The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 23, 1910, Image 8
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Jnime !a'* Wtsu^^iav alt*rr. >on.
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Any defect^ in out Ku^s. Carpetings or
Mattings. • The only points you might
criticise are the prices, which you. may
quality.
think too low to insure
good
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A PROWSAL UNDER DIFFICUL
TIES.
On Kn itv ntK^t, April -t. (her
will l»-p'-^nteU hy horn.* talent a .~7:~'
oru ai’t fi' v entitled A: Proposal
I’txkfr i'."u iilti.v, which is sni to! 1
l**excr!« itiruf y tunny. It comes Miss Edith Ware, the {Kipular
from t l • f wilt-|sr*n of J<.hn Kendrick j teacher of the (irt*en Pond-school.
Royal Is Ute only baking powder made
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
We Do Not Sell Furniture
we cannot
guarantee
-•» v
qualities. That guarantee goes w
«>
everything we sell, no matter how much
below the usual our prices may be.
a> to wearing
ith
Banyr-’f a- » this KuaranUH* suffici
ent of it - n .prr.evs
' The p a is l-•l?llr Kivi n for the
lienefit *f h- ' Oryfan Kurd” i>f St.
Jud«-’* ! churcti. and will la*
'Rte, at Hyrta-V Hall. The
<Ju? <1 will serve ice
•cretin «• • c ^ke, and ntter the per-
■fnniH' ini • ntf *i,i l>t‘ indulged
in l»> tn >-«• ■*<» Jiftp'i.-fd.
{ irvsent.-, a
adies ot foe
siK-nt the week end at Mrs. Van
Boynton’s.
O'Riley is eomintr.
County Commissioner l>. E. Sm»»ak
spent last night in town on his way
to Beaufort to inspect road ma
chinery with Supervisor Cntfin.
O’Riley is coining.
Mrs. W. J. Fishbume is Visiting
her daughter. Mrs. T. T. Walsh at
Yorkville. Mrs. Fishburne will be
away about two weeks.
O’Riley is coming. , !
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CASHIER HEyOERSON IN TOWN.
A f H »citk r «»n, cashier of th«
Enrliardt tai t-i' g t’o.. s|M*nt Sunday
.n t »wi vi-it.r.g relatives. Mi
Hen«i* rs t. i- v- r> much in favor ot
the nroiNtM*] extension of the rail-
r>ad to 4> nni*rk. He states that a
pjbli cm-. i:ng was held recently at
Ehrhari* ir.d a number of c*)in-
inittees EiHstinUsl to pu-^h the work
Tne iv-) ».»• of KhrhardL are very
much interested in this movement
aid ar** <m g f.i-pare no efforts t(
secure the desired extension. They
are very anxious that the people of
the other sections of the county join
with them in th;-movement. .
DANCE AT HYRNE’S HALL.
1-ast Wednesday night the young
people of the b»v n enjoyed a mosi
delighttM inf >rrnal dance at Hyme'r
Hall. tlr. Iieir.g considered by al
’iro-.m .-»ie of the most enjoyabb
events H. it ba.- taken place recently
in our town, and everyone wtn'.
awav wi'Ji rhe wirds, ’’wasn’t n
fine” on their lipev The music t<M
«*fi tii- m-x-oh. vv,i.s particularly
«Pm*d, tig tut ntM.si |y five of thf
young m *u of th.* town Mrs. .John
F. I.ifa.-, i-tne chaperon.
It i-. pr.xni wer<»>vMi.ves Clara
Barr. 1 n one <*roU*l. Dollye Price
HeJe'i ? . Eva Mace. Lucy Wil-
1 f<tun Hid. The gentle-
rnee r ; . v . r . I. If. Kishhurne.
E. 1 I: .Mi'*r , er. D. B. Peurifoy,
P ll. Hi*.ey,M <i Druber, A J.
Andei>»»•’. i H traser. If L>. Elli
ott. ro-.*cr Piirois. U. H. Patteriin,
Jis M k' ae H. M. Anderson,
I.. M ftag^» i. W. tilover and Ellis
deTrevi!!*
f^PT PROCEEDINGS
C-nur* ha-fie.*n gmng on steadily
since tad. W»*dr.esday and very slow
progr**N- in^de At the conclusion
of the Fnoly Taylor case that of J.
• ' (lues.. 4 Bro vs A. C. L. R. R
to. wa-r iken up. This was a suit
for $P.»Tst for afieged failure to sup
ply car.-, for shipment of lumber.
The jur> r-cturmn a verdict for the
plaintifTs for $172T». The plakitiffs
were reprew*'n‘ed by I’migett, Lein-
ack> & M er rand Howell &liruU*r;
the defendarts by W. H Fitzsim-.
mons .ui I las. E. Peurifoy.
's The next -'a--e t. itsi was that of
„ Maxcy V.- Key which was U*gun
Saturday um! ended yeeterday. This
ruit wa, bn'ugnt by Mrs. I). S^
Maxcy ;tu.l iVr... A C. Powell to re
cover piktscsNon of H4 acres of land.
The plamtitfs are daughters of the
late Paul Warren, the defendants
held froni the late lieorge Warren.
- The cont •ntion was that the land l>e-
longe»i to the estate of Paul Wrrren.
The jury could not see it that way
Senator J S and C. C. Tracy
•^jrepresrnu-d the plaintiff; E. F. War
ren of Hamilon. and J. E. Peurifoy
the defendant.
A co*went verdict of $200 was
taken Tu ^iny morning in the case
of E. P. farter va Colleton county.
The court is now engaged in try
ing theca** of W. C. Brant vs A. C.
L. R. R. Co., a suit for $1996’alkjfed
loss resulting from failure of rail-
read to furnish cars for shipping
lumber, causing pbuatiff to sell at
km.
IIcxxl, IMlaire. Mich . says:
“For sixteen years I h^ve l»een acortinua! sufferer from Itching Piles. For five years I could not
lay down save flat on rny back, and for weeks of that time 1 never lay down at all; sat up in my
rocking chair at right. I^st February. 1 vvas in t'hicago; 1 went to the Economical Drug I'o.. on
State Street and asked a Herk to give me the best thing he had for the troublt. 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 ki rrs of the itching re-
ap|H*anng. It ft*els so good to think that after all these years of suffering, I huv<» at last found a
cure. Tetterme is a marvelous remedy."
Tetterine cures Eczema, Tetter, Ring Worm. Gr<iund Itch. Itching Piles, Infant's Sore
Head, Pimpies,’Boils, Scal> Patches on the Face. Old Itching Sores, Dandruff. Cankered Scalp,!
Bunions, Corns, Chilblains and every form of skin di-ea-m Tetterine, oOc ; Tetterine Soap,'ioc. |
wSold and guaranteed by J.'M. Klein; or by.mail fr»*in the manufacturer. The Shruptrine Com
pany, Savannah. Ga.
Brown Turniture
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& hardware Co.
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THE BUST BUSINESS”
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JEWtLRY REPAIRS
and Special Order Work
SIX BIG SHOWS
Ferris Wheel a'd Merry-Go-Round. Featuring The Big Hippodrome and Circus and
Ben Holmes Wild West. Performances at 2:30 afternoon and at 7:30 evenings.
FREE BAND CONCERTS THE ROYAL ITALIAN BAND
Free Exhibition of Wild West and Rough Riders Given
„ Saturday Afternoon.
MARYLAND AMUSEMENT COM
. ■ PANY.
The Maryland Amusement Com-
l»ny is filling a week’s engagement
here* having come under the auspices
of the Walterboro Fire Department,
with whom the proceeds of the
week’s visit will be divided. This
company carries high class shows,
and is one of the companies on tne
road which can be recommended be-
knee of the high claas of its attrac
tion. ^
FINE DRESS GOODS.
\Ve have just received a beautiful line of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
and we invite the ladies of Walterboro and
Colleton County to call and inspect our line
before buying. We can please* you^and
save you money.
W. V. GLOVER.
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We repair and make to order in the best manner possible
all kind of Jewelry.
We are anxious that we would be your family jewelers,
not only supplying your larger wants, but every want, large
or small.
The smallest jewelry repair which you need concerns us,
just because it concerns you.
If it is only a broach, pin or any other trifling repair, or
something you want made special to order, send it to us.
You will find it done promptly, satisfactorily and reason
ably, for we appreciate the fact that you will judge us in all
larger transactions by the manner in which we attend to
these.
Get your 15 per cent, interest by purchasing the
Jewelry Goods at
S.
EINN’S JEWELRY STORE
5 : WALTERBORO AND EHR1IARDT
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THE CIVIC LEAGUE AT WORK.
The ladies of the Civic League are
now engaged in planting a great
variety of flowers on the court
house square. The league has the
promise from the supervisor that
the coping asked for, will be placed
around the square before the first of
May.
O'Riley is coming.
MOVING IN NLW STORE-
The Brown Furniture and Hard
ware Co. is moving its stock of
hardware and furniture into its
hardware store, which*will be a two
story structure and modern id every!
particular. The hardware store just
completed is one of the handsomest
buildings in town and has a very
pretty front.
O'Riley is coming.
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