The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 21, 1911, Image 4
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Htm 1 tktek fm ar* fetli to*
after tea way
9f tea ■tete drav «
tea aaaiWr) haw4a4, rllafM aa4
1*4 oa Mm la tea aacaa4
la yoar aadaavar to alaet
AlTD ■TAWDABD.
Parhaya Mr. Jarry M. Hanaoa of
baauaanrlUa, la ralatad to Ooraraor
Haraoa of Ohio, who* Ooraraor
Blaaaa baa announ<a4 ha will favor
for tea Praaldaaey.
Will Mr. Harmon plaaaa Inform
as why ha calls Ooraraor Wllaoa a
'‘ysahay’'?
Wa trust all of oar raadara will
carafally read the article appear-
Ihg in this laaae by "Bonus Ami-
c . ” It la worthy of careful etad^
t ' la, we think, one of the bant
ar ruments we hare seen itf a long
white agalast tbe erlls of Intemper
ance.
incite of yoar eomblaod ef
forts he^was elected by a good
jortty, and hast ef
la his own county.
you hare the face to
for not being present
at the meeting ef the
when Ooraraor Woodrow
, a Yankee from a down
cast State, was the gu*st of honor.
I think that he would hare dis
graced himself and the State and
the men that voted for him, by at
tending any such meetlag.
Please give this space In yoar
paper and sure me trouble of bar-
lag It published la aaother paper.
And oblige yours,
JERRY M. HARMON,
Sammerrllle. 8. C.
In write dir edit
tn six gftnotas * matter
Be has to dig
to flU from etgh
sen to tweet}* tear columns ME
have to he get ap the
first three dam of the week. Did
sit dove and try te write
or terse ootamao of matter
would Interest .
If you >dl4,
didn't you find It a pretty hard task
te grind It out? Think how
more difficult It Is to write
teas twice that much crefy daja
In , addition to tela the a
country publisher has got te attend
an of his sorraspoodence. look af
ter his advertising pest ap his
books, coileet his bills occasionally
bom the mechanical department, oe-
im beat PaatlM caaloaally lend a hand at running
' a pram or setting up a Job of
work stake ap forms, sad superin
tend things generally. Ms it any
wonder that we overlook an Item
CORN FOE 8ALM—About ffvu
, died bushels ear asm te gs at
•I eta per bushel f. h. sly
r. C Bennett.
RAim OE RENT—Deaf ruble
efflee and let between.!. 8. Griff
in and Cel. J. G. Padgett, op*
Can be
#. C.
of news once
fall to
Route No. 2.. Box No. 72.
chronicle the arrival of a guest or
a new baby? Every item of news
handed In helpe him at his work
and helps him to get out a more
creditable paper.—Grant County
News, Willlamston Ky*.
WORK ACTUALLY OOIXO
FOE SALE, New Webstr’s Interna
tional Dictionary. Just the thing
for teacher or student. Cheap.
Apply at The Press and Standard.
FOR 8ALE—Milk from fine Jersey
eows for sale. Delivered any
where la town morning and af
ternoon. Phone orders to ty»
Prompt attention given all cue-
Walterboro Dairy, d-21-tl
LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS-
la oar well equipped Machine
shops, also road lessons. Thirty
r days practical coarse will com
plete you; good posttioas for
graduates. Charlotte Auto schpol
Charlotte, N. C.
h-24-tf.
Men and Money Becking
New Railroad.
Special to The State.
Bamberg, June 8.—In tbe corre-
.... ,, .... spondenee to The State from Char-
Mr. Harmoa *4 «« »»- ^ lt „
derstand oar editorial In reference WO rk is said to have commenced on
to the abeence of Governor Blesse the railroad from Denmark to Ehr-
from the meetlag la Columbia when bardt. In Tins State of May 18 a
Governor Wllaoa of New Jersey • ccou “ t WM * ,v « n of th «
^ ... .A . beginning of work on the Bamberg
spoke. We did not say anything ZVT,* ^
1 Ehrhardt and Walterboro railway*.
about his absence that could be call glnce th . t Ulne the work ^ been
ed “blame" or fault-finding of the carried forward rapidly, and each
ON. WANTED CHICKENS AND EGGS—
at the Walterboro Hotel, and get
the highest market price in cash,
8-21-tf.
WANTED—To buy land that has
It will be with pleasure, we
sre sure that the cltlseas of the
• o
tewn will read the report of tbe
town treasurer in this issue of The
Press and Standard. This la the
first time in several years the re
port of tbe financial transactions
of tbe tewn has been published.
This report contains* Information the
tax-payers of the town are entitled
to have. It is all very well to say
that any cltlsen of tbe tow! may
ge to the books of the town treas
urer, sad see what Is being'done,
but we all know that they never go.
Mr. Black makes a very competent
official and his books are always a
e
model of neatness and accuracy.
He performs bis duties with Impar
tiality:
Since the Intention ef the Council
Is to publish these trsaeactipas. we
suggast that the report ef the clerk
aad treasurer be published month
ly latsead of sanually. This will
enable the people to keep up with
T '<
the affaire of the town.
Governor. We Intended to convey
tbe Impression that South Carolina
was In s pretty bad plight when
so distinguished a maq as Govern-
day material Is being received. The
Ajax Construction company has the
contract for (he work, and as this
concern Is backed by local men of
considerable iwealth aad by t’
or Wilson, could spend several days | cltlsena of Bamberg generally, there
in the Capitol of the State and is no doubt here but that this line
make' an addremi as the guest of , wl » ** completed. The road bed
j has already been graded tof more
than a mile. There are all kind of
rumors heard, but Bamberg money*
and Bamberg men are working on
the actual construction of the rail
road and there is to be no end to
not only the State Press associa- ,
eOXKNDKRATK MONUMENT.
tlon, but of the State as well, and
the Chief Kxective of the State,
Governor Blease did not even meet
s
the distinguished visitor. Had his
visits been made daring any admln'g
tration la the last thirty years ex-
tbe matter until it is completed.
It must be a source of special
aratiflcation to tbe Confederate sol
diers of this county to k^ow that
there is te be a granite shaft oa
tee Court House square, a mate but
eloquent testimonial to their brav
ery aad self-eaertfloe la ana w setn;
the call of duty so many years ago.
We are sorry this memorial shaft
could not have been erected sooner
e
so that many whose eyes have
closed forever conld have ret
•> . . . - - • Eh
*£ae time oa its spotless purity, W*
fore oiok ag over the riser, rest*
jng itSdvr the shade ef the t.ees”
We irbtl every Vethteh ll Coi'etoa
aha drake the grey, will be here
next Week to wltaes tee unveiling tl,
this monument, and to hear the
words of eloquence that will fall
from tbe Ups of gifted orators on
that occasion.
The monument committee, of
which Col. C. G. Henderson is
chairman deserve credit for the
fidelity with ’which It has done its
duty. The Pretw and Standard has
taken great interest in the erect
ion of this monUtunt. This paper
started the work going again about
two years ago, and it ia especial))*
pleased to see the work completed s
soon.
cept tbe present the Governor of
tbe State would have been a mem
ber of the receiving committee, and
would have Introduced the speaker,
besides showing him other atten
tions.
. No, Mr. Harmon, we did not "ex
pect" Blense to attend any of oar
eqtiaga of the State Press associa
tion, nor ten meetlag at which Gov
ernor Wilson was th# guest of
honor. We knew that ha would
not. He is not in Governor Wil
son’s "class" and he knew It. Tbe
Idea of Blouse "disgracing himself"
by attending say meeting. To think
of It is to laugh.
Yss, it Is suprising that Blease
should bava been elected after tbe
fight made on him by tbe press of
tbe State. We have one consolation
though, and we are sure tbe news
papers of tbe State feel the same
way about It, wa did oar duty as
wa saw It la trying to ward off
this public calamity*. And wa opine
that tba optnlaas of tbe newspapers
la tba fatura will be beaded. Gov
ernor Blease could gpt be electfft
today •kb* WiTl never f»e again, ah
though bo is using bin position to
fculld ap a political machine for tbe
purpose of perpetuating himself ia
office.
Hudsoii’s Mill Local Farmers’ Un
ion, NO. 643 has changed Its time
of meeting from night to 1:30 in
the afternoon on Fridays’ before the Summer Shoppers.
been cut over, that is the land
that has had the timber Hut off,
and the stumps left standing.* Ad
dress C. U. Klatte, No. 61 Broad
St., Charleston, 8. C.
CHARLOTTE COTTON SCHOOL —
Charlotte, N. C. —Wanted men
to learn the Cotton business ia
our sample rooms; two weeks
required; high salaried positions
secured; write for catalogue.
6-24-tf.
NOTICE—Owing to the rush which
we know the bargains offered In
our 10c, sale will cause we shall
be obliged to sell from our 10c.
tables for CASH only* 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 enofmous sacri
fice and we are therefore obliged
to make the above rule. Respect
fully, Terry and Shaffer.
HUXtNti** LOCAL*
Shaffers Summer Sale Surprises
4th Snaday's.
C. J. CROSBY,
Sec and Treas.
THRONG OF BUYERS CONTINUE.
Special Half Price Sale Briags
Patrowa to KIda’s Drag Store.
The people of Walterboro and vi
cinity appreciate the great advan
tage Jno. M. Klein obtained for
them, in getting tbe Dr. Howard Co.
to allow tbe regular 60 cent sise
of Dr. Howard’s Specific, for the
cure of constipation and dyspepsia
to be sold at half price, 26 cents,
and have bought hundreds of bot
tles.
Unlike ordinary medicines for
cenptlpatioa and dyspepsia, the doee
of Dr. Howard’s specific is reduced
after a few day's use, and the cure
is soon complete and lasting.
If you have not already* taken ad
vantage of this chance to get n
month’s medical treatment for 26
cents be sure to call at Klein> drug
store today, for ke has only a
■mail gmount of the specific oa
band.
Why pay that quarter for it when
where else when you will get it &
Shaffers Sale for 10c.
Apollinnrls Water, pints and
splits, at Kleins. *
We can't intention the leaders In
our 18c. sale. Every item n lender.
Why not follow the crowd and gel
a 10c bargain at Shaffers Big Sale?
Starts next Saturday. *
Just ie.c*ied, »ne car corn »*.id
oats 1 cat bay. l car wire fencing.
Let us figure with you. Yarn Bros.
Co.. MeaeMe and Smonks, 8. C.
Nunally’a Candies
freak at Kielas.
are aiwaya
"BLEASE DISGRACE HIMSELF."
The following letter baa been re-
reived from Jerry M. Harmon of
Summerville, and we publish It for
Pintle.
Ua<'ene|, June 18.—Speeia)’. Jerk-
son boro Lodge. No., 208, WIN give
Jts attnaa) pienie Wednesday Jane
28, at Ravenel. A good band will
be in attendanee and dancing will
be the order of the day. ; Several
addresees pertinent to Masonry will
be delivered by prominent Masons.
Jhe public is cordially iavtt-
ed.
Sheppard-Raniery. .
Hendersonville June 16.—Special
Sunday* afternoon at 3 o’clock. Mag
istrate R. O. W. Bryan, united in
marriage at bis office at Hender
sonville, Mira Bertha Sheppard of
Hampton county > and C. M. Ramsey,
of Mewvllle. This marriage was
somewhat a qptprtae to the friends
of the contracting part lee.
Both of these young people were
very popular.
CITITIOR
Fm lattirs if Uawstiitiei.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of CoUaton.
By J. 8. Qriffin, Esquire, Probate
Jodn
WHEREAS, Owen Smith made
•ntt to me to giant him Letters of
Administration of tbe testate and effects
of Mrs. Annie Mdbfull
THESE ARE THEREFORE to c’to
bad admoufcb all aad singular tbe kin
dred ‘and creditors of tbe mid Annie
MorruH.deceased that they be and ap
pter More me, in tbe Court of Probate,
to be held at W ajterboro, S C, on the
29th of Jane, next, after publica
tion thereof, at 11 o’clock la the tore-
noon, to show enure, if say they have,
why the said Administtatioa should so
be granted.
GIVEN under my hand, this .20th day
of Jane, A. D. 1911.
Published on tbe 21st nod 28th days
of June, 1911, in Ihe Prera sod 8uud
srd
J H GRIFFIN
Probate Judge
Lln;»ne will glean and blench any
bat and make It look Ilka new
26 cents at Kleins.
Spiro powder, Exa, and Mum del
icate deoooiaat for destroying the
odor of prexp.'rstloa.. at Klein's.
Welch’s Grape Julc^ will quench
jour thirst at Kletna.
*jiud for tale ty Varn
itf*M. Co., ll raso and Smvnkti, S.
C It dout.,t* your yield of !>i<t-
dere. Try It. -
J..uket and Jell-0 for ice cream
powder at Kielas.
Ain’t H wonderful bdw Shaffer, can
glvq 2&c artfclee in his 10c. sale
Starts Ote hext Saturday. Come
early and avoid the rusk.
6 or 8 doses "«68" will care any
of Chills and Fever. Price, 86c
<*Jt-4in. *
Culocide for soft corns and tender
?•• t at Klein*.
Canary Bird teed at Kleins.
Miss'Essie Hyrne, of Walterboro,
has returned home alter a pleasant
stay tn Charleston having come for
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against
the estate of A. C. Bennett will pre
sent them duly to the undersigned,
and all persons Indebted, to the
said estate will make payment to
the undersigned.
ANN EDITH BENNETT.
.Adpii*- Estate of A. C. Bennett
W. H. Vara of Moselle was in
town Wednesday. Mr. Yarn ia the
senior member of the firm. Yarn
Bros. Co. of Moselle and Smonks,
.v ... , ... .. „ and la vice-president of tba Bank
tba wadding of Miss Llixabeth Snow of He fee young man of
v g> v 435* Jjp
den and Mr. Robert Haig.-
ton Evening Poet.
Charles-
pleasing address, and is possessed
of splendid business ability.
REMEMBER THE DATE
1TIMY&MRRSIK STOKE
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Remember the Place.
' What is it>
,c8" *
Ik WttfaM 10c Salt Ifcl al Ik
Cray's Talk’ MnL •
“Why pay a quarter for it some
where else when SHAFFER will
sell it for 10c”
thro June but lots
of choice bargains will be picked
i
up by the early turds. ARE
YOU ON?
Terry & Shaffer,
TAYLOR’S
Special Hosiery Sale
5EAUT1FUL A^ORTMENT OF -SUMMER
HOSIERY, COMPRISING THE SEASON'S
LATEST AND BEST.
LAI ES’ THREAD SILK VICUNA,
HACK MSE
l;Af Positively the only Ladies’
Thread Silk Hose on the market
if that sells for 25c. per pair.
In order to secure this hne
it for 25c. we were com-
pelled to buy the Mill’s entire
production.
Silk hosiery is extremely
popular. No better values
have ever been given than these
Fast black, thread silk foot
and boot-effect leg, ‘’rein
forced” lisle heel and toe, full
seamless foot, narrowed ankle,
a ide garter arelt; solid 25c.
sizes 8 to 10
hirsTbrssifi
eitM,
MEN'S tm THREAD SILK MSE
IN SLACK WILT.
The only Thread Silk Half-
Note on the Market to retail
for 25c. Knit from pure
Thread Silk, and not to be con
founded with the span or mer
cerized silk hoee which is being
offered by others at about this
price. In order to secure this
thread silk hose to sell at 25c.(
we were compelled to buy an
enormous quantity.
Black, pure Thread Silk, ex
tra fine gauge. ”4-thread” lis e __
heel and toe, full seamless foot, elastic lisle ribbed top;
solid sizes 9 1-2 to 11 1-2; 1-2 doz. in box, per pair alDC.
TAYLOR’S
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Walterboro s Popular Store
W. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor
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