The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 27, 1909, Image 8
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1 Local and Personal :
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,W. 0. Guess of Round was in
town Monday. •
A. H. Langdale of Roadside was
in to*n Saturday.
QydUPGrooby of Green Fond was
in town yesterday.
W.W. Carter of Kudin attended
the Fair meeting Friday.
1). S Maxcy of Williams was in
town Monda>.
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Magistrate 3*. .1. W ilson of^jmoaks
had buaintss in town Monday.
I) K. Smoak county commissioner,
of Smoaks was in town Monday.
A. A. Griffin
among the caller?
day.
of Williams was
at our office Mon-
J. K. Benton and son. Loyless, of
Ruffin were aiming, those in town
Saturday.
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, Miss Kllen Barrott of
is assistant teacher of
Ruh school.
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the Adams
Mrs. G. R. Bennett accompanied
by Mr Hiers. of Stokes were in town
Thursday.
W. D. Breland of Drs. Creek has
accepted a position in the store of
M. Jaffa.
L. N. Yon of Roadside was a
pleasant visitor to our office last
Wednesday.
Mrs. R. R. Black of Kuflin has the
thanks of the office force for some
very fine new syrup.
Mrs. Bartless and' niece. Miss
Emma Traty, were in Charleston
ahopping last week.
J. 0. Jaques, Jr., of Cottageville
was in town Friday attending the
Fair meeting.
A. H. Wichman will visit Charles
ton’s Fall Festival this week, leaving
this morning.
Dr. W. K
Barron and
row oj lienrdersojn ilU- wen
Friday on a business trip.
Kershaw are
Htia*
Rev. J. M. McLeoh of Columbia
will preach in Presbyterian church
nevf Sunday both morning and even
ing.
Hon J. L. Robertson iiassed
through town Friday on his way to
the association meeting at Pine
Grove. * o
Rev McCall, pastor of the Baptist
church of Clemson College, preached
at the Baptist church here Sunday
evening.
WARREN TOPPAN, Lynn, Mass.
Cured of severe compound
cold and cough by
Vtroi
'♦•From Dec. 20, *08, to March I, *09,
! had three bad colds, one on top of the
other. I got so weak I could hardly
pet around. Nothing seemed to help
iv.t until I begun to take Vinol. The
cliangr w as msgic. Three bottles com
pletely fired that compound cold and
flopped the terrible cough- and w hat
surprises :mr most, at.the sometime
injured nsevere stomach trouble
(hat i'.as bothered me ior 20 years.
Vinol Is certainly a wonderful modi tne."
Mr.Toppan is one of Lynn • ino>t prominent and highly icspected
merchants, whoj^- word is r% go'xi r.s his bond.
The reason Vinol is so sue. -shil in such cases is because it
contains the two most world-famed times—the medicinal, strength-
emt^rno(!^>un3Tng^!emeutjo?(iod Liver Oil and Tonic Iron.
Classified Advertiseneats.
w*»nt and for sale ads. 25 centa for 25
su'd- or leas. One ceut a'word for all
over 25 worda.
Tlnaineas locala'tive centa a line.
N</1 IGE—After Nov. 1, wj* will
g.n only on Tuesdaya aud 8at-
ur<l»*yp of each week .
\Xa!terl>or6 (Jotton Oil Co.
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Word Puzzle.
Ytmr Money Back »: You Are Not SatlsUed.
JOHN M. KLEIN, Dru^ist, Walterboro.
TO K\t HANUK—A bandsoma loy ?
liiiy, ireutlr huJ broken, 2 1 2 veara
ol i Will thke halt her value iu brood !
•ow» or alt in hogs if price suits.
Luder C Hebliior,
pi 27 41 Meggett, 8. C.
Starting with the letter S in the centre and reading
in any direction, how many times can you spell “Shop
at Brown’s.*’
STRAYKD—One small ‘ ►amly c 'luml
Put hraded cow. maraed (.mo » h crop
and split in one ear, and mu.xxU rr >p
in die othir. Ala> one red heifer
^emall wldie horna, (unmarked).
Si rayed < IT atxiut 'larch ol ihi- year
Int» rime^on te»<hn}r io ’he recovery of
w’iil'be itu y rewar led.
J D I'tsey.
10 27 8t Wi lianae. S. C.
WANT.*',
Mr. and Mrs. D.C. L. Hiers. and
children, Keba and Hart are among
those w ho are attending Gala Week
in Charleston this week.
Buist Hiers. Willie Kinard and
P. W'. Martin and Itev. J. S. M.
Finch, of Adams Run were in tewn
Friday en route to the Colleton Bap
tist Association which met at Pine
Grove Friday.
WAN I Kl>—The public to know that I-j
ha%« u,>rni-d a grist mdt, npposiic the
.1 At Wir-ell ’s , »iore. I am prepared to
grin 1 coru or any aram.
10 l> 4i. Hennan G frosbv.
Col. C. G. Henderson left Friday
Eugene avant leave to-day for Chur- J last as a delegate to the S. C. Pres-
leston where they will spend the; byterian Syrod, which commenced
rest of the week. ; on Friday r.ightat the Scotch Church
in Charleston. The assembly con-
W.O. Benton*; representative of
sisted of every minister in the State
Shuptrine Company, of Savannah is of that jiersuasion, and an Elder
in Colleton
customers.
this week visiting his
from each church. There were also
visitors from other states.
Mrs. B. G. Hyrnc left this morn
ing for Charleston where she will
take in the Fall Festival.
C. C. Drawdy and H. J. Fender of
Weeks, were among those who called
to see us yesterday.
Prof. Far-
in town
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WAN rKD—To buy 5,000 bushels of
cow pentt at $2 per bushel, also waut
to buy eggs ut 25c. per dozen.
W G Hiott,
1 i 20 4t Kouud, 8. C.
WANTED—To buy 10 bushels of stock
pi. dais av once. C M Grace,
10 2 »tf Waiterboro. 8. C.
WANTEO—You to know that I have a
comp'ete line of furniture, stoves, etc.
I carry on a general line of repair
work, such as oigaus, sewing machi
nes, ami bicycles-
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FOR SALE—Maury’s Geoaraphies,
Collar A Uauiel Beginners Latin,
Hp gin’s Pm sic*, Lee’s History of the
U. ^ , Wentworth’s Elementary Alge-
ina, in addiuou to regulany adopted
school books.
The Press and Standard.
Mrs. G. A. Sauls left Saturday for
Beaufort to sjk’nd a few days visit
ing her son, Austin Sauls.
AND MULES,
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FOR SALE—100 acres of good land,
thre*» miles from Waiterboro, on rail-
load; two iiorve farm under cuitiva
rd n, with good fence, hslt of which is
wire; good buildt'igs; woo< laud huely
timbe ed. For terno* and price apply
to ! D Colsou. Waiterboro, b C,
’phones 101U and 1058.
10 13 4t
To the three persons s|>elling “Shop at Brown’s” as directed
above, the greater number of times we v. ill 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
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"CONTEST CLOSES NOVEMBER FIRST. Cut this out and
work on it during your spare teno.
Let your answers come in AT ONCE so that your name can be
recorded
NAME OF WINNERS will be published 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.
SPECIAL FOR OCTOBER Big assortment of Steel Enamel-
ware. Blue, white lined. ^ 11 first quality. Some of these ar
ticles are warth .75c. This beats our September Bucket Special.
YOUR CHOICE 25c.
W. A Strickland of Smoaks, at
tended the meeting, of the county
executive committee Monday.
a^ain
R. Bennett, one of the leading
farmers of Lodge, w as a pleasant
caller at <>ur office Thursday.
Miss Annie Gallow ay and Miss Eva
Mace will leave this afternoon to
take in Gala Week in (Charleston.
' W. J. Yarn and Hon. D. M. Vam
of Mandton. were among thoee who
were in tewn on business Wednesday.
Dr ami Mrs. T G.
in Charleston where W
undergoing treatment at
mary
I have decided to open my Sales Stables
Waiterboro at same old stand, and will leave
S row for the West, accompanied by Mr. I. J. May, w
m will assist me in _making selections, to purcha
several carloads of fine horses and mules.
Shall be pleased to serve my former customers and
friends with any class of stock they want. See me
about prices, etc, before you place your order.
in
tomor-
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FOR SALE—Offers will lie considered
C. D. MAY.
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latter is
the Infir-
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Miss Maggie Harley who will have
charge of the fancy work depart
ment of the County Fair, will be as
sisted by Medames John H. Peuri-
oy, Carrie Sue Fr aser, T. P. Baker
and John Glover. v ~
tor the purchase of the following Uud
belonging to the E-t&le of the late J C
W'ietertt. ^ '-, *
1. Xjot in Town of Waiterboro.
2. Tract of stout 5*0 on Asbep' o
River Colleton County, S- C., formerly
ot Glover.
Address:
Simons, Singling A Cappeltnanu, Attys,
No 40 Broad Street,
10 20 4t Charleston, S. C-
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DAMARL CO.
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FOR SALE—School books, school sup
plies, pens, ink, pencils, etc.
The Press and Standard.
FOR SALE—Juat received a car load of
Angnsta Brick. Prices quoted on ap
plication Cau till orders for any
emotint.
8 25 tf J M McKenzie.
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“THE BUSY BUSINESS:’
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TJ R lCNT-
The Pres-
The first of the Lyceum meml>ers
or this season’s course w as Floyd
•eatherstone last evening at the
court house. There was a good sized
audience and the entertainment was
all that could have been wished.
Mrs. W. P. Murphy, and daughter.
Miss Lillian, went to Charleston the
latter part of the week on a shop-
ing expedition.
Miss Jennie Connor of Smoaks
spent Sunday with her sister. Miss
Cora, She took charge of the Road
side school Mondar. of which she has
been chosen teacher.
Rev J. D. Moore of Columbia,
genei-al secretary of the Sunday
school department of the Baptist
convention was in town Sunday as
the guest of Rev. F. O. S. Curtis.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found candidates cards for Hons
,D. L. Smith and W. C. Brant for the
Legislature. These candidates are
well known over the county*.
W. F. Robertson of Stokes was
among those who called to see us
Saturday. Mr. Robertson says he
has sold 25 hales of cotton and wil
have seven more, total 32-bales on
forty acres. Gathered 700 bushels
of coi n and 450 bushels of potatoes.
STOMACH OUT OF KILTER?
Don't fuss about it. Juat do this
for once. Buy a bottle of GAM
BLE’S DIGESTIVE WINE. See
hoar quickly a few teaspoonfuUa
will aet you right.
No more gaa, aour stomach, belch-
ing, heavy feeling or palpitation.
It awakes your appetite and makes
-Suit* of three oftit-M over
'ren-* ami standard, either singly
or together. Apply to
The fittu and Standard.
T<> RENT—Building whioh cau be u*ed
at) -.tore or tor other purpo>e«.
1U 13 Oft B G Byrne
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
KID BOUDOIR SLIPPERS
FOR
We have this week unloaded one car
of coal into our Railroad Warehouse,
direct fmm the mines. Hard and Soft
Coal. Put yonr order in now Don’t
wait until cold days come.
Tei ry & Shaffer,
** Coal Dealers.
RELIABLE LOW PRICED WATCHES.
F°R ; cono ^y ;l a d i e s
the table :
If vou want an excellent hot water
bag it is at Klein’s.
We have some low priced watches that are reliable.
There is a point in price that to go below, quality must
be :»acrificed. Our years of experience in the watch
business tell us where the danger point is. Reliable
watches cannot be sold for less money than we ask for
them. Be sure your new watch is right by buying from
in
Home grown teed rye at B G Hyrae’s.
Another lot of onion sets at Klein’s
Drag Store.
expenses increase
the amount of
Quaker Oats; eat it
at least twice a day.
It does more than
(
other foods and
costs only a frac
tion as much. <
—IN—
shortens the
Klein’s Drag
, BLACK,
BLUE,
allyoar food
GAMBLE'S
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the bottle at foot
SHUPTRINE 00.
MehwhMk Mnot
Sdkdby JohaM.
50c
W1
dealer, or
Savannah, Ga.
EARN FOR SAIL
•Splendid opportunity to se
cure a fine farm of about 200
acres near Waiterboro.
Healthy, fertile soil, good
water. Easy terms.
, Apply to
R. H. WICHMAN,
Waiterboro, S. C.
PINK,
TAN,
RED,
ALL SIZES,
$1.00 A PAIR.
*
Add 15c. for express charges.
HOSIERY TO MATCH 25c
A PAIR.
CoLate powder that
shave will be foand at
Store.
Host Proof seed oata at B G Hyrne’a.
Visit out news stand and select your
magszines at Klein's.
S. FINN’S JEWELRY STORE.
WALimSO AND [HMIARDT S. C.
Nyal's remedies are guaranteed at
KleinVDrag Store.
* Every dav aomething near at Kletn’a
Drag Store.
New Prunes at B G Hyrne’a store.
A new and beantiful assortment of
to<>tlv tunshes will be found at Klein’s.
blades
Razors, mcoifatropa and razor
at Klein’s Drag Store.
The well-known Community Silver
ware with 10 and 20^jeara guarantee to
wear, atS Finn's Jewelry Store.
Anothet lot of onion sets at Kteiu a
Drag store.
Magistrate’s Sammons-
SLATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Colleion Coanty.
and for
H. J. WILUAMS,
Baggage, freight or anything hauled
or delivered, anvwhere, at any time,
day or night. ’Phone 43b or 15].
J. W. McKenzie. u
8 25 tf
HORSES AND MULES
SHOE AND HOSIERY STORE,
248 Kinc Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Jul. M. Avant brought us a 'stalk
.22 *
of cane Saturday, 22 joints 8 feet
and 3 inches high.
THE RUFFIN SCHOOL
Ruffin, Oct. 26,—Special: The
new school house here is now being
used. The trustees and patrons got
together shortly after the comple
tion and finished paying off the in
debtedness. The school if under
the efficient management of Him
Emily Sloman.
CAR LOAD
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of Fine Horses and Mules and*
will remain here all next week.
Monday, Nov. 1, Salesdav.
will be a busy day with W. Z.
Ayer. Wait ’till you see his
stock before you buy.
LOOK FOR
By J E Rr>nn, Magistrate in
ma d County and said State,
To auv Lawful Constable:
Coron amt having been made unto me
bv G N Taylor, that you, John W
(laiumood and Mrs M. E Hammond, are
indebied to him iu rbe sum ot forty-
f« ur dollars and twenty live cents for
goods and merchandise sold and de
livered on yonr order aa ner a verified
statement on tile in my office.
These are therefore to require yon to
summons the aaid defendants to appear
betore me in my office in Waiterboro, 8.
C., on the 22nd day after the completion
of service by publication at 10 o’clock
▲ M, 1900, 10 answer to said complaint
or judgment will be given by default
against John W Hammond and Mrs M
K Hammond.
Given under my hand and seal at
Waiterboro, S. U, the 16th day of
September, A. D., 190!>.
J E Bryan [L. 8.]
10 6 tit Magistrate.
W. L AYER
Mr. and Mrs: W. J. Connelly of
Island ton spent Saturday night at
the home of Mr. and Mra. J.W.
Carson. »
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