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, 1 ■' n* I iVt' r > svi,; R. D. Carter of Ruffin, was in town Friday. W. W. Cone of Lodge spent Sun day in town. P. W. Risher of Smoaks was in town yesterday. J. W. Wescoat spent Sunday in town visiting relatives. H. S. Crosby of Green Pond was in town yesterday. J. C. Padgett of Williams was in town last week on business. W. J. Sandifer of Grover had business here yesterday. P. J. Wilson, Magistrate at Smoaks, was in town Mondgy. E. W. Smith, and-^h, Augustus of Ruffin, were in town Monday. Raymond Ehrhardt of Lodge had business here Monday. - Mrs W. B. Yarn is spending a few days in town with relatives. C. W. Breland of the Prs. Creek neighborhood piad us a pleasant call Monday. Dr M. B. Johnston and I. S. Hutto of St. George visited friends here Sunday. W\ L. Utscy, President of the Maple Cane Alliance, was in town Monday. R. D. Rol>ertson of White Hall, was registered at the Walterboro Hotel Monday. • Dr. Julian Carwile the genial repierentaive of the Geer Drug Co. was in town Monday. , G A. Blocker, one of Henderson ville’s prosperous citizens, had busi ness here Monday t j Mrs Saxby Chaplin, and son. Per- rineau, left Monday for Charleston for a few days. S. E. Bouev, traveling representa tive of the News and Courier spent Sunday in town. D. E. Smoak and son, J. D. of Smoaks, were in towaThursday and ° Friday of last w'eek on business. P. M. Yam. andB. L. Yarn passed through the city enroute Charleston where they will spend a short while. Mrs W. O. Benton returned to her home in Savannah after a short visit to Mr Benton’s old home near here. W. W. Smoak, Sr. of Smoaks spent a few <la>s last week with bi son, W W. Smoak Jn He returned to his home Monday. Capt. E. L. Fishburne left Mon- teaching in Greenville Female Col- pe, came home yeterday to attend e wedding of her brother, Bay nard Ackerman. The next meeting of the Colleton Medical Society will be held in wal terboro Jan. 28, 11 o’clock a. in. Interesting papers will be read by Drs. Carter and Qrigaby. The society .will be entertaied at the hotel. a o o Baynard Ackerman and Miss Bes sie Compton of Round are to be married this afternoon at 3, o’dodc. Miss Compton it teaching at Round. Her home is at High Point, N. C. Mr Ackerman is the youngest son of Rev. S. . Ackerman. They are to have quite a big wedding. • /■ ' J. M. Tucker cashier of the Back of Brancbville and W. L. Stokes a prominent Saw Mill man of Branch- ville passed through town Thursday on their way to Neyles. From there they were going to the low W ANTED—About ICO bushels of cow |»»s Will pay 9133 psr Lcsbtl cash, celivaiad at my stoie at Caonady’s Bridge. A. C. Bsonett, Grover. 1-15 4t W ANTED—A rhsre cropper to take e t aige of my crep, Mrs H M Padgett, Kay»or, 3 C. WANTED— Every housekeeper in Colleton to fry s Princess Steel Range. Different from all other*— the kiml thi.f makes cooking a pleasnra,. Brown Furniture and Hardware CO., -“BEST” Incandescent Vapor Gas Light Titehuft***tmt*it HgMMakes and burrs us own ns. It la portable, naag it aay* where. Requires no pipes, wires or gas ma- cHiac. A safe, pare white, powerful, steady tight. Apfrond by Fin humtntt Umimmilmu 100 Candle Power 15 Hours for Two Cents. country for a few days hunt, retom ing to Branch leston. tmlle by way of Char- It will be noted with pleasure that the once, Walterboro Concert Club, nas been re-organized and is in full ! force to furnish music as heretofore. ; The Club has succeeded in getting ; the services of Mr. Diederich again ! for their teacher. And it goes with out saying that the band will con tinue successfully HOW 1 CURED SWEENY AND FISTULA “I want to tell yon how I saved one our horse* tha’had a liatula. We had the horse doctor oot aud he said it waa so bad tbal he did oot think be could core It, and di«l not come agatn. Then we tried Moan’s Liniment and it cured it up nicely. • Oue day last spring I waa plowing for n neighbor who had a liorte with sweeny, and I told him about Moan's Liniment and he had «ue to get a bottle for him. and it cured hla horse all right, and he goes olf now like a colt. We had a horse that had sweeny awfully bad and we thonght it waa never going to be any good, but we used Moan a Liniment and It cored it up ; nicely. 1 told anothei neighbor about it an he said it waa the best Liniment he ever used. “We are using Sloan's Sure Colic Cure and we think it is all right." A. D Bruce, Aurelia, la. OTHERS BAS YOUR—cotton seed run out? Are neat ijr all bUck seed? Do you want terd that will add 10 to 2u to your ti<Id another y<ai? Then write’ for cii< oiars of Phillips Improved seed. J. L. Phillips. Orangeburg, 6. C., 1 8-SM, NOTICE—Any one caught cutting ■wo<-d or treaspassing^ny lands will he dealt with accordreg :h law. Mrs" L F Heradon. ) 1 l 4t ! CABBAGE PLANTS—grown In op«n sir will stand severe cold, mske larce early beads. Prices f 1 50 per M np to to 9 M 91 23, lo M and over 91 00 O. b. kieggets. 8. C. Special express r i-s. Address. Soubeyronx and Sr ;sk Charleston, S. C. 12-11-to 2- 12-. FOvND—We found that there wsrioineiu walieiboro se'.AngHant- iug c >atH. Vests’ Belts, Leggint. cart- ring, s tic. end we have put in a big stock of them. Brown Furniture & Ildw Co, No wicks to trln, no smoke or smelt. MO chimneys to clean. Supe-ior to electricity or .’cetylene and cheaper than keroaene. •aviag effected hr iu use qokhiy pays for It Great variety of Fixtures for in<loor and outdoor use. This is the Pioneer Incandescent Vapor Cat lamp- It is perfect. Beware oi imitaUea*. .f — S. FINN’S Jewelry Store Agents for Walterboro and Vicinity. BUSINESS LOCALS To iLc E-ad log Public—Do you know theru i-it twok store iu Walterboro, a here oau be had all of books? lit tig) ,us standard .wuraa of uc ion atd clasiiica. Wallen* no Look & Noiiou wo. at li. F. Uuliora’e old stand. 1 ^2 2t 64 30 Li^i-r Pills pit the human housj in good Older at Klein’s, All our Inrge stock of clothing is be- 1 log to d at coit. A. Wichmau A Son. . ( lla\e opeuend a blacksmith shop at Green Puud and are iwepared to do your b acksruiib and wheelwright work. J. K Giavea & Co. •iL apt. day for Columbia where be goes to make hit first argument before the Supreme Court. - Misses Annie Bellinffer and Annie Savage spent from Saturday to Mon day at D. S. Chaplins hospitable home below Green Pond. Miss Emily Bellinger ’returned Saturday from a delightful visist of three weeks to her friends, Miss Bessie Damon at Tallehasse. Fla. H. w. Black, Jr. and F. L. Kinsey returned Sunday from a trip to St. Louis, Mo., where they went to pur chase a carload of horses and mules for their company. Mrs J. K. Graves and daughter, Mrs H. S. Crosby will leave to mor row for Branchville to visit Mr and Mrs C. A. Craves. Hon. J. S. Griffin speat Sunday at home with his family. He reports as being C. F. Smoak G. W. Miley Car Load of Fine Horses and Mules We have just received from the west a car load of fine horses and mule$. We can supply vou with a fine farm mule, good horse, first class We have as fine selection of horses and mules as can be purchased at any market 0 in the State. Call at our stables when in town and be convinced We can sell them as cheap as any horse dealer in the State. the Colleton delegation Well occupied, and hopeful. Jame had his es Saunders of Stokes, who le^ broken here some weeks is in sao, was in town Monday, hopping anwnd on his crutches. Miases Susie and Alice Hiott have returned home from Charleston after spending a few days very pleasantly with their sister Mrs B. 0 Beach. , . Jas. E. Peurifoy, Esq, is in Co lumbia, where he went in the interest of his father's candidacy for Director of the Penitentiary. The election will be held to-day. Rev. and MrsF. A. Drennan were called to Greenwood Monday by a telegram announcing the death of a yoongSF brother of tne former—a young man only twent-nine ytars of age. uggies icn we - WE ALSO A have on hand a line of bu wagons and harness, whi< guarantee to as good and curable as any buggies, wag- 6ns and harness sold anywhere in the south, and at pnees to suit the times. Sraoak-Miley Company o Branchville, - - S. C. A Reply la rtply to year •ditorisl oa "Hogs to the Cemetery” the trustees desire to say, that so sooa as the? heard of it, thiy oaaaad the fence to be thoroughly examined, aad waa found to good order tea was thee employed, A watch: reported that they got la through private Rate slowed b; iear of the cemetery temporarily nailed and by Mra Reach at the y, which has been temporarily nailed ap me was the original owner of the mad. The watch man also reports, that many parties visiting the cemetery forget to cloee the gate when they go in, and in this way the boga also get to. It Is hoped that rties will hereafter be more careful tbit respect. Trustees. y Classified idrertiseuea-s rt-O * SALB—800-buM. Mo.-y M.- ker cotton ated at 50 cents bar bnstftl < A large and Increasing stock ot paints and oils at Klein,*. - , X'iw is ibe time to h suit of win ter domes cheap—they are going at cost at A. ft ichtuau A Son. Timber opt ions for sale at The Press and buuuiard. — Furniture polish, stove polish and shoe dressing* at Klein’*. A. Wichman A Son are selling all of their * inter suits at cost. Get oue now. See enr new stock horses and mnles that alii strive this wees, we want to sell yon. W L. 8. & V. Co., H W Blaca, Jr., Mgr. Justreceivid a nice line of pen and pencil tablet*, at The Pteaa and Standard. Hi i tit id's nalti tu of Mynb for lame sue autbiuistd boises at Klein’s. Ano tkemipply of GUlete safety ra- z us at Klein’a. Wa have jnst returned from St. Louis where we bought a car of horses hul mules, they will arrive this week, see ahem before yoo boy W. L. 8. & V. CO, ii W Black, Jr., Mgr. Enthymol Tooth Paste beaut lilies and pr eaenaa the teeth. 25 cents at Klein’a White Pine and Tar, Mentholated foi colds. 25 centa at Klein’s- T! r Beat Tosic will nreke new rich bl ecr Excellent for mothers. 25 cents at KkiJ s. All th« •chooi books of the atate'a adoption tor sale, at The Preaa and Standard, Gibe on,s Heart Tcnic strengthens t be heart, regul'tee the liver, stomach n nd kidneys at Klein’s I sy | i 11 Yi iTaa i ? ’’ill P FOR j ALL ^ CREATION rr economical C dean-fouse remedy for a// aches ^ and pains in man andheasi Judge and Jule Breland spent a few days in the low-country las t week bunting. They had great luck, bringing home much evidence of their success. H. B. Yarn of Savannah was here yesterday on a brief business trip. Epitaph! Here lies at least 1000 feet The council's folly: Buried deep down beneath the sod The license money; They had a well but wanted more And now ob! sad to tell: In striying for no over flow They aurely have played H—11: Pimples Blackheads, acne, tetter, ec zema and skin and scalp dis eases are readily removed and permanently cured by fre quent baths with warm water and Tetterine Soap followed by the application of Tetterine the fragrant, toothing, heal ing ointment. Insures a healthy skin and acalp and a clear complexion and luxuri ant growth of hair. Soap 26c, ointment 60c, at druggist's or by mail ftom Shuptrine Company SAVANNAH. GA. For sale by Jno. M. Klein. Had Tried Polities. Great Statesman (to married daugh ter)—My dear your husband will never amount to anything If you don't spur him mi. Why don’t you persuade him to go into politics? Daughter— But, pa, he has tried, and he can’t stand It The whisky makes him stek.—N. T. Weekly. inchburg Plows asts ongest | Start the New Year Right Buy your hardwai e where your dollar goes furtherest Our Hardware Business Has increased 50 per cent ever/ month since vre started it which is CONVINCING PROOF that your Dollars are worth more to ns than to our competitors. „ Give us a trial. That’s all we ask. BROWN FURNITURE & HARDWARE COMPANY Us handsome residence and has mov ed his family there. The house •ccupied by Mr Beaqh on Railroad Avenue is now occupied by Mrs Bianca Padgett. The Merry-Go-Round and other •hems, that have been at Klein’s PM for aomtime are popular afternoon and evening. Mr dean shows. The rary attractive to ' n*st <se*d onr country has ever known Apnlv to b G- Willis, 1 15 2t Cottlgevtlls, 8. O, % FOK SALE or TO RINT-Storu and lot .with barn.aod outbuilding* tocto' ding rwktoBcs'to center of town o- CotiagevUls- Artesian well within 90 feet. jT. A Adnms, Oottegeviile. 15 9 FOR BALE—Oubbage rost proof. 96 WHaell of Colombia pleats, open its per , id f o b Jaehaoaboro, 8 C,'C W Butter. 18 81 FOB who Wont have we wa For old people who suffer from rheumaHsm..sHff joints,qoul.lumboi neuralgia,scialica and paralysis ‘ Sloeavs Lirviirveivt V <J»ves quick relief. It penetrates I \ *v r o u 9fi tne nerves and tissues, relieves the inflammation and congestion;quickens^ L the blood and gives a pleasant tingling sensation ofcomfort and warmth. Heeds /£avery tittle rubbing. At oil dealers PRICE 25*50* & SUM) Dr.Eort AStoon. Boston Hose. * < ’ V‘'’ 4 V .