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Items of Local Interest, ???t??MM V THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1921 Thirty days, then Santa Claus. * t , A touch of winter was felt the past ] ^Bfeek. Mr. P. B. Fagin or Trio was in ^ Kingstree yesterday. \ * m m m The Hon. S. A. Graham of Heinemann was noted in Kingstree Tues day. J Many a "noble bird" that graces the t<?ble today was the pride of the roost yesterday. Mr. W. C. Claiborne, who has been confined to his bed for several weeks j is reported to be improving. Margaret Allen, little daughter of j , Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Stackley is quite i ill, we are svrry to announce. BIT. wf n. v/vxf wjiv uoo ?|iuvw . * fii for some time is getting along very nicely, we are pleased to report . ^ Miss Marian McFadden has been k. on the side list this week. We are | glad to learn that she is Improving. 1 ee ee i Mrs. Spencer LcGette and little J * daughter, Ethel of Camp Dix,' New ? Jersey, are visiting Mrs. R. K. Wal | !** J ' ? ? * Mrs. M. F. Montgomery, who has j i # been very much indisposed the past week or ten days is reported to be 1} improving. ?? t \ Mr. Furman Williamson of Cades, - St 1, was in town yesterday getting ready for Thanksgiving by laying in some supplies. The school children, by attending school last Saturday to make up for the extra day, have holiday from Wednesday until Monday. Mr. W. I. Nexsen and family have returnee to Kingstree from Asheville, N. C. They will spend the winter here as usual, at their home near P.* town. S Recent rains have increased the flow of water ir. Black river within the past week. The water in this stream 'J had gotten o the lowest point on || record. 1 * * * rr*l.? muaw nt fliA Prpsbv AUC A O50UV VMV ? - ?r _ terian church Sunday night by the J / ladies qf the Home Mission society j was goeatly and enjoyed by a large ] congregation. ] j While we feel quite certain that 1 many a Bob White will be killed and * maimed today, we are hopeful that casualties to the human race will be ?j negiigable. Miss Mary Nettles of Denmark is spending Thanksgiving here with, her sister, Mrs. M. A. Shuler. She has . with her little Miss Mary Brown, a ] relative of the family. ] W ?. ] We regret to announce the very ] ', sudden death a few days ago of one of the little grand-daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sexton. The little j one was a daughter of Mrs. Mitchum. j j Mrs. W. G. Gamble has returned j from the D. A. R. Conference held ic Charleston last week. While J there she was the guest of Mesdames j L B. Naylor, John Kershaw and W. , H. Seidine. Mr. Fred P. Wolfel of New Cannon, ; Conn., arrived in Kingstree yesterday ; for his annual visit to "Deacon'' } John Burgess. While in town Mr. < Burgess and his guests called at the Record office. Clerk of Court J. D. Britton has recently had build on the courthouse ( yard a very neat little squirrel house ] ^ ^ in which he has placed several of the J cunning little animals to attract the ] attention of admirers. Mrs. Geo. R. Grist and her three children left Kingstree Tuesday for t Charleston to join her husband who holds a position there in one of the printing establishments. They will take up their residence there. ; ' Mr. H. J. McKenzie has moved into the Swann house at the corner of Academy and Mill streets. Mr. Wat- \ son, who formerly occupied this residence has moved his family to George- ] town where he has employment. j * j Messrs Archie Wilkins, McBride McFadden, Jtm Hinds and Eugene King motored over to Columbia yes- J terday to attend ther Thanksgiving J football game. McFadden and King attended the <joiumoia ixhnb? re- eeption Wednesday night. Mr. P. V. Shelton, member of the * c&mptlgn committe of the Tobacco j Growers' Co-ope rat?re association was ] in Kings tree yesterday it the interest ct the work in this county. Ha will ? be one of the speakers to the . eounty next Thursday, Deemfctr 8th. ] ^ Mstioe te Cnnwi tiers ef SlsaMslty. Hereafter the TtMwtms Usstiii ? Mgjbt tad lee Cocyt^y will ftuuiah J , M |M ^ ^ ' *]??** im*m4 rf m HterMbte. A SUPERVISOR'S STATEMENT Showing Amounts Collected and Expended in Clarendoi Township for Roads and Other Purposes for the Past Three Years. 1917 L917 Charges. Credi Vlar. 16. Ten percent loaned general roads $ 53.77 Vlar. 16. Fifteen percent loaned general roads 80.65 ^pril 3. B. E. Mc Knight, bridges 6.00 Vpril 3. R. L. Burgess, ditching on road 28^0 S'ov. 6. J. F. Win gate, bridges 5^ STov. 6. J. L. Barrow and others ditching, and old bills? 90.00 Doc. 4. W. H. Baker, roads and bridges 21.37 ~$285~69 ran. 22. By 3 mill tax $141.7 Communtation tax 162.0 Balance l:om 1916 ledgar page 191 233.9 $537.7 1918 Feb. 7. Cleveland Burgess, damage to buggy $ 7.00 Feb. 7. A. L. Burgees, roads 11.50 " $18.50 Tan. 1. By credit brought down $252.0 Tan. 25. By 3 mill tax 140.9" Commutation tax 174.0 Total credit $566.9 Charges 18.5 * Total credit ~"$548i4 1919 an. 24. W. H. Reardon, lumber $ 3.0 tfar. 4. W. S. Benton, roads 8.0 ^pril 1. D. E. Evins, roads 5.5 \.pril 1. B. E. McKnight, roads and bridges 8.8 Vlay 6. W. H. Baker and J. V. Burgess, lumber 86.6 tfay 6. W. H. Baker roads and bridges 25.5 fuly 1. W. H. Baker, lumber 41.0 Tuly 1. W. H. Baker, roads and bridges 33.9 Tuly 1. W. H. Baker, lumber ?'.3 Tune and July. 1 piece metal culvert, 20'xl6' long J. Brown supt_ 35.5 __ ~$~207l Imount brought forward 207.3 Tune, July. 1 piece metal culvert 24'xl6' long, J. Brown, supt 43.4 Dct 7. Rural police, 1 mo. sal. $100. Por rata- 20.0 Sept 30. B. R. Williamsburg, 1 car hay, pro rata 41.2 STov. 4. Charles E. Epps, 1 mo. sal. rural police, pro rate 20.0 Dec. 2. Charles E. Epps, 1 mo. sal. rural police, pio rata 20.0 Dec. 2. J. M. Martin, salary and paid hands , 11.6 Dec. 2. Gulf Refining Co., 38 drums gas 51.3 Dec. 2. A. L. Burgess, roads and bridges 61.2 STov. 12. J. H. Montgomery, 1 car cypress lumber 53.6 Dec. 31. J. M. Martin, salary and paid hands , 141.4 Dec. 31. Jno. M. Brown, chain gang 60.7 Dec. 31, Williamsburg Hardware Co., chain gang 16.1 Dec. 81. W. M. Vause & Sons, oil, prorata .. 10.8 Dec. 31. Gueriy Bros., gasoline 19.5 Dec. 31. Penn Oil and grease Co., 1 barrel oil 6.0 Dec. 31. S. L. Sansburg, 64 gal. gasoline 21.8 Dec. 31. W. P. McKnight pork for chain gang 39.5 Dec. 31. Kingstree Dry Goods Co., shoes for chain gang 7.6 Dec. 81. W. M. Frierson, beef for chain gang 10.2 Dec3l. W. P. Moore, 125 bu. corn for chain gang 77.0 Dec. 31. J. M. Martin, items paid 21.7 Dec.31. J. M. Martin, items paid 11.2 Dec. 31. J. O. Eaddy, bridges 5.0 Dec. 31. R. C. McElveen, roads 5.2 Dec. 31 W I. Hodges, 50 gal. gasoline 4.6 " ' " " ~ 15.4 Jec. 31. ). r. aeon, rauie iecu ? ting Hardware Co., chain gang 7.5 Dec. 31. Charles Epps, rural police 50.0 Dec. 18. J. H. Montgomery, 1 car lumber ? 62.8 Dec. 18. J. M. Harden, R. R. Agt., freight 6.8 Dec. 31. J. H. Montgomery, 1 car lumber 110.0 1919 Credit Tan. 1. By balance frfom 1918 $?48.4 Vpril 24. By 3 mill tax, 1919 168.3 Vpril 24. By commutation road tax, 1919 178.0 "$8977 rotal amount to balance $1,241.32 . Cr. 894.74 "$"S76"58 1920 a f% A n Feb. 3. J. M. Martip, salary and paid hands # o*.< Feb. 3. J. M. Martin, items paid tor, Jan 14.7 Feb. 3. Capital City Garage Co., repairing Packard ? 5.1 Feb. 3. State Highway Dept., truck parts 11.8 Feb. 3. Kings tree Furniture Co., chain gang, 1919 11.1 Feb. 3. Motor Sales Co., truck parts, 1919 5.2 Feb. 3. J. V. Burgess, roads and bridges 35.7 Feb. 3. C. E. Kirby, roads : 25.0 Feb. 3. J. M. Martin, paid hands 17.9 Feb. 3. Charles Epps, rural police, for Feb. 25.0 Feb. 3. U. S. War Dept., trucks 1.8 Feb. 3. Champion Supply Co., ?convict clothes 21.2 \pril 6. J. M. Martin, paid hands ? 32.7 \pril 6. Charles Epps, rural police for Mar 25.0 \pril 6. Bartow Smith, county com 10.4 May 4. Charles Epps, rural police for April 25.0 June 1. Charles Epps, rural police for May 25.0 July 6. Bartow Smith, county com., days and miles 6.1 July 6. Charles Epps, rural police for June 25.0 ,\ug. 3. Charles Epps, rural police for July 25.0 Sept. 7. Charles Epps, rural police for August 25.0 Sept 7. D. E. Evans, bridges 8.1 3ct. 5. Charles Epps, rural police for September 25.0 3ct. 5. Bartow Smith, county com., days and miles 10.9 "?1 QOQ O Charges Credi L920 amount brought forward $1,933.24 Jet. 5. W. P. McKnight, bridges 11.24 STov. 2. Charles Epps, rural police for October 25.00 Nov. 2. J. F. Wingate, half on ditching roads 44.03 Dec. 7. Charles Epps, rural police for November 25.00 Dec. 7. Frank Hamford, roads and bridges 28.80 Dec. 7. Charles Epps, rural police for December 25.00 $1^892~31 Amount from 1919 346.58 * $2,238.89 lan 1. By 5 mill road tax, 1920 $303.8 lan. 1. By commutation road tax, 1920 144.0 Ian. 1. License tags from Clerk of Court, H. O. Britton. 76.0 ~~$72~3~8 T%n. 1, 1921. Total balance $1,715.09 1921 Feb. 4. D. E. Evans, road work $ 211.65 Viar. 1. J. B. Wallace, road work 96.22 \pril 20. J. V. Burgess, road work 66.70 __ ~%2m.eS ~ - ? " J J. lOOA $406.0 \pnl zs. ay o nun ru?a m*., . ^ \.pril 23. By commutation lax, 1920 154.0 limo: Total balance $1,529.64 3LAJMUTED ADVERTISEMENTS MILK FOR SALE:?To a few mor regular customers. Apply to Tor N. Kelleham, phone H. l-t< ?OR SALE?Several beautiful single comb Road Island Red cockerels. WANTED:?To trade two good mill Apply to A. C. Swmila, Kmgstree, cows for fat beef cattle. Apply a s- c- Il-24-2t People.' Maricet, H. A. 'Miller, Prof FOR SALE?One Ford tonrinr car, 11 10-tf. ia good condition; aleo one Harley- ?--Davidson motor cyele. Cheap for ****?. "5 ?? sash. Mast be eofd. C. 8. Guess, ? **? , Morrisrills, S. C. 1-tp. * Coonty Record ogles. to FOR SALE:?Pare home nsdAliof z??-i h??, ji ^ Iwdjj* 20# the p^ ^ " - l WHAT could better symbolize gift spirit th^ ^ HH holding, as it ever does, a charm and beautv which never fades, ^ fij never dies, never lets the memory of the one who gave it be for- Jj EB gotten. It is a pleasure, therefore, to feel we have a part in the giv- 4 Kj ing of this "Gift That Lasts"?to guarantee it, like the love it be- 4 o ra tokens, to last for years and years. J 53 I have these Gifts in Jewelry, Diamonds, Sterling Silver, Cot Glass, China 23 W ?11 t?'jxln ?I T a.41?a* riAAifa anil Vnvalfioo n * Ud II1U EU MIIU8 UI t/WIUICI VWUO BUU x IV t vtuvtn __ 1 | T. E. BAGGETT, Jeweler, - - King&ree, S. C. S , M Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Repaired Same Day Received! ^ 2 il Thankffivine Dav 1921 I si 0 0 ' | 6 I I am grateful that every man in Williamsburg. 1 j I who wants work has it and that the people of the 1 vr S I county have an abundance of food and clothing. ji sj WM. w. boddie; i 5 "The Best Insurance Service!" < ? | I Kingstree, South Carolina 1 I 0 I 1 THE COST OF A HOME! I T 3 ''' 9 ? The mdney you put into a home of your own shoud gj ? | be invested with the utmost regard for value?and the S e hP measure of value ina home is permanance. ? | Cheap construction is always short-lived. Shoddy B3 t | materials and workmanship come home to roost in ex- Bj 5 ? cessive repair bills and constant upkeep expense. 5$ ? | If you are contemplating a real home, we are ready fij o ? to show you materials that will insure permanance, w o 5 plans that will insure convenience and comfort. These W ? things may now be had a't prices that spell full value m S | for ever dollar of cost. ffl - nd fjj ; | BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY g m K4 M Hampton Avenue and Railroad Eg K3 Kingstree, ... Souti Carolina 56 i^? ?????????? ????? ? ???^ 1 Wheat! Wheat! Wheat' 1 V ? 0 ? Leaps Prolific Wheat @ $2.75 per bu. f Ffi Fulcaster Wheat, Bearded @ $3.00 per bu. 4 rr J We have on hand South Carolina Fulghum Oats at $1.10, get S3 $ yours wtiile they last, also Appier, Tennessee Fulghum, and Texas 3. , '? Bust Proof. Attractive prices. J* o ? All varieties of seed as follows: Crimson Clover, Burr Clover, I 2 | Vetch, Bape, Abbrusxi Bye, Carolina Tall Bye, Alfalfa and Carpet 9 I Grass. I BAlso a full line of Dairy Feed, and Chicken Feed, Crushed Oyster I flfcall anH f!hirfrAT1 Scratch. g W (1 NiOU) uuu ? : S The time is drawing near for your pea planting, contract for same M k 9 now and save meaey, also beans and seed potatoes, and don't forget. V; 11 your potato barreb and crates, I can sane you money on all these. W$ | Give me a trial, and 1 will convince yon. jffl 11 W1LUAMSBUG DISTRIBUTING CO. ? ; 1 C. J. THOMPSON, .... KINGSTREE, S. C. *