The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 30, 1908, Image 8
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O W J«q*M of Cotta^Tllto wm here
yMtardaf..
A Q Ptdgett of Omega
yeete relay.
in town
GG'Bnrfgrof Iv*uu(i, was iu town
l! ' .day.
TtO ilartef of Jluflin, wa* in town
Mndmy.,
YOUNG MEN ! If you want to know
why you should become telegraph op
erator* and wbat school to attend,
write to SOUTHERN SCHOOL OF
TELEGRAPHY, Newnan. Oa.. for
free ( atalogne * A ” EVERY BOY
•boulil raad tt. Poaltiona positively
gnaraoteed
»0 to 1 ao (W
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Seaboard Land Company.
J f O Quin of Piue Or^ve, w&s in to |
ci Siiorday.
Classified Advertisements-
Office Over Press and Standard.
I OR SALE.
Joe Saunders, ot Stokes, tad boMness
in town MiMijsy.
"Uncle .lira’ tloodwin
Swamp u in tgwn today.
of Little
II N Stokes of It >nnd i* in town (on a
buftinee* tnp.
WANTS.
WANTED—Good lady teacher; one
holding first grade certilica'e. Ap*
plv at once to S .i Ilierw, ( hairman,
Walterboro, S C. 1*2:111
M It Stoua of Island Ion has business
hire teday.
Sheriff eb t \V I; K. x of A> utus Run
was in lowu yesteruay.
N M M .x v t.f Sm. ak* bad business
here Monday.
lion .la* K Peurifov had profe**iona)
buainera ai White Hail Monday.
WANTED—We have a purchaser for a
100 acre farm, wi.h settlement goo«t
clay-iKjtfom land. Let ns bear from
vou if you have such farm for bale
Colleton Realty Co,
Waltei txiro, S. C.
A desirable residence in Walterboro,
500 acre farm near Walterboro.
Several ^oo^l timber propositions.
I: you have property for sale, a lot. a farm, land im
proved or unimproved, a business o^ manufacturing
plant. I^et us place it oa.the market for you.
It will cost you nothinjr.
FOR SALE
FOR'*ALE—Note books, weekly time
Ux>ks, ledgers from H»<» to 4(R) page*,
rtcei, t lix>kb, leKfl blanks, etc, for
sale at The Prers and Standard office. !
D E Bei.rAi, (>f Beaufort was among
tlobe in towi. yenterday.
L C Psd^etf of bad btiHiuesa
in town yaaterJay and today.
Prof J C Nettles of Getsinger, neigh-
tiorhood, was in to bee us Monday.
W A Smith of Hmoaks, cotton statis
tician for Colleton, was in town Mon
day.’
FOR SALE—One h hor*e power center
crank engine Price |?5.00.
- .1 W ( arson,
It 2 tf W alterburo, S. 0.
Solicitor Jno H Peurifoy Lad busine&s
at Young's Island Monday.
Mr and Mrs B ‘J Graves are spending
this weak with relatives near Great
bwnap. .
John Benoett had business at Ehr-
hardt Monday and Tuesday of this week.
H 8 Croafiv visited relatives at Ridge-
land last Saturday aud Sunday.
Mr and Mrs 1) H Towlea of Meggett
(’ante up yesterday to vialt Sheriff and
Mrs L (• Owens.
D B Polar d of Pon Pon was among
those who patl us a pleasant call yester
day.
Mr* H N Stokes, accompanied by her
sister, Mias Ida M Fiahburne, spent
Saturday to town.
Mrt W H Martin of Cbaileaton, was a
welcome visitor to , Walterboro Satni-
day.
B R and W D Bennett of Lodge were
siaang those who visited Walterboro
yesterday.
0 K Ackerman one of tbe leading
merchant! and business men of CiAUge
ville was iu town yesterday.
8t Julian Carwile tbe genial repre*
seutativc of'I'he Greea Drug Co., was
in towa .Monday night
FOR SALK—Two nic. farms, one of T>0
and ne of 02 acres, with settlements, I
4 miles from Waltetboro on tbe Ml.
Carmel road. Will be sold separately
or together.
Colleton Realty Co.,
Walterboro, S. C.
FOR RENT—I have about 75 acres fine
Truck land for rent on the Toogoodoo
River near Young's Island, which the
railroad and ruidToute runs through
same; also telephone. Address
H B Handera, Young’s Island, 8. O.
6 15 tf
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Cheap lineef Dry Goods' just in.
~ W;
Grace & Warren.
Fall stock of shoes just arrived,
much cheaper than last year.* -
Grace & Warren.
A beautiful line of blue agate ware of
every kind. Moat marvelous prices for
only 10 days, now,on display in front of
our store. Terry & Sniffer.
Nice line of hats and caps just ar
rived, Cheap. Grace & Warren.
2 Barrels of Heinz Vinegar, just
arrived, at Grace & Warren.
Beandful line of box paper for elite
correspondence.
New line of sonveuir post cards at
Klein’s t-
Edeer Goodwin will leave in a day or
so lor Clem atm College where he will be
a student tins session.
J M and O A Benton of the Holders
eewuon, were nmoeg tbose who visited
Walterboro Baturelay.
RH Wubuisn president of The
Farmer- sod Merchants Hank had busi
ness in CLtuleeton yesterday.
.1 B Black of Hheldon, enme up Fri-
dsy night to nee bis broiber Dr H W
IKsck. He returned to his h me Hatur-
way evening
John Rlc\Jight«r and J T Polk of
Ntar Hope X. It >ads were in town
Halnrday tu tbe interest of t he Utgb
Hcfcool at that place
Misses Iteaa Wolfe and Mand Pad
gett twofo| Muffins most charming
young ladies spent Sunday in town.
Tlo guests of the Miaeee Arnett.
Mrs John li Warren, Jr, of Monroe, N
C, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr aad Mm P M Mmrray returned
Special run on cups and saucers^ and
dinner plates this week. Terry At Shaf
fer
Grist .1ft cents a peck. H S Glover
Smokers, take notice: We'have just
opened up a full assortment of up-to-
date briar pipes. K'e’n’s.
Artistic toilet sets—Crockery Depart
ment, second floor. Terry & Shaffer.
100 pair of mens pan’s going at cost
at W V Glover’s. Call at once and get
your choice.
Marvelous assortment of glassware in
our crockery department—second floor-
Terr) & Shaffer.
Klein’s compound extract of bochu
regulates tbe kidneys and the back.
Gives absolute satisfaction. 00 cents.
Cut ham 10 cents a pound at
II 8 Glover
Maury’s geography at Terry & Shaffer
Good coffee 0 cents a pound at ^
H S Glover.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society will asset Friday afternoon a* 5
o'clock. 4 fall attendance ie requested.
Mlee Oar lie May Morrell of Bmufordt
arrived in town thle moral
agate teach the Ritter
loratng
school
She will
beginning
Melvin BMkop epent from Friday to
itlng rslativee aad Menda
end Ri
at Ehrhardi 1
Ivers Bridge
MieeLoosee Lowrey after a pleeant
viMi in Met 0 4 Rokardt of eeveral
we*a Mined In hm koam in Ba
vilU ^
»Ol toff* 1
wtUratara Tkanday.
who
te Oharlestoa ae
Mrs W Horalk
Tha pnhhe is dorilally invited to at
tend aa tea cream festival at tbe Smoake
sohnoi boose for the beaeflt uf. Hmoaks
Baptlat church, Friday eventng 1 row
o'clock la Id o'clock, Goto > r 1.1906.
Aaditor-eloot 4 A Patt rsoa, Jr,
M»t Sandsy te Charlestoi with hie
wife. Mrs Patterson has been iu an in
firm ary there tor some week*. We are
gM to report that she it m «h im
proved.
George Price left Monday *r rring for
Gr>-enviUe where he entc- Furman
Uuivem'f This is Ge< t - * second
yr r there We wish him u. ^h suo-
cew
Sanford’s ink eraser takes out ink
from paper or uloth. 25 ceata at Klein’a
A eaperb line of pocket knives. Pearl
and Bnok bora handies at Klein’a.
See our window full of "Gaasia’'
stationerv packages at only 5 cents, for
ndeoca and echool children.
Tarry dk Shaffer.
Whim aad yellow onion sets at Klate’e.
oorrespot
Southern aaed rye, the kind that
growe high. In limited gasntity. Now
U the time to hay. Terry * Shaffer.
Fruit Store.
fMre Jee K Penrifoy end < ‘’’b'ren who
hav* bees vIMting relative . x-neoa
rausrned is at evening. Bb* »•*'- acoom-
K ted by Mrs J M Wits*.! ^ * child.
Wlteeil will aaeBd aom* umc -.s the
C m* of Mce Peurifoy sftrr b time
will begin housekeeping
We have opened a Fruit
Store and General Repair
Shop next door to H. W.
Black's on Walter Street.
Special attention given to
repairing* bicycles, harness,
Shoes, guns, etc.
Full line of fruits, candies
and soft drinks.
Give us a call.
J. S. JACKSON,
Manager.
S. N. HAWS.
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MILLINERY OPENING
. *7. S. JTones
ON
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of Next Week,
October 7th, 8th and 9th, 1908.'
We will show all of the latest styles in Ladies, Misses and Child
rens hats. We appreciate the fact that our ladies no longer send
off for their hats, and for this reason we go North, learri the
styles, copv the fine pattern hats for prices in reach of our cus
tomers, and buy the prettiest hats in th ? Market.
Our pattern hats are from Gage Bros., Chicago, and from New’
York. My Milliner. Miss Smith, has returned and is ready tc
serve her friends. This is Miss Smith’s fifth season here and she
is recognized by the ladies as an Artist at the trade. She pleases
the most fastidious.
Remember the opening days and come.
Cordially yours.
SOLID
SERVICE
For solid ser-
of it -we rec-
5Veu> E ‘iglj. nd
neither the
watch nor the
watch, hut a
hand «ome, time-
that is fully guar-
respect. For the
value at the lowest possible price, get a
▼ice—and much 1
omme nd the
Watch. It is
cheap clock
costly jewelry
medium-priced.
keeping watch
anteed in every
heat real watch
' $2 to $36
Jrlava you scan the splendid New England cab
log ?—call for one.
(ink*, yonr mmmm p*t SmW
W:
i FINN’S JEWELRY STORE.
Bargains in Oak and Iron Bedsteads
AT VONLEHE'S
Oak Bedsteads, former price $7 00, special 14.50
Oak Bedsteads, former price $6. o, special $4.00
Oak Bedsteads, former price $4 50, special $3.00
Oak wash stands, former price $4.25, special $3.00
Iron bedsteads, former price $6 00, special $4.50
Iron bedsteads^ former price #4 00, special $2.75
Center Tables, former price $2.00, special $4.25
Center Tables, former price $1.50, special $i.«o
Center Tables, former price ,*xi 45, special 8octs
vonLehe, The Shoe Man, has c r mly a hne line of
Fall and Winter Shoes.
A full line of all solid leather, of 1.. , j vy and light work
shoes, the soles and upper leather ire the Old Fash
ion Oak 1 an process.
FOR SALE ONLV AT
We have just received A SOLID CAR LOAD of the
highest grade Pianos and Organs and are in a position
tc make you a very attractive proposition. These are
the most beautiful instruments we have ever seen and
it will pay you to get our proposition before placing
vour order.
DON
Bo v a n
vtiiir
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organ un
til you are
~ .-Untied
‘you a re
getting
the i*est.
We w’ould
like to
take one
of oar or-
gans „to
pieces and
SHOW
YOl T
what you
are buy-
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If you can
not call
and see
.these in
struments
drop us a
Postal and
and w e
ill send
von a
beautiful
ly illus
trated
catalogue
' which will
show v 0 u HOW they are made and why they are Best.
REMK BEK—We give you a binding guarantee with
ever}’ instrument. We cannot afford to sell anything
but th best and if you are in need of an organ or Piano
write us apostal, it will cos’ you only one cent and will
give you lotof valuable infonnation that will be worth
your while wlietheryon buy from us or not.
-Mr* In? - *
S sy terms to responsible people.
£rown Furniture Walterboro
L
8s Hardware Co.
S.C.
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WE’RE AFTER YOU
“You are the individual we require”
SH—B-
THE FARMERS / ND
MERCHANTS BANK
OF V ALFERBORO
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The above is intended to attract the attention of
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individuals who are using the sock instead of the
bank for a depository, and who in consequence are
receiving no interest on their savings.
We pay interest on certificates of deposit; also on
V
. savings accounts, and would be delighted to have all
present “sock band” patrons call and talk over the
“real thing” banging proposition with us.