The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 26, 1914, Image 7
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August 25, 1914
THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S, C.
awauKN
grow by Boarishmcnt—not
overloaded atowache or rich food* bat
moIMm that are readily converted into
Hie —staining blood; too often their
difeetive power* cannot procure these
mMUtsea from ordinary-foods which results
Is weakness, dullness and sickness.
If vour children are under-size, under
weight, catch cold easily, are languid,
backward, pale or frail, give them Scott’s
Smulsiod which is pure medicinal nourish
ment. It sharpens the appetite, builds
healthy flesh, firm muscles and active
brains. Scott’s is growing-food for
Children. Refuse alcoholic substitutes.
Professional Notices.
R. M. JEFFERIES,
DOTS FROM STORKS.
•n.
Attorney-a*-Lawf
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
_ Walterboro, S. C.
'Will Practice ia AU Courts.
-—OFFICE OF—
DR. A. J. ANDERSON,
DENTAL SURGEON.
OFFICE HOURS:
t A. M. to 2 P. M.; H P. M. to (1 P. M.
PHOXE lOO.T .
WALTF.HDORO. S. C.
i»R. H. \C. BI.AC7K, SR.
th-Mol surgi'nn
WALTF.IUlbKO, S. U
'Aaaocuted ai’.a Dr. D. J. Nk-j
bany In oftice tf-v, to Witl?ort*o..,
Drag Company. Usual Office Hours
PHONE «“.V.
C. E. DuILWT.
Civil Engineer and Land burroyv.
OOTTAt.EVULLE, S. V. *
V»
Prompt Attention given all bue'.necs
Plata Made, ALL WORK GUARAN
TEED. /
WANTED
My friends to know I
have opened a Garage
in connection with" my
-Blacksmith Shop and
Grits Mill. I have expe
rienced workmen for
Soth departments. Any
one wishing work done
give me a trial. All
v/ork guaranteed,
j I give special atten
tion to all work entrust
ed to me.
C. W. PELLUM
i HAHLESTON, S. C.
MARHLE AND
GRANTi E WORKS
IRQN
ex *
and
WIRE
FENCING
S;c’.;«8, Aug. 24 —The farmer*
£rou:iu here ?.re quite hasy gjt’.n.:-
ing the Ceecy staple. *
We are sorry to rtate that Mr. W.
F. liobertsoa has been very siuk, but
t o,. f
vie itwpe ho '..ill’poon ho well "agaii'..
Mr. and Mrs. \Y. ‘C. Drav.<Jy an 1
hildren, o? Ledge,’ sbent Saturda;-
afght and Sunday of last week wim
Mr. and Sirs. E. B. Bennett. J
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smoak.wer* 1
guests of Mr and Mrs. W. F» .Robert-
•on recently. • ’ *
Mrs. Hattie Carter , and children,
Annie ard Floyd, attended the pro-
racted meeting at‘Carter’s, Ford.
Miss Dcr.nie Robertson was In
Hii-Ttn Tuesday shopping: .
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Carter .ver’e
aue : .ts of Mr. and Mrs. E. BT Ren-
ictt recently.
Mbs Mamie Strickland is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. H. Carter, ct
itrur.scr.. Before returning she will
go to Atlanta to purchase millinery
.cods for the winter.
Blake and Leon Crosby of Ruffin
.{sited Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Robert
son recently.
G. M. Bennett paid ,kis brother.
E. B. Bennett, a visit recently.
Rev. G. O. Burnett called on Mr.
W. F. Robertson Wednesday.
Lee Chassereau was the guest of
s. Bf Bennett recently. .
* Eldon Johns visited relatives and
friends in l-cdge last week. • v
Mrs. Ruth Reach and daughter.
‘.I.lj.rie, were honored guests of Mrs.
W. F. Robert on r*cenily,. .
Miss Annie Carter spent Wjdnes-
„ .: • night \vith Misses Lonnie nn-1
Lii’.ian itobertsen.
Richard Robert«on has returned
ro his home in Port Tampa, Fla .
<rf*er spending some time with hb
eiati\es at Stokes.
It.--. carter and Mrs. E.
R. Bennett p.’id Mrs. W. F. Robert
son a call recently.
Q. \V. Eeacii, cf.^ Port .Tampa-,
Fla.| has returned to his ^dormer
acme to-spen d a v.hi)e. * *
Mrs Hattie Carter spent Friday
with her son ard daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. S. P. Carter.
Mrs. G. W. Hea. h of Port T^mpa
Fla., and sister.--. Misses Donnie an.'.
Lillian Kobl-rtson. spent Sunday
‘with Mfsset Eliza and Maggio fac:uh
at Mt Caftr.el.
N»:WS FROM ROUTE ».
I N I'i\ MKKTIVt. AT^fAR-
TKR’S ytilil) t HUM H
News is" s. arce in *h!s noighbot-
hood. Fodder pulling is in sc.--
sion at present. The heavy rain
have kept a lot of far vers baclt am;
all the fodder is ready to pull at
oner. So, it ia • a busy time. Th- 1
canning season Is about over. Fr it*
has. been plentiful this year an.f
there has be«*n lots of it eaonedTor
the winter months. /
Now is the time to plait farden
for fall and .CiPter. e pdcially cab
bage. They' will head if plantey}
now, and thnt bcMre Christmas.
A i very interes‘ing singing 4; ho
has Aloscd at Rotter’s Creek chdr^lr
.Master® Hasltel' B^acji. Clarenc •
■ ’op* land and Cliftcp*Hioit vere.
the truest* (jf Fay and .Roy'Bearn
Saturcfay nigf.t." /
Mrs. G. A, ^Bea- h and daughter.-"
and Ray, of Walterboro, vb-
Yted Mr?. \v- F. Copeland last Fri
day.
Miss Mamie Strickland is in A:-
ama purchasing h-r winter line of
r.IMir.ery.
Mrs. J. H. Beath ik on the sick
ist this week.
pc ■•.ud of C olleton Baptiet
.l-'<K iiition A tig.
ih**xinion myeting of the Sec
cm! 'Division of‘ the t’oheton .li>>o
cj^f.Oj, will be held with ♦he- C,ix-
’• r s church >n Saturday au-1
' :nl. y, August 29-30. The follo’. -
Ihg^bcgrara is submitted:
r * 5."! :y. 1" a. m.—Devotional
a:.d so;ig L.-vice. conducted by J. C
Li* •• son. • -
' ■ i- fn.—Introductory Sernoh.
hi' iiw. G. A. Martin. *' •'
’* 1 . ' ' u. n:.—“What* the Scrlp-
t:r* Tca.jy Ccooerning the Oii?^rv-
vf the Sabbuth”—dV-iu s-Y bv
* -
F. O.'S. CurtL aud Proi. A. c.
SAVES DAUGHTER
JldYict
•I Mptlwr Dmk Pre-
Dtafbtcr's Untimely EadL
Week-End and Summer
EXCURSION RATES
TO THE SEASHORE
Via the ATLANTIC CQ,AST
LINE, the Standard Railroad
of the South. *; • ”
yX ■* *
Ready, Ky.—“ I was no! able to do RAi:\n TRIP RATES 7R0&
anything tor nearly six months,** writes KUL * U 1 Kir KA1 f
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, “and , WALTERBORO, S. C.
was down m bed for three months.
I cannot tell yoy how I suffered with To Washington, D. C... .JI24.90
y head, and with nervousness and .... ^
f.
Summed CmighN’ Are Dangerous.
Summer colds are dangerour.
They indicate low vitality -and often
lead to serious throat and lung trou
bles. including consumption. Dr,
King’s New Dlsroyery will relieve
the cough or cold promol+c and pre
vent complications. Jr. ia>»octhin?
md antiseptic and makes you feel
better at' once' To del a S’ Is dan
gerous—get abottle of .Dr. King's
Now Discovery "at once. Money ba i
if not satished. i»*>5 and bat
tles at your druggifc ■
Notice
Notice-is hereby given Jia 4 , i»ur-
suant to an order issued by the Se;-
retary (of State of South* Carolina,
constiiution. the undersigned Board
of Corporators, Rooks of Subscrip
tion to the Capital Stock of SaytTn-
tch Western Railroad Company wMl
be opened at the offices of Edward
L. ’ "Uraig, attorney at law, third
floor ' National Ia>an Exchange
Bank Building, in the City of t’o-
lumbia, S. 0.. on the 2$th day of
September; 1914, at I't o’clock in
the forenoon. The minimum cap
Ital stock to be 1100,000. divided
into one thousaml shares of the par
value of ll»O.0O*each, and the^ max
imum amount to which said’eapi
tal stock may be hereafter •’fncreas
ed' to be $ 1,000,000, divided in?*''
ten thousand shares of the par value
of 1100. . v *
Notice is also given that‘said par
ties propose to ask oh behalf of the
proposed corporation for the power
to condemn lands for rights of way
and that application therefor will
b e made to the Secretary- of State o?
South Carolina at his office in the
City of Columbia. S. C. t on th" 2Ptli
day of September, 1914, at
o'clock noon, the proposed route l«
as follows: , j>eginning/t a point at
and In the towns of Fstill and Lena
in Goethe Township. Hampton
county, thence through Goethe and
Peoples Townships in Har.pto:
county', thence through Broxfon aiW
Warn n townships in Colleton
c'ountyv'thence through Fish Pon>!
Township in Bambeig county, thetree
rbrr-’.ch Branchville. Cow f’astle
Providence, and Vance townships it
Orangeburg county and thence int"
ad through St. Paul town-hip iu
c.ir.rer.dcn county, to and into St
Paul in -aid county of Clarendon
n dietmee of approximatelv <•«
•nilev. all in the State of South Car
olina. ’ /
G. H. MILLIGAN.
VIRGIL WALKER.
ARRIAN M. REA.
SEND FOR PRICES.
M- dolin' T. Beach represeau as !■
Walterboro.
Ketabhshod in 1704
Oldest Firm In c%n»eri.*
TOTE RAILETJLKBBY CO
Working cf instinct.
A young mac it^/Paiis had lost hit
last sou at t K e gambling table. Not
Otly was be witbo’U means, but hf
bad lost a large sum belonging to hif
eciT'loyer ^/rle started for the Seine
with the intention of drowning him
self. Or the "way'there was a great
commotion, caused by the escape v of f
!ie,r. from a strolling menogeyle. The
Animal came galloning down IhbVtreei
snd oycple fled in every dir^c
staoily the nan who was
. .UBBZK
Rooe/zy®’
CHARLESTON, S.C
; n.-b'd u la.mp-pcft and clung tc
• v e tep cf it. trembling in ^tery limb
Whirr th* animal wks captured and
tie dseger over he proceeded to th«
rtvir n:,d plungtd in. - 7 ’
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure your RIienin«<i«ni
Ne iraleia. Headaches, Cramps,
Colic, Sprains, Brtjises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Aatiseptic A*#dy»e,nsed in
ternally and extemslly. <, Price 25c,
Mr. Llncoin'a Phrase.
-yvi > .
It Is generally understood that the
phrase from the Immortal “Oettyaberf
■pooch" about “Government of tl
people, by the people and for tfee
people" was not original with Mr. Lta»
cols; that Is, In the sense of havln«
been need by him for the first time.
IU use is traceable beck Into the pest,
the earliest occasion of Its employ
it, so far as le known, being fQ
U0B.G,
How’s This?
We offer on® fcutul-ed dollrrsi re
ward for v.nV cas® of cetarrh tha*
an.io? he c-rcd by Hall’s Catarri)
Cure
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
\Y«, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney fer the last 15 years,
■nd believe him perfectly honoraid-
!n all business trans-a* tions and
’■raccialiy able ’to carry out c.u.'
biigations made by h!s firm.
National Bank of Commerce,
Toledo, O.
Hall’s Oet :rrh <'nre is tr.ken
e- nally. acting directly'' upon tot
blood and the mucous surfaces o!
hf syctetn. Testimonials ^ent fre e
Pri. e 7.'. cents per bcrtle. Sold by
.’.1 druggists. *" Take ■ Hall's Family
?:ll5 for ctsstipation.
The Ca*e of L. !i. Canteloo.
The cr.F.e of L. L. Cantelou. clar
endon, Texas, is P;miliir to tha’ c‘
nany others .bo have u.-ed Chanj^
berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. He says, •‘After fry
ing a doctor for several months, and
•jsizig different kinds of rued, ine
for mV wife. w t ho had been t-oulb'd
with severe bc'wef^complaint for . v-
eral months, I bought a 23c boa!*
of Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera ; nd
Diarrhoea Remedy, \fter i”sira: ;i ♦
second bottle j-he was entirjy^tured.
For sale by all dealers, -
a n i- i ''i ”'11
' X*.
Infntion and In«*ci Bites Danger*
mis. ,
Mosquitoes, flies and other in-e ’.s
which breed quickly in garb - 1
palls, ponds of stagnant .v.; *r.
barns, musty places, etc. t are <
riers of disease. Every ti:..* tl,e.<
bite you they inject poison in;o yout
system from which eome dread di?-
ease may result. Get a bottle o:
Sloan’s Liniment. It is ant;ser*i<k
and a few drops will neutralise the
Infection caused by insect bite* ar
rusty nails. Sloan’s Lin:n:®nf <!>-
ffTfects, cuts, br/Jises antF^ore?.. Yc i
cannot afford ta be without it in
your bor.if. Money back if not sat
isfied. Only 25c at your druggist.
l.’S' jliv1*-r
t/e' ’i nion
r.r eting ;>1 o, and is aK
i'ri iay. 10:31) a. m.-
How t<r Cure a bprain.
A sprain, / :r.ay be rur®<l in
UK
one-third /he time re<;uired bv fi.f
usual treatment by applying Cham-
beralln's Liniment and. ohserv ng
the directions with each bottle. For
*ale by all‘dealers.
'o—Adjourn for dinner,
m.—The • Disparity Between
uhi.al Teachings of Jesus and
.. rals of the Pri^enf L»a*^
ucv, C.-Colium, '**. R. Sanders.
1 2:-o0—Hdw May *ne ( hufilj Min-
r to the Welfare of the State?—
Lev, G. A. Martin, Hugo S. Strick
land.
2:09—Th*> Church as the Fee to
lie' Liquor Traffic—Rev. J. H. Stu-
demeyre, J. C. Lawson. *
i!:30—The !mport|nce of Con-
• ndlr.g n Practice for Our Doctri:.*
of a Regenerated Church Member
in—Rev, J. R. Funderburk.
4:00—Tiie Importance > of Bring
ing the Children /o Christ and
Training Them for Scrvic; — Uc J
A'. Gilb-spie.
sSn.Iay Morning: 1 • a. n: -
:^.y Schqol Ma.-s Mecfin:, con-
; d t*y K . I' O S. * uttis.
1 j: n<i~-M>-: junary Sermon by
t’- v. J. c. Folium. -,y
It is respectfully nrg- d tb.a
i.ui< h‘>s i>end full delega* on
Tiie meeting of the Fir
ion will be held with
hur-h, beginning cn FriTay bet. r
t!:-* f.fth Fund ay and wl/l lontiflu
throu.h Sunday. An / interesting
program has beo n prepared for thi-
o, and is a/ fiolpws:
Prayer Ser-
'.i “, - r.dt’ctfd by Rev r J. W. H r
11:00—Introductory Sc-rmon b;
i>v 9. W Ackerman
12:Oil— Whaf /Should Be Our A'-
t fvie Towards/State Mission Wot .:
-nd Why?—Rev. J. M. Crav«n.
Saturday. 10:39 a. m.— Pray*
Service.
11:99—Preaching.
12: o' 1 —The Duty 1 ct a License.;
Preadter: His Limits—Opened > •
Rev. P ( . M. Warren.
1:0'i p. m.—The Duty, of the
Church- to the Sunday School.
:nday, ! cT; t a. :h.—Pray. - £<*:•-
.V.-'-iun try ’ Sermon to
M. Finmi. ''
•I-'-ceiiflr.eous iruslh* >-s.
P -’lf.
NERVOUS
DYSPEPSIA
iDtsrithly iesds \o<eTfrecomplUatlt/),. It I,
fregucnijr f( ip w,*! bvcbionir ttulie^nion. e,»-
trlti? rtic^iiihind:. bn,] t/vrulnou, < u,itoa. The
blood t w ii:)|K;*<Ti«tic<f'9f tbe/life
qosi-o*s. sud lb, Wvwr vtctun is affile led wuu
on, ctin>dic ill ,rt«-r saoibw./aatil. • wru k of
bi* former *elf. tie drses out s sorrx exidc&co uc
s wreubed iBTslid.
Tbi Way That Chtm
Is to purify lbs'blood, wbicb will tben tupplr
lb,De< ewarr food for the nerve*, giving itiem
loos and vigor to maintain their funcuonn.
StarUng Ibsvlrclw answ. all tbe proreMaa
of the body are brought up to noripcl.-and tha
patient i, mad* to feel well. X
my
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he hail
to give it up. We tried another doctor,
but he did not help me. , -
At last, my mother advised me to take
Cardui, the woman’s tonic. 1 thought
it w as no use for I was nearly dead and
nothing seemed to do me any good. But
1 took eleven bottles, and now 1 am able
to do all of my . work and my own
washing.
I think Cardui is the best medicine in
the world. My weight has increased,
and i look the picture of health. "
To Philadelphia, Pa. / - S . 30.6U
To New York City.
D Isle of Pplms
To Baltimore,
■ Tickets on sale every until
Sept. ' '3o. with flinrtTT«urn limit
October 31. 1914.
To Isle of Palms $1.75
H
Tickets on sale, for all trains each
Saturday and for all forenoon trains
each Sundttv until September 13.
finv IVlar'ic HoncTSbreMtc Wm lett^sar I U^SOiy I
Vtm , . ,
today. Delay'is dangerous. We know
it will help you. for it has helped so
many thousands of other weak women
in the past 50 years.
At all druggists.
Ui’rite t* C'-.»•!£-regt MaC cin* Co . Lsdias'
Aiv.tcrjr Dvm . Cr*::,n(ogs. Twin., for Spttsd
.’mttruette"* cr year ca-v tro 64 i«g, bocit. ‘ Hofns
IrM:.T,r.: ter Wcircc. it. to-.n wrsppst. N.C. ISS
Nnt S<» Sfrang** After AI1.‘
Yo.i may thipk it .strange that ?o
A
T i.'ny ; co,.]*' are uroti' of stomach
trouble by Chanib*rlain’s Tablets:
You would net, hc'Arv.r if vou
-hoL’I! give th<: t u trial. They
?tr-ne f !’.* a .>r.d Invigorate - the stom
ach and cnaiiV it to perform its
:df. Ton* n (oruMy. Mrs. Rosie
Ri'h, Wr'a.h. write-, “Noth
ing dM o * (ho 1-ast good until 1
began using Chrunb^rlaiu’s Table**,
it is <?• i<; T> !i.e • ®* medicine for
stomach trouble I have ever uu?d.”
For s.,!e by Tl; tied 1* rs.
next following data at
sale.
For excursion rates to many
mountain, lake and pleasure rasarto
and for bny other information, res
ervations. etc., call on T. M. Wil
liams, agent, or aedress W. J.
Craig, Passenger Traffic Manager, or
T. C. White, General Passenger
Agent, Wilmington, N. C.
, ——
Notice.
-State of South Carolina, Colleton
County.
All persons, are hereby prohibited
from entering or otherwise trespass
ing upon our plantation, known as
Rotherwod, and th** lands enclosed
therewith, such plantation being
sit cafe ab^ttt one mile north of Hen
dersonville on the' public highway
leading from Walterboro to Hen- o
dersonville. Any personae enter
ing or trespassing will be prosecut
ed under the provisions of Sec. 241
of the Criminal Code of 1912.
W. B. GRUBER,
' B. O. PRICE.
Walterboro, S. U., July 22, 1914.
4t
$10 DISCOUNT
allowedoeach pup.l who enters our coReg* within the next thirty days.
!f interfi led, write g? om e f,»r full particulars. Electric fans Installed
:n cm h department of the college. *
McFeal Bowen Business College, Colombia, S.C.
Ready for To-morrow 7
-Eruption* fan Be Cured
bv internal blood purifier* beef-; •
they are caused by Mood disor-L :
io 'ever, e'jten a, tetter, ring-.or*»
itch, salt rheum, scaly patch-s,
-annot because they are paraMth
liseases, It take«w a positive sk:s
remedy like Tetterine to destroy th*-
germs and heal the surface. Dr
W. S.. Fielder, Electric. Ala., s* -
“I never use anything else bu* Tet
terine in. all skin troubles.f.0c 91
druggists or by mail from Shuptrine
Co., Savannah, Ga.
Twenty Yearn tiie Be/.
“Fonie jventy. years ago f. us
’hamherlain's Colic, Cholera
writes G^o
Diarrhoea Remedy.” writes Geo W
3rd? k .publisher of the Ehterpri.
\berdeeh. Mr. “I discovered *hat i»
a quick and safe'eur^ fc- dia?-
a. Since then no one lean sell
te \nyth<ng said to b« just as gued
h.v
Durii
■used
g all these years I
it and recommended it many* titr>t
and U has never disappointed cny-
one.” ; For '’said, by all deal* rs.
Constipation Fau«*e* ->Pk
Don’t permit yourse*? tc» become
constipated, as your system in’me 1
diately begins to absorb poison from
the backedup v waste matter.
Dr. Ring’s New Life, Pills.and keep
well. There Is no better safeguard
against Illness. .Just take, ode (Jose
tonight. 25c at your dVi^gist.
Mr. H. R. Price has gone to Hot
Springs. N. JT. He was accompanied
by > hi* son, rtscar.
awgy three weeks.
Horses digest their feed less thoroughly than
Other farm animals. In order to insure thorough
digestion of all the food eaten, and to make your
horses readier for next day’s work, add to their
evening feed a tcaspoonful of—
STOCK
MEDICINE
It will lessen your feed bills.
It will Increase your profits.
Bee Dee
mr horse* regularly snd
iind It a savins proposition
on lev2. It a!«o makes
them healthy, thriviat sod
cksn.
. Ira Johnston,
R. F. D. No. 1.
O’Neilk Nebr.
29c, 5Qc snO $1. par
At poor Ssalar*
• llosNody ■ : *
Purifies the Blood.
’a Ramody
Steadies the Nerves.
Mrs. too Parson’s Ramody
Restores the Digestion.
Hundred* of your neicbt<ors testify to the,,
fyctp; Test i: yourself—ihsi s the ruresi wsy
Your druggnt outthi to have it. if u, r»uooX
mpply yon. vend tm ii»n*e std a dollar to Tf>,
Bisuufm ;..r*-r*. .• j/
KMKDY SALKS CORPORATION.
^4 - ^ ■
gg. ryntn , «j&d‘ u |.7?„?
n*01100 with Ui, Kerueoy for th* cur* of
*or*s and th* Y^lierof Inffamad sod oon-
r*,l*d aurfs< e*. Kls •apensiiy valuable to
womea. and sbouM always b* uMd for
ulcerations. . /
Humoreuo Russian Calnans.
The Russian coiners, who for aono
Ume have boon Circulating througlP
out southern RuBsla falsa half-nibla
places, commonly known as pol
certainly have a fine sense of hi
The false coins are excellently
cated. and ring like tbe genuine half-
rubles. They came to ba datactad
chiefly by the absence on thair outer
edge of tbe usual mint inscription
giving. In xolotniki and doll, tha
amount of silver contained In tha poF
ttolk. The later issue of the counter
feit coin has an inscription on the
outer edge, rekdlng "Our money la no
worse than yours,” a sly and impu
dent hit at tbe authorities of the Im
perial mint. So long, as the inscrip
tion Is there tbe mob In the street
dees not take the trouble to decipher
it. So far the police have been un
able to trace the colnera.
Mrs. Annie Robertson and son,
/ They will be ('Alien, were in town on business re-
i -..A...
cently.
V-
FOR SALE
/
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North Carolina Pine Lumber as follows: Standard
Ceiling, Sidinfc, Flooring and Moulding, all of which in
manufactured as good as modern machinery la capable of
producing; aqd graded in strict accordance with North
/J ' • • ' ’ " ■ .
Colleton Mercantile &
Manufacturing Comp’y.
. Ritter, S. G
"SWEET OWEN*
THOROUGHBRED
High Class Stallion will be at
Rizer and Ayer’s
x - through month of
H* A* MCGEE,
Stables
August.
Owner*
Boiler Flue Expanders, Pipe Stock and Dies, Pipe and Machm-
eat Vise. Engineers and ripe Wrenches. Chain Blocks. You
need some cr ail* of these when you go to make repairs.
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« S23 Gervais Street, Coiur.ibia, S. C.
’ Ftif-nds of Mr. Dan Campbell
will regret to learn that he is'very
Rick.
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Mr. Louis Fripp Is reported as
improving steadily from bis recent
Illness. ' .*
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