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*K ~ ^ I r I* mSrnrn in mt ? ? Benson Briefs. # . November 3:?rMrsM:?r* gaftt McUnllougb of Brunswick, 'V? 8L, is visiting her son, Mr L L McCuliotigh, at Indian town. She luts K . ; Jfrs 8 B BamWt af Fairfield is * ' - her* visiting her homo folk. Mr slk) Ms* ft Atfinrch of Florence county^** *n?< ng the visitors in our neighborhAxi. Mrs N ft Lesesne is visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs M ? Scott, of *. Cedar Swamp. Rev J A White held services at ? ' Cedar Swamp Sunday morning. There is crying need in this community for a graded school. Excelschools have flourished here in the past, but the only way to secure permanent first class educational facilities is to lay off a special school tdistrict and levy a special tax. Like other things worth having this may seem a costly ventuie at the start, but in the end money invested in brains yields large returns. In educational matters ofttiuies the least de.gree of economy is the last degree ot extravagance. W. 5. G r ? IN SHAKERTOr/N. i. o In ^hakertown the people all Shook hue and early large and small. Some Warned their ills on their relig aopje cursed the ague of the region. Though on the cause they didn't agree? They shook with unanimity. A traveler, as he passed that way, With pity deep, to tbern did sa.v: "Oh, why in this sad state remain, When herd's a cure for e*ery pain?' Then gave each one?this is no myth? A bottle labeled "Wintersmith." ' Twixt hope and fear each drank his Shale; Was cured completely then and there; . - And no more shake these shivering t Shakers; They've grown as quiet as quee'-clad . Quakers; Each loves the other with lave plutonic * , Aud all praise Wintersmlth's grea Unic. ' A woman never finds experience for sale on a bargain counter. _ * Woman's love for ribbon may be accredited to her having originated from a rib. ? 4 . ,* w ' s * " * Women have the same tender feeling for mice that members of a typo'i graphical union have for "rats." Edison invented the phonograph, bat the first talking machine was ' made fro.n a man's rib. A woman sometimes pretends to be convinced against her will, but he never is. Don't forget the old man with the fish on his back. For nearly-thirty years he lias been traveling around the ' * world, and is still traveling, bringing health and comfort wherever he goes. rvmcnmntivf* ' ? A V WiiV *- ? v bnngs the strength and flesh he so much needs. To all yreak and sickly children he gives rich and a strengthening food. n To thin and pale persons he gives new firm flesh and rich red blood. Children who first saw the old man with the fish are no\v grown up and have children of their own. He stands for Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil?a delightful food and a natural I >ni f >r children,for old folks T*v{ (f. - ' ;? SOCTT &. SCWNt..Cnem!?ia, tCi? - :?> Pen:-1 'Jttro:. va-.v . awe. a.?-: s.vo "... ? \ LAKE Un LOCALS. ; (Continued from page 1) bVteriaachnicii last Sunday rooming and afternoon. Mrs Maim C Sutcliffe was called to Charleston last week to'thefuueral of her nephew, Mr George Burns. She returned home Sunday night. Messrs ]"> M and II V Epps attended services at the Indian town Presbyterian church Sunday. Mrs Julia Shnboe of iFloreuce. visited her niece, Mrs J E Bruuson, lost week. Mrs M A Buss, of Florence county, visited relatives in town Saturday and Snnduy. W L B. SAVES TWO FROM DEATH. "Our little daughter had an almost fatal at'ack of whooping cough and bronchitis," writes Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of Armonk,N. Y., "but, when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr King's Ne\* Discovery. Our niece, who had Consumption in an advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine and to-day she is perfect ly well." Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr King's New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infallible for Coughs and Cold*, 50c and $1.00 bottles guaranteed by I)r. W. V. Brockinton. Trial bottles free. DR. R. J. McCABE, Dentist. Will be at Scranton, S. C., on iNovemoer <, to remain one ween. WANTEP-A teacher for the Morrisville school. For particulars apply to Jno S. Graham, 11-3 2t Morrisville, S. C. WANTED?To rent or will work on shares with reliable men mv farm on Black Mingo. For particulars apply to Jxo. S. Graham, 10-20-2t Morrisville, S. C. WANTED-Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for a firm of $250,000 capital. Salary $1,072 per year and expenses; paid weekly. Address M. Percival, Kingstree, S. 0. FOR SALE. Hereafter the Cable Piano Co., will keep one of their new pianos for sale at the office of Dr R J McCabe, where it may be seen and i tested. 11-3-tf. NOTICE. 1 On Saturday, November 5, managers of State and Federal electious will call on H 0 Britton, at sheriff's office, for ballet boxes, and at the ! County Record office for the pickets for holding said elections. v A Card. Editor County Record:? Please state through your columns that we are glad to say that Rev S J McConnell, pastor of Loris. circuit, has recovered from an attack of fever and is able to assnme charge of his work again. Yours very truly, E. K. Skipper. Loris, Nov. 1,1904. I Trespass NoticeAll persons are hereby warned against bunting, shooting," cutting or removing timber or wood or in any way trespassing on roy lands 5 miles west of Cades. DAVID LOKER. 11?3-'3t. A woman, owing to the peculiar construction of her form, is unable to jump, except at an offe * of marriage. ITS POPULAR NOW. Our Domestic Finish is get tinjc to be more and more popular every day. The most fastidious dressers will not wear any other finish. We guaruatee our domestic finish to save linen. Try it. Insist on your next bun| die being sent to i LAURENS: , STEAM I ARTHUR L. JONES. si ' ; \\ T" i \ 4 v' s. r ! J JS.TSI"'' ? \ \ "i V I WIDE-A | . ? m* II AM NOW BACK ft With the largest stock had in Kings tree. I INVITETHEi LAD if Anil examine mv si TRIMMED HATS, wl styles, also Dress Gooils Capes and other thing mention. I ALSO INVITE To see mv line of Doug Bros". High Art line < Bros. Hats, &c. Mv will soon be complete, ' Engine Fixtures &c. mm' H. D. Ri KINOSTREE, ?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:? :?:@; j TOE OP! ? * * ' *l r J @ +~ I Younc ? ? | Must take ?. *| personal app ft | step down ; ?- | he's careless ft be iud^ed to ? jj " W in business _ jgj 1 When ii ? ft Do as the Romans d .? | of anything pertaining ? jji do like others do; th; y ft need, and buy it of us. w | that supply nobby g g | prices. You're are sui jg* | our methods of busines ^0SR& ? Kingstre .?'?:@: ?:@:?:?:@:?:?:?:i ^ Southeastern urn CHARLES7 Building Material of al i Roofing 44Rl Write for Whiskey I Morphine I Clj hu bit. | habit, | h Cured by KEELEY II 329Lady St. (or P O.Box 75) Columbia, S. A woman's change of mind is ' an example of an effect without a cause. A LOVE LETTER. Would not interest you if you're j looking for a guaranteed Salve fori Snrpe. Burn? or Pile". Otto J>odd, j1 j/:f ' ro. writes: "I ?ulTeml' |j ; \th -v.t x . hut i 1 ? >'.?' ' "* * 3.- "v- W v* Brorkin ton 5 a. ' " ' 'i .WAKE : i *OM NEW YORK of goods I have ever IES TO CALL tock of LADIES' lirh are of the latest , Jackets, Cloaks, ;s too numerous to GENTLEMEN! las Shoes, ''Strauss of Clothing, Young ' Hardware stock which will include eddick, - s. c. ID DATE I ~i ? ji j j i Han I heed to his | j?> )earance or | ? md out. If | .? in dress he'll fj . .?! be careless $ ?-1 i n Rome | and when in need I ? 4 to men's furnishings, !jj ? it is buy what you ft .? W2 are the people I S nnds at satisfactory f ? ? e to be pleased with jjj v -?- 11 ^ i^ri^ f3?^> @ sree^ | e, S. C. @ s:?:?:?:?:?:???:?:? e & Cement Co on, s. c. 1 kinds. High Grade JBEROlfT . prices. ????? ????? rarette I All Drops and Tobacco abil, I babils NSTITUTE of S C. C. Confidential oorrrespondence solid About Bonds. Why put yourseif under obli gation to friends by asking- them to g-o on your bond, when for a few dollars a year you can se cure a bond from the U S Fid el ity & Guranty Co. of Baltimore; Md. We make a specialty of writing bonds of county officials on short notice. Bonds for administrators, executors. gua;dvie _ - a " ' - 77 Wolfe, Agent. .3 C i ~4j5"Lji I 1I A POINTER } \ Jsr.'t necessary for an old sports- i > man. He knows without asking r J where to locate game, when to go $ * for it and what kind of a dog to # J take along. He also knows Ids ? ? hunting trip won't pan out if he 5 ? hasn't the kind of J ? GUN AND AMMUNITION 5 > We are happy to say he buys of ? J us. He gets the best made and * S no fancy price asked. That's * J why, when he returns, his hag is ? ? full of game. 5 vvviTfinmn n vi MflttSTllfit I Confectionery ar General Fruits and V< H.A. Ml MAIN STREET, - * YOU'VE I ABOUT THE BOY DIGGIN II l>TO HAVE I WlllL. ITS A UOPHIiR We have a #7000 Stock that must be sol bankrupt stock hut the best, newest am personally selected by our buyer In No 1IEKE ARE JUT A FE We lack space for the thousand and one otl Men's Shoes 98c and Up. Indies' Skirts, Blankets, Boys C Underw.ar, for Gents, Ladles am Dry Goods, Hats, Clothing, Suit C and Tobacco. SEE Ol'R FIVE AiVl> TE? An Infinite Variety of Useful ami * Sure to Please. P. S. COURT kengstb.ee, - I ^1 1 i BUELL & F cash dry go Now is the time to buy your Hankerchiefs ? ' WE HAVE THEM IN GREAT VARIETY. i LADIES' in Fancy Lace and Embroidery ef - ani feet, good sheer L*wn from 5 to 26c. LADIES' H. S. HANDKERCHIEFS, all Linen, ( fro LADIES' LAWN H. 8. HANDKEKCHIEFX' B)| m 1-4, 1-2, and 1-Inch herns, at Scents. LADIES FINE CAMBRIC, 1-In H. 8.. 10c or three for 26c. T LADIES' ALL-LINEN, very fine, 15c.. two , mn, for 26c. Also a full line of COLORKD-BORDEREd HANDKERCHIEFS for ladies and Children from 3 to 10c. I We also have a nice avortmen of Handkerchiefs for Gentlemen, "j from 5 to 26c. * We have just received carefully selected line (. -of ( Gents' Neckties, sei lo a variety of shade*, onl> 26c. 4 y unaerwear. This i* the p<oce to get these for Men. '.adies | and Children. Mall Orders Receive Carefal Allei 5?j 515 King Street. C Subcribeto THE RE30RD . Ij The woman who is proof against 3 flattery has the whole world at her *' command. I * i S 'f y GUAM* fl , . bask deposit i A ?v.? y.;r fco j?p : is ?f.f' ?*i ?' '.'I .r.p?;j?ccc A t I f .? V $1 : "'X ' '-*<^2 *'yi >5 H 3 I 1 op , I i (A ? A J ? *> O T1 * J Or ! 3 3D { $ 2 ? -r :i 2, ? ? g ii 1 3 ? > ? ii ' 05 -2: > 3 I *"* 5 3 ? j! ? 0* * Z m '! 3 Si* i i S a-* . *t ;? ft it & O j: O :! : ! BAKERY, w * J id. . Merchandise; j igetabes. im, I - KINQSTREE, S. C ; : HEARD G FOR THE GOPHER ? i m?WKE? SCRAPE WITH IS. d. This is not an old shop-worn j freshest goods carefully and rtliern markets. :W SPECIALTIES: iers:? Indies Shoes 98c and Up. lothing. Pall and Winter 3 Children. Dre?? Goods, Jases, Fine Candies, Cigars, ? CF\T COUNTER ! F.etty >*oveities that are . NEY &CD, A - - - 8.C IOBERTS' OPS STORE. Ladles' Skirts. re hare these op to date having bad then 4e to order. Flannel Waists. til wool, In Black, Blue, Gray Game* A Old Rose. Ladies' Jackets. ;om? and see us. we can give them to jron a m $l.50to $5 Id Oxford Gray, Blue and ick. Hosiery. re hare a line line of these or Men, Ladlea J Children. Furniture Department. SrOT CASH PK1CES. 0-plecc Imitation walnut Suite, $14. O-plecc Solid Oak 8uite, 119 to $75. .O-piecc Solid Walnut Suite, $75, $85 te Hi, L full line of wardrobes, $10 to 28.60. lolid Oak Kxtension Tables, $5. >ntre Tables from 50c to $4. / tubv Carriages, $0, $2.55 up to $12. lo-Carts, $,'1.50 to $13, Ihildren's Chairs, Rockers and High Chain ect stock of Beds, $3.50 to $13. .ounges. Couches and Single Loungea _ Villow Rockers, $1.75. Cod Seat, High Arm Kocitejw, $1.50. .taitelion Beds, 13.50, $4.26. $6, S6.^^H ... d HIHLESTOH, S. B. j T HE M'llONGEST THE SIMPLEST I AND MOST ECONOMICAL OF ALL I STUMP PULLERS \ Try ir berore vou pay for It. G'irtitinreed to pull your stumps or no pay *ske<l. S v->e 'cr ' or>v!et giving terms and pricesB THE Siir.r.HW STTHP PULLER CO., g