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GOSSIP 'awmm ' LEO LIMNINGS. Ijkchool Entertainment--Farm- 5 r Hill Plan. C >t ri3 lavvr* >\uva* ? Le o, February 19:?This section WWyyisited by a very heavy snow on i: tfce|kh and 10th inst The oldest s t IwsKfcnts say that they have never a PjliiqBftone larger. ' s and Mrs W D Stanton of Dun- t bar were quests of Mr and Mrs o ^JStalt^r Poston for a few days during c flM^fte "Snowy season. Mr C H Louder and Mrs Med t j Stone, both of this vicinity, were if married on Sunday, the ISth inst. o Rev J B Oliver officiating. s Professor R Leo Carter, who is 0 principal of the Ebenezer Hiph ^ ^school, spent the snowy season here * * *-il 1 Mr nrw] i wun nis iatnei <iuu mvun.., .... ' Mrs J Davis Carter. f comedy entitled. "Diamonds iearts", was presented by local 11 : at Prospect school on Friday I ^ ng, February 9. It was well J ^ red and was enjoyed by a ^ crowd. The teachers and stuof the school deserve much r for the remarkable work they | 0 nave done in preparing this enter- j11 tainment. j * Mr W Wesley Singletary of Cadesj ^ was noted in this "burg" a fewi n days since. Just looking after his i 0 business interests here. v Hon J Davis Carter made a busi- ^ ness trip to Lake City Saturday. j Mrs J P Eaddy has accepted a ? position as teacher of the (.askins 0 schuol near this place. 0 Miss Mae Fulton, who is teaching y - T -- sruint wppk-pnd I h | tne jL/eo stiiwi, ok/v,.v v... .. I at Lake City. n The farmers of this section are V ^Bledging themselves under the," IjBtock Hill" plan and we are ex- J tl HBcting better prices for the future. S HFt this date last year nearly all of; a BEie fertilizer was hauled, and so far n *this season there has been scarcely any. Beatus Vir. u i | Bethel Breezes. Mflf ^ Bethel, February 19:?Farmers jj i have been delayed about their work v en account of snow and rain. I think v everyone has enough of snow for g one year. p Misses Buth McElveen and Mary tl Bargess have returned home, after S visiting friends and relatives at Eu- J o tawville and other points. tl Messrs Forest Coker and Bartow ? Burgess spent the week-end with tl friends and relatives at Turbeville. tl Mr T B Cooper is visiting relatives at Nesmith. Miss Ida Brockinton of Nesmith ^ is visiting at the home of Mr and iMrs T B Cooper. s Mr J C Wilson is rebuilding his!-j (dwelling after having such a misfor-1 tune with the first. We sincerely' a hone that he won't have such luck I si again. On Friday evening of last week a Hparty of young men enjoyed a j "straw ride," the vehicle drawn by Sl Han ox, out to a party given at the d Hiome of Mr and Mrs Henry Kenne- k Hdv. Those who went were: Messrs c Arthur Cooper, W I and D C Epps, I IRS and Bishop Burgess. The roads ja R being in such bad condition, they ' 0 P. had quite a time getting out of the : h bog, having to unload and "push"; sev^al times. Even with all this,1 g a!W also getting in at the hour of 2:30 a. m., all seemed to have had a I very pleasant time. Violets. I Blamed a Good Worker. ? "I blamed my heart for severe g distress in my left side for two (j vpars." writes W Evans, Danville, f IVa, "but I know now it was indi- b gestion, as Dr King's New Life Pills 7 completely cured me." Best for stomach, liver and kidney troubles, constipation, headache or debility. s 25c at M L Allen's. t The world always looks brighter n from behind a smile. d JeOUE 3 nl >v h v.\ ?\ ^ * ** ^ *y N ^ ) ?v <* "J'' x<* ' -.?- ^ .^?AW y \v> -T< ?h i'VFCf >':% i ii i.\ iLrci^c . * AFFAIRS AT ANDREWS. inow Eight Inches Deep--A DIs- \ lulsition on Sabbath-Breaking. Andrews.February 15: Our town s to-day enveloped in the second now,this time being eight inches on i level. It is one of the heaviest nows ever known in this county and j he old folks say this is a forerunner >f a good crop year. We hope the Id saying- may be true. Just about half the farmers in his locality have abandoned their arms and gone to the public works f the county, therefore it is imposible to raise over half a crop in this ommunitv, and not a single sack of ertilizer has been bought here. Moreover. I d' n't think that there rill be ten per cent of 1911 "s crop. Our honorable city fathers have lassed an ordinance prohibiting the uerchants from selling on the Sabiath, but only make selling goods iabbath-breaking; they do not pro-1 ibit any class of labor being perio 10 ?anr>tktir (>aco nf I IIJ^U. 1IIIO I O UilV/VliV i VM?'V V* caching around the people at their \vn doors to take some one by the air of the head a mile away. Make he ordinance to prohibit Sabbathreaking of every nature. You can ear the ring of the machine hamler and the roaring of machinery very Sabbath in this town and the rorkmen going out on Sunday, 'hese works are located in the town, s not this Sabbath-breaking? All abbath-breaking is a violation of ur common law. See the winking f one eye and say, "We will make ou observe the law, but the other alt" do as they see tit." Is not this lonarchical government? See it as ou please, but this is the condition f this town. The constitutions of he United States and the State of outh Carolina grant equal rights to 11 men and special privileges to one. I said a few weeks ago in the colmns of The Record that this town . ould soon make an attempt to lake an amendment to the constituion of South Carolina without a ote; now it really looks that way, ,-hen they make only one kind of abbath-breaking a crime. Our eople are determined to report to he intendant of our town every abbath-breaking, whether by labor r otherwise, and demand trial for he same. We want this law carried ut to the letter. Our people say if he town does not enforce the law, he State will, and steps will be aken to deal justice by law to every ne who breaks the law in this own. The people of the town have e n moved on this subject and a top will be put to Sabbath-breaklg, regard less of whom shall be hurt, he laws forbid Sabbath-breaking; ?t all business men, corporations, ssociations and individuals abide the ame law. W S C. Notice. The high schools and graded L-hools of the county to whom 1 adressed circular letters recently will indly take notice of this suggested onstitution for the organization of hese schools. 1 would suggest that 11 the larger schools preserve a copy f this constitution. We expect to ave a live contest in April. J G MCCI'LI.OUCH. -22-2t Per M. j He Won't Limp NoW. No more limping for Tom Moore f Cochran. Ga. "I had a bad sore ] n my instep that nothing seemed to elp till I used Bueklen's Arnica alve." he writes, "but this won- i erful remedy soon cured me." I Ieals old,running sores,ulcers.boils, urns, cuts,bruises, eczema or piles., ry it. Only 25c at M L Allen's. I "Did your cook say right out that he wanted you all to stay at home 1 hat evening?" "No; but she put onions in every j lOUthful of food we hud to eat that ay. t . maa.: .^?.^3!F2?ra?2ffi?3!ar^22L' FERT ?v #1 i i Having started j tiiizer plant at t preparing to ft Imercial Fertili; a portion of y< ders given us careful attentii The terrible young' one sidled up to the caller and asked: "Who lives next door to you?" The gentleman told him. and the little boy proceeded: "Is he a fool?" "Why.no." said the visitor, "hois a very intelligent gentleman. Why de vou ask such a question?" "Well, motht r said you were next door to a fool, and 1 was wondering who he is." The guest left. j Professional Cards. | H. G. A SKINS Attorney-at-Law LaKe City - - S. C. Office up stairs in K of F Building. DR. R. C. McCABE Dental Surgeon, )ffice in Hirscli biiiHing, over Kiturstree Drug Company's. PHILIP H. ARROWSMITH ATTORNEY-AT-LAW I i i/r inrv/ c C unrvc vii i, - - <7. v. M. A. WOODS, DENTIST. Office over Sing'letary Bldg. ^'PHONE NO. 62.^ LAKE CITY, - S. C W. Leland Taylor, DENTIST. <iffice over l?r W V Brockiugtou'> Store, KINGSTREE, - S.C. 5-21-tf. M. D. Xesmith DENTIST. LAKK CITY, - - - S C. DR. R. }, MCCABE. Dentist. KINGSTREE, - S. C Office Next to Court House Square. Benj. MclNNES, M. R.C. V. S. B. Kater MclNNES, M. D., V. M. D. VETERINARIANS. One of us will bo at Kingstree the first Monday in each month, at Holler's Stables. 9-2S-tf Kingstree CAMP NO- 27. KBVLit MPCTINBI IWi\ I mt mihI 3rd Motiri? (I HMHVhH II Nlfjlitu in each VvSSSHK^// Visiting chopj>er> cor (imlly inviud to cnra? vi jKS^Cftj^S^y up and >iton a stum; or hang atiout on tli< NjCl?^ limbs. Phii.ip H. Stoll, i l ;tn. Con. Com |f K."of W.~ .. Kingstree Lodge No. 91 Knigbts of pytbias * v3^ * Regular Convention? Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday nights Visiting brethren always welcome, Castle Hall 3rd story Counlin Buihiinsr. K. N. SrKir.NER, u C. R. C. McCabe, K of R & S. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE I?I?.\M>. A T.uilli-! A?l? ynnr Uruuli>l f r /A ?<( tK'.A Cltt'Cliffi'lfrVlHumiiiMrTtriittd/AX rin?:T i:?d an I (...i.i r.ftii;iAv/ ' seal'* I ?it!> Blue -\j Vvo Take no o:hir. Buy or your * 7 - (if PrnccUt. A k f M lIM lll *.TER K I L Jf HIASIOM) ISK.VM? PlLIAfor 2t If H* years k iown as Bert. Safest. Always Rrliit>|? SOLD BY DRICGISTS EVERYWHERE A CONFIRMED STAIEMENT. Evidence Kingstree Renders Hill Appreciate. 1 Joan's Kidney I'ilis haw '?>nt* s| londid work .n iocaiitx. Haw won the unstinted praise they haw r< <v y- !. Hero's eviden ?>!' i:v'r value th"t no one can douht. It's testiinon\ frmu this locality twice-told and well confirmed. Such endorsements are unique in the annals of medicine. Should convince the most skeptical Kinprstree reader. J A Turner. 114 Ei Palmetto St, >s I'nr ?jiv?s: "I a n willinc to verify my former endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills that 1 grave in March, UK'S. 1 have had no need of a kidney 11 edicine since then, as the benefit I received has been permanent. My back ached a great deal and I had sharp, shooting pains through my loins. There were also other symptoms of kidney trouble and finally I was led to get Doan's Kidney Pills. They quickly removed my trouble, benefiting me in every w y." For sale by all dealers. Price ">0 cents, Foster-Mil burn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's? and take no other. I Southern IS Kingstree, | 2-22-tf. TNTER5TA1 j APPLYING THEM I! \zW4r HELD Th? hoop on the averajrcrotrar barrel in the isol <* ln"oro fartnrv. it* tirefl Wer8 Welded DJ washing machines, on many tubs and buckets. Er I PITTSBURGH PPRfECT" fences are made by T "THE WELD THAT MELD." 50 Mb* USTFM HOWt Ev M BWm * * ? HiIMIbSb fences ia authorized tt b That the wires are no* injured at the Fointsjjp3 to uneven ground?That the stays will not 8C MM fence is all right in every particular. |h| Could you ask any more definite protection? Yc absolutely assured. ^ "Pittsburgh Perfect9 I THE FARMERS SufP! OUR BE. Twice The County i 'jjsf hmmmj I LIZEF ! the operation of our Her virsgstree,S C.,vve arenov srnish all brands of Com zers. We will appreciat our business and all or will have prompt am on. :=: :=: := Cotton Oil1 South Care rrmwT7"r TT^TTI.i1Bi I Jil? Wftfl WW?? ! . WW I jBMMUIMBWUWBM???? IT FFPTII17 I L I Lll I I Lit. ) LIKE PLANTING DO RTILIZERS are made of plant foods liable to the plant all through growth. The needed elements are supplied at op is nourished to a full growth. skill of mixing fertilizers. We make these fertilizers a ounds a do t r's prescription. The analysis on every ba^ is no guess work?no mystery. but the result of scientific mixing. We must know wh; rt; of food:?which are quickly available?which are e slowest. It must be known exactly what elements are drawn from t crop?the amount of | #th'.y require, lttvoul to apply certain plant tain soils for certain c , Atr^Mr iiiiHv) 5? we have INTERS! /EST QUtfflGUAIj S.1SI i ; ?' i plied. The fertilizer is st aranteed Analysisand crop. Phrt* And that is why I! FERTILIZERS are wi n|aeverywhere?why they i creased yields. Our booklet would proi y?u- It telis of our test< crops. Write fi the name of our nearest d< ^ ll l| Interstate c Ivu/Setureiby f CORPOB (T iHSTATt CHEMICAL I WMWAT PORPOR AT! CHARLEST0N? S0UT1 V? Science has developed something better than the old style wrap o "Pittsburgh Peru FENCEi Are Welded by Thle le thr modern method of cone t ruction. Yean of life t::rough the elimination of eertoue fence defect ip holds moisture, cracks the galvanizing and allows the water to A smnll amou nt of displaced galvanizing on "PITTSBURGH PERFI atection against rust at the electrically welded joint; examine the annot slip. They are always just where they were put. Stay ai one piece when the union is made, The fence is like a solid sheet of ] Every Rod is Guaranteed Perfec dw your prejudice in favor of the rapidly-declining and nowantiQuat >tofore known, to warp your good judgment. jh Perfect" Fences represent progress, because hundreds of thorn Landard material is daily welded by electricity, lated country grocery store is an electrically welded product. If 5 r electricity. You will find electrically welded hoopa on ice crea :amine them. this modern, simple and marvelous process, producing ery agent handCng "PITTSBURGH PERFECT** i guarantee this! _ | ? ] -That the fence Is perfectly adjustable - *. - ' :parato from the strands.?That w- | | mr complete satisfaction J,. , _ S, OFFER YET! ; a Month and Record $1.25 mzv<?mB7asxxm isj ," I ^ Co. dina. I ER5 11 AD< LLrllw Never is | : the right | accurately as a j | is lived up to. I I it are the best J ||J i slower?which |jjl he soil by each | ij )larit foods that j Id be utter waste I jj foods upon cer- i rops. i|j; "ATE FERTI- fi that the South j| iments are sup- i( ** jited to the soil ' I MTERSTATE nning prestige J'j ire causing in- j,| re interesting to jlj ed formulas for 'a or it to-day and i ealer. hi L: HEMICAL ||; ION, It! i CAROLINA ^ Infinitely* r clomp* set" g 5 I ~iciiy 5 arm addtd ^ attack the bare HER SCT"reinforces DL id strand wires Km perforated steel. ted methoda'yoa l?iands of dolais gK oor wapron was Bi m freezers and -jflH HC1N6* ? B A YEAR IN ADVANCE