NoticeA
recent ruling1 of the post- |
oriice department requires pub- j
lishers of weekly newspapers to 1
discontinue all subscriptions
that are one year or more be-i i
hind. We are allowed until April,
1 to comply with this require- (
ment, after which time all sub-jc
scriptions not paid to April 1
1907 (or beyond that date) will
be cut off. We have no choice a
in the matter, being compelled c
to conform to the regulations of t
the postofflce department.
Now, "weask all our subscribers
who are in arrears and want o
the paper continued, to come up >
and settle their accounts be- t
fore April 1, while those delinquents
who do not care to have
the paper any more will confer d
a favor to notify us and at the p
same time pay what they owe
for past service. We ask that
prompt attention be given to
this matter, as there is but lit- a
i-IC LI LUC 1UI UCldy.
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.Local and Personal
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Slead "Notice to Democrats." j
What is the matter with the candidates?
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See notice of examination for t
"\\ iuthrop College scholarship. I
Mr J A Gee of Single called yesterday
and renewed his subscription. <
Hrn J Davis Carter favored The
Record with a pleasant call Monday.
Mr J R Ilairof Greelyville was a
w^lonme visitor at THE RECORD
office Mouday.
Here it is almost the middle of
may aud euly five announcements
from caudidates.
Our friend, Mt J W McCutchen
fit Lake City found time Tuesday to
pay us his respects.
Mr J L Thomas, of the Cades
section, paid us his respects Monday
while iu town.
Mr R J Parrott of Lake City
was among the number of our pleasant
visitors Monday.
Mr A E McCullough of Trio
gave us the pleasure of his company
a brief while Monday.
Mr John Tilton of Scranton was
in town Monday on business and
called at our sanctum.
Mr \V l> V. mu'n nnc nf nnr Invul I
fri* n Is at Leo, remembered to call
?>:i the editor Monday.
Mr L E Burkett, our friend of
many years, was here Saturday and
favored us with a visit.
Mr A C Stewart, one of our valued
Laae City subscribers, visited us
Monday while iu Kingstree.
After May 15, the price of the
papei Jvill be advanced to $1,25.
Those paid in advance get it for $1.
Among our friends who called to
the office Monday we were pleased
to see Mr I H Sauls of Lake City, i
>?.. w t> r? r it^ i
all >> u diuouui ucv caucu iui
see us Monday and bestowed com- :
fort on us of the"eart-wheel'* varie*y
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Mr M S Buffkin of Cades an- '
nounces his candidacy for the office 1
of coroner'in this issue. See his '
card. *
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Mr M .1 Hughes was in town
Monday from Lambert and while
iiere favored us with an agreeable
visit.
Mr J J Eaddy of Jay dropped in
Monday to see us. "Jay" is assurid
that the latch string is always
langling.
l)r NV S Lynch was here Monday
is a delegate from Scranton, and in
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mentally snasiug nanas wun nis
nany friends.
Mr S P Cooper of Suttous, one
four esteemed subscribers, called
dondav and shoved up his expiraion
date a year.
Mr WW Tiedale of Morrisville
Iropped in to see us Tuesday and
lanked down a disc of "the white
aetal."
Miss Mable Levy of Georgetown
,nd Miss Sadie Cacavajo of Brookyn,
N Y, areguesta of Mr and Mrs
I G Askins.
Mr W W Lynch of Lake City
ook the opporknnity of renewing
lis subscription Friday of last week.
Friday is not always unlucky.
Mr W C Wilson, one of our intellect
and representative farmers,at;ended
the county convention and
:ook a lively part in the proceedings.
Mr and Mrs W N Jacobs of
Georgetown, and Messrs Julian,
Louis and Cecil Jacobs of Charleston
visited their parents in town
Sunday.
Mr J J Brown, Sr, of Florenc<
was noted in town Mouday sbakiug
hands with his frieuds. Mr Brown
is an enthusiastic veterau and does
much to keep alive the organization
Friends, remember that our fiua
time limit is May Id. it you nav<
not paid by that time we are force<
to discontinue your paper, matter
not who you are. We have givei
more than reasonable notice.
Among the graduates of the S (
Medical College of Charlestou a
its recent commencement, the fol
lowing Williamsburg boys are uot
ed:Harlie Staford Feagan, Harpers
Myers Richardson Matthews,Scran
ton(pharniacy)
The State Press association wil
meet in Gaffney June 15_1S- The
t> i? i : ?,i ,1
i\liuu? litis urru ussi^iil-u iui uiocussion
the following subject: "Tc
What Extent Should Newspapers
Give the Free Use of Their Column:
to Candidates?''
Two aspirants for congress in tin
sixth district were "in our midst'
this week, Mr P A Hodges of Ben.
nettsville and Mr J R Coggeshali
of Darlington. Both these candidates
are vigorous campaigners and
will doubtless make things livel)
for their competitors.
fir_ _ 11 ? _ l a...r it.
vv e can special auenuon 10 mt
Southern States Trust Co., which
appears iu this issue. Full information
as to the working of the company
may be had by applying to W
Carlisle Furse, General Agent, Columbia,
S C., who invites the fullest
investigation as to their methods.
This issue of The Record is
printed one day late. In fact it has
been extremely difficult to get the
paper out at all, One of our printing
force has been sick for the past
:wo weeks and up to this time we
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county were , ,
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egates in thedidate fur r.
presumed tb; ^ idiamsburir
regulations c?
re-organize. ^
gives notice t Thank in i5t
onncht nhrvn w?UDoort r
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. nounce nr 1
izes lUmemotion to tCoUN
another club -he rule;
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hope- to hare0*. ]
club aot represents .
tioD. ure of
Vf bru ihe baby is ero^- ^
you worried and wo*" ill
i dan thai a nub* <Jaaeas> ? well
known remedy for babies aud ehiliiieu,
will quiet the little one in a
short time.The ingredients are printed
plainly on the bottle, contains no
opiate. Sold by W L Wallace.
Death of a Child.
firm* fin Vfrmdnc \1uv .1 IQflft
A fi/l VU WAVUMUJ ) kMMJ My A WW j
at 11 o'clock p m, Philip, infant
son of Mr and Mrs P P Bethea,
aged ten months. The remains
were taken to Mallorj,Marion coun>
ty, on Tuesday evening, accompani'
ed by Mr and Mrs Bethea, Mr E B
1 Hall man and Rev J E Mahaffey.
Tenderest sympathy is felt for the
; bereaved parents by every one in
town.
1 Mr John Riha: Nining, la., says
. "I have been selling DeWitt's Kid?q?
onH nilla fnr aHnnt n
I UV.J aiiu uiauuwt puiw mw%.? .?
year and they give better satisfacB
tion than any pill I ever sold. There
1 are a dozen people here who have
s nsrd them and they give perfect
j satisfaction in every case. I have
used them myself with fine results.
Sold by W L Wallace.
t OVERTAXED.
- Hundreds of Klngslree Readers Know
; What it Means.
The kidneys are over taxed; have
too much to do. They lell about it
ia many aches and pains?Backache
' sideache. headache, early symptoms
: of kidney ills. Urinary troubles,
. diabetes, bright's disease follow.
, i Mrs M E Pipkin,living on Church
, !street, Manning, S C, says: "I suffered
from dull, nagging backaches
?, and had distressing pains through
i my kidney regions. I was very restI
Jess at night and in the morning
J felt tired and languid, having no
strength or energy. I was greatly,
annoyed by the kidney secietions,
1 they being verv frequent in action
and when allowed to stand contain
1 ^ T .1 _1 1
11 <?a a darK eeuunenr. 1 reau uuuul
j Doan's Kidney Pills, procured them
i and began their use in accordiance
I with the directions. I have dirived
great relief from this remedy as the
i secretions from the kidneys have be1!
come clear,the backaches and pains
have vanished and I can rest well
.'at night I have no hesitancy in
, recommending Doan's Kidney Pills
j to anyone suffering from backache
or a kidney weekness."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
'cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for tho
' United States.
Remember the name?Doan's?
' and take no other.
Read the Farmers & Merchants
Rank's ad. this Issue.
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rill la* pulj.
puicri at the fol
ni'tineemcnt does
words: state and
*0; Comity caiuliToner
myself as a canv
coroner for
".loject to the
acratic primary.
s buffkin.
?iy friends for theii
ast, I recpectfully ana
candidate for re-elecoe
of coroner, subject to
ae Democratic party. I
ceran, having served four
war, and during the term
I have tried to do ray duty,
ly ask your support in the
ary.
E K Gamble.
"Pat Qkovi ff
X VI VUViill'
I hereby announce myseif a candidate
in the coming primary for reelection
to the office of Sheriff of Williamsburg
county, subject to the rules and regulations
of the Democratic party and
pledge myself to abide the result of the
primaries. I earnestly ask the support
of the Democratic voters, and if
elected, pledge my constant efforts to
discharge the duties of the office to the
satisfaction of my fellow-citizens.
Geo. j. Graham.
For Auditor.
We are authorized to announce the
candidacy of j. j. B. Montgomery for
re-appointment to the office of county
Auditor, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary.
For Treasurer.
We are authorised to announce the
candidacy of J. Wesley Cook for re-appointment
to the office of CountyTreas
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urer, suDjeci u? uie ruica ux tuc ucuivcratic
primary.
Notice to Democrats.
Notice is hereby given to all clubs
not represented in the County Convention,
held ou May 4, that they
meet and re organize on Saturday,
May 30, each clnb electing officers
and a member of tlie executive
committee.
Clubs reorganizing on that date
wi 1 notify the secretary, giving
names of officers aud executive committeemen
in order that they may
be enrolled. Attentiou is? call to
the fact that under the constitution
clubs not re organizing will have to
join other clubs before they are eligible
to vote in the primary election.
C"W Wolfe, A H Williams,
Sec't'v. Pres.
|5-7-2t
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Wanted!
to help you own
your home, busi-1
ness house, farml
or to lift a mortgage.
QiAn pa yingrent and pay
^lUp tor a home with the
same money.
The Si,000 Guarantee Investment
Home Purchasing Bond,
issued by the Southern States
Trust Company of Columbia,
S C, upon which they are granting
6 per cent loans for 10*
years will enable you to buy or
build anywhere or to lift your
mortgage. Be your own landlord.
Worth Investigating. Do it now.
Address W. C. Furse, General
Agent, Columbia, S. C.
5 7 tf
Notice to CreditorsAll
persons having claims against the
Estate of H Van Keuren will present
same duly attested, and those indebted
t<> the said Estate will make payment
to MargaRkt E VanKkuren.
4-:*0-4t Qualified Administratrix.
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Puie lisle vests, 3 for
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Long- and medium lenj
Merry Widow bows a
neck fixings.
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A full line c
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Oxfords for
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elsewhere
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Read the Farmers & Merchants
Bank's ad. this issue.
* best thing for a growing boy I
. S Learning to shoot well and
acquiring qualities cf
8 SELF-CONTROL, DECISION, AND
MANLINESS "
;! an-allto STEVENS FIREARMS EI?t CATION.
| As!: your Dealer i'or Stevens Hides?
ji shotguns?Pistols, Insist on our time|j
honored make. If you cannot obtain,
!; we ship direct, express pi-one.M. upon
l| re. eipt of Catalog I'm e. '
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NoticeThe
"Agricultural Depaitment"
is issuing some very excellent Bulletins
and I am very anxious for every
one in the district to secure one
of these papers or a few of them
that will be most helpful to him,
and to that end I am sending to ev
ery one whose name I can gel one of
these "bulletins" on the back jfc
which is a list of the things treat**}
upon. Anyone can select a few of
these and send me the numbers selected
and I will send them as long
as my quota of them lasts.
I will be glad to hear from anyone
who dees not get one of these bulletins,
that I may send one to him.
J E ELLERBEr -w"'
House of Rep.,
5-7-lt. Washington, D. C.
FOR SALE.
Brick in any quantity to suit purcha9
er. The Best Dry Press Machine-made
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Special shapes made to order. Corre*
pondence solicited before placing your
orders, W. R. FUNK,
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