Local News.
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Judge H C Godwin spent Mon,
day in town.
Mr J H McDavid spent Sunday
in^Lake City.
Mr J J M Graham of Cades
was in town Monday.
The town primary will be 011
Tuesday,August Jl).
Miss Mabel Lifrage visited in
Georgetown Sunday.
Mr J P Nelson is back home
fiom Gleen Springs.
Mr J E Davis was in town
tr Saturday from Salters.
Mr B H Guess of Salters was
on our streets Monday.
Mr Aianson crown 01 ian
Was in Kingstree Saturday.
Mr Alton Salters of Trio was
a visitor to town Thursday.
"
Mr Robert J Burgess of Mouzons
spent Saturday in town.
uMr
Brainard Joynei spent
Sunday with relatives in Lake
City. "
Miss Massey Lee Kstes visited
Miss Cora Daniel at hake City
Sunday.
Mr Charles J Levy of Georgetown
spent several days in town
this week.
Mrs H 0 Britton is spending
several days with relatives at
Indiantown.
Mr J .C Bell of Indiantown
vmaaimI 4-L^/MnrL 4-/vTif? tliic mArn
kill VU^IJ UV/ n 14 WHI.7 Ii*vi I. i
ing going to Marion. '
MrL H- Burkett, one of our
faithful old veterans, was in
town Monday from Taft.
Sometimes a man who leads a
crooked life dies an upright
death?when he's hanged.
Miss Bessie Kelley has returned
from Glenn Springs, where
she has been for some weeks.
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Miss Jimmie Britton returned
home Sunday, after a pleasant
visit to relatives at Indiantown.
Attention is called to notice
of Chairman Carter,of the county
Cotton Growers' association.
Rev C W Ray of SaIters was i
here Saturday. He leaves this
week for a visit to the up countr>
Messrs P S Courtney and Carol
Burgess have returned from
a l-t-i-rk fn RnltimnrH nnd other
" "*r ~ ? ~
points North.
Out of the nearly one billion
passengers they carried last
year the railroads killed over
ten thousand.
Hon J Davis Carter has been
appointed a member of the Pro- j
hibition State executive com- i
mittee from this county.
(The dispensary investigating j
committee has tackled the State
dispensary in Columbia and it
looks like they are finding out
things.
Mr Charlie McCrea, who has
been spending his vacation with
his grand-mother, Mrs C M
Chandler, returned last week to
school at Clinton.
Misses Daisy and Georgia
Stackley of Florence, who have
been spending some days with
the family of Mr L Stackley, I
returned home last week.
Mt Peter G Gourdin has returned
from Summerville,where lie has
been surveying for several
months and is again making
Kingstree his headquarters.
A game of ball was played
here Monday between the"third
nines" of Lake City and Kings- j
tree, resulting in a victory lorj
Kiugstree by the score of 11 to
5.
Mrs R H Kellehan and .Miss
Lula Strong, who have spent
about six weeks at Glenn Springs
and the mountain resorts of
North Carolina, returned home
the first of this week.
Mr A B Burrows of Epps,an old
and esteemed, subscriber to The
h Record, kindly presented us
last week with a tine, large
water-melon of his raising.
Thanks and encore, we say.
Owing to the illness of the,
editor The Record has been a
day late both this week and
last week. We hope to be able
to give the paper better attention
next issue and get out on 1
time.
Mr J Dessie Gillaud, who has
beeu pitching for Greensboro
and Danville in the VirginiaCarolina
league has returned
home. Danville, the team he
was with last, will win the pennant.
(CONTINUE I
'l Those who are gaining flesh
. | and strength by regular treat- J
ment with
Scott's Emulsion
8hou|d continue the treatment 1
In hew weather; smaller dose J
and a little coo) milk with it wilt .
1 do away with any objection t
1 which Is attached to fatty pro- \
j ducts during the boated I
season.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists. I
409-415 Pearl Street, New York. |
50c. and 11.00 ; all druggists.
Bring as your .JOB WORK.
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Our Lake City corespondent
was absent from homv on business
this week, which; accounts
for the brevity of his letter and
also for his not referring to Mr
II E Morris' death. A sketch
of Mr .Morris* life will be written
for next week's issue.
"Ur.cle" Vander Johnson, the
well known, oblijfinjj colored
drayman about town, took his
annual trip last week to the upcountry,
spending several days
at Spartanburg, Gaffney and
Glenn Springs. He returned
home this week delighted witl
his tri]>.
't j
Scraggly
Do you like h? Then why
be contented with it? Have
to be? Oh, no! Just put on
Ayer's " Tair Vigor and have
long, thi hair: soft, even
hair; beau: .: 1 hair, without a
single gray iis.. in it. Have a
little pride. i\eep young just (
.as long as you can.
"I am fit'.v-seven y<-*ra old, and until re- I
cently my hair was vrty pray. But In a few i<
weeks Ayer's Hair Vlpor restored the natural 1
color to tuy hair so now there i* not a pray <
hair to h,^ seen." ?J. \V. L'aNSOX, Botl.der JJ
Creek. Cai. '
?mmar.x . i?|? wwa???j?w
A -Lade by J. C. Ayer Co.. Lowell, 2?ass. |f
J ya Alio luenuf-ctvrcin of
! ZJ ? SlPSAPAZSLLA.
I X1 2 i FQ P!LLSI
A. -&* V' i *3 CnStKY PECTCttAL.
TB?C???-. V " " " "" TH ^T.IT.rH'-'-^rTKVj
Malaria and a<pie, chills anc
fever, always brin,^ down thost
of low vitality?keep up voui
vitality with* SHAWS PUR*
MALT. For sale at the Pispen
sary.
To P rinters.
We manufacture the
very highest grade of
Brass Rule in Strips
Brac> Labor Saving Rule
Brass Column Rules
Brass Circles
Brass Leaders
Brass Round Corners
Brass Galleys
Metal Borders
I Q YWil Pnrtiitiir^
Metal Leaders
Spaces & Quads 6 to 36 Pt.
Metal Quoins, etc.
We art- now also making TYPE Our
first series will bet he popular I>t
VINNE which we have nearly read)
from (i to 8? POINT.. Other standard
laces will follow as rapidly as possible
Old C oluinn Rules refaeed and made
as goodas new at a small cost.
Highest prices paid for old type
leads, electros, brass etc.
Please remember that we are not in
any Trust or Combination andaresurt
that we can make it greatly to your advantage
to deal with us.
A copy of our Catalogue will be
cheerfully furnished on application.
Philadelphia
Printers' Supply Co.
Manufacturers of High'Grade
PRINTING MATERIAL
39 N. Ninth St., Philadelphia
FOR SALE.
Brick in any quantity to suit purcha:
er. The Best Dry Press Mm ince-mad<
:tBisicz:. v
special shapes made to order, f 'orre
pondenee solicited before nlacing you;
orders. W, R. FUNK.
Some men think they are pop
ular merely because people im
pose on them.
KISv
Lemons as Medicine
Their Wonderful Effect
on the Liver, Stomach,
Bowels, IQidneys
and Blood.
Lemons are largely used by The
Mozley Lemon Elixir Company, in
compounding their Lemon Elixir,
a pleasant Lemon Laxative and
Tonic?a substitute for all Cathartic
and Liver Pills. Lemon Elixir positively
cures all Biliousness, Constipation,
Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
Headache, Malaria, Kidney Disease,
Dizziness, Colds, Loss of Appetite,
Fevers, Chills, Blotches, Pimples,
all Impurities of the Blood, Pain in
the Chest or Back, and all other diseases
caused by a disordered liver
and kidneys, the first Great
Cause of all Fatal Diseases.
WOMEN, for all Female Irregularities,
-will find Lemon Elixir
a pleasant and thoroughly reliable
remedy, without the least danger of
possible harm to them in any condition
peculiar to themselves. 50c
and $1.00 per bottle at
ALL DRUG STORES
"One Dose Convinces."
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K/NGSTREE 1
Upholstering Co. !
1
! ! Furniture of all kinds >
worked over and made to
;! i look the same as new.
I
Sewing* Machines repaired
and Buggies painted at
I moderate prices.
! !
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Tables, Wardrobes. Book
Cases. Kitchen Safes,
etc., made to order,
j Give us your work and
we are satisfied we can
suit you both in prices
and workmanship.
! , :
P. A. Alsbrook & Co,y j
Central Hotel,
j KINGSTREE, S. C. ,
f usmwi.
I Transient Notices will be Published!
j in This Column at the Kate of One i
Cent a Word for Each Issue.
j j WANTED?BY CHICAGO MANUFACTURING
House, penson ot trustworthiness ami somewhat :
| familiar with loeal territory us assistant in brunch J
office. Salary $18 pni<l weekly. Permanent
I position. Xo investment required. Business es,
tablished. Previous experience not essential to
_ | nzapng. Address. Manager Branches, .'{'i:? I
1 Dearfmni St.. Chicago 3-U-l
" I sVANTED: J^jkIy or gentleman of
: fair education to travel for firm of
. $250,000 capital Salary $1,072
per year payable weekly, expenses;
?'j advanced. Address Ceo G Clows,
^ j Kiugstree, S. C.
WANTED:?To sell old news-;
i
papers. Apply this office.
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FOR SALE.
Hereafter the Cable Pano Co.
rill keep one of their new pianos
1 or sale at the office of Pr R J Mc!
\ibe, where it may be seen and
sted.
I :-3-tf.
...
Long needed in Kingstree?
Upholstering business. Make
j your home look bright bv hav,,
ing your old furniture made new.
'! Get out of the old way, have
I
..things bright and cheerful
i around you while yuu stay here.
.; P A Alsbrook & Company can
[do your work.
i ?i
' j Perhaps they call them "capj
tains of finance'' because some
. J of them are so rank.
PECULIAR DISAPPEARANCE.
J D Rnnvan. of butlerville, 0.,
*/ ' laid
the peculiar disappearance of
his painful symptoms, of indigestion
and biliousness, to Dr King's New
Life Pills. Me says* They are a
perfect lemedy, for dizziness, sour
stomach, headache, oonstipation, etc.
Guaranteed at Dr W V Brockinton's
drug store, price 25c.
? Some people think they are
popular merely because some
men impose on them.
Dear Gus:?I have solved the
' mother in-law problem; just
r give her regularly Hollister's
RockyT Mountain Tea. It will
. make her health, happy and do.
cile as a lamb. 3."> cents, Tea
or Tablets.
Lake City Drug Company.
It does not take much courage
to be a hero in the limelight.
A TOUCHING STORY
s the saving from death, of the
baby girl of Geo A Eyler, Cumberland,
Md. He writes: "At the
jifp of 11 months, our little girl was
"? - , w
ill declining health, with serious
Throat Trouble, and two physicians
gave her up. We were almost in
despair, when we resolved to tjy J)r
King's New Discovery fur Consumption,
Coughs and Oolds. The tirst
bottle gave relief; after taking four
bottles she was cured, and is now in
perfect health." clever fails to relieve
and cure a cough or cold. At
J)r \\ V Brockiuton's drug store;
50c and $1.00 guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
It is better to be known as a
good man than to be known as a
jgood fellow.
PI EN DISH SU FFKJUNti
is often causetLbv sores, ulceis and
' oncers, ibafMit away v?>nr skin.
Wiu. Bede^of h'lut. Hock, Mirli.,
i say-: "1 ii^* used Btieklen's Ar.
i nica Salve, f<^ Ulcers, Sores and
|Cancers. It is the liest healing
dressing I ever found.'' Soothes
and heals cuts, burns and scalds. 25c
at Dr W V Brockinton's drug store;
guaranteed.
ItOU I
V^v-e n
* Plaint iff.
against
Mary Bradley. Deor^e Brad icy. Davy!
Bradley. LuiceMa Bradhy. Daniel
Brail lev. Anthony Bradley. Edwin
Bradley. 11 a rris? ?n Bradley. Kelly
Bradley. Anna Bradley. E-tlier
Bradley. Very Bradley, Jane
Bradley Franklin Bradley, Beirut
law i?r I >ii\k Bradley, deCeased.
Defendants.
Ti?ii. left'tidanis (Jeorye Bradley j
and Dixy Bradley:
Vim are l?etvi>v- -ntniuonril and it- '
quired to answer 'he coiiinlaint in t his l
netioii x\ hi> h is died in ilie office of :lit(Merkof
(.our: of Cnummi Plea- for j
the eounty of Wi 1;i Mttslmiy at Kin??
tr?*e in said eouniy and to serve a copy
of your ansxx er to the said eoni|.laint on
the subscribers. at their office in Kitisjs-1
tree, S (,". w it Inn twenty day- after
tin* se' viee hereof, exclusive of the day j
>1' -itch service: and if you fail to answer
the roiin.lain: v itIiiH the titne |
afo-psaid. th nlaintiff in " this aetioti
will applv t" t.neCoun in-1lit* relief tie- i
>a .(I (I in 1 ):< rn.i .plain;.
Dal - I Auyn-L A. I)
IllKSl'H A IUKSCII.
Plaint ill"-' Attorneys
To the defendant-. J. rjre Hradlev
ami Davy Kraoie\ :
Takr notic<- tha. til- complaint in j
t.iis action iva- tiled in t!it* oltice of the !
Clerk o. Court of Common P.eas for the
e.tiinrv of Wdlia.u-ourg at King-tree
in sai founty and State of South ( aroliua^n
the 23rd dav of Autrust. 190.V 1
W imistli & iiiHscii, i
Plaintiffs' Attorney-. ;
A11 jr .' ! UK).J.
Summons for Relief.
STATE CF SOI TII CAIloLIN'A.J
JCOfNTY OF WRLIAMSBI'SO. f
t 'ourt ofOonnnon Pleas.
John M vexsen.
Plaintiff
against
Thomas Harper
Defendant, i
'iv. ?i><. il..f.niHni.t Tlinii.tK Hainor
|W Hit unviiuti >V ? |,v. .
You ar hereby summoned and re.,
quired to answer the complaint in this I
action, wliicli i> til<d in (lie office ofj
the Clerk of Court of <0111111011 I'leasi
for tli.- county of \V| liamsburg at i
Kingstree in said county and to serve a .
copy of your answer to said complaint
on the subscriber at their office it.
Kingstree..S. c., within twenty days
1 after die service hereof, exelnsive of
the dav of such serviee;and if you fail j
to answer tlie complaint within the
time afore-aid. the plaintiff in tin - j
action will apply to the court forta*?.? I
relief demanded in the complaint* 'j
\iiv'U-t % A. I> 1905.
I11RSCH & HIRSCH.
Plaintiffs' Attorneys
| the d-fendant Thomas Harper:
I Take notice that the complaint in
this action was liled in the office of
; the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
for the county of Williamsburg at
Kin."=trce in said county and State or
South Carolina on the 2:trd day of August
.S?u5
IIIRSCH 11 II.'SCH,
Plaintiff's Attorneys. 1
Aug. 2drd. 19o."(.
Notice to Magistrates.
M ig:?: rates will take notice that they .
nausi M.i hold, inquests without first i
noti ying me. When 1 give permission
! will ;>:iy magistrals nve noi.nr* 11 r
service-ami any ma?istnit.e holding
impost wi !i ??ir ilr-t beiug depu i/.ed
v me will n(it bo paid for service*.
It K GAMBLE.
d-24-3 Coroner.
Citation Notice.
ST..TEOKSOUTII CAKOI.1KA I
Col >TY OF WIL.LIAMSHCRO. \ i
I
By s M M S - ?rr Esquire, Probate Judge I
Wli-t -a* M V Cox made -nit to i< e. i
to "Taut him letters < !' administration
of ilie estate of and ert'eets of \V M II |
i Ox. TI n*se are. tiie re fore to cite and
adiuoni<h ail and singular the kindred ;
and creditors of tlie said W M li Cox. j
deceased, that they be and appear be-!
fore me. in the Court of Probate, t:? lie
lield ar Kingstree. S. C., on the second
daj of September next, after publication
thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if any tliev have,
why riie said Administration should not
i?e granted.
Given uneer my hand, this l'Jtli dav
of August. Anno Domini. 1905.
S Melt Scott.
8-24-*2t. Probate Judge.
Attention. Teachers.
The next regular examination for
teachers' certificates will be held in
the court house here on Friday. September
the loth.beginning at 0 o'clock
a. in. Applicants will not be admitted
later than ]1 o'clock. This will be the ;
last examination for teachers' certificates
ti^ next May. Special examinations
are not held in this state.
>VM ('OOl'KK.
Co Supt of ftd. |
A person is always startled
when he hears himself seriously
called old for the first time.
PUBLIC IS AROUSED,
The public is aroused to a knowledge
of the curative methods of
that great medicinal tonic. Electric
Bitters, for sick stomach, liver and
kidneys. Mary H Waters, of 546
St Clair Ave., Coluuihus ()., writes-'
"For several months I was given up
to die. 1 had fever and ague, my
nerves were wrecked; I could not
sleep, ami niy rionweh was so weak,
from useless doctors-drug#, tlad [
could not cut. Soon after beginning i
to take Electric Bitters I obtained
relief, mul in h short time I was entirely
cured," Guaranteed at Dr W
V Biockinton's drugstore; pi ice 50c,
it is very easy to make excuse
for those we leve.
It will wash and not rub off
This complexion all envy me,
is no secret so I'll tell
Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea
Lake City Drug Company, j
Hmeetinu of democratic hub. 1
Old Officers Re-elected?Proposed I
Surrender of Town CharterPrimary
Next Tuesday.
Pursuant to cali ot the vice
president the Kingstree Democratic
Ciub met in court house
Monday night at H:80 o'clock,
with Vice President Stoll in the
chair. An election of officers
resulted in the re-election of all
the present incumbents, viz:
1) C Scott, president; P II Stoll,
vice president: .1 N Hainmett,
sec. and treas.; executive committee,
Edwin Harper, C W
Wolfe, T vi (tillanjd, E C Epps
and H A Meyer; committee on
registration, H O Britton, L C
Montgomery and P S Courtney.
An amendment to the platform
was ofered by LeRoy Lee.
Esq., to the etfect that the town
surrender its present charter
and come under the general law
ot the State as bv law provided.
-- X This
was adopted and the fol
lowing committee appointed to
prepare and present to the town
council a petition from the freeholders,asking
that such change
be made: 1' 11 Stoll, LeRoy Lee
and J Z McDonnell. In view of
of the fact that the dispensary
question is now being agitated
in this county and there being a
possibility of its abolishment,
it is deemed wise to make
provision for such a condition
in the surrendering of the charter
and the incorporation under
Article IV., Sec. 1963, Revised
Statutes of S. <J., for the purpose
of meeting the needs of
our town in its rapid growth
and progress. For which purpose
we ask that an election be
ordered by the town council.
The primary election to nominate
an intendant and four
wardens will be held on Tuesday,
August *29.
Summons 'or Relief.
STVTK OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTV OK WILLIAMSKUKG.
Court of Common Pleas.
Rectina Witlierspoon, Harri-on Wittierspoon
and (? L Sauls,
Plaintiffs,
as; <?i msl
Phoebe Me Ilea, Irene Tin inns. Ettawise
Gordon. Mary Guile, James Gordon
and Wilbur Gordon,
I defendants
To the defendants,Phoebe McRea,Irene
Thomas, Ettawise Gordon, Mary
Guile, James Gordon and Wilbur
Gordon.
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this
action, which is tiled in the otHce o1
the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
for the county of Williamsburg at
Kings tree in -aid county, and to serve
a copy of your answer to said complaint
on the subscribe, at his otl'uv
inLake' irv, S, within twenty
'daysaftei the S"rcice hereof: e*elusive
of the day of sncl. service; and if
you fail to answer rhe complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plainttrt's in
tliisaetion will applv to rhe court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
W L BASS,
PlainriffVAtiorney.
A ngust 7. 1905.
To the defendants. Phoebe McRea,
Irene Thomas and Ettawise Gordon:
Take notice thar the complaint in
this action was tiled in the oittce of the
( ierk of Court of Common Pleas for
the county ol Williamsburg at Kingstree
in said count} and State of South
Carolina, on tlie 7th day of .-tugust,
1905, W I. BASS.
Plaintiffs' Attorney.
August 7, 1905.
To rtie defendants.Irene Thomas, Etta
wise Gordon, James Gordon and Wilbur
Gordon:
^Take notice that unless you procure
the apr ointment, of aGuardian Ad Litem,
to appear and defend this aetion on
your behalf, within twenty days from
the set vice of the summons herein upon
you. an application will be made ot i
the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
for the county of Williamsburg in the i
State of South Carolina, on the twenty
second day after the service of the summons
herein upon you at 11 o'clock in j
the forenoon, for an order appointing!
some suitable ai.d competent person !
Guardian Ad Litem for \on anil authorizing
and directing him to appear and
defend the acticn above stated in your
behalf, and for such other and further
relief as may bejust. W L BASS. I
H?7?ttt. Plaintiffs' Attorney.
Tax Land Sale.
By viitilo of executions to tno directed
I have levied upon and will sell for
cash f<>r taxes, on the first Monday in
September next. In*fore the court house |
door in Kingstrce, the following de-j
scril?ed lands to, wit;
30acres of land in.Sumter township
belonging to Bean Adkln-oti and
Imuuded as follows: North by 1) II
Gray; East by Dr A II Williams;Soutn
bv Estate y. W ( adeaod West bv Est.
C W Cade.
Also :j."? U'-res of land in Joli>is<m
township, belonging t" C'lies ey Hill
. id bounded a* follows; No-fh l>y
?vcsiey Barr; East by Stepney Graham
South by Ilisten Britton; West bv Wesley
Barr, g..|. gkaha.m.
s \\
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Registration Notice.
The office of the Supervisor. of Keg- j
strut loll Will IKJ OpCllf'U Oil I lit; HIM
Monday in every month for tin- purpose
of tli.- registering of any person'
? ln> is qualified a- lo'Ioivs:
Who -hall have been a resident ua
iin* Mine for 'wo wars, and of the'
county t'l.j, yea;. anq of the polling p-?- J
eincl ip which the elector offers t'jj
vote foil- uonths before the day of ,
lection. ->d -hail have paid, .-ix
month- hi/ore, any poli ia,\ riien due;
and p.:ya!?l", and who can !?>rli read I
ami write huv section of the const.cution
of IS'.'.', siibiiiittcl 10 lii*11 by tlie
Super! isms of Itegi-t ration, or who
c:t i v-on | i|nf in-owns, and lias paid
in i v c lleftable on during tlie
k.;.r, projeity in this state
a . :,t II.fee liUI)dr<>.1 dollars Ot
III .c. J. J. KADDY,
Clerk of Board
It is better to be known as a
good man than to be known as
a good fellow.
I THE "DODGIi
jH of a woman's life, is the naftv
m of life." Your menses come a
B scantier until they stop. Some
Eg entire change lasts; three or f<
E much pain and discomfort, wily
by taking
I tcai
I Woman's Refu{
r| It quickly relieves the pa
19 meerableness, forgetfulness, 1
H cold flashes, weakness, tired
'.'i bring you safely through th
$1 build up your strength for th
i At all druggists, in $ i .00
M WRITE US A LETTER
jM Put aside all timidity and writ* ua
i3j freely and frankly, in atytdUet coaflfiQ
denoe, Mtttag ua an yomr ryvaptoaoa
? andtroebfea. We wfll tend frea advice
SflJ (in plain, sealed envelops), hoar to
i,M cure them. Addresec ladfer Advisory
H Dept., The Ch&tt&noofa Medicine Co.,
MB Chattanooga, l ean.
?we?ASETI
% ALWAYS
fS 4 Solid Car Loads of Got
rS fe nd More 01
V Our Prices Always Satis
X m Goods Uni
O 300 Dozen Fruit
O We Can, We Will, and W
0 faction To All Our Custor
8 KINGSTREE !
X COMP
j BOX OF
?FR
To the Holder of the Key
One Key Given With Evei
One Key Will Unlock the J!
To Win It. It flay be You
WILKINS' R1
Kingstree, ?
ORANGEBURC
COM
Orangeburg, S.
The school is splendidly locate
to your boys and girls the best
The departments of
Art, Elocutic
are as good as in any school in
rapidly coming in. Let us sem
Your boys and girls are undei
while they are with us. and at
and attention.
Session Opens Wednesc
W, S. Peterson,
A WINNER
is one who succeeds.To increase
grain or earn, is to win. Others
win through banking with us.
So can you.
OUR POLICY OF CAREFUL
MANAGEMENT
and strict observance of the
banking- laws gives us the confidence
of the public. Speculative
investments are barred by
our directors. Its absolutely
afe to bank with us.
The Bank of Kingstree
often given to the
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women stop suddenly. The* B
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of training1 at the lowest cost.
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the State. Applications are
[1 you a catalogue,
r the best of gw>d infhu-nces
all times liave our utmost care
lay. September 20, 1905.
President .
BUY the:
NKMiiE
SEV/'NG MACHINE
Do not be .hroive?! I<v those who a(^
Venice *60.00 F .vkig Machine for
$_0.;'Q. . -;*ki :.l ( fa machine can
he l -41 'r> i,\ us or any ofour 4
.'ro.ii "<1 i.fjy to $18.00.
ViZ I.JA ; ? t .'AFtlCTY
the new is the best.
The J-Vv-i ?]< ' the strength or : 1
weakiu.-s of t. M-.ii-hines. The j
DeuSt 2o Vtf.i o .i.'uiutl with other "
strong j'ohi -: : ik'.'.s i ... \v Home y
the be.- L F V, !.!; J>hiue to buy.
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. ' '! ' 1*1 ' 'l'v. : r-tii styles of
if il?. i I ulil j Jl l.iv ?.,.u,inif Machines
we i?*.-i.nuu-. :i. ;.ua , i.. ?, ? ;h.-iuu- puivbusiug
thb i;:::.' :m r\". g maghike eo.
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Winslow Wright,
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