Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 i' 7 -" ' • n&W?- Ca Offle ** 4m. . Tdce Laxative Brcmo Quirine Tabists. 12 1 ois signature. Ceres Crip (a TWo Boys. Oft tear 2 5c. spEemt No riec TO the ladies. ^ V . GLENN SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. The use of this water is a sure relief to suflerers—a safe and jjeasant remedy. It will cure: Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Chronic Heptatitis, Jaundice, Torpor of Liver, and General Debility following ujx)!! Malarial Diseases. Dropsy, Diarrhoea. Dysentery. Hemmorhoids, Uterine, Renal and Cystic Diseases, Hoemetaturia, Rheuma tism. Catamenial Derangement, and other female complaints. Highly recommended by the Medical Profession. * GLENN SPRINGS COMPANY. Glenn Springs, S. C. THE JOY OF LIVING CAM MM JTUU.Y &XAUZJED WHJCS ¥OCT ENJOY GOOD HEALTH The Petralar Liver Medicine Witt ttee Keep You WeU A OUARAimn etme for all prodoow) by TOR* RID UVKR jh4 IMPURE BLOOD. Do not fill your »y«tem with Arsenic. OModUl and Quinine. They act as rank poisons which vitiata lie blood, debilitate the system, and leave a trail of bad symptom which require years to oblitsrata. HERB* INE is pfcljfc vegetable ^nd contains no mineral or narcotic poisons. is*0«#ntely harmless and is the simple remedy of nature. It c#rik off ail poison in the system aad leaves no injurious CUKES n HER8IRE A FTTH OTHER REMEDIES FAILED Mr. l». A. Bkks, Iredell, Texas, says: M I i h * “ * doctor tick hi tied for eight months with liver trouble, the no good. I wee told to try It cured me in a short time. I cannot »» TAKE IT> WOW! LARGE KOTTU. Me SET THE OEHUIHE Ballard &tow Liniment Co. Ur Is A. JOHN M. KLEIN. The New Idea. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. In order to make a change in my Business I will sell off at a fraction of cost, all of my , Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, etc., for the next Sixty days. Call early and secure your wants before the stock is broken. W. Buford » < -s i. ( v 'Av/*'*'" • WALTERBORO, S- C- CST7ARA1TXEEI>T THAT IS WHAT YOU * GET WHEN TOO HOT XOVB JEWELBT FBOSC 3. JR. Mcaterberfl. Repair work a specialty. !*• Ideal Fountain Pons. ^SPECTACLES,CLOCKS, WATCHES,JEWERY^ ChhAP RATHS >«■ VIA SOUTHERN RAILW'AY. .. On acconnt of the following ape cial occaaions, the Southern liailwny will sell tickets h* points named below at extremely low rites, as follows- To Louisville, hy., and Keturn- Account Jlonii'coming ^ Week for Kentuckian?, June 13 to 17. Tickets on sale June 10, 11 and TJ, limited good to return until June 'i'4. An extension of return limit to July *23 may be obtained by depositing ticket with Special Agent and payment of fee of 50cents. (Writ** tor jiartieu- lars about side-trips). Rate: One fart 1 plus 25 oents fol* round trip. To Memphis, Ttnn., and Return— Account international Convention Brotherhood of St Andrew, October is to 21. Tickets on sale October 15 to is, limited to return October 30 An extension to November 30 may be obtained by depositing ticket with Special Agent and paying a f??" of 50 eenia. Kate: One fare plus 25 cents for round trip. To Milwaukee, Wia., and Return —Account Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Ragles, August 14 to 18. Tickets on sale August 10,11 aud 12, limited good to return August 22. Kate: One fare plus $2 for round toP* ’ / To Nashville* Teou., and Return —Account Peabody Summer School for Teachers, Vanderbilt University Biblical Institute^ June 11 to August 10. Tickets on -sale June 10, 11 and 12,18,19 and 20 and July 5, 6 and 7, limited good to return fifteen days from date of sale. An extension o! limit to September 30 may be ob tained by depositing ticket with Special Agent and paying a fee of 50 cents for round trip. To Washington, D. C., and Re turn—Account Negro Young Peo ple's Christian and Kducational Congress, July 3 to 8. Tickets on sale Juue 29, July 2 and 3, limited good to return until July 11, 1900. An extension of limit to August 11 may be obtained by depositing ticket with Special Agent and paying a lee of 50 cents for round trip. The Southern Railway is the best way. Superior passenger accomod ations. Best coaches. Host conven ient through Sleeping / oar service and best dining car service in the world. For full particulars inquire of any Southern Railway agent or R W Hunt, Div. Pass Agt Brook* Morgan. Charleston S C Asst Gen Pass Agt Atlanta, Ga \ | WHEN THE DUNES WALK. Mrs E. M. Jones has just received a beaut; * fid lot of hats which were trimmed bv Miss Ennis y • j Howell and will be sold at very reasonable prices. Anyone needin^a hat can^e'pleased and can get a bargain at the same time. Call at once and make your selections. ■* My stock of silks and other dress goods .ire lovelv also. Cordiallyjyours, Mrs. E. M. Jones. Mm&w Reduction Sale. I have cut the price on my entire stock of Goods. Consisting of Millinery, Dry Goods and Notions. My stock is positively being sold at and below cost. These reduced prices will continue until my summer stock is closed out. I am making this sacrifice sale in order to make room for my fall goods I Bargain Counter. 0 . -i 9 I also have a counter in my store consisting of all kinds of fine dress goods. Call at once and get the benefit of this Bargain Counter. Ask to see this counter while in our store. , Mrs W. A. Black. .mfl A Sand Storm ETperlonoe In. ttie UcNt'ct of Snliaru. To flee from a sand storm In tlirt midst of a drenrMns: rain sd ais an ab surd performance*. The Aral*, however. experienced in the ways of Sahara, knows that when the ruin stops tho dunes are apt to begin their most ter rible “walking.” He seeks shelter while there is yet time. Our worst experience of tho dt-sert in on- of its mad fits, says the author of “In the Desert,” was on a morning > when, luckily for us perhaps, we were tearing the Wirge oasis of Nefta, near the Tunisian frontier. The flapping of the trut and tho drumming of rain drops upon it awoke us. and Ahmeda. in some excitement, hucried our depar ture. He explained that so long ns the rain lasted It would keep the sand quiet and tluft-this was our opportuni ty. Accordingly, in a very short time we had struck teut, loadt-J camels, sad dled ponies arid wgfo under way. II seemed to us a somewhat purpose less proceeding. The rain wca and bad been heavy. The ground was saturat ed. There seemed no prospect of ita drying tn a hurry. As Nefta wa» only half a day's inarch away it seemed unnecessary to start in fruutlc baste In the middle of the night In a pouring raih. Ahmeda, however, made no an swer to our protests. The other Artfba seconded his efforts with all their en ergy. ’i*— Morning broke Wan and' sickly. As the tight grew the rain slackened. The Mg warm drops became leas frequent and at last cessed. The doll, opaque ■ky was pasty white and the air hat and oppreeelre, bat the wind stMI blew as hard as or harder than ever. „ Hardly bad the rate stopped when I tuna Ra.al'lHe Jhi J* » miliar, gritty texture of sand. Hardly had tho light increased sufficiently to disclose, to view the drifts when all their edges mnl crests could be seen crawling and flickering in the gn'kl Al ready there was tho droning sound In. the air which meant that the dunes were walking. We saw at last the rea son for tho hurry. The rain cannot hold the sand for more than the bistaut it Is falling. As soon as It strikes the earth it sinks in. One moment yon may be streaming with water like a drown ed rat, the next you are choking* in clouds of sand. The air grew darker and darker, and the roar of the sand as It rushed along the desert made speech, except by shouting, impossible. I could Just dis tinguish oar tall camela in the gloom, their uugainiy action giving them something the look of ships pitching and iossTJg in a gale, i AJlrneqa led the way by some ;my* tcrJous instinct to us totally Incompre hensible. We followed as best \va might, breathing sand as we went, our bends bent to protect our faces. My recollection of the next two hours is no more definite than woriid be the recol lection of being rolled over and over by a huge breaker. A singing and roaring in the ears, almost total blind ness, a sense of suffocation and the feeling that 1 was in the bands of elements, more powerful than myself ate the vagifeMmpreealona that remain. When we at last got to Nefta we could net have been more saturated with sand bad tfe been bailed in ft and dag ap again. Hair, earn ctothee were fall of it Our check* were scar let iad sore with the ceeeelete batter- tng. end on the* had termed hard mists of ted. cemented by the wa ter, that had streamed from ear eyes, . . ■« ii niioairt I SUMMONS FOR RELIEF (Complaint not served) STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA* Colleton County. In Court of Common Pleas. A Verdier ami Tina V Brabham, Plaintiff* against W A Verdier and R A Verdier, Defendant*. To The Defendants Above Named YOU ARE HEREBY summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which will be filed id the office of the Clerk of said Court ac Walterboro, 8 C, and to sene a copy of your answer to said complaint on the subscriber, at his , office, over Bamoerg Banking Company, Bam* berg, 8 U,within twenty days after the service of this summons npon yoa exclusive of the day of such serviOK aud if you fail to answer the said- complaint within the time aforesaid, - the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the reliei demanded in the complaint Jno R Bellinger, Plaintiffs’ Attorney. Bamberg, 8 C, May 24#i, 190ft. To The Absent Defendants Above Named: Take notice that the complaint in the above entitled action, together with the summons, of which the tea- going is a copy, was filed in the-office of tbs Clerk of paid Ooiut, at wJtm* boro, C, on tbe 10th day «f July, 1006. ' Jno R ~ Plaintiffs’ AttenMT. ■ ■: ' •