Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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_\ .Don’t bo sattificd witb anything Nothing ever nude will •och results. It drives conditions completely out of t; succeeds where other reme- It Is truly a manreloOs remedy; old time health and It is the greatest blood remedy f 9 and be made happy and thousands of other have been. V Two abet* 28c and 50c fVA ,,, V v utncranunavt Bidk Zy 'X , £ v" >"■ tV E-%.' # 1 HEfr STORE at SMOAKS, S. C. I have opened an UKTO-THE MINUTE IIBXOIERY AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSINESS v \ Jjjhe.Florence Jones of Ashton, an expert Mffioer, >ho has charge of the Millinery Department, has jost returned from Atlantal ubere she purchased an immense stock ot Goods, Embroideries, Etc. Hate are the latest styles and shapes ially invite the ladies of Scnoaks and surroiniding community to call and in spect our gpocShefore purchasing elsewhere.. Merchandise, Department Our General Merchandise Department is complete: Gents* Furnishings, Hats. Shoes, y y Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy and Staple Gro- * cenea—A M. Padgett in charge \ MSR. M. M. PADGETT & C . MASON HODGE PLACE ■mm of Um bora was the Stef the atUttornu* hei ptla of the LoSc* mgk Beheol «l It wa# Shakeepeare'a “A* Tea Ub» It/* preeeated hr the f^Ua at thi UMlia Rich Sehoel. This plar aa pvaaamhe hr theae paella waa a fa- markahle exhihttloa af earafat tralh- lag aad embryo hlstorte ahlllir- That ehUAraa of this sc bee) ahouM hs^a haea able to povtraj« ana at Shakeapeare’s plays at all a sail ha raatarkthle; that «hey wara aMS to play It aa well aa they tfM was woaderfol. There waa aal a slagU bad player la the ec«t Of eharae- ters. Every one rsrfoiassd Ua or her part with credit aad aMUtp' aad with marked preetaloa. There were ao awkard paaare rad thoagh some of the moat dtfflealt pprta were take* by the boya aad etrta not over ter. years old, there waa Mi, ■ heeitatioB ia the readMea of the ‘ spoken part aad the ennnclatiea waa the other players to slagle awl remr.rkably clear aad dlattait It woald, perk ape. aal ha fhir ta certain oaea for prelect hat Ik la oocceded by all that the atar of tie play waa little Aekenaaa who took off the fart at atone/’ the clown. Little Mtsa cenla Ftox as ’’Reealtad** was ' vary good. Robbia Ooedwta “Jaqttee" waa oae of the awot aatw ral characters. Little Ovade LawOea ao ’’ifudrey.” waa s^ao awa of thh ewteot little plavera. The following ta the coat af ehara ten: ‘ Ba^shed Duke—Cyril Fo*. Frederick. Brother to Banished Dak*—Clifton Crosby. Lords of Banished Dnke—Aanleee Hollon Padgett,- Good win. LeBeau. Courtier to We aaast yak tt la UUp a siaill to Wa aathoataatia mine of that aae K. at Mb . ~ r ' V* to 11. af theory, that the hi la to ham Ik oaf ta tadaaa all to asa K. ha aflera ta pay ta ease It Ha bis earn ha glvea at He haa aaoa rsak. tkta and atiawar Aaasp, rahaat aad al the asa af s raoolpi of prlea, W A aekam If ym are aat perfaeCly aaklatladi lh the raaalta af Klata wiu mm oa leelnt ef arfias/ wl® w w FOR SALE BY BROWIt FUINITORE & HARDWARE COMPANY WALTERBORO, - SOUTH CAROLINA . -n- ^ F «s a*^ t ‘ Fitr Sofid Gold anil SOrer J. L Vtttnaaa, Jewelry Store. M>fc Street, Newt Door to New FOMofiiM. r TULHAN WILL RON they mad hr SENATOR dfHD SOUTH OAROUDfA THANKS PACT I la we iade*. x aaaar hat trath. or did any- 1 ta haler the pahtfs da I took hrolt oved wy •aw ase wlatakra aad Maa* ttr of thaas. bdt they warn hlaadato^M X ham Innrle Pender. Chi tarlte. Wrestler to Ployed ennett. Sr-*’ of Sir Roland _ Driver — Harold William*—Dr- tando—Miles Carter. Servants of Oliver—Adam, Boyok Crbaby—Dennis, Heher Com* mings. Touchstone, n Clown Williams Iftoh to eoatrel I ham triad to he too whale ttate aad haa keen, to the the yogis the I aa add phwtpttoe ■ as j at FhOapridth day at toanl dead to tha rtow the adpa af a aaadl five •'aleak, p. wu lag khss all I ft. O c€ «a ftl I Saw* and male an Mi The State haa received R. TUimaa. oenlor South Caroline, an r4 Bos Mr. TUlwMl Owing ta aqr health aad la advice at Sir,Oliver Martext. .1 vicar—Harry uiinaUan to JoaeC Skopkerda—Corirw- lex Sylvias, Pioyd Bennett. Wllllr.-n. n Country Fellow in Lev With Andrey—ftl^eKk, *.**«»bv. Hymen. God of Lom--Robert Pox Rosalind, daufaf**- of JiauisUed Duke—Eugenia Pox Celia, daughter to Ruth Richer. Phoebe, n rbcp^erdne*--Puttie MUey. Audrey, Countty Wen<*li—Gra :c Lawson, , Ix>rds to Duke PVeil^.cr -31ar<l.« ard Smoak, U' f i Johns Paces—Oerr.'1 I’rx, M uehal Hre- lard. « Scene:—Oliver’s house, Duke Frederick** Court; and the For est of Arden. S—whore Olrla. At the conclusion of “Aa You Like It,'' the dainty humorous little plaj let,“Seeebore and Summer GMa” was presented. The cr <t was made up of II girls ai f i representing the scene at n summer seashore. The married men happen np there aad prepare to hr*e n big time with n i< tuber of summer girls, who are stopping at the same place, hot they are soon found to ho married men by r. shrewd young Indy, wbr arranged their humUtetiou. Their wivee were telegraphed for and came Just in tinie V» v d)W:orer them while in the midst of their ires’ Joyous ever- tng, which wm, therefore, rudely In terrupted. This plr.y urns full of amastng acened. The cast of char acters for this playlet was aa fol lows: Viola Breland. Rath Prtgett. Pat- tie MUey, Pearl Smoak, Eugenia Pox. Grace Fox. Marl# Cone, Pansy Sweat. Rath Rlsher. Maggie Joaes. Linn Jonea, Dram Lawson, Jennie finch, Cartl Fox, Ackerman Wil liams, Miles Carter. Ivies ef hie t whI net ton, ha says, ha wHl wet taka Uk stamp. Tha aaast nr sake that tha people cor-’taao to support him. la eenclualaa. ha asks that the peaplt do not dtaptoce him by vot ing him out, hut* that la some way Kredhrick - Jihey will tndleote^w wish thr.* he rettva on account of physical in firmities. if such he the ease. Hie senator's address to the peo- plo follows: To the People of South Carolina: Tyreaty-two years epo- I asked you to elect me to the office of governor. You did it. r-ftePa very hot campaign in which I spoke torrhln •f boya. during the Allot tha Mi a the State hrm already heard apeak, aad It them are say j MWIHMD mmwV ftHINS' I ahsJI toko pleemrw tu •Web pamphlet coplea of some ot my ap—rhee which I have .yet on head. Nothlag woald delight me more than to bo able once again to am my old Meads face to face, aad Ik saddens me to thtnk that I shall never have this Pleasure again. I sir’l hepi that the people Of South CaroMro wTiT not displneeme by voting me out, hut* that in some way you will Indicate a drfrh for v t to retire from this poelttoh because of your belief that I rtn no longer physically capable of performing the duties of the office. The rvnato*- tne as a arored trust, and If I knew yon wanted me to surrtMer It. I would gladly lay down, consel- oaa that I hare done my doty alwmy to tho beat of m^-rhUHy . B. R. Tillman. —Hie Str.V. Huy your fruit Wlchmaa A Son. Jars from Hi every county of the State Two ^ip nas always been regarded by yeans Inter I eeked for re-election, me ag n «v You" gave me the office the second time by an overwhelming vote. After foif ye^-a of service In the gover nor's office, I asked you to send mo to the senate, art agala. after a heated eeavars. you plrxd me In » pfflce I now hdld. X Hhva held this office tor nearly I »m aaktug yon to to It. althongh my la broken and I am no lon- gar tha strong art vtserous man 1 ones waa. I have ripe ixparlauce and thorough knowledge of tho wr g lag *«f tho governsacut and haea mary warm personal Meads to tho depretosonts sad la both hraachao '9 atoms to tha eswatd (a a eload of ahtogny on aceonat af newe- pnpar abase at brsne. T have fought my way to spite of It hasw Meed to see most of the to the etnas gallery my ELECTION AT ST OBORGB. ham won on and hard work. I enviable poslttor* la •ad the Str. 4 e* Is •nftttsd to whstevea benefit I have to ffacm on the committees which eeu. or.*y he obtained by such See Wlchmaa before bnyn^ y t,ur esrvlee. fruit Jars. I T hag* flattered sp» man and —-—- 1 feared ao man to debate, and I Assistant Professor of Entomology ham a rtrerg dartre to “die fa It would surprise yon to know of the great good thgt Is being done by Chamberlain’s Tablets. Darina Downey, of Newherg inaction, N. B. writes, “My wife has been using j Chamberlain’s Tablets, finds them very effectual aad doing her lota of good”. If yoa have any trouble with your stomach or bowels give them a trial. For sale bjr all deal-* era. for aertimeottJ Mtt?* fl ham no words that • can expram my appreciation art yrr.M- tnde for the cow fl dene- end love St. George, May 1.—Thr* St. George will ham waterworks and electric lights aeema to be a cer tainty at this time. Tha ad- vtsrbillty and probabfltty of getting aader coneldsratton to Bt. Georgs for At a meeting of the town coanct! some time ap» It was decided to take a vote on tha q sort Ion of bonding tha town for IlMdd for tho purpose of getting money with which to 'secure water for the tewn. Th«e election waa held yesterday with even 100 votes 71 for waterworks sad St ’tost At the same time pa elec- waa held for the purpree of throe commisslor«'rs of pahtlc works. J. Henry Whetsell. Dr. P. M. Jady aad Oita Horn# were elected to serve on each commie- * 1 # ’B g L. C. Rohertaea. al near town in to aa# ua Saturday. *. • • , ’ /W. W. Castor, and son, qt Raf fia were to town Monday. e • e j Barnard enton, of Ptao Grove, kn bualneaa ta town Umt srsok. e • • u Walton Warren, of Atlanta who la town Inst week vMttog solatlma. « e • a ' C. K. Breland, of Baffin rente t, called to eee on while ta town Satur day. s Fon. W. B G. Padgett, dry on and Col. I. to flharlaatnn Frt- Mr. and Mrp. D. Blphn and Ml* tie son, Daniel, and C. Haskell, ai White Hall warn to \ • a a Mlm Clytli ZXo%3& Clyde Saaadera, ef the visHosa li Walter- Mini Rattle ton, waa a visitor to Friday. af Island- • • • R. O. Wiggins, formerly a daat of Walterhoro, sow Uvtag waa ta towa today. • .0 a Job. M. Moorar, Hag tu Savannah the letter part qf the Herbert dn Bole of at hams far a few days* has rataraed to Savanaah. Mr. aad Mrs. O. A. Btotoa. of Pine Grom, were Id towa Satur day. « a • e A. Vrcn. of Black Croak who While the hooding of tho town was done ptlmr-ily for the purpoee of getting waterworks, it la , also Ptot >a.tot fruit Jars at A. Wlchmaa A Soa.^at fifty eeats a doaen. ^ Mr. aad Mrs. J. B. Hlckmen. of Wiggins, were to town Friday. Mr. Hickman says , his poll at Wiggles Is going solidly, for Jonas for Gov. • • • ywn hamglma metoaHthamymra puT90m of them pushing ' the If I did not feel that kjy er P*^' j enterprises to Install aa electric an* intimate aeqaatatanee with pia.t^tu waterworks The town la havlag a well hared, which atl pteecnf to a depth of 1.000 puMtc rffalrs will enable dm accept s hie service la to the fu- ISS hm^ wft h ‘ f *^ t ’ aBd Rr * *°* B * ®« * W> ? . vlth the hefft of finding a However* tha full ssaadars of the honors yon 1 ^ tka thm t now VhIch Is about r. gallon. 1 1 ham gives am already. When I Orat came Into Hfh, I amt a storm of opv——. * «»«i« n* o a vanr ,u which waa very hitter aad toteem. • f® B °**’ ^ It inquired totenae aadd aggrmaim *• In a candidate for township atoner for Hepwsrd township was In to see ua Saturday. Mr. aad Mn. D. C* L. Hlera and family and Me. B. H-.Oamo and and little Mlm Doris Lortne attended tho annual mamorlal at Blon Saturday. Mlm Maggie May Boynton of Hftk- dersoovllle, who haa haon vttSttag tha home of Mrs. H. W. du Bela, rw- turned to bar horn# Tharsday. aftoo- Miss ifargnerlte Murphy, who to la tha Rarawdl graded