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w p: ; . . , . , . |:i _ - " it LOCAL ITEMS ji OF INTEREST rv ttttttyttykytyy miinnw fc II . t il - \ ? Fewer gallons; Wears longer. v ^ Note change In Thomas & Brailr ham's ad. , fr Mr E B Rhodus was here Tuesday from Greelyville. ? Mr J A Coward of Scran ton was iv noted in town yesterday. {?< Cotton i9 quoted at 10t? to 10^ Eto day on the local market. Editor P tf 9toll visited Bishopviile several days last week. 4 PnutmaetAr R H KnnU of CkIm I was noted in town Tuesday. Mr J Frierson Huggins of Car rip was in town one day this week. -I* Mr R 8 Brunson was on -oar streets Friday from Greelyville. Mr S D Cunningham of Indian| town was noted in town Saturday j ?' Misses Josephine and Janie lirayeon of Benson were in town Saturjf day. Mr FP Cooper, representing the t Columbia State, was in town yesterday. & Mr Morgan Matthews of Friendfield Florence county, was 9 visitor heie yesterday. K We were pleased to receive a visit Tuesday from our old friend, Mr L ? Burkett ofTaft. Messrs W C and S B Timmons of K(tWn imM im ah ocrrofnliln visit K while in town Tuesday. Mr T W Boyle, one of Greelyville's lumber magnates, was noted our streets Tuesday. Mrs- JBhn '(/handler and Miss M Bessie Shirley were in town Satur . dsy from Salters Depot. ,, Mr M F Heller left Sunday night for St Louis to purchase horses and jaules for his sales stables. euchre club was delightfully . entorfaltied by Misses Bessie and * AllDtt r riuaj cvcuui^. jit- Un E S Gartens of Congaree reh tamed hoop*yesterday after a briet vlait among relatives in town. Mr Julius P Gamble, Jr, of the Heineroann section, paid us a pleasIs art visit while in town Tuesday. I" Mias Bertha Hodge has been spending several days with Mrs C M Chandler at the Coleman House. || Messrs 8 V Taylor and E O Li turner of Greelyville were in town Friday andpaid us a pleasant call. Miss Lena McLean, the acconi^^pUshed principal of Indiantown (mcftdemy, spent Saturday in town. " Martin Turbeville of PiDe Grove. Clarendon county, has been visiting the family of Mr <3 E Joye Bff near t^wn. g. Cadet 8Oliver O'Bryan of Clemson College was in .town Monday, jit. Cadet ' O'Bryan is convalescent K?from an attack of typhoid fever. PP*" Two-tome bears amused a crowd on thd streets Friday with the | v. stunts they were put through by their Dago keepers. Mr Walter Kennedy and family Mat'of Serantoo have moved to iiwnnnd are 66cupying the Gilland ; - cottage on east Main street. L Mr F H*.Hodge was in town Tuesf-,. day. Mr Hodge ha3 recently re * moved from the vicinity of Salters !to his plnce across Black Rivfer. Capt D R Smith of Smith Mills passed through town Tuesday en j P route to Charleston and thence to ! * ' Xew York for a visit of a month. 6-''> t Mr E L Smith of Marion was in town last week, being called to the bedside of his lather. Capt A J Smith during the latter's last ill^ ness. Mr W P Brown, of the Gourdiiisj Mercantile Co, attended the meeting of the K of P last evening. At the anme meeting Mr T A Blnkeley of Taft was initiated into ihe rank ofj&tugninoou. f Mr R C Canity, who has been em-1 I ployed as assistant In the dispen-j V arry, resigned this week and return^ f ed to his home near Lake City. His j place is flUed by Mr A D Gaskins of L^b City. i* Thd WilUatocwburg Oil Mill now v. has ail the raachiuery in place anck be ready to begin crushing seed next week. The ginnery, comprising six 7b-saw gins, has beep in > sueceaafal operation for some days. ' 'X\ . I vw>*yvvyvvvy>vyyTVvy>v\ AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR J" LOCAL REPORTER AND NOTED ^ ~ - 3Written in Condensed Form ^ and Printed in Like Manner for the Sake of Our Busv ^ Readers WiAAWAAWAWAAWAA" Messrs Edwin Harper,M A liuss ami I)r D C Scott liave been ek-cted special trustees of the Graded School to co-operate with the trustees of school district No l(i in the disbursement of the dispensary fund. Miss Martha Gourdin of Heinemaun passed through town Saturday on the way to take charge ot her school at Bethel, which opened Monday. This is Miss Gourdin'-; second term as principal ot the Bethel school. Lost?Plain gold, hunting case watch, size 6, Waltham works. Attached to watch is a silk fob with gold dangle, "iron" shaped, with "E \V" engraved on bottom. A reward of $10 will be paid for the delivery of said watch at this office. Mr S \V Mills of Epps brought us two fiwe Japanese persimmons last Tuesdav. The lar<?er one measured thirteen inches around and the other was nearly as large. If Japanese' possums were as big in proportion what au el dorado for the A fro-American that country would be. j Attention is called to the ad of S J Taylor .of Greeleyville, which appears in this issue. Mr Taylor makes a hid for patronage through The Record's advertising columns and it is needless to say that he is prepared to carry out any representations that he makes in print. Mr Taylor is making a specialty ol buggies, furniture and undertaken supplies. The following friends remembered us in a substantial way this week by calling and settleing their subscriptions: A D Gaskins of Lakt City, J M Morris of Lake City, J M roxwortnot Lamum, ft .J layioi of Greelyviile, J Y McGill of Benson. A Lee Eppsof Fpps, J T Rollins of Indiantown, I)r.I S Cunning ham of Indmntown, J C Bell of Indiantown, T A Johnson of Cades Jas A Ferrel! of Salter*, C E Joyt and T E Ragin of Kingstree. When in need of buggies call or S J Taylor Greeleyville, S. C. Fewer gallons; Wears longer. Wa nted?Persimmon, Dogwood Hickory, and Holly , logs. Freighl paid on car-loads. James Cockshott Charleston, S. C. Want to buy a horse or mule: See J B Steele at Thomas and Bradham's new stables. Graded School Honor Roll. The following pupils made an average of 90 per cent or more on all of their studies for the mouth end ing Nov 6, 1903, and are entitled to go on the Honor Roll: 1st grade: Louise Barr, Fannie Funk, William Gamble Walter Sullivan, Rubie Thorn. 2nd grade: Cuyler Harper, Donald Montgomery, Sam John Montgomery Marie Nelson, Jennie Lee Stacklev. 3rd grade: Lillian Alsbrook, Aletha Dubose, Essa Davidson, Lizzie Fulton, Marion McFadden, Lois McClary. 4th grade: Estella Coward, Fred Davidson,Tom Gilland. 5th grade: Ada Brockington, Joanita Coward, Clara Montgomery, Fannie Sullivan. 6th grade: Benton Montgomery, Mary Swann. iVi.L T _:i . r\ i n i imgraue: ijeua l^aviuson, rean Montgomery, Leola Cowaid. 8th grade: Annie Stacklev, Eunice Harper. 9th and 10th grades: None. Ernest Wiggins, Principal. Card of Thanks. "Editor The Record:? Please allow me space in your excellent paper to thank the good people of the community for the many kindnesses shown and services rendered me during the long illness and death of my beloved mother. They were never tiring in their eflorts to render me any assistance necessary. R. J. McKxiqht. Cades, S. C. < \ \ SPECIAL LINE \ Boys' an A LSf)W!??35?& Zvac/ies'o eind Tri We are still carrying a All von have to j Vy ' | do is to call at noun J and see the large Stock of ftifj Goods he has, |||fij and you will say he has a j||| great portion / of it at least. s$ sz. p. :K Sornetl =F KING jbbbbbbbb r GENTS' FUR! :|t ;|l KINDER i i f I J PROP i! It PUP STO< Clothini Shirts, Wear? ? tleman'' Clothing Tailor Quality . We have Engaged the S :: First Class Tailor whose hi | see that ou Customers I Fitted. If it's the Corre I Want Come to our Store )0?>?i J1 I OB I And have your Clothe: paying only a i nan We bespeak your Pa r i or our i c.: KINDER Kingst Notice to Creditors. All person* having c'aimsagainstt e?tate of Jo-eph K Urookintnn, ( C3;ish1, will pre-ent-the same'hilv t tested to l?c & StAnnt d. Kingstr. S. C.. and all persons indebted to t -aid est tie will make i in medial* pa ment t-? the-aid Lee & StAniand. MAoTHA A BKOt'KlXTOX. St Qualified Executrix. Fewer gallons; Wears longer. m 1 tj it.... ?i,i , i Muiiias itnu Diauuaiii, u? liable stable men, lia\e just receivi a car-load of stock. Call early ai get your choice. Mortuary, Died?On Monday, November 1903, at her home near Taft, At Charles Al Browder. Airs Browd was a young woman not yet out her twenties. t>he leaves a devob husband and two small childre The remains were interred at Johi sonvilie, near Airs Browder'sgirlho< home. Mrs Browder was a daught of Mr Reuben Powell of Johnso 'ville* A- f . "Hi : . . -M ii" VI '-s t OF&SMSH; d Gents' Clothing, Jackets, Capes, cl Hats'. full line of Douglas Shoes. I invite atten mk iarge st?ck ?f ||ll? CLOTH NQ and SSl shoes* pM^ prices _ RIGHT, iSDDICB:. ling New 30R= ST REE NISHING STORE i & HIRSCH, i RJETORS. I i ZK iNr.i iidfs f y, Hats, Shoes, Under clothingCollars, Cuffs, Socks, Ned In Fact Everything that a GenWants or Needs in the way o^ y. Suits Ready to Wear 01 Made, Guaranteed as to High and Low Price. Services of a jsiness it is to ? are properly ct. thing you IE PRESSING ClIIB > kept in proper Shape by small sum monthly L.r'jitr.re with the assurance s to Please, & HIRSCH, ree, S. C. Notice to Creditors. he i?')t Whereas letters of administration of e, the goods, rights and credits of II K he Hrowder, dccea?ed. were dtilv granted y. onto rl>e undesigned on Monday. November 2. nj03. a'l creditors of the estateot'ihe >aid II K Browder deceased, are hereby notifhd t'> re ideran account of their demands, cwily attested, to the undersigned. \V. M. HROWDER Administrator. Nov 2, 3t. reL'd id Ilbe Formula tells t Grove's l Not a patent media Fluid Extract PERU\ Fluid Extract BLACK Fluid Extract DOG V It Cures the Chills T5e Best General Tor I * * ? * - ^_ A . *V V A HOT 1 Lake ^ J. L. Stuckey & Co., hav 'oad each of Buggies and1 line of Hawr?ess, etc and ' their Competitors. These Goods a and Prices v J. L STUCt Lake Cit1 \ ?uoH S. THOMAS 257 KING STREET, C IF YOU Clock or Silver Spooni Plate Spoons Spectacles and Gold Rings a Gold Nefcklaces MAKE NO MISTAKE Tl (WATCH LN SPECTOI WATCHES AND JEV Mail Orders Oa IHMBHMnannBESi vsTi Inr iwni : wmaMI | : ?% ZbeKvee | North jin FloridaA passenger service i > : and comfort,equipped wi Dining, Sleeping and Tl f , For rates, schedule, zi r tion, write to 1 i WM. J. C j Ccner. B??ME BCgBSSg^T KIWBSTEE] Confectionery a Genera] Fruits and Veget ALWAYS O Country orders spec CAKES and BR delicacies of to be f here H. A, MEYER, MAIN STREET, t Final Discharge. | Xotice is hereby j,iven .that on Mon-. <1;i\ the 7tli. ?ldv of t><*c(Miiher. lfrI will apply ro tlif Judge ??t Probate f?>r j Williamsburg count}'Tor a Final I?is-j charge as administrator of the Kstate I) of Fr.nk Fleming, deceased. jo 11-5-41. J.J. M. GUAHAV, Administrator. '9the story i Chronic CI ine: a thin spirituous liquid, of a pleasant bitt< TAN BARK Fluid Extract I [ ROOT Fluid Extract 1 VOOD BARK Fluid Extract j > that other Chill Toe tic. No Cure, No 1 nHHaHBHBHHi iriE in City. SMKVWW" ? e just received a Car Wagons also a complete ^ 'A ? 4- LI ^/\?? die ;;?dMii? ii iiui IUI re all Tiptop yay down, CEY & CO,, If, S. 0 . ' I t)R.& BROHAULESTON, S. C\, WANT A Watch 5 and Forks > ^ and Forks Eye Glasses nd Brooches and ockets. HIS IS THE PLACE I SOUTHERN RAILWAY) yELRY REPAIRED. rvfully Attended To. . lC(OflSTl]NE . I GHFAREoFJ^IVEL | n rf)e? - I D SOUTH ? I -Cuba. i:nexcel'cd for luxury ith the latest Pullman i. ^ ^ loroughfare Cars. , v " naps or any informa- . :raio, if. il Passenger A^cnt, ^ Wilmington, N. C. I flKEEY, fc * . ' " f' Hfft nd ; Merchandise. br, ables in Season ' N HAND. ????? r-'v :iallv solicited for EAD, and all the season ound * % ' , Proprietor, - KINGSTREE, S. C IDS10 SIM IK . I Am standing mv Brown Stallion, ick (by Dan Harold) at Lake City, C. Apply for terms, J. H. Blackwell, 17 tf. Lake City, S. 0. mi cure i ?r taste, made of Ij POPLAR BARK & PRICKLY ASH BARK | SARSAPARILLA 1 tics Don't Core. I w&mammhmmiimmmmr . liii- ' ' ft!