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S* pt. 2, 1U07. * A 1‘riend.
1875
TERRY & SHAFFER
1907
For chill and fever
Take Oxi-Jine Price See per bottle.
For •»!« and guaranteed )by Walter-
boto Drug lo. t) li 3 m
A man said today “Each issue of THE PRESS and STANDARD makes me more anxious
to visit your new department up sta’rs.” When he said it he was on his way to \\ alterboro with
his team on a trot. Now why was the man right.
SZOjLTJSSS TJP >’ ou f° r ^ ,rst ^ me ‘ n our town a complete Crockery
Stock; Plain and Fancy China, Glassware, Lamps, Flour Pots.
S334.TTS2 TP STAIRS are long, long table filled with new stock of Men, \ ouths,
and Boys Clothing . Also overcoats.
BZCATJSE TIP STATUS. more than one solid car load of Furniture. “The White
Line,” will be offered. Cash or instalment plan.
As the man drove home he said
“All this and more; 2nd Floor; Corner Store”
Legal Department.
Conducted by R. O. W. BRYAN, Mag
istrate, Bryan, S. C. Addreaa all
commucicatloiH to K. G.
W. Bryan,
-See. 252, paso 518, Ciiminal
Code of S. C., Vo!. 2:
Any person who, without jnet
cause or excuse while under the
influence, or feigned to be under
the influence, of intoxicating
liquors encaged in any boisterous
conduct or who citall without
just cause or ex use discharge
any gun, piV< l < r tirearin while
upon nr within lifty yards of any
public road or highway, except
upon his own premises, shall bo'
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof
shall pay a lice of not more than
one hundred dollars or bo im
prisoned not more than thirty
days.
Bryan, Sept. 10, 1907.
2000 DOLLARS
it'*' «
WOXTfl OF CL0TB1N8 10 SELECT FKM
Mens Suits from
Youth’s Suits from
Boys Suits from .
Men’s Pants from .
. $5 to
. $2.50 to $5
$1.50 to $4.50
. • f 1 to $5
Youths and Boys Pants . >50 to $1.50
In buying these goods you are get
ting good values for your money. Every garment has
been made .for us in New York and Philadelphia so
you run no risk of buying old or second hand goods
from us oCall and see them r.
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Why Taylor'* j» Comhtored
Walterboro’s Popular Store
BBeausB hundreds of customers come to
Taylors’s to buy their goods
every week, and won’t buy any
where else t «a ••• tta ••• ^
BECAUSE they are always sure of finding
the very latest styles, for Tay
lor is first in die race for new
merchandise
Classified Idrertiseoeats-
POK SALC.
FOR SALE—Wa art over* locked on
000k ktovee aad mail rrdaoe oar
■took. How la the time to ffM a
"Baaoy South” at a low prioa. Brown
Fumitara A Hardware Co.
FOR SALE—AU lateot adoption of
school book*. Wo art now dapoafttory
for the ooaatj. Alto pooo, poodle,
ta biota, crayons, oraaore, oto. Tho
Prow and Standard.
FOR SALE—Triple coat tar rooting
paper at Brown Farnitnro dk Hard
ware Co.
FOR SALE—Toll Has hanoai, 1
bridleo, ooUaro, Sooo, oto, at
Furaitare sad Hardware Co.
FOR SALE—1 oflkr mj plaoo 0# IBS a-
ores of ladd for ado, dtootod two
wlloa flow Walterboro—00 oerw ma
de r oultivatloa. Aloe two
all good bolldlwgi For farther I
tkm apply to A M
WANTED—A
white
MMle
and m
J D D
Fainy,
ply In Walter boro Cotton MUlo or
loQrogor.
•tcady, wtUed
to do oookiBg
rk. Apply to
BraachriUe, S 0
Ap-
lUloor
J. T. M
BUSIN BAS inr.A« a,
#
Sot of dogging aad Uw -|l. at Oraoo
•ad WamV
lAWk oat, wo are coming 1 Kodaks
and Kodak wddIIw at Klein's.
Roll of bogglnf end handle of ties,
$7.Mat Grace aad Warren's.
Will atop It at oaw all Uadi of pains.
Yon know tho rest—Klein’s Eureka
Medicine.
Red (rose—a stylish shoe that’s a boo
in'fly comfortable. For sale at the
Brick Store. '
Nonnelly’s candies by express fresh
every week at Klain’a.
Jost arrived today another large ship
ment of Trunk), Drees Suit Cneesnad
Hand Bags to bn sold cheap at the Brick
Store.
“Red Crow Show every time for me"
Sold at the Brick Store.
l°og sod sntlefsotory wear bag
the Oak Bark Tanned Sole Skew for
mle only at von Lobe, the shoe man.
El wood Fenoing at the Brisk Store
41 inches klgk 48o per rod, 60 inches
high, 60o per rod. Now be honest,don't
nse prices look good to yon.
We show e beautiful Has of tooth
rush* at Klsia’a.
Go to yen Leho, the shoe men, end
yoo will fled the shoe yon want—not
cheap show bate good shoe for little
money.
Colgate’s soaps end psrfumm at
Klein's.
la material, style end comfort yon
oannot duplicate the Oak Bark Ta
Sola Shoes at yon Lehe, the shoe
Progrrm for Unions C.lkton Asso-
cist Ion
The firs ^division will meet with
Bethlehem Church on Saturday Ire-
fore the 5th Sunday, September
1P07, at 10 o’clock A. A, introduc
tory sermon will t*e preached at 11
o’clock A. M. by Rev. L B Ack-
em.anorhis aberrate Rev. W. R.
Hiott. The missionary sermon at
11 o’clock Sunday by Rev. * B. F.
Halford or his alternate R.v. Jerry
Craven. 1
The second division will meet on
the txme day and hour as above,
with the Great Swamp church. The
introductory sermon will be preach
ed at 11 oclock Saturday morning
by Rev. E. D. Craven or alternate
Rev. G. M. Sexton. The missionary
sermon will^be preached on Sunday
morning at 11 o’clock by Rev.F. O.
S, Curtis or his alternate Rev. S. W
Ackerman.
Subjects to be discussed on Satur
day, 1st., Should anyone opposed
to missions occupy thd position of
or deacon, in a Missionary Baptist
Church? Introduced by J, B. Dodd
in first division and S B Sanders.
Second division. 2nd., The best
Methods of Studying the Bible.-
first division by L. B. Ackerman
and B. F. Halford, second divisioitf
by J. S, Griffin and f. 0, S Curtis j ^ Rodgers spent Friday night in
We recommend lunch on Saturday Charleston.
v
8,< !- Headache
Th L uirraae ti ceased by a derange
ment ot the stomach. Take a doee of
Ghamberiain'a Stomach and Liver
Tablet! to correct thU disorder and the
tick headache will disappear. Foi sale
by John M Klein.
Bnvenel Readings.
Miw Carrie Glover and Robert
Perry of Johns island were the guest
of Mrs C H Bench Sunday last
Mrs J A Johnson and little daugh
ter visited Charleston this past week.
G. W. Way,
Joe Langdate,
M. R. Stone,
A contented
his
workman earns
10.000 fie
lag at J W<
i’s.
ceil-
•• ,•
l k.
BECAUSE Taylor’s buyer watches the
market and anticipates every
advance in goods, hence, that's
why we are known to every
body as ,
TMSB
•• •• ••
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Beet Better 85c a lb, always on ic« at
O W Glover.
Poet card albuma at Kleta's.
The nriok Store hw only one Rapid
Firing Hay PreesW left and wonMUke
to esil this one to a good practicable
farmer. It pays to make hay while the
•an titinee. If yon make too much
for yoor own nee anil aowe to your
neighbor. He's mote than apt to need
it.
R arris LithU Water at KMa’s.
olothiag like the
» thereto
not an-
ieonx line of
nriok Store ? necane
other like it in town.
Glean Springe Water at Klein’s,
We offer a liberal reward to anyone
who can shew ns a pair of shorn that
came from ns that to not solid leather,
f nether is what we are soiling end we
know it end if yea ever wore a pair of
K. The Briek Store
tad
„ for ns ham aad ladiee. lie need
ter ordering them this fall; well have
^ 7,1 STSi fiJS? ^
Harm Lithiln and Glenn Springs We-
taral prism Jam what thay eost yen
from wrings at Ktom'a
Ready For Business
m • -i
After a litde rest from work I
have been north and purchased
a nice line of foil and winter
millinery goods and in a few
dayswfU be ready to serve
the people again at Lodge.
Miss Phoebe Riser,
•ft. “•*» - '■ r
Lodge, S. C
7 mm% bo,*. n< ^nik'i
town, we havahof'e knee matt enits
at ip; men’s hnrinem and drsss enits
p to pe, Jail Iks kind to salt yon.
’erasn psriiMS, erqnitite
this
Yon will find
leelsd stop of men's, w men's
‘ dmssat vsnLshe, the
gtotiag Enencflsm of the
The evergreen
which has been conducted by Mtoi
Com Black ckmd very snooesMhlly
on Friday, Angast SO.
Quite a crowd amenbted on the
afternoon of that day to enjoy the
exeroum gotten Bp by tbs teacher
an&poptia, also and addrem by the
teachers brother, Walter Black, who
bhd prcrionely been invited to be
there on that dgy.
The bonm wee beautifaUy decora
ted with vines and flowers and the
word "Welcome,” placed under a
Urge wreath to indicate extreme
welcome to al).
Each child did his or her fall duty
with the {rmtoet dignity and grace
and the visitors I must lay were very
kind in giving vs their utmost at
tention.
The program was as follows:
Boy—Pome to the Feast; by the
Dieiogne by four children; Bessie
Sendees, Guy Benders, Dowling
Hiert, and Rath Zetgler.
The Bhepherd’s Qnsst-RussU
Hiert. *
Pantomime—by five girls: Idell
Williamsi Lula fliers, Easts Zeigter,
Ruamll liters, and Lottie fliers.
_ Vovie Zeigter aad Go-
van fliers.
A littiie Girl—Jewell fliers.
WMhingMo—by
Bong—by three girls.
Bnnd^y Morning—Idnll Williams.
Itontomine—Cora Black and Idell
WiUUsML
Emay on Ednoation- Clandy
nkn.
^ Thw Power of Example—Dowling
The Tndn for Poppy Land—Boe-
Pursuant to the call iasued by Dr.H.
W. Black, county superintendent of
eqocation quite a number of trustees
nnd teachers met at the Court House
this morning in an educational meet-
ting. The object of the meeting was
to instruct teachers and trustees in
their duties and to create the feeling
of fellowship among the trustees and
teachers. Dr Black presided over the
meeting, which wp attended by abo
ut one hundred trustees teacnertsod
patrons Addrcasm were made by Dr
Black, w.w. Smoak. Jr. aad D. L.
Smith. At the conduekm of these
addressee it was decided to
a County teachers awociatkm. CJ.D.
Caldwell, of Lodge, was made presi-
deat;MtosC. E. Weekley, of Salke-
hatchie. vice president; jfltos Leonie
Padgett, waitertooro. secretary.
The lollowing committee were ap
pointed to report at the next meeting
Which has been oalled for Saturday,
October 12: •
Committee of Constitutions! By-
Laws— Mrs Kate Kingman, Him
Carrie Weekley, Miss Estella Smoak
Committee on programme—Mrs
H. J. Givens, Mils Leonie Padget
Mim Mss Rodgers
Tils following teachers were sn
rolled as members: C. J. D. Cald
well, Mim O. E. Weekley, Miss
Leonie Padgett, Mrs Kate Kingman
Mrs H. J Givens, Misses Willis
Miller Barfaara Jaqoes, Jennie Lee
Ackerman, Mamie Ackerman, Della
Laogdale, Kate Tangdalo, Mas
Rodgers, Lola Ackerman, Lou la
Uteey, Minnie Croeby, Lsla Griffin,
Ahce Hiott, Measra J. A. Givens,
G. C. Caldwell, J T Harrington,
Mrs Mollis Hiott and Mim Estella
Bmort."
521. Acres For Sde
u3T •n Bdaotoaon—Walter
Blade.
^Song—God be with yon—by the-
Everybody msmsd to enjoy the
ixercism and the addrem very mock.
Mr Blank suvto brought out some
very beneficial poiatoP r
1 hops we wfilia the fa tore be
The Sistrunk or P. B. Rish-
er place on Edisto River. 80
acre* cleared and balance
woodland. Excellent-soil for
planting; accurately
and title guaranteed. WOT be
told immediately. See
W B Campbell wss in Walter boro
Saturday on busmees.
Hr and Mrs L 0 Behling, Jr,
•pent last Snnday with Mrs J A
Rodgers.
Mr end Mrs Handford Butch of
Wide-awake were the guests of Mr
and Mrs Hodge last Snndav.
Mis J W Bivens spent lest weeks
end with Mm J J Martin.
Mrs W B Campbell spent a few
Cnarleeton last week.
Mrs J A Rodgers sod son Jim,
visited the City by the Sea last
Thursday.
mjn Cnarlton Butler who has bhsn
visiting in Orangeburg returned
borne last Thursday.
Frank Baldwin visited W alterboro
sn Saturday last.
M J Hethingtoa spent Sunday in
Charleston.
J A ChiimJs, Mrs E J Ohinnis end
children visited Adams Ran lest
week.
C H Beech visited friends in
Charleston, Thursday.
Mr H N Robertson night opertor
at this place has been sick this
week, bat ws are glad to sea he is
new well enough to resume hisdntias.
Invitations have been lamed to a
dance at the Masonic Hall this Fri
day night Petite Filk*
The average man is tuprised
that tho world dots not stp
whirling whon ho goto into trou
ble.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ,
Ooaaty of Colleton,
la the Ooaamoa Ploaa.
Richard Greses, ot al >
vs. v
Elisabeth Brows, et al )
vy virtue ef the decree of above court
heroin. 1 will mil at public outcry be
fore the oourttfouoe m W alterboro 00
mle day la October next, (7th day)
within the toga! hoars, the follow lag
j| —*-1*«. •
OMcnDM rtftuy:
All that pieee, parcel or Imnl of toad,
titeate tolheeonatty and stole efete-
nld t OOttltiBlW (80) MfW BiOft Of Iml
and Wmnded north nnd weet by tondew
Jah W. Olbror, seel by road mown as
■eecetfs Ford osnsewny, IssiHpfl to
Nfyto’sorom roebe, sad sonth by bank
which roparatm It from Unde of Hamii-
ton oone and Frank oone. Terms ef
M. P: Howell
-ATTORNEY AT LAW
Walterboro, S. C,
Pmeules
30 dflyt* twfitmem for $1.00. Sadsfoctfoo
ruuinrecq 0* mcwicy
jr -1 COLD DY WAL1
For the Kldneye* Bladder
and Rheumatism.
REUBVIS
CO.
Beyl 14,1907.
O.O.
MASTER’S 3ALB
RATI or «OPTH CABOLIHA.
oouardn oounv.
bftkeoossi
Major Stewart et al
vs.
nfi<
sn seieasf in On
within the legal
described saelty:
All that part, psteri or tract ef bmd,
ritoais ta the eonnty and etote efere-
Sspt. 14, ItoT.
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