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Local and Personal
Mr H Fox worth was noted in
town Tuesday from Cades.
Miss Thetis Stackley is visiting
relatives in Florence.
Mr R H Pittman was here
yesterday from Qourdins.
P H Stoll, Esq, made a busi
? ? ^ iToefnr/] o tr
Iiess nip IU WlUUJUia jftavtiuajii
Mr J Heyward Scott is home
from Davidson College, N 0, on
a short vacation.
MrsLC Myers of Scranton
spent the day in Kingstree Friday
of last week.
Mr S K Mouzon of Mouzon
was here Tuesday and favored
us with a pleasant visit.
Mr David and Miss Cora Cox
of Cades visited friends in
Kingstree Friday.
Mr W S Camlin, Jr, of Harper
gave us the pleasure of a brief
call while here Monday on business.
Mr W S Shaw of Salters De*
pot was in Kingstree Monday
, and had The Record sent to a
.distant relative.
Mr R L> Blakeley of Suttons
had business at the county seat
Tuesday and gave us the plea
sure of a call.
Mr E S Brown of Leo had
. business here Monday and was
. a welcome visitor at our sanc,
'Capt. William Cooper, of
VJooper postoffice, paid The
Record an agreeable visit Monday
of this week.
Mrs J L Jennings, who has
been visiting her relatives in
Easton,Md, returned home Wednesday.
Correspondents will please
bear in mind that we cannot
nublish communications that)
I
reach us after Tuesday noon.
Mr J M Rodgers of Trio was
among- those who called last
week and renewed their subscriptions
to The Record.
Mr M F Heller has just got in
a car load of horses and mules
and asks his friends to call and
look them over.
Mrs \V M Brockiuton and
daughter of Manning are visiting
at the home of Mrs Lula
Brockinton, on Railroad avenue.
We learn with sincere regret
that Mr J P Nelson, who was
recently operated on in Charles,
ton, has suffered a relapse and
is now critically ill.
Dr and Mrs W G Gamble and
Mr William Gamble, accompanied
by Miss Estelle Epps,
spent several days pleasantly
last week in Charleston
The Misses Miller entertained
a number ot guests with a valentine
party on the evening of
February 14. The occasion was
much enjoyed by those present.
GenFMBritton of Church, the
youngest man fcr his age in Williamsburg
county, was in town
yesterday exchanging greetings
with his numerous friends.
Is
rr iving*
Daily. [
MrERBaxley, a prominent
merchant of Lambert, stopped
in to see ns Monday on the way
to Charleston to replenish his
stock of merohandise for the
spring trade.
Saturday being Washington's
birthday, a legal holiday, both
the local banks and also the dispensary
will be closed. The
postoffice will observe Sunday
hours.
We were pleased to see our
old friend, Mr RSTisdale, when
he called on us last Tuesday.
We used to could throw "Johnson"
in a. wrestling1 bout, but we
would be afraid to tackle him
now.
Mr P A HodgiS of Bennettsville
will occupy the 11 o'clock hour
at the Methodist church next
Sunday. He is representing
Columbia College, but wishes it
understood that lie will take no
collection on Sunday. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend
the service.
Mr W D Knox, county superintendent
of Chester county,
was here yesterday on business. !
Mr Knox taught school in this
county many years ago in the
Indiantown section, and quite a
number of his old friends in \
town were glad to shake hands i
with him again. j
Miss Mary Riser of Newberry, !
a sister of Mrs LeRoy Lee, is <
spending some time in Kings- j
rnmnlftinp' a course in
telegraphy under the tutelage o5 <
Miss Lifrage, the Westerns \
Union operator. Miss Riser, :
it will be remembered, was !
the winner of tbe grand 1
prize, an automobile, in. \
the Columbia State's voting con- *
test last spring. ]
Death of Hiss Josephine Grayson. <
The remains of Miss Josephine ]
Grayson were brought here 1
Monday and conveyed-to Cedar ]
Swamp church, where between <
four and five o'clock they were {
laid to rest in the presence of a 1
number of sympathizing friends ^
and relatives, the lunerai ser- <
/ices being conducted by Rev
E E Ervin of Kingstree.
Miss Grayson died Saturday
night at the home of her brother-in-law,
Mr W D Crooks, near
Harpers.
The deceased was about sixtyfive
years old and all her life
was spent at the old home place,
near Benson postoffice, where
she was born and reared. She
possessed many estimable
traits of character and those
who knew her best appreciated *
most her true womanly qualities. <
Of her immediate family she
is survived by two sisters and
three brothers.
A weak stomach means weak
stomach nerves, always. And this
is also true of the heart and kidneys. '
It s a pity that sick ones coutinue to
dru g the stomach or stimulate the
heart and kidneys. The weak nerves,
not the organs themselves, need this
help. This explains why Dr
Shoop's Restorative has, and is
promptly helping so many sick ones.
It goes direct to the cause of these
diseases. Test this vital truth, and
see. Sold by D C Scott.
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?! OUR WHIT
I OPENING.
I
"Health Coffee" is really the clos-j
eat Coffee Imitation ever yet produc-;
ed. This, the finest substitute ever ;
made, has recently been produced :
by Dr Sho<>p of Racine, Wis. Not
a grain of real coffee in it either j
Health Coffee id made from pure ^
toasted cereals, with mab, nuts, etc.
Really it would fool an expert?who
might drink it for coffee. No twen- (
ty or thirty minutes boiling. "Made
in a minute,"says the doctor. I
People's Mercantile Company.
Summons for Belief(COMPLAINT
SERVED.)
8TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ) County
of W.lliamsburg. [
Court of Common Pleas. ) y
A M Gordon, Plaintiff, v
Against
A ' <?/> Howktr IT?vin flor-Kv koira af. ?
A1IWC i/?t UJT p AJi iiu A^U4 *jj f (ivaau m* ^
law of Jack Darby, deceaseu; Yanikie c
Davis, Joe E Davis, George Davis,
Mary Conyers, Collins Davis, Louella
Frasier, heir?-at-law of George Davis, c
deceased; Mackey Davis, Morgan Dav- p
is, Bessie George, Levalve Davis, heirs p
at-law of Friday DaVis, deceased; For- gJ
tune Darby, Harry Darby, Daphne y _
McC'ants, Tena Foxworth, James Darby,
heir?-at-law of Caesar Darby, d?- c<
ceased; Docia Cohen, J;imes Cohen, c<
nilip Cohen, Mary Richardson, Sarah tx
Epps, Solomen Cohen, Picket Cohen, T
beire-at-law of Windser Cohen,deceas- ~
ed Fed Darby, Mose Darby, BonusDarby,
John Darby, Jacob Chandler, *
beirs-at-lawof Daphny Darb,deceased;
Carry Lee Dingle, C'ephus Darby, Liz- ?
rie Darby, heirs-at-law of Lisbon Dar- _
by, deceased; Ben Major, Sam Major,
Jacob Major, Fortune Major, heirs-at- ~
law of Matilda Major, deceased; Sarah
JDarby, heir-at-law ol Isaac uaroy, ae- v
:eased; Louisa Boyd, Frances .lames,
Calvin Darby, Re*anna Darby, heirsit-law
of Calvin Darby, deceased; Lo- Q
ran Gnmble, William Gamble, Wesley &
Gamble, heira-at4aw of Sarah Gamble, p
deceased; Mose Duomore, Daphney T
Mose. beire-at-law ef Clara Dunmore, 11
deceased, and Jaceto Chandler, Defend- ~
ints.
l o the defendants above named: . ei
You are hereby summoned and re- ^
juired to answer the complaint in this ?
action, of which a copy is nerewitn serred
upoa you, and to serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint on 0,
: he subscriber at their office Kingstree. tv
S within twenty-days after the ser- ^
rice hereof; exclusive of the day of
.....1* . Qi^ WA11 i 1 fA Q nstror K
?Uill gcivu.craiiu 11 fVU 1M* VV W- ? V. yy
the comprint withia the tine aforelaid,
the plaintiff in th is action will apply
to the Court f( r the relief demand- _
id in the complaint. And you.the said
Soloman Cohen, Picket * ohen, Cephns a
'olien, infant defendants, are hereby la
required to be caused.to be appointed a w
guardian ad litem to represent your in- G
terest and upon your failure so to do .
within twenty days from the service ?
Hereof the plaintiff will apply to the
Jlerk of Court of Common Pleas of
Williamsburg County to appoint a
juardian ad litem to represent your in- p<
terest. * (1
To Mai-y Gonyers. Collin Davis, Lev
live Davis, Tena Foxworth, James
:ohen, Philip C<'hen. Fed Darby, Liz- 1
tie Darby, Konus Darby, John Darby,
Sarah Darby, Rosanna Darby, Logan
1 amble, Wil-liam Gamble, WesleyGam- ^
ale, Mose Dunmore, i.ou-resident delendants:
91
Please take notice that the Com- *
alaint in this action together with the
iummons, of which the foregoing is a
ropy, was filed in the office of the r
Jlerk of Court of Common Pleas for I
Williamsburg County, State of South >
Carolina, on the 15th day of January,
[90S. Dated January 15, 190&. i
Stoll&Stoll j
l-lfi-fit Plaintiff's Attorneys. /
All kinds of tinware, kitchen
furniture and household conveni?nces
are offered"at the five and ten
cent 8tore,
1-30 4t Strong & Patrick, i
Next to P S Courtney's. Props. 1
China Ware?cups and saucers (
toilet sets, salad bowls, cake plates, j
etc., high quality and low ,
price, at People's Mercantile Co's.
Final DischargeOn
the 21st day of March. 1908,1
will apply to? M Brockinton, Judge i
of Probate for the County of Williams- \
burg, for a final discharge as administrator
of the estate of W M Mathews,
deceased.
J R Mathews, j
2-20-4t Qualified Administrator. [
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EADY FOR "
E-GOODb
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Business ! ocals.
Try a box of my tobacco for
12c. Wilkins.
Flour: William Tell is the
>est. Try it. Car just arrived.
iVilkins.
Will save you money on sugar.
Jasb. Wilkins.
Always in line on meat and
ar^l. Wilkins. \
Big stock canned goods on
land, and will save you money.
Yilkins.
Car of rice. Any good grade,
'rice to suit you. Wilkins.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Transient Notice* will be Published
n This Column at the Rate of One
'ent a Word for Each Issue.
Lcarr?Two pnblic school pny eertiftates
made ouu m favor ?f Naomi A
ou, $80 each, School District No 21. i
'ublicw warned agamet negotiating
ime. 2-20-11
Wantbd?A settled white womaa to
x>k for family of Ave. Must be good
x>k and aeat. Good home and wages !
) ricrht oerson. Mrs W D Brtjl*, 1
aft" S (I. 2-20-tf j
For iSalk?200 Tons Kainit. also otk>- '
r fertilizers iu large or small lots te< 1
jit purchaser. Call or write and get '
ur prices before buying: Farmer*
lpply co- 2-20-2t ' |
Wanted?Experienced young man a* |
rocery salesman must be sober, willing: <
> work and. furnish references. Ad- (
ress Y Z carv The Record* 2-20-2t ,?
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For Sale?100 bushels Alien Long (
taple cotton seed, which ootton this ? ;
iaaonsold for20 and 21 cents a pound, h
rice ?5c a bushel. J R Bvockington,
tdiantown, 2-6:4t |
Wanted?Position as clerk in gen- I
store by s?gle man of five years' !
cperience. Best of references. Ad- I
rese W. W. M.t P. 0. Bo*. So. 4,. j
iouxon, S. C.. l-13-4t J
Lost?Brown saddle horser (branded i
l left hip) abeat eight year* old with j
vo- white feet, weigeing about 8oO J
junds. Liberal reward if returned or
>tified of whereabouts.
'illlamsburgi 1.1vk btock Go.,
Kingstree or Greenville,
2-13-2t S C.
FOR Kent?Any one wisrnng to rent
house and ten or fifteen acres of
nd in the Town of Kingstnee will do
ell to apply at once to Mrs Thos M
illand, Kingsturee, S f. 2-13-tf
Notice- i
Notice is hereby given t? all male?)
;r?ons between the ages of eighteen
8) and fifty (50) years that the comutation
tax 5or the year 1908 is Two
ollars ($2.00) or six (6) day-; and as
do not wish to require' any one to
ork ten (10)5 hours per day for six (61)
lys, I would; urge that everybody pay
leir commutation tax, as I must
lange the system employed last year
id cannot show any favors to those
ho do not pay.
S. J. Swuletary,
2-20-2t Supervisor.
f Plant Wood's l\
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due to the fact that
U Quality is always our (JJ
5 first consideration, q
We are headquarters for
Crass and Clover Seeds, Seed
Oats, Seed Potatoes, Cow
re.is, oyja ucjmj ?uu
other Farm Saeds.
Wood's Descriptive Catalogue
li the beit and most practical ofseed
catalogues. An up-to-date and re\
cofentzeu authority on ull Garden
\ end Farm crops. Catalogue mailed /
free 011 request. Write tor It / f
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We want all of it
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OUR DIRECTORS ARE \
PROSPEROUS FARHERS
We warn 1,000 farmers to st
wltiius?where It Is apprecta
four per cent compound Inte
partment. : : :
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CAPITAL, $25,000 00 SOU
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fly Hngh McOutchea, Alexander Sprw
: ; W. S. Gilland, Rogers, McCabe&<
? J. C. Kinder, Farmers and Spinner
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fif D. J. Edu8, Bockeye Cotton O
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aj: L. P. Kinder, Southern Cotton
W. W. R. Scott, Kingstree Oil Mi
g) R. W. Fulton, S. 0. Cotton OH
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B Cotton Seed $17.00 a ton.
gj Cotton lOf cents a pound.
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