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HMC«T«tt», V»y 4. BywfUii Mr.
BMbM Owens died at his home
here oa Main street Priday at 13:M
a'e.ork. sfttr aa illness of tea days.
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WALTERBOBO, 8. C.
PAOt TWO.
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Mr. Oweer was oae of the oldest ^ from the ol^SjKray he is at
cMirens of Ridgeellle, having conw branded f as a hieker and
It In Mi
time, bat i
kieklag dm __ 7 . . . . „ „
are all groae to follow grodsa aadj """"V A * r,, a *
when some fellow geU oat of the •*“'** °« “ ** U “ ®®« M
beaten track and snggesU that thd
things be Am. a little dlfferoat
among the craaka We are of the
class who believe that jadlciary kick
here froua Wilson. N. C. when a
young man of nineteen. Shortly af
ter* a.*ds he enlisted la the civil
war enduring the hardships and
serving fuithfally to the end.
Mr. Owens was sncceesfnlly eagace i n other words, we don’t think
ed ia the turpentine business for a
number of yearn. This was follow
ed by large farming interests and
activity in the mercantile world. He
married Miss Alice, the eldest daogh' v ||| make our meaning clear.
t»r af .the late Hon. John N. Cum-
nr !• gs, who with the following child
ren survive him: J. A. Owens, Mrs. t
O. A. T. Johnston. Mrs. Henry Har
grove and Mrs. Edward Welch, all
of this place. Messrs. Amos Owens,
of 8t. George, and Levi Owens, of
Walterboro, are brothers of the de
ceased.
The funeral was held this after
noon at Mount Tabor church, the
Hev. J. W. Elkins conducting it In!
the presence of a large number of
- people who gathered with sad hearts
to pay the last tribute of respec
cotton ,ts coming up aad
ly finished. We are looking for
ward for a genuine good crap year
taoaka Bank opened for hnnlnem
lant week wltt W. C. Patrick.' Jr..
lag in wine and helpful, bat It be-i ^ Hampton aa cashier. Mr. Patrick
comes . an Intolerable autoaaoe * * J®«h« — ^
when It to ladnlged la ckroulcally.
a'
man ought to kick Just to be a
kicker, bnt oaly when good can be
accomplished by It. ’The following
from the Lewiston. Maine Journal
icre Hyed two frogs, so I’ve been
ttfd.
In n quiet wayside pool;
And one of those frogs was a blam
ed bright frog *
But the other frog was a fool.
SUFFERING
Now a framer man with a big milk
. » mn.
Was wont to pass that way;
And he useed to stop and add * Black and Mrs. W. B. Sauls.
< * ro P , ,! Smoaks.
Of the aqua pura. they say. ’ Henry Boo|| ^ j( 0B# He had I
personality. He has been connected
with the Hampton bank aa assistant
enabler for several years, the bank
made a wise choice when it nectimd
Mr. Patrick’s services.
Smoaks school* cloeed last Priday
Miss Minnie Daly finished up a suc
cessful term. Notwithstanding the
school to sufficiently large for two
teachers. Mias Daly has taught- the
entire school since Prof. Kirkley de
clined to finish his term as prin
cipal
Mrs. John Frailx has been in fail
ing health for some time. Her many | wrote to If I*. Pinkham for advice. In
friends hope for a speedy recovery, k *1®® I h®** gained my average
u. , , .j weight and am new stroni 1
R *V fcnd Mn J H ’ s ‘ oudni ‘ re -Mrs. Sallik Ntkvexs, ]
Augusta. Ga.. spent several days 8< jjox 31, Waurika, Okla.
with their daughters. Mrs. J. Benj ! Another Grateful Wonuui.
of Iluntington, Mass.—** I was in a ner
vous, run dovfrn condition and for three
years could find no help.
I Was Cared by Lycfia E Pink-
haai'a Vegetable Compound
Wanrika. Okk.—‘1 had female troo-
blaa for seven years, was all run down,
and so nervous I
could not do any
thing. The doctors
treated me for dif
ferent things but
did me no good. I
got so bad that 1
could not sleep day
or night. While in
this condition I read
of Lydia E. Pink
ham’s Vegetable
Compound, and
began its nse and
and well.**
F. D., Ko.
ss
l. May.—Tk
following totted baa boon receive
by the industrial department, of the
Carolina Cltachfield aad Ohio Rail
road.
47S East 4fth. Street.
Los Agnetes, Calif., April 24
mi.
W. D. Roberts. *
See., “Back Home” Association,
Johson City, Tens.
Dear Sir: 1 —
Please send me literature, es
peclally about, South Carolina. 1
want to get back home. I belong
to Kentucky, but It la too cold for
me in that state.
F. W. HAGEN.
Secretary Roberts expresses the
No. never. Its foolish to fear a fan
cied evil, when them are real and
deadly perils to guard against iu
swamps and marshes, bayous, and
lowlands. These am the malaria.
o
germs that cause ague chills and
fever, weakness, aches In the bone»+
01
and muscles and may Induce dead-
‘ly typhoid. Bnt Electric Bitters de
stroys and casta out these vicious
germs from t)io blood. “Three bot
tles drove .all the malaria from my
system,” wrote Wm. Fretwell, of
Lucama, N. C., “and I’ve had fine
health ever since.’ Use this aafu
hope that South Carolina newspaper
and boards of trade will handle l,nr * r * ni *<ly only. 50c at John
M.
this request.
Klein’s
to thair friend and neighbor, Mr |
Owens was active In church work
and a friend to the needy. •
‘I owe my present good health to
knai
Cottagevilk* News Notes.
Cottageville, May 8.- Special:
Misti Rqlh Pierce and her Bister, An
nie visited Charleston lust week. Mr
8. G. Pierce, their father. Is now fool fro" hank in the hwashlng
ness at Smoaks last week. Lydia E. IMnkham’s Vegetable Coni-
And it -chanced one morn ig 1 thej a. E. Varn of Smoaks took a| Pound utul Blood Furilier which 1 be-
eariy dawn j business trip to Moselle last TIn.r,-, ^ "'/knows what helped mo
When the farmers sight was dim day. • and does not say one word against it.’*
He scooped those frogs in the wa-, Mrs. Jasper Garter of Atlanta Ga. > — Mrs. Maui .lANhTTt Bates, Jjox
ter he dipped | spent last week with her sister, Mrs. l-'J; H'mtingtnn, Mass.
, . | , Bt*cati8e v«*ur case is a difficult one.
Which was a joke on hint. i K. A. Barnes. doctors having done you no good, do
/•
Hot N^hts id May
runnitu; a bustnesa in the city.
Mrs. Herbert W. Ackerman atten
ed the Foreign Missionary AaAO-
ciatlon at Mullins last week. She
was accompanied b> Miss Alef l)u-
ftaut from the Juvenile society.
MIhk (’tt/rie Ackerman has accept
ed a position In -Mr. Joe Taylor’s
store in W’alt.erboro. '
ICev. S. 1). VattRhn ami his wife
were tin* Rtn-sts of Mr». A. A. W'il-
Us one ilay last week.
Hev. WAV. Williams and wife, af-
^ imsvjiik j-kt si'/ ft wvn-s,
L. Padgett who has be^ji awiri not cpntinue to suffer without giving
several days-has re,urned. Lydia E- l*inkhants Vegetable ( ^>:n-
lank.
As the farmer humped to town.
J. L. Lyons and A.
visited the progressive
itftsitiou lure with Varn Bros. t'o.
l Hr. Thompson has decided to cast
his lot
But tin* smart frog flew, like a tug Branchville last Friday,
boat screw
And he swore he’d not go down.
x»
'So he kilked and sptlshed and he
slammed and thrashed
And In* kept on top through ail;
\:ul to* churned that milk in first-
elaSs shape
In a great big butter bail.
Smith' u trial. It surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as iu-
iowu ^animation, ulceratimi.displacements,
’ fibroid tumors, irregularities, iH*riodic
Mr Mole of Moselle has accepted backache, liiat beariltg-duwn
iccuug, and nervous prostratiou.
/
The weather is now hot enough to require cool
evening drinks. We are open every night—
"Our drinks are cold. Fans running all the
time. You will find this\a pleasant place to
spend an hour.
ter a pleasant visit here with
t I
friends
mil relatives, have returned
VOW t\ ’|e
i hi'
milk
to their
home.
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some time yet on account of some
patients whom he caiiuot clave jmt
MQW.
Mr and Mrs. F. J. Berry and tam^
ily attended the memorial at Urs.
• ’reek last Thursday. I. A. Sauls
end si-Jer. Mtss Kebe<ia also took
iu the memorial. *
I'rof. Carlisle Kushton of Mow-
tmm came to Smoaks Saturday to
• i- pai mis, Hev. .-iml Mrs. J. L
Anshton.
Mr 1’atrick ct-.Hiiier of B-nk <■;
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GRANITE WORK*
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Fancy Groceries,
Fresh Crackers,
Shoes
Fruits, Candies,
Dry Goods
Hats
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nothing to hurt your stomach—just good old Nc. h Carol:: a .
bay >, properly agf.d and perfi .ily rweutened.'' That’s why
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Name
Address...
proof tha
onturnlly ,when there ik eonslipafion
speiks before the eyes. tir«d*feeling.
giddiness, bail taste in the mouth,
routed tongue, heart burn, sour,
Her® is convincing
this is so.
Mrs. John O'Brien, Adventure St.
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confirm the testimonial 1 gave la fsftt thelnncholy and liver troubles When 1 had taken six bottles I
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on tlic left side, and was v> >liDrt
of breath the least exertion
would hrimr on the most distress
ing palpitation. 1 had scarcely
taken a half bottle of the Heart
Remedy before I could see a
marked change in mv condition.
Iclne for some time. My principal
complaint was a dull. nSRKing back
ache sometimes accompanied by se
vere pains across my loins. I did
not rest well and in the morning
da >1
got up with either a headache or a
dlxxy spell. The „ contents of the
first box of Doan’s Kidney Fills re
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fited me in every way. After tak
lug this remedy I was able to rest
a cent
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’’After our child had suffered from
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wrote G. T. Richardson, of Rich
ardson's Mills, Ala., “we feared 4t
had consumption. 0 !t had a bad
cough all the time. \Vj» tried many
remedies without avail, and doctors
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“They gave me wonderful benefl
la constipation and female trouble'
wrote Mra. M. C. Dunlap, of Lead
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NorthficM, Va.
If there is fluttering or palpi
tation it is an indication of a
weakness of the nerves and mus
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WS w twist IMV* <• V swwssi^ vs « swwss
mule or s Miugk* tliraid ICkoiwAuicAJ
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tots if ALL DRUGGISTS
OI EVfRYWIERE 3SS'
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qiulny, but I be New MMM it BMde to wear.
Oar suatauty aeeer run* oat
NwM bjr Mthwrlsea
Fresh Beef,
Pork, Veal,
Sausages and Puddings
Phone 53y.
H. A FRANCIS
NoGtoe to havahy given that I forbid,
ander penalty of the law, any treepaes-
lag by eloeli apoa my tern la Broxtoe
Towuridp at Htepbeas Z Boade.
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For Solid Gold and Silver
Jewelry Go to
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J. A. W£STEBBSS6, Jewelry Store.
Main Street, Next Door to New Postoffice.
’WALTERBORO, S. 0.
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100 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
♦o prepare for Bookkeeping Htenogrephic. Civil Servlet
Beleemeaehip end Telecrapbv phsltiooe now awaiting
~ Pool* tons •eca'cd or money letonded. Worthy you eg people may learn
aod pay taitioa after poeitioB to aroered. Leeeoae by mall if deeiind. Write at
eeee for Hoeolal Chrtotnme Offer end save fie so oa yoav oouree The higheai
la the Ohrollaae or boath-AUaatlc.
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