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Virginia-Carolina Top Dressing For Cotton or Com 80 Pounds to the Acre v j Gives Marvelous Results t Increases the Yield Prevents Shedding During the August Rains Builds Up Your Land Cheaper than Nitrate of Soda Better for Plant; Better for Soil * We Have a Few Tons of This / - » . 1 o Wonderful Fertilizer Now on Hand Candidate Cards. FOR CONGRESS. v . _ To my friqpds and constituents of the first Congressionah District: 1 hereby announce that 1 shall stand for reflection to Congress, subject to the rules governing the Demo cratic primary. During the years I have been your Congressman I have done my best to serve you honestly and faithfully and to protect your every interest to the • lost of my ability. I tfifrt you still have con fidence in my ability to serve you, arid I shall esteem and aftyreoiatc very -highly any assistance you may- render me in the coming primary. (ieo. S. If gare. To the Democratic voters of Col leton and the First Congressional District: I announce myself a can didate for Congress from the Kirs: District and solicit and will appre- TERRY & SHATTER ciate your support TA YLOR’S Our sale advertised in the last two issues ol this paper exceeded our utmost expectations in genuine results. We were very glad to see that our eftorts were appre ciated—and it was such a pleasure to note the many satisfied and in many cases supplied customers, taking advantage ot these very- special values we gave to the shopping fraternity of Walterboro and Colleton County. Allow us to place a few more values before you, which are even better than those before offered: i piece plum colored linen,; too pair of Peters Celebrated swell goods for coat suits These goc ds cost us < 5c, to close iQC. 1 piece Catawba Rep. 1 piece Copenhagan'Rep. 1 piece Royal Blue Rep. These goods would be cheap at'20C. They cost us 15c. They have not moved as they should. Would they surprise you alt ^ toe 4 pieces colored P. K. Brown, Cherry, Blue. 2 shades. Goods that were big values at 15c— to close IOC High silk finished Mohair or Brilliantine, 52 in.—Colors brown, navy, garnet Goods we sold at 75c to close.___49c 36 in. striped linens-^a very swell, and styHsh fabric for coat suits, skirts. Childrens’ 1* mp pers, etc. Classy stuff. Original price 15c, logo at— A. Tan Oxfords. We have dis continued the agency of this make of shoes - and will close out what remains of this line at less than cost We mean for them to go: Slippers we sold at $3.50 now $1.98 Slippers we sold at $3 25, now $1.75 Slippers we sold at $3.00, now Slippers we sold at $2.50, now $1/25 Slippers we sold at $2.00, now $LOO Slippers we sold at $1.25, now ; 8 5 c % Give us a chance to prove it TAYLOR’S Waherboro’* Popular Store. ' NOTICZ. AO District* dNtrtec to TraatoM fevappsiatMt for tho two years to bvn tkeir noma tloM te by tfce nm of Jaly. TWs 10- m«J» by potWoo or H.W. B’aok.Br. Oo. Sept, of Ed. Wallet boro» IK. iS, NOTICE. I will U be at Pottereoo’s, or c aeoe-Mree^seosaM bridge. Flaw tarn bo jocBimv, J. H. Ix»sesne. * Manning, S. C. FOR GOVERNOR. I beg to announce my candidacy for the office of governor, subject to the decision of the Democratic voters of the State. Campaign promises are easily made. My purpose is, if elected, to give the people a plain, honest and business like administration. . !)f course, I shall advocate good roads, good schools and good government, my attitude as to the same being well known to the public for many years. I consistently advocated prohibi tion and was among the first to give money and lend influence to push that movement more than 20 years Ago. As a business man my chief aim. if elected, will be to conduct a State government along business lines. * F. H. Hyatt. SENATE. I am a candidate for re-election as State Senator from Colleton County and pledge myself to abide the re sult, of the Democratic primary: and to support the nominees of the party. J. S. Griffin. H 1 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the Legislature from Colle ton County subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. JNO. C. GOODWIN. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the house of representatives for Colleton county; pledging myself to abide the results of the Democratic primary and sup port the nominees of the same. J. L. Robertson. Yielding to the entreaty of numer- our friends throughout the county. 1 hereby offer myself as a Candidate for re-election to the house of repre sentatives. pledging myself to abide the results of the Democratic party and support the nominees thereof. G. W. Way. To the Democratic Voters of Colle ton County: . I am a candidate for re-election to the House of Representatives from Colleton County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demooratic primary elections, pledging myself to abide the result of the same and support the nominees thereof. D L. Smith. FOR PROBATE JUDGE. To the Democratic voters of Col leton County: I am a candidate for the office of probate judge for Col leton county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. TTh. Caldwell. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of probate judge for Colleton county, subject i^the rules of the Democratic primary ihd pledge myself to support the nomi nees thereof and abide the results of the same. H. H. Hiott. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election as probate judge for Colleton county, pledging my self to abide the result of the Dem cratic primaries. Respectfully, Jnb. D. Edwards. o- ac FOR COUNTY TREASURER. To the Democratic voters of Colle ton County I -hereby announce my self a candidate for re-election 'to the office of county treasurer for Colleton county. I cap only promise the voters as good~1«rvice in the future as in. the past. Subject; to the rules of the Democratic primary. Respectfully. R. E. Jones. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. At the solicitation of many friends, I hereby offer myself a candidate for county commMoaer. and plege my- self to »Md« th« nuit of toe Demo- cratic primaries and to support the nominees of the smm. lahamW. Dopson. Ism is candidate for re-election to the oflkes of county commissiooer for.CoUeton county. Subject to the rules of the Democratic primaries. Tlwakinff my friends for thsir sup- »■»> «*_■¥« r —»a soociung a conunuanee or the mm Y ""2n3£ik. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. At the solicitation of many of my friends throughout the county, I have decided to makf> the race for Auditor of LoKetori County, subject to the rules governing the Demo cratic primary. H. W. DuBois. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election as county au ditor for Colleton County and pledge myself to abide the results of the Democratic primary and support the nominees of the party. A. A. Fatterson, Jr. f o <* ** 1 hereby declare myself a candi date fur the office of auditor for Colleton County. If elected 1 guarantee efficient ser vice. Subject' to the rules of the Democratic pri mary. Respectfully, P. M. Buckne/. FOR MAGISTRATE. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date fur re-election as magistrate of Lowndes’ and Rlake townships, sul>- jeet to the rules and regulations of the I >emocratic primaries. J. H. Chaplin. To the Voters of Sheridan Town ship: I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Magis trate. pledging myself to abide the result and to support the nominees of the party. J. 0. Jaques, Jr. I hereby announce myself a candi date for magistrate of Peeples, Horse Pen and Tiger Creek clubs. I ask the support of all voters and pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primaries and sup port the nominees of the party, if elected will serve the people as I did when I held office before. J. C. Crosby. To the Democratic voters of Horse Pen. Tiger Creek and Peeples Clubs: I hereby announce myself l candidate for re-election to the office of magistrate. I can only promise the voters as good service in the future as in the past. Subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. Respectfully, C. N. Langdale.^ 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for Magistrate of Sheridan and Glover Townships, and pledge myself to abide the results of the Demo cratic'primaries and to support the nominee&of the party. I. B. Weeks. To the Democratic voters of §her<dan and Glover Townships: I am a candidate for magistrate. If elected will do my duty, irrespective of persons. Subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. T. M. Reeves. I-m-H *»f ■! 1 1 1 1 n h Local and Personal -»«■» 1 t m i i m. > > 1 Classified Advertisements. Want and for mlr ads 25 cents for 25 word* or lest. One^eut a word for ail ovar 25 words. Buoiuesi) locals five data a line. FOR SALE FOR BALE—Foil line of electra entmal ware for the kitchen. Very cheap, serviceable and cleanly. L N Glover, . * Furniture Store. WANTS. AGENTS WANTED-Boy and girl aganto. Sell 24 packages of TbeOhnr- win Polish for as and reoeiva a beau tiful camera or doll tree. Writ* to day. The Breaker Supply Oo. Box 25, Dept. 5, 5 11 12s St. George, S. O. TO RENT—In Maahawville, tbs store formerly operated and owned by the late W. N. Larisey. Apply 00 prem ise* to Mrs. W. N. Larisey. 6fe 8t TO REN T—Nice new dwellieg with five rooaM, bellwey, kitchen, etc. Just 8 minutes from new school. 5 18 tf. G. 0. Brown. BUSINESS LOCALS. For the balance of eeaeon will eell all summer bate et actual coat. Call and see them before yon buy. Mrs. W. A. Black. Milliner Harris Lithia and Vitae Spring water for aale at Klein’s. Rust proof seed tioe for sale et B G Hyrne’a .1*11-0 Ice dream powders, all fiavora,' at Klein's. a J net received a new sod complete line of ladies' men’s and children’s Shoes. A. 0. von Lehe/the Shoe Mao. Ppfe strained California honey, large bottles for sale at Klein’s. Tangle-foot fly paper at Klein’s Drug Store. Reaping attachment# to Deeriog Ma chine* for oau cutting. Also -Grain Cradles, to. Sec Yarn Bros. Co., Moselle and Smoaks, 8. C. 5 24 U The Oak Tanned Sole Shoes only at von Lebe, the Shoe Man. Grape Juice makes a delightful sum mer beverwtu—st Klein’s. 5 or 6 doves "Md" will care any case of Chilis asd Fever. Price 26o. 4 If'fimos Old LadKfcs and common aease Shoes at , you Lebe, the Shoe Mas. S. G. Chaplin, of Hiekofy Hiih was in town Monday. B. R. (iriffin, of Stoke*,, was in town Saturday. H. R. Martin, of Omega, was among tho^e in town Monday. W. E. O’Quin, of Horse Fen, had business in town Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. R. G. Renton, of Feniel, were in town chopping Satur day. Miss Mattie Hard of Charleston, ie a charming visitor to Miss K >sa Curtis. Miss Jessie Dodd, of Round, wa?- the guest of Hon. and Mi*. 1). L. Smith Sunday. ' § Mrs. Richard Carter and children, of Hendersom ille, spent last week here with relatives. Mrs. B. H. Graves and daughter, little Doris, are visiting relatives in town. Dr. M. R. Campbell, left yester day for Smoaks and Branchville. He will return home Saturday. Mrs. John F. Lucas and daughter, Miss Edith, went to Charleston Mon day afternoon, for a short visit. E. F. O’Bryan, of Hendersonville, mav be mentioned among those who had business in town Saturday. Miss Leila Baker, of Harleyville, has accepted a position here as stenographer for Sen. J. S. Griffin. J. S. Hickman, of Wiggins, may be mentioned among those who call ed to see us Saturday while in town. 1 Clem Anderson, of Sumter, spent Saturday and Sunday in town with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C C. An derson. Mrs. N. G. Myrrall left Monday afternoon for Beaufort, where she will spend the mnainder of the Summer. A Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis of Charleston, arvin town on a visit to his parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. O. S. Curtis. •Dr. and Mrs. C. H Es’Dorn and children, of Richmond, weriKguests of Hon. and Mrs. Jas. E. Feurifoy Thursday. R. F. Isgett, of Cottageville, killed a large mink in his yard one day last week. It was about the size of a large house cat. Allen Ackerman. Jr., of Cottage ville visited his sister, Mrs. J. E. Easterling, while on Tiis way home from John's Island. 9 Misses Bessie Belle Raysor, and Pritchie Shuler, of St. George, are the . guests of Miss Mattie Vance vonLehe this week. Miss Fannie Ackerman returned to her home at Ravenel Saturday, accompanied by'Miss Maggie Gruber and Sheppie Addison of Cottageville. I. J. May. Jr., of Smoaks, accom panied by his sister. Miss Lula, spent Saturday and Sunday in town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. May. J. H. Roger, of the Brown Fumi- turn & Hardware Co , has gone to Sullivan’s Island, where he will spend a week. He was accompanied by his wife. Mrs. Mamie Robertson, who has been at Lodge for some time, has moved to town and will reside next door to J. R. Halford, and will con duct a dress-making business. Mrs. J. G. Padgett and little nieces, Isabelle and Ruth Smith, went to St. George last Thursday to spend some time with Mrs. Padgett’s mother, Mrs. M. H. Moorer. < . M. Warren of McNeyle’s, Was her* Friday on bus-ipt*?. J- W. Avant, Jr , of Ruffin, was in town on business Thursday. • Hon. W. C. R^ant, of Sniders, ivas in town on Thursday. Dr. C. K. Kin-ey of Wilbams wa» among those in town Thur>day. D. D. "Stacks, of Orangebt rg. *l>ert rnursday in town with rela tives. J. S Bailey, of Weeks, was a pleasant ca .er at our office while in town 1 hur-day. J F Hr an a n 1 D. J. ZeHars, of Ruffin, were among ‘h -s** wh-j had t»u*ine?' in town Tf.jrsdiv. ; 1 George Price, Vernon Padgett ard I*ra< 1 K«>nn, all -tudents-of the Citadel of ksnarle-t -n, are at home on their vacation. J. W. Carson, formerly of Walter- boro, but now «>f \ arnvil e. spent Frida> and Saturday among his many friends here. Solicitor Jo'ffn H Feurifoy, who has been h »lding court in t harleston for the pa-t two weeks, returned home yesterday m orning. Mr. and Mr*. J. H Dodd and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hill of Round, spent Sunday in town, guests of Hon. and Mrs. D. L. Smith. D. B. Peurifoy ha* accepted an invitation to make an address in VamvHle next Wednesday. June 29. the occasion being a picnic. Miss Florence Black, a student of the Confederate Home in Charles ton. came home last Thursday after- nooirfor the summer holidays. Miss Florence Black, a student of , the Confederate Home School in Charleston, came home Thursday afternoon for the slimmer vacation. o 1 Miss Ida May Fishbume want to Charleston Monday afternoon to at tend the Charleston District Sunday School Institute’ which is being held at Bethel Methodist church there this week. There will be no services at the Baptist church Sunday a* Rev. Cur tis will be at Hendersonville, wfipre he will preach the missionary &er- motfbefore the W. M. U. or the Colleton Baptist Association. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sanders, of Ritter, have returned from a vuut*of several days to Hendersonville, N. C.; and vicinity. , They returned in automobiles to Greenwood. Mr. Sanders attended the meeting of the cotton mill men of South Carolina. Dr. A. H. Williams, of Lake City, accompanied by his daughter, Mbs Ruth, were in tow n several days last week visiting relatives. They went Sunday afternoon to Cottageville, Dr. Williams' old home, to spend several days there, but will return to W'alterboro for a short stay be fore returning home. The many friends of Dr. B. G. Willis, who is now at Glenn Springs for his health, wull be glad to learn that he is fast improving and will be able to return to his home in Cot- ‘ tageville next Saturday, June 25, and will be able to take up his prac tice immediately. | W. W. Moore, one of Barnwell’s ' prominent citizens, is > candidate for adjutant and inspector general of South Carolina. Mr. Moore was in Walterboro Thursday shaking hands with his many friends. He is s Colleton bov. Hendersonville being the home of his childhood. Mrs. E. F. Hyme, who has been spending time very pleasantly in and near Walterboro, left Thursday morning for St. -Mattewa, where she will spend the summer with her son. E. D. Hyme. Mrs. Hyme’t daughter, Miss Bessie, will also' spend her-vacation in St. Matthews with her mother. Attention, Egg Men! These Due Bills are exchanged for. Eggs at Terry & Shaffer, and at Beach Bros: I9IO Due M or bearer in trade for Eg^s '_ — Dollars 100 GOOD AT GOOD AT Beach Bros. Jones Millinery Store Walterboro Drug Co. The H. W. Cohen Store , » S. Finn’e Jewelry Store ' Terry A Shaffer Bor will oars say Frio* 86c. 4 If 61 / local views of 8.0 , Dawa by (to Dspot • lit* Hass started my Barpria TaWa an which Dry Goods and Nsrisas will to displayed and sold slrlstty al ossl. NflW Is ths tiaa to fsl kavvsMa. Mis. W. A. Blaok, MKBKnsr. Gnrit jaie sad axtra. labters at B G HyrWs. . r ' ^ * In wNtew A n^WWNfg psaakyof than*, any MM* stookapoasiy 11m to Bisnton ‘.M. 1 Raffia, B C, Jane 1,1910. ijt ’ {/mm