Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Will Build You Up and Make .You Strong Old people, tired, weak, run down people, .delicate children, frail mothers, and those recovering Trom severe illness this is a fact. Thousands of genuine tes timonials from reliable peo ple prove this claim, and, to further support the fact and prove* our faith in what we say, we unhesitatin gly de clare that any one who will try a bottle of VINOL will have their money returned without Question if they are not satisfied that it did them good. JOHN M KLEIN. Druggist. Walterboro, S. C. THANKS VOTERS C. C. FMHEISTMIE. CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR MAKES STATEMENT TO FEOriE IN RECENT RACE. 1 want to thank, most heartily, the South Carolina Democrats who FUMM LETTER- Irvinr. Fla., Sept. 29.^-Special: We are having some very pleasant weather now. but the soil is very dry. Mr and Mrs Sidney Hiers have just returned home from a pleasant visit in South Georgia. They stopped over at the beautiful Lake of White Springs, Fla., also spent a short while at the progressive little town of Lake Butler. Chaley Hiers^formerly of Walter boro, but now of Irvine. Fla. hs» accepted a position with the Irvine Crate and Basket Co. The party given at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Cherry Wednesday night was enjoyed greatlj by all those present. * There will be a birthday party given here Wednesday night next, in honor of Mrs Sidney Hiers, her 20th birthday. Cake, cream and lemonade will be served. Miss Ada Hall is visiting her sister. Mrs Frank Cherry, this week. S. L. Hiers is at present employed with the Irvine Crate and Basket Company. Miss Rudolph Myers, of Jackson ville, is spending a few days with relatives at Irvine. MrsH E Ford is visiting-relatives irv Jasper. A Faithful Reader. . CROSBY DEAD- M. J. Crosby, a well known and prosperous fanner of Ruffin, died at his home there Thursday afternoon after an illness of only four days. . . Mr Crosby was taken sick on supported me in the recent primary. but n0 one to be GOING TO THE FAIR. When me and my ma and pa went” to the Colleton fair, Ma honied Min Rollinr-us rigg to go there, ’Cauae our buggy’ new, an’ ma says, mercy sake! tow n Wednesday and Thursdi, „ It wouldn't hold half the folks she’s tat week, witnessing the settlement TREASURER’S ACCOUNTS CHECKED D. H. Wiae, auditor of Aiken County, and Mr. Jones, % son of Comptroller General Jones, were in town Wednesday and Thursday of got to take! An’ she took Mar indy, an’ Jane’s twins, an’ Jo. ' An’ Aunty Van Meters-us girls-an’ Magee, ’at’s fat, come a scrougin’ in there, between , Auditor Patterson and Treasurer Jones. They also checked up the accounts of Treasurer Jones. They found everything in splendid shape, and the books correctly kept, i J- E. Kinsey, foreman of the grand When me an’ mv ma an’ pa went to • Jury also present and-'Witnessed Cbileton fair. tbe settlement. The road’s full o’loads-full ’ist ready to bust. An’ all hot, an’ smokin’ an* chokin’ with dust. The Wolffs an’ their wagon, an v Brizentines, too— An’ horses ’ist r’are i when the toot- cars come through! . An’ way from fur off we could hear the band play, An’ peoples all there Vd ’ist whoop an’ hooray! An’ 1 stood on the dasn-board. an’ pa boost me there Most high as the fence, when we went to the Colleton fair! An’ when we ’uz there an* inside, we could se» Wher’ the flag’s on a pole wher’ a show’s g)’ to be; the grea’ An’ boys up in trees, an’ big balloon ’At diddn’t goned up a-tall a noon: after- SMOAKS SCHOOL. Smoaks, September, 29.—Special: Smoaks school is to be congratulated on securing as principal for the com ing session. Prof. L. K. Kirkley. of Ruby. He comes very highly recom mended, having grauated at Wof ford. He will have as his assistant Miss Minnie Daly of Savannah, Miss Daly served in This capacity last year and will be warmly welcomed back. It has been many years since this school has had so Jbright an outlook. The school ooens October 3rd. J. A. F. Black has been reelected to teach the colored school. and to assure them that I appreciate more than I can express, their un wavering loyalty. I am fully conscious of the fact that in the last primary I drew my support from various sources. The prohibitionists supported me, - almost to a man. Thousands of lo- cal optionists gave me their support for personal reasons. To them all I desire to express my sincere and hearty appreciation. I have been defeated for the office which I sought; but viewed from another standpoint I have not suf fered defeat. I am conscious of the /fact that I made a clean, honest, manly fight. I advocated what I thought was right, that which' 1 • thought to be best for the State ‘which I love. I did not engage in personal thu**- Not one Word die. I say against my opponent 1 fought for a'principle and in the true sens* my failure to be elected can not b* ^lled defeat. ’ To say that I am r. >t disappointei would not be true, but I can say. ir all truthfullness. that 1 accept tr. result in the best spirit txsMnle. i am not disappoints i I am r. i- v t I shall not “sulk.” but. on 'he r r trary, I shall ontirr i- a.- I have a waysdmeto w >r< for tne best i: terests of the State. I shall do ad in n - p < v-rVo hi!, up the hands of tne new admimstri tion, and I ifrge mv fr ends and sui porters to do the sa n* tnir g No administration can succeed without the aid and cooperation of all th- people, and it is al ways tne’ 'duty o; good citizens to s»an i by the g werr ment and aid in the enforcement u: law and order. And especially d* I want to than!- the newspapers. Nearly alTof them stood by me and fought nobly In conclusion, let me say that I am receiving daily scores of letters from my friends throughout the State, thanking me for the light which I made, and assuring me of their loy alty and sympathy. of them come from men and women who are true and loyal to South Carolina. 1 appreciate, more than l can express, their words of kindness and g »o<l cheer. 1 .am deeply touched by , their loyalty .and kindness.-Th^ Columbia State. C C. Featherstone. An’ a man in the crowd there gived money away — An’ he gim-mesome, an’ says ’ain’t nothin’ there Too good fer his hoy. when we went to the Colleton fair; DEATH OF MRS-HNEATH. Mrs Julia E. Sineath. wffe of English Sineath,. .died at the home of her brother, (J. \V. Hoff, last Tuesday morning. •alb wa? Mrs Si net as the daughter alarmed at his illness, considering it ;of Mrs A M/Hoff of Cottageville. merelv at attack of fever, hut about She was sick a long time, but noon Thursday, however, hem-rrha- bore her sickness with patience, gesset i^i. and he grew w.-r^e until a b done top her that the end came about sundown. The Joving hands and hearts could do, , r but G«k1 thought best to call her phjsieian pronounced his n.a’adj , hemorrhagic FALL AND WINTER HATS JUST ARRIVED Just arrived a full line of the newest and most up-to-date Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Fall and Winter Hats. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Let (Is Show You Our Line of Stylish Goods home. She leaves a grief strick- .. „ , c I ' x r : , , _en husband and an aged mother, Mr Crosby wa- in the t9:h year tw0 sha || children and his age. and was looked upon by all (-t\yo sister^.. Mrs C C Reeves of avho knew him. a» one. t tre le>t (/id Town. S'C., and Mrs. J. R. , men in the c< untyr He leave*, be-! Horton °f Seabrook, S. C.. one sides awid;w, three children. [brother. G. \V. Hoff, and a host j Mr. Crp*by was the oldest'sm of relatives and friends to mourn Mr and Mrs H ar ‘ry Crosby. The!^ l,<? ' r 1 <,SS - but it is God swill, interment took p.ace Friday j „ land we mus f be submissive to it iii ier- noon at 4 o’cl >ok at Doctor’s Creek cemetery. Rev J p. Graham con- iuctei the funeral services ' Mrs Sineath was a consistent member of the Baptist church. The funeral services were con ducted by Rev S. W. Ackerman, and her remains were laid to rest in the Bound cemetery. Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep, From which none ever wakes to ► weep. Her Brother. 7 Y SNIDERS. / ' \- Sniders, Oct. 1—Special: The earners in this vicinity are gather- ng their cotton, though there is not /ery much made this year M,« G«trud, V.rn and sister. .orne and brother. Harry, left this ' seek for„Ediretield where they will I Anderson. Sept. 22—Citizen. .ttend school .his year • - -, A, h ley was a visitor in the P M Varn\ of Ruffin, returned! c ' t ^ ay ^„, ca ™„‘° a ,!!^ . .. , . . general sessions court. VV hen ome last Monday a.‘ter a ver y ' asked if he intended to introduce 'easant trip to New York. Phila an y b in 3 0 f special interesting -Iphia. fUltimare and* Washington, the coming general assembly, he Mi*.* Pearle Yarn has been very replied; “Well, brother,,- I’m t but i.« up apain. Mrs W C Brant! more of a bili killar than I i^m a | a • very iii tust now bill introducer. But/there are >r 'Jers senool wril open on Mon- tW( > billa 1 expect to put in. One ^ md :t-ii inst these is to sell the State farm i u u Put the convicts on the roads. J M Benton, of Pine Grove v.mt-, The other jg to provide some way «i las son ar Barton, b ( . wme f or wor ki nfi r the negro women iv^sago He returned home Mon- the desired yield.-The Augusta lav “ Cozy Bell. . Chronical fum4«h»«T hr money f*»t Writ* far full pttrtK-mlart and afrr at onct. MO MONEY REQUIEKU until you rerenre imlappmv?-4 your bicyrl» Weihip to anyone, anywhere in the U. S. irUlumta ,mt Jrpa\xt in Hvjmr /rtifkt r.3 •Alow TEN DAYS’ FKF.F TKIA1. dutu-.* wh irh time you m.iy r\At tnr hi« yrie auo pilt it to lily test vou wuh If you ar« then not perfectly satisfied or do n t w.sh u iMep the bicycle inip it bark to u« at our espen^e and jxm will not b* ou* ,**# ffACTMV MIICFS turn.so the higheat gr.i.ie birvclet i» is pots.hie tv mak* • *t one nm-ill prom above actual factory c s? You save #i to midd'.emen > pro»i»f by biyini direct ot us and have the manufacturer t *’:«r •nice behind your bicycle. IKK >OT HllY a bicycle or a pi rot ttrrs fr>m •t until v«a*i receive our caulocuea an f i^am our unhe trd o’ /a *or t prt *s and re mar halfU *p*,uil ofon to n«l«»r YOU WILL BE MTORISNEI ^ latr fru-ts w- nn m*ke you thu y-ir. WV »ell th-I <h. ; »t juJe btf . In f ir -i-y trun *ny other fir-on' We are r tu-'ed wit!- fi.,,. pr.jn: ah., e tuyr . -<t Bl« VA'I.K. ■•KAI.KKS. you can S.-.I our b yv.ea under > ,ur o*n najie p ft t 'Our pne-f. Oi iert lillcd the Hty rectuveri * ' FRCOND MANIA lltCVCUCS. We do n .t r.-ci'i-: - htnlle a-eond h od S- - ' - S usuViv have a numner on hand taken in trade by our t h. t, rvti . \r• e « i, c .ir o., iru-nptiy at myct-s rn ^ine trom Nil i - .r Mill. It.-v r ,, i ! s , BAX4TC0 DSAKCa ■‘••Klf wltoele. ImporU-tl rollt-r « Inain* t, i v 1 pJ ■». fe.v't ”• wv™iI tN'UtlBIHJ, e j;. -ment o! ail -ends at AJ/ />./ uPul nt.t.. t: IRtAMTOWI »od diatnet te _ rde and exhibit a i*ent» everywhere an Mrs. Alice R. Padgett RuTfin, S. 6. R. F. D./ No. 2. / NO'. Headache For Years “I keep Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills on hand all the time, and would not think of taking a journey without them, no mat ter how .short a distance I am going. I have a sister that has had terrible headaches for years, and 1 coaxed her to try them and they helped her so much*._ -dre now keeps them by her all the tifne. prom my own exper ience I cannot praise them enough.” MRS. LOU M. CHURCHILL, 63 High st., Penacook, N. H. Many persons have headache after any little excitement or ev-‘ ertion. They cannot attend church, lectures, entertainments, or ride on trains without suffer ing. Those who suffer in this way should try Dr. Miles’ Anti- Pain Pills. They give almost instant relief without leaving any disagreeable after-effects, as they do not derange the stomach or bowels; just a pleasurable sense of relief follows their use. Get a package from your drug gist. Take it according to direc tions, and if it does not benefit he will return your money. . MJtSHAWVILU. Mashawville, Sept. 29,—Special: The weather here has been beautiful uid pleasant for the past week and cotton picking is progressing rapidly A series of meetings has just closed at Sandy Dam. which resulted in five members being added to> the church. Great interest seems to have been manifested in this meet ing by the large crowd that attended each service. There was a large crowd present here Sunday morning at the school house. Among the visitors who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reynolds, MHts Julia Reynolds of Jacksonboro, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hiott of Green Pond, Arthur Beach and Johnnie and Ed gar Warren of Stokes. There wil be service here again the next third Sunday morning by R*w. P. W. War ren. ‘ Rev. G. P. Penny, wife and’'little daughter, kathleer, have returned to their home at McCiellanvile after having spent a few weeks here very pleasantly with relatives. The hah fry at Horse Shoe was quite an enjoyable affair. Among those present from Walterboro were Mrs. Stephen Crosby and children. Rev. Henry Cauthen, and Messrs Grace and Smith. Miss Janie Crosby has returned to her home at Lodge. She was accom panied by her cousin, Miss Ethel Warren. H. W. Price of this place and Miss Hattie Smith of Walterboro were happily married last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Price have the congratula tions of,their many friends. W. M. S. — • MM • J. E. J. Crosby, of Ruflin, brought us a Very fine stalk of cane from h s patch Saturday morning, and says i: anyone can beat it, he will come > with some finer still. A. A. Kroeg. Jr., Esq., of Chr.r- leston. was in town Monday on pro fessional business. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Stokes t and children of Round, were in town Sunday afternoon. FROM NEW YORK A FULL STOCK OF MEN’S AND LADIES’ GOODS ==^ LADIES’ HATS == WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK WE HAVE EVER HAD'AND CHEAPEST PRICES: COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Big Stock New Goods * 50 HEDGETHORN PUNCTURE-PROOF * SELF-HEALING TIRES n SAMPLE PAIR TO IMimiOUOE, OML r T/ rrrffu »r > vJ P ' v fhl'r, i .« J ’p i *1 ir$l~ pt ■ -- o' t ' t W 11 : < m/i ! •■Trill .is* .. Itii ■ r,. 80 HYMNS TO BE USED AT BAPTIST S. S. CONVENTION- - The Baptist Sunday School Con- ,/vention of Colleton County will hold its annual meeting with the Pine Grove Church. No. 1. on Friday. Saturday and Sunday. November l-S, 19 an d 20. The Sunday schools are requested to send a full delegation. The following hymns have been se lected for use during the meeting „ from Gospel Hymns Nos. 1 to 6: 63. 122. 14S. 16SC 202, 246. 274, 276. 279. 580, 664. 687. Please practice. Mn. H. J. Givena, For Committee. 110 MORE T30S51E FittM PUNCTURES NAILS, T*«'k* or i;i»»» will not lot th- air out. Sixty l pan* sold last yvar.- J Ov-rtw) bundrcl t.i;,u-ati'l pairs now in a*e. oEScmmoih Ma-l-inan «irr« It Istively tn I ri«i:n*,v<r y Jn- l ItaedilMi lewiih m,s-v-ci^l (iiMUty of r i’> *rr. « i h urvrr liecomr« p-- ,-•» and whi> h close-, up small punctures without slljw- J-ijt the air to escape. W -• hare hundreds of letters frhro saliS- fi.-vlCustomers s: mug f iat their tireshaveonly been pumper! up ?n eor • wve in a whole v»s.an. They weigh no more than an ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities being given b> several La%e-s or thin specially p-eparerl fabric on ‘he t—a i Thereg-»lar price of tiv-se tiresispi yoper pair,but far advertising purpaa- s w are m akmg a ape- ial fsctorv price to the r Ier of.only J* A> per pair. All orders shipped game diy let’er t-r—- : v i We shp C O D on app-oval You Jo not pav a cent unul- you have esatnined and f mn i t iem »tn ’ . as - p ■ -ei - l We will allow a rush discount of s per cent (thereby making the price *».AA p--r pair, if vou send FI Li. CsK-M Wiril OKOF.K ami enclose thia advertisement \' j n i u> i a sending u» an ord< r as the tires map be returned at Ot'K en-^-w if fu anv re i-.-i \ are nut satisfactory on examination. We are perfectly reliable and tn ney sent t» us is as su!-- cs 11 a bank. If you ordrr a pair of these tires, you will And that they w»Yl ride easn-r r-m * ist-- wear better, last lo iger and look finer than any tire vou have et-er usesl or ae-i at an> pr- e w know that you wt I be so well pleated that when yWi want a bicycle yo-i will give us your order We want you to se.id us a trial order at osce, heme this remarkable tire offer. MJ. ~Mrn VfBfO don t buy any kind ar any price until you sen t f jr a pair of §r TUU MtimMM #UNKato Hedgethorn Puncf.ure-Fnxif tirea on approval and tna> at the special introductory price quoted above; or write for our big Tire and Sundry ' describes and qantea aft ‘ * - - ' Kotlre the thick rubber tread an'«l potieture slrloa “H'' and also rim strip - If ' t» prevent run eutllug. 1 Uls tire will outlast anv other ■sake-worr. KLAslIL a .id KAsY KIDIMi. AGRICULTURAL LIME ■Vadu from oyster shell lime with a burner use-1 tha* makes one of the best all aroun l lami awakeneni there i.s. It will correct the a ’i'lity in laml: will prevent ru-l in cotton; sheil'iing ir. cotton; will unlock phosphorus V <1 potash <jep -si’s j., th,. \\ j|i • I--away with th** wire wi-rrn t-e-t \\q refer to Mr W. (•’. r.rant at Ruf :!n as to results u- a remedy for wire worms. Price $8.50 Per Ton (.clivcred at VS alterboro. E. L. COMMINS Meqqetts, S. 6. Have just completed the interior of my store, enlarging anci remodeling it, so as to accommodate the largest stock of merchandise I have ever carried. This very complete stock consists of DRY GOODS NOTIONS CROCKERY HATS AND SHOES GROCERIES TINWARE I'rices to suit tlu Spec times. You are invited to call ami in- t these goods. W. V. GLOVER OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SQUARE I make* and kinds of tire* at about half the usual pric< but write ua a postal today. DO NOT THINK O to a pair of Urea from aayooe aatil you know t> It osly coau • postal tq tear* everythin*. Write it MOW. J.L NEAR GTCLE COMPART, CIICAGO, ILL DO DOT WAIT nr a pair of Urea from anyone until you know the new g*era we are matin* nonJ; 1 NOTICE.. Notice <• hereby gtrenthNt anr |»T*raon or tterkons trt-spm-ii.g on any <-f .fee f«*|- I'-wlog deacribod premise* will be prose- i ate-l to the fttl extent of the faw: Tract of land containing one acre more or lea*, aitnated in front of Ueh<>. Catalogue'w'ichurch, ao<i boande-l on the north by Walterboro mnd; eaat by Maple Cane of BUYjlNOaW^cie road; aoath by lanl*^f--W. H.* Tbnck- a ton. and want by old canal. W tt Thank a to a. (^ottagevilla, 3. 0. rteptember 14, 1910. 9 21 6( M. JAFFA 11 I F MOST Has Rect.Mved RKASONAHLF SELLFR FALL GOODS More than his store can hold. SOME OF IT MUST GO \\J ONCE Come and take advantage of forced low prices. MAIN ST. WALTERBORO. S. C.