Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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X t-, * r-. . . THE KRESS AND STANDARD MAY 5,19i^ # I.- i a NYAL’S LIVER SALT A Mild and Pleasant Com bination of Saline Laxa- tive. Valuable in the treatment of Consti- pation, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Torpidity ofj the Liver and Kidney Troubles. PRICE 25 CENTS #» 1 . We Sell and Reconrimend all of NYAL’S REMEDIES Klein’s Brus • * V v >- V • - lv. cr '!iina' thi i: ni Jl PIlONK, -M». 31. fr >m yovr at •' . t > ■ ‘•♦nr ■ rco'! 1 " V, jjrrtinpily / O O O O 0 O O 0 O O O 0 0 0 00 O O D O O O O O O O QJ) o o o WALTERBORO BRlEFLETS. " o 1*«M of Interest Garnered from the Wireless Streets of Walterboro. the 00000000000000 00 00 OOOOwQOOOOOCO R%\KH TO BE CIXMED MOXDAV- Next Monday boing a I"gal holiday the banka of the city will be closed. Pagans of tbea institutions are re quested to anticipate their needs In a banking line. The occasion Is n 1* gal holiday on account'of Memor ial Day. •*»* : SC HOOL NOW OPENS AT 8:30. With the coming of longer dayr and shorter nights, conies the early rising of the people. In view with this the Walterboro • High School last Monday morning began with the hour of 8:30. This is a source of great delight to fhe children, es pecially. as they get out half e- hour earlier than heretofore ar. I MK. BRYAN MAM OPERATION PERFORMED. The frfenda of R. G. W. Bryan In Colleton.county, and they are legion, will be pleased to know that he Is fast Improving after. an ^ operation for cataract performed by Dr. Park er. at Roper Hospital. This opera tion was performed. March 27 on one eye only, and the physician thinks he will be able to see all v rif?bt after hi s recovery from the operation, which will be a short white. SALEM DAY CROWDS ARE VERY SMALL. Only a small crowd came to Wat- terboro Monday to attend the usual sales for the first Monday. There wps little of Interest to draw a crowd as only one piece of rea^ estate wa« . have more time to go fishln’, swim- advertiaed for sal". This was th - * (min’ and other sport’s. former home of Solicitor Pcurifo”. *##' -on Railroad Evenuc, whi^h was sell I MR. RENTE ‘ - -ito S. Finn, and sold under forccles- ’VISITS HEAI FORT- - i“ ro proceedings.. Tliere was aorr-* i .1. F. Rentz. proprietor of Hot. ’ lively bidding for. a while, and Ci f Mbert. sp^nt ^londav in peanfort o: jhom" was finally bid ,in by V !. ! a liin iiifss trip.. Mr. Uentz :t t. ‘Fishburne. Erq.. for the F.:»nv*rs . hat the truok around l Bcqitfor‘ ha .Verchau* • Rank for ■ A n badly dam'agZ-d by tty* drought other s^le of. :ntere f .was that o' rx*;l>t v. Vrfo ih»* f.vmw^y.'t-To t r • I . t*hI . I.'.rl pi a* potachv.'!. a <v ani* s.-cm to lie i V *:;n *!.• <: v . p H b“tt. r th: i tl;-. 1 t r prowHlt. • 1 MttVSTl! ITj: </' it MINI l ii k K CRKA31 t j{!.i:zi:i:. M is. A. Wicliman ami y. t. rd;.v atterre>on g;v, e a d«'nio:r> n , tiv.n of the (’asmiro top to twenty .- '»nil ico (roam f; - ' tzor. a i number of ladio.; were- preaejit a!. I’tills demonstration, and all v.e.r" well pleaded with the (iua3iti.es of tV . freezer.'* Fruit ices wer** served tliose present. This poular firm wid also demonstrate this freezer aeai* the farmlifg jmnV*nmnt's '.forme-* u ed hr tl » cr,’;r.*y-ji» Tt’.'* poor farm ’ 7!’.e"p wor**- id t ir* b v r vr; ! " Great Special Sale Of Millinery Our ^. selection of the Latest Styles of NoveUiesr ->ach as Sample Hats and Fine Trimmed Dress Hats. We positiTdy sell them below cost. Children’s and Misses' Hats we give away for just a littie r money. Please ^member that we sell more goods for Jess money tnd better goods for same money. If out for Karenins, he only place to get them is at Frank’s. ^ We have also greatly reduced the pr!ce of Clothing Shoes and Dry Goods o.) per tic?! for vr ri'ru :..<*Krt‘&ut:rg $.’7 17 i !1 m; •FFTfrinN FOR I I » ‘V I RAVK. Ft ■ -'il * ’ 'i 1» . p *n • ' culaCrj?' 1:. ro frfr Hi-* j : . i in behalf of f.»o Frhnl*. cor.v n •> tlic Georgia t'os'rt-; for t*ie mun ■■ . of Mary Phagan. an omph yoc of t'” pencil factory in Atlanta, of whi Kcank watt superintendent fTh. r titions pot forth that Frank’s guilt i* still in doubt atjd only a«k tlv governor of Georgia to commute th We hav? just received a case of 4,000 yards of liiaiiiy bleach, 36-inches at ."c per yard. » .'cp-c remember whatever we advertise !s ti de . t ;» pr.'-.v ;t. We arc the originals for I’ar^ain . ‘liters imitate us. - m The Chede^on Surprise Barpi” F? • j. FRANK, Mana- r. Vv’holesale and Reiaii, Vi:\T iMKUt TO KMM’.KSS Oi l . . . lA IMri^in. S C.. fa/n’.erm /much in ISLANDTON IM>TS. Dear Mr. Editor:^ # • •<. The faruicrH around nearly through planting. May .1. 15»15.—-The of thin aecttoo are verv ^ need of rain now. although. General Green la going ahead iu ,l °* are neiM ^ n K rplte of the dry weather. - Quite an enjoyable ringing was given nt Mr. H. I*. Martin’* Sunday afternoon lart. Mesrra A. E. Hudson and C. A. Rev. Walter Illack tilled, hi* regu lar appointment at Peniel Sunday morning. He preached a verv able and interesting- sermtirt. The peanut shelling at R. \V> Sin- Thursday afternoon from a:P.O to sentence to life imprisonment. 1: *5:30. at which time fruit ices will been stated that Governor Pla- again he served those present. Th | on D f Georgia has received ove. Caamire freezer is something new flfter , n lhousand letter from OV( . r in the of ice cream freezers th tlie u nlted S , a( es i n behalf of Frank L.V Please remember that th* n* h- oi ly one .T. I’: St or* in town and we take chickens and eyes in’try’* r v J) . \\ alterboro and will doubtless prove son ,^ asking that he be pardoned. some asking for commutation:-y i^-.l a very useful article. PUMPING STATION NOW RUNNING AT.-NIGHT. some asking that governor let the case stand as It Is. Frank lost hir last appeal last we n k when thp -Tni*- The pumping station, used to fur* ed States Supreme court denied him nlsh wnter for the town of Walter- the privilege of a new trial, boro, is having to b« run part of — \ the night now in order tp furnish the town with water.' The summe- •season having come on the people seem to use more water than hereto for ,v . and up until a few \jo«ks ago the tank could he filled fn a. fev hbur;-. The pump nc.w runs from eirJy morning until nearly midhigo* ns the need may be. It will b.> o .l” a matter of a few days, however, before bids will be opened for the new pumping plant and work w tP Martin attended the pindar shelling >ath * Saturday night .was enjoyed at Mr William Kinard’s last Satur- b y “N P r «* n ‘ Th ^ were n,n ^ ,w ‘ day. night was Palmer Hudson and Ix’Ta and three girls, also Mr and Rradic Martin. Mrs. A. B. Sineath. ,• A largo crowd attended the tn**- Hodges of Lodge preached mortal ?i* IlfK-tor’s Greek last Thurs- a .. fine s"rmon at < ross Swamp nt day. It is believed eight hundred 11:30. and at Mo-cile at -3:30 in the persons were prennt and hll seem ‘d afternoon. / to enjoy themselves. * ^l r - Alt»ert Murdough of Island- Mrs Martin Hurk of Savannah. i°n paid Miss Lee Pplk a call Sun Georgia L sponding some time with day night. May 2nd, and Mr. Joseph relatives here. Polk and Berry Polk visited tho^soon begin on Same J.iisK’S latura h’Htl ‘Vergia Kinsey home of Misi Maggis Polk and Mr Gary Griffin*amended the Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Sineath visited singing at Mr. H. P. Martin's Sun- theNiome of Mr. and Mrs. C. davi(fte r noon last. ' '\ x * Murdaugh Saturday night last! Mr. L M Martin attended Sunday Mr J. D. Polk called to s-e Mies school a ? Doetors Gre A Sunday last. ' Pet Polk the third Sunday ajtpr- Misse; Maud and Uniee Padgett. ' noon, of Snidw*. attended the memorial* Bro Hodges dined with Mr W. E at Dorotnj Greek Thursday U»t. Polk Sunday last Meyarv W'Hlle Saunders and Geo. 1 Mr and Mrs. J. B. Polk dined with Kinsey \ sited Mr. H. R. Hudson 4 ^ their son-in-law. Mr P O. O'Quinn Sunday ■aftwrnoo.n last. Miss Suale Breland and Misg Erie Crosby was the guests of .Miss My r- th*. Marlin a few day* ago. . v Omega Glow n. / •. Whooping Gough, “About a year ago my three bo-’s had whooping cough and I found ! Chamberlain's Gough Remedy th only one that would r-lb vt (herr'* coughing and whooping spells. I eon finned this treatment and w as'sur prised to find that if cured the jlis- * ease in a very short time.” wfirc f> * . / Mrs. Archie Dalrymple. Grook'.lUp. Ohio. For sale by all dealers 'i’i’lis will fc * a great help to the low n.^as lots o' water is now used to water garden G. and sprinkle the streets with For Ford AutjxmobM'’s and Ford repairs, see \Rfzor & Ayer Waiter- boro. SJ. tf. Colonial Theatre ' ’ (g Wa!terboro> New Moving Picture Show is now open f^r business, showing daily pictures of the best quality to l>e found anywhere. The pictures we show can not bo beat, in any of the larger cities of our state. Three‘•eels shown at each performance. Always something to niake you laugh. Don’t fail to see them when in town. The price of admission is ten cents to everyltodv AFTERNOON AT 7. :3d. NIGHT AT 8:3rt. 0 SATURDAY AFTERNOON 3:3*. Colonial Theatre .z GFE^S BROS., OLD STAND. JACKSONHORo IM»TH. y Kate' Hov^elf returned to her hoc )P | n WavncsvilK N G. on- Fri day last. M-in Milligan Padgett is spending a whl>s In,Charleston Mr. and Mrs M. J. River* and chHdmn of Rldgnland were tb** gue«aaof Mr and Mr*. J. R P Fox on Ttigaday. We gre glad to have Mr. and Mr*. K O. Reynolds among u*. havipg vtov<*d la their new home here ,© Mondhy.j’ ^ - . Ml** Eanaie Howell week end In Charleston Mr. C. W. Butler. Mr*. Tena Ol eon. Mr Otis Belget and Mr* J. R P. Fox and chiljHen snent Friday iu Walterboro. had a delightful trip In Mr. BuMer** machine Mr Raymond Reynolds and Theo dore ft pell returned Monday * »ft«*r Sunday. Mr. Ben Frank Murdaugh and Miss Uentz visited the home oj Mr. R. W Sineath Sunday afternoon about three o'clock. Misses Bertha Lee and Pet Polk, also Mr, W P. Conm-lly attended preaching- at Peniel Sunday morn ing. and dined at the home of Mr and Mr* R W Sineath. ^ ‘ * Mr and Mr*.-J. G Polk. Jr., dinoc with Mr H. P. Sineath Sunday. H. pNsineat> and family attend ed preaching at PenM Sunday last. Mr. tV*Hle D»*mpsev of Hampton paid Mr. Lawrey Godlcy a flying visit Saturday and Sunday Jast. Mr Moss Uentz vislled- the horn of^Mr J. B. Polk Sunday night last. •\|fent Hu Mr. K. L Godlpy took Misses Lu- 'ca* and Vinltla C.odl'*y to Peniel tb 'preaching Sunday last. 1 If thi* ''scapes the waste basket jwe will write-again, and something ■: more interesting * . Two Violets. pleasure among old r'day cr so friend.*. We are glad to have Mr. Otl* !>!- ger ijj out; midat. when our motor .■mra and autos break down we ran call on i.im for help' / An o! d broken down Ford on the road side Bear Jackson boro, we *d- vise tha owner to coma and bitch nnlea to It. . To Drive Oat Malaria And BalM Up Tha System Taka the Old Btcadard-GROVE’S TASTBLBSS chill TONIC. Yon know what yea are taking, as the formula is S ated on every label, showing it is iahie and Iron Tn a tasteless form, e Quinine drives out malaria, the Iron builds up the system. 50 cents t'olleton schools are foremost in their work In the state. Mina Hite. * / * - 1 who recently visited here, liked them so well sht is returning here again. ,/ \/ [1. WE HAVE A LARGE UNE OF THE suns \ * -* 4 ^ ' in all colors, such as Cream, Grey, Blue and Cream Striped— And we have them in all sizes for Stout, Tall and Regular Size Men. / '* ' X ^ c # * y We also have the Palm Beach Oxfords, Hats, Caps and 1 Belts to match'the Palm Beach Suits. TheH.W. A. S. KARESH, Mgr. .. 7 / S y. X X / fe-