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WRITER CALLS FOR FIRST DIVISION*-
RETURN* old days
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OLD OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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UNION PROGRAM.i 0 DEATHS. «
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frge* rom^iMHidcnts t«
Tbrawelrvi* and MatuM'hc I*rc«.s
and Standanl Kore«* for (•ood
Editor Press and Standard: « Bp-
tweea the lines of an article in your
I'nioiT Will Meet- 'With
Cburrh May
28.;to.
The union of the Ftrpt Division ».f
the A'ollPton Baptist as»<,ciati6n will
churrh
Press, of some weeTcs aro I discover- »neet with the Beadon's V
Pd the feeble attempt On the part of Friday. May 28. at ^'eloi k ‘ WBli ^
an unknown correspondent, to* per- devotional exercises conducted hv . "'u h ” 1
sonify Ahe Solar. System, and to the moderator. Increase each day a
make it appear to the readers 11:30 A. M., Introductory rermon
abroad. th*r the > hole of Heoven by Rev. L. B: Ackernran on same
exists In jyour almost forgotten phase’of orphanage work
county; whether the dertciency rests i 1:00 P. M.. Sermon on orphanage
In the mind of the reader, or in the i by Rev. P. \V. Warren.
Astronomical ability, of the writer i Saturday.
> 1 dare not venture, but. with due re
spect for all that I’fail to see the
point.
For more than thirty years,” even
before the Pre$s and Standard as
sumed Its present title. The Colle
ton County paper. ha<* been a.cbn-
«:tant messenger U» ipy home. A
herald coming every week, except
lo.no Devotional exercises.
' 11:00 A. M. Sermon. lu*v. A. A.
Bailey. Some phase State Mission
work. • ( .
1:00 P. M. Sexuion on Sta;' Mis
sion work in CePr*!. by Re.*. J S
M. Fjnch.
Sunday.
when .tho postman yielded to , Us meeUng A ” 8,1,004 B,,IM
tempfing treasures and
could not
let It go. to change our weary mus
ing. at th<< quiet fireside, to fits and ,
starts of laughter as we read with
wild amusement from ouh county's
11:30 a. M. Missionary
•By Rev. J. M. Craven.
All the churches will urge upon.
; their delegaies to he present on the
untvs fi rs j ( j a .,
noblest humorists or found ourselv-j ** ‘ ‘ -
es afloat in tho basket of some great | __
philosopher, trying to solve some
sermon.
Joseph Langdale. Sec.
nroblem for the welfare of our fel-
lowmen: then we sighed in tender-
est sympathy for some goodly man's
mishap; or strained our
little Journal with a most pathetic
tear a* wo drifted into some obliv
ion following the most imaginative
poet w-hose elegy wound its’- wav
into eternity: but tnat reading is
gone—the sublime and the natheti*
have given place to^the ridiculous.
The greatest heroes of that intellec
tual r.rmy which held the fort for
thirty years have, laid th*ir pen*
away.
The literary standard in Colleton
• loo Reward, 1*100.
lint her I’remdier.
After many years of suffering.
Guther Preacher died at* his home
nearf iitidson's ; Mill. Mar. 4. at the
i^ge oT 18 years. . *. *
He leaves to mourn-his Jp»s. fath-
er. mother, three brothers, four sis
ters *and a host of relatives . and
^friends.
mother seemed to
and during the
hours of his great suffering she
soothed and comforted him.
Gutha was a young boy of kind
and unselfish disposition. Ills
death has faused genuine regret and
sorrow among many friends. When
his friends and school mates would
come in to see 'him he would give
each s .good talk and always before
♦hey left, he would say: t “Now boys,
be' good. I want to be with you all
some more and 1 shall soon be . at
'•est.- I am only waiting for the
Lord."
Little Gutha.was buried at Bethel
cemetery March the fifth. The
services were conducted by hijs pas
tor. Rev. J. D. Bell In the presence
of a large crowd.
God grant that his having gone
on'before may be the bright star
that will pilot dear one* aero**
that shpro where parting will ge no
more. , .
His loving'Vilste 1 *.
Katie.
Th" readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that sci-
enfe has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Cur js the only positive cure
now known to the (Radical fraterni
ty. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, Tr<i”lr°s a constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure- is
county unust he governed hy such „
pyt^tes as. “The Man in the Moon” taken internally, acting directly up-
1 ?lo not progue trie-‘temper of a on tho b i 00( , and nil!( . OU8tt 8Ur f ac e*
correspondent, for mere argument |
sake; indeed noi: it is my sole pur- of the system, thereby destroying
rose in this article, to invite you” v t j 1(l ( !i sf .J 8 e.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
Winlliroo Training S<-hool Arrange
for Annual Exercise*.
writers to come and let ns reason to-
snd giving the patient
get her -and in this reasoning. 1 am (Strength by^b.uihling up the const i-is ill b*> the culmination of <
IC.IIlnv util ,..ir,t,\r, tufi-nn nml t nr,»'In ‘gra<?miting eVi'Ccise-*. The a, 1 d re^
sure the Editor ''ill pardon qur, per- tut ion rind assisting natore'ln doing
soralities. , ^ Its fwork. The proprietors have so
y.It reenm to -t ! . falth 1f; ruratUM? pow .K
V». unlift hi'4 f'Jlov iucr.. and now, , , ,
that they offer One Hundred Do!-
case that ittniis to cure.
Rick Hill, Mriy IS.-^-The annual
exercises for the class graduating
from Wlntbrop Training School this
vear will be e<|ual to or surpass those
held by nnv previous class. The
week will begin with the Haccalap-
rate. Sermon to the class, to be de
livered by Dr. P. B. Wells In the
St. John's Methodist Church Sunday
morning Mav 23. The Class" Day
program wHI follow during*the week
end will be marked by the presenta
tion of some beaufiful statuary to
• he school, _ Commencement .Day
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BEUCIIE CUM
Shoiild Read the Following,
Letter—Mrs. Slacks Storvl
About Her Child’s Recovery
. Is Entirely Reliable,'
Pktaiyra. Pa.—“Three years ago mv
Uttle girl had black measles which left
her with a chronic cough ami so awfully
thin you could count all her ribs.and she
coughed so much she had no appetite.
^ u i h ' nK Wtf K ave her *eemed to
belp her at aii until one day Mrs. Neibert
told me h«.w- much pood Vkiol had done
get littl- girl, fo I decided to try it for”
my little one, and it has done her so much
food she is hungry ail the time, her
cough is goiie. she h stouter -and more
healthy,in color and this is the first win-
ter she has 1k‘ci» al>l-.> to play out in-the
snow,c<listing:.nd snow-baffingwithout
aj^rfil'ti rts.”—Mfs. Alfred Slack,
^ e\ n< w \ inol will build up vour
little-onen awl make them henfthv,
strong and mlniat, therefore we ask
parents of every frail and sickly child
in this vicinity to trv a bottle of Vinci,
•or delicious cod liver and iron tonic
without oil.
If We can induce you to trv a hottlty
of \ in< ! as a body-builder and sttvnglh-
CTeator for your child, an ! you do not
find it is all we claim, we will return
your money on demand
ICE CREAM
he fins r-* ’
: s an
on'portunjtv uf t -i » whh lr v.« all . lurs for anA case that it fails
shoWM fe'zc t* ’rM h'm in awaken- j Send for list of* testia^iidTs.
tre \haf lntcr- f wl.hh luis been ep- Address: y. J. rhe**ibV
tlrelyX dormant .-to - his departur-v ' , ‘
We massed Mm while r.wav, and nil To*“do. <). *
*gra<li'atlng e\>‘r< is*-*. The a(I<|ce<
on this occasion will be delivered bv
Bishop John ('. Kilgo of Durhrm, N.
C. *’ ^.
The class vs tno-t fnrtuirite in Its
, • lection of public-men and orators
t*a j'i.:!-e the«e ptihlic-- ad'lr*‘sses.
To
£ ::
Toledo, O.
Sohl by all Dfuggjst:--, 73c.-
Tak < Hall’s Family pills for
'.wav. nod
fhoso, \Vl'o h’ov.' him hr-'.thed i
etch of (toco r>'rr 1 * when Jie 1-ft c .
but porhiV's. h*s absence has served ! 8 tj-,eti on •
as a blessing for h’s psner: it fias''
nerstia<f?d Vs to ’apnreHrte-hjs sef- j- ~ . : ~
vice in our midst, nntl no doubt. In UNION MEETING
the njecnHme, he h; gained some-
whet he his' work abroad. and he
may be able to d<> even a’bett'T hirt
b" M.-t - Rub-.eribers fhar over before.
nr»-v. tcllov'-'vr'tef \ h ts mat ••
thi- hginnine - of S’. ~cw‘ epoch #tn j
th- bistorv of otic littte onper. and
I sav otir be atmo it is published for •
yon and me.
“Beach ’Htp. • •> Jbe better
things nor y-ef 1)<> « '*i'-fiei3 ”
/ * ‘ " .T. FiMl;' Dodd.
F.eaqN^ S. 0. .
Mav 13. ISIS. ‘ " ^
(Thanks. Brother Drtdd. We lik H j
this, end bone' your suggestion will
prevail.—Editor.) I
! Rock H!B yr.opl-' arc well acquainf
> hi!v lu>tu of thesf speakers and
J’-vill Isyurfsent in large numbers to
j h. - lit mi on the -e occasions,
dn-. fir. f>. \v. Daniel of i^lenison f'ol-
'h. wa- the Coninn iic*' nf tit Ora-
1 tor last year agd *ur-dy bis masterful
• J.-ddress set ? bigh sfHitVj'rii for <; *cb
Jocea^ibnltin this vtion of the St ifc.
mUmt
O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 O O 0*0 o o
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Ashtun. May 12 t —The Niiehl.i'
Thimble sewing society of thiv place
held its. weekly meeting Wednevd ty
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wil
lard Jones. After learning \ari
ous stit.hes in fyncy work a 'hT.ici-
ous «< rse of blane-niange.aqd cake
was ' c-f. Mrs.^J. \V. June.; w is
preset .i\guest of honor.
It I ng the first meeting afte?
our former president. Miss Justin-
Hiers t.
were > !•
pres id-
dent. I
VCMlla
• We are now receiving Ice Cream from-Hahn’s. This
is made pf the best material and contains no chemicals of
any kind. The Pure Food Cream.
SODA FOUNTAIN
We h{i\*e recently renovated our soda fountain and-
made it more sanitary than ever. Have also put in a
new line of syrups and crushed fruits and have a man
that can mix the drinks to suit your taste.
GASOUNE .
We have recently in.^oed a gasoline depet and are
now prepared to furnish you gasoline in any quantity at
the right price. We ask you to allow us a part of your
business. * \
THE FARMERS
;; Are especially invited to ouf restaurant when in
VValterboro., Our service is bound to please.
OUR, SPECIALS
We handle the best line of candies"in the town, and
when you want any call and see us. Remember, we also
have a fine line of cigars and tobaccos.
H.G. & F. a CROSBY
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ig W# th«* ftRlowii
• ted: Mhses Adrcrt'
t: Ettfa Jones, vie*,
aulint* Pyc. secretary;
Jones, treasurer.
pr*»si-
Mrs.
Whenever You Need a fieoerul Tonic
• . Take Cirove's
Th. • CM Standard Grove’s Tasteless
chill Tonic is equa’ly valuable ns a
Gcmi .. ionic because it tqptoiw the
well • v. n tonic propei ties-of fjt- i N K
and '.iX. It act ion the Liver, Drives
•jtat ' .r'u, Ivmiche? the blood and
3ml- , the Whole Systeta. • £3 cents.
Colleton and Dorchester Counties
Have Recently been added to my territory
for FORD CARS. I have about 20 in
> r - 4 ' ' **
stock. Be glad to .sell you, cither m 01 ar
or Waitc^boro. If in need of one>take i
up with me at Olar or Mr. Ayer at rHzer
and AverV Stables at Walterbcro.
- 1 renmrrhfr w«ll tho strung s* r-
SEf ON 0 DI\ ISTON 'r-iou ure^eh^d by-Rev. \ S. Rogr” -
. , | Ttoss hnnors ir-v-' 'b<'*»ti woo b
TvlirtC'th Law and” Louise Simril.
C'AMONG
.
> Will Hold Meeting
sii i i<di rliiii-eh 31 a>
RU-.P).
With
L 'NO
t
Su,,
xotige.
One black horse, to be sold first
Monday In June tc highest bidder
legal hours of sale, in front of
Court house. -
5-i9-2t. ’ J. e. Moore.
High way / (’on>missioner.
WOMAN COP
NOT SIT UP
Now Does Her Own Work
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta
ble Compound Helped Her.
.Tho Union Meeting of the Jsecon 1
division of the Colleton Association
will he field with the Shiloh Church
Saturday and Sunday. May 2!*-3 ».
After thd introductory sermon by
Rev. F.'O. S. Curtis the following
topics will be discussed: ^
1. Helps and Hendrances to Wor
ship in the regular meetings, of our*
Churches. Rev. F. O.; S- Curtis and
H. J. Givens.
• 2. Dofv of our churches with re-
rard tlie Prohibition Refrendunt
f/r be held In our State next Septem-
t'or. Rev. J. R. Funderburk and B
G. Priee.
.3 Backsliders. How would yon
.i
:.Mnr
• ' T " ’A«lt »'*•»
Patty - jgck and I,have been n-
gag d for two year* and I 'think :ts'j aibixui ,Tau
, - no w e W. re get ti ng mafried J ^7^ u •. v » P, L «.*. for tyrtii . five
* 4)11. 1 Jon t know., do \ T. y'-ani re?* *de\! pa XSrftt.SafcM, V> 1 *arble.
SOLD BY A!,L URUGGISTS
If ^r«ni re
lie happy
go News
illy lo-.e him. you'll let him
for a tlgro longe'r.—Chiei -
TIMP
TUAKL*
TKagnu
y,
deal with a backslider 1
r Ironton, Ohio. — " I am enjoying bet
ter health now than I have for twelve
years. When 1 be
gan to take Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegeta
ble Compound I
could not sit up. I
had female troubles
and was very tier- |
vous. 1 used the
remedies a year and
j can do my work;
and for the lasteight
months I have| p,
worked for other
Mrs
Is
bnno for him. end how?.' »>ev. Wal
ter Black and N. G. Moral!.
4-j Givipr. Do ron believe in Tiih-
W. Vour income for religions fir-.
t-'vkps? Hugo’S. Strfekland and Jnrt.
K«nard. ’ * ' - '
-Whot ar> the-Conditions f tSr
Erdrim-f in«o a cAucr-h as |aiight
in ihe Vew Testam(Hit ? P. 31- Jones
•ttf S. P Sanders. \ ^
After Smid’v achoot on Snnd”
-toTnipg. the Missiotr^vv sermon will
I,,, preached l"' Rb'v. v,-.it«e r Black,
y 1. C Lawson.
Red Devil Lye in the Slop
* ' , a.
All hog disease is caused by germs
that grow into worms. Stop it at the
> germ stage by feeding Red Devil Lye.
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* This prevents disease and your hogs feed
out quicker. See directions cn the can.
Get a fe\ / cons—try it — that’s tho test
Zoms m>%s and Feed
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Embroidery wan 5c per yard, now ^y . t .— .. • • v- • • > c
Needles were 5c paper, how.. J .. ^ ....../ lc
Children’s Stockings* were 15c per pr. now .. ../ A-*. .10c
Silk Thread, all colors, was Sc a spool, now 7..,2for 5c
Coat’s Cotton black owly.. was 5c a spool ji/w. for 5c
Merf\s press Shirts, were SOy, now
Men’s Work Shirts, were 50c, now
'Men’s Hats^were $1.50, now ....
Boy’s HatJt, were 50c, now
Hoy’s tAips, were 25c, now.. .. v
Isles’ Handkerchiefs, wer^ 5c/ach; now.. ..2
[Radies’ ! and 2 strap white Canvas Pumps, were
$1.50 to $2.50. now. , <V4 : ■ 9Hc
|* One thousand.pr. of ShoeSyMen*s, Ladies' r.ad * hildrep s
50c to $1.50 per pr. Ms than the regular price
for 5c
it
SPE( IAL THIS WEE!
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Star I,ye 1 Hoxes f<n
For Com mil toe.
A;
Splendid Medicine |
’’ Stomach Trouble
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mi,
, toa , I cannot praise Lydia E. I
m'# Vegetable Compound enough 4
Raatorad My Hadtlo
Elizabeth
__ t h ^ r, !Noy 60S
for.I know fnever would^have beenaa ** el /| h _f t r ; *’1
Washington, D. C,
well If I had not taken it and I recom-
OMud it to auffasing women."
Duugtiter Helped Also. *
"I gave It to my daughter when she
waa thirteen yean old.. She was in
school sad wsA a nervous wreck, and
eould aot sleep nights. Now she looks
so healthy that even the doctor speaks,
of it. You can publish this letter If you
like. "—Mrs. Rena IowMAn, Idl S. 10th
Street, Ironton, Ohio. - . 4
Why wi}l women continue to suffer
day la and day out and drag out s sickly
half-
-hearted existence, missing three-
when they
Pink ham’s
fourths ot the joy of living, when they
Ua E.
can find healtl in Lydia
Vagatanla Con pound f
. If you hnvfi tho slightest doubt
thotLydl* E. Pink bom’s Vegeta
ble Compound wUl help you.write
to Lydto E.Plnkh»m Medicine Co.
(confidential) Lynn, Masa^for ad-
Tlee. * Your letter wJII be opened,
rend and answered by a woman
and held In strict confidence.
writes: *f
pleased to endorse
Peruna as a splen-.
did medicine for
catarrh and stom
ach trouble, from'
which I suffered
for several years.
I took It for sev
eral months bad
.at the end of <
time found my health|
was restored and
felt splendidly
since: I now take It when 1 contract
a cold and It soon ride the system of
any catarrhal tendencies.
Over Tea Yean Aga
•1 would not be without Peruna.
Although It was over ten yearn ago
that I.first gave you my testimonial. I
am of the earns opinion as when I
wrote It, and give you the privilege to
use It as you see fit.' J still use Pe
runa when I think it necessary. I am
recommending It to my neighbors
whenever a chance occurs, - »
SOUTH CAROLINA BOOSTERS SPECIAL
—TO—
SAN F,R A N C I S C O , JVA L.
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. . Leaving
' JUNE 18, 1915.,
Persons using this train will Celebrate
SOUTH CAROLINA DAY.
Panama-Padllc Intematkmal Exposition.
',e, #
Wihch has been arranged bj^Phe Governor^
; ; ' —For— • * ■ , .
. JUNE 28,1915.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Has been selected as the Official Route.
A get-together movement under auspices of Chambers
of Commerce of the State of South Carolinas to travel to- -
gether and become better acquainted, boosting j their
communities enroute and taking part in the exercises at
the Exposition South Carolina Day. Stop-overs and At-
tractive side trips going and returning. * Make your ar
rangements through your local Chamber of Commerce,
or address, . '• . e > / ^ ■
Plugs of Chip Tpbaeco for,
Look our
25c $3.65 *a Cuddy.
ock Over Before Buying Elsewhere.
L.E. GUESS
Old H. S. Glover Stand
Next dpor to C. C. Anderson.
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CLEANLINESS, OUR MOTTO
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When you get a tttfcve or hair cut you wish to feel that ev-
•' ’ •/
erythlnf is /rtiirtly* fresh and clean.
This we guarantee.
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Your patronage Solicited
We have experienced barbera.
SMITH’S BARBER SHOP
H. K. SMITH, Prop.
II M KWM. Itfet
r worst eaart, no nut
W. H. CAFFEY, D. P. A^ Charleston, S. C.
A
Otto Bwmoim tad tot
Th* wo rat caart, no awtwr of bow long'
are rtir«4 bjr the wonderful, old reliable
porter's Antiacgtk Healing Oil. 1: IvIlcvM
faia lyd Ueaia a ife* aaaw Usk. *.
To Cure • CoM to One Day
I Take LAXATIVE BROMOQwiainr. Itatopal
Cough and Headache and works of the
Drnegiata refund money U- it trllh to
B. W. GAOVE S aiguature on each kWU-2S<b
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