Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ ‘ ' '' 4. 5Pr- / Lscal aad Ferssaa! ! UlUIMMMUMMtllM-Ml Mi« Alma Bryan, of Chtrleaton, ia viMtinff relatives at Sniden*. H. M. Benton, of Getsmger, was in town Thursday. ' Mna Julia Smosk has returned home after a pleasant visit to friends at Pacific. • • Every voter in the county should hear the cHtM^idates speak at Walter- l»oro next SauJT«lay. Come. Miss Poseline Way, of Pembrook, Tia.. is vhating her aunt, Mrs. A. V. Sykes. . Prof. L C. Padgett of Smoaks. was tn town Saturday on a business tnp. Prof. A. C Hiers, of Sni'»aks. ac* compamtsi b> bis daughter. Miss Justine, were in town Monday. ('ampatpn meeting at Adams Hun toda>. at Cottageville Prulay and at Walterboru Saturday. W. J. Getsirger. one of Snider's prosperous fanners, who has been viaitin* relatives in Hampton, passed through town Monday en route home. W. J. Taylor and H. W. Black, Jr., left Wednesday for New York and Baltimore, where they will spend 10 days purchasing fall and winter goods. They were accompanied by Lewis Fripp. * ■/ Mrs. Annie ftiokenbaker and Miss Atalie Moore, who have been spend ing sorttetime at Asheville. N. C., have returned home. They were ae- rampsnied by Miss Huflfmsn, of Charleston. W'. O. Benton, so well known to our readers, has rbsigued, his posi tion wi»h Shuptrine Co.. to go into the eotton business. Webb McTeer of Hampton, has accepted the posi tion vacated-by Mr Benton and will travel the same territory. Mr. and Mf*.. .1. M. Pmith. Jr,, and children. Mrs. Willie Ritter and Mrs. J Frank Chassoroau, are at the Ish? of palms f< r a few weeks Hrs. M R. Mi' , ‘*r uho ha- 5 l>een visiting; Mrs M. M. Smith, returnetl with them ORGANIZED S. S. WORK HrUrMENT FN MGAKIZED SUN DAT SCHOOL WOKK. CONDUCTED IT MISS I. M. FISaillME. 1 * f Section 7.—The Membership Committee ahall have general charge 1 of the work of bui'iding up the class, securing neW members and introduc ing them to one another. /' Section 8.—The Reception Com mittee shall see that each one at tending the class recives a hearty welcome, and shall endeavor to _ ... _ make strangers acquainted with one' A meeting of the Executive Com- another and with the class mittee of the Colleton County S. 8. j Section The Devotional Corn- Association will be held in the law mittee shall look after the spiritual offi« uf j«. E. Peurtfoy at Walter- ] /o^Th?' Entertainment bA»ro, Thursday morning, August, Q )rnm j ltee s ^ajj p rovll ] e music for 25th, at ten o’clock sharp. the class and have charge of ail vKri- • Members are requested to be pres- als and other entertainments that ent and punctual. may be given by it. \ _______ I >ection II — The \ isitation C.»m- XT' For the benefit of Bible classes in our Sunday Schools contemplating organization, we publish the follow ing sugg*stive Adult Bible Class Con stitution: Article 1. ,Name. This class shall be called mittee >hali do or have over>ight of the visitation of the sick .^jipd other absentees. Article X. Amendments.—This • Constitution mav be a lie ml or amended at any regular business 1 meeting of the cia*s by a twiA-third %ote of^ue members present. CAN WE SELL FURNITURE Cheaper Than .the City Stores * i ^ \ . , 1 * - / ‘ . x V s" • ' » ' BECAUSE n M 1 Stores anc} Warehouses like ours IlCaoUll IiO* 1 could not be rented in any city for less than <1800.00 per vear. OUR RENT AMOUNTS TO ftOTHlNG. Reason No. 2 Mr. ami Mrs h. P. Knight left last week for Hot Springs, N. C., where they will pjitnd two weeks. Miss HfnnaH Stokes is at Sanford, Fla., and will be away a couple of months. v’ Miss M L. Rivers has return ed home after a pleasant visit to her 1 brother at Pacific. ~ . ✓ / ■ • > . ' ’ m n'* . Miw Lube Connor, of Smoaks. spent several day? in town with relatives last week ' Muu Eva Mace, after spending her summer vacation at her home in month’s vUit with their son. Rev. Marion, has returned to Walterboro. LeRoy G. Henderson, of Knoxville. . .... . ,. . Tenn., returned Friday evening. ^ Finn and little sons, Benjamin looking well, and are delighted with their trip. Died. Miss Betsev, oldest daugh- Bom To Mr ami Mrs E. L. Car- tor of Mr and Mrs. D. L. Benton of ter, of Hendersonville, a bright little | Round, Sunday mornhfig. August 14. girl, Thiltiday nv'rning, August H.! after an illness of four weeks of {ty phoid fever. She was interred at Mi^s Edith Lur»«. who has been on an extended visit to relatives and friends in Greenwood. Edgefield and Augusta, returned home yesterdav afternoon. Miss Lucas reports /a most pleasant visit. Heber S. Fraser, of Boston. Mass., is expected tins week for a visit to his mother. Mrs. M. S. Fraser, and brothers, W. E. -and R. L Mr. Fraser is a younger brother and has not been here for eighteen years. Col. and Mrs. C. G. Henderson, who have been spending a delightfql and David. »pent from Saturday till Tutaday with friends in Savannah. Brawley Black who has been visit ing relatives at Smoaks and Branch- viile for several days, returned Mon- cay aftcro<M>n the old family burying grhund near Hudson's Mill Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Funeral preached by Rev. J. P. Graham. Palmer t rushy, of Round, and ; \liss Ma r zuerite E. Harlev and Hubert Sweat, of Savannah, were h er ,« jstt * r . M, *. C. Miller left Mon- among those in tow n Monday ‘ Jav for El Paso. Texas, where thev biisinvsH ^ , { will, live for the pres«*nt Mrs. Mil- Mrs l..s.i, 1! .VI»l.wan,lt» 1 .liI(lJ l '' r “. i!i -‘W:lyr<.turn to hor hnmp sictl I.vMiar. „f llaz, l-1 I.ut Mw Harlov on the advice of rer rnysicians. wiM re- i n'a ; n in this fine climate indefinitefy. Her numerous relatives and friends Henry Hvr.ie I n turned t > Au- , bf e si>e will soon regain her fter snentlir g wao k 5 ^ strength ^ / txtys. hurst. *i i . Mrs. A V art visiting S\ kes aunt, gust a after -pendir g verv p!<M>'oif|y with relatives WalUMb uo ,vinl . s atnlv Dam. in Mr, and Mrs Charley Iriel, of Sniders, wane in town Fritlay and made The Press and Standa- 1 force a prvseM «»t some very fine pears. T F Dodd, son of Hon. and Mrs. J B Dood.'of Round, left last week for Atlanta, where he has accepted apo&itiort. . Charlie Glover and family and Mia* Hard Mf*Clure, of Charleston, visited Mrs. Mary' Glover in town last week. y. * * +S. Miss Mat tit* Oeland of Dorchester, who 'has Iteen tm a visit to Mis# Kiimcv Glover, returned to her home several days ago Hugh Creighloa, of Greenwood.! »vh<* b.*s bit ti Vis :ing bis friend. < harle>w irth Glover, hits returned 1 to his home '■ ... ’ * , S !'^r. M C. Fi-Miurne is at Lees- vdic whore be j lined Mrs. 1 ish- i urre who went a week ahtad’ to visit her parent-. Mrs W. G Terry am}children, who liave In-on visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs J. R. Hiott. were joined bv Mr. T^rry, w'ho has been visiting Washington. Baltimore and other p'^ecs and left Walterboro spvend 'lays ago for their home in P<>rt Tampa. Fla, Tliev were ac companied'by Mr's. Willie Block<*r and children, who have also been out here visiting relatives. OWENS-MCCUTCHEN. The following announcement cards have been i-sued Mrs. M.J Mims announces the marriage of her niece i’.irvdie Ijeighton Owens to Mr James McCutchen . on Wednestiay the twenty-fourth of August-one thousand nine hun dred and ten Walterb to. South Carolina At Home after Septemlier the first Sumter. South Carolina. A card from K written at Caesar's that he i- h’iving a vacation. » T. H. Shaffer, Head, indeeates ve^’ delightful Misses Bessie and Lillie Knight, who have been spending sometime in Charleston and Summerville, have rvturne<i home. Miss Maydic Reard«>n of \ aucluse. S. C...who has l*een a charming visit* «irjto Mi.-oi F)*inice Glover, will re turn to her home tCdav. Fred H. Way of Higginston, Ga., has returned Ie» his home after visiG | mg the home of his aunt, Mrs. A, V. j Sykes. ✓ i', K. A Terry has gone to Yarnville wh«*re tie has accepteti a position as 1 <»ok keejK-r in a new- hardware con-, eern there the Varnville Hardware, Co. *■ • j The August meeting of the King's Daughters and Sons will meet Mon-j day afternoon at t‘> o’clock at the Baptist church All the members are urged to attend. COTTON PICKERS ACCOUNT BOOKS. W e have on hand Cotton I’ickyrs Account I^ks and Cotton Rickers Tables lor cal culating the amount cotton picked at any price. These very useful and valuable books we have had prepared for and are pvinjj out to our farmer friends. Call at our bank and get one. C0UET0N BANKING COMPANY JOHN. F. LUdAS, R L FRASER. President. Caehier. Walterboro, S. C. Big Dance Sept. 1st CM 0 r 0 “0 0 Editor Thoa..P lA»sesne, of C’hsr* lesion, who has bet*n in town f«ir a ^ visit, returned to his duties Friday, y Mr. I^wesne is associate editor of'* the Ghsrlcston Evening Post. Miss Edna Stokes left a few days ago for Baltimore, where she will remain for a few weeks before going to resume her duties as milliner at La Grange. N. C. ' P. M Vam of Ruffin, who has bean representing the old and relia- i ble wholesale fruit and vegetable' firm of T. F. Park & Co., of New, York, ia Georgia. North and South! CaroKaa. ia at home on hia vacation. We eoogratalate thia firm on secur ing the aanricaa of Mr. Van for he la a hpatanf and energetic man. The young men of the town will give a big dance. Thurs day. Sept. 1st. at Hyme’s Hall. Metz Band will fur nish the music. Everybody Is Invited Article U. Object. The object of the class shall be Bible study, Christian culture, social intercourse, friendly service and aggressive ef fort to bring adults into the Sunday- school and church. Article 111. Loyalty.—It is the fim and purpose of this class to ever be and remain loyal to the Sunday- j school and church of which u it is, a part, and to continually work in harmony with them. Article IV. Officers.—The offi- of this class shall consist of a President, Vice-President, Secreta>y and Treasurer. These officers, together with the chairmen of the standing commit tees, shall constitute an Executive Committee. - The officers of the class shall be elected at the first business meeting of the year. The election of officers shall be by ballot, a majority of the members, present being required to elect each officer. Article V. Membership.- ^ man ^ Any woman between the ages -of ‘ person ' . and - may become a otfrnlier of this class j by attending its meetings and signi- j fying y,desire to join. Article 'VI. Meetings of the Class.- There shall lie a meeting of! the class every Sunday at the usual | Sunday-school hour for the study of ^ the Bible. „ . tv. A reguFhr business meeting of the class shall be held onrthe first Mon day evening of January, April. July and October, at 8:<)0 P. M. Special business meeting may be called at any time by the President, Teacher, or any five members of the class, by giving notice to the class on the Sunday previous to the proposed meeting. / One third of the members'vnrolled shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. A r t i c l e VII. Committees.— Standing Comrtiittees of the class shall be Hs Billows: . 1. /Membership Committee. ‘J. Reception Committee. Devotional Committee. ■V. Entertainment Committee. /b. Visitation Committee. The chairman of each committee shall 1h* elected by the class. Each chairman shall choose h^s own assist ants. . S|>oeia! committees may be ap pointed from time id time by the Executive Committee or elected by tht**clajm. Vacancies in committee chairman may be filled at any time by the Ex ecutive Committee. Article .VIII. Meetings of Com mittees.—Met tings of the Executive Committee may be called at any time by the class President or the Teacher of the class. Each standing committee chairman may call his committee together at any time, or tlje Teacher or Presi dent of the class may call a meeting of any one or more of these commit tees. ' Article IX. Duties of Officers and Committees. Section 1. The Teacher shall have charge of the lesson. He shall be,ex-officio, member of each com mittee. Section :? The President shall preside at itll meetings and call special meetings as provided by Ar- ticle_V4. Section J}. The Vice-President shall take the President’s place in his absence. Section S ^ The Secretary shall keep a record of all business meet ings of the class, also shall keep an account of the attendance of the class each Sunday and bf the contri bution. Section 5.—The Treasurer shall FOR SALE CINE eafc FLOUR aND GRI^T At the following very low prices: Grist per sacg . ' . $ 1.75. Best Flour per bbl. . 6.00. Second Patent per bbl. 5.75. Reason No. 3 \ Reason No. 4 J. 1. LYONS SMOAKS, S. C. A ELECTRIC CLOCKS for SALE OR RENT ' at S. FINN’S Jewelry Store Old Location NEW BRICK STORE WALTERBORO, S. C Our. taxes and insurance amounts to one-third to one-half less than they would amount to in any city. All city furniture stores dniti^ an installment business figure a lo%s of tit least $100.00 out of every $*oo.oo business on bad accounts. Our loss on bad accounts is less th in *" There are al^out thirty fu-rfun- stores in Charleston " Oiv ib- the population oi Charleston by 50 .'udl you vvB! se^v, tli.it we have more people to th_* nu.jnber of furniture ste reo in Colleton County than there is in Charleston. The result is that we do more business at a smaller cost than the city store. We contract with the factories for goods in CAR LOADS at SPOT' G ASH prices, less jobbers discounts by reason of the . volume of business we do, the amount of goods we handle. The result is that we can GUARANTEE to sell you the same goods for less money. 1 City stores a Id from 15^ to 20^ to the cost of their goods to cover ex . penses. Our expenses do not e\oeed io? 3 of our gross business. Reason No. 7 Reason No. 5 Reason No. 6 We did a retail furniture business on King Street in Charleston and » o are in a position to prove, the abovUstatements. Let Us Figure With You \ AND WE’LL GET OUR ORDER FURNITURE & HARDWARE THE BUSY BUSINESS” ^ < / "7 Classified Advertisements- e fcts 25 cent* for ceiit h word for Want anu for wordu or lea». Oi over 25 word*. Huainee* locals ive N ot* a line FOR SAiX FOR SALE—2-hor«e powcr jnternat- lonal traudine engine goo 1 as a$w. A bfcrgtm to quick purchaser The Pre?s and Standard. FOR SALE — Three mares an! five mute*; alao a irood *tock of wagons j and buggies. W. A Durant, b 24 4t Coltageville, S. C. FOR SALB—One bor«e feooil for farm ing and ad use. Very large horse about !• tears old. Apply to D RT Hiott. 810 41 R F I) So d. Box 14. FOR SALE—A fira'. cl&ss Jack. Can t-e *teu at my houee Price i*125 0<>. J. W. Lanney. N arhawviile, s 3 it Waltt rb< ro, R. F D. 1 FOR SALE—Fire farm tliiee miles from W a!terl>oro. aid acre*, on Jachsonboro road. Apply to A. H Wichmaa, i . 6 20 If Vi blterboro, S. C. FOR SALE—Fall line of electra enamel ware for the kitchen. Very cheap, eervioeable and cleanly . L X Glover. Furniture Store. V ' ys Falhand winter gameners take noHce: All varfetie* of tawip seeds f->r fill planting at Klein’a. All rtie achool b >ok* adopted by the Stale Board at The Press and Standard We now have in stock a good supply cf Wire Fencinn: and several cars more efi rente. Be sure to figure with at be fore you place your order. Yarn pros Co., Moselle vidfijnioaks. 8. (J. Uuta Bags Turnip seed. Fre*,h so; plv at Klein’s^ • ' "A or C, do»es “666” trill cure ai.y ta>c of Chili* and Fever. Price 25c.' 4 Io\fimus Ink, Cr'ayon, Pen*. Pencils, S ate . Tablets, eto.yat 'Ihc Press and Stan ’nr. . NOTICE. To Obtain the Highest Cash Price for Your Cattle, Calves, Lambs, Etc., Write to NELSON & MUNZENMAIER 629 KING SL CHARLESTON. S. C. * w-v (Jntq. and braises msy be healed in ... ... . , | about one (bird tbe time reqalrvd by the w (. u th« usual Irtatmeni by applying Chamber class. He shall pay all bills as or- i^n*. Liniment. I. it an anUeepnc and . dered by it. and be prepared to make j otase* tnch injuries to heal wltbout reports to the class at its business meetings, staling moneys received and disbursed. Section 6.—The Executive Com- mlttee shall have general supervis ion of the work connected with the claas, devising ways and means of increasing the interest, attendance and general welfare. ly. A.I aay dr.f WANTS. WANTED—One mentis milk; cow not le-t than S quarts Not particular a? to breed. Dr. T G. Kershaw, *• 2t It Wahertraro, 8. C. WANTED—A grntlcman teacher of ax- . penence; first grads cerufieatt re- • inired; term six month*, for Petrisl District No. 44. Colleton County. Ap ply to Ja-pti Kolierfsow, Trustee, s 10 “t \Valierb<*ro, 8 C. 5 or t> dn*e«'‘eee’' of Chill, and Fevei. 4 13 6 ino» will cure any Price 25c. ca-c Ruts Batra Turnip seed, at Klein's Oi -‘ki Liver At Kietn',. Frteh eupp'y PilD regulate* the liver. L'»sT—A blae*x Berkshire boar unmark- e<i wilb^ whl*^ face, we ghing about Ziopoauds Reward for infornutiou. leading to recovery. M M. Smith, Wnlterloro. S. C., R. F. D. No 2. 6 24 tl L«>ST—A red ligand Puppy about 7 months ol^L' Ficder will please re turn to C. 8. Beaue-U. 8 24 tf - LOST—A whlke pnppj with brown pide« on him Any one finding him p<e**e return to C 8 Bennett, Walterboro, 8. C. Klem'e Sarsaparilla purifies the b ood. Fruit jars and extra rubbers at B li Hyrne’s. PLATT WARREN. Mis? Rachel Platt and J. E. War ren were quietly married last Sun day afternoon at 3 o’clock by Rev. J. H. Tuten. ■ The bride is the youngest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Platt and has many friends throughout the county. The groom is the'oldest son . of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Warren wh< * lives near here, and is a hustling young farmer. He is a young man of good character an<j has many warm friends. ^ J. M. P. / CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this occasion to thank our neighbors and.friends to gether with our relatives for the kind and sympathizing attentun given us during the illness and last services rendered our now departed LOST—Notice is hereby given that De- mother, Mrs. W. J. Guess, who was posit Book No. 22# of the Colleton gummoned to her reward July 25. Banking Compsnv, ! May Hetven . 8 3Wcet comfort re;i t on maturation. Tnts linimeai also re- Raves toreness ct tbe mnscles and rheumatic paina. Foi sale by all deal- ment, ban-been lost or mislaid and I will apply for a duplicate. W. W. Speight*. 8 17 31 W alterboro. 8. O. Torturing eczema spread* tu be ruing area every day. Doaa’a Oiawaent qnWkty nose ite raliovee the itehlag it- BUfrlNCSS LUCALh. Calico and Muatla at coat lor the reel of the aeaeoa w. V. Glover. New supply of aohool books jest oeivedat The Frees and Standard. re- each and nil. Again we thank you. Children. Mrs. Theodore G. Kershaw went to Charleston Monday to spend a few days with relatives. While twig, her mother. Mr*. McMillan, who came Monday morning, will be with Dr. Kershaw and the children.