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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-12-28
ROBT. GONZALES FUNERAL.
Body Laid To Rest With Mill
tary HonorS.

Columbia, Dec 26-All that is NOR
tai of Robt Elliot Gonzales rests in
Elmwood Cemetery, the grave hid
den beneath mound of flowers pla-
ced by loving hands. He sleeps be-
side his uncle, the lamented N G
Gonzales, and a little sister.
The funeral services took place this
morning at IL o'clock at Trinity Epis-
copal Church, of which he was a de-
voted member. The body arrived
late last night from the border, &C.
companied by Capt E B BCantey, Sergt
Crum Murray, and Sergt James Nc
Fie, terminates and close personal
friends of the deceased. The body
and escort were met in Spartanburg
by a delegation of friends from Col
umbia and on their arrival here we're
taken to the home of his father on
Richland street.
Trinity Church was filled with rela-
tives and friends who were present
to pay their respects on the sad occa-
sion. Schumacker's band played the
funeral march from Chopin, The
body was escorted by platoon from
the Camden military company of the
First Regiment, under the command
of a sergeant.
The services were in charge of Rev
Kirkman G Finlay. the rector of Trim
ity and pastor of the deceased, assist
ed by the Rev John McSween, chap
lain of the Second South Carolina.
who was home on leave and who
represented the regiment and its COL
onel, Holmes B Springs. .
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CLOTHES IN SARDINIA.
Ore Place Where Women Don't hav,
to Bother About New Styles.

Just as the girls of the various
towns and provinces of Holland are
to be distinguished by the peculiar
form of their quaint headdresses, so
the girls of Sandman villages are
known by the combination of colors
in their costumes. The women and
children dress alike full skirts,
usually dark red; white waists with
full sleeves and short bright red OF
bright blue jackets, open in front
or laced around the waist. In some
districts the pattern of the apron
is the distinctive feature.
The styles never change among
the women of Sardinia, who wear
the native costume; so it repays the
seamstress, the weaver and the en-
broidery expert to make garments
that will last a lifetime and can
then be handed down as heirlooms
for rising generations.
Large white sleeves beneath the
slashed sleeves of his jacket, a full,
short, bright colored skirt and close
fitting white trousers tucked into
high boots or leggings constitute
the typical attire of the men. In
some districts of the island the
men wear a pointed cap resembling
a Phrygian bonnet, long and mar
row like stocking, reaching almost
to the waist. This point either is
worn down over the shoulders or
folded on top of the head and may
be used as a pillow at night. 1t is
aps to contain anything from bread
to snuff, which is indispensable to
the older men. A queer custom OF
some of the younger men is to let
the hair on top of their heads grow
often to fifteen inches in length
and then roll it up into a puff, which
locks like pompadour, across the
forehead.
A glimpse of a group of Sandman
shepherds, clad in their shaggy
sheepskin mantles, which are sup
posed to ward off fevers, is enough
to send a shudder down the spine
of a stranger who has feastel upon
the out of date tales of bandit rid
den Sardinia, but the natives are
harmless, and in spite of their bit
ter fight against heavy taxes and the
relatively high cost of living they
never annoy the tourists by beg
ging, as do so many of the people
of southern Italy.-National Geo
graphic Magazine.
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RANK OF KINGSTREE.
THE RECORDS SURVEY.
Condensed News from All over
the State.

the State.
Governor Manning is spending
several days in Georgetown county
hunting.
The army aviation school has been
moved form Mineola, N Y, to Aiken
for the winter.
The Peoples Building and Loan
association of Darlington has been
organized with capital OF $50. 900.
RevRT Gillespie has resigned the
pastorate of Florence Presbyterian
church and accepted call to Lex
ington. XIV.
Monday was the most orderly
Christmas in the history of Charles
! ton, which is attributed to the pro-
hibition law.
Owing to the great increase in
business, Chester has been given an
additional mail carrier, effective
January l.
Judge T H Spain. who has been
recuperating in Richmond, Va. re-
turned to his home in Darlington
this week much improved.
CB Griggs, an employe at the
Hartsville paper mill, was killed by
a train at McBee Sunday while re-
turning to his home at Camden for
Christmas.
Rev John McSween of Dillon,
chaplain of the second South Caro-
lima regiment, has been recalled by
the serious illness of his little son in
Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore.
Florence caunty farmers sold a
carload of hogs and cattle to Mr.
Greenberg of Danville. Va, Friday
at good prices. Mr. Greenberg is so
pleased with his purchase that ne is
negotiating for another carload.
Estimates from the department
of agriculture show that the princl-
pal crops of South Carolina are much
smaller this year than 1915, the only
increases being rye and hay. Prices.
however, are much better, the only
exception being rice, which is sta
tionary. Tobacco has doubled in
price.
A unique Christmas entertain
ment will be held tonight at Green
street Methodist church, Columbia.
The admission fee will be at least
one potato, ladies paying sweet po-
tatoes and gentlemen the Irish va
riety. The proceeds will be donated
to the Epworth orphanage.
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PRICE AND BONNELLI
VIII Appear at Thomas Opera
House Friday January 5.

This company is known as an or
ganization of merit which is prov
ing itself to be an attraction for the
average playgoer who enjoys good
singing and dancing and a good hear
ty laugh. The children. too, are not
forgotten, as they always enjoy the
marvellous feats of the acrobats and
jugglers. The Price and Bonelli Com
pany numbers thirty performers,
all white, who have been selected for
their ability as minstrel artists of
merit; singers. dancers. comedians,
musicians and novelty artists vie with
each other to make the performance
bright and entertaining. Good COM
edy is a prominent feature of the
programme, and has justly earned
for Price and Bonelli's Minstrels the
title of the Big Laughing Show. A
gra nd parade, with the band and en-
tire company. will be given here Fri
day, January 5, at noon; also con-
cert in front of the Thomas Opers
House at 7:30 p. m.
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Constipation Causes Bad Skin.

A dull and pimply skin is due to
a sluggish bowel movement. Cor
rect this condition and clear your
complexion with DR. Kings New
Life Pills. This mild laxative taken
at bed time will assure you a full,
free, non gripping movement in the
morning. Drive out the dull, list
less feeling resulting from overload,
ed intestines and sluggish liver.
g ct bottle today. At all drug.
Gists, 25e.
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EnaIand's Gospel Oaks

At Polstead, Suffolk, there stih
exists a gospel oak" which is over
1000 years old. The oak has a
girth of thirty-six feet, and, al
though the gospel oaks" generally
stood on the boundaries of parishes,
this tree stands in the center Of the
village. Gospel oaks" at one time
studded the country, taking their
names from the fact that they serv-
ed as stations from which the Chris
tan missionaries preached to the
Angles and Saxons 1900 years ago.
Very few of the trees now remain,
but in some cases it is possible to
tell vaguely where they stood from
the names given to places such as
Gospel Oak.-Pall Mall Gazette.
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interesting Masonic Note.

One of the most interesting reports
of many years from an historical
point of view was the one submitted
by w G Mazyck of Charleston, estab-
fishing the date of the institution of
the grand lodge of South Carolina as
1876, making this session the l80 and
Distinguishing the grand lodge of
South Carolina as the oldest body of
its kind on the American continents.
MIR Mazyck is the esteemed lay
reader at the Episcopal church here.
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Notice..

All persons interested in the Farm
Loan bank at Kingsree will meet in
the court house the first Monday in
January, 1917, at IL m, for a perma-
nent organization and the election
OF permanent officers. | hope all
persons interested will attend.
" D BRYAN.
l2-21.2t Temporai y Presid e t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-12-28

Any fool of a man can die, but it
takes a smart man to live.
Dr:sss Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general Strengthening tcaie,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TOXIC. dives oi:
Mslara enriches the blood. and builds up the sys-
tenn. A true tonic. For adults and children. Soc
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-12-28

Will arrive janis at the Truluck'
Cook stables. a car of well bred Ken
lucky horses and mules. Give US
call and save money.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-12-28

Earth has no charm for the man
whose wife is a widow.
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RUB-MY-T

VIII cure Rheumatisra, Neu.
ralsia, Headaches, Cramps, Collie
S7ra:ns, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, letter, Ring-Worm, Ec.
-oHa: etc. An.ieentic Ar:c,s.ac,
-! internally or extcrnal..y-. lsc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
Southern Paciac Earnings.

In spite OF its excellent earnings state
ment for February II the eight months
ended February 20 Southern Pacific
stock failed TO make a favorable re
Spouse yesterday and closed at S%, q
loss OF !. point on the day. Total oper-
ating revenues for February were $ll.-
iss.l0l. as compared with $9.477,O25 for
The corresponding month a year ago,
Will. the operating income was s2,+92,-
737, against Sa,a62,9ll. Total operating
revenues for the eight months ended
February 20 were 500, l2l,3s4. as COM
pared with ss6.a35.935 for the same
period q year ago., while the operating
income amounted TO $Sl,5s4.665, against
23,sS6.5ss. In February the company
earned a net that was more than W.
100. 900 larger than the net IN January
when foods impeded traffic. h gross
for the month was Sl,7 0 ,076 larger than
in February, 1915. Freight revenues
showed an Increase Of &2.O46.osl. In
the EIGHT months ended February =?
the Southern Pacific has earned $s'oI1,-
567 more In freight cvenues ana Vs.
$40. 1873 more in passenger r~evenues. with
a gross gain of $l+.sS5,<5O over the
same period OF the previous year.
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Succrssful Underw ritInRs.

Three o. the large undertakings ie-
Gently brought out in this market have
been remarkably successful ones. q fact
which speaks well for the character
of the offerings and the investment de-
mand. Among the notable examples have
been the Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation
offering, the Midvale Steel s25. 900, 900
stock offering and the Chesapeake and
Ohio $4,000. 900 bond offering, which
has been more than twice oversubscribed
oy those who wish to. enter the syndi-
cate.
The Cuban Cane Sugar syndicate has
just been closed. Ii is said that the
amount Of profits realized on the transact
ton by the underwriters was approx
mately 90 per cent. Of the total involved
in the subscriptions to the underwriting,
With the syndicate dissolved and all
restrictions as to participants selling
their stock removed IL is only natural
that, I'm view of the tremendous advance
in the common stock OF the corporation.
there may be some selling. The insiders
have let II be known. however, that they
stand ready to take whatever stock -
offered.
In the case OF the Midvale Steel OFFER
ing all OF the $4,000. 900 stock was
taken by the stockholders and the un-
derwriting syndicate was not called upon
to put up a cent.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
PPicrs 10 TO ~ Points niR her at
GI"sc of Days Trading.

n. cohen market. after an unpretent!ous
H'slIis, l'yclor-d q very firm uudertone and
n 'N' lose Of tho day was 10 to ~ points
fr' -h"r. Tier" Was a conspicuous absence
- ''4lEg orders IN the market, When a few
nl'r- orders APPEARED from Europe shorts
wee 'n"'. ned TO cover. and final quotations
acre ~ the best of the day.
The volume Of business was not large, total
,t'- amounting To lj.Js bass. The trade
,'r" w. Impressed nv shipments of 1901
hts Of coffee from Brazil TO Europe. which
". thought to Indicate that the prospects
~ for''su business were not a. bad a. had
,"en pictured and that the tonnage situation
fa' alsp been exaggerated.
There were also shipments Of i02. no bags
IN TIE United states. but these failed TO
r,.s' any noticeable selling here,
Co't and freight offers were about uu.
.a.ci. WIN Santos ~ here at 10 Sc to
ne 'Il there "ere moderate sales at the
'N'f OF "A". for Santos -, which were
fought 10 repre sent special lots to I'LL .
'a'so. The local spo, market was inactive
49, W. hanged, With Rio Is quoted az aa-c
We ohiclal Brazilian cables reported a he.
~ OF rsd IN RIO exchange on London,
eallo inl,-"i- rrIccs in both Rio and santos
sHo unchanged Receipts at the two ports
we 100 has, compared with 800 last
sr Prices follow:
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GOSSIP OF A STREET.
Lost Their Punch.

War orders as a stock market factor
seemed to have lost their punch yestcr-
gay: Judging from the action " the stock
Oh the American Hide and Leather Com.
pam and the American Can Company.
EarIy IN the day a news ticker printed
announcements to the effect that the
former company had secured a war order
Tor leather for shoes from one Of the
neliiserents which would total bet wcen
$4,000. 900 and 3i7. 900, 900. and added
mat the latter concern would receive the
greater part OF the order for the manu-.
iacturc OF some 600. 900, 900 cans for
beer stew for the British army. This Il
was said would engage 20 per cent. of
the a company's capacity and amount
to rodnd $4,000. 900. Immediately after
ire publication Of the reports American
IUde end Leather preferred moved up
from around So to 54A on y few sales
and the stock became quite active at
that figure. Within a short time. how.
ever. the stock gradually slid back 20
around 53h. American Can was even
less responsive to the good news and
moved within a narrow range around
s2's and 627s. closing at 62ia. with n
net gain OF !. Of a point for the day.
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SEW YORK, THURSDAY. March %,
Receipts Of beeves wers l,l50 head,
mainly consigned direct to slaughterers
There was very little trade In live cattle.
The feeling was steady for oil sorts and
grades. Dressed beef was in fair demand
at lIul4iac. for city dressed native sides.
Receipts OF calves were s77 head, in
Guiding ?l2 for tho market. Prime and
choice yeals were generally rated steady;
tho medium grades weak with some sales
lower. Tho pens were cleared. Common
to choice voais sold At SaSll,75 per
100 lbs, with 81 80 the general top price.
cuils at GaS7.bo: = few barnyard and
fed calves at 5000. Dressed calves were
easy at 1874 o lSc. ter city dressed vssls;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
PyeONechniCa.

The promised bullish demonstration in
Mexican Petroleum. which was sched-
uled to follow the showing Of tho COM
pany's famous new gushcr to a select
group of the banking fraternity at the
Waldorf on Wednesday evening. failed
to materialize yesterday and the only
pyrotechnics furnished were In the burn
Ing Of about 1000 feet Of the moving
picture film depicting the new well IN
action at the private showing Of the
picture. or course the more serious as
pect OF the Mexican situation may have
had something to do with the failure Of
the promised bull movement In the stock
to make Its appearance. but nevertheless
there were a great many disappointed
followers Of Mexican Petroleum in the
financial district yesterday. The stock
closed at ll0 on Wednesday and opened
yesterday morning at 1091a. Before
long It had dropped TO 104A. II closed
ut 1865. 1t had the distinction of be-
ing the most active stock on the list
Yesterday. but the activity was on the
declining side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
EASIER TENDENCY
IN COTTON MARKET
Rain, in Texas Responsible
for considerable Local
Selling.
NlCH FIRE DAMAGE

Cotton developed an easier tendency
yesterday. largely as a result of a par
ia, break In the Texas trade. Mes
.,,es were received from Abilene, Hous.
ION. DALLAS and other points reporting
,rscipia'ion. with especially good rains
oy.r western Texas. The forecast calls
,o- ran and warmer over practically
no entire western belt. These adj
ICES caused 4 good deal of undersell-
80 which more than met the demand
Encouraged by the reports of steady
so,.horr spot markets and OF .he loss
- considerable cotton by fire. The
.lose showed a net decline Of . TO IL
points.
Messages from Augusta. Ga. stated
,s.. a lire at that point had caused a
- Of $4,000 tales. The fire a said
"a b, under control at the time. The
s-ocn OF cotton at Augusta on Wednes-
Jay WAS placed AT $4,000 bales. Mes
ages received later In the day placed
10 loss ut 10000 bales. This fire fol-
owed on the heels OF one at Paris, Tex.
las, Friday which caused a loss OF
900 bales. Local cotton people say
hat the insurance companies have had
the worst March on record with refer
.nce 20 their southern risks. Among
me recent losses have been 1000 bales
a, Hobart. Okla. and 5000 bales at
Mckinney. Tex.
Along in tho late afternoon messages
were received reporting an easier spot
situation. ono Memphis wire stated
that the demand was filled and that
limits In northern Mississippi were re-
duced three.eighths of a cent over night.
New Orleans wired Edge of demand.
owners placing limits on their hold
.ne.. rcgret,ing having missed IL cents
The market closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
n.al I~nxestIgatl0ns.

Dual Investigations are about to he
.tarted on the Stock Exchange II certain
reports that have made their appear
ance in the press are to be believed
The surprising element In the situation
i. that Apparently one investigation Ii
to be conducted to discover who Is
spreading rumors calculated to cause
an advance In the "war brides" while
the other is to md out who 10 spread
ing new that 10 apt to make the price
OF the war brides" decline. In one
case certain people are said to have
been circulating reports Of big war or
dcrs secured by certain companies In
a manner which 10 termed ~disgraceful.
while, on the other hand. peace rumors
are being manufactured on = scale that
nd fair to damage the standing OF
some OF the best known war brides"
Just who 10 to conduct these investi-
~ations the gevernoPs Of the Stock Ex.
change confess they DO not know.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24

NUTT'E UF ANN M MEfTTNV
No'ice ~ hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders 81 the Inspira-
tion consolidated copper Company Will be-
held at the office ~ tho Company, ot9
Water street, Augusta, Maine. on Monday,
the tNcnty-fourth day Of April, 1915. al
two O'Clock J., NJ, for tn" transaction OF
any aud all business that may come h"fore
the meeting, including the election OF di.
rcctorS,
The transfer books viii bc closed at threo
o'clock T. NJ, on FRIDAY. April IN. 1916,
and will 10 reopcnod at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
on Tuesday, April cath, 1915.
~ Order Of the Board ~ Directors.
J. w. ALLEN. Secretary.
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REORGANIZATION
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Dated w York March 49, 1919.
KUHN, LOEB T. CO..,
Reorganization Mansssrs
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BrOa Oat.

That he Stock Exchange here is
rapidly becoming more and more Of a
great centre for all legitimate speculative
activity is shown in the increase in the
number of stocks OF the Clearing House
sheet. In the years 190l-02-O3 there
were only q seventy-five stocks on
the Clearing House list. Now there are
liz, an Increase OK thirty-sevcr. OF
nearly 80 per cent. In approximately
thirteen years. Many Of these stocks
admitted to the sheet were not brought
ont in tins market. but were transferred
here from other exchanges because OF
the wider market here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
for country dreasrd.

I.u l6c, Tor country creased.
Receipts OF sheep and lamps wera 1870
head including. with previous arrivals, :
'",s inr tno "IaI~et' Sheep were nomi
nally steady: prims handy lambs wer. %.
tiinatcd to sell at steady prices: Others
lower to sell, with almost no demand. nnd
up to a late hour no sales had been re
ported. Dressed mutton was steady at "a
Mltc. per H.: dressed lambs quiet al /;
m1sisc.; n few hog dressed loc.: country
dressed dollhouse lambs unchanged nj
ta&s.5o per carcass. "
Receipts Of hogs were 1000 head. in.
Guiding III care for tho market. Prices
were steady. with light to heavy hogs sell
Ing at ~ Slo 10 per 100 lbs, roughs n
se,5o@ee.75. Country dressed hogs steady
1t 10 Ice. per ID.
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ImspIratIou's Dividend.

Considering the fact tina the zip was
through the financial district
Yesterday morning that the directors Of
tie Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Company would put the stock on a s.
per annum dividend basis surprisingly
little interest was aiken in Inspiration
yesterday in the market. II opened al
isi,, which Was the high Of the day.
and sole Town TO 41as. closing at 49,,
a loss OF !: point from its previous ma
DriNe.