The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 22, 1909, Image 8

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» « 1 1 1 c. b 4 I »I I I M M l -M -M 1111 H 4 Local and Personal :: '4 It 1 * I M I I'l I I M H»4 4-l I I l». Schocl dayo are here at tat. Cotton *old here yesterday for 1‘2 S!* H Crosby paid this office a pleasHiit" call Satuuiat. • -a Wau* and for sale ado 23 cents for 25 word* or Its*. One cent a word for ail over 25 word- Hutiues* locals tire cents a line TKACHKRS KXAM1NATH>X. ynnCK-There wT T F* - M t> Hiott of Hound was in Saturday and came to se* u». town R K .^moak of Rnffln, wa* iu to see us Saturday. R K I) No 2 •lolin S Cmer of Rufliu wn»* in town Saturday on a b.JtdneM trip. J B ^rcoak of Rntfiu, R K D 2 was in town M<>uday. I> Bennett K*q. ot Lod^e bad busi ness in town Monday .1 O Jsquea dr. of Cottareville was in town Monday. K I* Wicitman had busiuesa in Char- lesttu Wednesday. J J Siueatb of Round was in town Mon- day. H A Crosby of Islaodtonlwas a pleasant caller at oar office yesterday. J K Rente, Jr, of Islandton, is here attending the High school. T K Dodd, of Round is attendinc the High ack'joi here. ^ Miss Mabell Graves spent last week In town visiting relatives. F M Morris has accepted a position with J W Carson. Mias Helen K Malone’s school had *an auspicious opening Monday morning. Hon G W Way of Mt Camel, was among those who called to see ue Friday Mrs O Bauls and ohldren who have been visiting relatives here, returned to her home yesterday in Alabama. Prof V V Farrow of the Henderson* rllle graded school, was a pleasant taller to our office Saturday. itev and Mrs G P Penny ot Mashaw- villa were pleasant visitors to our office Tburaday. PJ Lucas would like to have the C on who has the town*a disinfecting p return it to him. OttO Welty of Charleston was in town last week. Wr Welty is with the Cable Company. The higher grades of -the Walter boro High School, assembled yesterday morn- toff. W W Smoak, 8r, of Hmoaks, who has been visiting his son here, will return home this morning. Miai Juanita Parmer of Florence is the charming guest of her cousin, Miss Lillian Paimer. Mr and Mrs H H Crosby and children of Greeu Pond spent Sunday in town visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs W M Addison of Colom bia are ■pending sometime with his parents, Mr and Mrs J P Addison of Cottagevilie Mias Louis Jaques of Cottageville Is attending the High school here. She is slopping at the home ol L G Owens. Walter Renton, ot Oroohrum, Ga, is vtMtiag hie patents, Mr and Mrs H M Benton. Saturday being n legal holiday. Yum Kippor, the stores of those holding the Jewish faith will be otoeed. Ooaart Binns, manager of the Colleton County Telephone oompany, has a new motorcycle to use in hie work, Peniel baseball team defeated Ever green team last Saturday afternoon on the letups diamond Soora: 6 to 4. The Kreeo people of Detroit, have written to Dr Jno M Klein asking that be represent them with an exhibit at the conaty Pair. Willie O Benton, representative of ShnptilneCo, of Savannah, spent Inst weak in Colleton. Mr Benton was in town Saturday nod Sunday. Daniel Carter of Lodge was In town Saturday. Mr Carter has been living in Hampton bat has decided again to oast hie lot with Colleton. Mias Mamin Stokes left Thursday morning for Hampton wham she has been elected as one of the teachers In 4he graded school. > Mias Mamie Calloway of Gastonia, N C who was re-elected as one ot the grad ed school teachers for the approaching term, arrived in town Friday night. Mias Meadowa or Florence is among the pleasant visitors In town this She ie visiting her conein Mim Lillian A J Anderson, of Hendersonrille, has the MorraH residence St and will move in with his family the latter part of the week. J M Witeell has jnat completed hie new residence on Semptoo St. and wiU move his family in one day the latter part of the wnek. Mias Louie Jequee and Miss Celia Warren returned a few days ago to their home at Cottageville, after spending the eommer at Pablo Beach and Jackson ville, Fie They enjoyed their visit to The Land of Flow era, having visited the principal oiliee of the State. The Walterboro town Library will open for fell months on Monday and Friday afternoon from S o'clock until ■unset. Many of the books ere Kissing tad the librarian will be glad to have them rotnraed as eo Inaay now people are aoWiag into town that the patronage ought to iacraesi rapidly. We are pleased to be informed that good advice to parents. ! Classified Advertisements- I feel sure that I s|**ak truly when I say that the teachers of the graded scHool enter upon the'r ,wo*k \M’h a proper serjjje of responsibility and with a pqijftxvJt to do the hfst year’s work of their live^ It i* "ur—pnr- pose to give “Walterboro the school she needs. The teachers have t he j assurance of the co-operation of the board of trustees; they need as well | the co-operation of every parent and of a loyal student body. Let everybody magnify the school. (here will Ik* enough' merit. F’ sure, to call forth you/—eommenda- a regular teacher*, txamination at the <’oar»- |iom«<., WalteGxvro Friday, Oct. 1. |5H«p, beginning at U o’clock Ap plicant* tor two hem’ certificate* will p'en*« b« on hand prompt!v (1 W BLACK. SR. Conutv Snpt • f Education. Walterboro, b C, Septal, IIhs.i *.» i58t tion. youjF—A'( the m first enroll Enroll your children on day if possible. I>o not enroll the little folks before they are six years old; it is unwise They will do bet ter work if they are entered at seven years old. We must teach . trn ) NOT ICK—Ail peraoas who hav* *ub- *cnf»e<l to atock in the Colleton Oua tv Fair Aeeocia jon are requested to make p><vinent to the under-igned at once—50' ,, per ihare or $5 On T O Kershaw Sep 7 1900 Sec A (JcnT Mgr. It 1* of intereot to note the high aland- in - of a Southern inetitutiori. Siatie- no bav* been prepared t vat show that the JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Raleigh, our boys and girls the two essential .j N. C , u one of the etrongeat inanranoe requisites of school discipline obedience and study. We must exercise faith in the teacher that she will give no hurtful command nor assign any needless task. If there shall arise in your mind any cause for complaint, come directly to the principal, he will gladly in vestigate and remedy the trouble. Tell him your purpgae for your boy or girl, let him help you to work that purpose out. There may be some things which he cught to know which might take weeks for him to find out, Charming has de clared: 'Tt requires more wisdom to educate a child properly than it requires to govern a state.” This i know, we are shaping character, preparing homes, building a state while we are educating our children. Surely it calls for the best that is in child parent and teacher. Come and see the school at work. Faithfully Yours Hugo G. Sheridan, Principal GRAFfcASES ON. The celebrated “graft” cases aie being tried in Columbia this* week. Howell aud Gruber, at torneys for John Black, are in at tendance upon the trial. compostos la America sod is stronger iu proportion to It* assets, surplus and insurance report* than any other com pany was 11 it* age WANTS. WANTED—To lease or sell mv at ire on the Wllltown road. 1 1-2 mile* from Clement Mineral berlng*, In the midst of the truck tamer*. Come and tee it. Apply to 8 B Butler, 9 15 4t Meggett, S. C, WANTED—The public to know that I have opened an up-to-date merchaa- dtae business at the B P Hudson Old Plantation. Call and see me. 9 15 3t J M Gaaklne. WANTED—The public to know that tbe Savoy is still open and that all cold drinks and fruits can be had at any time. 9 22 2t WANTED—To board several student* durtrg tbe school term Rates reason- able. Opposite acbool house W H Grant. WANTED—My friend* to know that I am now prepared to take permanent and transient boarders. Have new quarters with all modern convenien ces Rates reasonable. Mrs Rich’d L White, Hi Wentworth 8t, Charleston, 8 C. WANTED—Some good fodder and corn in the ear. W W Smoak, Jr. 0 WANTED—You to know that I have e complete line of furniture, atovee, etc. I carry on w general line of repair work, such as organs, sewing machi nes, and bicycles- L N Glover. 9-11. it. THE MERCHANT.” The Merchant is a Family Home Pa per, carefally edited eo that nothing is printed that is not calculated to interest or instruct. It Is delivered Free of oharge, and we believe It is doing some good. It has pointed to many afflicted ones the road to Restored Health, and iu this way has saved many Uvea. We shall be glad to know that you hud i; interesting and will be pleased to hand you extra copies for your friends, should you so desire. We will at all •time* be pleased to see you at our store, and will take pains to show yo« our stock of goods aud give you our prices. This will not place yon under soy obligation to purchase, but we are confident 4hat our complete stock and fair prices will appeal to you, and that we eha'l be fkvored with at least a fair share of your patronage. In any event, we promise you careful attention aud court eous treatment. We aim to make friends end try to please all If being uniformly polite, prompt and aooomodating. We want you to get in • tbe habit oi coming or sending to us for articles you need in our line, and If pure goods, low prices, constant attention and civility will do eo, we will make you our ouetomera and friends. We appeal to yoar judgment end interest; end with an earnest deter- miuattoa to treat all fairly and honestly we ask your consideration; and, on these principles we base our claim to aud solicit a ahare of, your patronage. Yours truly, A O Hiott. FOR SALE FOR SALK—School books, school sup plies, pens, ink, pencils, etc The rreas and Standard. FOR RENT OR SALK-Roadside Plan tation, Ashepoo River, at Aahepoo station, A C L R R, about two hun dred and fifty (250) sore* of rich lauds, sixty (60) acres fine high land, two hnndred (200) acres wooded land, pine and hard woods. 8 G Stoner, 9 8 4t Charleston, 8. C. FOR SALE—Joet received a oar load of Augaeta Brick. Prices quoted on ap plication. Can fill orders for any amount. 8 25 tf J M McKensie. BUSINESS LOCALS. A Tonic Dyspepsia, Chronic Constipa tion, Billiousneas, etc., are greatly benefitted by the use of Shuptrine’s Liver Pills * 10 Don’t fail to try them when you want results. The pills are pleasant to take. Act promptly and never gripe. SHUPTR1NE COMPANY, Savannah. Ga. 5 or 6 doese ‘'666" will cure any of Chills aud Fever. Price 25c. 4 14 6 mot For all general disinfecting purposes use Kreeo. One taMespoonful to thfae pints of water. At Kleins. Shoe polish, black, tan and white at B O Byrne’s. ‘9 The Janut bottle keeps milk, coffee or beverages, hot or cold, tor 72 hours, 5 or 6 do*es *‘666'’ will cure any case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. 4 14 6 oioa. Razor strops—endless variety, Baker raaors are the Ixei. Large stock to se lect from. Klela'e. Fresh turnip seeds for fall planting at B Q Hyroe's, Walterboro. Fever thaf Masters 75c up at Klein’*. Shoe polish, blaok, ten nod wlite at B 10 Hyrne’a. Baggage, freight or anything hauled or delivered, anywhere, at any time, day or night. 'Phone 46b or 15j. J. W. McKenzie. 8 83tf NOTICE. tnor x or reuse, SHriS HAIR PUFFS 95c. % . * Wig*. Toupees, Switches, Me at aches at corresponding moderate terms. Oomblngs made up. Quick service. npitaken. Aon* IJuir Co. SAVANNA!, GA. JOHN J MARTIN DEAD. Adam’s Run. Sept. 19 —The rela tives and friends of Mr. John J- Mar tin were grieved to learn of hw Meath, which occurred at his old an cestral home at 4 a. m. Sunday. Sep- tember the 12th. HehadLeenin feeble health fori I several months, jaundice and other complications hastened the end. The funeral services were conduct ed by his pastor, the Rev. John Dal ton. assisted by Rev. John Tuten. a venerable minister who had known ttye deceased from eh^dhood. He sleeps ,^at the old Stono Baptist Church beside several beloved chil dren who proceeded him to the spirit land. ‘‘Uncle John,” as he was familiar ly •called, was greatly beloved, as was evidenced by the large concourse of people who attended his funeral. He served for years as trustee of the public schools and had the interest of the patrons always at heart. He never made a prayer in public, but he w’as a true and devoted friend to the widow and orphan. His was a generous nature, gbove the pretty spiteu of the average, and many will miss him in more ways than one. We delighted in gathering his rel atives and friends around his hearth, so it was the exception and not the rule, to find only the members of his immediate family there. He was 56 years old the 2nd day of last April. He leaves a wife and sevenchildren also an adopted daugh* ter to mourn his loss. Mr. Martin is also survived by five brothers and one sister and many nieces and nephews. Do not grieve dear ones, he has only proceeded you and is safe with Jesus, whom he leaned so trustingly upon as the end drew near. He was a devoted father, a kind neighbor, and a true friend-some of his friendships being unbroken from boyhood, so his place can never be filled: but we bow in submission to His will and pray for strength to bear this sorrow with Christian grace and fortitude. May the God of the fatherless and widow comfort the bereaved ones. Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Ed.^Mstftin, Miss Pellie Martin, and Mr. Ed. Chinnis came up from Charleston to attend the funeral of Mr. Martin. More Anon. Fresh turnip aeeda for fall planting at B (J Hyrne’a, Waiter bon'. School auppltes, tablets, inks, pencils and school bags at Klelni. We now have a good supply of dry batteries and can let you have all you need. 2t o Colleton Co. Tel. Co. Use Kreeo disinfectant for stables and poultry yards at Kleins. There will be an entertainment at Ashton Knights of fythta hell on Oc tober L IMA promptly a 0 o’clock p. m., for tbe benett of tbe Ashton Bnndny school.. A smalledeeittonoofee will be charged;' Adnlts 10 ooata and children five cents. Everybody It cordially in vited to- ettoad. Good moelo «ad re freshments will bo aervod ot yoar in quest. b 4 LIVELY COTTON BUYING Yesterday was the Union cotton selling day for walterboro. The County Business Agent had arranged for a representative from an export ing house in Savannah to be present, and some lively bidding resulted be tween this bidder and the local deal ers. As a consequence of this and a rising market, cotton jumped from 12:25 to 12:65 and some sold as high as 12:89. The most of this cotton was pur chased by E. T. H. Shaffer and A. wichman & Son. NOTICE TO TELEPHONE SUB SCRIBERS. It will be neceaaary for ua to enforce our system of collecting telephone rent and long distance meeragee, as eo much time ia taken for collecting that the manager has very little time to devote toward improving the system. Rent for telephones oat of town is due in advance on the first of each quarter end most be paid by the 15th of the Aral ith of the qaarter. Rant for telephones in town Is due in advance on the first of each month and mast be paid by the 10th of the month- Subscriber* may pay quarterly in ad vance if they eo desire. All long distance messages are doe on tbeflret ot the folloe ing month and must be paid promptly. I) le very es sential that you oo-operate with ue in these rules In order to secure good service. Very truly, COZART BINNS, M«r. SCHODL NOTICE. The private school of Mias Helen E. Malone will open on Monday, Septem ber 60. The patronage of thorn desiring the peculiar advantages offered by a school of this kind, is solicited. Mies Malone is a teacher of eXperieace, and has devoted much attention to the study of modern principles of achool tooobln| It te the endeavor to give each child a •ore foundation in the essential! of oda- catioajto develops a taata for learning, to minimi as evil infloaaeea, end to ao- to form a aobte character, Boye end gftrie prepared for ootlege. Radi- !W fhrthar in to JUk VbtoM ’ * \* ; r , v " • :v,” v . Word Puzzle. Starting with the letter S in the centre and reading in any direction, how many times can you spell “Shop' at Brown’s?” --•N N W O R B R O YV N S N W O R B T B R O YV N W O R B T A T B R O YV O R B T A P A T B R (X R B T A P O P A T B R B T A P O H Q. P A T B T A P O H s H O P A T B T A P O H O P A T B R B T A P O P A T B R O R B T A P A T B R O W O R B T A T B R O YV N W O R B T B R O YV N S N W O R B R O W N S I L f HARDWARE GO. “THE BUSY BUSINESS.” Announcement We beg.to announce to our patronizers of Colleton county that on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, we will open a branch Jewelry Store at Ehrhardt, S. C., under the management of a Jeweler Specialist of the trade. Every body in Colleton County knows the kind of treatment we have given our customers for years and we will keep up the same policy in our branch Store in Ehrhardt. o " v i We hope to get the same patronage as before, in both places. S. FINN'S JEWELRY STORE. WUnilOM MID EHUUIDI s. c. To the three persona spelling ‘‘Shop at Brown’s” as directed above, the greater number of times we will award the following Prizes: 1st Prize—Your choice of any Arm Rocker in our store not ex ceeding $5.00 value. 2nd Prize—Any article in our Hardware Store not exceeding $3.00 value. 3rd Prize—Any article in either of our stores not exceeding $2.00 value. ^ CONTEST CLOSES NOVEMBER FIRST, Cut this out and work on it during your spare t:me. Let your answers come ih AT ONCE ao that your name can be recorded. NAME OF WINNERS will be publiahed in The Press and Standard fist week in November. No person allowed to make more than one answer. WATCH THIS SPACE EACH WEEK DURING CONTEST Over 200 Princess Ranges in use in Colleton County. Why? Heavy 10 Qt. Galvinized Buckets .18c. in our Hardware Store. Same bucket .25c. other places. " * Genuine $5:00 Reed Rockers $2.85 in our Furniture Store. 25 Stalls and large yard for your horses and they are FREE. BEFORE PURCHASING FURNITURE & STOVES, House Furnishing Goods, Mens’ & Bays’ Suits GET OUR PRICES—WE CAN INTEREST YOU. COOK-OBEKH FURNITURE CO P.P.P. - lata Hsu Ctru ii DM Pram, Rbenatiii ail Scnflla; ' P. P. P. touMtoa the Mood, builds up the weak and debilitated, gives strength to weakened nerves, expels disease, giving the patient health aad happiness, where aickneee, gloomy feelings aad laeaiiude first prevailed. La Mood poison, mercurial poiaon, malariL, drapenaia, aad to all blood aad skin diaeaaea, like blotchea, pimples, old chronic uloera, tetter, acald head, we say without fear of eootndlctlou that P- P- P« la the boot Mood •o. m wbooe eyetome are poieoned aad whooe blood ia fa an Impure r.’v. mmism, aavAMAH, ea. ■ ‘ k f \ / P -Ik?, \ . V ' . V*