Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Stomach Catarrh Is Very Prevalent IIli this cliniato catarrh Is a prevalent disease. Catarrh af feets the stomach as often as any other organ. Perhaps every third person is morte or less trouibled with stomach catarrhl. Perunia is extensively used in these cases. ANUER THE RELIABLE FAMILY REMEDY Dr. T. 1.. Ti meruan Denj- --zt Pevople~ks Bat"nk Building ...turets, S. C. U N DETAKIN KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers aad Embalmert Calls answered any houss, day or night. LAJREVNS, S. C. Citatiori for Li ters of Adinini'trltioll. Il (1. G.T; . I 'rob12 r .1a1ie:24 \herI i1 s. Nanli I1. ,h il. an( .1l. . -lons naa~:-'l ai[ to u ,t ra h t l jo \dmin.i strat1 1 of the Io.e ta1e01 nd I f) 811() o~lM'f hn1 . .toe s.h~e The'. I Ie ae ilItrfreto Pit and1 ad-11( fl~t 1~t .1(1-tfi ann1 a jStt'll and Sinl r it hIe Ii n ed an creditor (A It 7aid .1, . Lb . I .lie 11, dec a1S,1 that11 f tlh y bo anld a p pear before me,, ilt lite ('otlir t of ilo h tate, to) b Ild a '111 Irn CoIur 1t lo ie, i Sur esy ti'. oen th i (a h a 1y of S1ptemlblr U4 Ocnex. a01.r publi catlio ll hereof al 11 oclock inl the fork, noon. to sh4ow r aulisp, if any1%. 1,thv have, wh1(y lh saidl ilin1 listratioll shouild not he grantedl. 01(1holl 11i'iot MY 111311(l I . 0'1,1111 of Sept mliler, ill io )omiiii 191. 14 0. G. Thompson. 'i-2t l P s C. (NO1'\'l, Sei .l O StokholrdIer-r oil the 'ollmbia, 915.\n rr , it r oak .ppltin'e toa 111. secreiry of the Sptme for iJill .\m't(in tto th haltrter of the otte i f al. Notice is hereb(.Iy vn th ta s - C.al oieg tin, of th stockhiohler of t hiel Columbllia ,0owherry & L'aulrens. Rail Moad Copay i ho b10h1 at thev of, 1ude of the comatny, 1Ir1121 Taylor Itreet. ('ock, a. .;., nd on Te sday th 1th da,1Y Of Oclober. 191.~, at 12::.0 o'clock 11. .\., for- the purp~lose of III thor'izingi anl Ipl]iention to be imifile tc the ereayof Statet o)f Use( State ol S till Carl all , for adeir s tlions 2,%%s2 and 2Sy of VoIn-j 1. ofithe(t Coe of Law of0Il South rolna' of 11112. and other prov1on01s of lte/law of Smuth ar oina, for ani am rd Jill ,nt t thy charmer of thrat il h1owerg aim arains saiw enwtjoyel aned sueciivt to al of tefo liabilitie. .. P. Lh\iNev STON. '' P. S. E ONEL , Augptmb 2, 91-tM. Taenoi'je J tha tJe 251. a (cout ofmy t and oi ngs(as Ad mihisrato of he istae o .Pamela C. Fgarie, ecesed i the oixe of aT in R'lca. d , D aan ngtesm dayit wiltl'pl for ah fil150o dischrg ito my etrust11,1 as4. Adintrat0 or.~t Any~. pierson tty deed t tai estat the nr'ote n requli01ired(1 thc makepay opent eyon tae' mand alle tersons thatvin clis aainysarcd metatned.l Ofepresent morce of tain date, suly, proen or eheroreverobaryed. onlys on5,ic giv5.- poAmistrato', maeny rder of ftre grteh.ar onIdr thesecoiion the queirtinr' suxamin LuteG meal beomes of impoetane. - u terand n alzn and steel al hae alled way tor aouhe.- unrlneerinh Evga~entadA. cno SOMETHING OF A. PUZZLE But of Course the- Reader Can Easily Find Out for Himself Just What Saby's Age Was. Domr Newt: We bive In our hotno datullm hal'h boy, who was four rnonths 41b4 on) J.lavm y 24 l:ast. When was; lie five ionths obl?-Motlher. Your little tootsums boy is four months old, eh? What a cunning lit tle thing he must be! Of course. he is more cunninger now than he will bo when lie begins to cut his teeth. You toade no mention of Father, Mlther. I hope Father is well. I wutildn't want you to think I am kolii Fl'ather at all--far from it, blut. .i:t betwcel yolu and mne. I don't tnk ! wo'hl let F ather hold toot sums or lug im about very much. Wha.tV 'r a Inn, even though he be f c sl-,r and hutsband, know about etu'zl t a bab? Father is just ai l'el t pcktootsumlls up by (lte he' :Ian other way-anld also Il to lit the dear little thing slip thrwzh ik lianthl to the floor. Safe ty fir-t for toot'1um1s. AI, Iher! Iowever, you want to know when your haby w'as fIve months old. You, vay he wM four months old last Janu ary '20. Very well ---listen: l'ootstlns was five months Old on February :n and--no--iust a minute. Mother--I don't mean that exactly on second thought I see I spoke htast i. As a matter of fact, there is no sichi danto as Fehrua ry :0-ha-lha te-htie'--that was laughable, wasn't it. Mot her? -iuite absurd aid rid e. t oleus in tihle xtrent! Now let us got down to brass brads ott this, Mother. Silce tootsuis was four mont hs old ott January :1). onte would naturally suppose that ihe child woild be fivo monwiths; ol oin the ::0th of the ImIenth followin::. lltt in It his case the iont It followiig---n lIrua I ry -ain't got nto 8th!- light t here's the rub. Mother, and we'll have to govern out-selves accordinlgly. Offhanl I should say that tootsutns was five months old on March 2 be cause-nav', tntw, that won't. (to, either. For if Ie's five monthis old on March 2 then he'll be six mtonths old on April 2 and when we get around to the first anniversary of tootsitus' birth we're gonna be all balled itp and -excuse me a nomtent, Mother-I'tm called to the telephone-I may be back, Molher, and I mny not!--Now ton Newlirk it the Boston Post. War Boomed Photography. It wst iievitable that the war would produtee some industrial sirprises and odditil: yet it will seem strange to ft 1int:it in the stret that otte of the trades which has prospered, especialily on the ttcontitent, is that of pho togrithy. I'ittling rores photography aside, war does not suggest it self as a tinii when people would waut sp cialIly to be photographed, aItd it is true that a good deal of the work has been the result of tieessity. In the beglining of the war, whet every iousehold In woestern and I middle Eu rope was sending out soie iember, It was natural that those departing should, wheni possible. have beetn plho tographed for their relations. \hIIen they were gonto they demanded pho tographs of wives. childrell or sweet hearts, so that there was a great trade in the mantiufacttre of picture post cards to that end. Then. Wtent the trade inght have languished, the police slepped in.--Mancliester Guar dian. Alaskans Boycott Church. Thte nativ'es of Haines have declaretd a boycott against the Presbyterian missioni here, and they refuse to go to church becatuse the miisslonary closed the hall where they had been holding their dances. The trouble started over the at temts of the dutsky wonmen of Hlaintes to learn the latest society dances. One 'buck" wh'lo had been to Juneaut, whlere he had seetn the tanigo, with all Its variations, heltd his H-aines parttner in a manner unbiecoming to the high stanidards set by Hlanes society. Site complained to her husbanid, andl the ilht which resulted lasted sev oral minutes. As the pastora owns a half Interest In the hall, he locked the doors and kept the keys. The na tives then decided to retaliate by stay itng a way from chutrch.--Skagway (Alaska) Correspontdence to) New York Sun. Quiet Frogs With Salt. Cudtahyv ('al.) hasts a mtagiciani vel, a v:ornSn. Ii ~s 'Ahire the r'o'mad Is lox: aMl th' waltr iathhrs when~t ft rahisu. A''.i in *' rain fth' ater'os~id !ro:. camei. home' to ro-t an:1 'o crf.ak. Now, ~ eroatkitn' fr'og is somei '' i '-a'nce whleni Io' d -ir'' to sb--'lp. Mrs. M. II. Murphyli. whot !I'.' ott Maury street, stotod r.' sc'"tudit the fr::t anighit very w\ellI. lu t the" seondtt niighft her nerves got raggedi artoumi the etdges, and ott the thirtd ni'ght shte rackedt her bra ins for a way to silectme the frogs. 11cr subconscious minid camte to the roeue and suggestetd a remedy she first heard int chiltdhood. Tis was to feed the melodlius frogs with salt. FIve pounds of salt covered Frogtojwn next moring, andl the singers moved out. None for Him. Yeast-W~hat do you think of the 24.our clocks?. C'rimsonbeak-None for me. "Why so?" "Isn't it bad enough when a fellow's crawling upstairs with his shoes in his hands in the early m~rning to have the old thing strike three without baving to have his nerve0 racked by 15 strokes?" V e e eCe ece ee * e - e * JONES NEWS. * a ' . C * * CC. e*e 4e e e .e e Jones, Se)t. 13.-The many friends of Mrs. G. B. Riley will be pained to learn that she passed away ln the 7th inst, and was laid to rest at Walnut ("rove cemetery in the prescnee of a lu'ge assemblage of sorrowing rela Lives and friends. Tihe funeral was coaducted by her pastor, Rev. Ed wards, assisted by Rev. Nike Nlccee. AIrs. IHiley was universally loved and all of our people tenderly syin pathize with the iisixind and - chilidreit in tliei overv.heliinngly sore bereave ilent. A~.Smlithl Of PC'ele, reCently visit d ier dauIighltei, .\Ivs. Adger ('obb. \\'e extelld a cor dial welcone to MIr. Thetuipson, who has; east Isk lot withi uV;. .\1r. all \lilford l a s a s.w 11 ll lere a will )( pleased to serve t hose in r~t 'd of liumber. .1'. li' L' Ib ,y of Laurn ., a thev recveal guiest of 1'r. W. T. .lnes andl famtily. Tte ricell s1riels of rlleival serivices conldlictied by [Rev. .1. It. C'onnelly at Ki Chaplpel resulted itt sevetal ae eeinsto theo chur11ch. l\ e:nlchun ani d ltilleytvi- f havelovel I led their :. ery aod are doing dplendid worki. We recen ltly melt \\. 11'. D1unn and W '. \ 'illiaiA of Dolalds. .\l. and .\rs. -Z. 0. llarwv. .1. P'. Whleman.1, G Pa. It.gs .C.l'nhrsoe hs .\N:I . I SheI I Ipad Yldtel Goahn l'aynev. .1. W. Spooks. .1. W. "alfield, ad . \ ar. and \Is. li Alexander of Nreenwood, .1. 13. A ,n v e of h)u' Wes. l. C. W. Cason of Ilodgs, and .\lr. and .\rs . W. Sullivan of linea I\]I-. Iowll Baldwin of Georgia, forillerly o tis sectiol Is otl a visit to ielatives and friends. Nliss Nona RIiley has reinrned to ier School iI Spa rtanrtg. Ourll Sunday school now meets at 3:30 o'clock P. .\l. Iter. .r. coptktnd of idrewIrton, weill preach hre on R Ee -Ith Suday atSErn hlTooT. .\ i y. .1. t. eN inch as frttu rnid froil Glenn Sprinigs. \ri*. eVoy dell is clerking for Qniamine and riailry. To Drive Out Malaria And Build Up The System Take th3 Old Standard GROVEt'S TASTI4LIESS chill TONIC. YVou kitowv what you are taking, as the formula is printed onl every label, showing it is Quinine anid Iron inl a tasteless, form. The Quinine drives ouit malaria, the ion builds up the system. 50 cents .A .iledielne ('hest for 25e. In this chist yolt have an excellent remetdy for Toot Ihach Ie. IIu ises, Sprains, Stiff Neck, liack:ache, Neural gia, Rhcuiatisin aid for most emer gneles. One 25c bottlo of 'loan'.s Lin Iitent does It all-- this because these allmrenlts are syiposills, not diseases, and are caused by mongestion anid Iin 11ammroation. If you dou bt, ask those who use Sloan's Linitnent, or better still, buy a 25c bottle and prove it. All DruggIst. * * * LON(i VIEW1 NEWIS. * * * eaeeoee.ea L onug \'je w, Sept. I13.-W~e arme hav Iig somie heauitifu wtI~ ea t~her for cot tont picking no0w. Rtev. .lhn Culhertsoin arnd family visited .\lr. J1. 0. Smith last week and .\lr'. I leniry Smtrihl retutrned horne withI them. Mirs. IR. IL. Cole, daughtter arid sorn, and1( also their' cousIn, .\Iss Wells, 51penit (te daty wvti t's. J1. II. liitt, re. tent ly. M\rs. .Jlhn W\ard has been visitiig her sont, .\t. 1Bill Ward. .\liss Nancy 1 owe, of thIs se(t in, is visitintg her brother, Mir. .\lat iLowe, at Waterloo. .\I s5 Itth G'oddardt ha s return red hiomre from \i .isitinig her1 gr'andplaren-tts at. (oronaca. (otton~l-picker of long \-tew. .\r.iiL Cle-has pursha'ed thenu \Vhitj.h lb idng I E jl u -s af i: a i- w g ee '. r i st ,withj t'. iis nd arinldjrat o \ten. tO ielt it ldsr has r e te huum.W' a Se avies vit Iat hIreed Or''ur nschodauy:.cm~ee NI'i. 'Ftined it ctina ri one li tye rm Tlonk rom.n andr' room Qune Smit vis!toed nard n M.utvout sd tre. Thes Adain hnatioen vistin \'iew fori' wih P. dsire ra MnigrTomt ather Pate on visited the fOrnear daugher .\nlrs. Turne OOM TmWells cand Mr. Qinc Smith isitednear Mundvile las his fatnhe Mr.b. P.oo Audairl. u. n-u-smedeooosnoom -,mmun Our Shoe rummer!m WE'RE sending out Our Driummer to announce 0 that Your Fall Shoes are ready! 0 You'll be wanting them very soon and it's a splen did idea to make your selections early! Men's Shoes. Worcen's Shoes. Shoei for every day wear--Shoes Shoes for the- House or for Dress for dress occasions--Sh.oes for stormy I''unctiouis--Shoes for street wear-mid days-Shoes built to stand hard usage. for my dars. Me's Shoes for every ptrpose for whichi S 1 1 f)r anyv specal req(uirote ne ood Shoes are waited. [ll eidels. I Our Shoes are not "Just Shoes"---they are Shoes that excel at every point of artistic and skillful shoemaking---they're Shoes that rise way above "the level of the crowd" 5 Clardy/ Wilson Our Fall Line is the Best Yet. 0O 00 -.. 01 Ile Wednesday, Sept. 22nd OPER A HOUSE * Richard Bennetts Co-Workers in the New York Fulton Theatre Su cess ~Damaged oods~ More Powerful than Greatest Sermon Declare Noted Men of the Pulpit The Most Widely Discussed TeMr Play Everan 8.Produced. . Women See Hailed By This Women As .. Great Play S The Champion . The Better Of For the Motherhood .*s Next Generation + $ RESERVED SEATS AT PECdPLES DRUG STORE. SPrices $1.50 $1.00, 7c. Sn,.