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N. Y. WORLD FOR HOOVER Wilson Organ Would Even Support Him as Republican The New York World in its leading editorial a few days ago, declared for Herbert C. Hoover for president. The World, a Democratic paper, has been a strong supporter of President Wilson. "We should be glad to support Mr. Hoove r as the Democratic candidate fnr nrPsiHpnt" thp pditorialsaid. "on ?- - - I a platform that represented the historical principles of the Democratic party. We should be glad to support him as an independent candidate on : a platform of progressive liberalism. | We should not hesitate to support | him as the Republican candidate on a! platform representing the kind of government which Mr. Hoover has exemplified in his public career." The World declares partisan objections to Hoover are arguments in his, favor, adding: "The American people j are tired of professional politicians and disgusted with party politics. The old party lines have been broken down ' * * * and, in respect to princi-, pies, both parties are bankrupt." i COUNTY SUPERVISOR'S REP Dixie Culvert & Metal Co., One (1) Cs R. S Eaddy, Lumber E. H. Cars ten, Ditching E. F. Williamson, Bridges and Culverts J. D. Adams and Co., 2 Road Plow Bi J. C. Graham, Lumber J. C. Graham, Fence Kingstree E. L. & Ice Co., Court Hou? Commissioners Public Works, Court H< W. J. Cockfield, Kerosene Oil and Woe W, J. Cockfield, Jailer 1 Month $40.00. < The County Record, Adds and Supplie Geo. J. Graham, Jail Report, December Geo. J. Graham, Conveying 1 Lunatic t Geo. J. Graham, Contingent Geo. J. Graham, Sheriffs Salary, 4th Q Geo. J. Graham, Wood for Jail Geo. J. Graham, Conveying 1 Lunatic t R. B. Smith, Jury and Witness Ticket P P: fimitk Jnru rnmmiMinn 1919 Miss Emma C. Lovett, Asst. Home Den John Wade, Janitor. Month DecemberJ. J. B. Montgomery, Jury Commissioi R. B. Smith, Salary, December R. B. Smith, Contingent, J. J. B. Montgomery, Contingent S. C. Thompson, Work at Jail ..alker Evans & Cogswell Co., Books N, D. Lesesne, Contingent. November N. D. Lesesne, Salary, November and I The R. L. Bryan Co., License Book C. Williamsburg Publishing Co., Advertis King Hardware Co., Court House Williamsburg Hardware Co., Court H Electric Supply Co., 8 Fire Plugs Kingstree Telephone Co., Phone Rent, South Carolina Sanitorium, 72 Days Ti Dr. W. V. Brockington. Examining (1 Dr. B. M. Montgomery, Examining (1) Dr. C. D. Jacobs, Examining, (3) Lun Dr. W. G. Gamble, Examining, (6) Li P. M. Brockinton, Examining (2) Luna Dr. W. G. Gamble, Jail and Pauper, C T. W. Woods, Jail Fence H. O. Britton, Contingent J. B. Gamble, Magistrate 4th Quarter Henry S. Gamble, Magistrate and Con C. C. Cannon, Magistrate and Constab W. T. Lee, Magistrate and Constable, 4 S. G. McDonald, Magistrate and Const J. W. Stewart, Magistrate and Constat J. M. Godwin, Magistrate and Constab J. S. Tart, Magistrate and Constable, H. J. Brown, Coroner, 4th Quarter IT A r? A C?~l 1 AY A n. \J. oribbon, *w/. v. omnry, 1 jij H. 0. Britton, Jurv Commissioner,1919 J M. Martin, Road Engineer, Salary a Carolina Electric Blue Printer, Blue P Hugh Altman, Roads F. Rhem & Sons, Chain Gang F. Rhem & Sons, Roads and Paid Han H. 0. Pipkin, Plates and C. Chain Ga D. E. McCutchen, County Commission John M. Brown, Chain Gang John M. Brown, Chain Gang W. C. Hemingway & Co., Roads W. C. Hemingway & Co., Roads W. C. Hemingway & Co., Roads W. C. Hemingway & Co., Roads__: W. C. Hemingway & Co., Roads W. C. Hemingway & Co., Roads J. W. Cox, Lumber S. B. Poston Co., Chain Gang John T. Eaddy, Freight, 1 Car Lumlx John T. Eaddy County Commissioner, Johnsonville Hardware Co., Roads ? J. C. Haselden, Roads J. C. Reeder, Roads E. E. David, Roads Williamsburg Hardware Co., Chain G H. A. Miller, Beef, Chain Gang The J. W. Cook Co., Roads A. E. McCullough, Lumber and Bridgt W. M. Vause & Sons, Oil for Trucks__ Gaddy Bros., 550 Gallons Gasoline___. L. S. Dennis, Chain Gang State Highway Department, 2 Front S. P. Cooper, Roads and Bridges Walter Mixon, Work on Road Plow ant Boyle Hardware Co., Roads and Bridj C. P. McMillan, Placing Culvert Pipe__ C. S. Hatch ell, Bridges C. M. Gamble, Roads and Bridges Selven Montgomery, Placing Culvert H. D. Ferrell, Bridges A. C. Heines, County Commissioner, 1 Kingstree Motor Sales Co., Truck Sup Austin Western Road Machine Co., 3 1 Penn Oil & Grease Ct., 1 Barrel Tract G. L. Sansburg & Sons, 611 Gallons G The Keels Co., Paupers 1919 J. J. Poston. Paupers 1919 R. D. Gamble, Pauper 1919 T. L. Joye, Paupers 1919 j. a. aic^unougn, tomn anu minai a D. E. McCutchen, Pauper 1919 James Bryant, Paupers 1919 G. E. Cox, Paupers 1919 S. B. Poston, Poupers 1919 W. M. Fillyaw, Paupers Walter Poston, Paupers 1919 V. Glenn Arnette Co., Paupers 1919. S. W. Goudy Co., Paupers 1919 R. P. Hinnar.t, Pauper 1919 C. K. Eaddy. Paupers 1919 J. W. Cook Co., Paupers 1919 H. O. Pipkin, Paupers 1919 H. D. Ferrell & Bro., Paupers 1919? H. B. Ginn, Pauper 1919 Kogerson & Clemons, Pauper 1919? People's Mercantile Co., Paupers 191 J. Mott McGill, Paupers 1919 W. N. Clarkson, Pauper 1919 L. S. Dennis, Pauper 1919 W. D. Harmon, Pauper 1919 Conclusion of 4th Quarter Endi J. N. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO- I PARTNERSHIP * I Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have this day agreed to dissolve the copartnership heretofore I existing under the firm name of J. B. Wall & Company, located at Kings- j tree, S. C., dealers in horses and mules, the said J. B. Wall having, sold his interest and claim into the i ^ assets of the firm to Clarence A Is- 1 j brook, and has assigned his interest j in all notes and mortgages due said ^ firm to said Clarence Alsbrook, i without recourse. It being understood < that in consideration of the selling * of the interest of J. B. Wall to Clar- * ence Alsbrook in the firm of J. IJ. J Wall & Comnanv. that Clarence Als- , brook will assume all the indebtedness of the firm formerly existing under the name of J. B. Wall & Co. CLARENCE ALSBROOK, J. B. WALL, Kingstree, S. C. January 15th, 1920. l-29-3tp I 0 666 quickly relieves Cold and LaGrippe, Constipation, Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and Headaches. ORT FOR 4TH QUARTER ir Metal Culverts 2 795 40 63 91 21 35 3 50 ades 17 00 20 40 4 78 je and Jail, December 12 05 )use and Jail, December 3 50 d, Jail 19 00 Nonstable 3 Months $75.00__ 115 00 is ' 143 75 1 80 00 1 o Columbia 21 10 10 00 uarter 400 00 50 00 9 Columbia 21 10 s 387 80 35 00 a. Agent, November 80 00 30 00 a, 1919 35 00 84 16 23 18 4 25 4 50 and C 53 50 and December 27 90 )ecember 300 00 C 29 75 ing 55 25 5 15 ouse 1 50 1 20 December 3 00 reatment E. H. Mobley 72 00 ) Lunatic 5 00 Lunatic 5 oo atics 15 00 jnatics 30 00 itics and 4 Months Salary- _ 136 64 hain Gang, 1919 125 00 3 45 19 51 100 00 stable, 4th Quarter 106 00 le, 4th Quarter 106 00 ith Quarter 87 50 able, 4th Quarter 87 50 tie, 4th Quarter 87 50 le, 1th Quarter 5 87 50 4th Quarter 87 50 62 50 450 00 i 35 00 ,nd Paid Hands 1 278 87 rints ! 3 35 107 00 4 74 ids 43 00 ng 3 45 er, Days and Miles ? 5 70 218 24 350 75 198 33 217 67 36 25 209 00 97 36 25 14 65 83 33 50 r 59 35 Days and Miles 27 60 38 26 42 00 39 50 2 00 j ang 96 95 ) 56 50 18 76 , s 11 95 . 75 85 14o UU r 70 50 Truck Springs 31 25 11 20 1 Tractor 13 00 jes 24 20 2 00 15 00 18 00 Pipe 6 00 6 50 Days and Miles 33 60 plies 12 80 "Joad Drags 104 50 or Oil 42 50 asoline 152 75 120 00 54 00 36 00 ' 8 00 rlurdered Negro 20 00 42 00 18 00 18 00 ] 126 00 , 9 00 18 00 . 36 00 66 00 36 00 1 18 00 < 54 00 i 18 00 i 18 00 < 27 00 , 48 00 . 73 50 18 00 24 00 24 00 i , 18 00 1 ng December 31st, 1919. . HAMMET, County Supervisor. . i * UNO CMCUl ! NEED CUE 1 ft Naohii and 8mall Fruits to Help : Fight ths Soil Weevil. ? i Clensaoa College, Dee. 22.?It has mod conclusively proved that the j rails of South Carolina are more ? than ordinarily adapted to the grow- ? ing of fruits, both for the home and jj tor markets. Under our present boll ;; reevil conditions, the home orchard ? tnd the fruit garden must play an ? jven greater part in reducing the S tost of living than it has played here- j lofore. The amateur fruit grower < liases the way, as it were, for the J nrger operations in uus iuau?nj, ? g II to ia the commercial production J )t pcaohcs and small fruit* that the ? tot ton fanners will And a field rich 3 loth In retunis and In enjoyment, i Ingres U Oeorge P. Hoffman, Bxten- g ilea Senrioe HertieultuvisL The Site and Sell Selectien. j U la nrged that the meet careful 1 lonelderatlon, combined with the beet 1 Judgment, be need ia selecting the 3 irchard site and soil. In the home iretard the site ie fully as important is the sell. The home orchard site should be ihosea for the following points: easy each and protection; sufficient else to went divided planttnge; ettuatloa to i idd to general attractiveness of the tome grounds; air eireulation and atnospherie draiaage. The soli should 1 ? tare good surface and sabdralnago. g nedlum fertility and freedom from! jj tfaeaeed and inaeet-hifested trees. j v, The commercial orchard alto should i fj te chosen for accessibility and mar- j c tot cutlet, eomnt amity prod action and ? -* - ?i--?. ?pfc? > root &ir circulation u? m?imn?. i K I oil Bkoold have drainage, fertility! i isd physical condition, and proved i laid trial of fruit grown. h Fruit and Variety Selection. I Careful eonsideration should he ; rlren the purpoae fer which fruit of > he proposed orchard is being grown? 3 lotne, local or eemmereial eomsumpion. In the commercial orchard both the fruit and the varieties should he tarrowed down to n minimum, and j [reefer areas planted to thoso best Vdapted to the Immediate seetlom and j particularly salted to tho market eon*, 3 litions. j | Many orchards are unfruitful falh' ires an a result of unwise selection ind poor sources of the trees and rlnes. To safsguard against this, .'armere and amatenr orchardlsts ihould consult with their county ag> > ' * ? * ? tn fk* Cv> ' "lcuiiurai dftvin, VI nwra w eoelon Service, Clecnaon Oollsge, f, C. 5 " i 1 -/ . fl Car* *f Nursery Stock Whoa i g Rscslvsd. Immediate planting on arrival of 5 rursery stock insures greater suceees, tad svory fffort should b* made toj lavs things in rsadlnsss. However, | I the soil and weather conditions | lo net permit immediate planting, dig i trench ot sufficient sixe and depth,' remove the wrapping material from ?6 bundle and completely cover the itock with soil. It is very essential that spscial attention ke given to all ihipments of troes aad vines ordersd >r received during severe weather, ae, n many instances. suah shipments ire aeoessarlly subjected to frost injury, sithsr ia transit or bsfore bs- J Ag piss tad, aad may be damaged te mob aa extent as to make then unfit for plaiting. K trees are frosen upon arrival, :ompltteIy bury both roota aad tops A moist earth, or allow thsm te thaw llowly la a sella r. If trees havs drisd out ia transit, >pen the bundle, cut the bottom band, snrefully spread the roots and com- I ? lately bury both roota and tops. !- | low to rensln several days aad thay ? stay resume their natural condition. | Laying Out the Orchard and Prepan- | ing the Sail. B Usually the lay of the land predeter- j * niaes the method of laying out the ? >rchard In aU instances, such math- | ?de should be employed ae will pre- | rent sell washing and aocommodata g H many trees per acre as possible. | The soil should be broken deeply, I lubsoiied (where a hard pan ia pros- int) and thoroughly harrowed. This g rork should bo dene during the'fall and early winter, at which tima a rover crop of rye, clover or vetch, legending upon the fertility and pbysioal condition of the soil, may bs The holes in which the trees are to be set may be dug. dynamited or plowed out. However, plowing is nore economical and is recommended. . is more thorough cultivation between the trees can be given. In the use ?f dynamite, which is recommended in some cases, care should be taken j aot to plant the trees toe early after lynamiting. and to stir the soil well before setting. Planting. | Time, Depth and Fertilizing.?Late j j fall and early winter planting offer! | ieclded advantages over spring | planting, and there is no danger from | :oid injury in this state. The planting depth of the trees f ind vines should not be more than ? two inches deeper than when standing | in the nursery, and one pound (about | ?ne quart) ef any good balanced com- i mercial fertiliser or one forkful of | * 11 retted stable manure snouia do g thoroughly mixed with about a bushel | it top soil and used la Ailing m P around the roots. Thorough mixing ef I the fertilizer and soil, and packlag | he Utter is very essential; ?Oherwlee, | injurious effects might result from | turning und drying out ? Preparatory to planting, the repta I ?f the trees and vines should net h* | I CAROLINA COASTAL C A COMPAN to Drill for Oi WE ARE GOING TO DRILL TO 4,000 F1 WE REACH THAT DEPTH. jg INDICATIONS ARE FAVORABLE?Soul ?5? well is drilled for the purpose of locating Oil, jjfc First: There should be a favorable Geol< Cuz ctn I Second: There should be favorable surfa The Sedimentary Strata of the Coastal pi: are as a matter of fact favorable for the accumu] that there may be Oil found. We propose tc part of the country for Oil. An Invest] SUPPOSE YOU INVESTED?1100.00 in will loose all that we put into this proposition days. If we should strike oil, say a 15,000 to $700.00 per month. The very richest fields ol in just as we want to do. By drilling a test w Organizers \ THIS COMPANY?Is fair and square in prove this part of the country for Oil. If we smount gone and the information gained is 1 known business men of Charleston who would <& Wilson G. Harvey, President Enterprise Bank. ?,< R. Bee Lebby, Vice-President, Treasurer Archie S. Perry, A. E. De liftii ijg B. B. Stevenson, Attorney at Le & A. L. King, Attorney at Law ^ J. Waties Waring, Atto J. E. Welch, Experi S || Now is the time to act, fill out the coupe I CAROLINA COAST Timrod Building, Charleston, S. < Enclosed find Money Order for shar OPMENT COMPANY, fully pai tal Stock, at $25.00 per share. Name Checks Should Be Made Payab I Carolina Coastal |$ $25.00 per share ? TIMROD BUILDING P. 0. BO) I . | CUT IN Not the But Tf ' 2 Mm ! ] WE RECENTLY B< ; j FIVE SECOND HANI | THESE MACHINES HA I WERE OFFERED TO TJ AGREAT DEAL LESS 1 WORTH?SO WE BOTH GOING TO SELL THEN GREAT DEAL LESS TI WORTH. AMONG THI " rror*nna that iiavp 1 V1XXX1 iJkl X Hfl X AAA T AJ J I TIME-SINGERS, NEW ! ETC. i WE CAN REALLY! I i GIVE YOU A GOOD Mj SEE THEM BEFORE T1 { The Steele | Furniture and I Main Street I s I 1 i | IIMBI HIM if III BIIIBIIH >IL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, 1 Y BEING ORGANIZED jjp il Near Charleston. 1 EET THOUGH WE EXPECT TO STRIKE OIL BEFORE | :h Carolina has never been exploited for oil and before a jl; there are two things that are essential. : jgical formation in which Oil may be accumulated and || ,ce indications. 11 ' ? ains, as a matter of fact favorable for the accumulation ?S lationdications near Charleston as to lead us to believe 83 i sink a well into the Sedimentary Strata and prove this 11 mpnf of 5R1 OO i v this company?of course there is a chance that all of us ?| t?there is a chance in almost any kind of business these |? irrel well your investment of $100.00 would bring you S I Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Mexico were brought |jj Veil Known Men | everyway. We want you to invest with us and help us ^ hit, we are made wealthy, if not then it is only a small ||| worth something. The men mentioned below are well || [ not be instigated in a company that was not fair. m , Bailey Lebby Company. & ini, j|| rney at Law. ^ enced Oil Man and Practical Driller. ?zj >n below and mail it in to day. M AL OIL DEVELOPMENT CO. Date (Draft or Check for $ es of CAROLINA COASTAL OIL DEVELd. non-assessable, fully participating Capi- || Addresi J le to Wilson G. Harvey, Treasurer. K-l ' Oil Development Co., 1 Capital Stock 1100,000.00 ? [ 331 CHARLESTON, S. C. || I HALF-- I / Machine? ie Price! )UGHT A LOT OF FIFTY ) SEWING MACHINES. J) TO BE SOLD AND THEY S AT A BARGAIN PRICE? [*HAN THEY ARE REALLY I HIT THEM. AND WE ARE j ? [THE SAME WAY, AT A j IAN THEY ABE REALLY j IM ARE MANY GOOD MABEEN USED ONLY A SHORT j HOMES, NEW ROYALS, j 3AVE YOU MONEY, AND | \CHINE. COME IN AND i . IE BEST ABE GONE. i Furniture Co., I House Furnishings j Kingstree,jS.;C. j -1 t