The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 10, 1908, Image 8
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Ucal aid Persnal
L O Ymrtoj of Grower wm in town
IOh D*>Uf« Price is rlsiting relstiTes
%B ttsmuusb
. t . .
Etnynsrd Ac^snaau of Round ws« in
town SntordsT
Robt fiinck of Ruflia wss in town
&*iurdny on iiatiLrwt
J B Psditett of Smonks esme down
Sstutdnj » fie moo o.
H H BreUml of Doctor's Crtek was
an town £*tarnlay.
'%it '* ✓ I
R B nnd J C Kfnnrd of Geuioger
wwre in town Pndsy.
W D Bennett. Em* of Lodss wss in
tows Moudsy.
G C Brown npent from Saturday to
Monday to Charleston.
Stephen Craven of the People’s sec
tion was 10 town Saturday.
A 8 Morrail, now of Baanfort, was
ia town yesterday.
/)L Benton and wife of Getsinger
wrest in town Krtday;>
M B Carter of iiendenonyiUe, was
an to ssn os today.
R R Bennett, of Lodge, wss in town
I ski night
(>r W C CLirhye of OotttgeviUe was a
tpiossniH ytsitoi to Waller boro Saturday
• ..
T R fUsher, sn ardent prohibitionist
of Round, wss in town yesterdsy-
. _ > *■ •
Mrs R K Black and daughter of 'h-
lAioA neigtaburtiood were ia town Satur
•da/. . .
a.
A 8 Reals of Island ton was one of
tHm pleasant nsitors to M alter boro Pri -
<lAf. . . .
# , # ^ • V •' a
S^tphen Orayeu of St George, epsnt a
pvt of last week at hie old home near
#
Bo* aod B r* K A Dmnnan bays re
tumpd home after n visit to relsiiyes si
Flothinos. ‘
'‘E* J Lucan, uianager for A Wichman
sad. Bos spent Monday had Tuesday
•ft lain orPsinw
Mias Harsh Kotan of Winlhrop College,
iaol honed for tns holtdsys afisi n sue-
<itostai jedr.
AU Herod on Ijst a flae horse Ban
•lay.. It wea, he thinks, bitten by e
duahf ib. ti* *Uble.
B.B Wbichmaa, who Is spending the
ffanier. ml the island oases m
yesterday .
|i« 0 L South and children. Ruby
1 Betas, aTe visiting her sieier Mrs J
> UUoU el Rt Mathews.
• Miss Helen ronLehe, who hen been
ending *he Greonytlle Fsmsli Col-
Qofalsnt home for the holidoya
RdMn BssMI of 8monks wns a yiMtor
tc lown hub week. Be rstnmed to hie
t An4niM«aiUf eonuHtooUen Mgned
K8Ik—>1^111 oennei bepnbliahoi
MeoBMe writer dM not Men tine nan*.
si ^
nmn>p lMne Mia May vonLahn.
OL Wyrsnct WilMn—hndhnMnsss
dn Sown dletednr. Ho reports orops in
arood eendmw In Me ■tien,
K M Jones, who has boon rlsitiog his
father who is ill at Peso On. returned
home Friday. He left him * resuuK
comfortably,
There will be s Bundsy school picnic
at Tabor chorch Thursday July 2nd.
The public are cordialy Invited to a<-
tend and bring yoor baskets well fith-d
Mrs L C B seb and grand daughter.
Died —at Boathwell, Qa. Jane 1 T G
CorWttt, after an illueaa of a., jmr. Hi-
remaioa were interred at Varnvi.l.
ilia wife and four children survive hiu.,
and they wtil leturo to CXilletoa to live
• |
Mrs William liutspn, of Walterbor j
it in the city this wees haying come (
attend tho weudmg ol her brother, it. I
Wiliam J Donnell, to Mias Angie Y< u«»
McLemore, Wednesday.—Kyeuiiiua
Post.
The following young men from thi»
county graduated thi. year from Glem
•on College in agriculture and anitnai
industry, M H Acaermau, Cottagevilie,
G Warren, Williams, agricnltnre auu
and chemistry. H K Bmcklaod, Mil-
.inma.
Locates st Meg^etts—Dr James h
Scott has decided to locate at '4**..
? itts and practice his profession on
oung’s Island, and all that section.
Dr Scott graduated trotn the Sonth
Carolina Medical College in the class ot
'0?, taking a fine stand and after service
of a year as an externe of the Riper
, hospital, he enters actively upon the
practice of his profession, with bright
promises of success.—Evening Post,
whn has bun ths nan-
umiLyg/tii
■id AO
for
they will
Is I* to
If this is
A CARD:—Beditor Press and Btand-
ard. Pkase show ms space in youi
columns to correct s report that is being
circulated to toe effect that I have w.iu-
drawa from the race for auditor. 1 his
i sport la circulated to Id jars me, end 1
desire to state to the citizens of Colle
ton that I am in this race to the finish.
Respectfully
PM Buckner.
A Very Enjoyable Day on the
Annie Keith.
On Wednesday a party of friends
of Miss. Alma Blanchard spent a
delivhtful day on a trip down the
Aeiiepoo River as the guest of Miss
Alma. That every one had a Atleas-
ant time can readily be surnffined
when you glance over the pass list
of that trim little launch the Annie
Keith. Captained by C. A. Savage,
a: led .and abbeted by that unsurpas-
-aHe sailor, Charles Fripp.
The following is a list of the ladies
and gentlemen who enjoyed this red
letter day; Mrs P. M. Murray,
“Lady Jane” Blanchard, Miss Riley
Ueil. of Baltimore, Miss Lina
Thomas of Charleston, Miss Edith
Myers of Hendersonville, and Misses
Edna Stokes, Mamie Stokes. Mary
anil Winabee Grace, Hattie vonLehe,
Vivian Price and Alma Blanchard,
of Walter boro. Messrs J. T. Mc
Gregor. E. D. Lemacks, C. B.
Hess T. J. Blanchard and Chas
Fripp.
On the way down, Capt Savage,
after turning the Pilo^ wheel over
to Miss. Thomas, and at the request
of pH hands, consented to sirig a
solo, with a chorus accompaniment
by'. Messrs McGregor, Blanchard
and Lemacks, which was very much
appreciated by the rest of the party.
FOR SALE—Autimatic £36.00 moving
pictn-w miwhtn* with Ssott «f prtc-
tu'ts lor only f20 00 cash st 8 Finn's
Jewelry Store. # if 2t
WANTED—Pva •wi. Plesse state
qusutuy, kind and price in first letter.
K 0 Hlnely,
5 It) It Riuwfi, Ga.
LOST—Between Printing office and
Krip mill. One pUin gold baby pin
Ke»%r-i if returned to The Preea and
Maodard office.
LOST—A large black dr>g. white breaat
urge hu^hy tail autwen tou*m*of
Prince—Reward if returned t o H A
Francis.
BUaiNESd LOCALS.
Sor.venir postal cards,
lion in prices at Klein’s.
Great redu,-
Razors, hones, brashes and Shaving
sties* t » make summer shaving a rea>
pW'uute. VYalU:rb>ro Drug Co.
Turkish hvh soap/ the gennioe, six
ca.^e b»r 25 cents at Klein's.
Get. your Men's and Bovs’ *nturner
wesrabies at Tne H W Cohen Btors
f'ottolene 25 and J) cents for 2 ami 4
! lb su> at Grace A'arren.
Animens Pricklv Heat »nd f’aDy
Powder cures every case of prickly
! beat *nd chafing. Walterboro Drug Co
For ribbons, enahroi lories etc. Go to
H W Black Jr. 6 3 2t.
Fresh large lemons 2cta each at Grace
1 A Warren
Undine ffrar. the finest oo earth at
ftf.00 per barrell ac Terry A shatter.
BUY your Clothes right
ing at The H. W. Cohen Store.
-By buy-
. i. NOTICE
Begiaing 8aturd*y, June 18
tbe ordiaoce agaiogf- cattle rut <
iug at large will be rigidly eu
forced. XJdw owners will lake
doe notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
v 3. 0. Lemacks, c’.erk,
’ ^ By order of Oonncil.
" Howell-Zachry.
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Today at high noon. Miss Ethel
Howell, one of Walterboro’s most
popular, beautiful and charming
young ladies, will becoome Mrs. Ju
lian J. Zaehry. Rev. J. L. Daniel .of
the Methodist church will officirte.
Mrs. S. M. Riddle of Sumter will
play the wedding march. After the
cerwaony a reception will be held,
only a few of Uie most intimate rel
atives and friends of the bride be
ing present- They will leave on the
afternoon train tor an extended
northern tour before returning to
their beautiful Greene street resi
dence in Augusta, Ga.
Among the out of
be present
S. G. and Mrs. Laura
Augusta, Ga., aunts of
the bride; Mrs. J. S. Ughtner of
Wibniogton, N. C. and W. W.
Zaehry of Augusta. Ga., siatar and
brother of the groom.
His selection was that new and pop-
„lar Sony “John Brown’. B^y” I
this was so well received that he - u - .
^ ,7 . i India* fl'iur, lh« floMt on ewrth tt
was prevailed upon to rudder several $f.oo per bwrell st Terry A Shaffer,
others. Then the dinner. It was i
served under the grand old oaks on
what is known as the Vanderhorst
place, and when we say that we had
fish and hominy followed by all the
delicaces of the season, served under
the directeon of Mrs. Blanchard.
I don’t think anything else is neces-
medto
Lowney’a powdered aweet chocolate
for cakea 10 oeota. Grace A Warren.
sary. AU soe
um
things provided
d to enjo
est (to be taken literally
. In fac
lings
sally
really eoncemed
Gregor’s stopping
•y to the
ly) the
fact some were
about Mr Mc-
eating In time
for the return trip, but by a promise
to give him a chance on the way
home at the baskets he reluctantly
consented to a recess.
AU in all it was a day long to be
remembered by all who were fortu
nate enough to be there.
Ev ry one congratulates Miss
Alma on the success of her party. -
One who was There.
Wto
out of town guests to
> Miss Annie Foreman
WORK ON THE STRUTS.
ThenewOoueil are to be con
gratulated m the mineer Id
which they have begun to repair
and deem thg eftesto. The holes
or RaihfMMBmMt have been
•lied with mveL and the ditehee
are befegeUaaed. J B Padgett
formally Oapi. of tho eSain
gang, ia ia charge of this work.
FOK SALE.
FOR SALE—A very deeirabi* rsaideno*
and hop* in WHterboro oo an sort
1<»« If Intereeted apply to Colletpa
Realty oo.
FOR BALB—W« have fast leosived s
la pm anortsMnt of piotars tramee to
raltttoMmlMiisd ptmaras at half-
prien that yoa pay piatera men. Alao
hooka aad nktaraa. Walterboro
Book aad NoHoaoo.
FOR 8 %LE—We offer for
all of cmr farminff
Oouaty, A C., f.oos
New Unv of lace* 5 sad 10 cent*, fin*
▼aloee joet arriad at mis W A BlalckV
east
We bay for ceeh. therefore five yot
beet possible considering qaslity.
Grsce A Warren
Pint bottle peplooated beef, iron sot
wine Rnoellent tonic 50 cents a<
Klein’s
Corsets daring this week at and belt w
coot< at Mrs W A Black’s 6 8 St.
Ifiaect powder st Klein’s
Men's and boys’ Oxfords in all lestb
en, $1.50 to |4 00 at The H W Cotit c
Store
Daring the hot Weather strength*r
voor heart with Gibeon’s hesrt remedy
at Klein’s.
Always on hand a fall line of baggie*,
wagons and harness. w L 8 & V Co.
fi 3 2t H W Black Jr. Mgr.
Bog-extirminstor—tare dasth to .bad-
bogs, 85 cants at Klsin's.
Ooot Undarwaar and Top
Man and boya at lha H W Col
Top SUrta
foi
Store
Cypraas shingles for aala by Oraca A
Wutrau
Botatkm of fiva okloridaa, a powarfal
odorUaa, auta and aoa-pois
oat th> garya aad swaataaa
r kowaa |0 ata at Klgia'a
tto air iu your
Importad gfagar ala
alao coca cols oa ioa at all thaai.
OiaoaA Wi
wall adaptad
mat) Mi
wall
4i
tto
Mada of
la OoUatao
tor
mo
aT
VIS
RoO.
laldag com
alt iyalrtaa towaSaaoii
If Oorporstioa, Booas
Mata«l Baildlag, Hlchmaad, Tlrgiala
FOR BALB-Typawrltar HI
Praoior, Underwood aad
color pad tri-color.
ThaiFraaa a»
Tho following oabocribora have
paid their oubocriptiona ffneo Juno
1st la your namo written there?
R. A.-Perry D. McK. ADaton
L Levy Mim M. A. Goodman
.W, Glover R. M. Fendea
T. R. Drew Jampr Robortaon
L G. Yoriey A/H Herndon
Ramna Waring Mim K. L. Ward
ra. RP Winter C CHiott
O H Barnes PS Stokes
J M Garter A. W. Bun ton
J. C. Lwnacka Mike Fox
Mim S W Hendersoa
Mw. A. M. Henderaoy
Work Oa Water Works
Tho piping and material for
the waterworks system have ar
rived and work to being poshed.
Tho piping it being placed on
the atroot, preparatory to being
laid. The foundation for the
arer it being oo—trocted. A
••,000 gallon tank will be placed
op this tower and an engine need
to foree water inio thia tank.
Fox. Oat
FOR SALE—Three book lembe
for aale, 11-2 yeora old. An
cestry imported atock. Ap
ply to W B Biachoff A Bm,
Jackaooboro, S. 0. 6 20 4t
Bottle Asa
pgpplpg atom
voly by H. W
Woora
an Mini tto
Handled ]
Block Jr. a SSL
to deliver any geode
at o miaetoa ootloa.
Ocoee 4 Worrao.
Fat Blvar hotter oo lot all tto
m oeota a pound at Omoa A Warren.
We hove rodeoed ear Hook atoot ae low
totkMofatnoti
eale tor oaa weak longar. Q If Taylo*-.
Undtna floor, tto flomt am aortk at
$• Ofl par tor rail of Terry 4k Btoflar.
Tanglefoot fly payer at EMa'a
Grom A Wi
Jno. F. Folk,
BAMBERG, A C
— AGENT FOR —
The Ford Automobile,
»• ' one" thing
nbont mj wile. She mnke’a np
her mind if Mm enn’t afford a
thing theft she doen*ft need it
1500 Reduction on all
to
goods in Jewriry. For caHionly.
S. FINN’S Jewelry Store
Prices
ON SEASONABLE GOODS.
We will offer SPECIAL PRICES on staple articles
ever)' two weeks during the summer months to
make business and keep us busy. REMEMBER,
these prices will hold good only during the time
they are advertised. WATCH THIS SPACE
WEEKLY. Terms of each sale 6ASH,
I
Mexican Grass Hammocks, white, were $1.00 Special sale
price 75
Same as above in colors, were $1.25. Special sale price $1.00
Patterson woven Hammocks, all colors, were $1.50. Special
sale pr ice $1.25
Patterson Hammocks, were $1.75. Special sale price $1.50
Patterson Hammocks, were $2.25.
Patterson Hammocks, were $2.75.
Patterson Hammocks, were $3.00.
Patterson Hammocks, were $3.50.
Special sale price $1.75
Special sale price $2.00
Special sale price -. $2.25
Special sale price ... $2.50
FOSTER
Safety Cribs.
All Iron, Drop Sides,
with woven spring.
Regular retail price
everywhere $6.50.
Special sale price
85.00
OUR ENTIRE
LINE
of Iron beds during
the next two week*
only, for spot cash
for 25 per cent les*
than regular cash
prices Qver 50 de
signs to select from
it you come early.
I
CALL AND SEE THE GOODS, YOU ARE WELCOME.
Brown Furniture
& Hardware Co.
1
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Sure
Way
to have money is to save it The one sure way to
save it is by depositing it in a responsible bank.
You will then be exempt from the annoyance of
having it burn holes in your pockets, and aside from
the fact that your money will be safe from theft,
the habit of saving tends to the establishment of
thrift, economy, discipline and a general under
standing of business principals essential to your
success.
To those wishing to establish relations with a
safe, strong bank, we heartily extend our services.
THE FARMERS AND
MERCHANTS BANK
OF WALTERBORO