Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v of the t never it is «r«t; We want t- « FIRST NATIONAL BANK ]a< E. pEURirr>Y, 1‘rrsi itnt. E. E. Jinks, Vice-Pre*L C. G. Padgett Cashier. The Watch that Talks as Well asTicks W© like to sell ©customer goods which speak for themselves W^e like to put a ROCKFORD WATCH in a man's pocket, because it will tell its own story of absolute perfection, by tb* time it keeps and its owner will tell others of its superior quality. S. Fun’s Jewelry Store. Walterboro and AUmdale, S. C. B. 0. Hyrne returned Saturday night from Little Rock, Ark., whoro he and Mr*. Hyrne went to visit •on. Godfrey. Mrs. Hyrne in in Rock Hill'whoro she will bo the graduation of her daughter, lee Ernie. Mr. e<r the and Mr*. N. C. A. Saule visit their little eon in Charleston Sun day. The little fellow ie doing ns well ns could be expected, in fact he is improving very' rapidly. Miss Bettle Smoak and Miss Ma bel I*awrence spent from Saturday to Monday at Colleton on a visit to the former's sister, Mrs. Joslah Gkr, •r. Miss Cecil Arnett of Walterboro is the guest of Miss Edith Hill of Round this week. Enjoy your bath. You might as well have all of the little conveniences for your bath room. They will add much to the comfort of the bath. We sell all of these things—soaps, holders, towel racks, clothes hooks, and scores of things you need for the bath room. We sell everything in the hardware line. A. Wichman & Son, WALTERBORO. SOUTH CAROLINA IT HAVES YOU MONEY. Dr. Howards Dyspepsia Specific Reg alar preie OOr. Dr Klein's price To far Readers We take It for granted that the •lefrbasia of oar team and county prbo desire to have your business ere those who ask for the patron age through columns of The Press and Standard. The others are satis fied with the trade they get. The moral is plain—Give your trade pn- J>i to (Uuee who are progresaive * enough to advertise. —■mma li I. Jfc— g.. ■ SUMMONS FOB RELIEF. Mute of South Carolina, Coumty of Collnton. IN THE COMMON PIJC.IH. Sarah Crosby, et al. % Plaintiff agnlnst J. W Grant, et al. Maria Romley, Roseman Orant. Crdyson Grant. ' Archie Bnnton, John Grant. Jamas Orant. Ed word I The special half price sale of Dr. G©nt. Richard Hnbbard Martin HuK Howard's specific for the cure of bard. Liule Htott, Rebecca Philips, constipation and dyspepsia by Jno. Amelia Reynolds. O. M. Johnson. M. Klein means the saving of a Henry Hntaen. few dollars on every fnmllys yearly Defendants. Mil for mediclns. To the shove named Defendants. Mr. Klein has so much faith in Sarah Crosby. • th ® superior merit of this medicine Ton are hereby sammoaed and tkat he says: "It Dr. Howard’s spe- rea aired to answer the com plaint dftc does not cure you. come back IsAhls action, which to filed la the to my store and I will return your office of the Clerk of the court of ntoney." % fqhiumu Pleas, for the said coun- This Vemedy. to not an ordinary tjt and to serve a eoppy of your wtedlcine. It to the favorite form ala to the raid com- of a well known physieinn. and on the subscribers at their baa tbs endorsement of hundred: in Walterboro. Colleton coun > f physicians of eminence in the!' Ur, South Carolina, within twenty profession, who prescribe it In all d^s after the service thereof c*”™ of constipation, dyspepsia or •xgasire of the day of service; and Uver trouble, knowing from exper- tt you fail to aaswer the complaint ience that it sill make a complete wltkin the time aforesaid, the plain lasting cure, tiffs In this action will apply to I th| court for the relief demanded in jthe complaint. H. D. PADGETT. Clerk of Circuit Court. P$CRirOY BROS. Plaintiffs Attorneys Walterboro. 8. C. May. JOtta. Itll. • A. P. Smith of Smoaks was in Indigestion Opt O. W. Way of Mt. Carmel had business lows Friday. Mr. and Mrs. (Tande A. Graves spent Sunday laCharlcstoa. P. J. Liston of the Ed tote sec- don was In town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs 8L Clair Olornr of Bedpfsrt warn In town ■ a JbMr ow a vMt to Is the curse of every Home. CiaUe't Kfotin Tm will cure it in hll forms. Painful digestion, _ sour stomach, bloated feeling, palpitation of the heart, sleep lessness, distress and all the _ ills arising from poor digestion j Ing records iu the clerk of court's yield promptly to the marvel- j office was at home Sunday. H4 Wll) Our Salutation N IN Eyears ago G. N. Taylor Jstarted business here with a small and meagre stock of Mer chandise. You, gave him your kind patronage and the business grew by leaps and bounds—until today the store enjoys the dis . tinction of being Waiter- boro's Biggest Stcjre in the Dry Goods and No tions line—we are second to none—allow us to thank you for the patronage so bountifully bestowed upon. us in the pn£t nine years and wish for a continuane of same for W. J. Taylor, who is now sole owner of the business, having bought the entire interests of G. N. Taylor An Enthusiastic Endeavor I" to do better than ever before, an enthusaistic expectancy of a Town and County's recognition; an indomitable will, and and inviccible determination to make even greater strides than in the past tobenetrer perfection, and above all, to be always worthy, is our Salutation to our many friends and patrons in this, the grandest and greatest County in the State. 9 W.J. TAYLOR PROPRIETOR WALTERBORO’S POPULAR STORE L m, ’ IMl DANGEROUS HOUSE- J Wherever he goes Death or May Follow. 4 Protect Your Home with “Continental” Screen Doors and Windows DOORS $r.OO UP. ALL STANDARD SIZES WINDOWS 35c. UP. Brown Furntnre & Hardware Co. (NSTMIUTOR AND CULTIVATOR COTTON AND CORN PUNTER WHY NOT USE THE' Best Cotton and Con Planter Ajto \ 4P ■ • and distribute your Fertilizers with the Best Distributor Made, such that will produce an equal distribution on every inch of soil over which it travels. Tbe fab Planter anil Distributor will do their work in a manner most satisfactory. We are Agent for die above and can vouch for the perfec tion of their work based upon actual test in our fields. The Oaks Distributor will side-dress young or old crops, and cultivate same with a single operation. Prkm $14.00 each at Factory, or $15.00 F. O, B. Ritter. Colleton Mer. & Mfg. Co. RITTER. - SOUTH CAROLINA nptiv to ti ous effect of CaaUe’s Dqesrin Wi 50c the bottle at your nearest store or from SHUPTRINE CO. Savannah, Ga. Money hack if not pleased. J. C. Lemacks. Esq. who has been | Mrs. H. W. Black, Jr., attended in Barnwell (or severaF weeks seanK he commencement exercises of Co ker College, in Hnrtavllle, last week She was accompanied home by he. daughter, Mira Florence, who to a student of thai insUtutlon. , ■ • . • * x * J. A. Wester berg attended the ascension day service at the Citadel Square Baptist Church, Charieetou. la towa Saturday. She was ^ Thursday. The Knights appeared In by bar mother. 1 full be in Aiken and Augusta about ten dajw longer, after which he will re turn to Walterboro. Mira Bertha EaDorn, one of Ms- shnwvllle’a most popular young la- Ladies, Read This and Remember That we luve just opened over Three Hundred Dollars w^rth of NEW HATS—Hemp’s Milan's; Panama's.' French Chip’s, in the newest colors—Black. Tan, Burnt and White, in all the newest shapes. I ‘ JK MRS J. S. JONES Remember my new stand—next to Terry A Shaffer. O. M. Rivers came up from Pa- etfis to attoad the funeral e< hto O’ B. H. Glover, one of our pood Mends of Ruffin No. 2. wra among - ; f