Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r. < >1 ■ r S i' I"' I * i I f I * -w f I l,-„• ! 4 I f 4 • f ', y • *• N. iUil t/ t ,x ! |>- ' :iit i SS’ i ;■ -vff 1 . / • 4 . ! J I ' . t ‘n.. ^ • ~ i ° • i, PAGE EIGHT THE PRESS AND OTANDAKD, WALTERBOR 0, S. C. OCTOBER 8,1! CROP MOVING FUND v x. V We are pleased to announce to our many friends and customers that we havp a large amount of money to lend to our fanners to assist them in moving the present crops. ' ‘' t %■ * We also offer exceptional advantages in handling cotton checks and other financial matters connected with the speedy and satisfactory marketing of the crops. Our Savings Department is also open to accommodate those who may have a sur plus to put on interest after paying the ex penses of the farm.' . < r- , \ -ti Safety—Service—Satisfaction guaranteed THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ‘ Walterjboro, South Carolina Late Columbia News The I’ress and Standard Bnreau. Olunitrla. y. Oat. 8. T^p Supnnie court 'lidd today that an nKcut' of the purchaser of- whiskey vannot he arrested for transportinR contraband liquor., Th> Decision is far readhlirg and resulted from two /■White men in Anderson sepdlng a negrq to get them some liquor. The negro was Prof. J'. Rice (Jodley spent Tues day in the cit,v. Prof, CJodley will leave in a few days for Darlington where he will teach during the cpm- tv i#' a niJ r* in: ing session. V <■ L-S- m V Hon. W. 11. (Srnher, a prominent member of.the local bar, left Sunday fof llarnwell,, where he will serve as special judge for the next thr?e Weeka. . \ - ? •: •' ^ M UclV to the delight, of her»ma>y arrested, convicted for transporting friends. Mrs. A. Parker Marnes tfi ra- llquor.utuh lined. In rendering the decision ithe Supreme Court was di vided, the majority upholding the appeal of the negro, and allowing him‘to go fr4M“. w lfile^Justice Fraser wrote a dissenting opinion taking the ground that.the Htatp can make laws to proventi^kusportIng illegally solff whiskey just as It can punish for ill egal sale. The majority de(jjdon holds that* the law : «io«>s nol 'prohi bit-the purchase of w hhikey but the sale of it. and the ee^fo was (he agent of (lie jnirt h^sCVsnot tie* n Her pidly improving frohi an operation -for appendicitis, performed in one of Charleston’svltcspltals. “fir ■.. S •Pompj^fillier (Jeneeat .VoneHStatef’ toduv lliat property returned foXtaxa ■sn must he retuinod to the As>k*>- sors at its full market vrflue. JUafoK a ochvmon ^percentage for^taration will he secured. waH ,li8 r,r<l, gun.In the_flght for tire equalization Of taxes. r \ : o. Tio* Pcultentiary board is this alter- ,noon i/Ofisiderins mhait to do with the Hosiery Mill convUJs. Assistant At- Xfmrney C.eneral, Domineck met with them and wenf‘over tin* Martin <’on- truct. A letter to this Human says that K. P. McCravey of Picknes will cer- Mrs. Pate, who lias been spending Rometimp-^ith relatives in Georgia is tigwC the guest* of Iter daughter, Mrii. Max Jacobs, On Carn treet. ^ . i • • • • ' Rev. F. O. S. CurtV and daughf'er. Miss Rosa, of Hendersonville, were in town vestfrday shopping. •. • '• y Jas. Huggins, who is a senior nt the Hailey Military Institute of Green wood, has been elected Captain of pis company. ‘ * y \ ' ‘ \ s'* Guess of White Hall was among i v thoL<r in town Monday, 'y^ “n. V • " • -• <}>W. svat Of Hendersonville had bttfiliehs in Walterhofd Monday. \ "■ y & X Ny • ^ • • c. J. Ctrne of Lodge was in Waf- terboro Motuh(>. ’ / / kf: 0/ . / X z / o Q / Nr p'm' «5i i • V n k- v y of alt / ,x tainly be in the Senatorial Race ne.tv her recent illn«ss. M. *H And F. ty IIlott. of lUntnd were in Wa I terborO Monday / •. ■» K Wen re glad toannounge that Mrs. J. H. Liles is rapidly Improving from year. L. M. G. \" z Magistrate P. J. Wilson of Smoaks was In’tow n on Saturday last. WANTED—To buy a first class miUt cow at once. , T>. C. L. Hiers ' 10-8-tf N x /' is t @ A ’SF-y'J&BSZ.': ;v\ \ •? cs -Z vr y // z A / f/. X <•' y r— / z y ,>* z Z / / Ccpyr'ight, 1913, by The Buck’s 3tove and Rang Brown Furniture Com you; e Compan/ y-1 — y • z READ THIS z ■ ■ , THE HORSEMEN Received last Monday a carload of horses and mules which were immediately sold. ■ y Our buyer leaves tonight for the West to buy another CARLOAD. These will arrive in Walterboro next week. Be sure to see them. * i • I •'••a ; i The Colleton County - Woman’* The many, friends of Mrs Riddick Ackffraan will hi> delighted to that she is rapidly recovering from 1 mon ronvt * nod *1 ^ B»pG«l an attack of illness, and that she will Ghurvh on Friday ..and continued ^■ r “ ,h ‘* from the hospital lhtvnf , h g un<Uy . The mPC , in(f in tkiluiuhla where she has been for , , , .... — • -• largely attended and a success \ in I have tegaiued my health and eyesight suffielently to be at my of fice, where I hope to meet nil mv former patients and the public at large. Our office is next door to the Walterboro Drug Company and we are prepared to render, the fery best service, to our patients. I have associated with me Dr. D. J. McAlhany, a graduate of the Southern Dental College of Atlanta, Ga., who has in addition to his col lege education an experience of seven years with some of the most prominent dentists of the state. I assure the public .that you need not fear to trust hint with your work. He is a pleasant; AngetiVal man who is always 'willing and ^nxious to shake hands and make friends with the people. You will always find us here ready for service. When in in town come to see us. Respectfully. ** ', i H. W. Black. *» Mr*l W. R. Beach returned homo from Port. Tampa. Fla., last Tues day" night, after spending a week-end with her daughter. Mrs. H. C. Ro bertson. She was accompanied by her little* grandson, Richard Robert*, son. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Padgett and children visited relatives near Round Saturday and Sunday. Ernest and Laurie Beach have ac cepted positions in Tampa. Fla. Mrs. Ik E. Zeigler of Rem c‘ spent a few days with relatives here last week. . . W. R- Beach had business at St. George last week. Lonnie Carter and Jimmie Adama of Hound spent Sunday here. u Miss Eliza Beach visited Miss Nel lie Fox tost week. . * ’ ’ The many friends of Miss Mattie Fox are glad to know t{tot she is fast recovering from s recent opera tion for appendicitis. Miss Carrie Catch and children visited her parents here Sunday. WALTERBORO CANDY COMPANY- KELL AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRESH CANDY EVERY BAY. / TRY OhR \ . * '.4T . PEASl’T BRITTLE FRESH EVERY-DAY./ TAFFY CANDY, ALL FLAVORS, EAT FIXE CANDY. GIVE YOt'R CHILDREN FINE x . CANDY. WE AIjHO RAVE A FINE LINE, OF FRITT AND FAMILY GROCERIES. WALTERBORO CANDY CX>. C. M. Grace, Prop. Sand Hill News. Sand Hill Oct.'Tfh. Special^ Eliza Beach of Mt. Carmel ^P" v(ew days laet week with Miss N Fox near Waftcrboro. •’ | Me-. Perry visited friends anc Sunday NOTICE. U t-s Jhe last month, - ' every degree. A full report of the Mrs. B. II. Padgett is spending prceeedings of the.meeting wid te sometime with relatives in Florida.*’ given next-week. - Mt. Canpel News. Mt. Carmel, Oct. 6th—Special: Cot ton picking now all the go and we are having such beaut if ul.^ather for picking it. < XfX Many of our young fouks attended 'A Indiati Fields Camp Meeting. ‘The changeable weather of early fall brings on coughs and colds that have a weakening effect o# the sys tem. and may become chronic. L T s$ Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. It has a very soothing healing ef fect on the irrltattd and inflamed ai/ passages, and will help very quickly. It Is s well-known family, medicine that gives results. Fdb sale by all dealers. In the "bb^rvatlon of a religions Holiday, I wfll be clowed on Hat unlay, October 11 tto Z > ^' H. KARESH. \ ZZ Ehrhanlt, H. Cf W. O. Thompson of Lodge spent Saturday in town. . s ■> latlves Saturday and Round. . * Hill Beach visited in our Sunday afternoon. Jervey Fox and Clyde Bisho fended- Camp Feeling at In Field Saturday and Sunday. The many friends of Miss M Fix will be glad ti know that s rapidly Improving after being op ea on for appendioiCs Ly Dr. Ksi >iso that she had,Jhe best of and attention byMfr. EsDorn an* wife,, who is a trained nurse, is expecting to be back at home day of this week. Lonely Girl. vr A real estate deal of confoderable importance recently was that w by M. Kohn scared the valuable resl- know- that the accident dential property formerly owned by I. M. Fishburne on Hampton St. Mr. Kohn .and his family will,occupy the dwelling within the next few r days Mrs. Jno. D. Edwards, while or way from the mountains of Carolina, suffere’d a painful acci in Savannah last'' week. It that she was struck bt a ftreet and sustained a broken arm compained by Dr. C. H. EsDorn will return to Walterboro the 1 part of, the week. "'He 1 * r friends here will be delights was a.ore serious. Capt, ahd ^Mcp. H. A. McQ< < visiting in. Richmond,