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AFFAIRS AT ANDREWS. A Needed Rainfall?Much Fertiliser Bought?Personal Notes. Andrews, April 10:?Our community was saddened to hear of the j sudden death of Mr John Register of Greelyville. One of the best men of the county has been cut down and i his place will be hard to fill. Your scribe spent last Saturday at. the county seat, attending the meet-' ing of the county board of assess- J ors. Had to wait nearly half the j night at Lanes to make connection j with a late train on the G & W road. Farmers are, much delighted be-; cause of the refreshing rains that i fell last Saturday night and Sunday, i this being more rain than we had had before since the beginning of I the new year. Farmers in this community are using twice as much commercial fertilizer this year as was used last , year. 1 hope it is an indication of better and more intelligent farming , methods. I' We are informed that little Joseph , Hutson. the only son of the late J H Hutson, is suffering a severe at- taek of pneumonia; also the infant , child of Mr and Mrs? Smith, of this place, is very ill with cholera infantum. The families of these sick chil- ? flren have the sincere sympathy of all. Subscriber. SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE I Jacksonville, fla,April 19 to 21.1911 On account of the above occasion ) the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad j company has authorized special low ] rates April 17 and 18, with final limit tickets to reach original starting point not later than midnight of April 30. For rates and information apply to 1 nearest Agent or to T C White, Gen- ; eral Passenger Agent, Wilmington, ? N C. It Easter Services. Easter will be observed at the 1 Methodist church next Sunday with , appropriate service. The subject of the morning sermon will be: "The Continuity of Life." At the evening hour the Sundayschool will render "The Beautiful Story." Services at 11 o'clock a. m. and 8 o'.clock p. m. A cordial invitation is given to all to attend these services. ANNUAL REUNION Doited Confederate Veterans, Little Rock, Ark, May 15-18,1911. For this occasion the Atlantic Oast Line railroad has authorized special low rates May 13, 14 and 15; limited until May 23. Ticket can be deposited at Little Rock, and upon payment of a fee of fifty cents, at time of - deposit, limit of ticket can be extended to and including June 14, 1911. For rates and information apply to nearest Agent or T C White, General Passenger Agent, Wilmington, VT T C WinTr IN b. 1 \J Tl 4-13-5t General Passenger Agent. An Easter Dance. The following neatly engraved invitation has been issued: The Wee Nee Club of Kingstree, South Carolina invites you to attend its Easter Dance Friday evening, April twenty-first one thousand nine hundred and eleven Kellahar. Hotel. Midnight is the Ozarks and yet sleepless, Hiram Scranton of CSay City, 111, coughed and coughed. He was in the mountains on the advice of five doctors, who said he had consumption, but found no help in the climate and started home. Hearing of I)r King's New Discovery, he began to use it. "I believe it saved my life." he writes, "for it made a new man of me,so that 1 can now do good work again." For all lung dis eas s.coughs.colds, la grippe.asthma, croup, whooping cough, hay fever, hemorrhages, hoarseness or quinsy, its the best known remedy. Price 50c and $1.00. TriaJ bottle free. Guaranteed by M L Allen. I)o you know that there is a lot of difference in laundry work? Give me a trial and judge for yourself. Herbert Van Keuren, Agt. 3-30-31 County Commissioner's ; Report ij For First Quarter Ending March ( 31.1911. ; ( J Wesley Cook.commutation tax refunded. 1910, $ 4 00 .1 T MeCants.repg bridges, 1910, It 00 W A Marshall, roads. 1910, 18 50 , W N Davis, beef, chaingang, 1910, 3 60 ' Kingstree Hdw Co, " " 6 <'0 < J S Wheeler. " " 2 5o J J B Montgomery, contingent, 3 65 ; " sal January, 33 34 J N Hammet. county com, 50 (K? , contingent, 4 70 1 Hammet ?si Cook, good roads con. 18 25, John Wade, janitor. 15 00 i J W Cook, contingent, 9 13 j " county treas, January, 33 34 j. Geo J Graham, jail rep for Jan, 130 80 |1 lunatic, 13 35 ; 15 35 j, H O Britten, contingent, 6 95 P M Brockinton, lunatics, 20 00 i Kingstree Hdw Co, court house, 7 10 Kingstree Telephone Co. 'phone rent January. 2 00 J G AlcCullough, sal January. 50 00 i " cont " 3 90 Jno M Eaddv. road engineer and ( guards, part January, 55 95 ' J S Frierson, road plow, 27 12 Jno M Eaddy, ex trip buyiug cage, 4 50 ] J T Britton,' bridges, 59 00 T VT T T " x CahwtQMf ~fl CU\ i 1 ?J ix namnitfi, w cvmt *wi u??j, ww J J B Montgomery, auditor, Feb, 33 3-1 i 44 " " cont 44 3 001 ( John Wade, janitor, 44 15 00 J Wesley Cook, bal on past indebtedness and in, 743 80 J Wesley Cook,sinking fund, borrowed money, 6,300 00 C F Stuckey and guards, chaingang, 115 38 John M Eaddy, ex trip buying mules, 23 07 John M Eaddy.road engineer, sal February, 100 00 J P Frierson and guards, chaingang, 76 44 J P Chandler, roads, 1910, 18 00 W M Collins, rep bridges, 1910, 2 00 WSJ Flowers, roads, 1910, 8 32 J D Wilson, 44 44 6 00 P M McKnight, rep bridges, 1910, 6 00 J F DeBerry, 44 44 1 25 J D Evans, damage to horse. 15 00 E L Matthews, rep bridges. 9 25 E B Gaskins, 44 44 4 00 d C Barker, 44 44 4 00 E B McAllister, roads. 10 00 W 3 Dennis, lumber for roads. 15 65 > W Jennings,com and hay,road plow. * 120 00 Wilkins Wholesale Gro Co.chaingang, 183 30 W M I) McGce, roads. 1910, 6 00 !{ F Powell, 44 44 37 00 j L B McKnight, 44 44 9 00 l 5 i) Perry, rep bridges 44 15 75 r J I' Braxton, damage to horse. j 1910, 15 On < D E Cooper, roads. 1910, 14 60 J H J Mcbadden, lumber, roads. 1910. 2 00 ; A ... mio - gQ I V/ DU> II, luau.^, i> >v, 7 50 * G G (?ist. bridges, 40 4t> 1 J I) Daniel, forage for mules. 1910. 1 50 ' J A McCants, roads. 1910, 7 50 I)r W D Rich* chaingang. 1910, 8 20 N M Venters, roads, 1910, 24 00 J B McCants, " " 16 50 M J Floyd, " " 4 00 R C Flowers. " " 12 00 W C Hemingway &. Co,roads. 1910,57 00 The Kaminski Hdw Co. tent for chaingang, 19 20 J L Blakeley, roads, 1910, 7 50 Milhous & Jennings, chaingang. 75 J W Coward. " 32 55 , People's Market, beef, " 4 15 .1 .. it a 2 9? W M Vause & Son, " 45 95 Kingstree Hdw Co, *' 40 30 Aug Wright Co, ** 1 00 Williamsburg Livestock Co, 4 I mules for chaingang, 1,123 95 J W Stewart, rep bridges, 3 68 ( John T Gaster, lumber, roads. 7 30 George J Graham, 2 witnesses in Cockfield case. 13 20 Geo J Graham, bench warrant. < Flowers, 6 70 Geo J Graham, jail rep,February. 130 00 J Wesley Cook, jury and witness tickets, 378 50 J Wesley Cook, jury and witness tickets, 731 70 J Wesley Cook, sal February, 33 34 " cont " 11 59 The Farmers' Supply Co, jail, 1 85 Williamsburg Livestock Co,hauling coal for court house, 8 40 R K Wallace, magistrate, 66 33 Wm Johnson & co.coai ior court house, 70 56 A W Chandler, administrrator J J Graham, road engineer's sal 70 00 John T Bryan, special whiskey constable, 55 15 W M Vause & Son, court house and jail, 4 50 J W Chandler, meals for jury, 7 50 J N Hammet, cont, 5 50 Cooper Bros, paupers, 1910, 14 00 ' W F Rogers, " " 18 00 Dr W S Lynch, lunatic, 5 00 Dr W V Brockington, lunatic, 5 CO Kingstree Telephone Co, 'phone rent February, 2 00 John M Brown & Bro, com and auditor's office, 10 25 Eddie D Epps, grpnd juror visiting chaingang, 3 20 J LBlakeley, grand juror visiting chaingang, 5 70 Henry F Bradshaw, grand juror visiting chaingang, 3 50 Henry F Bradshaw.pests for jail yard, 2 63 P M Brockinton. lunatic and cont. 11 50 Geo D Bernard, cots for jail, 25 00 B E Clarkson, fixing door in court house, 75 J G McCullough, sal for month of February, 50 00 J G McCullough, contingent, 13 25 H O Britten, " 9 75 John A Scr.'.t, hay for road plow, 13 91 .1 L Brockinton." " " " 15 10 J Wesley Cook, jury and witness tickets, 47 90 J N Hammet, county com. 50 00 j " " " 2 95 ' P M Brockinton. first quarter auditing board. 12 50 l J J B Montgomery, first quarter auditing board, 12 50 J J B Montgomery, to auditor, 5s 24 ' " ' auditor, cont. 2 00 John Wade (col'd), janitor, 15 00 Wilkirs Wholesale GroCo.chaingang. 579 74 Jno M Eaddy, wagon for chaingang, 50 00 I Jno M Eaddy,telegrams, freight, &c, 17 25 j C W Stuckey and guards, ehaingane, 100 33 John T Gaster, bridge force, 28 00 I L Brown, chaingang, 3 50 I W Cow.ird, " 5 65 C \V Dennis, lumber for roads, 32 91 [{ K Johnson, bridges. <10 IS [? Boyd Patrick, ditch bridges, 40 IS I) F Edwards, roads, 3 50 LJ W Camlin, " 18 00 K B Marshall, 6 00 John T Bryan, bridges, 19 50 Champion Supply Co, clothing. chaingang, 00 45 Bultr. a i Bros, shoes, chaingang. 108 50 King Hardware Co, tools. " 17 31 J Wesley Cook, road tax returned. 2 00 The Fanners'Sup Co.chaingang. 359 50 Geo J Graham, sheriff, sal, 375 00 " constable for May. 75 00 " " sheritl'.jailrepMch. 16 40 for lunatic. 13 30 Jno M Eaddy, road engineer, sal March, 100 00 W I) Crooks, mag and cons, 11 25 K K uamole, cor sal mos, oo Dr I) C Scott, e.v of lunatic. 5 00 J (J McCullough, sol March, 50 00 Carolina Furniture Co. jail, S 50 S M Bradshaw, mag and const, 33 75 .1 Wesley Cook, treas. sal. 33 3-1 contingent. 14 40 Geo W Davis, mag. 18 75 1) F Edwards, cons. 15 00 R C McElveen, mag and const. 33 75 R K Wallace, mag. bal on 1st qtr, 33 67 G T Fl( yd.stock law fence survey,28 61 H O Hritton, contingent. 6 15 G S Baldwin, mag and const, 92 43 Tom Woods (col'd),posts for jail yard, 7 62 Kingstree Telephone Co, 'phone rent for March. 2 00 Elliott-Fisher Co.typewriter ribbons clerk court. 3 20 Z L Stuckey, road plow, 25 00 Conclusion of first quarter 1911. 1 J N Hammet, County Commissioner, j j i Hunt's LIGHTNING OIL The Liniment. I i i I Sold by: \\". V". Broekinprtn, 1 Blakely-McCulIough Drug Co., Lanes S. C. LIGHTNING RODS! 11. L. WhitlocK, L>ane uuy, a.v Special Sales Agent Representing the Largest Manufacturers of All Kinds Improved Copper and Galvanized Section Rods (Endorsedhy the Highest Scientific Authorities and Fireln.-uranceCompanics) Pure Copper Wire Cables, All Sizes Our Full Cost Guarantee given with Each. Job. I sell or. close margin of profit.dividcommission with my customers. 9-2(J-3mp i dents at number of stud write at once fc GEO. W. SCHWARTZ rummr.L ESTABLISH El V f Lrnii Mm 8 The Largest' Write io lis - Iff lis Of' Spriti.; and Sn ! Fabrics, Notions, ( sS drc.-'s Drosses, Wsi w i J *-ocr:.Jwr^MDL?w?i?>raK*iiu?iii*lii uMia i? We Soiicit Your | \s?. ?? -7 " V77YYYTYTTTYTYVTTVYYTTTYV* t Uhe Oliver? < The Typewriter for the * j busy man. Built best, 4 looks best, writes eas- ^ iest, wears longest. < Do you Know -j J That there are more < Oliver Typewriters in -4 f ICingstree than all other 3 makes of standard ma- ^ | I chines combined? Do 4! ? you suppose this would ^ j 1 be the case if the Oliver 41 didn't prove to be the I ? best. i! ' < Do you Know | t That you can buy an Oli- ^ ver for 17 cents a day. ^ i> For demonstration and other ^ ? information apply to ^ W. Martin Tobias 5: % Local Agent I Have You a Cold? About one in every ten you pass has. The lucky nine have probably taken our White Pine and Tar Syrup and been cured. Now we are after that one I' person that's hacking I away and cure him also, r Are you the one? If so, R then you want the cure B for sale by | I The New Kaselden Drug | Company g Greelyville, S. C. R me?ggg?Bagwa2 rasraBafiwis iwr , i : | Hacker Manufacturing Co. I Successors to ' George S. Hacker & Son ' 11 ^ 't0 ^^^ ' We Manufsdure I i Door?, Sash ami Blinds: Col > r?-:n^o. lUillls anil x>aiusLtrr?, u; uico and Gable Ornaments; Screen Doors and Windows. We Deal In ? Glass wash Cord and Weights. ONS GUARANTEED I fUARANTEB you a position if you real soon. We need many more stu- ; once to supply the enormous demand tea. As soon as we get the required ents this offer will be withdrawn. So >r particulars. 3INESS COLLEGE IK COB POSAT Si> !> 180-4 fcOUISVIXiLBt KY? 232 and 234 | ,11 203 Meeting L > Charlestoi Wholesale and Retai On An Ofdei - Yguf Neare; ? ~%?M 11 lH k. minor Dress Goods, ? cents' Furnishings, SI liking Skirts, Tailor-] M MW 111 PHI Wi W 'H IB 11 I I f F1 if i MB 11 HTi^ II 1 'WIMTH Patronage and GUARANTEE "! -wirr-m fii i??i i w?cw?w?gt??? ??^ jfl | Nursery ;<j Is one of the easiest rooms to make pretty, and one ;? of tiie most important. The dainty whiteness makes for that cleanliness I] which is the first and greatest requisite for a baby's health. Besides, prettiness is the only fit surrounding for any child, / You need a chiffonier and bureau in white enamel (perhaps we can show you how to do over your present pieces) a pood brass or iron crib with sides high enough to keep baby from falling, a rocking chair, straight back chair and small table, also in white. These with a pretty rug, dainty wall paper, and muslin curtains, complete the room. * J.V Be careful to get a STEARNS & FOSTER mattress, for it is the best. To a child, good sleep means good health, a sturdy body, a fresh, retentive i : 1 ^ nnxmnmaoo i o nfton dllA tn loot" af II1111U HiVCil uuvuuaucaa w ?.v,n uuv w ?? > ~reallv sound sleep. Get a STEARNS & FOSTER t for the crib to-day. If after 60 nights' trial you are not entirely satisfied, we will give you your money back without a word. ?$3.45 to $11.25. H I CAROLINA FURNITURE C0MPANT J "I" J *- "TV**-r-rt"1 ? III I i II <HI 'Bill ill HB MWI yn ?HIH? m illT I <Ki i|i"'li?' | The Spring Term of the I | KINGSTREE GRADED AND HIGH SCHDSL I I will begin | I January 5, 1911 j 1 ! All departments are now J in Good Working Order. y 1 i ' Parents who intend entering their children in the school will please do so during the first week of the spring term. , I / Patrons and friends of the School are cordially invited to visit the school at any dme. ^ " ' " ^ ^ 4; Any further ii:f>rmat;on may be had by applying to J. W. Swittenberg, E. C. Epps, Superintendent. Clerk Board of Trustees. Kingstree, S. C. 1 - ?^ faaTIi I tell Siarel ] Mail Order House In the South , L| st Mail 801 Places Our Store Right Next Door to YOU I showing. 1 ? . -**ri *j 1 n 1 t mr 1 2 inks, Dainty unite ana uoiorea uasn j iocs, Floor Coverings, Ladies' and Cliil- [ 1 Hade Suits, Millinery, Etc., Etc. | | Satisfaction" or Your Money Back ?