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■ \ 1 I I Hi i 5 Tb« tiraf, »#('on<t ftitil tbini irrM)r« th** W»tterhor<i Hi|jh Srh<v»l W*-<1 Monday »h»T M'« A iUii., Tb»*r liradM are tMfht t.y Mu» t a "id «»n Friday tM-forv rho f<»iwth Sunday «ud barr. ^ ' in/X'tober IbOl). and not on Friday Mia*** Halil* and Julia Fialay*oo. .f before the finit Sunday as stated in _ N»-w \ ork who hare 1*m>d th«* minutes Hen O CroaUy.nf Hoftln, was in mwa'^heir >i«. *r. Mr* Henry Caufhcn, Saturilay. K G Heolon of M«wrill*, wa» in towu Saturday. • Lewi* Oai>era ul in town Frida*. Heudcr»ii,avill0. wa» U H C’&rk, of HecderaouviU*. you in town yesterday. Henry Trowel! of Florida, i> viaitiny,' relative* at Great Hvamp. , W B Haul* and little aou ol diuoaka, were iu to ae* ua Haturday- J C I) Karab and little aoo, Colaoo, of lalandton, ware lu town Monday. J A Hanla of Gilli«oa*ille, waa a peaa- ant vialtor to onr office .Saturday. B M Warren, one of William*’ leading bnainaea man, was In town Monday. Mr* A V Padgett of Stoke*, waa among thoae in town abopping yaatnrday. State IMapenaary Andltor W B Weal •pant laat Wadneaday in town. H W Lindar of Chattanooga, riaited friend* and relative* bare laM weak. " - N B Grnbar of Ronnr^ waa among thoae who hap buainea* In towa yaater- day. J II Ryan, who baa been at Giiyton, Qa., for aomatiira ia at home again at Stokea Prof C V Farrow and Dr Barron, of Hnndaraon villa, ware in town Saturday morning N J Trowel I, one of Grant Swamp’* proaperona farmer*, had bnainaa* In town yaatardny. JR Padgett of Jaokaonrllle, Fin., haa haan viaiting relative* in Colloton for anveml dnya. Hon I) M Yarn of Aabton, and J J Folk, of Khrbardt, were among thoae In town Wednesday. Mrs S Finn and children will leave to day for Charleston, where they will apaod two weak*. Bolioitet Joe H Panrifov la bolding court in Chatlaaton this week, having gone down Monday. " Mr and Mra Jacob O’Quin of Hander, •onvtlle, ware am«>ng those who had baaineaa in tow j Saturday. ^ T u P0 ' k ; •^“PMiod by hie daugh- tar, Mra Corbett, ot lalandton, were among thoae in town Thursday. l ? ,l ? k i^ ltor of county, 2S?* ^cdnewlny night in town with hia brother, Dr U W black. ' lb * hota * ot Br and Mra M o^, / bU . rn ! ** no * ownplote atnee theatrlval of their little girl last Wed- d Jl P i 0ar ^* Jr * of Bmoaka, waa In a arrai, * in * tor entering ^JHjhjaial levy tor the Smoaka school Y mT C A°? p .? ay Ho J*’ wl11 at the ^ ^ A ball next Monday evening A urin will be held mltZ the bnairnTLeC ,ug Mias Ida M F tab borne baa accepted a yo^luou aa ateuograpbarwHh paurtfoy SS wUk WI ’ eKla her du “** early Rev J 1* Mortall retained yetterdav from a »uit to hia wn, A S Morrall of iwf“ “““i*" 1 - 1 "r >•* \ ’ ' w „ f M r* Newton Lariaey and Joel Lariaey of Maatmwville have returned ftom Cbarlenton, where they have been aboD- Ptng and vlaldng. F Mta K E Jouea and child, who have been viaiting relative* at Lodge, relurn- ed Monday . She waa aocompaoled by Mr Jouea, who went np Saturday, aouboro, r ta., have returned home after • pleaaant viiut to their brother., New *ou mid Joel Laruey. 0 f Maahawvilie, Rev B t Halford of Varnville, paea through town Monday en roum to bedou h, where he ta aaelattng Rev E D Craven iu a protiaoted meeting. W S Flak of Kofflu, baa onr thank* for a vert hue atalk of ang»r cane which he brought ns Saturday It U seven tcel tali aud haa ttttaeU Joint*. Miaa Mattva Izsid of Columbia, who la pleasantly remembeied here, apeut iremsatutday to Tueaaj in town aa tba guest of Mr and Mra h H V\ ichman. Mr and Mra J R Halford, who have banu at Try on, N O, for aaveral montha, retuiued to altar boro ytaitr.lay morn- Ing. _ Mr Halford ia much improved in I health. G K H Moore, of Hendersonville, wi among thoae hare Friday. Mr Moore came to attend the meeting of -the ex ecutive committee, of the Law and Or der League. Mias Kama IK Ik haa gone to Bdieto. near emcake, where ahe will teach again thla year. The patron* of her acuool *eie delighted with her aervioe. barn- berg Herald. S biau, ope of oor. popular jawelera, apant a lew days at Ehthardt: wnere he haa opened e branch jewelry More, and M teady now to aerve hia old and new ouetomers. f Rev FOB Cuttle and family will re- - taurp tomorrow evening. The announce- meat ia made that there wlU be at the Beptlet church gone tl» 1 heraw to visit reUtlve* Filin' there they will retufti to New York Clarence Kohlnmo, who ha* be*r. *f 1 hi* home 1e Georgia for several week* i recn|>erating Iroiu an a'far* <»f typhoid fever, has resumed and ra*ninrd u. teraitiou with the Colletou County ; Telephone Co. ». Respect fully, J. S. (Jriffin, Clerk NO MEETING HELD. Tpe meeting of the excutive com- mittee to have been held last Friday was not held on Recount of the ab sence of President Howell and Vice- President Padgett. Only two mem-* |, r pv h " ori " '* , here of the townships were present, J. H. Wood <£, Adams Run and G. E. H. Moore of Hendersonville. The time for the next meeting has not yet been decided. Th* fourth rjaarterly conference of the Walterb >ro Methodlat church will be bald here on Hnndsv morninv. tic'o- ber 10. The Presiding Eider H<«v W I Herbert, will only. There will be a regular monthly meet ing of the Woman’* Foreign Missionary Society at tba Methodist church on Sat urday afrarnoon, October 2, at five o’olcok. Let everyone try to get one other to attend thla meeting. Why Wa Are Stronger. EVERYBODY Come to the ice cream festival^at | Strickland school house. It js to*be . TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION. NOTICE—There w(Tl lie a regular teaebrra, examination ar .the Coart- hnhve, Walteiboro. Friday, Oct. 1. beginning at 9 o’clock Ap- pi leant* tor tea* hers' certificate* will p'eneebe on hand promptly H W BLACK. SR. County Supt. • f Education. Walterboro, S C, Sept. 11, 19o!» 9 158t NCTIf’K—Allpereona who have *ub- eentred to «tock in the Colleton Conn- tv Fair AMOciaiioo are requested to mnke pvvmem to the undersigned at once—&6*fb per xharn. or |5 00 T G Kara haw Sep 7 1909 Sec A Gea’l Mgr. It i'« of iotereet to note the high stand ing of n Southern institution. Statis tic* have been prepared t vat *how that the JEFFERoON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Raleigh. N. C\. i« one of the etrongeet inenraoce comp*nie* In America and is stronger in proportion to its assets, sniping and in*uraoc> report* than any other com pany wa* t It* age . . The old Greeks and Romans were Friday qf this week, the first day of greet admirere of health and strength; October. Give the month a good be- thetr pteturee and statuary made the •_ ■ . . .. . , . • „ muscles of the men stand out Ilka ®^ nn n * ^ treating your girl to all oorda. Food things Friday night. You are Am a matter of fact we have ath- all invited letes and strong men—men fed on fine strength making food such aa Quaker Oats—that would win in any content with the old Roman or Greek champions. g It’s a matter of food. Hie finest food far making strength of bone, muscle and nerve la fine oatmeal. Quaker Oats Is the best because it Is pure, no husks or stems or black specks. Farm ers’ wives are finding that by feeding the farm hands plentifully on Quaker Oats they get the beat results In work sad economy. If you live In a hot cli mate buy Quaker Oats la hermetically It keeps sweet and fresh. WANTED A PAPER. We will pay well for a copy of The Press and Standard of "March ;38, 1906. We desire to have the volume for that year bound, and cannot do so till we secure this missing copy. “THE MERCHANT." The Merchant Is a Family Home Pa per, earefolly edited to that nothing ia printed that la not calculated to interest or Instruct. It la delivered Free of charge, and we believe it is doing some good. It has pointed to many ettlicted 1 ones the road to Restored Health, and in thi* way haa saved many lives. We shall bn glnd to know thmt yon And i; Interesting and will be pleated to hand yoo extra copies for your frieoda, she uld you so dastre Wa will at all timaa be pleased to see you at our store, and will taka pains to show you onr Block of goods and give yoo oor prices. Th|* will not place yoo under any obligation to purchase, but we ere confident that our complete stock end Mir prices will appeal to you, and that we shaM he favored wl.h at least a fair share of your patronage. In any event, we promise yon careful attention and court eous treatment. v We aim to make friends and try to please all by being uniformly polite, prompt and accomodating. Wn want yon to get in the habit ol coming or sending to na for articles yon need in onr line, end if pure goods, low Constant attention and civility will do •o, we will make you onr customers and fpeade. We appeal to year judgment and interest; and with an earnest deter mination to treat all fairly and honestly we ask your consideration; and,« on these prtnciplee we base onr claim to and eolicit a share of, your patronage. Your* truly, A O Hiotl. One of the largest exhibits to be made at the County Fair will be by the Carolina Rice Assocition. This is one of the principal industries of lower Colleton and it will be proper ly shown in the Fair. FOR SALE THE FAMOUS “POCASABO” WANTS, WANTED—To leave oraell my efvre on the Wllltown roed. 1 1-2 miles from Clement Mineral Srringa, tn the midst of the track farmers. Come acd see it. Apply to 8 B Butler, 9 IS it Meggett, 8. C, WANTED—The public to know that I have opened an op-to-date merchan dise business at the B P Hudson Old Plantation. Call and sen me. 9 15 St J M Gaskins. WANTED—The poblic to know that the Savoy is still open and that all cold drinks and fruits can be had at any time. 9 S2 2t WANTED—My friends to know that I am now prepared to take permanent and transient hoarders. Have new quarters with nil modern convenien ces- Rates reasonable. - Mrs Rlch’d L White, *8 Wentworth St, Charleston, S C. WANTED—You to know that I have a comp'ete line of furniture, atoves, etc. I carry on a general line of repair work, anch aa organa, sawing machi nes, and bicycles- L N Glover. 8-11. % ftitusted on the Asbepoo A C. L. R. Road. Two Green I’ond, ronMviog ot ot valuable rice, cotton, Price in fee Plantation, River, and mile* from 1500 acres truck and timber land* $3.00 per acre. ALSO The “Maria Glover” and “Jessamine Grove tracts, situated on the Horse Shoe Cieek between Price’* Bridge and Asbepoo station, 1908 acre*. Price timber excepted. $2 50 per acre. “The “Spring Grove” tract, 5*5 acree lu Adam’* Ron township, 2 mile* from Adams Run station, a valuable tract o farming land, no waete or swamp laad. Price 92 28 per acre—timber excepted. T#o Hnndred and fifty scree in small tracts on The Spring Hill and Pynee tracts, near Green Pond, price $3 00 per acre. These tracts wiH be sold on teasoos- P rirta - able terms. Address Halsey Lumber Co, Charleston or Jacksonboro, S. C. 9 29 3t « FOR SALE FOR SALE—Farm consisting of 280 acres, within three milee ot Walter- horn. <>n public road leading to Cot- tageville, known aa the M anla place. Verj fine farming land, within easy reach of the Walterboro school*. Correspond with C. W. Garrle. 9 29 4t Denmark, S. C. 1£PR SALK—School books, school sup plies, pens, ink, pencils, etc The Pres* and Stpndkrd. FOR RENT OR 8ALE-Koadside Plan tation, Asbepoo River, at Asbepoo station, A C L R R, about two hun dred and fifty (260) sores of rice lands, sfxtyt60) acres fine high lend, two hundred (200) acres woo* ed land, pine sod bard woods. 8 G Stoaev, 9*8 4t Charleston, 8. C. FOR BALE—Jnst receive*! a oar load of ▲ngusta Brick. Pnoes quoted on ap- plicaticMk* Can till orders fer any Hmount. ' 8 25 rf J M McKenzie. BUSINESS LOCALS. Puzzle. Starting with tire letter S in the centre and reading in any direction. ho\<* many times can you spell “Shop at Brown’s?” / s N W O R r* R O W N S N W O R B T B R O W N W O R ,B T A T B R O W O R B T A P A T B R O R B T A P O P A T B R B T A P O H O P A T B T A P O H s H O P A T B T A P O H O P A T B R B T A P O P A T B R O R B T A P A T B R O W O R B T A T B R O W N W O R B T B R O W N S N W O R B R O W N S To the three persons spelling “Shop at Brown’s” as directed above, the greater number of times we will award the following Prizes; 1st Prize—Your choice of any Arm Rocker-in our store not ex ceeding $5.00 value.. 2nd Prize—Any article in our Hardware Store not exceeding $3.00 value. 3rd Prize—Any article in either of our stores not exceeding $2.00 value. CONTEST CLOSES NOVEMBER FIRST. Cut this out and work on it during your spare time. Let your answers come in AT ONCE so that your name can be recorded. NAME OF WINNERS will be published in The Press and Standard fist week in November. No person allowed to make more than one answer. WATCH THIS SPACE EACH W^EK DURING CONTEST- Over 200 Princess Ranges in use in Colleton County. Why? Heavy 10 Qt. Galvinized Buckets .18c. in our Hardware Store. Same bucket .25c. other places. Genuine $5.00 Reed Rockers $2.85 in our Furniture Store. 25 Stalls and large yard for your horses and they are FREE. I HARDWARE CO. “THE BUSY BUSINESS." 1 will bs in my new store by tie 10th of October where I aball be pSdaned to aerve my friends and customews. H 8 Glover. Fresh turnip seed* for fall planting at B G H) rue’s, Walterbor*- School supplies, tablet*, ink*, and school bags at Kleins. p,ld * elt °f J*° k * A TVhnir Dyspepsia, Chronic Constipa tion, Billiousneas, etc., are grcMtly benefitted by the use of Shuptrine’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. pencils J Use Kreso disinfectant for stable* and poultry yards at Klein*. 5 nr 6 dose* ‘ 606” will enre any of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. 4 14 6 moe For all general disinfecting purposes nae Kreso One tshle*po6nfnl to three pints of water. At Kleins. Shoe polish, black, tan and white at B G Hyrna’a. The Janas bottle keeps milk, coffee or heveragee, hot or cold, tor 72 hoars. Announcement. • We beg to announce to our patronizers of Colleton bounty that on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20th, we a tyvill open a branch Jewelry' Store at Ehrhardt, S. C, under the management of a Jeweler Specialist of the ■ 9 trade. Everybody in Colleton County knows the kind of treatment we have given our customers for years and *ve will keep up the same policy in our branch Store in Ehrhardt. We hope to get the same patronage as before, in both places. S. FINN’S JEWELRY STORE WALTERBORO AND EHRIIARDT S. 0 5 or H do*** ”66«'’ of Chill* and Fever. 4 14 Amo*. will care any case Price 25c. HAIR PUFFS 95c. / „ 0 Wigs, Ton pee*. Switches, Mustache* at corresponding moderate terms. Combings made np. Quick service. Stamps taken. Acme Hair Co. SAVANNAH, GA. HORSES AND MULES 1 will be in Walterboro next Monday, October 4, with a car load of fresh horsed and mules. Do not buy until you see them We can sell you what you want W. Z. AYER. NRcrniBsmu Razor#trope—endless variety. Baker razors ere the best. Large stock to se lect from Klein’*. Fresh to 1 nip seeds for fall planting at B G Hyrne’s, Walterboro. F-rer themometera 75c np at Klein’s. Shoe polish, black, tan and wlite at B G Hyroe’a. Baggage, freight or anything hanled or delivered, anywhere, at any time, day or night. ’Phone 48b or 15j. J. W. McKenzie. 8 25 If NOTICE. 4 goaO* Garris of! eaetoffUel 1 la towa THE NORTH POLK FOUND-We have the heel book pabUahed; giving Cook’s owa atonr and Pearv’s exnedi- tion. AGEGTS WANTED, OUT FIT FREE: send lOo In pay BBT lERMB, aka vateel aftaae gtvea to agnate who r, Atlanta. Ga. it .fioNDB Halt yaan vy&l *l >*Wri.Atwy n*H*4>a. tOLD IY ALL DRUGGISTS £25. EVERYWHERE S2S ' . ♦ There will be an entertainment at Ashton Knights of Pythias hall on Oc tober A, 1909, promptly at 8 o’clock p. m.. for the benefit of the Ashton Sunday school. A small admittance fee will be charged. Adults 10 cents and children five cent*. Everybody U cordially in vited to attend. Good meaio aad re freshment! wDI he eareti at year re quest. Sr. B. P. Oerter, Chairman, P.P-Jaaea, J.T. tmmons. ;y “ " “ * BEFORE PURCHASING FURNITURE & STOVES, House Furnishing Goods, Mens’ & Boys’ Suits GET OUR PRICES—WE CAN INTEREST YOU. CQOK-CREEN FURNITURE CQ P. P. P. Mate lamloB Circs ii DM Pom, Blenatia aii Stnfola. and debilitated, gives p. p, p, iwii IfleD the blood, builds up the strength to weakened nervea, expeb disease, giving th* patient health aad b^ppim-M, where aidkneaa, gloomy feelings and. lamitud# first prevailed. where aiSaneas, gloomy reelings ana uaauuae nr*i prevn _ _ In blood poison, mercurial poison, aaalaric, dyspepsia, and in all blood and skin diseases, like blotches, pimples, old chrome ulcers, tetter, scald bead, we say without fear of eoaMdktion that P» P* P* la the boat blond purifier In the world. . . ... Ladies whose ayateMS ar* poisoned aad whose blood is far aa Impure eon- & EE Root and Potaeatnm -■ P. V. LIPPMAN, •AVAMNAH» GA. Hi r 1