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Local and Personal ::
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W W Bisaop of Ruffin wa* in town
jttiUTdmy.
nr IP Heiudon of Hunia was in
town yenteiUay ^
W J Newton of AdftniO Run
Saturday !a town
Palmer Crosby of Neyle .- was int‘ wn
Saturday.
Mias Slattia Ilarmlon spondinir thm*
weeks wit . her br :ltr a- Colta^evilie.
Mrs I) •' VfMurph> and daughter, i
Mias Caroline. B'e visiting reiativvs iu j
Augusta.
Mr and Mr-> T !’ Lp«€*t»e of Charles
too are re« >.ivio^ . uigiatulutions, on the
birth of a son.
A-J mid J C Letnacks went to Savan
nah Mohjflsy aO^rtoon on a bn^iutss
trip, returning Tuesda) aftetnoon.
Mrs A A Palter«^n and sister. Miss
Anita Itaiiev, left Kridav to spend the
summer in Beaulort.
Miss Ray Jones, of Walter boro, is
visiting Vis* Leorelia Oglttby. Mi a
Jones has just been graduated from 'tr-e
'*utnter High School and is now on Lir
wav home —Evening Pool.
Mrs Mary Varna ire, wife of Wesby
Varnad'ie, of Petnel, died last Thursday
morning at Win e o’clock, after an illness
ot nil e uv« Slit- w-- \ears old:
fniier t! s»r’. ice were conducte^t PenUl
Mcr’iodi-t (u.wreh by Rev C '\v Purge-*
Friday tnormug She leaves a nasoand
aud niue children A lull account oi
her dealh Will af.} >er next week
Classified Advertisements
FOR SALE
POU SALE.—Several flne full blooded
Jersey uiiik cows, rub milk, larg*
iju&uitity. Apply to
I J Planchard
4 2$ tf.
FOR RENT—Presbyterian parsonage
for’he summer fir longer. Apply to
A H Wichmau. treasurer.
5 26 tf.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Mias E tna McTeer went to Hender
sonville to i >v 1 >r a few weeks visit to
her sister, Mis Moore.
Miss Jennie Addison accompanied by
her brother, W M Addison of Cottage-
ville, was iu town Monday.
Mrs W W Speights is riaitlng in
Charleston. (the will go from there to
Beaufort to spend the summer.
Rev W Palmer Chalmers returned to
’Walterboro last Saturday afternoon
after spending a very pleasant week in
Colombia
The jury oommiasionara will meet the
22nd Inal, to 4jraw 16 grand and 36 petit
jnrora for the term of couit beginning
July 5th.
Hon. J M Smith of Smoaki spent Fri
day night in town on bla way home
from a meeting of the Board of Directon
of the Stale penitentiary.
A H Wtcbman, caahier of the Farmers
end Merclanta Bank ia attending the
State Bankers Association at Wrights-
▼Hie Beach. N. C.
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Misses Dolly Price and Besah Kohn
left Monday afternoon for a visit to Mrs
J B Myers in Sammerrilie. They will
be away about ten days.
It would be a good Idea for persona
round Hendersonville who go shooting
on SondaT morning to be abls to dis
tingnish the difference between turkey's
and bussards.
Hon C W Qarria of Denmark was a
pleasant visitor to Waiterboro Fnday
and Saturday of this week. Mr Garne
returned by way of Bmoaks for a brief
visit to relatives there.
Senator Neils Christensen of Bean-
fort spent Monday iu town. Mr Chria-
teoaen is edilor of the Beaufort Gazette,
and la one of the braiuiest young men of
the State
Miss Basie Loper returned Saturday
from a delight!nl visit of several days to
Mrs A S Sabin at Branchvtile. a school-
mate. She alao attended the commence*
anent exercises at W iathrop.
A C vonLehe has accepted a position
with Thomas Bros, ot Baltimore as
travelling salesman He will handle
qneenaware orookery enameled goods,
tinware etc,
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In the contest that was conducted by
H 8 Glover in which he gave away a
barrel of flour to the holder of a Incky
number. J A Keegan was the wtnnei,
the number being 12M
It ia n source of great pleasure to vtait
our cemetery jest after the reoeut clean
ing up by the trustee*. The walks and
roads look line, the trees have been
inmmed, and fence nioely whitewashed.
A cash deal is the safest deal for both
parties and 5 cents off Is worth the sav
ing aud yooget it at J W Carson's.
GO FFY keeps flies off Horses ami
Cattle. Sto aud 50c at all drug stores. 81
Kodak and Kodak Supplies at
Klein’s Drug Store.
A dollar's worth for 95c at J W Car-
son's.
Fresh candies, cigars, cigarytts,
lemons and all the latest cold dnnks in
cluding the Mexican Sundae, Frappes
and egg Phospoaies. * The Savoy.
Buy fdr cash and get your discount at
J W Carson's.
Laoane will clean and bleach * any
straw hat and make it look like new.
Klein’s Drug Store.
Cheap for cash at J W Oarson’a.
Shoe polish, black, tan and wlite at B
G Hyrne’a.
Bibles, Testaments and storv books at
J W Oarson’a.
deanine, the lightning grease and
pain: eradloator will net injure the
finest fabric. Klein’s Drug Store.
$t tan illppera for yonng men at #8.50
leas 6 per cent, discount at J W Oaraon’a
5 or 6 doses “666” will core any oat
of Chills and Fever. Price 26c.
4 14 6 moa
Get yonr white canvass shippers at
W Oaraon.
Jell-o Ice Cream Powder. Klein's
Drug Store.
Fresh groceries] end
Carson's.
Cherrie-Hherrie ice cream on Mon
days, Wednesdays. Friday* and Satur-
dapa. Ail kinds of cold drinks and
different flavors of ic*>cream every day.
The Savoy.
Chickens and eggs wanted at J W
Carson.
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PORCH SHADES
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COLLETON BANKING COMPANY,
JOHN F. LUCAS,
President
R. L. FRASER,
Cashier.
With modem equipment and competent, reliable clerical
force, this bank is prepared to give careful attention to all
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known and so well known in Old Colleton.
cheap at J W
Nyals Mosquito lotion, an agraeab'e
safeguard agaiust annoyance by gnats,
moaqultoea aud other insects.
Klein’s Drag Store
Shoe polish, black, tan and white at B
G Hyrne’a.
6 or 6 dosea ”666” will enre any caae
of Chllla and Fever. Price 36c.
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Advertiae in The Press and Standard,
be paper with tne circulation.
Title# to Real EsNate, and all other
blanks at The Prea* A Standard.
We are in receipt of a ver
‘ hydri
The
hunch of hydrangeas from liim
beautiful
Maggie
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Harley. The bush from which
were taken measures twenty-nine and
one-half feet in circumfence.
Dr Tnmblestou and wife of Live Oak
Fla. spent Tburday night in town es the
? neats of Mr end Mr.< W V Glover- Mrs
umbleston will be pleasantly lemem-
bered here as Him Elliot Williams.
A G Yarn of Charleston was In town
Monday Mr Vatn lathe originator of
the Yarn Rheumatic' remedy, which he
claims Is an infaJltble care tor rheuma
tism. This remedy la sold here by the
"W a’ter boro Diug Co.
Tire 1a.1i* , H of the Parsonage Aid
Stciely will give eu ice cream supper
on the Godfrey lot next Tuesday night,
June, 22cd, beginning ftt eight o’clock.
The punlru ar„ cordially invited to at
tend.
Judge R F. HIU and Mr Bradley, the
expert examiners here, returned to VVal-
tertxrro Mouds\ afternoon to resume
their work iu the county offices, after
spending ten days at their Ik me in Ab
beville.
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The Hendersonville Graded '■Thool
held a very enjoyable picoip at the close
of the school st White Mali. Tenuis
plnying was the feature of the occasiou,
and addresses were marie by D B Peuri-
foy. Esq aud Prof. Farrow.
• Miss Jeasie Fraser, who has just been
re-eketed as a teacher in the Graded
school here, will leave in a few days to
spend the summer in the mountains of
N C. and will later attend the Summer
School of the South at Knoxville.
REUABLE
FROM REUABLE 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 bn
application.
WRITE
SHUPTRINE COMPANY,
Savannah. Ga.
Remley, a prominent
i of W alterboro
Captain J H
planter aad busrneas man
spent several days In town last week
Mr Reas ley was very much pleased with
WayaeevlLe and will probably spend a
peat of the summer here.—Wi
Covter.
RrauctivUle, S. C., Jan 12,190».
Mr A O Yarn, St George, S. C.:
Dear Sir:—I have suffered with ar
ticular rheunrat sin for the past ten
years and have tned every spring in the
whole conntry for it and got no relief. I
have tried nearly every drug the medical
profession has gotten out for the treat
ment of rhenmatim wi*h the same re
sult I was Induced to take a bottle of
yonr Remedy, and one bottle cured me
entirely and I am too glad to be able to
heartily recommend it to any one suffer
ing with any form of the disease.
Very respecttully yonrs,
L J. Mann,
Physician and Surgeon.
Sold by Walterboro Drag Co., and
Klein’s Drug Store
la Um two!
iyneavllle
of baae ball grayed
Charleston, 8. C.. April 5, 1909.
The Charleston Drug Mfg.Co., Charles
ton, S. C.:
Dear SirI am proud to state to yon,
for the benefit of thoee who may bf suf
fering from the same trouble that I was
for the last two years of Kidney and
Bladder trouble, alao stiffnesa ia mv
joiaison account of my Kidney and
Bladder, I wma diatarbed five aad aut
timae a sight, aad afar taking two hot
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THE CROSS OF HONOR!
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Only a little cross of bronze.
But it tells a wondrous story.
Of woman's love for a cause that
wax lost
And the fall of a nation’s glory.
It tells of woman’s sacrifice
For the cause we loved so dearly.
Her prayers and tears for loved ones
lost
And homes made s«d and dreary.
Four years of strife she bore her
part.
To the front her dear ones sending
On many a blood bought battle field
An Angel of Mercy bending.
Four years of lonely watching.
Four years so filled with sorrow'.
Mourning today o’er her hero—dead
Yet ready to help on the morrow.
Tho daughters of those noble Dames
To you present this token.
In memory of a duty done
And faithfulness unbroken.
Keep it and w'ear it, an honored
badge.
Tell to your children the story,
The Lost Cause and the Stars and
Bars. —
That sank in a Sea of Glory.
The Veterans soon will pass away
But while life lasts they’ll save it,
A sacred jewel blest in deed
Twas a daughters love that gave
it.
G. W. 0. Rivers.
June 12. 1909.
CARD OF THANKS.
Through your columns we desire
to thank, with all sincerity, the
numerous friends who have sym
pathized with an«l aided us in the
recent terrible bereavement it has
been our lot to .suffer in 4 the death of
our oldest son J. Benjamin, who was
so toullv assassinated two weeks ago.
We shall never forget the kind sym
pathy of all who have felt for us,
and this has helped us to bear the
fearful tragedy. Our son’s, widow,
who is now with us as a member of
our family, joins in this expression
of thanks, as do his other relatives.
Weshall hold every friend in kind re-
S embrance, and our praver is that
eaven may repay you all for each
thought or act of sympathy.
Sincerely and sorrowfully,
Mr and Mrs J. L. Smoak.
Smoaks. June 14.
[ POEiry
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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- another room,
cool and shady, to the house where
you may enjoy every refreshing
breeze, in secluded comfort.
Your porch can be equipped at a
cost of from #2.00 to .*10.00.
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Spring and Summer Jewelry,
Novelties for Ladies and Gen-
tleman’s wear in the /line of
Rings, Brooches, Bracelets,
Hat pins, Scarf pins, Belt pins,
Sleeve Links, Charms and
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Fobs. Come and see them.
A bit of modest Jewelry helps
wonderfully to brighten up
your costume.
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tion of
10-INCH DOUBLE DISK
RECORDS.
We have them in Sterling
Silver. Gold Filed and Solid
Gold.
Everything is guaranteed by
ware; 1# ft*t7u well •• J Two R«COnk Single
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positor should know the
character and the standing
of the bank with which he
deals.
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of our directors and the
experience and ability of
our officers with a record of
seven years of successful
business is sufficient
guarantee that the interests
of every depositor will be
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