Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TOPICS OF THE TOWN. B^ftf'Wuk* tc nionow eTenic^. J. C. PadfeU of WUliams was in town Monday. Dr W. B. Ackerman risited Charles ton yesterday. s W. 8. Mar Tin of Neylea was in town Taeeday. ?. Edwin R Weeks will glre yon an en« joj able eveninf. Jasper Robertson of Hendersoqrille had business in town Monday. J. C. Carter of Uendersontille was here Monday. • • , ' . i . Bear Edwin R. Weeks at the court boose to-morrow evening. Rev. R. 8. Williams visitor to town Monday. Mrs M. Hornis and aoo, John Klein, are Usiting Dr Klein and family. MisaLicsie Crosby has accepted a position with Mrs O. F. Thomas. Mrs M. 1 EsDorn who was among the Gala Week visitors from this place has retnrned home. Mimee Lizzie ami Janie Crosby were amr ng the visitors to Charleston last Thfc EDW IN R. WEEKS COMPANY The following is the program for the Lyceum entertainment to given Tbnrs- dey evening of this week at the couit boose: o MR EDWIN R.WLfcKS The Mosi. sical Humorist and Impersonator assist- mIsS ERIZABETH MAYO Violinists M186 LUt IA GILLKsWE Manilla and Accpompaniaft. An Evening of Motic and Mirth. PROGRAM Monoloogne, Inirodncing "The Man with the Wooden Arm’*—.Rt Weaks. Violin Solo, “ Hungarian Dance" —.Vliis Mayo—Us esc be Recitation, M Tbe bod noose in Hea ven”—Mr Weeks—Mills. Me no Solo, ’’Spanish Dance"—Miss Gillespie—Sarakowski Tenor bolo, •’Elaine"—Mr Weeks— Van de Watsr. Violin Solo, "Ssrsnade" Miss Mayo —bchabert-Remenyi. • Character Impersonations. In trod o- cing W J. Bryan and other prominent men—Mr Weeks assisted by Mi P**_ fiseUillee- Violin Solo, "Soovimr’D’Ameriqne" —Miss Mayo—Vienztemiw. Operetta, "l be Graanopper and the Turkey Gobbler" A Maeical Travesty, fifteen characters, arranged and song by - dwiuR. Weeka 87 Miss Vera Jachlea retained Saturday from a week spent with relatives in Charleston. Walter Jones of Baffin left some days ago for Savannah where he will go into bosineM. D. E. Bmoak, accompanied by his •ons, D. M. and Charley, had business in town Friday* Mr and Mrs Wm. G. Wsst, of Atlanta, are visiting at the nome of Dr Jno. M. KIMn. Moists W. A. and P. W. Strickland of Bmoaks were pleasant visitors to oar town the early part of this wsek. \V. W. Bmoak, Sr., and his Uttls grand daughter, Gladys, wars guests of W. W. bmoak, Jr., a part of last Waltsrboro sod Colleton County con* tributed tbsir share of visitors to the Gala Week festivities in Charleston Met . H. 8. Padgett, E. D. Driggers, and J. W. Koger, young men of the Round •action look in tbe Gala Wnek festivi ties last weak. Rev E. D. Craven was in to sea us last Friday. Mr Craven has been a sub- •onbsn to The Press and Standard einoe the peper wee founded in 1877. lira L. W. MoTeer and daughters Missis Luoile nod Jennie, returned Friday to their Home here after spend ing the summer in Greenville. - Miss Lillian Gregory, of Lancaatsr, M visiting Miss Kva Murray. She was a member of the noted “Big Four" while at oollege with Mias Murray. -II o Gerald J. Wescoat, accompanied by his friend, H. Gooding, of Hampton, visited his sister, Mrs G. C. Brown Inst Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs R. G. Wiggins and UttU •on, Robert have returned from Bal timore, Md., where the latter spent tbe summer. Miss Ada Bntler, a charming young lady of Walterboro, is in the city, vis iting reUtivej and frlands, Miaa Butler will extend her visit through next week. •-Evening Poet. 8. P. Garria, Sr., one of Bmoaks lead ing citizens had business in town Sator- day. He was accompanied by his son, Philip G., who is teaching school near his home this term. Jesse Roan, a stndent of Colombia Theological. Seminary, preached two able sermons at the Presbyterian charch Sunday. Mr Roan is quite a young man hot gives promise of a bright fu. tare. The Rev FOB Curtis has accepted a call to the W aiteboro church and will •oou move to that place. Brother Curtis has been a successful pastor wherever he has labored aod we trust his life at Walterboro will be pleasant and profita ble to his fellow laborers and to himself Bro. Curtis is getting dose to the land of his first ysars when he goes to Wai- terbort.—Baptist Presa Lost by Fkna, E A, Jones living near Salkehalohie lost ovarythiagba had fcy fire on the 18«h of Oct Bis dwelling and all oat- buildings, k«t one, There Was oomplOtM liOOwT- j* Two mi 0. Week ley Inal two store i which was rented, the kept atom In. Ha kapt the poM A Shower Party. Mrs Jasper M. Smith «ave a charming collar a La handkerchief shower lest Thnrtday exeuingin honor of Mi-s Etm Murray, at the residence of Capt T. J Blanchard The contest of the evening was for each guest to writs a recipe for tht bride-to-be. Miss Elbe! Howell won the prise, a beuntilul Moe collar. At tbe close of tbe nniest Miss Murray was showered with ool ars and baud- kercheifs. '1 be bouse was beautifully decorated with potted pMnts,, ferns and flowers. Refresbmsnts were served. Among those present were: Misses Edith and Kubye Lucas Leonie Pedgett, Ethel JfoweU. Julia Fripp, Eva Munay, Lillie Henderson and Dollit Price. New Business. Tbe well known firm of A. Wichman A Bon have decided to add a general merchandise stock to their already commodious line of hardware, wagons, etc. The new store boikiiug will ad join that now seen pled by A. Wichman A Son. Work will shortly begin. Didn’t we my Walterboro was com ing to the front ? •NOTICE Tbe tsx books of ibe town of Waltsr boro will be open for tbe collection of taxes from Nov 1 to 10 at tbe store of B W Black, Ji, D B Black, Town Clerk A Trtaa. NOTICE. It will be impossible for me tn meet my appointments in the low ooufitry, beginning Monday. New appointments will appear later. D. L. Smith, Co. Trees. Index to Now Advertise monte l ‘ % ‘ 8. Finn Tbe Jeweler—Silverware. Terry A Bbeffer—Up-to-date grocery department It constantly iaereaaing. Khrhardt Banking Co—Solicits your business patronage. Tbe Press and Standard—Job work. Iteme from Bluffton. Will yon allow me to get a few items in jour valuable oolnmna frem Bluffton. I will state that onr little town is on a boom. The canning factory here is doing a fine basinets this season. We also have a new oot ton gin and saw mill which have jn*t been completed, which is a great - leasure to the farmers of tbs neigh- rbood. I will write more next time. NHC. e Cbssifid ilveniseneats. Wants, For Sale, Loot and Found, one cent a word etch Insertion. No adver tisement taken for less than *6 cents. Business locals five cents per line each Insertion. WAflTS. WANTED—A four to six room house. Address ”D” cure Press end Standard. W ANTED—Two or three rooms down stairs. Address ‘*C” cam Press and Standard. FOK SALE. J0J0R SALE—Cheap, several high grade C rlor organs, good as new, one bar- r chair. Good second-hand sewing machinee from $8 np. Brown Furni ture Co. 11 7 If FOR SALE—Rico strew at Cypress plantation $1 par one-borse load. $8 per two-boree load. S A Marvin, White Hall, 8 O.,, Mgr. _ 11 7 4t FOR 8ALE-rWithin, the next 80 days, my dwelling, store and kt adjoining, •nd open Ut next to railroad. Will sell as a whole or separately. B. G. Price. 117Jf. IfOr Sale -Very desirable tract of Mod. ply to D M Vara, Ws&mer, S. O. fine Ap- FOR SALE—A lew white Plymouth Rock cockervls. from pr*xe wlnulng stork. $1 each. 11 D R -b'uson. White Ball, 8. C. 10 31 4t * o FOR SALE—s 172 acre farm three miles from Iftalterboro, known as tbe Baity lends. Good dwelling aod ombnild- inr- Fine farming lands. Apply to J C Hiott, attorney at law. Walterboro, S. O. 1114 tf BUSINESS LOCALS. Big shipment« f new syrup barrells* Harry up or yon will be too late. Terry A Shaffer. 11 14 2t To be aeon at the Brick Store the largeer line of nobby bets in town. Klein’a 61-90 liver pills. tleman’s and trunka. Col Mir A Mfg Co Bsck goes your money if Kleins Eareka fails to pit Always on hand moe linoof gent and Mdiee dress suit cases, hand / • Overcoats and pants at reduced price. A O vonLebe. Alaska cooking stoves and ranges st BryanJb Co. For winter ailments nothing bettor than Kleins Eureka medicine. Cold weather is here now and it ie time to think about your winter suit. *e have them, men’s salts from 86.00 to $13.60. Boys suit*, $1 60 to $6 00, knee pwnu. H W Blacs, Jr 11 7 3t A fall line of hardware, cooking stoves, etc. Bryan A Go. When in need of a rein coat, suit of clothes, anv mans or womans apparel call at the Brick Store We have ’am. Kleins ptctoral embrocation for whoop ing cough a kucoess. You can only acquire wealth by saving what you earn. Let us bow you bow. We shall be gMJ to explain our Savings Bank system. The Fanners and Mer chants Bank. Stop at B Q O’Bryan’s at Groan Pond for fresh meets. , We have added a bargain counter to onr general merohandire stock. Brysn A Go. Klein’s 64- 80 liver pills, r Have your Job work done at The Press and Standard. Fresh beef at B G 0’Br)an’s, Green Pond, every day. • - Wa have the largest and moat varied lines of staple and fancy groceries that comes to this market Col Mer A kfgCo. •% Special. 10 days sale, ' commencing Saturday, Nov 17, we will mil our stock of general merchandise at reduced prices. Bryan A Co. Tbe Frees and Standard and Homo and k arm one year $l.k0. Klein’s 64-80 liver pills. Powdered borax preserves your meat for sale at Kleins. Wo are etlll selling rod met pyoof seed oats at 6?c per bn. H W Black, }r Yon can always shop with pleasure at the Brick Store as it is always heated properly. Enough jaid Klein—64-30 Liver Pills. Spices and poppers for seasoning at Kleinu. We are exclusive agents for Queen Qolity shorn for woman and walk over shoos for men, none bettor Col Mer A Mfg Go. Thors are nearly seven million savings accounts in the United States. Is yours one of them? -Get ihf habit’' by starl ing one at The Farmera A Merchants Bank. Sago and thyme for sausage seasoning at Kleins* <*» "A dolMr saved is a dollar made.” Are I ou saving aa>? If not let us suggest a lousahoki Cash Register. Tbe Farmers A Merchants Bank. Bottle oorks for syrup bottles, and bottles for syrup at Kleins. It will bo an ad for year business to go’ yonr name in telephone directory. Colleton Go Tel Co. Onr stock of Diamond dyes once more com pie to at Kleins. “Get the babii ** of saving by getting a avitge bank, free. Deposit $1 and get ne at Tbe Farmers A Merchants Bank. Kleins 64-80 Liver Pill. Look at your stock of letter be sds, bil heeds, statements, printed envelopes Are you nearly out? If so orde r ut onca from Tbe Presa and Standard. Klens 64 90 liver pills touches the spot. We also carry a full Una of Battle Axe and Wolfe Bros. Shoes for ladies, men and children. Them are no' better made at the prices. U W Black, Jr Subscribe for a telephone now and get your name in telephone directory. Col ts ton Go, Tel. Co. “Where are you folng, my pretty maid?” *Tm going to tbe Brick Store, sir,” She said. A box of paper ia a good birthday resent. We have it. The Press and Undard. Meet me at the ‘ Brlcx Store.” Hide yonri old strew hat and get a winter hat. Full line nt H W Black, Jr Meet me at the “Brick Store.’’ Do yon need legal hlanka of any kind, titles, bonds and mortgages, notes end mortgsgss, etc, etc? We have them. The Press and Standard. Meet me at the “Brick Store” Secure a telephone and get your name and number in Direetory. The direc tory will be good for several years. Bay Wolf Bros shoes for yoar child ren, every pair guaranteed solid, & W Black, Jr. P Si LOOKING FOR A WEDDING PRESENT ? V- Among the happiest moments of a brides life, one filled with the greatest pleasure, is when sur rounded with the wedding gifts and alone she gives thanks fof tne many assurances ofinterest and affection Wiiich accompany them. * The things most appreciated by a bride can be found at our store. We have them all, from the dainty little Hassock at 50c e^ch to tiie handsome Mathushek Piano at $375-00 each. Among the many things to be found at our big store, suitable for such occasions are: Handsome Rockers in oak and wicker, Brass and Iron Beds, Odd Dressers, Suites, Chiftonirs, Hamp ers, Tables and in fact everything that goes to make the home com fortable. Each gif? will go towards making more attractive and lovely the home which she has pictured so often and in which she intends to spend the happiest time of her whole life. Every offering will bring back 3ome fond memory of a devoted friend and relative, and will bind old associations with the new life to come. As far as possible the gifts should not be duplicated, and the problem arising out of the re ceipt of tour cut glass fruit bowls exactly alike, or five or six cut glass water Lotiles are, to say the least perplexing. TT> suggestions con tained in this advertisement are all suitable for wedding gifts. They are from a well assorted stock where * one can find something to be appre ciated, no matter how small or how large your pocketbook. Ilf US HAVE THE PLEASURE OF SERV1RC TOUT Brown Furniture Company