Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTKRBORO, 8. C. nos SUMMER DRESS GOODS CHANGED THE DAT! NpW LINE. JUST RECEIVED HOLD AXM AL KKl'MOX HKPUCMBRR *7 AND STATEMINT OE j G. MOBLlY Marquisettes and Silks for evening wea-. all shades—nothing over 25 CENTS per yard. \\ e have cry’stai bands and suitable t^i nniings to match th-se goods. Hav? also just received a new line of Galatea Suitings CALL AND INSPECT OUR NEW LINE OF GOODS Mrs. W. A. BLACK, THE LEADING MILLINERY SI ORE MrrOitK l*oMp»arri KV *u Aaca*t • •m1 IO—KoIIom s Action of t'on^ fcdcmtc WtcnuiH. 232 and 234Kmc Stmt mad 203 Maattef Ckarlaaton, S. C — THE ARCADE DEPARTMENT STORE Fletcher’s Coca-Cola. Invigorating, Refreshing and Cooling Drink. SOMETHING NEW Try one at Parlor and Send us Order for Bottled Goods. v Wakerboro Hotting Works Sole Agantm for CoBoion County. Wakerboro,* S. C. DHQ Q 6© T© WHERE Y©C GET THE SAME G©©DS F©R LESS MONEY. Charleston Surprise Bargain House. 5-0 KING STREEI CHARLESTON, S C. AND WALTERBORO BRANCH WAl.TEKBOliO. ■ • • SOUTH CAROLINA Closing O.t J r Summer Goods The annual reunion of the Red Shirt orRai -ization of South Carolina will be held in Columbia on Sep tember 27 and 2« The meeting wig to have b**en held on Auguat 9 and | 10 at the same time with the Unlttd Confederi'e Veterat*«. The reun ion of the veterans was postponed to A hr ust 22 and 23. The announ- eement that the reunion of the Red Shirts had been postponed was mad here j 'sterday by John (J Mobley I of Winnsfcoro. the comtnat.ier of the organization. The folowing hrwe ben selected as a committee on arrangements and advisory matters connected with the celebration to be held here in Oo- jlumbia September 27 and 28: WH- j lie Jones, \V It Starling, T. J. Har per, Thomas H A ugh try r.nd George i \V. Taylor. Aiu ouneeitieiit Made. The folowing announcement was , made yesterday by John G. Mob ley : The celebration of the Red Shirt Democratic victory of 7*5 will tw» held in Columbia S*ptemk?r 27 ar*i 28. In accords •we with th«‘ constitution presented to the Red Shirt convention in Anderson, Au-. gust 1909, by Col W. L. Mauldin and adopted at that time a celebra tion in one of the counties of our state was to be held each year In commemoration of the liberation of South Cr-rolina from lawlessness and misrule. The object was to promote the spirit of patriotism, to kefp up the touch of her soqs, and.dhould the State ever need their servlens, to be ready to respond promptly Politics are not connected with the orgs.rza.tion. The mayor of Columbia, W. H. GlbbeS' invited the orgr-uizatlon to meet in Columbia and I accepted tMs imitation in April, appointing August 9 and 10. I was informed that subssqnent to having select ed the 9th and 10th of August, th# Confederate veterans selected t dates . for their reunion, which l***»* n *- bul b * to har * would mahe the reunion of both or- forgotten thrt the political issues of gaaisatioaa In Colombia on the sans sg and 59 brought on the War Be* date. This action on their pr-rt tW4 ^ n the s«.|u»s. Does he fall suggested to me that they in tte . .. . .... with the Red Shirts in commemorat ing an occasion, which was the H f- Confederate, who will attend the ter mat h of the struggle which they reunion of the soldiers who wore h:.1 so gloriously mnintained Not the grajt, rlso wore a red shirt un wishing. however, in an>T Pay to in ^ the comn , und of the j r 0 wn chief i taiil* When he writes of coi<'llet and politics, he does not represent The Largest Wholesale and Rdai Mai Order Hoese IntheSorth QPI7PI A I' We are members of the Charles- E. v^lRefund 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 kind: 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 Sale FROM A QUARTER TO A HAIF ICS THAN OMOmi Ptltt Pay us a Visit. Write for Samples or send us an open order. We will attend to it as carefully as if you were n; 0 Several 100 yards of r n.hrfitiit rie- a <•-:i» d farcy .-Mrt aai-ts and fancy Indie- caputs .-Kirts, etc I attires ate many II ore w ill he sold lulu* c-t Ja.'' r*ceHc«i n io* *-hipo.e t >«f ladies voile and I’aratna skirts. A < , f“ r m - r swell dreas ladies to get an up-t<» date vatimnt m ’heir h> me tiiWti We pay special attention to «»ur (Ii nts' F utr.isii » p'-. I. SOBEL, Manager Walterboro Branch WALTERB©R© WE BUY CHICKENS AM' EGGS 0! Attack Like Tigers. In fighting to keep the blood pur the white corpuscles attack disease j germs like tigers. But often germs multiply so fast the little fighters r-re overcome. Then see pimples, bails, eczema, salt rheum and sores niultiph. and strength aM appetite fail, nils condition demands Elec tric Flitters to regulate the stom ach, liver, r.nd kidneys and to ex pel poisons from the blood. “They are the best blood purifier,'' writes T. Hudahn, of Tracy, Calif., “I have e\er found.*' They make rich, red. blood strong nerves and build up your health. Try them. 50c at •In© M. KMen's terfere with their meeting, but in a spirit of desire to have them join with us. I charged ©ur dates to j.Xu^ust 11 and 12, thus making >he | meeting, in fact only one reunion | so that they could r.'tend the Ked Shirt celebration without ineonveti- ienee and expense of havirg to re turn to Columbia. The veter.ims, subsequently ch.-nged their dat.- to 1 August 22 imd 2.'», which was, of course, perfectly agreeable to ns. j The intention of the Bed Shirt- was to honor them i-ud add as no.eh as possible to patriotic sentinuH that would attend their reunion at the capital. In announcing ids change however, Gen. Brooks u-es ( » language that was unnecessary He said in part: ‘In order not to con flict with any other organization,’ and intimates that the Red Shirt meeting at Columbia smacks of politics, emphajdzine the fact that the reunion of veterans Is non- political. 1 wr.e surprised at those expressions from him. The conflict is over. These are times of peace. There could be ro conflict between us. We are of one family. Th< ? one longer in service, glorious in mili tary achievements the other r* ado always to honor them, while 'hey live and reverence their memories when they die. Ttie greatest bond After Application of TeUerine. „f unjor 8h ould be between the Con- “One application of TETTER1NE federate Veterans and the Red- cured me of a case of Itching piles shirts. All of the vet era ha wore I bad for five years '—Baynard lhe ^ „ h | r(8 in . 76 and jf wr ,, Benton, Walterboro, S C TETTERe be fact that a remnant of the •N'E is the one ut falling cure for m en who followed Jackson and l.ee. s. e. 3 I. their sentiments. “Now, In order that there may not lie even the faintest idea of other organizations rnd political or ganizations causing coi/llct, I re move the date of the celebration of the great Democratic victory <»f '7»; as far awry as possible, and ap point September 27 and 28 at Co lumbia for the meeting of the Rod Shirt organization These dr.tes leave l>«s*n accepted by the mayor of ('olainltia > and I extend a most cordial invitation to j.'I of the Cot-federate veterans to he present with us each wearing a red shirt and all of the honors of the oc casion will he theirs. This Invita tion* specially includes Gen. 1'. R. Brooks. a. ^ “John G. Mobley, * , Commander-In-chief.’* We Want Good Agents To solicit subscript ions and present our various Clubbing, Magazine, Map and Rook Offers with THE TRI WEEKLY CONSTITUTION Monday, VYedncsday, Friday, », three times every week, almost a daily, > Only $1.00 A Year " With your own conveyance, you can work all the rural routes and small tm\ us and rural communities in your auc tion. $5.00 to $7.50 Per Day Can he made on this splendid proposition. It you will write at once, you may be first in your field and secure hi£ orders. Write for an outfit today. All agents’ supplies are furnished free. Give good'references. THE TRI WEEKLY CONSTITUTIQN , ATLANTA, GEORGIA • Piles Disappear THE SEWING MACHINE OF , QUALITY. belaud A Hlera and brother, "'•Vi’.liam, were among those In town ■Friday, These are popular young efzen.a, tetter, ringworm, infr,«t»‘ ee'-es, scalp diseases, dandruff, etc For sale at 50c a box at >our drug gist. Be sure you get the genuine. If he is out of it, send us 50e and ve will supply you at once. The £1 uptrine Co.. Savat-oah, Ga- For Sale by John M. Klien First t»pc«t Il<>il. Isarz* Brown, a colored man, cus tomer of Terry A Shaffer, at Green Bond, has the honor of sending Th* I'.'etfs and Standard the first boll Appomatox, the Imprisonment of cotton reported in the county. Davis and the desecration of and under the comma!*! of the great general of Confederate cavrJ- ry, Wade Hampton caroposed large per cent, of the army of Red Shirts that inspired respect and fear In 1 the hearts of the federals who garri soned our State in '76, and made them sS* "the hand writing on the sail,' predktir?* a desperate con flict. A conflict that once started would have been on to a finish, raid where the war cry would have been ‘Remember the broken treaty of of the I : n WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. ffyou pnrclmxc tin* NKW HOMK you wgl have a life iuum-i nt tie* price you |«y, ■ ud will not liavean endb-Mi rlialu of rviwlrv. This cottcn was sent to ua Wed- Lesday, July 20. Brown used iutcr- jatats fertlV’ser. South/ Trihete to ('©I. IlmokM. “CoL Brooks Is a mas of much *0*. If yo« wwat a scwlnx niMciiiiic, write for our latest re lu Fugue beforr yo.i pure haute. Dg Hbm Sbhm HbIea Co., Mm, THE LATEST OUT - FROM *- - GEO. W. GLOVER To My Friends and Patrons of Walterboro, Colleton County and also our Sister Counties: I have decided to go into the Mercantile business again and will be very glad to have one and all call around to >ee me, and inspect my stock, which consists of the fol lowing items and lots of other things Um> vanou-t to men tion in this spare: *.. A full line of the very best Groceries at reduced prices. A complete line of tool* for farm use. ranging in price from 10c to 26c. each. A full lire of trunks, suit cases and hand bags A full line I of Pictures and Picture ftomes. Enlarging Pictures a ? Specialty. f Watches. Clocks and Jewelry, Window Shades and Lace j Curtains. Bicycle supplies and repairing a specialty. F Ol R MOTTO SHALL BE: The beat goods at the lowest prices, j Prompt delivery and a kind word for all F With best wishes to you. 1 remain, J Youra for a square deal. f i i i ; ! Geo. W. Glover.