The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 29, 1909, Image 4
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THIRTY-SECOND YEAR.
W. w. SMOAK, JR.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Xoirred Rl tb«- W»R*r»ort>. 8. C
PRttoffice »* »e<ond*cl»M mstter March
f 1879. under Act of Miircb 3, 1^79
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Pnbltohed erery WwlaaMlay.
at W alterboro, S. C.
ROYAL
WEDNESDAY.
DEC. 29.
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1909.
HOW TO RAISE IT. f
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Now that this Confederate Monu
ment fund has been started it < must
be rawed. There is no doubt about
thb. and we are going to ask every
community in the County to contri*
hale
The daneo given by the young men
Assistant Editor T. P. LeSesne of
the Charleston Evening Post, ac
companied by his wife and little
son. “Tommy. Jr.,” were here vis
iting Mrs. Lesesne’s relatives from
Friday to Monday. Mr, Lesesne is
one of the brainiest young news
paper men of the State.
PRICES CUT
TO THE BOTTOM
We wish to turn our goods
into money, as it is near stock
taking time. We make you
the following prices. Read
and think :
All 50c Dress Goods, .pl.c
All 25c Dress Goods. 22%c
All 15c Dress Goods, 12 ^c
All toe Dress Goods, 9c
We will also suirriee you by the
prices that we will make you on
Staples, such as Calicos, Ginghams,
Cotton Checks and so on. We will
sell OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
CLOTHING AT COST PRICE for
the next thirty days.
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W’e are also there with the style,
durability and right price on Shoes.
See us before, you buy. We can
please you in almost any line.
BROWN SHOE CO.'S
Snots Always in Stock
J. M. W1TSELL SUPPY CO.
CHIIdrwn _C ry
FOR FLETCHER'S
’C A S T O R I A
TETTER! NE.
Is there not sAme one pwradn, of the town Monday evening at
is ui« . . Hyme’s Hall was a very enjoyable
or more, in each community w h 0 J affair. Met* Band of Charleston
will take charge of the work and furnished the music. The atten-
* dunce was not so large but it was
in contributions. Any sugges-1 ^ ^ ^aaaant. on that ac
tions from any source will b* gladly j count,
received. Get this work be done by
entiifc people—Wt our contribu
tion* be offerings of love and patri-1 Crosby, Rufifin. S. C, says;
otfc devotion. Who will be the first "My wife had what the doctors called Ecxema for years. Her legs and part *of the body was
‘ 1 entirely covered with it and it nearly crazed her. She had tiled everything I ever heard of in
the line of skin remedies without relief. Two months age she began using Tetterine which 1
bought from J. M. Klein, our druggist, under a guarantee, and now she is entirely well. She
uaed 13 boxes and two cakes of Tetterine Soap, but it’s worth a hundred times what it cost us.
We followed the directions, or so stubborn a case as hers would never have yielded to any treat
ment. My hat’s off to you and your great medicine.”
Tetterine cures Eczema, Tetter. Ring Worm. Ground Itch, Itching Piles, Infant’s Sore
Head, Pimples, Hoik. Scaly Patches on the Face. Old Itching Sores, Dandruff, Cankered Scalp,
Bunions, Coras. ChUblains and every form of akin disease. Tetterim*, 50c; Tetterine Soap, 25c.
Sold and guaranteed by J. M. Klein; or by mail from the manufacturer. The Shruptrine Com
pany, Savannah, Ga.
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{Cash oron Time. Come round and see
us before you purchase.
A. Wichman & Son.
to volunteer? Cannot our schools
dgtote an evening’s entertainment
to this cause, or will not the teacher* I
collect in offering from the little
owes and forward? let us get busy
d>d do minthing “not dream it all]
day long.”
1909-1010.
This issue closes another volume
of The Press and Stanpard another
the combined effort of all classes of
our citizens.
The organization of our farmer*
in its journey has been j j nto F arTnPn ,’ Educational an"
We desire to take this °P- j Co-operative Union has been accom-
portunity to thank one and Ml J plished during the year just closed
those who have in any way. made a JThis is a movement having for its!
contribution to its sueeesss during I ^ Ottering of the condition
1909. The year that has just parsed j^ f arm j nK j )V »»duca-
hos l>eon successful in a great many I ^ on an( j co-opertaion. So near
ways, and the now full-grown and |y our en tj rt , population belongs to
matured newspaper you have helped L hia cltm> the movement tends to
to make steps out on the threshold J improve conditions generally. Al-
of 1910, a stronger, happier better I re ady improvement in farming
pleased and more hopeful newspaper methods, the use of better ma-
than it has ever been. cbinery, etc., have resulted ^ from
During the year that is just pass- this Union, and the future historian
ing we have seen Colleton County
make many strides forward. Her
t
people are more advanced than
when the Old Year was young.
They are more experienced, have
grown broader, stronger, more
confident and more imbued, with
modern ideos. In this advancement
wo are proud • to fefel that in an
humble way we have peifcapa been
a •mall—a very small factor. We
hove tried to plant here and there a
thought or an idea that fcouk) ger
minate and ^produce a harvest of
pkper better living.
perhaps there is no thing of more
mtmept in the history of the year
than the splendid victory won fcy
the prohibitionists. Forever King
will not neglect to mention it as a
factor in our growth.
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Locally we have favored the or
ganization of the Civic League and
did all we could for the success of
the May Festival. We are glad to
be able to record that it has done
more than “met,” and its work has
just begun. '
One of the pet hobbies of this
paper for years has been the bond
ing of the town for a new school
building. This wss done in 1909.
But this is not all therr is to do.
1910|must show as great results as
O -“V
1909 habfhtwn^lheie it imxhofut
ak|importance for the New Year.*
1. Colleton LCounty must have
Aloohol has been outlawed and it hotter roads.
is now possible that parents can
ratee up children who will not know
the legalised sale of liquor. The
Prom and Standard stood for this
consummation and will continue to
stand for virtuous sobriety. It has
refused to sell its advertising space
to liquor houses, and will continue
to stand for the cause of temper
ance.
Not less important in tbe future
development of the resources of the
county was the grand success of the
first annual eounty fair. This was
tnade possible because of the inter
st first manifested by the County
Farmers’AJnkm, but which later
bncane general, many persona not
eligible an members of the Ucion
naans and in-,
into its success, thus estab-
fibbinff jm institution destined to
qfbufld the entire eounty. Thb
Fair TVs Preai and Standard strove
aenneema and it reahsOs
Amodntion can only be secured by
2. Law andJOrder must hr main
tained, and to this end the recently
organised League must be made a
factor.
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3. Our scnodly must be improved
both day and Sunday.
4. The Confederate monument
on the Court house square must be
erected. n
5/ Walterboro must have better
lights and streets. To these things
The Press and Standard pledges its
support. What will you do?
C.E. DURANT
Chrfl EngV and Land Surrayor.
* I will be in my office on Sat
urdays and all other days when
not at work in held.
Office between Klien’s and
Farmers* and Merchants* Bank
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Phone 278,, W^Aprboro, S. C.
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MUM*
THANK YOU.
A new mile-post is past.
A new record has been made.
A new pace has been set and maintained.
In every department of our great business, this
good, old, dying nineteen hundred and nine has
A
worked wonders for improvement and growth.
Ear and away, it has been the biggest and best year
of all the thirty-four our business experience has
spanned. *
And for this sound and sane growth we have the
people of Colleton—to thank. /
We want you to know that we appreciate your co-
• . • t ‘ » * * . .
operation.
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And over the miles we send a warm, hearty handi-
S . a
clasp.
With a wish that in the New Year, all the good
things you so justly deserve, may come to you—and
yours.
1EW & SIMM
R. L T.
Tie Great Liver Heim: and General Tonic
Don’t take pills and violent purgatives. They only make bad matters
I worse. They don’t cure. Take R. L. T. for Constipation, Biliousness, In-
[ digestion and all Liver Troubles. It acts in perfect harmony with nature.
Dr. Richardsan has been prescribing continuously for 25 years
and says he does not know of any remedy that will
give such good results as this remedy.
1 have been mtitiK “Kirhanlmou’fl Liver Chtccla Drug (..«*, Amlergnn, S. C.
| Tome” in my home for «>. tm* mouibH peur Hire: In retpooRe to yoprln-
naet and Hml U an erceL'Mit preourtiioii. j < l n * rv * t ! cheerfully that I have
It hat m* m tiotoNfttut* for cHunnel, j ^ ^ ,n y fiAmlly for
giTio^ lb© d©hir©*l ©fftfOl^wiibnui ib*, '** 4 ** ^ith v©ry b©nftictal rt'siilt#. I
usual nausea tollowiDtfndoeeot CHimnel dave pernoQaliy uved It recently for its
and Iravln* the hv^r in normal activity. 1 • nfl been much hene-
I lecommend it wttb'*ut heeita , ''»u. j fitted ror chronic coueiipation, indi-
A J. CAUTHKN. i tf«»'ion and torpid liver. I do not know
Presiding Elder Au<ietson riLtnci. a better remedy. GEO K. PRINCE, 1
^f Judge of 10th Olrcoit.
MANUFACTURED AND GUARANTEED BY
Ghiquola Drug Qo.,
ANDERSON, S. C
FOR SALE BY JOHN M. KLEIN.
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75c and Up
to make a nice Switch from your
combings.
TUPPEES, __
Wigs, Whiskers, Detective Disguises
promptly made.
Acme Hair.Co.
■ SAVANNAH. GA. .
pro/MgiozuiZ J^otioss*
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JA**. E. PEUBIFOT. JJK*. H. nXMOQt
PM BROTHERS.
ittorneys and
... Counsellors ml Law.
All ButitMi givsa Prompt Atteatlon.
oven tmi recss and stanoamo.
WALTERBORO. • - - 8. a
NOTICE.
Lauik naovuiBo
t All persons who wish to get chain
! that will last twenty or more yean
and j should order now.. If you can't an
! me lean orders with Mr. R. H.
Wichman, C. D. C. Adams or WiteoB
House* to ftsnu *A ud nt the bnptercd
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J. C. STANFILL.
Tax Returns.
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The Anditor's office will he ueen for
I taking tea rsmrsa from January la to
lit©, v <
that all pnwerty be
this year including real
properly, botes, mort*
Then shall be oapUattos tax of 5J
ants on all dogs sad the proceeds to be
expended for school purposes. Dogs not
xetamed for taxation shall not be hr Id
tn he piopoRtj in any of the courts of
‘ds state. .
All melee between the ages of 81 and
60 years, except Contender aie soldiers or
thow persons Incapable of earning a
support by being maimed or from any
other cause are liable to poll tax
All . property must be ..s-eesed at “its
me value to money,** which is con
strued to mean "the sum at which said
property under ordinary ciicumstances
would sell for casa."
Don’t ask that your property be taken
from the books the .awe as last year.
All property must be li'ted on proper
blanks and sworn to. Township and
number of school district must be gtvoo.
Che Auditor or his deputy will be at
the following places on the dates men
tioned below to take tax returns.
Monday. January 3, Kavenet
Tneeday. January 4. WanWs X Knuds
Wednesday, January 8. Meggett.
Thnreday. January 6. Adams Ran.
Friday, January 7, Jackson boro
timurduy, January g. Green Pond.
Mcwday. January 17. Uofpereooville.
Tneeday. Jeanary 18. Petite.
Wednesday, January 19, Haider's (Dr.
tTWgett sntora)
Thursday, Jaauary 90. Rice Patch.
try 91, morn ng, Folk's
r. Janaary 94. Oald well's.
T>, A. M., Lodsc;
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P. Ma Bank Head tfohoot Houea.
Friday, January 99, Saaoaka
Saturday, January 99, until 8 o'clock,
Williams.
Tuesday, February 1, Balia.
Wednesday. February x, Dodds.
Thursday, February 3, Uottageyllle.
Fnday, Fehrnary 4. A. tiL. Jordan's
Htore; P. M. BaZEy'aT
It Is hoped thee all will meek tbe Aw
ditor promptly and mahn their returns,
ss it will save trouble and gel the books
•might.
19 99
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Auditor.
TO RENT.
Long Brow Plantation on Com-
baheeRiver,near Green Pood, SC
150 to 200 acres rice land
60 to 70 acres high land
Also WoodBorn Plantation on A
Combahee River near Greenpood,
S C
About 100 acres splendid cotton
land
About 130 acres rice and
To good responsible party Will
rent reasonably Apply
F Q O’NEILL, .
Charleston. S C
NOTICE.
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« Bn'-Bide will be received afe
It • • •tmissiooer's OAoe by L
Bn . . ..f CommMoaert uutfl 19e'«
Jh’> 10,1910 for ferryae
(■*•>. Jsckeonboro and
" • for the year 1910, m
Also Bide wdi heieosived to mi In*
•Indteg the above staled
Flour by the barvei. Grim hf
‘ “ by the 100 ibe, Oo» hr
Hay by tho Hf
i nr Kv »he bnati. ,
J. O. GBIFFIH, ^
19-99 Ik On. teperrisor, G.<k
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