Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Don T1 ? We are saving T Go. We ai Choicest Limes i friends, the Doct Juice and High ( Buy you a srenerous special for a few days, powder sold for the mo Now is the Extract! pantry with a generous for wholesale cost, Blu< Extracts, Which means stands behind every bot eight cents per bottle f< * five cent bottle for (21) 1 Wc: IHL Phone 100 FARMERS INSTITUTE 1 TO BE HELD There will be held in this county 1 farmers institutes on the following * dates and at the following places: Jonesville, August 18; Sedalia, August 19; Sunnybrook Farm, near Duck Pond church, August 20. There will 1 be present practical farmers in the ^ demonstration work, and experts t from Clemson College to address the ^ iarmers on suDjects relating to tneir | every day work on the farm: These B institutes are held in the interest of j the farmers. The salaries and ex- 1 penses of these men are paid by the ? tax payers of the State, and the * farmers owe it to themselves to at- j tend these meetings, and derive all the benefit possible from hearing the f lectures. These men are public ser- | vants, anxious to serve the farmers, j It is no easy task to travel from t county to county, day after day, and t deliver addresses, and to meet hun- . of po^pU. TVioroforo. these 1 .in. . " 1 men are enciuea co ue encouraged when they are endeavoring to per- *] form a public service that is filled f with si much promise, provided that the farmers will simply cooperate by attending the meetings, and seek in- * formation by asking questions that * will be cheerfully and gladly an- * swered by all the lecturers. It is ^ gratifying to know that the preju- 1 dice that was once held by the farm- * ers against scientific men is passing y away. All of the great discoveries * that have been made in the interest * nf a (rripiilfum mo otna n V-* Up...VMAVUiV TT V vnc tu OtlUllUllC r c men. It was the scientific man who * discovered that leguminous crops are a able to take nitrogen from the air * and deposit it in the soil, and save * the farmer the most costly of all 0 fertilizer ingredients; it was the scientific man who made it possible for us to overcome to a large degree , the ravages of hog cholera by the 1( use of hog serum; it was the scien- j tific man who enabled us to secure ( a seed com that would give a great- I er yield per acre, by reason of care- a ful selection and breeding; it is to jj the entomologist and plant patholo- ^ gist that we go to when insects and j plant diseases are destroying our crops; it was scientific men who invented and manufactured all of the o improved implements for the prepa- 8 ration and cultivation of the soil and a the harvesting of the crop. Surely, a whan nr/> WAMISMA 4l?~ - A. - ? * mivu nc icaiioc Vlicse IHl'lS, W ft must respect and be willing to heed the in- ] structions of these students of plants 1 and the soil. So I plead with the j farmers of South Carolina to attend a these meetings. Respectfully, W. N. Long. c State Agent and Sup't. of Ext. t TOM lat Has Cost 'housands of Dollar; 3d Values, and at tl c offering today :or home and fount; ors, but they will e 3rade Ginger Ale f< supply of Rough Rider Bak 4 cents per can, the bigg* ney. Season, and now is the time t supply of the best Extracts e Ribbon, Sauers', Leggetts that every Pure Food Law tie we sell. Any ten cent fl >r the next five days; any i twenty-one cents for same lei Save You Mo T Titrr ur\i i THE .IVEK GETTING LAZY? DON'T STOP WORKING -> Take Dodson's Liver Tone aid G? About Your Business.. It will Liven Up Your Liver Without Harm. A bilious attack or constipation :an be relieved in a short while by a ipoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone? he mild, vegetable remedy that ev>ry druggist guarantees. Just ask The Rice Drug Co. about Godson's Liver Tone. They know bat it is a harmless preparation that starts the liver without violence and >uts you into shape without interferng with your habits. This store guarantees it to be all that, and will five you your nfoney back if you Inn't. "finH nnHonn'o T urn* Tnn* rou quick, easy relief. Dodson's Liver Tone is for both trown-ups and children. It has a >leasant taste, and is safe and reiable. The price is 50 cents for a arge bottle, and your 50 cents back .0 you if you tell The Rice Drug Co. hat it hasn't been a benefit to you. Don't take calomel and don't buy mitations of Dodson's Liver Tone? >ou may 11111 ii.io ocjigti if yau do. Buy Dodson's?the medicine that The Rice Drug Co recommends and ruarantees. Sentences were imposed upon the ive members of the West Virginia legislature late Monday by Judge W. >. O'Brien. The legislators were con'icted in Superior Court of bribery n connection with the election of a Jnited States Senator early in the -ear. The sentences follow: Delerates S. U. G. Rhodes, Rath Duff and I. F. Asbury, six years each in the enitentiary; State Senator B. A. Jmith, five years and six months, md Delegate Davie Hill, five years, n addition the five are disqualified or life from holding any public office >r office of trust. Tales of Honey and Tar" from West and East. Win. Lee, Paskenta, Calif. { says, 'It gives universal satisfaction and use only Foley's Honey and Tar compound for my children." E. C. Ihodes, Middleton, Ga., wries, "I had v racking lagrippe cough and finally 'ot relief taking Foley's Honey and Tar Compound." Use no other in 'our family and refuse substitutes. it The Rice Drug Co. Vice-President Marshall says $100, 00 is enough for any man. We tand ready at any time to deliver up ,11 we have over And above that .mount. For Weakness and Loss of Appetite The Old Standard general strengthening tome, jROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic nd sura Appetiser. For adults and children. 60c. The Spartanburg Journal says the oro crop is the best ever in that secion. lY?Pi! Yob So Mnc s to the Wide-awal le same time want t Choicest Fresh LI lin use. Have your ndorse our prescrip >r family use/ ing Powder, jst and best , 0* __ _ .# /Sj-'.y ;o stock your sg Bi . nr ; in America g SQUARE ' and Votan in existence ISr O J. vJ ? <?>>. avor for (8) (25) twenty- VX?S^.-a . ngth of time. ?ney Every Da ON ( , SQUARE Dl '&k JONESVILLE NEWS LETTER i J ONES V1LLE, Aug. JttirW needed in this immediate neighborhood while in some sections there has been plenty. The rains have been very partial all the summer. There was a neighborhood picnic at the Mabry school house, four miles north of Jonesville, last Saturday and there was a la*-ge crowd of friends and neighbors who met together to enjoy the day, socially; these gatherings bring the people nearer together and produces much peace and harmony. Mr. W. T. Littlejohn got a fall a few days since, which shook him up and made him quite sore from which he has suffered considerably. There was in the News and Courier ' a fpw HflVS a (TA a atofomonf 4-Unf ? man by the name of Jonathan J. 1 Pratt, formerly of Union county and 1 later of Alabama, who died several years ago, was the inventor of the typewriting machine. I well remem- 1 ber John J. Pratt, he lived at Union and was Ordinary of this county in the late forties and up to 1850. He 1 was a brother-in-law of Col. Zack Herndon. Col. Herndon, I thing * married Pratt's sister. I did , not know that he was possessed with < any mechanical ingenuity, but he was < a shrewd business man. He moved j from Union to Alabama when I was . 1 a boy and I think it was about the 1 year 1850. ' Mrs. Lula Crawford has returned j from Bonham, Texas, where she has , been for the last month looking af- 1 ter her interest in lands and other 1 property in that state. Mrs. Carrie Alman has returned . from Knoxville, Tenn., where she has j been attending the summer school. Mr. E. M. Penny, of Pacolet, spent the week-end in Jonesville. Sunday was an off day at the churches here, there was not a sermon preached in the town at any of 1 the white churches, but the colored j folk had a big congregation at their j church, as it was the beginning of i their summer meeting which will 1 continue for about two weeks. Miss Susie Boyd, of near Birming- , ham, is visiting her mother, Mrs. i Margaret Fowler and other relatives i about Jonesville. . ] mrs. Vs. Vs. i-awson, of near Jonesville, has been suffering for some j time with pellagra and will go to the city hospital in Columbia today for treatment. / t Mr. M. M. Law son, who was oper- 1 ated upon for appendicitis two weeks t ago, in Columbia, spent a week in t Jonesville last week, returning to Columbia Monday. The county road force with their t lYUS' h Money B) te Customers of 1 n pat FVinH that io T? v vvi. v ju wu bllll li lO X MONS for 3 >c own Limeades anc tion of plenty of If you w pulverized, bi ? % Megs, Red Pi . spice, Paprik; ncAl 1 sun givi, UL.HL. one aonar in |H supply at less iTJTT K *s ^at y?u " 0" an order for jjj}y mammoth stc teed fresh, n fsicl fruit j * f * sealing w ly in the Yeai ;roc HI W I EAL STORE 1 machine have been doing some gogod work in this community the last week. Miss Melissa Aycock, of Clinton, ha4 been spending some time with her grandmother, Mrs. N. B. Eison. Miss Inez Spears, who has been in the hospital in Spartanburg with fever for the last six weeks, is improving and expects to get home this week. Protracted meetings are in progress at Gilead this week. Telephone. CARD OF THANKS We wish through this paper to express our thanks and appreciation to the many friends who remembered us so handsomely on our wedding day, July 4, 1913. We wish especially to thank Mr. T. McNally, chairman of the entertainment committee and the Hames Grocery company. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Souther. MOTHERS! HAVE YOUR CHILDREN WORMS? Are they feverish, restless, nervous, irritable, dizzy or constipated? Do they continually pick their nose >r grind their teeth? Have they cramping pains, irregular and raven)U8 appetite? These are all signs of worms. Worms not only cause your :hild suffering, but stunt its mind and growth. Give "Kickapoo Worm frillar" of Anno T+ lrillr. ....... MV VUWI AW ivillO ailU I ClllUVtJS ;he worms, improves your child's appetite, regulates stomach, liver and sowels. The symptoms disappear tnd your child is made happy and Pealthy, as nature intended. All druggists or by mail, 25c. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company Philadelphia, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. Ex-Gov. Heyward was confirmed Monday by the senate for internar revenue collector. 3UFFERED ECZEMA FIFTY YEARS?NOW WELL Seems a long time to endure the iwful burning, itching, smarting, jkin-disease known as "tetter"? mother name for Eczema. Seeems food to realize, also, that Dr. Hobion's Eczema Ointment has proven a perfect cure. Mrs. D. L. Kenny writes:?"I can lot sumcienuy express my thanks to fou for your Dr. Hobson's ?czema Ointment. It has cured my tetter, which has troubled me for over 50 rears." All druggists, or by mail, >0c. PFEIFFEB CHEMICAL CO. It. Louis, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa. A woman will always stick up for he man who lives next door if she tappened to see him just once out in he front yard helping his wife water he flowers. Some folks are so suspicious that hey are not even sure of themselves. THAT* ' Putting il 0 Union County who 'it for Human Being per dozen, wortli i save Doctor bills, fresh Limes, Lemo: ant the best and purest in S e sure to see us for Cinnanu jpper, Black Pepper, Ginger, a, Celery Seed, Celery Salt, e tig (20) twenty pounds best i I next Monday. Now is youi than wholesale cost. The onl iclude with your order for 2 at least one dollar's worth ol _i_ n ii ? ck. Eiveryming priced in pr liable and satisfactory or yo JARS, JAR RUBBERS, EXf AX. r on Good Goc ERY L. L. Wag i Hj "I suffered, during girlho H writes Mrs. Mollie Navy, of V almost bed-ridden, and had doctors. All the time, I wa: spells, that lasted from 7 to 2 gave Cardui a trial, 1 could e anybody. In 8 weeks, I was for 5 weary years 1 Cardui r I else failed." I TAKE I Cardui mm If you are weak and ailin to you, to recover as quickly s H than 50 years, this purely veget has been used by thousands They found it of real value pains. Why suffer longer? H and helped so many, is ready, use, at once, by you. Try it, H i Wrtfm M 1 AA.I ^ wcpu tni ftor Special Imtruction$. and 64-pifc book, " 1 NOTICE! State of South Carolina, County of Union., City of Union. Notice is hereby {riven to all whom it may concern: That the undersigned is not, and has not been for months, a member of the firm locally known as Hampton Bros., or, of any other firm or company; and is not liable or responsible for any debts or contracts ami will not entered into in the name of Hampton Bros. Notice also, is hereby given, that the undersigned is and will be liable only, and responsible for, the debts and contracts entered and made by himself personally and individually; and that no person has any authority from the undersigned to buy, contract a debt or enter into any contract making him liable or responsible. The general public will please take due and tim6ly notice and be governed accordingly, Respectfully, Cardoza H. Hampton. Union, S. C., Aug,l, 1913. 31 3t. I ~ FOR SALE. I offer ten (10) shares of Union Clothing Co.'s stock fdr sale. I have decided to remain with J. Cohen, and am offering my stock in Union Clothing Co. for sale. See me or J. Cohen. 30 tf. J. Louis Jolly. Our successes are due to ourselves, our failures to fortune. cAnri A are looking for s. i 40c. Hard on our ns, Pure Grape Ipices, whole grain or >n, Cloves, Mace, Nut Cayenne Pepper, Alltc. Granulated Sugar for r chance to get you a iy stipulation we make 0 lbs. sugar for $100, F anything else in our oportion and guaranur money back. TRA JAR CAPS and ids. CO. non, Mgr. ?? ??i ?ihJ Spells I od. from wnmanfv wpatn#ce " , _...j ?. vunllVOO, |H| /alnut, N. C. "At last, 1 was B to give up. We had three B 5 getting worse. I had bad B 8 days. In one week, after I H at, sleep, and joke, as well as B well. I had been an invalid B elieved me, when everything H The I Wo man's Tonic I ig, think what it would mean, B is Mrs. Navy did. For more B able, tonic remedy, for women, B of weak and ailing sufferers. B in relieving their aches and B A remedy that has relieved B at thp nparpct rfnm , ?? ?u>4i aiuifc) IU1 today. D ttanoom Medicine Co., Chftttanoooa, Teaa. Home Treatment lor Women," ?enffree. ] 57 No matter what you have used, try Mustang. Liniment and see for yourself how soon it stops pain. It don't ?ting or burn the flesh but soothes and heals soon as applied. Pain simply can't stay if you use MEXICAN Mustang Liniment i The Great Familv Remedy a QUICKLY RELIEVES Mumps, Lameness, Cuts, Burns, Backache, Rheumatism, Scalds, Sprains, Bruises, and all other ailments of Man and Beast. Since 1848 the foremost 'Pain 'Reliever of the South. 2Sc.. BOc , ?1 bottU i Dru? twi C*n?r*l Stow.