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TOnGS OP THE Mrs. H. 8. Orosby, of Mtdvsy Fla, rfeitiog her parsots Mr. and Mrs. J, K« Graves, near Hendersonville. Ml Crosby, aocompenied Mrs. Crosby, bat returned to Florida Monday. Told Harvey Trowell left yesterday for Savannah, where he will attend school. H. D. Padgett, of Rnflhv fine boggy horse last week. lost hie Hist week for commence her Miss Eva Murray returned this morn ing from Charleston. Jas. E. jPenrifoy Esq. had Profesaiual business at Lodge .last Friday. 4 Joeeph Ramsey of Williams paid os a pleasant call last week. J. D. Scott of Charleston, was in town Mondsy. J. W. Smith of Olar paid os a pleas- • ant call Monday. J< D. vouLehe spent Snnday in St. Gtorge, with his brotbsr H. F.vorLehe. Miss Bessie Smith of Smoaks visited Mr. and Mrs J. M. Smith. Jr. last week. Jno. H Pearlfoy. Esq. went to Angus, sta )ast Friday to accompany Mrs. Pen- rifoy home. Jno. H. Peurifoy, Esq , left yaeterday for Chick Springs where he expects to •pend a restful week. Mr and Mrs J. D. Colson visited friends and relatives rt Reevesville last Saturday. W. C. Drawdy son of J. C. Drawdy of Stokes has accepted a position with A. 0. vonLehe. John T. Beach will represent D. A. * Walker and Co. in future. See their ad, elsewhere. Misses Jessie and Marian Fraser left this morning for the Columbia Famale College, which opens on the morrow. Paul Senders, president of the Col leton Mercantile and Manufacturing Co. tad business iu Charleston last Friday. Miss tfiilie Henderson is expected home on Saturday, and will reeame her class in music.ou Monday next. Miss Essie Loper left Rook Hill where she will second year at College. Bon Jas. E. Peprifoy leaves this sf- teraoon for Columbia where he goea to represent the State in the Adams cass. The picnic to have been given at Great Swamp-*Baptist chuiuh October 4 has been postponed indefinitely. The Heyward Riflemen will hold its regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 1, AU members sre requested to be present. Frank Strickland of WiUiama, one of the leading young business men of that section was in town Friday. P.M. Padgett, of New River, Fla. accompanied by. his wife and children, after visiting relatives in town left Sat- r onlay for their home. Cadet Yi illiams Campbell of Williams was la town last. Friday. He leavee in a few days for fha Citadel to resume his studies. W. W. Bmoak, 8r., of Smoaka spent several days In town last week at the home of his son. W. W. bmoak. Jr. Mrs. Joo. H Portfory. who has been •pending the summer at Saluda. S.O. returned to Walter boro Friday evening. , Mrs 8. Firm and children will leave for Savannah tomorrow, where .they will spend 10 days with the fotmer's sister. • j MIm Helen vonLehe, left Monday for Clifford Seminary at Union, 8. C. where she will attend school this Dr. Launnie M. Sttrckland of Smoaka was in town last Friday. He returns in a few days to Atlanta where be will complete his course in dentistry. W. B. Gruber Eeq., is in Asheville N. C, on professional business. He expects to be present the latter part of the week at the hearing of the cnee in Columbia, • The nine months old child of Mr and Mrs H A Crosby, of Getainger, died last Sunday afternoon. Tne interment took place an Smyley’s burying ground Mrs J. 0. Padgett of Gainesville. Fla. tsho has been spending some time with relatives in town, returned to per home Saturday, She was accompanied by her cLUdren. / p J. WJ Waring, Esq. membstyof ths Gkarlsetonbarhadf in to#n kst Friday cord Adams There wss a fes cream festival given at J. W. Labe’s last Saturday night and 'every body seem to enjoy it. There wett a good many friends and relatives there sod the time past off quietly. An ice cream festival will hold at Bethel School bouse, near Getsinger r Saturday night, for the purpoee Of rais ing fund* for the schoof library, fevery one is envited to attend. The Walter boro Aid Association will meet at the residence of Mrs 0. H. Es* Dorn Monday afternoon at 4.80 o'clock. A full attendance is requested, as busi ness of importance is to be discussed, s We learu that our oyrn governor, with his wanton affection for Walter, boro, has removed our village tailor, Stephen Lewis, to do work for him in Columbia for two months. We trust ’.hat Lewis will find time to mend "the broken trousers.” We are very sorry the “deviT’mtde an error creep into Mrs. E. M. Jones ad last week, lie made it say that Mrs Jones had been in New York “leaving the style. ”Of course this is a mistake for Mrs. Jones brought the styles back with her. 8. M. Key went Wednesday to Wil liams, Colleton county, accompanied by his son Warreo. Mr. Key has a farm at Williams which he is patting in repair and which his son will have charge of.—Beaufort Correspondent Au gusta Chronicle. Saturday Sept. 29th, haa been set aAde by the Orphansget ot the State as a day on which they iavite every qne to contribute their earnings to the Orphanage of their choice. These ore worthy institutions and wd hope Col leton’s donations on that day will make glad the hearts qf many pf those unfort unates. Dr. A. P. Barnes, who has been in Savannah in charge of the Reid Pharmacy, corner of West Broad and Henry Steets, haa returhed to Waiter- boro. He will have charge of the Wal ter boro Pharmacy, Dr. Turner having tendered his resignation to begin the •tody of Medicine. '"Ralph Bingham was with us last night and captured everybody. The house was packed and enthusiastic. "Rev 8. A. Steel, D. D. * ' "Nashville, Tenn.” We hope this will be the verdict here October 16. The service in the Methodist Church Snnday were well attended both morn^ lug and evening. Rev. Daniel preacher two able and impressive sermons. An •special feature of theee servicee was the music. Miss Edna Jonea waa at the organ and Mrs. C. F. Neyle sang sever al solos. She has a voice of rare power and sweetneee and greatly f charmed thoee who had the pleasure to hear her. "I reiterate my convictions that Ralph Bingham is certainly a wizard with the violin, and the moet original, uutgue and altogether moet successful entertainer on the platform today. "Rev Fred Wlnahaw Adame, "New Raven. Conn. (8rd time)” He will appear before a Walterboro audience October 16. Remember the day. Last Thursday and Friday were ob served throughout the universe as the New Year of the Jews. The New Year celebration is know as Rosh Ha Shonah, and numbers the 6667th; year of thq Jewish calendar. Friday evening of this week will begin Yom Kippur, the day pf atonement. Theee holy days ware celebrated by thoee citizens of onr town of that faith. * r ▲ prominent citiaen of Aiken, while promtnadlng onr streeta last spring, admixed much our gravel pavements, and asked where it came from, and to his surprise, was told Bobbin’■ in Aiksn county. No wonder that a few days since we tee, that (he city coun cil of Aiken have unanimously decided to put the eome on all their side walks. * Classified Advertisements- town dt WaTtsrWo. 8 Bl Apply to Miss Julia ^ B or JEFripp, Walterboro 80. f 194t For Sale—1 gray mare, buggy and harnoea Terms cash. Apply to H 4 Glovsr^bValt^rboro, 8. 0* 9 19 4t For Bale—1 oak barber chair, good as new. Will Mil cheap. Brown Furniture Co. Walterboro, SC tf- For Sale—One house and ' lot for •ale, 6 rooms, fire place in each room, two story. Apply to J Melvin Car ter, Walterboro, S. C. 8 29 4t Foe Sale—l offer for i sale my place tbrre miles west of Walterboro on Hen dersonville road. 300 acres of land; 150 Cruder good cultivation and good • fence, with three good Mttlemeuts. tor further information apply to A H Hern- ddb, Walterboro. S. <J. 88 U. - 9 LOST—One yearling 2 12 years old, light lei sides, white back sod belly- short nab horns, marked smooth crop sod split in one ear, stratf nt split in otbsr ear, tail bobbed. Reason able re ward paid for his location Apply to H M Weeks, Round, 8. C. 9 26 It BUSINES5 LOCALS’. I MIm Lizzie Trowelfs fall sad winter millinery and notions are the very latest. A visit to her store will save you money if you purdtmse there. Now don't pass her store without calling on her. Beautiful display of pocket cutlery at reduced prices. Halford Hardware Oo. f t f See our line of extensive waist baud trousers for boys. Ool Mer A Mfg Co. I am Ready to show you for Fall wear; all the new styles In Patent Leather. Gun Metal, Vici, A Box Calf, Won-in-a-walk Shoes, for sale only at vonLebe's, The Shce Man. v Single^arrel, blue steel, kireecb load ing fdns $3,76. ” See them quick Col Mer&MfgCo: Watch your money grow by geitlug a recording safe from Farmers & Mer chants Bank. ii*i The Shot That Dixie Boy shoes The Shot Man. IS roves” The famous sizes at vonLehe’s, weather yon want a Klein's iron Foil line agate-ware cheap at Halford Hardware Co. Fqr that tired feeling nothing better than Klein’s Sarsaparilla 60c. . Fresh seed rye at Walterboro Supply Co. * S ’ If yon want the celehjated Oak Tan ned Sole shoe# for Men. Ladies and Children go to \ onLehe’s, The Shoe Man Paatry —mixed spices at Klein’s. Subscribe to The Press and Standard. Whole mixed Pickling spices at Klsln'a Walterboro Supply Oo. have just got ten in a fine new line ol Fall dress goods. Call and see them. After the hot good tonic. Why not try tonic 60c. , / We have received a carload of beet red met proof eeed oats which we are going to put on the market? at 67 1-2 cents per bushel. Col. Mer. A Mfg Co. Nice lot of iron bedsteads at Halford Hard wale (Jo. Deposit $1.00 and get a home savings Bank from Fanners A Merchants Bank. The “Great Wonder” soap 10c—for 6c at Klein’s. Full line of garden seeds Walterboro Drag Co. Advertbe in The Press sod Standard The Gillette safety Razor at Klein’s. We give you a beautiful nickle finish ed savings bank to place on your mantel and drop your coins lu. Call and get one at Farmers A Merchants Bank. Klein’s 61-80 liver pills jnst right. Have your job work done at The Press and Standard. Second-hand sewing machines from $1.60 up at J E Bryan’s Walterboro, SO. Freeh Supply of Wiley's candies at Walterboro Drug Oo. ° Klein’s 64-90 liver pills jnst right When yon feel out of sorts take Klein's Sarsaparilla. Presclptions filled any time of day ot night at Walterboro Drug Oo.^ Dr A L-Ott will open an office in Walterboro on Oct. 1st. for the practice of dentistry. Dr Ott make.* a specialty of crown bridge and porcelain work. . Dr Ott and aoo, W A Ott will on the abort date open a real estate, fire, life and abcident insurance business here The^bays unsurpassed fadlitiee for 'Jim Wants, For'Sale, Lost and Found, one cent a word each insertion. No edver* Useaneet taken for tarn than nO cents. Basies— locals five css- per Une etch Insertion. agi'ia... ■ iaaBza—a——g—aBav.r.rry..-r; FOR S*L&. three Bro Bale—Only it rdeleftft. Can vrssrat Can spare a four pellets. cr tcu may be too Jr. Efrtrt# Fw>s —8 ■ * Pf real estate, having extensive hwe western connections. w pnly at sr ^ National Girl Oak ~ - TOuLehe’e, The or/Wheeler A Wilson for aaini nacney oneader fi BryanTWalthrlforo, 8 O. Klein’s 6^30 liver pills Jew right.; 10et| per doa. or Maty cat hpi%8.a to any JnS£ X / Sell over two car loads of within the next 30 days.' We have just bought, in addition to some other large quantities of goods, the entire stock of suites, beds, side- boards, mattresses, safes, tables, rock ers, chairs, etc, etc, from Colleton Mercantile and Mm- i ufacturing Company % * at' Walterboro and I # are now offering (this stock at great ly reduced prices as long as it lasts. We Must Have Room QUICK! and are offering goods at from 20 per cenrto 30 per cent discount from regular prices to make room. Just Received the handsomest line of Iron Beds r • ■*** < m m r* yn. mi* , »«*■