Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GOOD COTTON and are willing to pay FULL PRICE for Quick delivery. Call on our Siipt. Mr. G. W. Ethridge. WALTERBORO COTTON MILL PAUL SANDERS, President. OH THE OUTSIDE we see hideous objects that menace health by bringing with them the fatal germs of disease. Keek them out with nab, (la., are visiting relatives and friends at Sniders. liev J 1’ Graham delivered a very interesting sermon at I’eniel last Sunday afternoon. Mr Editor, Do you ever see o ir | Supervisor, wonder what has become of him? 1 am aware of the fact that he Wits in bad h^a'th several days ago, but where are the County Com missioners, are they taking one of old ‘•Hip’s Naps”? 1 hop*- not for Crews’ Ford is in a terrible condition. The wooil works are decaying and the bushes and briars are in the act of having.* meeting. When folk ride they have to close their umbr.dias or let back the tops, and when walking they have to keep in the middle of the road. The cause way has not been in such a fix in several years and we hope it will not stay in this ; fix very long. With best wishes to The Press and Standard. Ossoli. * 5 WILLIAMS'DOTS. Williams, .June IP, Special •— The crops in this section are looking fine and the farmers have begun to lay by their com . Mr and Mrs R W Bryan visit ed Mr and Mrs J E (1 ray son last 8umlav. * ^ Mrs Harvev O’CHiin visited Mrs Bra.vdie last Friday. Mr and Mrs Getsinger O't^uin * were the gnetts of Mr and Mrs n Harvey O’Quin last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Crosby j,^ dined with Mr and Mrs J 11 Q O'Quin last Sunday. Lee Drawdy and Harvey Dad- gett visited U W Bryan l«.st Sunday. ^ • Guess Who. SOUR. NEW HOME Don’t pay clear, but come here and buy cheap. We have all Special sizes and styles, screens promptly order. Big stock too—don’t forget. made to hardware. t STORE. i» ji- SNIDER LOCALS. Knftin, June 21. Special:—Crops are looking fine since Gen. Green has been conquered, and a better crop of oats was never knswn to be harvest ed. Misses Ella and Lillie Godley spent last Saturday night with Misses Tru- die and Cora Yarn. Miss Maude Padgett spent last Saturday afternoon at the home of GJVain. H 0 Herndon paid his mother, Mrs J R Herndon, a short visit Sun. dal* Misses Vara and Dana Herndon •pent the day with Miss Maude Pad gett Sunday. Little Miaeea Martha and Ennioe Stanley were the gnests of Miss Corye Yarn Saturday afternoon of Henry and Kierce Breland visited L L Herndon last Sunday. B L Vara bad business in Bells one day last week. Misses Ella and Lillie Godley, Trudie and Cora Yarn dined with Misses Ruth and Corye Yarn Sunday last. PC Crosby had business in Wal- terboro last week. Mrs W A Brant oi Brants, is visit ing her sons, W C and A II Brant. We are all glad to see “Aunt Har riet” with us again. '... Miss Dana Herndon paid Misses Ruth and Corye Yarn a short visit Monday afternoon of this week. Mrs B L and P M Vara visited Mrs A il Brent one alternoon last week. Mrs Oswel Bazel and little daugh ter, Lucile, of Vainville are spending some time with her parents Mr. and Mrs Motley Hartley. G J Vara and too, Gary, went fish ing last Monday, bat “Uncle Johnfe” ■aid luck was poor. Joe Benton was the guest of Rev J P Graham last Sunday evening. Nathan and Dan Godley of Satan- It’s All Right for a o Cb°ap piano to be sold •• a cheap piano at a cheap price, but. There Should be a Way To prevent cheap pianos form being sold as high grade* and at prices that will buy a strictly t if h-grade piano. If you torn a deaf ear to ail" Tr circulating agents and buy your piano from the old reliable firm of Chas M. Btieff, "yon run no risk. Write today. Easy terms If desired. Chas. M. Stieff Manufacturer of the Artistic Stieff Show and Stieff Selfplayer Pianos Soothern Wareroom: 5 W. Trade St. Charlotte, * N. C. C H WILMOTH, * Manager. MENTION THIS PAPER. If you have a Lnion man who' sits around the stores and lets ; non-Union members pump him and get information that lie should not divulge, he is violat- im; his obligation afkl the sooner you “lift him” the better it will be for the organization. We have always been striving to make the buyers of Men’s and Boy's Clothing and Furnishing Goods just as convenient as it is possible to make it, and in the con struction of our “Concrete Block” building, we think we have accom plished that purpose. * If y'>ur local Union is trying *61 beat alomr in the dark without reading Union literature you need not be surprised to find the membership growing w^ak in the faith. How can they be etorng in the faith unless they know what the faith is?.—The Carolina Union Faimer* Rest Made Easy. There Will Be Less Sleepless- ness When Walter boro Peo- . pie Learn This. Can’t rest st night with ' a bad back, A lame, a weak or an aching one. Doan’s Kidney I’ills are for bad back. They cure every form of kidney ills From common backache to dia- betea They are endorsed by Walterboro people. Mrs. J. E. Easterling, Walterboro, S. C., says; “Doan’s Kidney I’ills beoffited me more than all the other Temediee I ever used. I had such severe b ckaches that I could hardly attend to my housework and, could no’ s\rp. My kidneys were as was shown bv the condition of the secretions 1 also suffered from headaches and dizzy spells and had bat little strength. I saw Doan’s K)dr<-y Pills a<hertieed as a cure for such complaints and I procured a box from th** M alterboro Drug Co. They proved so effective that I give them my strongest endorsement.” For iSa'e br all dealers. Price . r >0 cents. Fester-Mil burn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit ed Stares. , .. Remember the name—Doan’s— and take no other. . 0 • We have greatly increased our space, light, ventilation, and added other modern features necessary for a better and more convenient way of displaying Clothing and Furnishing Goods for Mankind. In short, we now have the most up-to- date Clothing Store in Colleton -County. We will greatly appreciate your coming around and looking over OUR NEW HOME. THE & H. W. COHEN STORE “The Store That Always Makes Good.” ... J SEND YOUR DAUGHTERS TO CUFFORD SEMINARY Advice to the Aged. gKgWSKSt LIVER. r t Trouble Makers Ousted. o' , When a sufferer from stomach troch e take# Dr. King's New Life Mils he’s mighty fflsd to see bit Dyspepsia snd Indices* Ion fly. but monfcbf’s tickled over Id* new. flee appetite, strong nerves healthy visor, all because stomach, liver and kidD’vs now work right 25c at John II Klein’s. GHIIdresn Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A TutfsPnls For Refined Home Life, Individual Attention, Constant Personal Contact with Cultured Teachers, Full Musical Academic ana Collegiate Course PRICES LOW—Numbers Limited. Climate Cnsarpassed, Building Comfortable, Pure Spring Water. Cold and Hot. Electric Lights. Excellent System of Sewerage, Fine Sanitarium. 2<>th Annual Session Regins Sept. 28, l!io9- For Catalogue Apply to REV. B. G. CLIFFORD, D. D., UNION, S. C. to the Impure blood runs yon flown—masee C i aa eaev victim for organic d'seaeae rdoct Blood Bitten purifiee th* yon down—i blood—cares (he bolide yam ap. ANNOUNCEMENT. ' a - V- ' ' I SUMMER SALE A1 MRS. W. A. SUCK'S Positively at and below cost Millinery and Dress Goods, Embroideries, Laces, AlloVer Nets, Ladies Belts and Beltings, Neckwear, Ladies and Childrens Hose and Socks, Ladies Gauze Vests. In fact, all Summer Goods must be sold before going North to buy Fall and Winter stock. Public cordially invited to inspect same.