The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 23, 1910, Image 9
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. Local and Personal •
-i »i >■«<*» i i i ft 1
«< i
H 1? I^rgda!^ of|V eek-«, was in
tnw n I' ruiay.
ra'VKs. wii>
Absolutely
Pure
■ j k-i '•trickiami, of
her? V» cun«6*i^y.
of Weeks,
on busine&t.
(T. N iyan/»ial? o
wa.' in
home
SeruLor Griliin »*lurnt<1
from isoiuc.bia >atuiiiay.
W I.ing'lale ami wife, were in
.town y es«.erua> on i»u;ineas.
W O. Thompson, of Isxitfe, was
in town hnaaj on business.
L.t, Benton, of Hendersonville,
ha 1 business here Tbunalav.
\i
I). H Beurifoy. Esq., had business'
in at iest«>n , ’likSt Thuixla>.
A U. i*a<l rett, of Sin oak-, iiad
bu»un*»> sn vown >e>tert.ay.
I, N. V n. of Pleasant tirove, was
K-x*n on our streets .'viiufviay.
T l* Johnson of <»n*en Pond, was
in to .n yesterday on business.
Jacob O'Quin, of Hendersonville,
hi.i business in town Saturday.
Prof ii S. Strickland of V\ iiiiams.
ha»l business in town Saturday.
M H t arter. of Hendersonville,
whs b«*rc on business Wednesday.
Mi> iV* P Howell left Saturday
f.»r * v.'it to relatives at Ellenton. •
Prof John-H Wilson, of Smoaks.
w;u» ar.ionjf those in'tbwn Saturday
W C. Blocker, of MewviUe, was
in tu' ti P relay and called to s<*e us.
THIS $2.50
, CO-CURT
At bactory Price
m
t adet Vernon Padfett of the
L’.tadel, who wa.-* borne last week on
the sick list. ha> returned to Char
leston.
Mrs. J. M. Witaell ami little son.
Mitchell, left Monday afternoon for
i Cheraw for a visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Duval. ■
Miss Mamie Felder of Bamhenr.
who is t< aching the Hall school at
Hound this year, was in town yester
day.
T K T T K H I X I ].
Hiers, of l/xlfp*. was among
,h'» nad busim-.-v' in t»»wn Kn-
C P
th»j!»** .
day.
j .
Ho*. J .is. E Peurifov. had bun
ne?v> *: Charleston Monday ami Tues
day
Mi and Mrs. B (». Benton of
Peniei* were here Thursday shop
ping
.1 W Miley. of Berea, is in town
.xjay and win nu-ei w ith the pension
*1
H. S.
Hixxi, Hellaire. Mich., says:
"For sixteen years I have been a continual sufferer from Itching Piles. For five years I could not]
lay down save fiat on my hack, and for weeks of that time 1 never lay down at all; sat up in my
rocking chair at night. I^ist February, I was in Chicago; 1 went to the Economical Drug Co., on
State Street and asked a clerk to give me the best thing he had for the trouble. He sold me a box
of Tetterine. I came back to my home in Northern Michigan, and less than half the box made a
complete cure of the trouble. That was five months, and there is still no si {ns of the itching re-
apjiearing. It feels so good to think that after all these years of suffering, l have at last found a
cure. Tetterine is a marvelous rejnedy.”
Tetterine cures Ecxema.JJ'etter, Ring Worm. Ground Itch, Itching Piles, infant’s Sore
Head. Pimples.’Boils. Scaly Patches on the Face. Old Itching Sores, Dandruff. Cankered Scalp,
Bunions, Corns, Chilblains and every form of skin disease. Tetterine, 50c ; Tetterine Soap. 25c.
Soli) and guaranteed by J. M. Klein; or by k mail from the manufacturer. The Shruptrine Com
pany, Savannah, Ga.
today
o<*.ti*l
II i> W. C. Brant ami A. H Brant,
of cs" i "s, w ere in town Friday on
buioi *»-i
II T. Herndon, of Ruffin mail
rouie f *o. w a-i in town Saturday on
tuna i' ■*"
K
t blkv
hi i *
l» (ia Wee\s, wa.-. ail ong
■ * ii* had bu.-viin.-ss m town
Hon. Jas. K. Peurifoy and Miss The public is cordial'y invited to
I Ida May Fishburne returned home, attend the series of services to be
I Saturday morning fr»)m RrK*k Hill,. held in behalf of the lawmen’s Mis-
w here they ha*l U*en attending the • sionary movement at the Methodist
State Sunday School Convention j church beginning this evening and
1 which met last week. They repert extending through Thursday even-
a most enjoyable meeting. . ing. An interesting program has
The young people of Henderson- la’cn prepared,
ville will give an entertainment at . nc* n
the Club House on Thursday night,) J. A- LINUlR DlAU*
Feb. 24. hegining at H.15 o’clock, j The Ha(] newM of the (ioath of j. A>
Dus entertainment will t>e given for
th** benefit of the Methodist church.
Th** public is cordially invited.
Pennington, of
tow ri visiting
Wilhernena
('.bail slou, is in
frre.i I*.
W W Bidiojf. of Ruffin, paid this
office a piea-aM cab while it town
Satin day.
Pr-*f*.VV. B ar.dJ.C. Nettles, of
Pine lirove, tiud lJU»ltlCv^ in town
Saluoiiy „ <
J vV. VSaiktT. ore of Smoaks’
l•‘.‘l<tl:l r citizens, wu.-* in t<» s«v us
VV >-do la) .
M li l*angd;ile of li< a«iside. was
«*ne .ii <*ng tln*se vst.o culled at our
olfi -•* .Saturday
M. A lams and htti,*-daugiiter of
the Mt t'arm«*i litighiKuhood, were
intuwn Friila>’.
ti vS Sweat and li. M. Carter, of
Hcoder-onvide, were among th«*st*
in lov.r 1 h irsday.
C ' .H itt, one of Round's bust-
hr*- bus; .ess men, was in town on
bu inen last week.
.1. Lyons, one of Smofks pros-
peiou> merenant* 1 , was in t*»wn yes-
terduv un uusiness.
a
Mi*v^ F.dna McTeer, after spending
somi-ime with relatives in Beaufort,
retuniyd home last week.
EXECUTOR’S SALK.
Under power of sele in !a*t will of
.John C. Wieters of reoord in the Pro
bate Court. Charbaten C*'Untv, S. C., I
will for divitiou at tbe Court Houm*
door, Walterhoro, S cn Monday,)
aabudar in Marcli, 1910. lietwesn the!
legal hours ot mI**. a tract of five Luo j
dred no*! fiftT (5"0) acres more or bsa
kanwu as (5 over tract on Ashepoo mer,
in 8>tii county
Also, other | roperty of the estate of
John ('. Wieter- emhrscing a building
\ S
"ilex Christus." a I>o<»k on the
i; ubject of t'hina. has been b*st fntrn
the Woman’s Foreign Missionary
Society, which b*H»k the Soete'y is
very anxious to recover possessi«m
of.' Anyone knowing the where
abouts of this l)o«ik will please ’ in the family burying ground
notify the Society.
tarium in Columbia for some time
for treatment, where he died Mon
day night. His r e m a i n s w e r e
brought on here Tues<J;iy and interred
near
Mt Carmel today.
i non nc tnanpc Mr. Linder is wellknown in this
A CARD Oi TnANKo j county. He leaves a wide circle of
From the Leader of "The King's i relatives and friends to mourn their
Daughters and Sons:” | loss.
Will each member of our-Circle
here accept most loving thanks for
their very kind remembrance in sick- i Ravenel. Feb. IS. Mr. S. G. Pierce
* ness and distress. Mav the <lear of 'Cott&igevil'e was the guc>t of Mr.
. * }
Master, in whose name we work, re-1 H. B. Ackerman Tuesday last.
Linder, a highlv respected citizen of lot tu or uf*>»i WaWrboro, S C . descrip-
Weeks reached here Tuesffav morn- |'“nofwbich will be hereafter pub-
: • Jisiwa.
ing. Mr. Linder had h*'en in a sam- Tertaa (-fob purchaser to jav tax*!*
twyable in 1910 and Uierexfter and $10;
loi tide for each trset
K. K.
2 If. 3t
A- Wieter*,
Executor.
If troubles with indigeation. constipa-1
tioo, no ap|)et1te or feel bilious, give
CI.pmberlain s Stomach an<1 Liver
l.i
RAVENEL DOTS.
turn unto each liKirt recompense and
blessing.
MOVED TO NEW POST OFFICE.
The new jaist office, which has
been ir course of erection for the
past several weeks, has been com
pleted and is now being occupied.
Everything from the old post office
was moved over Monday afternoon.
This structure is of cement blocks
and is modern in every particular,
thereby making a much more desir
able building than the former one.
NEW PASTOR PREACHED.
II. It. Padgett, one of our |*opular” ^ v - Hoyd, the new pas-
liwyecs. Spent Saturday and Sunday j tor of the Presbyterian church,
wit. re * ives at W iliams. [ preached an eloquent and impressive
W A Strickland and J. C. Carter.! sermon t0 his fl,K ‘ k on Sunda >' morn ‘
of Smoaks, were among tho.-** in ; ing last from Hebrews 12th chapter
to >n business Friday. and 2nd verse, "Looking unto Jesus,
c • ti n / 4*1 -n the author and finisher of our faith.”
Mo*-Njsie Hill of Abbeville spent
several days in town this week as the | ^ congregation w.t- a
guetd d Miss tTara Barr. notwithstanding the very
, ; weather. 'v*
Mi. B H. Graves and little; •—• —
dauglit»*r. *>f Pemel, sn«*nt Satunla\ MR. SMOAK ILL.
line «>ne.
inclement
am} Sunday in tovtn with relativi-s.
J 1 Hiers and daughter. Mrs.
Mr. W. W. Smoak, Sr*, is very ill
at his home near Smoaks, and his
I </ f angdale were summoneii ; condition, when last heard from, in
Sav u * ah Monday to the bedside of 1
his daughter,
who is very ill.
Mrs. McKlnmrrav .| dica,ed no improvement, hut was
Han. D. I* Smith, member of the
Legislature, ami little son. Estes,
who was one of the pages in the
Hou«' during the Legislature, re
turned home Suunday.
Herbert M. Anderson, who was
open tied on last Wednesday morn
ing at Riverside Infirmary. Charles
ton, isim proving rapidly, and his
many friends hope to see him at
home again soon.
*
Mra. D. L. Smith spent several
(tola with relatives in St. Matthews
From tfaereshe went on to
• ppent four dam
Him. D. L. Smith,
steadily growing weaker, and he
not expected to live many days long-1
er. Mr. W.“W. Smoak. Jr., his only
son has been at his bedside since
Thursday afternoon, and is still with
him.
Miss Beulah Gilmore is visiting
Miss King in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vetter of
Savannah are visiting relative^ here.
,}diss Mae Rodgers spent Saturday
in Charleston.
Messrs C. F. Butler, Ernest Smoak
and several others went on a fishing
trip up the Edisto Wednesday an j
brought back a fine mess of shad.
Messrs Geo. Sands and Jas. A. Pas
tel!, two prominent truck farmers at
Rantowls, spent Thursday in town.
Mr. William Anderson of Hampton
spent Sunday here.
Mr. W. B. Campbell and little son,
Willie, spent* Wednesday in Charles
ton. c
Mr. R. A. Pastell was in town Sun
day to see liis daughter, Miss Janie,
w-ho is attending the Ravenel school.
Mrs. Fannie Beach has moved to
Branchville much'to the regret cf
her many friends here.
Mr. Bon Peeplesjdied here Feb. 9
after a brief illness. His remains
were interred at White church cem
etery near sCaw Ciw Swamp. Mr.
Peeples was a good citizen and one
of the county’sjmost prosperous
farmers. He was 33 years! of age,
and is survived by his wife, four
...small children, two sisters and a
18 ! brother. ' ’’Quitness.”
Tablet* a iral ami you will Tx* pleaaeti
> wuh fhft remit. Tba**»'alneta invigor-
, atu »h** ft«>alicit au'l liver and strength-
I en ino digeaiiou. Sola by »l . tlealsr*.
j. Deafiicas Cannot l>e Cured
! Ly inral applications, ns th*y cannot j
rea'h the diseasei portion of the ear. |
j i’tieie Is only one way to cure d- afue**, ,
and «haf ’S by con-rWutional remedies. I
Deaf net** is caused bran inflamed cordl-
i lion of the mucous lining ot the KnsU-
chian Tulte. When this tube is iotiam-
! **d you have a rumbling' sound or im
perfect bearing, and when it is entirely
cl< s *d. Deafness U ti e result, and uole-s
1 the i* rtstitafi »n can l*e taken out and
this in he restored to its uoruul condi
tion, bearing will be destroyed forever;
nine ca*e*< out of ten are cauaed hr Ca
tarrh, which is nothing but an infUmtd
condition of the mucus surfaces.
We will give Qne Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (nau«*d by catarrh)
ih«t cannot be cured by Bali’s Catarrh
Cure S*-nd for circulars free
F J. CHENEY A Co. Toledo, (>.
Sold by Druegiets 75c.
Take Hull’s Family "ills for constipa
tion.
LL E. Campbell
ana, Eatea, ratureiiv home
DEATH Of ROBT. GROVES.
*
Robert Groves, the eighteen yeac^j^”
“ r “ dMr, l H ""• Waiterboro,
died at nil home near town Monday
night at 9 o'clock. .
Mr. Groves is a young man of
many admirable traits of character
and will be greatly Aiased in hit
community. He leaves a boat of
relatives and friends to mourn their
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
Office Over Press and Standard.
In office "Saturdays and Mondays
[of each week; other days country
s. c
NOTICE.
It fire# oupIcaMie to unnoancu that
we have associated Mr Jos M Mooter
with ms for tha practice of taw, sad that
firm will hereafter be
Maorar.
Padgett b
cTTPsh. i, itio
Wattarhoro, 8.
mwtatt MUTEST SEWIMIUCNIIE
RUNNING
Stislity, b*4t tbs VSW
Ow
SMJS ST
provoha pcofanlty, hat
won't care thaaa. Doaa’s Otat-
leg Mssdiac or *watrad>
of seftrfaj. At
We Are Oflerin>j Oiir Entire St(x k of
W'mr
Furniture A.t
Cash!
Cost [For
We wilt be compelled to reduce this stock at
once so that we can tear down the present
to make room for larger ones.
buildings
DON’T WAIT! GET OUR
PRICES AT ONCE!
Brown furniture
& hardware Co.
V-.
THE BUSY BUSINESS’*
J
15
per ct
28 fOR 31
15
per ct
This “sawed oft” month puts us in a pickle,
for how shall we keep up our average monthly
sales when February only allows us 2<S days
in which to do the usual 31 days work 1
Wt Stt ONLY ONE WAY OUT
As we have ten per cent less days in which
to-make the sales, we must sell ten per cent
more goods in those 28 days to “average up.”
So, to insure our total we shall
REDUCE PRICES 15 PER CENT
in
III
s.
during this month in expectation that
creased sales will result.
February Brings You
Luck At Our Expense
ffllfS JEtfM STW
WALTERBORO AND EHRBARDT
15
per ct
IS
per d
. , Final Notice,
Estate of J U Barth, Deceased.
On the 7th day of March, 1910, at
12
o’clock M, the ondersigaed will apply to
Probate Court lor Colteton county, 8 C,
tor his final discharge as sdxaisistrator
of above named estate.
Thos W Bitch,
S 2 4t Ari—tairt nfrfr
Fob. U 1910.
n»
HUM
NOTICE.
All persons who wish to get chairs
that will last twenty or more years
should order now. If you can’t tee
me leave orders with Mr. R. H-
Wichman, C. D. C. Adams or Witaell
ft -Padgett, and get tbe improved
. / J. P. STANFILL.
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