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SUPPLEMENT TO J ?lje &ountj) Jlecorfo. VOL XIX KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA, OCTOBER 26, 19057 N0 44. I . ; rom cub j1 ^BHHHSHHSBHSKR9K7 v\ /,L. BASS f Attorney at Law LAKE CITY, S. C. -Dr H J McCabe Dentist. ' e tt rvT ^ run d ttit q H i r\ i i^ito i -\ fin. - u. j1 ???????????????? | DR. J. L Bass, cr f PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, a Kingstree, S. C. I _ t Clerk's Sale. ' State of South Carolina. County of- Williamsburg. In the Com t of Common Pleas. George J Graham, et a), Plaintiffs. o Ida R Graham and M Eiuniett Graham. Defendants. NOTICE OF SALIV. M Under aud by virtue of a decretal jf order in the above stated case made ?w * his Honor J C Klugh and dated April r " 12th, A. D., 1905, I will sell at public ^ auction to the highest bidder for cash. 1 \on the tirst Monday in November, 1905, being salesday, before the court house door in the town of Kingstree. county c and State aforesaid, duiing the legal hours of sale the following real estate, to wit: (1.) All that tractor parcel of land lying, being and situate in the county of Williamsburg and State aforesaid, containing three hundred and fiftynuirp rtr and bounded as follows: On the North by lands of Dr S I> M Byrd; on the East by lands of ?J W Cock field; on the South by lands of R F Tilton and R H Graham, and on the West by lands of Salema R Graham. ^ . (2.i Also all that tract or parcel of land iying,oeing ai.d situate in thetown of Scranton, in the county of Williamsburg and StSte aforesaid, containing two acres,more or less, and bounded a* follows: On the North by lands of I V Bardin; on the East by lands of 1 V Bartlin of Church street; on the South by lands W II Cause, a id on the West - by the Northeastern railroad. (3) Also all that tract or parcel of land lying, lnung and fituate in the town of Scranton, in the county of Williamsburg and State aforesaid, containing one ace and b o u n <1 ed as follows: On the North by lands of W X Ginse: on the East by Chur.'h street, on the South by lands: r . 12- 1 . l.? U'?,, |... , | 01 i * liaruin. anu uu iu<- >>\ mt i North Eastern railroad. jj (4 Also all thai tract or parcel of land lying. l?eing and situate in the town of Scranton. in the county of g( Williamsburg and State aforesaid, containing Two acre-. Three Ko?kJ< 11 and Fifteen Perche-. hounded on the ^ North by Francis II Graham: on the East by {he North Eastern railroad;on 8 the South by lands of R II G>aham u and on the We-t by the lands of S ilenia R Graham. P (5) Also all that tract or parcel of li land lying, being end situate in the town of Serantt n. in the county of 1 Wfll iam-burg and Siate aforesaid, eon-; il taining Tliree and one-half acres, .. bounded on the North by land* of 11 11 Graham: East by lands of S R Graham: ei South by land- of R H Graham and West by the North Eastern railroad. (6? Also all tltaL lot of land in the " town of Scranton in the county of c, Williamsburg an 1 State aforesaid, containing one acre and bounded North w by lands of I V Bardin.Kast by Church ^ street, and South by the land late of . Hester B Graham. h (7) Also all that tract of land situate, lying and being in said county and State and containing three bundled ? and thirty-four acres, and bounded as o: follows: On the North by lands of I V i Hardin and lands of the heirs of Mary J Nettles; on the East by Long Branch; s< on the South by lat ds of the heirs of Mary J Nettles and lands of Spive.v and Moulds, and on the West by the ii Public Road. ^ (8) And also all that tract of land lying, being and situate in the town of H Scranton, in tl?e county of Williams- ^ burg and State aforesaid, containing one-eighth of an acre and bounded as b follows: On the North and West by 's the lands of I V Bard in, on the Ka-t j in- TVi.ur street, and on the S?>Utll !>v I P the street leading to X M Graliam, Jr. Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers. t R C. WHITEHEAD. 0 Clerk of Court of Common Pleas. October, 1905. 3t a Sheriff s Sale. * STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN A. t Ol'XTV OK \VILLIA.MSBl'KG. V R II Kellahan VS li E MeElveen. ? By virtue of a judgment for fore- y closure to me direeted and filed in this cause I will (dt'er for sale at public 0 auction in front of the court house a i door in Kingstrre, S C within the le- . gal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash on the first Monday in Xovem- |j ber next, being the 6th day 1905 all that tract of land situate in the Conn- a ty and State atoresaiu containing iwi \ hundred and ninety two (292) acres, [ more or less;bounded North by lands a 01" E W Smith; East by lands of Du- a BosejSouth by land of T R Wilson and West by lands of M E Wells, being; ' the tract of land conveyed to me (J K ] McElveen) by deed lrom Ellison A Smyth and J E Adger, which deed is * dated the first day of January, A D, 1881,and is recorded in Register's office for said county and State in Vol O, ( ^ Page 361. Put chaser to pay for paper, j ffi. GOWN STILL I, NOT CONVINCED.!' !i CATECHISES MR. GAl'SE AND INTER- ( POLATES THE USUAL DISPENSARY || "LOGIU." L editor County Record: f I wish to ask Mr Gause some I ues t ion*, but before doing sol wish ! oc-all your attention to a short s ditorial in your paper of August 31, 905: "To those who claim that the dis- ^ ensary is the back bone of our eduational system we would cite the 1 act that in Greenwood county the r verage public school term is r-s long v r longer than in Williamsburg, the s eachers receive more pay and yet he taxes are no higher than ours. , low are we going to get around hese facts? " 0 I wish to give the number of chools in each county, the levenue 0 f each county for schools, which rill explain it all: No. schools in Greenwood Co.? j ,-hite 53, negro 62. Total 115. n No. schools in Willamsburg ,'o.?white 102, negro 78. Total v 80. I will give the revenue fioin each 1 ounty for schools: ( GREEN\VOOJ> CO. Balance from 1903 $4,296.79 e Poll tax ' 3,606.00 t 3 Mill tax 18,327.32 a Dispensary fund 4,677.53 j Extra levy 4,195.78 O t her so u rces 2,520.73 - $>37,024.15 WILLI AMSBIRO CO. 1< Balance from 1903 4,073.50 f Poll tix 4,540.00 3 mil! tax 7,718.41 ! Dispensary fund 6,156.22 Extra levy 1,872.94 Other sources 462.18 ' Vital revenue of eountv ?25.429.31 Williamsburg has G5 more schools huu Greenwood county; Greenwood k' as ?^12,194.84 the most money. |i Now I will take up Mr Gause's ^ ertnon and will say to him, don't lake any excuses to the editor for * othering him. The editor has $ iven the people the use of the col- d mns of his paper to discuss the dis- j ensary question and has been pubshing his (Mr Gause's)serinons over * ud over, just whenever he wanted it h one. It was*th* same sermon every ^ It ime and I am satisfied that the 'I ditor will publish all that either * ide has to say, if it is worth pub- F shing. The readers of The Reokd have that sermon by heart, as L ell as his church-members. I ^ ould imagine they can repeat it by I. eart, so give us something new. Jr T tvonf Mr n jiiiEo tfi'anatt-pr I'hpsn ! T uestious. He can put the number f each question to his answer. Don't C kip any. If you can't answer, say ? > * ii 1. The man that the dispenser i Kiugstree was telling about who ought so rnnch whiskey and shipped : to Lake City, what would prevent hat man from buying that whiskey utside of the State and having it hipped lo him if there were no disenaary 111 the State? 2. Which would be the best for hat man to 'do, buy his whiskey utside of ihe Stale aud sell it here nd let the county lose the profits* r buy it here and let the county lave the benefit of the profits? 3. What tfood did prohibition do i hen we had it? 4. Which will be the easiest for ilind tigers, with no constables to ratch them and seize their whiskey t r have constables watching them nd seizing their whiskey? Kemem- d >er did we not have these constables ' ?efou* we had the dispensary law nd the Mate could not keep them a kiihutit taxing the people to do it s ,nd you would soon be howling bout that as you are now about the e rhiskey. The prohibition pai-y s rntes the constables as bad as they v lo the dispensary. \ 5. Which would be the most fay>rab!e for blind tigers to make sales, ? ;o hive the dispensary to compClp ' vitlnor to have no competition? 11, G. Cun the legislature make ail) aw that \v i 11 prohibit mil roads and tx press companies from bringing vhiskey within the State? If so tell is how the} can do it 7. We have in this part of the ounty (and, ! suppose, all over the ;ounty) men that are making whis iey and selling it. I have put the {uestiou to some of them asking bom how they were going to vote, riiey ?ay they are going to vote for nohibition, that the dispensary is n their way. How does the dispellary get in their way? 8. I know a man that is doing all lc- can for prohibition and he gets Irunk every chance he gets. I could lot understand what he wanted until ecently I found out he was selling rhiskey. "Why is that man wovking o hard for prohibition? 9. How will you feel when yon mow you are voting with these kind >f people to get things in the shape hey want it? 10. Can prohibition prohibit anyone that wants to buy whiskey from niying it? 11. Can it prohibit people from Iriuking whiskey when they have ;ot it? 12. What good will prohibition do rhen we get it? Does it prohibit? 13. Can prohibition prohibit peo>le from making whiskey ? Before I close I will sav that Greenwood county pays $12,931.75 nore money from the three mill and xtra levy tax and gets their share of he dispensaay money f.iom the State nd with G5 less schools than Wiliamsburg. Yours for the dispensary, S B iGoRDOX. Tax Notice. The tax levy for year 19n*> is a< Inlaws: 'or State 5.':. Mills " School j " 4 ordinary county 4 ' " Road j " "Jail 1 " Special School Districts, fo 15-23 and '21 " 3 Mills " 1(? and 2<? 4 " IS 1 " " 19-20-21 and 22 2 u A capitation tax of one dollar on all nale persons between 21 and 60 \earfage?and 30 mills on all cattle, sheep <>at-and hog* Anderson. Suttons, and art of IVnu Town-hip.?^*lso 30 cts ier head on all dogs. After Dec 31st 1 per cent pcdulty f r an. 1 percent for Felt, and 5 per cent tenalty for March will he added. Aftei 1 arch* 15th Tax Books will close and xecutiou issued Commutation tax 1.00 for year 1900 payable until 1st ay of March I9O6. i will bent the following placesmenionedlx low for collection of said taxes October. [ingstree 10-17?let ireelyvide ( 20-21 [lug-tree 23 and 24 iltors 25 roiirdins ? 26 'rio . 27 larpers 2S [orrisville 3u tome 3i November hurch 1 .aniberts - 2-3 B Boston's Store 4 1 F Prosser's Store 6 eo 7 .akeCity 8 era n ton 9 .ake City 10 ades 11 ling-tree 13. 14 & 15 edar Swamp 10 Kennedy's Store. 17[ingst.ee Nov 20 to March 21 iciuslve except Saturdays. G W JOHNSON' Co Treas A DROP OF INK MAKES MILLIONS THINK. It also writes a check that pays hat bill of yours. Yon may want to semi money a istance for various purposes. The 'drop of ink'' and A BANK BALANCE t our bank makes the check you end pass current. Your check, 1 iKe our bank," passs at the clearing house and is tamped "0. K." Keep an account vith us and it will help you in many vays. rHEBANK OF KINGSTREE. | :(^mbei^u^s; Cough Remedy | The Children's favorite i ?CORKS? Coughs. Colds. CrtVn and Whooping Cough. Thi* remedy is famous for Its cures over a large part of the civilized world. It can I always be depended upon It contains no 1 opium or other hnnr.fu! drug and may bo given as confidently to a baby as to an adult Price 25 ct9; Large Size, 50 cts. The Largest and Most Complete Establishment South. GEO. S. HiCKED S SON, ?MASr?ACTTO *RS OFPash, Doors, Blinds Moulding and Building ^terial, Sash Weights and Cords AltlitMUW, r*>. V . T; P rinters. We manufacture the ! very highest grade of Brass Rule in Strips Brass Labor Saving Rule Brass Column Rules Brass Circles Brass Leaders Brass Round Corners Brass GaMeys Metal Borders L. S. Metal Furniture Metal Leaders Spaces & Quads 6 to $6 Pt. Metal Quoins, etc. We are now also making TYPE. Our first series will betlie popular DKYINXE which we have nearly ready from 6 to 3d POINT., Other standard eases will follow as rapidly as possible. . Old Column Rules refaeed and made as good as 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 and are sure that we can make it greatly to your advantage'to d^al with us. A copy of our Catalogue will be cheerfully furnished on application Philadelphia d-:_i??c rv r i unci d uuppjf vw, Manufacturers of High'Grade PRINTING MATERIAL 39 N. Ninth St., Philadelphia. liSSiwnS i/Toast]!)/ ? fTflOpoi ?^__berwe< Norths Florida A passenger service and comfort,equipped > J Dining, Sleeping and ' For rates, schedule, I tion, write to WM. J. Gen nnraHi < * > Filial DischargeNotice i- lieieby given that Hugh Mc( utcl en. guardian of the persons and estates of Thomas ami Wee Jennie Mct'utcheu ha- t.lih day made application unto me for a final disclarge is such guardian and that the 28th day of October, A. I)., lbu."}. at 12 ocloek. a. ni., ar my office ha- been appointed for tlic hearing of said petition. S. Mclh Scott, Probate Judge, Williamsburg County. October 2nd. ~~for sale; ;~ i*rii'K in any quantity tu suit purcnas er. The Lost Drv I'ress Maciiir.o-msule Special shapes made to order.' Correpondenee solicited before placing vour orders, W. R. FUXK.' Lemons as Medicine Their Wonderful Effect 1 on the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and B/oocL Lemons are largely used by The Mozley Lemon Elixir Company, in compounding their Lemon Elixir, a pleasant Lemon Laxative and Tenic?a substitute for all Cathartic and Liver P: 11a. Lemon Elixir positively cures all Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Headache, Malaria, Kidfiey Disease, Dizziness, Colds, Loss of Appetite, Fevers, Chills, Blotches, Pimples, all Impurities of the Blood, Pam 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 condi lion peculiar to themselves. 50c I and $1.00 per "bottle at I | ALL DRUG STORES] | "One Dose Convinces." *- J . buy the: jjfe p SEWING JACHINE Do r.ot b: <!?v< iv;'I by those who ad? veriise ) .SwingMachine for of a ma'*hine caa be boM.'bt IVoni u.sornny ofour deulvTs fio!.i?i5.b0to $18.00. V;? M*KE A VAHIETY the hew ho::: is the best. The Frt-1 the strength or weak 11 os ts?-/.-i.i;T iMa'liineij. The with other strosic ivmii's n-.kis t "? .? \ctv Home the b*-^t l.iuo to buy. U/?;h frr PIDP:! r,\V2 *'? *'??* dir. t W'' 1 f! '^1 j J- Alii^ 'r,,,t stv,<-s ?t ' IJ...J . . ? tiiu si-wing Machines Wo hi ,:i I .1 opurchasing ins n:7 n::x mm* machine go. or.ANC? M iS3 f 2S Uul?;n S v y. Y., 1 ,:ns; . I'S.; Atiunla, Ga^ St. I < al.ijMo . i? i: in I'rancUoO, Ca,' ' r- TALE BY j Winslow Wright, Scranton,S. C. { FOLEY^KTDNIEYCURE Rakeo Kidneys sod Bladder Right ? 1 nC(OflSTllNE| UOHFAREorT^n/EL 5fl ft)C? ?d-South ^Cuba. ; unexcelled for luxury ;vith the latest P illman Thoroughfare Ca-s. I , maps or any int/rma? CRAIG, | ernl Passenger Agent, Wilmington, N. C. KINGSTREE ^ || Upholstering Co. sav6 moiiey#-! Money saved 1S money made. IS Furniture of all kinds j For every $1.00'you spend at.* ' either of my three stores, I M w orked o\er and made to , , . 101 , . _ guarantee to save you from 12* I look the same as new. 20 per cent. It takes 3 large * | | Sewing" Machines repaired ' stores to hold our immensb 1 ! and Buggies painted at stock. ' ;^| m -or?. ^rw^c In store No. 1 located on the | I P corner, I carry a complete line of *$1 ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Dry Q^%-lothing Sh0CS 1 Tables, Wardrobes, Book '' In store No. 2 we carry a com_ 1 I A ^ plete an^ Up.to-date line oF$a Cases, Kitchen Safes, Heavy and Staple Grocer*J9 | etc., made to order. ! | Give us your work and In store No. & we carry we are satisfied we can ?beautiful line of? j suit you both in prices \ Furniture, Cook Stoves, jj and workmanship. Mat tings, Trunks and"9 Coffins. An inspection .is all we ask. j Call and see us. j Uticmncc JM P. A. Akbrook & CoIQ Tf mA vfnP I , rcT^ H?td c r 0> V. IAIJjUIM ' (Successor to S. J. Taylor) .J GREELYVILLE* " S. O L ^ W?m9t??m Write I U? A Letter? I OUR 'BUSY" DRY GOODS STORE I Is now filled with choice winter fabrics. From now until the spring season opens we'll make * strong efforts to clear out this stock. If there's something in winter goods you can use? JUST WRITE US A LETTER i rxrT -'ii r J 1 i. ?_ SUSse* ^ I we ii iorwaru sampic^ ai mur HERETOFORE we have sold out our surplus stocks by njeans of CUT-PRICE sales twice a week,and only our home customers reaped the benefit. Now IF YOU'LL WRITE US A LET- > J| TER, we'll quote prices for the next sale. This . opens the wav for our out-of-town customers to secure the unusual bargains offered at our special sales. If you want prices on Furniture,Mark your Letter for "THE BIG FURNITURE STORE" || BUJELL <t ROBERTS, Clisirlostoii, S. C. " PALKFTTO-CLDTHWC BEST F1TTING' ' BEST WEARING T"*Of MA*K.(KBISTt*EO. _ _ _ Ebis label founb on insibe Coat pocket of euery* Suit of "I0eilm@U? ?lathing/' riiey are exactly what is claimed for them-?"Best Fitting" and Best Wearing". More Service, more Satisfaction and more Comfort derived from a Suit of "Palmetto Clothing" than from and Dther make at same peice. Your dealer guarantees that to }rour n:p stand behind the dealer/ ' _ , Bear the Palmetto Label in mind wlien you' buy clothing for yourself or the boys. All the first class merchants handle the "Palmetto Clothing-, [f your store-keeper does not, please write to us and we will direct you to the store where vou can buy them. PALMETTO MFG. CO. 28 East Fourth St., New York. ^HSN&H9HHWHHHBHiKBTCU9?SttM0|r SOUTHERN HEADQUARTERS: IS 7 and VJf) Meeting StCharleston, S.C. * AFTER THE FIRE A PILE OF ASHES IS POOR COMFORT Insure Your Property in Companies of UNQUESTIONABLE RELIABILITY. We Represent the Following Companies?the Largest and Most Liberal in the World. liverpool & london & globe, of london; phenix, of brooklyn; gerhan american, of new york; hanover of new york; sow-pttfern stock mutual, of greensboro, n c; c n 11 i t a R i P nf CH a p l e s t 0 n; 1?4 KJ 1 a ? a a?tf a?*) V w ? - . ?. GLOBE & RUTGERS, of NEW YORK? *U. SGUARANTY CO.. of BALTIMORE. Aggregating $50,000,000 Assets. 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