Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ ATTENTION! \ We desire to announce that \\e have just received several cars of irfiplements and mules. We shall be pleased to see those who are in the market for any of these. ONE CAR Animals. OF MULES. V Good Farm X ONE CAR OF HACKNEY, one and two horse wagons. V TWO CARS DEERING • AND EMER-. SON M' wera and Rakes. . ONE VAR INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS. ■ \ > . . \ * * * rec us for any of the above. We can furnish you with what you need for culti vating and harvesting your crops, as well as hauling them t6 market. Rizer & /, Colleton’s Mule Emporium \ To eppooo the war aavlnga mo** ment ^btl^pp^ose victory on part of the United Statea and Its Allies. To be Indiffemnt toward this great moyemcnt la to be In effect Indifferent toward tne murder of wemen, children, and other civil ians.* To belittle the wcr savings movement is to belittle the heroic sacrifices of dead and wounded sol diers who fought for your protec tion. Failure to back the government In ti e W. S. S. campaign la failure to be jvtrue American. The Amer ican who does not help America to the limit of his means and ability automatically helps Germany to the limit of his means and ability. In these times a person either helps or hinders. If our soldiers did not taka their duties seriously, there would be disastrous results for those at home. ' • , * * And if Vioso at home do not take their duties seriously, there will be dicartrous results for our sol diers. for our sailors, and-for US all. If our soldiers can GIVE thalr livis, surely we can LEND our money. “Will yeu co-operate, or will you obctructf"! On account oT the fact that there are a number of water meters not Get installed, it ha:» be»n decided' not to charge for water by the me- j ter readings this month. Superin- • t*ndent llinns stales that he hopes to be able to bemn regularly after «!ii? month. „ fid. .las. tj. 'Vad^ctt N|H-aLs in. Jleaufort. j, Cot. .las. C. Padgett sp« nt Satnr- d; \ in Itennfort county, making t\v<C speeches in the interest, of the Third I.ihj-rty Loan. Col. Padgett was ac corded a splendid hearing at IHn’T- ton in the murninfr and af another point in the evening. As a result •of the meetings and the force of th-- argumentsmade, several thousand;' of dollars of Liberty loan bonds were subscribed. >,'* Cafe , MAGIC I Caves silver JURE iHiUTT 1 A T i jAVES TIME U ANITARY IMETAU U AVE§ LABOR MA RUBBING WII SCRATCHING SCOURING PRICE FIFTY CENTS * For Sale and Demonstrated Here ft' f Dr. K. It. Knight Lert\es^for Army. Dr. K. ft. Knight, who has been with Klein’s Drug Store for several months, has receive^ notice re- port to Fort Screven, (la., in the next call from Ridgeway, whgye he was enrolled. Dr. Knight left to- taking a special course in antomn-1 day in erder to be on time. His bile. i( r , Davis Fishburne’s Drug Store able assistance to Sr. friends here, and he has many, re- by this selection to attend gret to have him go. but are glad th j B gehooi. • o* he js going in so good a cause. ft W. «. 8. dividends in W. 8. S. n r. I,. Hiers Hun M«iveel Hack t'p Town. D. C. L. Hiers, who has two j homes in town, has moved back to Dr. and Mrs. Klein Knjoy Tenth Anniversary. Ackerman, Is quite compli:^ and to the town and county. Their nikny friends hers will b* pleased to have him and Ms eatligfble tunth-' er bbsome residents of the town again. ; \ rhcrleston.—To the First National ^ n*»»«t home in North Walter leston. on Tuesday. This was . ” “ _ . .. .. ., boro, a'handsome residence in a de- -nnivpi-Rarv nf nr Kioin'> « U hf F orence. a. C.. fa Is ths dis- : ... ..... ... . ! annixersary of Dr. Kleins wedi sirable portion of the city. He has b**in living on Bridge street. The residence just vacated hy Mr. Hiers will be occupied hy Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Fennell end by Mr. and Mr fountain. B k. bf Florence. S. C.. falls tha dls- tinr tlon of being the first bank In the co Itry to adopt the plan of paying dix (lends to stockholders In War Sav ings Stamps. This bank, according to an official report received from Wa; hlngton. has set the pace for the country in this respect, and is closely followed by the Union National Bank, of Columbia, which also pays stock holders' dividends In War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds. Banks all Ipropertv was occupied over the country, and other concerne, 1 vears during his life are adopting this patriotic plan -W. 8. 8. This Is The LixnitI CLASSIFIED ADS. X FOR SALK NOTH K! All jou-Bons an* hereby forbitlft :i to tre-.pass upon our lands in Colle ton county, known as the CumpheH plantation, in any manner what- I'Dft s \ I.K-—DtO bushels.of coin at ever. I i-l-tt. tj.fto p# j- bushel. W. H. (lue^s. Round. !>-J/‘atp. I OK SALK—One car Land Blaster, one car Lime. Yellow and \\ hit-* j ^ ^ ^ 'll) days Dent Seed Corn. 2<> bbls. slacked lime used for ton^ptoes. 1 ^ Fruit jars and tomato cans. The Brick i^tore. 4-24-3t. * GEfT. R. FlMlRl RNi:, KARL SLOAN, Charleston, S./C. Personal Mentior, sjc S- * as * * a-*#*##*#****** Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. E. Campbell artd several friends were an auto- party in Walterboro Tues- KOK SALK—One Loc Beam Saw Mill Carriage in good condition; also one email Moulding Machine; prices reasonable. Colleton Mer- mobile cantile & Mfg. Co.. Ritter, S. C. j day. -Acid phosphate. 120.0*. . \ J - was A. Wiehman t Son. 31. ,n "ulterboro Tuesday. -0-0- KOU SAL per ton. WANTED ! Jasper M. Strickland, of Williams, . was in Walterboro Tuesday on a WAX^Kp—A few gallons good v j s |( ( 0 brother, Hugo S. Strick- syrufi, in botfles, or jugs, put up i an( j when first boiled, W. W. Smoak.. 4 o-o— --'V- LOST ! W- M. Jaques, of Cottageville. i was among those who had business LOST—Somewhere near Fishburne’a here Tuesday of this week. Ice cream parlor Monday nicht a i —o-o— solid gold tie clasp. Reward if ' Magistrate W. N. Jones, of Ash- returned to Dress and Standard , ton. was in town Monday of this or R. H. Beach. HP- week. TAKKX 14*—Two white shoats. | - —o-o— Mr. and Mrs. John JV. Rentz, Charleston.*—As far as is known, taurant only two men In South Carolina haro st;ind. purchased the limit allowed to holders i of War Savings Stamps—one thou- Franklin Dmxk sand dollars’ worth. Governor Rich- | ard I. Masning and J. E. Wannamak- 1 er. of St. Matthews, have pun based War Savings Stamns to the extent-of $1,000. the limit allowed by law. It Is reported that a movement Is on foot to Institute a Limit Club In Co- _ lumbia. which consists of members ( — who pledge tjierr.selves to purchase ! during the year War Savings Stamps to the amount of ll.OQft. W. 8. S. Ha. CurchaMvi llenuis Waring Store. Col. Jas. G. Padgett has just pu’-- ehased. the property formerly of Remus Waring on Main street. This for many by Remus .Waring, a well-known negro baker, and restaurant keeper. Many a ,whit« man has been served at Remus’ shop, and the habit of tak- 1 ing meals there was hard to break. Dr. J. C. vonLehe H. T. Herndon has moved his res- Move* to Walterboro. Dr. and Mrs. John M. K!«in and jMrs. A. J. ^ Anderson went to Char- tho wedding. Ten years ago he and Miss Lucille MrTeer were married. * While the trip to Charleston was not planned as an anniversary trip, It was en joyed none the less. o The Sample Store • Has Moved Away. The Semple Store whieh has been running in Walterboro. occupying the store adjacent to The First Na tional Bank, has discontinued busi ness and the stock of goods has been sent to Charleston, where the proprietor, H. M. Fromberg, has a large store., ■o— KKSIT.TS WILL NTARTLIiT WALTKHBOKO there from the Glovep to Peoria. Mrs. K, W. Davis has received a letter from hefc-son. Franklin, who has been for some time at Camp Set j« r, Greenville, that he is on > of five from his regiment to go. Dy Peoria, Illinois, for the purpose of Dr. J. C. vonLehe, who has been at Cottageville for several years, has decided to cast his lot with th.* Walteiboro physicians. He ha:< moved *o Walterboro and with Mrs. vonLehe, his mother, they will oc cupy their old home. Dr. vonLehe will In* associated with Dr. Riddick People report apick results from pure Lavoptlk e/e wash. A girl wfeh^weak, strained eyes was help ed by ONE appllration. Her moth er could not sew or read because of eye pains. In one week her trouble was gone. • A small bottle of. La - optik is guaranteed to help EVERY CASE weak, strained or inflamed eyes. ONE WASH startles with its quick results. Aluminum eye cup FREE. „ John M. Klein, druggist. Mrs. R. C. Rolen, with her little sons, John C. and Claude, who have been visiting at the home of her father, T. D. Fender, returned 4o her home on yesterday. Best Itemedy for Whooping Cough. ’’Last winter when my little hov had. the whooping cough I gave him Chamberlain’s .Cough iReniedy,” writes Mrs. J. R. Roberts, East St. Louis. III. “It kept his cough loos.* and relieved him of those dreadful coughing spells. It is the only couth medicine | keep in the house X X' Ackerman in his work. Dr. von- rbecause I have th** most onnfldenc* Lehe is well equipped to do labor* in it.v Thia remedy is also goou atbry work, and he will he of vain- for colds and croup South Carolina La^s. , Charfesjon.—The official report Is sued from Washington shows that of all the, states in the Cnion. South Carolina ranks last and least In the sales per Eapita of war savings stamps. The South Carolina commit tee is greatly disappointed at the poor showing which the state has made up to the end of February, and hopes that the men. women;, and children | of the state will Invest liberally and steadily In stamps no that, the stigma may be removed from the state's name. . . \ *r ** ~\ \ . f **************** * DEATHS ^ a • # | / ! A. J. SIX’KATH Islandton. April 27.—A. J. Sin- eath died at his home here last Tuesday morning early, and was hurled at Peniel cemetery. Rev. D. H. Everett, of Ruffin, conducted the funeral servieos Friday afternoon. Mr. Sineath had been in failing .health for quite a while, his death being due to a lingering disease. A marked two splits in one ear and I Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rentz. of crowd of relatives and friends crop in other; one boas and one Lodge, had business in \\ nlfm i.or i, .^mhleT to pay a last Uibu e to sow. Owner will please call for Tuesday of this week lV*ce-Ld them and pav expenses of keep - oeceasea r n<l this advertisement on or he-j Miss Lucy Fiekling is visiting her for Mav 4th. 1918. A. T. Ctsey. sister. Miss Tweedic Fiekling. hav- brothers Jesse ^inea’h K-cd. *■ C. 4-17-3tp. iTtuin.'d with «'-*nr i.Und.on C j W ^ Mr. Sineath Is survived willow and eleven children. hy his He also BUSINESS LOCALS NOTICE—My thoroiiphhred Span ish Jack is at dour service Terni<* «15.no, Five dollars cash' Ap- Plv J. E. Owens. Cottageville. S. C. 5-l-4tp. -Car load of 200 sacks phospho lend plaster just received.' H. W. Black. Jr. who went to her home at North Sat urday. R. H Willis artd W. K Willis, prominent citizens of the Cottage iMile community, were in Waiter- boro Monday afternoon. Sloan Fender, the efficient age^t t and operator at Dawkins, has re- 5-1-2t. turned to his post of duty after vls- Wtre at A. Wiehman & Son. Se« A. Wiehman & Son for wire. Ring relatives and friends here. ~Tr Grays Hill, and one sister, Mrs. W. A. Gibson. He was a member < f the Christian church, and was o man of strong personality. He was s life long resident of the commun ity, and waa one of the good farc ers of this rich section of the county. MOONLIGHT PICNIC tor : / - ft * • • x . / Enghieii up [lie Piace-Clean up and Paint up 'Make youi- Give the house and bam and other buildings a fresh coat of paint home and property look like you take an interest in it; that you are enterprising. Use Plenty of Paint We have a larger line of Paints, Oils, Vamishos and other Clean Up and Paint Up . ' ♦ y l . * ** \ Requisites than ever before. Come in and let us talk over your plans. We can save you money. x Mrs. J. D. vonLehe hr.s gone to \ Mowers and Rakes Will soon be time to harvest oats and other small grains. Come to u« for your harvesting machinery. We handle the celebrated and reliable line of McCormick Mow- ^ • V , \ • crS and Rakes. These save a maximum amount of your grain. Do not wait till you need to use this machinery, but come now and get what you need, and it will la? ready • \ Jr ’ - x - - ‘ r A for immediate use. / • • X • t General Store Hardware In addition to lines mentioned above we carry a full line of all kinds of hardware. On last Wedneaday exening MlM Annie Mi.e Kpger and Mias Mnlli** i . a j ti*i,i C.reenVjlle, where she will .visit her jirhid entertained at a delightful Last rail for ^ tton seed \ I ^ [VAcrman vonLehe^ who is at numnliglit picnic given'In honor of buy one more we, ^xent Do - C amp Sevier. It is thought that teachers. Miss Martha Mr- u.r* per ton. Walterboro Oil Mill. M , %on Lehe will soon be called to Cleave, of York county, and Miss —Just received two cars of • France, and Mrs. vonLehe wished to pearl Quarles, of Edgefleld. Danc- Amerlcan wfre. A.^Wichnian k Son. see h i ni front. before he leaves for the jnu an (J games were engaged in hv ' the young fplks, while a beautiful PLANTS! PLANTS! -o-o— ! Itble swas being Jpreparefl on the Following plants for Immediate M'-s. E. H. Williams, accompanie,, lawn by Mrs. L. H. Koger and Mrs. *hipm?nf eight thousand June Pink by Mrs. Edna Felder, Miss Essie l. K. Braid, assisted by Miss Mc- Tomatftes. five Pond^rosa. twenty- I-oper and Cozart Minns, have gone-Cleave. Promptly at 10 o'clock all Ike Stone, ten Earliana. ten Beauty, | fur an automobile trip to Columbia were invited out to a table laden twenty thousand succession cabbage.‘and Greenville. Mrs v William', with good things to eat. and upon twenty Early Summer twelve thous- wishes to see her son. Hart Wil- which.the moon shown in all of its and Ruby Pepper, four pimento, lia'"** w bo is at Tamp Sevier before beauty. cood stock plants fine shape for he leaxes for France. • , Among the guests was Irvin Fo- 'hippjpg. Free from ^ diwase j — vartle, of Camp Sevier. looking his Brown on virgin soil. Cash with I Mr. and Mrs. Esnest A. Marvin best after several months training order, Tomato plants $1.75 thous- and children, of White Hall, were in Uncle Sam’i service. On taking and. plants $1 50 thousand; in Walterboro thia morning. leav* all expressed I th dm selves as Pepper plaats $8 75 thousand. K. Mr. and Mrs Dan Blake, of White having bad a good time and hoping A 'Martin Socd i Co, Jacksonville. Hall, were viaitora to Walterboro there would soon be another moon- X and a good stock of automobile supplies. See us for your needs, and we shall try to 8 • ' merit your patronage. . < \ , ’ • Screen Time Is Here • * ’ \ _ x. • » Get our quotations on screen doors, windows and screen wire. ** \ A. Wiehman & Son Colleton’s Leading Hardware Store Fla. Xt-l-lt. moral**. light pieinic. * 0 ✓