Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ \ ■ ■ X SMMKD TO 01V1HT * £ NEW STOMACH. \~ ^ **1 iotcBOTly alMr mtiotr mod DO or trorntmont I tritd Moued to Am •ty K oo$}." wh(4m H M Youoic- potmn, Fcitpr of Tl»« Hoo, Lako View, Ohio. Lk* Srkt low Joom ot Chom- borjmio’o S omooh mod Liver Tmidetk omOe tM vurprUintf relief an l the eocood bottle eeoued to give me a new ■toma h- mad perfcwtly good health ” For by all doaleia. Am ordinary com of diarrhoea can. ae a role, bo cared by e eintiUr dote of Chmahorlain’e Colic. Cholera aud Diar rhoea Remedy' Tble remedy hae no mporter for bowel oompiainU. For eale byaildoaUre . JUmZmu Pile Remedy moMvm mug* other* fail a S. GUEST, Dentist M2 II8EITY ST.. V. SAVAIIAN. 8A. . y<- . PORCEU'N BUDGE AND CROWN W RK A v SPEClAUf Offipe 'Houra: ft a. m. to 12 noon; 1 p. m. to 7 p. m. Phone SH94. Bucklen's Arnica Salve The Best Sake In The WerM. - v-- Failed in Health “My mother died six years ago,” writes Miss Ruth of Jerseyvilk, lil., ‘‘and left me to care for six jren I bad never been .strong; and this, with tlie shade Jr death, was t<^» much for me. ‘‘I failed in health. I was tired aU the time and did ram to go anywhere, nor care for company. I had j^adaohe all tire tune and such bea/hug-dawn pains.. very dear friend advised me tp take Cardtii, as it dtroe her so much good, so 1 iommenced to use it how 1 am in good health.” us.- Our •wm sounty papsr.j^ ^ Most of th« picnics for this seas- i Kjsy'f on are over. They have been i aVI/1 & ardt—VVhen I wrote you last of fine, now is the Campaign meet- the birth and murder of Annie inga, which are of great interest AN EXPLANATION. Editirr of The Press and Stand- Chisolm’s cub, it did not occur to me that I was doing anybody an injustice, but I find that an explanation is necessary. R. B. Chisolm is one of the .best negroes in Coileton County, hr any other county for that mat ter. He js dignified, high toned, j honorable and genteel. Ordi- to all-especially the candidates. The farmers are looking for ward to the “harvest time,” which is getting very near. All are abhut through with fodder now. This summer we have had much sickness iu this seetion but so thankful to say that those who e been sick are improving now. , *kt narily he is a'good-humored fel- We have preachingi here at| low. but he came to me a few Little Rock every second Sunday a 800 so,much interest being taken Halley s comet and said I had j n rf .?jval meeting at this; ruined him, that he is the only place. The services are being Chisolm living at Centerville, conducted by our pastor Rev. and that he also had a daughter )^ a >' a88 j* te, l ^- v ^. eT * named Annie, and Jhat the im- Knv S willToI'Sf» ( prcssK>n has gone out that this Saturday night, whole trouble occurred in my Miss Jlollie Crosby has isRnfsr- i ed home, after spending serere.l ! days- \r i t h re la t i res i n Imh >U)n. ifisa Wilhelmina Beenelt of Ashton visited Mi*s Mna May Crosby last Saturday aftwruoun. Mrs. Shollie (livkana and daughter ^i^s Jorusha #f l»van.- nah are visitisg relatives h«ie. i . ^ Miss Mamye Carter is spmid- ftcr t ing time with her gra«4notker j lias near williams. New and *t^a ym tea two woman pa—■ inS down tba at pa at wha look like xiatera. You are aatonithadf to laarn that they are mother and dauShtar, and you realiae that a woman at forty or forty-five oufiht to bo at her finest and fairest. Why isn't it so? , The fienerai health of woman is so in timately assoeiatad with the local health of ths easontially feminine or|aoa that thera can be no red cheeks aad round form where these fa female waakaeu. Women who have suffered from this trouble—have fomad prompt relief end eure in the aae of Dr. Pierce’s Pi^rorke Prescription. It ''firvee ndor and vitality to the •rgmtm of wanaaahood. It dears the complexion,"’ brightens the eyes and reddens the cheeks. Ne alcohol M o^habit-formin)( drugs is contained ia “Favorite Prescription." Any sick woeaea may aapsalt Dr. Pierce by letter, free. Every’ letter is held as sacredly aoafidailsal, aad answered in a plain envelope. Address: W’erld’s Dtspeosaap Medical Association, Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., ButTolo, N.Y. family. Now k-4 me explain: The An nie Chisolm referred tfi last week, so far a* 1 know,!is not related nbr in any way connected with the family of “Boh” Chisolm. Her proper name is Annie Ford. ;but having been raised l»y lauat, “Bat” Chisolm. *he ANNOUNCEMENT >s. The Womaa’s Toiic Women’s pains are relieved or prevented and women’s strength i» quickly r«st«rcd, by Carditt, the woman’s tonic. Tm yourself know best if y«u netti it, or n«t. M yon do nhed it, do not dclav, but commence to use it at nice. Every day of delay, owy lets you slide further dowN the hill. IJon’t wait, then, but begin to take Cardui today, for its use^no matter h«w., prolonged, cannot y barm you and will surflr 'do you good. 1MB to- Ladies’ Advw<>r» D<t« . Chatwasom Msdicmc Ca.. Chattanoces, Teaa^ for hutrmnmrH, and M-aag. book. "Home Hreatment lor Women,'' scM tree. (since been known as Chigolm. D, E. Smoak candidate for I feel that it is due Chisolm county commisioner spent Men that I make this explanation, He has worked hard to educate; _ ^ or ‘ his children and bring them up a well kqewn Dea Molnea woroxa af in the way they should go, and ter t-ofTerinir mimiably for IW<* days thev are a credit to him and his frHni b, ' wel WM «red by <>n« int> air a ertuu io mm anu ms (low of Chamberlains Oniia. race ; in the community. Sometime ago my official duty took me into R. B. Chisolm’s; jhome, and I was entertained as: pleasantly and as intelligently as i I would have expected in the home of the average wlute man. J. B. tr i Round, August 22. and Diarrhoea Hamaily. all dealers. For salw by / • . ^tofnational J^oiionn. ATTRAC TIVE LINE ^ / V . * * OB « / , r* O \ , ' DRY GOODS, - NOTIONS, 1 iii- - HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, SHOES;AM) 1 IA'l S, BLANKETS AND COM- ' FORTS. COM I H i 1 v A>S< »K i M FNT OF o’ _ , CHOICE GROCERIES. PROGRAM OF RICE PATCH PIC NIC- BYRNE’S STORE. Walterboro, South Carolina. * I l■ll■ll ■ pn ■ i i •— mi IREARMTOWI and diilHcl to , _ Tui. arideth.Hua ^a l *V" birvria Itim;-nM hr ua. Our arrnti evenrvKara ara 4>t H nti f'lTltcuutn mnJ ffltr at vn. t. ► 1 KKyi IHK1> until y<m m-rivf ant <4 youi hi'rt tr W.ahip ywlmVe hi th- U. S. * ,rnt drfottl irradvjm^. frtitkt, and I* VIS’ KKKK TKI At. dutniK wtiKh lim* jmi aiar ndr tha bit yil* and anv u«t you wi»h (I you am then not pcrlr, try utiat'o-d or do not *uh to i theyt u- sh,p it batk to u< at our rtpeitac ao.l y*u mtU nc! kr &ut ernt. rftiy PHICFC Wr lunuah thn ) ighcat yradr bityciea it i* potribla to maka •WWI raiWfcw at «m anu'.l pr* tit above actual tactyry co t. Yoa,aatr fio j m'ddlrtam'f t’to it I a ty 1 [i.yir.y t!ir*c1 of ut ai.il biiive tie (aaidifnctamr • auar* r.Uc bei. iid yt.or bit. cie. IK* NOT MW a Urvcle or a :• ir ot tires tra m iiwyt-oe fit ««y frt.s II til ' I rertivr mr utali eu.-i •aid learn our unheard ot /tt. .Vejr r-t ,1 a. 1 re ii i-ij-.e i/- it ,•!?,? i l fitter u^entv. YOU WILL BE ASTONISHED Tr ‘ZX, /rRFy we Cu. ybu .hi vyc tr^ W t *«U tint !•* iMt-gn t* biwclcvi r rn* »u y tW^n *ny • »r f/c: i •. Vv'e are « l»*rcJ with proM jU»ve fe t t *t. Ill \1 i.t. I>l AI.F.KMa Y ii can v ll « up Ld>\1cs uru.tr >uur own Du Ait pUte at ''Cirp’ Cft. Or cm fi led the •'« r rmeived. ■’~ KOOMR 11 \ NI» -IK \l ! I . t V • T Kir’V w ! Lj *d ^ ~*r\nt. S • ly ki’-’e % t.. r • ! and V*k •» in * • r» . i rtt.it . ’I ac c.tui i ! t,* I i r > i . :»,••• ’ v raa y-plj uliv ’> km parted rn»l«r rim * «• * |>i’IaU, i\s\ , ic^ai < aad I* HECSFlliURH fUdCi'UhE-i’ROuF ^8J A SAMPLH PASft l%iUiiiitjaueE.u*Lr | .iELF-KEALING TIRES A ' SAMPU£ i . M ^TOOaBlE FhGt’.i i-J.^CTURcS N.t . %»•< vt »r dll.!.* ai ,11 e * ’ i-t t!to a. 1 ;w.U-t J r. ara Uiuiuaa.t ^a.rati .a «t»c. l/TWV." Mtef-inu!l * /-• It *!ire’v vuitriff. aUlc.V- 1.. n .u .- .e\i lit a» rubber. * ifeh Iirvr r lieCiimtie C j' r tNr »r teiey-i feiey-Avot B ed t. m' «s. mt m .n r., nA f>r uaar ai a i an-: Jh.1 m Wt tie tv a^Trari^w o< clt - i p rr.n'.t put tu- h witbout al’ -w. I Mi At ' ■ H«c We hu-. e hutit1r.-*Uof le-ter* frort Ir.K tba« tkeir tirei ; aveot..y tieen p ut.tv l i vrko’.f acanoti. They vraiKm no »nore lf:.m > puncture re-umnirquahneabt in-x lv rtt _ 4 this, yprcial'iy p.triarec) fabric on the tread. The tajtal.tr price pf these tirea is^t ya per pair.but for aJveta-«ini;p«-pen.-a wcare maXineafpecial tactorvprice t v the rnlrr only R*o per pair. All erdera ahippetf i approral. You do not We will The Children’s Jay picnic which*\vas held at Bice Batch Clti istain church wa* '»ne <.f the giantleit things e.er witnessed on tliat ground. There were fully, 120» hun- dred | »ent)U: present a»J all re-; port ? good time. The program was as follows:) S‘»n|i When the »ai mnVHuMg in. Song Brother i:»J across The sea. Welcome Address l»7 Hughey. SeripUire reading and prayer hy J. T. I’oik. Song Lord I am comiog home. Recitation The NewCenturv, by lim Hughey. Song-My Savior first t»l’ all. Recitation Have ye heard. by- Angus Bolk. Recitation- India's, cry. by Kirkland Polk. Recitation - Where is Heaven, by Edna Murdaugh. Recitation Be of good cheer, by Beatrice Murdaugh and Wil bur Crosby. Recitation Bright and shin ing light, by Kirkland - Polk. Aaron Rent/,, Jr., JejjrTe and Albert Murdaugh and Ben and Frank Murdaugh. Song—Jesus bids us shine. Recitation, by D>la, Maude and Eula Murdaugh and Lillie Sineath * Recitation and Song A little child shall le'ad theYn, by Lula, Nina. Beatrice anti Ohio Mur- daugh- Mary and Estelle Sineath Annie and l> ila Polk, and Viola Connelly. Recitation It is not far to Heaven, by Oliie Murdaugh. S"ng Hither, then your music bring. ! Recitation Two littU Angels, bv Tucker and Geneva Manlaiigh Hecitalien The gi ut fumii e cry by Nik:. Muni iuc'.i. j Be itatuu: Love Him. bv Lil lie S iH'i’h ami Lo'a Murdaugh. i Exercise 1 y t’.v-.-.nty-iw o pi y- Havtrvw jo Greosihouses and ove<' 5 acres of InncT •ntirc.ly dcrojod to Cut Flowers* Plants and Shrubs, and empioMtaC the mo^t exj)enT*nc<yt floral-artists. w»* ar<* bettor tl’.aj) any tloiust in the Shit*’ to ftirnish yarn tUL all binds of Cut Flowers, Briil.tl Bou- queM -or cU4%»€ k»r funerals. We aW »elis Palms and Ferfis and plants for the House, GaMkn or Cemetery. Our prices are tin: most reasonable to be found. W rite, TeUphone or Telegraph. Quick Shipment. The Carolina Floral Store ' 339 King Street, CHARLESTOISJ, S. C. » * * % >i< y / / H- W. BLACK tt, 1 DENTAL SURGEON l I have reoponed my dual&l • olfice, and have aHK(K*iHtAd » with mq DR. JOHN H. J L.AKKR All work given * promi>t attention. ' • (1 liA in \t Terry a: Shaifur'A <. i Slore ’ - l 5 OtP.ee Howrs: *<.:{# am ta 1 ^ p. in. 3 to $ p. ib. c "Ppoee Ho. C7a. c W'n 11 c^i’lvofo, FI C! « OOOOOOO CXX30000000C30000000C i ja-*. «. rirxtpor. .NO B |WT- FEilHlFO! BROTHERS. * a kttorue) * m»<1 Ceunsellern a4 Daw All Btulitm gitt* Prompt AUoaliat OvES THE PSEjS At4^5 T *,.pAaO. WALTEKBOltU. H. C. OFFICE OF Dp. A- J. Anderson DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours; * * “ • J » S p. m., (pm OPPOSITE .Farmwi ami Marohaati Ha ax. ’Phone 100a. WALTEKBORO. ». Q Ton Hre Msst * \ tv Cordially Invited liveryuody liktA to b<> tnviujyl; «nm if thL.v do not oe.i't* f orp/va- s«b #r arvtther. to nen ; t 1 ie/mvlta- •on. VTc ijuriii'Si’ inviting you to \m mr euitoirer. Wo/flelieve you ara ploat-'d at l"ing>n'.ited. even .f tar reasons X-it |>/fown yourseif yaai do t fibt.a^ time u«vept. J*i<t renumber, however, that by delay we art.' b th lositig and vice versa. W# rei «‘ftt the it** ital ion. TR/TDE WITH L’S X X /■ / ▼ th■ 1:fc Airui ri.i.Y, VARN BROS. CO. }> /. * , ... ^ / ’■ . / Tk« Horn** That Civea More Good* for the Same Mao ay The Same Goode for Leaa Money ✓ MOSELLE, 8. C. 8MOAKS, S. C. anti girls tv, -.ntv-tw o v * IDBI D. NIHI tletkl Estate • Brokerag* anf Insurance. , LOANS NKOOTIATID Housta* to Opposite the Market, W ALTER BO hO, t. «. sim Dr. Chas. H. Ex’Dom Annousees ►fiai lir ha» rstnrusd K> Wat prli tr" and w ill rasame the pmetics sf Medicine and Surgery Hi will inake a ' V of' Children’s Disease* MO ARG11MENT ACAIHST FACT We have the * BROWN SHOE CO.'S line of ‘ SHOES and there is none better. Ws carry a cnnsplsfia line of DRY GOOD®, NOTIONS AND GBOClkiEiS fKE WOtiliiS GRcAIlST SEWING MACHINE LIGHTER UNNfNG ^ .1 »!%•». W# bars tssasaearr t^l t.,» y .u 'hat we mak • jrVs tigh;. Who-' you w« mi r--4 sf wythir.g : k t'ora* jo soi- us for v v ,.1 ■Xixul and at the price tL »* v. J ;i : a-, you. Our n.'itU) 14 A.urtei' .s atten- t»"ii. af<.a-, pn ami fair t.-ea:mint. > -W V f Sopg Bv the scl oc K«tt»ie the thick rat.her frc*4 ••.V" luitl puiitrlur.- t.lrU>« -l*'* ami *'l»," aUo rim atrip - If’ ti> pment aim eutlhie. Tbla •Ire Kill oatlaat anr oTirr m ike - SOFT, KLAMTC KAMI ItlDIhU. Iaat-ie d.iy lettrr i* rrcriTc<1. Vie »hlf C O P on You tlo not par a cent natil you have examined aad found thrrn strictly a* rrprearntrd. I allow a rwan discount of <t per ernt (therchr making the price • t.AA per pair) if you •rad EtLL CASH WfTM OHTCIh aud enclose thia adveritaemrnt. You run bo rivk iu •ending ua an ordar aa the lirua may be returned at OCR eapenae tf for anvrcaaon thev are •ot aatifaciory on examtuation. We a re,per feet It reliable and money sent to u* ia as^afe a« in a Saak, tf you •Mer a pair of these tires, you anil find that they will ridf easier, run faster, wear better, last longer and look finer than say tire ton hare errr used or Been at any price We know that you will be ae well pleased that wruea you want a bicycle you will gite ua your ordar. We aruat you to send ua a trial eider at once, brace this remarkable tire offer. ■a* VMM Mm VMM dou'thuy any kind at any price until you send for a pair of tr , ¥ W mmmMJ ••raSew Redcetkorn Puncture-Proof tires on approval and trial at the special Itiuduetary price quoted above- or write fer our bif Tire and Sundry Catalog lads of tires at about half the usual prices, eaeu RMfeV MPAPF But write ua a postal today. DO MOT THItfk OP M9U roVp wWMtt «r a pair of Urea ftym anyone uatil you know the ! Doxologv. • The beneiliction wa.-; then ir- •ceiveil aud dinner served, which I was bountiful. The music for | this occasion was furnished by Miss Pet Rent?.. A subscriber. C. E. DURANT ;ue which RUTlMOa bwt writs ua a postal today. DO MOT THXMfc Off RimtfO a MeyeR ' of tires frpm anyone until you know the new aad wonderful a poMal leTaara svurytkiaf. Write it MOW. I li MMM 3TCIE COMPAIY, ^CIICMO, ILL NEWS FROM BELLS. ) Written for last week. I N-da jiriv Wp h.ivv just jv'rassa-d h w-y Ivr-^ ■ stock'' of i.o^ tptdfttir SI* i - f tr , :bpn. w.«nu'n tarfkirdn. the i.ut.-r stTiro no old >Mok on hwid. CivU Eng’r and Land Surveyor. . ^ '" ir l Spring hnv of WmTF. G(k)Db. an i I will be in niy otfice on Sat- Ata.y.wrf 0/ tta* newod. ffivlna. urdays and all other days wbea ^ COME AND SEE US. j not at work in field. k Office between Klien’* aad Farmers’ and Merchants’ Rank Phone 27 B, Walterboro, S. C — s, -ilY >. ... Ruffin. August 19. Special;• • • • Here I am asking for just a little, Dr. L. M. Otnckl&nd space m your valuable paper to 1 npiiti*! give a few items from this place. ucntisi . What has become of all the smoaks, s. e. S r'l£Z^ Wlll b. Sm o.k. Monday and Too.- are not enjoying the pleasures ^ 0 f trtF y except Imi w»ek. Of midsummer too much to wnte Will open office at Athlon Imi week in to the paper that is dearest ’to every month. J. I. WITSELL SUPPLY CO. CLUBBING RATES. The following papers are clubbed with The Press and Standard: The Press and Standard and— The ProgreasiveJFarmer $1.50 Southern Cultivator 1.50 Home and Farm 1.35 Farmers’ Union San Vi.M *i*iih- . ’4*1; . •if'* Express Delivered . or called for at every part of the city. Telephone 8b. N. C. A. SAULS, AGENT. ° At Southern Express Ca *> Walterboro, S. C.