The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 19, 1907, Image 9
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
T. A. Patrick, of St. G<.*or^e, Ava-
fnUwbn last week.
W. C. Saunders of Stokes, wan in
town la*t niaht. He attended the
rrfHtinjr of Ashby Farrow Ixdge, K.
of P. f of which he is a memltr.
They say the streets of Waiter-
boro are lately inhabited by a race
The Wedding Classified Advertisements-
Ring
A. J. Lcmaeks went o Chi i lestor. of comely young merv who. |ike the
Monday on business. sons of -love, sprang into being full
4 • C. Hbtt, Eai , of rrAf.chvil'.e, I ,ano P hed -
in town yesterday.
is the most hallo we 1 gift a man
K
.corge
The Union Meetingnf the Ojlleton - » .
Baptist Association will be held at, ever bestow* uj on a woman. Ixt
D. Hyrne sp.nt Sunday at St. ^turday be- ., n . , . Ili)n|ft , ,
ire with friends. 0 Ifcre the 5th Sunday. I*rogram will tli0 n, '<“ lc 0 ‘ 0* qu««t*o«ed
It will
H\m Eva Williams visited
.corge Sunday anJ Monday.
\V. J. Getsinger was in town Sat-
.rday and cpme to see us.
<5^ i be published next week. quality and perfection
Mter considerable discu-^sion last ^ u p n y jj lu re,
night, Ashby harrow Lodge, K. of ■' J
FOR SALE. '
FOR SALE—Fodiler, C. M Grare.
FOR SALE—1 hsre teH on b«nd »t»o«it
lilrsfitra (in* young nrcHs. They
»r# Hn*; ctjh|.*e Mo*k. | » wh OoV
yonr order eoa.e forwmd If v'' 1 * wl>h
otc. ACSANDIR’,
Rt ler S C.
FOR 8.*L r —“Tenglefoo!*’ Fly Teper,
Fiy Trtipaaid Screen Dror^al L'r6wn
Parnili re & Itautwaie t o.
P” decided not to give a picnic. It
was thought best on account of the
John I). Glover, of McPhers^ n-j approaching District Convention not mcni of Solid Gild and Sterling
• dBe. was in town yesterday. ’« to engage in a picnic just at this
time. The Lodge is m flourishing Silver poeds fuitable for Wed
Capt. Geo. Brunson, of Lodg* condition. Scvcra!newapplicatidn>
was in to see us yesterdoy. were received last night. J. A.
,, , ,, .. i j % • . Deidrich was given his first rank.
H. A. Patterson had business at *
•Ireen Pbnd Monday
FOR RAr/*—A nic* SA*ortm*»nt of
Flower Pot# «ml jA-fHiteom nt Bcown t
Furuiture an I IfardwArn Co- '
Also we luvo the 1'iiest as-ort- for 8AI.E-BKJ A^oni’MEKT |
Whitn. Dio* and Gray Agnlfware. j
Everything in tl.e hani^ara hr.*i that ,
tie ether Mlow haan’t col. Brown!
Furniture A; iJardwn c Co.
Joaeph Langdale w'r.s in to see a-
Monday. 1 —
TIc»r. W. R. Fnx. of Adams Rur,
xm in tcwvn Monday.
Mr. and Mr*. Cro-.bv. of GeUinger,
’ <rerc in town last week.
’ P. V. Cone, of Rittor, s|vrnt tl e
Keck end wr the City by the Sear
^ |fF- Mrs. B. L.'vy visitrsl tel. -
rjwaaral friends at Bells Sunday.
Mrs. W. B. Ackerman returned
■Friday after a week's visit to Mrs
Ht. S. Rentx, of Vijrnville.
l>.am Padgett ami R. D. Carter,
onwrinent citizens of Ruffin.were ir
tJ3Mn yesterday.i 1
O ' •
Jnt*. H. Pcurifoy, intendant of the
^/amri. went to Charleston the latter
.eUrt of the week.
C. Brant \vr.s in town Fotur-
»lg,r. He is corresponilent from hi.^
J. T. McGregor, Supt. of the Col-
{or Cotton Mills, sjient Sunday it
rkfiton. .
"Bf'rtie Breland, of Savannah, i.«
v|Bttnghis father, S. L. Breland, oi
fAnc?a.
’A '■ ' * 00 -v
jr;. P. Blocker w as in town Satur-
d|y from the Black Creek neighbor
Mod.
iMisa M.'iy Wauldhour. of Savan
« spending sornttirre v it!
f^eijds on Great Swum!).
fW. B. (iruh<*r ai.d M. P. IIov.vl
hii U • i uja;«,in ,Coluiu
lit this vVeekH 5 *
i
JMlvcs Elobe an ! May Oarlels, of
^\... • :di. are sficnding tometim«
vBtfe Ikvir aunt, Mix. W. E. Fraser.
U*+. Lucy \Y4L.:u> vuIUh] hw*
frkT.J. Jfiss Olive Murray, at St
<Jrnrf e Sunday.
KiSmith, J. B. Padgett, .Tr., am
jitper Roliertsoi attende-.l “i<,1
cgli“ at Adiby Farrow IsKige la
nfch:.
F. T. H. Shaffer jpmt front S-.t
unlay u> Monday in t h ule-ti.n. li
took in a few functions of the com-
m>na.‘<rteKt of Chorlerton College.
Artisor Young, ot ihe Chat lel^ior
fear harl buxine: s in town Thutsda'
«ad Friday. While here he was tK
gnmt of E. T. H. ShaTerr-
No grviter m Hake ran temote |'ian
| to contider ^ ,lly ih l-Ur.ce < f <ln-
«ufe In yo ir8,*l*m. 'nt«de*pe r »te
i her.cee ou iidiour,' m-dn lne. C^r
lloltieier’f Ro kv M w.uti n Tr» 5 c
lea or Tabl.-t# Jo ! n L Kliir.
ding presents at tl.e lowest
prices. Wo sell nothing but
what li of standard value, made
to stand the test of time.
Mrs. G. \V. Kaysor Dead.
(io 'a fpTial (rovi'enca is always
over his cbildreu. lie is nevn idle. UU
all-seeing eye Is never closed, tie
watcbeihover and careth for bis own.
His harvesting a gel* are cout'iiauRy ai
work gathering in ilia children and
piecing them iutbst "temple uoi mnds
wi h hand', elVroal in the hesvers."
S. Finn’s
Jewelry Store.
WANTED—To sell good hors': and bng
gy. Cheap f >r ca^h Apple to
Juo. H I’ourloy.
FOR RALE—A nice young mire at J
W Carson>.
FOR RALE—Higsest line piocket kn vei
in Code on county—ovci one hundred
styles—Lowest piiraa ever Brows:
Furuitare & Hdw Co
‘ Before haying of sel.iog a farm or
anyprop-riy write The Carolina R-aly
& Trust Comiwiiy,
Fisliot.ville, «. C.”
f—
WAMTS.
WANTED—Salesmen, »i her on wi’a^j
contractor cotutni>-rioii R.-»t con
tracts ottered, a Lit fine cbacca ler
prom olio i.
Nniiojol Loan & Trust 0< mcanv,
6 15 4t Tiftcn, Ga
BUSINESS LOCALS.
No ®6d the best innlvrla tonic Who'
^ Convict In Town.
• Ben Danner, who recently Le-
5:ui to eerve a f*ur year’s een-
Last Thursday night *bom lOo’c oik tcnccon the chain gang, by rome
they entered into the home of ( apt (i. mesltia got into l(twn last li'ght;
W. liaysor au(l <ariid to ts ct. rnal a|l( | VV;18 discovered about 12
oouie ihe precious wife wha wai born ? i , • ,i . , . . ... ..., .
!an« 1», I8«. .h«. making h.r 6r„ :‘-’ clo< * ,n "" >' rl cf !l
OKIou.h.d., of ber<-caih. prominent family here, |
>!ie ba I been slot for i.t ie weeks a-d ;t n^ro wonnn ho cLumcd to be bren ,i J b
dt wasdoi.eforher thvtcoilll iwssiblj liij w ife. lie waa discovered bo ,.. -r «
r .t ,1.-, , r , n . . . ' eat s ( hi I and Fever T*'ii'*. vj n er
lia < one. Two of the pby*t uus cf out CJU30 0 f ||, 0 w oman’s SCreama by aulied Wholesale and retail at Klein’s
tow-i and »trained none werr constat:t*
I, by bo, bdld.. Dr Che. J Ur IMrn, » ho .ccceeded .-.fler
Ohsilestou watcsl e l to see her twice kiicckuig Danner down a it me
But while all was done for her the end or two with hie liA? in getting
came. Rnrlounded by her devo’el has- him to CChSJIlt logo with him
b nd and tifleetiouate lister, -h*
i E “'r '“or»ib S f u..rU - ou., *.«... me.
hhslMUd, h-.iuc brothers and si* er* who
Black Cyyress Shingles tor sale. Grace
A Warren.
ComiciJe f«»r corns
Klein's.
and luuionsat
f„*i . ., . i . Do not pay for n Tn’king Mai hue
t > t >6 j til in his auto, about mid- ft3 or f20. when v« u c«n pf'* * po- u
one
mourn her iletartur*.
Csdeta Hvrnc, Beach, Anderson
Sapders ana Murray are at horm
f.wen Cemson College for the holi
dOfA.
Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Smoak, Jr.,
ami non. William, returned Mordaj
txma the Die of Palma, where the;
attended the State Press Asaociatioi
maetiny'.
. Ur. A. P. Barnes and his sister.
Mias E«ita Jones, went to Charlestrr
Tk«rsifa.v. e Dr. Ba: n b came 1 ael
thi name evening, but Miss Tope?
over till Saturday to do
aotee shopping.
■r. rxid Mr*. W. P. Beach, o'
Rkteevine. have be< n visiting te'a
titeain and uround Walterboro fop
“ A - ! * He came in to liei
lail^oit cjuic for Danucr and (inu>e Juloe 25 ceids n bittle nt
took "him hack to the enug. Dan- llltiu *’
Airs Hayfor wa» a doVoted wife aa 1 a tier c'aims that lie li.td perm is- *- ^5 cts. Graced;
l |:d m»d sympsihetio neighbor, .“ha «j u f r0 itl the guards to cotno to
ov»d h-r cbnrcb and her pssior »u^ ; ^ ,, , , . 'j A Inrga stock of the Ivst shoes sill
■n utiv I. q.iei ..,.1 tQWI '- h"cl. Imty. if Uloirue, .„i™ ,bi. w«k J w.
w.iy ih« nun!* ered to the uecdiof thos- •-l^Url Dot 1)0 pettllMlcih 1/is- Rtrcngtheu your Ienrt wPh Gibson V
m.urd her. W heu nbls sl>« wns si vny» c <'«tet8 ihonl l be kept securely. Heart Remedy. Only at KJ.iu’s.
r ouud in ho psvr at aburob aal pravrr- TilOV are dangoroui ch a rapiers Wantid to. bay tfhiihrnv Orarc A
meeii g D ftth wav not * surp ise U> or ll.ey would UOt be OU thbg.Ulg. "
her Khessld from the very fist day . Wo Mil! have a few suits of clothes on
hat she ivaa taken >.‘ck, that bho w.if it l.-leporlcit lliat ailotllCi'COIt- ! ,rd. ih-t must go r psrdhss of pn lit.
vo'i gwvdie. Hue was pr pnrefl for tie vict, Mattnie Green escaped Ibis U W Black, Jr.
mu ni'ttn an 1 did not tear dm It, bat • , ‘ , ,
U •h«»aut« tiiua*h>: exprassed iv «ie*t e motltlllgofrotn tliO gALg Ultil oUS
nbvaforthe eako ot h>r hu>tnud to net vet been LcatcJ.
shr-m she w*ns itevoted. Brt UihI svw *
t * nnd took bsr from ca* IU to heaven * . 7^***'*" . , . 0
\ hiis wn ebalt m'M her ht»r«\ we kn >w »hers is no hihg nicer pencil tlan
. h<t elm it now happy v I h her Sivior Ri^t t:fcluKfU, sod yet i.ia puce i*
mil lie rel<cfai»l•aut^sot Go«l v wiihiu iherouch of a l. •
Her body wn* mid to tea: in Live O ik —- * — * r ___
cme'ery af(nrappn.p.urv fu'-erel ser- a
Vice* conduce ! t-v her pnstrr, J L Da » ! A Delightful Mu*tCAie. _
vT. May the L nl comfort, blees and A deiiglitfitl evening wai etijoTcd
soainiii the l.usl a id. b others ur.dsistert . ir „ i ^ J
nd msv thov nil look forward to iliei^y ***®® Ltllie lleOuclaOns ntUHC
10 t'M feet e.revse-1 fl3-:ii«g • lid cell
it’g at. J \V Curaou’s,
The velvet
optics of gentle
femininity' are ever
and always surveying nea.
No man can escape. To via hef sweet approval it behoove* every
man to be smartly dressed, fer there is noticing a woman adm'’ci more
i *
than a well groomed siyli-h louL Have your gannenb made to
measure I Have them styKsh—wc3 tJLxed —and nude lo £t The
INTERNATIONAL TAILORING CO. make a// their garment*
# dm way—-beyond oiticam—and up to the highebt standard of womao.
kind’s approval
Everything in the line of Summer
e* . •* ■ ■ *
Wearables” for Men and Boys
can be found here at surprisingly
o
low prices. ■ *
a
"The Steve That Always Makes Gccd”
nippy ditv «h«-n they thnll all meat *• Ctass and tbeir fiicuds at Iter rosidcn- n .#-k u #p l , ,r,l)c,s 11 n - 11 "
oin in ih^t land whera thete shstl be „ *r„n^U* .. . , P . ' Jr>
no mure join, sorrow or separation j 0 ® * u ®H**y CM ttlng ol t.ns Week. Tbp Cot! on Ke;d mial at A Wichman &
occasion was the -xloaia^ of her ^ +
muaie aohoot for the year. A tplendid .b' 0 * 0 * ou *»1 Inodlin enllo's
Usui) drfsied pine and cypress shin
gles at J W Ca: w>u’»
TL ob'e thick IlicLnry Tohscca 10 cts
p^r plurf, regular piioe 15 c s tl W
Black, Jr.
A g>Kx3 cflec at ICc per lb li W BUc*,
The Vaster I W# rijcar is the l est
-r d I.icr. *t ftrnl e 5 ceo)s at Kaics -
A wh il s i arolita Rico nnpnli*hed.
swee c-t rioe ou earih. TUis week 10c
p whila it las's. Terry & Shaffer.
Kli'inN Enreks Mi diciat—First nid—
B ly v«.ur i pgl 41 e >liirti and sum me. r<’i p..fa 1 rcnij, t'y-
i.nJeiwo.r firm .1 W.Ultck Jr. J
R y ‘ B i tie A r •" and “ Wore Bros'’ S op a* 25c a fuot. Work Uuaraatctd.
>h t-, no bt!ic - iu «■ e for th: moavy. 1i>i ... . ., . ,
tale only at II W H h ik Jr. I . '»»,'** and ch .Aun* \ort quart red
* sv- i - o . * toes tt A C vonLehe».
A >* tehiuuu & dou s’tll have a sup-,
ply of fertilizer in stock. See them if ! , Wnn'rd to buy wax 2)3 poaud Gr:ce
yea reed any. . j
Standard Tomst er arge al 10c rtt; Keii/# Rarsapubls removes import-
tics from yrst blood, 00 cents.
New Advertise meal*.
* Rydal? R?m?dy Co.—Rydale’s
Rem Jica. - M
^ Colleton Banking Co.^ Statement.
County Boavdof Control.—Month,
ly Peport.
Jno. M. Klein. Pure Drug*.
J. W. Carson. Another Free
Trip”.'- *. -
Ai o.’iated Ba/era Co- Spc':iah.
Brown Fur. & HJvvr. Co.—For
Sa’e Ads.
■ ■■ in I
A’»ro Red .'■n’inou is wj fat y bncmipg
a Inuseho Id. Word in tl.h 1 ^al.ly AX
all craaoc p.
COLLL^IE « F >5HAULFSTD'f *
1?55 ciiab isxrx, « o. I90T
'You caa't tell a wim.ni a<> afte
she 'a'les Holllster'n Rooky llountaru
Tea. tier oomplexl n ■ hoe. She Is
round, plump, *d l hirdtoTi*-, in fact
•heliyiung aeain. 55 teats. Tit ot.
rsbtas John M Klein.
- Six Reasons Why.
Six reason * why cows are not
fume l on the streets of, Walter-
ix ro:
1ft. Council wants the weeds
•odotlge beliiud front tho imic*.
2nd. Counril wonffr the weeds
for citi/onsto dodge uuj dogs
behind.
U* paot week.
ar to»ia\
-r The young meu of the Wal tcrbiii <
Gaftoert Club are going to give t
4mt>? at Hyrne'a Hall. Tuesd.v
cvaning. the 25th intt. Everyone i
Mtadto be present. Music will lx
ftamnhed by the club.
(ter genial correspondent, Capt
Wlgy- ot Mt. Carmel, ha* returno.
* frtea his visit to Richmond and thi
- Jafltestown Exposition. He t« not
•eetf well. He evidently tried to set
eh while a wav, and not being
as in ’65 could not stand it.
G. Price, who hai for re vers’
foreman of the Georgetow n
Outlook, has accepted a
with The Press and Stand-
He arrived in town Tuesday.
m cot a stranger here, having
with The Press and Standard
!*e.
ll l
foreparatior s ore going forward
w thr apprt achfng marriage next
t Wwiaesday of Mias Edna Jones and
; Dr. 2. M. Riddle, ft promiaea to be
~ the everts of the season in
Seme of the, guebts are
arriving. ^Mrs. a Fletcher
k xof CharieotiBr and Mi»
Doughn, of Winn*boro, ar-
! In town last night and are the
of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jones
Scott of Hogan, Ga.,
!n\ n V°, f V 111 * waniiai.iruoiio... she
-It? we.da lo keep vtstlor* from i,_ > *
(coins tha dirty couditii it of the ,,0,uUt fur I^a’t ^
treetj.
4 It. Council annts the weeds
for the |olteo force to hi !e in on
Saturday* nud Sundjyt.
8th. Council wauls tho tall
gras* in which tha InUmUnt
may Ho down aud hide from ju f t
complaint a.
6th. this Dw w i* p.*t8 cd in in--
rerest of tho Wal'crlx ro t'otton
Oil Mi 1, who tell cow fce<l.
Cow Man.
program was carried mt\ aiiowing
great proficiency ou lbs part of the
pupils.
Miss Katherine Dotrevill won first
prise for pronciency in music. It was
a beautiful gold m^Jal, A si-oond
prise was won bjMUs Lillie Knight
a gold pin. Third prix 1 * were won by
Misses Annabrile Corsby and Millie
Ftoser. These weru also gold pit.*.
Those who Wire preseat were loud
in thtir praise of the (xeelleut woik \
aeeompiiMied by A.'irs Henderson**
will leave
Gonsi rvstory,
Guituvillo, Gu; wheiTiba will gpoLd’J
tho sam u r studjing. She will
rctu:n itt S»*p:euilH*c aud resGtue her
music else*.
of khoex, werF
-r’e 03 els
Seamy beyan 'oa. r of ikoes 08
ct« par pair. II W BU v Jr.
ir* ftl to #3 per pair, for Uii«
HWBluk, r.
A Ann faith aud true honesty
ro not to ba forend by necessity,
r coirupteJ by reward.
*RGO ARGO AUtiO ARGO ARGO
ARGO ARGO AUO'J AttOO ARGO
1.2U Yenr Dgius Sep*. 27
LflOvrs, Pcimce, EnglECrrlre On
s-.liitbrihip to each county of 8 nth
Carolina, gbtug free tuiticn. Talli n
itO. Foard and larut bed room m
Dormitory, ftl a m n h. All ca ib-
dnt«M for admt««ion are p- rmWed *•»
i< in pete for varaut Uojre •cUoar.ti>«
which pay IR-Oavaar KNTRAN04
EXAMINATIONS wilt b« held at t >«
Coantv Qoort touts on Friday, July 5,
at 0 a. m. For catalogo* address *
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
The medlcRa that seta th? wtx>la world
thlakiu*,
Thi remedy ot whhh all d xstors
Tb^preyrtjulim all your frieuds
HnllUter’a Rocky MoaatalaTea John
M Kiel a.
An Eajoyable Flaking Party.
A party < f young peoplo from
town went fishing ycaterday
down at Koto Uill. A quantity
of flth Were caught. The party
all my “We caught enough for
dinner”—«o this confirms th>
above statement.
These of the party were Mrs. L.
W. McTeer, Mt*«es Lucilb and
Jonnto McTeer, Miss Carrie Jones
ville and Mr. Aahley Bagot
P«op!s often ask whir i« a goo,]
Itran Vof Sslnion. ‘ ARGO ’ is Hie bwt
Mtib a answer.
A Big Picnic.
The following invitations have
b?en sent out by the
of Hendet sonville.
people
young
. Cf course a
goixl time is pronounced and will be
The \Oung People of Hendersonville
request the honor of your presence
at their annual picnic
to he given at White Hall
Thursday July the Fourth
'■-> nineteen hundred and seven I
at ten o’clock
White Hall S C
Arrangement Cemmitttee - O. A. :
Sr
Speights. White Sloman Hubert 1
Marvin, A. R. Moore.
InvertaHon Committee Frank Guess
T. S. Boynton.
Chaperones Mrs. W. W. Speights
Miss Donoford Miss A. S. Speights.
o Wssr A - J -
Music by Met* Military Band
- Charleston, S. C.
Ar^o Rrt Sxlavi] tan^thei material
for tha ma-rln aad urtia aai doa* sot
COMFORT" Chairs
In las space than ONE hammock
Place the vOMrORT” Clairs in any lltt’e corner on your veranda just 03 any otiter
chair, and yet you can recline at full length as in a hammoek. Two or three persons
can thus enjoy the cool rofrcshing comfort and relaxation of the Comfort Chairs, ax
three Comfort Chair* can be monopolized by one person in Ih? hammock. Swing or
not, as you please, try one. I
A CITY STORE IN THE COUNTY.
and Mrs. Speights of Henderson- him V ha Wo,*!. Look bi yotr ston*r‘s
Rcd^BaduMa ^ ***°
Br^>wn Furniture & Hardware Compatoy.
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