The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 10, 1909, Image 2
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FIRST MRBM COIFY FAIR
OF TIFF
COllflON COUNir FJUR ASSOCIATION
Will be Held Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Nov. 11, 12 and 13, at the
Fair Grounds at Base Ball Park.
Everyone is Invited to Come and Bring
His or Her Friends* • - --
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SENATOR B. R. TILLMAN. THE WELL KNOWRJRRESISTIBLE TILLMAN. WILL
BE PRESENT FRIDAY AND WILL MAKE A SPEECH.
HON. D. B. PEURIFOY
who will deliver address of welcome
for the County.
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* MAYOR E. L. FISHBURNE VI
who will deliver address of welcome
for the town.
COY. M. E. ANSEL. THE STATE S CHIEF EXECUTIVE. Will BE PRESENT
THURSDAY TO OPEN THE FAIR AND DEUVER AN ADDRESS.
EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO VISIT THE FAIR.
The large sum of $500 will be given as premiums to those who successfully compete in exhibits. Numerous exhibitors
have gotten entry tags for their exhibits. Do not wait all the last day, but apply now to Dr. T. G. Kershaw, superin-
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tendent, for entry tags or information His office is just round the comer from the Postoffice, and will be open all
days from now till the Fair. We invite you to come and ask your co-operation- ::••••
COLLETON COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION, - •
MEET ME AT THE COUNTY FAIR.
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MEET ME AT THE COUNTY FAIR.
HOW IT FEELS *
PlttL M. PADGETT GRAPHICALLY DIS
CRISES HIS SENSATIONS WHEN
SHOT.
Editor Press and Standard :--Some
of your readers may be curious to
know how it feels to be shot without
experiencing the delightful sensa
tion themselves, and having just
passed through such experience 1
1 ought to know. At first there is
very little feeling about it, in fact,
yoti hardly know what has happened,
xou are not left in doubt long, how
ever, as your feeling soon returns
increasing like unto the decimals of
old—in ten fold ratio. Every nerve,
e^ry fiber is in the most excrutiat-
ing misery imaginable. When you
fully realize what you have done
and contemplate the possible results
—iocklaw or tetanus, bipod pniein,
gangrene, etc- and note the loss of
blood, it causes a kind ef fainty feel
ing to come over you. Natime for
fainting, however. A doctor must
be had and a greater ordeal must be
gone through with; that of being
operated upon. “Only a slight
wound,” says the doctor, “will soon
have you O. K.” thereby calling
into service all your latent will-pow
er before placing you upon the table.
This, they call putting you to sleep,
bat tis a misnomer, you are not
asleep. You talk you “cuss” tor
speak, and it takes several to hold
yen down, thus proving that you
feel the knife, but you are merci
fully relieved of being conscious of
any pain. 1 would call it a state of
being between natural slumber an 1
death. When you regain conscious
ness and realize what has heed done
you have other besides physical pain
to suffer- that of remose or some
thing. “Of all sad words of tongue
or pen, the saddest are these; it
might have been.” Yes, it might
have been different with me if 1 had
been a little more careful. But
what is the use, I have received
some benefit from beiag shot. It
has * broadened my sympathies,
increased my already large stock of
experience, and I will ever here
after, have more consideration for
the feeling of the lit-
tie birds. We nave heard, Mr
Editor, of rattlesnakes being used aa
a means of grace, and Bill Arp tells
us of one old sledge mounting the
Grace of God into the unbeUeving
soul of one “Devil Bill,” but we are
about the only one, unless it be some
of the yankees during the Civil war,
who has been helped with a load of
shot. But before we go any farther,
let me state that we are not a sub
ject for any further experiments
along that liae. We are satisfied, at
leapt, satisfied. In course of time
we may so far forget ourselves as to
tinker with the hind-leg of a kicking
mule, or we may even monkey with a
buzzsaw, but we will certainly never
again place our hand over the muz
zle of a loaded gun.
Phil. M. Padgett.
Williams, Nov. .8'
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