Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ni' *V-* ^ ' v v ■ ■' tc '■ »• ■-■ “ ’ANDARD, !.C ^ T '■<~G FEa 5,1813. n BLAMES PABHKR PM FA1LTRB .pond to * lint farmer. Make roar MtfM raapoMlva to Ita demand aud wm A. P. Mtfc \ . -f-A i I i- « 1 ! . u WhtteBojrs and Gbii from 14 to25 yean old to learn to spin and weave in Bagftna MID; atart pay at from $435 to $5140 Per week while learning. After learning can earn from $aoo to $10.00 / -• H rw m » per week Mill runs 57 hours per week, 1-2 day holiday Saturday. Families having 3 or more boys or girls to work can get new houses, with bath, electric lights and water, and all mod ern conveniences at very reasonable reni within 5 minutes walk of milL If interested fill in coupon below and knail to us. Name Address t How many in family wanting work MAIL TO CHARLESTON BAGGING MANUFACTURING CO. Charleston, S. C. 19V OK WIHM VOI to loMi mi Sttmta feck tokikjrneDKdCffM. a tetter (ram OH a wrltas: "lm My _— > Cardal as a tonta; aai,. Erery one admires the note and finish of our PIANOS, ORGANS and other musical instruments. The oldest Music House in the South. - The best of everything in music. Write for tree song book. Piano tuning in the Country at rea sonable rates. Sieging Music Hou No. 243 King Street, CHARLESTON. S. C. and looted like a the ranMdy to Editor The Pram and Standard. la last week* toss* of The Preee aad Standard, we have a very later- esttaa letter from Mr Shaffer. relt> Uve to toheeeo caltlvattoa la Colte- tea. While rpadias tile It eeevured to me that there to atorefi seraetllei which we are tecklat u. There to till aaother stone to he termed to ward press srlty aad protrsss Thas far we have never foond to ancient history where nay people had ever accomplished everythin! JuU might he achlevec. Every goal has pot been reached, ana each suc ceeding day opeaa up to us new op- port anities. new opealaga. to do aore of the thlaga we have been do- lag aad to amend. Improve aad re- i by new aad better methods. It given opportunity to do new _ Ifto to yoars and all be well oa your farm. A. P, Smith. Smoaks, Jan. 27. * V’» • (Mo,'1M > fftolth. It doeint require the abler farmer to grow tobacco Aa ordinary negro with can saeseasfuflg.—Devil) LIFTS SniMlf WITH ILUESS 4BBammmmMMMBaaaemMm ^ ^ MTSw 9VSWVX 1 WM Flaw aH6 S^ffomd from I6to45 years old—How FinaDy Cured. gvwmw a*e t acts spodScaBy oa the' the tom ap to Ithrips to i the system aad overwork, both Fifty years’ prove the BMrlt of table, tonic remedy Is every eommunity. Who have been benefit* The beneficial effects tested womaa’s remedy. themselves to many different wa Try it. B.— Writ* lot uawfastowp tadlcla.Ce.. vss fully i Uve _J JfedlclM _ jtrueiwmt. an J _ . _ r WaaMH.” mu la eUla .^Omttaaooffa. dit Moating Straai, CNARLBSTON. S € MARBLK AMD QMANITK WORKS And - vl 'VSS-. ' • X WHEN VIPmSG THE CITY BY THE SEA. DON’T FAIL TO STOP IX TO OSGAR LEVY’S MOST RELIABLE CLOTHING STORE JLST NOW PRICES ABE CTT IN HAIJ-’ AND STILL WE GUARANTEE EVERY PURCHASE A? 313-313 KING ST t. . . : • 8. to\ CORNER OF MORRIS The Hasdsoae Green Comer CYPRESS SASH, DOORS and BLINDS Largest Manufacturing stock house in the South. Special sizes on short notice. A. H. FISCHER Charleston, - S. Cv —* Send For Price*, Mr Jehu V. Reach repteeeuta Waite rbare Established la 1704. \ l. Oldeut Firm In Amerlev D. H. WALKER Jovedle Bicycles. The very thing for the boy’s and girl’s Xmas gift. A last ing pleasure which makes the rememberance of tie - giver linger in the heart of the lad or lassie until the last spo.ke ir gone—and that be will a long time...... ... $20.00 TIRES GUARANTEED everything in. sport MAN’S SUPPLIES. , M B. H. Wntben A ms Company Charleston, HAYS HE WAS ROBBED Melvin Bishop Accused of Misappro priating Fuads. Melvin Bishop, a young white man, who has been confined in the county jail for several weeks pending a pre liminary bearing was arraigned Wed nesday before Magistrate O’Shaugh- nessy, after which he was held for the Court of General Sessions- on a charge of breach of truafwith fraud ulent Intent from ^ the Interstate Chemical Corporation. Bishop, according to the testimony, was an agent for the Charleston firm at Cottageville, Colleton county, and hsd been entrusted with a number of notes for which he was to receive a certain commission, after collecting The prosecution alleges that the young man collected several thous and dollars and misappropriated the money for his own use. letter was produced as evidence, in which Bishop is said to have written to Mr. Wm. H. Tucker, general manager of the Interstate, that while he was on his way to the local office of the con cern to make a settlement, he was held up at the point of a pistol and robbed of $1,800, on Meeting street .2 near the Argyle Hotel. ^ — Magistrate O’Shaughneny diem ic ed the second charge of a misdemean-. or against Bishop, who It was alleged gave- a worthless draft on the Farm- era’ and Merchants’ Bank of Cottage ville, for 8206.65. His bond was fixed at 81.000 for his appearance before the Court of General Sessions next month.—The News and Courier. Hem-' I n m M.va.'r!* 1»Imk I Daniels laiaad. Jan. !ll. -i.\l. Mr. Rent* Carter, of Acgu.su). i-pent last week with his brotner. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. .Harvey have 'returned after spending a tow weeks at Islandton. Misses Eugenia Wichman and Ag nes Chandler, of Wanco, spent last Saturday afternoon very pleasantly , with Miss Pearle Harvey. I Miss Pauline Lee, of Charleston, ! visited relatives here Sunday Mr. Zonn. of Barnwell, has ac cepted a positron here an dwill move : his family as soon as his house is completed. We are glad to report that Mrs J- N. 1® able to return home having been in the infirmary for several weeks.uuucf * renew who hv via Mr. and Mrs. C. VanBraekle vlslt^' mingled ignorance and neglect of the Things that could uot be dome terday because of the inopportune time. The time thou woo uot ripe to the accomplishment of theoe many and muck needed things. " Mon who think apd plan aad write, help aad xbet the public uo little. Our much curaed editors aad news journals do aa uncalcalabto amount of good for the people right hero. While no one agency can do It all unison of effort aad co-operation are necessary to achieve taeoe things, and while Mr. Shafter-a article oo tobacco to Colleton reminds us of an other opportanlty, another opening >r help la time of need, and we ap preciate his effort to stir ap tae peo ple la this regard. Vet I don’t think that we should raise either tobacco or cotton jtocibe neglect of corn and bogs and other stock, which are of prime ipsportance to the mass es of people Then may I ask. not knowing any thing of tobacco culture and arrange ments for 0 harvesting it. can an ordinary small farmer raise tobacco Isn’t it for the abler farmers to han dle this matter. If true then the time is certainly here for Colleton’s abler farmers to busy themselves raising tobacco as Mr. Shaffer toys and let those who are not able to raise it make some other crop. That is one of our great troubles v* a farming people generally. The abler class raise too niueii cotton. or example, if the farmer elsewhere made no more cotton than we do io the plow it would sell far bigheV thaa ft does. There are counties in this state that plant from 20 to 40 acres per plow and their lands makes more than oura. Lets all get busy %nd try to hit the keynote to an ameliarawon of our condition individually, as well as col lectively. whether it be by raising to bacco. corn or cotton. Rotate and diversify to suit demancs. -and to keep up a living price for our pro- ducto. ^ If a farmer farms he can easily use 12 months and then all is not done. Some folks probably now are looking to legislation for great things in the way of local and State legislation, and hfe not doing ^rnuch themselves. This will not do alone while they are making an ef fort to aid us. We should be busy- planning und doing on our farms to help ourselves. Are you doing deep plowing? Are you clearing new land? Are you digging stumps? Are you hauling in much straw? AH these things are accessary to successful •arming as mnch so as many other ihtnga. You say. “well, are you practising what^rou preach?” We «ply come oveV and see if we are not using winter in the way of prep aration just as advantageously as we ather the crop. Suppose a merchant should do bus- nesa like the greater number of farmers. When they collected in their crop of accounts in the fall just close up and sit by till time to sell »r put their goods out next spring, vot having made any preparation or bought any goods. What would the result be? Colleton would have a big grave yard of dead merchants, and she surely has an overwhelming grave, yard of farmers. who are so dead till their constant touch and contact has disseminated an al most deathly disease to the soil. Did you ever notice a fellow who by his Ofeia—“ Because of total eif hour to curs for myself urhsu vurfetoff toto womuahood, und from luktaff cold wheu going to school, I suf fered from U tPspUcement, und ouch month I hud severs peine und u luy-off from work for torn to" font deys from the time I wae 1$ yeers dM. (< I went to Kansas to live with my sis ter aad white there a doctor told me of the Pfnkham remedies bat I did not use them then as my faith in patent medi cines was limited. After my sister died I came home to Ohio to Uve and tout has been my home for the last 18 years. “The Change of Life came when I was 47 yean old and about this time I saw my physical condition plainly described in one of your advertisements. Then I began using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg etable Compound and I cannot tell you or any one the relief it gave me in the first three months. It put me right whore I need not lay off every month and during the last 18 yean I have not paid out two dollars to a doctor, and haw been blest with excellent health forawo- womanof my age and I can thank Lydia * Iforit over I being wholly self-supporting I cannot over estimate the value of good health. I have now earned a comfortable little home just by sewing and noising since I was S2 years old. Inave recommended the Compound to many with good re sults, as It is sxeellent to take before ami after childbirth.’’—Miss Evelyn Adelia Stewart, Euphemia, Ohio. If yea want special advice write la tvLydla & Plukhaai Xedklae Co. (eeaff- Acattal) Lyua, Mass. Tear tetter will be opened, read aad aaswsred by r woman and held la strict eoufideace. PARK-IN-THE-PIHES HOW HEAP (niKS « ed their parents in Charleston Sun day. Miss Annie Lawson is visiting at Adams Run. Our school Is progressing nicely under the managemen: of Mrs. Avon gsr. THXHA1UT4J BEST QUALITY EXPERT WORKMANhiV L. VVTetherhom & Son "S 5 CYRESS DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS Charleston, South Carolina Estimates Furnuhed . .UBBER Roofing-' CaAMggTOM.g.C. LITTLE BOY BIDE Dr. King’s New Discovery aad give it to the little oaea when ailing and suffering with colda. eoaghs. throat or laag trouble*, tames alee, harm- oaea used, always used. Mrs. Bruco Crawford, Ktagra. Mo., writes: ‘ Dr. King’s New Discovery changed our boy from a pale weak tick boy to the picture of health.’’ Always helps. Buy it at Jno? M Klein’s. * J. 8. Padgett, of Smoaks, was in town Monday. With his staunch and sturdy toy dog .appealed to all love of children, because of the vacant chair and the toys he left. All of us love our chil dren. and all of us owe them a duty. One duty le to protect their health— and Croup and Colds often take them away. “The angel dream’’ of which I ieid spoke comes unawares— and while the doctor should always be consulted, a bottle of Rowans in the home makes you feel secure. Gowans will scatter inflammation. You just tbbv??' N b dan * er o« drugs. EX TERNAL, Powerful, Penetrating. Harmlees. Buy a bottle today — fl, 50c, and 25c. OOWAN MEDICAL CO. Concord, NC. GOOD WAY TI DO BUSINESS •Jno. M Klein Sells Reliable Remedy at Half Price and Gnarante a Cure When one can buy gold dollars for fifty cents, it is good time to pur- chaee. In ordering a 50 cent bottle of Dr Howard.’s celebrated specific for the cure of constipation anc dyspepsia at J5 cents. Dr Klein is giving one of the greatest trade chances ever offer ed to the people of Walterboro Even though offered at half price for introductory purposes the specific Is sold under a guarantee to cpre or money will-be refunded > i If food does not digest well if there is gas or pain in the stomach, if the tongue is costed and the breath bad. f there is constipation and straining Dr Howard’s specific wm cure you.. 'f it does not you have drnggiet Jno. f. Klein's personal guarantee to re turn your money. < Dr. Howard’s specific gives quick relisf and makes permanent cures of constipation, dyspepsia and all liv- t troubles. These are strong statements, bat Dr. Klein is giving hts customers a chance to-prove their truth at jnst half the - regular price—sixty dossalnevdr known for 28 cents. If they are not found true, all you have to do is to ask for your money. Dr. King's New Discovery. Soothes irritated throat and lungs, stops chronic and hacking coughTre- llevsa pickling throat, tastes nice. Take no other;' once used, always us«d. Buy it at Jno M. Klein’s ® f h >‘* ine had Impaired his health exhausted his manhood and ‘^ h ° L w p * ,id and wan * and emaci ated he became? Soon he appears to be a walking skeleton. Thus it is with the land that is not well cared Und that doe * n ' t Ret any rotation or any vegetable matter to vid In replacing the constant draw made by the continual growing of crops Farmer is your land im poverished by auch treatment? If so it is ewy to build it up and enrichen It requires thought and twelve months out of the year to work but you will get along better. Your soil won’t be ! t n a a r V nB .. , ° death> nor *U1 yourelf and family. ,nJ , *i Dy v. re fa . U5n * out '* ith the farm and looking for other jobs, saving a " l! ** d ‘t. Haven’t mad? luing out of it, and will never stick another plow in the ground. It is i pity for old Mother Earth that had evwr ituck a * ,,<m « *5 abundant yielding soil. Their *** *>® d and their exam ple also They blame the soil and really they are blame worthy. Quit- tlng the farm with most people re mlnfis^ ua of * man who once upon a time baortne tired of traveling a 20 mile journey to his county teat in f h r!!tn"?** The n be tried it on a « 5 ot “ comfortable aa he anticipated after riding five Seir t i ,r ? tr1p t0 th * County ?!**•*• decided to steal a man's grinding stone and make better time Jemail?i* f th ** rindln * •‘on® the remaining fifteen miles. He was n 8 10 * et t,iere - Nether wBMhe feilow who is always-tiring t !tT a Whe “ there la really nothing the matter with the Tarm. It is nil the ma**er with him and if he would view himself as a skeleton 'srmer and try to improve during b,a «‘»g the soil i* do ? u ‘ take over a retrospective ▼lew to find where the fault lies. The soil is smiling, ever ready to re- AIKEX’S FAMOUS HOTEL BURN- ED. LOSi f.li'.Mtou. GUESTS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE Firemen Unab’e to «o|-» With H* Fferaes—Several ThriUing Res' 1 ue*. Aiken, Feb. 2.—Special: Fire breaking out in the Hotel Park-in- The-Pines here this morning rt H o clock, burned the magnificent vud palatial winter tourist hotelry to the ground, producing one of the most spectacular, awe-inspiring and destructive conflagrations in the an- utls of thid little famous winter re sort, and entailing an enormous loss :hat will amount Into hundreds of housands of dollars. At the remsins t of the centrsl points of Aiken’s winter season are shouldering emtiers and crumbling fire-whitened ..chimneys. Standing like giant spectators against the blue skyline. - The colossial structure. In view of Its material and architectural ar rangement of the building, was doom ed from the first. The blase started In a thousand feet of fresh pine lum ber stored in the basement near the^ elevator shaft, and with inconceiv able rapidity the lurid tongues of (lame swept the entire basement and filled every room and corridor in the hotel with impenetrable stifling smoke, rendering it impossible for the firemen to gkin access to the dames THIN FOLKS MADE FAT The Way Samo*e Work* It* Wonders Guaranteed by Jno. M. Klein. More than half the readers of The Press and Standard would give Al most anything to be piump and rosy nstead of thin and scrawny. Physicjans and chemists, for years have studied the promleb of making a flesh forming food but it is only withtp the last few months that a bright man discovered the prescrip tion that taken with the daily meals give a positive increase In flesh In act It was so certain In ita action that a guarantee was attached to each package stating mat if weight did not increase aa a result of using it. the purchase price would be re funded. * This preparation is now put up ih convenient form for use under tHM name of Samose. Dr. Klein has secured the agency n IA alterboro for Samose and as the percentage of satisfactory, reanft^ from the use of this prescription Is so nearly.one hundred per cent, he feels thefe is no risk In offering to refund tup money of Samose does not do all that is claimed for It. Everybody that is thin and out of heakh should begin today the use of Samose with a guarantee like tkis. -A