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, , . , « 11 •’the direction of Htu*km.tlw farmi*'
nate that bright younjr men shou»d] y J ^
and the busuhngup of theoui home-
rush peil meil fr6m the far™ to tha[ have ^ or \
slave out behind counters when they !
could remain in the country with*
much better chance of success.
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W. W. SMOAK, JR.
AND PROPRIETOR.
•«-TERMS—
deserted. E*lucation is becoming
more genera! each year, and a gwd ,
deal of this education pertains to
subjects directly or indirectly con-;
M05TTH*
ALWAYS IM AOVANCC
I T«ry WAdaetday
$1 00 countr),” our contemporary
t*c » id »' •'" wla '- he ™ a » hile n^cted With farming. More than
v- 25. thejeity is producing all it 1 thati notwithstanding the slow pro-
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OtM^country boys go to the city to!
compete with the city youth,” and
argues the Gazette, the fight is an
unequal one for the reason that the
c ; ty boy is placed at a great disad-
gress that is making in the matter
. of good roads, communication in the
country is becoming steadily more
f days have come.
rapid and country life less isolated,
i and consequently'more attractive. <
vantage*. In conclusion the Gazette ^ wHh th<3c ,. onaitions
* '-'I v _ ,hatthe c< ” )n,r >' I 7 st ' 1 - ,he prosperity that of late has dc
-foBtmanl.-Marcin.t. luuh*w,dom win, f^ug or fortune In the ^ in-V>tiuu3 of Vir-
our sympathy, and we know how to c . lt y unless he he far al>pve the aver- gin}a it g^ems incompreWwisibfe to
fljrmpathiaa—Miliinery 0]»«ungi! age in which ciuse ho could be a sue- us why any young man^hould be
* 7 ’ 111 " ’ r ~ i i cess at home on the farm. ? These willing to exchange a healthy and
They say <ome people livii^ near i observttionJ| art , l)regnant . ^th indepem e ; country life, no matter
Waltcrboro haVe very fine'sugar , ^ , how ha; d he might have to work at
( truths well worthy of the thoughtful . . . .,„,i , 1 . OQr or,,)
cane. We hav* no pV:bf Pf rt, how- .. f . / * t times; 1 r the sla\ery and wear ami
p .. 1 consideration of every country boy ^ flr nn triml and bodv citv occuoa-
evgr. , Is it trye?.
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We Uvst the people of Waller-
boro will fake a like a lively inter
est in the proposed railway from
Bamberg to Ehrhardt. This would
give us Mi Outlet which Is so sadly
needed. Let the business men here
take the matter up and aid all they
can in building this road.
who may be contemplating remov-
ing to a city. We v ould not dis-
jiarage in the slightest the hright-
ness and energy of)the country bt>y
as he compares with the city boy.
Many youths who • have removed
from country to city have done
much for the development of their
new homes, especially in days agone.
But the cities are fast being over
stocked by the influx of young men
from the country seeking employ
ment, and one of the results of this
has been a reduction of or the keep
ing down in various lines of work, of
wages. *
The best interest of the young
men of the state and of the state
itself now that agriculture is be-
We have installed our new press, coming *more scientific than ever
which has taken so much of the {before is that instead of the contin-
time of our entire office force that
we "Tear there will be some things I
our readers will have to overlook^
We shall endeavor to “cs^ch up”
at once though, and give you a bet-1
ter paper, mechanically, than ever.]
tear on. .rind and body city occupa
tions a.- a rule demand.—Richmond
News-Leader.
Notices.
We publish elsew here some very
complimentary remarks about one
of Colleton’s sons who has been
making a name for himself. It
gives us pleasure to add a small tes
timonial to the worth and manhood
of this son of Colleton, and we con
gratulate him upon his success.
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE—On October
IS, will make my anal return
as executor of esrate of late Charles C
Harrison an 1 immediately thereafter
vtill apply to JProbate Judge of C’jlle- ;
ton county for letters di^miasor? as
said executor. Jiff C H*di*h, Exec
Sept. 18, HMJd * 4t
NO 1 ICE—The next examination for
teachers certifloa e* will be held at
the Court House Fpidav, October 18,!
il>07. Ail pet sons desiring to stand
this examination will report at Court
House at 10 o'clock a. m.
H. W. BLACK,
9.18*41 Co. Supt. ot hd
l H. W. COHEN STORE
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New Goods Galore and
Everybody Invited .
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Tne next two weeks will be sight seeing time at I HE H.
W. COHEN STORE—devoted especially to introducing
our new F^.11 stock to the buyers of Colleton County. We
have gathered together a glorious array of goods for this
-a stock that represents the choicest styles and best
season-
A Criminal Attack.
on an inoffensive citizen ie frequently
mate in that apparently naelea* little
tube called the "appendix ” it’s generally
the result of protracted constipation,
following liver torpor. Dr. King’s New
Life Pills regulate the liver, prevent
srpendicitis, and establish regular
habits of the bowels. k5c. at., drugstore.
values "that a dozen of the best manufacturing houses in this
country can supply. The needs of all classes have been care
fully considered, and everyone can, we think, find here exactly
what they want, no matter how little they caryaflord to spend
on any particular garment.
Clothing of Splendid
Worth and Wear :
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LEOULATIVe HABER.
So far we have heard of quite a|
number of candidate* for ■heriff,
clerk of court, abditor, etc., but
there aeeina to be a scarcity of can
didates for the jfgislaAyea. Tate
of the present legislators, we under
stand, will not be candidate* for
re-election to the positions they now
hold but will run for county offices.!
4t is true the time is yet early to I
begin worrying “ about candidates
for this or that office, for, of all
things, Colleton county is noted for |
the number oi persons who are anx
ious to serve the "dear people." We I
need some good talent in the legis
lature and trust we shall have plenty |
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY.J OCTOBER, 10th and
• 11th. THE PTBLIC IS CORDIALLY 1N-
VITED.5MI8S BELL FROM BAU
TIMORE ,W1LL BE IN
CHARGE. ....
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if you are not ashamed of it, tell
him; when your wife give! a tea
party, if you have recovered front
the effects of the gomip, drop ip]
with the news; when a baby arrioas
fill your pockets with cigars
call; if you go to a party, steal 1
of the good things and leave 'em
witn vat iicTn in our ■nncvuni
pour wife Ukaa you, coma in
let us see your atva and tsdlpir
sympathy through tha paper. If
your methw In law has died, doaTt
ha bagful about it; give in all ^ile
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with gratitude, which will
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Our varied tine of fashionable fabrics to
wit Panamas, Broadcloths, Brfflian-
tine, Mohairs and voiles in mixtures
with silk stripes and effects, Flannels
for Waists and Skirts, Serges and Suit
ings; last but not least we want you to.
see our silks in yard vide and other
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widths for waists and suits in stripes
and solids. We buy what you have to
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sell J and seD everything you want.
Come and see us. Yours to please,
In Men’s and Boys Clothing for Fall and Winter we ofler
a stock which is certain to delight every discerning buyer.
Every Suit offered is of good material, good construction, good
style, and extra good value for its price.
Our reputation for selling reliable Clothing means a good
deal to us. We value it very, very highly. And every Suit
of Clothes in this new stoi k has been rigidly examined in every
part, to make Sure that it is fitted to give splendid satisfaction
to whoever buys it This is a partial price list
Men’s Suits-^—$5.00, 7.00, 8.oo, 10.00, 12.00, 15.0a
[ig Men’s Suits—-$5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 10.00..
I’Knee Pants Suits $1.00,1.50, 2.00,2.50, 3.00,4.00.
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Superb Showing of Men’s
and Boy’s Furnishings
Our Furnishings stock matches the excellence of our
Clothing. We have gotten in, and are ready to show you, the
✓ finest assortments of Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Neckwear,
ar d all other masculine apparel accessories, that have ever yet
been displayed in Colletoa County. » j
W* mention briefly the prices on a few principal lines: ' k
ats -ft.06, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50.
Dress Shirts——50c, 75c, $1.00.
. Underwear 50c per suit and up.
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To anyone who knows shoe values who can discrimi
nate between the good and not-so-good—-there will be no
question but that this is THE store for footwear. Leather
has gone up; wholesale shoe prices have advanced; shoe deal
ers almost everywhere have either raised their prices or lower-
eft their qualities; but we are giving just as good Shoes at just
as low prices as at any time since mis store was started. We
have a big stock in fact the largest stock we have ever had
Mens, Women's and Children’s Shoes in great profusion
of style and kind. \Yc are making this department worth your
while cominjg here for anything aim everything in footwear.
here for anything and
r.so, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00,3.50, 4.0a
_ 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, .1.75, 2.00^ 2.5a
L^ies Shoes—-$1.00,1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50,3.00.
Misses Shoes $750, $1.00, 1.25 1.50, 2.00.
Children's Shoes--—25c, 40c, 75c, $1.00.
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“Th# Store That Always Makes Good.’
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