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9‘ f i i * PAGE FOUR THE PRESS AND STANDARD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1915 The PreM and Standarl aew. AFTERNOON BY THE VT* AND STANDARD, INC. Mrt. S. M LT $ I * ■; m cis,.. mk ft i p'm . if! I • 3 I m v' i'i 1 f it be repeated, ter Eagle. * .The above appeared the lait not hgirtag an opportunity to meet them does npt matter In the least we are,still Just as anxious to ha>« W. W. SMOAK,..: .Editor and Mgr. ■gtered at (ha postofflce, Wiiltar- fs bora. S. C-, as second class Mil ' matter. a.i^V 1 - i A, ' .r- ■■ ii" — . . SUBSCRIPTION RATES. *«•* ••*» a as e*ee# sea sea #• *0® ' All ehacks and drafts should be drawn la favor af tbs Prase and Look at the piloted label am your paper. The datp thereon shows when the subscription expires. For ward your money In ample time for renewal. Notice date on label care fully, and If not correct please no tify as at enen Subscribers desiring the address ef their paper’ changed, will pleads state In their communication both the eld and the new addr issue of The Dorchester Eagle as;them come to the fair, and shall extend a cordial welcome to ou^ neighbors when they come over anl see the show we are going to atag^ here next month. •We regret that the committee relt that we were at all dsirous of having beer served. Had the plan to have a beer reception - gone through, "e doubt if a half dozen numbers of tU? r.irty would havj partaken. We were not out to have a convlvlaLAlme. but for the pur pose of bMMing the fair. We did meet oji the streets quite a uui .Uer- of citizens of St. Ueorge and of Dorchester county, and we felt ihat we were cordiajjly aud informally received. So we ask the editor of The Eagle,- and the good citizens of St. George to» forget the matter and orae on over to the fair. Remem- jber the dates. Nov. ‘j-12, “Four ig Days Full of Fud ” an editorial, and expresses the In- 'dlftfattorf felt by its editor as to what he terms the absence of “xom- mon courtesy” on the part of the St. George citizens toward the Wal- ter boro boosters who were advertis ing-the fair. We do not know that the editor of the Eagle should al low himself to become so wrathy over the affair. Tl/-- Walterboro ooosters, representing' the -principal annuaj event of Colleton county, felt, that this pas .a good opportunity to get together with the citizens of an adjoining county an<6 fraternize a bit with them, and extend a cordial Invitation to them to visit the fair. The editor of The Pres* and Stand- |^d as ‘secretary of tl>e fair has conducted some correspondence with the mayor of St. George and other;, 1 asking the opportunity, to mee; them while In town. We did noi have any reply to these letters an b E i.lo tR-. •t|b< .i|h 000 0 Less than two weeks to the coun ty fair '* 1 ji \ e— - ..Viet your exhibits rea^y for the coljnty fair. —I—o “Greater and grknder than ever” —This year’s county fair. rO • “Everybody from my section is coming”—to the county fair. ° v Clean amuaaments and a good time for everyone at this year's county fair opoooooooooooooooooooooooooo o WALTERBORO BRIEFLETS. ° 0 Hem« of Interest Garnered from the Wireless on the 0 Streets of Walterboro. - Q . N 0 0 0 000000000000000000000000000000 Bring the children and come your selves and see everybody else at the county fair. Foot ball, racing, athletic contests -0-all will be staged at this year's ■ “Colleton Countv State Fair.” 11 - O •» 1 "■ » ' EVERYONE CAN HELP. } • • Perhaps you did not or coutd not go on the recent booster’s trip fur the Colleton County Fair. This does not mean that ther; ts'nothin^ you. tan do for the fair. Thero ia much for you ‘to do. and much you can do. Perhaps you have a little article you might send down as an exhibit, but you think it is not worth while for you to go to that trouble. But it is worth while. If ever/one took that view of it. how many exhibits would llhere be at the fair? Anl this is one of the main factors in making It a success. So woll you not do this much to aid the fair in making a creditable showing to the outCde visitor? Your county is on trial at every fait. Are you loyak to her honor'* Then help make' ih** fair-^i big succ<*t»s. Every one cut ‘telp. * -x—— “t t>1.1.ETON HAS IMtVK IT. / . The following i-c-elipped from 1h> ^ Beaufort Gazette ot last week,, lynd shows how closely this counter Ja being watched. ileaiprOrt is one of . our dispensary county , neighbors, has been one of^lhe worn blind ti gers wt'' have had td ,fight. More blind tiger'iiquor ifaa been secured from iMs dispensary th*n from any k thee single sphrCo p crimps any- -.ere. We gre glad for this rea son. and fpf other good reasons that our sister county will soon te dry. Tito Gazette soys: r Colleton County- and ita county scat were infested with blind tigers a few yearn ngo according to news nnd olher 'report'*. But a «hnnee has been wrought. When If heyan • or why we cannot say with cer tainty A dispatch fren Walterbori printed a few days ago In a dally newspaper rays:- Magistrate .1. K Bryan '•nd Dejiuiv sheriff I.grna C. ?*■<>•. pdf. Opera tine tog>--;er, o*’ Saf- niglit, lodged in Jail one M ; M l^ton. cnon ii’'' <barge of •>••1. ng w,lttsl:cc. Tills i.< the f 1 ■ ; erfep* !i , ''F n **1 re*pe t e>'* f ' ' ! 'ferce, ti'e lown and • i . 1 jay esp'-.-iatly drv ' '• '• eTl enforced '• tj , LUMBER GIVEN TO CXtYXTY FAIR. TK* Colleton County Fair associ ation is indebted to-the following saw mills for contributions of lum ber for use in repairing the buildings and fencing around the fair grounds: CoiletoQ Cypress Co., i;400 feef; Scotland Lumber o.. 1,000 feet; Walterboro Lumber Co., 1,400 feet; Sanders A LemacVs, 1,200 feet. Thes« boncern^ haye placed the fair asspclation under lasting obligations for their generous liberality. -o— HEI.lAt SYRUP; TBUYH KIAJUR. W. L. Utaey, of Round, was among those in town Saturday. Mr. Utsey was engaged in filling orders for pew cane syrup, of which he makes i most delicious kind. He stated that he had ground two short rows only 100 feet in length, and from these he had sold enough ayrup to buy A barrel of flour.' He wonders if them,-is any other crop which cfcn produce so much on so little ground. POLES BEING PAINTED GREEN. receiving this week a coat of green and black paint./ That practically completes the outside work on trie lighting plant./ At ihe pefiter house H. W.’HMI POSITION ACCEPTS - „AT KLEIN’S. 1J. W, Smith, of Cottageville. ha^ accepted a position with Klein’s drug store. Mr. Smith is a son of Postmaster It. G. Smith, of Cot tageville and a brother of .Mrs. Riddick '’Ackerman and of Ror-ser Smith, Esq. j He is a young rm.n of energy anf ability nnd will find a hearty welcome as a resident of Walterboro. ft ACNTSPTS POSITION WITH RISER A AYER, a John O. Clayton, of Olar, has come to WIRpboro to cceept posit ion ns bookkeeper for Riser A Ayer. Mr. Clayton is a promising >ot»g man,' and is from one o^ Bamberg county’s moat prominent famine*. Mr. Clayton will recelvp a hearty welcome from Walterbo*- lans generally. > • KDORN INFIRMARY i NEARING COMPLETION It will be interesting news to many to lenricVhat the EsDorn Inflrmar), which has been in course of con struction for several months, is ra.-H /The electric light poW* In town ar^(Sing"^,^ ^this^buildBig^a Dr. EsDorn states '‘that no furth^ stops will be made till R is cot pleted. When finished this will - . ^ * . one of the most up-to-date infina work is progressing InX satisfactory aries to be found anywhere a ^ ho mnnv — . ... .. . " felt need in manner, and R will not be many / e i t need’In”"waiiTrboro‘t weeks before th»* Current w ill i»e prove a success fmm th * i . Rhou W t „rn, d Th^la,- of Thl. MfrZ " L Z.T* ' n 7' Pipes is yropfessing satisfactorily, to Dr. EsDorh’s residence <,U<?r and the wjkI has reached a depjh or s. nu quite, a sp|cndi,i -.'..f Prf " almost/Stiu feet. The tower up \ ^ 8 P^ndld appearance •:f< C|T .O". C. / '• -*• tnv. n/n nearly !/>'» fe«'t high. L. SMITH IS TO COLUMRIA. Hon. U. L. Smith, mcniher of tin* house of r< prcseiu«tt:ves from th-' county was called to <'oluntbia last week to meet with the auditing cohliiiittc' oi the House, of which cnmmitVhe lie is a roemher. He le't WednoMlav morning with Itemo;.- strator Heard who was en ronte to Columbia to get ready for the cour.- ty exhibit at the fair. HAH OPENNED RESTAURANT. J. C. Crosby, who*htff i»een rur- ing a meat market at tb * Buchanan stand ff»r several months, ipwned a restaurant Monday a.t the tnre stor* of L, N. Glover. Mr Crosby will cater to the belter trade and v ill serve indies rod -tentlemon Mr. Clover has decided to discoti- Ms furniture slere hut w:n ne!|w furniture from wagon, having his office in the place formerly Ci- nipled by Morria’ barber shop NEW nr r ll>|'Nc E A LMfts'T COMPLETED . The hamisome n*-w r^nldenre ts- ing erected on the old Bellinger lot hv Irvine M T'ishborne. is Rearing comrletlro When finir.*|Ad thlr Will h'* one, o r thr handsomest hernr ■ m Wntf’vt ->-0 srd wiil pre-;*rf * ■ • creditahl' 'how on the Mndio-r' ’of -O c n—-Hv Jocut -d Mr V •- K.. —.. -f.,- tl,-f f,,-, -s • irito his t:cw home r'*etp t» file of November. W. •. ; is contractor in chare.* of , v i a„ splendid electric LIGHTh ABOVE WATER TANK. The suggestion has been made • hat a circle of electric light* i»> r ' h “ ,wp ,,f water ogms i j j feet absve mn» attrnttun’ ■ Colleton County has harvested more hay this year than eve!* before in her history. The progressive and careful farmer-will not 1 stop till he has it put up in bales. This is economy and effects a great saving in space for storage. We Have The Hay Presses. To haul in yonr crops you need wagons— r a. * v j; « \ one-horse—two horse * • / '• -. We Have The Wagons Going to market in comfort requires a nice buggy-*Any price and kind. We Have The Busbies ore buying see our stock.. It is the largest in ton County. For terms and prices see \ WINTER IS COMING We Have a Full line of Heaters and Stoves of all Kinds, and our Prices are Right. / A. Widimaii & alterboro, S. C. mil' .cm uiosc person*) vjiini ar»* hunters from getting hw * ralterboro wan calle G upon to he dp o«..te some sqlrrcd hunters Vho liad srayed from the well ki heateh paths of their tnown and childhood. MIME NEGRO W.’.n THIS BIG j>NK. Considerable attention . wan gjveii a \>ry large nc>gro n*.an wlio was in furir»-*r'N'’»lterboro the* latter pr.rt ,of the week. He was accompanying I* Green, a traveling salesman who was sc llftig r celluloid search * to his trade in town. This negro was 7 fee? 1| inches tali and weight'd 351 pounds. lie" wore a number 2.1 tdioe. and said he was the youngest and smallest of seven brothers who dubbed him for that reason “shorty.’' * : / * CHHANGEH AT LOCAL RAII.IMIAOD STATION. Ottlle a few changes have rw-nt. lv been made at the local r.illrmd , rtc.tien her-'. P. E. ‘Merrknan, who | baa been K-r • for the pas' t I vc-'r-, hns -hc-n promoted to •• ; i '-I* no in rhorl'"don rin’ tei'**r-( operator. Ili-i pit,,* h* s Ik*, • m i v Mr Tucl-pr m Mario** \' a E. En^oe o r North Cardin* * tv'ru nad-* •'*;5!rt': l t f*i *c >. MThese v *'t e fond K ortny ini*ip-. II]*- i w\*h Fall Business ,*. • ■» j , . ■ ^ - . We have this year the largest stock we have ever had, of Men’s Suit* .Boys’ Suits, Men’s and Boys’ Pants. Ladies Coat Suits, Ladies Cloaks, Children’s Cloaks, * Ladies Skirts, Ladies’ Hats, Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes, .. These goods were bought by our Mr. Zalin and (personally Inspected. They" lire first class in every particular, and are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Our range of prices suits the pocket of every purchaser. Call and see us before hifYing. ’ / — m CLOTHING Walterboro, S. C. -. * tt Mva ■■-so-iW i »•*« j^»l t-r hit. , JW . • rnt Row * * «vww I Vior 1 faltiTp! y i -< 1 • "urssMsnr;: itSp. -r,^ With Red rJ. 'vil h :*!* A rT .< /- a ; A •4 r U-,'' ■■ rex -7* tv / ' i. .--•j t - i J:;/ c<‘a tr#rfed- <■( *:. * it c ntii (f'ety. n r,j m cibydo" •! and dneer 1. .. «* \ !v -jck ^ A - c. \LJ. :/ I »: < / J