Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

rrn> t - !ttx« V.'.” THU PKKSS AMD SfAtfUJtS, WALTKKBOBO, & 0. VAttl SAVD WAGON** | IUr«H. Amgmt ll.-8p^l*4: | , wiu m1 , ^ followlBg trBcU of MU. Ula Duke, of Orangeburg I. Ul|d O0 ln gu-pt, |tll. at *" | Tittunc aer aunt, Mr*. C. F., Bul-T^ houM at 12 cT Bdltar, Tb. Prun. and Btandard. Ur. ^ | for ^ ^ ^ penaltie.: I sunt offor mj congratulation, on mi*. Brewer of Charleston ha. tho get up of yt>«r adrertlslng la- been Tlsiting her sister, Mrs. B. G. Adams Ran Township. •00 Of Tho Proas and Standard. Catch. Mrs. Wllhelmlna Breson, 25 acres and. East by lands formerly of es tate Behellng. Taxes costs and pentt Did you do all of that? If so it Mr8 j w Anderson has returned “ or * or lesi bounded nort ^ bjr T *J puts Jpu among the best writers of home after a pleasant stay In Chic- cant lot# of RaTenel * we * t * iOUth tho Bute. But really I thought I lesion. haJ a fair Idea of Walterboro s lay- Mr s B q Gatrh an(1 daughter, out and resources, and the value Ruby, visited friends at Jacksonbo- t ' ty - 4ft Colleton generally, even If* ro j a! , t W eek. * Jo * h White > 12 aor<kB mor ® or sweet maids, but it seems as if I \t r8 p* E. Beach has been visiting ,P!S * bounded nor,b b >’ G° n “ ,e »» have lots to learn yet, end hope relatives here for n few days. W, ‘* 1 b> BarnweI1 > Ea8t b >' Wellard, to be able to see much more of it Mi**es Nellie and Nettie Fox of and lt , s"*good people. AdraHsio? Rale Carl FREE ROUND TRIP THE PREBB AND STANDARD Waltorhoro, S. C. Effective September I, 1911. SPACE (CONTRACT) RATES (To Be I’ned WiUiin a Year) The CHARLESTON Merchants Pay Your Fare. Out-of-town shoppers may to ('harleston, stay from one to and South by F. Youngblood. Tax es, costs and penalty $12.57. Lewis Jackson, 91 acres more or less bounded by lands of Garrott, F. Middleton, Cannady end Fox. Taxes, costs and penalty $9.€9. Chas Legate 5 acres more or leas bounded North bv New Kosd, East 1<X» to 219 Inches 2.-.M to 490 Indies ftOO to 0!M> inches HMM or more indies Transient Hate's. 50 cents per indi for first 1 tior* am! 25 cents per inch ea<-h suhse<]iM*nt insertion. Is-gal Advertising Rates. cents per trsh j 0 five days attend the thentrea, vlait the Island resorts, etc. do their 14 buying »nd have their railroad fare paid for the round trip. for Tlie Adr-ms Run. spent last Sunday with I think The Press and SUndard \i r and Mrs. W. A. Gilmore, is dollar some good^ in man}' res- Misses Amberbell and Gaynell pecta, and is capable of doing much Rowell have been visiting Mrs. C. more, and would were it not for p Hlo , t of youngs Island, that little sin of fighting our p p R OW ell had business in Char- govemor. I think many of It s ie«ton last week, readers see a weak point In that william Chmpbell, who has as much as moat men have ceased been ill for some time, died yester- to follow the press and we cannot jgy m0 rnlng. A full account of understand haw one Of your know!- whirh w , , a ppo ar i a t* r . edge of facts could and would waste Miss Mena Huff of Rldgela-nd la your valuable time and space for spending some time with Mrs. J. W. ,eM hounded bp'H. Smith. Prelaw «ewt a word eoch iimertioo. no ■o good effect. In my humble Bt ve n*. and Halsey. Taxes cost and penalty advertising take* for less Mian lodgment it only adds to the al- Miss Amberbel! Rowell is visiting $7 28. |twenty-five «w<s. Business lotsds ready great popularity of Governor relatives in Jarksonhoro this week. Blease. Your scribe has had the Mrs j w B i v( , nB rec< . n tly gave .12 only conditioaa to be complied with are: First, that yonr combined ,10 purchases amount to g25 or more. Second, that you come from a point twenty-five miles or more distant. Third, that your faro must not exceed 5 per cent of your tot al purchases. Fourth that you musk hit) n round trip ticket or get u receipt from your railroad * agent at vour home station, showing that you puivluiM'd a ticket. The merchants of Charleston curry large and well assorted stocks. The matter of select ion Is easy; you have a variety to choose from by D. Branton, South by Paul are fixed by law and these rahee Jenkins, and West by Joe Brown. Taxes costs and penalties $11.21. Collins Township. lutes on legal advertising T f tHr Kochs are kept fresh by being replenished often. Prices urn will nut be deviated from. Classified Advertising Rates Wants. For Hale, For Rent. Lost Mary Howard, 10 acres more or *»»<l other special business notices. privilege of seeing and hearing him Heywaid Township. ' f,v ® <**** • lla f emrh Robert Aiken 22 acres more or ' Maistages and Deaths, an enjoyable entertainment in hon- less, bounded North by Bishop, East News items of marriages at?I rrusoaable, cousirtering quality. If you cannot find Just what you want la your home town, reuse you cun always get it lu Charleston.' The following merchants are memlsTs of this refund plan will be very glad to serve you: Ask For Refund Books. Art Stores. peak o: • two occasions for the past or of her guegt8 Mena Huff bj) M art ha Aiken*, South by E. P. ‘b*ath* are printed free. Obituary E a '>n« a a'» Art Store few months to people by the thous- j>e|j r | OU! , | ce cream and cake were Herndon and west by Frr-pk Me- , ‘< > rtcc* and verses at the end unds and 1 never have heard s< , rvcd during the evening Those Cleanon. Taxes costs and peniftty. “‘hath” notices, charged at of one man who could find fault preBent ww . e . Mnw £ L Hlottf of |i0. 2 7 ’ ‘ " the I rate of tw«‘nty-4ive cents |mt irr li. with his talk, but all or most of them sung his praises and so would Mril M c R oy> Miw , Ruby Gafcb Mlsa the Editor of The Press ard Stand- Young's Island, Mrs. W. A. Gilmore, Verdler Township. Mrs. Johana Bailey, 7!> r-^res, es Mr*? and Gertie Rogers, Misses more or less, bounded north, west, Olivia and Cora Ackerman, Misses an d south by Fircken and-Meyers Oiiie and Lucile Varalla. Messrs and east by J. F. Striekland. Tax- t ie wagon or s e B. Anderson, J. I). Gateh, es, costs and penalty $6.37. C F. Rowell, Clarence Hlott, Jessie lrf 238 King Street Antlqne Furniture. Morgenstern Furniture Company... 62 Reid Street Bakers. ard If you could hear him unpreju diced. So take an old man's ad vice and get on will be loaded by next election, if he,maltetruo blunder. have plent\ of rain in our etion and thee rops will stll over average, t*>twithstanding the bad effects of the drought. I am delighted to see by today's paper that my little favorite paper. The Branchvllle Journal, will still live and wish it great succeus. You talk about good eating and pretty women at picnics In Colleton, why, you just ought have been at •Id Sardis, near Branchville on the 3rd. They were there and water melons to the tune of 67 U>s. by un^le Fed but then he ouaht so have done something worth while NOTE—The alstve mtes have Ix cii carefully compile*), and arc I the very lowest |*o**dl>|e, roiud'lent Condon's Bakery uitli goed husinest. judgment. W. R. FOX , Sheriff Colleton County. Johnson. Howell Hlott. H;*rry Rod gers Chisholm Ackerman, Charlie Ackerman. Several games of interest were playtsi during the evening. A Kid. VOTES SPECIAL LEVY. ORITCARV. In loving remembrance 'of my dear husband. Barney T. Beach, of Round, who departed this life, June 2. 1911. What I am going to tell yon is what I term my experience and i» Ik written from t* full heart with the earnest desire to shed sunlight as he broke the record In freighting ^ ^ hearta of thoM who •ff eatables, but he is all right aad his feminine folks also. Fodder pulling is progressing fine and cottog picking is now la or der . Well, I had better close for this time as I may have fired both the Rdltor and Uncle Fred, hut I do rot scare at this distance. Uncle Jack. PROTKAtTED MEETING CliOSEO mourn never more. ( Brought more forcibly to my mind that in the ex- o perieence I am about to relate when my darling hushsnd's spirit went as It seemed to in the sunlight ra>u. Ler*virg me desolate, alone, brok en hearted and with sorrow too deep for tears, for my beautiful car- of Columbia, ket of rearest gems was only si lent clay, but the poet has said: Hiiioak* School District Vole* Mpec* ial Levy 25 to I. Smoaks Aug 14.—Special: The election held Saturday in Smoaks school district to vote on an addi tional five mills levy, resulted ii> a vote of 25 to 1 in favor of the additional levy. I>r. Thompson spent some time at his old home near Dorange Iasi week. An ice cream festival was held at the school house last Thursday night by the baseball team. A con siderable purse was raised to aid the base hall. Messrs. L. C. Padgett and 8 P. J Garris. Jr., delivered addresses. Mr. and Mrs 1. M. Maxey have been taking a few days vacation abroad. The Meehan Lumber Company, of Smoaks. has sold out to Mr. Maye, HACKER MANUFACTURIN'! COMPANY. Sl’CCESSOKS TO GKO. S. HACKER & SON where ve Com* ye disconsolate, languish. Earth has no sorrow that Heaven cannot heal. No Reason Why How fleeting are the years of time. So swiftly are tt-ey passing by. And while we think them just begun. We raj led upon to die. it is sad that one we cherished. Should be taken from our home Causer*' F«h«1 lt*pK*t Church Hold* Successful Meeting, at Ijodgc. Lodge. August 11.—Special: The protracted meeting which begun at Carter s Ford Saturday, August 5. closed yesterday afternoon. There being eight candidates who present ed themselves for baptism, which took place yesterday. The Rev. Funderburk of Hampton ably assist ed Rev. Lawson In this matter. As But the joyt that do rot perish, usual we had a large congregation Live in rttVmory all alone, on Sunday, and since Sunday a fairly good attendance. Now all is dark within our dwelling, Herbert Bishop, and sister. Miss Lonel) is my heart toda>. Dora, of Hound attended the (For the one I loved so de.*rl), meeting at Carter's Ford Sunday. H*-'* fore'^r passed away. Mr. Bishop returned home Sunday ... . r. ... My darling, you are gone, but not afternoon, and Miss Dora will re- ^ forgotten, Never shall your memory fade. Loving thoughts shall fc-er linger, Around the grave where you were WE MANUFACTURE Doors Sosh lid Bliods Columns and Balusters; Grille* and Ornaments; Screen Doon * •*. Windows. WE DEAL IN - Glsss, Sash Cord and Weight? CHARLESTON. SC turn Saturday of this week. Miss May ml 4 Breland accompanied by her brother, William, attended the meetii«g on Sunday, also Miss Beulah Hlott of Round. Mr. and Mm J. H. Hiott and children, of St. George, who have been visiting friends In this sec tion, returned home Moi»day Miss Janie Saunders of Drs Cre.k may also be mentioned as one of the many visitors who attended the meeting here. $ Mrs. C. W. Pellum and children. Irene and Ruth, of Walterboro. was in this section a few da>* last week. ,, Misses Ethel aM Nell Black of Bamberg, were among the popular visitors In our section Sunday L. A. H. laid. His Loving Wife. In MEMORY. Palmetto Bluff, Aug. Id.— Editor The Press and SU-ndard Indeed It was a source of sorrow to learn through the uolumns of The Press and Standard of the death of Mrs. H. H. Hickmr.o, who before her marriage w-as Miss May Goodwin. It was some fifteen years ago. 1 here is no reason why every person should not have plenty of clothes when there is an up to date stock cared in your reach ind offered at such Bargains as are offered by J. B. MILEY & CO. of Lodge, S. C. Mens suits f om $< oo up Mens underwear for ;Sc per suit. Also a complete line of nice and fancy Dress Good*-' Hats and shots a specialty as to quality and price. Have em ployed a well arcomplished Lady to handle our line of Dress Goods. Call in Quick service and satisartion guaranteed in all iines by J. B. MILEY & CO. Lodge, S C. ORANGEBURG COLLEGE, ORANGEBURG, S. C. This school with a (freat faculty of Sixteen College and Univer sity trained teachers, will be gin its Eighteenth session Sep tember ‘JOlb. Expenses have t«een placed within reach of everybody. Hoard, the best in the State, at actual cost. Fine heathful location. Elec tric lights. Artesian water. Broid open fireplaces Fine Conservatory of Music. Rooms for a number of new students. We absolutely guarantee satis faction. No safer school for your chih 4 in all the land. Write today for our beautiful new catalogue. A< d ess 153 Rutledge *Ave. Book Store*. Walker, Evans & Cogswell I 3 Broad Street. ( . I.. l egerttiH. .2fM King Street far|M-t», Mattings, etk. Mutual Carpet Company .247 King Street. Cltina, Glawt and Queen ware. Charleston Crorkery Company _ 299 King Street. Cigars and Tobacco. Folin Bros Cc....26d King Street doihlng aad Gents’ Furnishings. CentHcnncr & Visanski 252 King St. liirsch-Israel Company .. -.King and Wentworth Bluesteln Bros.. 494-496 King St. W. S. Cook Company. .332 King St. d. Brown ."•ons. .354-356 King St. Banov avd Volaski. .. . 385 King St. Depnrtaaent Store* M tunbcotl A Sons .. _ . 240-242 King Street. Louis Cohen L Co 232 234 Kins St. and 203 Meeting The Kerriso.i Dry Goods Co 80-82 Hasel Street. J. K. K« ad Co 949 King Street. Druggist. Paxrig.'tn Drug Co. 286-288 King St. Fi*h and Oyster*. Terry Fi*h to.- 133 Market St. Flori*ts. Counelly-MeL’..vty Co .. .. .. 296 King Street. Fnrnlture. Phoenix rtirVture Co ....187-191 King BtrMC Buell A Robert*..573 King Street. A. G. Ithoder A Son 359-361 King Street. Furniture and Dry Good*. Buell £ Roberts..673 King Street. Grocers. J. II. HesKe, Montague and Coming. The John Ilurkamp Co K : ng and Broad Street* uns, Bicycles, and Sporting Good*. The B. II. Worthen Arms Co . . 230 King Street Hardware. M. H. Lazarus King and Hassell Stree A. McL Martin.. 363 King Street 8troheel.cr Jfc McDermid 287 King Street. Ball Supply Cr. ...377 King Street Jewelers. J&s A Hat £ Co.. 285 King Street. Carrington, Thomas A Co .. 251 King Street Optician and Optical Hnppllea. Parsons Optical Co. .. . 244 King Si Pianos, Organs, Music and Musical Merchandise. Seigllngs’s Music Store, 243 King St Stoves. Cooking Utensils, Btc Minnla Stove Co King and Burns Las Mioe (Korea. Robert E. Itirtln 256 King BL II. J. Williams 248 King St. Robert Martin... .139 Market St. A. A. Hirsch 281 King Bt. D. C'Brlcn fr Sons..381 King St. V.. F. Livingston .... 366 King St. Jacobs Sh« • Store 610 King St. Trunks and Hags. Cnnrleston Trunk Company..... ... ... 270 King Street. Tiunks and Office Supplies. - Fri^ard J. Munhr. 16'’ • • • • •* • *-•» A V « Meeting Street. Cotton Seed Meal and Hulk for »< . f *’ Horses and Mules. Just Received Fresh Lot Biscuits when 1 heard this lady make the best prayer that I ever heard, al- We hav « fine ,,ne of ( ' an (;oodB ' though only a girl of fourteen yean Tripe, 2 lb. can 25c. As I gazed at her upon her knees iu her parent’s home, the lovable Blacktmith A Wheelwright "O'-* 1 ™ h ; r ‘" d ,h ' beautiful prayer that she was mak- „ , , M . Repair* on Buggies and Waggons lng touched my heart and hi:« been nz Mlrce Meat ' Mowing Machines, and all Farm fre*h in my memory ever since. I W. S. PETERSON, President 147 Broughton St. ORANGEBURG, S. C. a l ■ Cotton seed meal as used for all kinds of cattle, hogs, sheep, and tjoats, is aheady so well established as to need no eom- ment. But it is not so well known that cotton seed meal is | ! equally valuable as a iood for horses and mules. The eminent I Dr. Tail Butler, of the North Carolina Experimental Station, a recognized authority on animal feeding, says in speaking ot a proper ration for work horses and mules, “I wou.d rather have two pounds of cotton seed meal than four pounds of corn; I would rather have two pounds of cotton seed meal than four pounds cf oats. Corn is a j^ood horse feed, but we are wasting two million dollars per year in North Carolina in feeding an Prepared Sausage .Me^.t 2 lb can 25 Corn Beef, Chip Beef. Express Delivered a|1 c <>rn ration.” Implements done promptly and nea-t May was a good girl and of a nice Heinz* Apple Butter, 1}’. All work guaranteed. HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY'. At Snider Lumber Company’s old Stand. S. F. CUMMINGS. Ruffin, S. C„ R. P. D. Xo. 2. family* of people. 1 have been in- Heinz’ Preserves. formed that she was a kind wife and loving morher. I hec-rtily sym- Heinz’ Vinegar. W. Bryan and niece. Miss Emma. paihize with th* bereaved husband Heinz’ Pickles and sorrowing relatives. Respectfully, . H. F. Beach. Fruit at all times. ■> ■ . _ E. J. Remley, of Waycrosa, Ga.. of Bolls, .or. in I... Tu«d«r. who „„ Mr. Bonn w.t* the partner of the ...r town returned home one day late F Bryan. last week- I Wanted to buy chickens and eggs Eggs 16 cects. G. I. BLOCKER, WALTERBORO 8. C. of or called for at every part ol the city. Telephone 8b. N. C. A. SAULS, AGENT. At Southern Express Co FIRE MRANCT PHONE 21X OR WRIFE J. D. vonLehe, Agent HARTFORD A AETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES. Will insure improved country dwell ings and furniture, store buildings sad merchandise stock. Hon. H. C. Hammond, of Augusta, Ga., the distinguished breeder of fine horses, says, “Cotton seed meal makes the dry ration of the horse go down, and what is more important, go through; so I have come to the belief that aside from its won derful nutritive value, cotton seed meal, with the aid it gives to, the peristaltic movement in the horse, is worth its cost many times over.” ^ V - FOR SALE AT THE Walterboro Oil Mill EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.