Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t i i W. T B. 0 «. M*.N#«4«9nUi* S. win »nuL AIVAVSII MIAMI. IWfecd^varr WadMMl •t Wmltarboro, 8. C. WEDNESDAY. MAR. 22.1911 fir from bofaw tfe* lmo< part of it I lock them over care fully and aave at leaat five limes the eoet of the paper each week through the fapMMMpa advanUges I 'get from them." SaljLthe other: "I believe you are right—I know that they pay me well and rather think Jt is not goe^ taste to find fault with the advertisements pfter all." Those BMn^iive the right idea of the mat- WANTED—A riogan for Walter- one? The Qvk toagoo has it on the COiatayrjsji Onh. for the League mseWregula^y and the Club does ' Somd Of the oMaeasof Walterboro assm to Jbe throwing considerable ‘W on the ice plant proposition. A betW UkMhkt be “dM." Governor Blease may. as he says he will do. write his name on the pages of South Carolina history. So did Governors Chamberlain and <r The Community Club of Charles ton comes out in a letter soundly roasting Governor Blease for veto ing an Act providing for an election Vs determine whether or not Char leston should adept the Commission twin of government. But Charles ton should not do thtsYor the vote there is what elected Rlease Gover nor. But Colleton cannot throw stones for if our memory serves us right Colleton gave Blease a majori ty. She£has repented, though. In it the ter., k pay* any man with a family to taka a good local paper for the sake of the advertisements if noth ing more. And if busin— men fail to ffcpp fanners a chance to rend advertiaementain the local paper/ they are Mind to their own intereata, to wy the leaat of it “You never trfide with me,” said a bnrineta man to a pruaparona farmer. "You have never invited me to your place of buainem and I never go where I am not invited; I might notbewelome," was his reply.—Gaffney Ledger. The constant drop of water wears away the hardest stone. The constant chewing Towser Masticates the toughest bone, The Constant cooing lover takes awtiy-the blushing maid, The constant advertiser is the one that takes the trade. ; ! am it win date I will be at the following places in said township: Tuesdays at Parker’s Ferry X Roads. ' Fridays at Keane’s*Store, near Adams Run village. Saturdays and Mondays at Meg- gett. “ \ Wednesdays and Wiuxsday I will beat Ravenel, my home and will re ceive any pagan pertaining to any court I will make one of thane days when neesasaiy across 'Caw Caw Swamp to hold court D. H. TOWLES. Magistrate. Meggett S. C., March 7.1911. '.r* libel •M &ait Made to Order *Ts Is ssfissed. nsdsr fissHoa WOS. of tOsOstoef Otvtt Lafis, IMS. tbss. sn elssrtsn bsbsMMeisriay .MareS ft. ibli, at Litas 8wp school hooss, or othor I ptaoo withla said district, oei that oaly thdSt persoes who rosore ml or porsoeol propony for taxetina.* oed who exhibit tbdr tax necipts sod reelstrbtion oerti- Scat as as required to gvoaral aiactioBO, bo allowed to vote. At aakl rleatioa, coeh elector favoring the propoeed tax tooi) caat a ballot ooatalniOK the worda ' Fur Additioool Tax” prinudor wiittoo Ibarroo sod each otoctor oppoaod to aaid addWooot tax eball vote a ballot cen tal atag too words ‘‘Afalcst Additioaal Tax” pitetod or w»ittoo thereon oed Attmtioo Grocery Clerks grocers or cterae in first sellirg. pfter i pounds of Luslanne lifferent customers Pells will bsopseed at 8 o'clock a. a cbead at 4 o’clock p. at. B B (iomtwte, V B McCoraock and Ed. SMckked. tnatoa ot aid Dto- trtot are borstoy aapotatad aaeagora to oosdoot said * “IftooStojod^roftbo yota coat bt The ten retail grocen or clerks in Sooth Genii reeding this, ten Coffee to ten di end sending os the names and ad dresses of those customers, will be sent either e nice souvenir paper weight or Clothes brush. Write names mid addresses plainly. Guar antee every pound of Luzianne Cof fee. sheU bs for ‘Add! ’Against Additional TSs,’ too addtaooai tax obeli ue lav tad.” Withla toe days altar too election, the above aoaaad saaaaoera aboil report to tote Hoard too raais of tho oieeooa. nod for alto toaa with toe poll tisti the ballot box mod nil pnpnrs apportaiatim.thoreto. H. WBLACK, SB. J. RICE OODLEY. W. W.SaiOAK, Co Bd. Edncation Cwtletoo Co. Wntarboro. S. C., March •.1811. CANADY SCHOOL CLOSES. Weeks, March 17,—Special: The closing exercises of • the Canady school will tike place on the evening of March 31, The teacher—Mias E. Viola Shuler, has prepared an inter esting program, which will consist of songs, recitations, dialogues and tableaux. The exereisee will begin at 7.30. The public is invited. FIRE WARDS ESTABLISHED. The Spartanburg Journal is think ing of sending its mailing list to Governor Blesse for him to deter mine whether orjiot the sub&ribers hre "eligible” to receive the paper. * » The Journal id already clawed as "second class matter" by the United States postal authorities, and by the time our heroic Governor gets through with it it will not be allowed as ■a "fourth class matter.” There are only two "newspapers" in the State, you know. At the regular meeting of the fire department on Monday night, it was decided to divide the town into four fire wards as follows: W The Reily-Taylor Company BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT SHOP New Orleans, La I Ward .‘l. Ward 2. S Railroad o 3 Ward Avenue Ward 4. E The Tress and Standard has under advisement the installation of some e expensive machinery for the purpose of making a better newspaper of it. In fact we have ordered a linotype, which should be here about the time our voting contest closes. This is a M WE ylO 7 # PAY ’ iO are headquarters in the Blacksmith and Wheel wright buainem. A trial . is all we ask to prove to you that we are "on to our job.” We make a special- , ty in repair work. Horse Shoeing is also a specialty. Plows set on short notice. Prompt attention given to all customers. not x^rop in here and let me take your measure for a suit or extra pair of trousers? ilor made suit costs you no more than an or gfe ready made garment. Besides you get a tori lot «V satisfaction in knowing that your clothes, /lot odrfy fit you, but are made of the best material therein. I represent one of the best tailors-in New York and guarantee to give you a perfect fit. Absohi^ Siriisfidion Guaranteed or Yoik Money Refunded \ 1 have already sold fiy trousers to some of the\* town and I know I can Suits and 16 Pairs of ‘Swellest Dressers” in you too. Suits Nadeto Order opi $15 to $45 Extra Trousers $4.50 W)l2 per Pair All the latest Fabrics, Tans, Browns ;Grays, Blues. Stripes, Plaids and Checks. Guaranteed all wool. Let us show you samples. - N Ordert Fitted in 10 Daye. Pined Your* Now G. GRUBER, Manager Cash Mercantile Company FOR SALE You 4 per cert quarterly on tU deposits in our Savings Department. WE HAVE HAD 10 Yean EXPERIENCE Capital $15,000.00 Farmers and Merchants Bank, EHRHARDT, s. c. S. W. CoPElwANO. President. Dr. J. H. Roberts, Vice-Pres. M. Max Walker. Cashier. GRAVES-BUCHANAN EASTERLING OLD STAND WALTERBORO. - - S. C. FOR SALE—Firs Engine Honee No 1, located next door to the residence of W J Fiabbarae will be ■old there Fri day. March 24, at 12 o’clock to the highest bidder. W B Ackerman, J 22 It Mayor. FOB BALE—8 (J Rhode Island Rad Eggs $1 50 tor 15—*7 .To per ISO On: of s«x emriesat last eounty lair my birds took 1st and 2nd. Cockerel, 1st 2rd and Srd Hen, 2 Pallet. Alto 1st for best pen. Can yon beat it? 8 A Martin,^r. White Hall,8. C. 3 22 4t ‘BT la Bar BLX8& Bliao stands for bodk—boot family modininn Bliss Native Herbs strikes at the root of disease by purifying the blood. FOR SALE—Kigrt from K I Hedt; wln- uert of tint i rir.e a* County Fair 15 forkl. a A PatternoD, Jr , 3 1 If Walterboro Pratt’s Poultry egg producer at Kl toe gre NOTfCt. Notice la hereby gieita tost I forth andsr penally of las MBSpan of an kind upon any 'f my lands in Colleto County. Rolens** White, White Hall, S. C. Marc* 8.1911. 4t. TEACHER’S NOTICE. The Spring Teacher’s Examinatio will be bald Friday, May 5 1»11, at tb Courthouse, begUning at t o’etoek a n The rnbjsct of agriculture will be one c branches on which applicants will t examined The agricutttrel’qaectioi will lie based on * School Leyton* i dVs F<>lt SALE—Kukt'i from ••hnire Mrown L-ghorn«. Won tinr piu • »; County Ftir )f 1 00 per wtiing 15 8 if T. 1* Murray. WulierLeru, 8 C. Notice. Ward 2, is the jxirtion north of Hampton street anti west of Railroad Avenue. Ward 3, is south of Hampton street and west of Railroad Avenue. i Ward 4. is east—of Railroad STATE OF sou fH CAROLINA, Avenue and north of Hampton SfaUMl bv the Street. Colleion County Highway Commi^ion *• ‘ Ward 5, is oast of Raihroi d tor tb** f<*Uowinr i*ood!» up to April 4 Avenue ami south. oPdlampb n 11,1 L oc ‘ (ck m • for ^pp 1 ^ f ”» It restores wasted laaoee; strengthens every organ. A tablet at night; next morning feeling bright. Faithfully used will banish Rheumatism, Constipation, Dyspep sia, Kidney and Liver Disorders. FOR SALK—Tool’* unproved cotton ' rfted, F. M. Tlinmig- li* Us Cross R< adf, Rutlin, S ij Oorn” and TSc-hool Exereine* in Flan Prc’dncton." The^e hu]letc>ns art* it •ucd by the I'nited State«i IVepartuiec of Agricultare urd may be had on plimtioii A in«v l»e obtained L application to tbit ottlc**. H VV BLACK. 8R ' 'n St^.r rtf H'. < W dletboro, 8 C , I eb IS, 1S11. 2 2! 3t ** 11 4’ street. Railroad Avenue runs from the ttie chain K»ng aud fe d and loiagi- (or the tram* Be sure you securq the genuine Bliss Native Herbs—in a yellow box bearing the portrait of Alonxo O.JBliss. very expensive piece of machinery, 1 ^ Hendersons iesi but we hope Ui make it pay for itself j Hampton Street from Pad-, m the amount of lalwr it snves. gett, Lemacks and Moorer’a of- j i'ertain it is that we shall Endeavor 1 fi ce ‘I° J* M. (-arter jf residence. , to give more oewa while it is newa. ring several times to attract ahd to that end we wish to organize a staff ofjwideawake, live correspon- dents from every community in the gonnty and. for that matter, out of it, where the paper circulates. This we shall take up at once, and we! should be pleased to heqr from persons from each postoffice or com munity. either offering themselves as a correspondent or suggesting some good person. This is of the utmost importance, not only to this paper, but it .xhould Ik* to every community in the county, the naim weekly p hell will A, tention and will then sound the ward number. The ward num ber will also be repeated by the mill and factory-whistles. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Hacoti l>y the hundred pounds (.inis by ihe him k Floor by the Barrel. Syrun by the falion Halt bv the lack Meal by the sack Fodder end hay by (he hundred pounds j <’o*n and os IS by the bushel Usletl rice straw b> the ton. All bidders will b« rtiioired to band in Ibetr bids at 12 m , april 4, 1VU and remain nntfl opened The Commission reserves the right to rejects ay or all bids . All oniars will be tilled over the sig- ; nature ol the Highway Comal—ioa. J. E. MO JRE. Chairman ! C. W. BUTLER, Clerk B*d. Commission. Walteiboro. 8. C., March 13. 1VU. 3 15 3t 200 tablet* $1.00. Money back If not satisfied F< >i{ SALE — Red I.eghori:*. u new vit- riety—She ^rea'est liver*- on esnh Cocks $1 (Hi 'eHch. Kigs yl (Ki per siring uf fifreen .1 R Kiusev. itoi nd, S. C 2 22 St NOTICE. Tin* uudt-rs k-n-.i! f ib : d ui -.er j- uh.' of law trepiisMl,^ Of i.1, k 1(1 U|-«.u nil ol onr Inii-la i , M A JlrrlHiid.S ! i" w Itn-’an-! I* ( I, Him, J Fe'H, ■. (' K ilierr J .1 U-era, C A Saia^e. 3 22 4t s I ’< >R SALE— Iluroc Jerst-y f Their mother took lira, prize nt the Colleton Fair PL» subj*-! r to register. 3 1 4t L. H. Vatu, lidaudtoi). S. (.. « Ask the Bile* i. J. Bfitch, YOUNG’S ISLAND. S. C. AGENT. FOR SALE—In the town of Walterboro. 8 C , a nice home wiUi burn, stables, hutfyy snd wi^uii sheds and smoke house—less tbau one hundred >srds of \ “ two of the lending banks ot the town, ebont one hundred yards of the court house, two minutes walk to some of the best stores iu town—water-nsaiu runs right by frout yard, good neigh bors, healthy and one among ihe beat towns tu the 8tate. Apply to , J.W. CARSON, 11 30 If Yarnville, 8. O. It you have trouble in ge tiurr rid' your cold yon may know: that you »r uot treating it properly. Tnere is u reason why r ccld •honld hang oo f. weeks and it will not if you lake Chan berlstu’s Ctugh Remedy. F-ir sale!) all dealers. 20 Years WithHeartTrouble ’’Dr* Miles’ Heart Remedy has FOR 8ALE—Fall line of electra enamel | cured me of heart rtilffr of ware for the kitchen Very cheap, „ * . j* • Nature’s Warning >ery cheap, serviceable and cleanly. L N Glover, Fnrnitare Store. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 'County of Colleton, 1ft the Court of Common Pleas. Allan £.4 Searson, as Administrator' . .j , S |.^ * # • j 1 of Virginia I). Kagot, Deceased, ^ ^ 0 . iny ^ rH j‘ m ^ Muintiw * | that I hfcve just received a carload of White Hickory wagons. Also a' a * Walterboro People Must Recog- Announcement. uze and Head it. BUSINESS LOCALS. liaintiff. Kidney ills cime quietly mystrr- lonely. Hut nature always warns you vs - I 'i ” . _ N->tire tbe kidney secretion* Hcnn,’ Hagot and Others, Dt-fendant! n,ce huggtos. harness. jj the ^ u unhealthy— '.M* suLuTibers m several euuniivs Pursuant to an Order of the Court : * a * , r o ^ e *’ etc " ^ have on hand ten , jf tner^ are settlings and seditn*-n». To have herein in the above entitled cause.! arMl a L. ha f three ■ Fa-agw fnquent, scanty, paiuful. •'ycafsold. Price one hundred to one ! ItViime theu to u»? Itoun's Kidney dollars. Just the Fid* I , . • ' iiuriK ior a larin . ^ h To ward eff Bright’s discsso. luired to present their accounts! UKI “ • l>. an « have dou» great «ork m this • of you • place and people f ' V r ^ ltor ? of estate of Virginia hundred and fifty 1>. Hagot, deceased, are hereby re-! ,uV‘r r . uaa ii In f ue cur ;>l< , f' "1fr quired to pres**nt their accounts lor a tarm., M. H. HIOTT, against the said estate before me at mv idiice. , . , „ , . , . , . . Walterbord, S. C., duly and stat**>, vyill Ik.* north much to it. itemized apd verified, together with Advertising pays, and when one eon-1 P ro °f ,ho eorrectnesa thereof ROUND, SOUTH CAROLINA. h 4 i i i within thirty days from the date of! siantiy reads ot a place and the do- the said Order, such Order having! Onion sem 10; per qnart or throe quarts for 25c. 11 W Black. Ir. Onion sots at Klein's. Harrows, Cnltlfstors. Hoes, Plow* etc. HW Black, Jr Reliable Kidney Remedy Klein’s Rmbu Componud. Straw Hats at H W Black, Jr hch relieved in ISO initiate* bv Wool ford * Ssuitsry J. fine NL-w r J.Ujs. sold bv Jotiu M Klciu, Iiru.' o.-t lo 5 Tailor-made ( iotLIng, tit and satidac- il W Rlaik, Jr. will accrue to such section. If shown up in a good light, new sei- tiers may be induced Marck 14, 11)11. liK-Aiuy Mr* Mary i. yicttu^iie, 5 Li’ierty < t ('t*s:!e-t*n,, S C . -ays: “I can reco n m ud Hcan s Kidney Pills, for they tlon guaranteed have hclpe*! me wonderfudv I Lad i # kidnev emupbuot aud suffered lor a imr> of nrtmde th.>r. Uno t Ilin., Mieen made on March 14. 1911 ^ 1 When yon bare rheumatism in rour lone tone fr.-m backache aud soreness Pearl Millet Seed at Klein's. mir> of It, people, th-r, bpo U'Uin* j »««"»<«« .» »* *""» ' ■*« <~* -Ml »o.l Mn, . Spring Salt, j',.l wf,...! just the amount ( f iidvantage- ti . ' ' I, sad y<*u wil. gel quick relief It Cost. *’*’*. * n **' » ' in every wu>. fni m uf- o, r Master, halt a quafter. Wny so(Ier?^l'or •».# f cr I besaa esiug D wn’a lliduey Pitis,; ^ . m » mai k u. by ali usalera. ’ , I relieved and at the present time 1 D.wm'i Kidney Pill* at Klein’s. ! • ^ R4 30 Uvcr Pill Ululate the Llver- n # i u- /S j, ,, , . ^ or *11 dealers. Frio* 50 1'hat’s all at K Prof. J. Rtce (rodiey. of Islandtin., : eenta Foster-Milboro’ Oo. Buffalo, | l 1 at K e.n ■ had business in town Monday. ' ^^ Vc>flt - »°l e ta'vnt* for the United “How to Look Youn< and V\ itnjme” Mrs. Walton % Warren and baby j Remember the name-Doan s- and Bsp^^ililMlMgtaSolto ^Wtex^Toa AtlanU who have baen visiting Mrs. | take no other pee.. Switches, Pail*. Oomblngr ’ Acme over 20 years’ standing.x? was so bad that I could not 4o my work, and could scarce!)^firaw a full breath without ftmftijto or smothering. The doct«M*HFine he could do itt) more Jot pie: then 1 commenced ukinf the Heart Remedy. I skaII sever forget that night. I flept Letter than I had before in mootli.s. I kept right on getting better, un til I was perfectly well." MRS. LAURA 'RUSSELL, Logan, Iowa. When the hear, action is weak, it fails to pumi the blood through the lungs witt sufficient rapidity. Then the luigs do not absorb the proper anount of oxygen, although thiy may \ NOTICE. to come in, u ^, I Nottos U hereby giyen that I forbid. r*ai esUte will change hands and a under penalty of the law. any t new life begin in the community. Therefore. Mr. Buaineas Man, tree to it that your community fa represent- m* by stook opoo mv term in Bruxtoa sis Township at Btaphc X Hoads. F. M. Thomas. Raffln, 8. C., Jons 1,1910. lyr Warren’s parents, Mr. and Mrs H. A., Francis here. She will return i R. H. Breland, of Stokes was here home Friday. j Monday. . Hair Co., Savannah, Ga. 2 1 12t 1 Vaccine shields at Kkhs’s. taking in a normal fnount o ; air. The result is sl)rtness < t breath, smothering sells, cl iff.- • ;'t 1 i-cat’uug, o; presed feeling in chest. Dr. Miles’ feart Rem edy strengthens the bart nerves and * muscles, ant! frithia way increases the circulatfaL Get a bottle from yur drug gist. Take it accordhigo direc tions, and if it does nd benefit be will return your ntfMix.