The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 10, 1919, Image 1
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TOBACCO MARKET
OPENS TUESDAY
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the bu :> ..
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merchants : an';* . i . ing
with taste and eag* ;
rush and a!i Kings:*. * - a.i; :'?>
the oif ninir of t: t ?t -*..-< on
next.
Tl'Ksn.W, M l.\ \~
The opening of ti.* *oliae? ? -* a-on
has been a big event in the life of
Kingstreo for the past seve?al \. a and
the opening on n< \t Tue-da\
bids fair to hold its plaet a- a r?-d
letter oeeasion. If the Indlcation.point
in the right direet on. 1\:< .-day
next will i'org? ahead o' all otiu i
tohaceo *>i?en;na a- til*
open'' : :. of tile g*a'*st tobaeee
sea K ve-ti*-.- and V liamsburg
co.r .y . > \\ i r,< . .
an-! y r. . -1
?' ' ' - a '!' duced.
a: ..i < no .
not t-v n l ba.<OR
. ' .!<i b.- it
pivdictior inn tii<
a we* k o -o hack ?>oost?<! in i op
in a ;i pi isintr ffannt-i nn?.
smiles to tin- face- of :n;-.n\ farme:and
tobacco men.
Speculation is hf? concerning: tin
. price tobacco will command. K\. na:
this time, with the season almo>t.on.
it is impossible to say what the weed
will "bring:". The farmer don't know
and the wise buyers are not yet on
to the prices. But all concerned arc
I* airreed on one point? "it'll bring a
? ?=>good
price." 'Why not", seasoned one
warehouseman, "everything else is
bringing a good price: why not tobacco?"
The warehouseman can't be
far wrong. There is doubt in the
minds of some of the tobacco men
as to whether "primings" will bring
the big price they commanded last
year but confidence is expressed that
good tobacco will command just as
big prices as it did last season, and
perhaps much better pi ices
At 1" A. M. n xt Tuesda;. the rirst
sale wiil begin a*. rl?
crowd will he on
selling of the fi * min
Ut?\s l?<'1??;? it a .! t"
vera! \ .ts 1 on . iil . .. v. to
decidi what - :
first sale. Tho a n< ' !? lm
his work at tia . : r
the 1 ! 11* tohaivo
cially open.
Believing tiiat the crop tii ? a.?u:i
would !>? a hig one. tho Nelson Wai
i house Company. Melnio.-it. lit p:.
r Burgess and Rhem, proprietors. have
f prepared tot big hu.-iness In enlarging
the floor space of the oltl hou.-one
third greater thiin its original
size. The Nelson House is seeounu m
size only to on< warehouse in the
State now ami it is claimed tiiat it
the largest under one root' in tin
State. Kinjrstree iv.a\ justly lee I
proud of this honor. The Nelson
House has several thousand pounds
of tohaeco on 1 floor a' < l> and
will he in readings foi the hiy salon
Tuesday.
(ioiie!1-- War? t M. K.
(lass of Winston i'* at a . . a
e\ perl s " ' lie' . a < . 1 !
han < an. ai ? .
Meed. \ fei X-. d
the fiooi m> v ;
the !?U\e;- <i
!! .Use f*
ship Wit'
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big Cent?a! 11?> i I; tie
tiers claim to fx- t!i<- coob.-t in
town, is bettor prepared than evei
for big sa'os. Kach <!av brings a load
or more to the Central House and
the proorietors expect a great sale
on Tuesday.
The Kellahan Warehouse is also
prepared to do a big business this
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11 < :u l\ cay. !\ lahan H?>u?
' vpcet a hip floor uiki argo ?>
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Kiilhii>ia?iio 1111: 11**1(1 Tnexla
Nii'hl and Important Matter*
("oi<>?der?'d.
Ill* meeting of th< K aitr.-t: < e ltoar<
of Trade, held at the ?*ourt hous
I i-'sday nijrh: wa.< an enthu>iasti
? ?? and .-oiii. v? r. >:poitant worl
v.a> proj <*tf.I . c .:< ai?oat ii:
ty m?mlu'i - ;?! j * a-.d d.ivina tl
. nti . t .. -t..- 'an; no!
\\a> ?<?undod and I'.oard nr.ar'
? < m i. a ' us a:
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1'. C o'i!tney. i.. C. I'<?vc ami i
!:: itt??n :i| 11:. .j a- a eomm t
tee u? -o:ici' luitlui :b-cription
ami lo secure the neo-.-ary data a
u> equipping and operating a stean
laundry plant. The town i- to !?? ton
irratulated that th?. Hoard of Trad
has taken up this matter as a latin
dr\ is very much needed here, ani
with the preliminary work ahead,
done. Kingf>tree will ne able to boas
of an up to date .-team laundry a
soon as the organization can lie com
pleted and the plant equipped.
The Hotel situation was also di.eussetl.
and A. C. Swail-. I.eKo;
("ate.- and S. J. Deery were appoint
ed a committee to interview our bu.-;
ness men for the purpose of tinaa
eini; the buildini; of a modem bote]
The Santee Ihidire project wa- a!
.-o di.-cus.-ed and tile president of tb
IV.rml of Tra?N v d! erted to .
? n--i . avd ma'
tilt ;iU| jlt.M i>i | .. e|!*to .
-l.. ( o icr< ; Oi-ir: nizath a - in 1
!? - el as ' t*h:
'..mm of: off],
ti e \: nta;--- of ' V .
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n:r lh? Santr. -;ir? at Murray'
Ferry. h wa? ! ut? d ??i;t that :
bridge aero-- Santee at Murray";
Fern* would mean a praetieallt
.-! raiirht road from Charleston lo
Kinirstree. I ak? City. Florenee Pat I
ington and en to Cheraw where tla
National Hitrhway would be toueheii
a!.-o there would i>e praetieally :
strai'jht road from Iaineaster. Can
den. Ilishopvilio. and Kinirstn-e on t<
Charleston. An effott will he made t?
iret all the p. op'e alonjr the toad
nn-ntioned int'n-t<u :n havinsr t' ?
M mIl-v at .Murray s r?-rry.
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!.:tur? n l>ak? >. Cade-: ( I'ax
li'V, Hemingway; IMiirn us ('mom
Kin.irsti? ' . Poland (lively* ilh
?'re>iden? l-M'-k Homo
President Wilson will present th<
peace treaty and the league of na
tions covenant to the Senate tomor
row.
THE NEW SELLEY
SANATARIUM
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.-o<*n the imat littV otVn- i> ..i?iifi;r <>'
>?x rooms, the physician's consulting
room.- From the office tho colored
ward of six rooms is visible, from
1 which the colored patients may easily
be removed to the operating room
of the main buildinp.
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ha - ;-> to t!;? o!o\ atoi.
?har:<i ?t ?'< ? * rii-h whirh run.- tl,?
hole < n^rth of th?- ti? >t?>i i? s. >
io>|i!ta. i.- (quipped with
uro:.L'M\ tr.odrrn i-hcmiVa!. haete-'
a "j. iii! ;.!) ' fathhalojricai lahoca-,
tn' iin a<: iif?T. to tii?.-i ift'iio'a'
atiut - ;i.i . ni'Iation <?*" th< 1> ii'?ii;i
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rilai v.i- .-trp a puriou.-. homc!
k.' ;:n<! wall ft.rn: :t?! ?-??- -pt:?>n 1
room. On tho tir.-t floor an- four <
rooms for pa'.i< nts opt-ninir into tho
ball way tl at from tlit* nrop- I
oil ooill. I.HI US 'Ili'i'i- i> mi'
ir" 0:1 tin so<on?l flr.iii we will want <
till I'Olll ti'OllS nil so to sllOW IIS up I
tin -;air- which n themselves make 1
a pretty mnami ntation for tin- 1
' >,"i mm'! flour. On tin* seiottil flooi we
air n p'i . <1 w it'" the ni-atno.-s tit"
l. < m if.- I ; t i. I'. with tin' mm 1
r'.-atul of t!
brilliantly lijrhto*? operating room at
tl; .<! ' the hall Even the white
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r? >t'ut*n.'r four to si\ patients ,
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kitchen an'i a doctor's scribe room. 1
While the Kelley Hospital is ouite
up-to-date it is not entirely finished. i
There are yet some big features to
be added. Among these is the big .
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pii-* graduate cortifict* - from John
1! : '- !>. sr;-< at institution.- in
! ; and . Yo.k and from
.is Mayo H!t; ! in Michigan.
In charge of the X-ray and as
an?-liioi.-t i.- l>r. I!. M. Montgomery.
I>i*. ('iy!er Harper, recently winner
of the !o\ injr cup a.- the mo.-t proficient
student at Charleston Medical
College. will he in charge of the
'.ahoratorv and v.iil act as house >urg?
on. Doctors \Y. ?. (Iambic and J .
S. Hemingway consulting phy-i
rians.
Oil > nil; :>ioyr?l
at !v "< y !!?.- ;a'. TO < !'.. s iitan.i
t! foUpninjr : !t? a : Miss
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hon. A color#.j r.i:-. with ufru.ijal.'
iTtit'ii-;;'? i-' p!?y? . '<>: th? color
<! wani.
I In* ?!,- of Kin^.-ttvo an iu.-t;.
pro.a! of .ltoir hospital. Tiny ~lii-.ul .
-how thoir prido i>v t>o. stiny it on a!!
urns ion s am! patronizing t whun
thoir aiinnnts mjuiiv l.o.-pita! attonSm.
Show voir inatv-t ill tlio it t :
it ion l?y rivine it tin- our.."
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Ma-.: ra t'up <: /?;.- Tair \\ tion.
t oir-iinio ^ illiam^hurt;?
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I'loruo "V .. lit; o a'ivioo
l'oout ;,.i vi !? !? 'itvn.-i in Willianis
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I'lni-ra' < '*- ??i" Mr-. I?'a
lam. tlv t'ocnfr'- ri'a,iil""'o4hnr i'u<?
I away at I.at'a Sn"'ay. M?>.
i'ott'nir' am \va- in lu*r !)2n l y?:;r.- i
Lake C'itv News. I
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Mrs. D. C. cV^tt an-' *'?\?. Tena
Me'son wore in T.pT'p f{tv Ten-Haw j
Dr. Ackernan has returned from f
i week's vacation.
ill IN. .! \>. SIMON Di.AD
(nit- ?i| I ia StMo>t. Prominent
Attorney I.?';iclinij Citizens
Tii. Han. .Jan..Simons, lonjr a
l( ;ti! : "f t ? t"! a !< .-ton liar, chai?"
:i:i i 'IT W\\> aiv.l
Co, '< r C an?! former Spoako?'
t; !: of Representative*
at i i! 11. .1 m 7? oVtnrk !a>t
I- jf at bis liome. 17'
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"i tho prac'
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v. h io in the mountains for a
i>: i. f i oiiday. M?r. an attack
??:' neurit:.-. Iiis condition after reaching
home b-raitie worse, an?I he was
kept in his room until about Christma.-.
The'i lu improved and later
irot out again and did some work:
but the last of April he had a second
attack, and for the past two months
wa> oonfinod to his bod. His strength
had boon failing1 steadily for tho past
two wooks and thoso about him
know that it was only a matter of
days until ho would go.
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Monuments and I ? i r H ay
Mr. Kditor:II
plyir.u to "Taxpayer " in your
last wooks issue. I am sorry ho has
gog. n t. at he 1 i\? - on this .-ide
?> ' k ' < r. \\'h< 11 t com. - to
roa 1 wo k ' are not a part <?;" Wil
liam. b'.i g . ?n;r.t\ < o,dy i-ome ill
>1 : :>y tsiv . I I'.e taxes we
v.\ *.'... - ' ing monuments
fur departed Iloa.' Kng: peers. several
oi' which arc placed oat near WiiHam.-hurg
cemetery.
Oar friend. Mr. Joe Friorson, when
In- wa> Uoad Kngineer came on this
side of the river and >tarted to. do
and did <io us some good work and
.-tated to mo that he intended doing
something for us m this side of the
rivY if it took ail his term. But also
friend Joe was soon with the departed,
but did not get a monument
erected to him. We have one public
i _ r> tliof li.Kn't
ruau hi i 1>11 um. ? ?? ?.
had a shovel of dirt thrown in it
for twenty five years yet the taxes
on said road has been collected every
year.
Where is oar Money?
Fair Play.
I.ar.e. S. C.. July 7. 1919.
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Pies From Hvdrophohia
L'ft \! < r. as bitten by a
r . -.fit dl. <1 la -t Friday
at winstot <a. \. C. 1'he yot.njr
: a : \va- 111; h-iv in a traratro
An.ii1:- any one morning
i iiiir .in y jumpi ! at him
; < :' t- I
i ' \i?- i . nr.. M. i". A ' n. took
: at on.-. ' tliia an.I the
t'a>ti-i ;i :.tr:i?-r; . Administered.
Winn in- retained homo h> -aemod
t?i !:;t\?. no ii! effects t'rom the l?ito
ami tlu* fact that ho v.as hitton a
years aire was almost forjrotlen. ho
a as suddenly attacked hy rabies and
. <1 offer horrible >ufForintr. Younff
Ailt-r. ?ii?l his bit during tin1 war in
{!:. nmnitinn 1'actoibs ami wrote
b tt< is back which made others help
i! !: i.- way a!.-<>. Ho was only 20
year.- of aire ar?' wa> a bright capable
young man.
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Salter* iHms.
Tiir |>a.-t two ?>r throe bays ha\e
; <. 11 warm . .<! . t a-onaii!o. Cotton
, ! *' i.at corn is neodr.
!.<?: ?-i'n. Tob:e co ra> mao'c
c. M t.-.e'e . . < at. now
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va?aTn?n. vvlii; h In - ?(? :nli:iir in tin*
:?>p?*?I part of tin- Stato.
Mr. (lonrjfo Stcinmyn of Charles
ten is visiting Mr. Robert Cooper
here.
Mrs. T. C. Nettles of New York, is
visiting re'atives here.
Mr. J. H. Montgomery spent the
fourth at his home in Sumter.