Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THK PREMS AM> SIANDARD KftbltebMl IS?? THETPRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. A Nwr*p«per CoiiiuiUIkI to th* Pol- try of • Oioalcr Collotoo wid m WaHertw>co. Great Clearance Sale Now On At CLASSIFIED ADS. PUBLISHF ' EVERY WED NESDAY. *—BY— THE PRESS AND STANDARD, INC. Sobei & Bogosiow WANTS. WANTED—Chirkens and ^ honic- < ur»»d haniH. HiKhehfe tuarkor. prici-s pc id. ilote! Albert. Wal- trrboro, S. 2,18l» f . I FOR SAIJi. r O. >1 JEKFKSUKS, Editor. IlrflBtPred ft th« Poatofflce In Wai- Urboro, S. C« m •econd-ctnM mail mattar. %> / .•i?* *■1'' ' 11 It s V. .1 &' HUBSCBIPTIOX RATES: W*-v* We are Leaders, Others Follow.. ■ . * * . * -. - • • ^ Our Entire Stock Going At a Cut of 50 Per Cent % On The Dollar. roit RENT Earn linovn a.s "J, C. * Carter Earn),” about rnile^ rrom Waltrrboro. A».niy to ll. l».u!- rett. Jr.. KuRln. S. i i T - PHONIC 10*. it t cant* Sobei & Bogosiow a IIOT aach raartlon. One c»ut a word. Waw* Hama of daatha pnbltohod froo. Where Jbe Dollar Does Its Doty WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10. 10?* HOW BONO! . i \ *■ • Anyone dealrln* a eample 6f the mnin .treat of Walt-rboro can jecuro It in pint bottle. » I. • ba. often been heurd on tte .treats of the rtty for tho laat few we ® k, ‘- Thl. remark ha. meant that street, of tho town were »o muddy and «> fall of hole, that In time, of rain travel made a regular mash, the .lu.h being no One that It could enally he bottled. T* »ad part of the whole affair ha. been that the remark I. too true to tbe-eondltlon. which hava esl.ted. All laat week, during the rainy weather, and In fact after every rain 4>f any consequent*, the atreeu and aide Walk, become in such a condition that they are almost impaaeable. This paper has r»frained from atroagly di^uming municipal con dition. during the past year,/ and doe. not desire to Mcome^hixed In any town political wraft^le. Bui the condition of tho stfreefa of Wal- terbor: ’a no clearly . disgrace to an organisation called a town until || becomes absolutely neceaaary that WJHIERBORO’S SHOE EMIT. n. wlodenger PROPRIETOR Boot and Shoe Repairing. We Repair While you Wait. All wrok Guaranteed NEAR THE HOTEL f • WALTERBORO. OLD FARMERS : .*-• 'liOUTH CAROUNA & MERCHANTS BANK STAND aomethlng.be aald Now the growth of Walterboro hag been phenomeifal during the pagt few years. In population and hand some buildings it Is far beyond a country vtlage. but the wtreeta of the town have not kept up with the growth of the town along other lines. SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES. . - JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ETC . WATCHES, JtA. WESTERBERG, Jewelry Store. ***•• ■ Ndxt'to Ptfstoffice ^ine Repair Work a Specialty. ^WAL^ERBORO, S. C. IX. in fact we are Informed that now they are the worst that ihey have been in years, and many are heaM to say that they have never been, !•* such a condition in the history of the town. There is no denying that the average road in Cclleton County is superior to th* streets of Waiter- boro for use by any vehicle. Yet there is a areat clamor f6r better roads, and thia clamor to • certain extent van be heard In the tow n. Now, Walterboro Is desirous oi growth, and wants to ■•'cure citizen? who are progresiAve and who have capital to Invest. A gloomy pr <»- pert ,h offered by driving rurh citi zens over the three business streets oY tho town. We ask that all of the trade of the surrounding country come to Walterboro. and vo* we offer *> the farmers street* over which their inrgjes and wagons must travel which are dangerous In some places, and much worse than the average country road in toto. Hut what is the solution of the problem? The last report M the Town Treasurer showed lu.V' ex penditurcs for street , ;.ud the town owns one or two improved road scrapes. But tan we see the effect of this “xpendRure of nu.v.cy or any work which .tho Improved road machinery h..s done? Expenditure* for Vtreef's appeared < •> the lien..i f of tho Town Trea urcr and much monev hah ht»«n soenf <» : i ..ire . hut ilo the 1 iio tlh* . f . ' - Soon, there will 1»». held the !. i i< ■ " -t nial elet turn f i»r fown off ef. v.- v ■ ir • v s b str* * t ; !>f \y ‘.lii* h.i : ?j^ in tl;o IH*\! (ion, \* t* i'; - thorn !>V asieridlpd^ the vews o^Vv.v ^ candidate lowgrd s!ri*rts ment, and «l* ( tiug only these who advocate heCrt r Ktreets.’ Ther" has been much talk in recent months concerning sewerage and eler^ric lights. These OMVWttlOM'Og desirable but streets shou.d coir# first. Then, ft is to be hoped tkaf a full ticket pledged to street improve Pient will offer in th“ coming elec tion. and that thi. ticket will be elect ed. If we have respect for our town • and for our horses and vehicles we must want better -ttr^ets. Tbeu. let s have them. How do you stand. Mr. ('andidate for monlcfpa! oBIce? -<-» .t, «•***•' Dk \ rE ARE ABLE to supply i you from the BEGIN NING TO THE END in our Complete Line of Jew elry we. carry in Stock, which we sell at a rea?on- able price with absolute guarantee for the quality, by ' s The S. Finn Jewelry Co. s , Walterboro, S. C. \ Extra “Outs fi»r Spring Planting. II. W. Blsck, Jr. —- - -4 ITATIOX For letters IHsniiMeory. STATE OF SOUTH UAROUNA Uountv of Colleton. BY G. ALHEKT BEACH, Esquire, Probate Judge.* WHEREAS J W Smiley made suit to me to grant him Letters Dismis- sory of the Estate and effects of J H Risher. ^ THESE ARE. THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said J. H. Risher, deceased, that they be and appear before me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Walterboro S. (’. on the 13th days of March, next, after publication hereof. A,t 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause. If any they ha e. why the said Letters Dismissory should not be granted. GIVEN under my hand tbia 17th day of February. Anno Domini 1S14 Published on the 18th and 25th j da^s of Feb. and 4th and 11th days ofMarch 1914, in The Press and Standard.- G. ALBERT BEACtt, Probafe Judge, C. C. Attention Colleton CITATION For Letter* Dismissory. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Colleton. BY G. ALBERT BEACH. Esquire Probate Judge. WHEREAS, 8. B. Saunders, made suit to me to grant him Letters Dis- missory of the Estate ani j effect of Henry Hiott. THESE ARE. THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Henry Hiott deceased, that they be •ad appear before me. In the iiourt of Probate, to be held at Walterboro 8. C. on the 12th day of March, next after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock in the' foredoom to show caustf if any they hgve,' why the said Letters. Dismissory should not be granted GIVEN under my hand this 13th dsy of February Anno Domini 1914. Published on the. 18th and 25th days of Feb. and 4th and 11th of Mgrch 1914 in The Prees and Stand ard. G. ALBERT BEACH Probate Judge C. C. J it. % X Farmers! • o • Yob Have The Seel We Have The Feed. ^ A Swap is What We Need Meal and Hulls, both high-grade and full weight. Don’t rob your land; return to it the seed equiva lent in feed or fertilizer. Profit by by last year's experience; buy early don't wait for lower prices. There are one hundred Oil Mills in the state; their combined output does not supply the local demand. We apppeciate your business. OIL MILL La (iripi* I/Omvom Its Victim* xtrate Pro- Some victims of la grippe never fully recover the heqlth of the lungs, a d persistent coughing Is weakening The quick action of Foley’s Honey -md Tar makes It valuable in severe la grippe coughs. F. G. Prevo, Bedford. Ind, writes: “La grippe left me with a severe cough that' Foley's Honey and Tar cured, und I am back to my normal weight” For sale by al! dealers. Successful Everywhere. People everywhere are talkni ttie quick and fine results Foley'] Bey Pills ghre in backache, rheu tiam, kidney and bladder~troul Yon cgn not take them Into i system without good results. 1 is because Foley Kidney Pills to the kidneys and bladder just v nature calls for to heal ttiese -m nrt«wl art#! I uw A Jkd 4 A ened and inactive organs. For sale by all dealers < • Offers This Wee FOR CASH • z* x i i Per Pound i - * v ♦ Also, Good Graiie Rice, Ranging From $3.C To $4.50 Per Sack. “XPORSALE. FOR RgNT—4« acres of farming day in Walterboro. laud for 94M0. Good residence. Apply to Joa. H. Ranssey Wattfrboro, R C. Haute S, J.H.lt. Rev. Luther filers other filers and familv viaitlng' relatives iu Savannah this week. They will return Satur day. where Mr. Hlers expects to ■peak «P a large crowd Suadsr afier- apoe the AudRortuat. . Z' - Also, 1 wish to call your attention to my unsurpassed line Groceries and General Merchandise. I have a full, well: lected stock and my prices ai% the lowest. « t •J* •THE POOR 9> ► . » \ *'''