Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ 0 i- •. ■ ; r * ™ r». *i. r-J-1 »'i 5» ■>•<#> /«• « 1#4 ■M—MtnAY m % 0** rift i ■M you *» Hi i zs _ tJ tki( i Mctbodkfc nanoo- J 1 Ml ■ ■ 111 ;bc«|digMr»P beniM it lit litlto on tht Mde-waik. i Historic o)4 osXwtf t Utodm»rk Psriwpi under its shade the Indian tmflt.bw wigwam, or rested from his ha^t'. We regret th&t it was found DaeeaHU7 to remove it, and had we been empowered we w«u .m i •, * SmUU* that tree, bongh.” SOG-i i. •• Your cbokej Shoe Vil'J It Wm it 4>. ^ - 4IK1911 « I ■nwi “Around Walterboro >4 «Mm of t^a bMCiand far growinc tomatoes ta tMs*faooa hi a artieti stating that John J. Jonas, who kiUod Aba Pearistine a few woaha ago at Branchville, and who waa asntenced to ten yean and a month in the penitentiary by Judge Ifemminger, has abandoned hir ap» peal and entered the penitentiary to biffing sevring his sentence. Some how wetcan&Ot get over tho feeling that Jones has not gotten justice, and that had the tables been turned ild ** would not have been such a verdict fdr hi* ■layer. John Jones is well lu^j^n ofir Colleton county. HH'l a more inoffensive young man els never lived, and we. cannot understand Cash Mercantile Company M. G. GRUBER, Manager. Wi 1 :ic [OX »* 4»d i i re- ia one of U1MCK glUWCI ■ 'South, paid in IWa mark be big with pomibilitiea for tomato g^e^rifg pear town, and might rsaalt in a canning factory for Wal- terboro which is one of the needs of tho town just now. ThelCommer- rial Club will take notice. ; “1 did not vote for him f° r the poskion of Circuit Judge, because I saw him under the influence of strong drink.” **Hm is a remark made by a member of the l^gifla- ture after the recent election for Judge to fill the unexpired term of . the late Judge Dantzler of Orange burg. This legislator dwl not ques tion the ability of the applicant for the judgeship, but we doubt if there is a person in the State who will ce^ure him for not voting for a person who drinks. Thus iC seen ° that another young man had to stand by and see his golden oppor tunity slip away from him because pf tjie awful habit of| drink. How “ long will our young men continue to Commit this kind of suicide? Will they never realise (hat] the timet demaad sober men,^ men who will not dyink? '• Governor Blease’has set out on his official life in rather a strenuous manner. We trust he will not un- ' dertake more reforms at this time • • • ’ v * (Han bis beloved State can stand. *' Revocation of the commissions of all the notaries public of the State; demanding the appointment of a commission to investigate the late dispensary windi*g-up commission; discharging all the liquor constables; forcingjtbe resignation of President Miller of Clatlin University; making plann for renrvKJelmg the State 1 hou.*>e; jumping on the Supreme Court and the legislature because some of them bold a trusteeship in a college and a political office at the same time, are a few of the things our new and strenuous Governor is doing to amuse himself while eon- a vflescing after a serious illness, if he had good health there is no tell- ang what he would do to w*hi!e away thttime. Take it easy. Governor, ’.you jmve two years ahead of you yst, and it will never do to set a up. and we canr^t « that killing except upon the hypo- i thnt he waa forced to do it in of his life. He had been everal times before, and threats had been made that he would be killed. He had been in formed of these threats'and had provided himself with a means of defease, as any other «Mm! would have' 0 done}" under similar ^circum- stanccs. He unfortunately allowed his to be tried too soon, and before the wrong judge. It is understood that Judge Memminger told Jones that he would sign a petition for his pardon after two years. If this be true, why cid he give him more than a two years sentence? There b something wrong about this sen tence. and .fifties has the svmjiath> of his Colleton frienda. Horses \ Mules Take Advantage of This. Special Sale of Winter Goods, for CASH Only. Sftle to Rqn Until Saturday Night, Febru&ry 11th, 1911* 6 50c Mens’ Heavy Underahirta and Drawers Special 39c each O $1 Mens’ Heavy Undershirts and and Drawers. Spetiai 88c eatfi 50c Ladies Heavy Undervest Special 39c teach 35c Boys’ Heavy UrtHershirts Special Gc each 50e Misses Heavy Union Suits. Special 39e suit 00c Mens’ Coat sweaters Special 48c each $3.60 Mena’ Mackintosh Overcoats Special $2.48 each 10c, 15c and 25c Ladies Collarfc Special 8c each $1,10 Ladies Drea^Goods ^ Special 93c Yd. 00c Ladies Dress Goods trv. Spedal 63c Yd. 50c |jadies Dress Goods Special 43c Yd. 42c Ladies Orem Goods ? Special 39c Yd. 6c Check Homespun, 26 inches wide Special 5c Yd. 6c Cotton Flannel,’.26 inches wide Special 5c Yd. H. W. BLACK, JR. , ‘ ■ — — FINE HORSES AND MULES Solid Car- Load of Horses and Mules have sBBtBr arrived from the West. Gall and select what you want w « We have fiftyjwira.of Ltdiee Shoes in, sizes ranging from 2 1.2 31.2. Prices inn from $2.60 to $1. per pah*. . We are overstocked with these small sizes. While they last ^ yon can have your choice at Sl.OO. See Oar Window DiapUy . BEACH BROS. j Charleston, S. C., Jan. 18th, 1911. Mr. R. H. Wichman, Walterboro, Se C. Dear Sir: We have yours of the 16th. I will be in Walterboro Thursday, February 2, and remain here -until Thursday, February 9. 1 will have a car load of extra nice horses and mules. In reference tO^ftal, which We have re- o ^ Ueived.from the Walterboro Cotton Oil Co., ve beg to say that it has this year, as in the past, given ue perfect satisfaction. The • 0 regularity of your Meal, its bright co^or, and the excellent condition of the sacking, . 0 , * c,. make us naturally acre favorable to this MeaT than to that of others, prices being equal. t**- * t Evidently your management understands ] * i the making of Meal and the sacking of it. Yours very truly, C0MBAHEE FERTILIZER CO. Per F. Q. O'Neill, Vice-Pres. and Gen'l Mgr. Timothy H»j —A i*t* rar in tbU * Terry Jt ''b.ffer, K H Proof 4tii) Hur* » Terry Js i*b« fftr. A enr b ad of Ori»* at r*r pricei Tbi« •hipmem Oirect to u»—O-t our prices od tiri^a. Tern A ^baff.r. Classified Advertisements- FOK HAl.E—Foil line of .lertra ruamel waie for the kitebeu Very* cheap, eemceehi. and cleanly L N Glover. Furniture Store. WANTED—Team, three mule* end driver to deliver about 100 log* at hhrhardt from mv .place two mile, "ut. W D BenoeU, - 1 At Ehrbaidl, 8 C. business locals w. z. AYER , ' c/ _ NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that thej undersigned incorporators, pursuant! to authority vested in up by law ard ! by virtue of a commission issued to us for that purpose by the Secretary | of State ot South Uarulma, tiated j January 2S, 11>U. willotxm books of ; , subscription to the eapi al stock of We mcomnt.rni- .iKi guarantee N-\a. s Smoaks Hanking Company at the Kietu». store^pf Jno. E. Smoaks, at SmoaksL,' Gihvon’s r«me y strengthen* S. . at 9 o’clock on Friday* Febru- i ,,le KielD * ary 3, 1911. All persons d.»sinng to O^er shell for hem; f*t ma?ker»!; subscribe to the capital st<>ck of said i S lb. »«hie pccitt* 15c; seed rye. Company are invited to be present t* 21 tf ^ Byrne* Store, for that purpose. Jno. E Smoak, # ji-' F. J. Berry, s * . - • I. A. Sauls, H.M. Ca ter, P. W. Thomas. Incorporator*. January 30.1911. » HUNTER BUGGIES RUSSELL WAGONS All sizes in both one and two horse. HARNESS, LAP ROBES, ETC. Every Buggy and Wagon Sold ’•Undgy Guarantee. Carload of WAGONS Just Received See Our Stock Before You Buy. o Walterboro Liye Stock & Vehicle Co. 0 . W BLACK, JR.. Man., OC==l!E=Z=3!I H . ^ H. W. BLACK, JR.. ' W i L ~ lrr>l 1 1 ■ii———tii——— FOR SALE FOR*8AI,K—3 hon. farm in lowor Loll.too. Good vtorc and »twid dwvlIiPK. bant and oaibuddiagi. 2 ultr* tram depot Apply • Opportunity*’ car. The Prose and Siaadard 2 1 4t FOR SALE—Buff OrphimBrn cfakwea. that are Buff Won A'*t pria. at County Fair. C«rka $1 46 mcA Lav ing benefl 26 e«ch Cock role $1 66 Pullets 91 00. Bggs per sinlug of 15 $1 00 W A Davis, Walterboro, 8 O.RFD2 2 1 e o w tf FOR SALK—A fla. milch cow for sale give* eight quarts of milk. Apply !o 1 11 U OI Blocker. „ Walterboro,8. O.. K F. D. t FOB SALE-^Jtcca from choice Brow. Laghorn* Wo. 1m prize at Coaaty Fair. $1.00 per Mltlajr of IS. 1 25 tf , T P Murray, Wahurboro, B a FOR HALE—8i..gle Comb Whit. L«tr utra rgge from prise winning stock, per •itMug of 15 ..*• $1 0°; 3 sittiugs ! $2 2ft Pi *I»V Padgett. 1 lH2t - Wtlliaiaa, 8.0. FOR SALK— My hm*. and lot to town. Setrrn r-onia ni-d kitchen, wotnr- werh*. very large lot. rablr.. barn, ►ervxnt’* houae, e*c. Price $1?S0 ArnH to W W 8p*igbr». 1 11 -It. 41 A Ur ud ale. s. C. STRAYXD—With m* from bunt on Asbepoo, throe bounds, which I will deliver to owner on proper proof and pavment for thi. advertliemont. ■enry 9 Holman. R F D No 5. 2 1 It Orangeburg, 8. C. FOR RENT—One store braiding, and •ptoanid dweUtng agd neceaaarv oat buildings all at Stephen's X Honda. Thi. i. a deaimbie place for store. App'y to T H Caldwell. Lodge, 8.0. 125 2t "H<>w to Look Young end Winsome’’ Pamphlet. One postal e ill bring It. Replete with suggest tone. wigs. Tou pees. Switches. Pods, Combings. Acme Ha»r On , Savannah, Oa. 11 121 FINAL NOlItS. Estate of Elizabeth Cordry. All peroona having claim* against the above named estate u 111 pleas# present same properly attested, and all tboke Indebted to sack estate will make pay ment to W J Newton, Adams Run, 8 C. 2 1 <4 qualified Ezecotor. NOTICE. Magic Food lor hmses. cattle and {doultry—at Klein's. | Itch relieved in 80 minutes by Wool , ford's Sanitary Lotion Never fails. Sold bv John M. Klein, Druggist. nfi6mo . Garden sends for spring planting hi KMs't. Wliite Pine and Tsf fi r that grippy io!<:—at Klein’s. Harstoga chips for shiest B O Hyrne’t- 64 36 Liver pill* the gretit spring tn«;«iiciue—at Ktein’*. Pratt’s Food for horses snd csaUle— at kleiu's ' I Lttxacold core* a cold—at Kleao’s International Stock Fbod and ’St'tck -Mtdtcins make 3 oar horses frlskv as a cok. At Klein’s. Do yen Yny your Rice In 1$0 lb lets? If so remember we are now wholesale dealers in Rice si W sltsrboio. Terry * Skaffer Osina Beta Terry 4k Shaffer. , I have for «ale a limited eopp'y of cot ton * ed a*, tbe^'dlo’diog prices { Big Bink Accoant $1 50 „„. . . . . . . M.»ney Maker * J 00 FOB HALE—A vond bogvv hor-e g'-n- Kin _ 7 1 tie «no sv.Jod. « ye«* old Ai i ? „ >H j purt ae^ 14 4t Dr. A A i?nd»on. W. 8. MABVfN, R-icud, 8. C. 2 1 2 Hufltn, 8a C FOR BALK—One Ford An* iun';«l>-‘ (flinabl).! 1 1U go-jj •■oudttiou. W til ”■ “ 1 nrll cheap. _ . _■> . ! NOTICE—For rale, 100 acre* of land On raitrof d, 212 miles above W'alterburu, • tine Mud ciay rosil runnitg front In the town of Walterboro. Walterboro to the place; 43 acre* un- 1 4 4t FOB SALK Dr A W r Hudson, KBftia.S. C. H C , a a ce nume »i.b taro, atabics, buggy Su l aag-iQ st;e.1s end traoke- houKM—lee* Ibna one hundred \ards of twoot me leading banks oi the tawh, about one bondred vents of Uit'court hi.use, two minutes aalk to some of the beat store* in tovn—wsesr-Ksie runs right by flout yard, guod neigh bors, healthy and one among the bent towns in the State. Apply to J. W. CARSON. II16 tf VsravUte, b. O. der fence and cultivatiou; b.tlauce of land with goo-l pine and cypreee tim ber. Al*o good boildiugs on plaoe. Apply to J. I) Colsod, 1 4 4t Walterboro, 8. C 4* ■W A-S Yarn sod son, E M.. of !»• landtoa wore umoojr the profninent visitors to Wehorboro Mohday. Yoonw Mr Vara is BuUMffer of the Irinotea Mercantile Co.