Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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, . . ! i ; -yif. . *- A HAPPY HOME i lished young ladies pnid Mr and V n Bebling a very pleaaant viait last ireek. They shared the last week of Miss Bertie’s school term with them. .They enjoyed, riding around very much. On Saturday Mrs Behling and the three young ladies took the morning train for Charleston, where thi y spent the day, returning on the afurnoon train tired, bnt well pleased with the “City by the Sea.” On Fri^ diy quite a number of the iriends OTMfyttetorpU UVER ] » roun<l , P«' nt the » ,lh Mr “ a Mrs Behling t» u tv. <1 e Misses Mc- Teer, and as Mr Christmmn joined the crowd it is well understood that all enjoyed themselves very much listening to his excellent music. Most of the farmers have finished planting their potatoes, and cabbage are looking just beautiful. With best wishes for The Press and Standard from Country Cousin. If oae where health abotrads. With impure blood there cannot be good health. With a disordered LIVER there cannot be good Mood. Tint’s Pills healthy UVER Pare blood tneeoe health. Wee ao SubetRnte. AH Dragglata. Lodge happenings. Fditor Press snd Standard: Joe and Cary Carter passed through our midst last Friday. Wm Carter is g»tc.ing along fine wiling Indian medicine. J B Carter has purchsced a fine pair of mules. J J L Linder dined with his daughter, Mrs Rosa Carter last Thursday. Miss Mattie Carter has returned lome from a long visit to her sister, Mrs Laura Bishop, of Hampton. Mrs R «a Carter and grandson, Joe Copeland, paid Lodge a flying visit last Friday/ Miss Mabel Copeland visited Lodge Monday. Mrs Addie Copeland and little son, Joe, visited H C Copeland and Mrs E P Kinard last Saturday night and g unday. Maj Joe Carter and wife spent ftunday with B F Fender of Bam- berg. H W Carter and daughter, Sallie, spent the day with Mrs M U Smith ■of Bamberg. J II A Carter, who has been very aiok, is up again and has taken .aharge of his school again. George Carter, an old landmark #f the Ehihardt section, aged 86, years, died very suddenly Saturday morning at 3 o’clock cf heart failure. He was closely connected with all the Carters on Little Salkehatchie and the Herndons of Colleton. He leaves »wife, three sons, three daughters and manf grand and great grand children. Mabel. ' • w ■ 1 1 - ne,.gatt Newa. To The Press and Standard: The Episcopalians of the Meggett section, are now making an earnest endeavor to begin their chnrch, to be erected at Laurel Hill. There are a good many of that denomination who will Is glad of the service there, u the thnrch at Adams Run is too far for the people around here to attend segnlxrly. Especially will the Sun day school be e welcomed thing there. The Bishop, Rev Mr Gnerry and -ether officers and those interested in the new chnrch met at the resi dence of Dr Kershaw and made flans and arrangements to begin the work immediately. By God’s will and blearing, we hope to hold service in onr new church or chapel by this summer. The school known as the Behling •ahool wjjl close its term on this Wednesday, much to the regret of patrons and scholars. Mias MoTear las fsithfally carried on the duties and has gained the high esteem and mspeot oft be patipns and scholars, and it is with ainoeie regret that we all aee her okae her school ao aom We were in hopes she would have had a good long term, bat thr school ly lasted five months, much to our How’s This. We.offer One Hundred Dollars RewsrJ for any ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Chenev A Co, Toledo, 0. ? We, the uodera'gued, have known F J Cheney for the last 16 yeara, and believe him perfectly honorable in all basineta transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by hla firm. Welding, Rinnan A Marvin, Wholesale Druggist. Toledo, O. Hall's C Catarrh Core is takeu Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price ?5c per bottle. Bold by til druggists. Take Hall’s lion. Family Pills for constlpa- A Habit to Be Encouraged. The mother who has acquired the habit of keeping on hand a bottle of Chamber- Irin'e Cough Remedy, saves herself a great amount of uneasiness and anxiety. Coughs, oolds snd croup, to which child- fen are eueoeptable are quickly cured by Its use. It counlerancts any tundency of a cold to result in pneumonia, and If given gf soon as the first symptoms of coop ap pear, it will prevent the attack. This smaedf contains nothing injurious and mothers give it to little ones with a teel- if perfect security. Sold by John M HOW PLEA8NAT •• s' 0 IT IH TO KNOW While at a dance or Reception that yoor foot wear is in keeping with the style, or while on the street that your Shoes have that air of fineness—or while hunting that your Boots are water-tight, ver at home thst your slipper s are neat and cmfortabh— THAT'S WHAT WE TERM SATIS- FACTION. We claim all of onr Shoot are satis factory, as ws secure the sort that proves « % our claim. MAIL ORDERS FILLED UPON R£- CEIPT, Thus Avoid Disappointments—Send us YOUR ORDERS. * DANCE SLIPPERS for Ladies - $1.60 to $4.00 DANCE SLIPPERS for Men a» $l .60 tO $6*00 STREET SHOES for Ladles ••••••■■■■••«« $3.00 o $3.60 STREET SHOES for Men $3.00 to $0.00 HOUSE SLIPPERS for Ladies 60c to $3.00 HOUSE SLIPPERS for men - $100 to $3.00 OUR CHILDRENS SCHOOL SHOES ARE THE BEST —They cl I ke Rough Pley— BOYS SHOES GIRLS SHOES $1 JO tc:$LSe. $1 JO to $3.50 LITTLE SHOES $1.00 to fAOa A. A.HlFgQ' MARK Assailant May Be Burnad at Stakt. Shreveport, La., Feb. 24.—Two or phan girls named Gant, aged 11 and 8 years, respectively, grandchildren of a Mrs. McCoy, living 2 miles south of Bienville, were stopped about one mile from their home, while coming from school by a negro, who carried the el der girl Into the woods. The young er child ran screaming to the house and gave the alarm. The negro be came frightened and ran away before accompltobing his purpose. The child was choked until insensible. Posses are after the negro, and he will be burned, probably, If caught yntoi The Cod L/ver Preparation without Oil M ^ i * .'E / • g * ** ■ / / - V / • / / 'f ' st* S;, <:0: t ' A • '* .■ 'S Got a Telephone. If there’s sickness in'ydor family. And to illness all are prone, Yon can quickly get a doctor If you've got a telephone. If your bouse sbauld catch on fire From the sparks the winds have blown; You can get the fire laddies In a jiffy With a ’phone, If a burglar comes a burgling. When yon’re left at home alone, Yon can get a cop to nab him By reaching for your ’phone. You can get your clothes and victuals And your medicines as well— You can get just all yon’re wanting, By the ringing of a bell. Letters Drive Girl Insans. Coshocton, O:, Feb. 24.—Anonymous threatening letters caused pretty Rosa March, of this city, to go violently in sane. Some time ago Mlse Marsh re fused the attentions of a local young man and since that time ahe haa been receiving threatening letters. Thss preyed on the girl’s mind until her rea son was unseated. She will be com mitted to an asylum. Miss Marsh’s fatner was a wealthy contractor in this city. He was killed In the New York subway about a year ago. !Q ?• V 1 Vv •v ■ Notice. Spanish jack owned by M. H. Hiott and B. G. Hiott. Eight years old, 16 hands high, weight, one thousand pounds. o ■" Now located at Mr Ben Chas- sereau’s, near Doctor’s Creek. Will stay there for this season. All who patronize will pay $i.oo in advance. B. 6, H1CTT. Distinguished Soldier Dead. Nashville, Tenn., Feb. 24.—Colonel John Terrill Robeson, a distinguished federal soldier, and for years a mem ber of the consular service under Pres idents Grant and Johnson, is dead at his residence In this city, aged 60. Col onel Rbbeson was consul general to Scotland under President Johnson. He was later made consul to Tangier. He also served In the consular ^ services at other points. Woman la Fatally Injured. Mobile. Ala., Feb. 24.—At Whistler, Ala., a suburb of Mobile, Friday night the horse driven by Mrs. Rachel Thomas became frightened at a south bound Mobile and Ohio pasenger train, and overturned tbe wagon. When Mrs. Thomas fell she was kicked on tbe head by tbe horse and fatally in jured. Lams Back. This ailment is usually caused by rheu matism ot the muscles and may be cured by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm two or three times a day and rubbing tbe r arte vigorusly at each application. If ief, bind on a this does not afford tellef piece of flannel slightly dampened with Pain Balm, and quick relief is almost sure to follow. For sale by Jthn M Kleiu. —" • ♦ • i A WoaAwrfal Faevltr of the Trite*. The triton, a spotted, liaardllke rep tile found in almost every state in the Union, has a most wonderful power of reproducing amputated parts. ..Bon not the great French naturalist, ex perimented on tbe little creatures by amputating their legs and tails and by ao doing found that their powers of reproduction were almost unlimited. In one Instance an amputated leg was reproduced twelve times in three yean, snd in another an eye gouged out snd reproduced in less than twelve months. The loss of s tall does not appear to discommode a tri ton except to give him a sort of un balanced gait Tails clipped from the specimens Bonnot kept to experiment on were invariably reproduced in from five to nine weeks. Don’t frown—look pleasant If you are suffering ftom Indigestion or sour atom- •ch. take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Hon Jake Moore, of Atlanta. Ga, says: “I suffered nkose than 30 years with indi gestion. A friend recommended Kodol. It relieved me In oae day sad I sow eo- lh “ for ““f yeara.'' Kodol digests what you eat, relives sour iTtev fir*’**■ Morris Resigns Trusteeship. Philadelphia Feb. 24. T Bffingham B. Morris, oi iuii city, bus announced thst he had resigned his trusteesshlp in . the Mutual Life Insurance compa ny, of New York. Mr. Morris gives as a reason for his restglhtlon the pres sure of business. He la the president of the Girard Trust company here. Relohstag’s Action Approval Berlin, Feb. 34.—The federal Council haa approved the reiehstag’s action In pnasteg the $fU provfdtag for the ex tension of the new Gorsaan tariff to the United States until June.60, 6307, and sent the moasuri' to ~ Vitiol fr*•optfaedtoffold-ftahtanedoodKyetoflmaA ^ ***"* emulsions because* without a drop of oil or disagreeable feature, it contains all the medicinal elements of cod liver oil, actually taken from'fresh cods’ livers. By our process the 60, having no value either aa a medicine or food, is separated from the medicinal dements and thrown, away* Unlike old-fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions, Vinol is delidoosly palatable, agreeable to the weakest stom ach, and therefore uncqnaled aa a body builder and strength creator for old people, puny children, weak, run-down men and women, after sickness, and for all pulmonary diaeaaca. Everything 1 Vinol contains is named on the label* OUR GUARANTEE—W« hmw rack faith la VINOL that If you will taka It wa promise if It dooa not baaaflt or cura you wa will ratura you . ——— Wa taka all tha risk. JOHN Druggist » M. KLEIN, Walterboro* S* 6. R H WICHMAN, Pkkst. W W 8MOAK Ja., Camusb. THE FARMERS AID MERCHANTS BANK, W ALTEKBORO, 8. C. FOUNDED 1308. CAPITAL $15,000. SURPLUS A PROFIT^ $7,600. \ ~v # Depositors’ account 870,000 ^ WANTED: DEPOSITOR3 ACCOUNT OF $100,000. NOV CAN WE CET IT ? HOW CAN WE CET IT ? 1. By 5 Perton* dt-pocitlng f 6,000 ach 4 By 60 Peraon* depositing $600 each 1 3. By 10 Per to - dt po*Ulng * ,50 > •* 6 By 100 Pertont depositing $ 350 M [ 8. By 26 Persons dapO'iling $1,00 * 6. By 250 Perr ms depositing $ 100 “ To whloh olaaa will you belong ? If yoor Money ia in the ash bank, or in the box under the bed, taka | it oat and bring it to tha bank. Hare it will ha safe. ) 0 We are insnred against loss by burglary and fire. It is onr bnsiness to keep your money safe, and return it to you > whan you want it. We allow 4 per cent interest in Sayings Department, computed Quarterly. Do your banking by mail if too busy to come to town. ■ t A Modern Clothes. ~ , ' • . . * { f • - Ihe time la come when progressiva Clothiers must lend their experience toward educating the people in the ' ert of Clothes selection and the relative value of materials and workmanship. For instance, our experience has taught us that thero are not more thaaa five Clothing manufacturers in America whose products are worthy a high plaoe in your estima tion. These are the ones we handle. No matter from which ot these you telect, yon can’t get anything bot good merchandise—the beat that America affords ^ This is a form u protection that inspires confidence with you and Ban’t fail to benefit up both. On these lines yre ask your patronage; on these lines we hope to retain it. iakkm . n.: - ■*v