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I SFor4( l/Winter / (Till f 1 Has been: curing Chills m and Materia! Ills of a fc % will break your chill % from your druggist, V if the med good. Why d* Ijj is unequale IB? I WfiCAL A?>Ks IP? ^ Thr list of jurors is juiblisheJ this week. Have you registered for the gener;*1 election? t* Mr Geo Nesmith of Dock called to see us Saturday. ? Mr T E Duke of Mouzon was ncfed iu towu Tuesdav. Mr Ben Hemingway of Rome pent Snuday in town. Mr and Mrs S W Gowdy of Hebron were in town last Tuesday. Hon John S Graham of Morris?ill? was noted iu town Monday. Mr Emile Arrowsaiith of Georgetown was noted in town yesterday. Mr Warren Montgomery, of the .. e . > Greelyville section, was in towu Saturday. . Mr D W Courtney of Cedar I Swamp called pleasantly to see us Tuesday. i?' ir r> j ...1 Tj i i jnessrs ? jj. Dru???*i auu n-ufiold of Lanes called pleasntly to see us Monday. We should I ke very much to have that little amount you owe us 011 subscription. Mr A W Graham of the Trio section, sjent a pleasant half hour with us yesterday Mr and Mrs W A Blizzard of Dillon visited the family 01 Mr J E Blizzard Sunday. Messrs W E Snow den of Choppee and C D Cook, Jr., of Koine were in own Sunday. Mr J A Gee of Single, another of the Camp^Pressley veterans, called to see us Monday. There are nix raurdtr cases 011 the criminaTdocket, but the defendants are all at large. Mr K D Guerry, a popular young business man of Cedar Swamp, was in town Tuesday. Mr K K Lewis of Florence lias been visiting his cousin, Mr Eddie Lewis, this week. Cotton is G.f in the last few days, the local quotations being 9? to 9?. Seed is quoted at $18. Mr D K Mouzon, au esteemed subscriber from Mouzon, paid ns a pleasant visit Monday. Miss Louise Giljaml, who has been spending th- summer at the North, returned home last week. Messrs A D Wilson and George Coooer of the "Iudiantown section were noted in town Saturday. Mr S A McCullough of Benson, who is a student at South Carolina college, was in town Monday. Miss Lanev Bell of Indiautown passed through town Tuesday night going to Manning to visit friends. Mr W T Wilkius, Kings tree's big wholesale and retail merchant, spent several days in Charleston this week. Mr J E Stanley, the foreman of the Weekly Mail, is on sick leave at his home in Hartsville. His place is filled by Mr X A McLeod of Coimbia. )Years^^^ Ague, Dengue, LaGrlppeS II kinds, A 50c. bottle !s; and you can get it 3 who will refund your B 7cine does you no M on9t you try ittjw d as a Genera I mic. Mr Montie Jacobs J<-ft Tuesday night for Go* rgetown to take a position with 0 B La"rence of that town. Misses Mellie Brockmton of Harpers and Mamie Kellehauof Central have heen visiting the family of Mr It H Kellehan. I Mrs Maria Brown of Manning came over yesterday, being called here by the illness of her father. Junius E Scott, Esq. Mr Kirkpatrick of Atlanta, Ga., representing the South-eastern Tariff association, was here Tuesday rei 1 rating the town for fire insurance. Mr W II McElvien, Jr., of Spring Batik paid us his itspects yesterday while in town, taking occasion tc add his name to The Record's mailing list. Last Monday we had the pleasure of shaking hands with our old friend Mr II G Eugertou of Piueland, wlu was here attending the Veterans meeting. Rev E E Erviu of De Fumak Springs, Fla., wJio has been on t - - 1 > i?? *t_ n at Visit to HIS urotner, .ur v ux jl.ih? cf Indiantown, was in town a fev hours Monday. Postoffice Inspector Maries o Summervil'.e was here several dayi this week looking into the burglar of th" postoffice safe. So far as th public is awaie no clue has been dis covered and the identity of the dar ing perpetrators of the deed is a much a mystery as ever. [ Since the above was put in typ two small articles ot the stolen jew elry have been recovered by Postinas ter Jacobs.' They were f >und in th Ipnnip house, near the railroad cross ing.] Mondav night a party consisting : of Rev \V II Hodges, Mrs 1) C Scotl and Misses Mag and Fannie Ken nedy left for St. Louis to visit the World's fair. At Columbia tin party will be joined by Mrs Maggie JAIford of AIax ton ami Miss Helen 'Scott, who is a student at the Col ! lege for Women. I j We are requested to announce f i all interested or oncerncd that th j annual reunion of the survivors o Co., G, 15th S. C'., Regiment, will b held at Iudiantowu church on th second Tuesday in October, (th* 11th). The friends of the veteran will show their appreciation by < large attendance on this occasion. The Kiugstree postoffice has beer raised from a fourth to a third clas oftice, the change to take effect Octo j.ber 1. This means that the sale of 'stamps for a year amounts to?lb00 averaging $475 a quarter for foui consecutive quarters. The salary o; postmasters of the third class is si lot a year, besides an allowance far ar assistant and tor rent, tud ana ngiits We congratulate Postmaster Jacob: on this advancement, whecli is als< tangible evidence of the growth oi our town. There's Disentery?Colic, too And Crumps, but this remembei do; Though enemies all babes must meet, "TEETHINA" will them al defeat. "TEETHINA" Overcomes ant i Counteracts the Effects of the Sum ' mer's Hear. Aids Digest ion; Reguj lates the Bowels and makes teething easy* Co:ts only 25c. rrv-.C-. i . / _ ? .. . . ~a^.. ...< i I wv- t"A-.Xjrtmurir :x3*r^L?TTr.im.r rmr? 'J*i | I H "'SI 7 F !T>v "7~S I Willis-/ i j * u.^--? ! A"1 NOW EACK Y\ ;iii the .-Uk hail iii Kings! ree. I !NVi7E7Kr . L.t Ami examine mv ti;immj:l> mats. styles. also Dress Co< (Jape:? ami o'her th cieution. I ALSO JNVI7 To see lay line < {' 1). Bros"', High Art iin Bros. JIati. we. will be co!i>pl(-b Kngine Fixtures &c. ;?! j. H. D. K j KING5TREE, - 11 ,?.@ .?.@ u P f ? ? THE I | CLDTHIIS J Xs OpeDT : (g) -* i _ _ . ? ;: ? $2000 worth ot Men's : |@ new stock, as ^ood a @ where?better than in ! ? i? 'M ttf-TC jgj CXdOTi @ ????= ; & FIT, FABRI ? ___! 1 ? First class in every J; - igj Fit Guaranteed. S ? y? e ? Try a pair of Buckne; - jgj warranted, none bettc s ? * I .? HATS ana SEOI ci.? The name is- su ? */=C We also represent a n ^ ... ? ,-r e|/gj andean tit you up to * H / a reasonable price. ? ? GENT'S FUSS t ? We are headquarters I - j j?: Collars, Cuffs, Neck ^ . ^ Suspenders, Under VY ? '.?! Gloves, undressed ki< 1 ? -1 jgj Exclusive agent for ~ j @ THE MANHATTAN AI " @ Our stock is large a Vgj everything in the <\@ GIVE Li ;? L. P. b 11 <?j Kings) | .? ?:?:?:@:?:?:?:?:?:? si Smith eastern Lir ;i CHARLE: J Building Material of f! Roofing 44 f Write f ) ?? ? >V liiskt-j I Mtirpiilne hub it, I linbil, Cured by KEELEY i 32bLa<1y St.(or J' O.liox T"?y C'?ln ) f ~~ ~ I Subcribeto THE R-30RD. I ^ The woman who is proof again* r, flattery has the whole world at he command. j&Fr v VV ,7 y GUARAI i ?f#<UUcM4>/b"? ' /.A/1 BANK ffiPGSI' ' | j> Kr.l -.1 Far* P-!d. ?0 : PR r:i: Cc.tr.-i Offsrs 1 III! Will Ill Boar jrtC. -f. Wri!ci?ui( GEORGIA-A'.ABAM * BUSINESS COLLEGE,Macon,G v/. .,r. ' -V* vvVAKE ! I i FROM NEW YORK | j U oi goods I have ever iDIES TO CALL stock of LADIES' which are <>f the latest .?ils. Jackets, Cloaks, ing? too numerous to 'E GENTLEMEN >u?r!:is ?shoes. Strauss of Clothing, Young My Hardware -to-k which will include ?eddick, S C J ? :?:@ :?:@ ;?;@ .'?*.?.*?!? 1 FAHOUS 3 ? ? IB HOUSE ? @ Jp ? and Boy's Clothing. All ? .s can be bought any- (?j ost places. jgj ^ ? s:Ee"sr o:tNr:r_-5r :> - @ "-ZXZTGr- @ C and FINISH | itail. Ready made suits, @ >4.00 to >20.00. (? V pants, every pair fu.ly (? ;r made. jg * * * (? IS STETSON MAKE- jjj fficient guarantee. (B ligh class tailoring house (5 a nice tailor-made suit at jg <? riSHING GOODS. <? 'or everything in this line (? >7ear, Socks, Silk Web jg rear, Men's Night Shirts, y d, 75c to $2.^0 fs ^ -? ID LION BRAND SHIRTS. (? nd complete, including (? way of Men's apparel. g s a call, . (? CINDER, 1 ree. .S. C. (5 ?>:@:?:?:?:?:@:@? ?:?:!? ne & Cement Co. STON, S. C. all kinds. High Grade RUBEROID" or prices. Ciirnrette I All lfrugsQtidTobacci habit. I habits INSTITUTE of S C. .S.C. Confidential rorrresiKinde ?<< m )\J. vl AOT*" S ?TH CHAMPION-- ? Iia STUMP PULLER I THE STllOXGES? THE SIMPLEST and most economical of am. I 9 STUMP PULLERS * i To' it Before you pay for it. Guaranteed to pull your stumps ri 9 or no pay asked. WWrit" f'ir fre 1?ooklet rMn<t term* anJ prices :C I J TKC CHAJWON 5TL71P PULLtiR CO., * COLUMBIA. S. C. "A. J.l \ ' \ . 0* ? Full and Co nip lei s.?~ ? Heavy and ? Sk'?? PAINTS, Oil ? BELTING Ai r: LIME, CEME ? SASH AND ! ? AnnuNiTio> ? TINWARE, LAHPS, ? CHINA AND CUT GL 5= LARGE STOCK OF COF ? CASKETS AND BUR! A! C/r^trDUir.P.q OFFERED D ?? """" " t^PRICE | KingstreeH* IIIGITEls * Confectionery g I . Genera' ; Fruits and Vegete ALWAYS,( Country orders sps CAKES and BI delicacies cf | to be J hei ;! H, A, MEYEI ! MAIN STREET, I I* YOU'VE ): ABOUT THE BOY DlGC j HAD TO IIA V j i ; HKI.L. I TS A <?i>l'III .: We hive ;i ?7W Stock that must be ) bankrupt -t<?ck but the best, newest i. personally selected by our buyer in ' 1 HKKi: ARE Jl'ST A We lack sp^ce for the thousand and out Men's Shoes L?8c and Up. )j Ladies'Skirts, blankets, Uoyi \ Underwear, for G^nts, Ladies j Dry Goods, liats, ( Su /i and Tobacco. : ) SMI' OCR FlVCAAl) 1 \ (,An infinite Variety of Useful a f ,|Sure tc Please. i v p, s. cou fTTTtfftSTPT'.F.. . - >.\ >; v -, \$&k ! ' ^ 11 vS^^; iBUELL & j CASH DRY 6 ! Now is the time to buy your Hankerchiefs , WE HAVE THEM IN Git EAT VARIETY. LADIES' in Fancy Lace and Embroidery effect. sheer Lawn from 5to 25c. j LADIES' H. S. HANDKERCHIEFS, all Lincu, ' 5o. LAMES' LAWN H. S. HANDKERCHIEF' in 1-1. 1-2. ami 1-inch hems, nt 5 cents. >| LADIES' FINE CAmHKIC, 1-in H. S.. 1<V. > nr three for _?.>< . LADIES' ALL-LIN EX, very fine, 15c.. two I for 25c. i Also n full line of COLORED-BORDKREil 5 ! HANDKERCHIEFS for I a<lies ana Chiluren i tr.im :j to Die. We also have a nice assomncn of andkerchiefs for Gentlemen, : _ from 5 to 25c. ! Wt have just received carefully selected line { of Gents' Neckties. Ii iu a variety of > hades, only 25c. Underwear. ! This is flic pmce to get thesi* for Men, '..adio I and GhiMi'cii. I v i .Mail Orders Receive Careful A 5I ianil 575 King Str __ ? I i Subscribe to 1 - ^ ''w.ic f \ ViAi* -LK.-' fck t S* 1-1 v womnmmmwnnmmji ie Stock 3 5he'f hardware 3 nea>^. ^ ls AND glass, g hill supplies 3 :nt and plaster 3 DOORS, guns and 3 i, STOVES aND 3 glassware, 3 ,A5S. 3 FINS. 3 . ROBES. 3 iiv r\n l\ M 1_) "7" ? /A 1 ^r? iiivai i i m S THAT WILL SUIT YOU, 2 jr~- - ^3 irdware Co. f liuiiiiuiuiuuuui uuuiiuJI E BAKERY, ind 1 Merchandise. ibles in Season )N HAND. QcraaBBHT jcially solicited for ^EAD, and all the season found re. L, Proprietor, - KINQSTREE, S. C HEARD iING FOR THE GOPHER ? K 11111?SHE-.' :r m k ii'i: with im. sold .* This is not an old shop-worn and freshest goods carefully a nd Northern markets. FEW MI?KtlA?TII?: ; others:? Ladies Shoes 93c and Up. > Clothing. Fall and Winter and Children. Dress Goods, it Cases, Fine Candies, Cigars, j I'E* ( EAT ( OOTEK! nil Pretty Novelties That are RTNEY'S - - S. CR OBERTS* rOODS STORE. Ladies' Skirts. i we have these up to date having had thorn mude to order. Flannel Waists. All wool, in Black, Blue, Gray Garnet and Old Rcee. Ladies' Jackets. Come and see u*. we can give them to yon a from $1.50 to $5 in Oxford Gray, Bine and Black. Hosiery, we ha\c a fine line of these or Men, Ladies and Children. Furniture Department. SPOT CASH PRICES. in-j.iece Imitation walnut Suite, $14. lo-pieee Solid Oak Suite, $19 to $75. lo-pieee Solid Walnut 8uits, $75, $85 to $t-5. A full line of wardrobe*, $10 to 28.50. Solid Oak Extension Tables. $5. Centre Tables front 50c to $4. Babv Carriages, $0. $2.55 up to $12. Go-Carts. $3.50to$13. ^ Children's Chairs, Rockers and High Chain select stock of Beds, $3.50 to $13. '. Lounges. Couches and Single Lounges. Willow Rockers, $1.75. -<xl Peat, High Arm Rockers, $1.50. ? '?' '-iu B?d?, $3.??, 14.26, $5, |8.5 16 7 n ?f. lleulhm. cet, CHIRLESTOH, S. C. . rHE RECORD. M .7' -.-^vS