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U.- ... : Baking Powder ^/Ibsolxitely l*xire The Only Baking Powder made front Royal Grape Cream of Tartar —Made from Grapes— A Guarantee of Pure, Healthful, Delicious Food BISHOP GUERRY TO BE HERE. STOKES ITEMS. Bishop W. A. Guerry, of this dio- Stokes, Mar. 20. K<liK>r Press cese will hold services next Sunday | an( i gtandanlAllow me space at the Episcopal Church here X * Si Bishop Guerry is a young minister who preaches with great force and power. CARD OF THANKS. HcnrirraoDville, March 8%.—Editor Ptsm and Standard: I'leaae allow me •race in your paper to thank my friends for tbeir'kindnes« to me in helping me to raise money for au ope>aiion on my eyea. C B Oatcb, one of my strong friend*, accompanied me to Charleston, where 1 was operated on bv Dr Parker at the Ht France* Infirmary on the 13th in*t. I have returned to my home near Henderaonvilie *nd my eyesight it very good, for which I wish again to thank my friend* and l»r Parker. Your* very truly, Fikhburne DeWItt. '^ for a few dots from our part of ^ the county. Mrs.B.P. Adams dined NEW LINE at C v DOTS FROM STOKES. 8tokes, Mar. 26. Editor Press and Standard.-—The fanners around heie are begining to plant their cotton Miss Ora* Beach ot this place, who has b»'< n spending some time with her sister, Mrs. C. B . Atkinson at Ashton, has returned to her old home after a very pleasant stay- DOTS FROM ADAMS RUN. [Written for last week.] Adams Run, Mar. 22, To The Pre«s and Standardar We arc having a crc.it deal of rain now 1 am not a fanner myself, but have so many friends that are, that I hope the rains will not in- MASTER’S SALE STATE OK SOUTH ( AHOI.INa, County of Colleton, Common I’leas. J G Padgett, * vs. G T Ward, et al. By virtue of the n ecree of ah we court herein, I will sell at public out cry before the.Court Mou<;e in Wal- terboro on salesdav in April next. S. B. Saunders Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. l^*e Drawdy spent last Sunday with Miss Lilia Saunders near here. , Mrs. J. B. Herndon is visiting! relalivee in Georgia this week. T\ Miss Lila Atkinson spent last j 5 Sunday very pleacantlj with the* Misses Cobia near Ever Green. Mrs. Laura Saunders and Miss Rosa Adams have returned from McLaurin, whore they have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Atkinson. Cainy Bennett 8i**nt Saturday and Sunday in our town. If this escapes the waste bas ket I \v 11 come again soon. M. F. ’ DISPENSARY TO MOVE The county dispensary, which has been located in the building of Jas.- E. Peurifoy on Main Street for several years, will be moved April 1st to the store formerly occupied Mrs. Lora Saunders and Miss Itosa. jure t!ie^ seed already planted, as (f,th davt within the legal hours of I by E. 11. McTeer fronting on court i e _ i i; Mr i — i . ., • * . * . .i * ^ ,i • i •, i Vwtnsi^ aminrr* The reiisoi Adams of this place are spending 1 feel that something out of thejsa'e th^ following described realty some time with their friends, .Mrs. prdinarv will be done in Adams i 1,1 Bie county and State C. W. Atkinson and Mrs. Mary Me Run this ye^r, for 1 see, on pass- Millian, at Ashton. jug by, nice cucumber farms, Mr. and Mrs. George Beach of beans, Irish potatoes, and truck Zion section paid Mr. and Mrs. H.C.; 0 f a |i kinds, and the farmers Robinson a very pleasant _caM last 8 eem cheerful about what they Saturday night. On Sunday they are ,, 0 j ng to ( i 0> aforesaid, i^ separate tracts: No. 1. All that tract of land known as the Sam Giles tract, being, a part of the I ish Pond Plantation situate on the waters of Auiiepoo River, measuring and containing fifty acres, more or less and bounded north and west by lands house square I for this move cheaper. The reason assigned is that* rent will be went to the latter d paruuts Mr. and! We could not get to attend 1 formerly of Tony Giles, south end Mrs. W. F. Robinson. Mias Ida Lee Beach wraa the guest of Miss Cora Beach laft week. Her viait was a very enjoyable one. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beach and brother, Talbert Beach dined with with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Beach last Sunday, near Mt. Carmel. John H. Beach of iStokes paid his daughter, Mrs. C. W. Atkinson of Ashton, a pleasant call last week, also T. W. Beach of Ashton paid his lather and mother, Mr. and Mra. John H. Beach of Stokes, a flying visit R. L. Crosby of Titton, son of Mr. and Mra. J. E. J. Crosby, paid his parents a very pleasant visit last week. He has been building some rail road, and has returned to his work. Miss Cora L. Beach and Mra. Nor ton Robertson paid Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Drawdy a flying call last Son- day. We are having some heavy rains in this section and tbs flowers are he- gining to lift their beads and nnlbld their petals, thereby showing os that ■pring is approaching. With beet wishes to the Press and Standard and ths Editor., Brown Eyes and Blue Eyes. services Sunday on account of the bad weather, however in the afternoon when it seemed better there were a lot cf couples out driving, who I hope did not get caught in that awful cloud which was coming up as they passed. Mr aud Mrs J U Beaty of Charleston paid Mr and Mrs E Tavel a visit. Mr Beaty is superintendent of the Singer Sewing Machine Co. Mrs E B Sanders and little grandson, Robert Tavel, is visit ing her son, W T Sanders, on Daniel Island. There are a geat many im provements going on in our town, •o roach so, that you would hardly know it. Jake Linder has improved his dwelling and I fee a pear farm has been started bore, also the ladies started a painters’ cinb, bat do not know who will do the best work. ~ * With best wishes. Fern. southwest by Fish Pond Creek and land of Caleb Sauls, east by lands of estate of J B Appleby. Also all that other tract of land on waters of Ashepoo River containing twenty- fiye (25) acres, more or less, bounded north and eaat by Public Road, wes* by Railroad, and south by llyrne’s Branch of Ashepoo Riter. No. 2. All that tract of land known as the Tony Giles tract, measuring and containing fifty (50) acres, more or less and bounded as throughout follows: Northeast by lands of Jo4l Larisey, southeast by lands formerly of Sam Giles, and north and south west by the run of Fish Pond Creek, being the portion cut off for Tony Giles from the lands purchased by Tony Giles and Sam Giles from Joel Larisey on March 4th, 1874. No. 3. All that tract of land measuring and containing fifty (50)' acres, more or less, (said to contain THE CLOSE OBSERVER; has already discovered that jjj the finest lines of Spring Suits, Furnishings and Hats are here. In fact, we hardly think it would be possible to have a stock meet with more favora ble comment. OFR CUSTOMERS find that we give the best of values, not only in one stock, but the Store—such values that bring them back again repeatedly, and recom mend us to their friends as the most reliable place to “tie” to. OF SHIRTS — FOR MANKIND JUST ARRIVED 4 ■* •*» o A splendid assortment of Men’s Dress Shirts for Spring in a large array of colors and in all sizes have hist arrived. 1 * SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Of 50 CENTS VALDES. OTHERS AT 25 CENTS TO $1.50. THE © ' - > - H. W. COHEN STORE. s % : ? w ft “The Store That Always Makes Good.” LYCEUM E0R NEXT SEASON. 64 acre*) bounded by Public Rood on the wrath, north by Adeline Snipe’s lend, east by Edward Toomer’s land, west by Isaiah Fraaer’s land, being the same tract on which G T Ward now rraidea an is known as Ward’s X Roads. Terms of wds cash. Purchaser to pay for papers bn each tract G G HENDERSON, Master. March 13,1900. WE’D BE PLEASED to add you to our list of satisfied patrons. *%% a BfflTSCHHIR & mm S, E. Cor. King and Hasell sts r - u . ' Charleston, S. C ASSESSORS MEET The County Board of Assessors this system and the met yesterday at the Auditor’s office which nave been booked The lyceam entertainments for the next season haws been secured from the RsdcUffe Lyceum and Chautauqua Bureau, of Richmond, va. r. Memra. John W. Hammond and D. B. Peurifoy are the managers of Assessors this system and the attractions as fol io hear further from certain pro- Iowa: J. Caveny A Co; Hal Merton, teats aa to their recent raise in the the Magician, Ventriloquist and returns of the Westmoreland Lumber Entertainer; Neil Litchfield Trio; Co., the Colleton Cypress Co., and Wilfred the Wizard; and Gilbert A. the Walterboro Cotton Mills. Satis- Eldredge, Impersonator, factory adjustments were made in each case, and accepted by the rep resentatives of these corporations present. The members of the board of as sessors are: A. C. VonLehe, Chair- man, J. C. Nettles, J. J. Padgett,' handsome new coach just furnished C. W. Pellum, J. B. Kinard, Frank this branch of the Coast Line. It is Towles, T. P. Johnson, S. J. Rumph,! understood that a new coach for the J. W. Meggett, J«,W. Hill, Josh Gar- negroes and a new express car will vin. J. O. Jaques, Jr., Jos. Langdale. be coming shortly. MASTER’S SALE Classified Aivertiseaeats. NEW COACH. Congratulations are in order to I the railroad authorities for the l> Wanted the public to know that we have a most complete line of all kinds of builders' material, such as DOORS, SASH, * BLINDS, SHINGLES, MOULDING. j BRICK, LUMBER, ETC. <0 “ •» ■ : .,-i , At price* to suit Let u* know your wants. t A. SAVAGE. lanfactmr of Koigk ni Dressei Laatar- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Colleton County. Common Pleas. A. Wichman I 51 vs. Emma V. Walker, et tfl. By virtue of the Decree of above court herein, 1 will sell at public out cry before the Court House in WaL terboro, on taleaday in April next, (5th day) within the legal hours of sale, the following desonded Realty, both tracta situate in the county and State aforesaid: - . ? No. 1. All that piece, parcel or tract of land measuring and contain ing two hundred and forty (240) acres, more or )e«; and bounded by L tile Salkehatchie River and Swamp; lands of Thomas Caldwell, Isham Walker and Estate of George Walker, the same being half of the estate lands of Geo. Walker on which the late 1 D Walker resided in his lifetime. Reference being had for W Peeplea.* 8i ary 31, 18ft. No. 2. All that pieoe, parcel or tract of land, measuring and con taining fifty (50) sores, more or leas, beings port of the tract of land forortrly of tba estate of Thomas G Caldwell, sad bounded on the north by a right-of-way 10 feet wide, be longiog to Wm. H fliera, Heath by kwdt formerly of George Walker, now of I D Walker, east try lands of Wm H Hist* and wait by the rood feeding from Oartir’i Ford to Stepbea’s Grom Reeds. Tamm of safe one half balance on a credit of one p cured by bond of the parehaesr, bearing lateraet et eight (8) par cant per annnm Item day of ask. and a mortgage of the propwty mid. with option to paiihamr to pay all !*gTB*jfi5iiSofr* March 19,1U9. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Baled pen-vine hay, can be bed el H. 8. Glover’* wore. C. M. Grace. FOR SALE—One baggy horse, one good mol.'. Term easy. Jea E Peurifoy. 8 For All Crops Use 8 * i * 9 > Etiwan Top Dresser. Fhe best Fertilizer on the Market - <? o«r for Top Dressing. TO RENT—From April 1st, building occupied bv the ooooty dispensary. Apply to Jas E Peurifoy. BUSINESS LOCALS. fa Her deocription to plat made by E Purveyor, of date Jana We ere supplying .ertein private con sumer* and must ship ten crates of eggs a week. Let us quote you prices ou eggs before you sen, we pay now 16 ceuts e dozen, Terry A Sbaffer. Tbi» is the Vinol season—a guaran teed tonic. Klein’s Drug ntore 64-30 Liver pills a apriug medicine. Doan’s Ki iney Pill* and regulets. Klein’* Drug Store. Klein’s poultry powder 15 and25c. Salt mackerel et B G Hyrne’e. Kodak* abd Kodak suppliea. Klein’* Drug Store. L’qnld'Nubian Tea, liver and kidney regulator Klem’i Drug Store. Pearl Tapioca at Klein’* Drug Store. Bird Sued at Klaia’s Drag Store. Advertise la The Press and Standard, oe p»^er with tut oiridUdoi Tltlea to Beal Etta's, and ell other blank* at Tae Pre*s A Standard. Highest in percentage of AMMO NIA, and also. Contains Available Phosphoric Acid and Potash. Mach cheaper than Nitrate of Soda. v ETIWAN FERTILIZER CO. ' "X * * e ■> ^ ^ CHARLESTON, S. C. cash. It Saved life Leg. „ ( “All thought I’d lorn my leg,” writes J A Sweaeon, Watertown, Wts , “Tea jeers ot eeuerua, saat 15 doctors ooutd mot core, hod at least laid am ep. Then Beealea’s Amtea Salve eaied It *oend and wall.” « Infallible f r Shin Erup ttoee, Ecasma, Salt Rheum Boiu. Fern Bores, Burns, Seattle, (Data ad File*. Me. at Joha M Kfeia’a BARGAINS! o In Ladies 9 Gold *■■■ • 9 H 1 3 »• \ ^ 1 ■ .' y 1 \ r i \\ .>! i :-Yl J. i. MlSSTBIBSM, Jewelry Store. WAJLTOBORO, B. O.