Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HAI I With ev ' I for $5.00 i I Chinawan I quisite Ch When you no cost. Con k are going to < & barns, ,or by i W our customer ' I Remember m<iHa hv nnp Ill liVI V 1/J v/ii v N Call at1 Pec Kingstn \ ? $6.50 | R01 JACKSON- _ VILLE I TR FLO FROM KIN Proportionate Fares from Oi ? VJ Atlantic The Standard Ri TICKETS WILL BE Is- Tuesday, S? Limited, reti ratog, to react) Original Starting Foil For Schedules, Reservatio W.W. HOLIDAY, Tic W. J. CRAIG, Passenger Traffic Mgr. WILMIN 3 ? Eq A startling statement but a trut One teaspoonrul of medicine and - your own ground feed (cost aboi ?in what tney do for your animals ' t pounds of any ready-made stock (price 25 cents). There you are belie /e it, try it out I Buy, today. Bee Dee ST0CMK Cki|ii feed iato teak?Make* it rt IT PAYS TO ADVER v- Let Us Print You * h ery CASH pure ;vorth of these c i free of charge, ina Dinner 5et* I trade with us you | ne to our store and i Jo it in an unusual \ ising trading stamp s by giving them in Hand \this is not cheap, si of the largest factor Our Store a >ple's ;e, JND | ^5# up | TAMPA RIDA GSTREE, S. C. ther Points in N. C., Va. and S. C. [A THE = Coast Line ailroad of the South SOLD FOR ALL TRAINS sptember 22. it not liter than midnight of Tuesday, September 29,1914 ns and Information Apply To ket Agent, Kingstree, S. C. T. C. WHITE, Gen'l Passenger Agent GTON, N. C. fuals ? 25 ; one in this case. I two poitnds Of Write for 1 trial package it 3 cents' equal. Of Bee Dee stock <& and fowls?two poultry medicine, also our 32 page, illustraOr poultry tonic ted book, fully explaining ! I If you don't its uses. Address: , a Can of? Bee Dee Stock Medldne Company, & POULTRY Chattanooga, Tenn. J r EDICLNE 25c> 60c and jl. ^ can. wak-prefeckg. At your dealer's. -! I I USE IN THE RECORD! some Office Stationery UJ^'EI hase, amountin :oupons the hole , and, at the san $ 5, Berry Sets, Ci participate in the pr ive will show you ho vay. Instead of sp s, or painting signs < turn for their trade some Ch hoddy goods,usually ies in the United SJ nd See Thes Mei w Diarrhoea Quickly lured. g "I was taken with diarrhoea and P Mr Yorks, the.merchant here, per- I suaded me to try a bottle of Cham- I berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- / rhoea Remedy. After taking one I dose of it I was cured. It also cured I] others that I gave it to," writes M j I E Gebhart, Oriole, Pa. That is not ! L at all unusual. An ordinary attack j of diarrhoea can almost invariably be cured by one or two doses of this remedy, For sale by all dealers. You Kate to Leave Her I in a lonely spot while you tramp 1 in search of some one to repair P your auto. How are you going to || help it? Simplest thing in the I) world. Have us repair your auto |( before you start out. Then there L will be no break-down. No ne- I cessity for leaving your compan- I ion. We prevent auto breaks as well as repair them. ( Hamer-TIioiiipson Co. -1 P* Petition for Final Set- ryi tlement and Discharge, j, THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ! pe: williamsburg county. SP< Court of Probate. Ex Parte: Robert Tanner, In Re: The Estate of Wilson Altman, i Deceased. j ' To all and singular, the kindred, leg- J Dif atees and creditors of Wilson Altman, Qu dscc&scd i * Take Notice, That the undersigned will apply to the Judge of Probate of "e Williamsburg county, at the court of house, Kingstree. S on the 10th day f0\ of October, A D 1914, at one o'clock p. 0_. m, for a final settlement and discharge from the office of executor of his, Wil- an< son Altman's.said estate, under his last hel will and testament. ! chi Robert Tanner, Executor. no1 Dated this the 5th day of September, A D1914. 9-10-3t i I , . Zm.'&X''--;i ?\ v'-s F! g to 5c or ov i x*i.1 1 ler is enuueu tie time, has i ream or Cake ofits. Keep your w. We have deci >ending our mon on fences, we are inawarc found on the che ates. e Beautifu rcanl SjiBackache HH y . Miss Myrtle Cothrum, 8 B | til of Russellville, Ala., says: ?3 3 | jKJ "For nearly a year, 1 suf- JO I fered with terrible back- t & j ache, pains in my limbs, I and my head ached nearly all the time. Our family doctor treated me, but only gave me temporary relief. I was certainly in bad health. My school I teacher advised me to I TAKE 5 | i Cardui The Woman's Tonic II I took two bottles, in all, 11 and was cured. I shall II i always praise Cardui to II sick and suffering wo- I! men." If you suffer from 11 pains peculiar to weak II 1 Ir women, such as head- w *1 ache, backache, or ether |\r| [1| symptoms of womanly |||| j (11 trouble, or if you merely 1111 U | need a tonic for that tired, |ll| nervous, worn-out feelA ing, try Cardui. e-65 |1 ft It is no use to worry, but lots of ople seem to find comfort in woring. I Once in a great while when two rsons compliment each other they ?ak their real thoughts. Sowing the Gospel Seed. j Georgetown, S C, Outland P 0, t strict No 6?Rev Prof F VV ^ attlebaum of Orangeburg is do- 1 : a great work at Hemingway, went over there on the 19th day 0 May, 1914, and after making 8 lr visits there, he baptised fifty? believers, organized a church I connected it with the Union d at the Shady Grove A F W B ^ ireh August 29, 1914. We have . le else like him. William Mouzon, p )-10-2tp Union Secretary. e RE^ er, we issue a to a piece of 1 i cnaiice ai uu Sets. table supplied witl ded to increase ou ey buying poster going to distributi . I ; tree; ap counters; but f 1 Goods on tile South ? * Frank Stanton's Jingles. A MIGHTY QUEER COUNTRY. This from The White River Leader: "We heard recently of an old lady from Arkansas who moved up into ( Missouri, but soon returned to her nat _ State. When asked why she came back she said, 'Wa'll, in thet kentry when it gits cold, it never gits warm agin, an' when it gets hot/ it never gits cold agin, an' when it gits dry it never rains, an' when it rains it never stops, an' I jes' natchly couldn't stan' it.' " * * I IN HARD LINES. The Independence Free Press man "speaks right out in meeting" as follows: "A man can't sell his house or lot without his wife's consent; he must pay her bills, whatever they#re. If he deserts her, she can jug him; if 3he deserts him, he has to take his medicine; if she jilts him, he gets the laugh. If he dies, she gets the property; if she dies, he pays the funeral expenses. If sl.e hits him with a skillet, the world concludes \\e deserves it. And still women want their rights." * * * A HARVEST JINGLE. The good time's comin', An' we're wantin' you to know We sowed the seed for harvest An' it jes' HAD to grow. Plenty's on the road now,? We'll trip it, heel-and-toe, tellers, take yer places for the dancin'! * * * A POINTER FOR THEM. A British agent who is buying 10.100 mules is rejecting gray ones, fe says they can be seen further han animals of any other color.? >Jews Item. Still, the enemy can't put 'em out f business. No one ever saw a dead ;ray mule. , * * * A HOME OPINION. "There's this about them ortermo- ! iles," says the Town Oracle, in The j idams Eagle. "They air no res- , ecters of persons, an' whatever , lse comes in their way. They're < ^(BMDf , " -* f BBS^ / :v'Jj ' 1 ! - ' ' i rflfl 4 )upons, and | this elegant e of the ex= | h Chinaware at . - < r business and s to paste upon e this money to I J-A irst class goods ' '' i Display. Co., ' S-i Carolina i doin' service in war now, but they ; make no scruple at all 'bout killin' folks an' cattle in peace. All's grits that comes to their mill."?Atlanta I Constitution. * . 1 vjl United States Safe from War. Baltimore, September 12:?"I am glad we have in the White House ' one who will not permit America to be drawn into the warfare now raging," said Secretary Bryan at the banquet here tonight of the Maryland Society of the War of 181& "For awhile," Mr Bryan continued, "there was a good deal of criticism of 'watchful waiting,' but you hear nobody now speak of it execept in terms of respect. The peaceful methods of the new world stand out in striking contrast to the methods of the old world. "It is no? because our President doubts the patriotism of the people of this country. He knows that if there was a call for a million volunteers at sunrise the sun would go down on a million men who had responded. ? "But the President believes when a mother has raised a boy he is worth something more than to be stood up and shot at by another mother's son. "I glory in the peace propaganda of our President. I believe that when his official career has ended the people of the world will feel that he has rendered great service fort he cause of peace." Gov Stuart of Virginia, Gov Tener of Pennsylvania, Gov Baldwin of Connecticut, Gov Major of Missouri. Gov Dunn of Illinois and Gov Miller of Delaware were the honor guests at the dinner. / 1 ?? Caught a Bad Cold. "Last winter my son caught a trnru Vvorl onrl thn he* stmifyVi. J I^UU VVJU U11U WtIV ?l UJ 11 v- V.WU^,U ed was something dreadful," writes Mrs Sarah E Duncan, of Lipton, Iowa. "We thought sure he was going into consumption. We bought just one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and that one bottle stopped his cough and cured his :old completely." For sale by all dealers. ? ? r ./ 'I . ,vs ; ,,t?&