The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 19, 1912, Page FOUR, Image 4
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Cljr County t?rrnrii.j
K1NG3TFEE. S. C. |
C. W. WOLFE.
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KIXGSTREE?THE GATEWAY
AnnADTTTVTTV
1U urruniu.Mii.
s "In men whom men condemn as ill,
I find so much of goodness still; ?
I nmen whom MEN pronounce divine,
I find so much of sin and blot?
1 hesitate to draw the line
Between the two?where God has not."
THURSDAY. DEC. 19. 1912.
SOME HEN THIS!
"Lady Show You", from Missouri,
Sold for $800.
Springfield, Mo, December 13:?
; * "Lady Show You," a white Plymouth
Rock hen that won the national egglaying
contest at the State -poultry
station, Mountain Grove, mo, mis
year, was sold here today for $800
by J A Bickerdite of Millersville, 111.
The hen has a repord of laying 281
full weight eggs this year.
I President Taft has announced that
after retiring from the President's
office March 4, 1913, he will accept
the chair of professor of law |at
Yale University.
Posses are out hunting a negro
for criminal assault upon a white
woman at Kline, in Barnwell county.
If captured the negro will doubtless
meet the usual fate of negro rapists.
Latee?Gregsie Maye, the negro
charged with the crime aoove reI
ferred to, has been captured and
| safelv lodged in Aiken jail.
II _
I Irvin Wrenn, a white boy, was
r* run over and killed Saturday afterIk:
noon by an automobile driven by
E David B Jenkins and his son, Clyde.
The Coroner's jury rendered a verP
diet attributing the boy's death to
r criminal carelessness on the part
i of Jenkins and his son, Clyde, who
k have been committed to jail to anW
^ swer the charge against them.
r Famous siage oeauues
look with horror on Skin Eruptions,
Blotches, Sores or Pimples. They
k don't have th?m, nor will anyone
ft who uses Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It
J glorifies the face. Eczema or Salt
# Rheum vanish before it. It cures
sore lips, chapped hands, chilblains;
heals burns, cuts and bruises. Un'
equaled for piles. Only 25c at M L
Allen's. adv
At a meeting of Bethel Presbytery
held at Rock Hill Monday that body
rescinded its former action concerning
the proposed removal of Chicora
college from Greenville to Laurens
by voting to remove the college. (
About thirty-six ministers and elders
were present at the meeting.
Notice.
For public information and for 1
the information of those who may
I be uninformed on the subject, the
Insurance Commissioner warns all
persons who sell fireworks that they
should see to it that they have a
special permit attached to their insurance
policies covering the sale of 1
c?Tt fViic ho not rinno the> j
ill t" W UI rwo. u vn.w. uv w f
policy is voided, and, in case of loss, l
s, there is a possibility of the assured 1
being unable to recover on his in- 1
surance. 1
The same applies to the storage '
of benzine, gasoline and other in
flammable substances; but particu- '
lar attention is directed to the fire- 1
t works at this season of the year. It 1
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When you want us to change the J
address of your paper it will save <
lots of trouble to name the old <
as well as the new postoffice. Please I
bear this in mind. tf 1
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H STATE and GENERAL fc
TOPICS
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Miss Margaret Dent, aged fourteen,
was burned to death Friday
afternoon at Pinehurst, near Columbia.
XXX
Whitelaw Reid, United States ambassador
to Great Britain since 1905,
died in London Sunday. He was
proprietor of the New York Tribune.
XXX
William Jennings Bryan passed
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UJI UUgll riuiciiv:c i urauav &KJliift vu
Winston-Salem from Wilmington, N
C, where he delivered a lecture the
r.i jht before.
XXX
Larkin Reid, a white man 60 years
old, was run down and instantly killed
by a train on the C & G division
of the Southern railway at Williamston
Tuesday afternoon.
XXX
Bv order of Governor Blease, Chief
State Constable Kibler of Columbia
and his local assistants raided a socalled
social club at Lexington Tuesday
and captured more than $500
worth of whiskey and beer.
XXX
The cotton crop for 1912 is estimated
at 13,820,000 bales, as announced
by the United States Department
of Agriculture. This is
the second largest crop ever produced
and will probably rank as the
most valuable on record.
XXX
Luther McBee, a well-to-do farmer
of Greenville county, was mortally
wounded by Dock Knight, who
struck him two blows on the head
with an axe Saturday afternoon.
The two men were drinking and
quarreled and fought.
XXX
Three Kershaw county convicts,
two of them serving life sentences
and the third a twenty year term,
overpowered a penitentiary guard
Wednesday of last week and mad^
their escape. Alonzo McDean and
Hiram Lykes are the life term prisoners
and Capers Rembert the twenty-year
convict.
XXX
R A Richey, white, serving a ten
year sentence in the State penitentiary
for rape, was paroled last week
by Governor Blease on condition
that he give a $5,000 bond and report
to the Governor November 23,
1913,for such action as the Governor
may then deem wise. Richey, a
wealthy farmer of Abbeville county,
was convicted of rape in 1910, his
victim being a white girl under 14
1 j 1.
years OlO, living in ivicncjr a nuuit;
under his protection.
XXX
The engagement of Miss Helen
Gould,of New York city, to Finley J
Shepard. of St Louis, has been announced.
Miss Gould is the daughter
of the late Jay Gould. She is
44 years of age and her fiance 45
years old. Miss Gould is worth
$30,000,000 and much of her money
has been spent in relieving the condition
of the poorer classes. During
the Spanish-American war she gave
several hundred thousand dollars,
and much of her time besides, for
the relief of the sick and wounded
soldiers.
XXX
Secretary of the Treasury McVeagh
is now arranging for the
printing of the new form of paper
money to be issued by the Govern
ment. The new currency, which is
designed to supplant the old, will
be only two-thirds the size, its dimensions
being six by two and onehalf
inches. The new notes will
have this peculiarity: all notes will
have the same design on the back.
This applies to treasury notes, coin
certificates and bank notes. Now
these notes differ on back as well as
on face.
Lost.
One shepherd dog, female, light
atraw color, last seen near Salters.
Reward if returned to
12-19-ltp. George Hammet,
Kingstree, S C.
Drives Off a Terror.
The chief executioner of death in
the winter and spring is pneumonia.
Its advance agents are colds and
?rip. In any attack by one of these
maladies no time should be lost in
taking the best medicine obtainable
to drive it off. Countless thousands
nave found this to be Dr King's
New Discovery. "My husband believes
it has kept him from having
pneumonia three or four times,"
writes Mrs George W Place, Rawsonville,
Vt, "and for coughs, colds
and croup we have never found its
equal." Guaranteed for all bronchial
affections. Price 50 cts and
51.00. Trial bottle free at M L Alen's.
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The largest and fii
and fancy candies ever
found at our store for tl
should see our line, eve
Fruits
The finest Western
can be obtained have b<
occasion and will be on
our store to look them <
Gro
Our store is headqu
ceries. We have an espe
mas,and will appreciate
will add flavor to your C
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| When you are
I Christmas order
f Nuts. Dates, etc.
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Remember, we carry 1
lates and Bon Bons, also
of Candy.
The Very Finest Lit
If it's a square meal yc
in ouij Cafe.
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7 9-19-3m
$53
to those who act as 1
the local representa- I
tives of EVERYBODY'S '
MAGAZINE and THE
DELINEATOR?all in addition
to liberal commissions.
Let us show you how you can
Secure a Shan
simply by forwarding the subscrip
your friends and neighbors and coll<
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I renewals 01 our present, suuscriuei
THIS month's prizes. There are lots
can be won only by persons living
size as your own. Write at once t
BUTTERICK PUBI
Butterick Buildi
PiineANi
l HIGHEST
rii njii fobrai
Mw Wool on Con
Hot mention li
JOHN WHITE & CO. LOUI!
Mains t
PROFUSION M
nest assortment of plain
seen in Kingstree will De
lie Holiday season, and you
n if you do not buy of us.
Galore!
and Tropical Fruits that
een bought for this great
hand. We invite you to
)ver.
ceries
arters fo^Pure Food Grojcially
fine line for Christ!
art order froirf you. They
Christmas dinner.
& JENNINGS
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of" FireTxroxles ;?
'hp pplphrntpd fhith flhnon- '
fancy Boxes and Baskets ?
le of Cigars in Town T
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that will furnish a balaid ratio
of the soil. To do thijie ferti
por
as Phosphoric Acid, nr r.ote
in farmers' meetings a' plenty
that you hear. Let tsend om
A supply of these is furhed by r?
We will be glad to send a sply deliv
or Farmers' Club Officer (request.
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is the RAYO. 1
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without being heavy
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an expert-made lantern,
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:ilizer formula
n to the crop and keep np the fertility
lizer should contain at least as much
ash i
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of space to record the new things QSH
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quest to every institute held in seven! states. dHH
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it. Is easy to light and re wick.
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Made in various styles and
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I more than anything else in these days,
' is convenience. Anything that will reduce
the amount of work. There is
nothing more convenient in business V
than to be able to pay your bills by 4
check. This is one of the conveniences ^
k you have by having an account vfrith a .
1 commercial bank. There are many oth/
ers to be had if you have an account
5 with our bank.
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