Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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««£©*%**•*«**« *****<*<*«***'*. s.*:*-* ■; '■ r? If 9,896 Farmers and planters told you that their yields per acre of cotton, corn, tobacco, wheat, fruits, peanuts, rice, sugar cane and truck crops were greatly increased and even doubled LODGE LACONICS NEWS GATHERED BY ONE OF OUR CORRESPONDENTS. By Using Y irginia-Carolina Fertilizers j Feb. 10.- Farm work is f !»ro);res>mg Cerv nicely at present^ | as the farmers have bejfun repairing fencing, clearing up and plowing for this year’s crop, working in good • ' ' ■ - 1 > i ————- PROSPEROUS SMOAKS t —— FARMERS GETTING READY TO PLANT -MR. KINSET ILL-VISITORS. Smoaks. Feb. 11.- The farmers in this section have t>egun plowing for! this year, and they are hopingjfor a successful year. Mr. and Mrs and which they thought the best and biggest crop pro ducers on earth—wouldn’t you feel that you should, in justice to yourself, try these fertilizers and get the same increased yields on your own farm? We have many thousands*of un-asked-for letters from farmers blessing the day they bought Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers. Many of these lettcrsarc inou»' 1910 Farmers’Year Book, which can be had free of vour dealer,or by mailing us the coupon iff*™, but a very short term, R R r Miley. having lm*n in charge of 1 this school. The pupils ail hate to J F Herndon, of, heart for another good crop, for Smcak. spent Saturday with their which 1 hope they will get. • neice. Miss Hattie Jones', the daugh-, A very heavy rain fell in this sec- ter of Asbury Linder, tion Tuesday night and a great deal of hail, but no damage done. The rain was very acceptable to keep down forest fires that have been raging in our section. The school at Dry Branch will close Tuesday, Feb 15, after a sue- Mail «i§ t'lit C<Ki9»n •'!*r,tvtA l Aftvsi.i*A Cmtstic al C jatPAHV ,wn4 *r»e a c«>f r j . ? 1 ii j ~ar nc't \ ear trce^al Town SAI RS OFFICKSi RifN^»->4 V*. All,n'^. O,. Sn-',.*, V,. G«. C *iumb»a S C. Durham. M C W 1 ntratem. N. C, Cbarlroroti. % C. R jitirrsore. |^fj( * G§. M ^nigo^rff. A!*. Tenn. La, H L Jones of this section. attend*Hi 1 the quarterly meeting at St. John’s j church last Sunday. He reports a 1 very enjoyable’day. H M Herndon has returned home, from the Land of Flower a, where he 1 has been fur some time. He has ALCOHOL 3 PEK CENT A\fc*efaNc ftrprtton 6r As similafingthrfbodaodR^utj (ingdr SamadB aodfioMtsor Q I *<«*<* »>**<•«-SiSiS *<*•<** ■:>*«« TO THE CITIZENS OF COLLETON COUNTY: v Many thngs arc recommended lor Fever, hut noth ing else can cure a deep-seated attack oi Grippe, hut Johnson’s 1 onic. It 'will drive mit every trace and taint ol Grip poison from the system and do its work quick and do it right. In support of our claim we refer with pleas ure to the letter appended to this from a well known citizen of your County. Drop a postal card and we will send a trial Untie containing foor doses ol the best medicine made. THE JOHNSON’S CHILL & FEVER CO.. SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. Walterboro S. C,. October 9, 11*)*. On August :}0. ’OK, 1 contracted cold and dewioped <,nuj*e and was laid up Hive weeks. My bronchial tub»-s were badly af fected. which caused me to cough continually and prevented my sleeping at nightP 1 tried all the old remedies which usually gave me relief hut failed. Johnson’s Chill and Fever Tonic was recommended to me as a guaranteed cure for gript»e and colds and 1 wa> pursiaded to try it. After taking it acconlirg to directions for one week, 1 found myself entirely cut'll ot my cold and gripj*e, and my sys tem in first-class condition. 1 regard ;t as one of the !h-sL nu di- cim*s I have ever used ir mv family and can ch-i'rfu!ly recom mend it to anvone suffering from a like ’rouble or general debilitated sjstem, B. C,. HKNT<>N Sold and Guarantevxl by JOHN M. KLEIN, Walterhoro, S. C. see the closing day come. Rev. (T. A. Martin preached a very able and interesting sermon at Car ter'.-, Ford Sunday morning There was quite a large crowd present. The members of Carter’s Ford ! cherub have put a new organ in the church, which will no doubt add much to our choir. J C Avant visited friends near CoLton Saturday and Sunday. M i-.-.e- Delia, Della. Florrie and | Fairy Drawdy were guests of the Misses Avant of Cross Swamp sec tion Sunday. Rerry ami Kune McMillan dined w ith Claranee Caldwell Sunday. Misses Ruth and Viola-Bishop and ^ brother. \V illi.*, of Klirhardt, sjH»nt ™ i Saturday night at the home of J B £ ■ Bishop near Lodge. Aw J Mr. and Mrs. It. R. Bishop and son Master I/rnnie. visitisl the home 4^ of th«* latter's parents. Mr and Mrs ft W H Hiers Sunday. ^ Billie and Inland A Hiers attend- k| ' od the union at Williams on the 5th y Sunday, V M r a»:fl Mrs H M Bishop and chil- I dren of F.hrhardt, spent the5th Sun- ^ lay at the- home of the latter’s ^ parents, Mr and Mrs W. H. Biers. Mi's Minnie Crosby, after sja-nd- ing sometime with Her si'ter. Mrs L C Tuten in Charleston, has returned home. W<* are glad to report that J J L 41 Fender is up again after being eon- 41 j fined to His l»s| with grip. V V V : MATERIAL. <! tip* I ’lLlic kp.i?w tivit we have a most c-. n po t»- .tnc nt ... <r i)' ■I'T' ltl.it- Hal, .! i s w LH >OKS, SASH, BLINDS. SHINGLES. moulding; BKIlK. LUMBER. HFC. At pr : ces to suit. Lot us know your wants. C. A. SAVAGE. - 1 0 j Manufacturer of Rough and Dressed Lomber. 1 W H Hiers and son W (J. visitwl F.hrhardt Wednesday ami Thursday i on business. Conn* again, Blue Kyes. of Hiott- \ii!< ami Red VVing. of Smoaks. your pieees are fine. Where has !' ■ >zy Bell gone? Come join the Happy band of correspondents and ots make things lively. Hurrah for the contest. L. A. Jd. Smvii Fri.m Awtul I'enl I r^v. 1 li P -o l i-Hr mv grave." writp* t,« w - < haint) in, ot MfiiidiCKter, Ohio I It 1! N.> :t ‘tsMl.eiia tii^hital cniieh I t <1 Imig troulile pulli-it me <1own '0 lir»| ouml-in spite ol niHtiy remedies. HIK * yfp.ffiooh ! in r» -i rloi ter*. And tha! 1 am alive to i Uv ix i.ue snie'v to I>|. .King'iiNew ,r# rv. whi< h eompletelv carer) me. N w I weT»rh ItKi pouuds and « an work 1 hard. It n.*o «iured u»y four child r en of orroip ” Inl-dlibtf for ('.<»uena and (toldn, its ttie mcot certain remedy for LaOrippe Asthma, tie p-rate lunc trouble and all •lotniiinl atr« ctinnH, .'ihc and $1 00. A mal hoitle tree. (iuar b nteed by Juo M. Klein. Heed the Warning. Many Walterboro People Have Done So. (Prickly Aak, Poke Boot mm4 ■ Foemya orara or all forks axd rraan or Physlriena eedorse P. P. P. as a spiea- dM eombtnattoD. and prescribe it With gisat aaOatsotioa for the cone of aU forms sod stagM of Prlmarz. Secondary aarTTbrUary Syphilis. Syphilltla Kben- aiattsm. Scrofulous Closn and Sores, Olaadnlv BwelUngs. Rheumatism, Kid- QO g yoe via regain flash and strsngth. Wasta of anargy and aU dlaaaasa rnsnltiiifl (Tom orartaxing the system are cured by UanaaofP.P.P. Ladlsswhose systsmsarspoisonsdand Wboeablood lain an Impuraoonditiapdna to menstrual IrregiUaritiaa aea peculiarly CATARRH 3 SCROFULA C3 CO blood elsaneing propseOs* of P. P.P, SMaaMk »»■■"■> Cbroala Psmals Prickly Ash. Poke Boot aad PHssslam. *” mm ' Vm * •oldby aU DrugHsts. P. P. P. is a pawarid tsals sad as ■ F. V. LIPPMAN , asiwlkat appWasr. beOSlag mp tha SB taMaaad ImI haAy try P. P. P* sad •avannah, • Ca. When the kiduev» aie rick they give rumistakatile warniogn ihat ahouid not be ignored By examiniag the urine and treating the kidneys upon tha first sign of disorder, many days rd aohering may fa* -aved Hick kidney? expel a dark, ill rniHlmg urine, full of “brick- dust" rediin«*ut and painful in parage Sluggish kidneys coure a dull pain In lhe amall of the back, headache, dizzy spells, Tirest, languid feeliuga and tre quen. ly rh< amatic twingis. Doane's Kidney Pills are f >r the kid ; nets only; they cure aick kidneys, jnd rid ihc bltKsl of uric poison It «ou Hotter from any of ibe above eymptoms ' you can ure no bciler remedy Waiierboro {teopie reco 4 mmed Doan’s Kidmy Pills Airs H HuUivao. of Walterboro, S C.. says: "Doan’s Kidney Pills proved of moie benefit to me than any other ‘ remedy I ever need. My kulnets were sluggiah, nansing my back to ache near ly all t ie time and it was hard for me to ge. about. Mornings on arising I was so lame that 1 could hardly dress myself or do my work. I tried plasters and liniments, but failed to get relief. A friend tiua ly told me about Doan’s Kidney Pills and 1 procured a box at the Walterhoro Drug Co. They cured me in a short time ” For sale by all dealers. * Price 50 cents Post hr-Mil burn Co ,' BuiTtlo, New York, sole agents for the Uuited (Hates. Remember the tame—Doan's—and take 00 other. RHEUMATISM Itching pilee provoke profanity, but proiaoitj won’t cure them. Dona's Oint ment cores itching bleeding or protrud ing piles after years ol soffariag. At any drag store. come home this year to work w ith brother. Ceorge W. Herndon. J. C. Jones has returned home from Langley. “Uncle Joe’’ Kinsey is very ill, but we hoja* he will s«x>n U* better. He is <»ne of our oldest citizens, lieing about 75 yeats old. (leorge Herndon of this Election, has'left the Branehvil!e ( school ami has returned to his home Behind. Buck Heah. where he is getting along nicely. 1'rof. H. S Strick and is our teacher and is liked very much. Little Miss Lstella Herndon of this sivtion, spetit Sunday night with Miss's Hattie and Blanehie Jones. Burrel Jones has been on the sick list, nut is up again and able to be put. A A I’titterson, Jr;, county au- thtor, was at the Buck Head school house on the 27th <*f January. He spent the night with B L Jones. There will In* preaching at the Tabernacle church next Sunday af ternoon at o:20 o’clock by the pastor. Rev. J. K. Rushton. A Blue Kyed Girl. If you hnvcu’t ttie time to eierriH# reg dar v, Doan ' Hegtileit will (>r«)veDl oou*'i|«iiiou They 1 iduee » mild, eai-y. Iicxlthfi l Ktloo of the boweU without griping ANk jeur crug^i'i f*T Uu-m. 25c. • • DOTS FROM SANDY DAM. Sandy Dam. Feb. 12, Sjiecial: The fanners are going about their work very happy preparing for a very successful crop. Burrel Gahagan of Hardeeville, visittsl nis mother of Sandy Dam Monday and Tuesday last. Miss Lucia Newton of Adams Run •s visiting her sister Mrs Mud War ren of Sandy Dam. Mrs. Martha Giiflin and little grand daughter, Inez. Griffin, of j Sandy Dam. are visiting her son Harvey, in Charleston. A quiet wedding w hich took place at Hampton, Sunday afternoon was that of Mr. Ben Smoak of Sandy - Dam. and Miss Dailies of Hampton. They came to J. C. Hoates Monday where . they will si>end their honey moon. A good many of our Smoaks friends met there to welcome them and wish them suc cess and a happy life. Jim Saunders of Stokes visited friends at Mashawville, Saturday afternoon and Sunday, returning home Monday- Mr. Henry Standfill. visited Mr. Jimmie Warren Sunday. Miss Annie Grant of Mashawville, visited Misses Kthei and Kula Price of Sandy Dart) Thursday returning home Saturday. She enjoyed the visit very much. Miss Winnabee (Trace of Walter boro is getting ahmg nicely w ith her school at Mashavwille. The school children say - they like her better than any teacher they have ever had. Miss Leila Padgett, who is teach ing the Sandy Dam school will visit her parents next week at Smoaks. We hope she will not stay long as we will miss her so much. Mrs. Rachel Redish of Smoaks visited friends at Sandy Dam last week. Miss Lovie Warren of Adams liun, visited Miss Ethel Warren the first part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Grant, and little son Herbert, of Green Pond visited his father J. W. Grant of Mashawville last Sunday. We all are glad to see J. W r . Grant but again after a long spell of suf fering of about a month. Misses Ethel Price and Annie Grant visited Mrs. Mad Warren Fri day afternoon. Miss Sue Ella Sanders of Walter boro visited friends at Mashawville, the first part of the week. Brown Eyes. Dr.Klafli’s Ninr life Pills In <?« r f- ^ 1 ,.•35 e C wfc *> r cr< —•» ■ Prontofes Digestion Hrf'ful ness and RntXonlatns nnttn Opium Morphine nor Nuairoi Not Narcotic. JtK&UMIkS&lTLIWJBni gi fi— » /MrStft- j*ot*mi* dss.u. MrsJM- OMMAyar > hmrfttu /Imr. Aperfwi Betnedv forCmtsfipa Hon. Sour Stonach.DUnlwa Worms Convulsions JVvu isfc ness and Loss OF SLtKP- FacSiimk* uf NEW A’ORK. CASTORU For Ittfttntg-and Children. — The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Thirty Years Gvunuttrrduftdpr ike Exact Copy of Wrapper, A SAD DEATH. On the fith day 'of February, the angel of death visited the home of Mrs. C H Steedly, claimed for its own. little Derrel. her only son of little more than two summers. He leaves a mother and one little sister with a host of relatives and friends to mourn his loss. But. alas, the ones we love Jesus loves liest. and after much suffering of infiamation of the brain. The little one went to his rest in the arms of Jesus. This home that was once so bright with the light of his happy greet ings is now sad and lonely, and we grieve to think that no more on earth we shall see him, hut in the | sweet beyond he s waiting for us. There is a voice we miss, a vacant chair, and everything we see re minds us of him. God has called him home and He doeth all things well. May he comfort and bless his dear mother in her bereavement. ,-He was laid to rest in the Doctor’s : Creek Cemetery by the side of his ; father, who preceeded him a little ! more than a year. j He shall sleep, hut not forever There will Lie a glorious dawn. We shall meet to part, no never. On that resurrection morn. One Who Istved Her, Stokes. Feb. 10, 1910. R. L T. - The Great Liver Medicine and General Tonic Don’t take pills and violent purgatives. They only make bad mattera worse. They don’t cure. Take R. L. T. for Constipation. Biliousness, In digestion ami ail Liver Troubles. It acts in |»erfect harmony with nature. Dr. Richardsan has been prescribing continuously for 25 years and says lie does not know oi any remedy that will <bve such £;ood results as this remedy. Monev Refunded If It Dees Not What We Clain? I IrnTt* been UHing •‘KichanUou’H Liver Tonic” in niy home for *oiue month* paat and find it an excellent preparation. It haa sarved &a a aabatitnte for calomel, giving the desired effect wit boot the usual nauaea following a doae ot calomel and leaving the liver in normal activity 1 recommend it without beeiiatioo, A J. CAUTBBN, Presiding Klder Anderaon .District. Cbicoia Drug Co . Anderson, 8. C. D-ar Sirs: In response To yonr in quiry. 1 cheerfully Mate that I have need K L. T. in my family for several years with very beneficial result*. I have personally used it recently for its tonic effects ami have been much bene fit ted- Kor chronic constipation. Indi gestion and torpid liver, 1 do not know a better remedy. GEO E. PRINCE, rij Judge of lOtbOIrcoit.n MANUFACTURED AND GUARANTEED BY Ghiquola Drug 60., ANDERSON, S. C. FOR SALE IIY JOHN M. KLEIN, DRUGGIST.- WALTERBORO. S. C. PRICE 50c AND $|00 PER BOTTLE _ Physicians Advise the a** of a goodlaxatfve, to keep the bowels open and prevent the poisons of undigested food from gettinginto yoor system. The latest product of science t* VELVO Laxatice Liver Syrup, purely vegetable, gentle, reliable and of a pleasant, aromatic taste. Velvo acts on the liver, as well as on the stomach and bowels, and Is of the greatest possible efficacy in constipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick headache, feverishness, colic,flatulence, etc. Try VF 1 V VO LAXATIVE LIVER SYRUP Electric Bitters Succeed when erciythluf else fail*. In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy, as thonaanda have testified. FOR KIDNEYaUVCR AND STOMACH TROUBLE h is the heat over a CHICHESTER SPILLS BRAND 2S.„ DIAMOND o 4 LADIES f Ask T~r for Cm-CHBS-T«rs DIAMOND bkAND PILLS la Ban Goto metallic boxes, sealed with gibbon Taaa no oraaa. DlAMaNIB 4 BKA N • PII Sold 1 TIMS TnrwD or ALL DRUC6I8TS EVERYWHERE *i.;.. 1 ;*j... ■ j.-. rv.v *'4iAi.