The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 17, 1909, Image 4

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=* <bt IPrtss anli Stenbarii a lit " < ' t V ho , P 'T" TWENTY-NINTH YEAR. W. w. SMOAK, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TSAR •1.00 „ #0c ... 25c -TERMS ■ ttornu ALWAYS II ADVAICE. PabU^ad vrwrj Wado^iday at Waitcrboro, 8. C. * Katcred ■ t the Walter boro, 8. C., Poet office m aecoDd-clMe matter March ,11879, under Act of March 3, 1*79 of the lonely), carrier who day after day brings the i i i 1 1 daily message* from the outside world. It may be only a cup of hot \ \ coffee on a cold day, a pint of parch ed peanuts, a piece of pie or cake or many other little acts of kindness that would be long remembered and make the weary miles seem shorter. See what you can think of to do for i t your R. F. D. carrier. WE WANT EGGS, EGGS, EGGS. : ’ A FEW OF ODR U * R - « V a T \ V ✓ W . ✓ a s ^ v . W ^ « a . « Tt - . A - . . WEDNESDAY. FEB. 17. 1909. Here will The Press and Standard the people's rights maintain, Unawed by influence and unbribed by gain. Of cours«*s YValterboro is going to have an up-to-date school. Surely with the great number educated men and women in this town, it will be impossible for the educational facilities to remain what they are. Sometimes we feel humiliated and •h, such sympathy for the children 9 and wife of men we see whose heads are “blossoming for the grave” and who go tottering home under tee in fluence of an intoxicant. Old man, yours is the shame—Reform! We rise to congratulate the Wal- terboro team of fire fighters on the excellent way they handled the fire at Grace and Warrens Friday night, keeping it confined to the buildings already in flames. Had it not been for their timely arrival the bam at the rear of the store and the stores of Mr McTeer and Mrs Black would have been destroyed. And in this connection we desire also to commend Mr Dandridge for his promptness and fidelity in starting the pumping of machinery at the tank and keeping it going when the excitement and crowds were all at the scene of the fire. Such service reminds one of the firemen and engineer deep dSwn in the hold of the ship who in times danger stick to their posts , of duty. Keep it up, boys, and we shall soon vote you bronze medals, at least. Tis splendid to live so grandly That long after you are gone. The things you did are remembered. And recounted under the sun; To live so bravely ani purely That a nation stops on its way. And once a year, with banner and drum, Keeps the thoughts of your natal day. Walterboro has an honored , past and a present pregnant with pos sibilities for a great future. No future can be great except that founded on a free and enligh tened people, and no people can be enlightened who have no interest in education. What is Walterboro do ing for the enlightenment of her future men ank women—the present school boy and girl? We belieVrm civic righteousness and in parity of life and conduct; we deplore the excesses committed by some of our citizens—especially in Use matter of drinking to intoxica tion. Such examples .are bad for ear youth. Can we blame the young men for going out and making “a rough house/’ and not visit as severe condemnation on the old man who goes tottering home under the in fluence of liquor? If the Senate concurs in the House amendment to appropriate V* ,000 for the purs base of free school books to the deserving poor, that fund will be available for the purchase of books for poor children. We trust it will pass, and that its provisions will be such that there will be little chance for a misuse of the funds. This with a compulsory education law will be a step in the direction of the development of many little intellects in this state. . South Carolina is to be congrat ulated on the elevation of Judge D. E. Hydrick to the Supreme Court bench. A better selection could hardly have been made. He is pleasantly remembered here as hav ing preaided over the Summer term ef court last year, and there are tboap who have not forgotten him and his method of holding court. He was alike intolerant of the sloth- fulncas of witneai and juror, and the dilly-dallying of attorneys. Hold- lag court for him was burineas. A bill was passed at the session of the legislature a year ago provid ing that the county supe rvisor pur chase a pair of blood hounds for use in tracking and 'capturing escaped prisoners, convicts, or Alleged crim inals. For some unknown reason this Act was ignored by the super visor and no blood hounds purchased. A week ago four negros prisoners decided to escape from the county jail and the efforts to recapture them have been so far unavailing. Had there been a pair of blood hounds at thefjail. it is likely .these negros would have thought seriously of the advisability of attempting tc escape, when it would have been an easy matter to trail them and recapture th^m by the use of the dogs. This Act !• still law and we would urge the present supervisor, Mr. Griffin, to make an immediate pur chase of these dogs. We understand that a movement is on foot, and is receiving consid erable support and encouragement, to bond the town for $20,000 to erect a school building. The purpose is, we are informed, to give the old building to the negro school, and remove it to their lot putting it in good repair, provided the negro free holders will assist in putting this bond issue through by signing the petition etc. It seems that previous efforts to carry through petitions for bonding the town have failed. We hope, however, that the present movement will receive the support of everyone. There is certainly no more worthy cause than that to which this effort is directed and it should not fail. To the end hoped for, we would urge a united effort on this move ment, and let us get a school at least worthy our town. It is time for Walterboro to get out the class laughed at wherever progess named. 18 Ws wonder if the people of the county who live on a rural free de livery route fully appreciate the They should, #eB for them to too fejrhaft ney they cap add Supi OUR HANDICAP, you should take a little ppoee dull hitchet and try to race cutting wood with a rival who has a big, sharp, kem-cutting axe? Wouldn’t it be foojjsh? And yet it would not be more fool ish than it it for us to try to compete with Western farmers making crops so long as they use three times as good tools as we use. We are using the old dull, hacking hatchet; they are using the new, bright, deep-cutting axe—and no wonder we are getting beat dut now at last we are learning better, pad since we are learning better, we art going also to do bet- ter.—Progmrive Farmer. VYE HAVE A BIG EGG CONTRACT TO TILL Mitit have three crates each week. We make 4 . special prices to you on large lots. IF YOU HAVE EGGS TO SELL, PREPARE TO SELL THEM NOW. , Write us, ’phone us or telegraph us. TERRY & SHAFFER. P. S.—SEE YOUR HENS AND HAVE THEM LAY. f. i ► : Si t I THE RIGHT TO CRITICISE, The right to criticise is one of the accompaniments of a Republican from of government. The holders of public positions are not the mas ters of the people at large, but are theis servants- they are supposed so to be at any rate. So he do it in the proper manner the humblest citizen has the right to discuss and to show his disapprobation of the acts of the highest officials. Because they dif fered in opinion with too many of their subjects, Charles I and Louis XVJ lost their heads; and because of such difference political heads fall at every election. The wise man whose job depends on the popular vote never loses sight of his liability to criticsm; when he does lose sight hs is no longer wise. Last week we showed our disap probation of the methods and acts of some of the public officials of our city; whether of cart driver or mayor, or any position in between we are not now saying. It seems that the remarks were not taken in good spirit, and we may remark, such remarks seldom are taken in good spirit by the office holders of Sumter City. These gentlemen are not immune: they are not endowed with any extraordinary amount of wisdom; they are expecting too much whey they expect that their event) act will be greeted by applause, or. if disapproved, with silence on the part of those interested. No, the hundreds who cast the votes have infinitely more rights than few for whom the votes are hast, and it is not only their privilege but their duty to voice their sentiments. The Latins believed that the voice of the people was the voice of the Gods, —Sumter Herald. YINOL CORES CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS AND BRONCHITIS. AFTER OTHER REMEDIES FAIL MAKES WORK EASIER. WALTERBORO PEOPLE ARE PLEASED It’s pretty hard to attend to duties With a constantly aching back; With annoying urinary disorders. Doan’s Kidney Pills make work easier. They cure 1 ackache. They cure kidney ilia Mrs Thomas Groves, Cotton Mill District, Walterboro, S. C. says.* “For several months I suffered al most constantly from dull backaches, accompanied by pains through my loins. 1 was hardly able to get around to do my work and at times would hare to lie down. I could not rest well at night and felt tired and listless in the morning. Doan’s Kid ney Pills which I procured from the Walterboro Drug Co. banished the backaches, strengthened my kidneys and improved my health.” » For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. ^ Fester-Milburn Co , Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name--Doan’s— and take no other NOTICE. The appropriation! for the different ■chcol diairicia will be the same as for last aesslon. Trnateea will please take notice and govern themselves ac cordingly, H W Black, 8r. Co. Bapt. of Education. Walterboro, Peb. 2,1909. 2 3 St NOTICE. The trustee# of school districts will please take notice that the law pro vide# that the teachers shall make an annual report the last month of school which shall aeooaipany the last school claim for salary. No claim should be approved by the trustees un less such report aocomoaniee. accompanies, r in order that 1 have beau troubled with a chronic cold and bronchitis for a long time and have tried man/ remedies without finding relief. Through the kind suggestion of a friend I tried Vinol, and after taking four bottles, am entiiely cured.” A. il. Wilde, 738 8th Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. 8. McDonald. 147 W. Con gress, S. O , St. Paul, Minn., writes: “1 contracted a severe cold last winter and thought 1 would never get rid of it. I tried Vinol as a last resort, and it has completely cured me.” Vinol combines two world- famed tonics, the hauling, medi cinal properties, of cod liver oil and tonic iron, deliciontly pala table and agreeable to the weak est stomach. For this reason, Vinol is unexcelled asTi strength- builder for old people, delicate children, weak and run-down persons, after sickness and for Chronic Coughs, Colds and Bron chitis . Vinol is sold in Waltexboto, by John M. Klein, Druggist. FIRM DISSOLVED By mutual concent the firm of Guess and Glover at Yemaasee has been dissolved. It will be continue^ This is necessary in order that the en rollment for next session mar be re rfesd. H W Black. 8r, Oo. Sept, of Education. Waller boro, Peb. •, 1901. 2 3 St. NOTICB A meeting of the patrons aad all per rons holding oroperty in Hendersonville School district, has bate ordered by board of trustees of aald school dis'riot, to meet at M. B. Marvin’s store Friday February 27th 1909, at ten eolock, A. M. for the pnrpoae of fixing the school levy for next year of said district. G. K. H. Moore, Secre'arv. Hendersonville, 2 6 09 NOTICE. On and after this day we will pay <ms dollar per hundred weight for emton seed, equal to vwrotf dnilam per too delfvered at our mill and ex change lifteen sacks meal for one ton reed, and fonr tons hulls for one ton seed. 11 nils will be sold five dollars per ton. Meal at twenty live (iollare per ton. strickly cash. Walterboro Cotton Oil Co. Walterboro. Feb 1. 1909. 2 3 4t ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. On the 19th of February. 1909 1 will make my hua! return as administrator of the estsis of C W Bennett and im mediately t' ereafier will apply to Pro bate Judge for my Letters Disruittaory as said ailminlrratrir B R Bennett, . Adminitirator. Jan 19, 1909 Heavy, impure blood mike* a muddy, pimply c >mp> xi m, headaches, nausea, indigertbui. Ti.in, b«o<<d mikes you weak. pa>, •‘ickly. Burdock Bieod Bit* tsis makes the bloodnen, red, pure— restore* perfect health.-./ Thornhill Single and Double Wagons. / ,Rock Hill Buggies. % ^ .» ^ a Keen Kutter Tools Oliver Plows-one and two Horse; Chattanooga Plows, Alaska Ranges Harness, Saddles, et c. » Wire Fencing—Car Load Just in. ANYTHING IN HARDWARE. A. Wichman & Son THE LEADING HARDWARE STORE. I REDUCTION SALE STILL ON. ^ * * Have fine North to Porchase my New Spring * Stock of lillinery. $ Will continue Special Sale, closing out all Winter dress goods and millinery at cost to make room for Spring Stock. ^ MRS. W. A. » * BLACK | Pine Millinery- Walterboro, S. <2. i eaetf ' 0ABBAOE PLANTS lam the cabbage plant man. Have had several years experience in the plant business at Green Pond. 1 know ;the kind to plant for gardening and have them at usual prices. Send me your orders. Lots of »ooo at $1.25. Special prices on larger lots. Shipped C. O. D. ©. s. ARNETT. GREEN POND. : S. C. Master’s Sale. Unity Ludg e No. 55, A F M holds ita regular commanicatiout 4th Friday iu each month at 8 00 o'oloo, p in. All viaitibg Brethren cordially invited to attend. P. M. BUCKNER, W. IL N. G. MORR ALL. Sec’y. the anme stand! Glover is now in Waltftrboro where he will reOde for the peasant. b^ S M Goeos st R«volta At Cold Stem “Your only hope,” roid three doctors to Mrs m E Fisher, Detroit, Mich fenng from rev we meal trouble, lieu la as operaHen,” “thea I used Dr New Lite Mila.” toe writes. * 011 csvhd. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN A, Colleton County, In the Common Pleas. * P W Riaber, et al vs. Bath Risher. By virtue of the Decree of above ooort herein, I will sell st public outcry before the conrthoaae in Wal terboro, on aaleeday in March next. (1909) within the legal hoars of sale, the following described Realty: All that tract of land situate in the county and State aforesaid, 001.• taining eight handled (800) acr-s, more or leas, sod bounded, noith by landa of P W Risher, known os Shephard tract; east 0? lands for many of Peter Rents, Handy Hm deraon, and Msaidio; south bv Units of Mauldin, annum from day of sale, with option to purchaser of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. C G HENDERSON, " ' Master. February 8.190'.). HOUSE BURNED- Ruffin, Feb. 15:—Special: Friday night the residence and kitchen of M. N. Nettles was horned. The fire is thought to be tne result of rats and matches. The entire bouse was in flames beiore it was discovered and Mr. an 1 Mrs. Netties barely es caped with their lives, hence sav ing noth ig at all ofet of the house. His lose vul probably be about $1000 and he c arried)x> ii CARD OF THANKS , 0 , . I desire to thank the members of the team of fire fighters and all (•Luera who so kindly worked to? save in Friday Tni of mis Pan half cash, , — i«i»xl by boitU sf the property oopi, ‘ at 8 per sent per my store night's 1 their efforts banting lauds lor- moriy of S D Ourgk ■ ; night's fire, I shall Idwaya hold arts in kindly Gratefully y _ Mrs W. A. Black WMteaboro, Fob. 16.