Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 Jj C*QCMXMXWWOWWvCWiCWXWi%W * 1 Why You S I Grocerk $ You should buy y ,]|| cause we sell only th< t l| tainable. This assun !? tyofthe goods we i I This means you can' other place for less m tion we are working t it get it? SPRIN Kingstree, 8 11 Whj I I Comfo I Appea I Service I First-C I Low I After-i MB W D I hould Buy Your | is From Us. | rour Groceries from us be- jg e highest quality goods ob- {? j - ffl js sausiacuun as tu uic pun- m sell. Our prices are right. |l t get the same goods at any oney. This is the combina- ;?! o get your business. Won't |! G <a GEE I South Carolina Si rYoU Shoi ft First, because it is people: deep, soft scientifically heat-t will always be com! ranee Second, because the Manv makers of he; general lines, the sh more of a complime i Third, because the 1 is so designed and i and satisfying servic Maxwell cars are m buy?and they are j is put into it Fourth, because you < . any car and yOu gel 'OSi . . , 1 he answer to this i enormous quantities ducers of high grade Fifth, because the I any car built. We say this withoul arc willing iv piut\ other car or by any The Maxwell will pl< onstration and we 11 Touring Car $6 nD-c ? If King'stree, , Time Pay THE WAI BU J. L. SH HAS I Horses ar For Sale or. I J. L. ST w Livery, Feed &r j| Lake City, dd Own i a comfortable riding car. cushions; springs made reated, accurately susper "ortable in a Maxwell. Maxwell is a trim, smart, avy, high priced cars, as y ape of the body and hood :nt than an infringement Maxwell, being a product c manufactured that it give :e to thousands of owners. ads of the best materials t made right. You can get i get everything in a Maa ; it for less money. & that the Maxwell is a li . The Maxwell Co. is one 3 motor cars in the world. Maxwell will give you mc : hesitation or doubt It is ; it by M sue well owners, other way you suggest or sase you. We know itwilL take the responsibility of 55 Roadster j p a o npronrr r. v. d. i/ciiiwii >COTT, STRIBUTOR South Ca merits if Des uson i t 1 UCKEYi SOTH I id Mules I Exchange. 1 UCKEYI id Sale Stable c:;: South Carolina ? aMaxw Plenty of room for fi of the best spring ste ided and balanced. Y good-looking car. ? i i J i ou Know, nave i of the Maxwell. This >f thirteen years evolutic s unfailing, consistent a hat money and brains c out of any car only wli [well that you can get ight car and it is built i of the three largest pi >re miles per dollar tht our honest belief and ^ by comparison with a prefer. Let us arrange for a dei satisfying you complete >635 >* 0 rolina \ired X|| The reliable househol Good The Year Rou Ready-to-take PL Ft : Keep Your Skin Clear and Healthy. j There is only one way to have a j clear, healthy complexion and that i is to keep the bowels active and | regular. Dr King's New Life Pills ; will make your complexion healthy ! and clear, move the bowels gently, [ stimulate the liver, cleanse the sysj tem and purify the blood. A splenI did spring medicine. 25c, at your j druggist. j Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System I The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVB*8 TASTELESS chill TONIC, driven out Malarin,earlchet the blood.and bailda np the nyntem. A true tonic. For ndulta and children. 50c. T ell I I d Remedy nd :-R U-NA OR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES MEN FACE MURDER CHARGE. Crime Committed In Florence Two Years Ago. Florence. May 25:?Four men of the Coward section of the county were brought to Florence Wednesday for commitment on the charge of murder committed in 1914. The were David Ulrich, Garfield Mat^ thews, Rhett Matthews and Walter Anderson. They are aged 20, 40, 50 and 25 years. The murder of which they are accused occurred in November, 1914, at which time the body of Wash Rogers was found by the railroad track with a wound in the side of the head, and apparently he had been the victim of a blow from a railroad train. The Coroner's jury was suspicious, however, and the Sheriff has had the case followed up since that time. All of these men except one took his arrest boldly and with little con cern; that one broke down, but he has confessed nothing. The warrant was made out by W B DuBose, rural policeman, on information and belief. All of the parties are white and are well known in the neighborhood. The body of Wash Rogers was found on the railroad near New Hope. There has always been a suspicion that the bottom of the case had not been touched by the Coroner's jury. mm > \ News Items From Trio. Trio, May 30:?Mr H E Ogburn, who now resides in the Suttons locality, is hauling lumber with which to build his house here in town. We hope to have him with us soon. Mr Graham McCullough, Superintendent of Education, was in town last Wednesday en route to the Suttons school to attend the commencement. Those who attended say the exercises were fine. Mr McCullough, while here, inspected the Trio school demonstration plot and says it is growing the best rye and vetch that he has seen anywhere. Miss Mayme Blakely has just returhed home from Andrews, where she spent the week-end with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs W E Graham left here Sunday Morning for Lake City and Olanta where they will spend several days. Mrs J H Rowell is spending several days with her mother, Mrs Carter, at Suttons. Mr WN Register is gathering his oats. Mr and Mrs A W Graham and, family were welcome visitors in town Sunday. The Sunday school recently organized at this place is making good progress. Big Joe. J. W. Ragsdale Cited to Court. Washington, May 26:?The Washington Star today carried the following story: I "Justice McCoy of the District supreme eourt today cited J Willard Ragsdale, representative in Congress from South Carolina, to appear in I court June 2 and show cause why he should not be required to surrender possession of certain promissory notes of the face value of $1,657.50. The notes are said to nave come into the custody of Mr Ragsdale last November, after he had been retained as counsel to enforce their collection. "The order of the court is based on a petition for a mandatory injunction filed by the Free SewingMachine company of Rockford, D)r through Attorney H Winship Wheatley. CAffAwfil of f nmnf e Uoi?a in a <7 a> ucvciai oticu^iouavt uccu to procure the return of the notes, the court is told, and other counsel had to be employed to obtain a settlement with the indorsers upon the notes. A settlement was effected, it is stated, and the plaintiff required to furnish a bond to protect the indorsers. "It is stated that Mr Ragsdale claims no right to hold the notes, and the company expresses its willingness to pay any claim he may have for services rendered. The notes are needed for evidence in enforcing their collection.itis asserted." When seen by The State's correspondent and asked for a statement, Mr Ragsdale said: "This is a political move on the part of my enemies in South Carolina. Some time ago these notes were sent me for collec tion against certain parties in South Carolina, and they have been either lost or stolen. That is all there is to the matter."?The State,||