Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f w lurio* OF THE TOWN. \ 9 1 In J 8. Welch of Green Pond town Tuewiaj. Dr II. A Willi* wa* in town Tneiday of thi* week. . * ^ J. 8. Jordan of Round had bntine** in town Monday. . if. O. Thompson of Lodge wa* in town today. J W Ihompson, of Hendersonville, was in town Saturday. Jno H. Penrifoy had bnsine** in Beaufort Friday «. 1. D Walker of Lodge had bnsine•• in town this week. C. W. W alker of Lodge wa* here Mon day. J. D. Utsey of Smoaks wa* a juror here this week. Henry Breland of Getsiuger wa* in town^louday- »■' V Mr and Air* S. N.~Haws of Colleiou y ere iu town last night. Lout mis* the Ariel Ladies (Quartette next W euuewiay sveniug. J. W. Kinsey of Smoat* was in at tendance upon court thi* Week. Mr* John Witself of Cheraw i* visit ing Mrs Jas E t eurifoy. The Heywaid Riflemen held their regular drill Monday evening Hon. J. W. Miiey ot Smoaks was in town the early part of the week. B. H. and J, E. Graves of this place, •pent last Thurs lay at home. Judge Jas. izlar of Orangeburg is in attendance upon court this week. Frank Spell of Gcttageville paid ns a pleasant call today. Prof P. O. Garris and his brother, Glemson, were in town Saturday. A Musical treat. The Ariel Ladies Quartette at the court house Weduee day evening Deo 12th. H. W. Black, Jr., is rapidly erecting his handsome stable on the lot adjoining his store. J. L. £moak of Smoaks spent Mon day night in town as the guest of Dr H. W. Black. There will be preaching at the Baptist church cuuday morning by Rev J. F. Ilorrall. Miss Canie Smoak of Smoaks has aooepied a position with the Branch- Tjll# Supply Co. Mrs M. iioruik and sen, John Klein after an extended visit to her old home here have returned to Charleston. Cleveland Sanders who is rushed with orders for acetylene plants Was in town today. Mr. and Mrs 0. A. Graves spent Thanksgiving Day with the former's parents near Hendersonville. T. B. Caldwell, teacher of the Rom Onlly school near islandton, was iu town Saturday. Mrs E. F. Sturdivant, of Meinhard Ga., is visiting relatives near Hendet l^nviUeand Walierboro. E. D. Hyrne and Miss Eva Williams spent Thanksgiving Day at Grover very pleasantly. W. Huger Fitzsimmons, Esq., of Charleston had professional business at court this week. Mrs Charles Epps and eon, Charles sfter a visit to her brother Dr Klein, have retuined to their home at Conway. Miss Sudie Harper of Dne West, and Miss Mollie Bishop of Gotsinger were guests of Miss Eva Williams Saturday night. Mrs William Witsell of Paragotd, Ark., arrived yesterday on a visit to her parents, Mr nod Mrs Chas. M, Tew.^ Thu State. # J.W. Carson and family of Islandton, have moved to Walterboro, where Mr Carson will go into business. We are glad to welcome them as residents. Unity Lodge A. F. M. will hold a special communication next Friday evening,* Deo. 7, at 8 o'clock. All Hut™™ are requested to attend. J. Thornly, one of Adams Ron’* •tannehest citizens paid as a pleasant oall Monday Mr Tbornley has been a reader of The Press and Standard since ita indniency. Dr B. Luke Padgett of the graduat ing class at nhe Charleston Medical Collage, wee in attendance upon court Fgldaj end Saturday. Dr Padgett left lapfday afternoon for his boms a* ••oaks tor a abort stay before return- lag t* Me studies. While in town be WMtktgneetol'W. W.Saoak,ft. G Edwin Ackerman, who has ifeen connected wirh the St George Bottling Works ,or the past year, ba« resigned his position and returned to his home at Cottagevilie —Dorchester Eagle. * ’ The friends of T. W. Wescoat will be glad to know that he has resigned Im position with The National Biscuit Company in order to open a business for himself early in January. We have received several Santa Clan* letters already. Don’t wait too late, little bovs and girls, give old Santa plenty of time to get what yon want. Hemerliber hij^addre** in “Santa Clans" care ot Press and Standard. Mr and Mrs Edward Terry of Fairfax are t x pee ted to arrive iu town about the 10th iust. Mr Terry has accepted a position with A. YYichman & Sou and will reside in the house adjoining the Farmers & Merchants Bank. They will be welcomed by our people Of course you pay vour money. Hut «ou get your money’s worth, For what does money ihcmd to you When Rocky Mountain lea’s on earth? J M Klein. Ariel Ladies Quartette. Owning to a change in the routing ot- this attraction, the date of their appear ance at Walterboro has Seen changed to next Wednesday evening, Dec 12. ihi* is one of the best attractions the lycsnm has to offer and we hope to have a crowded boose Remember the date Dec 12{h at the conrt honse. We care not how you suffered, nor what failed to core you llollUter’a Rocky Mountain Tea makes the puniest, weak est apecimen of man or womanhood strong and healthy. 35 cents. J M Klelm Executive Board Meeting. The Executive Committee of the Col leton Association viz: J O Griffin, Joseph Laugdaie, J M Craven and J A Wtfterberg are requested to meet in Walterboro Monday after 3rd bun day, the 17»h of December, 1006 Cbnrohes wanting help will present their application properly filled out. J 1 Hiers. Cn. Ex. Com. NO HUE. & Miss Sloan’s art class will meet in the stndio in Y M C A building every Mon day and Thursday afternoons. Open at 4 o’clock. Visitors welcome. 12 6 8t 3rd Week Jurors. U E Spell, C C < aldwell, S B Saunders, T U Spell, II R Price, J L bender, P K Kemlej, E F Wilson, A II Brant, N C A Sauls, C K Aekerman, G W Folk, A M brands, A K Padgett, U W Davis, A A Patterson, B 0 Smith, J H Kinsey, P J Hutson, K L Benton, C P Platt, John Hudson, J E Bailey, II >1 Tuten, Jesse L Crosby, J W Bennett, Hampton Hickman, E Hubster, D H Smoak, / * J S Jordan, 1) E Smoak, B G Price. ' Jasper M Smith, W A Smith, C A Hill, W W Smoak, Jr Fort Fremont, 8 C Oct. 27 1904, “Mr J T Shnpinne. Savannah, Ga. Dear Hr:—Owing to the virtne of Teiiedre, i pen you this Better. I was sftlicted with’ on* of the most severe cases of Teuerme. 1 was a sight to look at. In fset it * as the Doby Itch that I brought from the Philippines- Yonr clerk told me of your Tetterine 1 pu rchased a box and teceived so much be nefit, 1 got another and was entirely cured and have song the praises of it since M A Butler Co 117 Coast Artillery. Tetterine cures Eczema, Ringworm. Dandruff and all fotma of akin diseases. 50o a box. J T Shnptiine. Mfr., Savunah Ga.—Use Tettetine Skin boap 25c the cake for tale by John II Klein. u Wants, For Sale, Lost and Found, one cent a word etch insertion. No adver tisement taken lor less than *5 cents. Business locals five cents per line each insertion. WANTS. WANTED—100 turkeys. Highest price paid. G W Glover, ‘‘The Avenue Store.” W’ANTED—To buy about 50 head of good sheep, Address J C Boats, Wal- ‘terboro. SC. WANTED—A position as clerk in store lor one or two montha Have got the experience and can furnish beat references Addre»s ‘’X” care The Press and Standard. * WANTED—Lady to advertise onrgoods locally Several weeks home work. Sslary—$12 00 per week, $100a day tor expensea Saunders Co Dept, W 46-48 Jackson Boulevard, C hicago, III FREE—Sand 12 names and of Music Leaders and Sunday school superintendents and get a copy of our New Sunday school book for 1907, Windows of Hsavan No 5. Plaaae write plainly with pan aad Ink, and da not us* postal oarda J B Vaughan, Athans, FOR RENT—18 acre farm, K mfRof Walterboro. Good buildtnir*, good land, under good cultivation. Apply to Owen Smith, Walterboro, 8 C. POT* SALE. FOR SALE—Chesp, several high g-ade parlor organs, good as new, one bar ber chair. Good aecond hand sewing machine* from $3 op Brown Furni ture Co. 11 7 tf FOR SALE—Tract No 1—316 acres ICO cleared; tract No 2"—75 acres, 50 acres fenced; tract No 3—125 acres 00 acr< * cleared; tract No 4—140 acres 80 seres cleared; tract No 6—100 teres. 80acres cultivated. All these tracts have good b uilding* *nd good fences. Apply to A H HERNDON, 0 Walterboro, S C, FOR ^ALE—Rice straw at Cypress plantation $1 per one-horse load. $2 per two-hor»« load E A Marvin, White Hall, SC., Mgr. 117 4t FOR SALE—Within the next 60 days, my dwelling, store and lot adjoining, and o|ien l< t next to railroad. Will ►ell as a whole or separately. B. G. Price. 11 7 tf. BUSINESS LOCALS. Bargain*, laignins, baigains For the next 30 days i will sell at and l>elow cost my entire stock of millinery g**od*, ribbons, dry goods, notion* etc; For 30 days only. Miss Lizzie Trow ell Klein’s 6i-30 liver pills. Alaska cooking stoves and ranges at Bryan & Co. Conidas fte-di candies—60c at Klein’s. First c ass fodder—$10 per 1000 lbs, delivered. L Bellinger, Henderson ville, S. C. 2t Hoy Battle Axe and Wolfe Bros., shoes omy to be had at H W Black Jr. Xmas raisin*, currents, fl^s, citron, etc. Fresh at Terry & Shaffer. A full line of hardware, cooking stovea, etc. , „ Bryan A Co. Going fast! My entire stock of winter clothing most be closed ont in Decem ber. Now is tbe time to get a bargain. H. W. Black Jr.. Winter suits, winter clothing, price right and ail is right. Col Mer A Mfg Co Yon can only acrnlre wealth by saving what you earn. Let us show yon how. We shall be glad to explain onr Savings Bank system. The Faimers and Mer- cnants Bank. 0 If your horse has a cough try Klein’s Rosin Weed. Drs H W Black and A L Ott have formed a partnership for the practice of dentistry. They will be glad to wel come their friends and patrons at the office formeraly occupied by Dr Black. We have tiunks of all sizes and kinds, travelling bags, valices, etc., at The Brick Store. For December big rednetion in price of ready made clothing. H W Black Jr. Boyds Horst Remedies at Klein*. We have added a bargain counter to rnr general meiohandhe stock. Bryan A Co. Full Hue of all wool b'.ackets to salt the trade at Col Mer A Mfg Co, Klein’s 64-30 liver pills. First class Una of fancy groceries at G W Glover’s. Have jour Job work done at The Press and diandard. Full line of fresh fruits at G W Glovtr’s Special 10 days sale, commencing Saturday, Nov 17, we wiU sell onr stock of general merchandise at reduced prices. t B*yan A Co. The Oak Tanned Sole Shoes Looks good, but wear* better, the longest life shoes ever produced, for tale only at vonLehe, The Shoe Man. 1 The Press and Standard and Home and harm one year $1.10. No opium or morphine in Elixir Cat nip and Fennel; give it to your baby, 25c ai Kleins. Klein’s 64-90 liver pills. Kleins Bnchn Compound for Kidney and bladder, 60c. Enough said Klein—64-30 Liver Pills. Notice—I have taken out license as bill poster for the town ot Waiterburo. Ail persons desiring advertisements posted will please notuy me. W P Fel der. 2i There are nearly seven million savings accounts iu the United Slates. Is yours one ot them? “Gel the balm” by start ing one at the Farmers & Merchants Bank, “A dollar saved ia a dollar made.” Are you saving ant? If not let us suggest a Household Cash RegUler. The Parmera A Merchants Bank. Almond Cream—Excellent for the complexion, 25c at Kleins. "Gel the habit” ot saving by getting a avings bank, free. Deposit $1 and get ne at The Farmer* A Merchants Bank. Kleins 64-90 Liver Pill. % Saxoline Cold Cream for chape and rongh skins, 10c at Kleina Look at jour stock of letter hesds, bil heads, statements, printed envelopes Are you nearly out? If so order at once from The Press and Standard. Klens 64 30 livar pills touches the spot. A box of paper is a good birthday present. We have It. The Prese .and Standard. Do yon need legal blanks of say kind, titles, bonds and mortgagee, notes and mortgages, etc, etc? We have them. The Frees and Standard. LOOKING FOR A WEDDING PRESENT ? mmm Among the happiest moments of a biides 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 \\ hicli 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 each t > Lie handsome Mathushek Piano at $375.oo each. Among the man/ things to be found at our big b.ore, 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 go, s 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 lile. Every offering will bring back some fond memory ot 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 Lotties 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 small or how large your pocketbook. LEI US HAVE THE PLEASURE OF SERVING YGU? V' Brown Furniture Company