Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Local News. J C Graham was in Kin<jstree ' Tuesday from Gourdin. I>r Leland Salters of Georgetown was in town Mondaay. Dr Rhett Brockintonof Indiantown was in town Tuesday. Mr Arthur M McCall of Flor ence is visiung menus in u?wn. K C L Montgomery ol Creelyville spent yesterday in Kingsk tree. Mr Louis Jacobs, Jr., of Charleston visited his home folk last week. i Big reduction in pianos. Read new ad of the Cable Co and j& wi^te for terms. Mr Hugh McCutchen had a valuable Jersey cow killed by the train Tuesday morning". Chas W Stoll, Esq., left Tuesday night for Glenn Springs and Chester for a two weeks' rest. Mr Prescott Martin left Monday for Sumter, where Me will play ball with the Sumter team. Hon Philip Stoll returned last week from a visit to Chester, j Glenn Springs and other points. Dr Clarence D Jacobs, now of li Wiggins, S. 0., has been visiting his parents in town for several | days. See ,Bentchner & Visanska's I bargain offer. "When this tirm ofers bargains it means bar-, gains. Miss Mamie Jacobs left yesterday for Spartanburg, where she will visit friends for several jveeks. Capt William Cooper has re-I turned fron^a sojourn ot several weeks amonjf the mountains of North Carolina. Rev W B Gause's rejoinder to Mr S B Gordon arrived too late for this week's issue. It will re- j | ceive attention next week. I Cotton is reported opening i fast throughout the county and merchants are busy getting' ready for a heavv fall trade. | " j Messrs P S Courtney and j . Carol Burgess left last evening on a business trip to Baltimore, Washington and other points. Miss Emma Smith, 'who has ^ been spending a week very pleasantly with Miss Estes, returned to Sumter Monday night. He* Messrs Weill, Taylor, Hamer and Justus W., left Monday for Georgetown and will play ball with that team tor the next two I weeks. I A partial eclipse of the moon took place Monday. It was a little cloudy in Kingstree but the eclipse could be easily obi served. The Georgetown second nine f played the first of a series of games here Wednesday, winning from Kingstree by a score of 8 to 7. Mr Hugh McCutchen went to | Sumter county last week to at-1 tend the funeral services of his I cousin, Miss Jane McCutchen, near Wisacky. There will be an eclipse of the sun on August 20. The sun will rise in eclipse and those who want to view the phenomenon will have to rise early. Mr B W Butler of Florence, Manager of the Kingstree Drv Goods company, left this week for the Northern markets to purchase his Fall stock of goods. There will be preaching at Turkey Creek Baptist church commencing Monday night, the 21st and continuing through the week, only at night. Come, all who can. MrR L Blackman, resident manager of the local oil mill, was called to Live Oak Fla. ,last Saturday by a telegram announcing the critical illness of his father, who lives in that town. SUPPORT > SCOTT'S EMULSION serves as a bridge to cargr the weakened and starved system along until it can find Firm support in ordinary food. Send for free nmplt SCOTT ft BOWNE, Chemists, e?sri Street, New York. Socaadfioo; all druggists. r .. r We received this week fou articles that came in too lat< to be put in type. As we hav< repeatedly stated heretofore,al communications of any lenu'tl must come in not later thai Monday to be published in tlx I current issue. Three of the ar tides referred to came in Wed nesday. We have a full foro ?>f compositors but tliev can' set type by electricity. The (leor^etown second nine out of two Raines wit!) Kinifs iree's second nine, won .lie tirs one Wednesday by a score o s to 7. Thursday the garni j?roved to be somewhat on tin slow order, the visitors winning by a score of 9 to 3. Possibly another jrame will be playei here Friday afternoon, whicl ' promises to be a very good one Every one turn out and give th? small boys some encouragemen by your presence. PECULI \K i'lSAPPEARANCE ,J D Kunvan, of Butlerville, 0, laid t lit* |kini iar disappearance: d his painful symptoms, of iiiuigestioi and biliousness, u. I>r King's New Life Pills. He says* They are i perfect remedy, for dizziness, s<nu stomach, headache, constipation; etc, Guaranteed ut frr*\V \* Brock in ton': drug store, price 25c. Advice should be well shaker before being taken. F1ENDISH SUFFERING i< nften mused bv sores, ulcers and cancers, that eat away your skiu. Wm. Bedell, of Flat Rock, Mich., says: "1 have used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, for Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. It is ihe best healing dressing I ever found." Soothes and heals cuts, burns and scalds. 25c at Dr W V Brockiuton's drug store; guaranteed. The Pace That Kills. The microbe of hurry?hurry? useless hurry?is in the air, so much so in fact that it is almost impossible for a city dweller, no matter how well balanced he may be, not to become inoculated with it. Wine, women and song are not the only influences that go to make up the ' pare that kills." The average life of the business man or the society woman hurries people to catastrophe as fast as does tnat of the "rounder" or "dissipate." Did you ever do anything on this order?rush to your meals, rush your play, make a fool of yourself running half a block for a car already crowded to the guards? You plead guiUfy, do you? Then you are going a pace that kills just as surely as the more widely heralded pace. ?Kansas City Star. Mechanically Correct. "Miss Keeter," said the teacher of Ko /U<icc in "Enolinh literature, "what is a sonnet?" "A sonnet," answered the girl with the umbrageous pompadour, "is a piece of poetry that goes, Heart, love, dove, part, art, glove, above, smart, gold, fill, eyes, hold, still, prize,' at the ends of the lines r.nd almost any kind of words to fill in the rest of it." "You will remain after school, Miss Kcetor," the teacher said, wit! i frown, "and complete that sonnet v. lilling it in with the nocessar) vords."?Chicago Tribune. It Didn't Help Him. I :i a Ixtndon bookshop a womai wanted a copy of Browning's works ' I haven't got it, madam," repliec the bookseller. "I make it a rul< never to keep any books I can't un i!er.-tand, and 1 can't make head ?i til of Mr. Browning." Determined o buy a book anyway, the customei :<=ked, "Have you Praed, then?' "Yes, madam," quoth the bool 'Her. 'Tve prayed, and that doet .ot help me." Contradiction. Witness?He looked me straigh' I in the eye and? Lawyer?There, sir, you've flatl; contrudicted your former statement Witness?How so? Lawyer?You said before that hi bent his gaze on you, and now you'l i please explain how he could lookyot ! straight in the eye with a bent gaaa Witness faints. Sardine Sandwiches. I se in bulk equal parts of yolk o hard boiled eggs rubbed to a smootl j>a.- te and the flesh of sardines freei from .-kin and bone and shredde* with .t silver fork. Season to fast with lemon juice and paprika am spread on thin slices of bread, but tered, or 011 crackers. If crackers b used, do not prepare the sandwiche until just before serving, dest th crackers lose their crispness. Gai nis-h with slices of lemon am parsley. Kitchen Hinte. Never allow fresh meat to remai in paper; it absorbs the juice. Never put salt into soup whe cooking till it has been thoroughl skimmed, as salt prevents the scui from rising. A tablespoonful of stewed tomat or tomato catchup added to the grav of either roasts or fried meats in proves it greatly. If nutmegs are good, when picke with a pin oil will instantly 002 out. r I" CUT I" i H l says the doctor to many of ^ H doesn't know of anv medicina cure womb or ovarian trouble That such a medicine exi by the wonderful cures pe e in thousands of cases, by I TCA f IT CURES WC e e It has saved the lives : women, and has rescued * / melancholy lifetime of chror i you, if you will only give i 1 Sold at every drug store i t WRITE US A LETTER Put aside all timidity and write ns freely and frankly, in stsiotest confidence, telling as all yonr symptoms and troubles. We will send free advice (in plain, sealed envelope), how to ' cose them. Address: Ladies' Advisory f Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine Co., M| Chattanooga, Tenn. ' 1?^? \o Printers. We manufacture the very highest grade of Brass Rule in Strips I Brass Labor Saving Rule Brass Column Rules Brass Circles Brass Leaders Brass Round Corners r Brass GaMeys j Metal Borders L. S. Metal Furniture . Metal Leaders Spaces & Quads 6 to 36 Pt. Metal Quoins, etc. We are now also, making TYPE Our first series will hetlie popular De V1XXE which we have nearly ready from <> to 8(1 POINT., Other standard faces will follow as rapidly as possible Old C olumn Rules refaced and made as goodas new at a small cost. Highest prices paid foraold type , leads, electros, brass etc. Please remember that we are not in any Trust or Combination and are sure that we can make it greatly to your ad1 vantage to deal with us. A copy of our Catalogue will be i cheerfully furnished on application. Philadelphia Printers'Supply Co. jvianuiacturers o: nign'Uraac PRINTING MATERIAL ! 39 N. Ninth St., Philadelphia. ' Lemons as Medicine 1 Their Wonderful Effect on the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys ? T% * ? ana oiouu. i Lemons are largely used by The Mozley Lemon Elixir Company, in compounding their Lemon Elixir, 1 a pleasant Lemon Laxative and J Tonic?a substitute for all Cathartic and Liver Pills. Lemon Elixir posi. lively cures all Biliousness, Constii pation, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, 1 Headache, Malaria, Kidney Disease, r Dizziness, Colds, Loss of Appetite, ' Fevers, Chills, Blotches, Pimples, ^ all Impurities of the Blood, Pain in the Chest or Back, and all other diss eases caused by a disordered liver and kidneys, the first Great Cause of all Fatal Diseases. WOMEN, for all Female Irregk ularities, will find Lemon Elixir a pleasant and thoroughly reliable 4Via 1 mo of /Ion rrav ICiUCUJ) niUiVUb iuw itaob uwi^u WA | J possible harm to them in anj condi- I . ' tion peculiar to themselves. 50c I and $1.00 per bottle at I J ALL DRUG STORES' 1 "One Dose Convinces." L _w^mm?? When the fish *akes in the early worm it is apt to get in a [1 mess. 3 A man's ideal woman is ale ways married to some other ^ fellow. r e " s PUBLIC IS AROUSED. e The public is aroused to a ktlowT led ire of the curative methods of d that great medicinal tonic. Electric Bitters, for sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary H Waters, of 546 n St Clair Aw., Columbus 0., writes^ n "For several monAs I was given up y to die. I had ft^r and ague, my n nerves were wre&ed; I could not sleep, and my stoinm:li was so weak, ^ fioni useless doctors' diuga, that I could not eat. Soon after beginning to take Electric Bitters I obtained d relief, and in a short time I was en;e tirely cured." Guaranteed at Dr W V Btockinton's drugstore; price 50c. aak'&L.. t.i, *. tiia J . I 1_ r out"I his lady patients, because he H I treatment that will positively Eg s, except the surgeon's knife. w| sts, however, has been proved BP :rformed on diseased women, Bj RDUI I 1MB DISEASE. I B i of thousands of weak, side B thousands of others from a B lie invalidism. It will cure Kg it a chance. Try it. Kg in $1.00 bottles. Pj GAVE UP SUPPORTER. li "I wore a ropporter for temi yean, to keep CT op ray womb, which bad crowded everything ' tri down before it." write* Mr*. R. J. Chnsman, j '. of MannirlUe.N. T. "My doctor told roe no medicine would help roe. I tuffered untold misery.and could hardly walk. After taking ya two bottle* of Cardui leave up nay supporter. W Now I am taking my flnb bottle, bare no bad >>; feelings a* formerly, and can be on ray feet ra lialf a day at a time. 1 strongly recommend Tjj Cardui lo erery suffering woman." <? I flfllfftfM yuyuiu. Transient Notices will he Published in This Column at the Rate of One Cent a Word for Each Issue. WANTED:?Those who want their Job Work done in a "rush"' to write to The Record. WANTED?BY CHICAGO MANUFACTURING House, ]>erson ot trustworthiness and somewhat familiar with local territory as assistant in branch office. Salary $18 paid weekly. Permanent josition. Xo investment rciuired. Business estuhlished. Previous experience not essential to ngaging. Address Manager Branches, :V23 Dearborn St.. Chicago 3-0-1 WANTED:?All who are in need of first class Job Work to call at this office. All work guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. vVANTED: Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for firm of $250,000 capital Salary $1,072 per year payable weekly, expenses advanced. Address (ieo G Clows, Kinj^stree, S. C. WANTED:?To sell old newspapers. Apply this office. FOR SALE. Crick in ity ijt.aiitity U? suit |>uich~:> . r. The !?*>t Dry Press Mat "nine-made -c :bb ics:. special sh:i|x*s made to order. ? orre;? ni len.-.. solicited I m-lore placing your order-. w. R. Kl'NK. FOR SALE. I! ii, .. 4i.. n. i.K n 11 ijri r.n ici iiitr vauie ruiiu V.O. rill keep one of their new piano? or sal# at the office of I)r K J Me\abt-, where il may i>e seen ami steil. Lcli Gus:?1 have solved the mother in-law problem; just .rive her regularly Hollmter's Rocky .Mountain Tea. It will ^nake her health, happy and doile as a lamb. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Lake City Drug Company, The Pacific Coast. Do you want to live where the climate is mild the year round, where the resources are more varied than in any other equal area in the world, where, with a minimum of labor you can grow profitable crops, | where business is good and capital finds profitable investment? Bothj health and opportunity await you . i r> A ou tin* racinc voum. Special l%w rates via I lie Chicago Union Pacific and North-Western Line. Send 4 cents in stumps 10 W M Kniskern, P T M, C & N W Ryv., Chicago for hiH)klets a'-d lull information. It will wash and not rub off This complexion all envy me. s no secret so I'll tell Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea Lake City Drug" Company. If a man runs into debt he must either crawl out or stay in. A TOUCHING STORY is the saving from death, of the baby girl of Geo A Eyler, Cumberland. Md. He writes: "At the age of 11 months, our little girl was in declining health, with serious Throat Trouble, and two physicians gave her up. We were almost in despair, when we resolved to try Dr Kii.g's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. The lirst bottle gave relief: after taking f-'U" Dottles she was cured, and i- i.?? i perfect health." N'? ver fails to re lieve and cure a cough or cold. At Dr W V Brockinton's drug store; 50c and $1,00 guaranteed. Trial bottle free. LEGAL ! NOTICES. Registration Notice. The office of the Supervisoi.1 of Registration will lie opened on rlie first Monday in every month for the puipose of the registering of any person who is qualified as lo'Jows: Who shall have heen a resident oo j the Mate for two years, and of the j county or.*, year, and of the polling p~t | cincl in which the elector offers t i j vote font months lie fore the day ?! j election, ..d shall Imve paid, .-ix j iiiimi lii> i/tune, uu) pi mi id a men uuc and pr.yable, itid who can both read J and write anv section t?l ti.e con>t.tLtion of submitted to him hv the I Supervise? or Registration, or *vho can sliow tli i lie owns, and has paid all taxes collectable on during the present year, projecty in this >tate assessed at three hundred dollars 01 more. J.J. KADDY, Clerk of B<>aro Attention? Teachers. The next regular examination for teachers' certificates will be held in the court house here on Friday, September the 15th,beginning at 9 o'clock a. ni. Applicants will not be admitted later than 11 o'clock. This will be the last examination for teachers' certificates till next May. Special examinations are not held in this state. Wji Cooper, Co Supt of Ed. Attention. Democrats! Take notice that on Monday. August 21, at 12 ni, the Town Democratic Club of Kingstree will meet at the Court House to elect officers and to attend tto attend to all matters pertaining to the holding of a primary election to nominate an In tendant and four Wardens for the town of Kingstree. By Order. Philip Stoll, V Pres. J N Hanimett. Sec. Summons for Relief. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG. Court of Common Pleas. Rectlna Wltlierspoon, HarrisonWithers]v?on and G L Sauls, Plaintiffs, azainst Phoebe McRea, Irene Thomas, Ettawise Gordon. Mary Guile,James Got- i don and Wilbur Gordon, Defendants To the defendants,Phoebe McRea,Irene Thomas, Etta wise Gordon, Mary Guile, James Gordon and Wilbur Gordon. You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in till* action, which is tiled in the office ol the Clerk of Court of Common -Pleas for the county of Williamsburg at Kinzstree in said county, and to serve a copy of your answer to said complaint on the subscriber, at his office in Lake f'irv, S. C., within twenty days nftei the service hereof: exclusive of the day of sucl. service; and if von fail to answer the complaint within the t'ine aforesaid, the plaintrtt's in this action will applv to rhe court for the relief demanded in the comprint. W L RASS. PlnintittVAttorney. August T. 1905. T(? the defendants, Phoebe McRea, ln-ne Thomas nrnl Ettawise Gordon: 'I'ake notice tliar the complaint in rliis action w:is tiled in the ofthe of tlie Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for the eountv o] Williamsburg at Kinsr*t'ec in said count) and State of South Carolina, on the 7th d?v of niiirusr. 1905, W I, BASS. Plaintiffs' Attorney. August 7, 1905. To the defendant*,IreneThotnus. KnawiseGordon. JamfS Gordon .m l Wilbur Gordon: Take notice that unless you procure ! (heap; olntnientofaGunrdianAdLitem, to an pear ami defend this notion on your behalf, within twenty days from the so vice <?f the summon* herein upon you. an Mpplication will be made ot the Clerk of Court of Common I'leas for the county of Williamsburg in the State of South Carolina, on the twenty second day aft- r the service of the summons herein u- on yon at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, tor an order appointing some suitable ai.d competent person GuardianAd Litem for ton and author izingaud directing him t?? appear ami defend the art it o above stated in your behalf, and for such other ar d further relief as may bejust. W i, MASS, 8?7?tit. Plaintiils' Attorney. Tax Land Sale. I'.y viltUeof executions to me directed I h-ive levied uptiriatid will sell for cash for taxes, oil tile Mrs; Monday i?> September next, before t he court house d'Kir iu Kiiri<tree, the following de- i scribed lands to, wit: JOacre* of land in Sun tc town hip i 1 ? - r? ? it.: ,i | j 0?*l?' IIVTI"IT i??";i11 .?'i\iirmi ami | bounded .is t?]ldws; North bv I) H (;r:iy; R.i-L by I)' A H \ViI]i>iuts;S<? trti ' *?v Estate C \V < adc ami W'vst i). Est,' (.' W Citile. ! Also :r> a- rt-s of land in Johnson! township, belm ging t<i Clhsey Hill, Vnd boll oil/(1 a* follow-: No rli l>> ; Wesley Barr; East by Stepney (Irali.nu j South bv Hasten '?r|tt.on: West bv \Ve<lev Barf, .J. UIIAHaM S W ( . _at all Patrons Take Notice Copy of Resolution adopted by the State Board of Directors at the July meeting: Whereas, it has eome to our notice that certain laws governing the Local or County Dispensaries are still being | violated, namely, the drinking of beer 1 i on the premises; and the premises are ! , considered by this Hoard any house, room or shed owned or controlled by the Dispenser. Also the failure of County Dispensers in requiring all purchasers to sign the Request Books | as required by law. And. whereas, it is the duty of the County Boards to see that all rules governing County or Local Dispensaries be fully enforced in their respective counties. Beit resolved, that we. the State-i Board of Directors of the -South Carolina Dispensary, do instruct our Clerk to a.hi -e. - a communication to the i 'm -m i ,.t each County Board drawii .i .r attention to the above vio- j | unions, and demanding that they take I such action at once that will bring | ! about more strict compliance with the f I Dispensary law. I A failure to comply with this Reao- j lotion will be deemed by the Board ' sufficient cause for their removal., i Ti To the Farmers of Lake City Tc 5 We, Geo. C. and D. E. Mot) 9) and will operate Planters V Leaf Tobacco for this seasc l^en :onnected with wareh #S at this place (Lake City) tu (0 introduction to the toba^cc SAs an auctioneer he ranks 1 not fail to get the last dolk jI Motlev is a young man whc if his end of the line. We sha Jk to m-:ke your tobacco bring 0) One visit on sales floor v 10 PLANTERS is the place f) Thanking you in advance ^ are your friends, f) GEO. C. and D /i Lake City, gSSSSSSSCSCStt % ALWAYS X 4 Solid Car Loads of Goo rS i ^ and More on v Our Prices Always Satisf ^ VJWUO WII?( 0 300 Dozen Fruit Ji O We Can, We Will, and W< O faction To All Our Custom $ KINGSTREE I R OOMPi 2xxxxxxxxxxxx? TH BOX _OF HKi To the Holder of the Key V One Key Given With Even One Key Will Unlock the M To Win It. It flay be Yotil WILKINS' RE Kingstree, ? ORANGEBURG COLLI Orangeburg, 5. ( The school is splendidly located to your boys and girls the best c The departments of Art, Elocutioi are as good as in any school in 1 rapidly coming in. Let us send ^Your boys and girls are under while they are with us, and at a and attention. Session Opcr.s Wednesda W. S. Peterson, I ? is one who succeeds.To increase 2 gain or earn, is to win. Others f win through banking with us. f So can you. n OUR POLICY OF CAREFUL t MANAGEMENT S and strict observance of the a banking- laws gives us the con- c fidence of the public. Speculative investments are barred by t our fclirectors. Its absolutely safe to bank with us. The Bank of Kingstree 1 have this day rentedMH^fl^^| Warehouse for the sale of >n. Geo. C. Motley has \f. ous tobacco business 71 r four years and needsnoJKJ^J > growers ot this section. (J \JM with the best and will f) n irfjr your tobacco. D. E. > will no'fail to bring up f) Jfl 11 lend our.every energy jr 1 the top of the market. Jk vili convince you that w\ : to sell your tobacco. Gf for your patronage we j) i .E. MOTLEY, #J 1 AHEAD, 8 I ds Received this Week Q 'i i the Way. C Q 1 ? actory and Quality of 0 1 irp&ssed. ?? i?, V art Just Received. O ! Do Always Give Satis- O 9 IARDWARE 0 1 ^NY. X 1 Ss~ I m | MONEY I EE!? /hich Unlocks the Bo> '' t $1.00 Purchase. Onlj ' oney Box. Somebody has TAIL STORE, 1 EGIATE I INSTITUTE I j is well equipped and offers >f training- at the lowest cost. n and Music the State. Applications are you a catalogue. tiie best of good influences 11 times have our utmost care y, September 20, 1905. & President educed Rates For Hone Coming Robeson laos. The Atlantic Coast Line anounces that tickets for the lome Coming Week for Robeonians, Ked Springs, N C wilt >e sold at one first class fare uu? iwcuiy live cents. >" Tickets will be sold August btli, 19th and 20th and for rains scheduled to reach Red Springs before noon of August 1st, limited to September first or "return. Extension of the \? inal limit to September 30th nay be obtained by depositing he ticket with the Agent at Red iprings between August 21st .nd September 1st and payment >f fee of fifty cents. For further information comounicate with W J Craig, General Passenger Agent, Wilmington, N C.