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The Laclede blade., 1902-11-29
A Runaway Bicycle.

Terminated with an ugly cut on
the leg of ]. B. Orner, Franklin
Grove, Ill. It developed a stubborn
ulcer unyielding to doctors and RENE
dies for four years. Then Bncklen's
Arnica Salve cured. It's just as good
fer Burns, Scalds, Skin Eruptions
and Piles. 25c, at j. 81. Browns
drug store.
The Laclede blade., 1902-11-29
Children'S Shoes.

We have an immense stock of Shoes for boys
and girls, and now is when they need them. These
prices speak for themselves.
One lot Childrens all solid Shoes, sizes, to
-65c; 81 to 11-75c; III to 2 2-s0, This lot Of
Shoes must be seen to be appreciated.
One lot of good Heavy Satine Calf Boys Shoes,
sizes 12 to 300; to 5-$1.
One lot Boys heavy unlined Shoes-wear like
boot and more comfortable sizes, to g. sale price
$1.19.
The Laclede blade., 1902-11-29
Largest lndependent College

in the West. The attendance at the
Chillicothe, Mo-, Commercial, Short
hand, and Telegraphy Colleges is by
far the largest in its noted history.
Students are entering every day.
Come at once. 1t pays to attend a
noted prosperous College.
The Laclede blade., 1902-11-29
inneus Wakes Up.

From the Bulletin.
A young woman over in Illinois
has been asleep for fity-six days.
That's nothing, we know of a whole
town that has recently walked up from
q longer nap than that!
The Laclede blade., 1902-11-29
SPECIAL SHOE: SALEl
Ladies Warm Shoes.

A very complete assortment Of Felt
Slippers and Shoes and Fleece lined Shoes
of every description will be offered during
this sale at very tempting prices.
The Laclede blade., 1902-11-29
Still Booming.

Business is still booming at "The
Model" Each day we are receiving
new goods III either one room or the
other, or both, and we are in shape to
serve the public with the latest things
in either HARDWARE, HOUSE
FURNISHINGS or FURNITURE.
Our Stove trade has been and is still
very heavy. We have had some
trouble in getting Stoves as fast as
the demand called for, but we hope to
serve all who come though some lines
are quite low and sizes are badly bro
ken. Remember the big Steel Stove
for only $2.45, a few only
left.
WASHING MACHINES that
you. can use in your sitting room dur
ing the cold weather, the best on
earth, the only O. K, none others
Just as good, but we have the other
kind. 5 different kinds if you want
something cheaper.
Iron Kettles for butchering, Butch
er Knives fully warranted for only
25c; big line of Table CUTLERY and
Pocket Knives-double bladed, foI
25c.
Silver Plated ware, Nickle and Sill
yer plated copper ware and every
thing else in the line. Meat Chop.
pers Of all kinds, Corn Shelters for
hand use. Lanterns that give light
Furniture, new and new designs, lat.
est things, lowest prices. Don't for.
get the $7.S5 full spring, velvet cover.
ed Couch, don't pay s10.50 for same
couch elsewhere. Rockers and Tables
and everything else You might need
A beautiful line of Framed Pic
lures and Wall Pockets will be in the
first of the week.
We buy right, and are undersellins
them all. We want your patronage
and we are going to try and deserve
it. Remember you are always vel
come at
e; e.: Model s.; e.;
The Laclede blade., 1902-11-29
Notice to Iupsyer.

The tax books for Jefferson town.
ship are now in my hands for collec-
tions. Please call early and avoid
the rush later on.
LEE HAMILTON,
Twp. Collector.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-08
WHY YANKEE TRADE
 LAGS IN THE EAST
sy ALEXANDER RUSSELL WEBB eEY, Honora
 of Turkey In New York

of Turkey In New York ITHER THE AMERICAN WORKMAN MUST DO MORE WORK FOR HIS MONEY OR GET LESS MONEY FOR HIS WORK IF HIS EMPLOYER IS GOING TO WIN THE TRADE OF THE EAST. THAT MAY VERY UNPALATAeLE, BUT IT IS SOUND AND TRUE AND HOPE IT WILL PROVE WHOLESOME.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-08

The bar American trade progress with the people that the labor the articles desired by them greater America than the competing European countries It idle argue that the American workmans superior efficiency than makes all along line for the difference That be in the of few articles but general
 have big American clock company fail compete in Bombay with because could make the clocks heapy owing the higher of the American mechanic Again, in India English cloth drilling the market from American competition by of cheapne aided by the little trick of stamping American drilling The help that the stamping the victor this trade competition illustrates the fact that THE AMERICAN GOODS, GENERALLY SPEAK NG ARE MORE DESIRED THAN ANY OTHER ON THE MARKETS OF THE EAST They have better finish and finer than the goods competing but they deare and that kills their chance with poor people, all those orentals THE FuIPINOS WANT LITTLE OF THE WHITE MANS GOODS. There millions of them, but it only possible trade with the civilized who nhabit the These will buy American condensed milk and erumesthey did when there The semibar barian will still be with the mil of the cariboo
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-05-29

Messrs. w. D. Parsons, w. X. Han.
ma, Rott. Erwin, R. E. Duke and ]. j.
Altman did duty as baillffs during
court this week
w. C. Durant, of Manning, and r.
w. Haynes, of Berkeley, were the Wis
iting attorneys at Court this week.
Miss Maymie Graham, Of Indian
town, visited Misses Lula and Beck
Myers Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. p. S. Wall, of Scranton, an
nounces himself in this issue as a
candidate for the legislature. Mr..
Wall ran for this Office two years
ago and received Il fiattering vote.
He is a man of sound discretion
and would make a good represent
ative.
Among the many friends whom
it was our pleasure to meet in town
this week, we note the following
S. j. Singletary, Tyler Gaskins, w.
E. Ammons, Lake City; H. Collins,
A. l.. Collins, S. W. James,, and P.
D. Cockfield, Scranton; j. n. Coker,
Cades; n. NJ. Verters, Venters;
Hugh Cooper, Fowler; T. W. Boyle
and: S. J. Taylor. Greeleyville;
Beauregard Eaddy, ,Rhems; W. j.
Smiley Smiths, and others.
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Laid to Rest.

Little Edith Stackley, the in
fant daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. l..
Stacklev, died Monday morning
after lingering illness. The fl
neral services were held Tuesday
morning az the residence OF Mr.
Stackley, after which the prec-
ious remains were conveyed to the
Williamsburg cemetary and con-
signed to the grave. The be-
reaved parents have the sympa-
thv of their many friends in their
affliction.
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A Coming Marriage.

We return our appreciative
thanks for the following invita-
ton 10 the marriage of a well
known and popular young Will
iamsburg couple, and, in advance,
tender them our heartiest fellci-
tations:
Mrs. Amanda L. Simmons
requests your presence at the marriage
Of her daughter,
Lula
to
DR.. Albert Golden Eaddy,
on Thursday afternoon, June D, 1902,
at O'Clock.
Johnsonville Church.
VenteS, ;, e..
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Card of Thanks.

Editor County Record:
Please allow me space in your paper
to tender thanks to my many friends
for their kindness in helping me when
my house and the contents were
burned. j. +. HUGGlNS.
May 81, 1902.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-05-29
Hahn's Ice Cream.

Received fresh from Charleston
every day except Monday. There
is peculiar and delicious flavor
about Hahn's cream which cannot be
initiated. Served by the saucer or de-
ilivered by the quart or gallon to fam
lilies. Sold only by
p. s. COURTNEY.
kingstree, S. Z.
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Notice to Camp Presley U. c. v.

You are hereby requested to meet
in the Court House on Monday, the
2nd day of June. at 10 O'Clock, noon.
to organize and transact such business
D. E. GORDON.
Commander.
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Mr.. p. S. Courtney went to attend
the marriage of his brother, Mr.. Fl.
n. Courtney, near Lake City, last
Sunday.
Mr.. Louis Sherfesee, Jr., an in
surance agent, of Charleston, was
IN town Friday and Saturday on
business.
Miss Lila Hemingway left last
Tuesday night to attend the Com
mencement of Leesville college, of
which she is an alumna.
Deputy Sheriff J. J. Remply, Of
Franklin county, GA, came here
last week after negro prisoner,
one N'hittemore Cooper.
DR.. r. J. McCabe announces to
his patrons that he will be in Kings
tree. at the Coleman House, on
June to 81. See his card.
Mr.. Beauregard Stackley came
over Monday from Florence to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Stackley's infant child,
Miss Maude Brockinton, of IN
diantown, has returned home after
spending a while with her cousin,
Miss Annie Dye, of Charleston.
Mr.. S. J. M. Tisdale, of the Gree
leyville section, dropped in to see
Us Tuesday and, entered his name
as a subscriber to THE RECORD.
Mr.. Jas. E. Tharpe, of Johnson
vile, called to see us Wednesday
afternoon and left us a souvenir in
the shape of Il years subscription.
We thank Mr.. L. Fl. Mccullough
for an invitation to attend the Sixth
Annual Commencemento of Clemson
College, which will take place June
9th to Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Chandler,
Misses Laura and Pet Chandler re-
turned Monday night to their home
in Valdosta, GA, after a pleasant
visit to relatives in this county.
Hon. NJ. c. Gallachat, of Man.
ming, was registered at Barr's Hotel
Tuesday. Mr.. Gallachat is a CALI
didate for Congress from the First
district and seems confident of sue
cess.
Prof. Olin Epps. who has been
teaching a flourishing school at
Hendersonville, Colleton county, is
home for the summer. Prof.
Epps is well pleased with Colleton
and its people.
Hon, w. NJ. Keels was in
Kingstree Tuesday and in response
to an inquiry stated that he would
not be a candidate for the legisla-
ture this year, all reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Editor Herbert S. Cunningham,
of the Bishopville Vindicator, ac-
companied by his daughters. Mrs.
10 Whittle and Miss Lutte Cunning
ham, visited relatives near town
last week. Mr.. Cunningham is II
native of Williamsburg county and
has many relatives and friends
here, who were glad to see him and
his daughters.
Mrs. W. II. Kennedy was called
to Gaffney last Sunday by tele-
gram announcing the critical illness
Of her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Hodges.
Several subsequent messages to
Capt. Kennedy report marked
Improvement in Mrs. Hodges con-
dition, and the many friends of the
family are led to hope that the
danger is over.
The chaingang, under the iirec-
tion of Capt. G. E. Wheeler, has
completed the work oScleaning out
the canal and the townfAouncil has
inspected it. The counci IS highly
pleased with the work and every
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-05-29
TOBACCO GROWERS TAKE NOTICE

We have very much improved upon our facili-
ties for furnishing you supplies. We have oa
hand at all times a large stock of Paris Green,
Paris Green Spray Pumps and flows, also Barn
FlucS. Do not fail to see our llueS before plac =
ing your order. We have them made under our
immediate supervision and tn greatest care is
taken to have ca III part 1T with the utmost nicely.
and rs we use nothing but the best sheet Stcc!
YOU will have no trouble from fire ii our FiueS
are properly placed in your barn, as all the seams
are groovcd and rivitcd., We carry large stock
of stout Oak Baskets for gathering.
Write u' for prices on any cEthcSc goods. You
will make no mistake BY so doing. We want
your trade.
Send Us One Dollar and We will send you the
best Spray Pump on the market, express paid
Very truly yours,
Manning Hardware Co..
!, Manning. sc
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Saturday.
Note slight change in railroad
schedule.
Mr.. c. d, Jacobs is still confined
to hls bed.
Mr.. George Brown was IN town
Saturday from Central.
Capt. ID. +. Gordon, Of Lanes, at
tended court this week.
Mr.. +. X. Wilson, Of Hebron, was
in Kngstree Saturday.
Messrs II. II. Kinder and Percy
Kinder were in town Saturday.
Mr.. John Eaddy was on our
streets Saturday from F0wlers.
Messrs S. W. and J. D. Minis were
here Saturday from Black river.
Miss Bertha Hodge, of Belser's Y
Roads. is visiting Miss Sallie Will
son..
Mr.. Walter C. Wilson, of Indian
town, paid Us Il pleasant call Tues
day.
Mr, Samuel Reardon,. Of Work
man., was visitor to town Satur-
day.
Messrs. S. l.. and Sam. Thompson
were here from Epps one day last
week.
Mr.. J. F. StacEley, of Florence,
visited his brother, Mr.. L. Stackley,
this week.
Mr.. George Hudgens, of Charles
ton, is visiting his sister, Mrs. w.
T. Wilkins.
Mr.. Ben McClary, of Cedar
Swamp, spent few hours in town
Saturday
Messrs. p. S. Wall and A. NJ.
Cook, of Scranton, visited Kings
tree Monday.
Mr. Walter Cain, the we'll known
Atlantic Coast Line detective, was
here Monday.
State Constable J. d. AlsbrOok
was here this week in attendance
upon the court.
Messrs. w. S and j. NJ. Grayson,
of Benson, called to see Us pleas
antly Saturday.
Messrs. J. a. and Lee Epts and
Roland Mills, of Epps, are attending
court this week.
Or. j. S. Cunningham, of Indian
town, was on our streets short
while Saturday.
DR.. J. H. Chapman, of the John
sonville sectien, was among our
visitors this week.
Magistrate w. 3. McCants, of
Trio, was in Kingstree day or two
this week on business.
Editor C. w. Wclfe left Tuesday
night for Georgetown to attend the
State Press Association.
Mr.. aud. Mrs. B. o. Brockinton, Of
- Rheims, were in the city yesterday.
Georgetown Outlook.
Messrs S. A. and W. ". Rogerson
and Joe Eaddy, of Harpers, were
here Saturday OH business.
Messrs. S. J. Tharpe, Rev. Nc
Cutchen and John l., McGill were
here from Benson Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Brockinton, who came
home sick from Georgetown re-
Gently, is able to be out again.
Mr.. J. o. Carraway, of Rome,
while in town tiis week, took occa-
sion to renew his subscription.
Misses May and Sue Stoll, of
Chester, are visiting Mrs. J. B.
Johnston.-Georgetown Outlook.
Mr.. W. E. Cooke is assisting in
getting out THE RECORD during
the editors absence in Georgetown.
Mr.. H. j. Burgess, of Mouzons,
while in town Saturday, added his
name to TIE RECORD subscription
LIST
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or life funoet efter ham.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
Glntninssieftcn peo Seams
otnaoia Mcaoemp.

Srehag Den 13bc sNtnt bolotes
SIutntnasieit peb Sfmhinapia Aco.
BENIN, Scunbinapia, @t@. Get bar
en- | ale Seuieenber pelorouet % pei.
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ties "Reception" noe | oct irie. Ter
opparteoeS meo Saler og Vluiif. Hii'
bolpb Eeterion, Sen al Eoit. q. Se.
terion / Green Ban, ~funaereoe iom
Geremonimeiter % aioroc tine Ga.
ger aobt. Snu er Ell at Norcts Sra.
bnenter. Se uuae @utttcr ipiaeoe
gnbt og iiGr giorbe oct QoOt ,%notrpf
at mprfe, at DC letter Qri@ poa Den
.qobe norifc Rotionalmltilf. Qet pi"
ite, at DC enbuu hang mco line Reo'
Der fait | Sporenes Iin0cr oa ultr.
hereoe Irpen ira bent Eoit. Better.
ion bolbt / ben Iuleoninq ell bcaei'
itret 5oIe. Der aft no pao at niie,
bpilfen Sfut ri har | Dor rationale
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iiPr frenlbppe0c han Slt6OiN 2inbe'
mans itorr Iortieneiter iom han bar
inolnat ii1 pan Den norif' Ilttheritc
airfcmulifa Smraabe.
groi. Sboriteuion boIot Ell for
trGfieIiQ Gale onI llh%pjtlinaen 90
SorpoIingcu al Den mcuncifcliae
Inno / Rctning al alt, Scr er GbeIt
90 ffisnt,
Otter SeitIinbeocn oct frt. inc.
bsbeS TorinnrIinQen til en- Teitmib'
onq bIarbt @Iepcrne. Oct bar ct
"gInpa" Nooltib oe feitlia nnrcttct.
q On @ften boIbtcs Den egentIiQe
@raouotiousicit / Ell itor Sul nebc
/ 9pen. Setter aobnehca meb CT
Bionoitnffe al Sonnoh Solution,
hporpau bolotcS 9en al GoItor Y.
Gilien, ocrpoo Ell 9~ianoouct al Trt
0ilien oa Gotter. 3ernTit talte
VnIt. :. :. Snrtaen ira GCcorah, "a.
&rof. 8. $. Greene aop ioo ct Hdr
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mohtoeeS meb ~itormeRoe applalS.
9fiis Soiepbine 8rIitno oplGlte
alasiens oiitprie. Der Dor baa0c rel'
ifreuert og pellGIt. Zen gap Ell Cners
iigt ODER DC 10 @rnbltentcrs 1Sortlo,
9t1ltio - % 1remtib! 1ratfc
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8inteuberg oplritc ct al ham lclp
f~orfattct Gi9t. Der par A~frcncn8
Blansnummer. let par baaoe BIT
tiat 90 "oetugt" oa paftc megen
Runtration % mobtoges meo ltTrft
gifnlo. Ger Itiffer Ell porbenne Tnr'
latter / Den rrlge Gut. Iii haia 9Gre
ifal Der iiges. at Qigtet bar pna
Rorif. -
& Guoo[ph Geterion frplbt the pole
bictorp aboreI5" oa n~dbenbareoe on'
ifiaig InlGg iom IoIar.
0ern9it Iepereocs Ell 8lanofpdrtct
al fslgenoe Gamer: Mrs 3. 9tillon,
2ia3ie Hilien Cora % Sannab 5obA'
ion.
SfolenS 8rincipol &. :. Nelion.
.benpenote Jig / Ell fort 5ale I'll 8rn'
6uenterne oa onerroftc benz oercs ri
pioneer. bporpaa |oit. Geterion IN.
fte 8eliignelien. III
Salen bar ieltIiat .og 'magtllot
pputet meo 8uirlon0er oq 9lomiter.
Oct bar en- al DC Q%iiIocite SfolcfeItcr,
ieg Dor b%ipaanet.
Scanoinapia Ncuocmn bar ajort
goo Sremgang / De itoite Gar oa bar
enoog leperet goot Ntateriale til ct.
Clafs Goaeat / Nortbfiel6. Snfte
oa geliigneIie felGe Scaneinaoia
acubemp ogioa / ~SSremtiSeu.
8rabuenterneS Huune:
Soiephine @roIita0, 8ertba 2abl,
Rellie Gitam RaQnbilb Gueen, @i'
ia Glen. Glpiuo Gafoblcn Gaa
Reeie, 2ottie 8reino, n. u. Better.
len, SSobn 8eItberQ, Otis 8ilhcIm'
len, Rranfe Some. 8erharO Grief.
len, Clarence @iocr Carl Griitop'
berien. Ssreen Qbompien, Clarence
Snines. Senun aieaane. Ole Ren'
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