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Coart oonTeii^ft h®r« Mondty July 6
Wu» Jtycocka, of iiondoraonTill*. wm
In town todsy. *
Her FOP Oartla went to 8t John’s
Baptist church near Ehrhardt this
mornicg where be will make an addreaa
tomorrow wrtbe Sunday Scboola. Thu
ia always a pleasant ' occasion, and
doubtless there will be a large audience
to welcome Mr Curtis, it Is also the
occasion of their Annual Sunday School
pionic.
Dr II. 8. Riddlle.of Sumter,
ting his wife sod baby in town.
ia visi-
“In 1902 I had a very severe attack of
diarrhoea," rays K N. Farrar of Cat
laianu, La “F< • Several Wicks I waa
auni> e to do anything On March Ig,
l«t»7, I had a similar attack, and too*
Chambeilain'l Colic, Cholera and Diar-
i ho- a Itemedy which gave me prompt
r hef I consider it one of the best
A lir ' me«p« inee of its kind in the world, and
AUI ; ind 1 u»ed it in 1902 believe it woo d
Magistrate R O W Byran, and
of U.ryan, spent Saturday in town.
wife
Beautiful Home Wedding-
Iilandton Jane —Misa
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* > n ve saved me a hundred dollar doctor’s
pily unitetl ia the holy bonda
WANTED—Several active, energetic,
reliable men to' 1 'sell an article of
general use No family can well do
without It Only reliable men need
apply Address, “R liable,”^ care of
this paper. 7 1 3t
WANTED—To purchase 50 head of
cattle. State price per head, young
and old. Address SOT, Ppn Pon,
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KILLS FLEAS—Bicalse* Mange Cure
will keep a do^ free from flea* and
cure tue worst case «f mange
7 1 4t John M Klein, sole agent
Capt and lira T J Blanchard spent matrimony Sunday, June 28, at
the week-end on Su.uvan a Island.
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ttOO C W Garris of Denmark, had
boalnets in town Monday.
Of
four
,;l ." S' Id by John M. Klein,
Both banks in Waherboyo will
cioced nevt Satuiday, July lourth.
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Mr Drew and little son, pt iienderaon
ville were in town today.
M if Carter, of Hendersonville,
In to eee us Monday.
was
J E Bey an of Hudson's Mill, called to
•s while in town yesterday.
Msj S A Marvin, of Henderson ville
Lad business in town yesterday.
MraodVrs Jul V Avant were in
town Friday.
T E Leach of Beankrt spent from
Thursday to Monday in town with
relatives.
Prof A C Hiera of Smoaks was In town
Thursday.
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with rela-
W J Taylor spent Sunday
ttvea In Summerville.
J D Risber of Round was in town
Saturday.
.1 R Ri§ber of the* Providence section
was in town Saturday.
A Driggers was among the viaitora to
Waller boro Saturday.
U B Thompson of Hendersonville,
was in town Saturday.
Miaa .da M. Fiahbnrneof Round spent
Saturday an J Sunday In town.
A H Wichman, cashier of the Farmers
end Merchants Bank spent the week-end
on SolUvan'a Island.
,1 W Crorthy and son and daughters,
Misses Janie and Lm la recently spent a
Monday in Savannah.
Mrs Clarence Kraaer, and two child
ren ol Darlington aie visiting Mr
Fiaaer’a relatives id t w wn.
The District Convention K of P will
meet st Mt Pleassntou the evening of
Joly 14.
J school picnic
oly 15th. the
There will be a Honda;
mt Ebeneaer church on
invitation ia eft tended to all.
•Rev H 8 Crosby preached Sunday
morning and night to large oongrega
lions at Pooler, Ga.
Will the
"Led on
to Mrs D 4
Henry A
Mies Leila,
town tael wi
who has the book,
kg Step," p)enM retnrn it
dsnghter,
were In
Fwgersoa and
of OoUageviUe,
R H Wichman,
oaMoiUi
on
is spending
Jr,
Mr and Mva W W 8mt
William, are at Ohlboy
Oamtiag the State Prom Amooiatkm.
at-
lor i
left
Lightning etrook the well-pota at the
ohl homestead of A H Herndon la
week shattoHag it Mr Herndon hi
wollmntnrod eareofoorn already. 4
Mrs S B J«
▼tail of
at MoLaoria.
id Uttlo son
returned yeeterday
to her old
i length
MtaoLtaaio Witaon of Fairfax as
Htas Asms Wadsworth of Jacksonville
Pm are vtaittaf Miss Hattie voaLehe ia
towa thta week.
The pionic nt H. H
i given on tho Fourth
Carter's to have
of Jalv has
i of the illness
been postponed on acoonat
of Mr Carter 4 # arm
lira H 8 Crosby and childrn, Clyde,
ana Virgiaia and Mrs Claude A Graves
and hady spent the week-end with
Raw Jeff Kandriok, of Augusta, will
make aa addreaa at Tabor tomorrow,
on prohibition. Mr Kendrick U
i speaker.
Capt H D Padgett, B M Jones and A
A Patterson, Jr., atteoded Children's
Day exercises at fabernacto net
Smoaks last Sunday.
Alma and Viola Hoffman left
3ay for Savannah, where they will
-visit tntir brother, and from there they
mlM vtait letatlvss ia Coinmbia for a
iBssea
FtWayfo
Dr and Mrs H W Black and children,
Badtey and Chase, spent Bonday at
Pmofiks. Dr Black retamed to Walter-
boro Monday. Mrs Black will visit ber
eon, Howell In Branch ville thta week.
Col and Mrs J. G. Padgett, the Miaeee
Smith and Vernon Padgett, who have
tern spending somettmo on boll hr an'a
Island, returned home yesterday. Col
Pedseti is looking will and says ha to
nf Ooltatoo oanntf, will i
Friday. Jali
is raqoeslsd
lie Wall
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it at this
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o’clock p m, thr* Kev W II Dowling
Hampton officiating^ There were
between four and five h and red people
aese in bled to witness the occasion.
The bride’s maids were Misses Ella
God ley and Jessie Carter with Miss
Bertha* Harey as maid of honor.
Groomsmen were John Stooe, Harry
Harvey, with Joe Stone as best mau.
The bride and brides maids were all
tastefully dressed in white. The
bride carried a large bouquet ot tea
roses. '
The bride is a daughter of Mr and
Mrs Alvin Harvey, and one of the
most popular youug ladies of our
section, being kind to every one, she
has won the love of all who have
come in contact with her.
The groom is the yc uugest son of
M K Stone of his first wife, lie ia r
promising young mao, having -iust
finished college. He is doing busi
ness with the firm of Stone and
Patrick, of whom he is a brother of
the former, and brother-in-law of the
laler.
After the marriage the cakes were
ent of which there were thirty beauti
ful ones, which were served to the
crowd by the waiter*. They recAved
several beautifuly and useful pres
ents.
* We wish for them a long, happy
and prosperous life. The couple
left on the 29th for Charleston and
other pointf. Vic.
Just Exactly Right.
“I have u*ed "Dr. King’s New Life
Pilla for esvsral years, and flud them
juat sxnctly right,” eays Mr. A. A. Fel
ton, of Harrlsvllta, N. Y New Life PlUa
relieve without the taaet dlacomfort.
Beet remedy for conetipation. biliontnsee
and malaria. 85c. at John M. Klein’a
ding atom.
Tribute of Rwpoct
Beaoluliooa pawed by the Doctor’s
Creek Baptist oharoh. Whereas it
has pleased our Heavenly Father, to
remove from our midst, our beloved
brother John Ch—erssn who was a
true oo-laborer and workmen in our
Master’s cause. Brother Uhemereeu
was a good and true member, always
ready to respond to every oall for
chnreh work, and oil objects fostered
by us. We feel that oar oommnnity
has lost one of its best members; he
s an affectionate husband, and a
devoted father. He leeres a wife,
one soa, and one daughter bare, with
many sorrowing friends, bnt we feel
that oar loss is his gain.
Brother Chasserean suffered for some
days before tbs end came; yet he
bore his affliction with forttitnde
and patience. Resolved:—that we
extend to the bereaved family our
heart felt sympathy in this sad afflio
tion. That a blank page in oar
minute book be dedioidod to his
memorp. That a cosy of these reso
lutions be sent to bis family, and to
the Baptist Conrier, and to The
Press and Standard for publication.
S. B. Saunders.
A. C. Breland.
W. C. Saunders
Committee
A Dining
A. S. Morrall and family left for
Beaufort, their future home, on
Thursday afternoon, and though we
wish Mr. Morrall abondant success
in his business we regret their leav
ing Walferboro. For thirteen yean
he has been an active and useful
citizen of (our town, and we shall
miss him and his kind family from
our midst. The day before his bid
ing us good bye Mr and Mrs N ; G.
Moral! gave a dining at their home,
and t^e families, with a few invited
guests, enjoyed n delightful repeat,
under the frees in the yard. The
party constated of Rev Mr Curtis and
family, and Dr W. JB- Ackerman
and family, including MreS. W.
Ackerman. The outlook for the
new firm in Beaufort is very En
couraging. We wish our
J. D. McCormick and wife of
North, are visiting Mr and Mrs D. L.
Smith in town. Mr. McCormack
one of Orangeburg’s big farmers.
is
‘•My Child whs burned terribly about
tb** face, neck and chest. I applied I)r.-
Thr-ftiNn Electric-Oil. The pain coated
a id tho >-hild tank into a reetful tleep.”
— Mr* Nancy M.. Hannon, Hatubarn,
N Y
The daughter of Mr and Mrs J. B.
Fralix of Mt Carmel, who haa been
very ill, for several day?, is slowly
improving.
FOR >ALE—A very (iftirable residence
• nd tiore in Wulte-boro on an acre
lot If interested apply to.- Colleton
Realty cx
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FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbone. Smith
Premie/, Underwood and Fox. One
color and tri-color.
TheiPress and Standard.
FOR SALE—Two dbare* atock of Wal-
terboto cotton Oo Co. Apply to
fi 21 2i CM Grece.
FOR SALE—One nhaie stock cf Wal-
lerboru Cottcu Oil Co. Apply to
The PreiMt and Standard.
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BtblNESS LOCALb.
Souvenir poetal catd*.
ttou in prices at Klein's.
Great icduc*
t rn'use harsh physics. The reaction
weakens the bowels, leads the chronic
Coi t'ii ation Get Doan’s Regulets. They
operate easily, tone the stomach,, core
constipation.
Second Camper: “Where do
you think I’d better pitch my
tent?” First Camper (tangled,
mosquito-bitten, and tripping
over a stake): Right over the
cliff.”—Harper’s Weekly.
Hives, eczema, itch or salt rhenm sets
you ciszy, Can't bear the tooco of your
clothing Doan's Ointment curea the i
most obstinate cases. Why aaffer. All
druggist*sell it.
Honor Roll. v
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The following subscribers have
paid their subscriptions since June
; 1st. Is your name written there?
R. A. Perry D. McK. Allston
B. Levy Miss M. A. Goodman
G. W. Glover R. M. Fendea -
T. E. Drew Jasper Robertson
L. G. Yarley A. H. Herndon
Remus Waring Mias K. L. Ward
Mrs. RP Winter IkCHiott
0 H Barnes BB Stokes
J M Carter A. W. Bunton
J. C. Lemacks Mike Fox
Miss S W Henderson
Mrs. A. M. Henderson
F F Rivers, Lem Holmes
L L Hiott, P W Risher
R G Rhett, J C DeTreville
J. EL Craven, MrsM. E. Patterson,
Mrs E. J. Witaell, T. L. Hudson,
R. E. Hickman, A. A. Hiott,
R. A. Alexander, S. J. Hiere.
J. B. Kinsey, c W. E. Jones.
J. McD. Pellum, J. S. Hickman,
ta. A. Strickland, H. A. Fergerson.
W P Beach.
White lawns—we still have acme for
gpuimer. H W Black, Jr
Negligee shirt* for the hot weather at
H W Black, Jr
Ni’ra'# of Boda, ash element. A few
sack* ot K&iuit and land plaster at
A Wichman A 8on
Beat coffee ia town for 10 ceuts at
H W Black Jr
Frail jars of all kinds cheap at
A Wicbmau & Son
Best smoaked sides 12 1-2 cents a
pound at Terry & Shaffer.
Always on hand a full line of baggies,
wagons and harness. W L 8 & V Co.
ft 3 2t * H W Black Jr. Mgr.
Imported ginger a’e and grape jaice,
make dehgtufcl summer drinks at
Klein's
Fruit jars, extra rubbers sad covers
Terry & Shaffer
Fresh arrival of Nunnally'epare can
dies by express. 80 cent* the poand at
Klein's.
Uadlae flour still six dollars a barrel
at Terry & Shaffer.
We carry everything in the hardware
line at the lowest prices. Get our
prices before boy in...
A W ichman A Bon
Do not fail to call at Mrs W A Black’s
to see the bargains in sammer goods
Fresh prunes et Terry A Shaffer.
Croesett shoes, high and low cat, itill
makes life’s walk easy. Bold only by
Beach Bros.
Jno. F. Folk,
BAMBERG, A G
- AGENT FOR -
The Ford Automobile,
The Oar That Qeee.
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Classified Advertiseaeats-
FOR SAUL
FOR SALE—We have jost received a
targe assortment of picture frames to
salt thoae enlarged pictures at half-
price that you pay picture men. Ala*
booke and pictures. Walter boro
Book and Notion oo.
powder for the toilet
at Ktatn’t.
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Special Wedding;
ay
Wat-
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25 °lo Reduction
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on sterling silver and silver plated;
i ware.
Also
ISOiO Reduction on all othei
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'goods in Jewelry. For cash only.
S. FINN’S Jewelry Store'
dtaanth* ekia,
health.
When you start on that little summer trip you
will need a trunk, suit case, satchel or grip. We
are oftering some attractive bargains in this line.
SATCHELS AND GRIPS
In leather or immltation
leather. Prom BOc to
$3.00.
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TELESCOPES.
Prom 50c to $2.00*
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METAL COVER
ED TRUNKS.
All sizes From $1.50
to $8.00.
CANVAS
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TRUNKS.
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With or without straps
Linen or paper lined.
—All Sizes—
From $2.50 to $18.00
Only 46 more buggiea to sell on our
buggy contract sod the lucky person
will be made happy, by drawing a free
buggy. Come and let us sell you a nice
picnic or campaign boggy.
A Wichman & Sod
P
Lucky Strike coffee la poand pack
age# at 20 oeata a pound. Very floe.
Beach Broe.
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Brown. Furniture
& Hardware Co.
Walter boro
S.C.
la
JK
Freeh ebeeee oa lot, 80 oeata a pound,
aad Marvell! Macaroni, the only
real that will keep all i
ket. 15 oaata a
Try a half pound of Laoky Strike
ground coffee at Beaoh Bros
as the
Kotter toota. recognised
standard at A Wichman A Boa.
Klein's Eureka MedJda* for
complain ta.
Amman* Prickly Heat end Baby
Powder curee every cnee of prickly
heat and chafing. Walterboro Drag Co.
Prearriptkxu sent for and del vered
promptly. Klein'a
86 oeata a pound fragrant Talcai
aad pric!
prickle heat
Rasors, hones, brashes and Shaving
stick* to make summer shaving a real
pleasure. Walterboro Drug Co.
Everything in the wav of summer
goods goi ti*. at cost at Mra W A Blacks.
B
M Did it ever occur to you why all
good business men keep a check-
O ing account with a bank? We’ll
j» tell you. It enables them to keep -
their funds in a more secure place
® than the office safe. It gives them
a better standing in the business
world. It enables them to pay
their bills by check, theJJreturned
check being an indisputable re
ceipt
Individuals find a checking account
very convenient and a source of
saving. Money in one’s pocket is
often spent on the spur of the
moment while one is disposed to
• think twice before drawing on his
, balance in the bank. Get the
- k > SAVINGS HABIT. Lay up for a
rainy day. Start a bank account with
n
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u rhe Old Reliable”
THE FARMERS AND
t ''i* '
MERCHANTS BANK
OF WALTERBORO
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