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S C, has had a remarkably happy expe
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Administrator's Notic<
of Sale.
Pursuant to the order of the probah
court for said county, dated Februar
12,1918, I, the undersigned, administra
tor of the estate of R C McCabe, de
Annond mill anil a f nnKlia mi.if!/%*> fn U.
tcoocu, mil acu av puuuu autuuu tu un
highest bidder, for cash, at the denta
offices of the late R C McCabe, Kings
tree, S C, on the 27th day of February
1918, at 12 o'clock, noon, all of the per
sonal property of and belonging to saic
estate, and including the following den
tal supplies and equipment, to-wit:
chair, 1 bracket, 1 cabinet, 1 engine, al
operative and laboratory instruments
reception room furniture and books, am
also two boats. L W Gilland,
Administrator Estate R C McCabe
deceased. 2-14-2t
Kingstree, S C, Feb 12, 1918.
Corporators' Notice.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuan
to a commission issued to the under
signed as corporators by the Secretar
of State, books of subscription to th
capital stock of a corporation sought t
be chartere J as J A McCul lough & Com
8any will be opened at the office of J i
IcCullougb, Lanes, S C.Feb 16,1918,a
8 p. m.,at which time noticeis also give:
that a meeting of the subscribers to th
capita) stock will be held for the pur
pose of organization and for the trans
action of any other business that ma;
come before it.
J A McCullough,
* P C Shirer.
1 Dnaawl A/ P A*t\A?A t A?O
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Stock Law Fence.
Notice ia (hereby given that th?
County Commissioners will receive bide
at their office in Kingstree, S C, or
Tuesday, March 5, 1918, to repair the
stock law fence, and will award same U
the lowest bidder, as follows:
Sec 1. From run of Black river to
Hugh Boyd's gate.
Sec 2. From Capers Boyd's fence to
gate at Blakely's.
Sec 3. From Blakely farm to Rowell's
farm.
Sec 4. From Rowell's farm to Williamsburg
Land & Development Co's
farm.
5. Repair of fence from J C Graham's
swamp held to run of Santee river.
specifications.
Repairs of sectsons 1, 2, 3 and 4 as
follows: All posts must be heart, set in
ground 2 feet, 8 feet apart, 5 feet clear
of ground, with one strand barbed wire
at bottom, and 34-inch hog wire on top
of same, 2 strands barbed wire on top.
Can use same wire now there for bottom
and top; all wire not so used must be
rolled for handling.
By order of the Board,
J N Hammet, Chairman.
February 5, 1918. 2-14-3t
Notice of Application
for Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will make application to P
M Brockinton, Judge or Probate for
Williamsbug county, South Carolina,
at his office in Kingstree, S C, at 12
o'clock noon on the 18th day of March,
1918, for his Final Discharge and Letters
Dismissory as Executor of the last
will and testament of A J Parsons, deceased,
and at said time will make full
accounting for his actings and doings
as such Executor.
Grover Cleveland Parsons,
Executor of the Last Will and Testament
of A J Parsons, deceased.
Februarv 13. 1918. 2-14-5t
Notice of Application
for Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of March, 1918, at 12 o'clock
noon, I will apply to P M Brockinton,
Probate Judge of Williamsburg county,
for Letters Dismissory as Administrator
of the estate of J W Graham,
deceased. W G Graham,
2-14-5t Anministrator.
Ten high school boys of Columbia
where the schoois have been closec
by the board of health, turned theii
enforced vacation to good account
by working in a co'ton warehouse.
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ANDREWS STILL ON A BOOM.
Manv New Industries to be Located
^ There?Severe Accident?Personal.
Andrews,February 12:?Our town
will have an ice factory, up-to-date
in every respect, in operation next
summer. We shall also have a plant
, for the manufacture of cement blocks
for builuings. Ground has been
broken for one of the largest warehouses
in the State for the sale of
leaf tobacco. It will be built of cement
blocks and completed before
the next tobacco season. We shall
then have two large warehouses.
Andrews has sbme live wire business
men when it comes to developing
? a town, such as H S Parsons, W
| H Andrews, N W Cook, J H White
and many others. A cotton factory
[ and an oil mill will be the next in1
dustries in this thriving little city.
[ Since the weather has moderated,
our farmers are busy preparing their
r lands and planting tobacco.
t Mr W 0 Camlin and party passed
, through Andrews one dayjrecently
1 en route from Georgetown Ito his
I home at Bloomingvale.
- A few days ago the little daughter
of Mr and Mrs A A May fell into
- a large can of hot lard and was so
i badly burned that little hope of her
; recovery is entertained,
t N
The Rev Edgar P Easter ling Dead.
The Rev fidgar P Easterling, pas'
tor of the Baptist church at Lake
- City, died suddenly in Roper Hosi
pital, Charleston, Saturday morning.
The body was taken to Bennettsville,
where interment was made
e
y Sunday. Mr Easterling was born
~ at Tatum, Marlboro county and was
e educated in the public schools of
1 the county and at Furman Univer,
sity, Greenville. He served as pas:
tor of a number of churches in
1
- Marlboro county and for several
* years was financial agent of Furman
. University. He was representative
d of Connie Maxwell orphanage for
, several years and was pastor of the
Baptist church at Lake City for a
* number of years, which position he
held when he died. Mr Easterling
t was intimately connected with the
y educational, missionary and charity
e able work of the denomination. He
? was a man of splendid ability and of
^ pure and noble character and a con*
secrated minister. He will be misae
ed by his great host of friends
- throughout the State. He is surviv'
ed by his four sisters, and his wife
^ and two children.
UOMSE ORDINANCE.
1 (Continued from page 6.)
to and from points without the
, State, and not including busi;
ness done for the United States
. Government, whose gross receipts
are less than $250.00.... 10 00
. Telephone companies and agencies
each (long distance) for
business done within in the
the town of Eingstree, S C, to /
and from points within the
State, not including any business
done to and from points
without the State, and not including
any business done for
the United States Government,
whose gross receipts exceed
, $250.00 15 00
Tinners and tin shops...^ 5 00
Tobacco warenouses, eacn cv w
, Upholsterers and upholstering
shops .* ' 5 00
, Watchmaker, and watch and
, clock repairer 5 00
Wallpaper hangers and shop 5 00
Wheelwright and blacksmith
shops, income less than $1,000.. 10 00
, Wheelwright and blacksmith
shops, income more than $1,000 15 00
Warenouses, each, storage for
hire 5 00
Bottling plants or companies? 10 00
Clairvoyant, fortune teller or
palmist, per day, $5; per week 25 00
Restaurants 10 00
Railroad companies 100 00
Section 12. For any other trade, occupation,
business or profession not
, hereinbefore specifically mentioned and
designated, a license tax of not less
than $1.00, and more than $100.00 to be
, prescribed and fixed by Council. On
' and after February 15, A D, 1918, a
penalty of 15 per cent will be added to
-ii J
an uupaiu iitniaca.
Section 13. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances inconsistent with
1 this ordinance be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Passed and ratified in Council assembled
this 31st day of January, A D.1918.
L W GlLLAND, (L S)
(Seal) Mayor.
Walter Steele,
Clerk and Treasurer.
Thoma3 H Peeples, attorney general,
recently advised the state highway
department that no prosecutions
would be brought by the attorney
general's office against automobile
' owners, who sent in money for automobile
licenses prior to February 1.
although the license plates were not
received by the owners of the cars.
, It is emphasized by Mr Peeples that
I no penalty should be inflicted where
" failure to procure the license wasint
cident to inadequate clerical help in
he offices of the department.
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