Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WHY DON'T YOU? Why don't you answer your friend's letter at once? Why don't you make the promised visit to that invalid? She is looking" for you day after day. Why don't you send away that little gift you've been planning to send? Mere kind intentions never accomplish any good. Why don't you try to share the bur den of that sorrowful one who works beside you? Is it because you are growing selfish? Why don't you speak out the encour aging words that you have in your thoughts? Tinless you express them they are of no use to others. Why don't you take more pains to be self sacrificing and loving in the every day home life? Time is rapidly pass ing. Your dear ones will not be with you always. Why don't you create around you an atmosphere of happiness and helpful ness so that all who come in touch with you may be made better? Is not this possible?-Class Mate. A Good Doctor of South Carolina said: "I have used Dr. King's Remedies a great deal in mv practice and find that they give perfect satisfaction to both myself and patients. I heartily recommend them. W. R. Clavburn, M. D.' And they still grow in favor because they cure, Guaranteed by Dr. W. E. Brown & Co. A Test of Sobriety. Gentlemen who have put an enemy into their mouths are recommended to try a very simple test for the purpose of finding out whether their brains have been stolen. They must stand erect with their eyes closed, and if they can perform this feat for a brief period they may come to the conclu sion that they are all right. Two in dividuals who were accused of drunk enness at Pontefract proved that they had honorably stood the test, and the cases against them were dismissed. The great merit of thi plan is that it can be put into operation anywhere and at any time.-London Tit-Bits. A Tried and True Friend. One Minute Cough Cure contains not an atom of any harmful drug, and it has been curing coughs, colds. croup and whooping cough so long that it has proven itself to be a tried and true friend to those who use it. Sold by The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. XL . BThe Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of Merits Els rate. "I see that an eastern editor says that as a matter of fact women form clubs simply as an excuse for eating and drinking between meals." "Horrid thing! Is he married or sin gle?" "WhyV' "Because if he's either he doesn't de serve to be."--Cleveland Plain Dealer. What's the Answer? .Tokeley-Here's a conundrum for you. Cokeley-Let's have it. ,Tokeley -If "time is money," what is an eight day clock worth?-Philadelphia Ledger. The Kind You Have Always 3 in use for over 30 years, AlU Counterfeits, Imitations Experiments that trifle witl Infants and Children--Expe What'is C Castoria is a harmless sub! gorie, Drops and Soothing contains neither Opium, M~ substance. Its age is its gu~ and allays Feverishness. It Colic. It relieves Teething and Flatulency. It assimil Stomach and Bowels, givin The Children's Panacea-Ti CENUINE CAS Bears the The MIRd 10OR Ha In Use For C IKILLYTHE COUCH1 AND CURE THE LUNCS! I WiTH r. ing's I INew Discovery SCONSUMPTION Price FROUGNS and c & $1.00 OLDS Free Trial. THROAT and LUNG TEOUB SLS, or M OiET BACE. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store, Surveyor's Card. I am prepared to do land survey ing andin ake plats in Clarendon and2 adjoining counties. Work accurate. H. T. CANTEY. Summnertoni, S. C., Feb. U, 190.. THE SUMMERTON HOTEL Having made special preparations., am now better prepared to entertain the traveling public than ever before. I especially invite the transient pat ronage. ' Ti. A. TISDALE, P'rourietor. We are not given to betting, but we will be willing to bet a million we will make to the trade during the month of April will not only cau: I matchable elsewhere. This is strong talk, but it is up to the trade to c we want iS a chance to show up our splendid lines and the wager is our exect to see it, for a nice blaclk sir Looking Aheadf Our line of Black Skirt Goods is LoU~1*11 Ahead, 1lever shown. Last fall when everybody was in a hustle and bustle for Black Briliantines 46 inches wid winter trade and not giving a single thought to the spring WE nd $1.7. WERE LOOKING AHEAD. We had the chance offered us of clearing seyeral large lots of Wash Goods at sensationally low. t prices. We availed ourselves of this grand opportunity and One of the newest thinzs for sk bought several hundred pieces of very choice lines of White Goods at prices that makes us masters of the Wash Goods trade of this at per yard. town. Also a large line of all kinds of B JustThik o Ths. per yard. Call and see us when in n Just Think of This. One case of 27-inch Batiste, sold everywhere at 7tc, but they are yours for the spot cash during the month of April at 5c the yd. We are by many years the oldest One case of very delicate shades of line Batiste that never re tailed for less than 15c yard, they are yours for the spot cash for Tal1 is ap, but te atudo only 10c vard. W at it dist ctly dod One 'case of Manchester 32-inch Chanbrays. Every lady o e sant class ofegood knows that these goods never sell for less than 15c yard, but you et this lot as long a's they last at' 10c yard. as ce a to capt In the One hundred pieces of Fancy Wasi Goods in many styles and We can give you nice trimmed H designs that retail the world over at 12,-c the world over: you take your pick of this lot for the spot cash at c yard.Hats and we will guarantee to please W hite Q . ods.One hundred nice Trimmed Hatsf White Goods. NwSrn We have not the time nor the space to enumerate the great values that are to be found in this department, but suffice it to say We bave now in stock dne of the that we are ready to bet another million of Cassie Chadwick's se- stylish Spring Clothing ever shown In curities that you cannot find, nor did you ever see such--values as A nice line of two-piece Suits, a we are offering in this department. Suit. Ladies, just call and look through our lines of India Lawns, Nice English Tweed Wash Suit, from 10c to 35c the yard. and $6 per Suit. Piques and Ducks, from 10c to 35c yard. A nice line of Summer Sacks and Mercerized White Waistings, from 121c to 40c yard. Call and see our new line of Spri The greatest line of Persian Lawns ever seen in this town, at just what you need and we auarantee 15c to 50- yard. 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The evrseral withe ao crashansan hiden ~ l~and there ift slol quson bt this burnt est that dro n beh is-ev beild r anteralo thati wahte.-Bir-Le Cures allCoughs, ad expolsColdsnfroabybTheoldB.ofotyaeDsuffSrie.gIiap the system b geitlyamnvnburneibowel. almostorunbeararble. of Cassie Chadwick's securities that the Special Offering that -e a sensation to the trading public, but will contain values un me and see what we are doing. and it is up to us to prove it. All S. waist is the neatCst of all A large line of Gent's fine Negligee Shirts at from 50c each to 82.25 each. the most complete we have The largest and best line of Gent's fine stylish Neckwear we khave ever shown. , at 50e. 75c, 81. 81.25, 1.50 A large line of H. C. Curtis Diamond C Brand Collars and Cuffs. Brilliantines at 50c, 75c and A large line of Gent's Gauze Underware. A large line of Gent's Scriven Drawers at 75c per pair. irts is the Crepe Eoleons, a Also 100 dozen Elastic Seam Drawers at 50c per pair. The hese in a variety of patterns best values ever offered for this money. See them. ack Goods, from 25c to :1.50 Gent's Felt and Straw Hats. ed of Black Goods. ed o Blck Gods A largre stock of Gent's Hats in both Felt and Straw contain o o s. he mlli-ing all of the most up-to-date styles. firm in the town in the milli eded the public is the judge. We carry a large stock of Corsets containing all of the latest g costs a little more. styles. Satin Girdles, Tape Girdles and everything that is up-to ;hat we will not be undersold date. ant a nice hat we have it at want a cheap hat we have A SKIRTS >lace.-d . r Atc our store you will find a large line of the most up-to-dae ats from L to 15 each. any Skirts in the place. L.50 to $6.50 each. If you need a nice Skirt hen you want your Spring see our line. you in both style and price. .t K1 each.S C lohinoIt is needless for us to have much to say about our stock of Clothingr. 44Lft) Shoes, but just want to say our stock of Spring Oxfords, in Men's, most up-to-date lines of nice Ladies' and Children's, are up-to-date in every respect. See us this town. when you need nice Shoes. 11 wool, at 7.50 and 10 per Furniture epartment. something new at $3.50, $-5 somehingtie t ~While there is no great amount of business being done in fur Vests. niture yet we want it understood that there is no lagging in this g Clothing, boys. We have department. Our stock of Furniture is up-to date in every re our prices the lowest. spect. If You need anything in this line it will pay you to see us. ishings. ressmaking. e of Gent's Furnishings, but Our Dressmaking department is open and '.Qunder the direc it's Furnishing Goods as we etion of Miss Maxwell of Baltimore, a dressmaker and designer of very rare talents. FLEH AHooEtrseCres Te car ag tc fCrescnaning Lalldrofndheresatest' istylus. nowatin Gods Taporde a nd evringta U isUp-to essof he ki, wichgrdualy t lades wstet tou wilbine la ge lnofThe publi uto-dmeane Whl aypatoftekoyitc to he leae and5 presse.5 eah.If o eei1ic kr se Al our woke. retyslctd It tsisparneeonmylefslib herJ us. 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Chped aeef obh-1 fyu r okno I hateetheiennireroardenhefnaturaly cannc supth etie sstm.Th si eabe of th Utpl evarWetcarrycbothipgrche d ot aaman thIce a s.h tae Managsentyrud to bedsroxeda crdial preparato irslsrilsmtm o it purfyin, colin effct o thir storn othe Leborc heddwhere iggodtrnt.tysm adieshme, ithou charge of whatway aet.l onwhh ia deiius.W e ta o do I~~lo 00,, ATEANTAltAu and pretis-thock oo fof d s- byohr o aebe I pcCan we quoteiyoulpric -------o- ~ant dimn. None ar pleeur.erllthanee o - EN' CERADCKESUTRS whats th aiaterinquredd veryCoethin peZ frtann toa irs ';Ot ae fserhi. keep*ll*t tiue kep ing al :et fr? ted kotinmr rstoe oFisO andK Veeables.A nTlPednt.eideo TIERY andtre ccebo for thelni e atn IAgen to for rt wand hore o e atdou sepc:te iritb. an leraga aMbOCUZ.P B OUZO, esu srsnce o any, per- he Str ler andie i tt rinaures es Hadachp traesliciting. UvndempLN FORc Sroce.rn reiasg ats eful, butharmc anresuladcopeeln o re n fuec isnlotto o u theirc m u T hundre acrs a ndwt ie me.olos Wr itesday .e roo dwchelenlingue.~ th eer, n C aloh-s e TAYLORenes foe TO acrscer Sum, ndtrigamediie S. from orkman lae"l couty,5.e ~r ot elef ntinaforunael useariLdLIneo a.pT. zn reliDROW. . shat- dahe medr. ifnqrd As- ee______ e__ u______e__of ___th m.lT cWht are afte se3~faching y our Frs Dyruit sa eg uab es. ~I O N I A ts byor. I.E Bried a o. in myO t h tyo a.L DEAN SWIFT. Me Never Flattered, and He WaX Rude, Yet F" zeinating. Dean Swift never flatters. When told that the Duke of Buckingham de sires his acquaintance he answers that the duke has not made sufficient ad vances to him yet. When asked to a dinner party by a secretary of state le Insists upon drawing up a list of the company. Even ladies have to bow be neath the yoke. However, beautiful, wealthy or high born, they must al ways appear as suppliants 'for Dr. Swift's acquaintance. Even then his rule is far from easy. "Lady Burlington," says he, "I hear you can sing. Sing me a song." Her ladyship resents such an unceremoni ous address and refuses. "Why, mad am," says Swift, "I suppose you take me for one of your poor English hedge parsons. Sing when I bid you." As Lord Burlington only laughs, the lady bursts into tears and leaves the room. This does not soften S,-ift. He meets her: a few days after. "Pray, madam, are you so proud and ill natured now 'as when I last saw you?" is his greet ing. The man's fascination is so strong that all yield to him.-"Dean Swift and, His Writings." For a Weak Digestion. No medicine can replace food but Chamberlain's Stomack and Liver Tablets will help you digest your food. It is not the quantity of food taken that gives strength and vigor to the system, but the amount digested and assimi lated. If troubled with a weak diges tion, don't fail to give these Tablets a trial. Thousands have been benefitted by their use. They only cost a quarter. For sale by The R. B. Loryea Drug Store, Isaac M. Loryea, Prop. Early Tobacco. According to John Aubery, who, wrote a celebrated work on "the very queere Indian weede," there was a time when tobacco was worth its weight in silver. Among other things Aubery says: "Sir Walter Raleigh was the first that brought tobacco into Eng land, and in our parts-North Wilts it came in fashion through Sir Walter Long. They used silver pipes, but the commoners used a walnut shell. It was sold then for its weight in silver.. I have heard some of your old yeomen neighbors say that when they went to Chippenham to market they always culled out their shillings to lay in the scales against the tobacco. Now the customers of it are among the greatest that his majesty hath." The System Needs Some sort of a tonic in the spring time. This lak of energy and "tired feeling" is a common ailment at this season. Per haps you have in mind some Spring Medicine you would like to take. If you can get Dr. King's Irom Tonic Bit ters. take that-don't hesitate. No cure no pay. By Dr. W. E. Brown & Co. Her Hint. The Maiden-I have a filuttering about my heart, and I have no appetite, doc I tor. The Doctor-Oh, you're in love; I can't do anything for that "You can't, doctor?" "Certainly I can't" "Why, doctor, you're not married.' No matter how stupid, uninteresting. and tiresome -a man may be, there is always some sentimental woman ready to make a hero of him.-Chicago Ree- - ord-Herald. inspect our stock of )le 9-r00eri68 ieerfully give you pricas, as n touch with them. W TR. Fll Patent and if you are your flour, try our 100 per y sure you. will be pleased, a high class article. - ,d green, -and if you want a nicely flavored and contain f our Cofee. sing. s in bulk? Certainly, with our wants to atter. Farm Imple as are guar eed. !RE COMPANY,