The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 01, 1909, Image 2
LAW AS TO SIGNBOAP^S. f J
CASTOR IA
UW RfQURES
ROADS Stt\'d H POSTED.
What Is CASTORIA
far Castor OH,
It la
Ha ita g a—a too. It
U mam DftarrlMoa and Wind
Vtoonblea, curaa Constipation
Mies the Food, regulates the
gtrtatg healthy and natural sleep.
Mother's Friend.
CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sean tke Bifnatnre of
lit £M Yob Haro Always Bought
in Um For Over 30 Years.
peea e«MTau«
EHRHARDT HAPPENINGS
Hhrhardt, Auj^. 27.—Speci
al: The merchants and busi
ness men are K ett ' n tf r< ' a( ly for
a hustling fall trade. Heavy
shipm(mts of merchandise are
being received, and riv* pros
pects for a large business were
never so bright. I he cotton
market has opened up, and up
to Thursday there were
shipped from this station 30
bales. The price at which cot
ton sold here Thursday was
11 50. The railroad is putting
in a larger platform to handle
the crop this season, and will
Alice—1 mipnope Isabel is
completely reconciled to the logp
of her first husband, isn ; t ehe
Kmily—Oh! ye*, but they say
her aecond husband -probably
never will become reconciled to
it.
C H11 r • n Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
CASTORIA
Friend—does the baron, your
fO!i-in-law sp^ak with much of
an accent. Kichpurse—He did
when he discovered how I had
fixed his wile’s dower .
D'wn'f Keirulf!, rnri* constipation,
tone the stomach,. «'iiuniate ihe liver,
promote ditfe-tiou and appetite amt easy
• ” 1 • . ,1 ,, 1 1 ot- the b^sla. A-k your
repair and n paint tht d< jtc t. for tiiem. cents a box.
The town is doing Some —- . —•— -
Torturinj; ecs^tna spread* its burning
area ever*’ day. Doan’s Oiutment
quickly stops Its spreading, instantly
relieves the itchi ig, cure* it |>ermaixent-
ly. At any drug store.
It i* not given out whether Wu
Ting Fang ia tecalled for his own,
hia country'* or America’s good.
Your complexion a* well aa your
tdbaper le rendered miserable by a dis
ordered liver By taking Chamberlain’i
Stomach and Liver Tablet* yon can lm ■
prove both Bold by all dealara.
necessary work on the streets. | “\Vhnt i-i the secret of your
having had them graded and life?” a*ked Mrs Browning of
clayed, and cement side-walks! ch «rle« Kingdey; “tell me, that
are now being put down. I n- 1 Hij re j ie(1 ^ ha(1 a triend.”
fortunately the mixing of the
cement was not properly done
on a large part of what has
been done, consequently the
work is not satisfactory'. How
ever, the work of laying the
balance has been stopped, and
the contract will be given out
in a short while to some con
tractor who knows his busi
ness.
The Ehrhardt Graded
school will have a high school
department this term, and in
order to accommodate this de
partment a new room is being
added to the old building.
The post office has been
moved from where it has been
for many years in the store of
the Conrad Ehrhardt Company
to that of the Ehrhardt
Grocery. F. H. Copeland, the
assistant postmaster has charge
of the office in its new quarters.
H. Karesh has returned
from New York and Baltimore
where he has been purchasing
his stock of goods.
E. P. Copeland has removed
into his new residence on
Broadway.
Go WUb A Roab.
The dtmaad for that woadorftl Stom-
sch, Livar and Kidnoy ou* Dr KUu'*
Mrw Lite Mite—to —towsdtsg Jbo
dteywor tell to opr* Boor
111 EH Ym bn Aim HkH
P. P. P.
^ 9. T. r. wO purify and vhaNn yoor
Sa5S£VSl»KSSS , ' h ’ w
_ A pnmteMtf railroad MmrrintaadMrt at
iaa*)L MOWtea with Malaria. Drmp-
1 w if to oould Uvaforww, If b, could
iy*g*tP. P. P."
If you «r«ttrad out from uvarwork—d
dm» noutoamaut, mto
P. P! P.
If you ara 1
P. P. P.
JL’”'—
P. P. P.
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ff r |to aatouTt
P. P. P.
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:MaUy toh, M* feat
'1: e e has been sorue di%6uS§iou
in aever ii newspaper* lately as
o the law requiring the public
roada to be poated with sign
boards at all forka or crotsioge.
1 he law ia vwry clear hut it it
•ot generally enforced. Follow
ing ia the law on the aubject:
“Sec. 446. Any person or
poraona who ahall cat down,
burn or deface any mile poet or
atone, erected by the county
commissioners or county super*
visor of any county, he, she or
they, upon conviction thereof
shall forfeit and pay the sum of
ten dollars, to be recovered by
indictment or information be
fore any court of competent ju
risdiction*
4, 8ec. 447. If any person
shall wilfully demolish, tnrow
down, alter, or deface any gnide
post, every person so offending
shall, upon conviction thereof
betore any magistrate of the
proper county be lined in a sum
of not exceeding ten dollars and
the cost of suit, or be sentenced
to labor on the public works of
the county for a term of oot
more than thirty days, and the
money when collected, shall be
by the magistrate collecting the
same, paid over to the county
treasurer.
“S*e. 418. The county board
k»
of commissioners of an) county
neglecting to cause the public
highways in their county to be
posted and numbered and to!
have pointers erected at each
fork of said highways declaring
the direction of such highways
shall be liable to pay the sum of
leu dollars for each and every
said neglect, to be recovered by
indictment in the court of gen
eral sessions of the county with
in which the same occurs, to be
collected and paid to the treas
urer of such couuty for the use
of the county. Provided, That
no county commissioner shall be
liable to said penalty who shall
put said pointer at such times as
he shall have his division of
roads worked.”
The civil code of South Caro
lina lias also a section bearing
upon this which gives the county
commissioner authority to erect
such sign boards and charge the
cost to the county; and the ne
glect of this can be construed by
ihe public to mean that they are
indilferent to the convenience of
the public. The section is as
follows:
“Sec. 1.837. Each road
overseer within his district may
erect and keep up, at the ex
pense of the county, at the forks
and cross roads a post and guide*
board, or finger board, contain
ing an inscription in legible let
ters, directing the way and dis
tance to the town or towns, or
public pfaces. situated on each
road respectively.”—Spartan
burg Journal.—York ville En
quirer.
Ain’t it
Awful!”
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Hew mom agent* and dealers
will—•tebrioats?" Just tbs other »
day aa agent told one ol oar cat •
toaten be coaid sell him a piano
“just as good" as tbs Stteff tor
ever so aiaob torn money. It so
toppeoed oar customer knew the
difference, and knows tbs Arm
of Chao. M. Bttoff has never at*
tempted to mlstoad a cuatomer.
If It warn poatobte for an agent to
mil an good a piano aa the Btieff,
bow could be aell it for leee
money t
Don’t be fooled, bay your
piano from the time honored
firm of Cba*. M. Btieff, the old
reliable.
Chas. 2L Stieff
Manufacturer of the
Artistic Stieff Shaw and
Stieff Selfplayer Pianos
Southern Wareroom:
5 W. Trade St.
Charlotte, » N. 6.
G H- WILMOTH,
Manager.
MENTION THIS PAPER.
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ERUIT JARS COMPLETE.
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2 quarts 95c. dozen,
1 quart 75c, d6th«i.
1 pint 60. doteiv
Extra tops 40. dbzeir.
Extra Rubbers:
Red 10c. dozen
Black 5c dozen.
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HYRNE'S STORt
Walterboro, * •
South Carolina.
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You once could eat anything you I utoraach, and therefore will do the
wanted, and your stomach would
digest it.
But now there 1 * some things which
your stomsch won’t digest. Your
stomach absolutely refuses to accom
modate you when you certain
food—ao you have been forced by your
stomach to eat food which you de
tested, and pass up those delicacies
that you would have really enjoyed.
There ia now a way to eat any
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Our Guarnatee
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A Hurry I p Call
Quick! Mr Drugmst | Quick!—A box
of Buckton’s Arnica Halve—Hera’s a
ua*»cr—For the love of Moses, hurry!
sb j a burned htmeelf, ten ibly—John
nie cut his foot with the an—Mamie’s
scsldsd—Pa can’t walk from piles-*-
Billie has bolls—ard my corns aeba.
She got K and soon cured all the family.
Its the greatest healer on earth. Sold
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Id one thing only Count Zeppe
lin seems not original. Ha re
cently said that the reports of
hit death were greatly exagger
ated.
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at cost. We have just received
an enormous shipment of fall
shoes, so must close out the
balance of the Summer goods.
It means money to you to see
us before you buy any shoes.
J M WITSELL SUPPLY GO.
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Walterboro, : : S. C
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