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Ucal and Personal
Candidates’ Cards.
d.W, Fsltaai. of Lodge, had buoi-
■Mrida town Monday.
g. A.. Mania, a rrogTsssirs f&rsiir of
Bmdfc-i, was bore Friday.
B. H. Flackea, of Ohsrlooton, was in
towar Monday.
T. L Lott, of Orcver, oallod to see ns
wbMoia town Friday.
■ of ' ' ip
F. M. Hill, of Rooad, called to tee os
BaMMay.
V. O. Stnoak, of RoMo, was in Wal-
terbdro Monday.
P F. Cone sad wife of Ritter, spent
ftnn4ay in town.
«
J. B. Herndon, of Oetsinger, was a
visitor to Wslterbcro Onnday.
O B. Herodon, of Oetsinger, visited
friodfea In town Hunday.
B. H. Ulmer, of Betbal neighborhood,
waa Ml town yesterday.
J.V Garris, of Williams, was here
BatadBay te meot his son, Cadet Germ.
U. A. Be inert, of Red Bonk, was to to
ate on yesterday
Mrs John I). Warren, Jr., of Sevan*
•ah, ie visiting bar parent# here.
Earle Senders of Charleston, was in
tbwh woodsy uigtit.
T, H. Caldwell, of Lodge, had bnsi*
oeaalntowa Sunday.
O. L. Smith ennoonet bis candidacy
this weak for sheriff.
Miss Gnaeie Heyward, of White
HeU,^ visiting liise Savage in town.
G. W. Sweat and sun, Howell, of
HenAdNonvilla, were here last night.
miss Emily Legate sod Florrie Barn
well of Adams Hue, are in town for a
ahoit time.
Walton Warren and eife, of Sevan*
epost Hatnrda' and Sonday In
town With their parents.
G A. aod H. M. Benton of Getain*
gar, were in attcndanee at the proiubi-
bithoe meeiinK Monday.
Mira Ida Msy Fiahburne, J. D. Rlaher
eed Heary Stoaes, of Ronnd, wata in
•own Honda).
Ben Davis, of Charleston -.spent
Thursday ia town. He la a brother of
oortowasmaa U. W. Davie.
A. A. Herndon, one of Rnffln'a
young besioeM men, was In town
Thniodsy oa business.
Magfatreta P. J. Wilson was in town
TbnrsQey eight. Hie ffiends are glad
to mo him out after his recent illness.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
At the solicitation of friends la many
sections of the coonty. I have decided o
announce myself a candidate for the
tower branch of th# Sut® Legislature
If elected, It shall be my ala to stive
the interests of the great county of Col
leton to the dvst of my ability. If n o
believe this I shall appreciate y- ur
suffrage. Respectfully.
W. W. Btnoak. Jr
FOR SHERIFF.
Not at the solicitation ot any one; no
because anybody especially wants me
to; but because I want the job, I r»-»
ptctfully announce to the Democratic!
voters of Colleton Ooontv. that I am *
candidate tor the high office of sheriff
In the approaching primaries. If elect* \
ed, I frUl do my whole duty, pledging
nsveelf to abide the result of the vaid
primaries amj support the nominee*
thereof. — D. L. Smith
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for sheriff of Colleton county and pledge
myself to abide the recall of the Demo- !
cretlc primary. W.R. Fox.
I hereby announce myself a candida’e
for the office of sharlft of Colleton
connty and pledge myself to abide tbr
result of the Democratic primary, and if
elected will do my doty.
J Brook Fender.
I beret y announce my candidacy for
the office of sheriff of Colleton county,
and pledge myself to abide the result of
the Democratic primary, and to support
the nominees thereof.
_ J Maany Carter.
1 hereby annonnoe myself a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Colleton oonn-
tv. and pledge myself to abide the result
of the Democratic Primary.
J. W. Hill.
Cottagevilla. ‘
I hereby announoa myself a candidate
for fe*e!ectioa an sheriff • of i»Ueton
county, end pledge m) self to abide the
roles of the Detnocrttic party
L O Oweei.
FOR SUPERVISOR.
Fellow oitiaens of Colleton: It af
fords me much pleasure to be permit
ted to offer to von again my services as
connty supervisor, pledging myself it
elected, to serve you to the beet of my
ability, in ibis your most important
ofQoe. and to abide the reenlte of the
Democratic primaries, and support the
nominees made thereat. „
As ever yonr supervisor,
J 1 Moore.
I hereby annonnoe myself a candidate
for the office of County Supervisor of
Colleton county, and pledge nrjteelf to
abide the result of the Democratic pri
mary.
■aspect fwlly,
J. O. Jaquas. Sr.
I hen-by announce myself a candi
date for tie ''Ace of dororwr. and
p'«-rig* mveelf to abide the result of the
Democra ic primary.
P W Warren.
Believing that I am in a position to
■iv* tatter servloe now <ban former!;, I
horebv announce myself a candidate for
' te r iectioo to the office <>f coroner, and
p'edire mv*elf to abide the reunlt.of tbe
Democratic primary. J M Benton.
Boffin, 8. C.
~FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby aneonro* mvtelf a candi-
.U»# for county oommiMioner, snbjec'
to the rnlea of tbe Democratic primary
Ruffin. J E. Her
MUMNESA LOCAL*.
I hereby announce myself a
oandi-
B. M. Lyon, who la work
f units'
orking at
Toui^b laTaud, is ia t wn on n visit to
Me tide.
Mr and Mrs Jaliua Kiaber, of Edlsto,
were inltown Taeaday to sea their son,
Osdet His her.
W. Bi Bead sea, one of onr townsmen,
who M domg tuamess at Jacksonboro,
waa in la sea ns Friday.
Joseph Langdale. one of onr warm
irteiKhi of-Weeks, waa la te see us Satur
day.
Pamwl Irel, a prorpsroas farmer of
Gffaloger, dropped in see at while ia
lowif Saturday.
Ptof A. C. Hiera, of Bmoaks. and one
of Couason s popular el ieenl, called te
set ns while in lawn Monday.
R. Foi, of Adams Rnn, who Is a
candidate fur skeriff, was in to see mv
Monday. S.e Ms card elsewhere in this
Labe.
C. J. Breland, a hustling basinese
men,rapreseutfhg tbe Bu'.ders Lumber
iVimpaov, paid us a pieibaut visit batur-
day.
Air* Nell Orr Burriss, one of Green-
vUieVqjost i haruiitiK ladies, ia in town
oc a viit to MImi Lusiie MoTwer.
We have a tine bunch of alfalfa
grown by C J Bench on his farm near
towif, Ihia-hi another | rudnet we can
add to Colleton-
Cadets Padgett, Garris and Campbell
were glyee leave ef absence from Satur
day uiml Moudny, which they spent in
n vitM-w> their homes at WilUsms
The public are oerdtally Invited to at-
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Ojd
date for the offioeof oonntg supervisor,
and pledge myself to abide the rasnlt of
the Dnmocrntic primary.
J OOriiln.
Ruffin.
I hdfebv announce myself a oandhiaht
for thn (Mot of opunty sapsrviaor and
f opunty
pledge myself to abide
TP Johnson
tend AbaskeMr
^o *38, A. F * Kt on Jwne 14. No
icalc st Ulmer's Lode
collet Won will be taken.
Tbe annual memorial exercises of
Zio* Baptist • tmi oh will be held at that
eftordh on the first Saturday In May.
Tim program wHl be aunoonced later.
, Mias Estelle Sent a k, editor and pre-
pt*Mor of the Braachville Journal, spent
Bat nr'ey, Bnodsy and Monday in town,
the gnaat of her brother, W. W. Bmoak,
dr.
xserK;
is hon-
_ [cations
boos-keep
FOR COUMTY.AtHMTOR.
I hereby nononace my ewdN^cy for
the office of nndlipr for Ceilatoo aoun-
ty. subject In the rules el ike demo-
eratio primartM. R W OnBoia..
At the soOdteMon o|fd
oat tbe connty, I nhrifi
County A uditor-. Mf
set, efficie
are thorough I r
ing backed by fifteen years experienee
I pledge myself to sbtde tbe rasnlt of
the Democratic primary and to support
the nominees thereof.
■. M. Jones.
To tbs Democratic voters of Colleton
county: I am a candidate for the ef-
Ice of* oonnty tndltor, sabjeet *o the
rules and regulatlone of the Democra'lg
party. P M Baoknar.
1 hereby announce my eeadidacy for
tbe office of aodlter of Colleton county.
If electsd, I promise to pat fartk my
best efforts to do my whole duty. Sub-
jest to the rules of the Demccrtiic
party. Sam B Seuadei a. ’
1 hersby announce my eandidacy for
thd office ol auditor far Oollaton oonnty,
subject to the inlas of tbe Democratic
primaries J W Carson.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for tbe office of county auditor and
pledge myself to abide tbe reealt of the
Democratic primary and support the
nominees of the party.
A A Pattarsoa, Jr
Neyles.
J E. Harper.
FOR 1NTENDANT.
I herebv announce mvsetf a randi
liar* for In'*ndeut of tbe town of Wai
te: boro, subject to the rulea of the ap
preaching town election
8. M. Crosby.
I lespeotfully annonnoe my osndida-
oy for the office of lotendaot for tbe
town of Waiterboroin the apprueohin*.
t-lecnon, subject to‘the rules of said
ieotion. W B Ackerman, M. D.
To tbe voters of Wslter*»oro: ’’I nere-
hv ani’ounoe my candidacy for the
eftb-e t lotendant in tbe approsohing
ti-«u election. Respectfully,
E. L. Fiskbnrne.
FOR WARDEN.
I hereby arnonnee nsrself a candidate
for waiden of the town of Walterboro,
»ul ject to tb* rules of tbe approaching
tr wu election. F 8 Dixon.
SHUFTRIN’S
SELECT
SEEDS
Velvet Beans,
Chufas,
Orange Cane,
Amber Cane,
Pearl Millet,
German Millet,
Red Bliss Potatoes,
Eauly Rose Potatoes.
Improved Peterkin Cotton seed
Select Garden and Field Seeds
of all kinds. Prices on appli-
catin.
Shuptrine Comp’y Seedsmen
Savannah, Ga.
Jno. F. Folk,
BAMBERG, S. C
- AGENT FOR -
The Ford Automobile,
The Car Thtt Goet.
ATTENTION VETERANS!
AI tend a meeting of Camp
Ilevwitrd, at office of Adjutant mi
-Saturday next April 11 IWfcJat 11
A M for annual reorgaMigation.
(J <4 Hendetaon J D Edward*
Adjutant Commander
D. A. Crosby, of Getsinfer, and
Miss Lizzie Connelly, of Islandton
were happily married last Sunday
afternoon at the Methodist parson
age in Walterboro, by Rev. J. L.
Daniel.
Classified idteriiseoen s
IUm Gertrud* Yarn, daughter af B.
•a ram, af the Qatriugar neighbor
hood, has arriwtd it town to attend Him
Mntow’e aehom. Bhe is sta) log at Hon
J. 8. (irifiin’a
Prof 0. B- Brabham, the
teachag as Wilium*, was in town
day nightie attandanoa at tbe dance.
Ptfii, Brabham is one ef the *0? Citadel
girndn^Caf, and waa oordially welaomed
fegr fcianMet frianda.
Dr J. D. Dawson, of Charleston, will
Held* ns the oaorthonse hers Friday
1:10 o’nlook on the Cause ana
of Tubetaalosls. Ivary one
promptly at the ap-
r , ip '- ■
TtroMn m
mmm.pl Cadets A. >. itoGhae, adjn-
mjor, and T. L. Link qnarttmMstar
•sbmml wade omitted. Them an
FOR TREASURER.
I hereby annonnoe my oaadldacv for
iV-slection as Treasorer of Colleton
ooonty, sod pledge myself ta abide the
resmt of the Democratic primary. If
blected I shall endeavor to do my whole
duty, as I have In the peat. y
R. B. Jones.
FOR CLERK OF COURT.
I hereby anno a no* myself a candidate
for dark of coart, pledging myself to
abide the rasnlt of the democratic
primary. P. m. Murray.
1 hereby annonnea my oahdidsor for
re-election as Clart of Ooort of Collttno
oonnty, and pledge myself to abide the
result of the Democratic primary.
H. D. Padgett.
I taka this met hod ef annenndng my
candidaey tor dark of ooort for Colle
ton connty. and pledge myoalt te abide
the result of the Democratic primary.
1. R. MeTeer.
FOR COUNTY SUPT. MDURATION.
I taka this means of onoeonring mv
candidacy tor re-election as Connty 8n-
parinte dost ef ■ducation for Colleton
oonnty. anbjsot to tho rnlea of the Dam-
oeratk party.
< H. W. Black, 8r.
FOR SALE.
FUR SALE—A tine mule far mle or
t’Md* for kotse. J V\ . Car-oo.
a 2J if
Ft »K 8i LK—.j h. p iDteraatiora. G oso*
I in* prae'lenlty new, «t the
l--w fan re $tS5 00 C c u t* seer, in
<*i»rn'iv»n nt any i'uis
1* -U tlwirv Planer, Ehrh»r*t f . S C
i ■ ,pn. p i . i ■ ■ . , -
' Gl til RS
'.V A NTED—Tn buy a first r.ltje fsrta
in go'-d healiHv |(>eslity. PWrc nady
»ettlid pretw retl and mu-t .-♦* tiear
tnilu-hd auJ p*-i*t< ttice Address \\
t» Beuueit, at.orutr, Lodge, S C.
4 1 tf
Shredded Wheat Bu-cuita 15c pkg.
Tetrv A r-hsffer. /
Juki snived a new lo‘. of D>xis Girl
Shoe»- for badie*. Misses sod children at
vonLebe's the s-noe Jdaa.
W« have on hand on hand one cott n
stsik ent er Ii 1 to cheap a* we do
not waua to carry it over iu •t--ck
3t A Wichman A Son.
Em go-tee, pkg. Terry & 8h*ffer.
I want yon to see the Mens War
Path Suoe* fh-y eqaal shoes in %'i 50
grade I sell tbem tor %'i 0J, von-
Leoe. the ?hoe Man.
Let ns show yen and of course,
•ell you a barrow, cultivator, plow-
stock. plows, etc H W Black, Jr.
4 18 2t
Kn pered Herring, 30c can. Terry A
Shaffer.
Yon can get a pa'r of'lhe Oak Tan
s-oie AtnericusXt 50 Ctoes at a reduced
pr;ce. L'-.w bides 12 months ago was
wur.n 15 and 18 ccuu and now tney are
worth n wu-. 8 eta per lb AJ of my
tboes are rmuied accordingly at von-
Letie. the r-noe wan.
w- iiave •>» hand 31 K. P. dtstrihntora
wuicb nave a grea* many improvement
over .aat veer's. You anew the piaoe ro
come aud get tnem.
gt A. w chman <fc Son.
Fxtra quality smoked breakfast bscon.
Wc oifeied last week at 15c per lb Tbla
wt sk as our grand star leader, i2 l-2c
per in -Terry & Shaffer.
Pea i ine hay for tale at B G Hyrne’s.
It yon want Shoes that will stead
Inig uud haid services, mads wt.h Oak
Two cotew go to vonLehe, Tne Shoe
Man.
Pearl or Hor^e millet seed at Klein’s
Best white side meat none better, lOe
per ib. 1 errv A Shaffer.
Bargain: Tbe Leyia Grsphwphone for
$:j.o< ai S Finn's Jcwelery atom 3-4-41
O-r special pride is the wrnderful
quality o raw coffee which we now
offer at 10c per lb Terry & Shaffer.
Amber millet seed at Klein's.
Just arrived a full line of Battle-Axe
ladies Oxfords H W Black. Jr 3 18 ft
Cow hides 11 months ago were worth
15 and 18 cts per lb. l]hey are worth
'oday *> aud 8 cts. My shoes have been
reduced in price accordingly. Call and
see vonLehe, tbe Shoe Man.
Lnaisnoe Coffee, 4 lb can with enp
and aauoer 91 00 Terry A Shaffer.
Evapo’ated Peaches, very aloe, 90c lb.
Terry & Shaffer.
Augusta Rattlesnake watermelon seed
at Klein’s.
We know you remember it. vet we
feel «e tbould mention ll, UNDINE
FLOUR. Terry A Staafcr.
Kodaks ai d Kodak films at Klein'a
8 C. M A. awn always welcome In
; the big store. The piaee for aeavea>r
post Cards with picture of Canrtkouse
- 1 Cher *-iHwa T-Ty A Skafier.
^o«gi#s, way- -nl harness,at
W LSAYGo
3 18 f H W Black, Jr, Manager
A new assortment of tooth brushes at
Kietu’a
Seaside Silk 47 1 So- per yard. An
asaonment of dainty summer fabtis
Irom 10c to DM per yd, whi< h is srsn*
ting a »t nseuoe. Terry A Shaffsr
1 nonnd can of Fvsmmsn'a talcnm
powder, 25 cent at Kiein'a
And the Cadet said: “Ob
you huy such tovsly dresses, in Pwfti?" ^
And si e said, “At Terry A Skaffwr's
Tanglefoot fly paper at Klein’s.
Feed Osts, Corn, Cow Peas, at low
price*- ferry a Shaffer.
K tin’s S«rswpart.!a7er the blood, 96
ntuis -> 0,1
j For maay v«-ars we have i)een noted
tor rna e \cuient grade of hay wbicn we
; always uacdle. ibis week wa offer No.
' 1 Timothy May, |1 45 per 1UU lha. Terry
' «!t .''haff-*r.
Aiwavv nn hand a freak line of crack
ers. fi-h roc aud ad good thing* vo eat.
2; W. V. Clover.
incni
MAYS
“Give the Babies
plenty of fresh air.’
We have just re
ceived our Spring
shipment of
Go-Saris
AMD
(Carriages.
They are all new and up-to-date designs
Folding and reclining-all kinds and at
lower prices than you will find them else
where.
am mupply
Hiiaims!
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Juat Received.
$1.00
—TO—
$5.00
& Hardware Co.
«•** * 0 fe*
(Wholesale and Retail Furniture.)
r
Colleton
Realty Company
WALTERBORO S. G.
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JKi Da vs’ Trial $t <X) is the aiTt-r on
Platuie*. Haiis'e Back-aehe, Weak
IbtcK L»ne Back, Km amstic pain*.
B* st r n saV far Kidney*, Bladder and
B!o«»d GvWl f.»r voua? and a'd. Aa'isfsc-
Uoo .r -ranre*-*! or uu-ney refunded
w Irerlioro Drug IV).
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PHONOGRAPHS
Ko single thing furnishes sd much enteruifimgat
to a family, especially \uhere there are children
and young folks, as an Edison Phonograph.
It supplies all kinds of amusement at little ex
pense; it keep* you up-to-date with every kind
of music, it gives you I s means of entertaining
your friends. Gem Phonograph $12.50. Stand
ard Phonograph $25.00. Home Phonograph $35.
Records 35c each at
iS. FINN’S Jewelry Store
TOW hi RROPERTV CHOICE FARMS TIMBER LANDS
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Watch this space Every week
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Tliis Week We Offer
FOR. SALE—Dwelling On church street in good lo
cality—lot contain* ]/ 9 acre. $1500. One-half
«*nh Wlance 1 and i years.
A VERY DESIRABLE FARM, containing 650 acres
mmmm ar less, 4*4 miles west from Walterboro, 2
mH$s from church, y 2 mile from school, 500 acres
tillabU, 200 acres cleared and fenced, good 4 room
fraif* residence with kitchen; dining room and all
■•••Mary outbuildings, fine water, good timber, etc
Term# 1-5 cash, balance to suit purchaser. Price
\taf Maaonable.
j
Thn finis fit&blae, store and rwtdeeoe, with outbuildings, for-
mtrly •fMpkd by Stoke* Bros, opposite Ccort House .'quar**, k-t
onnlniniMj two acre*. This is a very detirnable piece of property
•ml mm fin W-ghicaesp. Terms oue third cash, aud one third ia
me and kwo years, aeoured by mortgage*»with interest at 7 per cent
KQR SALE—A very deetraUe resi-
dmee lot in town ef Walterboro
99x965. A small ceeh payment
will secure this let. Apply at
n as this lot win be no druff
e market.
1 and lot on Bridge street. House oontaining four <
be boufht cheap. Five years insurahee paid.
Aa Wpmmd far# at Bryan—one mile frem Black Crank
Churnh raatoiaicji 50 acren, 40 acre* under Caoce, 96 cultivated.
Good Wikerd deiihnjf, Kitohea aod ail nsesmiry outbaUdiaR*
TcrtiM cmA ar aad fie arraofed to «ait purchase.
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