Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A ►■Sr !«, mi. L^wlfcf i ^ *‘4 . ^ ■4V |Hef« »n5 JitinlWTfc W. w. SMOAK, JR. •orroit and pRormtoR. ■i ■ i -J-- -.-.-JBgeggg"g" ■Mmd M R 0 w«a meHm tk wM« loaf la w# caaaot teat tfciak r how- a <IWwac> tRm von Id h«T« bMa la tka crowd. If thl« had baoa a drcaa. Bat wo aja glad It was aa good aa U fraa. IX RB TUB BLIXD TIGER. I. IfTf. Ac* of March 1.11179. AiVAft M AMAMt PablMad orMj W< at WallaftMto, B. C WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14.19tl. FOR SALE. Aa KcUpae Folder rrrj cheap, a wo have replaced oar a-page folder arftth owe capable of haadllag 10 to IS pagea THE PKKHH AXD STANDARD. Walterboro la conilDg to the front Wlthth the last two yeara t there hgve two piares added to *eh o&er* In the town^ to which vlait- ore can be taken with pride, and 'theae are the new aehool building and the Confederate monument. We are in favor of three more ■Ilia for Walterboro High achool aad te-o more teachern. I.et’a don’t ptap making a achool In Walterbo ro. We are also in favor of extend- tag the School District to a radius (f •( three miles from the High achool bidding. Quick, Mr. Chairman, we w< n> to sign a petition. Why is it that the Road CommH aloa Jo rot have the sand clay' road aea.* tonn o/ngged with the split l&g drag leli f«>r that purpose? A little attention v. Ill keep them in perfect c-oiditlon and kave money ia the end. These roads have met teen touched in several months and title are several places id tbea ‘.hat need attention. A little work aow will save much a little later. Tht same auggestloa will apply to the Walterboro street com- mitloe. CLKMNUN.WINTHIIOP TRAl.f Tha visit of the Clemaon-WIn- tbrop train to Walterboro Saturday, was one of the most important svsnta that have taken place In gaits a while this county. From aa educational and Instructive stand paint, there la nothing which could have excelled It. Not only were those who attended the exhibition Informed through the ear, but theyv were taught through the eye, and this Is a combination which teaches lessons not easily forgotten, •f the work being done by this Toe touch cannot be said in praise of this train. The members of • Ud party deserve great credit for their willingness to give up their plaaaant summer vacation and live ea the hot and dusty train for ■ore than two months, being aub- to the Inconveniences of travel, lie railroads of the State also de serve special thanka for their part In the train. They furnish all cam. engines and crews, and pay all op erating expenses abaolutely> free. The result of this work Is obltmd to be of great value to the people <>f the rural districts of the State. But, the people are not appreciat ing this work as they should. The attendance Saturday, while It was pretty good, was not one-tenth wha it should have been. Perhaps 200 farmers aaw the train and heard the lectures, but there should have been at least 2,000. There Is no rubbing ouC the fact that Colleton county is not aa progressive as she should b' In an agricultural way and she will not be till her farm ers know how to farm better. They will not know how either till they are taught by such agencies as this train and the farmers* insti tutes. How to reach them la the problem. But here and there are farmers who do not neglect an op portunity such aa this, and they will serve as the lamp of lea von We aie very glad to know "that oli.* flget on the Mind tiger situa tion In Colleton county la attracting the attention of many throughout the cMint}. We desire 'to ask the aid of the pood people everywhere in the work wo have undertaken in iry’Ug to drive out this ttndee*r„ able and dangerous animal. We do not like any kind of tiger and we ti *• .'ally hate the variety that mis defective it Un. Every ^>sl cltisens of the county should have a similar feeling in the matter, we are sure they all have. Now, are unt the good titikena of the coun ty a majority? Are they willing to allow a few dishonest and Illicit dealers in blood money to bring re proach upon cur good name, and blacken the reputation of our coun ty .* Another thing Is true: No bliiu! Mger c-xiats anywhere In this county i u* that his presence is j know a tv the good citizens Of the community in which he plies his trade. Now, Vr. Good Citizen, are c» * you a True Citizen when you ait down ai.d .allow this animal to sell hir goods in your community, and under your nose? s If the plans we have on foot go through we hope to Inform our roaderr. In the near future what officera of the county have paid thei.- Piense tax to the United States government for the privilege of sel.lug intoxicating beverages. V»> v HI then see if there wiiUpot v le something doing. We surmise that when this list Is published, the mask of respectability will fall from the faces of aome of our ‘cltlxena, and the possession of a revenue li cense is prtma facte evidence that the party possessing it Is engaged >n the Illicit sale of liquor. When those names are known It will then be up to *he good cltisens of their r. % *i»e<-tlve communities to get to gether and furnish the Solicitor with enough evidence to give Gov- erneor Bleaae na opportunity to t-nrdon the holders. Will you do it Mr. Good Cttisen? Begin now stiffen up your spinal column, aud oat a little sand every now and then so you will not quake when you face the tiger in hit lair. « In the meanwhile we should he pleased to reclve all the Information ai. y ue-rwn has as to the presence of tigers in their communltiee We shall treat this as confidential if '.hoy to dtsire, and will use such parts of 't as we are given permia- T slon to use. Friends, will you join with The Press and Standard in Its great fight for a tigdrless county? Let us Improve our moral tone, and make this a better county in which our children may have their homes. We are in earnest about this thing, and we want you to be also. Can we count on you? ClasilM! iforthewifc FOR SALE, New Webstr s Interna tional Dictionary. Just the thing for teacher or atedent « Cheap. Apply at The Frees aad Standard. Absolutely Pure miamumnmm Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pad gett at SmcMfcs, June 3, a daugbter S. 1 inn spent Sunday and Mon- <':iy at the Isle of Palma. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, at Walterboro in the .State of South Carolina, at the close of bu^inees, June 7th, 1911: resources: Loans and Discounts $72,1100 23 Overdrafts. »■ cured and unsecured 91 65 U. S. Honda to secure or- * culation 12,500 00 Premiums on U. S. Honda.. 121 96 Banking house. Furniture, and F'ixiure* 4,206 23 Due from National Banks (not reserve agenD).. 661 35 Due from approved Re serve Agents 5,71126 Checks and other Cash Items 312 44 Notes of other National Banks 215 00 Fractional Paper Curren cy. Nickels, and Cents 54 23 Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz: Specie....a $1,555 10 Legal-lender notes 700 00 2,255 10 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent, circulation) 625 00 Total $99,054 45 \ ' LIABILITIES: a v * Capital stork paid in $25,000 00 Undivided Proilts, less Ex penses and Taxes .paid 2.825 38 National Bank Notes out standing 12,480 00 Individual deposits subject to check 38,749 07 Bills payable, including certificates of deposit for money borrowed .. 20,000 00 LEARN) AUTOMOBILE BU8INB88- lu our well equipped Machine ■hope, also road leeeons. Thirty days practical course will com plete you; good positions for graduates. Charlotte Auto school Charlotte, N. C. 6-24-tf. WANTED—To bay land that has -b«en cut over, that is the land that has had the timber cat off, and the stumps left standing. Ad dress C. U. Klatte, No. 41 Brood St., Charleston, 8. C. CHARLOTTE COTTON SCHOOL.— Charlotte, N. C. —Wanted men to learn the Cotton business In our sample rooms; two weeks required; high salaried positions secured; write for catalogue. 5-24-tf. NOTICE- Owing to the rush which we know the bargains offered In.i our lUc, sale will cause we shall be obliged to sell from our 10c. tables for CASH onlyi No country' ‘ produce can go on the articles of fered in this sale. Neither can we charge any items. These goods as you will see at a glance on Saturday, are being almost giv en away at an enormous sacri fice and we are therefore obliged to make the above rule. Respect fully, Terry and Shaffer. FOR RENT—We have for rent, a nice room 40x22, auitable for office, in the rear' of our store. Finn's Jewelry Store. ■ -II—,. LOST—A gold locket and chain last Saturday afternoon between the Williams House and depot. The letters “G. H. H.” on locket. Re ward if returned to The Press and Standard office HU&INBfcA LOCALS Shaffers Summer Sale Surprises Summer Shoppers. Another shipment of Tempo-prem ium tea, W. O. Mims. Why pay that quarter for it when jrbere else when you will get it at Shaffera Sale for 10c. Apolllaaria Water, pints aad splits, at Kleiaa. We can't mention.ihe leaders ia our 10c. sale. Every Item a leader. E. M. Jones, and son. Meredith. are la Sumter this week Mrs. S. M. Riddle. visiting Miss Kathleen Fogartle of near Stokes is la town this week with relatives. Mrs. W. R. Fox waa among those who attended the picnic a( Ravenels yesterdayi Miss Kasie fiyrne who recent grad uated at Winthrop College is at home for the Summer. J. C. voaLehe' a B. 8. graduate of the S. C. College is at home for the holidays. Mr. vonLehe will Begin the study of medicine in the fail. Ddltor R. M. Jefferies-of- Rtdgo- iand was in town the early part of th$ week. Mr. Jefferies says the new county of Jnaper will surely be formed on the 18th of July. Mias Florrie Howell who has been visiting her cousins, Mrs. E. F. Woodward, of Barnwell, end Mrs, Robertson of Augusta, returned to her home hem Monday night. Mrs. Claude Graves and daughter, HtUe Mias Sara Caroline, left Friday Total $99,054 45 STATE OF SOUTH CAROUNA, t County of Colleton, i s* I, C. G. Padgett, Cashier of the above-named bank, do aolemnly ■wear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. C. G. Padgett, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of June. 1911. D. B. PeurifoY, Notary Public. Correct-Attest: Jas. E. Peurifoy, * Edgar E. Jones, W. C- Saunders. Directors HOW ONE WOMAN WON Her Health and Strength Bach Afaia hy The Use af Cardoi. Tampa. Via.—Ia a letter from this elty, Mrs. E. C. Oorum writes: "I was all weakened and worn out with wo manly troubles. My husband brought ms some Garda! aa a tonic, and, from the first day. It seemed* to help. I had almost lost my reason, but, thanka to Cardal. 1 did not Soon. 1 fslt and looked like a new woman. 1 think tha remedy is wonderful. I recommend It to my friends, for I bars received great benefit from It.** Cardul acta .specifically on the weak ened womanly organs, strengthening the mnsclee and nerves, and bnlldlag them up to health. It helps to refresh the worn-out ner vous system and relieves the effects of overwork, both mental and physical. Fifty years* successful use fully prove the merit of this purely vege table, tonic remedy for women. In every community, there live soma Who have been benefited by Cardul. Tba beneficial effects of this time ’ ted woman's rcaicdr. soon show Uicmat-lvcs In many different ways. Try it g. Write to* La4W hMmy ft***-. Owns- Why not follow the crowd and gek 'a. 10c bargain at Shaffers Big Sale? Starts next Saturday. Jut* ie.oM*-d. * ne car corn t'.«! oats 1 car bay. 1 car wire fencing. • • • * Let us DfeUrn with you. Yarn Bros. Co., McaeHe and Smoaks, S. C. Nunally's Candies are always fresh at Xlelaa. Linane will clean and bleach any hat and make it look like new 2» cents at Kleins. Spiro powder, Kxo, and Mura* del icate deoooiaut for destroying the o«iur of prap'ration.. at Klein's. Welch's Grape Juice will quench your thirst at Kleins. Thomas Black, one of the R. F. D. Carriers at Ruffin, wan la town far Spartanburg, where they will |*Tlday Bight la attendance on the ■paud month with relatives. j oommencemsat Cantaloupes Pine apples Fla., Ttomat Squash. W. O. Mims. '-aad P'-«s«-r for sale uy V:<rn Uro*. Co., and Stniak*;. S. C It dout-.-s your yield of pii- «lcr». Try :t. J*«u2et and Jell-O for ice cream powder at Kleins. Ain’t it wonderful how Shaffer can give 25c articles In his 10c. sale' Starts on next Saturday. Come early and avoid the rush. 5 or ( doees **4Ct” will cure any ea:.e of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c 5-17 4m. Calocide for soft corns and tender f--t at Kleins. Canaty Bird seed at Kleins. r _ WANTED-The public to know that 1 have opened up a Brat class black smith and wheel wright shop. Bring your work any day day in the week. H D. PADGETT, JR. rtTFPin, s. c. A. J. Padgett of Mt. Ca.mel sec tion was aurng those who were seen on the s'nets of our town a.itnrday. . •*C~ "V -, ' . , Begins Saturday June I7th REMEMBER THE DATE AT TERRtV & SH4FRRS BIG STORE • * Remember the Place. What is it? Hw Wonderful 10c Sale That all the '•to County’s Talkin’ About “Why pay a quarter for it some where else when SHAFFER will sell it for 10c” Will continue thro June but lots of choice bargains will be picked up by the early birds. ARE YOU ON? Terry & Shaffer, I iA Commencing Saturday, ■ June 17, *11 WHIN YOU SEE THESE LIONS YOU MAY KNOW THEY ARE HOLDING PRICES RIGHT DOWN-TO THE BOTTOM. In order to reduce my large stock I will sell at the following prices for the next i o days: 1 Car Flour and Grist to go at—Flour $5 25; Grist $1 60 1 Car Com and Oats to go at—Corn 90c Oats 58c. Rice per 100 Ibe -$2 75 to $4 90 Bacon per 100 Iba, at 7c. Ground Coffee in 1 lb cans 18c. Kite Tobacco per lb. 42c. Brown Mule Tobacco, (box) $3 30; Corkep Tobacco (box! $1 40 White Sale Tobacco (box) $2 90; Box Baking Powder $1.85 Box Octagon Soap $3 90; $6.00 Toilet Sets to close out at $4.19 Safes to go from $2 90 to $5 18; Ladies and Children’s Velvet Slippers to close out cheap—Ladies Slippers per pair 74c. ALL DRESS GOODS MUST GO Ladies Shirt Waists 40c. to $4 90 Ladies Drees Skirt ... $1.19 to 6 18 " Boy’s Suits from 25c up Buggies and Wagona for Sale Cheap. Ice creim churns,yery low; 8 quart buckets at 15c. each. Now is the time to get your Summer Bargains. We w«nt everybody to get some of these wonderful bargains. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to visit our store during this sale. Yours for business. J. L. Lyons, Smoaks, 5. C. Taka it from the oldest man in the bunch, ** Red lleet** tob acco is the chew for men, ^ No spice no rTrcaeivc *»*i«**g— nothing to hurt your stomach—just good old North Carolina to bacco, properly aged end perfectly sweetened. That’s why it won’t give you heartburn. • It e our treat to put you on to the real thing in good chewing. Cut out this ad. and mail to us with your and address for attractive FREE offer to chewers only. LIIPFERT SCALES CO., Winston-Salem. N. C. Name.