Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SIX REASONS. 1. Depositing your money in bank make s it absolutely safe from loss by robber-. tire or accident. 2. With a bank account you can pay! your bill- by check. The canceled check is a lejral receipt for payment. You car.not he made to ] ay the ! i!i t vice. 3. A check i ?>k make- all y <ur money available at any moment, and you art < never bothered about making chance. 4. The bank keeps your b > ?ks. Every deposit and the amount of your checks you draw are carefully entered in your pass book by expert bookkeeper-. so tnat you know where you stand at the end of the month. 5. Nearly every man needs to borrow ^ money at sometime. If you are Well 0 known at the bank, through your oanK account, it is easy to get accommodation. 6. Every check you write is an adver-1 tisement of your good business habits and solid worth, which has the effect ! of raising you in the genera! esteem of your neighbors. Anyone of the above reasons is of itself sufficient to influence you to open a j bank account. It will only take a short acquaintance with this bank, and the facilities it offers, to convince you that six reasons are only a fewof many nv>re why you should make it your financial home. Now is the time to begin the practice of these most approved business methods. and to make this bank what we want it to be? YOUR BANK. Rank nf Williamshiinr WUIIIl Ul II llliuiiivvui ^ KINGSTREE. S. C. c ^ A r^U rr ;r-\7f7n ifr i?ii^\iiv!ji!lvii^ j-L- il M AAAA4?AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA1AA 4 * ( otton is quoted to(.ay at 1" e 4 for strict middiinjr: seed -SIT ;> r > ^ ton. on the local market. ? T7TT7TTVV7T77 CTfV?T7?'T * Miss Odessa Montgomery is tin the sick list. Miss Rubie Thorn was in Charleston this v.eek. Dr an>l Mrs \V L Taylor spent the j week-end at Greelyviile. Mr S A Graham of Gourdins had i business in town Monday. j Rev K E Ervin is in Camden this MCCr. cllieuuii.? 1 i iii;. Mrs John G Slaughter and children have returned to Mullins. | Mr G B Tanner of Cades called L pleasantly at our office Monday. Rev \V H Hodges of Bamberg i visited relatives in town this week. I Dr A H Williams of Lake City had w business in the court room Monday. Messrs Simon Boston and W Boston of Leo were noted in town Tuesday. r Monday was salesday but there was little doing in the way of public sales. Mr S B Boston of Johnsonvillehad business in Kingstree a few hours; Monday. Mr C H Lesesne of Greelyville was an agreeable visitor at our olfice! Monday. Capt William Cooper, of Cooper | postotiice.spent several days in town j Vthis week. Miss Mollie Epps has returned \ from a visit to relatives at Goldsrboro. X C. i Magistrate George VV Davis or Chapman had business in the court M room Monday. ft Mr -J C Nelson, of the Indiantown B vicinity, called to see us while in B town this week. Mr and Mrs S II Wilkins of Athens, tia. are visiting Mrs Wilkins' parents in town. I Mr David Osborne was in town Saturday from llreeiyvilie and paid us a pleasant call. Mr S B Matthews of Cades joined The Record's ever widening circle of readers this week. Mrs K .1 Kirk was in Charleston last week visiting her brother. Mr? Courtenay, who is ill. rll D Keddick has a new ad in this issue f which iie invites your care^ fu! attention, li -ad it. AT... I ! 'in.l ? il im< <it' I Lake City spent Sun-lay herewith ? Mr W il Mc<lee's family. \\ e were pleased to meet our esI teemed friend. Mr Winslow Wriirht ; of Scranton, here Monday. Mr J J (.'anley of Cades took oeca-j ) sion to add his name to our mailintr . list whiie in town Monday. Mr J (1 Me 'utch<-n was taken to an infirmary at Florence the early part of the week. !n common with his other friends, we hoiie that he may - . n l.e rest..red to his health. iliJBMBflBMHBMnWMMBHBH The Com Miles S I With Ilkis Howard Che i "Judge" cK-orge i*. X-smith of Nesmith had business in town Saturday an<i paid us his respects. Mr \Y A Rhodes of Rome \v;s in t<?wn Saturday and favored oui sanctum with an agreeable visit. Mr R 0 Rrockinton of Morrisvilie while here this week doing jury duty, paid us a very pleasant visit. Mr H L Whitlock, the lightning rod man. was in town several days this-week, jollying the boys.as usual. If you want a hunch of trouble try running a newspaper and building a house at one and the same time. Mrs M C Mouzon and her party have returned from New York City, where they spent the greater part of the summer. Walter Hazard. Esq, of Georgetown and F L Will cox. Esq, of Florence were here yesterday on professional business. Messrs Harvey W Nelson and Eli Hanna, of the Indiantown church neighborhood, called pleasantly at our sanctum Tuesday. Rev W S Martin of Richburg. Chester county, preached at the Methodist church here Sunday. He was formerly pastor at Kingstroe. Year in.year out.the must successful planter is he who fertilizes, diversities and rotates his crops, taking care n<-t to plant more area than he can t md. Mr D M Krvin is at an infirmary in Richmond. Va. for treatment. In common with numer >us friends, we hope that he may soon be restored to lu-altit. After beiny closed f >r three months, tne Kpiscopal church will be re-<.;>,ned next Sunday. Morning prayer. sermon and hoiy communion at II o clock. A ??r;. Kippur. the .Jewish Day of Atonement.was observed Monday by the orth'-d-'X Hebrews in town. This, the most solemn of the .Jewish holy days, began Sunday evening at sunset and continued until sunset Monday. The local tobacco market closed last Saturday after a very successful season, everything considered. If cotton keeps as 1< w as it is. look out for a big tobacco crop next year. The tobacco crop certainly paid the majority of those who planted the weed this year. kir.LStree is represented at the State Medical Col lege,Charleston, by the following bright and promising young students,who left early in the week to be present at the opening of the college: Drs Theodore S Hemingway. Kent >n M Montgomery, WC Rogers, Nathan Boyd and Wallace Whet-ell. They all have our best wishes for a pleasant and profitable session. Treasurer J Wesley Cook lias kindly consented to collect subscriptions f.-ir nc n-hil.i mnltina- hi* round.* over the county. He will issue a temporary receipt to all who pay and when the money is turned over to us a permanent receipt will he given. Try to remember, then,when you go to pay your taxes, to take along an extra dollar or so to pay the hardworked printer-man. tf Dr and Mrs H C Hanahan left Monday afternoon for Columbia. l>r Hanahan has been manager of the Kingstree Drug Co's establishment since it was first opened for business and the friends they have gained here will miss him and Mrs Hanahan. Dr Hanahan win take a position in a pharmacy in Columbia and. for the present, Dr K 1' Walsh of Conway will assume the management of the Kingstree Drug Co's business. Mr 1' M Christian, the efficient foreman of our mechanical department.left Thursday for DouglaSville. i.uMiVia, to enyaire in me newspaper business ?>n his own "hook". While loath to yiw up Mr Christian.yet we hope his lines may he east in pleasant places and that his success may he commensurate with his worthiness. Meantime.the <lay before our press day, we are without a foreman of the mechanical department. We have .lone and are still doinir everything possible to secure a competent foreman. "1'lujrs" are plentiful, but the y to 1 ones are .ike the proverbial "hen's t< eth." CHICHESTER 3 PiLLS ^3" 'I'llI* |>IAMO\l? a I i.tlic*! A^l.)o?r l r /* v / ( w?w?i * M-cln-HWerV iMainon ? drj.| i!//V\ !;"i. :v-V w M *?si ? .-? 11.kf I... i>;I..T ?t J.i.ir * 7 ~ Of I'riwM. .V ' MM ill ?.TF1?9 W jj )>! .'? Vf?M> im*. V' I'll.I.*, f r 2j I V fj >. ii ' 1 t kf! a A?r SSDBrMt86BKE?ift-*eti$ for" sale. nnfl.'U'.'o bite 'idi .nir.Kf ? VliV. vlAlV I \J to, Cs ' * the town or Kingstree. S C, on Railroad avenue near dopot. Address, Box 1, 0-dl-tf Jieiena, Ga. f Copyright. The Do John Aldsn 11 1 Into the open air John Alden. perplexed and bewildered, I Rushed like a man Insane, and wandered alone by the sea-side; Paced up and down the- sands, and bared his head to tbo east wind. Cooling his heated brow, and the fire and fever within him. Slowly as out of the heavenSs with apocalyptical splendors. Sank the City of God. In the vision of John the Apostle, So, with Its cloudy walla of chrysolite, lasper, and sapphire. Sank 'he broad red sun, and over Its Hire's uplifted V/buling i Qllmmerefl the golden reed of the angel who niea.sured the city. "djfelcome. 0 wind of the Kant!"* he exclaimed In his wild extil'at'rn. "Welcome, O wind of the East, fiom the caves of 'he misty Atlantic! j Blowing o'er fields of dul6e, and measurelesa meadows of seagra.-:s. I Rlowlrg o'er rocky waries, end the grottos and gardens of ocean! j I^ay thy co!d. mo'st hand on my burning forehead. and wrap me i Clote in thy garments ot mi<t. to al lay the fever within me!" L ke an awakened conscience, the set was moaning and tossing. | Beating remorseful and loud the mm table sands of the sea-shore 1 ,,v ' ? v?4_, u no Vo cfrno"r!ti I '' 1' I II* 111 iil> ?? iva i**v> a- . and tumult of passions com. nd lr.g: l/ove triumphant and crowned, and friendship wounded and bleedln? Passionate cries of desire. and im fortunate pleadings of duty! 1 "Is It my fault," ho said, "that tic n.aider, has chosen between us? rs it iv.y fault that he failed.?my fault that I am the victor?" j Then within him there thundered a voice. like the voice of thf prophet: "ft hath disp!eii:??d the I^ord'"?ard he thought of David's transgression. i'c.fh heba's beautiful face, nr.d hb fr'.? nd in the *'rort of the i v".-' Shame and contusi. n of guilt. : ;-..1 abasement and self condemnor. Overwhelmed bi n at once; and h< cried in ?h? <'r vst contriti- r<: r hath displeased he Lord! It h the temptation of Satan!" T-n upMftinz Ms h^ad. he 1<M: d r the ^'"*a. r.:>! I eh-dd there V*:r 'y the .?h d * ' 'cr:n of th? V ; flower rldir c nf anchor, i r'orked on th? ris;re * ' a: ! . th to s; i' on *ii? : ' I Uard The v< v - o* n c ! n ' h' iril.-r. of ; Thrown ?.i 'h > .! mate. and the ... i o ; elr!" T'.'v ?rd d' hvt rn* te.1, ft: th<> ?i::*>j i; ir air o! the u'ht. Still for a moment he .-t. . d. ;.nd llstt ned. and > *:<r<<1 at the v ss' 1. The i went hurriedly on, as one %vho. -e> !ne a j.hi-u'O'v, Su-j-s. tLva qai.-ft. ns his pace. as d .itriioiiji ike Leohon!.' r: shadow *1 IH W i liy m*1MW?MWWWf.; -1 rtship ??; trations by indler Christy L ibbs-Mcrrill Cnmsxxnv "Ve8, (t is plain to me nou\" he murmured; "the hand of the Lord Is Leading me out of the land of darkness, the bondage of error. Thr/vicrh that ehaJl lift thft r wails of its waters around me. Hiding me, rutting me off. from the cruel thoughts that pursue me. Ilack will I go o'er the ocean, this dreary land will abandon. Her whom I may not love, and him whom my heart has offeDded. Defter u> be in my gn.ve 'n the green old churchyard In England, Close by my mother's side, and among the dust of my kindred; Better be dead and forgotten, than living in shame and dishonor! . Sacred and safe and unseen, In the 1 dark of the narrow enamber With me my secret shall die, like a us slr.ucvs Purr?0"3effCTTr)iT sirr.mors n^-L> ik. V .,,, ,1 tka? I o J at In t h? origin Ull UiC umiu uiov I S3 uucv, ~ ^ chambers c? silence and dark- ' ness,? I 0 Yes. as the marriage ring of the gTeat J p, espousal hereafter!'* j v Thus as he spake, he turned, tn the strength of his strong resolution, Leaving behind him the shore, and ^ hurried along In the twilight, ^ Through the congenial gloom of the forest silent and somber, t< Till he beheld the Uglsts in the 6eren p houses of Plymouth, Shining like seven stars In the dusk ' and mist of the evening. Soon he entered his door, nr.d fonr.d lj tJie redoubt?! .e Cut 'ton Sitting alot. i: 1 ;.l : ed lit 'it C' iuartia. of (>i< car. Flghtim: some cent campaign In I Y Hainnut or V ilv.nt or F'Iardt-r?. J ^ "Long have you t?e.u on your ?rranc lj iir said v.zth a ehe?r> d-i^-u t J j Even as one vl.o is .. :ti .11 . : j h\v. r and ic-ar.- ro* '.h issue. "NY-: far off is the fc u . nUhouuh 'la 1 xduu." ii:< 1?tv.'is. I ^ | r':.i yen hr vi ii: i.e. ! ?o Io 1? K .vile >on '.vrre *t;nc c-:r : ! h* v.* *0; ten i.irrh .- ?.?j s:.i'. Jlld de:j;r!:t br.d a I C'or.o. si' dov n. and in < rd. r to me nil :hit has ! aup> " h-< Tl. a J. r.n Wo:. -pak". and r. la**", jal the VI V.-I1''I7'\ r?-on? bevitiif.nc to tr.|. mLiutHy, t f How he h d ii Pi'sciiia, and t< ? h" h'".i sped Jn his (ov.r's1. ; Only sni'u thir.ij a littic. rind so. t f]o\*n 1: r r !ii i v?hen he s* lencth f? i I'roeslla h: 1 ?mok n. Wo ! .-< trt"'< < . a:ul oriel* ! i.or': von t-> njc tor v -urx ' ; i p I- : h*? th.psain oi Piyr ri a: ' -'m:.on the f or. t.li h? i a:;.. Cjiint.Mi 'h v.p'l. whey !t bun*: i i'!> mi :u! (: -i- isti-r on;- n. | \H pent-up . i*i burst forth In . ' "i x*.' -ion. i: ,i :i !:* :. -v? nade. that so;. (ir.-Tn rf<-:i at mind it. Wi. '!> hv ?:? i*? : a::! ; ".-oi" ! A'den! < ; hi v. heM *.> <} m**! I .Vt Mi.?*??< ymir trivp.'.!'. Ii iv- ! flvir:u!(! (!. betray i j . r:"' . , ! i ? r.:y ?':: ? - vs sv 'n : !. v:Ii ?!> heart of ""at Ty l-r. 1 Who shall tP'V^r.t n"? froui runnii' r. < 'vr. rL: .. . ? , tr'!",,,r'. i *cu'- cr*'- roj i v . I ,"" . . ! ! ir.v honor, my i'0.-1 sacred and se" = ' ah. woe to the name n V renter! saf's friend, end you v - . -. vut h?ncetonvard .et tr .-rf !e r.o-hine hetw? en us save 7.ar. an 1 Implacable hatred:" So sp?ke the Captain of Plymou'h. as he strode about In the chamber. 'P>: v .; ' / ' 'v^:' ' ' * . ?r,*; : .-... :., "- Through the ccrgenial gloom of the Ci forest. I "hating ar.d chokir.g with rage; Ilka cords were the veins on his temples. lut In the midst of his anger a man appeared at the doorway, bringing In uttermost baste a message of urgent Importance, _ tumors of danger and war and hos- I tile Incursions of Indians! Straightway the Captain paused, and, without further question or parley. ; "ook from the call on the wall hl? swcrd with Its scabbard of Iron, luckled the belt round his waist, and, ~ frowning fiercely, departed. ? Llden was left alone. He heard the | clank of the scabbard Jrowing fainter and fainter, a dye ing away In the distance. Then he arose from his seat. a?d looked forth Into the darkness. r Vt the cool air blow on his chrea, ' c that was hot with the Insult. Jfted his eyes to the heavens, and, J. folding his hands as In childhood, ; *rayed in the silence of night to the J. Father who soeth In secret. I".' In- C Death of Mr. "Billy" Scolf. j ^ We learn with sincere resrret that J1 ur esteemed friend, Mr W G Scott I [ f Cades, died last Sunday nigrht af-1 ?r a short illness at the home of Mr I ! G Cox. | Mr "RiIHm" -tentf ;i< he was ovn- I 1 ?" X rally called, was of a gentle, unobrusive nature and we doubt if he 1* ad an enemy in the world. Loya' I ) his friends, nothing seemed to ive him more pleasure than to be f service to them. lie was about (> "? years old ar.d ^ ved all his life in Williamsburg ?unty. He was never married and' aces few. if any, near relatives. ^ et there are left a targe number of rier.ds who sincerely mourn his eath. The funeral and interment tookii lace Mondav at o'clock p. m., at . 0 te Graham mirvmg eround, Ilev .1 , Sojourner officiating. lit Hast Saturday, Savannah expi rted Wo? " h of cotton 1.1 Ku- 1 ?jh*. A few more such shipments nd she will lead the world. ?LECTRJC B -??rs7R E BITTERS V n1> kliAKYS. ?j if none in your immediate loca'ity, write u? direi CORTRIGHT METAL R' V * DON'T SUFFER WITH Cuts, Bruises Strains and Sprains, but apply Noah's Liniment. It is antiseptic and will take the poison and soreness out quickly, when all else fails. noan > ununeni win save any amount of pain and can be taken internally for Colic, Cramps, etc. Nothing better for Toothache. Noah's Liniment Is the best remedy for Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back, StiiT Joints and Muscles, Sore Throat. Colis, Strains, Sprains, Cuts, Bruises. Colic. Cramps, Neuralgia, Tootbuche, sSS and all Nerve, Bone s". Pains. The genuine has Bp Noah's Ark on every I?ickage and looks like TTiinfTCfl BlSI this cut, l>ut has RED . IFi13C 391 lwnd on front of puck- L usff ment" always in RED I illulsJi raj (ions. Large bottle. 25 MtjjtfOI rifirg cents, and sold t>y all I 'iuarantecd or money ;*?3I j fun J e d^by Noali ^ *??<?> ?! ;f ?H| Lirhmon!, Vu. ! 3S?Si29 Sold and Guaranteed by Kingstree Drug Co. 5 or I? doses '*;? "?:** uiil oaie any ase of Cniils ami Fever. Price, 25c. 5-4-1 yr r;-/nrMr:mr?nr- . rjrafc ux . h*?-a * ES3QE 1 FIRE! 866 1911. I am pleased to mnounce to my old t/ )atrons and the >ublic at large that After the lOth inst. ' will be fully pre)ared to _ carry on ;he practice of DENT1S1K1 n all its departnents. Call on me if you vant 9 First Class WorK * at r Prices to Suit. Respectfully, M. Snider. ffice over Gdmbie & Jacobs' Drug Store, Oppose The Record Office. -7-tf a?Da?hp /'v y B/xjwvvu wiiriii viwaaaMnawdl v ?Inexpensive?Siormproof. t>Vi!l last as long as t!ie building. Roofs r twenty years ago are as good as new to. i! representatives almost everyw here but :t for samples, prices and full particulars. DHHHnnBnnf