Local and Personal.
We are sendiue- out a
number of statements to subscribers
in arrears. There are
now on our books nearly 2,000
subscribers, many of whom i
have paid nothing in a year or 1
longer. We ask all these de-j
linquents to settle up as soon
as possible. Each account is'
made out up to the nearest year j
or half year. It may be that
some who get these statements
have already paid; if so just call
our attention to the fact and
we will cheerfully make the j
correction. All we want is >
whar is due us and not a cent
more. But we do want that.
Pay for your paper.
Have you paid your subscription.
Now is the critical time.
Hold your cotton.
Let us have the dollar or
more you owe us on subscription,
please.
fiiss Sadie Philips of New York
<has been visiting the family
vpf Mr. Louis Jacobs.
IM'iss Bertha Klein of Walter
boro is spetfdu*# several days
with friepds in tdfiyn-,
Messrs. Julian and Louis
Jacobs, Jr., of Charleston spent
Sunday in town with the home
folk.
Bead notice of important
meeting of the Board of Trade
Monday light at Bank of KingB<
tree.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Jacobs of
Georgetown were here this week
visiting the family of Mr. Louis
Jacobs.
Remember the hot supper tomorrow
night for the benefit of
the Graded school in the hall
over the Farmers' Supply Co's
store.
The intrinisic worth of cotton
is thirteen cents or more and it
will eventually reach these
figures here. Store it in the
warehouse.
Last year the cry of "hard
times" was the excuse for not
paying the subscription price oft
Thb Record. No such plea goes
this year and yet we have collected
less than at the same time last year.
. What's the matter with the people?
Mr. and Mrs. T, E. Arrowsmith
are being congratulated
upon the arrival of an eleven
pound boy which came on Friday.
Mrs. Arrowsmith is at her
mother's home, Mrs. Burns, on
Front street.?Georgetown Outlook.
There will be a hot supper at
the home of Mr. S, W. Mcintosh
on Friday night, the 22nd
inst., for the benefit of the
Workman Methodist church.
The public is cordially invited
to attend and spend a pleasant
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LOSS BB05T3*g*^ II
CUtbes tUker^HHP
ia*re *wi NwfftSF
evening- arid at the same timi
help out in a. good cause
j Oh account of sickness and deail
j among our force and other cause
I the ? ork of the office has been some
what demoralized for the past fev
weeks. We now have a full fore
of employees, however, and ari
gradually getting out of the laby
rinthiue maze of difficulties wrough'
by insufficient and inefficient help
To the infantile society of Kings
tree another interesting mem
ber has been added. On Monda)
the home of Mr and Mrs E C Epps
was brightened by the comity
of a little baby girl. The proud
and happy father is receiving
the congratulations of his nu
merous friends with becoming
dignity, such as is due to the
"finest girl in the world."
We are informed that last week
several packages of The Recore
failed to reach the postoffioes tc
which they *e:*e addressed. Of course
this is very annoying to those whe
take the paper and pay for it Oai
mailing force assures us that papers
were sent out to every office and
while we are sorry that they failed
to reach their destination, it is beyond
our power to regulate the
United States mail system. At th?
same time we would appreciate
the favor that if every postmastei
would drop as a card when a package
of papers fails to show up, so
that we can take up the mattei
with the Poetoffice department and
have an inspector investigate th<
canse of the trouble.
Citation Notice.
State op South Carolina.
County of Williamsburg.
I By P. M. Brockington. Esqui re, Pro
bate Judge,
Whereas, A. E. McCollough mad<
suit to me, to grant him Letters
! of Administration of the Estate of am
effects of J. S. McCollough.
These are therefore to cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred an<
Creditors of the said J. J. McCollougl
deceased, and that they be and appeal
before me, in the Court of Probate, t<
be held at Kingstree, S. C., on the 25t!
day of Nov. next after publicatior
thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon
to show cause, if any they have, wh;
the said Administration should not b<
granted.
, Given under my hand this 4th daj
lof November. Anno Domini, 1907.
Published on the 7th day of Novem
ber 1907 in The County Record.
P. M. Brockingtqn,
Probate Judge.
11 7 2t
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that, unde
and by virtue of commission issued b;
the Secretary of State on November l"
1907, the undersigned will open th<
beokf of sub-cription to the capita
stock of E. T. Gaskins & Company a
the store house of J. D. Carter at Leo
8. C., on November 9, 1907, 12 noon
Capital stock divided into shares o:
one hundred dollars each.
E. T. Gaskins,
J. D. Carter.
Corporators.
! November 4, 1907.
The New
DeWitra Little Aarlj Kisers ar
the best pills made. They do noi
gripe. Sold by W. L. Wallace, M,
D.
Do you want a nice pair o
mules? Well, come to P t
Thomas's stable,Kingstree, S C
and you can see the nicest load
> of match teams in mules and
i horses shipped to this markel
> this season. Price to suit th<
times. Come quick before th<
best is gone. 11-7-41
For Sale130
acre farm at Dock. S. C., si:
? . mnm /^mfnrtnhlp liner kitrkpi
and dining room, barn and stables,
tobacco barns with fines. This plac
is in 8-4 of a mile of new rauroa
from Georgetown to Marion, and i
very desirable for truck and tobacc
farming. For further information ap
ply to F. M. Nesmith, Benson, S. 0.
ll-7-2t.
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Notice.
, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Williamsburg,
Notice is hereby given that a meetin
j of the stockholders of the Kingstre
Ice Company will be held in the lat
. offices of Lee & Askins in Kingstree, I
, C, on the 30th day of November, 1901
a at 11 o'clock a. m. for the purpose o
* considering the advisability of amenc
r ing its charter by changing the nam
j ofisaid Company from Kingstree Ic
, Company to Kingstree Manufacturer,
Companv. and of increasing the capitf
1 stock from $10,000 to $20,000.
, D. C. Scott,
v R. H. Kellahax,
John A. Kkllky,
2 LeRoy Lie,
10-31-tf Board of Directors.
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NOTICE!
On November 20th, 1907, the^ Count
Commissioners of Williamsburg an
Georgetown Counties will meet s
Mingo Creek, for the purpose of lettin
contract for a steel urawDrioge ove
said creek. S. J. Sixgletary,
Co. Supervisor Williamsburg Co.
10-31-3t.
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[ Trespass Notice.
t All persons are hereby warne
?, against hunting, fishing, allowini
. stock to run at large, or in any wis
f trespassing on lands owned and con
trolled by us.
R. J. Nesmit.1,
B. L. Nee mi t a,
< Wna. McCullough.
l-17-3t.
e now on display he
en's wear for the cor
They bear a certain
stinguishable.
They are not radica
these New Models
master tailors.
Schloss Clothes are periec
y with the most tasteful fashio
el. On sale by
angstree ?
KINCST
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11 @ KINGSTREE CO
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' j|j The Top of-the
5 ? Following are the Cotton I
?Hugh McCutchen, Alexander t;
W. S. Gil land, Rogers, McCab
. ? J. C. Kinder, Farmers and Spi
(?) A. F. Byars, Inman & Co., Ch
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> @ D. J. Epps, Buckeye Cott<
r /Si L. P. Kinder, Soatbern Cc
| J?! W. R. Scott, King8tree Oi
(?) R. W. Fulton, S. 0. Cottoi
@ Quotations today, Noven
; (?) Cotton 10 1-4 ceuts
! ^ Cotton Seed $13.00
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Schloss M
:re. They will set the
ning Fall and Winter.
i air of individuality
il and yet there is that differer
stand pre-eminent as the arti:
tly tailored and of precise fit, i
ns of the hour. Known every
)ry Goods
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TTON MARKET ?
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Market Assured. gj
(3M
suyers here at present: X"*"
Jprunt & Sons,Wilmington, N. C.
e & Co., Richmond, Va. (?)
nners Co., Charleston. - . jgj
arleston. S%
iUYERS ?:
)U Oil Co., Augusta, Ga. @
itton Oii Co., Charleston. @
1 M,1L S
1 Oil Co., Columbia ^
iber 7. jgj
a pound. W
a ton. ' , ?
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t A CUP OF TEA,
Ha Way t? Bring Out tha RnI Bosquet
o# tha Lasvas.
f To bring out the real bouquet of
) tea several things are indispensable.
First, the water should be freahI
ly drawn. Never use water prw.
riouely boiled, for its life is gone.
Second, the teapot should be made
hot by dry heat if possible or else
= wiga oouing water.
1 The best sort of teapot is that
made of unglazed clay. The Japanese
make one of a dark red clay,
often procurable at the ten cent
storee. But the beet are made by
the Chinese of a reddish brown clay
* from the banks of the Souchien
2 river. It is famous for drawing out
e all the sweetness from the leaves,
d There is no objection to a glaze out*
side the pot. But the inside, when
k unglased, seems to have some chemical
action on the brefing of tea
which adds to its bouquet.
Third, the "time limit* makes or
mars your pot of tea. Do not let
the leaves lie aimlessly in the pot to
give out the flavor at their own
sweet will. But procure a deep
g porc<ilain receiver or strainer full
* of holes, such as comes inside blue
g and white Japanese teapots. Put
1 your tea leaves in the strainer and
f De generous with them?they will
l" repay you tenfold with a rise in
g spirits and general couleur de rose
5 feeling?and set the strainer in the
pot. If it does not fit use your fem'
mine ingenuity and make a handle
of cord. Never let metal come in
contact with tea in the making.
At the very moment the water
boiLi pour it on the leaves. Put the
cover on for one-half minute, then
pour out a cup of the tea. Empty
thai; back over the leaves. Repeat
y this several times. Then souse the
d strainerful of leaves up and down
ones or twice or until from the arog
ma you can detect the real tea fla*
vor In this way the strength of
the tea is forced out before the tannic
acid can mingle with it, and you
have gained in less than two minutes
a bouquet obtainable in no other
way.
Take any unmiied black tea. Try
d the directions given, following the
g three conditions accurately, and you
* will find that you can make tea at
' 80 cents a pound taste like $2,
while moat people .only succeed in
Tnalpng tea taste like 30 cento.?
Philadelphia Inquirer.
odels
fashion in Gentle'
that is instantly
ice that makes
stic creation of
combining sterling workmanwhere
by the Schloss Bros'.
Company,
s. c.
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Attention!
1 ' 1 .
I handle Text books adopte<
by the State for the publi
XT *
schools in the County, am
I *
* have a full supply of thes
books on hand at all times
also carry a full line bo.
paper, tablets, pencils, pens
ink and other'Sfcliooi sup
- P-ies* .
C. OLLIE EPPS
. Kingstree, 8. C.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Transient Notices will be Publishe
In This Column at the Rate' of Or
Cent a Word for Xach Issue.
11/ a J Lwal repwwatetlra for Kin?tr
WdiltOO *?d rid ally to look after nui
all and Increase subscription II
of a promfaent monthly ring nine, on a aahu
ud commMon basis. Experience deoirmbt
tat not Decenary. Good opportanity for rtgl
tenon. Audren Publisher, Box SO, Stetfoo (
New York. 10-S1Before
keying or selling a farm c
1 any property, writ*
Tn Carolina Realty k Trust Co,
2?14-tf BishopriUe, S. C
Fob Sal*:?for casta: three mule
and two horses. William Cooper,
10-l?-4t Cooper, S. C.
w mrmi'-Ponr or fire lands of stor
! weed, pioe and oak, about 18 in. long
C W Wolf*.
Lost;?2 white mad male hound
about 1 year old. Largest one ha
ten place in right ear. Liberal rewar
for information leading to their reco>
err. J B Bradshaw,
10-24-tf Kingatree, S. C.
Wanted:?to buy sheep, hogs am
beef cattle, in small or large lots. Ad
dress,
Samuel 6. Bbyan.
ll-7-2t Salters, 8. C.
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. SUBSET MAUAZIll*
Flood Batfof Son FraaeiMO
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CAMP NO- 22.
utrui aun>M
lot aad 3rd Moo da;
nBHH II Hlfhfto ln^ each
wSJiSi/ visiting choppers cor
Vrx^SKSKiv/ dialljr invited to oom<
wf^cTOjnP// up and sit on a stum]
or^hang about en th<
PHILIP STOLL,
9 8712m. ' : Con. Com.
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5 Are you out of a Job? |
d If you are aud 'can furuiah good
,e references aud want to make
more money than too can make
~ otherwise without capital, then
' write to the Carolina Mutual
fi Fire Insurance Company, Spar?
tanbarx, S. C., for an Agency.
* We hare thirty-fire good agents
in the State making big money
* for themselves,
WHY NOT YOU?.
* Trespass NoticeAll
persona are forbidden to trespass
_ on ray lands by hunting game, cutting
. wood or letting stock run at large.
WE Nmmith.
10-34-at Cadet, 8. C.
; SOME j
SPLENDID
; BUSINESS
" OPPORTUNITIES,
m F1T8STII ictl ESiare
is Sir Adiictto Tn.
And We Bare Ibe rtiionij
fer*lasli Offer S
:
No. 80?1,350 acres, 25 closed,
5 miles from Trio?b'pllendid bar- >
gain. $8,000.00.
No. 60?100 acres near GourdiDS.
$2,000.
No. 61?Ten-Room Dwelling in
t<>wn of Kingstree. $3,306. i .
No 62?17$ acres near Roma. 1
$1,790.
No. 63?200 acres near Harpers. ,
$1,200.
No. 64?$68 acres, Johnson township.
$3,400.
No. 65?21 acres, seven-room
dwelling and store house, in town
of Harpers. $8,000.
No. 70?6 acres, store-house and
dwelling, near Benson. $2,000.
No. 71?164 acres, tec-room
dwelling, on R F D route. $2,000
> If Any of These
I Interest You, *
Call on or Write Us,
AND REMEMBER
If you wnt to bwy ?r se^ it [I
' will b? to year interest to see as.
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