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.

( ' » - ♦ '1 v 1ANVART If. IMS. THE PSMIMD 8TANDABD, . WALTERBOBO. 8. a V. >mb ntfr Moved Into New Store s We desire to announce that we have moved from the store adjoining A. Wichman & Son to that next to E. R. M< TEER. former ly Mrs. W. A. Black. We shall be pleased to see our friends and customers, and shall endeavor to show them the same courtesies as heretofore. A happy and prosperous New New Year «to all. Cash Mercantile Company M. G. GRUBER, Manager o B0WAR0PUN0N0TES Roaad, Jam I.—Special: Mr. G h. Racist«r of Roaad. has boos ▼laitiBc his old horns la North Caro- Uaa. Mrs. May Resister has been vis iting her sister In Wslterboro. v Miss Mary Polk Is thb guest of The Howard piano Is not ths high Walter boro est priced Plano on the Market* but It is a better one-more artistic, and Interesting Fhcts Connected With Pine Prise. more durable theo many for which hgher prices are asked. You get the most possible piano value for your morey In the Howard. Mss Edith Hill, who has been home for the holidays, has returned to Charleston to resume* her studies. 8 Mrs. Sri He Beach and Miss Dors °f Round, are visiting friends Th and relatives in Hampton. u « There was a party given at Mr. l| is a reason for this, .! is not one Lem Koger's on New Year’s night of tRnse Instruments made simply which was veb' much enjoyed by all to sell, to pedple who buy pianos Present. Instrumental music was , . » » * feature of the evening, several merely as a pUco of furniture. beautiful duets being rendered by , ;Mi5s Lilly I.emrcks and Mr. Gary M'e Howard piano ig the piano Verguson, organ and violin. The for the musical household. Ow|ni> foliowing were present: Misses ♦o it's robust ar-d substantial con stitution, It's tone is not only sin gular sweet and rich, but it is per manent—it does not deteriorate A Howard 1’iano c^ver becomes t|nn\ er thin it: tore It is actually tb® piano that improves with time and use. In chocs'rg a ,piano, one of t*'» most essential poli-ts for you to con eider is it's tdne ."tid lasting nu*>i 'ty. Tbe best piano to select is the Mar> t'arnett, Fdiih Roger, Mary | Polk. Janie Saulslurry, Mr.bel Padgett. Lilly Lcmacks, Annie Lue Krnestino Hill. Mary Mc- Cnnis; Messrs. Tillman Utsey, Onr\ Purguson, l.«v Miott. Herbert Bishop. Kdward Dodd. Bet Beach. .. t’ia.ud Guess. Archiba ld Campbell. Josie Roger. Harv»y Roger and Thadius Furgusor-. \<lams Bun Items. „ . .u ..... . ... ATtams Hur. Jr.-a. 9.—Special: Th Howard, one that will lr*t a life- paWK , d ♦ ime and impro Vf * with use. The Howard pianos have been on the market for the past twenty five years, and is considered the piano for the home. FREE DEMONSTRATION FARMING WITH DYNAMITE very quietly in this community. Mrs. Platt entertained a few friends last Thursday even ing, jtnd the time was spent most enjoyrbly by all present. Mr. Hermie Drew of Charlestoi> ;— ' was the guest of Messrs. Cv^ey A Ir’-ge number of music teach- and Gary Newton last week, ers sflrct the Howard piano for Mrs. \\\ J Perry of this place fhclr cse in l« aching There must 1 spent the week end with her moth- bo some reason for this. It is to e r. Mrs. R M. Edt-mn^son. tlf Par- bo found in the Howard Itself which ker’s Ferry- in cssenMaBy different from all oth- | yirs. «. Ware j ■ .1 dclight- icr pieces. ! n hat it combit with fl , t visit to her cousins in ( "larles- pcrf«r* musical ton®. last'ng ! ton during the holidays. ouaMty ard hepuir of c- *e The I klr. and Mrs. J. A. Posit 11 of Howard is the supreme development 1 K nu , ow |, ^. visited relatives in- Ad- nmong musical instruments. That j |t„ n i aK t week is. why (he tei -hers si loot It. and j ^: r . .| r * Avant. of Yongea Island. why it forms so iderJ a background ! paid Adr ms Run a flying visit a Drawm from actual photograph for them whet sons on it. they are giving les- $tumpa bln*ted out into firewood. r—r Drawn from actual photograph. Ten montha later—fMs.M worth of celery par acra. Come and lean the modem, quick, cheap aad aale way to ase the giant force of dynamite to lenove Stumps and Boulders. Plant Trees. Mg Ditches. Break Up Subsoils and Make Old Farms Produce Big Crops. dSSs DYNAMITE Will Be Demonstrated on the Farm ol A WICHMAN AND SON. 3 1 2 miles southeast of town, hi January fjttth, 10 A M. People coming by railroad get off at Waiterborfi Lumber Company’s Mill. <■ Ked Crogs Dynamite is sold by A. Wichman and Son, W:tl- torboro. S. C., J. N. Kob-or and Son, Charleston, S. C. Agricultural Blatter Wanted. pw«^ oi int««tin« md proSuWe work to - be done lot farmer* who do not want to do then own bloating We wil teach you the work and help you get it. li intererted attend thu aad tell our repreaentatiTC you want to leora hUding. He will show you how. The So'gljng MusihvHousc which has the agency fort tb« ;Hnwj.rd pia- • w*eck. no. has been estahlTvhtd since) Mi few day* ago Messrs. Robbie. I’latt and Frank Barnwtil were among those who re"-red to CU in son (’ollege last \V. J. New tot pi id Charlee- 1819. almost one.hundred years and it- all that time they hrve furr nished only the best instruments Time has made change* in the pia no business, and they have always kept the best of the times, select ing instruments that will wear bet ter it* our Southern elinu*.t% having them especially selected at the’fae- tnry for them. In deciding the purchase of an instrument, why no first see if it can be purchased frot a South Cf-rolina dealer, one who pays his taxes in this State. Fasy terms cat* be arranged, and free catalogue mailed on request. Seig- Mng Music House, No. 24 3 Ring Street. ton a visit this week Oyster Nir|’7K'r. The ladles of the Guild of St. Jude will give an oyster supper on Friday evening. Jan. 19. at the Y. M.‘ (\ A. rooms, the proceed:! going'for lights and heatlnc the church. Oysters in i ny style will be served. No admittance wULbe charged 1-10-21. our stock. Come around, if you are in need of anything in the line of CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, UNDERWEAR, ETC., and you will be able to save some money while these odds and ends last. W. CohenStore ‘The Store That Makes Good.” Hon. D.* L. Smith left Monday for Columbia where he will attend the session of the legislature. THK COrXTKY KDITOK. The ..country editor has to make much of the news he writes^ The commercial club, the church, the baseball team, the Ir-w ar*1 order league, the college, the country cen tral committee, the whist club and the good roads movement all must feel the influence of his guiding hand. He must be in everything ; nd run errands for every one. send out the circulers. do the town ly ing for harmony's sake and hold the rack. He murt be guide, phil osopher ard friend, to those in trouble and be mentor and r itnon- ishcr to those who are about to get into trouble. The preach 1 r, the town drunkard, the statesman, the social climber, the re&l estate boomer, the Tnat*’ from the gnvtd lodge \.no is almost to exemplify • h^ new work, trfe promoter, the broken soldier kindly bade to stay the captain of industry and the girl with the fatherless baby till come to him to help them in their troulv- i Jle Is the town confessor, the | town boomer and the tow,!*, gor-'. | doormat, rock of refuge, errand boy and the vicarious sacrifice. The ed itor is the only creature lr» all the wide r-nimal kingdom that needs the wings of r.. dove, the strength of a Hon, the protective odor of a skunk, the smooth, ernwnir* belly of the worm of the dust and the aspiration cf a god.—Walter Mason The Mutual Life Insurance Com- pr*ny of New York, begs to announ ce that Miss Miriam du Boh has ac cepted agency in her father’s place. She will W pleased to see anyone interc*sted ir* Insurc-nce. The Brick Store. tO—m—mO* OUR BEST WISHES FOR THE YEAR Whit}! Wing ) Fancy Patent Hour <5.50 barrel Judpuis Pearl Grits sack. ; $ , * c /' Cottaicevllle New* Xide*. Cottageville, Jan. 9.—Special: * Alias Blanche Reeves entertained last monday evening In honor of the visiting boys and girls. \ D. Sifley Ackermt-n, who has been in the merchandise business near Hendersonville,' is now at home for an indefinite time. After a pleasant visit to relatives and friends at St. George, Miss Fpima Dukes has returned to her home. Miss Vineta Ackerman returned id Columbia College last Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Smith, who has been teaching in tbe graded school , here, hrs resigneu her position and j is now teaching rear her home in I Orangeburg. Miss Smith did very satisfactory work, and she won | many friends.while, here who re gret her resignation. Miss Wessie : Bethea, of Lc-tta, a graduate of i 1-ander College, is now filling the vacancy. Mr. G. E. Ackerman is at home for a while. , . Messrs. Victor and Eugene Ack- , erman, Willie Dandridge and Con} nor Miller returned to Charleston last week, where they have re- 1 sumed their studies in the Medical College there. Mr. E. M. Ackerman >*as ip Char leston Irst Friday and Saturday . Mrs. H. 8. Ackerman and Mlsif Lula Ackerman returned from Gro ver last Monday, having spent ■ a ! few dsya there with their sister, Mrs. E. T^ Westbory. Sheppard Pierce is at home for a few days. He will soon leave to take up a position on tbe railroad. Soil. ifl). Ackermad left today for Columbia, where he has gone to attend Legislature. Mr. K. M. Ackerman and son, Harvey, were in Walterboro b:«t Monday. Mr. Henry Perry went to Char leston last week on business. A steamboat is row in operation between, here and Charleston, mak ing weekly trips between there and other points on the Edisto river. This is something the community has beer* *4n need of for some time and we hope that the people of this community will patronise it an use their influence in such a way as to make this weekly trip up the river, the boat is well laden with freight of different kinds, ard on its return, carries a load of cotton. Passengers are also taking advan ta-ge of its convenience. Salt Bacon'; 7 8 ecus pound. ... , 1- 6 Cakes Octagon Soap for 25 cents. 1 Flslihurne Jt Padgett Diwrire Part- ■UYMtlip. 0 The law firm of Fishburne and Padgett has been disolved by mu- fual consent. The members of this flrm^were VV. J. Flshbume, Esq., Mid H. R. Padgett, Esq They have been practicing together for about a year. Mr. Padgett will con tinue the practice of his profession alone being I6ej:<ed next door to Mr. Fishburne’s office in the office formerly occupied by Col. C. G. Henderson. Mr. Fishburne will continue his practice at his office. OVKK-HEA RAILROAD t'KLERKA- TION. Key Weal, Florida January ao-Fetnniary :l. IIM2. Acoqnt the above occasion the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad offers special reduced round-trip rates from points on it» line in South Carolina. Helling Dates. Via, Jaeksor**viIle and F. F C. Railway—January 20th rnd 21st. Via Port Tampa and P. O. S. S. Co.—‘January 17th and 20th. Final Unit. Via F. E. C. Rwy. and Jackson ville—January 31st. Via Port Tampa and A. C. L.— February 4th. . For schedules, rates, reservations etc., apply local ager*t or address W. J Craig. Pass. Traffic Mgr., T. C. White. Gen Pass Agent. Wllmingtdta. N. C. 3 .'ans Star Lye for 25 cents. Good Table Rice $3 50 sack. One Lot Men’s Black* Brown and Grey $1.50 and $2 00 Hats Now 98 cents. Men’s Suits $3.50 to $10.00 Boys’ Suits $1 50 to $3.75. 3000 Yards Yellow Homespun at 4 1-2 cents yard. D. B. Black left Sundry for Hot Springs, Ark., where bis brother, Auditor* R. R. Black lies critically 111. ' • V Notice to Unrilti.r*. « State of South tlaftotina, t founty of Colleton. IX ttDMMOX PLEAS. Caroline Kinsey in her own right rnd as Admr. of estate J. S. Kir-sey vs. Julia Hudson, rt al. !* Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the estate of J. S. Kin sey. deceased, that each of them, is hereby required to l»rove their claims before me within sixty dry* from Dec., 2nd, 1911. By order, Hon., T. 8. Sease. presiding Judge. C. G. Henderson. Master. . Jan. 9th. 1912 l-9-3t. Useful articles to be found our 10 cent counter. on The* Brick Store Der Wing -Walterboro CHINESE LAFXDKY On IUa< k Street. (XtHnrs. each 2c. Cuffs, pair <14*. TV*p Shirt, each . . iOr. Pleated Bosom Shirt.*. .. .'. I2r. Stiff Umom Shirt eucli. . .. 12c. We extend to the people of Colle ton County our lust wishes for the year 1912, hoping lor them happi ness and prosperity. We ask that aou call to see us or * write us whenever you need any thing in the following list and we will take pleasure in quoting you our lowest prices and believe that our prices and the quality of our goods will so attract you that you will buy from ns: Disc Plows, Disc Harrows, Culti vating Harrows, Spring Tooth Har rows, Fertilizer Distributors. Corn and Cotton Planters, Turn Plows, Wire Fencing, Rubber Roofing, Tin, Zink, Galvanized Roofing, Iron and Piping, Mowing Machines and Rakes, Reapers and Binders, Buggies, Car riages, Wagons, Harness, Lap Robes, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Enameled aud Ironware, Etc., Etc. Remember—That everything we carry is guaranteed to be as represented. jA. Wichman & Soil^ ..