The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 13, 1909, Image 8
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Now to the tlm® to rot*.
New rabeeribers count 1000 Totes.
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The way to cetVotes is to go out af
ter ihfm
Leonard Herndon, of Sniders, was
town yesterday
Jas itarriasu of Islandtou, was
Tburattay.
•lohn B Crosby of Stokes, paid ns a
pit assn f call Monday.
(ol ! W Hill < f ( ottageville had
buBiiieas in toau Monday.
ADAM'S RUN.
Adams Knc, Jan. 9.—Editor I'reaa
and Standard: The holidays have
in come and gone, so has the old year,
but we have the New Year with its
in town bright and clean pages, so l<*t us
keep it so. Let the recording angel
write only good deeds, not bad ones,
and when the eud 6omeg we shall
find ourselves brighter and happier
than ever before*
Jgnoiant pearl divers can nover wear
the pearls Uat they win.
SANDIFER CALDWELL.
Miss RosalaeSaodifir, a daughter of
one of Colombia's most prominent busi
ness men, and Mr G C Caldwell of
Lodge, a son of one of Colleton’s most
prosperoos farmesr, Mr T H Ooldwell
.. were married at the Green dtreet M. K
church pareonage, at Columbia, on the
ftih inst.
We hava no fear but that the groom
will some day be ss prominent as his
father in the business world, for he has
a steady face and a Arm will, backed by
a commanding disposition.
To bride we will say:
We wish you all the happiness that
years mav bring abont,
And all the joys the days posesa when
gitta are handed out
all
LEGISLATORS MEET.
The annual meeting of the State
Legislnture convened at noon yester
day in Columbia. The entire session
was
in £
Charleston re-elected Speaker o
House and J. A, Hoyt, Gerk, J. E
Smith of Saluda, reading clerk.
The Hon. W. L. Mauldin, of Green
ville, was elected President pro-tem
pore of the Senate with M. M. Mann
Clerk.
devoted to organizing and elect-
officers all follows: Whaley of
of the
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LYNCHBURG PLOWS.
ANNUAL MEETINQ.
The annual meeting of the Farm
er’s and Merchant’s Bank was held
at the office of the President, Tues
day afternoon. The bank was found
to be in a prosperous condition; the
usual dividends of 7 per cent was
visitor lu-ie jefcterds,.
Wiu Jsycocks. of Whit® Hall, was
ti.wu ratuiday.
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N w h a jr od tiu f* to enter the con-
tetl an I »it. tbc pmc
We do not know the future, but
we long to draw aside the veil Inch , NVe wish you kisses manifold, and
.1.1 Mile), of Lodtfe, was h pleasant futurity, and read what u in your pathway bright, j declared, 10 per cent carried to the
store lor us, but we are happier a* it lVith ,,f sanshio « and of K o;d to , surplus account The old officers j
, deck the paih with light ami Board of Directors were re-|
is. However, it is of the past that 1 . . ... . . ... ,.
1 \\ e wi-h th>*t every singing bird would elected. 1
should write and not of the future. R * n
. Prof lingo Stiickland of ^ illiamp, . , , . , ■ . ft ) • ^
spent las; night lu town. Do you know that we entertained Anl every s n^'e vesper heard from TWO NFW PHKn\FRC
' •‘Angels'’down here? not unaware.- __ hkic-* eternal bine 1 u rnioUiiLno.
as on times of yore, but perfectly I wish, fair one, the Universe to stand . Israel Carnpliell was committed to i
, . .. ....-i . with arms nnt suread jau last night by Magistrate Weeks,:
Aim n - t -enn of Stokes, paid os a of fact. While the > | Aut , ilowa ^ * r crown ' charged with criminally assaulting
p'» sunt rail yestenlav. wt re with ns a sensation of pleasure! * . , t.narley Simmons wife and little
hutl'usea our being »nd earth becam-s ,r > 1 ' lr • daughter last June at Adams Run.
*jn ronponf means ino votes. t.D sulluses our hmg, . n l uirtb ^ j We wish yon all the clsdsoiue day. of He has been twice tried for murder
your friehesio wild them m. an Lden, but oh. when they banish, , ail the gladsome years, an d admitted. Since committing
Mrs H It Drswdy of Hitter ii^ in town us unfortunately angels have a way of L: ill there Ik* in -an try wa v iheu let a* the above crime he has been at large.
today, doing some shopping. doing, then all is drear and sad. fnlu ‘ ,h< ‘ Magistrate Bryan also sent in Elliott
A sweetheart ever, nII through life, and Adams, a negro charged with misdo- j
fife an ardent span. - . j meaner on warrant issued by C. D.
. God bless you, Irtf e trusting wife, since
P M W nrren # t Williams, was in town u || > Mugjc was furiiished bv ‘
yesterdsy or. a ba«iness tup.
Have you ever used one? If not, you should npt
wait another day. The difference between the Lynch
burg and the old style plows is the difference between
the ox-cart and the automobile.
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ONE-HORSE PLOWS $4.75 TO $5.
_ i TWO-HORSE PLOWS $8. $9, $I0.
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doing, then all is drear and sad.
Frank Wilson of Kmmik*, was in town An impromptu dance gotten
day on u business trip.
for the visiting ladies was enjoye<
Born to Dr ami Mrs Riddick Acker-
iiian. a sou, Thursday, .Ian. ?.
.1 A Hudson, postmaster
(.rove, was here yesterday.
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W .1 Rhhad rf Cottageville, whs
among ihe visiiora to Walterboto yes-
day.
W VN Bishop, of Getsinger, was
among thoe who called to see us yes
terday.
Mr« K M Jones left yesterday for a
visit nt several days lo Mrs D G Weeks,
of Augusta.
Mrs J K Graves of Great Swamp, anent
three da>s in town last week with rela
tivea
Mr and Mrs H S Crosby and children
of Green Toud, spun Iasi night iu town
with relatives.
J 1> (. anusday of Cannaday’s Bridge,
was a pleasant visitor to cur office Mon
day. ^
J B Benton and brother of Hnffin,
wrr« welcome vising* to cur office Mon
day.
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Mrs Alice Solomons of Savannah, ia
spending sometime in town as the guest
ol Mra H H Wichmau.
Frank P Johnson of Green Pond, left
on the 4th for Cbarlea.on, returning to
tbe Porter Military Academy.
Mise Kdith Fraser will leave In a faw
daye for Winthrop, where she will mat-
ricalata aa a student.
Meadatnes ROW Bryan aod G W
Sweat of Hendersonville, were here
Monday shopping.
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Hon D L Smith baa been In Colombia
this week. He was a candidate for
rea- ing clerk of tbe lower boose.
Jaa K Peurifoy,Esq , and M P Howell,
l£eq, bad butineae before the Supreme
Court in Columbia this week.
Dr Jflf D Grigabv, of Henddfreonvllle,
who Ms been confined to hia house for
tbe past three weeks, Is out again.
Will Klrbv, one of the leading yonng
lawyers of St George Bar, ia in town
visiting hia annt, lira A P Barnea.
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Mrs Parker, wbo baa been viaiting
Mia W A Black of thia city, returned to
her home at Kockeford, Ga, yesterday.
Mi* C H SUnflll left Friday for Tal-
Tsasee, Ala, where she will make her
brine with her daughter, Mra G F
Ingram.
D W Hughes of Round, started the
new year right by subscribing to Tbe
Pres* and Standard while In town Mon
day-
D B Penriloy has been appointed
•ergeant Major of the Third Battalion
< fthe Third Reginunl, by Major .lohn
Black
Lieot Irving M. Fishtnmo has re-
dgrfd his position as 1st Liert of Co
K .—IGy ward Riflemen His aucctssor
w ill be elected laier-
A J Ltmact* went to Charleston yes-
•terday lo attend the meeting of District
Ftewerda held at Vue Itiatrict parsonage
Tleie.
Adum'a Run band.
Among the notie,ruble
were:
Miss Margaret Huge!, white gown
with hand derectoire s^}h.
Miss Emily Legsre, was handsome
in a princess of pink mull over pink
silk.
• Miss Claudia I^egare primrose
mull made princess.
Miss Allen looked very dainty in a
lovely white silk.
Miss Claude Wilkinson was very
lovely and attractive in a..costume of
yellow silk mull.
Misses Liela LaRoache, Bessie
Bellinger, Marjorie Alston Bessie
Barnwell, Iqj/e. and Mattie Sanders,
also Miss lletbington of Charleston
were becomingly and appropriately
dressed.
The gentlemen were* Messrs
Rumph, Jenkins, W and A E Kearse.
Alston, Earle Sanders, Dan Jenkins,
Motte Legare, Ellis apcl others.
The chaperons were: Mrs Bellin
ger and Hethington. v
Mr and Mrs Smith of Virginia
were present.
Frank Clement, an ex army officer,
was the gnest of Miss Emily Legare
for the danoe.
Prof B?llioger spent a part of the
holidays in oar town.
Miss Nancy Newton entertain
ed a few friends on New Year’s
day. Hostesses are like poets
born, not made, and Miss New
ton thoroughly understands the
art of entertaining, so her guests
passed a very pleasant .evening.
Refreshments, consist iog - of
cakes, coffee and punch, were
served.
Muses Mamie and Francis
Bivens and Georgia Davis of
Dorchester spent a few days
with George Newton.
The college girls and boys have
returned to their various colleges.
Miss Bessie Barnwell to Win-
throp, Misses Bessie Bellinger,
Etiza Legare, Margaret Angel,
Hattie Alston, Confederate
Home College; John Barnwell,
Charleston College; Frank Barn
well, Charleston High School.
-And now wishing The Pres*
and Standard a bright and pros-
I erous New Year.
More Anon .
tusi ihu world b“K'*U-
Mr G C Ga!dw» II :iti i wile, will
i^ave
COStUmtS on the mil M™ t'> 1 charge of hie
C. Adams.
scho >i iu < !e Tgia
succe.-r
We wi-ib
for him
W. 1>. G.
There are two things that will
send a man to hell bv a Phortor route
than anything else:
ingratitude.
selfishness and
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TO THE CITIZENS OF COLLETON COUNTY:
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Many things are recommended for Fever, but noth
ing else can cure a deep-seated attack of Grippe, but
Johnson’s Tonic.
It will drive out every trace and taint of Grip
poison from the system and do its work quick and do
it right. In support of our claim we refer with pleas
ure to the letter appended to this from a well known
citizen of your County.
Drop a postal card and we will send a trial bottle
containing four doses ol the best medicine made.
THE JOHNSON’S CHILL & FEVER TONIC CO..
SAVANNAH. - GEORGIA.
Walterboro. S. C,, October 9, 1908.
On August 30, ’08, 1 contracted cold and developed Grippe and
was laid up tiive weeks. My bronchial tubes were badly af
fected, which caused me to cough continually and prevented
my sleeping at night. 1 tried all the old remedies which usually
gave me relief but failed.
Johnson’s Chill and Fever Tonic was recommended to me as a
guaranteed cure for grippe and colds and I was pursuaded to
try it. After taking it according to directions for one week, I
found myself entirely cured of my cold and grippe, and my sys
tem in first-class condition. I regard it as one of the best medi
cines I have ever used ir my family and can cheerfully recom
mend it to anyone suffering from a like trouble or general
debilitated system. B. G. BENTON.
Sold and Guaranteed by JOHN M. KLEIN,
Walterboro, S. C.
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Anything in Hardware, or Farm
Implements..
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w Early Risers
The famous Utile pills.
WARREN TOWNSHIP ORGANIZE
There w : ll be a meeting of the
jStuWay School of Warren Township
Mis G A Sauls fins returned.from n,
pleuiMnl visit to her r n, D A SaulR o,
iieaofort, she \v»* -.ri ompfwiied by h»:
grumlttoo, Je:*ie l)**Tr«:vil.e.
Sample copie* rf The TVe*# and
Standard will l>c mailed to prospective
«> h.criheis if the name* mid addreneea
ate liutiislieil us by Tuesdays of tuiy
w eak
| at the Baptist church at Smoaks
J Campbell Sander., who has t*een cx-Sunday, the 24th inst. at , ft t;r
Vr«>R agent on Urn branch of the A C o’clock in the afternoon, for the pur-
L l a, • f t».-« ol. Ih. main linn til, of <>r ,.,ni 7 .inR the township in
Iv" 1 .• .. lilted by J 1 bulk . t the O and ! | nfor j,. K o nl i„atiom.l Sumh-.y
, school work. This organization will
C W Garris, Etq. of Denmark wa# a be conducted by Miss Ida M Kish-
wilcotoo visitor to Walterb ro Wetlnrs- burne and lion. Jas, E Peurifoy,
•lay nt^ht ot U»t «»•< k. Mr Citmi. members of the State Board.
oti« of Bamlerg # lepreMn’.a'.ivis iu tie
THE
STANDARD
TIME
of the World is differ
ent, but it makes no
difference with our
Standard quality of
Solid Gold and Sterling
Silver Jewelry at
S. FINN'S
JEWELRY
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Once each week we pay for this space for the priv
ilege only of inviting you once again to become a
depositor of our bank.
The person who reads about us fifth.
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two times a year ought to know us at
least fifty-two times better than if he
had read of us but once. The better
he kno>ys us the more likely he is to
like us and our business methods.
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Your account, large or small, is urgently solicited and
respectfully invited.
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leg is ature.
.Mr# Bin Ve c'r nml children have
movori to t-avauuah, a be re her burbaoU
ha. «C'M-pu<i n poei ion a# metormnu
c,u ibe #»rtet cur*. .Mra BeacJi w#a ac-
cru>pau<ed t) her hUicr. Mias Cltuic
ultra.
Bncklen’s Arnica Salve
Hn lesl Salve la Tin World.
SOLICITOR PEURIFOY IN
COLUMBIA.
Sol. John H. Peurlfoy, accompani
ed by Mrs Peurifoy, last Saturday
a r ternoon for (’-olumbia where he
will be present during the session of
the legialaturc to assist the legisla
tors from his dtstirct in preitaring
their bilb ect.
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In Ladies’ Gold Chains.
J. &. WitSTESBEBG, Jewelry Store.
WALTEKBOLKO, 8. C.
Repairing a Specialty.
THE FARMERS AND
MERCHANTS BANK
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