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0 ' 1SUBBBBMBNT TO ?lje founti) ileftrfi). VOL. XXIII. KIXiSTKKlv SOl'TH(AKOLOXTHIRSMV, JANUARY 20, 1910. NO. 45. I RECENT EVENTS RECORDED ) IN LAKE CITY DEATH OF DR. BASS FARMERS ARE U AND DOING- A NEW MAGISTRATE # APPOINTED. Lake City, January 1*: M J F Muldrow visited his horn* in Darlington Saturday last. Mrs S Marcus came up fron Kings tree Sunday and spen the day in town with Mrs I Nachman. Snnprintpndont Seawell. of tin graded school, is coniined to hi; room with pneumonia. Mr 0 S Baldwin has been ap pointed magistrate at LakeCity vice Mr .1 M Eaddy, who resign ed a few days ago. Dr J I) Eaddy has purchase! the dwelling house and lot 01 Main street lately occupied b; Dr H L leaker, and will, we un I derstar.d, move there in a fei days and carry 0:1 his practio L here. We are sure that he wil be most cordially welcomed b; H Sfcgftir people, all of whom will re ' joi. e to know that he has de M .. J'dded to cast his lot amongst us -Mr G 0 Rodgers spent a fev *' flays recently at Pinewood witl sister, Mrs William Stach. .judging by the quiet streets the deserted highways and th< newly turned sod which one i sees wherever he goes, the peo ^ pie have already put aside the ' " festive feelings and have begin Hh in earnest the crops of J01 o vm, *How different this -from wha was the usual course of thing: a few years ago when the !;r> HH furrows were turned some tinn in March and often the old cot ton stalks were still standing when April came. We are be ginning to learn that witboul work there will be no harvest I / and that it takes thirteei months to the year to make cot ton. ' How quick we are to jump 01 the railroads whenever thing; are not going just as we wan them, and how slow we are t( i-i - i. :* give mem JUSi ticuiu nncu 11 I, I due! For instance it is ven R doubtful if any rural section o R the South has as good passen I ? ger service as we have. W< 1 simply cannot ask for better 1 yet we scarcely think of thos< L^igp^rho give it to us. Br Dr James Loraine Bass diec I on the morning of the 14th in I stant at his home in Lake City I after being confined to his be< 9 more than two months. lie wai B buried on Saturday by the sid< of his father and mother in th< 9. churchyard of Hebron Baptis | " church near Brook's CrossRoads I in Florence county. The buria 9 service was conducted by Re1 WL Waite, pastor of the Laki P City Methodist church, of whicl church the deceased was a mem It J ber. m Dr Bass, who was nearly for %-six years of age, was th< youngest of four sons and twi B daughters of Dr Thomas Ran B dolph Bass, who was one of th B well known men of his da}! B The subject of this notice mar B ried Miss Emmie Lucas a Kingstree in 1886, and she sui B vives him. One sister, Mrs Id ' I Rollins, relict of the late R ] Rollins,and three brothers, Dr D Bass, of Hubbard City, Tex Mr 0 L Bass, of Pensacola, Fla and Hon W L Bass of Lake Cit] also remain of his family. H was educated at the old Erienc field academy and the S C Med cal college. WLB Old papers for sale at The Recoi office Death of a Youog lady. r Suttons, Januar)" 17: Our , hearts were made sad Monday, .January 10, when God saw tit p to take from our midst Miss Yerna, eldest daughter ot Mr and Mrs S K Walters. Her illness lasted only a few J" i days. Then her spirit took its e flight to its resting-place with our heavenly Father, where i there are no toils and cares. ? WltIl/\ rr? f Ainl 4-lir* li a*i rf-rnn/l - t u line t i i cue. iicui v.-i v.iiu I ing panics, what must be the feelings of her lond mother and Q father. lint Clod giveth and - taketh away. lie doeth all things for our good. How hard it seems for one oi her age to be taken from us, just in the ^ bloom of life, her age being only eighteen years and a * few j months. During her short stay here on 1 earth with us she became a ^ member of buttons Methodist church and remained a faithful r member to the end. The remains weie taken Tues1 day mornihg to the Suttons burying-ground and laid to rest in tlie presence of a number ol sorrowing relatives and friends. The community is suffering 7 much grief, and the sorrow I stricken family have our deepest sympathy. , The funeral services were ; conducted by llev Mr W II i Perry, pastor of Sailers circuit. -! A Kklativk. i Dr Biyliam Still at LaroeFlorence, January IT:?.1 W t Kagsdale has just returned from 5 Columbia, where lie went to t look after the interests of ? 1 Avant, the man, who with Dr * G C Bigham, was found guilty II of the killing of Mrs Bigham ' last summer at Murrell's Inlet. A 'oi ?*A 1* i -f n A I \ am nn110v.11. iu mv. ' penitentiary authorities when 1 called upon by Mr Wells, the I ^Solicitor, whose opinion was that he and Bigham had no right i to be out on bond. Dr Bigham 5 has been in Greenville and t other points and no effort has > been made to arrest him. 5 Mr Kagsdale will return to i Columbia this week to argue f the habeas corpus proceedings, | - It is understood that should a sinew trial be granted that a ?, change of venue will be asked, j 5 as it is stated that sentiment in Georgetown is too strong to 1 allow a fair and impartial trial . to the defendants. \, Andrews Matthews. O i. r I iy. 5: OCXciULUU, 'lauuaiy it. xsi i?x e R Matthews, formerly of this e place but now of Darlington, t and Miss Gladys Andrews of i, Bethel, N C, were married yes1 terday afternoon. The couple v lefton the northbound train for e their future home in Darlington. ti Citation NoticeSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG. p By P M Brockinton, Esq, Probate jJudge. 0 Whereas, W D Crooks m ade suit to me to grant hiiu letters of administration of the estate of and effects of S e Josephine Grayson, r i These are therefore to cite and ad -11 1 .. iltn monifll ill! ailU SUIgUlClI 111LT MUU1CU ami creditors of the said S Josephine f j Grayson, deceased, that they be and ! appear before me in the court of pro* j bate, to be held at Kingstrec, S C, on - i the aisc day of January next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in tlie D forenoon, to show cause, if any they r have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 15th day of January, Anno Domini, 1910. ' Published on the 20th day of January, J, 1910, in The County Record. _ P M Prockinton, ^ l-20-2t Probate J udge. j. The Record has printed up a number of promissory note books, fifty notes to the book, d hat we are selling at ten cents each, tf ^ ^ CHAIRMAN OF AUDITING BOARD'S REPORT FOR QUARTER ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909. October 20 Y W Ti-dale. roads. $ .57 00 J F Rodgers lumber 33 00 j Farmers' Supply Co, chaingang ?>3 69 l> ^ \?^?i damages to mule 40 90 .1 N H imet,sal and eontingent 53 *0 .1 J 15 >. mtgomery, salary 33 34 Samuel <; Bryan, hay Tor road plow 200 0" | R Buckles, beef cliaingang.. 6 <?81 T ^ n. ? ... .. .1 1- -is .) r> r rierson, ioau jhuv. n oe 'C K King, bridges 2 50 j .1 P Friorson and guards, chain pang !t0 001 I J Graham, roid engineer luo u?! \V T Wilkins Grocery ('o, chain gang supplies 42 7"! WH Kinder, road plow -'?S 75j James Epps, lumlier for roads.. 2 >8] A I! Johnson, mad carls 5 on' Smith-Williams Co, cliaingang. Id do II H Footman, damages to mail \\ag'?n 15 00 i J (i Alt man. roads 83 50 IP Haseiden, ' 25 00, W F .loye. ' 4') 0<>' X M Venters, ' 20 ( () Wilmot McEiveen, idiaingang.. a 20 J 11 McKadden, n-ad plow 4 oit .M ilortiik <V Co. cliaingang 21 20 j Lihb.i Shoe (,'<>. -hoes,cliaingang 50 xn ! L F Tisdale, toad- It 00j I Wil-ott Lumber Co. cliaingang.. x 4" M <r McMillan, roads 17 50 T PMcMii an. lumber 11 :5| R W Stuckev. roads 70 Ooj ? ? - 38 50 R o Smith, ro.id contract 3* 00 I. A Smitb, " " 8 00 : S W .lerri-gan. lumb?rr ' > 05 FJ Britton. roads 25 ooj .1 1> ( ox, * 21 00 .1 .1 H Montgonierv. contingent. 2 35 j II .1 Kirk, rt-ind-xing 05 IK) Mis- L -I Cunningham. roindexing 5 0 00 i ^ Wesley Co"k, sal of Treasurer 33 341 " Trea*. contingent 1 251 Gret-nwo -d Ildkf 41 fg Co.convict clothing 110 00 j T K King, roads 7 30 J .1 We*ley Co?>k, jury and witnes* tickets.October term 711 30 J Wesley Co??k, coal l'??r court house and jail 40 40 Walker, Kvans \ C ogswell Co, court hou*e ami magistrates' supplies S4 75 George J Graham, c<m<ta e? 25 00 " ' jailivpc \, October 32 70 SG McDonald, magistrate ? * 2 20 [ 1 W 1' Gause. board equalization. 0 00 W C Gordon, u " . 4 001 PM Brockinton. contingent? 1 50 o H Patrick, supplies auditor's olliee 2 25 ! dames Kpp*. lumber for coal l?in 1 02 Kings tree Telephone Co, clerk I court 'phone rent 2 00 J G McCuHough,supt education, salary 100 0'? J (I McCullongh,*upt education, contingent 6 20 H 0 Button.elk court, contingent 11 30 sal 133 34 .1 J I; Montgomery, " 33 34 J X Jlammet, " 50 00 f Wesley Cook, " 33 34 41 * 44 contingent 2 44 December 1 ? BGTimmons, roads 16 00 J W Chandler, meals for jury.. 20 00 J N Hammer, contingent 1 80 II 0 Britton, ' 5 70 J' >1 Brockinton, lunatics 30 00 Drs Wallace & Kelley, lunatics 10 00 R J Kirk, reindexing 60 68 .Miss Lilly J Cunningham, reindexing 46 68 H 1) Reddick, supplies court house and jail 16 0J ! Geo J Graham, jail report November 33 80 i Geo J Graham, lunatic 14 10 44 44 14 60 LeRoy Lee, Esq, reindexing com 25 00 Chas W Stoll, 44 44 25 00 The State Co, clerk court 19 19 Southern Scale & Fixtures Co, cotton test weights 37 55 J J Graham, road engineer, sal 100 00 J P Frierson and guards, chain gang 65 00 J S Frierson, road plow 30 00 December 18 T P Fulmore, chaingang 5 30 J T Frierson, 4* 1 00 D D Shaw (col'd) 14 ?"> 00 ' Wilkins Wholesale Grocery Co, chaingang 51 93 1 S L Courtney, road plowl50 bu | corn 150 00 | C W Buckles, chaingang 4 15 i E Z Howard, roaus zs uu | Hugh Altman, " 31 IK) | Scott ?fc Miller, chaingang 5 77 ! B B Cliandler, bridges 12 00 j W S Dennis, roads 27 80 J T Eaddy, bridges 127 00 S P Britton, chaingang 1G 50 W L Jones, road plow 2 50 Epps & Epps, chaingang 7 67 SW Cade, road plow 2 00 S T Godwin, lumber and bridges 16 03 S P Graham, bridges 15 00 J S Wheeler, - 25 00 S A Graham, lumber 21 36 1 S D Perry, " 6 54 roads 79 00 | J B Gamble, lumber roads 8 40 W M Collins, bridges 16 50 :4' " " 6 50 J J Lamb, roads 5 00 i P G Gourdin, surveying water level Black river 5 00 W M Vause tfc Son, chaingang.. 13 13 VV E Bryan, road bridges $ 00 S Y Tisdale, road contract S 00 Drs Wallace & Kelley,chaingang 1 30 J C Graham, fence 6 00 J G McCullough, supt education 50 00 , * ' " contingent.... 1 90 Kingstree Telephone Co, 'phone rent November 2 00 t C W Wolfe, advertising, &c 114 92 J Wesley Cook, refund road tax 2 00 Lee & Askins. county attorneys 100 00 P M Srockiuton, auditmg board 12 50 J J B Montgomery, auditor and i . . \ < * Mf.mm ^as ^ee:i rcacbed >n Whiskey; it was r< mmt HUNTING I W/M^h VJplffi ' 23 ma<^C* ^'"ere ^as neyer been any dis In spite of the fact that the cost of pi IeWK ^"CC rc7)a*n fbe same. Our reputation twanaTfastMmiv/in-wk your protection. jftWe want you to become acquaintec art order you will become a regula ":!!e:!Gry" PRICE LIST ? HUNTING CRFT.K CORN |3.( i. I \'Ay\M < OOH RS I.Al RiL VALLEY CORN 3.5 \SSaJ (V&kJVW IRFCELL C.ORN 2.< vjumj OLo 1 !MF.S CORN. 3.5 ?7 1 ' MACDON RYE.' ! ! ' ! ! ! 3 5 ajjw, JACCORYE, 3.1 J. A. COUCH, Mai Post Office Box 718. !!! II ! mi auditing* board 45 SI! .1 .1 It Montgomery, contingent. 2 50 J T Davis, fence 75 uo J J Graham, road engineer.. . . lOu 00 J X Hammer, sal 50 00 " " contingent 1 45 asrrtJTa>aw!^asr,r2E.-3 J J Graham, freight* paid. "? 46; B s , J P Fiier?on and guard, chain rj Vj gang 65 00 lA^TlANTlCfeX 'j?$ J S Frier-on and driver, road |/~( .)?} F 2 plow 4S oo! |lsr COAST)? J I S VV Nettle*, road* 50 On j jg y^.|J T i>rs<?atut>Jc,.v .J?icoos.cnaingang 11 '.'u r A Kingstree Hdw Co, " 17 21.8 Sol IVres, ' ? ooi I ^ H A Stuckcy road brMse- "? j I 4 B N Stuckey, road 13 11 9 -fL 1 /-*, tj i, y W A I-itch, road plow 4 47 a R W Smith, road ... 70 <*) J I 1 r tarrners' Supply Co, chaingang 116 71; F B McClarn. roads - 3 76 "1^1 S M Askins, pea :eed poor farm 62 70 A.J J Ed Godwin, bridge work . 6 00 S 1' Britton, " *' - 14 00 a nncc?n< Wilkins Wholesale Grocery Co. ^ /% chaingang 24 67 W T Wilkins, chaingang 7 60 EndCOmiOrlj W E McKnlght, roads.. 4 001 \V A Wood, road plow. IS 47 t Dining, Slee J M Price, roads.. 4 00 s* E I> Parsons, " 34 00 For TdtCS Georgetown Gro Co, chaingang.. 38 21 A W Rodgers. bridges 6 60 f, J W Johnson,damages 50 00 . tlOn, WTlte t W D Harmon, roads 2 00 ! S 1 Snowden, " 7 50 ! J W McCntchen, bridges. 6 00 j J Marion Barrinean, roads 6 60' S V Duke. 44 6 50 I J EdCoker, " 6 00 I W A Fitch, 14 46 87 I A Collins, road plow ... 2 50 D F Edwards, bridge 1 50 A B McKenzie, roads 18 00 Dr L B Johnson, chaingang 10 00 D W Floyd, roads... 5 76 ^,____ Allen Bros, road plow 3 95 1 M G McMillan, lumber?bridges 22 40 %.ffV9fVtftVfVttYtW Kennedy-Montgomery Co,chain gang 17 65 S? __ Joe Burgess (col'd), damages to A\ TR(<n<l t horse. : 4 00 ST OMi (Continued next \veck(, : J, D, GHXAND, J | HE Business men i Sending mo I Heal Estate Broker | Efi; | KINGSTREE, S C. j | !_ t sr Open an acc \ T~ We pay 4 per Wanted?To buy immediately ? 2ZZ three months, f timber in quantities from ono I million to ten million feet. Can ? t _ J pay good price. Prefer location * j b DanK I near railroad. ? JE! t Wanted Farming lands. List 4 5^ ^ your property with me for quick 4 "A Fll j Final Discharge, " Notice is hereby given that on the \X/ 3TTS 19th day of February, A D 1910, at vitvtf 12 o'clock noon, J. will apply to P M nci Brockinton. Judge of Probate bf Wil- DtA liainsburg county, for a final discharge as guardian of Fred Thomas. DIAMONDS, W o Thomas, ic11/c, nx/ l-20-4t Qualified Guardian. JEWELRY, i Final Discharge. FANCYp2po i _ Notice is hereby given that [I will _____ apply to P M Brcckinton, Esq, Judge , n. ot Probate of Williamburg county, on WCttchCS ClOC the 5th day of February, 1910, at 12 ' o'clock M, for a f nal discharge as ad- REPAIRED 1 ministrator of the estate of B C oppositi Whitehead. H A Graham, l-13-4t Administrator. Rife IS ft CftU feftf sached twelve years ago, when the first gallon of CREEK CORN pute or argument about that, for the moment you ct individual flavor. It is very mild and mellow, none. roduction has materially increased the quality and is back of this brand, and our guarantee is I with HUNTING CREEK CORN. Send us ir customer. You'Il remember the taste when the i Express Prepaid. J. 2 G*!. 3 Gal. 4 Gal. 4 Qts. 6 Qt?. ?20t?. ; f) 15.60 $ 8 25 $10 00 $3.25 $5.00 S S.25 >5 6.25 4.00 12.00 3.50 5.25 10.00 X) 3.60 5.25 6 75 ...... H :5 7.10 10.50 12.75 4.00 6.35 12.00 5 5.00 7.35 9.65 5.00 6.75 1275 0 6.60 9.50 12.00 3.75 5.33 9 75 0 5.W) 8.25 10.00 3.25 4.75 b-75 * lager Shipping Department, | T NOUGH COMPANY. ? RICHMOND, VA. j Mi?ilVr"v I . -1/SpUG H FARE cf-jR/lVEL Between fbe rn^ND South orida Cuba. ' f 'i jer service unexcelled for luxury equipped with the latest Pullman ping and Thoroughfare tars. , schedule, maps or any informs* 3 WM. J. CRAIG, Genera! Passenger Agent, Wilmington, N. C. mmmmmmmmmmmwg ^ ?ta??? N?????ity0| = 3 e regard a banking account as a luxury. 3 regard it as a convenience and a necessity. ^ ney through the open mail is dangerous; 3 and registered letters are very bothersome. ^2 either trouble nor danger in paying your Is by check; instead, it secures conven- 3 h and absolute protection. 3 :ount with us and pay your bills by check. :~3 cent interest on Savings Deposits every 3 3 of Williamsburg, | KINGSTREE, S. C. |? NANCIAL STRONGHOLD ' ^ iililiiiiiiiliiiUiUUiiiiiUiUiiiiiiiUliliitUiiiiR & Watts, (fSj WATCHES, CLOCKS,