The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 17, 1912, Image 8
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tbe
(or of-
fOlIOWiDf
Tbe r«marktbl« baabat Is. w>k>
the fa mo os Root Jeloe bo4I«Im
Welter boro be »ree-
tAke paM la th!e meeting,
onevtag are tbe rale* now
tiekete to be la the
fora, via:
••ror Mayor
For Aliermen (rote for alaf)
No rote for warden ahall be eonat
•4 aaleea it eontalaa as aaay
BABes as there are wardens to be
elected.
Rale 4. Tbe managers of elect-
tlon shall open the polls at seven
,ock • ,d close them aCjato the btaad. drives oet
clock p. m.. after tabulating ; n „ t
tbe result the macogers shall certl- I * ^ 0 ^ on ' out
fy the same and forward the ballot j th# M< * libbers e» the
box, poll list gad all other papers «d joints and muscles should
relating to such election by one of cot every sufferer from this
their number to the chairman of j bora disease. Mr. Jan. M
the executive committee of the Dem- Cordova, 111., stye, “I felt the et»
Club .of the Town bC Walter-1 f«cU to a short time. AH
suSn , J W ndll* K>ro w,thln twelve hours after the of rheumatism left me.” Men. I.
l-irdoaeof the polls. x iBchondell, Cl* Madlsoa St.. Fert
aum STB was ru nas | Role 5. The executive commlttee^Wayne, Indiana, says, “I
of the Democratic Club of the Town *He to move. Had to he
Doctors had failed.
Root Juice enabled
the emeeutlve commit-
of, the oluh
^ ~ wfll
which Jg helag pub-
ia .<vwt of Walt o r borp shall assemble at the
Jr • towt ■ , hal1 00 ‘Ms evening of the first
-the membership of
MuBtetfAl Club of
day after tbe election r.t 8.30 , walk wltRout assistance.’” Mr. Oeo.
o’clock, p. m., to tabulate the re- McConnell,.602 Polk 8t., Qrlffja
turns and declare tbe result of the ’G*., suffered ten years. He said: **J
primary. am startle* cu my. second, fottle
Rule 6. All protests and con- *nd my trouble is jubc. about all
WHgrhrtrr, *>« ^Itbto twenty- , »OUe.” \
W four hours after tbe elecUon with i R °ot Juice not onlp drt
**** To4 *f? th * chairman Of tbe executive com- “utlc poison from tbe blood,
»i^ m,ttee •hall act in any contest whero nourishes ths stomach, i
^ 2! ln w « candidacy is acted on. -the kidneys so that they .
of Walterboro. ( Ra]e 7 candidates for Mayor r * r, l r *&•* the blood, sad builds
2Lt£!! Vfc.n Aldermen shall fils with the the whole system. It crea
ouowlBg rums anau govern- chaIrman of lhe ^ecutiYe commit- uPP*Gto. stops indigestion,
a rrnm* .f tasTr^W^Wsf ^ lu writing to t-bldo kuckuches and puts sew
“ tko results of the primary and sup- and ^or Into rngdoiw* or ow-
th ® nominees thereof, provided •'worked bodies. A week's trsaV
pRXury elections tbBt mM a f f< ^ avl , n , aaafc meat will mr-ke a different
^On 8 us day i _
four o’clock, tie murrtagu of MMi
Bi«k. of Whlterhere, and
B. C. Oarras. of Betpwville was
‘ d at the home sd the bride’s
Mrs. umie
Tbe boose was beautifully
tastefully decorated for the
Mf- At four e’eloek the flrut hote
It the weddiuk march aeuuded, with
MMs Bessie High at thesrgaa.
The ali:later. Rev, J. M. Craven,
uf Walterboro, entered first sad
his place near the steps la the
Thee eame the attendants;
tpms Claudia Ktetey with Buguue
Mia Hattie denis with Joe
Mia Alla Black wKh Joseph
followed hy tko bride sad
The bride’s brunette beauty
off to perfection by the aft
folds of hor lovely bridal
of tan silk, over which Ml a
diaphr nous cloud, the wedding veil.
She carried aa elaborate bouquet
df brides wreath, rosea, and UlUa of
the valley.
The popularity of the
aanifested by the large crow
attended tbe marriage, apd^by tbe
alee presents which the;
The bride is a charming daughter
of Mrs. Lissie Black, and a young
lady of admirable traits of char
acter. The groom is a sob of Mr.
▲. B. Garris, and a young business
man of ability.
ey left Monday evening, and
spend sometime with relatives
Mt. Pleasant, after wktek the
happy couple will go to their future
home at Rutawvllle. May they se-
Joy a long and happy life.
■ up
We have just reealved
tag for mou aad boys,
latest styles.
that the said affidavit of each can
ia _ nr.it„tLn, I, a dldsto shall be filed on or before .J°®; . A _
If o’clock on the fifth day preced- I l *t anyoae talk you
lag the day fixed by the execu- tr J lB « oacertsiu, kit-or-mlss
live committee for the holdlag o^, dl « # - ^ «*P*rtuientlag. Oe
the Democratic Municipal
elec-
of tuck primary
m held la aald towa.
.yllttotlo. for th , Wa .iMtlon
ronow,., th.
far vutiag at the primary
hy the Democratic
fldavlt:
mo
deposea
form of the af-
Persoaslly appeared before
who belag duly sworn de-
erd says tbst he la a
some good druggist sad get- a bot
tle of tbo Root Juice compound aad
begin taking it today with the ae>
sun&ce that It has cured and tar
caring the worst eases whea doe-
12? bf m fSSJJs Tu ******* tbs office of..^\, in other asedhttuea
akaU he ae follows, vl*. th# d#mocnUe el€cUon for t he ?* ,kd - , You’ll be •urprlsed te eee
Town of Walterboro to be held oa tow quickly you will feel ite
the... .day of . . ^.Vlt... I hereby *tt9CtM.
for membership, or
kail ho twsnty^ne yssrs of
ae bofore the sne-
mualclpal general election
mm9jm} , w the diMuaUficsr of f * ct,on * itber Prtr*t*U or
III Wit • Th* powicly suggested other than the
mi ofamirtif icste of r^^^ r .,f ualci ^ 1 nomV-
ofUc ' Rule I.
be atittECn'aa^an*elector**at Rn M *• In the primary election
rt iBctuded ^wlth^lfae town h * re,a Prorld^d for a plurality of tk* nervoumiees. disslnem.
the qualifications
nor ’ will I become a candidate
WHAT’S THE RBA0ONT
Health Not Kaowteg the
There are scores of people
drag out a miserable existence with
out realising tbe cause of their suf
fering. Day after day the* are
racked with backache; suffer from
the production’ of a TOt ** * gt *>• «*****nr to
rion for muni- BBBttBate candidates and the candi-
bv the eohimle-^ 4 * r * c * lT,n * the highest number
for the Town of TOt ** for of
for th# next ensuing Sf J* “ 4
pmmt u affid*- th# klshMt n«ab#r of rota
>e ecroUing officer, if m nominees for
he has been a resident, t “ # orno * °* wardeua.
be eonorate RmIts of the 1 Ra * » la tbe Iveut of a tie be-
at | ft|rt j our tweea two candidates the chairman
0kor aad
TTn Ik is m^ nn n
waiien^oro
•fere the el
election and bave • h *} 1
taxes due aad collectable order a second primary between the
pfseediag fiscal year; and c *" d,d * t f? ,,
to addition to this have his Rll,# 10 - ^ •*•«»«▼• commlt-
uoltoi on the democratic *•• •k* 11 the meusgers with
•f .the town of Walterboro * bll,k>t ^ “ d bM accessary tlck-
foeetbe day flxedbytow ™ d •tktlonsry for holding said
cllcaiBgof municipal regia- PrimtTj election.
than next enduing Rnl * ll - All candidates mast
gsmoral olectioa. Provld- “
say negro who has voted ***** ** '*•**1 ot th#
erotic ticket continuously Assembly and file the same with the
• shall not be excluded. ^Jjjf the court of common pleeas
at each box at toT Golleton county to wit:
primary election* shall re-■ "I the undersigned...... of ibe
la such democrat- ooaBty of... .sad - State of South
rv to elodee him- Carolina, candidate for tbe office
he result of the prl- 01 • • • pledge that I will not
aad to support the **™ aor spend money, or use In-
thereof and to take toxlcatlag liquors for the purpose of
irtaa oath via’ ”1 do solemn obtaining or lafluenciag votes, sad
Hit I am duly Qualified ^ 1 ** U ' * th * conclusion of the
t election accord 1 nr to campaign and bofore tbe primary
~ *•- Clrib of oioctloa rsrder to tbe clei% of court
of WaHorboro and that (or 8^*o*»r7 of State aa herelahe-
t thl . - 1#c _ fore provided) under oath, an Item-
fnaedeT mvMlf to sun- •tatoment of all money spent
¥ * _# .vi- nrlm£ _ m or provided by mo daring tbo cam-
- ps,ifii, for campaign purpooes up to
that time, aad I further pledge
that I will immediately after the
eve fixed for the closlrtz of j** 4 -n*further mon*ev■°\ t Dent* h °or
Club roll aad has beta a U* >>
of the State two years, of .Presided by me to said election.
ity one year and of the I
Walterboro four moathf pig Walterboro Negro <%u*ch Oriebrate
the next municipal gebxreJ I _ (Bsater. -
{ Easter exercises were held at St.
ub list shall be inspected bj> P«t«r» A M. E. chunch. Tbe pro-
shall be permitted to
bis
the club list of the Demo-
gram, which consisted of recltstlona
and songs, was very nicely carried
out by the pupils of the Sundry
school. The superintendent deserve*
much credit for tbe training ‘ ot
these children. ’» " \
fled to by the president
notary of tho Democratic
tho town of Walterboro and
ver to tbo mraagers to be
reglsry list aad no per-
be allowed to enroll bis
** RKAM 8l,TER
ah roil.
Likely
kidneys have fallen behind inJ^rir
work, of fitteiing the Mood amdthat
la the root of ike trouble. Look te
your kidneys, assist thmu to their hare bad tor a variety of
give them the help they
The
he GreenTwcmd India quotes from
A Columbia special te tbe Spartan
burg Journal which otetes that Gov
ernor Blease Is going te try to have
the State Executive Gsmuafttee do
away with the county-to-county cam
paign this sumater, aad says:
’’But the fucey part about the
thing is that If the county-to-county
campaign la hilled It will be just
what a lot of people have ’ been
clamoring for for some years
though they at that time bad no
Ids* conditions would develop eo
teat it would seem a necessity. Tbo
Index hce no liking for the county-
te-count>» campaign business ordinar
ily but certainly wants to see It
carried out this year'
You are wrong this time. Broth
er Watson. We don't know wheth
er Governor Bierce’s attitude In
IBB this matter has bees correctly ladi-
the cated or not, but If It has be is
right and we hope that he will suc
ceed.
These forced tears of tbo State
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Mrs. H. Cox, •? Drake Char
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Rememb
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Attentio
of South
armers
They euvmrags bmu of a eertela
typo te aaaouace their eaadMaeMr
for office hseaass it offers them a
fine chance Par seM-advertlsement
or perhaps to vent their spleen.
They tend te, multiply the a um
ber of candidates aad them consume ■>
of the time allotted for
that no candidate hr* the
opportunity to address aa audience
cocsprshsaslvely aad tatelHgeatly.
They give a maq Who la aa ex
pert at haranguing a crowd such aa
advuatage that more fit mou are
oftau hopelessly outclassed upon the
huetlaga.
They keep the candidates awry
from' hepw for weeks at a time to- i
r. thereby diaoouragtag maap
who would make excellent pub- 1
He aervouts from entering the pri
maries aad seekirg puMIc office.
’It weald bo assy te enlarge upon
why them circus perform- ’
t to be stopped. We do
not knew bow the various candidates
view dte matter, but we repeat that
it be-true that Governor Blease is j
opposed to them we hope that his
oppertttcfc will he succeedful.
Mate eeuld then hold
Ight seem to him
who wanted te
K *ar Gorer -'r Blease could go aad
hear hUa. while thorn who waated
to hear Judge Jones or aay other
rsndldqdm mold go te hoar thorn.
It wuhrid mam to as that this is
a programme which ought to be
all around. Wc feel
8moaks, April >.—Special: ( The
farmers of this section arc begin
ning te plant their cotton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fonder gave
a party lart Saturday night which
wre enjoyed by all premat. Them,
who attended,, wore, J. M. Padgett,
Juba aad Bm fltoyley, Miasm Dors
Kayley and Nets Strickland,! Messrs.
Carl aad Horace Strickland, J. T.
Taylor. |
Mr. aad Alfa. J. W. Strickland an
children visited the letters parents
last Saturday aad Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. IJ. Bteedley, of
Hunters Chapel visited their parents
Mr. and Mrs. IF. Padgett, Sunday. , . - - - -
Misa Pollle Garris, who km!been f™*** *£***« *W' •*•»••<
spending sometime with her asst, at **•£■“*« ^ Beald so regard It'
Douglas, Oa.. haa returned home. ' rk * «*“«• *• <*• Fkleh we have
Mr J. W. Strickland and daughter | b ™* Wartlly la flvor of for years.
Miss Nets, visited Mr. Lee Ramsey •»* we me la favor of it now
This is the jetr for jon to nturn to jour "fix*
the Old fUBaUg "Stmt Brmnir Wikxa it Gibbs
Go's Msnipnlstij Gimiiib^ and ufte it on your crops «x-
clu*ively. It has given satisfaction whtiwver used for
over 45 jears, and is acknowledged By {hose who use
it to be the best all-round Cation and Cam FevtflhMr in
the jfrqrld. W gives you the Beat Reonfcs for the Lenst
Minay. It is Cheap in price. High Grade in AnalysiB,
made of the Peel Materials, and has a record of 45 yean
which proves its Superior Value as a Crop ftradnsnr.
For Econoasy and Beat B—alts this is Tha Fertttasr lor
you to use. Ask your Merchant for it afidinskt cm hav*
ing it We sell all other grades of Fertilizers. If your
Merchant does not handle our goods, write us direct
The Macmurohy ComDenv
m w mmwvmwsmcwumcmm mmween^w
k GMs Qmee Ce,
1C
Builders’ Material
last Sunday aftera
Lara Jones, a negro from 3moaks, *’
was committed to jail by Magistrate 1
P. J. Wilson for the purpose of serv. *'
Mute With Rail,
a negro from Smoaks.
whether Governor Blease Is for it or
not.
L Thu executive committee
Democratic Club of the
Walterboro shall mmt on
emu the... .day of ....
lion year aad shall Appoint
aad shall hold the
provided, for herein
with th* Acts of the
~ of this State ro-
ectioas. the con
ed the Democratic Club
of WaMerbero end tho
art forth.* The names
may be published
of tho eseedttro
* la eue or morel papers
la the town of Walterboro
before tbe elec-
Et’Ch voter in such prl-
etioa shall be printed tbe
the euadMatec voted for
for each of tbe offices to
together with Tbe'naam
fee. The tickets to ho
ail ha furnished by the eu»
mi no other
There will be an ice cream sup
per held at Colleton, 8. C„ Satur
day aigbt, April 20th, for tbe bene
fit of tbe Colleton International
Church. Everybody Is cordially
Invited.
PerfCommittee.
* 4-17-lt. - - . “
It la not possible for a persoe* to
catch good hoalth, bat If he associ
ates with Infections he might catch
disease. Keep good company or
none.
porporo
Ing a 16-day sentence oa tbo chain
gang, imposed for cruelty to a mule.
It seems that Jones was employed
bp H. F. Strickland and coming
late one morbing te his work after
the time for breakfast, warn sent.
Into the field without breakfast. To
wreak kja vengeance, Jones struck
NEGRO KILLED AT GREEN POND
it te
Srtpto Baker sad Shadrack Lcs-
ingtoa were la jail last week charg
ed with the killing of Rnfns Gads
den. TRo killing occurred ner-r
Green Pond, April 6, and It is
claimed by the two negro boys In
jail that the killing wan due to
tho mule with a fence rail aad was 'the accidental discharge of a gun.
prosecuted hy Mr. Strickland with j U appears that the three L'jgroes
tbe above results. Ur a wagon. Balter aad Leo-
Ingj^m belag eu the asat to frone
la Cu
lumbia Mat week. InddeKally
took to toe oa veiling of the
it te the Women of th# Confed
eracy.
staadlag to tod wagon
behind., The boys had a gun hot'
teem eu toe seat, sad Gsdsen reach
ing ever, caught the muasle aad In
attempting te pell It towardse him
ever , toe asat, the gua wre di»>
charged, the load entering the chert,
hilHag him Instantily. The' hoys
left him hy the side of the read
atd went on with the wagon. He
was’found aad an is quart held- by
Magistrate Chaplin, who committed
the two boys to. jail pending further
inteaUgadoa.
An inquest was held Saturday
at Green Pond, aad .the little negrortf
were turned loose, the coroner’s Jury
finding the killing wse dae to to#
of the .deceased.
Wanted the public to knew that we have i
complete line of all kinds of builden’ material, seek as
DOORS,
sasu,
BUNDS,
SHINGLES,
MOULDING,
BRICK,
' LUMBER, ETC
At prices to suit Let us know your wants.
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Jmafactanr tf Rsagh ml Inmal laakr.
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