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IHogwalh (OlWk BUT | Lopyrigj A number of candidates have been in j Hogwallow lately. They all claim to 1 be nice men. Hereafter, all who have their shoes j -half-soled by Luke Mathewsla will j ritave to remove them from their feet | while the work is going on. The town was in darkness last night j on account of Little Fidity Flinders' i having eaten the postmaster's supply ; i of 1 Cricket Hicks is expecting to get a j letter in a few days, and has told the! r-postmaster to keep on the lookout j Cricket Hicks don't see how every J \ young man can't get his hair to stand ; roached like that of the clerk at the: Tickville hotel. rnv.? tx'.-^?.r i IiilC W1UVW Ui 111c A_dli X\1L>& borhood will give a moonlight picnic' at her home Saturday night, and will j v invite the editor of the Tickville Tid- J ings so that he can give it a good j write up. rSlim Pickens was kicked by a mule j; Sunday morning, just as he was pre- ' i paring to go to church. However, he j 1 di<i not take the injury seriously, ae j i % he is beginning to get used to the hard i knocks of life. J While inspecting the grist mill on j Musket ridge the other day, Isaac Hell- ] wanger's hat dropped into the corn ^llyhopper, and hie has asked that all who < j Ve -going to use corn bread for the j S Jlext few days, to see if they can find i i HRmy trace of it. Slim Pickens came to Hogwallow i f"; f * f.' ' AH iviur Dollar for d< for your mone Model 83 tha nThe price is Never before with such cc been offered b; less than $105( 4 35 Horse-power ^-Bearing Crank Thermo-Syphon Demountable Rit Rim Extra This is the largest 4that will be prod 1 t S Call, telephone Clintc Bell Phone 49. \ Agem UMEUMaaHnBaHBanoaMBMMBHaMBczBaHk 7W News TS, Editor.) iited, 1915. [ yesterday morning and afier resting a while on the front porch, bought lii cents worth of bologna sausage. Cricket Hicks, in old friend, came up and hesitated, but Slim did not recognize j him until the sausage was all gone. J Atlas Peck has violated the confidence of several of his best friends and after this it will be a hard matter for him to get a drink of licker that is any account. He obtained a jug of Jbais omun s -vioomigni jn.eei me oiner day under the pretense that he was going to use it in celebrating his annual birthday. But instead of that he took it home and put some asafoetlua in it, and is using it far pneumonia medicine. n -T i .viiSi -iuue oeicner nas one 01 uie new style dresses, large at the bottom ' and little at the top. } Columbus Allsop is on a trade for two more dawgs, to take up the sur-1 i nine fl o of Viva Vi/mioq tViio en m rn a y I Ellic Hellwanger made the trip to j Bounding Billows this week. He heard ! somebody over there had said something about it, but when he got there they all denied it. Thp artificial cherries? nn Miss Flntie Belcher's hat have caused quite a -stir imong the jaybirds of this section the ' ?ast week. A lizzard got on Jefferson Potlocks luring the sermon at Hog Ford last Sunday. Little damage to the benches -esulted. j The Post Master has just received [ lotice that the parcel post service is (c r: n rive rassengei Touring Roads Prices f. o. b. ir e ror i * )llar, you will get more y in this 1916 Overland t n in any similar car. c $750. d has a car of this size? a )mplete equipment? ^ y any manufacturer at ^ ?. Model 83 Brief S motor High-tension Mag shaft J*1"'*0" ft Electric Starting c cooling Lighting ns, one Under slung Rear , 33 x 4 inch tires; 1 in rear cylinder Overland uced this year Made in U. ? {or write us, and we will bring this mi Auto and R< ts for Laurens and ! \ lie that no more stove pipe would be accepted as second-class mail matter. The examining tria* of Raz Barlow charged '-vith detaining the Maid Car-/ rier, was set down for trial at Rye Straw yesterday, but was continued on account of lack of sufficient e. idencei | to acquir the defendant. Poke Eazlev is spending the week at I the postoffice watching the dirt-daub- ; ers build nests on the rafters. This J is the only job of work Poke ever wit- l nessed without suggesting a better way : to do it. The Blind 'Van of the Calf Ribs j neighborhood was about to be talked , into buying a heating stove from Slim Pickens the ether day, but the trade j was knocked in the head by some of Shim's enemies, who told the Blind Man that winter was over. Cricket Hicks, who has been at j work in the Calf Ribs community sev- j eral weeks, has returned home with ! five dollars in cash. This will some- | i what relieve the financial situation around Hogwallow, as money was be- j Sinning iv 'get vcu si-diuc. Sidney Hocks became intoxicated Saturday evening and tried to driv<> his yoke of steers into the postoffice, but failed 011 account of the door be-1 ing too narrow. There have been many j, other complaints recently on account I: of the narrowness of the door at the ] postoffice. ^ < 'England's smallest railway station is ( situated on the branch line between Liskeard and Looe, in Cornwall, and 1 consists of a tiny shanty six feet 1 square. ^ ^ ? Boston now claims a population of * 725,823. * ] C Fifty years ago Florence was the j ;apital of Italy. C tZSSL 83 10 r Touring iter $725 Toledo \ dut Mon In fact, it is in many par he same Overland that last 2 onsidered such big value at It is a family car, complete letail, with refinements in r ^ 1 nte, comiort ana convenien istinguish it above other cai igher in price. See this car. pecifications neto One-man Top, with Headlight Dimmers ind Magnetic Speedome Springs Rainvision, Ventilati ion-skid built-in windshield All Overland automc Magneto Ignii >. A. car to you for a practical demonsti jpair Company Clinton, Newberry Counties 'WAS MISERABLE " COULDN'T STAND Testifies She Was Restored j to Health by Lydia E. Pinkharri's Vegetable Qompound. Lackawanna, N. Y. ? "After my first child was borr, I felt very miserable and -l' '.WW] COUld HOt Stand OH mffltSSHm my feet. My sister |jgp^ in-law wished me to Hh ^rapl try Lydia E. Pink11? ham's Vegetable (|| (.? > Compound and my || i; -e** nerves became firm, aik^JRl appetite good, step W|i=3lPM e^as^ic, and I lost mmmfr^ ^at wea^? tired ilMlli&Pdllll? feeling. That was vM-'t s*x years a&? and I , i have ha(] three fine healthy children since. For female troubles I always take Lydia E. Pinkham'f Vegetable Compound and it works like a charm. I go all my own work.''?Mrs. A. F. Xreamer, 1574 Electric Avenue, Lackawanna, N. Y. The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, is unparalleled. It may be used with perfect confidence by women wno sutrer irom displacements, mnam- | mation, ulceration, tumors, irregularities, ? periodic pains, backache, bearing-down feeling,flatulency,indigestion,dizziness, Dr nervous prostration. Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound is the staniard remedy for female ills. Women who suffer from those distressing ills peculiar to their sex should De convinced of the ability of Lydia E. n* i_i j- tt i.vi /i i . rinKnam s vegetaoie compound to reitore their health by the many genuine md truthful testimonials we are conitantly publishing in the newspapers. If yon want special advice write to [iydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (conjPential) Lyni, Mass. Yonr letter will >e opened, read and answered by a roman and held in strict confidence. j J i I * - I i I J m I I j ; i i I mmmam txwr t ~ V^? rac j ticulars j /ear was ; of $1075. in every Be appear- mc ice that. rat( *s much j ini a d SOI AN1 Cover | ter j "" rig type, r Miss ful anni >biles have -- horr tion street, ; engagen of Kingi ation. A A con ding \va ful hand guest. ( S. C. two dea bride an were thi groom, and Dr. October We Repaii and ft i *i Automobili a!.so Harness, Saddle Case* Bring The Newberry II China and C i When in neec Cut Glass and S j i ver aon i du coming to the B I can please y quality and pric< Get it 9 Mayes' Book & V; The House of a Thous A re >ng Distance calls far fifteen lius of several hundred miles "In less than one hour he 1 flour at a total cost to us of -i I _ i' dince rnen we nave appnet II Telephone to every feature st profitable results. The es are reasonable and there one Long Distance Telepho oren letters" 1THERN BELL TELEP J TELEGRAPH COM] BOX 163, COLUMBIA C'roiner-Hemmingway. Only ; Laura Cromer gave a delight- present ouncement party last night at * ! TTT 1 4 gOOd WIS le of her parents in Westneld at which she announced her ful ice c( lent to Dr. T. S. Hemmingway -i. CI t luiao stree, S. C. ,, . , daughter test called the flower weds enjoyed, after which beauti- mer> an(* -painted cards were given each little tim 3n one side of the cards were know hei ir little cupids, representing m3ke jjei d eroom and on the other side , mer has e names of the bride and Miss Laura Thomas Cromer se;era^ Theodore Stark Hemmingway. there tha 7, 1915. a popular - f ' is and Suit 5 im In Idw. Co. i ut Glass i r I or China, terling Sily without 1- cj. UUh. JIUIC ou both in e. at LUll/lJ SJIU1 L J and Things. 1 One Experience Convinced M? of its Value "One of our salesten demonstrated tha ilue of the Long Disnce Telenhonr tn n? ,? -* e was at Huntsville, la., and upon his own sponsibility put in merchants within a lad sold 2100 barrels less than six dollars. i the Long Distance mir KiicmAM w/i tW VI VUI V UJ1 A 1 V^iJ TFUM service is fine, the is more satisfaction ne talk than in hall iiuiME ff m i PANY i^Sr * S. C. " ' a few intimate friends were to give the bride their hearty hes and after wrhich a delight-, jurse was served. Cromer is tne attractive of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. ,Croalthough she has spent very e in the city and those who regret very much to see her home elsewhere. Miss Crotaught school for the past ears in Kingstree, and it was t she met her fiance, who isphysician of that nlaee.