The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 27, 1913, Image 8
THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBOR O, S. C
AUGUST 27,1913
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The R«t T. Tracy Walah will of-
fleiate at Saint Jude’s CSnrch on
next Sanday moraine at 11 o'clock.
Mr Walsb was formerly Rector of
thla’parish and was held in high es
teem. gnd no douht his many friends
here will be delighted at this op
portunity tn’be*r. htm ayain. • .
HHOOTS DOWN WIFE
WHILE SHE FLEAM
Woman as
Information has reached Walter-
!><#> to the effect that Poatell Wit-
sell. a son of Mrs E. ,1^ .Witsell. and
one of the m.st popular young men
id town, has been declared the win
ner of the scholarKhip from this
county to the South Caroling Mili
tary'Academy at fharlestoa. Mr Wit-
sell is to be congraM'l&te^U upon his
victory nnd'there ib no doahi bat
that he will make a good record at
the (’itadel.
M. P. Howell is getting the r.nte-
rial together for the construction of
a handsome rerideuce on kia beauti
ful lot opposite the school house.
Mr Howell is planning one of the
most beautiful residences In toe
town and when completed will lend
much to the attraction of that por
tion of the cltjr. Mr Howell has sold
his handsome bungalow which he
now occupies to E. L. Fish bur ne.
The First Hale of Cottnw.
The flrat bale of cotton reported
to ua this season was raised by A. H
. Carter, a prosperous farmer of Wil
liams. The bale waa ginned by H. D
Padgett/ Jr.. t&jRuffin. who also
bought it for lilf’ p«r lb. The bale
weighed 534 IV». We understand
that about the same time cotton was
that about the same time cotton was
ginned at other ginneries in the
county, but the bale of Mr Carter’s
was tho first reported to us.
From Smnak*.
W. R. McTeer carried his soa.
Raymond, to one of Charleston’s hos
pitals v on Sunday afternoon for a
surgical operation. Reports from t|je
bedside ar** to the effect that the
young man is getting along niceiy
and will soon be out again.
Editor The Press and Standard:
The crops in this seclion are flije.
Fodder pulling is j^lf the go and cot
ton picking will soon be here, a*
some fields are getting white now.
Little Leroy Warren, the six-year-
old son of 0. O. Wartetf, celebrated
his birthday on Atfgust 16th, at J
L. Fender’s, ^ife enjoyed the day
very much,' playing with his little
friends, J. E. Grayson. Von Lehe
Smith ami Will) Smith.
Before Him. Heggiag for
Her Life. .
Tampa. Fla.. Au# 21.—While on
her knees pleading lor her life. Mrs
Ethel Denson Of Key Weat wai shot
to death on the street here tonight
by her husband. Bennie Den<ou. Two
negroes were eye witnesses to the
tragedy, but were afraid to interfere.
Denson, who followed h>s wife
from Key West several weeks ago.
discovered her working Lfl a restau
rant on Franklin itreet. It is said
h*- threatened to kill her if khe did
not return with h;cj. When Mrs Deyr-
eon scarred home her husband 'Waa
waiting just outg:ie the dt^jf aad
started after-her. She 1 outran him
three bio-ksi but fell o« her knees.
eSbaustwM-Tte negroes who saw the
kiUttur say Denso^ ru#^ed up and
without a word.lTred t»o shot^. either
of which would have been fatal, phy
sicians saac , •
Denson has tot been captured.
WHY IT t*l tVEEDS
- 'r
Klrranwe It’s for Owe Tbiwg Owlj^and
Waherbrwo People Appreciate Tbls
Nothing can be good for every
thing.
Doing one thing well brings suc-
Pills are for one
J. f\ von Lehe. of th*- Colleton
Mercantile Company, left Sunday foi
a pleasure trip to GKf>nii Springs
w licr»* he w ill’ spend a short vaca
tioo.
How’s This?
Wr nfft-r <ns> llun-lri-d tMUr* R-waH fur aar
rare «f t'atarrh that can tint U- Curvtl by Hall a
t'alarrb Cur*-.
K. J. CHKNEY S CO.. T..l* Jo, O.
W«. J lie HM<l*-r-l(n<-*l, bar- known f. J.
t'h.'iny for On- la-t If! ,T*-ara ami tw llcac him
t|* buunralilr In all ku-incaa !'
anil Bnani lrOljr ahl** tu a,. > t>ol any nbll(allnu<
ntatii- by bta Mrin.
NAT BANK OF COMMERCE.
Tninb*. <»hlu.
ttall'a Catarrh Cure 1* taken Intrrnallr. aedns
«Uo-*-lly uiww I lie bbaal and mui-oua aurfa**-- of
the ayateni TcatlnoHilala ai-nt free. t*rh-i- 7'
rent* |H-r bottle. Ho Id by all l»ru«itl«ta. 0
Taka UaU’a t anilly I'tlla foe cuuatlt>aUoa.
HCIIOOI. NOTICE.
We are requested by the Coutity
Supt. of Education to announce that
an election for an additional special
levy in Kudin School District will be
held on Friday, August 29th. same
having been postpOsed from Thurs
day. August 21st.
cess.
Doan’s Kidny
thing only.
For weak or disordered kidneys.
Here ia reliable evidence of their
worth: . . .
Mrs J J Hearn. 4:3 Barnard St .
Savannah. Ga . says: "Backache And
kidney tomplaint caused m-- nyun
suffering and dn*lly 1 bc~*ii usitig
Doan’s Ki t ey Pul* They gave me
great relief and at^he present time
1 have no cause for complaint." ' ,
The above 4a not an isolated case.
Mrs Hearn is only one of many in
this vicinity.who have gratefully en
dorsed Doan’s. If your ba< k athesX
if vour kidneys bother >ou. don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy —ask
distinctly for Doan’s Kidney Pills,
the same that Mrs Hearn had. r.Oc
all stores. Fos’er-Milburu CO-.
Props., Buffalo. N. Y.
For sale by all dealers. Price f.rtc.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. New
York, sole agents for the I’nited
States. i
Remember the name—Doan’s—
and take no other.
KuflereU Eczema Fifty Year*—Now
Well.
Seems a long time to endure th«
awful burnihg. itching, smarting,
skin-disease known as "tetter”—an
other name for Eczema. Seems good
to realize, also, that Dr Hobson's
Eczema Ointment Las proven a per
fect cure.
Mrs D. L. Kenney writes:,—"I can
not sufficiently express my thanks to
you for your I»r .Hobson’s Eczema
Ointment. It has cured my tetter,
which has troubled me for over fifty
year*.” All druggists, or by mail,
50c. , ,
... PFEIFFER CHEMICAL CO ..
St. Louis. Mo: Philadelphia. Pa.
John M. Klein. Walterboro, S. C.
Local and Personal
'S'
_ Misses Rena and Marie Wolfe, of
EuUw’vill*. are viaitlng In town,
guesta of Mrs Isham Padgett.
Mr and Mr» I. G. Beach of Char
leston, who have been visiting a» the
home of Mr Beach’s parents. Mr and
Mrs L. C. Beach, returned home Mon-
p^y-
• • •
After spending, a pleasant visit at
Jackson. Orangeburg. EutawvlHe and
Dorchesta^ Miss Mattie Padgett
1** retiirned to her hbiue'In, Walter
boro.
• • •
Grayson of the
called
L. A.
Cypress Company
while in town Friday
Colleton
to see us
The Best Hot Weather Toaic
'.ROVES T ASTKLHSSchilt TON 1C esrich*« the
>lood. bailtl* ap the WhAle sxstrai anil wiU won
letfullr ttrengthen an<l fortify you to wtllutantl
: c depeeaatag effect of the het a amser Jftc.
THE CITYDKI.
OF
Rev F. O. 8. Curtis has returned ‘
home after spending a pleasant vaca
tion at Green Springs.
THE MILITARY COLLEGE
SOCTH CAROLINA.
Announced as “Distinguished Mill
tary College" by l’. S. War Depart
ment.
Full courses in Civil Engineering,
Sciences, English and . Modern l-*n-
guages.
Confers B. S. aTtd C. K. degrees.
All expeusea pay cadets. $250 a
year.
A Scholarship, worth $30t» a year
is vacant from Colleton County, and
will be filled by competitive examtna
tion at the County seat on Friday.
August 8th.
For necessary information and
blanks, appiv to
Col J. O BOYD.
The Citadel, Charleston. S. C.
Mrs W. B. Searson and children of
Meggett. 8. C., are spending some
time with Mr and Mrs Allen Searson.
B. J. Givens of Black Creek had
business in town Thursday.
• • •
C, J. (’one of Lodge was a busi
ness visitor to Walterboro on Thurs
day.
• • •
-J. M. Smith. Sr., of Smoaks, a
member of the State Penitentiary
Board, was among those in town
Thursday.-
• • • S .
Willie Davis of Route 4, was in
town Scurday on br.Kir.fss.
• • •
Aaron Crosby of Fire Hill was
amoag thos? who had business in
town Saturday. -y
• • •
Jas E. Peurifoy, President of the
Firpt National Bmk. left Thursday
for Heudereonville, N. (\. where he
will spend two weeks’ with his wife
and children, who are spending the'
summer, at that place.
*' • • •
E. Lad.son Fishburne, who has been
spending rometime’wlth his wife and
baby at blowing Rock, N. C., return
ed home Saturday afternoon.
• • •
C. G. Padgett, cashier of th« First
National Bank returned Thursday
from Hendersonville, N. C., where he
spent two weeks.
* * *
D L. Benton'of City Route , one,
railed to see us while in town Monday
/ ■ „ • •
J. A. Hill, one of Round’s prosper
ous citizens was among those in town
Mondav.
% b •
• • %
J. S. Raiffrett of Smoak’s called to
see us while in town.
• • •
Winston Peary who has been
spending sometime at Henderson
ville. N. C.. returned home Saturday.
• • •
B. St. L. Summerlyn spent Sunday
in Hampton with friends.
What
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• great improvement would be made in tbe condition of bones and
other animals if juft the proper remedy were used when they became
ill or injured. If your bone could talk be would ask you not to use
any external remedy containing alcohol because it Rings end tortures
‘ bis flesh terribly. Some liniments have alcohol and other fiery
ingredients which only inflame the skin and tissue without Striking
down to where the pain lies. Beware of such liniments. The great
humane, quick-a<$on remedy is MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT-
Made of oils, without a drop of alcohol or other torturing element, it
soaks straight to the bone and muscle. It soothes the wounded parts
and is comforting while the healing work is progressing. Mexican
Mustang Liniment is what you want because it X *
/• z'
Makes
your work lighter, sav*« your liveAock from suffering and keeps them
in good trim for work. For all forms of Lameness. Strains, Bruises,
Cuts. Bums, Galls and Harness Sores in animals, it is safe and
prompt and does not promise what it cannot perform. Muitang
Liniment has been doing Us wonderful healing work for 65 years.
The amount of money it has saved, livestock owners is incalculable.
One-man writes that he was about to kill his valuable Horse becauagf
badly injured but Mustang Liniment made him well again. A YA-
erinary tells us he has used Mustang Liniment fifteen years and
found it beR liniment for cuts, strains, etc. Aod many others are
enthusiastic iriends of this tried and true remedy. Now you know
juR what makes
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Horses so Happyl
eks, returned
lav afternoon.
Misses Mary and Louise Glover
left Saturday for Savannab. where
they will spend a week with relatives.
* * *
Mr and Mrs James Dandridge and
children spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in Beaufort.
. • • •
Mrs II. S. Crosby and children of
Charleston visited relatives in town
yesteday.
• • •
Miss Dollie Price, mho has been
spendng sometime in Barnwell, re
turned home yesterday.
*«. ,>..
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Dr and Mrs Riddick Ackerman and
son. who hare been at Hot Springs
for two weeks, ^turned to Walter
boro yesterdi
Dr D. J. McAlhaney. who has been
spending sometime fn BramhviHe,
has returned home.
• • • ' /
Mrs T. P. Lesene and children of
Charleston Are visiting friends and
relatives in Walterboro this week.X
• • •
W. P. Addison of Cottageville
spent 1 yesterday in Walterboro.
• # •
S. Finn, one of Walterboro’s most
successful business men. accompanied
by Mrs Finn and son Aaron, left
on Monday for Atlanta, where Mr
Finn goffs on business. They will
return by way of Millen and Sa
vannah. where Mr Finn has large
business interests. a
HOG CHOLERA T
THESE FACTS MAKE
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thus saves your hogs. Ft makes them
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Prue Il.tO by mail, postpaid.
Magistrate HrTfodtfFs of Jacksor-
boro spent yesterday in the city.
- • • •
Mr and Mrs B. C. Fraser of Har-
deeville ar* spending this week with
rela* ives in Walterboro.
• • •
Mr and Mr* Jos. W. Lucas and
daughter have returned to the city
after spending a month in the moun
tains of Western North Carolina.
' v>
Mrs M. A. Whisfiant of Florence
is the guest of Mr and Mrs Jos. W.
Lucas this week. .
* • •
Miss Ruth Larsen of Charleston
has returned to her home, after a
pleasant visit at the home of Mrs
Bianca Padgett on Railroad Avenue.
Mr and Mrs*J. M. Patfeson of AJ-
lendale are visiting relatives in the
city. * . y.
4 9 R
Mrs G. J. Wesooat of Olar is the
guest of Mrs G. C: Brown.
• • »
Miss Louise Thames of Charleston
will arrive in the city tomorrow to
be the guest of Mrs G. C. Brown.
MARRIAGES.
I.inder-Dantzler.
Bartow Linder of Berea and
Miss Pearl Dantzier of Orangeburg
were married some days ago. The
bride is the beautiful young daugh
ter of Mrs Peter Dantzler and has &
host of friends and admirers. The
grooiji is a popular business nian and
is a son of J..B. M. Linder.
Trixey.
The Charleston District Sunday
School Conference of the Methodist
Church will meet in Summerville Au
gust 25 to 27. Bethel will be rep
resented by Rev W. A. Fairv, J. J.
Padgett. Miss Ida May Fishburne and
Miss Eunice Glover.
Scholarly Seromn.
Dr J. W. Daniel, Presiding Elder
of the Charleston Circuit of the
Methodist church, delighted a large
audience here Sunday night with
one of the most masterful sermons
ever delivered in Walterboro. The
large congregation listened atten
tively during the address and all
who heard it have- expressed them
selves as delighted with the thought.
Dr Daniel as a pulpit orator has
the faculty of holding the attention
of his hearers, and the people of
Walterboro have learned to look
forward with much pleasure to his
quarterly visits here. Dr Daniel pre
sented several new thoughts on Sun
day night and made a plea for a
more progressive movement among
the churches. Those who heard his
sermon the other night will .hope
that on life next appearance he l > will
continue the same subject which Ucs
disciudbd on Sunday night.
D,„B. Black, a member and clerk
of Town Council, has returned to Wal
terbord. after speeding several
months in Hendersonville, N. (\, and
Sullivan’s Island. Mr Black returns
much improved : in health and his
many friends in the city are delight
ed to note this improvement. -.
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No matter what you have
uaed. try Mustang Liniment
and see tor yourself how soon
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or burn the flesh but soothes
and heals soon, as applied.
Pain simply can’t stay if
you
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The H.W. Cohen Store
Has jnst received a
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y
Complete New Line
of FALL Hats for
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ftsthe Greatest dis-
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in Colleton County,
ranging in Price from
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'10
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We are giving besides the regular votes,
five thousand Extra Votes with each wagon
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will sell them, you will get the votes.
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you get a great deal more. Come in and
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O f - . , , • • s
75c Pocket Knives 45c
50c Per Doz. Tumblers 29c
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9
NOTICE.
Leave or send your orders to G. W. GLOVER
for. nice fresh fish. He will have them on this
F ™ay and Saturday. Aug. 29th and 30th. They
will be delivered to you early, or you can get them
at the store.
G.W. GLOVER,
Corner Railroad Avenue and Hampton St