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mv- *! * ? V k " LAKE CITY LOCALS. What the People are Doing in Our I Sister Town. v ? Mr Sam Extern returned front New York last week. His wife's sifter* Miss Hnrwitz, accompanied ( hi ml Mr Vattghn, w ho was here a sea- t son or two ago as bookkeeper for the . A T Co^ visited in town la??t week. Mr W L Asking is building a < market house uear Messrs Stuckey { & Co's stables. Miss Era Miller gave a lyceuin ( entertainment Monday night. It t consisted of recitations* character sketches and readings, and was a \ ? ? T*V? LU l~ pronounced success. vr oiceic 10 }j booked for the next number. f The Griffin and the Courtney ( buildings on Main- street are both t Hearing completion. a Mean ? R Rodgers and S T Weaver have purchased a saw-mill I outfit and are going iuto the lumber r business. Their mill will be located i a few miles from town among suita- ^ We timber. 1, We were glad to see Mr A A t Brown on our streets a few days ago f after his long and serious illuess. t Mr Walter Askins died at the j **Couitine place" last Thursday. His p body vu takeu to Old Effingham for f burial. For quite a while his health 1 had been bad and his death was not 1 * unexpected. He was a brother of ^ our Mr W T Askins aud was about v forty-fire years of age. He was 1' visiting Mr Jones when he died. x Strawberries are looking well and ^ the outlook for a good ciop is fine at * this writing. The acreage is con- D siderably more than in any former year ?noe the industry began in this section?some say twice as much as t] last year. 8 \| Dr A J Stokes preached a splendid sermon at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon. A collection was J taken for the purpose of aiding in repairing the district parsonage in ^ Florence. p Dr J F Martin of Salem, Va, occupied the pulpit at the Baptist church last Suuday morning and evening. He is quite a good preacher and his sermons at both services were excellent and delivered to large and attentive coiurrejratious. He " and Mn Martin visited relatives in 11 town. w . Mr Walker Funk canie up from Kingstree one day. last week and pent the day in town. He consulted with certain members of the Lake City Hardware Co with regard to the ^ bttildiug that ooinpuny is getting ^ ready to erect and made a bid for , the job. We hope Mr Fntik will secure the contract us he is practically a home man, a good, honest n contractor, as is evidenced by the c< court house; and an alt around fine fellow. The building, which is to c be of brick, will be fifty feet by ^ ninety, with double front of iron and ^ glass and solid brick division wall? ? practically two buildings. The larger building '..ill hp 'occupied by ? the Hardware Oo? 'and the other, tl which will be divided into rooms, v will accommodate the bunk, the brokerage office of Messrs A H n Williams & Co, add the law office of a W L Base, Esq. Farming operations are very back- p ward, owing to the excessive rains. e All the streams are full to over flowing and the ground is thoroughly * saturated. ? MORE RIOTS. Disturbances of strikers are not nearly is grave as an individual T disorder of the system. Overwork, a loss of sleep, nervous tension will be followed by utter collapse. unless a reliable remedy is immediately employ- c d. There's nothing so efficient to r cure disorders of the Liver or Kidneys ffiM-trlr R1 tiers. It's a wonderful , tonic, and effecetive nervine and the greatest all around medicine lor run down system*. It dispels Nervousness 1 Rheumatism and Neuralgia and expels 1 Malaria germs. Only 50c, and satisfaction guaranteed by D C Scott, Druggist, The first printing press in America tras at the house of the ( president of Harvard Col lege,163S. Two-thirds of the world's correspondence is conducted in the < English language. CADES CHRONIJLES. Mr Julius McFaddin Weds Miss Dessie McElveen?Other Matters. Cades, March 2. Special:?Mrs A A May is visiting relatives in Florence. Dr W J Huselden ami family are 'pending some time with kindred it Johnsonville. The many friends of Mr C C Jarsten at this place were delighted x) receive a visit from him last week. The many friends of Mr C C ,'arsten at this place were delighted 0 receive a visit from him last week. Miss Estelle Haselden returned to ler home near Luke City last week tfter spending some time with the amily of l)r W J Haselden in town. Coincident with her departure acerain young man here began wearing 1 sad countenance. The Cades correspondent of the Florence Times (whose letter you eproduced last week) was in error a stating that Mr J P Wheeler had ;iven up his position with the Atantic Coast Lumber Co of Georgeown. Mr Wheeler visited his home oiks here last week, but has reurued to Georgetown. Quite an unexpected wedding took lace when Mr Julius McFadden, roui near Cades, went to Lanes last 'hursday evening and wedded Miss )essie McElveen at the home of Mr i L Collette. The marriage serice was performed by Rev William loof, after which the happy couple rent to Charleston, returning Friay. They will make their home at he plantation of Mr McFadden, ot far from town. The bride is he accomplished daughter of Mr I A McElveen of the Hebron secion and is justly popular. The room is a young man of sterling rorth, whose host of friends conratulates him on this important poch of his life. On the threshold f their married life we tender the oung couple our sincere good dshes for health, happiness und rosperity. Another recent marriage is that f Mr Melvin Burrows to Miss Hoard. I have not been able to asertaiu the particulars of this affair Mr M J Barfield, who has been 1 the employ of Mr C G Carsten of his place for the past two years, ;ft last week for Douglas Ga., here he will engage in the turpen1 * A ine inausrry. ANOTHER CADES LETTER Fertlizers! Fertilizers! Fertilizers! 'hey are carrying the day here now. 'he farmers are kept pretty busy auling. Mr W E Nesinith's handsome new isideuce on Main street is nearing ompletion. Wonder what next? Miss Lila Hemniingwny, the harming, attractive aud efficient ?acher of Cades school, spent Saturay and Sunday at her home in Lingstretv Mr W D Owens, manager of the fartsvilTe Oil Co's machinery at his place, visited Sumter and Hartsille several days receutly. Mr G L Sauls, one of our promient merchants, spent a short while t Lake City one day last week. Mr and Mrs A A May, accomanied by master Leroy Payue, visited Florence a few days recently. Mr Willie McGill, Messrs Nemith Bros' popular salesman, spent short while at Lake City one night 4st week. You know the rest. Dr W J Haselden and family 1 isited relatives at Johnsonville last veek. Rev T J Rook, pastor of the Baptist ihurch, filled his regular appoiutnent Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ettie Payne visited Florence >ne day this week. If this does not find its way to the the waste basket I will write again jefore always. K. D. M. The department of agriculture will have a building at a cost of |1,500,000. The largest three locomotive works of Great Britaiu have just formed a trust. v " < STRONG, M FOLLOF sixty-rve mi END I mil# iv Mr. Ralph Bullock Who Is In His Is as Young a His Grandchild Pounds, and h DUFFY'S PUST *1 was always fond of life." said Mr. a treat deal of Itwhrn I waa jrounf. and RALPH BULLCKCK, 1M YT5AR9 OLD. Of drugs sod medicine alone. So It Is wit and atront. If the fathers and mothers k disease, there would be no sickly, pony e body la a state of normal health by usln solntely pure stimulant and tonle which Ingredients. Do not All your system with There are thousands of eases similar used Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as dlre< least twenty years. iwirj a nire man wniitcj uu cum scribed by over 7.000 doctors and used u genuine Duffy'a Pure Malt Whiskey is Sold At All or direct at 11.00 a bottle. Refuse imlta good as "Duffy's." It is the only whiskc cine. This is a guarantee. Valuable me< Company, Rochester, N. T. is S3 Northa Florid t A passenger servic * and comfort,equipped Dining, Sleeping and For rates, schedul< tlon, write to WM. J Oe 9 To the Public. Mr S B Davidson havinjr wlthdrawr fiom the Arm of Harper, Davidson A Co., the business will be carried or under rhe firm name of Kdwin Harpei & Son. We respectfully ask for i liberal share or patronage, ptoiuiMiii t<? give our best attention to the business and guaranteeing perfect satis faction to our custoniets. Later w< will let the people know more full; what we are prepared to do, tlirougl the papers. Respectfully, EDWIN HARPER & SON. Kingstree, S. CM Feb. 25. 1908. By special arrangem ent with thi publishers we are able to offer Thi Record in club with the Semi Weekly News and Courier at $1.50 i year in advance. These paper separately cost you $1.00 each * "i o , Kememoer you get rnree papon week, containing all the State an< county news for the small sum o $1.50 a year. Do not neglect thi opportunity. The charm about the Lippin cott nuts to crack in each month1 magazine is that tbey are no ehestnuts but Walnuts and Wine For March there is an appetizini array and not a bad nut in th .bunch. A copy of the first edition c Robinson Crusoe sold recently i London (or $1,225. The United .States Steel com pany alone produces twice a much steel as Great Britain. l T ' ' y ITHY, AND VIGOR AT 104 IDCHILDREN UVIIK TABBIED. o? Brooklyn N. Y. 105th Year, Says Hi nd Active as Any o Iren--He Weighs 17? lis Only Medicine h MALT WHISKE1 Bullock to a reporter last evening. "I MS to this day I can laugh as heartily as the youngest of my grandchildren. I am good for some more years, and I scarcely feel my age. My vigorous constitution and remarkable freedom from disease Is due to the dally use for many years of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Though I am past 104 years of age. I feel as young and hearty as forty years ago- I weigh 175 pounds, my appetite Is good, and I still do all the chores. I cannot say too much In favor oI Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, which Is Indeed a blessing to old people and Invalids, t know It has prolonged my life many years." Mr. Bullock's wife'died twenty years ago, and he Is living with one of his grandchildren. Sixty-flve grandchildren are mar?d -It W-.llW. nvu, uu iucj arc an iuuu^ auu ucniu/ His descendants who live in Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn and Manhattan are the MoDonald, Watts, Hurst, Bullock and Clark families. The health and vigor of Mr. Bullock's children and grandchildren show that their father thought of his descendants and kept his constitution strong nod vigorous with a pure stimulant and tonic, leaving all kinds h a woman; she should keep herself healthy ept their constitutions strong and free from hildren. It is an easy matter to keep ths g Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, the only able free from fusel oil and other dangerous > patent medicines and drugs, to that of Mr. Bullock's, and if every ons :ted. the average life would be prolonged at I millions In the last 50 years. It Is pretduslvely by 2,000 prominent hospitals. The Dispensaries, tlons and substitutes, there is none just as iy recognised by the Government as a medlileal booklet sent free. Duffy Matt Whiskey inc^stllpjt >ughfaRecfI&iVel :en ffrend South Cuba. ? unexcelled for luxury I with the latest Pullman Thoroughfare Cars. maps or any informa* . CRAIO, ncral Pwaeofer Agent, Wilmington, N. C. A. M. SNIDER Surgeon ; Dentist. > Will in future devole hi* f i whole time to his ivingstree office unless due notice be given. ? Satisfaction Guaranteed. E ; W. P. CLAYTON. ! Attorney at - Law. ? FLORENCE, S. t> ^ Practices In all the United State Courts, and In the Courts of Florenc and Williamsburg Counties, FOB SALE. 8 Brick in any quantity to suit purchai t er. The Best Dry Press Machine-mad XBSICZly p Special shapes made to order. Corn spondence solicited before placing you e orders. W. R. FUXK, P. O Box 103. Kingstree, S. C. * (f = I ToG " I Take Laxative Brc S I Smvm MBBon boxes soW ia past 13 % -:y'-. "'iwpjpi \\ JP ARE RECEIVES VV C 3CNEWEST ' B White Goods, Embroid Ribbons, Skirt-Goods a 1 r" ? m?r a m ti rr\T2 HTLJCC MAIN Y soldou* But we will have the la tions coming in every 1 J customers will always h jj est to select from. 5 CTVI P oRiGn , o i i lfcrj low . ARE ALWAYS TO Bi I ^? Stack lev's > 1 m in am iThomas&Bradham's Hjl i a: STAELES x. I X XX k FRESH SHIPHJ I HORSES and | Call and take alool ?WE CARRY A FCLL 1 Buggies, Wagons and SEE THE CELEBRATED WHITE STAR Built by (he Atlanta Buggy Com] , Guaranteed by Thoraas <2z Bxadl; M J B STEELE, Manager. - - TOBACCO I The undersigned will be in the TOU this season. They will be prepared to no terial all SIZES and KINDS of TOBi LOWEST POSSIBLE COST to the pu give jour orders for FLUES IS RIGH of which they uie made is always ch the year, LATER IT WILL BJ5 HIGI solicit your orders, promising to give 3 Respectfully EDWIN HARPER, FRED W. HARPER. !? D. C. SCOTT, President. EL t THE BANK OF Kll j! Transacts a General Banl 11 COLLECTIONS CAREFUL..Y LCX PROMPTLY REMIT ! DEPOS1T8 FROM $1.00 UPWA] ' J| . DlRRCrORSi < HENRY P WILLIAMS, \\ JOHN A. KELLEY, 11 Jt. H. KELLEHA WWV\WWVVV?WV? VWVWM "WIILIEl. O: ** - -LviLScrc-n. GLOBE UHf M DRY 601 LAKE CITY, 5 New and Compj Dress Goods, Laces, Trimmings, Moj a * . Fine Ladies' Hats a Everything entirely New ai e Carry every article needec lis lit Mb, - are a Cold in One D mo Quinine rvj i mooibs. TUi signature, ? S*j?>t , \ '. ... . f ' t> , ' [G DAILY THE rHINGS IN M eries, Laces, ndMUitoert. >E ARE r ON ARRIVAL# - : test produc-. week so our ttVO WJ.O nowNAIJTY~ AND EST PRICES ; r$ : FOUND AT Cash Store.. y ? 3HT,0P tt t '. v;:l MULEScat them. .INE OF-:?:? Harness. '. ' v BUBBY I pany and SoltF and S Lain, -A.grts.1 - KINGSTREE S. V. .1: .h FLUES BpMBT ** ' V<Jjg|9 A.COO FLUE btMtnem lake oat of tb* best ma- >|i LCCO FLUES at the rchaser. The time to T NOW, the material | eaper at this season of \ ^ IER. We respectfully rou entire satisfaction. , X HARPER A SON. < r'l:*? Tmn 1? 1ftO? A >WIN O. EPPS, OMhier. 1 \GSTREE. i cing Business , >KED AFTER AND |t TED. <! RD RECEIVED. \ \ ; R. D. ROLLINS, 1: ^ D. C. SCOTT. ' ~4 ?=>X3Isr as cum ' !\ . c. lete Line Ribbons, iiery, Specialty id Up te Bats l by the Laclie*) ; - .' 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