Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 ■? wli'> n v/ ans Htiwan Fertilizers are carefully made from the Best Materials,, are of High - ' Grade and Fiffe Quality, and Produce Splendid Results. HTIWAN COTTON COMPOUND, PLOW BRAND RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE, DIAMOND SOLUBLE BONE, and other High Grade fertilizers Etiwan Fertilizer Company, Charleston, S. C. FOR SALE BY TERRY & SHAFFER ^ WALTEBBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA \ . f ■MptfFAIf MMMIY OM* MSM WMBia IT tin BLUSE. Cohunbia Mar. li:- Got. yesterday diamfaeed the ^embers of the State dispensary This action was not unexpected the peremptory order came what as a sUrprse. - The members of commision are Dr. W. J. Murray, Columbia, chair man; Patton, Greenvill, John McSween, Timmorusvillej J. Steele Brice, ^Yorkvule, and 27 ’■‘THE**® ynaraaatf lldnyi April 27. Mw was C. J. Get^nscr at j To this coople nrcre ban ch^dren. the first, third «uu fourth, which indoded two boys] r ' ■m* ’ ■I l I Ui - THE - HaBIT” BOY YOOR GOODS BT 9 ^on. rr. P— The second a little girl. LilHan! Thelma, born Sept. 6, 1907. died j at Fort Scott, Kansas, July ‘21,1 1909. j o«tv.c The marriage ceremony of Mr. J a w anc l Mrs. Getsmger was perform- r _ ’ ’ ou ’ ietl by our K<v. Peaaxrk. a Bap- G “" n<, y‘ . | list minister. Gov. HI ease Raid that he v had noj file deceased before her mar-ilH statefnent u> make as to whsthsr he riage was a scliool.teacher, teach- • !S would appoint another commission j ing at UBhowavtile S- C. 10 1903, to complete the work of winding upland at Getsinger, in 1904. the affairs of the old Stale disptn-. As a young lady she possessed a sary. * i>eauuful cl»aracter. ar.d was a I In his order of dismissal he charg ^“V'jnte.°f a:I %v ho knew her. [L ed the members of the commission •' a " 11 e s: ' 0 P OS:s ^ ss ^ a I Io5 l«th n vE lcct of duty. ,tatin E that I 80,1 - jth« *(»>a .huuld Iiavu own Cum-1 ‘ M V a nd ^(tLimifcr had . plc.cd at an car her date. ] recently ,„ u ., ht , ilcm a “J , ilw had much to say with reference home in one of the best locations j to the Atlanta fpm of Ia*>ers He in Fort v nice, j charged the mvmVr?? pf the commit j'., ;‘h tlielr ijicreasing t | sion with incapacity. I iiis act follows four years of hard work by live of Ine l»est known and most cajmble and honest business men in South.Carolina, "ho have by their untiring effort saved the State iiOuqt pahi.uin Cbriestoo Surprise Bargain House. staking street charleston, s, c. Corsets and Corset Covers. CaM to •*** us and you will 1h» <>urD r ise<l with our ne-v styles just rereived from the C B (X)MPANY of NEW YORK. Tne beit vojie skirta and silk underskirts at our store. Also we have a full lino of Diy Goods, Shoes, Ladies Velvet Shoes. Ladies Gjiiars, Puises, Hand Ba^s, Etc. Gentlemen, for a fashionable pair of pants call on Frank Gr SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES i in M Manager Walterboro Branch WALTERBORO . . . S. C. □ 0! -1 r U1 0 1 0 m □ c-ia t^xetner >ine-'S in ana bo;i*ing i Mr. Geisinger • J I FOR SALE HIGH GRADE COHON SEED MEAL $30.00 PER TON NEW BAGS FULL WHGin <-1l IAC1EI lANllFilTlIHNI! COIPANY, 8UOCKS80R8 TO GEO. S. HACKER & SON fiMMBBtina StrBBt, CHARLBSTON, SO i UAVIBLI AND QRANITB WORKS and WE MANUFACTURE Doors Sash and Blinds Columns and Balusterg; Grille* and Ornaments; Screen Doori Windows. WE DEAL IN Glsss, Sash Cord and Weight! CHARLESTON, S C. lliO CuCud works in which was i ngaiad a- a great ><>urce or sutisiacti a ar.d cumf< rt. She witli her husband were members o: the First Captiat churcit o! Fort Scott, u:«d active worker in that organization. She was a sweet ^nd affectionate wife' Iht^ last day she spent on wtts one of her happiest. She atv her evening meal as «sual, tut before two o’clock the next morning her spirit had taken its flight. Toward the last she seemed confident that her hour had come. She spoke affectionatly to her husband, for they were real lovers even to the last; she said she saw Thehna, and then she smiled peacefully and passed away in the arms of Jesus. Her beautiful casket was covered with flowers, gifts of her many friendK 11k Ker. H»r?ry R Munott ?* urst Baptist church, had said the last words “Little Thelma,” gave the forting address over the body of this beloved wife. The body was taken to South Carolina for burial and was ac companied on this long and sad journey by the husband. Friends followed the taring form to the train and then they returned to their homes with aching hearts and prayers for the true upright and noble husband, for the bereaved mother, brother *and sisters. Send For Prices, Mr Joka Y. Beach rnpreaaata as a Walterboro THE GREATEST M*.\ ,IMCTUR ERS OF PIANOS IN THE WORLD. The Cable Company of Chicago ranks among the greatest manu facturers of pianos in the world, and it was in its factories that the beautiful instrument is made which we are offering in our subscription prise contest. Tnis instrument was chosen at the Charleston salesrooms of the Cable Piano Company, and was selected by p commitee which “had given con sideration lo all other leading makes of Instruments. It was choaen be came of its reputation and musical qualities, and also because the Cable Piano Company is known as one of the leading homes in its line In the South. The Cable Company hm two immense factories— one in Chicago and the other at St Charles., III. in thete establishments, every facility for accurate workmanship is provided,’ and only the most highly trained are employed. With this remark able organization and and a rigid system of inspection, oianos are pro duced which stand for the highest Dit/FNFI ITFMC. instrinsic and musical value. We KAVCIICL IIlNO* ^ wanted to be sure that the win- Ravenel Mar. 18, Special:— ner of the prize Would be fully satis Miss Gertrude Rodgers has re- fied and we felt that the best way turned home after .a pleasant to carry out this purpose was to Cecil choo9e th ' K'nwtwry Pi.no. Com- ( Mrs „ Fox anJ | iule son potent musioiann who have Pa-nwi | Gary of Adln)s Run 9pent Thure . an opinion on it. agree with us in; day last gith Mrs. W. A. Gil- I our belief that we have chosen to more. ' 1 the best advantage. This beautiful 1 I). H. Towles was a visitor to instrument is now on exhibition at Walterboro last week, where he P THE LANDAY STEEL RANGE ha> all the features neces sary to a g o o d range. Beauty of doign. durability, convenience and economy of fuel. The pride of every housewife. Sold only by the PELLUM HARO- ts> WARE CO. SEED! SEED! SEED! BEST, FRESH STOCK iooo Sacks Sfeed Potatoes $oo Sacks*Setd Beans 300 Bushels White and Red Onion Sets L. C. A. ROSSELER Charleston, S. C. CORNER MEETING AND MARKET STREETS Prtapt Powerful Permanent Ito baneficUt cf. facta art usual]/ kit vary auickl/ Stubborn cases jriald to P. P. P. urban other merit. fiiaaa art usclcsa Good rcsulta an lasting—it enrea you tosUycwad P. P. P. _ Haloes rich, red, pure blood—cleanses the entire •jfStesn—dears the brain — strengthens digestion and nerves. A positive specific for Blood Poteoa and skin diseases. Drives oat Rheei—Hf and Stop* the Pals; ends Malaria; •* * wonderful Look; and body-builder. Thousands endorse it. F. V. UPPMAN, SAVANNAH, GA. oRc= JjjL - —— —»Hw~ ~—-j] □ S. Finn’s Jewelty Store. TFe ranat common caoia of Inaomnia ia diaotders of the alomach Chamber- ! laM’a Stomach and Liver Table;* cor r-ct the«>e diaordera aud enable jou to sleep. Kprysale by all dealers. DEATH OF B. G. BENTON. . Bv G. Benton of Periel. died Jan. 10,1911, He was born Jan. 1, 1K14. was the guest of his son Houst&n Towles. Misses Ethel and Nellie Fox of Adams Run were visitors in; Ravenel on Sunday. Mrs. Mary Altman of Charles ton is visiting her daughter. Mrs J. W. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Gatch of Osborn was the guests of Mrs. J. A { Chinnis on Sunday. Miss Gussie Goodwin cf Char- yiMferWf; ■stabliah«4lB 1794 * * Oldest Firm In America O. A. WALKER and was 76 years of age Mr Ben- , ^ ^ h<^e‘. after ton was a useful man and highly re- 1 spending a pleastant week with spected Christian. He has been a i Miss Ruby Gatch. MASTER'S SALE mmmmmmmmtmammmrn STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. r<)!leton County. Common Plea*. Sadie Jones, et al. C. H V'S. Porter, et al. i BANK OF SMOAKS. j Smoaks. March ly,-Special—pe tition for Charter for the Bank of Smoaks. with a capital stock of Fif. toil to rest, teen Thousand Dollars has been made by A. E. Yarn. W. H. Yarn. By virtue of the Decree of above; 1 e> » 1 i- • «* 11 urt herein, 1 will sell at public 1 * n ' 1 S - P - J - ,, * ms h . r • blIS " V88 outcry before the Courthouse* in men [of Smoaks. They are taking ov^r the building fixtures, etc. re- cently put in by the Bank of Hamp ton and are organizing a home insti tution composed of home people and Tc.-tt e.. ...d •• ’ |<e , *t «- *»d> for business in the near future. It is predicted that this institution will meet with success and the promoter* are very enthusiastic. This will make two banks for this hustling little city, the Smoak’s Banking Coaspany having been recently or ganised. in Walterboro on salesday in April , next (3rd day! within the legal ’hours of the following des cribed realty: All that tract of land situate in IV county and •*f :r«eo'C em t&inmg t*uO) four hundred acres, more or less, and bounded north by lands of estate of Petit, east by lands of estate oi F. K. Blake, south by lands of estate C W Jones and west tar the Salkehatchie River. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to ■my for papers. G G. HENDERSON, Master. IS, I91L consistent member and worker of Pine Grove Baptist church. Mr. Benton also belonged to the Peniel l/Hal union No. 755 F. U. Sleep on dear brother take thy rest,* ■> . For God gave thee to earths misery, and has taken thee from Dear brother we miss thee, our will but Gods be done. not Messrs Phillips, Harris and Gilmore spent Sunday with W.! A. Gilmore. Mrs. H. A. Ferrebee was in Charleston several days this week visiting friends. .* L. R. Brooks former agent at Ravenel * spent Tuesday here with friends. Messrs Varilla arid Ouarato. pf the Charleston Navy Yard Band was the guests of Mrs. H. B. \ Ackerman Saturday and Sunday MILUNERY Having just returned from the North where 1 carefully selected a beautiful line of Mil linery Go >ds. I am now prepared to serve my friends with the latest styles that will even please the greatest critic and prices that will please everybody. . : : : Miss Phoebe Rizer Lodge, - - S. C. 23-!? HE m John W SiekelMniih. (»rr*».ii*h >m, Pn t; - ~“ h»n tbre* ohildreo. and like moat ~ — , dren they freqoently take c»'ld. N{We; • Mrs. F. T. Towles is at present ha/e triaa aavaral klqda of eoagh-medi- visiting her mother Mrs. Bessel- cina, ,, he aaya, “bal nave never found i:^,. n f Vloowtbc any yet that did them as much *nod ». l,eU 01 . Chamberlain's Cough Keme.ly." For sale by all dealers. For Solid Gold and Silver Jeweby Go to I juaprea* Delivered or called for at every part of the city. Telephone 8b. ILC. A SAULS, AGENT. At Southern Express Ga Miss Elaine Lord visited friends and relatives uy Charles- | ton on Friday. J. A. YtSTERBERG, Jewelry Store. Main Street, Next Door to New Postoffice. * WALTEKBOKO, 8. C. a* • a*. A . Aimme ^.^'.11(1 friends nere thia past week. Miss Mildred Wimberly re turned to her school Sunday after a pleasant visit to her parents in St George. Mae L. »/-<■» v^-* •*— > a*r> W to prepara for Boutkeepiiig btooographic. Civil Service. SaUamanahip and Telegraphy poaitioua bow awaiting *>d or ntoeey telunded. Worthy young people may )earn | after poattiou ia area red. Leaeotw by mall if daeired. write at Otfar aad aava $10 90 on your courae The hifheat m the Oarollnaa or Hoath-Atlaatle. i*. J. J. Mien of Emfieen. town . SMITKIN COMMERHALSCHOOL, CHARLESTON, FI Wtotoa-flataM. Baliabury, Wllmiagtea, X. <