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V ^KI' A.T*. Hemierscm, cashier of ■M ■ 11 i i i i M it i i n m Tb«r« were 5;Wh) perfone here Movia' . t a n . Ehrhardt Banking Company, attend-! ^ Local and icrsonfll ■■ ed the May Festival dance here B • i day evening. I V J ibe memorial at Fox burying ground ’ wi*l b« helilTror^dav May IS Ad ttm i Y »r« wll b« inadt by Hev F H Cur if J W Croaby of Lcd^e, wa>« in town *nd D B Peurifoy I be public i* cor- /7* Monday. daily intited to atteud • O J NHtle* of Bryan «at a *bort wh ie Terry and ShafTtr look grea* itite i^i tadib ua today. | in • The Pure Foo«l Store” float, au-l ’ £ ... give rioe credit to the well known ririw* Dr H A Willi* of Henderaont ille, wa« whk w blcb ((jey Uo K W n ^ here Monday. • ner & Co., Armour Pack log Co., F*» *- a- 2 >'«*;n o ' '"* r,Ml ‘ “■ 2* H «ZSX£&1 S*" •’ “T 1 ° | X up lor the hostival. j \ ]U » — ■ — ■ Mr* Harvey Padtetf of Smoal;*, w** in loao to the Festival. int ms uitsL I ■ • MOUSE FLY IS „ . 6ERM BREEDER ~r- .1 lion (». W. Wav wa« in town Mon- dry enjoying tne parade. A K and H II Rent/, of Rice Patch were iu town Monday. Hon J L Robeitaoi ol Ronnd was in tow a Monday. T H Caldwell and ton, C J D, of Lodge were in town Monday. Mx and Mr* A Q Lyor’i of lalandton war*among tboce here Monday. H W Htrea of Jackaooboro was a pleas ant vistUrr to our office yesterday. Ur and Mrs HU Willis of Cottage. ▼Ilia were welcome ▼isitor* Monday. T H Caldwell and son, Prof C J D, of Lodge, were in town Monday. Monday being a legal holiday the banka ot tha town will be cloaad Mr and Mis H N Stoke* of Ronnd wees pleasant visitor* Monday. Ml and Mrs H W Hmoak. of Smoaks, warn taking la the Festival Monday. IJ Foe of Adams Ron visited father, Sheriff Vox, eany this waek. his Mioa Carria Fog who ha* bseu visit- Ing haf brothar at Adams Hu a returned Batnrday. F J Berty and eons, L F and and Wal- <nr ( - were prominent Smoakltes here Monday- Bnv i M Lawson sod daughter* of Smoaks were among those iu town Mnaday. Ron D 0 Sanders of Adams Ran was among the prominent visitor here llon- day. * ‘ \ Mr. Everybody accompanied bv his wife stui children was seen on the streets Monday It is impossible in s small newspaper to give the names of alt tht se iu town Monday. Two coaches and two box-cars of pas- aeoge s oatue down Monday from np the rood. ,,o Mrs J M Smith of Ebtbardt, and sister Mrs H H McKeiihen, were in town for tho May Festival. Ur and Mrs B U Willis ai Cottageville were among the pleasant visitors to the Mr aad Mr* L C Padgett sod ohlldr* n wort here to atfeod tho Keetival sod lamera meeting. K H Bryan and son, Ivy, were in town veeterdsy Mr Bryaa is one of Baffin's oldest oi r isaas. Mrs Martha Getsiager and little daugh ter of Savannah are visiiing relatives in the Ur-ti Swamp sec lion. 1 Psnl M McMillan of Charleston was with ni* mater, Mrs T O Kershaw the early pat t of the week. Klein’* Drug Store would here taken a blue ribbon for the best decorated stote iu town. H 0 Ackerman of Cottageville spent a lew days in town with his doughter Mrs J K Eaaterhu. *. Mtmi f.'tllmtnine Strickland of Smoaks was the guest the early part of the week of the Misses Huffman., Mre K B Heyward and daughter. Miss OusMle, were iu town Saturday on a shopping expedition. . * 9 MiMeee Lizzie and May Padgett of Hnioslai were among the chatmiug Viait- on to-town Monday. Mma* Florence Barnwell of Adams Run, is the charming coeat of Mr* Jno U Peuntoy on Railroad Aveuue. Classified Advertisements. FQR SALE FOR SALE CHEAP—2 rak dirsaeis 2 iron beds, 2 oak wash utauds, 1 < n» d-ning tabie, I refrigerator, t waid- rooe. Floor ooveringe, etc. Apply to Mra. John W Hammond, in tne B G Pnoe old homw. FOR BALE.—Jost receive*! a new lot of ledgers and day books, pencil tablets etc The Press and Standard FOR SALE—A few full pointer rnpa, floe stock. Also eggs trom pure White and barred rocks. R D Robinson, 4 21 tf White Hslt.S. C. FOR SALE —Several line full blooded Jersey milk cows, rich milk large quamtity. Apply to IJ Blanchard 4 28 tf WANTED—The people to know that I do plain sewing and will be glad to gat any help that I can,as this is my only way of making a snppport. May me Robertson. Oreat Swamp. LOST—In Walterboro on May 3, one brown pied dog. year and half old Reward if returned to The Press and Standard office of Jac^b Bishop, who livas 4 ml las west of Walterboro. , it vi> We always have a fii’l stock of the very latest in Millinery t, r oods. Our friends are always welcome at «* our store. BUSINESS LOCALS ill BLACK S A Walterboro, S. <2. j| w" , SrvS?wv MRS. W. Fine Millinery. NEW MILLINERY STORE. MrT W Usry of Th(>mson, Oa, open The Savoy aboni May the 8th 6 or 6 doses ' 686'’ will cure any case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. 4 14 6 mos Doan's Kidney pills. Klein’s Drug Store. High grsde acid phosphate at B (» Hyrae's. Ice cream mtde of pure fruits at the ’’ Savoy, .jiraiedou Main Street, Court ' House Square. High gtade ajld phosphate at BO Hyrne’s. Doan’s Kidney pill*. Klein's Drug Store. The Savoy for ladies and chilnie!i. ; Located on Mata Street, (Jcurt liou. c Square. 5 5 2l We have just opened a select and full line of the nawes Milliner)- Goods; which we are offering at unheard of prices. (3UR MOTTO: NEWEST GOODS, J u LATEST STYLES, CHEAPEST PRICES. * - SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY, Our Milliner is an accomplished and experienced lady from New York. H. ZALIN, WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA. Hot Spring blood remedy pur.ties blood. Klein’s Drug Store. the' kill cure any cate Price 25c. 5 or 8 ffoeea ••ft**'' of Chills snd Fever. 4 14 6 mos. Doan’s Kidney pills- Klein’s Drug btorv. j Advertise in The Press and Standard. , (te paper with the cir'inUtlon All of Nyals medicines are reliable. We sell ana recommeud them Klein’*! Drug Store. High grade acid phosphate at B G Hyrae’s. Nyals Stone Root Compound. Remedy for kidney, bladder and liver | Klein's Drug Store. Titles to Real Estate, and all other bleaks at The Press A Standard. Nyals Ersema lotion a successful treatment and for the prompt relict oi! eczema, ring worm, pimples and try poison. Klein’s Drug Store. l»r Mile*' Atui-I’uln Pills relieve paii J \ Msy 15, there will be a Sunday school pieuic ai I’avunel Prohibition sjieecbes will ae made. The public is :nvued. ’ RELIABLE FROM RELIABLE PEOPLE CHUFAS. . *‘ VELVET BEANS, •Early Ambler Cane. North Can*- Have you ever tried making our Phonograph Records? It’s no end of fun. This can be done with the Edison. Edison Phono graphs are sold at the same prices everywhere in the United States from $12 60 up. Get a catalogue of Edison Phonographs and Record from S. FINN’S JEWELRY STORt ) i MAY FESTIVAL I 'oo’biu* d ft' 'ii pas’o 1) The marshals of the day to whom creuir is due for the perfect order of the day were: Messrs A H Wich- man Joseph Moorer, H A Francis, Crosby; E F Hammond, Baynard AcKerman, Dr T (J Kershaw, Col. Hiers. lina Peanuts, Georgia and Spani-b 1 Peanuts. Pearl or ( at 1 ail Millet, j was d* ,ven :\v Mrs J McKeithen and |TennCTsec German Millet, Select Mrs Jack F;nith ami was decorateii; Jamt^s G Padgett, and D C L A 8 r'*“ d Util* grand Seed Toms. Improved Brown Seed : in n .ulra! i'U.k and red ro.es with dsughrrt, Gtadys ?nutu. of Smoaks. peterkm Cotton, Bussell s Big Boll, , wo.* ih towu lor the May fvsiiva:. , an(i King’s Early Cotton. Prices on IO * ’ A‘K Fadgvtt of Hntoaks, accompanied 8PPhcation. by bG daughters. Misses Carey aud WRITE be M^y. and son, was iu t«wu Mot.-! SHUPTR1NE COMPANY. Savannah. Ga. day. MTteie will be n picnic at Jeuken'a 'JPtaai ‘ italion oa Weonceoay. May 12. ‘"»te cordially lavttei well tiled Dseketa. The pubtoo is cordially invited to attend and Mre 0 X Boney, of Lanreoe, te spend ing a white la town with reiativee. Mis Bbered hare aa Baaev te pteatently re Miae Baily BeUlager. J B Rim—y aad eoaa of Ekrhardt i—a —of the net tore fro— that proa- Httte town taking la the Festival Jt. i saliva. by idephooe : hie father, wl oai Bev B F Halford aad family leave ; for Varavtite whm to make k J f. A. Dinut, Agent for the International Auto Bu^gy. High Wheel and Solid Tire, Sand Puller and Hill Climber. I will take pleasure in demonstrating the use of this car for prospective purchasers. Write me. For prices apply to W. A DURANT, CotUeriH*. S. C r meads ;jr- ><:? tfc; Hon W. C. Barnt day on i jn town to* Ma; er l ucus and little Miss Susio Tracy -ode in tin* lormer’s pony cart r< jTese"'ing the Goddess of Libert; and Uncle Sam. Besio.-s the prize winning trades floats act** the following. A Wichtuun & S-.n's wag' n wns most artistically decorate i hi.u , drawn by a lean, of four oxeu. The Brown Furniture and Hard-j ware Company’s wagon represented j a room in which a handsome min iature bed room suite attracted at tention and applause. v H W Black. Jr. seat out a’ clever advertisement for Battle Axe shoes. The Cumminga Iron Works were progressive enough to eater three floats of farm impiemepti and build ing material. Mrs H. A. Francb was con gratulated upon her progeenveness in having her dre— omking eetablish- ment on a beautiful float. Master Black, son of Mr and Mra David Black, represented the Wal terboro Uvu Stock and Vehicle Co. with a goat team in red, white and blue. Capt. and Mrs T J Blanchard's dairy exhibit was equal to any ever •ran in a large city. The fkmtof The CoUeton News artiataeally gotten up. a job i wps rim, and advertising mat in this float MISS Cl) RTIS IMPROVING- Miss Rosa Curtis, who underwent a serious operation in Charleston a few davs ago, is rapidlv improving. Miss Curtis will be able to return home in about two we< ks. wa» aruaucaiij proa wps rim. i ter distributed. NOTICE We regret very much that the size of our paper is limited, so that we are not able to publish the numerous letters we have intended for publication this week. Of course this issue had to be given up to the Mav Festival, but we hope in our next issue to publish every letter on our files. Let them come in friends, we never tire of newsy letters. BRADEN’S POSTAL STUDIO. Will be in Waherboto for a short time only. Post cards finished in 15 minutes* . Views their specialties. Next door to H. W* Cohen's Store. M • -- -• * t&bjkM ESPECIALLY IN TYPHOID FEVER CASES IT IS AC- • COUNTABLE FOR / DISTRIBUTION. IS A DEATH DEAUNG PEST W’ill wade Around in Milk That is Pure and Put Enough Disease Germs in It With in a Few Minutes to Kill a Whole Family, Al so Carries Con- a sumption. ALL CITIES READY TO WAR ON FLY PERIL. The fly which walks across your food may carry 100.000 bacteria, the majority danger ous to life and health. The registrar of vital statis tics of the Chicago Health De partment. gave a sensational supplement to his warning against the common house pest, He said: “If aa army of invasion were mobilizing for an attack upon Chicago, the danger wouid no'*f be so great as now confronts the city from the annual com ing of flies. “Fly time, is more to be feared than ‘war time.*' o “Screen your windows. Be gin now in your warfare against flies. You cannot be gin too soon. Your precaution now may save your life.” SCREEN DOORS * o and. WINDOWS! Just received a complete stock, 2 all sizes and prices. Doors $1.25 and up. Windows! 50c. and up. a l« Cream Freezers From 75c to M Hammocks From $1.00 to $4.00. Wick and Wick less Oil Stoves. EVERYTHING FOR SPRING & SUMMER. IWM CO. r J NOT Experiment WE have passed "the new boot stage.” W E do not experiment with our business, nor with your business. W E are not incorporated for the purpose ofTmanc ing auxiliary enterprises. WE enjoy the distinction of top notch quality “that time enduring kind.” a •** . *» * ■ WE respectfully solicit your banking business on , O the basis of superior strength and experience, and assure courteous, intelligent treatment and close at- e. tendon to your individual wants. / ' , THE FARMERS AND v MERCHANTS BANK r > —(* f OF WALTERBORO * -» tmlm » i -*x i i * ■; a