Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rones or ihe town. of tlM Wook ToM lo TroMorer D. L. Smith ia la Columbia JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. Jfn I. P. Knight la out, after an ill- of two week. J. S, Welch, Of Green Food, waa in town Monday, Ami Stamen, of Mewrille waa in town Monday. A. L. Cannon, of Henderaonrille, waa In town Monday. • Eddie McTeer,.. of HenderumrUle, waa in town Monday. If. H. Carter, of Henderaonrille, had bnainees in town Monday. J. H. Mnrdaogh, of lalandton, had butineaa in oar city Monday. T. S. Boynton, of Henderaonrille, had busineM in town today. J. B. Woods, of Henderaonrille paid 09 a flying riait Monday. T. Z. Blocker, of Henderaonrille, viaited Walterboro Monday. E. B. Ike, of Henderaonrille, riaited friends in town today. D. A. Crosby, of Brant, had bnaineaa In Walterboro Saturday. Mr and Mra J. K. Orarea. of Great Swamp, were in town Monday H. W. Benton, of Getsiuger, riaited Charleston this week on business. G. F. Bryan, of Yonnga Island, had business in Walterboro last Friday. We were pleased to see S. B. Forres ter, of Bluff ton, in onr city Saturday. ■i lira R. F. Huggins and son James spent several days in town last week. W. E. Benton, of Getcinger, paid ns a pleasant call While in town .Monday. A. E. Rents, one of Islandton’a pros perous farmers, was in town Monday. John H. Peurifoy, Esq., had profess ional business in Charleston last Thurs day. Miss Bertha Fitts, of kookyford, Ga., is risking her many friends at Island- ton. 0 o R. R. Padgett, of Smoaks, had busi ness in Walterboro the first part of the week. ^ . Miss Lillian Daley, of Savannah spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs N. G. Morral. A. J Sanders, one of Hendersonrille’s representative citizens, was here Mon- . day. ' - O' J. 0. Strickland and son, Thomas, of Stokes, were among those who visited Walterboro Monday. Mr and Mrs J. P. Walling of Getsing- er, were welcome visitors to pur city one day. last week. Haskell Moore, of Henderaonrille, was In town Monday with some rery fine horses and males for sale. Mr and Mra Kistler* W illis, of Oott- agerille, risked Mr and Mra E. P. Knight in Walterboro last week. Senator Jns. E. Peurifoy and Hon. W • J. Fishbarne and J. M. Walker were in Walterboro .donday, being ndesday. Mrs J. S. Glover, after a delightful Tisit of three weeks to her son, J. D. Gtarer in McPhersonriUe, returned home last week. J. M. Dauuelly and tons of Ehrhardt, were in Walterboro Monday with some fine horses and males. We understand that ther sold a goodly number of them. Postmaster Levy was away two days last week to attend the fnneral of his sister, Mrs Keyserling, who died at Beaofort and was bnried at Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston. Mrs Keyserling ' use to reside at Walterboro with her pon J. B. Keyserling. , Miss Lizzie Trowell left Walterboro Monday for Savannah, where she will ~ spend a few days. F^otn Savannah Miss Trowell will go north, where she will purchase her spring millinery, dry goods aodAotions. \ £ Mr and ifrs F. B. Elmore of Wash ington, D. 0., after spending two weeks with Mr and Mrs Paul Sanders of Rat ter, returned home Monday. Mr Elmore is a brother of Mrs Senders. S. J. Bumph of jAdams Run, one of Ooiletou’s enterprising truck farmers, went to Richmond, Ya., last week with a number of other Much farmers, tosp- - pear before the committees of the Yit- ■ ginia legislature ihop^oMtioa to paasege of a law prohibiting the mailing of tmins through that state on Sundsy. If ia law should pats It would work p i«B tW'fnickera of 00, C. D. May, Walterboro's hustling horseman, always Mas a fine lot of horses and mules on hand. . Rer. B. F. Halford will occupy the pulpit at Great Swamp church next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. B. G. Price, Esq., who had his left knee very badly hurt about two weeks ago by his horse, is able to be oot agalp. Quite a pumber of young ladiee and gentlemen were entertained last Thurs day evening by Miss Mary Grace in honor of her friend, Mise May Thomas, of Ohar'estoo. i Mrs Alonza Blocker, of the Black 1 Creek section, who has been in the Walterboro Infirmary for the past three weeks, returned home yesterday much improved. O' . Mra D. E. -Benton, of Brant, who was operated on about two weeks ago at the Walterboro Infirmary for appendicitis, is improving rapidly. Mrs Benton left the infirmary Monday. Rev. R. E. Childs, financial agent of Wofford College,preached two able ser mons to a large congregation at the Methodist church in Walterboro Sun day morning and evening. j * * The regular communication of Unity Lodge No. 65 will be held on Friday night. February the 9th. The entered apprentice degree will be conferred upon several candidates. All the brethren are requested o be present. Auditor P. M. Murray requests ns to announce that all tax returna for Colle ton county most be made by February SO. Those failing to comply with the above reqneat will bar. to pay a penalty after above date. W. Z. Ayer, of Olar waa here Mon day with 25 head of horsea and mnlea. In a conversation with a representative of The Press and Standard Mr Ayer stated that he sold $1,700 worth of horses and males Monday. S. Finn, enr patriotic watchmaker, had hung up a fine regulator dock in the lobby of the post office facing the front door for the benefit of the public. We hope that this is a beginning of patriotism and another will follow in like manner at the coart house. Yesterday a negro boy about 15 yean old arrived in Walterboro with a very nice looking horse, which he offered for sale at $16. He went to Magistrate n ryao and offered to sell him the horse, Judge Bryan arrested the boy at once and began to investigate the matter. A. J. Sanders of Hendersonville was in 5.50 up ! On December ist notices were sent out by ALL FURNITURE FACTORIES A That prices would advance io per cents January ist. We immediately put in our order for Three Solid Cars 85c up in ever 5.00 up 2,50 up In order to save you this io per cent advance. While our immense stock was already complete every department, we are in better shape than to please you, and the io per cent we save in our big purchase is yours as long as the g6ods lasjt. REMEMBER }. i > * »^ It you want the "Cheap John” or “Goods Box’’ kind we cannot serve you, for we don’t handle “Seconds” but if you want the other kind at lowest prices call on us or write us for cuts and prices, A GUARANTEE Of Absolute Satisfaction With Sale. Brown Furniture Go. SOc up 50c “Mr and Mn McGregor left on the midnight train for Walterboro, their future home.” Mr and Mn McGregor arrived m Walterboro Saturday evening. We Colleton Telephone Company. To the subscribers: Please do not leave your receivers down. You' win min the batteries. Answer your call promptly. You extend to then a hearty welcome to will favor central and the party who onr town and wish for them a long, wants }on. happy and prosperous life. If central does cot answer prompt ly, be patient It may be that a num ber of others are calling at the same time. We are trying and intend to NOTICE—The Cotton Growers* meeting which was to have been held at Walterboro next Monday has been wetponed until some future date. )ue notice will be given through the columns of The Press and Standard. The State organizer and warehouse promoter will be present at this meet- ng. W C Brint, County President 0. G. A, To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take LAXATIVE Bramo Quinine . _ Tablets. All druggiats Mrfnnd the give /on good service, money if it fails to cuiA E W Groves’ signature is on fiach box, 25c A Valentine Party. A Valentine Party will be by some of the ladies of town, and recognixsd the horsea.being | SwAmp c ii Urc }i at Ashton bouse Wednesday, Feb 14. given Cross school The W D Reid, Manager. the one he had told to T. 8. Boynton, of HenderaonviUe eome weekM ago. Mr . , Bryan turned the borae over to Mr I door « w ‘ n °P en at 1 0 clock - An *» Sanders and he took it to Mr Boynton teresting program consisting of reci- yesterday afternoon. Today Mr Boynton I tations, music, etc., followed by re- came to Walterboro to take out a war- | trethments, will be carried out An rant for the negro, and stated that the boy stole the horse from his stable yes terday morning. The thief is in jail. His home is at Adams Run. McQregor-Culp. The Columbia State has the follow ing to say about the marriage of Jas. T. McGregor to Miss Tommie Ethel Culp:" / “The marriage of Miss Tommie Ethel Culp and James T Me Gregor ; was solemnized Thurs day night at 8.30 o’clock in the Presbyterian church at Fort Mil), SC. “The large assembly of friends and relatives present was a testimonial to the high esteem in which both the bride and groom are held. “The bride was gowned in exquisite white silk and carried a bouquet of bride roses. Her veil was caught with roses. Around her neck she wore a golden locket set with dia monds, the gift of the groom. The maid of hdno&was dressed in white silk and carried carnations. admission fee of 10 oent^for adults and five cents for children will be charged. The proceeds of the party will go tbward furniture for Cross Swamp church. A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. Itchiae, Blind, Bleeding, or Protruding Piles. Druggists refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case, no matter nf how long standing, in 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease and rest. 60c. If your druggist hasn’t it •end 60c in stamps and it will be forward ed postpaid by Paris Medicine Co., S). Louis, Mo. Itching Piles. If yon are acquainted with anyone who ia troubled with this distressing ailment you can do him no greater favor than to tell him to try Chamberlain’s Salve. It gives instant relief. Price 26 cents per •box. Sold by John M Klein. FOR SALE—King’s Improved tatton Seed. Colleton Mercantile~& Manufacturing Co., distributing Agents for Colleton County, Ritter, ' C. 1 3 5t A NOVEL INTRODUCTION. The Dr Howard tered Into an arrangement. Company ] meat, with have en- John M. Klein's drug store, by which a special in troductory offer wiU be ir ade of 25 cents on the 60 cent size of their celebrated r „ specific for the core of constipation and The public are most cordially in- 'dyspepsia. vited. Come one and all. We are going to have a good time. If you stay away you will miss a “whole lot” of fun. li L Jones, Manager. Miss Minnie Ritter, Miss Sannie Jones, Miss Effie Jones, Committee. The best safeguard against headache, constipation and liver troubles isDeWltt’s Little Early Risers. Keep a vial of these famous little pills in the honse and take a dose at bed time when yon feel that the stomach and bowels need cleansing. They don’t gripe. Sold by John M Klein. Want* Help. An appeal to the good people of Colleton county: Having lose both of my horses last J uly a year ago, I bought two more on time, and one ^ t . of them died a few nights ago. I have n ^ ^ eeu oue °* only paid part on them. I am a poor fort Mills moat popular ^ oun M man with a large family, and ask the F°P le "di tBot b* iUM i am forced to do this on account of Mr McGregor u • young >»>»*><* *, oonditioo. Tour, truly, worth, havingunOlreoontly, held the! ^ , w position of superintendent of the Braut,SC * Milfort Mill in Fort Mill. He is at .upmnUndeut of th. Walter- Imo Cotton MillfAt Walterboro. " “The ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr James H ThornweU, in hie osual graceful and impressive Laxative Hooev and Tar acts at a pleas oat, yet effectual cathartic on the bowels. It cWara the heed, cute the phlego. oet of the throat, strengthens the bron- octal tubes, rettevee coughs, colds, croup, 'hoopingoeugh, etc. Sold by John M This medicine is a new discovery for the cure of all diseases of the stomach and bowels. It not only*gives quick relief; it makes permanent cares. So remarkably successful has Dr Howard’s specific been in curing consti pation, dyspepsia and all forms of liver trouble, that John M. Klein will return the price paid In every case where it does not give reli f. The old-fashioned idea of dosing with mineral waters, cathartic pills or harsh purgatives will soon be a thing of the { >%.t. The best physicians are preacrib ng Dr Howard’s specific, 'both because ill so remarkable a medicine and on account of the ama 1 dose that is needed. Headaches, coated longue, dizziness g a on the stomach, specks before the eyes, constipation and all forms of ina iaria and liter trouble are soon cured by this scientific medicine. John M. Klein has been able to secure onlv a limited sup| If, so everyone who wishes to be cured of dyspepsia or coo- stipation ahiuld call upon him at once or send u. 26 cent* by moil, sod get 60 dries of the best medicine ever made, on this special introductory offer, with hla personal fpiaraniee io refund the money if the specific does not cure. 1 24 4 How’s This. We offer One Hundred Dollara Reward for sny case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv Oa.TM Catarrh Cdre. FJ Cheney A Co, Toledo, O. We, the unders’gned, hate known F J Chnnay for the Iasi IS years, snd believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and fifttuoiaUy able to carry out any obligations made by bis firm. Wald ing, Rionan & Marvin, Wholesale “ t»T< BUSINESS LOCALS. A complete assortment of baggies and harness at right prices at Halford Hardware Co. ' All kinds of seed potatoes. One kind of Undine flour. Terry & Shaffer. Buy your wire fence now, while it enn be bad at onee. Halford Hardware Co. Eggs for hatching from selected single comb brown Leghorns. Eggs $1 per 15 from yard No 1. 75cts from yard No. 2. Apply Charley J Beach, Walterboro, SC. 1 31 2r The Press and Standard is headquar ters for fine job work. Prompt atten tion given all orders. Notice! Money to loan )n improved real estate. Only those having gilt edge security need apply. Peurifoy Bros. WATNED—Men in each state to Travel, post signs, advertise and leave samples of car goods. Salary $75 per month. $8 per day for expenses. KCHLMAN CO„ Dept S. Atlas Block, Chisago. 1 81 8 mos. ' a CaiarrUkCore is taken internally, blood and mo- ^ _ oledo, O acting directly upon the jjous surfaces of the system. Test! sent free. Price 73c par bottle, by all druggist*- > * * ^ TVke Hafi’fl Family PUla tot constipa tion. » - *• Notice—Stockholdert* Meeting. Pursuant to a resolution passed by the Board of Directors of toe Colle ton Cypress Company at a meeting of said Board at the office of said Cor poration on January 1, 1906. - Notice is hereby given that a meeting of I he Stockholders of the »Jolleton Cypress Company, will be‘held on the l6th day of February, 1906, at-the office of said Colleton Cypress Company at Colleton, Colleton oounty, SC. At ftqjl meeting, an amendment to the charter of said Colleton Cypres# Company will be proposed to increase the capital stock of said Corporation to an amount not exceeding one ban* died thousand dollars. Samuel N Haws, Jan. 19, 1900. ?> Preudent * -*•' ■ - •••"» ■ *• •- '•-* ’■ '■ t ML ' \ -ipvjM *' v ^ T-’-v i wmM I *•- v i m,-