The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 16, 1908, Image 5
Classified Advertisements.
FOP, SALE
FOR RENT OK SALE—.For rp. r or 1
■ale, RoacLirte Elantiiiou Aehcpoo
Station. AC L Ky
S. 0. Stoney.
101 St. Philip St. Charleston, SC.
F >1'ow the crow !. All itoing »o see
ihe Xmas goods at Terry & Shaffer’s.
Tna eyer-ready BHfe'y r»tor for ■
Xn.a> present. |1 at Klein’i
Try a ynesa at the bf« Xmas doll at
Mrs W A Black.
A ince box
Xmas present,
i Klein s.
of cigars will make
We carry the best.
BILL RUSHTON KILLED.
SHOT WNIlf RESISTING ARREST BY
CONSTABALE EROM DORCHESTER
COUNTY.
FOR SALE—My entire stock of dry t
goods, clothing, ahoe». notions, etc, at
co«t. These goods must go by Jan.
1. My reasons for selling 1 am going
out of business. Will fell entire
stock and rent purchaser store if de-
fired. I A Saule,
t2 0 3t* Smoaks, 8. C.
FOR SALE—365 acres of land, more or
less, located in desirable neighborhood
and perfectly healthy. One and one-
quarter miles from flag station, two
and one half miles from postofflne and
regular depot, cn rural route, About
twp-borse farm cleared up. Soil fer
tile, with clay subsoil; tiue hog and
cattle range, stock run at large.
Terms reasonable
Colleton Mercantile & Manufacturing
Co, Ritter, 8 C. 12 b 4t
FOR SALE—The Colleuon Realty Co.
has two very fine farms for sale. If any
one is interested in the purchase of a
Titles to Real Euate, and all other
^ilsuk* at The Press A Standard.
Follow the crowd. All going to see
the Xmas goods at Terry A Shaffer s.
Comlete assortment of busenit at E R
McTeer.
^ Of course we hare plenty of medicines.
Everything the best at Klein’s.
ceuta a dozen. Grace &
Egg* 25
Warren.
Follow the crowd. All going to see
the Xmas goods at Terry A Shaffer's.
Luzi&nne coffee. E R McTeer.
Jnst arrived fuU line of fruits and
vegetables at Jobes Carbonating Co.
11 25 2t
News has just been received that
Bill Rushton of Maple Cane was
kifiek last night at his home by a
constable from Givhans in Dorches
ter county.
It appears that Rushton ow’ed one
-Clayton a store account and the
constable was sent lo arrest him.
Rushton, it is supposed, resisted ar
rest, and was shot and killed by the
constable, with a double barrelled
shot gun.
{prm it will be well to
with t>aid company.
communicate
FOR SALE—One 8-horpe power center
crank engine. Price #75.oo.
.1 W Carson,
9 2 tf Walterboro, S. 0.
TO RENT—Office* above The Pres*
and Standard will be vacant .Ian. 1 *t.
Tke Press and Standard.
WANTS.
WANTED—The Colleton Realty Com-
pany wishes to correspond with narfes
haying from 2 to 10 million feet of loing
leal pine timber for sale.
WANTED—A position as teacher.
Have had several yeais experience.
Address Teacher, cfo. The Press and
Standard.
LOST.
LOST OR STOLEN—Lost on Decem
ber 5. one blu?-spec!ed hound puppy,
with black colored head. W’ill pay
any information.
G H Gruber,
12 16 2t Round. 8. C.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Follow the crowd. Ail
the Xmas yoods at Terry
goimr to fee
,* Shaffer’s.
Briar pipes, meeschaum pipss and
cigar holders, at Klein's.
Just in full line of fresh fruits. E R
McTeer.
- <Aur fragrant perfumery will make a
nice Xmas present. Klein’s.
Fresh fruits at Jones Carbonating C>.
Gelatin and Jell-O’s assorted flavors
at Klein's.
Read The Press aud Standard—only
11 a year.
Sage, thyme, margoram sausage sea
sonings at Klein’s.
Advertise in The Press and Standard,
the paper with the ci rcalalion.
New assortment of post cards at Ter
ry A Shaffer.
Shingles, brick,
and rough lumber.
dressed, kiln-dried
C A Sav age.
SOME CHOICE TURNIPS.
Ecgs 25 cents
Warren.
a do/.jti. Grace
Full line of Xmas cirds at S Finu’s.
During the past week some of our
friends have remembered us with
some of their choicest products in
the way of the largest and sweetest
turnips we have ever seen. One has
a better conception of the great
county of Colleton when one sees
such evidence of her fertile soil.
This is indeed a great turnip grow
ing county, and there is no vegeta
ble that goes better with hungry
newspaper men than nice, sweet
rutabaga turnips grown as only
& Colleton can grow them.
The largest of these turnips was
grown by P. I). Bishop and tipped
I the scales at it 1-4 pounds. Another
PYTHIAN OFFICERS ELECTED.
At the regular meeting of Ashby
Par row Lodge. K. of P. held Tues
day evening Jfce following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
E D I^macks, chancellor commander
E L Kishburne, vice chancellor; J M
Ackerman, prelate; J C Lemaeks,
master of work; P M Buckner,
keeper of records and seal; A A
Patterson, Jr. master at arms, D B
Black, master of finance; Jno M.
Klein, master of exchequer; B B
Benton, inner gurad; J McKewn
Moorer, outer guard; M P Howell, ,
trustee; Rev F O S Curtis, trustee!
of widows and orphans fund; D L
Smith, committee of supervision; N
G Morrall, hall committee.
The installation of these officers
will be held the first Tuesday in Jan
uary, at which time a Lianquet will
be given. P M Buckner, E D
Lemaeks and P J Lucas were ap
pointed a committee to make all
arrangements.
D E Benton was given the esquire
rank. He says the Goat threw him
in spite of all Knights Kishburne
and Griffin could do. ,
Remember our stock of st-h, Mines. I grown by C. J. Crosby of Ruffin
doors and »ll building r oterinl is a 1 - weighed *8 pounds, while a third
ways complete C A Savage. j grown by A. B. Garris, of Round.
Follow the crowd. All goin? m see of the Purple Top variety weighed 8
the XtiiHS goods at Terry A -'tiatfer'*.
5 cents a dozen
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W arren.
• ace
p und - the largest of the kind we
have heard of anywhere.
l y C Ueton k indeed a great county.
E/g* 25 cents a dozen. G-ace A|
Warren.
We hoy in car lots—yon g.-t the be-ne-
fit in low prices for a 1 y o! our g j is.
C A Savage.
Come and ho cured of indigestion
hear', liver, kidney, bladder, ca'ar’h A
female troubles. ‘ Mrs J T Hsmiigt.-u
( ive him a Gillette r-afety razor fer
his Xmas. #•'» at Klein’s.
METHODIST XMAS TREE.
The Xmas tree of the Methodist
Sunday school will be held at the
church Christmas day at 4 o’clock
in the afternoon. Preparations are
going forward to make k a great
success. A delightful musical pro
gram will be rendered, after which
the presents will be distributed.
The following committees were.
appointed by Supt. C. M. Grace to'
have charge of the arrangements:
Committee to colled. Muses Clau
dia Butler, Florrie Howell, Lucy
Williams, Ethel Arnett, Sailie Hull-
man.. Catharine Howell and Mattye
Vance vonLehe.
Committee to buy presents, Mrs.
H. VV. DilBois, Mrs. C. M. Grace,
Misses Ada Battler and Lillian
Brown.
Committee to decora e tree, Mrs.
H. W. DuBois, Missis Ada Puttier.
Ethel Sanders, and Essie Leper.
We are crushing out the profits on a large number of
Men’s and Boys’ Suits and Overcoats, that we have
only a fey of each style, or, perhaps only a few broken
sizes in a lot. This is simply an unheard x>f oppor
tunity to get GREAT CLOTHING VALUES right in
the midst of the season. For we are going to dispose
of them at once regardless of profit. They must GO.
THE H. W. COHEN
STORE.
“THE STORE THAT ALWAYS MAKES GOOD.”
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Fir*' crackprs. roman candles, etc, at
WV Glover’s.
"Follow the crowd A!Fgoir><» to see
the Xmas goods at Ternfc Shaffer's.
Special Xmas’cards at 8 Finn’s.
Xmas presents galore at Mr* W A
Blacks
Follow the crowd. All going to see
the Xmas'goods at Terry & Shaffer’s.
Story books for boys and girls at J W
Oarson’s.
Exquisite line of stationery in Xmas
boxes at Klein's.
Prunes, currents, raisins, citron and
other fruits for your Chriitmaa cake at
E R McTeeFs.
Follow the crowd. All going to see
iqe Xmas goods at Terry A staffer's.
Pictures and picture frames at J W
Carson’s.
Combs, brushes and hand mirrors for
the holiday trade.
12 9 2t ^ alterboro Drug Co.
Nnnna’ly's candies Xmas - ssortmem
in half, one. two, three and five pound
boxes at Klein’s.
C hristmas fruit in abundance at J W
Carson's.
Follow the crowd All going to see
the Xmas goods at Terry & Shaffer’s.
Fancy box paper for Xmas presents at
12 9 2t Walterboro Drug Co.
NunnaUv’s candles in fancy boxes,
$1 50 to $5.at K hen’s.
Pure food spices and flavorings for
the pastry and tbe kitchen. At Klein’s.
Necco Sweets, the most delicious
oandy made, 5c, lOo, 80c and 60c per
package. Walterboro Drug Co.
12 9 2t
Follow tbe crowd. All going to see
the Xmas goods at Terry * Shaffer a.
Ohll ’phone 70b for froite and vegeta
bles! Jonee Carbonating Co.
Christmas frail of nil kinds »t W V
€Howsr.
10 cents a guess at the Xmas doll at
Mr* W A Black.
There was a little girl who cried for
A**o*Naonally'*
gh.
Cabbage plants. Charleston
, Wakefield and Early Spring,
l^rownby an old experienced
trucker.
iooo to 5000 $1.50. 5000
to 10,000 $1.25. Over 10,000
$1 per 1000.
Cash with order, or will ship
C. O. D.
LONG & BELLAMY,
BEAUFORT. SOUTH CAROLINA.
C. W. C. M. MEETS.
an’s Board of
darence Hiers
1st week, and
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NOTICES.
Administrator’s Notice.
Estate of J. H. Barsh.
All persons having claims against tbe
late J H Barsh, Meggetts, 8 C, will
present the same duly attested to the
undersigned.
T W Blitch,
Administrator.
Young’s Island Postofflce, 8. C.
11 18 4t
SNIDERS SCHOOL
ENTERTAINMENT.
Please announce that there will be
an entertainment at the Sniders
School Wednesday evening, Decem
ber 23, for the benefit of the school.
Admission 15 cents.
Rev F. O. S. Curtis of Walterboro,
has promised to make an address.
The!*pupils will give a farce entitled,
“Ikey’s Stratagem.” There will
also be music and tableaux. The
exercises will begin at 7 p. m.
. C. E. Weekley.
Dec. 11, 1908.
Labor contract blanks that will stand
tb« toats of tbs coarts at The Prana and
Standard.
Nuts, raisins, ntc at W V Glover’s.
Baoon cheap for cash. W V Glover.
CROSSES OF HONOR.
Col. C. G. Henderson, Commander
of Gimp Heyward., U. C. V. has
received from Miss Martha B. Wash
ington, Secretary pf the Charleston
chapter, Daughtert of the Confed-
eracyTfive crosses of honor for the
following Colleton Veterans;
J. H. Hiott, Co. I.ll.S.C.V;
J. K. Hiott. Co. C. 24 S. C. Inf;
L. C, Robinson, Co. I. 11, S. C. V;
R. G. W. Bryan, Co. El 24. S. C. V;
G. W. Way. Co. 1.11. S. C. Inf:
Col. Henderson Will be pleased to
have these Veterrns call and get
their
The Christian Woman
Missions met at Mrs Clare
1 uesday evening of Id-
had an enjoyable time of it. An
attractive program was carried out
which was much enjoyed by all
present. After scripture reading
and song the following was the
program:
Paper, The Spiritual Presence of
God, Miss Blanche Hiers; Essay. How
Shall We Celebrate Christmas, Mrs
M U Bowers.
The next meeting will be held at
the residence of Mrs MU Bowers,
the last Tuesday in January.
After the business session dainty
refreshments were served.
Miss,Mattie Herndon,
Sec. and Treas.
J. R. READ COMPANY,
HOME CASH COUPONS.
HOME CASH COUPONS.
ATE ROUGH ON RATS.
Sunday the family of Dr W B
Ackerman, his father, Rev S W
Ackerman, and brothers, J B and J
M., narrowly escaped being seriously
poisoned with arsenic. It . seems
that a package of rough-on-rats had
been left on a pantry shelf, and had
fallen down into some flour. Sun
day, in cooking some venison, the
cook sprinkled| it with this flour,
a small amount of the arsenic adher
ing to the venison. Everyone who
partook of this was made vepr ill,
and the small amount adhering is
the only explanation why it did not
prove fatal. As it was they were
made deathly ill, and suffered in?
tensely. They are all out of danger,
now, but it is an experience through'
which a family wishes to pass omy
once.
CHARLESTON. S. C.
VALUES AS ARE OFFERED IN THIS SAIL
Latest novelties in hand bags,
Udies Neckwear, Belts, Handkerchiefs,
Etc.
Wide and Narrow
special at 5c. a yard.
Torchon Laces,
Children’s white and colored bor
dered Handkerchiefs, special at 5 C * each
Children’s Worsted Dresses and Long
coats in fancy mixtures, at very special
prices.
Men’s natural wool shirts and drawers
at $1 each.
Children’s natural wool, shirts and
drawers, specials for this sale at 49c.
PROHIBITION MEETING.
The Executive Committee of the
county Prohibition Association, and
the township chairmen are hereby
called to meet at the office of Peuri-
foy Bros, at 10 o’clock the first Mon
day in January. A full meeting is
urged as their will be business of
much importance to transact
J B Dodd,
Chairman.
Summercupt yard wide Black Silk,
special at $2 a yard.
27 inch Messaline Silk, special at $1
a yard.
NEW OFFICERS TO TAKE CHARGE.
„ The newly elected officers will
assume charge ot their offices the
first Tuesday in January. Nearly
all of them have arranged their
bonds and will be ready to begin
their terms of office. Supervisor
Griffin announces that they will
hold the first meeting of the ne*
Board the first Tuesday in January
at which time the usual business of
such meeting will take place.
42 inch Black storm Serge, special
for this sale at 59c. a yard.
Ladies Stylish Long coatd, Tan and
black, special for this sale at $5 each.
Yard wide-best quality Percale, light
and dark colors, special at 12 1-2 cts.
64 inch Sulver bleached Table
damask, a special value at 50c. a yard. 0
One Case Longclpth, expo Cambric
finish, special at 8 cents a yard.
bine Dress Goods 40 inches wide
silk stripe eolines at $1.48 a yard.
40 inch Satin Directorie Wine, Brown,
Navy, Grey at $1.50 a yard.
Bearskin for children’s cloaks. Taupe,
Wine, Brown, Navy, Cream, 50 inches
34 inch Bretonne nets, large embroider
ed spots, special at $1 a yard. x
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