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/ l. : l f' v y e*; u.nUMTiai' •m’^ATLV.L LOUIS COHEN & CONIEANY ■ V ■ ■ )" '—V—— ° . «% ^ * t . - ^ —’ 0 232 and 234 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. ,» e " u ' The house that gives you “SATISFACTION” or your money back. w i * 1* —THE URGES! WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL ORT GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE IN THE SOUTH—' * 1 i 1 Ordi From M chants Filled With a Guaant of Satifaction. - _■ o .‘ ■ t ;'” -V • ’ # 1 , NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCKS ■ ’ . „ ■ v Our Stores ore Pilled to Overflowing a ith the best of the Markets of the World I? GREATEST OFFER EVER MADE In Colleton County, Tutfs Pill FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver deranges the Win nystcnu sikI produces SILKS AND DR£SS GOODS Fancy fllk taiiiog, betutlTal coloring* st 49c f>er yard. 19 Inrh cliangctblc T^tT^tta i.lk at per ) ard. -r 50c 80 Inch changeable $1. perya'd. taffetta silk st Beiz Bay taffetta aliks at GC« per yard. 27 inch Rajah rilk at 75c per yaid BWa »i«fT»»*a .Pk«. 30 tnr»*ea aif'e at 85. $1 f 1 25. $1 SO up to 82 5 > par vard. Ladle* *Mrt waiat “ill?* *n •Ilk. l»wn p.rn nod lirgere. $35 per sail. Priced from lo DRESS GOODS ' / Laree aftortment of all the n p'aida aud facdea r< 11118c to $1 50 pc r yard. Full a^orirnent of all the fancy m eater, frt m 25c 10 yard. plaid 82 50 We car*7 the lareeM a«anrim nt of all the b at makes of black goods for dress and morning 'Write for asmplea. •-.-r“ * Plaid TnffeHa «ilka in a large range of ooHrtne* f> ,r waNie ant lulls, 59. 59, 75, 1 00, 1 », 1 50 (K-r yar.L. «r— , Ladle- *i:k jornoer anHa, “the latest” priced from fl4 to 830 per suit. OUR READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS Are the most atylUh »*v be found, any- tth-re. Ladies Nobby Etoa 8n«»s. made o f Fancv Plaida and Mix'utea. Panama*, V’ollea. Black and Coloied Tafft* a St?ks, PH«*e of *llk *nli* r^nge from 818 10 $30, Worsted sui.a from flO'to 820. The newest weaves aud colorings. Ladlas princes# suits, also new made of Lingerie, lawn and silks. Prices range from $12 to $14 per suit. 20 style* here to every one to be found in anv oiber house In the south. When von intend baring a waUt. be It madras, I >w~ii, Lmj- n or silk, tend us your meav Ore, state wOat price yon want lo pay, and we’ll send yon the prettiest and the cheapest waist you eftt purchased matisni. Sallow Skin and Pie Thereto ao better remedy tor the comoioo dtoeoaes thao OR. TUTI LIVER PILLS, as a trial ~ Take No Substitute. COJJVICTS FOR ROAD WORf HiglwM y 1 TW O TRIPS TO THE JAflESTOW N EXPOSITION AND TWO LADIES OOLD WATCHES, jo YEAR .QU^AfiTHfi r« rk HFAflArtiF to l<e given to the four most popular LV'' 1 ' niJtUAL,nL* young ladiea in Colleton County, Dyspepsia,Costivenoss,Rf»t' provided’25,000 vote* be cast. ~* *“* OUR PLAN IS THIS Any young lady voted for before March 27th. will be considered a candidate. After that time no new names wil! be allowed. 0 All persona paying aobscriptiona either old or new anbacribera will ba Tribute to Their Value as entitled to vote for any young lady in Duiider*. Colleton County whom they would | U address by J »hu i’n»ft of K like to win one of theae prizes. 5n c . n W aa Htatml that the »*o«t to tt The young lady receiving the high fanrcj# of %■ south la 50 cent* pi eat numtier ot votes in each district bale 01 eotton for nt» average haul * will be entitled to one of the trips to eight miles. Hays an exchange. If the the exposition. The one receiving; wen* good roads, the cost would t the next highest, will be entitled to reduced to 10 «eats u bale. Estiia; the gold watch. Ing a crop r.t n inlllloti bales, tb We have divided the county into., would mem a saving of Siiht.CWO v two (Iistricla, ax follows: j uiiAUy. it « >;ts tiuder i reeeht ra. Diatnot No 1. All jiersona who get cou ii;::*us 25 cetits to haul a tou * tlxir in.>il at Walterboro, Williama,^***j!j*®j^y^ 1, ' ^ ‘ 1 * ro ** 1 * *• Stokes, Kuflin,- Ixxlge, Colleton WeiWier, Ehrhardt, McLaurin and Stnoaks. 1’i.triot No 8. Ml ^n-wh-K*. the.r mail at ( ottagevil e, Oefamger, aomU ^ ro:ul , mlMor Kound, Hitter, Green Pond, Island- ton. Salkehatchie, White Hall, Hen demon* ille, Meggetta, lUvenel, Osborn, Adams, Hun, Hrant, Jack- sot>oro, Young’s Island, Weeks and Bryan. VOTES ALLOWED We make a specialty of Ladies Muslin Underwear. Boys and Girls Clothing. Gents Furnishigs, Carpets. Mat- o ^ (t . - tings, Curtains and Upholster)* Goods. . Agents Por Dr. Jaegers St nitary Underwear and Ladies fiome Journal Patterns 10 and 15c. 3 montha subscription to The Preaa nnd Standard, 25 votes. 6 months anhecription to The Frees and Standard, 50 votes. 1/1 reari Nnlecriptbs to The Pres# j and Standard, 100 voiei. .,2years subscription to The Pres* I and Standard, 25<> votes. 3 years subscription to The Press , and Standard, 500 votes. Coupons will also be wMished in ^"sterling Silver ‘Wedding Presents Swaateka Lucky Charm Hatpins, etc., at J. A. WiJSTERBERG, Optician. WALTEUBOItO, ». O. - ■ ■ . •> . Fine repair work a Specialty. 0 • j * • (Next to C. I>. May’s Sul. table). I OitchoPatricK. C B CiAtchof Ueudcrs jnville, nnd Miss W.sMk I’a’rick of Belle,%rero happily innrried last t^umlny, June 2nd., at 1 o’clock at the home of tii? brides parents Kov B F Halford irofoimed the coren ojy in the presence of n fow friends and relatives,; ' * Mr and Mrs Gatdi left for Hendersonville Sundav where Tiiey will m iko the r future home We wish the coup.e a lo.ip, hap py and prosperous life. ■ V... . Ants the Ideal Ccmmuniela. It Would perliii|w 1«* pushing metn- phora jo an unwarranted extnHps to apeak of * dignlty of lalwr” in oouitoe lion with the occupations of an!*. Bnt If by the phrase we menu that lalmr is the honorable lot of nil citizen*, and that nil labor* of whatever sort are n|Hjn the saine level of rerpectabQlty. then we might venture to apply the saying oven to the luhors of an nnt hlil. For therein all are workers, from the newly Hedged callow to the veteran of a second summer.—Henry McCook In Ilorper’a. CASTOR IA Tor Infants and Children. Th tind You Han Alwajs BoagM Bears the Signature of When you feel the need of a p'll take a DsWbt’a Little Reri, Kiser o.nall piit, aefe p P. aure pill. Easy to 'eke —pleeent and after i*e. DHvee away hoadaobe* »• *id by John M Kiwi* Many lake les^ care ol^. their couscionco t him I lndr ro| iilftion. The religious inan f**ar8, tlte man of lionor ecoriir, lo do an ill uc ti mi. TcsV.r.h cf .'icva.Ties. There are c.viy y-i.r a .jt of novel ties brought ETour r.tleutla^. There Is always temptation for the tiding of coveltie«, u'.thorA'h the old niel csperl- eaced gsrdencr* r.ud fruit growers have lei rued t.» expect ve:-y little from tha a3*.v tbliigi mo.d widely advertised, says Country Gentleman. Tbere^nre doubt loss a good many people who want to test tm* seedless apple. 44 they are, not perfectly satisfied that the tiling ii worthless such Js*oplo certain ly ought to ?("«t it until they are satis fied. In fact, the testing of novelties in a limited aud conservative way ought to be a regular part of the busi ness every farm aud market gar den. It is worth something merely to keep lr. touch with the new scheme*, even if these novelties all prove worth less. But occasionally one of them turns out well, and then a man gets double pay for his experimenting. James e. pccrikiv. JNO. H. PEUEIPOI PIURIFOY BROTHERS. Attorneys and ('outiHellors at Law. All lulnsss givsn Prvmpt AttsatUa. OVER TMl PAESS ANO STANDARD, WALTKUUOUO. ... 8. Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examination. W. D. BENNETT, ArrouxEr at Law WALTERBORO. ^ 8 C. Prompt and Efilcienl 8ervies Gnarateed —. Loaus Negotiated. Office Ccort House Square | ^ TH each week’s issue, good for 5 votea CONTEST OPENS FERRUAHY FIRST AND CLOSES JUNK FIF TEENTH. All subscribers paving after Jan. 31st, will be entitled to vote. So clip the attached coupon, fill out the blanks, and mail it to us 1 with your remittance. Proper credit will he given an4> the results pub- i Rahed each w^Sk until June 15. NOW IS THE TIME TO ENTER C. I ; YOUR CANDIDATE. —5' Watches »ro on exhibition at 8- j Finn’s ami J. A. Westcrberg’s Jew- ! elry Storet. a IP Real ii d. rati a d Bstat*, Broker ♦ge In -nra c *. LOANh KKiiOriATED. Houses* to ^ent. Opposite the Martel, •. WALTER BORO, 8, C. Fr ilee no miin too iil orally Ih»- hi* fac*v nor ron-ure any tuan severely If hind his back. What men call crandeur, glory ii’<d i4>wor, are nil in tlio Right # pf tied, but misery au l folly. Per aersl'dtes burr*, cn’a. Inseet Mus Mil the many Ih’le h«rt* cotoaK*n •« everv lamliy. PeWitl’a Caiboli*«»i Wftrh “aael Sslv* Is lbs -llt^t <emwly. It Is ownLlnir, ef**fins. c!c»o a«\d h»«Hng. Be enra you gel BeVt itt’a. Bold by John M. Kltoa. — v- ^ PATENTS jsss’jjatitfJWtKi&.l Fra* adriM. bow to otaaia patoato. tn Brnd model, | lid f m-rrpc.rC I . trad*' utoU'kjL.I IN ALL COUMTBICS. I Butin*** Mrttt u ilk H’atUnfUm iJirs /fW % | r m>*ry auJ cflrm tk* f*U%t. PatMt aa4 hfrfafaswet Practiea E^luiivaly. Write nr ram to m at _ WASMIWOTOW, P. C. GASNOW The examination for the award nf vacant Hcholarahip* tn Winthrop Col- tree and for the admission of new etn- >lents will Im held at ihe County Ooort Ilona* on FRIDAY. JULY6. at 9 A. M A pplicouts most be not less than fifteen vesta of age. When Hcholarahip* are vacated after Jolv 5. thev will be nwnided to thooe making tbs highest j average at thi* examination, provided they meet the condition* governing the awaid. Applicant* for Scholarsbipa -h mid write to President Johnson be fore the examination for Scholarship examination blanks. Siho'arahip* are worth $100 and free riiifiuti. The next eesMon will open •'ep'euiber 18, UWT. Fnrfntth*-r infor- nu't'Fti nod Rstalogue. nddrea* I'RES D. U. J»JHN?ON. Kock Hill. H. O. There cftiinot. !»•* a greater, I Iisd first to raise confidence, and de ceive it. A firm faith and t»tie lone«tv ■ . Constant occupittiou preveuts tctuplalr- r« Lnckr • >• the w«y is, to do one-tbini: at a time. THo shortest, way to attain roTM^ntinn, is tint cf merit; if are not to l*o f, r^a*M*v ne ••witv, jndogtrv lt« f« unded ou nktiI, it «>r corrapted by teward. - * is (he trne way of obtiinintr m. Scoffs Emulsion atrengthena enfeebled their flesh It pttnridm baby with and mmeral faod for healthy growth. ALL DRUGGISTS I BOe. .OO. Imitation cf C’jon;'. Th?re an* two 'juikv-sc'', snya the ('nrrlucc Monthly, ih ure In the luilta ti*.;i of eb mjv Tr.kc « fine crai-ie*! piece of wood, uw* Fr.’Ui-h Uluck p<d- U!t. made black with Hue coloring mat ter. or good n!r drying black varnish u:ny l*c applied. This, however, gives only u superficial coloring, und whe.i tin? edges wear off the light colored wood show*. The other method Is to wash three or four times any dense wood with a boiling concoction of log wood, allowing It to dry between each application. Then wash with a solu tion of acetate of Iron, which to made by dissolving Iron filing* In vinegar. Thto stata to vary black and penetrates Into the wood so that ordinary wear and chipping will not show the original color. I Colie and Diarrhoea pdns <n t! • stomach colic and diarrho e*-re qnlrfcly relieved bv th* v».e of ('hanttwriaia** Colic. Cholera and Disr- rho a Remedy. For aale by J M Klein. H- V. BLACK SR, SDENTAL SURGEON % ^Office Honrs: R.80 am to 2^ p. tn. 8 to 6 p. m. o Wr».1ta»r*l»oro* MO O J. C. H I O T T, Attorney at Law, AH business given prompt attention. -- BRANCIIV1LLE, S (\ <^<1 would In* S cjnts n ton. “I have suh’.IihI for some year* t > problem of working convict* on o public roads," said Mr. Craft, "a- ? 1>* the moat ec nomlcul road builders to be had. V-- convict has long passed the exjwrlue tal stage for ruiul.uaking.” Jmlge U • of <}eoig‘:h who has had twenty ye. of exiH-'i’leuce in working convicts j.* road builders, says: “They are the be and cheapest road builders. %YL working convicts not n single overt* was committed or a single child, v. man or 'man molested or one dolla: worth of property depredated « MccklcubiW: county. X. lias t fiu .'.it mac.al iinixed roads, and It is l \"Z ! V- ' VJt ti Lsi ..Vv'l’Ag. vi i ..i » te-*. feid nnd care for convict labor wt» •t ni 1 XL b" :1- v 7 principles • < 7o. r Uh’ cjnrv-t LiirvH, . sliow that GT per cent of those VLJ Tire work'-ul In the open ,n!r, properly f • and guarded, return to thoir famllk** and ceaso to b« a < barge or menace the state, while of those who are ke in prison or worked in mines, at sen mills or other similar place* 85 |*. ° cent become hardened criminals. N< «lo I think it right to put the hone wag.* earners In compel it Ion with «a» vU-t UImu- or the manufacturing Indu- tr> - in oom|ietitlou with the out th* o hires cl.cap convict labor. “ludinuu has ntoat* 1T.0C9 ti'llc.i r gool gravel roads. I remember wbc Indiuua was cousldcrol puc of th Illiterate states of the Union. Yoda she ls“prosj»ermis. nnd lier people a.> no longer lgn« jttut. but tl.e utate i dotted with tile hn>4 w'.ioula and co leges. ••Massachusetts siwn is moro morr'. than any other state on her pub. roads. New Y*>.U has veted to lasc' i 850,000.000 for her funds to be u«ed I : the next ten years. New Jersey k* fine roads, which are the Irert hives ment the state bus. Missouri l« ngl tatiug a Umd issue of $g5,TkJ0,CU0 f«*' her public roads. The province of Urs tarlti, Canada, has Gu.OJO miles of goo* rnnds. and from that phenomenal ini nrovenient has been proujierity to i«- farmers.” no i i* s ^ -5 ? 9 •This little pig went to markat" down’* amuse ton! tit. Baby s not weh; what’s the matter, b de* r HmI# cheek# ara sowbltc; Hoof little tumniv is schiof, nanghty o* pels rn swsv. CASCAHWEKT ». >ihermn«t rlv« »* thru aha'll be bright as tbs t nv. I •old by John XI. Klien' fi i i J. M. ALKER, Attokkky At Law ' One* Oocbt. Uousc SquAttc. WALTEBRORO. 8. C. H 51 :\ Cecryia Chips First Peaches. Port •Valley, Ga., June k — flrat car of the reason of Geors pcgcheg was shipped from he* Friday, and wa* coa^sncd to WlHhv. Welficrt t Co., Ph.lladclphia. V* • pearliea were of the Greensboro v rkty. and showed to by fine stoo Heavy *h!*pipec*s will bcsln to mov in shout ten days. A prompt. pleasAnt. good renwdr fv cough# and colds, U K* nnedv’s Laxatt** Cough Hvrup.lt Is especially recownoew«> etl for Iwbins «ud cblid'eo, hut gt'od f * rvarv member of the lamilv, I* conlai- - no opiate* and doe* do* con-tipate. Ot* tains htmey sod tar and ts*«e» o«a*ly a goou a* maple ayriiit. Uatbliea hkelt. Hold by John M. Klien. OFFICE OF Dp. A. J. Anderson DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: ! n#., | p, m. ui., < p. iu. OPPOSITE Farmers and UeroLonta W ALTERKORO 8. O. Suspect • title-l»earcr, and nernr trust him witli tliv ■•»cret, who is fond of entertaining tbe» with another’*. Na wine nun will put good liquor into leaky vc«scl. i" Learn to overcome yonne f in all things, for tlte love of vour Creator, and then you shall Lo ableioattain to divine knowl edge. » DeGraffenreld Appointed. Montgomery, Ala., June S.—#*. JI. DeGraffenreld has been appointee ear perintendant of oducatloa of IUmmU county to suecood J. L. Pollori. r* algned. Don*! Push The horse can disw the load without help, If you reduce friction to almost nothing by applying * UNITY LODGE NO. 85 A. F. M. holds its regular oommucica'iona 4>h Fri day in etch mouth at 8 30 o’clock, p. in. All v id dug Brel hrm are coi - utaiiy iuvitMl to aitrod. 8 J. A. WKHIKHBEfiO. W. U. N. ti. MOatULL, Bees’/. a W. A. Sanders. Dealer In Staple and Fancy Groceries. Vegetables, Fruit and to the wheels. No ether lubri cant ever made wears so long and savesso much horae power. Next time try Mica Axu Guam. ’SB ^ Confaotlaaary. \ •‘»v.»o«V*r.»tf * ' -ii L Xf. '' i- ./"■•i'-V-;