The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 06, 1916, Page EIGHT, Image 8
C. O. WATT
IATTENT]
We wish to say t
Tobacco. We have m;
est dollar. We are pie
year. They have grow
manufacturers want m
the first load of tobacc<
we justly claim to be 44
house situated near Va
make no mistake by di
year, we are,
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P. S.?If you have cure
HBliaBiH HI
HETT1E GREEN DEAD.
Said to Have Been Wealthiest
Woman In World.
New York, June 3-?Mrs Hettie
Green, said to be the wealthiest woman
in the world, died at her home
here today at 8:05 o'clock.
She had suffered three strokes of
paralysis during the past two months
and for several weeks had been
practically helpless. She was 80
years old. ,
f)aofk?n/>onro^ nt tVlP hnmp nf
AACTi UV Ubii|WV wt vv. % ? ...? ..v?
her son, ColjEdward R H Green.
For several weeks past Mrs Green
had been unable" to walk and had
pent practically all of her time in
a wheel chair.
Her son,Col|Green, and her daughter,
Mrs Matthews Astor Wilkes,
who were the" only children, had
been with, her much of the time. It |
recently was reported that Mrs.
Green had turned over all of her fi- (
nancial affairs to her son's charge, j
Estimates of Mrs Green's fortune
range from|$20,000,000 to $100,000,- j
000. Officials of the Chemical National
bank, in which Mrs Green
once madejher headquarters, declinen
to hazard a guess concerning the <
size of her estate.
Until a fe^Jyears ago Mrs Green
was a familiar .figure in the financial
district, but latterly her appearance
there had been very infrequent.
It is believed fyhat a considerable
part of her money was invested in
first mortgages and high-class railroad
bonds, although she was said
at one timejto have large sums inTested
in shares of the smaller
Southern andjtj Southwestern railroads,
including several in which
her son was actively identified.
| Mrs Green al30 was the reputed
j awner of large tractsjof iand in Texas,
Alabama and other Southern
States, but it is believed she sold
the last of these holdings a few years
R's 1 affo.
M?rbc.\nrrl?. r
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Columbia friends of Mr Harry
Marks, formerly of Columbia, now
of Alauta, will be interested in the
news of his marriage which was solemnized
Sunday, June 16. His bride
was formerly Miss Mabel Norris of
Atlanta. Tie officiating minister
was the Rev Dr Alden Flynn of the
First Presbyterian church, Atlanta.
rMr Marks was for a number of
years connected with the mechanical
, department of the* State and is now j
?- t_ tL/v Uf/Vdirvolt XT T"V/"? w? TT*>.
Willi II1C f? C31CIII wir
ion in Atlanta.^ The young couple,
visited Mr Marks' parents, Mr and
Mrs R S Maiks, 1006 Oak street, ,
Columbia, the latter part of June, i
Columbia State. The groom is a first *
cousin of Mrs Bertha S Wolfe of 1
(
\ Kingstree. I
^ Wbeoever You Need a General Toole 1
- , f aao uivvt 9
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless (
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a 1
, . ; General Tonic because it contains the
-" v well known tonic properties of QUININE
. , f | and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
fel ' out Malaria, Kuriches the Blood and <
> Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
I
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rrell5
For the
ION, TOBA
o the farmers of Williamsbi
ide a life-time study of the
ased to tell you that the ou
n in public favor at home a
lore tobacco than ever. C.
) that came to the Kingstre
top notchers" in selling tob
use's Shop and it is the bes
riving straight to Gorrell's, i
d any tobacco and it is in y<
GIVE THE BURGLAI
M 0 T
SOME ripple extend invitations to t
Thev carry on their persons or in
A C.IECK BOOK is of no nse 1
shock is A3 GOOD AS CASH to the
household * -ants. If yon haven't a ban!
OPEN ONE
BANK OF K
:arhanza's reply to
U. S. CONSILIATORY.
(Continued from page 1)
n regard to a border protection aI
)rotocol, the suggestions of the first
lotes which passed between the two
governments. P
Jo coiH tr? Ko nn Qneeifie re ! h.
lewal of the demands for the recall re
>f the Pershing expedition, or threat ^
Cl
)f attacks, but at the same time the ^
equest of Secretary Lansing for a
itatement of intentions is met by tl
general discussion of the situation al
ather than by direct announcement
if purposes.
t
Embassy officials believe General ^
]arranza himself framed the lan- jr
fuage of the note. It is said to be ?
nuch more diplomatic in terms and
one than any of the recen? Mexican
;ommunications.
The de facto government an- j
lounces that it has accepted in prin-1
:iple mediation suggestions from
ither American republics and invites
he United States likewise to record j
tself. There is no proposal that, j
.he questions at issue be submitted j
,o meditation, however, and on the
wntrary it is observed that a settlenent
might better be reached
;hrougn direct negotiantions be;ween
the governments interested
tnd best informed.
Aamberlain's Colic Cbolera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
Every family without exception
should keep this preparation at hand
luring the hot weather of the summer
months. Chamberlain's Colic,
ufu arwt Flin rrVin/?n T i-mpHv is ! I
ivortli many times its cost when;ver
it is needed and it is almost certain
to be needed before the summer
is over. It has no superior for
die purpose? for which it is intendxi.
Buy it now. Obtainable everywhere.
Paris Green and Arsenate of Lead;
jne and two pound packages. 6-i-tt'
Williamsburg Hardware Co.
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H. G. 1
's ^
Sale of
UAU
irg and adjoining countie
Tobacco Warehouse busii
tlook for good prices this
nd abroad. The foreign <
It is a recognized fact th;
e Markjet this year. Wit
acco for the most money,
t lighted and best arrang
the Home of High Prices.
Yoi
WAT
>ur way, just bring it alor
irfFEHF
SH WITH US
\\jhI BJfc. in
he THIEF AND HOLDUP MAN.
their homes large sums of money,
to the professional thief. Still, a
i tradesman or for the immediate
? account
TODAY.
INGSTREE.
Bowel Complaints In India.
In a lecture at one of the Des
[oines, Iowa, churches a missionry
from India told of going into
le interior of India, where he was
iken sick, that he had a bottle of
hainl)erlain's Colic, Cholera and
iarrhoea Reined} with him and
ilieved that it saved his life. This
unedy is used successfully in India
5th as a preventive and c ire for
lolera. You may know from this
uit it can he depended upon for
ie milder form of bowel complaint
iat occur in this country. Obtain?le
everywhere.
Sir Roger Casement has been senneed
to execution for instigating
ie recent short-lived rebellion in
eland.
i --fait*
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\VALL EV-xW;
Deer Valley is
standard proof corn 1| j,'jffl
whiskey--a brand
which has held y/;jljlVn
its own ,(oi yearsfi niliiln .ht
in competition i. =? |
with other brands '1
sold at a much l| I
higher price. , ;
Tee wil fir* Wis ? ?te- 'I . 5^Jr!l!i|lil(: |
instate) mi HI MI ?Ga$*9-? |? i
Aroik, n: that wa [II 0? CO VAlllT 'I ,
five jtm uSMMfaa h c.OK? n*
n low nuc* ^ i
4 Q?H $230 *100 |
8 FhU S2.59 J2.W OlfflfB
IS % Pit JI5S $2.00 ?^1
iti Aire am ( tke kiftnt kuiitjr. *+- fl
i*rt*4 witk Ik* *tra. at *k*ve prms, if rft|
wvi. R
Try Our Specia! Beer t
a An. Pto. *1AC (*u 8
Express Collect |1
STRASBURGER & CO. f
f Jaelisoavillft, Fta. 'T {TpS
VBRnroo':?- ?v AVSHVW
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iVar<
' Leaf To
WERSi
s that we have leased the G
less and we come before you
year is very encouraging. Tl
order business is the large
it GorrelPs Warehouse will I
h experienced men to see tl
, Our opening sale will be a
ed house in Kingstree. We >
TU?mLSm/v .tni. {a# ntlir foirn
I llcllllMllg juu iui anj mru
jr friends,
ts, lea <& po\
lg and Qorreirs Warehouse
Notes from Hebron. p,
Hebron,July 3:?Misses Helen and n<
Flora Smith, who were visiting their D<
cousin, Vela Smith, have returned
_ Tf- Di
to tneir nome in rungsiree.
Misses May Gowdy and Flora Kennedy
visited friends at New Zion a
last week.
orj
Mr George Smith of Workman
gj
visited his brother and sister, Mr ^
Bartow Smith and Miss Maria Kennedy,
the latter part of last week.
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The crops around Hebron are
looking fine. Mr J D Dubose has
some fine tobacco, of which he has
cured one barn. Mr S W Baker g;
claims the best cotton, while Mr Bar- jn
tow Smith likes to show people his
corn and potatoes, y<
The people of the community are j m
I ja CKUKTZM
I I bcttm.
1 W , 11111!1111im i i rrn i i 11 i : i i i i
I KURT2
Sheet Music, Musical Mei
dolins, Guitars and Viol
VICTOR TALKING MAI
We carry in sti
line of all types o:
victrola"
A stock of two
ords on hand to s<
n? ! iff
Megiicg music
Establish
"The Best of Ever;
Charleston, S. C.
Write us for Catalogu<
arrange terms to suit you.
Expert Piano Tuning and F
SAM1
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W. B
ehoi
>bacco
orrell Warehouse this yeai
i prepared to see your toba
le demand for our tobacco:
jst in the history of our rr
>e headquarters for big pr
fiat the buyers go their iv
nnounced later. Vou will
vant to sell your tobacco a
irs you will show us and h
^ELL, Proprie
will take care of it for yc
reparinj? to build a dipping vat tl
jar Mr John Chandler's. Every t!
)dv hopes it will be ready for the ?
rge herd of candidates when they
ass through with political fever. a
The Hebron baseball team played
game of ball with Olanta here last
riday, 30th. They attempted two
ames, but rain stopped the second 1<
ame after the fourth inning. He- 8
ron won the first game 3 to 2.
fhen the second stopped the score j
as in Olanta's favor 7 to 1. P
s
Democratic club books are now f<
aen and will remain open till July ^
), Each voter is required to appear
i person for enrollment. Be sure ' B
au get your name on the roll of j
aur nearest club before the enroll- j f(
lent books close July 25. Attend to n
?lil
JJ
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-MANN ||
c.iandise, Violins, Man-1
in Strings?IMPORTED
CHINES,VICTROLAS ?
3ck a complete W
f Victrolas.
RECORDS ^
thousand rec"I
~ -i
ixeci num.
(
House, Inc., s
ed 1819 \
thing in Music" ^
Florence, S. C. A
? b for
5 and Prices. We can ma
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cJiffc
?T! <?.1S
Repairing at your service. Arict
* D? CARR, w?
?? to SI
Manager Morence mouse
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. POWELL II
jse i
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1
r for the Safe of Leaf 1
cco sell for the high- 8
s grows greater each I
arket and our home I
ices, having received
ill limit on every pile 1
find GorrelPs Ware- #-11
nd we know you will 1
oping to see you this I
tors. , 1
>u until opening day. \ 1
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his duty at once. The law require! J
hat a new club roll shall be made I
ut every two years, therefore don't Jm
ail to get your name on the roll if 9
ou expect to vote at the next State V
nd Federal elections. B
Look Good?Feel Good. I
if
No one can either feel good or ^B
H?k good while suffering from contipation.
Get rid of that tired,
raggy, lifeless feeling by a treatiient
of Dr King'9 New Life Pills.
luv a box today, take one or twa
ills tonight. In the morning that ^^B
tuffed, dull feeling is gone and you
?el better at once. 2oc at your *
ruggist's. ;|
eceipt Books, Blank Notes, Mortgages ill I
II Legal Blanks in demand, for sale at, ?1
he Record office. If we have not the' 28
arm vou wish we can print it on short
otice. 1
PIANOS: II*
Steinway &. Sons, I
Kranich & Back, 1
Ives & Pond,
Shonniger,
Kurtzmann, 1
Sterling,
Huntington.
PLAYER PIANOS:
Steinway Pianola,
Weber Pianola,
Stroud Pianola,
Kranich & Bach Players,
Aeolian Players, |
Siegling Players. I
i I
After the
Christmas dinner
i can sit back and enjoy
music of the Victrola.
i tfnnf rvrs a vtfill or> 1 m fit
-?v ti y uuc w iu tii \jy it I
not on!y at Christmas
e, but all the time.
-Vhy not get a Victrola
your home for Christs?
iVcMI gladly demonstrate the
rent styles of the Victrola
to $200) *ndthe
;or ($10 to $100) v.
never you find it
renient to call.
II arrange terms i&bHHWt .
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