Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 The The Fertil Darlington. S. C., October American Agricultural < hemii Columbia, S. C. Gentlemen:? The few hundred tons c brand fertilizer purchased thn Mr D .1 Epps for this year's c given universal satisfaction, generally in this section is sho notice where your goods were yield is far above the average your Tobacco Guano was used did finelv both in quality and c The samples from various s which we drew and had enaly; ed a much higher commerc than your company claimed. Wishing you much success, with kindest personal regards, Yours very truly, E. S. HOWLE i Savage. S. C.. December American Agricultural Chemi< Columbia, S. C. Gentlemen:?I used your 8-; co and your 8-3-3 meal mixtui own crops this year and was pie the results of both. I also so! these grades to my custome every instance they seemed with the results. Yours truly J. W. Kingstree, S. C., October American Agricultural Chemii Columbia, S. C. Gentlemen:?I have used yoi zer on my farm for two yea far it has given perfect sat Your 8-3-3 has surpassed an have ever used for corn. Yours truly, JNO. S. FU HS^** If you him to get it for; information write PS D We are delij most now is to 1 tractions in the I* Fifteen hundred (1,500) ya] Gingham, well worth 8 l-3c at 6 l-4c. One thousand yards Apron ( splendid goods, only 7c the y< A large line of Elk Skin Wc and black leathers, sold ever; Je II Kingstree, CLARENDON HONORS HEROES. Masons Lay Corner Stone of Monument to Confederate Soldiers. % Manning, January 19:?The corner-stone of the Clarendon county Confederate monument was laid here today with elaborate ceremony by the Grand Lodge of Masons. The weather was ideal and a large gath ering of people wiuieswru IWV. W ? V mony, There were a hundred Masons present, lodges at Kingstree, Foreston, Summerton and Manning all being well represented. The pupilsof the Manning Graded school also attended in a body. The following Grand Lodge officers took part in the occasion: G T Bryan, G M; W W Wannamaker, Dist Dep G M; Leon Weinberg, as S G W; G M Smith, as J G W; H H Huegins, as G Treas; E J Browne, as G Sec; M J Conyers and F P Bur REAI American Ag izer that has olinc ;23. 3913. Kingstree, S. C., Octc :al Co., American Agricultural Chi Columbia, S. Co. Gentlemen:?At the req if "AA" Mr. D. J. Epps lastspring J aughyour of your "'AA" Brand 8-4-4 :rop have use as an experiment on ? The crop of a field or cotton upon w rt but we mixture of cottonseed m< used the potash. The land was ex . Where both places and the same 1 the crop fertilizer were used. The luantity. plot upon which your fertil ;hipments is equally as good as the lea show- on the plot fertilized with ial value I consider the 8-4-4 that to be first class stuff, and we are, lieve that any farmer w , mistake in using it. Your CHAS. W. i. BRO. President Bank of / ,1Q1Q Hartsville, S. C., Oct< American Agricultural Ch ra' v~?-' Columbia. S. C. Dear Sirs:?I used your s-5 tobac- bacco this year and the -es on my good. I used 8-3-3 Fish S ased with for cotton and results wei d both of use(j Baltimore Top Dres rs and in results were good. I pleased Yours very trul KING. C'EJ Vox S. C., Oct< 30, 1913. American Agricultural Ch :ai Co.. Columbia, S. C. Gentlemen:?Yoursof th ur fertili- received and in reply wou rs and so am very much pleased wit isfaction. fertilizer bought through vthing I J. Epps last spring and th; use more of it next year. Yours very trul LTON. D. E. McC r dealer don't handle 1 > ou. Take no substit s the Company at Coin TC ?hted and more tha i.1 <eep up ine miercsi way of values and JEW ARRIVAL* rds Apron Check our sale price $2. the yard, going Alarge,ineof , ever brought to! :heck Gingham, ... lrd $2.98. A pair of >rk Shoes, in tan any one the entii ywhere at $3.00, An inspection wi mkinso gess, as S G D; M Ness and S L Hug-gins, as J G D; Fred Lesesne and J VV Graham, as G Stewards; the Rev L B McCord, as G Chap; S W Barron, as G Marshal; E C Horton, as Bearer of the Great Lights; E S Mcintosh, as G Tiler. The trowel used in the ceremony by the Grand Master was the ivory handled silver instrument that was made for Gen Lafayette to use in laying the corner-stone of the DeKalb monument at Camden in 1825. The Grand Master, himself an honored son of a brave Confederate , 5 general, was very happy in his in-' I formal address, giving a beautiful dissertation on the origin, character and purpose of Masonry. The odes were rendered by a male sextette, ! with orchestra accompaniment. At I appropriate times before and during ', the ceremony music was furnished i by Schumacher's band, of Sumter. After the ceremony at the monu ) THESE TES1 jicultural CI ; Given Unai x for the Pa iber 24. 1913. Kingstree, S. C. emical Co., American Agricultur c r VUlUinuia, u. v/* |uest of your Gentlemen:?Last [boughtsome died a few tons o [ fertilizer to and we were so well i certain part results that we purcl hich I used a tity for this year's ;ai, acid and representative, Mr actly alike in have had very satisf ! amounts of every one of your b cotton on the to purchase even a lizerwas used your goods for next i cotton grown Yours ver the mixture PEOPLE'S MEF ; \ ou sold me 1 I do not be ould make a s trulv, Kingstree, S. ' . STOLL, American Agricultui Tilliamsburg. Columbia, S. C, Gentlemen:?I am >hpr 9d iQit the fertilizer bought emicalVo J Epps this year ha satisfaction. The res 8-3-5 for to- are especially fine. I results were ,us^ an* /utilizer crap Mixture better and I expect t re ?ood also der for next ye:,r 8 s IfS 3 Yours sing 9-3 and v. JUGGINS. Kingstree. S. C, American Agricultur )ber 24, 1913. Columbia, S. C. emical Co., Gentlemen:?At ti D. J. Epps, your sal e 21st instant eral tons 'of youi Id say that I year's crops an I als< h the "AA" my customers. The r your Mr. D, and with my custo at I expect to been very satisfactoi place my order with y, season. Yours very iUTCHEN. J the THE AMERICA ute, there is none bet inbia or D. J. EPPS, 11G in pleased with oui t in the sale. We prices as the sale j <? * 48. the best $3.50 Work Shoes Kingstree is now on sale at these great shoes will last re Winter and Spring months, ill convince you. n Brot ment the assemblage repaired to the court house, where the special address of the occasion was delivered by Rev Howard Lee Jones, LL D, pastor of the Citadel Square Baptist church, Charleston. S. C. University Notes. S C University,Columbia, January 17:? The University of South Caroli-1 na fittingly celebrated the one hundred and thirteenth year since its founding by the appropriate exercises of Thursday,15th inst,,at which time two of the South's most famous and beloved sons delivered addresses The addresses by Professor Charles | L Raper, of the University of North | Carolina, and President George Hj Denny, of the University of Alabama, were thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated by all present. M A Wright, the student body t IMONIALS ABC lemical Comp nimous Satisi ist Three Ye; , October 24, 1913, Kingstree, S. al Chemical Co., American Agricull Columbia, S. < year we only han- Gentlemen Th f your fertilizer your company and pleased with the your salesman.Mr. lased a large quan- us entire satisfacth crop through your able are the result D .1 Epps, and we Eureka Meal Mixt actory results with it would be %isdon rands. We expect chants to furnish larger quantity of < ustomers with thi season. allowing them to j y truly. of mixing Kainit. i t< ANTILE CO.. moniated goods in By E. C. Burgess. ner. In this way ter collections in tl ing from my obsei , October 21, 1913. I expect to use al I hemical Co. 8-3-8 again next y< glad to say that Asst. Cashier Bf from your Mr. D. s given me perfect ,ults from the 8-3-3 Kingstree, S, think I have never American Agricull that pleased n.e Columbia, S ( ogive you my or- Gentlemen I a upply. your fertilizer sol< truly Epps, your salesmi R. D. GAMBLE, the spring to give we are entirely si The Meal Mixtur October 24. 1913. very fine. We w al Chemical Co,, fertilizer the comi Yours \ he request of Mr, esman, I used sev- Cashier B; goods for this > sold your goods to esults on my farm Scranton, S. C mers' croDS have I take pleasure y and I expect to fertilizers I used t Mr. Epps for next by the American J truly. Company gave me . VV. COWARD. 1 N AGRICULTURAL ( fcter as is proven by tli , Kingstree, S. C. HT r Big Two-in=One Sj can only do this by [joes on, so here goei For the Benefit We will hold on next Saturday, a special sale on Laces, Embroidi Goods and Linens of all kinds, inc line of Table Linens. Ladies, w all to come and see this great lin Goods, Laces and Embroideries, priced. Laces from 3c the yar :hers C< i speaker for Founders' day, reflect- Tl ed much credit both upon himself th and the University. Mr Wright is a native of Edgefield county. th With examinations beginning the 26th of the month, and that date scarcely a week off, the students are working harder than ever, realizing Wi that unless they make good on the W( present examinations they will have to withdraw from the University. 'e! With the convening of the Legislature here on the 13th, many of the students renewed old acquaintances and friendships. ^ Professors H C Davis and Reed Smith, who attended the Modern 0f Language conference at Harvard pr University, and the session of the hi; Folk Lore society which met in New York during the holidays, gave the en student body interesting accounts of the meetings. Beth professors read papers before the Folk Lore society. )UT any's Fertile raction in So ars C., October 21, 1913. Lake City, tural Chemical Co., American Ag Columbia, e fertilizer made by Gentlemen: sold to us through ing that the f< D.J.Epps has given you the past i ? ^ ?- ? * 1 -- oof infortfinn K 3n. especially nuucc- aonoiovwtvu ^ a obtained from the ers, and it aff ure. We believe that ommend them n on the part of mertheir small farmer s mixture \nstead of ? ?o through the form Hartsvilh acid and meal or am- American Ag their usual rude man- Columbia they could make bet- Gentlemen: tie fall?that is. judg- bacco and yoi vation. your Baltimoi your Meal Mixture the results fr :ar. Yours truly. sold the "AA W. BOSWELL, everybody thi ank of Williamsburg. well pleased v, Yc C., October 21, 1913. ? :ural Chemical "o., New Zioi It American Ag m highly pleased with Columbia i through Mr D. J. Gentlemen: in. He induced us in tilizer for tw( his goods a trial and much Dleased atisfied with results. from all your e has proven to be ed better res ill use more of your tobacco than ng seasofr. have ever use 'ery truly, Yoi e. c. epps, r, ank of Williamsburg. Hartsvill American Ag December 31, 1913. Columbia in saying that the Gentlemen: he past season made 8-4-4 Fish Sci Agricultural Chemical Top Dressing ; entire satisfaction. ?. m. Mcknight. CHEMICAL COMPAI ie above testimonials EC ale so far, and wha adding new thing s: of the Ladies from tl January 24, broideries from 4c tl eries, White luding a big Don't forget to ca e want you $5.00 worth of Cas * TTTl _ Xl_f e 01 yy nue premium ai mis sait all specially useful premiums to d up. Em- sale. omparr Sout iese papers will be published by iat society at an early date. Monday morning in the chapel e students were given an inter- j ting account by E H Hanna and J Brooks of the meeting of the udent Volunteer association which as held in Kansas City Christmas ?ek. h The University basket ball team ? ft Tuesuay for the trip through! >[ orth Carolina and Virginia. 1 s In the first of the series of class t tsket ball games for the champion- ? ip, the sophomores defeated the h eshmen. ? The University law school is one j the largest in the South, and the ' ? aduate school is the largest in the " story of the University, more stu-j [ nts from other institutions being j c rolled than ever before. F J R. i _s ? Of The County Record, $1.00 a year, i | A ;ers, uth Car 1 S. C., December 30, 1913. ricultural Chemical Co., , S. C. ( ? I take pleasure in say- / ertilizers I purchased from ^ season have given entire oth to myself and customords me pleasure to reci for all crops. [ ; Your9 truly, J. S. McCLAM. S. C., October 2t, 1913. ricultural Chemical Co , . S. C. ?I used your 8-3-5 for tojr 8-3-3 for my cotton and e Top Dressing 9-3 and om all were good. I also "fertilizers this year, and it I sold to seemed to be rith results urs verv truly, E. W. EASTERLING. n, S. C.t October 31. 1913. 'v ricultural Chemical Co., Vl , S. C. f ?We have used your fer) seasons and we are very with the results obtained brands. We have receivults from your 8-3-5 for any other fertilizer we d. ars very truly. . C. BURGESS & BRO. e, S. C., October 24, 1913. ricultural Chemical Co., , S. C. ?I used 3ome of your ap Mixture and your 9-3 . I like them all right. Yours truly, C. E. BLACKWELL. ?Y'S Goods ask j For further ni it concerns us s and new at le Country he yard up. 11 for your Cash Coupons, h Coupons draw a nice >. One thousand nice and be given away at this <^ 1 h Carolina I ?^ i ioah's Liniment is the best jjWBWwwi tSEI rmedy for Rheumatism, miUULUJ Wj ciatica, Lame Bock, Stiff V.j gjjj' oints and Muscles, Sore &-j>*cjU?k{ pgr 'hroat. Colds, Strains, HSg^kv Jl KmB prains. Cuts, Bruises, H olic. Cramps, Neuralgia, l?Mi|vn Hi9| oothache, and all Nerve. llllYllVn jtflH lone and Muscle Aches lklll'l|Bj J-7H nd Pains. The genuine |U2LUUSfl j4*l as Noah's Ark on every ll|M|^M,|| ackage and looks like this .itfl at, but has RED band on -?? r"? Mb ont of package and NXIMMKAST T?l|| Noah's Liniment" always uhuum, leLJ i RED ink. Beware of 3rd rotations. Sold by nil SktiTSSir g$w v. jalers,"5c.,50c.,and C1.00. fcM * Guaranteed or money re- ?eevcww |fKI W rnded by Noah Remedy b., Inc., Richmond, Va. fTTBBIffyfH ample free on request. ^ (.KING'S NEW DISCOVERY Will Surely stop Thai Couah. >1