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THE PRESS AMD STANDARD, .WALTERBORO, & & * FEBRUARY 3,191! 000000 0DO0000000000(^00000 0000 o o o o o o 0 0 O O O O O O Ot) O O O 0 00 O 00 o 0 0 0 0 0 00000 jTERBORO BRIEFLETS. ItMiB sf latemt Ganered from the Wlreleas on the Streets of WaKfrboro. Mr. R. R. Mller «ss called to hts [ fMALL FIRM TUESDAY , tfe fir* alarm vaa funded Ts«*- home last week to the bedside Of hist*** • ,t * rnoon shoot 5 o’clock and father, who sdffered as attddk of firemen upon responding fonnd vertigo last Bandar Mr. Mtler oa ^ of t,, • fi«a»es on th« min stated that his father was not |l«ch : lot * nd ^ roperty #f wu * better when he retnraed fo his work j/ ix ~ ' Th * ^ oaBe occnpled hr lint thmxffhl* fist h*A ««if. » * OTr * GroVe# and tho or1tdnat*vT HOLM MMETIXC. • | , AUDITOR HAS here, hat thought that he had suf fered no serious attack. Mr. Mile? was walking tcross the room when orlcfnat^d from a defective flue. The flrcmeS succeeded la holding the fire to th** -/I FIXlhHER ROl'XD. the trouble came on hlqi gnd fcM to roo? - whlch w »* burned of? with n the floor, ttla many friends kopo lct3 csUnttt* st 1125. The board of pensioners for Col-, Auditor E. M. Jones h.is cotapl??- Iften county held ‘ ttclr regular ed his orunid of the taking tax re' Kjct'nt &t the Judge c-* Probate'i ( turns for tils year. He star'd thr.t .‘•JTIre Ix'tt Monday and con'ide^d he found ever:body.iu the cc'ir.ty in revdril applications for pensions and he &c«t of spirits at this Uac rr. ! ' Also rondacted other business. On ’c.iih pi uty pf thine: to < -t jo! -recount of the abs' ncebf the chair v. ith which to. feed th '.r stc.k H - ‘-v Vt. Mi!ey. who was detained rt stated tfca^ he h^d never befer? s'-cn home by illness, nothing definitely rt> - r . 2 v. y > arra jr0 dacts ts he rVv as done nt this meeting. Tho '., , . .. .. . , ,, ■ " _ tals year. Mr. Jonc^ also ciid tii • board adjourned to meet on the first . . Mr*i«:?y ih March at the-Frobata of- &e «*•" r ° HetPn ^nntf 'az'z fico • ’ vhlch time It Is hoped thai ; the best people in tho rtat<». and th^ Ur. will he able to be with ^ fottafl. *>f the county proved It more several years experience in the fur them and matters of Importance will so to him. he being received most niture business and wui uphold h that ho will sooa bo out act in. *** Tnrri.AR FVRXirrRn i.\ Li SM \\ CHA Vfilts. Mr. Sherwood Price, vho‘. f6" «• - veral ytarr ha* bern ronuocte with the Brown Fuinittitc Company.' J’as resigned his position with tha- firn tnd has accepted a similar po ;*i'»n with ;he Enterprise PumituT - Company. Mr. Price is Veil know i the y>-op|r*bf Colleton ccfcn’r a' : will doubtless prove a valcaMc cim to his new -employers Ho has hr 1 **• I'.l KAb C ARRIERS . SWAP RQITFS. James F. Rentr. tb' popolsr rir- made J= b then be disposed of. cordially In every section. past reputation in his new p.odtio t s s’ D u ’S' 5 t^ 10 Centi * Butt on $ 1 00 a Rjp t) *- 1 \r . ■ , , w ^ FOR SAtE BY The H. W. Cohen Store A. S. KARESII. Mgr. / 10 Centi a Button li.OO a Rip X; r'er '•f Wp.lterboho route -2 bav beer. • r.e-.fcrred f rcn tfti^ route to ' r routa- 2.. Rv-w^tlfne Mr here i' Mr. G i'. rimrr! wire • ,-k - ' •- mf..« 'rrm T-lv-dtor r^rte 2 r * '■ h'T t. >rds these two eentl.-n- '. v i. rjeed Per j’j*t w’n-* - '5or. thii-chane-? w 1 rot known, but i: ii tho charge, war r:3do fit of ’ ctb parties. - #** C <U.l.«:TP\ Cf)l \TY vr\\ niKf Tr »» DIRECTflrf. Jarp-r M Smith of Snoaks y.;a- r'-elect-'ii to a place r.s dirr?tbr •be ' wi’h CarA'ra per!ter:*t.*v‘l -, ‘” week by the leeislattjre now hr ««« . i-n at Columbia. Mr. Smith/ ! s • o.n.mended ,r, ~ the • afer/p- vr* hr received, there b^irr twelve-ran -Udates 'fob the place abd received 11V votes cn the first ballot.. This vote speaks well for Mr. Smith ana rhowr the esteem* in which he l* held by the officials and others in ^Columb|a. This vote wgg receive*! on the first ballot giving him the election by a large majority. *** REPRESENTATIVE SMITH VISITS HOME THIS WEEK. Colleton’s Representative in legislature. D. L. Smith came home last Saturday for, a rest from hit labors In Columbia and while hefe discussed several things that are o' Interest to the people of the county Mir. Smith stated that he was hope ful of baring passed at this session his bill to increase the pension ap propriation from I2SO.OOO to $300.- ooo. thus helping those who are now receiving pensions a little more. H- ileo stated that he was hopeful of setting through at thie term also his bill taking off property quallflcatlons On penslons.Mr'. Smith was the first member of the legislative to draw ipplause from the seats of 'the housr this session when In hts speech for a referendum on the vote of *the •tvte-wid*» .prohibition be .was Ions rod loudly applauded for bis views -m this matter. . l-r* **V hflRMPR TEACHKH tppqrxn:!'ci ERKk •The rrsiby.. fr!<»rc!s c' :dr c. Is Going on For. the Next two Weeks at J T->y .4' 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 ,.$1.03 j l-riuies’ Cloaks at .$4.0C ". Irr ' *r.. :o is S6.i«8. '* • n.! Suits will be given away fer ;u..t Y.i: i I.V;. ! r 'y/x:. r:?.zi Cttm -3 to 3 at. .08c. •!>/*'. Suits; sizes from o*to IS, from $1.25 to... .$4.00 Me /s I'jlnts from 75c. up. . ^ Men’s Hats from 50c. up. , ; „ ' ' Comforts vrilf be sold below co^ 30(0 yards of yellow homespun, regular value 10c. sale price 7 l-2c. / Big bargains in Ladies' dress^rxxU. ( Please remember that whatever we ad T ertise is true s' 1 > , aind we can prove it. The Charleston Snrpfise ! I ,\ ' Bargain House J. FRANK, DAuMger. Next Door to 'Express^ Office -/ Please remember jtha| there is only one J. Frank’s Clothing Store in town and we pay 8c for cotton ip trade. '^hrrTcv. forn^Iy rrin«': 'll I- Every Planter Should Use The Wm. I. Oliver Chilled PloW Wi?i*'T,borrt Hish sppeir. Vr Cov. M^-.nire r\~ cl rk for L'xir.aton rourty Mr Sh^vlc bqs tunny frlcRd? her*' v to v.-Hj. K alid to icr.Tn ofh!« appMnfmcnt an' wivh him much fucccf** Ir. Zis work. He t» a brother of F. W Shenley who wag ♦•Wtoc! nilron' 'omni*8loneT nt th* list prin-M- el'-ttion, nnd who was cleric of cour at Ijexiegton for jnatiy year* 'KKU > *» U' t.l* nx rtt %RG** .* X or numixci rp rriih;!' / Vr.neofco’-n. Xtv-*C3 / lO' - ■ I ' / V •*-CM N» / make it txce dingly strong, as ngid as a spud pieceof metal. x . and bottom suck are thus preserved during df the plow. > All new parts FIT when applied to an old plow. It runs light and turns a clean uniform furrow. We have 4 Sizes—Prices Right y. r.. Ett’, 2 —S rs ? • ’H’pt. to f jjfr>■>ij 1 - i ! ,- ; mnisr the Sf r’v - v v ■ * ?>)e i- t -'o'-.'■ 1 ro-^r.kjry iirt' ^between ‘ifxrr t , Miir./' • i.- i \< wr* oarlv t-da-, ' Ine. o? throe *krr» rf * • ..-e v.-s# blown ‘Up .with dyr-’ml' ' Tfee attack crusad exrlt r -* tr.* o- p he new Brunswick, side, w r j- -nors of a,German plot spread rapid. ’>• a-.: resulted Ip an immediate in- vc^ti’g'Mqn. Inquiry aUw’vras begu- ra the American side and jhat 1-d •he arrest at a local hotel of a man twho gavr tbe name of Van Horn, kcording to the polfce. the. prisoner «ald he was 3? years or age and an officer la the service of dennanv, but refused to divulge his rank. Tin police assert be admitted hr explod ed the 4ynam1te under a section of the krldge and that a dynamlth cap and a. plan of the bridge were found ip hta pocket. The afreet was mhde by Deputy Sheriff Ceo. W. Ross. The priijoe. -r war-rushed to the United State* fdililfflkratfon rooms. 'wb«v» he wa* ! •'losely guarded. No papers • cr- | i found to identify him. '|n a po-k**] he carried a German flag, Aske Y^u Mill rufjrally want the best fer the least money Look around at other stores first—then come here tc the BIG STOBE w4iere you will see hundreds of pat- * * ■ ■ terns to select from. • • feces, of course are lower here becous£>of our di- • ' ■ * * , . , * • -* \ v * reel quantity Buying. We’ll prove that when you come. » • v - % Don’t forget to visit our second floor, where you ^il! find a big stock of Matting, Rugs. Art Squares. Lin- 0 oleums, etc. X-" BROWN x X . ctnred -to the hotel. * Th« bridge is the coBheetiX »‘r 'etween, the Maine Central and Can^ "aa Pacific Racks, tht Caawdiaa t*i-, Ifle haring traffic” rights oWr ’ormer rotd frori Mattawpm^--• tha. boandair. It is the thr>uf *y»nte from art>vr western 'da to the. lasrtlme provinces. «;}' -e*t!y corner* -* ^ 1 ^rts ef S;. ^obe *r.** nr ^ ., ‘n tt^ winter s^ajon St . hi -y t it ihxpriaetpdlf—'T-: x~ -- why he bad dynamited th<f hr d? ' *- na ^ a '~¥.ht~ v’v*- *»-n 'tb 1 ; pr'SkX-.'tr; the' pdl!c» sav. me IcM Atid thy" »e t cr at ‘uan'i- i<s of prrv-:.'. - 'j,, Y 'icr.tixlz-n,*^. Ti.f" V ver tho bri-g'- *bi. n.it v'w* r^c.c> to destroy.. T.hls is tb» oo*t Hirer *0 he clmpie cxplvtatiop that pi* rout; ■try was a 1 ? w'.r fith Great Britirn md t^cat iiar.ada wks .'a part of. JW. ti^Tr.r’A cearfry. Me sald^. ac^e-fd- inp to the cfficcrs..that he cape tro-i .Xca" York ^iturdvy. taSmediately ? ifter dischar^itg czpl&sive, fc-.- route from, the wen The IdM of the 'hfihga erouli d J: bYt'not Interrupt the trar,*r>c war materials to the'cosst.' Van Horn was made a Maine prf*- - r wt To avoid possible compile*-, rlohs. local authorities made no furth cr. move pending advice from Wash- r.rfon. The Sanadign authorities ’ licated they would, immedtsf^' make repereseatationa at Washington ith % view of extradition on the —oued^tbst fbe dynamiting had been ~ »n> cn the Canadian sid" ef the , ' . Oh (hf other hand. ir W- Gj't Van ii-'ch Would be defen ’- rcx!ae: exf*aditior. -bsMn? k--* •r*-;-' J.ri tj. v » protxtiotvvf the x-^ntee’ cn h-is a«?er:fV>^rt£^ l 5 -’ / X vo.-'.mitted, an<ace^of uar and 't b.'s t-ffent^^as polUlcaP r.atlro^d^oificials. after a caref’d ;r: Kutlon. of the bridge, decided ‘be explosion had done' llttlj, daoi- X v-. > . if; x ‘i