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• - 4"' « ■ \ • t «i > 1111»n 11 i -m 1111 h -h Local aad Personal k M n M 'H I * I I I H m 4 Mina Alli« Jayoocka of HflodvrsoDTille ** m town yeoiorday. J O Lrmacko. Kaq ww In tne tirnt of th« week HENDERSONVILLE DOTS. J C Drawdy of Stoke# wa* a pleaaant Tioitor to oat olltce Monday. Hendersonville, May 11. Special — This little town is putting on ne* life. The families from the low country are moving up and thinjf l > are becoming lively. Hendersonville can boast of the Charleatoo ; large number of young people. go<sJ looking and refined, whose presence adds a charm to social life. Oops are looking very well and our farmers are hoping for a line t’npt K L Kt*lib»icne returned yeater- ! crop season and a bountiful harvest day Itowi a ytsit to Charlenton. The Hendersonville Farmers’ Adam Kun ^ n i°_ n (local) seems to l>e progress- Hoo. .1 S (irlMa went to jeMeoiay on p oleMicnal baaiueaa Mim I.ily Kale Htok»>* has gowe id Hampton aad. Early llrauch to vtsd reiativea aud frieud# Mr aud Mra K »; W llrfan of Hender sonville w«*re ple'aKaut vuitora (o terboro yesterday Rev A E v’oromn dearofn of the negro work in (tn* held nervicea here Thunday. « W A Stricklan J of the Uttle Swamp neighborhood wan among thoae in town Monday A C Pailgef, one of the pr^greftslve * young htuuoena men of Hiuoaka, was in town M.Hnday. M S i'twmor, Eaq and Virgil Minna of Ht George were m town Monday apd Tunaday on buainen- J d Jack ton. fot me rly chief of police ha« accepted the poaittoo as night padoeaiau for Walterboro ing fairly well. Its memership m increasing, and we hope to rnak» our mark for good in the coin munity. The regular monthly meet ing is held the third Tuesday in tin- month in the afternoon. Wai-j We are looking forward t<> tin veteran’s picnic on the 20th inst. at Hlack Creek, w here we hope to meet all the veterans who can possibly at tend, and also hear some prominent speakers on the subjects of farming We would eitWiestly request thif public to turn out on . this occasion and help to make it pleasant, a> there will hardly be many mort such re unions. Our ranks are thin ning very fast. R. G. W. Bryan. r; W W Cons of Ltxlgw, and a prominent ag boatoeM man, waa in town Fri* it. Stianff W R Foe had bnaliam at' hts old home at Adama Kun the latter part •f the ween. Mra Frank Lrmacks ol Hitter, who haa been in town with relative*, return ed home Monday. o The Wwherboro Va»e ball team leave tomorrow moraine to play a aerie* of two garuoii with Khrhardt. Ool J U Padgett, and M P Howell, Eaq. had proteaaioual hu«ine»« at KutUn yeaierday betore Magiatraie Wilaon E O Hngbea of Charleaton wa* in town yesterday, au|«riutonding tte remova. of nix well boring machinery. Mra John W Hammond and children tali Mo.iday afternoon for Charleaton where they will reside tor me present. Classified Advertisements- FOR SALE FOR SALE—Nit rale of Soda and hl«b grada fertilizer for tale at A Wtchman A Son. FOR SALE — Jnat received a new lot of ledgers and day books, pencil tablet a etc. The Frees and Standard. FOR SALE—Severaj floe fall blooded Jersey milk cowaj rich milk laig- qaaoitity. Apply to P J Blanchard 4 28 tf BUSINESS LOCALS. will Missea Koaa aud Galloway went to * bartto.ron mat Saturday morning on a pleasure trip, returning Monday mom-. img Hr The Rev Tboa P Baker rector of St Juoe> Kpncopsi chuicn, ia atteudiug the Annual Connctl of the Diocese which t* being held at Hpartanbnrg. The^trd Regiment of 8. C. of which Co. K. iaa part haa been ordered to en camp at Aiken, July 12 to 21 This wdl be a nice outing for the Colleton boyi Misses Louise Thames end Lncy Iwmacka have open* d a dancing school ie the up^utra hall ef the Y. M 0. A. huildiug. They gave their brat lesson last night. Clerk of court. Oapt Padgett, desires Id announce that be haa Just received the recent Acte of the General Assembly for diatnbutton to tba aiag 1st rates who may call for them. Rev U A Martin and C C Caldwell of Lodge Were in town Frtuay night aa gueata of Trees. Jones. They were on c the way to Bethlehem cbvroh of which Kev Mania la pastor. ^ J?*^ 6 ***^: the POpotar cashier of the hhrhardt Baeklng Co. spent Ban iV£“‘ , J looda J r *• *° wn wRk relatives MrTWUsry of Thomson, Ga, open The 8avoy about May the Sth 5 or 0 doses‘ GW}'’will cure any ca^e of Chills and Fever. Price 2oc. 4 14 6 moa We have high grade fertiliztr and nitrate of soda for sale in large or Hinail lota at A Wichman A Son. _ that will interest our reader* was that of T Hagood Gooding. |taq. aod Miaa Louise Edna Gooding at T one - Jmg Hampton Huuday. May t by Rev W »m«th The marriege waa a quiet lie rill cure any cn*e Price 25c. D B Breland of Baffin was in town Tberwday. He reports having dug np a •weet gem root which waa 35 feet long, and ym some, for it was-four tnohee In diameter at toe Mule emi. and may yet he worming round somewhere in the neigh Inr hood. J Heston of Sarannah, spent 4ast week m tbit county. Mr Benton has re«Hoit\ accepted a position as tra ieliog aalextuan f-.r the well known firm of Sbupince ('o He is a hu#thr and has maoy l'*»eiHx m ihi* couu'v who Will be girl t-»r hi* mu 'cerx Tie t, any fri-n.«a ,.f yi r(l R <j |i yrM will regiet r.» ^*arn *hat it wasneceaaat v l*»r he 1 't*> eo it ci.arleslod Saturday to b- tiesu.i vnrui.ul.j t*he is getting c» ae well a* rou d b** espected after a eer ju» opera?!, u >he wmm a.^ omptlnied ■' * r Hj rue suit Dr L M mokte her phywetan. The many friend* tn Augusta bf John W Hammond, formerly of The Chron- lota atafl, will, be Interested to kown • 0C# P t « d » position on Courier, and wiU soon move his family from Walter- boro, to Charleston. Mr Hammond had been for several months in charge of the Colleton Conner News in Walter- —Augusta Chron Me. Doan's Kidney pills. Klein’s Drug Store. Utah grade acid phosphate at H G Hyrnt's. Ioe cream made of pure fruits at the Savoy. ~to<’ated on Main Street, Court House Square. u. High grade sold phoaphate at B G Uyrue's Doan's Kidney pills. Klein’s Drug Store. The Savoy for lad iaa and obilii'en. Located on Main Street, Court Hous* Square. 5 5 2t '•'9 Hot Spring blood remedy pur.ties blood. Klein’s Drug Store. 5 or « doses “IKW” of Chills and Fever. 4 14 8 moa. Nitrate of soda and high grade feiii- Urer for sale at A Wichman A Son. Doan's Kidney pilla. Klein's Drug 8lo r e Advertise in The Press and Standard he paper with tae oirtataiio i Ail of Nyals medicines are reliabh- We tell and recommend them Klein's Drug Store. High grade acid phosphate at B G Hymn's. Nyals Stone Root Compound Remedy for kidney, bladder and liver Klein's Drug Store. Titles to Real Estate, aud all other blanks at The Press A Standard. Nyals ‘Eczema lotion a successful treatment and for the prompt reli**r **t eczema, ring worm, pimples kuiI ivy poison. Klein's Drug Store. l>r. Mile*’ Anll-l*Hlii Pills relieve imln For. Lameness in Horses v Much of the chronic lameness in horses is die to neglect. See that your horse is not allowed to go lame. Keep Sloan’s Liniment on hand and apply at the first signs of stiffness. It’s wonderfully penetrating—goes right to the spot—relieves the soreness — limbers up the joints and makes the muscles clastic and pliant. Sloan’s Liniment will kill a spavin, curb or splint, reduce wind puffs and swol len joints, and is a sure and sjxiedy remedy for fistula, sweeney, founder and thrush. Price, 50c. and 51.00. Dr. Earl S. Sloan, - - Boston, Mass. Sloan’■ bonk on hnraos, cattle, nheep and poultry aewt free. V\ > -..i. 1 ‘W>«‘W>©0 , W>.©-W>.® * -<*ay> ill 5 l cv t 5 8 0 NEED A BABY CARRIAGE? Ab long as the Population of Colleton County continues to in crease Baby CARRIAGES and GO-CARTS will be in demand. We have just received the largest shipment ever brought to this county. Let us Show you. $1.75 TO $20.00 IN PRICE Anything You Wish in Kind. tin FOLDING trace mark CO-CART a Have you ever tried making our Phonograph Records? ▼ end of fun. This {fan he done with the Edison. Edison % graphs are sold at the same prices everywhere in the » _ States from $12 50 up. ^ Get a catalogue of Edison Phonographs and Record from I S. FINN'S JEWELRY SIORE. * "Wy© Vr®Wv*'W».®WvA-W**-W>©'Wv© W».svWv«-Wy©-Wy0O^ It’s no Phono- United 5 Uprivht Reclining; Clewed Zr The politicians are still trying to farm the farmers. HARDWARE CO. YOU RELIABLE FROM RKIJAHLE PEOPLE CHUFAS, ! VELVET BEANS, Early Ambler Cane. North Caro- ina Peanuts, Georgia and Spanish' Peanuts. Pearl or Cat Tail Millet, Tennessee German Millet, Select Seed Corns, Improved Brown See l Peter kin Cotton, Bussell's Big Roil, and King’s Early Cotton. Prices on application. WRITE SHUPTRINE COMPANY, Savannah, Ga. UST WEEK FOR BRADEN’S STUDIO. This will be the last week with Baden’s Photo Studio ^ ralterboro. Don’t forget , Momiay, May 17, onr r, special rates on all 1 tms week. Walterboro Drug ft: AaM-Fhla Pia> * t 1. r, Al V. A. Darut, Agent for the International Auto •'1 Buijgy. High Wheel and Solid Tire, Sand Puller and Hill Climber. 1 will take pleasure in demonstrating the use of this car for prospective purchasers. Write me. For prices apply to W. A. DURANT, 1 "" ' • 0 V ' ' 1 ' » ' CottaferiUa, S. C To examine our 0 state ment of condition. People who intrust their money to a bank should know something -of ift financial strength. The annexed statement speaks for itself; on its strength we solicit your business. “THE OLD REUABLE” Statement of Condition of F 1 ARJ*! Att 13 M EICCH AIVTN BAJXK: Located at Walterboro, S. C. f At of llUMinoMM April ^Htlt IfMMt. RIBOURCKS. Loans and Discount* Overdraft* Banking House Furniture and Fixtures, Due from Ranks and Bankers Currencv Gold Silver, Nickles and Pennies Ghee - a and L’asb Items Local Collections $97,H64 ll 8 19 1.000 00 1.588 05 23,002 31 2,214 O0 1,045 O0 1 575 44 18 05 44 75 LIABILITIKS. Capital Stock paid in $15,000 00 Surplus Fund 10,000 00 Undivided Profits, less Cur rent expense* and Taxes paid 3,718 78 Dne to BanV* and Bankers, Dividends Unpaid 14 00 Individual Deposits subject to Check ' 01.726 18 '•’avings Denosits 37.000 45 Time Certificates of D-p'**-!?* 1,000 52 Notes and Bills Reiliscounud, Bills Payable, Total, $128,519 »3 Total, ^ $128,519 93 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, , County of Colleton. ' Before me came A H. Wichman, Cashier, of Farmers & Merchants Bank, who being duly sworn, savj that the above and foregoing statement ia a true con dition of said Bank, as shown by the books of filein said bank. Sworn to and subscribed lief ore me / this 7tb day of May 1909. ( A. H. WICHMAN, E. A Terry, [L.s.) Cashier. Notary Public, b. U. ^ Correct Attest: R. H Wichman i C D May. Directors. • Jno. H. Peurifoy * ) 1 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK OF WALTERBORO, S. C. 'H. ' ,' v ' & % r’v ' . WzkikJfaj