The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 26, 1916, Page FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY. OCT. 26.1916. '
NEWS ITEMS FROM LAKE CITY.
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A Rapidly Growing Lodge-An- J11
other Business Enterprise.
Lake City, October 25:?Hon R a|
K Wallace of Kingstree was in town i ^
Monday morning on business, and y
while here he met several of his old- S
time friends. al
Mr Hubert Williams, who is taking
a course at the .State University, \ ]y
came home last Thursday to attend 01
the funeral of Judge Green, and remained
over until Sunday. h<
Mr P D Cockfield was in Florence,
Saturday of last week on business. hi
Mr John J Brown, the veteran I
soldier and veteran school teacher, |e
spent the closing days of last week tc
in town with relatives and friends.
Mr Brown is well advanced in years, ec
but his health remains good. We are w
always delighted to meet the old fr
gentleman. There is no finer man, I
no one who has done more for his I C
country. r
The local lodge of Knights of c<
Pythias continues to grow. About
a year ago this lodge took on new
life and began to get in new mem- 0r
bers. Since then the incoming mem- ,
bers have been a steady tide, al- 0
most every meeting degrees are con- Gi
forroH and thp sunnlv of new ma- A
terial shows no signs of exhaustion. as
The lodge will have a supper on the 0f
night of November 7. A full mem- .
bership is expected to enjoy the supper,
the celebration of the re-elec- S<
tion of President Wilson and the rc
riding exhibition of several "tender- to
foots". w
Quite a good proportion of dur
population will visit the State fair 00
this week. Some have gone already St
and others will go later on. Several co
parties from the Indiantown section re
passed here in automobiles Tuesday ^
morning on their way. Quite a good
many went from this town in cars
the same morning. In fact there
are so few people left, that news is tx
scarce. of
The Plowden Auto Co has been j
commissionen with a capital of $2,000.
The officers are: D W Alderman.
Jr. president and treasurer,
and J G Plowden, vice president and to
secretary. je
Mr W Murray Severance is gone. cj.
No use to say where. Everybody
knows. He will probably show up 8U
[ before Christmas., 01
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Items from Cedar Swamp. jn
Cedar Swamp, October 25: ta
Through the efforts of Miss Lillian ^
Salters, the wide-awake principal of
, Cedar Swamp Graded school, an un- rc
usual opportunity was afforded the et
people of the neighborhood to hear la
an address full of inspiration and in st
no less degree of enthusiasm by Wy- c{
att Taylor, field secretary of the
Christian Endeavor society, Monday
afternoon. Mr Taylor himself is a
young man and placed emphasis on vi
the importance of young people join- at
ing this society, that they may have g
the privilege of expressing them- cc
selves and receive training to take SI
up the commendable Christian serv- tl
ices of those of today whom nature oi
has destined in a few fleeting years
to pass into the great beyond. The c^
Christian Endeavor society is inter- p!
denominational, and the one organ- oi
ized here.to meet each Sunday night, is
is expected to increase largely in ti
numbers before many weeks have g,
passed.
Mr Taylor was taken from here vi
by Mr R H Ervin of Indiantown, ac- di
companied by Misses Salters and li;
Jane Ervin, and will address a socie- ci
tv already organized in the Indian- F
town community.
Miss Sue Coker, a member of the V
school faculty here, visited her home st
at Hartsville during the week-end w
and returned in due time for her tl
scholastic duties Monday morning,
bringing with her a Ford, which la
serves the double purpose of neces- gi
sity and luxury, jc
Miss Beth McGill, who is making
her initiatory efforts at "training in
the young idea to shoot," spent the F
week-end at home and returned to w
her school Sunday afternoon. . cf
Suttons Sittings.
cfirttons,October 23:?School open- tr
ed here this morning under the tu- ai
telage of Misses Rich and McCollough
and we hope that the patrons w
and pupils will co-operate with them Ti
and make the ensuing term more la
than ordinarily successful. This se
school has had larger openings, bpt fii
we are grateful to those who came ti?
and feel sure that there will soon be
a splendid enrollment. fc
Mra D J Griffin ^and children of to
Aadrews were here seyeral days re- w
cently with relatives. ch
Messrs H P Brown of Gourdin and cc
J A McCollough of Bryan had business
here one day last week. Jj
Several of the folk around here C:
enjoyed a box supper at the Aim well ai
school Friday night. n<
Mrs R D Blakely visited at Oceda G
a few days last week. la
Mr Mazzell of Georgetown was
?re Friday and Saturday of last
eek.
Mr and Mrs T C Cooper and Miss
mit Walters were Andrews shop?rs
Saturday.
Messrs J M Blakeley and T L Boy
of Wiggins autoed here last week,
aking the trip in one day with no
ouble at all. It was a Ford car.
The residence of Mr H E Ogburn
: Trio has been completed, and he
loved his family there last week.
!e regret that they have left this
ction but wish them "good luck"
: their new home.
Mr Eddie and Master Dock Blakewent
to Andrews several days ago
i business.
Mr G C Parsons of Gourdin was
?re several days ago.
Mr S J Walters of Bryan visited
is parents here Sunday.
Messrs C P Ogburn and J EBlakey
made a flying trip to Georgetown
day.
Miss Margery Norton has return1
home after spending the past
4ek pleasantly with relatives and
iends. Poor Boy.
:OURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
snvened Here Monday?Much
Business Dispatched.
The fall term of the court of Genal
Sessions convened here at 9:30
clock Monday morning with Judge
eo E Prince of Anderson presiding,
shley P Walker of Columbia acted
i court stenographer in the place
1 L E Wood, who is convalescing
om a severe case of typhoid fever,
flicitor P H Stoll was in the court
>om Monday but being still unable
i perform his duties turned his
ork over to E L Hirsch, Esq, who
inducted the State's cases. Mr
oil was taken sick while attending
urt at Sumter last week and as a
suit was ipable te do his work as
>licitor.
Judge Prince's charge to the
and jury Monday morning has
?en commented upon as being one
! the ablest discourses heard here
some time. In delivering his
large the able jurist consumed
)out an hour and a quarter, and
uched upon many important subcts.
He, like Judge Wilson in his
large to the grand jury at the
immer term, laid special stress up1
the importance of the county
hools, and the duty of grand jurors
connection with this very impor,nt
branch of the county's business,
e also touched upon the subject of
>ads, their construction, upkeep,
;c, charged that the prohibition
w be enforced and that the moral
atus of the county be at all times
irefully safeguarded.
CASES DISPOSED OF.
The State against Joe Shaw, preously
tried for assault and battery
id resisting an officer, and found
uilty; case appealed to the supreme
>urt and remanded for- sentence,
haw was sentenced to one year on
le county chaingang or pay a fine
f $100.
The State against John Allen, lar?ny
and housebreaking. Defendant
lead guilty and was sentenced to
ne year on the chaingang. Allen
ka nanp*A lirVin ro/?onflu Krnko intn
le express office and stole several
allons of whiskey.
The State against Alex Owen, for
iolating the dispensary law; defenant
plead guilty and received a
ght sentence of one year on the
laingang or pay a fine of $100.
ine paid.
The State against Ed Calhoun and
Millie McFadden for larceny of live
;ock. Defendants plead guilty and
ere sentenced to one year each on
le chaingang.
The State against Paul Hanna for
rceny of live stock. Hanna plead
uilty and was assigned to one years'
>b on the chaingang.
The State against Frank Washigton,
housebreaking and larceny,
rank plead guilty as charged and
as sentenced to one year on the
laingang.
The State against Gordon Oliver,
larged with larceny of bicycle,
ied and found not guilty. Defendlt
represented by A C Hinds, Esq.
The State against Marie Broxton,
hite. housebreaking and larceny.
he defendant plead guilty of petty
rceny and the judge imposed a
ntence of 30 days in jail or $30.00
le which he-suspended on condions.
The State against William Smith
ir assault and battery with intent
i kill; defendant plead guilty and
as sentenced to six months on
laingang. Sentence suspended on
inditions.
The State against Ben McCrea,
ick Smith, Sid Burgess, Joe Mcrea,
Lee Fulton, housebreaking
id larceny, tried and verdict of
it guilty directed by the court,
ounsel for defendants, R K Wal,ce,
Esq.
The case of the State against Joe
and Frank Singletary for housebret
ing and larceny, nol prossed.
The State against George Broi
and Willard White, larceny of li
stock, tried and found not guili
J - * * 1 L.. T o
ueienaani reuresemeu u> a
Shuler, Esqs.
The State against Marie Wilst
charged with murder was tried a
found guilty of manslaughter wi
recommendation to mercy. T
woman was sentenced to two yet
in the county jail. The defends
was ably represented by J no M Ro
Esq, who was appointed by the coi
to defend her. The evidence $ho
ed that the woman had been m
treated by her husband; she stm
him a blow on the head with a sti<
as a result of which he died.
The State against Tom Huggii
housebreaking and larceny, tri<
found guilty and sentenced to c
year on chaingang.
This case wound up the crimii
docket for the term and at 12 o'clc
the common pleas court was open<
Criminal cases continued w<
those of the State against Jno Y\
son. obtaining goods by false p
tense; Lula and Maggie Davis, gra
larceny; Tom Cutter, larceny of li
stock, two cases; Henry Boddifoi
ressisting an officer, and Tom
Burgess, failure to support wife.
THIS WOMAN PROFITED
BY OTHERS' EXPERIENG
Had Faith In What She Read and V
Fnahlirf fn Win Contest.
HAD TRIED TEN YEAR
"It Sore Is Wonderful*" Deeli
ed Mrs Murphy, of Colombia
During Interview.
"Tanlac did me more good th
all the other medicines I took di
ing the ten years I was in such h
health, and I took only four bottles
declared Mrs Clara Murphy, of 1(1
' Whaley St, Columbia, in a stai
ment she recently gave in endor
ment of Tanlac.
"I suffered from indigestion in
very bad chronic form," she C(
iiotio/l ,l Af+or rtioalc T fplt ft(S
IIUUUU. iliw I x *V4V
there were coals of fire in my stoi
ach and throat. Often I wov
have bad spells of this troub
Headaches made me miserable
the time, and my nerves were
such bad shape that I could not r
day or night.
"Shortness of breath, which
had awfully bad, troubled me
the time, and it was very uncoi
foitable. I also was bothered
great deal with sleeplessness. I h
been this u;ay for alxiut ten ye:
and 1 had taken almost every me?
cine I heard of and had Wen unc
treatment of a lot of doctors' but
did not seem to improve a bit.
"We began reading the Tan
advertisements and finally I beg
to taking it. It sure is a wond<
ful medicine, too, Tan lac is, for
sure did give me great relief,
completely broke up my indigesti
and I have not been troubled wi
my stomach since the first half
my first, bottle of Tanlac was tak(
My appetite is good now?I just ca
not get enough to eat it seems. '
nerves do not trouble me now an<
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<lo nui nave iieau;um*? anj muic.
"That shortness of breath v
quickly relieved and the Tan
built up my stomach, nerves a
my system generally in a rea
wonderful way. I gained ni
pounds before the third lx)ttle w
gone, and I have not weighed sin<
The Tanlac did me more good th
all the medicines I have taken in t
i years, and I took only four bott
I of Tanlac.
j "I sleep well now and I feel li
a new person. I am glad to reco:
mend Tanlac, too, whenever I ha
the chance. I have done all I c
to get all the sickly people near h<
to take Tanlac, and a number
them were also greatly aided by it
Tanlac, the master medicine,
sold by Kingstree Drug Co, Kinj
tree; Mallard Lumber Co, Gree!
ville; R P Hinnant, Suttons; S
Aronson, Lane, S C.
Mr R F Howie of Darlingnon spc
the week-end here.
Mr W E Thompson of Georgeto^
was in Kingstree yesterday to atte
the funeral of his sister, Mrs Owe]
TRS. MELTON'S LETTER
To Tired Worn-out Mothers
Jackson, Miss.?"I shall feci repa
for writing this letter if I can help ai
tired, worn-out mother or housekeep
to find health and strength as I hai
"I have i. family of five, sew, coi
and do my housework and I bec&i
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I very mucti run-aown in u?iw. a mu
asked me to try Vinol. I did bo and n<
I 1 am veil and strong and my old til
j energy has been restored. Vinol has j
I puperior as a tonic for worn-out, ru
j down, tired mothers or housekeeper)
| ?Mrs J. N. Mnxoit) Jackson, Mi
j Sou It Drug Co, Kingstree, S C.
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Places For F
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5j A Hoosier
I Beauty
$1.00 a Week
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?d,j MOST FAMOUS CABINET
IN THE WORLD
iai SERVING A MILLION
*k WOMEN
?d.
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Ji]' "Hoosier Beauty's" Life
rned Time Construction
,
ive All the conveniences
rd, that Domestic Science
jyj Experts could invent
have been embodied in ffotewide
this "Hoosier Beauty" space?uji
by the master-cabinet
workers who built it. c*Wv 1
It brings you three big
cupboards, a large panIT
try, a roomy table,numILi
erous handy bins and tftlJ
compartments. It J nt
puts all your tools and III
KlS supplies at yow fingor'* ^ < 1
ends! J||
When you get the a f Pec:
"Hoosier Beauty" No. I
1653, you will have the 1
.,3. satisiacuon ci iinowinx HMUIIIH
that yoa possess a life- III |Pj
time, laborsaving ma- U 111
lP" chine of which you will Rigjip
t be as proud in twenty
years as you are the day
you buy it^This in a
measure explains why
three-fifths of the HooJr_
sier Tabinets sold are
, "Hoosier Beauties",
ad
;; $1.00 Puts ti
teCome
to our stor
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Kingstree
Two Doors From 1
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T Taking Straw Vote.
I
ajl For the past three weeks the men
ni_ bers of the National Association <
a RexalJ Druggists to the number (
ac| 8,000 have been taking a ballot i
irs their customers and have alreac
jj. recorded the political views of ov<
|yr 2,500,000 voters drawn from i
I walks of life. The results of th
ballot in 8,000 hamlets, village
|a(. | towns and cities, ranging in popul
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of
S- tobacco
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enjoyment
as you never thoug
iiy could be is yours
ne command quick
you buy some Prir
an Albert and fire-up
*n pipe or a home-ma
cigarette!
ike
m- Prince Albert giv
ive ycu every tobacco s?
isfaction your smot
of appetite ever hanker
for. That's becau
it's made by a patent
ly- process that cuts c
s bite and parch! Pi
been sold without
>nt We prefer to give q
(vn C
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id has a flavor as differei
JJ And that isn't strange,
re. r>k
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ne Buy Prince Albert every- *
ad where tobacco i* Mold in
toppy red bags, Sc; tidy red *
ne tins, 10c; handsome pound r
qq and half-pound tin humin.
dors?and?that corking fine C
!_?? pound crystal-glass humi- I
Bi^ dor with sponge-moistener
top that keeps the tobacco
in such clxver trim?always I *
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ouse ForYoi
:our Hundred Articles Withir
The National Step
lis New Hoosier i
e and have a demons!
er Labor-Saving Cabir
Furniture
*ostoffice tion
from 100 to 6.000.000, are forn.
warded by mail and telegraph daily j
to the National headquarters of the1
3f druggists' association in Boston, j
3f There the results are tabulated and |
ly the returns reported back, to the
?r 8,000 members. Before the official
t]| 'balloting takes place, on November
,js 7, the name of the* President-elect of
s the United States will be announced
a' in Xingstree by the Scott Drug Co,
mt ?<Jt
ince Albert has always m*/
coupons or premiums. ^
uality I
INCE ALBE
the national joy smoke
it as it is delightful You nevei
either.
i/Ien who think they can't smok
ette can smoke and will sm<
Albert. And smokers who have nc
>ut certainly have a big surprise
.nmin/T tViatr IITQW QC crwiri QQ tl
.UIllHlg U1V/U *f WW WW*? MW M
3rince Albert tobacco will tell its c
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Company
Kingstree, S. C.
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which firm is a member of the National
Association of Rexall Druggists.
Tresspass Notice.
All persons are hereby warned against %
allowing their stock on or trespassing
in any way whatever upon the lands of
the undersigned, situate in Johnson
township. \ ny party or parties violating
this notice will be prosecuted at
law. W G Burrows. 10-26-4t
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pip** wh*r* <?rk~.?4+*,~JJ'\&.j. >j jfi
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- tasted the like of it!
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e a pipe or roll a cigaoke
if they use Prince [
)t yet given P. A. a try- v
and a lot of enjoyment >
ley invest in a supply. tj
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