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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

Ppmsssal auasrsls a. CHme se@uMs ssVAs
Maaa uelanEaaea.

To RIM EDuron o. TEE syH-OapS II
cOnneoei0n with The popularity q onaMha
IN Continental Europe u b a lmomHM1 %
ohssrv@ that while the record % AmmrinAp
dusls nlls many volumes the prtnaaDAl dusls
have been causod By politics ratAsr thar
bw wOEnaA.
The frue noeorbous duel on American aOU
wns fought coon after the landing Of ths
Mnyfowsr. Edward Doty and ,Rdward
Lsisesr. both Of Plymouth. sestled IN ansg
Of honor In q gmtlemamllho Way" VIII
sword and dagger. and both we're woanded
but thu authorities strapped shSir wOupded
bodies together. head 90 head end feet n
fest. and put than for twsnty-fOur houS IN
tho stocks without Q drop of water or
crust OF bread.
The duel between Hamilton and Aaron
Burr Il Q vivid page Of our history. On hs
daathbed Hamilton told Bsshop Mooreof Nsw
York that what he had written On tire sub
jest would put an end to dmslling: bat fouv
years aftsruard Henry Clay fought hs
political opponsnt. Humphrey Marshall ~
Kentucky. Thsy exchanged three sho's
and both we're alightly wounded. GAYS
ardor for duelllng remained and hs chsl-
IenRsd his dear friend John Randolph
They came on tho fleld Of honor. We are told.
with their hearts gushing With love fnr
each othsr.- shots we're fired. and then. -
he threw his smoking pistol to the ground.
M. Clay said % Mr.. Randolph: 7 eues ~
isiasl Putnam FOUGHT tvo dpsls, % Fasb.r
sad his eva way q do!9E thing ing Iss
he had duArTsllsd a. the dinner table wbep
as g: sas s. ssss srisS sus
as@ sc You ss .: 1 nsrasrss ssd ] sT .Soa'
IL. .soo nd dss, 1ss With a. Erssss ossess
~e %Ss ss The A sss 10. ss e s': az
near a barrel Of gSnpowdsr smekans hS
PaDe;. A. the moment APpsccscesS ,ss
near S he barrel and then u ran. fSsaam - AZ
SSa %cr. fSst 0 Sarrsi contain" cnicss VIII
fSI 3! D eis:Ss a. me y sy.r.sss,
Just outside the city cf Nee YORK. Thsy
nsef s's sAo;s and , Clinton sas sSs,ssSsS
ClintOn apoIogised and the amsSds kooor.
Mr. Trosi. New 1rissns editor. and Mr
D ssi.i: sS sisis q Ssss1 %IA S SSss:
Ssu sisd duel iS SsIssTss Ssd in .Ss sSn ,s
81 NeG York waH that % Renlamin Prize
.S S".% sSss:r. yS IL 3. s S sssS:
e1" .s eth NJ *. 1ss HSy ssS
So.s s a ssse ana W. sn1 fossS
:S ,.s' and %: :seaaS: 'Sss , :Sis e fSsas.
wa. souaa n a'a y. rivsr Si,S sices, ~
This h Ben Price boardIns IN ye.sy stree
s;spa.n Price. although S' equity and ins Hs
on RedIe~'s Island. Captain Wilson fsllins
sl.n me n -"" srspssr e S" rsS C on sn'
BRookLTN. March y"
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GelA-mIsh.. NMIsr. srh..l

Tl7TI T7lTl7ITW FFIITF
Attention mas rrcentiy been callesi ~ tf~ vIir@
state % Goldsmith's hon,e ~ Tis-1y t's-
Cat. me Encleut tort trpm vhi~h IN ,HisF- take
iiu nar1~. stands Opposite the hcusr THIS ls vn.
Goldsmith wrote 81 inc View N tis hrn'hsT
law Daniel Hoh.0n ~ climb Haup-tesd u.
than where Nature never estsblfubed q riorr rnas
nlnornt prospect confess Q, hn~ but 'r--
had "a ther b. ptAced thr 'ittr htu p~srr tis-s
Gate and there take ln ~ M tas most pisasi~
horizon IN NATURE Of sweet Nuhrrr l0'--'r
village % thr piain. utu. more -ur,is-- 'rs
IA tsoidsFnith's day. and thr pHss~r ~ siii be-
IN vain TOR the village ps'poSi vir-r. tu~ Io~' 80
taught by The old soldier Thomas ~ rue 4"
scFilsod ~ him In The Deserted VHiag~
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Colonel ROOSEVELT showed good taste
and a correct historical sense when he
chose to be represented in the Senate
chamber n Vice President by a marble
bust OF a reposeful character Two
plaster casts were prepared by the
sculptor. one with features exhibiting
intense energy end the other giving an
impressioROfr reserve, rifldne=s and med
itati0n. Colonel RoosEvELF rejected
tbs strenuous model
The subject had a very brief expert
ence as presiding officef Of the Senate
Conventional and limited 70 few para
graphs was the address Of the incoming
Vice-P-esldent when he was sworn in.
and he spoke in low even tones and with
q modest bearing. He sal6iued himself
TO the occasion, and then took up the
small ivory gavel 60 learn how 70 preside
over the Senate Colonel ROOSEVELT
had not been q student OF its proceed
ings, functions and precedents His
knowledge OF parliamentary law was
indifferent. and he was not even master
Of the fundamentals Of expression TO be
used by the presiding officer Fortu-
nately for him. there were few oman srs-
sions during the FIVE DAYS the Senate
awaited the pleasure Of the President
Most OF the time IL waa in executive ses-
sion. Colonel ROOSEVELT was uncer-
tain of himself and IN a, ease in the chair.
az was TO be expected. His demeanor
was quiet but ob~ervant Coached ma
ternally bv the Hon. GEoRoE FRTsnIE
HoAR of Massachusetts he did his best
but Numbered often. The Senators
were a. much embarrassed as Colonel
ROOSEVELT was. On tho Last dRv Of
the extra session ne omitted the name
II his. venerable helper from a commit
tee 10 wait on the President and signify
the Senates desire to adjourn sine die.
violating a fixed precedent, for Mr.. HoAR
had been selected to make the motion
that the committee be appointed When
Mr. ALLISON. who had been named.
wanted TO make way for the Masaachu-
sets Senator. Colonel ROOSEVELT. I'm
able TO take the hint. rrrlared him bv
Mr. ALpKcH Of Rhode Island. and il
was NOT until no waa nrompeed nv thu
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LANcaSTEKS GERMAN PAPER.
Dead Afee~ ~ ENlsaeare ~ Nssrp Tspan q
Wmsypn Wears.

NuBdiTcn Neorp.
To rWY EpTToR oY THg SUN-Su AttsV
an existence Of nearly iOc yssrp Der Voiks-
frSpHd vRd Reobachssr. Ian~apter's las' san
vtving German newspaper With The isA'Ie NJ
NsT,-n bees me defunct Eor more than Ion
yeaFs lancaster has had h~r O'ernpan news
payer actively compe'inE 9TH the English
For q number ~ years the community ahiv
supported q German daily u " = ai9ntfrant
fact that there are not nov sufficient read
ere of German "a support even = weekly
Psnnsylvants Dutch 10 ssill spoken In the
northern par's Of Lancaster county. hut
comparatively Fe~ Of The population -an
read German and while they may converse
IN the German dialect. ha wing been edpca tad
m 'hs Vubl,c schools. they r~sd English
usvapapsrs Journalism IN English has pcu
completely crowded out the Crermsn here.
illiam Hamilton. the ed'toT pf 'he Ian
cceteT JoBTrsi tbeB,fn N iTPt IN lulN isOs
sdy erttsed for Termsn sdt'or We 80
cured Joseph EhTenfried and IN august
sos. started De- Toiks'-su-J. q FsdsvaliS'
weekly paper the subscription price - bs
o. - year n Febriar' isHo W. Nam
uton announced 'ha' Ne lsd formed .
connection nth NJ pe,ev Alhr,Eh'. la'e one
bo's. and that the Toits'rsu"~ r,n hsn"e
forward be published uHdsr Tho arm ~
hs sSs.eaS.n, hTs H sTeRi e ,.c.. D,
tabltshnisnt passed into W. Fhvsnfvted :
possession hv sheriff -sls We I'D nor
make = success Of the paper zpd vss
again sold hy The sheriff ~ lsIi and pur-
chassd b. John Rlsr and samuel kfinE
The la'tsr retired The same ear and NJ
Rssr become cole proprietor IN isst he
purchas@d The lancaster 5sobseA's- from
SsWusl Wagner and combined the tpo
~ pers under the tUle 81 Der Toiks'FsVad
..s R'"bH~A''- III" People Fr'"nd and
Observer
,lohu Raer died N Isss His SINS Rssiben
4 smd Christian " under the name 81 John
Rasgs @ons continued the publication ~
the PAPER Reuben 4 bser died fev years
80" Christian bser - stiIi LIVING here
rstiTsd and W feeble health md hts eon
John R-sV ass The LAST publisher ~ 'he
paT~r
W. John Paer mo publisher savs
/, no lcNReY rad ard 80 We gave n up
The editerial Nsled'~torv uss 'Vr'tsn BY Ir
CHARLES Nickel vh0 had been editor foV .
rurnb~' ~ ears Thus full ~ vears and
hOnors, expired Der Tolks'rsIHd ."d Bso-
bachfof perhaps the lsa' German nav spapcy
eys ~ 30 Be published IN Lancaster
IsNcAsrTR, Pa. March y" T. Us
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ThSrs should bS no trespass siGns in
TIE Antarctic Circle. When President
ALBHBcEr PnFcx Of the German Geo
graphical SociSty contends that Lieu
tenant FILcHNER. who IL To lead the
German south polar expedition, IL not in
honor bound to keep out Of the British
or the American some in his quest for
tho ultimate pole. but may 90 across lots.
a. Il were. President PENCE certainly APP
peals IN the sporting instinct. Our i'm
preston In that thers viii be no crowding
AZ tho south pole when u 10 attained. not
even q dead heat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

F-c-T fHe keH7SAsc JopsHdi
y 0~veu ~ Brunswick 0wss . COPPER e-p,
~ date % l7s1 Tpon on side ~ ths 'op " IN
oe~sed sGnbuVst. sc the lef, 81 whi~h avoiaA ,hs
edge y stamped 'he Laun wovd Lu~io = Ss,us -
on tne 1gh' % 'ae sunbuTss song re edge T.
the date ~ coinage. 1887 and 10 bottom 'ne
words. Mind Ycur Business IN the cepsr-
nrucb blurred b. erosion. cOsled serpent. ~ she
rsvevse sids. ehetECiing tire edgs ~ the esa, V
en- embossed ebain ~ thiveesn Inks one for es~h
state wh;le the ceSsTs conta'us the words We
Arr Oue.- around THE insrTtpyion ana fOyrnias a
small eirculsT trame the ,essers resdiag -UuitsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

TO TmE Kp1roa ~ Tbs SUH-ySar' a SEGA nwo
was tnstruetst 70 call a. WAahinxtsn nArhct
and OraaE nah. They we're nns. the hesSiaw and
cheap to0S enc 81 tn proofH thas SheY wsrs FRESH
Tbs eyss were bright TIE nesh hnrd. yuus psr-
fscs nan. and my Wero beautiful uhsn br1uRRa
frosB TN EriM Bu1 tbsy were nnaasn. cuaa
Storage ba1 dons tha bua1nena wn1aa araual0.a
To'- thss uas Al ma ] thnashs - Shs MA.
ls.e taa.E sapps.A G. .. 4.
VIZ HnNE, kansrh ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11
TBE WOWAH N-FFRAGEsT
Whs' ~sse Nsust Ne N Chsraeseg enc srs'
pennence - Thwmght.

To rEE EpIroR oF TEE srN-S'- MiGh.
~ not be advisable for women ~ho are d.
nounc;ns snd speakinE IN opposition -
suffrage nvs' ~ ~ 90 understand The tr1s
spirit and motive ~ the suHrsEe'-e'
she n,us' ne -onsn independent - he
Opinions o. 'h@ thoughts ~ man So.
does not "sre for that. fov her ore tntsrss
desirs - 20 carr ou' her idea - goodness
helping 20 make Sur beautfIl -rNrid god
ss God intended n % be
The position she 'skes does NOT make be-
less yomaniy THIS ye-v mo snens r1gfraR 20
has brought out The true uornan-lovtrE
goodness and iusfics ana hating the evil
The thought rae been created ~ her 49,
aelh@hly and N her oUn home she loves
The SELF centred T-ornan ~ -irnea foYRe'g
her, 80 ho~ can che understand true rnov'-ss
end strong interest," for hIn1sntty1
IvsT TWrvWvp
NV NoRK March
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

The British naval estimates for IsIo.
which call for an expenditure ~ s7ds .OIs. -
SSn an increase NJ SIT .sOS .OoO over IsOe
will re regarded IN R~rlin - challenge
~ the purse. England ran stand the conn
petition IN expenditure better than Ger
many. and "" ara not likely IN hear 30
much In future of GcrTnany's superior
battle line IN 1895 and later
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

IN . southern county % Missouri years Am
wien the form os ausssiSalng cas- slightly differ
ent than nOu. much troubte YES aHpsrtsn~ed In
gct'tng Jury IN = murder trial Finally an oaa
fellow answered every question satisfactorily. he
had no prejudicss. vas nOs oppOsed - carass,
punishment and sas generally = valuable ma
rhsn The prose-uiOr said solsmnly.
Juror. ioOk upos the prisoner pFasoner look
upoB the iuror-
TIE Old man adjusted hts spectaeIes and psered
- toe prtso8eT for = fun half Inlnuts Th~n
turning VI the court ne said:
Judge. duTn " don't believe he's guilty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

Professor p c. PICKERING Of The Har-
ward Observatory says Of the behavior Of
HALLEY's comet in May:
Nbou, that time. ~ clouds do not obscure H..
!; viii be a dazzling sight. third of the heavens
will be colorrd With merry geld. lie great flashes
Of light viii play from Dart Of the heavens
10 Ano,hsr. snd the scenes VIII be remembered
for gensFattaas-
Evidently IL h going TO be q prolific
spring for rsvivals and camp meetings and
sthe end Of tho world
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FrOm n, Warrington sssy

FrSm ne Warrington sssv
4 prudent Ife Il hard 70 lead
You thiDk before you spaah.
Defrrmlned that yOu viii lake hna1
WIN ioWly look and ulesk.
And when a. Last you've tod your I'D
Ntth wisdom aadly small
Ygu Visa, - cgitirb harsh you ga
You hadn't ehuught 81 an.
rh0ugh yOti seiact yo.tr path - ellmh
~ tnrough IN world yql afraY
Won ~ SURE - Wish fun mnnT = etHna
You gone e8g1e o1lUF WuV.
ia e1gfN NDu ntou1lw nGTn9ewH
Ama o11, WRla1l'af yDt W. sM
Two eulSale1aa'n gllrul ~ aatB An
A. wsut yus uaaAg4 ~ 80. 3 GN
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valIss AIs1's streak ss Luch

Palne Aria. hardware merchant. tsil Oh the lev
sldewaIk IN front Of a. y. Miek's EFoosvr
Saturday afternoon and broks bis leg Ne ga.
assisted into u. :. Lies since ssOrs ana Goa.
IsicSst sdiust@d the broken member hy uss Of
glue and strA Mr. Aits said u vas sAr irps
time anything u that Kind ever happened 70 hsrn
u was surely . streak Of luck that u vas ass ~.
o her lint.
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= P.as.yV,nalas.. I.ap.. % II-msgy

Fr1sI fhs FFu1fei BAia RrSsTd
Torgetting that he rat started ~ drau EAlioN
OF " hisSry from barrel In she cellar. \ 4. Hlda
proprietar OF thr Hotel Hidisy. Hloonnsburg
Monday afternoos isft she sptrot turned on a.
vent upstairNL Two ho-irB later he remsmbere
"A and haa1Nned thaTs. Ne fguad nat Il hsd
FEn Assay NrSa into Ne sewer. IN laSs hscpuss
% M lapsq % msmory wli ~ s6uWs e11A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

The Hon ZEBCLO~ a. Far. the hard Of
Sand Hill. the ringer oS The Scrub Cows
Knell- and the chief glory u Tar Heel
literature. has produced in = Fain Would
Fly a work worthy ~ himsslf and des-
tined TO he dear 20 the English reading
world
I'm walking aa0aS ne roadside
p whis'inG - walk tonight
I'm thinkInE. but not OF whistler
N thiukinG OF ssLLT's dimpl<-
m vhi-'!inE = cong Of praiss
N whistung % rosy face
~ cherry Hps If AGure uths
~ saucy black twinAIinG WfnkiBE syes
ID -'.'-ry noon and 'urqlOi-s sky
..or .'Jwf 7 gasS I wish 10 -
Hr~ pNals. iAln you'd ride
.r. ne NJ" % vo0 happy side
,s '-'h-r O.. ming HI. Old Tar kIin
Hf h. r'8g rs- o, ~ the nil
ana ."r~. go no. 80. % IN TN sin
hul -'cs, o ass som SaLLV'aip-
The -,Ivery moon turns % the color N
rIlsS. Ihs turquoise sky r. green with
agony oyer the hilI from the old tar
kiln c6ncs father with an angry glow and
90 firing bent.
' a. r1ifnigh; 10 comes up % the veil
n DO rnds re here weii. ~ catch hssl.
~ ne ~ussed var breasted Old .on - q gun
~~sars snail never bccoms Ms s0a
Mr. FET's readers viii insist that tha
tdyi shall not end In ca'sclyusB and dlu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

The 90 hog wss . long time corning.
hut - nov = memory. IN Chicago On
"Wednesday hogs spld for SO ~ the hun
DID pounds and the proapect was that
the sii bog would soon be- heard II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

n Commander PnARx must convtncs
ne Hon. Ronnnr BHUcE MAcoN % ArlEAn-
1ss that he reached tho north pole. no
wonder be ahrinl1s from the ordeal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

" sss rvtsaas urhs Ssssv sseEA rssssserspas rsv
publsoaSn tss 70 haes vrJseea arsetss rssursafAsD
.,asf IN an easss ssnd sfsrpps fev fNaf PURPOSE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

t 10 symptomatio Of the decline Of
jingoism in this country that the CRY Of
sOn 70 Bogoea' is not raised
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-02-24
When Yeu Need

Foley's Orlno Laxative. When you
have that dull, heavy, feverish foel-
ing, accompanied by constipation.
When you have headache, indigestion,
biliousness, pain in stomach and
bowels, then you need Foley's Orino
Laxative. 1t moyes the bowels freely
and gently, and thoroughly clears
the intestinal tract. It does not grippe
or nauseate and cures constipation.
DC Scott.
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Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOTTH CAROLINA.

COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
By p N .Brockinton, Esq, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, Mrs E C Ham made suit to
ME to grant Richard Ham letters OF ad-
ministration Of the estate of and effects
of w L Ham,
These are therefore to cite and al.
mUnish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said w L Ham, de.
ceased, that they be and appear before
me in The court of probate,t to be held at
Kingstree, S G, on the 12th day of
March next after publication thereof, at
IL o'clock in the forenoon. to show
cause, If any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted
Given under my hand this 2lst day of
February, Ammo Domini, 1910.
Published on the Gath day of Febru-
ary, 1910, in The County Record.
PM BKOCKINToN,
2-34-2t Probate Judge.
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WOn'l Ne ed a Crutcb.

When Editor J P Sossman of Cor
nelius,N G, bruised his leg badly. it
started an ugly sore. Many salves
and ointments proved worthless
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed
it thoroughly. Nothing is so prompt
and sure for Ulcers, Boils, Burns.
Bruises, Cuts, Corns, Sores, Pimples,
Eczema or Piles. 25c. at D G SCOTS,
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vous, could sleep but little at night, Init
Peruna cured that tired, aii-Gone feel
ing, and made me feel lille a new man,
SO heartily recommend it to al who
are weak and run down. 1t will give
row life and energy.
~ cannot speak too highly OF PerHla,
and will not forget to recommend IT."
Peruna is manufactured hy the
Peruna Drug Mfs. Co.. Solumtus. Ohio.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-02-24

KTR. CHAS. BROWN. Rogersville,
Ivl Tenn, writes: II feel 1t my duty
TO write you few words in praise of
your Peruna. Ihave tried many differ
eDt remedies, buS have found that Pc
na is the greatesl 1ouic on earth, and
\qerfect system builder.
"a friend advised ne to take Peruna
for Indigestion, and it cured me in
abort time. ! vas very weak and ner-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-02-24
Matters at Moody.

Moody, February 21:-Almost
everybody hereabouts spent
Saturday storing away fuel for
the expected snow or freeze,
but it didn't materialize.
The writer and several friends
enjoyed a fish-fry on the river
bank Friday night.
Mr. LG Flowers of Andrews
has been spending some time
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs w L Johnson.
Mr. w P Wheeler spent last
week with friends at Gourdins.
Mr. CA Camlin, of this vicinity
is quite sick with grippe and
erysipelas.
Last Sunday morning at II
o'clock a song service was held
at Harmony church, after which
Miss Gibson, the principal Of the
school here, made an interesting
talk to the children.
Miss Minnie Marshall, the
teacher of Spring Gully academy
spent Sunday here with friends.
Several cars of fertilizers have
been unloaded here within the
past few days.
EDGAR.
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WILIlAMSBURG'S BaNkS
Show Greatest Percentage Of Increased
Resources over All Other Counties.

SnVW vi iCot6Ot iCioOhteS1 vi iuoi 0aoou
Resources over All Other Counties.
The annual statement of Bank
Examiner Wilson, showing the
condition of the State banks of
South Carolina on November 16,
19o9,contains some very valuable
and interesting information rela-
tive to the banks of eur county as
compared with those of the other
counties of our State.
The report shows that the
banks of Williamsburg county,
with their combined resources,
occupy a unique position as COM
pared with the banks of all other
counties, masmtch as the total
amount of their resources, in
the percentage of increase for
the twelve months included be-
tween November q, 1908, and
November 16, 1909, stands at the
head of the column, showing the
increase Of resources between the
two dates mentioned.
A comparative statement of
ing the combined assets of all
the State banks for each county
from November q, 1909, to Nov
ember Is, 1909, gives the assets
of Williamsburg's .six banks on
November q, 1903, as $555, 500,-
81; on November 16, 1909, ST.
1872, sol. 43-an increase of $685.
08O intesources in twelve months,
or aboutone hundred and thirteen
per cent.
This splendid showing, which
is unequalled by the banks of
any other county, is all the more
remarkable in view of the fact
that less than a dozen years ago
it was gravely disputed that even
one bank for our :whole county
would prove a profitable enter
prise.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-02-24

Just received-a beautiful
line of wedding stationery and
a new series of "Engravers
Old English type. You can't
tell it from engraving. Give
US your order; satisfaction
guaranteed.
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RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS WANTED.
The Government Pays Railway Mail
Clerks $500 to $1,000, and Other
Employees up to S2,500 Annually.

Uncle Sam will hold spring ey-
aminations throughout the conn
try for Railway Mail Clerks, Custom
House Clerks, Stenogaphers, Book
keepers, Departmental Clerks and
other Government Positions. Thou
sands of appointments will be made.
ANY man or woman over Is,
in City or Country can get IL
struction and free information by
writing at once TO the Bureau Of
Instruction, 95 n Hamlin Building,
Rochester, n. Y. 1-6-tf
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-02-24
HINGSTREE GRADED AID
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