Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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«. - THE PRESS AND STANDARD, >*0,8. H* ^♦fTE jnsratcoramr KB FORTY-FOITITH STATE IF CREATED. n TK A1 MAPLE CAN TIG! Prof* Vlnit Cane Section—Railroad Tfelk. Not Max GOSS FROM Aronnd MKEIANO FW COUNTY SEAT Was MS For and 24 Aflaiast WiodFB Over UU- Uaoanrille, 2SS to «1. Rldgoland. July It. ly w** placed on tike map of South Carolina by a rote of 2S3 to 24, or IS to 1, In today’* election. In the race for the county seat Ridge- The firat of the farmers’ instl- I lx»dge. July It.—Special: Craps tutes held In this county at Maple are in a fine condition at present. Cane Friday was Attended by about and we are haring fine weather for two hundred persons. There would the growth of them, hare been several times that num- * Rev. Lawson filled his regular her if time had been given for prop- appointment at Carter’s Ford flua- erly advertising the event. Less day morning. He preached a very than a week was given, however, able and interesting sermon, for getting the news out, and as 1 The protracted meeting at Car- j a consequence there was only a por- teds Ford will begin Saturday he- i tion of the crowd present that fore the first Sunday In August,j would have enjoyed the day. |witb the regular 12 o’clock service. Another cause of disappointments After Saturday there will be two was the fact that the professors services each day, one at 10 o’clock -Jasper coun* whb were to conduct the institute and one at five. The public in did not arrive till the dinner hour, general is Invited to attend, having been unable to reach Wal- Miss Jeannett McDsn'el of Chsu-, tsrboro till 10 o clock Friday morn- ter la visiting friends in this aee- ii*g, and having a fifteen mile Uon It will be very pleasantly re- ] drive to make after this. Accord- mem be red that she taught a sue-: land won over Ollllaonrille by a vot^ Ingly dinner was served before any cessful term school at Dry Branch of 226 to 61. The election passed cpccklng was had After thia de- a few years ago. Her many friends off quietly, and without any dls- | l « htful function was performed, and welcome her here again. It was a delightful one, for there We are glad to report that C. E. order. . was a most bountiful picnic dinner, CUldwell is able to be up again, af- Tho territory involved contains such as the good housewives of ter being coi<.’lned to his bed for 627 square miles, and Is taken from this community know how to pre- a few days. Miss Luclle Hlers, Hampton and Beaufort counties. Pare and serve, the crowd assembled who has been In ned nith fever is under shelter v of the oaks to also able to bq up again. Section 634 of the civil code of listen to the speakers. | Mr. and Mrs. J. \\ * .osby, were South Carolina, outlining the duty | The gentlemen who were present called to the infirmary in Charles- of the general assembly in the for- to conduct the institute were: L. ton, where their daughter has been mation of new counties, provides O. Watson, plant diseases; J. <’. for some time. that after the returns of an elec- Kampley, rules and regulations gov- W. Q. Hlers spent Sunday after- tion on a new county have been can- ♦"rnii*; the sale and delivery of noon with friends at Bethel, vaased by the commissioners of commercial fertilizers; T. E. Keitt, B. F. Fender paid Waiterboro a election and certified the result to soil fertility and commercial fertil- flying visit and business trip Sat- the secretary of state “the general assembly at its next session shall create such new county if two- thirds of the qualified electors vot- Ing at such election shall vote in favor of the eetablishniet:< of such work, Hon. Jus, E Peurifoy was 1 Mrs. J. M. Walker and children of new county, and if all the conatitu- called upon, and electrified his au- St- Matthews, who have been visit tional requirements for the for- dience by a proposition to build a i«>K her parents Mr. ai*J Mrs. T. H. matioo of new counties have been i ra il ro ‘ 1 d from t’ottageville to Wal- t'aldwell and friends in this sec- Izers. These gentlemen are all urday expert in their line and entertaining Prof. ('. J. I>. Caldwell has accept- sptalerB. Interested attention was **d the Dry Branch summer school, given each speaker. which began Monday, July 10, with j At the conclusion of the iiMtitute a large enrollment work. Hon. Jas, E Peurifoy was complied with, of all of which such general assembly must judge.” If the requirements have been met and the next legislature creates Jasper, that will be the 44th county in South Carolina. — 7 ’ i-e i B Memory. On June the 2nd, death entered our family ard took as ita victim our darling brttler Barney Beach. He was sick with pneumonia only one week. Oh, how eagerly ifel look ed for a day when he wouW te better, I ut Alaa, that day never came, be grew w< rse every day tin til the end came. All was done for him that loving hands and phy- slciana could do But Ood had called him home. Oh, how we miss him he was so kind and good. He had bden married only five mo it' a and six days. He united with the Bethlehem Baptist church when a boy and was a constant member until he died. Had he lived until the 6th of August he would have been 26 years old. He leaves a widow, a poor mother, 3 sisters and 3 broth ers besides a host of relatives and frienda to mourn bia loss. The funeral services were conduct ed by Rev. L. B. Ackerman, axrd Tils remains were laid to rest at Zion church, beside hi j*father who preceded him 4 years ago. *Jh, how can we live without) him Dear old Buber waa at every call so ready to do s favor, so willing to Lelp. His vacancy can never be filled, the old home seems so sad and enpty without him. Dearest brother, thou hast left us. Thy .or rg voice is stilled, A vacant place Is In our hearts. That never can be filled. - A sister, —* May Register. Kill More Than Wild Beasts. The number of people killed each year by wild beasts don’t approach the vast number killed by disease garms. No life is safe from their attacks. They’re in air. water, dust even food. But grand protection is afforded by Electric Bitters, which destroy and egpel these deadly dis ease germs from the system. That’s why chills fever and ague, all ma larial and many blood diseases yield promptly to this wonderful blood purifier. Try them, and enjoy the giorlous health and new strength they'll give you. Money back. If not satisfied. Only 60c at Jno M. Klien’a Keeping IHsopderiy House. Smoaks, July 17.—Special: Fol lowing a condition which has be come unbearable In the community, suit has been entered against O. H. Kinsey and Nellie Kinsey who live a few miles from this post office. The suit is brought by Jasper Jones, and others, charging the defend ants with maintaining and keeping a disorderly house in the commun ity. The firm of Padgett, Lemacks and Moorer of Waiterboro have be* •> employed as counsel by the plalntlfi If is reported that there is a blind tiger In the community, which '*111 soon be proceeded against un ite* there is s stop put to the buai- >tess in short order. terhoro. He quickly showed how easily this can be done of the peo ple of the route can be gotten to co-operate with each other. He suggested that a mass meeting be called to discuss the mater, which suggestion will possibly be acted up on in the near future. Much In terest was shown* in the proposed railroad, and it la believed it will tion. returned home Saturday. We are Glad to see I>r. W. M. Moorer hack after spending a few months at different points for his health. He will resume hi* prac tice at this place. Mr. Editor, 1 believe your visit to this section on the 4th scared those t era farthe’* in the woods, where they belong as 1 have not heard be built. Mr, Peurifoy also ex-, ““Jibing from them since, pla'ned the drainage law and urg- ' again and do as well, en those present to get up a drain- j - L. A age district embracing. Sheridan 1 1 ' ■ township. The day was decidedly pleasant, and profitable. The people of the community boast the best crops in years, and all were consequently in good humor. A great many persons irou Cottageville and Sidney were present. Come Vnioo Meeting. The union meeting of the First Division, irlll meet with the Zion church ( on Friday before the fifth Sunday in July. Friday Morning. 10:30—Devotional exercises by moderator. 11:00—Preaching, by Rev. L. B. Ackerman. 12:00, Query, What should be the Attitude of Church towards Law- Weak, Weary Women. Learn the Cause of Daily Woes and ' End Them. When the back aches and throbs. When the house work Is torture. "When night brings no rest nor sleep When urinary disorders set In. ■Women's lot is a weary one. There is a way to escape these woes. Doan's Kidney Pills should be used. Have cured thousands. Read this woman’s testimony. MVs R. DeLarkey 8 E. Cumber land St. Charleston 8. C. says: ”1 gladly recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills for they did me more good than any other remedy I ever used. For several years I had -A* 238 mild Street and 203 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C DEPARTMENT STORE. *» Hie Largest Wholesale aod Retail Mail Order House lotbeSoadi QDCf'f A V We are members of the Ch&rles- ■^2 II*V/l/Yl-r—ton Refund Association, and will pay your Railroad fare to Charleston if you shop here, in addition we guarantee you better values and great er varieties to choose from than you will find outside of the Great Market Centres. CLOSING OUT SUMMER STOCKS. We are overstocked with Spring and Summer Mer chandise of every land: Tailor-Made Suits, Silk and Lingerie Dresses, Children’s Dresses, Ladies Waists, Walking Skirts, Dry Goods and. Notions, Floor Cover ings, Lace Curtains, Shoes, Millinery, Gents Furnish ings, Etc. THESE GOODS MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY To Accomplish this w have Placed the Entir Stock on Sals FROM A QBARTERTO A HALF LESS THAN OMAL PRICE Pay us a Visit, Write for Samples or send us an open order. We willattend to it as carefully as if you were here in person. lessness, open by Rev J. M. Craven, kidney trouble and I suffered con- 2nd Query, What Should be the r Untl * f r ? m ba * kach * “ d "n*™* in jny loins. As another member The Flesh Maker thinmen and scrawny women can gain a solid pound of good elesb daily Money Back in Apy Case Where Samose Fails to Increase the Weight ' ~ | TDM FKKS MK FAT VEKD TOVIIStlF KFOtt USiDG Duty of Ministry towards the Lay men. Movement open by Rev. P. W\ Warren. Saturday Morainic. 10:00—Devotional exercises. 11:00—Preaching try Rev. B. L. Adams, 12:00—What should be the atti tude of the church towards the Woman's Mission 8ociety i open by C. N. Lar*dale. Sunday. , 11:00—Missionery Sermon, Rev. J. M. Craven. C. N. LANGDALE, Clerk. Fro-tem. Weigh yourself before commeac- of my family had taken Doan’s Kid . v ney Pills with good results, I was log to use Samose, the great flesh led to use them they brought me forming food. The wonderful sale entire relief. l*vslue this remedy | , „ . highly.” tbi* preparation since first In- r'or sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo New York, sdle agents for the Uni ted States. Remember the name—Doan s- enthusiastic believer on the great and take no other. value of Samose that he gives his personal guarantee to refund the money if Samose will not make thin TIEVMKKilBTSEWIM(ttCMIt r., h-Mi. .nd HOW TO GAM KM.TDY FUM John M. remarkable result following its use .(have made John M. Klein such nn Happiest Girl in Lincoln. A Lincoln Neb., girl writes, ”1 had been ailing for some time with chronic constipation and stomach trouble. I began taking Chamber lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and In three days I was able to be up and got better right along. I am the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a good medicine." For sale by all dealer*. Marriage License So. 5. Deputy Clerk of Court Ackerman was called upon last Thursday not only to furnish a marriage li cense but an officer to perforin the ceremony as well. It is endless to say that he called in Jos. M. Moor- er. Esq. and that the record made in the ceremony of license No 1. was shortened several minuters. The contracting parties were Miss Annie Poston aid English William Sineath of Cottageville. Mr. Sin- eath gave his age as 36 which that of Miss Poston was given as 19. .Shortly after the, ceremony, the happy couple left for their home at Cottageville. IHT rui strength to those who use it. This Is a strong guarantee. but Good, healthy flesh can only bo gained by the ua* of th# proper food together with natural action of tbo organs of assimilation. Nino pooplo out of ten In order to tisigh no much as they ought and ho perfect ion and Klein Advieoe Thin Folks to use Humoae. While thinness may not be a die- ease, yet it is In reality a roodi- troduced In Watlerboro and the ro-iHon that needs attention. Undef the nourishing power of Samose ly healthy, should use Samose. healthy, natural flesF will soon be «'**< fWh ,00d , f . health restorer. Weigh yourself bo- attained. | fore com inenclng to use these little This remarkable flesh forming f°«x j tablet*, ankl see how you^ weight ln- strengthens the system generally | creases from week to week, l^rge and builds up the fleshy tissues so box for 60c. that good, natural plumpness re- Samose doee not contain a partlclo suits. | of starch or pepsin nor Is it any An ounce of flesh is better than nauseating preparation such as in he has seen so many of his custom-ja pound of theory. John M. Klein: usually recommended to make peo- ' era who a few weeks ago looked Ilk* believes that the best possible pow- pie f*t, and which does not buil6 walking skeletons become plump an< I era cSP-^amose Is to have It tried up good healthy tisanes. Samose ban. well through the use of Kamoae he by his customers, and to induce all feels he cannot say too much to in duce people to try it. This marvelous flesh forming foo. is assimilated as soon as It Is taken Into the stomach, makes good rj<h blood, tones up the weakened sys tem, and well. of them to us^-Jt, he offers to pay for the Ssmose case It doee not give satisfaction, i No stronger proof than this can be given of hhi faith In It. He has seen hundreds who were weak, thin and scrawny be- helps to aasimtlate the food'come plump, robust and strong, sole makes the user plump and |y through the use of Samose. Ten I days treatment 50c. valuable flesh forming properties tones up and strengthens the sys tem, heips the food that Is eaten to be assimilated In a natural' manner and absolutely restores health to all the organa. If y^u are sot perfectly aatinfle.t with the results of Kamoae. Johik M. Klein will return your meuey. without any quibbling. Y -v . Ifyoo want eltlwr a VtbeattagHhatUe, Rotary Shuttle or a tMaf le Thread [«ilcAJ ttowtogllachtDS write to Til ICY I MM MVMIMAMNKI HIT Manr wise machine* Me mada to aell retardlr-« ci Quality, hut the n«W Hwaae U made to meat. t >ur guaranty never run out ftwM by —ItoerlneO Sealers saly. L. Herndon of Waiterboro, who has been visiting relatives at ls- landton, has returned home. Miss Bertha EsDorn and mother, of Mashawville, were In town Fri day shopping. Sprains require careful treatment. Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely. It will remove the soreness and quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. For sale by all dealers. tl/ACCADH AAI I ETC SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA T» UrrUKIl LULLLul henry N. Snyher. President A real eollesre ivith high standards of scholarship and character. Excellent equipment. Unsurpassed health conditions. Expenses Moderate. Loan funds for worthy students. Fifty-eitfhth session begins September 20th. Write for catalogue. J. A. GAMEWELL, Setrktary. Wofford College Fitting School Spartanburg, Soi tu Carouna A high-grade preparatory r'-houl for boys. Small cUisse-. Indi vidual attention. $155 pays all expenses. Next session September 20th. A MASON DuPRE, Headmaster. NOTM’K. IIIsh X^y Crosby of Isiandton who Miss Marie Ritter and brother, ha* Been vl»iting her aunt, Mrs. Beatie. paused through here Thyir*- S. Finn, had business in Charles- D. E. Benton here returned home day or their way to Tabor to ni ton a few days last week. Saturday. tend tha picnic. Notice Is hereby given, that tho undersigned, having organized them selves into a society for a fraternal and charbitale purpose, namely, to care for the sick and bury tho dead intend to apply to the secre tary of State for <t certificate of incorporation In perpetuity, th«» name of the proposed corporation belc-jj “The Christian Union So- ^ ci»ty v ” PL B. Ellison, Sam Washington, Minder Ellison, Robert Edwards, George Fraser, Mary Edwards, Sarah Brown, Charit^ Simmons. Green Pond, 8. C., July 26, 1911 7-26-lt