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V Mortuary. ' : ___ Died?On Friday, April 24, 1903. at the hojne of her parent*, near Cades, S? C, Esther, aged one year, daughter of Mr and Mrs' II A Smith. ? ^ Died?At 9 o'clock this morning at the home of his parents in town, ? after au illness of nearly u month, John Stanley, aged 4 years and three days, son of Mr and Mrs P A Als? brook. The funeral services will i take place at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Black river cemetery. The here ived parents have the sympathy of the c-tmmanity in their affliction, i this being the second child they have lost within the past three mouths. GKEELCYVILLE GLINTS. | Gbeeleyville, April 27:?Rev X McCaakill preached to a large f' and attentive congregation last Snn*day at Richmond church. Sv' Miss Nuda McCroy. a charming , yevng lady of Foreston, id visiting iier sister, Mrs B E ClarVBou at this I I****Mis* Era Hogan visited friends at r Foreston last Saturday. Mr J A Scarborough was iu town j&.v last Saturday evening. flr Miss Susie Brown of Sumter, SC visiting relatives here. Mr R H Footman was in town this! Dr I N Boyd was ou our streets fcj. last Saturday afternoon. fr* The Mallard Lumber Co. will add S^Vluiotiier boiler to their saw mill plant iu a few days, it is a larger I bailer than any they have. M. Ms R R Jeffords was iu towu this F wuiag. p \ Swamp Fox, 8.. Spring; Sank Ripples. ?'. The farmers are all busily engaged iu sowing cotton and repUnt< - missing tobacco place*. They are ^having fine seasons. , Miss Mary M Brunson, teacher i., of Spring Bank school, closed on : the 24tb inst. Mum Lillie McElveen of Spring : Bank who tangh t the "Coker'' school |x|a Clarendon county, closed on Frid[> day eveniug* the 10 inst., with an | eatei taiumeii L \ Miss Haekner, leacher of the Mc. Fadden school iu Clarendon county, f ?fa*d on Friday evening, the 24th iQSt wills an entertainment which did much credit to both herself 3- and amirs. Err |)r Hamden C DuBose, one 1 of our missionaries to China, gave M eloquent and interesting leeure at Eetbel church Jast Monday evening, tvUtng of bis labors among the heathen. He was listened to with j ioteuse interest Mr DnBjse is a [f native of Darlington couuty and has [ ^ boon laboring among th<oe people [ dv^r 20 years. He leaves this [ gl&otitttry for his work again in July I Moke Axon. B>-r , From Bennet Swamp. | I was glad U> see the space of I fe "Bunch ?* Roses hi leu by a new k writer and will try to give a few line* from this place. But, first of |Ss all I wonder Where "Wild Violet" gr and "Bunch of Roses" have disap|| peared to? I Bill bugs arcjplaying havoc with E~ the corn crop throughoat this I The farmers are about through Bp planting cotton. Some were a little I. the "previous" and had to plant I | The outlook for a good fruit crop ft ia very favorable. I 'Services were held last Sunday < Kjand Sunday night in the newly Iui!t church on Coleman road. Her . [ 0 Harrison preached at Mt Hope undav, a week ago, to a large and itentive congregation. Miss Lillie Richburg viBitcd Miss ( iamie Brad ham last week. Mr B E McKnight visited Mr C McKnight near King*tree one ij last week. ' Blue Bell. Sicfc morals, are the most conigious of all diseases. f m"i?n-fi ? I'iiiiii'ir--t -i v. r-. Feb 28. .lin ni" Pozier 10 Feb 18 K C Fpps 1?? I Feb 28, Edwin Kpps 2 27 Feb 5. PC Fulton 40 Feb ?">. K-t. It (Jewinner ho Feb 20. L?uPe (tilland ho Feb 26. T M Gillaiol 0 ?>:? Feb 17. D G Harper 10 Feb 24 Ef'? Ilarp'T 2 <'.(5 Feb 24. F W Harper 04 Feb 24. Mrs S F 11:isper 5 oo Feb 28. K L Hir-'-h or> Fell 28, M J llirs h 2 oo Feb 28. N L llirseb 4 70 Ft'li 25 M F .laeubs 6 30 Feb 2."i, Loui- Jai obs 1M Feb 2.?, Adiliiifl Johnson 30 Fell 10. GvHiider Johnson 30 Clerk & I'reas com. payingont $26.50 (<5 ~*% 13.} Amt On hand. carrigl forward Jan. 1. 19u3 5 42 $3.5 ()0 MO.vfll OK JANCARY, 1903. Jan 1, tt? amt brought forward 5 42 Jan 2, Llcens-, Ike Sehnltz, meirhandizing, 10 00 Jan 3, Turned over by town council from ex-clerk & irea*. Levin 120 58 Jan 7. License Cine Brockin* ton, restaurant 2 00 Jan 7. Part payment on License from Rachel Tlsdale, cooking on streets 75 Jan 8. Part payment on License from Richard Parsons, f-nit staud. 1 00 Jan 10, Part payment on License from Maria Gamble cooking on streets 1 00 Jan 10, Part pa vm :nton License from Rachel TlSdalC coOKing on Streets 23 Jan 17. Arresting 3 cows of Hairy Brown on streets, half tine to marshal 75 Jan 22. Part pavment License from PC M<: Knight aell >ingbeef 50 J an 24. License iron isouinern Ex. O. 5 00 Jan 24, Siieof barrels to Mr L Jacobs 3 00 Jan 20, Balance on Licence from Maria Gamble cookIn? on streets 1 00 Jan 20, Balance on License from P C McKnigbt as butcher 4 50 Jan 31. To half tifke arresting hogs of Harry Brown. 50 2? 25 155 25 i KXPENDITUREH, J AM. 1903. Jan 3, Paid N I. Hirsch, commutation due M K Levin, i ' deceased 1 12 Jan 8, Paid B II Myers as marshal for \vk end in? Jan 3 i 50 Jan 3, Paid Chas Myers salary as asst marshal wk endin? Jan 3 3 73 Jan 5. Paid B B Johnson for 24 ^ days haulin? ft l.ift 30 62 Jan 9, Paid Harry Bradley cleaning drain heads 25.' Jan 10. Paid B H Myers salary as uiar?h.J wk ending 1 Jan 10 7 50 Jan 10, Paid <'has Myers salary asst marshal wk ending ? - m o f.n (/(Ill IV V vw .Ian 10, Pa d Camp Jones 112 day* cleaning drain heads * (at r?0c 75 Jan 17. Paid B II Myers salary as marshal wk ending < Jan 17 7 50 t Jan 17. Paid Chas Myers salary . as a.*st marshal for wk ending Jan 17 3 75 ' Jan 17. Paid p'.rt on 1 bbl gaso- j line from Chas'u 1 ::4 j Jan 17, Paid (Jaipp Jones placing stubs 50 1 Jan 21. Paid Sehultz for funnel . for lamps 15 Jan 24. Paid B H Myers salary as marshal wk ending i Jan 24 7 50 . Jan 24, Paid Cha< Myers salary as asst marshal wk end- I ingJau24 3 75 . Jan 24. Paid W V Brocklngt<?n 1 ncc.t !?ook for tax as- ' sessments 20 i Jan 81, Paid B H Mvers salary . as marshal wk ending Jan 31 7 50 1 Jan 31, PaidChas Myers salary as asst marshal, wk endins: Jan Si 3 73 t Jan 31, Paid Camp Jones 1-2 j day work on streets 25 ^ 91 08 c U & r comnus on paying out ; t $89.00 (a) ?% 4 50 0 & T com mis on receiving \2 $29 25 @ 5% 1 45 1 Bal on hand carried forward 58 21 \ 155 25 f RECEIPTS FOR FEBRUARY, 1901. 4 Feb 1. AjuJ. brought forward 58 21 Feb 35, jfcTJ A os ton 10 Feb 28, Ntncv Battiste 35 Feb 25, Adrina Blakelev 56 Feb 28. Wm Blakeley & eh* 51 i Feb 25, Mr* E B Brockinton 61 Feb 26 V Brockinton & L Gilland 1 40 Feb 25, J W Coward 53 ? . , I ftiiyi TinimruiMiii \ r - vnittTfiifrir REPORT OP CLERK A TREASURER Of Town of Kingstree for Quarter Ending April I, 1902 Town Fund. RECKirrs fok Dkcembkk. IK*: '-M. License Irmu A SlialiM, . J.l IS I , (i/l I [^'UU11 HJJ i T % VV Dec 27, Licence from C'lce Br<>ckintou. coo higon streets to Deo 81, 1!M?2 1 00 I)ec -7. License from Mc(iw, selling beef 1 day 50 Dee 27, Fine for 2 cow* arrested Ijy marshal, one-hall' line to marshal (?. ">Oe 50 Dec 27. Lhvnse from A Shahid, |H.Hl(llin{f 2 (laxs 2 00 Dec 27. License from King Horse Co.. auctioneering live-tuck I day 25 <K) Deo 27. I.lcen6e front Ill-Art Photo C'o. lor 100.'! 5 00 85 00 KXI'KNDVJD FOK DECEMBER Dec 27, 1 ledger for clerk ami treasurer 25 Dec 27 Paid H II Mvers. salary wk endiug Dec 20, 1002, as marshal 7 50' Dec 27, Paid Chas Myers salary as asst marshal, for wk ending l?c?- 20, 1002 3 75 Dec 27 Paid B II Myers salary as marshal for wk ending Dec 27, 1002 7 50 Dec 2^. Prid (.'lias Myers -alary as marshal f -r wk ending I ?i-c 27.1902 3 75 Dec 27. Paid G J Graham, sheiiff, committing, releasing and dieting Jno. Kinder 1 50 Dee 27, Paid G J Graham, she iff, committing, releasing and dieting Ed Brockinton 1 50i Dec 27. Paid (5tui|ibell Jones, H dav- work on streets (a 50c 75 26 50 , Clerk & Trcas. com. for w lleetimr $15.00 (tt h% 1 75 Feb 28. c 05 Neb 25, K II Kellahan 40 20 Feb 28 W II Kennedy ? 48 Feb 25. LeRov Lee 87 Feb 25, I eKoy Lee street tax 2 00 Feb 10, UC Logan 5 80 Feb 25. Pauline McKuiglit 20 Feb 28. I. (: Montgomery 05 Feb 28, M?iy E Montgomery 2 08 Feb 28, S M Nexser. 5 60 Feb 22, .1 E & V L Porter 2 60 Feb 25, M .5 Porter 4 08 Fell 24, F <; SwaiN, street fix 2 00 Feb 24, S A SwaPs 4 60 F'eb 24. S A Snail*. street tax 2 00 Feb 25. U Iv Wallace ? 2 Feb 25, 1 >r W L Wallace 4 52 Fab25, Be Whitehead 41 Feb 25, 1 M Whitehead 80 Fob 17, W T Wilkin- 4 28 Feb 26. Sarah Winitingham 40 Feb 25, A C L UK License 25 00 W T 'iVI Co 5 00 W T Wilkins merchandising 20 001 C I* Harper, merchandising 10 00 J (t Mo' Utehen. street tax 2 00 W H Keiinctiv merciian dislng ' 10 oo \V ll Kennedy boarding house 2 50 l.ee & St Amand. lawyers 10 00 M .1 Porter, merchandising 10 00 J)r W I. Wallace, physiciati & druggist 15 00 Dr DC Scott, p.iysieian & druggist 15 oo EJ Aoston, h'-eyeles 2 oo Sarah Winuingham, restaurant ' 2 00 Giiland & Kirk, lawyers 10 (-0 Fine of J P Singlet ry 10 oo Fine of Cha< Fulton 3 oo Hirseh & Hir?eh, license 10 () ? Warren Conyers. st tax 2 00 M U Hemingway, boarding house 5 00 LC Montgomery, st tax 2 oo Evander Johnson hauling 2 50 Hurry Brown hauling 2 .">o 1' S < ourtuey & (Jo merchandising 10 00 Fine ot John Kinder 3 00 Feb 27. Taxes L> C S ?>tt 10 40 . , 8S5 43 EXPENDITURES KOK FEB. 1903. Feb 7, Sal ry B II Myers, marshal wk ending Feu 7 7 50 Feb 7, Sa ary C'lias Myers, asst. marshal wk ending Feb 7 3 75 Feb 14, G .1 Graluni. sheriff, com witling and releasing <; Fulton 1 00 Feh 16 Freiirlit hbl Gasoline 1 24 l?'eb 14, Salary II II Myers marshal wk ending Feb 14 7 50 Feb 14, Salary ( has Myers asst marshal wk ending Feb 14 3 75 Feb21, Salary B II Myers, niaishal wk epdii'K Feb 21 7 50 Fob 21, Salary C'bas Myers asst marshal wk ending Feb 21 8 75 Feb 2b. Salary B H Myers roaisdial wk ending Feb 28 7 50 Feb 28, salary C'iias Mvtjrs asst marshal wk ending Feb 28 3 75 Feb 28. Paul K M Thomas repairing bridge 1 5o Feb 28. Paid Lamp Jones street work 50 Feb 28. Paid County lieeord, printing licenses 2 50 51 74 C& T commis collecting $327.22 (<t , 15 3G C & T commis collecting $51 47 ?t 5% 2 50 Bal on hand & carried forward 314 74 $885 43 (Continued next week ) ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Misses Isla and Lela Bryan and Misses Maria and Nonnie Brown of raft, were registered ut the Coleman House to day. ' ? - - - i ? ii. n ;i _ r AT a oanq iei 01 me v num-n o, Pocahontas given in Xe wherry last woe!: one of the cakes was prc.sentfnl by.Mr II A Meyer of Kingstree,' >f which the Herald and News ?ays: Prophet Smith presented to the Sachem and Pocahontas of the two councils a cake made and) given by Mr II A Meyer, now of j Kingstree, beautifully dressed, dis-j playing the emblems of the order." Messrs P H Stoll and C E - t, Amand went lip to Scranton last Friday evening to join with Scranton lodge K of P in the celebration of its second inniversity. It was a delightful occasion, although the lodge was disappointed in not having present a number of other distinguished guests who were expected. The editor of Tiie Rkcokd re ' nr.M.w.i.HS tf/t flit* un ,UI n|'|M ci'ihi ?v UKiiirvn iwi nvitation to the 150th annual dinler of the Winyah Indigo Society >f Georgetown, This society h the >lde?t and most prominent orgaui- : nation of its kind in South Carolina,! laving been granted a royal charier in 1753, and we heartily echo the sentiment expressed in its motto: 'Esto perpetuu." In order to enjoy life to the jimost you must have some sorrows by which to make comparisons. ) ^'2''- H""l" I THE MORE ! I i * j Particular A MAN IS The more reason he should buy his clothes from us.We don't offer any unreasonable propositions, but we do guarantee the fullest value with every sale we . S make. Our Spring Suits For 11 i BUS are of reliable materials, % neat designs, and perfect in fit. Our prices never fail to please the economical. If you can't come to us, Send us your MAIL ORDERS and what you want will be sent you subject to approval. BENTSCHNER?VISISKA 25? U 81., CORNER HASELL ST. Uliui luuiuii) yj i v. If you sat on a mooniif porch tellin^r a best girl your O?hel! like adventures of' a trip fr? South Alricn ami she went to sleep in the hammock a' your hide, would you not consider the case hopeless? ('lav did in the storv called ''That Other Expedition," very ably written lor the May Lippincott Mazazie. A GREAT SENSATION. There was a hi# sensation in Lee>vil'e, Intl., when W II Hrnwn <>f that place, who was expected t<> dt , bad his life saved by Dr King's New Discovery f??r Consumption. writes: '1 endured insuffeiaide Uni^s fn in Asthma, hut your New Discover* gave me immediate relief ai d scon .< o/.nm1n1 n /mi rn ' ' I mcrcjiu?-i uut-uitu ? ....... similar cures of Consumption, Pneumonia. Bronchitis ami G rip are numerous. It's t' e peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Prire 50c. .->nd 11.00. Guaranteed l?y I) C Scott, Druggist. Trial l>ottle.s free. It's a wise husband who knows what to do during hntisecleatiiri? time. In the May number of-Lippincoll's Magazine Francis Lynde j has a short slorv called "Pafqua'e" which develops the heroism in an* humble Italian heart. This time e< Mirage was rewarded with that goal of Italian ambition, a peanut stand. t What a perfect old world tin- ' would be if each of us was as good as we know we ought to be ( - ?* ? ' !-*.* fa a/k.i I Llltall it .fO /1/t n . | omrit" Ui IIIC unrrai niiuiiif.,1 t oil i tain the poorest literature. Ii i.? t oil en the same way with clo'hes I The Old Standa Grove's 1 has stood the tes over One and a H< of merit appeal te Enclosed with every bottle is xhorses"1 and Direct from the WEST, get the choice. Our 5' P -*<ir anj Best. 1 ways Buggies, BUGGIES01" AIG; ALSO A LARGE AND 1 HARNESS80 .DW DJJR LIVERY" D: IS ALWAYS READY TO SL STYLISH AND SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES. J. L. STUCKf Lake City, i^p#^wsiib IPi THE SIGN OF jjjl W ; j GOOD TAILORING SB j Here is the great Oak- ^ j r ( Easel now on display at ' | our store. It contains the 1 j Of line of beautiful new spring j jNE tailoring samples sent us by < ! f STRAUSS BROS.?Chicago ; Good Tailors for 26 Yaars ^ Tj] The Oak-Easel is the j 1 connecting link between the ' tailor and the faultlessly fin- ' , ished garments which give 1 L _1 iA 1 you so muui picasuic iu 1 wear. It's really a lesson | in good clothes buying to j{j?? see this great collection 1 Jj ( of tailoring novelties. ' . jjj 1 Prices low and sa.tlsfac- I - j tlon absolutely fu&r. _ jf 4 an toed. Call soon. / * 9 a I. 0. RED91SK... 11 1 a I 8 if llie reader reailv wants an jjj nlireiy new pint we commend j!l liin lo I he divert inj: one ip "The $ iViniiinjr ??fMargaret Mervin/' I?v ^ c /lifford Howard, in the Mayj$ uippincott. The way two yonnjr | awve s did not win the ?rii! <? j ? heir choice is decnled'y clever. j>, md laughable in lhe telling. oh(j . rd asteless Chi ;t? 25 years. Averag ilf Million bottles. D< > you ? No Cure, N a Ten Cent Package of GROVE S BLACK R MULES X Aj The enrly buyers fock are Good, Wc carry aletc etc. THE STAN DA it D MAKES , VARIED LINE OF I'BLE AND SINGLE BPARTMENT IPPLY YOU WITH ABLE TEAMS AT iY & co? s. c ' V #MK fin SAFE H i AM?, U-i CHEAP; LIFE HtiVTll ?17fifl: - SSSUftflflUIi nsure in the WIL^MSBURGr division THE MUTUAL EEiVOLENT ASSOCIAJN. sROY LEE, President. D. ROLLINS, Sec and Treas. ?o z^ziirrrnn? J. J. Morris, Percy D. Snowden, Agents. jONiECTIONERY~| AXI).?:? fl BAKERY.. i ? ai if FRUITS, FANCY CAKES, 8. CANDIES, BREAD, ROLLS 8 A And A) ft Fancy Groceries and Deli" 8 cacies in Season. ff! Your Patronage is respect' ft fully solicited. ? H. A. MEYER, ft 'orneh Main and Academy Sts. fjj Kings tree, S. C. ft n't lei -vour court.-hip days rii !ho a 11 a r. 4 II Tonicl ;e annual sales! >es this record I o Pay. 50c. | OPT LIVER. PILLS. J ^ # H > t . i ' i - >.&&$:': - .- SwfM<s . & 1&J&&Li :Ju