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The Kind "ion I*.«ve Alwnyl? Bought, and Tvhich has been
in use for oacr oO years, has borne the ^i^iiature of
and has-been made under his per
sonal Mi]»ervisiou sliu e Us infancy.
Allow na oue todeeeive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-As-good ” are but
l-xperiinents that trifle with and endantrer the health of
Infants and Children—Kxpericuco against Kxperiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrlifta and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Howcls, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bean the Signature of
He Kind Too Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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NEWS FROM SMOAKS.
Smoaks, July 8, Special:—
We are having some extremely
dry weather. Crops are suffer
ing badly.
The excitement which
cminated from the lynching of
Frank Samuel and Acquilla
Simmons has somewhat subsid
ed, and the folk of old Smoaks
are again pursuing a quiet and
even tenor of their way.
Miss Faena Garris, an ain-d
and well known lady of this
section, passed from lite to
death at the home of her
brother, S F J Garris. Monday
morning. Miss Garris has
been an invalid for ytjars and
has lived at the home of hei
brother, who with his good
children did all they could for
her, but she had to pa^s out of
this life as all the aged and
some of the young, have to do.
This good woman died and
left an invalid sister at her
brother’s home, Uvho is very
indisposed. It seems hard for
sister companions tor seventy- bhinn. engine on this
five or eighty years to separ- roa ^ s ets ' t; ry hot. It ri ns
ate through a three acre corn held
The Green Fond picnic was 01 Carter s and tired it up
one of the best. If there was
one there who did not enjoy
himself I feel sure that it was
not the fault of the hospitable
people of Green Fond. A
bountiful repast was there
sought everybody and insisted
that they come and satisfy the
inner man
Tabernacle Children’s Day
was a success
DOTS f ROM DOCTOR’S CREEK
Docto'-’s Creek, July 12.—
- —Everybody j D^r Mr. Editor: Will you
connected with it did his duty, ' a i) mv me space in your paper
and Frof. Guilds ot Bamberg lor a c ] iat
made an able address. His Mr and Mrs B R Herndon
topic was that of broader vis- anc j | am j]y visited the latter’s
ion, and he did justice to the p arents> y] r an d Mrs R H
subject. ^ | Breland, yesterday.
Miss Estella Smoak, who Misses Lou ^nd Della
was called back to her old 1 v; aunc iers spent yesterday very
home by the critical illness of! p] easa ntly with Misses Laura
her little niece, Eleanor Smith. ; ancl ft an Breland,
has returned to Branchville. j Little Miss Mattie Lou
Little Eleanor is convalescent. Saunders of the Connie Max.
and we hope she will soon be; we i; Orphanage, is visiting
well again. friends and relatives here. She
Hon C W Garris of Den- Av ;u retur n to the orphanage
mark was here this week. He t h e | ast c f this month,
came to the burial of his aunt. Miss Laura Breland, one of
A. F. S. Greenville’s fair ladies, is
here. She was ac-
LETTER FROM WILD BILL.
Ashton, July 8.—Well Mr
Editor: As Old Bill’s last
communication did not go into
the waste basket, he comes
again.
Crops in this section are
looking welh* There has been
the best. We won’t have to
eat so much pearl grist anoth
er year.
Sir Editor, 14 cents meat is
out. Our good merchants
keep us in heart by saying it
will come in on our next train,
but the train doesn’t come.
I s*‘e some of the brethren
got a little warm at the meet
ing at Walterboro. Lets try
to bring about a .compromise
and keep the brethren out of
law. 1 think the best way to
do is to kiil a cow, all eat
together and have a big time.
This will stop the law suit.
I he lawyers won’t like it, but
I don’t care. So please breth
ren kill the cow and let Bill
get one square feed until the
train comes.
By the way. I like to have
forgotten to tell \ou about our
new railroad. This road runs
from Ashton to Rum Gully.
After August will change the
name of •‘Rum Gully.” You
know that won’t do for prohi-
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Please Mr Editor, don’t put
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Hurrah for prohitition'
Wild Bill.
“Last spring,” Mrs. Hudson contii os, “I was
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to take Ca lui. The fin dose helped : Now I
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ton. _ _ . .
Mr and Mrs W F Breland
and litde son, Dargan of Cot-
Rev J P Graham delivered
a grand sermon at Doctor’s
Creek yesterday', which was
very much enjoyed by all.
Hand me my bonnet, for I
will have to go and hoe “pin-
ders.” If this escapes the
waste basket you will hear
from me again. Can I, will I,
must 1, come again? Best
wishes to The Press and
Standard.
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