The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 13, 1910, Image 3
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LUMBER,
ROUGH AND DRESSED
Flooring, Ceiling, \V eatherboarding’.
Sheeting, Mouldings, Casings, Etc.
We give you good grades and our
PRICES ARE REASONABLE.
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Get our prices before placing your
next order.
Colleton Mercantile & Meg. Co
RITTER, S. C.
LADIES, LOOK, LISTEN, HATS,
HATS, LADEIS HATS.
djefore buying your-Spring and Sum-!
mer Hats call and see my iNew Line, just,
arrived. Hats trimmed to suit vour taste.
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Prices to suit the purchaser's purse. Call
and be convinced.
Mrs. S.
MILLINER,
SMOflK,
LODGE, S. C.
FINE DRESS GOODS.
\Ve have just received a beautiful line o:
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
ft and we invite the ladies of Walterboro and
Colleton County to call and inspect bur line
before buying. W'e can please you and
save you money.
W. V. GLOVER.
An aching back is instantly
relieved by an application of
Sloan’s Liniment.
This liniment takes the place '
of massage and is better than
sticky plasters. It penetrates
— without rubbing — through
the skin and muscular tissue
right to the bone, quickens the
blood, relieves congestion, and
gives permanent as well as
temporary relief.
Hare’s the Proof.
Mr. tlAvr* C. I.rr, ..f ltn» 9<h *».,
S !M'.. write. : ••"J'liIrtT
><Mrt *i( > I l«U I rum a »'att<>i<1 ami aen-
t)U*lT injured my 1 .ufTrred terrt-
Mt at trine. : from tUe siomII of my ha< , k
all an>and my Moniach w i. ju.t a. if I
liad been tieaten With a rlnh. 1 lined
every pl iater I eouM net with no relief.
8lo-ui , n I-ininieiit lo*k tbe pain riicht
out, and I can now do an much holder
work at any man in tbe (bop, thank, to
Sloan’s
Liniment
Vr. I’. Kvan,,. of Mt. Airv. tS.a ,
".tIter ttelni; aliUcte<l for three
'oar* w ith r leuiuati'tu, 1 need Moan - *
luniincnt, and cured notiml amt
well, and »• to e - »y I haven't been
troubled Wiih rhenniaii.m *lnee. My
|ej w ,« bmtlv swollen from my hip to
i. . ktree. <toe-balf a Uitila took tho
I« i:n til l *WelliH|( out."
Sloan’s Liniment
has no equal as a
remedy for Rheu
matism, Neuralgia
or any pain or
stiffness in the
muscles or joints.
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ntnan*. Hwak mm
hmrmrm. rattle, .tveea.
Or. Eart S. Slo»,
Boston. Mm.. U.S.A.
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MASNAWVILLt DOTS.
Mashawville, Apr. 8. Special:
There \v;us a social given at the resi
dence of Mr and Mrs. S. If. Snmak
last Friday night, which was enjoyed
very much.
Miss Janie Thomas of Lodge has
been standing some time here with
relatives.
Mi$s b/inie (Ir int returned home
Monday from Green Pond, where
she has lH*en s|»ending some time
with her brother, W. 11. Grant.
There was an egg hunt at Sandy
Dam Saturday afternoon for the
s?hoo! children. The exercises by
the scholars were enjoyed very much.
We are at present having a long
sjiell of dry weather, and a g wd
rain would be appreciated.
To the regret of Miss Lucai New
ton’s many friends, she has returned
to her home at Adams Run. Miss
Newton made many friends while at
Sandy Dam who would # be glad to
see her return.
Brown Eyes.
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NEWS FROM DRY BRANCH. |
Lodge. April, 8.- Special: Our
Sunday School is progressing very
nicely under the management of our
able superintendent, J. W. Hiers.
Re\. l>. ]\. I’lmer preached a very
able sermon at this place the last j
F'>urth Sunday.
William I T lmer and Willie Williams
of Lodge were visitors at our Sun
day school last Sunday.
Walter ('aldwell of this place paiil
Ashton a pleasant visit !;st Sunday.
We are glad to note that little
Chestley McMillian, one of our little
Sunday School scholars, who has
been very ill for six weeks, is some-
what better, and we hope to see him
out again soon. r w p n
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McMillian visited |
Colson last Sundav
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT
tin^ tlir Stmtitt aodBowhd
Ph)wolP» DijfsttMiJtWii
ness and RretXoflUins btMrt
Opium .M«phmr norMmnL
not Narcotic.
CASTORU
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
jbg
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Apnferi Retwdy forCersflpi
tion. Sour Stomach.Uiarrtwa
Worms jTonvulsions.Frvrrisk
ness ami LOSS OF SL££R
Fac S'uiiilr Si^namrr <€
NEW YORK.
At b month s old
J5 Dosfs - ]jOM5
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Thirty Years
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J W Hill,
A C VonLehe
A Funny Kid.
SUPERVISOR’S REPORT
Quarterly rejxtrt of the county
S jpervi-or for the months of Janu
ary. February and Mcjrch, 1910:
ju. S. Hill, CVinstaiiie Sal.
: L. K Hilt, Magistrate Sal
j H li Price, labor 5
i G H Klitch, supplies 240 .’18
Bill Platt, labor 2 50
W H Lemacks, supplit's 17 50
1 Joe Watson, labor 5
S A Warren, labor 3
Bill Platt, labor 4
Frank Green, labor 10
Grant Mack labor 1 50
Joe Watson, labor 6
Ed Colder, labor 2
12 40
FI 00
17110
27 tk)
20 5ft
10 00
12 20
4 95
Eugene Kinard Corn. .20 12 Jery Chisolm, labor .3
J. E. Gatch. Lumber 9 40 j Ed Colder, labor 3 50
R. L T.
lie Great Liver Mjiliciie and taral Tome .
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Doa’t take pills and violent purgatives. Th<»y only make bad matter
worse. They don’t cure. Take R. L. T. for Constipation. Biliousness, In
digestion and all Liver Frouniv-s. It acts in perfect harmony with nature
Dr, Richardsan has oeeu prescribtu^ cutninuously for 25 years
and says he does not know of any remedy that will
£ive such good results as this remedy.
Money Refunded If It Does Not What We Claim
1 bare beeu a dug IU.:tu»r<w . •» L<»«r
Tonic" io my hom<- f »r ■ >.n^ miMi'in*
PMt aad Hod it xa xxc <1 eut (rsiMr><iou
It hM Mrmd n» a *ab«nfuts tgr«
gieinK tbe dedre'l effict, •»'h>at 'h**
aeoaJ dxdmx following i-voiucl
and Iravtne the h*»r aaituv ectivuy
I reoommeail It withoot h*<n
A. J. CAUIHUN.
Preeldiag Elder AortetwHi Dwtnct.
< n-rom Dpijr < >>, Anderenq, 8. C.
Ih»(f •‘ire Io mepooee to your In-
<Viir\ I i-h^erto lr >t«te rhni 1 beet
u«*rt'K-L T in my femlly for eevenki
»**»(« 'Aith t#if hsoeftciel reealto. 1
h're r-'wvmlly o«ed it receetly for lie
10 W- i-ffx K Had here been maota bene
’ ftowt- F .r chronic coo«'iMtlon. fndi
<--< v »n xnd m-pid liver. I d'k not know
» better remedy. GKO E PRINCE,
J a Jire of 10*b Olrcoit.
MANUFACTURKD A XU GUARANTEED BY
ehiquola Drug So.,
ANDERSON, S. C.
FOR SALE BY JOHN M. KLEIN, DRUGGIST.
WALTERBORO, S. C.
PRICE 50c AND $f 00 PER BOTTLE.
' To Farmers and Laborers:
Why do you complain of scarcity of money and throw away
your money just the same, when you can get the following !
$7 oo Suits for $4 50; $9 Suits for $6 00
$12 0) Suits for $7 25; $13 Suits for$8 25
$1400 Suits for $8 75; $16 Suits for $10 00
SHOES, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT REDUCED PRICES'.
M.JAFFA
MAIN ST. (BY CAPT. SHAFFER) WALTERBORO. S. C.
1C. B. Campbell
DOCTOR OF OPTICS v
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Office dver Press end Standard.
In office Saturday and Monday
peek; other day
WaHarbor*.
S. C.
CLUBBING RATES.
The following nepers are clubbed
with The Press and Standard:
The Press and Standard and—
The Prograotae Farmer (6 mos)$i.l5
Southern Cultivator 1.60
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S. P. J. Garris. Lumber • z i0
1 H. P. Norris, rei»air on jail locks 7
H. R. Price Labor. 2U 50
H. R. Price Road.Overseer Blake
townhip 7
John Lessmgton, Labor 4
John Lessington. Labor — 2
Carson Capers, Labor . 2
Carson Capers, Labor .4
Isaac Sanders, Labor 4
Isaac Sanders, Labor 2
W. P. Davis, Labor 4
J. O. Griffin, Sai Co Sup .75
J. O’. Griffin, R. R. Expenses to
Good Road Con 5 25
J O Griffin. Board of convict .. 8
J OGriffin, stamps acct 3
Sam Fraser, labor 4 50
Joe Jenkins, labor 4 50
Henry Jenkins, labor .. . v .. 4 50
Chinamen Felder, labor 1
B R Hiers. constable salary 16 66
J M Me Kenzie, freight 3 67
J S Stephens, labor 70
E P Platt, capt chain gang A R40
L E Griffin, labor 5
J D Edwards. Probate Judge sal 16 66
L H Zeigier, capt chain gang sal
2 months V 80
J W Zeigier, guard chain gang
2 months 40
M J Hethington, lumber 106 87
J 0 Griffin, salary c© sup. 75
S J Fennell, lumber 36 63
S J Fennell, lumber 12 65
TennesK Mill Co supplies 35 05
W A Carter, guard chain gang
2 months 40
J M McKenzie, freight . 8 44
R M Me Gowan, Co sup bill 1 57
SSLoper* labor 3-00
P K Remley labor 3 50
Frank Thompson, corn 15 50
J L Carter, salary ferryman
Ashepoo ... 31 25
j E Bailey, salary constable 25
J E Bailey, conveving prison 1 20
C N Langdale, salary mag 25
M Kohn. supplies 24 30
W EO’Quin, lumber 50 f
C G Henderson, salary and
stationery \ 54 10
J D Edwards, salary Probate
Judge 16 66
J D Edwards salary Probate
Judge... : 16 66
Sykes and Patterson, labor 75 70
Sykes and Patterson, labor 24 60
M U Bowers corn 34
R G W Bryan, salary magistrate
and postage 28
S. J Fennell, luml^er 9 06
Eugene Kinard. qrrupchain’g...10 40
James Reeves, salary ferryman. 9
Dr H W Black, mlarv rapt ed.150
L H Zeigier, salary chatagang 40
J W Zeigier, guard chaintang.. 20
W A Carter, guard chaingang
2 months ^40*
J D Ackerman, eup chaingang217 23
H H Hiott, ndary ferryman 20
Mike Fox, lu
J H Chaplin.
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Allen Jenkins, labor , 2
W H Lemacks, medicine 25
Ed Colder, labor 4
W H Lemacks, medicine 35
July Weighton, labor. 1
Bill Platt, labor 6 50
Fred T Towles, labor 10
Fred T. Towles, labor 34 50
D H Towles, salary magistrate .50
W W Garvin, ferryman salary...46 20
E P Platt, labor 64 10
Peter Hazel, labor . -.. 20
Jonus Graham, labor 10
E P Platt, labor 12
C C Tracy, attorney for E P
Carter damages .*. 244
Dr W B Ackerman, professional
services ....... 21 70
Smiti Leach, salary constable....25
E L Fishburne, expert for
grand jury 50
W V Glover, supplies for poor’f 4
R E Jones, CoTress stamps......88
W V Glover, sup chaingang 10 60
J W SmalU. salary constable 25
J W Smalls conveying prisoners 11 60
B G Hiott. labor via lumber 22 78
R E Jones, salary Co Tress 116 67
A A Patterson, salary 116 67
A A Patterson, stamps 6
D W Mallard sal magistrate 25
D W Griffin, supplies ' I 25
T H Lemacks, mu constable 25
J M Padgett, sal magistrate 25
J M Padgett, stamps etc ;....3
Press ana Standard, printing .. 59 05
C H Platt, sal Co Com and ex. . 48 85
D E Smoak, salary Co Com and
expenses 46
Walterooro Drug Co drugs ......7 25
G Q Bishop, labor 1
Greenwood Mfg Co supplies 80 50
Co/.art Binns, Telephone rent... 18
Morris and Bennett, supplies . .49 62
J E Bailev, conveying prisoner .2 10
W S Weeks, magistrates blanks..! 60
W W Smoak, mem. bd. of ed. 21 00
Dr Jas M Sparkman, medical
attention 10 00
W J Perry lumber 11 22
C W Pellum, supplies 76
J 0 Griffin, county sup, salary 75 00
“ bd convicts 2 mos.. 16 00
” ’’ stamps 6 00
Dr M L Nelson, med. services 5 00
Jim Campbell, labor 4 50
Alex Simons, labor 9 00
Jim Campbell, labor 1 00
W R Reynolds, road overseer 7 50
WPSiers, ” ” 6 00
J S Jordan, sup chaingang 110 82
James Dandriage, labor 4 00
T H Callwdl, lumber 87 59
Clarence Callwell, labor 100
T J Blocker, labor 5 50
EC Baach, sal dia constable... 115 65
J F Brant, supt poor farm * 9415
A Wichman ft Sons, supplies.. 39 61
D E Smpak, R R fare to good
roads convention 5 06
Alice Prampton, core pauper 7 00
iWUm*.-*** lllo
12 50
1075
T P Johneon,
Padgett
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JOJaques, Jr
FM Morris, “ *‘ •’
H F Towles,
J J Avanh, labor
W R Fox, salary sheriff 375 00
“ " stamps I 20
“ dieting prisoners 125 10
Harvey Craven, labor ...... 8(H)
B R Ulmer, salary magistrate 25 00
“ “ stationery 3 00
AM " salary constable 25(H)
A V Sykes, labor 13 96
M N Lemacks syrup ch gang 17 25
J M W’itsell Supply Co, sup
plies poor farm 194 90
J M Witsell Supply Co, sup
plies chain gang 340 a3
HT»-p»dgett.Mlwyelk court MOW count) . wh e n in ' n«*l ^any-
j s <Sf 1 vr? 1 *™** " '«1 thing in their line.
Joseph Wiiliama, labor 1 00
Snet Aiken, labor 1 00
Ames Aiken, labor 1 00 . r . /v--.
Major Cooper, labor 1 00 lO FrOflt 01 EXOfeSS OfflCC
Norman Bennett, labor 3 00
Brooks Walker, labor 2 00
J M Strickland, road overseer 6 50
D D Rhode, salary coroner 37 50
E P Knight, labor 20 00
Terry ft Shaffer, supplies jail
and court house.. 37 90
H W Black. Jr, sup for poor . 10 00
Adam Carter, janitor 9 00
L W Beach, conveying lunatic 15 00
Dr R Ackerman, prof service 5 00
B H Graves, wood court h 28 50
H A Patterson, sal disp con... 127 45
J E Bryan, salary'magistrate 49 98
A V Sykes, constable 16 66
J D Edwards, lunacy pr’c’d’g 10 00
W S Weeks, salary magistrate 25 00
Colleton Merc ft Mfg Co, lab 15 00
J M Tgylor, con 20 00
J D Cordrey, salary constable 25 00
Dr T G Kershaw, med atten.. 24 16
Dr MM ^ *’ ” 5 00
J B Cordrey, conveying pr’s’r 3 00
H M Tooten, labor 3 00
W F Gatch, labor 50
C A Walker, labor 6 50
Hkuason Cannon, lumber 26 16
Jonas O’Quin, sal constable... 25 00
Colletort Banking Co, box rent 5 00
Dr E P Carter, prof service... 10 00
0 S Hill, salary constable 25 00
L E Hill, salary magistrate... 25 00.
H A Cummings, salary mag... 25 00
S D Benton, salary constable. 25 00
Paul Aneum, carrying pr’s’r 5 80
P J Wilson, salary magistrate 25 00
J L Maxcy, con and conv’y’ng 27 50
F C Bennett, supplies 21 75
P W Risher, labor. 8 00
F N Jones, lumber 16 62
A B Carter, labor 5 00
H E Benton, labor 1 50
H W Dubois, ex for prisoner.. 9 40
A P Davis, labor 3 00
J T Bailey, labor : 17 00
H S Ackerman, lumber 8 90
E M Proveaux, labor 3 00
Hector Koger, labor 75
Dr H M Carter, medical att’n ' 5 00
Ellison Nesbitt, labor 1 50
F K Bishop, labor 2 00
Henry Hiers, wook for c h 9 75
Walker. Evans ft .Cogswell
Co, supplies 267 37
G Albert Beach, salary clerk.. 50 00
Isaac Drayton, janitor 1 00
A V Sykes, salary constable... 16 66
Respectfully submitted,
* , . J.O. GRIFFIN,
Supervisor Colleton Co.
Attest:
G. Albert Bauch, Clerk.
Walterboro, STC., April 9,1910.
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with Local Applicaiiooa. aa (bay cannot
reach tbe teat of the diaea»e Oaiarah
la a bl'*d or oonMlrntlotal rtlanaae. and
in order to care it yon moat take intern
al remedies Helt’a Catarrh On re i»
taken internally, and acta directly on the
blood ami mooona aurfaoea. Hall’a Ca
tarrh Cure la not a quack medicine. It
waa prescribed by one of the bMt physi
cian* in this country lor veer* and ia a
regular pre-onption. It la composed of
the beat tonic* known, combined with
the heat blood purifier*, acting directly
os tbe mucosa nurfaces. I he perfect
combination ot the two ingredients is
what prodnoea *nch wonderfal result*
In curing Catarrh. Send for teati.aoni-
ala fraa.
F. I. OHENKY A Co . Prop*., Toledo,
O.
Sold by Drogg1*ra. price 75c.
1 Take HaH’* Family pills tor constipa
tion.
"Generally debilitated for years. Had
sick headache*, lacked ambition, was
worn-out and all rna-down. Burdoca
Blood Bitter* made me a wall woman.”—
lira. Chas Fre I toy. Mooeap, Ooen.
TIE WMHJS HUTUT UW1H MACMI
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HARDWARE CO.
WALTERBORO, S. C.
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lias opened a HARDWARE
and FARM IMPLEMENT
Store on Walter Street, where
they will he glad to welcome
their friends from over the
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