The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 17, 1910, Image 3
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and all the people advertise in The Press
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Rates reasonable and furnished on applkra*
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We now have the most complete Job De-
paftment that has ever been established in
Colleton County. New type and machinery.
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Work guaranteed as tp quality, workmanship
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WALTERBORO, S. C. -
THE PAPER WITH THE CIRCULA TION
RUFFIN SPECIALS.
(ritton for^last week!
I v.vndor what has l»econ)e of
(1/ar oi i "l nek? iVte” Wi Ilia ms?.
jQ-ito a lerijrthy period has
!ela;>vrl since wo have had the
pleasure of reading any of her
j pieces. I Jut as madam rumor
(lays tne cause of ht.*r km^rsilence
140 sickness. Kuflin certainly ex-
! tends her hmyt and heart full of
• sympathy, as we have almost
!h?(i a double share this summer.
•Hut thanks to our pood littl®
doctor and Providence; we are
one* a^ain hog inning to feel our
loyeIv .'j irits returning.
|j V, »• are ^r!ad to welcome here
; again this week ir.any fair
da.iadit* rs from the “I^md of,
F!<*,Vers". among them Uing
.'Ses lone and Florrie Carter
ol liur is. and Barbara and Anr»ie
\\ iliams of Armstrong.
Mrs. H. A. Carter and family
of Hurds, Fla., are also among
the visitors here now.
' ( leoi ge Campbell, of Arkansas,
visited in this section last week.
I A wry large crowd was pres-
jetit.Sunday afternv»on at Little
; Kik-1; school house to hear Walter
j Black, who kept us very much
jtn ter (‘Sled for a while. This
interest of course being felt more
on account of 4iis being one of
our home laws. He'has only
been studying for the ministry
one year and indeed deserves
credit for his true and impres
sive lecture Sunday. Our sin
cere wishes are that his in
fluence will cause us to so live
Orangeburg College
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si i norougn c.aucftion «i tn« Lowest Lott."
SEVENTEETH YEAR FOURTEEN TEACHERS
Orangeburg, S. C.
“A Thorough Education at th* Lowest Cost. 1
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|| 'Ttre^eh(»ol stands strictly on its own merit*, and otfevs to the A
ak young noople of tne State the 1**1 of good training, under Chris- ^
2 tian mtluenoes, and at a oat within their reach. No better loca- ^
|R tion in the State, and health record unsurpassed. Sewerage. A
Klee trie Lights. Artesian Water. Best personal-care taken of
ll students. Here is your.opportunity to prepare, for life’s .work, La
2 without it* costing you a fortune to begin with. Students are J
H given excellent board'On. the.Club Plan’’ at actual cost. By ft
|f applying business principles the cost of living is reduced to the ^
^ minimum. Patronage comes from every section of the State.
It npltarfmpnfc I’rvparatory. Classical, Higher Knglish, £er- ft
. I7wpdl tlllCIIla man, French. Science, Pedagogy, Elocution, wa
^ Teachers. PrimarySolusie. Art. China Paipting. Cooking. Com- /
|t mercial. Penmanship Shorihand. Typ»*wriring. Review. “ /
^ We would like to me I you a copy of our cataltJgue, II
free for the asking. Write for it today right now. Ix*t
*2 prove to you that Orangeburg College is the school for you. , ^
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^ Address, M
JJ President W/S. Peterson J?
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117 S. Broughton St.
ORANCEBl KG, S. C.
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that «>ur lives w ill ext‘rt a gnod,'f
ro* < ■ i! ijyfl+ience; f<*r .simplv'''to
Hi' ii this world is t<iexert an
I ir ■ oe. 1» hi a tf ■yibh- p«>wVr
ti a. ... e iiave axu clings lx us
ROUGH ANi
Flooring, Ceiling, Weatherboimling,
Sheeting, MOiiUHngs, Casings, Etc.
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We give ^on good grades and our
ARE REASON ABlf.
Get our prices before placing your
next order.
It « now *.u fu|zm every glarfoe « f
our . ! , S. every \v<uki of our «
I’:;- 'X-. r'- • o* ofXer 'hv*-s.
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X nco. a >x^\y \thrown in’t » • ,
*'.• . <««• W ’ i yrnt- * tit-' ikptilS,
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L;. : ’.ru-sj/rings. roiling their
ti -.r ,•;«/attiong the roeiis and
j i u iX an ’! .emv. .viglu
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RITTER, S. C.
Saswell & Brewer
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h* v/fi.ii'iMis, to th** very. si.ord .
.. ,.i-. ’ jhi.’ hast) n ! * i . w if i
Vn ;iag f n .ir Produce Commission Merchants
m com pi ny, produces a -
i.omt larv >iiej>rcs<ion, and is Soliciti c »n-igom m'.-; of 1* tnbrv-. K.r r. nr* s *e 1 H an )Xdve- Irish and
'hat a:..' Mo. It d>.e|H*ns some Sw-
one’s disgust - at gXIiness; . it
slmrpens the edgf* of sarcasm; k
shamW some .ha I (-eon verted one,
o.u of hi* pwi u nt misgivings
ami il predates an witluenee
slight, but eternal, on the ues.
tiny <k‘ an inunortal life. We
must either be a light to illumine,'
[ or «i tempest to destroy. Friends,
this element of power belongs, to
us ail. It may lw> in our sphere
| very small, but influence we
surely have, and we should all
endeavor to weild it to the l>est
‘advantage jwissible. We are
more than delighted to have
| among us again as neighbors.
Some of the young people were
delightfi’ly entertained on last
Friday evening at the home of
Miss Maud Padgett, in honor of
I'an (lodley, Savannah, who
I* it i * o, IVu-. ipii•'••!<*ry i < ibbagr'*, I .a ge«. Apples.
PiM -n**-, P'-" i; :>'*• . .Watermelon-;, Stfawlvrries,
xflides, hurs Ibt-suax, Tauow.
We *“e iriving our consivn >r- pavnu-n’ii, hurhe. t market rates,
. full weight-i and measures.
We Need Mor»rSlti|>j*;rs. \\ ill \ f tl Not He One?
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Lon;4 Idrstancti I’lwme^Si^.
was the welcome guest of Tom
Black a few days last week.
M. JAFFA
The Most Reasonable Seller
Closes Out Summer Goods
At Practically No Profit
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CLOTHING
LACK
SHOP/?
EMBROIDERY
DRY GOODS
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OFFER GOOD FOR ONE MONTH
MAIN ST. WALTERB* >R<). S. C.
A well known Molnr* woman f»f f
ti-r fintTerimr miserably, for two <ia>s
fr.im k-iwcl c.o»<t|.hin'. vva^. ineil by or e
I «•* of < 'tiamlft-dri n’« C In :i.»!cra
Our school will open the first * n ! Ibnimot-i lb n/.lv For -11/ by
..J 'Wter*.
Mor.day ir m*xt moi h under the
• . an age nun t of .1. \\. Miley as
tin i >al a;;d .Miss Hera V.
W< • .as . tanf. \\<• h t"
.. • .,v ers b s * '■» 1 1 ye.u .
Civil Engineer
and Surveyor.
I IIAVK SOU. AoKXl y'MX' 1 ' 1 ’’ ‘
FOR 11 IF
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liours, rv i.ji of Ch v ty
-r its o,. n powr.
• i’rice delivered
M. B. Gsnis,
A i: ... vMjs. SOL NIC \ROUN \
I-mkA. i.iacii. wn- l US IX-V* «!’ate
sick. 1 »r several kivs.
Heber R ,Padgett, with
flattie and liuth Garris v f Wil-
Lams* visited R t.Tin Sm«lay.
We* will greatly miss ‘the
j bright faces of o.ur two little. in any j/art of thccxotinty.
ids. Misses Marie Wolfe andL,.,.,, , , ...
%« ... », , , , , j" Will take pleasure in Living
Mattie Padgett, who will leave . . 1 ,, ^
, . , . . * ... instructions to all purchasers
shortly fora visit to hutawville.
$525.00
• In conclusion, just a word as
I to the great improvement in our
ice cream parlor. We have now
] the l>est of everything, fruits.
• chocolates and cream and are
simply living up to the old rule
I of “eat. drink and be merry.” .
I “Ruffin.”
pure
at any time.
W. A. DURANT
Cottageville, S. C.
KILLthe couch
*>10 CURE THE LUNGS
WITH
New Discovery
FORC8l§8® JSsz-
AND ALL THROAT AND LUNfl TROUBLES.
OUARAVTEXD BATISFAOTOXT
OE XOYXY BXrUEDXXA
ut ow home near
i-. f r • h. •r. - •. and will
1 Ih* pioa- 1 d to ’om:;. m ;»te with
* ttio: <• vvisiiing ;r •..’ing done, or.
ary kind of i n/ineeri * >V'»rk.
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BEE S LAXATIVE C0U6H SYRUP
RRUBVU COUCHS AND COLDS
a There’* nofhing so^rood for s*ore
throat an Dr. Tbomta’ Eclectic' Oil.
Osres it in a few houra. Relieve* sny
puo iu sot psru
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