Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SL The ( T Registration Notice. ^1'he office of the Supervisors of Re i*t>tttfon will he opened on the tii Monday in every month for the pi pose of the roistering of any pers who is qualified as lo'Iows: Who shall have heen a resident the State for two years, and of t county ?u.e year, and of the polling p | cinct in which the elector offers ? vote four months before the day I election. ..d shall have paid, f [ .months U n>re, any poll rax then d [ and payable, and who can both re and write anv section of the constj [ tion of 181*5 submitted to him by t J Supervisors of Registration. ?r *v can show that he owns, and has pt J all taxes collectable on during t i present year, property in this st> assessed at three hundred dollars more. J. J. KADDY Clerk of Boa re Summons for Relief. IL- state of south aroi.ina i COCNT* or WIL. UMSBCRG. f I Court of Common Pleas. John M yex^en. Plaint against Mary Bradley. <ieorge Bradley, I>a Bradley, Lueella Bradley." Dan Bradlev, Anthony Bradley, Edw Bradley. Harrison Bradley. Ke Bradley. Anna Bradley. E-tli Bradley. Very Bradley, Ja Bradley. Franklin Bradley, he it law of Dick Bradley, tl ceased. Defendan 'To the defendants George Brad) :upl Davy Bradley: You are herebr summoned and i quired to answer the eomnlaint in tl action whieh is filed in the office of J Clerk of Court of Common Pleas I the county of Willi nmsburg at Kinj tree in said county and to set ve a eo of your answer to the said complaint the subscribers, at their office in Kim tree, S. C. within twenty days aft the service hereof, exclusive of the d of such service: and if you fail to a swar the complaint within the tii afo-esaid, the plaintiff in " this actit will apDlv to tbeCourt for the relief i manded in the complaint. Dated August 23, A. D. 19Q5. HIRSCH HIRSCH. Plaintiffs' Attorneys To the defendants, George Bradl and Davy Bradley: Ta1.a rh-jr rlif eomnlaint ldlVt IIUVU V Vl'Ui VIM V V this action was tiled in the office of t Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for t countr of Williamsburg at Kingstr in sain county and State of South C : i olina, on the 23rd dav of August. 19< HIHSCH & HIRSCH, ^ Plaintiffs' Attorneys, v Aug. 23 1905. Dissolution Notice. R Notice is hereby given that the ( partnership heretofore existing und I the firm name of P S Courtney ( has this day been dissolved oy inutu consent, all indebtedness of the sa firm being assumed by P S Courtne who will continue the business. In i tiring from the firm I desire to thai j thd public for past favors and to b y speak a continuance of the same f { Mr Courtney. W J Singletary, m Single, SC % Sept. 1, 1905. ; I JPPLEMENT bounty P HURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, Dog Tax Must be PaidComptroller General Jones has rst received a number of inquiries JJn as to what county officers should do where tax-payers refuse to pay the taxes on their dogs. The law appears to be plain. If of a person who returns a dog has dx any other property, that property can be sold to collect the tax d*- on the dog; in other words, any iio property is liable for the tax on a dog once in the tax returns. he lte Of course if the party returning or a dog has no other property, \ then the dog is liable, but it is ? held that any property, real es tate or personal property, is liable for a dog tax, where the dog is on the tax returns.?News and Courier. UltatiUll iiubiug. vv STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. iel CorxTY of Williamsburg. in by S MeBride Scott Esquire Probate lly Judge. Whereas. B 0 Whitehead, ler Clerk of Court, made suit to me. to ne grant him letters of administration of irs the estate and effects of L W Loryea. le- There are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred ts. and creditors of the said L >? Loryea, ey deceased, that they be and appear before me in the Court of Probate for re- for the said County to be held at Kings'iis stree SC on the Bth day of October next he at 11 o'clock a. m. to show cause,if any for they have,why the said administration ST"- should not be granted, pv Given under my hand this 29th day on of August,A 0,1905. 's* SMbB Scott, -?1' Cf Probate Judce. iiv 0 . - Died from Natural Causes. >n An inquest was held last Sunday by le" Coroner Gamble over the body of Jack Thames, the young white man who fell dead near Cades on the night of September 16. Mr Harvey ev Brown was foreman of the jury of in inquest. Drs Uaselden anu Moor", he after a careful examination of the be body, pronounced hear* failure as the ee cause of his death. In accordance JT with the testimouy of these physicians the jury rendered a verdict " 1 L ! _ .3 ?_ 4.1 that tHe deceased came 10 nis ueacu _ from natural causes. Final Discharge. er Notice is hereby given tl.at J B Do Steele administratoi de bonis n?>n cum ial testament* annexo of tlie Estate of id James A Burgess, deceased, has this y- day made application unto me for a e, final discharge as such administrator tik and that the 21>t day of October, 1905, ie- at 10 o'clock a. rn. at my cttice, iias been or appointed for the beat ing of said petition. S McB SCOTT, Judge of Probate, W. (J. Sept 18,1905. ? 1 TO 'ecord. 1905. Summons for ReliefSTATE CF SOUTH CAROLINA,) COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG. J Court of Cotnmon Pleas. John M Nexsen, Plaintiff against Thomas Harper ? Defendant. To the defendant Thomas Hatper: You ar hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas t fof the county of Wj.ljamsburg at Kingstree in said county and to serve a opy of your answer to said complaint on the subscriber at their office in Kingstree. S. C.. within twenty days > after the service hereof, exclusive of i the dav of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time afore-aid. the plaintiff in t)ii" action will annlv to the court f??r 'he relief den?aii?ier> in the complaint. August 23, A. l> 1905. 1IIRSCH & HIHSCH, Plaintiffs' Attorney." T<? tlie defendant Thomas Harper: Take notice that the complaint in this action was tiled in tlie office of the Clerk of Court of Common Plea* 'for the county of Williamsburg at Kini'stre" in said county a? d State of , South Carolina on the 23rd day of August 1905. H1RSCH & HIRSCH, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Aug. 23rd, l9or>. PROGRAMME PEE DEE UNION. I To Be Held With Bloomingvale Baptist . Church October 27-29, 1905. I. SERMONS: Introductory, Friday, 11 a. in.? WJ Wilder. Intermediate, Saturday, 12 m.? S T Russell. Final, Sunday, 11 a. m.?H G White. II. DEVOTIONAL: Saturday, 10 a. m.?G W Taylor. III. TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION: In What Consideration Should We Hold, and what Allowance Should We Deal With a Brother Who, without Excuse, Wilfully Abstains from Church Attendance and Refuses 4~ fn fLa Qnnnnrr nf t i IU VjUIIIUUUIC IV tlie w vi ?iv Gospel? Opened by G L Ellis, W J vVilder and J E Johnson. What is the Value of the Union Meeting to the Chinches? N A Howell and IS T Russell. What Place Does the Sundayschool Occupy in Our Church Work, or Is It a Missionary Body? J J Powers and G W Tavlor. II G WHITE, For Committee.