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YOU want to
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try an Ad In the on•

Outlay

Tobacco

Flues!

Tobacco

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Flues!

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Tobacco Flues with th~ handsome dark blue color, made from Charcoal !J:o!J,highl.ypolished, wiI!
resist rust ir-eater than any other ~ue iron made today. Remember,
~heyare m_adeby an expenenced man,_accurately ~?t and put_together, and Jomt, section, ell o! tee 1s car~ull.y inspected ~fore _leaving our warehouse, which insures
perfect sat1sfact10n. "Rivets where nvets belong. They will make a home wherever used this year. Will give better sat1sfact1on because they will outlast the flues
you are used to buying. Try these once and be convinced. They are made so that you can set them up in your barn with a smiling face. Remember you run absolutely
no risk in buying from us, and no further argument as to purchasing after you see the flues and get the price. They are now ready for delivery.
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Thank us now for having put you next to where to purchase your Flues, and pass it along to your friends.

Coffins and Caskets.

Kingstree Hardware
Wholesale

Co.

We Lead--Others Follow.

and Retail Dealers

eral days last week in Qiarleston is thus m•rl• for the decision or the

SC1100LSRECEIVE MONEY.

term exteDBionaid. A conlriderable board are: Hon Mendel L Smith of

with his brother, Garland, who is Congre91man from thia district, in
number of claims are yet to be filed Camden; Dr G W Dick, Samter.,llr
OFNEWSattending
AVARIETY
0 •• a,. S■p- from many countiet.
the Medic:alcollege.
who91!hands the matter rests en- ...... 4 •
E B Aull, editor o_f f!,e Pytbia,
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N"l!oliations have been instituted tirely.
The library aid will be paid out ~:.:;,:;eg:-.;,,..~r :-~Jfyrd ~:
CITY
LAKE
FROM
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MearsCWStoll,FLWillcoxand.
Columbia, Apnl IS:-J ESwear• within the next tendaye, Theru- lf111.
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DPECT!D TO railway looking to a depot aite and other members of the King,,tree and ,n~n, State Supenn~ndent of Edu• nl graded oohool application,, term

riR:btof way into thia town. For a Florence bars were in town Thurs- cation,. yeatenlay ~,d out 53~•645 extention applieationa, and library
C..tneta
LoL
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lo~ time this has been a cherished day on profetoioaal blllin....
State _.,d of 126 h,,rt, achoo!■ ,n 41 reqaiaitiODIIwere paid out of the
At ooon Satunl-, the emtraet for
, Lake City, Apnl 14:-Mr ~d Mrs hope. but until Tue9day it was en- Owing to the propoeed new 12· counties. Warrants were ma,led to $30,000...,.ntly borrowed forochool ~~:!.,the!!:~:"»Pra~D,Sallell8"'r 11Ptt1tSonday ,n town tirely epeculative. The railroad au- lion, upon which work h98 beRUn, the several county treuurenand no- purpooea. The balance of thil loan BE and L H Gr~
of Pleb!m._.
fith their parents.
thoritiea have taken the initiative, the A C L R R Co bu i•ued orders ~cea addre■oed to the ~UDty Super- will be exhaUlted within the next
Mill Violet Alkina has returllt'd and that Lake City will be a juno- ~•t_all eeedbouaeebe removed from 1otendents of Ed.ucation and each few weeka.
The con~
for tho ba1k11Jic
of
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,ts nght of w,,.
board of diltrict trustees.
-----the new llaptiat cbntdi ... rec,oatly
to Greenville to l"l!IIWIN! her atudi""
.
ht- tion in the near future 1aan U1ured . LeRoy Lee, F.eci,
or Killl[IIIJ'e!wu
Sixty-th rural IIJ'lldedachoo!•in
• .. p c-voatloL
l~t to Mr - - Mdbona of Cohn•
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b1a, who upec:ts to boslnwort •
at G F C• " here """ "' receive r facL The Seaboard bas perfected a 1n town Tueeday on profe8Blonal
. diploma in Juli<?.
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cna at Timmonsville and is now matt.en.
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17 countieo re<eived Sl3,900:94. All The ~nd
Di■tn~ con!ention of the lltructllft nut -i. andba,e It
' Mr Martin Eppo of Walterboro
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----of these oohool■ are located m rural the Knigbts of .Pytbiu Willbo held ready for the of the conirreP1pHt the week-end in town with well on ,ts way here.
TO ORliillNIZE ,;au.s• a.lJBS.
diatricts, or in incorporated places ,n • K,np~
on Tuflday 01 nezt lion within •~ monU..
friendo.
~e Dee_pRiver Lum~r. Co has Ulla..;;;;:--••
AIICJII, with less than 300 population. A dia- -;:\U:-.!~rs~f
M.,. Leah B Nachman vilited rel- repainted ,ts shtda &11dmill, which
to k ■•ro Te.......,w.
trict levying a four-mill tax, employ- been making preparationa to ,rivetbe
Tl,,... lncbea of t. roported
tfflilLCbarletlonlutweek.
~....,ntani::'posin.11view-~typic:al
SenatorEp"" h08 handed u■ the ing two teadiers and running its vilriting~reth~a
~•Jalaood_tlme.
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The I.dies' Aid !IOcietyof the busy burg to one entenng from followin.o:letter from Mi• Edith L acbool■ orix month■ receiveo $200 A pubhc -on
Willbe held ,n the north of G....,.;ille~oun""'-n
,:ei:.,~d':u:,
comi~ into Greenrille·Tueodq.-,
etbodilJt chllffll wu channi~ly the ao~th, and appearances are not Parrott, State _agentof ,rirl1' clubo. State aid. A diatrict levying a four
tertamed tut Mol!d&Jafternoon decepuve.
Mt• Par,:ott Willbe here to-~•rro• mill tu. employiq three toachert
nded to b the Om • De • the mow comlllftleodto fall Jload&J'
Mn D )I Eppo at her boopitable Strawberries are beinR &hipped to 01'1(11DI;.
clubo ID th e 111drnnning the achoo!aeven montho
CbancelT.r. n.e"~1,J::
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at ~:30 o'dodl ud -in Danainir -L
After tbe each mornin_a:on Train 80•. Unfor• fu;'?i:1herwork al,,.; ~:-:'t~!c_c:'.j reeeive1 S!l()O.
will be_ ch\efly tak.,,. _up b)'. tbe linutd ~---.
·~ .-ion. delieioua~ and tun.at:e1r this earl! crop 11 not so we bespeak for ~er a aood audience. . Fifty-eight such echoolsftCeived :r:=~noa1!.~~M1deratioo
of The room at the to of lhe ladder
ts were oerved by Mm Shaw plentiful here as It on~ wu, but
W,n~rop ~11...,,
a,d last November•. ~ hen~ were
At Dirt,t an elaborate banqnet i1 reoened for the ~mpl..,.,. •
dd little Mi• Ethel Eppo.
the ~ of ~ _rev,val ~ ~nRnck Hdl, Apnl 14, 19l3. not entitled to additional a■1atance will be Jlivenat the Kellahaa howl maket 1ood every day ill the litde
l'tbemany friends of Mr Aehton courairiog. Bernes are bnn1r1ng Mr ~ C Eppo,
thinpring. The rural ,nded achoo! in honor of the oecuion, and it la !hi.op that JIii to make up Ilia wort.
iJliama, who la attendina- Georire- very Jll)Odprices.
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law hu,therefore,be11eftted 121CO!"• ex~
that . 10me of the m~ The fellow who netdeclll tbe llttll
tohear~f
Mi• Leah B N_ochman.the auc- _I leave toniiiht for Ricl:imo~dbut ~unities during Ull cutfflll ~olu- :::~:!.Py:::•~=
=i:'!
}'n_U~i•enity, &ff~
0~a-:,a
WIIID1lllrtbe ~ ID the oraton- ceoofulooot.eatant 1n the New■ and wdl return from there in ti_meto tic year. Any school entitled to ed u probAble epeakers around the lo'll'ftt roundo of the ladder.
conteot at Cornell laat l'u<Oday Courier contest for thi• district, reach Kingstree on the monullJI of share in its beue6ts ma, renew its
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m':.':;~ ha:: application u 1000 u the requlre- ;:'l-A,
ailalr,
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which cl~ Monday.ie•?Joyin11the ~
llr W H White-bead, Jr. wu in coqyatulationaof her fnenda. Soon I.ans.
Since the people are en- mente of the law are met after the .,_....i,--1111,,....,,..,'IIAl,,--III\Ji,,-...,ll,
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Florence oevert.l da,s Jut week on w will be enjoying the delicacieaof thuoed along educational linee,donbt- openi~ of the IOl■iot1 thia fall, durbulinels mattera.
her "fader land".
,,_ it will not be very hard to in• ing the next acbolutic yeu,1913-14.
Mr John Moody of Columbia wu
Petitio1111have been circulated, temt them alo~ thi• 10mewhat State aid wu alao llf&lltedto 66 di&ia town_I~ week. for a ■ltort viait and much interest is_ being mani- ne;,:;c:,u:_~•!;~~:"·for the aucceoa tricts in 19 countieo under the term
to relatives.
fee~. over the 1ppo1atmeot of a of the meeting,
extenaJooact for weak echool11.Tbl"
Let no one think his best days for business
MrsCD Rollina left lut Sanday poetmuter. There are only two .
Very aincerely,
amount paid the91! oohoolawu $4,·
EDITHL PARR01'1',
834.62.
aftenioon for a obort otay in Colu111-aapirants. One, Mr T Lide Carter,
have passed. Right now the chances of success
bia. after which she will leave for i• the son of Mn Della D Carter,
State Aa,,nt Girl•' Cluh■•
In each instance the district ■har•
are greater than they ever were, and one distin", Lucuter t.o visit her mother. Mrs who has given univeru.l ~tisfaction
We have 00 hand some Diak Har- iD&'in high achool aid and term exguished advantage in dealing with us is, that you
in the capacity of postml!tress for rows that ii will pay you to look at tension aid levi.. a 100\1
tax of two
•;• p M Woodley.
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Dr C D Rollins ia in Rock Hill ■t· the post fourteen years. The other, and ~et the price of before buying mills and receives from the State as
are not too small for us nor we too small for you.
1Mr Juliua F Rickenbaker, is now as- eise•·here. W1WAMSBURG How Co. much as this tax raiaes up to $100
tending the Medic:aluaociation.
Give us your business, even·though it may be
llr Jim McDan.iel of Walterboro: sociated with Mr B W Stewart in
J
~pent Sunday in town with his sis• the mercantile busine.38. Both ne
·little. We are just as attentive to small depositors
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1 ter, Miss Mam,e McDaniel, of the YOWIII,competent and trustworthy
as we are to large ones.
I men, and the petitions of both have
• biirt, school faculty.
Mr DuRant MeEIVttn spent .,,. been liberally siirned. A nice i.. ue
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LAKE
CITY,
S.C.,
AttheClose
ofBusiness
April4.1913.
RESOURCES,

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The Bank of Cades,
~das
Merc&nlile
Cades, S. C.

Company
The
to our friends the arrival of a
WEANNOUNCE
complete line of Spring Pants,

Ready-toWear Clothing, Ladies' and Men's Oxfords,
Hats, etc. Wr: invite you, one and all, to pay us a
visit before this stock becomes depleted. We have
a new and well selected stock for you to choosefrom
and the price is right.

\ Bills Receivable,_---·-:-··- ..$264,440 58
·.Overdrafts________
921 11
'Furniture, Fixtures and Real Estate._ 13,595 00
~nd~i~~c~~:ec~~ve~
United States Bonds (par).____
1,000 00
• "Everything in Merchandise."
Cash and Due from Bank=•-----~43:'.!.,9::::56:::....:8::.:.7
$323,913 56
;~:-na:~ble. ~~-in~~;
LIABILITIES.
sales since opening in November last is due to better
values-better service to our customers.
Capital Stoc:"---------$
80,500 00
Surplus...
16t100 00
Profits (net)___________
7,'l:7884
. Bills Payabl
,
10,000 00
Deposits....---·•···-210,034 72
$323,913 56

OUR
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GOODS

THERE
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of the
world's
best music
That's what the Victor-Victrola
really is. It holJs in store for
you the best music of the entire
world-the musical gems of the
grea_t masters, _the latest popular
music, everythmg you w:int
All yo~rs to ~njoy whenever and as often as you wish.
Doesn 1_1hatmter_estyou? Wouldn't you like to hear
rour favo~te selections on the Victor-Victrola? Come
1n at any time.
Victor-Victrolas

THE
GADES
MERCANTILE
COMPANY,
Cades, S._C.

711s to $200. \"ictors $JO to $100. And

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Cbarleaton,

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Mr.S......I D. Can, Re,,r.Motatm, IGar-

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•.. Gnd the April l,we of PIC f•ofures-

BASHIUL AND BOXING
FICTION AND FUTURES
JOBS AND JAZZ
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of th• best reading ond ent•rtainment

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APRIL

PIC

Simmons, Watson Win
Debate Over NYU

. BETTER LIGHT
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BETTER SIGHT
BETTER HEALTH
BETTER GRADES

BRIGHTER
FUTURE!
South Carolina
Electric & Gas
Company

,J11.mcll Simmo11:t and
Albert
Watsou, memher11 of the univer•
sity debating team defeated the
e.ffirmativ@ dehatc team of New
York University
in New York
last w0ek.
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The CaroHna. tcR.m challen~d
Fordham
UnivereHy
for a meet
to be held at the snme time, but
their challt>ngc went unanswered.

Simmon!! and WHtson went to
New York frOm the Grand Natio11sl .Porl'nsic Tournament which
wos )ield last week at Frerlerlekaburg, Va.

LORICK-COUCH
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l.:lkr City, April 1:-Pri:~iJiu~
,.-a,iJ l,urieJ
n~rt' 011· Frul av i11 The
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Sutciiff't', 1he u11i_\' hrutht'r, arrht;I
Mis~ Pt"'rl Stacl..h,m:it', \l'ho wui<Thurstln.ynighr with thr hotly, which

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pl11n. cl'>-1i•1lbt'r ti('huol 1"ri1ht.v ~11•J ~fari~ Stucliff\.'. tht' morlwr nf 1l1 ► !ir
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Florida-Cuba.
A passenger service unexceiled for luxury

andcomfort,equippedwlth the.latest Pullman •
Dining, Sleeping and Thoroughfare Cars.
For rates, schedule, maps or any informa•

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BrassQuartet;~ell
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Ringers.
skall knt.l Mr ~lt-11.,.,bu •·a:; thf'
The al>o,·t" caption gh·t1s ocly
•l't'lldeur suptri1He11i.lt!'nt
uf tht- South. a faint i<lea of the performanct'
t>r"n.Co11tn1ctrngto .. whl·ll that rum- :,:i,·t1n by the Parland-Neu·haJI
1,:t:1,yVl't>Ot
iuto lil~ui1latio11. It• t.11.1·Co .. who t>xh:bited here last
ch.,ugt of tht" t'ICX\'lltiug,
lHJJ ,:uu• year and gave the best t"nter·
tractl'd Wllh tne H"infurct"d Cuucrek' tainment of the kind we ha\·t'

Pressing Club Notice.
Rince the recent fire I have rt>·
opened my Pre5tsing and Tailor

in;! bus.iness

Notice,

Tht

sb1pments uf

agement decidtd
h•ttllce are this year.

to include

on lt-ttuc:~ wtre low, \\'t.

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tal.•.•ria:1 11 would advise

e\'eryone who

m?au~ tbat there •·111 he-full pJJa be t-ntirely new and for a tirsl·
in • l'frv few Lia,·~. Thl· rmiu,,i:of class., wholesome entertainment,
IYt 8undav did bt-rriris 1t. w,1rld of we know ot none better
than
~ood ~nd
tht' ciin~ Tm-: HJ-;co1rn the Parland-Newllall Co.
.i.pptari again ttitt tnJ~t P-'P~•h1r of

by

all :snull frttits will !J~;.:iuta tick It'
N~w-York

p:.t.latce.

Creely,llleGleanto1s.

• GkEELY\'ILLE,

April

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T·he
Conquest of Canaan·

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LakeCity, 5- C.
ill cnrt>dhv Lippm,rn'iiGrf'llt n~m- Crow■ and Brtdp Wort a S,edllly,

Nl~·, it also cul't"s NPnn.lgia aud 411Worlc0_,__,,====
\"iolent U~11dar.he. It ft't'd.11 the

BY

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ner,·es, mt1kesthe bJO()Urich l'tnd Lhe, ==========

TARKINGTON

Author of •• The Gentleman froto Indiana,'' '' The Two Vaorevels 1 °
etc. Illustrated by Berger and copyrighted.

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IN THIS PAPER

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L. BASS
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Law

LAKE CITY, S. !).

IESTOmJITlun !========

Tbe story of an outcost ..-ho rtturned to tbe tol\"n which hod despised

M:r1 Mw.01iel[oody, wif,· of )lr Much-ueed,:d rniu fell lwre i11 •Lun• and rejected him in bis youth. How he lh·,d down bis past, conquered his enemies, became a suct-cssfuJ lawyer and a leading citizen, 1•~
,l1>hu.\food,·. Jitd Sa~ur<ltt\'hut u.f. t.laoceon Suml11yen•niug.
with a circumstantial acconnt of his Juve affair, ~ill be found in this
ter all iUoe;s of sever.al w_;ks. She
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Georg:i11 Br,msou '"i11itetlpaper.
WM ■ tltrngbte-r or tbr late Mr J friepJi, lit Lant-s Ont"t.ltt.yI.1st "''t.•l'k.
PRAISED BY THE PRESS
1!:;,le aud ~ad l.H.-i-nnmr;ed
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Miss Co,"' :-:;prott, stenogr;.1.pht'r
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the first Monday in the! li!O_.!PNGSTREE,~-. C.

J. G. McCULLOUGH, .
('o. Supt. F.ducation, Williarnsbu.rg
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l'ou:ty~--.
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"!'his will be a~ree-

,,bul~ the ocuo11•·.u:·a s.tisfa~wry wa.-..not present to bt on hat,d
ouc. Pus tire IJlcxunin~, wbicb this time. The programme wili

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~:'{h_and

!WBASS
& HINos7
I.

lly regular officedays are every Sat,

tlel~.:,-11,
but t~att'\"er_\·thin~ will "·ork lighted with this numbe~ in the
tvgdhl"r tn coo1plt"li1111
of tilt' i'l,Ystem last year'!i course that the man•

bf.fore hot "·e•tner.

in tht-

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l'tpt! e,.., to b11ihl (ht' .St!14'1.•:-.;. It Iii ever attended
in a lyceum
hord tb•t th•t• will U• 111, ,nor, course. E1·erybody was so de

..1.buut ov1:r iuul trnckt-ni ure bus,· at.le news to those who were
witl1 their (lt'"!U.ht.au:, 11uJ 'lt-rries. so fortunate as to see their perl>nrir,g a r;u1 of tht' :-~a~.,
11 price-a formance last :,eason and we

upstairs

Funk building- where 1 will bt'
plea~ed to sen·e my patrons.

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"111111Dr R J McCabe
Dentist. ,,r_
w,11111
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ofl1," K.INGSTiEE,

..:· for tht::}b.llard Lumber Co., a ut.

e1d~ hl!r yo11ng bu;b;.1.tlll•nd hrr S J
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t'r ()Jt.rtmh :1t i>res• babe of ul,out " inouth olJ. sht- uu ay wit
tou.
leH.\~.$bcr mother n1u.l two hrutht':-8

KINGSTREE,S. C.,

In Real E,tate See

STOLL
BROTHERS,.
Kingstree,

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SPECIALTIES
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Fire Insurance.
Bibles
andTestaments,
The largest and most liberal comSchool
Supplies, panies in thd wurkl, such u,
Fancy
Stationery,·--""'-7°'-~Fllad lll8allli9CeCo.,
ltartfonl Fire
co.
'fhl· C'u.:1011,ol :-it•c•ping in one
Post
Ganis,
large !=heel. 1lo11lilt.•1l
:ti the· foot.
The ~t is nolle too good wbeo it
SC<'tn!=
to bar(' l1t•1·n
1n•1·uliartn S<"otcomesto
Youhave to
land onil tn h:ire made 1=pcc:iulim- Waterman's
pre::.sion on innrr thon one Et!gli1=h
pay !or it. see th.at your riak ia carried
tra\·rlcr. Fync:,; l[ory·son, ~·riting in
Fountain
Pens,in a cornpo..nyof unquestionable reputaHms.say:::. ·'Tbc-y used Out on<'
tioh.
&hcct.,open til the siJci; und top, but
n.ml so doubled,''
closed at the
Mer.an
Patterns,
For rates call on or write to
and John Ray, tho natu1'8.list,who
visitcJ Scotland .about 1662, reL. H. FAIREY
Gaudies
and
Fruits,
marked th!t "it is the manner in
At Banlt of Kingstree.
some places there to lny OD but one
Fancy
firoceries. 1-2¼-tf.
&beet as Jargc :u two, turned up
from the feet upward." The practice, I jmaginc, was continued until
Call
on
me
HELPIS OFFERED
recent times, and I h&Te,r-beo a boy
F1renaa'■

S~et~5 In Sci:1tl•nd.

la■aruce

FIR IDllldll(.I.

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THE BAMBERG HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY 3 1910

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OOX\'1C7l'ED,

RXl'H.ESS )t.ESS}~XGER GUILT\·.

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LUNATIC

<;:AUGHTAT AlKES.

DIGRAM-AVANT

CASE nons

UP.

A.n Italian Societr ltN"rh·es a Se'°ere M.1,1uWh~ Shot W. I,. Fe-Ider Jo'inNi Eugt"-ne Peeble!i, who Escaped from Mo'l"e Began fo;-;:;;:ase of Mrs. BigFtn Hundtttl Dollars.
Virginia Asylum, Arrested.
ham's Starer from Penltent.la.ry.
.lolt.

How

promll;es
Columbia, January 27.-What will
.=:-:1'oledo. O~io.' Janua.n,· !9.-FolCharlotte, X. C.. Jan. 29.-J. Harry
Alken, fan._ 28.-\:\.'bat
IJwing con':1cti0?l and sentence in Jones. an expross messenger running to ~e the _hvehest Inter-State complt- rrove a test case as to ••hether or
Ped.era! Coart thts_ -afternoon ten Lietween Charlotte and Ja.cksonvll1e, ~atlon this county bas ever knoVi•n not G. c. Bigham, the Murrell Inlet
me-mben!I. 'OJ.a Siciharr Black Hand ;,.·~ _to-day found guilty of shooting is now up to the o!'flcers or the coun- man, com·lcted or complicity In the
organization
wert, haa~en~
this ~llham L. Felder, a well kno1A·nfur- ty. Eugene Peebles. acquitted of the killing or bis wite, can be arrested,
afternoon to tb,e Federa1 prison at mture merchant ot St. Matthew's, s. murder of his wire at_ Norfolk, Va., rame up to-day when babeaa cor us
Leavenworth, Kan., to aerYe sent• C.. in this city on the morning or on the ground ot ln:samty, waa placed proceedings were Instituted b ~tences ranging from two to eixteen December 14.
!n the Virginia State Hospilal for the torney Ragsdale for the release :f w.
:,ea.ra.
.
·.
.
-. The shootlnc
occurred at the t~sar.e_, and h.u been kept there ever B. Avant, who Is now in the pentten. One other, Antonu, Vicario, aged ::;outhern depot in front of a.n ex- amce, until last Friday, It wu di&- Uary. :Solicitor Wells wu granted
~-~•the younge5t member of the hand. presa car on train No. 29. which covered. 81!1wu reported In the dally flve days in which to tile bis anewer
was taken to the reformatory at El- Felder wu Intending to take for Co- papers, that be had escaped custody. to the writ.
,tra,
N. Y. Three other defend- lumbia.
. The
Wllllamsburg
authorities
The position taken by tbe attorneys
nta were convicted 1-ut granted new
On the witness stand tbia morning "_arned the aut~orltles bere that be tor Avant ts tbat Avant should not
rla1s. Two indicted members of the Jonee declared that he had ne,·er seen •as an es~ped. inmate. that he might be in prl5'.i:: because. 81!1 claimed
and are in hiding_ in Italy.
Mr. Felder until he b(" appeared in come to Atken, as his ?3°ther, M~- since, Judge Watts issued the order
The defendants tried on the charge Court to-day; that he was drunk on W. D. Woodward, resided In tb1a admitting the prisoner to bait and
.r conspira.cy to use the mails to ex- the morning ot the shooting and did city.
Solicitor Welts was In
t
d
l9rt money from Italians living In not kn0VI' he had shot any one until
This morning the police discovered therefore. accepted the n~~I: ~/:
Ohio and Indiana, wef'e members of the officer came In the car after him. that Peebles had come to Alken, and peal.
p
~ organization known as "The So- He said that be shot becau.se one of he ~·as ll few minutes a!te_r bis arSolicitor Wells's position Is that
1
dety of the Banana and Faithful the men in tbe car told him that riva 1 here arrested ou ~fa10 atreet, he did not waive the nil
f f
an:'t~=t
Friends," the beadquums
o! which there was a uian either looking in at the. instigation of the Virginia au• notice of appeal in the
,;ere in ~larion. Ohio. This is the the car or trying to get in. After ~borities. ~t the time of his arrest. since the appeal bas not been perrectfl"!'9tconviction of an organized band firing the shot be went on w!th hli. lt was noticeable that he appeared ed Avant is rightly In jail and Bigof Black Hands.
With this result business, little dreaming that be had perrectly sane. A !ew minutes, how- ham is subject to arrest.
the Goverment officials belie""e that "·ounded any one.
e:er, a!ter he had been placed in the
It will be recalled that whee Avant
they have etrectually broken up Bl~ck . Mr. Felder declared that the &boot- ~ity jail. he began to get very ner- was arrested and Dr. Bigham left
Hand operations in the middle West rng was without any provocation ,ous, and later. showed symptom& of Georgetown the Impression was that
and taken a Jong step towards put- whatsoever, that be was standing In returning insanity. He i_snow being Bigham had fled. It Is true he did
Ung a quietus to Mafia methods front of the car when, without 'lfarn- cl~ely guarded at the city jail, and not remove himself rrom the danger
r
throughout the United Stat~.
ing, a pistol v.·as 0red from within. a \:lOlent outbreak would not surprise of Immediate arrest, but If the Avant
~
The defendant.a V1°ereburned away The bullet tnnlcted a wound in the th e officers or th e city, who have 60 habeas corpus proceedings should
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after eent.ence t.:,, guard arm and breast. In pronouncing the far noticed hta cond uct.
fail be Vl"ill now be subject to arresL
1 • immediately
Jlagainst any outbreak. or which some Yerdict or guilty, Recorder Smith
But the question that concern.a There was some doubt befor th t
.. :
tntlmation had been given.
sentenced tbe defendant to pay a fi~e this coun.~y la "What shall we do v.·lth he could be legally arreste:.
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Attorneys tor the prindpal defend- of $500. No appeal will be taken.
P~bles?
The lette_r to the chief ot Avant ia treed under the habeas cor~
aa.ta said to-day that they lated~1r. F~lder bas instituted
suit poh~e from the chief or police of pus proceedings then either the ap.•..•.
'
ed. to fl.gbt pe~itions lo error In the against Jones, the Southern E:ipres& W!Jhamsburg atates that under the peat wtlt be formally dismissed or
United States Circuit Court or AP- Company and the Southern Railway. Virginia law Peebles cannot be car- the case wlll be heard on its merits
,~
peals.
He was confl.ned tn a local hospital rled back to that State. The people In the supreme court.
Heavr sentences were imposed by for three weeks after the shooting, of the city feel that t_he burden of
The young wife of G. c. Bigham
the Court following the report or tbe and a pbyalclan teetified to-day tbat caring for an insane criminal of Vlr• was kllled last SeDtember hJ" a shot
II,.
. crand jury this morning.
be ~-as not ab&olutelr out of danger gtnla should not be upon the should- from a nn in the bands of W. B.
1'",
Salvatore Lima, of Marion, the )'et.
crs of this county or State, hut if the Avant. The two men were together
it~~
ehter of the band was sentenced to
--------contents of the letter are correct, that at the Ume, and b~th were found
~
alrteen years' imprisonment.
SebasChattanoogans Free Again.
is wba.t Alken will have to do. It guilty of manslaughter, and each was
'
t1an IJma, bis brother. and Giuseppe
-may he recalled thst some time ago, sentenced to serve three years and
-'_·
.. -•. lgnoffo, bis brother-in-law,
were
Washington, Jan. 29.-Atter
serv- someone in Virginia in authority six months in the penitentiary.
The
. Rntenced to ten years. imprisonment Ing 90 days, leu the regular commu- recommended that Peebles be given k11llng was never fully ex talned
eac.h. AJl of these ti.-ed at Marion, talion for good behavior, Imposed hia freedom on the ground that
and while many people took t!e vie_;
, where the headquarters
for the upon them by the supreme court of sanity bad returned, but this wu that It wu a cold blooded murder
oper&Uona were maintained.. All of _the United States !or contempt of never done.
the Jury believed that no malice bad
:
the fourteen defendanU were found that tribunal in connection with the
M
.
b
h
Tb
t:l:s•
::~;ound~::
"':: m::!o:::.
guJlty, but the Court granted new lyncbing of the o.eg:ro Johnson. Sher- GA BLING n.~F.o\.RM PRonucn;.
· , triaJ• to Agostini Marllai, of Den- lff Joe. ~- Sbl~p a nd his two coo.fed- Movement Launched in Washington There was some misunderstanding as
I
t th
d
ntaon. Vlceneo Arrigo, of Cincinnati, erates, Nick Nolan and Luther Will,
to th f
Ut
f;
1'oth !rult dealen; and Sal•atare lams, early this morulng cast a tareto Relieve the SltuaUon.
e I orm\/
o
e appea and
Rlszo, a secUon band ltvlng at well glance at the brownstone walls
'l'.'ashlngton, Jan. 29.-At a large- ever s n~e
the case has cause
Marlon.
of the district jail, which ba.d been ly attended meeting of Southern trouble. WbeD e habeas
th corpus probetv.·een them and liberty for almost members of Congress held here to-- ceedlngs are decided
e exact status
Priaoaer Sotii Sheriff.
90 day■, and aped away in automo- night with President C. $. Barrett. of of the men In the Court.a will be
-biles: During the da:, the men ..,..ere tbe National Farmers' UnloD, steps known. _____
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BRF.AKS UP PARTY,
Greenwood. Jan. Z8.-A
rather entertained by trlends. They left at were taken to get a bill prohibiting
· novel suit 1&In prospect tor the ae.xt 10 o'clock to-night for Chattanoogs. gambling In farm products before the
of the. Court or Common Pleas
During the day the e:r.-&.b.erltr
call- House and Senate In such a wa)' u Un.known Fires at House in Saxe-

Do You

Feed
Yopr Crops?'

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Supl?":'e yon should put. the food for your
stock in a
box, nail 1t up and place it m their trough-would yon expect them to thrive and grow fat?
Hardly!

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Well! did_it
occur to you that when you ase lumpy,
b_adlymrxed futilizers you are putting this same proposition up to your crops-offering them plant food in snch •
shape that they can't get to it?
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same pnnc1ple that you should purchase food for your
stock. It should not only contain the Oeeessary Ammonia

.

Phosphoric Acid and Potash, bnt above all else these
should be In soluble form-the mechanical condition
of the fertilizer should be such as to permit the plant to
absorb every particle of it, and the goods should' be· manu•
factored from materials that will not give up their plant
food at.one tim 7, but furnish a steady supply throughout
the entire growing season.

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These materials must be ground to a powder and it re-quires machinery costing 1thousands of doliar,,; to do it
properly. They must then be so manipulated that when
complete, you have a compound,, each ounce of which is ·'
exactly like every other ounce, .and not a mlxture, one •
part of which would contain too much Ammonia and too
little Potash, while another part would be exactly the
opposite-and all of it contain plant food locked up and
not available.
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;:~~~;~ret~tssus:hee:~o:::g~.as
Tri:
Gotha Village.
cenuy become so notorious that in
Lexfn_gton, Jan. 29.-Flrlng
Into
the opinion of Mr. Barrett and tbe the bouae ot Jobn Head, In the SaxeDemocratic members ot Congress Gotba mlll village, near here, an un:::::t~•t::os~::.~~

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. This is the fertilizer you should have and can lletm .only one way .. I.tis impossible to produce a goods like
this by the dry'.mixmg of raw materials, whether yon do
tj11sat home with a shovel and a screen or buy it from
someone who bas made it the same wa~e
only difference being in the quantity.

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,. bee:· ses~~iff
apta;beh:m:a;~c~et;u;;:m:~:1:!
complaJnt to a suit agaiDBt himself: there and gave them the aaurance
In tbe sum of $5,008. The suit la that ~e bore no
wlll toward the
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brought by A. J. Co1le, white. who court for his sentence. of lmpri£on-

F~i2~
~- do your crops any good, must dissolve in
the soil waters ..•· These are constantly in motion, riSing to
the surfac<:d unng the day and sinking at night-passing •
and r 7passmg the. roots of the plant, which absorb the food
contained 1n the water-and this is the only way in which
the plant can feed.
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_ There!ore, ~hen ro~ buy fertilizer, you shouJd do so
with the. idea of furDJShmgfood for your crop and on the

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O YOU KNOW just what your cotton and corn
n~, and are you furnishing it in such quantities
as required and lo such shape that the
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plant can use It ?

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Remember that the chemical analysis of a fertilize,-;,; no
test of its crop growing qualities. The chemist can pnl•
verize lumps and by the use of varions means search oat
the plant food ; ;your crop can't.

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Magill, allege& that be has been ar-

Womalr ·Bilrned Alhfl,
present at to-night's mee'Ung Retr cltemeut.
-reaentative
Edwards,
LIV'lnptone,
While a party wu going on a shot
without "due process of law, etc.,"
Cincinnati, Jan. 29.-Bound
and Howa.rd, Belt, Hughes, Adamson and sounded from the rear of the build•
no warrant having been iasued tor gagged the body or Mrs. Alice Van Bartlett, of the Georgia delegation; Ing. a load ot shot crashed through
h1a a.rrest, and that hia detention in Zandt, buraed to a crl•P. was found Beall. of Texas; HefUn, or Alabama; the window and the ltgbt wu in•
.... Jail keeps him from attending to hla tbis morning lying on top of the gas Siseon. Collier &nd Dixon, of Mis- stantly e:1:Ungutshed. Cloae upon the
,_u1ness an~ regular duties to hia stove tn her kitchen. The woman bad siS&ippi; James. of Kentucky, and flrat shot came another, the shot
lamage, $6,000.
met her death while her three young others.
tearing-through the glass or the win•
Sheritr McMillan was eerved with children were playing, uncooacious or
President Barrett, has been bere dowa. Four ot tbe company were
.
the complaint resterday.
He says the traged1. In the adjoining room. for some time, getting his plans in hurt, none aertously, u the &bots
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that the alfa.ir came about in this
Jesse A. Van Zandt, the murdered v.·orklng order, and It Is propo&ed to were fl.red from a diatance or about
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way. SeYeral days ago he was told woman's husband, ia being held u a secure the attendance ot aa manr
0 yards.
, IJ" eeveral citizens that two weeks witness b>· the police. The man ad- Democratic memben of Congreai at
Tbe injured are Mrs. John Head,
lifO there wu a tight a.t a gambling mlta that he quarreled with bis wife these meeUnp from time to time as wounded In the bead; Henry Hook,
· e-rent out In the county, and that in all Friday night and up to tbe time as poeaJhle.
shot in the back; Mn. Artie Hook
tbe ftght a negro nam,ed Sam Daniel be left the house this morning, an
Expressions of opinion were se- and Misa Bertha Ru1b.
-, received a severe punch in one eye at hour, be claims, before the discovery cured from practically all of tbe
The attempt to aseastnate tbe fa.ml~

Yon can take an axe, break open the box and. get the •
corn; your male can't.
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reeled and la being detained ln Jail

Don't risk a crop failure I
Insure your peace of mind as well as your crop by using

Armour's

AnimalAmmonlated
Fertlllzers

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of ~::~n~".:
the coroner, Mno. Van ::;;:::~;;;:n~
...~~d~~eo?::~gl:'.
~t:!':n~. ti;h;l!~."~i.i.:~~~e:.:
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'and coupled with the report wa.s the Zaodt was fl.rat choked Into uncon- there la not the Jeast doubt tbat tbla titled at once, and De-puty Sheriff
n.gge&tlon that Coyle should be ar- sciousnes.s, then bound and gagged Corm ot gambling io oo way help& tbe M111er telephoned for tbe blood.Manufachmld
by ;...
rested
Coyle was out on bond in with strips torn from a lace curtain grower or consumer or farm pr<>- hound& from tbe State penitentiary.
another criminal case. an appeal be- and placed acroes the stove with her ducta, and on the other hand ts a aeThe opinion here is that the shots
Ing before the supreme court.
bead ID the dames of the burner. The rioua menace to them.
It helps were ftred by some one living in th•
Finally, last Sunday Sberilf MC- horror of the crime fs increased by only .the speculator.
With other Immediate neighborhood.
There ls
ATLANTA,GEORGIA
Mlll&n says he went to see the negro, the coroner's statement that the wo- Democratic members be will vote to no clue to the m1acreant. No motive
Sam Daniel, out In the country, :ound man must have recovered conscious- suppress tbla Corm of gambling that for the deed i& known.
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bJm with one eye practtcally out, neu before her death.
is dally robbing the Southern farmer.
The bloodhounds r~om the penltenDanlel saying Coyt& did it. and that
When found all the clothes had
A bearing will he held before the tlary la.st night were sent to SaxeWalt had been cut, So Monday morn- been bul'Ded off the body and the House committee
on agriculture, Gotha by automobile lo response to
mg be arrested Coyle a.nd put him in flesh charred to cinders.
February 9, and etrorta wll1 be con- the telephone call from Lexington.
j&ll. At the Ume there was no mag:
The police dlacovered late this tlnued to secure as many Republican
Sued From Awful Peril.
Want Cotto• Tax Returned.
11trate here, owing to the death of evening that Van 'Zandt had been members of the House as P068ible to
.. 1 never felt s
v ..
_ -Judge W. G. Austln. and the new ap- paying marked attentions to a young support the meuure when it comes writes Lewis Cha~b~~:~ oryM:;:b:~
Washington, D. C., Jan. 29.-The
)'IOIDtee,Judge W. H. Kerr, not hav- girl for some time. The father of to a vote. Full and hearty 1upport t~r. Ohio. R. R. No. 3_ "u when a House committee on war claims totng received his comm.isatoo from this girl had protested
strongly was pledged at to night's meeting tor frightful cough and lung trouble day beard Repreaent&Uve CJark, of
Gov. Ans.el. Coyle is still in jail de- against his daughter's conduct and carrying out the movement, and the pulled me down to 115_ pounds In Florida, and other Southern memben
AND BOILERS
spite the aulL•
,
bad ftnally brought her before • po- only questlou now oeems to he that d~:o;:.r
a:
in adToca<Y ot hills to returu to Ta•
M.r. D. H. Ma&:111.
Coyle s attorney, ltce magistrate who ordered her com- of securing enough Republican help is due solely to Dr. King's New DI.a- rlous Stat.ea the cotton tu. mone:,
ked this morning about the mltted to the house o! reture.
On to gei It through.
co•ery, which completely cured me. amounting to about 168,000,000,
~:,,~;
cue, and he sa.l.d be b&d nothing to ber tatber's recommendations, bow------Now I weigh l 60 ponnds and can which waa coUected during and tm- Saws, Splltten,
Bhatta, Pulle,..
:•:i,:ut
beyond what was expressed :::~: she was sent Instead to a con"No" I Loy Me."
~;l~~r::r~i
c~';,"r'!,nrJe
mediately a!ter the c!TII war. Mr. Belting, Guoll~ EDglnee •

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ENGfNE
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comptaJnL
------Killed His Neighbor.
~te
Man Kil.led.
Asheville, N. C.. Jan. 27.-As the
Lake City, Jan. 29.-L. E. Poston
NISUit o! an old !eud Bas Browning, bad his throat cut, resulting in al•
a farmer of Haywood county, was .most instant death; at Blossom, near
•hot and killed In the Ba.uk of here, last night. Lewis R. Bazin did
Waynesville by Allen Green. also a the cutting.
!armer o! the same county, at 11
Poston •·as acung as auctioneer at
;;::ckp this morning.
The killing a box party and Bazin bid off a cake
lace In the pr.'""'nce of th• which later be refused to pay for.

:::t:::i::~ ::;!;·::;,~:~~!es:,~~~~~:

•~i:i,
ated much excltetment.
Green and
Browning
were neighbors,
their
farms adjoining, and were related
by marriage.
Green, who is a const.able lo the Allen Creek section, surrendered to the police and is now in
,-.U at WayaesYi.Ue awaiting preltmIDar1 t.rlaL

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gl:-.n h\:d:~:::.::'!::·
;t;~!:u:.
took h.lm along on a bualnesa trip to :~ec~f:n"s. t~ 0~b1: 0 :n:1.~1~. br!D~~:::
Columbue. Tbey,..stopped at one ot bottle free. Guaranteed by Peoples
the large hotels for the night.
Drug Co., Bamberg, s. c.
After the youngster was undressed
------and put to bed, the father went down
Attempted .\st'&Ssinatlon.
into the lobby to talk business.
Chapin, Jan. 26.-W. J. QuattleThen there came a Jlngllng ot bells baum, while driving trom Chapin to
Indicating that the push button In the Spring Hill late yesterday evening,
room occupied lj)' the young man .,ho was shot at twice by two men.

s:~s::t:1~
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LOMBARD

ready declared the Act under which FoudrJ,
Machine, Boller Worb,
the tax wu levied to be unconstltu- Sapp)J Store.
tional and that In addition ta this
AUGUST&. GA.
there were many other reasons why
W. E. REE
tbe money, illega11y collected, should
be returned.
!!"Congress
should ever act !avorAttorney.at-Law
th
ably on is matter amount& varying
All business entrusted to me
!'.om SS,OOO,OOO to UO,OOO,OOO will receive prompt attention.

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:f
~:!u b:~:~t
iut~~ :~m~:.d ;::;eh:::
ho:
:;:t::b:us:d::t~ai:h:~d
h~: o;~~ ::m:it:n:ec::;h~~u!:t:j
lnT-pUoa
o! laud UtJea• speclal'7
Poston's displeased Basin and he , rush ot teet as the bellboy ,curried he looked to see what the horse was the bills Into one and to make a deOmce !or present at court house.
waited for Mr. Poston on the outside. to the room, only to be met at the shying at two shot& were a.red at clslon regarding a dlspoeltlon or the
When Mr. Poston came o -t Bazin at- door by a d,mloutlve, but Indignant, him. Neither took effect. At that matter at an early date.
tacked him with & knife, severing the youth, who said, aeverely:
the horse turned and Mr. Quattle-jugular vein. Mr. Poston died In
"?dan, J want you to send me some baum saw the two men disappear ln
When you want tbe new form crop
about five mlnutee, which wu before one I can say my pr&rera to, and the bushes. He returned two shot& mortgaget, thia ol'llce can supply you.
medie&l aid could reach hlm.
send them quickly. I want to go to after be checked hie hor&e. The men We furnlah them with or without
Both partlee are well known he~. aleep!"-Columbua
Dllpatch.
appeared to he wb.Jte.
your name printed lD them.

THI! COUN'IY 1111cea•.
ICl■ptrN, s. c .. Gc:teber Z6, 1916

SIA
IIR ANDRIEW POSTON DIEAD,

Town

I

HUSBAND
RESCUED
'.In the Babel
DESPAIRING
WIFE
i of Voices

1

ol Poaton oo Se.•board
Named tor Blm.

Florene;, October 20:-News

--

Second

WflS

receivtd in the city today of the

death at Poston, SC. this e-0...unn·. of
Mr Andrew Poston. an a~ed and
1
widely knC'lwr!citizt'D, farmer ,od

After Foar Yun

I

of DiKoarasinr

Conditi?os, Mn •.Ballock GaTe
Up m Desp;ur.

Hmbud

Cameto RelCllt.

Announcement

Mr Poston wa:; SS years old and
was a man of most remarkable ac•

tivity. He had a remarkablP memory and 9,·a, nevt-r more pleaseo than
when tellioK his frieods of historical

incidents. Mr Poston was a well-todo citizeo, and was the father of
Poston, the ne"'' railroad junction
poiot on the Seaboard Air Line bet<A'tenFlorence and Charleston. It
waahe who K•••the laod to the
railroad in order that Poston might
be Poaton.
Mr Po1ton leaves a 'i\·ife and Be\"•

1~;,.~~:;:.;;:

tion, among whom are many of Florence and W!lliamsburg counties'

We will continue to show new arrivals of
Fall Goods daily all next week in the above lines
in popular priced goods in snappy styles and the
best values.•

The funeral senices ..-ere held at
Trinity Methodist ehurch. near
Kingsburg, today and was attended

by a great outpouring of sorrowing
relative.i and friends.
The grave
was co,·e-red with many beautifu
flowers.

for I l1ddyte■ptul10.
1
Take C'hnml,erl:tin
:s T:1lilet~ anJ

a<l<,pt!? diet-o( vegt:tnbll>Snncl CE-rt:als.
Take outdoor t:~el'("i~e doil~· and
your complexion will Le 1u·t>atlyim•

Remember that at Silverman's
right goods at the lowest prices.

you get the

Try

COUNTY OF VilLLlA.IISBURG,

Court of Common Pleu.

~':I~:u!:~
ii:~li°J.
the State of

Main
Street,
Next
Door
toWee
Nee
Bank

VL

Jane Graham, Ena Fulmore. David D
Graham, Toby J Graham, Sam J Gr11•
ham. Peter Miller Grabaro. Fiby Fulmore, Clude:r Eaddd, Wash Greely

De~~ao~~ )In

To the De-fendllntlabove named:
You are bereb1 summoned and re•
quired to an1wer the complaint in this
action.of which a copy is herewith aerved
apon 7ou, and to serve a copy of your
11D1werto uid complaint on the aublCriber at tu, office in Florence, S
C. within twenty days after the 1ervif» hereof, nch11ive of the day of
IOCheero:e; ud if you fail to a01wer
tMcom~ntwithltJ
the time aforeuid,

Kingstree,·

~'"U::
~!1o:~;.,.~t.
:!--.;;~~M~~::.~~

DR.ROBERT
J. McCABE,
DENTIST,
KINGSTREE,

Tho Auge> !';oh.

'

S. C

The auger fish, hal[ fish, half o,:~'tc:~se;h!:;1~g,
3 door■ from •
-=--=--=---,::-c=-c---th
1
::t~r::
::ie~h~s s:~t bi~;:;
than an a.ImonJ, has a proboscis
DENTIST,
Ii.kcon enlarged gnat sting tbot can
crab, 1s the tenor of all ,·essel! but

~~f:

M. D. NESMITH,
S. C.

Lake City,

W. L TAYLOR
DENTIST,

••n•••.:

o•c• •• ••••••

.
A. M. SNIDER . .
s. c.

ne:rt tho ressel is nt seo in badI----------.....
,reathe.r, witb disastrot11n1ults.

1918

When you feel discouraged ,n,l
SURGEON
DENTIST.
•
despondent,do not ~h-e up but take Office at Residence, Railroad A•ea ...

a dose of ChambPrlain's 'fahleH nnd
Y.0tt are_ almost ccrtrun tu fed all

::;~;·ft;:

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Des. GWand

AUorney-al•Law
Second
flDlr lasenlc Te■,te
Florence, S. C.
General praccicioner in all St.ate and
Fodera! Couru.

•I

Tnlaa

BeoJ. M--•~NES, M. R.C. V. S ••

Scoff
Warehouse
Co.
State
Warehou·se
No.121

Is Now Open.

Insurance!

No 79
0
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No 89

11:M am
6:47 pm
9:22 pm

ifiilire,ccent Suada<

$1IO Reward,

The readen

of

COtfh'TY OP' WILLIAJIISBURG,

By P M. BfUl'.ki11tu11,Esq, Probate
Whereas, W P Moore made suit to me
to grant !4n Eliza Moore Letters of
Administration of the ~tate and effect.a
of lJ W '.\loore.
These ,,re, thcrefurt>, tu cite and ad•
moniah, all aml aingular, tl,.- kindr"°d

!~';°::;

:~e~:!i,t
,teev ~: !n:
before m, in ~he cOurt of Probuk, tu
be held at Kmgst r, e, S C, i ,n the 6th
day of No\·ember next 1tfter public·ation
htreof, a1 11 11'clock in the fon"noo,n,

dt.scue.

wlll bt

Ha.ti"• Catarrh

t.'llre LI the only

~11:~Jd
c:;:ir.:!tr~~f..~
h~,-~rJ··~o~t:
Gi~en under my b:in,l t.bis 2ardday of
October, Ant10Dumm!, 1916.
8ROCK!~TOS,

Judie.

Citationlfotice.
TBE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUhi'Y OF WILLIAllSBURG.

By P M Brookinton, Esquire, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, J T Davis made suit to me

I

trHt·

r,rk. The proprtetons
ht1\·0 &CJ much hdth In lUI curalh'e powrrs thnt 1hey nffH One Hundred Dollar■
for any ca,rf' that It Calli to cure. Send
to:- lbt

0 These receipts can be used
as security for ~oney
0 borrowed at a . low
rate of interest

to grant him Letters of Administraticn
of tbe Estate of and eff~cts of \\ H
McClary,

ri'!QU!rtca :i constitutional

mt>nt. Haff•
Ca1arrh CU~ It taken In·
tc!'TIUll3·. •ctlmr dl~tlY'
upon the blood
tnd mucoua eurlft~
ot the &Y•tem. theN-

1

gr,i.11ted.

fIre

Accident
andHealth

$100

t11!• µ.lptr

ple&&fd
to leArnth,1: tber•· ,,. at leut one
rr::!~~~t:~~a?a~;hk~y;:-_n
at~O~letl=j~/

JuJie.

Life

♦S, ,J., ,or, ..
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II liveStockPlate
Glm

Catarrh.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

of any kind, call on us. We
write

..

dtt&ded dlH&k' 11,~! ~Jene• has bteD
ab~ lo cu~ In all It:< Sl'-a:;H. and that b

and prepared to store cotton
and issue receipts guaranteed by State of
South Carolina

>

NoRTBBoulllJ. 7:25 1 m:;;:::::::::::::::;:;:
11:33 am
6:13 pm
Soum Boullll.
Whenyouwant Insurance
\No 83
10,~0 a m

No 80
0
No46
No 78

Citationlfotice.

Probate Jadt[e.

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e.K~i~i~~~Ji.liiils:"··.

AU penon1 b1vinJ daims arainst the
ntate of Cyro.1 WIison, decea&ed,are
ffQUirtd to p!'flent the same, dul, attated. to the under1igned at Heri i g•
wa1, S C. for payment. and those h.debted to said eaute ue requHt~ to
Httle the same. •
T M BROYt,'~,
E:recutor Estate Cyr-Js Wilson, deceued.
10-26-3t

P M BROCJWr;To:-..

DR.R.CLAUDE
McCABE,

The Atlantic CoaatUn, railroad
hupromnlga!A!dthdollowinir ached- One of us will be atKing,tree tbe
nle, wbieh becameeffective Mooday, 6nt Monday In eaeh month, at Hel,
Ma.r29, 1915:
ler'• Stables.
9-28-tt

Of Cow>JeL

10.i9•2t

South Carolina

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AntYal

Executor'slfotice.

Thew are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin~lar the kindnd and
creditors of the said W H McCla.ry,deceased. that they be and appear before
me, io the Court o! Probat~. to be held
at Kin~tret>, S t:. on the 28th day o!
October ne:(t after public::.tion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. to
show caust', if any they have. why the
taid Admini.s1ratio:1 ::.tioul,J not be
gra!lted.
Given u1:tdPrmy hr ' • '• ,1 ?-Hhrl:.y of
October, Anno Dor.iir.i.1 : 11 ti.

i•

South
Carolina

Knm,

P1,1l\ate

•

NEWTOU •

l~r t'.1~~~-••~~-d~J~
/:!'! Delttal Surgeon,
,old Cardui for years. He knoWs what
::,.::11;i'.1°·Be~ ~i &d.:il~7.'m•
tr?.fflt~;
~r:.ch buiid;ng. oveB-~T

tainable everywhere.

~i!°Flii:0':,

PM

111 Wut •-•

,...

Dental Surgeon

11
6'\~
:'~ an':,,

these lablcts nrc ,·cry vnluable. Ob-

a!~!i::rn~bi:n_:~t:.=afi!~
tile olll« of the Clerk of Courtof Wllliamaba.rg county,South 1.!arolina,onthe
20th day of October, 1916.
RoBERT J KIRK,
Plaintiff'• Attorney.
IIOFF&TT & HYDE,

10.26-2t

JAMES OLWEU. A co.

00

11
:t:1tde:~~~i:
d~~:<>·to
~~:
dig,,tion and bilimJSness,for which

Plaintiff 11Att.omeya.
Florene<, S C, October 16. 1916.
IIOPFSTI' It Hrn,:,
oreouuel.
To the Defendant-, Wash Gree.r, Gra~nham and n Sa-

ci,i1°/

4.75,

':ia;'rt;,:icti.e
"":~.:'.iDr. D. Zed Rowell"

0Ufllff1Cf,

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=~o~
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Ot.D!PAICIIJWITITI.•--

Silverman's
DepartmentStore
a:f
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STATE OF SOUTH CAllOLINA,

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c~

lllOUT'S IW.T

dooe, I COUidId! ii was belpiog me. I
12!1 oow wan:two mileswilhout its

•ger fi•lt frequent many of the la•
goons of the coral islands and bur•
tow holes for them5elves in the
coral, but they have a per«rsc
habit ol. doing the &ame thin! to

\COIIPU.INT SERVED)

w.._.,.
.." a -

OI.DlOOUClY Sl'tJIICS} I pl. joc, p.se

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bore through even sheet iron. Au•

SummonsforRelief.

~,daBe~t=~.

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®.::~:kw:'~~nly
Trio,
troulits, doa't give up in des!:'. Try

best people.

pro,·ed l\'ithin a. few month:!.
it. Obtainable eYer:rwhere.

, •• CNIAl'U.

Pin yo\lr faith to th• hou•• tll•t
ha• got th• cauellf:I••to •nlluN,

writesu loUows: "I gufferedtor four n. foDowi .. ,,_.
yea,s,willlwomanlytmlblts,anddurin11
this time, I COUidonly sit up for a liltle
while, aaadCOUidaot .-al~ aa,.,b ..... at
111. Al bJllel, I would have ...... pl1llS
la!11Jldlllide.
Thedoctor-calledla,aadblolreal·

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lh¥, IIOlblaclte1Ded IOdo me aay 11ood.
I bad pa IO weak I could !IOIstand,
111dIP"' up la despair.
_...
At Jut, 1111bullland &<JI
me a bottle of

·waists and Skirts

7

;. mo,t worlby to be heanl

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I

Catron, Ky.-ln an interesting letter!
from this place, Mn. Bettie BuBodc

=
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=
Millinery,Suits,Dresses,Coats
of

enl children a wide family connec-

10-26-3t

bow ia the public to jud1e wlu,..

i .,

Confederate Hteren.

Pl;:;;~

'

Scott
Warehouse
Co.

r1t V·1tlmnnl11la
Addrtff:
t,'. J. CHE:,&Y ,\ co., Toledo. 0.
F.flld hf plj ,,n,o:•I"'•·
ae..

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tor C'Ol\1Upat100.

~ndinga Specialty
We are the J~rgest and
most experiencedagency in
Williamsburg county, and
are in a position to give you.

the best service.

Kingstree
Ins.,
Real
Estate
&Loan
Co.,
Agts.,
PHONE
85,

IIN6STREE,
S.C.

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1·;~~~,~~;~;:;~;~··11ooss1P
AirrQUD,
WORKS
SIUEEN
HOURSProf Hertzog Praises
............ ,.,....~-.
~,
ANO
HARDLY
FEELS
IT.
,
sc~:~n:::~::ohv:i~~r

ir~.~-::.°:~

order to attend the county fair. The

CORRJ;SPQ\.lDI;Nt~
L~
4tJ

Cbarleslon
Engin~,

1 teachen and pupils are very proud f llAfMA}' Q

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NOTINT[RJ;S

0

~::rti:r'.
~a~".~:c\~~ath:~~s:~;
fered by the association.
The Woodrow Wilson Literary society holds Jtll resrularmeeting every

YOU

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V

Dr Caldwell'sSyrup PepslD an Ideal

ONCE SUFFERED MUCH. 111e~:~:%,:,:~y ~~::!l~ll:~~re "'

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V

This Perfect Laxative,

HasSlreng1h

•

lo SlandOvettime
Work,

le..::-1
oc1.-...1.~iun
fnr a la:<ative remt.."ilv.
For l'llleeo Year• Bis Troobles It is to meet this need that Dr C'al;l.

'-:ij~::;;;::;;;;~~=~;.:::::.,-.c:::".:J

Delled

well 's ~yrup P~p:-:i1_1
i:; prepared, i1nd
tlrnt th1:-5
comhrnahun of 2imple Jnx-

Tre:atmeDl••Reslored

b)' Tanlac.

.

week. The members are showi~g

ntive herb~ with pepsin fultills its
great inlf:'rest in their work.
.
EVENTS~LTERS.
Jar appointment Sunday morniDKat
"Somrtime.~ n·hile on the j<>b I purpose iJt pro~~:n by its pince in
The patrons will hold 8 meeting People comlag a■d G•lag••De• Pro•pect, and will preach his fare. felt as ii I could l,ardly keep 1ruing. thousands ul American homes.
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock to
Ugllled with Ille Fair.
well sem;on at this church .Sunday; That was before I ·t'.",k Tanlac. lin~~!{ J2~!ic1.'ithth
;t:!!:o
discUBSmatters of interest pertain.. Salters. November 13:-We have November 26:at 11 a. m. This makes Today I h:L\·ew,,rked ~u.k~n hours PhilndelJ>hia, Pa. wrote to Dr Cald~
in1r lo the BCbool.
had some un.,.,oonably hot weather Mr Ingra.ham s fourth year on the and I do not hardly feel it, "°great well that he had u""d Dr Cald,vell',
me."
Syrup Pepsin m hi, nou,ehold with
Mr and Mrs C,oney entertained the past week, but the weather man Johnsonville charire. He ha, labored was the relief Tanfac
lut nia:ht in honor of the teachers. bu prnmi.,.d that we shall be shi•• hard and faithfully here for the ui,- These otnte,uenls were mad, by E •~celle~t rcsul.ts and that he and
15
The Betterment u,oeiation will erin1r by the middle of next•eek.
buildina: of God's kingdom, and if R Ilokhoy, " Southern rnilwny con• ~ f:;•l.v ~njider it indeed a friend
hold ita re11ular meeling Friday
Quit,! a number of the Salters foll< the members of the churches he bu duct.or, who resides at 929 King St, :~0: h;~~n, • ways ke,p • bottle of
week.
attended the county fair at Kinp. eerve~ are lost.it will be their fault, Charleston, in nn endorsement he Con,tipotion is the direct <ou""ol children ..
ga,·e Tanlae, "The ~ational Tonic." ~uch serious illnes.~and i~ a condi~ Dr Caldwen'e Syrup Pepsin is sold
We were very 2lad to have with tree Jut week and enjoyed it very not hia.
ua November 7 Miss Leila Epps of much, saving that the exhibits, with . The Brown sehool i1 getting alon1r And these ,tatemi,nts oJ :\Ir lloJ. t,on thnt shou!d ne,·cr ~ neglertR!. iu drug stores everywhere for fifty
1
"~ v~:~~nl~~~rga~ ~~~;er:i~~~ sJh.: ~voitl imi!4tions
Kioptree. who talked to U!Iof Bra- a few l"Xeepti,,ns,were better than I nicely under the ~•re of Misses Ella choy not on_tyde-cri~,e hi~ case, hut
thc 5.UJJ~ J:3 trne In many other rclie\"fC4)TI~tipation,ht.·~:an!tf.: ,,e:; gf't Dr Ca.Jdll'cll'ss!~~u:;e;,i;:.~~
zil. ~!ext day we were elso pleased year ago.which speaks much for the Jacobs • nd Freda Carter:
at the preseoce of Rev Mr Cullum couoty, it being ooe of the main se~ . Mr_HA Ousley has finished plant- cases.
fherc arc yet, howen.•r, vio!cnce of their actiun slincks the that II fac:-:milcof Dr CaldweH's c;igof Georgetown.
tiona in the track of the terrible 10R' his wheat aod oat crops. He many, many men in this State wlio entire ::y~tem, A miltl la~ative, nature and ourtrait :ippear on the
Following is the second month
wind and rain istorrnsof Julv which will farm the plal'e of the late WP now, like ~Ir Bulchoy 1111ce ilid, fet"I ~uch as Dr <.:afdwell'sS.rrup Pepsin yellow cartvn in which the Lottie j~
11
HONORllOLL.
almost devastated this p0rti~~ ot the Brown next year. and we wish him ~ if they ~oul1l hnr~lly k:ep gt~ing.,. ~:.,;;~~r:;~c~~~~~\~)'n
l~~~mio~~!ildri
~~ti pachd.:
1
Grade I (a~vaoced)•. State.
mueh sucoess.
There 1; a.m,,r,J ,n tlus wh1c11i' or other pain or di~cr,rulorl; i~; 00~ b."~,'.~.:1~e~1'.~e,
w~\J.,; ~aJ;\~•
rd
i~':i:
It is quit, eVJdent that Williams- A lfOod many. ~~ospect people at• not ha to h~<l.
,lon,. Crun~•!I ,111.iate"r n,mntic Caldwell, 45.1•\\'a.-hin~tnn St, ~Ion•
Evebn Venters ...----·-·····
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9 burg county soil can grow as wood! tend~d the unve,hna- of Mr H_er- ~1lr llolchoy ~ :itnt£>mc~tfollows-: drug~ mak,•s 1t :lll 1dC':1lrenlL'tly fcJr ticello ll!inui.1;
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Clinton Hanoa..
90 crups,andWilliamsl:,urircountyfarm .. mon-,monumentatOldJohnsonv11le
Isuflc-r(>(l from cl1on1c nernn1:; -__
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Woodrow
WllMln.
1 Mat~aret
Wilson, Mrs Wilham G
Reno Prosser .... ::::::..:::..~..~-~·-::::.~~::.··
90 ers can raise 19 a-ood stock as &DY· Sunday evening. among v.·homwere indiJ;c~tiou fur. ~thout fifteen .re:irs
1
Grade II.
where in the country. We hol)i;!the Hon J Davis Carter, Messrs RE and
1~~~~ f~~~,c~ n~~::~
8;:>rn-Staunton, Va; now HIJ· ~1rAdt)o, Mrs Francis B Sa~re.

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I

Hazel Eaddy.............·················----95 good work will continue.
Dou~lass, Walter Po, t on.,W W Bur• uf tbe l,e,,t phy-icians and I bare nine Ye•rs old.
Writinus••·"CongressionalGovernImrnt;" "Tile Slate, Division and
Nor'!'an Eaddy .......... •················-···94 Mrs J A McCallum of Blenheim row~, J A Carter aod Mr a nd Mrs nl;o t.1ke11nil kinds of mcslicines, Ancestr_v-Seotch•Irish.
94
Theti~ Prosser.·-····-······ .....·-········••·•···· spent 8 few da)·s ~ith relatives here Davia Hanna.
both.. yr$<.•ribc.:d ~nd propri~t:.\rY Educated - Davidsron CollPge,I R..-un!on;" "An Old Master '1nd OthHydnek PO$ton_....
····:·--·- 93 last week.
Rev p D In~raham gave a fine med1ctn~, but ,~·1thout recc1,•1ng North Carolina, Princeton. t]nh•ers- er Poiitie11l&!s11y~;"''l!ere Litera1
Grade III.
We are very Rlad to have with ue lectu.re to th e WOW ~mp at John- n.n~:f:: ~~~~~t
::~~cf~ervousduring ity of Vindnia, JohDs Hopkins.
ture;" "GeorKe Wtl.'-"iingtoa;" "A
11
94
a,:ain,
~.,:O~: i~:!:~~·: .....~~-.~~~·.:
:·.:~:::·.-.:=_
after
five
years'
absence.
our
~nville
~uorlR~
evenin~.
If
all
the
day
and
I was Yery r~tlcSB <lur- Profession-Lawyer, later profe,. Hi:Jtoryof tht" AmPrican People;"
92
Leis Poston....
.....-..-92 good friend, Mr Walter David, who, P esent paid stri_ct atte?trnn to Bro ing the night. I h:id bad dre:un~ sor of history end economics. collt'R't" ··cnnstituti ..nal Gvv.. rn:i:f'nt in the
·---·-91 with hia family, will reside on Mr J Ingraham and _w1~ltske tth~me \\l'ith vcrr fr~u~ntly and_ I :ufferc-d quite president and public official. Enter- UDittd Statt>~;" "The 'Stat!:!;" "EJeWilsoo Denoia..
Grade IV.
C Everett's farm near the lower them aod put ,L into practice, they "bit with severe pa111m the b~ck ol ed active life as lso,yer in Atlanta ments uf Histoncal and p r1 I
Evelyo Perry··•·---· ...····--··-· ........ 92 bridsre, oD Black river.
will soon know wha t it takes to be a
':i~;tln:;::~~i~!
tjii~~[ Ga, 1882. Later returned to stud: Politics;'' ''When a M~n eo::a ~
Vir,rie Perry·-······--···-···
•·· ..._90
llr J L Fo,rworth, who has been true WOW. . ___
felt ns if coulcl hardly keep guing. ies at Johns Hopkin•.
Himself;" "The New Freedom."
Grade VJ.
man•Jing M.r Everett's farm for a
Dots lrom Dicky Swamp.
Really, I wns in fL very b::id condiCareer---Associate profe~sor of hi•
Religion-Presbyterian.
~::i:.r~~d;-··
••• .:: number of ienrs, will rent a f~rm
.Salters Depot, .Rt l, November t11.~Afriend "ho knew about my tory and ecooomiesBeyn Mawr C,oJ.
---·--•
18858, professor of same sub- Sloan's UolmealforNeunlglaAches.
from Mr NW Cook only a t~w m1leo 13.-The weather 1s still hke sum oilmen~ urgecl me to take Tnnh,c 1.e11e.
Grade VIII.
• lower down the road toward George- mer, warm ~n~ .unsettled
.
and I took the nch·,c• And the Jecto We,leyan University, 1888-90;
.
19
':!:i~/':'d.d~. -·
.. _ • :~ town. We are ve~yirlad to note that co~~u~i~~t~~gp~:i:!:.he go m t~ Tan lac .ure did gi<e me fine. re• pr~fessor of jurisprudence and po- lie;,~• di,:~k\~';;~
. Grade X.
Mr Fox~orth will still be 10 our
The folks of th,s community seem- sul~. I re.,t •erv w~ll nt n:g~•~• l11tealeconomyPrioceton, 1890·19!0; the un~·ens,I remedy for pain Easv
eommun,ty.
cd to enjoy the Will,amsburir fair no\\ i,1;;;; th " T,'.~lac n,ad~ 1!~e • leer president of Princeton, Auirust I, to apply; 11c1uicklyJ"'netmt.e.-w1ib•
E<rtb p
1
95
Miss Jane Salters, who has bet-n \ler~ much; esPfciaJly the pRtrooe ~~~c my ~!:im.l~hyl::Spes~r:n
Cl~ey
=~ . ~ ····· : - : 94
;t~::_"-j 1902,-October 20, 1910; Governor of uut rnbbmg and soothes th!:!sore
-----quite eick for the past few days, is, pupil• and leach~n of Mullberry so that !digest my 1,•• 1 no~. I am :-lewJersey,January 17, 1911-March rnu,cle, Cleaner ,rnd more prompt0
1
EARL£S SCBOOL
we are &lad to say,somewhat b!tter. ~~!~~c; ~ ~·a;~
not ne:irly s_onenou:Sas I mi.~and I 1, 19U; President of the Uoited ~~n~~~~tt\~e d;;;t: 0
~~
0
-r
.., 0 tor _..,
k ... ■la.
~~•.Netta Cooper, who haa had a the 1ehool parade
feel better m .every ,my. ~ have Stat<-e,.Mareh4, 1913
clog the pores. Fvr stiff muscle,,
o...a.r
•• Ea.Ila■ NevemNr 1. p0s1tton 10 Charleston for the peat
MiaaBeulah Spi\·.:•yretur:i.:'., home gained nbout eight PoUu d s ,:'10 ~~'-' 1
Married-Ellen Louise Axaoa, of chrome rt:eumat1sm, gout, lurnlngo,
Grade IV.
yeor,hu resigned It and retu~n•d to Saturd~y after. epeod1ng se~eral
n~d~Y d~ nu! Savannah, Ga, June 24, 1885. She spri,ms aud ~trai.o~it Ktves quick re•
0
•:
Lena Wheeler _ .. -· _ ... 95 her hom~ here. She had a mild""""
with the M1asesM1maat Kings. hardly feel it. T!tose pains m my died _Augw;t 6,. 1914. l\lr W,laon
'1,,u"1::,!~
08;~~~:~~~
,
neck also were dri.en away by the marned lln Edith Bolhn1rGalt, of ~
b •
b
d h
•
Dewey Wheeler.. .
..
. . 94 of typhoid fever about a month ■a:o , '
• :::~~r.Zier ___
-···• ·:~ while 10 Charleat.oo but wu well ,.:.~:rd~y~s~:~o=e~i~~•;~
Ta,~I.,.,
Wuhina:ton,DC,~mber18,19!5.
n~~~ji~!""i:,c~il:.~~
G~t:i:::::
nd
nd
•
---- ••
·- • -·
eooua:h to eome home Jut ..-eek.
.Jay.schoolat St Paul's, vice Mr Ty.
I can • do recomme '.f•nlnc Chlidren (all by first wife)-Mlsa tie u,day at your druggist',, 25c.
Grade V.
Mr C Fowler.who ,a ,n the employ cen, resigned.
no7, and I do ,o consc1en!Jously, --·--·-·
--. ILl~ryn Howard - • -·
95 oftheACLRRC.OatNorfolk,Va,
The Chriata10 Endeavor oociety :'rr~:~.~t:/it;:;~~:~,:.~,:::;:
I

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t:::

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~ ~~~- _. ...-~::94 spent
Sunde)· llith h1s family here. !;:~d~i~~:~~'Mu7=~~- ~~~n~~~d: ed.it to 20 or 30 people, ~ho ue
·················•• ►+WMFWI
Mrs J C Everett bu returned ing, Mrs Williams p;, s,d,n
An takml! ,t hecnu,e of the results I got

::~eM:."~~nelllbnle McCanta. . .. .
Della Feaa:in. ..
Meddie Feaa:i11
........

LIBERAL
ADVANCES.
MADE

- - 94 from a pleasant viait to relatives in intere,ting proirr•mme was ~~rried (r?m ,ts use. T~olac ,s a good mecl•
1 101
LooK Our.
out.
, .
, ;~,~~u':::~e~ Iit;l •~id, • glad
94 Alabama.

Nell TerrJ--•-c;;;d;··v1.

.90

Lncile McC.Onnell........._ ............ 95

:n-:•
J:,:i~~."..::=·
:

'fanlac,·_ the ma~ter m~lici1~e, is

kn~:t~at~h~r::eha:ce~~e~r:ut1!~

Be.mlDgWB)' Peno-la.

Hemingway, November 13:-Mrs

on all consignmentsof Staple and Upland Cotton.
We make a specialtyof handling

ribbon for her exhibits at the fair ~~·b\r~1\~~:i1'fu~~:c;;"•G~:~:

Leo ~monds has returned to her last:ti!\liss Ida and Master llilton viii;; Farm!"'' Dru~ C,o, 'ttemi~g•
Grade VII.
home in Savannah, Go.
Bradham were irue,t, of Masters n·,1y; ~ S Aron,o~, Lane; R p Hmv· . . p
Mrs Geo Flowers and son return• Sollie and Chester and ~iss Fannie nant, s_ut_to_n_i!i_1_1,_o_Br_y_nn_,
Uryan.
90 ed from Saluda Tuesday.
1rgini• ai-.ons•••••
•••• •••••••
McKniKhtSaturday nil(ht.
'
Good Collon Yleld,
Grade Vlll.
Mr and Mrs Ulma Eaddy left Moo- Mrs B E Swetman and children,
th
£~~!!t~;~:
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:
!:;it~::~::~~:
h:.::~e ey
~:~~;ptiv~:t;'th~!
te~:e~:; h~Cm:~:~•h:

EXTRASTAPLECOTION
,:;ll;.;~::~

;l~;~~;:

!~:ii

and securebest results for our customers. Consignmentshandledon commissiononly.

PORTER
SNOWDEN
CO.,

GraoePaniona...
. ....................
92 Misses Martha Jenkinson, Louise
ROSEBUD.
of :ieed cotton in the county thi,
TheBllieCamlin.. .... ·····•············-92 Wilson and Mr R N Speigoer ,pent
--·•-·-year, ronsiderinir the effects of the
Grade IX.
pa.rt of last week in Kingstree atWe-ll,as tlie election is. over, we storm. He reports that he has alRuby Feagin
..........90 tending the county fair.
:,: ~!a~:~:,;:~~
att~=n~~~h\~it~~=ready gathered from -18 acres 57,Miss Lue Owens returned Sunday coat of living.
2S0 pounds, upwerds of 4;; "8le,,
Grade X.
Edna Feagin .........._········-······-· ...90 after spendinir a few days with her
_______
and feels confident that he will irath-

RH[UMATISM
AIT[R
HISDAY'S
OUTING

motfier at Dunbartun.
th~::u~t:•f:~

Cotton
Factors
andCommission
Merchants,

er five more bales which will irive

:•ll~~:;:::.i-~a::

:~: ,:;v.;at~:

week.
Mr and Mrs Dave Lewis of Pamh
::: M~;:'..~h~u:::~:~~.; wil Mr

CH A ALES T Q N, S, C •

0

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would have gathe.-ed oO to dO bales/ @ilii!MMMNM@i#15iF#SN#SMM!li.i\9Ml$n#.i\9M@NM
1
had 1t not heeo for the storm

---

Cott.onsales 11.t Harts..,iJle su far I;~.
Hunting. Trip On ~ Wet Day this season have e~cee,!cd a million 1·.;
..

M..,,i::lla Lewis and family have
Thetablet form of this old m>Ved
dollars.
: .
to Andrews.
Bring, Painful Results.
reliable remedy makes it J)Olllli·
Mtssrt1 C L Creel and Emerson
--•
at the very onset. Itisa 881e- Ard called on {riend, in Flor•nce Onoeupon. Ume CharlesMolten,or
Citation Notice,
1··
guard against coughs. colds ~d
Sunday afternoon.
.
~!J•;~~:•d:;~!if.i'/i!:~~:,:a
~ THE ~~~J.~ ~~• ~~~Li:!.fa~~g.LINA,l:.
other catarrhal cooditiom. oo
Mr aod Mrs Charh~ .Cox ha-vr cold and .,...ei, brought on a severe By p M Brockintun E~q Probate h..
matter wbat symptoms ue
m~nirest. Catarrh i.a an in81111UDa· ~::~ds~~!~t Mr A Flowers• house on ~~~o~i:i'o':~tiam.
lie was con- Juwheereu W E SplVt"~ ma~e suit to ~
tiooor tbe mucousmembra.oetbat
. •
.
.
A friend recommended Sloan1a Lint- me to grant bim letters of administra- ~
li11esthe breathingapparatusand
Ju I,us 8 r~wo 01 f:1l1oma spent 01eDt.ciUo~ hlll ov.11caae aa evidence tion of the estate of and l!!'f!ect&
of Mn
the digestiveapparotua. PERUNA theMr
week-end wit~ relativ1.s here.
ol 111effecunn~
)(ullen. bough_ta L v Buley,
_
•
relie-,escawrh. Jnubletrorm.Uia
Mrs S M Burney haa returned to bottle and apphed U to his acbmg
These ate, therefore, lo c1~ arid ad· •·
~·as1;10Ucedmonish, all andsin~lar, the k1ndre-dand .~
EVER·RIADY·TO·TAKE Charleston after spending some time limb&.Soonl~provemeo.t
1
0
~~ 9:
~i.~e~:;d b!Z:riJ'8~;::
with relative9 here.
an:~li~fi'e~b:r~~e:t ,~1~!u:h~~:'<- 1
va~:.c:u}: :,:o!octm::;

I

I ble for you to check any illness

r

I

BUT

1··

~=
posed to IUddeu cbanpt in tbe

weatheror compelledto be out in
alusband rain.
h will also be roundmoat satisfactory as a tonic following an at-

tack of lllness.

-i,ncs
lrom Leo.

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t:E':a.:t

Ill

g::~t~::1 ";; l

f,,,•u111111e
an,;!don
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and

Mules

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u.-,~o,nnc-u nor ~~~~>118:"'~~~8";1!d"';9.•~--·-,....w~~.r'B!f-:.C...."'!
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malarial ff'Vt'r in th1;;~f'ction
Rt.'Vp B ln~1HiU:mfi,h:J Ill~ rq~U

HAS

d~~:'e1
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ri:.·:.~
l1:r.;;:nter:·
::nm~~~!
~~Id
:tJ;'.:~.-:.~~l;~~:~h~·~~th
d~; •'. Horses

13: - News ie ::~,yi:;r~~:~~:~W~e~r~~S:;
~~r!!'re~blro•~r:et i~fih~r~:e~ant.i: :~
scarce, but will try to give the man.v ~k, neuratg;,i, in la~t all extem•I ,how cause. ir anv they have. why th•
;
readers of 'fhP Record a few lines :.dnt1.oo~\,ci'ilfie.c..ln.i.gga1Bt
2Sc., OOc. :~~dntetmiilistration
should not be ~
from Leo.
Gmn"under my hand th,s I Ith cay of ,C
The health of this commumty H'
No,ember, .i\.nnoDomini. Hl16
i,X'.'
PM e.k<,cK"To,.
••
som,-.hat better at present than it
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11-~~~~
Probate J_odi:e. ~
•
Leo. November

J. L. STUCKEY •

l:Sl:"'lEl!!ibet•uth•nor,l1muy
not C'UI~<:

..•

•

i.

P.A. comes to you with a real reason for all the
goodness and satisfaction it offers. It is made by
a patented process that removes bite and parch!
You can smoke it long and hard without a comeback! Prince Albert has always been sold without
coupons or premiums .. We prefer tf give quality!
Prince Albert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette
enjoyment! And that Bavor and fragrance and
coolness is as good as that sounds. P.A. just
answers the universal demand for tobacco
without bite, parch or kick-back!
Introduction to Prince Albert isn't any h2rd~r
than to walk into the nearest place tl:nt sells
tobacco and ask for "a supply of P. A." You !'3Y
out a little change, to be sure, but it's the cheer•
fullest investment you ever made I

Doubl• Tr-oubl._

,:f1~:~:
!~~g
!~l~nh;Jrru~:t

1

to it~-~~

him o\'e; to hi• futhC'r to Le disciplinL-d,, hl•n thl' followinf!"com·ersution ,\ ns overh('ard:

--- ---.
One of us will be at King,t;ree the
Dr LeGrand Guerry of Columbia fint Monday in each mont!t, at Helhas been elected treaaurer of the lor's Stables.
9-28-tf
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Southern Surgical and Grnecological I.,,,,..... ...,, ...................................

Sp~:~iw
8tr~'.

1~;~!~ite

Sulphur •

e •. Lodi&,
No,
46
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Beware of Ointmen~s ,;;;-

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Kingstree
o!

l!ffii'll

l\nd

t"Omplt"ff'l)'

di:t&nlt't':

th•

1i1~~~~ut~J:!"11':irr;~i:;
~n~~~l~~u!t.!~rho~u'i:meet&Th.ur&daybefore full moon ead1
th
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Curl!, 1w1.nt1t:t,~1ur,J

h1'

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no

P.

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n,,.,,,r,

•ll1t

l".11:11 r 1,

llnd

r.uu•nus

!IUf·

ru.-,• h•• ~11:-.- )'OU _.,.t thf'
frPe.

Sold b)' Dru1utl ■ 1s, Prlrf' -;:-..-~r
1'&11.cH&ll'I Family

R. J. ~•

Tobacco Co., w;-.s.a-.

N>t11e.

PIH, for \.'OnSl!J).lllon.

N. C. Copyriab1 1918 b1 R. J. Reynold, Tobacco Co.

beini rude to bC'r.''•
Wind.,

.. l1ar111atan•
hu.! been

given to A winJ which J){'riodira11y

blows from the interior of Afri<:a
LQv.-arcl
the .ltlantic duriPS Dc~mber, January and Fcbn:ftry. It is
heralded l,y a fog or dry luue, ""hich
someti1m~s conccnls the sun for

I

burn.

I
I

NHl'UN

Richn.

niches are intended !or the comfort of hre and not life for the purpose of uoard~ng ri~h_r-s
.. I asked 11
~·ise man, 1aymg, --\\,ho 1s the for- '
tuuate man, and 1rho is the unfortunate?" He '-.1id: "Tbat man was
fortunat- 1 .,.-hoSp<'nt and gave away
and that mnn unfortunate who died
and left behind. Pray not for that
good for nothing mri_n":ho ~id nothin•,._for JJe Jla.:$Scdlus hfe m hoarding' richt>sand <lid not spend them."
-Sadi.
Evid•nc.,

goc.:s another married
rnid the girl at tbc csndy

~-11 hcrc

man/'

countl'f'.
''How do you koo~,.?" asked the
cashier.
•

~:i~~)~ ~::{,c:n~
:! I
0

oo:~~ ~:JY

he buys half a pound ooee a month." !
-Philad,Ipkia
Ledger.
1

NO- 11.

_.

The T~Jrd llh,att.,
Sl,rbt i.D •.«:ti
month.
\ll1lt1ucrhopper,
1•,,1
Jl-.ll)lu•iledcoc11:u1
~it 01: .1\hlCl.j

or b.atL« abnncou ""
Um"-.

I' 8 STOLL,
Con.Coni

J ',I IIRO~'N, Clerk.

her. XC\w ~·oumni.:t AplOlogizeto me
for be-in;:rut1l' tom.,· wife, ant1 then
vou can sc-t1lcwith Your mothrr for

been s,arcdby hc•t from• furnace.
Olten within an hour after it begins
to blow green gra,s is dry enough to

C•Mi-

K'"nu-

~".;j·f>d~~
6.,,1~~kb)?
i~rr~~~t;~~~I c~~clfl!~~
Umoni:ils

Insurance!
Wh~n ynu want Insurance
of any kind. call on us. We

m8n. young or old. to be rude tO

11,·holcw1.:tkstogether. E\"ery pl:int,
ever_,-bit of grass and leaf in its
course is withered as though it bed

....--····

In lllll'lnJr Hall's

,PRlNEE-:f:'Al.BERT

matter ,\ith h('r, Lccatu:.e~be is your-

__

amJ 1.. 1:tl:'"n ln1t-rn:,llr. ar1ln,c:

11> 1'1)"111lhr> Mm•d

fo ,,. .. r th;e ?!''~hm,

up and

mother am) not mine. But she is
my wife. aud l "·ill not ullow anY

The n:1•1c

.

•

'"1.'ed, diJ you ~ay 10 11nd k> to
,our mot her?"
"·Yes deJ''
"Weli. ,·o~ wiJI ham to ~ttle that

Wlth•ring

KINGSTREE

0

ea Examined
and
Glasses Fitted

K..irstin Stump.
Puller
One Man -

I 11.mnow t'qu,flpetl tod<i 1h11 work uti•f•r•
tnrilyandeanaave)'9u
r,o.,.. 11.~u,J;J,OOo.,

..-tin,canddi1lAlltt,·i1ionl'f"Ollndin'N1cb

It )·011 bneak :,our li!nt<H 1,rinc thun ui me.
Sa1••1
l1vllltfup1iu~
lhem on -hortnoli«.

o...-

Williamsburg county, and
are in a position to give you

the best service.
for Fath~ ilnd ·son

money-making. cu..ltivated 6elda. Gokl is undtt your srumpeaet it out, put it in bank. Clear ,our land and producebi.aaopa.

the

Its mia,btyltrlqtb
it~
JtwiUdearmontbutwoacraatoae
for21 ,-n.

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Trio.January 22:-Farmm round
::c:•cre.
• C ,, ••• ,, .... ,., .........
here are very busy now.
:
~ were advanced to 75 cents Johnsonville. Jan 23:-The ochool
The teachera of Aimwell Graded,
th
00
per dozen in Birmio11ham,Ala. Mon• will give a hot supper Friday eight. Wit' ViclcryNtu Col11blH Allesl
~•~•~~!:~~•Y afterooon wi
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day.
The proceeds will be used to buy
Los1Hope.
Boston Capitah,ts plan the orecfor the building
m:':t ~:;i•:o tis!"!::::~ :::.~
tion of a large ootton mill at IV1no• S.ats have been purchased for the WIFE URGED HIM ON • ht t h
pI h
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auditorium.
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Wheat ,old in Baltimore laat .,,eek l4r Jea.e Sprott of Mann,nir opent !la)'• 11 Be llad Not Foa.a d Be!p Mr A N Sheppard; vice pre■id•n•.
for $2.03 per bu1hel, the hiirheot Sllllday with Mr Stacklev.
W'!e• Be Did Be lkll""u Bed II R R M . f B
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M;• Nita
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pric.-ein over 40 yeara.
Misses rhillipe and Anderson a~d Not •ac • U"laa Man Today."
Mrs G MeOuffi• Hamptoo, wife Mr St&ekleyopent Jaat Sat urd •Y in
After suffering fort.,· y<•ars ..-ith ary, Mr RA Moore. We think .,.
of e:r-~.road Com'."iaiooer Hamp. Florence.
his physic.,! trouhles, DD lior<lon, have a flDeoet of ollicen and invit,:
ton, died ID Columbia Saturday.
The teachera attended quarterly of 7·!()Seventh St. Olympia, 1 ,u. all the people of the community t,
Repreoeotative Finley baa intrc,, ID~~nir Sat urdav a week ago at burb of Columhia, nn O.toher 28 meet with us every Sunday ni,iht ,..
du.ced a bill in Con1tte88 tc. appro- Tnoity.
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dedal't'<l th•t "I just can't pra.i,e 7 o'clock.
~:~~~~:n• i::"'.:!~i"nt ~o A deelamation ronte~t 19 beio,i Tanlar high enough, and four dol• Mra LA Moore spent the wee,.
ngu, • planned by .th• follow,n,i a<hoola: laro worth or Tanlac ,·orupletelv end with Mn Bat Smith at Andrev., 1
Dr Dz Rowell bu moved to AD··
11.,vB D Bull ~•ducted the regu- Pro•~t, Trinity, Sa~em,Old John- broke up my troubles al!A!rhundreds
lar m_onlhlJ""""'"" at old St An• oonV1lle,and J~oaonVJll•. The, date of dollnrs' ,rnrth of other medicines drew■.
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Drayton, near Char• wdl be .. ttled in th• near .future.
had failed to even help me."
Mr J L Graham had a welcorr..-1
vi •to ~ b.19 h
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held a Continuing, Mr Gordon a.,id:
. Rn RTGilleopie hu reoigned !he meetin11Jaat week aod hu planned "I suffered from stomach trouble, ~ttlr,;,, h ome
n ay mg ,,
pUlorate of Florence .Prtahyteri.an to make Improvements in and around some kidney trouble and a t!i,ordcr a ~ eV :g tr ft' d
f Lak Ci f
ehurcb to enter upoo h11new dobes th
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all the digeetive tract, but they give
you evidence of how sore a membrane
may becomeaa a result of lnflamma•
tion, which la stagnation of the blood,
riiJhtfully called acute catarrh.
If you suffer from ll\lch conditions don't let them become
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'('here we;e 120 marriage licensea in:h:e-!:ac:~:a~o:·11~:i&~.:rae~:
e:-:peci~ll,·the indig~tion, for~ahout A W Graham, near here.
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Trio Christian Endeavor N>Ciety
illued in Florence county from the hope to make a.II good a sh.owing forty J et1.rs. Af~e.r1~1e11I~ 1 .felt all
laat week in November to' the Jut
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puff,d up. I • a.., rn con<iderahlc will give a sociable at Aimwell
we,k in December.
then aa we did at the fair.
)Xlin, and my stomach was
dis• Graded !Choo!hou9" Friday night at
A nu.mber of growera of loH
HONOR ROLL. (roUTH MO1''THl.
ordered that my food •·a, not di• 7 o'clock.
ataplecotton in the vicinity of CharGrade I (advsnced).
ge,ted. I suffered con,tantly ..-ith Mrs R L Smith of Andrews spent
a severe form of bowel trouble ond Jut week with Mra LA Moore
leoton attended the anti-boll weevil Arnery Tanner.-·-··· .. ·-·····················92
-ventlon at Valdoata, Ga, yeatu• L~cile Hanna_····------92
my food often pa..,sed through me Mia Bessie Regioter spen; the
da;y.
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Chnton Hanoa -- - ····-- --·-··· 91 before it .,,.. hardly more than half week•end with frieoda at Andrews.
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fi;:ti:;ri':,
Grade II.
digested. Severe pain often agraLrm.E Bov.
, ea1·fcmu d .
the M .
Norman Eaddy-·-__
96 vated that trouble, too.
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_a ;nob~ irto ~~can Hazel Eaddy···-··· ·--··-·
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"Though I bad tried a great many
Dote trom Dlek;r swaap,
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ay, Thtti1 ~r··----··--·---····-··-95 kinda of medicines that were said Lo Salters.Rt 1,JaouarJ 21:-We are
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L Hrdncl<. Poaton -- • ·-·· ··············94be good for my troubles, I iu•t kept •till havinir plenty of rain in our vii'lldeftnlt1, the ~•mous piamat, Dav,a Rollin,··- -- ---··-·······9S on gelling wo""' and I had about
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11aft a perfonnuee 1~ Spartanbu~ Clyde Belfl~wers_.
____ ....93 I08t hope of getting ,rell, BJ:>d.ii I dmt;y, and the roads are al,noat ,m.
lloDdQ,nta~t to~ 1mmenae audi- Vera Hup•ns
90 had not got!A!aTanlac when J did, I -bl•,
ence. Sl!""ol tnuna were run f,or
Grade. Ill.
do not belie,-e I would be ,I livini
The C E ■ociety held Its re«ular
the -on.
Louio POiton,_____
.....95 man today. Really, I de, think meetinir lut niirht at Mulb.,rry
At the Ia memorial eserciaea in Lenean Taylor·--·--· ··········--·92
Tll!)I~ h:18kept me from the grave. achoo! house, with a very iroodat•
York Frliay, the principal add..,.. Wilaon Denni!l_.. --·----···91
When I .,as told about Tanlae, l tendan
The to • d. uaed
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by Rt• l E lhbaft'ey, a
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had taken oo muc!i medicine that I ., .
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former s,utor
ol the Methodi■
l,rade■ IV.
had no more faith in medicine, .. $tt,ng the rood1n othera.
obarcb hen.
Vir,rie Perry,______
94 1t "11bad failed rue. but my neigh- The infant dauirhter of Mr and
11,e Woma11'sAaziliuy
of the Evelyn Perry......
_...•··-···-··-·-·-···-93 bo111kept IA!tlingme of To.nlac aud Mra Robert Moore of Sumter waa
convention (Epiaoopal)ia
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Grade VI.
g~•:u~Ym~: bottl~l.la~I'~~: haried in the Ferrell familv buryin.~•t.oa
,n ...ion at Cb■rleoton .. It na ad· Luoa P01ton........•-··--·. ··-··-·-··94 I started taking Tao lac 1 ,. .. in irroaod at Mt Hope church Tueaday
dr-,I
by Ardid....,a M,tehell and Her~rt Eaddy_. - -·-···- ·-··93 awful ,hapeand it had been months laat. The little one waa taken ill Sat•
Rn Dr John Kenb■ w.
Vaahti lleneo•····-··-··- -·-· --····92 sint:flI bad t10tten a good night's urday and died Monday mominir.
OffG people, tlliJ ii meaat for you. Don't laqll at fate. Pnpai,e
·······-92 rest. The fi111tbottle did me no The Kura! School Improvement
H S Jadeoa of Floren~ "!U ohfl Im■ Ventera ··--· -········
,._ for the "rainy -,," when li!e ii Dot tll n11J Rllllwle. .,,. .
inthebNd by the aCC1dentald• Wataon Eaddy_··-······-·
..··- 91 goodatall sofar.,.
I oould tell
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your peuiaa now. WOBX, WOBX, 'WOll!
SAVE, SATll,
....,.., of bia gun while hutinir Aulbria Hunin1... __···•···-..-··--·-91
and I did ~ot want to get any more: IIIOClationm~t at. Mulberry achoo!
Moadt'1 Conier Thurmay. Bil
Grade VII.
ao I thought I,..,.. ju.et throwing my houoe lut Friday o,,iht and all pr.., UVE!
Tllil pietut IDIJ c11uceyot1r whole li!e it 1011 P" lt
IAUll8T
TKOUGRT
for
jut
be
milt11$ea.
Co11COtrate
JODI ail.
illimieo are not danileroua.
Lida Taylor.... _. ---..93 money away by buying Tanlac juat eQt eojoyed the oeeuion. Routinr
J'Oll D'.SOLVE to .....
ol ilie few W.h will :auu;r
Grade VIII.
u I .b~d when I ~ught the other bDlineoawas tranacted. after wbieh - it. h»Bla,hille la to baft another
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bank-:111!111'1
J-ph Norwood and'
medmnes. My ,rife kept after •• varioua game■ were indulired In. JIOTBIB. Tund The oooking elub sold home-made
A JI Denbow havin,i petitioned th• Albe~t May Eaddy._ •• -···-·-····· 95 lbougb, and I bought th e.
!loentarJ of State for a eharter for Vi~I Eaddy ···········-·····-·········-······95 00
candy
OPEN AN ACCOUNTWITH US.
93
tbe Commen!lal Bank of Blackville, Lonise Eaddy-··-·· •••••••••••••••••
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belo~h~ seoo~dto~~r =te half
Ill~ Duka and aoo,Mr Joe Dukes,
BANK
OF KINGSTREE.
with a l'apital atoc:k of $25,000.
Grade IX.
the Tanl~k
bold of m;troubl:,: viaited near Manninir Sundoy.
The will of the late S F McBride Ella Ruael Pootoo_ --· --··· 94 and no,r they have been oompletely . We a"!' triad to DOie th •t th0 '!" •f•
<>fFloreaee beqoeathNI all his real·
Grade X.
broken up. Four botU.. gave me fl1ctedwith measl•s are 1mprov1ntr.
-te
to Connie Mowell orpbao111eF.ditb Pem.·-·-··---·--94
complete relief and I am in fine Mr ~• d ~~• E E Bradham ot
r.t Greenwood. The property hu ..... ,.....,,,..,,..........,.......,....,......,..,...
.... _ 1health now.
GreeJyv,lle VJSlted at tbe home uf
bttn rold ind th• inoome then from
------ •'The Tanlac gave me a good ap- Mr J J Bradham Sund11.
will 111pportthree ehildren in •perpeti!A!,and now I eat three big meal•
. __ ••• ~~EBUO.
petait■.
11day though I ueed to never eat a
.
Bt,rq ud. W.UBJVlu1 bite of breakfast for my syotem was Cleveland Bur Boll Cotton. Seed
FlorellCehu I real DaURhter of 'Made
the Revolution, lllra Mary Louise ti"a,-boro,PL-"hu.Unmdon
in •~ch bad •ha~ I never """ b~n- f~r:.ie, $~d~o~~~~llbe!S ti:~~
llavit who retridea there with her o::.r a bud ■poll of broodJiti■ .. 11w11 gry m the mornings. l ha,·e gain- p
Lapa S C
• I 18 4
1ran.idau1rhter. Mi• Clara Bailey. t..r<l for meto ke<pal>a•L I~ palu ed a good d~l in \\·eight, too, but I SON. nea,
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Sbe celebrated her 92nd birthday 1". "" o:b•IIIud look ~14 eui)y. A have not "e1ghed recently, 50 I can't
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lut wttk. Sb~ wu a daaa-hter of :;
s.it just how many pounds.
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• Robert Morris o~ of the aiJrl)en of &ndI am ableto do •1 bou••ork wbicb
I can cow eat cabbage, fish or
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=~:hi:IDt;:ror:·\ic~keT:n!:~
the Ikaclaration of lndepend~nce.
The T•nlRC al!!Odrove •~·av that
llnch IIUTPrise
,na felt in Hamp- WV"m:i~
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4
ten Friday w~n~t wu levned that 1ion., matee ~
er::
sleeplessnessand I rest like n child
for 1917, tells about the best
1lrack1l u faila. no~.
John Mel.aann eSwee~y, eon of ltNGgt..b. Yow--,:
the late e:i:-Govemor Mll.. B Mc• ,
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I reccomruend Tanlac no.- be·
Sweeney, and Iii• Willie Mee RatScott J)nig Co, Krngstree. S •
cause I want the world to know
WHAT·•
what it dld for me, so they "'ill be
teree bad been privately married in
the co~rt bo~ in that town the
able to take it. I have pen1uadeda
and ,tVi!e aped.al laformadoa. • to
th
precediQg nifd>t by
e Probale
lot or people to take Tanlac, for it is the beat cropl to pow, both for
Judp,
•
wonderful.
profit and home Ute,
W M Rina, pretrident of Clemaoo
Tanlac. the moster modicine, is
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
Tbe Jar,re lncreue
ID our buai•
eolleae: W W Lona. State demonaold by Kingstree Drug Co, Kings• oess which we have aplo experi•
cuccd
durille the put year ta the
ltntion ... nt; l N Harper, dire<tor
tree; Mallard Lumber Co, Gr~ly•
best of evldeace u to lhe bJ1b
(1bllc·lwtln)t!lllllt II Int <ille; Fnnne111'Drug Co, Heru•~g- quaUty
of Clemson colleire experiment ala•
of
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South Carolina at the annual con- ica1awhich""'tile ollidencyof the
nntioo of the Aaociation of South• Cucara, makinc it better than ord.iaary
.
Write for camloa ud prJcH of
10I Grass and Clover SeedJ, Seed
em Agricultural Worken now in ~~ D!fX·~
1 A hot supper among oegroea
Thrice-a-Week New York Worl- _____
$ 1.25
Potatoes, Seed Oats or any
ea,,ion at New Orleans.
Adapttd to gll:,.Du ••II .. a41ll,.: I Ed11efleld couoty Saturday night'
,Juttryouebottlefor
co11sti,-UOD. 50c:. proved to be-a very hot affair, a.s a
Farm Seeds required.
The County Record·---·····-············....:._-··---·--·1.00
Cleveland Big Boll Cotton Seed
PJlc:. Cm .-d ; .. ., t.J _ ,· !¾.:;---. - free- li,cht broke out, in w~ich one
Catalog mailtd free on request.
Southern Rurallst, twice a month __ ..·······.50
• for sale, $5.5Qper bushel. Highest "°"' •=•""'•'" .,,."., "'""".'\ ,.,.zo . man was r>robhlyIAtally shu,. Three! T. W. WOOD 6 SONS,
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$ 2.75, •
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prices paid for Furs. S S AROX• ~fi~~~~~;~~~
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•. Richmond,Ve.
0 ~r~
01 \':~i: persons were ~rre~tl.'d.:ir,d Hffief'rs
Our price for the three papers ····-··-··S 2.00
SOS. Lanes. SC.
1-18-4;__ ~~rstapplkaUoa~vuv.s~~,MJteat.
Mtc. are 8l'arc1iin5£"
fqr ha}f adoz~n more. L..---------'

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reAdf several have t.een shot here
te-.cben for aeven or eight m~nth9,
SUBSCRIPTION RATE:
by the police. If you value your
• even when they levy the highest
OM copy, one year ..............
SI 25 canine. better keep him shut up or
-achoo) tax the law allow•-8. mills.
ODocopy, aix months.. •·••···••··
75 a 1rood muzzle fastened to the busi• INPORTANTINlORMATIONBYWil,. BY th1a act the Sllte ste1>9m aod
0 th
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1 : ness eod of him during hot weather. •
~~~~:~~;_™· guarantees a . ~ven•months term
from the equaJ1z,ng fund acd allow,
w.F. TOLLEY A ILK.WALLACE It ia gratifying to know th■t local Editor. County Record: •
one teacher to everv 25 pupils, proPabll.-en.
dealers are linding numerous purDuring the present )'ear . the ~id~ the district carries. the 8-mill
.,if Thu.red•~• M•1f 3 1. 1917- chasers for improved harve1ting m•• lschools ~four county have re~•~ed l1m1tof school taxes. It will be ~n
"""'"""""""""'"""""""""""""""'...,,.ichinery
in thisaectioo. Whe,nafarm•jState ~!d .~nder th e heads, Huz~ lhat, ~ncler tbib &ct, the teaeh1nw
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er puts his money in a reaper or a ~hool.
Rur~l ~r•?,ed Sc~~I." force 1n • uumber of over•srraded
0
Buy a Liberty Bond.
binder it i• pretty well under■tood Term ExtenS1on.
EquahZJDI< achool■ can be increased, and the
'ntie is the cry of the nation just that he intends to raiae aomethiug • nd .. B.uilding." The table bel?w ~II many financial worries of our trua-aow It is the tlopn of the various beaides cotton and tobaeeo. It look■ ~how tnat ot th~ 54 school d1stnc_11tees reliev•d, if they will only take
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now as if old Williamaburg may yet m the cnunty, '• have benefited in advantag,- of the provisions of the
•parlments of t.he national govern., ht-comea grain-producinii county. sotoe form or other from legislative &c!t.Knowing the cnmped conditioo
ment and is carried to all comera of
appropriations. The Term Extension of our beet achool ■ u I do, it would
tbe continent tJn official dc,cumente Why do some of our C'itizens aJ. act is the olde,t and appliet princi• kem crimina1 if an oppartunity to
throu11h the mails.
low their cows to run at large when pally to small schools. To receive aid put these achool ■ in an euy financial
OD I'll let\t'r& comin,r from official they know it is in violation of & under thi, act a district mtut Jevy ~ondition. mostly at the State's ex•
Wuhinaton may be nvted in the town ordinancP, not to speak of the for ~hools not leBBthan 2 mills. The pente, is newlected. The-State-Suoer·
right hand comer o! the envelope annoyance and ex)l"ose it so fre- Rural Graded School act requires a intendent of Educatioo asks me to
and formin,r a part of the caocella- quentJy cauaes nei,rhbors who have levy of at leut 4 mills. 11tne two e,nphuize the fact that after this
lion aevi.ee these words: .. Do your lawns and gardens to protect? It &ou·reesof :::it,ce aid are fairly well year the bentfitll of the Equaliz.inst
1,it, blU' a Liberty Bond. ln~uire at look■ like down rifht, unadulterat- under■tood. The most far-reachin11 fund will apply only to thooe achoo! ■
a,y bankor pootoflice."
ed meanness on the part of any per- and recent legialation is an acl pro- that levy 8 mill■ for ■<hool eupport.
llany of u, doubt! ... deeply re- 100 or penone who will aulfer cowa vidin1<an "equalizi1111!UDd" for the
J .G ll~LLOUGH,
Ifft that financial ■traill bar ua from or chickens to run at lar1<e in utter State Board of Educat,on. The mO'!t Supt Educatloo W maburir County.

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cau■e fare.

CHAIRS!
CHAIRS!
CHAIRS!

STATE AID .RECEIVEDFOR SCHOOLSTHE PRESENT YEAR.

ID many instances o•ners

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SCHOOL
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IIDdwill remain unohaken and un- ill ch&rve of a boy, but uofortunate-1--------t----ir--;--+---+--.~-11
~oned.
OIi the other hand thare ly the boy often forgeta all about bi, Heinemann, No. 2 •• • • • · • •· . •. • • · • ·
'100
l250 OC
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are bUDdreda of citizen■-men of chargeandgoesoff
fi1hin11or fro!- =•~No~·;;:
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wh- foretathera helped to lickinir, allowing the quadrupod to Sumtar, No. 6 ....... ••
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1r1--n who have not voiuolffr· 111ither unreuonable inotinct■ or i11-Indian, No. 11... . . . . . .
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tdfora<tire1mi<'1iD
any brancb aatiableappetite.
Younirtttes,oorn
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ef tbe ftr,IIDd are beyond the reach and bean vines are 10re to auffer if Workman, No. 14...
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■f the eo111<riptionact. They ha~ they are within reach, ■take or no
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·'600· $800OI ••••• 81150( llliO OO::~~
moneyin U.e banka, or perhaps hid otake.
Shaw, No, 18.........
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apeculat\ve purpo1e1,
The <!hairm1D of ea.ch aroup of
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at eirht ten or even a larger ioter• the State Bankers· &190Ciatioa bu Wilson, No. 24.....
500 OI
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ible to been appointedspecial Liberty Bond Cadeti, No. 2().........
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chairman for hi■ group. Among the ~ward, No. 27• •• • ·: •• •• •• • • • • • S300: • ••• • • • 76 OI • ••••-·· ··--·-125
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to auch men and arouse their Kingstree, E C Eppa: H,mingway, Rough Branch, No. 31..
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Porch
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14Different
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, Parlor
Chairs.
25Different
Styles
Library
Chairs
- - 15Difereot
Styles.
Dining
Chairs
17Different
Styles
Baby
Chairs - 12Different'
Styles
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Vox.,No '2. •• •• • • · · • •· .. •• •
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Phone
167 - - KINGSTREE,
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trtJ Bond■ carry.
Nev; York. May 29:- l'bornas A 'f.f
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BeloenXRoods, No. 47.
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al tight or ten cenll, and the three
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16.00
apnllforlhegovernment.andwill
from.his laboratory tuks to ":II fot':.~s::;;,:·i:.~:·s2::
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100
-., amount ,-ou may atipulate. but duties are in this war. The citizen
t6
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will ialue you 8 bond 00 ao easy. or who buys a liberty bond, he aaid, Black River. No. 56..
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IMtallment plan u ia !et forth in paya the. lint p~emium on an inaur• :f~~o.N5J.
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•• • • ••• ••• 100{)(······~·~- 200 00
. . lbeir advertisemenll in thi•. paper. ance pohcy agamst the de•th of de- ~:!,~•Fo~t,69N~. ·si
~ 67.00
•3l 00 ··--·· -.-·
If you bav~ money,thereu,no bet. m~~racy. . .
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th
e l~ventor
New■ of Leo Nei&bborllu,od. hav., the plant and are ready for
at,r .,., of showio,r your patrioti11t1
One t.~mll JS.s~rt",
than by inveetin,:ciD a Liberty Bond, declared. the minimum_service aoy
bida for the e-rection of a modern
\bereby helping yolir country to car• of UI cao render America and the
Leo, May 30 -A very succeaoful school buildin1<.
, •
rJ on succe•ful)y its part in the democracy of the whole a·orld is to protracted meeting' h~ ~n held at
Mrs A A Brown haa returned from
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gle it has undertaken for buy liberty bond=:i. The loan should Pto11J)f'Ct
church, beginRm,t Sunday, 8 short viait to her daughter, ~rs J
tt,e.
of the world agaic■t the not only be fully subacribed,it ahould 20th inat. The pastor, Rev W P E 'Hemin1rway,at Hemingway.
be overoubocribed. No government Way, was ... i,ted by Rev M F Duke
b~ious taiot of Kai.wriam.
in the history of the world Pver aek• of TurbPvlMe. Twenty•ai1 memben
DoU froa Dicky.S....,.

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ed money fur a nobler purpose. To
lo~th1~';,.!;;;~ill
May 28:-Alnice
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Rev and MrsG C Vauae and their
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buy a QO>nd
1s to pay the fir■ t i)re- be felt.
We are sorry to reporl that Kath• six childrPD of C.Ow■rda attended the
lo thts paper WIii be fouo d an ad- mium oo an insurance policy agaimt
rtitemfnt by the Merchants Mer• the death of democr111.cy,again•t
bru- erine. the little dauahter of Mr and commecrement exereil!!ll"S
of M.ulber<JlDtile Agency of Pittsbbrg, Pa, ta! Pr11S8iaomilitarism, •rains! fu- MB R Leo Carter, hu been ill for ry ■chool Friday night. Mr Vauu
publishers of The Credit E,cperienrre ture \~tarswith their resultant deaths ~veral .days, ~ut are lffad to say she preached able 11ermoosat St Paul's
Guide The ency is rePr""sented in
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1s now 1mproV1og.She and her moth• t'hurch yNterday at 11 a. m. and 8
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and sorrows and horrors.
• er are visiting the latter's parents at p. m. and at Long Branch school•
trns■ectron by Messro LT Hender--•--Elliott.
.
house at 4 p. m. He i• alwats heartHail damai,ted crops in the vicinity
Mr Wm J Brown. who taught at Uy welcomed here. Mt Vause and
lDDand W D Guque 8.9 local organiEn.
Every merchant and prof es-- of Hartsville Thursday.
Antreville-the past 1:ar. i~ spending family returned home in their car
aiana1 man in this town and oount)• Hailstones an ioch in diameter fell the aummer he~ .with. his oarents. thiA morniog.
d
th
•i~J be ~lied upon aod his me~ber• in Georgetown Monday.
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:;:t :Sit~~: ~~~tr!~ in!~/ v!ci~~:;~yspent e week-eo
tMv aohctted. aJso.• complete USt of
Extensiv~ impro,·ements in the tor of mathematics in Andenon
Little Mil! Irma Ti!dale is ill with
bis cudtomers or C"llents5nd a report Port Royal nu•al station will be made High s<"hooJfor the comiog year and typhoid fever.
• to how they pay their bills-then shortlv.
will report for duty early in SeptemSevera) of our people attencied
the-names of these c:ustomers,clie-nta GA Williamson.a M:;,llinsfarmer, ber..
Children's day exercises at Mt Ver•
aubscribers will be published in ■old HO bales of cotton at 21 cento a
Mil8 Freda Carter spent. a few non church y<1terday,
.
th
the Credit EJ,perieoce Guide, and pouod. a total ot Si5,000.
~:Y:/~~•~·eek w• Mr■ OaVJ,Han- en! l:~n~~
h:~:lyco~=~::~~
ac,oosite-~rer; man's name will be
The South~tn Cotton Oil Co ?f CroJ)lt are looking fioe now, the exercises of laulberry Graded school
•und,a record as to how he pays his Charlest~n will erect a peanut mill stand beinll the beat we h1tveseen in Friday night.
There were three
dltbb. etc.
at Sulfo1k,Va, to cost about $50,000. this Btttion for a number of years.. graduates, Allie and Lulu !rlontgom•
The ob. ~t of this work is to pro•
Hon J W Rapdale has been iD•
We atP a-lad to report that the_ht• ery and Sadie Lewis. The follow1nir
J
.
vited to addn'SII the citizens of Ben- tie dau~ht<r ot Mr and Mr, Ohver proararo wu well rendered: Salutamerchants and b~~mes• me~ nettsville next Tuesday, registration Eaddy is. convalescing from a spell tory, Sadie Lewi■: music, Mr David
apiDBt people who are •low pay, day.
of typhoid fever.
.
. Silverman and MiBBClaudia Jones of
poor pay" or "no pay." For inMiss A nes Ravenel has resi nee! Mr Walter P?•ton hu mve~ted •• Kinl(8tree; class history, Lulu Mont·
•r
Tim Jones iroes to I mer,
r
g
a new auto, wh,ch he and famliy are goroery; cllSII will, Allie Mootgome1
.
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• . a&•~eldsecretary and ellmentary ~u- greatly ttnjoyiog.
.
ry; class prophecy, Sadie Lewis; ad•
ata~ce.
.ffilffl(, druirg1s~ -.>rany other bust• ~nuti>ndent of th~ ~uth Carohna
Miss Marie Graham, of the Single drelB,M A Shuler.Etq, of Kingstree:
aeee man who 1s a member of the Sunday•schoul association.
.section, is visiting Misa Vedo Brown. delivery of diploma!; music, ,\tr Sil·
aasoeiation and ieeks credit the mer•
Fire.supposed lo he caused from a
Mrs R B Jona$0D, who has beea vermim and Mr■ J L FPrretl of Gree!hant or drui:rgist wil: first look for ciKarette thrown by a boy into cot- spending B few days at Romt- with lyville: valedictory. Allie MontiromJon _. name in the credit ton,ditl SHi,000 to tht" largesL cotton her son, Dr L 8 Johnson.has return• ery; "good-bye," irrarluatinll clus.
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t':;
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i b, mill in Newberry Thursday.
ed home.
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Prayer was offered by Rev Mr Ran•utde to see ho\\. h~ 18 rate< . }I J
I Hon J Davis Carter anct Mr Wal• kin. The Kraduates received beautithose ht>has previously dealt w1th. r==-~====~:::::;:~:-:-::::::;i
tt>r Poston have been appomted reg• ful bouquets of many varieties of
If ao X appears after Jones' name I PHYSICAL
TRAINING~
istrars for this precinct. All men ftow~,also numerous valuable !lifts.
lle'II have• hard road to ue.-.1 beTEACHERS IN1 DEMAND
between the ages of 21 and 30 are The faithful teachers left for th,ir
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required to reaistP.r for federal ser• homes Saturday morning. carrying
fo h
f th
ed·t1
con•ldertht• tt..a1thfut,useful, digvice, and we hope all our YOUD2' men with them the love of all. Mn Mat•
re r ae~ ur er c-r •
A person 9 good name, a na~t!
ntt'I~ and profltabler,ror.talon
will show their braverv ~J' rejfi~ter: tie Williams, the principal, has been"
1
Dat stands for honesty and fa1r 1
ioll promptly. The re-~strar ts 5-, with ua four &e!lious.
.ie.Jinl( toward all men is the most
"'· Penn.. S"onh and SM&th ca.ro• years old but will register if needed.
The Ladies' Aid soctety will hold
,aluable asset that any man can posUna have blll■ pendlnc.
Hoq J Davis Carter and Messrs it.a regular meeting at St Paul's
R98, therefore every i,elfreariectinfl
!;i~h!~~~•~~~~: 0 ~h~h°."~r:h~~ f~:~~o~~~~ S8 A:~~:'!, a~~:t~
church Saturda1• at 4 p. m.
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or N••
F1orence Thursday of tut week.
To Care• Cold In One Dey
man prefers a good ratir.g in a book
;:ra:,=niv(~!~:,.
..t the cla.s to which the Credit
TIIE SAVAGESCHOOL roa
A much n.. ded rain fell here T,.•L&UTtVBaao>100,1.i.,. uot..,u.,

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Good
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Do it the ONLY WAY7--by
wearing
Shoes Made for Ease, Comfort and Durability

They cost no more than
other shoes, but are much
better, more comfortable
and last longer.
We sell all the leadingmakesfor
both men and women,andfor style,
quality, price and a perfect fit, just
call at the

Silverman
Department Store,
East Main Street,

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NO. 83.

Th• mad do1<hu made ill annual
appearan« on our streets and al- 1
reAdf several have t.een shot here

STATE
AJD
FOR
OUR
SCHOOLS

?four .lara,e country .c'"hoolsfind it
pay & good corpe of

1mpo1111.bl.e to

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in thisaectioo. Whenafarm•jState
~!d .~nder th e heads, Huz~ lhat, ~ncler tbib &ct, the teaeh1nw
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er puts his money in a reaper or a ~hool.
Rur~l ~r•~.ed Sc~~I." force 1n • uumber of over•srraded
0
Buy a Liberty Bond.
binder it i• pretty well under■tood Term ExtenS1on.
EquahZ1n1<achool■ can be increased, and the
'ntie is the cry of the nation just that he intends to raiae 110methiog • nd .. B.uilding." The table bel?w ~II many financial worries of our trua-aow It is the tlopn of the various beoides cotton and tobaeeo. It look■ ~howtnat ot th~ 54 school d1stnc_11tees relie••d, if they will only take

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Q)ur motto: l3etterl&Dbs Sor USS money

teacben for aeven or eight m~nth9,

SUBSCRIPTIONRATE:
by the police. If you value your
• even when they levy the highest
OM copy, one year .............
. SI 25 canine. better keep him shut up or
-achoo)tax the law allow•-8. mills.
75 a 1roodmuzzle fastened to the busi• INPORTANTINlORMATIONBYWil,.BYth1a act the Sllte ste1>9m and
ODocopy, aix months.. •·••···••··
0 th
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ness end of him during hot weather. • L:r~
guarantees a . ~ven-months term
from the equaJ1z,ngfund acd allow,
w.r. TOLLEY A ILK.WALLACE It ia gratifying to know th■t local Editor. County Record: one teacher to everv 25 pupils, proPabll.-en.
dealers are linding numerous purDuring the present )'ear . the ~id~ the district carries _the 8-mill
-.s-i/ Thu.red•~•
M.11 3 1. 1917- chasers for improved harve1ting m•• lschools ~four county have re~•~ed l1m1tof school taxes. It will be ~n

now as if old Williamoburg may yet m the cnunty, '• have benefited in advantag,- of the provisions of the

•parlments oft.he national govern., ht-come a grain-producinii county. sotoe form or other from legislative &c!t.Knowing the cnmped conditioo
ment and is carried to all comera of
appropriations. The Term Extension of our beet achool ■ u I do, it would
tbe continent tJn official dc,cumente Why do some of our C'itizens aJ. act is the olde,t and appliet princi• kem crimina1 if an oppartunity to
throu11hthe mails.
low their cows to run at large when pally to small schools. To receive aid put these achool ■ in an euy financial
OD I'll let\t'r& cominR'from official they know it is in violation of & under thi@act a district mtut levy ~oodition. mostly at the State's ex•
Wuhinaton may be nvted in the town ordinancP, not to speak of the for ~hools not leBBthan 2 mills. The pen,e, is newlected. The-State-Suoer·
right hand comer o! the envelope annoyance and ex)l"nse it so fre- Rural Graded School act requires a intendent of Educatioo asks me to
and formin5r a part of the caocella- quentJy cauaes oei5rhbors who have levy of at least 4 mills. 11tne two e,nphuize the fact that after this
tion aevi.ee these words: .. Do your lawns and gardens to protect? It &ou·reesof :::it,ce aid are fairly well year the bentfitll of the Equaliz.inJt
1,it, bUJ a Liberty Bond. ln~uire at look■ like down rifht, unadulterat• under■tood. The most far-reachin11 fund will apply only to thooeachoo! ■
-, bank or pootoflice."
ed meanness 00 the part of any per- and recent legiolation is an acl pro- that levy 8 mill■ for ■<hool eupport.
llany of u, doubtle■s deeply re- 000 or penone who will aulfer cowa vidinit an "equalizi1111
!UDd" for the
J .G ll~LLOUGH,
Ifft that financial■traill bar uafrom or chickens to run at lar1<e in utter State Board of Educat,on. The mO'!t Supt Educatloo W moburir County.

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Overstocked!
CHAIRS!
CHAIRS!
CHAIRS!

Porch
Chairs
14Different
Styles
. Parlor
Chairs.
25Different
Styles
Library
Chairs
- - 15Difereot
Styles.
Dining
Chairs
17Different
Styles
lleeomiOlra "Liberty Bond owner," d!tregard ot their neiihbor■ •el•
STATE AID .RECEIVEDFOR SCHOOLSTHE PRESENTYEAR.
Baby
Chairs - 12Different'
Styles
ibo1111h
our p1trioti1m to the cau■e fare. ID many instance• o•ners
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tor which tbe bood1 are i11ued ia mean to have their cows staked
SCHOOL
..._, '"=., I --;;:- - I IIDdwill remain unthaken and unch&rveof boy, but unfortunate-1--------+-----ir--;--+--+--.~-11
--Nursery
Chairs
the other hand thare ly the boy often forgeta all about bi,
No. 2. ••• •· • •· . •. • •· · ·
~oaed.
u,d

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are bUDdreda of citizeD1-men of chargeandgoeooff

Heinemann,

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fi1hin11or frol- =n~No~·;;:
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wh- forefathers helped to lickin11,allowing the quadrupod to Sumtar, No. 6....... ••
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81
the battl .. of their loved OOUD· cornmit .ouch depredltiODI u may
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who have not voiunlffr· ■uit her unreuonable inotinct■ or in- Indian, No. 11... . . . . . .
S200Ill
tdfora<tive1micein
any brancbaatiableappotite. Younirt,-,oorn
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.'440.00
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ef tbe ftr,IIDd are beyond the reach and bean vines are BDreto oulfer if Workman,No.14...
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act. They ha':'°
they are within reach, ■take or no ~::-::;:l•N:•i
.$600.00
$800OI
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af the eo111<ription
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money in U.e banka,or perhaps hid otake.
Shaw, No, 18.........
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at eirht ten or even a larger ioter- the State Bankers· &190Ciatioa bu Wil_,.:.:-'No. 24...... • • • • • •
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ible to been appointed special Liberty Bond Cadeti, No. 26.........
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to ouch men and arouse their Kingstree, E C Eppa: Hemingway, RoughBranch, No. 31..
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16.00
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will ialue you a bond 00 ao easy. or who buys a liberty bond, he aaid, Black River. No. 56..
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•• • • ••• ••• 100()( ·····--·-- 200 00
IDltallment plan u ia aet forth in paya the. lint p~emium on an inaur• :f~~o.N5J.
~ 67.00
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If you bav~ money,thereu1no bet. m~~racy. . .
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th
e l~ventor
New■ of Leo Neict,borllood.
have the pl&Dt and are ready for
at,r ..,, of showin,r your patrioti8ffl
One t.~mll JS.s~rt",
than by inveetin,:tio a Liberty Bond, declared. the minimum_service any
bida for the erection of a modern
\be~by helping yobr country to car• of ua cao render America and the
Leo, May 30 -A very succeaoful schoolbuildin1<.
f •
rJ on succe•fuHy its part in the democracy of the whole a·orld is to protracted meeting h~ ~n held at
Mrs A A Brown haa returned from
1
llftl
t gle it has undertaken for buy liberty bond=:i. The loan should Pto11J)f'Ct
church, beginRmR'Sunday, 8 short viait to her daughter, ~rs J
tile-I~'!,
of the world •r•ic•t the not only be fully subacribed,it ohould 20th inst. The pastor, Rev W P E 'Hemin1rway,at Hemiogway.
be oversubocribed. No government Way, was 899iotedby Rev M F Duke
b~ious taiot of Kai.wriam.
in the history of the world Pver Mk• of TurbPvlMe. Twenty-six memben
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How Will YOU BeRated? eelmoney fur a nobler purpose.

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~!;May 28:-Alnice

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b111a llond 1s to pay the fir■ t i>l"e- be felt,
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Rev and Mn,G C Vauaeand their
In thta paper Will be fouo d an ■d· mium on an insurance policy agaimt
We are sorry to reporl that Kath• six children of C.Owardaattended the
rtitemfnt by the Merchants Mer• the death of democr111.cy,againitbru- erine. the little dauahter of Mr and commeccement exerei9l"8of M.ulberrantile Airency of Pittsbbrg, Pa, ta! Pr=ian militarism, •rains! fu- MB R Leo Carter, hu been ill for ry ■chool Friday night. .MrVauu
publishers of The Credit E,cperienrre ture \~tars with their resultant deaths :"veral _days, ~ut are lflad to say she preached able 1ermoos at St Paul's
Guide The ency is rePr""sented in
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1s now 1mproV1og.She and her moth• church yNterday at t 1 a. m. and 8
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ag
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and sorrows and horrors.
• er are visitiag the latter's parents at p. m. and at Long Branch school•
triJSsectron by MessroLT Hender-

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hou,e at 4 p, m. He i• alwats heart-

lDDand W D Guque as local organHail Jama.red crops in the vicinity
Mr Wm J Brown. who taught at Uy welcomed here. Mr Vause and
iEn.
Every merchant and prof es,. of Hartsvilll? Thursday.
Antreville the past 1:ar. i! apending family returned home in their car
.....i man in this town and count)•
Hailstones an inch in diameter fell the aummer he~ _with_his oarenl9. this morniog.
d
th
•i~J be ~lied upon aod his me~ber• in Georgetown Monday.
,
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:Sit~~: ~~~tr!~ in!~/ v!ci~~:;~yspent e week-eo
tMv eohctted. aJso.• complete USt of
Extensiv~ impro,·ements in the tor of mathematics in Andenon
Little Mil! Irma Ti!dale is ill with
bis cudtomers or C"llents5nd a report Port Royal n&\•alstation will be made High s<"hooJfor the comiog year and typhoid fever.
will report for duty early in SeptemSevera) of our people attencied
• to how they pay their bills-then shortlv.
the-names of these c:ustomers,clie-nta GA Williamson.a M:;.llinsfarmer, ber..
Children's day exercises at Mt Ver•
aubscribers will be published in ■old HO bales of cotton at 21 cento a
MilB Freda Carter spent. a few non church y<1terday,
.
th
'lb, Credit EJ,perience Guide, and pound. a total of Si5,000.
~:Y:/~~•~·eek w, Mr■ Davi, Han- en! l:~n~~
h:~:lyco~=~::~~
ac,oosite-~rer; man's name will be The South~tn Cotton Oil Co ?f Cropt are looking fine now, the exercises of laulberry Graded school
•uud,a record as to how he pays his Charlest~n will erect a peanut mill stand beinR' the best we h1tveseen in Friday night.
There were three
dltbb.etc.
at Sufl'o1k,Va, to cost about $50,000. this Btttion for a number of years.. graduates, Allie and Lulu Montgom•
The ob -~t of this work is to pro•
Hon J W Rapdale has been iD• We arP glad to report that the_ht- ery and Sadie Lf.wi1. The follow1nir
J
.
vited to addn'SIIthe citizens of Ben- tie dau~hter of Mr and Mr, Ohver proaram wu well rendered: Saluta•
merchants and b~~mess me~ nettsville next Tuesday, registration Eaddy is. convalescing from a spell tory, Sadie Lewi■: music, Mr David

;:~i;:;:t

or

apiDBt people who are

•low pay, day.
of typhoid fever.
.
. Silverman and MiBIClaudia Jones of
poor pay" or "oo pay." For in- Miss A nes Ravenel has resi nee! Mr Walter P?st.on hu mve~ted 10 Kinl(Stree;class history, Lulu Mont·
•r Tim Jones iroes to 8 mer- ,
r
g
a new auto, wh,ch he and family are gomery; cllSIIwill, Allle Montgome•
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•~ce.

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• . a&•~eldsecretary and ellmentary ~u- greatly enjoying.
.
ry; class prophecy, Sadie Lewis; ad•
.ffilffl(, drugg1s~ -.>rany other bust• ~nuti>ndent of th~ ~uth Carohna
Miss Marie Graham, of the Single drelB,M A Shuler.Etq, of Kingstree:
aeee man who 11 a member of the Sunday•schoul association.
.section, is visiting Misa Vedo Brown. delivery of diplomas; music, ,\tr Sil·
aasoeialion and ieeks credit the mer•
Fire.supposed lo he caused from a
Mrs R B Jona$0D, who has beea vermim and Mr■ J L Ferrell of Gree!hant or drui:rgist wil: first look for ci5rarette thrown by a boy into cot- spending a few days at Romt- with lyville: valedictory. Allie Montiromn Jon _. name in the credit ton,ditl SHi,000 to tht" largesL cotton her son, Dr L 8 Johnson.has return• ery; "good-bye," irrarluatinll clus.
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t':;
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i b mill in Newberry Thursday.
ed home.
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Prayer was offered by Rev Mr Ran•utde to see ho\\. h~ ts rate< . YJ
I Hon J Davis Carter anct Mr Wal• kin. The Kraduates received be&utithose he has pre\'1ously dealt w1th. r-==-~====~:::::;:~:-:-:::::;i t~r Poston have been appomted reg• ful bouquets of many varieties of

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TRAINING~
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tht• tt..a1thfut, useful, dig·
profltable J'lror.talon

istrars for this precinct. All men ftow~,also numerousvaluable !lifts.
between the ages of 21 and 30 are The faithful teachers left for th,ir

I required to reaistP.r for federal ser• homes Saturday morning. carrying

vice, and we hope all our YOUD2' men with them the love of all. Mn Mat•
will show their braverv ~J' rejfi~ter: tie Williams, the principal. has been"
io5r promptly. The re-instrar ts 5-, with ua four ae•iona.
years old but will register if needed.
The Ladies' Aid soctety will hold
Hoq J Davis Carter and Messrs its regular meeting at St Paul's
f~:~~o~~~~ S8
a~~:t~
church Saturda1• at 4 p. m.
F1oreoce Thursday of last week.
To Care• Cold In One Dey

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Dat stands for honesty and fa1r 1
.ie.Jinl( toward all men is the most
"'· Penn.. S'onh and SM&th Caro•
,aluable asset that any man can posUnahave blll■ pendlnc.
R98, therefore every 11elfre8fJt>C:tin5r!:~h!~~~•~~~~: 0~h~h°.."~r:t:,~
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or N••
man prefers a good ratir.g in 8 book

.et the c1... to which the Credit

TIIE SAVAGESCHOOLroa

Goide belor,,rs and in the relm it

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aerves.

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A much needed rain fell here T .. •L&UTIVB800>IOO,lalo,.
MTnh!•f;us~

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KINGSTREE,
s1 C1

PEOPLE
-THAT
WALK
MUST
PROTECT.
THEIR
FEET
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Without
Good
feetThey
WIiiNotGofar.

Do it the ONLY WAY7--by
wearing
Shoes Made for Ease, Comfort and Durability

They cost no more than
other shoes, but are much
better, more comfortable
and last longer.
We sell all the leadingmakesfor
both men and women,andfor style,
quality, price and a perfect fit, just
call at the

Silverman
Department Store,
East Main Street,

KINGSTREE,- -

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COUNT\. IIF.COID MARCH 2'1. 1819.

ANNOUNCING

.

"THE PILOT SPECIAC'~
iil'dl:l<tlll•~'D::

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The new Economic Endowment Policy of
the Southern Life and Trust Company of Greensboro, N.
C., protects your beneficiary if you die, supports you if you become disabled, and provides for your own
old age. What more could you ask of a life insurance policy? The benefits under a Sl0,000
"Pilot Special" are:

1

If :,ou die from naturalca~ before age 60. your beneficiarywill receiv.,___ _
---············•1s,ooo.oo
If you die from accidentalcauses before age 60, your beneficiarywill receive_
···················
25,000.00
If you die between age 60 and age i0. your beneficiarywill receive .....
··-········--···
10,000.00
.10,000.00
If you li\'e to age 70. you younelf w~Hreceive...
100.00
If you becometotally and permanently disabled, you will receive up to age 70 a monthly illCOIDe
of. ····-·-- ........
[And then at age 70 or at prior death you or your beneficiarywill receive U0,000, no deduction whatever being
made for the disability payments.]
.

2
3
4

5

Your.ao·Get
thisPolicy
forAny
Amount
from
$1,000
Upto$10;000-Not
More
'Rian
$10,000
Issued
toAlyOne
Pena.

.

'

Withoutany obligation on m_yll8rt, please send me further partiC11lars
in regard to ''The Pilot Spec1al"Policy.
Occupation

Age.....

Kingstree
Insurance,
Real
utate&Loan
Co.,
Agent,

Name.
Address ·····-···-··•·----··-··-

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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF

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W.1-1.WELCH,Manager,
KINGSTREE,

SO. CAR.

SUMMONS FOB BELIEF

THE
SEASON
HAS
ARRIVED
WHEN
YOU
NEED
'

FARM
IMPLEMENTS
We have tbem---everything
from
a Garden·Plowto the famous
Moline Field Tractor.
E HAVE the most complete line of Hardwareand Building Material in the eastern
part of the State. Call and let us convince you.
•

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Place ycur order now for TOBACCOFLUES,
and be sure that you will get them.

Kingstree
Hardware
Company
Rides as easy as a
pneumatic tire; requires no pumping;
_..---,,..,cannot puncture nor
blow out.
Pits all standard clincher
rims, 30x3 and30x3 l-2. Made
for both pleasure cars and
light trucks. It is troubleproof and the cheapest tire
in the end.
. FOR SALE BY

H.C.CRAWFORD,
Kingstree,
S.C.
Agent ·ror Williamsburg County.
Next Doorto K.ellahanHotel.

(We Lead; Others

Follow.)

Ptotect your Automobile Radiator with JOHNSON'S
~ZE
PROOF. Guaranteed!

UNDERTAKING
AND

Uod~akers'
Supplies
of AllKinds.

Coffins and Caskets
. With

;fr

'Without

H:a~se

Ser~ice.

Prompt service rendered day or night.

~·

Eml1a!min11

done on short notice. Telephone nun bus 91 nrd'I~:

FLOWERS

FURNISHED.

I represent two floralhousesand can furnish c:-utrl"",is
and funeral deaigneon short notice. ; a,
[2-7-6n,
Wh<'n.yw
Qarpin--dri,·e

can get a horse
tho? barg&in.

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Our athK and pains would DOtbe
Cork...."ffe'-.-stu,-e SUDk more pco- so bad ii they did not get buy at
pie than con jacket.6 ~r saved.
the W1"0DI'time and the 1'TOJII'pbce.

P~..·-·s.COURTN"EY.

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THE

co1:s:n RECORD Al'HIL :l. 1919.

PILOT SPECIAL"
"On the Road to Safety"In Life lnsurance---A
New Economic
tndowmentPolicy
Thl'r,· is nothini! c:,mplicill'd
it.

..\ml it 111Cl'h

tl1,·

ahout rhi, lll'II Southern

l"ll'f_l"r,·q11irl"llll'llt ot

the

"ThePiiotSpecial".
Protects Yo u r Beneficiary
If You Die

If You

You
Are

protection

:md it ~-.,u cill·t tiPd the ,.rn1<·protection

poinrs, cnuml·r:11cd linl·;

Supports

Life and Trust Company

m:111,eckin~

Disabled

Provides for Old Age

If You Live

'\

i

policy---it

is so simph: a child could

tor both his family and

him.~elf.

1111dc:rstand

lust consider

its mam

c<>mhincd in an.1· other policy, we 11a11ttn talk to .1·ou.

l

If :,ou die from natural causes before age liV, your benefici::,-y\\"ill receire

$15,000.00

2

If you die from accidental causes before age 60, your beneficiary will receirn

25,000.00

3

If ~·011 die between age 60 and age iO. your beneficiary will receire

10,000.00

4

If you lil"e to age 70, you yourself will receive

1..0,000.00

5 70If ~ou
become totally and permanently disabled, you will receive up to age
. -·
.
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a monthly incom,e of

I.

100.00

[And then at age 70 or at prior death you or your beneficiary will receive $10,000, no deduction whatever being made for the disability payments.]
I

YouCanGethisPolicy
forAny
~ountfrom
$1,000
Upto$10,000---Not
More
Than
$10,000
Issued
toAnyOnePerson.

\

\

Without any obligation on my part, please send
me further pariculars in regard to "The Pilot
Special" Policy.
Age...

Occupation

Name

Manager,
W.H.WELCH,
I

Kingstree
Insurance,
Real
Estate
&Loan
Co.,
Agent,
KINGSTREE,
SO. CAR.
I

A1.hlress

THE
SEASON
HAS
ARRIVED
WHEN
YOU
NEED
)
,-

FARM
IMPLEMENTS

I

We have them---everything from
a Garden Plow to the famous
• Moline Field Tractor.
E HA VE the most complete line of Hardware and Building Material in the eastern
µart of the State. Call and let us convince you.

W

Place >•curorrier now for TOBACCO FLUES,
and be sure that )'OU will get them.

Rides as easy as a
pneumatic
tire; re--.....
~-=•1 quires no pumping;
cannot puncture nor.
blow out.
Fits all standard clincher
rims, 30x3 and 30x3 l-2. Made
for both pleasure cars and
light tnicks. 'It is trou.bleproof and the cheapest tire
in the end.
FOR SALE iJY

Kingstree
Hardware
Company
.
'
(We Lead;

Others

Follow.)_

UNDERTAKING
AND

Undertakers'
Supplies
of AUKinds.

Coffins
or

With

P:·, r: pt seniC'I"
duJ,L

rin

short

and Caskets
~ithout

Se,•vice.

rrn1lrr d •,!:1~ 11r t.i~:It. Ernbrilmir:r
'} dt-rhm t· r,un \in:,; !•l :rnrl ]';.

!"10ti~c.

FLOWERS
l tf'i te~n,t

Hearse

FURNISHED.

1V t'! ~ .
t\, ,, tt1 ral I, 1 H':-- arc.. c·Mi !1.r11i~}:c·11tff<

and funeral desigh:i u11 sh: t notit.·t. ~-

[2·';'-Or.-

P. S. CC)URTNEY.

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TE~ .DAYS
NOVEMBER 29 TO-,DE~EMBER 8.

~-·.cos,.i •

OutEntireLine•ofGe.nts.'
andBoys'·
Olothing
andPantsto go·at , :/

.Remember
the Plc1tce
&nd·sa~e·_Money~KINOSTREE -~ .DRY ·>!<.OOoDS<
~. cO

CAN NOW 'BE HAD-~

H.D~.REDDICK'S~

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THE UNION!:: ILYTIMEs
DAILY EXCEPT SONDAY

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Saturday.

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Saturday
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TUE COUNTY RECORD KINGSTREE.

PAMPLICO
STIRRED
ARREST
BYPOSTON

lilN~STREE

SOCIA.I, N~\\S.

(Co 11tm:.i.ed 1mm pa~e

!"CAPPY

(Conrhuled

;i)

S. C. MAY 17, 1923

RIC~:i~R~g;~;TCO.\!t:DY
ftom

fii._t page)

ice. Uuring _th e pa:;l ~:~ur lwd l,e 11 I been ,lCC.orded :splendul I cception~.
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ent~rel)'. :.al1flfactory. l_he_clu~ took Thi$ popular musica1 company, one
J. U. POSTON IN COUNTY JAIL action _111 th ~ matter, th mkmg it heSl of the headline attructions here, will
CHARGEU WITH BREAKING I~
to wait unt!I lbe new officers take be r(wally M'elcomed hv Chautauqua
STORE OF J. A. )lcWHITE.
~barge and the pl.ms of .the super- vatro~s•
mtendent. were more definite.
An exceptionally
distinctive and
With the ,n-rest early Sunday mo,nlt w:is announced lbat ~22 L 15 had ,e.r.satile entertainment
organization
ing of Junior D. Poston, charged \\;th ~~ th e total,. door 1~" 1,~t~.. 0 ~. ~he is th·e Glen Wells Company, consistbreaking into the store of J. A, Mc- Hill1artl play, Hello_ S}l' 1~· 'hlch ing of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wells, who
Whiie, about 7 miles from Pamplico, t_he cl?b presented 10 A~r~J.. After feature the presentation of a comand the impl'ication of Wilson n:.-es, ueducting_ expenses aotl ch,·idmg t~~ plete pla)' as a part of their program
17 year old son of o. ·A. Hine8, who profits w1th}he pro~lucer, the cluhs offerings.
Uves in the same neighborhood. an =:-harewas $ , 7.o5 , which has been ,.JeThev constitute one- of the bes.t.
old family quarrel between the Hines po:si,ted t? be use<l for th e ~eSt t·o~nu two-~rson companies on the Chau:::m<lMc White families. which has been proJect, if_ ,th e movement 18 ~rned
tauqua platform today and have ma.cle
in existence for the past 7 or 8 year~, th rough. 1he profit on th e ~ nd rews the ac.ting of plays with a tv.·o-person
is belie"ed to have bt>en renewed.
perfor~umce ~\·as $S2.40, :vhich th e ca!:t a £enuine 811.. Their reputaPoston wlis discovered in the :-.tore club will use m whatever way Seents tion as premier entertainers is 011e
,early Sunda:r moming drunk, and it best. The- trehsurer's annual report of which· thev may be justlv pnl\1d.
is understood that when he was co11• ~howcd th at duri~g th e pa::;t yea.r
At the Ch~utauQua here
and
fronted \\'ilh the offense of ha\'lng $l8S.(l0 has hee~ tn t~e tl'easury of Mn;. Wells will be seen in a three• i
broken into the store, he implicated th ~ dub, of whtc,h $12?.40 has_ bee'.l act drama, "Atonement," written e.,. i
th
th
young Hines, stating that he hail been pau.l out for e up~ee.p of _eku~dei- pec:iallr fur them by the. well-know11
a p.irty to the act. A warrant,. was gartc_n a~cl ~~h!1 mculent~!:,;·. ~ here F.nglis:h playwright, Herbert Thomm:,
In addition to the pre~entation of
sworn out against both of tht> men, remam,.; ~60•6•,_on hanil. 1his ls an
young Hines gh•ing bond for ~5011. excell_ent_i;howmg au(i one t\lat th e an entire piny, the Wells Compan)·

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!)tated Poston. "ancl this rea!-.on will
come out at the trial. I don't. care
to tell what that reason il- now, but
I do say that Wilson Hines h:ld nothing to do with breaking into the
store an.t that he wa:,; not w"ith me

ment. th e preshlent
~pp~inted ·' 11_·1-. the platform b.t· the Metropolitan
H. L. Pros11er, l\lr::. W. K. J\lcl11to~h Ql'(:he~tra.
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~nd J\lrs. C. J. Alsbrook to _ilecide on
Five eiceptionably
talented urnl
th e ~at~ aotl arr~nge d~tails_ of t~e ,·ersatile young women 1:ompoi-e the I
e-\'enmg s enteitamm~nt,
which. w_ill Metropolitan Orchestra
which ,dll 1
take th e fo:1n of an mfonmll picnic. be heard at the Chauta.uqua here in
The election of officer_.-:l'esulted ".5 two popular orche:;ltral performance~ .

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ered through an in:-trumentation of
.4.n ~nformal discussJon of ~h_enu- \'ioli11, cello, flute, piano and drum. \
it rtppears that the affair might be
a continuation of !'bad blood" which meroui; cominence~lent
parties a_nd
The Me:trupulitans, idh-itlually and
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Although neighbor:-, the two fanuhe.~ th " 11.0th et:. dul> \\C.Ot on reco rd .1._ m the l,yceum anti Chautauqua con- I
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D~ A. Hine/'- about eight year:-- a.go. next )ea1 to. .,t1mul~te .-entm~ent Ill tauqua attrachon.
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Accoi·ding to Poston's !:tat.ement, favor of. Fridar _night parties for
Decidedl)• inte1·e~ting aml cuptil·at•
Wilson H.ine!- and a number of other school chil~ren, w•th th e support of inK are the sperial childl'en'i,: pro-1
people had ~athered at the hom~ of Superinter,l1ent Swit~nberg, who has gram:; which will be gt,•en un the
Poston's mother tor the purpose of •~h~•aysmade a consistent appeal t~at thin!, tou11h an,! ~fth aftemooo.s.
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,,arious homes throughout the neigh- t,he school we~k. . . •
singers and players, will present, in ,
bothood. !For some reason the meetThe attractive hvmg i·oo~ of th e artistic costumes, clever stories from ;
ing was called off, according to Pos- l\,urgess home :\U~ fil1~ _v.,th bolts juvenile story books.
ton, and he and Wilson Hines came of yellow 11nd_white dwsies a.nd
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Duval, the Magician, 011 the fourth
back along the road toget'her, Pos-- ~olor scheme \11,-as
further carried ~ut. morning,. "ill p~sent
his amazing
ton stating that he was going to in th e block cream and cake which sleight-of-hand
performances
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the home of his father-in-law
a. "'.ere served. Mrs.. C. O. JaC'Ob:-a:c- ball1ing illusions, always a i,:ource of
ahort UI.Stanc:e beyond the Hines si:;ted th e ho ste ss.
wonderment to the youngsters.
home. He said that when they arOn the fifth morning Hivale, a real
rived opposite. the Rines home. WilGreelyvill: Nr,,ws lte"ms.
Hindu; will entertain with :-.toriei,: of
son left him and went on to his
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life in India, the strange country
home, While he continued on his way.
Greelyville, May 15.-Messrs Leon- which is his native land.
"I was drun\::," said .Poston, "and ar<l Mii.hoe and s. V, Taylor went
Mr. N. H. Broadman will be in
before he left me Wilson told me I to the Shrine meeting in Dillon on Kingstree durina- the five davs of the
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had better ~ back home, but I did Thursday. iThey report 8 fine time Ch~utaulfua,. as superintendent..
not do it, and he left mf about 150 and large crowd.
arrived heh? vesterdai• and has al)•ards away from his father's hous~
!\liss Prances Emily Lesesne .spent ready made. a number of fri~nd~ b.v
and l\-ent on home."
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the \11,·eek-endat Clemson College and hia. very a-enial and pleasinJ.t per.;onPoston was arrested in !he store attended the Junior-Senior banquet ality. He has with him as member~
Sunday morning, :ind later deputies ,vhile there.
of the crew the .followin2": Messrs.
of Magistrate B. J. Hyman of PamLittle Miss Carolyn Boyle of Sum- Malcolm Anderson,
pro_perty man;
pico, from wbom was ·obta'ined the ter, has 6ttn
,·i~ting relatives in Steedly Wilson,
cashier;
Horace
warrants, went to the Hines home to~'ll.
Watts, ga~_an.
.i\.s in the past we
after Wilson. Th.e boy wos .later
Mrs. Da.is)' Taylor• is visfting- Mrs. reel sure that these youna- mei, will
taken to Pamplico h:r his father C. H. Browder at St. Stephens.
receh·e a heacty welcome hy our
where necei::sary bond was gh'en and
Mr. Isa.ac Gamble of Greem;Jle h, c.itizens.
he went back home. ·ne preliminary \•isiting !\Ir. Chorley Gamble.
hearing in the case will be held on
Mr. E. 1\1.Guess and fam.ily motor-Free PAJnpblt>ls.
May' 22, it was stated.
ed over Sur11lay and ,ipent the da)r
The a.rrei.t of the t"·o men and the with their ~on, Mr. Friendly Guess
The State is reprinting iii p:Lmphlet
?'any rum?rs t~~t have been .sta~
at Daze II, near Sumter.
foim, for free distribution ,,:hile the
in eon,neetion w.1.t.h the ,affBJ_rha,-e
Mr. Joseph Gamble of Charleston edition lasts, the series of articles bv
created a ~re-at ~ of exotement spent th.e week-end with his parent:,. McDavid Horton-, managing e.dito~.
throu~hout
the_ ne1ghborhootl, and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Gamble.
-.·hieh appeared in The State, May
•tartling revelations a~ expected to
MJ·. a.nd ?tlrs. R1c.ha1i:tBJ:owder ol 1. 9, reporting the results of the first~elolp
at the . h~nng •. ~oth the ne~r Sumtet·, have been on a \·isit to haud investigation of the re.markaHme~ and_ McWhile _f'anuhes are their parents.
. . ble "come-back" that Turner coWtty,
p~nunent
in
the sect1on.-Florence
Every Sunda)• afternoon. there 1s Georgia, ha.s acl\ieved, through it5;.
Ti~es.
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a large crowd tl)at _goel'! by to !;et!. "Cow, h0K"and hen permanent prosthe _oe-.· Santee Bndge •. They are perity program."
Included also is a
~•kmg goo~ headway on 1t now and report t,y C. G. Cushman, dishiet
Rock Branch School New ■.
1t should be open hy the first of July. dairy husbandman, who made a study
On Sattird&)', May 12, Wee Nee in ~~!r.
L. McLeod spent Monday or" Turner count!, under orders from
boyi- came o\'er to play ball and went
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. . W. W. Long, director of the extenback .defeated 14 to 7. We hope we . • ~s. S O rt " oore as een \'ISlt- sion service for South Ca1-olina, maini'i nt the week- tained joUltly by the federal gove~nwill score ag~nst them again Sat- m~fi,;i; 1~:t~j·,vei
urday as hea,'lly as we have done
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Mulberry school th.is term.
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Rock Branch school will close on . ·/'
. • cha~ t wa; • ~ usmess long as the supply shall last, to aJI
Friday, May IS. Our clos'mg enter- n~~ or Jm
~ es on Mu~ Tayj H who will apply to The State, Columtainment will be given at 8:00 o'clock
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on Friday
evening. The publi<' is: gan,
ri;. an - opn an
Ts> mogt cordially invited to be present W. ?rou~er motored over to ,D_1llon Ice Cream de1'1vered anrwhere in

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Before you complete your summer purchases,
come in and look over the many attractive offerings we are making and take advantage of the
portunity we ?Her to supply your needs at
money than yqu ordinarily have to spend.

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The County Re~rd is mailed to
of parts. Williamsburg Uve Stock subscribers nt Sl.50 the year, invaria-,. 5_-l_O-..c•t"'p.'--------C.o,. Kinistree, S. C.
5-17-2tc. bly payable in advance.
Subscribe, for the Record now.
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