Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\m.' sms m/ '1/^a > \*' v sms\t-v. ' When Yoii Sell Your Cotton i 1 your stock or other product why i not place your money in the bank and a\oid the worry and danger ^^^^carrying it in your pocket or it around your home? UflHS ave any bills to pay, pay: >y check and have a receipt for each and ayment made. In addi-; >u can have a complete of yaur financial affairs .t keeping a complicated; set of books. Enjoy the many advantages, facilities and conveniences which! we offer pa trons by keeping your account at the Bank of Williamsburg, KIN5STREE, S. G. ' iMPERSONAL^j H G Askins, Esq, was in town Sat- i urday on business. Col J P Epps of Cades was a visitor in town Saturday. Mr P S Wall of Seranton was noted on our streets Saturday. Mr Laurice Rhe:n of Rhems was here this week during jury duty. i Miss Mirr.ie Porter is visiting relatives near Greelyville this week. k Mr John E Godwin of Seranton: was noted on our streets Monday ^d Tuesday. * C Hemingway of Lambert M Monday and Tuesday at-, HS ?urt. X L Bass and G F Stalvey, ! g] ,ake City, had business in I ^ week. Mr McCullough Benton of Andrews was an agreeable visitor Tuesday at our sanctum. Rev W S Martin ot Richburg,, Chester county, is visiting relatives aid friends in town. i Mr and Mrs Charles L Porter of Rocky Mount. N C. spent Sunday relatives in town. D Moultrie Epps, one of Lake City's prominent men of affairs, was noted in town Tuesday. Mr C B Wallace of St Stephens visited his .father's. Dr W LWal-j lace's, family in town this week. j Miss Emma Burgess returned o l J Friday from her vacation, which she spent with her parents at Mouzon. Miss Mollie Epps is again at Mr j H D Red dick's store, where she: " * - t i* .! 1 _ ! will be pleased to serve ner menus. < Mr N M Venters, of Venters pestoffice, called pleasantly at our sanctum while here the early part of the week. Rev W A /airv is assisting Rev J 0 Carroway in a protracted meeting at Muddy Creek church, in the! Johnsonville section, this week. Col Walter B Logan, of Charleston nnd Kingstree, is here this week, J Ibrightenirg the links of his numer- ' ous-strands of friendship's chain. j Drs Courtney. Eaddy and White- i head of Lake City, Lynch of Scran-1 ton and ( raham of Cowards were ! noted in the court room Tuesday. | i Capt William Cooper, who, with his family, spent the summer at Saluda.North Carolina,has returned to his plantation near Cooper poetoffice. Messrs A M Gordon. Jr. of Kingstree and H P Bridgman of Indiantown left last week to enteo the fourth class of the Citadel Academy, Charleston. I i 11 Right % Smartest New Fail B &? NEWEST HANDBAGS W NEWEST BELTS rf$ NEWEST NECK WE fg NEWEST CO.MF NEWEST B IS NEWES IS NE1 IS IS IS IS . Hon R H Kellahan, accompanied by Dr D C Scott,left Tuesday morning for Hot Springs, Ark, where he goes in search of relief from rheumatic troubles. Messrs J L Gowdy, W E Hanna and N D Lesesne, the State election , commissioners, met yesterday and < organized. The election notice and list of managers will be published l in due time. Drs Theodore Hemingway and' Benton Montgomery went to Charleston Sunday to be present at the, opening of the State Medical College j on Monday. Both these young men | have been attending lectures at the j college for the past two years. Miss Hessie Graham of Scranton came over Saturday to bring her sister, Miss Mattie, who has matriculated at Coker College. Miss Hessie is pleasantly remembered here, having graduated at Welsh High Neck school several years ago ?HartsviVe Messenger. Messrs W A Webster and Alonzo W Rodgers of McAllister's Mill were in Kingstree Thursday on business. The latter paid us a pleasant call. In the days of yore 'Lonzo tarried for a season in Kingstree and the sight of him always recalls the fun and frolic and boyish pranks of those days, in which our friend always bore a gallant part. Mrs W S Brockington, of the Indiantown section, passed through Kingstree last Friday en route to At'anta, Ga, where she will spend some time with her daughter, Mrs V B Smith. Mrs Brockington was accompanied by her son, Mr M L Brockington, who will remain there and attend the coming: session of Atlanta Dental College. M rs J G Slaughter and children left town this week for Mullins, where they will spend some time with relatives. Mr Slaughter will remain here till the tobacco season closes,when he will go to Virginia to close up his business at that end of the line. He states positively that his Williamsburg friends may expect him on Kingstree market next season. Mr E B Shankel, special salesman for the Malleable Steel Range Co of South Bend. Ind,conducted a special sale at Farmers' Supply Co's last week and solu IS of those Malleable Steel Ranges. The people of Williamsburg appreciate quality We understand this equals any sale in the State. It COTTON AND SEED MARKET. All the Leading Exporters Represented-Local Buyers. The. Kingstree cotton and cotton seed market is well represented this season and the top of the market is assured for every bale of cotton and every ton of seed brought here. Cotton Buyers. Hugh McCutchen for Alexander Sprunt & Co, Wilmington. George A McElveen for Rodgers, McCabe & Co, Charleston. J C Kinder for May bank & Co, Charleston. W S Gilland for J R Young & Co, Ch arleston, E C Burgess for Farmers & Spinners Cotton Co, Charleston. Cotton Seed Buyers. L P Kinder for Southern Cotton Oil Co. R W Fulton for S C Oil Co. W R Scott for Buckeye Oil Co. G A McElveen for Taylor MfgCo. W P McGill for Hartsville Oil Co. Dr Clifton's Engagements. Dr Clifton, Eye, p]ar, Nose and Throat specialist, will be at Dr Kelley's drug store for one day next week. October 11. Oj>erations,treatment and eye glasses. Charges reasonable. All examinations free. Call at Dr Kelley's for any information desired in reference to this trip. 10-0-It rv rv /4 rt #1 - . UUUU5 <x Dress Goods in All the Ne1 I AR JS ARRETTES ;T PERSIAN RUCMINGS WEST AUTOMOBILE SCARES OUK BUTLE msa&isimststssseiaaiaiaa ' ?f? ?fi f. + ?f? 'I' MIL 1Wednesday and 1 ^ Exclusive Designs in Fi i Miss M. M. Mills, "r I * w ?'j' aji fj - f[QCAL"?"iTHMS.f \WT, * C on is quoted to-day on the local rket at 13^ to 13^ cents; seed $31 ton. See'. obV'syrup-titious ad this week; then see Wilkins. The Hank of Williamsburg: prei sents its claim to the public in their attractive ad this week. Mr H A Meyer has opened a restaurant in connection with his bakery in the new Stackley block. A E Hill, at Cooper postoffice, has opened a line of select merchandise. See his announcement in another aa! nmn r"'"' Want a pair of shoes free? Jenkinson Bros Co is giving away one pair each to a lady and a gentleman for just a little mental effort. See ad. j Stackley's Dry Goods Co offer some splendid values in their space i this wepk. There are two ads. You I can't afford to miss reading either I of them. I Farmers' Supply Co are making a special drive on 0 K stoves and ranges. Better see Mr Montgomery and arrange to get a range or nice ! new stove. Rev W A Fairy requests us to an; nounce that he will return from ; Muddy Creek church in time to hold ; regular services in the Methodist ; church here Sunday. We understand that several of the old wooden nre traps on Academy street will in the near future be : replaced by modern brick buildings. I tVii. tmrul urnrlf <r<~> Mil 1 X_A. I H1C 'VU " " * ?? 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 no.' sell the paper for $1.00 a year on time, tf The Farmers and Merchants bank of Lake City commences this week I a series of instructive as well as incresting ad-talks. These ads are cleverly illustrated, and a new one will be presented every week. The tobacco season will be closed ; on October 14, all the markets havi ing agreed upon this as tKe closing date. Meanwhile tobacco is still coming in to the Kingstree warehouses and prices are remarkably high. Kingstree's three bonks and the Bank of Greelyville publish this week quarterly statements ^lled for by the Bank Examiner. Scrutinize these 1 figures; they tell an interesting story ! to those interested in matters of local finance. I A bright, clean cocoa matting has replaced the time-honored sawdust covering for the court-room, i The new departure is a decided improvement and surely those who expect-to-rate as gentlemen won't spit on the carpet. i The Federal election commissioners met here Monday and organized and appointed managers for the Federal election to be held on November 8,proximo. The members of the board are: Messrs J J Morris, J J Faddy and C M Hinds. . If the election on the question of voting certain Williamsburg territory into Florence county be carried it will take over six hundred voters away from the old county, leaving us about l.oUO voting strength, on the basis of the recent primary election. t Richt P west Weaves and Colors. DRESS 50-inch Panama 50-inch Brilliantine 50-inch Broad Cloth (all wool) 36-inch Brilliantine 28-inch Silks, for Waists, BARGAINS?N ? MOTTO: EXCELLENCE R DRY G / / I ?ll ^1 LINERY rhursday, October 5th and < rench and American Patter one of Baltimore's best mil GALE i ill iji y ! ? i>jt Treasurer J Wesley Cook, for the convenience of our subscribers who do not come to Kingstree often, has kindly consented to receive money i on subscription to The Record and we have given him a book to issue temporary' receipts therefor. When he turns the money over to us we will issue a duplicate receipt showing date to which the subscription! is paid. tf. I Louis Cohen & Co, Charleston's big department store, offers some ? remarkable values in its ad this week and, withal, extends a cordial ; invitation to Williamsburg folk who visit the city to make this attractive store their head-quarters, Be sure and ask for Mr Cecil Jacobs, from ! this county, and you will be shown J special courtesy and consideration at this store. In forming your words in Jenkinson Bros Co's prize word contest, it is permissible to use every letter that occurs in each phrase as many times^s it appears in the phrase. For example, in "May Manton", the word "mama" will be counted because "m" and "a"?both occur twice in the phrase. In "Walk-over", no letter is repeated, hence each of the eight letters may be used only once. Col A B Wise of Columbia, representing Comptroller Ger.err.1 A W Jones, made the annuai settlement with the county officials here Friday. This transaction.which usually occupies a day or two, was completed in less than two hours. Col Wise paid Auditor Montgomery, Treasurer Cook and County Commissioner Hammet a high compliment, saying that he found the accounts in this . county in better shape than in any other county that he had visited* The secretary and treasurer of the county executive committee has paid nearly all the election claims.though it has been a tedious work,requiring the issuing of nearly 200 small | checks and keeping a record of them. Muddy Creek and Blooming vale managers are still unpaid because the statement from Muddy Creek failed to tell who was entitled to the . mileage, while Bloomingvale's statement lacked the same data. The secretary has written to one of the managers at each of these precincts. but so far has failed to get a response. Just as soon as the required information is forthcoming checks will be sent to the managers at Muddy Creek and Bloomingvaie. Two cars Pittsburg Wire Fence at , Farmers' Supply Co's. Fence your fields before harvest for your own benefit. It $100 Reward. $100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh, being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon t. e I blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease.and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F J CHENEY & CO, Toledo. 0. Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. WMmmmmmmmu rices at tl Trimmings, Linings and Si ? n GOODS 45c yd 45c yd 50c yd 35c yd 20c yd OT BLUSTER. WITHOUT EXTRAVAGAP 0 0 D 5 CO ???? OPENI 6th, we will have on display n Hats. liners, will assist us this sea i GALE ?*1"?' To the On Thursday, September t rant will be regularly open ai Winter. I will have an exper will include the choicest th everystyle, Beet-Steak, Chicl and Game in season. Meals to Order Bouillon, Coffee, Tea, etc. Courtney's Ice < Kingstree ATTHETCHURCH^, I j The public are cordially invited' < to attend any of the services of the!, j various churches of Kingstree. Baptist Church. '! Rev W E Hurt. Pastor. Services every second and fourth Sunday mornings at 11 :n0 o'clock i and evening at 8:30 o'clock. ? j Sunday-school at 10.00 a. m. Episcopal Church, Rev Dr Robert Wilson, Rector, i Every second and fourth Sunday, ; 1 morning prayer, sermon and holy I j communion at 11 a, m. Methodist Church. Rev W A Fairy, Pastor. Preaching everv Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock and evening at 8:30 t o'clock. j Sunday-school at 4:30 n. m. i Epworth League meets every Tues-1 ! day night at 8:00 o'clock. Mid-week prayer meeting every j i Thursday night at 8:30 o'clock. ~ 1 Presbyterian Church. Rev E E Ervi.y. Pastor. i Preaching first and third Sunday, mornings at 11:00 o'clock, second j and fourth Sunday evenings at 8:00 j ... i i o'clock. Sunday-school. 4:00 p. m. Prayer-meeting Wednesdays,#pm. White Pearl' i 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. j Write for prices and our Fall Cat- i log, giving1 full information about Farm 6 Garden Seeds. Catalog mailed free on request. T. W. WOOD t SONS, ? Seedsmen. Richmond, Va. NJ ' CJ 1 ie Right i Iks to Match All Goods. DOMEST1 36-inch White Homespun 36-inch Bleaching Chk. Homespun a /\pruil vj|ii?iiain Double Width Suiting Good Calico sCE M P A N Y ING i ..i the Latest and Most v ' son. ^ ^ i* 4* 4' 4* **(' 4* 4* ^ ? t Public. 3, my Cafe and Restaund on throughthe Fall and t Chef and the Bill-of-Fare e market affords: Oysters ken, Eggs any style, Fish ' ? s at All Hours * J J Cream Parlor. ' , s. c. SPECIAL NOTICE Transient Notices will be Published n This Column at the Rate of One .'ent a Word for Each Issue. No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents. Four Rooms for rent. Anply to Dr R .1 McCabe, )-29-2t Kmgstree. S C f Wasted?To buy fuil-blood Jersey :ow that will give 4 to H gal ions milk ? - , Jailv with second calf. V. ill pay good price. W OCamlin, Blooiningvale, S C For Sale?Scholarship in Bryant S: *:*>? <->tr *\ts I !n^m..oc f Vtllotr*) T .miiwirMl** Jtiauun wu"nv? vvowgvy ? /%.* ?.Mv, If interested let us hear from you. ?-ll-tf The County Record. \ For Sale?F<?ur good, reliable rnul s. Hires from T to 10 years, weight fiom l."00 to 1,400 pounds. For further in- ; formfet ion apply to v . Mks Louisa Snipes & Sox, 1"-Mf Kingstree, S U v\ anted?a share cropper tWronehor-e farm and tei.ant for two-horse farm. Beth farms near Cades. For further information adilress J T McElveen. Cades, S'C WON BY A NECK She had a beautiful NECK. Ha bought her a beautiful NECKLACE When you are looking lor TFWFT PV drnn in and /**? V|# w ?? % SEE US_: __ Watts & Watts The Kingstree Jewelers Near the Depot >tore I ? < ? ICS I 5c yd Og 6 I-4c yd OC: 4 l-2c vd ^ 5c yd M 7c yd gg \ 5c yd Vo$ tXz ????????? :o, & f iki"-,: . L \H " V - . . '" > ">OTnft"iA^Tri ' itfiirfli