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Mr. E. T. H. Shaffer, junior member of the firm of Terry and Shaffer has gone to visit the northern markets where he will purchase a full line of goods for the Fall ♦ and Winter trade. He will return in a few weeks and will tell you in this space of the good things he has to offer. /tVv <5 •% tr Superlative Flour has been reduced to $5.25 a barrel. 7 This is a water ground wheat, the finest flour sold. We have it in 10 pound sacks, also. Try one and you will use no other. We have a large trade in this flour and we recommend it to all lovers of good Flour. We have in stock com, oats, hay. ^ r DIG UP A DOLLAR And bring it to us if you want its worth in Honest Goods Ve can say with safety and without exaggeration that our Lock of General Merchandise is unsurpassed in quality and rice. - ‘ . ' REASONABLE GOODS AT SUITABLE PRICES. is our slogan. We intend to sell our share of goods, and who taiU to see our stock may thereby do them selves injustice. lows for less. Walterboro Supply Company. B. O'. Hyrr***- 1 Prop: i%***********************)* t • ORANGEBURG"% COLLEGIATE^* INSTITUTE j ^ pabents educate your children. YOUR BOYS ill A AND OIRIA ^ Healthful Location Conservatory of Magic, ° Strong Facalty, Art—Five Coureei, ' Full English Branches, Military Diaciplme, Stenography and Typewriting, Ancient Languages, I^atin and . Creek, Hewing and Cooking Ola»ea, „ Modem Languages, French and German. Expensee Moderate. PARENTS SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR CATALOGUE. I A - W. S. PETERSON, Pm*, ^ k************************ * Let Is Not Forget Lessons like This ♦ THEY ARE WORTH MONEY. Your check book will quickly settle disputes as to bills you have paid. The check stub shows the record, and the * cancelled check, which we return to you, with the endorse- * “ ment of the party who received the money constitutes - „ . ] . ... . r " ' * A Positive and Indisputable Receipt* s ; * T . -. » Open an account with us and pay all your bills by checks. Interest at 4 per cent per annum in Savings Department, payable quaaterly. . Farmers and Merchants Bank. WALTSBBORO, 8. C. "I, IHWXCHICAjr. Pres ' AVXOHKAll. ▼iee-Pm WWSXOAI, Jr. Cashier. THE ORIQMAL LAXATIVE COOOH SY11UP Capes all Coughs and ataltit la wpaHfng Colds tnm tho Systom by Many norlag Iho bovolo^ Acortaiai for croup and' whooping-cough. ( tae. / KENNEDY’S uum HONEY^TAR a. a >atw i —iwawyg A 00.. OHIOAOO. U. 0. .i ? Welch Neck High School. Hartsville, S. C£. wM i * .*« * » . eewEducational and Military* Buildings large and commodious, heated by furnaces or steam, provided with shower baths and situated on a campus of twelve acres. Pure artesian water, instruc tors graduates of leading colleges Terms for board, tuition and medical attendance for session fisooo. Uni forms for cadet $30.00, for young lady about $18.00 for session. Write for catalog. ROBT. W. OURRETTi A. M., PRiNCNPAL, Death of Mhg Sallle Valentine. Miss Sallkr ValentfM daughter of F M and MollieValentine, died at her home near Bryan’s Mill on the fonrth of July. The iitenneat was at Grace church cemetery, Rer E D Craven conducted the funeral services. Miss Bailie was fifteen years, three months and thirteen days . olcL She leaves to monra her death a stricken and heartbroken mother and father, five sisters and four brothers. As a child she was true, a» a friend laving to all. Sal^ie was Of e of those gentle unselfish natures who wins .friends and high respect from all whom she comes in contact with. *fis hard to part with her, hat God’s will mast be done.' He 'knows what ts beet for UL .‘-A fieetrioe G Prine