The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 28, 1909, Image 5
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UTSEY SMOAK.
J. B. Smo&k of Smoaks and Miss
Lou Ellen Utsey of williams were
married Sunday, April 26th by Ret.
J. M. Lawson at the parsonage-
Mr. Smoak is a prominent young
Turrrhant of Smoaks. He held a
position for some time uith J. B.
Henderson of Branchville, but in the
beginning of the year he decided to
embark in mercantile business at
Smoaks, and is doing a prosperous
bjsinessin copartnership with his
father, Mr. J. L. Smoak.
Mias Utrey is the popular daughter
of Mr. J. D. Utsey of williams. She
hasheen teaching school for quite a
while, having taught the last term
of the Tabor school successfully.
we join their many friends in
wishing them a long, nappy, pros
perous! ife.
MANY AGED PEOPLE ^****^*«»<t*****«***
ENDORSE VINOE AS THE BEST
BODY BUILDER AND STRENGTH
CREATOR ANY OLD PERSON
CAN TAKE-
ADAMS RUN NEWS.
Adams Run, Apr. 23. Special:—
Though Easter Sunday is numbered
with the past events still 1 cannot
forbear to make a few remarks rela
tive to it; and the first is the beauti
ful and artistic decorations of the
Episcopal church, for which the
ladies cannot be too highly commend
ed. There were axelias, violets,
roses and Easter lilies in profusion;
these with the white linen drapery,
transformed the church into a per
fect bower of beauty; a fitting tem
ple in which, to commemorate the
Resurrection of our Savior.
The Rector gave us a most force
ful and beautiful discourse, reveal
ing more than ever his desire to fol
low in His Steps, and touching the
hearts of his hearers.
The Offertory by Mrs. E. W.
King, "Rock of Ages" was l>eauti-
fully rendered.
The little chapel on Toogoodoo was
also prettily decorated. Mr. and Mrs.
M. W. Clement attended the serv
ices that afternoon.
Little Marion Prentiss Sanders
reached the sixth mile post on life's
road the 16th and celebrated it by
having many Jtttle friends to par
take of her nospitality. The little
ones enjoyed the cakes, fruit punch
and chocolate beyond expression; al
so the many interesting games which
were played under the instructions
of the Miases Prentiaa, aunts of the
little hostess, and when parting time
came they all wished that birthdays
came oftener.
Mrs. E. L. Chassereau returned
home Tuesday from a visit to rela
tives near Bamberg.
Miss Nonie Dodd returned from a
visit to Cottageville Monday.
The Methodist church has been
neatly ceiled, which adds so much to
its apperance. and to the comfort of
the congregation.
The Rev. Sassard gave a splendid
sermon on keeping the Sabbath day
holy, which is so often regarded as a
day of pleasure, that it was a word
fitly spoken.
Mrs. Arthur Perry visited Char
leston Monday.
Everybody is smiling down here,--
even the trips to the city for the
beautiful ugly creations called
“hats" do not bring frowuu.
More Anon.
Mrs J L Copeland will chapersw a
party of young people from Ehr-
My buyer is getting together
a load of horses and mules
which 1 expecr to receive about
the 20th. In this load will have
several speeded horses and
several extra fancy mules.
Mr Ayer will be in YValter-
boro with this bunch of horses
and mules the first. Monday in
May. Everybody is invited
to come and see them. It will
pay prospective buyers to wait
and see them before buying.
W. Z. AYER.
“At 75 vcarg of age 1 became
so run-down and weak that I was
discouraged. 1 had Uk3ii many
different tonic* and medicines
which were prescribed for me
without gaining in strength. A
friend advised me to try Vinol,
saying that il was a cod liver
and iron medicine sold on s
positive guarantee to benefit or
money refunded. 1 decided to
4o so and I am glad to. say that
It built me up wonderfully. I
gained in strength until 1 felt
Uke a new man. 1 consider
Vinoi the best tonic in the world
for elderly people.” Jacob
Toung, Norristown, Pa.
This is *n3ther instance which
demonstrates the remarkable
power of Vinot to create strength j
and build op health for old peo
ple after all other means have
failed.
As we have yet to learn of an
old person who baa ever taken
Vinol and has not been benefited
by it we unhesitatingly say to
any feeble old person in this
town, come and get a bottle of
Vinol and trv it. If it does you
no good we will return vonr
money. We make this offer to
show our faith . John M Klein,
Druggist, Walterl'oro.
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
Allen’» Fo<»t Eaite, * powder
paintal, •marting, nervous feet
Ir cures
and in-
hardt to the dance here ae« %
day night.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Seeq/ i
icatioi
Whereas, application has Seen- made
to the County Board of Education for
Colleton conntv to order an election in
Strickland School District No. 4, on the
question of voting an additional tax
levy of two (2) mills In ssid District,
and a petition presented, signed by one-
thinl of the qualified electors and one-
third of the tree-holders in Ssid District,
praying said election be ordered.
Iris ordered, under Section l?0fi of
the Code ol Civil Laws, HKJ2, that an
election be held on Saturday, May I.
1909, at Stxicklanl School bouse or oth
er convenient place within said District,
and that only those persons who retorn
real or personal prope>tv for taxation,
and who exhibit their tax receipts and
leglatration certificates as required in
General elections, be allowed to vote
At said election each elector in favor of
the nropoeed tax shall oast a ballot con-
tsitin; the word "Yes" printed or writ
ten thereon, and each elector opposed to
said additional tax shall vote a ballot
containing the word "No** printed or
written thereon.
Polls will be opened at 1 o'clock p-1%
and eloae at * o'clock p r.
P Padgett, Jaa M Strickland, and J E | half of yon
Btickland. rrnstees of said District are {the service of the summona hetaia
herabv appointed managers to conduct
; a*d election
If the faajoritv of the votes cast in
•aid Bcho >1 District shall be -Yes" and
not "No", the additional tix shall tie
levied
Within ten days after the election,
the above named managers shall report
to (his Board the rvanlr of the election,
aod famish them wiih the p-dl list, the
ballot box and all paper* appertaining
thereto.
UW BLACK. 8*.
C J D CALDWELL,
W W SMOAK. JR.
County Board of Education for Colle-
t >n County.
Walterb »ro, Apri 1 24,19 <D. 4 28 St
IHUEf.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of CoIUmh. a
Id the Common Fleas.
Elizabeth Bailey, Plaintiff,
—vs—
Olivia Chisholm, Tbos. Snipes, Blabard
Snipes. Sanaa Brown, DUtaadaats.
Tc tha above named defendant Richard
Snipes.
Yon are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of the coart of Common Pleas,
for the said county, and to serve s copy
of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their offices in Wal-
teiboro, Colleton county, 8outh Caro
lina, within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such
service; 'aiffi if yon fail to answer the
comp'amt within the time aftoresald, the
plainuff in this action will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in tbs'
complaint-
Penrifoy Bros,
H D Padgett Plaintiffs Attornsys.
Clerk of Circuit Court.
Wal ter boro, 8. C. April 24,1909.
1 NOTICE.
To the infant defendant Tbos. Snipes.
Taka notice, that anises yon procure
the appointment of a guardian ad litem
to appear and defend this action on be-
within twenty days attar
upon
you, an applieatioa will ha made to C G
Henders'*n, Eeq Master for Colleton
County, at his office in Walterboro, 8 C
on the 1st. day of July, .1909, at 10
o'clock, A. M. or as soon thereafter as
the motion can be beard, for an order
appointing H D Padgett, Clerk of the
Conn for Colleton Coumv, or some
other amiable person. Gnarrilan ad
liiem for yon, sndathoriMag and direct
ing mm to tppear and defend the above
entitled notion in behalf of each of yon,
and for inch other end furtbtr relleaf aa
may b# just and eqni ab e
Peurifoy Bros.
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
Walterboro, 8 C. April 24, 1909.
4 28 9t
irrea'ett comfort discovery of the Kg-*.
Allen’s Foot-Ease makes tight or uew
shoes feel easy. It is a cerain cure for
sweating, callons, swollen, tired, aching
feet. Try it today. Sold by al' Drug
gists and SMne Sto»es. By mail fot 25c.
in stamps. Don’t accept any substitnte
Trial package free Address Allen 8.
Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
MIL
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. . %
BRICK,
. LUMBER, ETC.
* ., ' a <•
At prices to suit Let us know your wants.
11 SAVAGt
•f |s«gh ui Drasei Liafer-
Do You
Want to
Make
$100.00?
Write Chss. M. Stieff and
we will gladly tell yon
how to do it. Don't de
lay; write today and
watch each change of our
advertisement.
Okas. U. Stieff
Manufacturer of the
Artistic Stieff Shew end
Stieff Selfplayer Pienoa
Southern Vareroom:
5 W. Trade St-
eharlotte. * N. 6.
C H. WILMOTH,
MENTION THIS PAPER.
NEW LINE
OF SHIRTS
FOR MANKIND
JUST ARRIVED
A splendid assortment of Men’s
«. .
Dress Shirts for Spring in a large
array of colors and in all sizes have
iust arrived.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY OF 50 J
CENTS VALDES.
OTHERS AT 25 CENTS TO $1.50.
JUST
OWE
WORD tbrt
R refers te Dr. Tutt’a Liver Pill* ant
MEANS HEALTH.
Are yoe constipated?
Troubled with Indigestion?
Sick headache?
Vtrtigo?
Bolens?
Insomnia?
ANY of these symptoms and many athen
Indicate inaction of tha LIVER.
THE
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Take No Substitute*
THE CLOSE OBSERVER
has already discovered that
the finest lines of Spring Suits,
Furnishings and Hats are
here. In fact, we hardly think
it would be possible'to have i
stock meet with more favora
ble comment
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OUR CUSTOMERS find
that we give the best ol values,
not only in one stock, but
throughout 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.
WE’D BE PLEASED to
add you to our list of satisfied
patrons.
HIRE 18 RELIEF FOR WOMEN,
If yoo ksvs pains la tbs
Urinary, Bladdar nr MUmn troobin,
and want a ostrtnln, piaaorct atrb relief
’"SSwacSc
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Addrap, Tha Mother Gray Co., La Ray.
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BUR & VISAMA.
S, E. Cor. King and Hasell sts
Charleston, S. C
PENSION FUND
Clerk of Court H. D. Padgett, has
received a check for the amount of
money to which Colleton County is
entitled from the Confederate
sion fund, and is now engaged m
paying out the tame.
The check received Thursday was
for $85M 50, and is paid out to two
hundred and fifty-nine pensioners
in the eountjna follows: 17 in Clam
A^ffet $96.00; 2 in Class B get $72.00;
Glass
get $48,
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H. W. COHEN
STORE.
"The Store That Always Makes Good.”
.£L
ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT
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of the latest styles in Ladies Headgear has just ar
rived. Come and make your selection early. Satis
faction guaranteed with every purchase and no old
goods palmed of! on any customers. Owing to the
unprecedented demand for my exclusive styles, it was
necessary that I replenish my stock before the season
had scarcely commenced. Just note the line of pleased
customers at my store and judge the rest for yourself.
Bargains now on hand that you cannot pass.
If what you want is not already made up, it can be
designed and built especially for you. %
WE CAN SAVE YOU. MONEY.
We can save time and money for all careful buyers, j
If you are now ready to purchase your spring or sum
mer Millinery, I can make you a substantial saving on
every item and guarantee you all the latest styles.
Yours to serve,
MRS. E,
Ehrhardt,
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P. COPELAND,
• South Carolina*
GIVE ME A CALL
When you intend buying any Jewelry c
or Wedding present, let me show you
Guarantee satisfaction. Fine repairing a specialty.
Eyes tested free.
Time Piece,
my goods. I
J. A. WOTBMBMt Jeweliy Store.
Main Street, Opposite A. Wichman’s Store.
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yerterty for Hot Sprinfs, Ark.,
where Mr Wfchman foes to take a
for iadifwtkn.
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