The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 27, 1908, Image 8
ImA aid Persml
aod Uttl* dM^htcr, V«r
•rateSkvanah to«day.
T. 6. Ack«r«MMD. om of Ooti*(f« ▼«««’•
it oi ti——. wm hi town to-day.
Mrs. Alice M. Qoodonoa of Charle*-
Um is im Iowa risiUM f«Ulives.
J. M. Padgett, Raq , of Jacksonboro,
la lowa Saturday.
Mn Mlaaia Padgatt of Moaalto visited
lira J. W. Csraon last weak.
TL. Kogar af Oraaa Pood, was to to
•saosFiiflay.
i Lola Qrtffln, of Onega, is spend-
ins in towa.
L. Ifcley. of Oetaiogar hod bosiDeos In
town Monday.
J. X. W. Morris, oallad to sss as
woiis In loam Hatnrday.
Los H. Vara, a proaaialot citiaeo cf
called to see us while in town
8. C.,
Great
i. MaO Prlion, of
apaot Bnadaj at his plaoa
sMIMag rafaUsaola
B. 8. Osoahy sod family of Groao
Food, have moved to Waltarboro fur
Jack Lehman, who is rsprassntlng the
Nawa and Coorter, onllsd to saa ns
J. M. Smith. Jr., left today
ha will speod a law
J. D. Vara and son, Henry, were la
Friday. Mr Vara says crops are
la his
no article on prohibition by “P- W.
Crisnet pobMabed because the real
aaamef the writer does not accompany.
0. J. Chaplin and family have ra-
toroad la Iowa from March plantation,
their hanati/al winter homo.
Mr and Mrs A. A. Patteraoa hare
monad op for the rammer from the Ion
Mlm Alma Blanchard, who has
attend tag the OolombU Collage, U
at home for the boiidaya
Dsn. Ittddioh Ackerman and Charles
vislton to Ohartsntoa this
Mrs. S. M. Biddle and Uttla daughtar,
Virginia Moweli, of Snmtar are Tisltlng
Ler parents, Mr. and Mn. X M. J
Him Gertrade Oartar of Rsffla, loft
thisaftaraooa (or a visit to hor brother,
B. A. Carter at St. Aagoshaa, Fla.
J. B Padgett and son A C. Padgett,
of Bsaoaka, attended the Matbodiat Sun
day School Conference nt Cottagevtlle
Friday, Batardav and Sunday.
J. C. McLeod and wifa, who have
been visiting the latter’s parents, Mr
and Mrs John F. Lucas, returned to
tbeir home at Darlington Monday.
Henry W- Bench of this oooaty is
now making bis borne nt Ashton, Fla,
whste ha has goon into ths entile bust’
Bov J. B. Omasa, who is atatloaad at
Clemaoo Collage, attondad ths Metho
dist Sanday Sobool Coafmaooe at Cot
Ugavilla. Mr Oraves preached at the
Methodist church la Waltarboro Sunday
nUrht. He Is considered onn of 'ho
ablest prsachem in the South Crrolioa
Conferaooe.
L'ttle Bari Graves kHled a rafts
•sake ia »be pnhltr road betweea Or^et
Swamp Baptist church aad Heoder-
eoavilla Saturday afternoon about
dusk, learl eras riding horse-back sud
did not see the saske until the bor*
had pesesd it. Ha hitched his horve
aad seocred a fence rail nod made f
desperate llgkt, which recalled in the
death of the saske. The saake »ns
about five font long and had It rattles
aad a button.
nt
The following spt^lcnAa won grades
the recent teacher’s sxsmlnirfbn:
Mlams Maltia Padgett, Wlaabee Oraee,
Blanche Riahar and Lonrftn May Bmoak*
o
Ths Hayward Rifleman will hold an
important masting Friday night tfth
Last nt tha Armory. Many qnaHona of
Utareat will be decided.
tag the osmmmicement at tha OiOhn-
eilla Fessale Oollcga. Her dnnghtor,
witt
/•
aaaauMul aMr and la mneh sajoyed
by thorn who attemd.
X T. H. Shsffar, tha inaior mam bar
of tha Mm, Tarry A Shsffar, loft Sun
day for Ohortosfciu to goby boat to Now
York and Boat on, and thenca ta Xu reps
toapsmd ths ramxnsr. BswfU mU Frt-
A. F. Hdhdarsoo, who has boon tha
at tha Collafoa Bank*
Khrhardt' Bo Xfl Ola moralag to ho-
giohls mow dotlsa W«
Boo D. L. Smith, P,
Hnmy^Vaoh ooo of Cottston's soot,
oodt his horns U tha Load of
Is smhtag folia o sacco
at Adhtoo, Fk, Ba has «
igfmnlnonaad wittbaoMato ship
t.
r.XOfamo ood J.
to Qmrnmt o
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Town
Everythuig poased off quietly at
the town election held here yesterday.
By an unmistakable majority the new
naycr and Wordens were elected.
Only one of the members of the
retiring ooonoil was re elected, B L
Fraser. It seemed that the voters
wore determined to elect new officers
all the way through, D B Black, and
▲ K Beach, members of the old
ooMcil, were defeated, probably not
beoadae the voters hod any objection
to thorn but because of this desire for
aobaoge.
The following result of the election
tells the story:
FOR INTENDANT.
X Ladson Fishburne 101
Dr. W. B. Ackerman 20
X B. Webb 14
S. M. Crosby 19
C. C. Tracy 7
J. S. Jackson 25
FOB WARDENS
R. L. Fraaer no
A. K. Beach 72
D. B. Black !... 74
M. P. Howell 118
P. J.Locas 143
T. J. Blanchard 109
B. Hiott 57
C. M. Grace 69
F. S. Dixon 74
F. If. Morris 58
E. P. Knight 108
J. C. Lemacks 109
Mayor Fishbbrne graduated from
the Citadel ia 1904. Since 1905 he
has been captain of the Hayward
Riflemen and waa admitted tothe
bar a few months ago, forming a law
partnership with his fkther, Hon.
Wm J Fishburne, nndnr the firm
name of Fiahbume and Fishburne.
Uept Fifhborne is only 24 yean ol
age, and is a young man of many
sterling qualities. That he received
such a flattering vote over men of
popularity aud| influeuoe attests the
esteem in which he is held.
The memben of council are all
progressive business and profemioo-
*1 men. The voters have chosen well,
and it is safe to predict a successful
administration.
The old council will hold its last
meeting Friday night, and'the newly
elected council will aasutpe charge
June 1st.
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Mist Ida Timmons Dead
Mias Ilda Timmons diod yes
terday at Riverside Infirmary,
Charleston at twelve o'clock of
gastritis, she had been ill for
about five weeks, and as a last
resort was taken Monday totbe
infirmary in Charleston, to un
dergo an operation.
She stood the trip well, bat
gmdally grow worse, until the
end cams at noun yesterday.
Her remains will be taken to
Florence, her old home, for inter
ment at Hopowall church.
Mias limmons was the sister
of Mrs. F A Dronnan, aad had
made her home with her sister.
She wa« about twenty-five years
old, amt was loved bj all who
knew her. ^
Bev. and Mrs Drennan left
this morning to accompany the
remain! to Florence.
meeting would be in the morning
hour, and in the afternoon would
follow speeches on education anu
prohibition. In the abeence of the
expected speaker for the addrem of
welcome, Hon. D. L. Smith was
called on, snd delivered an earnest
and patriotic address, which was
well received. Col. C. G. Hender
son followed in an addrevs to the
Veterans and the Ladies, in his
u.*.ual happy manner, . amid .much
applause.
And Rev. F. O. S. Curtis, who
was called out by the veterans, gave
a beautiful and interesting descrip
tion of the battle of Fredricksburg.in
which he was engaged, which elicit
ed much merriment, as well as a
deep pathetic interest. The ladies
present sang ’ Tenting on the old
Camp Ground”, and other airs, in
fine style.
And then the dinner, and Ah!
what dinner; It was enough for a
regiment, and consisted of almost
everything that could tempt the
palate.
Too much praise cannot be given
to opr friends in this portion of the
county for the great succ ss which
attended this meeting; and which
we are told, is an annual affair with
them.
A
The storm in the afternoon broke
up the meeting, which caused great
regret to all. ' ' ^
ClVIu LEAGUE TO BE
ORGANIZED.
Several public tpimed ladies have
taken up the matter of organising a
Civic Improvement Society and have
met wito such inoem that a meeting
for organization will be held in the
uear future. They are already plan
ning several schemes for improviug
the town among these being tbs lay
ing out of a park, beautifying the
streets etc.
Among those actively at work for
this League are Misses Lillian and
Margaret Murphy, Mrs Jno. H
I’ennfuy »nd others. These ladies
are to be congratulated on their
pnblic spir t and it is to be hoped
that every lady in town will join.
Ctasffiri MvertbesHsts.
FOB SALE.
FOB SALK—W. Z Ayer will beta town
Woodsy, June 1st with 19 to IS
homes sod moist- Mss hiss if yuo ars
need of anythioc is his Hao Mo will
be piaated to ses his many frioods snd
pa’ foot.
FOR S .LK—Wt offer for tsie Siif Of
all of oar farmto* Isnis In Oollston
County, S. C., f.om which the timber
has teen temoved. Tbeee lands ars
well adapted for ratting cotton ss
well ss all kinds of vswatables. Ad-
first* oil ioqainst to Weetmorslsod
Lu inter Corporation, Room V13
Mafa«l Building, Richmond, Virginia
FOR HALE—Typewriter ribbons. Smith
Premia/. Underwood sod Fox. Oac
color and tri-color.
TherPress sod Standard.
A TART Load of Fnn—The fun-
nie-t hood published. Con
tains 16U funny stories l>y
Mark Twain, Bill Nye snd
other faujotiH boinoris’s. Hv
moil 10c. D li McQuaeney Co,
Do, t A, 767 Ltfayotte Ave,
• Br» oklytt, N. Y.
FOR SAl E—Three buck lambs
for sale, 11-2 yean old. An
cestry imported ftock. Ap
ply to W B Biachoff A Bro,
Jacksonboro, S. 0. 5 20 4t
FOR BADE—Complete gin out
fit, consisting of 2 gina, revol
ving press and suction system
etc. Also a rice holler and
c >rn mill. All in first class
condition and for sale at a sac
rifice price.
A Wicnman A Son. 6 20 2t
Vuaaally’s candles. h0 oanta
pound at Klaras.
Fly pspar so stinky that It witt ostoh
a fly by oss foot and hold it.
Waltarboro Drag Co- 27 2t
T5c, 80c aad 11.00
Terry A
Stills
shirts
1 a few of tl
goldg at 40
Ses oar
tioas. Waltarboro Drug Co. ~ S 17 St
Call at Klein’s aad aet a cam of Bag
death to r ‘ ‘
Vatarart M.rtit amt FU>
HHBTI Fry
The veterans meeting and “Fish
Fry' 1 at Black Creak on Thursday
last was u grant aueeasa. As usual
no two eould agree on the also of
tha crowd, soaas place it at 500,
at 800, and some at 1000 psr-
AH seemed to enjoy
end tbs good cheer exhibited mmls
aU feel at home. The cbeinnen of
Urn meeting. Judge X G. W. Bry-
that the aoNttera
A RKUAULB RUMBOV
FOR MAN AND BEAST
Jno. F. Folk,
BAMBERG, S. C
- AGENT FOR -
The Ford Automobile,
The Gar That Goes.
nr Wm. H Andersen, m D., of Sods
Horiags, ids., asys that Bass Laxative
Cough Syrap has relieved coughs sad
colds whore aU other ramediee felled.
Its gentle laxative effeota eepeclslly
reoommsadt It for chUdrea. It ie
plena ant to take. For oo>nghs, oolds,
boarssossa wbooptag-oough. M>aey re
funded if aot satiaAed. 8o«d by Walter,
boro Drug Co
20 °o Reduction
DEPARTMENT.
We have jast opened, in the rear of onr
HARDWARE STORE AN UP-TO-DATE
5 s 10 c Department
in which you will find many articles well
worth from 15c to 25c.
FREE
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f. uSi: H’**.’ • l
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Kxterattnator—Sara death to had bags,
sals sad flat . Print 96c.
Fresh mackerel 10 casts apioos at
Terry A Shaffer.
Kbftaks and Kodak time at Kleia’a
4711 pilla ' rs atUl the beet for the liv
er. Waltarboro Drag Co* S 27 91
New club shells at Terry A Shaffer.
Kleins Saraaprtlla wakes asW rich
blood—will auks yoa slreog.
Amter millet seed at Kleia’a.
Taaglefoot fly paper, iaaeot powder
aad Moth balls at Kleins, i
Headquarters for grata cradles. Call
sad get prices. Terry A Shaffer.
Welch’s grape joioe nukes a delight
ful Sumner drink, at KMas.
Shave yoarself with a Gillette safety
razor, as Kleins.
Fall line of Longman and Martinez
paints at Terry A Shaffer.
as an inducement for yon to call and see
onrheantifnldisplay of 5 dr. 10c goods,'
Stoves, PRINCESS RANGES, CUTLERY;
‘‘Keen Kutter” tools harness, Eto-Eto.
We will give to the first 200 Purchasers,
FREE OF COST, a beautiful HAT PIN.
HARDWARE DEPT.
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Brown Fumiiure
& Hardware Co.
l |On Eveiy Dollar Gash Sale
UNTIL JUNE 1st ONLY
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r > r> v.
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On Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Spectacles, Silverware . and
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Musical Instruments.
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Get Your Share in Tune at
’* ^ ‘ S. '
>S. FINN’S Jewelry Stor<
Come to everybody. Life has
more ups than downs. Right
now, while you are making,
you ought to be saving; then
when the downs come you will
have something to fall back
upon.
Where is the money you
have been earning all these
years? You spent it and
somebody else put it in the
bank. Why don't you put
yo\ir own money in the bank
for yourself-—why let. the
otherfellow save what yoih
earn?
BE INDEPENDENT
V 4tfD~
START A BANK: ACCOUNT
WITH THE
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK
OF WALTERBORO
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