Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t'T*- v^3 «■< O'Riley Is busy. jOct. ». r . ftU of our eorpu up the best of uptrltu and health. The new ones Inure —■ottee-over their he%esichsess and are fhMi* Une. Am glad to be able to write that basing has been abolished here. - We, the old boys 1 on ouT honor not to, en- la such practice again as long as we are In college. Everyone is expecting a bard fought battle when our boys meet the strong team from from Auburn here on the campus next Saturday. ' The officers the experiment etation baa been kind enough to con tribute the following c-rticle. The Uotfcm ( tUi i-pillar. In the more Southerly portion of the cotton belt the cotton leaf cater- •alllmm la oti a»V^r .f tsssat UTlfi ^ ^ ” Up controlled by fohowtitg the treatment outlined ahewe. We trait that every planter la South' Caro* lina will keep this In mind when he goes to pick hla cotton and when he plans for his planting next season. KMOAKS XKWSY LbTTTKH. pillar Is an ever present peat, and the adult moth Is often found among trapllght material. Every •easbn we hear of sporadic out breaks ever limited areas. Wide Many lt« iu« wf Intenet' in and Aniwml SnMiak^. Smoaks. Oct, 16.—Special: There i» a greet deal ungathored cotton and corn and per.<s iu« the fields yet. Cotton is being held in the field if nowhere else. While we brtteve griggeat dea^ Is being ware housed. The chairman of Smoaks’ warehouse committee wiil ceil a once. The meeting will r//£/m TUfyot/r Qtmm/RiL tfOUTL WM O'RILEY com to nm hr mHTESlMiciKEOllEm Advertising Rate Car(l|[{££ ROUND TRIP of plans to begin the construction of a warehotwe. Madam Rumor says that there is a motion oc» foot •prad outbreaks like the one this ° r “Pf clrJ ' y tK a co«i«emplatlon occur ool, once In mnn, “.5"™ years. The full grown moths spend thcr winter, normally A prominent citizen of Evanavll^p, Ind* writes:—"I was ill for five months with a pulmonary trouble,and have*forTts^purpose”the layIng out the beat of d f ctor8 1 had hemor - rhages and was in a very bad way. Through the advice of a friend 1 tried Vinol, and I feel that It saved my life. It la all you recommend it to*$*. I believe it ia the greatest medicine on THE PRESS AM» STANDARD Walterboro, S. C. Effective September 1, 1011. SPACE (CONTRACT) RATES (To Re t’sed Within w Year) such is folderol. Hold the cotton for w better price and curtail the earth. I have advised others to try Vinol. and they have bad the same (Name furnished on re in the Southern !r“' r *“»ts.” portion of the cotton belt In r.nk ^ “en th e su^of Xr^ed^ > W U tST itei^mte^U^rv hlrtf ilon) ** u ‘ U h * v *‘ c,M,t iu I We Want eTer7 on ® ,n th,i T,cln,ty irviI?«^Kr ln * r *y* ln wery rural home, then ***> 1* troubled with chronic coldu. but the aunrlyors begRlfcylhg their , t wl „ ^ that the groanings of , coughs, or pulmonary troubles, to . __ I** awr 1 v 11 ^ »**«i tuw xoa iiiu|c;b ul i ffJTn* 0 Each femalw lavs unwards the hearls of lhe agriculture I masa- come and get a bottle of VlnoL of 600 ean which during the warm ®“ wil1 1,6 in< l* c * t l ,r e and expressive If R does not go to the seat of trou- ^rtion. 5 the summer hateh in <»f freedom peace and happiness and bl . f heel the inflammation and stop rs ! 4 d.,. Th. c,°Vr r pm.v. 1 ^ "«"■ too well known to require des- f Are J e * too ^ ^mfstlc when we every cent u * for lt ' nll, ,howf c r^„ r ^ b ® n 1 , “' 1 ®“ h f say that the signs of the times oar * ,th ’ and that you Uk * caterpillar crawls into a folded leaf are |lCf88 , nll po , nUnK to a better no chancee. • nd ap ‘ n " * OOC ?° n ln * ,de ..®; day? Notwithstanding the present which It transforms to a chrysalis price of cotton we are , n the rs . Mix M»we Pi4>i>rerw Vm-il by <iov- cendency. Reaching the gttal is a emor. matter of gradual attainment and Robert Pierson, convicted in Ciar not of spontaneous development, entlon county in 189i> on the charg I’nless tlie bear cotton fretors or of murder and sentenced to life Wall street could have a case of lmpris''inment in the penitentiary spotnaneous combustion. Evidently recommendation to mercy, cotton would be four cents per has been paroled by the governor from which a full grown moth femorges. The full grown moth is of dull olive grt-p color aid flies at night. They are powerful flyers, It being recorded that the moths of the later broods fly as far as Cana da. This migration is by degrees: during good behavior he Muits of each generation flying pound today like it was a few years farther North than those of the af(0 if jt were not for the effort The three negro “joy riders" of preceding, and toward the end of bein({ nia( j e to wart ] su ^ b a calam- Charleston—Lewis Davis, Robert the season they occur over the en- j t y Smith and Henry Field—who were tir !L C0t !, On . b ®lV w # Smoaks school opened last Mon- convicted in Keliruary on the The fluctuation in numbers i ron * day morning with prayer by Rev. J. charge of conspiracy, malicious mis- year to year is governed no dou )t j,. R U8 hton. and apropriple address- chief and reckless driving ard sen- to .a great extent b> Its n. tural e8 b y trustees. Rotk teachers tented to serve five years each in enemies, *!*• parasites and in- wpre present and took charge of the penitentiary, have been paroled sectivorous birds. Some jears ago j be j r respe ftjve departments. Tiici by the governor on the condition its principal egg parasites dee roy- S( . boo i j s p 0 j( 1R on nicely. i’rof. th;.t they refrain frosn the use of ed 75 to 90 per cent, of the eggs p orter |s a yoill of the fourth generation in Florida^ 90 per cent, qf the fifth genera- ■ioi* while only ad;mi< 3 to 4 per cent, of kbe eggs of the sixth gen- principal With those interested ai-d co-operative teachers, we can- man full of tel : h cents per Inch lOO to 219 Inches 10 Xott to 499 Inches 14 500 to 999 inches 12 lotto or more inches 10 Transient Ratos. r»o cents per Inch for first Inner lion, and 25 cents per Inch for cn<Ii hulMM-quent Insertion. la-gal Advertising Rates. Tlie lutes on legal advertising an- fixed hy law and these rates will not lie deviated from. Classified Advertising luitcs Wants, For Sale, For Rent, Lost a nd other s|h-cIn1 business notices, \ t> j <me cent a word each insertion, mi i advertising taken for less tlian ; tvvciity-five ceMs. Ilitslness locals | live cents a line each insertion. Mairlages and Deaths, vvs Items «,f marrinxes ami •t deaths are printed free. Oliituary iMiliccs and v«*rses at the end of “sicjiSI,” in tict-s, cl'.ai getl at the ! late of tWent)-five cents per inch. — CHARLESTON erafiott escaped tke parasites. An other species of parasite destroyed nearly all of 1*«1 bro ® d ,n 1897 - not predict anything for Smoaks Hestdes these there are other parr- ^. hool |)Ul sUccega sites that prey upon the world R- self. Considering this in connec tion with the work of Insect eatii.g birds, we can see that in most years this cnterplilac is working against difficulties. At the present time we rre un usually healthy. This is undoubted- . 1;< the last generation of worms and according to the present outlook .more than the usual number will enter hlberration. The distribution whlske) er’s energy and xeal. and has the T. A. Drown, convicted in Ohes- i note The ' above mtes have support of an assistant in Miss Le- terfleld county in Jure of this jrear , | n ratwfll|lj . com ,,i, Mb Mro klitughtec and sentenced to twol , '“‘ '“J lowest possihie, consistent years in the penitentiary, has been pardoned. A pr.-rden has been panted to Harvey Smith, who was convicted in Oconee county in July on the pare, w-ho co-oper.Uts harmoiiious-^on the charge of involuntary man ly with *iiat support given bv« the vvitli gts.d business judgment. A most interesting marrir.ge took place at the residence of the bride, when Mr. H. W: Smeak o( charge of manslaughter and sen tenced to two years In the pent- Professional Notices. Smoaks, and Mrs. Berry, of Me- tenttary. Albany neighborhood were ut-ifed lx Since assuming office the govern- the bonds of matrimonyv Mrs Smoak or hr* extended executive clemency is on® of thfc most «Mio->ssful farm- j n 2|9 cases as follows: Paroles, Ber neighborhood. Mr. 128, pardons 111. oiuoait is one of bmoaks prosperous j ' — “ farmers and carpet-ter. They 1 It’s Fkraal tkm’t Exist. • i will reside or their,, farm near' , o B «| v _ ; Brrnchville. We Join their many?! No one has * rer made a 8a,v *« of tbs caterpillars at Pr««t is not | f ^ , n wl8h| lhem a |o and ' .intment or balm to compare with in tks rraa where the greatest num- roUB , lf frau ht wJth the , Bucklen’s Aranlca Salve. Its the bsrs will successfully hibernate, but .i,. the limit of distribution will not good thiDg * ot ,lfe one perfect hec-ler of Cuts, Corns, the month. It may be expected that sporadic outbreaks wilt appear" in different pr-rts of the State during July 1912. but there should be lit tle difficulty m controllii-g them. This insect is kept under observa tion by the Clemson Entomologists and reports issued at intervals. S. P. A., Pier F. W. Risher. The Fungus Roll I tot of Cotton— Cotton Anthracrnsc. During the past few 11 am cot ton anthracnose has spread s-!l ov er S. C. It is now causing a great annual loss to the cotton growere. Saturday. I have Just r» turned from a trip through tt-veral badly infested sec tions ef the State and find that this diserse st«?ms to in* causing greater loss than ever before. Durii'g the past two years w-.i t-i.-ss Ir-st Thursday. Mr. Weatherbsce. thd efficient editor of Branchville Journal' was at Smoaks in the interest of his paper last week. Mr. A. Eugene Tarn wrs called to Moselle to attend the burial of his aunt last week. A. P. Smith had business in Wal terboro Thursday. Attye. Heber Padgett and D. R. Peurlfoy had professional busir-oss Smoaks Friday. D. C. Beach and family of Stokes v isitc d relatives at Smoaks last A. P. S. T v. e editor of The Press and i Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils, he benched until the^ latter Standard came to Smoaks on busi- | Ulcers, Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes. Cold Sores, Chapped Hands or Sprains its supreme. Un rivaled for Piles. Try it. Only 25c at J so M. Klein. mm fUNUFilTUIINI COMPANY, srcCKSSOKS TO Wm J Fistibarne Heber K. « adgett FISHBURNE & PADGETT Attorneys and Counselors at Law WALTERBORO, • • S. C. S. HACKER & SOF^ / G* Riley is bus* Colleton Hn|itb.t AsMieintioix t«i Meet The Forty-uimh Annual Session have been conducting a careful in-| 0 f tbp Colleton Baptist Association •vest^tatlon of this diserey and w ni be be i ( i with the Pine Grove studying the life history of the fun- church No. 2. on Friday before the gus which causes it. As a result | p ourrb Lord's Day in OeG 1911. of this Investigation we are now able to control tk*e dfsease. Aathracnose first appears or> the outside of the boll as r. small dark to purplish colored spot. This spot gradually increases in-size until the Introductory sermon- to be preach ed by Rev < J. S. M. Finch, or his ritefnate. Rev. §. W. Ackerman, at 10 o’clock, a. m. No appointment ha* been made for the Missionary services on Sunday. The following entire boll is affected. If such bolls named brethren are romed as WE MANUFACTURE Doors Sash and BNnds Columns and Balusters; Grille: OFFICE OF Q;». A. J. Anderson DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: * a * P m . 8 p. m., 6 p. m OPPOSITE Farmer* and Merchant* Bank ’Phone lOCa. WALTERBORO 8. O JOHN H. BUCKS. SURGEON-DENTIST. EHKHARDr, S. C. The Retail Merchants Pay Your Fare. Owt-oMowa shopper* way eowae to Charteatoa, stay frow owe to five days attend the theatres, visit the l*|*nd rreorta, etc, do their buying and have their railroad fare paid for the rsond trip. Hm only rondhloaui to be complied with are: First, that yonr combined purchases amount to 925 or more. Mecond, that yon come from n point twenty-five miles or more distant. Third, that yonr fare most not exceed ft per cent of yonr total pnrrhasee. iAmrth that yon mat buy a round (rip ticket or get • receipt from yonr railroad agent at vour home station, showing that yon purrha««-d e ticket. Tlie merchants of Charleston carry large and well assorted stocks. The matter of selection Is easy; yon have n variety to choose from. Ihelr stocks are kept fresh by being replenished often. Prices are very reasonable, considering quality. * * If yon cannot Had Just what yon want la yonr home town, remember you ran always get It In Charleston. Tlie following merchants are mcmliers of this refund plan and will be very glad to serve yon: Ask For Refund Books. be cut open ths insid-e is feund to be discolored and ratten. We have found in our Investiga tion here that ths fungus which causes thia disease grows in the seed. tr-ken from mature bells which were slightly diseased; were fout-J to have the flliments and spores of the fungua in them, and 8where such seed were planted dis- , eased plants were found to devel op from them. On ssch diseased plants the majority ot the bolls were diseased. We also found that when we picked cotton from healthy stalks and planted the chairmen of the standing tees, and are requested to hare their reports ready so that there will be no failure. Brethren, please give this matter your errnest con sideration. Order of Business—\V. C. Brant. fitate Missions — B F. Halford. Foreign Missions—J S M. Finch. Home Missions—J. C. Lawson. Orphanage—J. B. Dodd Aged Ministers Relief—H J Giv ens. Education—L. B. Ackerman. Temperance—J. S. Griffin. Woman's Missions - S. W. Acker- enmmit- and Omamertfs; Screen Door! Windows. * WE DEAL IN Glsss, Sash Cord and Weight CHARLES I ON. S C 1 ■—ft...—■» 2 Meetmo CHARLESTON, 3 C GARBLE AND GRANITE WORK ft and C0000000090000000000000000 S H. W. BLACK Sit. * v C ’ DENTAL SURSEONf I have reopened my dental | O office, and have associated y ? with me DR. JOHN H. O BAKER. All work given ^ prompt attention. q Office next Terry & Shaffar’a X Store. Office Hours: 8.30 am to k p. m. 8 to 6 p. m. ’I’pone No. 07a. Walterboro, W CJ Art Stores. Lanneau's Art Store 23 8 King Street. Antique Furniture. Morgenstern Furniture Company... . . . 62 Reid Street Bakers. ^ Condon’s Bakery 153 Rutledge A*e. Rook Stores. Walker, Evans & Cogswell 3 Broad Street. C. L. I .egerton. . 20:1 Ming Street Carpets, Mattings, etc. Mutual Carpet Onmpany .. 347 King Street. China, Glass and Queen ware. Charleston Crockery Company _ 299 King Street. Cigars and Tobacco. Foiin Bros Oc.... 260 King Street Clothing and Gents' Fwralshhags. Reutac.incr A Visanski 252 King St. fllrsch-Israel Company ..King and Wentworth Bluestein Bros. . 494-496 King St. W. S. Cook Company..332 King St. d. Brown r-ons. .354-356 King St. U'inov aid Vohtski. .. .385 King St. Department Stores M lurvbgotl & Sons .. ...... . .240-242 King Street. Loulr Cohen A Co 222 224 King St. and 203 Meeting The Korrieon Dry Goods Co 80-82 Hasel Street. J. 1%. Urml Co 219 King Street. Druggist. Fur.'tgon Drug Co. 286-388 King St. Fish and Oysters. iTorry Fish Co...... 133 Market St. Florists. Counelly-McCV.rty Co ... .. .. 29C King Street. Fnrniture. Phoenlg 1'nr’i‘ture Co.. . ooooooooooooooooooooooooo > «epd from these on land which had man. not been in cotton the previous Sunday Schools—A..C. Hiers. year we had no anthracnose. The The clerks of the churches are investigation further showed that requested to fill out carefully under ordinary condit4ons the fun- the blanks ir- the preps-red letters gus does'' not live it* the old dis- for the association. J. 8. Griffin. Clerk. F. 0. S. Curtis, Moderator. O RIldfi* busy. eased bolls and stalks for more than one year. All this shows, then, that by using seed which are fre^e from disease and practicing a one year’s rotation we can geti rid of anthracnose. This has been de- | Kn othPr po int ir- Col Won cotin- monstrated in the fields on the E*-; ty w ni | )e visited by O'Riley this perimect Station during the past two seasons and is being further lo ^ an j ber g demonstrated on a number of farms throughout the State thia season. Another important fact brought out in this investigation is that a great many farmers are brir*sinK the disease on to their places in seed bought from seed houses and seedsmen. Many of the worst cas es of e-nthracnose were brought about in this way. We would ad vise that every planter secure his toed from hU own farm,- Either this or buy from some one whom you know does not havo the dis ease on hie place. Anthracnose If ft bad dieeftse bat It can be season. From Walterboro he goes " F,RE 1NSDRASCE PHONE 21X OR WRITE J. D. vonLehe, Agent HARTFORD & AETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES. Will insute improved country dweil- inp* and furniture, store buildings ard merchandise stock. Send For Prlcei, Y. Beech repreeeat* ■« •' O'Riley Is busy. Mr ■stftbiisltod In 1T94 > OMeet Pina la Amertoe O. A. WALKER C. E. DURANT Civil Eng’r and Land Surveyor Will be in Walterboro at J. B, Ackerman’s on Saturdays and all oth^r days when not at work in field. ’Phone No. yyy. 18 THE WORLD GROWING hETTER? Many things go to prove that it is. The way thousands are trying 1° help others is proof. Among them is Mrs. W. WT Gould, of Pittsfield, N. H. inding good health by tr.Jting Electric Bitters, she now advises other sufferers, everywhere, to take them. “For years I suffered with stomach and kidney trouble,” she writes. “Evefry medicine I used failed till I took Electric Bitters. But this great remedy helped me WondcJrfuIIy.” They’ll help any woman. They're the best tonic and finest liver and kidney remedy that's made. Try them. You’U see 56c at Jao M. Klein. r « (0 60 60 69 69 Why Will Yon Take THOSE LONG DRIVES .. 287-191 King Street. Buell A Roberts..573 King Street. A. G. Rhoder A Son 359-361 King Street. Fnmttare and Dry Goods. Bucli A Roberts..573 King Street. G sorer*. J. if. Hesse. Montague and Coming. The John Hurkamp Co K-ng and Broad Streets una, Btoyrlc*, and Hport log Good* The B. II. Worthed Arms Co .. .. «. .. .. ..230 King street Hardware. | M. H. Lazarus-. .« ... -. King and Hassell Stree A. McL Marlin..363 King Street. Strohecker & Me Derm id * 287 Klag Street. Ball Supply Cr.... 377 King Street Jewelers. Jas Allan A Co..285 King StreeC Carrington, Thomas A Co • • • • *■ - ..251 King StreeC Optician and Optical Supplies. Partons Optical Co....244 King 8% Piano*, Organs, Mask* and Musical Merohaadlee. Scigilngs’s Music Store, 243 King 94 Stoves, Cooking Utensils, Etc. Minnis Stove Co _ ,u King and Burns Lan Shoe Stores. Robert E. M irtin. ... 256 King Ht. U. J. Williams 248 King St. Roitert Martin. ... 139 Market St. A. A. Hirsth 281 King St. D. C’Urcn A Sons..381 King St. V. . F. Livingston.... 366 King 8A. Jacobs Sh« • Shore 610 King St. Trunks and Rags. , Cnarlestou Trunk Company...... . -. — ....270 King Street. Ikaaks and Office Supplies. Eduard J. Murihy.. .. .... — — ...... —157 Meeting Street, 06 BO Wm 96 60 When you can go to H. D. Padgett. Jr., at Ruf fin, S. C , and] get what you want and just as cheap. I deal in Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture, Stoves, Trunks, Coffins and Caskets also Get your waj^onJ^and buggy repaired and jour horse shod. My blacksmith shop is open Six Days in the Week H. D. Padgett, Jr. RUFFIN, SOUTH CAROLINA