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o' r.< o > e r>:ryo{-o> k I, 1I7?11 lit Will ?> , S? SI VVf /0> />< * $ s i r ?? a?"? 6 ? & s 1 &? AA Si 2/ I K (eonttnued from lir>t page.) AFTERMATH Of THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.;N all the others are purely local. The vast bulk of all the work belongs to the class of local ^ laws, which are laws effecting ^ only certain localities and no s others. Two of the subjects which r * should tower above all others, c received no general mention. < These are the drainage of the lower counties and improve- t ments in securing jurors and in ( wiHl tile 1 couri piutccuiu^o view of obtaining more speedy trials and verdicts more nearly ] in accord with the evidence. ] Mr Graham's bill providing that a person paying special r school taxes should have the right tc have his taxes applied to any school he might see tit passed the House easily and had many supporters in the 1 Senate, but it reached the latter body Thursday night after a ( resolution laying on the table ' all House second reading ! bills with unfavorable re- ' ports had passed. This caused the bill to be laid on the table along with hundreds of others. Had it gone over in time to j' v " it mi<rht ! De saneiy luiwiuviw., ?? ?? have become law, as inany regard the idea of the measure a jnst one. After the ratification of the general tisli bill, which ac- ; complisbes the general pur- ; poses aimed at by Mr Bryan'* bill with reference to fishing in Black river, the last named 1 bill was withdrawn in the Senate. Had the general bill failed, Mr Bryan's bill would have been a necessity to meet the situation as it appears to i many. Under the general bill i above referred to Black river will be no exception to the law which will prevail throughout the State. W L B. , La Grippe pains that pervade j the entire system, La Grippe eoughs , that rack and strain, are quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. is mildly laxative, safe and certain in results. D C Scott, Highest cash prices paid for poultry. PEOPLE'S riARKET, H A Hiller, Prop. 5-54 4t J Mortgage, real estate, title lien on crop, bill of sale, agricultural lease and lien, mort- r gage personal property, bill ot \. nnrl lipn on cron combined I 1 11 for sale at The Record office, j e ? Prices from $12 -Vs^o^eJ^o'i-ioi^eVe?I . *"? V4 . - \T?* V^v. ^A>?4 r<k Av^k . V* .WTsi.- '?-s* ^ v4 ?>V-4>V?4 -^v4 . Pay E CV 1 ?~xtj S13^ ,h S P ? \ V ^r~y /-*<? *r^ ]TiNUSi Kt SCRANTON SKETCHES, ew Bank Organized?Items of ,, ^nnial and Pprsnn.il InfprPSf. UUIMU. U.. . Scranton, Febi*uarv, 22:?To-; [ay being Washington's birthlay, the exercises at the graded |" chool are suspended. Mr J G Singletarv left Sunday light for Goldsboro, N C., to ac-j ( :ept a position in the freight, iffice of the Atlantic Coast Line, j Mrs P S Wall and children re-1 urned Monday from an extend- i ?d visit to Mrs Wall's mother at' Trilby, Florida. Master Nelson Gause went to' Kingstree Saturday to join the j Boys' Corn Club. Dr Myers Graham will leave rhursday for Baltimore to take j patient to Johns Hopkins hospital. The People's Bank of Scran- j ton, with a capital stocK 01: rl5,000, is now a certainty. The i capital stock has all been sub- j scribed and at a meeting of the stockholders held Monday night Mr fJulien C Rogers was elected president and Jno M Myers, Jr, cashier of ths new bank. The following board of directors was also elected. R B Cannon, Julien I C Rogers, J W McCown, J C Lynch, W S Lynch, J M Parker, j R E McKnight, R H Graham, W! H Cockfield. The banking fixtures and par-: aphernalia has been ordered I and as soon as received business i will be commenced. A hand-i some bank building will be erected forthwith. me new oanK win uouuuessi flourish from the beginning- It ! will be in the hands of successful business men, which will i insure absolute confidence in the1 institution. WEC. | Saved front Awful Peril. "I never felt so near mv grave," writes Lewis Chamblin of Mane bee. ;er, Ohio, R R No 3, "as when a j frightful cough and lung trouble! pulled me down to 115 pounds in spite of many remedies and the best j loctors. And that I am alive today is j lue solely to Dr King's New Discovjry, which completely cuied me. Now I weigh 1G0 pounds and can j work hard. It also curod my four! ? >? i 'nilUl'CU U1 Viuup. luiainuic ivi | 1'ougbs and Colds, it's the most cer- j ain remedy for Lu Grippe, Asthma,: lesperate lung troubles and all broo-1 :hial affections. 50c and $1.00. A; rial bottle free. Guaranteed by D Scott. The Hecohd lias printed up a ' lumber of promissory note looks, fifty notes to the book? hat we are selling at ten cent^ ach. tf ?loom NOW] [ E W S !.50up' Wc s. '?s o S ox ?>*??< ofK ?Xokox'p^ ox ox < V* A J^.-A m ? V>% i^Ts. ~ Vi I 17P> 17 I |5| v O w jL-ad BEFORE R 1 ISI Ci EE DRY TO ENCOURAGE CORN PRODUCTION, ir Williams Announces Another Much Larger Contest for Present Year. Lake City, February 15:?Dr \ II Williams announces another ind much larger corn contest For the year HMO. Instead of a limited number of large prizes, many of moderate value will be offered, which in the aggreate will amount to several hundred dollars, and which, under the arrangements proposed as to numerous distribution, is expfcted to prove a general and hearty incentive to determined and intelligent effort to excel. The three small prizes ol last year had something to do with producing the great crop just harvested; and the contest now being inaugurated, it is hoped will be entered into by a great many farmers throughout the entire * * ' - - A A _* county, ana results mosigramying and helpful are expected. As the lirst prize for the greatest yield on one acre Dr Williams himself offers a top huggy worth $75.CK>. Several other prizes of various kinds, such as improved farming implements, fertilizers, wagons, plows, suits of clothes, etc, will le offered for competition. Dr Williams has already secured about $3(X).0O worth of prizes besides the buggy, and he hopes to run the list near, if not quite to the $1<>OO.IX> mark. Each farmer entering the contest is requested to send in one dollar as an entrance fee. Every dollar collected from entrance fees will be invested in suitable prizes to be ottered. Already several farmers have come in and paid the entrance fee, and the idea is taking hold rapidly. If live hundred farmers enter the contest, Dr Williams will be able to offer in prizes about one thousand dollars. Raise five hundred dollars by entrance fees, and he will raise the other five hundred dollars himselt. Time for entering, contest closes May 1st. Immediately thereafter list of prizes will be made up and published. The contest is open to every farmer in Williamsburg county. There are no condition, as to preparation of soil, fertilizers used o: cultivation, each farmer proceed as he thinks best. The only requirement is that the corn must be gathered by two disinterested persons who will certify to the same, and that such certificate must be sent in not later thanNovember 15. Immediately there-1 ir Will JI Will S THE TIME TO G PRIN guarantee every gan n a r 5 MAKING 8 * LJ K O 'j ? u VfcS6<? GOODS i after prizes will be awarded, j Address, A H Wilv^OIS, j^aKe nr^ >. u. ; 2-17-tf Take Notice. He are revising our books in j order to comply with the (iovern- j meat requirement that no weekly newspaper shall keep a subscriber on its mailing list who is more fhttu a year in arrears on pain of forfeiting its second class postage privilege. To this end we are sending statements to every subseriber who our books show to owe us fwenty-Jivc rents or more, lite subscription /trice of The Record is $/.25 k year, hut to fry to get | our subscription list on a cash bust's, we make a discount of 25c to every subscriber who putts one year in advance. hi uia king out hundreds of these small accounts, if is possible. I that some errors lank crept in. J! IJ> shall be pleased t$ correct am/ j( mistake to which our attention is j called. Any one who wants his or her i copy of The Record discontinued will confer a. favor by so stating when rem it ting in response to our 0 | naiemen . Afferent Hint/ a reasonable time, if we do not hear from parti** to whom the*'' statements are sent, j their papers will he discontinued1 and their accounts put in the hands of a collection ayncy which is very successful in collecting debts of this hind. Hoping to hart a prompt re- j *pon*c from eoery one, we are, j Very respectfully, j The County Record.! \ /wv\\v\v\v*v\v\v\wwvy | i 'PHONE $ | j | City Pressing Club ? j ? WHEN YOrKCLOTHES NEED 4 j ! i Cleaning, Pressing or Dyeing, i j $ PHONE NO. 93. * J SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. \ j 5 club Rat.- - - *1.09 per Month J I f Pressing Suit - "?Oo ? J Cleaning un.l Pressing Suit, *."?c J i J ALTERATIONS A SPECIALTY. J uuvwwvwwuv.wuw HotitaI Tice tax books of-the town of KingsH-ee are now open a.al taxes ar<* paya- j i l?le at .Jacob* & Scott's store. Penalty | will go (?n after February *28. tl it Jacobs. ------- ? , , Town < lerk .uid Treas. J-17-2T Old papers for sale at The Record ! oflice ! l Soon Be ET MEASURED FOR G CLO luent to be right. If i ?cus. . .J i Our Store! I :ohpany. fl Little Tobacco Plants Savi 1 "Mr. Farmer:? Give us a plenty of Virginia-Carolina II Fertilizers ^;|1 They will make us grow big and healthy, and thus increase our yields per acre. These fertilizers are ^ ^ plant food for us, which means, bread and meat | fnr von TVipv will nut mr?rp mnnpv-nrnfits infn vn'if pocket. (signeci) Your Little Tobacco Plants." ' -jm Ask your fertilizer dealer for a copy of our free 1910 M Farmers' Year Book or Almanac, or send us the coupon -4 8ALE9 OFFICES > - . Richmond, Va. Atlanta, Ga. Mail 01 this Coupon Norfolk, Va. Savannah, Ga. ViaciNiA Caiolina Chemical Colnabia, S. C. 'itjfl Company. ^?.rhim' ^'C* Please send me a copy of yoor 1910 Winston-Salem, N.C. Farmers'Year Book free of cost. Charleston, S. C. | jfif Baltimore, Md. ' i*^B3 Name.,... Colnmbas, Ga. ^^^^1 (11U V/QfU^^^J Sme ; Shreyeport, La, < ^| 3H ? ? fa DEPOSIT r| A BANK that has never lost a dollar since its establishment. ^ A BANK that has increased its business over $150,000.00 M during- the past year. 3 A BANK that pays 4 per cent on its Saving Deposits, * 1 compounded every three months. ;" A BANK that welcomes and appreciates your business whether large or small. ,k 7 THE BANK OF KINGSTKEE RESOURCES $360,000.00 * Wm D. C. Scott, N. D. Lesesxe, F. W. Faibey, President. Asst. Cashier. Cashier. . a) ? c, The State under date Januarv 2s has the following. "School Building 49 Destroved hy Tornado?Seven Pupil> and Tln-'r Tea'-her Injured." 49 Suppose the next wind-storm makes a bee-line for your property. V 43 I letter get a J ? "VT7-T-KTT-).!=!rrO-E?lvC POLICT !* 5? ' in ? J 4\ ? m | The Home Insurance Co. ? 1 OF NEW YORK. Hadn'tyou? I ** Insurance ot all kinds, Fire,Life,Accident,Tornado, 4% see me. ? >~M ? REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY ? M 4? At ait If you have town or faint properties for sale let me have it. If the . 'Jaa Tt price is right I .-kgree to get cash for your propert y wherever located. If Jj! you wish t<? huy a liome or invest in town or farm property, I hive it. J? ** If it is not what vou desire I wiH get what you want. 4? W 4i Office over Siackley's Store. j ^ Yours to please, / ^ t GEO. A. McELYEE X. f ? Here.= 1 YOUR ,1 T H E S 1 t's not right yourhave no right to take it , #