Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I I f! 4 -'3 ■ V a.. 9 oo Drops • •'(i.nniiMnitniKt! , inMrHiti nffVfTVT|ir|frf| ALCOHOL S PIB CBBT. 1 M \ N T S ( tl 11 L) K ► N htmtnto&kmOtdi ness ant RntjCaatini (MmJtaiMK mtMI Not Narcotic. Mamt/Mi GASTORU For InfknU and Childron. The Kind'You Have Always Bought Bears the Sumaton Apeifed Bnnrty forCrtoB^ Mon. Sour Stowdi-Dtarran Wonos fonviikioos Jfwis* ness and Loss OF Sleep. . fteSnfc Situw'<* &0S& NEW YORK. Alton ninths o 1>1 Dos» s - >3^ 1 >TS Exact Copy of Wrapper. Thirty Years THE LAWYER. Wert* you ovor in a ecurt room? When a trial was goiritf on; The juilges sitting on the U-nch, And tht' jury had been drawn. The prisoner seated in the dock. Under the watchful sheriffs eye; The clerk is writing at his desk, And the bailiffs .standing hy. When up jumps a fussy lawyer. May it please Your Honor, says he, 1 am*the attorney in this ease. And must try and earn my f«*e. fall the witnesses, Mr. Sheriff. And I’ll find out what they know. Jf they do not testify as I wish Well! I’ll have to make it so. The first, an old man of gentle mein. And of noble character as plainly seen; An open countenance as noon-day sun And known as honest by every one. His statement is twisted and turned a’wry, And the lawyer gloats on his own- made lie. The old man’s character is torn in shreds. Till score he dare lift up his head. The next, a pretty maiden fair, Of pure and modest face, Is put upon the torture rack In the poor old gentleman’s place. Her words, like his, are miscon- strutted. And so twisted and misplaced. That the tears course down her whit ened cheeks. To think she’d been so disgraced. So on it goes throughout the list Of the witnesses to be heard. The lawyer makes them all out liars, And they dare not say a word. And says he, gentlemen of the jury, All these witnesses lied like fury; So take the case, and remember me— 1 also lied, but I earned my fee. chorus: Everybody lies but the lawyer; Not only me, but you. Everybody lies but the lawyer But he’s the worst of the crew. Uncle Ned. C H11 cJ r • r» Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A ITEMS FROM BELLS. Bells. Oct. 2. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. JONESVILLE NEWS. Jonesville, Oct. 4. Special: We are glad to say that our roads have been worked from Sniders on down to Salkehatchie depot. Mr. Nettles, who was in charge of this work, fur lud over ag«>od job to the County. We had the pleasure of seeing our supervisor out in this country the other day much improved, and we hope his health will soon be restored to him again. Your correspondent] was a visitor to the closing exercises of the school taught by Miss Sue Hanes, and see ing in the columns of your paper of the beautiful description of these exercises, your correspondent wishes to say that he was very much pleased to see what an active part was taken by the patrons and much more by young ladies and men and the smaller children, in reciting their pieces as the teacher would call them up. The crowd was so large that they did not have hiuse room, and owing to the inclemency of the weather a greater portion of the visitors were compelled to stay until morning. The hospitality extended to them by Mr. and Mrs. Nettles made all the visitors feel at home. We an glad to say that Miss Haines deserves much credit in taking so much interest in her scholars. At these exercises everybody drank so much lemonade and ate so much cake that we think that all had a good time. There was an Jice cream festival give at our church, Green Chapel, a short time ago, for the purpose of raising money to pay on our church organ. A large crowd was in attendance and a good sum was raised. Revs Penny and Rhode have just closed a meeting, and we believe a great deal of good was done. W’e hope soon to have Bro. Penny back to give us another week’s meeting. Hon. W. C. Brant was down last week doing some work in'connecting ADVERTISING ADAGES. Although some of the more critical minded among the sons of Adam may not subscribe to all the proi*osi- tions laid down in the following Ad vertising Adages contributed by Tudor Jenks to Advertising and Sel ling they are nevertheless so smart and thought provoking as to merit the News’ hearty pass-them-along compliment: Advertise first then theorize. Advertising never takes a day off. Sweet are the uses of advertising. No day without an advertisement. The path of the purse is publicity. Don’t let the public guess: tell them. Advertise today, and sell tomor row. No man buys what he never heard of. Trust in Providence, and printer’s ink. Poor advertisements are better than none. Advertising that costs nothing is worth it. If ashamed of your business, keep it dark. There is nothing so “lucky” as ad vertising. Plant advertisements that sales may grow. Tibet doesn’t advertise; but this is America. You know of P. T. Barnum? Queer, isn’t it? Honesty is the best policy—with advertising. If your business is honest, why make it a secret? The best advertising is the cheap est in the end. Flowers may blush unseen—you must advertise. You know what is advertised and so do others. If you don’t advertise your busi ness the sheriff may. Fishing without bait is business without advertising. The Weary Way. Daily Becoming Less Weari some to Many in Wal- terboro. Built on Honor Sold on Merit There are no if* and anils ahoot our guarantee, and no rebate schemes about oar sale*. We pre fer to believe that our customers are aenalble people in search of a square deal, and we make it oar bualneee to treat them aa such. When you buy a Stieff Piano you get what yon pay for, and pay for what you get. Experienced buyers know that this oonstitotee the only bargain you can count on —all other bargain forma are gam- blea, and the purcbaier ia uaoally the loaer Honeaty may not be the best policy, but yeara of prac tice convince us that it is good enough If yon contemplate the purchase nf a i>iano, don’t fall to examine the Stieff. A ahowdown Is oar delight. Chas. M. Stieff .MANUFACTURER. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Soothern Wareroom: 5 W. Trade St. Charlotte, • N. 6. C. H. WILMOTH, Manager. MENTION THIS PAPER. With a back that aches all ddy, With rest disturbed at night, Annoylug urinary disorders, “Tia a weary way, indeed. Doan’s Kidney Pills drive weariness away. Are endorsed by Walterbom citizens. Mrs W M Blocker, Wa terboro, S. C., say a; “I waa a victim of kidney com plaint for aometime, my kidneys being in a very unhealthy condition. I oouid not rest well at night on aoconnt of the pains in my back and upon rising in the morning, felt so tired and worn out that I oouid hardly commence the day’s duties. Dizzy apells and headaches were frequent and a dull, tired feeling bung ovar ni; all of the time. Nothing relieved me nntil 1 procured Doan’s Kidney Pills from the Wal ter boro Drag Co. They acted promptly and in a short time my trouble disappeared.” For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Focter* Mil burn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents fot the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—end take no other) A CHANCE WAS ALL- One of the Walterboro lawyers; while talking to an old farmer of our neighborhood said: “The con ductor on this Walterboro branch of A. C. L. railroad make more money than three lawyer in Waiter- boro.” The old gentleman looked at him earnestly and said: “Y’es-er, hut it is because they handle more.” “Unity.” Griffin and two little daughters, Alma a boiler to an engine for T. S. and Edna of Bells, visited relatives Haines. We were very glad to have at Williams a few Sundays ago. ! Mr. Brant with us and to go to our We are sorry to relate the illness meeting, of L. G. Ulmer, but hope he will. We are glatl to state -thdlL T. S. soon recover. h ' Jones is much improved in health, W. W. Ulmer and family visited after spending sometime at Mt. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Jones a few days Pleasant. j M. J. Jones, one of our prosper- Mr. Robert£Black and wife of Ruf- ous farmers, has been working on fin spent Sunday afternoon at the Combahee ffc- some time past. home of L. G. Ulmer. Mr. and >!rs. J. W. Patrick of Williams visited relatives at Bells last Sunday. T. S. Haines. Money Comm In Bunchei to A A f'hiaholin, of Treadwnll, N. Y. Misses Delia and l5ella Drawdy of S* r T 0 “, U ^ r ** din « : 0 ~ ,. , . . ... ... ... For a long Umt 1 raftered from iodi- Ruffin dined with Miss.Molhe Crosby geation, torpid liver, ooostipition ner- Sunday. vonraeee, and general debilty,” he There wgs «n enj.yabk ringing given at the home of S. B. Crosby day in »pite of air medieal treatment. Sunday afternoon. J 1 **® Kleetrlc Bitten. Twelve Whit* Via txxtk* restored all my old-time health wnite lie. and vigor. Now I can attend to bnai- aeae even day It’a a wonderful med icine." Infalllbli for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys. Blood and Nervea. 50c. at JaoM Klein.* P. P. P. P. P. P. will partly and rttalte* your blood, ermta a good appetite and kitb jour whole qnM cm too« and atrrugth A prominent railroad mii^rintendent at Savannah, eufferlofc with Malaria, Djepep. ■ia, and Rheumatism aaye: "After takiriiT P. P. P. he never felt no well in life, and feel* m If hoi'-wld live forever, if he could alway»n»* P. P P." If you are tired out from over-work and cloee conflnemeut, lake P. P. P. If you are feeling badly In the spring and out of aorta, take PETTIT TEEE3 CONCORD NURSERIES, CONCORD, - GA. One of the oldeet and moat re liable Nurseries in the South ern States. All trees guaran teed to be as represented and free from disease of any kind. OUR MOTTO: More Trees and better treee. E. W. HYRNE, ACT. Concord Nurseries, Walterboro, : : S. C DR. WM. R. BARRON. HENDERSONVILLE, S. C. Wishes to announce the opening of an office for the practice of medicine in this community. He is boarding at Mr. J. A. Marvin’s. FRUIT MRS COMPLETE. 2 quarts 95c. dozen. 1 quart 75c. dozen. 1 pint 60. dozen. Extra tops 40. dozen. Extra Rubbers: Red 10c. dozen Black 5c dozen. HYRNE'S STORE. Walterboro, South Carolina. Let Kodol Digest What You Eat Then You Can Eat What You Like. % You once oouid eat anything jou j stomach, and therefore will do the wanted, and your stomach would digest it. But now there’s some things which your stomach won’t digest. Your stomach absolutely refuses to accom modate you when you eat certain food—so you have been forced by your Stomach to eat food which you de tested, and pass up those delicacies you would have really enjoyed. There ia now a way to eat "any thing you like, if jou will let Kodol digest it. same work as the stomach, when it is well and strong—the only difference is, Kodol never gets tired—and Kodol is the only digestant today, that will digest all food and do it as com pletely, as a strong, healthy stomach. Get a bottle now and have it ready to help your stomach at times when you need an assistant. Kodol is al the nearest drug store. Our Guarnatee f»o to yourdniXKl.Ht today and pet a dot- t-„ ; n j ’.vs. ,v» ■. !ar biii'ie. 1 in-n after you have used tba Kodol will do this, U'O. It ^on t entire contents of tha Dottle, If you can talk back or conirnr.nd.'but wilj go right ahead with ns work and digest all the food you eat. Kodol w ill let you eat anything you li ve. Kodol will do exactly what your stomach does, w hen your stomach is well and strong, and’ more, w hen it Is tired or out of order. Kodol is composed of exactly the sanra juices as’ found in a healthy honestly say, Writ it liusnold joe you any eood. return the Nmic unbe (iragRlst and be will refund your money without quea- Wonordehiy. *V*» will Wien nnr the druir- Xist for Win bottle. Don't LsilUite, all pruxpUtfi know that our guarantee la good • This riffer applies to the large bottle only m to t.u; one !n a fiiEily. The ' h >»tle coii’a ns 2*4 time* aS muck llfiy cent bottle. The large aa the Kodol is prepared at the labor* toricsof 11 E. DeWitt&Co. ChlcagSs For by Walterboro Drug Company. The 3uc;;sT2i.’2 5:nool Foa^is $150 — P. P. P. SEMINARY An Idea Home School for Girls in the Piedmont Belt of South Carolina Unsurpassed Give* individual attention to ♦•ack Student. School tamily limited to 40. 7 In structors. Confers degree --il a. B sevredited hv s ta te B'-ard of Education. Building comfortable. M'-dem convenience*. ♦100 pnv* ail charges for oie year. Room*. Table Bonn! and L frr-rv. ‘’bartered 18s4. For catiti<.gue addre-s REV. B. G. CLIFFORD, D. D., UNION. S. C. -®r If your digeativa organs need toning up, take P. P. P. If to«i auffw with headache, iadlgeatton. dettt&yw P. P. P. If you aaffer with aarvoua proatrattoa, _ and a general let down of the i P. P. P. ula,OM P. P. P. Prickly Ash, Poke Boot and Potassium. The baft MMdpmMarte the wsrii. W. T. UmCAM. mziffs went raacevtav WM Soroly Stef Ttatl MASONIC MEETINGS. J**' UNITY Lodge, is, No. A. F. * * rfl M-, holds its / regular com munications on the 4th Friday in each month at 8:00 o’clock, p. m. All visiting Brethren are cordially invited to at tend. P. M. BUCKNER, W. M. N. G. MORRALL, Sec’y. 60 YEARS* KXPKR1SNCE MeCALL PATTERNS Celebrated for vtyle, perfect fit. .implicit? and reliability nearly 40 yean.. Sold in nearly w every city and town in the United Statea and 1” Canada, or by mail direct. More told than any other make. Send for free catalogue. McCall’s magazine More aub.cnber* than any other faahion ( magaaine—million a month. Invaluable. Lat- C»t styles, patterns, dressmaking, millinery, plain sewing, fancy needlework, hairdressing, etiquette, good stories, etc. Only 60 cents a wear (worth double), including a free pattern. Subscribe today, or send for sample copy. WONMXrUL INDUCEMENTS to Agents. Postal brings premium catalogue and new cash prise offers. Address m MtCAU Cff. MtaMW.SIDIL. an* YffOff (HE WORLDS MUTEST SEW1N3 MJOTL k* LIGHT RUNNING X HAIR PUFFS 95c )) ) Wb|«, Toupee*, Swifrie*, Mi a^che- Al corresponding iii ..»er*ie l e . m *. 1 i^^^^^vibrntlngShuttle.RotniT obi". mu*. ..-c | 1 Stamps taken. THE ItV MMK MVIH MACHINE COMPAIt Acme Hair Co. savannah; GA. - Many tewing machines are made to sell vegardless of gnalny. but the Haw Mawae is made to *>«•< Our guaranty never runs out M« hr