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NA.' M' \m.' v?-' V-' Wten You SelS Your Cotton your stock or other product why ^ not place your money in the bank F and avoid the worry and dangerj k of carrying it in your pocket or I ^khiding it around your home? HHf you have any bills to pay, pay R^kem by check and have a B&GAL receipt for each and m0Kry payment made. In addi Flion you can have a complete record of yaur financial affairs I without keeping a complicated! set of books. Enjoy the many advantages, facilities and conveniences which we offer patrons by keeping your account at the lank of Williamsburg, KIH6STREE, S. C. JfifPlSONAL^ Mr W C Smith visited his parents J in Dillon this week. Henry E Davis, Esq, of the Flor-1 ence bar, was in Kingstree Monday. Hon E C Epps spent the week-end visiting relatives in Asheville, N C. Miss Janie Allen of Florence is visiting her brother's, Dr M L Al-; ien's, family in town. Mr J T DuBose of Cades called Monday and made the printer-man's ^^^heart glad. May hfe tribe increase. m^BDr Ralph Crosl and was called to H^Hnnettsville last week to attend the fl^^Bieral of his brother. Mr Gordon BnBosiand. Mr D A Brockinton of Kingstree has been elected business manager Y of "The Carolinian", the State University Annual. Mr Pjurl Wheeler. who has sDent several years in the United States nivy, has been visiting his parents -fRre, Mr and Mrs J P Wheeler. Mr S McB Graham of Cades was in town yesterday, and took ocL*sion to enroll his name on our ** ^fcpidly expanding subscription roster. Mr A E Hill of Cooper postoffice was a pleasant caller at our office Tuesday. Mr Hill is in the mercantile business. Miss Fannie Barton will leave ' Kingstree to-day tor a visit to relative and friends in Suffolk, Va, and elsewhere before returning to her home in Cambridge. Md. Mrs Hugh McCutchen has returned from a visit to the family of her brother, Mr James C Dobbin, in Jacksonville, Fla. Her mother, Mrs R A Dobbin, accompanied her. Miss Marian Gilliand,after visiting j her friend. Miss Theo Gregg, in Sumter a few days last week, returned Monday to Spartanburg to continue her studies at Converse College. Mr J G McCutchen was taken to the McLeod infirmary at Florence by Dr C D Jacobs Saturday evening, suffering from dropsy of the heart. He stood the trip well and at last accounts was slightly improved. I A Cutting Atlray. L At Gourdins Monday mgnt Mamp JL McNight was badly cut on the shoulder and arms by Theodore ^B Pearson. Both are colored. Mc Knight was brought to Kingstree ^ Wednesday morning for surgical I treatment. Pearson has not been B, arrested at this writing. It is sup& posed that he wii? be though. Pt R'Sh1 w |g Smartest New Fall M NFWRST HANDBAGS f& NEWEST BELTS NEWEST NECK WE h$ NEWEST COM! NEWEST E gg NEWEi ne' |lqcal"^"items.|[ Cotton is quoted to-day on the loI cal market at 13i to 13* cents; seed $30 the ton. Note change of ad Savage Arms j Co, Utica, N Y. Attention is directed to Jenkinson Bros Go's new ad. I Wilkins' Wholesale Grocery Co has a catchy new ad this week. Note ad of Clarenee Rike, artistic , sign painter, in tms issue. Quite a number of new names are added to list of seed cotton licenses this week. Farmers & Merchants Bank of Lake City have a practical ad-talk this week in their space. Read it. L D Rodgers & Co advertise this week "some special bargains" that are well worth your attention. Look up this ad. Kingstree Hardware Co advertises a solid car of stoves and ranges they are now displaying. This is the time to step in and take your pick. The millinery openings of Gale & Gale, Kingstree Dry Goods Co and S Marcus invite our lady readers' attention this week. Be careful to note the respective dates. "Human Hearts," which will be the opening bill at the Thomas Opera house, will be presented to-morrow (Friday) night. This is a good play and deserves a full house. The subscription price of The Record is $1.25 a year. If you want to pay it all in advance we give you 25 cents discount. We do not sell the paper for $1.00 a year on time, tf % The editor has been confined to his bed the greater part of this week, [ being quite sick for several days. We hope that this win De sumcient excuse and explanation for any shortcomings in the paper or other departments of the business. We are indebted to the kindness of Mr John Dennis for a rare treat, especially at this season, viz, a thirty-pound water-melon of the oldfashioned "rattle-snake" variety. Needless to say we had quite a feast for the whole family and some to spare. Treasurer J Wesley Cook, for the convenience of our subscribers who do not come to Kingstree often, has kindly consented to receive money on subscription to The Record and we have given him a book to issue famnAi?orv ro/*oinfc fKorofrtr AXThon he turns the money over to us we will issue a duplicate receipt changing date to which the subscription is paid. tf. Several correspondents sent us articles Wednesday morning late for this week's issue. We are sorry.but as has been explained hundreds of times before, Tuesday noon is the extreme limit for receiving communications for the current week. Would be better to get them before that time, but they must be in our hands not later than Tuesday noon to be printed. The same rule applies to advertisements. Among the young collegians leaving for their respective alma maters last week were noted Mr W P Meadors, Jr.who returned to Wofford College to enter the senior class, and Cadet Edward Pugh Meadors, who went to the Citadel Academy to re I join nis company as corporal-, Laaet j Meadors being a member of the seclond, or sophomore, class. These | bright and brainy young men are ; sons of Presiding Elder Meadors. Sheriff Graham gave us yesterday ! a fish caught in Black river near , town that is certainly a curiosity in these parts. It was a "flounder"? the species the darkey described say! ing: "De Lord mek him one-half, den he fergit to make de udder half." The flounder is a salt water j fish and so far as we know,none was I : Goods a I Dress Goods in All the Ne^ :ar is f.arrettes >t persian ruchings west automobile scarfs OUR B UT L EI ..-. A*zfl?i* ..z&Lzi.i, J \* ! I- * ? ? ? 4t MIL F Wednesday and 1 ^ Exclusive Designs in Fi ^ Miss M. M. Mills, i *i' *)* "j* ?j" ever-aeen in these waters before. Hov his lonely wanderer strayed so far >m his natural environment is a' ^ery. \ A the figure of the Confederate soldie s arrived and been put in place sun \ounting his lofty pedestal. The statue is of handsome marble, chiseled into almost life-like semblance with the sculptor'3 cunning. The monument, now completed, is much admired and the pity is that a great proportion of the multitude who witnessed the unveiling will perhaps never see the memorial shaft as it stands to-day? the admirable achievement of which the granite shaft but gave promise. Tribute of Respect. Wbereas, It has pleased the Supreme Architect of the Universe in His wisdom to remove from our midst our beloved bi other,L L Rodgers, a true and worthy Mason, a member of Indiantown Lodge, No 165,A F M, a faithful citizen, an indulgent husband and a loving father, who was removed from hi3 earthly stage of existence to a higher being by the decree of the Supreme Ruler of the Universe March 1, 1910; Therefore be it Resolved,That in the death of our brother, L L Rodgers, Indiantown Lodge, No 165, A F M, has lost an efficient and prudent member, the county has lost a good citizen and a veteran of the Civil war. Be it further resolved, That a page in our minute book be dedicated to his memory; that a copy of these resolutions be presented to the family of our deceased brother and that these resolutions b? published in The County Record of Williamsburg county, S C, and also in The Marion Star of Marion county, S C. Committee: W H Harmon, G D Pearry, C D Cannon, H E Eaddy, R Cannon. Vox, S C, September 25. Don't fail to see the opening bill at the Thomas Opera house Friday Friday night. It is the best yet? "Human Hearts." 1 White Pearl Onion Sets are one of the most profitable crops you can plant in the fall. Can be used for green onions during the winter and spring, or make a splendid crop of dry onions for market early in the summer. We have also | Bermuda Onion Sets, Yellow Dan vers, and other varieties for fall planting. Write for prices and our Fall Catlog, giving full information about Farm 6 Garden Seeds. Catalog mailed free on request. T. W. WOOD & SONS, I], Seedsmen, - - Richmond, Va. jj t Right P west Weaves and Colors. 1 DRESS ( 50-inch Panama 50-inch Brilliantine 50-inch Broad Cloth (all wool) 36-inch Brilliantine 28-inch Silks, for Waists, BARGAINS?NC : MOTTO: EXCELLENCE R DRY G ( '? ?y I|I ?|??4? *|i i|? LINERY rhursday, October 5th and 6 ench and American Patterr one of Baltimore's best mill GALE <S Items from Single. [Received too late for last wees's is>ue.[ Single, September 21:?The farmers are very busy now gathering their crops. Mrs J W Graham, who has been under treatment in a Florence in. firmary, returned home several weeks ago and is getting along very nicely. Miss Mattie^Hanna has returned from Florence, where she has been visiting her cousin, Miss Wheeler, a daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Wheeler. Miss Pearl Graham of Cades will leave for college the 26th inst. Mr E L Graham has been at Lake City for tfll past few days helping Mr ,W W Winston repair 'phone lines. There was a very pleasant moonlight picnic given at Mrs Manning Tanner's Friday night. Plenty of barbecue and rice and other delicacacies were served that suited the appetites of the folks all right. Miss L A Merriman of Sumter has 1 taken charge of the Bethesda school, which was opened a few days ago. ?f . it xt c: i~...ni ;n a inr XI 11 Olllgicuujr win ica?c IU a few days to pursue his studies at the Edgefield Co-educational Insti- < tute. j Mr L B Roper of Bennettsvslle was here on business last week. WGG Fruits and Candies?choice and fresh. We handle pure candies and ( fresh and delicious Fruits. Look for sign B F Patrick, 9-29*3t Academy St. Arrival of Passenger Trains at , Klngstree. The Atlantic Coast Line railroad has promulgated the following sched-' I ..I* ...L!?L AffaAfura Cnn^ov ! u1c, which utullllc cucvwtv; uununj f May 15. 1910: ( North Bound. No 80 7:50 a m *No 46 - - 11:36 am No 86 ... 6:15 p m South Bound. No 83 - - - 11:12 a m i *No 47 - - - 5:50 p m j No 89 ... 9:05 p m ( Daily except Sunday. Land for Sale. I will sell on easy terms a tract of land, about four miles from Kingstree. . cone lining 400 acres, with about 75 1 acres cleared. This place ha* 0 good 1 new tenant houses is well drained.ai d balance of land can be easily cleared. | 0 Will make a good cotton plantation.1 s Apply to John A. Kelley, 9-22-3t Kingstree, S. (J. \f Administrator's Sale. 1 ' 2 Notice is hereby given that und^r and by virtue of an order issuing out of the " office of the Judge of Probate for the county of Williamsburg. I will sell at public auction,for cash,on the 14th day of October, 1910. at the residence of the 1 late S W McKenzie.in said county, cer-! I tain-personal property be'onging to the I estate of the said S W McKenzie and coi stating of household furniture.cook- j ing utensils,farming implements, tools. ; live stock. vehicles, etc, as will more' fully appear by reference to the iteiuiz-; ed list of -aid articles, attached to said i order. Said -ale to begin at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in. on said day. W A (towdy. Adniinstrator with Will Annexed. Kingstree. SC. 11 September :3$. U?lo. | rices at th rrimmings, Linings and Silt JOODS 45c yd 3 45c yd 3 50c yd C 35c yd A 20c yd [ T BLUSTER. C WITHOUT EXTRAVAQAN( ) 0 D 5 COi* ? r^t rj* T^f '*y> OPENI th, we will have on display i Hats. iners, will assist us this sea* . GALE ? ! ?tf-+? ?1 To the On Thursday, September 8 rant will be regularly open ar Winter. I will have an expert will include the choicest the everystyle, Beet-Steak, Chick and Game in season. Mcalt to Ordtr j Bouillon, Coffee, Tea, etc. Courtney's Ice ( Kingstree, The public are cordially invited to attend any of the services of the ? various churches of Kingstree. p Baptist Ckareh. Rev W E Hurt, Pastor. F Services every second and fourth j. Sunday mornings at 11:00 o'clock 8and evening at 8:30 o'clock. Sunday-school at 10.00 a. m. h Episcopal Church, : . Rev Db Robert Wilson, Rector. 9. Every second and fourth Sunday, morning# prater, sermon and holy :ommunion at 11 a, m. Methodist Church. 1 Rev W A Fairy, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock and evening at 8:30 i'clock. Sunday-school at 4:30 p. m. Epworth League meets every Tuesiay night at 8:00 o'clock. Mid-week prayer meeting every rhursday night at 8:30 o'clock. Presbyterian Church. Rev E E Ervin, Pastor. Preaching first and third Sunday nornings at 11:00 o'clock, second 1 r _ . .1 r% . _ * .1. a A.\ ina iourin sunaay evenings at o:vv | )'clock. Sunday-school, 4:00 p. m. Prayer-meeting Wednesdays,8pm. - The usual prayer meeting at the ! ^esbyterian church was omitted ast night to give the members an pportunity to attend the revival ervices in the Baptist church. Rev B J Woodward, State evangelist, is conducting services in the baptist church this week at 11a. m. SI md 8:15 p. m. " a v KILLTHE COUGH amdCUREtw?LUMCS with DR.K1 NCS11 MEWDISCOVERY ' ME roue HS Lj?50?&V.00 r?K I* OLDS tr TRIAL BOTTUFRtt AND All THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES i GUAPAUTEED SA7/SFACTOPY j f . OP MO KEY BEEU/VOCD. 1 ie Right S is to Match All Goods. DOMESTIC 6-inch White Homespun 6-inch Bleaching )hk. Homespun ipron Gingham )ouble Width Suiting iood Calico ;e ftPANY NG f j the Latest and Most .. 3 ? ? ?on. "41 ? ? I*?*?* i-?4?+?4 4* Public. , my Cafe and Restauid on throughthe Fall and Chef and the BiIl-of-Fare f i market affords: Oysters ;en, Eggs any style, Fish ' i at All Hours ream Parlor. S. C. SPECIAL NOTIcli Transient Notices will be Pablished i This Column at the Rate of One ent a Word for Each Issue. No ad* ertisement taken for less than 25 cents. Four Rooms for r^nt. Apply to Dr R J McCabe. -29-2t Kmgstree, S C Wanted?To buy full-blood Jersey >w that will give 4 to 6 gallons milk lily with second calf, ill pay good rice. W OCamlin, 9-29-41 Bloomlngvale, S C U. U.._ O.L.I. L.'. I? n A. L uk 3ali?acauiarsuif id oryiuib Ob tratton Business College, Louisville, f interested let us hear from you. / /$ -11-fcf The County Record. Wanted?A shar* cropper faroneorse farm and tei.ant for two-horse irm. Both farms near Cades. For ft rler information address " J T McElvejcn. -22-41 Cades. S C - - . % WTON BY A NECK he had a beautiful NECK. H? bought her a beautiful NECKLACE { fhen you are looking (or JEWELRY drop in and SEEJJS Watts & Watts The Kingstree Jewelers ^ear the Depot S?88?SS88888888ag tore i . gj |? :s & 5c yd $ 6 l-4c yd 4 l-2c yd (? 1 >. > ^ y? ijc 7c yd 5c yd < > 1 NW I