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1 Legal Notices fj ! f Summons for Belief- t (COMP-I-AINT NOT SKRVKD) . < ' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, < COUNTY l)F WH.LIAMSBL'RG. 1 I , In Omrt of Common Pleas. h s' Cltas A Smith, Plaintiff, against * .) Cleave M<'Elveet<. Defendant. To th?* Defendant J Cleave McEiveen: j ] Yon are hei'hy summoned and re-'J quired t<> answer tne eompl lint in this j( action which l a* l<een nie?l it: th-j "ffice !1 iA?b> nf f.ii.ri of Common d'leA* ' 1 and General Se-sio s b?r the county ol j ' Williamsburg in the Stat- ?>f South 1 a ?! to sen e a copy of \ our { answer to -aid complaint <?n the-uh-j wK scriU.T, ai hi- offic at Lake City. S ?' , within twenty (2<<) da.\s after the J service hereof; exelu-ive ?>f the day of I M such service; atidif.io fail tc answer j 1 the complaint within the timt nB said, the piair.til in thi- .?c ion -v ill np- j i W ply t<> Hit court for the relief cem-\nd- ! f e l m the complaint. ' v L Bass, t Plaintiff's Attorney. Hated this January 1911. To the Defendant. .1 ? le ve MeE veen: Take Notick?That the complaint it. thi* action together with the summons, of which tlie foregoing is a copy, was-filed in the office of the Cle?"k of j tl?e Court of Common Pleas and Gener. al Sessions, at Kingstree, S C. in the < county of VVilliam-lmcg and St:oe of . South Carolina,un rite third day of FebruAry, 1911. W L lUss, , Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated February 3, 1911. 2-2-7t Summons for Relief. |complaint filed) j filATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG, ' L Court of Cousnon Pleas. J E J McCaUmn, Plaintiff, against f BHjfah Wirherspoon, Rosa Rollerson, ' nee Withe rspoon, Sda Capers, nee Witherspoon, Mellte Morgan, nee WMberspoon, Lotiisa Keels nee With cnpeoo, and Hattie Witherspoon, as " beu*?at?law of Henrietta Wither- i spoaaad Alex Aliston, Defendants. . Te the absent defendant, Me!lie llor? &, nee Witherspooni Tnuarehereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, "Which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court for said county, sad to serve a copy of your answer to the end complaint on toe subscribers ( at their offioe m Kings toco, SC, within . twenty days after toe nervice hereof: 1 exehjsme.ofthe day of such service; ana I if you fsdl-toanswertheoomplaint with- | in the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff in , I this action will apply to (the Court for ( the relief demanded in the complaint , f .BK 6 Fishburne. ; Plaintiff's Attorneys. - Dated January 9, A D 1911. Take Notice: That toe complaint | in the above -entitled action was filed in the office of toe Cleric of Court of Williamsburg County November 10, 1910. 1 - Lee & Fishburne, l-lf-6t Plaintiff's Attorneys. i . ] Sommons for Belief. ^ (complaint skrvxd). STATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, j COUNTY or WII.LIAU8BCRO, Court of Common Pleas. ? B Rh?dua, as Executor of the last " A 4 A x. -S Ttf m n will ana testament ui n i aijvuub, deceased. Plaintiff, against Louenia GambleJaaae* Gamble, Aamn Gambie Mack. John Mack,Mary Maek. Ales Mack, Madiscn Mack, Lilly Cir- ] delist,Etta Rivers, Manda Ravenel. 'Beatrice Conyers, Jennings Rivera, and Jennie Muck, Samuel Mack and Wilky Rivers, in/ants over the age of < fourteen years, and Lottie Rivera, an < Infant under the age of fourteen i years, Defendant*. < 'Da the absent Defendants, James Gam- < Me. Etta Riyera and Maoda Rave- t nelt You are hereby summoned and re- t quired to answer the complaint in this t action, of which a copy is herewith < nerved upon you, and to serve a copy of 1 your answer to the said complaint on the < subscriber* at their office in Kingstree. 1 S 0. within twenty days after the serv- | k-e hereof, exclusive of the day of such t ervioe; and if you fail to answer the J complaint within the time aforesaid, i the plaintiff in thi~ action will apply to ] tha Court for the relief demauoed in 1 the complaint. i Dated Kingatree. S C. ] February 6, A D 1911. Lee St Fishmtknb, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the absent Defendantsjibove named: ] Pea as* Takk Notice. That the original summons and complaint in the above-entitled action was filed in the otBee of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the county of Williamsburg, .State of South (Carolina, at Kiogstree, S C, on the 3rd day of Febmary, 1911. L*B & Fishburne, 2-9-Ht Plaintiff's Attorneys. t Notice to Creditors. STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA, county of williamsburg, Court of < ommon Pleas. Marie D Harrelson, in her own right < and as Administratrix of the estate of ? Maud M Blakeley,deceased, intestate, < Plaintiff. 1 against < E Qt Dunlop, W J Dunlop, D J Dunlop, < J L Blakeley, E L Lloyd, B 0 Bourne : I and the Georgetown Cheery Company, < I a corporation duly ow* jzed under the < laws of the State ofN^uth Carolina, i Defendants. f H Pursuant to an order made in this t |R cause by his Honor, Judge J W Devore, I Circuit Judge, dated February 20, 1911, t notice is hereby given to all creditors of i the estate of J E Dunlop, late of Wil- ! liamsburg county,deceased, intestate, to i present and prove their claims before t me within thirty (80) days from the a date or this notice. And all creditors < failing to do so will be forever debarred 1 and excluded of and from all benefit under any order or decree to be made in this cause. H O Britton, Clerk of Court 1 February 20, 1911. 2-23-4t Registration Notice. The office of the Supervisor of Re? stration will be open on the 1st Monlay m each month for the purpose of egisbering any person who is qitaliie<i ac follows: Who shall have been a resident o? he State for two years, and of tin ounty one year, and of the polling pre inct in which the elector offers to ;ote four months before the day oi flection, and shall have jmid. si> nonihs before, any poll tax then dut ind payable. anJ who can both read md write any section of the constitution of 18#5 submitted to him by the supervisors of Registration. or win an show thai he owns, and has pair i!l taxes collectable on during tin present year, pioperty in this Stat* issessed at three hundred dollars o? uore. J. Y. McGlLL, Clerk <if Board Final Discharge Notice is hereby given toat on the Lilhdayol March, A I) Mill, 1 will tpply t>? P M Br <ekinton, Judge of I'robat-of Widi tmshurg c?untv, for a final L>i iCliarg*.' as .uinnniMraiur <u h- estate "I .J?r^??p!ien?* Grav>on, de ?-a-erl. X L Graysok, 2-i*-4t Administrator. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that on the 20th Jay of March. A I?1911, I will apply t<> P M Bmckinton. Judge of Probate for Williamsburg county, for a Final Discharge as Guardian of Lots McClary sod Marion McClary. Mrs S E Davis, i-16-lt Guardia Final DischargeNotice is hereby giver that on the 30th day of March, 1911,1 will apply to P M Brockinton, Judge of Probate fot Williamsburg county, for a Final Discharge as Administratrix of the estate of Hector Mouzon. Luella Frasier, 2-23-4t Administratrix. Final Discharge. luraKn in'tfan itnn t.R* 27f.h IO UCI&VV^IfVX day of March, A L) 19ll,a? 11 o'clock in the forenoon, 1 will apply to P M Brockin ton, Judge of Probate of Williamsburg county, for a Final Discharge as QcBHrdian -of Michael Clary and JanU Vermel Clary. Mas JuAjacie B Clary, 3-2-4t Guardian. Notice to Trustees. The State Teachers' association meets at Colombia on Thursday and Friday, March 23 and 24. Realizing the benefit a teacher gets from attendance on the?e meetings, the State board -of education and our county board of education recti nun nut that the days abore named be given as holidays to such teachers as trill attend the Association. I would be glad to see a good representation of both teachers and trustees atColum bia. J G McCuixough, 8-2-31 Supt Education. Administrator's Notice All persons having claims against the estate of J J Graham,deceased,will present the same, duly attested, to the undersigned, and all person*indebted to the said estate will make payment to 1 A w Chandler, Administrator, 5-2-4t Gourdias, .s C. Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY or WILLIAMSBURG, Court of Common Pleas. Window Wright, Plaintiff, against (da Cameron, W J Cameron, M E Harrell, A J Godwin, S C Godwin and J L Cameron, Defendants. Notice is hereby given tb&t by virtue >t a decree of foreclosure and sale, lated February 16, 1911, rendered in he above entitled action in the Court f Common Pleas of Williamsburg rounty and now on file In the office ot he Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for aid county, I will eel! at public outcry ? the highest bidder for cash before he court house door in Kingstree, ? O, >n the first Monday in March, the same >eing the sixth day, during legal hours >f sale, the following described tract of and: All that certain piece, parcel or xaet of land lying,being and situate in he county of Williamsburg and the fcateof South Carolina, containing one icre and ten feet and bounded North. Cast and South by land of Winslow bright and West by public road, the >ieoe of land being known as the Soott ot. Purchaser is to pay for papers. George J Graham. Sheriff Williamsburg County. ?ingstree. S?), February 16,1911. !M6-8t Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, county ok williamsburg, Court of Common Pleas, w I Nexscn. Plaintiff, vs William Pendergrass. Swails PenderSrass John Pendergrass, Emma Panergiass, Agnes McCrea, Sarah Kinder, Louise Pendergrass, Carrie Pendergass, Nancy Pendergrass and Silvy Pendergrass, Defendants. Notice is hereby given that by virtue >f a decree of foreclosure and sale,dat< d January 30,1911, rendered in the above entitled action in the Court of Common Pleas of Williamsburg county and now >n file in the office of the Clerk of Court )f Common Pleas for said county, I will jell at public outcry to the highest bidler for cash, before tiie court house door n Kingstree S C, on the first Monday n March, 1911, the same being the jixtn dav, during the legal hour? of - ? i ? A.L * c-11 :? /.r >Hie, Hie IUUU?WIIJ? UWUIIIICII liatl Ul and: AH that certain piece, parcel or tract of land lying, being and situate n the county of Williamsburg ana the State of South Carolina,containing fifty icres. more or less, and bounded North ind East by lands of William Gamble md Peter Pendergrass, South by land )f Joe Williams and West by lands of Peter Brockington. Purchaser to par for papers Geouge J Graham, Sheriff of Williamsburg County. Kingstree. S C, February 13, 1911. 2-16-3t < frmtewsal 1 Kingstree CA VP NO* 27. ( * ip mmolai ???!?.? ? l?t and 3rd Motida- ' 11 Nights In each - \ ^*X& r$/j3il Visiting choppers cor ' "LAiS# dially invited to com. ' y CfcJ <fy\/ up and sit on a sturoi / . W 0r ImtiK atom on th' ' * - ^ iim?>>. Thos McCutchen, j! 1 27 T'2m. Con Com. !. M'nR0 uL CAMP NO. 494 ffkA Meetinss Me,d 1f pii 'j Third Tuesda \ Nhrht in each 1 Month V'i>itin}r brotlier> cordially welcomed. E. B. McElveen, 7- 4 -6m. Con. Com. SP IEZ. of E9. ' Kingstree Lodge Mgf No. 91 J?jfe?i Knights of Pythias ? Regular Conventions Brery Sad and 4tk W?itx?Ujr night* Visiting brethren always welcome, Castle Hail 3rd story Goordin Building. J Wesley Cook. C C. C W Boswbll. K of E & S. "SEBBG STMtS." 1 TKa Cwwm Hktsiwi TWt May Cmm I Wise a ftlaw an tk* Haad. Usually the sensation occasioned > by a Maw on the head or in the eye ' is accompanied by a hallucination. The person struck thinks that he sees something similar to the light of stars or fireworks. Such an illusion follows the compression of the i globe of the eye. If there 4s a sudi den relaxation of the eyehall, due ; perhaps to a passing paralysis of , the external muscular system of the eye, the effect is like that of a strong breath exhaled over the face | of a mirror. Instead of a shower of sparks or stars, a reil falls filmlike on the eye. A'man "sees stars" because the eye has been momentarily flattened cither by sudden a .tion or by a spontaneous 6pasm. Sudden sickness, a swoon, nausea or some too : poignant emotion may be enough to produce the reflex movement. The most peculiar feature is that the initial aeat of the nhenomenon is not in the eye, bnt in the ear. This is a recognized physiological fact that has been demonstrated by the best eye specialists. The sense of locality, the sense of space, to which man owes his power to stand alone, to walk straight, to look straight forward or in any chosen direction, the sense which regulates his attitudes and co-ordinates his gestures, is seated in the semicircular canals of the internal ear. When a hemorrhage, a wound or a violent disturbance of any sort produces disorder in the semicircular canals the disturbance is followed by vertigo. Vertigo is a visible trouble. The *ir?tim cannot use his eves. If he can see at all his vision is blurred | or deceitful, and he imagines that lie is either falling or rising from the earth. There is a close relationship between the nerves of the eje and those of the internal ear, and tome skillful physicians have declared that the physician who is summoned to a case of eye trouble should begin his diagnosis by a careful examination of the periphery of the outer ear, as well as the mechanism of the internal ear centers. ?Harper's Weekly. ? C/>e Oliver? < 4 The Typewriter for the < busy man. Built best, 4 looks best, writes eas- J iest, wears longest < Do you Know < That there are more j Oliver Typewriters in 4 j Kingstree than all other 5 J makes of standard ma- J chines combined? Do 4 t you suppose this would j ? be the case if the Oliver M didn't prove to be the 4 . t best ^ ' i Do you Know ^ ; That you can buy an Oli- ^ J ver for 17 cents a day. 4 For demonstration and other * ? information apply to * W. Martin Tobias < Local Agent 4 \ .v AT THE A ; CTORO^I I The public is cordially invited | :o attend any of the services of the * /arious churches of Kingstree. > Baptist Church. 11 Rev \V E Hurt, Pastor. Services every second and fourth j Sunday mornings at 11:00 o'clock v and evening at 7:30 o'clock. Sunday-school at 10.00 a. m. Episcopal Church, Rev Dk Robert Wilson, Rector. Every second and fourth Sunday, morning prayer, sermon and holy communion at 11 a. m. Methodist Church. Rev W A Fairy, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock and evening at 7:30 . o'clock. Sunday-school at 4:30 p. m. Epworth League meets every Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Mid-week prayer meeting every Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock. Presbyterian Chemehu S Rev E E Ervin, Pastor. Preaching first and third Sunday mornings at 11:00 o'clock, second and fourth Saaday evenings at 7:30 o'dock. Sunday-school 4:00 p. m. Prayer-meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. LIGHT NINO RODS! M. L. Wkltlock, UK* CUr. ?X Special Sales Agaat Representing the Largest Manufacturers of All Kinds Improved Copper and Oalvanlzad Section Rods (Endorsedby the Highest Scientific Authorities and F Ire In ?ura nee Companies) Pure Copper Wire Cables, All Skcs Our Full Cost Guarantee given with Each Job. I sell oc close margin of profit,divideom miss ion with my custemere. 9-29-8mp ^^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS^ ( 1 t 8 ] I S c i ] j e i; / / ..car ?- - -7 S9S9^ ^ I am now iii the v^est selecting a carload of ^ d Horses and Mules for farm work. Will also g ^ have some nice driving horses in the drove. ^ They will be in my stable Saturday. Don't W 8^ fail to look them over. Jh J. L. STUCKEY, U fl Lake City, S. C. S F^tIIitS ArthurJPGreeley I Wm.Cranch M6 Intire . AMisTAWT ccsrniistoner or PATtwTs | Forty Years in Practice. 6f8 F Street N.W. Washington, d.c. ^ ' U. S. aw? fopeign Patents! Trade-MARKS Caveats***reissues. | Designs. Attorneys *** Counsellors,- Mechanical Experts. Practice in all u. S. Courts. FEES REASON A BLE AND- BEST ADVICE ALWAYS GIVEN." pEGAftOLESS 1 t OF ALL INTERESTS EXCEPT THAT OF CLIENTS. BUSINESS CONDUCTED UPON HIGHEST PROFESSIONAL'PLANE'AND 1 UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF MR. GREELEY AND- lift. JtCMtTIRE. i <, ' * - ",."1 ALL LETTERS OF INQUIRY ANSWERED PROMPTLY'ON DAY OF RECEIPT. INFORMATION AND ADVICE FREELY GIVEN. f OUR BOOK. ENTITLED GREELEY A McINTIRE ON PATENTS," SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS Greeley & Mcintire. i PATENT ATTORNEYS, WASHINGTON. P. C. ' 4 :$ I :$ 1 :.l ' ' i I* GREETING: | I take this method of informing ny friends that I have returned o Kings tree and will be found it the same old stand with the farmers' Supply Company in the lardware department where I ihall be glad to see and welcome ; sach and every one of my friends n person and serve them all with vhatever they may need in lardware. I may add that I am rladto be back and find that tingstree and old Williamsburg :ounty are good enough for me. Yours to serve, E. E. King. . * 1 1 '! ' H 1 i i q would Raise Big Crops, i would have fewer acres and r*7%W%^ :rops. If you would reduce your y ^y'ly sduction, buy from the IEE FERTILIZER CO., f? CHARLESTON, S. C JfP es of fertilizers and carry a large stock of the best quality of fer. irant fertilizers for Cotton, Corn, Grain, Tobacco, truck, _i he best from a well known company such as the ML-* HEE FERTILIZER CO., ChaHoston, S. C. "Th. Hon. of Good F.rtlllzara" w-'\V^r' _ _ w?m for p*,cts. _ ^ iP,^ Mi 1 Ussm I ' i