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YYYYYVTYTVfVYYV>V WT VY???? Annual Statement OF BANKOFWILLIAMSBIJRG. KINGSTREE, S. C. ^ . resources. |Loans and Discounts $181,027.4-! Banking House 9,032.79 Furniture and Fixtures... 3,643.2c Cash on Hand and in Banks 35,966.91 $229,670.36 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock S 40>000.<K Surplus. ... 10,000.0< Undivided Profits 8,246.5: Rediscounts 1,579.5( , ? ' Deposits 169,844. $22f,67(V3t V i V Bank of Williamsburg ; KIN6STREE. S. C. 4 ? 4 Cotton is quoted today at 10c ? 4 for strict middling; seed $17.50 a n#>r rnn on the local market. ? * locAigf r mr? if See notice of County Commissioner Mr J T Tanner was in town Monday from Vox. Mr W C Wilson of Indiantowr was in town Monday. Mr J J M Graham of Cades was noted ip town Monday. Mr J S Jennings was a visitor tc Charleston this week. Hon B B Chandler of Rome was noted in town Sunday. Mr A W Graham was noted ir m J r town luesaay irum xnu. Miss Leo Price of Florence is the guest of Mrs B W Butler. Mr H J McFadden of Cades was s county seat visitor Tuesday. Mr Jas E Davis of Salters Depot was in the court room Tuesday. Mr L F Tisdale favored us with a very agreeable visit last Friday. Mr W C Wilson of Cades was 8 ^ visitor to the county capital Tuesday, Mr D F Baxley was in town Mon/ day and paid The Record his devoirs, Mr W 0 Eaddy of Leo called pleasantly Tuesday at our sanctum, Mr J M McConnell of Taft paid us a pleasant call while in town Tuesday. Mr P S Courtney is visiting Atlanta on business and pleasure combined. Representative J C Graham oi Gourdins was a county seat visitor Monday. Mr J M Sturgeon of Lake City was a pleasant caller at our sancturr Tuesday. Mr J W Moore of Taft was ir town Tuesday and called at oui sanctum. We were pleased to have a visil Tuesday from Mr J A Cockfield oi Venters. Mr W J Huggins of Venters was a welcome caller at our sanctnrr yesterday. We were pleased to have a cat Monday from Dr J C Beckman ol Greelyville. Mr E B McAllister of Leo was among the pleasant visitors at oui office Tuesday. Mr Gabe G Gist,of the Greelyville section, was a pleasant visitor at oui Jk sanctum Monday. Mr W R Brockinton of Waycross, Ga.is visiting friends and relatives ir \ town and county. Mr J M Spivey, of the vicinity oi Vox, was a very welcome visitor at our office Monday. Mr J E Johnson was in town the first of this week and found time tc pay us his respects. Messrs M C Woods and John Willcox of Marion were in town yesterterday on business. Miss Serena Riser of Newberrj has been visiting the family her sister, Mrs LeRoy Lee. ' Mr A 1) Hemingway of Rhems crave us the pleasure of his presence a brief while Tuesday. Miss Leoia Gamble left last week to pursu * a course at a business college in Charleston. 1 ' i Mr R L llrocki.nton of Andrews found time Monday while in town to pay us an a err 'eable visit. Particular attention is called to | County Commissioner Hammet's notice in our "special" column. ' Mr W T E\ans of Trio called t Monday and shoved up his date of ( expiiation for The Record to 1913. ; Mr .1 H Covinirton of Saltersl . Depot was among the welcome visj j itors at The Record office Monday, i '! Mr T M Kellahan, of the vicinity | - j of Kingstree, called Saturday and > renewed his subscription to The ] Record. Mr L H Cromer of Clinton has re, turned to Kingstree to resume his place in the mechanical department of The Record. Messrs E R Baxley and J E Foxworth of Lambert were among the many pleasant callers at The Record office Tuesday. ' We had the pleasure of greeting k yesterday our friend,J Edward Nor[ ment of Darlington, who was here * on a business trip. Miss Eunice Kennedy left this * week for the Northern markets to (purchase millinery for the Kennedy Millinery Company. Mr rWi'l Jacobs, who is now , traveling representative for a New York "notion" house, has been visiting his parents in town. Despite the hard times we enrolled about a dozen new subscribers with in the past two weeks. Pretty good business for a dull season. Mr J W Lockliear, one of the ! prominent business men of Trio, called on us Monday and renewed his subscription. Thanks. 3 Messrs G A McElveen and W W Barr, Jr, are spending today (Wash? ington's birthday) with Mr W W Barr, Sr,'s family near Cades. 5 Dr K C McCabe and Miss Marian Gilland attended the dance given by the Georgetown Cotillion Club 1 Thursday night of last week. Miss Marian Gilland and Mr Wilf mot Gilland and Dr R C McCabe attendnd the leap year dance at FlorL ence Friday night .. f last week. Mr Eugene Hirsch, who spends . . most of his time on the road as a "commercial tourist," is sojourning some days in town with his home i folk. Attention is called to advertisei ment of J Hepler, Charleston. We . have it on good authority that this concern is entirely trustworthy and reliable. Mr B M McElveen, of the Hebron neighborhood, was among the friends whom we were glad to weli come at our sanctum the first of . this week. Mr and Mrs W N Jacobs enter tained informally Tuesday morning and afternoon in honor of the lat ^orresponaence sontucu. Catalog mailed free on request Write for it fflre Implement Co*, 1302 E. Main St^ Richmond, Va. Receipt Books, Blank Notes, Mortgages am all Legal Blanks in demand, for sale a The Record office. If we have not th< form you wish we can print it on shot: notice. ter's sister, Mrs Arnold Fancken of , Augusta, Ga. Rev John McSween, of the Theological Seminary, Columbia, will r preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at the usual hours. All are cordially invited. The dinner served by the ladies of 1 the Presbyterian church in the McCabe building Monday was most appetizing and was largely patronized. t The proceeds amounted to about $50. A commission has been issued to the Santee River Brick company of i St Stephens with a capital stock of i ' $15,000. The petitioners are W R 1 Funk, C E Funk and S A Lockliear. I Mr W D Altman of Vox called at j I our office Monday and left a subf stantial token of his appreciation' for the paper in the form of a disc i 5 of white metal of the "cart wheel" . variety. "Uncle" George Mitchum was a ; visitor to town Monday. Uncle . George tells us that he is 82 years! old?but he doesn't look it. He may be that old, but he is still aw-! , tuny spry. 1 Mr J P Haselden of Lambert, j while in town Tuesday, took occa- j . sion to advance his subscription to ; 1913,also to take advantage of our | liberal clubbing rate with the Southern Ruralist. During the gale that blew yester-: ' day the framing of L W Gilland,' Esq.'s dwelling under construction was leveled to the ground; also a' good deal of fencing about town, was blown down. ' Don't forget the play at the opera! j house Friday evening, "Maidens All forlorn. it is given for t:ie uenefi of the school library and, in behal] o"' those who are getting it up, w< besjieak v. liberal patronage. Aniorg- the visiting attorneys it the court room this week won n >ted: Mt-ssrs F L Willcox and \\ F Clayton of Florence, W C Davii of Man ling, H G Askins and P F Arro.vsmith of Lake City. P H Arrowsmith. Esq, of Laki City was here several days lasi week, being on the sick list. Ir common with his numerous friends we hope Mr Arrowsmith will soor recover permanently from his indis position. We have receive! so ma y complimentary ex~ ressions as to the paper we are getting out that we fee! embarrassed; at the same time, it is a pleasant embarrassment anc ii makes us more determined thar ever to merit the well-done of oui friends. Aliss Serena Lee entertained delightfully the juvenile set at her hospitable home Friday afternoon, four to six o'clock p m; on the same afternoon Miss Marie Louise Flagler was hostess to a number of her little friends and playmates.' Both these occasions were birth-day anniver saries of the youthful hostesses anc all who attended enjoyed immenselj these entertainments. As will be seen by their adver tisement in the current issue, the Southern Cotton Oil company ha started the operation of its loca plant for manufacturing and mixinj all kinds of commercial fertilizers Mr M A Ross, an experienced mil man. is in charge of the mechanics department of the fertilizer plan and an expert mixer will have charg< of the chemical department. Abou thirty men we, understand, will tx employed in the fertilizer plant. Almost Lost His Life. S A Stid of Mason, Mich, will nev er forget his terrible exposure to i merciless storm. "It gave me i dreadful cold," he writes, "tha caused severe pains in my chest, s< it was hard for me to breathe A neighbor gave me several doses ol Dr King's New Discovery whicl brought great relief. The doctoi said I was on the verge of pneumonia.hut to continue with the Discov ery. I did so and two bottles com pletely cured me." Use only this quick, safe, reliable medicine 101 coughs, colds or any throat or lunp trouble. Price 50c and $1.00. Tria bottle free. Guaranteed by M L A1 len. Notice! Notice! On Saturday, February 24, at Heller's Stables, there will be ar Auction Sale of 50 head Horses anc Mules. Come and save money. 2-22-It Wheeler-Player. Florence, February 20:?At the home of the bride's parents, Mr anc Mrs C E Wheeler, Wednesday even ing, Miss Mispah Wheeler and Mr C V Player were married by Rev R 1 Gillespie, pastor of the Presbyteriar church. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs Player left on the Southbounc train for a trip to Florida, and or their return will make their home in Sumter. The bride has always lived ir Florence, where she is well knowr and has many friends.? The StaU J C Kelley is now'prepared t( furnish good sawed wood at shori C% Ct A. ? notice. ?-o-u The Implement Co., RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. have just issued a new and complete Farm Implement Catalog giving up-to-date information and prices of All Farm Implements, Corn and Cotton Planters, Wheel and Disk Cultivators, Dump and Farm Wagons, Engines, Threshers, Saw and Planing Mills, Metal and other Roofings, Buggies, Harness, Saddles, Barb Wire, Fencing, etc. Our prices are very reasonable for first-class supplies. ^ J --li-:.. J -\ Stimulant ( ; I c-7" t Q ' '/> f ? /* i \ ; ?. ? 1 !i , < '! Ayer s Sarsnrarilla is not a | ; stinrj?:.r.c. It dees not make i; you feel better one day, then -V r.s bed as ever the next. j1 i There is not a drop of ako- i id ? hoi in it. Ayer's Sar;:p:> rilla is a tonic. Vou have the steady even gain that comes , | from such a medicine. Ask , . your doctor all about this. , 4 Ti\:st him fully, and always , ' do as lie says. He knows. , [| Viio makes the best liver pills? The 1 j . C. Aver Company, of Lowell, Mass. 1 have been making Ayer's Pi':.s for over sixty years. If you have the slight- 1 est doubt about using these pills, ask , votir doctor. Ask him first, that's best. UU? bj tk* J. 0. AT 12 CO.. Low.U, Mi... 1 ; ^ New Advertisements j ] ? Administrator's Notice?A J Ragin. . Ordinance?Mayor and Council of 1 Kingstree. j Notice to Contractors?Mayor and n i * rr? x m. 11 JI Charlotte, - - A. L. X II C. H. WILMOTH, fl\ \jA Manager. )& | esesesssssesS' council or i\.ingsiree. ^ Spring Goods?Jenkinson Bros Co. ? " Provide against Sickness by Putting ; Money in Bank?Farmers & Mer- 5 3 chants Bank, Lake City. j ' Division Sale of Land?Edwin Har- > f per, W D Bryan. \ Bargains in Pawnbroker's Goods? ? 1 J Hepler, Charleston. / ' Real Estate, Insurance, &c?B Wal- J t lace Jones, Lake City. , ! SPECIAL NOTICES Phone us when you want / QT to get a notice under this { Sheading. Price one cent a ^ word for each insertion. No / ^ ad taken for less than 25c. ^ t Phone 83. J ) ' Wood for Sale -I am now prepared > 1 to deliver stove wood on snort notice. C t Prices right. Phone No. 9. 2 i 2-l-4t Thos. W Epps. S Wood's Seeds for sale at Scott's ? Drug Store. Irish Potatoes, Onion Sets 1 and Rape Seed. 2-15-3t C 5 For Sale?Mammoth Pekin Duck m Eggs for hatching, $1.50 for setting of r 1(? eggs. Thos W Epps. j 2-22-5t p Phone No 9. / Important Notice.?All parties having furnished paupers for 1911 are reI questedto hand in a list of the names of I -A -t r i.l.J ?i-- i:.. inose tney iurnisneu who ?rc auu living. J N Hammet, County Commissioner. ' February 22. 1912. 2-22-2t 1 Wanted?A reliable young man with 1 fair education for country store as clerk and book-keeper. Must be sober, industrious and reliable. No cigarette fiend wanted. Apply at once to W W Barr, 2-22-2t Cooper, S. C. STATEMENT CONDITION ' Wee Nee Bank ! KINGSTREE, S. C. ( At close of business January 31, 1912 | 1 RESOURCES: I Capital.! $.30,000.00 1 Surplus 2,000.00 i Undivided Profits 837.93 ? Individual Deposits.... 37,377.77 Savings Deposits 13,725.23 I 1 sq \- vw?v^ 1 $84,079.52 ! LIABILITIES: Loans and Discounts. .$ 50,894.72 ) Overdrafts 520.24 t Furniture and Fixtures 2,718.46 Cash, and due from other banks 29,946.10 ? $84,079.52 BEGAN BUSINESS JULY 1. 1910 > HUGH McCUTCHEN. W. V. STRONG. President. Vice Pr?ident. L. C. DOVE. CwKitr. Your Patronage Is Solicited. * The Artistic j) I Stieff ? * Piano $ [A is used exclusively in ?) #) homes where art and {A (0 musical refinement are W\ S cultivated to the high- (A est degree. Only ar- W) 0) tistic standard sold (A (A direct from factory to 0) 0) home. {A J> SOUTHERN WAREROOM: fl J L 5 West Trade Street, I 219 South Tryon Street after June 1,1912, W) j T"Z>- ^ -* > ' ^ '!> fTS*# j ?jjgujjg '/y QBRBSSBURGBnnm I' i/ ?-? b All La h j; Willis ani b Cost for t J days. b ______ b b l> KEEP YOUR EYE I Stacl S Dry Go 0OOOOOOOOOOOC I j Fresh Car of He * Will Arrive th 5 in and get Yoi 5 YOURS T< < Thfi Williamshiirir fi m i iiv v? iiiiwih vxf ml ^ mm\ j Klugstree, n?i ooooooooooooc Divisio We, the Un Will Sell foi All that piece, of land, situate i ! C* /\?4 r ( 1/ 5 M /V T A1 wuuiiiy\ivin^ 1 u ing two hundred (234) acres, mon ly known as t tract,now owned and Edwin Harp Terms of sale to, pay for all paj This land lie east of Kingstre< Poor Farm, and farming lands. W 1^ /v /\ 1 A Laiiu iu uc sun in March, befoi door in Kingstre W. I ED\ Per F, February 17, 19K 2-22-2t. ^ = 4V J *> <W- W v*? 42r ^ *?. <f ^ ??. '*. ?K . % . ^ "^-^. li Q|(|rn=$ '* T> ? ?I fl\ TV TV TV dies' Coat 4} j Skirts at /?> he next 15 j*j TV I 'f? '?? IS ON WINDOWS. $ i ley s I ods Co. $ Jtr JBESTl Any Way v j. You L-ook v jj At Them! g V * - , parcel or tract n Williamsburg svnship) containand thirty?four ; or less, formerhe Asa Brown I by W. D. Bryan ier. cash; purchaser )ers. c ' m iipc a iit v x*7 / 111 IIVk7 e, near the old is good fertile A First Monday e Court House e,at 12 o'clock M. 3. BRYAN, VIN HARPER. , W. HARPER, 2. Agent. - yy j o >rses and Mules a lis Week. Come 5 ur Choice. a ) PLEASE O ive Stock Sompany 8 nth Carolloa. 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