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PP Mr Henry Sauls was here this, V morning from Cades. Mr R H Pittiuan was in town Tuesday from Gourd ins. MrManson Brown, of the Suttcns section, was in town Monday. Miss Barbara Jacobs has been on the sick list several days this week. Our good frisnd, Mr H Foxworth of Cades, found time to*drop in to . see us a short while yesterday while in town. a Mrs M E Scott of Be nson is visit ingthefamily of her son, Mr N D Lesesne. Mr WM Tisdale, of the Cedar Swamp eection, was noted in town Monday. Mr H 1) Reddick has been and is still quite sick at*his home in East Main street. Mr C D Cook, Sh, of Rberos, was registered at the Coleman Hons* Sunday night. H G Askins, Esq., of Lake City was in town yesterday and paid us a pleasant visit. Mr E R Lesesne of Greelyrille was in town Sunday and visited our of lot pleasantly. Messrs W D Bryan and William McClary of Taft were visitors in town yesterday. MessrsJ CBell and Stuart Cunningham of Indiantown were noted in town Tnesday. S G W Shipp, Esq., of the Florence bar, was in town Tuesday on professional business. Mr Herman Schenck, a prominent business man of Georgetown, is in __ town today on business. Mr J M Truluck, Lake City's handsome and popular youag horse dealer, was noted in town this morning. Attention is called to the card of Dr J LBaas, which appears in this issue. The doctor's temporary office is at the Central Hotel. Mr Alton E Salters, one of Trie's popular young men, was in town yesterday and favored The Record with an agreeable visit. Mr H D Reddic'i is preparing to add two more stones to his strre. Wh an It twill Ko fko lorcr. tiuvu w?m|/?vwu iv nin vg vug ic*j est mercantile bnilding in town. Miss Bertha Hodge, who has been here for some time in the employ of Mr H D Reddick, returned last week to her home at Reiser's X Roads. ? * Mr Archie McRimmon of Birmingham, Ala., has been visiting relatives in Kingstree and vicinity renewing acquaintances of his boyhood days. Mr J 8 Eron has gene to Olive, X. 0., to operate a branch store. During his absence his Kingstree interests will be looked after by Mr , 8 L Thompson. Messrs J T and J P Nelson went to Charleston Saturuay to attend the ?obsequies of their brother, Mr Frank A Nelson, who was buried at Magnolia cemetery on Sunday. Mr J H McDavid of Due West, S. C., has been added to The Rbookn's typographical force, Mr J P .Kelson, who has been with the paper nearly three years, having to resign on account of ill health. < ards of invitation have been issued to the marriage of Miss Addie Montgomery to Mr James A Herring on Thursday, February 23, 1905, -1:30 p. m., Kipgstree, 8. C. At home Wilmington, N. C. after March 6. Mr W D McClatn of Darlington passed through the city last night going to Kingstree, his old home. bein? called there by the death of his sister, Mrs James Barrow, which occurred yesterday morning.?Florence Times, Ftbrnary 14. . St.. Valentine'* day was observed k chiefly by the children, who amused W themselves by flooding the mails with A lurid pictorial nightmares with apn prop riate sentiment appended. So W^k many of the "couiic" kind were sent, we .understand, that the supply of HBone-ee&t stamps at the postoffice was where ahotsupper will he given by the | ladies for the benefit of the parson- | age that the membership of the Will- | iamsbiirg Presbyterian church is try- i ing to build. This is a work of love on the part of the ladies and on their behalf we bespeak a liberal patronage for t l.eir entertainment. Our readers will join us in sincere regret that Hon \V L Bass lies sick of grip at his home in Lake City, lint ?.i !!! . 1-ni In l?urn tluit bis ill nes? is not of as serious a nature as was at first apprehended. Air Bbss' admirable letters from the Capitol are appreciated more than any other feature ff the paper and we hope that by next week he will be able to furnish us with his usual contribution to our columns Rev W B Justus informs us thae he has arranged to have the noted evangelist, Rev Thomas Leitch; and his sweet singer, Mr Fred Marshall, in a series of meetings to be held in the Methodist church, commencing the first Sunday 111 March. Air i .Leitch is no stranger in Kingstree ^d those interested in the spiritual ^lfare of our town will be glad to welcome him anu Mr Marshall back again. We are now installed in ?ur new office in the Gourdin building, where we shall be nleased to have our friends ca) 1 to see lis at all times. While we have not quite adjusted ourselves to new quarters we are gradually getting things in shape and hope eventually to make all the improvements contemplated in the paper. Meantime now is the time to 6ulscribe, or if you owe us, to pay that little amount you are in arrears. It has been suggested to us that the people of our town invite the < old "vets" to hold a reunion in Kiugstree at some suitiable time and entertain in their homes the fast diminishing band of heroes who went forth from Williams! irg county and dared to risk their lives for a principle, which albeit a lost Cause, will never die in the hearts of loval sons of Carolina. We heartily sec[ ond the suggestion and feel safe in saying that the people of the town would feel honored in having as their guests the remnant of lhatgal lant band who wore the grev. Letter to J. B. Steele. Kiugstree, *V. C. Dear Sir:?Clothinc is iust like paint. It tits or it don't j turns weather aud water or not; and goes out of fashion. What do we wear clothes for? Did you ever think of it? Different persons have different reasons, no doubt, but one paints Devoe for beauty, to be in fashlion, and keep-out water. Fashion says paint: we all paint There is beauty in paint; we paint a good deal for that. And buildings are costly^and fashionable; put-on a water proof two or three roats of naint. and vour buildings last as long as you keep them dry. It costs nothing to paint; it costs your buildings not to. Devoe is the paint that lasts; disappointing paints are the paints that cost. 28 Yours truly, F W Devoe <fc Co. Dr D C Scott sells our paint' BUY Vr-iE UE?fe=:.?yr SEWING MACHINE Do not be doecivtd by those who advertise a $00.('0 S. big Machine for $20.00. This kind of a liui' liine can be bought from us or an.v of our dealers fro:n$!3.00to $13.00. WE MAKE A VARIETY THE NEW K0I.IZ IS THE BEST. The Feed determines ihe strength or weakness of K*vvi:i?? Machines. The Donble I'ccd combined with other atroug i>oints m.iki-s t!ie \ew Ilomo the best fcewi.ig Machine to buy. Write for CIRCULARS yre manufacture and prices beloiepure buy THE NEW HOME r.V.'INS ORANu. M.JS 28 Union Sq. X. Y., ' Bt. Leal1.,Mo., I) ;!'a, . FOR ^ * W inflow flcrawt* ? ",v ' : i - ' [i S9S9f) 7^ To our frientt.-, and i \S. mind tliem ;hut we W) niii? li:irirnirm fn off* in HIGH CLASS. w) down pricus. fl Our Furniture Is replete with ever} demand* of the mo chaser. Call and loo ^It is a plenuure to st 1 TURE. Prices are r m Stackley's ( J> K1NGSTREE, t For SaleA good second-hind Babcock buggy and harness for sale. Easy terms. Call at Thorny & Bradham's Livery I tlx-1-1 - J i) O Of I Registration Notice. ' The office of the Supervisors of Reg- J Juration will be opened on the tirst 1 Monday in every month for the purpose of. the registering of any person i who is qualified as follows: j Who shall have been a resident 09 the btate for two years, and of the county or.e year, and of the polling pre- i cinct in which the elector offers to vote foui months before the day ol election, -.id shall have paid, six months before, any poll tax then due and payable, and. who-can both read and write any section of the constitu- 1 tion of 18b5 submitted to him by the i Supervisor of Registration, or who can show that he owns, and has paid 1 all taxes collectable on during the present year, property in this state assessed at three hundred dollars 01 more. J.J. KADDY. Clerk of Board Bring us your JOB WORK. ^ ~i NoticeUntil furthtr notice the oil mill ginnery will be run one day each week (Wednesday). R. L. Blackman, , ? Resident Manager. ( if * 1 \l VRTF. R.TOITSCFR.OT7M ST A NC E One was pale and sallow and the other fresh and losy. Whence the difference? She who is blushing ^ with health uses Dr King's New Life Pills to maintain it. By gent- | ly arousing the lazy organs they compel good digestion and head oflT constipation.. Try them. Only 26c at Dr VV V Brock in ton's, Druggist Bring: us your JOB WORK. [ A Presidential Inauguration, Washington, < D. C., March 4, 1905. < The rate from Kingstree will he as follows; ] For military company traveling on { party ticket, twenty er more, $9.81 < for round trip. For civilons travel- j ing on individual ticket $14.30. i Parties interested in this trip will ( please notify the agent hers ia time ] for kim to make arrangements fer their cemfort and convenience. j D. J. Brock, Agent, * Kingstrss, S. G'. < ; % ? BROAD MINDED MEN don't have to be told of the udvantI age of a bank account. They recognize its value as Ran instructor in i economy. In addition, it increases 1 a man's self respect and also the respect of others. ,An account in T"F ^INGSTREE BANK wil mong the ranks of those yoi: ,*v?th esteem. You can j ha- .nv time you decide. * ? i r . Bank of Kin?stree Notice. '! R J McCabe, Dentist, will,, se, at Lake City, S. on Mon- !j February 6, to remain onej< ^ek. Can be found at the , prjjeon hotel. 2-2-21. i ~'j / 1 GREETING, 8 ti?-i lentil I Ij to r? / { have some yen- !?K i t'lii iny Janunry jl GoOOs m low ^ Department. 8 Q ,'thing to meet the at exacting pur- jl k over our .itook. iow our FURNI- W) ight, too. [M - . .. ^asn btore. #1 s. c. a Bring as your JOB WORK. AGENTS WANTED ?FOR? figh Grade Toilet Soap. Seren cakes to box, worth $1.00, tell for 40cand AGENTS DOUBLE rHEIR MONEY. A money coiner Don't fail to write for full particulars at once. ?:? ?:? n MQIttliD! Mm. 538 TV. Like St. Chicago. i?IS??mo. 2|ii Taylor & Beatty, photographirs, of Manning, have opened a Dranch gallery in Kingstree on he Court House square,, where :hey will remain tor two weeks. Administrator's Notice All |x*ro ?s having. claims against; il e Estateof Wilson McCown, late of [lie County ot Williamsburg, S. C., will present the ?ame, duly attested and those indebted to the said Estate, will pake paymeDtto Ii. C. WHITEHEAD. Administrator. We will be in Kingstree two veeks making tine photographs. 31oudj weather no objection. Plenty of patience with babies. Taylor & Beatty. Don't forget to call on Taylor fe Beatty and have the babies picture taken. Will be here only a short while. Auditor's Notice. I will be at tlve following places on lates herein mentioned for the purpose if taking tax returns for the year 1905 All males between the ages of 21 and JO years are liable to a poll tax unless ?xerapted by law from such fax. 190.1. Kingsiree January 2nd Jreelyviile * ' 3and 4 Sourdins ' 5 Sdttons 44 6 and 7 Kingstree " ' 9 Mouzons " 10 Hebron " 11 and 12 Jades 44 13 loncord " 14 Lanes 10 l'aft " 17 l'rio '' 18 Harpers ' 19 waters Depot " 20 and 21 Kngstree 4 28 Jedar Swauip 4> 24 Bloomingvale ' 25 Morrlsville ' 26 Rhems " 27 Kennedy's Store 28 Prospect ' 30 Altmans " ' 31 scran ton February 1 and 2 Lake City ,4 3 and 4 Kingstree " fi 1 hurch P. 0. " 7 Rome 44 8 Lamberts 44 ' . 9 Ards X Roads '4 10 Johnsonville ,4 11 Ringstree 44 13 to 20 incl'ive JJB MONTGOMERY, Cointy Auditor af W. C. NOTICE. Until further notice my offiice days will be the first Monday in every month and every Saturday. Respectfully, Wm Cooper, Co. Supt. of Education. ! _____________ . Wood's Seeds. The well known seed house of T W Wood & Sona of ltiehmond, Ya., hare issued their catalogue for 1905. i Ih? reputation of this house for i iquare dealing and first class goods j is assuiance that customers will be! well satisfied if they place their orders for sseds with Wood & Sons i this year. Send for the catalogue. , 1^ ? ' ' " 1 S*J ? (7Q C/5 o *"+ "T3 t -n c ft ^ V -j o ? a r DC ? " 2 ST a 3 =3 i-t p > c Cl ? 3 * id * - ra ^ m z * 0) JO O * " n o [2 "T>.- -. ' 4.+-,*jF*ia/i<?3FMMGMBA 14 tj??L. Iririh < m s ? 1 ni B E i o ?' ^ MD ? :s .3 3 ^ S*| 5S ?f5:e;S r * 2 Z ? I ?5 :? .?< 1..0 O > _, * 5 ~ 1 5 -> "2 2 " 50 #? ? ? 9 " I " "3 ? ? 6.1 3 > 5 =: s I15::? i.< r<Z0*~'Xc ? P ? :0 :e 2C _ 0 2 g-ffie" :i : ' 3B2e|5jjfs | - | id !5 I 'f* 11 is Is Cp I5!?!|| tj N t'*? = 22 * ? J r |g - 3" 5 ' 2 2 " i 0 "ft 3 ? S 3. ^rJ.""f#f??ef?J4'< 2 * * 8S8BSSS81! S S |? , . . . . ; o 5-? 5 : n; # s I .ss"i;? bImMBVU. / *wwwwvwv?wwwv?v% v*4 i WflMfl'lt Y?1HL I u?> J OUR "BUSY" UK'S \ Is now tilled with choice i now until the spring sea i strong efforts to clear oul \ something in winter g { JUST WITH I J We'll forward samples at J HERETOFORE we have J stocks by means of CU1 J week, and only our home benefit. Now IF YOU'L i TER, we'll quote prices fc J opens the wav forour ou J . secure the unusual bargai } saies. : : If you want prices on I Letter for "THE BIG F 1 BUELL ?1 { Clia-xlcst J*' WWWV*V\WVVVVV?V?V?V* rui FOR THE Fancy and Staple Tinned M Groceries. Froi FINE CANDIE5, j In fact Everything to Est will lie f the grocery trade and will spare no S. L. Courtney & Co "THE YELLOW STORE" Fresh Mr\? and Family Groceries. The undersigied have opened a Market and Grocery store in the * Stutt's building and will keep on * hand all kinds of fresh and cured ^ meats. We respectfully solicit the v patronage of the piblic. Coward & Strong. j 3-9-31. Subscribe to 7 A GOOD SHOT is always particular about his AMMUNITION. You cannot induce lorn to use poor powder or shot or inferior cartridges, lie knows that GOOD AMMUNITION , has a lot to do with his success as a marksman either in the, fie 1 J or at the target. The hunting season is nov at hand and we have laid in a stock of ammuniMon thaffcill not disappoint you in any way except the price, and that pleasantly so. Let U9 fit you out. KINGSTREE HARDWARE CO . ? ? .*'*? > Sri 50 ' X'--4 El : S? ' I ! K "0 O W?i 5 X 5 22 ! ? a H ? [ | 0 m g * 3 H 55 ? v O L H i > 2 > - ' ? a F ; isl'ts yggp : ? * n ? \z> * 2 sf?? 5 ? O =5 ?lg?!? 5?SO :? h';5 ; 2 ? s? ; s = S s ; S ? S 2-t 2Z '*SS S^S'I cSl "' , -v ; Iffi$ ?Sc 3 * IS^t i* : a -gloi. eft ' "?2|r : 3: 2 - a ., m S--.8 5=^5gs. F ; .S 3 ? = * C * -a off * r, ?*;> - "... .' I 5 I ? AV\WWV%?\%iW?ViW Writ? . A 'Letter? f r 'GOODS? STORE J winter fabric! From \ ?n i.. * son opens we n mane* i this stock. If there's- j; foods you can use? * JS A LETTER I once. ' ;! sold out our surplus ^-PRIGE sales twrc? a \\ M customers reaped the f .. B L WRITE US A LET- i JM )r the next sale. This J t-of-town customers to i| ns offered at our special J -urniture,Mark your <! MR URNITURE STORE" RR ROBERTS, on, S. C. | a , I I! I FAMILY. 4 eats and Fr^sji Fruits In^^HH . Season, 3BACCO. I ound in our store?We tn KingstreeJ^^HH M mT^BKmKrn h LeRoy Lee >e open win