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HARPERS HAPPENINGS.
School Opens?Harper Mercantile Co.
Organized?A Masonic Supper.
Harpers, October 19:-Our
graded school between Harper and
Rosemary opened last Monday with t
a good attendance. Both the teachers
were present with evident deterynination
to give their charges proper
instruction, countiug of course, upon
the co-operation of the children c
ifiemselves and tbeir parents.
Mr Glennie Caralin is attendiug 6
Kingstree High School again this
lessioo. f
The Harper Mercantile Co. is pro- 1
greasing nicely, one-half the capital f
stock having been subscribed. The 1
promoters of this enterprise are: *
Messrs G W Camlin, G C Greer, P
W S Camlin, Jr., and W 0 Camlin. v
The company will at once apply for P
a charter. The capital stock will be 8
$20,000 at first, but may be increased c
to $30,000. The greater number a
of our merchants at Harpers will 1
lJ j. |
consolidate their business with and 1
LaKe stock in this new company.
Since the Harpers Ginning Co has r
"been in operation Harperi has be- ^
come a lively cotton market, there
having been bought and shipped ^
from this point about a car-load
of cotton a day for the past few
weeks; also the giunerv has been
running daily since September 1. ;t
County Supervisor Johnson of ^
Georgetown was in town Saturday t]
looking after the county chaingang
and laying out some work he erpects
lo have done in our little town iu
the near future. Mr Johnson is nowhaving
a bridge built across Black
river at Potato ferry. We cousider .
Supervisor Johnson one of the best
fficfals in the State. n
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The Georgetown chaingang is
doing some good work around j
MarnAi-jy w<? hone to receive the I n
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attention of the Williamsburg supervisor
in the near future. 8
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Harper lodge A F M served an j
oyster supper to their members and
friends last Thursday night. Supper
was served at the home of W t
S Camlin, Jr., and was enjoyed by
jill present. We have a very flourishing
lodge at Harper.
Subscriber. e
a
Had a Close Call. t
fMrs Ada L Croom, the widely 1
known proprietor of the Croom *
Hotel. Vautrhu. Miss., says: ''For: e
several months I suffered with a i
severe cough, and consumption {
seemed to have its grip on me, when
a friend recommended Dr King's
New Discovery. I began taking it, 1
and three bottles effected a complete j 1
cure.'' The fame of this life saving; i
ovjgh and cold remedy, and lung t
- ..1 fUf lioolar is wnrltl wiflf*. I
vtlili 1111 VUV 11VU1VI It v. .V.
Sold at I) C Scott's drug store. 50c.
and Si.00. Trial bottle free.
For Sale- >
On, Monday, December T, 1908, 1
the undersigned will offer for i
sale at public auction, before the ,
i it Ifinnrctrpp
CUUTl XJUUSC UUUl U.V. uiuguvi W) j
S <J., a certain farm or plantation
belonging- to the estate of 1
the late Dr S I) M Byrd, contain- ;
ihg three hundred and forty two ]
(o42) acres, about one hundred .
and twenty-litfe (125) acres be-1'
ing under- cultivation, with j
buildings and three artesian j
wells thereon, said lands being,;
situated within one mile of the h
town of Scranton, and conven- j
>ent to churches, schools and
railroad facilities. Terms of '
sale cash. Purchaser to pay for '
papers. i
IIarvey 0 Bykd, M D.
10-8-8t
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.THE (
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atterns we have never seen in >
y, Brown and Black.
mi
xnese a
A REMARKABLE OFFER.
Ad Agricultural Paper Free to Odi
Hundred Subscribers.
Having just closed a trade for 10(
yearly subscriptions to The Southerr
Agriculturalist we are going to givng
away a year's subscription tc
his excellent farm paper absolutely
Tee to each of the first 100 new
mbscribers to the Rkcord who pay
>ne year in advance, or to all old
mbscribers who pay all back subcription
due and one year ahead.
The Southern Agriculturist, as
he nameimDlies. is devoted to farm
D? interests, stock and poultrj
aising, household hints and general
formation useful and valuable to
armers. It contains sixteen
'ages and is issued monthly at Nashille,
Tenn, being a Southern enter>nse
whose aim is to develop the
Teat agricultuial resources of our
louthland. Any farmer who reads
single copy will find somethinr "n
he way of useful information ai ,.t
he farm.
Remember, we have just one bunded
of these yearly subscriptions to
ive away and the first one hundred
rho pay for the Record oue year
head get them. This offer begins
0-day, Thursday, October 22, and
ontinues in force until the entire
umber at our disposal is exhausted.
You mean to pay for your paper
nyway? why not pay now a year
1 advance and take advantage of
bis remarkably liberal offer? tf
Ad Obsolescent Custom.
The day i3 not far distant when
cards of thauks" will be a thing of
he past. When death enters a borne
eighbors never fail to do all in
heir power to place a silver liuing
ack of the dark cloud, and they do
ot expect or desire any thanks
hrough the public t, press. One
ubscriber, however, not to be outlone,
sent in the following; uMr.
Cditor: I desire to thank the friends
nd neighbors most heartily in this
nabuer for their cooperation during
he illness and death of my late hus
>and, who escaped from me by the
land of death on last Friday, while
ating breaafast. ? To my friends
md all who contributed so willingly
owafd making the last moments and
he funeral a success, I desire tc
emember most kindly, hoping these
'ew lines will find them enjoying the
lame blessing. I have also a good
nilcli cow and roan gelding horse,
nght years old, which I will sel
jheap. "God move3 in a mysterious
vay, llis wonders to perform. 1I<
plants His footsteps on the sea aud
:ides upon the storm." Also a black
ind white shout cheap."?Ax.
Of Interest to Fair Visitors.
Any party or individual in
tending to visit Columbia during
the fair who will advise the
r a 1 n ? C T? r
manager 01 uie oureau ui mi urination
the date they intend to
cisit the city, giving thenumbei
of persons in the party and the
number of rooms desired, wil
have themost desirable quarter*
assigned them in the option o
the bureau. During their visit
thej' may also have their mai
lddressed, C o Bureau of In for
mation, 1200 Main St. Tin
efforts of the bureau on belial:
of the visitors are gratis, as then
will be absolutely no charge foi
its services.
R J Pekson, Jr.,
Manager
:orrec
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tfEX'S SUITS, any quite equal the i
re the Greatest Hit of t
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Summons For Relief.
The State of Soith Carolina,
County of Williamsburg.
5 < ourt of Common Pleas.
R C McElveen and Geo A McElveen,
doing Business under the firm name
j of R C McElveen & Brother
Plaintiffs
1 against Robert Fulton,
Defendant
TO THE DEFENDANT above named
> You are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in this
, action which on the Cth day of Oct..
1908, was filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas for the
said County, and to serve a copy of
your answer to the ?aiil complaint^^
the subscriber at their otficey"""^^
stree, tsC.. within twenty <
the sendee hereof, exclJjjf?
, of such service: and if , "
answer the complaint
aforesaid?.the pii
tttUI r
TTI?? oyuxj y IIIC -A
demanded the
To Rober. .^.resident defendant
: Pie. notice that the |
complaint in * ;tk>n. together with ;
the summons "p ich the foregoing is a t
copy, was fi'to A tj?e office of the Clerk
of Court of r?mmon Pleas for Williamsburg
(>mty, State of South 1
Carolina. $ . * fie 6th day of Oct. 190*.
Stoll & Stoll. |
PlanitiffC Attorneys!,
Departure of \sseeger
' ~"*s at Kiigstree. '
The Atlaui ast Line railroad
has promul the following
schedule,f :Ach became effective
Monday,September 7, 1908.
?NORTH BOUNl>? ,
No 80 7:49 a. m.
*No 46 11:42 a. m.
No 78 5:53 p. m.
-SOUTH BOUNDNo
79 10:52 a. m. ^
*No 47 5:53 p. m.
No 89 9:06 p. m.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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KINGSTREE GI
Kingstree,
High School
Boys and Girls Prep
for Business Life,
i Pure Water.
1 Healthful Loc;
r
| Eight Inst
! # Fine ft!
High School An
pleted with Beautiful
I torium.
^ AMPLE ROOM I
i PUP
TERMS REi
Fail Term Be^ir
? ber 14.
For Information A
intendent, or to
E. C.
9-Mf Clei
BANK OFK
* Kingstree, So^
j CAPITAL, 8 30,00F
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f Jas F Cooper
; D C Scott
Collections made promptly
LOANS, large or small, m<
; * 1
:t fas
N
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ichness and j^ood taste of this F
he Season. Prices to i
CUS'.
Great Magazine Offer.
The Charleston News and Courier
in offering upon e\raordinarily
liberal terms, several .ubs of highgrade
monthly mag? ies. They are
postively the gre* est money-saving
clubbing offers ? er put out by any
newspaper in ? "T~ Z& and are
naturally attracting attension all
over the State. All propositions are
open for a short time only to new
and.old subscribers. Write the
Magazine Department, The News
and Courier, Charleston, S C., at
once for full particulars and prices.
Some of the Magazines represented
are: The Outing Magaline, Bohemian
Magazine, Human Life, Paris
Modes, Sjtere Moments, Mothers'
Magazine, National Home Journal
and the Uncle Remus Magazine.
Splendid magaziues may be secured
very cheaply in connection with
The Weekly Ne-ws and Courier and
Sunday News. For example, a
years subscription to The Weekly
News and Courier and a years subscription
to six standard magazines
will roar, pvprv old1 and new sabscrib
?a ooly $3.50.
Rye seed at Wilkins'.
Trespass Notice.
All parties are hereby warned not
to trespass upon the lands of the undersigned
and the estate of M S
Feagin, deceased, in any manner
whatsoever.
R C Marshall,
P B Feagin,
J A Feagin.
9-24-4t
100 Sks coffee, any grade, priee
to suit you, at Wilkins'.
tADED SCHOOL
? sc.
n ..i.?
ucpai miciiu
ared for College or
ation.
ructors.
lusic Department,
nex Recently Comand
Spacious Audi-0R
BOARDING
I Lb.
\SONABLE.
is Monaav, Septem
.pply to the SuperEpps,
k Bd. Trustees,
1INGSTREE
uth Carolina.
SURPLUS, $ 10000
TORS =====
R H Kellahan
J A Kelley
r.
ide on approved security.
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HIONS..
suit;
all's innovations in STRIPES and
Suit all at
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STOP, READ,
*t A Most Complei
I Up 1
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J? Stock of Furniture that
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4? ever struck this country
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can be seen at Stackley's
49
43 Furniture Store.
49 Services ch
? dere$$l|or
43 departfSeht.
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Jj Drop in let's get acquain
Jjj the furniture line.
1 L. J. ST/
49
|? KINGSTRE
COTTON
?AND THE PRIN(
TOBi
There will be a Dumber of su
Fall and we are ready to serve
splendid crop prospect we are re
enlarge our floor space, and rath
Queen Stoves and Ranges from v
price
?20 1P&2
We have just received a carl
fered at a low price. Remember
min Moore & Co's Paint. Also,
Cutlery and^Razors. The Robe:
predate our friends' patronage ;
tinned confidence.
Lake City k
LAKE CI
| Eleganl
?? FOR WI
p We are showing the mosl
5? Gifts. Beautiful Chests of 1
Bowls, Gravy Bowls, Butter Di
B Salt Stands, Salt and Pepper S
Large Assortment of JewSr.
elry on Hand.
I STFPHFN TH
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? 257 Km STREET,
? MAIL ORDERS RECEIVI
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HARNESS. We have a I
you at close prices and on li
you future trouble by selling
us a trial.* It is a pleasure f(
For the older folks we f
COMFORT and WEAR. M
ment of harness at all times,
ons of standard makes.
HORSES AND MULES
season opens up. Give us al
to MAKE IT PLEASANT an<
At the old stand of Th<
W. P. HAW
KINGSTF
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MEDITATES 1
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~o The Second ? SI
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Every body knows that 2
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our line of Coffins and
Caskets cannot be duplica- j
ted either in price or quality .'j|,
eerfully renNijjht
in this
ted and get a few dots on |* jj
VCKLEY, 11
:E, S. C. ? 1
IS KING I
CE REGENT IS? 1
LCCO.
tbjects of both in Lake City this "
j them. In anticipation of the W
pairing our warehouse so as t|>
er than remove the stock of O.KjP
warehouse we have ^reduced tile ?
: Cent.
oad of Wire Fence, which is of- '$
we are headquarters for Benjawe
offer exceptional values ia
son Razor can't be beat. We ap- j
md will try to merit their con- v
la.rdwa.re Co., 1
[TY. s. c
?^ iK
t Silver j
EDDINQS. 3 |
5 desirable things for Wedding " j
rable Silver, Tea Seta, Berry
shes, Bon Bon Dishes, Waiters,
ets, Pie Servers ;2 Mk
Watches and Jewelry 3 H
Repaired. =2 H
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OMAS & BRO. 1
mi i ni roTAV c r\
liunLEiSivJ) a. ii ? 3
Z CAREFUL ATTENTION. 3 4
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want a new BUGGY AND
arge stock on hand to sell
beral terms. We try to save
ryou reliable goods. Giye
)r us to show you through
iave buggies bnilt for SOLlD\
^e carry also a tine assortOne
and two-horse wag>
will be on hand when the
t least a look and we will try
i PROFITABLE for you. jy
omas & Bradham.
'KINS & CO. 1
(EE, S. C. 1