Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 11 • J. 1) Jr^fson haw purcha-e<l the LOCAL AM) HEKSOXAL I jot just o/r.-« the raifn>al -^upiu ^^by the Iripp ipnnery and mill, and ® w ill erect thereon a planinij Jt»H. Peurifoy, Esii. had bu.Mr.e s -from which he will supply the ^Charleston Friday. jtrtd. ^, _ A. Wichman U spendintrsometime We have on exhibit ears of fine vSL <3 ^nn Springs. com. growm by W.C. Geraty and mill. local R.G. W. Bryan of Bryan was in to sn y*i alsy. R lluhater is making some im- ywawi^ents on his bakery. Ha si Hattie Glover left this week t o«nattJie Jarrwsto.vn Exposition. curious spcci* Wsiker. James Hill of Augusta is\i.sit- iugr J^r sister Mrs W. J. Tay 1 J. G fioefer is enjoying rt ** *s Glenn Springs. II* INidick Ackerman will b» A.cayjt Hot Springs N. C. for r is** iv^eks. D. L. Smith, also a men grown by J.M. Mrs. Jane Foreman and Mr* C.J. Ashley mother and sister of Mrs M. P Howell both of Ellenton.and Mrs Warner Hare of Orangeburg are spending some time with Mrs Howell. - The executive committeof the Col leton to ..ty Methodist - Sunday Sthotd on erence at e here by called t * in* *• in lie office of Pueiifoy bro a- 1 A'jgli* at 11o'clock A M a lull Ltl**ii- about, donee Is req tired. By chairman J I) I H -hher. Classified Advertisements. FOR SALE. FORSAI.F—A nr»<H«yniti S*w Filer Rt lialf-prlre, good as oaw. J. W. C’nrAOP, Walter boro, 8 C. FOR SALE—We are orerstr* krd on C'Hik atovna Kud muat r time our Mock Now ia this time to gei a “Sunny South ’ at a low prica. Brown Fu.uiiute Si llardwaie Co. FOUND—In pthlic h'xhway'^front of ii yt* uae. r mam. 1 gilt i>rren. bl st« , f,.«wd. Owner cau h«re aam- by pay- Iur expeuaea William Co; nor. ' 03T—an nmltreda with wooden baa- dle laittal “W” oo and. Reward if return?'.;*— -W. W. Smoak Jr. BUSINESS LOCALS. 1 oz. vaca 4 TStt John Black and r hia are visiting Ffeckis town. Tlrv r*if LILlIA vxe i)« G. Thomrson of Fort i . " kjng her sister, Mrs J. T. tvjfer children i f, Miss Lula Dow ling leaves oh Wed- Mrs Robe rt na-dlay for a pleasant sojourn in the l very attractive town of Walterboro. ■ihe wtU/bc tha gn^.t of Dr and Mrs W. B. Ackerman for a time, and then visit her school mate. Mts.' l/cona Padgett. HamptoniGuardia; If Helen VotLehe m visit it g Mr 4 era Miihouse of Blackviile rit* Avok. A. S Morrall and family returned I r « «t e* from a months vacation i-tpae. sr Fair View N. C. Mr cad Mrs Clarence Fraser of # Taar -.slon visitel relatives here days last week. L. Rivers retureneil from . Va tnes inland FViday accompanied by riermusin. Miss Janie Rivers. &'■* G. W. Bryan left last week afar G.ecuvilie, where she will visit x-vKau -s till tl>e first of September. J. T. Deal, President of the (Jim. - Lumber Co., was in t«mn Saturday. Dr * EsDorn left last W’eek for < if or is Springs, where he ha* gone i js le. lth. Mts.M.E. Fanner of Savannah sj-lA tittle granddu}.'htcr Alice are vaaVsy relatives on Sandy Dam. Hri B. F. Halford loft Friday S*' AftOi vetoengatei t a protract ed scueting. WO lie Breland of Silver Springs V5*a is on a visit to h s parents ^eiisr >ere. AWm^es Lucileand ZelmaRizer of *>a»i re urned home Mouday after stvaetk's visit to Mrs'E. E. Jones. S. M. Key and laughetr, a. of Williams-art' visiting Mrs SR. K Jones. ffaul Baxley has returned from Tikvacation and is as smiling as vlatv} at Dr KUins. o Oar thanks are due A. H. lang- «Vtle fo* a very tine melon which be presented us yesterday. ’A Wii'hm in & Son are adding " .%» cli thing dei a-'n.t td to theit -*e>(9\. It will b • on the 2 nd .tfowr. dVC. H. EsDom who bat been at Cle* n Springs, was ca lel h me JMonday on auou tof ill tets of hi Oihy ptonjGua Licnardsor Misses Pauline Richardson and Kate Woodward, who have been on an extended visit to friends in town returned home Monday. These popular young Barnwell ladies won for themselves numerous friends who regreted very much to see them leave. ’ >' William Smith of Grand Papids, Mich., is about to publish an exten sive wo* k dealing with the postage stamps i-aued by the Confeierate States from 18f»l-5. He would ap- p eciat'any information as to s'amrs u-ed a' Walterboro, and will pur chase any new or used stamps. There will bo an examination held in the near future to form a K F p route mail carrier register of eligi- bles for the route now ordered, to be gin service Sept .1 at Weeks. Blanks and instruct!oua will be furnished by Post Mistress at Weeks. Ma gie A Bailey P. M. The . third quarterly conference was held Sunday at the Methodist church after an able sermon by P. E. R. Herbert Jones. W. B. Gru- Ler’s resiguation as steward and superintendent of Sunday' school was accepted. C. M. Grace was elected superintendent and W. W. SmoakJr. Steward to fill the vacan cies. FOR SALE—All the latest adoption of bctiool books. W e are uow depository fo thrt coonty. Also pot.s, pencil* tabletn, crayons, eraseis, etc;. The Pros and Htandard. FOR SALE—Trlp’e c<-at tar roofing p-ij er at Urowu Fuiuitnre A Hard ware Co. FOR SALE—Full line bamera, •*<Wi*s, I litiUn, colKis. Hoes, etc, at Browu Furniture and Ilaidware Co. FOR SALErr-n bl* graphy of lit mil r*nn al ttulr a few Manfaid. $t each left. Seven vsriiti**s tarnlp a eeda, each 25 ce. ts at Klein’s The Orange*.urg ColJ?«iate lastltate Oral geburg, S C, ts^oue of the best sch h><s in the state. Bovs and gitls i who expect to go iff to school this fab ! will do well to wtite I les Pe ersoo for a catalogue. Prices are very reas >uabSe »nd yon can cet any con *e of aiudy that yea want. Send for catalogos today. Lxt• ternip seeds at Klein’s. Standard Elgin and Waltham wa'chea from (6 50 op at S. Fiun’s Jewelry Store. 11 there is acuatomer in this county who doob’s the geuaio*** o? the values we prefent, or qaentions the fact thiu The Irt'S a '• <, theraercbat.dneeflftrred bv us from a few copi<s of *'Aoto- A tab” ty K Piioean Oidrr at ome iS 23 3t WA/NTS. WAN 1F.D—2000 ootds of wood for for th r info mat Ion apply to J D vonLehe, Pres 8 U 3t Wal erboro Cotton Oil Co. — a—— /rgo R?d Salmon c n be tervel on anv table. It can be terVAl at it comet front the cm, or prepared in many palatable dtchee. ■ - •- ti a .n— Brenau. We spent a part of last su mmer am mg “the old red hills of Georgia not far from the city of Gainesville, Hall county, a region made famous tl e ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO AR'.O ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO _4-.. Carter-Garris. The following announcement been received in town Dr Holland Me tveire Carter. ami - . Mrs John Sam Garris. Miss L.'fta Irez Sn.o J; nee announce tbeir marriage on Wednesday the fourteenth of August nineteen hundred and seven At-heville North Carolina, at home after September the fifth White Point Sm)ak's. South Carolina. has ’Mi as'Lulu Dowling, one of Varn- tiro# popu ar ladies, is visiting at Libr iu.ne of Dr. and Mr* W. B. ./tWarrman. !Hr*. C. B. Gahagan, an 1 Missis Miattie Glover and Ada Butler left ffn&ky -for Jamestown and other .fuinta. Mioses Mattie Knox and Mary >rd of Charleston are visiting JMrs ii. K. Sanders on railroad venue * firs'Louis Cuauingham and little ^tighter, ’Katherine, of Augusta on m nsit to Mrs Kate Fanner in tovo. lliaa Mamie Dunwoody of Selma, .7Mmu visiting her sister Mre C. A. .S*M(p*-Mim Dunwoody was orign- LjAqrm 'Wditerborian. Mr and Mrs Cleveland Panders vwhohav'e been visiting relatives of Jtm Sanders in Conneoticut, and «jtWr TJonrfltem cities returned Pumc Friday. £ Died at her home near P.'na Grova jManrliy afternoon, Mrs Angeline Meotan wife of John Bentpn, after itnea of some time, interment jjk Pine Grove cemetery. - Ifr and Mrs. II. W. Black Jr. are trip to the Exposition northern cities. They will be jppay about two weeks. 'lUss Marion Fraser of Walterboro Mas been declared the winner of the Mffnthrop scholorship from this Her friends congratulate Mr J. F. Adilann and Lizzie his have returned • vMT* Mr W. M. Addiscn mtScmter and other pom •. f i iterest M the upeonntry, of this place has nc- with the Colleton fe is ,• igineer bn Atg Ib-d Salt on is the tGh that male .Gsika v«!uabne to theUuited St »’.e. Unltarned, but Wiaa. • after Ju»:U-r ratber than law. 1 •al l John lH»U<>y. who for twenty-one vear*. from ITW to 17PI. was one of tbe moat inopnlar judges of New Hamp shire. He was unlearned in the law. and his education was so defective that be «NHtU not write five consecutive sen tenced In correct EnsUab, yet so ac- •vi'Ubty did be dlacbarge hi* Judicial duties tbat Chief Justice Parsons of Mavsnchusetts, ouc of tbo moot loarned of lawyers. saM of him. “We may amll# at bis law and ridicule his iauffuage. yet Dudley, take him all In aU, was Bio greatest and best Judge I ever knew It Now Hamp•dllrc. ,, by Sidney Lanier’s “S >ng of C rnttahoochee.” The chief at. traction for u*. at that season, centered-in the scenery; but even then, during the comparatively inactive raeatijn-time, we heard ; something about Brenau, the college- conservatory of which Gainesville is so proud. Since then we have learned much about thu : excellent institution, and are in clined to think that, all things considered, it offers peculiar and exceptional advantages;—in short, is one among the best colleges for young women in the South. A healthful situation is particularly important for a college; and in this respeck Gainesville can not be im proved on. It is located In the heart of the mountain country, on what is known as the “Piedmont escar pment;” the ccdebrated” Oconee White Sulphur Springs’Ties a shoit distance awqy; and just at hand is beautiful Lake Waner, made to order by “backing up” the waters of the Chattahoochee river for a distance of eight or ten miles. In such a charming region, the college girl has “playgrounds’Tn plenty to chose from; and they seem to be encouraged to avail themselves to the utmost of such advatges, judg ing from the freqent excursion par ties of Brenau students. The equipment of t he college it handsome and thoroughly modern and complete. Lying within fifty miles of'Atlanta, the students have the chance to attend lectures, concerts, etc., in that city, and do to frequently, although Brenau itself attracts to its own chapel the best available talent in performances of this kind. „ , Although the literary courses of this college are equal to those of any other college for women of which we know, the advantages in music and oratory are really very exceptional, indeed Brenau claima UK vaiu« ftt«u<t|>otnt n ex!*«;U<i bv f.nvthir gv < fTe eil to itiv rpiiu! tunic* beie. ?d»« cau j Ga.l out lor bcr*e t, by juit ftivuiif us a cal. la>lor*. When In waul of pure Ice (’ream ar.d Bilk Bh»k« | atrou.su tbe Ttn Cents ; -acre. Beef. Iron and Wne.aammer toulo to ! o# .ta at Klein’a , Spectacles properly fitted, in oclid gold fitieo, aud *ohd ricata I amea, at vary rtaaoaal piloea, at S Filin’* Jew elry tt'*ie. A wan it judged bv the company Le keep, A a ore is judged by the chaiao- t r of ita atock, Its mi vice’ etc VI e are uot afraid of me verdict. T*> lorn. Brace up your heart with G book’s Heart Keiueoy. at Slelu’a. OjC ihotma id plarea just arrive ! at Tea Caotr Store at 5 and 8 eta. Don't forget Atntn u’al’ilckly Heit P.>wder guaranteed to care prickly heat ru all toruia.ouiy at V\ alterboro Dru^ C-. Best Butter 31c a lb, aUvnya cu ice U G W Glover, C mpetitori are keeu and it beho^vas as to tioe above the multitudes to be superior. Thla it oar aim. No ma ter bow high the atandard of other stores n igh; be. we go them ue better. We keep* ahead of tie proovoowm. We ad- he e to the motto superiority Taylors. Geri’s Chi 1 Touic, oeuta at K'eluY giarantied. 25 As we have decided to diseoutlane bar dliJg men’s hats and ate closing t hem out at cost Ta. loro, " ft D y goods, dry gcods. just arrived Uiaoe&Wtmn. O Lioaue, to ernts. cleans any old straw bat 8 times,only at Walterboro »rug Ca Solid color lawn 12|c va’ue 10c Special for 10 days at G W Olovar. Each succeeding year has a *cu our rales Increased by leap* and bounds, and each season has added hundreds of entom^ts to o w list. Not one of whom oau sny tha; the tuerchaodi a sold by ns to .hem proved any ether eay but satisfsetory. " Taylors. Gleuu Fprirgs Water aud Harris Li hia Water at Klein a. Red Cross Shras for wonun who waut com'ort wliboa satrifleiug stj.'a. Call and look them ever at tbs Brick Store. Straw hats aud low quarter shoes at a great redaction Grace « Warren 10.000 feet ureeaed flooring and coil ing at J W Carson's. We ha l the foresight to see the ad vance in price coming on ail grades of oot'on goods. We anticipated this con ditious by placing our orders for goods ot thiv nature five mouths ago; come- qnently we have the foods in stock at lost season prloos. Taylor. Btf line of rixoei cheap—joat arrived Grace ft Warren, Jnst arrived—at the Brick Slots the Uifcot line of wnnh*. baod-boee at d dre»s soil eases ever brought to Wstltei - boro, if yon donbt it, look nt show win dow at The Brick Storu HOW TO ORBS A DAN OF SALMON. To open a can ot A ago Red Sal mon properly, lay the oon on ita aide, in.ert the can opener nt the team, then •toad the oin on end^sod pees •Mg the top firmly down, work thg can opener nronnd the top removiue theentinlap. The Argo will then come Sot Hi otfo eolid pi eoe. * A little cloud-tap now and then is relished by the totlinj tr rank as a regularly equipped Con or ly equtpp aervatory. The dffector of music, Mr Otto Pfefferkorn. seeraa to have won for himself a high reputation as a superb concert pianist (or as musicians like to phrate it, a “tone poet”) but his genius is not confined to mere interpretation, but includes compasition aa well. This” Value Lyrique” is certainly a brilliant and beautiful piece of music. One can imagin' how inspiring it must be to any well taught girl to finish her musical education under such a WaoottUaaaUykaapoHr ayes op market, and more very lutis doing that ooeopet ns. Wt ore oaaauncly in .••aoh mlih what is bring offered la th« w»v uf daalrabla merchandise and at* thus on •bind to buy to the best advantage. Taylors. Jars, jars, Grace ft Warren. , New bats all styloo and ahadao. ft Warren. ' Red UroM Shoes ars the moct atyl'sh sad cnaifnrtable ever ms t. 8o!«1 at Tha Bitek Store. We have a lot of ah a writing by the b z to ssi al cos«,.fr«.»t tmr'gaia a "Billows Attack. Nw Ihrwr, the system. ii doing ft good g eel was at mw. ‘ Knight Howe kwt to V Those who hove daughters to dispose of in a collegiate wey, would do well to consider, among other colleges, the peculiar claima tf H. E. Malone. Every oanef htoiweone pe guaranteed to be fell weight. Bed Salmmi ef Argo oootaina oee poend heft It it alwaye There are lota of happy people in the silly aanitnriuma. - Hew Vtrfinin will go on the war path after the Federal Judge’s aenlp. Reed the advertiesawnt this week in The Frew and Btoaderd, and vote to day. o ? And a big lot of SUIT SATCH tLS, BAGS, ETC. To be sold AT ONCE to make room for our immense stock of Furniture which is arriving in car loads ... w. REMEflBER Our Prices -Will do the trick We mean and ... to sell them • • • ••• WATCH THIS SPACE -:- Next week for some prices on Sewing Machines that will make the Yankee mail order houses ashamed to take your money. as* ••• ••• aOa BROWN FURNITURE - - - - - & HARDWARE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Parnitare. Harriots iOs abss ’wtfla «fcy |. UtaoB ft Warrao. Uontord’s Balaam of Mynft, ft hmb No aaltoto Um hi •boos. Xvsty host Is oomfort.Oa«a)i Ok STOP - THE H, W. COHEN STORE - '"‘The Stcrc That Always Makes Good? look am ton crowd of mongy- 1 anvera, goint to thrSmfhine Store, join tram noto* for now ia tha aeeepted time. Only S more days and the record breaking mfevrill cloae. Come one come aB. Wehaveasved othara money, and will wve you dollar* THE SUNSHINE STORE G. V. GLOVES. Prop. Opp. Am. M. KWa’i Diw Stu* Q —i INDUSTRIOUS HEN .*it tsfeUr Wj