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WARREN TOPPAN, Lynn,Mass.
Cured "cvuc compound
cold and cough by
Yinbl
"From Dec. 20, ’08, to March I, ’(K*,
I had three had cokl», one on top of i he
other. I ;:ot *o weak I could h; rdly
Kel ar( uiul. Nothing seemed to heip
me until I bcfran to take Vlnot. The
change w a* mauk. Three bottka com
pletely fixed that compound c<’!d and
•topped the terrible cough -and what
surprises me most, at the seme time
it cured meot a severe stomach trouble
that has bothered me (or 21 years.
Vlnol la certainly a wonderful medicine.
• Mr.Toppan is one of Lynn’s most prominent u:ui highly itsiiected
merchants, whose word is ;is g«nai a> hi> bond.
The reason Vinol is so successful in such caM s is because it
contains the two most world-famed tonics—the medicinal, strength-
STng^K^y^uHJIngnnnenu^^^oJTiver ()il and 1 onic Iron.
Vtmr Money Bock i: Yon Are Not Sotlstled.
JOHN M. KLEIN, Druggist, Walterboro.
IN THE HOUSE
rtON G. w. WIT SAYS THE COLLE
TON DELEGATION HAS DONE BUT .
LITTLE TET.
ORGANIZED S. S. WORK
DEPARTMENT FOR ORGANIZED SUN
DAY SCHOOL WORK. CONDUCTED
BY MISS I. M. FISNBURNE.
WITH OUR LEGISLATORS.
The l^rislature has been in ses
sion a little more than two weeks,
during which time several bills have
1 been introduced by the members of
the Colleton delegation. The dele
gation is all present now; Senator
The Thirty-Third Annual Conven- Griffin going up on last Wednesday,
tioti of the So.,th Carolina Sunday Hon. I). L. Smith was at home
School Association will be held in Saturday and Sunday and talks inter-
the First Presbyterian Church at singly of the work tieing done in
Kock Hill, February 15, 16 and 17. | the legislature.
The program, having been crowded The following are the bills intro-
ottt this issue will be published next duced by the Colleton delegation:
week.
TEN DELEGATES
This county is entitled to ten dele
gates. and. I am requested by the
State Association to appoint them
and to furnish credentials. All per
sons who desire appointment as del
egates should write me at once, for
we have only a limited number of
places to fill. Free entertainment
will be provided for ten delegates
from this county. As many more
can go as wish, if they will look after
providing their own entertainment.
REDUCED RAILROAD RATES.
D. L. Smith To prevent the ob
struction of water courses in South
Carolina by felling trees, timber or
other obstructions. The object of
this biilis to keep the run of streams
open and prevent the formation of
stagnant pools etc.
D. L. Smith To w ind up the affairs
of the dispensaries in the counties
voted dry. This has for its object
the paying up of all claims due by
the county dispensaries and stopping
salaries to officials.
FIRST QUARTERLY CONFEREW
The first quarterly conference •
the i •• the! church'
held Monday night at the church
l v .* conclusion of services eonductei
fn the pre>i I mg elder. Rev. Waite
11. Herbert, of Charleston.
The rejstrt of the pastor and stew
ards indicate that the *hurch is r
good condition.
Two new trustees were elected
J. V. Lemacks. who was elected t
take the place of his brother, A. J
L^fnacks, deceased, and H. W\ l>u
Hois. Jas K 1'eurifoy was electe*
district steward and lay leader. 1
K Jones w as elected trustee, vice A
J Lemacks, deceased^. J C l^emack-
wiys t*!(‘ct»‘d recording steward ii
place^AAiis brother.
Tne following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased Almightx
Cod to take from our midst our be
loved brother, A J Lemacks,
And Whereas, in his death oui
church has lost a faithful member
and our official board an earnest and
efficient worker, therefore be it
Resolved, 1st. That while we deep
ly deplore the death of our be oved
brother, yet w’e bow in humble sub-
Columbia. Jan. 24.—Editor Press
and Standard: We are having very
cold weather here in Columbia, but
as we are doing nothing we can
keep out of the cold. The house
has not done as much work as it
should have done since it first met.
It adjourns too often.
.Colleton’s delegation has done
very little yet, for the reason that
Senator Griffin was absent for a
week, siek at home and now
Hon. J. L. Robertson is home sick.
Hut we hope to get down to hard
work anyhow when we get through
running over the State.
On the 22nd we went to Winthrop
College and on the 26th we go to
Charleston to visit the Citadel and
on the 28th to Clemson College.
These* are places I have always been
anxious to see. Winthrop is a beau
tiful place with 646 young ladies.
Old man. as I am. it was a beautiful
sight to behold. In due time 1 will
tell you of the other colleges. Per- mission ^ the . f*™* W* 1 )- th * t
haps the scenery w ill not be as in
Rheumatic
Pains
spiring as that of Winthrop. Hope
in my next letter can tell you some
thing that w ? e are doing. There are
several propositions up to us of
much importance to the county, but
at this time can’t tell what will be
done.
Mr. Editor, would be pleased for
you to meet us in Charleston and
take a ride with us out to the bar on
Unlce Sam’s boats. Can’t you come?
G. W. Way.
we extend to his bereaved wife and
family our sincere sympathy.
Resolved, 2nd. That a page in <>ur
minutes be dedicated to his memory.
Classified Advertisements
Want and for aaleada 25 centx for 25
nurd* or liaa. Due ceut a word tor all
ov«r 25 word*.
BuaioMa local• fire cent* a line
When you hear one speak of an
arrest we think of some big officer
clothed with the authority of the
law performing his.duty. Hut there
I). L. Smith To cnange the mode
of selecting the Hoard of Regents of 1 are other arrests made that doesn’t
the State Hospital for the Insane.' not require so much law and power.
They are now appointed by the Gov-i It requires hard study and ex-
A special rate of one and one half ern<»r and the object of this bill is to 1 perience to arrest the eye strain that
flares plus fifty cento, has been grant-1 m ake them elective every two years) so many of you are suffering with.
“ WANTS.
WANTED—One or two yoon? lady
boxrden Conveniently located n
home References exchanged. Ap
ply care Uresa and Stan lard.
WANTED—Tobny timber land* Ad
dress C U Klatie, No. *t7 Brood Street,
(Tiarleatou, S. t.
WANTED—Yon to know that I have u
comp'ete line of fnrnitnre, atovea. etc
J carry on a general line of repair
vtork. sorb a* organa, sewing much!
uea, and bicycles-
L N Glover.
8-11.
As we get older the blood becomes sluggish, the mu*
cles and joints stiffen and aches and pains take hold
easier. Sloan’s Liniment quickens the blood, limbers
up the muscles and joints and stops any pain or ache
with astonishing promptness.
Proof that it U Bet! for Rheumatism.
Mra. Danikl H. DlEHUof Manna Choice, R.F.D., No. i. Pa. write*.—
" Pleaae tend me a bottle of Sloan’a Liniment for rheumatiam and btifi joints.
It is the beat remedy I ever knew for I can’t do without it.'*
Also for Stiff Joints.
Mr. Milton Whkklrr, 2100 Morris Ave.. Birmingham. Ala., writes
" I am glad to aay that Sloan's Linimt-nt has done me more good for atiti
joints than anything I have ever tried.*'
Sloan’s
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is the qickest and best remedy for Rheuma
tism, Sciatica, Toothache, Sprains, Bruises
and Insect Stings.
Plica 25c., 50c^ and $1.00 at All Dealers
lewd for Uoaa’a Flaw Book «a Bmum. Addreaa
DR. EARL S. SLOAN, BOSTON, MASS.
ed by the associated railways. In a by th.* legislatuee.
later issue will appear the conditions J). L. Smith A concurrent resolu-
necesuary to obtain this reduction. tion fixing the day for the elections
Any other information that may in the Senate and House, consisting
be deemed necessary will be* pub- 1 of election of one Associate Justice
lished. Respectfully, fiw Circuit Judges two directors
(Miss) Ida M.
Fishburne,
Secretary.
RAVENEL HAPPENINGS
Ravenel, Jan. 22, Special: *Mr.
and Mrs C. M. Dukes of Orangeburg,
rre visiting Mrs C. F. Butler.
Mrs E B Platt and little son are
the guests of Mrs M A Barwick.
of penitentiary. Insurance commis
sioner. State Librarian Trustees of
various colleges.
D. L. Smith Joint resolution to
pay certain election managers at
Tiger Creek and Sidney, L. W.
Beach and others, G. W. Garris and
others for holding special election.
Colleton Delegation—An act au
thorizing the County Supervisor and
Messrs John D and W C Warren j Commissioners to immedi-
of Walterboro, spent the week-end , at ^]y open a public highway connect-
here visiting relatives. mg Drawdy’s with Great Swamp
Misses Myrtle and Beulah Gilmore c b urc h.
of North Carolina, are the guests of *
Mrs W A Gilmore.
The Rev Walter I Herbert of Char
leston, spent Saturday here.
Min Lucy Martin is the guest of
Mrs Mary Bivens.
Mssrs Willie Meggett and Moore
of Charleston, spent Wednesday here
as the guests of Mr F C Baldwin,
enjoying their annual hunt.
Mrs Fred Towles spent Wednesday
in Charleston.
The members of the art league of
INSTALLING : l!EW ’PHONES-
The Colleton County Telephone
Company are busily engaged now in
taking out the telephones belonging
to the Southern Bell Telephone
Company, which they have had rent
ed, and are installing in their stead
’phones manufactured bv the West
ern Electric Company, which have
been purchased outright by the Col
leton Telephone Company.’ The
the Ravenel school gave an entertain-, Southern Bell Telephone Company
ment in the school house Thursday ; will not dispose of their ’phones, but
night. The hall was beautifully and | will charge a rental for their use.
artistically decorated by Misses Ellen The company decided that it
Powell and G>ra Ackerman with, would be far cheaper to purchase
ferns and plants. A number of games their o^fn’phones than to pay this
which afforded great amusement .exorbitant price for their rental:
were enjoyed during the evening, Av'consequently all the ’phones of the
beautiful cake was voted to the most Bell Company wil be supplanted by
popular young lady, arid was won by their own .phones. This will not in
Miss Gertrude Rodgers. Besides any way interfere with the long dis-
the “big time’’ enjoyed by every one tance connection now enjoyed by
present, a very nice sum was realized subscribers*
which will go to improving the -•—* . ^
school grounds.
1 am doing that duty to the satisfac
tion of many and you may need me
worse—be honest with yourself and i
- j
■ care for that member of your Ibody
that enables you to liehold the i
beauties of nature and take your
stand in life; not be dependent on
the other fellow-have a competent!
man prescribe the glasses you wear; 1
they are far cheaper in the end, for
there are many diseases of the eye,
there are many ways for glasses to
be ground to correct them. An un-
skilled^man can’t detect them and
will do you injury to wear his glass
es. If you could only see the dan
ger of letting every peddler that
comes along tamper with your eyes.
As I see it you would be far from
buying his glasses as a piece of mer
chandise of allowing your loved ones
to do so as you would from taking a
dose of medicine prescribed Ly a
tramp. You may have said I could
not do any better. I had no one to
do the work for me. That won’t
take now. You have a man at your
service that can do the work—you
nd longer have to stay at home and
do without or spend a young fortune
i$ Charleston, Augusta or elsewhere.
Come to Walterboro or drop me a
card and I will come to your home.
I have the latest and most approved
methods. 1 can serve you as well as
you can be anywhere. Be loyal,
patronize home industry and I will
stay with you. 1 am in Walterboro
Saturdays and Mondays. Other
days various parts of the country.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—The 30 we b«v
been rouniiu i*no«rover. but weh>iv.
a fttle «>n nil the time. We invite y in
to mil Hiid extmioe oar uew line <>f
Spring gootlfi. It trgwiu-for ptirch^ticrfi
, A. O. lliott,
1 iy zt Koaud, 8. C.
FOR SALE—Slock of roerchnndiw of .1
W Cxi>ou, oankrapt. Applv to
l’ W IHvih. Trustee,
1 12 it Walierboro, 8 C.
FOR SALE-Three miltw from Walter-
boro on railroad, In nice healtby
locality farm of 125 acres, with nea'
comfortable bauding*. Apply to
A II Herndon,
1 5 4r Walterbnrc, S. C., r f d 3
FOR SALE—Several tine Jersey Milch
Cowa, with or without calve. Apply
to L E. Hill.
12-1-tf Round.
FOR BALE—Jnet received a ear load of
Angnsta Brick. Prices quoted oa ap
plication. Can fill orders fer any
amoont.
8 25 tf J M McKenzie.
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted i R - D ’ CARRIER RESlGNtD.
J J. W. Boatwright, who for over
two years lias been the ’efficient and
The Government pays Railway Mail popular R. F. I), ca-rier on the
(’lerks $800 to $1,200, and other
ployees up to $2,500aHnuaTfyT
em
We**ks route ha- resigned jn ?'has
removed to Branchville. where fhe
1 will b'* in the p irirait business. Mr.
Boatwright is succeeded temporarily
bv h s substitute. W. C. Hailey
Uncle Sam will hold spring exam
inations throughout the country for . .
Railway Mail (’lerks. Custom House! Loatwright wu.~ a ; |ea.«ant
Clerks. Stenographers, Bookkeepers, caller at our office while in town Sat-
Departmental Clerks and other im j av
Govenment positions. Thousands of
appointments will be made. Any
man or woman in the City or Coun
try, can get instruction and free in
formation bv writing at once to the
Bureau of Instruction, 117 N Ham
lin Building, Rochester, N. Y.
Chtmtierlain’, (• •u*h Remedy ’•> a
very vaiu*h * me lictott for thru** xnd
l«nc trouble,, quietly tenevt-e i»nd
cure, pxiiifal brssihinir and adaisre-cei*-
Iv Hituuding cough which mdic%*ee « i>n-
L«te>t lung, Hokl by All Dexter,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
REDUCED SALE.
ANOTHER APPORTIONMENT.
1 The County Superintendent of
DISTRICT K. OF P. CONVENTION- - Wucatio" h w ui«k Sr h«
I just apportioned over $o,LXH) among
The following delegates have been scnools of the county. This ap-
elected by Ashby Farrow’ Lodge to portionment coven? the amount due
( attend the district convention to be the schools from taxes up to Janu-
u-ij Wadrwxidov Thutvsiotr onri Ev, arv 1. There will probably bp $o,000
held Wednesday, Thursday $nd rn- or 'jg ^ more from the taxes which
day of this week at Beaufort: E D have not yet been paid.
Lemacks, P M Buckner. N G Mor- ^ _■. . —— n. n
rail, D B Black.
Beaufort is preparing to give the
delegates a royal good time.
Mra S G Hawkins and little daugh
ter, Miss Dorothy Duncan, of Spar
tanburg, who have been visiting the
formers sister, Min Claude A
Graves, left yesterdry afternoon for
their home. »
OFFICE OF
Dr. A. J- Anderson
DENTAL SURGEON
Office Hours:
opposite
9 s. »., 1 p. as.
t p. m., 6 ]
Bank.
'Phone lOOa.
WALTERBORO, 8. d
DR. M. R. CAMPBELL,
Eye Specialiat
Were Miliar more PITTSBURGH
PERFECT ELECTRIC WELDED
FENCE this fall than ever before Bure
Tksre's s reason. A little higher io
qaalRy and a Utile lower in price.
* Terry k Shaffer.
The genuine Mother, naive for catarrh,
croup and coide. 26 oenla atKleio',,
Balter in pound pnnta at 85c per
pound. Colleton Mercantile A Utg Co.
1 19 3t
Have yon Men Jibe new LOWERY
WAOON8? Ifnotwhyoot? No, not
the pend wagon or the water wagon but
the LOWERY WAGON I, what we
want to show yon and eave yon money
on. Terry k Bhalfer.
Nyal, Corn remover the beet 25 ct,.
nl Klein',.
Baggage, freight or anything hauled
or delivered, anywhere, at any time,
day or night. 'Phone 43b or 15j.
J. W. Meheu/ •
5 25 If
During January we will sell all Fall and Winter
IR Hats and'Dress Goods *
5 5 AT COST.
SWATCH OUR BARGAIN TABU
J offer some fare bargains to be displayed on
our Bargain Table. See them betore you buy.
2 We wish our many friends and customers a Happy
S MRS. W. A. BLACK
A
a The Ladies’ Store.
A BIRTHDAY DINNER
There was a surprise birthday din-
children of Mr. Kinard celebrated
his fifty-fifth birthday by giving him
this surprise dinner. There were
Ii' vdit-WMiit to know why the »a!e, o I |
l NDIN K FLOUR in ton County i
have liicrea-ed every year f,*r ten yt nr,
i , ' u, ‘ l 0 * 1 °f bread baited from |
ner fifivcjn At the home of Mr, find i i uiiur and you wilt uiidt*rtit*in<l.
Mrs. J. C. Kinard on Jan. 20th. The I lerry & Bhafft r.
Good Picnic Ham*. While'they l»,t
,t 15 c*!Uia a pound. Cdlietou Mercmmle
Jt M'K CO
about 35 persons present,and among *' '*
these were two of his oat Parker ami VNnietmaua lountain
follows:
„ , . , oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Ho'h and toilet ,ponge, at Klein’*. O
brothers, as;
C. H. Kinard and family ^
of Barnwell county and B. B. Kinard |
and family of Ruffin.
The relatives of Mr. Kinard en
joyed this day together.
Kinard and
W. D. Ki
Saturday night with
and family.
family spent
M. S. Crosby
C. M.
C H t Id rron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA
prua at K tetut.
Onion helaat B G Hyrne',.
Nyal’n auro thioat meuiclue. 25 renta
! at Klotu’a.
Nyal, Htone R «t Com pound for the
kidney,, liver and bladiier at Klein,
Brighten np your home with a coat
of pnfnt. PalnU and olb at Kleina.
New Garden aeeda at Klein'a
Now i, the time to prepare for a
Bpnng garden Freeh aeed, joat ar
rived at Klein,
Onion aete ai Klein*.
H- W. BUCK SR,
DENTAL SURGEON w
1 have reopened my dental g
office, and have associated 9
with me DR. JOHN H. O
BAKER. All work given 8
prompt attention. %
Office over Finn’s Jewelry £
Store. g
Office Boon: 8.80 am to & S
, p. m. 8 to 6 p. m.
’Fpone No. 67a.
Walterboro, SI C
$000000000000000000000000’
C. E. DURANT
•w
Civil Eng’r and Land Surveyor.
I will be in my office or> Sat
urdays and all other days when
not at work in field.
Office between Klien's and
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Phone 27 B, Walterboro, S.’C.
Nsvsroaa tall whan you'll aaah'a
finger or auffar a aat, brtiaa, Lara or
acald. Ba praparad Dr. Thotnaa’ So-
leetric Oil in tasMy ra'iavaa pain—
quickly ouras tha wound.
Kaai Batata, Brokerago at4
iMraaee.
LOAKb NEGOTIATED
Housuto fimtHL.
>ppoaha tha MariMt,
WALTERBOEO, S %
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