The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 20, 1916, Page EIGHT, Image 8
C. O. WATT
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ATTENI
We wish to say t
Tobacco. We have m;
est dollar. We are pie
year. They have gro\*
manufacturers want n
the first load of tobacc<
* . we justly claim to be 44
house situated near Va
make no mistake by di
I vMr. we are.
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P. S.?If you have cure
3 STATE and GENERAL R
3 TOPICS K
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The National Polo tournament is 1
being held at Narragansett Pier,R I.
The Aiken club represents the South.
XXX
The big navy collier, Hector, carrying
60 marines and a crew of 82
. officers and men, sank off Cape Romaine
near Charleston last Friday.
All on board were saved.
XXX
Rev Furman Martin, who was
called by the First Baptist church of
Florence some time ago from Suffolk,
Va, has accepted the caN and will
take charge of his new pastorate
about September 1.
1 ' XXX
A large number of South Carolinians
are attending the Peabody summer
school atNashville.Tenn, among
whom are two former Williamsburg
teachers, Misses Florence H Stubbs <
. and Stella F Kittles. '
XXX
John Hessin Clarke, federal dis- (
? trict judge at Cleveland, Ohio, has j
been nominated by the president as an
associate justice of the supreme ,
court to fill the vacancy caused by '
the resignation of Charles Evans
Hughes to accept the Republican
nomination for the presidency.
XXX
J N Stricklin, editor of the Cheraw
Chronicle, has a peach tree and an
apple tree growing close together at j
his home in Cheraw. This year the |
apple tree is full of small apples, i
but when the apples are opened they j
are all found to contain peach ker- ;
nels; while the fruit on the peach j
tree has no kernels. ;
X X X i
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Policeman James J Duffy was shot (
and killed at Charleston early Sunday
morning. Seventeen white and
negro men have been arrested in
connection with the killing. The
name of the alleged slayer has not
1 been disclosed, though the suspect
i has been apprehended. No cause for
f. the killing of Officer Duffy is given.
Johnsonvllle Teachers.
The following teachers have been
appointed for the 1916-17 session of
Johnsonville High and Graded school:
Superintendent?Sam P Stackley,
Kingstree;
Principal?Miss Ruth Tomlinson,
Cades;
Fifth and sixth grades?Miss Pearl
Anderson, Coronaca;
Third and fourth grades?Miss
, Myrle Phillips, Kingstree;
First and second grades?Miss
Henrietta Hale, Hickory, N C.
Ad Ideal Spring Laxative.
A good and time tried remedy is Dr
Kine's New Life Pills. The first dose
wiirmove the sluggish bowels, stimulate
the liver and clear the system
of waste and blood impurities. You
owe it to yourself to clear the system
of body poisons, accumulated
during the winter. Dr King's New
Life Pills will do it. 2.5c, at your
druggist.
Farm Loans
,
Money to loan on improved
farms at attractive rate of interest
for lonjf terms. For partieu- t
lars write
C Jackson Gasque, Att'y,
Florence, S C.
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s
rrelP
For the
ION, TOBA<
o the farmers of Williamsbur
ade a life-time study of the T
ased to tell you that the outl
n in public favor at home an
lore tobacco than ever. C. H
o that came to the Kingstree
top notchers" in selling tobai
luse's Shop and it is the best
riving straight to Gorrell's, th
id any tobacco and it is in yoi
WWburglar
SOME people extend invitations to the
They tarry en their person* ot in tl
A CHECK BOOK if of no n*e to
oheek is AS GOOD AS CASH 1 to the* t
benaehold want*. If yen haven't a bank a
OPEN ONE '
BANK OF KI
COKER C(
HARTSVILLl
E. W. Sikes, I
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A nign graae ^nnsuan in
iS men. Courses leading to the i
? Music. Domestic Science. Art.
endowed. New Buildings, moden
15 over half million. Steam heate
$ tesian water. Well trained facul
5* so well equipped an institution.
j? For catalogue and book of vi
I S. W. GARF
I You can avoid the expense, delay and
I and the inside of your house is not expoe
1 expensive, storm-proof and permanent.
Charles H Singleton, Patronize
OUR
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Sale of
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g and adjoining counties
obacco Warehouse busin
ook for good prices this 3
d abroad. The foreign 0
t is a recognized fact tha
Market this year. Witl
cco for the most money,
lighted and best arrange
le Home of High Prices.
You
WAT'
ir way, just bring it alon
THE"HA,HA!"
THIEF AND HOLDUP MAN. j
teir homes large smns of money. I
the professional thief. Still* a
radesman or for the immediate
locount
rODAY.
NGSTREE.
ALLEGE I
c. s. c. gj
^resident ;
atitntion for vouncr wo- SI
usual academic degrees, plj
Physical Culture. Well ||
i and up-to-date. Worth ?
d. Electric lights. Ar- g|
ty. Rates reasonable for 5$ |
ews write to
LETT, Dean. ^
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dut of removing the old roof, I
ted during the re-roofing. In- I
King'stree, S. C.
Advertisers
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Leaf To!
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i that we have leased the Qorr
ess and we come before you pr
^ear Is very encouraging. The <
?rder business is the largest
t GorrelPs Warehouse will be
ti experienced men to see that
Our opening sale will be ann<
id house in Kingstree. We war
Thanking you for any favors
ir friends,
rs, lea powi
g and Gorreirs Warehouse wil
Kingstree Chi
KIN<
TO OUR CUSTOMERS:
Owing to the high cost
i
continue giving premiums on 01
will not redeem any more. If;
?no crowns redeemed after Ai
King:
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KURTZN
Sheet Musif), Musical Merchai
dolins, Guitars and Violin
VlfTftD TAI IflNf MAPHI
VIVlVll 1/uaiuiu nuiviu
We carry in stocl
line of all types of "V
VICTROLA F
A stock of two t
ords on hand to sele
Siegling Music I
Established
"The Best of Everytli
Charleston, S. C. 1
Write us for Catalogue ai
arrange terms to suit you.
Expert Piano Tuning and Reps
SAM'L I
Man;
W. B.
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pacco
ell Warehouse this year
epared to see your tobac
Jemand for our tobaccos
in the history of our mi
headquarters for big pri<
the buyers go their ful
)unced later. You will f
it to sell your tobacco an
you will show us and ho
&LL, Propriet
II take care of it for yoi
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GSTREE, S. C
4
#
; of all merchandise, we v
lr Chero-Cola crowns. Af
you have any saved up, sen
igust 1st.
stree Chero-Col;
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ndise, Violins, ManStrings?IMPORTED
p"
NES,VICTROLAS ^
c a complete J
rictrolas. |
RECORDS
housand rec-J pp
ct from. ...
Vi
louse, Inc., ,?T?!
. 1819 Vict
ling in Music" $50.
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i iurente, w? /\n
and r
tid Prices. We can by 01
Corr
mcnt,
liring at your service. becotr
). CARR,
ager Florence House
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POWELL 11 J
jse v
' &
for the Sale of Leaf
co sell for the highgrows
greater each
irket and our home
:es, having received
1 limit on every pile
ind Gorreirs Wared
we know you will
ping to see you this
ors.
i until opening day.
-u.1! r? I
niiiiig tu.
nil be compelled to dis- I
'ter August 1, 1916, we J
id them in by that date 3
a Bottling Go.
PIANOS: II,
Steinway & Sons,
Kranich & Back,
Ives & Pond,
Shonniger,
Kurtzmann,
Sterling,
Huntington.
PLAYER PIANOS:
.
Steinway Pianola,
Weber Pianola,
Stroud Pianola,
Kranich & Bach Players,
Aeolian Players,
Siegling Players.
In? ~
rietor-VlctroJa IX, ?30 #3
tis newest style |
ctor-Victrola I
ie latest addition I
he famous Victor- 5 * '>
rola line?and only V,
extremely popular price
nade more popular still
lr easy-payment plan.
ie in and hear this instr*an<l
find out how easily ic g
ics yours. g
r 6tyle? of the Victor-VictroU $71 I
Victors $10 to $100. ? ^