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_JML__MWT - ^ p?? T-. JOHN H. SPARKS i mm shows : i taxd GREAT TRAIN KD&VX-I M'ALEX POSITI OX < I Will Exhibit at Kingstree TUESDAY" NOV,5. i R ! B HhO 8EUABU VIMIIU Mo*, M H^q3]{/AEW IMCATIMAi AUCX * ? nBfcXflr vJSlTi:! flllar.7? 1 ?iluw^iiK&n B /fcgrj?P'1^^ y^ ? / ^*|i^jw#r 'ft ^Jt ^ifi^n Oj iBffWySy 11 I I / y^Qk \??^ ' tBSSESySEDKEEOBEE^ Famous Champions of the Sawdust Ring, in a Bewildering Melange of Sensational Aerial, Acrobatic and Novelty Acts, with beautiful Costumes, Costly Trappings and Entrancing Music. See the performing Elephants, Lions, Tigers, Beautiful Trained Horses, Ponies, Dogs and Monkeys. Whole Troupe of Funny Clowns. Panhandle Pete and his Comedy Mules. Gorgeous Street Parade at Noon, and Big Free Exhibitions at the Show Grounds Immediately After the Parade. PACK TOUR GRIP FOR CHARLESTON .-THE- . mmm. mi mirni Will be Held NOV- 18 TO 23( One Fare Plus 25c on all Railroads for round Trip. | GRAND MILITARY PRIZE DRILLS AND PARADE i i "s State Companies to Participate. j Firemen's Parade and Hose Reel Contests. < f Fourth Annual Ponltrv Show fAdmissiion Freel 1 FOOTBALL: ; l^elsh Neck vs. College of Charleston. Citadel vs. College. STREET CARNIVAL J Illumination of City. Band Concerts. Free J Shows. Spectacular "Fighting the < Flames," nightly on Marion Square. ] Ujui. \ 1AOTIS IARIOH LITEIART SOCIETYr ad Other Interestinfl (tens Aboot Union Graded School. As we have seen nothing in ,'our columns from the Francis clarion Literary Society we lave decided that it is time for The Record to hear from this lourishing organization. A lit ,'rary editor has been elected rom among the members who ?hali attempt to send in news of nterest from the society and; ?chool. As this is our first let:er written for publication we1 )eg The Record to pardon all :rrui s. Although the annals of our iociety date back only one vear t has made rapid advancement ilong all lines and is now in a nost prosperous condition, ever Drogressing. % "Hie regular meetings, which ire held every Friday afternoon it 2.30 o'clock, are highly interring and instructive. We ihall be delighted to receive visitors at any meeting and can issure them a most cordial wel:ome from both teachers and nembers. The present staff of officers ire follows: President, Waiter bobbins; Vice President, Capers Marshall; Secretary, Daisy Mnnnerlyn; First Censor, Ix>aise Wilson; I Second Censor, Karl Goodwin; j Literary Editor, Ira Eaddv. The teachers have instituted the "Honor Roll" system for this season of school. The names of those who attained a place on the roll the first month are given below. DISTINGUISHED. FIRST GRADE. Winston Eaddy Eddie Munnerlyn SECOND GRADE. Elsie Carraway Martie Owens T\ T II?! I v. l. nnsun third grade. Daisy Rollins fourth grade. Edna Eaddy Mary Goodwin James Goodwin DuRant Rhem fifth grade. Marie Eaddy Charlie Thomas sixth grade Rosa Bruorton Leta Carraway Alice Chaudlv Maude Goodman Pauline Munuerlyn Laura Rhem Kilgo Godwin seventh grade. Annie Eaddy Florence Hemmingway Karl Goodwin Emmie Snow eighth grade. J. Capers Marshall tenth grade Ferney Hemmingway highly d1stingushed. } third grade. Ethel Johnson OZd V 1 XL UIVAL/D* Louise Wjlson eight grade. ' Daisie Munnerlyri Daisie Brockinton tenth grade. Iva Eaddy. Hoping that we may soon have a visit from you, Mr. Editor, Editae Litteratubae. Citation Notice. State op South Cabol^a . County of Williamsburg. By P. M, Brockington, Esquire, Probate Judge, Whereas, Mr*. Belle 6. Blakely made Bait to me, to grant her Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of T. A. Blakely These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred ind Creditors of'the said T A Blakely, ieceased, and that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be Held at ivmgsrree, o. u, on toa ntn lay of Nov. next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to dhow cause, if any they hare, why the said Administration should not be panted. Given under my hand this tStb day )f October, Anno Domini, 1907. Published on the 81st day of October 1907 in The County Rkcord. P. M. Brockington, Probate Judge. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that on the 3rd day of Nov. 1907, I will apply to the Probate Judge of Williamsburg Jounty for a final discharge as adminstrator of the Estate of H. K. Browier, deceased. W. M. Browdeb, 0-3!-4t. Administrator. Banquet cheea.^ 20 cts per lb. at Hill & DicksonV 10-31 -tf 57 varieties of Heinz's pickles at Hill & Dickson's. 10-31-tf Everything good to eat at Hill & Dicksons'. 10-31-tf. Stomach troubles. Heart and Kitlnev ailments, cati be quickly corrected with a prescription known to druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Restoravive. The prompt and surprising relief which this rvmeay iram- diately brings is ent'rely due to its Restorative action upon the controll ng nerves of the Stomach, etc. D. C. Scott. EYE* WINKS. They Occur on *n Average Twenty Timet a Minute. The average person winks his eyes every three seconds?that is to say, twenty times a minute, or 1,200 times in an hour. This means that an ordinary day's work for a ^air of eyelids is from 13,000 to 20,000 winkB. A wink is accomplished in $bo?t one-fiftieth of a second, so qifickly that, as anybody may observe for himself, it does not in the slightest degree interrupt continuous vision. < But the notion that wilficing k intended by netare to give repOee to the eyes is a mistake, the object of it being merely to keep the surfaoe of the sensitive fettle organs constantly moist. The moisture, which is neceenry for the health of the eyes, is supplied, of coarse, by the team x For this purpose?that h to say, j to keep the eyes continually bathed ?considerable quantities of salty water are secreted. The water is flowing all the time and would pour out over the edges of the eyelids were it not for an oil which is furnished to prevent this. This oil is secreted and supplied by little glands along the runs of the lids. There is^uls<va tear duct, which carries off the superfluous water and gets rid of it. The mouth of the tear duct is plainly visible on the edge of the lower eyelid near the inner corner of the eye. It is a small pipe, which leads down into the throat, so that when one puts into the eyes anything with a pronounced taste, like cocaine, the flavor of it is presently distinguishable in the mouth. The eyelids, if closed, are abso* lutely water tight. They do not exclude light, however, nearly so well as most people suppose.?Saturday Evening Post. 8af? and Swift. The pupils in No. 3 school in Bushbv knew that whenever *Mr. Lamson paid them, a visit there was one question he was sure to ask. and their answer Whs always ready. The other selectmen might pro-1 pound, geographical or arithmetical puzzles, but not Mr. Lamson, chief of Bushby's fire brigade. ; ' It was the closing day of school, and the children, havi ng listened to three addresses wjtli drowsy patience, were glad when Mr. Lamson roee to conclude the exercises. "Now, children," he said cheerfully, "you 'hare listened most attentively to the words of Air. Howe, Mr. Gray and Mr. Ranleft. I wonder what you would do if I'made you a little speech?" . The shift from the usual question was so unexpected that the children answered, before they had tone to catch themselves. ** "Form in line and march'quietly out of the buildingP they cried in prompt and joyful chorus. Bitter WH Samuel Sogers, the banker poet, was noted for his hitter wit, for which, however, be had an excuse. "They tell me I say 31 natured things," he onoe observed in his slow, quiet, deliberate war. "I have a very weak veioe. If I did not say ill natnred things do one would bear whet I said. It we* owing to thti weakness of roice that no caxx&es were nut on hie dinner table, for gbie ana noise go together, and dimness subdue* the roioea in conversation a* a handkerchiqfr thrown over the cage of a c&n&rJfabdvee it* song. The light was tnwyon upon the wall* and pictures and shaded from the room. This did not suit Sydney Smith, who said that a dinner in St James' place was "a flood of light on all shore, and below nothing but darkness and gnashing of teeth." You nerer have any trouble to get children to take Kennedy's Laxatire Cough Syrup. They like it because it tastes nearly like maple^ sugar. Kennedy's Laxative Uough Syrup is a safe, sore and prompt remedy for coughs and colds, and is good for every member of the family. Sold by W, L. Wallace, M. D. Notice Notice is hereby given that on November 25, 19C7, I will apply to P M brockinton, Esq., Probate Judge for Williamsburg county, at 12 o'clock m., for a final discharge as the Administrator of the Estate of of R If Thomas, deceased, W 0 Thomas, Administrator of the Estate of R M Thomas, deceased. 10-24-4t " f . ' - ' .. , * - X . - . -3CJ , ? . A ' ' - HERE to stai With J ? j ? TWO CAKS FLOUR, A ONE HUNDRED SACKS ? FOUR HUNDRED SACKi ONE HUNDRED BOXES * ' J1 \ ? r ? f Big Assortmen Move Ghee Yours t WTM KINQSTR f Sif'l | Why We Are ; E We do not want it all, i E FIKE 8TOTK STER1 i E Tea Setts, Pitchers, Cups, j: Soup Ladles, Ice Ton* Knives, Beautitul Assc ? WATCI 118 g: Southern, Georgetown and Wi i Street 1 STHOM/ ij? 257 Kll^G S1RFE1 Mail Orders Receive Ca 7f|||U|it||l|U||lHUUlHUiUlll V " " w " W W w W WW " w w dlTTOI -AND THE PR TOE There will be a. number of Fall and we are ready to sei splendid crop prospect we are enlarge our floor space, and ra Queen Stoves and Ranges fron price 20F? We have just received a ca fered at a low price. Rememb idib;Moore & Co's Paunt. Alsc Cutlery and Razors. The Rob preciate our friends' patronage tmued confidence. . L,ake City J LAKE I One Quart A SNAP 1. 4 Qta. Acorn Corn $2 00 1 Qt Rye Free. SNAP 2. 4 Qts. Surnuf Corn 3 00 1 Qt. Rye Free 8NAP8. 4 Qts. Hygrade Corn 4 00 1 Qt Rye Free SNAP 4. 4 Qts. Corncob Corn $5 (X) 1 Qt Imported Claret Wine Free SNAPS. 4 Qts. Eagle Gin 00 1 Qt Rye Free. SNAP 6. 12 Mixed Qts. Wine $6 00 1 Qt Rye Free. SNAP 7. 4 Qts. Monogram Rye |2 00 1 Qt Rye Free. SNAP 8. 4 Qts. Black Fox Rye *3 00 1 Qt. Rye Free. SNAP 8. 4 Qts. Square Deal Rye $4 00 1 Qt. Imported Claret Wine Free. 8NAP 10. 4 -Qts. Gold Seal Rye $5 00 l|Qt. Imported Claret Wine Free. SNAP 11. 0 Qts. Cream of Kentucky $5 00 SNAP 12. 20 Bottle* Bale Export Beer 91 00 MORRIS DIS P. 0* Box 243. BEAL WIEBE fOV ' ' ' ' " ' * i J V' - ' . ' r i V k.'- . * " . ' -v ^ j; . V -? # Prices Hammered down. ? > J* : NY GRADE." . fl COFFEE ANY GRADE. ^ SRICE ANY GRADE. - |T i CRACKERS. jl ? f j'y t Can Goods to ip for Cash. :o please, . i ' IHV.111^^ EE, S. C. BUSY! I Sv* 4 Always Busy. * 2 ; but mu$t have OUR share. 2 : line silver in una. 2 ! ? Spoons, Porks, Berry Spoons, ? \ js, Sugar Spoons, Butter 2 ; irtment in Chest and Cases. ^ I VECTORS FOR 2 i estern Railroad and Consolidate! 2 > ~S ; Railway. 2 1 AS&BRO. I r, CHARLESTON, S. C. | reful and Prompt Attention, 3: iiiiiiiniii'iiiiiii hiiiiiimimi^ i ?4 # 9999999 WWW WWW WWW WWW?P?WWW 9 W ISKDI6 INCE REGENT ISACOO. subjects of both in Lake City this* rve them. In anticipation of the"" repairing our warehouse so as to * 4 ther than remove the stock of O.K;' ' : warehouse *we have reduced th^ 3x Oerrt. irload of Wire Fence, which is of er we are headquarters for Benja), we offer exceptional values in eson Razor can't be beat. We ap- \ ; and will try to merit their con. I Hardware Co., 3ITY, S. Cbsolutely Free! SNAP 18. 20 Bottles Schlitz Beer $2 80 SNAP 14. 20 Bottles either Port, Cherry or Blackberry' $3 75 SNAP 15. 6 Qts. Scuppernong Wine t2 85 SNAP 16. 6 Qts. Blackberry $2 85 SNAP 17. 6 Qts. Port or Cherry 82 75 SNAP 18. 5 Qts. Rock and Rye or I Peach and Honey 82 00 SWAB 1?. 4 Qts. Apple Brandy $2 00 1 Qt Blackberry Free, SNAP 20. 4 Qts. Peach Brandy 12 00 1 Qt Blackberry Free. SNAP 21. 4 Qta. Malt 94 00 1 Qt Blackberry Free. SNAP 22. 4 Qts. Lynndale, Bottled in Bond 94.00 1 Qt. Blackberry Free. 3XMA r i?. 4 Qta. White Mills, Bottled in Bond $5 0# 1 Qt. Blsekberry Free. SNAP 24. . 4 Qts. Ivy Crown Rye 14 59 1 Qt. Blackberry Free. iTILLflNIG CO. Wilmington, N* C* GET A SQUABE DEAL. ?- - - *? J- ^-ji* *, cr;jw/v:.