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(Mr. Newell to Mr. CtMliie. ^Editor County Record:? Just a word to Mr C and I am Mr C, I guess I am very ignorant. I can't see where you advanced any arcumpnt in vour last piece. We Hp started out discussing the chattel HK, mortgage system, a very important HI subject, but you have gotten clear II I am not going to discuss this neK I gro proposition through the press. HH If you want my opinion on this subH^^dect and reasons therefor,write me a H pr^ate letter and I will gladly furBHj nish y&^i with same. Mwm Your vile insinuations towards me \ H? are your own false and fictitious ?7 suppositions. You have never seen jfcPH me and therefore you are in no position to say that I am of Yankee descent, or that 1 have any secret Hl< interest in the negro race. B Coming back to the subject. You B. have advanced no convincing arguWg ment against the chattel mortgage Br system, but have let your prejudice ? bear you in a different direction; 1 consequently, I am still in favor of r the chattel mortgage. I Yours truly, v Norval N Newell. i University of South Carolina. | January 19, 1912. (Both the part'es to this controversy have emphatically asserted that they are done with it. We think | h the primary issue has been lost sight of and unless something new is * ' ?onkiaot 1 SAT * n = &' I r\N the above c | 1 MULES that Ten Serviceable I h ) of buying a Chea ^ /in ob rUIW'Uclii uii before. 6- . J5 ' orougni uuc un mc wngiuoi ^u^ j pi ^ We shall have to take our friends at their word and bring the discussion, which has become purely personal, to an end - Editor The Record). A Letter to School Trustees. fe' This is the time of year that returns are being made for the year's 5 taxes. A considerable part of the | school fund comes from the poll and dog taxes. Many polls are never re- i turned, and I believe if all the dogs in the county were returned they k , alone would add $2,000.00 to the 1 school fund. I therefore urge that - the trustees of every school district in the county at once procure a [man,or one of themselves, to maKe an accurate list of the polls and dojrs in their respective districts and hand same in to the county Auditor by March 1, at the latest. Yours very truly, J G McCullough. i County Supt Education. I January 5, 1912. l-ll-3t vr i III7JL. M. SCHANTON STATEMENTS. g ? is News of the Week Briefly Ckrea- V; lele?, llalmly PerMMl. j V! Scranton, January 23:?Miss Ger-1 n tie Thomas, who has been spending a > g few days with her friend, Miss Lila g Lee, has returned to her home at g Olanta. ^ N; Dr W S Lynch was in Florence ^ one day last week on business, ? Miss Rivers of Charleston ij spending a few days here with her j? cousin, Miss Irene Dawson. ? | Mr E M Singletary of Effingham E I was in town today on business. ? Mr Julien C Rodgers of Florence > ' is in town today attending the meet- p . ing of the stock-holders of the Peo- g , pie's Bank. I a Mr N M Graham went to Kingstree today on business. fe vs Mr R B Cannon was in Tirnmons- g ville on business one day last we^k. g Mr George Lee is having a dwell- ^ ing erected on his lot on Lee street. As to its occupancy when completed ? we cannot guess, but George savs he ? has a very bright prospect for the O I future. ^ Mr Arthur Brown of Hebron was noted on our streets vesterdav. I : ? ! At the election of the town offic- yiersfor the ensuing year Mr It B ^ Cannon was re-elected intendant, ' ? ! with Messrs J W Willoughby, J M i Myers. F 0 Spring and L B Phipps ^ ! as wardens. i Mr H J Bardin, who recently S ! bought the Bardin property located g in town,is having it cut up into lois. g i with the intention of selling it out g at auction. Watch Scranton grow! g Mrs Gladys Matthews of Dillon, 0 norf nf 1Q c t u/ppk ^ $pf Ul Lilt" miici 1^01 v .. ?- . with her sister, Mrs N M Graham,on ? Church street. C E G. j wj Death in Kuaring Fire ? may not result from the work of fire- m bugs, but often severe burns are J jte caused that make a quick need for: 3 Bucklen's Arnica Salve.the quickest,! >8 surest cure for burns, wounds,' jS bruises, boils, sores. It subdues in-1 3 flammation. It kills pain. It soothes and heals. Drives off skin eruptions, 3 ulcers or piles. Only 25c at M L Al- j? len's. 2j | Is a blow from a kicking cow a 3 real milk punch? ^ Marriage vows are too often fol- & lowed by marriage rows. SS i\ HE KIN< URDA\ AT 1 late we will sell to th ; grow. The Horses < ^arm Horses. 30 NI< ? TT A11 n/r?u Tl ,p nurse ui ivauic. jlj all Horses over $150 I Our Clean Swee f No let up with us? 5 Our tempting and inesti I TYPE speak in no unce I cash to spend. I We give this week | with which we purpose \ None of us are as near i | be. Come, listen to thi: |! Two thousand yards of j! choice Calico in light and |! dark patterns, best grades, |! only 5c yd. j! Sea Island Homespun in 10 to 20 yd pieces, only I 5c vd. ( Best Sea Island Homespun, [ 10c grnde,going at 7 l-2c yd. J The best yard wide Bleach^ ed Homespun 36 inches wide i- ..j 1 luc graae ^0111^ au uc mc yu. S or 12 yds for $1.00. I English Long Cloth 12 yds t in piece, 1 yd wide, only 95c per piece. A large lot of Bleached ' Bed Sheets 81 x 90 inches i only 50c each. Pillow Cases ? to match 12 l-2c each, j Best Salem Bed Sheets I 81x90 inches only 75c each. | Pillow Cases to match 17 l-2c I each. A large lot of Open Check ! Ginghams, the kind that | sells for 8 l-3c vd, now gol ing at 6 l-4c yd. ! One of the great attracl tions of this week will be I our great showing of new ^? r-1 3 00 i^ah ti ?56?i isianu IIUIIlC&pUIl, OO llltiic>3 r We still have a few pair $6.00 wc !; Look out for the Tempting Ba j Jenkin ' V I 1% =?ATLLER' GSTREE, SOUTH < JANIJ 1 O'CLOCK, RAIN e highest bidder 30 Head c consist of Ten Standard Brc CE MULES, 4 to 6 YEAR ERMSOFSALE: Two-thir .00. Don't forget the date, S93 5SS$8SjS^^?5S5?$S20^ p Campaign J nothing; but eterna mable bargains 0U( rtain thunder tones the lever power to to batter down the the poor house as w s: Spring Embroideries and , Laces. Ladies, come and j see the most exquisite pat- | I terns in new Embroidery i flowerings that has ever 1 been, shown in this market. I | Come and see?ladies come j and come see. This line of : stuff deserves the attention | of the most refined and cultured trade. We have al- j ways taken a pnae in our \ Embroidery ana Lace show- | ing and this year we boast . and are specially proud of our splendid showing. Ladies, we are anxious for you to give us a look, it matters not whether you buy a cent : or not?come and see, glad to show you. j Ten thousand yards To- , bacco plant Bed Cloth 2 l-4c ! ! the yd. Our Remnant Counter g-oans with choice values, j on't miss our Remnant ; | Counter. Our entire line of Ladies' 25c winter Underwear, Vests j and Pants to match will go ride, in pieces from 11-2 to 3 1>ol blankets to close out at #4.50. irgains we will Quote next w Dt. IMj n^hl wm mi S ST CAROLINA, ARY 1 OR SHINE % >f FINE HORSES ar id Trotting Horses, T< S OLD. DON'T MIJ ds cash on all Horses for we will sell you ABE FRANK smzsi s las Just Begun! J 1 push along ail litis 1: )TED IN COLD BLACK | . to those who have the 1 the bargain hammers |; feeling of hard times. ||. e imagine ourselves to |: at 19c each. 50c will go at 1j 39c each. ?; Our entire line of men's g Cotton Fleeced Lined 50c S Underwear will go at 39c S each or 75c per suit. @ Our entire line of men's <4 Wright's Health $1.00 Un- g derwear, V^sts and Drawers g to match, will go at 79c each. g A line of men's 50c Negligee Shirts will close at 43c. ?: We are offering some won- g! derful bargains in Men's 8: > Pants, Children's Knee Pants 81 and Children's Tv/o-piece 8i Knee Suits closing them all @ . out at astonishingly low 31 prices. If interested come j?! and see. g| Wo AAmnlimonf All rcpl VP 5 m by saying that we show a g! line of Shoes for Men, La- |> dies, and Children second to g; none and they all are going !gl at Clean Sweep prices. Come | and see the splendid bar- ||t gains we, are showing in j|> Shoes on our Bargain Coun- j? ter., | 2 yds. in length, only 4 l-2c yd. ? 8 A wonderful bargain. Fine blankets. iS os. Co. I mm* w mmm ? I =S . - i -i >, f > . >. < -k aga ^SHH9 HUH H HHH IHBBHHHHBHHHi # ' A 12 T IT ? !7, 1912 ^ id 30 Head of the BEST sn Fine Brood Mares and j 5S THIS OPPORTUNITY | ^ bringing less than $150.00' Horses Cheaper than ever LIN, Auctioneer.OOHei j i