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4K ^? * ?? ' ?? J+ J ? ^ i t ; i ; ! i \ >K : We i !? -r _ f * ^ '1^1 *^J~ KINGSTREE RANKS 4TH AS TOBACCO MARKET. CROP SHORT FORTY PER CENTLOCAL MARKET MAKES FINE SHOWING. Columbia, September 12:?Complete reports of the tobacco crop in South Carolina, received and compiled at the office of the State Agricultural department, show a decrease in the quantity of tobacco '- fUJt, Ctafa rlnrincr thp Vfl ? 4 . Sold for Producers from first Hand. Market Pounds sold. (Price paid Conway... 205,972 $ 23,641.03 Darlington 283,8711 35,223.74 Dillon . 62,224 8,586.81 Florence 265,134! 36,547.06 Kings tree 388,208 46,580.63 Lake City 1,277,911 171,565.55 Loris 135,524! 15.078.91 Manning 206,109 25,410.72 Marion 69,245 8,185.83 Mullins 1,164,665 149,300.69 Nichols 567,176 72,242.98 Olanta 181,425, 23,578.33 Timmonsville 347,467 43,915.10 Total 5,154,931 $659,857.38 Grand Total Sales. Market. Pounds sold. Price paid Conway 239,337 $ 27,399.86 Darlington 307,520 37,577.89 Dillon 87,720 12,713.27 Florence 281,336 38,934.71 Kingstree 423,431 52,436.35 Lake City 1,529,147 203,160.92 Loris 162,731 18,267.48 Manning 222,736 27,326.41 Marion 73,043 8,689.87 Mullins 1,461,260 186,149.73 Nichols 739.625 93,912.55 Olacta 203.257 25.139.92 Timmonsville 369.283 46,559.66 Total 6,100,426 $779,268.62 I Just E j IN DRESS B which we i E Then you r [ | almost any IB season. J ? B Ttmmmim v glUYYU III 111 IO utavv uuiu*^ ? son just closed,of about 40 pe.* cent. The total number of pounds of tobacco sold by producers in this State, during the months of July and August,of this year,was only 6,099,232, and against this figure stands the total of the same period for the year 1910, 10,613,209 pounds, which is a decrease of 4,513,977 pounds. On the other hand, however, the report shows that there has been an in^ronsp nf the nriee Der Dound of about four cents, the average price in 1910 being seven cents, as against a price of eleven cents fcr the crop of the present year. The quantity sold by producers of tobacco during these two months is taken as an almost exact index to the size of the crop. The report indicates that by far the largest portion of the crop sold was placed on the market during the month of August, for which reason the shortage in that month is greatly higher than the shortage in the crop of July. The July markets were only about a million pounds short of the tobacco sold in July, 1910. Following is the report in full: South Carolina Tobacco Report, 1911. South Carolina tobacco report, August 1911, by markets?13 markets; 25 warehouses. ?; ?.K?f-?X?r? ??*.? i i i f t t < ? ? Ve Invil ning j dnesday CINGSTR > ?f*?'f* *f* 'f*?"f*?*E* 4? The Jew ish New Year. With the setting of the sun next j Friday evening the Jews will begin , the year 5672, according to the calj endar of the synagogue, and their (New Year?Rosh Hashanah, as it is 1 called?will be observed by the Jewish people in all lands. It is with them a day of religious observance, not a day of mere rejoicing like the I fiscal New Year day. It is a day of j memorial, one of solemn remem, brance, and as such, occupies a distinctive place in the life of Israel. I It traces its origin straight to the Biblical injunction found in Leviticus,which says, "In the seventh month, ic the first day of the month shall ye have a Sabbath, a memorial of blowing of trumpets, a holy convocation," the seventn month being chosen because 7 was the sacred number among the ancients. Digestion and Assimilation. It is not the quantity of food taken but the amount digested and assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamberf Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets inj vigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perform their duties naturally. For sale by all dealers. Lands for Sale. Near enough to Johnsonville postoffice for town lots. Prices right, No better : land in county. 50 acres,about 15 under cultivation. 106 44 44 30 44 50 0 4 4 4 4 3 0 44 i Write for information to , rv uuu ' GOODS we have also have. leed not go elsewhe shade and at any pr i?he ball trimming is BUTLEl UlUlUlUlUiUIUUUIItlllltllllM > ft**?? * hare endorsed \ ft tod hSTQ CPnflMMd to thi* MTW ODd ootforttng light that has dawned upon the toSerpretsdoa oi Ood*e Book. Than let ewy man read and gpate and tsfce oomfoet. ft* wa ore all pvto mm of hop*. Chta Is on age of ad- 1 Taaoed thought and more thinking Is ( one than erer before?men dare to tfctnk now. BUftd-caore HghO?4a the msttfeword." ? 855 pages?doth boa ad, 85 cents, r postpaid. Bible and Tract Society, IT EQcka Street, Brooklyn, X. 7. Li? ~~?? LIGHTNING RODS! i* H. L. WhitlocK. Lake Citr. S.C J Special Sales Agent Representingthe Large-t Manufacturers ol All Kinds Improved Copper and Galvanized Section Rods | ( (Eu.lorsedby the Highest Scientific Au-!" t'loritie-a'.'d F iro In?ur;:nee< ompanh s) j | Pure Copper Wire Cables, All Sizes , Our Full Cost Guarantee given with i ( Each J..S. I sell or. close margin of profit,divid1 commission with m>- customers. , i 9-29-3mp kat our stoc pared to pi the latest Serges, F ire ,for the trimming ice; you will find th< still very popular thi R DRY GC ituuiuuuuuuuiuiwummium 4 > ' ' ^rfcii1WTfil?i 1?I' liiH a . .M J H Chapman, M D, 9-7-tf Johnsonville, S C. | Buyers of Seed Cotton I Licenses for 1911. Oliver Bros, W 0 Camlin, W H Thompson, | W N tdarkson, J H Covington, Richburg & Tisdale, R W Stuckey, J M Spivey, Billey Cooper, A B Burrows, J D Scott, H J Cooper, H D Ferrell & Bro, J T Brockington, W R Graham, B H Guess & lo, McClary Bros Co, A J Prosser, Wash Miller, J J Bradham, Cooper Bros, Marshall Bros. W V Strong, W H Wilson, F E Huggins, i M C Hammonds, H L Grayson & Bro, E M McCutchen, .1 S Fulmore, W A Brockington, Isaac Fulton, C B Guess & Bro, J J Hanna. Joe Wilson, i E F Prosser, Browder & Taylor, 1 W I M/>FoHHeri S HofFort. B L Gist & Bro. 9-2i-tf HERRY WIDOW is a rich man's tobacco, but you get it at a poor man's iprice from the People's Mercantile Co, Kingstree, S C. 7-27-St mmmrnrnimnmrommmmn A I AA Mouzons, September 18. 2t " ' ? Ajwlfw Parlor Russell's Bock. 1 Atlanta Constitution:?Bill Arp, the *t "Southern Philosopher," wrote the fol- j lowing review of "The Divine Plan of the Ages" some time before he (lied: "It la impossible to reed this book without loving the writer and pondering his wonderful solution of the great mysteries that have troubled us all our lives. There Is hardly a family to be found that has not lost some loved one who died outside the church?outside the plan of salvation, and. If Calvinism be true, outside of all hope and of eternal torment and despair. We smother our feelings and turn sway from the horrible picture. We dare not deny the faith of our fathers, and yet can it be possible that the good mother and the wandering child are forever separated??forever and forever? "I betters II Is the rigidity of these I twartrtngs that ntrvbes atheists and !&&> data and skeptics?makes Christiana ! nlsmf sod brtncu their gray hairs Opto to aoatow to the gnv?-? loot child, a loot aocH Tfcfc vroodarltal book mafcea oo an WtdtM that are not well aostalned by tta Mptniaa. Mia bofit ap atone by atoo* tal upon amy atooa It tba last end a fcaeacaaa a pyramid ad QodPa km; and mnaey, and vkdoa "there ? nofefcc la fee Bible titot fea anchor deotaa or doaMa, bat fecta aaa many twta feat ha ferawa a flood of Mgttf npoo feat teama to raova i ttom feont the dark and gloomy meantof. I aee feat edttoea o< laadtaf >oar?* * ' ?d M 11 d/we mlnl^dflM rfw r?b? i*?I?4*?*i?4? 4 te Atter Displ< r & Thurj EE DRY < ^? ??? ? ?4?*f*?^? f8?*?> Farmers' Union Meeting. The County Farmers' union will , meet in the court house at Kingstree 11 on Thursday, October 5, at 10' r o'clock a. m. Local unions are re- ( quested to send delegates. All un-; i ion men are invited to attend. We > expect to have a speech by Presi-! dent E W Dabbs or some other ca- f pable of making a good speech, j Therefore the public is invited to hear this speaker October 5 at 2 | o'clock p. m., in the court house at y Kingstree. Come one,come all; you t are needed. Respectfully, t J T Frierson, c Sec W C F U. f "I* ? "I"?^ ition to ay of s*l Aa WW GOODS C ??jk j^i 'ij^.?^ ^ ?^i *y^? Plcnlc. On Saturday, September 30, 1911, it Johnsonville church, a public piclic will be jriven by the Johnsonville 3amp, Woodmen of the World, of Centers, S C. Public cordially incited. Come one! Come all! With wellilled baskets. 9-21-11 As usually treated, a sprained anile will disable a man for three or our weeks, but by applying Cham*>rlnin'q T.inimont freelv as soon as he injury is received, and observing .he directions with each bottle, a :ure can be effected in from two to 'our days. For sale by all dealers. j When you want us to change the tddress of your paper it will save ots of trouble to name the old is well as the new postoffice. Please >ear this in mind. tf ! THE Gentleman's watch must combine reliability h*9?itv Diarrimifiatincmen the world over carry WALTHAM COLONIAL SERIES. Walthams of the Colonial Series reSesent the last word in watchmaking, ley are made as thin as it it safe to make a reliable watch. They possess great beauty and will give a life long service of accurate time-keeping. We are headquarter* for fine Walthaa> Watches. All grsdea at a vide range each grade the beat at prist. WATTS & WATTS THE KIN6STREE JEWELERS iVe are now receiving something j new in Decorated Art Ware insisting of Floor Stands, Vases, langing Baskets and Japanese' foods. Diamonds, Cut Glass, Wedding i ind other presents, all at mode- ; ate prices. Also a fine assortment of Vatches, Clocks, Silverware,Jew- | :Iry and Fancy Goods. Call and ] ixamine our Stock. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry j leatly repaired. ' A Fine line of Ladies' Shopping < 3ags just received. < Watts & Watts, j )pposite the Depot. i CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND 15 BAND. A | LudlMt Atli TO" Drufilat foi A\ C(( LEvft I'liU'liM.ler'l Dlaumn J 7irnnd/^\\ rill* in Red in 1 Uold metillic\*?/ ' r* -TvJJ t ??, sealed with Blue Rit'hcn. ] 'W wS Take no nlher- But of roar / ~ ftf Drnwclkt. A>kfoTt'IIM.irEH.TEBS 1 C IP DIAMOND KRAND PILL*, for S3 !' VV Ju year, k no. n as Best. Safest. 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