The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 02, 1907, Image 8
iTOl AND PERSONM
Next Monday is salesday.
W. B. Sauls was in Iowti Monday.
P. W. Risher of Smoaks was in
town Monda>'.
W. J. Sandifer of Round was in
town Saturday.
A- J. Lemacks iuui business] in
Charleston Friday.
P. J. Wilson of Smoaks was in
town Saturday.
Charleston's fall festival this year
promises to break all records in
point of attendance and interest, if
reports already heard of it can be
credited. The people are hard at
work preparing for the festival and
expect to m <ke it the greatest social
success 9f the decade. The festivals
have been held in Charleston for
over twenty years and always draw
thou'atnds from various parts of Ve
state.
J. P. Addison of Co'tageville was
fen town Saturday.
I. E. Strickland of Williams was tion is fortunate in having again this
Ralph Bingham.
The Walterbero Lyceum Aasrci:;
In town yesterday.
H. A. and C. J. Crosby of Getsinger
were in town Monday.
Josh Garvin of Jacksonboro was
In to see us yesterday.
J. H- Dodd of Round was in town
yesterday on business. _««-
/Mrs. F. B. Henderson of.Ravenel
was in town Saturday.
G. W. Harrison of Smoaks had
business here Saturday.
Send your boy or
and Standard while
school.
Irl The Press
»ey are off at
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Trowell of the
Great Swamp section were in town
yesterday.
G. G. Porter and crew, represent
ing Chicago Crayon Co., are in town
for several days.
H. T. Herndon, John E, Hudson,
A. W. Hudson and A. H. Herndon
were in town Saturday.
Charlesworth Glover left Monday
for Charleston, where he goes to at
tend the Citadel this year.
Miss Grace Brown of Dallas, Tex.,
will arrive in town tomorrow to visit
her brother, G. C. Brown.
D. B. Peurifoy, Sr., has returned
to Walterboro after spending the
summer in Newberry county.
Mrs* C. F. Neyle left yesterday
for her home in Charleston. She
been visiting Mrs.G.W.O.Rivers.
l). D. MacMurphy of Augusta,
Ga.. has accepted a position as book
keeper at the Walterboro Cotton
Mills.
C. D. May left Saturday after
noon for the west where he goes to
purchase a stock of horses and
mules.
H. H. DuRantof Cottageville was
in town Saturday'. He left at this
office a stalk of very fine cotton-'the
Defiance seed. . .1 -
f The ladies pf the Epiacopl _
desire to thank those who took ^
in the entertainment Monday nigl
for their generous service.
season as its first attraction “The
worlds leading monologue entertain
er”* Rslph Bingham* This iplen 1
did entertainer will be beard in,
Walterboro the evening of October
23rd- Those who Jieard “Ralph”
last year wae loud in their praise,
many going so far as to say, “He
was the bet( attraction in the entire
xrarse” It is with pleasure therefore
that lyceumitei and others in Wal
Wboro learn that be will sgain open
the season’s entertainments this year.
Of oonrse a large andiehoe will be
present to hear him.
A few more season tickets can by
had by applying st the Press and
Standard affioe or to any of the
Lyceum committee.
Paul C.'Wnlter
cepUd a position
Terry & Shaffer/ where he will be
pleased to see his many friend#.
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1. A. Saute of Smoaks killed a huge . v
rattlesnake in his yard Thursday
night. If measured S feet In leaf tti
and had 16 jrattles and a button;
Dr. Jno. M. Klein has gone back
Into the insurance business. Ha is
now representing the Phoenix Mu
tual as district manager for Colleton
county. •
Magistrate D. H. Towles of. Meg-
setts lest week committed Adam
Jenkins to jail for murder. Jenkins
has retained J. S. Griffin, Esq. to
defend him.
Mus Susie Dursse, one of Char
leston’s fair youns ladies, with her
mother, spent a few days in town
while returning from a v isit to rel
atives at
gwO00f Ifl
It two
Miss Addle and Julian Peeples of
Wideawake are eff for eelteav this
week; Mm Addle for
Home ami Jukaa for Carlisle
_ Mrs.
Griffin
visit
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NOTICE.
We give the most careful and
painstaking attention to the deposit
accounts of our iuatomers.
Every deposit ticket and every
check is carefully checked and re
checked before and after it is enter
ed on our books, and a complete
description is taken of every paper
that passes through our hands.
That is why you never find any
errors in your pass book, and that
is why your dealings with our Banl?
are always pleasant and free from
uneasy feelings that your account
may possibly be mixed with someone
else’s.
We never make any loans without
taking ample and sufficieat security;
we carry full insurance against bur
glary and fire: our officers are kept
under sufficient bonds; we are mem
bers of the State Bankers Associa
tion: steer shy of all risks; and in
fact tak# every precaution to make
our ,B&nk as strong as any Institu
tion doing buginess ip Soui^ Caroli
na. ? *1 U.l J' ann'i
, Whenyoudo bwiiness with us you
ttemen-^man who know their busi
}JLLj , and will treat you right
e pay four pdi* cety' dtjr deposits
in our sayings department and com
'pbun<l interest quarterip.
Thir bank n under State Supervi
sion and our financial 'condition pub
lished four timet a year for the in
formation of our patrons who in
crease in number constantly.
All business is strictly confidential
and private.
We wip’itodo business with all
the good people of our county—We
appreciate all the business you give
us. Yours very cordially,
COLLETON BANKING CO.,
R. L. Fraser, Cashier.
John F. Lucas, President.
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County Treasurer R. E. J<
rn as well asm goad
h have one hill, two
in our 011 ico wnten novo
For chilis sad fever '
Oxidlne Price 600. per bottle
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Fall
CirOOlIlS
Realizing that our County was in the most pros
perous condition it has been in for years, I went
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direct to the Northern Markets and purchased my fall
stock, which I think is complete
I therefore extend to all a cordial invitation to in
spect my line of DRESS GOODS. Consisting of
Broadcloth, Silkine Mohair, Brilliantine, Sharkskin
Cashmere and various other kinds ranging in price
from ioc to $1.25 per yard
Clothhing
Clothing
Mens Suits .. *>5 to $16.50. per suit
Youths Suits .. $4*50 to $9.00 per suit
Boys Suits .. .. $1.50 to $5.00 per suit
Mens Pants $i.Qg per pair and up
Boys Pants 25c per pair and up
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You should see our large, stock of Clothing before ^
you buy elsewhere. •% •• ••
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Tailor Made Clothing
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I have been representing the tailoring business for
the past ten years and feel that I know J^ow to ,meas-
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ure you for a fit—Anyway I will guarantee you a fit,
if you will only give me trial I have over 400 sam
ples for you to select your suit from
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes
I have just opened up my fall stock of Shoes—
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Remember I handle the famous “Battle Axe” and
“Wolfe Bros.” Shoes. The kind that gives comfort
and ease to the (bot And last so long.
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Hats
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Boy* Hat*
ipes in Mens, Youths and
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1 have also added to my stock Ladjei side
combs, Barrettes, Cuff add Collar buttons,
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Embroideries, Trunks, Suit cases, telescopes,
ware and various other things that we will
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pleasure in showing you if you Will only stop in. \ ^
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$60 New Royal $24.75
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Six Drawer Ball*Bearing Huto»
matic Lift Drop*Head Cabinet
Is ooaspicnous for its aoequsled range of family of work, earn of
operation, simplicity, durability, workmanship, as well as handsome
appearance. A machine on which ^verv kind of family sewjng can
be done with the least physical and mental effort. The most delicate
lady need not hesitate to ran it and it is simple enough for a child to
use. NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER ... . .
THE HKAD PARTS of the machine are e.ll case hardened steel
and are made to stand lonuer and harder everyday service than any
other. The entire coo tout! of the machine is in excellent taste, and
this, combined with the finest woolwork made, results in an Ideal
Perfect Sewing Machine: a delight to the eye of the most lastidions,
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The NEW ROYAL is opial to the l>est Sewing machine made. Is
supplied with the Latest Attachments, etc., and is fully varranted for
ten years. .-
Only 25 at this price. Terms cash with order. Money
refunded if you are not perfectly/satisfied. Don’t wait until
they are all sold and then tell us vve didn’t have them.
Brown Furniture &
#^fare .Company
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S. FINN’S Jewelry Store,
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Maters Bellinger and Nicbolson
who are engaged in sarveying the
line of Branchrilte * Obanty, have
gotten as far as Williams on their
survey. Mr Niehakoo spent Son-
day in town sod stead they were
very nicely with their
end hope to be through m about
weeks time. The line, he said
George was not quits seven
Irate the Court House. The
advocates of the new county however,
qxesncfnvoring to have their petition
>d in this rtejieet. * It is not
• yet what the result will be.
of this survey will be
with interest
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There are too many men who blame
theft: fhilnies on providenoe and
and atributs all sm
nnaided efforts.
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Oat of Bight.
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to a tore Jtan or woead that's ummm
treated whhBaoklso’i AfnkaBalve. U’s
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txlso 00 Piles 100 aad ehilUalu die
apear eodar ita baalteg !
Gearaatsad by JohaH. Kldsl
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paster ell is aboot the bes oore for
lovesiokne a.
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A ahffl care la every bottle
forma to National Pare Drag
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