Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I ' | ^ I EXPERT ENGINEER TO COME 10 COLLETON 1 /*' i The* matter pl'applyinjj for the expert engineer from the I V J U [H 4 M > I I I M < * * 'I I 'I ♦ I I * > >■♦ ff I Two h*lM ff cotton wer« «)H h#r»> , • > ymerdujr for f 162 Tbev were •o'. l ro Local and Personal : ‘ r ‘ 1 Dr " V * T" *'t*,.'! JifZSSS liS Uwfice of Good^Roiat, Department of Agriculture, was pre-, t’ottou »oM here reoteuUy for 1-4.. EijrfcfleM. returned Wednewloy evening s nted by G. W. Sweat 3nd \\ . \\ . bmoak, Jf., yesterday at Capto w Way wmin town Mouday-: mucb 1 “ prov * d bf tb * ir onUD * the regular meeting of th^; lioard of County Commissioners. Hot John Keroba'A reotor of st Mi- j, n j t j u . p ra y er t ,f the petition ot the County Farmers’ Union. I .1 1> Ryoher of Roand wm day. . here Mcu- L W Ihley here Moi>da>. of HendersouTiUe, Wftl' rhnel« church, t’barlertou accomi>a' t«t1 »(«nt fr<<m Wodtw*- I dav io >t»itiuE»y with hii« aou. Dr T O Uvill 1 »e , Kershaw by Mrs K«r»hiiw. from Wedt ca-j''■ as granted l)\ the Board. forwarded at once The application lor the anil his services secured expert at th«? 1’lyde C’foty of Green Pond, was in town yesterday. eirliest practicable moment. I'h:* Board has not yet decided id i • i j .u t. -n j i. .l » _ • . Lad bu^inesa in .1 D Yarn of Shiloh, town yealeiday. (. ol J W Hill Of CottageTille wa» in town Monday. B Lary buuday in Beaufort with relativea J R Lawrence tui-nd Charleaton last Week on buaiuesa. Joe M Moorerwent to Charleaton the latter part oi tne week. 1! T Herndon, of Ruffin, paid u» a pleawuit visit Monday. L J Mas server of Adam* Ron. wm here on buMneas yesterday. J K Hmoak, yowmaster at Smoaks. wa« in town yesterday. Mike Fox of John's Island, wa* among our pteasatit caller* jeaterday >, A E Martin of Raveoel, was a pleasant caller at oar office yesterday. « > Delaney Herndon of Roffln. called to na while in town raiurday- B R Bennett of Ledge, was among our pleasant visitor* Thmeday.. Dr L M Strickland of Hmonks wae among those in town Monday. Jno F Lucas had boalnees in Charles ton last week, reluming Saturday. H L Krokman, Baq, of Charleston, had professional boalnees in town Monday. id road to construct. The members of t • » 4 1 ines and Dr. C« E. Kinsey. At Mr. Sweat's request Smoak accomfkUlied him when he went before the board. Mr. J M Padgett end R O Reynolds of Jacksonboro. were in town Monday. Mr and Mrs Jes K Peunfoy spent Sun day at Beaufort, returning Monday morning: (Japt A C Hbaffer baa returned from Ba'ana, R C wheie he has been for the summer. Mr and Mrs Perry Hiers have returned to Mt Holly, after a delightful vialt to her mother. W F Hmoak of NV alterboro, t R F D 1, was a welcome visitor to our eanctntu Thursday. FB Fuoh tf Charleaton, formerly »i resident of Mallei boro, was m town yesterday. Mias Eva Mace, who has been visiting ether home in Marion, returned Iasi week. ~ Dr H M Carter, of Bmoeks, was among those who called to see ue walls In town Friday. ' The handsome rosidanos of J M W it- sell on Ham pi on btreet, is nearing com pletion. Mias Doris Lorine Graves ie a very welcome visiloi at the nome ot Mr and Mrs B H G raves. > Dr Jno M Klein apent Friday night on Halllvau’a 1st ana i> the guest of Mr Mrs M Hornik, W K U’f^ain and Jeff Blocker, of Horae reu, were in town on ousiuese in 2.iwh yesterday. The members of i be fcion Mlaaionary Hociety aie requested io meet ouuua/ aUerooou to re organiite. Mra A J Locaa and little daughter, Reese, ot M Augusiiue, Fia, are vumng at the home of Mia E L Luca*. Married on Huoday. September 5, Jeff Wiggins and Mias Angie Driggers, of WaUerboio by Magistrate Bryau. Mr and Mra M G Morrall have re turned In m a veiy pltasaai visit to Mn Mofiairs rehuiveeat V* liaon, N C X n Mias Annie Hatterwbite of Baltimore, seili ariiye m town Omutday io be with Mra W A Black again inis season. Mia J h Hmitb and children of Smoaks spent sstutaay aJh ounuay at the nome ot ker brother Mi W bmoae, Jr. GJ Pet kins of Jaoktouboro, one ot our oototed sub-cnoera, was in town Thursday aud ciine to see u*. . Mra W B Daniee aud rhiidreu| of Havaunan, ate s|«t.diLg aomeiitue in town with her atstet, Mr* V> E Fraaer. Prof K B Be.Iitger will teach the Ml Caituel s«.nool mis term. Inis school will open tne Ural Monday in October. J D Hmoak of Btnoak*. was in attend ance cl me Maalci a Bales Monday, as agent tor aranhaueulie anu.inubcr Co. Miss Mattie Padgett of Htuoaks, has been elected teacher of the labernae.e school. Hue will begin the first stouday in October. Mr and Mra John Padgett aud tamily of Gainesville, Fia, are in town visiting at the borne tf his father, Caj t. li u i‘adgett. Hmoak* and H llliauia crossed bats on the bmoaka diamond .Friday afternoon, reeulung in a victory for camuaas, the score being H to 6. MrsJi.oH Peorifoy and little son,^ Kmiie, have returned from HuUivan s ieiand, where they have been spending tne anmrusr. Prof J C Rett lea ol Puts Grove, came to see os Thurecay, bringing wita him a beg of deitgtium scupperuonga, which She office force enjoyed. Mies Lada Patterson, of Wiiterfaoro, SCHOOL NOTICL The private school of Miaa Helen E. Malone will open on Monday, Heptem her 80. The petronege of those desiring the peculiar advantages offered by a school of this kind, la solicited. Mies Malone is n teacher of ezperieaoe, and has devoted much attention to the study of modern principles of school teaching. It Is the endeavor to give ench ohlld n •ore foundation in the eeeantiala of eda- cetlonjto develops n tests for learning, to minimise evil ioflaeacee, end to as sist him to form a noble character, Boy* and girls prepared for college. Radi- mentery Green taught. For further in- fertnatkm please apply to -dies Malone at early as possible. R F D MEETING. The Colleton County R. F. D. As sociation met at the court house here Saturday night, and enjoyed a pleas ant meeting, despite the fact that the attendance was small. Several applications for membership were received and the same officers re elected. Paul k. Crosby is the en thusiastic president of the associa tion. SOME FINE HAY. Col. C. D. May last week cut his twelve acres of peavine hay near town, and it was a beantiful land scape scene when placed in stacks over the field. Col. May gathered the latter part of May fifty bushels of oats per acre on this filled and June 8 and 9 planted the peas. He estimates that it has made two tons per acre of the finest kind of hay. This will give him an income per acre of not less than $80 which beats cotton all to pieces. What he has done other persons can do. Woman Iovm a clear, rosy complex ion. Burdock Blood Bitter* purifiee the blood, cieare the skin, restore* ruddy, sound health A Tonic Dyspepsia. Chronic Constipa tion, Billiousness, etc., are greatlv beneiitted by the use of Shuptrine’s Liver Pills 10 PILLS DOStS CENTS Don’t fail to try them when you want results. The pills are pleasant to take. Act promptly and never gripe. SHUPTRINE COMPANY. Savannah. Ga. Classified Mvertisemcats. NOTICE—All persons who have sub scribed to etock In the Colleton Coon- tv Fair Amociatiou are requested to ^ make payment to the nnder«igaed at once—50% per abate, or |5.00 T O Kershaw Hep 7 RW Hec * OenT Mgr. It la of intereet to note the high aland- Inc of a Southern institution. Statis tic* have been prepared teat show, that the JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Raleigh. N. C. is one of the strongest inanraooe companies in America and is stronger In proportion to Its aaaete, sarpius and iaanraace reports than any other oom- paay was a its aga Mr* L * Beach who ha* been •p-’id-i hich road the work will be done on, but one of the heaviest: tng sometime with her purenm i e*r * ’ * , town. Mr en>i Mr* Heurv Hiott, viii, v.md beds m the county will be used to demonstrate the kind rernrn to her home at Waycrosa. “k d f ,f roa( ] to construct. ‘ . uex a uray. | q metnbers of the committee were G. \V. Sweat, R E. Cadet A Clive Hier* of SmoAk*, wn in town Mojday Mr Hiets ha* ;a*t tf tushed teaching a two month* tern, of the Backbead school an^i will rest f« r a month before returning to the Citadel. Mr and Mrs C L Fuhbnrne sod t htl' of Estell. have returned to town and are staying with the latter'* mother, Mm L M Frtpp. Mr Fisbbnrne will open a meicautile business tn the near tutu * Tba Baptist Mi*sionsry Society »mi the Parsonage Aid Society of the M t ■ odist church, will meet toseiher ibL *.f ternoon at S oV.ock at the church. Members are requested W le present Cart and Mr* T J Blanchard, Mr a* d Mr* .1 M Smith and children, and Mr and Mrs H H McKietben. formed a dc ightful mountain party) who have beeu ■pending several week* io the high an da of North Carolina. They returned Wednesday. THE SORT OF ROAD WE GET BY LABOR TAX. THIS KIND OF ROAD CAN BE BUILT BY A COUNTY IF IT WILL RAISE A FUND BY BOND ISSUE OR HIGH TAX. WANTED—My friends to know that I am now prepared to take permanent and transient boarders. Have new quarters with all modern convenien ces- Bates reasonable. Mra Rich’d L White. tS Wentworth St, Charleaton, 8 C. WANTED—Oie to ten heed aeet hog*. Will buy or ffctten on abates. 91 tf J W Canon. WANTED—Yon to know that I have e comp'ete line of fn^itan, stove*, etc. I carry on a general line of repair work, each as organa, sewing machi nes, and bicycles • L N Glover. 8-11. ROAD lllllllllllll mymm DO SUBSCRIBERS READ ADVERTISEMENTS? To satisfy ourselves on this ques tion and tp test the value of this space to us, we are offering this Large, Durable and handsome $5.00 READ ROCKER For Only $2.85 This Offer good until this adver tisement is discontinued. MAIL ORDERS .GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. I ■& HARDWARE CO. I THE FIRESIDE The musical tal- FOR SALE FOR SALE—Schorl book*, school sup plies, pens, ink. pencils e»c The Press end StandhH. FOR RENT OR 8ALE-Road*ide Plan- , p ii ^ • tation, Aabepoo River, at Aabepoo 0111 Ol all liatlOHS IS station, A C L R B, about two hun dred and fifty (8A0) acre* of rice !aD<1s, •ixty(SO) acre* fine high land, two vniir rlittnnaul if hundred (900) acrea woo-*d land, pine yOUr UlSpOSai II and hard woods 8 G Stonev, ' 0 8 At Charleston, 8. C. FOR SAL&rFoar desirable farm* near the town of Walterboro. 9 95 3t A Wlchman & Son. FOR SALE—Just received a car load of ,, Augusta Brick. Price* quoted on ap plication Can till orders fer auy amonnt. 8 25 tf J M McKenzie. KILLS FLEAS, cures the worst case of mauge—Bic<ti*e* Mange Cure. N< t poisennua. Full line Bioaite* Dog Kemedie* for sale by Jno M Klein. MJSINeSA LOCALS. School *upplie». writing tablet*, ink ana pencil* at Klein’s. Fre*h tu'pip see-1* for fall planting at B G H\rue’*, Walterboro * » Nunualiy’s candies alway* fresh, .l**- lightful at Klein’*. Freah ’urnlp **®d* for fal! platting at B O Hjrne’a, Walterboro o Garden Klein's. seed* for fall p’autiug *< Shoe polish, black, tan and wlite at B G Hyrne’a. All the leading magazinea and periodi cals at Klein’s. Baggage, freight or anything healed deliver* ‘ or delivered, dey or night. 8 35 tf Large cans of talcum anywhere, at any ’Phoee48bor 15;. J. W. McKenzie um*. 95 cent* a can m powder, at Klein’s. fall poand. * 6 or 6 doses ‘’668" will care any case of Chills and Fever. Price 85c. 4 14 6 mo* Call op Klein’s two ’phono* Not 28 or 81 Shoe polish, blaok, ton and whit* at B G Byroe’e. "fMPwtH out eay eoaa you OWN AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH May we show- you i the New Fireside Model retailing at $22.00 and explain how easy it is to o ^ own one? Let’s talk •u • it over. USE TIME AND MONEY WELL Call at the Brick Store, where you will find certain merchandise oftered at less than half V price. We must reduce this stock, we need * the space, we need the money. Ordinarily a Dollar is worth a hundred cents, but in purchasing certain goods which we . ■ J are now oftenng, it is worth more than TWO HUNDRED CENTS. Our stock is complete—our method of busi- , ness pure and simple, and cur desire to please is constant and untiring. We want your patronage and shall do all in our . . * power to ment it. COLLETON MERC. & MFC. CO. S. fINN’S JEWDNY STORE COOK-GREEN FURNITURE CO Dress Patterns. Mens’ and Boys’ Clothing, House Furnishing Goods. FURNITURE & STOVES. CASH OR CREDIT, EASY PAYMENTS. COURTHOUSE SQUARE. P. P. P, Mes Marvelous Cum ii Blood Poison, Rkeuatii aid Mil p. p. stivnc hanpimM ill P. purifies the Mood, builds up Mm :th to weakened nerves, expels disease, giving the patient h« ness, where sickness, gloomy feelings end Lassitude first prevailed. and debilitated, ghee the patient health end u blood potion, mercurial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and In all blood And skin diseases, like blotches, pimples, old chrome ulcers, tetter, scald bead, we sav without fear of contradiction that P. P. P, io tfco purifier in the world. Ladies whose systems ere poisoned and who** blood is hi sa Impure oon- „ -- peeulterl^ benefitted by the WOte* Root and r. V. UmiAN, MVANNAH 9 GA. ditioa larities, era V