Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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N< .vINQSTREE DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, wmTT O-o No Shop Worn Goods?Everytliing: Fresh From Fashionable Centei our n Is In Charge of fliss Kate Saunders o We Want Your Tr V ' i Kingstret ? ?????????? ; Short but Strong. L()ll j? Col If You Cannot Come to Our ""* Store., We Will Send Our Store. THE HOUSE THAT 01 VEf To You. -0- YOUR MOP We have the best equipped 232 and 234 KINQ STREi V Mail Order Department In the We are branching out.We wan South our business capacity.We were the city. And since our EXTEN ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS w Write Us Freely. We want double our business. Prices Lo Your Orders we expect to be our trade indu READYTaWEAR GARMENTS, THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT?1HE PRETTIEST?THE CHEAPEST?THE BEST. Ladies' TailorMade Suits, long and Ladies' Hlack 'J'affetta Silk Waists : medium length,Coats. Prices range all new, a regular $5 value; our price from $10 to $50 per suit. only $3.98 each. Ladies'New Walking Skirts, made , , , n , , _ of Brilliantine, fancy mixtures, and Black and Co ore Ta e a Panama Cioihs. Prices range from $S Sllk ?r?pp?] ?nd stitched to $20 each with accordeon plaited flounce a $6 50 SPECIAL?One Lot of Ladies' V",ue: ?"r Pr,<* $b Walking SKirts?plaited all around? Ladies' White and Colored Taffeta made of all wool Panama Cloth, Silk Waists, all the newest styles? Value $5; our price $3.98. | ranging in paice from $5 to $li5 eacn | WE HAVE THE LABGEST AND BEST EQ All Orders for Carpets, Mattings, Lace Curtains, Upholstery Goods would if you were here yourself. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR-We mak Stock to select from. Write and let us know your wants.We will A~ents for THE LADIES HOHE JOL'RN, r. I We Want I | Your Trade! ^ ?AND WE ARE WILLING TU PAY YOU FOE IT IN.? I DUALITY U PIES. 5 ? You are cordially invited to call at our @ ? big store in the Brick Block R. R. Street @ and be convinced that we are offering the j?: jgj * biggest and best selected stock of ^ <?j Shoes. Hats, lothing, Dry Goods, @ ! ? Groceies, Furniture. Hardware. Etc.? 1 @ (?) 1 : ever displayed in this section of the State. r: ; S It pays us to carry the best lines and we ? ] ? shall mak? all this pay you by selling you ? @ much better goods for the same prices ? , jgj you've been paying foi inferior grades. ; I Our $125, $150 $2 00, $2 50 & $3 0011 ? Shoes for Men and Women and $4 00 @ ! @and $4 50 for Men are the Goods which? ! @City Dealers Have to Get Higher Prices ? ' |For- ; ?: I? OUR DRY GOODS ?! ? AND CLOTHING .?:: @ stock is superb; and in fact fo give us your ? 1 ? orders in any line will prove equal to an ad- ? i (gj vance in the price of your [J 1 TOBACCO OR COTTON. & 1 | 5CH00L BOOKS FOR ALL. | e | I MILLINERY Up-to-date in Every Particular, ' ? ? i I ? @; If ft Sill-lias Ci, I' I ? ' ? k i Lake City S. C. | r ? *? ? :?:?:?:@i:?:?:?:?@:?:?:?:?:?:?:?::?:?:?:?!?; iw Depar DR1 , MILLINERY ocLsI rs, Season of 1805-06. "g I L L I N f Baltimore. Look ( ade and 1 Rem 5 Dr} Sen & Co. I 5 YOU SATISFACTION OR ^EY BACK. EfrCHARLESTON. S. C. it your trade. We have doubled always the largest retailers in SIVE' ALTERATIONS and ere completed, we expect to wer Than Elsewhere are what r.pmpnts Trv us NEW F A FEW OFTHE A 50 inch Brilliuutine, Black, Navy Royal Brown and Green. One of the popular fabrics, 48 cents per yaru. BLACK DRESS GOODS. We are headquarters in the South for Black Dress Goods, Crepes and Veiling. We carry a large assortment of all qualities. Write us for samples. You'll tind our prices always a little lower than any other store quotes. HIPPED CARPET HO i, House Furnishings,etc. will rec e a specialty of this Dept.We al cheerfully quote prices. \L PATTERNS?10 and IS innitT rmuroc lUOTITIlTCC ADUUl rAinncno uiaiuuiuj. A Special Car to Be Fitted up for Experimental WorkEditor County Record: President P H Mell of this i college has directed me to send out notices of the Farmers' In-; Ititutes to be held in the State during this fall and winter. Youj will find enclosed one of these: notices. We would certainly appreciate it it you would give us a notice' of these institutes. We believe that the time has come when these institutes can be made of, great value to the farmers of j this State. The Southern Railway has granted to Clemson College the use of a car for Farmers' Institute work. The college is going j to have this car fitted up with ill of the latest appliances fori' making butter and the most im- j proved methods of handling j milk. If 4the farmers wish it md can furnish the milk, they :an see these utensils put to Dractical use in separating milk, ripening and churning the cream etc. In this car, we will have samples of about 26 varieties of! corn and will lecture on those varieties that are best adapted to Southern soils. We will have about 30 varieties of the most improved types of cotton. We will also have on exhibition those insects that are injurious to the field and garden products with the insecticides to be used ; in destroying and eradicating i these injurious insects. The 1 State entomologist will deliver lectures on the proper methods of using these insecticides. We will have diagrams and chart snowing-tne conformation af dairy and beef cattle and will have with us experts to deliver i lectures upon the breeding,feeding and care of all kinds of live stock. We will also have with | lis a magic lantern and will give! illustrated lectures upan anum-! ber of agricultural subjects. These lectures will give the re- i Bults of the experience of a great number of practical farmers and the result of experiments being : performed at this college and Dther agricultural colleges over' the country. We will have the: views showing the effect of dif- j ferent fertilizers when applied j V ": - r- Q Ijgj > % ture For ( G SHOES, l77~ icLestsI ? *W T 1 Ik. 1 A f* _J /\ i Ladies rseea rsot ^eria u press Charges. ERY D Put For Announce Will Be Given Will Spat ember the F j Got ~ - ? \ Because We Wan! ! ? IWIfc II III I I To Grow Greater and Better, We Seek Your Confidence With Bargains Like These We Offer You Here. : WE PREPAY EXPRESS On AH Orders of $ 10.00 01 Over. TRY US ON AN ORDER. \ESS GOOD DVANCED STYLES. 40 inch Cashmere in black and a! the new colorings. Trice 25 cents pei yard. 38 inch All Wool Henrietta Black and all the newest colors. Price 50c per yard. 30 inch Rain Troof Covert Cloth, ii Black, Navy, Royal and Tan Mixtun A new fabiic for Skirts and Suits. Price 50 cents per yard. ^ USE IN THE SOUTH eive the same attention that yoi ways have a large and variec > cents each. other farm product^. We will have samples of those com pounds that go into the manu facture of fertilizers and will have experts to deliver lectures on the value of these compounds when put into fertilizers. We will have material to show the properway of making grafts the proper method of pruning C ? 4 /I Vi ?? rl /v 4 4 U <i 4 null auu siiiiuc lines, me ucai method of training grape-vines, all of this with the view of obtaining the greatest quantity of fruit. In this car, will also be on exhibition work of the Clemson College student in other departments of the college aside from that of agriculture. For example: machines designed and made by the mechanical student and fabrics of all kinds made by the textile student. If you desire, I will send you later a printed detailed outlined of all that we intend to show in this car. Very truly yours, J N Harper, Director. Ulemson College, S. f.., October 4, 190"). -Statement ofTHe Bonn m MmAt jthe Close of Business September 30lh. IOCS RESOURCES. Loans and Discount* 113,980 IS Bono* anil Mortgage* 4 800 00 lte.il E*t. and Banking house..3,505 41 Ca*li on hand and in hank*..-St!.000 12 }207,885 71 LIAEJILITIES. Capital Stock 30 !K)0 00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 462 95 Pa*hier\* cks. outstanding?58 75 Certified check 315 38 Deposit? 172,018 63 *>07,885 71 State of South Carolina, i County of Williamsburg \ Personally appeared before me, E (7 Epps, Cashier or the Hank of Kingstree Kingstree, S. who on oath says that the above statement is true and correct to the best of his judgment and belief. EC Epps, Cashier. Sworn to before me this 2ml day of October. 1!H)5. John A Kelley [L. S.] Not. Pub for S. C. i J A Kelley Correct Attest.-villi Kellehan ( I) C Scott Directors. Farmers' Institutes. Clemson College will hold Farmers' Institutes in a number of counties this fall and Winter. ThQse citizens who desire an Institute held in their community are requested to send their applications to J N Harper, Director of Farmers' Institutes, KINGSTF OODS HATS. GENT Er FF For Their DRESS <300E 'EPAR merit of Grand Mil e No Me Mace, )ds C We do an extensive Mail ; Order Business, which proves . the t our methods are good and " right. You'll finaUncle Sam's Mail | a migh;y accommodating "way 11 of ShooDintr. and miehtv ac I ~ If ,0 ' VJ ^ ; commodating folks at thisend to fill your orders. ; | When a Mail Order reaches ;j us we make it a study to send i only such Clothes, Hats or 11 Furnishings as we believe is '| sure to please that particular customer. We request the return of I anything we send you not enj tirely satisfactory. 11 Better buits and Overcoats ; than ours are not made. The _ | manufacturers of the Clothes !; we sell are scrupulously particular about every detail of every garment. Our Low Prices are Largely responsible L i for the increased popularity ; iof our Store. Seud us your Mailorders. Bentschner & Vlsanska, i Corner King and Hasell Sts. ?ai, s. (ii The Largest and Most Complete i Establishment South. ulEO. S. HACKER 8 SOU, ' -MA NT FACT UE !RS OFSash, Doors, Blinds Moulding and Building Material, Sash If 'eights avd Co?'is CHARLESTON', S. C. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF Ms I mkms Bonk, Lake City. S- CAt the Close of Business September 30th, 1905. RESOURCES. Loan* Discounts $31,420 38 Bank Fixtures 321 73 Expenses (including hooks stationery, etc] 768 07 Cash on hand unci in banks ? 52,709 60 $85,219 80 LIABIL IT IES. Capital Stock $25,000 00 171 divided Profits.. 1,128 56 Deposits 58,591 24 I $85,219 80 State of South Cartfiina,! County of Williamsburg) I. II Wallace Jones, Jr., Cashier of the Farmers Sc Merchant bank . do solemnly swear that th- ' above statement is true and .correct B Wallace is, Jr. ,er. Subscribed and sworn to me this 2nd day of October, A. 1905. RC Jc * Notary Public jC. ' ^ t .r? ...... v ~ _ _. ~ 1 1 * >' """' "' V ^ SNM ?EE. 1^85^8^^ ij COriPAM 1 S' FURNISHINGS. 99* I - t^JC^plci SO Ml I >5 and MILLINERY; We Can SupplyHiem and Sa fl TH ENT jj-mifc | linery Opening Due Notice of Which a ans to PLEASE, a " *9 ' * . Company. | Farming Tools Of I All Kinds. 1 Also a full line ol Horse Collars, Back Bands. Traces, Single trees, etc. # # # # Our Dixie Plow is what you want; a heavier, smoother casting and it costs us more than the ordinary kind, but no extra charge j See our large stock of Pee Dee and Orangeburg SweepB,-Shovel Plows, and in fact everything needed in the preparation of your land and cultivation of your crop. . . . - ? Agents for Johnson's Disk Cultivators, the money saver. Just received a car Anchor Lime, always-the best. Try us on Sashes and Doors; Come and inspect our stock, you are alway welcome. LAKE CITY HARDWARE CO. LAKE CITY, S.C ... \ .?|| Big 'Shipment of j Horses and Mules. | We have just received a big lot: of fine Horses and Mules. Gentle family horses, fine match teams of mules, stylish driving horses. Moderate Prices. J? Full Line tandard Make Buggies- and Wagons. No better made; no lower prices. ?:? ?^x?ooo<^? Stuckey & Flowers, : Lake City, S. C. DO Not Forget. We Always Keep on Hand ?a Fine Stock of? SILVER PLATED WARE, m SPOONS, FORKS, SOOP LADLES, GRAVY LADLES,BUTTER KNIVES' SUGAR SPOONS, TABLE AND ' . DESSERT KNIVES, CARVING SETS ' *" II BUTTER DISHES, PICKLE STANDS, WAITERS, ICE PITCHERS, FULL TEA SETS. . ( Southern Railway ?' ' ' ? ? A- -C I .. .. a. ? m 1 waicn inspectors tor < iieoraetown* westernluuiroaa ( and Consolidated Street SaQrouL Mail orders receive prompt and careful attention. s:thomas jr., & bro 257 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, - S. C. Whiskey I Morphine I Cigarette I Ail Drags and Tofeaet habit, habit, | habit, I habits Cured by KEELEY INStlTUTE of S C. 32 Lady St.(or P O.Box 75)CoIumbia.S.C. Confidentialcorrespondence solicited it? art! it nils! a atrv A1>LF LJ.MItfs li ft Pis. Household Furniture, Bugs, Carpets, Matting and Everything to Make the ffnmo Pnmfnrt.nMft. --- ? -A Complete I ' Coffins g Caskets. A Kept Constantly on Hand and Services. Rendered Day or Night