Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v. X . V' ' STANDARD A iyi Si*r. « * . ’ * ^ * / * * We have accepted the agency for Drecx * , , .A + an effective tonic and alterative, a. splerv-. » *• * '** * a ' • * / • ^ * ' *■ * did-remedy for disorders arising from , . * ' . ' i * . . . ' * .. Jk ‘ * y 7 sluggish a'ction or functional^ inactivity .of the liver and bowels. • • . *• DREGO is preoared from drugs of the .. ' highest purity. V Buy Them And ^ Win Hie War FOB «At.« EVKBIWHXU KLEIN’S Dl Every Thing the Best Marion C Smith Writes From France The followlBK Interesting letter from “Sotnewhere In Prance; hns at eu jeeelved by J#ra Jessie Smith Conageville * from her bmwf little »*****:.';«-«* * « * * • BRIHTjETS * • **»»*••*«» •'* • • • Emerjrency Assintnpt State • . * Agent Visit* Walterhoro. lliss Chriatlae N. South, gency-assistant State agent. emer- was in boy which sailed May It. aid writes ^’ ,B CO ” Bty ^? d C * | P # ^ - ■ Walterboro with Miss. Emma Jane letters to .his Yarn. with MlAs South ia~ln charge of > dietetics, and wa 3 here on an offi cial visit. • horn* the sWWeet mother: * L . C . • « . . " July 7th., 1918. My Dear Mother:- I received . your very long ' and sweet-letter yesterday ^hlle on cftiard and I wan certainly glad to hear from home and thaf* Author has returned from over here af ter serdng sueh^ a v long time In the, trenches. ‘ Tell him MMratfPMnSt wm^aad I^irh^ l . n * ^ Camp Oor- Will Attend OflicmV Training School. Mis m^ny friends here will be pleased to learn that Henjamin K.' Sanders, who left Monday morning for Camp Jackson, has been UkmM as a member of an officers’ trata- thcre to tell him what happened af ter he left If It is God’s wilU Mother, T weni to ehnreh this morning an we do every Sunday morning at 10 o’clock and oftr chap lain preached to us a very Sue ser mon. hia text being: "While thy ser vant was busy with other thlnga the man escaped.” taken from 1st Kings Mother. 1 am trfday a better hoy In every way than ' I was when I left home^ more so in my religions char acter. And our chaplain la more like a father than ja chaplain and he Is the one that baa made me what I am I wish you could meet him, ^and don’t worry about me, for I am serving the Lord the very best I know how. and 1 pray for you where ever they throw me at night and pray for God to protect me and help me roach dear old Cottagovilie where t visit my, church which 1 of ten think of on Reeves HiU in the beautiful oak grove and bee iny dear pastor. Rev. Graham, once again. Ono goqd thing, there will be no parting from our loved ones in Heaven, so you see If we don’t meet here we will meet up yonder. Well, mother, bow are the chil dren getting on?, fine, I hope. Tell them “Hello” for me. 1 guess the farihs are fine about. Mother, I/am /*• X. 1 as ■ Lfl don, Atlaftta, and will leave Camp Jackson for that point on Septem ber 1st. Mr. Sanders was recently cashier of the Peoples Bacjf, of Lodge, which position he garfc up to answer the call of his country. v ; A Hon. D. L. Smith' ^ "Spends Day Here./ H6n.‘D. L. Smith, a candidate for the office of Railroad^ Commissioner, came up Saturday, evening ' from •Charleston, -after the \ campaign meeting there on Saturday, for’the purpose of visiting his homeX Mr, Smith Is pleased with the of hU election-, and feels reasonal)' sube that b« will lead the ticket ou the flrrt ballot. Me'has been well received in all ^be counties, and in greatly encouraged by the assur ances of support received.* v— ■ o ' Former Cofletnulans . On a, Visit Iwpe. PercK. M. Padgett, of Lake But ler. and Lucas Rlack, of Galnea- vIHe. Fla., came over the latter part of the week, for a visit to rel atives. Black and their aoo. Bob. have been, here for several weeks, and Sirs. Padgett is visiting relatives In - Orangeburg county. Both these gentlemen are -'doing | well In the Tuind of Flowers, and i»riue iimv auuui. jnuiuvr, * • ■ ,—.. r .—• etill looking for all the hoys address- Wve many friends and well wishers ~ « « hArk hnmA wno nra miotava vlaH #rs es who she here for they way be very near me and I don’t know It. You know how much pleasure it is to meet a boy from home oset^here. Well, I am getting along all right We have wine to drink in place of water we are learning how to apeak French very well and France seems like a very alee place. It la real cool here. We hav« heavy treats and our woolen clothes don't feel any too warm over here. Well, mother, I am closing with much love to you and all of dear old Cottagevllle and tell everybody to write to me; I can read them all, Tour dear son -*#€5 . h ‘ <»~l of plotour, by hi, friend, orer Cotww'c^A Tr * tu , l)ie roomy that SersemD UrvU K. back home whb aye always glad to see them. ^ Visitors From _ >' Paris Island. / Sergeant C. Holland, Of Spencer, loWa: Sergee.nt McCarten, of Du- Bois, Pa.; Corporal C. L. Clark, of Knoxville, Tenn , now stationed at Paris island* ln th « signal corps, were here several days on a visit to friends. They returned Tuesday morning.to their camp. - —o— Colleton Soldier Has Been Promoted. It n-jll be learned with a great Thompson has becn2/pr6moted to lieutenant. Limt. Thompson is a M>n of the late W, O. Thompson, and Ir a young map'of carts, who was reared at Lodge. H^ has been I the scYvice for se^errfl months, Ing gained several promotion^. ' U**************' * LETTER from soldier * »••»**»«»•»«•*** All You The following la another Inter esting letter from Irving Fogartle, written from Prance: "Somewhere In France” July »th. 1»18. Dear Louise:-! don’t think J’ve written to pou In a while, so here goes. Pm In such , a hurry most of {the time and so much to think about | at on« time, when I write home ! forget which I’ve written to. I am in the Intelligence section i now, and it takes a lot of brain - Is Still Going on at , We have yet left a large stock of Sununer. Goods which we have to close out way, way bdow mar ket price—such as:, - ■ 9 • ’ * * % %■ m 4 * • ' Men’s Suits, Shoes, . • * V . > 0 ■ . • # * Silks, Lawns, Voiles, i • , •* te latest shades, figures and stripes, and a big line of other * r v ^ Goods. \ We are ^giving away, /mxw s below cost, x our entire stock of mil linery, on account of making room for our fall stocl in daily. Boys’ S| wl is coming x our V \l NexfjDoor to Express Office Iterboro, South Carol!] s s s ri / ent! IN the canoe or in the camp, around the * campfire or on moonlight excursions, there is no more versatile and delightful enter- P v ] tainer, nor a musician more appreciated, ^ •: X'' : ... mbia GrafoEola ■vjvi $37*50 ColuBibiaxCira! o- ,nola is nortqo heavy to pack aia‘n > 3Hvith your summer ‘earns its oiit? Comc.aad sec us about one today an work. *uch as, learning to see with out being seen, observing the enpmy nositlons, to find my way over "N,) J B. Lyons , r j Wrlte s From FranroX " Mr. and ^fVs. 'Tr-hsin Padgett, of Route 3. \Vnlt<>rbtm>. are in receipt of nn interesting letter from Private Samuel B. ^TA'pnR, written from France Ji^ 21. Mr, Lyons report ed* a trip over, eveept that the e»»a i> hit rough for two or thfse days- Lo writes, that he supposea .must he a hit lonely round abodt in-the country since so-many of tho hovR ha^e rove.-^ He mention* a ovjrX’No nfimho*- n e I nr 1 dents ki ropneetion an> Lan4” by night with a compns w ith hi- lifr bore and over there, and/maps.- to lay at an unsuspected Mr. I von, '«> a member of Co. plac^in day time and lire only when rpth Trifanth**' a letter addressed to a good target appear*,, such as an en- him there will be delivered. eroy officer. | w^s away from th* t 4 ■ X company ten day*, and my Instructpc told me I would be attached to head- anartersybht I’m hack wltlf the Co., i now (f*>. I,) 1 may be transferred yet T'don’t know. , TJ* lieutenant 1 1 tpTii os to have our mail sent to H, ' y$. but 1 euess you'd,better sent 11/ ^ .to the same address; I’ve four lot-' # ‘I I ters since I’ve been "over here,” you . »*. X ■ dnn't know how i»u<-h It heI P , whoa , Ac ** l ,' '''.'"’"V , ,„, X ' wo «« lettwr* (ro m horn.. , XX/ AUGUST CtEAN-UP SAlAl >’ ‘ * . t* -V } CHOKE sm X / X A •r cantping kit—an^x '"th-.n its keep” in pleasure before a Avcwk ia yurc to have Re play our Latest Sumtiier se lections. VyVcan guarantee ycu X* ‘ FURNITURE COMPANY m I wish*you all would Write a little more often. It Is & pleasure to nuy write If I could get in practice ifn nnrt pet off 'tfl mvwelf. { Was life but •X- to There’s no rer^bn why a.pcrspB again and get off>o myself. should taive sickening, salivating never used to noise dn my. life but ealomel when a few cents buys a Pm getting a little u)ore used to it large bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone ( ***i. < - — ^ perfect stibsHtute for calomel. now. The cannons - are “belching’ now. I rnn see. the smoke from the German g'lns. I can’t say how close 'It isplea-sent,>,vcgetable liquid which will start yt’nr liver a 3 surely as calomel.'bnjt'It dne««nH ma.ke you sick and can not salivate. ‘ ^ Chlldrep and crown forlVX can; take Dodson’s Liver Tone, beeap*e it, Is T>orr'’'', i lv hn-mless. dfueXIt bones. x X t el'^uld pr^r defeated by Rlense votes than to Iw .Uct«d bjr ifcrt;- . ■ X '.'Xx/the statement made from the »cry beHtpninit of the cj—- ,V\ jX y ♦M'T.WTS COHKN, the Vnti-Bleasc ctndidato foe-LILi TKN GOVERNOR. Mr. Cohen Is an Attorney-at-law. with offices at lib i lest on and Monck’s Corner.® - X “ I am to fhe firing llpe but-you ca)» Ju^srffv V . I am rot afraid! We marched up under shell' fire the other day ; singing and laughing I We had a vlorions Fourth on tho/XjP^frtTnel : - a <r>ncerous I march, with about 75 pound, on our [* mercury and attacks your bones, bar’-®, with canned beef and “hard Take a dof’" of nasty gnlomel today tack*’ f^r dinner. I spent a part of P8( t yo i Will feel weak, sick ! and XHv H France, the other part In Bel- Kau®cet.ed tomorix^ Don’t lose a Hum. X . day’a work i spoonful of Dod- j How arc tl| the elris? } support po/S Ii'*»r ^ne ' ipstead and yon ■ they w lj all be married ’ere T see wiil wikoXp feeling great. No more I them a rr r ! n. slthOy^we all think we Mllmi^Xrs. rr?:'i-affon. slugnlsh- ; will be back In a years time. nepaXho-idrOe. coated toncue or b’s Store ... A clear away of all Summer Goods. v - _. ’ X ‘ -• •', ' A Special sale on summer Skirts. Low prices o^Sifet Waists. ^Reduced prices on shiife, J underwear, ties, socks. We have good bargains in low cut shoes for men, women and children, "x XX We have left a few smalKsizes of Palm Beach and Cool Cloth Suits at very low prices. Come early to get good values. The Store of Better Values. XI M. L. SHOOS X X X X WALTERBORO, S. p X snnkc ,shout .whst tV* ■Rc-t Groys" Iff doing 6y^r Tlcrp.'ToT!';- «>nr gtop>r-ch. Your druggist sa’*s „ .. .. 'if jt*n 'don’t f'n’d />ndson’s Liver *bcr we haven’t struck thst sn<)t yet. Tcn^ act'- better than horrible cal- ~ *' ~ ' omcl your rrorey, v,-alt1ne for yvt. PK’MC AT .NEW l!OUE .Xx. X . t -1 <T»r»niC C : oti>t i;>etlon. . * wuns nn —rsy matter ettre this disease, but it can be done ;.u.'' taking Cham-’ Therr will bo a plkuic at '■ ’ s r< ^ • Xplytnr with New Hose cht;r.-h on Tuv-day. Aoj- dain printed^ diX'Hona that pc- ust Ik ARjsBiroug of i nfl and Ruhi. ' '‘T (j Th«t • e®»e Aeiertcan-Y. M*! C \, it the laX place we were at. I -wont ‘ to it /Xt Sunday- a week are an ! 1 foniX ! * ftl’ed with men having por- ^ v'blch T. erlevedXcrv r'noh >♦ t’ e e" ’ of th« sor»Xe the Icaaor told .rh pr Gull? •- •Aa at ICIcln’5 .. ig more , . , .. .. ar *\ 4av,,4 '« tP tnc ?han when T tried .to b, present, a«'-weU as t ? e public^ befer 1 dtstfiv-ei att -res TT-’r-In 1 .tnnetff.* . ng due „ to Fine Tonic. X he*,- Bilious- ... ^'nat tlt.-d Mtlurla or 7-,5-lOt. * geucrallvt County ?'ipertvtc«dcnt of e«l neat ion BtH'klcnd wffl be Pr/^ nt to disco** «eheoi questions and e u- cational matters. all wbo Kind ♦he*r Test»eie"*<» tn ^, r t r -reVe*. v<eld un thbt- st41 ! didjsflf have mine, but I’ve impor’ar e c.trr*. 1 .XeVer Xnce, r ferret'promptlv.v sevet^k bands went up. Tell K wl on t’ i irterorting Mrs. F. r. to rrn i ft slates, "I .Colic and Tslandton, Aug. K. T am r-etl end all rlcbt rveeet mv feet nre blistered-, for the present, d ie to a fort {•-‘five m 1c bike. How is ev-.^- bodv?v » * C - 11 ' TT ' i X With Love fveei - ! • ' . **** Brother X4' . Summer CotUplalnL ' * Di’r , tir the hn?t weather of t s X sjthGpjPT nerfh ■ f ; e">e member of ,X- rjost e- r- v farillv lit, Ukely to ’ trouble i with : naVnral 'bytseney of bowein. and it pfXr’-ente^ ft at 4 fbis * >e treated !ch car er.fy be dr"'! Ain X kept hnn i ^ttsvineX^ u?'>d Chwhhe-laln’s"' beta Remedy a.s e years aX>. At that'-tlme rt» ° r hnniTnec siuffaring inters-* irved nic. Other ijly have t suits.’'’ )3 tX< X be X much as f I had coujpjXnt and -Gna uR-mbr-h; •”>* ' with -tn^e X X X x Solicits the support of the voters of Wal- terboro, Wolf Creek and Ritter foh magis- trate He promises a faithful performance of ■ ev^ry duty as suc>. ; abiefe the results of the Demo cratic pruhailes and will support the nom inees of the party. X VO’ OP. HIM X / X X \ •x