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I I COTTAGEVILLE DOTS. I ottagefille, August 4 *—Our little town is quite lifely with visitors now. Miasea Emma ami lassie Williams of Florid* *re vuitiug Mrs P ii Ackerntau. Miss I/)ui8<* Sheridan of Waiter- boro is spending sometime with her annt, Mrs .1 I) Ackerman, Jr. of Ked Oak. Prof W E Wilha is visiting hu parents, Mr and Mrs Laurie Willis. • The home of Mrs Stooo Perry was destroyed by tire recently. * Miss Pearle Sandifcr is visuing Miss Alma Ackerman. Mrs P B Ackerman gave an enjoy able tish try at Good Hope landing, in boner of her guests, Misses Emma and Bessie Williams. All report a good time and a plenty of tish Mr and Mrs R H Breland of Wal- terboro visited their son, W F Bre land, of this place on Tuesday last. There will be a picnic and prohi. bition meeting at (Jottageville church August tith. A large crowd is ex ported. Come and be with us Mr Kditor. Mrs Ruth Grimmier of Spartau burg is visiting her mother, Mrs Bailie Parry. June Bug. WsPilk FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver deranges the who*# t>>tein, and produces SICK HEADACHE, Dywpepsia, Coativeaeaa. Rheu matism, Sallow Skin and Pilaa. There Is no better remedy for thee* cominen dlaeaeei than M. TLTT’S LIVER PILLS, as a trial will prove. Take No Substitute. BIRTHDAY DINNER. The birthday dinner given at the borne of O’Quin was one of the most enjoyable days spent with that family for some sometime. All the children and grandchildren were present and all seemed to enjoy the day to the falleat extent Mrs O’Quin gave this dinner in celebration of the fiftieth birthday. loe cream, tea and lemonade were served daring the day, and every thing passed off very nicely. We are very sorry to know George and Jasper Carter are sick with lever, bat hope they will soon be quite well again. We notice that several of our Wil liams folk attended court in Waiter- boro lait Monday. * • We were sorry to see O W Padgett leave ns a few days ago for Waiter- boro where he goes to take up some studies under his uncle, Prof Heber Padgett, bnt we hope for him much success. We are glad to see Berry Bennett on our streetyi again. J. T. O. DEATH OF 111 TEE CECIL BRE , LAND. Toe Migrl »f ••♦-ath entered the home of 'l r h'M M a W’yman F Bre laud on June ‘.{oth and bore away their little ron. < 'ec'I E Breland: age one year ami s ; s months. Little Cecil •m a bright and lov ing little fellow, nut God called one more little lamb into his fold around the great white throne to await the loved ones of Earth. The funeral was conducted by Kev J P Inabinet at the Cottage tille Cemetery, where he was 1 id to rest amid a host of relatives and' friends. One Who Loved Him. EVERGREEN NEWS. Evergreen, Aug. 5.—Mattielne Saunders of Greenwood, S C spent the month of July with her grand father, L M Prine of Mt Carmel and with her uncle, Sam Saunders of Stokes. All of her people were eo glad to ter her again. Miss Amanda Prine of the Mt Car mel section spent a few days with her sister and brother, Mr and Mrs Vaughn Prine, of this place. Mrs Sarah Zeigler, Mrs Vaughn Prine and sister, Miss Amanda Prine and Messrs Isham and Willie Valen tine spent the afternoon very plesant ly with Mies Essie Zeigler^ Thursday last. They enjoywd eating the-nice watermelons together. Miss Hattie Smith of Walterboro spent a few days very pleasantly last week with Miss Kllie Zeigler. Misses Ellie Zeigler and Hattie Smith spent the afternoon with Miss Lottie Hiers on Wednesday. Vaughn Prine lias been away ten days guarding the convicts at Wil liams. He came home Saturday. V. A. L. Twaa .% Glorious Victory. There’s ri-j uoloe la Fedora, Tenn. A man's life has he*n saved, and now Dr. King's New Disfvwery is the talk of the town for curing C V Pepper of deadly Inn* hemorrhages. “I coold not work nor get shout,” he writes, “and the doctor*, did me no good, hat, after using Dr Kinv's New Discovery three weeks, I feel like a new man, and can do g hx! work ngsin.” For weak, sore or diseased l ings. Congha aad Colds, Hemorrnsge*. Hay Fever, La- Grippe. Asthma or anv Hionchial affec tion It srands unrivtied. Price 50c. aad $1.00. Trial Bolt e Gee Sold aad guaranteed t>y I no Yt Klein. DEATH OF AN INFANT. On Saturday night, July loth the angel of oeatli visited the home of Mr and Mrs i.’ " C npbell of Char leston. and eLi o- . *r its own, their »* darling little b.i y, Gertrude, age two years All whs don* for littl- Ger rude that human haniis and loviug hearts could do, hut to no avail. She has beer, sic* along t'.me mJ know she is reliewd of all her pain. She leaves survive g h-r, her lahher, mother and little brother along with a host of telativrs to mourn her loss. Interment took place Monday morning at Stono Church. A precious one from them has gone, The voice they loved is stilled Y place is vaciut in the home Wnich never can tie titled. Sleep on little darling, and take thy rear, We know we loved thee, but Jesus loved the brat. A Cousin. Osborn, July ’Jb. DEATH OF AN INFANT On July 18th 1009 the angel of death entered the, home of Mr and -MrsC H Yeno and claimed their baby. LitPe Earl Eugene was only five months old, and had been ill for two months before God called him to be one of His little angels. What the little one suffered no or e c-m tell, and we are glad to know that he is now M Safe in the arms of Jesus’' where no pain can enter. Little Earl had been given to the Lord in baptism, and his little body was laid to rest in the Ravenel Ceme tery to await the resurrection morn. "The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away; Blessed be the name of the Lord.’* Ravenel, Jalj 31. • ■Aw—Dr Thomas’ lid* Wasbiugtou’rt P agae Spots lie <n the low, raxrtibv bottoms of the Potomac, the br^diug ground of ma laria germs The** verms cause chills, fever and ague, i ittousuess, jaundice, laealtud*, w-*koea* aad general debility and bring Buffering or death to thou sands yea.-ly Bn- Kectric Bitten never taii t<* des rry them and cun malaria trouble«. 'They are the best all-r und tome and core for malana I ever nse.i ” »ri at R M Jamee, of Lonell-o * (’ Tn**v cure Stomach. Liver, Kidney ant Bo >d Troubles and will pr-vant Uphold Try them, 50c. Guaranteed by Juo M Klein. JACK CATTLES AT HOME. (Jottageville, July 30.—Mr Jack Cattles, who has bern in the hospital for the insane for a year or two, was brought home a few days ago. His mind is perfectly good, but unfortu- nitely, he has developed a severe case of consumption, and is now suf* feriog in the last stages of that iatal disease, but tie was very anxious to come home to die. „ J O Jaquet, Jr. Can’t look will,eat well or fesl ws’l witb impart- bu> n feeding your body. Keep the bt K)t pure with Burdock Blood Biuers Eat simply, take exercise keep clean and you will nave long life. A CARD OF THANKS. I take this vtay of th&nkVng all of the friends who were so kind to me in my recent trouble. I will ever re member your kindness. Mrs C H Veno. Ravenel, July 31, Dysentery is a dangerous disease haft cai he cured Chsmberialn’. Cholera aad Diarrhoaa Remedy 1m beta fuliy need in nine irtdemlci lery. It has aever bean kao lliaeqaaUy vataabMtor si •e**» r , tr *i Alteration LOUIS COHEN AND COMPANY ‘ 6 * % _ ‘ e «• “ • . ** -» v THE HOUSE THAT dim :yod satisfaction: OR YOOR HONEY BACK 232 <& 234 Kirxar Street, Cliarlemtoxx, S. 6. The Largest Wholesale and Retail Nail Order House In The South OCR BIG BUSINESS GROWS BIGGER. Consequently, we have to enlarge our buildings, and our Stores when Completed, will be 500 feet long, running in Arcade form right through the Block from King to Meeting Streets, Giving us a door space of 40,000 Feet WHILE THESE ALTERA HONS ARE GOING ON .. You and your friends can be benefitted by the Richest, Money-Saving Chances that have ever come your way. We Must Have Room U, V « »o * ’ W Profit is rtot thought of. Cost is lost sight of, no matter what you want. Write us an open Order. Will fill it ■V as carefully as ilyou were standing at our elbow and save from 1-3 to 1-2 on every purchase. Weak Women frequently suffer great pain and misery during the I change of lift* It is at this time that the beneficial effect of taking Gardni is most appreciated, by those | who find that it relieves their distress. •Catahltahed in 17»4. Oldent Firm In America O. A. WALKER It Will Help You Mrs. Lucinda C. Hill, of Freeland, O., writes: “Before I began to take Cardui, I suffered so badly] 11 was afraid to lie down at night After I began to | take it I felt better in a week. Now my pains have gone. I can sleep like a girl of 16 and the change I of life has nearly left me. ,, Try CarduL AT ALL DBUa STOBE8 *2 Meetina Street, CHARLESTON, SC RSARBUI AND CVtANITK WORKS, and Send For Prices, Mr Mm Y. Beach regrae—U aa at Sudden** Arnica Salve Ike Best Salve It The WerM. Be An Author 1 Don’t write a book; but when there’s an addition to your family, or you go away or come back, entertain or do anything else that you’d like to know yourself if some one else did it, write it on this blank and get it to us as soon as possible and The Press and Standard will tell it to every one in the county and a few hundred out of it. If this isn’t enough paper, use more. You must sign your name. Your name will not be printed unless you request it Please Publish the Following: •O YEARS* EXPERIENCE Patents Anr<wwi inT.nnon M proh .rrmlfronn *«r.t fr««. OldMl 1 Patents taknn MM nrttm, without < ■ uhetoft und duauripilon mai our oMulou fra# wfcuthar as A choice collection of Boys’ Furnishing, Hats, Sailor, Russian, Norfolk and double breasted wool len and wash Suits, and many other pretty and useful articles for Boys, all of which we are pleased to show sonny and his mamma and papa, and we herewith invite them to call. Plenty of Good Clothes, Furnishings and Hats for the “grown-ups,” too. Your patronage is appre ciated at this store, and we’ll use every eftort to please you in every par ticular. BENTSCHNIR & 7ISANSKL S. E. Cor. King and Hasell sts Charleston, S. C 'I pom ai an ten on P*t«nu Aanuu . fECOi'YE iMtllCM. A hundaomalf Muutrutud wuuktr. Lutwrt etr- euUUon of Mr »clu«ua« J-Haruul. Tana*. 83 u rour: four umnium, |L MU bf oil uuvaduulura. 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