Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 I ■ ■ . ^ . — - , &m r . L,: , J;_■ .2* ■ t V T- r^r 1875 TERRY SHAFFER 1907 or Ice Cold One extreme or the other—or any where ‘•The Weld That Held ” How etwy it' is You hare two pairs of pliers; if only one, pull rigorously if yon really want to know kurrire forest tires and winters’ snows. * - .vW* <« Pittsburg Perfect” Pences Cnt two stay wires from a roll, below the the lateral strands about one inch each side it for the first test. You have tw„ stay Place among the lire coals in your store stay is your handle. Insert the 6nd joint In Its Normal State,—Now, while the .and ice cold, you two will be tugging at U ’to separate the wires- Your etocit can’t • . '1 Might from the Fire.—This piece in ready, one to quickly catch the eud of the . the weld cools. Remarkable, isn’t it? How easy it is to know, piece between the ice cakes is cold. Catch must prore something. Winter won’t THE WELD. THATWm between—simple te ts prore it’s always to know. your neighbor should bring his, both must % whether “Pittsburgh Perfect” fences » How easy it is to know. Welded by Electricity ill tcp and above the bottom wires, clipping of the weld. Cut out one weld and save 'V *1 wire*, each with several welded joints, the joint that is next the eud; the long g of the other stay l>etween two cukes of ice. ^ joints are respectively becoming white hot the single weld, trying wiih all strength break that How easy it is to know, the store will.interest you. Let both be stay and the other the cross wire, before Homing grass won’t melt off the stays. 3. Freezing Hasn’t Harmed it—That the wires before they warm np: your test X \ affect it. How easy is it to know. V\ FNDER STATE SUPERVISION With modern equipments and I competent experience clerical force I is prepared to give attention to | all business and accounts both I large and small, and is able to meet I { every demand of its customers. I Your good will ^and patronage is I solicited. Cordially yours. I JOHN F. LUCAS, Prest. R. U FRASER, Cashier. vT Jfj Matter What the Test It’s Always “The Weld That Held KOTiCE—I will Mtl «t the tot of W. R. Hickman, tetoriaj June 1st at 12 o’dook to the hiffheet bidder for cash, one red bun headed heifer me marked. « Taken np under an nndienoe prahibi- tine male rnnnioff nt large In the Iowa ot Walterboro. J 8. JACKSON, Chief Marshal. e . Final Notice. On the 7th day of Jane next I will (lie my final return as Quardian of Rath Lwcas, wifh the Probate Judge and immediately thereafter apply for my discharge as guargian. P J Lucas. ■. May 4, *07 5 8 4t IV Final Nsttos. On the fttod day of Jane next. I win file my flaal retaia a* guardian of Abbm Bnfilagar with the Probate Judge mad haaeoietely thereafter aoply for my dis charge as gwaydiaa. D J Chaplin. i Guard lan. May II, *07. 5tS4t NOTICS—The examination! for soholarshlpe la 8. C. College, demsoo Collage aad College of Charle«too will be held at the eoertlhwiae Friday, July 5,1907, beginning at 10 o'clock, a. m A good chance for sereral bnyt to win ecbelanhlpa. » H W Black, County 8upt. Id. • n to 7 5 A Letter From Maahawvillo. Editor Press and Standard: As I have seen nothing written or f * said from this secton through your columns about our little plane for a longtime 1 thought that I would wentare to tell yoa A few thinga that are going on here. Mra G P Remley of Buckr- ▼Ulea S 0 who has been visiting her grand mother Mrs John Remley returned to her home today. Mr and Mrs J P Sauls nod •on Marshall aad family have moved fp for the summer and aie cocupyfng the residence of -the late H T Homely. Mr Ned Sanders of Youngs Is land, is at his brothera Mr Lee Seudeis quite ill but we hope to soon see him up again. One old batoheler merchant, hat just about put the finishing touch to his nice little mansion and we all look now to see what is going to hippen in a few days, he goes to Walterboro every Sunday and comes back so happy that he almost passes by home. Now Mr Editor if this passes the waste basket and anything happens here worth telling I will let yon know. A New Oomer. May 20*07 . c t n Orders By Wirt. Thom who havn used Tntturinn for •kin dimasst waste no tlm# using othsr rwraidtes. The following tolsgraphio oedtr UlatUatet Um test Ibal owes known no snbstitnte will ha noospted for Tm» terinu: Norfolk, Vs. Feb. 18.06. J. T. Shnptrlne, Saranah, On ".,pl»n*e forward to dav f«or boats Tntterlnn. Collect or send bill David Humphries." Tetteriae cares nil lonas of skin diseases Fragrant and qnMk relief. 50 eeate per box. J. T. 8H1JPT- MINK. Mfr., Sarannh, Oa. The Sunshine Store Ws have a full line of Men’s o and Boys Straw hats to close out at 10 per cent above cost Call and get one before they are all gone. George W. Glover. cimioii For loners of Mministrotiooi STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Conntv of OoUeton. By John D Edwards, Esqairs, Probate Judge. WHEREAS H M Williams made suit to me to grant him letters of Admin- istrailon of the Estate and effects of Ror R H Williams. THESE urn therefore to cite and ad monish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of the K 8 Williams, deceased that they be snd appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to he held nt Walterboro 8 O on Jana 10th 1907, after j o’clock in that they huTe Ion should not be granted. GIVEN aoder my hand, this 17th day of May, Anno Domini 1907. Published on the 99th day of May and ftth day of Jnnn, 1907, in The Press snd Standard. JNO. D. EDWARDS. , Probatn Jodge wsmrrooro o u on jane join i C iblicsiloo hereof, nt II o’clo renoon, to show cease, if nay why the said Admin 1st ratio Steel magnate Carey might give that unfortunate minister who married him a permanent job as a private chaplain, to all appearances, the reconstituted- oeery familv might furnish fruit ful employment for at least one minister all the time. A Summer Vacation in Your Kitchen Don't swelter this summer with the tem- ¥ perrture tt 110.. ,Get a New Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove and have a cool kitchen. Thu NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue FUme 00 Cook-Stove produces a working fiama instantly. Bins Asm# moans highly concoatrated boat, no soot, no dirt. Oil is always at • mnintminad Uvnl, onsuhng s uinform flams. Mado in thns sixes. Every I stovo warranted. If not at your doom’s k nearest agency for descriptive circular. WYlte 10 IteybLo' P is the best lamp for all-round house- hold use. Made brass throughout and beautifully nickeled. Perfectly constructed; absolutely safe; unexcelled in light- power; an ornament to any room. Every lamp wan If not at your dealer’s write to our nearest agency. -»J’ - * 1 ' jo \ 0 -d. > .4 1000 BALES COTTON grading, middling and above. Parties holding cotton in the country, will *«?. make money •ram* at the “Brick Store” in Walterboro, and receive our bid.. If not convenient to produce sample, drop us a line to Walterbo ro stating[how many bales of cotton you have for sale and where located . * Colleton Mercantile ' e. / PAUL SANDERS, President. « h 1 I ^ ’*1 i •. -'.'A'® ■ ’ ’Ha