The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 12, 1912, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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^^iiessionalGardsr| HIHIiM^Woon^XTp!] t SPECIALIST. S J", Nose and Throat. XASSES FITTED. ?1, 13, 15 Williamson Building, FLORENCE. S. C. (. J, MCCABE, Dentist. IHKtree, s. c flWFNext to Court House Square. blP H. ARROWSMITH Pr ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AKE CITY, - - S. C. k M. A. WOODS, DENTIST. Dfllc* oT*r SingUUrr B14^> #'PHONE NO. 63.^ AKE CITY. - S. C BBSj?r. Leland Taylor, BW DENTIST. ^HBH^eOfllceoverDr w V Brrxklnjrtoii's Store, I Lngstree, S. C. ugm.ti. ^BFl. D. Nesmith S&W DENTIST. HLake city, -.-sc. DR. R. C. McCABE S Dental Surgeon, V Office in Hirsch twilling, over KinjreSt tree Drug Company's. H Benj. McINNES, M. R. C. V. S. ft J* KaterMclNNES.M. D.. V.M.D. fl^J^CTERINARIANS. ^of us will be atKingstree the ^B^Trst Monday in each month, at Heli ? --3, i i n oo W ler reiaotes. K ^SHE COULD SHOUT, SAYS HSBfS- John W. Pitchford of Aspen, N. C. [ will always use Hunt's Cure for itchUN|' trouble, and tell all I see about it I shout now to know that we are all of that dreadful trouble. The first HHHH;t fall my little boy broke out with f itching trouble. Thinking HmMflRflRBK bad I gave him a blood ?ot worse, and could not Some said he had itch, gUBggBBKI vhat was good for it I B Wr Jl)le sa^ would cure it, but any good. My other two MHB|^7'eu and myself took the disease him in January. 1911. I saw Hunt's advertised and I purchased a 50c It helped my little boy so much I UHBa box for each of the family, and are all well of that awful trouble. sCure will cure itch in a short time will go by directions. We had it form, and used Hunt's Cure, BHH^KR're now all well. to A 6 Richards Medicine Co HRHBH^B an, Texas, manufacturers of mBDH^piing medicine. MBHEIK Mrs John W Pitchford, vt n Aspen, v. H By W V Brock ington, Kings tree; HkQNBGI McCullough Co, Lanes. pfVANTED H I From six to eight good, ? 1 -Pr%4- Rflflf Poftla a IXaW UWX VUbViv M VT VVM^ for'which I will pay the best market price. All Kinds of Meats in season at living prices, also a choice line of FVuits, Vegetables and Canned is I Epps* MarKet a I Cr. Academy A Mill Sis. | Coughs, Colds, Watery Eyes Cured in a Day by taking Cheeney's Expectorant? also cures consumption, whooping cough, droppings from the nose, and throat, bronchitis, and a'l throat aD<d lung troubles. Cheeney's Expectorant a liquid preparation, tested for 50 years. Try it. Safe, sure and satisfactory. Druggists 25c and 50c. ll-7-7mp-adv. I Don't Wa I < H jw 9 mm I f|S. MA fe. ) >* ' V . _ v P.ntic Coast Li Passenger Traffi yj Wilmington, N. II Semi-Annual Passes lor New: ' Firs! Period \ EDITOR 1 ' Pee Dee Advocate, Bennettsville, Marlboro Democrat, Leader & Vindicator,Bishopville, i Sentinel, Barnwell, | Our Monthly, Qinton, Chronicle, Cheraw, Field, Conway, Wateree Messenger, Camden, Vntiro A Proco Flarlinorfnn 11 licno UL X XWOU| ^M4i?ue?v?I if Agricultural Herald, V\ Christian Appeal, Greenwood, // Messenger, Hartsville, V\ News, Lake City, Jj Marlboro Times, McCoU, (f Echo & Press, Monck's Corner, i 1% Times, Manning, )\ Evening News, Orangeburg, \\ Times & Democrat, JJ Watchman & Southron, Sumter, if Enterprise, Timmonsville, ] II Snnthorn Christian Advocate, ] ?IKDL1I MllTIKBt l*t and 3rd Mondaj t Nights in eaeb Visiting choppers oor ' Jially invited to com* j up and sit 011 a stump Philip H. Stoll, 27 12m. Con Com ss, of ; s Kingstree Lodge t * No. 91 ;v .,: Knights of Pytbtas J " Regular Conventions Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday nlfhtt Visiting brethren always welcome, \ (Castle Hall 3rd story Gourd in Building, r R. N. Speigner, U C. 8 r> r> \tv r> P. o Jtv. *_/. mtVjADt, IV U1 A U U. I NOW TTHE TIME I ! to place your order for an artistic C S T X B F IF k OR SHAW PIANO = OR | PLAYER PIANO before the Christmas rush. We have hundreds of orders ahead at our factories and it begins to look like we will be unable to supply the demand. Better select your piano now and be sure of not being disappointed the day you want it. i CHAS. M. STIEFF 1 Manufacturer ?.f the Piano with the Sweet Tone. SOUTHERN WAKEROOM: No 219 South Trymi St. V Opposite Academy of Music, , C Charlotte, N C. i k C H AVILMOTH, Manager. 1 J jl "for sale. 1 c Brick In any ijuantity to suit purchat ! ] er. The Best Dry Press Machine-ma^e i ^ Q-OTmr -a Special shapes made to order. Corr*. j pondence solicited before placing you' | orders. W. R. FUNK I CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND. * Ladleo! A?k your Driirgfot for A\ r C'hl.( heH?rt Diamond Urnnd/yVX IM1U in Krd and Oold metullic^^Fr 1 t*>*es, < ?:' i with Blue Ribbon. \ / l TnLe bo other. Buy of your * Dnnralst. A k Wl irw iIViH-TER 8 1 DIAMOND IKWD FILLS, fur 85 years knowr. is Best. Safest. Always Reliable OH 8V Dffl'GfilSTS EVERYWHERE ' tit Too Lorv and when you get r timp fltiH mnni L/Vill ii 11?^ %-? m -?? store where we mal as to what to buy Walking Canes, GI< Sole Agent in Kingstree RCUS, _ ine Railroad Co. u ic Department, j{ | C., December 6, 1912. j) spapers in South Garolirja,? 1913. /) EDITOR // Press & Standard, Walterboro. \\ Carolina Planter. ff Timmonsville, yV Times, Bennettsville,^ // County Times, Bamberg, IV Herald, " )) Gazette, Beaufort, // r>i :_i? |f WirULlUJlC, ^IIULUIJ, 11 Herald, Dillon. Camden News, Camden, \\ Times, Darlington, U Outlook, Georgetown, )] Baptist Courier, Greenville, // News, l( County Record, Kingstree, ?| Observer, Latta, \\ Star. Marion, /' Enterprise, Mullins, if Herald & News. Newberry, IV Daily Item, Sumter, ,1 Herald, " Yi FVeeman, " Jl fWWh] 2 & SAFE SIDE? [F NOT WHY NOT? Whose fault is it? It is not ours. Ve offer >ou the necessary requirenents to place you on the safe side, md would be more than delighted to WRITE YOU A POLICY " hat will Drotect vou from all loss >y fires at a very low rate. We repesent the best and most reliable ompanies on earth. ingstree insurance, Real Estate & Loan Co. R; N. Speigner. Manager. torses, Mules, Buggies, Surreys, Harness, Etc. ; ""tnr hi" i I am now connected with the veil known D. C. Shaw Co, of >umter and prepared to supply rou with the best in the way of ive stock, harness, wagons, bugpes, etc., at prices and terms to i ;uit. Being located 4 miles north >f Greelyville and having no city icense or rents to pay, I can save mu money on your purchases. C. L. MON TGOMERY 9-26-13tp Greelyville, S. C. Undressed LumberI always have on hand a lot of un iressed lumber (board and framing) at ny mill near Kingstree. for sale at the owest price for good material. See or write me for further information, etc. I F. H. HODGE. | 7-18-tf 1 g?Early SI eady to play Sant sy. Above all, bu <e a careful study : Coat Suits, Clo jves, Neckwear, H for the Famous W.B.C :s Sjj for Duke's Mixtui jS Good tobacco and a go< WA combination f:?r the angler?bave them both. 91 aa | tOUMdAll smokers should kr W Liggett 4* Myers nt Durham 0 Fiy what you will, you tohacco for 5c than the big R Duke's Mixture. And wit] get a book of cigarette pap< Get a Good Fi .? by saving the Coupons now pt 0 Mixture. Or, if you don t want i of other articles. In the list y member of the fam.ly. Pipes, |j earner W> ^0^ t? ? i COM i STACKLEY'S Dl ? 1 FOR | C3n.xistasc 1 OI R S ^ O j-V m4 ? DC81 Oil 1U | Staid 1 Dry Gc @ :@:@?@:?:@:?:?:?:?:* Ell DC ? rllllu F0RRA1 H fl Wool on Coir ' list mention In JOHN WHITE & CO. lopping Hi a Claus head right y Ladies' and M - ? ---*?t-<-f Mi 01 ineir wains. u? thing, Fancy Vest andkerchiefs, Sillorsets?Full Line of th ' fell ju rcci; mai s sureiy a lucxy K > ?and here's the way yon can B nm?.\ tow Duke's Mixture made by m ?, N. C. SJ , cannot get better granulated M : ounce and a half sack of V i b each of these big sacks you Fa ers FREE. 0 shing Reel Free *A tcked in Liggett Jluers Duke's <2 i reel?get any one of the hundreds jk? rou will find something for every JM cigarette cases, catcher's gloves, y as, watches, toilet articles, etc. M bese handsome presents cost you ng?not one cent. They simply wB ( ess our appreciation of your 9M onage. fJ Remember?you still get the same A ; one and a half ounce sack for 5c 1 enough to roll many cigarettes. fJ \ L"Miring November and Decern- M ] er only, we will tend oar new W ' Uastrated catalogue of presents Wp FREE. Siihply send us your r name and address. Coupons from Duke's Mixture may be F? 1 assorted with tags from HORSE 'Mh t /row FOUR ROSES (lOc-tin double Kd pLUG CUT. PIED^?S3Ul(^ARETTES' c?a a. I| GARETTES, and other tags or fM i coupons issued by us. Premium Dept. 6R <y+6aooo {j?c ^ St. Louis, Mo. Rfc vss&gassasgBsm @?:?:?:?:?:?:?:@:@:@ 1 E TO |; MIGHT STORE lj YOUR o' LS.S Toy?; TOCK IS S ! Cheapest. | i ? ( iv @ kleys i >ods Co. @; @! i?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:@ 1 < ??????? j > HIDES J&m. i MARKET PRICE PAID H FURS AND HIDES gSt^^X^mgj imlnion. Write lor price* iVILLE.KY. %3K lS> ^ j is Many Ad this way and save len's Goods at our ere are a few hints :s, Sweaters, Hats, c Hosiery, etc, etc. ? * ? Ci 1 e Latest aiyiea in oiucn. Kingstrei \ PROSE AND POETRY. An Interesting Correspondence* . Part of It in Metre. , Recently the manager of the Oklahoma City branch of the Western Newspaper Union, wrote W M Er win, the versatile editor of the Pauls ^ Valley Enterprise: "The frost is on the pumpkin, the fodder in the shock, the cotton is in the gin? and business is expanding with increasing velocity?the merchant is on the hump for the farmer's crop dollars?it takes type to set big ads?big fonts are time saverslet us double some of your fonts. We sell any face between the covers of any specimen book at foundry discounts, and get the order to you all in a bunch. "And say?a new job face now and then works wonders in getting new business?look through the specimen book and pick out a winner and send us the order?we want it." In reply Mr Erwin took his trusty typewriter on his knee and pounded out the following gem: When the frost is on the pumpkin and the fodder's in the shock, ^ A.na tne raercnanis nusiung, ru&umg to reduce bis summer stock, And he's howlin' at the printer 'cause they say he never pays, > And the Devil's got the big head, says he's bound to have a raise. ; Dh! It's then the weary printer sees nightmares in his sleep. Almost gives up in despair, sits him down to weep. Wonders if a country reader will soon bring in some rocks, When the frost is on the pumkin and the fodder's in the shocks. Talk to me about your punches, And your new faced pewter type? It is wasting time and talent, For my pumpkin is not ripe. Williamsburg Negro In Trouble. Robert James, a Williamsburg , :ounty negro, operating a small farm n that county, was sent to jail Frilay morning by MagistrateO'Shaugh*Asotr In ^ofon !' r\f S2nn hnnd nn a JCXTOJ y ill UV1UW1W VA yyv V WM ? varrant sworn out by Mr John H toper, representing Ravenel & Co. The negro is charged with receiving noney under false pretences. . 1 ^ ^ According to the warrant; James eceived $150 from the local cotton 'actors February 18, two years ago,' vhile pretending that he was the ^ r r >wner of certain personal property n Williamsburg county. On invesigation recently it developed that he negro did not own the property nortgaged, consisting of one gray nare, one gray mule, one red and vhitecowandabuggy. Hence his arest ?Newsand Courier, December 7. ' t ? Famous Stage Beauties ook with horror on Skin Eruptions, Blotches, Sores or Pimples. They lon't have them, nor will anyone vho uses Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It glorifies the face. Eczema or Salt iheum vanish before it. It cures ore lips, chapped hands, chilblains; leals burns, cuts and bruises. Unqualed for piles. Only 25c at M L Mien's. adv \, Very frequently when separating ;he whites from the yolks of eggs the rolk becomes broken and falls into he white. Dip a cloth in warm waer, wring it dry and touch the yolk vith a corner of it. The yolk will adlere to the cloth and may easily be emoved. ? Farm ami Home. ^ iallforoia Woman Seriously Alarmed. "A short time ago I contracted a levere cold which settled on my ungs and caused me a great deal of innoyance. I would have bad coughng spells and my lungs were so sore md inflamed I began to be seriously alarmed. A friend recommended # J ""homhprlain's Couch Remedv. sav ng she had used it for years. I Dought a bottle and it relieved my :ough the first night, and in a week [ was rid of the cold and soreness of ny lungs," writes Miss Marie Gerjer, Sawtelle, Cal. For sale by all iealers. adv. When you want us to change the iddress of your paper it will save ots of trouble to name the old is well as the new postoffice. Please jear this in mind. tf vantages / e, 5. C.