Briefly put, Mr Dorin's "story" |
n of how he made his good record; ^
lt yield is: "With 200 pounds of Key !
j j 1 r<
a Tree Brand Thomas Phosphate just I ^
before the corn was planted and j
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11 the corn was about two feet high.;
ir | This,with turning under a good crop ^
o of crimson clover, was she whole;
I cl
story?unless the deep plowing and r .
i
L subsoiling given the land last year1 g
h helped to do it."
v 1 This is not the first time Thomas ,
y . t(
d Phosphate has produced prize-win- q
is ning corn yields, Corn grown with ^
g Thomas Phosphate took- several first
11 premiums last year at the Columbia, ^
% S C, Corn Show?won all all premi- ^
,t urns offered by one South Carolina
h county. Those who purpose "going
e in for" King Corn this season would
it' do well to write The Coe-Mortimer
i y
Co, Charleston, S C?special import^
ers of Key Tree Brand Tnomas Phosl ^
r phate?for literature they are send_
j ing out free to farmers. It includes ^
e | much valuable information on corn,
^ formula tables for the home-mixing r<
I i of fertilizers, and other items of ag- .
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! ricultural interest. m
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A Des Moines man had an attack
d of muscular rheumatism in his shoul- P*
o der. A friend advised him to go to &i
5.1 Hot Springs. That meant an expense es
g of $150.00 or more. He sought for
a quicker and cheaper way to cure
' , it and found it in Chamberlain's Lin- ^
e iment. Three days after the first "
n 1 application of this liniment he was tl
j well. For Sale by All Dealers.
e When your husband warts a hame
mer in the house, just take him p<
^ yours. He will bring you home a cl
better one the next time he goes to
n town, see if he doesn't.
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?1 A Terrible Blunder !*
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,r to neglect liver trouble. Never do it. p]
Take Dr King's New Life Pills on a1
the first sign of constipation, bilious- vi
5 ( ness or inactive bowels and prevent jj
virulent indigestion, jaundice or gall ci
stones. They regulate liver, stom- tl
ach and bowels and build up your ki
^ health. Only 25c at M L Allen's. ei
d Footprints on the sands of time
- are all right, but be careful not to w
y make them on mother's clean kitchen tl
e floor. c(
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s The thing that uses a man up and
makes him old before his time is to a
stop work and turn into a first-class
loafer.
on Saturday
weep Sale c
t. February
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Jer that you may
will be offered, f<
tly a business pit
end of the Winte
impting prices ra
ir money ready, 1
lay count on geti
and remember them well,
lose Saturday, February 3rd
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[EETING CO. MEDICAL SOCIETY
!eld Here Wednesday, December
20?Programme Discussed.
The regular monthly meeting of
ie Williamsburg County Medical
ociety was held Wednesday, Decemer
20, at 2 p. m. at the Bank of
iingstree's office. Those present
ere:
Drs W G Gamble, E T Kelley, D
Scott, C D Jacobs, W D Rich, E 0
aylor, W V Brockington and Jno C
eckman.
Dr W L Wallace, the president,
eing indisposed and confined to his
Dom, Dr Beckman, the secretarvreasurer,
acted as president pro tem.
It was decided at the meeting to
xtend an invitation to all licensed
ractitioners throughout the county
j become members for mutual benfit
and to urge strict attendance at
II meetings. The Journal of the
outh Carolina Medical Association
ill be sent to all members; this investing
paper containing an epitme
of the American Journals, will
nd ready acceptance in this county.
Dr Jacobs was appointed delegate
) the State medical meeting in
pril and Dr Brockington,alternate.
Censors for the county society are
3 follows:
Dr Scott, 1 year; Dr Gamble, 2
ears; Dr Taylor, 3 years.
Dr Kelley read a paper full of invest
to medical men and did himilf
credit; the paper will be pubshed
in the State Medical Journal.
Dr W D Rich was appointed to
?ad a paper before the next meetig,
and Dr Gamble will lead in dislssion
of same. Both Drs Gamble
id Rich have had considerable exsrience
in the appointed subject
id the society anticipates an interring
meeting for January.
Several cases of pellagra were rented
in the county and two deaths
om the same. The treatments of
lis disease were discussed at length.
Lightning Kills Few
In 1906 lightning killed only 169
?op'e in this whole country. One's
lances of death by lightning are
ss than two in a million. The chance
f death from liver, kidney or stom:h
trouble is vastly greater,but not
Electric Bitters be used, as Robert
[adsen, of West Burlington, la,
roved. Eour doctors gave him up
Fter eight months of suffering from
irulent liver trouble and yellow
mndice. He was then completely
ired by Electric Bitters. They're
le best stomach, liver, nerve and
idney remedy and blood purifier on
irth. Only 50c at? M L Allen's,
Good warm clothing is a capital
ay to save doctor's bills. See that
le wife has her share. A warm
>at will last for many years.
5 or 6 doses "666" will cure/iny
ise of Chills and Fever. Price, f25c.
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IT "THE WELD THAT MELD.
A| MWarm r?f WW fences is a
Kg That the wires ere no* injured al
fart to uneven ground?That the stay
JB fence is ail right In every particu
Bmn Conld you ask any mora definite prot
3Bi absolutely assured.
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stances will we charj
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son, purposing to clos
sr to another season,
ave a large and clean
>ul-stirring bargains.
Money Ready, for there willbe some
rains.
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I is available to the plant all throuj
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The crop is nourished to a full gro
n lies the skill of mixing fertilizers. We make :!
jgist compounds a dart >r\j prescription. The aniiy;
There is no guess work?no mystery.
It is but the resuh of scientific mixing. We
ksources of plant foods?which ere quickly ava
are slowest.
It must be known exactly what ebments
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Wire. A una]) amount of displaced galvanizing on "PII
jpy the protection against rust at the electrically welded
JW Stays cannot slip. They are always just where they
V BMP? ooo piece when the union is made. The fence is I
I Every Rod Is Guarante
W Dont allow your prejudice in favor of the rapidly-dedini
I have heretofore known, to warp your good judgment
' Pittsburgh Perfect" Tences represent progress, becaus
worth of standard material ia daily welded by electricity,
el in the isolated country grocery store is an electrically wc
e welded by electricity, Jou will find electrically welded
fuckcta. Examine them.
a made by this modern, simple and marreiooa process,
HOW I Every agent faandBng "PITTSBURGH PERfCCT*
ntharized to guarantee this I
: the joints?That the fence b perfectly adjustable Jjdm
s will not separata from the strands.?That the
action T Your complete satisfaction ia 4
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p ant foods, so mixed K^HI
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supplied at the right
vvth.
;ose fertilizers as accurately as a ||^^H
sis on every bag is lived up to.
must know what are the best nH
ilabie?which are slower?which
ara drawn from the soil by each'
?the ,"mount of plant food* that/
rqj.se. It would be utter waste
>, i / certain plant foods upon casoils
foT certain crops.
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for each crop that the S-/M&'.
1 he needed elements art supfhe
fertilizer is suited to the soil B^B^B
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ere- -why they are causing in\
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