Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Lac Yan Bros. Co., for aa oMo-Oato aa!t Lot> Wfeaa yoo vaai fionk to tha Ualoa Bay four Oladar twioa from Vara Brea. Co., MoooUa aad rtaoaka. 8. C . Doa't watt aatll tka laat alai kay that Bladar, Roafteg Tha Waltarboro Praaa aad Btaad aad haa I natal lad a JualcB llaotypa. CoogratalaUoaa to Brothar Bmoa an hla proapartty. Oaa by oaa tha aoaatrji woahUfa arJ dlaeardlag tha aatting of typa by hood aad aro in- atalllng tba Junior liaotyfe* wbara •bay do oot faal wafrantad in pnt- tfag In tba atandard maeblnas. Ilka one naad in this office. Tha junior linotype'la an automatic slu* casting machine, and for newspaper work anawerr tba purpose fully as wall as high priced machines. Wa ftsaig for tba day when every coun try newspaper will be all-home print'are many ami this can only be accomplished by the. setting of type by machi nery.—Bamberg Herald. If there is to be any boycotting. K occurs to ns that It would he a good plan to let all the newsy apses boycott Governor Bteaee, and rofuos to glre out any news from his office He does meet efthe startling thing! ha has done, la our opinion, ply for the sake of the notoriety there is in ft, and to get himself la the limelight. Cut It out Gov ernor, It does not become the ex alted position yoo occupy as chief executive of the great state of South Carolina. . BDirORB AM OFFICKRM. There may be good grounds for the law that no man shall hold two offices. There undoubtedly Is good ground for a law that an edi tor should not hold any office at all, but there Is no such law. There but we do not A business* letter-bead or booklet is like a traveling man—if it's neat, well, dressed and tp the point the first impression is a very favorable one. We realise the ueed for good printing and are con stantly endeavoring to give our customers the best that there is in this line. -lilt** ~ Press nd Standard • WALTERBORO, S. C Classified Afarliseaeats. bars your ordor Co., Mosalls aad ,1 Lot ns Yarn & C. Whoa you uoad n pair of shoss for your children and for yonrsolf at n bargain from Sic. to tft.M, go to the Union Farmers Bargain •»*. vpmnit jy^iiii'T) fr< pm 9001. Tanglefoot fly paper. Insect pow der. death to flies at KLEINS. Land Flatter for Black, Jr. We will destroy yonr Fleas Chick en Mites and Bed Bugs for Sic. WALTERBORO DRUG CO. Octagou soap 6 for 25 cents. H. W. Black, Jr. C. N. Disinfectant, kills destroys odors at KLEINS. Ladids Collars all reduced to Sc H. W. Black Jr. FOR MALE. Now is the time to paint, tested paints at KLEINS. Lucas ■AXES HOME BAKING EASY ^ Y- a m i/ * ■ w 7 'uiY Light Blscait Delicious Cake Dainty Pastries fine Paddings Flaky Crusts me toed Is Rice fom $1.75 to ^ . w . “ ck ‘ H - w - Black, Jr. TOR SALE—Good horse, six years Old. good saddler. Aslo baggy an I Heady prepared paints at KLEINS and harness, and' Hew assortment of flower seeds good McClellan saddle. Reasonable at KLEINS. See my clothing before you buy, H. W. Black, Jr. at tbe or novM. D. J. TOY. WOULD IT FAT COLLETON MKR- CHANTH? We aaw a law days ago that a newspaper had turned dohm a good ndverflalag* contract for n large amonat N simply baetuaa it was from a concern out of Its community. This newspaper believed in building UP its home town, and Its homo baUovsd In supporting the 5-10-4t. propbse to discuss them now in the- abstract. Here Is one reason in thoj rOR »ALE—2 acre lot aad 2 build- concrete: \ J The editor of the Orangeburg) ,OHN D * OLOVER Times aaV Democrat, a newspaper^ WaJterboro. 8. C of large circulation and Influence In poR SALE—200 empty bags, a member of tbe board of trustees s-10-lt, B. J. HYRNE. of hie rtty; schools. He advocates la FOR SALE—Chenp. : . For Cash, S good work mules, one half mile wire fence, one Red Ripper Hay of tha town and tha II phauM not run nay foreign ad- , to pall trade away from iunity in which It waa pah- We wepa struck with this (act aad it la'along lines wa hava often For example the adv^p- ueed la The Frees amt at ha valuable or th< unlag K would not paj out their money fer It. In other words thdre Is certain pulling pow er behind an advertisement la which carries with If this advertiser lives R a profit to the Inventor In, the out of tha eooaty, than that mad la taken away from the merchants aad business men. Would h met pay the business of tha town and county to buy op all Use space we have to anil even supposing they do not ndver- tins la It, and keep this business at »? la there any reason why rlargent advertiser for years has rssldent of another part of tha State? Are not the merchants of ike town sad county sleeping en their rights when they alolw their trade to be pulled away by isrehaata lu other cities aad if This is something for tbs advertising club to think abouh Wa have to sell so much spaoe to advertisers Id order to make the Cypi River Oi FOR paper the abollttoo of the office of superiateadeat of these schools. Tha other trustees are of tha opposite view, at least wa pro- soma so from the fact that tha office haa sot yet been abolished, and there la no probability that It will be. Of course the editor has a right to bis opinion on thin jeet aad a right to advocate K. It must he apparent that ——- . . cucy of n atop like this by n member of, the board la his own newspaper must toad to am harass and cripple pie the work of the board bp stirr ing up dlseatlefUctlou aad oppoal Uou to tha work ti** which the hoh«d la engaged. — We do not think that anybody will dissent when we any that the m embers of a school hoard abould either subordinate his Individual op I alone, at least so far as the pahlle is concerned, and work la harmony with u majority of hla confrere, or else gat off the hoard. Ho certain ly omd>t not to use his newspaper to oppose the work of the hoard, so long no ho is n member of it. The batter way is for newspaper ed itors to stay oot of all official po- sttlons. Thin la not Intended to be person al—only to Illustrate the wisdom of a policy for which the Observer haa long contended.—Newberry Observ er. etc.. Apply to JOHN B. OREGORIE. Stock and poultry food at Kletna. Don’t forget Richard Hudnut, If you want the best. WALTBRBORO DRUG CO. Wo are headquarters for Richard Jfatdnut’a Toilet Articles. WALTERBORO DRUG CO. Rot. F. O. S. Curtis, who has Miss Gertrude Rogers of Ravens! been enjoying a visit of several Is la town visiting relatives and weeks to relatives and friends at friends. • 4 Laks City and Dillon, returned Sun day morning. He had a moat de lightful visit. Mrs. Curtis is still at w,lon « thom wko pald aor ofnc# * Dillon, where she will be for some eal1 UomA * r while In town. J. R. Linder, of Bmoahe waa MTIGf OF AWmilAL TAX ELECTIM Frets, two flno disc cutters, plowsl Whereas application has been mad to the County Board of Education for Colleton County to order an elec Plantation Com bahee tioa in In Wetmer School District Pond 8. C. 6-IO-2t. Waltorboro. FOR BALB—A flno buggy boras. 5 years' old. weighs 1*50 pounds. t-t«-4t. H. D. PADGETT. Ji Baffin, 8. C. r a ftkartv * ASP* by.ppe-third of tbe free C A^ECKARy. ^ tnirt of the qquall- raltorboro. 8. C. ^ AUetora ^ pray . WANTED—Boy for general work at hotel, most be aeot and clean. '• WALTERBORO HOTEL. 5-10-tt. WANTED—A first class Blacksmith and wheelwright at ones. H. D. PADGETT. JR. 5-2-tt. Ruffin. S. C. STRAYED—From my home near Raven Bi. Tuesday May 2nd. bay bone, with sore on weoth thereon. No. 21 on the nestlon of voting an additional tax levy of 2 mills in said District, and n petition ad electors la said District, lag said election bo ordered. It la ordered under Section 1201, of the Coda of Civil Lows, 1002, that an slectioa be held Saturday, May 12, 1211 at Weimar school house or other convenient place within paid district, and that .oa|y who return real or property for taxation, aad who exhibit their tax receipts and yoglntratlon certificates ns required o) penouu eq suotpete tajeosJ uj vote at' said electioo, seek plecto; favoring the proponed tax shall cast a ballot containing the words “For Additional Tax ” printed or written thereon, and each elector oppoeed to said additional tax shall vote a hal lot containing the words - “against additional tax’* printed or written ARRESTED AT HMOAKK. Hampton. May S.—gpedtl: Berry Barnes, who It Is alleged, shot aad seriously wounded Ben Crapes at Loan, Saturday night about s • o’clock, waa placed lu jail today. Ja what brought on tha difficulty raa- uot be ascertained, but It Is under stood that the youag mea hod some words. Bee Crapes Is a son of John Crapoe who resides near Lena white Berry Bernes Is n native of the 8moaks neighborhood. Colleton conn ty. After shooting Crapse Bernes made his escape to his father's h I about seven miles err Aty *rformation leading to the discovery of horse will be reward- • «sl. C. F. ROWELL. 5-10-lt. LOST—A gold cuff pin. with initials C. E. L. engraved on face. Re ward If returned to The Frees an Standard Office. TO BELL HOME MADE CAKES The, ladles of the Parsonage Aid Society of the Methodist church will ••11 home-made cokes, jumbles, pies end doughnuts at Brown’s Hard ware Dapsrtm uni nest Motarday af ternoon from 4:20 !o-C:20. Boys o IJnotype. The Waltorboro Press.and Stand- from ard forsaken the ways of the paper self-sustaining, and If poaslbU and 60 mllM rrom ihm arM(> of th .! little weekly and gone Into we would touch prefer to sell It to fight, and waa arreetrd on leaving 1 th * ’'big * claas la that it has blown home merchants, but,,If they will no bis father's home st Runris* this Hself for s Junior Linotype, Heart- buy It. then we must for self pro-l“ orni,,k by Sheriff Herman ImUod. hunt other K.rk... to, IlY.'.Y'o F U, "‘' Joor,.l , Newton and County ComftaftefK Journal This is more sertous matter than lt| 4t> ner Dan P. Padgett of Hampton' appears on first thought It, gentlemen. ! (yesterday at 2 o clock. Barnea la lest wishes for yonr continued proe- peerlty. Editor hmaik—Branchvllle Mian Cora Black of Ruffin sraa a Polls will be opened st 2 o’clock a. m.. aad closed at 4 o'clock p. m. J. J. Folk. D. M. Vara and J. H. Vara, trustees of said District are ereby appointed managers to con ducts said electioo. “If the majority of the votes cast la said School District shall be for 'Additional Tax’ aad not ‘Against Additional Tax,* the additional tax shall bs levied. Within ten days after tbe elec tion. the acre named managers shal repobrt to this Board the result of the election, aad furnish them with the poll list, the ballot hex and all papers appertaining thereto. H. W. BLACK. SR . W. W. W. SMOAK. J. RICE OODLEY, Co. Bd. Education Colleton Co. Wslterboro, R. (\. April 20 1911. time wttlr their son. Misses Annie aad Let ha Bryan and sisters were In town Friday doing soma spring shopping. Little Miss Gladys Smith of Bmoaks has been spending several days In town at tbe borne of her ancle W. W. SBnoek. Mias Edith Jordan of Round Is vlalMag relatives and Maude In town. Hon. J. S. Griffin, Eoq., had pro mt Lodge Monday. Hie Vatdi Store \ AU Kinds All Qualities / •• 1* All Prices ed the United a,/ , DISTRICT OF S. CL the matter of C. M. Hod gee. ikrapt. t t To the Honorable Wm. H. Brawler Judge of Ike Dtetrtct Court of the United States tor the District of the And each Watch the beat at price, whatever the prior. Every Watch guaranteed, according to its worth. I $1.00 to $50.00 S. Fnm’s Jewelry Store. WALTERBORO-ALLENDALE, S C Thanks Lyceum Patrons. We desire to take this means of thanking those who have so faith fully patronised the lyceum course this season. We are glad to know that our effort, to „t,. th. po.pl. "" AUVKRTWKMKNT IX TH Advertiser^ Attention ANY PKKHON WISHING TO Think of county, who w-nt in pumult of * .j^me visitor at our office while of Walterboro some really first c, *“i Barnes In automobile, leaving Lena i a town Friday shopping. entertainments were not In vain. FKMMB MNTB WORK AND MMAL1. It appears to us that the action «f Governor Blease in refusing to l nw . John Baaaeit give out anything to The Slate for publication is about an small a piece of spite work as it is possi ble for him to perform. The Rtate has done no more than nlne-tenUis of tke newspapers of the state have dene, end we cannot see any reason for thee slngflng out this publics- «Ang aad refusing to give it news supposed to have fled to his, fath ers home for mid and advice. * '** Barnes Is s son of M. L. Barnes. It 1* stated that Dr. P. Barnes sad little brother. Meredith Jones, went to Charleston Friday on s business trip. We Vtll cure your Hog or Chick en Cholera for 25c. WALTERBORO DRUG CO. end was employed hy M# father-in- Barnes admit a dMng the shooting A. L. I.anjcford. Jease Bassett and » his father," John Bassett, were " “* ~ brought to Hampton this morning Fur'sorenssa of themuslee wheth- and placed in Jail on a charge of * r Induced by violent exercises or Implication. lengford and Jesae iB Jnry. Uhsmberlaln's-Llnlment is Bassett were released this afternoon, •xcellent. This liniment to also high It to understood that no warrant ban ** ••teemed for tko relief it affords been issued against them, and they la «mes of rbeumattom. -Bold by dvelars their Innocence. jjoka M. Klein. Tb. ptSBTXfc Ml upon ,o .llo. ...I*'' 1 ' WA.XDABU. WILL or, patron of th. «hool .b. pur-j ,L “ K '*>'*' » ""I™ rbaood . donbl. -^on tlckot f«. OB *AHRI>A». SAT admlMtoD for .11 bl. cblldron .bo 1 '*- '»"• wol:LD .or. utondln, K bobl. pro.od „u 1 ,.! THAT TH, » “ * «*» ADV “*- popnfar. .od «. bop. to mnko lhe ' KHTISIXt! NIOWS AM. WKLL ,rr»n,om«nt for .bo n.xt «■.- WOBTH T, "' : ""<•« ‘‘•'ll., ■on. C. M. Hodges of ftoaonks. In the County of Collotoo and State of Booth Carolina, la said District, res pectfully represents that on the 5th day of January last past ho woo du ly adjudged bankrupt under the acta of Congress relating to Bank ruptcy; that ho haa duly surrender-^ ed all kto property, aad .kas fully' complied with an the requirements of sold nets sad of the orders of the Court touching his Bankruptcy, wherefore prays that he may have fall discharge from all debts prov able against estate under said bank rupt acta, except such debts as nre expected by law from such dis charge. V. Dated this 27th day of April. A. •d. im " j/\ CHARLES M. HODGE. Bankrupt. ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON District of 8. C.—as: On tkia 1st day of May, A. D. 1211, oa reading tke foregoing pe tition It to— 7 Ordered by the court, that u hearing be had upon the name on the 3rd day of June. A. D. 1911, be fore said court at Charleston, a. C. la said district at 11 o’clock in the forenoon and the notice thereof be published in The Press and Stand ard. a newspaper printed In said District, and that all known credit era and other persons In interest any appear at the said time and place and show cause. If any they have, why the prayer of the sold petitioner should not be granted. And It to farther ordered by the Court that Clerk shall send by mail to all aaown creditors copies of said petition and thu order, addressed u* them st their places of residence as stated. Witness the Honorable Wm. H. Brawlejr. Judge of the Said Court, and the seal tiereof of Charleston. South Carolina In Raid IHstrict on PLKAMK th * lst day of May ’ A - ^ RICHARD W. WILSON. Clerk FIN.iL NOTICE. Estate of Wm. P. A H VkLK rAT^.? -nY.k'.'M. nit W. h.„ ,.r«d, -l-M. ,b. nu» H(B A riIX ^ « A*, 10 ,„r.u.r of, .be Late of W. M. Pz Hoata, on the 25 of May nerf, 1911 and liumedlate- RULEM AND INFORM.4TION tt)N- ly * pp,y ,or dl ** hers for next course. Again thanking you terest, we are. Respectfully. H. G. SHERIDAN, W. W. SMOAK, Committee. or your In- WILL tXfNSlST OF 1,000 COPIES. AND IT WILL CONTAIN ALL THE CEARNING THE FAIR. THE Pit ESS AND STANDARD. S. C. mlssery. J C. HOATS. > Administrator. Walterboro, .8 C.. April 25. 1911.