Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. /' ^ '¥% V <**.«**> ii'i-' IBBPSnSAND , ; 4.. '— w -:" PAQB FOUB W. W. HMOAK. Ratervd at the Walterboro, 8. C.. Poetofflee aa eecond-claae aiatter March S t 1S79, aader Act a( Mar?h S, 1179. "V Oae T< • • • • • M Pabltahed every Wednesday at Walterboro 8. C. WKDKKMDAY. JfXK 1811. FOR SAUL Folder eery cheap. 1 ere hare replaced oar 8>pa«e folder erteh one capable of haadllag 10 to 11 page*. » V THK PRKH8 AND STANDARD. The Newberry Observer last week hurt an Industrial edition of fifty two pages, besides its regular eight I age edition. This contained mush •9 of 1 .terest and value to Newber ry county ( and will doubtless re sult In much good to this county. The Industrial edition was in book form and of convenient slse for reference. vr; Brother A. W. Knight, editor of the Bamberg Herald, has the s)vn- pathy of the newspaper fraternity over the sad death of his wife which occurred last Thursday. Mrs. Knight was always interested in the work of her husband and took great pride in his splendidly equip ped and handsome newspaper office She was a regular attendant upon the meetings of the State Press As sociation, and had many warm friends and admirers In these meet ings. Her absence from the meet ing In t'olumbia excited much com ment and kindly inquiry. Sh« will i.e missed. Governor Mlcase I'.ss stopped hi* euhser p mn in ih«* Newberry • I * esrver another evhl«nce of the cal ibre of the man a majority of the voters of South Carolina elevated to be chief magistrate. The letter and Kdltor Wallace's comments t-d i.w: Columbia, S. C., June Hi, 1SHJ. Mr W. II. Wallace, Kiltlor Obser ver. Newberry, South Carolina. Hear Sir: The Observer being a home paper I subscribed for it to be sent here, when 1 came but iO * * view of your dirty little flings you o f will please dlesontinue at once nt> subscription. Very respectfully. Cole L. Blea.se Governor. The governor does not seclfyi why he is pleased to call the "dirty lit tle flings and we are at a loss to know what he means; but It Is tm- material. The paper will of course not be continued to him unless he wants It.' The Obesner is not forced on anybody and does not trl its sails to catch favor though It trl*** to be just and fair to all per sons .and has tried to be particular ly fiir to Governor Hlease. 1«M 99. Attw WbAtoy. if Charlsscoii, for th« vacation, visiting rot Mian Annn ftokan fas rot anted to w bum# In Bamberg, after a pleas ant vfint tb /vlends nnd rolntlven nt 9 Ain plnee. Mins tkltteon 4ckernnn has b«ea npanAmg acme 11UK- n Chari ist *n. From there she has gone to I'm* aonvllle, where sbo will vis t '••r brother aad fiieuds. Mr. eei Mr*. II. 3. AcAeeman, with twe children, arc spenJ'Jg a time over on Sullivan's Island. Tbo many friends v f Mr*. U. U. Willis will be glad Lt leant that she is now nt homo nnd doing we!l r after an rperutlon nt tbo Riverside Infirmary In Charleston. Me. Victor Ackerman has ac cepted a position with J. D. Ack erman A Bon, on "Red Oak." Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Westbury are visiting relatives at this place. After spending some time with his sister, Mrs. X. I.. Ackerman, little Jo.h Kmitb las relumed to h*)* home nesr nii'M'C*‘ ie. Mrs, E. M. AcSeniiin after n pleasant visit of sevenu weeks »n Charl^ti a with her K» n F. Dj Ack*j erman. Is now at home. Before rc- j turning she visited her son, Mr. G. 1 Ackerman at Rantowles, also rela- j aMves at St. George. She was ac- j companled by her daughter, miss j Eula and little Nell. Miss Emma Easterlin la now ’ll Tlidgevllle with friends. Miss Revie Willis, of Henderson ville spent a,few days with relative and friends at this place. The ice cream parlor on Red OaV. U doing a fine business, under the management of Clarence Ackerman. Mr. Harvie Ackerman made a hu ried trip to St. George last week. Mr. E. M. Ackerman was in Char leston one day last week on busi ness. Mrs. Ruth Ackerman, after a stay of several days In Charleston Is now at orae. Mhisses Edna Stokes and Pearl Fandifer were guests at the home of Mr. R. A. Ackerman last week, for a day or two. Picnic at Yarnville. Varuvllle, June 22,—Special; T^he annul picnic of Yarnville will be j held here Thursday June 29. Sever-; ul prominent speakers will be pres- -ent and address the audience. A big game of ball between Varuvllle and Khrhardt will be played in the afternoon and In the evening a big dance will be given at Dowling's Hall. tbo foort to coavaas Bars Tbo Jury eommissiooerm mot Sot arday morafaR aad drow -Mr VboUt Jarors for tbo. form of •f Genera! BmoU July S. W. C. Ciaroa, J. M. KfoM^ T. A* Adorno K. K. Hndsoo, 8. H. Folk. N. R. Gruber, W. O. Jbooa, F. M. Morris, J. R. Halford. F. L. Klossy, Charley Beech. W. * W. Russell 0. P. Fnrgerson, W. P. Preload, A. B. Carter. L. B. Bon net, D. W. Klnnrd *. L. Beateo, H. W. Benton, J. Jmlth, A. Q. Crosby J. T. 0*0010, W. W. Carter. L. C. backer, W. J. -ffettles, T. P. Hill, J. J. Hlera, Jake Ramsey, J. E. Garvin, H. T. Herndon, p. C. Crosby, W. R. Thackston, J. O. Gar vin. O.’ R. Register, H. H. DuRaat, J. T Givens. * 1 ■ Classified Mrertisc neats. FOR SALE—if quart Milk tkketa for 91.99.’ Milk delivered men lag's and afteraoeo's anywhere in town. t-28-lt. Walterboro Dairy, mmsm All my stock of Summer j* r* 0 Pantaloons and Hats will g be closed out at cost, g Thes^are not shop-worn Q but absolutely this sea- Q son's goods. ^ W. V. Glover ? \ Walterboro, - - S. C. 5 FOR BALE—Three Desirable resi dence lots la town of Walterboro Apply to A. O. Hlott, Ronad, 8. C O-29-rt. CORN FOR SALE—About five hun dred bushels ear corn to go at 95 eta per bushel f. o.^. my plantation F. C Bennett. 4 ■ FOR SALE OR RENT—Desirable office and lot between J. 8. Griff in and Col. J. O. Padgett, op posite the court house Can be bought on easy terms. F- C. Ben- net. FOR SALE, New Webstr's Interna tional Dictionary. Just the thing for teacher or student. Cheap. Apply at The Press and Standard. WANTED. LEARN AUTOMOBILE BU8INESS- In our well equipped Machine ^ops, also road lessons. Thirty days practical course will com plete you; good positions for graduated. Charlotte Auto school Charlotte, N. C. 5-24-tf. , WANTED CHICKENS AND EGGS— at the Walterboro Hotel, and get the highest market price in cash, C-21-tf. WANTED—To buy land that has •v^en cut over, that Is the land that has had the timber cut off, and the stumps left standing. Ad- dresa C. U. Klatte. No. Cl Broad St. Charleston. S. C. CHARLOTTE COTTON SCHOOL.— Charlotte, N. C. —Wanted men • to learn the Cotton busineas in 1 our sample rooms; two weeks required; high salaried positions secured; write for catalogue. 5-24-tf. CITIUM For letters el Administration. ThE STA'J E OF SOUTH CAROLINA, w ifrobve LOST—In Walterboro about two v weeks ago Ladies Solid Gold Rin Value of ring or a new one given for its return to The Press and Standard, or to Miss Vera L. Kerr Stokes S. C.. 6-28-lt. HllHIKe$S LOCAL* Turnip seeds for fall planting juvt arrived at Klein s. Jus* ie. c’v*d * ne car corn : *.•1 oats 1 car bay 5 «ar wire fencing. Let us fvure with you. Varn Bros. Co MofjelJc and Fmoaks. S. C. at 1 \ arn ( ounty of Colleton. By J. H. Orittin, Enquire, Judge WHEREAS, O*eu Smi h mn *e suit to me to g mil him LeHtr. ol The Civic League jubilee will be | Adnatiisi ration ol the estaie ami etf'-ccs held in connection with the picnic ol Mr« Ane e Morrell , The public is invited ! VRF T.ipi-FORE .0 ere ! 1u.1l minniniBh ail turn rilin'uUr r 1^- ^i*»- mreit and cre.iiims ol trie said Annie JOiftMl CRUSEY DEAD. Mo r rcll. deceased ihirthev be ar d up ______ j P*« betorr me, in the Court of Probate, t ,1,,,.^ -j, v Johnnie Crosby, one of Wat'H*o O la; held a> M aPerboro, h C, on me ro’s popular younir men, riled this ,luo ^, •'•xi.ft afler pnhic.i Kvor\thu.g The Lost at Klein's. morning’ at five o'clock of ty phoui,* l 11 , I •, or do es ■ will rdre anv 1 pneumonia uoou, to show eau-e if any thr? ha^e, I •> or t. <to.-es sen wu| cure an> ' Johnnie was sick only a few days | A<1 "“ n ’ st '“'“ ,n hh “’' 111 00 ' c( c ' h,l,h and Kever l ’ rice - 25c ami his biuiocn ilr ttiii is a shock to rilV’FN under my hand this ^Oth dav 'he entire town He wasa son «»f the 1 0 i .lum . a l> 11*11. la'e Sttphen Croshv and leaves a Published • n me 21st am 28 h .l-v* One of the l ir ;est and best se- mother muJ s.verai Itrothers and sis- of .rune, liill, in The Piexi sud 8t»nd , ol - ,j rU}ts j,, j;, ale Turnip seeds fresh arrival K leJn's y ’.and f • *-1 »o’- sale ^.v 'Iro.;. Co., *! :■< .> and Frn^ak . F. | C It dout-.-s jour yield of l»i »- J< >X KK-STHB K LA N D. Jntm C. Ntricklanrl «»f Htokes W«Ih MImm Jones. UTS. ^ We deeply sympathize with the family in this their sa»i hour. • «VW • Kivent-Knv'age. V marriage in which ninny person of Walterboro and the county will be interested took place In Rock Hill last Tuesday evening, when Miss Jessie Henderson Rivers and Marvin A. Savage were married. Miss Annie Savage was maid of honor and Elliott Savage, best man. J. C. Brown and family have mov ed Into the residence recently va cated by Prof Sheridan's family. The residence occupied by* Mr. Brown will be occupied by Mrs. Ju lia. Price. aid J S GRIFFIN Probate’.* ndge ^2 Maotriu Street, CHAKLK&TON. 3 L (MARBLE AMO GRANITE WORK* and "• Mope Cotton Blossoms. Island ton June 21. The Press _ . . an »l Standard: Enclosed you will Ruffin. June 2k. Special; Thd f , nd ro((on bloiwoniN , hjlve p len . ty of them. Yours truly,' A. Q LYONS. many friends of Mr. John C. Strick land and Miss Georgia Jones were very’ much surprised to learn of their marriage, which took place at her borne near Ruffin last Wedn esday morning at 10 o'clock the ceremony being performed by H. 1). Padgett, Jr. The bride is a daughter of Mp and Mrs T. G. Jones, and Is a young lady well liked by her many friends The groom is a well-to-do and popular farmer of Stokes. Mr. Strickland was formerly mar ried, his wife Having ^Ileil several ’•ears ago. Mr. and M^s. Strickland left immediately aftgr the ceremony for their future home at Stokes where % they were followed by the best wishes of their iHan«i- friends Miss Ella May Howell is vUiting relatives in baynwell. Whooping rough is not danger ous when the cough is kept loose and expecto p atton easy by giving Chamberlains cough remedy. It has he« n used In many epidemics of th's disease w :?h perfect success. For sale by ail dealers. BEAUTIFY THE CEMETERY.— Monuments an 1 Tombs of all kind Iron aad latvvn Fences, at ; ls»W prftrra. Most reliable Imaise. ! Orders taken now for Fall Dr- 1 livery. Apply to Rev. Ik V. Hal- 1 fonl, WaHrrhoro, 8. C. at Kloin's. If it is in drugs you can find it at Klein s. 1 .100 pounds assorted turnip seeds at Klein's. I Bulk eaUMge seeds for fall plant- iug at Klein's. Notice. I would like to say to my stock raising friends that I have just sold i to Mr. W. 8. Marvin and A. A. ! Patterson 55 head of fine stock Cattle. 1 have on hand now 50 or 60 head or more good low country stock cattle 1 want to sell also a car load of good beef cattle. M. H. Hiott, ROUND S. C. Send For Price*, V. Beach represents as a* Walterboro EetnbliaheA In 1 7W4 Oldest Firm Id America 0. A. WALKER .NOTICE All persons having claims against the estate of A. C. Bennett w ill pre sent them duly to the undersigned, and all persons indebted to the said estate will make payment to the undersigned. ANN EDITH BENNETT. Admix. Estale of A. C. Ueuuett Monuments, Monmnents All vi/e-, end prices from AYOO to 8.10.00 Coping, ‘“'tireve 4'overs, Markers. Any kind of M|M*riel work cvtiuialed. Italian, Vermont and tiesM-gin Marble and sM kintls of I'|eT«»-Date Graaite. WriU\ |*fM>ne or wait Ok see me. . '»• . »> Mennw money savcvk Everytlsing G ntecd. B. R. Ulmer, THE MONUMENT MAX. Ruffin, 8. C. WIvlfct PAINT? f , V 0** ’ WHy Not Do It Now? We are Agents for Magnolia Paint Our Price $1.75 per gallon WE ASK YOU TO COMPARE Linseed Oil, $1.00 per gallon. WE SELL Red Roof Paint. ' WE SELL All Painters' Supplies. Before Terry & Shaffer, Department TAYLOR’S fecial Hosiery Sale BEAUTIFUL A-S-SoRTMENT OF SUMMER HOSIERY, CoMPRUlNfi THE iEAJOfl LATENT AMD BE-ST. LADES’ THSEAD SILK MCUNA BLACK HOSE Positively the only Kadies’ Thread Silk Hose on *he market ?that sells for 25c. per f»air. In order to secure this h'so / sell it for 25c. \v** wt-re c»m- polled to buy the Mill’s entire production. Silk hosiery is extremely popular. No better values have ever been given than those Fast black, thread si.k foot and boot effect ley. "rein forced” lisle heel and toe, full seamless foot, narrowed ankle, v ide srarter welt; soiid sizes 8 to 10 fciiJC. PursTHrsndl SltKf, MEN’S PUNE THREAD SILK NOSE IN BLACK ONLY. Tbe only Thread Silk Half- Hose on the M trket to retail for 25c Knit from pure Thread Silk, and not to be et r - founded with the spun or met- 1 cerized silk hoae which is being offered by others at about this price. In order to secure this thread silk hose to sell at 25c.I we were compelled to buy an enormous quantity. Black, pure Thread Siik, ex tra fine gauge. **4-thread” lis e heel and toe, full seamteSJ foot, elastic lisle ribbed top; OC„ solid sizes 9 1-2 tojl 1-2; 1-2 doz. in box, per pair TAYLOR’S *• 1 * ( Waherboro s Popular Store W. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor