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RETURN Of SECOND PRIMARY
ELECTION IN COLLETON CO, SETT. 13!
DuBois is Elected County Auditor Over
Buckner—Blease Carries Colleton by
a Small Majority—Moore Qets
. 2067 V otes in This County
- MAGISTRATE.
Ulmer
Ruffin 20
S udson’s Mill...;... 29
no. Creek 3.1
Sniders ,Za....! 6
Bells .37
NOTICE.
ToUU 125
Reeves
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Maple Cane 47
Cottage ville 9.'i
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Adams Run
igeville.. .
Colleton
Doctor’s Creek
Green Pond
Hudson's Mill
Hickorv Hill
Horse Pen
Hendersonville
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Lodge
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' preparation fpr college or. lor
2- business. A course leading to
^ graduation ollcrcd, b::t spec-
nl ial work is done w h»*n required.
: | t J^. i rr jp 0rlaiU to b e jrj n at the
EVERGREEN SCHOOL CLOSES. ! l*eginning*of tiie session Your
Stokes, Sept. 15. - Special: A patronage will be substantially
very interesting occasion here; a(jpreciated Apply to
recently was the closing e.\er-j tl J
cises of the Evergreen school,
w’hich was taught by Miss Mat-
tie Herndon of this place. Mtss
Herndon proved to be a faithful
trainer of the minds entrusted to
her care.
While the school was a private,
one. still it was more prontable;
to the pupils, and the interest of
the pupils was manifested in
many ways. Also their love b»r
their teach**r was clearly shown
by having her desk covered with
flowers many mornings when
she'arrived kt the school room.
All of w'hich she appreciated
; very much.'
The following were the closing
exercises:
Lost Lamb Jennie van.
An Old Hen Ciovan liiers.
Little White Lhy — Provie x
Zeigler and Coraleo Krvan.
The Rat and Mice r ‘an liiers. 4 ^
Baby Bve Je.ve! Kiers.
Miss H. E. Malone
Walterboro, S. C.
FALL AND WINTER
HATS JUST ARRIVED
LUMBER,
ROUGH AND DRE8SED
Flooring, Ceiling, Weatherboarding,
Sheeting, MonUings, Casings, Etc.
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We give you good grades and our
PRICES ARE REASONABLE.
Get our prices before placing your
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next order. ^
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RITTER, S. C.
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HOP ALE.
Just arrived a full iiae of the
newest and in -t up-to-date
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s
I all and Winter Hat?, PRICES
TU SUIT niK TIMES.
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Let L’s Show You Our
Line of Stylish Goods
A Soda - Water Beverage Only. Not
Liable to Tax.
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A delicious, refreshing drink, which
line if it is not
should be in your
f : : 7. Mrs. Alice R. Padgett
n.acA .x..u , a-' n:er?. 1 , »
A [v'I.h A ton Hier?.
J u •• ar/• ;.r Coy Bovvers. .
A e'jr/-. Run^imn Hr-a . .Ir. *• 1
NS B. ( . Ma-tvr W.
Mj«!•: was ‘ :,t! for ti.e
>ccas: »r l^. Jer.n'.hg? Bryan, and.
•redit was d->* him for the man-
Ruffin, S. H.
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v.av in which
is better than sympathy, so is an AR
TICLE bought from us.
SOME OF OUR BARGAINS ARE
AS FOLLOWS:
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Guns, single and double barrel, ham
merless and with hammer, from $4.50
to $45.00. '
Rifles, 22 and 32 calibre, single shot
automatic and repeaters from $2.00 to
$20.00.
i.e-’‘entertained
vim his graplmphone.
(accojnt *t sickness smneof
*iv scholars were not a'oie to take 1
[•art in the exercises. About
one v’ri'K'k a s ! :mptuou3 dinner
was served in the school room
'and justice was done it by all.
One Present.
MASHA WVILLE.
Mashawville. Sept. 12.’—Editor
Press and Standard:. Please al
low me space in your paper to! ing palpitation,
say that <.ur Sunday School is
progressing very nicely. Also
we have had services twice: once
conducted by Rev. P. W. War
ren and by Rev. Ransom Cadden.
There will Ik? prayer meeting!
held the third Saturday night in
September and services on Sun-i
jay morning c »t.dun ted by Rev.
P. \V. VS arren. We will be glad
to have any visiting brothrers to
come and assist us in our Sunday
School.
M'ss Jar.ieThomps >n of Lodge.'!
is spending time with relatives
here.
Miss Nancy Newton-of Atjams
Run. returned home last week
after a verv pleasant stay with
relatives and friends.
J. j: Thompson of Lodge, was
Five Years
of Heart Trouble Cured by
Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy
‘ Before I began taking Dr.
Mile-’ Heart Remedy I had been
suffering from heart trouble for
over five years. I had .pains in
my left side, and under my
shoulder blade, could not sleep
on the left side, and >vas so short
of breath the least exertion
w ould bring on the must distress-
1 had scarcely
taken a half bottle of the Hesp^t-
Remedy before I could see'
marked cha'nge in my condition.
When I had taken six bottles I
was cured.'.’
MRS. C. C. (GORKEY,
Northtield, Ya.
If tlmre is fluttering or palpi
tation it is an indication of a
weakness oft be nerve-and mus
cles of the heart. It is not ncces-
sarily di-.ea.-ed—fu-to\veak from
over-work. 1 he heart may be
weak just the same as the eyes,
stomach or other organs. You
can rflakc a weak heart strong
by taking Dr. Miles’ Heart Rem
edy. Get a bottle from your
druggi.-t, take it according to di-.
reel ions, and if it does not bene
fit he will return your money.
Try a Sample Order.
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FOR PRICES WRITE
Eutawville Bottling Works,
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G B. HERNDON, MANAGER.
EUTAWVILLE, - . - SOUTH CAROUNA.
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»HAVE JUST RECEIVED
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» MEN’S AND LADIES’ GOODS
LADIES’HATS
FROM NEW YORK A FULL STOCK OI
WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK WE HAVE
EVER HAD AND CHEAPEST PRICES.
* ‘ COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. ’
Air Rifles, wood and nickel at $1.00 of the illness' of his daughter.
Hand forged pccket knives from 25c. to able u^Zt again. 10 sa> she ,S : - —
! W 0 Thompson and son spent A1 II TI TD A I
7 , * a few r days very pleasantly with I
‘ relatives here.
Also anything you may want in
$2.00.
HARDWARE At Right Prices.
BUGGIES and WAGONS A Specialty.
A. Wichman & Son
Walterboro, S..C.
„ Will Thompson.L<xjge. re- LIME.
turned home last week after Made from nv-t^r-hell lime with a
Big Stock New Goods
Have just completed the interior of my store, enlarging
and remodeling it. so as to accommodate the largest stock
of merchandise I have ever carried. This very complete
stock consists of
[ spending a few days here. burner used that make- one of the
D. K. Warren, of Charleston, best all around land awaxenerH there
is at home for a few dav? with •'■ R w 'h correct the acidity in land?
his parents. Mr and Mrs C. W. will invent ru-t in cotton;
' Warren
. Miss Janie Guerard. of Stdkes.
is s|K*nding time with M. D.
Warren on Sandy Dan .
P.ansom Cadden spent
with C. W. Warren. •
A.
Sunday
P. W.
NEGGETTS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 ™< i a"' 1 Annivesto.
,, There apjieanng to the Board
FORMED ,7 . be no opposition to the forma- j
According to notice the County 7 ) . n 0 ^.new. District, and it
Rryo-a c .• i „ t being in their opinion to the best
Board of Education met _ here jnteregt ^ th / Mhoota in the
Friday to consider the jictition of territory, it w'as decided to form
freeholders and electors of | the new’ District, to be known as
that portion of Youngs Island I Meggetts School District, No. 49.
J* w. * . t 1 1 ± 1 rroi A it ^ ^
school district embraced within
t«c following boundaries: north
°y Willtown road; east by Ran
kles creek and Wadmalaw
•°und; south. Wadmalaw sound
^ Meggetts creek, west by
The following trustees were
appointed: H. Leon Larisey, W:
F. Carr and T. W. Messervey.
BEE i LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
»' aauBvaa
EOR SALE
ONE eaR FLOUR
AND GRIST
At the following very low prices:
Grist per sack, . . $ 1.75.
Best Flour per bbl. 6.00.
Second Patent per bbl. 5.75.
hedding j
ir. c" f ton; wiil unlock phosphorus
ai 1 potattrdei -v- ir the ana Wijll
•!<■ away with trie wire wi»rrn-pr-t
We refer E<> Mr W C. Brant at Uuf |
:'n a- to results a- a remedy for wire
worms. Price -
$8.50 Per Ton
iie’.ivered at Walterboro.
E. L. COMMINS
Meggetts, S. C.
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
CROCKERY
Prices to suit tip
spect these
HATBAND SHOES
GROCERIES
r TINWARE
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times. You are imitfil to call ami in-
<^o(xis.
W. V. GLOVER
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SQUARE
CnCHESTI
I SPILLS
BRAND
for cntcHBs ra*'3
DIAMOND HRArrO FILL- la Rno »nl
Goto Metallic b-nea, tealed wtlA Blurt
RiOboa Takb no orsaa. Bar «* r*«a
a aM aak (hr eMVCWU.Tlu9
BIAMBMD BBAMB PILLA, for twratf-lwa
yaan recanted a# Baat.aatfMt, Alwaya Erliabla.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
t.« EVERYWHERE SltSI
tBBTS^l
M. JAFFA
THE MOST REASONABLE SELLER
Has Received , ' ' ;
FALL GOODS
More than his store can hold.
SOME OF IT MUST GO AT ONCE
Come and take advantage of forced low prices.
MAIN ST.
WALTERBORO. S. C.
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