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, Editor Prett and Standard :—
1 have never written anything to
J^oar valuable paper do I thougl t
( would give yon a few dot* from
this place.
We have loit one of our charm
ing young ladies by marrage.
Mist Louise Ltne and Mr Calvin
Nettles were joined in holy
matrimony last Sunday. The
bride was the chaTniiu:: young
daughter of Mr* G W Lane.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs Mark Nettles. We wish
them a long and hap|»y life.
The fanners up here are all
getting ready for plantingcotton.
They ara learning more every
day about farming. 'Jhey are
doing now* "hat 1 like to see,
doing away with the stumps.
Well Mr. Editor the “sukat”
season is out and hope that in
fnture it wHl stay out and we all
hope to see that nasty dispeusar y
out cf this county.
Hric«, 25
Editor Press and Standard: —
I saw in your last week’s paper
where some friends have a fine
huch of A If <1 fa grass growing.
I have m*:ir Cottageville, Alfalfa
and timothy grass, some barley
ami wheat ami some new Uoos«
velt oats. Also tw'o thousand fine
cabbages will soon be aeady for
the knife. L. M, Sanders.
Hound, S. C. 4 14 1908.
Rings Little Liver Pills for bilious
ness au<1 -icA-hen^achS. They clean the
system and clear the skin. Price 25c. Try
them.
walterboro O' iijr Co.
ENTIRE CITY INTERESTED
IN YOUNG MAN
Cooper’s New Theory Attracts Widespread
Attention During Stay in Cincinnati.
An adequate Idea of the intense in
terest which has been aroused by
roung Mr. Cooper during the past year
vlth his theories and medicines is
riven in the following article which
appeared In the Cincinnati Post while
3ooper was introducing his ideas to
the people of that city. The article
lays: “The beginning of Mr. Cooper’s
lecond week in Cincinnati gives every
Indication that he is to enjoy the same
istonishlng success here as in other
ilties.
“From the first day of his visit the
srowda that pall to see him have stead
ily increased, until now it has reached
k point where several thousand talk
with him each day. The entire city
teems to have become Interested in his
theory that the human stomach is
jetsamte, and he already has an
may of followers in Cincinnati who
mm positive that his claims are cor-
“A number of Clncfhnations were
interviewed at Cooper's headquarters
/, sad several interesting
its, showing their intense faith
The following are selected from these
■tateaients sad are characteristic of
BMm all: Mia. M. KL Emerson of C30
West Court street, said: *1 have suf
fered -with stomach trouble and con-
sttpatloa for a year or ao. Wheal
I would hatu Moated spells, sour
fermentation, bad taste in
la the morning I waa as
tired as when I went to bed. I had a
dull pain in the lower part of my back.
I have taken almost one bottle of the
New Discovery end am so wonderfully
Improved that I have come down here
to thank Mr. Cooper In person and ob
tain more of the medicine/
“Another Individual interviewed was
Mr. J. H. Brooks, living at 527 Walnut
street, who had the following to say:
’For the past eighteen months I have
been a constant sufferer from catarrh
of the head and stomach. My nasal
liassages would become Inflamed and
sore. I would have severe headaches,
which affected my eyes, and great
crusts of matter would drop Into the
throat, causing an irritation of the
bronchial passages, until the stomach
finally became poisoned. When I would
lay down at night a phlegm would
gather In my throat until it almost
choked me, and would cause an an
noying cough. Half a bottle of
Cooper’s New Discovery gave me re
lief,and when the first bottle waa fin
ished I felt like a new man. I am
now completely cured and consider
Cooper's New Discovery the greatest
catarrh, blood and stomach remedy In
the werld.”*
The Qooper preparations have been
wonderfully Succeesful throughout the
United States. We consider them re
markable medicines and would be
pleased to explain the nature of
—John M. Klein.
BULLETIN NO. 2.
Party Fares: Effective April 3,
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For parties of ten (10) or more traveling together
on one ticket two (2) cents per mile per capitt;
minimum per capita (are fifteen (15) cents.
These rates are open to the public and apply be
tween any point
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NEWS FROM RUFFIN.
It baa b*en quite a while ainoe I
have seen anything from our huatl-
ing little community known aa the
Roaendale section, and if you wil i
permit me I will give you a few linea.
The farmer a of this aection are
getting on fairly well, moat of ua ve
through planting corn and aome are
through planting cotton. Owing to
the changeable condition of the
wtather some are waiting for the
cold to bt* over before they plant.
Yesterday we had a very able and
much appreciated sermon delivered
to us at Tabor by our much beloved
pastor Rev (5 W Burgess. ^
As pinder shellings are all the ^
for young folks, 1 will give an ac-'
count ot one or two.
A few nights ago C H Berry* gave
us a pinder shelling and it waa quite
an enjoyable one two, we had a large
crowd and a good time. I mention
•ome of the visitors from a distance:
Thomas Berry and Joe Tbomaa of
Smoaka section, Eddie and Ivy Ben
nett of Lodge and Miaaea Minnie and
Letha Bryan of the Bethel aection.
On laat Saturday night Mr Solo
mon Martin gave ua another pindtr
■helliog at which we had a email 4
crowd although a lovely time. It
waa e very pleeeant evening for all
who were pre* nt.
Ha Got What He Needed-
“Kite veers ago U looked aa it a»y
time bad ooose, sera Mr C Farthing,
of will Greek, lad. Tea. “1 wee ao ran
down that life hnag on a very slender
thread It was then my druggist reooaa-
mandad Skctric Bitten. T bought a
boftlt and 1 got what I alidad Nrsegth
I had one foot la the crave* hot Rodeo
Bitten pet ft beck oe the tnrf again, and
Fee been well over steea." Bold under
gearaatetat Jeon Kkln's dreg atom.
BOo
BRYAN DOTS.
The Pm and Standard.—Pleaaa
allow me space to writs a wo d or ao.
Wa ait oertailny having aome terrific
weather, Mr Editor?
The farmers ire vary busy
preparing Uw another crop.
W W Haines and Walter
tfettlsa of Salhshatohia,
Black Creak Sunday last
Onr hslomd paafeer Bar J R Smith
detinrefl a vary intonating wnmn
Soeday at Black Oeak.
Qnita a large crowd aamnhlsd at
A M Preveaux’ to celebrate the six
teenth birthday of his son Wyman.
It was enjoyed v*ry much by all. We
played a few games and bad a very
nice supper. The young getftleman
Wyman seemed to enjoy it more than
all for the girls pinned sweet boquets
on his coat.
Messes Duncan Pelluni and Harry
Smith of Walterboro atu-uued ser
vices at Black Creek Sunday.
With best wishes to The Press and
Standard. K. V. P.
April, Gth.
4 One Touch of Nature Makes the
Whwie World Kin ’*
When a rooster finds a big fat worm
he calls all the heoa in the farm yard to
come r nd share it A similar t tail of
human nature is to be observed when a
man discovert something exceptionally
good—be wants all his friends and
neighbors to thare the benefits of his
discovery. This is the touch of namre
that makes the whole world kin. Tbia
expMnt Why people who have been
cured by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
write letters to the msnulactnre*s for
publtcaiioo, that others similarly ailing
may also use it and obtain relief. Be
hind every one of tkeee letters is a warm
beartid Wish of the writer to be of uee
to eotneone else. This remedy is tor
sate by John m Klein.
He ^r^acheB well who live* well
—French.
Many a man wear* a thinking
cap under hii silk hat.
Onr Grandmother* need to get a lot
of old nails place them in a vessel con
taining vinegar and allow them to
remain until the acetioactd in the vine
gar portuoed an iron solution. This
cnncotlon was then taken by nearly
every meml e • of the family durieg the
Spring end Fall nod it rarely ever failed
to strengthen and beaflt the person tak
ing it. The old way was good bat there
is a new way that is fkr better. Science
has discovered a wnv to manufacture
Iron so that it can be dlasolved in svrnpe
and elixir* and give in definite dose*. |
Oi,e of the beat rod an test ways to take
Iron Is in Rydale’s Tonic. This remedy
is a combination of Iron. Quinine and
Strychlne in an Oramre Elixir and eotn-
btned with other ingredients th> t make
it very valuable aa a blood and nerve
tonic. It i> without and for weak ami
puny children aod sare core for rhlls
and malaria ;£old by Jno M Mlein.
flte Thaw divorce seems a
pitiful enti-climax to such a
well staged melodramatic and
smutique trial
DeWit*sCnrbolised Wltoh Hazel Salve
la beat for cots, burns, boils, brnlees and
scratches. It is esoetfally good ior plies.
Bold by John M Klein.
i 1 ™"
We are looking forward to the 2nd
and 3rd of May on which there will
he a aeries of services held at Bethel
M E church by the presiding Elder
Rev W I Herbert of Charleston, at
which yon will have a cordial wel
come, as aver.
Mr Currie, ooe of Varnville’s organ
agents, has recently sold two or three
orgsas in this oommnnity. ’
Miss Florrie Carter of Ritter is
■pending sometime wito Miss Johns
at this piece*
Mr Colbert Crosby one of the lend
ing eitisens[of this place is very sick,
we heps he will sooa recover.
Mr Editor, the leading citizens
around here asem delighted to see
your naan in The Press end {Maori
ard as a nsndidtts for the legislature,
inat much for yoa Mr W W.
I gases 1 had better doer. Sin
cerely yours, Entre N
Kennedy’s
laxative
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Cough Syrup
ooftahs homey aid tar
Rehevun Colds by working thnoi not ef
Children Like It
Stretch Your Legs
and be comfortable. Streit
patent foot rest is n part of the
chair; forms tufted front when
not in use.
Morris
Chairs
John M. Klein, Druggist.
Train up a child and away he will
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