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I LOCAL AND PERSONAL. H. E. Nettles, here Monday. of GeUinger, was . Dr Sam Riddle, of Sumter, Sunday here. Magistrate L. G. Ulmer our streets Mondav. spent was on J. D. and J. H. Chaplin were here uft business Monday. Mrs W. H. Lane, who has been very ill is improving. H. W. Black, Jr., and wife visited Charleston last week. Prof Hugo Strickland, of Smoaks, spent Friday night in town. of Ehrhardt, is in H. Ehrhardt, town today. Hon. J. S. Griffin had professional at Ixxige today . Eva Williams went to today to visit relatives. C. F. Neyle of town this week. Hon. C. .W. Garis of Denmark in town this morning. R. D. Robinson of White Hall had in town today. work of boring the artesion well is progressing rapidly now. Dr. A. H. Williams of Lake City in to ace us today. T. E. Leach of Beaufort is on a ; visit to relatives in town. He spent I Sunday at Smoaks with friends in that community. Mrs E. M. Herndon and children, of Hampton, visited friends and relatives near Walteoboro last week, They left Sunday for their new Hbfne in St. Louis. Rev. J. K. Copeland of the Bethel circuit is in town assisting in a revival meeting at the Factory chap el this week. Mr Copeland is ac companied by his daughter, Miss; Estelle. „ » The Walterboro Concert Club will leave Walterboro tomorrow after noon for Adams Run, where they furnish music for a dance. The Club will return to Walterboro j Friday morning. W'e call attention to the master’s advertisement in this issue of the sale of property at Young’s Island, j It is expected that in the near future Charleston will be connected with Young’slsland by a trolley line, and Charleston is in ! property in that section should be greatly enhanced thereby. Dr, Hollin M. Carter, who has been practicing medicine for four years at Smoaks, and who has won I the confidence and esteem of every one in his field of practice, will sbort- Ily leave for New York where he goes to take a course in surgery. STOP PAYING $15 OR $20 FOR Talking Machines WHEN YOU CAN GET THE Improved Leyra -OR- Glarion Phonographs -FOR- Wil- only $4.50 T R Bootle of Charleston, is visit- iag relatives near Walterboro. R. D. Carter town yesterday. Harry Schirmer la town this week. of Carters was in of Charleston is G. A. and J. M. Benton of Get- , were in our dty Saturday. Langdale, of Pleasant Grove, was in our dty this week. Irene Solomons of Savannah, ia visiting relatives in town. Whist Club will meet with Edna Jones this evening. — E. B. Pinckney, of Bluff ton, spent Sunday in town with relatives. ,H. L. Crosby, wife and son, Clyde, *hdted relatives at Adnah Sunday. Ada Butler who has been visiting f Tends in Savannah, return ed home yesterday. Hon. J. M. Walker went to Char leston, Monday on professional busi- The regular Unity Lodge communication ‘of Lodge 55 A F M will be held Friday night. May 24. Rev. B. F. Halford, who has been attending the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville, Ky , returned home Friday night. Mr Halford is looking well and says his course of study at the seminary will be of great benefit to him in his line of work. -c ’ " A party of young people of Wal terboro, went to Ahepoo fishing last Friday. Following are the names of those who composed the party: Misses Emily Bellinger, Lucile and Jennie McTeer. Messrs Irving Mc Cauley Fishbume, A. F, Henderson, A. H. Wichman and H. E. Savage, Forty-two fish were caught, the young ladies catching most of them. The Leyra or Clarion Machines are equal In loudness of tone ami clear- new of reproduction to any $15 or $20 Machine manufacture*! in this country. Records at $3.00 per doz. Stop when ia town and bear a tune at s. futits, JEWELRY STORE. Henry Breland of Getei: iPtsinger Smoaks was Sun- a visitor to friends at . Paul K. Crosby, Ruffin’s R. F. D. carrier No. 2, was in to see us Mon day. County Treasurer i visiting relatives R. at E. Jones Lodge this J. E. Bunton, one of McLaurin’s prosperous farmers, was in town CrtEriday. Walter B. Wilber, a member of the Charleston bar, had business here Friday. D. W. Lloyd, representing the Cable Company of Charleston, was | in town SumUy. Rev P. A. Preaasa lastaiM The Installation of the Rev. P. A. Drennan, at the Presbyterian church hers in the morning of Sabbath last and in the afternoon at tbs Corinth chnroh, proved to be of the most In teresting character. The Rev. G A. Blackbnrae of Colombia and Up Btv F. D. Jones of Aiken officiated at tbo e services. The former presided in the morning and preached a most elo quent and imtraotive sermon, and tne latter delivered the charge to the Pastor and the people, and in the afternoon the positions of the minis ters were simply changed. They constituted a commission from char leston Presbytery to carry out its orders. Mr Joms preached at n ght in Walterboro a most interesiuig and instructive sermon. The congrega tion was large and attentive at both morniog and everiing services. The Rev. Mr Drennan, the newly installed pastor has already made a most favorable impression on his A word of kindness a fat pie.—Russian. is better than It’e too bed to mo people who go from day to day eeffeiing from phriicai weaknem when Holliator'e Rooky Moon- tala Tea would make thorn wed. The tonic known- 35 mate, Ten or tote. John m. Klein. What the Jamestown exposition needs is sympathy and encourage ment. The people of Virginia will do thereat, ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO. Classified Advertisements- FOR SALE. i FOR SALE—Oae fine young mule. Ap ply *o J W Carton, Walterboro, S C. 5 16 it FOR SALE—One fine milch cow. Ap ply to J W Canon, Walterboro, S. 6 15 2t FOR SALE—Port lea wishing cotton net «t meal for fertilizer or cow food apply to A Wichman & Son. “Before baying of selling a farm or any property write The Carolina Realty & Trust Company, Bishot’Ville, *. C.’f y ' • ■ "i e WANTS. WANTED—Saleamen, either on ealary contract* or communion. Best con tracts ottered, and tine chance for pramoiiotK — National Loan A Trust Company. 5 15 4t Tifton, (ia. BUSINESS LOCALS. " N, V i > e. Jnat received a good supply of 8 day Mantel clocks, also Regulators and Cuckoo clocks, at reasonable prices 9. Finn's Jewelry Store. 10.000 feet creased flooring and ceil- ' log at J W Carson’s. A Wichman A Bon still have a sup ply of fertiliser in stock. Bne them if you need any. * Talk a boat boys psntr.The Brick 8 tors has competition tied to a stake. Cotton seed meal nt A Wichman A Bon. Complete sesortment of postal oatds. Including views of Walterboro. Terry A Shaffer 5 II 2t Hand dreseed pdne and cypreee shin- glee at J W Carton's ' A good Boknr raaor 75c nt Klein’s Postal cards—Vifwt of Walterboro. • 15 It Terry A Shaffer. Now to oxford time. Bay yours from the Brick Store. Cull and see a new tine of Boknr razor at Klein's. at J W Carson's. The noiae. basis for fame is plenty of Artists have no trenbto In securing models. The famous beauties have die carded corsets and have become models In face and form since taking Hollister’s Moony Mountain ten. 35 cents. Ten or Tablets. John M. Klein. Swunt Juicy Remember that the Brick Store has the kind of Boys Pants that took good and wear well. Gillette aafty rssors and extra blades at Ktoin'a. Buggies on easy terms to responsible parties at W L B A V Co. Wstck Mrs W A Black’s space next A lot of un: wasted on sters. unnecessary sympathy is old bachelors and spin- Argo Red Salmon is the fish that mode Alaska yalaable to the United Slate*. Much deep. so-called love is only lip Of all the fruits there are in the land. That grow on bush or tree, I wonlu give up the choicest otiea For HoUiater’s Rocky Mountain Tea ll John M. Klein. A woman may not learn much about acting going to the theater, but people, generally. as well as the community she learns a lot about clothes. Ida May Fishbume and Unie Easterlin, of Round, spent Sunday in town. _ a Mrs Jessie Chaplin and daughter, Louise, of Green Pond, are visiting Mrs C. D. C. Adams. T. E. Leach and D. EL Benton, of Beaufort, were among those who visited our town Saturday, j Mrs John D Glover and son of Beaufort are in town with her mother Mrs Annie Rickenbacker. JPF Entxminger of Edgefield was in town several days recently in the interest of Lyceum course for the meat season. The next regular meeting of the Hayward Riflemen will be held at tha Armory next Monday night, May 20. H, S. Crosby, railroad foreman of Green Pond section, has mqved bit family to Walterboro for the Vinol builds yofl up and keeps you up o A Ymol k HOW TO OPEN A CAN OF SALMON To open s esn of Argo Red Salmon properly, lay the can on iu tide, insert i he can opene' at the ream, then suud the can on end. and preasing the top firmly down, work the canopeuer around the top, temoving thd entlte top. The Argo * 111 then tome out in one solid piece. Fly paper at J W Garsoa's For all kinds of fancy dree* goods, and millinery go to Mrs W A Black’s. Stop rad gat the right sfandBrd time et the electrical clock of 8. Finn's Jew- elery Store. Time t > get that summer salt. Let ns take your measure Fit and quality guarantead. H W Black, Jr. Klein’s Eureka Medidna for summer complaints. Oxfo'd buggies all styles, guaranteed. They will please yen. W L S A V Oo Klein's Eureka medicine relieve nil aches and pains or your mousy hack. Gibson’s Klein’s hsart remedy only at 200 seeks fertilizers for sale by Wnl- boro Supply Co. B. G. Hyrae, Propr. Do yon need s pair of shoes? Battle Axe and Wolfe Bros are the best made. Try s pair. H W Black. Jr. Lord Caspar cigars, the beet amoks in town, 6c at Klein. It’s time poo were ^ettine your Spring hat. We have them. HW Black, Jr. Chsmpoo mixture tincture of green snap and eg Klein’s. egg c ham poo for the hair at When a man’s wife bas^he money he talks a lot about his work without doing any. For stomach troublss, biliousness and constipation try Chamberlain’s Momach and Liver Tablets. Matty re markable cures have been effected by them. Price, 26 cents, bamples free For sals by John M Klein. • to — When the lid is on tight some men have an excuse lor being sober. 200 racks of fertiliser at Walterboro Supply Co, B G Hyrae, Proprietor. • •" - T. H. Caldwell, of Lodge, was in to toe os while in town Monday. Mr Caldwell attended the Confederate re-union at Columbia last Hon Win. J. Flshburne and CapL C. C. Tracy are in attendance upofl the Diocesan Council, which , is in eetoion at Columbia this week. Mr and Mrs W. W. Sraoak. Jr. uw oonuay wild relatives at amoaxs, returning to Walterboro Monday. Mias Kate Wesooat of Charleston spent a week in town visiting her Mer, Mis Belle. She returned tm home yesterday afternoon. Our delicious Cod Liver preparation without ofl. Better than old-faahioned cod liver ofl and emulsions to restore health for Old people, delicate children, weak run-down persons, and after sickness, colds, coughs, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. Try it on our guarantee. JOHN M KLglN, DrugftoL Every cut of Argo Red Salmon con Ul ne one pound net. It is always guar anteed to be lull weight. Argo Rad Balmoa can ba servo., on any tabla. It can ba saived as it comet from tbs caa, or ptepated ia many pal atable ditbes. ICE “IHEDEH.lfW SocUtr. found Hi all aMttada of ftww wryandraK!" to aall tho ako*o book wtdl When you want ice call up the Walterboro Bot tling Works. We deliver promptly in all parts of the city. Special attention given to mail orders. Also ice cream and cold drinks of all kinds. Ladies and gentlemen ^ cordially invited. Walterbero Bottling forks —Phone 6b Look to your EYES. Si^ht is the most estimable of all blessings; blindness, the most woefol of all afflictions. This being so. you will readily concede the great impor tance of your eyes as a part of your organism. A momentary realisation of your helplessness witbont them them will aid yon to luster appre ciation of their worth, as an sssential, then, of a happy existence, do yon give yonr eyes attention in proportion to their importance? Do yon care as their delicacy demands? P er for them 7 Most people—yon included. Providence dosn’t seem to work over time lowering our rent for ua. Better lay in a stock of thermom eters before they get any higheg. Ignorance isn’t Midi if you don’t know a good thing when you see it. haps—are extremely negligent in regard to their eyes and very cul pably .win regard to their cbilaren’s. Tnis is because the public generally have literally no idea of the number and variety of eve defects. They know in a general way of “near sight” “farsight” “old sight” “cross eyes” etc. and many with one or other of these defects fooliahly think it ia only necessary for them to pick out at random from a number of T tctaolesa peir that suits. Many the glasses selected in this way that seem to suit exactly, prove most injurious and cause permanent injury. The fact is that optical defects occur in such varying degree and in so many combinations that only the competent eye-sight-specialist with a compute eye-testing equipment, such as I possess, is qualified to discover the exact nature and degree of the trouble and properly correct it L G. SCHAFFER, Eje-bight-Speci&liat, Office Hotel. Walterboro, 8. C. ‘ Drop m» % postal to box «6 and I will call at onoa. NEW > STORE IN WALTERBORO We have just opened, next to the Furnitnre Store, a full line of HARDWARE Stoves, Ranges, Agateware, Tin ware, Cutlery, Farm and Garden Tools, — EVERY HINO — Pay us one call and we*ll get your business in future : : : : : * * CAR LOAD Paril,t are Bargains Just in. \ V Somebody's Eyes are Always< The velvet D optica of gentle feauunky are ever and always surveying No man can escape. To win her sweet approval it behooves every » > man to be wnartiy dressed, for there is nothing a woman admires more than a wefl groomed styfeh look Have your garments mads to measure 1 Have diem rtyfab—weD tailored—and made to fit The INTERNATIONAL TAILORING CO. make a# the* garmroti das way—beyond critickn and up to the highest standard of woman* kind's approval Ok Samples can be seen at this store* , c r ' « Come and see the greatest display * of Men and Boy’s Hats in all styles, colors, shapes and sizes at the remarkable small price of only $1.00 ; Actual value $2 to $3 each. t -AT- The H. W. COHEN "The Store That Always Makes Good:’ St.