Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V* r• ' 'i » . * THE PRESS AND STANDARD -WEDNESDAY. JULY 21. / ilito iledii^ions ON ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK FOR CASH ONLY ' The H. W. Cohen Store » * m*** { ■ Q* This is the Eighty-Seventh Year for •». * Buist’s Garden Seeds New Crop Turnip Seeds Just In : We Recommend v IIuImiV lmprov*“«l Purplr Top Y«*llo» KutM Hhkm—Thin i* the largest and moat productive Kuta Baga known; ' v ' ^ , there ia no variety which haa gain-’ . **d’ a greater reputation throughout ' the entire country than BUIST'S , , ■„ ' . Improved; It «*annot toe too higly reconimepded, and no aort wilt pro- duce aiich handa^mely formed roots or greater yield; It has*an exeeed- i . Ingly abort neck, ia very aolid, of ' a beautiful orange or amber color, with a handsome purple top. and ia / . the result of many V^ars of cifreful selection. '■ ■ 1 ;.: # . JJ Try our Mixed Variety Turnip JJ Seed for your Fall Garden. Now is the time and this' is the place for Turnip Seeds, « # #' -# ###*** * COURT HOUSE * , # ****«**•*•**** ****i**** * 1 . > M. *#*##**« HherlfpH Office. Sheriff J. D. Ackerman has com piled the following figurea tq aho.v what haa been done in the way of ' law enforcement on the part of the magistrates in the county. He haa had reports from 7 of these and the | totals of warrants Issued and served | >s shown by the reports are as fol- | Iowa; Inquests held, 2; trespass. 2: poll tax. 6; larceny. 10‘; search war rants. 3; obtaining goods under false pretense. 3;, wife desertion. l:-.car- rying concealed weapons. 7; trans porting whiskey, 6; vagrancy and poll tax. 69; house breaking. 3; disposing of property under lien. 1; * PERSONAL. *%#*«■*• ^. •#***»* \ O. W. Sweat of Hendersonville, had busiqeas in town Monday. R. D. Tarter, oi Ruffin, was among those in Walter'ooro Monday. W. II. Yarn, of Smoaks; was among those in town Monday, hav ing run over from lira. Creek where •he attended services on Sundav. Hon. A. C. Sanders, of Ritter, has gone, to Balsam. V. where he will spend several weei.\» enjoving ithe cool air and sptihg -.yater qf this assault and battery, 10; gambling j' re ® ort »: house breaking, .,3; disturbing / V V Hein’s Drug Store it EVERYTHING THE BEST K Phone 31 for your Drugs X.t X v /V s k T . IIVFUnT „ , - 1 religious worship. 2; misdemeanors. 10; violating dspensary law. 25: | breach of trust. 1; disorderly con duct. 8. Making a total of warrants issued and served of»184. from Jan.! .1, to July!. The following Is the reports re ceived from magistrates: - { : .x. M. Reeves—2 Inquest; 2 poll tax;’ 3 larceny. 2 search warran 4 : 1 obtaining goods under flase pre tenses; 1 for wife desertion. H. F. Tpwles—2 petty larceny: 1 carrying concealed weapons; ! transportation ot whiskey; 3 tres- .oass;_l disposing of property under jlien: 37 vagrancy and poll tax: sent {convicts to the chaingang 1,545 Idays v H. Hodge—l violation of the Sabbath; 1 assault and battery; -'4 transporting whiskey: 2 Irespass. 27 poll tax and vagrancy; 3 gamb ling; 1 house^, breaking;*' 1 dis turbing religious worship. Sent to chain gang, convicts. 81d days. L. K. Hill—2 assault and batterv: misdemeanor. • Returns not com- flfete, W. N. Jones—1 petit larceny j 4 carrying concealed weapons; 2 'vio lation of dispensary law; 1 obtain ing goods under false pretenses; 1 disturbing religious worship. ill. VV. Hudson—3 assault wRh inteyit to. kill: 1 • ejection: 1 breech »f trust: 1 poll tax: 2 larceny; 1 search warrant. * \ H. J. Givens—2 violation of the dispensary law : i noli tax: 1 obutlr fnt goods under falae pretens.?; disorderly c.ifnduct; 2 hoiKC b^eak- ing. J. H. Porcher. of Bluffton was | among the visitors to ‘Walterboro last week, being a visitor at Hotel \!bert. as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rentz. 11. E. Hast. Hfin left today for Nor way to visit his brother./3. H. Easb- erlin. whom h> has opt seen for ten years. He* will also visit his sister. Mrs. Reed, at North before his re turn. •Dr. L. M. Strickland, of Smoaks. was in town Tuesday having come down with his brother. Thas. Herry Strickland. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo *S. Strickland while here.' Hon. Jas. E. Peurlfoy was in Beau fort this week, attendin'; court which is ia session there. Mr. Peu- rifoy is acting solicitor for his broth er, John. w;ho is spending t|je rum mer In Loomis.' N. Y.-*- \ X Mrs. B. Lew. accompanied by her son. P. Bogoslow. has gone to New York, where they will purchase goods for their stores. They lef^fl Sunday and will be awn;.\for weeks. - ' ‘X / . / Mrs. H. Zalln. who has bf'en^liorth j frr several veeks. purchasing fallf g »ods for their stope/has returned. I Mrs. Zalln rw; orts^Fomc Excellent Ipwrchasts. md a^goo l time soclallv $ 1 v hiie away. went t. \vk v York. Baltimore Woshingtcd;. Closing Out OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF TRUNKS and BAGS X FOR CASH If yoa ever expect to use a trunk, suit case or bag, it w ill pay you it now. - SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Furniture Go. to get V J. E. Bryan -4 assaruit -vHh in- M. (Jc Rixers. iiis fr'>-nd< will rr to kill: t’,'nptfXd': renny; 2 car- i gref/to lo-rn. went to Charleston: rving comc’! d v^capous; 2 viola-;'^mday afternpon for th- p.urporp r !■ Han of disprrsi^ky lutf:: 1 trc-pass: j <n*ing to the hospBa’ •: r nq opera-i “'-dUlosing ofvpro-perty und«r liep^j tion. • This wag performed Tiiesda •* *. vagran ; 6 r>i»ll tax: C. fi^amhUdg: i -nd he i> eet.tng on well - following j 10 mi; deipeanoiX Sent 28 >usrs to it. ' i j the ooisrt ot general sessiqx v ii n<t — < v cenvijt^ tptk* chaingang X J. I» ACKERMAN X Slarifr. .t I* (Jlover, i I fit. of Edm.sfion. The fojjdjwnf !e«*rrX j-; I • ing mail'd )/> every .trustee in-ihe conn- ‘ ‘v prgfha'theni to'!.>e present at.the | Mr. nine ting called- b,y Supt. Siri kland , > h for MomluVi* \::s"-: 2. to organize j vm ' a co'infv trus/ees association: W.ilf- rl>dro. S. r., 6 ‘ly 24. lair,. Dear Sir: A tHiefine of all t)ie trustee ^nf rherima'hm the XoOnty.'Js herebv- called f»’• MoHdvy. August 2, It* 15. to be held i at the (‘own Mouse for th n Mifiios*' fX" organ :it.B fh'* trustees into a I I'oHntk Trustees^. A' !, wi(i*ie-T. Vo - s^nr toi s o*. i< e an ear h r corn taken i from his field-of terf acr< . \v1;< h h s.i'X i i v«ry . fine this ' if D*. pohleq dent vnrifty. and is om | of the largest FOf» here.'it being ;;! mo.tt a foot it length." 1 M' - < . n W X.: .it:.. r •! NOTHING BUT BARGAINS V AT FRANK’S The Charleston Surprise Bargain House y ”' ■ •»‘ r A' « • « • 4T - Please take notice that our well known. Mr. J. Frank t . * X~ *• ^ is in the northern markets buying stock for the fall. r * He reports that he has secured.a thrge lot of Indies dresses from one of New York city’s biggest manufac turers. He states in his report that he. has had these goods sent on for immediate sale, which will offer as the biggest bargains that Colleton county has ever seen. As usual, we sell -more goods for less money and better goods for the sa m e money. y ■ JUST THINK OF IT! SOME OF OUR SPECIALS: v Ladies fine dresses, regular value $1.50 and $2 Q0. our sale price i. * ;./... aOc Ladies dressets, regular value $1.50 and $2( sale price M ! c Ladies fine white embroidered dresses, a bargain at $2 5 ) our sale price .. • • 98c Best 25c coffee on the market, our sale price lOc Best8c and 10c Apron checked gingham, sale price . Yellow Homespun, 36 in. wide, value 8c. our sale price .m- Silk Cropc-de-ehines, value 50e and 75e, sale price • A 2.’»c All other goods reduced accordingly. XX ‘ ’Piei.-e rerr.eftiber that we can prove everythin;; v* advert i e. ^ / ' . j / - Ever:- day i< bargain day at. The Charleston Surprise Bargain House - f • * p J. FRANK. MAiucir. _ NEXT DOOR TO 'EXPRESS OFFICE. Watch.,this space for next week’s ad. c. yinmi! tb*'. l.vt^r pert n r tiif' •'!’*. W.bhniaii i mmh x« ,- ’’qv*'(l frr W : ! fr T'tig-i-t- v ? uorp i'Jt, j't SI ! orD vf MPx J I. v iN vtf frrm 'S t'.xnr.; ?, * \ • - hj’ ' calb'l to ,nt^‘Tnl Th<* ^ur. Tal of in r urn l»*. G. B Wintlf y w tuy ilft-rl :h* r<* Friday aftonioou. an.d Aviis liurior! Sunday. Mr. Wha:'* ' \ 4 »(roth- * r of Hon T. 15. Whatlo *. iff !:irly P.ram !: and of Mrs. . liontz' mothor. A «ard from John If. tV-umfov, #r** mjHpd and ’urgralTo l> f ' prfasent j Ths-s isX most importanf matt* r and j.in orfaiBcation'such as this has 1 tiofio nnn b Apr fh»* scbotds ;ml fd'« Ti"ar'>.>nal in.H»r**^ts of othor tountii*?. rolloton (oijntv iuusf not bo n Ma i.- ■’u tl'f mattor' of Xdm ation. and \ Mnc of tho mm*-', lo .d -sou.--’ ’ tains .itt - coo-i I o - ’' -hat lii* phy-* . tho ti*»ds of tin*- si'botvbj will 1m* of i ;ins ! 'l. I^oomjs. N. A., v. ho-o h** ?r« at h**lp at tin* l.ecit rt.ng of *h* sn^gdim: tis- sunitnot }tat,> 'hot srhool * - Siat“ .Suporint' ud* v nt sound a 5- a iV>'lar. Ho v Hi of EdtioaMo.a, J E. SwerrinX^w tn rHl ' ,rn rTtt.n r a 1ott‘*r to m.o ftatod that It* tbonght * tliorouftlilv .strong ag.t'n ' iMowinc tbo mattpr of' organizing tho Irnr- ‘ ,n of an illitosy lasting nior-a • os “eminently vv'mo” and lw> has ‘ than a year. * • • • '■' 1 r■ AT THE- 4tH*ONlAI. \ The speoiijV feature of last night. Robin Hood, which waa enjoyed hv a large audience at the roionial. Other feature* are scheduled tor next •.week. / Friday there will l>e shown an Eclectic (oiiH*dy in three parts. “A World Without Men.” in which 3 - ^iaterii vow eternal celibacy,'but It ends as is usual in their all Retting Next Tuesday evening there will he shown ‘The Train of the- Law.” • pa melodrama staged In thrpo part - >. the scenes being laid in \U>xicd. This is i| Western drama and carries wijli it a (harming love story married. This is sur to prove amus ing. «ked for place on the program for w tills me'- ing. He will, xpe—'forc, Meredith Woliinz. *v ho is cotmect- b<> present and- make ,an add,-ess »•(! with the large busic.eoN of ntp» - <);|ier good speakers have been se- Ayer In .Olar spent some day’s afs mred .and we shrilp exp*-, n full end this week In Walferr-ro. and then free discussion of nil matt rs by the went on to the Isle of Palms to trustees of all the schools of ifils spend his vacation He is the olde«t countv. 4 - son of Rev. J. W. Welting, ami came' I am making a perkonafl appea 1 on a visit to the parsonage, to each and every trustee in the Letnpns, X X, ; I C - - -x- .1 Specials JPbr July n ... / 15c per t* */ r Vi Cofree* yX I()c pervj.outx! Indies’ Hose X. 5c pci pair ju. Men's Hose 5c per p 'it* iT Embroidery, was 5c y now U- \aid I Indies’ Shoes, regular $2.25, $2.50, 83.00 and $X5< > \ 1 , at $K7T», $1.85, $2.00 and $2.25. See us before buying elsewhere. L. E. “The Cheap Store.” • PHONE NO. 17-X. ’ Frank von Sprecken. engineer for the Atlantic Coast Line Rallnoui , company, was ^n Walterboro this * wex'k, having come o\er p* consult* with the’Dy>ard Construction i>oni-' pany in reference to crossing the railroad’s right of way velth their sewerage pfpe. Mr. von Sprecken has• headquarters at Savannah." Ho was accompanied by Mrs. von Spr.-n. | dVne—Kills pain, ken and little child. Gor. county to be present at this meeting, and - 1 urge you to begia now mak ing preparations to be pfceseut. The m"elfrig will be called at ll;Oft oTlock. and wm want vou present at that hour. We shall‘not wiit on yourTiTrhe there promptIV. In the name of humanitv and> for i t n ||.f>odge railroad bolweet; the good of your boys and giVls be I j» oril i an ,t Wiggins present and l«t us plan for the best 1 ! vear eve^ held In the schools of »he .county". ' "• , t?* o Respecrfullv. ’HUGO S.‘ 8TRICKL/ NO Prful Walter, ot Stock’s station was in town Monday. Air. Walter recently purchased the stock of goods T.. K. ’ Buchanan had in the - low country, and is running a gen eral merchandise store at that point. Stock ls“a smaB station on the Hil- Gceen H ('oantv Superi:itendent of fion. W. M - Godley. Jr., of IsFandton. whs in Waltcrhoro Tuesday. Mr. fiodh-y stat-es that tin* crops, while F lurn j ho! a>* good in his section ns thev . wer^ J/ist year are' better than it_ • ’ • was f-xpe. 1*4, tl:ev would ’ He* Antiseptic.- Ano- says there are r»rtain farmi ts Ihere fctops putrefac-' who h ' ••* as r.ied i tops as , tb*\. ♦ * l-.l9-4m lever had. but that mo t_of them have been considerably damaged by the excessive rains. s W. B. Smoak. of” Smoaks,• w.as- in WaltCrboro Tuesday afternopQ ^ind night. Mr. Smoak is a farmer and merebani of the Sn'-qaks section. .His dwelling ,waa bdrived several months ago and he has jheen ^eq- gaged since in rebirilding. "llis new dwelU.ng w ill be ready for^oct upant y n the near* future. , • the day. Mr. # Bartless came over on account of the death of ( apt. Tracy, but received the summons too late to reach Walterborp in time for the funeral. His step-mother. Mj Hartleys was (^ajy^xTra*y’s sister. Misses Caroline, Kate and 6 Lor; :*• S. BartU*ss. who i*’ enjoying a camp at Bay Point, near Beaufort *4me to Walterboro .‘Saturday for Rentz. and Miss EdrI ■ and !’ nder of Ehrahrdt. were \ismr : '3.C tlie homes of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bisiiop and Mr. and Mrs. J\ M. M - Kenzie last week They returind ’a their home, after a delightful v"i:-u Saturday. * ” X e s ,p X '-J TO.