Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f VMOBVOOk - ^—IT" mb r, Jane 28, wig. The Ptas ud Standard WaharWri, WT7. AXD STANDARD, • •••••• • • • . W. W. MMOAK. Eater«-4 at tb* poatoffk* at Wal- Urboro. 8. C . aa a^ood claaa mall ■attar. Satatription Rates: Tear. fl^O .75 Moath*. 4Q Remittauces. All eheeki aod drafta cboald drawn in fa»or of “Pia Preaa, i Standard. to be a “looker aa tel Vleaaa.**. bat tber« ia aotbiar in the| aetttes'ready to do files later If tbe demand for it ahowld come. Colletoa can organise a raaerve eompaar. and bold it in readteeaa far a eecond call if oae ■bonid come. If ao call tbould come them tbia reaerwe company would be anefel for malauininc an intereet in our Xntlaanl Government and be a tource of protection to our home folka. Suppoec eatenrive rioting should break put at any point with in the State with ail her citizen sol diery off at war, w* would be en tirely at the rnerpr of such as should try to iajure da-C 1 • > I Colleton should at least hare a reserve company, and it is a food time to begin the organi zation of such a company. Since writing the above the call of lieber li. Padgett was handed us. }It will be seen that Mr. Padgett ha* tan>e idea as . . . . i about the aame idea as expreaned Look at the printed label on your . . . fc „ v paper. Tbe date thereon aho.a j al »o T «- *** ' rast ^ when the subscription eipire*. For- bo lagging l fc tly- mzlfer of seed ng ward your money in ample lime j n t0 MgJPadgett. renewal. Notice date on label care^I _ ; fully, and if not correct please notify i us af once. Stm Rettenbauffh a Hustler. ibecribers desiring the s^lress ^ef^th^ir paper change^, w:11/please state In their communication b**.h the old and the new a * Bouthern ^'arolina. tj/ck Unde on trunk lines. . / / If The standard had a few more fronds like Mr. 8 O. Bedenbaogh. of l.eeev’lle, route 6 it would have many more •ubvrribers than it now ha* This energetic young man with in the last few weeks has secured for this paper 50 subscribers, all paid Southey Carolina, t> land of the ‘f tor on - / .j that every person jn the county s*e«-t po'.to. / / should take and r*ad the county pa- OT \ iiouthern Carolina, the horn the' greatest po-atibilitie* ever given a pe/>pl/ to add to their happiness and ^joytnent of life. /Bouthern Carolina, where the wo men are prettKr, the men purer, th* children happier than anywhere In this land of ours • -0-0—\\ Southern Carolina, r\h in natural rtsouice* and in ability >»{ her eon 11 to bring things to p.-s«. \ -— £——r>v— » —fVO Southern * arolina, where th» are longer, th*. ritghtr cooler witters shorter, "the summer mot enjoyable and the whole year is fill ed with good things for all the p< o- pie “The Mother of Walterboro.* county pa p* *a'h week, and he has done »hat h» conld In his'.seetion^loward this ■,<] Me is a young mar. and a hustler. „ . ' \ "he atxive clipping i« taken from 7 J /< Sniu/Ia Standard, and It mak'-i u- w: * there were some Sam ii«r- denbaugh'a in Colleton county. ^ The logic of the position he take** i* go*al Kvery ciuzen of the tounty should read the county newsprner, and it is to 'he Interest of thoae cit izen- who do r^ad it to see to it that others alao do Suppose that a fn wspaper begins championing some proposition, or that tue people through the newspaper advocate oiKe reform or soi»e public gpirited .vement. how will tbrw- who do not read kno* anything about it. «>vd bo* can one get the I’Upvur' »> f the people on such I a pr<LposHioo if they do uot OF LADIES SOMNER DRESSES, COAT SUITS, SHIRTWAISTS AND SKIRTS ' ARE NOW REING SOLD AT \ ACTUAl. COST. • ' . • J ’ \ . . ■ Have You Seen Our Beautiful Chinaware We Are Giving Away Absolutely Free! STORE A. S. KARESH, Mgr. k In this issue of The Prera and Standard appears a most interesting historical article written by Kev. J. Lemackt Ktokea, formerlf of Wal terboro, now a resideat of Waihaila, wiw-re h« is serving a charge aa min ister of the t’pper South Carolina Conference. Mr. 8tokfM M pecu liarly well Itted for writing a his tory of this town, and of this sec tion. He has a mind stored with historical fact, and has delved deep Into roatte.s pettaining to his family history, and incidentally Into the history of th» town and tounty; as the history of his family and their connections Is so widespread as to embrace a ^°od pejrtlon of the life of the county since pre-Kevolution- ary tunes. . K ^fl K was the intention of Mr. -Stokes to accompany this article with a cut Of “The Mother of Walterboro," but on account of the fact that the pho tograph of this portrait did not de velop weij enough to have a cut made this ^/»uM not be done. ✓ As It is This a valuable (ontiibution to the history of Walterboro, know anything about It? So\it is th* r.Ur.inews of citizens to see to it that the.r neighbors are informed on public «juestionH and that they, thaiefore, read the county newspa pers. Has Colleton some Sam Bed^a- baugh’ii in .v’ x It Can be Did. It would be. we judge, a pretty tough proposition tc get a sd^are d*ai at Hound, C.—The Jaeper Herald. Why, at Hound, one cannot get a«ay frbm the square deal at all and ft does not need a "Kound- jvtoo'it way," either. NT. Jl UK'S CHI K< H ( ollcton Ha« no Part in it. The editor of The- Pres a and Stand ard is hot an advVicate of pr« pare<l- ne*a to any great extent, nor «J<> »* believe in settling dlwpMtes between nations by war, f(>r the people who auffer are not usiiaHv the ohes who have oause to do the suffering . Hut there cniimc s a time when if Wv*nj« wars must come, and such 4»s is confronting the Cnited, Hev. Herbert F. ftchroeter, Rector. The se>ond Sunday after Trinity, 11 00 a. m.. Holy Communion and sermon; 5:30 p m.. Sunday school. & !o p m , eventog prayer and ser- BOft. l - v«r> Wednesday, mission class choli :eh;an>al i:00. ■>’ * MARRIAGES * ft - ' *'"• sjt j ftWftAftftftft * * ft****.A 1 ******** * * ****** * ♦ Ilry ant-4 *art#*r. .- A marriage which came a:- a sur prise to their many friends was that of Mi?s Essie Bryant, of Walterboro, _ and Mr. W. W. Carter. Jr., of Ruf- | in. Mr. Carter came to Walterboro Wednesday afternoon and took Miss Bryant to ride, going as far as Hen dersonville, where they derided to hgte Rgr. Knight, pastor of th* Methodist church, perform the rer- 1 emony. They returned to Ruffin af terwards. whgre they will make their home. Miss Bryant Is a popular ladv of Walterboro, where she has made many friends. Mg. Carter is a son of Mr. aad Mrs. W. Carte- of Ruffin, and is a young business man of ability. The best wishes of their many friends go with theta in their new relationship. • /V Dandridge-Mett-. MKs Lillie Daadridge and M*. 8. I>. Metis, both of CoUageville, were married Saturday at the clerk o court's office, by Deputy Clerk of Court R. R. Miley. This young couple have many friends to w;*li them well. BIRTHS , —o-O— Coin’to Mr and Mr<* David Walsn at Walterboro lumber Company, June 34. a ron. ****** *- y i ^ * * * * *«% * * * >. DEATHS » **** * ^ ft * ft * ft ft * * Born to Mr. and M:?. Campbell Drawdy. of 8tokes. Jute 19. a wm. i Hll.hKKN S BAT AT CR4TSS kWAMP that time Rtatcr-aT' present. We had fond hope* that we should not become embroiled in fhe maelstrom of war which Is wrecking the nations of Kurope, but it seems that our for tunes are not to be favored any longer, and while we mAy not become involved in a struggle which will fry our ability to rope with It. wp are up against a nasty proposition and one which will take tiri.e to end. finch being the <a*e. we must pro tect our country against the f<te, and right royally have ©ur military or- ganizpilion* responded to the call for hel/ A few of our boys have gone to the front and are doing their part Children’s Xeld I>ay eierclses will l»e at Crcs* Swamp op Thursday. July 37. An fbvitation if eztend* d to all surrounding Sunday schools to he present at this time. REV. Met TEN To PREACH >ln». K. Y. l^-garc and DauvjhL. r A funeral of more than u.y«i _1- new» took pla<e at Christ cl.unh, j Wilt *n, in the town of Adan.3 Run. 'vhfn Mrs. Frank Y. Legr.' a.id her ! .’aughter. I-ois, were buciat f ;.v s.de in the same gravftl moth | er and daughter had be* u ill for H. BACK IN TOWN » ■ y n. ———✓— ** i / / , - \ / / \ I,* > // / / \y / \ ✓' ' * l| / / y Just returned from the North where He purchased a full line of Merchandise. These goods are now in the depot and will be opened up next week at the store formerly occupied by the S. Finn Jewelry / o Company. These are all new goods and the latest style. ~ / ''■/-’A 7 * I ask all of my old customers and friends to visit my store./ ' /" V ' z 7 \ • . ■ Y * • * y ' - / / ' ‘ - tS ' y / * H. Zalin Clothing Store Walterboro, S. C. / »or v tinivj r typ < r> Friday . is ,t *Ce co urtther" bet aine /r 'i* al # -.. r v. h n - LoJgc, June Jt7.—The* • will be preaching by Rev. B. McCuen. of BovesvIUa^ss a supply, :«t i-itt!e SHlkshgtchie Baptist thurch, July 2. at 11 a. m ; at fimoaks Bapt.hd church. 4:30 p m . and at Marian Baptist church at 8:30 p same day, ana ▼cry probably at Ashton Baptist church Monday mght follow, »ng. / W. W CON 8. Secretary. NOTlOK! There will seven trustees be an for the election for Walterboro in getting ready to defend the honor {'■PC'Ul school district. No. 19, held of the country Rut we have no part , at < ^ ie *he County Superiq , tend* nt In the patriotic scenes which have been enacted over the'State, within the past few days when hundreds of our soldier boys have marched off td war. There can be no censure at tached to this condition for the rea son that our military rounpiny was mustered out of service, and we had n* unit .of the organization to send to tbe front. There has been no call for volnnteers, and thero may not be nay. In that event Colleton moat of Education, the Court House. Wednesday. July 5. beginning | at 9^0 a m . and continuing* tilt * OP p m.. and the following per sons are named as managers: J B Hudivon. R. M Jefferies and Lucas C. Fadgett. Nominations for trustees will please be banded to me, not inter | than Monday afternoon, in order that tickets may be printed on Tues day for tbe election Wednesday. HCQO S. STRICKLAND. Coan'y Supt. of Education. Walterboro. S. Co June 24, 1816. :;-'n < f i»i • };i Son I *. afternooi) the mother | *.- -*1 u ay aj St. Franc>4>‘ Infiruiarr. and w/.v ln two hou/4 of the dea'h of rhe mother, t?;«* daughter, •••io-- <a?*' had stei/.e,} so hopeful i u ' tl. • li >rn- Ing. passed over the great divide t* { Join the mother. The sol-mi 'un- eral service of the Episcopal ci.ui'vh ! / wap said over the bodies by the R<-c- C tor of the parish. Rev. Herbert F. ! Schroeter. An exceedingly large) crowd of friends attended the fun eral services and burial. / Mrs. John Beaton. White Hall. Route 1, June 37.— i Mrs. Jolyi Renton died at her home near Hendersonville. Saturday morn ing after a brief iilnt-ss. The funer- * a| was held Saturday afternoon late with interment at Bla< k Creek cem etery. The deceased was a young womnn of sterling worth and i« sur vived by hev husband, her mother^ Mr* Maggie Fender. Interred with Mrs. Benton was an in?ant who <lied at birHL - "x Now KeMldiug . at McCnnnK-k. X a • It will b*> interenin^ ne* to h.> many friends here tp/learn that F L. Morrow is now a resident of Me- * Cormick. having gope tfcere as pro prietor of the Mojrow Prihting Com pany. Mr. Morrow has ahsp been cboseu secretary of the McCormick | Chamber of Commerce, and he writt-e that Master Morrow is doing nicely aad is trying to talk // f ft P ft c ft ir ft Hwffi* Inter wmmmi m U.t ( eowI * > * m cvs.*ftUUBa wjUi Um • jrki** u.l BETTER LIGHT II LESS EXPEISE from COIL OIL (Kerosene) wonderful new incandescent mantle lamp gives more than ten times as much light as the common coal oil lamp. At the same time it bums less than half rLUo i ol *. ^ r •tyfe open flame, center draught lamps. Beats electric, gasoline or acetylene, the Hanging Lamp ttie most reliable incandescent mantle oil lamp ever made. For evemng readtnfc writing or tewing there Is no light that can compare with the powerful, steady white light of the Aladdin. Safe, durable, economical, no noise, chl ^ren operate it with ease. You can’t appreciate the great diffwence between the light of this lamp and the common coal oil lamp th* 40 t ^. e qualities of the high priced system but with the ad antage of being as simple as the ordinary coal oil lamp. K-6* Us Demonstrate H to You never want, to go back to the dingj% reddish, flickering horr*» ^ OU 040 ^ ave 111081 cheerful aad best lighted "^hboriwod b y getting an Aladdin Mantle Hanging Lamp. There are also othei Aladdin styles such as table lamps, bracket lamps, etc - FOR SALE BY W. LEE RAMSEY WILLIAMS, S. C.