The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 07, 1908, Image 8
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vi)l» i» fmjti -g her consul. Mri* Sellars
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WANTS.
WANTED—The pe pie of Walterhoro
•a l Colleton Connty to know that I
will rer'iwseoi aa op-to-date Steam
Laandrr aud wilt anil for aad deltrer
!•*(Patr<tnat< e a<»licrt«d. ^
N C A ?au!i. Soatheru Expref* Co.,
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Seaboard Land
Oliiee Over Press and Standard.
KOK
SALE
8 Jersey
\
ball,
(Ettlt SAI.E—One fine
nine itiontas old
1. 11 Vuru, Is.jtoiJtoa, S C. It
Foil SALE—Fatm two miles from
Wa'.terboro, ro ita'nintr 500 acres.
G»xk1 settlement, tiaod water, b« iltby
locality. Apply to
Lolletuu Realty Ca:*
10 7 3t Walterboro, S C.
K* *R f'ALE—1 ract of land containing
umter is risitlng 4,(**J2 »cte» which wtl! cut 8 l-J mil-
H Williams in It «u feet t tue l^sidea cypreas and
otter wood- Rates reasonable.
Colleton Realty Co,
Mrs Vi U slsey and infant daughter are j 0 7 3r W'alterboro, S C
▼ isiiink: reia'ivt-s in l harlestou jjh SALK—House and lot
in W alterleiro, office formerly occo
pied uy .1 M Walker, F.*q., sitnate^l
between J (5 Padgett and J ^ Griffin’#
FOR SALE.
A desirable residence in Walterboro,
500 acre farm near Walterboro.
Several ^oo<l timber projtositions.
It you'have property for '.ale, a lot. a farm, land im
proved or unimproved, a business or manufacturing
plant. Let us place it on the market for you.
It will co^t you nothin;
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S. N. HAWS.
II V Rrei ud one <d
•tve ciu/.cus ; md uj
Mot: lav
Ruffin a progrts.
I it as/tut t ali
Lodge
was
he re-
Mr and Vr. J L Hmoak of
came d'.wn tirtarday night to
lauei’s brothei Dr H W Rlaek.
Smoaks
see the
h A Crosi-v of Idandton, and one of
t.or pr<»*rb*-. ve cit'u.ens whs in to see ns
Monday
a 11 I>op*oii, a leading-ebusiness man
• f IslandU u came to see ua Monday
wlgie in tewr
Strickland of Htokes and bit
son. Jaiii0h I' of Weeks were ij town
yiaterday
W. W. SnioHk Hr of Bmoaks spent
from Saturday to Monday in town with
Lis son W W mu oak Jr.
Cadet Cbarlneworth (ilover left Satur
day tor the L it sdel where be will be a
student again this year.
Miss Bessie Itellinger of Charleston is
spending a lew isya in town ▼isltiog
relatives and friends
L M Risber one of the moat progree-
site citizens of R »u=d was 16 town Sat
urday and paid u> a pleaaaut call.
officer Terms ea-*y.
F C Ri-nnett, Walterboro. S C.
10 1 4:
FOR >ALE—Note books, weekly tiuie
books, ledger?- rrom !()•• to 400 page#,
receipt Irooka, legal blanks, etc, for
aale at The Frees and Standard offi-'c.!
FOR SAl.K—One ^ borse power center
crank engine. Price f75.oo.
.1 W Carson,
f» 2 If Waltetburo, S. C.
FuR HALE—Two nic; farms, one of 50
and ne of 02 aci^s, with settlements,
4 ndlea from Walterboro on tbe Ml.
Carmel road. Will be sold aeparateiy
or together.
Colleton Realty Co-,
Walterboro, B. C.
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8 J Rumpli on# of the leading citlsena
«f Adams Hnii was one of tbe promi
nent sisuors to Walterboro Monday.
Mist Kate Wescoat ol Walterboro Is
spending ■oi.jd time iu Charleston stop-
r’ng with Mrs I* Marchbanke at No 10
Wraggstreet
FoU RENT—I have about 75 acre* flue
Truck land for rent on the Toogoodoo
River near Young's Island, which the
railroad and roml route rune through
same; also telephone. Address
H R Handera, Young’e Island, 8. O.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Capt G W Way of Mt Carmel and one
nl our newly elected representatives
was in town Monday and paid
I leasam visit
ua a
A 0 Krahham of Williams was In
t< wn Friday Mr Branham Is poet-
master aud one of ihe leading cilizm of
that thawing village.
Miss Kltie fIreland of Doctor’s Creek,
lest Friday afternoon for Savannah,
where she bar s poet non with a dress-
making tub* Midi mem
Rev. F A Drt-nnan and Col C O
Henderson left this morning for Allen-
‘•ale, to alteiid the fall meeting of
ChsrlestOQ Proabytery.
Strange bat true—Undine Floor still
n dollars per .banal, Terry A Shaffer
Baaailfal line of box paper for elite
oorreepoadenoe.
New line of eonvenlr poet cards at
Klein’s
A complete crockery store,
On ear second floor,
Bargains galore.
Oar competitors roar.
Terry & Shaffer.
Smokers, Uke notice: We.have just
opened np a fall assortment of up-to-
date briar pipes. K’ein’e.
Great excitement caused by our sale
of egate ware. Many bargains still left.
Terry A Shaffer.
South Carolina grown seed rye at
B O Hyrne's
100
MILLINERY OPENING
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, J\ S. Jones
ON
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of This 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, learn the
styles, copy the fine pattern hats for prices in reach of our cus
tomers, and buy the prettiest hats in the Market.
Our pattern hats are from Gage Bros., Chicago, and from New
York. My Milliner. Miss Snfith, has returned and is ready to
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,
pair of mens pan* 9 going
at W V Glover’s
at ooat
Call at once and get
your choice.
Plant only Hontk Carolina grown
•etd rye For sale by B G Hyrne.
Klein’s compound extract of bnohu
regulates the kidneys and the back.
Gives abeoln.e satisfaction. 60 cents.
Mis* Annie Oetsinger, one of Pine Ladies, do yon have kidney trouble?
Grove’s most charming young ladles, Mrs J T Harrington can care you.
w»* in town Frida . She was accotn-
psnled l v Mis A H Brant, and together Sanford’s ink eraser take* oat ink
J from paper or cloth. 25 cents at Klein s
i I can rare the worst ease of indiges
tion. Mrs J T Harrington, Walterboro.
A superb line of pocket knives. Pearl
' And back born handles at Klein s.
? Preah oat meal, nuaeual price of 10c
a package Terry A Shaffer.
White and yellow onion sets at Klein’s.
Shredded wheat biscuits, egg-o-see,
rrea# of wheat, milk rice, postnm We
1 can suit all breakfast food cranks.
Terry A Shaffer
they tiirt some tall shopping.
lion J L Rt Lertson of Ruund Was in
to^n Monday he was interestingly
engaged In c mversatinn with bis nu-
meious friends, and in discnssins of his
Work iu ihe legislature.
W T Warren, who for some weeks
has beef) in Hitvaunan, recupenning af
ter s se\ert operation, returned to Wal
terboro t» ween ago, much Improved in
health.
Hon J B Dodd of Round was in town
Saturday « iheasnut visitor to our office.
,Gnr readers have a treat in store In the
uMar future iu the articles Mr Dodd
will begin thortlv iu this paper and the
aoouer the better.
Miss Marian May one of Smnaks
society young ladies spent last week in
town'las tbe guest of Mr ami Mrs C D
May. Her brother I J came for her
Haiardsy and together they retnrned
home-
Cal J J FoU of Welmer, end fore
man of tbe Grand Jury, was a pleasant
visitor to our office Monday. Mr Folk
reports a bright outlook lor his nighbor-
hood, and a lively interest in things
edncstioual
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We have ju«t received A SOLID OAK LOAD of the
highcBl giade Fianos and < irgans and are in a position
tc make you a very attrabtive proposition. Ihese are
the most beautiful instruments we have ever see* and
it will pay you to get nur proposition before placing
vour order.
DON’T
B«i y a n
organ un
til you are
satis ti ed
you a rc
getting
the beet.
We would
like to
take one
of our or
gans to
pieces and
SHOW
YOU
what you
are buy
ing.
If yon can
not call
and* see '
these in
struments
drop us a
Postal and
S and w e
will send
you a
beautiful
ly illus
trated
catalogue
) *' which will
show v 0 u HOW they are made and why they are Best.
REME BER—We give you a binding guarantee with
every 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 cost you only one cent and will
give you lotof valuable information that will be worth
your while whet her you buy from us or not.
E sy terms to responsible people.
L.
Bro^n Furniture
& Hardware Co.
Walterboro
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and
Fruit'S tore.
S. FINN’S JEWELRY STORE.
We have opened a Fruit
Store and General Repair
•Pad K Croaby, the popular R FD Shop next door tO H. W.
oarrfer for Route No 2 of Ruffin was | B| ac k’ s on Walter Street,
in to sec a# Mondsy He has au inter-* . .
anting artioio in this Gsae on the mad I Special ‘ittention given tO
qoeetiou These articles are being repairing bicycles, harness,
'Shoes, guns. etc.
WCP.tnck O, MrN.il, ... in to i FulMine of fruits, candies
lee us yeMerda) M r Patrick is a mem
ber of the fi-ui of Stone and Patrick
who are buit ltug railroad from Mc
Neils to Haider* There is apoesibllity
of that roid coming on in the near
future.
Line
and soft drinks.
Give us a call.
J. S. JACKSON,
Manager.
Miss Lillie Hsnperson a-bo hna lx*en
visiting relative* and frit uia for t e
snmmt r in EJgtticld aud eLewhere
a ending a good portion of her time in
Br varti, N C. tetaroed to her home
Saturday.
C. E O’fjuin waa iu to see ns Mon
day Mr O’Ouin has been living in Bean-. . , ... ., .
fort conoty at Pri.chardville f *r the residence >ester-
last twenty yesra but has .purchased a i day. Dr Barnes is standing his new
A Fine Boy.
Dr A P Barnes has been receiving
the congratulations of his numerous
friends today over the arrival of a
fine son. who came to be a perman-
Bargains in Oak and Iron Bedsteads
AT VONLEHE'S
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Oak Bedsteads,, former price $7 00. special $4.50
Oak Bedsteads, former price 56.^0. special $-[.00
vX)a^ Bedsteads; former price 54.50. special 53.00
Oak wash stands, former price 5L 2 5’ special S3- 00
Iron bedsteads, former price 5^-00, special >4-5°
Iron bedsteads, hvmer price 54- 00 «
Center Tables, former price $ 2 - 00 '
Center Tables, former price 5 I -5 0 *
Center Tables, former price 5 , - 2 5*
special 52.75
special 51.25
special f.1.00
special Socts
WE’RE AFTER YOU
’You are the individual we
require
savings accounts, and would be delighted
farm nvar’Penile*ix mih»s from town
Hia frivudu ara glad to welcome him
hack to Oolletoo.
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YOUNG MEN ! If yon want to know
'* why yu* ahouid becotna telegra «b op-
•(•tore aad what school to attend,
rrite to BOOTHERN SCHOOL OF
1RAPHY, Newnan. Oa. for
“A." EVERY BOY
read it PoeiHoae poaiitvaiy
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honors with becoming dignity.
Mr and Mrs J R Lawrence retnrned
yesterday after a visit of some time to
relatives and friends in the North.
Rev Baker and family who have been
spending the sammsr In Virginia will
retarn to Walterboro tomorrow,
Mx and Mr* HaakoH Moore of Hen
dersonville are reoeivinf the ooofrato-
ta'Ums of their friends oa the arrival of
a flat son Monday-night.
vonl.ehe. The Shot* Man, has certainly a hn_* line of
Fall and Winter Mioes.
A full line of all solid leather of heavy and light work
shoes, the soles and upper father are the Old Fash
ion Oak 1 an proass.
FOR SALE ONLY AT
THE SHOE MAN—WALTERHORO. S. C.
THE FARMERS AND
MERCHANTS BANK
OF WAL TERBORO
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The above is intended to attract the attention of
individuals who are using the sock instead of the
bank for a depositor)’, and who in consequence are
receiving no interest on their savings.
We pay interest on certificates of deposit; also on
to have all
present ‘sock band” patrons call and talk over the
“real thing” banging proposition with us.