Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V' i'k. A' ARD CTANIUXX), iriLtmOBOv & A ■ *•«*> « « A nV * 1UMU. i»n. a wawK. Lameness for fat wfu caoollent for sweeny, I and thrush. hind of | kin the , curb or splint, and iel ■Si- I Mil Tmitm? * "bmTv KiaSr tzrsri-? tan* ttwe bet)* off t h*»« kUU4 • «Mr dMi waa nMly tat I AirmowT uThitu. Kaalt M*. s. SLOANS LINIMENT Is good for all farm stock. “My bog* had bof rtultt* ffwoc Say* bedort w* gat yarn HaimcfM, which I wm ■Sidild la toy I bar* iaed it aow lor StoM thy* aad aiy bon «* abaaat well. Oa* hag dM More Igot th* Uaianat. bat I ha** ant Inst aWT *tac*. M A. j. McCaitb*. I da *iU«, lad. laTsoaaJl, Oa.. Feb. ll. N Special: It Is miainc and we cnncot go to wnlk. bat anyhow, we coaid not find anything better to do than to write to oir home paper. The Preae had Standard. We are always noa- iona for It to come to hear from oar frieoda.at home, eepecflaly la rainy, cold weather like we r.r* haring now. We ere indeed eorry to bear of the derth of Willie Bryan. Tlte of Aahton, vMted i. D.. Padgett family hare our alcere sympathy. W. O. Jones and son, Joe Fhnnk. Monday night. Allen Padgett, who Is trarclfnr r-gent for a lightning rod <'ompany, la at home with his wife this week. Ruth Padgett, who has been rery ill with pneumonia, la up agalr*. Eugene Driggers and Mins Nells Wf.!l were out to the Hermitage a few days ago. 'They reported a d Ughtful trip. Mrs. J. F. Gooding and f>Mce. Misa Bertha, paid Savannah, a flying rkrit several days ago. Mre. J. D. Padgett, who has been confined to her bed for severs! month*, is Improving ulowly. <erbert DuBofa /letted the home of J. D. Padgett laet Sunday. Mrs. J. A. Given* te very 111, but we all hope for her a speedy re covery. Wishing you and yours much suc cess, I am, Silver Threads. Wide Penn Elected. Miss Evelyn H. Penn who has Just finished a three month’s schoo* at Per+el, has been elected to teach aaid school for neat term. Mias Penn gave such a, high de gree of satisfaction, the trustees were prompted to try and secure her services for neat term. Perdel will have s much longer term next year, very probaible 6 or 7 months, as we have the special mill levy now. Mies Penn will leave far her hom st Trenton, A. C., Morday, March, 4th. Mayflower. Desqfc EHtdi'Or I r&agc New Upl It Bap petite Grown add ae if \ < Miaa Kate Preacher, one of the Contest's lively workers, was in oar office Friday. 8. M. Lyons, of Stokes, waa In town Friday working In the Interest of one of our fair contestants. Dry Goods at and Below Cost We beg to call the attention of our friends to the fat t that we have sold most of our Dry Goods at and below cost. There are many bargains yet to be had and we are anxious to see you get more than value received for your money. In fact, you cannot be fair to yourself if you do not visit us, get our prices, and then the goods. We are closing out this line and at present do not intend to order more. You will be surprised and pleased at the figures we submit. o We now occupy building next door to K. R. McTeer. Cash Mercantile Company M. G. GRUBER, Manager ^ Spring (Ming Now In ^ *•> S We h«.ve Just received an immense stock of Spring Cloth- li>g for men and boys. Anything in Men’s Furnishings |n latest styles. * . New Line of Dry Goods We Lave decided to put U> a line of Fashionable Dry Good*, and have Just received a large stock of Spring and Summer FABRICS. Anything you want you can get here. j t\. ZALIN» 2^2« 5,or ' To tho many |ocal people who have followed the recent startling reports of at ran go curee that have been brought about by tho aee of the new Root Juice medicine, which has created so much excitement in Atlanta and other places, the fol lowing .deecriptiona of Ra remark able effect upon diseased conditions In many cases will be found most interesting. « Mr. Albert Timllck, Of Central!, III., who was a great sufferer from Indigestion, loss of appetite, paite, bloating, belching and other common symptoms of a badly de ranged stomach, tells this story of his experiened: “My condition was such the* I could rot keep down a glass of water. I had suffered for two years and tried many kinds of medicines without benefit. I was almost dead one even|i-g, when f sent for a bottle of tbe Root Juice and felt better as soon a* I had taken three or four doses. I kept on using It and row I can keep anything on my stomach. Root Juice has done wonders for me.” Mr. D. P. Kerr, of BellefontaJne, O., tells the followiig story of his experience wRh the medicine: "I was the victim of severe stomach and kidney trouble ana grew weak, thin and nervous from the lor-g and continuous suffering. My stomach wee sore and painful. Most of the time I could not digest my food. I would get up In the mort'ing with a headache and so weak I could scarcely dress myself. I frequently had bilious spells, coated tongue, bad taste in my mouth and smothering sensation. My kidneys would act oftei> but very sernt and painful.” “I spent many dollars for medi- fi»- n »nd treatment but could not even get relief. When this new medicine. Root Juice, became know here I wss one of the first to get it. Before long I noticed ri im provement. I am on my fourth bot tle now and feel much better every way. .My appetite is good. I sleep well, I eat what I wait! and di gest my food. The soreness has ’'one from my stomach rnd my kid neys no longer give me any troub le. I am free from headaches, am tal'/ng in strength anif have gain ed In welgh^.” Others who have used |t for rheumatism say that Ita effect is hiarvelous and that after taking It a short time tho pair* rod soreness vanishes. The stiffness goes and the swelling soon disappears. the Joints atVl limbs become limber •»nd strong and the general health improves. Ixtcsl druggists ern now supnlv the Root Julep in three-quarter pint bottles at only one dollar 1 eaeh. i <\ APPLYING THEM 15 LIKE PLANTING DOLLARS INTERSTATE FERTILIZERS arc made of plant foods, so mixed Uitf the food is^vailable to the plant all through growth. Neve * the crop starved. The needed” elements are suDolied at th® ri crop growl TI T* i V|j* *** ailxiap fertiUssrs. W# auks thssa fsrtilinra aa accurately a* a *«tC>*t compounds a doctor. pewenpaoa. The analysis oa trery bag it lived up to. Then is ao fume work—oo mystery. • It is but AcfustUtol scmotific mixing. W. must know what are the beat sources of plant foods which are quickly available—which are slower—which an slowest. It must be known exactly what elements are drawn from the soil by each crop—the amount of plant foods that they require. It would be utter waste to epply certain plant foods upon cer tain soils for certain erdps. So we have INTERSTATE FERTI LIZER for each crop that the South grows. The needed elements arc sup plied. The fertiliser is suited to the soil and crop. And that is why INTERSTATE FERTILIZERS are winning prestige everywhere—why they are causing in creased yields. Our booklet would prove interesting to you. It tells of our tested formulas for Southern crops. Write for it to-day and the name of our nearest dealer. IV.. •V-r.; r'+t ■tvU. Interstate Chemical Corporation, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA --A*, ..j..., 8MOAKS NEWS NOTES. Dr. 11. W. Hlnck, our County Supt. Educntlor*, was out Monday for the first time after an lllneas , „ - _ of aevern 1 day*. We sire glad to , er recently. Mrs. S. <’. Hier* . I 1ST 1 U«**t . _ mm. InUwrtofftia Budget of New* From lliia PmeperostM Little ViUnge. Smoaki, Feb. 26.—Special: The inclemency of the weather continues to Interfere with farm work. Thus far leas baa been done towards farming than has been done in man years. Very few have plowed &ny as vet. Farmers are discouraged over the conditions prevailing. Mrs. L. C. Padgett and children visited relatives at Aahton a few days recently. Mrs. Padgett was accompanied home by Miss Florrle Jones and her husband who weK over to take a bird hunt and came back with her. The body of Mrs. B. P. Warren, formerly of this place but lately of Charleston, was interred at Smoaka cemetery last Thursd&y. Mrs War ren was taken ill wl*b pneumonia eleven days prior to her death. In the Roper Hospital, where every thing was done for her recovery could be done but to no aVa-'.l. She leaves a husband and several '•Mldren to mourn her departure. She was a member of the .Meth odist church, havii£ joined in her early life at Tabernacle church. ! where she remained till two years ago, when she removed her mem- , bership to Bowma-n. Dr. Glenr- Hlers, of Darlington, spent several days with his moth- see Dr. Black well again. Repel* Attack of IVatli. Five years ago two doctors told me I had only two more years to live." This startling statement was made hy Stillman Green, Malach ite. Col. “They tojd me I would die T",' Tv h » .7 P ? > mP Promises a good year’s work with Ind I W.n , best lung medicine | M r. I^e F Berry at the helm as end I began to use Dr. Kings New superintendent. Everybody is cor- Discovery. It was well 1 did, for dlally invited to attend. Neely Wilson was painfully cut lr- the head by a failing tre^ while working on the H. and B railroad last Friday. Mr. Wilson was forthwith taken to Dr. E. 8. Thompson, r.rwi the wound treated. The Baptist Sunday school has been reorganized, new officers elect- Dollars are the prime consideration of the shopper. The sav ing of money on his purchases is the instinctive inclina tion of the average man, but it is always the QUALITY of the goods you get that constitutes real economy. Upon this solid rock of QUALITY, combined with our very MODERATE PRICES, have we built up one of the most successful CLOTHING BUSINESS. RIGHT GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES, with an absolute guarantee of fit and satisfaction or money will be cheerfully refunded. Write and tell us what you.fteed if you can’t come to Charleston.® If you come here be sure aneffind OSCAR LEVY 513 -515 King street, Southwest corner of Morris. The handsome Green corner. . \ CHARLESTON, S. C. today I am working and believe ! owe my life to thin great throat and lurig cure that hr* cheated the grave of another victim." It* folly to suffer with coughs, colds or oth er throat and lung troubles now Take the cure that'a safest. Price RO cent* and $1.00. Trial bottle free rt Jno. M. Ellen's pr-ny, of Ruffin, had business town Thursday. A. P. Smith’s horse was badly snagged while hauling logs out of a new ground Monday. Bob was taken to Dr. Thompson and the splinter extracted.' He is getting along well. Quite an enthusiastic thror»g oft 1 the young people of Smoaks met at the school house lr-st Friday night for the purpose of organising »a Literary Society. Prof Melton ,p of Lodge, was to have been pres- Fnr PnHwaiV i ^ * XK1 * e ' wa8 10 nav< * been Padgett Land and Mercar4ile Tom- > n t to aid in the organisation. in For Solid Gold and Silver 1 * Jewelry Go to J* A. VESTESBERG, Jewelry Store. Main Street, Next Door to New Postoflfce. a WALTEKBOHO, £. (J. Glorkiu* Ww*. conics from Dr J. T. Curtiss. Dwight. Karv, He writes: “I not only have cured had cases of e.-- r.oma In my patients with Electric Bitters, but also cured myself by them of the same disease. I fe-ri sure they will benefit r-ny case of eczema.” This shows what thous ands have proved, that Electric Bit ter* is a most effective blood puri fier. Its r-n excellent remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum ulcers, bolls and running sores. It siimu- ates liver, kidneys and bowels, ex pel* poisons, helps digestion, build* up the strength. Prlc< 5ft r t«. Satisfaction, guaranteed bv Jno M KUen. ' J. P. Walling, of Islandton. business in town Frldqy. had You judge e. man not hy what he promises to do,,but hy what he ha* dor^. That Is the only true test <Tiamberla|n’s Couch Remedy juef^e by this standard has no superior. People everywhere sperk of it |n the highest terms of phrase For sale by all dealer*. I 1* K Willis of Cottagevllle. hM business in town Monday. .J Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has won its gre;.‘ reputation n» 1 ex tensive sale hy its remarkable cures of coughs colds a 11 d croup*. It can be depended upon. Try it. Sold by all dealers. reasons he did not show to the good, p-nd the meetinr was presided over by Misa Gladys Williams. The regular routine of business essential to an organization was dispatched, and a- query selected for next Thursday night at S o’clock If Is “Resolved that There is more Benefit to he P“Hved froo t tt<>r<«. tnro than from Music.” Affirmative Miss Vivian Counts and W. D. ® m oek; Nemtive, Miss Hattie Counts and A. P. Smith. Every body is invited to be present ‘ at tbe debate. Miss Rebecca Sauls, has ht^n -««- ! C'n» Charleston for the lr.st few days. A. P. Kinsey of Hampton, was at Smoaks last Thursday to attend the burial of hls mother. Joel Padgett of Wc-Re/boro, vis aed his mother. Mrs. J. B Padgett.! Sunday. I S. P. J. Garris visited Charles ton Monday. A. P. Smith left for Charleston Monday to buy goods. He will stop*’on the Ashepoo riiver to go fish ire during his .visit. • O. P. Crosby and brother. In ur ic. hr-d business in Walterboro Mon day Rev. G. A. Martin filled his reg ular apoointments at the Rsptls* church last Sunday. The audience wc.s small owing to the inclemency of the weather. Cedar Grove Sunday school is w-o gresslng Very well with Mr Augtis- tus <4Padeet» at the helm as su perintendent. Mr. Erasmus Smoak of Tennes see. Is visiting relatives r.t Smoaks. Ivy Redi*h of Colleton. sp^M Sunday with hls brother. E. P. Redish of Smoaks. A P. S. Attention: Farmers of South Carolina ■“ "a _ This is the year for you to return to your "first love,” the Old Reliable “Star Brand*’ Wilcox & Gibba Guano Co’* Manipulated Guano, and use it on your crop«r ex clusively. It has given satisfaction wherever used for over 45 years, and is acknowledged by those who use it to be the best all-round Cotton and Corn Fertilizer in* the world. It gives you the Best Result* for the Least Money.* It is Cheap in price. High Grade in Analysis, made of the Best Materials, and has a record of 45 years which proves its Superior Value as a Crop Producer* For Economy and Best Results this is The Fertilizer for you to use. Ask your Merchant for it and insist on hav ing it. We sell ail other grades of Fertilizers. If your Merchant does not handle our goods, write us direct. The Macmurphy Company Saceosaor* to The Wilcox A Gibb* Guano Co. Charleston, S. G UGH GRADE FIELD aid FARM SEEDS. Mixson’s Seeds Grow. They are grown in the SOUTH for the South. Long and Short Staple Upland Cotton. The best varieties. W rite us for prices and information. CORN SORGHUM. MILLET. VELVET BEANS. ETC. Our corn is Hi*h-Bred South Carolina Com. Get our Illustrated Catalogue of all Vegetable and Farm Seeds. W. H. Mixson Seed Company CHARLESTONS C