The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 01, 1920, Image 13
1^ Idawmngton expects large
MflUil riON CROWD july 5
^ All arrangements are complete for
|July Celebratrion which Darling T
ton wilH stage ,on Monday, July 5.
The big bASs band from Columbia
L. r11 a^n^ar early on the scene to give
t ' and enthusiastic welcome to
Ijifii 0 <mests, and this will be the
I spirit o* the entire day and night,
I for the festivities "and i'pelebrating"
jl will continue until the "wee sma'
a hoursr" Tuesday morning.
While there will be many free attractions,
two deserve very special
mention. The first will be a comic
n*?rfnrmance by professional acrobats
and this will be the costliest attraction
ever brought to South Carolina.
It is of established reputation, won
on the merits of the act. The crowds
will surely be well entertained while
the comedy acrobats are making
their repeated rounds.
Another attraction will be the center
of interest to many?the coming
of J. Skottowe Wannamaker, president
of the Omerican Cotton Association.
Mr. Wannamaker has definitely
y promised to come, and he never
makes an engagement without due
consideration. He will briefly ad-,
-fni-Triors and others inter-!
VAl tOO MiV
| ested upon the subject which has
Ik added to his fame. He is now more
n than a national figure, and has done
B| splendid work on advancing the genHV
eral interests of the farmer; the cotton
portion of his work has had much
to do in establishing his reputation
V aa a capable and energetic worker,
with faithfulness and ability in all
W that he does. A splendid crowd
I should be present to greet Mr. Want
namaker, even were there no other
features on the program.
(The last call is being sounded ior
oil to come. Monday will be the day
of days for Darlington and her
racing and some other fans?Pal* '?A?j
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^ guesis. caseoaji <uiu lam, uvi?
met to, perhap; music and still more
fans, some lace ones, this time, no
doubt; moving pictures at two thea
S)6c Peopl*
COLD STORA
Dealer in Beef, Porl
Saua
I Everything up-to
market
We are paying Mi
Hens, 350 per pour
Roosters, 250 per ]
Half Grown, 400 p
H. A. MIL]
KINGSTREE,
j No Man Knoi
The Future Ha
WHAT THE FUTURE IS G
BUT THE WISE, THRIFTY MAN
BLE HARD TIMES BY BANKIN<
i ESTABLISHING RELATIONS WI'
STITUTION.
WE OFFElR OUR FACILITII
PROMOTION OF YOUR BUSINE
US IF Yo" ARE NOT ALREADY
FIVE PER CENT PAID
| BANK fl
OLDEST BANK IN WILL
D. C SCOTT. President, I
JNO. A. KELLEY, Viee-Pres. B
| F. W. FAIRY, Cashier, ft)
tres all day and evening, and any
amount of fans, red, white and blue
ones?for these are the colors of the
day; and with it all there will be
no cessation of the pleasures and
the enjoyments of the pasing hours, j
A continuous program has now been
completed. Come early and stay late
go into training to have a good time,
for this is what is awaiting the visitors.
And let is be remembered that there
will be no charge for any entertainment
feature?not even the big baseball
game, or the professional horse
racing, or even the moving pictures.
Everything will be absolutely free to (
all. More than hundreds of dollars 1
have been expended to have this celebration
a fitting expression of the
warm and cordial good will which
Darlington has for her friends and!
visitors, and a signal token of this
lies in the fact that Darlington has |
gone to all of this expense and work
simply because it was desired to again
have the great pleasure of meeting
and greeting the friends who have,
for man years manifested their faith
in Darlington, and their interest in
its 'welfare, by their own good works.
It will be a g-reat pleasure to the
business men o:: Darlington, and to
the entire community, to make an op
ortunity for a recognition of what I
our friends have done, and to give I
a social and friendly evidence of ap- j
preciation in which there shall be no {
business consideration. So come, I
one and all; bring the entire family,
including the dear old mother-in-law.
Darlington is waiting to welcome you
to give you friendly greeting, and to
do alll in her power to more than repay
you for accepting the invitation
which is so cordially urged. Let
everynook and corner be filled with
the sunshine of Monday morning,
Vf.l. %
July 5, ushers in the day wnicn ntu
been set apart as "the day we celebrate"?we
and our good friends.
o
We Lead; Others Follow.
KINGSTREE HARDWARE CO.
5-27-4 tc.
Mimmn?i i"
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es' MarKet i
LGED PLANT I
c, Mutton, Veal and I
ages I
-date in a first class I
arket Price for Hides,
id.
pound,
er pound.
LER,Prop.
SO. CAR. I
s k. mn
vs What
is In Store
OING TO BE NO ONE KNOWS.
IS HEDGING AGAINST POSSI3
HIS SURPLUS MONEY, AND
rH A STRONG FINANCIAL IN- I
SS FOR THE PROTECTION AND
SS. GET ACQUAINTED WITH
A CUSTOMER OF THIS BANK.
ON TIftiE DEPOSITS.
lINGSTREE
JAMSBURG COUNTY
I. D. MILLS, Ass'L, Cashier,
OYLE SINGLETON, Bookkeeper,
IRS. J. C. KELLY, B^Jpgp?r,
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N0TI?J3 OF ELECTION |j
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, j
COUNTY OF' WILLIAMSBURG, i
Notice is hereby given that under
and by .virtue of the authority con- j
ferred upon us, the undersigned Commissioners
of Election for Williamsburg
County, duly qualified and act- j
ing as such, by the statute in such
case made and provided, and pursuant
to the directions and instructions
contained in the proclamation of his
Excellency, the Honorable Robert A. j
Cooper, Governor of South Carblina, !
heretofore published and hereinabove j
| fully set forth, to which reference is
[directed, an election will be held in ]
the manner provided by law ior tnt:
holding of general elections on Tues
day, the thirteenth day of July, 1920, i
upon the question of the annexation j
of a portion of Williamsburg County i
to Florence County, in and for the :
purpose of which election all persons ]
entitled to vote under the constitu- i
tion of the laws of this State at gen- J
eral elections who reside within the i
affected area, which is fully describ- ;
ed in the petition and plat upon j
which the proclamation of the Gov- i
ernor above referred to is based, and i
all of which is duly filed in the office
of the Clerk of Court of Common j
Pleas for Williamsburg County and j
in the office of his Excellency, the ;
Governor of this State.
Notice is hereby further given that j
the polls at which the interested i
parties may vote will be Johnsonville, j
Vox and Muddy Creek, for which j
1 1-1 I
pons tne managers 10 nuiu wu iuuduct
the said election have been and
are herby appointed, directed and instructed
to hold and conduct said
election in accordance with the law
in such case made and provided, towit:
Johnsonville poll: L. C. Posten,
F. L. Powell, and H. W. Cockfield;
Vox poll: S. D. Hanna, D. P. Durant,
and N. F. Cox; Muddy Creek poll: '
M. V. Cox, A. K. Cockfield, and W.
0. Lewis. I
Notice is hereby given further that
the s?iid polls shall be opened at eight
o'clock in the forenoon ahd shall be
kepe continuously open until four
o'clock in the afternoon of the said
thirteenth day of July, 1920, between
which hours on said day all persons
residing within the area described in
the plat and petition above referred
to who are qualified by the constitution
iind laws of this State to vote j
therein may cast their ballots for or j
acrainnt. the nrooosed annexation of {
that :portion of Williamsburg County I
to Florence County. That the said >
managers hereinabove appointed and j
confinned as such are hereby directed t
to hold and conduct said election upon
the question- of annexation in the J
manner by law required and to close j
the ]x>Us at four P. M. o'clock^on
said day and then and there openly
and publicly to open the boxes,
count and tabulate the ballots and
make return of the said boxes, ballots,
tabulation and count at the place
and mthin the time required by law. <
For ill of which this shall be your j
sufficient warrant and authority.
W. K. MclNTOSH,
D. G. HUDGINS,
A. H. SHEPPARD,
Co:nnissioners of Election for Wil1
liamfburg County.
Kingstree, S. C. 6-24-3L
Haying season is coming and now
is the time to buy a Mower and Rake.
I The test can be had through the Williamsburg
Live Stock Co.?The Mc1
Com lick.?Adv.?2t.
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l| vlibcot qotnwolf Hunt'iStUi
all fails In the treatment of Ecxrtnt
A J I r/ Tetter. Ringworm. Itch, etc Don t
1 J A beeome discouraged because other
V ttrea..rents failed Hunt's Sals*
b?s telieved hundreds of six h
MM rases You can't lose on our
Monty Both Guatanter Try
h at <mh risk TODAY. Price 7 V.
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W. V. Brockington, M. D. |
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calomel ta blets that aae |
nausealess, safe andaure. \
Medicinal virtues retained
and improved. Sold |
only in ceiled packages.
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