The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 29, 1907, Image 8
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• LOCAL AND PERSONAL. „ Mre B S. Av.nt _and children of
Highland, Fla. are spending some
G. R. E. Linder
town Fridaj’.
of Stokes was in
STOP
Classified Advertisements-
F. M. Thomas of Bells was in to
l, Bee us Saturday.
S B Sanders ami son of Stokes had
Lusineas in town Friday.
D. S. Maxcy of Williams hadbusi-
cy o
ness in town Saturday’. ,
L. A. Linder of Stokes was
itor to Walterboro Friday.
Born—a fine son to Mr. and Mrs.
P. J. Lucas May 23. »
E. E. Jones spent Sunday with rel
atives at Lodge.
0. L. Gahagan of Green Pond was
ji visitor to Walterboro Saturday.
vis-
time with parents, Mr and Mrs A. C
„Beach., „ „ * .
Miss Nell DeTreville will leave this
afternoon for Columbia to attend PATINO $16 OR $20 FOR
the commencement exercises of the
Columbia Female College.
Capt. G. W. Way, of Mt. Carmel *
left yesterday afternoon for Rich
mond. Va., to attend the reunion of
the U. C. V. From there he will
visit the Jamestown Exposition.
FOR SALE.
Talking Machines
FOR SILK—We have received S5
copiee of Tbe Carolinian, a special
edition of tbe college magazine of the
3 C College, which we can aell at the
aor.all price, 23 centa. Every alumnns
in the county abonld have one. Get
one quick. Tbe Preu and Standard
FOR SALS—One fine young mule
Ap-
A telegram from Section Master
Norton, at Yemassee, to Policeman
H. W. Benton, sUting that a puppy
had been stolen from him Monday.
Policeman Bt nton captured tbe
the thief and puupy and returned
the puppy Tuesday afternoon by
express.
WHEN YOU CAN GET THE
Improved Leyra
Mrs. Geo.
Fraser and little
t a v; KTiont daughter Millie, left Friday to spend
a wl*k with her sister Mr#. BurgM*
.Sunday m town with fnen . at Kdtrefiejd. From thore ahe will go
Jno. D. Glover of Yemassee spent I to Columbia to withess the gradu-
Sunday in town with relatives. ation of her daughter Miss Jessie of
... the Columbia College.
Messrs Cleveland and Paul Sanders
-OR-
l Company,
BUhotivilln,
vrere in town yesterday.
Hagood Gooding, Esq., of Hamp-
.ton was in town Monday.
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Charles N. Henderson of Charles
ton arrived In town last night to
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visit relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Graves will
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leave tomorrow for Branchville their
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future home.
W-P Felder and little son,Pascal,
of Walterboro, spent Sunday here
with relatives. _
. L. B. Holland and brother of the
Charleston Lumber Co., of Wiggins
Mr R L While has been given sev
eral months’ leave of absence fmm
his business in order that be may
take a pefect rest in benefit of his
health. He is now in Samimnrtlle.
with his sister. Mrs Chalmers Waring
and from there will spend a time in
Walterboro.—Evening Poet.
J. Edgar Graves of Hendersonville
will fill the vacancy of deputy sheriff
tnade by the resignation of A. H.
Harter, which goes into effect June
1st. Mr Harter will leave for Sa
vannah to spend a while. His many
friends will regret very much to
part with “Doc” as he is called
Clarion Phonographs
FOR
only $4.50.
The Leyra or Clarion Machines are
equal In loudness of tone and clear
ness of reproduction to any $13 or
$20 Machine manufactured in this
country. Records at $3.00 per
dp*. _J
Stop when in town and bear a
tone at
s. Furcrs,
JEWELRY STORE.
County Board Rcplya To Editorial.
Editor Pres* and Standard—Will you
permit na to aay throagh your column*
in reply to yonr editorial in reference to
.part Sunday in town with friend*. John Hoff o( Calltton county <)or monthly report, M> « w. Imre cn
Mis Hattie Melts were married at *•' '»®» r once M conrt hoore one
H. Roberson and Mr. Tyson spent
the latter part of the week with A F
Bn tier.
J. A. Carroll and little (laughter,
Effie, of Stnoaka were in, town
Saturday.
R. G. W. Bryan the generid mag
istrate of Bryan, was in town
Friday.
Joe Pinckney has accepted a T)osi-
tion with The Press and Standard.
Joe makes a good “devil.”
Mr. J. B. Meyer of Summerville,
spent last Sunday in town with her
mother, Mrs Julia Price.
n 'a, •
Ashley Meyerhof Summerville spent
a few dajs recently in town with Mr
and Mrs C. A. Eckardt.
the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs
H. A. Metts near the cemetery, on
Sunday afternoon by Rev J. M.
Steadman. The Eagle extends con
gratulations to the happy couple.
—Dorchester Eagle.
Dr. C. H. EsDorn and B. L.
Barnes, left Walterboro last week
for Charleston in the former’s* Reo.
The auto make good time until it
reached "Hell’s Half Acre,” where
it stuck in the mud and the occu
pants were compelled to get out in
the mud fand get a mule to pull
the machine out of "Hell’s Half
Acre.” They had a pleasant trip all
the same.
Ilemii -d statement, and will have such
itemised statement each month here
after, these reports on anything else
coanested with this business can be
■sen by any one, who desires to see
them, at any time. We will further state
we will gledly fnrnlah y<uf>ach month
with a copy of such itemised report, if
yon will publish it at the same cost to
the oounty as it costs IP pnblish the con
densed report which is all that is re
quired by law.
Oounty " Dispensary Board Colleton
Oonnty.
WANTS.
WAN” ED—A cook—one who under-
stsod* iu* nasinees Apply to J E
Thames, Walterboro, 8. C.
WANTED—Salesmen, either on salery
contract* or commitsiou. Beat con
tracts ottered, and fine chance for
promotion.
National Loan A Trust Company,
5 15 4t Tlfton, Ga.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Just received a good supplv of 8 day
Mantel docks, also Regulators and
Cnokoo clocks, at reasonable prices.
8. Finn’s Jewelry Store.
Hot weather and hot stove creates
trouble. Avoid trouble by buying Hub-
ster’s bread.
Fly traps at vonLehe’s.
For River butter on ice. 3-VcenU per
pound.' Grace A Warren.
Mason’s Fruit jars at vonLebe’s.
10,000 feet tressed flooring and ceil
ing at J W Carson’s.
Evaporated spple and Shredded cocoa-
not at vunLehe’s.
Oig line fancy and staple groceries et
Grace A Warren.
tb»
a sup-
them if
Lee’s Kidney plaster strengthens
back. 25 cents Klein's.
A Wichman A Bon still have e
ply of fertilizer in stock. See
you need any.
Hygeria Furniture polish at Klein’s.
Cheese on ice all summer. Grace &
Warren.
Geld enamel for
cents at Klein’s. <
gliding frames. 25
It's too bad to see people who go from
day to day suffering from physical
, , . weakness when Hollister's Rocky Monn-
C. H Beach a prominent young ^ Tea would make them welt The
bn-iness man of Ravenel waa in greatest tonic known- 35 cents, Tea or
town Friday, and paid us a pleasant Tablets. John m. Klein,
call. » » •
P. J. Lucas left Thursday for
Lithia Springs, where he has gone to
recuperate from u recent attack of
illness. *
T. A. Patrick a prosperous and
hustling young saw mill man of St.
George was in town Friday, on
business.
Mrs E. C. Felder went to Walter
boro on Sunday where she will spend
some time with relatives.—Dorches-1
ter Eagle.
Rev. F. O. S. Curtis left Monday
for Richmond, Va. where he goes to
attend the general Confederate
Reunion.
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John W. Taylor and family of
Summerville have been on a visit of
gome length to his brother W r . J.
Taylor in town.
Picnic At Ivanho.
Yesterday a select crowd of merry
j folks left on the morning train for
Ivanho to spend a day of merriment.
The crowd consisted of folks from
Jacksonboro, Green Pond. Hampton
and Walterboro, The folks seemed
to realize what a day of this sort is
worth so they all joined hands
making the day of value.
The order of the day was boat
riding, fishing, and dancing. The
music furnished is hard to equal.
The lunch was more than relished
as always is at a picnic. The crowd
in a majority voting the day well
spent returned home on the evening
train.
I HAVE OPENED A-
Wheelwright
and
Blacksmith
SHOP AND AM PREPARED TO DO
ALL KINDS OF WORK
HAVE SEVERAL YEARS
EXPERIENCE."
Horse Shoeiog A Specialty
•lip-
Talk about boys pants,Tbs Brick Store
has competition tied to a otake.
If you don’t feel well try Viuol on our
guarantee. Klein’s.
Big fine of ladies and children’s
per*. Grace A Warren.
If you are bilious nee 64-30 Liver pills.
Cotton seed meal at A Wichman A
Son.
Klein’s malt
for mothers,
A big line of floe hosiery at Grace A
W trren.
If you wish te paint vonr house or
barn you will find plenty of paint at
Klein's.
fxt^ct. ,;Excellent ionic
and plo
Work L
rpen sweeps
ws. Prices Reasonable.
Guaranteed,
Compl.de assortment of postal
Including views of Walterboro.
A Shaffer 5 15 2t
in
J. E. EASTERLING
ANDERSON’S OJ.D STAND.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
1783 CHARLESTON, 8. C. 1907
Hon. D. B. Peurifoy left Monday
for Columbia where he goes to at
tend a meeting of the Board of Peni
tentiary Directors.
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Bartow H. Graves, of The Press
and Standard spent the last three
days of last week at his home as a
a short holiday..
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Mrs. L. B. Pickling, who has been
spending sometime with her daugter
Mrs. B. G. Price left for Hardeeville
Saturday to visit her daughter.
The ladies of St. Judges church
■will have an ice cream festival Tues
day afternoon June 4th commencing
at 6 o'clock, at Mrs Emmie Witsell’g
Lawn near post office.
Harry Casque who is so pleasantly
remembered by his many friends
here has been in town several days.
He returned to his home at Laurens
Monday accompanied by his mother
who has been here for some weeks.
Mbs Eva Sires and May Arm-
r strong, poplar and charming young
iiadies of Summerville spent several
r days tbe latter part of the week
vwith Rev. J. L. Daniel. They return
ed to thier home Monday.
ArtUts have no trouble in wearing
model*. The femone been tie* have dis
carded oorwte aiid have become model*
in face and form since taking HolUeter’a
Rooky Mountain tea. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets John M. Klein.
123d Year begins Sept. 37
Letters, Science. Engineering. One
scholarship to each oonnty of Booth
Carolina, giving free to it ion. Tuition
$40. Board and furalshed room in
Dormitory, $11 a month. Ail candi
date* for admission are permitted to
The Washington Herald now casts
donbt on the existence of the red win;
ed blackbird. What will it say when
it hears about the Susquehanna robin?
Tbe Alsf-ka Packer* Association, wfco
ctn tks Argo Red Salmon, has the lar.
vest fleet la number of sny shipping
fi m sailing under the American flag. If
owns 15 steamers and 15 sailing vessels
and chsr.erv msey more.
When a man wauts to do wrong
he never has any trouble in jind-
ing an excuse.
ARGO ARGO ARGO AROO ARGO
ARGO ARGO ARGO AEG O AROO.
Speaker Cannon's boom is tarring
principally as a target for the labor
anions to throw things at
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The Alaska Packers Association have
liberated from their hatcheries in Alaska
up to 130$. ever these handled aad fifty
one asillioa (351 ,•00,000)
EXAM!
Oonnty Court House on Friday, July 5,
at • a. in. For catalogue address,
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
President.
UNITY LODGE NO. 55 A. F. M. holds
its regular communications 4th Fri
day in etch month at 8 SO o’clock, p.
m. All visiting Brethren are cor
dially invited to attend.
J. A. W ESTER BE RG, W. M.
N. G. MORKALL, Sect’y.
Nunnally’s candies are the best, at
Klein'a
v
Hand dr»s*ed pine and cypress shin
gles at J W Carson’s
Oue 25 cents package of Hna-o will
clean one str iw hat 8 time* or 8 hat*
1 time. Wal’erboro Drag Co. 22 £t
Po*tsl card’—View* of Wt’teilxro
5 15 2t Terry & Shifter. a
Now is oxford time. Bay yotrs from
the Brick ‘Here.
Sweet jaioy hams at J W CareonV.
Remember that thv Brick rito e hia
the kind of Boys Penis mat look good
and wear well.
Cypress shingles for ssle at Grace A
Warren.
Baggies on ee*r terms to responsible
parties at W L 8 A V Co.
Fly P*PVf *t J W Carton’s
Stop rad get tbe right stsndBrd time
at the electrical clock of S. Finn’s Jew-
elsry Store.
Time to get that summer salt. Let as
take your measure Fit and quality
guaranteed. H W Black, Jr.
Oxford baggies all stylet, guaranteed.
They will please yon. W L S A V Co
Klein’s Eureka medicine relieve all
achea and pains or yonr mcney back.
Mbs
Winthrop
Loper, a i
Ifefe. Rock
pawed ea all or her examinat
On Qiflbh and stenography
nufHt b seldom exceeded. She
4th.
student of
Hill, has
examinations.
her
will
a the world.
I young
j to the
The fbOowing past chancello
Aahby Farrow Lodge >fo. $3
in
Hors of
are
Lodge
at Anderson this week: D.
upon the Grand
tderaon this wet
J. G. Padgett, D. B. Blade
air. Jr,
A.
Mims has returned from
ome length to Odlla. Ga.
was called on account of
eUinean of her daughter
ste.^She reports her much
in health; and Utah- she
i home shortly.
Failure of the frnit crop will
bare no effect on the output of
“doped” lama and Jolliee
Awo Rod Hnlmoo to sold la ooo-oooad
TALL csss, because only the TALL
cans ere Ailed by smehlnery. Flat sad
ooohalf pound
Head work is
i liquated
A girl will accept scat aay
kind of exeoaa for kissing her
except that joo didn’t moan to. 1
Of all the (Twite
That grow oal
I woaki give wp tl
jr®*
i are la the toad.
When you want ice call
up the Walterboro Bot
tling Works. We deliver
promptly in all parts of
the city. ^
Special attention given
to mail orders.
Also ice cream and
cold drinks of all kinds.
Ladies and gendelnen
cordially invited.
Valtertors BsttHsf lets
—Phone %b
300 sack* fertilizers for ssle by Wab
boro Supply Co. B. G. Hyrne, Propr.
Do yon need s pair of shoe*? Battle
Axe sod Wolfe Bm# are the best made.
Try s pair. H W Black, Jr.
It’s time pon wars jetting yonr Spring
hat. Wa have them. H W fetock, Jr.
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200 sacks of fertiliser at Walterboro
Supply Co, B G Hyrne, Proprietor.
A Buggy For
For
j.-tes \
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Its.
s.
"Luck’s a Fortune.” E P.
Knight of Waltefboro is going
to give away a handsome bug-
gv to the lucky one. Its a
air game for everybody—no
politics. You simply give me
25 cents and draw an envelope
from the pack. You can get
your chaiKes at my shop. -
E. P. KNIGHT-
* Walterboro^ S. C
NOTICE
le youi
plv to J W Carson, Walterboro, S C.
5 15 2t
FOR SALE—ParMes wi»hing cotton
se<d meal for fertilizer or cow food
apply to A Wichman A Son.
"Before baying of selling a farm or
any property write The Carolina Realty
Trust Cowi
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for
new
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as
Price new $85
Special price
$25
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We have the following Organs
on hand and will close them out
to make roon
follows:
1 MASON A HAMLIN,
l CABLE, ■*
1 CHICAGO COTTAGE
1 SEAKri A ROEBUCK
1 O. B. HUNT
1 MASON A HAMLIN
1 DYER A HUGHES
1 KIMBLE
2 GOOD SQUARE PIANOS
Some of these instruments are as
good as new as they have been put
in good repair
Buy one of these for your child
ren to learn on and we will agrpe
to take it back at just what you
gave for it as part payment on a
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New Bridgeport Organ
at any time within 1 year. You
run no risk and lose nothing on
this liberal proposition. EASY
TERMS TO ALL.
50
SEWING MACHINES TO BE SOLD ON
THE SAME PROPOSITION. ALL
MAKES. FROM $r TO $10 EACH.
PTO1717 A pretty fan for all our customers. Call for it at
riULE* our HARDWARE STORE.
.'aid*, |
Terry ;
Somebody's
yes
FAlways
The velvet
optics of gentle
femininity are ever
and always surveying met. V
No man can escape. To win her sweet approval it behooves every
man to be wnsrtiy dressed, for there is nothing * woman admires
than a wefl poomed stylish look Have yonr gwmsnts ■add 10
measure! Have them styfish—wJ tailored—and made to SlL Tbft
INTERNATIONAL TAILORING CO. make aff their pa**
# this wsy—beyood criticism —end up to the U^MSt to—dtod <1 WCpMto
Samples can be seen at this store.
Come and see the greatest display
of Men and Boy’s Hats in all
styles, colors, shapes and sizes at
the remarkable small price of only
$i.<
Actual value $2 to $3 each.
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"The Store That Always Makes GootT-
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