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I LOCAL NEWS, j HBlHHSiSBBEii, SSSSBSbkBS ^ Attention is culled to legal notices & this issue. >Miss Ei:ta Jacobs bus returned tome from Manning. s-Jklre J J Steele went to Charleston aturdav of last week. Mr M T *Schult'/ left for New 'ork city last eveuiug. : Mr J S McCullough 1 Benson as on our street yesterdav. Attention is called to new ads of Redcick and P S Courtnev & o. ' rMany of the county candidates will head the Pythian picnic at Jav tok :vMjs J B Steele and son are visBbng rela:ivesat Gallovan,in Marion B Jndge Rogers of Rome was a Bfclcasant visitoi at our gauctum last B Mr J D Cooper of the Suttons Bection called to se-.- us Tuesday ^failc in town. Miss Lillie flnnninghain visited Her home at Indiantown last Sunday. Georgetown Outlook. , Mr ? C Epps, cashier of the ?ank Rf Kingstree, spent the Fourth with ends in Savannah, Ga. Miss Carrie Belle Baker of Ben ttsville s visiting her friend, Miss Kila Hemingway, 011 Railroad avejHMiss Daisy Aiderson of Charleston spending some days with the fam p of Mr H Meyer, on East Main Mr anu Mrs Hugh McCutchen ft leave in a day or two for Bat ^ e, N O, to spend a month or Mra H Fox worth of Cades and ^Krs IS C Wheeler of Florence were, lasts of the Hemingway hotel on Ire Biuret an has gone to Lake f wherytjhe little sou of her sisMrs J E Branson, is quite ill.? <enoe Times, June 30. [r Henry M Smith, a former WiL isburger aud now a prominent Bess man of Darlington, "Was in iThnrsd&y of last week. lie "Fourth" passed off quietly itfn without incident. None of places of business was closed exi the bank aud the dispensary. tears Louis Stacklev, Sanders pehead, B B Chandler aud J J attended the play, "Ten (fats in a Bar-room," at Greely ville dr D J Epps, the newly elected dent manager of the vVilliamsIg Oil Mill, left Mouday for urleston to take a course iu buckling at Stok.-s' Business College. Mr and Mrs D P Frierson of JUrlestoa, who have been visiting r James Epj?s' family, returned ane the early part of the week, acnpanied by Miss Enlaand Mr Er Rfc R D Blakeiey offers for re iotion this week to M^office oi Biitv commissioner. ?H* Blakelej Sbeld this off ce for term: BB far as we knowhas givei heral satisfaction A pleasant pic nic was given Tues y at the lower bridge- on Blacl ler by the people of Suiters anc IMnity.' Amoiig the guests wer< nsrs Ragsdale and Ellerbe. candi this issue Governor Hey wan a reward of $100 for the ap |^Efebension and conviction of the in ^Bldiaries ho burned the. colore* JBiurch and other buildings attache* town on Febr uary 15, 1904. ^ Capt and Mrs 1) R Smith o ^Bcith's Mills spent Thursday nigh week ir town. Mrs Smitl JBft'next day for Long Island t Beit relatives and Capt Smith ac ^Btoopsuued .her as far as Charleston ^Btnrniug on Saturday. B There was some talk recentl ^Hpong the boys of organizing a mill ^Bry company in town. A militar ^BllrpHnj comes in mighty convenien H^B occasicos and we hope that thos B^Bhfested in the project will nc HHi: it to fall through. -Steele, Duncan Gambl HBE>1 A'Xeels have been summoned |Bp|fenttUjg to appear as witness* IH&& trial of -? You mans fc of John R Keels, Esq ^Bhich case is now in progress befoi ^Be court at Manning. B The Kingstree Hardware Co \xm Hoved into their new quarters on side of Acaderhy stieet and 4o* j^Bve one of the prettiest and mo.^^nxuDodions stores in'town. In at ^Btiou to' their large stock of a ^Bnds of hardware they have recen got in a cotnuJetc line of read ^H^ced paints, suijjcle for all kint1 I^Bdecorative work. V We received last week a cotton blossom from Mr W S Camlin, Jr, of Harpers, which he says opened on June 20. This is the earliest bloom that has been reported to us. The quarterly statement of the Baukof Kingstue, at the close of ! business J une HO, appears elsewhere in this paper. Every reader should examine carefully the figures that bespeak the excellent condition of Kingstree'stiourLhing financial institution. The Democratic national convention is in session this week in St Louis. The balloting for thecaudi! dates for president and vice president twill bike place on tomorrow. It i will be the unexpected that bappeus if Judge Parker is not elected to j lead the ticket. Mr P B Thoru and family are preparing to move into the Keilehan j cottage on Mill street, recently oc: cupied by the primary department ! of the graded school. Mr. Thorn, ! we understand, will soon commence building his handsome residence on the lot adjoining this cottage. Dr W S Lynch, Scranton's energetic and popular young physician, was in town Monday. Dr Lynch is very much interested in the organization of a countv medical associa...?3 ool-a nn.rmorolinn t\f all WiULi aiiu aoao v?iv> w w|/v?wnv?? v? the phvsiciaus in the county to effect the formation of such au association at the meeting called, for the first Monday in August. Mothers hearken! while I tell What will mnke your baby well ? "TEETHIXA" cures them ot ail pain And elves them rosy cheeks again. "TEETH IN A" Overcomes and (Counteracts the effects of Summer's Heat, Aids Digestion, Regulates the B<>wel?. Gives rosy cheeks, health and happiness to babies. When bilious take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by Dr I) C Scott, Kingstree; Lake City Drug Co., Lake City; Dr W S Lynclj, Scranton. Legal Blanks1 Just received. Full line of legal blanks at the Record Of W A NTEL^-SKVF RYL" PERSONS of character' and good reputation in each state (one in this county required) to represen*. :ind advertise o/d e<tablished wealtny business house of solid tiuanciai standing. Salary $'21.00 weeklywith expenses additional, ali payable in cash direct eacn Wednesday from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished when necessary. Reference Enc ose self-addressed envelope. Man facturers and Wholesalers. Dept third floor, od4 Deprboru St., Chicago Proclamation. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EXSCCTIVK CHAMBER. WHEREAS, information has been received at this Department that on or about the (15th) Fifteenth day of May, A. I). 1904. Alt. Zion M K Church and ! other buildings attached; in the town : of Kiugstree, in the county ofWjlr liamsburg. were burned, and there i being reason ro believe that the burning was an act of incendiarism. NOW. THEREFORE. I, D C Hey ward. Governor ?f the State of Soutt Carolina, in order that justice tuav Ik done and the majesty of the law via dicated. do hereby offer a reward ol f One Hundred Dollars for the appre hension and conviction of the persoi or persons who committed said act o 3 incendiarism. i IN TESTIMONY 'WHEREOF, : have hereunto ?et tnv hand and eausn the Great Sea! of rhe State to be affixed at Columbia, this Second day of July . A. 1). 1W)4, and in rhe 128th year o , the Independence of the United State 1 of America. e D*C HEYWARD. [L Sj. By the Governor. J r <4 A NTT. Secretary of State. 1 ! H TlfJE! TlflE! TIME! ; PEACE! PEACE! PEACE ii ? e Everybody wants the time. J Everybody wants peace. * And to have the time brin: ,r your watches and clocks to HOWARD & SPRING. And to have peace and satis - faction when riding bring- you $ bicycle, also we will sell you on W new. * Remember we sell you nei >t i jewelry or repair your old jewe] I-. ry. We will tit your eyes wit 11 Glasses to suit you and sell'yo t- all kinds of Bicycle sundries v and machine parts. Is HOWARD & SPRING, Main St, Kingstree, ( r.-. i v f / "OUR COMPET1 WHY WE There's no secret nose on your face \' for cash, we sell We sell plenty of one price, and tha Why then should are now selling HATS SHOES, at cost to make r Come and see foi n n th n. Lit lu MAIN STREET, - r ? ? ?. j ? u&s&L @ ? THE CLDTHir H Are now carrying a full W line of Custom made gj Clothing, Including @ SERGES, ? CRASH ?; ' _ .?! FLANNELS ? ?: and <?' WOVE SUITS (?j From $6 to [$9 per Suit. ? Extra Coats and Pants ? $2.50 to $5.00 - ? g WEJARE SOLE AG @ THE CELEE ? AM ^__ jf VEY LEAF CO ^ HONOOI | ? ? "^XTlien. 37-ov ; <?> OsJJ. aa.< j j| ^ ' (?) JST'Rem ember we meet all (?j Your | KINDER. ? Kings .?:?:??:@:@:?:@:@.? ^ " 1)1; 2 Coffins, ( JA> BRIA1 ?) Fresh arrivals ? (? constant. ?) ^gTPROMPT SEP (f EDWIN HARPER, r?S9?9S969C9 e i r W . L. BASE h " Attorney at La? ; LAKE CITY, S. C. /v [TORS WONDER PROSPER." about it, plain as the We buy and sell good reliable wears, them, we have but it the lowest for cash, we not prosper? We out all our summer , and CLOTHING, oom for fall goods. -yourself, at i^wrnTrin SlMliO, - - KINOSTREE, S.C. :? :?:@ :?:@ :?:@ :@:@ :?:@ ! FAflOUS $ 7 ? JB HOUSE ? i m i LAjL? ? ? iENTS CAP - @ *RATED LION AND @ CHOR BRAND SHIRTS. ? @ LLARS and CUFFS. ? RAM SOCKS. g la,rein need. c?<? a. examine j? i Competition. Give us a Call.ac^Jj? k to Dlease, (? ?' X" 6 HIRSCH, I itree, 5. C. (g :?:@:?:?:?:?:?:@:@:??.@ 9'S9696S6S6969J . HIscx-oer, J ALER Iftfs? ^6^? || baskets and J . OUTFITS, I Prices to suit any f ywW and everybody. U tVlCE. DAY OR NIGHT. ? - - - East Kingstree. q 9696969636969? i, jDr H J McCabc 7 Dentist raasTiEE, - s. c Icecream ff refi HAnnOCK5, LAWN S\ SCREEN DO Complete stock PAINTS, < WINDOW and PICTURE < ANY FARniNG TOOLS of AL EVERYTHING KE HARDWAE AT ROCK BOTTOM PR1C LiriE, SASH, I Yours to Kingstree H; KINOSTEE Confectionery a Genera Fuits and Vegeta ALWAYS ( Country orders sp< CAKES and B1 delicacies of to be H. A. METEl : MAIN STREET, I n m I mm ubiu ! NOW is the time to bu as we are closing out al [ margin above cost. ; All straw hats offered j line of shoes at greatly j * room for fall stock. i FOR BARQAI I P. S.-COLJ j KINGSTREE, - I ' \ BUELL & > CASH DRY C / 'f,l? \ Now is the time to buy your ii Hankerchiefs \ WE HAVE THEM IN GREAT i VARIETY. * LADIES' in Fancy Lace and Embroidery ef? ! feet, pood sheer Lawn from 5 to 25c. LADIES' H. 8. HANDKERCHIEFS, all Linen, 5o. 9 LADIES' LAWN H. 8. HANDKERCHIEFS, in 1-4, 1-2, and 1-inch hems, at 5 cents. | LADIES' FINE CAMBRIC. 1-in H. 8., 10c, r or three for 25c. ) LADIES' ALL-LINEN, very line. 15c.. twe a for 25c. P Also a full line of COLORED-BORDEREa ^ HANDKERCHIEFS for ladies and ChllareE a trom 3 to 10c. We also have a nice aasortmen of / Handkerchiefs for Gentlemen, at from 5 to 25c. ^ Wo have just received carefully selected lint / of J Gents' Neckties, D in a variety of shades, only 25c. Underwear, ' This is the j^nce to pet these for Men. Ladiej and Children. a ' Mail Orders Receive Careful 573 and 575 Kin; Str ; Subscribe to r ' ** m ' 4 * ' GEEZERS, IIGERATORS, VINOS, ORS and WINDOWS. OILS and VARNISHES. 3LASS. size cut to order. ,L KINDS, COOKSTOVES :pt in a first cuss IE STORE :es. OOORS and BLINDS, please, ardware Co. E BAKERY, ? ? md 1 Merchandise. bles in eason DN HAND. \ A V scially solicited for READ, and all the season found re. I, Proprietor, - KINGSTREE, S. C. it Sale -? * y goods at low prices, 1 lines at just a small at actual cost. Entire reduced prices to make __ 0 NS CALL AT, IRTNEY'S, - - - s.c. ROBERTS' H)ODS STORE. Ladies' Skirts. we have tbeee up to date having had then made to order. Plann^l Waists. All wool, la Black, Blue, Gray Garnet > and Old Rose. Ladies' Jackets. Come and see us. we can give them to yon at from $1.60 to $6 la Oxford Gray, Bine and Black. Hosiery. ve have a fine line of these or Men, Latdleo , and Children. Furniture Department, SPOT CASH PRICES. i IO-plece Imitation walnut gaits. 111 I 10-piece Solid Oak 8uita, $19 to $75. lO-piece Solid Walnut Sulta, $75, $85 Ic $125. ' A full line of wardrobes. $10 to 28.60. Holtd Oak Extension Tables. $6. , Centre Tables from 50c to $4. Baby Carriages $6. $2.55 up to $12. Go-Carts, $8. 50 to $13. Children's Chain, Rockers and High Chain, select stock of Beds, $3.60 to $13. Lounges. Couches and Single Lounges. Willow Rockers, $1.76. \ 4 ?od Seat, High Arm Rockers, $1\60. 4 4 .hitc Iron Feds, $3.60, $4.28, $6, $6,601 $6 $7. and $8. A > Attention. cet CHARLESTON, S. G. > THE RECORD. ?. >r * , J. A ^