The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 27, 1915, Image 8
V
PAGE EIGHT
• THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C.
. ' ' v
JANUARY 27,1915.
noooooooooooooOO000ooooooooooo;
. ** '
O . • ' 4 ^
O WALTERBORO BRIEFLETS. o
O ' — _ O
Q Items of Interest Garnered from the Wireless on the 0
Q Streets of W’alterboro. 0
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
BIHHOP Cil'KRRV TO
fRKArH HKRK fciXDAT.
j Bishop WilUvn A. Guerry. qj;
of the diocese of South CoroHn.-.
fill fill th“ pulpit of tho- Kple^^poi
efeurth * here test %utfcUjr. Blsfop
Cuerr?' Is will known to the people
of Wolterhoro *nrt It Is exposed
that a large crowd will he out :o
bear him.
. #**
l.OIKiKD IX
JAIL HKRK.
Julius Banks, colored, seemed to
take a desire to hoc meat, and forth
with started to make a raid on some
of th* residents hog pens near Co»-
Ugevllle. Tor this offence ,he was
tried before Magistrate Reeves o?
Cottagevllle and oent to Waiter-
boro to lajl to wait trial here in a
higher court. Evidently he thought
• hat the best war to fet hog meat
was the cheapest and in the lone
run it proved to be the dearest.
MR. RAINEY ENTERS
INTO NEW WORK.
.
Mr. J. D. Rainey, who for some
time has b®ea connected with the
S. Finn /Jewelry Ce:. baa severed hi*
concretion with that ^concern and
has accepted a position with Riser
ft Ayer. Ford agents for Colleton
and Dorchester counties, jir ’Ka;n.
ey will doubtless'prove or worth to
his new employers.
. ' •**
HITTERS <iO TO *
NORTHERN MARKETS.
Mrs. H. Zalia left this wenk txJr
the northern markets, where
toes to purchase the sprteg and sdt'.-
mcr stock for the firm of H. Zalin.
Mr. Zslin stated that he will pur
chase a large and assorted stock/>f
goods, and will hme one of th- best
lines that has been brought to Wal-
torboro In a long time.
*•*
EASTERS STAR
ELECTS Of'rirERH.
SMALL POLICE
COURT LATELY
At a meeting’of the Eastern Star, importance.
held this week the following officers
MR. STRICKLAND
HAS KETITRXED. <
“ County Superintendent of Educa
tion. Hugo S. Strickland, returr/ef
last week trom Columbia, where he
attended a conference of the super
intendents ,of th£ State. Ms
Strickland stat-d that the confer,
cnee wad a grand succC'sc and proved
of much value in every respect.
T^iis conference went on record as
favoring the compulsory education
hill.‘in a local option way. and
difeuwsed several other tnatterr of
fr
were elected for the epjulng year:
Worthy Matron. Mrs. /. W. Lucaa.
Worthy Patron. N.* G. Morrall; As-
#**
KG<iS SHIPPED PROVES
- GREAT ADVANTAGE.
, Terry ft Shaffer, local mer.'han’t
so. Matron. Mrs. W. B. Ackerman, here, shipped during the la-** t hre ?
Secretary. J- A. Westerberg; Trea»-.,j a ys of last week. 6ftO dozen eggs
urer, E. E. Jones: Conductor. A. M-|to New York. As ar. egg market.
Summerall: Aaso. Conductor. J. C - . Walter boro is steadily forging to
Lemacks; Chaplin. Rev. 8. W. Acker- the front. Mr. Shaffer, manager of
man; Adah. Mrs. E. M. Jones. Ruth.
Mrs E. E. Jonea:'-Esther. Mrs. N.
this store, seeing the be-efl* that
Mr* t. t. jwnc». -• would be derived from handling eggs
&^t one case has come before th?'G. Morrall; Martha. Mrs. P. J. La. h as taken up the shipping and If
mayor In the last two weeks. ThisElecta. Mlaa Georgia Ackerman;
was a case against a white man for
disorderly conduct, for which he was
fined. Cases in police circles have
been rather seirce of late and It is
attributed to the fact that the ra«n
there !s any commissions, which one
would hav« (o pay to commission
houses, he allows this to go to the
seller. Therefore It will pay any
one desiring to sell eggs to bring
\
Warden. J. W. Lucas; Sentinel. ▲
A. Patterson; Marahnl, H. R. Pad
gett. An installation of officers
will be held on next Wednesday
evening. February 3rd at 8 o’clock. (i, en j here.
has' kept everyone' Indoors for sev- All officer! are requested to be pres. 1 ***
eral weeks. " >nt. ’ * * I NEW STORE TO
| BE OPENED HERE.
j Mr H. Levy, former po^tniar,t , 'r of j
Walterboro will open in the near f: -i
jture a general merchandise stofe St
th" storeroon now occupied by L N
I Glover. Mr. L»* y sometime re*
: ’eff* tl.ai in '.vould go ir.o irj‘‘
Sunny South Stoves
Ye’, we- uro *t;]l
•aitb II. Zslin. la: >r
'“T' -"K
L«>’ J
,1 fo op* r • ■. o**- f - - '
ih'-m. Havo lu ai ,,
'.r-\— 1 nv i« - or:-'. —.
ng tj.* ::i T*
I . rchr lrr t- • ■' f nr t!'•
. r . r \ *r hi • \J " ' 1
t flr .i anything be -1 •
v .■ 1
joo”. !:°i*ide» doa'.g r r■
cii
yd
-* •
a
('. n
ter for tiie &u.aey
V , a ' '
PKOPI.E KNOW WHAT
THEY ARE
and we have no trouble
selling them. There are
important reasons WHY
vou should buy
/
THE
SUNNY
SOUTH
STOVE
sim
!<.e v. or. i.
/
r«'
LET
EXPLAIN.
Brown Furniture
Every Planter Should Use The
Win. I. Oliver Chilled Plow
v
i *>e**
e
he Interlocking parts make it' exceedingly strong,
Imost as rigid as a spjkfpiece of metal.
The side and bottom suck are thus preserved during
- » . s' ^ ’
the life of the plow. y - .
All new parts FIT when applied to an old plow.
It runs light and turns a clean uniform furrow.
' /A ' -We have 4 Sizes—Prices Right.
Koger Hardware Co.
r haridi?" h
O'l ’hat !
lit.cry! S
*
Yt^TT’i IM(ME
XI'TflR LONG AHSKNt 11.
Mr. L. S. third, nmt’-:
o-t c' tho S. S. ilatilia, arriv- 1
- 1. «t r'c’if ;*• ’ r *’ his par- f-
'■.A *.;,*. Mr« » V McC*; ,. M r
Mcf'ants has been awa/ :roti home
for several veers and n»s many
frlen ls r.-e glad to w.i’on e him
back. Tho Satilla is no v taking on
cotton at Charleston for foreign
ports and will sail as «ajn as her
cargo lb completed Mr. MoCan*«
was aboard a‘ United States Iran*,
port to Very Cruz-when tha‘. .'tty
wah’taken by the^ Americans lest
year.
*a*
LEGGETTES’ SHOWS
POPULAR ATTRACTION.
l^ggettes’ Amusement Company,
j^howine on the vacant lot near I'r
Klein’s Drug Store arc proving quit'
la popular attraction. They carry a
company of four shows and a caror.-
sal The shows, tak^n nil togethef.
are somewhat above the a>erac
shows of this kind and have met
with approval from all who have
seen them. They .will, remain her-
for the balance of the week, and
while here they ^will tn' to bring
back to life the prosperity of tbit
•ectlon and try to make the people
forget their hard times for the time
b°ing./ ,
. X. ***
FAIR PREMIUMS
BEING PAID.
After mnnv delay-, checks wor'
mailed last Friday to the Premium
vVinnera at the County lair. Th*
officers announced that the cause of
the delay vas the loss of tnon*''
owing to the unusually bad financial
conditions existing at th- time o 4
the fair and^the necessity to borrow
the money in order to meet these ob
ligations. H impossible to se
cure the loan earlier, but last week
the Colleton Banking Company ac
cepted the loan and thus the .checks
have been mailed. It is hoped that
tho same conditions will hot exist at
the time of the holding of the nett
Fair, and the peopl-. will look- for.
ward during the y«*r to a big time
in November.
BANK DECLARES
(tOOD DIVIDEND.
The annual meeting of the direc.
torn of the Farmers and Merchant*
Bank was held last week, at whJcu
time officers of the bank were elected
for the ensuing year. The same of
ficers for the past year h-ld oyer for
this year. After a close examina
tion of the doings of this bank ii
was found to be in a most prosper
ous rendition. A dividend of eigh*
por cent was declared, and a han '-i
some amount was also carried Tm
Is Going on For the Next two Weeks at
FRANK’S
The following Goods will be greatly reduced.
Shoes we will sell at this sale at cost.
Men’s Suits will sell as low as $4.50 a Suit and up to
$12.50. . , < ■ <
45 Ladies’ Cloaks at $1.98
16 Ladies’ Cloaks at ' $4.00
Regular Value is $6.98.
Ladies’ Coat Suits will be given away for just! a little
money
Boy’s Suits, sizes from 3 to 8 at 98c
Bay’s Suits, sizes from 6 to 18. from $1.25 to....$4.C".
Men’s Pants from’75c. up.
Men’s Hats from 50c. up.
Comf rts will be sold below cost
3.0.CO yard-* of yellow homespun, regular value 10c. :
price 7 T-2c.
ivy l^.rpq.ini in L.MiiX dress good'.
Flease i err. err her .hut whatever we ad-cr... e. I. ; tr.:.
and \ve can prove, it. ■
. 0
0 • *
The Charleston Surprise
. V
Bargain House
\
K, Manager.
Next Door to Express Office
Please remember that there is only one J. Frank’s
Clothing Store in town and we pay 8c for cotton in trade.
This is the month we e’ero c ut
all of our odds and ends in
Men’s, Women’s and Children’s
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Under
wear, Etc. • /
At And Below Cost
as we try not to carry over any
^ y
stock from one Season to anoth
er
This Is a Money Saving Oppor-
- , ' W-- ‘
tunity. ' •
/
The H. W. Cohen Store
A. S. KARESH, Mgr.
• r
surplus.
Ci
X
W/ .
, » ArFKAT.mnvEs nrsLVES’i woi/ ige,
■ I ’ I’olumM.'.. s, i
IB Gertl rr ‘ rU: '
^ JCCIS j I«:z-n>0 sc-.l me ful!
far* 1.00
/
7n to’*k'l*jEcr;n?. b.*.nl.:ng
• Ik. salr k*N*«r««» MgftS ...
Ad nvvr, *r*s!ura. i s:ni'UA \ .•
tKAinc. J 1-4 >»r.U tutl.-k. i***!*.!' 1 *
and Nxt «-V n>*. ket t'Jlin.’ for r - s* tn.va • j i
S*rn d«-Uv<*ry -oj t**ii«fi< M<*n gri i:*nu i„-
ra”n*'T ' I'r-k-r :«*<i«y <-r Wr for emir.' 3 ar«l
|.if ri’ ttir-Vrr nt« on t.-. u.iutn.
uxrur 5E»: *fi ccmpiit. ••• «ce. awn'i, t. c.
\’/
partirularr, of rS>ur
penmanship, sborthand and typevrto.x .
1 am inte'fmcd and ' xpyct to ri *- a course in the near futuro.
Yours for bm .ioj-s,
Address
r ’
- .
• A