The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 20, 1908, Image 4
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 20,1908.
ezMspkt of the kiod of ftonrrra
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pren, *rf not rfpordooed here for
take of merriment, tboagh tbtre it
in tbero agrim bumor, bat for the
sake of trying to get on.- yeople
aronaed over the educational condi*
tona io tbe county.
The thought that our bcya and
girls are being taught io anoh a alip
shod manner is appalling. What is
())e cause? la it because tbe teachers
are uot titled for their mission? ia
it because the home life of tbe achcol
-v
children ia and has been anch that
Here will The P r . e *? Standard I #re mcap^ble of being Ungbt?
the people a rights maintain, 7 1
Unawed by inlaence and unbribed Is it because parents do not early
■Wflia. | ^j n ^ >r g e t bei r children to read,
We were grivtd to Wf an ecooont I “ a Uj tb ' foU, * a * tk,n for *
at the deetb from epoplei, ol W A l#,e#fb##k,? Are0 " I* 0 '’ 1 * t0 °
Bow lee of Cbeoter, .Web ooo««d k" 10 ^ *•'*'» “ d book< ,a
rridiyio Atluto. M, Bowie* .J <*>* <*Udr,o to »•<!? Or« Uw,
with Tbe Preee end 8tu<tard eenr.1 “ 0 00 of ,b ' m
week, eometime w ond m«i, men, I "“"J fw driDk C0 “ M ^ 1-‘
fheode in town. Be wu . thoroo*h. I lcr book ' ? T “ cl, • ,, “ d l *™ u ’
It (ood men end on, the), b, hi. h 1 " n ' >! Ym “* O'®* *«
life, wielded en mflnenoe for | ^ J««»K “-»'«»* *1“
greatest corse any people ever left
behind, and that is the curse of ignor-
We have been told by an eiperienc I anoe. See to it that tbe achool
nd tescber that pupils who have l booses are presided over by men and
«m»ee to newepepete et home wben L,,^ wll0 teeeb. O.ee them
•Mnpartd with those who do not, are , _ ^
totter node.a better epellem, better TOnr ” ppor '' “ d ,rT “ amM thf
gramigarians better punctuators mm) I mdiffetenoe that has benumbed our
more understandingly, and eensee and has made ns lorget our
a practical knowledge of geog duty to oar connty and our children.
nphy in almost half the time it | It i*» reflection on the scboola of
itqmxvs others. The newspaper is
decidedly an important factor
■oden life. Thie will not be dieimt I b *'° p "“ •* I"'***** “ •
od by any one who has taken the TEACHER’S EXAMINATION. It
tawoble to investigate tbe matter Ibr would not seem so bind if they, were
gives ia school bat in a teacher’s ex
Wh, it It thot Ibe reune, oonoil, j
m,, dom ooc (mil e neee meeting of I ttocher, ot leeot. over,
tbeciumw between new »d tbelf*™* lf r'**'’ • bouU " ml ‘
tow. eieotim., m Umt we am, beerl^ twC '
XFORDS
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FOR
MANKIND
man of broad generous ideas.
Bryan is little more reoerved
rooaevelt, bat is a sociable man
ie ia not given roach to sports.
as opportunity of bearing tbe vnrioarj ** ur ^ a c * nl# * 1 ® p0 * fc J 00
Wilitlstio fbr tbe Hfrnul bond of oai r W* 9rvr 7 *sA tbers it sot a
town (MtrbBent Omir tiow. on 1/“^ ln C#,W#,,
that cannot afford it illore
Tbe voter Is entitled to bsow bow ^ *• to say io
0Mb OMsdMato stands on those qaco M"! Math by the oriioory *“ ni, T
Moss osd tbs norflidotse sboald sloe in Colleton county. Tbe liquor bill
bo eager to be beard. This is an
important matter, aid sboald bo at
tended to atones.
of tbe oountj would pat a daily
paper in the reach of ovary child io
it How much bettor if it opuld be
| door,
bOME EXAMINATION
NW
ANSWEB9.
How many times doss a
wheel 3ft. 2in. ia diameter tors
going a mile oa am oath rood?
is
A friend came in to see oa recently
and naked if wo send out oomph
•spisaaf The Press and Standard.
We told him we" did wi b pleasure
He then pave ns three names and
mid we would probably get two new I ^ 398,660,
oabwriboro oat of tbe three
Wenppiaoiats tbia and would bo I Git *»»^»Aiob pewve that
(WteteteMnm.Mte.mit T# .|‘"»Tter r pte^rtm. of wtet i.
jmd Btdbdnidii the only paper I no * drTU,Ml < * fwtd W
j water. Ann—It io tboagbt that the
i it tbe bsotevor pabliabod here. AMa which io mi note N. A
!’ ' I anal once joined In it but tbe
fntniT. Httpte (M "U«^ttte«»n»«tea»■»■■■«*
tete tw, Wte.te.tte OteMj, ^ ^
Lsonte and expiate Origin of Mm
j sCS and Dixont linn,
TO HUB OM1BBBH.
WoansIttlmteMiosrdpM teldtepste. It woo
s bnsinem sotsn telsptes osd Norytesd thio Iteo oattled
hot wo
itodolt TMsweek i
Io look
”■ in DIIP
Tko timm on k — 1 York
Nano ffve of tbe^hings which the
Uoited Btatea Constitution soya Con-
gras shall have power to do. Anr
to make laws, money, roads taxes and
good governswot.
Explain bow tbe President of Uni
ted Btotoi if elected.
Ana.—Ho is elected by the people
They are certain places where Us
people msec to tote and they have
the different candidates name on the
check; and whoever you art voting
for they have a sertnin plate ter you
Io pat your obeck, where no one can
see hot you and tbe ion beeper.
Namd'tbe several legislative com-
onuses mode to reconcile tbe
North aad^South.
Ana.—In 1865 the preisdentwhoed
oat several thousand dollars worth of
rations to show n friendly feeling br
ibe North and the South.
a* and a dollar to cook onbweibtr
man Uttk la htes bat te %
Wo do aol Uka te i
kaftfftliiBilpted teotewdoyo wo
teoll bo fmosd to moil yoo a *Mnn. M
FOOD FOB THOUGHT.
oooa*
of ednoatioo we
hsns beau pormittod to sot a portkn
of the papers headed ia at the exam.
iMtioo fsr teaobon'bsU Friday last
We kmo taken from tbeos papers
Second is J<
who is it is arid
Tbirad is Bryan who is a Dome
Fourth ia Taft who is also
n Repoblieon.
Mason and Dixon's Uns
dividing lias between tbs ste
daring tbs Great Lakes and tbs Stats
Bwth ttttete.
than
also-
Writs a short bnsinsm letter.
Ana.—Meows 8. B. and Oa
Chicago, HL
Dear Ste-r-Enalois you will And a
order ter two doUaras ($8.00)
of which osad am a shirt
Yours laspeotfhlly.
How would yon explain to a clam
tho reaorni ter the bsnvy rainfall on
thf Pnetfl<Oonflt and the light min-
tdilnUtekw
it w in
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UNION MEETING PBOGRAM
Tbe First and Second Union
Diyisions of the Colleton Association
will meet respectively with Ae
Bethany and Pine Grove (No. 1)
churches, Friday morning before
tbe fifth Sunday at 11 o’clock. In*
trounctory sermons at each by Re?
L B Ackerman and Rev B F Hal
ford.
Tbe missionary sermon in each
division by Rev 8 W Ackerman and
Bov F 0 8 Curtis.
Tbs subjects for disoomiou end
speaker* for each division follow ia
the order named.
Friday Morning—1st subject:
The need of the Sunday School In
stitutes, and the work of tbe
2nd. Tbe importunes of teachers
mootings, and clam organization. |
8rd. Tbs need .of a. Woman’s
Misskmary Society in each church,
and tbe best plan fbr seouring it
Speakers Fust Division—Rev 8 W
Ackerman and J B Dodd. Second,
Rev J M Craven and. G W Way.
Third. Revs L B Ackerman and E
D Craven.
Speakers Second Divisi r /—1st, 8
B Saunders and Rev J K Smith. 2nd
M R Stone and Rev FOB Curtis.
3rd, H J Givbens sad Rev B F Hal*
ford.
Saturday Morning—Devotional ex-
eretem at 10 o’clock. Regular or
der of boeuxss of the Unkme.
Subjects ter diocumton and speak-
sro 1st Cannot our Spin tool Zeal
and Activity ho laorwood ky Neigh-
borhcod Pmyw Meotiap, and Bible
Stady, and What Plan Can bo A*,
ranged toBmf Aooomplioh I hie.
2nd. Du tin and Responoibili-
Come and see the finest display of Men’s Oxfords
that has ever been seen in Colleton County. And
at prices that will satisfy the closest shoe buyer.
We have them in all leathers Gun Metal
Vid Kid Velour Calf Tan Calf and Patent
Leather. Made up in all Styles and Shapes.
Range of Prices*
$1.50, $2.00 $2.50, $3.00, $3 50,
$4.00
THE H. W. COHEN STORE,
THE STORE THAT ALWAYS MAKES GOOD.”
tel
THE
9BKS1M
CleanSwe#
Sale on Summer and Winter
Dry Goods. All
Q. W.GLOVm*.
Proprietor.
NOTICE.
atta Act of General
My of Snute Carolina «
tlte day of Peb^earv, IMS,
the Hoard <
No. A
r^Colletoa
dot* TVaa-
Fnt Divkion—R«v L B
Dultiw W O Brant and
8 B
citition
Fir letters e( Mnieistretiei,
8TATIOF SOUTH CAROLINA
Ooontv of Colletom.
By John D Idwarde, Eequire, Probate
Jodga.
WABRBAS Bdwerd Lowry made eoft
to ma to front him tetter* of Admin*
of tho Rotate and effecte of
THUR are therefore to dteaad ad-
all and riagalar the kiadred and
of the raid Kitaa lonhtae,
that they he aad appear before
main Ibe Qoun of Probate, u he haM at
WdMWro S O oa May 35. IMA after
at II o'elo# In the
tfaaytbay hare
mirOB * tete mi M
i oanaxan^n
my head, thie 11th day
‘ 1—
ihteboi an the luhaad Mth day* of
, MM, te Tb* Piee* aad BianW
no. D ID WARDS.
CITATION
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BfATB OTgOUffB OABOLUKA,
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STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA,.
Oenaty of Coltetoa.
Magtetiat* Court;
Walter boro Cottoa Mill*, PlaiatMT.
J D Keeaedy Ooaepaay, Itetendiar
BTATB OP SOUTH CAROL.HA,
Oouaty of Coltetoa.
By J. B. Rryaa, Eeq.
ia *ad for raid ooaaty of
To any lawful
by Waitarhora Oottoa MQte Ural
J.D. Kennedy OoMpaay I*
Mfar freigb* paid on
Nefder, TUml. te WaMmtqra, A O, kn
the earn off tteteani Cor mitetewy fo
thoomoaataf |MA In ten
($M)i
C., tbe S*th day of April. A D., IMA
J.B. BRYAJML. te)
ty ■min i
Oenaty hM
tea* of Sebaol Dietnot No. A Breatow
f maehip, to hold aa rWctinu at Bioe
Patch ta mM School Diet hot, on May
Mih, at whloh aketloo It will ta
decided Whei her aa extra tax of t atlte
■hall he levied for the parpoeee of mall.-
taiatac eohooi ta laid Dtetrte*. 8rid
t ^
J y
Have just opened an ice
house and can furn'sh ice
at 50 cents a hundred
pounds.
*vOa the tth of Jane. IMS I will make
my return ee edmtateiraior ot the
eetate Of P It Obhor, dioMeed. and ap
ply to pr^qte court lor letter* diemu-
51841.
Philadelphia io having no i»-
manno revival* WdH. almonk
any thing
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