Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/' X X X fi j - V v • IS ’f . v - PAGE POUR. THE PRESS AND STANDARD WEDNESDAY, JULY 7,19? 5 The Press and Standard iam. AKD STAlfDARD, INC. • • • • • • < >••••• • • 0 M W. W. 8MOAK Editor Mgr. F. L.'MORROW, Aaaectot« Editor. S matter. at the postodBce. I. C.. aa second c Widter- clasi mail , MCBSCRIPTIOX RATEH. Oae Yror •, .-. r . Btz IdOBthe .i.k....^. ......* .AO Months .R5 for the stockholders. In truth It was never Intended to be and evepr stockholder contributed •of his means without any expectation of receiving returns in cash . divi dends. But not one of tbe stock- folders can have any cause to com plain. for they have been factors in building up this essential to proper development of tbe county. The time for the next meeting of tbe fair, is approaching and prepa rations will doubtless be made in the near future for staging the big- Test fair ever given in Colleton county. Let 'every citizen ip the county begin to- get rea»jy for. this faTr and arrange to' «end an-exhibir Ui ■ r.nd attend every day. REMITTANCES. ' All checks and drafts should be drawn In favor of the Press and WIIKHi: TO <;o TO rOl.LEfiK. | One of the most important ouesy Look at the printed label on your | H°ns a >•'»«*>* man. or a young wom- paper. The date, thereon shows : an ever has to deride it he or seh when tbe subseription expire*. For- jfah go to /•ollegi', i«j “vh«ri fhall. ward your money in ample time-for renewal. Xotiee date on label eare- fnlly. and if not correct please no tify ns at once.' I go to college?" There are many consideration*,, mo so roa things to infjtseiirf one that it hard to decide where to »n. Hu so Subscribers desiring the address ; g , Ion whi( . h ,., u h?VP „ , )Par ; •t thetr paper charged, will please j nR Qn xt] -,r x future - life in a state in their ronimunlratlcn both tho old and the new addresses. < "Get acquainted with your neigh bor—you might like him.”’ , X .. r- i * • • : The- Sheriff's office in Colleton stem* to le* motile "plum” judging by the number of y Airly candidates. % ' The day for woman's suffrage in South tyroHoa i* not far uisfant- Miss Juanl'a 'ft'vile has been elected a member of the exvcutiva commit tee of the South Carotins Vr* - 'Association. *. .. . • ——x Congrat ul itloii - to A. W !iuigia v Col. t: h Ault an». a* Uttk Geo. V. nrun.-on on tie ir. rejoin in q Tit ose edit OPS it a v e marked degreej-hat one HthonM - rive to ntnki* a cartful and wtae choice. There can be no hard a:j ! fa -t rile for deciding this matter, but in a genera! way. if one v.»:i ooserve the kind of citizen a college tttrii< out, the desirability of that tolleg** as a plate to send one’s uoy or gfrt. can usur.My' It* deferwiit.**(i. < >f course, one must ron*(tl«*r tit- ex- r use, if To-t i* a consjd>-ation, l.rt few dollars difference In to r should not play tcc Importrn.C c part in shaping onei’s deeisJoh. The fonowing point!? have be r. v • > * '• uggf ’t d e.s O'-- nti.fl: PERSONAL. If * #**••«»»**•#•« * * • R. D. Cart or . and J. M Crosby were in WaRerbora yesterday, hav ing come over for - a otssiness trip from Ruffin. o' ##* Hr D. Padgelt. Jr., president--(^4 the' Rank of Ruffin, was- in town vesterdav.on a,bu.«Tne;;3 trip. #** !!. G. Galloway; ofc Columbia, spending a few day ; in Walt* rtn 10, having j?ome over to relieve W. K. iton'es- vts expic'*.* rgenr, who is ofi for a ve’l earned ••h'.attcn. • • • Mr. in 1 Mrs. 1. T. Po?k. of Hand ton. "ere in ti.i' 'it" M-aV-ia . ^Isv- ing come down t o attc-.ru lit* ptoui- bitjon meeting here. They wer* ibo guests of Mr. Polk's daughter, .Mr*. C. T. Cui imings.' Mr: B * Polk ntates that he u gJ-.Mg*.:.- natt r of .‘-t'te.fjng the.race for s'aerp: - .. t'sHebm county county career con sideration anil th.it he ras ha*! much encouraccm-t)t #o for to make the race.: Ho- Las not yet decld- d. .’ V. J.. Jon-**, of SmoSks. wav, S.: t.nvn ilbntlsy. being an ir.tcn't if -’ttendani upon the pohibitiou. rail} itere Monday. * * * Timothy Hardin. St \Vinn.s- I . boro a young d'-mist. i>* expect- -' here* tomorrow for the purpose, of conferring with Hr. 11. \V. Black or ti;e proposition qf locating here. Ur. Hardin is a recent graduate and ha* just passed ’the State Board exami nation successfully. P. Rogo-doW'exports to* leave tr I a few days for the north where l goes to purchase Roods for his ^tor .-!■* firmDf c'pbel A: Bogoslow. sthe !K-n»det*. each p]u« ked a "clii and prl Mr. and Mrs. it. H. ’.Vi.it* and A\ K. Willif, foru^d an ad?o ‘pTty | Monday lo attend the p iH)hib|t;or. “J. W * re there are aMf rr.-ijially in W.tlt. rhors. * " $ * * con set rr.jetl professors. June p ach '6f"ttif Mpj t Itey I!; e :c>- , • .. To a college ft- prominc^c :^id strength -comeptent facult- and adequate equipment. •* 3. Religious and moral ideals • hould be cherished. ('ongralulatihvS to Wm. Banks the new p rest den tN^f the Sq,utli t'aro- lina Pre?s Assoeiatlofi. Big. joval. 'well'known; and o,ie of- the b&i posted men in the State on her people, pa^l and present, he w ill prove S avatuable and efficient T>f ficer of tlte association. But wc shall miss Kd ftet'amp who lias served out 'his time as pre«UIent. 4. All. things Vlrtg•cqua! ro a qoUege within the State 5. If preference be given •Lurch college then to r co»* a.- one’s own church. SOME l\< RHAsE THIS Thai South <'.!rolinn lug along tl.c Hm »>■ farrhsu^ yield of \yhe pa*• >< it^ . Hi Ik' S' uu rai- < d L fofi.to'o hitshel- aPd ! *» , ; pou-.M.u-ii.d i 1 •.*! 4 fh * - ''I- w! : ! “ -t- mvers'tU' tti. ri by th- it' r> a. • 1 and eats d.irksv the j i "t-’afolin ■.[/ Of wll- : /I f o;:!s. In !s l! , ) ' 1 '/’■><> | ' ' 1 • net . . I ‘ A TALK rt» "WEEKI.V" EIHTOKs The v editor of® The Press and StnUdr^d 41<h*s tmt wish to pose as a paragon, not- to assume the role of a self-appointed critic. Far from it. but we d«i wish to arouse <>ue brethren' of the ‘‘Country week) ” new spTp«r 'th'at newspaper whlv.t '• u,.)</■ i. closi'st -nt.ii! w .'h til m <>!•;'. an*?- liicli •' . !!. t:*- r :'o: cjld :i'\ <•.•«; i'-v .--rt:tl it. l-t'-.i.---,—*t- -1 :-! V-.cpi to tr.akp more lablo .-«>-sir. and Mrs. E. \ T-rry of V.u \ ill,., are spending ;v few dayj* town iis th'* guests of Mrs. Perry 4* mother, Mr-. E. f.. Lucas. Mr. ! r- :y t* bookkeeper for the yartn.il!- lisirdware i'o. • • • . r *- Dr. B. Luke Padgett, of Hast" Fla., who is visiting hi* motile*. M:*' Rosa Padgett at Snioaks. wa s T n Walterboro yrslerdav. He was m eompanied by his sister's hushaftd John W. Kinsey. • • • Mr- nd Mrs. P. L. Molloy. ot Charleston, came up \yith Mis* Belle \\i*' s coat Friday afternoon to snend a few day* with Mr. and Mrs. (i. t.’. Rr-own. ,They returned' Monday af ternoon. • • • C p n Mrs. fr. ZaUn has gone north to spend a few weeks in pleasure and , I * Peerless Patterns Try the Peerless Seam Allowing Patterns once and you will always use it. * T'J'Hi—l^cli***-* ^kij t. . < lit J-t ‘-iy! to d.’t jr-!m-s uai-t nn aoui. >|<Niitt!o •*!/• requires 4} !-yj >unL > '•M» iucTt muteihil. ■ I ' h ■■ f t atte: n l.*» «?T\t-. Our August Fashion Book will show you all the latest designs in ladies’,’Misses and Children’s Dresses, Shirtwaistsf Skirt:* w* Etc. ' ■ •; ' : J Come and get the Latest Fashion Sheet At Our Bargain Counter ^ ' ' • ' r ( *.l This week v/e , will continue Skirts on- our Bargain Counter. For Rare Bargains give this Counter your consideration. These Skirts Range in price from 35 cents to $5.00. • ; • v ' * . ' —* ’ • • ' • < • ^ For the latest in Ladies’ and Men’s Palm Beach Suits, Hate, Etc, See Us. A 1 r*u*' WE ARE THS LEADERS B. LEVY, Manager. on busitiei's. .Mr-. Zat’n will pur- \ in town Saturday .for a visit of • : j of II:i:-tU)2/tI:'...■ < chase fall goods fol their store wbile { week to relatjiv -s in and near Wnl- *ives i < r/thwn. - away. | terbore. He is-a son of Mr. a'nfi i ^ /• •• .. . , . , jl f XMr. atfu .urs. D. i . L. I' 'T yesteri)u>' tor Sullivnii. - 1 \vh« • • H T ‘ Mrs.* A. Beach, and t'apt. and Mrs. G. Wi W,aj ; : of Ml. ! 5oed in bis Floivitlu home. Carmel, \tt-re in Walterboro Mo4td.iv i — is taki attending the prohibition raity. They lined with Dx.' and Mrs. BL.c';. . / • * • Mr civile WUHe Beach- Hastings, Fla., arrlv- • • • J. T. ilnhon lias gone to ( oiimv- ' * I bia to spend a few da--.-, visiting •relatives. Hr! j •’ ••• Mr?j Laurie Beach and childryri. Mrs. liters will. sp» weeJvs while oftv alesi ing :■ rc/ent operation. Mr.* F < --.V ;'tur»; the latter part of • J. W. (Jmsby and yun-iint Maud, ef Himin,’ were in ti •> ^ day ior g hri<K visit. -*i.. i’ We r/iu ! I X X i / / noETF.Il U FJ t ttME It' HIIV. SC ».• r The Press apd SfaX'-'l tii weltomt? Hcv. and/J*rs. F, SJtroeief to Wu1l.r». : - iU *^1 ‘ j young tuinistcr and his family come | front tl.c good rtbl rtatti of Vlrginit to the equally/good old state’ of South Carolina,- and we trust they shall have/tto enuse •ever H* regret- the r-hnneY In resideltca This is a fine field for the efforts of thi*I minister, tmd we trust he , sh-i’K f'j’d 'M* labors r.»«indan*iy tWgrtlwtl. We trust and believe ybat he Is po-s« «ed of abundant ''energy,and ortg'nality. and tint the servlc, he" cond’ut vl'all Pc'* l.tck Ih forcl . i ltaracttr and int-res . ^ As a chainpior of the coed, t’.cj puic. ''the* trtib, and &s*iut ova of til- aipUf! o' I lie COmtUArtitty. only reRgiously but teiYpor ,,W>l;.br. - It in? Tit- L.i’it'j/f rul .tin.;, tin p. t. -ry a iiicft come 1 • -ex.-hah*;*- mbit', .p.l .-a.i ! ail::': . op the !'.:t<:< t of t! L..... I those fift-Mv .ftewvpap.-- hi. h are vy^rtli whde in Vh- ir t uUnities ;a !.t.*li sta\jd fyr *»,*:. * ■ ’hing in HtVrials-whi- phut fvr Ihc growth 0 r it.ir to was hud count- whlth cover the new? held of their cohnnuniti* Jtomr of them are ' v "’ n * W "pateb^ outflde” and fonte .t.octn uA he '“patent" all ov< r. What is/fh ' matter, brethren^ Is thf Xhing too good till* summer? .\\> are thinking of a neighbor ing .county's newspaper, edited. Ac • know, by one of tlte State's'^>ralni- ii y- / \ A st and biggest men. \J \ flue op i - ! te rn e tunity to get/some of iY- "prrtuhs m tits” hi■fSirq a great audiene* 'very xyd'k- and y*‘t he rebloc; has in t/kftorial. ail tire to. g. t out good vfeekty wptCpc-es Is .not/kle in many v ise* tq hick of M^iptre-H but*' to la: k o' j onercXatid ■ atht's»n*m. f«tr th< % s' * 1 work and a ire t * aclii-a e.. What a ■>!*! f<;“; ;.’v v-eckkcf u"WM/av-rs * 1 tower .Fout.h. v .,Car.i- > A OF WALTERBORO 7 / ' / •' ‘ / jp. .... * / ■ , . * - __ / Member Federal Reserve Bank /. A / \ n i:\Ttu\ A riKFU \M* HHitT and ifuu! ;rV"' o, ; j- ks v » TV., t’r Sp<t U.»retook oct a to.n t-» coi; ;;K-ut c l tofXl.'* upon Cae of m'iius u WeItcflsit * aptl the uunti*'f qjKchurelies <b>sed. - At th:tf tihve / thic Met^odh t church, the Catholic chatKd and thP’ P* ntecostal flolineit*'< were the .only place* for worship! open. i*ime'then the Baptist church, ha* arranged for services every Thursday evening, and the Episco pal church has a new rector. This leaves only the Presbyterian church witho«t a regular pnstoL and nego tiation* are being conducted with a view to securing 'he service* of n ftastar for this church f The Pres* and Standard I* glad vV';C, *t ? >*. brethren. ayd'N'lcC* our p..:t of S'-uth ■ CiroHnA [again in the fore-front. What civ ,’oti. ti-.. / * * t j.*-. (}nar an. 11 '-raid. Scn- Pi *:ple, Facie. »?.* . *•? " <.['11 'n;t your ivir.ned st ar .••tj'd. got out l - r at" n* wsp.vt'cr*. .} ott 1 a’c ■ tk** MtUity get tho inclfttallon. » <Inr Wtw-kly Thought. Be strong! ’ . We are not here jo play, to- dream, , to drift: We,have hard work to do and loads to lift; . ' - ^hun not the struggle- race IP: 'tis ' God's gift - , jC . of the N'esre Ha|HM‘ti« 'With I’*. There 1* a dearth of tttterestlnK local and county new* this week, and in lieu thereof The People f* pup- llsliiitg for the benefit of its readers, j'te.—The tlarnwell People. , • . Want*, "tliawlestoa" T.-uiglit. to he ablf tpre'ohiment upon this re turn to gfrdtee on ,the part of t churches, and'tve desire to cal to the attention of' 'looker ttfpjrrta burg Journali and ITio|XtPieken* 1 mge know what is meant by such qbntsucl.t ' „-,j* ^ >* (talk as "Shee.ereb. site *reb! How. .. ,t9tl ron. sWreemp."—Columbia The Bgjfvendty is intited to es- itablish -a'-chalt.of Charleston lah- “W’gpage so Aimt visitors to "the city" sna L *ii'■ THE Ct)|.|.ET<k\ COl’Xff FAIR. . Qne - of the agencies doing most for the upbufidfhg'. ot county along agricultural and indua trial line* ik the . CoIVton County Fair. , There have been .many* things to' discourage the promoter* of th+s fiar. and it has not been a paying Record. ** AH of tK“ Utw-foupfry h"s not .. iguno to the bow-wow< Out of ?e x . . . . 0,1 1* n ease* tried in Walterboro last- wedk. theje ,wcre' five oonvie- tlons If Charleston woul* make such a record toe law enforcement/she Avunld raise herself eonsiderabK' ij; the estimation of the. upper ftarf - of the State. -^-Edgefield Advertiser.'. •y ■. X = X /X X Resources at Close of Business June 30th _\ Firat National Bank, Richmdttd Federal Reserve Back ,, . ■ ' • • '■. x All Federal Reserve Banks, (12) $ 164,3$2.07 . o * X/ $ 16,574,634.58 $381,456,000.00 . / X V good Bank to do Business /y. • •• < . v j’" with. will Sav- x * X Interest at 4 per cent from July 1st . X * \ y • v y' s ' ■ . .. . , . . . , ., v .r x x *r ■a., X V \ V r LA jS ,