Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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— T! , ™ ^ i t - m • Turley Cr«cK FI®. E<litor IMeas^- allow m« apace your paper for a Jew dot*. I cant _*iy very much about the crop* great many of the writers Mt Carmel bota. EJtor t resj an«l Standird:— rjoa«3 pivc me a little corner in like a your paper, and twill give you do, a* a few dots. The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne tho signature of and has been made under his i»er- sonal supervision since- its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you In tliis. All Counterfeits Imitations and “ Just-as-good’* are but Experiments that trilie with arid endanger the health of - Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What Is CASTORIA ©astorta is a harmless substitute for .Castor Oil, Pare- forte. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend. w . • u oKNuiiix CASTORIA ALWAYS of this kind of work going on iu the state now. i am a l lt’e lik* .1 B P about the visitors, but any way 1 wHl give a fear of them. t W i.t^ Breland and family ff^m i Cara, Ca., sjK-iIca few days l^xe with friends anJ relatives, on their way to Tampa. II T Herndon and fam'ly left here a few days ago for their old home in South Carolina, where they expect to visit for a while. Messrs J B Herndon and Norman Smith expect to take a trip to the Jamestown Exposition sometime in the near future. H 0 H. The Kind Ton Hate Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. Editor Press and StandardI will writs a few dots from this littls Tillage. I never see an j- tbidgfrom this place in your paper, but 1 suppose the reason M that the farmers down here don’t have time to write like tboydo wbeiftbey have sq many bine eyes and gray eyes and pink eyes. . . Crops are good iu this com munity. Dry weather has dam aged them somewhat, but we have had a few showers and hope .to got some more; J edging from the clouds that have been going around, someone must have got a plenty. Cotton is small, but it is grow ing still. Among the visitors we have had ;were Mrs 0 H Koger who risitod relatives here last week. 6h» has returned to her home in Columbia, and C U Koger is now here visiting. Mr Jim Beach of Savannah is home with his father who is very ill , J W Boatwright of Weeks spent Sunday night in this com munity enroute to Walterboro on business. Mr Noah Crosby and Miaa> Lil lie Craven were married on the 5th it stint Correspondent. July 10 1007. there is not but little farmiog g&ng We arc hnvinx some nice on in this section, the drought cut showers row. Crops are looking them off a great dual. The turpentine better, and Gou Green, is about w still on the boom, there is a great conquered. Mrs B N Beach and son, Clyde, went shopping Tues lay night. Mr,and Mrs George Binder visited tlie latter’s parents near W altcrbcro last Sunday. Mi*and Mr- MatriTFwTom iIfoti ■ who have been visiting L M Prino have returned to their homo in Georgia. Miss Amanda Trine who ln»s been iu Georgia with her sister, returned home a few days ago. We are glad to welc me her smiling face in our group again. A large number of youn people had very enjoyable afternoon at 1 L M Prine’s Sunday. We heard some fine peices on Mr Tomilsou’s graphophone. S B launders of Stokes was a welcome visitor to our vicinity on Monday. Mrs W K 1 each, a prominent merchant of this section, went to owu Taursday. Miss Leckie Carter was the guest Of Miss Pearl Beach last Sunday. Mr and Mrs J £ Gatch visited their perents Friday. Messrs Lush Linder and New ton Carter visited L M Prine’s home last Saturday night. Our Sunday School is getting along very nicely. 1 hope it one to do so. 1 suppose 1 had better ring off as I heard the old oat mew. With best wishes, I close. Pearl Beach. BmI Medicine in the World for Oolio and Diarrhoea. "I ftov. Chamberlain'* Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Keuoedy io be the beet remedy in the world/’ eeys Ur C L Carter of Skimm, Ala. ”1 am nbjeot to colic and diarrhoea Laat epring aeemed aa though I w« nld die, ami I think I would if I hadn't taken Cham- berlain’a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. ' 1 haven't beet) troubled with it ainoe until this week, when I had a very severe attack and took half a bot tle of the tweatvfive cent alee Chamber lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and this morninjf I feel like a new man.” For sale by Jno M Klein work Whea the baby Is tee tblag it ia cics and reel leer, it becomes feverish, and ia many cases vomits a great deal and of tentimes cannot even keep cool water on the stomach. All the delicate Httle organs of the stomach are affected, bringlLf oa oolio and diarrhoea. Caa- casweeta for babies and children makes the stomach right and allays inflamms- tioh and prevents irratation. Casca- sweeta maxes the baby happy end well. Bold by Jno M. Klein. t JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION Rates from Walterboro, S. 6., as follows: Sssson Ticket $22.15 sold daily April 19th to November 30th. 00 day ticket $18.80 sold daily April 19th to November 30th. ^ 16 day ticket $16.15 sold daily April 19th to November 30th. Coach excursion $10.90 sold each Tuesday; limit 7 days En dorsed “Notgood in parlor or sleeping cars.” OOAST fclNE “NORFOLK FLYERS” Lv. Walterboro 714 v m. Lv Norfolk 6 10 p m. Ar. Norfolk 7 90a. m. Ar. Walterboro 9 55 a. m. Throu^hF Pullman - tlarta andi> I . cars, from Port Tampa and Jack- Lugusta, Ga. Wilmington, N. C., via LINE RilLROAD COIPANY Write for a bea a 1 * trated folder containing maps, des criptive matter, list . »etc.. For reservations or i. v mformation, address W.J. CRAIG, > T. a WHITE, P—esgrr Traffic Passenger, General Passenger Agent WILMINGTON, N. C > r The Size of It. Up in the morning aud ill day. Just for sporting, and tomorrow to pay. Work tomorrow, dry or damp, Got to keep working or else be a tramp. Work noonday for sporting game Just earn money and spend it * ^ - again. Next day after ia root or die, For habits of sporting come mighty high. Next week too ia juat th > same, And I am sure there is none can beat the sporting game. O. A. Gatch. Associate! Beyers Conpaay. We attend all special ales and secure bargutu price# for our patrons. Welch the Charleston advert laments and let as knew your waste. 8. Uafaotioa guar- or money refunded without ASSOCIATED BUYERS CO. P.O. Specialities. Box 677. Chariest oa, S. C STATE’S ROAD WORK. is u soothing, hestinf; helm eouteipfar no dnjgs having a narcotic effect, u RELIEVES quickly and soothes the ___ membranes and thoroughly beak aud cleanses. Valuable net only for CATARRH but relieves colds, throat troubles,” hay fescr, “stopped-up” nose, etc. We Owstrantww Satlsfactioa. Buy n go cent tube of NCsjcha from WALTERBORO DRUG CO. aadgutyonr money back Sample tube end Booklet by mail back if not satisfied. mail xoc. Mrs Margaret Renton Dead. On 21, 1907 Ihe death angel visited the home of Mr J i* M Benton at Melros), Fla and took from him his beloved wife, aged 40 years 11 m ntlis. She leaves to4Bpurn her loss, a devoted husband, two cons, and two daughters, the yonngeat, of which ia about 15 } ears of age, . algo a boat of friends and' relatives in Colleton county. i lira Benton waa a daughter of )tr Henry Kiuaey of Salkdftatchie Mr and Mrs Benton left Colleton about 10 years ago. Since that time Mr Benton has been engag ed in a turpentine business in Florida- She sleeps, but not forever, In the lone and silent grave. Blessed be the Lord that gave, Blessed be the Lord that taketh la the bright.Ctsrnal city, Deatb can never, coinje. ' Io.-hit own good time to’il call oa rofn,earth to a sweeter home. D. L/Beoton, Get singer, 8 O. Connecticut Will Build Trunk Reede en e Uniterm Rian. Evru e year ego .the proposition to boiui the state of Connecticut for f3,000.000 or 16,000,OUCT'*la order to build good roads would have been re- Tranled ns visionary. While the auto- mof-llists would have been glad of the roads which would result from such a course. It is doubtful If even they would have looked upon such a plan as other than a little too ambitious to go through, and the fanners wouldn’t have considered It for a moment. Now the situation has so changed that the fanners are actually asking the com mittee to report a good sized bond is sue to be available for Improved road ways at about a million a year, writes a New Haven correspondent of the Boston Transcript Connecticut has done much toward acquiring good roads as a state, and yet it is the fact that the state has no system of good roads today worthy the name, and while there are stretches of road In different sections which have been well bu}!t and built to last In a general way the expenditure of mo:- does not show. The busks of the new plan which seems likely to receive the support of j the general assembly consists In the , state’s taking over absolutely all trunk roads. The etste will be entirely re sponsible for these roads, and with au appropriation of a million a year It won't be long before Connecticut will have a state wide network of first class roads. Certain concessions in the mat ter of choosing the toad to be Improv ed will be made to the local authori ties. but it must be a trunk road. The state will go into tbe roadmak ing husinead on u large scale, will have Its own trap rock quarries or take the entire output of private quarries, will have Its owu stone crushers and all the other necessities for successful madir.: king, will employ Its own fore men and inspectors and will go at tin- whole business oa u uniform plan. Not the least of tbe benefits of the scheme will be tbe fact that the towns will have their own road approprta tlons intact to spend on roods lending to the trunk lines improved by the state. It Is proposed to-bring thp high way commlaaloner Into even closer tomb with the automobUlsts by giv ing him an auto la. which to travel from town *to tywa overseeing the rand buildings And. Incidentally, uD tbe taxes on autos coming to the stake win be spent on food route ka add!- Bob to the proceeds from the hood to- Mi b the heet rubbing world Try R. One hall MOOOI uyspcpwi . k ..a V V DOES... ADVERTISING ... PAY? > u| 1 This question is left exclusively to the ones who indulge in adver tising for decision. Do you ad vertise? If not, just step across . L—— the street to your neighbor who does and ask his opinion of it. If you think because your business is so small you cant afford it, you are simply mistaken. “Seein’is 0 Believin.” If you have never tried it, suppose you do it for just a short while and you will always use Printers Ink. A- V, / Press and Standard t* -v * J Walterboro S;C v»f‘( * l MWr'i-j'i ’ ■ .jSW*' ' . A. 3V.