Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ o AND LOAN W^ ASSOCIATION. W IMPORTANT FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPV V KENT OF A COMMUNITY. m Every good citizen is interested in tbe development of his country. It K- is essential that every interest be de^veloped to the highest in order that the best results may be attained. The manufactory that does not turn out all the work of which it is capable is not doing what it should do or what its promoters have a right ML to expect it to do. The clerk, the '^bookkeeper, the carpenter, the brick layer, or the printer who does not do .lis much work us he can during the hours of his employment is not doing justice to his employer or himself. The bunk, the stoie or the newspaper that is not doing all the business it cm do is not doing its duty to the community nor to its owners. The building and loan association that does not do all the business it is capable of doing is not giving to the community the service that it was intended it should give. Of the sixty-two share holders in the Cherokee Building and Loan Association to date, seven are clerks, three lawyers, six women, two printers, seven merchants, four mill men, two contractors, one editor, jiine bookkeepers, four doctors, one planter, eight officials, one bridge builder, two carpenters, one hotel man, one preacher, one manufacturer, two children. Of this number, oue is colored, one is a bank president, two aie mill presidents. One woman has built her a home through the association. Where are - ? i- - . 5 liru- , ine ocner cierKs in iowiu ?? u? uui( join the association? You will war.tj to buy a lot or build a house some day. Could not more ladies join the association? Yon have no idea how many nickels you can save during the week if you try. It will pay you 8 per cent, even if you don't care to build or buy a lot. Are only seven oi the merchants of the town interested in the future growth of Gaffne\? Tne building and loan association means work for carpenx ters and brick masons, and they all eat and wear clothes. There are more carpenters in town than two? What's wrong with the rest of them? The association will make more worthy causing more building. Do the preachers realize that home owners -*&re better citizens -have a greater regard for morality, law and order. The mill district alone can easily take 500 shares, yet only four of have ioined the association. And only one colored member! Is he the only one of his race who sees the beauty of owning his own "Home preparing for the future, becoming a citizen in the true sense? Duriug court week one can see nothing but lawyers, but when pay day comes at the building and loan office only three of them show up. Are there onlv two chilaren in town able to rake up twenty-five cents a week? If children would learn to save in a few years they would become landowners. Everyone in Gaffney who can! realize the importanqe.of the building and loan as a town builder should join the association and talk it up. Let's see what we can all do together, rich and poor, black and white, by getting together to bnild up Gaffnev. TV hen value is added to real estate it puts life into all other business in the community. We need in >re life in Gaffney aud every citizen should do his or her part toward promoting the interest of the town. Philadelphia, Pa., and Charlotte, N. ('., are two cities built by the building and loan association. It's si good in vestment for town and peo'"? -O T 1 pie.?uaniu-v imager. Death of a"urtle Girl. Indiantowx, July 10: Early last Sunday morning the Angel of Death entered the home of Mr and Mrs \V F McCants of Indiantown and took' from their loving care lit^le Wilma Pearl, the joy and pride - of the home. This little girl was only eighteen months old, and was sick only a few days. We extend to the bereaved ones our heart-felt sympathy and would point to them the sweet assurance "Suffer the lit tie children to come unto Me and 1 forbid them not, for of such is the W Kingdom of Heaven." L A Friend. ^ COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON, ^' CHARLESTON, S. C. Letters. Science, Engineering. One scholarship giving free tuition to each county of South Carolina. Tuition $40. Board and furnished room in Dormitory $10 to $1*2 a month. All candidates for admission are permitted to complete for vacant Boyce scholarships which pay $100 a year. For catalogue, address HARRISON RANDOLPH. 7-JO- 4t President. - *- ? u ;r CAL Do you want t< where labor is nc animal vitality is Do you want 1 varied than in any of great ranches a will assure you a Do you want t ? grow profitable ci I olives, prunes and f business is good ai i Then go to Ca your coming. The Chic; Nor is the most direci fast through trai track railway be1 Special Iot* throughout the i colonist Jow rate tember and Octol to make the trip Daily and personall Francisco, Los Ang< berth in a Pullman t( Chicago & No Soutl J, FILL IN THIS COUP * AND MAIL IT TO-O I @@:@:?:?:m?:?:?:@:@ i church dim. 1 ?@:?:?:?:itt@:@:?:?:@ (Pastors of Charges in Williamsburg Count; are Invited to Publish in this Column thei Schedule of Appointments Free). Rev. W. J. Wilder, PastorBloomingvale Baptist Church? 1st Sunday, 11 a. m.; 3rd Sunday 7:30 p. ui" Cedar Grove?1st Sunday 3:30 p m.; 3rd Sunday, 11 a. m. Black Mingo?2nd Sunday, 11 a m.; 4th Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Bethany?2nd Sunday, 4 p. in. 4th Sunday, 11 a. ra. . Turkey Creek?4th Sunday, 4 p m. Rev. J. W- Trolock, Pastor. Scran tou Baptist Church?1st Sunday, 7 p. m. 2nd Sunday 11 a m. 4th Saturday and Sunday 11a, m. Evergreen?1st Saturday aud Sun day 11 a. in. 3rd Sunday 3 p. ni. Cowards?3rd Saturday and Sun day 11 a. m. 1st Sunday 3 p. rn Plase observe and comt, Your Brother, J. W. Truluck, Pastoi. Rev W B Justus, Pastor. In the Methodist Church a Kingstree. Preaching?Sund ay morning 11 o'clock,. Preachiny?Sunday eveniny 8:30. Prayer-meetiug?Thursday evening-, 8:30. All are cordially invited t< attend. FOR SALE. Hereafter the Cable Pano C will keep one of their new piano for sale at the office of Dr R J Mc Cabe, where it may be seen an tasted. 11-3-tf. I I ?-? The tradition about Philadelphi in June has always been that th climate has been salubrious. IIov it strikes a native who his been ii England for many years and com back for that month is expresse with glowing vividness and humo in a paper called "Philadelphia i ljune,'"* by an Exile, which appeal n the current number of Lippir cott's Magazine. It is :io great se cret that the author is an artist o the first rank in both countries, on of whose principal pictures is in th English Chantry Collection, an who has painted many portraits o Philadelphians. ^ IFOR 3 live where the climate is mild ;ver oppressed by stress of w never lost by mere conflict w :o live in a region where the r r other equal area in the world, iffords a fine opportunity to get competence ? 0 live where, with a minimum :ops of grapes and small fruii almonds, alfalfa and grain, wh id capital easily finds profitable ilifornia, where both health ani ago, Union Pi th-Western I t route to the Pacific Coast,? ns daily via this line, over ti tween Chicago and the Miss r round-trip rates are in summer to various Pacific ( 1 one-way tickets will be on ber, which give an unusual c at a minimum of expense. y conducted excursions are open sles, and Portland without chang< jurist sleeoine: car from Chicago co rth-Western, Unic hern Pacific Rail\ W. B. KNISKERN, P. T. M. C. &. N.-W. Ry., Chicago, 1 Please mail free to my address, Calif* particulars concerning rates and train set AY. j, Veterans, Attention! The Veterans of Williams ' burg county are requested to ! meet in the court house in Kings) j tree on tlie 1st Monday in August next with a view of getr ting a correct list of all living ! veterans and also at some time 1 in the future of having a Rej union at Kingstree. Should any "'not be a Me to attend they will ' please send in their names and , . " *-> '1 4-lmir ,'nmnanv mm inu.i i>i liiv.1i vviujivL.ij , --i>* ment and command. H H Kinder, j E R Lesesne. t July 2, 1905. \ y Not a cent wanted unless you . i are cured. If you are sick and 1 i ailing- take Hollister's Rockv | Mountain Tea. A Great bless- I lng- to the human family. Makes you well?keeps you well. 35 : cents, Tea or Tablets. LAkE City Drug- Co. i An inside view of the uses to .' which girl college graduates might put their often superfluous accoin.; plishments is temperately given in a paper cilled "An Opening for Girl ' College Graduates Who Need None/' u hir?h sinnears in LiiiDincott'i Mag-j _rr ? azine for June. It is by Mr Albert Schinz, Professor of French Biterjature in Bryn Via at College, an J jt. ^ | should be heeded by all the fair sex 'who seek the higher education, r """ Where are you sick'r Head: ache, foul-tongue, no appetite, | lack energy, pain in your stom/ ach, constipation? Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will make } you well and keep you well. 85 cents. Lake City Drug Co. I i i ?Personally Conducted 0 excursions in Pullman Tourist sleepg ing cars from Chicago to San Fraucisco, Los Angeles and Portland, j without change, *'ia the Chicago, Union Pacific and North-Western Line. Lolonist one-way tickets will be on sale during September and October at only $83.00 from Chicago, ia with corresponding low rates from e other points. Double berth in tourv ist sleeping cars only $7.00 Book1 lets, with maps and full information e sent on receipt of 4 cents in stamps. 1 w u 1Ztiicl-utmi p t \f r. X' \t w i U " "> ? * ""? - " * ' | ,r Ry, Chicago, n \s i- To make room for fall stock i- I am offering my entire line of f Summer Goods at actual cost, j e All goods new, stylish and ser-1 e^iceable. Call and see these | d | bargains at if J L C Moore's Corner Store, La ke City, S, C. Tr: ' 't . - - < NIA [ the year round? eather, and where ith cold? m A?*A cauuiLta ait muib where the division a small farm that of labor, you can t, oranges, lemons, lere crops are sure, investment? 1 opportunity await acific and j Line and there are two ^ le famous double- \ ouri River. t effect via this line ^oast points, and sale during Sephance for settlers j ited through to San on which a double StS only $7.00, via the w Pacific and vays. ?, [U. srnia booklet*, mepi and full vice. BUY TH!t 11ErSv-* illJ*$* L SEWIKv MACHINE Do not Ik 'Ici-'Iv. I |>v :h:.?e who ad* vcriise n f'.d.i a .? :jg Maehine for ; 120.0'). :i.I (O n:jiu'hinoeaa l?e h<i'j;riit-u ii.-nr:ui\ of our deuL-nt iV.i.ii <5>l-?.'X) to ^lM.00. WE M A K C A VARIETY the new ko::e is the best. i Thel ot'-.I -? i'.o strength or weakness of y . - ^..n-hiiies. The ' DonMo 'i' .I with other strong ]>oi:i vi i!;( i o \eiv Home the be>t iS--?vi.?g . h:. Mine to htiy. drift far '.,18 ? IIIIIJ 101 I' iw- -- .1f. .w,,,,v Machines ire luunu&u'i.u .-.i:: i ... is i-/io .imvbaaiug m new iri srviKi mashine go. O K A M " w 58 Union Pn. N. ^ I i.. .M'r.nita, On, Jt. louls,Mo.. !> :' a?,." N.,. .1. 1 la'lcisco, Cfc' Win.low Wrifflil, Moran ton. S. Midoiimmor IVllllDllllllllbl "S. JIM'S.-1 Shoes, Hats, Clothing and No-1 tions Going- at Rock Bottom Prices for Cash. COFFINS and CASKETS Kept On Hand at All Times. Save Monev by Giving ile a Trial. 9 Yours for business. S, V. TAYLOR, (Successor to S. .J. Taylor) GREELYVILIE, - S. C. 1 The Lnrgetaii Most Complete j Establishment South. ^EO. S. ^ i SON, -ll.OTKACTTh :KS ofSash, Doors, Blinds Moulding and Building Material, Sash Weights and Cord I CH AXLES TON. SC. Bring us your JOB WORK. j ^ooocxxxxxxx^ |SiitrSiii| 1?" Silt. "f ? ? TilK MAN WITH HISKYES (TEX FCK HARdAlN'S | wun r .hiss <'i K ftALf. ur i two-piece si*its situ 1 BARGAIN* ARE VERY SELDOM OFFERED. .NOT A SUIT !N TIIE LOT WORTH LESS 'J'HAN $10, A XD MA X V OF THEM FULLY WORTH $12. SOME WITH BELTS T(. j MATCH. i I ALL MARKED DOWN ....... j, -$6.75.-' J J , SIZES ARE FROM 8* TO 38. \ BREAST MEASURE. SEE THEM DISPLAYED IX OUR i NORTH WINDOW. AND BY A NO ME xNS MISS THE OP- l PORTl'XITYoF SECURIK6 i AT LEAST ONE OF THESE * SUITS. WE'D LIKE TO SHOW YOU A FEATHER WEIGHT A SILK COAT AT $5.50, COOL- 2 EST CO AT MADE. STRAW HATS IN ALL THE BEST STYLES. T MAIL ORDERS FILLED AT REDUCED PRICES. |Bentschner| 8 Visanska, 81 X COR. KING AND HASKLLSTS X Q Charleston, - S. C. Q j2xxxxxxxxxxxs SAVE MONEY. ti By Taking Advantage of Our Cheap Clubbing ai Rates. tc Bv clubbing with The County ? Record you can get the following newspapers and magazines at reduced prices. To lake advantage of these cheap rates both publications must be paid for one year in advance: The County Record and the a Twice-a-Week News and Courier one vear each $1.50. JL * * The County Record, the Atlanta Constitution and the Sunny _ South, one year each, $1.75. * * * ^ The County Record and the i Home and Farm, one year each, $1.25. 21 * The County Record and the "" New York World, (three times a ? week) one year each, $1.65. I * * * 1J The County Record and The! THE "BOSS" COTTON PRESS! SIMPLEST, STRONGEST. BEST The Murray Ginning System Gins, Feeders, Condensers, Etc. G1BBE5 MACHINERY CO. Columbia. S. C. , ia HAVE YOD ANYTHING FOR SALE? 12 If you have Chickens. Eggs. Seeds. Axe I O Handles, Horses. Mules. Buggies or any- i ^ thing to sell you can telUthe fact to EVERYBODY IX SOlll CAROI.IXA y -THROUGH-^ ' The News aim Courier j FOR 25 CENTS ' If the advertisement does not contain more than twenty-flve words. The rata la , only ONE CENT A WORD. No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents, j t 1 i I v:/> NEW spring Millinery and Goods, Laces, Em -ALS slice Line Of White Ta -A1 Stackley's C Keep In Mil Tins, ?ww JEWELE 57 KING STREET. he-Name of the firm is a g X merit will And the Fact of Their Being Watch In he Georgetown and Western Railr Anything in the Way of Jewelry. Clocl Eought at Their Store at the Lowe Mail Orders are Filled Promptly and i Special Attention. X Rerr Farming' Ail Ki Also a full line ol Horse Collars, ees, etc. * * * Our Dixie Plow is what you wan rid it costs us more than the ordii ) you. ?:? ? n i i _ _i _ _ t T-* T\ Commoner,' (W. J. Bryan's paper) one year each, ?1 65. * * Thb County Record and the Youth'sCompunion (new subscribers only) one year each $2.25. * * * The County Record and the American Farmer, one year each $1.15. II * * * j J The County Record and the _ National Magazine, one year each, $1.60. oee our large siock oi fee uee ar lows, and in fact everything neec md and cultivation of your crop. Agents for Johnson's Disk Cr Just received a car Anchor Lime Try us on Sashes and Doors; Coi re al way welc me. jAKE city ha LAKE CIT hiskey I Morphlup I Olga labit, I habit, |, ' ha Cured by KEELEY IN A*l)'Sc.(or 1' O.Hox75)Colutubift.8.C. Cor 3ig Shipm Horses a We have just received a and Mules. Gentle famii teams of mules, stylish dri Moderate Prices Full Line tandard Make ons. No better made; n< ^-XXXX Stiickey <& Lake Cit> DE< VALMETTO" CLOTHING TRADE MARK.R?6I3TER(Q, ^ Ibis label foimb an insibc Coc 'Peil melt? 'hey are exactly what is claimed f Best Wearing". More Service, mc 3rt derived from a Suit of ''Palme ther make at same peice. Your d re stand behind the dealer. Bear the Palmetto Label in mine ourself or the boys. All the first class merchants hai f your store-keeper does not, plea* ect you to the store where vou car PALMETTO MI 28 East Fourth St., N< SOUTHERN IS 7 LINE ' 'M Mercerized White < tbroideries, Etc. 0n and Black Slippers . 2- J jgjj -f.jvJ 4, ash Store. >j Mind. Jr. k Bn, j CHARLESTON, S. C. \ iUARANTEE OF EXCELLENCE. .TELL X ispectors For the Southern land oads Speaks for Itself X cs, Watches or Cut Glass Can Be st Price for Reliable Goods. J . Out of Town Customers Receive iember the Name and the Place. Tools Of J nds. Back Bands. Traces, Single* ? * t; a heavier, smoother casting lary kind, but no extra charge . . 9 &L id Orangeburg Sweeps, Shovel led in the preparation of your iltivators, the money saver. , always the best. ne and inspect our stock, you .RDWARE CO. XSX rette I All Drift and Tabaee bit, I habits stlTUTE of s. c. ltUlentiai corrrespondence solicited. lent of nd Mules. ? ' ?^| biff lot of fine Horses ly horses, fine match *iV,w vinff horses. * r% ?if nuggiea and wago lower prices. ?:? XX#-^ : Flowers, /, s. c ST FITTING, BEST WEARING ^ , it Dnr\?>t nf onorit ^ntf ? I VV?IV? V | V VVV ^ v | ?lathing/' . or them-?"Best Fitting" and ?re Satisfaction and more Comtto Clothing" than from any ealer guarantees that to you; i I when you buy clothing for idle the "Palmetto Closing." ?e write to us and we will di1 buy tljem. G. CO. ew York* 1 HEADQUARTERS: and 199 Meeting St.