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il OF INTEREST PffTx ? rpWriit ft 1904. | Dhe tax book* close to-day. ET$i, * t ^ Graded School session will be ? rasttmed Monday. w . Mr S tt Cooper of Doek vrae on our timet* yesterday. ^ W* bejr to-extend hearty New jr Yeaqtfrcatings to all. %r P W?ll Webber of Salem was , it^iavn Saturday of last week;. M* Warren Montgomery of New j ' Zion waif noted in town Monday. ^ i C?tton seoi bayers were offering i $1#yesterday on the local market| ; r?v W O Wilson of Cades was in I to?a Monday and gave us a pleas* i ; j?t All. Messrs J Davis Carter and R Fi >*Brown of Leo paid us a pleasant A visit yesterday. MrJEddie Lewis was called to ? 'Florence l^st week on account of ?. his father's illness. Hr.Tom MeCutchen of the S. c College tame home last week for 3$. ffffttilft-iatmas holidays. *3$tv\VT Askins, one of L tke City's t Alert sod progressive business men, Mpent yesterday in town. jtjf*. MIot Edith Stokes of Charleston KCtu beerf visiting the Misses Gor^Tlon in East Klngstree. | j^IUsjGrace Whaley of Orangen&rg C*?ne over to attend "he Christj&jjtoa# dance Tuesday night. ' . * | h^awd Mrs J F McFadden of KWBNraileheno visited at Judge Scott's eh&ng the Xmas holidays. ^ Grayson aud children erlpfcarleston are spending so'ne dj[ -day# wUb relatives in town. pTr ' Mr J O Nesmith ef Dock, while >wh Monday, added]bis nauie to -Tfttf^ffCosn't mailiag Hat. ^Miaa Bertha Hodge of Be leer's X f feo&d* attended the dance :u the <Coti?nan H>uaeTuesday evening. ^ f'Capt hod Mrs Charles Wallace of visited l>r Wallace's faro^rii/ aereral days In^t week. I Mr* Mtri# *eK>y oi k>c? inn been visiting the family of Dr ?CScott, on Railroad avenue. ;Vv iliu Elite Boyd of Trio, who is attfmiing Clifford Seminary, is ' k>m%#arthe Christmas holidays. Kl Mrs Doane Epps of Picoty are spending: the holiir Jamas Epps' near town. J Bryan and daughters, la and Leila Bryan of Taft, tors at Mr R H Kellehau'a lien Duffi^ of Columbia er friend, Miss Jennie Meat Iudiantown, during ek. ^^VLeap year comes again, after cast of b twiners for <-i^ht Hfcsnrs. Now won't hie oM maids Jf lptve a picnic? L vMr B H ISingletary of Scranton t ,-whu is taking the law course at the ? ?L C. College, was noted in town ?he day this week, E |lr y? H Matthews of Darlington, ^ formerly a typographer in The Rev cord office, came home on a short P C^rjstmas vacation. Drand ^Irs L B Johnson and Misses Dell and Lee Kellehan, of Lake City, sper^Xroas day with Dr fc. W L Wallace's family. #* Mr C R Barrineau of Bfolino, Fla., i \ paired through town last week en route to Rome to visit relatives and friends at Ms old home. Mrs II A Myer was called to f Charleston last Thursday to the j ' bedside of her mother who is very r. 1H at her home in that city. r Mrs M J Lee of Florence county Pgtffcld Miss Estelle Lee of the Welsh Neck High School, visited Mr and * Mts LeRoy Lee Saturday and Sunday. *> t * ^ Rev W 8 Martin preached in the V Methodist church 8unday to a good t-vdpongregation. It looked very nati ural to see Mr Martin occupying 1 his former pulpit. *. " Mr and Mrs 4 H Ferdon and tVo ' children <)T II omerviUe, Ga., i^etu rned home Monday auer spending 'some days with the f-irmlr'^ fathj?|t 42xpt John Ferdon, at Morrisville. 5^ JK: AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR 5 LOCAL. REPORTER AND ^ NOTE>p ^ vritten in Condensed Form and Printed in Like Manner tor the Sake of Our Busy i Readers . 1 , , .Mr Z C Lynch of towards was In j k!.?lit??ilatr \f f r t'M.tlt l'd Atlll. I oniuiu'i > . ujnv*? w v?..siderably interested in the special 1 election held to try to vote Cowards j from Williamsburg kito Florence county. Misses Mabel and Belle Harper, who are teaching in the graded schools at Summerton and Nichols, respectively, are spending their holiday vacation at home with their parents. Pr W L Me utchen, who is prac- , tieiug dentistry in Sumter, vi-dted his old home at Indiantown dur* ? iDg the holidays, lie was accompanied bv his friend, Mr C 11 Barron of "Columbia. Mr and Mrs W D McClary have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss l)ai-y, to MiHarry CCarrigan, Jr., on Thursday j oviuniiur litmiMrv 1904. 8 o'clock ! - V 'I > p. m., at -homo, Gouriiins, S. C. Mr Isaac Epps, formerly a resi-1 dent of this county but now of McCJellanville, spent Xinas with rel| atives near town. Air Epps i.s one of the editor's life-long friends and it was indeed a plea>uretu receive a visit from hkn. Mrs Virginia Brockinton, who has been living with her daughter, j Mrs W 8 Martin, at Johnston during! the past year, is spendinr Christmas in town \\ e are glad to see! her so far ree. vered the use of her fractured limb as to be ame to walk out. Mr James C Dobbin returned yesterday to his borne in Newark, N.J after a foitnight's visit to friends in Kinggtree. During Mr Dobbin'* brief sojourn here he gainet>a number of friends who were loth to see him take bis departure. Mr ft l> I^wran fhe Columbia bar, visited his parents here several days.laat week. Mr Logan's host of lriends here at his old home are glad to learn.that he is making a gratifying success in ttie lield he has chosen for the exercise of his talents. Judging from the dispensary sales the people of Williamsburg did not lack the chief ingredieni for making egg-nog during the holidays The sales each day were: Monday, *fil.9 3nr Tuesitav. #fis2.9o: Wed lies day, $761.05; Thursday, $701 .Go; Saturday, $194. The following of our young collegians are home for the holidays: Misses Marie and Selma Thorn, Staunton, Va., Female Institute, Helen Seott, College for Women, Columbia; Selden and Dora Epps, Winthrop College; PauJ Harper, Clem son; Sanders Whitehead, Charleston College; Dessie Gilland, South Carolina College. The following visitors were entertained by Mr and Mrs Louis Jacobs during the past we*k: .Mr and Mrs B A Benjamin and Miss Amelia Benjamin, Miss Jennie Ranquie and Messrs Claude Johnson, Fred Shackelford, Monti? and Nappie Jacobs, Georgetown; Messrs Julian Jacobs, Aaron HotFman*and Louis Jacobs, jr., Oharlesj ton, Miss Alma Gordon, Lanes. Dr J S Cunningham of Indian| town paid us a call last Tuesday i while in town. The Doctor is very I enthusiastic over the results of his i'long wtaple cotton, grown from j "Florodora" seed. He showed us 1 the original account sales from j SV hal"y A Rivers, Charleston, \ showing the price on Nov 21st to be 114,^ ctsa pound, and 15?6 on Dec 15. At these prices it is certainly ! a bonanza to\he farmer. John" Swain has been coiitribn; ting some tales of genuine American ; humor to Lippin^tt's Magazine ' of late. Ill the number he ! prints "A Matr^BjpfU Lottery" which sustains ^reputation for cottagioqp fun. i A FHflhGHTENEi) HOUSE, Running lil e mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a nnndred other accidents, are every day ; occuriences. It behooves everybody ' to have a reliable Salve handy and ; there's none as good as Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Burns, uts, Sores, j Eczema and *Riles, disappear j quickly under its soothing effect jfec/it Dr WallaceV l>rug Attention Atten tajic At H. D. RED and that is he Christmas Go lowest prices. 5?0() p s? Pairs of Shots telling out at to make room a *or E5^ STOCK. i w ? lEH. ID. lESE EinderS CLOTJ: A: GENTS' FUR Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Un( Cuffs, Socks, Neck Wear?In F; itleman Wants or Needs in the w to Wear ro Tailor Made, Guarar Low Price. We have Engage* Class Tailor whose business it is 'are properly Fitted. If it's the ; Come to our Store Our Goods are Bought Dire fere we Meet all Competition on N. B.?We Carry no Seeonc in Our Stock. yZ&mmmm 4m i n mm And have your Clothes kef paying only a smal We bespeak your of our 1 i:t effcr KINDER & Kingstree Mortuary, Died?On "Wednesday morning, jjj j December 30, 1%3, at 3 o'clock, I | Susan A Swails, widow of the late! ; S W S wails ! Si The special election ordered at j I Cowards to determine whethen or J not a certain portion of territory i from Williamsburg couiry should ^ J be ceded to Florence, came off last an 1 re; Tuesday. Forty votes were cast, of which 37 were, for the proposed se- pi; cession and 3 agaiust it. j W lat A pleasant dance was given at the .Su Coleman Hotel Tuesday night by da the Kingstree Social Club. Too many cook i not only spoil the broth, but I hey spoil everything else they prepare for the table: __ Th^ less sure a nun feels of his position, Ihe inoie indigitant be is ifltanvbcdv dmibts it. 1" . . W . -V . .v # * * . v. - , T " % 4 " tf 2*' ' One! j A III tion All! iiiiMrmn (DICK'S IN all his glory, adqua-ters for all kind of ods and F?uits at the very J3DIDICK. Hirseh, HERS? INISHERS.A ler clothing, Shirts, Collars act Everything that a Genay of Clothing. Suits Read) iteed as to High Quality anc i the Services of a Firsi to see that our Customer.* Correct thing you Warn ct from the Factory, ThereFactory-Made Goods. l-hand or Shelf-Worn Qood; IS CI it in proper Shape* by 1 sum monthly * ~e with the assurance ts to Please, HIRSCH, , s. c. ~i. i she SUMI , PRESENTING THE snorter -PecK Jewelry Co lcccssors to Sulzbacher & Son, FLORENCE, S. C. 1 ill be in Kingstree Friday d Saturdav, August 28 and 29, ady to take orders for Watch :pair Work. He will also disay a carefully selected line of atches, Spectacles and the :est novelties in Jewelry. Mr. lzbacher can be found on the ys above named at WILKINS' BRICK STORE, Kingstree, S. C. Married men do not alvrnvs e louder than single ones, bu? n-\are often so much thinner it they look longer. *' ' . . i ' tl "horses and horses and _____ Successor to J. L. Sti Lake City, Wishes to call your attention to th< turned from the West, where he pi @ A CHOICE rh?-v nil c .-?i??1 i w?*11 t) drive them. A M I'tin \dii wi'i be* si11 be pleased. A lull line '?l B-u-irgles, "Wa,g"cz ness alxva37"S1 JUST A ) Have you selected ? k. n \//-v + 0 If n r? f % [Jicsciu ycu ii nui v to 3. choice. ? *??*'??? l'l?ere i* rioihii.1T in belter fH<ie or in?>re jippreri-ilnl !>\* iJip r?rij>i'-iii n die (Miri-????? ? or pr. -rn-' in J ?\t* n >r Si v i n/e su f>:?I v i h^e neeif* *n< }ii! innci'-x Mfil?" S- THOMAS J 257 KING MRfclKl. <'HA Vhii' orders receive (mm pi mid c;? Why Not Take a TriL This Wint r througi FLORIDA /1 m I I. 9 > Sf it? Hi)4 f in e?-v reach I v ific splen rhi. A If,ANTIC COAST I ?? 11 h :?o?-; i? ? Winter T t ?V'?> nil iw*111rs !i: F < ritl hniw ?. n) ?ji>, I 5:V run TV > ii>. t ' . > J. W. II General Pa Wilnii] in &nx rnr Sp:rrvi-h? ami Huvr to - h11v hi litres* upon receipt (if i '*n eenl KISSiT.lEE Confectionery an General ] Friiits and Vegetal ALWAV5 ON Country orders special CAKES and BREA delicacies of th< ' be fou A here. H. A. MEYER,] J 7 MAIN STREET, - - Whiskey I Hnrpfiiwe I Chritrrth habit, I hat* it, i habit. Cured by KEELCY INSTI l.'{2h Laty Sr.(or P.O.Box 7<))Co'urubi ?.:s.<\ Cm Alan has two e^ir> and one j, | tonsne?a hint to listen twice helore speaking once. linn i of hai Provided the collny of servitude is thoroughly modish and up-to- , date it doesn't cha-le tie average ">? man very much. ' the cl u' ' '* ' . Ji * *: * i ... ' - A ,- * ' * ' MULES. . MULES. " | uckey & Co., s. c J ; fact that he has just re- M irchased . load. mieh. No trouble 10 show or utr? cialed. You are sure to * i as aim xlaiOra ias.zad.. . ,VORD that Christmas ktr\ r?o n U a I n i/ai i 'vc ocu i i i ^ yuu * 3 hijr|?lv ^ v* fly Ol H y * 4r ~ihau <ometInns 1 i* <iiir busine* to 1 vve hare all kinds to suit jf no mistake This is the pi nee IR. A BRO. ..LESION. s. u. ' relti! Hltcnlinn. P h E CUBA -land I>hs been brought wiiii, ? diil through rain pt?rvwj* op JNK. lite jrreat thoroughfare' TJ o.iris'n' Tioketa are now on I la and to Havana. For r* j| ear and .?if:+mshi|. aeroritmo* , CRAIG, i J saenger Agent, ngton, N. C, Say ilnaei>^ fo* ^ si,-no p. jw BAKERY, d ' - ' ? Merchandises,'*. >Ies in Season HAND. Ily solicited for iD. and all > * i si 2 season & nd % u Proprietor, ' KINQSTREE, S. C i "> p I All Di-ok* a?d Toiwfci^ .< - ! Inibit* y ITUTE of s: ifldentiai correspondence solicited i ????m . " . , ? lining settled ihat haH work ? 4 ^cret of success, the ques- , iow arises, what is the secret * rd w?>rk?' * i itt * ^ _*x v; a chui^h that reache^out i#' ? j lurch that brings is* - ^ ^