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.THREE-YEAR HONEYMOON I The I tion: Couple From India Now Touring the "On United States. ' izing t | ing ra< B With more than two years of hon- j nation I eymoon travel before them, Mr. and ! quest, ( Mrs. J. K. Mehta, wealthy landowner i ing fo: | of Bombay, India, arrived in Denver j that is * recently. The couple are native Par-j cause 1 I sees, the upper class of India, both ! "Ind educated in English universities in front i W Bombay. They were married in Bom- Mr. M( L> bay last February and immediately can rr [ Started on their honeymoon, schedul- The on! to last three; years and to include howeve F a trip ad^td he world. j bring t t ~They are accompanied by Mr. and 1 cost of | Mrs. T. R. Cama, also of Bombay, the In [ and two servants. The party has al- j ?Rock; r ready toured China, Japan and the I Hawaiian Islands and landed at San j ^abor .Francisco in July. After a trip up the -Pacific coast they started eastward. In The bride was clad in her native w I costume and her husDana was cumi- ? more p i -?d immaculate !y after the English ff . L fashion of dress. si(k ^ "We like Americans," spoke the belliger Pride in perfect English ic Unre* I "Yes, supplemented her husband, openmii "We like them for two reasons. First, In time because they are so courteous and ductive obliging, and then for the beautiful been country which they inhabit" f treatme "We expect to devote two years to gard o: 1 visiting the Western Hemisphere," war cr< aid the bride, "and will spend the and un greater part of the time in the Unit- make e ed States. bor is "There is a class?the poorer class, leaders! ?fIndia?wherein the women are not face ti allowed to show their faces in pub- in its 1 Jic. They are practically slaves to the classes, men, and so ]>oor. They never take if it is aug part in public activities and are someth I very ignorant. The American mis- agemer sionary is doing a great deal for this the Go | class, but, of course, their religion is: employ .not ours and they are not popular | dent, a with the upper class. j petitivt "We are of the Zoroastrian belief, I master m great deal like your Christian re-1 ?Amei ligion, except that we offer all pray- i j ers to the one God through the me ? - tl? ? fKei I (UUm 01 lire, lucre are mcs in ?? >? . -churches of Bombay that have not I Note been allowed to go out since they | of this were brought from Persia 1,200 years j subscri Ago. But none but a believer may look noe rei upon these fires; they are the em- the pa blem of the faith. "There are many Americans in Your Bombay, and a few are of the Zoro- y0u an astrian faith. There are some of our mated. ith in this country, and .we will wife's visit those before leaving for home." FURN1 L COUNTY SUPERVISOR'S REPORT F< ^ AUGUST 1, 191 Hr Names Nature of Claim I. J. J. B. Montgobery, Auditors Salary, JulyDonald Montgomery, Auditors Clerk, Salary, J. N. Ham met, Contingent, July J. N. Hammet, Salary July The R. L. Bryan Co., Books etc., Clerk Cour Geo. D. Ban&rd & Co., Books etc., Clerk Sheri J. J. B. Montgomery, Increase in Salary by Dr. B. M. Montgomery, Examination 1 Lunat Geo. J. Graham, Jail Report, July ' I W. J. Cockfi ild, Jailors Salary The King Hardware Co., Court House and Js .Walker Evans & Cogswell., Books etc., Audi John Wade, (colored) Janitor, Month July ? " " " l r it T__l H. u. 5mnn saiary, Monm Juiy X. B. Smith, Contingent Month July W, IL Welch, Agent, Bond for County Treas Williamsburg Pulishing Co, Adds and Suppl The County Record, Adds and Supplies Southern Stamp and Stationery Co., Clerk C< National Office Supply Co.,Stationery Auditc fi O. Britton, Contingent Dr. E._T. Kelley, Examination Lunatics W. T. Lee, Magistrate and Constable 2nd Qu \ The State Co., Adds for Male help Kingstree -T dephone Co.. Phone rents, and ex Kingstree E. L. & Ice Co., Court House and v ^Commissioners Public Works, Court House ai ^ Capt J. M. Martin, R. E., Salary and paid 1 ML W. L. Payne, Repair parts ror Road irucics.. B .The County Record. Road Adds W Western Union Telegraph Co., Telegrams? F. Golf Refining Co., 3 drums gasoline y The King Hardware Co., Supplies, Working [ J. M. Brown, Chain-Gang, June i J. M. Brown, County Work, July R. H. Ervi.u, Roads Mack Williams, Roads and Bridges Mike Brown, Bridge Work and Lumber T. P. McMillan, Damages to mowing machin R. J. Tharp-e, 60 Bushels Corn, County Mule Mrs. Thos. W. Epps, Damage to corn crop b J. B. Gamble, Magistrate, Holding inquest. Di .W. Isiah Tisdale, Damages to mule. Disallow J. J. B. Montgomery, Part Payment August I Donald Montgomery, Auditors Clerk, Salary, ft. B. Fitch, Township Board Assessors Alvah Bushnell Co., Clerk Court Office jKingstree Telephone Co., Phone Rent etc., A John Wade, (colored) Janitor, August J. N. Hammet, Contingent, August ss J. N. Hammet, Salary-, August Geo. J. Graham, Jail Report, August I- W. J. Cockfield, Jailors Salary August PB^N. D. Lesesne, Contingent ' ?.r r\ t o.eAcns?l?rv SuDerintendent Educati X*. 1/. JUCi!i.7UV, ~ . P. M. Brockinton, 1 Lunatic P. M. Brockinton, 8 Months Salary R. B. Smith. Treasurer, Salary R.^. Smith Treasurer, Salary 8 Months Bac R. B. Smith. Contingent Miss Hattie J. McMurray, Traveling expense T. D. Gambia, Kingstree Causeway Road C. D. Cottingham, Roads . SEPTEMBER, 2 William Stafford. Bridges I husband took up the conversa-1 J. M. Ma Kingstree my way through Japan, real- S. D. Ha hat they are a rapidly advanc- E.A. Jenl re of people, I iooked at the W. P. Ba from the point of world con- M. F. He the thought of which is tak- Kingstree cm in the Japanese mind, but R. W. M an impossibility for them, be- W. P. M ;hey lack financial backing. G. C. Bri ia is rapidly coming to the C. W. SI jnder English rule" concluded D. E. Mc ;hta, "and the way for Ameri- M. L. B< lanufactured goods is open. P. B. Fa, Imf Hruu* hark to those products, I W. P. Mc r, is that it costs so much to W. E. A1 hem to India. Yet I find the Cicero Hi living a great deal higher in W. S. Bo ited States than in Europe." John Moi |r* Mountain News. J. c. Poc o F. Poston at the Bar of Public Opinion ^ C. Yoi W H D iese labor matters many con- * >uld be avoided if there were atience, and a more generous ' ' x> understand the opposing ^ fore crossing the Rubicon of , I ency. Every phase of econom- "j0 J?* ?t at the present time demands idedness and frank discussion. :s past, the managers of pro- ^nt rna^? capital have in many cases own ?* justly condemned for their ;nt of labor and their disref the longsuffering public. The Atlantic 5 2ated a vast labor scarcity, ^ommissh ionism seized its chance to ? tnormous gains. Organized la- 1 now in the saddle; and its ? hip will inevitably have to ^ le verdicts of public opinion, ^-ver ^ turn. It will be well for all Atlantic ^ including the labor groups, ^ona'^ M i agreed that we are to have ^ai ing better than "Soviet" man- ^ai it of public affairs, and that Atlantic ( vernment and fields of public Blaclc Cyi ment are to be kept indepen- Kingstree ad outside of the play of com- ^ommissi< economic forces. Let the new dicing p s of the situation be cautious. ^rc rican Review of Reviews. ^rDr. T. S. XT ~ I~t~7 7" Dr.I. N. 1 Notice To Subscribers Dr W S ~ ~ n n the date on the address lable oan paper it gives the date your G* ** ption expires, and if same is wenf7 * lewed and paid for in advance , Z* per will be discontinued. , 0 J. W. Ste .. , . ... J. S. Tart wife s health means more to d your home than can be esti- e r M . Buy a SINGER for your ? ' sake ($59.20) KINGSTREE w' i? 1TURE COMPANY. Z' * r* W. J. Cot Geo. J. G [>R 3rd QUARTER 1919. Geo J- G Geo. J. G 9m Geo. J. G Aomunt Allowed Miss Emr $ 69 17 Arthur F July 75 oo R. B. Sm 6 00 K- B- Sm 104 17 G?o. D- I t 85 51 John Wat ffs Office 58 61 Kingstree State 104 50 Chas. C. ic 5 00 W. L. Alt 34 00 J- M. Mai 40 00 S. J. Gas lil 8 20 W. L. Co tor 13 14 S. B. Alb 25 00 E. H. St 69 16 J- P. Hai 3 03 S. B. Pos surer 100.00 D. C. Ro ies 26 50 N. M. V< 77 00 A. E. F1 >urt Office 7 02 Cockfield >rs Office 6 50 J- T. Ead 12 03 J- S. Ro 35 00 W. D. E arter 87 50 R. D. Mc 76 S. C. Ws u, May and June 6 85 M._L. Bo Jail, July 8 22 W. C. Vai id Jail, July 5 30 C. Z. Mot lands 556 02 E. G. Tir 132 23 W. B. Mc 5 00 J. M. Ma 1 58 W. P. Mc - - i t vr 44 Ui ur. i. ii. Crew 56 75 Mack Wil 127 01 A. W. M 58 30 D. C. Co 5 00 A. R. Mi 16 50 A. W. M 9 82 Millar K< i on bridge 12 00 Sims Ga 3 120 00 James A. y County Mules 9 00 Williamsb sallowed W. E. A red W. S. B< Salary 69 17 J. W. Co August 75 00 H. O. Sr 6 00 W. H. E 21 00 S. D. Cu Lugust 4 00 W. M. B 30 00 W. R. Gi 6 00 J. W. Ci 104 17 J. C. Poo 42 40 R. C. Ke 40 00 J. F. M< 6 81 R. B. Fil on, July and August 300 00 C. C. Mo 10 00 Town of 233 33 Gulf Refi 84 16 H. A. Mil k 105 00 Williams! 1 50 King Ha; for June 43 18 State Hig 82 50 Tom Posl 32 50 Henrv S. 1919 8 82 rtin, R. E., Salary and Hired Hands 759 4 > Motor Sales Co., Work on Gov. Truck 9 ? ir, Roads 364 4 tins, Differential Ring Gear 16 C ker, Sandy Bay Road 181 C iselden, Bridges 6 C E. L. Ice Co., Court House and Jail, August 11 7 assie, Jr., Lumber 369 4 oore, Roads 435 1 stol, Attention Sick Mule 3 0 ;uckey, Bridges 11 5 ? on Cutchen, Koads o u jyd, Roads "? 54 0 fan, Roads 109 0 ore, Jr., Roads , 138 5 lien, Roads 231 4 ighes, Bridges 4 0 yd, Jr., Roads 96 7 ltgomery, Bridges ' 8 0 1, Roads 38 9 i, Roads 0 rilson, Roads 65 2 ennis, Roads 92 0 ewart, Roads 37 0 -ardon, Lumber 5 4 tin, Items paid out Roads 47 6 >ckinton, 38% Bushels Corn 76 2 Brown, Supplies for Camp 200 4 ms and Co., Balance on Road Plow, 1917 272 9 ,ms and Co., Boxing for Wheels 12 0 nal Harvester Co., Repair Work on Tractor 78 1 Trio, Commutation Tax 52 0 nson, Bridges 5 0 on, 1 Road Plow and Equipment 502 0 Joast Line Railroad Co., Freight on 2 Army Trucks 599 9 >ners Public Works,Court House and Jail, August 5 0 lontgomery, Balance on Salary, August 15 0 i. R. Co., Freight 1 car coal Court House and Jail 152 3 lontgomery, Auditors Salary, September 84 1 Montgomery, Auditors Contingent 3 2 Jo., One Carload Hay 288 7 ? ^ TI n i j tr?? 07 q ;oast Line Kaiiroaa lo., r reignt winuau n#> ?. ontgomery, Salary Month September 75 0 Timet, Contingent , 6 6 nmet, Salary 104 1 J. L. R. R. Co., Freight on Tractor Lumber etc. 91 2 irus Lumber Co., One (1) Carload Lumbe?r 667 9 E. L. & Ice Co., Court House and Jail Month September 7 6 mers Public Works, Court House and Jail September.. 3 0 hnd Com. Ins Court House & Jail to October 1920 86 0 c kin ton, 4 Lunatics 40 0 , Montgomery, Examination, 2 Lunatics 10 0 Hemingway, Examination 5 Lunatics 25 0 Boyd, Examination 2 Lunatics 10 0 Boyd, Examination 2 Lunatics 10 0 lble, Magistrate, 3rd., Quarter 100 0 mon, Magistrate and Constable 3rd Quarter 106 0 Gamble, Magistrate and Constable 3rd., Quarter 106 2 ?, Magistrate and Constable 3rd.,Quarter 1 87 5 (win, Magistrate and Constable 3rd., Quarter 87 5 wart, Magistrate and Constable 3rd, Quarter 87 5 ;, Magistrate and Constable 3rd., Quarter 87 5 OCTOBER 7, 1919 Donald, Magistrate and Constable 3rd., Quarter 87 5 wn, Coroner 3rd., Quarter 62 5 :kfield, Jailor and Constable 115 0 :kfield, 2 Cords Wood 10 0 raham, Jail Report, September 58 8 raham, Salary, 3rd., Quarter 400 0 raham, 10 Gallons Disenfectant, Jail 20 0 raham, Conveying 1 Lunatic ?... ? 18 9 na Cooper, Assistant Home Dem. Salary July and Aug. 160 0 ulton, Hauling Coal Court House ? .? 6 6 ith, Contingent 6 4 ith, Salary, September 69 1 ianard & Co., Books Clerk Court 40 6 le, Janitor Month September 30 0 Hardware Co., Court House and Jail 22 4 Epps, 1 Month Salary Rural Police? 100 0 man, From Spetember 11, Rural Police 66 6 tin, R. E., Salary and paid Workman 1 000 9 tor, Arris X Roads 29 0 x, Roads 1 67.4 nan, Roads 51 3 one, Roads 110 4 ielden, Roads 106 0 iton, Roads 150 0 dgers, Roads 130 5 inters, Roads 49 7 owers, Lumber 15 6 Drug Co., Chain Gang (1918) 11 1 dy, County Commissioner days and miles 30 5 dgers, Roads 56 2 pps, Roads 1 55 5 ~ " 118 2 X/Onneu, ramus ildron. Roads 463 5 yd, Roads 63 0 loorhis, Roads, Andrews 68 7 >re, Roads Andrews 49 0 nmons, Bridges 9 8 Collough, 36 Bushels Corn etc 74 0 rtin, Items Paid out on Roads 25 5 >ore, Jr., Roads 250 5 Boyd, Roads 8 0 iliams, Laws Swamp Causeway 75 5 Montgomery, Roads 34 0 ttingham, Roads 84 6 >seley, Roads 130 5 Montgomery, Roads 51 6 ?els, Roads 28 8 mble, Bridges * 5 0* Scott, Roads ! ' 25 0 iurg Hardware Co., Nails nad Roofing 37 2 lien, Roads 132 6 ayd, Jr., Roads 87 9 ok Co., Roads 122 7 ruth, Ditch Bridge 2 0 laylor, Roads 56 2 nningham, Roads 106 3 rown, Roads 135 0 aham, Lumber Paisly Swamp 13 0 >x, Lumber 450 9 1, Roads and Bridges 154 7 nnedy, Roads 19 0 :Allister, Roads 40 o tch, Roads 32 5 uzon, Puddin Swamp Bridges 74 7 Kingstree, Roads 558 6 irrng Co., Oil and Gasoline 366 1 ler, Beef, Chain Gang March and April 44 0 >urg Live Stock Co., Hay, Oats, Tractor Parts 222 rdware Co., Workman's Camp 86 6 ;hway Dep,t., Freight on Tractor and 4 Tents 91 7 x>n, Damages, Disallowed Gamble. Roads Disallowed Conclusion of Report for 3rd. Quarter. J. N. HAMMET. \2 Shoes That Are Worth The Pric 10 Paid For Them. 15 . >2 If you want such shoes in go< 10 quality you will find them at S. 10 ARONSON'S store, Lanes, S. C. 5 10-2-4tp. 3 o 5 MEAT PRICES REDUCED 0 ,7 From this date my prices on fre: n beef will be reduced as follows: Choice 8teak 35c per pom 0 Roast beef 30c per pom 0 Stew beef 25c per pom n Soup meet 10c per poui " H. A. MILLER. 1 o 8 Boys and Girls, I have some news6 For happy days wear Red Goo 0 en OilWS. 0 KINGSTREE DRY GOOD'S C ^ o 5 The Remington Autoloading Kil 5 lets go five one-ton-blow shots?y< 0 simply press trigger for each shot P ;-o 6 Schedule Of Arrival And Depart* Of Trains At Kingatree 9 9 South Bound f No. 83 11:07 a. i 4 No. 79 11:28 a. i 0 No. 47* 8:57 pt i B No. 89 9:28 pt l 0 0 North Bound n No. 80 7:18 a. i X No. 46* 11:28 a. i 2 No. 78 8:11 p. l 0 Daily Except Sunday 0 ! CARLISLE i: INSU1 | fire, L 1 Property Dam ? Office: NEX 0 8 Main Street 0 ; YOU C A ;| FORDSON ] For $750.00 0 i that will do the work 2 engine; poll the plow tc 6 row to harrow it, grain o reaper to harvest it, wa o field and to the. mill ani 0 tricity to cook the brea 3 you to eat the bread. o D. C. SCOTT, , 0 kin<?stri;k. 0 o mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 0 1 SAFETY OF YOUR FUN! AT OUR HANDS IS OUR M ? BUT WE GO FURTHER 7 0 WE ARE SO VITALLY 0 NESS WELFARE AS IT AFI 3 THAT WE WILL GO OUT 0 0 HELP MAKE SAFE ANY 5 ANYWHERE. 8 5 WHEN WE CAN BJ o CALL ON 0 : mm i _ e The County Record Is $1.50 ft year in advance. - A. M. SNIDER Surgeon Dentist Office at Residence Railroad Ave., K1NGSTREE Sh CHARGES ad Full upper and Lower set $22.50. ad Gold crowns $7.00. Bridges $7.00 per s*j tooth. Extracting 504 per tooth or* 4 1 for $1.00. No charge for extracting for bride or plate. Extracting free ? for children or persons over 70 years se of age. I M. D. NESMITH, >u DENTIST, Lake City, S. C " "jAs* KINGSTREE S 46 n. Meets the second Thursday night n. in each month. Visiting brethren n. cordially invited. B. E. Clarkson, W. M., W. W. Holliday, Sec. 2-27-ly i I OTTI i iior I L KlliADd I ItANCE ife, Auto age Casualty &c SEN Building, , Klngstre, S. C. oc234tp . 1 > .?: N BUY A (TRACTOR F. 0. B. Factory of a 20-horse stationary > brake the land, the bar- I , drill to plan$ it and the I igon to haipl 1? out. of the I & home again, make elec- I id and light the home for I JR., CO., Agents, I SOUTH CAROLINA. I IB Hj ^b H| H ^ wkVAT"'//// **, /7/ >W/9 JW&7. My58K | AV >S AND BUSINESS INTERESTS OST OBVIOUS DUTY TO YOU. THAN THAT. INTERESTED IN YOUR BUSIFECTS OUR OWN COMMUNITY F OUR WAY AT ANY TIME TO INTERESTS YOU MAY HAVE J OF SERVICE TO YOU, f US FREELY