The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 14, 1919, Image 14
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in South Carolina and ?
the distributors in this
section for the
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SIEGLING MUSIC HOUSE, Inc., f
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CHARLESTON, S. C, - FLORENCE, S. C. ?
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I Located FIVE miles from C:
I Cades and Indiantown Road
Hodges, has been sub-divide
Public Aud
1 At 11:00
I TL!. x inn
II ins lariii cuiiiams AV7 acre
A large portion of the land <
remainder well Timbered.
With terms we offer and monei
Terms:~l-3rd Cash, Balance in 1
PINNIX RE/S
I M. H. Pinnix, Genen
$P
The Mexican Situation
There are particular situations
it require, upon the part of ihe
ople and Government of the UnitStates,
a much more efficient
iatment than we have recently em>yed.
Our relations with Mexicc
istitute the foremosf of these sittions.
The Carranza Government
?ms to be drifting upon the rocks,
rhaps half of the Mexican terri y
is now dominated by military
eftains who are in rebellion
ainst Carranza. Obviously the Cariza
regime has owed its very exence
to Mr. Wilson's policies; yet
has been curiously disagreeable in
attitude towards the United
ites. Mexico, of all the Latinnerican
countries, should have been
i first to support the United States
breaking with Germany. Yet, as a
itter of fact, the Carranza Governatt
w?s probably more unfriendly
us through the war period than
y other in the world except the
rman and Austrian.
American interests in Mexico are
titled to protection, and this should
w be demanded and secured. The
tual confiscation by the Carranza
vernment (under pretext of Contution
and laws), of great propties
in the oil regions, the uttei
lure to protect American citizens
d the damage to railroads, mines
d other, American investment
ght no longer to be viewed witt
tient tolerance. The inhabitants oi
ixico are themselves the victims o!
j political and military chaos thai
s become an international nui
nee. We are not suggesting inter
ntion, or proposing any particulai
tnedies. We are merely expressing
p view that the Mexican situatior
lis for careful attention at Wash
?ton with a definite policy and i
m course of procedure. Fair words
lay cannot alter hard facts.?
om "The Progress of the World,'
the American Review of Reviews
r August, 1919.
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Rub-My-Tism is a powerful
antiseptic; it kills the poison
r>oiicaH fi-nm infwtflH mti rnrM
old sores, tetter, etc^?Adv.
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CORPORATORS NOTICE
Pursuant to a commission issuec
the Honorable W. Banks Dove
cretary of State, dated August 7
19, naming the undersigned a
ard of Corporators. Books ol
Ascription to the capital stock oi
; Planters Gin and Trading Comny,
of Greelyville, ?. C., will be
sned at the office of the Boyle
irdware Company at Greelyville
mty of Williamsburg, State oi
uth Carolina, at 11 o'clock a m.
Saturday 16th, day of August,
L9. The capital stock of said corration
will be Twenty Thousand
),000) Dollars divided into two
ndred shares of the value of one
ndred dollars each.
H. D. FERRELL,
H. E. McCLARY,
J. B. ALSBROOK,
4-It Corporators.
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ades, and NR
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id into Twenl
tion, I
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cleared and ui
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it is one ot tn
f plentiful don't n
, 2 and 3 Years.
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THE C. & B. HAT FACTORY
123 Broad Street.
. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA,
, is the owner of and is carrying or
! the Mail Order business formerlj
. handled by the H. W. Clarke Hal
' Company. All orders should be sent
, to C. & B. HAT FACTORY.
Agents Wanted?Send for Cata:
logue. 8-7-4tp,
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NOTICE OF SALE
A nnn An AATTfTTT /I A DAT TXT A
I SlAlt ur suuin VAAVUiiin
Williamsburg County.
In Court Common Pleas.
; M. G. McMillan, Plaintiff.
Against
I Rachel Footman, Beuleah Footman,
Ben Footman, and Mattie Footi
man, heirs distributees at law of
> Nathan Footman, deceased. De
fendanta.
Under and by virtue of a decree
" for foreclosure and sale made in the
i above stated case, bearing date April
' 29th 1919, and to the undersignec
directed, I will expose and offer foi
sale to the highest bidder for cast
i before the Court House door ir
s Kingstree, S. C, at twelve o'clock, or
i Monday the 1st day of September A
D. 1919, the following Real Estat*
described as follows: All of the right
" title, and interest of Nathan Foot,
man, deceased, in all that certain
> piece, parcel or tract of land, lying
5 being and situate in Williamsburg
i County, South Carolina, in Hop*
f Township, containing fifty-six acres
? and bounded as follows: North bj
t lands of M. G. McMillan and E. M
Rodgers, East by lands of W. M
McClary, South by lands of M. G
r McMillan, and West by lands of M
T G. McMillan and E. M. Rodgers
i This being the Estate of Seren:
Footman, and the interest of Nathar
11 Footman deceased, being a two (2-5;
>' fifths part of said Estate. Purchasc-i
-1 to pay for papers.
'! GEORGE J. GRAHAM,
>! Sheriff of Williamsburg County
! South Carolina. 7-24-3t.
A. M. SNIDER
Surgeon Dentist
Office at Residence
1 Railroad Ave../ KINGSTREE
I'M. D. NESMITB
[j DENTIST,
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:nr \ iHi'ina brethren are cordial!"
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ty-five and Fifty
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ses, barns, outbi
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| Watches"and Clocks! I]
I have just received a |j If 9
" large shipmene of Watches M
and Clocks of the dH
Pnce$1J5l?75.00 I
You need a reliable >time?8j5zii&( J^jjBmSmLt > I
' piece at your tobaoeo barn.llauTm BYDf 8
I have clocks that mil wakejjL ?*,(, ,Jf |
you any hour of the night <fl
i A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF 9
Wedding Silver, Hand Painted China and Crt Glass * 1
' ( ALWAYS ON HAND. I
Bring me your broken Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. He- m
| pairs made same day received. 9
I j T. E. BAGGETT, Jeweler ||
j TO ARRIVE TODAY 1
Twenty Mare Mules 1
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We have 100 Sets of Harness, 100 Bosgies j|
and Wagons on hand expecting big tobacco trade. I
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For Cash or Approved Paper will give'you a Bargain 1
M. F. Heller. . 1
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e Place 11
Jngstree, on the Kingsferee, 11
>f H. J. Mc Fad din and |Ll. 1 I
r acre tracts, will be solcfat |1
v. Aufir. 2511
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aildings and tobacco barns. I I
;st state of cultivation, the 1 9
this section. |HjB
he land should pay for itself. 1 9
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