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• \ PAGE SIX THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday. January 26, 1916. Collet ao County’s Schools OJFKH t%L IMKK<-n>RY State J. E. Sweartagwi. CWumbta. Smp T.tt* ndent of Education. 3 Stnckiand. WaStcrboro ^. . C..Tonniy Snpcrinteadeat of Edu cation •* Ok^nanodera. Stokea. Member Tountr Bo*"* 5 of Education S P. Jo tlarti*. Jr.. Snaoak*. member Countjr Hoard of Education. ^ . p. S. Ix>nc. Walterkoro. • TPrefldett County Teach**™ Asaocfatioa. • V.\ E. Willis. Cottageville. President County Trustees Association. pleased with visit County Superintendent of Educa t.on Strickland went to Columbia last week to attend a conference or .til the superintendents of educatlou ‘for the sute. He was much pleased with the outlook for thin county, iind states that be feela hi* trip to < ulumbta will result In much pood for the schools of the cdunty. H* va* complimented by Mr. Swenrln- Ken upon the progressive work be ing done in the srhoois of the conn- 't-W1.ii. f'Tf%, i..t wmh: land arranged for a visit to the " >< hools of this county by State Rur- S< » nd Mr ‘ c * •^1 S hool Supervisor, l^uco Gunter. He also filed his applications for State aid to rural grded schools of the county, of which there are now thirteen Appearing before the Vays and Means committee, Mr. Strickland, urged the importance of {cured the schobl will possibly run i four of f.ve months. t P. B. Sanders, a prominent saw tnlll man. of Walterboro. hus again moved his crew to Caldwell, where he will op* rate hit mill at that place. Wo are glad to weleomo-Mri Sand- r? back to our community. We are glad to report that Mrs.. W. li. Hiers. who has Wn confined tb her room for several days. Is.able *0 be out again. ■* Mr. and Mrs., yr O.-Hlers spopt eat.u-dey an^Sundgy with relatlfea at Khrhardt. v ' ®Born. to Prof, and M™. C. J. D. Caldwell, on Saturday. Jan. t. n girl. Miss Lorie Crosby, after spending n few wdblcs v»ry pleasantly with ier parents, Mr. and -Mrs. J. W Crosby, has returned to her home in Charleston, where she holds a jTomirent. posit ion. Mr. and Mr*. -Faber Tuten are spending a 7 few weeks with relatives and friends in the City hy the Sea. H. C. Bishop, one of Ehrhardt’s most progressiva cltisens, had busi ness In this section last week. . Messrs, its Carter and Lawton Ramsey, of Williams, were visitors USE ‘CASURETS’ FOR LIVER AND BOWELS WHEN CONSTIPATED When Billons, Headachy. Sick. P» : oar -tomin h. Inul Hivnth, Htnl Colds. F. Caldwelh eu tertaine*! a party of young folks on Friday evening. Jan. 14th In honor of M*\ and Mrs. Clarence Caldwell. They report a large crowd and a nice flme. v , r U W. Mraliham, who for the laat year has been residing at Bells,. Ua* ‘ Oct a lo*cect box.' , ; Take a’Coscaret tonight to cleanse your Live. Stomach and Bowels, and you will surely feel great by morn- fng. You men end women who have if ada< he. coated tongue, a bad cold, are bilious, nervous, upset, bothered with a sick, gaasy, disordered stom ach. or have backache and feel all worn out.*. Are you keeping, your bowels clean with Cascarets—or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil? Cascarets immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermentin* food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the constipated waste matter and poison :rom the bowels. Remember 4i Cascaret to-night will «trnighten you out by morning. A 10-cent box from your druggist means healthy bowel action; a clear head and cheerfulness for months. Don’t forget the ch.ldret*.. increasing the appropriations for the | moved his family ba« k to this sec support -of the weak schools and for tion. where he will engage in farm- ihe building fund * Mr Strickland was much pleased with th*- results, of his visit. “Alto 5 - ;•-ther."' hep-says, *T feel much en- • ouraged as to the cause of educa- lion In th* future We are just be-j ginning to reap the harvest for the .work which has 'been’»d<Tne in the *< bools of the county^ Colleton will nn’ th" ground to replace his neat not be. behind other counties if the . duelling that .was destroyed by fire good work now going on shall be a^few weeks ago. We wish Mr. Mr- tng Lhis year. We. a>e glad to wel come Mr. Brahhajn and his family hack to our section. Mrs. C. C. Caldwell and little grandcljildren visited the hoiAe of Mr sod Mrs. W. H. Hiers Thursday afternoon. _• * - '*• !</ t\. M'-Mitlan is getting Jumb'*! ******** * • * **#-*‘ * * ROUTE FOUR «***■* * ********** kept up. THOtsE KPEHAI. LEVIED* illlan success in his efforts. -Jr * # * # * * A « A ft A ft MALI. SCHOOL >: * A A * A ft ft ft ft ft ft A A * A A A A A A Round,. Jan. 22.—It was the pleasure of quite a number of old folks as well as young ones to at tend a social gathering at Hall school building on the evening of Jan. 14. Our teachers. Mrs. A. M. Addison and Mrs. B. G. Weeks, en- . clone so the County Auditor may, t< . rtainr , d th< , audience by a very s nl»“r the special levy cyi his books. {program, whic h was carried ■ - out by a. number of folks that did . * < themselves and the occasion Jcisticc 1 . ^AAftAAAA A A AAAAAA The- admission fee wag TOc and IBc, IJINE GltOl If M MtSH. 4c ( The amount raised was $10.80, DRV BRANCH , A «hich will go to purchase n heafer * • ' * fo- the convenience of the school The elections to be held next week in two school districts in this • onuty. Ashton and Sheridan, will l»-ing much eiuirker results than wan •ontemplMted. State Supeintendent Swearingen assured Mr. Strickland oh his recent-visit tp Columbia, that any district which might vote a spe cial tax irf the.hear future, would * » allowed to share In the State ap propriations this \ear. p'O'ided this Walterboro. Route 4. Jan. 22.— Cane Rowers has bought the J. \m Witsell place and is moving his family there. We are gorry v to note the illness (if Mis. Florrick Fender and glad to know rhe is Improving rapidly. . Sc tv to h^arnhat Mrs. San Fen nell Is very ill. Hope rhe' will soon recover Miss Ann4e Avant r.prrt last Mon day night with I’-essle and Anniei, Fender.- Death entered th ’'ome cf Jim mie Waleh on Dec. l‘*th and called •cwhv h's wife. Rena She leaves co mourn her loss her husband and lit tle babe, father, mother, two broth- egf! and tw : o sisters, besides a host of friends rnd ’elati^es. She was a daughter of Mr; and Mrs. W. D. Fen- ler. The body was laid to rest at Drs. Creek cemetery. A AAA A A 'A A •DEATHS ft ft ft * ft A^ft ft A A A A A *. ' Mbw Anne EMott. Adams Run. Jan., 22.— Miss Ap^e EUictt. daughter of the late Mi. William Elliott tnd sitter of the late Ex-Congresstaan .William Eliott, i died Thursday at Oak Lawn, near! Adams Run. In the ‘•4th yeaivof h^ - age. Mr. William ElLott. ofVIfolum- bla. a lawyer: Mr. Ambrose Con rales, of Columbia, publisherX. the • Sute. and * Mr. Wm. E. Gonxalis. j United Spates minister to Cuba, are lurrirlng 'lUpbews. The intertaett look* place' in Magnolia Cemetery. Cha -leston. Her father waa author of “Cs.'o- Una 8porta.” She was b<?rn in Charleston, March 22. 1122.• She had made her home at Oak Lawn for many years, having as compan ion there her niece. Miss Harriett Rutledge Elliott Gonxales. With j hor also at her death was Mrs. N. G. jontales, of Columbia. Miss Elllotf’s younger sister. Harriett Rutledge Elliott, married the late Ambroiso J. Gonxales. a Chban patriot, who as an adopted citizen of South Carolina, fought gallantly in the Confederate armv. gurrenderlnj at Greensboro with’ Gan. Joseph E. Johnstone, being at the-time colonel and chief of arii*- lery. On the death cf Mrs. Oor.-. ziles In 1861*. her children fell to the care of Eliott, her mother ant! her sister, at Oak Lswn. Of the children survive ti»e eldest. Am brose E. Gonzales: publisher of The Stete. Columbia;* William E. Gen ( zales, American minister to Cula,.- and .Miss H. R. E. .Gonzales. ' < Miss Elliott was the first’woman | to subscribe, to the first Confederate , / loan. -She and her t'amiiy gave ' themselves and their possessions freely to the Confederacy. Th/ir Plantations were ravaged -by Sher man and nftrward they suffered with che^rtul fortitude grenwr pri- vations than during the war/ Miss.Elliott was descended on her ■’thc-’s side from the Elliotts and the Barn wells. Dr. Jfenry Wood,-, vr.rd. Governor Gibbcs, and a num ber of other dislngui!>hed men; on her mother’s sijle; from Thomas Rhett Smith, the Rutledges, the Smirlings. Moores. Ladsons. God freys. Landgrave Thomas Smith. Cal. William Rhett and others. Chlfdraa 6ry for Flotchwf castoriA; ah “ji tO( lU that trifle with and and Chllftm- i been itnre of hi* per* i it* Infancy, ive you in this. , lare but the health of What Is CASTORIA and allays The Children*! for Castor OH, Pare* Syrqp*. It 1* pleasant. It Opium./Morphine nor other Karcotio ra la it* rnarantee. It destroy* Worm* "For more than thirty years it of Constip for the relief illc, aO Teething s tl “ inw 1 w — Mother’s ipation. Troubles and and Bowclsa natural sleep. CASTORIA always tBears the Signature of i A-ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft * ft JaMuc. Jar 17.—The school at been a fry irramh Is progressing very nice ly i;cd*-r the management of Prof, i A. Hiers. having an enrollment of 11bout foriy. which is considered a pretty fair attendance for a “Pay” f .-’ oo) If the attendance can be se- j building. This session of our school has very successful one,, and one we are proud of.'It is the first that we hive-hud two teachers, which Is Just .that we have been needing for quite T.while, especially when they render eh services as ourn have. L. E. HILL. Kidoev Medicine Dis- % solves Gravel Stones ,\ lliiuonstrator Heartl’s letter. Cleriison College. S. Jan v 24, ’16. Mr; J. E. Peurifoy, President First National Bank, Walterboro. S. C. IVar Sir; ’ I am very desirous of having each boy who enters the corn club ^his boy who enters the corn club this believe this to be one good step to wards better and more livestock in “olleton county. In order to do this t.he boys w|t| hft’ve to purchase one pure-bred gill -each, and it will cost them from fifteen to thirty-five dollars. dc( MOTHER GIVE CHILD “SYRUP OF FIGTIF TONGUE IS COATFD In Use For Over 311 Years Th# Kind You Havo Always Bought CCMTAUK COMAAMV. W « 1 »OAA CITY. ir (Voss. leverl.Hli, Kick, Bilious. <1cr i Little Liver and lionets. Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root sells well with us because it invariably p odaces good results in Kidnty. Liv er and Bladder trouble. We sold a dollar bottle to one of the inmates n( our Soldier’s Home near here, and r -t.ns;- !t he brought in nhout. on^ do^' i gravel stones as la-g? upon the size atyi breed of ^ he had passed. »« ! * • ! ‘h t® buy obtained wonderfujj » ,arpn " ° f ° r b <>\* use of Swamp-Root. J" ,0 fur "^ h ' ,hi - j money,. In such casen as this, how- ERNE3T A. BROWN. * j Iwifayette, Ind I Personally appeared before me this JjjMh of July. 1S*0J». Ernest A. a pea. which states that he relief froth the Drowic-of the Brown Drug Co., who ntbarrlbed the above starement and made oath that the same ts true in Mibstamc and in iact. 1 * . * • ' DAVID BRYAN. Notary Public. I la-tter to l»r. kilmer A KiBglianiten, N. f. Prusre Whnt Kwamp-KtMM For Voa Will Do / Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer <t #Uo Binghamton. N. Y.. for a sam- ever. it is more desirable for the bojs to i>orrow the /honey, either f roin their, father or frbm the hank. In each Vfcsp giving a pcrsonsJ note. Eh's muses the ^tioy to realize his IMvsonal obligations for this amount end also, giv** the banker, father <r.d others ah opportunity to see* how j the boy wfll meet his ohligaions. I ehajf i»e very glad to know jf > •our bank will he willing fo lend t tvep-fy-five worthy boys' sufficient /Y'“> to enter into this work. The >riirrhase of these hogs, the feeding a.nd management of same, and also the growing of an acre of corn, as corn club hoy* shall all bq, carried '■i' under my personal supervision. Hoping that ‘bis will meet with 1, 0 approvd of your bank and that other banks of the-county will »>o- Chinren love this "fruitylaxative,” and nothing else cleanses the tender stomach, liver and bowels so nicely. A child simply will not stop play- ng to empty the bowels, and the re mit Is. they become tightly clogged •' ith waste, liver gets sluggish, stom ach sours, then ypur little one be- r omes cross, half-sic k. feverish, don’t eat. sleep or act naturally, breath !» bad. system full of co-cold, has sore throat, stomaeh-ac-he. or diarrhoea. Listen, Mother! See if tongue Is coated, then give a teaspoonful of ‘California. Syrup of Figs.” and in a few hours alt the constipated waste, sopr bile and undigested food pass- A out of the system, and you have a well, playful child again. Millions of mothers give "Califor nia SjVup of Figs” bee-apse it is per fectly harmless; children love It and It never tails to act on the stomach, liver and bowels. . Ask yonr druggist for a f.T-cent tKittle of ‘•California Syrup of Figs,” which has full directions for babies, children of all ages’and for g-own- nps plainly printed on the bottle. Be ware of counterfeits sold hero Get the genuine, made by ‘‘Calitornla Fig Syrup Company.” Refuse any 'ther kind- with cojKrmpt. pie size bottle It will ronrifice any- operate In this movement.'l remain. one. You will also revelve a booklet of valuable inforr.-.arioB telling about the kidneys and/ Madder. When writing, be eupe. and qientlon The Walterboro weekly Pres* and Stand ard. Regular flftft-cent and one-dol- lar size bottles for tale at all drag Floras. Yours very trulv, J J. HEARD. Demonstration Agent. OVERLAND AUTOMOBILE , GIVEN jr Is giving away a Model 63. |7S0 Overland Touring car. complete with all moders equip ment Including electric starter, lights, etc ' This car f» awarded to gether with' 500 other desirable premiums. The publishers of the Southern Woman’s Magazine claim this' to be one of the moat liberal of fers they have yet made. This is no "catch penny” contest, but a fair and legitimate offer. Car will hi awarded June 1st.- full par ticulars may he had by ad''re*dng Fonthern Woman’s Magaziulf. Nash ville. Tonn. , j > J ' ■ ‘ c State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Loca*. v'aunty—ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior ^partner of thf firm oi F. J. ( heney A Co., doing business In the CJty of Toledo. County and AWAY S**** aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and, every case The. Southern Momaa.s Magazine , ^ - ^7—— ociock in me arterfiAns giving away a five passenger, of Catarrh thatVannot be cured bt. , Miss Hattie Tones will teavA rland Touring the use of MALL’S CATAKRH CtRE FRANK J CftENKY. Swdrn to before me and subscrib ed in my presence this 6th day of December, A. D.. 1886. . • V (Sea!) A. W. GLEASON. \ „ * Notary Public, llall’a Caterrh“Cufe is taken inter nallv and acts directly upon th< Moo<A and mucous surfaces of tl-c a system, fiend for ♦''•tlmonlals. free F. J. CHENEY A Co.. Toledo. O. Sold bv all Druggists. 7Be. Take Hall’s Family nils fpr cot stipation. - ft * t ft A A * ft ft ft ft ft’ ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Wt ft PINE (tllOVE ft ft ft A ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft. ft Smoaks. R. 2, Jan 18—Misses Mat- tie and Reha Jones and Miss Myrtle Critchen were !n Smoaks one diy •r.i t week. - - Miss Mattie Myers is at home again (or the winter. F D. Herndon is wearing « smile, ihat won’t come-off soon—Its a big r ine hoy. Miss Myrtle Critchen har. rerum- ^d her work in Pine n’ro\ , »» sth'-ol. after a pleasant visit In Charlrstcr Messrs Chisolm and Hubc-t Hern don, of nrauchville.' were-guests at •fie home of Mr. J.'A. Jones cently. /— M -. Lonnie Herndon is recovering from a severe attack of grip. Mr. Lesley, or new pastor, nrevh- “d here the fourth Sunday at three o’clock In the afternoon. leave soon 'or Spartanbiirg. S. C Miss Reba Jones will leave home dav next week for Branchville. where she will begin her work, and •verybody wishes her much success. * .Lawrence C. Weekly. WaKerboro. R. 5. Jan. 22.—On Monday afternoon. Jan; 10, we bur ned- in the cenfele-y of Black Cre-'k ILiptist church Lawrence .C. Weekly. Avho died at Saikehatchie. 8. C.. Jan. Otb. ■after a long illness Ui which he suffered r. great deal. H'o was in bis 80th year. He was married fo A little Mlley Harter Aug. 26th, 1868, and leaver, a devoted wife and four daughters to mourn their loss: M'* R. T. W. Roberts, Coo-awtatchjp, 1 8. C.; Mrs. Jn\oB. White, Charles ton; Mrs. A B. Armsdorff. Falkc- hatchie; Mrs. F. W. Stanley. Yem- and Mrs. H. J. Givens. Hen dersonville. Ore rister. Mrs. Sue McMillan, and two brothers. ‘T. r*. Weekly and J. J. Weekly. Brother Weekly was a member of - Black Creek Baptist church, and for many years lived where he died, only for a few years the family were resi dents of Charleston, fn ordt-- to givv the daughters the benefit of the r-do- oaHonal advantages offered there. He was a faithful soldier in th** Confederate army, having enlisted in Co. A 1st regiment 8. C. cavalry. Xox. 4th, 1861. after serving * for some months, he re-enlisted In fo. A 3rd 8. C. cavalry. March 18. 186.'. and served thrdfigh the war. - the regiment being disbanded at Union Court House April, 186.'. His Ma sonic life Was of long standing. A gbod citizen has left us. but we have ’e.f hope which Is best of all. that he died t-usting in Jesus our Lord, and has entered into the rest re maining for the people of God. M write these words in< remembrance qf my friend and brother. '* . F. O. 8. CURTIS. , 0 . fl ; Airs. C. X. Crosby. P*’ffir tan. 17—Mr<« C v Crosby died at her hoin“ her* on the J4th of December at the eg? ,,f *<T years, following an illne?. ,. r i v our <!iys. Mrs. f'razby vrna r r : *'.1 i le-.s than a ye-ir avo. and -u-viv- -d ».-• her rtqy.ban l. <•, .. r n.l i-*-.-! er.-,) brother?--aii'l r: -»er t>«. tun-i ernl trad > •o.u-t* | |.« it,. v j , h tor tj,,, .iM -rment Tnbo- -U.C ivl. * hn •'•tnpathy if t w ,.| f friends. . * SANITARY AND CLEAN \VE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE CLEANLINESS OF OUR BARBER SHOP AND THE PERSONAL NEATNESS OF OUR BARBERS. r—Let os attend to your nefds— SMITH’S BARBER SHOP ./ 4 11. V. SMITH, Prop. Next !c Terry A Shaffers . S i Main Street m =«£ Don’t Throw Away your c!d automobile tires tut bring them to us and w« will vuleanize them for you. We have just installed a casing vulcanizer and can repair your tires ai small post. / V n Transfer arid Auto Livery City Garage S. M. CROSBY, Manager.* • % - —— •* hiridand Plumbing and Electric Co. * ’ # . o ■ e / Full line of Electric^and Plumbing Supplies always in Stock. Orders Promptly Filled Estimates on plumbing and electrical jobs freely given. AlI\vork guaranteed to be first class and according to* Insurance Specifications. No job too small and none too large for us to do. SHOWROOM NEXT DOOR TO TERRY & SHAFFER if-. 1 ’ , r. rc- ('onMIiNifbm nml Indlgco^bvn. 1 have used I'haniberlaln’* Tab- 'ct*< and must aay they are the bear I haVft ever ured for eonatlpation /bd indigrrtlon. My wife alao used ’hem for lnrilge*t«on abd thev did s '*' good” writes Eurene 8. Knight Wilmingtons N. C. For safe bv all dealer*. \ • li* if ,, j Of! I D.ivkl V. Smith. Orangeburg. Jan, 20.—David X. Smith, a well known a*d beloved citizen of Orangeburg, died at his borne in this citv on the night of .Ten. ^ ,h ..u X I r ' S?m!,h h ® ! ' be “ n ,n famine h^e fh for a long time and has he«n confined to his home for weka. He wn« 6!» veers of age Mr Smith came to Orangeburg •** • voirne He has been identi fied with bneinosa interests and nub Ur rffiro, a |, hi,, ||fe. He has re.M. ed fn Orangeburg r.ohtit 4(1 He survived bv his tnerly Miss JuHh sons; Dsyid N and Kyd-lck Smith, a'l of Orarre- . urg. Sisters nrd brothers also sur vive. The d«reas<>d wss ? mera K «r of SMbV’eth ledge x 0 28. A™ F" \fy ”'!* cJ,v *l«o a member of Eu- -ka chapter. No. 12. Rov.i Arch Th“ st the grave will be in charge of the Maaons Smith. Sr., of LDtle Swamp section -ud en nude of Hon D. L Smith, of Yt alterlioro. years, widow for- Jennv 4 ; a nd Smith. Robert 8iui*h A. L. Kavaget 'he morning; of January 15, A. L. Savage, one of the oldest m of tb# “low rOLLETON RARGAiN HOUSp QUALITY VALUE We are selling now all our Winter Clothing and Heavy Underwear AT COST PRICES " , ^ ^ ^ «V* •? while it is Necessary, for us to A f ‘ * * u . , make room for the Spring Gooods. • \ eoLLETCN enncniN hcuse B. LEVY, Manager BnnR us all your Hides and Eggs citi- country.r passed #wav st his (feme near *Parkef’a Ferry. Mr. Btrmfft wu in the Tlrd year of his life and had been in fail ing health for several months. H‘a death- was not unexpected, he having been helpless for several weeks be fore his death. He leaves a widow and several'children, besides a nos: of friends to mourn his death. . Interment 'was at Sandy Oath church near Walterboro. The strick en family have the sympathy of rite entire community in their bereave ment. 1 Women of Sedentary Habits, . Women who get but little exercise arc likely to be troubled with ccn- ■stipation and indigeatioj/' - *fad will find Chamberlain's Tablet* highly beneficial^* Not so good a* * three or four niffe walk every dav. but very much better than to allow th<* bowela to remain In a constipated condition. They ar-S easy and pleas ant to take and most4greeaMc n ef fect. For aale by all dealers. I