Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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, 0 • ■ > • -a •. •' •.: \ * ... TflB nUBi AKD s. c. 11 ■ ■ ■ J THE ARCADE THE ARCADE 232 Imd 234 King Street and 203 lieetiiig Street, Cherleeton, S.’ C Tfce Largest Wholesale aid Retail Mail Order House In the South y* v ^ ' i Charleston’s Great Department Store Grand Clean up Sale of Winter Stocks at HALF PRICE t Balance of our Tailor-Made Suits, Furs, Cloaks, Silk and Woolen Dresse*, Dress 0 Goods, Etc., all Marked to close out at HALF PRICE : SEVER YEARS OF MISERY AM Relieved by Lydta E. Pink- hem’s V ere table Stketton, Mo. — * ■offered everything. Write us—Send in an Open Order. Will Attend to a the Same as Though You Were Standing at Our Elbow - - - - . i , * • o , ' v ‘ ' 1} jT Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Garments a Specialty “SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK” * — “For seren Tears I I was in bed or four or Atc days at a time every month, and so weak could hardly walk, cramped and had backache and head ache, and was ao ^nenrous and weak ^that I dreaded to see an rone or hare anyone more in the room. The doctors ga'* k me medicine to Cii.se liic :*t those v.» ■ r ' • • ETIWAN FERTILIZERS \ «r For all Crops and For Big Crops Etiwan Fertilisers are carefully made from the Best Materials, are of lli^h (iracki and Fine duality, and Produce Splendid Results. ETIWAN COTTON CNMPOUND, PI.OW BRAND RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE, DIAMOND SOLUBbE BONE, ami other High Grade Fertilizers Etiwan Fertifizer Company, Charleston, S. C. THE TRUE TEST Tried in Walter boro, It Has Stood the Teat. Tl s hsr.teM test i* the test of »im»- Him DohuT Dnl.it*v .'’ill. ha e nr. o,t it Viell -n Wsl.erlioro. Khloey Miffe erK caa harrilv a** tor Htromter proof than the in^: J 8. Jackoon, Rri,!^ 8t . WaUerhoro. S 1 .. asvs: -Dy ki.loeys and f m( .k trout led nie for souia tiais There were pains throu K h my loina and a dull. Crinding a. he in ihe a m «u ol m- ^ 1 bad a too Irrqaettt d-ire to pa»s the ktuuey secretions and 1 , olieed that they .ontaloei s dimeuf When I sa^ Doan t Kidney Fils a.lvertiaei, 1 de- theWalterft. ro Dr„ r Co. They gave me reliel at ot.ee. snengtheinng inv hack and kidneys ^n.l driving away my aches and pam*. | ho« rest much bet let ande. joy K o,Kt healm. tn%,aa to ; A LA8TIN0 EFFECT. - On Jaftary is. i»,i ( M -. j, ckw>0 was interTteweU and tie said: ■‘*1 will* ingly contirm my former endorsement of Doan s Kidney Fills. I bare had no further Med of a kidney medicine, for m * iTed h** been per.na- nent Yoo may continue to use n»? name n • a reference 1 For hr »U denier.. Price 5* bent*** k ’a**"* -,or the ^ Tu,l#d Remember • times, and said that 1 ouulit to have an opere.ti. ... I would iu.t Il.steti to that, and when a friend < f my hu oand told him aho.it Lydia K. I'inkhata'a Vege. table C’otnpimntl «nd what it had done for his wife, 1 was willing to take it. Now J |o..; v the picture of health and f.;el lil’.c it, too, I i i n do n own houn.*- work, h my garden, and'milk a cow. 1 can en'ertnin company and enjoy them. 1 ean vi&it hen 1 choose, anil walk as i;»i' j.s any ordinary woman, any day In the m -dh. 1 \.ish 1 coukl talk t<. vi'., si;t: ri; "wo.n mruidaiH.’* —'!rs 1 r » 1 i ,*r t;. r ieston, Afo. Tlu i.o.l s’i Of.:. I rnisly in this couaiiy 11o' II .* i Me i i ;. ! 'orms of feni-.l plii : a! i i^ 1 .-(l.t j 1 l*ink- iham's \ egenibh't Mai ntn'. i It t;- iii'.it* wtdeiv 'i I s’(v* r ■,lly ;U«<1 i lit any othci in.ir .' . ]t has cured th< usnids of won eu \\i . havo bien t r oi.hled with dis .l v r.i.;:'. in- flummation, ulceration, til in id t in. »ra, irregulaiitie*. iH*ri«,dic jia nF. I u ka< he, that tiearingdownfeeling. ia.I g, sii »ii f and nervous prostrath.a. after all»,ti»er means l ad fa.ieil. W’Uy don’t youtxyiijf Automobiles Hired and Repaired- \W have opened an Auto mobile and Repair shop in Walterl*>ro, and ar»‘ preparol to do rt -pair work of all kinds We also have a full supply ol o supplies, greases, oils, etc. Automobiles for , Hire. We shall also keep several fine machines for hire at rea sonable rates. Waherboro Auto Repair & Transit Co. *> C. W. CUMMINGS, Pres. F. S. FENNELL, Manager. Next to Cummings Iron VV’k's. <S: Supply Co. NEWS FROM SMOAIS tnti aatuammtwmm r "A. M 8." USUMMNMI MS VMtS TMMM.MN8'' Stmmks. Feb! 6 Speeml:—For qmRe •while we haven’t been writing agg- thing for. your columt, bnt have been reading the intereoting and helpful articles of other* who are more efficient to oo the work in this connection. While aomei t writer* have been added. to.The «Pie** fa cor- respondents, we are ^aorry^to per ceive that some havejdropped out. Among thetp we note Ruffin correa- pondent has not been writing as usual, probably some other voca tion has been assumed which has detracted the attention of aotne cor respondents However we hope that they will And time these mild spring like days to assume their communi cation with The Press and Standard. Wemigtit not be putting it in exaggei sited terms when we say volumes have been written with egard to tin* New Colleton an' 1 New South or progressiveness auu prosperity of our country with a jiossiblity of a greater prosperity ami advancement. Some section- are contributing more to this great [ development ^than others. How ever we Itelive that Stnoaks is among those sections that has given more to making a New Cdleton. Smoaks is ami/rig the leading farm ing sections of the county. Farmers are doing a great deal of deep plow ing preparatory to planting this spring. The Hampton Bank will soon be pen for business. It has construct ed a neat brick building on the rail road. Miss Mamie Hiers has l>een visit ing Mrs W. D. Berry of Ashton a fe*i lays recently. The Mouldin train was wrecked in .Sa'kehatchie on its way from Smoaks to Hampton one day last week No one wm seriously hurt, but for several days business on road wts suspended. The election at Smoaks passed quietly, there being only 54 votes cast. The daf was very meiancholly and the voters.did not turn out very much. A P. S. DEATH OF MRS. A. L SMITH On Thursday night. Jan. 19. Mrs. Smith was called from this earth to a betWr land beyond. She had l>een sitdv only eighteen days with pneumonia. Sirs. Smith was Imrn Feb. 6. lK r >t». She joined Spring Hill Baptist church w hen a young girl, and from that time has lived a dutiful Christian life. PMPOSEB R0AI )AW iwa»r ’ The delegation m the legislativ* are at work on a change irfthe naA*' ter of rand work in Colleton countg. A bill has been introduced by Sfna, tor Ackerman pravidiac for' a ivsj^ commission of threo lumbers to bb reccomended by the delegation anq appointed by the Governor. One of this committee will act as chairman* and one as secretary and treasurer, these will receive $T>.t*i per day for not leas than SO.days per year. The third man will serve not over 40 days.SThifl commission will have charge of the chain gang, all roads and bridges in the county, and may appo nt over-seers in each township wh>» will receive $2.t*l per day not to work less than eight men. The road funds paid in will be returned to each township. There is no vr*i- vision in this hill for an expert r *ad buihier. The als»ve are the main provisions in this new law which will be published in full next week. SOME OF WIMHROP'S NEEDS. Winthrop needs her auditorium enia^l^dt The" Freshman ("lass had to lie sent home last June because the Auditorium could not accommodate them, along w ith the Commencement visitors. And the same thing is likely to ham>en this year. The Infirmary needs larger tjuarters. It was built Vhen the enrollment of ihe College was 350. The present enrollment tA 700, so that the Infirmary ought to be at least twice as large. It could be enlarged at compara tively small cost. Winthrop needs a Science Building for the use of the De partments of Domestic Sciehct. Chemistry, Manual Training, Elementary Agriculture, etc. The Legislature recently appro priated funds for the erection of a Science Building for the Un»- versity.o It should do as much for Winthrop. The State baa always been partial to its ^Institu- tions of learning for young men; it is time that Winthrop should be favored. The appropriathiuft to Winthroj) College, the only State College for women in South Carolina! is less than one- third as much as the appropria tions to the University. Clem son. and the Citadel. It is true that the 'f/’gislature appropriated funds in aid of the amount con tributed In the IVabody Board for the ♦ lection of a Dormitory i She was buried at Ib’hoiM.ih j{ in | ( jj n kr and in aid of the amount I church. Her request was to be 1 raised nv the Board of Trustees ! buried at KehoU.th church. I f or t h,. <.,Wtion of a Brhctice where her husband had preceded so hnol. but in each instance the her a number »>t years ago. 'appropriation was conditioned on We resolved that while we the raismK u f by the cannot help feeling deeply our p^, ar( j ol Trustees, loss, that we bow humbly in sub- take do oiher. th« name—Doan’s—ind FOR SALE BY TERRY & SHAFFER WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA •* WALTERBORO LIBRARY- Perhaps it has escaped the atten tion of many that the Walterboro town library through the fidelity and devotion of its librarian. Miss Sallie j Henderson, is still doing much good whose beauty and splendid equip- in Walterboro. Miss Henderson ment, alone should be an inspiration. ‘ however, is handicapped for lack of Sorely the time is ripe for the advent funds. There is no reason why of this work. great number of new names should teachers not lx* added to the roll of memhew. JIDMSE& COUNTY TEACHERS’ ASSO CIATION I heartily agree with the editor of! l,,r umv ** r ‘ , *' ‘ ,,r im ‘ BUVt ' m ! ‘ u, ‘ uo ' 1 w uo reason wny a The Press and Standard in thinking xw . . i ^ That town and enuaty fh.t a teachers’ association would be woul d gladly co operate, that their The dues are very small, burin '^tle greatly beneficial to (.oiietpn County.' -incerest interest Would be aroused, aggregate, enable the librarian to When we learn of v ,the great achiev- an d lhat their best efforts would be keep some new hooks on hand' ments of these organizations in Rich-! ex pend e-1 for* the good of the great trust this matter will receive ' ‘B* ia for BLISS. Blias stands fbr bast—best family^C medicine. e^* Bliss Native Berbs strikes at the root of disease by purifying S the blood. —————— - rfC It restores wasted tlaeues; strengthens | every organ. A tablet at night; next morning feeling bright. Faithfully used will banish Rheumatism, Oonstlpation, Dyspep sia, Kidney and Liver Disorders. Be sure you aeoure the genuine Bliss Native Herbs—in a yellow box bearing the portrait of Alonso O. Bliss. 300 tablete 11.00. Money back if not satisfied. • Ask the Bliaa agent. J. J. Biitch, YOUNG'S ISLAND. S AGENT. mission to him wii.i iWth all things well. We extend to the bereaved family, our h**art felt sympathy, and point to him who alone can con sole dn the dark hours of life. Alberta Rhode. Choice ♦ Groceries at Special Prices v-au.-x*,* should th** organization realized. i» my firm belief. Ix*t us land, Sumter. Marlboro and numer ous other counties, it is high time that we ask ourselves the question, hear more of ih;-! "Why has not Colleton an Amocia-' ' "Teacher” tion"? j ? Walterboro High School. With a county * superintendent! who is keeping alive to educational Profiraw, with a teaching corps whose watch word is ever onward ■nd upward, with a place of meet- (the Walterboro High School) We atten- How to eyre :i cold i« » qO'-iitioD in wh ch many sre inle *-»iHd Jnut b0 w Chambsrlsin’a tl >airb U-m^iv ha* woo its great rep nation and luoueuae aale by its remarkable care of cold* slwsy* be depended ipoa. Fur ail usalera lion. The library is ojx*n Mondays and Fridays from 4:1"» p. m. to sundown. NOTICE. Notice U hereby given lhat I forbid under penalty of the law, any treepaea- iog by atock apon my iarm in Broxton Townehip at btepheoa X Roada F. M. Thomas. Bn, 8 C., Jane 1,1M0. DIAMOND BRAND -Vi Best Creamery Butter, .>7^ lb. ^ .Coffet- ^Sc. Il». •* Su^ar, 16 lbs for J i .oo S*.-(.} Irish potatoes .}5<: pk Rice 50c to 70c pk. la mr.s t Sf-k y*-r Or.Mto. for Cm-CTfKS-TtfR’S DIAMOND KKANO PILl.s in Kkd mml. Gold atrlalllc boara. acalcd with BluK Kibboa Tabs bo oreaK. Ba. j»mry/ Brmmtm mmd mm fWr CBI^MCa-TtB a V BIAMeBM BBABU PILLW for twrnt.-B** ycara regardad aa Snt, Bafcat. Always Ibrllabla. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS £$z EVERYWHERE £££ W. -V. Glover The cost to the State t*er capita for running expenses of Winthrop is less than $127. th is proving how economically the College is run. Ahe Almnae Assocation of this College is endeavoring to arouxe in the minds of the Legislators an interest in Winthrop’s im- medate and imperative needs, and we hope that some of th^se needs will be looked after at the present session of the Legisla ture. Alumna. DEATH OF MRS ELIZABETH. CORDRY. Mrs Eli/.Jibeth Cordry die<f at her home near Adams Run Jan. IK, 11*11 Shewa^fifi vears. 8 r months and 5 days old. She had been sick in bed nearly five months: She bore her long illness with patience. Mrs Cordry was good an’d kind to every one. always ready to lend a helping hand and to know her wa» to love her. It was hard to have to part with one we loved so dearly, but G.kI knows best. She was buried a: the old White church besiile her husband, Vhopie- cedcd lit r to the grave five v-ars |janti three months. She (eaves to mourn her los- an aged mother two brothers, one si-ter hnd three adopt ed daugfifers, lH*side a bust ^ of relatives and fricn<is„ 11 H*ath ritles *»n everv passing ' And lurks in every ‘lower, Reach season ha' its own disease. And i<erils every hour. I>augii f e.*s. A |iiece o' tUune! ttamprued »ttr. Luembt rlainX Linlni^Dt anti bounu ,>a to the affected parta la aufierior to *ny plaater Wheu troubled eithlAiue hick or patna ia ihe aide or cheat give it m trial aad yoa are oertaia 10 be iwwv thaa pleaaed ’«nh the prompt relief wkrek li afford*. Bold by all o**r*.