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Monday •vening. May 6, at
St Stephen*! ctmrch in La Villa
Mi?b Lucy Kion Edwards’ the
daughter of Mrs.Lucy Rion Ed
vaids' waa united in marriage to
Louis Augoat Gabel, Rev. Dr.
Fiaukel, officiating.
The ceremony was a very quiet
one owing to a bereavement in
the bride’s family,and only
several of the very intimate
friends were present.
Mrs. Edwards gave her daugh
ter away”, and the maid of honor
was miss Nellie Weed, of Pitts
field, M.iss.
George Ingram was the best
man.
The wedding was rather a
sudden one, as the bride had
intended leaving Monday for
Walterboro, 8.O., to visit her
f randparents, Col.and Mrs. John
>. Edwards, but was/prevailed
upon by the groom to bo married
at once instead of later in the
summer as at first intendsd.
Mr. and Mrs Gabel left on tie
•vening tram for Ocala, where
they will make their home. Mr.
Gabel being connected with A.
Brown 6 Oo., there.
^ The bride looked very charm
ing in a dainty hand made white
lingerie gown with white hat and
gloves, and her flowers were a
very large bouquet of sweet poas.
Bright and winning in per
sonality sho is very highly
thought of by all who know her.
Mrs. Gabel comes from a very
fine South Carolina family, her
graudfsrther on her mother 1 #
side, having been Ool. James. H
Kion, one of the foremost law
yers of his day ia the south.
The fiiends ther had time to
notify, although completely
taken by surprise, hastened to
tfcow their interest in aonie way,
and to the bride received some
very dainty gtfta many of thenr
very handsome ones.
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Sum* It Milled ia bit k
ms M I ooeld hanflj
Uam It would bs la «i
Relief from Rbsanaatio Pains.
I soflarsd with rWnmatUni for over
** says Mr_ Holland Oarry, a
H sett led ia
walk, at other
test and hands
m 1 was iBoapaeitated for daty. One
n I was hi srvme pain and
it mj wifs want to ths drag
star* hors and oaaM back with a bottle
of Chamborlaia’s Pain Balm. 1 a as
nabbed with U and found ths pain had
■sally gone dunug ths night. I kept
on aaiog it for a littis more than two
wssks and foond that it drove ths
rheumatism away I have not had any
trouble from that disease for over three
months.” Forma by John M Klein.
Lack of Sea Haem en tha Wakes.
The wind oftsa reaches a very high
velocity on the lahea, blowing at times
sixty, aerenty sad on rare occasions
aighty miles aa hoar, when the great
•set of laka craft is son to be deplet
ed by disaster and watery graves add
ed to the great marine cemetery. Oa
■acii occasions tha sea raised would
hardly incauvealeooe an ocean going
but by reason of ths short dis
tance from alters be shore “lack of
om room.’* the mariners term It—ves
sels are unable te held smene In the
open waters aha are driven by the
wind npon the treacherous beaches,
there to be pounded into splinters.
Danger lurks evarywhor* in the shal
lower lakes—particularly Erie—where
vessels of any considerable draft are
apt to ixMiad bottom If caught In a
storm and go to pieces like a shattered
wineglass.—New York Pont
Knew Mere Than the Judge.
Justice Muule. one of the greatest Ju
dicial wits of England, bad doubts aa
te the credibility of a witness on om
eccasjoti, sad the man declared that be
bed been “wedded to truth” from In
fancy. That may bn," said the Justice,
"but the question is how long bare
you been divorced!" ▲ ntttrftlt was
e witness before him, and he proceed
ed to ascertain whether she knew the
nature of aa oath. The child ia an
swer to questions mid she would go to
heaven If she told the truth, but would
go to tho other (dace If she told lies.
"Are you sure of that, my dear!" Jus
tice Mauls asked. Tee, Mr, quite
•are." "Let her be sworn," said the
so art; “aha knows more than I do.”
ChaabefMn’i Cotta. Cholera and
^ Ptarrhom Remedy.
there Is probably no msdtdne made
hat is retied apoa with more iasplldt
weld mm than Chamberlain's Colic,
A Diarrhoea J
third of h
been la nee,
i it Is the see
When rademd with
. Is ptenaant to tabs.
John
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Too told me your husband bad
irga, Ann eyes. I didn't notice it"
“Walt • minute or two till the mll-
kner cesees along with my new hat
>yoa told Lady Buncomb she
mg as her daughter That
: caught the eld tody. I knew. He-Yee,
but It
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OF ALL KINS DONE AT
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Zbc ipress anb Stanbarb.
We have just received a new
stock of letter and note paper,
bill heads and statements, enve
lopes of all kinds ari colors.
SATISFHeTION GUARANTEED
Prices reasonable which we
will gladly quote you.
Blank legal forms of all kinds
always carried in stock. Call
and see us when in town.
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8 MRS. J. S. JONES S
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U .. Millinery Store .. JJ
Are you pleased with youi
• call at Mrs Jones and get the latest
styles and the prettiest hat that can be
bought,
I have just opened my third supply of
beautiful millinery goods for the season.
Come and make your selection at once
I will please you. Yours sincerely.
ir hat? If not
ICES. J. S. JONES
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MORE NEW THINGS AT
TAYLORSI
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| Just arrived from New York’s fashion creators, the very latest
things in Dresden and oriental belts for ladies, they have to be
seen to|be appreciated, we have them in the following prices: 25c,
50c,;$1.0Q.L$1.25,Sl.50.
We have on Lhe^road, and expect them in before Thursday, the
swellest line^of ladies ready made Shirt Waists ever shown here.
We will have them in'JLingeree effects of Lawn, Silk Mull, Dotted
Swiss.and^China Silk. -
We havelthe belt Ladies Cause Undervest in town for the price,
3 for 25c, it is made full size and very elastic, two very essential
qualities£not usually found in this priced vest, we have in stock two
cases of thirty dozen each, and can therefore supply every demand.
We enjoy the(di&tinction of being the only exclusive Dry Goods
Store in this community and from that fact we assert that we
are better prepared to.supply your wants in our line.
T AY LO R S WALT1,lBORO,s popi;LA * store
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DIG UP A DOLLAR.
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And bring it to us if you want its worth in Honest Goods
We can say with safety and without exaggeration that our
stock of General Merchandise is unsurpassed in quality and
price. ‘ ‘ Y
REASONABLE GOODS
IT SUITABLI
We intend to sell our ^ w
and who fcil to see our . stock may thereby do "them
selves injustice. * . 0 * *
LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES
on Country Produce before you sell to the other fel
lows for less.
Walterboro Supply Company.
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•trret Names In City of Mexico.
Tin* etreel f^imenclature iu the City
of Mexico is yveu morv puzxlinB tlmu
that In New Orleans. Mock has
a dlffemit uaii.c. FoUowing the .aa;ue
•treet/you successively go :bn>URh the
afreets of Ft. Auguatlae. of the AuRel,
of the Holy Ghost, of St. Joseph, etc.
From the street of the Hata you pass
to the btreet <<f the Crosses; from the
street of the Gal • of lloavou to that of
the I^sve of <ijl. K'ery shop also has
a special na te. ns \. as tho custom for
merly In Fur >p<\ I rejji’et that 1 tlid
not Jot down i ia:.y curious on<*s. 1
only ivme'ulHT a ‘*pult|U‘*'’ drinking
•hop called I.oi Ferros (the DogaK thus
plainly teiliug the frequenter* what
they are goitr; to. Another *‘pul-
querln," d.r.s-tiy opposite n church,
calls itelf kMlUily FI Castillo del Di-
al.M (the Castle of the Devil). Anoth
er is San I.tines (St. Monday^ The
Mexican workjnau always celebrates
Monday ns a day of rest and dissipa
tion. He will work on Sunday, but
not on Monday.—New Orleuna Time*
Democrat.
John H Klein Successful.
After a great deal of effort and com
•pondence John M Klein the popular
drngglat. baa succeeded in gelling the
Dr lloward Co to make a special half
price introductory offer on tbe regular
fifty cent lire of their celebrated specific
for the cure fo conatipatloa and dyepepaia
Dr Howard’s specific has been eo re
markably successful ia caring conslipa-
lion, dyspneptia and all liver troubles,
that John M Klein Is willing to retarn
the price paid in avary com where it
doee not give relief.
Headaches, coaled toaroe, diunees,
gaa on stomach, specks before the eyes,
constipation, and ail forma of liver aed
stomach trouble ar toon cared by this
erientlfic medicine.
Bo great ia tne demand for this spec
ific, that John M Klein his been able to
ecenre only a limit*! supply, and every
one who Is troubled with dyspepsia,
constipation or liver trouble should cal',
npon him at once, or tend 25 cents, and
get sixty dosm o! tbe beat medicine ever
made,lon this special half-price offer,
with his personal gaaraatM to rehind
tbe money If it does Lot care.
She Oat Wise.
A Laramie woman went to the the
ater tbe other night with aome friends,
but when they were seated abe waa
separated from her fiiends by a man
and woman who seemed to pay no at
tention to each other. The woman
figured out that If the two people
would alt over a seat she could alt
with her friends. Bracing up hsv
nerve, abe sold sweetly to tha man.
“Beg pardon, are you here alone!”
The man stared at the curtain aa If he
were drawing a salary for It “T beg
pardon.” the woman Mid a little loud
er, “are yon alone 7“ "Get wise,” whis
pered the man hoarsely through tha
extreme corner of bis mouth; “this la
my wife.”—Laramie Boomerang.
South American Oil Birds.
One of the animal cariosities of South
America ia the “oil bird,” or guacharo.
It breeds In rocky caves on tha main
land, and one of Its favorite haunts is
the island of Trinidad. It lays Ita eggs
in a nest made of mud, and the young
birds are prodigiously fat The native?
melt tbe fat down in clay pots and pro
doce from It a* kind of butter. The
cave* inhabited by the birds are usual
ly accessible only from the sea. and
the hunting of them la sometimes ar
exciting sport
No doubt there were a few Smiths
at tbe celebration of tbe Jameetown
Island landing Monday.
lit
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Is a soothing, healing halm <
no drugs having a narcotic effect
RELIEVES
quickly and soothes the cungcsMd
Membranes and thoroughly heals and
Valuable not
Billy
only
for
CATARRH
hut relieves colds, threat tx
hay fever, "stoppea-vp” mm, <
"Wm Goanrnmtww So
Bay a ga cent tube of
WALTERBORO DRUG 00.
A DIUOIIS
Attack.**
A
fiutaty taste ia mouth, sick
headache, sallow complex-
km, the world your enemy.
Cunt®. Constipation, inact*
xiwfai f orernow ox dub
into the syatsm.
Rslisf. Treatment foe two
nights before retiring with
BAHSEta
DR. J. B. PADGETT
GETSINGER. S. C-
Carries a full lift of VIRGINIA-CAROL1NA
CHEMICAL CO’S FERTILIZERS, and a stock
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of general merchandise, so complete that any
thing that can be found anywhere else ; n Colleton
county can be found at his store.
He will meet competition on any article
sells.
DR. J. B. PADGETT
'. 8. G.
Jamestown
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Season. Sixty-day and Fifteen-day Tickets
sold daily April 19th to November 30th at
low rates. Coach excursion tickets on sale
Tuesday of each week at very low rates.
» Double daily train service with through
Pullman cars *. .* , \
For any further information see Ticket Agents or writs
W. J. CRAIG, T. C. WHITE,
Passenger Traffic Manager, General Pasenger Agent.
WILMINGTON, N. C
RE-UNION
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS
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RICHMOND, VA.
May 30th to June 3rd.
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SI0.30 FROM WALTERBORO, S. C., tickets on
rale from points in Viiginia, North and ffomh Carolina, May 20 h to
June 2nd inclusive and for trains scheduled to arrive Richmond be
fore noon of June 3rd
Final limit to leave Richmond returning not later than Tuna 11th
with privilege of extention of firal limit to July 6th, by deposit of
ticket with epecial agent at Richmond and payment of fM of fifty
cente. ~ ■BP*" *
Retain pootiona of tickets readingfacconnt above occaoion will be
honored from Norfolk if deiired, thus affording an opportunity of
vioiting the Jameetown Expoeilion,
THE ATLANTIC COAST UNE
Thron h oar acd train service will provide the quickeet and most
comfortable meant of rmebing Richmond.
Write for beantifnl Illustrated folder, Containing maps, liate
hotels, eto.
W. J CRAIG. T. C. WHITE, ^
Paaeenger Traffic Manager General Paaaenger Agent
WILMINGTON, 8. 0.
Changed Hi* Smmim.
A man went to a boxing Instructor
and naked him how much he would
charge him for tweuty-flre lessons.
Tbe lustructor told him his terms, and
the lessons commenced. After two tee-
eons the pupil, who was somewhat the
worse for wear, remarked to the pro
feseor: “You see, 1 wauled to tabs
enough lessons so that 1 could leoru
enough about tho manly art to lick a
man. Fvs changed my mind now. I
8Bom I will send tha fallow down to
taka tho reot of tha leaaonn”
How O f OK
fa tbe West Somerset country a fox
was banted right down to the seashore,
smd to the surprise of every one he
Mr am boldly out to sea. Tbe hounds
were taken away, and after some min
utes the fox swam back, landed, shook
himself and trotted quietly away. The
master decided that his life waa to he
spared, and he arms hunted no more
that day.—Country Lite.
jsvcrrnea gets
when
mighty proud of
s clergyman goes
CLEMhON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
Scholarship and Entrance Kx-
^ am (nation to Freshman Clam
ft* the award of
icholanhipo from Colleton Co an tv
and ADMISSION TO FRESHMAN
CLASS will he held at ibe County eoorl
hones on Frkiay In^ 8, at • a. m.
Applicants far rebolarships may secure
blank application forms from the coun
ty Superintendent of Education. TbsM
0,11 property and
61*d with the county superintendent
before the b< ginning of the examina
tion. Those taking tbe examine that
for eatronoe to the Freehr
not trying for a sohota
£ te .f ke lL ippli<mtion with the l
Mali The scholar*hips are worth filOO
and fiee tuition. One scholarship sin-
dent from each county may aotact tW
J”* 11 * 000 .™*’ take cm of
tha Agricultural ronrsM. Kxa
paper will be farni-hed, bat <
leant fchould
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