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ADAM'S RUN NEWS.
LADIES’ FANCY WORK CLUB CHARM
INGLY ENTERTAINED. OTHER
NEWS.
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Absolutely Pure
from
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Royal Grape Cream d
Tartar.
DEATH OF MRS. P W LEACH.
Mrs. P. W. Leach of this place
died last Saturday afternoon at one^ Smith,
forty o’clock, after an illness of
about two weeks.
Mrs. Leach was Miss Victoria
Campbell before she was married to
of Beaufort, Louis, of Newbery, and
Blanche, Louise and Mary Ellen of
this place, and one sister, Mrs.
of Williamston. Her re
mains were interred at Live Oak
Cemetery Sunday afternoon at four
o’clock in the presence of a larjre
number of relatives and friends.
Mr. Leach in 1876. She was bom The Rev. F. O. S. Curtis conducted
and raised at Williamston, in Ander-1 the funeral services,
son County, where she attened the Those who acted as pallbearers
Williamston Female College, at that were; H. W. DuBois, G. C. Brown,
place, now Lander College, of Green- W. W. Smoak, Jr., Jas. E. Peurifoy,
wood, S. C. Mrs. Leach was in her N. G. Morrall and Kistler Beach,
fiftieth year and until death she was 1 Those who attended Mrs. Leach’s
a consistent member of the First
Baptist church here. She is sur
vived by five children, T. E. Leach,
funeral from out of town were; Mr.
and M.s. R. G. W. Bryan, of Hender
sonville, Mrs. J. F. Stone, of Mc
Neils, C. U. V. Benton, of Beaufort.
Single Comb Buff Orpingtons.
y Admitted to be the best
all-purpose Fowl. Ex
cellent Layers. Fine Sit
ters and mothers. Great
Foragers. Large and
healthy. Quick Growers.
EGGS PER SIHING $1.50.
R. L. FRASER,
WALTERBORO, S. C.
Adam’s Run, Feb. 27.—Editor
Press and Standard: The Ladies’
Fancy Work Club charmingly enter
tained last Tuesday, Mrs. T. J. Tay
lor. After devoting a proper
amount of time to the flying of the
fingers to the dainty creations, de
lightful refreshments were served,
consisting of chocolate and the
famous Lady Baltimore Cake, which
is not an every-day treat. In fact I
think it quite an event for it is not
the pi ivilege of every one to eat
Lady Baltimore Cake made by the
descendants of John Mayrant, the
originator of the renowned cake.
Mrs Taylor has the distinction of
being one of his descendants. Miss
Janie Sanders recited t\o very en
tertaining peices. Mrs Perry con
tributed music, Mrs E. W. King,
and Miss Marie Legare exercised
their vocal organs most freely,
which gave universal pleasure.
There were several ladies present
besides the regular members of the
Club, complimentary visitors, I sup
pose one wculd term them.
Miss Mayrant of Summerville, is
visiting her neice, Mrs T. J. Taylor.
Mrs C. B. La Roc he, spent Wed
nesday with Mrs F. T. Legare.
Miss Julia Larsen was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Ilderton of Summer
ville, who has been visiting Mrs E.
L. Chassereau leaves for Cottage-
ville Tuesday.
Mr Townsend of Philadelphia, u>
visiting S. J. Rumph this week.
Mr. Hargroves of Norfolk, Va.,
was down this week on a visit of in
spection to the plant of The Plan
ters Manufacturig Company on Rose
Hill.
Mr. Blanchard of Norfolk, has
been down several weeks, and the
barrels are 0. K. Just as every
thing else is that is undertaken by
the Captain.
Little Misses Marion and Biddie
Brown spent Saturday with Misses
Gertrude and Lois Legare.
Mr and Mrs M. W. Clement spent' Juxijl
last Sunday with Mr and Mrs George >4
Bryant. - • % I
Mr ami Mrs E. L. Chassereau
spent Sunday in Charleston.
We were very much disappointed |
last W’ednesday that our Rector
could not be with us, but are
pleased to have him with us today, j
and to know his little son is better. !
Mrs G. H. Barnwell visited the:
city Fridav on a shopping expedi- j
lion.
Miss Louise Marvin spent last
week’s end with Mrs. S. J. Rumph.
Mrs I. R. Wilson and children of
Charleston, spent last week’s end
with her sister, Mrs M. W. Brown.
There was one happy man in our
parish taff Sunday. He had been on
invalid’s list for some time, but
when the bright physician appeared
on the scene, lo! what a transforma
tion.
We were pleased to learn through
the columns of the Sunday News
that “the man in love’’ is still an
inhabitant of this world.
More Anon.
SPRING
NECKWEAR
JUST
ARRIVED.
Classified Advertisements-
DON’T fail to see the grand display of
Spring NECKWEAR for Men in Our
SHOW WINDOW
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FOUR-IN-HANDS AND
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Egen from fall blooded
Kbotd Ulead Rede 60»itting* given
»way. Write for conditions and
prices- Phil M Padgett,
. Williams. 8. C.
FOR SALE—One good mole for sale
Term* easy, Jas E Peurifoy.
FOR SALE—I have six or eight bon
dred thousand Early Charleston and
Early Spring Cabbage Plante which I
am closing out at $100 per 1000
Monty must accompany order. Mate
money order payable at Beaufort poet-
office- P M Yarn,
a3 3t Gray’s Hill, 8. C.
BATWINGS
in the latest shapes, and in all the
COLORS for the Spring Season.
very
latest
YOUR CHOICE 25c.
WANTS.
WANTED—A man to work on a farm
A single man or a ma j with small
family preferred. Weekly payments.
No drones wanted. Come quick,
.1 W Carson, Walter boro, 8 C. It
LOST A large gold watch and fob,
msoe of beads with letter ' H” and
flenrde-lU deeign woven in red beads
on fob. Was lost along Walterboro
rotd leading to Belle. A liberal re
ward for return of same to T H Oald-
well, Jr, Rnffio, 8. C. It
LOST—Loe. a gold watch chain locket,
mood chips. Reward
• a gold
containing dtamc
nrned to
THE
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W. COHEN
STORK
If rat
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O A Eckardt.
COMING MARCH 8 TO 13
BUSINESS LOCALS.
“The Store That Always Makes Good.
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Free tickets to the moving picture
| show with every dollar cash purchase
j batnrdky, Terry A Shatter.
seeds, ee yom ail know, alwave
Gart an
at Klem’s Drug Store.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WALTERBORO FIRE
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DEPARTMENT
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—— i i mm—j Craeo-non potaoi
eleanemp and keeps
For one solid Week the Maryland Shows will Exhibit in ther“' p , 1 *“' ,
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47-11 pills are etlll the beet for the
| liver. Walterboro Drag Co.
Am men’s Prickley heat baby pow-
| der at Klein's Urng Store.
Nyale Kidney pilia for pain in back.
Klein's Drag store.
Gentt Planters and dietribntors
Avery Steel plows. la bet, all ap-to
data agricultural implements at
fairy A Shatter.
Craeo-non poisonous, disinfectant
clean. Uae It on
Klara’s Drag Store
ETIWAN
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Fail line of Lowney’e candiee just
City of Walterboro.
r.oatved. W aiterboro
wney’a c
oro Drag
Uo.
Five Big Moral Shows and Two Free Acts.
Gibson's Rheumatic remedy for rheu
matism, gout aad neuralgia and for the
blood, M> cents at Klein's Drag Store.
Beet Seed Potatoes—Early Rose*'
We recommend UMse goods—Terry
Shaffer.
FERTILIZERS
For All Crops and For Big Crops.
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The Fertilizers That Have Been Known
For Over Forty Years and Profitably
Used By Two Generations of Farmers.
The Fertilizers That Contain The Right
Materials and Make Your Crops Grow.
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Garden seeds of all (kinds at
boro Drug Co.
Waiter-
See the Big Moving Picture Show and Old Plantation Show,
the Country Picnic
A Ferris Wheel and Merry-go-Round.
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MUSIC BY THE ROYAL ITALIAN BAND.
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Come out and Enjoy yourself for Six Days and Nights.
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All Shows Refined for Ladies and Child-
of the
Remember the Date
Irish Gobbler and Red BUas seed po
tatoes at B u Byrne’s.
Cleanine, the lighting grease and
paint eradicator, 15 cenu. Klein’s
Drugstore.
Seed oa«e at B G Byrne’s.
Remember onr stock of sash, b nds,
doors and ail boildiog material is al
ways complete. U A bavage.
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▲11 leading magazines and periodicals
at news atanu. Klein'a Drag Store.
Nice line of ahcee all aizea cheap for
caau.
W V. Glover.
63-30 Liver pills for the spring clean
ing. Klein'a Drug Store
Salt mackerel at B G Byrne’s.
N.,
I«i o it it.
W. V. “
Glover.
▲11 Calicoes on hand go
going at cost.
W. V. Glover.
Irish Cobbler end Red Bliss seed pota
toes at B G Byrne's.
Shingles, brick, dressed, kiln-dried
end 'ough lumber. C A Savage.
Advertise In The Press and Standard,
he paper with tne oircateilon
We bay In car lot*—you gat the bene
Alia low prices fur ary of onr goods.
C A Savage.
Titles to Beal Euate, end all other
blanks at The Press A Standard.
FERTILIZER
COMPANY,
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Charleston, S. C.
Ask For ‘‘Etiwan.”
Most disOgmiiag skta eruptions,
ila. plmplea, rashes, ate., are doe to
raUoodT Bordook Blood Bitters
tod tonic. Makes yon
•brained, elear-flbtnnod
C T Reeves of Cottagovillo wag In
to see os Friday,
In Ladies* Gold Chain*.
J. L liSTEBBEBO, Jewelry Store.
WALTBRBOBO, •. a
a Specialty.
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