The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 23, 1915, Image 7
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1915.
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WALTERBORO BEAT
EHRHARDT TEAM.
from Vlultor* Hy « Sntre
IS to ?*•—Lame t'ro««l to
Atteoilanre.
of
Walterboro people had the pleas
ure !»•* Friday of, wltnesidn* oi:r
of the beat Names of hall t|tat has
been played here this sejiaon. when
the home team trimmed the. tVani
# rom Ehrhardt to the time of 12 ic
I.
From the first Is looked as if th<
Name were kouik to Khrhardt. They
succeeded in b'ringinlN in two score. 2
5n the first frame, hut \Vtt**ll. se 1 -
‘ tied down ami worked hiftiself out
of a nice hole. With the bases fiti!
and only one out. jtjtrink out. tie
next man and retinVf tl^e '-lde wit’*
nS slow ball, v hkh tlie -hatter ;
apt put out of 'the y-.to-id.
The feature of .tbei c^ we m s' t e,
hattlpK of CMuyton of”•' 411 rhai.!;
xyho sueeeeiled in cln.ttlnp tin- pUl
for the average of 1 wnh tor tie
came, \vht« h nujans that h.» s. err.-*
a hit evefy time he w^nt to th*
bat.'vThe two OritTlns” for Walter
horq also featured t- tins came. R.
tlrtfrin at ’the bat and G.^Grffiin i i*
his work belli ml t w oat. WitseV!
pitehne for Walterboro eot a ho- o
run. whoh started the seorinc for
the Meals and from that innlim- un
they seemed to. have things tlndf
way. »
The followinc Is tin* box score and
summary of the game:
Ehrhardt * A. It. R.
Clayton, lb .... ..4 2
Moore, c, ........G 1
fliers, p. . . 1
Smith. 2b. .;
Henderson. :*
Ramsey, ss..
McMillan, ef.
Henry, rf. .
Copeland,' If.
MS. LYON’S
AOHESAND MINS
E. Pinkham't Veg
etable Compound.
Terre Hill, Pa.—“•Kindly permit me
to-give you my testimonial in favor of
Lydia E. i‘inkham's
Walterboro
c.. afittin-. « v . •
Murray- 26,-.
Mtseil, p. .. . ’
Arnett Hh
K. Griftin, < f. .
Rice. lb,... ..
V. Padgett, rf...
Crosby. If. ...
D. Padgett, ss,. .
in
A ll. R. II!. K
-w?r>
Vegetable Com
pound. When I first
begiift -tskThg it I
was salTering from
female troubles for
scino time and had
cimost all kinds of
aches.—pairs in low’-'
A WORD FOR MOTHERS
It is a grave ariatakc lor aMthtra to Mf
led their aches sad pains sad suffer to
silence—this only leads to cfarook aide
ne*s sad often shortens 111*. •
’ If your work U tiring; if your nervasare
excitable; if yon feel languid, wary or
depi r»»rxl, you should know that Soott’a
Emulsion overcomes just Such conditions.
It pdssessea in oonoentrated form ffM
very elements to invigorate the Mood,
strengthen the tissues, nourish the nerves
and build strength. . >
Scott's is strengtheeiing thousands of
mothers—aod arill help you. NoaloohoL
6(XU * Bowac. m rwOflli. W.j.-
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* COTTAGEMU.E.
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* MT. CARMEL. *
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Mt. Carmel, Jyne 21.— The
farniers of our section’ have almost
conquered Gen. Green and hia
ftwres.
• ©ur Sunday school is progressing
nleel> We are getting ready for
Children's l»ay services. ^
Mr. and .Mrs. L: C .Linder and
ehildren. of Pleasant Grove, visited
their M.^Prine. Sunday.
Mr L. W. Linder and dnpghter,,
Mr-. M:- Linder, of Pleasaift Grove
visit..: !-./ Eliiabeth Linder Sun-
dc>.
■ A. .1 Padgett, and Mt*le danghter.
snd . ('green Padgett, virited
hi 1>. K. Selgler, of
ll*-V S uirday and Sunday.. % ]
Mi - W. Padgett mid childrent
*■}>< U(* k end .with r< la;h j
r.* i ! ■ i < mbr.: tnsr.the. .« cote. i
ts
cm
hardware
ft ■ • f ;<
* K'
Always Needed Around the Home
Etery home is kept in repair constantly needs* some
little article of hardware—such as screws, nails, hin^s.
•staples* bolts, nuts, extra pieces for your stove, lock-,
knixes, chains, plows, hoes,.rakes, etc., etc.
Look around your home now and see if there is not
some little-article needed. If «> we have it.
Wv
io.»k anew ■ and m c wlfnt We hav e to help you keep juts
our
mise
pound the aabysarl pain, arc all gene j
and I ft(1 nkv. n mw \ o! ian. I cannot ,,.j Following v.a- tho progntm.
praise your menuine Wughly.’ —Mrs. piam, sol.- Mi?* Win: ria \H.e:-
.AuccsTVa Lyon, T/ro Hill, Pa..
It is trae that^natun .and a woman’s
work has prothiCed tp.o gnuutost remedy
for womans Ills that the world has
ever knoym. From the roots and
herbs of the field, Lydia E. Pinkham,
years ago, gave to womankind
medy lor their peculiar ills which
provsd. more efficacious than any
other combination cf drugs ever com
pounded, and today Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound is recognised
from coast to coast as the standard
remedy for woman's ills.
In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass., are files containing hundreds of
thousands of letters from women seek
ing health — many of them openly st»te
over their own signature^ that they hew
regained their health by taking Lydb;
•E. Ptnf.ham’s Vegetable Com • nn-’;
and in some cases thin it h?.i L:: . '
from surgical operations. »
Ac-
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- > 40 ' 12 12 1
Umpire* 11 R. Padgett and II.. G.
Crosby, Official Scorer. Jacobs.
Summary' Base on Balls off Wit-
sell, Hiers 2: 2 Basg Hits, Rice..
Murray, Hiers 2; 3 ’Base hits. G
Griffin. K. Griffin. Smith; Home/
Run. Witsell; Struck out,by Wltsell
5; by Hiers, 5.
X
A LAKGF. *'OXTHA( T.
What IP# Kh-in Wants Kverv Per.
son in Walterboro t(» tin.
When Dr. Kle'n. the ent<-rprisin?
druggist, first offered ”a 50 cent
naekage of Dr. Howard’s speelfie for
the cure of .constipation and dv <
iM'psls at half price, pnd guaranteed
to return the. mon* v if it did not
cure, he though* it probable from
his cvpcrienCt* with other medlcti^’
f or these .'tliseases.. that be would
' have a good many paarkssrc•
'urnejK IP't at'boiigb h“ hu- 'bl
nundreds of Uot»Vs. not bne ha-
beep brqught.baik
This i; so surpri : n" tlr '’1’ ■ : -
* >ken tt»o con’r -rr to •’’itrotlnei t>-
Howard’s Voeelfie in at leas* h/X
•he homes in Walterboro,and to d->
Hint b” w ill centinn<> h ia bfiec* il
half price introductorv off<n-
- D“/ Klein vat>t« every m rson ia
Walterboro who Iro constippt'oi
■ tvsnepsia. ’ headacbes, or liver
♦rotibto to conie Do bis stpro (»r «e-''t
him 25 cents by mail '>Pi> < ’-eet .»:•>
doses of the post oedicioe <• r
”’ade at helf the reenl”rurtcc. wl*h
his ner^opyl euarc.nfee to refund the
money It It does tint cure.
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Walterboro Route'5, a ,!uno li«
We mighty sorry that the rush
of business has kent ns from writin *
before. A trip over the new road to
Bamberg then on to Denmark cive
one some Idea how the agri' ulturd
’ itidtistry Is progressing .One -
, made to feel sad- » hen one looks on
.sonie of the'best lands in the st i* •
md see such little crops. Unroot
?o Denmark we saw lots of crons
srlven to the grasty With the excen
tlon of two llelirlR of-«otton betweei.
Walterboro add Denmark the < o’
'ton Is practically nothing. Corn is!
-tHI small and yelloy. We firmly
believe that crop condi'lon to date
Is only fifty' perec.c * last year'
crons.
While in Bamberg we were pleas
antly informed tliat Miss Ollie Bo -
en will spend the summer wjth her
hunt, Mrs. *11. M. Trowell She witt
be aieompanied by her brother.
Raymond, also her cousin. Melly
Bolen. , > ,
Wq lave received the following’!
dispatch from Wm J. Trowell. the I
popular agent fbf the Southern Ex
press Company. Tampa. Fla: “Will
spend the mouth- of July with my
parents." W»> an' all glad to kno *
.. R of William's coming.
The.services hefd at Great 8warn))
Sunday were excellent. The piis-
Mir. Rev. rurtls. preTu hed a spb n-
did sermon. , * ■ ' . -
IJTs. J. W. Span, of Greepviile.’ i
, „iu town for a short time. • . ,
P. f... Bootle spent the >• < k « ud ,
with his family. Mr. Bootle i opt* i
fur new* miil »♦ Y« in , • il
njakes hi* trip? hinie "hi hi" Buick
The protracted meeting will con-*
’••■me Saturday byfore the sccop.i
SurpLiy in July Mr. Cur.tis will
have'help. / Rut his ( (mice lias no;,
be^n made khown as-yet.
Mrs. Lizzie Smoak, of Batnber, .
will spend July in town as tin-
guest of her sister. Mrs. Trowell.
Judgi/ .F TrAv.ell spent last Sun-
da* c»;t of town,., ’ . ,
CHICHECT SKILLS
DIAMOND
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'HaDTEc
r ‘'*r
A«k > .n»» Drarri** for Cni-.’IRS-TKP. S A mart own.
LIAMONil DKAXD riLl-S m Ri d
Gold mrtallic boxes, pc:.led wiiU Bluet\yb , ,
Ribiion. Task j.-o PTKEn. *wr goarVy ’ < ottaceville, June ‘1
aak fur < ni-cucp-ri u* V- prettv June wedding i
Ribbon.
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»IAU«*I> B UA N 11 P11.1, S, for t wrt,’ .f »v
j-prs reo- a drj na Bcd.&a.Vt. Alwaya RrPabla.
SOLD BY ALL ORUSGISTS
E»ERYW.HER£ STrlS
manf • • '
Retdlng —Miss Annie Willis.
Yody solo Miss Annie Lee
kerman. . • .
Heading— Miss Black.
Piami aolo Miss Carrie Willis.
.Tteariing Miss Annie Willis.
Vocal solo Miss Rachel Reeves.
Reading- Miss Black.
Miss Carrie and Annie Willis, af
ter hawng spent several days here
with friends and relatives, have re
turned to their home in Florida.
Each won many friends while here.
Miss Carrie Willis has taught Lt
the Cpttageville graded school for
the pifst two years. We ar« glad
to say that she <CtU he with us'&galn
next winter.
.Mr. Rosser Smith..-of Walterboro
c i * nt last w«*< k-eni* .at bone with
bis father/'Mr H. R. Smith.
Mi-'s Aubrey -Farrov baa rcturn-
d t<> her home - nt Fountain Inn.
-•Im* \ inc been ’ e g’n <£ of Iter
vt r, Mrs. J. H |’.,k r, for several
A. y</ '
-Hr. and Mrs„ Itiddiik Aikermati
a’.il on. of Waltertioro. niade , a
" rt visit to relatives here one d; y
Inst week.
I >r. J. D Biik. r lias eon** to Rit-
'■r for a fecVdays. on business.
Dr. Collins Smith, of Rldgevill-*. j
• i do hurried trip lu re lust week.
' Mr. Willie'Warren, of Charleston.
spending a few days with friends
near town.
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-to
SERVU E ^i’ .r.T SOON
Be^wninn Junv ' ' il Will jf*
Ihrouiih t« R
1 diberg. June ^ > The post-
mas;* r has received.-i n>e that mail
servi e will b*‘ started on the Bam--
iM'tg. Khrahrdt and Walterboro rail-
ro.t<t on June 2Stlv. An official of
th“ po-toiTice department was in the
city sotne weeks ago. and secured
•lat ■ to present to the department
in ivga.rd to^the Is-gitining of rail
on tlsi< bran<Ji.
ice will extend
th“ pre’-nt mall service entering
E! . rdt on to Ban berg; TIBs will
tie ■ l’i" it iO’'v,t uleitro tXboth Ibim-
bfcit .mi Flijciiardt. imPI otln
tn v » "ourk. a" at pre-4.t tn>;l (<•
c. i v ^ atnlx Wul*'>*fttr and la*< r
, voint-l is- ron» d-via.« hari* -
!. 1 frotn/Bitmherg'qvill U
<lt about a Xay »..jlier <i'*‘r
1 line than ht pre ent.
wav inal! service pii
Tl,; >ew nuUl servi
unu
FRUIT JAR TIME IS HERE
Anti v.-e have; the jars i»*r putting up your spam
Inut. hxtia ruuher^ and tops. . Sa^e your fruit
vegetables—you will need them next winter. *
ANYTHING FOR ANYBODY.
ROGER HDW
WALTERBORO.
SOUTH C'AROLIN Y
CHARLESTON & WESTERN CAROLINA
The following Schedule / l , itblisli(d only as Informhtion aj
rnteed. *
v e
l-’
m
following ycner.N rel'tiv.'
i.a'l service, was rey*ivei
JIMK
Tantij
Corn-Mai 7 Uu
“BETS-IV Ifa Un
Makto Corna Vaniih Lika Mafic I
* A h*rd cap of skin makes up every
corn. When you put 8 drops of ’ OKT8-
IT ’on it.lt shrivels up and gomes right
off—und thereSfyour corn—gon« by thun
der I Simple a.'* taking off your bat I That's
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Dsat Waste Tto« **»Mkriag. > * “GETS4T"
wwiQ ff dHBpitovv nwwww wmmBm
why corn-millions bav« gone wild ovar
"OET8-IT "—nothing like It ever known.
Some folks, to this day, putter around
with bandages, sticky tape, thick plasters,
corn “pulling" salves, gouge corns out
with knives, snip thetn with scissors,
make them bleed and then bowl tie cause -
they rent get rid of tore, corns. Use
“OBTS-IT." There's nothing to do but
apply 8 drops. The work U done. “GETS-
IT’’ does the rest. No pain, no fuselng. no
changing shoes, no limping. It never
falls. Try It tonight for nay oorn. callus,
wart or bunion. Be sura that you gat
“GETS-IT" and nothing else. '
“GETS-IT” is sold by druggists every;
where. 26c a bottle, or sent direct by X.
Lawrence'* Co.. Chicago.
Sold in W alterhbro e.nd recom-
i<-nded as the world’s nest t orncur.'
by Walterboro Drug Co. '
ne *1 g.— A very
prettv .lune wedding took place at
•he home of the bride's parents,
"tindev cf ter noon at 4 o’clock, whet?
•y- Ruby Reeves, the attractive
daughter of Mr.-and Mra. Calvin
Reeves, was married to Mr. Oliver
f\ Weatherford', the ceremony He
ine performed by the Rev. Lawrence
Ackerman. Manv beautiful presents
were presented the couple.
Miss Lillian/ Jaques and Mr
Sherod Jaques spent several dav-i
in St. George with r*--.Lives. WhU rt
therd’ thev attended the commence
ment of the-hlgb s< bool.
Mif’s Bessie Knight of Walii'*-
boro h:tp*-retiirned homo after sTiefsd
’’mr ver-i] ,|!*v- with her >i •
Mr P. .K: \Yillis. .
V‘. n rt'e Ackermatt '<’>• -v*-
! *' V » , j ’ »I* • I v ji ’l »•**.*., -
|.. it*, v ,. i| *, v]yj l!' 1 . ' 2
JM" - S’lca.v.
'lyici.o tf’.e tilth* FOP of Mr ;
-Mrs. I* K. Wlirifi. .is ijupjovin; i.
I o’- •> SKVire illnesss?-
Mr. <'H<te Ackerman. who !i ,'
atfcndkjE the Col|e«r*' of rhir
!f*«»on. return* d home yesferday.
Mr. Hecrv DtHfant^ of Richmond,
'■f., is visiting TH^ brother. \j,
W l. Dnr *r't. vvb« H very ill
Miss Willie Miller, 'fprmerlv of
Gottarpyllle. but.. v*Iio. has Keen )i -
'ng w tth ber sl«ter. Mrs Davis., of
Fordele. Ca . was happilv t*>xrt ''i f
to Mr. Alfred bornm*., on the 3t 1
of June. After a visit to’places *>F
Interest I” Tennessee, they wdll be*
at homo in Cordele. Ga.
Mr, Ligon Reeves and Dt\ T; V.
? ono« atid several others of North.
8. r.. h”d a, pleaFxi.r. week fishit c
"t the Edls^, river. Thev returned
bor*e well pleased with th§ rMmtliij&-
of fish they had caught.
man Byrpos from thy
. as'-Utllf.: .HostUiari* r K.-tie»*S.l
* !hhi. JatHftf' E - H''rn* ::. All.
t! Carolina. M> dear ‘-’r: Y<- r
(i >. a mu nidation of fh<“.3rd instant.
* ri\*> to tTie *probosed estghlTsTi-
n. : * of mail service on the exten-
si’ot) of the Atlantic Coast Line rai!- i)
read lie tween Bamtierg and Sfir-
hardt. S. (’.. has l»e« u received, Jr.
r* ply, I am pleased to advise y<iu th it
an order has been Issued.<Vfahitsh-
Ing this service from .luun 28. 1'JlY
Yours verv (jr.uly. /
“JOSEPH STEWART.
“Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
cral.” / 1 ' *
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LETTERS FROM THE
PEOPLE.
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♦'or
T. W. Hat lev Writ. .
itun.’ i ;iv>o« 1 Mr.
’ \ i; * >|* ( *> '
n
e 1
IIIWSV* v pwV# III llir-iv-
make him h or have such a ti
'C’»0‘fSecond Baptiat *hurch?
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A Woman EimN All Ti rt r Enorgv
and Ambition Slipping Away.
THIBAILKT-LKBBYCO
UBBER
Hooe/s/©'
CHARLESTON, 8. &
G. 1. Blocker r s Bull
Walterboyo women know how th*
•ches and Qains that often conn*
when the kBIneys fail make life a
bord.eu. Bat kache, htn pains, lies 1-
aches. tlizzy spells, distressing uti-
j “’ir\- troubles, are frequent indie -
Ccns n? v.yak kidneys and shorld
’i“ < hecked fn'time. Doan's Kldriev
“Ills r.re /or the kidneys only Tti.-y
•Msik kidney diseases by strikin’.'
•t the cause** Here’s proof of tb« jr
merit in ;u ?WaBerl>oro w<fmwn;s
yords:
Mrs. A. Bb-kenbai ker. Bridge
Walterboro savs; “About three Yeats
: gr» I had a* dull pain In myf bat k
and in the morning when I gut up 1
was sore and stiff. I tired easil-
"Cft it was an effort for me to do my
’ -ework. I tried lots of renm-
'“es. but the trouble eontlnued \
f ’V"d recommortited Doan's Kid
ney PiPs to me, and I got some at
•be Walterhqro -Drug Co.. Thyv
*’oon gave nfe rtdlef.”
Price 5fto, h f t all dea!cr«. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney, remedy
eet Doan> Kidney Pills the samt;'
•Mr Mrs. Rlckenbscker had. Fo-txi-
MHIAirn Co. Props, BuiTalo. .V Y
MU KAMHA l*AIW STCHM'ED.
Von (iort’t fc ffeetl . td sfiffer t' -v”
i'gorizing nerve p-*in* in the !';f< <•.
♦•(ad. arift.” shouldws. chest
batk ...lust apj>f’’ a ff*w drops .f
OfAhiwg SJdan’s Liniment: "lie
'inletly s Tww' minutes. Vou will . • t.
*«.ch relief and comfort! Life *'
the world will look brighter G“t
,, ,, ,a bottle today. 3 oun'-es for 2'- rt
v.Lilt (jUaranteeu •pfc.ltvj Mil Druggists. Penetretes* v. tle i "t
' * **' - - ,X rubbing. * JC
Ada n
'or: V
'in.’”. - ^
•I'L''' ■ ••loll*- ’v -li Yp . I
'evek. I • * "! >i;*t I \b*l' t
lethii w M have d!* d. . r
th" P..I • ' oti'l i::y w.h it . I' 1 ’>Xf
'nv'.; vr*' hi-•- Cf ;t . Pr<. - ud S’m-
dartl ami 1 In • the' people (r.*• r a
Folletoft liu' • je .of Uiv de ir
friend^ ii' v * pars*’’! away. So will
1 soon. WFi**n ' m:'n gets hetvveen
seventy and a hundred he must
learn som* lainc about ti e Bible t
always heard it said •-•* word means
to teaeh Sow. '’vqp.fiuvo lieeu goin -
to school for seventy, eightv and
one hundred years and we liave no*t
graduated and fox our dipjonian
yet: or if we have they ire of dif
ferent 'dors nml different langu
ages. different sizes, manners ami
shapes. Bnt we are on the r.iad to
liapov land of the blessed Win*
is Walferboro doing anyway to let
those Holyy people go in there * and
ime in
writ tat * nuren 1 Did
Bro. Craven take part with them,
as ! understand tliat^he was pasi-br
of the churffR*. What is the nyatter
wfth our brethren and.sisters/ Can’t
we lay aside out le setlng,'sins and
let the Holy ghost come in? ' If we
don’t mind we will find out tluH we
are the false teachers and fabm !
prophets. L<t us lav aside dufT
childish ways.: one can't ger ahead
of anotlier. He may Ik a little to-
dav; ton orrow tie 'j/’Vt- lie t?ie hllld j
tall. We are now/uihead. e*Mie be
hind: vve are mr the froT.T lin**.
marching to dYatb. Hon’t take time
to ask youi/mrotlier « r Msi*-r what
church tb/C belopg to. Stop a mo
ment; ns, < onsider ’ Where are
v e going to g< t our diplomas? Vre
we knowing our lessons* Went
kind'cTf a teach* r have we? v\ ”
iiave been going to r < aool for i
Ibng time, two thousand v.ears, au
we have not graduated ve.t.,
vet the ladies want ••• vote tiyA' I
am afraid our education js/fiot go
ing to do us ninth ><<>pd. and the
time so siiort. Art’thl*'fs our last
wgr that will be fought when the
United Statesber chkfice with
Oerniany. and she might‘ as .^welf
open as the battle It is a« hand, )L
makes 'feel sorrowfull. It will
take fiV#*^or six ye.irs to -end. and
then you will see our blessed Savior
BKT'vYKFS AUGi/
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At b months old
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Mothers Know That
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Always
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Copy of Wrappc*.
Now at mv stables
as be- went a.v.iy
When Hk great day of ^li'' wrath
eoniefh wlio will be ebjq to stand?
He thiM haa.eban handii.Hnd -i pure
hirnrl towards fits (';<,d. Brother ,
if you will Jei \otir nud mv iirothers j
and sist* rs r> ad this. In \<)iir po-iwr. i
iyon can >(: d tip’ v rt> pip^rx and;
if you v ill cortect • v !• ('.!„: rs. I will
wri’»io,)>- arid a'wiilie for past?’;!. !
and it" . ry of f,o.! and tor ’ Ui” J
belief ' iriettd- ’Und eru niie,*?I
if I- ha e , tie. bui I-don’t think I
have. 1 lo-.A .til, non*-” •\<epted:
and want to m*' • al| at the rigiii
ha id of our a' r ^ r to love # (;c 1
blt^g you, bro'fn - SmogJ. ..
, Dr. T. W. Hiri’ey.
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' Lumber For Sale---Delivered
Our saw mill i*. .' 3 jiiiles from Walterboro in nim ’
Creek sic tioH. We b|ive/i!;e timber to saw aiul make te
best itimbfn*. Will sell at mill or delivered anywhe;..
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H. B. Thompson and Son
WALTERItORO, S. <., R. F. I). 5.
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