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FARMERS' RALLY DAY
AT ANDREWS.
a mm dinner will he served and
distinguished speakers
are expected.
Andrews, December '22:?Our
Farmers'day for l'.'lo is ap- '
pointed for January 2<> of Die
new year. General Passenger
Agent Snipes, of theG W rail- <
road,has offered us special rates
on the - nfi-' l":v i. <- .> V
for t?iis> occasion, wind) concession
we highly appreciate Mr j
W TI Andrews, the efficient su|
perintendent of the G & W railroad,
has promised the writer
his active intluence and efforts
to make the 2t>th day of January
a success. As we know that' |
we will have the full co-opera- j
tion of the town of Andrewswe
solicit tlie co-operation (
of the entire community in both.
Williamsburg- and Georgetown!
counties. We lien-by extend an j
invitation to all the people of i
this whole community to join ini.
with us to make this Farmers0''
day a success. Dinner will be!"1
served on the picnic plan; alii
the farmers are asked to bring; *
well-tilled baskets and let's jc
make our invited speakers feel jr
glad that they are with us.
^ow, to make the object of s
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this meeting plain, we want to,
have a day for a social gather- jc
ing of our people, and an oc- ]c
casion of encouragement for our!
fanners and good speeches look- ing
to better cultivation of the
soil, better drainage, deep plowing
and tending to bring about a
the raising of three stalks ofj^
grain where only one formerly! T
grew. We want to encourage 'l
every farmer to plant in 1910 one1 a
acre of prize corn; we want to see j t
every man enter the corn con-jt
test; also to encourage the diver-, a
sifying of crops generally; to in- t
crease tobacco and truck rais-1 v
ing, and to promote the stock- j
raising branch of farming. 1
Georgetown and Williamsburg e
counties can raise 152 1-2 bush- 1
els of corn just as easily as Marl-, j
boro can?just put our land to l
ic ir? Kri*?f i hf? I r.
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object of our Farmers' day: To s
encourage our farmers to golf
forward with greater determi- Ji
nation to succeed and make | n
farming profitable in this com-'j
munity, which is now fast de-1 f
veloping and we must push on \ f
to greater things. IT
Mr Walter Pringle, of the firm j <3
of Pringle Bros, and Mr Mat- c
theirs of Charleston, also Mr c
Paden Brown of Gourdins, spent a
a few hours in town Monday on f
business. Mr Pringle informs t
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Ladies' Ti
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a in ' to r> In tht.'ir libera! |?; t.?>
i tlk:r. that we have a special !ii
pes x-AX;IE
.i'k', iu make pretty ami sei ^
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i'Ai?.\S<>LS anil a <"in?ice a<soi
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NGSTRE
tin* writer tb.it he will at once;
have the IV Lee property iiere
cut into lots and sold. This j
wi'i open up .some very desir-!
aiie property in this town.
The infant daughter of Mrj
and Mr> Tim Kinir i> very ill at}
the home of Mr and Mrs W S 1
Cam! in
This community lias been vi>i
t ed by som e ra i n a t te r a t< id a y s "
drought.
Another mercantile business!
'II be opened here in .Jamvrv.
tne Andrews Hardware Co. \\
hope the new enterprise a tub ;
measure of .success.
Subscriber.
LAKE CITY MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Mayor Blacknell Re-Elected in Close
i:nntp?jf?Wardens llnonDOsed.
Lake City, December 2'J:?Mrj
Chas F Flowers returned homej
last Thursday from a three;
weeks' visit in Florida. He-was j
not feeling well and therefore j
lid not enjoy his trip as much
is he otherwise would have enjoyed
it.
Mr Henry X Merritt depart-'
*d last Friday for the Ked Liver I
rountry of Louisiana to visit j
elatives and friends in that his '
lative home. He will again j
;ee kinfolks upon whom lie has
lot looked in many long" years !
md grasp the hands of friends!
>f his boyhood days.
W L Ilass, Esq., and daughter, j
iiioc siniiia \rprp in Charleston'
i few days last week.
Mr B F Neves, whose home is
it Tygerville,Greenville county, j1
vas noted upon the streets)
Thursday on his way to visit!
lis daughter, Mrs B K Truluck,
it Bethel. Mr Neves declared ,
hat the improvements in our ,
own since his last visit here <
ire very marked and will at- '
ract the attention of every
isitor.
At the regular election held,
ast Monday for municipal oftic-1
rs for the ensuing year, the fol- i
owing were elected: Intendant,
lr J II Blackwell, the incum- !
ent; wardens: Messrs J E Blizard,
J D Singletary, LG Atkinon
and^ J \V Floyd. Mr M M
lodgers was the nominee foi
ntendant, selected at a citizens'
nass meeting called for the pur>ose
of making up a ticket, but
ie was defeated by Mr Blackwell
>y a vote of 8<> to 67. There was
lo opposition to any of the warlens.
Mr Blackwell is now conluding
his sixth or seventh sucessive
term, and, taken all in
ill, it is very doubtful if his su>erior
as intendant could be
ound in this town. No one who
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Remember, we will n
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ira^f liit' present vt'iu*. !fi? vo'.un
u* n! suitable lor .Vnris (!
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KID UEOYKS.
tmont of seasonable novelties.
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trie? i<: t'<> 'lis duty c.u: avok
making enemies, therefore In
ha> made some.
We hear that .Messrs \ K an<
II i'llil! will enter into a genera
mercantile business at an earl;
day. under the lirm name of 11:1
& Hill.
A train Mr II b V.'hi thick ha:
wanned the cockles o!'our hear
with a ba.c of those tine yams o
which he makes as tfood a.s cai
be found south of Mason am
Dixon"- line, which is t.ie -.me
as> L!k be.si on earth.
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Opening . of Books o
Subscription.
State of S ; th Carolina.
County of Williamsburg.
Pursuant to a commission issued ti
the undersigned by R M McCown,
Secretary ol State, on the eighth dai
of December, 1909. notice is hereb\
given that books of subscription t<
the Capital Stock of the "klngstret
Electric Company'- will be opener
at the office of H E Montgomery, ir
the Town of Kingstree, State am!
County aforesaid, and also at thr
office of the Georgetown Kailway<x
Light Company, in the City and Count}
of Georgetown, State of South Carolina,
on Tuesday, December 28th, 1909,
at 10 o'clock a m. The said proposed
corporation will have a capital stock
of $10,000. divided into 400 shares of
the par value of $25 each, with its
principal place of business at the Town
of Kingstree, S C., and will be empowered
to engage in the business of
furnishing light, heat and power by
means of electricity and otherwise in
the County of Williamsburg, S C.
H C Case,
L Mouzon,
Corporators.
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given ibar >n the
22nd day of .January. A I> loiu. at
12 o'clock noon, 1 will apply to 1* M
Broi kinton, .Jndge of Probate of William-burg
county, for a final discharge
as <-xecutor of Cha- S M Simmons, deceased.
Dennis .1 Simmons,
12-23-4t Kxecutor,
Final Discharge.
YoHi-p i? hereby iriven that on the
22nd <)ay of January, A 1J 1910, at
11 o'clock in tlie forenoon, 1 will apply
to P M Brockinton. Judge of Probate
of Williamsburg' county. for a final discharge
as guardian of Mary Lamir#
Williamson.
Nkedham k Wiluamsox,
12-23-41 Guardian.
Corporators' Notice.
Notice is hereby given that U.e undersigned
corporators under and by
virtue <:f a commission to them directed
by lion R MMcCown, Secretary of
State, dated December 21, 1900, will on
Monday, December 27. 15>09,at 11 o'clock
:i m, at the office of Greelyvilie Live
Stock Co, Greelyville, S 0. open books
of subscription to The Santee Land
Comp any. The capital stock is to be
$10,000, and the par valueof each share
$1,000. S A Graham,
E It Rhodus,
12-23-lt Corporators.
For Sale.
Three and a half acre lo: containing
six room Dwelling, Barn and Stables,
and two Tenant nouses, situated on
Church street, Lake City S C. For
price and terms, apply to
J Q Haurell,
12-23-4 Florence, S C.
Old papers for sale at The Record
office
jar?Ke
let prices from any catalogue.
e Suits,
and a nic
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5 TO Al l OI K PA
r.<i of n.ir business helmr creater tiia
i;'-, for Ladies and Lentlrtnen.
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GOODS
: SPECIAL NOTICES
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Transient Notm . y e Published
in This Column ;it I;.te of One
i' Conr a Word for La?. ,ue. No adI
! vert isement taken fork Jian 27> cents.
1 \V\vi kp - To boy long and short leaf
I C.m'xT in lo;s of <>no million feet or,
tll?"e Addiess Box djti,
12-"- It Sumter. -s C.
s lost?Oim white aid liver female
t'pKine" i uppy hall grown. Reward
, oaiii if return'd to R V MACON, (
' ' 12-28- H Cade-, S C ;
i! ~ I
! Wanted?Ash log- '-"J inches and
? ' Up diameter. Will pay hi_' price for
. -anv- a? ' ;v.-p" g ' >? f'or uaii
tieular.- amivs1'
O Box 27.
j l"?-2-4t Sumter. S C ,
LOST?One liver colored Pointer,
L'dog. White strips under breast. Lib- ,
I eral rewar 1 for return to
F W Fairly. i
(12-lG-tf Kingstree, S C.
31 Wanted - Aii overseer for cotton i
and crn farm. None but ^ool man;
- ' c* 1 i\'?!v. -\j)ply to
f Rhkm & Sons.
,! 12-l<i-2t Rhems. S 0
1;
Wan i ed?A man to run a three-horse
! Yarin on shares or wages, or will rent
I same. Also for rent, ore two-horse
. farm.two tobacco bam> and <?ne tenant :
. house on pla<e. Jno S Graham. /
r 12-JKit Morrisville, SC !v
FOR SALE?One large dark bay
I mare with fine dualities, g.?od for all
purpose- and with foal.
Apple to liox 242.
1216-21 Kingstree, SC.
For Sale?206 qptre* and three smaller
' tra<-t.s, in -Johnson town-hip. Williamsburg
< ounty, belonging to the <-tate of
.1 W Kimball, decea-cd. Write me for
Further lniormmon.
. R H Kimball.
' Empire ttldg,
J 10-21 -J Atlanta, (>a
Notice.
NY hereby given that it a
' I spec'; "tig of board of directors
j of Fatw^/ Supply 'Jo, held on Novem;
her 13, lW'.hat tluer office it was decid
I ed to increase the capital stock of said
t, company from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00,
j divided into 5<w shares of tliepar value
j of $100.00 each, and that nvering of
! stockholders will be held on .faniiary
15. 1910, at 12 in, at <?rti? e of Farmers'
j Supply t o.
11 McCl'TCHKN, /
t; m Hinds, "
, ' JFMcFadden,
H E Montgomery.
, 12-!?-4t Directors.
Lots for SaleFour
lots in the town of Andrews.
I containing one-fourth of an acre each,
j with four-room building in good condil
tion, with first-class brick chimney and
{three fireplaces, on each lot. Will be
j sold at public auction before the court
I house aoor in Kingstree, S C, to the
| highest bidder for cash, on the first
: in Toniiorv 1Q1 C\
; mviiuaj i?? ui*nv??? j, ?v?v.
! Lots will be sold separately and purchasers
pay for papers.
Kelley & Hinds,
12-23-2t Attorneys.
Money to LendIx)ng
term loans at 8 per cent,
per annum on approved collater'
al, preferably farm lands. Apply
to Gillaxd & Gilland,
j 12-1'3-tf Kingstree, S C.
Trespass Notice
j Notice is hereby given that no hunt|
ing, fishing or trespassing of any kind
: will l>e allowed on my place. All
I parties found so doing will be dealt
I with according ro law.
J 12-23-2t JCKeei.S,
Greelyville, S C.
ep Tow Ho:
Build up your own town. A
Men's an<
e supply of
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ifc us.
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TOONS IS Ol'R S\XOfefcti; WISH. | >
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!i ever before. We thank them one aim all and at this ?
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we have ?
S. LIN' ! ; X 11A X1) K K RC HIK I'S, FANCY SCSI'KNOKUS, @
riety of other useful and appropriate articles for presents ^
conPANY ' 11
I HORShS ill Il ijS.
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IN ice driving horses j All sizes of nice, sleek
Good work horses I mules in pairs I
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Combination horses j single
Busies, Surreys and Runabouts
Durham?Jackson C Smith?Wrenn and arker Buggies. ' ,
WAGONS WAGONS
-lust received two carloads of the reliable and wellknown
WE15KR?COLUMBUS <fc RUSSELL Wagons.
Harness, Saddles, Robes, Whips and
Horse Blankets.
Call and see us before buying.
Yours to please.
| Williamsburg Live Stock Co, I |
I Kingstree, S. C. I J
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DEPOSIT I
A BANK that has never lost a dollar since its establishment.
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A BANK that has increased its business over $lf>0,000.00
during the past year. k
A BANK that pays 4 per cent on its Saving Deposits,
compounded every three months.
A BANK that welcomes and appreciates your business
whether larfe or small.
THE BANK OF KINGSTREE
RESOURCES $360,000.00
D. C. Scott, N. D. Lesesne, F. W. Fajrey,
President. Asst. Cashier. Cashier.
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fFall's Irtltt't Ciiil
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y^ Prepare for cool weather. We can fit you out y^ -g
jjj' From Head, to Foot. jjj |
?</ Our 3tock is now complete with full and up-to-date line of ilf
? Men's, Women's and Children's di
| WEARING APPAREL 11
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
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yj See our stock aud compare prices with others. We sell so as to yj H
y^ sell to you again. y^ H
I J. S. ERON; |l
$ KINGSTREE, S. C. J
ley at Ems. j
new, up-to-date line of ^
d Children's Suits I
>s.