Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V Dots From Doctor's Creek. August 25—Editor I'rps'* an (ttudard: Will you illow m« pace in your valuable paper to elate afew items. The farmers of this kectieu are hrough pulling fodder they will iow begin to pick cotton. Mrs K H Breland visited her * / laughter Mrs B G Herndon tear Ruffin a few days ago. J Q Fender wifj and three ittle boys visited Cottagevilie ast week. J L Benton and Jasper Fender attended the Campaign meeting it Bells Saturday last. Sorry to say that Lee Chas- oreau left last Tuesday lor Charleston to have his eyes op- jerated on, hope he will soon ecover and return home. J Q Fender J A, W D Bre- and and J L Benton spent last Aonday in the low country lish- ng they had a fine time. M W Breland has been in bed everal days with his back glad «o say he is improving but rattier >loW. W B Saunders has beeu ou :he sick list but gi«d to say he is ip and able to be about. Miaaea Laura and Nan Bre- and visited their brotner and listers near Tabor last week. Little Miss Urel Yarn is visit* ng at her grandfather^ J »j Griffin. Bill Breland was the l.ouored i fuest of Miss Fearl sterns to have been disappointed, or was scared rway before he could search the body, because a bsg of money was found on her person. This woman bore a good repu tatiou and was a faithful worket <m the farm of G C Parish for the past six years. The occurrence has, natura’ly, worked this community up to a high pitch, and had it not been for the prompt act on of the Magistrate in taking hold of the matter, the sosp?ct would have been vigourously dealth with, and the colored people were die* posed to take the lead. The suspect, Israel Campbell, bears a bad reputation and has been tried and jailed before for a similar murder, but was freed for lack of evidence the evidence now is, of course, circumstantial, but it points strongly,* and the community is determined that theca»e shall be pushed to the full. It it is also reported that this man is wanted for several othet charges, it is hoped that the attorneys will l>e wise and not undertake to release this man on the u«tnl bond. BASE BALL LOUIS COHEN AND COMPANY 232 & 234 Kin.or Street, Charleston, S. C. THE HOUSE THAT GIVES TOO satisfaction: OR YOOR MONET BACK . ‘ * , * * a 1 * 1 11 ■■ ii - ■4 . ^ The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House In The South We cut fine piece goods for merchants in aYiy length at wholesale prices. Try us on an Order. Your nearest Mail Box places our store right next door to you. Princess Dresses and Joinper Suits Balance of our Ladies white and colored Lawn and Lingeries Princess Dresses and Jumper Suits. On sale at the following reductions— $4.00 Dresses reduced to 2.67 5.00 Dresses reduced to 3.37 7.50 Dresses reduced to 5.00 ic.oo Dresses reduced to 6.67 15.00 Dresses reduced to 10.00 18.00 Dresses reduced to 15.00 20.00 Dresses reduced to 13.37 30.00 Dresses reduced to 20.00 Ladres walking skirts oi Black and Navy Blue Panama, Fancy fixtures and Black Chifton Taffeta silk—Re duced. 1-3 OFF FORMER PRICE. Providence V» Cottagevilie On 8atunlay uttemoon Cot- t ‘geville best Providenee on their own ground?, m ahveii- HeroUou ! u ’ng game, by a «eore of eight to We carry a large assortment of Laaies Lace Waists in Black, White, Cream and Ecru, colors from $2.98 to 25.00 Black £6.50 to 25.00. Tailor lade Saits At Half Price Every one this seasons, styles and most wanted fabrics, in Prince Chap and Madame Butterly effects. $12.00 Suits reduced to 6.00. 15.00 Suits reduced to 7.50 20.00 Suits reduced to 10.00 25.0c Suits reduced to 12.00 30.00 Suits reduced to 15 00 40.00 Suits reduced to 20 00. LADIES WAISTS. Grouped in three special lots. LOT i. Ladies White Lawn Waists, trimmed with Laces and em broideries, 1.25, 1.50 and 1.75 qualities Clearance, price 1.00 LOT 2 Ladies White Lawn and Lengirie Waists beautifully trimmed with Laces and embroideries 4.00 and 4.50 qualities. Clearance price 2.98. LOT 3. Ladies White Lawn, Lin gerie and Linen Waists, some Hand embroidered others trimmed w'ith Laces and embroideries 6.00 to 10.00 qualities choice at 5.00. Mosquito Nets. Full sized Mosquito Nets and Canopies Complete ready for use Value 1.25 Special 93c. Extra large size Mosquito Nets and Canopies, Complete spec al 1.45 Dixie Frames and Nets complete for Wood or Iron Bed special 2.96 Full line of American and English Bobbinet 75c to 10.00 piece. PORCH BLINDS. Keep your Piazzas shady and cool, size 6 feet by 8 feet $t.00 Size 8 feet by 8 feet 1.25. Size 10 feet by 8 feet 1.50. Swing in one of our Hammocks— We have a full line in pretty colors, Pillow and full value, 1.00 to 10.00 each. SPECIAL. Ladies Chifton Taffeta Silk Jumper Suits, Solid Colors and stripes value 13.50, sale 10.00. .Mt Sunday night must be some I fwtJ,lt y'G ur * Gapi. lom Pisl.- Tttraction he goes right oiieu. er l ia d h lB team iu good trim, Mr and Mrs W ii Breiaud ot! ‘ ut d could uot withsrsnd the Juffin visited the toimeis paren;* Vlin of Capr. AsUiry^Ad Usou’s Mt week. .team from the v liago. The fen- Dube and Bill are the houcred * ur oof the gamo was Mr Joi n guest* of Laura aud Nau this Bailey s spect irul>*r pitchiu*. Afternoon. j He, however, stsy.d in the box I will close with best wishes ° :, ly * short time. Ewell and to the Press and Standard and Eugene Ackerman, pitcher and Editor. Lonely Have catcher for GottagevilJe, made <<i several ^grand-maud plays” OBITUARY ! while Edgar .liers showed the Editor Press and sftaudatd:— Ibovidence team the art of“pelt- 3n July 15th, 1908, the Heath ing the horse-hide sphere. ” Angel visited the home of J G To make it an ideal game it Polk, near Islan Itou, aud took i required the presence of ladies, from him his beloved wile, bhe aud Providence and Cottage- wasforty-eight yean of »g t anl| villa turned out some of their Leave! three sons and two daugu- most beautiful ones, ter, all of whom are married . The following is the line-up: “She sleeps, but not forever, in Providence Cottagevilie the lone and silent grave, jTom Risher, P Ewell Ackerman Bleated be the lord that gave, 1C M Risher C Eugene ** Blessed be the Lord thai taketh, Jehu Bailey IB A Bridge J R Rianer 2B Edgar Hiers W Higher SB Ellison Ackerman Builds Force J-21 What is medicine for? To cure you, if sick, you sty. . But one medicine will not cure every kind of sickness, bectuse different; medicines act on different parts of the body. One medicine goes to the liver. 1 \ another to the spine. Wine of Cardui to the womanly organs. So that Is w® Wine of Cardui has proven so efficacious in most cases of womanly disease. Try ft.’ Mrs. Wm. Throer, of Bartonvdk, IU, wrttaa: suffered for years with femala dlaaaaMi and C without relief. My back and head would hurt ms. and I suffered agony with bearing-down pains. 1 took Wine of Card* and now 1 am In good health. ” Sold smywfasra. In $1.00 bottles. WRITE OS A LETTER At la* J away. In the bright eternal city'death can never come. In Mia own goad time he'll oall os from earth to a sweeter • • home.” Her loving son, John VV Polk. O D J O Guess •« * tt tc (i R F Toni O F Asbnry Addison S S Emory Carter L F Philip Ackerman - Newt From Meggett MgggettJ Aug. 21 Special—A mo* brutal murder occurred hart on last Saturday night, Augptt 15th. A wom&u by the bama of Camford Smith was round op Sunday morning, about daylight, in the fireplace of her house deed, with her face and heed partly charred by the fire* On investigation it wa-i found that she had been shot. The poatinortem by the doctor reveal ed ths fact that she uiu-t have beau shot while in a sitting po-i- tkw. TUa bullet entered the head on the left side of the median line, ranging downward, the bones of the neck •svering the spinal cord, must have been inataiitau- otyce* pf the murderer hate been robbery, as the known >0 have bad % The murderer, Iu this particular, Umpire, E 0 Connor. Scorers—Howell Ackerman aud Mr Canady. Back Stop—Abbic Garris. . Union Meetings ^ The U nion of the First Divi sion of'he Oolletou Baptist As sociation will meet with Spring Hill church on Friday, August 2Sth, at 11 o'dock, A. M. Churohes will be expected to send a full delegation, and all of the ministers will be expected to attend fully prepared for work. The above will also apply to the Second Division, which meets ou the same day, at the tame houi, with the Great Swap church. Come one, come all! Come prepared to work for the Master. Interested Observer, home for a vacation. Ourcounry candidat'S pretty well represented at 0111 meeting. Among them were H L Smith, John Moore, A A Patterson, Sam B .Saunders and others. Well, Mr Editor, l think that to-day at Crocketrvilie, will close the picnic season, which, 1 dare say, will, no duuht, close a hap py season tor young aud old, but 1 don’t think the candidates will close out until the 25th. Lelaud Hiers. So far as setting the big prob lems is.concerned^who thall «ay the sweet girl and the sour boy irraduatea miss it any farther than the political pow-wowers? The love of work is the joy living—if it is well requited. of Eiceltent Health Advice. Mm. M. M. Davison, of No. 379 Gif ford Ave San Joae. Cal , *ey« “The worth of Electric Bittera aa a general family remedy, f<»r headache, bilioat- nes« and terpor of the liver and bowels ia ao pronounced that I am prompted to aay a word in ita favor, for the benefit of tboie seeking relief from soch afiiic- tines - There is more health for the di- S isttve organs in a bottle of E ectric fliers than in any other remedy I know of" Sold under guarantee at John M. Klein’s drag store. 30c. Daisy In any :biog is bad, bat It poiltl- vaiy dangeroia when there is something srrong witn your Sidney,. Don’t watt until tomorrow Get eoinethtof that Is They are auiUeptie and almost Instant ly relieve t«caache, rheumatic pains and all bladder and kidney troubles. W* sell them. Sold by tfTalterboro Drag Co, Some women capture hus bands as men capture horses. In neither c <*6 is the rope in sight until it is needed. • Editor Press and Standard:— A public office is public property and there f ore, open for criticism. Any deviation is a question for investigation, hence, to the well to bedeponded up<>n to help you prom _ .. - .. .. . , tiy at such tiu.es Tb« one remedy 1*1 a Rer all, there is but above all '>*her« that w« suggest is DeW ill’s, Kidney end Bladder PUD. Jno. F. Folk, RAMttgPr S. C - AGRtT fOB - The Ford Autoaobils, Tha Car Thai Goat. Chronic Diarrhoea Relieved Mr B la ard £. Henry, with the United Stales axpreiw ('o , Chicago, writes “Oor General Soperiateadent.- Mr. Qaick, handed me a bottle of Chamberlain’s Oollc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemedy some time ag > to check an attach of the old chronic diarrhoea I have need it slnoe that time and oare*l many on our trains who have been sick I am an old soldi er who seeved with Rofhefotd B. Hayes and William McKinley fonr years An tbs MS'd Ohio Regiment, and have no diarr Oea, which one conclusion. Has the Super visor complied with the law in having tha work done? If the Uw justifies the contract, then ii must be an error of judgment. If they have over reached their authority in having this extrava gant work done, they should be held responsible. This exposure was the result of an untrammel ed Press. Don’t' handcuff the Press by suppression, but bt it turn on the light, because hun dreds of tax payers would uot have knoWu they were taxed for such work ouly through the efforts of tha Press. J D Ackerman. Gottagevilla Aug. 10. 8tuyvesant Fish says a man who has been cut down from #250,0)0 to #50.0N) a vear feels desperately poor. That might almost drive ami to the bread line. Diarrhoea Cured. ‘ My father ba* for years been troub led with d'arrboea. and tried every means possible to effect a care, without avail,’’ write* John H. Ztrkle of Philip pi. W. Va. “He eaw Chamberlain’s CHic. Colera and Diarrhoea Remedv advertised iu the Philippi Republican aud decided to try it The result Is oos bottl* cured him and hs has not suffse- mt with the diseass for eightean months. Before taking this remedy be was s oon- stem sufferer. He is now sound and well, aud elthongfa sixty years old, cau do as much work as a yuuug man.” Sold by John M. Klein. The Empire State of the South is preparing to kick Iht lid off the convict-lease system. Look out for a sharp advance in Abe formaldehyde and chloride of Fme market?. The harder you lift for your fellows the leva danger of their pulling you down. W oman loves a clear rosy oomplec- tion. Burdock Bond Bitters purifiss the blood, clears the- skin, restores ruddy, sound health. People who jump at con clusions generally laud with a dull thud. Various newspapers are com menting on th* fact that “Mr Kem looks like a farmer.” There are a powerful lot o’ farm ers in this country. A Faithful Friend. *1 have u*od Chamberlain’s Colic, Cluleia and DiarrhosK Remedy since ft wee first intrudaeed to the public In 187k. and have never found one instan ce where a cure was not speedily effect- f*d by Iteuae. I bate been a oommer- 1 dal traveler tor eighteen year*, and never start oat on a trip wftnoat this, my fabhial frtead,” says H 8. NlohoW of Oakland, Ind. Ter. When a DeWitt’* Carbolised Witch Haael tjalve 3 is especially good for piiea. but it Is also recommended nearly everywhere for anyruag when a *alve D needed. It la •oothing. cooling and healiug. Be sore to get De Witt’s Witch Hasei Salve when you ask for it. We sell sod re- oommead it. Sold by Wallerboro Drug Co., "One swallow doesn’t make a summer”—Not even % swallow of mint julep. Whet is Best for Indigestion? Mr. A. Robinson of Drnmqeiu, Onta rio, has been troubled f<r yean with indigestion, and recommends Chamber lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as “the bent medicine I ever uesd ” If troubled with indigestion or constipa tion give them a trial. They are cer tain io prove beneficial. They are easy to 'aka and pleasant ia effoet Price, tfi cents, bang les free a; Joha M. Klein’s drag store. A Long Island man is having a bouse built on a pivot, so that be may "always face tha risiu sun.” He is a politician, o: course. Granulated Sore Eyes Cured. ' For twenty years I suffered trom a bad esse of granulated sere ryes, sere Martin Boyd of Henrietta, Ky. -In February, 1903, a gent is man asaed ms totry Cnaatberlatu’e Salve- I bought one box and need abourfwo-thirds of U nd my eyes bars not glVsa we trouble since.” This salve Ii for by Joha M Klein. 4 aril Mo traa takas ao Hasp a mot as prajodica.—Frsueh. There is said to, ha an animal iu Africg that never uses water io any shape, form Sff fashion. The "blind tigc^^aCttironly. has essd a remedy for thirty-five yearn] auimal of that oharaatffT fe MhS ^r^y^aeBati^: w * ^ • Don’t see swrzarsi - x>