The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 17, 1912, Page FIVE, Image 5
Value of a Bank Account.
CA bank account with this strong, conservative
institution is worth a great
deal to you in convenience and security.
It leads to many privileges and broader
business n lations. to ask and receive
advice and to use our facilities,
critic nnt npppssarv that you should
come to the bank in person if you desire
to open an account. Your deposits can
be sent by mail with your name and address..
or by some other person, and the
L deposits promptly acknoweldged, sendfaf
ing you either a pass book or a stateHR
ment of the account at the close of each
B month, as desired.
W CWe make it a point that every business
transaction with our patrons shall
be satisfactory. We want each one to
feel that they are free to come to us in
all matters where our experience and
^ advice will be of value and assistance.
Bto you can also be sure that every business
ijransaction passing through our hands
i^h#ld in strict confidence.
I C.If you have had no business with this
bank we feel confident that you will
pB appreciate the service we can render.
W BANK OF WILLIAMSBURG
KIN6STREE. S. C.
C W Stoll, Pres. F Rhem, V P.
E C Epps. C W Boswell,
Cashier v Asst Cashier.
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* Cotton is quoted today at 10i a
? on middling basis; seed $18 per 7
ton on local market. 7
<? *$> <?> <;> $*$*$+ *$***$>*
Mrs D C Scott has returned from
Maxton, N C.
Mr V A Sedgwick was in Kingstree
yesterday.
tt < Mrs W G Gamble spent the weekend
in Charleston.
^^tors J C Everett of Salters was in
^ />^pngstree yesterday.
Mr R 0 Wilson of Vox was on
our streets Saturday.
LeRov Lee, Esq, attended court
iV? floorratnu.-n this WPpk.
k ,
jl , Mr Bennett McCullough of Lanes
tin Kingstree Tuesday.
Mrs W A Hanks and children are
' visiting in Scranton this week.
Mr G T Ford of Georgetown was
in Kingstrt?e on business Satuday.
Mr R W Smith of Bloomingvale
was noticed on our streets Saturday.
Miss Corrie May St Amand of
t Florence is visiting Miss Louise
Wheeler.
Miss Rebecca Nettles spent the
week-end at Lanes with friends and
^ relatives.
At Miss Mamie Baggett of Lanes
was in Kingstree Monday visiting
relatives.
Mr T B Cooper of Mouzons was
* among the visitors to Kingstree
' tf Saturda/.
* Mr D W Altman of Vox paid us a
W visit Saturday to shove his subscription
ahead.
Mr and Mrs Philip H Arrowsmiih
of Lake City visited relatives in
town this week. '
Mr S C Bellenger of The News &
Courier, Charleston, was in Kingstree
yesterday.
, - Miss M P Burgess of Mouzon was
?in Kingstree Friday of last week on
?ai shopping tour.
'Mrs David Silverman of Atlanta
is here for the fall season looking
after her business.
We are glad to report that Miss
Eula Swann is well again, after a
i few days of illness.
f Mrs M E King and two little chil,
dren of Lake City are spending the
week in Kingstree.
Dr and Mrs W V Brockington are
in Richmond, Va, this week with the
g|| A C L R R surgeons.
Mr W E Jenkinson spent Sunday
with his family who are spending
m some time near Florence.
' y? Mr C B Guess, who is in business
in Shelton, is spending a few days
with his home ioik 01 waiters.
Mr David Osborne of Greelyville
was a caller at our office Tuesday,
while in Kingstree on business.
Mr Muldrow Burgess of Savani
nah, Ga. spent several days this
? week with his sister. Mrs R D Mills.
' " Miss Bessie Swann left Wednesday
evening for Sumter, where she
will spend a few days with relatives.
I Miss Annie Webb Davis of Stovall,
N C, spent Saturday in town with
friends en route to her school at
Benson.
Misses Ethel and Pearl McCullough
and Master Bennett Harvin of Taft
spefifr Saturday in Kingstree with
friends.
Prof E K Lloyd, Jr, of Clemson,
| college returned to that place SatI
urday, after spending a few days in
i Kingstree.
Misses Maria and Amelia Burgess
J of Mouzon are spending some time '
! with Mr and Mrs C C Burgess in 1
i North Kingstree.
i |1
i Mr A S Harby, the popular and \
efficient stenographer in the law of- j i
fices of Kelley & Hinds, was in Sumi
ter this week on legal business for
hi* firm.
C E St Amand, Esq, of Florence
' has recently become associated with 1
! LeHoy Lee, Esq, in the practice of
I law and will shortly remove his fam!
ily to Kingstree.
Dr W S Lynch of Scranton was
elected a member of the executive
1 committee of Atlantic Coast Line
| surgeons at their annual meeting
I held in Richmond, Va. this week.
The Institute of the Ladies Foreign
Missionary society of Harmony presbytery
will meet at Union Presbyterian
church on Monday, November
11, all are cordially invited to
attend.
At the Asheville.N C.fair last week
Mr W I Nexsen's buggy horse won
second prize. The horse is one Mr
Nexsen purchased since he has been
at Asheville, and is said to be a very
| fine animal.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Wil- j
' " " rr; 1.
lie IMlXSifl 01 near rungsiree uieu
Wednesday afternoon, and Was bur- J
ied in Williamsburg cemetery Thurs- \
day afternoon. Rev W A Fairy J
conducted the funeral service.
i
The Ladies' Exchange, open every
Saturday, proves to be quite an attractive
corner at M L Allen's drug
store, as there is a pretty display of (
handwork, homemade candy, and a |
tempting array of pies, cakes, rolls, '
etc on exhibition. j
A letter received here this week j
written from Winston-Salem, N C by '
, Mr M R Gass, who was manager of 1
GorrelPs warehouse here during the 1
i tobacco season, says: "1 want to tell 1
< you about these chills I am having. 3
i Have had six real live ones and it 1
' was a shaking time around here."
While here Mr Gass made many 1
I friends who will regret to learn that ^
i he is having such "shaky time."
i I
We are pleased to learn that Mr I
D C Bryan of Salters, who was so c
severely hurt in a ginnery accident c
last week, is getting along remark- c
ably well considering the serious na- j
ture of his injury. His leg being
caught in a broken belt, the limb s
was drawn onto the shafting and j
fearfully mangled. First the leg ]
was amputated below the knee and t
later a second amputation above the t
knee became necessary. His escape i
from a horrible death is almost mir- c
aculous.
GREELYVILLE GLEANINGS. | J
A Yariety of Items, Mostly Per- j f
sonai, from teat Thriving Burg.
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Gseelyville, October 14:?A heavy ^
rain fell here Monday morning, al- ?
though it will throw the farmers
back with their cotton, it is a great ^
relief from the dust.
Little Joe, the son of Mr and Mrs
B A Boyle, who has been sick for a
good whife.was taken to Sumter last
week, where an operation was per- \
iui llltru, anu It IC? IC^UUCU mai, uv 10 r
doing nicely. ! j
Miss Mabel Campbell of Charles- j e
ton is a pleasant visitor here this ; ^
week. ' \
Dr W L Taylor and family spent r
a few days here this weeK. "Doc" c
is always a welcome visitor here.
Mjs C E Harris and sister spent
Saturday at Georgetown.
We understand that there are to
be several new streets opened here
soon. Watch Greelyville; it is going
to grow.
Mr B G Land spent Sunday at
Sumter.
Mr T J Hogan spent Sunday with
; Mrs Hogan at Charleston, where she
I has been for the past three weeks
; under medical treatment. She is im
j proving very fast and hopes to t>e
| home soon.
Mr J P Mallard was on the sick
list for several days last week. j
Miss Cora Sprott of Fowler was j
in town a few days last week.
There was a very enjoyable social j
; function given at the home of Mr '
land Mrs R S Brunson, Jr, Friday;
| night. There was a good crowd
I present, and if everyone enjoyed it
as well as the wrjter, it was a very
delightful affair. Following were
i the ones who enjoyed Mr and Mrs
Brunson's hospitality: Misses Kate
i Romanstine.May Belle Leitch,Louise
Deanes.Hattie Tuttle.Anna Footman,
Aline demons, Bettie Register, Lula
; Keels, Martha Gamble; Messrs Walj
ter M Bonner,J K and E M Godwin,
I S P Oliver, Jr, Marion F Montgomj
ery, H Ervin McClary, Thos P Hogan,
Drs Zeigler and Footman.
Steam Boat Bill.
Be sure to attend the big school
rally here Saturday.
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LEVIN NELSON
Wins Prize Offered for Largest
List of Names.
Several weeks' afro a prize was
offered through through the columns
of The County Record, by a
friend, to the school pupil in Kingstree
who collected and submitted
the largest list of names beginning
with "Me", as in McCrum, by Octo
aer 15. There were no prescribed
conditions and any school boy or girl
n Kingstree was eligible. The folowing
school children handed in
ists Tuesday, with the number of
lames given opposite:
tfellie Scott 251
Jlive Montgomery 242
Pruline Gordon 365
Constant Miller* 271
VlauldinJLesesne 316
lames McKnight 456
dampden Montgomery 436 I
Vlilton Stackley 553
Levin Nelson 706
The lists are all neatly gotten up,
especially those of Nellie Scott,
Pauline Gordon, Olive Montgomery
md James McKnight, and we comiiend
these children for the neatless
of their work, in arrangement
>f names and penmanship.
In the near future another prize
ivill be offered through The Record
io a Kingstree High and Graded
school pupil.
The prize offered in the contest is
a handsome little volume entitled
'Memory" and \yill make a useful
and important addition to any student's
library. It has been won by
' *T_I J :ll 1 ; -^,1
Levin *\eison anu win uc awmucu
to hitn at the school rally here Saturday
by Prof Swittenberg.
McDonald-Stevenson.
Lanes. October 14:?The residence
if Mr S G McDonald of Lanes, was
the scene of a pretty marriage last
Thursday evening at 6 o'clock, when
lis attractive daughter. Miss Elizabeth
S McDonald and Mr George A
Stevenson, Jr, of Rocky Mount, N C,
vere united in the holy bonds of
natrimony. Numerous friends and
elatives were present to see the two
foung people made one and to wish
;hem much happiness.
Among the out-of-town guests
vere: Mrs J J Bragden and Mrs S S
Davis, of Sumter county, Mr and
Urs G M McKnignt and Mrs M E
WcRay of Clarendon countv, Mr and
tAVc T VT M^gniaht of Florence
UiO V 4>A *WVMM.|g..?
:ounty, Mr B A McKnight^of Gouriin
and Mr George A Stephenson,Sr,
>f Rocky Mount, N C, father of
rroom.
While Miss Rebecca Nettles played
loftly the wedding march the cou)le
entered the parlor and Rev, J .1
Brown, pastor of the bride, spoke
he words that made them one. Afer
the ceremony those present were
nvited into the dining hall, where
ielightful refreshments were served.
The happy couple left on the 7pm
rain for Rocky Mount, N C,to visit
elatives of the groom, and from
here they will go to Virginia for a
ew days.
The bride received many uesful
ind pretty presents, which show the
ligh esteem in which she was held,
rheir many friends and relatives
vish them many years of happiness
* l
ogemer.
Farmers' Union Meeting.
Williamsburg County Farmers'
Jnion will meet at Kingstree Saturlay,
October 26, at 12 o'clock, m.
Ml locals are requested to send del;gates,
as there will be business of
freat importance to come before the
mion. All members are invited to
neet with us and take part in the
liscussions. W Dodd Daniel,
J T Frikrson, Sec'y. Pres.
October 12, 1912. 10-17-2t
The Best Crops
Made Last Seas
Were Those Undet
Which Was Used
Peruvia
We will pre
| CHARLES
Make our booths in 1
headquarters and rest roor
and our offices in the Peop
down town. A hearty v
and your favorite salesma;
Peruvian Guai
io-i7-6t CMARLES
yo Years
withCoughs
We have had seventy years
of experience with Ayeris
Cherry Pectoral. This
makes us have great confiJamaa
1m ii //V%? /*<%! f / nM* I
UCUtC 111 11 1ui tuugiu, v,uiuo,
bronchitis, weak throats, and
weak lungs. We want you
to have confidence in it, as
well. Ask your own doctor
what experience he has had
| with it He knows. Keep
! in close touch with him.
One of Ayer's Pill* at sedtime will cause
an increased flow of bile and produce a
gentle laxative effect the day following.
Formula on each box. Sbow it to your
doctor. He will understand at a glance.
Dose, one pill at bedtime, just one.
aud* bj th? j. o. a via co.. u>w?u.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Phone us when you want
fjr to get a notice under this
/ arl lading. Price one cent a
iJbtJ WOI"d for each insertion. No
ad taken for less than 2oc.
Phone 88. - ?
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{ For Sale?Tract of land situated six
miles from Kingstree and three miles
from Cades, containing 65 acres, with
good five-room residence and one tenant
house. School close by. For particulars
see or address {
W P McGlLL,
H-12-tf. Kingstrce, SrC.
For Rknt?Cheap to a good man, a
stable suitable for sale or livery business,
in the town of Kingstree, SC.
where there is no livery. Good chance
for a live man For particulars apply
to Kklley & Hinds, Attorneys,
10-17-tf Kingstree. S O.
For Sale?A few fine White Orpington
Cockerels, Kelierstross strain. See
10-17-lt, T M scott.
Use Dust-Catch to p rotect your goods
while sweeping. We can give vou barrels
at 3c lb aeliyered or hair barrels
fob Greelyville.
Dust-Catch Mfg Co,
10-10-tf Greelyville, S C.
For Sale?Plantation in Berkeley
county,on Santee river, containing 734
acres; will sell very re:is >nably and on
easy terms. Apply to
J _P Gaillard,
People's Hank Building,
10-17-41 Chariest on. S C.
1 When
You Pay
Bills by Check
yod get a receipt in every case through
the endorsement of the party to whom
the check is drawn. It is a pretty good
thing to have, 8nd saves any question
as to whether an account is paid or not
This is only one of the advantages of a
bank account; there aire many others.
If you have no checking account we
would like to have you open one with
us. Won't you drop in and talk the
matter over?
Wee Nee Bank
11 Guaiio
it at the i
TON FAIR j|
the Exhibition Hall your
n while on the Fair Ground
lie's Bank Building when
welcome by the Company
n awaits you.
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We are still listing pi
like to have youry. List i
months.
We have much prope
interest you in a farm or
have tracts ranging fron
City lots to hundreds and
acres in a tract.
Let us write you a T<
surance, or any kind you n
ies, Dwellings, Barns, Sto
R. H. Pitta,
Pres. and Bus. Mgr.
I FALL,
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Pattern and T
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Novelties in
Our Trimming Department i
milliner, Miss Stumpner, from B
in that city a number of season:
3 leading style centers in the Nprt
I to us well equipped with the Iat<
I Again this season we are ma
I dren's Hats and Infants' Bonnet
The public is cordially invite
Kennedy Mil
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Buster Br
"DARN]
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Guaranteed
Is OUR (
WHEN a customer asks for our b
show Buster Brown's "DARI
i and it always pleases. Not o
' wears well, as less than one half of or
replacement under the guarantee.
For Men, Women ;
25c a Pair
Costs 25 per cent, more to make t
anteed or non-guaranteed brand and 1(
only 25c silk lisle guaranteed hosiery r
yarn with 2-. 3- and 4-ply strong linen
Absolutely no seams or knots.
All'Styles, Sizes, Weijj
JENKINSON BROTH
Kingstree,
The County Record and Soul
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alty Company J
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roperty, and would
t with us for a few
rty listed, and can
plantation, as we
i a few acres and /j
even thousands of
>rnado Policy of In- :Jj8
nay want?Ginnerck,
Life, Etc, Etc.
M. A. Shuler, |
Sec'y and Treas.
1912.1 I
lagnihceiit line
ailored Hats (
ewest
Trimmings.
s in charge of an efficient
laltimore. She trimmed
3, and having visited the
;h this season, she comes
ist ideas in millinery,
iking a specialty of Chil
d to call.
linery Co. ?
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choice
>est 25c value in hosiery, we
^LESS" Guaranteed Hosiery
nly does It look weU
le per cent, is returned for
and Children
Prtiir Pain 4 A A A
A V/UI M UUO W I II Ij w' yr
Guaranteed OliUU
han any other 25 cent guar?
)oks the part. Also, it is the
nade. Made of soft Egyptian
toe, knee, sole, heel and top.
;hts and Colors at
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s.c.
thern Ruralist one Year
1.25