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BETHLEHEM UNION. Proceedings of Meeting Held in Kings *- tree Baptist Church Nov. 27-29. Pursuant to previou* appointment the Bethlehem Union, met in Kinggtree Baptist church on Friday, November 27. The appointee, Rev T J Rooke, not being present, Rev J W Truluck was asked to preach the introductory sermon. He responded with power ana eloquence, his text being taken from Corinthians, II: 9-10. The former moderator, Rev E W Hicks, being absent, Brother Edwin Harper was called to the chair and the Union was organized , with the following churches represented: Bethel 1, Cades 2, Kingstree 5, Scranton 2, Param 1, Turkey Creek 1. The organization was then made permanent. The programme wa9 then read and put in the hands of W L Wal " lace and B H Myers, two members of this church, who were appointed commitee oo business for this meeting. They announced preaching Friday night bv Rev B R 'Tealuck, to be lolloped imntediately by the discussion of the first ' subject. After this announcement came adjournment for diu- < ner. After preaching Friday night 1 bv Itev B K Truluck the first sub ? * ? -- * rn i?>/\ tar.ia f aL*nn I JOCIOU l(IC piUfl UlillllC nas i nrvvn up and the discission opened by 1 Kev J W Truluck, followed by H ( J Brown and B K Truluck. The subject read: "What Kind I of Marks Did Paul Bear for the J Lord Jcs isP Tne discussion was ( spirited and lively and able argunient was adduced by each of the several speakers. On Saturday, November 23, de- ; votional exercises were conducted i by H J Brown, followed by J preaching by Rev J W Truluck. his text being I John II: 26. The second subject, "Giving; Its Stand ard; Its Effects," was opened by * Dr W J? Wallace, who was follow A.l 1M. Hf,..' Pr.ia n Mi'urc Murnfr CU x^l w."? II, 4?it? V.?j MM. J,w. and J W Truluck. Meeting adjnurned till 7:15 Saturday even ( ing. c The meeting Saturday night was t opened with prayer by Rev H J 1 Cadihen, tollowed by preaching by Rev B K Truluck. < Committee on place of next * meeting reported Lake City as the place selected. Committee on programme for ( next meeting reported as follows: Frirl-itr .Imiuurv 90 1004- Inlro duotory Sermon, by Rev J W Tru- j < luck. First subject: The Union Meeting?What Shall We Do With It? ^ ?H J Brown. Second Subject: The Claims of the Church upon Her Pastor? Edwin Harper. Saturday, January 30. First Subject: A Revival of Religion. The Kind Especially Needed in Our Chuiches? J W Truluck. Second Subject: Bible Teaching on Making, Holding and Rais ing Money?T J Rooke. Third Subject: How Much Kin phasis Should the Church Place upon Missions? B K Truluck. Fourth Subject: Are We Following Closely Enough the ilodel Given Us in the Apostolic Church [ es? EM Hicks Sunday, January 31, 11 a. m., Missionary Sermon by Rev B K Truluck. The discussion of the last subject for the present meeting was opened by H J Brown?The Chief End of a Otustian Church. He was fatlbived by B K Truluck. The < Cnton meeting then adjourned to ; meet with the Lake City Baptist ; Church on Fridav before the 5th SlTiday in January, 1904. H-J Brown, Clerk. Wanted?Persimmon, Dogwood, Hickory, and-Holly logs. Freight paid on car-loads. James Cock6hott Charleston, S. C. Go to Kingstree Bakery for new Malaga Grapes. ^ ..|jp~r r ~~ 'Tirr-migrrtT -T-iy "WH|PPOORWILL'S" NOTES. The Messrs Rhem Sell Their Tobacco at a Good Price?Other News. Dock, Nov. 30:?Our farmers are through harvesting and commencing to prepare lor another year. xMessrs W J Cooper and G B Nesmith, Jr., two of our young sports, visited the "City on the Sanipit" last Friday. One afternoon last week, while crossing Campbell Swamp bridge, Mr J C .Josey's horse became irightened and ran away breaking the buggy; but 1 am glad to say that our old frlenJ escaped unhurt. ' This makes the third run-away Mr J Josey has had within the last two years, but so tar he has not been : hurt. I The young men of this community are going to have a touru- \ ament near Dock po>t-office on Christmas day. They anticipate {, a tine time. The public is cordially invited to attend and we would be glad to have you come 11 also. Mr Editor. (Many thanks? o Editor Record ) f< Mrs J 0 Josey visited relatives p in Georgetown Thursday. u Mr ituDDie urouwin, one ui um j Jashing young sports and a pleas- a aut lad withal, visited iu George- q lo\vn last week. Messrs F Khem & Sons sold 11 tetween twenty five and thirty thousand pounds of tobacco to * Messrs Wright & MGee, olNieh)ls, S. C. tor 13o rouud. Mr Wright, who bought the tobacco, old thisquiil-driver that Messis F tihein <fe Sons had the best tobac- 10 he had seen in three States, j Thev still have a large amount of ; the leal on hand- * Well, as news is rather scarce * iround Dock at present I will call t halt, wishing The Record, its nuny readers and the Editor a ^ Merry Christtuas. ' \\ in ppoorwill * Go to Kingetree Bakery for the I inest Smoked Halibut. Z < A FRIGHTENED HORSE, \ Running lit e mad down the street ? lumping the occupant*, or a hun- I * lrcd other accidents, are every day ( >ccnnence8. It behooves everybody 4 ;o have a reliable Salve handy and ihere's none as good a* Buckleu's Arnica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Piles, disappear quickly under its soothing effect 15c at Dr Wallace's Drug Stjre. Go to Kingstree Bakery for Pick .'1HU OUC& X'jjrtru uaiuiuu. Go to Kingstree Bakery for new Sour Kraut. Go to Kingstree Bakery for Picked Pigs' feet. LOOK NEAT, The importance of well starched collars will appeal to men who care to look as well as possible. The way we handle them, the clean, smooth Einish and the per' lection of the work through' > out is our reason for wanting your next bun' "1 die P S. COURTNEY, , LAURENS agent. ? i STEAM LAUNDRY. iaNGSTREE SC- ? 1 1 : Attention : Everybody! Having removed from my old stand across the Railroad into the Grocery Store formally occupied by J. H. Brilles. I shall be glad to serve my Friends and Customers with HIGH CLASS FAMILY GROCERIES at the lowest Prices. Thanking the public ' for past favors, and hoping to deserve a continuance of the ^ame, I remain, v At your service. L H. V. GASKINS, Lake City; S. C. * i r i * ? i" FDR THE F! P. S. Com a: ire now opening MEN'S FU Hrv finnds. Notions " - J ?' Specia BOYS* C ALL 5E!V AND FIRST CLASS GOOI We also offer a nice line of the Latest Styles in Stationery and Choice Brands of Cigars and Tobacco. P. S. COURTNEY & BUELL CASH DRY ( ^ow is the time to buy your Hankerchiefs ye have them in great variety. LADIES' in Fancy Lace and Embroidery ef?ct, (food sheer Lawn from 5 to 25c. LADIES' H. S. HANDKERCHIEFS, all Linen. c. LADIES' LAWN H. 8. HANDKERCHIEFS, l 1-4. 1-2, and 1-Inch hems, at Scents. LADIES' FINE CAMBRIC, 1-in H. S., 10c r three for 25c. LADIES' ALL-LINEN, very fine. 15c.. twc w 25c. Also a full line of COLORED-BORDERED [ANDKERCHIEFS for Ladles an*'. Children on) a to 10r We also have a nice assortment of handkerchiefs for Gentlemen. t from 5 to 25c. Wt have just received carefully selected line f Gents' Neckties. i a variety of shades, only 25c. Underwear. This is the place to get these for Men. Ladles nd Children. ?V*31>iil Order* Receive Careful i 373 and 375 King Str |vvvyyvyyyYvywyyvvyw^ | PROTECl E vni 11 E By Insuring \ i ?? Mutual Benei A HOME COMPANY UND LeROY LEE, J W. L. BASS, : COUNTY J. J. MORRIS, PERCY D. SNOWDE* Money ?- S5J Money Hipi - nrrr you S. you Moke Money Ben FULL I Boys' and Gents' Glothii Shoes, Dry Goods, I X WE HANDLE THE Our flillinery Goodf S. lv?^ilAIN STREET, - . STOP! WAIT! B I am prepared to save you m Buggies, Wagons, ] Dry Goods, Notion ware, Hardware, Fruits and Etc., ! I rarrrv a fin Coffins. Give me vinced of my cheap | elsewhere. Youi S.T. TLA. Greel eyvill The joy of giving thanks for yhat we receive is small compared vith the joy ol being f hank I u i tor id opportunity to give. ---ft - ' " ' ALL TRADE" tney & Co. A LARGE STOCK OF X RN1SHING5, ?, Hats, Shoes and a 1 line of LOTH1NQ, w at prices THAT WILL PLEASE. Schleaenger's Candie9 and Fine Confectionery Kept Constantly on hand. Call to sec >13, CO., Kingstree, S, C. R OBERTS^ >00118 STORE. Ladies' Skirts. We have these up to date having had that made to order. Flannel Waists. All Wool, in Black, Blue, Gray Garni I and Old Rose. Ladies' Jackets. Come and see us. We can give them to you a from SI.60to 45 ia Oxford Gray. Blue am Black. Hosiery.' We haTe a fine line of these for Men. Ladies 1 end Children. Furniture Department. SPOT CASH PRICES. IO-piece Imitation Walnut Suits, $14. 10-piece Solid Oak Suits, 419 to 475. 10-pieee Solid Walnut 8ulta. 475. 486 V 4125, A full line 01 wararooes, ?iu to zo. ou. Solid Oak Exteasion Tables. $5. Centre Tablea from 50e to $4. Baby Carriages, Pi. $2.55 up to $12. Go-Carts, $3.50 to $13. Children's Chairs, Rockere and High Chain* select stock of Beds, $3.50 lo $13. Lounges, Couches and Single Lounges. Willow Rockers. $1.75. Wood Seat, High Arm Rockers, $1.50. i White Iron Beds, $3.50, *4.25, $5. $5.00 j $0. $7. and $8. Lltentlon. til. emBLESTlH. 8. c. r=^_ % * FAMILIES 1 'our Life in the 3 it Association JSC 3 ER HOME MANAGEMENT, < President, 3 P ?. I T> 3 OCtiCitdiy aiJU iigaouiwi, ^ AGENTS: 3 Lake City, ^ J, - - Church, 2 ,tAAfAMAMAAAAAMAMMAM(? Saved IvwIp r BUY FRONTS? I^CUS, \m tii save im. JNE OF rig and FurnishingGoods, Motions, etc on hand. VM< <??? > W & B CORSETS. ? ? ?>v? 5 are Sure to Please. ZE2CHCTS, - KINGSTREE, S. C. ,EAD! loney. Call and examine my Stock of, Harness, Furniture, J is, Groceries Tin/ ; Family Medicines Shoes a Specialty. j e and cheap line of a call and be con. jrices before buying rs to please, .YLOE, e, - 8. C. ?????^?Ml I ToCi I Take Laxative Broi I Seven MDBon boxes sold in past 12 i "i ' MILfLsIb X X YOU WILL A b x A %. T T > O O'^ilVU OSTACKLEY'S Cf X DRESSC HORSES"' J Carload Direct from W THOMAS & BF Cat! and Inspe First Class Stock for Fam 1 - Prices Within R< Complete Line of Buggies, V ' Tliomas Bia< J B STEELE, Manager. - HARDWARE! HARDW Hi * Williamsburg County has an conducted by gentlemen of years < sale and retail Hardware business they know the wants of the pure! When in town call and see us. ^ you and have you to look at out I Cutlery, Oun*. Ammunition. Agricultural Implement*. llubw, Npoken, Kim*. Paint*. Oil*. Bruvhei, 8.ore* an I Fixtures. ] We are Agent* tor Jlc- r I t'ormick Jiovrerm i i I 8a?hem Door# nd Blinds. I I g ' LAKE CITY HA] LAKE CITY ^vwwwwvwwwvwswwww i D. C. SCOTT, President. j THE BANK OF ? Transacts a General E I COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY > PROMPTLY RT > DEPOSITS FROM $1.00 UP 5 UIKKtm < HENRY P WILLIAMS, { JOHN* A. KELLEY, R. H. KELLI wvwwwwww%w vwwv McCLAfl and -^SALE, FEED and LI jmhLAKE CITY, HEADQUARTERS FOR?= Horses, H OUR LEADER IS THE Gi A We Invite Your McCLAM & T LAKE CITY, Subscribe to. (D BHUMMWi ? ire a Cold in One mo Quinine TaMets. pcnth*. Thj?rignatiire,<g>* 7 "... ' \ ; ' ' ' L i ' ' ' ' -* ' .<.i . . - . ' ; . i 4l'i* ... : sag 'I'm.mat iiibT . J IBRY, * ' XXXXX>0p5 LSO FIND X ^ J yli 3C xOODS. 1 MIES. estem Market* at jffl 3ADUAU'.Q ir\L/ i inifi wo J, ctThem. , | n Work or Driving. each of All. j /a^ons, Harness, &c. at I S-laam-'s-A-grta | - KING8TRBK8. U v I V3 fARE! ARDWARE! J up-to-date Hardware 8;ore >-i af experience in (he whole-. ' i of this section, who thiiilt lasing public in their lim. kVe will be glad 10 meet line of - ' - " ? '-*$y Abo afeato for the OKI6I5IAL PEKl'yiA.X 0CANO. ee ?? Thuaklif you for f?t* on age reclred a?k? ng for a eonttaaaaee we re, Year IVieada, V'vJ IDWARE Co. EDWIN 0. EPP8, Cashirtt f'! ' HI XINGSTRE&. I tanking Business J LOOKED AFTER AND *W Vl EMITTED. i WARD RECEIVED. 5 iRN: } ' S R. D. ROLLINS, * ^ D.,C. SCOTT. J TRULUCK, KIT STIES,**" | Mules, Buggies, Wagons-. ornpcc Wh inc FTir' Ul UVkJO) f * 111 w IVk ,2* \"t t OLDSBORO BUQQY, Perfect Vehicle, Patronage, RULUCK, , s. c. ,, ^i^??????? x Hecor?>,