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fpwtmfwtrfwmniim! I 1 LOCAL ITEMS I W&F INTEREST 'wmwmmmMM The wedding season is still on. Knte statement of Bank of KingV ^ - atree. T * Gilland, Esq. visited Columbia yesterday. W W Grayson, Esq, visited Lake City Saturday. Mr R 8 Tlsdale was in town ' Tuesday from Harpers. j- Mr W M O'Bryan of Heinemann paid os a short call Monday. Attention is called to notices of dissolution of partnership. Mr Sylvester. B Poston of John- , snnville, was in Kingfstree Monday. Mr J Y McGill and daughter of . Bensbn went to Charleston yesterday. 51 v.: BJ Klrk^Esq. went to Charles-1 ton yesterday on professional busiaef*. Mr W II Kinder called Saturday ex ten ted his subscription a year. An Esquimau would feel at home in the "Sunny 800111" Just now. Mr H O Eai>e?ton of Pineland jieid ns his respects while in town Monday. * / Judge W B McCants of Trio was in town Monday and invested in a * / line horse. . Mr Simon Poston, a prominent ^/merchant of Jay, was here Monday . " on business. 1 - Dr Covington I^ee of Harpers was In our city last Monday.?Georgetown Outlook. ft is the. role rather than the exception for train "78" to be late theae mornings. > Mr RCMcElveen of Spring Bank attended the regular Masonic meeting Friday night, Hon S Wayne Gamble of Gourdins gave us the pleasure of a short ~~'j visit Monday afternoon. v. Messrs F and D D Rhem were in the city last Monday on business.? Georgetown uuuook. Mr Raymond St Amand of Charleston came up Sunday to visit $! brother, C E St Am and, Esq. HpSffjw' . ' vThe Legislature convened Tuesday. Ail of Williamsburg's representatives answered to the roll-call. (ray; Mr SG Bell of Indiantown was ^ ln town yesterday returning from a v,tell to his old home in Darlington county. Mr J A Coward of Scranton came I In Monday and placed his natne on I our large and increasing roll of | ^subset Ibers. ' Mr John Todd, who lives near ' town, visited our sanctum Monday and shoved up his subscription figures a year. ' yrfrSG McDonald was in town ""T^Monday and called to see us. Mr p McDonald is agisting the auditor in taking returns. . Mr D M D McGee, while in town Frieay from Scranton, took occasion to add his name to our list of subscribers. > Mr W S Camlin, Jr., of Harpers was in the city last Wednesday arid paid us a pleasant call.? { Georgetown Outlook. 0?1 Peter Epps of Cades was on ?tceets yesterday exchanging greeting* in his usual genial manner with kis numerous friends. r Rev W S Mariin has returned to hie home at Johnston, his son, Mr J Marvin Martin, being convalescent jk from an attack of pneumonia. f Mr H H, Khuler of Black river ^ paid us his 'respects Monday. Mr ^ Kinder is a valued subscriber and ' we are always giad to see him. Mr 'J E V Jervey, the affable representative of the Prudential Life Insurance Go, spent Sunday dn Charleston wfth;his family. Mr F Braybqy, of the Greeley vilie section, was in town Friday and left us a pleasant remembrance in the shape of a year's subscription. Mr Luther Riser, who is in the - -employ of the U S Railway Mail Service, is visiting Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lee, the Jotter Qf jwh<an i* bis sister. . ' J ' '"v ' ' ommmmmmmtmnm? ?^ AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR 3 LOCAL REPORT LR AND ZZ NOTED Written in Condensed Form and Printed in Like Manner ~ZZ for the Sake of Our Busv ^Z Readers ^ A 'phone message from Manning this afternoon announces the death of S M Noxsen. Mrs Hannah Hemingway and Mr Melviu Rogers ol' Indiantown were the guests of Dr and Mrs (' W Bailey last week. ? Georgetown Outlook. Mr E \V Boatwright, thepopulai timber inspector of the A C Lumber Co., who is now stationed at Harpers, was in town Monday on business. Dr W V Brocklnton and daughter, Miss Ada, went t< Florence Tuesday night and en joyed the performance of the Mabel raige v-o. Mr J C Lynch of Lynch, one ol Florence county's most solid and successful business men, was in town yesterday and paid TillRecord office a visit. Mr P M Moody, who has been il for some davs, has returned to hi? home at Lake City. His place a> assistant agent is being filled by Mi J T Thompson of North Carolina Capt G P Nelson is slowly recovering from his tedious and painfu illness. His genial face is sadl\ missed by his many friends wht hope that ere long he will climb tin hill of recovery. . From September 1 up to th< present time about 31)00 bales o cotton have been sold on this mar ket and liuu tons 01 seen. mes? figures are approximate a:ul wen obtained a week ago. Messrs W L, ZII,AC and I) \\ McDaniel of Jay were in town Fri day buying nudes for their respective farms. While here Mr W I McDaniel called at The IIfcori office and renewed his subscription Mr J A Smoak, who has been it charge of the telegraph office a the Central Hotel, has been trans ferred to Cades. Miss M 1 Lifrage of Suiters has assume! charge of the np-town office. On account of the inclemen weather there was no preaching it the churches Sunday morning Services were held in both tin Methodist and Baptist church": Sunday evening: by the respect ivt pastor*. Messrs Outlaw & McKenzie an nounce in Tin-: Record theii auction sale of horses to take plae< at Lake City on Saturday, January 17. Remember the date and don' neglect this opportunity to pick ; good horse. We were pleased to receive t visit Saturday from our csteerae< friend, Or J S Cunningham of In diantown. l)r Cunningham ha many warm friends in town t( whom his visits are always j pleasure. Messrs Harper, Davidson & Co are in the market for tobacco flues All the members "of the firm an well known citizens of Kingstrei and deserving of home patronage They guarantee both work un< prices. Asa favor to The Recoki we ask our readers, other thing being equal, always to patronizt those^who advertise in its columns W T Wilkins, Kingstree's wholesale merchant, comes at the read ing public with a new colutm adversement. This enterprising firm has already hu;)t up a flm patronage in the wholesale line a:i( now carries an immense sl^ck o everything in the way of genera merchandise. Friend Wilkin; with his corps of assistants is evei on the alert to meet the wants o his customers, his motto being "we study to please." Editor Gonzales Shot. After going to press to-day new reached us that N G Gonzales, edi tor of the Columbia State, was sho and dangerously wounded by Lieu tenant Governor James II Tillman We have not learned the particulars The eye of faith sees througl every cloud of doubt. When money is tight the pawn broker is apt to take the pledge y / AUC1 SALE 1 SiOR. i . 1 SATURDAY, AT 11 O'CLC WVWVWtW ^ VS W W^WVVV One car load of fire i weight from 8 to 1 to be sold at LAXI I auction, RAIN or SH to buy a good horse cl attend this sa!e.Ns^-> vvvvvv^vvvvvv\wvv*>vvvvvvvvv ! Stffll |! Mf : . Auc ; ItttHl te Mi-Mi : TOBACCC The undersigned will be in the , this season., They will he prepare > terial all SIZES and KINDS of LOWEST POSSIBLE COST tc I i give your orders for FLUES IS l of which they ;ue made is alva the year, LATER IT WILL 1*3 solicit your orders, promising to ' Res pec EDWIN IIAKPER, S. 1*. DAVIDSON, i FRED AY. HARPER. " 1 -- .i i.. .ii . ?mm S^otomoTit nf Thp Ttanki of Kingstree r At tlic close of business Dec. 3lj 1C02. p RESOURCES, . Loan* and Discounts, $18,71199 ' J teal E-tateai.d Bank Buildt iiii: - - - - 2.P4 81 j Furniture and Fixtures 87(5, 4t Expenses .... ](W58, 5? Cash on hand and in Banks 59742, 41 * Total - - $78,194 S( | J INABILITIES. - Capital Stock - - - $13,000 00 Exchange, Interest and Dis^ counts - 4419, 4(i j > Deposits - 58,774 90 i Total - - $78,194 30 State of South Carolina, [ ? Willinmshurir countv. f . | Personally appeared before me, E C. ,t Epps, Cashier of the bank of Kitisrt" tree, \vlx? on oath says, that the above e statement is true to the best of his judgment and belief. , E. C. EPPS, C ashier. Sworn to before me 'his Jan. 1,1903 > f. A. KEI.LEY, s Notary Public. , , Correct Attest: * ] L.S. [ L I). C. Scott,, ' ' J. A. Kel'ey,. U. D. Hoi litis. . - - ( ; Dissolution Notice. rn; nvictinrr g 1UC p;il tllUI9liip IICIUM/IUIV VAAOVlup, I * at Jay. IS. C. between the undesigned a< S Poston &. Son has this day been f dissolved by mutual consent. All 1 parties indebted to said partnership . will make immediate payment to S Poston. Jay, S. ('. or to 6 B Poston. r Johnsonville, S. C. I f S. POSTON, S. B. POSTON. ' January 1. 1903. ta The seeds of hate grow besl when moistened by the tears of s envy, ! Dissolution Notice 6 * By mutual consent, the partnership11; heretofore exiting between J 9 Mo-II (Jam and W A Ward, under the firm I name of J S Mf'Clam & Co , ha* tl; i* ; Fj i day been dissolved. Tbe bnetness will be I continued under the control and man-; I agement of .J S McClam, to whom all I claims held by tlie firm most be paid. I J. s. McCLAJl, I W A* WABD. I Lake Cit.v. S. C., Is January 12, 1903. 4t. 2FJ* . V i * " ' b - , ION' I ! OP 1 1 W A SES , JAN 17, 1303, J ICS A. 21. < - wv? Indiana HORSES, 2 hundred pounds, J CITY, S. C. at INE. If you want' ? lieao don't fail to yyyv^vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvilWAi WlM. DTIOKEBRS, ii. Jan 111 118. 5FLUES nrr"'ui? -^?czc?v t TOBACCO FLUE busiuess J to make out of the best maTOBACCO FLUES at the the purchaser. The time to RIGHT NOW, the material < iys cheaper at this season of HIGHER. We respectfully give you entire satisfaction, itfully irn-T? n i iMr\^ am c. r"r\ CKEK u/wiuovn Ct V.U, Jun 13, 1902. ] Jfy?l>FOR0$k j mikumm BiCOi^DiriOllJi I *->? a '??? rv* h'+4(\\ [TX Constipation is nothing more ftLl &5I than a clogging of the bowels afc* and nothinglcsa than vital stag- ja A iation or death if not relieved, fll J If every constipated sufferer \i \ could realize that he is allowing rj J poisonous filth to remain in his 2 J system, ho would soon get relief. " ; Constipation invites all kind of ^ contagion. Headaches, bilious- ? ness, colds, and many other ail- | ments disappear when consti- I, j pated bow ms are relieved. Thed- I ford's Black-Draught thoroughly b cleans out the bowels in an easy E and natural manner without the \ I purging of calomel or other vio- 1 i lent cathartics. B ff Be su"e that you get the origi- B |\ nal Tbedford's Black-Draught, gf Yd made by I he Chattanooga Aledi- fcjl J r cine Co. Sold bv all druggists in ^ ff 25 oent and 31.00 packages. f3<Kiran. Ark., Mar 25, 1901. U H I cannot recommend Theuford's Black* I. aDramrhttoohlrhly. Ikeepitlnmykooae fa all the time and hare nied It for the last W ten year*. 1 nerer faro my children fcj ; any other Laxatlre. 1 think 1 comld H \ nerer be able to work wlthont It M on accomt et be In a troubled with constipation. Your medicine la all that keep# me np. fgto I ^Ke Formula tells ti Grove's C Not a patent me<Scin? Fluid Extract PERUV1 Fluid Extract BLACK Fluid Extract DOG W< It Cures the Chills L TSe Best General Toni / i . LOOK OUT WORSES, MULESIAN1 Will arrive at our Stables by ! ment will contain some of th Stock ever brought to this mar them whether you wish to buj ^ TTT^^irTCO,0F ALL ii)iu VULVUililU^ AL50 A LARGE AND H ARMESSli0TH: DUH LIVEEY ] IS ALWAYS READY TO STYLISH AND SERVK REASONABLE PRICES. J. L. STUCP Lake Cit> he1 irojjr FALL SUIT or The kind which yon < write to me and 1 wi ointo run 51 (n Sf V ill a ti i ia7 i n ii w x iv vv large variety of Boys' and Child Every Suit or Overcoat that we sell if they do we will give you ?, RBOWN'S MITE Opposite the Aca< 224 King street IITCT A1 if m mi Two Ca.rloeid.i% Horses and M iock Bottom Pi ices. Come and 6ee th lead which must be sold. All stock gi M. F. E !T i ?i /vnt-rrtn Q f! iimgobiC'Ci k?. v j; { fi. C j i 61 7"? fn |. mim mm l THE SUCCESSFI FERTILIZES HIS The VirginhpOtrolii '] "Manufactures the best F ' .1 Virginia-Carolina Chemical Oow ;] CHARLESTON, & a _ 101 \e story: Chronic CI i: a thin spirituous liquid, of a pleasant bitt AN BARK Fluid Extract ROOT Fluid Extract OOD BARK Fluid Extract that other Chill Toi c. No Cure, No ; ) - ? FOE US. D MORE HORSES December 25. This shiple smoothest and nicest ket. Come and look at r or not. . THE STANDARD ?MAKES varied line of . DOUBLE AND SINGLE DEPARTMENT supply you with :eable teams at? [EY & CO., /, s. o .sstt OVERCOAT. can't get in yonr city, 11 send you samples. K We carry a very Irens' Clothing. we guarantee not to fade or np, and a new Suit or Overcoat. rimuiun umrct ULUI illllU IIU'JULi iemy of Music, CHARLESTON, S. C RRIvfiD! a f^7cjcc > JL LI ^1/ . < .. |. ' ' em at onr Stables. Seventy-five (7ft) laianteed as represented. . [ELLER&CO. " . Z ? ii ' * V I fiSil 3X-?r?~ H9I z? '* to frosptfity JL PLANTER i LANDS....* la Chemical Co* <rtxixzera oo EarO?". jg 4ti) 1 """"""" < v ?, lill Cure f er taste, made of ' 11 PRICKLY ASH BARK I lies Don't Core. I A