The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 14, 1912, Page THREE, Image 3
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cantile Business. I have abou
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be reduced about half by Sprip
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opportunity just now
ing lines of Goods:
C)ttoi and Wool Knit (
Harness, Saddles, Cook
/erything to be found in a 1
t Eight Thousand Dollars
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er. It will to be your inter- | ;
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United Daughters of the Confederacy, ,
Washington,D t, November 1216. ]
On account of the above occasion '
the Atlantic Coast Line will sell i
round-trip tickets from all points on \
its lines, on November 9, 10, 11, 12,
13 and 14, from Kingstree, S C, to
Washington, D C, at $15.30, with
return limit to reach original start- *
ing point not later than midnight of <
December 1, 1912. ^
For further particulars, sched- t
ules, reservations, etc, apply to T E
Baggett, Ticket Agent, Kingstree,
S C, or address T C White, General
Passenger Agent, or W J Craig, v
Passenger Traffic Manager, Wilmington,
N C, 10-31-3t-adv r
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Clean coops mean healthy, profit- c
Eible chicks.
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not cet alone together.
Coughs, Colds, Watery Eyes t
Cured in a Day c
by taking Cheeney's Expectorant?
also cures consumption, whooping
cough, droppings from the nose, and ^
throat, bronchitis, and all throat *
and lung troubles. Cheeney's Expec- 1
torant a liquid preparation, tested c
for 50 years. Try it. Safe, sure y
and satisfactory. Druggists 25c and *
50c. ll-7-7mp-adv. J
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TO PRESENT PRESIDENT-ELECT
His Boyhood Home at Colombia
for a "Winter" Residence.
Columbia, November 10:?A committpp
of ritizpns left here this af
ternoon for Princeton, to lay before
President-elect Woodrow Wilson the
wish of the people of Columbia that
be make this his "winter" residence.
As part of what the Columbia
people offer, the committee will tell
Governor Wilson that his boyhood
home, on Hampton street, has been
jbtained and will be presented to
him if he will come here. He can
reside in the house of his youth, enieared
to him by recollections of
lis early days. \ r
The committee representing the
ritizens,consisting of Capt W E Gonsales,
Mayor W H Gibbes, Dr S C
Mitchell, president of the University
if South Carolina; State Superintendent
of Education J E Swearingen
*nd Mr James Woodrow, a cousin of
Governor Wilson, left here tonight
aver the Seaboard for Princeton.
They telegraphed to New York for
Messrs E W Robertson, W D Melton
and August Kohn, who are there on
business,to join them at the home^of
Governor Wilson tomorrow, to urge '' \
Columbia's claims upon him. '
As stated, the people of Columbia
have secured an option on the boyhood
home of President-elect Wilson,
where his father lived while in
Columbia, and will purchase and
present this to him if he makes this
hi? "winter" residence.
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rms nome is a typical ouuiuciu
cottage and stands in a beautiful
yard in one of the most desirable
residential sections of the city and l
just opposite the Colonia hotel,
where ample accommodatipns could
be found for the army of newspaper
correspondents and officials who
would accompany the President.
It is three blocks away from the
home of Mrs Felicia B Woodrow,
the favorite aunt of the President- ^
e'ect.
There is every reason to believe
that the proposal to make this his
"winter" home will be received with
l." Oovomrtr Wil<ann_ TKii
lavui vjj uv?v.iiiw?
idea was advanced when the New
Jersey Governor was here as the
guest of the South Carolina Press
association, by President August
Kohn.who.at that early date, prophesied
Governor Wilson's elevation
to the Presidency of the United
States; he said then that Governor ,
Wilson had intimated that if his
prophecy came true he might make
Columbia his "winter" residence.
Immediately after his election to
the Presidency last Tuesday, the
people of Columbia set about to
make this a reality. They secured
an option on his boyhood home and
sent the strongest committee possible
to Princeton to lay the matter
before him.
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The strongest argument to be
presented to Governor Wilson is, of
course, sentiment, but Columbia is
an ideal place for the "winter capital"
of the United States. Its climate
is delightful and it is easily
accessible to every part of the country.
President-elect Wilson has
many kin people here and many
friends, and it is believed that Columbia
has a good chance of securng
his consent to' make his "win?r"
home here. An effort will be
nade to have him commence making
;his his "winter" home here right
:his coming winter. The result of the
:ommittee's efforts will be awaited
vith much interest by the people of
he whole citv and State.
k Great Building Falls
vhen its foundation is undermined,
md if the foundation of health?
rood digestion?is attacked, quick
:ollapse follows. On the first signs
>f indigestion, Dr King's New Life
5ills should be taken to tone the
tomaeh and regulate liver, kidneys
ind bowels. Pleasant, easy, safe
ind only 25c at M L Allen's, adv.
The 1912 yield of corn is over
hree billion bushels, the biggest
top the world has ever known.
"It is a pleasure to tell you that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
>est cough medicine I have ever
ised," writes Mrs Hugh Campbell,
>f Lavonia, Ga. "I have used it
vith all my children and the results
lave been hVhly satisfactory." For
&ale by all dealers. adv.