I*aac Sauls of Nejles, was
Ibis wesk.
town
L. L. Hiott, of HendersoDTilla, was a
risitor to oar town Monday.
B. Q. Beuton \>sid as a pleasant call
Monday.
We were glad te see
town this week.
A. 8. Bedon in
W. J. Goess of Grorer, bad basinets
in town this week.
W. B^Easterliu, of Providence neigh
borhood, was here this week.
J. L. and Samuel Iriel, of Getsinger,
were visitors here today.
Jno. U. Penrifoy, Esq., has profes
sional basinets in Orangeburg today.
8. N. Haws, president of the Oolletou
Cypress Co., was in town today.
Paul K. Crosby. R. P. D. earner at
Getsinger, was in town yesterday.
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J. R. Pox of Adams Ran, had busi
ness pi town Monday.
Capt Samuel H. Smoke from Mashaw-
▼ille, was here Monday greeting his
friends. -
Mr and Mrs J. R. Kisher of Provi
dence section, visited friends here Mon
day.
Mr and Mrs J. A. Marvin, of Hen
dersonville, were pleasant visitors here
Monday.
B M Warren of Williams, while on
bis way to Savaunah, paid as a pleas
ant call this week.
Rev B. P. Halford attended the con
tention at Smoeks Saturday and ban-
dny
Miss Florrie Williams of White Hal 1 ,
is spending some time with Miss Flor
ence Barnwell at Adams Han.
Mr B R Bennett of Lodge was in Char
leston Thursday and Friday of last
- Miss Lillie Henderson entertained a
few of her friends at an informal Innch-
eon Monday. Dainty refreshments
were seived and a pleasant hoar spent.
Among thoee present were: Mrs Wm.
G. West of Atlanta, Mrs Charles Epps
of Conway, Miss Lillian Gregory of
Lancaster, Miss Lociie McTeer, and
Mrs W. W. Smoak, Jr.
BALE—A law white Plymonth
Rock cockerels, from pr<xe winning
stock. $i each. R D Robinson,
White UalLS. C.
10 31 4t
NEYLE—GLOVER.
. Cadet D. B. Penrifoy. Jr., of Olemson
J u »t bfMi elected president of the
CdnmbUui Literary booieiy. He is
making quite a ruhne as an orator.
It
decided by the Knights of
Pythias at their eouveatrou last night
to bold a big oyster supper Friday
night, Dec 14, 1006,
Misses Msry Cooper Jahnston,
Lotena Minus, Maudie Minns *»»«!
Minns attended the Murray-Warren
marriage in Walierboro on Wednes
day.—Dorchester Eagle.
Hev J. T. Peeler of Hendersonville,
washers Monday, ba will begin life
r with a help-meet after Thursday, when
he will be married to Miss Bertie Me-
Teer.
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Hftre is a dollar, sand me yonr
paper. I have seen several copies re-
eentiy and it looks so much better 1
mast have iL” This is the way one of
oar friends expressed it recently.
Walter Varnadoe of Baldwin, Flo.,
was In town balurday. Mr Varnadoe
was formerly from Colleton county.
Hu numerous friends will be glad to
know he is doing well in ths t^nd of
Flowers.
ff
W. L. Stokes will move his family to
Branchville - next week. Bambergans
regret exceedingly to give np this popu
lar couple, and trust that their sojourn
there may be a brief one.—Bamberg
Oor. of the Bnnday News.
Mr and Mrs John D. Warren, Jr., re
turned to Waiter boro yesterday morn
ing from their wedding trip. After a
brief visit to the bride’s former home,
they left on the afternoon train for
Bivanuah, their fntare home. v
The last services of the year before
tho meeting of conference will be held
at the Methodist church next Bnndav.
The services will be in the nature of
Thanksgiving services and everyone is
oordtally invited to be present.
Rev T. T. Walsh conducted sen ices
at the Episcopal church morning and
eveuingbunday, Rev Walch is Gut-
eral Missaionary of this] Diocese and is
fast developing into a preacher of gmt
eloquence and ability.
We have recived an orange from Mr
G F Copeland of Getsinger, which was
grown on a tree in his yard. This tree
bore fifty-five this year and there are a
aloe, large and well flavored oranges as
we have seen in some time. We have
not yet discovered the fall possibility
of living in Colleton county.
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We were presented with some very
fine rataba atnmipe by ottf esteemed
friend, C. W. Butler of Jaekeonbora
Mr Batle? has; over two norm of the
Bneilsre have ever seen. He 4s one ef
Jaaketnboro’slmoet hustling
of
At the Episcopal church this afternoon
S' 3 o'dcck. Miss Jaoi« Neyle was m*r
ned to H. Stewart Glover, lo the pres
eoce of a large number of friends.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Around the altar were
backed a mate of fer&a and while
chrysanthemums against a white back
ground. The edifice was darkened, light
being supplied with myriads of liny
candles. Miss Lucia Patterson, beauti
fully gowned In white crepe de chela
over silk, was first to ynter down the
center isle, she was followed by the
bride, who.was becomingly attired in a
grey traveling suit, who entered on the
arm of her brother, Fiayser Neyle ot
Sumter. They were met at the altar
by the groom v aud his best man, George
Delreviile ol Beaufort who euteicd foim
vestry. Tue cetemooy wss performed
by tne Rev. T. T. Wslcn underneath
a large floral bell. Meudellsohus Wed
ding March was beautifully rendered by
MrsN. G, Mortal I. P. M. Murray and
N. G. Morrall acitd is :uher».
Mr and Mrs Glover icii on the after
noon (rain for Sumter wbeie they will
spend their houeyiqooo. Many
handsome presents attested the popular!,
ty of the couple. The biide is the second
daughter of Mrs O. F. Neyle and one of
oar most lovable and accomplished young
ladles- The groom Is a prominent young
business man. Ibey will leaideat Wal-
terboro at the expiration of their honey
moon.
Frlpp-FUhburne.
A beautiful wedding took place Thurs.
day afternoon, at the home of the bride’s
mother Mrs L M Fripp, on Hampton
atieet, when her only daughter, Mias
Julia, was married to Mr Clare Fish,
borne, of Darien, Ga.
The ceremony was performed by the
Ray 'I' T Walch, of Columbia, in the
preeeace ot many fi lends and relatives.
1 he pai tor in wnich the wedding took
place waa charmingly^ decorated in
white and green.
The bride wore an exceedingly modish
travelling ran ol gray cloth, whose
tailored tinea fitted pditectiy.
Mrs Fripp, aeeiateu by a number of
friends, entertained the wedding gneete
with a delightfi reception. The popu
larity of the bride was shown by the
many and handsome presents received.
The gioom is the second sou of Mr
and Mrs C P Fish burns, &r, of Waiter-
boro. He holds a lucrative position
in Darien to which point he took his
bride.
Notice.
Persona having seed on exchange for
meal will please remove same at once.
Wal ter boro Cotton Oil Co. . 11 kl fit
TOT1CE—T he W si terboro Oottojn
Oil Go, will pay $17 per ton for ootton
seed at mill. 11 21 fit.
NOITCB
The tax books of the town of Waiter-
boro will be open for the collection of
taxes from Nov 1 to bO at tbs store of H
W Black, Ji. DB Black,
Town Clerk k Treat.
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Thuaday Nov 89th being legal
holiday Town fax books will be closed.
Nov 30 is last day before Penalty is
added.
Classified idverliseneofs-
Wants, For Sale, Lost and Found, one
cent a word each insertion. No adver
tisement taken for 1cm than x5 cents.
Business locals flvs cents per line each
Insertion.
WANTS.
WANTED—A four to six room house.
Address “D” care Press and Sttndard.
WANTED—Two or three rooms down
•tain. Address **C” care Preas and
Standard.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—A fine young mule. Grace
db Warren.
FOR SALE—176 sores nncleared land
located near the publio road between
Walterboro and HenderionvUle
known as a part of the Lowry estate.
Apply to 8 B Forrester, Blnffton, 8 C.
FOR SALE—Cheap, several high grade
C lor organs, good as new, one bar-
chair. Good second-hand sewing
machines from $8 up. Brown Furni
ture Co. „ 11 7 tf
FOR SALE—Rice straw at Cypress
plantation $1 per ooe-horas load. $fi
par two-hone load. E ▲ Marvin.
White Hall, 80., Mgr. U7 4t
n R SALE—Within ike nut $0 days,
kv dwelling, store tmd lot adjoining,
tad open tot next to railroad. WUl
■ell as a whole or separately. & Q.
Price. 11711.
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4.-W
FOR SALE—a 172 acre farm three miles
- from W alterboro, known as the Baily
Isnds. Good dwelling and ouibuild-
log.. Flue fsrmiog lauds. Apply to
J C Hiott, attorney at law. Walts'rboro,
8.0. 1114 tf 0
BUbiPESS LOCALE.
Fresh raisins and currants, new crop
and price right at Grace k Warren.
£ig shipment of new syrnp barrells.
Hurry up or you will be too late.
Terry k ohsffer. 11 14 2t
Klein’s 61-80 liver pills.
Bsok goes your money if Kleins Eureka
fails to please.
Cypress and pine shingles for sale at
Grace & Warren.
Overcoats sod penis at reduced price.
A C vouLstie.
Alaska cooking stoves and isuges at
Bryan & Co. <
Xmas raisins, currents, figs, citron,
sto. Fresh at Tarry & Shaffer.
For winter ailments nothing better
then Kleins Eureaa medicine.
Cold weather is here now and it is |
time to think about your winter suit,
w v have (hem, men’f suits from $6.00 to
$18.60. coys suits, $1.50 to $6.00. knee
poms- H W biacs, Jr 11 7 fit
Seed rye, last shipment of season*
It
Terry & anaffsr.
A lull line of
stoves, etc.
hardware, cooking
Bryan & Co.
Kleins pectoral embrocation for whoop
ing cough a success.
See the window display cf laces, at
the Bricx fetors.
Yon can only acquire wealth by saving
what you earu. Lei us thow you how. j
We shall he glad to explain our Savings;
Bsok system. The Fanners an<i Mer
chants Bank.
Btop at B G O'Bryan’s at Green Pond
for Ireeh meets.
We are offering the following prices
today, subject to change:
King cotton • • • 1018
Peae $1.10 boahei
Eggs fibo dozen
At the Brick Store.
We have added a bargain counter to
onr general meichandue stock. Bryan
& Go.
Klein’s 64-30 liver pills.
Have your job work done at The Press
and tHaudard.
Fresh beef at B G O'Bryan’a, Green
Pond, every day.
Onr men’s and women’s ready-to-wear
garments are cut in tne correct style—
always at ths Brio* Store.
Special 10 days sale, commencing
Saturday, Nov 17, we will sell our stocz
of general merchandise at tednoed
prices. Bryaq & Lo.
The Preas and Standard and Home and
Farm one year $1.10.
Klein’s 64*30 liver pills.
Where R U going my pretty maid?
To the Buck fetors tor Queen Quality j
Shoes, sir, she said.
Powdered borax preserve* yonr meat |
for sale at Kleins.
We are still selling red rust proof seed
Oats at 67c per bn. H W black, Jr
Yon can always shop with pleasure at
the biicX Stole as it is always heated
properly.
Enough said Klein—64-30 Liver Pills.
Spices and peppers for seasoning at!
Kleios.
We keep nothing, bat sell most every
thing at tne Brick Store.
There are nearlv seven million savings
accounts in the United States. Is yours j
one of them? "Get the habit” by starl
ing one at The Farmers k Merchants
Bank.
Sage and thyme for sausage seasoning
at Kleins.
“A dollar saved is a dollar made.” Are
von saving any? If not let us suggest a
Household Cash Register. The Farmers
k Merchants Bank.
More goods for same money. Same
goods for less money at the Brick Store.
Bottle corka for syrnp bottles, and
bottles lor syrnp at Kleins. ;
Onr stock of Diamond dyes once more
complete at Kleins.
M Gel the habit” of saving by getting a
avltgs bank, free. Deposit $1 and get
ne at The Farmers k Merchants Bank.
Kleins 64*30 Liver Pill.
Look at j cur sleek of letter heads, bil
heads, itstements, ~!frfnled envelopes
Are you nearly out? If to order at once
from The Press and Standard.
Klens 64-30 liver pills touches the
■pot. *
We also carry a full line of Battle
Axe and Wolfe Bros- Shoe* for ladiee, j
men and children. These are no better
made at the price*. H W Black, Jr
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A box of paper ii a good Whday
present. We have it., The Preas and
Standard.
Hide yoorlold straw hat and get a
winter hat. Full line at H W Black, Jr
Do yon need legal blanks of any kind,
titles, bonds and mortgages, notes and
mortgages, etc, etc? We have them.
The Frees and Standard.
Secure a telephone and get your name
aad number in Directory. The direc
tory will be good for several years.
Buy Wolf Bros aboee for your child-
ran, every pair fuaraafeed solid, H W:
Black, Jr* ' I
LOOKING FOR
A
WEDDING
PRESENT ?
•M
* ^ 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 for the many
assurances of interest and affection
which accompany them.
1 lie things most appreciated by
o a bride can be found at our store.
We have them all, from the dainty
little Hassock at 50c each t»» the
handsome Mathushek Piano a:
$375 00 eac h* 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 gifr 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
some fond memory ol 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 lour cut glass fruit bowls
exactly alike, or five or six cut glass
water lotdes are, to say the least
perplexing. Th 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 shall or how
large your pocketbook.
LEI US HAVE THE PLEASURE OF SERVING YOU?
Brown Furniture Company
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