Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 % ' / <• :l 1 i •< . «< )* * ' ■ ■ ; ' > THE PRESS AND STANDARD / I * MAY 12, loij 'ft Ml v ; ‘ ’ ^s ! *.* r! t a- j IS HERE MOSQUITO CANOTIES. ALL SIZES AND PRICES. Lets / Our- selves Comfort able AND •: STAY HOME IinritlGEIt TORS, v ICE HOXES. - X V; PIAZZA ROCKERS. '***' N - n'zrN * We have a full line of Sum* met Goods; Porch Swings, Lawn Swings, Porch Shades, ’ • f* • Porch. Rockers, Summer Rugs, Mosquito Nets, Re frigerators, Ice Boxes, Cool ers, Mattings, Freezers, Lin- - ' / . X oleums, Shades .and Poles. rm i •X Everything To Make Sommer Days Pleasant. / i i* > 'A SDKI.WS U.WHsI VJNl.WS KA\V' r Brown Furniture Co. X /'■ \ We received a classy selection of Indies' and Misses’ Hats of the very latest fashions. Also a beautiful line of Picnic Hats. As we purchased all these at greatly re duced prices, we are in position to offer you values never before given. , Your call will be appreciated. LADIES SUITS And Drosses The latest designs in Ladies’ Palm Beach Suits with hats to match on hand now at popular prices. Also a‘ fine select ioii of dresses to suit anybodv’.< taste or pocket. v ‘ r i Men’s and Boy’ Suits : . ^ \ ^ - : : • X ' Palm Bi»ach Suits in all Colors and styles. All of the Genuine Palm Beach and Panama cloth we offer row : t such pfu\*s that you can’t afford to mi-s them. Fi>r anything to wear, see us first. WE AREJFtnrLEADERS. COLLETON BAKGAIN HOUSE /' _ . ’ B. LEVY, Manager. / O O 0 0 OOOOQOOoo o W. C. T. U. NOTES, o o cm OOOOOOOOOOOOO; I’eel Wliat I Have FeHv" A younj? lady of Xt-Vv York was inj the habit of \\ritlng for the Phila delphia Ledger on the subject of Temperance.' Her writing evinced such ddep emotion that a friend of hers accused her of being a maniac on the subject of temperance, where upon sh« wrote the following stan- gas: ‘ m Goi feel what I have felt. Go. bear what I have borne— Sink ’neath the blows a father dealt. And the cold world’s scorn; Theh suffer on from year to year-A The sole relief the scorning tear. . * GO. kneel whers I have knelt. Implore beseech and pray-— Strive the besotted heart to melt. The downward course to stay; Be dashed with bitter curie aside. Your prayer*'burlesqued, your tears defied. ' Go. weep as I have wept. O’er a loved father’s fall— See every promised blessing swept-- v outh’s sweetness turned to gslL Life’s fading flowers strewn all the way That brought me to woman’s day. * ' * Go. see what I have seen. Behold the strong man bow— With gnashing teeth. Ups bathed 'n blood. A cold and Ih'ld brow; (To, catch the withering glance, and see There fhirrored his sours misery. Gn. hear, aifrt fe'el, and see, and . know. ' All that my soul hath felt ai d know n: Th n look upon tho wine-rnp’s glo v, if i*« beauty ran atone- - Think of it:, flavor you will try When all j reclaims, ’Mis drink an.! die!” T'U men I hate the bowl — Hate is but a feehl > word: 1- loathe- abhor my very soul With strong disgust is stirred. Whene’er 1 see, or hear, or tell fif that dark beverage of hell. THE ‘Ytj . Great Season fientlemen. Evens,. Me. A ptibRe dinner had been given General Harrison on one occasion. At the close of Hie dinner one of th.* gentlemen drank hl s health. The General pleaded his toast by drink ing water. Another., gentleman of fered a toast, and said^ "General, will you not favor mo by drinking *a glpss of wine?” The General. In rt vfry gentlemanly way, Begged to be excused. He was again urged to join In a glass of wine. This was too much. He rose from hls seat and said In « most dignified man ner: "Gentelmeh, 1 1 have twice ro- fused to partake of the wine-cup. I hope that will he sufficient. Though •you press the matter ever so much, not a drop shall pass my Ups. I made-a resolve when I started In l ! to that I would avoid strong drin'". That vow I have never broken. I am on n of .T class of seventeen young men who graduated at college to>- eether. The other sixteen mem bers of mv class now fill drunk ards’ graves, and all from the p,.*- nicious habit jpf wino-drlnking I owe. all my health, hanpinbss ■ n?d prosperity to that resolution. V.oi hi you urge me to break It now ?" — Youth’s World IS NOW GOING ON AT FRANK’S The Charleston Surprise Bargain House ♦ * *' * • . 1 If you will call on us before you buy your goods you will save at least from 25 to 50 per cent, on your dollar as we sell more goods for less money and better goods for same money, in the following: CLOTHING. We sell at Half Price. a SHOES, The greatest Bargains you ever bought in Colleton County. DRYGOODS, P ' The largest assortment at the lowest i»riccs. • * ' y . •* MILLINERY, We give it awpy for just tt little rnoney. \ . It ST THINK OF IT! w A fine Ladies Silk Straw Hat with high gupide trim ming on it. all silk and line flowers, for only .... . .$1..»0 Isn’t that the greatest thing you ever heard of in Colleton County ? • < • : ‘ 7 x x * . 7 . . ’ / The Charleston Surprise Bargain House J. FRANK, Manager. . ' Wholesale and Retail. • . >. • NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OFFICE. Please remember that there Is only one J. Frank Clothing • „ „ * r Storo in town and wc take chickens and eggs in trade - V Tlie Ll<:unr Uit-m**ss The Louisville Courier-Journal is not a sanctimonious paper, but- It thus specks of the traffic in intoxi cating drinks: It in a business which is opposed by every clergyman in the country. It is a business which every mer chant and business :nan hates and detects. • It is a business which is the standing droad of every mother in the land. It is a business which makejf'hln- etv per rent of the criminal cmirt«. It is the business which keeps em ployed'an army of policemen in^tl.e cities. it i s a business whirh puts out the fire on th“ henrth and com!emu 1 ' wdves and children to hunger, cold •md rags. It is a business which fosters vl^e for profit and Educates in wicked ness for gain' Prnnkcnfjpss eomprisrs all otl ,rt r vices, x It is the dictionary for v!ce V 'fpr it includes every vice. Xbrunkennces Ineans f.?>efiliation. 1 heft. rot'hnrv ar^ea forirery. mur- ier: for it leads to all these crimes. noooooooooooooooon , ° . o I o ROADSIDE ASSOriATlOV. o |° f ' ’ . • o oooooooooooooooooo NEW STORE AT HENDERSONVILLE. I beg to announce tjint I have opened a store at Hcn- tler.'onville, and wiU*carry a full liiic* of groceries and general merchandise. 1 wish io extend*an invitation to all friends to 6dl amWook.over my sttkk of goods. I so- • ' ‘ ’ ' v / Respect fully... A. V. BAGGETT. * • *> licit your patronage. wmfmri iilX CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years The Rural School Improvement Vssociation .will meet Saturday af- ♦ernoon. Mav twenty-second at .“l o’clock. Also there will be an ir» cream -festival given a> 4 o’clock for • he lienefit of the school. The puh- lis is cordially Invited Always bears the Signature of * ■ * Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly Th* Old Standard general atmurthening tonic. J GROYK S T ASTKLKSS chill TONIC, doves out Malaria enrich**theMood.aadt>aitda upthea«e* tra. A true tonic. For ndulU and children. See xorirn. ' meeting <jt u the directors qf the •’’olleton Countv Fair Association Is hereby called to meet at the office nt th» nrcsid*ui*. Monday. Mav 17 at i •’ \ fnj| attendatire is urged. , E. T. II. Shaffer. President. ■A' ; Among the visitors a» Walterhoro Monday was- \V. A. Kim»rd of thr* Zion neighborhood. Hr Klnard saya-that he passed a field of very fine oats belonging to Taylor Valen tine. grown on the land which two year* airo wat badly infested w ith wire worm. A BATH TUB FOR THE X ,K PIG S Kreso Dip No. 1 Hog Wallow , ARE YOU* RAISING PIGS AND PARASITES IN THE SAME PEN? LET RID OF THE PARASITES AND YOU C AN RAISE MORE pIgs KRESO DIP NO. 1 STANDARDIZED. For all kinds of Live Stock and Poultry. - Effective in the Treatment of Scab, Up and Leg ITrerukion, FOR Ml.I • l\G TICK? \I(E, Sr tow AY<rinis, Stomach Wc.'nis Healing Cuts and * Rruises and Disinfecting, C'lean-in^ ami Deodorizing. THE I, \RGEST RAISERS AND E\- » HIIIITORS OF PRIZK HOGS ^ ALL 1SE AND RECOMMEND KRESO DIP NO. 1. n is Reliable, easy to fse. AND BRINGS RESULTS. FOR SA1«E AT Klein’s Drug Store Everything the Best. 0 . \ out PHONE, no. ai. I’i.one. us - from your residence wht never you t.> ■ d ding fcloie good* in a hurry. We deliver promptly. x .s.