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0 n tlappenfnfrs of the Week fchort ^arasraphe. v Mrs M. 1. Es’Dorn visited Charleston last week. W. N. Jonos, of Ashton, had business in town Monday. % C. W Pellntn. of Lodge, was among those who called to sec ns Friday. T. B. Caldwell of Kuffin, visited oor city one day last week. W. 8. Marvin, attended the farmers meeting Friday in tow n. Jasper Kobertsou. of Great Swamp, spent Friday in our city. Senator Jas. E. Feurifoy had business in Charleston one day last week. Mrs A. A Patterson, Jr. is spending this week in Charleston. Jacob O’Qoin of Hendersonville, had business in Walterboro Tuesday. We were pleased to see W r . O, Mette, of Johns Island, in pur city Monday. J. P Liston, of Smoaks, had business in Walterboro one day last week. H. W. Black, Jr., left today for a short visit to Columbia. Mrs Panl Herndon, who has been very ill with tyhoid fever for some time is improving. Lewis Fraysee, one of Hendersonville's popular young men, was in town Sun day. Perry Fox, a prominent farmer and mill man of Stono, was here on business Monday. ,* AM Hiott who has been visiting Beaufort returned to Walterboro Sat- yur. Mr and Mrs W. 1. Bishop, who live a few miietaut of town, were here Fri day on business. K. G. W Bryan, of Black Creek, was among those who attended the farmers coveution in town Friday. Dr and Mrs J. P. Herndon, of Bells attended the entertainment at the court house Monday night. Mr* P. M Murray, and Miss Eva, left Walterboro yesterday for Bloomingdale Ga , where they go to visit relatives. .. The many friends of L. N. Pishbnrne, of Columbia are delighted to see him in town this week. C. Mims, of Ocilla Ga , is in town this week visiting bi» mother, Mrs Mims on Hampton street. Mrs Jacob O'Qtiin of Hendersonville, is visiting her mother near Fairfax who is quite ill at'this time. Hon. W. B. Gruber is in Columbia this week, having business before the supreme court. <. i 1 ' ■ Henry Morris, of Doctor’s Creek sec tion, killed five foxes on one hunt a few u * ^ * days ago. W. V. Smoak, Jr., Cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank, visited relatives at Smooks Sunday. Miss Jennie McTeer, after an extend ed visit to friends at Ellerton and other points, returned home last week. Mrs J. T. Beach returned home Mon day afternoon from Charleston where she spent several weeks with relatives Mrs W. E. Fraser, after several weeks - spent in Charleston and Savannah with relatives, returned home Saturday. Miss Florence Williams, of Hose Hill, spent several days in town this week with the family of Capt C. G. Tracy. ' r j* C. H- Beack, of Ravenel visited re latives and friends in Walterboro Mon day. He was accouipained by Arthur Powell. ,!• A. 8. Karesh, manager of the H. W. Cohen Clothing Store left for Charles ton today, where he will spend a few days. Miss Georgia Gqerry, after most delightful visit to relatives in George town and Columbia, returned home Saturday. Mrs $. C Williams, of Yoougs Island, is visiting 'her frmndparents, Col. and - I). r Edwards ia Walterboro Col. J. G. Padgeett left yesterday af ternoon for Columbia, where he goes to argue the appeal cases before the su preme court of < aldwell and Diawdy against the Atlantic Coast Line Rail road Company. Miss Lila Gregorv, who has been en gaged in teaching school at Yonngs Island for the past six mouths, returned home last week for the summer holi days. A. B. pilmore, express messenger between Washington and Savannah, was’here a few days ago | He iQsited Mrs Gilmore's parents. Mr and Mrs H. W. DnBois. Miss iteba DuBois returned with him to Y.'hshingtou where she will spend sometime with her sister. Gov. D. C Heyward, of Columbia, •pent Saturday and Sunday in town ss the guest of his friend John M. Klein. Gov. Heyward s many friends were de lighted to see him at bis old home again, though thtey regret exceedingly that he will not move back to Colleton lifter the expiration of his terra of office. It is understood tiiat he will make his heme in Columbia. Mrs A. M Henderson and daughter, Miss Julia left Walterboro Saturday for Charleston where they will make their home in the future. A. F. Henderson, the popnlar and efficient assht mt cashier of the Colleton Banking Company, hits accepted a position with Pringle Bros. Hewill leave in a few days for Charleston also. The people if Walterboro regret very much to lose Mrs Henderson and her charming family for they have been identified with the town for many years and are universally loved by all o • -o-* — JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. ^ $1.50 Watches, stem winder and set for $1.00 $1.00 Alarm Clockp. * _o r for "• So cts. $5.00 8 day. mantle clocks for S 2 -50 $3 50 Guitars, with ex tra strings $ 2 -5° $2.50 Banjos with ex tra strings $2.00 Also all kinds of musi cal instruments at bargain prices at S. FINN’S Jewelry Store. | See announcement of J. Leek Lyons for treasurer for Colleton County in this issue. H. W. DnBois's card appears in this issoe for county auditor for Colleton county. See Hugo 8. Strickland’s card in this week’s paper for county superindendent of edneation. The regnlar communication of Unity ^ Lodge A. F. M., will be held next Fri day night. All brethren are expected to be present. Refreshments will be served. At a mesting of the board of trustee! held Monday night. Prof. C. R. Calhoun was re-elected principal of the Walter boro Graded School for another year. No election for assistant teachers has been held yet. Branch Office ol' Dr D. >1. Coon- ley N Famous Home Treat ment. These Remedies are a positive and permanent cure for all formf of Indi gestion, Kidney, Bladder, Liver, Blood, Catarrhal and Fenule di sea aea, also Piles. For sale by Mrs J T Harrington, General Agent, Walterboro, b. U. 2 28 3m Not if as Rich as Rockefeller. If you bad all the wealth ol Rockefller, the Standard Oil magnate* yoa could not buy a better medicine for bowel com^ plaiats than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The most eminent physician can not prescribe a better preparation for colics and diarr hoea, both for children and aJu.ts. 'The uniform snccess of this remedy has shown it to be superior to all others. It never fails, and when reduced with water and sweetened, is pleasant to take. Every family should be supplied with it. Sold by John M Klein. Mexican and Patterson HAMMOCKS • Fron 10 cents up A FULL LINE OF Porch, Hall and Lawn Goods.’ Refrige* rators, Freezers, Etc., Etc. Eemember! we sell Furniture and Housefurnishing goods exclusively, nothing else, thats our business and we know our business. We have more floor space than any one store in Walterboro, all of which is devoted to Furniture. We buy direct from factories in-GAR LOTS and carry as large a stock as will be found in the State. We can furnish one Room or a dozen' Hotels on short notice.. If you wont trash DO NT COME HERE. We handle nothing but the best. REPAIRING AND UPHOLSTERING. rown Furniture Company (Member Southern Furniture Dealers Association.) JNO. H. PEURIFOY RE-ELECTED Mayor of Walterboro. Nearly All of the Wardens Also Re-Elected. The election for Inteudant and War dens of the town of Walterboro was held yesterday. While there was a great deal of interest manifested by the friends of the varions candidates, yet everything passed off quietly. The greaWsf interest centered in the race for mayor. Jno. H. Peurifoy, the in cumbent, was opposed by E. B. Webb, W. A. Black and A. W. Bnnton. When the votes were coanted it was found that Mr Peurifov received 78 votes. Mr Webb 03, Mr Black 8 and Mr Banton 3. The race for the six places in the town council was also quite interesting, there being 16 candidates in the field. R. L. Fraser received 121, D. B. Block 95, A. K. Beach 78, B. G. Hyrue 77, W. B, Gruber 09, G. C. Brown 63, A. A. Patterson, Jr, 55, L. U. Hiott 63, 0, M. Grace 50, R. H. Wichman 42, E. D. Lemacks 41. E. Hubster 40, J. D. Gibbs, 32, W. C. Glover 22, W. J. Taylor 20 ami O. H. Es’Dorn 19. The six who received the highest nmn her of votes will be the wardens for th* next two years PHINE PHOTOGRAPHS. At ‘Reasonable Prices. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. TENT GALLERY. (Near Postoffice). GREAT SPREAD For Lovers of Fashion and Economy! ti. Mrs John this week Miss Olive K. Folk of Folk’s Store, is r $ u ^ a * 0 1 . ,I Y l r ^ ... . . m ur daw .office at Walterboro, S. visiting her sister, Mrs . B. Ackerman. Miss Folk s muuv friends are always glad to see her iu town. Prof. E. B. Bellinger, who Juts been engaged in teaching school at Yemassee is at home for the summer holidays, his school having closed last Friday. Hon J. M. Walker, W. D. Reid and W. W. Smoak* Jr., left yesterday af ternoon for Columbia in obedience to om the Notice. Walterboro, 8. (J., May 21, V Bellinger, having This day made | an assignment Ui me for. the benefit ■ of Ins creditors, they are therefore 1 in the auditor's j C., on June I 10,1906, at 12 o’clock m, for the | purpose of appointing an agent to represent them. I'M MURRAY, Assignee. If you have not visited the H. W. Cohen Store this Spring you can have no idea of the splen did feast of fashion, goodness and economy that^there awaits you. We have this bpring outdone all pre vious records in the quantity, quality, variety and attractiveness ot our stock. We offer finer and newer styles, more variety to choose from, and lower prices torgreater values, than have ever before been seen in this community, in this or any other store. There is not the least glimmer of doubt as to the extra pleasure, satisfaction and benefit of trading here. Come and see for yourself and let your own best judgment decide if this statement is not absolutely correct. Suits That Sparkle With Style. Every one of our new Mens, Boys and Childrens Spring Suits sparkles with style and fineness of appearance; They are in the very newest, latest models in the most fashionable cloths, cuts and colors that the market contains and every single one, we are not afraid to say, is a better suit in every way than can be bought anywhere else in this part of the country for the once. MENS TWO AND THREE PIECE SUITS all the way from $3.50 to ^15.00. BOYS KNEE PANTS SUITS $1.00 to $5 00. ‘ It doesn t cost a penny to look them over; and we shall be glad, to show you, whether you are ready to buy yet or not. The Smartest Styles In Hats and Shoes. In I lats and Shoes we show a stock that contains all the smartestnew styles of the season, at prices not a whit higher than you’d pay elsewhere for styles not near &> up-to-date. In Mens Hats 50c to $2.50 are the ruling prices, in Boys Hats 25c to $1.50. In Mens Shoes and Oxfords, you can pay any price from $1.25 to $3.50, and get the very best footwear value to be had anywhere, In Ladies Shoes and Oxfords at $1.00 to $2.00; in Boys Shoes and Oxfords at £1.00 and $2.50; Misses and Childrens Shoes and Oxfords, at 50c to $1.50. We offer values equally remarkable an^l advantageous. •nmoBoas from th# dispensary investi gating committee. Photo, Photos, Photographs. at the . TENT GALLERy. (Near Postoffice.) TWO WEEKS ONLY. Come at Once. K *