Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CEDAR SWAMP JOTTINGS. Popular Young People Wed-Mr. Godbold Makes Fine Impression Cedar Swamp, December 19:?Mr Maxie Clifford Hemingway and Miss Hessie Ruth McCullough, led by Mrs Erin Grayson and Mrs Marvin Mc-j Cullough, approached the hymeneal I altar at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the home of Mr J S McCullough, # to the soft, rhythmic strains of Lohengrin's wedding march, rendered by Miss Sadie Snowden. The bride , and groom 9tood beneath an artistically arranged arch of mosses and evergreen interspersed with lighted candles,which, with numerous others in the darkened room, gave out a silvery glow that enhanced the beauty and solemnity of the marriage occasion. Rev A E Riemer, by the authority vested in him and in the name of the State of South Carolina, in an impressive manner pronounced the words that made them man and wife. The young, popular and attractive bride was becomingly attired in a beautiful dark blue dress, wearing a white hat and accessories to match. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John S McCullough, of this place. Mr Hemingway is a progressive young business man of Nesmith. The marriage was a quiet affair, the near relatives and a few intimate friends being present. After the ceremony a delightful supper was served,the beautiful and "useful presents of the newly married couple were viewed and then the farewell to homefolk was said, for soon the happy pair sped away to Nesmith, their future home, where they will realize "The joys of marriage are the heaven on earth, Life's paradise,great princess, the soul's quiet, Sinews of concord, earthly immortality, Eternity of pleasure." The large congregation at the Methodist church wa? delighted with the earnest and edifying introductory sermon of the new pastor, Rev T W Godbold.last Sunday afternoon. Notwithstanding the very inclement weather last Friday evening, the hot supper at the school building was a success. The home folk appreciate very much the attendance of visitors from Trio, Bryan and Kingstree. The approaching Yuletide will, we hope, be observed as Christmas day was intended tot be, and when the season shall have passed,let there be done or said nothing that shall cause regret. Here is hoping to The Record's faithful force and to the gen tie readers many happy returns. WES. Rev W A Fairy Welcomed. Laurens, Dec 17:?Welcoming services were held at the First Methodist Church this evening for the new pastor, the Rev W A Fairy. There were no services at the other city churches, the pastors and congregations of each attending and participating in the formal welcome to the new Methodist minister. The Rev C F Rankin, of the Presbyterian 1 Church, and the Rev Samuel H Templeman.tof the Baptist Church, speaking for themselves and their congregations, spoke words of hearty welcome to the new pastor anu his family. In a ve-y p'easing vein Mr Fairy responded to the warm words of welcome, pledginghis best effurtstoward the progress of the work here. Hnw In (ihpnk that linlri. When it is painful to breathe and fever sends chills up and down your back, you are in for a cold. A timely dose of I)r Bells Pine Tar Honey | will stop the sneezes and sniffles. ' The pine balsam loosens the phlegm and clears the bronchial tubes, the honey soothes and relieves the sore * throat. The antiseptic qualities kill the germs and the congested condi- 1 tion is relieved. Croup, whooping : cough and chronic bronchial affec- ^ tionsquickly relieved. At all Drug- gists, 25c. Winter Brings Colds To Children A child rarely goes through the whole winter without a cold, and j every mother should have a reliable j remedy handy. Fever, sore throat, t tight chest and croupv coughs are < sure symptoms. A dose of I )r Bell's ? Pine Tar Honey will loosen the phlegm, relieve the congested lungs and stop the cough. It- antiscntie ? pine balsams heal and soothe. I\.r r croup, wlu-oping cough and c'Tonie i bronchiai t'oubles try i>r l?H i - Pine v T.< i I "in > . At all Drnggists, 2~>c. The Farmer's Opportanlty. I feel assured that the farmers of this section are naturally blue on | account of the great disaster that i befell them last summer in the loss of most of their crops, and that they are beginning to ngure upon what j money crops to plant that will bring to them the greatest remuneration the coming year. Of course that is hard to tell with absolute certainty. j My candid belief, however, is, it is j your golden opportunity to plant to-1 bacco. I do not believe the prospects were ever better for good prices for tobacco than for the coming crop. There are two reasons for this: the past two years the crop has been short.especially in the bright tobacco belt. On the other hand, never since the tobacco industry was introduced has the demand been so great as it is now. Hence you can see that it does not take any argument to convince you that there must be good ^ prices for the coming crop. Do not let the high prices for cot- j ton fool you into planting your entire money crop in that lone staple, , for it is an assured fact that the entire South is going to plant cotton as it never planted before. Therefore it is easy to see where, with a fair yield, the price will go on the 1 other hand for years. * Plant tobacco, hay. hominy and a little cotton, < ( and success is yours. Incidentally,! I will say that I will be on the mar- ^ ket again to help you to realize the big prices that we have been talking 1 about. The Tobacco Board of Trade has agreed to spend $100 for seed, and you can get them from Mr W K Mcintosh. I will have a lot of seed at W E Jenkinson's and J M Brown's stores. 1 South Carolina can produce fifty \ million pounds. Stili, in my opinion ] you will receive the greatest price i you have possibly ever gotten. This j is not my judgment alone, but the i consensus of opinion of all tobacco < people in touch with the situation. F To sum up the whole matter: A 1 good crop of tobacco and a fair sea- i son you will reap the greatest har- \ vest you have ever known. c Having been in your county for c five seasons,I am naturally solicitous that the coming year you may have abundant returns. c E L Morgan. l ?? 1 Whenever You Need a General Tonic v Take Grove's g The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless _ chill Tonic is equally valuable as a n?nw?l Tonir because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE J and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives | out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds op the Whole System. 50 cents. TWjM L.WETHERHORH &S0K :harlestcn.sx. i i* Sole Distributors of 'Black Rock Wall Board" 2 Moisture resisting and special p nanufacture makes it the best W irVrite us for samples and prices. ? i ? 5 Kin 1 w g This it a prescription prepared especially l or MALARIA or CHILLS A. FEVER. > five or six dotes will break any case, and ) f taken then at a tonic the Fever will not ? eturn. It acts on the liver better than f. Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c > Undressed Lumber g 1 always have on hand a lot of unIrv^ed lumber (board and framing) at $ ny mill near Kingstree. for sale at the ?v owc't price for good material. See or g erit< ;r* for further infnrrnn+i n eir. a* F. II_ HODGli.1" WOMEN'S Women, more than men, h tiring work and physical stra nervous systems and bring ] weakness?unless treated intel Drug-laden pills and alcoholic woman's strength, but the concentn scorn ei - ^ L.itlJ IvAm it* VfAVW | fUUUU SUCltgUl IIV1U tw TVIJ ? of women to gain control tiredness, nervousness, imp* SCOTT'S is a liquid Scott _ The Universal Ford. ["hat "distance lends enchantment," , An ancient proverb ran. 3ut since our Ford has sped us As far as eye can scan, >Ve realize revision, Ana note with one accord ? rhe distance lends enchantment When journeyed on a Ford. f you would be a busy bee, To gather sweetest honey, I ] Jn wings of freedom you must flee To cull the needed money: >o this I say -Without delay, ; . Get wings upon old paces. i [o fly abroad on latest Ford i And cull in distant places. ^ _ ' i j Lingering Coughs Are Dangerous. < Get rid of that ticking cough that i ) vrm :vt niirlit -mil dmiiw 1 ?i" o , : c ;our vitality and energy. Da King's Sew Discovery is a pleasant balsam ; einedy, antiseptic, laxative and i I >romptly effective. It soot lies t lie rritated membrane and kills the old germs; your cough is soon re-, ieved. Delay is dangerous?get Drj ving's New Discovery at once. Fori learlv fifty years it has been the fa-! 'orite remedy for grippe, croup, j :oughs and colds. Get a bottle to-j lay at your Druggists, .">0c. ? i The members of Waverlv Metho- i list church, Columbia, gave their: >astor, Rev J B Mahaffey, former-! r>f girifrotroo a "nniinrtinor" loaf I J V* Ak.lU^WVi\.V, U pVUt<UIM^ JMJV I H teek. He generously presented the l lifts to Epworth orphanage. 3 $44 40 fro? KI EXCURSION 1 Thursday, E Via the ATLANT1 The Standard Raili For the Christmas and ] i n a . ii. . ? i.i i.:. n sion xo i^uDa tne Auanuc ^ sion tickets from Kingstr meals and berths on steam the date named above, limi ary 7, 1917. Fares will apply via Jac East Coast and the "Over S West Coast of Florida, throi good going via one route ar er, and tickets will be go< tions en route, either on t\ both. Proportionate Fares from I inVa. and North and South Ca For schedules, reservation; interesting literature on Ci signed, who will procure it i W. w. HOLLIDAY, Ticket A vJA'^?-V*A \/-vi/v%5-v5^v I THE WAF I BU I J. L. ST1 I HAS B p I Horses ar | For Sale or 1 | J. L. STl I Livery, Feed an< I Lake City, y NERVES ave excitable nerves, because in tax their more delicate premature age and chronic ligently. : concoctions cannot build up a ited medicinal food properties in ; mil mi tource and are helping thousands I of their nerve power?overcome 11 itience and irritability. ' -fooch^free from alcohol i. Bkxxnficld. N. J. IM In the Babel of Voices hew is the public to judge whose is most worthy to be heard ? Keep is Bind a few facts tad yoar decision will be easy. We were doing business 8S years ago. We bare continued in an unbroken line ever since The experience, the skill, tbe tried ^nd proved aethods acquired in that long period are enjoyed by few concerns. Pin your faith to the house ttat ias gc": the qualities to enow -e. B The fcRoviniBrands of Whiakey have a con- fl a~.et! . arily: ^ OLD KZK7I CKTSPRINGS 1 gaL jo . &JS? I DEERfCOT RYE 4 jII qt-. 3.75 1 PIKNA -J. CORN | h pints, 4.00 hi v:or s M.-.LT :s ?.-?!: a. 4.:o q i/LDL: r.tiintnr K:t, a:.-.prb Yt?w/ 4 ^nsrts, 4.75 I Expict- * pr.-?.i-4. R.mitr.'.r..: .oa .ompanv xdcr. ... .'. C. . .t-rer*. . . i.-ar. : r.vrcrs Aitcc. .. ;:io : :*.fr.Ci-Ijst ft I'm. ar.J L .^jr.n. JA?.!?3 OLV/ELL 3c CO. 131 We?t Street uUbli h-d 13J8 NEW YORK " ForBestResults I Ih Ship Your 9 l ong Staple Cotton If ? w I Wnaley & Rivers D 1 Charleston, S. C. H I Original Promoters of Staple IS I Cotton in the Southeast. |ffi !. JI? INGSTREE to HAVANA : ( Ol I IC COAST LINE road of the South .^ew Year holiday excuroast Line will sell excuree to Havana, including ships, at the fare and on ted returning until Januksonville; thence via the tea Railroad," or via the ugh Port Tampa, but not id returning via the oth)d to stop over at all sta/YAinrr AI< trm nr V1 V/A. Nearly Every Other Point rolina. Children HalfFare s on trains and ships and iba, apply to the under'or you promptly. ; gent, - Kingstree, S. C. t IS ON || JCKEYI IOTH I id Mules I ^ ? ! * I txcnange. | | UCKEYf d Sale Stable || South Carolina h | ? Siegling Music Charleston, S. C. - Flor< Established 1819 THE PLAYER PI/ The Piano that anyone in the family ( prices and easy terms. Let our special r A. H. Hutt, call upon you and explai possibilities of these instruments. A. H. Hutt, Manager I IF " It's Christmas I It's Christmas I It's Christmas I It's Christmas P It's Christmas I It's Christmas I I It's Christmas 8 I It's Christmas I I It's Christmas H B or anything for1 SCOTT DRUI \ FLOOR Best Grade, 75c per MATCHLESS GLOSS FURM In Pint and Half-Pint Cans, 35i Adjustable Floor Mops ant Treated Woolen Duj that take up every particle of dust ai polished surface. We have them, floors and furniture and pay for th vice and satisfaction. Steele Furnitu 208 Main Street Oppos see \ FOR= Horses, Mules, I Waa'ons, Harness, Whips, Etc. Yours to plea Williamsburg Live Si Kingstree, House | Bnce, S. C. 1 H 1 m 1 r ^ INO J an play. At low ^ epresentative, Mr am n the wonderful I Y| :lorence House. I 1 ?8 t HnHDBHB ; Cards, I ; Booklets, i Seals, Stamps, Novelties, Ctohnnarn I uiauuuti j, Presents, Candies, r Cigars, Christmas, see ECO, ? OIL * gallon URE POLISH i p and ?5r. 1 Chemically iters rid leave a clean They save your emselves in ser/ t re Co. ite Court House JS Juggies, ^r Robes, I * * se, lock Co. ' s. c. LA