Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ « ; s •- r i 4 '*/ 4 FIRST NATIONAL BANK E. E. Jcmes, Vioe-Prest G G. Padgbtt Cashier. FURNITURE just arrived TwoCar Loads of Furniture " of all kinds. Call on us before buying. Can save you money Trunks, Suit Cases and Hand Satchels a Specialty. COLLETON CYPRESS COMPANY o J. B. GLOVER, Manager. COLLETON. - SOUTH CAROLINA .. ■ •- \ Kuffln. May L8p—aclal: Tabor local ualon Mo. 717, bold a rory ta- torooting mooUng April SS, at S:0S O’clock, p. m., although oaly a few pootlac se tatsmUag tfobato, bat It oooau aa If tho opoakow get lit* Uo excited aad Mattered about fa different directions, but none of them reached the place of the meet* Sng. 1 anens we will have to ex cuse the absence of some of the mer here, ah they are maun farmers, and wanted to plant cotton on the old pnooti hut Just to think the moon ■ever guts old. We have about de cided that were we to get near enough to the moon to plant on It, we would he more bout on Might seeing than furring. Wake up meiuborH, wo could have a first rl&HM union if ail would spare a short while once a month to come Out to the meeting. With best wished for the Frees and Standard. 8BCRBTARY Items From Smoaks. May 1.—Special: Plan ting In this section kaa boon going Steadily forward- daring tho few weeks, snd Is now about com pleted The cool nights are rather >ed on the little cotton aad corn. * B. L. Joaes visited la Walter hero ^asthreek. • K. f>. Herndon, of Smoaks bad profess loo al business in Charleston <# few days last week. 1 The Buck Head School which is' jbslght by Prof. W. B. Wiley Is loisg splendid work under kts able lageihent. This Mhol will close week. The pupils are looking psrd to the Closing exercises with iuni. There will also be an Ice festival given on the evening May <. tor the benefit of this >1. Every one is cordially in to come and bring well fUled ;{ • •J Commercial Club To Meet. ’! The Commercial Club will hold It {Regular monthly meeting Monday *r .Toning at the club rooms. An Interest •Ii g program will be enjoyed, and /several important committees Will makes reports at this meeting. Be sides these reports neveral speeche* a ill be made, smon gthese being sev «. . *;m! not delivered at the luoi j ;>**■ _ 1 J. K. SmoaA. proeldent of Smoaks ( .Bnnking conipuuy spent Monday Ini i town. Mr. Smoak la also postmaster' Smoaks, and stated there was a| effort being made to get a third rnral routs from Smoaks to take ts the Raffia aad Williams ssetiona Indigestion Is the curse of ' every home. UbMi’i Diiathe Wm will cure it in aU forms. Painful digestion, aw stomach, bloated feeling, pujpiiation of the heart, sleep lessness, distress and all the ills arising from poor digestion yield promptly to the marvel ous effect of uoUe's Dilative Woe 50c the bottle at your nearest store or from .■ SHUPTRINE CO. Savannah, Ga. Money hack if not pleased. T«» Select AttractlonH. The offlcerH of the county Fair aHhoclation will hold a meeting on Thursday, this week to confer with a repreeentatlve of an amusement hooking company for the purpose of closing contracts for theamusemest at the next county fair. Beginning this early, the committee hopes to be able to contract with s fine class of shows and attractions for next fair. is just me Afnf/yau. mJtC «. YOU WELL TAKE PRIDE IE DRIVIEO IV ONE OP OUB BUGGIES. YOU’LL HAVE A BTYUStt OHB. ONLY TIB ETBOEGE8T 8EASOVED WOODS GO QITO THE MAO UP OP OXJE BUGGIES; AND THE PAINT WONT CRACK. „ x WE BELL LOTS OP BUGGIES—THAT’S WHY WE SELL THEM CHEAP; WE SELL BUGGIES CHEAP— THAT’S WHY WE SELL LOTS OP THEM 4> « A. Wiehman & Sim ' X WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA MEM0R1AL_ADDRESS FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE ATTKNL ANNUAL CHURCH EXERCISES HELD AT DRS CREEK CHURCH the Rev. J. R. our country. Those survived togeth er with their contemporaries and co-workers sad the noble foundation for the new South on the smok ing ruins of the old South. They endured hardships which we have never been called on to endure. The exigencies of their times de manded large and heroic service and they tgave it without a murmur Not only do we recognise that they helped ns In this way, they main- talned as best they could the charehes sad schools, leaving them to ne ns rich legacies. S. We shosld perpetuate aad en large the labors of love which they began. It does not reuqlre so tauch courage and initiative to per^ petuate as it does to enlarge upon their noble labors. Our proverbial conservation will take care of that, CUT YOUR OATS WJTH A McCORMIClC MOWER * A Solid Car Load Just Received c - *» Op 3 DEACANC WHY Y OU SHOULD BUY A KttUUR? McCORMICK No. 1. You KNOW What they are. No. 2., They pay for themselves. No. 3. We carry all parts and repairs in stock. ~ Brown Fnrnibire & Hardware Company. “WE LEAD—OThfERS FOLLOW,” WATCH re? Ik Watch Store Perhaps S00 persons were pres ent Thursday ef last week to enjoy the memorial exercises held at Dm, Creek ok arch. Addresses suitable to the occasion were delivered, one of theee being that of Rev. J. C. Lawson of Lodge, ths Invited speak- of the occasion i for the morning but enlargement 1m that we need exercises, and In tie afternoon Uev.lThe business world recognizes that J. it. Smith of Cordova, who wasjit is necessary to do this. Hence formerly the pastor for this church *e have great and growing commer- Mr. Lawson’s subject was ‘ Our and Industrial organizations Duty to tho IWd.” and was consid-| This Is true in every department ered one of tho best addresses of our modern thought and life.j heard at this place for several On* - churches and schools must re-; years. cognize this or they will be anti- Mr. Smith's address was some speculations as to what Heaven will be, or Heaven aa a reality. This address waa well received and 1 la- ten ed to with rapt attention. The exercises 'were presided over by 8. B. Saunders, In the morning and in the afternoon' by Rev. John Smith, pastor of the church. Special songs by a well trained choir were snug during the day, Mias Janie Saunders being organ 1st. The following la a synopsis of the address by Rev. Lawson: We should love and cherish their memory is our hearts. It is there- Attraction for Walterboro All Qualities All Prices And each Watch the best at the price, whatever the price. Every Watch guaranteed, according to ita worth. $1.00 to $50.00 . <* '* o S. Finn’s Jewelry W ALTERBORO —ALLENDALE, S C liquated nnd unndequatc. Big de mands are laid upon us. bigger than $ver was laid upon any generation, but we should rejoice to meet them. 4. We should use and not abuse the new form opportunities, which they did not have. This age of discovery and realisation. Men no longer regard the World as a “Howling Wilderness.” God made It and placed man In It as Its lord to subjugate It snd to realise its riches and revel In its glories. God Is In this march of progress, bringing us to a realisation of onr own. New opportunities are there fore fitting that we should gather- * or * tf**® u * ■<> that we may ach- here today to memorallse those greater things than were ever loved ones who have gone before achieved. If the many heroic mlsds us to eternity. None of us would °* D*** had had them they like to think that we would be very( wou,< * have seised them with soon forgotten by those ^who shall xvldity and used them for the high survive us. It may be that we for-)®* 1 an< * xobleet ends. At the final get the dead too soon that in tho Jodgmhnt we shall have to answer strenuous life which we now live. * or ^h® wa ^ T * n which we use theee We forget too soon the noble lives opportunities, so new, so beautiful, snd heroic endeavors of those Iriio •o glorious! ; . have preceded us to the eternhl k®* a * tb®® *l«dly snd gratefully shores. Too many of our sewspap I r **® 1® t* 1 ® ■tresgth of our manhood ere catering to the demands of vf- womanhood supported by si- tinted public taste give too much 1 ln *** lt y ®° < *' t* 1 ®* we may meet our space to sensational sews and too obligations to our beloved dead, and to Him, glory. who made us for His •v Laundry Notice. STILL GOING ON AT Mrs. Jones’ New Millinery Fine Gage Pattern Hats, Elegant Phipps Pattern Hats. Hats being made and trimmed by Miss Trice, which are h 1 rd to distinguish from the finest patterns. Sj Hundreds of ladies and Misses being deligeted each ^ week with their new hats. We keep in readiness for our customers and we are glad to see them. Cordially, Mrs, J, S. Jones. Remember the Place—Next Door to Terry A Shaffer l!ttl*‘to tho worthy mon and *.» who art called away by death. *i over? life, aimoet , there are ele ments of heroism. In every soul here is somvib«r.K Sued, aad whe: they 1« ave us we ehouid cherish j with due reverence tho memory of I have the agency for the Iddall :heir worthy deeds .Steam Laundry, and will endeavor 2 We shotfld make due and to cive the best service possible. 1' have done for us. It if u,ot di cult for us to recognize that w* . ' T. P. Ml'Jtlt \Y, owe much to them. They did for 5-3-tf. Walterboro, S. C. us many things which cost them — — Jear'y and which to ua are tnvalua- W. W. Crrtcr one of * Ruffin’s grateful acknowiedgetueut of al^ the laundry may he left ut the Brick' iffl- Stor- 1 and called fqr there Beautiful Display of J Millinery r» • d All the latest Styles and Patterns. Prices to suit everybody. Our Milliner, who is an artistic trimmer, will be pleased to assist you in milking your selec tion. ♦ H. ZALIN Walter street WALTERBORO. S. C. ble. Many of them fought in the most hustling Lusinoes men was in battles between the two eectlons of. town Monday. Mr. E. R. Rivers of Rock Hill re-! Rev. LeRoy Q. Henderson, of ■turned;homo Sunday morning, after Knoxville. Tenn haa returned to bis spending a few days with hla hom ,. H# WM here ^ atteQd th . aunt. Mrs. M. L. Fraaer, who to wedding of hto slater, Mtoe ..Lilliw quite UL Henderson to Reu.