Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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jot May, OM of th« M tlM SSui i i —tt haa orar kad. Tko aaar •*••• war* rary atmflo, roaaiahig of a low ooagat roeHaUooa aad dW> locaoa approvrlata to tko occcMoo. aad wkllo llttlo or ao time was takao from tha ragalar rootiao of tba aekoot for tha araetleo of th rm . . c v, ^ r Bte of fore- town of Waltorfcoro was bald Tuso» aMBtf hoata day at tha towa had. Oaty a aauUl! A ooto was east, alaetlag tha follow- ••• Mac »a- ^ag aoaaaO far tha aaaatac daafatch yaara: Dr. W. B. Aekarmaa, dw or; a B. Black. M. C. f^akbamo. •o°* B. L. Praaar, C. ▲. Oraras, B. P. Malgbt, aad P. J. Lqfeaa. f» .towa- of oosactl. Tka ooiy two — . . ■** <>y " K <>f b '™ °< '«™cu » * P. K.l|kt, crcl*.. tb. mfcri., Ik. coaimlttoa md P. d.acaa. Tkeao taka tko j e-ffrotira work of skilled training. I*? , T* OB pl * c# - of E D L«nMka aad Joa. M. i Tha loa cream foetlral. a aoUca ayh ta^wahlB. and la to karo com- Boorar. who did not stand for iw-'of which wm p.bUahad id Tko *** * V 1 * W Th *^ offloara will ba laatallad bo giron for tko benefit of laiiBilf whom wa Prldaj night of tkla wash, at school, was called off oa tha township an- which than they will sleet from | of tha vary aad death of Of rlaltatum la to dl- their Bomber a town dark aad pH. Praachar. who was relatod rlettor'a territory on - to aaenra a OtlBr aattahle place as as his tmahlp. wm dtract the work on ess P. P. Gone, a member of tho Mercantile Co., of Lodge, la town thin ta hdraif given that at o’clock a. B.. an the ISth at,day of ^oao. IMP. X. 1. B. Polk, as gnardlaa of Garvtc Pearl Pander aaa Polk. wUl apply to tko Piabala OamH for CoUMoa County tor let- teas of final dlaaharga as goartlaa tar sold ward, she kavtag to tho R. N Stokes, of Renad. wan a ▼Mltor at Walterboro Tncoday. • • e Mrs H. N. Stokes and children, of Round, visitod relatiros la Walter) other wards. Friday Bight aad Saturday of week. npev'v^r ^ years of age aad ha ring paid all moaays due bar by aad bortag given am a receipt lb fall. This done not affect my re- a possibility as gnardlaa for say ^ -— Kn would Uko tor that bap «f yours to graer un with n tom gfl, llveetock. woaldiH ymf Thaw Ugly# him a pig or a latoraat tu Mies Llsxle Plsbburna la rlsit- rslatree at Beotia, after which Mra. T wiU att * ak d ^ commoacemaat r B PDLJC. Ouardlaa of Carrla Pearl Foadev aaa Polk. Walterboro, 8. C. May If, IMS. f-St-St treasurer and a chief of poUoe. D. B. Black, tha preeaut town dark and treasurer will possibly ba elect ed without opposition. There am a number of applicants for tba | Mr. J. H. Yarn's cad spent a chief of poUoe. Tho present chief qalot but pleasant boar enjoying 'lee to most of tha patrons of tho school. However, after tho dooiag oxer-1 ... see. class, a few patrons aad tha pa-1 E m Ida M - Flshburne, field nils all Joined Mias Rattoreo at r ^ ry of tk * Comak T Buaday school to meat at Raffia keys, j. g. Jackaoa will stead for ro> •toeticn and ha will he opposed by an vWtatioa day, aad . o. L. Oakagaa, Cbarias Glover, P. Mi altar • o’clock a w. McCaato aad J. R. Tumbleatoa. ci vial tors to Thera will doubtless ba others. Ims at W lath rap Collene, whei* kOTICB OP ADDITIONAL TAX sister. If lee Ulmer, graduates. ppplleatloa to the County board af Bdw eatlcn tor Collatou Ooaaty to or- m alactloo In Ash ton District No. II oa the «i of voting aa additional las daaaify tha la the Buaday schools tod by tho ochoo! ; Akoat A(Um an tho vMtom committee th« , ctruotlve. YMtatlon Leaflet, No. Am duties of tha D. M. V. M AB On Friday evealag of this weak ity am being vis-g| | if, the »e*#h»-e aad e fr» and Plan of pnpiie ef the high w’ rol will rra> Mat la lit aiiiL'V.U'r, a dvrht- * fal JltUa comedy entitled, -/ *1 , About Adam.” This !■ not a fare# ■ but highly entertataiug aad in- jstrnctlm The proceeds of tho , orenlng wHl be applied to tho school piano fund. If our teachers Jao. H. Pourifoy, who has are willing to worth extra time in solicitor for the tth Jadicial Cir- order to place this piano Id tho | call for tha past four years, public school to become permanent Bounces his candidacy for with tho Sunday school on next ftanday, Juno lad. Mies t Flshburne has a pretty faU calendar ^ of * •‘lie ta said DMrtet and tor the Sundays tutermalng batwuao * ftoMion presented atgnad by one- _ _ ^ ilktoi of tk# qmltfUd •l#eton #id ^ and the day of county riftto- “ w^tlan. but will ha glad to sarra any , nar .. ^ »sYunty one in aaid district, praying 111 health aha does not wirlf ****** achool during the weak, etthf iigrtlna he a school ao far from home * ** service la the office or par- It is ordemd Mias Ratteree. of Torkvillo, done very faithful aad work ta our achool tor two decided, that on account of mother’s ill to accept neat year. Wc trust that it my he her lot to nstle* hmr wni-k h* mrniU ~ Berry W. Robert^.Ot Mt. Car- ^>1^ for ^..1. ot. .f t,. JSm T 1 - » ruamubi UM Tk.n- wko 4M.m< much frUm. |*«- ‘ T 1 ** k ~ •« •*«*•» WW a* Jrrrmnray and friends of tbs school ehould help by going to thee# entertaln- Before the play VMttorc’ Committee 1c com- pcaod «f can pemeu from each ctoneh^ cooperating. It U tba buetaMi of such person to secure tha auabor of Tiattors from which kli chwreh If aakod, taking none of age. Tha taka a largo sham of, by tka eohool girls. Jest after the tba- responsibility of an Hating vtalt- pj^y lataraatlDg tableaux will ba to ba voluBtoen, ghowu. Tba admlasion is II cants iMt|f curcCgUyualactod and rauPfog ch#dren; II for adults. Late ly "diufted” into aarrlea Tha have a full house. Vlaftaq? CepmUtaa should aaa visitor pledged for tha I’a wottfc Is an attend-1 property whan paid for, tha patrons .tlou. Mr. Peurlfoy was elected tonr yearn ago by a very flattering veto, having received about IIM votes more thax> hie competitor. St. Julian ,11 rettlee and oa# buttoo. Mias Resale *Koha.*who haa |UMtiag bar atojer at Hampton, torn returned home. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Carter, of Raffia, wars la Walterboro Tues day, the guests of Mr. aad Mrs. B. B. Benton. see * Mra. B. O. Hyrae left Saturday afternoon for a brief visit to her there will he trained chorus singing J. Jervey, of Charleston. This — considered a remarkable run. in that ***’ Go<1,r *F» ** ******#• Calls Bditer of aad Btand- ai. the “Masting for lastructlou ar g ; please publish for me a call that each one is t to wham to report oa the The local charck reprosshtattve on this dour- aUttee should see, e!*o, that each for a mam meeting at the Court Hones Monday. June Ird at 11 o’clock a. m., of gll those per son# la the eotfcitySrkU* im ~ fh- terested in racing at Ike fair next una-who lines up for tho ouh dap ba (an We desire to hold a meeting satiated under his direction to 0 f no t only those who are Inter afterwards make use of tha tnforma- M ted, bat those who expect to from take part in the recce. tlou eomlng to their church tha day effort. ione who is at all''interested Bedona ar-i Maahc.wvllle echools ^ raclng r . t the Pair be present were visited on Sunday last by of-j the meeting. Respectfully, Mr. Peurlfoy was practically uu- known outside bf the county whm ho autered tha race. His frlaada id Collatou advised against hia Mrs. C. B. Lartaey has ratnrned to her home ia Savannah after spending several weeks la tha ii Vb.“ ^ “•° ti ’ i,k ^ ” <Kh,r ' Mr * * elM not to ,oll«» UMr »4t1». | *• H,n “- ... Several weeks before the election, hd _ _ _ - . Mrs. D. C. L. Hters, spent a few days of tha early part of this weak la Charleatoa, under tha treatment of Dr. Parker, tha aye specialist, was accompanied by bar eon, at. * see T. R. Richer, of Round, was In town Batnrday on a business trip. went to Charleston, “camped with tho hoya.” Aa a result, when tha election was held, ha knew mom people in Charleatoa than did his competitor, who had lined there all hie life, and when- tha votes were counted, It was found that he had polled more votes ia tha city of Charleston taan Mr. Jerrey. Mr. bet every iPeurlfoy’s record as solicitor is one in of the beat made by any solicitor in at fleers from Waltel'boro and the fol lowing members added to the coun ty Visitors' Committee. Mr. A. P. Warren from Mashaw-* vllle Sunday school. Miss Katha-r- Ine Crosby from Redon’s. Mrs. Beach reports the appointment of 'A. B. Valebtine from Grace Sunday school. W. B. Ackerman, Supt.-Racing Dept. Walterboro, May 2^. School Cottom MID Baseball * Tho Walterboro Cotton Mill Base ball Cl ah haa juat completed iU and has alec ted offl- for earns. D. E. C. Clough was etaeted Program of RerrlersonvtUe (losing. The following is the program in concrete of the commencement ex ercises of the Hendersonville high school, Friday June Tth. Literary Society. Public Meeting. the Stcte In 1911 he tried 147 ca»- ee, securing 115 convictions. This is about the proportioo for. his en tire term of office. H will be gratifying to the people of Colleton to know that Mr. Peurlfoy will have no opposition this yesr. It is generally conceded that he Is mak ing a good officer end no one has so far announced an intention to Mias Agnes Seyle, one of the teachers in the high achool will le&vd Saturday for her''home In Greenville. • e Mias Essie Hyrne leaves geturday morning for Rock Hill where she will attend the commencement ex ercises of Wlnthrop, From Rock Hill eke goes to visit Id Charlotte, of HI IIM, ot tho Codo of Civil Laws, IMS, that aa election ho hold Saturday, Juno If. lilt, at Ashton school houoo or otkor convenient place within oald district, and that only those persons who 'return real or ponoaal preforty for tazatioa, aad present registration certificates as provided la general elections be al lowed to veto at said election, tomb elector favoring tha proposed tax words “For Additional Tax” printed or written thereon, and each elec tor opposed to eald additional tax shall vote a ballot eoatoiniag tho words “Against Addlttoaal Tax” printed or Written thereon Polls will bo opened at I of clock a. m. aad closed at 4 o’clock, p. m. W. O. Jonas, F. P. Seas# aad J. W. HI ere trustees of said dis trict are appointed managers to eon duet eald election. If tho majority of tho votea east la said School District shall ba Additional Tax” aad not Additional Tax.” tha ad ditional tax shall ba levied. Within tan days after the elec tion, the above named managers shall report to tho Board the re sult of tho election aad furnish them with the poll list, tha ballot box and all papers appertaining thereto. H. W. BLACK, SR., W. W. BMOAK, J. W. CAMPBELL. Co. Bd. Education Colleton Co. Walterboro, 8. C., Mijf 29, 1912. 5-29-31. A Local Fn, Uses uWO JHQgBCflL Some weeks ago we befcved that nil signs pointed to hfeber prices on all staple Pood Stufta, and WE BACKED OUR JUDGMENT. We are therefore, ia poahaoo to aeD certain staple articles at lea* than present jobbers cost AND WE MEAN TO DO IT. Read these prices aad ACT QUICK, as the maiket is getting; HIGHER, HIGH* ER, HIGHER and we cannot continue these startling oflers long. •* C. L. Sheely, principal 'tha Walterboro high school TJm toOnwing players ; lb; Glover O'Brien, c. ef; M Bentos. If; N. Sanders, ee; E. Bailey., lb; R. Williams, lb; M O’Brien, rf; Kirk Ballsy, at; C. Beaton. «; * H. Bailey, p. J. H. Ctough field captain. Any nearby teams can gat games on say Satur day afternooD by writing the the field fkatagimnia School to does. The eloeiag exercises of The oppose him. The Ninth Judicial Circuit is com- mi tb« middle of next week poged of the counties of Charleston. {n orM that eT#ry of the Colleton. Beaufort and Jaaper. j school may ba mads complete. Re Mr. Peurlfoy was born 28 yer*s 'then goes to Lexington to be as- Satnrday, June 8th. The annual ( ago In old Edgefield now Saluda ^^+4 with hie brother, who te May picnic. | county. He attended tba eeboola of #f court for Le, lBg t©n coun- Sunday Jobs tth. Baccalaureate hie borne county and Wofford Col- ^ sermon at 11 u. m. Monday June 11th at 8.15 p. m. achool exercises. Tuesday, Juaa 11th, at 10 o’clock a. m. graduating exercises. All exercises will he held la high achool audltorinm. Tha public it invited to attend all of these ex ercises. Negro Revival Meeting a The revival meeting being con ducted at the A. V E. church by the State Evangelist, Rev. Samuel Nance, is meeting with greet sue- lege. He then attended tha law de partment of tho University of Virgin ia. Ha haa prastlaed two years m Saluda and haa been la Walterboro since. He was mayor of tho town four years before being elected solicitor. W. F. Sanders, of Claxton, (la . rrlved In town Tuesday to take Tka friends of Mrs. J. 8. Griffis will regret to learg that she has been taken to Charleatoa for sur gical treatment, following a aertaas illaaea for tbo last few weeks. She left Ttoeaday afternoon being accom panied by her physician. Dr. Rid dick Aekermaa. see James Huggins, student of the S. C. C. I., is upending his vscd- HORSES AND MUUS charge as manager of the CoUeton Uom |n t<mi| wlth „„ p*^,, Mr County Telephone Co. Mr. SanJers la a native of,Beaufort, and has ceae. Up to this dae there have been manager of Tbo Southern Bell Cottagevlllo High School will be hr*! been 10 conversions. The meeting [Telephone Co, at Claxton for a num- Priday evening of this week. These *]]] close Sunday night at which jber of years. He Is a young man exercises will consist of a few Uju*, certlflcti*# w 1 be pretented ;of pleasing personality end haa had Aa nasal. I will ba la Waltsrboro tha Vint waak of Jane with somo choice horaes v and mules. Sea me before you buy. W. Z. AYER recitations aad songs by the school to gll those daim'ag to have been aad aa addreea by E. L. Flshburne, f been converted during these’metft- Esq., of Walterboro. — lags. The services will close with Tke Cottageville school has had a * grand, efire brand parade Sunday sncceeafal tana ueder Miss Helen E. night and everybody ie invited to Malone as principal. For a f while witness It. this school eras under tha mr.nage- — meat of a faculty composed of four This is no time to renew pollt- teachers besides Miss Malone. About | C al posslbtlltee of twenty years two aioatht ago it was found that jr.^o. Such men as William Thur- fnada for running the school would mood, John Gary Evans, Judge J. not bo snftletent to cot/lnue this g. Breasele. A. W. Jones, ard a host number of teachers and as a con- of others who are wans supporters ^■sqasnes of this aad a falling off In 0 f Senator Tillman, and known as attendance 'owing to the work sea- TUlfnuuitei, are locking arms with the teaching tores has been re- hundreds of other Till man ites to to * two teachers.. These . overthrow Bleeaeism in South Car at* Miss Briaa E. Melons and Mrs. ollae. Gaffney Ledger. W. R. Elliott, district agent of tho Farm Deaaonstration work ta ef tbo 1 charge at this territory, will riva to for spcM asvaral days with ' to G. torioa, vMOag tkb <tf- •< <*• ">•** considerable telephono experience. A number of extensions of the CoUeton County Telephone Com pany's lines are being considered. Among these are, a line to Mt. Carmel section of the county; an other to Maahawvllle; and still a third to Smoaks. and Mrs. R. F. Hoggins. e s e i Tha Jobs meeting of tho Wo man’s Foreign Missionary Society will ha held next Tuesday after noon, June 4, at the M. E. church at 1.80 o'clock. • ' e s Mra. 8. E. Boqey of Chr.Heston, and little son are in town, having come to spend the summer In Wal terboro. Mr. Boney, who is news editor of The News and Courier, will be away during the summer attend ing college commencements and TH* * SEWING MACHINB OF QUALITY.' Gunraatoed First Patent Flour, bbl 6625 Fresh Pearl GRITS, nek 225 Granalated Sugar, 16 lbs for 1.00 BACON, lb • aasaeaasaaaa* •• He. COFFEE, 3 Ibe for 50c. Don’t forget WE LEAD THE MARKET on WOOL —EGGS-WAX. DONT BUY OR SELL B-4-U-C-T-&-S. Why would Jack tapatt’s wtto sat Nflt Now 'a FoMttciaw? “If I were a politician,'’ remark- reporting the eampnJgn meetings. ed Senator Tillman. Whatever th<* senator Is now there are those F. J. Berry, of Smoaks, was la who think that a politician he cer tainly once “were.”—Yorkvilie En- quierer. . town Tuesday. Mr. Berry Is being urged to make the / race this year for sheriff/ and Is giving the mat ter hka most serious consideration. WARRANTED FOR ALL TIM*. rryou pun-tuuw the »KW HOME you wfil have a Life aaeet at the price you pay, anl win not have an endless chain of repairs. It would surprise you to know;©* H# wkl decide in a few days what the great good that is being done be will do. by Chamberlain’s Ikbiets. Darius Downey, of Newberg Junction. N. B writes,,“My wife has beta using Chambdrtxta’s Tablets, flads tham , vary sffeetual aad dotmg her tots day, •fwod.” W a trial i dotmg her lots day. They were have nay trouble ^ ^ Him il urn h ar bovrals gfua m. igarvis nd M • Mto by all deal-1 T” - * e a e Mra. Allan Baarson entertained a few ef bar friends at dlaffer Tasa- Mrg. W. D. Mar- vllla, aad Mra. C. Hie. O. B. at . a. m •am u — "■Ft :• W.v)t!A Jack Sprett Would^Eat Na Fat, His Wife WouM(Eat No Lean!' So Thus Between The Two oC Them TheyMd Eat A Meat Shop' Clean! The Long and Short Of it Is, That We Have TheJFat And Lean Oflt! IS YOUR CHOICE, FAT OR LEAN ? V H. A. FRANCIS Meat Market WALTERBORO, SC. Momrasnus