Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V 4 ' y ' ■ r< r ' • • Cl , * * Lots of people can tell on sight the differen ce between a timber-cart and a bicycle. Very few people can i dl a good wagon from a poor one until they have tested its qualities. Then don’t take our say so as to t \e Lowery being the best, take the word of hundreds of Colleton men who have used and tested them. Last Saturday six men came in and called for Lowery wagons. Each man said, “my neighbor uses a Lowery and he recommended them to me.” - | A car load of grits and a big shipment of coffee enable us to make a BIG DRIVE on these lines. Red Rust Proof Seed Oats, also a lot of the celebrated Burt Spring Oats, Cow Peas for sale. Best No. i Western Hay, Wheat Brand and Ship stuff for your cow give best results. “We sell the only UNDINE Flour.” * • 'if AN OPPORTUNITY WHILE IT LASTS. IT We have decided to sell.our entire stock, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, and CLOTHING at regard- less prices, rather than move them to our new store. This is done for several reasons,viz: Make room fdr new stock in which we hope to display very soon, to demonstrate the cold blooded manner in which we are capable of handing out useful commodities of merchandise at prices irrespective of cost. Last but not least, afford our, people an opportunity to get up against the real thing, “BAR GAINS.” ' . , . . / Do not delay but come and see us and take advantage of low prices which will prevail until en tire stock is sold. . ■ . - ■ ; 'V. •• COLLETON MERCANTILE & MANIIFACTUfllNG COMPANY. A Happy Home •* _ _ To have a happy home you nust have children, as they are great happy-home-makers. If a weak woman, you can be made strong enough to bear healthy children, with little pain or discomfort to yourself, by taking TCARDUI A Budding Tonic For Women. o " It win ease away all your pain rediice inflammation, cure leucorrhea (whites), falling womb, ovarian trouble, disordered menses, backache, headache, etc., and make childbirth natural and easy. Try It At every drug store in $1.00 bottles. WRITE US A LETTER Mid* an timidity and write n* akiy, in •trictest coafl- . a* all your tyiaptoma W* will Mod free Tic* (in plain, asated *BT«lopt), how to Addrew: Lad^«*AdrUory Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Term. “DUE TO CAROUI and nothing el**, to my baby girl, now two week* old," write* Mr*. J. Priae*, of Webster City, Iowa. "ShateaSn*, healthy hah* and w* an both doing nicely. I am Min taking Oardai. and would mot b* without it a* it tea great of him. 0 The netiuoners do not * believe that the evil that this com munity is beset with rest with the disjienser to correct. The petitioners were aware that the county board of « control had not the jurisdiction to give them the relief asked for, viz: the closing of the dispensary, hence they appealed to the governor to take such steps as he knew to be proper. Now that we understand that the petition has been referred to the county board to act upon, we, the petitioners have only to hope that, that board, will thoroughly appre ciate the situations and use their ut termost efforts to-better the condi tion, as far as their jurisdiction in such matters admit. And we believe they will after looking into the abom inable state of things in this vicinity. Moultrie J. Clement Misses Nettie and Annie Carter visited their sister, Mrs J I) Carter, Saturday and Sunday last. Carey Carter, of Carters, passed through our town last week en route to Bamberg. With best wishes to The Press and Standard. Hirum. 4 Per Cent. COMPOUND INTEREST. If you are troubled with Piles and can’t find a cure, try Witch Hazel Salve, but ba sure you get that made by E G DeWitt & Go, Chicago. It it the Original. If you have used Witch Hazel Salve with out being relieved it la probable that you got hold of one of the many worthless counterfeits that are sold on the reputa tion of the genuine DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by John M Klein. INTEREST ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT. STATE / Savings Bank, KINO STREET, OPPOSITE HASELL CHARLESTON S. 0. JOHN B. REEVES, Preaident. R. B. GILCHRIST, Cashier. 1 24 3m Th&t Coovl - in r/> i T,f r Yield* W*wfll you that Inorease your yields per and you wont have to keep It a t you acre" About tbe Dispensary at Raatowles. Editor Press and. Standard; “A card,” from the dispensary county board of control, appearing in your issue of February 7th, relative to a petition sent up to the Governor, asking that proper action be taken to close the dispensary at Bantowles— because a nuisanoe—which it as sumes w is an attack on the dispen ser at Bantowles M under the guise anything as to life dispenser, or his administration of the dispensary law or regulations, and we fail entirely, to understand bow it oonld have been • .p construed by -the count? board, to mean an attack .on the dispenser. So far as Mr Searson, the dispenser at Kan tow lee, is concerned, the peti tioners have no complaint, whatever, to lodge against him. The writer is pleased fo be personally acquainted Oak Grove Items. Editor Press and Standard: Allow of a petition.” As one of the peti- J with Mr Seayson, and has never heard turners the writer feels folly author ised tony that no attack, whatever, was intended to be made on the dis penser, with whom the connty board of control, is tasted with the power to appoint or remove. The petition clearly sets forth the reasons for ask ing that the dispensary at Bantowles be dosed, vis; because it Ira public musanc^ it in no manner mentioned one word against or fault found with the young gentleman, and judges him to be a strictly conscientious, dili gent and efficient dispenser, who would do and does all he can to pre serve order, bat it is beyond the dispenser s power to abate the nni- the petition complains of. W an satisfied that Mr Bearson does all that can be expected me space in your valuable paper, for a few items from oar town. Prof J H A Carter who has been seriously ill, is improving under the care of \Jr Bents. Messrs Hammond and Ben Carter attended the 8L Valentine party at Ashton, Wednesday night,reporting a very good time. Mrs J D Carter and son, Cliffton, spent Wednesday last at the home of Henry Carter. Messrs John Crosby and Walter, Jones, of Baffin, visited on Carter’s street Sunday last, come again boys. Cannie Bennett was on our streets last Sunday afternoon, must be some attraction. A very enjoyable pinder shelling wae given at the home of Q W ton test week. 'O. , Notice. Spanish jack owned by M. H. Hiott and B. G. Hiott, Eight years old, 16 hands high, weight, one thousand pounds. Now located at Mr Ben Chas- sereau’s, near Doctor’s Creek. Will stay there for this season. All who patronize will pay $i.ob in advance. B. G. HIOTT. Agonising Barn* are instantly relieved, tad perfectly healed, by Bocklen’a Arnica Salve. 0 Rlvenbafk, Jr, of Norfolk. Va, write*: *T burnt &r knee to uramifoity; that it blistered all over. Bocklen's Arnica Salve stopped the pain without a •car.” Alao heali all woonde and aorea. 25c at John Jt Klein, Druggist. Poisons In Food. v 4' * Perhaps yon don’t realize that maay pain poiaona originate la your food, bat ■onre day yon may feel a twinge of dys- pepfin thet will coevieee yoe. l)r King's KewUCs PUU are guaranteed to due to noiaoni of iinot $ either. wha cret. Wherry » Bon, of th* Fruit Farm, Durant, M: "From two acre* of *tr on which LOCO pounds of VUES t, Ml**., write* f straw berries, rs.oo Fertilizers cleared a acre more Thus doable the qnaa- fertllizerson each act* id more than doubly fertilizer tltyofth * any crop. of any crop, and more than donbly "Inoreaseyouryteldener acre.” Be ■ure^ou tmy only vlrginla-Caro- ichmond. Va. Norfolk. Va. ‘ • .n.a‘ Atlanta, O*. Savannah. Ou. Mot Durham. N. O. Montgomery, Al Charleston, 8.0L Memphis. Ten a. Baltimore, Md. Shreveport, La. 1 1 1 r I ! ail An Aged Veteran Dead. Died on the 11th of' January nt his daughters home. J. Barrel Sanders, age 78 years and 6 months. He Jlnvea an aged and afflicted wife, children and grand children and many'friends who will miss him. He leav es n vacant sea in the chnrch which was always fllled whim the old gentleman was able to at tend service, his health being very much impaired. His body sleeps at Sandy Dam church. One more veteran has passed away. To join the band above. Hie totaling iteps and silent voice Will never more be heard. Friends laid hie body down to rest, Beneath the eUeol sod. To meet the reearfceetkm morn, TO be and live with God. /*, * * i •i' K! a •yj