The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 28, 1909, Image 7
LODGE HEWS.
Lodce, July The Drv
Branch school is progrertsin^ very
uice'y under the care of Miss
Yarn, as teacher. Both pupils
and teacher have set aside the
pleasures of the summer vaca
tion, and have begun work with
a will. We now have on
twenty-tive scholars.
SHERIFF’S SALES.
< hi salesilay i» August, (2nd day)
I will 8**11 the folio* mg tracts of land
!»-fore the courthouse in naln-rboro
during the legal hours of sale, for
ta.\t's. ea*ts and penalties:
LOWN hK> TOW NS HIT.
l.owudes Township—Tills 'Vine*
about i l (l acres, bounded hr lauds of
!'»eo Giliard, Stephen Barker, J M
M ica i 1 Taxes, costs ami penalties
iss l.i/./.ie McMill.an and i.' ■ ^ *
brother, Berry, paid 0. F. Car . . _
. ^ i.,o» i L*wndes loanship—Kstate l.imus
her a short visit last Sunday. u,, .u n < . 1 . ,
• .'litchell, 4 acres, bounded t v landsi
J. W. Me... ill an, who is now |q( JeeSe Colemar, Nep CadsdeU
traveling for a w holesale house j hom Middleton. Halsey. Taxes,
cosas and jHUaltns rt. 0 ’*.
in Chicago, was at home a few
days this week.
Miss Sallie Yarn visited her
parents near Islaniton Saturday
and Sunday. . ~ ,
Miss Lorie Crosby, one of our
charming young ladies, left Sat
urday for Charleston, where she
goes on an extended trip to rela
tives and friends.
J. W. McMillan and Frank
Caldwell were the guests of
Misses Jennie and Ella Cum
mings last Sunday p. m .
We are having watermelons
now by the wholesale. A plenty
to eat and a plenty to do “Wild
Bill.” When that train comes
will someone please holler, as
some of the rest of us would per
haps like to be around when it
rolls up.
Cur crops are ni>w in a fine
condition. Everything seems to
be moving smoothly: all are
anout through laying-by, and
have begun to fish some. Look
out for the finny tribe!
L. H.
Tortured On a Horse
“For ten Aears I couldn't ride a hor*e
wit bout being in torture from pies,”
writes L 8 Napier, of Kugleas, Kv ,
' when all doctors and oilier remedies
war hen township.
"arren Township — Beauregard
Murdaugh 128 acres, bounded north
by C H Patrick, east by C W H
Thomas, south t-y (.’ W H Thomas^
west by Jam*'* Stokes. Taxes costs
and penalties $>12.tit*.
Warren Township—J W "arrenj
•>2 acres bounded north by Aquill
Smith, east by Dock Warren, west b
J K Smoak, south by Teat Wan
Taxes, costa ami penalties $10.28.
" arren Township—E H Davis, 5
acres, bounded north by P J Jenkins,
east by Andrew ami Joel Brown,
south by Joel Bro ' n. west by J B
William?. Taxes, costs and penalties
$10.44.
Warren Township—Masonic l.odge
No. 18, bounded north by J H Kisher
east by Johnsonville School, south
and west of estate of Jetf Shakes.
Taxes, cost- and penalties $r*29.
Warren Township—Estate Caro
line Hivers, 150 acres, bounded north
by J B uiHiam?. east by Edisto
River, south by J K and J B Wil
liams, west by K Spell. Taxes, costs
and penalties. $13.02
Warren Township—Estate Char
lotte Moseley, 2'» acres, bounded
north by .Henry Moseley, east by
Mingo Jenkins, smith and west by J
A Kiiresh. Taxer, costs and penal
ties $? 51.
BLAKE TOWNSHIP.
Blake Township—Betsey Green
failed, Buokien s Arnica Salve cured acI> g bounded i.mtli 0, lauds ol
me lutallible for Pile-, Hurn>», Seal le, «/ u
Outs, Beils Fever-Sores. Hcz-ma, Salr ' Wm UugUeni e’
Kbeum, torus.
M Klein.
al. east bv Sam
15c.-Guarameeu by ,juo 11,8 *ud lucu lireen, south
! Bob Lowry and Halsey, west
• Titus Sunils Taxes costa and p
OMEGA HAPPENINGS.
Omega, July 213—Editor Press
and Standard: YV r ill you allow
me space in your paper for a few
items.
The farmers is this section are
about through laying by and the
crops are fine so far.
The Omega Literary Scciety
met Saturday night and a large
crowd attended . The subject
for debate was: Resolved that
Christopher Columbus* was a
Greater Man that George Wash
ington. The allirir ative, J I)
Ramsey, J M Black, L C Pad
gett. Negative: R N Black,
LM Martin and H P Martin.
The judges decided in faver ct
negative.
Well Mr Editor, as l am a new
writer, I will close for this time.
Clod Hopper.
ail.to
- M ary 1 >octor,
Harry Hicuards
al. Taxes costa
Blake Township
•*' aerts, bounded bv
Jerry Williams et
and jH'naltifS $»i 22.
VKUDIER TOWNSHIP.
Verdier Township—Estate of S B
Sen veil, 14 acn-e. bounded north and
northwrst bv Fishpmd Road, east
ami northeast bv lands formerly Jas
S Glover, southwest by lands former
ly Joel Larnmy. Taxes, costs and
penalties $8 *57.
W R FOX,
Shenfl of Colleton Co.
THE PRESSMAN.
“May 1 print a kiss on your
lips?” I said,
And she nodded her sweet per
mission ;
So we went to press, and I rather
guess
We printed a full edition.
“But one edition
enough,”
is
hardly
ith a charming
the form
She said,
pout;
So again in the press
was placed,
And we got aome “extras” out
FRUIT TREES
CONCORD NURSERIES,
CONCORD, - - GA.
One of the oldest and most re-
lubtft Nurseries in the South
ern States, all trees guaran
teed to be as represented and
t»-* fro.n <lise-*8e of any kind.
OI R MOTTO: More Trees
and better treee.
E. W. HYRNE, ACT.
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When you are in the mar
ket we have the Merchan-
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prices you want to pur
chase it, in the following
lines:
Shoes—Brown Shoe Co’s
line, in the latest styles
for Men, Women and
Children.
Urderwear, and Hosiery',
Dress shirts, Dress linen,
house keeping linen, dress
goods and white goods of
all descriptions. Prints
and ginghams
If you need a nice hat see
us. We handle the
Pointer Brand Hats. See
us before you buy.
J M WITSELL SUPPLY CO.
Alteration
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The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House In The South
OUR BIG BUSINESS GROWS
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Consequently, we have to enlarge our buildings, and our Stores when Completed, will be 500 feet long,
running in Arcade form right through the Block from King to Meeting Streets. Giving us a floor space of
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Boys’ Furnishing, Hats,
Sailor, Russian, Norfolk
and double breasted wool
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many other pretty and
useful articles for Boys,
all of which we are
pleased to show sonny
and his mamma and papa,
and we herewith invite
them to call.
Plenty of Good Clothes,
Furnishings apd Hats for
the “grown-ups,” too.
Your patronage is appre
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we’ll use every effort to
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S. E. Cor. King and Hasell sts
Charleston, S. C
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Doors Sash ood Blinds
Columns and Balusters; Grilles
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Windows.
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CHARLESTON, SC