Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Bfw4 to FH4V. «t t:#f »• •• 1W* IB if lapBrtMBB to to at* to, ba4 tto i—tow am io to <m tabd proaipUjr ; tto appolatod toar. L. tolllagar. .•Trau. HOMK-MADK IJCK It may mmo a Httla aarty to ba- talking about Ilea In tto poa^ try bonaa, but my azpatlanca haa taught me that the beet way to gat ltd or Ilea la not to get them. It won’t be long now before theae parasites will begin working and mqutnnlag by the millions, and woa urto the poultry-man who lata Thaw gat a good hold. Many of the seed and poultry supply houses are advertising ready-made prepara- and perhaps soma readers Wa ball Ytnoi with tto tag that If It does not give aatlaflaai tkm tto price will to returned. Jno. M. Klein. Druggist. Waiter- boro. 8. C. WHY HR DORS IT. Jno. M. Kllen fJlw* ftea- som for galling ml Half-Price. It Isn’t often thrt I have faith •enough m the medicines put up by other people to be willing to offer f. refund tto money If It does not were, said druggist Jno. M. Klein -to one of his many customers, but We Is glad to asll Dr. Howard's upedfftc for the cure of constipation rand dyspepsia on thst plan. The Dr. Howard Co., In order to get a quick introductory sale authorised me to selk the regular fifty cert battle of their specific “for half price, 25 cents and al though 1 hrve sold a lot of it, and guaranteed every package, not one has been brought back as unsat|Hfr.c tory" ■<* , 1 am still selling the specify at half price, although I cannot tell ha’ lor<g 1 shall be able to do * so Any person, who Is subject to con stipation. sick headache, disxineaH. liver trouble. Indigestion or s gen eral played out condition, ought to take advantage of this opportunity. If the specific does not cure them, they can come/right brck to my istore, and I will cheerfully refund their money. BS ilMtina Strwwt. CHARLESTON. S 6 HBAMLC AND QNANITB WORKS* And McMillan The marriage was solemnised by Rev J. M. Craven. The bride Is r young lady of many admirable traits of character. The groom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crosby, and is a young business man* of ability. McMlllamdrouby. Islandton, Feb. 20.—Special: A marriage of considerable Interest took place In our community on lions, and pernaps some WedMuday. Feb. 14, when Carlos Ham already pat roused them. These CroBby and m , m L UC U e McMillan ready-made preparations are near- w#n> married at the home of the ly all good, but I with ‘9 ; bride’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. H herewith a IHtla home-made formal that 1 have tried sbd found excel lent Anybody can make It, though the two principal iagredleito (gaso line and carbolic add) are very •dangerous. Care mast be exerci sed to heed tto gasoline from the tkm. and tto add. as everybody knows, la a deadly poison. Here In the formula: 0 **111100 parts of gasoline, one part crude carbolic add. Mix thor- wmgbly and stir Into all the plaster of parts It will take op. It la a pood plan to put the liquid fila ture la n sprtnkltig can and pour over the planter of parts, stirring at the same time. By doing this, the powder will not cake. Wkea •dry, the powder will be a brown- iah pink li- color, and have a very wtrong odor of carbolic add and caaollne. Dust fowls thoroughly for body lice and especially the slt- ttjng hens.”—J. A. Martin, In The Progressive Farmer. mtolia as ttoit I aauM hardly rtt ap. Twe a( tto toat Is start Ip aur tswa trsntod amd I triad dtflsseut i ataMB, natfl I gsvs ap an tope of ptttaf wsd. Oaa day, I isddad to try daL It did so much for ordsred some mers, and It Today^ I foal as wan aa I The pains and tto trouble are all IfesT mother every way. I wish every sufferer could know what Cardai. wm do for sick rt feel like another person Ih A tow dossa of CsrthU at the right time, win save many a big doctor bill, by preventing ssrioua sickness. !♦ tones ap the nervous system, and helpe make pale cheeks fresh and rosy. Thoueands of weak women have been restored to health and happiness by using Cardnl. Suppose yon try It It may be just the medicine you need. N. B.—WWW W; LrtW*' ASvtMry (Wet •mm MaOctM Co^CMttaeaaea. T*nn.. for Auft xctiofu. kook. Ho— fi Delightful Oyster Super. Miss Alma Huffman was the re cipient of a very pleasant surprise Thursday the 22nd Inst., when the patrons of the school gave an oys ter supper in her honor. There was a good slsed crowd present, all of whom enjoyed the occasion to Um utmost. An abundance of things good to eat was provided, and con sumed In hearty fellowship. Miss Huffman has been teaching this school four years and has endeared herself to all the people of the com munity. He Won't limp Now. No more limping for Tom Moore of Cochran, Oa. “I had a bad sore on my Instep that nothing seemed to help till I used Bucklen's Arnica Salve,” he writes, "but this won derful healer soon cured me.” Heals running sores, ulcers, bolls, barns, cuts, bruises, ecsems or piles. Try It. Only 25 cents at Jno. M. Klein’s. There is no better medicine made for colds than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It acta on nature’s plan, relieves the lungs, opens the se cretions, aids expectoration, and restores the system to a healthy condition. For sale by all dealers. Builders’ Material Wanted the public to know that we have a moat complete line of all kinds of builders’ material, such as DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, SHINGLES, MOULDING, BRICK V [ LUMBER, ETC. At prices to suit Let us know your wants. Send For Price*, Mr its os •• n Y. Beach repri Walter*—* Established iu 1704. Oldest Firm In America D A. WALKER C. A. SAVAGE. luafictnrer if Riagh art Dressed Laaber- GERMOFERT For continued big yields apply Gcrmofert Fertilizers they do not make your land acid. GERMOFERT FERTILIZERS are complete aourcet of Phosphoric Acid, Ammonia and Potuh in varying grade*. Yet, unlike meet fertilizer* they contain ee Sulpkmnt AeiJ. That they add to your tand’i yield with out lubtra&ing from its iweetaets and fertility. More than thia,GERMOFERT FERTILIZERS contain valuable germicidal propertiet that tend to promote healthy plant life. Hundred* of farmers are ratting bigger crop*, building up their farmt by their use. , To supply the big demand for GERMOFERT FERTILIZERS we were compelled to build a new plant last year three timet at large at original factory. There it a tested brand for every crop You ought to know about theae fertilizer*. Pick up a i »beet of paper, NOW Write and a*k for our f © booklet telling what these fertilizer* will do for •your soil. Germofert Manufacturing Company, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROUNA /* TBS HAUT-UBBTCO UBBER ROOFING’ * 1 2 * 4 CHARUROKfcC If tto fBMMr falls ' moth tag to ship, into Matos tot aacttor trip- If tto termor tells. And haaa’t tto mousy ha ought. Thou the lawyer's tmm Drops down to sought. If tho termor tells. And hosD’t tto bills. Then tho doctor couaeu To roll hlo pills. If the.termer faJlo. Aid conuot pay. Then the echool teacher'* claim Watt* another day. If the termer tells, Aa aometlraes he muat. The world’s bustneas logs. And the wheel* of commerce mat But If the termer succeed*. Aa succeed he ahould. We aJL look happy. And wo all feel good. For upon our broad shoulders All the rest do lie. And sometimes the pile Gets very, very high. Gary OQbId. WANTS TO 8KE THE PEOPLE Judge Jones WU1 VMS the O of the Stale. Judge Ira B. Jones, candidate for governor, has gone to work la ear nest, to win the fight upon which he entered actively when his resi gnation aa chief justice took effect just one month so. He will con duct bis campaign from Columbia, and he has opened up headquarters In the Berkley building, opposite the Rlcblan'd County court house, and has equipped his office there. In is understood to be the In tention of Mr. Jones to spend the next few mouths visiting the dif ferent portions of the stale, aa his long service on supreme bench, while It has made his name known to and respecter* by the people, has kept him apart from active poli tic* and he proposes to get acquaint ed personally with as many of the voters aa poaslble. In his rounds. Judge Jones visit Orangeburg CouKy to meet people and get acquainted with as many of them as he can meet. When the camprign comes on he will, of course, tr-ke the stump, but he wails to meet as many of he people as he can before that time. Judge Jones Is a good ipeaker. a-nd will give a good account of himself when he goes on the hust ings, and meet the oeople face to face. He and Senator Tillmar? are close personal friends.—Orangeburg Times and Democrat. POTASH PAYS Both n—stitT and quality are improved by properly halaaeeJ fertilisers containing Potash in the fonn of totote—M-jrute and Kaisit will not do. The amour.* of 1M**— of Potash should be from 200 to 2S0 pound* ■crane. Thia would mean 1000 to 12St pound* per acre of 4-5-1? gaods. Many m mftr* "tobacco fertiliser* ” are merely ordinary, geaeml-purpoee mi sod goods, containing which injure the quality of the leal. Insist to goods fret from chlondss and containing 10 to 12 S ew— Potash, or supplement the manure with to 400 pounds arid phoephste and 200 to 2 SO found* Sultoe af Potash. Wnt* t* m ftr pnttttf Ptlmk Smltt mmJ fmfrm r fttukatr fmmmUt mmd dmetmu. GERMAN KAU WORKS. lac. Built of the BEST MATERIAL Contain BEST WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED to Give Satisfaction and to be the Lighteat Running wagon on the market. For Sale By v W. C GLOVER, Walterboro, S. C STORES AT GREEN POND AND JACKSONBORO. Mttf LEGAL ADVERTISING MASTER'S SALK. willl d. hid SoppoMC It Were You. The Herald subscribers agree that the pay-ln-advance plan for news paper subscriptions is best for every body concerned. They get what they order r-nd pay for, and not have big bills accumulatir-g for back subscriptions for papers which they may not want. 'there we a few people however, who still think that modern uews- paers ahould be run on the old pay-as-you please plan.—at the end of a year, two years, five year* or never. For the benefit of them few we want to ask a question. Suppose you were in our place? Suppose you were a two-horse termer, and had a lot of money tied up Ilv your land, stock, terming im plements. etc., end bad to pay cash for your labor, fertllixers, supplies, ect. Then suppose you planted 50 acres in con:’, and made 2,500 bushels at a cost of $2.00. Would you sell ell this corn. In bushel lots, to 2,500 people, scat tered all over the United States, and wait a year or two. or upon the conveniei-ce of the buyers, to get your pay, and try to make another crop, while cralting. to be sold in the same way. In addi tion to selling the corn out la bush tlon to selling the corn out in bushel lots, would you send It by mail. In pint packages, and pay the postage on It, It.* order to get people to buy o? credit, to be paid for in a year ifthey like It and don’ forget about it? If you would do that, then you would send out pr.-pers on credit, if you were In our place. If you would do either. In these tim or the high or«t of *verythlng. a lunacy commission ought to be ap pointed to investigate your condW Mon —The Hamberg Herald. The State of South Carolina. Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. Caroline Kinaey in her own right and aa Administratrix of es- state. J. 8. Kinsey, deceased. Plaintiff. vs. "Julia Herndon, et ai. Defendants. By virtue of decree of above Court herein. I will sell at public outcry at the Court House at Wal terboro on sales day in March, next, (4th day.) All that tract of lc-nd situated in the County and State aforesaid, containing 78 acres, more or less, bounded North by lands of Caro line Kinaey and Jesse Jones, and East by lands of Henry M. Hern don. South by lands of John Kin sey and Pink Garris, and West by lands of estate of Louise Kinsey. Also, all that tract of land situ ate In the Coun4y and State afore said, containing 86 acres, more or less, bounded North by lands of Joe Linder. East by lends of Car oline Kinsey and estate of Joseph Kirwey, South by lands of Pink Gar ris, and West by Luck Branch Creek. Above two tracts to be sold •epwateiy for cash, purchasers to pay for papers on each tract. C. G. Henderson, Master. February 10. 1912. MASTER’S SALK. NOTIC*. Pursuant to a resolution adopt ed by the Board of Directors of The Colleton Cypress Company on February 6, m2, providing for the calling of a special meeting of the Stockholders of the Colleton Cypress Company on March 15. 191 at Room 1007, Harrison Building. Columbus. CAlo. at 10 o'clock a. m Notice is hereby given that a spe< - tal meeting of the Stockholders of The Colleton Cypress Company will be held at Room No. 1007, Harri son Building. Columbus. Ohio, on March 15th, 1912, at 10 o’clock, ,r m., for the purpose of considering a resolution which will be offered to increase the authorized capital stock of The Colleton Cypress Com pany from 450 shares of the par value of $100. each, to 5,oim» shares of the par ve-lue. of fion each, and if deemed desirable, to provide that a certain proportion of said stock shall be preferred stork, and a certain proportion thereof, common stock; and further notire is hereby given that there will he transacted at such meeting. any other business pertaining to the Company’s affairs which may legal ly be considered at such meeting Yours respectfully, M. M. Marsh. Secretary. 2-14-4t. Der Wing Walterboro CHINESE LAUNDRY On Mark Street. Orfhars, enrh Cuff is pair Tup Shirt, each Pleated Bosom Shirt JjlUff^BosomShlrt^eachK^^ The State of South Carolina, Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. Hampton Loan atid Exchange Bark, v*. Maggie C. Hiers. By virtue of the decree of the. Court herein, I will sell on Sale Day In March, next. (4th day) the following described realty to wit. 1. All that certrtn piece, parcel or tract of land situate in the coun ty and State aforeeglld, containing (226) two hundred and twenty- five acres, and bounded North by lands of the estate of Robert Jones, snd the Estate lands of O. P. Folk. East by landa of Amai> der A. McMillan. South by Pellum and West by land of I. M. Riser and H. Johns. 2. All that certain piece, parcel, or tract of tend situate in the State and Coucty aforesaid, con taining (121) one hundred and twenty-one acres, more or less, and bbunded. North by lands of the estate of J. D. McMillan. East and South, by lands of the estate of Dr. C. M. Hiers, r-nd West by waters of Willow Swamp. and lands of the estate of Dr. C. M. Hiers. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers on etch tract. U G. Henderson. Master. February 14, 1912. NOTICE. On the 7th day of March. 1912. will make our final return and Immedie-tely thereafter apply to the Probate Judge of Colleton Conn ty for Letters Dlsmiasory of the estate of R. B. Brant. J. W. Grant ai.d Susan Sanders Administrators Walterboro, S. C., Feb. 10, 1912.- • First Baptist Church. Subject for Next Sunday morn ing will be: "The Letter to the Church at Sard!*.” The evening dlacualalon will be ons- “The Trial* of a Your« Man.” There will he service* also at Doctor’s Creek at 3:30 p. m., subject, “Two Women ' Thia Is the season of the year when* mothers feel very much con cerned over the frequent colds con tracted by their children, and haw abundant reason for it as every cold weakens the lungs, lowers the vitality arel paves the way for the more serious diseases that so often follow. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is famous for its cun-, and is pleasant and safe to tak>‘ For sale by all de&lers. NOTICE. On the g^rd day of March. 1912, I will make my final returiN and Immediately thereeafter apply to the Probr-te Judge of l^olleton County for Letters DiantUssory of the estate of William DuBolse. W. B. Easterling. Executor Feb. 26, 1912. 2-28-41. Shocking Sound* In the earth are sometimes heard before k terrible earthquake, th ' warn of the coming peril. Natun - warnings are kind That dull pain or ache fr> the back warns you M •• Kidneys need attention if you wor; d escape those dangerous maladie-. Dropsy. Diabetes or Bright's ease Take Electric Bitters ; ■* <>' and see backache fly and all >> : ' best feelings returrr “My son reived great benefit from their for kidney and bladder troub • writes Peter Bondy, South Hock- wood, Mich., “It is certainlj • grer.4 kidney medicine.’’ Try it. c»nt8 at Jno. M. Klein’s. For a sprain j;ou will find Ch.in'- berlaln’s Liniment excellent H allays the pain, removes the sor ness, and soon restores the parts T <» a healthy cop'dttion. 25 and 50 « :t ‘ a bottles for sale by all dealers.