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■ #:« V. /• . ?, ' _ ,. V LOCH AXD PERSONAL * M i'S Margaret Gootho of Ocilla." Ga . .''pending 5omeU«re in tov.n a.- t e gu-'at of ner Mrs. M. Halsey. J. D _G l-*ony.ai in town Satur-1 W. L. Brooks of Norway, is in" ^ay. ' Wal erbdro acting telegraph opera i tor in the absence of A. S. Morrall Albert Lucas of Florida js visiting 0 n Ijis saaimer vacation, in town. ^ ’ . Carroll J. Butler, who/has been v R G W. Brya” of I'n an was here enga^Wl in carpenter wt-rlt- in Sav yesterday. . fannah. Ga.. arrived in town to spend .1. f. \ it .ffii. WMlB , ‘ <U ' “* moLh ' ;r - ONLY ^-=33 Classified Adverlisemenls- t FOR SALE. S^turda;- A. J. Sineath mix Monday . bland ton was in Mrs. Wilson frorn Allendale is vU Ui::g fiends heie. . - 7. B. Johr-rr. of Gr?cti Fnn-.d-wa' in town Mondav., > ^ . of Omega, v. £ < / Mi^s Lula Griffin in town Satunl&y. J. W. \Ve?c at b in tom for a few da. - ' visiting uhigpters. H. W. Black, fr., nvas'atSullivan’t t»lar. a few nays last week. . Mils* l lmt r F'shburne has return ed from SuliiVa\\s Island. Sr.‘rw od <* Price, returned home ilondav from a vt-it lodtarnwell. B. P. Hooker has severed his con- ’ nection with the Southern Hail way * Co' and has accepted a position with the tliarlesion Lum'i > r Co. Misics Kate \Vc> *lward and Pauline Hichaniaon of Barnwell are —opr*ar and charmj'ig Tisitistthm v»spi ;.ble home of Ur. an 1 Mrs W. i It. Acktrman. At pli a 1 ion blanks fer e arnina- ‘ibns and instru'i/ioi s f< r P. F. I), carriers will be furrl hed by B. (a*vy, pi.stmavter. There an- sev- **rai vacancies on th ! * n » r e Ini here ! hj T. F. Leach of Beaufort is r a few days 1 ofore ; •! g t » tne mountains of North Cnndina for the -ummer. He expects to plant tru k again next year. Tne following trustee.; have la** n for ft’.OO.'ra^h, you ran get a \ t*\ T alking Machine /• . . ."-j with a good a.v?< rtment of Records. ,*■ V • * d The Improveil Lyra Phonograph .* e^tia! in lopdness of t^r e and clearness of reproduction to any v 1*> roacnjr.e manufactured In thd. count r>*. Kx-tra,Columbia standard r?cor ) ♦ alw ays in stock at ?d per dozen cr 40 cents each. St ,;>*V!.ea in town ur*d hear a FUfi SALE—Oue ti IIPenKiosen l toibr in pood condition. No^ in use Al«o 1 rice huller. 7 10 4t , - .IS Jordan. Hound, S C FVW r.VGii—T^ip e csfvr- t<vr roolinp- l«j?er at Brown Furuitore «.t Ifan!- ware Co F< »lt SALE—Full liue nVrne««. suddlts, collnra, iitsc*, etc, at Lruwu Furuiiaie nrul Hurdxare C ». Fuck Cigar* Terry & Shaffer. B.'*- B'jt'rr^">c a lb, abvajs on ice tt G W r4-,rer./~‘P uui-t's Prize-Medal Turnip Siyda at Hand dre«icd pine and cypress gles at J W Ca: sonN shin- CITATION For letters of Administration STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colicuon. _ _ It) John D Edwards, Esquire, Probate Judge. _ WHEREAS. H C Rvysor made suit to to eract him iciteis of admiou. ,, u , T A I zoo'* re<n* ai ano-oeiow cist mi lOi. SAL.. We ni^ ov<--r>.. < ned ahorr a bile C me while' they last turn- <9 W. D, Conner of St. George, wa- elected to serve the Hendersonville her * the latter part of the week. school dutrict: E. A. Marvin, (». H. Guess.,1. H. Hamlin, W. W.Siieights Isham Popson of Islandton was in and G. K. H. Moore. S. Finn’s ► Jewelry Store. town Monday a J. C. Hiott, Ls i. ‘ of wal in town ye 'enlay. 1 Tuesday. Branchville H W. Coh t few days n l|enry Brarchvi'k*. v.i ir and Mrs .V deionvin? were n T Orark ton otly in towi\. T. .r>nino< Fs<J., a-t ni nnings, in town s]>ent , (if 'ht. Mr and Mrs C. D. May left yester day morning for Harris Lithia s first count of indictment to pay ; Spring . They ovill rema.n there j fi ne G f five dollars qr serve ten day two weeks and will spend the bal nV» of the summer at Mt. Airy c ./ik stoves arcr- must r d.ice ^ur filrv W JJnir i* ihe time to m*' a ! •*?uiii y Soo'h ' n* a low price. Biown Fon/uureA- llan'.waieC^- .. FoR SALE—A II the 'fitest adoption of whoel bo >ks. \\> arc- now dep' 4tory fo. ih ■ county. A'so pens, |»en'-il«, Tntilefs, crayonp, erasets, etc. The I P.-rs- nod S asi iartL. FOR SALE—Y* tir dors inflcr. Flets torture H!i<t give them no res?. Bicai* he'* Vsr gr t.'rre is dau’h t i flea', atid wil care the ia%» cc. Jno il Klein DriJ "gisr, sole azeut. 7 2} 4 FOR SALE OR KENT—Uou-e fid I ti in toan of Wa tcrboro abvjt otn^-ha!' block fr< r.i Academy, ilou^e I.' fit st bicu cot.j L-ird; apply to F < H* i n-u or at IVckS an 1 S.aadari, Wa’tcib ro. S U. ‘ 7 24 2t FOR SA LF.-a few coj p s of ‘ Au*o- ■ lingiaphyof A'ab” 'y E Prio'ean Hi iKierfori a‘. fl each Order at otue Oulv a few left. The Pnos aim Standard. 7 2U 3i rt.'irr I,v* n I2i ? valre At7jC O 10 W (11 ver / . tra’l >n of the e»Tate and effect* «f * (j W Ra-.aor.iiecaasrd. 9 ... ! THESE are therefore to dte and tih m.'cLh a!! an.! s'nguUr tb * kibdreil a id credi rr* c;f the »ai«? G W Raysor dtce'.fci'i. that they bo and appear before mo. iu the co irt of probate. io be heh! a* >V l:erticr-», S C. on 24 b day AR goods z*ta( at and-below cist for of Ju'y, 1ft 7. telU after publication tbneof. at 11 < ; .k:Ji in the f. re noon, u - »Low cau»e. if nny they have, why the Remember Jhn barcaitv counter. A «nld admlntotrmilon should not be aUU kit ml lira W A ff^n*** 1 >pi i ai f »r 10 da vs at (> P-ccV' C'pirs Terry £ Shaffer. Red iced prices on ali Men'tt aud R;»y s sumnier *■ v\ liirnb'.es” at The H TV C hen Store— ‘The Store That Always M i.kf a Gcto 1.” Mra W A Black. it w l arguing Black. No question a* to the freshness of tur nip seeds at kitin'*. o ' . 5b0 '.os Schnapps tobacco $2 83 per cs! »V j >ti lot A C ToeLehe Pur rourMens and Bov* “ Weamh'es'' G1 S' E S' tt ideFtny hand this 9J» day '.of Ju’y; Anar Do.niai. 19j7. „ TfiMtvhFrt on the 10 h and l?ih days of July, ,11107, inTii»* Pre.»*aml Standard. JNO. D. EDWARDS, Probate Judge. fi( the II iv Store—' The atcre vqtA^tui^es good'’. that A al- imist’s'Improved Yet ow T,urup Sifid. aLiilelu’s. v B iy vonr plows for fall Gr-i -e & Warren. The H SV tiloheo Store, that always makes gcod.” Rutubiga CITATION Far letter of Administration b 1 ATE t »F S«>U IH CAROL1NA. e> ploy iug f the itore Tun ip seed for full planting just ar river! it Klein’s. at Wnherboro an ,j -f C. Several il. Carter < f Ben in town Monday. 4 B. Renton v id tel frieirTl^ and ives in Savannah last week. persons from here antici pate attending the educational gath ering at Lo Igc tomorrow. State Supt. O. B. Martin wil! Th* present and deliver the address'. Dr. Black, ^h. P. M. Murray i- rfa^lghter. Mr^. J<-hn D Savannah. l-a Sullie V iiiams filing her sister. fnry Hyme, ed in town ivdi. . one p D. Warren nt for Har. is for f vacatfi n. Sour,. M *y'an‘s of Wa 'ma- ki* £ Island j- fa-ndlng sometime 1 wttBMrs-H. A. Francia. , :4; Less it Mims ha- returned 4. - if after an < x ended visit in Sum t. : v d oUw: place*. - DunWoody of Vidatia. siting Mrs.-N. G. the county sui>erintendent, will also 1 l*e present. visiting her Wu have received a copy of The Warren, of Industrial lieview, a journal pub- ' ; 11ished monthly by the United States .t a n„.^. t^ i Life Insurance Co., of Charleston, vf, - vr Ui p This company has a branch here man- Mrs > . B. a ^ e( ^ j )V Tham&s & Walker and at Branchville by J. C. Hiott. /. Au^us.a, Ga., Jno. I). Murray of Walterbnro.son. ibinday to V11 - 0 fp M. Murray, auditor, was the ' successful competitoi - for the Clem- son ctjllege fccbolarsltli). His average teas ^7 1-2. The alternate is Mylnor N Beach of Waltcrboro. son of A. C. Bleach. The Winthrop examina- ti"!V( have not-l»een heard from. j on the chain gang, and the cause of i j the second count of indictment wa- sent up to the court of general ses sion* for trial. It seems that on Wednesday tyuil* lie Hudson had hired a horse fr m i A H Herndon to ride to th? picnic WANTED-A comjH-tent.c fck. ms’e or Irmale Gro,l fo^ il^ht jicr- mn Apply at Wa.teiborv liotel. 4f 10 , WANTED—To corrcppotid with parties owi.ing abovo s irilllcn f. <*t timber which they ifijfch to sell Only nwiiers ti**t;:| write. Buford Jatkson. A’.ty. at Law. a noettsviUe, S. C. Jctlo for making j-lly 8a p’y C >. j 11- c cream powder Walterboro S tpply Co. ' • * l! re a ided a few cooking stoves lo our htoc-k. Grace A Wnrtea: I L'nsnc cUaus a tfraw bat c’ght ila.ea 2,3 ceuta Oaly at the WaHttbr-io Dng i Co. Turnip seed for fall planliug jmt ar- rivi d a*. Kleins. left j eKter Ity Lithia Fuiings ? iIp Carr Ga As in tQ'.‘ Rev. ah l M^. T. L. Daniel left tlu:t . nur.iing lor WiUiauuton, w h-. h* (t *y w.;, >}k-nd a while^ * 1 r. W. B. Ackerman anti little oliit.'.Bfvjt-U. left Monday for Ricle- mond whole Dr. Ackerman will at tend the meeting of railway sur- g -on.?. From there they will visit the exj*>sition returning by the way of Atlanta. They exited to be away a week or ten days. v. at Sniders. E P Herndon and Hudson drove the horse in a wagon instead of riding itas Herndon claimed they had hired it for. During the day, A H Herndon heard they had driven his horse and immrdiately set out to meet them and get satisfaction. Ho met the wagon returning near Pine Grove Comtery and immediately began to curse awl abuse his brother They had a petty warm time for a while, and the result wa* the indict ment above; J. M. Walker, Esq. represented the defendant. * Argo Creamed Salmon, Scalloped Salmon, ^-Cutlets, or Croquettes are amengsthe most tempting of dishtv. ArK* at all grocers. Grated pineapple for ice cream at the \Val'.erb'-:rc Supply Co. WANTED at once, I!ilia. WANTS. , -25 or mo e bales cf cotton W teu ynor baby chafes gei a box of apply Walterboro 'Cotton An.mfv.a Rrl^hly Heat and Baby Powder 25c only at Walterboro Drufr Co. tolivion' County. at By John D. Edward* E?q., Probate I Judge. WHEREAS II I> Padgett Jr made full to me to crant him Letters of Adminla r- ation of the Estate and elfcccs v « f Daniel Dix iii arid Alice Dixon. TJIE-^EAHE, Therefore, to cite aud a imoai-hall and Macular the klndre l and—Crcditori of s-aid Damiei Dixon and Alice Lixon drcea-id. that they beard appear be fore me. iu ti.e Court of Prvbatw. to lie heM at Wallet boro, S C on Aag 7 next l'J07, fcf’.ir publication hereof, at ll o’clock in the forenoon, to * ow cause, If auy they have, why the said Administr ation shi-uld no; be granted. GIVEN under tuy band, this 23rd day of Jcly A.D. ]MW Puhiidntl ou tne 24th and 3l*t day* of .Inly Ibid *u '; he Prot* aed Standard. JOHN D EDWARDS. Probate Judge. WANTED—a lidy to teach a school near Green Pond' to commence in N vemher, apply to T t Johoeou, Gres n Pond, S C. BUSINESS LOCALS. . Prof Calhoun Resigns I* is with r-lret thut the people i f Wal efboro will Irarn that Prof. C. h # jCitihoan has tendered hii iefiig n ation a> Tnrnip'ced for full plantiug j Jit ar rived at Kleiu’s. Turnip seed for fall planting juat ar rived ut Klein’s. Annueus Prickly Heat and Baby Pow der is znaranteed to cure try it, only at Wultetboro Drug Go Low treys Is always fresh aud 5 ’ sweet GQo the pou.nl only at Walterboro Drug Co. All k.cids of turnip seed at W ulU rboro I io.coO feet uressed Mocriug and ceil- ^I’P'y Lo. ing at J W CarsotPa. C.leno and Harris Lithia Spricga Wa- tor at Khu’s ° A few summer ha-ts for i-ale at a bnr- , u- • gain—very cheap. Grocs A Warren. We have the largest. b“*sf. ns^orte ! j Mid elnape-q line ot sfvve* ad stove-; — " ware Id Colleteu county. A WichmauT C: Si U ' Yard Wide Bleach FINEST FRUIT OF THE LOOM Per Yurtl 10 cts 8'untiring do'ng at A Wichman Son’s in buggies, wigons. ImnffS stoves, otc toe them white the stock is complete. The above Unbeing run aa a leader here, but if vqu eend ua your ordeia quick, we can secure tome for jcp. * ' - ASSOCIATED BUYERS CO. P. O. Box No. 577 Charleston. S. t\ Notices. . Argo U<*d Salmon is an ideal food, ptlocipal.of the graded *choo! here ty Thompsou’a Dietetics, one of the' become effretive at oucc. standard works on foods, gives' The first kaowletige of such iiuentiou ii. D. Pa-lgy t, Jr., one of Ruflin s Tieammell s tables tollo’Ast i he cam n a day or two ago in a letter from ^ ^ I * _!_!? _ • M A rf-L J* Y ll M «• 4 -1 vV • 1 ! town Naii"allj> oindles Hm 1 r ;t fr shi v- eryAreek. 1Du. ihc bvx at Liiiu’s. A Wichiuan &, .*ou uu* i fii iiug b g- gk** and wagon. at. rtsiticwl ^ ii N Schedule of Meetings. Shiloh Baptist Church, July 14-20; l ine Grove Church. July 21-27; Smoaks Church, July 28-Aug. 4; Doctor^ Creek Church, Aug. 4-11. | G. M. Sexton, Pastor. assortment of Souveair I ostids at K .'tin’s. A Ifycuetela bnggv ir w. go» .r.nd '‘Hng youag bud ness men, was in , percant of muscle building material | p rof . cVh>an to the lecietwy of the ASob*® 01 ** ** * " «*"’A U m cent. Sahnon^O per cenL^As a brain I ® 0,ni ' ' i,RliUK ‘. hat fe,t his l! “| y , to i K’gbt aud Wal h m .vMol es ” ’ ’ and ohil- f^d. beef 2 per cent, eggs lwtit<e) 21 bU pRrenfs ,e<1U,re<, tblt l,e ihonl 1 f . rora 50 at s - 11 -‘•very Mrs. H. W. Black, Jr. dt f'n returneii M< i day from a stay of some Java at Sullivans Island. 1-b per cent, (yolk) 2 per cent, Sal mon 6 and 7 per cent. Mist May IvJcTeer, of Jasper. Fla. brot i brVthfr. Sherwood, arc visiting w,l “ •* T**w« *" J relatives in tov.n. ' / | Not only on account of the last Mr and Mrs A D. Witherspoon of' cowa^ily jKt of our boys (not alii Sumter are visiting Mr and Mrs. J. itmt the ones who run and rule the F. Addison at Maple Cane. t >wn. I ask. “Where is our town au- Mix Jennie Peterson of GillUon- tho, ; it > r seeptre vilteis in town visiting her friend, i th(Me lawless boys without being up (caching andtemain wi'h tht-ui, sed : i>t rc - that he had accep cd a poation iu Green- Spectnolcs prop-rlv fi '<d t vroad void filled, aud •oli I i ica * f a 1, i. not kaownyet who will .ac«,d : O’ 1 ***- - ’ to the priu ipalshlp of th* school. I!< 1 (1 C-=. it I» J r W The grocers are buying Argo Red Salmon because it takes no argu ment to sell it and the customers come back for more. vyy na elTy 8 to •■Recruit” Tobacco 3j p-v k i <* 'Jetry & bhxffer. Book Cigar j Ter y A ■*1 a T ■ . 81iia Difeflscs t?urcd. To»m <k i-‘itig, burning, itc'dng erzana a'wajs tliea ivheo 8eo»iiiK* is a> idled.. Tefer ne (’urtd Daudrcff Fragrant, Curative, -CK>thi'>g. lucom pitably the b ft remedy tor all forms of hoi.-i ci*< as-s ‘iOc per box J T Sbuptiiue Vfr Favnn* ah, O a Us-j TeLf-r'.ue tiu soap 25c the coke, at Jno M Kl. irs AiJk cashier ought to makegood judge in a beaniy content—lie knows much about ligures aud lane val- ^ <» i, <. j U(A . » ESTATE D.VYID SMALLS, ’SR AH’ jdffrions having dmurds against this otf.te will pieseut 'he i-aiite duly, itini zed aud attested, and a l tho e iuSel ied then to wUl n;ake pnyrr.eut t > Mts*r- Miller it Whaley. Attorney* at Law, 55 brosd street, t Iiarlr-stoo, S O. David 8m>d!s, Jr. 7 10 4*. QnahUrd Aducetratof. N» >TICE TO CREDITOR?-—A11 persons i’l.tebted to Eeate of K 8 V\ ill I sins d ceifitdaie rtqiii^eJ to present their claim* du’y srested. s d those ir- dtbu-d to Niul estate uiake psymeut to n.e witbiu ?J) days „ 7 10 4t ’ H H Wil iam*, Admimstratcr HELP IS OFFERED TO WORTHY YOUNG PEOPUt W* eamecUy request all youtur peraont. bo matt ar how limited their moans or education, who wiah to (l>Uin a thorough Ituiness trainir-.s and good poai- tion. to write by first mail for our rreat half-rate after. Succeee. indeTkeadencefftod probebU fortune are guaranU-ad. Don’t delay. Write today. The Ca..Ala. Business ColleSr. Hmmu Cn. Miss Helen vonLehe. punished, pr gives protection to our families who are being disturbed at j Launie Varnadoe of Jacksonville, . , , , , ^ , Fla., Is at home visiting his mother, ; ni ght by lawless characters, at Hendei sonville. The right thinking and law-abid- Col. ar.d Mrs. Jos. C. Padgett arv’ i M‘ j:itU< ;" a <>f our town should, aul spending a few weeks on Sullivan’s call an indignation meeting Wand. They left Monday. and take acton for our rights. Arthur' F. Butler, the hmtlint 1 J *> . thc , J 1 "* 1 eDrk of the C. W. Butler store at Wardens to resign from their offices Jackson 1 oro. was in town Sunday, j at once. 2 To elect a hew Intendant and new Wardens. / 3 To elect aTreasurer for the town ! A. S. Morrnl! and family Ihft Thursday morning for Fairvicw, N. G. where t'tey will spend a month. Mrs. G. W. Glover spent a few days of last week very pleasantly j c, ‘- with her people hvUottageville. j Me*rs A. B.> Stuckey and W. C. Brant were the guests of W. W. Smoak, Jr., Thursday night. To Erect a Monument. To the churches of tha Colleton Baptist Association: Dear Brethren, At the suggestion of several brethren it has breu thou gift fitting indeed to aid in the erection of a monument to th? memory of our beloved brother, Rev Jasper T Hiers. For a long time he was the honored Moderator of our Association, aud served well aud with fidelity its every interest. v New the matter is in this shape: an outsider, not a member of coun-: Let every church in the Association take a'collection for this purpose and 4 To elect a new Attorney for the (oi ward to the undersigned at Wsl- ! town. i terbpre, who will receipt for the same. 5 Be wise .who to elect. Do not let, Brethren, give this matter your atten 1 whiskey and money influence you. | ti 0 n, wd let os as early ai possible e- rect this monument as a tribute of *» v lore and esteem. Two l 4 ‘<3 COMFORT' Chain an ONE hammock N' Jn less space Mr*. B. G. Hyme ami family ^ Elect no crank, or p-a tier, on cow. turned home la-t week after a very 1 a™ or ‘“F man * i pleasant stay at Sullivan s Island. ; 6 Elect a man, an honorable man; id Mm OrC. Briwn returned • m “ »( mtelUeenee. a wUo man . to Asheville. N. I * man who looks after the welfare of, the people. A Taxpayer. Mr apd Mrs G ^ Friday tfrom a visit t C, and other points. 4 F 0 8 Cortis, Chairman of (ommittee. Place the “COMFORT” Chairs in any little corner o i your veranda just as any other chair, and yet you can recline at full length as in a him mock. Two or three persons can thus enjoy the cool refreshing comfort and relaxation of the Comfort Chairs, as three Comfort Chairs can be monopolized by one person in the hammock. Swing or not, as you please. Try one. i . ' A CITY STORE IN THE COUNTRY W. Oodfrcy Hyrno left Monday for Osaabaw Island where he will spend a while vi’si i ing friends. 1 Miss Bertie Glover left last week for Kingstree for a few weeks visit. From there she will go to Mt. Pleasant Quits a number of our friends were here Friday in atten lance up on tire meeting of the cotton as* dstion. The Argo Ren Salmon of Alaska has'the deepest red color, and the finest flavor of any Salmon packed. It is packed entirely by machine, and not touched by hand. One trial makes customer. JnV B. Smith, Sr,” and Stridelapd, two of Smoak* P. Bound Ovor to Court. An interesting trial was held here Friday before Magistrate Bryan. E< P Herndon issued a warrant against his brother, A H Herndon, 1 i<x ai,w » ,t ““d battery and cursing in town Monday on ^ ^ ^ w and for as sault With pistol and carrying unlaw- ful pistol. The trial lasted nearly all day* whsn A H Hemdon was found guilty and 0: A. Saak visited W. AdknMi Wedncsiay .1 Argo Red Salmon at Try it. all grocers. STOP look see the crowd of money- savers, going to the Sunshine Store, join them now, for now is the accepted time. Only 3 more days and the record breaking sale will close. Gome one coma all. We have saved others money; and will save you dollars & s: >• THE SUNSHINE STORE G. W. GLOVER, Prop. Opp. Jim. M. Kkin's Drug Starts Which? Th* Comfort zs&Eb N v As t£o air? V Brown Furniture & Hardware Company. ► * :-7 a \ ■ r , • w T* \ / r>* u