Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. - . T.jt' A .itc-tt*' ■ ’■*;' ■ / ‘ Alit AlMl «l *' m * « ■> f (Ml wn k« Dnigglat, Walter- •s <3 PNC. J. Jl>..., oaka. Awril, l, %Mill:—It la’ imiatM lm tkto Mtotoa aa4 m r*v twjt far kahlad with work. So far a groat 4oal of ia4 to still aabioksa MvlBg booa too wot That far MUo fstolllaor haa booa baalod ■■oaks. ft aivoars Nat i half at oNck as was oati roar will bo aood this roar. A. Thomas bad baatosaa * to ota Saitardar. r. I. C. Coasts prsachod aa to- ttag ssrmoQ at tho school boaso ay aftoraooa. star oxoretsss will bo bold at Bagtlst church Saaday, bogla- at 1 o’clock. Tho Motbodlst ay school will bars Ms Mor is tho aftoraooa. bogtontag at look. 8. Padgett Is dolsg a oplend- aorcastllo buslsoos at C. M. to’a otaad. r. aad Mrs. Jos Kinsey gwre sdor-okelllng Saturday night. f tho sholHag tho young poo- partictoatcd In rarloas kinds ays till a late hoar, iso Lacy Brabhaa has oponod tor d?w mllllnory at tho same stand. Mias Ha Wo Garris will t bar. •oaks 'Ulsrary Soctoty mot il* night at t;IO o’clock aad or*Mod to order by tho Prsal- Dr. E. 8. Thoaspsoa and roa- buslaoso dispatched, after which l. Mazsy gave aa Impromptu css. his oMhlect being: ’’A Man at Bmoaho.” Mftm Praths s also doHoTcrcd aa Imgsoap* ■och. her sahieet being M Soc4o* Mias Gladys Willlaiaa road- Then cr-we tho dabato. The r was: "Eosolrod that; Haassn« •rtroo wore picasard frcaa Aa- nttoa than from Eonnaadoo.” ttriaatlye, Q. A. Tbosnsa and *. Smith. Wagatjfe, Cbaa. H. kland aad W. a Emoak. Ir. lo aboMkce of Mr. Thomao, B. Eazsy was apgolatsd to aid tho matlrs. After a lengthy dte- tbo Prsoldont rsdorod hie la toror of sho afflrgto ford's BMck-DtoftM rwtofad bm to ftSMtfgqr ■aas V was wMoitd to of your food ha ThodJorTs Black-Drnaght wilt Mmm aad Ml' it daal of pggt 70 yaan, aad Is todty top awsf ow accoani pogftw fMOkli ttm toasdy on ft* ■toft. Try It Bam yon aay wearing apparel that you would like Dry Qeaoed or OUR EQUIPMENT GUARAN- TEES. RESULTS EQUAL TO THAT OP ANY ESTABLISH MENT IN THE COUNTRY, and the reputation of pur con cern ineoree satisfaction for any week intrusted to us. • If you cannot rensh any of our gfenta couvsnlontly, wrlto for our trm bookkt giring to- Ideal Landry. Pyars-CleaBers King and Burns Lane CHARLESTON, S. C. Agents Wanted. Good Commiarions huLta.; af tbd ef-the " % * , • » ;; 4 ers *<$■ will NSre etotoNnS^IMI toStoato of ths Cnfrsnfty sd waft as sf the sad has had hr PwasltniBa At the time of hie ea» he atood Mat to Mr. Kaagg to tha Isgarfat. Mr. MagEih wif > dOM by Prof. Barrow of Clomaon. aad Mr. Ira Willlaaui of tho dsiMaatratloi fere- ». Captato M. B. Stokes who has no comma adopt for tho past torso yearn will not ho horn next year aa Ida detail expires la May. Tho ■election of hte saccsnnpr has not yet hem mads; too. aoloetiom to mads hy too president of too col- logo aad too preatdewt of too board of trantsca. Tho course.to chemistry aad ge ology has bene replaced hy. a coarse to chemistry which doubtless proas aery popular. A coarse in AgrtouKnral engin eering has been adopted: This course has long bsea desired by hot the faculty and tbs students. Tbs district sad loeel agents of the farm demonstration workers aad county superintendents of sda- cation will moot hero on Marsh ST, St sad S»th. These gentlemen will be welcomed, not only by toe college but by the students who will bo rery glad to moot them aad assist them la aeeing the college while they are here. The college will hare aa exhibit at the National corn exposition to be held Id Colombia next fall. Tho students are greatly pleased that the college has adraaced the price of one dollar and fifty coats per month. Heretofore, the charge for board (Including room, light rod heat) and laundry has been 97.SO only while the.name rlcui at other colleges of like nterdlag is. oa an nrerage 919.10 per month. This new rate will he effectlre next session. Ths receipts of ths college from the sale of fertiliser taga to only 90 per cent of what they were this time last year. Mr. E V W. Dabbs, president of the State Farmers’ Union visited the college roeoatly. • While here, ho made aa address on the sabject of marketing. F. W. R. "What made you so late?’* "I met StaMheooa.” •tWeB. that la no lunaon why mu ■beuM ha aa hour into gutting horn to asgkter." "I kadw, but I atood him how he was feeling aad he iaeited telling am about bin stomach trouble.” "DM yaw tel ktm to take Oh am bsrlala’a Ibbtotof” ’Mure, that la what ho needs.’ Mold hy all dealers. frofesaonl Notices. ioa r. Editor, unless something hap- pou udU row shortly rsottve mrdo of J, L. Lyons ter Trsso- A. P. Smith far >• mors month and Smoaks >1 will close. The community ton a great toss, as our loswl ,r *“ ^h r l IMetr labor wfB ho mtomd. hart act only labored in pur »day school, toft la Sunday d aad Literary Sanlaty. o. O. A. Marita was hers 4th ay to nil hit regular oNotat- Hs only pruached la tho rooa. inclement weather ban*, he forenoon sin lam A. P. ft rll 1. Hasdai:—Ws have been >g some bad weather, hut we Is are hafttaard to their work, oping for bettor wee.*her seen, tttag their lands prepared tar lag. oa account of so much toad we hsrre been having lately ■nee Winnie and Klmmle m of Round returned home a weeks ago from Oraagobarg. » they spent two weeks with elder. (When going to Oran- they were accompanied bp brother. P. W. Craven. M " H " ■ M Mu (ham Kateitairmcut. tat promisee to be one of the moot entertaining and brilliant fur attractions of its kind ever nted in Walterboro to the els- s cantata entitled "Midsummer which will be given at ligh School Auditorium Friday a«. April Uta. at 1:80 o’clock. * the suepicee of the Trt-Mu of the First Methodist Church tlterboro. rel and beautiful illumlnntlone site codumse. dainty charac- Intcreetiag theme. excgUeBt well rendered vocal numbers, . march so. are some of c ths Mivw features of the pl»v. roao^to moat eordtolly tnvfted [raADAClH IWfUBALGlA Lfiis .nr 25 Doses 25 Cents * Yssr Dnupa mSi Dr. MNn' Ass Pas M i to a i i Isstyl S s iUh w Card of Thaaks. I desire to thaak all of our kind (friends for their assistance during • the lad illness of mp sister, who f dlod March 99to. Re+totfully, P. Barwiefc. M JL PADGETT. -et-Law. to All WADTMMBOMO. ft C. . A. J. Andftpson DENTAL SURGEON Oflfict Hours: • a. m.. l p. m tp.m..fp.m VALnftBQBa ft o i-i. bus u, DCHTAL •UHOCON I havu ruopmud my dMtal oAon. and have —eniiatod with mu DR. /OHM H. BARER All work ghrmi prompt attention. OflMe next Terry A Shaffar'e 5 . Ofloe Hour*: 8.80 am to I p. m. 8 to 6 p. a. ’Ppono No. 87a. S Wmlterboro, S C COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO JOHN H. MUCKft ■URGBON-DENT18T. BHRHABDT. ft a G E. DURANT CSvfl EngV and Land Smnrwver Will be in Walterboro at J. B. Ackerman's on Saturdays and all other days when not at work in field. 'Phone Na yyy. TUi m dw wr for you lo rotonto yoor "first love," trt Mm+*md Gmm wad wo It on your crops ex- diiuifaty. It hoi thwi tatufortloft fyhofOFcr used for nvor 45.y«M% and if ackadiytodfod by thoeu who use it to ho tha bwt aB-round CoMoa iwiCwn Fortfiixep in dto world. It ghm* you tho Boot Eowha for the Leant ttmwy. It it Chwp in pricey High Grade in Analysis, made of the Boot Moft«iola» and hat a record of 45 yean winch ptoret lit floperinr Vahw at a Crop Producer. Foe Bcfinggny and Beat Ketoha this if The Fertiliser for you to We. A«k your Merchant for it and intbt on hav ing it We tell all other grades of FertUbera. If your Merchant does not handle our goods, write us direct The Macmurphy Company A Gftbs Gasms Ca. a. c LEGAL ADVERTISING CITATION. The State of flouth Carolina. Colletoa County. H. D. Padgett, Esquire, Acting Pro bata Jridge. WHEREAS, Jasper M. Smith Jr. made suit to me to great him Let ters of Administration of the Es tate and effects of T. J. Blanchard, deceased. THESE. ARE THEREFORE, to dte aad admonish nU and singular too kindred nh^ Creditors of the •aid T. J. Blanchard, deceased that they be end appear before me. In the Coart of Probate, to bo held at Walterboro, ft C., on the 11th of April, next, after publication horeof, at 11 o’clock to the fore noon, to show eause. If any> they have, why toe said Administration* should not bo granted. GIVEN under my band thin 17th day of March, Aaao Domini, 1911. EubUshed oft too 17tk day of Mafrtr CMTttf iky of AprfF 191ft In The Preen sad Standard. H. D. PMDOMirr. Clerk of Court. Acting Probate Judge, Colletoa County. -fft'- (to the .11th day of April. 1911. 1 will xtnke my final return aad immediately thereafter apply to tho Probata Judge of Colletoa county for Letters Dtoatteeory. of tho es tate of F. D. Carter. J. T. Carter, Administrator. Walterboro, 8. C., Mar. If, 1911. 1-10-41. Camp Hryward Meets. Camp Heyward No. 4fl. U. C. V. held its annual meeting on Saturday last. Tho meeting win large and Q«He enthusiastic. Greet iatereal he tng brought about hy tho laultatloa from Maedri, Oa.. to the general reunion of veterans at that plaee oa May 7 9 aad 9. They hope to ban# 10.999 veterans press at. to PLANS OUTLINED Stale buuitay School Meeting Will Ths thirty-fifth annual convention of tho Booth Caroline Sunday School association will be held in Greenwood April 11-11, and that town is ‘looking forward to a very largo gathering. Thera are tcPbe some spleMid features planned for the conven tion. Dr. Adam Geibel, the famous blind composer, to to be the pia nist. Hts name to familiar to the manic lovers of the* State, aM it Will bo a rare treat to hear him play his own music. His Cantatas wnd oratorios are known the world over. The tinging will be led by J. Lin coln* Hell of Phtlrdelphia. who is a convention leader of fine reputation He was at Ocean Grove. N. J.. last year, where he led 19.999 people In song. The music ot tho aonrrn- ririft trlft ho ouauptfeMpriy fins. Some ot tho hoot and moat wide ly known speakers of toe State have been secured for tho program. There aim to ho two speakers of Interrutlorsl rroutst'on. Dr. Fraaklila McElfresh aad J. Shreve Durham, both of Chics so. There to to be a splendid spec tacular feature of the convention la the form of a great parade, with at lc*et 1,190 Sunday school work ers In lino. The Meo’a Rlbto Ha*« parade of last year, which attracted much attention at Spartanbnre. is to be en'arged hy taking In nil de partments of Sunday school work, from toe babies on the ‘Tradel Boll’* to too gTrndtatheni and grardmothers to tho "Home Depart ment,”. Tho Credlo Roll and Home Department will be managed by meats of floras add between the two will march tho boat of Sunday school workers of toe State with banners flying. It will be a great spectacle. Columbia la entitled to 12 dele gatee, and any representatives e? Sunday school# who expect to atterl dr* requested to communicate at SZd ,T# «!2*2l2r^Iui 1r I!Li" **■»??*• wRk *• 11 Whlldsn at the T **“ • M. C. A.—The State, delegation of 19 or morn. Tha fol lowing dffleers wore elected for toe eaaalag year: Col. C. O. Han- dense. Commander; G. W. O. Rlv- san. Adjutant; R. O. W. Bryan. 1st UouL Commander; J. O. Jaqaaa. lad Lieut. Oummaader. A. A. Pat- demon. trd Lieut Cuopnauder. Rev ft w. Arikermaa. Chaplaia: Dr. W. B. Ankermaa. Surgeon. J. W. Grant Color Bearer. „ Dotogatea to tho Stof* re-ualoa. F, O. ft (tortto. R. G. W. Bryan. L. W. Ihloy, A. W. Buntoa, Dele- fdtea to too gouoral n9ua!e:a: O. O. Hendemorv G. W. Way. A. A. 1 L ®Mher, B. ft Webb, C. W. Bmlaad. n Mur. G. A. Martin's The following appointments am dMouaeed by Eer. O. A. Marita tor tho ch arches he servue. Heademeuvllto—1st Sunday, 4 p. m.; Ird Satariay, 4 p. m.; fol lowing Sunday 11 a. m. Great Swamp—1st Saturday aad Sunday, 11 a. a. ; v Smoake—4th Sunday, 11 a. m aad 4 p. m. Colston—2nd Saturday, 4. p. m and Sunday, 11 a. m. The Mutual Life Insurance Com pany of York, begs to nnnona- ce that Mine Miriam du Bois baa ac cepted agency In her father’s place. She will be pleased to eee anyone hitermted In- Insurance. It Looks Like a (Vtme. to sriuirate a bby front « box of Burkjen’s Arntcr- Salve. HU ptm- Ptee. belli, seratebee, knocks, mtain and bruise* demand it, and TO CITADEL. Ototorto Med- The following taken from the flea day Mews, will be of Interest to the many friends of Cadet A C. Hlera, Jr., of Smoeks, who le * ■•■her of the graduating class of tho Citadel. Cadet Hlers Is tho poanempr of splendid ability, having taken a prominent Part to college work since his ma- trieulatloa. The Sunday News nays: "The preliminary for the purpose of selecting a repirieentative for the Citadel at the State oratorical torxUat at Greenwood wna held last night, aad Cadet A. C. Hlers, of tho Clam of 1911. won first place aad was awarded too medal HI* subject was. "A CnH to Collego Men.” The jadgee were the Hon. H. L. Erckmnnn, the Hon. R S. Horlbeek and the Rev. R. S. Trues- dnle. The medal was presented by the Rev. Dr. Trues dale. There were four speakers: 8. L. Eason, Class ’14, Evils of Comniprrir-’- Ism:” 'A. C. Hlers. Claw 12 ”A Call to College Mer»; ” W. Prior. Class ’14. "Commercialism and Dor* eminent;” E. W. Dabbs. Class ’ll. “The Power of the Press ’’ -v All of the speeches were well de livered and ‘cor£r<!ned excellent subject matter. Mr. Hlers’ sp»ecli was especially good. The yonaf- nd ■Pinker has a fine delivery, a i last nfght gave, evidence of devel- - Itejopirg real oratorical powers The ««<!«*«•♦• belfeve that In Mr Hlers h ***r forkthey have selected a winner, and i i le *l. , v <nr !7 ytJ>iog |V do# * »ot bring back the medsl Unequal- Igom Greenwood. It will not be be ll. KketoA ** <I “ U * Ju *- !***•• Wn iuablllty to do hi* j Part well.