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MARCH 10,1915.
THE PRESS AMD STANDARD
PAGE SEVEN
CALOMEL SELDOM
SOLD HERE NOW
Drng MlXfttm, Make*
Sick aad Ton Looo n •
Doj’aWork.
You,
Enry dmcglit > In town—■'your
dmfglit and everybody'a Wrncglat
has noticed n treat fallinn off In the
■ale of calomel. They all (ire the
same reason. Dodson's Liver Ton''
!s taking Its place.
“Calomel fs dangerous and people
Is perfectly safe and gives better re
sults." said a prominent local drug
gist. Dodson's . Liver Tone in per-
“ABOUT SCOTCHMAN'S BRIDGE."
e
Editor Press and Standard:
Dear Sir: In. your editorial col
umn last week you ask ‘What is the
matter with the bridge known .as
Scotchman's bridge?" so if ypu will
nllow me space in your paper I will
attempt to explain. v
This bridge was built by the farm
ers In this section, (asslst-d by thg
farmers over In Dorchester County)
in an effort to get a shorter route to
the railroad, and It Is as strong as
any* bridge on the river, but owing
jto the breaking loose of the maija
beam, (on the Colleton side) the
bridge has no protection from rafts,
floattngMqgs etc., and during the re-
jeent high water it Is said that as much
WOMEN OP PARIS TELL OP
RESCUE OP T
Paris, March 3.—
Robert of Paris, who
battle of Guise, has Just told her sto
ry of the rescue of seven wounded
chasseures. .• *V* \
^ With the report that the Germans
wore coming the chief sergedn of a
hospital had ordered practically ev
erybody to the rear. Mademoiselle
Robert was still at the hospital, how
ever, when a peasant came in breads
exclt-nrnt to tell how the G«r-
i were coming, and how sdvea
chasseurs were lying terribly wound
ed In a llttfe hamlet four miles away.
"It was already dark." Mademoi
selle Robert relates. “We had no am
bulance'or any sort of vehicle to
as 300 logs were lodged aganlst th *| bring the wounded back. But I
sells *!T* t 7 d lar«e T bM i* ,d * of the brid * p ** one time, which Jumped on a bicycle, determined to
SO <~nu. and If it f.ll. lo ,i*">' th- .»u.d.d mo.. m-
«..o ' ter bull ,
J*. ^ Uver . Hll ^ | - l> - very important, as It shortens our wa * coming nearer and nearer, and
ness and constipation, you have on|v r ^ d t6 a railr ^ d abouf
ta 7 ?7 m ” ney . ar ‘ C ', A / It was turned over to the county free flashes of the nearing conflict.
0n * 8 a V Pa9n, ‘^ of charge and Col. Hill reecived it “Two miles up the road a d"tafh- j
This bridge Is. I think, r *nnonading heard for three days
was coming nearer and nearer, and
as I pedalled along the road I could
MiTAL A *D PERSONAL.
* *
G. (?. Brown spent several days in
Charleston last weak.
If you
Prank’s.
want
• •
bargains
call ^ at
• 9
Era. Pickling, and daughter, Mrs.
.Thany'Raymond, of Allendale, are
vialting Mrs. .B. G. Price, on Hamp
ton street.
Ladles’ Silk Boot Hose. Just\
few colors 4eft. Tan, blue and Tan
go. 19c/ Taylor’s, of conres.
• • •
Mr.' Ladsoa Pish borne is out
again after being In bed s^vefsl days
with an attack of grippe.
• • •
Por a good 5c yard apron cloth
call at Frank’s.
• • •.
Horn, to Mr, and Mrs. J. p. Car
ter a daughter.
tasting, purely vecetable- and ass | ! , t p d U8 |„ building a road ment of draggons challenged me..
arm ess o o c < rpn an< a< ul.«. to jt an(J also buJ1( an addition to “u** ordered me to the rear. I told -
T,k. , .poonful « MM .nd «>• (oot rha .„„„. I
up feeling line; ho biliousness, sick . „
' . • , j , , beam was broken-loose recently .the My poor little woman.’’ on° said,
headache, acid stomach or const pa’- .. . ' 7
matter was reported to our present There may be seven times seven
Highway Commissioner but he * thousand, back there, and you can’t
. . 4 , . - , , far, refused td' bother with the them all. can you?”
.violent cliom,!. Tnll. . 4<me of • | -I Pl eaded with 1,1m to let r e
The bridge is not seriously dam ■ hav “ J* 1 ® o f his men to make^an ef-
ag^d yet. but of course, no bridge fort- He shdbk his head, deelartm;
* * *
Ashl*y J. Anderson. Jr., and
are visiting
[•■'"Mrs
little daughter. Miriam
CLASSIFIED ADS.
WANTS. |
FOR SALE—Plunder's 20-horse
1 power touring car, flrst-claas con
ation. Fully equipped with Pruu-
tolito teak. Now tiros. 4 extra
inner tubes. Price |26b cash or
exchange for good horse and bug
gy. Apply W. J: Tapior. MarlOlt.
FOR HALE—Two flne building Iota
on Mala-street, near depot -Ad
joining T. M. William’s residence.
One of most destrablo locations In
Walterboro. Apply W. J. Taylor.
March 10-1L
FOR MALE—Indian Runner Ducks
and Egga. Partridge Plymouth
Rock Eggs and Black Orphlngton
Eg^s. Apply T. P. Murray. Wal
terboro. MafTd-lt
•'or Bale Now crop pure Geor«^
cans syrup at 32 cents per *
Ion In barrels. W. H: Davis. Au
gusta, Ga. Oct 21 ::m
| Mrs Anderson’s mother in Greenville
ed bowels... It doesn’t gripe or cans.'
inconvenience all the next day like
calomel ttlday and tomorrow you wi'J j
fee) weak, sick and nauseated. Don’t •
lose a day’s work! Take Dodson’s 1
Liver Tone instead and feel fine, full
og vigor and ambition. ''
C. aT KCHAIIDT.
can stand without the beam.
* Yours -respectfully,
- W. M. Jaques.
Cottageviile, S. C.
March 8th,
WHEN HER Bi»CK ACHES
A Woman Kir
. Ambiti
iiiminir Avvav.
wan received at Walter hero
last week of tile deith of Mr. C. A.
Eehardt, former proprietor of the
Walterborb Hotel. Mr. Kc hardt died
nfter a lingering illne-s at th 4 ’ homey
of hin brother-in-law. Louis T. Mey-.
er. at Summerville.
Mr. Ec’-'.nrdt ramo to thit? country I
several yCar*- ag« from Germany and •
^tled in Walterboro. II" wryj as- 1
rofialed wlfh A. Wichman'A- Son for 1
several years and was also book keep-).
er for the ^’altelfboro Oil Mill for a
. 1 . . . . o , ions of weak kidaev-'. and should
number of years.-v Later he moved 1
to Ehrhardt and opened up a hard
ware store there with Messrs. A.
Wlchman & Son. He later gave this
UP and moved away from Walterboro )
living lo. Several different places up ,
to the time wf his death. I
that the Germans would be in the
| village in force, before anyone could
reach the wounded men.
| "Hut 1 couldn't go back, and the
ofrii-r finally let''me proceed. The
sky had clouded thickly and it was
| pitch dark when 1 arrived at the
hninlet. There was not a sign of Hfe;
Ihe only light was that of burning
, buildings reflated from the cloud».
Her l-Therj;) an I 1 knocked at several houses; th"*
\yere unresponsive ns the grave. ,i
Walterboro women know how th-‘ though I am sure there were peopl<\.
noli's and pnitvi 'that often eoni • in some of them.
w hen the “l.idnevn f •!! mrtke life :>
burden, naeknihe, 1?ip pains, head
aches, dizzy ••pvlir. distressing rri
"1 finnlly found a barn Iteside the \ r ;
fond that answered the peasant’s de-
• • •
rhiblren’s re’ndy-made (lrepy''s. _*
to H year sizes, made ''of genuine
Amo-keag (’hambruys. Drown Linen
and other permanent^wash fabrics.
Latest styKr, at 4KC-. Kaaily wortli
Taylor’s, of course. -
f '
I . ^ 7 ^ "
• Ladie,’ .Inmlio HdUgh Straw Sail
ors. white, black and colors. •« Th-'
50c *kind for 23c. Taylor’s, of
course , • 4 ’* •
. ■' 0>
%*• ♦
Friends of Mr. Kltiott Savage will
■be ,glad to learn t^at he Js rapidly
improving. Mr. Savage has b°Pn cori-
j finofi to his bed for nearly two weeks
•with an atta«k of pneumonia and at
one time was in a serious rendition.
It i* a soiir<(> vf jo>- to liiiv njany
tit learn of hfs improvemen*.
Willis l.askell of Little Ttoi-k
ifas a visitor here this- week
Mr 1 W. Hishop of/Great Swamp
FOR Rfc\T—Store building 22x50,
good stand. * Apply B. G. Hyrn",
WaRerboro. 8. 4t.«
F’OR KALK -We have unsold 75 bu
shels of Spanish peanut seed at
IT.50 per bushel, f. o. b. Hitter.
Colleton M'-rca.ntile A Mfg. Co.
HKST TRI CK KKKD: tirown os-
porlnlly for seed. AlJjM* variety
the following; Cnclfmber 55e lb;
- rahtaloupe. Rocky Kord grown,
55e; m n lon: Watson, anv other
melon-35; tomato 11.35; okra
25c 4 - Corn, weevil-proof. big
yielder, dollar peek, bushel three.
Cotton.. upland long. sdlllng v Jl4e,
heaviest yielder. dollar fifty bushel.
. Profit fifty to flVe hundred dol
lar acre trucking, fiend 4 r^nts
stamps for instructions, L. A.
Stoney, Allendale, S. C.
aeriptlon. and putting my ear to % jgection is rapidly improving after
nary -troubles, are freouent indieet- crack in the door I beard the plain- su-^. r a dislocation of the t Uoul-
1 checked in time-.- Doan’s Kidney
Pills are for the kidneys only. Thev
attack kidney diseases by striking
tive son tuts that became so ,familiar
in the hospital; my men were there.
Lifting the latch carefully. L pullel
the door, looked into pitch darkness.
Here’s proof of th'-lr, then drew, back; I was afraid. I
Walterboro
at the cause.
merit in a Walterboro woman’s asked tremblingly ’who’s there?*
words; . ■ / ' There was no reply, but I could lo-
„ , .. w . . , , . Mrs. A. Rickenbaker, Bridge St., cate the spot where the men lay by
e leaves a w e, rs. o*ep ^, Walterboro. sayg; "About three years the sound-of their groaning. I fel?
. Eehardt to mourn his loss.
Mr* W.
ago 1 had a dull pain in my back my way toward them, bumping!
Taylor and daughter. I d In thc when'I got up I'against beams and tripping* If the
tonor tho If* ... .. ) — . . •>' » * a
der / -
' • ./* •
. Standard aprun ginghams. C.unr-
antfed ’td warlt. 4 1-^g. .Taylor’s,
of course. ' x ;
0 0 0
Porn, "to Mr. and - Mrs. , J. W.
O’Quinh of 4a^e&t Swamp section, a
boy. . - ^ /
• • •
40-lhcb S r a Isleni)./Good, close.
Kay,, were among the Walterboro
people who att*nded the* -funeral,
which was held last \Friday from
was b<
ore
and stiff.
i»w^ss » owes- • tX 9** • •*“ v m | ’ * j..
I tired '.'asily straw’. I went down on all fours and 1 P ' PD count goods. Just the thin<
WANTED Any young man or
young lady, planning to attend
Business Collrgo soon,' to write,
o ' call '.ml sec n" e D’ of this
p'lper. V • 1 : > e a .im : Mp
in Jl)e largest lt,| - it(*'v College in-
• this State, vhUh ,v • ha ." 'i.-'t nc*
^repted in exebang" for advertl-
ing space. We can sell you this
Scholarship at hl^ discount and
save you* money. It is good for
a complete Pookkneping and
Hanking, or a Shorthand ttnd
Typewriting Course. If yon want
it write us TODAY for additionnl
information. Address "Editor”,
cfo. Pr' c B A Standard—March 10
ATTENTION
LADIES!
iMd you know that nt this storw
yon can find every kind of Em-
broiderto material aocaaaary for
tl)« latest fads la embroidery
work? We have a full atoek of
D. M. »*C. Coats. Peri-Lusts.
p>yal Society, Silk Las'^r tn aR
colon. Crocket cotton shade.
^Tatting shuttle! and crochet
needier.^’: ' “T
When Iff need of Art* embroid
ery material, come to the one-
place. the only place In town to
get them.
TAYLOR’S
The Ladies’ Headquarters.
For Sale .
High Grade Meal and
Hulls, the best and
Cheapest Feed
SEED WANTED.
We offer three deals,.
Sell, Swap or Store.
COTTON GINNING
Saturday. 7
WE BUY SEED COTTON.
REMNANTS
Walterboro Oil Mill
I
rsnd .It was an effort for me to do crept until my hand tpurhed some-
’my housework. I tried lots of reme-1 thing under the Straw, drawing a
{dies', but the trouble continued. A sharp cry of pain; it. was the erush-
, friend recommended Doan’s Kldnev leg of one of the chassmirs
Pills to nie, and I got some at the 'How mshv are you here?’ I asked
.Walterboro Drug Co. They soon iu heaven’s name, speak some, of
'gave me relief:"
SWOLLEN. SORF FEET 1 prl " 5 '"' 0,1 a * al ' h '-
Boon Hill church, Summerville.
“HZ FIXES ACHING.
i
you.
Dmi’i
'Who. are you?’ a feebje voi. 4 '
How "TIZ'’ Roes Comfort
Burning Calloused Feet
and Corns.
My f«t
sinfply ask for a kidney remedy— asked. They eould scarcely believe
!get Doan’s Kidney Pills-’-the Hamo i had come from the rekr and begg
Tired. j t kat Mrs, Rickenbaker had. Fos- e ,i ra e to fly -as quickly a* I could.
• jter-tyUburn Co., Props., Buffalo,; N. -Thera’s nothing a girl like you pan
Y. X t jdoforus.V ^ . /
—■■■“ —- [ I started out for a conveyance ’
DAMAGED TWO CROfcERK. It was an all night aearah, for everv
• — ! door was dumb to my appeal. 1'!
for sheets and underwear.. Limit 10
fr.rds to customer. 5e yar<|. Tay
lor’s, of course.
• • * '
The 'many friends of Mrs. G. .C.
rown will be glad'to know that sh'
Is rapidly recovering from a recent
operation at Riverside Infirmary,
Charleston. ’• „ •
• • •
Past colored flowered lawn. 28-
ihches wide, one'drass length of 10
yards to a eust-omor. 4e yard. Tay
lor’s^ of'course.'
, Its hi Minerals.
The total amount }>f copper pro
n
to the Unlt n d States Geological Sur
vey. the largest production In any
I jone year being-1,243.248,720 pounds
tn 1912. Tlftr production in 1845
was 224.000 puodns.
Turki.h Hf|*« K.,» Vl„bb«) th« <!«., .( .»«rj h.»«. »ll.h
I, »«*,"« «*• ■> •••«' ■' ,ck -“I ' 1» JMHatOl. pound,, .erordln,
London. March 8.—A dispatch -see a living being in the locality.
'from Asterdam to Reut-r’s Telegram th r n I came acroes a lonesome, dls-
Compahy says the following official jconsolate cow. "Now I thought, ‘f j
statement was given out today In J can ffnd any sort of a vehicle.
Constantinople: I have the motive -power. A*/ old
The British ships Majestic ami peasant womap^peeked timidly, out
of her cottage and darted back ; a J • ,
again. I knocked at the door, but ^
. , • - . , / . , . an j8tataa Geological Burvey show that
• out a French armorel cruiser out of sbd didn t reply. I laslsted » .
pul ■ rrrmH ■iiuwxoi r.ui.e. . . .. . .... .. copper la produced In 19^dtffer n nt
action and damaged a British ar- strongly with my Mg stick that
'mored cruiser. ' " ’
“Owing-to our bohibardmVnt the j old carry-nil under
hostile ships retreated and ceased ! next farm, she'•alp.,
’heir fire,
damages.-’
It
tresistible have reinforced the en-
.-'my fleet. The Are of our batteries
finally opened again... There was an
Y
bardmVnt the;old carry-all under the shed of the
1 and reused (next farm, sha'help.. The place was
Our batteries suffered no > band ® n ^ fti .^ n ™ , * h h , ar i " d Maa h * o r f gold al M I. contained In the ore.
j ness there or some other means oi, *
States and Alaska. With the exebp-
tloe only of Pennsylvania and Mary
land. the ores produced contain
some silver,, and In all but 5 Stales
People who are forced to stand ou
fhrlr feet all day know what sore, (
t'Uidec. sweatv. burninc feet mean. WILL MF!KT IN HAVANA RING.
They as "TIZ” and "TTfc" cures ' / -
thslr feqt right up. It keeps feet willsnUobo’^" ***»»’♦
' in perfect condition. "TI*" Is th- Place ApHI St.
only remedy in the world that draws; |i H v«en. M^reh * -
out all'the poUonous exudations . world’s heevvpelghi
which puff up the feet and cause tern championship will take place at, Ha .
der, sere, tired, aching feet It in- viinn sm„ r dsy. April 3. between cirry-all and were on our way back
ataatly stops the paiti in corns? cal- j nr j( Johnson and Jess Willlard. ( to the hospital at a speed ef a mile•ap t
simplv The last obsiaele wss removed^ Ip’- hour. Sheila were bursting nearer
ben lark t’nrver. wha Yn- and nearer and long columns of In-1
cd^o ha— ,h4 ' mAn n >e*» st • fantrv were hurrying before them!
y
Will
* <
fight for.
pugilistic
hitching the /com te the cerry-all.
An old wreck of harness that we
pieced out with ropes and rags wss
Take reuly'. ths cow, dased and doc
He. finally consented to pull. i,— ^ *
"With th. «l< of th. old r—» •• *»•“»•*>»ao»:-th' .«lu. of th.
woman and with some unseen aid we
got thone maimed chase ears Into the
Th- value of all the gold«pfodH$^
ed In the United States from f7»2
to January 1.'1914. is estimated by
the United States Geologirnl Survey
silver at $1.709.517.400.
ataatly stops the pain
louses and .bunions,
glorious. Ah! how
It’s
comfortable
MAKB& GOOD HEALTHY PI.ESH
He. KMa iMFesw To Pay For Soohihc
If It FaihC
Begin th- use of Samose today,’
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice ol Hethcr bo Doek Pi#,
feats Daiifbler’f Uetiaelj Ead.
Ready, Ky.—" I was not ible to do
anything for nearly six months,” writes
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, oi this place, “and
was down in bed for three months.
I cannot tell you how I luffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husbead he
could not do me any good, and he *
lo give it up. We tried as
but he did not kelp me.
At last, my mother advised me to take
Cardui, the woman’s tonic. I thought
it was no use for I was nearly dead and
nothing seemed to do me any good. But
I took eleven bottles, and now 1 am able
to do 9^ of my work and my owa
I think Cardui it the*V>est mtdfrtwe in
the world.' My weight
and 1 look the picture of health.
If you Buffer from any of the
Dtculiir to women, net n bottle ol
today. Delay is dangerous. We
it Witt help you. for it has
many thousands of other weak
ia the paMSO years. 7
CYPRESS
SASH
DOORS
BUNDS
u
A
• • Y
MOULDINGS
AND .
MOsLWORK
/■
mrm um . iubbmb
iZmTkHw
A
HOW CHUMEN GROW
Children grow by nourishment—not
'ed stomachs or rich foods hot
that are readily converted into
litoing. blood; too often their
Jve powers ’ cannot procure these
qualities from ordinary foods which reeulta
in weakness. dnUneaa and sickness.
If your children are ander-siie,
weight, catch cold earffo, i
backward, pale or.tail, greet
Bmulsion which is pure medkiasl nourish
ment. It sharpens the appetite, builds,
healthy flesh, firm muscles and aftiye
brains, gcott's ta crowing-food for
children. Refuse t
perfect health.
isea plump, rosy,
rigor and^Vitality. ^
Most people eat enough to become
day. when/Jack Unrver. wha . .
yostr feat feel after ueing ' f TIZ. : * f j eavore ,|^r 0 hare,the men meet stjfantry were hurrying before mein aj|d M>on not | r# a gam in
You’R never limp of dr* w U P ? our .toorez./Mexico. March 4. receir 4 ' ! a i through the fields to the right and healthy flesh to all who are
faca in pain. Your shoes won” |0b , p fr6ni willsrd saying he would to the left. We heard the rumbling >nd ^ thif r0
tighten and hurt your feet. • arriVe 'here March 15., ■ y of whe-ls behind us It was a ** mar i|4hl!e fleshforming food, prom-
-Get a 25 cent box of "TIZ” now flaht terms sre.identical with terr of French artillery. Al they
from abr druggist, department o’V^ose arranged previously. , ' passed ah officer glanced
general atore. Just think! a whof-J ru.ley will act. as the chief pro- charge, saluted, shook his head sad-
yeay’s foot comfort for only 2.» mo mr and will be assisted by TUchard ly and galloped ! ?•*• *!>• trouble Is not lack of food.
Klegln as managing director. The turned into the first eroes roa ami ^ #f Mimiutlve power.,
battle site has not been selected, bat began busin-*. To my poor r ia ^ m | n gies with the food that
several excellent. plac-s are a<*Ua- »'*9T* 11 <0 “* e D ^ ^ is eaten, so that it Is assimilated,
hie. ‘ ’ . - . ! of 0n . h ‘;;! r b0 ld by the-lrtood and builds up pleasing
Washington. March 8 —An Aits- j j 0 hnson began training tedv\ ; a nd to hl * ,omr * ^ ■
trian y|c4orv In the heights of the Wil , an , will p ro bably have training tutn deserves another: the C b rjnans
are getting some of tbefr owr^change
back.” The poor fel]ow was dead
when we reached th- hospital In
spite of the holes tpe little 3-inch 4 /
rFnts.'
Austrians t'laim Vlciory.
Carpathians, repulse of repeated/j Uar | Prs a t Marianno.
RuasUh. attacks in the Luckow and |9-‘ —^— -‘ .
the capture of several advance points^ 4 ‘ Fiv tVnto Breed Again,
in Russian Poland and West Gattcia. ' New York. March 8 -The price
resumed in the capture of some 2,- ( of bread went back to five cents a
344 Russian prisoners, were an- loaf today. The recent drop in the
made in-the German rank's,
were powerless to stem
plumpness
Those who
teh days w
the Rde am
one, dl- >lc. of door w. «i,cn .. .he r..-j«h. .U .orvi.lo, eh»M«,e,ond o
pilches to .he 'Wo-HohC.rl.n For . moh.h b.h.rle. hod h-«. |MMr roceleed «rs. .W-
embassy here today.
charging six cents
and good .h 4 *althy flesh-
use Samose for a week^or,
will soon,not!ce a tjftln in
weight and an Improvement in gon-
era! strength and health,.
Samose is in tabl-t form, plep?'-
ant to take, and is sold by >n»* of
the moat reputable drug s-'orcs in
Walterboro, Dr. Klein under f..s per
sonal guarantee to refund the Vnoney
if It do-s no tgivc satisfaction.
.♦e
Are Tee Rheumatic?—Try Mfoae’s.
If you want quick and r-al .relief
from Rheumatism, do what ao many
thousand other people are doing—
whenever air attack comes on, bathe
)he aor- muscle or joint with Sloan’s
Lialment., *>'o need tp rub ft in -
last apply tbo Liniment, to the sur
face. It 1g wonderfully. /penetrat-
lag. It geos rt^hf te tkeifeet of
(rouble and draws thyttpala almost
immediately.' Got a bottle of Sloan’s
Uni ment-far 25c. of any druggia?
sad have it in ths hauae - against
Colds, Sore and, Swollen Joints. Lum
bago. Sciatica and like ailments.
Your money back if not - satlsfltcd.
but it do-a give almost instant ra»
lief. / ' . . '
.</- ,
No Cue to Tay and Wear Out Your
n.kl—ft WTli Wear Ton Out Inateud
Thousands keep* or suffering
'oughs and Colds through
and delay. ' Why make yourse;
nsy. prey to serious ftiluieirlK and
-niilemics as the. result of a neglect
ed Cold? Coughs and/ Colds sap
your strength- and vitally unles.-
•becked in the early stages. *l)r.
King's New MUcor-ry f" a'liat yo"
iccd — ihe first doso help*. You;,
head clears up, you breathe free!v
and you fe 4 *l so intuit •better” Bn;.'
a bottle today and start taking at
once. . ' i
kb
4y .
UBBEK
Mooriwm*
FOR HAUL
The rebuilding of Stokes F-rry
bridge will be lot to tho lowest re
sponsible bidder, oe Marsh 13. same
date being Saturday after tho third
publietdtlon of this waMge. Plane
and speclfleations will be rernlshed
by Colleton and Dorr heater conntle-.
Same will be on exhibit at bridge
site dsy of sale. Cosetlea reaerv
Ing th4 fight to reject any and all
bids. •;
J. E. Moore,
- • Highway Co^mtssfoner,
Uolletofe County,
srljr.
Supervisor
County.
J. D. Wemberlj
Dorchester
3t-Fel». 24.
ItecommciMlH Cluunherlaia’s Cough
Remedy.
,*‘‘1 take pleasure In recommend-
•ng Chamf»erlain’s Cough Remedy th
my customers because I have confl-
lence in It. 1 find that they are
ptoaned with It and call for It when
(gain in need of such a medlehwu’’
writes J, vf: Sexson, Montevallo,
Mo For sale by all dealers.
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