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J W (terria, of Wtlliama, was in town
Monday night.
P W Kiaher of Smoaha, waa amoog
thorn in town Monday.
K O Wtggioa of Savannah, had buai-
neaa in town yeatcrday.
W P Breland of Coita«ev|ile, aaa in
town Monday.
John M Croaby waa a pleasant ’ viattor
to our ottlca Monday.
M J Trcweli of Great Swamp, waa in
town baturday.
T G W Bro&aon of Lodge, waa in
town Satnrday.
Mon J SGriffihad a profeaaional buai-
neaa at Bella Friday.
T II Caldwell, of Lodge, waa .a dele
gate to the anion Saturday.
Jo« Langiiiile of Pleaaant Grove, waa
amoi.g tuoae m town Batorday.
8 N Haws, president of the Colleton
Cypceaa to, aaalu town yeaierday.
Mrs M A. Adama of Bamberg, ia in
town vleiung her aon, C D o Aoama.
C Miller Hnrlay of Char lea ton, spent
Sunday with hie mother, Mn Joseph T
Lodge's prac
nod Zeraiers,
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Peanuts, Pearl or Cat Tail Millet,
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Seed Corns, Improved Brown Seed
Peterkin Cotton; Bussell’s Big Boll,
and King’s Early Cotton. Prices on
application.
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from Womea'a IHa, trv Mother Cray'a
Anatrallan-Leaf ” It lea safe, relia
ble tegnla'or, and relieves all Female
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and ulceration* Mother Gray's Aueira-
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Announces Her
MILLINERY
Wednesday, March 31st and Thursday,
' April 1st, m.
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All the Ladies, Misses ahd Children are earnestly
reqcested to attend. A treat is in store for them.
Enough has been said in the co'umns of previous
editions oi Miss Ross from Baltimore, who is Mrs.
Jones’ n-w and efficient milliner.
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Remember the days, March thirty*first
and April first.
NEXT DOOR TO WALTERBORO DRUG CO.
S J Knmph of Adams Ran, was hero
yratarday a< tana log the moating ol the
hoard of assessors
J J Padgett of WilUama, waa bare yea-
terday oa bust nest connected with the
board of
Miss Lilly Kata btokea ia visiting
Meads at Hampton. She will be there
several weeks.
Magistrate J M Padgett of Jaokaoo-
horo, waa m town Friday night and
Hatarday.
O W Sweat of Haaderaonville, was
among Use emhasiasdo Farmers Union
mem hers here Setarday.
Mias Carrie E Weekley waa among
the lair visitors to Waiterboro Batnrdajr
doiag some spring shopping.
Mrs Milton %ade of Quitman, Ga, ar-
nvad loday to spend a while with her
pereuta, Dr and Mta G W Biokes.
Mias Alicia Breland end sister, Mrs
Hndson, of the Doctor's Creek neigh
borhood were In town yesterday.
Mlaa Geneveve Kirsoh, who baa been
viiUiUi Mr and Mrs C D C Adams, re-
turned to her home at bamberg Friday.
Mra Freddie Sanders returned to her
hoaae at Ritter Sunday after a delight
ful visit ox leveral weeks to Mrs Me-
Morphy.
Hon W C Brant of Sniders, waa in
town Saturday. Mr Brant ia always in
terested in anything tending to better
tana Ufa
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Jofcv O Jaqaea, Jr, was In town bator-
«JV. Mr Jaqaea believes ia the power
^o^teiaed effort by the farmers of the
GH Ora bar of Roaad, waa a pleaaant
T“ T »• offloa datnrday. Mr
ia ana ef Moaad'a amet prograa-
L C Padgett and brother, Aognetna,
proaperona young termers of Smonks,
W8r * ** town hatarday sitaudiag the
WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL.
The County Treasurer has receiv
ed a check from the State Superin
tendent of Education for the second
installment of the High School fund
at Williams. This will make three
hundred dollars which this school
has received this term.
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P M Johns, ooe of
joaag butUMss men ana mnners, was la
Mm * from Saturday to Monday as a
ffMrtof RIJoaes.
Mies Carrie Beach has returned to
Chnrieetoa kfter spending mveral
moattaatLanrinbarg, N C, with Mrs
H Graddiok.
Be par visor J O Griffin has bean con
fined to kia bed since Snndny from an
attack of acute indigestion. Ha hopes
to get out today.*
Mra M Horaik sad aon of Charleston,
y. 1 twoantly with bar
hrothnr, Dr John M Klein, returning to
her home Monday aftarnocn.
Mim Edith Reaterlin. teacher of
Peeples school, waa la Iowa fharsday.
Mma laaterlla’a aohooi after a vary aac-
oaaafai iarm, closed March Mth.
IP W Hie.a of Lodge, apeat Monday
night in town. Ha was aocompaaied ay
hta aon, Letand A , who ia the eftofent
sad active corraapoodeat of The Press
aad Standard from Lodge.
w?ii ,Bllw,y .£ UDdiof J c
\» llltame, will regret to laara that ha to
critically ill at hta homa The bast
^7?^!? ? f Ay. friwid * r* out for
Unde Jos's early recovery.
Lawrence Connor of Orangeburg, was
in town Saturday. Mr Connor waa in-
traductog a new Invention of hia, a
awerp for plowing cotton It Mams to
be a aplctulid improvement over the old
sweep.
G C Brown of the Brown Farnltara
and Hardware Oo. went to Beanfort
Monday afternoon on baalaeea connect-
wile the Morrell-Brown Furnltnre
More of that place. K
Mra J J Zachery of A agnate, having
been Mvarai days wlUt her mother, tom
M H Howell, retamed yesterday to her
home Mr Zachery came belurelay to
aeeompauy her.
8 A Nix of Gami'la, Ga., a proaperona
joaag boeinsse man of that prog read ve
Georgia oily to spending a faw days la
town. Be will visit bto brother at
Adama Ran next wank, before maratog
dp hto homa.
Harley left hen oa
aad will atop la
for*faw days oa har way
■A wham aha will any aevarai
SlUaWm Miaaa.
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I will be at Waiterboro the
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This load was carefully select
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This is one of. the best loads
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Tuesday and Wednesday,
April 6 and 7.
Mrs. W. A. Black cordially invites her patrons and
friends to attend her Millinery Opening Tuesday and
Wednesday, the sixth and seventh of April.
The latest in ladies millinery will be shown. Miss
Satterwhite of Baltimore, an accomplished milliner,
will be in charge of the display.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF COLLETON COUNTY:
Many things are recommended for Fever, but noth
ing else can cure a deep-seated attack of Grippe, but
Johnson's Tonic.
It will drive out every trace and taint of Grip
poison from the system and do its work quick and do
it right In support of our claim we refer with pleas
ure to the letter appended to this from a well known
citizen of your County.
Drop a postal carcl and we will send a trial bottle
containing four doses ol the best medicine made.
THE JOHNSON’S CHILL & FEVER TONIC CO.,
SAVANNAH. • GEORGIA.
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House cleaning time is at hand and we are READY
WITH THE GOODS.
We have a complete stock of all the house-furnishing
goods necessary to make your home attractive and
comfortable. * .
COMPARE OUR PRICES with those of our City
competitors and we will get YOUR order.
OUR STOCK OF CHINA
AND JAP MATTINGS
is in every sense all you can
want to make your selections
from, ranging in prices from
12 1*2 cents per yard
up to
30 cents per yard
Window Shades, (
in all colors with guar
anteed rollers from 25
cents to the very best 1
Scotch Hollands at 75 1
cents and $1.00 each.
Complete hne of Door Mats
ii. No. 1 Cocoa and wire from
50 cents to $1.00 each.
All mail orders given prompt attention and goods
shipped subject to YOUR approval.
WRITE US for prices on anything in our line and we
will satisfy you as to our ability to save you money.
HMflWARF rn
Waiterboro, S. C,. October 9, 1908.
On August 30, ’08, I contracted cold and developed Gript
and
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was laid up fiive weeks. My bronchial tubes were badly af
fected, which caused me to cough continually and prevented
my sleeping at night. I tried all the old remedies which usually
gave me relief but failed.
Johnson’s Chill and Fever Tonic was recommended to me as a
guaranteed cure for grippe and colds and I was purseaded to
try it. After taking it according to directions for one week, I
found myself entirely cured of my cold and grippe, and my sys-
tern in first-class condition. I regard it as ooe of the beat medi
al cines I have ever used ir my family and can cheerfully recom
mend it to anyone suffering from a like trouble or general
debilitated system. B. G. BENTON.
^ Sold and Guaranteed by JOHN M. KLEIN,
Waiterboro, S. C.
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