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i t t 'rz- wn. w- 1 t»ininM'MM»nnmM»<: Local and Personal : !< H H I I I M I I H I I I I I I I »M W A Strickland of Smoaks was in town Monday. C A Grave*, foreman of The Prww and Standard left Monday aftemoc^ for a week's holiday in Spartanburg. ■leMM Mm Graves and their little daughter. Carolina, will return with him. M A Crosby of Ruffin u as in to see is Monday. F Padgett of Smoaks had business n town Monday. Misses Sarah and Bessie Kohn are visiting friends in Beaufort. Cant E L Fishburne will leave Sat urday for Camp Perry, 0., where he will be one of the representatives of the .Srd regiment at the National target practice. He will be away two weeks. Mr and Mhs A A Herndon of Ruf fin were in town yesterday. Dr Mood Williams of Lake City is spending a fe*v days in town. S. Finn, who has been eway sever- al days returned last evening. Miss Jessie Fraser, who has been spendmg several weeks very delight fully visiting friends and relatives in Knoxville, Tenn, has returned to Walterboro. She sjient several days oil her return w’ith the Misses Hey ward of Charleston. 'Mrs R F McCorkle of Savannah is visiting her mother, Mrs J L Framer. The picnic at Tabor. Saturday, July 31, was a most enjoyable day. In addition to the speechs by Rev Harley and Col Henderson, able and eloquent addresses were made by Rev C W Burgess, Rev J PChalmers, Sen J S Griffin and Dr H W Black. •I' Mrs Ayer cf Bamberg, is in town visiting her daughter, Mrs David Black. Mwscs Kmma and Lonnie Carter of Lodge are visiting Mrs R E Jones this week. Mrs T J Simmons and children of Islandton are here visiting her moth er Mrs R E Jones. Misses Bessie and Emma Wil liams of Trenton, Fla., the charming oung granddauuhtets if “Uncle| ’eter” Williams have been visiting Mr and Mrs C P Ackerman of Cot- tageville. They came to Walterboro ] Monday to spend sometime with Mrs Riddick Ackerman. HOT WEATHER FURNITURE I N Riser of Lodge is spending a few days in town with his daugher, Mrs E E Jones. Miss Inez Lemacks of Ritter was in town several days last week visit ing relatives. If Isa Hattie vonLehe left yesterday morning for a visit to relatives and fiiends in Gillisonville. Franklin Davis son of Mi and Mrs V W W Davis returned Friday from a visit to relatives in Charleston. Miss Essie Hyrne left Tuesday morning for Sumter, where she goes to visit relatives and friends. ROBERT MALONEY KILLED. Sunday morning at Sniders, Robert Maloney, a young negro, was shot and instantly killed by Onion Wineman, the weapon used being a 22 calibre rifle. Wineman claims he and Maloney were in a scuffle to see j JOHN F. LUCAS, which one could get the rifle when it was discharged, the bullet enter ing heart of Maloney. Some other persons who were near claim that Maloney was sitting on the banisters on the front piazza when Wineman shot him froth inside the door, and THE OLD RELIABLE COLLETON BANKING COMPANY, President R. L. FRASER, Cashier. is here to make you comfortable, fcee the cool looking willow easy chairs and rockers, the shade giv ing bamboo curtains, the hammock that Wites to repose. THE COST OF THIS COMFORT With modern equipment and competent, reliable clerical is all G C Brown and W J Taylor leave today for a trip of two weeks to New York and other Northern Cities. shot him from insiae tne <«x> force, this bank is prepared to give careful attention to that they had been heard quarreling. | ’ ^ 1 s Wineman is about 9 years old appar- business. Accounts in Savings and General Department in- Mr and Mrs Max Waker of Bamberg will arrive in town this aftenoon for a visit to Mr and Mrs C D C Adams. ently, Maloney was a little older. Wineman was committed to jail at 3 o’clock Monday morning by Magis trate Ulmer. is so little that to go without it foolishness. Come and select a chair, a settee, a few porch step seats anyway, for use when your friends drop around in the evening. Mias Sarah Allen a (farming young lady of Columbia is in town visiting at the home of Mrs M B Patterson. Mrs T G Kershaw and little son, Gourdin, are spending a week on Sullivan’s Island with Miss Mayrant. Miss Allen of Columbia is among the pleasant visitors in town. She is the guest of Miss Eunice Glover. MISS MELUCHAMP DIED. We regret to announce the death of Miss Eliza C Mellichamp, the niece of Mrs Curtis, which sad event took place at theJiiverside Infirmary on Saturday night. July 31st. She was buried on the Sunday fol- vited. Our bank is able to meet every demand of its patrons —and is as strong and as sound as Our Managers have made " ‘ 9 it. Their names alone would be sufficient Guarantee wherever i known and so well known in Old Colleton. ’ey lowing in Magnolia Cemetery, from St. Luke’s Episcopal church. Rev FI fljssjf jflj AdveftiSeHefltS* Miss Sallie R Yarn of Islandton was the fortunate winner of the Winthrop scholarship from this ^county. O S Curtis who was called to Char leston on account of her illness re mained till Tuesday afternoon. Miaaea Ruth and Minnie Price of Barnwell, arrived in town last Thursday to visit relatives and friends. There will be services at St Judes, conducted by Rev T T Walsh. Wed nesday evening 18th inst, at 8:30 ’o'clock. P Stokes Connor, of Smoaks, came down Friday afternoon to be present at the “Leap Year Dance'* that anight. SALE. WANTS, WANTED—You to know that I havo a complete line of furniture, atovea. etc. I carry on a general line of repair work, such as organs, tewing machi nes, and bicycler L N Glover. Ml. WANTED—Sallamau to Mil fruits and produce lu and around Walterboro. D fltahinper Oo. CbariMtoa. S. G. *.11-11 E Hubster has completed hia resi dence and has moved of the moat comfortable in town. It is one residence W Bnran of leave Monday Mr and Mrs R G Hendersonville will „ •for a visit of two weeks to relatives «t Greenville. ■ ft T H Caldwell was in town Monday, * part of his Machinery was broken which he mended. brought to town to be ‘Dr and Mrs HW Black and son, Brawly, left Monday morning for Branchville for a week’s visit to their .son, Howell’s, family. Dr S N Riddle of Sumter spent Monday night in town with hit wife lira Riddle whob visiting her moth- <er, Mrs E M Jones. Mbs Rebecca Saub and little ai ter, of Smoaks and Mbs Nan Bre- Jand of Drs Greek were in town last wreck on a shopping expedition. Little Allen S Isgett returned Sun- rday to hb home at Cottageville after ? spending a.month in town with his Jurat Mrs J E Easterling. Mrs Florry Ritter of Copes arrived in town last evening. to visit her •cousin Mrs B Levy. Mis Ritter will 4* remembered as Mbs Florry Stephens. <> Supervisor J 0 Griffin b spending -several weeks on Sullivan’s Island f advice of hb physician. Mrs Griffin will go down to spend (rom Satur day ( to Monday with him. Hr and Mrs D L Smith and chil 'Iren have returned to town after a two weeks viisit to relatives at Smoaks, Orangeburg, North am Branch ville. ool and Mrs J G Padgett and J M spending a while Moorer, Esq., are spending on Sullivan’s bland. Col Padgett •expects to undergo a needed surgi- « wl operation before hb return. My entire Stock of General Merchandise at greatly re- 11 also duced price. Wi xirchaser store building. Apply within 20 days to rent I. A SAULS, Simus, s. c. A Tonic Dyspepsia, Chronic Constipa tion, Billiousnem, etc., am greatly benefitted by the uae of Stuiptrine’s Liver Pills 10 Don't fail to try them when you want results. The pills are pleasant to take. Act promptly and never gripe. SHUPTRINE COMPANY, Savannah, Ga. T. D. FENDER Branchville, S. C Rev and Mrs T P Baker and chil- dmn leave this afternoon to spend the remainder of the aummer at hb -old home in Virginia. They, will Will be in Walterboro on every 1st Monday and will be pleased to have all your orders for trees and plants. Prices to suit the times.' WANTED—Tbs pubtln to kaow tint oa Saturday, Aug. *1, IMS, fetor* wilt to •looted tor toaneks *okool Ap- Bticatlnn* usd rafbreoeM should be ftbd with tto uademgaed oa or be fore that day. 14 St J B a mith, Obaitmau Board of Frustaaa. Amoakt, 8. C. WANTKD—L'le* A Lila* of Orange burg. 8 O. waui u good bust ing man ta »bi* Count? to wiIm li»e iwuranoe tor tbc .fEFPRH80N of Raleigh. V C, the rtrongaat and U-ediog Company in the Booth. Write to them, for it will Mean money tor you, 7 14 *■ KEMIIBITS null in FOR SALE FOR SALE—One J#*My bull 8 yearn eld. Apply to IN Riser, Lodge, 8. Q. 8 4*t BUSINESS LOCAL*. Frrah turnip acad* for toll planting at B O Hyrne’*, Walterboro New atook of turnip eeed*. Klein’* Drugstore. Fr**h turnip fd* for fall planting at B G Hyrne’*, Wal'arboro GO FFY keep* die* Off Horae* and Cuttle, too and 50c at all drug •tore* 84 8boa polish, black, tea and will# at B G Hyroe’*. Bniikt* Improved rutabaga turnip ■aed* ai K.eiu'* Drug Mtore Purple top and Globe turnip Med* at Kietu'* Drug Stnr**. 5 or 6 doM* • 60G ’ wil! cure any oum of CMIU a oil Fetrar. Price toe 4 14 6 ia * RnUt« r»d or parole too tnroip need* a: Kirin’* Drug dure. Shue poluh, black, tan ami while at B G HviUe'*. Bui-te Wbl'e Globe Turnip Seed* at K.«tu s Drug Store. 5 or 6 doeee “to6’’ will cure any of Chilta and Fever. Price too. v 4 14 6 mo*. Buiate Yellow G'obe Turnip, Yellow Aberdeene. Flat Dutch. White Egg, 1 tor mi UXATtVE CttBUmf Cow Horn, and all other varieties fail and winter planting, ia bulk, fresh from BaUta eeed farm. Klein’s Drugstore. Advertbe to The Preaa and Standard, the paper with the oiroublloa. Turnip eeeda of all varttbe. Kioto's Drug Stem l Titbe to Beal Btfate, and ell and is useful in a hundred ways, indoors and out, day «* after day. Everybody needs one or more. It is useful in the Nursery, in the Sick Room, when Traveling. Motoring. Yachting, Hun ting and Ftahing. Keeps contents Hot 24 hours without fire and keeps cents cold 3 days with out ice. wm co. SEVEN YEARS We hpve now passed the 7th milestone in our ex istence as a Bank in Tracy. During.this time we have grown from a small be ginning a large and successful business. We have endeavored to keep abreast of the times, . # providing for ourselves every modern appliance and up-to-date system to facilitate our office work; provid ing for our depositors every safe-guard known for their protection and security. We have given freely to every deserving charity; contributed to every enterprise that would tend to improve or bring trade to our city. We enjoy the confidence of the people of this com munity, and take this opportunity to thank our cus tomers whose patronage has helped to make the year 1909 the largest and best in our history. ^ ^ v WE ARE HERE TO STAy’ ’ v- A S. FINN'S JEWELRY STORE. > barsh pbyab*. Tim reactioa i* the boweia, kwta to ohrogto Got Doob’i RwraleU THE * j FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK 0F WALTERBORO, S. C o I * .. \ ,\ -1 A ■- » \» sfjs- >r« i/! \ \ » '■ ) . , ■ ' * ' •V