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WARREN TOPPAN, Lynn, Mass.
Cured of severe compound
'cold'3ud cough by _
ytroi
'•From Dec. 20, ’08. to March I, *09,
I had three bad colds, one oa top of the
other. I got so weak I could hardly
get around. Nothing sceMed to help
me until I began to take Vlaol. The
change was magic. Three bottlescoaM
pleteiy fixed that compound cold and
•topped the terrible cough—and what
surprises me most, at the same time
It cured me of a severe stomach trouble
that has bothered me for 20 years.
Vlnol is certainly a wonderful medicine.”
Mr.Toppan is one of Lynn's most prominent aiul highly respected
merchants, whose word is as good as his bond.
The reason Vinol is so successful in such cases is because it
contains the two most world-famed tonics—the medicinal, strength-
enmg^>o<JyTuII3tnj^el<^nentrTr7!o^TTver Oil and Tonic Iron.
Your Money Back I* Yon Are Not Satisfied*
JOHN M. KLEIN, Druggist, Walterboro.
DECIDES AG4INST BENTON-
The Snpreme Court has handed
down a decision in the ci.Se of the
State vs. Henry Benton charged
u j»h Violation of the 1 liajten'nrv
law. This case was tried at the
March term. in the alienee of
the defendant and a sealed verdict
SPECIAL MEETING OF HALL
LOCAL.
The next meeting of Hall local will
be held Saturday, April 9th at 7 o’-
c k. At the conclusion of the ex
ecutive session, which will Iasi one
hour, tbe doors will be thrown oj)en
*
. , . . , i . .. i and the public is invited to la? pres-
br«>ught in, which was opened at the t .
c , . i i i cu j e nt to listen to several addresses
bummer term by Judge Shipp and a
sentence of t ine months on the chain
gang or fine of $200. was imposed.
Senator Griffin, counsel for the de
fendant made a motion for a new
trial on the ground that the jury
was not a legal one w hich tried the
caae. this beit g the celebrated jury
in which the seal was not placed on
the venire. Judge Shipp granted
the motion, and an appeal was taken
by Solicitor Peurifoy, The Supreme
Court has reversed Judge Shipp, so
It is now up to Benton to either pay
the fine or serve the sentence.
ITEMS EROM ISLANDTON.
Islardton, April 2. Miss \ initia
God ley has just returned from a
week’s visit to her sister, Mrs K. C.
Mew.
Quite a number of people visiter!
Island ton Saturday.
W. K. Barnes visited Crocketvilie
last Thursday.
B. II. Dopson of Islandton has ac
cepted a |»<»sition on Wadmalow Is
land.
Mr and Mrs K. C. Mew spent Mas
ter with Mrs P. C. Godley.
Miss Kmily Mears of Islandton has
gone to spend the summer with her
aunts in Wilmington.^N. C., and Al-
leghan, Mich.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Canie
Murdaugh has been made happy by
the appearance of a fine little baby
girl.
Mrs W. E. Mears and children
spent Sunday at the home of Mr* J.
1. Mears.
Mr* J. A. and Queen Polk paid
their brother, J. T. Polk, of Ashton
a short visit recently.
CORDRAY- ANDERSON.
A marriage of considerable inter-
I)r. R. A. Hudson and wife spent est was that of Mr. Jesse Anderson
a. pleasant Easter with their sister, 1 of Charleston to Miss Leila Cordray
Mrs J<x* Breland of Lodge. of Adams Run. which took place at
Quite a number of people attended the home of the bride’s brother. Mr.
ent to listen to several
which will be delivered.
The stieakers selected for the even
ing are 1. B. Weeks. B. G. Weeks,
A. V. Kickenbaker and T. B. Cald
well.
A SIDO TYPEWRITER
fOR17 CENTS A DAY!
the Easter hunt last Saturday aft. r-
noon.
Mr and Mrs Tendel of Georgia are
vi-iting their mother, Mrs Jenness,
j who is very ill
j , Quillie Polk, a student of the
Brunson school, spent Saturday and
| Sunday at home.
A. J. Sineath and Miss Mamie
i
Murdaugh v ere happily married on
the second Sunday in March at the
home of the bride’s fatKer, Mr T. P.
Murdaugh.
Miss Gertrude LMmer is spending
some time with her brother. E. G.
Ufiner, of Islandton.
C. B. Godly and family spent Eas
ter with their parents, Mr and Mr*
H. S. Crosby, of Islandton.
,Two Little Girls.
C H 11 d r • r» Cry
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DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,
SHOES AND HATS. JBLANKETS AND COM
FORTS.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
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Wslterbsrs, • • 9mth esrollaa.
I Announcement
To tlhe Public
W E have secured the litand formerly occupied by
Thomas Bros.,at Smoaks, S. C., and are putting
in a large and well selected stock of GENERAL MER
CHANDISE. all of which will be sold at RIGHT PRICES
and WESOUCIT YOUR BUSINESS.
See Us Before You Buy
Your FERTILIZERS
We have large contracts made and will be glad to figure
with you. We are also in position to make a large num
ber of fivans.
Trusting to see you and assuring you that w*e will do
everythingRconsistent with good business to please you,
we are, Yours Faithfully,
YARN SOOTHERS CO.
MOSELLE, S. C SMOAKS, S. C
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The House That Gives
Mew Goods for the Same Money; The Same Goods for Lem Money
John Cordray, on Monday, March
27th. The attendants were as fol
lows: Miss Janie Crosby, Misses Car-
ruth and Sarah Weeks Messrs. J. O.
Chaplain, Ben Caddin, Jessie Weeks,
I). P. and Johnnie Poland.
The ceremony w as performed by
Magistrate Weeks in the presence of
a fe# relatives and friends.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in white. The groom is a prosper
ous young busine&s man of Charles
ton. The many friends of this young
couple wish for them a long a happy
life.
W. S. W.
CASTOR IA
Tor Iifaats aid CkiUrtB.
YIm KM Yu Han Ahnp tafkt
Bssrs tbs
SAgnstorsof
Please read the headline <<ver again.
Then it» trenn-udon* ftignificioee will
dnwn upon you
An *»uver Tvp'wji'er—the standard
visible writ*r—Lte #H»o machne the
mol higblv nerferted *vrewriter > u the
nmritet— yoURS FOR 17 CENTS A DAY!
The typewriter timf la equipped with
■cores * l such convenience* ae “The Bai-
tinea ^hift*'—''Tbe Ruling Devir'e"—
*Tl.e Dovble K* le**e”—“The Ix>c >n.o-
five Ra*e”—“The Ai tomaiic Spare''”—
“The Automatic Tabulatin'’—"The l>is
appearing In Heater"—“The Adjustable
^ ^ ^ Paptr Fingera’’—
"The f*cientitir
Condensed K e v-
btwrd”—all
Yours for<' 17
Cents a Day!
^ —j We announced
M this new atlet plan
racently, jast to feel the pulse of the
people bmiply a muall cash payment —
tben 17 centa a day. That is the plan in
a nutshell.
The reanlt has been Mich a deloge of
applications for machines that we are
simply astounded.
Tbe demand cornea from people of all
claneen, all aces* el. occupation*
Tbe m»joritf of inquiries bss come
from people of known tinencisl •rending
who were atttected by the novelty of tbe
proposition. An impressive detnonatrs-
tlon of tbe imnmnae popularity of tbe
Oliver Typewriter.
A starling confirmation of our belief
that tbe Era of Universal Typewriting is
at hand.
A Quarter of a Million Peo
ple Are Making Money With
GETS ELEVEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
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A case in which the people of Col
leton will be generally interested
has just been tried in the Uniter!
States District Court in Charleston,
which resulted in a compromise of
$11,000 for the Collettfn Cotton
Mills. The suit was entered by the
Colleton Cotton Mills to recover a
loss sustained bv reason of the fail
-i
ure of a New York firm. Garner &
Co., to carry out its contract to pur
chase the product of the mill. It
appears that a contract had been en
tered into with this company when
the price of cloth etc, was good
Soon the panic of 1907 came on, and
the company then refused to pur
chase further from the mill.' Suit
was entered to recover $16,000 the
amount of the damages alleged in
the complaint. At the call of the
before Judge Brawley argument
was made by the counsel for the de
fendant company to have Judge
Brawley pam upon the merits of the
Plaintiffs counsel held that it
was a jury case, and when the Judge
decided it was, an offer of a
promise verdict was made. Finally
$11,000 waa agreed upon, which has
been .paid.
Hie mill feels justly proud of this
settlement, as it is a vindication of
the produet of the mOl. If the de>
company could have shown
that the product of the mill was not
up to the contract, it would have
been very easy to have broken the
contract.
The.
OLIVER
TypsarrH&r
The Standard Visible Writer
Th« Oliver Typewriter is n money
nmkrr rigtit from the w« r<i “Go!" So
en*y to run that Ittginnern soon get in
tiie “*\.p»;rt’' o'hru Barn a* you h-arn
Let «be 'machine pay the 17 oeuu a day
—and nil a!*ove tti.t it yocna.
W herevi-r v<m *re, there's work to be
done r»M moi ev *o Ih? made by using
the Olive-. I lie bn-mesi world U call
ing for O iver operator#: There are not
enough -o -upply the demand. Their
tkrie* nr.- con*i«terablv above thoite ol
many ciaaaea of workers.
“An dhrer Typewriter
In Every Home! ”
That is oar battle err today. We have
made tbs Olivsr anprsms la nasfbliisM
and abaolutely tndiapeoaable <n baalnsas.
Now coidm tbs conquest of tbs hose.
The aimplicity and etrssgfh of the
Oliver fit it for ftniiy ass. It is twoom-
lag sa importaat faster la ths horns
tmlsiof of yooag psoois An sdoosier
as wsil as a mousy maker.
< Oor new rsiting pUa pats ths Oliver
oa ths threshold of every hosts la Asssji-
lea. Will yoa close the door of your
hoses or oAos oa this r—s ihshls Ottvsr
oooortunity?
efrits for farther details of oor
a f rsa copy of the
We Give Away
Absolutely Free of Cost
~ « « . * t -
The People'• Common Seme Nfedicsi Adv.aer, ^
Fnilich. or Viedicne S.mpl.lied, by R * ^! er ®T’ ' /c ”
Chief tk»naultm< Phy.ic.n to the ^'.bd. ■ n ‘ J ,
iicsl Imtitute st buffalo, ■ book of 10US larRe peffe* end
over 7UU iUuWnition., in Mronff paper cover., to «y oo.^end.M 21 ooe-ent
•tamp, to cover co.t of mailing *nly. or. in P rench Cloth bmdin| for 31 .temp.
Over 680,000 copies of thi. complete |••mdy Doctor Book were sold in doth
b.ndml .I regular price of $1 50. Aft.rw.nU ow.-d
were Riven sway ebove. A new, up-to-d.te revised edition u now rMdy
lor mailinR. Better vend NOW, before ell
MNSABY Mboical A».ocx*tion, R. V. Pierce, M. D., Prendent, Buffalo, N. Y.
ntLf PIKRCE’fl FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
THE ONE REMEDY for woman*, peculiar ailment, good enough
«!.*♦ £ts oMiker. ere not efruid to print on it. cut*id# wrapper it.
erery ingredient. No Secret.—-No Deception.
THE ONE REMEDY for women which contain, no sloohol and
no he bit-forming draff*. Made from native medicine! foreet root,
of well established cured vs value.
Ice Waqon Schedule
I^avo Ice House 10 a. m.; g<» up R. R. Ave to Hampton Street to
Court Hou<e; around the Stjuare down Water Street to Wich-
man street to Episcopal Church; from there to B. G. Price corner
and through Hampton Street toK. R Ave. am) liack to house.
Wagon will stop at comers, ring a bell and wait for customers.
This is for small ice trade. We will also have two places at which
parties can get ice in small quantities. One at C. L. Fishbume’s
and the other at
the same trip in the evening.
The wagon will make
We positively cannot deliver any ice on Sunday, but will ope^ the
ice house Sunday morning from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Parties using 50 lbs or more we will deliver as before in week, but
not Sunday. **
We have to pay cash for all ice used, and have decided to require
cash for ice sold. Tickets good for any amount may be obtained.
24 Tickets.Good for 5 lbs. Each for $1.00 Cash.
JONES CARBONATING COMPANY
Example
“I am a good example," writes Mrs. R. LT Bell, of
McAlester, Okla., "of what Cardui will do for suffering
women.
“I suffered with my head and back, for over six years,
and although 1 tried everything, I never could get any
thing to do me any good, until I began to take Cardui.
"Cardui has surely helped me and built me up and I
am so thankful that I have found something that will do
me go;>d. I feel so much stronger and better than I have
in a long time." . »*
It is well to make up your mind before you are sick
what medicine you will take when you are sick.
M? CARDUI
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The Woman’s Tonic
You will be glad to take it when you are tired, mis
erable and when life seems a weary grind. It will put
new thoughts into your head, fresh courage into your mind.
If not sick now, at least burn Cardui on to the pages
of your memory, so that when you are sick you will ask
for it without thinking.
If sick or weak, get a bottle today. At all dnggista.
The Oliver Typewriter Building
CHICAGO. - - - ILLINOIS
NO ARGUHENT
^ I Have Opened Up
A FIRST-CLASS
BARBER SHOP
in front of A. Wichmmn t Sons
and will be glad to see all of my
old customers. I am prepared
to do Shaving, Hair Cutting.
Shampooing, Massaging; and
Singeing.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
iMsrohsats, railroaders, fa
borers rely oa Dr. Thomas* Electio CM.
Takas ths sdsf oat of cots, boras , nr
braise, at oooe. Pals cannot atsy wbSre
His used.
AGAINST FACTg. h-Janders
A LIBERA^ OFFER
1
Anyone Can Try tiamom, tbe Remark'
able Flesh-Forming Food.
When one of tbe leading droggiaU in
Walterboro trlie yoa that be has a prep
aration which he so thoroughly believe
in that be will refono y ur money If It
does not do all that is claiined for it, it
abow. that the article must have una-
sual merits. It is in this way that John
M. Klein i. selling Ssmo*f the remark
able flesh hulidlny food.
This great discovery 1. destined to
work a great revolution in treating the
thin, tbe weak and the sick. There can
be no doubt that it helps people who are
weak ami sickly, who are tired, and who
have poor digestion, restoring ^thens
quickly to health and strength, and in
creasing tbe weight so that life it a
pleasure and a Joy.
8smoss is is reality a concentrated
fond, and restores Ufa and vitality at
oaoe le ths blood. It mixes with ths
ordinary mods and aids digestion; Uaa-
tracts from ths food that yoa eat
We have the
BROWN SHOE CO.’S
line of
SHOES
s.
and there is none better.
We carry a complete line of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
AND GROCERIES
also. We have demonstrated to you
that we make prices right. When
you are in need of anything, just
come to see us for we have what you
want and at the price that will please
you. Our motto is courteous atten
tion, close prices and fair treatment.
Wejtave just received a very large
stock of Low Quarter Shoes for
men, women and children, the latest
styles—no old stock on hand.
We have also just received our
Spring line of WHITE GOODS, and
they are of the newest styles.
COME AND SEE US.
SYKES & PATTERSON
PRACTICAL TIN AND
SHEET METAL
WORKERS—GAS FIT
TING and PLUMBING,
STOVE PIPE MADE TO ORDER.
ROOF REPAIRING and
PAINTING A SPECIAL
TY.
SATISFACTION GUARAN-
TEED OR MONEY RE
FUNDED.
Office next door to store of H.
H. W. Black, Jr.
MEN AND WOMEfCWJINTEB
The Government pays Railway Mail
Clerks $8000 to $1,200, and other
employees up to $2^00 annually.
Uncle Sam will hold examinations
throughout the country for Railway
Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks,
Stenographers, Bookkeepers, De
partmental Clerks and other Govern
ment Positions. Thousands of ap
pointments will be made. Any man
or woman over 18, in City or Coun
try can gdt Instruction and free in
formation by writing at once to the
Bureau of Instruction, 117 Hamlin
Building, Rochester, N. Y.
KILL tw COUGH
*m CURB thi LUNGS
wth Dr. King’s
New Discovery
memp
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Ttblsts sasLt nature ia driving all im-
aaritlaa eet of ths syatsa^ iasaring a
fret sad regular ooadMoa sad rest
thaoggaasof ths body to haslth
atreegth. Bold by nT ~
Every family sad especially the
jrho reside ia Ike coast»v should bt p>
vided at all tiaaoa with a bottle of Cba
berlaio’a Lialmoat. There ia notelli
It may bo wasted la ease of
roreaM«Moy, It
la all mam of
Sold by all
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