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P P Hiott wm b«re Saturday.
K H Ulaar.of Raffin. wm here Satur-
day.
Paul K Oroitby of Ijlaudtoa. was in
town Mouday,
Hon (J W Way. of Mt Carmel, was m
to »ee ua Uouday.
J L .Hmoak of 8woak«, waa In lowu
Thorwlay.
J D K'Sher of Round, was in town
Moutlay.
I! W DuBoia went to Charleston ves
teulay.
K D Hyme of Ebrhardt »|>eut yeaier-
day in town.
.1 D Ackernmn of Cotlai'eville, waa tu
town Mouday.
.1 II K-*inlay of Neylea, waa in town
Haturday.
Sam K Sauudcra, of Slokea, waa here
.Saturday.
Et Corouer J M Banton, waa here
Satuiday.
C P Kiahhurna of Neylea, waa io town
Thursday.
A Driggers, of Redon’s was here Sat-
airday ou buainesa.
Coroner D D Rhode of Cottagerl'le.
Jhad buHineas hare Saturday.
Hon W (1 Brant, of Snldera, waa
•among thoae in town datarday.
0 U V Banton, of Beaofxt, waa in
down from Friday to Monday.
J C Strickland and son, T R, of
ft token, were in town Monday.
Col J G Padgett bad profeMiooal
Jbaeineaa in Ohaileaton Monday.
Mlaa Kstell Kaaterlin, of Round, ia
wiattlng Mn W J Taylor.
Mrs W E Joues left yesterday for a
wisit to reiativea at Allendale.
o
W R Reynolds of Jacksonboro, callep
do aee ua while in town Monday.
Mrs HR Crosby and children, Clyde
and Virginia, were in town yesterday.
M agist rale ROW Bryan, of Hender-
aouviile, bad business in town Saturday.
B R Urtfhn of Roftin mtil route
one, waa among those wbo came to town
Saturday.
W Z Ayer of Otar, mas here from
Satnrday till today with a number of
horses.
Mrs P J Luces left Monday afterqoon
for s risit to her sister in Charleston,
Mrs T P Lesesue.
•I no K Herndon of Rnfllu, waa among
the prominent Tiaitors io Walterboro
Thursday.
HEYWARD RIFLEMEN GOES TO AIKEN
THE MIDDLE OF JULY.
The companies constituting the Third
Regiment of the National Guard ot I
South Carolina wid go into camp at
AlienTS C ,.IulyL:th and will btea:
camr July 21st.
Captain Kianhnrne has received a
si he ule of drills and txercise*, to le
had during the encampment, which in
cludes company drills, battalion dril',
close and extended order, advance
guard doty, outposts, patrols and attack
and defence by the different orgamr. -
tious • As the commanding officer’
favor* small and well trained company* ,
it is not probable that the local compt i y
will taka" more than thirty-five men
These will be selected according to
merit
Ameeungof the Heyward Riflemen
has been called for Friday night at the
Armory, at eight o'dKk.
RELIABLE
FROM RELIABLE PEOPLE
CHUFAS,
VELVET BEANS,
Early Ambler Cane, North Caro
lina Peanuts, Georgia and Spanish
Peanuts, Pearl or Cat Tail Millet,
Tennessee German Millet, Select
Seed Corns, Improved Brown Seed
Peterkin Cotton, Bussell's Big Boll,
and King's Early Cotton. Prices on
application.
WRITE
SHUPTRINE COMPANY.
Savannah. Ga.
Classified Advertisements.
wIntr.
WANTED A POSITION—Genoral of-
fioa work for all day, or to take charge
of a set of books for part of each day.
Lucia B. Patterson
WANTED—2 bushels of large, treah
Damson plums for preserving.
C M Grace
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FOR SALE
FOR HALE—Oats in the sheaf and oats
and vetch bay. $1 per 100 pounds.
.las E Peurlfoy,
6 15 tf Waiterb iro, 8. C.
FOR SALE.—Several fine full blomied
Jersey milk cowa, rich milk Ikrge
quaoitity. Apply to
IJ Blanchard
4 28 tf.
THE OLD RELIABLE
COLLETON BANKING COMPANY,
JOHN F. LUCAS.
President
R. L. FRASER,
Cashier.
H R Martin and aon, T L, of Raffin,
were an mag these who called to aee ns
Monday.
Little Natilee Beach of Savannah, it
•pending some time with her grand*
parents near Stokes.
Oapt H D Padgett, clerk of court, has
retarned from a visit of several weeks to
. relatives in Florida
Miss Wilbeimina Strobel has accepted
a positton aa assistant to Mr.McKenzie,
'the depot agent here.
BGHymewrut to Oharlestcn yes
terday returning with Mrs Hyrne yes
terday afternoon.
ftMaa Hattie vonLebe spent from Fri
day till Mouday at Ebrhardt, the gaest
of Mrs H H McKeithen.
T H Caldwell, of Lodge, was in Wal
terboro Moudav, attending the meeting
of the County Farmers' Lniou
*.
Mrs George Price, who baa been visit
Ing relative* at Fioteuce and Summer
ville, retarned home Monday evening
Mrs Lila Williams of Allendale who
has been vinitiug her daughter. Airs W
E Jones, returned to her home Friday.
George Price, who baa t>een attending
F'armau Univendty at Greenville, ar
rived lr town Monday for bis vacation
K P Knight and son, Harry, spent
from Saturday till Monday with rela
tive* in Chat lesion and Summerville.
Mis* Lillie llendeison’s music clats
willfetve » closing mustcale this even
ing a( her bom 1 * A rare treat ii in stoie
tor those w ho attend
Prof T V Farrow, who has conducted
a mo*’ amcefcid :t term as principal of
tnc Heti.ieie iivtile Graded school, was
in town ftuMidsy.
Married Hnndsy sfiernoou. Juneli, ty
''•WO Brant, Mias Lina Breland ot the
Lethri neighborhood, and 'Charlie
. Hmiih, of Uuffiu.
•itHss Era M*>e of Marion, arrived in
town Monday evening. Mias Mace baa
accepted the position aa stenographer
the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
TO RENT—Nice residence in good
locality. A Wichman & Son.
6 * St
FOR RENT—Presbyterian parsonage
tor the summer or longrr. Apply io
A H Wichman, treasurer.
6 M tf.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
for
J H Reaiey of Mevle’s, who has been
apeadiag some time in the upper port of
this State and North Carolina, returned
Some loot week, mnoh pleated with his
-trip.
The oloaiag emroises of the Adams
Hoa eokooA will be held Friday evening
v J 8 M ftnch, the
ot this wi
principal
Rev
arranged
an enjoyable
Mr and Mr* G W Sweat of Hander*
aoavtlle, psuwed through Walterboro
Friday afternoon an route to John M
Crosby's, who is very ill at his home at
town
f rrd msms tweil _
aoma and esyt he getting along aicaly
4 n hie work /
J A Bdwarde, who hoe raoantly erect*
GO-FFY keepe flies off Horses and
Cattle. 25c and 50c at all drug stores 84
Butter 35c. a pound at W Y Glover’s
64-30 liver pills for billloasness.
Klein’s Drag Store.
Fresh cendiss, cigars, cigoretts,
lemons end all the latest cold dnnks in
cluding the Mexican Sundae, Freppes
and egg Phospoates. • The Savoy.
Shoe polish, black, tan and wlite at B
G Hyroe's.
64 30 Liver pill* for that bad taste In
your mouth. Klein's Drug Store.
5 or 6 doses ‘ 606" will cure any case
of Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
4 14 6 mos
64*30 pills regulates the liver. Klein's
Drug Store.
Cherrle-^herrie ice cream on Mon
days, Wednesday!*. Fridays and Hatur-
daps A I hind« of cold dnuks atm
ditTerenl flavors of ice cream every nay
The Savoy.
64 30 liver pills have given satofac-
lion tor over 21 years. Klein's Drug
Store- •
Shoe ’'•>li*h black, tan and white at H
G Hyrue’s.
Doan's Kidney pills at Klein's Drug
Store. ,
They are sold at Klein’s Dm* Store:
Dome’s Kidney pills.
5 or « doses “666'’ will cure any case
of Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
4 14 6 mos.
Every bottle guaranteed. Price 25
cents Geer’a Chill and Fever Tonic at
Klein'* Drug Store.
Advertise In The Frees and Standard,
he paper with the oiroalsUon.
Nunnally’y famous candies continne
popular. T
always froth. Kleins
With modern equipment and competent, reliable clerical
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force, this bank is prepared to give careful attention to all
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business. Accounts in Saving* and General Department in
vited. Our bank is able to meet every demand of its patrons
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— and is as strong and as sound as Our Managers have made
it. Their names alone would be sufficient Guarantee wherever
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known and so well known in Old Colleton.
'hey com* by express and ore
Drag Store.
Titles to Real Estate, and ell other
blank* ok The Prom A Standard.
Oadat A OUv* Blare of the Cited* I,
hot oar thank* for an invitation to th«
commencement exercises of the Pol) -
technic and Colliopaaa literary Socie
ties Jane Ik, at German Artilery Hal’.
Charlaeton.
Walterboro and Hardee villa wtU play
a game of bam ball in Walterboro t< -
(Thursday). Tha
Roy B F Halford, of Varnvtlle, was (tame will be called at 4.80. The ator**
>wn Friday and Saturday. Mr Hal- u Iowa will duo* and everybody will
edaaeme tweil pleased with his new attend tb* game.
The Winthrop ^CsDcge girls from
the holidays
from Woltarboro
But
Hyvno,
oh
I have decided in the
fuVire to do only a
STRICTLY CASH
HUMNESS So do not
a-k for credit.
Now I have figured it out
and I cannot afford to
lo**e the bad accounts ,
made by any credit system
5 cents Cash Back for
every dollar purchased at
my store.
Remember we keep an
up-to-date stock of goods,
Groceries. Canned Goods,
Crocker^-, Tinware, Shoes,
Hats, Etc., Etc.
Books, Novels and Re
ligious Books, and Sta
tionery.
J. W. 0 ARSON.
NOTICE.
Just received a good selec-
' tion of
10-INCH DOUBLE DISK
RECORDS.
Two Records at a Single
x Price.
Music on both Sides—
only 65c. a Record at
S Finn’s Jewelry Store.
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by faking ene
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sigkndSmme'
antesnaMmaniwMehl ^
Take No Sobotltifte.
“D wa a Oiurmse. cured ms of
•box »ed annoy ad wa a long time. The
cum wm permanent"—Hoa; 8 W Mob-
llama. Canminmoeer Labor SmilHoK
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SOME POEin
Spring and Summer Jewelr)-,
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Novelties for Ladies and Gen
tleman’s wear in the line of
Rings, Brooches. Bracelets,
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Hat pins, Scarf pins, Belt pins,
Sleeve Links. Charms and
TVS,
Fobs. Come arid see them.
A bit of modest Jewelry helps
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wonderfully to brighten up
your costume. ^
We have them in Sterling
Silver, Gold Filed and Solid
Gold.
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Everything is guaranteed by
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FIR FLETCHER'S
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“She can »ee Kirn, but he ct n’t tee her’’
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thaoc tyudor 88 AMR
PORCH SHADES
GET THE MOST out of your
porch this summer!
Make it a spot where you can : f^st
or work on the hottest days out
doors, yet free from the sun’s glare
and heat.
You can do this with Vudor Por'h
Shades; you can add arother room,
cool and shady, to the house where
you may enjoy ev rv refreshing
breeze, in secluded cor’ fort.
Your torch can be ♦(nipped at a
cost of from $2.00 to $10 00.
. HARDWARE CO. .
THE
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BANKER
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in making loans must know
ta a certainty that his
applicants or sureties are
responsible and worthy of
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credit.
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Likewise, the prudent, de
positor should know the
character and the standing
of the bank with which he
deals.
The business reputation
of our directors and the
experience and ability of
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our officers with a record of
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seven years of successful
business is sufficient
guarantee that the interests
of every depositor will be
carefully protected.
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