Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A / / V / / V / - • ■M • mmmmmm•*•••** m Personal Mentnm * mz£ aad Mr*. Her mao G. Crocky o« Huaday'JAn S. a sop. of I^vy’* York to purch**^ thotr *tore. Thmjk, jwrofrtrtor of J Fradks, hM to New York to purrhart* ** a Zalin * left Friday for Felir York to vMt her dOuyhter. Miaa ' oaaie, and to porrhaae aprina. aood« for H. Zalia’a store. 8hc will b.* roa« for two weeks. Her. W D. MeCuen. of I^odae. w*t a iioaaant visitor to Walterboro Monday. / ‘ The Press and Standard, Walterboro, S. C. r.x Wednesday, January 8, v 1919. GLAD TO TESTIFY • ' * - , Svt W>tM> Mr, "Aj To Wkot r.iAdfln Dom For Me, So A> To Help OAert.” • Watota. W. Va -Mn. S. W. OladweO, o» this tows, »xs: "When about 15 years of age, I suffered greatly ... Sometime* would go a month or two, and 1 ha* terrible headache, backache, arJ down pains, and woufd just drag £.<d had no appetite. Then ... it would list ... two weeks, and was so weakening, and my health was awful. My mother bought me a bottle of Cardui, and I began to Hpprovt after taking the first bottle, so kept it up till I took three... I gained, and was well and strong, and I owe it all to Cardui. / ! lam married now and have 3 children |. .. Have never had to have a doctor for _.. . - . , „ 1 female trouble, and just resort to Cardui **!• i:. M r '.. i>v, ^- w ^- . i* 1 nccd a lonic - I am glad to testily to « 11|JT what It has done tor me, so as to help -o-o others.” C. N./ Larmdalc, uMatber. if you ar« nervous or weak, havebrad UST SAVE FOOD FOR WORLD RELIEF Herbert Hoover New In Europe, end Deffnito Propraia of Pood Cpnoer vation Witt Soon Bo Announced Prom Waehinfton. — Millions el . Hungry People Looking to A-MtHes For Pood. Rev. J. ville, was day shakinr Hilton, Hradvreon. Walterboro Monday.' to tbe legisla »ro on a buai tare. aches, backaches, or any of the ether v~ h tnl 0 r * l,men, a *° common to women, why not |i« c.-dul » iriil? Recommended bjr mpttrrH. . j many physKtans. In use over 40 years. —— | Begin taking Cardui today It may W. D. Berry, cf Ashton, was in be the very medicine you need. Wglferboro Monday cn business and j . NC-130 pleaaurf. 1. I * —o-o— - „• Mr and lira. D M Smoak. Mr anl^ lira. C M. Smoak, of Smoaks, were* In Walterboro Monday afternoon. ; 4 M. P. Reddish, formerly of Poll*- tot. noyr of Ashepoo. was arun? the visitors te Walterboro Moaday. ■—0-0 — CapLl-Geo. W. Way of Mt Car. mil wan in Walterboro Monday re. eetrinK the eooirratulatlons of his friends over the h»pp> .eveni rh eefurred reeently, and wish, him and Mrs. Way much hap plates. A. B. Chandler who has t»een very 111 with pneumonia in slowly im proving. Phil M Padgett, of Willicfus, was among those who had business in town Friday of last week. MID NOSE sum "Paae'M fold Compound" KimIs AVilds and Grippe in a Few Hours L.ofB Wltheteod the Winter »ld Better Then the Week at have Hoe 1th. Strength end En- i in fl^at Cold*. Grip and litflnerre Vbeo your blood Is not In • healthy condition and does not circulate property, year system to unable to withstand the tytonorcold. GROVE’S TASTELESS CMB TONIC ! FortiSee the System Against Colds. Grip andtaSnenia by Purifying end LniRbsig the Blood. k contains the weS known tonic prop* artiea of Quinine and Iron In u form to the moat delicate atom tub, sent to take. You can soon fed lt» Strengthening. Invigorating Effect 60c. Tsko "Pape'n Cold Compound" every two hours until you have taken three doses, then all grippe misery goes and your cold will lie broken. It promptly opens your rj..nped-up nostrils and the air pas. sages of the head; stops nasty dis. charge or nose running; relieves the headarhe, dullness.! feverishness, wire throat/'sneezing, soreness 4ml stiffness. Don't stay stuffed up,! ,'Quit blowing and snuffling... Ka.<e your throbbing head--nothing else in the world, gives such prompt relief cis ’'Pape’s Cold Compound." w! ich costs only a few cents at any druse store., It acts without assistance taste nice and causes' no inconven ience. ‘ Accept no substitute. , lit > W X- / ANY til It I, V\\ ■ HAVK PltK/m KVKS Columbia—With tbs declaration ol tbs armistice aad *he cessation of th< Ashling la Europs there Is dange^ that we, ia America who 'have been af (acted so lightly by th* war. as com pared with the suAerlngn of the peo * pie of many European countries, may think our duty done and decrease rut efforts toward food conservation. This mast not happen, says tha Food Administration Tbe Americkn people have ' before them a greater obMgation than ever before, becausi famine la threatening In many lands which have buen opened up to tk< allied world by the evacuation of ths enemy, and the millions of people. d» pendent upon the oat aide world for food until they can make a harvest, are looking hopefully to America. Hundreds of thousands of American soldiers and their allied 00in-adel mast continue to eat, although the) have ceased to Aght.- The countries that ar* laying down their anas ar* plunged tato a state ef great merest. Ho factor is so Andre te eaarehy ns to hanger. What may happda 'ln Europe As sue knows. Bat to rollers the world ken- ger la th* smunt way te gaickly re el or* th* world to seymel For th* prseent th* Feed Admlal*- t rat too to appseffag to th* peopls merely to oisrela* t la food buying aad food Later a deAnlte pro gram of cue*si ratluu of food for world rel'ef will he mede pub He. | H*rb*rt Hoover to now to Bui ope looking into conditions. As soon as It to kaowa what are the feed require-! moots, this program wll) be formu-j toted, sod every housewife ta the land will he asked end expected to perticlpeto. The Government, through the .Food I Administration Is asking the Ameri can people at the present time to carefully use moats, fate, butter, lard cheese aad kindred <ommodhl«s. aad to await the forthcoming food saving program toon to be made public. Beam’s tnca t sinok,- saves time «;l Kleins. z ' \ . i ■ ; Xe-. j HKI.D ANM AI. MKKTIXG A -F % A . Production -They are the Best. / “ We solicit your inquiries. 16 per cent acid in bulk or sacked and tagged. Our goods are right—Our Prices are right. • , i » ” . A * . . •. * „ ♦ Colleton Mercantile & •. • • Manufacturing Co. Quick ('Urr for tVoup. Watch for the first symptom, j hoarseneea and ki'e No girl is pretty .if tier ayes ar,* red, atralne^ov hitve . dajfk rinys. ,ONK WASH with pure LaVoptik eye , wash will briKhtm the eyes and a 11NCBKD1BLE results, A small hot. " ur . p U8 ac ® ount ' , T f * taivoptik often .nakes eyes had a most suceesHful year and meet.. 1 ihe new year with brtcht prospects. Ritter, S. C. The stockholders of the Fanner v Mercantile k Warehouse Companv was held this week, and n dividend of 10 per cent, was declared, besidev neat sum hoinK carried to th Cough Hemedy at once prompt and effectual. Chamberlain's liwdithy,'.sparking and vivacious It 1 toton That Dost mt Aftoct ths Hm\ -mm* ol ita tonic and Usrtlan efleet. LAX A- ra aaotto VJi in INS >4 ijatter then actluutir anae nirmnann* nor [tahaA RnDMnbavtbe (nU mmc and oi g. w. oaovs. JOr. The quick eye Klein. cirp FltL'K. Jqo. M.. Presi- Colds Cause Qrlp and Influenza LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablet* remove the caaae. There I* only one “Bromo Qulniac." E. W. GROVE’S aisaatnre 00 bos. 30c. 1. B. PEURIFOY A CANDIDA! E FOR ■ j HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The same officers were elected follows: Jas. E. Peurifoy, dept; W. C. Saunders, vice presi dent; J. M Witsell secretary, tteas. urer and manager. L. I. Kicharson, and tils sons. W. E. and L. B., of Lodge weer in town the latter jart of the week. W. E. Kichardson has just received his dis. {charge from the army and l* at home of Vital importance to our state an.I county. Our brave soldier hoys are rapidly returning from across tho sen. and from the Canton* im-nts on |Yo The Voten* of Colleton county 1 (After careful consideration I have ided to enter the race for the >use of Representatives to sue. c#ed the lamented Col. J. W\ Hill. 11 have received many letters an-L parsons! request* urging me to an. nfuace eaonef. but on accaunt of deference to proprieties, and for tie reason that 1 did not rare to *«t hastily and inadvisedly I have not done so I feel that these many protestations are sincere and that u great many people really want toe I the greatest recomdi ucme era ia to take the action I haw taken. My histoiic time. 1 do uot claim to fiBal decision ,to enter the race has l>,. endowed with a prophetic eye, yet bOen made after serious reflection. I am opfomlat enough to iculizc tliiu* I ato fully conscious of tpe fset that nnt county and the -entire low enun- tf I am elected it will be inconven ient to be in Columbia so long during . the winter, and will mean the neglect of my bust, ness to q great extent, yet 1 feel the .call of duty and am entering the race because 1 conscientiously be, lieve 1 can render A^lual le service x at this time. /, \ Tohacc«i Culture. New is the itoie to put out your plant beds. Thu seed should he, planted by Feb. 1. - I have enough seed to distribute among-those thmj are planting for the first time. As j seed is very high I only have a lim ited amount to giva away and as j there are a number of men that are 1 going to grow the weed for -the firsi time will give seed lo them. Preparation of seed bed. Lay off a plot 9 feet wide and 110 feet long, pile plenty of wood on this and burn; this is done to kill grass and weed J. W. Hill. seed. After burning plow up and In sad but loving re'merabesance PuUerlze like you Were making a of my dear father. J. W. Hill, who bed to plant cabbage seed—Now departed this life Dec. 18. 1918. ."by bed 9 feet wide? The BAXKUt-PT’H PETITION KOK DIN. CHARGE / WDBITVAUY Father, father, oh! dear father. He with a face so bright anctfcheer- ful. amount of cloth to buy. , . j Planting. • Mix seed with a quart , this side, and are coining baok-w itlif‘^ ,,< l e ' eB ^ and blue practical xtoiQU* told ul*‘als tkot they- -So«med .to bri»LhteB j every person, are goiRg Jo^rJtpmz*, into living,"^ his w-ords that came So true r«-lallti*-H and noble deeds of acComji “ e waa bom .Dec. 25, 1847, and plishmeut, r l . .... mediate futuiA* holds ' lor. ys man/, soul wonderful things, and that the nexl- Come to rest, come to rest, few years wil go down in history ae Jesus called him home. He w’as a dear father. And denoted to his family. He was faithful to his friends, v Amt a help mato to the end.' I . * ' Sleep on, dear father, And*‘take thy rest, We loved thee. hii| Jesus loxed l!iee f best. [ ' • *" -9 ' ?A • •'*. A dear one from Us has gone. X voice we loved is stilled. There’s a vacant place in. mu homo, That never can be filled, .x Thou jyt gone, !>ut not forg*dten, \>r will Von ever he. ' . So leii k as life and tnetiioty last. We v» -II think of .the**, ^ Baby daughter, Geraldine. tobacco cloth comes in yard wide widths thrbe pieces sowed tcupKber on a machine make* the exadC size width for the bed. One hundred the Calte 1 DISTHKT The auditor's office will lie open for! | n the taking tax returns from'January 1st to February, 20. 191.$-. rHlllY Please ta*ke notice 'that I or-toy deputy will be at the following named places for the purpose,' *>f giving each tax payer ample op portunity to make bis or her re turn ia person, so that each piec> of properity. will appear in its res pective townships or school district; w j Taylor of Walterboro in U* thus avoiding double returns. Ipounty nf Colleton and state of S. C. [' Failing to make your return the township board of assessors are District Court of . '• State# / MHt THE KAHTKli.X 'GF 8. CV In tbe matter ef W. J. Taylor Bank, rapt.' ■ X ■ ' 'X- To the Honorable H. A. M. Smith, Judge of the District Court of, tho railed States for the .District of South Carolina: penalty on all personal properity. Reel estate stands the same as last where changes have cover. Sprinkle water over hed. made, after seed is sown this will burv ' r There shall be a capetat.on tax m them deep enough—or roll a barrel J ^ r charged on all dogs and pro over bed to pack them into soil. reeds to In in said District, respectfully repre sent* that on the 26 day of Soptem 50 per cent!her last past he was duly adjudged flapkrupt under thq act* of Con. gross relating to Bankruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all his p-o perty and .rights of property, an 1 has fully complied with all the id. , quirements of said acts and qf^ th* e\|i*-nded for school orders of the Court touching hL 3 - ------ try i* fast rmulng into its own. In tv to when tli^ocreat statetonn John' t\ Calhoun w<*s traveling . by stag'** coach from/Georgetown to Charles., t ton he commented on the wonderful' fertility of our soil and stated that. some 1 day the low country would be the garden spot of the world. I /With the proposed development !Af our landsyby the government fqr {our boys tlu.t ar«‘. te.rurnlng from .France, with the Increased intbrcst m cattl** atnd hog raising, and with :l»c vv ay! in-which oin i..rntVrs ar** a:opit.>. inTcj o\ ed rieiliods o jagricnltute 1 feeKthaj I can ?**** th ■ *!r*itm o’ i ..Ihoun eHm trio, lie i; . .> young 1 an l cfHjk it t>. titNil * 1 •'h* >\i, flvvt I should havp a de*gro to play ta prominent part in the grent w*irk ' at i^ to he accomplished c While * we mav expect Cl's, chances, yet. I rer.tlr* thrt they be p:aci>cal anti ica^euable. ar. I 'mu. t ro| be. made !•> plarini: bur. dc?/s upon the poqp!e v.Ulcli they cannot bear, and I t;'! constaaC.v keep tn mind the words of th* erea: *» >t legislator-o f all, that we hav*- a government'of the people, for the r- * pie 'and by tlix* pe*iple it ♦•lected my every' act will be raiv etned hfr the wis’os and desire of the great massjrs of p*ople from wtvorn I obtain my commission, and 1 •hall endeavor to conduct myself so ae to bring honor to the rounyt. Hoping to hav r the opportunity tor service, I am yurs for a greater tod better future. Kaspectfully, D, B PEUTUrOY' Mr. E. T H Shaffer has ordered *>»**»*• Dog^ not returned fo* ! Bankruptcy. ^ Cloth for the beds so ge t from him. taxation shall not be held to b*t therefore, he prays that be may property iu any court in this state. , be declared by the Curt to have • a Hogs For Sale. m * 1( * between the ages of 21(1011 discharge from all debts proxsu , . , w ‘ ’ .. and 5b. except confederate soldiers. I ble against his estate unde*- zaci l wish to Call the attention »*» - - - fanuei !\ 0>CB Ik.’ 11.^1,k.Vv Pu.v commutation road lav. charge. Orangeburg lacking plant will bin proper ^ mUlt , up -U Dated this oh the- ptoper blanks and sworn to -A. D. 1918. before an officer competent to ad-1 • W- J- TAYLOR. < minister oaths. ' • j, - Bankr..p» On account of sickness I am fore- 'HIDFR Ol- XOfU K THEKbJtfX ed to change tuy appomtiuents LASTERN DfyTRICT OF S. C.—*s follows- v - ! On this Ztst day of.December A irK io ihe”fact"ihMi if ihcv hav,. are liable to pay p**U tax and tho-,* Bankrupt Acts, except such debts a they cannoV ill locally' the - >f «»<* excepted by'law from such d's •'« of Nunall-v’s- can. dies just in at "* * ' ‘ • ♦ Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days TVuegints o-fiuwl moorT If TAZO fUNTMrNT fail* locur* IU.loaf Hiiurt fiit-t-UmC urProtmding Pile*. ' • ' • .- hs • rl . (' 1 IM , r.u firt' , X-' • •-,*» If... 1 e., - a *.. t Ui>*d'l»t :* I <> v t of 'JN (Viil'. ‘Eight >iXr s acu when w«^ firs. Moved 1.1 MaMoon. I Was a great suffer* r from iprtigestion and enh- ‘■tlpiitlon." vviites Mrs. Rob«-rt A1- l\-on. Mattoon. Ill I had fre quent headaches and dizzy spell*. an>F*thete was a feeling like a heavy weight pressing on niy~‘stomach and chest all the time. I felt misera- abte. Every morsel of food dis tre«s«*d me. I could not rest at them. The rates jjou hogs from Walterboro to Orangeburg is 4 7<\ per hundred pounds Also the rab* on a ear is $4 7.bii or 47e! per hun. died. This makes u. possible fo - a farmer to shjp one wig just a< cheap|y ns in car lots. This sfate has the best rate in the l\ S. so yto do not ha'C to cot a caf\jiisr-'fflip any. number. Tbe ordinary hog *a .bringing ICc. ' F W.' RISHFR. A Tonic Laxative that win rrmove the b*l« from the Liver an* Unenae the Syxem THOROUGHLY without ZtUan* or OisturhiaZ the ttowach ia truly a Perfect Lax ative. LAX-F05 WITH PEPSIN 1* the name of a Rrliebl* end Perfect Laxative w hich mod relieve* Sick Headache. Duxiare*. la- diamttoa. Stomach Trouble, Ga» aad Piles canee4 by a Torpid LWrr and Coo«t!patfc*i. Al war* use a Re Table Laxative in the treatment of CoUa. Grip aad lafisrazu. TAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN it a Liquid Digestive T v.ic Laxntive cxceiirot in it* eflect «,a the System, both a* a tonic aad a* a laxative. It it ju*t a* food for Chthiren as for Adult*. Fleaaeat totake. CMkhen like It. 50r_ Mmieead rer-,mmended to th* public hr Peri* MrCk-ioe Co.. St LouM, Va, menafectarrrs cf Grove* TetteleM ehtU Tonic. 19 day of Deccm'-v*:, - W. J. XOTH'K Frida* January 2 1 Hudson’s M’ll 1M8. «fn reading the f^rm n 10 10 12; Fridnv January 24 Fnid*-*-- jP’Htion, ft is — . ^ ’ Ordered by the court, thai ^ " Sat at da' January 22 Rice Patc.i . Y had upon the same on'ri* Mondtx January 27 Ashton. ^ay P r Pobruary A D, 191«- v ‘ T-csIav J.inuacv 29 l.«»*lgo <>“* said Court m Charleston, s • January 29 William- ^ bfcid pfstrlct, at 11 o’clock in th« / tolenooh. and that notice tberro. Wednesday Fa( 10 12. Y^fdnesday January 29. Celleto j ' b*- published in The I’ress as 2 fbNl. '/ 1 Standard ^ n*-wspap*r printed : n ThurX^ay January .10 SmoakH. , faid District, and that all kn • m» Fndcv Jnntnr) ; 1 Hare* 10 to u .creditors and Other persona in u. Friday January ll Buckbe'.d 2 "to . I**rest may appear at the said Hi i< * 4. \ / (and place and show cause. If any Saturday F*-b. 1 Johnsons srhool jthgy have, why the prayer of _ th* house 10 to 12. ,X ' / ■ 'said petitioner should not be- graufed Saturday Feb. 1 Wilsons store* 2! -'nd it Is further ordered by th* fo 4 y lourt. that Hto Clerk nhall sknd Monday'Teb. ^ Ruffin 10 10 12. , uiail lo Lll knowu cr**ditor9 cop.-'* Monday Feb. 2 D*-lls 2 to 4...' -*•* | of said petition an«l This order, . d- Tsovlav Feb., 4 Salkchatrhie T dr*»ss*Hl to tl^em. at their places 'o 11 5. Jones 10 to 12. residence ns stated. Tuesday Feb. I Hendersonville ? • Witness the Honorable H. A. W. to 4. ' , (Smith, Judge of the said Court, an* We«lnesda> Feh 5 Cottanex ille. | tlu? Seal thereof at Charleston. S. c All persons gre forbidden ts hunt. 6 Jackeonboro. Green Fond. 11 .Kilter 3 to in sLid District on the 31 of Dec* ra. >er A. D. 1018.