Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r DEATH OF A GOOD WOMAN. Mrs Janie Meadors Passed Away After Brief Illness. Mre Janie Meadors,wife of Rev W P Meadors, of the South Carolina Conference and presiding elder of the Kingstree district, died rather suddenly last Saturday morning at S-4n o'clock at the district parson age, in Kingstree. Mrs Meadors had been practically an invalid for some time, but her death came as a surprise to her many friends, her last illness being of short duration. The body was taken to Ninety Six Sunday afternoon and interment followed Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock in Rehoboth church-vard. The funeral sendees were conducted by her pastor, Rev W A Fairy, assssisted by Revs John 0 Willson, D D., and J W Kilgo of Greenwood and J A Cook of Ninety Six, and her body was laid to rest in the presence of a large number of sympathizing relatives and friends. w-" MnnJ/,?o 11-oe ViArri anH rpjirpd IQld IIICOUUIO naouviu in Greenwood county, near the town' of Ninety Six and in young: womanhood was married to the Rev W P Meadors. She was educated at Williamston Female College (now Lander College) during the presidency of the late Rev Samuel A Lander, D D. Mrs Meadors was a cultured and charming woman of strong personality and her friends through the State were numerous. She w : admired and loved for her amiable disposition and her unassuming manner. As the wife of an itinerant minister she was faithful and true, always proving an inspiration and help to her husband. She was a most devoted wife and mother, and a sweet and gentle Chr'stian woman. She leaves a husband, two brothers and seven L *! J nf + cnutircu. me d< myainj ?..v community goes out to the family in their bereavment. GREAT DAT FOR WILLIAMSBURG All Roads Lead to Kings tree Memorial Day. The people of Kingstree generally and especially the Daughters of the Confederacy and the old veterans * throughout the county are looking forward to May 10 with liveliest" anticipation for a momentous occasion. The U D C chapter has invited as orator of the day Col James Arm strong, the genial Irishman, the flavor of whose wit improves with age. if age can be associated with one who long ago discovered the fountain of immortal youth. In all South Carolina there could not have been made a more fitting selection for this occasion than Col Armstrong and the ladies request us to be sure to make the announcement that the knighty Colonel has accepted their invitation and will surely grace the occasion with his gen.al presence, barring unforeseen obstacles. Then the veterans and J their guests will be regaled with excellent music played by Metz's bard, Charleston's famous musical aggregation, and the unveiling exercises of course will be interesting and appropriate. Let every veteran and all who! want to honor the soldiers of the Confederacy, living and dead, get ready to come to Kmgstree on Memorial day, May 10. t Electric the best fob i BILIOUSNESS | BITTERS and kidneys. PLE Individuality please you not on] ter of style, for ne EVERY is here and vou w y THE SAGE OF POSSUM FORK Impressed With Kingstree's Growth. Editor County Record:?I had the pleasure of s peaking an hour or two in your growing town last Monday and was much pleased, not only to meet several old friends, but to note the many happy improvements i on every hand. 1 visited your steei ; bridge for the first time and can ! safely predict "no more trouble or .'misgivings" about crossing your, river for generations to come, unless your town refuses to stop her, ! improvements and continues grow-1 ! ing a young city, requiring double ; tracks. I see your energetic ari tesian well-borer, Mr Stone, is pa1 tiently driving for more water, while the pulsasions the hydraulic , ram in another yard is heard peg; ging away, day and night, elevating | water in a tower-tank near by. And I hear that a large new brick church, in imitation of grey marble, is to take the place of the Methodist church on North Academy street, and to have elevated back seats, so as to enable all to see , above the five-foot periphery of the Easter paraphernaliathat adorns the brows of the fair-sex. I know such a happy condition will enliven and j encourage the congregation to a full attendance. The thought is a good one, and I hereby notify our building committee and all hands, that we insist on a similar arrangement in the floor and seats of our , new church to be built near Muddy J Creek bridge, just across from Possum Fork. ! Johnsonville, April 17. Notice of Opening of Books of Subscription. Pursuant to and under the autnority of the commission issued by the Hon R M McCown. S'-cretary of state, ami d..ted April 16, 1910, books of subscription to t lie capital stock of "The Wee Nee llank". a corporation to be chartered under the general hanking laws of the State of South Carolina, will b; opened at the offices of Gilland & Gillaud, attorneys, at Kingstree, S C. on the 27th day of April, 1910. The capital s o kof the proposed corporation will be *30,000.00. divided into 300 shares of the par value of $lo0.00 each. W V Strong, Hugh McCutchen, Louis W Gilland. 4-21-L Board of Corporators. Summons for Relief. (complaint not skrved.) * STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, county ok williamsburg, Court of Common Pleas. 1 Mary J S Timmons. B .1 .skinner, S B Skinner, R G Skinner, E F skinner ! and A C Skinne:-, Plaintiffs, vs | M L Boyd. .1 D Boyd. E A Cooper, M L McEive n, Enuua MarshaU, W T Ev! ans. G E Biyan. Minnie Bryan,Bluma L Boyd. Sidney Loryea. Horace Lor I vet, Hazel Loryea. j ? nsaaie. ?? L Ti-dalf, J >1* Tisdale. II E Tisdale. I Tina Nex-en, Estilb* McCreu. Emnia i Brown, E:oise Brown, .Mott Tlstlale. ! Nathan Tisdale. Cenie Boyd. E Jen Cantley, ' arrie Tisdale, Edith Tidale and Iva Tisdale; and M L Boyd and J M Tisdale, a* e>editors of the last will and testament of I) Z Martin. deteaS'd; i.nd Kone-f Skinner a?d Walter >kinner, Defei dants. Yt-u are liereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in thi* ! action,.\hichhas been tiled in the office ot the lerk ofC tur. for said county,an I to >erve a copy of your answer to the s:id e mpi.iint on the subscribers at tin jr office 10 Kiogstree, S C. within: twentv days alter tiie service hereof: ! exclusive of the day of such service; nd if you f.il to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid,the plaintiffs i : in this ii-rion will anplv to the court j for the relief demanded in the complaint. Kellky A Hinds, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. Dated April 19. 1910. TAKE NOTICE: That a copy of the summons and complaint in the above entitled ctioo has h" n filed in the office of the Clerk of Crart of Common i Pleas for vVilliamsburg county. Kei.lky & Hinds, 4-21-6t Plaintiffs' Attorneys. AS I N is the keynote in 01 ly in the hat but in ver before have we CONCEIV ill find it a pleasur s. # Candidate Announcements of candidates published in this column until the prii able always in advance. Please don'i money with your copy. Announceme charged for at the rate of ten cents a fices the price of announcement cards For House of Representatives. Wp are authorized to announce r B B Chandler as a candidate for ! j the House of Representatives, sub- j j ject to all the rules governing the ; x Democratic primary election. U ?? 11 For County Superintendent of Education. ' We are authorized to announce the candidacy, of J Graham Mccullough for re-election to the office of County Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules of ( the Democratic primary. For County Treasurer. 1 I hereby announce my candidacy for re-appointment to the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the voters of Williamsburg county in the ensuing Democratic primaries. J Wesley Cook. For Auditor. , ^ We are authorized to announce 1 JJB MONTGOMERY as'acandidate for re-appointment Jo the office ? of Auditor of Wiftiamsburg county, c subject to the rules of the Deme- r cratic Primary election. t For Road Engineer. c I hereby announce my candidacy a for appointment to the office of Road Engineer subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. l XIT HP . ** I IUJVV C.L.L,. I FOR S Mowers ai Dear Mr Farmer: ? Do you realize the fact that We ton, and day after day we see load the country to feed the stock beloi Now, Mr Farmer, why not get <. ran mowei and gather your oats and hay, the some for sale. It costs but very lii : DOES when you have to buy. Come to see us and get the l>est, The McCormick 31 Yours to se THF Will limn 9 I I1L VVlLLllllIluuuuu I H1NGSTRE 1 We Are Ag jj International H I Farming implements I International Harvester Erj | Threshing P | McGormick Mowers, {Corn Thresl Free demonstratiuns given an nnpst I Our I. H. C. Gasoline Engine The County Record office. GREELYVILLE L GREELYVILL gspi ir Millinery section i the price as well, shown such a widi ABLE SI e to Select your spr riA r < es' Cards. not more than 100 words, will be mary election for $3.00 each, payt ask us to credit you, but send the nts over 100 words long will be word. For other than county ofis $5.00. For Road Engineer. I hereby announce myself a canlidate for re-appointment for Ro^d Engineer for Williamsburg county, hedging myself to abide by the 1 ules^of the Democratic primary, ^ ilso to use my best efforts in the fu:ure, as I have tried to do in ihe last, for the best improved roads. J J Graham. Kingstree, S C, March 28, 1910. I hereby announce myself a candidate for appointment to the office if Roj^Epginee^ "J^miiamsburg :ount; * i'" the Demo .mary election/"*N N Henry D Ferreli Citation NoticeSTATE OF SOUTH CA ROl A A, COUNTY OF WILI.IAMSBURO. By P M Brockinton, Esq, Probate Fudge. Whereas C J R<>llin3 made suit to me ;o grant him letters of administration >f the estate of and effects of Buie -Tannah. These are therefore to cire and adnonish all and singular the kindred tnd creditors of the said Buie Hannah, lecased.that they be and appear before ne in rhe court of j robate.to he h-ld at (ing^tree. S C, on the 30tli day of \pril n- xt after publication theren/, at 1 o'clock in the forenoon to show au?e, if any they have, why the said idiiiinistratinn should not be granted. Given under my hand this 9th dayot \pril, Anno Domini, 19lo Published on the 14th day of April, 910, in the County Record. P M Brockinton, 4-14-'2t Probate J udge. ALE: | ad Rakes. I stern hay is now worth $28 per s and loads of it going out into iging to Williamsburg farmers, me of our AND BAKES reby making your own feed and ttb to make hay, hut it COST : ii [ower and Rake. i LIVE STOCK CO., E, S. C., / tB ents for I ^ arvester Co.'s I g i and Machinery, j lines, 2 to 30 H. P. Machines, Bakes, Binders, hers, etc. d lowest prices quoted on remay be seen in operation at IYE STOCK CO., E, S. C. "> ? HT/M UlNta . Our aim is to m< We feel confident e selection. YLE, Sh ing hats from this cus. V Not a Drop What is a "tonic"? Amedicim or tone of the whole system. A medicine that alters or ch healthv action. Name the be Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the only Sa alcohol. Ask your own doctor medicine doctors cannot endors Without daily action of the bowels poisonous pr impure blood, biliousness, headache. Ask your < All SMCAM^^ Style 143 IUImmioo Corset Co., Makers O 7n | I Sftrin || || ~ mer styles ai 11 If anything a lit er and more ex usual. The It on Paris loule Avenue too. Ex leather that a t possibly want a Kingstreej Dry Kingstree, / * D E P 0 I N A BANK that lias never lost a lishmec A BANK that has increased its during- the pa A BANK that pays 4 per cent compounded every 1 A BANK that 'welcomes and ? whether large < THE BANK OF RESOURCES $ D. C. Scott, N. D. Leses President* x Asst. O >> MILLI jet your exact req i that we can please IAPE and vast showing. of Alcohol e that increases the strength What is an "alterative"? anges unhealthy action to st "tonic and alterative"? rsaparilla entirely free from all about it. Never take a ?. /. C. Ayer Co.,Lowell, Mass. oducts must be absorbed. Then you have loctor aiiDut Ayer's Pills for constipation. I -\ ' no 1 m> f g unu> || |j | | n sale -Now! jj i tie lit smart' j jj;;| elusive than || , vards-Fifth If >ery last and ooman could | | | t any time. ^ Goods Co., I | * J - ^ ? SIT % / dollar since its estabit. business over $150,000.00 * # st year. on its Saving Deposits, three months. % ippreciates your business Dr small. KINGSTREE 360.000.0D , . " [ne, F. W. Fairey, V, %% ashier. Cashier. & NERY lirements arufto ; you in the mat COLOR U i x '.ti :<?" <