Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t a tlM akore oeeaalon the Atlan- Ug CffMt Line «tU sell excursion HAMS from Walter boro to Charlen- X0B M Tickets will be- sold far all trains on December 11. 1:. 41 and 14 «nd for trains schedule 1 te arrive Charleston before noon of Dec. is. limited returning to mld- alaht of December 22, 1915., Pro- aaftlonstclr low fares will be made ftem all'points on the Atlsntlc Coast line. ' ■fSt* Is a convention of tbe great- importance to the South's com* marcial. manufacturing and Indus, trial interests, and will be an open ing wedge for It's opportunities. tfcto In recognition of its im portance'the United States Govern- pmnt proposes to send nine (9)^ bat- tleesblps to Charleston and in addi tion there vill be a large number of torpedo boats and submarines Miere for the inspection and pleasure of |pc large number of the South’s rep. reoentative citizens who will be pres- jtor schedules and furthern infor- mdtioB. call on. o. D. E. MARTIN. Ticket Agt . Walterboro. S C. . ATLANTIC COAST LINE The Standard Railroad of the South. ************** * .. ... - * * Write me ami I will ex- * * plain bow I was cured in 4 * * ■ days off a -cvere chmc of A Pile* of 40 vpnr* standing * * without pain, knife or deten- * * ttnn from bu«lne*js. \d one * need »*iff«*r from this ’ dis- * * ^a*e when tlii« humano cure * e^n be h;w* right here in * * South Carolina * * It. M. JOSEV * * • l.am.'ir. S. C. * k * ************* * !. J. W. WOLLDK CLOSES PASTORATE 4 ' # r POPULAR METHODIST MIN ISTER CONCLUDES WORK ’ ~ IN WALTERBORO EXCELLENT REPORT Church Hilt, Had Period of Unusual Prosperity During Pa*>t Two Year*. THE LATEST hewim; AUTOMATIC SINGER / MACHINES can be bought on any termr. desired. 4 farmers i an- Vay only one# a yeiu . j Qur. terms will suit all circum-; stances. ^0 ptr cent diseWlmt al lowed for all ca^h purchases. Dr. J. W. Welling concluded hi.» work as pastor of the Bethel Metho dist church with the Hep-ices 8m.. day. He preached a strong sermon Sunday morning, and after this th* official ^hoard of the church held a meeting, aqd went into the condition •of the church. Everything w ts found in a mnfct satisfactory condi^ tlon. and nnVpIe funds were in ban 1 to meet all the obligations t>f tin* ehureh. Flesolutionr con*nieedsttgrv of the work done by f)r. /tolling were adopted. / The evening service w.is In fi’o n-*. t»ire ef a ff**-«tveil service nil th<* churches nnitintr to hold »h« .s.« p» -- vircs. which wer" r.ttl-r.fi'Ml by ;; l-rg-* coerregntiAn. ' * Mow 8 H Mef .-*.’ the new Ppesh terian nnnistew wes present npd »onk. part in t*- c^r.vi’Jn • ing i tribute to i)r \V<dline. and r- ii . •- imr his regret that, his na'-lprnte w.i to 1h* so^ onr ferti’ineind . ‘-’t'l 1 "'in .* titi- i^f Woliing • <(> a shoi-t fare well ad(Tf.*'ss and f e t*nel*- r •(•■■r ' •to his t* - sfoi^’t'*. ■ »uj •*\r*re >i (t I)!.' he^t wi*-hes for.Ilte tuiurc wcli.ir• of * he church. "" • tiie following is * •sum'* of the work done !>v Dr. Wolliirg in -his Pastorate of tw»» years, ns prepared .-•tTfi read bv bin at the close of ser vice Sunday night: • ‘ “During tbe two years o( my ministry in Walterboro 1 have rer _ od tbe church bv preaching, visiting and looking after the other interests of the (barge 1 have also, during this time nreacbed at Sandv narti church, reorganizing the congrega tion with a ineniliership of forty members. Also, during this year, nreached once each, month it Ebon- ezer church and held r weekly pray er service at Thayer’s Mill. 2" 'As a partial resnlf of these lal»or.-. t ij r<- b:;« !• >en add' d to the m'*tn. TRIP WORTH WH1IJC - BaCUrahJp Work la UWHwttm Worth (Ma* Par to Hoe. By Harry A. ttbggs. Charleston, Nov. 2t.~(8peclal) r - Elaborate and numerous are the en. tertainmrnt and amuse meats Char leston i« preparing for her visitors during th* week of the- Southern Commercial. Congress. December 15- 17. Outstsndlng ou the program in the fleet of battleships and auxiliary craft to the number of 24. and all will be given over tb visitors during the Congress. Thousands of inland, ers who scldotg have the opportunity of seeing one of Uncie Sam’s first- class fighting ships or submarines, will be permitted to clamber over the vessels and < ror.m at will on the;r decks during the week mat they are anchored in Charleston Harbor. And then there are the field and water sports, which will go on every day* from almost sunrise to s ’ and even at nlfcht slie.i the city' the battleship fleet will be Ugh with the rays from hundreds off searchlights, making Charleston by night even more brilliant and scln- tilating in her holiday garb than Charleston by day. The field sports include every variety of athletics foothill, basketball, races of all kinds and other games concocted es pecially for the occasion by an able committee which has the matter in charge. Sightseeing trips for the visitor^ ii-o being talked o*. and both the streets and railways and the traeks of the terminal company Will 1h» re quisitioned for this pnrpose. The pi;'ns for the ant ash men t nark ire th»» most eUib<»--.:e of an\thing ever staged in tin South. TheCe • ill he sern^of free ett m tion. . and ,hi shows to which idinlttnnce is charged will iv ahofit •'The only ■’Piusement: to which a visitor will be a«k«*d te nay. Vfsits to the bat tleships ^,i!l be tree. Hs will the fi-»! I Td waltr snorts and the siaJiD-oelng tries as well as open utr dancer, ami concerts. Bamberg. Nov. 2i.—Tbe Carlisle school foot boll toom defeated Beau, fort high school at Rboad’s pork yes terday morning by a score of 144 to 4. It was evident from the outset that the boys Iron* Beaufort were outclassed and tbe only point of in. (•rest was to see how high the score could lie piled. At the **nd of tbe flng half tbe score stood 89 to 0 and so during the second half Coach Whitaker put In n number of.sab. stitutes in order that they might get a taste of a real game. The entire Carlisle team showed op well. This game closed the season. . * •• GIRLS! THEN AMD BEAUTIFYYOUR HAIR AND STOP DANDRUFF Try this! Vour llitii gets wavy, (ilo-s)" and abundant at .. . oil re. d S't i?ov \Lt\ rauti ;ullv .’ll* name: Singer Sewing . Machine Company .Mata St. Phone 91X Walterboro, 8. C. Ask for M. PAMOTT1E. Phone tl-Y. CYPRESS SASH DOORS BUNDS /' MOULDINGS ^ AND • MILLWORK iK’^'.ip o! this i,;]iu Oil exactK nr.nic:-: thir v i-w o ' idltlr'r. In' ’> f e( u:;r('hnted !>v iudv ihipv isin: I h- v ■ '{(>r.d >d :!* hurf.i.l corvlce. a-ui ;i v.* t*r*de e'er 500 pystoral ant! 'it: 1 Th* iargt at ti- y'.i»*'r of r\ .♦•*«.* h-ed iti i».uv , ir r p:!- to-: ' • s durihr th' f.-d.r vrarr v af en. 'vho add^d cv to t‘. e roll.. •Th • • i two years have see.-, so p(isor .• •- jreived. | ‘‘The tinami;'.! luierests «' ihe church have nm only '*• n : utfiir-l •■* advanced. Th(* c >ntrihution:; fo ail ourposes the finu^year amounfcil io -82.530.oo. wht>reas *’<>r. the cur rent year just (‘losing th nfferir Wive le'cn for all mirposer. $2.78.'.00. and it q9u he truly sviiu all arrange .1 without anv strain or specie! eT-tri. All of this has. of ceurs?. been arranged through the kind anil gen. orous co-operaMon of almost our < n. tire membership. > “It is with sincere thanks to flr.-l for His constant blessing on our ef forts that J record these-results and am sure that more praise is due to the united efforts of our official hoard, especially to Die artlv° and untiring efforts <*l Mr A. K. B< > '*'-h -Mir Ireaaurer. and to the good will o* tbe entire rnnvregallon. than to any thing your retiring pastor hivs.done.’ i < ad of lionvy/| To he pos beautiful haii : soft, tudrous, flu wavy arfd fi-c. franu.d-indf-utT'is nx*^ ly a i n«'(r of u ing . little t'/iid"r ine. • - ’ • /; 1* Is c'-y rnd iiicxpendi^ to hav -niic. soft hair md I .ts of*i.t, .D. 1 rfet’ • -jf!.* nt I (itili- iff 7 Knc Ito •f.j’ •v.-ei ine now ill drug ate tvs i - i ommenu it apply ;« little-s » dii*ec • ; and,witliin *• .) i iau’es there will an aiau a ranee (»f abundance, fresh ness. finffitiers and an incompa. hh’ gle ts ^ir.d lustre, :MV4 try ns yf>>* " i 1 ’ you can r.c.t iiii|i a trace- of oand' t,: or lulling iialr: but your r.nl r.u-pri ,, will be after about two week-* t: <* win iKyou v ill v.h- new hair -line nd downy at first yes hut really m-v, hair sprouting out all over your scalp Dandeiine is. v.t believe, tt - only sure hair grower, destroyer of dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and it never falls to stop falling hair it once. If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really *<*, moisten a cloth with a little Dandcrihe and carefully draw it ihrough Jour hair — taking one small strand at a time Your hair will Ik* soft, gloesy and beautiful in.'Just, a few monv»nts. i delightful surpris#' awaits cven-oiie \vhoJ*f\s this. Robert »c. Carter. One of the most beautiful wed ding of the season was that o! Mis? Elizabeth Roberts and Mr. Berte Dane Darter last Tuesday evening in tbe Methodist church, at Ehrhardt. The church was transformed into a Japanese garden, wistaria vines in tertwining the white trellis formed a lovely i»ower for the maids, who were beautifully gowned In yellow satin, with .tulle overdress, picture hata and large tulle-muffs. The grooms men took their places in recesses on either side of the bower. Th* dame of honot. Mrs Austir Latfnivr. of Wtllfstnn. wore a hand some gown of lavr-rdes. with hat to match, carrying (brvranth**-* muni'-, The maid of honor. Miss .Un_ nie Ah-xander. ef AVilliston. was loie- ly in a ( rehlion cf «.old taffeta an-t gold *1.ic» hat. can-ying lavender chryv mtheniums. Tb- Unv -ring betir--laiis l>aur,. Ily. of Khrtrardt. wa: fairy-like* *n a white chftfed dre’s trimmed it; whiD^fui and peart trmif.ngs. •- , T!i nride. who entered on*tlir arm, ol h< r f-ith* r. handsouv* in a drc.-vnl ivory satin. wh*(h had he“n w6rn liy tiro of he.r aunts on slipiiar occa'-i >m. -The tuile overdress w as gra<* 'tillv caught up with m arl trim- aiin. # The pc^iri •-••r.e 'il veil wrs nrtis;ia!lv arranged .f id was borne by two liftle jftrls wearing while ac conl'. n plrited dreuses. Th*- bride was areced-d bv* iwo little floWe-r girls. Ia*tii“e an«! Jorephine l{ol*»-ri-( who carried La Tv«ca bj«k *ts filled with yello rose- |*»'ta!s lb fore th-* re reiuony Mis. D. K. ScaV '>raiigh,,/t>f North. ‘i.nv (» l*« r. fp( t bove.’* and “At Dawning ” • F; u, eri-ne* in Mis- Margo'rite T* i >‘pM.■ of i'nioi . lend Mi^u Via. del.- Weatherslsv. ^ t>f Willlston.j Ho">i the renter aisle's. Next ram - * j M/ K\, lyn Kr w. c.f Ilo h Hill a n! Mary IMvin u. of Dr ml t ihr* ce n’or aisle. > r (*l Mr F'ra' k and Dr. T. .» K- .1* y. ef Bam- Tli ‘ii • Qt OftfS I Your caresincomfort- • intf the aches and pains of the family from youth to old age. are lessened when you use thiaold and trust-worthy remedy— Sloan's Liniment ... . y Bruises—Rheumatism—Neuralgia Mothers: “Keep a bottle in your home'* • » Trie* 25c., 50c. and fl.00 _ _ x. _. _ _ _ _ _ sssssaasaassaaBstrs^ II BIT m lllMBBiW MMpNWi N I Tfe "SILENT. SMITH” —Model typewriter. ■ * ■ - of a I 1 • 'j A CHILD GETS CROSS SICK, AND FEVERISH WHEN CONSTIPATED For HIGH GRADE 4r • d . UOTTOX tilNNlNG (ll It SI'ECIAETY lamk, Moliier! If tongue u con ted 4 lean IK Me liver and * bowels. j . .. . r / !i y: -r l:t<i .-n* c ‘rrr- • » , • *d. it if- a sure sign .the stoui-ich liver :m<J bowels in***'! .'V gon’lc. thor. ' ough cleansing at Unce, When your ••iiHd j- ( ros.«. |Hn*vish. i'-th'S*. pale, i-K-sn't sleep, ta'. or .u* naturally: i iirr.dh is bad riotiun it sour, sy - um full ! cold, throat sore or if feverirb . give a feaspoonful (»f 'Tal; ifornia S'cup,of Fig^.” i.^d in a few hours all tlK* dou : <! 'io conslipat* •• and jtriliigested VlillV;. (Hit , of the ■ ' "eU. plavful, nixMl W IN TED THE BEST • % —AND— CHEAPEST FEED. ■s Walterboro 03 M31 ed "nst , our food Win grill! '.lov.'els. and you child again. i?i( i- ghildreii ' I ' * •! * tal' ’ Hiis haruib s- ■'.li ii*. t" v ti\* Millie'.'.s d li'-i.licr; l.o • >( heady because they know its action qn tin- slcniucb. H.er and bowels is pronint •>**(( sure*. The;, rlro Vnw u i'»tl /given to day .-.a'.er* a sick ch'ld to.. ADorrow. ^ I • A; k j ( nr drgci'f f <»r . r i0-ecnt in . • tie pf “failfort-it Svrup of^J'iw. ! c 1< : '* .riufi’' <«i recti or. frr hal,; ' children,of all age and Nr "ro.’n- j tins plainly or th« botjle-. Bev sre j ,,f counterfeits sold ' <-r*“. Get ^(1 | genuine made hv “Calif .'.'ntn . »•’g j Syrup ('otppanv ” 4 - a o* ft fl-'-fer*. of . r ’t-. '••**' .* business vllitor to Walterboro \1- n- Oiv Mr. Henton is (onnocted with the emton firm of Butler. Ste.venr end Bell and is a former ColUdor. ia'n w ho bar made good in hi* dho ■« home. EMUKIAM K. Simto. Cottageville. Ndv. ,^27 . M-my heartv were saddened when on Nov ‘!ii(l nev-s• was mre.Mi about tie 'il iage of the (Jeath of ;t H. Smitt*. Mr Snitth died. very Jgidd'*ii|-. and his death 'v^s ;• great shock m i*i- friends here* in hi* .*7th -•onr and was a memlier of Die VI* th- ndi. ’ ('hun'h at (’/xttaeevilt-* H was an hoee«i and kKu'-hearted i u* - d and father, also a good citiz* * it* (“ft to survive him his wife •md *ix children thr-*** of hi* Hr t v *fe - ’<1 thr r* of ids Inst wifi*. He iis > leave?; one ris*'*-:- a .id ,Direr br#»ij)i»rff' A nlTo* ini hi'- ho> * cud b**nr:s df 1 s !;iinily and frietida is left vacant »t ' ■ > • • r • • hV 'I ' u? Do • knc Vs beet .'nd doe* all Dun try f..r ;h best. Tln ir manv frit i.ds ch- •<i to then heartfelt sympathy n • u- s,,re. U^reavenmnt. The fii>-Tal wa." ,-ORdurted 1>\ r * pa Hor. K< Vv itigram, and his ** niiiits ennsicned to their 1;.? ri**t ; ” ill;*i’ in the fiimilv plot r. tr ‘ 1 ome. Desifiv ■» <’;>»inot lie ('i»r«*d. by local,applications, as they cannot icach the diseased |M»rtion of th'* r TJiere i-,0’'lv cne *x:t; to cut ' afnetts. and id hat i-* by ronrllti • tiona) remedt**-. Deafness *ix ct u; Z' v an infltiined condition of th*' y • ous'lining 6f the Eustachian Tub) ''her (hi* lube f*t inflamed you h. <e •r, 1 *' '' :ig ‘iound or imnerje( t In' ’ - i.g. and v.l *n it I* ehtjTel* chi'* ••!> »;-fn* v< Is the result/ and unku 1 e infir.muiation' rag he taken out 'r,i th|« tube restored to iu norm I crdltlon -hearinc will he destroy I forevef: nine cases out.of ten r*v / rmr.ed hv ('atari’ll, ‘which Is nothin.* t •* Inffur.' d condition/ of th. inn* ous rurfaees. * We ’ will giv#. On«' 0 Hundred Dol ton-tor an\ case of I>eafne-^» (CA'i - •d hv rsturrhI that cannot he cured h-- Hall's Catarrh rum. Sond for circulars free, p. j] ( HKNKY A UO.. Toledo. C)J»lo/ Sold bv IHuggiats. 754 ' Take Hall’s Family Fills for roi. ftipa'tlon. . — li t , down the side ; i-_ ' M r i o, !! ,(-• ‘ W'Mi. t*'-. j , d M'ss 1 : thlrea 'V. : ■::r k r. ef--' (, angemiri!., < " de" 1 ;ii i • ■* r r > ,U ; nf v* rx fl. F. Bell Ing* i ! ,i D, V 11**i; et Util,]- ' !. : ~- A-n '-id*- •ii-l*'- . •' Tb* I -• BU n Mr '*•*,,:. C ■ < •. .'.t-M **jher-• v.-.'te M* t : . F.j * M. \lur . i .. E It, i.eunei . ;n n*; i’ a* M Erv. ef llam’ierg. and ! t(‘l*er-.*i f K*-nni*(i; «,i Winiston.’, The t iviuonx Uar-C* .v imores- J ivcl’y | rFornu-d l(> the Rex 1 ,f ! Dues*.’im r*.r of •h- Ehrhardj Mr ih. | edfst churyh. After th/*, (**r* iiv»yy. Mr. a 1'arter came to Bamberg by auto, catching the 8:17 train hem ’'or At lanta-and other points. After an ex tensive trip, they will return t»» Hant- ber». in about three W4*eks. The bride Is ii»e charming and ac- (jomnlishe t •••»ur*»te*- of Tie ajjd.xfr*. ' H. Roberta, of Ehrhardt, and ifl ne of the most beloved young .omen in the •'county, .numbering vr friends apd '4ie*|unintanees all over the State'by the store. Mr. Car. o r is a prominent attorney of the Hamberg bar. and is one of Bruu. Imrg’s reprcseniatlves in U»<* legisla ture. having been elected last year by a most overwhelming vote. Mr. and Mrs. Carter, have (he beat wishes nf the community for ;• long and hap py married life. Bamberg Herald, Ball Bering; Long Wearing t+j . , ■ ' ' • ' ' • - . . , . ' The success of the L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriters has ' been due to the fact that the wants ot the user have "dictated its construction. The user has decided in favor "of certain improvements now incorporated in Mode! 3. Among them arc: ■- . ' : * *■ a SilefiiCyf Othmtiiv.—T!’.c r-?:.r sil.-nt n:nhing ffli.icnt Absolute silence t) , pc’» i iter ever place (J on the markc:. ha., been very nearly atranned. Dccvi.jf Tabul-tcr—A help in billing and tabulating. There is no cx.ra charge for tliis convenience. VutLAlc I "c Sf jccr- ‘ .-'abb s the operator to start bn a given line and sj'-ao fronv point of starting ; al.o to write on ruled lire* whose spacing varies from typewriter spac ing. A great help in c :*d work. ' „ Fatter Ribbon Feed—Insures tjfv/ place of impact for each typeface. / . •<. Chot- c of Carriage ‘Return—Upon special order the new left hand carnage return will he furnished in place of thf rght lund return. j All the importint features of previous models have been retained — hall bearing catriagc, typebars and capital shifty back spacer, kcy-controllcd riblxm, removable platen, protected type, flexible paper feed and automatic ribbon reverse. / / \ 4 y' Wrte for NW C*ulog of Model 8. I? wiu eapUm why the L. C. South U Urxi»' I yprwnter n a sjmor.ym for supm<>; srrvMc. ' tmaghm- tnl*. Dig*Hti;«;. Laughter is. op** of the tno-.-:t !i'-althful * xt-rtions; it i> -if gtv :»Lp^ h*-lp io diegsiion. A sti!l more^cf- ortual Ik Ip is a dot**' of DhaPiber- lain's Tabi»ts. If you shoold N* trouohd • B>^lhdig:*fior. giv>* fi »*iK a tti^k^Th. i ou 1C , or- ; luarteg.- E*ir sale by all dealers. .4^1 . ,/ L C SMITh} 6i BROS. IM’hWRITLR COMPANY Failury and Hone Ojjiee,' SYRACUSE, N. Y., U. S. A.' SAV ANNAH. (iA. 140 HULL HT.. * Only U4»r tin* Rlrli. A school-teacher received the fol lowing note from one ot th*- patron*;: Teacher:- Jdou k»'ep tellin* my hoy to breathe with' his palate. Maybe rich ( hildren has got palates, hut bow about w hen tlieir father only makes two dollars a ouy and has got six childrenFirst. It’s one thing, :h/a it's another, and now it's pal. -k. That’s the wornt of all.” (Vin«Yt! Lois Watkins told her pupils t » give her examples oi the indicative, subjunctive,, and potential mood.i, ^ and exclamation sentence. Tin* foi-. lowing is what one handed in: “1 am trying to pass an English lamination If 1 answer twenty questions 1 shall pass. If I answer twelve I may pass. Heaven help Time To. Turn Your Land 4 / * , * ' Good Farmers are now preparing .to turn their lands to make a bumper yield next year. To dp this properly one needs the best implements. We recommend “THE HUMMER STEELPL0W” / -S' . :ill Jikr* thr Kicr’’ .Fhc l*4*cau*<e: — It rum '.tgii! , ♦ 1 —►Its long landslide raa il steady, running / \ \ S.—It turn* a smooth even clean f:;r r :>" 4. —The laniisidf* ha*« a' Chilled heel. ‘ replai :.l*Ie at a Kmal! cert. 5. —I’ : n- a center draft no: side draft. Roger Hardware Company /A i. 'i