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THE TWIN TOWN HARPERS-ROSEMARY. I BUKtiUKS AHfc BUY MAM' GO TO l lR U S -NEW litPOT PKflMlftllB!:iL!i!,Mi IVPKOYEMFM ?Vl- --! II. Tht dwv'iiug of Mr'!1 \V Avaiit u;is liroki'ti! in I o'le i?nv last u eeK alio rilled >)i sev^r::! Yalaa'd- article.-. also Mr ilni.M'i Pipkin".- hot*-'.* was broken iuU- i robbed ft" pute a lot of hi? effects. Tu?- saiim thief no doubt con.mined both burglaries. Mr I'ipkin iius recovered a part ot tile iii>0(ls bto'vi. fiotn hi.- house. but has not plOseCUted tile tllief. Tills Will liOt be the end of house breaking here. Let a thief oil ami you encourage tile crime. 1 he iieils-Kioto people exhibited their rear shovx in Georgetown last Saturday. The largest crowd attended thi* show that ever went to a circus from this town. The town of Andrews sold neatly Stit'O worth of ticket* ovei the ( & W railroad, the road giving round trip tickets for oue fare. Saturday was a prosperous day for the (I A W,handling this big show and the crowds attending it. Mr W H Andrews, the superintendent of the (i A* W railroad, tells us that he will in the next few weeks erect an up-to-date station building at West End of the town of Andrews for the accommodation of the patrons of the read in this community. The structure will be built on the south side of the railroad track from where the old depot now stands. The new building, when completed, will do credit to our new town. This calls forth many thanks from our people to Sunt Andrews for his many efforts now being made f??r the upbuilding of this town. \ The election will be held here for the selection of four wardens and au intendant on Saturday, October 23. We hope to see the officers take hold with a full determination to develop our town to the highest possible degree. Let us all put our shoulders to the wheel, man to man, and hold up the hands of our town officials, help, log their every undertaking,and with the right men in office, added to the co-operation of our citizens, I see the dawn of prosperity for this communis ity. Comedown, Mr Kditoi. and spend a dav with tis and look over a town J size one by two miles, and seethe new buildings, 35 to 40 now under construction. Among those new buildings is the graded school, which when completed will cost six thousand dollars. This edifice is being built of brick of the finest (jualily, tv*e have also a uew Knights of Pythias hali just completed, which is a nice building. We would be pleased to have you coine down aud will show you all over our tow n. Sukscriber. THE STATE FAIR. Opens November 1?November 6 Will oe liw uay. The State Fair is approaching and preparations are being made for a bigger fair than ever. The opening day is November 1 and the fair will last for six days. On November 6 President Ta?t will visit Columbia and will address those who are here then. The address will be one of the features of the fair and other attractions are: The Clemson-Carolina football game, a ntunl>er of meetings of importance, and letter entertainments than the authorities have been able to secure in any previous year. fts A Top Xotch Doer. Great deeds compel regard. The world crowns its doers. That's why the American people have crowned l)r King's New Discovery the King ot Throat and Lung remedies. Every atom is a health force. It kills germs, and colds and la grippe 1 tv 1 1. i_ . .1 1 vanish, u neuis congn-rat'Keu membranes and coughiug stops. Sore, inflamed bronchial tubes and lungs are cured aud hemorrhages cease. Dr Geo More, Black Jack. N writes "it cured me of lung trouble, .prououuced hopeless by all doctors." 50c. $1.00. Trial bottle- free. Guaranteed by D C Scott. CHARLESTON ON HER METTLE Proud Old lily Make:; Grand Pre p aration tn Enterlain Her Guests. All preparations f<?r rh?* Musical Festival are ijoing on with accelerated energy an.d speed as the li.iif T'?r tiiis L'teai event approaches. in the life of every community there appear.** a time when in the verv air the approach of prosperity and of new development may be felt both by the residents and by ? * ! imanimntK casual \iaiiui3. u JO mv <m.?............ and tirm conviction of eveiy dweller in the City by the Sea that this time is now at hand. It seeing that the hopes so dearly cherished |and so earnestly pursued by haul | and indefatigable labor are about ! to be relaized in glad fruition. This sentiment has been rellected in the zeal and vigor that is being ~ O put into the Festival celebration. Charleston feels that she is inviting the whole State of South I Carolina, of which she is the ocean I i gate-way, to join her at this critical turning, point in her career and re ; joice with her at the golden futun ! that is so clearly seen stretching ahead. The musical features of the festi val are such that were the cost ol the tickets relied upon to defray the expenses, it would not be possible to place the price of ticket! for each Dcrformance at less than $5.00. But ic lias b?en the desire of the Festival association to give to the visitors who may come down ai entertainment of the highest possibli grade at a cost that is absolutely uominal, and so a price has been fix ed for the coucerts that is practically the same as free admission, tb< price of the tickets merely suf!iein< to confine the audience to thosi who will be able to appreciate th< magnificent performances. The soloists, Marian Van Duyn Mrs Kahler, and MrChas Darby, shire have won for themselves s reputation in every large city with in six hundred miles of New York Mr Pilsner, the violin soloist, 1 regarded as possessing a certainty of technique and a richness am flexibility of expression that i equalled by very few artists ii I America. 1 . WILL TEST COTTON PICKING MACHINE. \ Novel Demonstration to be Made Nex Month at Bennettsvllte. \ 4 . -1 1. ? 4 a it.Un.jiA 4 r, .InfnAn jianuuiu js iu nuucso tuc ucuiuu stration of two cotton pickers, afte all. Theodore Price first intende< to be here with his picker the first of this month, but telegraphet several days ago that the facton which was manufacturing it hat ; been burned. He went to work ant ! had it made iu another factory witl ! all possible speed, and has notifiet 1 Senator McLaurin that he will bt : here on October 15 with about thirtj of his associates, who are interested ' in thtf machine. The demonstration will be made on Senator McLaurin'J ! Irby place, between here and Chej raw. Mr Brasington also announces that his machine is about ready foi a practical test in the field and he ? * ? * - - 1 _ A may have nis uemonscrauon auoiu the same time as Price's.?Btnnettsville Advocate. $100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure nowknown to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the ' system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by build ing up the consuuuiou auu assuming nature in doiug its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonals. Address F J CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O, Sold bv all Druggists, 75c. ; Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Old papers for sale at this office. f liirclyviile Meanings. ' (iivelyville. October S: ?I)r M () Taylor, one of *. ireeiyville's most promising voting men. kit last Wct-is i"< liaUistKMV to IV-tnile the >ttnl> of medicine at I.'k Lniversity of Maryland. Mr I>;ni Ilo^an has returned to lal.eefield t*> continue his studies at S C C 1. Miss Louise Harper spent the week-end at her home in Kingstrce. Misses Ilattie Taylor and Irene McDaniel. two of tlie (Ireelyville i teachers. spent Saturday in Kings-j tree at the home of Miss Louise I | Harper. Miss Kthel Ferrell has returned I j from a visit to Miss Alma Campbell in Charleston. The Misses Clark of Lynch; burg are visiting relatives in : Greelyville. Mr Henrv Footman from Oakiland, California, is visiting his II nephew, Mr Robert Footman. Rev R L Grier is attending a ', meeting of the Presbytery at , Heiilali this week. ?l Mr J M Ridgell spent Sunday at ! Bis home in Manning. Mrs Luther Plowden and child^ i ren spent last Wednesday in I Greelyville with her sister. Mrs i A A Gamble. , i Miss "Mae Sprott of Foreston and J Miss Annie Coskrey-of Summer| ton spent Thursday in Greelyville. > ! Miss Floride Plowdon visited , I Miss Martha Gamble several days 11 last week. e| Mrs Cornelia Oliver is visiting l J her daughter. Mrs A A Gamble, j Misses Mattie Harper. Louise j Harper HattieTaylor and Irene mc j Daniel, attended a lyc:-tim number, r? j a concert given by the Hearons s I Sisters in Kingstree, Wednesday e: evening the 6th inst. , j Ready to Act. * Editor County Record: ? I have read your editorial in County Record, "Time to Act," and agree with you. I approve s every thing you say, and am I ready to answer any call that may be made to organize to enforce g prohibition. I want to go 011 rej cord as one who favors prohibition and intends to do all he can to enforce it. Respectfully, I J T Friersox. Mouzon, October 9. r Announcement. I' We have placed :tn order for over $100 worth of new job type, which I includes the latest up-to-date faces . J for all kinds of commercial and so I j cial forms of printing. We are now j prepare ! also to do catalogue and j pamphlet work of every description, j including lawyers' briefs, 111 the most , approved style. We have a special lot of new type faces that will be i used only for wedding iuvitations, ( i visiting cards, etc. Call and see sain. pies of work or let us send them to j you. Our job department is equipped better than any other in this part of the State. tf I . fp Wood's Descriptive Q Fall Seed Catalog now ready, gives the fullesi; information about all Seeds for the Farm and Garden, i Grasses and Clovers, Vetches, Alfalfa, Seed Wheat, Oats. Rye, Barley, etc. I Also tells all about Vegetable & Flower Seeds I that can be planted in the fall to advantage and profit, and about Hyacinths, Tulips and other Flowering Bulbs, Vegetable and Strawberry Plants, Poultry Supplies and Fertilizers. Every Farmer and GtTdener should have this catalog. Itl s Invaluable In , Its helpfulness and suggestive Ideas for a profitable and satisfactory Farm or Garden. Catalogue mailed free on ; request. Write for it. I T. W. WOOD & SONS, J ' Seedsmen, Richmond, Va. (j Mortgage, real estate, title .j lien on crop, bill of sale, agrij cultural lease and lien, mortgage personal property, bill ol > sale and lien on crop combined for sale at The Recokd office. I I?wk,f'c I i If V L&fJLk. O | , ina I Name?'' |j' i| i When you ref'T to pianos. j: j there's a .rroat deal in the i j ' nimr>. The StTfT Piano lias j j hecw a -\iionym t"< r merit, j and the name i? a sufficient i | | guarantee mi w iiich t< pwr- j | chase. ' i If you will pet acquainted I with the tnanufacurer of the [: ; Artistic StiefT. note it< quali- L ity, tone, workmanship and I durability, when you huy, f yours will b>- a Cha-. M. >t7)ff | Piano. H = I !( Chas. M. Stieff, j | M AVI'F.lCTrnEa OF the 1 { Artistic Stieff, Shaw and j i | Stieff Self-Player Pianos 1 1 1 i SOUTHERN WAREROOM: 5 West Trade Street, I! ! I Charlotte, N. 0. I ' n U U/II MATU I I " "? I Manager. (Mention this paper) ><> ??< ? > ? ? : J, D. GILLAND, \ : Real Estate Broker:; ' J KINGSTREE, S C. ! i : t J Protect your home and family J | J with a |K>licy in the Home Life J J Insurance Co of New York, the * t company that withstood the most * I critical and rigid examination J ! I and excelling all other companies ? in the famou^iusurance invest!- f i gat ion of It )jM I can give you the l?e>tcontra<JFobtainable and so- * j j licit youi aj^jlication. I ( t M 111 n ? Tax NoticeThe tax books will be open for collection of taxe< tiie 15th day of October next for the year 190t?. Tax levy as follows: For State, 5l4' mills " Ordinary County, 2\ *' " Sneeial Roads. 1 ' Roads, 1 "I ' Constitutional School, :j " A capitation tax of $1.00 on all male I persons between the ages of 21 and 60 years :,'so 50cents per head on all dogs, also 2 mills for retiring bonds in Kingstree township.4 mills for retiring bonds m l.ake City township and 2 mills for retiring bonds in Greelyville school district, No 22. Commutation (Road) tax. $2.00. Levy for special school districts as follow-: Xos 17. 26, 27, 28, 29, 33, 35,36. 4 mills; Nos 15. 24, 31. 3 mills; Nos 19, 20. 21, 22, 25, 32, 2 mills: No 16, L mill; Kingstree, No 10, 4 mills special, 2 mills High school. I will be at the following places mentioned below for collection oi'saidtaxes: Oct. Kingstree, 15, 16, 18,19, 20 and 21 Hebron, J L Gowdy's store, 22 Salters, 23 Greelyville, 25 and 26 Gourdins 27 Suttons, 28 Trio, 29 Harpers, 30 Nov. Benson, V W Graham's store. 1 Rloomingvale, 2 Morrisville, 3 Kbems, 4 Church 1' O, W R Graham's store, 5 Rome, 6 Lamberts, 8 Ards X Roads, Eaddy's store. 9 Johnsonville. 10 Vox P O, 11 Prospect, 12 t ? ? 18 I UCU, r _ ? Scran ton, 17 and 18 Lake City. 19 and 20 Cades, 22 Lake City, 23 h'ingstree, 24, 26, 27, 29 and 20 X.^00 Kingstree, 1, 2. 3, 4 and 6 Like City, 7 Kingstree, Fr<>m 8th to 23rd and from 28th to 31st December, inclusive. Those who desire to pay their taxes through the mail would expedite matters by dropping the Treasurer a postal i asking for the amount of their taxes so as-to avoid sending the wrong amount, also stating the township or townships, (if property is owned in more than one) and if possible give school district wh-?re property is located, also state whether poll or road tax, or both, are wanted. Alter paying taxes examine your receipts and see if all of your property is covered. If not, see about it at once. By following the above suggestions complications and additional cost may be avoided. J Wesley ' ook. , 1-1-10 County Treasurer. r ? ^ <xxxxxx?oooooooc<xxxx>o;>oo< < CHARLESTON 8 | Misical ill fisiil ii|~ t OCTOBER 25-30. ? 5 i I* IR'iissfeiii SysttplhidDiay 8 je) CECHEST3A, 8 The host organized and most uniform X ||| in talent in the United States, X supported by a splendid chorus of X || two hundred male and female voices, x special rates 8 | frnm all nninh in Smith Carolina. Sc fV a A ViA a |#waaa w iv -w- _ 5 : 5 1 ft Ask the Preacher, Ask the Doctor; y * Ask the Lawyer, Astf the Banker. X . Rxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx "f XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 g DFOIES SALE, . g J X nm/11'oi nnrnr^i DDrPT/C! CJ : X Ulllt lVO: i">riJL^yjvo; DiuAjivu. z | | X 1,000,000 Bricks of ' X f | X V"ex3r Pin.e QuLstlity X |>| X Brick Kilns on Black Mingo Creek. X i V Can deliver at almost any river landings. O j|| O Reasonable Prices, o v X CASH OR ON TIME. X B x Write for information and samples. 5c I 8F. RHEM & SONS, H X RHEMS,' S. C. X xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxX 3 9 i B a mi k i m g Bm?1ihi@??? | Vf| 11 have more or less ot it. Possibly it is with us. I III J If such is the case you know something of our * service. If not already one of our patrons, why not consider the advisability of becoming one? , I OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT is calculated to serve all classes. It receives deposits from SI up, and allows 4 per cent interest compounded quarterly. Bank of Williamsburg, KINGSTREE, S. C. _____________________________ MEET ZMIIE -?JT 1 STA6K LEY'S. I "THE FURNITURE MAN." I He has the most complete and up-to^ate line of li T^TT-RlMIT'i'I^E 9 in town and at the most reasonable prices and terms. We are at your service every minute in the year, day or night, with the largest and tinest stock ol $ COFFINS AND CASKETS 1 in Williamsburg county. Don't hesitate to call us on ac- v count of the lateness of the hour. We never sleep. 1 I rT OT* A r^.TWT.r v I JLV. kJ WJ x J. ^ *. Meet me at Staekley's. Meet me at 8tackley's ??*???? mmmmmm"" .. '* : 1 ' * J -J