Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' v f \ - } ’ ■ p 3^B Bakino Powd ^/fbsohttely Tjure The Only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar —Made from Grapes— A Guarantee of Pure, Healthful, Delicious Food WELCH NECK SCHOOL ITEMS 11, Mr. Edito ; Allow me a little spare in y. ur valu able paper and I will a vid yoira A BAPTIST ELDER RESTORED TO HEALTH BY VINOL ir _ r _ . *‘I was run down and weak | )v few items from our school. 'Hie from indigestion and general ; V Xmas holidays are over and ail debility, also suffered from verti-> £ the boys and girls have returned to college and their work. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Jaqnes ; spent Xmas with their parents. Mrs.G.W. Garris spent the hdlidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Linder. Our school has started under the management of Miss Tibbie Padgett. Rev. Martin preached able as well as an instructive serin.u on last Sunday. Must ripg oil now. Percv \Y. Garris. go. I saw a cod liver prepara- tion called Vinol advertised and decided to give it a trial, and the i ^ results were most gratifying, j After taking two bottles 1 Te-| m gained my strength and am now ; Q feeling unusually w^ll.” Henry * again Cunningham, Elder Baptist Church, Kingston, N. C. Vinol is not a patent medi- cine—but a preparation compos- ^ ' ed of the medicinal elements of Q with a ,, Vinol ere- fy PRISE REDU6TI0NS * cols 1 livers, combined touic iron and wine. Galore On Intire WITH OUR EXCHANGES. LET’S IMPORT SOME. There is talk wages in Corea from cents a day. It is said that laborers are completely agog over it. If the increase doesn’t cause the masses to enter upon a debauched career it will be a wonder. Greenville News. DOTS FROM PINE GROVE. Pine Grove, Jan. ll: s Elitor Press and Standard Christmas Classified Advertisements. ates a hearty appetite, tones up the organs of digestion and makes rich red blood. Tn thi- natural manner, Vinol creates strength for the run-down over -uki avnnr, FOR SALE , rma ano.no/I t FOR SALE— vN i It* *i»ld cheiio to ca^li worked a nd doldlit a t ed, and to of an increase of 18 over and even one Kerned to iiu ; c.or ,„r .couv. ., ) .- iC a,e old people rom eight to nine | enjoy it very much. horte. v 4V r „„i. a hi. Mr and Mrs Eddie Morris spent W TRY A CONTEST. We notice that one of our exchan ges is offering one hundred cabbage plants free with every pafid up sub scription. Spend the same amount with Uncle Sam and if they are any good they '\vill ‘‘come cross.” Sumter Herald. A GOOD MOVE. The anti-saloon people of Georgia are moving for a law to prohibit the newspapers from carrying whisky advertisements. If they' succeed in ’ this, they will make another long step forward in the direction of curtailing liquor consumption in their state. Yorkville Eijquirer. spent Sunday, 'with Miss K ite Walker. Misses Fannie Mayne and Flos sie Benton spent Sunday very pleasantly with Miss Alma Berry. Miss Lizzie Bryant has been visiting Miss Shelly Benton. Laurie and Ollie Benton spent Several days at Adams Run last week. Miss Beulah Beaton spent a while with her sister, Mrs Harvey Grillin. Ti rr A; Shutter. For chronic couehs, coMs and FOR SALK-\U SH-Iiti e. fdim of 35 ; bronchit is Vmol is unexcelled. All such persons in this \ iiu ini- \ mol on mu acres near the town, liaod k*mle nient and one-horse fsrm "leaied , Must t* sold al ouiO HS owne: is Koing j tv are aeKed to iTV to leave. A osrcain to qm. 11 urcha# foiier to lefuini their money if II hi er. Coileton Rjaity Co. „ . .. - M . fails to cive satisfaction. ju/ F ur tine milk cows cheap y John M. Klein Walterboro. f READY-TO-WEAR V Clothing Fu« SALE _ for cadi. Anply to H A Francis W&lterboro, S C. 1 13 tf K(_'R >ALE—Very iletirable bait ting lot on Railruvl Avenue, one block fjom the de|vtt. One-half lot between Mr Lev\ and Street, runs to Cotton Mill, ’terms easy. At dress A Wichman, \Valterl>oro, S. C REA. DANIELS MAKING GOOD ' The following clipping from the j At Miss Dell’ Benton and Berry news columns of the Mullins Enter-. I 1 ' 1 13 Gt | prise will be read with interest in j Jh Walterbpro, by Rev. J. L. Daniel’: FOR SALK—The rolleuon Realty Go. , f r i t , n( j s . has two very flue farms for sale. If any- | Key j L lianiel. pastor of tht Methodist church, is attracting al- f mf>st unprecedented crowds every Sunday. I^st Sunilay morning one is interested in the purchase of a farm it will be well to c imiuuuicate with »anl company TO RENT.—Office over the Press _ , . , iw nr..s i.—tmih;- extra chairs had to Ik* brought in to! jj Hudson wero happily married on (in q standstd will be vacant .Ltn. l st accommodate the {>eople and at the tl e 31st of December- We wish The Press and Standard. u - them a long and happy life. Misses Mavna and Florrie Ben- i WANTS. sound W W Siu ak. Jr. REFERRED TO EDITOR COLE FOR EXPLANATION: A former' 1 pastor of this good Barnwell charge prarried a couple and received a.; a fee. 1 am told, two quarts of strawberries. EAW ii. Southern Christian Advocate fn m Barnwell. ton of Madison, Fla. are visiting WANTED-5U0 pounds good I i .. a - fodder relatives here. Wishing the Press and Stand- — ard an prosperous New ^ ear. Blue Bell. LOST—Book of n ’.vertisements return to l rmers 5c Merchants Biuik. night service there was scarcely a vacant seat in the house. The sub ject selected by Mr. Daniel in the morning, was “The Deserter,” and by his splendid handling of the theme, he held the closest attention <d his 1 rge audience for 'I') minutes, and at the night service he spoke on in> a«c •• j Loafer.” The same keen in terest was shown by those present, in the who listened with marked attention. , OUR CHOICE. No, Carriegiene, the ‘‘Old Man” will not act as Clerk of the Senate for the next two years. Although about one-third of that body looked, upon the wooing with favor, for which we acknowledge our apprecia tion, still there was a more favored suitor. Aull things went along Mann-ly until the eleventh ballot when it was seen there was nj show for the ‘‘Old Man,” so he DeCamped. —Gaffney Ledger. Beginning with Fehsuary 1. 11)0'.), the combination price ot The Press and SLutdard with the Clurlestoi Weekly News and Courier will be raised to $1.75. Send in vour orders now. Think LOST—A sbor* blue jacket ... . . stre t s of Wui ter boro. ..r between mu Mr. Daniel’s preaching is the talk ot jo-vn un i re»i ieuce of Mr John Ben-j the town, anil he is charming the i.i tt. Such jacket is lit ed wi.h black j K ..,pio out tc/Tb'ar him, not only the silk I > bra; ted. A smtable> re- j ( , wni p u ( the countrv a> well, ward will l»e jatiu f. r a return cf the M . KV( j ()n j :l mv ded a man of his same to uluce M rtes and Maud nd amJ jn him we f (H .| that the Lost—A b'.uk and t>m l;mud about church has secured the right man, on*-v. >r oil. Regard i? returned tc , coming to her rescue, a- it wire, ( E <hu. Ho dersonvilir, t l' j us » in the nick of time. The empty - - pews no longer stare the speaker, BLMNfcSS LOCALb. i hut are tilled with interested hearers. eager to catch every word as it falls 1 from his lips. THE W. COHEN STORE. Flic Store T hat Always Makes Ciood.” , - T *>. 3 r\ t Garden seeds of all fkinds at Waiter- boro Drug Go. SENATOR GRIFFIN HERE. OCR SMITH. Hurrah for Smith! Hurrah Us! ! . Every loyal Saludan will be glad to know that Mr J E Smith has been elected Reading Clerk of the House of Representatives by a vote of 7fi to 47, over an .opponent who is considered a very strong man. Saluda county is to be congratulated, that a man from this county won, and that over a strong man, once a candidate for U. S. Senate. Saluda Standard. v vner this week The Edisouia Theatre , of it a little. For the small price will show ou Monday, Wednesday and Senator Griffin came home Satur- M *1 - n ;nn . rpt v ., lir owll oountv Friday mghu at s 30 p m. and have 3 <-' ,i av ;in ,i remained here till yester- ol $1 oO you get y our ow i county - (la ;. re t U ming to Columbia Tuesday paper once a week and a twice a Are y oa r ea,ij-1<, plant your gardenV evening. Scmator Griffin thinks the week newspaper that •overs the Garden seeds at Klein’s Drug Store Colleton delegation will be able to tipwa of the whola world and a Dont forget the‘ Motion Pictures” on accomplish much for the county in news ot ttiewnoii worm aim aud FrUlliy ,. 4: 30 and 8: oo the way of several bills of local im- ar . jHirtance. He has kevcral now in 8 it Klein’s Drug biore. process of preparation by Solicitor day and Saturday, each issue of Renumber onr *tock of B ash. blinds. 8h0rt Y ,n ‘ Courier doors and hll building material good farm paper all for one full, ^ . . , ,.t , (Pt ready to plant vour garden, vear. Bublndied every Wednes- deil - - ET1WHN” FERTILIZERS For All Crops and For Big Crops. The Fertilizers That Have Been Known For Over Forty Years and Profitably Used By Two Generations of Farmers. Klein’s Dm- PETITION FOR NEWPOST MASTER The Fertilizers That Contain The Right I The Weekly News and Courier doorsand nil building material u a - , i • . ,1 e • ways complete. C A Savage for; contains all the news of impor-! / , - 'onc.Mor onW of the day of 1 s ,£ u *^ P,0<:aier K1 ' 1 ” ‘ millUri fUK rttW rUSI IlIAiMtH * J * publication, lint of all interven- „ , 1'urimr the im< week a petmon Materials Mid Make 4 0Ul‘ OrOUS GfOW. f ’ j sjiejul»«. pleasant hour at the .Motion j jeon circu ; a t P d and numerously I • ing d)> s . 1 • e cream ot the Pictures thow on luesdaysand 1 iidaj m t .wo in th<‘ int<‘rest of the CLIMATE LIKE OURS. V A Nebraska newspaper in setting forth the great advantages of that State says that one day last fall a farmer went out after a load of straw. Having no pcle with which to bind his load he took his ax and commenced to chop down a ( stalk of corn for that purpose. He had it nearly cut in two when one of the ears of corn became detached and fell crushing him to the ground. B broke his neck and one of his legs ' in seven places. He would have died but for the health giving prop Standard. Catth Associated i ress News the Pritt’s Hog 0holer* cure, greatest news-gathering agency Klein’s Drug biore. in the world—and all important i Lvbor cortrac» blank* that will stand i ; „ lino the test* of the courts at The Press ami happenings in South Carolina are given, as well as striking editorial articles and stories of one kind and another. It has Everybody is pleased with the departments for men, womer and potion \ the hUls ula * - . , Theatre. 4:20 and b:00 p. children. It is a dean new’s- paper, and it is a piper candidacy of Richard Black for Rost Master at Walterboro, vice B. Levy, whose term expires on the 3rd. of March. Mr. Levy is also an appli cant for re-appointment. Pratts fcw»il and Home and remedies, Klein s Drug Store. clean home . . , oy using more puint. Send subscriptions to Ihe I ress H .' Klein’- Lrugbtoie and Standard. FREE! FREE! Free—A handsome Rock Hill bug- G , (lV 7 r gy. Free A New Home Sewing Ma chine—all the latest attachments. CHANGE FOR THE PRESS AND . STANDARD READERS. In order to test The Pres* and Stand- Faiiit your wagon’,paint your bug ard’s ime-it circulation an l is Hiiporio- news- |.t,. Si paint your (arm implements, advertising value, w have .'unde nr- t'.irmers'vo il l save hundred* of I'ollars | rangemenia with John M Klein, tiie Buy your paints popular drut'g'at to offer one of his bsat selling mwluuiies st h tlf-prioe to anyooe . who will cur out the following onjMJti , Shingl.P, brick, dressed, kiln-dried . in ,i K ,. nt u ).is siort- and '' ’umber. C A Savace. ^ Paint your hous^*. pnnt your barn and paint your fence. Klein’s Drug More. COUPON Nice fnsh lettuce lor sale. W V li -s K’.ein’a anti dyspepsia Klein's Drug S ore. „ medicine Advertise in The Press and Standard, le p»d l3r «vith f* 1 ' 5 circul*Uoa «<' Free—A lovely oak dining table. Free—A Karpen Couch. , - . , . ^ We bny in car lots—yon get the bene The above articles are rt j n i ow prjca* f or a-y of our goods died out ror me neaimKivuni Th° ,! c A !iavaKe ’ erties of the Nebraska climate, which ()f Ap r n, r ^^, to the four | Kodak- and Kodak supplies at Klein’s made him a well man again^before ! pprgons receiving the highest num-, 1)rQ 8 s,ore - he had Walked half way to the > her of votes in our contest. | Read The Preas and Standard—oim house. That’s the spirit. Talk up This coup >u cotnlea the h Idcr io one 50c paikagH of Dr Howard’s sjw-cittc for the cum ot conttipation and dyspepsia ai half-pru* 25c. I will refund the money to any dis satisfied customer. John M Klein. ETIWM FERTILIZER COMPANY Charleston, S. C. Ask For ‘‘Etiwan.” your town, your county and your State.—The Times and Democrat. Some people thank God for every thing apparently for no other reason than that they don’t want to acknowl edge themselves under obligations to anyone else. «■■■ • ^ ^ The left hind foot of a rabbit is not in it when compared to taking a “dead set” for what yon want with year own feet •, , 9- ' . otes... , . A Wichman & Son has the buggy’ $i a year, on exhibition. _ < i Klein's Poultry Po'der and general The sewing machine will be d|s-< tonic for chickens. Klein’s Drug Store- played at The Press and Standard New pietnrei on Tuesdays and Fri omce. I days at the “Motion Picture” Show. TWENTY FIVE CENTS 1716 dining table can be seen at Terry & Shaffer’s store. The couch can be seen at the Brown Furniture & Hardware Co. Titles to Real Estate, and all other blanks at The Press & Standard. Enter The Press and Standard’s Great contest and get a $55.00 Rock Hill buggy, a $50.00 New Home Sewing Machine, a $15.00 dining table and a $12.00 saddle and bridle. Now is the time to enter the contest. GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION. Supervisor J O Griffin, M H Car ter, D B Connor, T H Caldwell, and S J Rumph left Monday for Colum bia to be present at the meeting of the Good Roads Association. \ Dr Howard’s np^rific f >r the cure of cmuiips!iou and dyspepsia I* not an uDKiiiMvn remedy. P has made many remark b'e cure* rt^ht here in Waltei- terboro and m> positive in Druggist John M Klein ol itsgrett Mperioritv in enr- tug dvepeiiB’*. couHtipalton, »dck head- arlie and liver trouble* that Ue jvill, in addition to selling it at half, price, re fund the money to anyone whom il does not cure. If you cannot call at his store, cut out the coooou and wail it ^wlth 25 oenats- and a 50 ent »ibx of tbe specific will be sent you by mail, charges paid. James Edgar Graves killed a four- snag buck in a party of sportmen last week. Miss Wilhelmina Stroble has ac cepted a position with Terry & Shaffer in the Dry Goods depart ment. H. W. Cohen of Charleston, for merly a merchant here, has been in town for several days the guest of his wife’s brother. Abe S. Karesh, 37,025 votes have Deen case in our great contest since last Wednesday. That is voting some. ^lla toi Yw Km AHuy» BajM IBP. Eartjy JM—ea The value of the United States corn crop this year will be $1,400,- 000,000, The yield has been exceed ed only three times and the high prices which prevail now owing to the foreign demand make it thtf r most valuable crop in our history. The The “uplift of the farmer” which the President has inaugurated seems to be taking care of itselL DON’T GET A DIVORCE. A •vettern judge granted a divorce m account of ill-temper aud b*<f breath. Dr Kiog’e New Life Pills would hava prevented it. They cure Cooetinatkm, canting bad breath and Liver TroobU tre ill-temper, dispel colde, banish head- aches, conquer chills. 25c at Joha M Klein.