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interesting and valu
able Southern Fsnn
Paper published.
It pomes twice •
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year; contains 24 to
40 psues, and covers
everv department of
the Tarm and home.
It is worth murh more
than the subscription
pi ice of 50c per year.
* The editors are ail
practical fanners and
lnow who I they are
writing atout.
The first issue of
each month is a Prize
Special.worthi year’s
subscription; “What
Farmer* Are Doing “
letters, printed in the
mid-month issue, are
of great practical val
ve. Hmdrrda of dollar*
a«C paid to Mtecribrrs for
article* each rear, and the
exprriaoccoftbcar writer*
will be worth hoadred* of
dollars to r<m.
Saaaplc copy rtES.
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FOR SALE
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HIGH GRADE
COTTON SEED MEAL
$30.00 PER TON
NEW BAGS
FULL WEIGHT
Waherboro 00 Mill
JB. A. Martin of Smalm was among
those in town Monday. «
Misses Lucia and Angie Kinard,
of ML Zion, were in town last week
doing some spring shopping.
Luther and Lewis Linder of ML
Caxmel wore in town Saturday on
business.
Cottagovllle, April
Master exercises wars held at Cot-
tagevllle churph last Sunday mom-
lag as usual, the children perform
ed. their parts well, showing how
well'the/ had been trained.
Miss Clare Smith and Mr. Edgar
Du Rant were quietly married last
Sunday afternoon. Only a few in
ti tuate friends were present during
the ceremony.
Senator J. D. Ackerman of Cot- ^ Vinela Ackcrmaa who i, at _
tagevllle. was in town Friday get- tendins ' Colurabia co , 1<>ge spent K as
ting signatures to a petition asking ter at homo wlth her parent8 . . 8hp
for the pardon of R. A. Adams, who waa accompanleU by ho fr , end , Misa
is stming a life sentence in the Carrle WU1U . Mlall wmia ha8
state penitentiary. \ friends at CottageviUe and each
Mrs. P. K. Willis of CottageviUe. S*™ her a hearty welcome,
arrived In town today to visit 1 ^ ,r ' Roert Ackerman who is
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Knight., » lud > ,n K pbartnacy at the Charles-
From hero she will go to Header- bton Medical College, spent last Sat-
sonvllle to visit relatives accompan- urday and Sunday at home,
led by her sister Miss Bessie Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Strichland vis-
ited relatives here last week.
Mfs. T. H. McCants of ( harleston Rosser Smith, a student of
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returned to her home Monday after
a very pleasant visit to relatives at
Roond and Walterboro. While In
Walterboro she was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. H. A. Francis.
J. W. Carson of Varnvllle, for
merly a resident of Walterboro was
in town the early part of the week.
Mr. Carson states that be has pur
chased s farm at Rice Patch and
will move back there next year to
operate It.
Mr. L. C. Paggett, of Smoaks, vis
ited his cousin, Mr. J. B. Black.
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Mr. Paggett left Wednesday morn-
ling for Bluffton where he will spen
a short whl’.o before' returning to
his home.—Beaufort Gazette.
^liss Annie Paul attended the
second annual Sunday School Con
ference of the Charleston District
Church South, which wa.H held at
Walterboro, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of last week. Miss Paul
went as a delegate of the Carteret
Street M. B. Church. Miss Hess
accompanied Miss Paul.—The Beau
fort Gazette.
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AND WOMEN
to prepare for li lokkee.OiK PU-aotfiaphic. Civii Service.
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and pay tuithm after poaltb-n t* atcured.. Lerfeona hv mall if ui'alred. Write at
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, CHARLESTON. S. C.
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“Four dectrs bad given me up,” write* j
Mrs. Laura Gaines, of A voce. La , “and
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NOTICE MAGISTRATE TOWLES.
The following is published for the
residents of what is
pu
dents of
now known as St. Paul’s township,
previously Adams Run and Collins
townships.
That according to the annexation
act of this territory to Charleston
County. I am appointed as magis
trate for the said St. Paul’s township
and that 1 am required under this
act to hold my court in three places,
in said township and I will make the
follow ing days at different points on
and after this date I will bo at the
Mrs. Ethel Francis who is attend-’ following places in sai l township:
lag school in Charleston upent the j Tuesdays at Adams Run Depot.
.t rndavs atKearses Store, near
Adams Hun village
Del
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How’s Thit?
Wc offer One Hundred
ward for anv onxe of CatarrlT that can
not b» cured bv Hsll’a Catarrh Owe; F
JCHKNEY t?(c Co , Ti'led**, O
We. tne under signed, h*ve known F
I Cheney for the 1**1 15 yra r i. an^
beltiveb'm i»*»rfe«i y’h' iioi*ble in *11
buMiiex* iranvHt'tlon*, xnd tinaccinlU
• t i oirrv on* *ny » bltgitiou* n nd*
by h * ti tu. Wnldtf g Kiunan vV Mnr«
vm. '
Wholeenle Drogsixt*. Toledo O
• lUll’e Oxtairh Cure in tbk-n tn>«p
ox ly, *< fmr din r |y upon Ike bl«>o<
and ninoou* snr'nce* of the «vsetn
I’eetira u hN *.ent beo Priiu, 75c, p^r
ottJe -old b nil Drnmtinta.
Tuke lin.I n Fituiiy Pill* loxconstipa
don.
Easter holidnyH
parents, Mr. ami
In town with her
Mrs H. A. Francis
UACLEK lANUFAlTURINf
COIPANY, •
8UC0KS80KS TU
CEO. S. HACKER & SON
Saturdays and Mondays *;t Meg-
get t.
Wednesdays and Thumday I will
heat Kavenel, my home and will re
ceive any papers pertaining to my
court. I will make one of these
days when necessary across Caw
Caw Swamp to hold court.
D H. TOWLES. Magistrate.
Meggett, S. C.. March 7, Ulli.
NOTICE CONCESSIONARIES.
Please take notice that on May 11th
at 12:00 o’clock, noon, the undersign
ed will sell the following concessions
for the next County Fair to be held
at Walterh^r", Nov, 7 10, 1911. The
prices named are minimum. In case
more than one application is had, the
concessions will go to the highest
bidder. Such concessions as one not
sold May 10th. will be sold as soon
thereafter as possible.
Cold Drtnk Stands, each
LVd Drinks, exclusive
Pe taurant, exclusive
Fruit Stands, each
Fruits and Cigars, exclusive
Candies and Chewing Gum
Cane Racks, each
Cane Racks, exclusive
(not over I?)
Photographer, each
Photographer, exclusive
‘Pop Corn Crisp, exclusive
Engraving or Glass, exclusive
Doll Racks, exclusive
Novelty.Sfaiuis, each
Novelty Stands, exclusive
Lunch Stands, each
Lunch Stands, exclusive
Restaurant and Lunch Stands
exclusive to same person
W. W. SMOAK, Sec.
Colleton County Fair Assn
Walterboro,
April 19th. 1911 4t.
WE MANUFACTURE
Dacrs Sash aiid Blinds
Columns anil lialusters; Grille
and Ornaments; Screen Door
Windows.
WE DEAL IN
Glsss, Sash Cord and Weight
CHARLESTON, S C.
Lam* Kh< nkier i* Dt-ar'y *lwa\a dae
to rbe«a>»tl»m of the mu’c#*, *».»
qalcklv yields »rt th» freo «pn'tr*>tr»n of
i-hauib*Rl*tu'f Liniment. For Mx.e by
wli dealer*.
You 4 per cent quarterly on
all deposits in our Savings
Department.
Capital
$15,000.00
Farmers and
Merchants Sank,
EHRHrtRDT, S. C.
S. W. Copeland. President
Da. J. H. 'feoBKKTS. Viee-Prea.
M. Max Walker. Cashier.
$10 00
85 00
10 00
35 00
10 00
5.00
10 00
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10 (Kt
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10 00
100ft
KMX)
20.00
10 00
20.00
50 00
Wofford College came home for a
few days last week. In order to at
tend his sister’s wedding. He re
turned to his studies on Monday.
Miss Helen Malone spent Easter
at her home In Walterboro.
Mr. Victor Ackerman, a Medical
stndent, was at home last week-end
and took In the Smith-Do Rant wed
ding.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Westbury,
of Grover, spent Suday winth the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Ackerman.
Mrs. JL M. Willis and baby spent
two or three weeks at home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Ackerman. Dr. Willis Joined his
f a
wif>T last week. After a pleasant
.visit they returned this week, to
their home in Marianna, Florida.
Mrs. John Shieder and Murray
Shiedcr were among the t’ottage-
ville visitors last weqk.
Miss Blanche and Master Roland
Ackerman oelebrated their birthday
wiu^a party last Tuesday evening.
A few out-door games were engaged
In before night. Then the young
folks were conducted to the dining
room, where they enjoyed a supper
consisting of salads, etc. During
the evening 1 a contest was held
Miss Winona Ackerman won first
prize.
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md yet ultei le * lliinn Scranton, cf
■i.'Uv • Uv, I I., Aorghed' ard coughed
te in the mount tnx »>n ihe advice
f live deciorx, * ho mid he had c«>u-
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vima « H'ld KtRi-'ed home. ll-*Hrring «d
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ise it “1 U'ltcve it B.ived my !l’e,” he
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i*'ar *!1 lung dnexsex, cohghi. cold*, lx-
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AM Mawtina ^trwwi,
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Day or Night
“I would lay awake for hours
without any apparent cause, o^
dream terrible dreams which
would bring on extreme spells
of nervousness. After taking
Dr. Miles’ Nervine and Tonic
for awhile I could sleep well,
and the nervous spells have left
me.” MISS ALMA HUG.
R. R, No. 4, Canal Dover, Ohio.
Without sleep the nervous
system soon becomes a wreck,
and the healthful activity of all
the orgafis obstructed. Restful,
body-building sleep accompanies
the use of Dr. Miles’ Nervine
because it soothes the irritable
*
nerves, and restores nervous
energy. When taken a few days
according to directions, the most
restless sufferer will find sleep
natural and healthful. Get A
bottle from your druggist. Take
it all according to directions, and
if it does not benefit he will re
turn your money.
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G.J. Yarn and son, of Ruffin
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The season for picnics is here and
you \u!l not want to wear your best
hat to a picnic, so come in and let
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us show you our line of
PICNIC.HATS
Not only have we a nice line of
picnic hats, but we have a full line of
DRESS HATS ;
of the Latest Styles
We can please you and suit you.
A full line of MILUNERY of all
kinds, Laces, Embroideries, Rib
bons, Neck-wear. *
MRS. W. A. BLACK
THE LEADING MILLINERY STORE
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