Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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K SCHOOL ENTERTAiNMbN! Candidates’ Cards. iBanett of OrthamrllW is tow* m Um ^Tmoy. J. T. O'Qwio, who hM bom 'oonfinod to hla hod for MTorti kooks, is bow opocolB. of White Boll ot- of tho OOOBtj ijMoetBtto* Botnrdoj. rho Isochos tho from Boterda kJBf te tow* with rotetiroo. ,0 W -Gterrloof DooByurk ood I. A. SwbIo of BosBoks wero ia towi J>. C. L. fliers woo ia charge ot tho of repaint* tho Interior of tho it hooee aad has doae a creditable lob It is ossch improred as thooo who attoad ooart will ooe. Mrs J. t. Jones has jost retaraod turn Mow Tork where she parchaaod o fall floe of taiikserj goods. Boo her od, Mleo Louise D. Bober end Miss Lais Ohffls of Onega hare retarned from pleoeoot trip to Newberry where they hare been Tisitiog Mis Saber’s W. A. Bowles, aa able sad experl seed newspaper mas, of Cheeter, who heea with The Frees aad SUodard for aeeeral weeks lef*. Saturday for his home is Cheeter. Lee Beach, son of L. C. Beach is at heota after ftaiehiDg his term of enliot- aseat in the U 8. Army. He wss last atadoaed ot. Peusaoola Fla and has soon aix years sorrioe. Mrs B. W. Dopeon, dooghtor of Mrs Oodtey, of loisndtoa wss In town Ban <iey, to see her dooghtor little Ethel Oodtey who hod tho misfortune to break her arm a few days ago white ont picking yellow jeseamiae. R. O. W. Bryan, magistrate Heywerd township committed Toney Koger, ookrnd to jsil Monday to ondorgo. iwaoiiaotloa for laaocy. Kogor is shoot tW roars sad has voted tho Democrslice ticket oinoe the war. At Sniders. A Mott irniovable Affair- Quite n lar^c crowd of the father ; and mothers, friends and pations of the Sniders School gathered at the scho^)l house to attended a little entertainment by the pupils, and , to hear addresses by Mr vV. VV. I Smoa^ and Dr. H. W. Black. The following program was car ried out. Opening song— America Reading—144 Psalm,-Miss Smoak Prayer—Hon. W. C. Brant. Welcome Address Flossie Yarn Recitation- Cora Yam. Springtime’s Reception—Viola Netties, Nora Herndon, Julia Bishop Eunice Padgett, Bessie Bishop, Sara Getsinger, Ola Herndon, Etha Cros by, Urel Yarn, Lizzie Herndon, Flos- Varn, Leila ^Heartley, Shellie Benton, Laurie Heartley Pollie Ben- tion, Ethel Breland. Carrie Yarn, Erline Bishop, and AlUe Crosby. Recitation — Weyman Bowers, Recitation—Harvey Benton, and Von Lake Nettles. Song—by School, Rec. Leila Crosby Rec. Gertude Yarn. Song by the school. The performance of the Children very creditable, showing care ful training by the teacher, Miss Estella Smoak. The sitting, too, under the leadership of Mrs. W. C. Brant, the efficient vocal teacher, much enjoyed. After these exercises., Mr Smoak ■s introduced by W. C. Brant, with a few appropriate remarks. Mr Smoak. in view of the fact that he was posflbly addresnng some future president of the United States, brought a message of en couragement to the boys of the schooT Dr. Blade, too, in one of his best and most characteristic addresses, urged the boys and girls to fill the position in after years that he and their parents were filling now with more honor than they were now being filled if that were possible. Both addresses were well received A collection was taken to help raise Colleton’s share of the prize money asked for by the State, Kill ShKKIFF ;SHU S K S K Velvet P T L K K K D Beans. I N C S S T 1 hereby announce mtaeif acandi late a-l. r *. I ill** I the* of Sin* ill ot Uolletoo eoau* j |\. md pledge n»>>eH u» nb;ue the reauli , Orange Cane 1 th** Democratic i'rtn ary J W Hill. Lottageville. 1 Amber Cane, Pearl Millet, if * candidate German Millet, Red Bliss Potatoes, 1 In teby announce m> tor •e-electtou as sheriff of eolleton ■ountj, and pledge tnvself to abide the rules of the Democratic party Pauly Rose Potatoes, 1.1. Owens Improved Peterkin Cotton seed FOK SUPERVISOR 1 herebe announce myself a candidate for t be office of Loamy Supeiriaor ot Colleton county, aad pledge rjeelfto abide the resuit ot the Democratic pri- ui*ry. * Respectfully, J.O. Jaquea, Sr. I hereby aonounce myself a candi date for the office of oouaty ropery teor, aod pledge myaelf to abide the result of the Democratic primary. J O Griffin. Raffia. 1 hereby announce myself s candidate for the office of county •upemeor sad jledge myself to sblde the result of the Democratic primary. T P Johnson Green Pood. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. At tbs soliettetioa of friends throagh- race foi ClassifieJ tevertiseaeo-s FOR SALE. Mere for sale or J W Carson FOR BALE—A nice trade for a mote walterboio FOR BALE—A good a osier Bate with cxxublnation. Cheap. Apply to A Wichman A Bon. 1. 8 18’8t — FOR BALE—5 h. p. International Oaeo line engine, practically new, at the low figure $985.00. Can, be seen ia operation at any time. 318 4t Henry Planer, Ehrhardt, 8 C I am ia the race for is hoa- qualifications ot booa-keep- oat the coanty, Ooaoty Auditor. My platfi t, effioient sarvios- My q< are thoroogfa knowledge eg becked by fifteen yea I pledge myself to abate the result of the Democratic primary aad to support the nominees thereof. E. M Jones. TO tbs Democratic voters of Ooltetos county: I am a camdidate for iha of- floa of oouaty auditor, subject *o the rales and regulations of the Democratic party. P M Buckner. 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the office of aadlior of Colleton county. If elected. I promise to put forth my beet efforts to do my best efforts to dn my whole duty, • abject to the rutee of the Democratic party. Select Garden and Field Seeds of all kinds. Prices on appli- catin. Shuptrine Comp’y Seedsmen Savannah, Ga. RATIONAL PNEUMONIA TREATMENT The moot auccemful physicians are now treating pneumonia by the applica tion of counter-irritants They bra learn- iag to reel at the temptation to doctor the rootrb watch, ■ after all. it only na- tnre's effort to relieve herself, sod are endeavoring to reach the seat of the oon- geetioo withoot the use of Internal rem edies. Borne are using preparations about as pleasantfio the patient as aa application of mud or putty, but the wismt use a pleasant liquid counter-irritant Tha ideal remedy is Nosh’s Lielmeat. Its carefully compounded Ingredteeta poesem wonderful powers of penetratioa and fwnrdtettlr reduce the inflamma tion and congestion. Noah’s Liniment is sbeointeiy harm- m, aad can be need freely withontoon- aultatioa with n physician. Apply -ha itnimant freely over the point of peln or oongestion. Baturate a hot flannel aad kesp It appMed to that portion of the body. The effect will be almost ii io many cases the coed pneumonia will be a physician can be secured. Bern for rheumatism, scUMoa, lame back, stiff joints and musetes, sore throat colds, strains, sprains, cute, bruises, col ic, cramps, etc. For sale and guaranteed 95c. Semple tor the Remedy Oo., Richmond 1 hereby announce my candidacy tor tbd office of auditor for Oolteton county, subject to the rutee of the Democratic primaiiea. J W Canon. 1 hereby aa non nee myself e candidate for the office of cooety auditor and pledge myself to abide the result of the Demccratlc primary and support the nominate of the party. A A Patterson, Jr Neyies. FOR TREASURER. I hereby announce my candidacy tor iciacy x< Collate im- TUMTIK SAYS “Give the Babies plenty of fresh air.” We have just re ceived our Spring shipment of Go-Carts AND Carriages. They are all new and up-to-date designs Folding and reclining-all kinds and at lower prices than yon will find them else where. BIQ SUPPLY HHmMUS! and noil on Probate Judge’s Sale. State of South Carolina, Colleton Countv. I In the Pro bate Court. Calhoun Day. Calhoun's birthday was happily and flttinciy celebrated this morning Vy exercises at the Academy here. After scripture reading by Bev T. P. Baker, prayer was offered by Rev F. A. JDmnnOa, after which Rev J. L. Daniel delivered an address on Calhoun. Rev F. O. S.'Ourtis delivered an addrees on the Confederate soldier. ^ *te*«ral appropriate songs were sung, Altar which, to tbs delight of the school, a holiday was taken. H AS YOL'B—cotton seed ran ont? Are neariy all black seed! Do yon want lead that will add 10 to 20 to your yield another yeaif Than write for circular! of Phillips Improved seed. J. L. Phillips, Orangeburg, 8. C., 1-8-8M, WANTED- Fifty handa to operate a turpentine farm and saw mil. plant at R and. W. G. Hiott. 8-11-4t TLEN—Tuesday night, a arch 10, my tv mare- Her right bind teg baa ilarge4 knee Joint. filO reward for eoovery. _ 3 18 2t STOLEN fan • n , information leading to her recove W M Nettles, Baffin, 8 O. NOTICE—A Z Ayer wlU be in Waiter- boro the first Monday in April with a drove cf fine horses and males. Among them will be several trotting horses and a pair ot fine Jenny mulq». i * re-election as Treasurer of Lot let on county, find pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary. If elected I shall endeavor to do my whole doty, as I have in the past. R. E. Jones. FOR CLERK OF COURT. I hereby announce mv cahdidacy for re-election as Clerk of Court of Colleton county, and pledge myself to abide the retuU of the Democratic primary. H. D. Padgett I take this method of snnouocinc my candidacy for clerk of court for Colle ton coanty. end pledge myselt to abide the result of the Democratic primary. E. R.'McIeer. FOR COUNTY SUPT. EDUCATION. I rake this means of announcing my candidacy for re-election as County Bn- perinte dent ef Education for Colleton oonnty. subject to the rules of the Dem ocratic party. H. W. Black, 8r. , FOR CORONER. Believing that 1 am in a position to give better service now than formerly, I hereb* announce myself s candidate for re-election to the office of coroner, and plsdre myself to abide the resnlt of the Democratic primary. J M Bentoo. Rnffln, 8. C. BUSINESS LOCALS. A DOG ANDAMAN. >IV He wm a dog. But he stayed at home And guarded the Camtlj night and . da/. Be was a dog That didn't roam. He lay on the porch or chased the stray— The tramps, the burglar, the hen, „ Away; .* kora dog’s trne heart for the • fcanfiabold berth ▲t morning and evening, in cold nod beat Hs#fiimdcg. a Ha smfi a man, A«d didn't atav To^oherish his wife and his ren fair. Ht wafiaman. child- Just arrived s full line of Bsttle-Ax« ladles Oxfords. II W Black. Jr 3 18 2t Bargain: The Leyra Qraphaphone for $8.oo at 8 Finn’s Jewetery store 8-4-4t Always on hand a fresh line of crack- srs, fish roe and all good things to eat. 8t, . W. >. Glover. Boggles, wagons and harness at WLB&VCo 8 18 2t H W Black, Jr, Manager Eaaem makes hot and tired feet com fort able at Klein’s. we have on hand 35 K. P. distributors which have a great many improvements over last year's, Youjkaow tbs place to come and get them. 8t A. w chman A Son. Klein’s Extract of Malt—nons better. An exeeltens Bprlag tonic. Let ns show jron aod of course, tell you a barrow, cultivator, plow- stock, plows, etc. H W Black, Jr. $18 fit See new line o* ontlery at fit Walter boro Drag Co. This is campaign year—subscribe - - J e to The Press and Standard. E ter m. wslterboro Drug Co. Gem Phonograph, $12.50 Standard “ 25.00 Home “ 35*oo * And day ; His heart 1 heart grew calkxis, its love- Amber Millet, Kleia’a fit the cloee or ”Sorghum” seed at Hees* stock aad in hfe fingsss, hurried Te • right the show, to go, you ,88 Fresh ropply of Dr. poultry food at 2t Walterboro Drag Oo. Golden Dent Com Beed, Gsnttemer, ' > Evergreen, Metropolitan rdtaa Bead, Flint seed com ‘ "’a Balk seeds far * ®-aKfsffsasfaft*-* Siii Ml Also the finest assortment of Gold Moulded Edison Records 35^** • • AT* • a ® ►. FINN’S Jewelry Store. . Just Received. Ai.00 —TO— A. P. Carter, as Administrator, Plaintiff, versus Martha Carter, et si. Defendants. By virtue of the judgment and decree of this court rendered in the shove en titled case, I will sell at public sneti n before the Court Honae at Walterboro, between the legal boors of sale, on ■aleeday in April, being the 6ih day of said month, the following deecrtbeg!tract of land : “Ail that tract of land in county and State aforesaid, containing thirty acres more or less, bounded North bv lands of P. L. Carters South by land of Martha Folk; West by land of sstate of A. J. Cone. The same being part of P. L. Carter estate lands. Terms of sale—Cash. Purchaser to pay tor papers. If pnrchsser does not comply with terms of sale the sa d lands will be resold on same day or tome sub sequent day, to be named by parties at risk of first purchaser. JNO D. EDWARDS, Probate Ju -gc. Walterboro, 8. C., March 10, ’08 8-10 3t 30 Days’ Trial $1.00 is the offer on PI Dentes. Relieve Back-ache. Weak Back, Lame Back, Rhea ms tic pains. Best on Bale for Kidneys, Bladder and Blood. Good for young and old. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money refunded’ walterboro Drag Co. Rings Little Liver Pills for biBons- ness and sick-headache. They clean the item and clear the skin. Price 25c. Try $5.00 Brown Furnilure & Hardware Co. (Wholesale and Retail Furniture.) Colleton Realty Company WALTERBORO 8. G. TOWN PROPERTY CH01C? FARMS TIMBER LANDS Watch this space Eveky week • a This Week We Oner FOR SALE—Dwelling on church street in good lo cality—lot contains acre. $1500. One-half cash balance i and. 2 years. A VERY DESIRABLE FARM, containing 650acres more or less, 4*4 miles west from Walterboro, 2 miles from church, J4 mile from school, 500 acres tillable, 200 acres cleared and fenced, good 4 room frame residence with kitchen; dining room and all necessary outbuildings, fine water, good timber, etc. Terms 1-5 cash, balance to suit purchaser. Price very reasonable. .■» * o * The Sole Sublet, store aod residence, with outbuildings, for- merly occupied by Stokes Bros, opposite Court House Squire, lot containing two acres. This is a very desireable piece of property aad can be bought cheap. Terms one third feisb, and one thud in one and two years, secured by mortgage, with interest st 7 percent FOR SALE—A very desirable resi dence lot in town of Walterboro 90x365. A small* cash will secure this lot Apply at once as this lot will be no on the market. A house and lot on Bridge street 'lan be bought House containing