Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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• 41 AMD STAND AID, WALTIBBOkO, & a ''iffXk I . V IUAHT SI. lllf. mi t,w» f tin. / Sf M WaH»rlw t*tey so ft Km •itaatlos Wtth A Tlow to ^tllfg Ml MtlBkU of tho cost for/UghtlBC Um Iovk 'Tkoao pno> •of mo loot. J. N. Log oa4 0. M. |mMo of UM lotorootlaool Hortoot or Ooajpoojr. oo4 i. T. Joooo. rovro* ooociog the Electric Sappljr Co., of Tom UUoo of tko Tlrt of Wot* I §. C. WEDNESDAY, FEB. tt, 1»12. WHAT WALTKRHORO XKRDft. 1. Hotel Doiioferotlc Hootcttol CU jtorBoro hol4 o Mootlog Tooodojr of- iroppo to orroogo for tho opprooch | log towo cMetloc*. Tho eoloailtloo decided to hotro I o first primory election on April 3d?l eooood. If aecooaorp. Mop 14; load o third. Map 2. The geoor- |ol electioi* will bf hold Mop 21. A campolgo mooting woe colled fc| Thoredop night, April 2S, ot tho court house. All pledgee muot ho filed hp noon of April 2S. The committee naoeoaed tho of fice of Mupor f 16.06 nod each candidate for Alderman 60 cents to defrnp the ex pc roes of the elections. Tho hooka of registration for the , town election will he opened Wed*- nesdap and Thoradap, April 2 and 4. It will be necsaaarp for everp person registering In the town election to hare a eountp registra tion certificate and a tax receipt for 1611. oaly MANY CITIES ARE ISTARTLDD BY CURES Jaa. E. Peurifop, president of the First National Bank, had business (it* Charleston pesterdap. ii a m/ssai To the Hat of things Walter ho- j re needs, ns pablise*-’ each week, aUght he aseatloaed fearless and lust administration of nil the or- of the town, so that a might feel aafe 1c his per son aad propsrtp ngainst the crim inal Ip Irreepooslhle from aap cause. Whp should there not be a e-um ber of dralnsge districts laid out la Colleton Conntp? Hampton la getting a serp large district, which will take In some serp rich farming lands. Coltetoo needs drainage rerp hadlp. % Among the bard of newspr-pera conatantlp on the alert for Improve ments. none Is making more pro gress than the Dorchester Esgle. The latest lm pro seiner* being the enlargement of the paper from a five-column to n six-column eight page, all home print paper. It le rumored that there Is n posalbllltp of there being two sets of candidates In every county tor all the officer- one a Bleree *«-t and the other antl-Bleaiw. Well. We wor’t object. In fact everp can didate from coroner up will have (o declare himself on this issue, (for It is an Issuel anyway, or we are very much mistaken. , Here Is n message of hope and good cheer from Mrs. <2. J. Martin, Boone Mill, V*., who is the mother of eighteen children^ Mrs. Martin was cured of stomach trouble and constipation bp Chamberlain’s Tab lets after five' pears of suffering, laud now recommends these tablets ! to the ppblle. Sold bp all dealers. Mm. J. C. McLeod wae at home to her friends on Wednesday af ternoon from four to six. The guests of honor worn four bridss of the past year, vie: Meedames Le- land Law, J. M. Richardson, Leon W. Coker, end Frank Rogers, Jr., of Florence.—Hartsville Messenger. mm Hoot Juke Mrdklee Osates Wtdo IMsswst bp Ite Hteaage IVaei Over Disease. The startling mpiditp with which the fame of the new Root Jntce medlclre bee traveled seems little short of marvelous for although its strange power over disease hr* been known but n short time, reports from people In many cities, prais ings It to the 'Skies sod discrlblng the moot phenomenal cures, are coming from everywhere. Dosens of people here In town whu Mkre toe first to obtain the medicine at the drug stores, are now teling of benefits thr-t -.i ' t>* en derived front Its use. On every hand one may her.r stories that seem almost incredi ble and yet fhe persistency with w hich such reports are made .peem to dispel any doubt concerning the remarkable merit of discovery. From all reports, the Root Jnice exerts a powerful curative influence upon the disgestlve atrd secretory organs and some of those who have tried to eat they cr-n ■sarosly get enough ta eat and that the stomach seems able to digest anything. It stops irvllgee- tton. belching, the formtion of gas on the stomach end pains after meals. In a surprising manner and , _ . ,, . _ * . . its continued use for a short time | 8®l ur day, March to Saturday strengthens and tor<?s tjie stomr.-ch Miss Ida M. Flshburne, field worker for the Colleton county Sunday school association went to Wesley Chapel Sunday to be pres ent and assist In organising the departments In this school. Miss Flshburne is being kept quite busy these dhps. She has accepted an Invitation to attend n Sunday school Institute at St. George Fri day and at Orangeburg Sunday. [«» MULES I will be In Walterboro from March 9, with a car load of choice horsea and farm niulca. We Charleston has her race trr'k. and the gamblers may gamble th A re to their heart’s content till the 1st of July, after which It will be un lawful to have any betting or- the races. The punishment, however, is mi uncertain quantity, and will not stop gambling so you could notice It. T^lal by Jury in Char- \ lest on is a farce, especially so In the trial of vlolr4ors of the dis pensary law. aad It w|U* be equally n farce In the trial of race truth gamblers. There Is. therefore, no relief In. sight, till the people of the State outside of Chsrleeton rise up ard pet a stop to the lawlessness practiced there! It assy take metropolitan police train, or martial law to do It. Somtklng will be done In the not distant fu- tare, we honestly believe. If the purifying Influences cannot be cre ated within, they must come from without. There can he no more important officer in the State than the law maker. His is the constructive force In the government the other depr-rtments being corrective and executive. How important. there fore, that the best men of the State be sent up as law makers! so that indigestion Is soon forgot ten. Rheumatic sufferers, (oo, de clare that the effect of the medi cine on sore, swollen, aching limbs and jolt•« is wonderful and that our friends and r-11 prospeo- the pain simply seems to vanish. TWe following extrrets from a , , .. few of the many recent reports tlv * b,,yprB ,0 ra " a ‘ d t ‘* an “ nu <* will coi-.'ey a good idea of the great 1 results that are being obtained by our stock, its use in many cities over the conn try. F. Abel. Seymour, Ind., “I hr-ve used the medicine with fine results atxl know Of many others it has helped.” Albert Tlmllck, Can trail. III., “I have suffered with stomach trouble two years. Was almost deed one night when 1 sent for Root Juice. After three or teur doses 1 felt much better. It has since worked wonders for me.’ J. E. Ogdet\ 8t. Louis, Mo., "It is the best medicine I ever used and I have tried many kinds." Joe Bat tle, Moultrie, Ga., "I have tried Root Juiceoand received more bene fit than from at-? medicine I ever used " Other similar, reports have come from Carrington, N. Dak.. Anderson. lnd„ Kane, Pa., Chica go. 111., Harrisonburg. Va., Spring- field, 111., Bellefontsine, Ohio, sir-1 many other cities In all pr-rts of tho United Stntee. Inasmuch as a large bottle hold ing nearly a pint can be obtnlred at r-ay drug store or direct form the Root Juice Laboratories at Fort, Wayne, Ind., for only one dollar. It would seem advisable for r-ny suf fering person to give it a thorough test. W. Z. AYcR Olar, 8. C. The Mutual Life Insurance Com pany of New York, begs to announ ce that Miss Miriam du Bola has sc cepted agency In her father’s place. She will be pleased to see anyone Interested 1c- Insurance. FOR SALE—Two fine young mules, for cask or on time, with good aeenrlty. Apply to Mrs. E. A Sanders, Walterboro. 2-2S-2L FOR SALE OR SERVICE—French Percheron Stallion Rosbery, reg- laterred. Can be seen at my resldenc?. Colts guaranteed. If | interested communicate with. Dr. C. H. EsDorn or at thia office. 2-7-4L 4 FOR SALE—Eggs. Brown Leghorn, and Buckeye, prise winders, $1.00| per setting for Leghorn; 91-26 for Buckeye. Also 15 Buckeye pullets and one cockerel for male. T, P. Murray, Walterboro. 2-21-21. FOR SALE—Brown Leghorn, great layers—eggs $1.00 per setting of 15 eggs. Jno. 51. Klien, Walter boro, 8. C. 4-31-tf. SLAB WOOD FOR SALE—Deliver- lied anywhere in- Walterboro, 91 tor largo one horse load. Small JI load 75c. Trim blocks split shoe*) ready to burn etc. Phone your orders to office at mill. Walter boro Lumber Co. 11-29-tf. WANTED. !*WANTEI>~-For monthly wage or WANTED—To haul your baggage, freight, or take you to the train. 1 am well equipped to do anything in the ha-ullng line day or night. Phone 61y. Burt Fra nipt on. MELON SEED— Stoney’s Improved Watson: Extra fancy, from mel ons 46 lbs. and over, first from vines, fields reserved exclusive ly for seed purposes. Rind very firm—the best carrier, best ship per; meat very sweet, luscious, melting—excluding other melons from all markets. Very prolific • —producing car per acre. Seed 75c. lb. In ary quantity f. o. b. ^Allendale, S. C., cash with order. L. A. Stoney, Allendale, S. C. References: Allendale and Citi zens Banks, Allendale, 8. C. 2-2S-4t. BUSINK88 LOCALS. Mjurtse I.lorrne* lS«u<-tl. The Clerk of Court has issued the foliosing marriage licenses dur ing the last two weeks: No 154. Hector Chisolm to Charity Simmons, Creen Pord. Col ored. What is Colleton county goirtg to de’ ^‘ 1 0 L; -arus Left rue. \N hite 'Hall, to Mar> Hrowti. Henderson M. B. Garris SURVEYOR \ Colleton, S. C. Telegfcph or Write, if You Have Work to be Done. about It 7 Two of her members of the lower hc,ve heel) furnished Jobs, leaving pnly one available can didate among those who were elect ed two years ago. and we have not heard if he will ruts. Will the county send two of her beet men to Columbia to help frame laws— men who wtU be able to see through a proposition; men who represent something, having demon strated their ability la their own business life; men who see not » enticed by the prospect of gettirg , ^ the meager salary, or of being se lected to fill some other job: men who will not go for private gain or to get through some per sonal legislation' Colleton- county has plenty of mer- of legislative ral- J Iber, but will they offer for the ponltlons? Or will they hold br/'k and allow the little peanut poli tician tp gobble up these important Positions, and then rage over the kind of laws made? It fs a seri ous matter, eitlsere. What are you going to do about it*. Almost l/«Mt HU Life. S. A. .Slid, of Mason, Mich., will never forget his terrible exposure to a merciless storm. "It ge-ve ville. Colored. No. 156.—Eddie Wright to Mag gie Polite. Green Pond. Colored. No. 157 -fladas Mosely to Hen- rtettr- Jenkins. Smoaks. Colored. No. 156.—Curtis P. Knight to dreadful cold,” he writes, "that 1 Ackerman, Cottage- CHUBed paJng ln my chef , tt ville. bite. . ' No. 150. John Padgett, to Miss « *** h * rd f °r me to breathe Lulah Preveaux. Smoaks. White A neighbor gave me several doses No. 160.— L. G. Yarley, Weeks. C f f) r King's New Discovery which to Miss Annie l^urie Clryton, Ehr- b ht t ef The doctor nr~tt White. No 161 Wm. Kinard to Miss on lh « v< ‘ r K e of P n *’°- GftM. ste«dlev. Stokes. White I monia, but to continue with ihe 162—Willis Black to Sarah Dl^overy. 1 did so and two bot- Gr» **«. Walterboro. Colored ‘l«» completely cured me ” Use No 1 ST—Elijah Brown lo Anna only thia quick, safe, reliable medl- Sb'-paM White Hall Colored c « n »* for roughs, colds, or any No. 164.—John d rier to Mrs. throat ®r lung trouble. Price 50c Lenorah Craven. Ritter White. H ® ft - Trial bottle free. Guar- No 165.—Andrew Walker to Mrs. anteed by John M. Klein Ar*’ R'-nr^tt, Stokes. White. No 166—Willie Reed Round, to Mabel Ixvula. Cottageville Colored. No 167 -W. M Wr'den, Col- ’♦•ton to M'«s Maude Carter, Wil liams. White. No. 168.—James S. Smyley, to Emma Coexum. Round. Colored. i No. 160—David P. Ramsey. Walterboro. to Miss Betram Rey-^ golds. Round. White. I (It&ifietf Advertisements rOR SALE. FOR SALE— Eggs from thorough bred pure White Plymouth Rocks and Brown Leghorns. 91.60 per sitting for Rocks and 91.00 for Leghorns. M. C. Flshburne. 2-14-tf. Early Rose and' Bliss seed Irish potatoes, and garden seeds, a*. H. W. Black Jr. Millinery and remrent sale still going on at Mrs. W. A. Black's. GOING AT COOT—LADIES AND GENTH SWEATERS AND UNDER. WEAK. ALSO NICE LINK OF MEN'S HATH. W. V. GIXIVER. Just in a car load of wire fence, made by the American Steel an<d Wire Company. H. VV. Black, Jr. 2-28-2L Garden seeds are now open at Kllens. The Anthony Fence,, close mesh, stiff stay. Dixie Special. Made by the American Steel and Wire Co., especially for the Southern trade. Prices r-nd ternls to suit. H. W. Black. Jr. 2-28-21. Kid glovee which were $1.00 now 88 cents at Mrs. W. A. Black’s. Burt's spring seed oats at H. W. Black. Jr. 1-31-2L World’s Almanac and encyclppe-. di« for sale at Klein's. New line of embrolderrirs Just in at Mrs. W. A. Black's. Cabbage Plants at J. E. Bryan's. Itch relieved la 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by John M. KHen, drug gist. ,10-18-6m. A few more jars of Figaro Pre- servar, the liquid smoke, lor cur ing your pork. H. W. Black, Jr. *-* 2-21-2L Cabbage Pluirts at 4. E. Bryan'*. The best flour In town. Pearl and Perfection at Blocker's Shore. Pratts poultry food makes hens lay. For sr.le -ut Klein's. _ 15 per cen. off on all men’s clothing, for cash. H. W. Black. Jr. , 2-21-21. Good hot drinks' for sale at C. L. Fish’burne’s ice cream parlor. White pine and tar mentholated. Excelled for cough, at Klein’s. ^ ; ; Spring Dress Goods We beg to announce that all oar Spring Dress Goods are in and open ed up. These embrace a greater variety and more excellence in value than has ever been shown in Colle ton County before. We shall be pleased to show you and we know yon will do the rest. * WATCH FOR OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. ♦A TAYLOR’S Valterboro’s Popular Store • W. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor. * Spring Clothing Now h ^ ■( " . ^ ‘ We ha.ve just received an immense stock Of Spring Cloth- ir>g for men and boys. Anything in Men’s Furnishings in latest styles. New line of Dry Goods We have decided to put Id a line of Fashionable Dry * Goods, and have just received a large stock of Spring and Summer FABRICS. Anything you want you can get here. H. ZAUN. For Solid Gold and Silver Jewelry Go to J. A. VtSTEBBfiRG, Jewelry Store. Main Street, Next Door to New Postoffi-e. * WALTERBORO, 8. C. ; GRADE FIELD Mixson’s Seeds Grow. They are sown in the SOUTH for the South. Long and Short Staple Upland Cotton. The best varieties. Write us for prices and information. . CORN. SORGHUM. MILLET. VELVET BEANS, ETC. Our corn is Jdiph-Bred South Carolina Com. Get our Illustrated Catalogue of all Vegetable ani Farm 8ee<h. W. H. Mixson Seed Company * CHARLESTON, S. C. «r Dr. A. P^Ttarnes is in Columbia ! Prof. C. L. Shealy was called to this week, having gone to attend LetlnKton Friday to *ee his brotb- n r.i i It w ##»»• ''****- i ■» — - “ 15 — w - 11 ' a meeting for orgaeixing a "Rexall Club.” He rington er'fwWh who Is quite 111. returned Monday evening. Magistrate R. R. Miley. of Lodge. Highway Commissioner J.-W. Hill was in town Monday. ^waa in town Monday.