Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

PAGE SIX TKII PRSSS AXD STANDARD POLITICAL TROUBLE ACUTE W BEAUFORT' WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1913. •*•*•**«****#« DEATHS. ' - 4 »«»*•***»*«** FORMER CITY MANAGER * ATTACKED ON STREET; LEVY' ACCUSED UNDER BOND OF $200 Oitixrn* Meet mid PrMeat To Major —KegUtnition In Chanted, AIM* Beat^/ort. Sept. 25.—The eity reit- Istrar it under bon d of $1,000 to answer to the'charge of issuhn fraudulent registration certificates. A white voter. Esau Levy.* is under a $500 bond for alleged fraudulent ‘'P Also a full line of work and everyday shoes at popular prices, a . SUITS! SUITS!! SUITS!!! • We h^\'e a ^ line of Men’s and Boys’ Suits for tlv Full. All shades in wool tr (, f>ds‘. Prices to suit your pock et. One jrlhnce our immense line will convince you. Give UjAifcall. We are the LEADERS. V; ‘ • Colleton Bargain House B. LEVY’, Manager . , Men’s St<»re at Glover’s Old Stand opposite Court House. Ladies Store at our Old. Stand Main, Street \ * MiM. Fully Robrr^T It ia my painful duty to record j the death of I^olly; ■Hte younger: daughter of Mr. It. T. W. Roberts, j of Coosawhatchie. H^r death * o» -1 curred Monday afternoon. Sept. 2?. and was very sudden.' due to heart 1 failure. She was just _past ter twentieth year, and apparently in good health and certainly full of | energy snd usefulness. In her twelfth year she became a Christian, and her life was a beautiful consistent one. and sh? was never happier than when do?»* 1 something to benefit her ^fhurca. She was tireless in her work in her Sunday school, and her class of small children will indeed miss her lovingi ministration. She leaves a father, two slaters, and two brothers to mourn their loss, a more devoted family I have npver known. Besides registration, and a negro voter .isTthese there are the stepmother and Short Cuts That Save THne .:iZ.z. x - "Front Feeding" Envelope* If tKcre are a large number of envelopes to be addressed, let tbe operator try tbe “ front feed" method on tbe L. C. S^tiitb & Bros, typewriter. A sheet of paper is inserted as shown in the illus- ition, then the envelope is placed hack of it and / tra the platen is turned toward the operator to the writing point. The envelope is then addressed m the ordinary manner. • - ■ o . 1 Z ,T • 1 Tke free kook “A Lesson in Operating* mentioned in tke coupon kclow tells about this and other time saving features. 1. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Company V' V\ Factory and Horn* Office, SYRACUSE, N. Y. V-'- 140 Ill’Ll, AT,. 1 SAVANNAH. liA. \ \ . \ \ \ \ ^ \ eluding thf service of a warrant for the same alleged offence. Ex-City Manager Horne la our on a $2**0 bond charged with carrying concealed weapons, "and Levy is un de like .bond charged with asiaurt- ing Horne. The Alleged Assault. The alleged assault occurred Fn front of the' postoffice tonight Surrounded by a party of over'twerl ty. Danner partisans. Levy is said to have stopped Horne, who came along the sidewalk in company ni:-. .1. W. (iray. and cursed him for swearing oat The warrant for false registration. ‘Levy. who. It is said, had been threatening violence dur ing the afternoon, struck Homo, an ! ran Into a nearby store calling out: "He is going to shoot me! Horae went after the'erowd in an uproar. Others stepped in. a police- | man came up. Horne was charged with being armed and turned over u revolver to the policeman and de manded the prre'st of Levy, which the policeman refuse.' to do Horne '.veighs 115 pounds. •Tonight at a m« ' of indig nant Htizens tiie f . ‘ing resolu-' tion was passejKni' resented to the mayor by a committee .consist ing Messrs George W. Beckett, George Waterhouse and \V. E Hichanjybn: “Me n resolved. That the mayor of Die eity, Mr. E. Datu^gf. he re- ntfested. to guarantee pojke protec tion tor Mr. It. C Horne.’Jr., w ho has been * attacked by politb aF ad herents of the mayor on the streets ,of Iteaufort In the presence of the police who refuse to ftiake any ar rests upon the groupd that the chlet of police has . ordered them not toJ Interfere in the event of dlsturbance'- .• rising from /politics, but g>r?y *r summon tht/pnrtios involved to rp- mar in Gmirt. We present thi? rpsolutii/n in tire face of many ••un!:>j>/ of violence direc ted again ; - Mr /Horne." t /The meeting then resovled. Tb.it, whereas, tbe committee appointed *»'■ the mnyor .".nd chief of police h c .< given < rniii it promises ' that th* »'(ace w ill be preserved and, t. chief of police recjiiests that : oy l.rejtt against Horne b« repor"-1 to him. upon which information h' vill make artest of said per. o> therefore he it resolved.' Tlmt t u meeting accept the promises ” The' meeting nNo voted to. a the countv rommissiyners to keep ••: -'iral police in the city until afo » the election,. \ , The citv registrar has turn •> down many men who have registered the county, but who had In'*, •heir county registration certificate- T|m» recall advocates seme time ago presented a protest to the mnyor. after which the names of two of • heir opponents were stricken from the registration list. Last night anumher of the lead ers discuss other alleged Irregular ities and decided on taking out tho warrants, which were sworn to th - morning bv Mr Horne before Mag istrate Riley* of Yemassee. In the '•ase of the two charged it wa* foundr that their names do not ”a, - near on the county regintration book';, and therefore, are not en titled tp the city registration cert«- tif-ates that were given them. Oth er evidence is in hand warranting other arrests, it Is said. devoted friend, a member *f the family also, whose hearts grieve over the loss. • She was soon to re turn to the Confederate College :a Charleston, this being her second year in that institution. The funeral services were con-1 dueled i^y the pastor, ev. F./O. S Curtis, at the Gillsonville baptist church'on Tuesday afternoon. tU''] very large congregation attested the *| hish esteem in wbilh she was held. F. O. S. Ct’RTIS. Hendersonville., Sept. 25. Mrs. Henj. Freenu'n, Calhoun. Bepi.. 21.—The comruu- nlty was s!f6cked this morning to I”hear of the death of Mrs. Benj. Freeman, which occurred- at C1#m- son College. The funeral serv’ces were Conducted"this afternoon by the Rev. K^M. Marshall, of the Epis copal church of" which she was u member, and the bucial was at Old Stone church. Besides the sorrovv- ine husband, foitr. little c hildren are j left. Bennie, .Margaret. Ross ar.d an j infant a few TioUrs old.* - The friends in St. George of Mrs. Benjamin Freeman of Clemson Col iege were’ pained |o hear of her death Tuesday morning. She leaves a husband and four small children. Mrs. Freeman was Miss Corrie Bell Speights of Colleton county.—Dor chester Eagle. C4L0MIL SELDOM SOLD HERE NOW AID THE KIDNEYS Do Not Endanger Life When a Wal- terhom citizen Shows You tbe Way to Avoid It. WHITE B ARBER SHOP , Our barber shop employs only white barbers, and A we have none but the most expert. / v jc —Let us attend to your needs— „ , SMITH’S BARBER SHOP H. R. SMITH, Prop. " ^ Next to Terry ^ Shaffers Main Street. . To Cure a Cold In One Day \ fateLaxaTTTi aaoMOOwiwia*- Itatt \cwgti aa4 H*aiac>n addeotto ef tkt ntomd noerr if it fall* % W- oaOTK S aizaMcu* on Mch 1 •II ftwu, •** Tb« «or>c caMt. n4 matter of kow Imo c •rt cur*4 by the •omWrtul. oM T«h«bU Ur. | lh>t \[ r Porter-. Anci*r*k CHL 1: rrlicTM ,n * 1 viJ IU4l* .1 ib< 3<- Uc. 4L0A Why will the people continue to suffer the agonies oT kldriev com .nlaint. backache, urinary ^diaortlers. lameness, headaches, languor, wn* bllow then-selves to become Chror»- fnvalids when a tested remedy be offered them? Doan’s Kidney Pills have been used in kidney trouble over f*b year- ntk- have been tested in thousands f cases. ' ■ If you have an' even one- of the symptoms of kidney disease* act now. Drop«y or Bright’k dt*- ense may pet in and make neglec. dangerous. Read this Walterboru testimony: J. R. Lawrence, lumber dealers. Wslterboro. says: “I keep Doan’s Kidney PiRs on handball the time and I find'them. a miahty good rem edy to have in the house; I have used v them for .weak kid. nevs and nain in my back and hafe always / found them very satisfac tory. Others of my family hare iised Doan’s Kidney Mills with Jpit as good fesults.” , Price 5ftc at ail dealers. Don’t .simply,ask for a kidney remedy— I get Doan's Kidney Pilla—the aam- tawrence had. Foster- Mil burn Co.. Props., Buffalo. N T. Nifty Drug Salim te*. Make* Yon Sic k and You A 4 •* • D:»>’* Work * '*4* Every druggist in town—yo-.r druggist at.d . cT»rybocly'« drug-fi'-t. has noticed a great failing off in th sale of calomel. They all give the same reason.’ Dodson’s Liver Tone is taking its place “Calomel is dangerous and p--. pie know it. while- Dodson’g L’ver Tone is perfectly safe and gives ^bet ter results.” said a prominent !o; ^ druggist. Dosdon’s Liver Tone i. ; personally guaranteed by every druggist who sell it. A large bottle costs 5it cents and if it failk lo give easy relief In every cpse . of liver sluggishness and constipation yo have only to ask for your money hac k. Dodson’s Liver Tone is a pl«»as- ant-tnsting. purely 'vegetable resn- edy. harmless to both children and adults. Take a spoonful at night and wake np feeling fine; no bilious ness. sick headache, weid stomach Vr constipated' bowels. It doe<<n’t gripe or cause 1 inconvenience Ike next day like violent calomel/ Take a close c? calomel today and tomor row you will feel weak / sick and nauseated. Don’t lose a day’s work! Take Dodson’s Liver Tone instead and fell fine, full of vigor and am bition. *******«**•»*•• * . , a *t ffllifTON RjUHAIN HOUSt U STYLE U QUALITY v II VALUE i LADIES STORE V o * i* Oh Say Can You See? You certainly will want to see the many fascinating style changes for this FALL AT OUR MILLINERY OPENING. You can see everything that is new and in vogue in the realm of fashion. By all means see our grand display. Perfect 'fit, fas cinating style, lowbst" prices. Satisfaction guaranteed or we refund your money. Watch our window display in millinery suits, sport Coats and Dresses. '•/ ' ‘ ’ * 1 WE ARE THE LEADERS > ✓ •.:/, • / Colleton Bargain House N B. LEVY, Manager. Men’s Store at Glover’s Old Stand opposite Court House. Ladies’ Store at our Old Stand Main Street. y— NEVER WAIT SHAVING . PARLOR •_ SMBSBHBS . v Sanitary in Every Respect^ Up- to-date in all its appliances V - , . First Class Attention by . First Class Barbers AT IHE^OID BANK C. M. Viard, Manager • ^ ✓ " V Home-Like Home A- • Stokes. Sept. 24.—\Ve bavins acme very fine weather \n this* vici nity for picking cotton Sorry to know of Idmee W. Saun ders being rick. Hope he will noon be air right agal Aire. J. H. Saundere and daugh ter. Georgle. apent laet Monday with Mr*. Eugene Kinard. It hae been re ported Ufat Eugene Kinard an- famljy/bave moved to Cottarevillo They will be mieeed very much fron* thie commun‘ty None E«|t»al to rhamberlaln'*. .’’I have'tried mori all of the congn curee. and find that fhere ie non*- that ecjual rhamberlain’e Cou^h Remedy. It ha« never failed to g.'ve me prompt relief.’* writes W. V. Hamer. Montpelier. Ind When yoii hkv* a cold give thia ren»edy a trial and eee for youreelf what a aplendiit mediejne it ie. For eale by all deal era. . > k Comfortable, cozy rooms an dsuitable furniture go far towards making life enjoyable. You have the home; / / *• wc, have the furniture. Let us combine the two and give pleasure and happiness to all in the home. * ''•‘We have everything for the home. Tell us your hes and we shall do our best to please you. Enterprise Fnrmtore Co. C. K. KOGEI;. llm: Mr*. H. H Price and little daughter. Gladys, of Kansas Pity. Mo., who havo beenspending a week with Misses Geneva and haz>- Adams. of rottageville. are now vls- iltng Mrs. J. R. Hill. They will re turd this week ,|o Sandv Dam to await the return of Mr. H .11. Price of Kansas City. x, Tat'*?F KtIj; Malaria ssd fcwitds »p tS« •r»t«pw. A tra; »«ai« A aon AppattsM. For cNitdrra. .jo At Blocker’s Store * FOR A FEW DAYS FOR CASH 1/ r Chunk M^at, per pound Grits,, per peck Meal, per pe£k * **!»'*• • • •• •• • • * 2ar - b • p - Best Cheese, per pound .... 8 one pound packages good soda lemons, per dozen * Apples, per dozen 10c Oysters, per can Q ,. Hour, in wood barrels, per barrel Eggs, per dozen Al8«*a fine assortment of ename) ware at vfcry low prices. STOP AT Blocker’s Store \ V-