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ThE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C.
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FOR CONGRESS
TAMUDATE CARD.
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DEATHS.
TheH.W.CohenStore
m 'Dv^UalM*!!* I. Bell.
Kuftr.i, I ♦'b. 1 —Special: Mrs.
t-al^lla died Sunday
I am a tandidate lor Conurean at thl * home of her daughter,
from the First Congressw>nal Dis- Mrs K. 11. Thomas, after an illness
trift. composed-of (olieton, Dorches-,of a year. Mrs Bell was about TO
Clarendon, Berkeley and Char- years of age. She was the widow of
leston reunites.
JNO. H. PEURIFOY.
'efcruary 5, 1913.
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LADIES
Ready-to-W ear
FOR SPRING
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JUST ARRIVED
Ladie’s, Misses and Children’s
ONE-PIECE DRESSES
SHIRT WAISTS
LACE COLLARS
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NECKWEAR
NOTIC'E.
I am a candidate for Reprlh^nia-
tive in Congress from the First Con
gressional district of South Caroli
na. to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of the late l^on. George S.
Legare. and will appreciate the sup
port of ail in the district who think
1 am qualified to .fill the position.
. EDWARD \V. HUGHES.'
Charleston, S. C.
the late Janies G. Hell, who was kill
ed several years ago by Mrs. Bell's
j brother. Cape Stephens. Mrs Bell
was Miss Isabella I. Stephens, and
was a most cultured lady. She is
nreived, by one daughter, Mrs
Thomas, and one son. John Bell,
whose whereabouts is unknown, he
having left home several years ago.
The interment took place at the
Bell burying ground Monday after
noon. th** funeral being conducted
|by th.*- Methodist minister.
(Adrer tisement.)
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HONOR ROLL
SKFRTS
< f Cffttagevillr High t*» l»<»ol for the
atb Kmling February 14.
S .*?!'(>!. DEPAKTMENT.
fe. o;.d Vear- -\lfred fiuRant.
Yh.rd Year In** .,* Yerui.-in.
«;.*! At k* i mHU. ifa« hel Beeves.
ELEMENTARY >CHOOL.
Se'enth Grade-^-Winnie Aiker-
man, tlussie DuKant, Virginia
oroai . Aiten l:*« v**s. Emit Acker-
H an.
Sixth Grade- Mabel Ackerman.
,<lar*n*e DuKar.t^Ashby Griffith.
Filth Grade lame Lou Willis.
Marvin Smith. Annie Beeves
Fourth Grade- Herman Adams.
Bessie Ma*- Ackerman.
Third Grade—(Jeoj^e Hoff, Ev-
rett Ackerman.
Second Grade —Ina ;.;ae Griffith
Pierce Ackerman, Ralph Ackerman^
Dan Jordan.
Advanced First Grade—Dargan
Breland. Williams Harris Willis.
Heyward Xewton.
First Grade- kena Bell Hill. Pau-
*ne Willis. Harry Beeves. Vernelle
a ktman.
Mr
Mrs
■he !af*
i.on.e ;
. Reutmy Hlo< ker Dead.
Bemmy Blocker, widow of
Janies Blocker, died at her
and 1-3 miles West of
v'al'.*-i boro Friday morning, at five
'■ ! >. k Mrs. Blocker was. perhaps.'
tn< j: ih*- f*ld«-st ladies In our emui- |
'• i ( niev here in seventy. She was ,
F' -'-d • hrietian woman. Her re- ;
lii.r w,re laid to res: at the Beu-
cia.-tery Saturday in the pres-
<• o a larg*- crow*; of corrowing
1ativ*s and friends.
Sin Icavts tilt* following s-ons:
aiw*s (ii-urg*- and Jefferson: and
danghiers. Mrs. Ja<oo Bishop. Mrs.
<org*- Al«r under ^nd Miss 'Jannio
•lo< ker .
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Hill ns CniifcOtl liv-atli.
Tli* iittle 18-immths-ohl babv
icy,
•tenjatiiin Laurent, son of Mr and
i Mrs. J M. Keyonlds. of Bound, died
January J51h, as^ a resuit of being
badly stabled January *• The little
fellow pulled a bucket of boiling wa-
tor over on hiniEtdf. The funeral was
preached by Rev. J. C. Lawson and
the interment took place at Kins*/ 4
• emeterv.
WHATCtR LEfl LATORS
KAY DO.
Continued from Page Ono
will get one dollar for each license
as a part of his compensation. This
has been divided heretoiore between
the schools and the Clerk of Court.
IMMIGKITION CONDEMNED.
A PRESENTATION BY THE FRIENDS OF EDWARD W- HUGHES OF
HIS Cl AIMS AS A CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
Edward W. Hughes, Esq., is most both in his native city, and in the
admirably fitted to represent this dis- country, in the upbuilding of the
trict in Congress. He is in the the 8Ut !' He has been
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prime of life, between forty aifd his father when he was a child, and
an eminently successful man, losing
<•1 afer* at k -n,oaks v» in Ikdiate
• o Agaiu-t Imiiiigiation.
SMuoaks. F*b. Special:
lifrurs here a:*- running about like
*»■'**!. The farm* is are doing deep
low . g and hauling fertilizer.
has
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The H.WXoheii Store
“THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD”
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Smoaks Blacksmith Shop
We have opened a new and well equipped BLACK
SMITH and WHEELWRIGHT SHOP at Smoaks. located
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in the central part of the town, and in charge of com-
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potent and experienced workmen. Our work is of the
best quality and fully guaranteed. No job too large and
none too small for us to handle.
w a-
We shall appreciate your patronage, and trnst you will
let us serve you. 1
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
Smoaks Blacksmith Shop
DR. H. M. CARTER. PROPRIETOR
SMOAKS. SOUTH CAROLINA
Fq the schools getting 7 5 rents and the
Clerk 25 cents. The amendment
follows:
BE IT ENACTBp by tue General As
sembly of the State of South Caro
lina :
Section 1. That 3745. Yol. I.
Civil Code 1912. be and iue same it>
hereby amended by striking out the
word “Colleton’* on line s*gteen, and
1 y adding at end of said section
forms: "Provided, That in the coun
ties of Colleton and Clarendon, tbo
| udge of Probate shall receive thf
sum one dollar for tacn marHage
licemse issued by his* as a pah of
he compensation of bis ofllce.”'
lacreas# Salaries of Officers.
The following is an amendment to
5 [cN tbe ■'»PPb' PHI introduced by Sena-
” tor Ackerman, which, if passed, t >!1
give additional compensation to fne
^^^^ofilcers mentioned.
B The amendment follows:
Section 1. Add after the word
Abbeville on line 3. Colleton, sher
iff: Thirteen hundred dollars and
30 cents per day for dieting prison
ers; Clerk of the ('our;, four hun
dred dollars; County Highway Com
missioners. one hundred dollars:
Clerk of Highway Commission, three
hundred dollars; Superintendent oi
Education, nine hundred dollars;
Master, one hundred dollars; Pro
bate Judge, one hundred dollars,
and Coroner, one hundred aid fifty
dollars.
TrafH* in Seed Cotton
• The following amendment offend
by Mr. Robertson In the House,
changes the time of purchase or
traffic in seed cotton from Ai gust
15 to December 20. as the old law
provides to the time between Ju e
1 and November 15. •; ne amend
ment follows:
BE IT ENATTEI) b. the General As
sembly of the State of South Caro
lina: 'Y
Section 1 That Section 4 54,
Volume II. Criminal Code, if* 12. be
and the same is hereby, amended as
follows: “provided, ’ihat in the
county of Colleton the traffic in reod
cotton between the first (Inti day
of June and the fifteenth ilfith' day
of November ef each 'ear !s pro
hibited.”
fifty years of age. has excellent the only child of a widowed mother,
health, a genial disposition, uncom- h® has made his own way In the
mon capacity for making friends and world, realising and often, even sur-
for holding them, a wide acquain- pushing the expectations or his most
tance with public afiairs, and ex- devoted friends.
perience of the ways of the world. 1 He is a man of broad views, snd
ic jHi a tieai deal of fert ,.zei hm 1 He * aB born in ,he lown of 8um * ‘j evot ® d , P* tr ‘ ot ‘sm, well equipped
ot been bought vet nierville. and after being educated native talents and acquired ex-
»s < ntractor Ivv* zi's er iia« <„.* in the schools of Charleston, was P«rlence, to represent worthily and
ompleted the brick s-ore here and-* raduated w,th distinction at the forcefully the varied Interests of
me, s Pharmacy occupied one de University o of the South Sewanee, tb ‘* diatr ‘ rtin the Congress of the
aitment of thi* store nr HHrri«nn »D* d yl>»* law thereafter at the Uni- United States.
Vn ' harge of the nharmaev” v ‘* r,,t y of Virginia. I Although the spheres of hi. im-
Miss Ruth Garrix #.r ! His practice at the bar, has been mediate activities have been mainly
,„7 sld.» ,5% wi varied. Mle-lve, and aaccWul. H. with th* clt, ol Charieaioo. he ha.
rt.-r Mr, r M llerrv * H, ‘rved for aiz year. In the Leglala* been clotely Identified with the nnrl*
J T. Garris of Colleton had bust- ture * an<1 ,or four yeara during the culutral interests of the surrounding
*8 at Smoaks last Saiurcay.
RACK (JIVES Ol 1.
Ice Cream Every Friday
Afternoon. -
Delicious, Refreshing Nourishing.
If You Come in and Try an Order You’ll
^ - COME AGAIN.
A Modern, New Soda Fountain.
C. L FISHBURNE
ICE CREAM PARLOR
II.m-
Plenty «>f Walter b« r«> Rcjulcr
This Experience.
tax the kiduey«—overwork
.4 ~ •
(an't keep up the continua’
A w.
The Mothers’ Favorite.
A cough medicine for children
should be harmleu. It should be
pleasant to take. It should be ef
fectual. Chamberlain’s Cough Rem
edy is all of this and Is the mothers’
favorite everywhere. For sale by
all dealers.
Hox Party at tYoss Swamp.
There will be an entertainment
and box party at the cross Swamp
school house Friday. Feb. 28. be
ginning at three o’clock in the af
ternoon, for the purpose of falsing
uoney for s library.
Admission, 10c snd 15c.
You
them —
I’hry
strain.
The bark gives out it a* hes ana
pains;
Urinary troubles set in
Don't wait lonprr—take Doan's
Kidney Pills.
• residents of tnts vicinity indorse
them.
('an Walterboro People doubt the
following evidence?
Major C. W. Chaplin, JIancock
'Yreet, Beaufort, 8. C„ says: “I am
pledSed to give a testimonial i/i favor
Doan's Kidney Pills, as they die
me more good than any other remedy
. bad ;*-f vIousl/ tried. t *ifiero-l
severely from backache and pains
through my loins that 1 could hardly
ret around. I could not stoop or
uraighten without great misery. On
» advice of a friend I at last pro
cured Doan's Kidney Pliis and be-
Mn their use. They gave me prompt
hnd lasting relief.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unitet
States.
Remember the name— Doan's
and take no other.
John Jones spent Sunday and
Monday at Oakley with his parents.
last Democratic administration was country. His family coming original-
lor,, ,hi. b.inr Ih” wroDd addition WV”* »' « l,h “•«« lo " ,or "• ‘"C 1 *
— « -oh moto o„h,o„. ^ t h h “. wH*h r h’J'-u^u «xperleoe«,
John Fralix has rent»*i I I i vnn-. MCceMful commerda: eoterprise in it would be difficult to find any one
lacksm'th ahon for tho ’ v».r 1h ® clty nf Charleston, and has been hotter fitted to represent thin district
WldT busiSW there d moat ^tlve in many undertaken In our Natonal Congresa.
We are sorry to report the illness
f Mr. A. Eugene Varr.-* Mr. Yarn
as been sick for several days, bav-
Tig taken his bed early last week.
W. H. Yarn and C. H. Elliott left
ant week for Baltimoie and New
ork to purchase goods.
Miss Lucy Brabham left for At-
sea, Ga . last week. • Miss Brab
ant will spend several days there
urchasing millinery for Sm*.^k s
lercautile Company's Millinery D**-
artment. ,
Quite an interesting p.ogiam was
iven by Smoaks Literary Society
act Saturday night. Society was
al.ed to order at 7.30 o'clock b> the
resident, F’. B. Yarbrough. A niis-
ellaneous program was rendered
rst. tho:-e taking part being Ibbic
<yons. Dial, Hiers, Presto Hi«*rs.
Lida Lyofis. Lena Padgett, Cur
rie Counts. Richard Hiers, Ger-
rude Berry and Nivia Counts. Then
atne the debate. The yuery being.
■Resolved that South Carol itiA
he .ild En*ourage foreign Immigru-
ion to this State."
Th* affirmative was represented
> Miss Justine Hiers. John Walter
*insey. and Dr. E. S. | Thompson,
l e negative by Miss Gladys Wil
iams. A P. Smith and A. (*. Padgett,
he president appointed Rev. J. C.
‘ounts, ? T'. Berry and Mrs. H. M.
arter, judges of the debate. Their
ecision was rendered In lavor of the
negative The Society was open to
isitors and a goodly lumber were
resent.
The next meeting will take pla^r
l the usual time, Friday night at {
o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Lyons has just return- !
<1 from an extended visit to In r
son, A. (J. Lyons, ol Isiandton.
S. P. .1. Garris, Sr, will visit \
harleston on business Thursday. i
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NEW
THE c
BE WIND
MACHINE
OF
QUALITY.
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NOT
BOLD
UNDER
ANY
'OTHER
NAME.
HOME
WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME.
If you purrhMe the NKW HOMK you will
have a life asset at the price you pay, and will
not have an endleee chain of repaint
If you waataaewing machtua, write km
VUr lateat catalogue before you purchase.
Hi Neff Horn Setin{ Matfe Co., Of»se, Mas.
VVith 17-piece set of high grade Aluminum, Cop
per and Enameled Ware,
WORTH $10.00 i
which is given with any range purchased during
the Exhibit at the Store of
WICHMAN & SON
FEB. 20 TO 20, 1913
A Salesman direct from the Factory of the
ENGMANN-MATTHEWS RANGE CO.
TWO GENERATIONS OF MALLEABLE RANGE BUILDERS
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA,
WUI show you the Range, present yon wjth a handsome Cook
Book and Souvenir and Serve you with Refreshments.
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