Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4ti- THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALlIZ^CRO. Sf C. OCTOBER Mrfelt ind Standard BD ttn. • • • • 0^1 vi •ARD, WC. 10X Prraldml Editor and Mgr. at tkr poatofllec, Walter- 8. C.. aa aacond class mail aatur. ^ l HTBSt HlPTlOX RATCS. **'"**•* .81.<K> Wto Months ..VJ Tlirae Moaths *5 WEDNESDAY. OCT 14. li*14. tiM 8wtsr foiata out tha fact that tha Saaatora gad Rapraaentatlvas of tho cotton atmtdo aro br far a mi nority. and while all the national Congressmen .and Senators are In terested In the low price of cotton, the majority of tjiem are interested as we are in the low price of beef, woolen,, foods .etc. Taking theso things into consideration there could be no bope of passing .a bill. Even should It pan*. President Wilson thlnkr that it would be against tli^ credit df the government to allow such a bill. He'has mad*’ it c lear -i Senators and Representatives who ■ have visited him that he does not approve of this plan. Wtlapn has to fore# ua to endorse ago of tha-can didates openly. . We saw thing# dif ferently nnd refused. We believe uTTwbole State now sees the wis dom in the stand we took. We «re very grateful to know that in a num ber of instances tha good men whom we quietly Influenced to run for the House and Senate have been eleaed. The question now to be settled ir whether to ask the Legislature first I Dear Mr. Editor: I am writing to find oat If you know of n man anaod John, or James. McNair. I am Informed that there la n such person residing In South Carolina. Your name was girename as one who iplght he able to furnish the Information. I have a matter of very great Importance UNttL STA1E FAR ! LAST OF OCTOBER to .pass a law limHlng the amount of, which I would lfk e to take up with liquor to be shipped into the State | either John or James McNair, and. and then to puss a ian ridding ihe whoU* State of the impeasary; or, to ask the I^gisldtur?. to pav a special Act, refeiring tho quej't.on to tho people, that tho rotors may dertere for or against the legalized sale of Into .icating liquors in. South Caro lina. The latter pi in 'has been my polh y as Super.pterden: ot the Anti ation and believes he cannot dp any- ; thing in a direct way, without lu ll seems ,bat a go<>d mpny of our ^ ur > to ^ n * t,on - a,,d he ■vidvr.tlv thought much of the situ-. S' 1 loon League. ev»r slur* I have occupied this inip.)-»ant posiltoa. 1 occupied this important position i will certainly appreciate any effoif on yoUr part that may be given .n assisting me to locate these parties or any family by the name of Mc Nair. Yours very truly. JAS. McNAlIt JACK. 4310 Homer St. Los Angeles, Cal. Tour Arrangements to Attend Soqth Carolina’s Big Gathering October / ; 26-31. * ; correspondents bav«;, resi|t|«d quit No. standing with firmness the bom bardment of many representatives of cotton interests. pening* of Interset to the Press and i S « na,or “ankhead Mates that he Standard. H you want it to be yburl tbinkfi H on,y fa,r to ,hf * farn,er » to ‘tell them that they cannot expect community paper? The approieh of a general elec tion seem 3 to be utterly devoid of eenaatijms. t’andidatea. of cours-v take it as a matter of fact. tifyieg to »ee the pro- Irir being displayed !n the Of better schools, even amid idittcns. m T'f " a pity evehy d!«trict In Rol ler anty cannot be large enough ||l an a good graded s-hooL Irrtih for Waiterboro and elet: ( rU? any such aid. He aays that for ttav^r representatives to deceive them would only result in greater disap pointment and suffering. It 14 noth ing short of the duty of every cotv- gressman and Senator to make it plain to his "(h\r}gtltuenta what they may expect hnd follow the Presi dent's example of doing fair, regard less of political hopes and aspira tions. Letters From The People llofrtdeNK Lung Thouhlc Cuced Many recoveries from Lung Tro.:- fcif‘3 are due to Dr. Pell's Pine-Tar- advooated-thi* plan in the cauev<. Hwney. It strengthens the Lung -, 'held in the Mate house six year* cherk9 the'Cough and gives reP-r ago; but v.as overruled by men who onre _xf r xv s \vilkin^4r a »f w-.re considered our prohibition lea- at once - "• h ' «!lKl«lsMt*ate., dei^ at that time. t N. C. writes: “I used Dr. Pell's Pi: * We liave fought egainst great Tar-Honey in a ease given up e.-- odds, especially during the past tour hopeless and Jt effected a comple’ cure.” , Get a bottle of Dr. Pell years to hold the ground that we hud f .Lned; but um'er the presen* nd- mit ation we haie lost patt of onr i’ine-Tar-Honey. If your cough tcintory. The miracle L* that we dry and hacking let it trickic have not lost the whole State. This down the throat, you will surely get has not been done by the voice of the relief. Only 23c. at \oi«r Drug- people. Prohibition sentiment is J i Editor- stronger in South Carolina today-xban It has ever been. There is only one county in the State, namely Char leston. that would not vote out the dis pensary, if a strictly legal election should be held. The people of,South Carolina are tired'gnd disgusted with the local option law In regard to the' liquor business. They are hop ing for a quck solution of thir pro blem. . 1 am glad to statP a large majority ] of'the newly elected leglsature and Since th*‘ election**were senate are with us oh fhis question. gi.'t. CLASSIFIED ADS. WANTS. For Stile—Beautiful Rhode Inland Reds; cockerels and pullets; liigh eradn and perfect feather. Apple at Methodist parsonage. T-2^t£-f >r« ' • hat 've h;i >i !cn«p need- l d ar needing -stlil. Valterboro can at leant boast of le it:in That Is a gpQ<! acllAol «EX\CoK BANKHEAD AND THE t trrTox * sm*atiox. " * 'Senator Bankhead of Alabama, a Cfyil War veTcran and one of the wnatora In our national Con- ha* told his conatituents that (feegr eaattot hope for direct eld frpm Ufe| national government in the eot- teM mtait. That no law providing for tho lonaing of money by the gov ommoat directly to the farmer, provltHni that the of the cro| ■a to he held In August and September. I liav • Therefore the plan of the Ant! Saloon iteen sounding the siruaiion through-1 League of ^Otith Carolina ia to ’try out (he State. In regard to Phohlb - to. have it settled once and for all »t uv Mon. before making any ■“'afement; ‘ the qext sesvion of our general as- ' mark p t price paid Hotel \lbcrt and after getting reorts front a ma-1 B r ra bly; \V> do not ^ the need, cvalterhnrn S P (' ’ 1 8 a ft lorlty of the counties, I tee! niw that no w 0 f throwing the whole State tur- 1 - poiatoe^-. Highest The 46th annua! State fair will take place in Columbia. October 26. JT. 2*. 2i>. 30. 3! on the State fair ground*. Special round trip reduced rates have been granted for this ot*-. Chidon 1>> the railroads Tlu agricultural resources of .-'.o it i Carolina will have the centre of the picture. Demonstration agents in each of the 4 4 counties have arranged ex hibits for the fair, and" girls’ tomato dubs In 21* counties will have ex hibits. In addition there will be ex hibits from three n.411 vilinges > and from one church, which will fhake the fair a gr* at agricultural show. The pouLtry department is exp»ct- ed to l?c tKitcr than ever this year. The l»e*t breeds of chickens from” every part of the State will be on ex hibition. On Wednesday, October 2V, at 11 a. m.. Wofford College of KparUui- burg and Newberry College of New berry - will meet on the gridiron at the fair grounds. On Thursday, October 29, at 11:30 a. m., the University of South Carolina and Clemson College will pull off their annual football con test. Both games promise to be fine exhibitions and will draw thousands of visitors. An added feature for South Car olina's gathering will be a fireworks display whicl’' will take place on the race track. XOIICB OF SALE. 8Ute of South Carolina, Connty of Colleton—Court of Common Pleas. J. D. Stnnflll. et al., plaintiffs, vs. Carl H. Stnnflll, et a!., defendants. Pursuant to the. decree of H!s Honor, Frank B. Gary, dated Oct. 12, 1214, in the above entitled cauae I wlUT sell st public outcry to the highest bidder for cash in front or the court house. Waiterboro. S. C._ on salesdsy In November, 1914, the same being the 2nd day thereof, the following described real estate: All that certain tract of land , sit uated in the county and state afore said. containing fifty-six, 56. acres, more or less, and bounded north by lands of estate of Benjamin Sun ders and J. Randall Stanfill; east by lands of J. Randall Stfinfill am! estate of Thomas LarbXy! -fouMi and west- by lands formerly of I,: . • J. E. Glover, and lands of John Rei.: w ley, as will appear by referee. ♦’ to . plat thereof made by Campbell Lema< Ks. surveyors, March D.t'li, 1891. Terms of sale, cash; compliant* to be had the day r;f sale; .or >• compliance be not bail, then a resi*!. at the risk of the former purchas* : on the same salesdny or some mi!> sequent salesday to be named hv plaintiff’s attorneys. Purchaser to pay for papers. • • R. M. JEFFERIES. Master for Colleton County. Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly v* 1 The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVK'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drivea out Malaria.enrictie*theb]ood.nndbuildxupthet.y»- tem. A true tonic. For adult* and children. Vc I ran Intelligently give tho pV-opb* the) mo ll and strif%/with a liquor elec- benefit of the information obiaified. ! tion. to say nothing*of the expense Everybody knows that ve ha-ve a! attached thereto, when the men who good man for governor. 1 liave net have been elected by the jJcopIe are appro ached Mr. Manning personally, | v ,. ith Ud and nI> rtiadv to aa . i n but I feel sure that we shall ha. > nCth ; getting a poll of the delegations by ing-to fear from him. if the Legisla ture should pass an Act n rtgard to the liquor question^ quiet correspondence we are deli ghted to receive the information that even some of the dispensary counties The people of South Carolina bra; have sent strong prohibition delega te be congratulated upon the fact t j on g to t h e leglalatuge. j WANTED—Salesman and collector j for vicinities of Lodge, Ehrkardt.! Colleton, Smoafcs, ^’llliams. Ashton.. We have many maktu< proposition for a hustler. Sineer Sewing Machine Co., Charleston. S. C. that almost every man running "for the governor-ship in the list campa ign stood square on all moral ques tions, .and three of them at leaat were Our plan is to have our bills ready and place them in the hands of our leaders, to be introduced as soon aa the legislature convenes. We hope to tho farmer, or, tk * Al,t a government *5] V This it woe Id ap- .fora to dopo. n statement vhMfc 1 pvtwttn trna hr avoded prohibitionists. For this ( and feel sure that we shall have the the Anti Saloon I^eagpe did co-operation of every Christian man the cause of any one and woman In South Carolina. BFo could j»ot j aigned J. L. Harley, though considerable) Supt 8. C. Anti Saloon League brought to bear to try Spartanburg, S. C., 10, 1914 Wanted—On account of the rush In business, four salesladies. Only those Of elperience need apply. Apply at Taylor’s. 10-14tf For Sale~ S0-»horse power Cadillac. 7-paasenger touring car. Only ueed three months. Complete with extra tire and two extra rims. Palmetto Garage. Charleston. 8. C. 14-lt FOR SALE X \ North Carolina Pine Lumber as follows: Standard Ceiling, Sidin;;, Flooring and Moulding, ail of which is manufactured as good as modern machinery is capable of producing; and graded in strict accordance M'ith North Colleton Mercantile & Manufacturing Comply. Ritter, S. C. w — / « • i • * -* .c • «b I / / y o (. / v, The undersined firms will PURCHASE middling Cotton From the farmers of Colleton . ♦ . ' . - County—As follows one bale only from each individual. We will pay you one half SPOT CASH at market price and one half in merchandise at 2c over market price ’ * " ' . ' / /' We make this offer 1st to assist the farmers of Colleton County. 2nd to advertise our Stores / V This offer holds good til 12 noon Saturday Oct 24 191 ./ 1 r * :/ H. W. C01 " u / / ' / .o> A ' it' F-. y - *h •*Y* ... .u. *■