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Haven't You I Been Expecting To start a BANK ACCOUNT? Been trying to save sufficient to ['make a good start?" ^The ''small purchase tempta ti makes it hard to accumucertain sum when you BK^'our money in your pocket IBP around the house?prooaoiy Ehat has been your trouble. pThis bank accepts deposits of I LOO and up?why not come in I id open an account with us NOW -let the bank help you save?it p the only safe way. | Bank of Williamsburg, 1 KIN6SME, S. G. fLOCALYlTEMslf Cotton is quoted to-day on the local market at 13^ to 13i cents; seed $28 the ton. Mr J J M Graham was noted here Saturday from Cades. Rev W H Hodges was here Tuesday from Georgetown. Hon W D Bryan of Taft was a ^^_^visitor in town Monday. Mrs Marian E Scott left today ?H^por Kershaw to visit her sister. Mr T E King of Lake City found time to pay us an appreciated visit } while in town Tuesday. Mrs R A Dobbin left yesterday afternoon for New Bedford, Mass, to visit her daughter. Mrs Conrow. . Through an oversight the new ad of "The New Haselden Drug Co," Greelyville, was not called attention to last week. Read it. Teachers will please take notice that the date of the school association meeting called for October 29 'has been changed to November 12. Mr J G McCutchen returned Mon day from the McLeod infirmary, feto^k-Florence, and seems to have been much benefited by the treatment I received. Corporal Preston C Wheeler, of the 36th Co C A C, who has been visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs J P Wheeler, has returned to his pest at Ft Mott, N J. We seemed yesterday to have -caught the tail of the Cuban tornado, which wrought much havoc in destruction of property along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. 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 oaper for $1.00 a year on time, tf I Major Theodore De Hon died at his home in Greenville Tuesday. Major De Hon formerly held the position of traveling: agent for the News and Courier and was well known through this section. The board of commissioners for fetate election met here Tuesday to knake arrangements for holding the llection looking to the annexation of I portion of Williamsburg to Horace county. The date appointed for Bs election is November 22 ^Bery boy in the county should Superintendent of Education j^Bil lough's article this week and H|re at the corn exhibit on ^^Biber 12. It will be an object to those who did not compete l^^ear and they can lay the foun for next year's contest. B <9> B V ;o> HM ___ cis.aa Suits & $20.00 Suits m Ifc' li*' See Out I \ ^ Several English walnuts of perfect ! form and maturity were showed us j recently, which came from a tree ' raised from a seed planted by T M j Gilland, Esq, at his residence in North Kingstree. The last reports of Hon R H Kellahan. who is sick with pneumonia at Hot Springs, Ark, are favorable and it is hoped that he may pass the crisis safely. His cousin ana nousekeeper. Miss Lockamy, left for Hot 1 Springs several days ago and is now [ with him. , Contractor Harris began work this week on a two-story dwelling for i Mr C C Brinkley on his lot in the | Nelson Addition. From the plans ' this will be one of the prettiest of the many handsome buildings which have been erected in this popular residence section of town. Miss Nannie Meadors. the daughter of Presiding Elder Meadors, who : was taken to a Florence infirmary several weeks ago for appendicitis, was able to return home Tuesday afternoon, being convalescent from the serious illness attending her severe malady. Her many friends are pleased to see her restored to health. Mr S A Nettles has moved into the new Kellahan block over JenkinT-* . ? vl 1 4. 1 son Bros score near uie uepuv., ?uu opened a hotel under the name "Net| ties Hotel." Mr Nettles has had ! long experience in the hotel business and has always enjoyed the reputai tion of giving good service to his patrons. Superintendent of Education Mcj Cullough asks every boy who had a , "prize acre" to note carefully the j directions set forth in his article this week. Even if the yield of j some dosen't seem large compared I with others, don't lose heart, boys; 1 other thincs count besides the actual | yield and you may win out yet; Play the game through. 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 j temporary receipts therefor. When he turns the money over to us we 1 will issue a duplicate receipt show! mg date to which the subscription ' s paid. tf. Revival services will be held in the Kingstree Methodist church, beginning Sunday, October 30, and continuing for ten days or longer. The pastor will be assisted by Rev D E Comann. conference evangelist for North Carolina. Mr Comann is I now conducting a very successful meeting in the Methodist churches ! of Columbia. Everybody is invited most earnestly and cordially to come out to these services and try to revive the spirituality of our town and community. Dr A M Snider presented us with an apple yesterday that was just a little finer than any specimen of this j fruit we have ever seen raised in I Williamsburg, or anywhere else, for that matter. In size, perfection of form and bright color it might have 1 materialized from the lithographed illustration of a nursery catalogue. This notable specimen came from Washington State, on the Pacific | coast, where Dr Snider says one of his boys, Mr H B Snider, has a fine ! young orchard with seventeen hundred trees bearing these fine apples. I To our friend,Mr G F Williamson, of the Hebron section, we are obligated for a generous "sample" of his home-made wheat flour. The sack contained two kinds, labeled first and second grades, though the only difference we could tell was that one was good and the other better. The one you are eating I somehow seems a little better than the one that has gone before. With no hint of exaggeration we may say that the home product is more palatable and decidedly more wholesome i than the commercial "patent process" flour. I We are now jobbing staple Dry Goods. When in need of a bolt see ; us. W T Wilkins. 1 10-13-tf % 9 aaies Ju Line Before You I B UT L E ^?ll' ?! ?-f?'?* t* '?* 'i' it Never have we had smart styles for every d See our hats before j I J fji >j y? ? * ? - >< I NEW I ^Farmers and Merchants Bank, I Need Your Money Some Day. i \tts & Watts?400 Day Clock , I L. L\ Rodgers & Co.?Good She : Chairman Williamsburg Coun II Statement. Carolina Furniture Co?For Yoi i * , Butler Dry Goods Co.?Ladies'' S. Marcus?Be Sure You're Rig I J. D. Gilland?Wanted: Farmi ! Jenkinson Bros. Co.?Knocking Peoples' Mercantile Co. ? King ( t Gale & Gale. t Coe-Mortimer Co, Charleston?] 1 * away. t Grulv & Mclntyre, Washington ROBINSON'S CIRCUS. I Pleased large Crowds at Both Performances at Orangeburg. I John Robinson's Circus was at J Orangeburg yesterday for two per-\ awndinc to advertise-1 1U1 luanvvo 0 ment. The ring acts were all good ' ! I and entertained the audience during j every minute, acrobats, trained | horses, tight rope walking and wild west features making the bill a varied and enjoyable one. I The feats of strength performed by Warren Lincoln Travis, who has , an ambition to be a prize fighter, excited the keenest interest among the masculine part of the audience. ; Eunice de Motte, a dainty and graceful young girl, pleased the au-j . dience very much by her bareback riding. The elephants were fine. The big, ' m k.uw animal* arp trained to Ul'J uumj wi*>i??v..w ? J i perfection, and can trip the light i fantastic toe with surprising: ease. The races, the acrobatic feats and the usual complement of circus acts made the performance thoroughly enjoyable throughout. Another interesting feature is the aggregation of Indians. Genuine Sioux Indians they are, and they j were never off the reservation be'fore Robinson took them. Minnie Goodboy says she likes the circus life better than sitting on the plains j smoking her pipe, and her husband, , with Indian's cupidity,offered to sell her for $2 to one of the men. " Indian Rird. mere ia one uiu ?? ; Neck-Lace.who wears about his neck a heavy gold peace medal which was presented to him by President Arthur for service rendered to the Government during the Sioux rebellion in 1890. Bird-Neck-Lace is 97 years old and he is the medicine man of j his tribe. He is a canny old Indian, whose stolidity is easy broken when a stranger admires his handsome peace medal.? Times and Democrat, October 15. ??? Heavy Groceries are our special? Wnifivs lie?. ..." j 10-13-tf I T ailo: ist The Rin< $5.00 $7.00 $10.00 $15.00 3uy. We can Sav* R DRY 0 ( mimmmsmmm *? ?4* 'I* 'f*?4* 'f 4' 'f1 MILLI such a sale of hats as at ou ay?any special day?or an; buying?they are fine in ev GALE <3 4' 4' *i' 4* *4* 3d ^ ????>* ?>*?? ADS. | t ^ake City?Your Children Might t 41 41 4 >es, etc. I 4 ty Auditing board?Quarterly 4 : jr Boy. I Tailor-Made Suits. J ht. Then Go Ahead. r.g Lands. ? f at the Doors. o-io'it-v for Men. t ? . Fertilizer that cannot be washed j ?Paints. I ? ? WOMAN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Mrs Daisy Kennedy of Lake City j Takes Dose of Laudanum. Lake City,October 19:?Mrs Daisy Kennedy,a respectable white woman of this town, attempted suicide last night. She took two ounces of laudanum. Medical aid was summoned as soon as the attempt was discovered, which was within a few moments. By close attention and the use of proper antidotes fatal results were averted, but it was several hours after?the deadly draught was taken before she was out of danger. Mrs Kennedy, who is the wife of ' ? " rr j.. , l? Uo.4 Mr J Hi rvenneuv, naa ucch m uou health for several months, and it is also said that family relations were not altogether pleasant?in fact she and her husband have been living apart for several weeks. It is the general impression that her mind has become disturbed by brooding over her family troubles, and that it was in a fit of despondency, amounting to insanity,that she attempted to end it all. She is a daughter of Mr Joel P Philins who is a respected citizen. Her first husband was H C Godwin, who was magistrate at this place a few years ago. Mrs Kennedy has three children. Last night Mr S T Godwin went to Florence to "take in" Tom Dixon's plav. While he was away Mr Willie Belk "took away" Mr Godwin's daughter, Miss Eva Godwin. The young folks walked off, had the Rev Mr Boney to marry them and took the south-bound train at 9 o'clock. When Mr Godwin returned they were far away. KILLTHE COUCH 1 AusCUREixiUINQS mDRJflNCS New Discovery i npfOUCHS CioTgowiSoJl I rUKVOLOS ' TPIiLBOTTlt fl>?I j MAfl. THROAT AMD lUKfiTROUBUS ! GUARANTEED SAT/SFACTORy j fORMONE^EEUNDED^i r-Mad d You Wan $25.00 Suits $30.00 Suits $35.00 Suits $40.00 Suits ; you Money. 30DS CO smmmmmmm NERY r opening last week. But v special necj. ery particular and reason (.GALE ^ 4?i? To the On Thursday, Septembei rant will be regularly open Winter. I will have an exp will include the choicest everystyle, Beet-Steak, Ch and Game in season. Meals to Ordc Bouillon, Coffee, Tea, et I Courtney's Ice Kingstr Sailers Circuit Notes. Editor County Record:? We closed a fine meeting at Taft last week, resulting in 18 accessions to the church membership there. We are now in a meeting at Trio. Already 4 have joined the church and the interest is good. The meeting continues this week. We are to begin a meeting at Concord next Sunday with a special missionary rally day, in which we hope i t>-.x n vf cu nave uiu \j m ucooicj vi uuuiuut and Rev C B Ogburnof Trio pre3ent to deliver addresses. Exercises to begin at 10 a. m. A cordial invitation to all who can to attend. Yours truly. W H Perry, Pastor. Salters Depot, October 17. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A. AA&A W W W W ~ WWW w W W W W W W W W W W W W w w w i WANTED | Farm Lands; t I am new preparing my list of ; ; farms for sale and would lik-, to ^ 4 include your farm. If yon want ; to sell list your property with me t 4 and I'll get yon the best market ^ price for it. N<> cost or expense ; whatever to you unhss I make a I ? sale of your property. I have ? several applications for farms on * hand now and y<>ui farm ma} I suit some of my applicants. * I J* D. GILLAND, | ) Attorney-at-Law * t KINGSTREE, - - S C. t Citation Notice. THESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, county of williamsburg. By P M Brockinton, Esq, Probate Judge. Whereas Johannah Ard made suit to me to grant her letters of administration of the estate of and effects of Thos S Ard, These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Thomas S Ard, deceased, that they be and appear before me in the Court of Probate to be held at Kingstree, S C, on the 29th day of October next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand thi3 15th day of October. Anno Domini. 1910. Published on the 20th day of October, 1910, in The County Record. P M Brockinton, 10-20-2t Probate Judge. By helping us you help yourself. Buy from the houses who advertise iti The Kecord and mention the paper. folebdonemS Ooru CoJdsj Prevents Pneumonia e Suit it m P A N Y zmrnmmsmsm f : we still have plenty of *'* abie in price. t I -ir?4?i?*ir ifr 4* ?> ii K ^?? Public. ======: r 8, my Cafe and Kestauand on throughthe Fall and ert Chef and the BilI-of-Fare j the market affords: Oysters ' icken, Eggs any style, Fish ; . k ir at All Hours I : Cream Parlor. ee, S. C. * WHEN ON THE TRAIL J^ _ A Of aup?rb jewelry come in end SEE OUR STOCK Clocks. Watches. Rings, Pina. Earrings and all the "Bright Jewels of the Mine" ===== I Have You Seen i that | fniir Hundred I UUI IIUIIUI VU : Day Clock AT Watts & Walts' 1 I 1 The Kingstree Jewelers? IT'S A WONDER iLook in Show Window >i i o ? ? j Near the Depot I SPECIAL NOTICES ;l Transient Notices will be Published (in This Column at the Rate of One Cenc a Word for Each Issue. No ad_ | vertisement taken for less than 25 cents. Wanted?A share cropper or tenant for ooe-hurse farm and a share cropper for two-horse farm. Address W X C, Cooper P 0, S C. 10-20-4t Wanted?To buy full-blood Jersey i cow that will give 4 to (1 galions milk j daily with second calf. W ill pay good price. W OCamlin. j 9-'29-4t bloomIngvale, S 0 For Salk?Scholarship in Bryant & Stratton Busine33 College, Louisville, i If interested let u? hear from you. 8-ll-tf The t oi nty Record. ts I $20.00 m 25.00 fg 30.00 m 35.00 m ? > ?8 :& jS