The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 28, 1911, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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Tribute of Respect.
Whereas, the Supreme Architect
of the Universe has seen fit to call
from labor our beloved brother.Jehn
T Faddy, who departed this life
Seytember 6. 1911:
Therefore, be it resolved:
First, That in Brother Eaddy's
death Indiantown Lodpe, No 165, A
F M, loses one of its best members.
Second, That we bow in humble
submission to the will of our Heavenly
Father, for He doeth all thinps
well.
Third, That to our brother's be
reaved family in their hour of sor
row we extend our sincert-st sympathy
and would comfort them will
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A Bank
Is the fund along with the
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fore the larger it is, the
positor has. This Bai
Capital Stock of.._
U Surplus Fund of
Undivided Profits of
^ Additional Stockholde
D Total
This means that this Bank n
of its depositors could los
0 for you. Do business \
1 never lost a Dollar.
The Bank
D. C. Scott, President.
F W. Fairey, Cashier.
Wm. W. Bai
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the blessed hope of a happy reuiion
in that home on high where sick- f
ness, sorrow, death and parting are *
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Fourth, That a page in the record 1
book of the lodge be set apart sa- *
cred to the memory of our departed c
; brother, and that these resolutions t
lie inscribed thereon; also that a c
copy of these resolutions be sent to
? his family and be printed in The i
. County Record. (
5 Respectfullv submitted,
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I\ A.'V.'NU.'S , lAlilll Illflll,
J J Eaddy,
W H Harmon.
Vox, S C, '1
J December 18, 1911. ij
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T MEANS
s Surplus I
Capital Stock and Undivided
iepositors from loss; theregreater
protection the denk
has a
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20,000.00 1
8,279.77 t ,
rs' Liability. 30,000.00 ^ i
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nust lose $88,279.76 before one Ij j <
i a cent This protection is H j
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of Kingstree
J. A. KELLEY.Vice Pres.
N. D. Lesesne, Asst. Cashier.
*r, Jr., Teller.
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3 Kingstree Drug Go.;
No Groceries, No Dry ' <
? Goods, No Hardware. but *
| anything in pure fresh t
I Drugs, Medicines, Toilet (
Articles, Perfumery, <
| Stationery, etc. Water- <
I man's and Conklin's,
I Fountain Pens. We will
I send for and deliver all 1
. 1 orders on short notice.
\ I A full and complete 1
^ I line of Trusses, etc.
f I Agents for H u y I e r ' s ]
it / Chocolates and Bon-Bons.
j Kingstree Drug Co.j
) King'stree, S. C i [
ing en joy i
we wish
thanks to
Happy ar
BUTLER
OUR FRIENDS
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*5?j?-f?-f ? f?*? f-? ? Canaries'
Toes and Love Birds.
"I bare been interested for a long |
line In watching the love birds at the j
tronx rxx>," said a visitor. "The male
nd the female sit side by side on j
heir perch nil day and snuggle up.
They rub their beaks together and
itroke each other's head exactly as
hough they were making love. The
ither day I missed them when I went
o their old cage. 1 asked the keeper
tbout them.
M 'We had to change them to another age.'
said he. 'You see. they were
ight next to the canaries, and frejuently
we would find the latters' toes tl
Htten off. Those love birds look very II
tentle and affectionate, but they can't n
eeist canaries' toe?.' "?New York Sun. ri
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Engagement Rlnga. w
The custom of giving engagement s'
rings ranks back to long before the s
Christian era. With the ancient Egyp- [
lans engagement rings were always
>f Iron, to indicate the mntuaJ sacri3ce
of liberty of the contracting parties.
One of the very earliest adorn- '
TV
menta of betrothal rings was a loaddone,
which symbolised the attractive ^
force which drew a maiden from her i '
)wn family circle into that of her hus- {
hand. It is believed that the fourth
3nger has always been the bride's ring
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A Narrow Escape. n,
A groceryman In a small town in
w
Jersey had an exhibit of eggs in his a
?how window. One day he removed
the eggs and filled the window space h
with a brood of tiny chickens. A col- aj
>red woman who dealt at the store r
happened to pom and stopped, aghast.
"Well. to' de tan's sake," she ex ^
Maimed, "if dem eggs hain't done gone ^
*n" batchedT
"Weil, what of KT* stnfltngly queried
1 byataDder.
"What of ttr cried tbe colored woman
"Why. Jesf fink what a narrer m
tscape dat de angel cake dat I made
le udder day had from beln' a chicken
potpief?Philadelphia Telegraph. pi
The Paraee. *
The Parsee. untrammeled by bis snr
oundlngs. la seen In Bombay In ail
lis wealth of height and dress. The
nen are. without exception, tall, finely
formed and stately and possess a ro- ,
,fr
justness and beauty quite at contrast
vitb their Hindu neighbors. Their w
itreet costume la a peculiar long white !*'
otton gown, wide trouscrH of the
cc
lame material and color and a tall ?
niter shaped hat They have a gen- "
sral reputation for sobriety, frugality
ind sagacity, and they seem to thor- sh
>ughly understand the accumulation at
>f fortunes. In this respect resembling ec
he Hebrews. The wealthiest real- tr
lents of Bombay are Pareeea. m
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The Pebble Industry. Q
A peculiar form of mineral wealth ?
s found on Plum island and Goose p
aland, two of a row of Islands lying
petweeo the northern point of Long
Island and Watch hill. It consists In
leaps of richly colored quarts pebbles,
ihowtng red, yellow, purple and other
luea, which are locally called agates.
They are used In making stained glass
windows, and there Is a sufficient denand
for them In New York to keep
iie owners of one or two sloops employed
In gathering them from the
peaches, where the waves continually 1
oil and polish them, bringing out the
peauty of their colors.?Scientific Amercan.
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three great virtues.
Th?re are three grca' virtues to
which every one should be dedi- ' hz
cavd?the virtue of civilization. ul
v.-ficn is politeness; the virtue of | 0<
morali y. vi hich is conscientiousness,
and the virtue of religion, which is ^
humility. ^
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G'cdiatcrr or 0!d. j N
A mm Tv-imd .-nee been a jzladin- j
>r wa* I'iw.iys re..,v. ni-\l as disjrrr.tvd. !
' a combatant were vanquished. but | N
dt killed. :!i?* people decided his fate. i stj
trninrr down the'r thumb* when they |
ishcd !i!:i to t>e killed. Contestants
ere tauvht the post:!"?* to bp as *1
imed In falling and it; dyinsr. and
leh food was eaten as would thicken
ie!r blood in order to eive the speet:i- j
>rs a more leisurely view of their ]
?nth. Com hats of gladiators eon- j tr
need until the reir'n of Honorius. fir
rst christian errperor. in 104 A. I>.. bl
hen Teienwehtts. n mork. rushed be- sk
vee:i two adversaries at Home nod j
y his self sncrlfi-e occasioned the de- j ^
:oq for their abolition. i g]
A Clsw at Least.
Because Mrs. Stunton Is the dangh- M
r of one doctor, the daughter-ln-Iaw s
f another nod I he wife of a third ^
early everybody was much amused 1
hen sbe attended a course of "first J
id" lectures.
Dr. Stanton is still amused, altbongh
Is wife cannot see why. Not long =
go when recounting the facta to a f
Isltor. Dr. Stanton added: 1
"And yon can't tell the difference beTeen
drunkenneee and apoplexy, can =
ou. JnllaT
"Certainly I can." retorted Mr*,
tanton.
"Howf returned tie visitor. ?)
"By the smell," Mr*. Stanton replied,
1th dignity.?Youth's Companion. p
Elephant Religion. T
The natives of India believe that ele- *
hanta have a religion and form of
"orahlp.
Saved His Wife's Life. y
"My wife would have been in her A
rave today," writes 0 H Brown,of *r
useadine, Ala, "if it had not been|?
?r Dr Kind's New Discovery. She | ?
as down in her bed, not able to get
p without help. She had a severe
onchial trouble and a dreadful
>ugh. I got her a bottle of Dr
ing's New Discovery, and she soon j]
?gan to mend, and was well in a
lort time." Infallible for coughs
id colds, it's the most reliable remly
on earth for desperate lung
ouble, hemorrhages, lagrippe.astha,
hay fever, croup and whooping "T
?ugh. 50c, $1.00. Trial bottle free,
uaranteed by m l Allen. ^
To Rent or Lease, ?
Farm of 130 acres, 68
acres cleared, located
2a miles from Greelyville.
Apply to ; 1
S V Taylor, j ini
Greelyville, S C. I
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rrival ol Passenger Trains at
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Ktnastree.
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad
is promulgated the following schede,
which became effective Sunday,
ctober 15, 1911:
North Bound.
o 80 - - - 7:42 a m
4o 46 - - 11:37 a m
o 78 - - - 6:10 p m
South Bound.
o 79 - - - 11:13 a m
so 47 - - - - 6:10 p m
o 89 - - - 9:09 p m
)aily except Sunday.
Ends Winter's Troubles.
To many, winter this season o f
ouble. The frost-bitten toes and
lgers, chapped hands and lips.chilains.
cold sores, red and rough
ins, prove this. But such troubles
r before Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A
ial convinces. Greatest healer of
urns,Boils,Piles, Cuts, Sores,Bruis,
Eczema and sprains. Only 25c at
L Allen's.
F IRE!
866 1911.
I am pleased to
.nnounce to my old
latrons and the
tublic at large that
After the tOth inst.
will be fully prelared
to carry on
he practice of
O.
DENTISTRY
q all its departnents.
Call on me if you
rant
' First Class WorK ^
at
7 Prices to Suit.
Respectfully,
M. Snider.
fice over 6amble & Jacobs' Drag Store,
Opposite The Record Office.
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The public is cordially invited ?S
j to attend any of the services of the
various churches of Kingstree.
Baptist Church.
Rev W E Hurt, Pastor. j
Services every second and fourth *
Sunday mornings at 11:00 o'clock.
and evening at 8:30 o'clock.
Sunday-school at 10.00 a. m. flH
Episcopal Church, 'BH
Rev Dr Robert Wilson, Rector.
Every second and fourth. Sunday, flH
morning prayer, sermon and holy .
communion at 11 a. m.
Methodist Church.
Rev W A Fairy, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday morning~~'\a^^H
at ll:uu o clock ana evening: at o:w
o'clock. j
Sunday-school at 4:30 p. m. ^
Epworth League meets jvery Tuea- ?*
day night at 3:00 o'clock.
Mid-week prayer meeting every
Thursday night at 8:00 o'clock.
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Before you kick the other fellow
for not bringing home the borrowed *
,
maul, go down to the barn and see
;
if his borrowed ax stands behind ..jj
the door. ?. s
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DON'T SUFFER WITH ^|S
Rheumatism **
It is the most distressing and <
discouraging of all troubles. > J
Nine cases out of ten can be
i cured by Noah's Liniment. \
Where there is no swelling
a or fever a few applications will
a relieve you. It penetrates?
I does not evaporate like other I
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No?h'? Is the best remedy for I
Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back, Still I
Joints and Muscles, 8ore Throat, Colds, |
Strains, Sprains, Cuts, ' * '^^sl
f a Bruises, Colic, Cramps,
2 and Muscle Aches and . ' J
I Va Ins. The genuine has I M
| package and looks like FiyJifljWS Rl
[ tats cut, but h is RED ^
! t band on front of peck- IkWallBJ
I age and "Noah's Lini- ||njT?MT|fl H
raoot" always In RED 11
|i hi. Beware of Imlta- ~'E?ZZZmm E
1 thus. Urge bottle, 25 wtawin H I
i{ cents, and sc!d by all ^
5} dealers In medicine. nrr"a/r~h HI
> Guaranteed or money HI
! refunded by Noah __HE
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' Richmond, V&. ? * '
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For sale and guaranteed by Kingstree
Drug Co, and M. L. Allen.
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