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Mr. and Mrj. D. E. Beaufort are. spending in town with relmtivta. Benton of some time There will b<» a Missionary meet ing at^Black Creek church, Thursday, Aug. Tat. An interesting program I has been arranged, and the public is cordially invited to attend. A new post office has been estab- hshed at Rootlef with Mrs. leila Bootle as postmistress. It is situat- tsd half way between Walter boro and Hendersonville. The open drain "running from Klein’s corner through Lowndes St. may cause a serious accident on some dark night and necessitate the “ponding”'of the town. We arc sorry not to have space this week for some interesting com munication^ from correspondents. ibfe and we r;S I liv Prof. E. B. Bellinger spent Sunday in Adams Run. * John E. Herndon of Ruffin was in town yesterday. Mr. John* Chassereau of StoKes paid us a pleasant visit Saturday. P. J. Lucas returned from Harris Springs. Miss Lula Griffin of Omega was in town Saturday. Dr. M. P. Moorer of Georgetown was in town Thursday of last week. » Mis? Vera Jachles Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Homik, at Atlanticville. J M. Smith, Jr. and T. P. Murray were in Charleston Sunday. We put everyone in possii w f ,hope no one will feel sliijhteil at not «p^t Sunday m ( ? harl Jlun. h« orher wticle inthe paper. W. P. Haradon of McUurin pai.! j M X)!rtc£r4‘ha^pr^n^J Ihe OB a pleasant call ywtcrdaj. c , lurrh with two U autiful wooden Dr. H. A. Willis of Hendersonville collection plates. They were lieau- in town yesterday. i tifully pyrographied by Mrs. J. G. Padgett. The presentation was made Sunday morning. Thos. B. Wright of Ridgeville was in town yesterday. He has some cotton to sell and says the price of fered by the Col. Mer. and Mfg. Co. is more than he has been offered in any other market. He saw their ad. in The Press and Standard. Miss Emily Bellinger, the compe tent stenographer of The Press and Standard, left yesterday for Saluda, N. C.. where she will spend a month's holiday. While she is away Mias* Essie Loper will occupy her po sition. ONLY : for £6.00 cash, you can get a pood Talking Machine 4 with a good assortment of Records, j . The Improved Lyra Phonograph is equal in loudness of tone and clearness of reproduction to any $15 machine manufactured in this !country. , Extra Columbia standard records always in stock at $.3 per dozen or 30 cents each. Stop when in town and hear a I tune at Clnssified Advertisements. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—^TsuKlFfoot” Fly Paper. ! Fly Tnipa and Screen Doors at Brown Farni.iir« Ac linrdwaic Co. FOR SALK.—Ic< intarreqrsn'tll <jn«n-1 tints Alike JhIlU. Kutliu E»C &kolu at Belle* x Bo ld). Fuck 0 Clairs Terrr & Shaffer. 1 i • Coist’s Prixe-Medal Tnruip Seeds at' KUen’*. ^ t Hand dres»ed pine and cypress shin gles stJ W (. Aison'a Back Cigars Terry Fhsffer. Reduced price* on all Aten’s sod P.oy'* •aminer Wearables” at The H W Coheu Store— ‘Tue Makes Ooial.” Store That Always FoR SAL 7 —A nice assortment of No question as to the freshness of tur- t ' " I ^ 1 . essorrmenr or - ni . Ht K k . ni -. Flower rots and Jatdtneers at Brown i Furniture nu i hardware Co. '•, 600 de« Schnapps loharco«|e 85 per ca ! FOR SALE-BI«J ASSORTMEN r j <1y: iob,0, r A€r0 “ ljt,,e ' While. Blue aiel Orgy Agateware Bov vnnr Men* and Boys “ Wearable* Lveryihingin tt.e hardware lir^ hial st the II w Store—•*The store that al- the < tli- r U :l nr haWn’t a< t. Brows 1 wu>» makes gctal”. >’ Furniture & liaraaare Co. C. S. Anderson of Charleston spent Sunday in town with his parents. A. H. Harter spent Sunday on the Isle of Palms. “Uncle Jim” Goodwin of Smoaks hud business in town Monday. FOR S.'LE—One 5:5, H P engine and boiler in gr>nd condition. No a in use A iso 1 rice halter. 7 10 -U JS Jordan, _ Round, » O. FOR SA I.E—Bibles, testaiseuts, wing titid all oilier good book* 1 rejirtaent the Altiertcao Bap'i*t Pub'ic«ti<»i So ciety, and oib< r publishers. Itegmar prictM charged. Order* fo<warded, and aolicited. B F Halford, . 7-10-4i. Wsl.erboro.SC. Buist’s Jlmproeed Yellow Rutabiga Turutp Seed at Klein’s. The H W Cohen Store, that always makes good ” ‘ibe »tore | Don p*r l»l )ouble thick Hickory due, regular price Black, dr. Tobacco- 10 cl* 15 c<s 11 W CITATION For letters of Administration STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA, County of CoFeion. By John D Edwards, Esouire, Probate Judge. WHEREAS. H C Rayaor made suit am to to strant him letters of sdmlui*. tration of the estate and elfocts of O W Rnv*or deceased. 1 THE’+K are therefore to rite and ad- moniah r.ll and singular tb* kindrH a ;d cedimrs of the hold O W Rnysor do-cf-nsed. that' tlev l»o and appear tie fore me. In Ibe court of probate, to be he’d at W Iter'iCto, S C. on 'IN-h day •d Ju v, IV f, 7. next after publication ttiereid, at 11 o'clock intbe forenoon, to *iio» cause.j[f *hy they have, why the said administration sbotitd not be gr«»'*d GIVEN tf .der mr bsiMl this ft h day of .1 i y; Aquo Doiuini. 10.)7. Publi«b*-d on thl-IOth ami Ifth-day* of July, 1W7, inibe 1're-s and Htnpdard JNO D EDWARDS. Probate Judge W. W. Smoak, Jr. hud businesa >n Friday of last week. in of Getsinger waa ii Paul K. Crosby hire Monday. Solomon Martin and son of Omega mac in town Monday. B. Levy, postmaster, spent Sun- Arj in Beaufort. J. W. Wescoat of Charleston was iutown Saturday and Sunday. J. E. Thames and J. M. Walker Iftnt Sunday in the City by the Sea. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Peurifoy and eltidren left yesterday for Wifliam- Mr. Bacon tc churge Mrs S. E. Beaudrot has returned Is her home in Charleston after a pMssant visit to Mrs. H. A. Francis. C. S. BartUws has gone to iton, Gs., where he will tak* of Chas. M. Barnwell’s pecan ■ i. :, Mrs. C C. Anderson, with Flor- euge and Dan, left yesterday morn- iau for Williams ton. They expect tube gone sometime. j E. J. Witsell and family and Ena Witsell left yesterday for where they will spend the summer. fe, • ON » 1. B. Smoak of Branchville was in town Friday and Saturday. While beta he visited at home of Dr. H. W. Rlyk and Mrs. S. J. Rumph were of Dr. Jno. M. Klein the lat- ter part of the part. Mrs. H. W. Jones and little daugh- ter, Elizabeth, are spending some tine on Sullivans Island. Mrs. Phillips Weeks of Bethleham is lending a few days with her moliter, Mrs. Annie Fender^ G. B. Marvin of Palatka, Fla., was in town last week on a visit to friends and relatives. S. Finn’* - Jewelry Store. WANTED—A cfimpc cur cook, ma'e ! or !«male Gco<l wi-ge* for right per- win. Apply at Waiierboro Hotel, f 4t-10 WANTED—To corrfH'ond with ptrtle* owning above 8 million feet timber which they wt*h to nell. Only owner* nee.t write. Buford J*rk*on. Atty. at Law, Bennattaville, 8. C. CITATION- ; ;->- 1 For letter of Administration STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Colleton County, .By John D. Edward* E»q., Probat* Before tho Mayor. Before the Intendant. July 12. W 0 Mims, Julian Detreville and Hubert Reeves.2charged with dis orderly conduct Mims and and Detreville pleaded guilty and were ftned $16 each. No esse made out against Reeves. Argo Red Salmon is caught in Ber ing Sea among the icebergs. That is why the flesh is so firm and the flavor so delicious. - ^ - Births Born to Mr and Mrs A K Beach July 7 a son. Born to Mi and Mrs W July 11, a girl. Born to Mr and Mrs A of Smoaks. July 9 a son. Taylor Smoak / Now Ada. Terry A Shaffer- Announcements. J. EL Moore, Co. Sup.-Quarterly Report. B Wichman A Son- Give Away burners and, Merchants Opening Bank Account. Sale Waiterboro Supply Co.—A Pre sumption. L. G. Owens, Sheriff Sales- Bank re. J, S. Jones- Clearing Out Argo Rod Salmon is not only pure Food, but it is the cheapest and most nutritious food in the country. i f ■; j Mary Stanfill of this pla-v It Saturday and Sunday at tho Uk of Palms. r. G. A. Beach ling sometime with his par- Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Beach. D. L. Smith, J. M. Walker and W. W.Bmoak, Jr. are in attendance up on the farmers’ meeting at Sniders todpy. ; Mrs. M. krovitch and son, from Savannah, Gar, are visiting at the home of the former’s,sister, Mrs. S. Elm. I. J. i Beach desires to correct a statement in the correspondence frogi Pleasant Grove to the effect that he had visited there. We are informed by the chief of police that the ordinance against fast driving on Railrood Avenue will be strictly enforced in future. came to town Monday to the measurements of the the well that is being bored t? . r i and Mrs. A. S. Morrall and have gone to Hendersonville, for a vacation of a month. The^ left yesterday. Capt. J. E. Moore returned Mon day ^ro m Saratoga where he has been in attendance upon the Grand Templars meeting. Abe S. Karesh, the popular mana ger of the H. W. Cohen clothing store, left Monday for Glenn Springs for a brief vacation. M*. and Mrs. R. G. White and lit tle daughter, Martha, are spending a while in Waiterboro. While here they will occupy the home of Mr. And Mrs. Jas. EL Peurifoy. Eva Williams, who has been r sometime with friends and i at Holly Hill St, George ter, has returned home, ry Hai bv of Holly Hill I her on her return. 1 1 Rev G N Sexton preached a very interesting sermon at the Rum Gully school house last Sun day afternoon. Well, Mr Editor, as my epistle is getting a little lengthy I had batter “ring off” for this time. Let us bear from one of our old correepondents next week. Mr Editor, because you do not hear from our section very often you must not think that there is not any news of interest. There is plenty of good nsws passing. All it needs is some one to keep in touch and write it up. Tube Rove. The grocers are handling Argo Red Salmon because it takes no ar gument "to sell it, and the customers come back for more. Another Letter from Islaodton. We all welcome the beautiful sunshine after so much r in. Mr and Mrs M R Stone and two of Ashton, Fla., {charming little girls, Bereie and Rosa Nell, visited in WaUerboru j a few days last week. a 0 W Our community was well repre sented at the Bethel picnic on the Fourth. Among those who visited were Mi*s iSouie Kickci- lighter and Miss Emma Huchey. The union meeting at Rice Patch was well attended on the fifth Saturday, and Sunday. . Mr Celeb Godley and Miss Viola Crosby wera happily mar ried at the home of the bride’s parents, July 8. The ceremony was performed by Mr. Curtis Brant of Getsinger. % u Miss Ollie Rhoad has returned to her home after teaching a very successful term at Rice Patch. Among the visitors at’the union at Shiloh Baptist Church from this section were Mr and Mrs &1 R Sto:.e, Mr and Mrs A Q Lyons and Caleb Godley. Mr W E Carter and wife spent OUe afternoon with the former’s mother last week. Mr Eugene Crosby visited Bells on lost Saturday afternoon. We are glad to see Mrs W H Stone cut again after a serious attack of grippe. v There is a charming little girl at the home of Mr and Mrs Ned Pellum. Mrs F L Hughey and daughter, Mrs Mae Rents spent the after noon of the 4th inst pleasantly with Mrs A Q Lyons. Nawa from aioveryllls. Editor Press and Standard:—As 1 .never see anything in oar county pa per concerning oar little village, I thought 1 would write a line or two oonoerning the affaire and snrroand- iags of this community. t . Generally crops ate looking for ward to a fine harvest and farmers seem to be in better heart. Mr D W Griffin of this place has been very siek, but is slowly improv ing. . ' Mrs J P Gatch is visiting her daughter, Mrs L P Hudson of Char leston. There was a grand picnic at the closing of the Gloverville school taught by Miss Mary Sloman ol Hen dersonville, SC. Miss Sloman has made many friends and will be great ly missed by all, but especially her scholars. I know someone will have a long ri(b» now wh«m he goes to LOST—Onoold antonobile tire between 8t. George and Waiterboro I ant There- day. Reward for prompt return. Ubaa. Ee’Dorn, M. D. FOUND—1 watch and fob in town of Waiterboro. Owner can get eame by paring coat of advertieement proving ownerahip. W L.Ea*teriin. Turrio *eed for fall plantiug ju*t ar rived at Klein’s. Jd!o for making j«lly at Waiierboro Su ply Oo. Ice cream powder Waiterboro Supply Co. .By John D. Edwards Llnane clean* a straw hat eight time* 25 cents. Only at the Waiterboro Drug 1 WHEREAS K M Jones made knit Go. j t° me to .grant him Letter* of Adn<inlrr- _ . atlon of the Estate and etfecta of Turnip eeed for fall plantiac just ar- Hepj , ra , n wll? gi Ilt . rived at Klein*. | THESE ARE, Therefore, to cite and Uratwl pineapple for ice cream at the admoniah all and sineular the kindred Waiterboro Snppfcy Co. , »nd Creditor* of said Benjamin Wiggins •deceased, that they be and appear be- Warn yonr baby chalea get a box of fore me. In the Gown of Probate, to be Ammena Prickly Heat and Bahy Powder •* Walterbom, 8 C on July 26 next 26c only at Waiterboro Dreg Co. 11w i *f4er publication hereof, at 11 o’clock In the forenoon, to a ow cause, If Tnrnip'eed for fall planting joet ar- any they have, why tbe said Admlntatr- rived at Klein’s. ation should not be granted. „ < _ . , . 4 * GIVEN under my" hand, this 10th day Turnip seed for fall planting jnat -* *-• - •" -— ' rived at Kleia’a, * Jaly 1S06 in The Pre*e and Standard. BUSINESS LOCALS. Jr. A good cflee at 10c per lb H Something doing at A Wichman A Son’s In buggies, wagons, harness stoves, ete. Bee Uwm while the stock is complete. All kinds of tnruip seed at Waiterboro Supply Co. |, Say Readers yon should see Taylors, big bench of embroideries, they are •ore great valnea. at Taylors. Glenn and Harris Lithia Springs Wa ter at Klein’s. We have the largest, beet, and cheapest line of stoves and etoee- ware in Colli A Son. >llet#n county. A Wichman N nasally’• aandiae the best freah ev ery week. Hoc. the box at Klein’s. A W ichman A Son are offering bog- gie* and wagons at reduced prices. New assortment of Souvenir Postals at Kleia’a If yon need a buggy or wagon and haven’t got the money see A Wichman A Son. Standard Elgin and Waltham watches from $6 60 np at S. Finn’s Jewelry Store. The most elastic white nodervest for ladie*. in all sizes, great value lOo or 3 for 25c. at Taylcrs. Spectacles properly fitted, in solid gold filled, and solid nickle frames, at very reaaonal prices, at 8 Finn's Jew elry btore. Fancy and plain oolored Lawns reduc ed from 10c to 5c per yard. These goods are better than bargalni so yon had bet ter get here quick, at Taylors. "RecruU” Tobacco 3c package Terry A bhaffer. Buck Cigars Terry A Shaffer. Ammena Prickly Heat and Baby Pow der is gaaraateed to oars try it, oaly at Waiterboro Drug Oo. This is now the month of Jnlf, ear Fall stock will cam menus arriving about the 16<h, we have to make room for same, hence we have cut every vard of summer good* down to a price that will cert all nly move them, this is your opportunity will you take advantage of it?, at Taylors. Lowness la always freak and sweet. 60c the pound only at Waiterboro Drug Oo. See my bargain counter of shoes 98 cts per pair. II W Black, Jr. Yard wide curtain scrim bleached, worth lOo, our closing out price odly 5o par yd. at Taylors. • of July A.D. 1906 i Published i>a tho 10th and 17th day* of W Black ’. JOHN D EDWARDS. Probate Judge. Bloalng out sale Ji of shoes, wore tl fo H W n odd sad end lot* tlper pair, .ur this Black. Jr. trie 98 cu Full 98 inch wide yellow homespun, not In remnants, hut lull pieces, only 6c per yd. at Taylora. Buy ’‘Battle 1 Axe” and w Wolfe Bros” shoes, no bettor made for the money, for •ale only at H W Black, Jr. 50c Fancy Silk Mull*, m panel color ing*. at the never heard of price before, only 35c yd. at Taylors. We are Mill selling Coats spool cot ton at 5c at Tailors. 10.000 feet (.reased flooring and cell ing at J W Carson’s. Buy yonr negligee shirt* and anmmcr underwear from H W Black Jr. 21lnch Habotal white Silk as always 25c per yd. at Taylora We Mill have a fe“- Mills of clothe* on hand, that must go r» gardlees of profit. H W Black, Jr. • ■ CITATION' Fir letters ot Administratne- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton, By Jao D. Edwards Esquire Probate Judge. Whereas S B Saunders made suH to me to grant him Letters of Admim i«tration of ibe Estate end effects of I G 8*under* deceased. THEBE ARE, THEREFORE, to cite and admonish nil and singular the klndreiT nd Creditors of the said I G Sanndera, deceased, that they be and appear before me, la the Court of Probate to be held at Waberhoro cn July 17 1907 next after publlcatPre hereof; at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause If any they have, whv the said Adminis tration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 9th day of July A. D. 1907. Published on the 10th and t7U> days of July 1907, la The Prone and Standard. JNO. D. EDWARDS. Probate Jntfge. 30 days SAVE 30 days MONEY By attending the greatest record breaking tale, that baa ever atrack 'v’alterhoro. Beginning ThunkUf Jane 27. and will last for 80 dayt only, this sale will consist of dry , ^oods, notions. 0 mens furnishing* goods and hordware. Everybody oor- { dially iovibHl. Respectfully yours, GEORGE W GLOVER / ,30 days. t llrndcfiouville. Mr \V S Marvin I• ad business Branlab Mines this neck. Mr (’ K Ackerman and Professor Moode of Cottageville passed through our section this Veek on their way to •'Imrlcston. Col J W Hill is doing some very good work on our roads, the only trouble is that there is not enough of it We would say that the road from , Irons Cress Roeds to Jacksouboro is in a bad condition, especially the bridges. Many of them are entirely gone and at those places anyonl trav- , eling with bugSy and wogon will have to leave the road and go around as best they can. Mr A A Yonmans paid us a pleas- j •at call today. Your Well Wisher. m f 'Two << In less COMFORT' Chairs ace than ONE hammock ——- ■■» »* Ask your grocer for Argo Red Salmon, and do not accept any sub stitute. There is no finer Salmon packed. > « Schedule of Meetings. Shiloh Baptist Church, July 14-20; Pine Grove Church, July 21-27; Smoaks Church, July 28-Aug. 8; Doctors Creek Church, Aug. 4-11. G. M. Sexton, Pastor. .—■-> j— Local Market Report for Today. Cotton—middling 12 1 2 Corn—new 80 cents per bushel. Peas |1 76 per bushel. Sweet potatoes 60c per bushel. . Rice, rough, $1 per bushel. Syrup, 86o par gid. loo per do*. Place the “COMFORT” Chairs in any little comer on your veranda just as any other chair, and yet you can recline at full length a* in a hammock.. Two or three persons can thus enjoy the cool refreshing comfort and relaxation of £he Comfort Chairs, as three Comfort Chairs can be monopolized by one person in the hammock. Swing or not, as you please. Try one. A CITY STORE IN THE COUNTY. to *j I . .60 to $2 per doe. Hens $8.00 to $4 per doa. Wax, Mo par pound. Wool, Metspor pound. Wkick? hr Comfort >*tt. Tiuoa* X Choir „ _ w tho atr? Wotl. f gut4~i toy ytt > CrOO m* tho Comfort Choir V i Brown Furniture & Hardware Company. ■