Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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# itjr taraMn ■■loa •t 11 •*elMk with J. D. UriMr. pfMliwit. I» chair. la Mwrml matters per* te the aaloa aa4 Farau. Tahlag oat eta the sabjoet of ao laterssttM la which several mcm- took part. S. B. Saaadcrs gar* hts mat hod. which Is simple hot effective. He digs a hole bp the aide of the stamp so as to create » draft sad thee on a windy day nets them on fire and by glvlrg them caret a I attention can attend lo about 200 of these stumps s-nd keep them burning. Mr. Saunders finds this plan cheap and effective. The orgaHtatlon of a boy’s corn club for Colleton county was fav ored. and the union decided to offer prises for the grertest yield. The following resolution was unan imously adopted: That the follow ing prises be offered for the great est yield of corn on one sere: $lb. for-1st prise. $5 for 2nd prise, and k2.*50 for 3rd prize, the contestants being required to make an exhibit r-t -the county fair next fall, aid that a history of the crop be In cluded in (be exhibit. • - Wo want to say to soa la this vicinity that YlnoL oar do- Hckms bod liver aid Iron tonic (with out ofl) will prolong -Ufa. It aa appetite, aids digestion and good blood, fa this aataral manner Vlnol retards want# and replaces weakness with strength, giving new Ufa to tho worn system. If people fa this vicinity only real ised how Vlnol Invigorates old people we would not bo able to supply tho demand. Try a bottle of Vlnol with the un derstanding that your mopey wilt bo returned If It docs not help yon. Jno. M. Klein, Druggist, Waiter- boro. 8. C. Will Celebrate It* Thirteenth Hirth- tla>-'. On February 22nd the Manufac turers Record will celebrate Its thirteenth birthday, tinder the gen eral title cf “Thirty Years or Nina Porter, tho teacher of tho Stock Farm school and Mias Polite Roberts spent tho week end at Green Pond with the letter's sis ter. Wiley Roberts Is Ja the Pine Grove section hs-allcg logs and having lumber cut to build a house near Gilllsoavllle. Tho Stock Farm. Oilllsonvlllo and Langfordvllle schools have been con solldated rnd lumber Is bett* saw ed to erect a fifteen hundred dol lar sehool building In the town of Oillisonvllle. This school la for tunate In hsvilng s ten sere lot In the heart of the towi:. the kite of the old court house and jail. The Icdles have s School Improve ment Association and are working hard to secure funds with which to purchase up-to-date furniture for the new building. The grounds will be Improved and beautified. A school gr<rdev. Is a possibility. The building will be rer-dy f6r use by Oct. 1. OlllisonvUle is a thriving town in the new county—Jasper. GOOD WAY TO IM> M’SlNKHS A friend at mtea ■dvtosd me to try Chrdai, so I began tahlag It, at mace, aad with tha beat ram** tor t was cured after taking two bottlsa. My Csrdul and wart greatly I shall always praise Chrdat to aad suffering women." x ' Csrdul Is a purely vegetable, fectly harmless, tonic resaedy for men, and will benefit young Its Ingredients are mild herbs, hav ing a gentle, tonic effect, oa tha wo manly constitution. Cartful has helped a mflHaa women back to health and strength. Have you tried It? If not. please do. It may bo Just what yon need. N. B.—ItVtf* to; L»4in'AdvHonr Dot-. Owsta- wnca M-Jo ine Co..Chjttaii'Sica. Ten"., tor /na'nu-.'io't*. anj M-|tage bonk. Home TmauMBI far Woo*"." aent in skua mapper, m remert. hT.KKH-FOKMINU POOD. BEST MATERIAL >T WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED to Give Satisfaction and to be the Lightest Running wagon on the market. For Sale By W. C. GLOVER, Walterboro, S. C. STORES AT GREEN POND AND JACKSONBORO. •were Southern Upbuilding'’, the whole The following delegates ^ . preeent and represented their un-: story of the South’s material litter- Jr>>. M. Klim Hells lUliuMc Rt-in- ] ona : i ests, past, preset.-t and future, will i «ely at Half Price art<l (,UAran- Bethel —J. A. Breland, Clarence be covered. Man/ of the foremost ! tee a Cure. Posfon. ‘experts, leading financiers and men j when one can buy goM dollars Bella—K. C. Crosby. F. B. Cros- in public life will give their views I r „ r f|fty ccn(E „ j8 „ „ ood pur . by. R. B. CtJBSby Fuller—uTc. Robertsor- Hall—F. A. Rlckenbrker Hudson's Mill—J. B Crosby. W’. O. n '»wers. W. H. Crosby. « Kdlsto—J. D. Risher. Brant—W. B. Crosby. Btokee-—8. B. Saunders. W. F. Copeland Walterboro-’ W. W. Smoak. Pleasant Grove G. A. Benton. II. W Breland. Omeea- H * Mr^tln. T. I-. Msr- tlt» B. R. Griffis. lslan«t , or c H. Rent*. Jus. God ley. J. W. Carson. Horse Pen—*-loe. Lnngdale. Sniders- C. L. Glver-s. Ht^-cWng Hfmikd* In the earth are sometimes heard * •> >a r Hbi» ••arthniiake. thr-f warn of the coming peril. Nature's 'vnrrtns* pr r> k*»’d Th-it dull pain rr acb« p* tb«* hack warns you the as to the future of the South. That issue will also contain the most rompreh*reive ststlsticsl survey of the South ever published. We feel Justified In saying that R will be come the standard wrok of refer ence about the material Interests of »be South. “Thirty Years of Southern Up- bulldlng’’ will be of such a rhar- tn ordering a 50c bottlo of Dr. Howard's celebrcted specific for the cure of conctipatlon ar-d dyspepsia •* 25 cents. Jno. M. Klein is giv ing one of the Krentes* tr«de '-han- ffered to the peonle of Walterboro. Kven though offered at half price for Introductory purT>0“c* th'' spe- acter that every professional man as r ^j p un< j er a guarantee to well as bankers, merchants and manufacturers will find It valuable. Whatever may have been the work »*f *he Manufacturers Record In be half of Southern development since I* w; • established thirty years ago. the highest expression of It and Ps hro-deet achievement will be foui-*d In “Thirty Years of South ern Upbuilding''. cure ar,the money will be refunded. If food does not digest wejl If ♦ bore s gas or naln in th® stomach" if the tongue Is coated and i. th re Is cono'lputlon and strain ing Dr. Howrrd's specific will cure you. If It do®s not. you have drug- WheiV you buy a package of Sa- ntose, the great fleah-formiug food, weigh yourself and see how much you gain in the first week's use. Jno. M. Klein w|U tell of many of hla customers who a month or so ago were thin pale and haggard, but who are row, through the use of Samose, plump, strong and happy, with perfect health and attractive flesh. He has seen so msny In stances of fhe wonderful power of Samose to restore the weak and sick to strength and health, ard to make good natural flesh that he gives his personal guarantee with every package of Sr-mose he sells j to refund the money if it does not pr''vc satisfactory. Samose is a pure preparation, ar'* ®«n be used with absolute confidentd by the most delicate. It gives re- glst Kleins personal guarantee to mr . rkah le results with-chlldrei • who return your money. 'are weak and run down and wlth- ThiroubHcatlon should find Its , Jr ; H « ward ? out appetite. It builds up the thin inis puniicnuon snouio iinu 1 rrllef and makes permanent cures niinv ■•« r i an# i woman to ner- "•*»> into every business office, every f roI1Bt . n _ t . on ^vaneosta md ill pa,e ' P un Y B*” 1 * n ° library t.td school in the South. The H V eJ troitdis d y“P e P B,a ** A A, « feet plumpness and health- It i» vM r Its clrri'lpt'en In this sec- lrouD,eB - . . ! the only fleshrformitg food of its “■ . nrd throuehout the North and , hf « e “ tr ® r * but kind and in addition, it strength- Kldneys tHM-d attention If you would WeH ," r th ,, ' rP " tf r w, 1 b, the up- J no M K l ,Hn iB KivinR , h ‘ B , ou *' ens every organ of the body, restor- escape thone dangerous maladies, , ‘’f 1 ’ ,n , JT , , 1 p tomers a chance to prove their trut in _ a t r p nir th and health to the svs- Drnpsy.- Dlal ^es or. Bright's die- ( building of the future. ^ - at juat half the r ^ uinr prlc ^^ a|x . [ng strength and health to the sya- eas®. Take Rlcctrlc Bitters r* once j • ‘ ty doses for 25 cents. If they are A IjWKKAL OFKKR. not found true, all you hr-ve do is to ask for your money. to and s®e Usrksrhe fly end sll your bent feelings returtv "My son re ceived great benefit from their use We Gutoranteo to Relieve Ityspep- for kidney snd. hlmlder trouble." wt«. If We Kail the Me<llcine writes P t®r Bnrdv. ^outh Rock- j Cost" Nothing. word, V|eh.. "It Is certainly «i To unnuestlonably prove to the o, Ilolwni. grer* kidne>' medicine." Try |t 50 peop'e thr.t Indigestion, and dys- •wpwwentatDe tlalled frinn <|i*lum rents at Jno. M. Klein's. pepsin can be permanently relieved MR. HIM, IN TOWN. roNHUKN('l\. Ida by Illness of Daughter. _ , t , _ Hor. J. W. Hill, a member of r*nr1 thnt HfXmII nVRpepRiH 1 aulPlR 4 . . * #v *t * * ...... w_.__ -I.-.--.. __ the house from Colleton county. W® I lark i-v» *>ur Statement* With fhir l*« rsonel Reputation ami Mot i *y. to will bring about this result we will "‘ r "“"I' 1 'vuuuvy, p r j cr to fall they suffer most. If furnish the medicine absolutely free ,n 8pUe 0f ,hr,r ,r - acher >- ^0,,0,, di y. en route to his home at Lot- ROe8 higher, you make a profit that tageville. Mr. Hill was called to vcu wcold not hr.ve made had. vou Beaufort Friday by a telpgram from i nnt| W |, h the others true to the cause, curtailed. And then, if you do not make the profit on cotton "To Thine Own** If Be Tnse." Do not listen to the argument that the otbrr fellows are not go ing to curtail. I^t the other fel lows Increase their r^reage if they would be treachercvi* to thapi- sclves aid their neicbhfcrs. tut If by their treachery they cause the ties may do much har„,. They may nm eonstantly employed and recog- n b H y ItV cr ^ --V 0 " an<1 w r k - nlsed by the et-Mre medical profes- Tegwitive maUers i en the bow-ls. and make constlpa- B , ot , ; . M , nV a1uable In 'he treatment f',*1...I * 1 .*'lit. Hon more chronic. Constipation is oftei' accompr.ai of »o,||f-sstlon snd dyspi»psla. The used In Rexrll . .. Dvs ,c|J and ir-y be estoed by weak- ,^ pHla Tablets Is carefully prepar- a 1 interestii g manner. Referring to - , .. K ,. ocal leglsIr-Mon. he stated fh-t. on. t«t back to bride of yeqtereen ‘ ^rThe^lari^lnte^e’ ’Jer^lTpp'.W ^o^Vhe expect a cure you must therefore digestive appr-rstus one of the mint “ vrrnment P Vn fi* ? time and strengthen those parts (.nportset elements ,of the digestive ence between tore them to healthier ac- p-m o'"», r ,o it *he digestion and ..J y a few bills had been introduced, are to abolish the offices of stock law and anti-stock law sec tions of the county: and to provide tone up r ad restore „ assimilation of food aro Impossible. The discovery of the actlv® prln- •»*>. '"•'Ives «>o**ess proper- VhTw' Hnte of our ®®nHdy Involved the which sld In rellfvlng the d««- for tow " ibi ‘> Ubor of akilful research chemists, turhrt-'ea and patg caused by undl- This remedy produces results such -^t*d »ood This ccmbinatlon of H. H. Rents, of Islkndton. was i t are sxpected from the beat-know these Inwxwdtonta makes a remedv among the prominent viators to ratesttnal tonlca. and |t |s psrtic- mvaluablefor tbe epjtpelte relief Writer boro Saturday, ulrjly prompt la |ta reauRa. of (sdigeatior- aad dyspepsia, 15e want you to try Rexall Order w* .are ao- eertato of thU that .** y < ^ ir f****®!**- They are we urge you to try RexaU Dyspepsia eacewdlagly pleoMat to take and Tableta en our own personal guar- * "ffMIdfoa. They appar- ®®t®*. Three s'set. 25 cents, and eatqr act directly on tho nerves at-d fl.00. Remember, you cm obtain muoclaa of the bowels, having. It p'tgxsll Remedies only at our store, would seem «. neutral action on oth- The Rexall store The Walterboro •f organa or glands. They do not Drug Co 'gorge or cause inconvenience If ] they do i-»t positively cure chronic or habitual constipation and thus nr oo Former county superintendent of i^r'.T-^Su.iTr r;^r.o« dependent chronic ailments, your thoae ,n ,own ^■•wrday. p.np«»y wtt| be refunded. Try Rex- nll Orderlies at our risk. Three siaea of package*. 10c.. 25c . and 5»c. Remember, you car- obtain RexaJI Remedies in this commnnlty only *f our store The Rexall Store The Walterboro Drug Oo. UBBER OOFtNG** GHAKUnOII, 8a G» APPUCATIOH FOR MEMBERSHIP IN ROTS CORN CLUB FOR COLLETON COUNTY over the prcpir cTflchi! at once. . 11« 12. Jaeprr, Now Itoity <Viwnty. * t’oiumbia. Jr-mary 30. -SpeclalJ ——— * ^ . ^:r h rhl% ‘ OU P°n ^ nued Jit and ship in the Bey's Corn C>ob for erni? BtoTee .» fu-® ! J returned to this paper will be con- Cmlctcn cut-j. ard will >e .urn- J .A a* . "I* cidertd as spplkatlcu for member o clock rave h» signature to .the a Act est:.blishlng Jasper County, one ot v ®r was added to the number The Act was *igt->d by the gov ernor, there bring present Attor ney R. H. Welch, of counsel for th® new county: Secrttsry of State McCown. Mr. Rowlsr-I rnd Mr. Blackburn, private secretary and atenograpber., respectively to the governor; Mr. FVrry. from the new conrtv. *r«| others. The group rersaembled In the office at 5 o'clock and were photographs<1, When he had signed the Act Gov ernor Hlease expressed Ms hopes for tho new county In theee words: “May God Meaa Jasper Crnnty snd all her people and may the live loriTand prosper. W. K. C. I The Press atvl SfaptlUrd. Date yf.. Wc.ltc rboro/8. dy Gentlemen : Please cpnsWUr this tr.y application for membership in the ColUten County Boy's Corn t lubT 1 am.. . ' yearsi old. , '. ' f \ Nrnte I'ostoff.ce A' My Parcuta cr Guardian* name is.. Der Wing Walterboro CTHNKMK LAUNDRY On Black HtrceC Collar*, each. Cnffa, pair.. Tup Shirt, ms Pleated Boeoa Sttff Bneoai S t,, , • I Sr. MACHINB OP QUALITY. dal to bgy. t it rf» •nprUk-Mcati fiHnHoni briiif* jn»4 i Ms Satra Co. OnQk tat If it falls to give HHtisfaotioi' any one using It. The r®ms®ksble success of Rexall h|B (la Me Mrs. W. D. Read, of W. , po,t'l,l th,. .#■ ran h.Vh'X'r.J of -H.nunr.lIU «•» '>011. 111. telleVe constiprtion. no matter advising their formnlr. as well ns * nR ( ' arr|,>< ' to Savantrah Saturday thet the other fellow docs. yon how chrimlc It may be. tha' we of- fo ,he cari- exercised In M>®lr maW^ri 4 " 1| op J r " t,0, J f ® r app t" < J‘* ,t * s make It or other products. If the Y*r *o f*»rT.inh * K " medicine free wherebv the well-known. * 0 '/Hlll will return to ( olumbta . f Rri ners would come to rcalixe this, of-I If .. -all. of B,h-*ubnl.r»t. ,or hl " or..n,z»,lon would Wnoo.,- We think tbr- it is worse that ancl Pepsin have been combine,! u nn7T,. din ht^r ^ h,n ; ! aary.—Laurens Advertiser. oselns** ,r * a*t®mpt to cure constlpa- wit h Carminatives aM other agents,- k "° r w ., ho * his dau Khter stood the lion with cathartic drugs. Cathar-* nj 8m uth-Siibnitra1e rnd PepsWi ° P ^t„ ul „ 1 J. W. Carson, of Islrndton. was <n town Saturday. Mr. Carson Is looking as depper as a sixteen year-old. and was very anxious to A History of the American People ■A By Woodrow Wilson u, i g •Hh annals of historical literature record no more brilliant and masterful piece of writing than . Woodrow Wilson’s epoch-making work. It is monumental in character and scope, and-represents the genius of the greatest historical writer of the pres ent tim»*. 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Mixson Seed Company . CHARLESTON. S. C. ■s- E. U. DwBote of Islai-dtoa, ia cowa Moadxe. • N. B. Gruber, of Cottagevllle, had kMl®tof to tdwa Monday.