Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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M I I I M * M I I M « M 4H. Local a ad Per»aa) >.« ■■«■*-> 4- T. H; CiniffwHi. of (fvi*e. araa amonr 4 butte fn ?<>wm yesferiay 1 J K Gmyen. Jr , bad ha«metvt ftnv:*/ n th la*l w*^4 U' in 'friWell CVQinn, of IVniel to^-n y -Mtenia/ >n husmewn wart in !•*. H Polk. <>/ l.-ilandton. aa« in town Friday on l>ui»ine»<tt. ' P S. Ilf! of Round. Friday. * wart in town J.J. I'adtP'tb, of Williamit, wan am x.^: ttuM^ in (4>wn Thursday. * • ' ' ' * U. M. Toten of Jackaonboro. haai ku-dn in town Friday. r..i PVtday. <x»ne. • >f laidtre. war» hero M W. Walton, «f Mf'ifpett, wan amo- t< those in ^>wn Friday. W 0. Folk. »f J.Hlaiuiton. was a al--a.-v.trt Killer at our office Friday. H‘ MiIIr. of Talamiton. was in town Monday and caaie to wee us W J Newton, of Adams Run. k;»d business in t<»wn Monday N W <J ThotniMen. of ha<l ku.-viii»»s in town Monday I*. <i Drawrly, of Wet*ks, whs in town Monday and eame to ttee us. A. (> Hiott, of lliotviile, had bur»i- ne?c-. it: town Monday. . , Used the World over No olher article of hmaaa food has ever received phatlc commendation lor purity, usefulness and whole- from the moat eminent anthorities. SAlKINO powder s always received the highest award when exhibited or tested In competition :jL-?Lr :£<**< F*rof C. V. Farr«>w and Mi-> Mary <!. Howe of Hendorsr»n«r:l *• were in town Saturdav. These ar- p<>pular teachers in the Henderson- , ville Hi«h School I Mrs. Rosa Rostick, of Graham- E G. Solomons, a prosperous citi- .iMe, who has h«»en vidtinif relatives of Scotia, arrived in town last 1 lit »Ir^en l’i*od and Wulterboro, left ' yesterday for WillAtus, where she v»ill visit relative-*. last week to spend a w hile here with his daughters. Mm. E. S. Fishburne and Mrs'll. H. Wichman. A. latter of Salkehatchio, was in town Monday and paid this office a plethvtnt call Mrs J. S virtfiln, who has been with .Senator in Columbia returned Monday. Mrs M C Hiern, of liodjfe. waa anu>t »r those in town Monday on bu.siri.--a. v . I-*; .* , ^ . r ^ - J*. Johr Stai*k, of ('.ardova. wm in btwai lant week op a viiMt to his nolhnr. Mr*. Morrell. TKTTK R I X K. G W«A«. of those in town A«iron Crosby. Rutftn. S. C.. says: "My wife had what the d<*ctors called I'X'rema for vears. Her lejrs and part of the body was entirely covered with it and it nearly crazed her. She had tried everythinir 1 ever heard of in the line of skin renuslns without relief. Tw»» months a«o sh»* bejran using Tetterine which I bought from n J. M. Klein, our druggist, under a guarantee, and now she is entirely well. She used Id boxes and two cakes *f 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 nevep have yielded to any treat ment. My hat’s off to you ind your great medicine.” » Tetterine cures Eiziut.a. Tetter, Ring Worm. Ground Itch, Itching Piles, Infant's Sore Head. Pimple*,! Boils, Scab Patches on the Face. Old Itching Sores, Dandruff, Cankered Scalp, Bunions, Corns, Chilblains and every form of skin disease. Tetterine, 50c; Tetterine Soap,‘ific. Sold and guaranteed by J. M. Klein; or by mail from the manufacturer. The Shruptrine Com pany. Savannah-. C»a. Mr. and M^t B Round.’ were among Sat ur lay. N.J. Sense .yne of Aahton's pro- gre»v. / » famierH. had buHUieah in town cutturday J W Gruber of Round. »as in town Saturday and paid our office a pfoanaiit call F M. Polk. Sr. of IsUrdton. was u tho«»‘ who came to sts* u* Friday. M tf Cat ter of Ilendersonv'ille. a pr-miierouM men;hant and farmer, lin town Fnday. of on Clyde Crosby, of Green Pond, wa> here yesterday. C. J. Breland of Getsinger, was in town yesterday. Rev. B. R. Ulmer of Bell*, was in town yesterday of business. Final Notice, Estate of J II Barth, Deceased. Oa (be 7th day of March, 1910, at 12 o’clock M, the uoderelfoed will apply to Collet Probate Court tor Colleton county, H C, tor hi* final discharge at admiaiatrator of ab<we Damc-d estate Thoe W Riitch, * 2 4 f Adaiaietrator K«b 1, 1910 NOTICK. Magistrate J M. Padgett .1«‘k xfidioro, wju here Fridny a bunuiew trip W'. F. Hill, one of Round’s prosper ous farmers, had business in town yesterday. J. P. Walling, one of Islandton’s. porous fanni-rs, h .re y-j tetOW' J with a* for the i rartice of taw, end that Paul K. Crosby, the popular rru.l ; £ “ carrier of Ruffin route two, wa< h-re! f ’ & Leaieoke. Saturday on business. a j Walterboro, W C . Keb 1.1910 Miss Edna McTeer left the latter ~ I»art of last week for Beaufort,; IWne^ ( aouot be Cnre,l where she has gone on a visit of | by local application*. ** ttwr cannot several w'eeks to visit relatives ai d r»**cb the tiiwu^ed r>ortiou of friends. Pi voles of Wide friends in Brunson Minn Addle Yvid<.., vihited last week. ,, Mi.ih Marion May of Smoaks is in t-wn viating af. the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. I> May. Mm G H. Graves and daughter, lit Mr- Doris lainne, spent Suoday in town A’itli reJatives. •1 W Oosby uid Johnson McMil lan, of (sKiae. were here yesterday on hijHiftesa. Thouias Black, the popular R. F. D earner of Ruffin route i>ne, had bu.-aru*rt in town Monday. W W. Carter and H. D. Padgett, Jr., two of Ruffin's hustling business men, were in town Moiulux on busi- >■««<*- I aider C. Behhr g of Meggett, one •f the promineMt citizens of the low country, was here Monday on a busi ness Irtp. 9 ' - * *• # » ' Ha. cy Smith, who has been here on 4-wst his mother, Mrs A. E. Morr’dl, has gone to Atlanta to at- tei | Barber College. Mr mii| Mrs (i N. Yon. of Road- mde, rcromparuH by their children. Iauira -Mty, Parker and Evelyn, wvrejn town Sabirday. % 11. v Wilder, of Island Lon. has Rur’hiUa'd the fartn of Rev. J. M. Graven, near town and has moved there Prof Mnit Mrs M. H. Wilder, of SbnoakH, visited their son and daugh ter. Mr. and Mm. H. S. Wilder, town Friday and Saturday. Sobcitor Jno. H. Peurifoy return ed to Gohmibia Monday afternoon after spending the week-end here wifhtmi family Mltuia SaUie MdTbar and Marion Majr hdt yesterday afternoon for Plantation, HIERS- SALTER. Savannah. Ga., Jan. 29. Special: The marriage of Miss Claudia Hiers and Mr. Neil Salter took piaceJFri- day evening. Jan. 21 at 7:.'I0 o'clock at the residence of Rev. W. Moore Scott, pastor of the First Presby terian church, of Savannah, Ga. The bride is a daughter of Mr. J. J. Hiers of WaPerboro. and is a young lady of noble disposition, which has won for her many friends. % Y*. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Salter of Covena, Ga and is a prosperous young man. He G. A. Benton. Hon. W. C. Dr J. B. Padgett, V H. Brant, D B. Hudson. G. J. Vartr. Cleaveland Benton, and H. B. Yarn, of Get-sin ger. had business in town yeseorday. rt^tch iHirttoli of Ik. ^, k* *Uh ,(1. .Wn* Hoftrk Co. I bt-ra itorly one **»y to rare de*fnet#, ! where ho holds a responeible posi- nnd 'bat >• by tuu»rituiiooal remedle*. tion. Branf D'-afne*^ i# oaoiwd by ahiolltiDed coadi- t,. _ # j r .u- . ion of the macoa* Uniog of the Kntta-' The many friends of this haopy rntau Tn»«e When tbit take it Infttm-J young couple wish for- them much 1 eft you have a ru-blin^ •oaud or in.- hsnpiness through lift l—rtact b*tii<ig, tad when it la entirely <1 aed Deafiiat* l« tte reault. and tmlee* ... . . . ^ . . rv »4 i" ' f• f indaniAttou can be taken oat end Miss IdZlie Colson andl). M. rra-j ht*tut>» reiftonMl to its normal condi- lix were marned last Thursflay a - |i on> h-artng will be cteatroyed forever; ternoon. They will reside at Bedon s. j miie owes ont of ten are rauned bv Oa The bride is the only daughter of .i tatrh, which ia nothing but no indamed Mr. and Mrs. Salter are residing Ht No. 542 Park Ave., with tneir si-ter, Mr> Beach. WHEN BUYING A RANGE select one which promises l>est to cu et your own re quirements. If you desire the must pleasing combi nation of beauty, convenience, durability, economy and positive results at a trim um cost, select a Prin cess. There are reasons : r Princess Ranges. If there had not existed a gr< ' opportunity to improve the ordinary range constr. ciion, a Princess range might never have been created. It is the crowning achievement of science in steel range building. Tliough one ot the most recent, the Princess range is the most jiopular in the world s market today. It is the most substantial, convenient and econ >mic cooking apparatus yet conceived. Besides including the desirable points of all other makes, Princess Ranges possess five exclusive and patented features of superiority which commend them to every house wife. If you investigate a Princess first, you’ll buy no other! BROWN FURNITURf & HARDWARE COMPANY. A "THE BUST BUSINESS" M D. Colson of Walterboro. Thu groom is a prosperous farmer. The many friends of H. M. An derson are glad to elarn that he i< so much unproved after his severe ill- nens of tlie past several weeks. His nurse. Miss Dixon, left Monday af- | ternoon, his condition being so much : uiipruved. Visas NIGH SCHOOL. The Superintendent of Education, Dr. H. W. Black, $r. and Rev. F. 0. S. Curtis, visited the Hendersonville Higft Schooi yesterday. These gen tlemen were met by a number of o the patrons of the community and were right royally received by the school. Both of them made ad dresses on educational subjects, and their report is that this school U doing a fine work and is under very cifiable management. The teachers of this school are Prof C V Farrow, Principal. Miss Mary C Howe and Miss Sallie W Hamilton. NATIONAL LOAN & TRUST tTIFTW. GA. c uMittion uf the niacn* unfftoe*. YV*- will rive One Hundred Dollar* tor noy ewe of Deafne** (cad«Hl by catarrh) 'hit ran not he curt d by Ua11> Catarrh fare Hend for cPcalnr*. free F. J. CHKNEY Co. Toledo. O. tiv Drukgiats. 7'*C- 0 * Tali*- Hair* FuiuiU “ill# far r.>uMlpa- It*,. / . MULES! MULES! HIERS MCELMURRAY. Savannah, fla., Jan. 29.—Sp»‘<*ial: Mi*a Ixrttie Hiers and Mr. Grover , McElmun ay were happily ma-ried ! Friday morning. Jan. 21. at 10 o'- i o>pck ai the residence of Rev. M >ore i Scott, iMustor of the First Presby- , tenan church of this city. I The bride is a daughter of Mr. J. J. Hiers of WaJterburo, and is a young lady of pleasant ind amiable disposition, which has won for her many friends. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McElmurray, formerly of Augusta. Ga.. but now of Savan nah, and is now with the Savannah Electric Co., where he holds a re sponsible position. The many friends of this happy couple wish them much prosperity through life. - Mr. and Mrs. McElmurray are at No.'&lS East Broad. CO. and Mrs. m H. A. PraocM and daughter, [fltbel. who have boenrisitlng hwiMr’od * “ Waritec el home . Mra Wtlton returned We have for sale at reasonable prices and on easy terms, improve*: sad unimproved town lots and farm* We negotiate loans on improve*! Real Brtate. We will build you u homo on your lot and allow you to pnyfor some on. the monthly pa>- ment plan, provided you can make a wnall cash in advance payment Wo can hwure your property against by fire with the oldest and t inwranrii nompuniw in the Call do uo or write and we promptly supply your n furnish oppoi Will Receive on Friday. February 4th, a carlorui of mules direct from J Howling, tin-eu. Ky. in this ear I have several extra tine mule* that will suit truck farmers. It wul pay all i»rospe«*tive buyer* to see the*** mules bet.ee buying. Will n-iimm in ’Walterlxini from Saturday until the middle of the following week. W- Z. AYER 1C.E. Campbell : DOCTOR OK OPTICS Office Over Press and Standard. Ih office Saturdays an^ Mondays of each week; other days country calls. tteb for you to taw H will bring you white you aeop. opportuni your money in a large Addreas L. Bgmen, Manager. VamwHie. S. C Walterboro, S. C FRIENDS Thank you. I feel your efforts. Just continue to send in your votea for mo and watch me dimb. DR. M. R CAMPBELL. ULMER BRELAND. A winding of considerable inter e<t whs that of Miss Nellie Ulmer to Henry W. Breland, which took place Sunday afternoon at Bethel Metho dist pany>nage. Rev., Durant officia ting. The bnde is LKe charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ulmer. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Breland and ia^ a young business man of propose in the community. NEW DEPUTY SHERIFF. , Deputy Sheriff P. M. Buckner having tendered his resignation as deputy sheriff. D. E. Benton of Snider** has bemtadected to fill his place. Mr. Buckner intended to re linquish the position January 1. but was persuaded by Sheriff Fox to remain till he could secure a tent assistant. Mr .(Beaten isfe of G. A. Stock Reducing =Sa 1 e — BEGINNING FEB. 1ST FOR 60 DAYS We will sell everything in our Jewelry line with a reduction from 15 to 25 per cent, on every dollar, spent with- us. It i Here Are a Few Bargains a 525.00 Diamond Ring for $17-50 20 V ear Gold Filled Gents’AVatches for S.95 $7.00 Silver Plated Knives and Forks at $5 50 dozen Sterling Silver, o Teaspoons $ 4.50 51.00 Alarm Clocks 55.00 Guitars at 2 .- 0 53.00 8 Day Mantle Clocks 5.50 51.00 Spectacles, perfectly fitted ..... 75c' . ■ - Now you can pick up the great est bargains of the whole year at JEWELRY STORE WILTEHOtO AND EDRBAIVT ¥ J .... ; 11 .111 iiBwmwi DOTS FROM RUFFIN- Mr and Mrs Bellinger Crosby ited their parents one day test weak. Mrs S; W. Breland has beau veb ill, but we hape fos bdlr a speedy re- throughout the were at the home of Mm J, M. Gaa- kifw last Monday on buetaeas. Our school' ia pr undfr the management of A. Crosby. ^ 0 J. T. Caterton viaited his daugh ter Mrs. QuOUe Herndon, IjgJHou-