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The Record carries ing papers ever carried and select vour stationer^ n "= co a co eo lisi + S w ? 5 5 ? ^ I | HYMAN SUPP 5TC B71 I ATTENTION, MR :;.ry Now is the time to place yoi |& fall use. *?< Put more machinery on your || all the year around, and you v ' ?: After the crop is laid by, pi .?; a Saw Mill, Lath Mill, Shingle ! ||; Sheller, Cord Wood Saw. g* We make a specialty of light :|; Mills, Feed Mills and Farm Mac I HYMAN SL Sail The Machinery He f| WILMINGTON, N. C. a.s ll V'CSFSi: (Future Cott If you w;int to buy or sell cotton upvard, ;jend at once for free bo ml os nf i:rade. Letter on probable market trend upon request. MARTIN anc COTTON 81 Broad Street, Members American Cot I Member Cle For itersonal interview get in t>u EDMUND i 1512 Sumter Street/i" Long Distano 9-16-othfe ii a :i n ?. M ^"D \Jf x cupi< COLD STOR^ Dealer in Beef, Por! Sans Everything up-to market. We are paving: M I H. A. MIL] 1 KINGSTREE, HBBPBBtBrHlilW. ? M* the largest line of printin Kingstree. Come in 7. w M ? fo ??K i d( H ni v#^ I g 1 Iff* I I d C* ? 9 "j I s 5 i I t .FARMER: S ia ir orders for Machinery for ||p -a farm and give your help work ?? 55 ron't have trouble keeping them. f|| ai it the tractor to work running ?|$ ia if ill, Corn Mill, Feed Mill, Corn M ; Saw Mills for farm use, Corn ||| ^ 1PPLY CO., I ?use of the South b? NEWBERN, N. C || tc on Contract t) contracts in units of ten bales or HI oklet of valuable information and je $1 $1 s in cotton and grains sent free $ 1 COMPANY ;; BROKERS a< New York City ^ :on and Grain Exchange ai aring House ti 4 r ich with our State representative, ^ FELDER i tc Columbia, S. C. 111 sc e Phone 1229 cj y< ei B S - V I. miliiiiBI 01 - - ; ^ ^ ~ cc es* Market! s VGED PLANT 1 ? k, Mutton, Veal and 1 ; ages I p -date in a first class ? arket Price for Hides, j ? ir m u LtK^rop. S? SO. CAR. 1 " mmtm mmmmmmmrnmsm' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE 1 All persons having: claims against g ic estate of Julia Fulton, deceased, I ill file the same, duly attested, with B essrs Kt'ley & Hinds, attorneys, S ir the undesigned, at their office in I ingstree, S. C., and all perosns in- fi :bted to said estate will make pay- f ent to the undersigned Frank Ful- I >n at his home near Kingstree. S. C. ? FRANK FULTON, rlministrator of the Estate of Julia Fv'ltO'i. deceased. 9-16-3t. LD. WEATHERFOED TIMBER ESTIMATING AND LAND SURVEYING Address Post Office Box 178 [ingstree, S. C. 30-4?. Uifl V M SNIDER: Surgeon Dentist ailroad Ave.. KINGSTREE Full upper and Lower set $22.50. K >ld crowns $7.00. Bridges $7.00 per | ? 3th. Extracting 504 per tooth or 4 a r $1.00. No charge for extracting | r bride or plate. Extracting free | r children or persons over 70 years | age. I TAX NOTICE. I The tax books will be open for col- g c tion ?f taxes for the year 1920 on ?j i 15th day of October. Tax levy as llows: ? For State 12 mills | For Constitutional School 3 mills S For Good Roads 2 mills ? For All County Purposes__ll mills g For San tee Bonds 1 mill a For Federal Aid Proj. No. 80_1 mill 3 School Districts having 4 mills spec- ? 1 o/*Viaa1 tov urn Mac A 10 RQ fiO. 2 ' 187*57,'38, 51^ 9 * 45,' 30* and"3l"' "" | school Districts having 8 mills spec- | 1 school tax are 46, 48, 50, 34, 4, 5, a >, 39, 41, 52, 6, 17, 19, 25, 29, 43, 49, 1, 55, 56, 14, 28, 40, 8, 37, 61, 54, 11 vl 13. | .School Districts having 6 mills spec- 2j .1 school tax are 47 and 32. School Districts having 12 mills $ >ecial tax are 22, 58, 27, 15, 42, 12, | 1, and Andrews No. A-12. t< Schools Districts having 14 mills |! >ecial tax are 16 and 24. The following school districts have i mds as stated: j No. 22 4 mills No. 48 6 mills i No. 58 6 mills I No. 52 4 mills No. 25 4 mills i No. 11 4 mills No. 15 8 mills No. .42 4 mills ? No. *12 6 mills i Clarendon Bonds on Clarendon S >wnship, Nos. 14 and 53. 1 Ms mill s A tax of 50 cents on dogs. Drainage tax is due and payable at 8 le same timeiwith other taxes. All parties between the a^es of 21 | id 60 years, inclusive, are liable, un- 8 ss exempted by law, to a poll tax of S 1.00, also to a commutation tax of I >.00. I Special levy on all cows, -hogs, | oats and sheep in parts of Penn, An- | jrson and all of Suttons townships ? >r fence? : Upon all unpaid taxes after De- | :mber 31 a penalty of 1% will ! g Ided for January, 1% for February | id 5% to the 15th day of March next, | fter which the books will be closed | id executions issued upon all ur- | lid taxes. Those who desire to pay their taxes | irough the mail may expedite mat- | :rs by dropping the Treasurer a card | tr\* fiia mnnnt nf tKpir tflvp.:. S as to avoid sending the wrong f nount, also stating the township or ? iwnships (if property is owned in 9 ore than one) and if possible give | :hool district where property is lo- g ited. After paying taxes, examine 9 >ur receipts and see if all your prop- g ty is covered; if not, see about it at ig ice. i | By following the above suggestions :3 implications and additional cost may i| j avoided. R. B. SMITH, '4 16-D3-15 'ounty Treasurer. j9 WEAK, NERVOUS, | ALL RUN-DOWi! | lissouri Lady Suffered Until She I Tried Cardui.?Says "Result 1 Was Surprising."?Got Along ? Fine, Became Normal and Healthy. Springfield Mo.?"My back vu so jg 'eak I could hardly stand up, and I g ould have bearing-down pains and g pas not well at any time," says Mrs. ? >. V. Williams, wife of a well-known g irmer on Route 6, this place. "I ? ept getting headaches and having to k o to bed," continues Mrs. Williams g escribing the troubles from which jg he obtained relief through the use of ? ardui. "My husband, having heard B f Cardui, proposed getting it for me. j? "I saw after taking some Cardui g .. that I was improving. The result g as surprising. I felt like a different | erson. g "Later I suffered from weakness | ad weak hark, and felt all run-down. ? did not rest well at night, I wa?. so >? ervous and cross. My husband said ja e would get ms some Cardui, which gj e did. It strengthened me ... My g octor said I got along fine. I was in ? ood healthy condition. I cannot ? iv too much for it." Thousands of women hare suffered s Mrs. Williams describes, until they fc nind reli(?f from the use of Cardui. ^ lnce It has helped bo many, you Jg lould not hesitate to try Cardui If w oubled with womanly ailments. For sale everywhere. E.SJ g % - Snipes' Market Having recently opened a I market in the town of KingsI tree on Main street, I am in ! position to better serve my friends and the public with fresh meats than in the past. I will carry at all times a nice line of choice beef, pork and fresh vegetables, and shall be pleased to fill your orders at | very reasonable prices. j SNIPES MARKET j | Phone 260 Kingstree, S. C. I ! 9-23-4tp. 1 The County Record is the onl; ewspaper published in Williamsburi ounty. I Sec< Tri-G An( | Tuesday, W I Oct 12, Four Exhibiti j feet, Requi I U. S. Goven 1 S. C. Stati c r ct ' Ui Vi Ui IWintl C AGRICULTURAL, WO | SECTIONS. I Thursday h Will be | The Ar ! Furnished I I SHOWS ar | Ask Your Stati< | ROAD RATI ,... . .J... ?' n??i F<M | (Ikr^l l| S z\ iANTI-Ferkni I ; u! rfg 11 CHILDREN ggj ? Da tomyumtn* aiwiai BH I ^ i ' * OlMriai rfia /i EP U> { STOMACH u4 IOWEU 111 jjjj J I || jm*CseatBg J y j IITIim^Stil (I i ^ g ' ftocx HH.1C ? Let Dnd Ann1 lounty Irews, S, ednesday, Thursd; J3, 14, on Buildings, each red to House the E iment Exhibit g Health Exhibit ate Highway Exhil i rt _ii t> rop ^onege m harleston Museuc MEN'S WORK, ART, FLORAL, i ALSO SWINE CATTLE and light, Oct. 14, All /~v 1 A.an wpeii uiiiii iu.uu nusement Fe >y the JAMES M. e the Best Before tl in Agent for the SPEC ?S to Andrews,via Seabo % r That Sluggish Feeling, ^ | ii ?i ?ifi , fflrff The famous roof and herbal rem? Sjlllk edy that gently JBH| removes health Jj^B destroying poh fllg sons and wastes jflgMI from the system 7 |^^^DrugUfJ ual j ^ Fair 11 X. ty, Friday! ' 15 |i 200x100 ii xposition. >it Mbit I a Exhibit I and MECHANICAL POULTRY. J s Buildings 1 I P M I A' ?? atures BENSON ie Public. JIAL RAIL- | ? ard Air Line | , ^j