The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 10, 1907, Image 4

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Cfee Dress anti Stanbarb TWENTY-NINTH YEAR. W. W. SMOAK, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. t<*n a town or cttjr (•fforr# on Attbinin;; ‘Onte ^n*at tblnjc before^iting proper Attention to little thin.fr. the ftr- 6 —TERMS- mr tkas mi MONTHS 1 10ULU MOVTHH . ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. P«UlshAd erery WednewUy Stoics SK lues. | fetiol ishlp fMinirAttAAS. Editor Press and Standard:—j Thou* young Indies stood tlte ex- Please allow rue and 1 will giYe amination for Winthrop t ritiay: tail*, the brick from Which U reand the you a few dots. Mis cs Saran Kohu, Mat i.4n E i as. r. imposing supers tractate. j Wo arc hating some very ^ 1! ‘ c * ! f ' 1 i ir1, \ ,llpu ‘ d I 11 ' , ur ^* This thought was suggested hr s aer- warm weather now. Crr ^s are a .. am P ^ m,. h«„l » tl» ebart-b hM Icokiug MO* te ter. CaUwdl. Lula Griffin. Mattie Polk. Honday morning. Her. Daniel in n britf Mrs J M G.»«>i>l>ell an«» dutgh- \’ arn practical talk OD some fifth >evi's infect-. ter, Hazol, of llaccy, Fht., are Thes« btoodfo! 1 Clemson: Victor Il.oo tug oar town life ctlled attention to visiting the former’s parents Mityc-Cbarley Strickland, Willie Mi- ^TlOc some that should be stopped. and Sirs li N Peach near here. | t .y t Madison Nam, John^. Murray, SMALL r ACCOUNTS 26c The first was lack of rererencs. This he raid, was noiiceable dnri ig fnoersl: ter and brother, services or during Sunday services Per- j shopping Friday. Misses Leckie and liulah Car- J.k* Pinckney, Mylnor Beach, Oren Aidr q till lirrktliAr crrstif V W Pi Ah or artil fleo Price weONUSDAY, JULY 10. ipey. It is 4<M feet deep, “Ptnkey’ We have It—eometbiug that will In- mrea tlie people of Walterboro, and it Is She boring of the artesian well. They •re beginning to iitonder how much $f the (woplee money that bar been souk is this well will he mined in the fliw. sous often drive rapidly along the street or indulge m 1 »a ) sud bois e'ou». talk-,, iugand Inugh'iitf. A poiicriunn a'srir.n. ed at the corner simply to raise hi* hand would correct this. It ts done in othai i places why not here? Boirt rous crowds on the streets, day Lonio, went Rishcr. V. W. Richer and (leo. Price stood the entrance examination. or night, indulging in profane or inde cent conversations sbnild not be allow i wliicli met Sunday afternoon, ed. In other placespolicem.-ueansesacb ! Moody and Jim Saunders were crowd* to ••move on”. If tbe autboritie*. visitors to our Sunday afterntxiu We all enjoyed the picnic at - TT.* - Green Pond Saturday. Among* Ce»t*fev ■■ifc those who attended from Mt hdttcr Prose and Standard: Carmel were Furman and Bora As w * havn t seen anything from Beach. B F Beach an«l daughter. our town *i‘ quite a while, I il Wc lute a very nice Sunday | tr - v 10 U P tt little, echoot at Zion and now and also <,n * a9 ^ ^ r, ‘l a .V evening quite a Lillies Missionary Society, AS WELL AS large ones are welcome here—you need not wait until your business has assumed great great proportions before opening an account. DO SO TODAY Our patrons regardless of the amount irt^sy in txercisod due vigi'auce U ey cobid Lv cpughl. •> Closing places of busiucfson SumLiys the sale of The Jury comuiiasioners are blamed If R»ty do not draw a jury yet when they Jo. through one preteqt or another. °<>|Re T . Daniel suggested tbnt work is done. The county is put to the * ttler ^ ^ Sun expeave of getting jurora and wltDeasw ^.,. ^^ lhe clotlog of fcil p(k0e4 of N> attetMi court for nothing. The revpon j bittiiu . #s ffom a qtmr<r b , fore 9i9t0a to With beet wislies. B. tibiiity for this waste of the funds of th**! enaoty i-hnukl be fixed somewhere. We are indeed a rich county but we fear our waourees will not long withstand the savage* of courts and artesian well! Is k any wonder nfme D ou tbe tucreasef half aflei l*eive tu order to give eVery ote a ebarce to attend chutcli. « Tbe»u ibiug« wul strike every intelli gent reader of tlm pap .x as being emi nently proiwr criticisms of condidous that choufd be sp^edtiy correct • d. We nice little crowd was erftertained by MissEuU Ackermttn which was enjoyed very much by all. Quito a good many of our folks attended ChildrenV Day i exercises at baud lljji last Sun- HOW TO AVOID CATCH 1X0 COLDS day afternoon. Everythin* war quite a rticcess. Miss Be'sio Ackerman of Kuicou, Ga , is visiting relatives in town now. ^ A great many of our folks imount of business done, receive ever)* courtesy tn all matters of business intrusted to us, and there is nothing in safe banking you will need which we cannot perform. It will pay you to be a patron. Let us prove it to you. Farmers and Merchants Bank Walterboro, S. 0. ; Capital and Surplus 922.000 I suKmaBamMaammwaaawaamBMmBasmaiHnam^iS A» cverv one is liable to catch a c'l«i and us colds are dangerous because th*y ! inay terminate iiTchronic throat or loo* ' f'Deafes. Evary • ne should be interested ! in iearnliiy bow to avoid colds. Tbe wav j is simple. Never bleep top cold, never r. in in a colli draft, never kit or ha in a cohi were very much disappointfd on room or •» WM t rait. No one ever tho 4,|, i» „ot being able to at- 011 n Special Sale I csthes a cold wb»n the tody and mind mav am active no matter how cold one uiav lend tile usual picnic, etc., Mt. II yon are wiffedug from a cob! «vr fx r t i, e incUmonev of its effects Hvdaleb Cou^b Elixir, h *he ac C° l ' Mt m uie ‘OCirm.ncy 01 qntcke»t and la**t remedy yon can n*e. tltO WCatllCT. Nevertheless th a V Itvdales CoitKb Eixir is sold under a’ „, .i,- .. . . a/ne wiib tbe puator that tb uiu cor.di euarintee. 26 Jt 50 cts. a bottlo* Joo M , TU* editor of Th* Press and standard , , , . „ 1,1, 1 school hu lding in having nn iso . , .. ... 1 . ... , . nuns are due largely to thouzhtle-auea* ... 4eair*s thus publicly to thank Her. J. L ,. . . cream festival on the evening pf S«M for hi. CDtnm.tiit.tha, in uoi b. o.c^, to ell 10 5-o.k . Sm.tt.ri.,.. th.. l ,on 1 ,(? ) ..mof the law to oorr«t| Editor 1>rej8 ailJ 8unil „ J; _ .horn. W. hop. oot, hot .. .1.0 hop. if; g moatl i,. atm a fttea .pot „„ Mrs \V A Black desires to annoutice that during the mouth of July she will sell her entire stock of Bum mer Dress and Millinery Goods at, and aoara* of his sermon Sunday morning, •f his feeble efforts in belalf of the right aa expressed in our columns. Rev haoiel himself is a fearLss and aegrea Uve espoueot of right living Hu recoj • a* we do, tbe power of the pulpit U is necestary to do so the town author- hie* wiU have the nerve to do so. One thiu>; d.mauds immediate and drantic actio j on ibu part of tbe intend- the 4th. A few games were played and then the ice cream and cake were served after the map of Colleton county. Our w!lich t |, ey vote( j 0 fl* a ca k e . Mr |l nows did not appear last w ®®k (j a { C j, 0 f Glovcrville furnished I we were wait'ng for the shower us uith music from his grapho- so that we could lie in better pi,. ine . AN* ESPECIAL FEATURE OF THIS SALE WILL BE and the pres* when working together ; ““J a,ld T»»ey ca“ooi iou 5 er heart, so it came, and we are all f e gtival was given to'raise bribe accomplishment of medud rc |»Wwd totmat it wth inddferww. It is re j oicin£ to dty ' monev for the gas lights at the* £ " T'* ‘k W1,en WC ,00k 0Ter «» r . W‘ eliuroi, and p.mona-o and wo Tr ,M,n T T r. “ we WOnder wby ^ h*" 1 ' ' loe ' »ro an plca»0d wm, tho .moan*.! make the mgbibideon. With then pro- not raove to Smoakg . Some of reC ei V cd f.nity, sougd and pistol-sn^ting. This' otloni8 mcatin{? in the rows gang th mid be broken up If parent, j aitd all of it is iu b ^ m . We ' #afl n 1|MQfe Pnmnanil and guardians will not keep their tx>y» i aro a l| hoping to have com tof ^'500131611 DlljClS bUilin3n)f. II I brius and the suppression of vice. He Joes not falter when it become a duty to say to David: “Thou art the mau”. 0 0 We knew there were peaches in Ches ter county, and we are not yet convinc ed thatthere sre none in Colleton, but off the ktiectsV. improper hours, Hieu ( 8 hjp |hig fall for all tried the the town authorities mast take a baud Williamson Plan. Ho advised or be recreant to their duty. to stunt, and if that is a good A. A + BARGAIN * COUNTER on which will be displayed goods that will be sold at very reduced priDes. Now is the time to secure bar- gaius iu bummer Wearables. During July at MRS. W. A. BLACK’S i i.-tf solar we are wLhout evidence. Howev er, we arc tot worried about Co’letou, o because we kuow.it it a fine melc n pro- Jncin* county and that w j shall have abnudsut proof iu due time. Proofcain* in this moruiug from the tJetsinger tieighborhood'iu the shape vt kuperstrnctuie. a Ho* melon from our good friend D. L. Benton, one of (iefsiuget’s progretseve tenners. W* believe other Motions of the eonuty produces fine melons too but we have as yet no proof. "~~ The f-au'ern says: Yesterday Mr R T. Snndifer proved to n* that Chester •nauty produced s .me p-achet this year He bnmgtit to this office a box of flue tendons specimens. He bail perhaps a half baabel of a larger varietv Mr, 8au- itfer brought also some floe applte TtMae are th* first and only peach** w* h*w aneo this year. Three liule thiiigs stamp any commu nity w ith their m .nil toue. Lat them be corrected, and then we shall have a » -y foundation pu whicb to buili a greater We attend all special sales and secuie harjjaiu prices for our paxons. Watih the Charlestou 'kdveniv mems and, let sign wo will make plenty for our' a8 know y° ur w “ ut • 8 tufooiioWaar amnteed or money refunded witbont \aateu •XilM J. .t'irsi* ADVICE”. Hu< Dorchester Eagte did n* th* hon or to l* prod wo* oor recent odltorial on ••Frcfatety In Walterboro" under th* oaptioa, '•Good Advice”, and wHh the feUowttigcomment: Th* following *d- teorisl appeared in th* Walterboro Pres* awd Stand*rd. We hop* it will be r.ad by ©very one of our subscriber* AGREED. Th* following 1* from the Bamberg Bomld. V© echo these sentiments, and teoooimond fhis proposed road to tbe •on.Alteration of onr basinets men. A mdrmd oonni>cting with the mein line teoold he of greet vein* to Welteiboro ■ « w wll as to B* ip berg. "Let us go to work”. Bamberg rood* another railroad. We fN^UM no ooh in this oommaniiy will 4hMMte Una prn|*witloa‘ The next i.ues Jtemte he oooiJdsred is, can we get It? Wteow N to onraeives lo make on elf or ot (seat. The idea of bonding a road froea (Me place tic Ehrherdt is accepted M e geod ooe, bat it is certain that w* will oavor git tbe road naless w* wore for tt. If oor hoaiao*e men will ink* qp Mm peojoot te etraeet, we hive little doobt as to <bair aeoce Salkehatchiu News There will In services at Black Creek church Hatnrday evening, .Inly 18, and July 14th, at eleven o’clock conducted by Rev Malphos of Ridgeland. All are invited. Bleck Breek church, though without a pastor, has a good bunday *011001 and a live Woman's Missionary Union- Th* Sunday rch >ol, which is under the supetvlelon of K T Hewitt, is well attended. We know that good ie being done when onr people, old and young, meet to study the book of hooka Last Sunday morning an Interesting praye meeting wee conducted by Mr Woods at Black Creek, after which the W M U held a meeting presided over by Mm R G W Bryan. At this meeting it wae decided tn have a Missionary Rally at Black Cnek church, Thursday Ang. 1 The progrnni bee not been fnlly arranged but there will be several addresses on missions by good speakers own use purl some to ship to oar j poorer brothers. I hope that Mr Mauldin will koo this and have hi* railroad ex tended to Smoaks by the time we gather it. r J here is no reason why oar cot ton shop Id not bring a good price if we fanners would listen to Mr Smith and do what he advises us to do. He is a mau that larmere should honor as a king. For he loves us and would give hit life for us. May his be extended until he accomplishes the mark iu his baud and may the fanners in the future years look back to Mr Smith’s life as a corner stone to the great union that has made the farmers one and the most in dependent and happiest class of people in the world. We jhould bo ai d Mr Smith’s work will cause us to lie. Bob liisher. colored, fell dead luspirlug music ..1.! dinner. All inier. jlut Thursday p. m. while stand ing by his well. His death was •sled in Christian work uie Invited lo be present. Plans are leing made to hold a pro. traced meeting at B aox Creek church beginning the fourth Sunday in Juiy. The services of a good evangelist will be ercireil and ell will be welcome. Kola. Attention, Fanners! There will be a farmers meeting at Sniders on Wednesday, the 17tb, at Maple Cane, Thursday the 18, and at vt a 1 ter boro, Friday, the 19- I'rer E 0 Bmith af the 6 0 Division of the BoaUttrn Cotton Assooiatioo, will be present and speak at each of these pleeer The farmers and businessmen of the entire county are urged to be be present, Other speakers of note are expected to be present. We hate in- Let ue go 10 vited F H Weston of Colombia ^ and , A B Stuckey of Sumter, state lector- |«. A b»ad will farnwb music mt 8ni some suooEsnoN*. d , n ud ^ dian ,„ wiu ^ fBr . We «tftes wonder wh. It ts tket one • newer uoticea the Bute thlege of life fce- fleesstetets* after the greet, end yet it < lisftesi by akteetloo to littla ihinwe that SMfawUete achieve the great Nowhere dseweoe thtt Morecteerly deiueoetrat- Of- W 0 Brant, t^tsinger, July Co* Chinn. kaustts >IIS Kind YiiRsuMnislar - <,1 caused by hcatt ^ilurc. Dr H. W. Black of Walter- l»oro gave us a fine lecture at Tabernaole church on last Sun day. Ho is a great power for good. Dr H M Carter, who hae been practicing at this place left a few tfcays ago for New York where he will take a special course In surgery. Dr B L Padgett, who gradoa- ted this year at the Medical Col lege of Charleston, has located at Smoaks. May hit work prove a bleating to our community, goaoaks, July 1. F N D. .. ^ v “ «■—1 BILIOUS JIM IHltoos Jim gfow so tkle H* barely made a shadow, O e <ta» a friend preseated him - WHi Rydale’s Liver Tablets. He took the him, began thrir ere. Aed this I* what befell him. He grew eo fat, aetiber shoe* nor hat CoeM he fosed te ft Mm, MORAL—Doe’t make jeer wills Bet *«re r«r R!». ^ By using Kyrfele's f.lve* PIP*. 80 cbocoU'e'coated tablets la a conven- <eet h»x. Price only 28 ewsts. Kaay to take, pleeeaet in effect*. 8afs %ed sure “ Mm. JaoMKtele. «V questiou. ASSOCIATED BUYERS CO. Itercbaiing Ageuts aud dealers in Specialities. P. O. Box 677. Charleston, S. Ci ESTATE DAVID KHAI.LS, f-IL Al persons having Mgaii>xi ti.ir estHte will pieseut (he »auie il'dy iteuuxerl end titteoted s»ut n’l 'h • e indebted thereto will him** peytn*-M to Measrs Miller & Whaley Af toruej» at Law, 85 Brusd »*r**t. CharlestoM SO David'iui*l|«. Jr 7 10 4*. Vnalified Auuus rato*-. NOTICE TO CREDITOR-—A11 pereors indebted to E*'Nr» ot K a Hillmuir deoeosed are req-drad *0 i.rasei.t th**!* claims duly afeeud. aed tboee i - debted to mid ester* nmk > p«jriurii> to me withiu 30 day* 7 10 4t U'’WdUm. Adiii’tustraM r' NOTICE—Any vl«lalloti • rh** dlsi**n- ssty law in Colleton coun y will lie 1 prompty dealt with if repor.*! to tbe County Bostd of Control. U W BLACK.4Iv , Cbairuika. NOTICE—On and afler Thbrad*, June ?7th, Sulllvm* Fer>y Brld.e will b*; ImpsflMitde on account ot r— sirs, till farther notice. J E MOORE, Co Supr. EXECUTOR'S NpTICE-An persons baving d- tPiinds against the Estate of Eilwi'n Walker will present tbe same duly •>tra ed, and thoie owing mid rotate will make navmeot within next thirty days, to David L Welkfcr, at | ’ Salkuhaicht*. Collatan Co, 80 Car DAVID L WALKER, June 22, 1907 Executor. NOTICE—le hereby given that the County Board of Education for Colle ton County he* appointed X W Preset E P Hen'll-non and O W O Rtrera, Waberbom, three qualified electors residing within th* school district to hold end conduct en e ectlon for trus tee* for sold school district. Hak) 1 election to be held et (’oneeil Cham ber ie w alter boro oe the dm Tuesday le Julv 1907. H W BLACK, Walterboro, Jnee 90. *07 Co 9«pt Ed NO nCB—Dr W D Grigsl y, phrsicU^ aed aergeoa, who com old ed his fell four years coarse at the Medical Ool ite*. Charleston. S C in 190ft, spent a fell year ie service of the Koper non- ‘ pltai of said cl«y and sraie, hae now! located et Heiidereovill*. * t\ where he wlU give the oomuiMni y hi* prompt aed ooerteot attention Gereeaeweted at ell bottle. ^ NOTICE—Th* ex soil eat Ions for •ehotafehipe !e 8. C. College, CteaM»a ('ollege aed Cellege of CharteMoa will W mm& mi th* ewifthnarw Friday. July ft. Itfiff. hegtealeg at 10 o’eloek, a m A pood chaaea for aeveral hive to wia ' ILW Black, ^ , Coanty flupt. XM. WE MAKE CHARACTER vrf! 1II to 7 5 The stationer)' a man uses gives character to his business. What £» * , is your character as shown by your letter heads and other stationery? If you are not satisfied with it, let a ’ us know. We can furnish you « with the best in commercial job printing. '\,- K . ' ■ fc -v It is as necessary for a farmer • , - to use printed; letter heads, etc., as for any ocher tfnteimiM man. o .. go * r ° ~ . ' "7~ r Write us for samples and prices. 4 r\ 9- . * if nr ■«