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ZMz ■ . LkxI ud Perstail MU M *» H M fc. IS. isaneriin, of Hound, was in town on businem Thursday. J. J. MHey of Ashton, was among those in town Saturday. Mi*t Eiwie Hyrne, is friends in Sumter ▼ifliting I. A. Sauls and little son. lieon, of Smoaks were in town yesterday. Me*. C. P. Fishburn**. is sjiending some time at Scotia wi’h relatives. L !I. Var%« f Ulandton. has our tianks for some wry tine apples. Hon. J *L Pvol.ertsitn, of Hound, was in town on husint — Wednesday. Mr. and M chTnn n are van’s Island rs J. M Smith. Jr.. an<.i enjjy ing a visit to Sulli- J. C. Nettles and I). !>. Hudson, of Ruffin route 2, were in town onbu. i* neas Monday. ■ , - Samuel Iri Ruffin route 2, on business. I an< grandson, of were in town Friday Dr. and Mrs. Riddick Ackerman expect to leave for Hot Springs, N. C., tor a vacation. Miss Harbaia Williams aftd sister of Ruffin are in town the guaits of Mivs Le**nie IWigett. Misi>**s Ulmer Prshburne and G adys Wichman, w ill leave Monday for Sullivan’s Island. Mr. and Mrs. Tho.». P. Lesesne, and little son. Thomas, are in town visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs Aittuir Hutler of Jackaonboro are in town the guest* of Mrs. C. W. Rutler. Mrs. M. A. Adams, of Bamberg, is in town visiting at the home of her son. C. D. C. Adams. Miss Nell deTreville left last week for Evansville. Ind., where she will visit her brother*. Mrs. E. L. Luca-* to d Mr*. A. J. Lucas, an* spending the summer in Hendersonville, N. C. C. H. Fraser. assistant postmaster, has n. turned from a \isiti>f sevtral weeks at Sullnan’s 1-land. Mrs. M i'.. Fiahbume, and little daughter, left Friday for a visit to her parents at Leesville. <.' V * Jasper Robertson, of Croat Swamp may be mentioned amopg^ thi^e in town Wednesday. J. R. Kisber and daughter. Miss Blanche, of Providence, were among those in town Thursday. Jas. deTreville has accepted the poaition of bookkeeping at the Cum mings Iron Works of this place. ^ Mrs. W. G. Terry and children of / the Land of Flowers are visiting her pa ema Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hiott near Stokes. !h Earle Howell left at our office re cently a br inch of a |>ear ti ee two feet in length, w Inch contained 20 full-grown pears. Mrs. H. W. Wright, of S» v »nnah, Ga . who has been visiting relatives at Great Swamp, returned home yes terday. Miss Miriam DuBois, who has been attending school for the past two years in Washington, is at home for the summer. E..R. McTeer and daughter. Miss Sallie, will leave shortly for Hot Springs, N C., where they will spend teveral wefeks. R. H, Wichman, who r is spending the summer at Sullivans Island, •pent Thursday in town on a busi ness trip. Dra. H. \. Willis, and Wm. Camp bell accompanied by G. E. H. Moore, »nd T. V. Farrow, of Heneraonville. j were here yesterday on business. Mfaa Eva Mace of Marion, the pop ular stenographer of The Farmer* and Merchants Bank, who has been enjoying a vacation at her home will return Monday. Dr. Chds. H. EsDorn, who was formerly located here, has returned to Walterboro and will resume the practice of his profession. His card appears elsewhere in this issue. MksCoraL. Connor, Is visiting Mi* Dora Hionant at Lake City- " Mia Hfamaat was a room-mate of Mia Connor at college. After a week’s'visit Miss Connor will return walterboro Monday. Ruber of Round are vet in town. They here by their r, T. R. Riaher, who made hit to Walterboro wnceshis kg n iaso weeks ago. "Mia. F, ML Padgett and arm bo for Thos. Black and daughters, biases Alma and TsVH. gf Bamberg, are yisiting relatives id town this week. Mrs. W. A. Black, left yesterday for New York and other Northern cities where she will spend several da>s purchasing her fall line of millinery ind dress goods. Th* Shaffer cottage at Saluda, N. C , will b<f occupied this summer by Opt. A C. Shaffer, Miss Ella Terry, Mr. ar.<l Mrs. S E Honey of Char- leston, and E. T. H Shaffer of Wal- terhoro. This party went up there the latter part of la*t week. H. S. Wilder, reports that he killed an aligator In his front yard , Saturday morning. It was six feet! long, and appeared to have l>een migrating from ohe pond to another. This is but further evidence that life in Colleton is never monotonous. D. B. Hudson, of Sniders, w as in town Monday. His many friends j will tie surprised to know that “Uncle Berry” lost his. coat while or. j hif* \\u' to WalterWo. He was ac- companied I* J. C. Nettles, and it j is reported that the pledge will be presif.ted to them to sign. Mrs. J. B..Padgett, and daughters Misse« Daliel and Rel»ecca, ol Gains-! vilie. hia , are in town as guests of Mrs. Bianca Padgett. They had a choice of coming to Walterboro or going to the mountains of Notth Carolina. They showed good Judg ment in coming to Walterboro. a noted summer res >rt. The annual revival at Shiloh Baptist church closed on Thursday night la*t. This meeting proved to be a revival in the true sense of the word. The church seemed to be spiritually uplifted, while there were 14 addi tions to the church. 13 by experience and on * bv letter The pastor. Rev. B. F. Halford did the preaching up until Wednesday morning, at which time Rev. J M. Craven came in and remained until the close. It was in deed a great meeting. Classified Advertiseneats- Want sod for tale a lt 25 ctuts fur 25 word* or le«t. One ceul » word for ail j over 25 wonit. Bueioeea local* five cent* a line. FOR SALE ■FOR HALK—One hor«» food for fa r m- j iug *d<1 ell ut-e. Very Urge horee •bout !• years old. Ajplvio I) K Hiott 8 10 4t R F I) No J, Box 14. FOR BALE—2 6 -H. P Bnilera For: ftirthw informoto** apply to s .‘i Walterboro C arton Oil C’o. FOR BALE—Wy entire tra<-t of K&d— 800‘ acre*. FI at-c'-n-ta bai din^ All 1 lu sood Mini* Land will make tMiie of cotton to the acre. Alan ftriai and i-aw uitll (or aale Apply t > A 1/ Lyons, l-landtou, S. C. 8 8 2t ^ • ; FOR BALE—A firs'-cla** Jack. C’en be ateu at my house Price 112.'* (•<>. J. VV Lsruvy, * arha"-vilie, b 3 41 Walt rboro, It F I). 1 * FOR HA f.F.—F'me f irni three mile* from WalterlKvg ^10 acres, on Jnckaouboro ro.rt. Apply io A. II W icbtnaa, 6 20 tf ' V\ slterburo, H. C. FOR HALE—Full line of electra . tiiinel ware for il.e kitchen. Very cheap, serviceable and cleanly. L N (tlover. Faruiturt Store. JU t ^' »mi I* PROFIT t/^ exa^ence QTo^rsJise^^ .ttsburth Perfect 1 nee - Wm WR«n y<m want ft . wire fence, remember thlft—ywi simply c*n’t afford to g?t dsfto until you have seen the strongest, simplest, most durable fence ever made, the PITTSBURGH PERFECT WELDED FENCE One SoHd Piece of Steel Throughout OoettM mere than eeftewt yet it as Use beat fence. ** c *t becamee k does away ~ Jseet becauee it baa no wrapt, ties, twite or clamps are electrically welded at every contact point beat ger than tbe wire. When we cut ont these sapar- •eeaoeth and lone life and redaoed cost—-that »y fee /on. “ N beeasee ke becawee the ftaoae parte ‘ Tire of ftneclxl Str+t Gahramimd by One Pr-f*-**, fm*M X r)nf the* bft m ———*—^^^—^*** M»4« A* w. rtn*- far evary fat.ee purpose. Pig Ugfat, ball rtroo*. yoa tee tue ‘'PittaSursli Perteet ’ *' 0ROWN FURNUURE 6l HAKuWAKh CO PICNIC AT CAVENER BRANCH. There will be a Sunday school picnic tfivsn at the Cavener Branch School house near Brant post office on August the Kith. Every body is cordially invited. We hope for a good time. Yours respectfully, ' Sec-T reas. Candidate Cards. ! WANTH. WANTED—A gentleman teacher of ex- perienoe; liret gnwle certitic-aie re <juire<l; lerm tlx inoatha. tejr Pen s' District No. 44. Colleton County. Ap ply to Ja. per Robertaon, TfU.te**, Walterboio, H C. PAPERS WANTED—We Bhall esteem it a ipecial favor and a ill f-ay 1 Ife-ally for tne tollowim; is-uo of Tne Pr^ia and Standard, we Iru-t that some reader has kept theae )>apers and will be able to furnish us with ti^ copies (leBlr^Hl. , Tht-^ panefB are for the fol lowing dated July 1U, 26, Autr- ust V, Heptemt>er 13. The Pies* and Standard. AGENTS WANTED—Boy and -girl atenti Sell 24 packages of The Shur- win Pollvh for u» mid receive a beau tiful camera nr doll tree. Write to day. The Breaker Supply Co. 11 l: ■- r B«>x 25, I>«pi 5, 5 11 12t Hi George, H. 0. FOR RENT—Store Imildiuz Inext door to Fir«*i National Bunk Apply to 8 10 tf Jkk E Pcnritoy. BUSINESS I .OCA Lb. FOR COTTON WEIGHER. I hereby announce myself a candi date for cotton weigher at Walter boro, subject to the rules of the act governing same. John W. Avant. 25°, Discount on WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE, CUT GLASS CLOCKS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (Except GrapHaphoees aad Records) Calico and MubIIh at cost f r'he rr»*t of the t-euB u. V. Glover. New tupply of Bcbnnl hooka jost re ceived at Tue Preao and Staudaid Fall apt) sdfettir gardenerB take notice: All varieties of 'turnip aeods f-'r tall plautiug at Kldo’s. All the school b mkl adopted by the Stole Board at The Piees and Standard We now have in Block a good supply cf Wire Fencing and aeveral cam more en note. Be sure to figure with oa be fore you place yoor order. Yarn Broa. Co., Moaelle and Smoaks, 8. C. Rota Baga Torolp seed, at Kleio'a. Freah supply 5 or 6 doves “666" of Chills and Fever. 4 18 6 in os will core any Price 25c. case EHRHARDT NEWI. Ehrjiart, Aug. l.- ’nie Press and Standard:*--! will gin* yem s few items to place in ▼«•*, col umns. The recent rains have been very severe on the growiaur ftMps but what is not arowned out is looking very well. There were quite a crowd of people visited our hustling little town this week. — ( 'a There was a protracted mast ing held at the Mt. Hsasaat Lutheran church last FlMfay iat- urday and Sunday. Ike Lentz a good faraasr sf Oak Grove passed throsuii Hms Vicinity ihis.wesk. Hobbie McMillan of Oak Grove was in town this week. Johnnie Bishop and Unis mm St. Clair, visited his psre»M Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Bishop of this place. Mrs. Jeff A. Copeland and children visited at the hospitable | home of Maj. Joseph Carter last; week. Ralph Goodson is at .home again from the Business College, his manv friends of this place were much pleased to have him with! them again. Mrs. Mattie Sandifer and little daughter Horteifce, visited her father and mother last w'eek.* Cozy Bell. ANNOUNCEMENT BEACH BROS. V' Saturday, Aug, 13 Our Opening Day Sales Begin 9 a. mu Store Closet 9 p. m. Whether you buy something or not, jrovwiObe welcome. Ink, Crayon, Pena, Pan cl l*. Bittes, TabletB, etc., at ’I be Freva and Standard. 5 or 6 duaea “666" will cure any cafe of Chilla and Fievei. Price 25c. 4 13 6 inoa , ‘o Ruta Baga Turnip teed. Frerh aapp'y at Klein's 64 3() Liver tills regulates the liver. At Kieinjar—— i .t ■ Klein’* Hariaparfna pnrifiea the blood. Frnlt jars and extia rnbtera ai B G Hyrne’a. NOTICE TO CANDIDATES. The time for filing pledges and nay- log campaign asaea«menia will expire Angoet 15, 1910 at IS o’clock, noon No candidate who faila to comply with then* reqairementa will be allowed to run In rh# primary. M. P. Rowell, County Chairman. Walterboro, 8 8 , Joly ILiHO^ . ' # Z' NOTICS. Oa 8cpt lat, 1910, l will make mv final retnrn to the IVobele Court aa ad- ministra<or of the estate of J H Stokes, and immediatslv thereafter apply to the court for my dteohanre aa adminDtrator. ALVIN K1RSCH, Adm’n’r Estate J. R. Btotea. CORRECT for Home or Office without Winding, Setting, Cleaning or any other work can he had by llfE BEG TO ANNOUNCE * v that we have moved into our "■T. * New Brick Store on Main Street, which it* modern and conveniently arranged. ^ , AVe are, therefore, in'a position to serve our customers and friends bet. ter than ever before. s ■ * • , 4 , ^ jn addition, we have rented from Terry & Shaffer, an equal privilege with them for the use of their stables and large yard. Our country friends are invited to qpe these stables and yard when in town. We shall be pleased lo have you ■ ■ ■ \ * visit mr store. BEACH BROS Dry Goods, Clothing Sioes, Groceries, Etc. EXS0UTK1X NOTICE. AH persons having claims against tfaa Igla Barnard L Cox of Ethel Poet Office, Codetoe Conaty, 8. C., will pteeeet the anme, dnly attested; and all laiebted to Ms estate will make payment to the aa ‘ ‘ 1 Hassle K Cox, Exeeatrix. Ethel P. Q., 8. a ALONE SMLU EECHUC CLOCKS ' ' ' far • SALE OR RENT •ft .« . * *" ,'Jr jj rniEDi Jewelry Store OMLeoelkm NEW MKK STOMI* WALTERBOKO, & C NOTICE. To 0blaiM the Highest Cask Price for Year Cattle, Calves, Lftnbs,Ctc^ Write to NELSON ft MONZENNAIER SI KM IT, C8AILEST0N, S. C. FOR COTTON WEIGHER- The card of John W. Avant is puo- lished this week, asking for electioh as cotton weigher at Walterboro. Mr. Avant la a youfig man who lives three miles frpm Walterboro, aad I runs a fartn sMccemfully. He an nounces that if elected he will givd all his time to the duties of the office and wOl move to Walterboro. His him to make a good raea. R. H. BRELAND A CAMNDAIE R.H. that he wilT foreiedLioBaptot- Walterboro. a Mr. Cals and ■ WK • • > ;■ <* *s - r j-. ■ JK * ^ - 4 - r 4 vf: V; • Wh;- ’• » el , Jto ' • f m2