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' ; " : *< :> \ :Mk ' OURF. 2? Ill V UUI Plaids, Ladies' MILL CONFERENCE APPMNTIENTS FOR IINfiSTIEE WSTIICT. JPAST9K VII WILL SEKTE MKIIfi , ilSUIIf TEAI?SETEtll CUV: SB ii tux num. {xaffniX, December 2:?Tonight wilt be long remembered " *>y the Methodiste oi Sou^th Carolina. It was expected that there would be many changes in the Conference, bnt the Bishop handed out a numberjof surprises. Before reading the appoint, i ' ments the Bishop made a talk, .setting forth his reason for mak? - * - A. ing changes, lie said that no | one was reduced because of inefficiency, bat because he believed in rotation of the ministers both as to place and office. He thought it right that presiding ieiders should go back into the pastorate and make some new sermons and stay with theif families. The Bishop said he had had all the experiences of the pastorate and was not ] giving any appointments which > ^ he himself had not had. His talk was well received. The % Conference was in a spiritual condition, having just held an experience meeting. There were songs and witnessing, and when the Bishop arose to read the apfpointments the body was in a tender mood. The Bishop beg>ged all to take their work witb out complaint and do the best <jrork of their lives. The same of North Summer~ ville district has been changed to Kings tree district, with Rev J E Carlisle as presiding elder. The new district practically - embraces the charges included *in North 'Summerville. v The appointments for Kingstrfefe district are as follows: Presiding elder* J E Oarlisle. Cades, R F Bryan; Cordesville, W T Bedenbaugb; Cypress, J E '' * Carter; St. George circuit, TJ Clyde; Duncan, T E Morris, West End, W H Murray; Greelyville, T E Peeler; Grover, B W Barber; Harleyville, J P Inabinet; Harpers; W H Thrower; r" Johnsonville, T L Mullinix; KingStree, J E Mahaffey; Lake City, S J Bethea; McClellanville, E K Moore; Pinopolis, J P Winuingham; Ridgeville, H C Mouaon; Rome, W S Goodwin; Salters, W T Patrick; Sampit, J 0 Carroway; St. George, J W Steadman; Scranton, W S Henry; Summerville, M Auld. Citation NoticeThe State op South Carolina Comity of Williamsburg. By P M Brockinton, Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, Jessie A Cook made suit to me to grant him letters of Admiaistratidn of the Estate of and Affanfa nf kT A .T Hnnlr These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the km. dred and creditors of the said M A J Cook, deceased, that they be aad appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Kingstree, 8 C, on 16th day of December next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in | the forenoon, to show cause, if any they hare, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my band, this 2nd day of December,Anno Domini,190T. Published on the 6th day of December, 1907 in the Gouvtt Recoed. P M Brockieton, N Probate Judge. jg ' ( . \ ML LU e, Broadc bilks in a and Chil INERY SPECIA . THREE QUEER OTOE* Eaeh Or* It Built m Islands Cm* nulid by Many BrWf The city ef Ghent, is Belgians, is built on twenty-six islands. That# islands art connected with tack ether by eighty bridges. The oily has 300 stJeeta and thirty public eanaree. It is ndlsd for Uiag the birthplace of diaries V. and John of Gaunt, whom Shakespeare tailed "fim# hnnnNtd T " *ru^ U the ioene of the peotfleetMa of Ghent, Not. 8, 1576, end otasvacal insurrections, siege* end execution* of veil known pereoneges. It is associated with Ameriean history by ; the treety made there Dec. 84,1814, terminating the second war between England and the United State*, known as the war of 1812. Amsterdam, in Holland, is built oil piles driven far below the water into the earth. The city ia intersected by many canals, which are spanned by nearly 300 bridges, and resembles Venice in the mingling of land and water, though it is considerably larger than that city. The canals divide the city, which is about ten miles in circumference, into ninety islands. The city of Venice is built on eighty islets, which are connected by nearly 400 bridges. Canals serve for streets in Venice and boats, I 11 -J t TKn utuitu guuuuittJ, iwx isuiagu. xub h bridges are, as a rule, very steep, rising considerably in the middle, but have ?asy steps. The circumference of the city is about eight miles. The Venetians joined the Lombard league against the German emperor and in 1177 gained a great victory in defense of Pope Alexander III. over the fleet of war vessels headed by Otto, son of Frederick Baarbarossa. In gratitude for this victory the pope gave the Doge Ziani a ring and instituted the world .famous ceremony of "Venice Marrying the Adriatic Sea." In this ceremony the doge, as the chief ruler of Venice used to be termed* with appropriate ceremonies drop- 1 ped a ring into the sea every year in recognition of the wealth and tradecarried to Venice by the Adriatic. A Daily. "You are a* daisy," is used by ? Dickens in "David Copperfield" in the sense of calling a person a daisy in the way to express admiration and at the same time to laugh at one's credulity. Steerforth says to young Copperfield: "David, my daisy, you are so innocent of the world. Let me call you my daisy, as it is so refreshing to find one in these corrupt days so innocent and unsophisticated. My dear Copperfield, the . daisies of the field are not fresher , than you." As a Brother. ^ A certain curate was of a painful ly nervous temperament and in consequence was constantly mak- . ing awkward remarks?intended as ' compliments?to the bishop and others. Having distinguished himself in an unusual degree during a ' gathering of clergy to an afternoon tea at the bishop's palace, he was taken to task for his failings by a senior curate, who was one of his companions on the way home. "Look here, Bruce," said the senior decidedly, "you are a donkey. Why cannot you keep quiet instead of making your aw nine remarks? I am speaking to you nor as a brothersLoud laughter interrupted him at K?a noint uid ^or the moment he wondered why. Humor* wf Hm Dvbfln QoiUry. The humor of the Dublin gallery h&a kwjgbeen proverbial. Mecreedy in hk ^eznimeoeooee" relate* that oh one occaaioc when playing OtwnyV "Vfloioe Preaerred" Jaffier'a long and rather drowey dying speeoh to interrupted by one of the gallery, in a tone of great impatience, calling o?t very lwactty, "Ah, now die at oooef" to which another from the othfr nde iaonediately replied, ' Be quiet, yon Maokgnard," than turning with a Mtrouaiaf tone to the ttngving Jaffier, *^ake yonr tteflg; A VE IS C :loth, Cre ill the lat [dren's CI L ^ AAAAAAAJLA VWYWtW |mT Mwt piofb in l|i *1 beea lick they mi j/?n to bring bad ? But the sfcengut T Emulsion k that I tick to gat results fro f It keepe up the ath A brings color to a pale o Tents coughs, colds an rA : ~ " * r V, " X Food in cooceotrai 6 waD? young and old, li o A And it contains no * at Y ALL DRUGGI8T81 Notice- t By Georgetown & Wee tor* Railroad Company of its Intention to Apply to the Next General Assembly of the State of South Carolina for an Amendment to, Alteration and Change of its charter. The Georgetown & Western Railroad company will, at the next session of the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, apply to said General Assembly for an amendment to its Charter and for such alteration and change therein as will confer upon it by in Act of said General Assembly, among crther rights and privileges, the right to build and construct a railroad from some point on the line of Georgetown & Wextern Railroad, between Lane* in the county of Williamsburg, md Georgetown in the county of Georgetown, through the counties of Georgetown, Williamsburg, Florence ind Marion, to some point or puims m? laid counties, by a route or routes to be letermined upon hereafter by said ' Company. iborgetowb & westers* RAILROAD Company. By Raymond S F.*mr, General Jfcmager. L0-10-J?n-151t-08 Don't Wait! TILL YOUR PROPERTY IS DESTROYED, BUT IN SURE NOW, Against Loss By Fire or Cyclone: If you want the best, get yoar Insurance in a strong- 4'Old Line" company. 1 represent several of the largest Fire and Jyclone Insurance Companies. L. H. FAIREY At Bank of Kingstree. r-24?tf. WHENEVER You Have Any KIND OF BUSINESS In eal Eitate See STALL BROTHERS, Kingstree, - - S. C. Notice. All creditors of the estate of A J McKnirht, deceased, are requested to render an aeeonnt of their demands te the undersigned. duly eerifled and attested; and all persons indebted te said estate are fceceby notified and requested to make payment to the nnder signed, Mary E McKmorr,' 13-6-dt. Exeetaferix. * * * J ? \ ' :ompli pe de Chii est shade.' oaks. mot that if tkey Wot 9 i m! Scoffs Emu!- * < c k?kk ud OTraftk X paint about Scotfs ft ,1 you don't biT? tobt ? ' felt's strength, putt fat X 3 a fretful baby happj, X gfafs Aith, and pre- 6 d consumption. O ted form far sick and 2 ?; ch and poor. 9 drugs and no tUfM, 2 50c. AND $1.00, jf in, ? r? . Yoht choice steak at People's Market, Scott & Miller Proprietors. 11-21-tf Weak Kidneys Ova>? aere trouble than any other orfta Of the body. The function of the kidney* is to separate inorganic salt and water in the pro* cess of circulation, and to minors them sad rr attendant poisons from ths body tkroagh bladder. Thereto** when the kidneys heoome diseased and weak they are nataraDy unable to perform thetr work properly, and pains in the back, leflanmatkmef the bfiidder and rtaarydlsord srs an the rssalv It Is Imperative that a prompt relief be afforded, which Is impossible anises yow remove the ciaic. I and RlsitiU Kit* VCIUH BIW1V| . ? promptly eliminate potaoaa from the jrtetu and at the um? time make the kldaeya wall and strong. ? For Weak Kidneys. Beekaahe, Inflammation of the bladder end all j urinary troublee De Witt* Kidney and Bladder Piila are unsurpassed. < A Week'* Treatment for 2??. Money baok If they fall. For Sale by W L Wallace. ! RHEUMATIC FOLKS! : ARE YC0 SURE TOUR K1DNFTS ARE I HELL? ! \r u ri.-o ' j.viaujf ruruiuaiiiu ouw/aj ait u>? to uric aeid in the blood. But the duty of the kidneys is to remove all uric acid from the blood. Its presence there shows the kidneys are inactive. Don't dally with "uric acid solvents." You might go on till doomsday with them, but until you core the kidneys you will never get well. Doan's Kidney Pills not only remove uric acid, but cure the kidneys and then all danger from uric acid is ended. Rupert B Calvo, bookbinder, employed at the State Publishing Co., official printers for the State of South Carolina, living at 1010 Lumber St., Columbia, S C, says: 'j, thought I had rheumatism and treated for it on that belief. I used all kinds of liniment The pain was in my back and in my hips clear to the shonlders. The lini- = ments did no good and I took blood medioines but they did not help me. I took a long trip in hopes that the nhanare of ohmate might help me. I was away for three months but could see no change for the better. I heard of Doen's Kidney Pills and determined to try them, and got a box at a drug store. They completely removed the paiis out of my baok and I have not felt a touch of the old trouble sinoe I used them." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foeter-Milburn e, Buffalo, Hew York, sole agents for the United Btntw. Remember the name?Dona's? and take no other. < . . V ? iTE ne, Brill 5. A full Also Up-to-date nnrl rkiMiTAn^a i IMIU VI1UU1 VII V ' Hereafter we positively refuse to publish any communication received at this office later than Tuesday; noon, except lo:al and personal items, which will not be available later than Wednesday, noon, for the current Week. By trying to be ac? :ommodating we are thrown late (very week and we are tired of it This notice applies to EVERY BODY. 4-25-tf. emrtiiYmfrmmv ? FTPi! PPilTTfll IJb AXVXJ A liWAJJi When once your buil< Gibralta Great protection ia afforde November 23 by a bouse i painted inside and ont wil Resisting Materials. Hi this test of fire. Besides owing to its Fire-Resistinf PAINT is more durable t resists the sun beat and i made for painting shinglec use GIBRALTAR PAH reasonable in price and mo FOE Kingstree E Kingstrc Manfactured by Son! and Hoofing Co.. SMAAAMMMWMMMiAM SSggSggg i !? A A A -ft <SA<S<S<S<S ? 1THEV I $ Xmas 8 is doubled if you spend it 3 Huyler's Jj make a most acceptable I g Phonog 19 I handle the EDISON The < 9 human g Heme 19 J9 1 also carry a complete line 19 riarnpfe Rmrft. Mattings. 0 r?, ?! ?-> > jjj Christmas Novelties. 19 Give me a call 31. J, STACKLET'S g KINOSTRI Kingstree Gr Kingstre Prepares boys a lege, or for the t of life. Eight in - - - ^ ?m m department ru Pure water. A Ii boarding; pupils Terms Re Falfaesatai begi tember lb. For tioft write to the or to E. 0. EPPS, Cfe lanunc, i line of I ; in Men's, Boys' Clothing. jg 5. MARCl|S. ' ItrVlilTEmV nk' I I ^| 9 WA?*IH?TOH. ?. *. / ' Sb*P?.j ^ VSW3WVTVfW^V r&jSM MM 111 If TIB' ; 1 If iK|k (||VhK 'PI WVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVWtVVV< L GTION CHEAP I jtngs are painted with ^5 ir Paint il from Fire u tested here 3 ? .x" let on fire that had been < th theee wonderful Fire. indreda were witnetsee to 3 affording greater protection ^ J I qualities, GIBRALTAR < ban any other paint,\ as it rears longer. Beet thing -* 1 i. tin and iron. Why not *+ * !fT when Fiie resisting, 3* ?re darable than others? 5 ?xjes srr [ardware Co, 1 :e, S.G . L ;hern GibraltarPaint < 'M Charleston, 8. C- $ ALUEj AN - 1 | ;i Dollar j? at L J. STACKLEY'S. g -?g Candles ? ioliday #ift, or one of our graph's ? jnly kind that imitate the voice. ? <mber ? | of up-to-date Furniture, and a select line of t ?' FURNITURE STORE. I EE, S. C. f . ?- p aded School, v ' "v ^ e, S. C. ind srirls for col- | >usiness pursuits structors. Music salthful location. Imited number of will be taken. lasonable > ns ftonday, Sepfurther inforraaSuperintendent, 0 irk B'rd Trustees. i