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Local News. ~ i Dr Wayne Gamble spent yesterday in K ngstree. Mr W E Severance of Lake City > was here Mondav. fv Mr J E Davis of Suiters Depot' was here Monday." I W L Bass, Esq., of Lake City was noted in town Monday. Mr T J Phillips of Cedar Swamp was noted in town Monday. . Mr R J Morris, of the Taft section was on our streets Saturday. The city fathers are putting in i gome good work on the streets. Mr Geo. N Lewis of Florence is visiting his son, Mr Eddie Lewis. Mr J G Pipkin of Bloomingvale was iu town Monday a few hburs. I Mrs J A Kelley and Miss K el ley ; have returned from Myrtle Beach. Air J .Marion ttarrineau, 01 me ' Epps section, was in town Monday! 9 Misses May Duffie and Barbara Jacobs visited friends in Lake City Monday. Mr William 'Thompson of Epps dropped in pleasautly to see us last : jjr Tuesday. '^L.-nis Gillaud, Esq., was in I Charleston several days last week ou business. ( Mrs Mattie Tilton has returned < * home from a pleasure trip to various points in Georgia. Complaint is being made about | the insufficient light furnished by ] the street lamps. . Mr J A McAlister of Lake City 1 fcime to see us last week ami renewed < his subscription. 1 Solicitor Jobn S "Wilson of Mauning was in town Saturday a few : " . hours on business. i Mrs M A Ross returned home yes- ' terday from a pleasant visit to friends 1 in North Carolina. t \ < Mr Job.) P Confer, representing , the Florence Times, was noted in town last Thursday. Mrs W A Duncan of Columbia? nee Miss flattie Pendergrass?is visiting relatives in town. Mr W P Griinsley of Scran ton j came in Monday and enrolled as a i subscriber to The Kf.cord. Another candidate for coroner has eutered the race, Mr \V S Grayson of Benson. Read his card. Mr J J Snow, Kaminska's well known and popular traveling man, was in town Tuesday taking orders. Misses Margaret and Frances i Kennedy left last week for Lancaster to visit their sister, Mrs W II Hodges. Mr Joel Ross, who holds a position * as telegraph operator at Ashley junction, is visiting his home folk in town Uj,; Mr G Y Jones, formerly station A. 1 U . i. ..1 \ ..A agent uern, uut now u.*iegii?j;ut:i <it Mic 10, N. C.. spent Sundav in town with friends. Mrs Mary N Epps was called to Benson Sunday to the bedside of her daughter, Mrs W Y Chandler, who ; is quite sick. Mr P R l^Rnnelley, formerly of , this county buftuow of Charleston, paid us a pleasant visit while in town last Thursday. *, Mr W B Thompson &nd family of Jordan, Clarendon county, are spending some time with relatives m the Central section. ji Mesdaines Martha J Gamble and : W G Gamble left Monday for Glenn ! Springs co spend a few weeks seeking health and recreation. i Mr R T Ftagler is receiving the congratulations of his friends on attaining the dignity of the paternal j' relation to a fine baby girl. Capt J A Kelley went to Colum-! < ' ? ? - n / : ! 1 Ma yesteraay. oeiore retunnu^ >? home he will take in the State; Farmers' Institute at Clemson. j' 1 The Rkcop.d force is indebted to the thoughtful kindness of Mr A B Burrows for a 28 lb. water-melon :, which he presented to us yesterday. . * * '4 Mr Charlie Taylor, who has been i' here looking after Messrs Thomas ?fc i' Brad ham's stablas during Mr Steele's j1 absence, returned to Manning ves-!1 terday. j1 Capt J J Steele and son, Mr J B t Steele, returned Monday night from Dillou, where they have been spending a few days with relatives and i frieuds. t ; \ Mr J W Josey, the ever-welcome i f and popular representative of Mel-11 cbers & Co., Charleston, was in town t yesterday making the rounds of our . merchants. ? ! Deputy Sheriff Bntton went to I Columbia last evening to take to the ? asylum Mr White Brown, a wellit known character, who has been ad- i judged insane. 1 j . r .. V Wal Mr and Mrs XZ Trulook, who have been visiting Mrs Tnilock's parents, Mr and Mrs J C Hell at lniliantown, returned last week to then* home at Whigham, Ga. Mr T I) Gamble of Black river (who, by the way, is a candidate for county commissioner) has our hearty thanks for a mess of luscious peaches, which he brought us Monday. Mr George Hemingway of Out laud is back from a trip to Asheville to see his wife, who lias been quite sick up there recently. We are gl d to leal 11 that Mrs Hemingway is improving. The time allowed candidates fot filing pledges expires at 12 o'clock Monday, August 15. We understand that as vet only about half the number in the field have attended to this matter. Kev II T Darnell, pastor of Indiantown church, came up Monday to meet his sons, Messrs Harry and Frank of Kno.wille, Twin., who are here for a brief usit to their father's family. Presidents of clubs are requested to send lists of managers to Chairman Williams at once. Delay in this matter entails much extra work upon the county chairman when there is no necessity for it. Kings tree's second nine went to Lake City Thursday* of last weekami engaged Lake City's second nine in a match game of ball. The Kingstree boys woh the game by a 20re of 7 to 5. The game was called at the end of live innings. Again we remind correspondents, is we have done time and time again, that their letters must reach tis not later than Tuesday to apjiear in the 3iiricnt issue of the paper. This week we received several 011 WednesJav. requesting us to be sure and publish in this issue. Mr J D Gil land is winning laurels is a crack twirler in a North Carolina semi-professional league. In a game) last week between Henderson ville ind Brevmd he pitched nine innings without yielding a single hit, thus establishing a record in base ball circles of the Old North State. Cadet E C Register, of the S. C. Military Academy, was in town Monday. Cadet Register i3 first lieutenant of Company "K" and is the winner of the "Star of the West" medal for the best drilled inai^ in individual competition. On his return in the fall he will enter the first (senior) class. Mrs J C Stoll and daughters, Misses Sue and May Stoll, returned Monday night to their home in Chester. Mr C W Stoll, who is convalescent from a serious illness, accompanied them and will spend some time in Chester; later on he expects to visit Glenn Springs and the mountains to expedite the rebuilding of h is wasted tissues. Mr W C Hemingway, one of Williamsburg's largest merchants who has been critically ifi at his home in the lower part of the county, is reported better. Also Mr H 1) Munnerlyn, just over the Georgetown line, is said to bp gradually improving. This news is gratifying to the many friends of both these gentlemen among our readers. Misses Lillie Cunningham, Annie Cunningham, Evelyn Cunningham, Daisy Wilherspoon, Ethel Nesmith, Mary Snowden, Sallie Sanders and Messrs Tom McCutcheu, Robert Ervin, Sam Snowden and JohntfCnn ningham of Indiantown returned to their homes last Tuesday, after [ spending a week at the Ocean View j Hotel on Pawley's Island.?Georgetown Times, Aug. G. The congressional campaigners spoke at Greelyville Wednesday of last week, Thursday at Harpers, Friday at Carvers bay and Saturday it Lake City. On Monday, the 8th, they addressed the citizens of Johnson vilie, going thence into Florence jounty, where they are holding forth to good audiences despite the rain. Verily the life of a won Id bo Congressman is a strenuous one. Attention is called to tlie Planters' Fobacco Warehouse, which appears :his week. Mr W S Moore the wideiwake ami affable proprietor, is well oiown on the tobacco market, and ;his season, with his able corps of issistants, he is prepared to give better service than ever. Tobacco is ./ringing good prices and the 4'Planers' " offers excellent inducements o growers of the weed. Our columns of late have been liuch overcrowded and much inter sting matter has to be ommitted. A'e ask our friends' indulgence for a ew weeks when it is our intention o enlarge the paper; but it will take ime to get things in shape to make his change. Until then corresponlents will kindly make their articles iricf and not think hard of us if they ire condensed or even left out seine < imes. A paper will hold a certain Mount, but when the limit is reached Kill bold no more. t F* k' ' ' "OUR COMPET WHY WE There's no secret nose on your fac< for cash, we sell We sell plenty of one price, and th; Why then should - UIC II'JW idling HATS SHOES at cost to make r Come and see foi H. D. R] MAIN STREET, .'?:? ;?:@:? ? P 1 ? ^ ? ? ? THE ? rr riTUTlv <g) L_l?LJ l I ill ? Are now carrying a full ! jgj line of Custom made w Clothing", Including @ SERGES, ? CRASH, .? FLANNELS ? ^ ? and @ WOVE SUITS jgj From ?6 to #9 per Suit. .. ? Extra Coats and Pant's ? 5250 to $5.00 I ' ? gj WE ARE SOLE AG @ THE CELEE ? ANC ? g VEY LEAF COl jgj HONOGt ? T*7"Ih.erL -yo"u isi Call | OUR7 11 @ 1 TOMAH^ ?^PRemember we meet all < @ Yours | L. P. J ? Kingsl @:?:@@:?:?:@:?:@:@:? Many people wonder why their I linen sent to the laundry wean out | SO fust. One reason is: they have the work (lone "Hieh Gloss" anil that finish is secured, onlv, at the expense of the life of the'linen. tiecause of the heavy pressure necessarv to secure that finish. O'ur DOMESTIC FINISH is easy on your linen. Try it and be convinced. t STEAM^ ARTHUR L. JONES LAUNDRY AGENT. LAKE CITY, S. C. " Courtship carries more passenger ;han any other s hip. ITORS W QNDER PROSPER." 1 ATTEl" % ? ? fSCALL ' 1 OUR RE about it, plain lis the z mn .. We buy and sell 1 2 LARGE ER3 E NEXT TO W. good reliable wears. Where we will be pleased have more Commodiou; them, we have but |? largely increased our St ; zz ply your wants in ]}j it the lowest for cash. i TIL T7AE, CUIMAT7 I n~ ri .on uu we not prosper? We Everything to be had in ; Store. out all our summer g= Come and see us in our n< i and jelly tumblers, very , and CLOTHING, | KjngStree Hi oom for tall goods. ] ^UUiUUiUUttUlUiUittttiUiUa r yourself, at j - - KINGSTREE s ciConfent.iflTiftry e :@:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:@:?:@ SeilOra KIND^ , @ puj(s ancj Vegeta FAHOUS $ ? ALWAYS ( slE HOUSE I . Country ?rders spi ? ? CAKES and B1 delicacies of 'Si @ t0 be Stj \ ? TT A TUTTI TTT1 (ajffwjx) i 41- a. mjsijs, ma,nstreet' - jjM ||iitF Clin ?????? jgj # ENTS -FOR^sgs^ jgj NOW is the time to bu; {RATED LION AND jgj as we ;lre ciosjng ouj a|| ;hor brand'shirts. ? w | margin above cost. LLARS and CUFFS. ^ JAM SOCKS. | All straw hats offered . are in neecl o f @ | line of shoes at ?reatIy 1 rr^>T=*!f=i @ room for fall stock. I examine ? /% o FOR BARGAII ^ I P. 5. Q3U ^ |,KmGSTIlEE^ " " Competition. Give us a Call.~vi-C? J ~ ' to please, ? 0 U E L L I CINDER, IL= CA8H ?RY c r 'g\ Now is the time to buy your I TTankerchiefs ?>:<@:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:@?.?. :WE HAVE THEM IN GllEAT ' VARIETY. LADIES' in Fancy Lace and Embroidery efI T>-- "D T feet, good sheer Lawn from ."5 to 25c. I i ? ?J 1*1 l.VVO Lin l 1 it ri HiVDirKHOHIKFS. all Lilien. ! Ii*. ladies' lawn il s. handkerchiefs, j __ , in 1-?L 1-2, and 1-inch hems. at 5 cents. Dentist ladies' fine cambric, 1-in h. 5.. 10r, * or three for 25c. LADIES' AI.L-LINEN, very fine, 15c.. two ' for 25c. KDT(jST5_E3 " S U ' A,'? a ful1 line of COLORED-BOP.DF.RF.J I ' ' | HANDKERCHIEFS for ladies and Children irotn :J to l(lr. _ ? We also have a nice assort men of Handkerchiefs for Gentlemen, \lif T 15 ^ CC I at frrnn 5 to 25c. V ll I I I J / 1. 1' 11 We have just received carefully selected line I of _ . _ Gents'Neckties, Attorney 3.t LlclW iu a variety of shade*. onlj 25c. ~ J Underwear, ? I This is the j-iace to get these for Men. Indies LAKE CITY, S. C. audchIldrcn Mail Orders Receive Careful At /fj>r I i 73 and 578 Kin? Slrci . : ana GAr? DCPGSiT" s ^L*K.Fni7l_P\j>"ij FTIirc-id Fare Pd:l. 500 r> % ? a. T BBOBBHi b^riccrwritio^ Subscribe to T GEORGIA-ALABAMA BUSINESS COLLEGE,Macon,G*. - * '? i - raffi <T10N 1 .ED TO @ ? W~ HOVAL I :CE STORES 3 T. WILKIN'S. =3 I to serve you. We now 3 s Quarters and have ock and con better sup- :2 IftDWARE. STQYES, 1 3 AE. LIME, FAINT 3 a first class Hardware ~|g ?w quarters Fruit jars cheap, Yours truly, :2 ardwareCo. | iUlUUUUiUUUUUUUUi^ E BAKERY, \ md ,1 Merchandise. b!es in eason ON HAND. V scially solicited for READ, and alt the season found " Proprietor, : - KINGSTREE, S. C, Slit ? y goods at low prices, I lines at just a small at actual cost. Entire reduced prices to make / VS CALL AT, RTNEY'S, - - - - B.C. ROBERTS' OOPS STORE. Ladies' Skirts. we have these up to date having had them made to order. Flannel Waists. All wool, in Black, Blue, Gray Garnet and old Roue. Ladies' Jackets. Come and see us. we can give them to you at from fl. 50 to <5 in Oxford Grav. Blue and Black. Hosiery, we have a fine line of these or Men, Ladles and Children. Furniture Department. SPOT CASH PRICES. IO-pieee Imitation walnut Suits. $14. lO-nieoc Solid Oak Suite, $19 to $75. 10-j>iccc Solid Walnut Suits, $75, $85 tc $1-25. A full line of wardrobes, $10 to 28.60. Solid Oak Extension Tables. $o. Centre Tables from ,">Oc to ft. Baby Carriages, f i. $2.55 up to $12. Uo-Carts, ?1. .">0 to $1.1, Children's chairs, Rockers and High Chain select stock of Beds, $3. 50 to $13. l ounges. Couches and Single Lounges. Willow Rockers. $1.75. cod Seat, High Arm Rockers, $1.50, . hite Iron Beds, $3.50, $4.25, $5, $6.60 $G$7 . and $8. lentinn. 3t CHARLESTON, S. 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