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II ' - tOCAL WEfpg i What's the matter with our Greeipille correspondent? Ds Marion .Ulen of Florence is lfciting friends in town. The general election will be held Tuesday, November 8. Mr J L Nesmith of Dock visited i< pleasantly lust week. WL Bass, Esq., of Lake City was in town- Monday on business. Mr E W Bontright, now of Mai iDD, was noted in town Monday. Mm? Carrie Smith has accepted a position in Mr L Staekley's store. Mr T E Dnlte of Mouzou called )tot week and renewed his subscnp . Mr Arthur Benjamin of George totra spent sevaral days in town last t? r Messrs J. N., Henry and G L Saul* of Cades visited Kiugstree Monday. Mr L R Wise was among those who renewed their subscriptions to The Recorl last week. . Rev 8 L Wilson of Seneca will i preach next Snnday at 11 o'clock at the Presbyterian chnrcb. Mr E B Hallman of Newberry, the new principal of the Graded aohool, came in last week. v Mi J B Steele, one of Georgetown's most prominent bnsiness men, was In Ktngstree Monday on business. Every man who cast a ballot in the primal ies is morally bound to suppoit the nominees in the general >>- election. The true test of party loyalty is < the general election. Every Demo| crat should turn out and vote on November 8. S\ In notifying ns of changes of address subscribers will please give us Ik* nowios nf fheir former aft well as their present postoffices. Miss Alma Gordon of Lanss, aceompanied by her friend, Miss Mary Brunsou of Manning, spent Friday with the Misses Jacobs. The Kingstree Graded School, the A. C. L. railroad, Bentschner & Vi[ aanska and M Heller have new ads in this issne. Read them. Mr J. Z McConnell and family hart moved to town and are occupying Mrs Virginia Brockinton's house in North Academy street. A meeting of the members of Kingstree Baptist church is called at 11 o'clock Sunday momiug at the ehurch. All members are urged to attend. 'V * Messrs B J Jacobs of Macon, Julian and Louis Jacobs of Charleston and Nappie Jacobs:' of Georgetown visited their parents in town . Sunday. We fill cn short notice orders for letter heads, note heads, envelopes, circulars, cards, etc. Large supply of new stock just received. All work guaranteed. K Only or.e more opportunity for ?MAnrictar fho nmnowil TVUCJO IV ir^ioivi l^lViV VI1V gvu Vi *! election. The supervisors of registration will issue certificates to qualified voters on Monday, October 3. Mrs P P Bethea and children . came in from Johnston Saturday and with Prof Bethea are living in the old school building, which has been coureried into a comfortable dwelling. % News of the death of Rev Allston B Earle, which occurred in Camdeu last Tuesday, caused sincere regret to many ptople in our town and county who knew him when he was pastor of Kingstree Methodist church several years ago. Last Sunday Coroner Burrows held an inquest over the remains of Melvin Jackson, who died near Lam' bert oo Wednesday before under suaMLmams / ! '?n?mofnn/?oo Tt ?tnua JHV1UU9 UltUUiOWUVAO. AW m TV tAO A U" mored th.it the deceased, who' was a negro boy 16 or 17 years old, had been struck a severe blow on the head by his step-father. The inquest developed no evidence to confirm these *010018 and no arrests were made. ^ P' ; Rev Henry Cauthen preached an excellent sermeu in the Methodist chnrch Sunday morning. The church Vas tilled with attentive listeners, all of whom appeared to enjoy the discourse of onr eloquent yo ung pastor. ! Mr Eddie Lewis was called to! Florence last week by the sad intelligence of the death of his father, Mr George N Lewis, who died very I suddenly ou Thursday, Sept. 8. The immediate cause of his death was apoplexy, occasioned by the shock of the serious illness of his little child. Mr T B Chirkson lias accepted a position as office manager for Thomas & Brail ham at this place. Mr Clarkson couies here from Gaffney, ami he has had considerable experience in the live Rtock business. Mr Hudson will continue to have charge of the sales department. The local cott 011 market was formally opened 011 September 1| and since then the number of bales brought in has been steadily increasing daily, the average price hovering arouud ten cents. Following are the buyers 011 the market: Hugh McCutchen, representing Alex Sprunt, Wilmington; J (1 Kinder, Inman & Co., New York; L P Kinder, Middleton & Ravenel, Charleston and Levy fy-Li. vr. 11 ? VU1WJU 1M1I1S. A veritable equinoctial gale swept over the State Tuesday night. A storm of wind and rain prevailed here during the whole night, gradually subsiding after daylight. Beyond the blowing down of trees and fences no damage is visible in this immediate vicinity; although from the lower part of the county and over the Georgetown line comes reports of a more serious nature#Many trees are said to have been prostrated and even houses blown down before the force of the gale. / The trustees and faculty of the Graded school extend a cordial invitation to all the patronsand friends of the school to be present on the opening day, Monday, September 19. The exercises will be short and we hope that our people will turn aside from their bu iness duties for a little while and put themselves 011 record as friends to the great cause of education by attending these exercises. It will be encouraging both to teachers and pupils and inspire them, to better work, if we show to them that we are interested in the work of our school. Now is the time to take out fire insurance. It will be too late when your property is reduced to a pile of ashes. I represent several Old Line fire insurance companies?none but the strongest and the best. Before paying your hard-earned money in insurauce premiums to companies of questionable standing ask for a statement of resources. C W WOLFE. "TEETHINA" as its name implies, Is used by every mother wise. To stay convulsions that come on, When teething time begins to dawn. For Nausea, Vomiting and weak irritable Stomach of children; nothing equals Dr Moffett's "TEETHINA" (Teething Powders) It Aids Digestion and Regulates the Bowels. t m There may be nothing in a name, but in the society columns of a newspaper there are nothing but names. 1 Bu - i ? .*? KWM. SEWING MACHINE Do not be deceived by those "who advertise a. SGO.UQ Bowing Machine for |20.00. This kind of a machine can be bought from us or an y of our dealers from vlo.OOto vlS.GO. WE MAKE A VARIETY. THE NEW HOriE IS THE BEST. The Feed determines the strength or weakness of Bowing Machines. The Donble Feed couibiucd with other strong poin's makes the Xew Home the best Bowing Machine to buy. Write far CISCO LARS ve luunufaciureaiivl ).rk<w beforepurchasing TBC NEW R3H SEWING MACHINE 60. OHANOE MASS 28 Union Sq. X. V., CUlr\;;o, II!., Atlanta, Ga^ BU IiOuLsMo., Krancisco, Cat Window Wright, .a Scrnnton K C. "OURCOMPETI WHY WE There's no secret a nose on your face, for cash, we sell g We sell plenty of t one price, and that Why then should \* are now selling o HATS SHOES, at cost to make ro( Come and see for) TT. TV RF, MAIN STREET, ? :?:@:?:? :?:@ :?:@ :m @ 8 P-K ? $: THE F i CLOTHIN ? I Is Open @ 52000 worth of Men's a jgj new stock, as good as jgj where?better than mo: ? - I TJ^-TO g clot: 8 PIT, FABRIC ? ' ? First class in every det @ Fit Guaranteed. ? @ ^ j?J Try a pair of Buckney jgj warranted, none better ? ' * ? HATS and SHOES ?. , The name is sufi ? @ We also represent a hij w and can fit you vp to a K a reasonable price. ? ? gent's furn] @ We are heaaquartersfo w Collars. Cuffs. Neck Wi X- Suspenders, Under i e .? Gloves, undressed k d, | jgj Exclusive agent for ~ @ THE MANHATTAN AN! @ Our stock is large a ni gj everything in the w ? ? GIVE US | L. P. K @ Kingstr Southeastern Lirr CHARLES' Building Material of a Roofing 44 R Write f 01 ,'jj Whiskey I Morphine '' | C habit, I habit, Cured by KEELEY 329LadySt.(oiP O.Box 75) Coluiubi i.S Subcribeto THE RECORD. The woman who is proof against flattery has the whole world at her command. " f ' iK ApSil BANK GEPGSI \y"-' R?Hr?d "are Fil.i. 50 * K3J2K Courses Offeree AGSK3UEB9BSnS BoardatCost. WriteGuicr ' uCOr.QtA-ALABAlA A BUSiHESC COLLEGE,Kacon.Cl. i. * TORS WONDER PROSPER." I A m B?H i II o HI" ibout it, plain as the We buy and sell ood reliable, wears, hem, we have but the lowest for cash. it not prosper? We ut all our summer and CLOTHING, Dm for fall goods, rourseft, at nnrnTrin 1JU1UJV&, - KINQSTREE, S. C d ;?;? :@:@;?;? ;?;@.'?;? 1 AHOUS $ ? B HOUSE I ? .Izn.g* Up ? nd Boy's Clothing. All ? can he bought any- @ st places. jg ? 15TT OOUL-ST ! ? -ZD-^TE @ HI1TG-, > @ J and FINISH g ail. Ready made suits, ?j $4.00 to $20.00. ? m?SS^?^ @ pants, every pair fu.ly @ made. @ I STETSON HAKE- 8 Icient guarantee. S ? ? class tailoring house @ nice tailor-made suit at jgj [SHING . GOODS. ? r everything in th's line @ ear, Socks, Silk Web ar, Men's Night Shirts, x 75c to *2.50 ? ^ | D LION BRAND SHIRTS. @ d complete, including ? ay of Men's apparel. @ A CALL, @ INDER, I ee, 5. C. ? i:@:?:@:@:?:@:??@:?:@ ie & Cement Co. roN, s. c. ill kinds. High Grade UBEROID" r prices. igarctte I All Drugs anil Tobacco habit, [ habits INSTITUTE of S C. .C. Confidential correspondence soil v ?THE CHAMPION? ^m STUMP PULLER I TIIE STRONGEST -f' TJIE SIMPLEST | AND MOST ECONOMICAL OK ALL H? STUMP PULLERS B Try it before you pay for it. Guaranteed to pull your stumps p Or no pay asked. |fi Write for free liooklet giving terms and priccsH THECHAnPION STUflP PULLER CO., E COLUMBIA, S. C. r t /. 1 ?? Full and Compfe | Heavy and ^ PAINTS, O ? BELTING A ? LIME, GEM sr SASH AND ? AfiriUNITIO ? TINWARE, LAHPS. ? CHINA AND CUT G! ^ LARGE STOCK OF COI ? CASKETS AND BURIA sr ?EWSERVICES OFFERED t ST ?W~PRICI ? krln(vctr,pp Hj yr w x x< iuiiiiaiuuuuuuiuiuiuuiiuii king Confectionery c Genera Fruits and Vegefc ALWAYS < Country orders spi CAKES and B1 delicacies of to be H. A. MEYEI MAIN STREET, Suit Clta NOW is the time to bu; as we are closing out all margin above cost. All straw hats offered line of shoes at greatly i room for fall stock. -~^?wwn FOR BARGAII i P. 5. COU % KINGSTREE, - BUELL & I CASH DRY G Now is the time to buy youjr Hankerchiefs WE HAVE THEM fN GREAT VARIETY. LADIES' in Fancy Lace nnd Embroidery effect, Rood sheer Lawn from 5 to *25c. . LADIES' U. S. HANDKERCHIEFS, all Linen, 50. LADIES' LAWN H. S. HANDKERCHIEFS, m 3-4. 1-2, and 1-lnrh hems, at 5 cents. LADIES FINE CAMBRIC. 1-iu H. 8.. lOe, or three for 25c. LADIES' ALL-LINEN, very fine, 15c., two for 26c. Also a full line of COLORED-BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS for ladies and Chilareu trom 3 to 10c. We also have a nice assortmen of Handkerchiefs for Gentlemen. at from 5 to 25c. Wo have just received carefully selected line of Gents' Neckties. In a variety of shades, onl\ 25c. Underwear. This Is the |..ace to get these for Men, '.adla. and Children. Mail Orders Receive Careful At till and 575 King Strc Subscribe to T :te Stock f? Shelf Hardware M 3 " ILS AND GLASS. =S lND HILL SUPPLIES 3 ENT AND PLASTER 3 DOORS, GUNS AND 3 N, STOVES AND 3 GLASSWARE, H LASS. 3 FFINS, 3 ,L ROBES. 3 > . i 3AY OR NIGHT- 3 ES THAT WILL SUIT YOU, 3 ??3 3 v *< ardwareCo. j uui:iuiuuuuuuuuuuuuu% E BAKERY, md 1 Merchandise. * ables in Season 3N HAND, ecially solicited for i READ, and all the season found re. t, Proprietor, - KINQSTREE, S. C ? )p \ n. p ie&c? ju Ofliu t:c i . y goods at low prices, ! lines at just a small at actual cost. Entire reduced prices to make VS CALL AT, RTNEY'S, S P ? v? ROBERTS' OOBS STORE. Ladies' Skirts. we have these up to date having had them made to order. Flannel Waists. All wool, In Black, Blue, Gray Garnet aud Old Rom. Ladies' Jackets. Come and see us. we*can give them to yon a from $1.50 to $5 in Oxford Gray, Blue and Black. * i Hosiery. we have a fine line of these or Men, Ladiea and Children. n ?a V\ x x rurnnure l^cparinieni, SPOT CASH PRICES. ' 10-plece Imitation walnut Suite, #14. 10-piece tfdid Oak Suite, $19 to #75. lo-pleco Solid Walnut Suite, $75, (85 to $125. A full line of wardrobe.*, $10 to 28.50. Solid Oak Extension Tables, $5. Centre Tables from 50c to f4. Rabv Carriages. $6, $2.55 up to $12. Go-Carte, $3.50 to $18. Children's Chain, Rockers and High Chain 'elect stock of Beds. $8.50 to $18. dI ounces. Couches and Single Lounges. W Willow Rockers, $1.75. T Ood Seat, High Arm Kocken, $1.50. " ' Men Bids, ?3.60, 14.26, ?6, $6.5 J6T Ml' $8. tcntion. et, CHARLESTON, S. C. | HE dECORD. %