Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. • I, *-'■ ! |. i • • 9 ^ THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, January 5, 1916. 1 . * W '^r w __ # « |*f- • ••*••* * * •»'’•#**** STATE NEWS BasteTr ian. 1.—At a mretlof of tke boari of d I nr ton of the Easily ceiton Mills held la the offices of the company hcs Tuesday afternoon the reahraation of Joho H. Cheatham, as ■taaaaer. jras accepted and Wilt r H. Oci'r^ of 41 art wall, Oa.. was^tccv ed as his socreseor The eachnna^ nrll! be made bet s een this aud Peb- msry 1. Charleston, Jan. 1.—Approximate ly IlS.eop worth of liquora. nil paid fqr. was left on hand In the Charles* »nn county dtsfrrnsar) Inst night, and will have to be disposed of by special act of the legislature on account of i the prohibition law going Into ef*' feet at midnight. The aaled for yes terday amounted'to'about $11,000. . Chicago, Jan. 1.—R. I. Woodside of Ore* nvillr. 8. C.. was today named one of the 1914 members of the agricultural re mm last on of th<? American Bankers’ Association by D. F. Harris, chairman. • Orangeburg. Jan. 1.—Andrew J. Hydriek. of the Orangeburg bar. an nounces that he will be a candidate for the office of solicitor of the First )ediclal circuit. Oer. Manning ap pointed Col. J. Stokes Salic/ of the Orangeburg bar aa sncc^saor to the late P. T. Hildebrand. The race neat summer for the office of solicitor wilt likely be n hard fought one. pa It Is stated that each county in. the cir cuit will hare n candidate. *v - *. (■■■■nhHHaVMMHHHH Rheumatism! How it rheumatism recognised ? Some hare said— is a dull pain, is a sharp pain, is tore muscles. ' is stiff Joints. 8 ■ . is • shifting pain. All have declared—Iftorma/tsm is Ptbi. SWaa*s Liniment applied The- blood begins to flow freely—the body's warmth is renewed—the congestion disap pears—the pain is gone. Sloan’s ^ Liniment DLLS FAOf (GUARANTEED) M Rheum atisSB and allied pains yield to she penetrat- 5 ing qualities of this srarming liniment. < u .i # • # • GENERAL NEWS ACIDS IN STOMACH _ ( SOUR THE FOOD AND * * * r r ■ ^ • «**•**« * *'**•»***« Madrid, Jan. 1.—News received hero on the loss off Scllly Islands of At?nmor Miguel . Beulliurtv in stonn. The crew numbered 4 2. _ <t ^> -Pneumonia re in Chicago. Jan. 1.—Pneumo suited lU'291 deaths in (*hicago in lour day*, according to the health d MIKF INniRFSTION 1 ^ aHn ^ ,e,,, A , n , epirf f n,iC ° r t am gian .o report mar .mhj. ao,. II1UI JLOIIlin, la grippe has assumed alarming pro- Clirte ,. i8 lni p r oving from a 1 a* sp; !' - j portions. , . of sickness. ’ ' *• • »« *■ 1 . — _ _ eeeediee ♦ ♦ # ^ ^ # ♦ v IJHNii: * . *1 o * * * * * *•* * * * * « « V • Christmas passed off very quietly, j Maggie and Nannie Bishop and L Mr. L<9loacr. of Hampton, visited Miss Rosa Carter. Y»ra and May Bishop .•.»<! Tii**l;na Jilttfc visited C*^rie and Pearl t'rr- i to". ‘ ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Copeland r.nd J.. L., .visited MaJ.' ‘Jo-s arter. I am glad to report that MaJ. Jo? 1 - - 'L ’Fapc’ti ' l>iM|M*|MUn** Flnoo (iawy. I'pNPl Ht4Mnoch* iu Five Minute*. Hour,**’ Washington, Jan. 1.4-Tw*;lve hurt.: one very nerioasly in p. collision he- Iween the southbound Augusta Spe cial and a freight train on Southern * * * • If what you Just est is souring on at Shipman. Ya Among those, hurt your stomach or lies like a lump of were Nomla Hill. Catawa N. (\, and' \ta7 Jnr'V.M.r ‘ • • - Kio Hickman. Charlotte. N ( . I i J i , , Mr. and. Mrs. Herbert Carier are all amlles.. Its a girl. Her n.tme is M.i»y El‘*ne. Mr. and Mrs. J. Will.uni • r.rttrl visited Majy Jos. Carter Mr. and Mrs. J. ^- t’.iv'.h'tn vicit?d / Vf Vg S »• .. v . _ _ lead, refusing to digest, or you belch gas snd eructate sour, undigested I fqod. or have a feeling of dlzslnesa. I - •—* Mrs. J. J. L. Finder.- and son. ; Frank, visited Maj. Jos. Carter. 'i>od. or have a feeling or dizziness.; Tukkogeo. Jsn: 1.—The annual re-if. yiaj: Jos. Carter feels thankful »o heartburn, fullness, ausea. bad taate port of M N. Work, head of bureau his friends and-’neighbous for their In mouth mid stomarlf headache, you .rer ordn and research of Tugwogeej kin«lnes.v during his Illness. can surely get relief in five rttnutlM. • Institute shows 69 lynching* In the! Ask your pharmacist to ajtow you j: putted States in 1915. Of these 55 the formula. p!ainly printed.ep tbes^ wers negroes and 14 whites. This .h flfty-ceut. caaes ot Pape’s-I)iapepsln v 1 six'more negroes and 11 more Whites then yon will understand why dyu* ( than In 1914 C.eqrgla with 18 had ! mi pat ion and indigestion and wlU *' "* - YYomcii of He«leniary Habits. Women who get but little exercise are likely to be troubled w ith con-1 ' ' * *t V»»ss vv-.v. .... — . , ,,,» peptic troubles of ail kinds must go. the largest number. i*nd w hy it r»»Ueveav*out. out-of-«rd*r ftnmachSfcO- indigestion in five min nte.r. ••P;»p'*"s Diapepsin" Is harm 'd® fdmii fool go to the tah’e with a healthy appe tite; wp.u* will please you most, is th-t. you Uili'Sbe! that yotir stopt- n^h- r.r,d iut‘r.*** are find ChumberAn’s Tablets highly j 'beneficial. Not so ;ood ana three] every day. but - - freah and >on will a»*M need to re- ; ort to Igxatires or liv» ! pills for bil- 1 Singling war. the elciest dt iousneas or constipation ^ Ibrothers, circus owners! ° Thir. city will have many •p a p 0 'hr.\e theii Winter quarters ^lei^ r i iup*p:in” tranka, as some people. '' surviv d by a widow. will Call tjh«*m. bid you will lie elif thusiastic abotjC this spl ndld atom-* Kl Paso, Texas. 'Jan. 2 cch prep; ration, too. if you ever tak*- Vb iorianO Huerta, former » • a uinr stout- '^"'dhc.o, Wia.. Jan. 1 . A! Kine-I :Jt * clean and * IiK - >'' ari5 chi,’died litre today.; sk lit had be< a ill about a.year ' ,r * sje >i« ❖ * *-k * [HI K(> I TOMS Oi-n. provi sk '—" . ' 'V" . sk sj: jJ: sj: sk sk s’: ♦ % si sk sp s(c! (From the Hamburg Herald.l j Miss Nell Brack is at home for! to holidays from Wintlirup. College, j Messrs Ralph and Jflhn Berry,-of j Smoaks. spent Sunday In the tSity.. 4 Messrs. (J. Frank Bamberg and! 1 p^p; ration, mo. n you * »»-i ■«», » for indigestion. ga/.es. heartburn, sional president’of Mexico, who un I Messrs, (i. Frank Bamberg and I nournesu:. dyapep;da.-.or any stotuach de. wcnt an operation here yeater-J ll. F. Bambeig an- on a deer hunt 1 . .luv iva« nrrrTnonnced in a serioti;.! w \ II« . — . t mis» ry t day, was prronounced in a wriott-j at Jqcksonboro. Gel some now, this ^Inute. and i-ondltlon tonight 1>F his physician. | Mr. and Mrs. H. \V, Trowell rid yourself of stomach tt»ls.*rv and! — : .. -^ ; 25 CENTS DfSTR0YS oft tggt^tskgcSi^:^ V * * ^ * FKX1FI. * * sk * a e * * * ****** YOUR DANDRUFF PND STOPS FALLING HAIR Save Ymir Hair! Make .lt Thick. / . M’avy amf beautHuh— Thin, brittle, colorletw and scrag PKaRCE A BaTTEY. the Savan- Sgy hair i» mute evidenee of « ne* #h Cotton factor8 . are substantial, lected scalp; of .landrufT—awful .. _ . sr f r reliable, and energetic. Tbetr e*. There is nothing so destructive to' tensive warehousing facilities and the hair as dandruff. It robs the h ;u. »9P^r‘or »alesmanshlp are at your of i s lustre, its strength and Its very command They are abundantly able life: cv rtunllx producing a fexer- »o properly finance any quautity of t.hn.> « ihd itching of the scaJp. cotton shipped them. Isn^t it to w hich ii' not remedied Causes the hair: # root* to shrink.-loosen adul die theJ“«" •“«* *»• convinced. S-ll-Rm t’i<lia.lr falls out fast. II M and Mis. T>owell attended the marriage of Mrs. Trow ell’s neice .Miss Ollle llolug; of Bamhurg. last week. Mr*. -^Vlyde Bolen, also a neice of Mr* Trowell. returned home with her and spent a few day* an' returned to her home in B^nibu Saturday. T.-A. anj Mrs Bootle, of Charflen- ton. spent the holidav* war'll Mr Bootle’s brolher. P L. Bootle. The* ret nr’ned borpe. Monday Kddie O’Quin and B/ Roliertaon left this aft'rnoon for Charleston, where they go to accept positions . P 7 u ’“* r CnOia.tr fall* out fast. A little lb,a the holiday, with Rh* parents. J., drrlnp , otlixht , noM anv tJmp and Mrs Reynolds, of Round. . will *urdy save your hair. o # « ■ (l **‘ " A*5-cenl bottle of Know Hon’; 1 ? ,Nin 2‘ . 0r< "*' n *; r ij n‘leriiie front any -'.rug store or Ti,, '• Ur l. Spa « n,, P * r 'i counter, and after the first an ents M. J and Mrs, TroweR. . plication your hair will take on Shit Judge J. Trowell, spent the holi- , lfp , U8lrp n ixur , wrf> w ,, lch days away visiting friends at 8Q bcuiutlful It will become wavv Smoaks. ” an d fluffy and have the appearanr'c Prof b- W. t arpenter. who spent of abundance, an incomparable glos^ the holidaya at bU horn-' in Charles- and aoftite**; hut what will pR ,-, Ion, la back at PeaM. a j you uioftt will bv Just a Allen MiZaon, of Clemson College, week’s use. when vou will actnallv Is h-re visiting his parents. J. N and see a lot of fine dowdy hair n-v. Mrs. Mix»on He will return .to hair growing all over th' scalp Clemson early this w«ek. Hail Cold quickly Broken r,». Mtw. Martha Wilcox. Gowanda. V. .. 7 - „ - Y • w rites: "I first useil Chamh r- As^soon as in attack of Khettma- ,a ' n ’* ^ough Remedy about eight tiwra begins apply Sloan’s Uniment. a *° A * , * lat ,ira ‘‘ * h *d » hanl Don’t waste fime and suffer unnec- - roW ,ln ‘' cou 8 > ’ fto*! of the time 11 •W1 | . n *1X1 4VS • %9. SB. WV, ■ s s , ( . ws . Walterboro. spent a few days in thaj city last week with the fartiily of Rev D. D. Holep. Mr. J. F. Carter has been appoint ed county chairman for Bamberg county for the State l^iyiiien’a Mis sionary movement. . • i Mr. Bennie Black I* spending the Christmas vacation at ome from the ! I’nlverslty of South Carolina. Mr. C. D. C. Adams anO fatnily of Round spent Saturday in the city with relativ »*. FAMILY AVOIDS SERWIIS SICKNESS ■.V ®J Bs^ CoasUitJy SappM With Tbttifortl’t BUck-Drtagk. AlcDuff, Va.—“I suffered for tevenl r ars - wys Mr*, j. B. WhiSakw « « k •« « , l ° d , 7|i Don’t waste rime and suffer unnec- «• '"r ••■■•e ,, L* ou,l< * ,0 Ihebest family ntedi.’”' •saary agony. A few drop* of lo ^ ^ u * 1 wha * 1 ^-'ede<ir~;t , "] e or )_ oun K *nd old. , Sloan’s Uniment on the affected “J 0 * 0 U P lor cold In a few: daya.'knd , * ‘ftp Black-Dfnurht bn hand all (he perts is all you need, fbe pain foe* *"* rough entirely disappeared. I jww. and when nty children feel a at once 7^ to ^ "'""T ^ my friends of the x hty ask me for a dose, and it A grateful sufferer writes’ "I wa* through using this 1 good ^ ntedteme . aiAffering. for. thrae week* with p10 'J** 1 * 1 * n ' i *** *ho have used it Chronic Bheumattsm and Stiff Necfc. * pe *' t of J* in ,h ? highest tcrnjs ” although I trldd many medicine*. * ? r M, * , b >‘ an d«ileni. • - _ A ' — ' 4X>R HHKI MATIHM they failed, and I was under the care of a doctor Fortunately 1. heard Of Sloan’s Uniment and \fter using It three nr four day, aift up and well I am rangloyed at the bfagrat depart ment store in S. F. .where they era- - - — ploy from siz to eight hundred ba i l*. ]n USB For OvMP^A Vmaro end thev aurely will hear all abiat "7 V ™ ¥ * ar * Sloan’s Uniment.— If. « Smith. S,*; A,w * p * ®* 4r * FfancLsoo Cal — J^n 1915.’’ At all druggists. CASTOR IA For Infants sad Children tbs Signature of \ tilVIII lltv I ^>ey ever tried. We never fata a long gpetl of sick- oessin our family, since we commenced using Black-Urauglit." Thcdford * Black-Draught Is purely vegetable, and has been found to regu- fate weak stomachs, aid dtgestioa, re lieve indigestion, colic, wind, nausea, headache, sick stomach, and sinufar symptoms. * 7 M has been in constant use for wore a mEt* ’ Vour Black- people. ShnMi - • H ' •no iwC09Uicna9^ only 25c. Oct a ./ H.CW .• a » • * ' l . t A .. ... .*9 - .. 4 •> C ♦ BY PAYING FOR YOUR PAPER T N On February 1, 1916, the subscription will be in creased to $150, but from now until that date you may pay as far in advance as you wish at 51.00 per year. All subscriptions not paid in ad- - / . T * vance February 1 will be discontinued. / - •; ♦ > * ' /; • ^ PAY 'X - j, t Money Saved is Money Made / f V”' • , ' * # > Come in before February 1, pr send check or mon- * - • * i ey order mailed before that date. Even if you « _» / are already paid in advance it would pay you to ‘ f ^ , pay further at the $1.00 rate. w » If you have a friend in a distant state why not send him or. her The Press and Standard as a New Year’s present? It would be an appreciated * * • V . X* ft reminder of you every week in the year., - ■ • -•/ l WALTERBORO, S. C* -!• J / "