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Catarrh of the a Prevalei Diffici i A PROMPT AND Ef Mr. S. W. Jackson, 315 Weaver Block, C-?reenville, Ohio, says: ''While I was mperintendent of construction of J. F. Bender and Bros.' Co., of Hamilton, Ohio, I became entirely unfit for business with catarrh of the stomach. "A friend called my attention to a remedy for this condition. I began t<> Improve at once. I was soon able to return to my former profession. "It would require many pages to describe t he condition I was in and the relief I ha\e obtained." Here is another case. Oflieor George Y. Stout, 724 North Broadway, Laltimoro, Md., says: "I suffered very i iucI; with catarrh of the stonwh and ner *rons Indigestion. T lo^t fifty pours'Is in "A friend called my attention to r. remedy, which I used, and gradually got well. I have gained half my los1 weight back again." Ctronic Stomach Trouble. Mr. Robert J. Gillespie, (?3fi Soutli Main St.. Los Angeles, Cal., secretaiy j of Lather's International Union, was i also suffering from catarrh of tlie stoin- ' uch a long time. He grew thinner and | paler, lost all ambition and appetite, j Sick at the stomach, indigestion continually. A friet-d also called his attention to J v, remedy, which brought about a de- j cided improvement. After continuing the use of the remedy for a month, ho j considers himself permanently relieved, i Now, once more. Mr. Christian Hofman, Slatington, Pa., says ho suffered for many years with catarrh of the etomach. It produced a miserable cough, day and night. He tried doctors and many remedies. At last his attention was called to a remedy, the same remedy that relieved the others which .have been rerer ream a oove. ?e claims ' that he was entirely rid of his stomach 4ifflcalty. Pe-ra-na Brought Back Health. What was the remedy that has wrought this remarkable relief? So far, the remedy has not been mentioned. 1 If any one donbts the correctness of these statements it is very easy to verify them by writing to the people whose i names have been given, enclosing a I stamp for reply. < The remedy is within the reach of i -every one. It is simply the good, old i < standard reliable remedy known as Peruixa. t < Cpening of the Pennsylvania Railroad , Station, New York lily. The Atlantic Coast Line makes, official announcement that all their New York trains will enter the new Pennsylvania Railroad Station, 1 Seventh avenue and Thirty-second j street. New York, on and after No-j l'ember 27, and that the West j Twenty-third street ferry and the | Brooklyn annex ferry will be discon-| tinued on and after that date. The "Florida and West Indian Limited" will leave from the new station at 10:Id a. m. and arrive at 2:31 p. m. The "Palmetto Limited" will leave at 3:38 p. m. and arrfveat 1:50 p. m. and the "Coast Line Florida Mail" will leave at 9:30 p.m. and arrive at 5:59 a.m. Upon the inauguration of the "New York and Florida Special". January 9, that train will leave New York 1:2(5 p. m. and arrive 4:06 p. m. It will be seen from the foregoing that passengers will have consider- j able advantages, not only from the' convenience of reaching the station, j which is centrally located and adja-t cent to street car lines, extending to all parts of the city, but in a later j departure and an earlier arrival in J the city. The travel to the down-town section will be provided for by trains from the Manhattan transfer station, located near Harrison, N J, and at which all through trains from the South will stop. They will be taken to the passenger station in Jersey City and can reach the lower Manhattan by the Hudson and Manhattan tubes, or by ferry to Cortlandt or Desbrosses streets, which service will be continued. Passengers to and from Brooklyn will transfer in rennsvivama station, to and from Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn, via the tubes under the East river, thereby saving much time and annoyance. Under the new arrangement, effective November 27, all PullmSn cars oi>erated to and from New York over the Atlantic Coast Line will be electric lighted and equipped with electric fans. The location of the station appeals directly to the hotel guest, the shopI>ei\ the amusement seeker, the business man, the professional man and every class of travel to and from i, *? V . Stomach 1 at Disease alt to Relieve. rFICI ENT REMEDY. If the truth were known, the probabilities are that Peruna has relieved as many cases of catarrh of the stomach as any other popular remedy in existence. We have a great many unsolicited testimonials from all parts of the United States, declaring in strong and | enthusiastic terms that Peruna has en] tirely relieved them of catarrh of the stomach, that they wore wretched and miserable beyond words, but Peruna has restored them to health, vigor and happiness. These are the facts. Now, if you have stomach difficulty, it is up to you to act ! upon them or ignore them, as yua please. ?y.Tioro:ns of Stomach Catarrh. i. :dY .>< ) may r -uii irom errors in di?*t, or the use of alcohol. The excessive use of tobacco, especially when ; ihe juice or the leaves are swallowed, is likely to cause it. ' Highly seasoned or coarse, irritating foods, sometimes induce the disease. "As chronic gastritis (catarrh of the stomach) is essentially a secondary affection, one of the primary causes is an unhealthy state of the'inouth, nose or throat, such as bad teeth or catarrh of the nose (ozena). "The patients are usually poorly j nourished, pale, tallow, thin, fatigue easily induced, muscles flabby. Lost ' of annotite or /'iinrinlnna ?nneti?/> "The tongue is usually coated brownish gray. Cankered mouth is a common occurrence. "Pain is not common. When present it is usually dull, and ia aggravated by * food, especially when this Is of an irri- ] tating character. "Vomiting may oectrr in the morning. Also after meals. Sickness to the atom- 1 ach frequent and persistent. < "Food produces dull headache, and a ] feeling of general nerreas distress. , Constipation usually quite marked. These symptoms, given by Gould and J Pyle, coincide exact lywith the frequent } descriptions Dr. Hartman is receiving , from patients all over the United States. If you have any of these symptoms v get a bottle of Perana. Take adose be- ! rore each meal. Seo if yonr stomach ioes not immediately feel better, your t ippetito improve, yonr digestion at [ >nce resume business. ? -m.w tf> liquid medicine* C !Sii u.u mL16U. New York, over the Atlantic Coast t Line, as the new station is in the very heart of the hotel district, only < 11 1 f T"1 _ 1 A. LlU^lrn one DiocKirom eroaaway.iwo mucivs from Fifth avenue and one block from the center of the retail dry (roods section, which is supposed to be the busiest part of New York city. AtijvnticG>ast Line Railroad. VV J Craig. T C White, Pass Traf Mgr. G P A. # > * * t KINGSTREE GRADED AND : : HIGH SCHOOL NOTES, t ? ? We were pleasantly surprised one day last week to have Trustees Epps, Lesesno and Ervin and also Messrs William Barr and Lamar Montgomery visit us. We hope that this will not be their last call and that others will follow their example. Tho cnpioK' had a vprv successful meeting last Friday afternoon. The query for debate was:11 Resolved,That woman is better adapted to teaching than man." The decision was rendered in favor of the affirmative. Honor Roll. Grade I. Jim Hinds 92 Bessie McDaniel 92 James Collins. 94 Grade II. Harold Steele 93 Madge McCants 92 Maude Alline Kinder 92 Grade III. : Serena Lee 96 Hampden Montgomery ... 96 Anne Fulton 90 James Sullivan 90 Grade IV. \ Mary McCants 92 Grade VI. ! George Hammet 96 Lula Sexton 95 Grade VII, : Ruth Meadors 94 Jennie Lee Epps 931 Grade VIII. Rubie Thorn 98 Walter Sullivan 98 : Cuyler Harper 97 i Emma Brockington 96 Grade IX. Mordaunt McConnell .. 96 Grade X. J Florence Mcintosh 98 I Bessie Swann 96 : Martha Jenkinson 94 i foletshonit^iar i Cures Colds] Prevents Pssastosla I BENSON BRIEFS. Death of a Good Woman?Other Neighborhood News. .Benson, November 14:?Miss Sarah V McCullough who lived a quiet but useful life for seventy-seven years administering to the wants and comforts of those who needed a helping hand, passed peacefully away at her home at five o'clock p m Friday. November 11. Her mortal remains were laid to rest at Ce dar Grove Baptist church Saturday afternoon attended by sorrowing friends and loved ones as the sun was sinking beneath the western sky. She was a member of the Baptist church and lived as she died, in the fear and admonition of her Lord with the assurance of an eternal home in glory. She leaves one brother, Mr John S McCullough.and three sisters. Miss Louise McCullough, Mrs Mary Tisdale and Mrs Susan B Tisdale. Mr John Grayson ("Mr Cap," as familiarly known) has recovered from his recent illness and has gone to spend the winter at Umatilla,Fla Mr Laurence Hugh McCullough has gone to Florida to engage in Government survey of the Everglades with at view to drainage. A party of Benson pleasure seekjrs consisting of the following persons went to Kingstree to^ttend the play, "St Elmo,.'' Wednesday night if last week: Misses Adkioson, Etta Jacobs, Annie Davis, Louise McGill, jadie Snowden, Ervin MeCullough, Bessie Williams, Mafctie Brockington, Vf r and Mrs L H McCullough.Messrs Billie and Marvin > McCulIeush and N E Snowden and Eddie Burrows colored), the driver. Th? crowd vere the occupants-ef one vehicle. Rev W E Hurt, the Baptist pasor spoke very plainly, to his. people ast Sunday afternoon on the sins of wnissiou and inattention to the raa-erial welfare of the church., and 'hibernating" as animals, in regard x) Sunday-school in the winter time. These are facts worthy of very serious thought. The prediction of ye scribe some time ago as to a Benson boy winning first prize came literally true. We congratulate Will MicCullough. The i?ther boys did fine, too. Watch the sons who till the soil around here in the future. Mrs Annie Graham of Nesmith visited her parent . here last week. Mr S B W Couitney is visiting his son, Mr D W Courtney, at this place. Mr Sam Cooper of Nesmith called pleasantly a short while or his way home from Kirgstree one day last week. What is the matter with Whippoorwi'J V' quill these days? WES. LIST OF JURORS Drawn for-CourtotCommon Pleas, to Coavene November 28. 0 C Hinnant, Suttons, S D Hanna, Jr. Kingstree, jJ W Patrick. Fowler, J W Hanna, Lake City, T E Ragin, Kingstree, H L Long, Bloomingvale, J N Browder, Greelyville J Z Hanna, Vox, A B Cooper, Suttons, J D Wilson, Cades, J B McCants, Trio, Hugh McCutchen, Kingstree, J E Brown, Benson, R F Lewis, Greelyville, R E Adams, Mouzons, B W Butler, Kingstree, A D Hemingway, Rhems. J J Hanna, Kingstree, L 0 Holloway, Lake City, W W H Cockfield, Scranton, W Chalmers Eaddy, Vox, W L Matthews, Lake City, B L Gist, Greelyville, W R Cooper, Morrisville, W H Harmon, Chapman, E S Brown, Lake City or Leo, B Wallace Jones, Jr, Lake City, W A J Moore. Lake City, A A Brown, Leo, S M A skins, Lake City, J F McClary, Kingstree, . J W Graham, Cades, R C Cannon. Venters, I) 1 Johnson, Lake City, J E Green, Greelyville, W F Camiin, Andrews. NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE. Kiogslree People Sboold Learo to De tect the Approach of Kidney Disease. The symptoms of kidney trouble are so unmistakoble that they leave no ground for doubt. Sick kidneys excrete a thick, cloudy, offensive urine, full of sediment, irregular of passage or attended by a sensation of scalding. The back aches constantly, headaches and dizzy spells may occur and the victim is often weighed down by a feeling of languor and fatigue. Neglect these warnings and there is danger of dropsy, Bright's disease or diabetes. Any one ol these symptoms is warning enough to begin treating the kidneys at oncv. Delay often proves fatal. You can use no better remedy than Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's Ki nest roe proof '. Mrs J (' Kinder, <V _?deiny St. Kingstree, S C, says: jf: can recommend Doan's Kidney ^Pills as a valuable remedy for the purposes for which their use is intended, I suffered considerably from kidney trouble and could find nothing that would give me more than temporary relief until I procured Doan's Kidney Pills ] at Scott's drug store. They benefited me in every way." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 J cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, :New York, sole agents far the United States. Remember the name?Doan's? and take no other. I rrizizzizzzzizzziiir^ BUNT'S CURE Guarmrteed Cure for all! qkin niceicr (111111 UIUL/ttfLI AT <011 DRUGSTORES 50CTS A. li.. RicharA Medicine Company, Sherman, Tex Sold By W.. V. BrockingtoH i BEaksty^McCulIougft,, ; L?es,S. C. !J Out of Town | It mat e:*j not how far form | { our store- you live, you can B j shop us satisfactorially as H ? our next-door neighbor by K j using the telephone, or by t mail. Tder your | Drug Store Goods by ja Phone. j Phone or send your order on j : a postal card. We select \ | what you order, as we select j I what we sell, and deliver it i I at once. Goods are. right, ? the service is satisfactory. g The New Haselden Drug { Company I R. F. ZEIGLER. Mgr. i Greelyville, S. C. i Summons for Relief. (complaint served). STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COl'NTY OK WILLIAMSBURG. Court of Common Pleas. WHi ampbell, Plaintiff, against S V Taylor, Lula T DeLorme and E 0 Taylor, Defendants. To E 0 Taylor, absent Defendant:? You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office in Kingstree, S C, within twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Kelley & Hinds, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Take NoTiCE-That a copy of the summons and complaint herein has been filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for Williamsburg county. Kelley & Hinds, ll-3-6t Plaintiff's Attorneys. Trespass Notice. All persons are he ebv warned against trespassing on the lands of :he undersigned by hunting, ti-hing,hauling wood or cutting t mber or trespassing in any other manner whatsoever. Said lands are located in Anderson 1 own-hip. Parties disregarding this notice will be dealt with according to law against tre-pa-sing. J A Feagin, .1 H Thomson, 0 L Thomson. Trio, SO, Hi 1, Novetnber 12, 1V10. ll-17-4t OH.KINO'S IN EW DISCOVERY Will Surely Slop That Csigh. PROCLAMATION. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, KXECUTlVE DEPARTMENT. Whereas, a petition signed by more than one-third of the qualified electors of that portion of Williamsburg County i proposed to be cut off and annexed to ! Florence county in this State therein; set out was filed in my office on the t l!>th day of May, A I> 1910. which projws^l cut ot en braces the following I lines, t>> wit: I 'li^ginning on L"ncfifs Itiver at the point on the Williamsburg a. d Florence County line known as the Cat Hole and ru: ning thence West in a straight line to tile mouth of Singletary Swamp in Lynch's Luke: thence up tli^ channel o> ,>ing!ct:iry Swamp to the mouth of Long Hran li; thence ud -ai-l 1 Loag llranch t<-a p-int in line with the j Southeastern and Southwestern cor- , ner&of Lake C'iiy Town-ii i>: ihemv in a stiA'gh' hue to tuc Southeastern cor | nor of saiil LakeCily Towiisbipy thence : along the Souxhern boundary line of L- keCitv Towrv?hip to the Southwestern corner oi s. ici Lake ' ity township; thence ;ij-a straight lino o tho b 'n I in the 'Contend <1 Rom", next Sotithwest of the result lie - of .Uixnndr F:?iheuce uiiwnr sai'i 'Lent nnial Uoan" v- the Williamsburg and Florence C< unty line, the said area being hounded -n all other sides by the -aid County of F orence." And WhfkBas, the boundaries of that portion of William-buig C"tiniy sought to be out ?>? and annexed to F1 rence County are fully set out in said pct.tion, as well a- Che other tacts necessary to he sUted imder the laws of this Stab*. and Whereas, the report of the eonimisoit ner- appo.nted by me to ascertain the tacts as-provided for by law as to whether the-provisions of the constitution and laws of this State as to population, area. wealth,distance from *tae court-huuse in Williamsburg County, etc, have be>n. complied with was tUrd in my office on the first day of October, A D 1910,* which report states that the iaw lias been complied with, leaving not less than five hundred sapare miles in Williamsburg County and uot le*s than two million dollars of taxable property and that thepopulatrioo of the said County of WiUiamsourg will not be reduced to less than fifteen thousand inhabitants- and that the proposed line doe? not. run. near-r tnan eight miles to the count-fcoa-e of said WiHiamsbtirg ounty, Now, Therefore. L, M F Ansel, as. Governor ot the brate of. South Carol a, by virtue of the powder conferred nruin in? in- the ennatitiUioa and laws of tihit* State, do hereby order: First: That an election be held in the- territory mbraced within ihe proposed lines aforesaid (>n> the ^'ind day of November, A D 1910. upon, the question of annexing -aid: territory to the County oi k'.orenc- and. that tt said election the qunliri.-d electors- within the proposed area -hall be allowed to vote uioii siid question, those f.iV"ring the proposed annexation to vote 4,Yes" j and tin se nppo-ing it to mo?L*? WN'?." .-ec lid: That lhe Couim s-ioi ers of I Election lor Mate and County Ollice> j for Wihiamsburg County shall make all j necessary arrangements for holding | *aj<l election; snail app ant managers npild-'all oilier things necessary for tl\e h< 1 ting oi -aid election; ihar the 1 County Supervisor oi v\ lliiamshmg j County siiall hav?* prepared printei i ticket.- and finni-h sane to the t-'om- j mi?loners oi Election to be -em out to ; the managers <-f election mr the u?j of | ih voters. i Third: That, said election shall be . held under the same rules and regulations as arc provided by law for regui larounty elections; that the managers j shall he sworn before entering upon the i discharge or rheirdntio; that they .-hall I open the polls at seven o'clock in the 1 morning and keep-nine open until four I o'clock in t he aflcru- < ?, wlr n ihe i oil- ; ' shall !>e cln-ed. the \ oi ? > count' d. a re-1 j turn of the number oi voie* pol ed .'or I | and against said annexation signed and j certified to b> the tnanageis ofei-ction, which, together witli ihe bniio: boxe-, ballots and poll lis'", shall bturned over to ihe said Commis>ioners oi Election, as requued hy law; that the Commissioners of Election shall then, as now required by law, tabulate the vote and maK?* return thereof to the Governor ot the State, io the Secretary of State and file a copy of same wit n the Clerk of Court of Common Fleas for Williamsburg County. In Testimony Whkreof,! have hereunto set ray hand and affixed the Great Seal of State at Columbia, South Carolina, this the 12th day of October, A D 11)10, and the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and thirty-fifth. M F Ansri., Governor. By the Governor: R M McCown, Secretary of State. Notice of Election. State of Soum t arolinaw County Of Williamsburg, f Pursuant to a proclamation issued by | M F Ansel. Govefnor of the Stale of j South Carolina,on the 12tliday ofjOcto J ber A D 1910. notice is hereby given that an election upon the question of the annexation of a portion of Williamsburg county to Florence county will be held on the 22nd day of November, 1910, in the precincts and at the voting places named oelow, said voting placebeing within the area propo-ed to be annexed to the county oi Florence. For !?*? i.i, ,., ?/ .qa nf in. I iii-finor SMlH HlfC bllC J.?U? I'V'OV VA WM.V. --- ? tiun.the following Managers have been appointed for the various precincts and al tiie following places: Managers ok Election. S'-rantou?P S Wall, John E Godwin, W J W'ilioughby. L ike City?Charley F Flowers, B W ! Stewart. J H V Gaskins. McAllister's Mill?Henry Collins, S J ' Kirby, W W H Cock fie Id . I The Managers at each precinct named above are requested to delegate ono of their number to secure the boxes and blanks lor the electiou on Saturday, 1 November 19, at Kingstree J L Gowdy, W E II anna, N D Lesksnb. ! Commissioner* of State ami County I Ele< tion for Williamsburg Countr, I sc. n-iu-k't | Seed Cotton Licenses. 'like fallowing fc a Hot of thoae who have bought seed cotton license* up to and including October 25, If 10: IVter Pendergra*-, ^ .1 W Ic J J Brartham,' . H D Ferrell <fb Bro, H J McFaAlen. Kartell Bros. Marshall Bro, '.< John M Eariineau. FRhem A: bona, F Rliem & 8ons. Jb ? A Trooper. ^ W N Clarkson. , Daniel Wilson. B N Stuekey, W E I>avis. A B Burrows. W I Nex-on, S J Full more. f Blak- ley-Mc' -ullougli Corp, Bla1 ley-McCullough 'orp, BL'*c'ey-M? Cnllough Corp. , ; G-'i.r.in Mercantile (,o. : \v WVsl-y ingk'i-.ry. Snow <rtaham, J I> & Ioim: >iuek Co, Mou/.on. Pr.-asei & ' arter, > i E r ITo^er i 2 .1 >.' lirowder. g''i xv Rcrnliam. J M Xcxstn. V S L I'll' mpson. K L Gravson \* I'.ro. WWBarr. / i II D Gain hie. E (' Cunningham. A J Fr-'S.-er. w I Tisdale & Bro. Mack Hammond. Wa>b Miller, Copper B;o-, J L Gowdy, J J Ha una. W A Brooking-on. F K Huggios. # ' S R Moiwon, Jr. t E M McGutchen, M 1) DeLornie, T .1 Pendergrase, W D Harmon. J C W Manna, / m W G Hanna. W C Henuagwav ? Co, * y W C Hemingway & ( o. W C Hemingway & Co, W <: Hemingway & Co, rw TStl'rowiu fH J; B Tallevaet. 1 Gus MrKnigbc, Kelley Thornae, 8 B Boston, |w Poston &. Joloaon Bros, Walter Poston ?Co, Billie Cooper, rfl Burgee Bros, ^ J ohm Scott, B Wallace Jones ? Sons, D E Mc< uti hen, M G MeMilUn, 41 I II r.l.am IF ' 9 V? V \J I u<>otur m Scott Bros. E T Giaskiiw &C?, H Edwacd Eaidy, John Wilson, , A E Hill. William McKnight, S l> Cunnirighai?T , W I Hodges Co, W H Wiison, DL&M Ku.ton, William- Adams, B L Gist. & Bro. K ' .1 ^IfKlligllt, Alex I'f s-ley, U* V >trong. G A Brown, Snowil-ri ?fe Tisdii.ie, ? - ^ ' .1 T E-mdv, t J < J E.iddy, . v. S A <?iJerrv?s: Bro, IV M O'Bryan, P'usri MoCutcheii, V* J W Wh'tf, **" ? cbt MeKa.idei?,Jr, J Of Wilson, I mi neliy Bi os. , ' { T *?i K" Lilian. ' '/ S l'i .-tO.l ?fc Co, .Jg Nesmith Bros, B H Guess & Son. Trio Fain* Supply Co. K P Hinnant,; S A Graham. Arofi on & Tigler. Aronson <& Tigler.' ? ; II O Brittox. y-i.vir CCCPAGS Summons for Relief.. STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG, Court of Common Pleas. W I Nexson, Plaintiff, vs William Pendergrass, Swails PenderSrass, John Pendergrass, Emma Penergrass, Agnes McRea. Sarah Kinder, Louise Pendergrass, Carry Pendergrass, Nancy ]/endergrass and Silvy Pendergrass, Defendants. To the Defendants, William Pendergrass, Swails Pendergrass, John Pendergrass, Agnes McRea, Sarah Kinder, Louise Pendergrass, Emma Pendergrass, Carry Pendergrass, Nancy Pendergrass and Silvy Pendergrass:? You are hereb y summoned and required to ans wer the complaint in this ' action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at their office in Kin^s tree, S> wiuiin iwemjr u?va UKr un> service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief demand- i ed in the complaint. Stoll & Stoll, 4 Plaintiff's Attorney. ' Dated October 15, A D 1910. To the Defendants, William Pendergrass and Swails Pendergrass:? Take Notice: That tne complaint in this action was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common [ Pleas, in Kingstree, County of WilI liamsburg, State of South Carolina, on ; the 15th day of October, 1910. Stoll & StolU Plaintiff's Attorney. A October 15, 1910. 10-20-6t Trespass NoticeAll person- are hereby w!$ned M against trespassing on any lands of the undersigned in any manner?hunting, ' fishing, hauling wood or allowing stock .? to run at large. Said lands are situated in Hope and Laws townships. Williams- 3J burg county. OflFeudera will be dealt with according to law. . H W N Olarkson, * ll-10-4t Heinfma?n, SC.