Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m |l875 TBRRY & SHAFFER 1907 A NEW DEPARTMENT COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE We are now in position to offer coflee at wholesale prices. We ask tho merchants ot our county to see our samples before sending their orders elsewhere. On lots ot one sack we can save you freight. If we can sell you as cheap or cheaper than other wholesalers why send your money away? Come to us. We buy direct. Remmber—TERRY & SHAFFER, Wholesale Coffee Merchants. Granulated Sugar, 18 lbs $1.00 Light Brown Sugar. 20 lbs £1.00 Extra No. 1 Meat reduced to 10c per lb. No. 1 Sides i2^c lb. Ask to see our pork sausage in oil 15c lb. i lb Brit Mackcral 10c each. Pure IV>x River Butter 40c lb. UNDINE FLOUR; A LINE OF HI3H CLASS FANCY GROCERIES SECOND TO NONE—ALL AT THE DEPARTMENT STORE This Music 10c. Per Copy. By Mail nc. The presi dent of a prominent musi cal college writes: 4 *We have fdrty-four Kingsbury Pianos, and recommend them in the highest terms; they are splendid instruments. »» Kingsbury Pianos Those who want dependable pianos that are sold at reasonable prices will find it to advantage to call and examine the Kingsbury. We arrange terms to suit the purchaser. PRESIDENT OF VOCAL Ford Krdman Stanley Root Jerome Marion Berners Fannin Love’s Pleadings I Wonder if You know In the Moonlight with the Girl Yon love Beyond the Gates of Paradise Beyond the Smiling and the Weeping There’s only one Sweetheart for me Where the sweet Kentuckv flows Every Girl should have a Bean ANEW SET BY STREABBOG We know this new set will be most welcome by our teachers and their pn pils. Wild Rose, Grade 1—very simple, all in treble clef c no acciden tals Step by Step, march, Grade I—very simple, all treble clef, key C no accidentals Happy Honrs, Grade 11—very easy. All treble clef. Key C, only accidental used F sharp Bird’s Morning Song, Grade H, very easy, Key C All in treble clef, only accidentals need F sharp All very attractive little pieces First pieces for Little Players—mv Mamaj Waltz, Geade I; My Papa’s Waltz, Grade 1: Litlie Friend's Polka. Grade 1 Out in the Country—At Grandpa’s Farm Waltz; In the Meadow Two step, Black-Eyed Susan A altz F or teaching Kindergarten and School be sore to nse—Holiday ‘ ‘ 11 COX COLLEGE College Park, Ga. Mareh, Grade 3 (easy), by Kimball. It is very popular and wil always please WEE WALTZES FOR WEE FINGERS A most attractive setTor little pupils by Cochrane—Butterfly Waltz, Grade 2; Cricket Waltz, Graae 1; Firefly Waltz, Grade 1. DELIGHTFUL TEACHING PIECES Prof Baldwin’s pieces are verv pretty—Springtime Greeting, Grade 2; Shepherd’s Eveni ng Soug, Grade 3 ‘ H* The following pieces by Mrs Maude Hart are three pages long, be- ' ~ ~ T1 ... ... tween grades 2 and 3 They never fail to please Linnet Waltz, Oriole Waltz -Flotilla Mircb, Edison Cold Moulded Records for November 30 Cents Esoh. AMERICAN SELECTIONS. PIANO DUETS FOR BEGINNERS The following four hand pieces will please them: At School March Flower Fairies My Mama’s Waltz My Papa’s Waltz Danny and his Habby Horse When Summer Tells Autumn Good Bye 0h t Ob, Mias Lucy Ella Secret Love Cavotte He lost Her in the Subway Honey Boy Who? Me? Edison Concert Band Mannel Romain Collins and Harlin Albert Benzler Ada Jones Miller and 'Verren^ath Billy M array Kbckv Glen Two step All very easy. Not above second grade, only the above five pieces Streabbog Feans Streabbog Streabbog Streabbog are piano duets. I See Thee Again, waltz Edison Symphony Orchestra June Moon . Irving Gillette Kiss, Kiss, Kiss ^ ‘ Ada Jones & Billy Murray If I’m Going to die I’m Going to have some fan Arthur Collins Victorious Eagle March Edison Military Band Why Did they sell Killnery Frank C Stanley At the Village Post Office Edison Vaudeville Co. ’Neath the Old Cherry Tree, Sweet Marie Harlen Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer Edison Venetian Trio I’ve bad many a Sweetheart, bat none like You Read Miller The King’s Business Edison Mixed Quartette Flanagin at the Doctor Steve Poster Rakiczy March Edison Hungarian Orchestra Yesterday Werrearath ▲ Coon Oourtshhip Ada Jones A Len Spencer When‘the Bund Plays Yankee Doodle Edward Meeker Many’s the Time, Medley Edison Military Band Exp*rl«noe Baa proven the refining infineoee hf good music, and no way in whieh each a variety of mu Me by the Ivntiing endi artists of the world, can be eo readily -JO —T—O-ugjpt^ _ Vjotor^ 4 11 the newest ragtime and popular music 25c per codv or anv nve copy or any hve for $1.00—vocal or instrument al This is a list of the most popular and best selling music just at present to make “Home” the dearest and girls, is every Mother’s formoet thongLt then any other one thins From 310 up to 3100 THE Mm COMMIT, EYERTTRYVC KTYIII MUSIC. Gable Bldg jr. V. WALLACE, Manager to.® W” -0 * •“* The SkrtiafViri Henry Widoi INSTRUMENTAL iT Ths Merry Widow Value Tbs Msn of ths Hoar Ths South Carolina Military Academy March Oarbarj ; ck Acid Bag Consolation—Morrison Bed Wing Arrah Winnah '".VOCAL A Sweeter Story Still When Bob White is whistling in the Meadow She was a grand old Lady In the golden Antnmn time my sweet Elaine Let me write what I never dared to tell IM like alitUe loving now and then Yon will kno* how I love you THE - CABLE - COMPANY Everythiag Known In Music - ' x • . . * J . V. Wallace, MazxS4|ar . . We Are Here Fo Serve You : The purchaser who visits TAYLORS’ is impress ed by many things* First, by the large well selected and well displayed array of merchandise WE carry. And then bv the verv courteous treatment ex- J ^ tended 40 each and every patron entering our doors. And again then by the economical facilities of handling our merchandise, which tend to reduce prices. And most of all by the spirit of progress and up- to-dateness which prevail at TAYLOR'S. The customers soon learn that we are here to serve them—and their first visit is never their last. If you need anything in our line—don’t lose sight of of the fact that we are here to serve you, - and that we are still enjoying the distinction of being considered—Walterborc’s Popular Store. Taylors. */ o Notes from ftavenel Miss Leila La Roche, of Toogoodoo, spent a few days recently with the Misses Rodgers. Mrs W T Altman and Miss Blanch Altman of Charleston were the gnest of Mrs C H Beach last week. L R Brooks spent Sunday very pleasantly in Savannah. Messrs Banniser, Thad and Johnie Altman was in Ravenel last week. Mrs F B Ilendeson who is teaching the Dwight school at Delemars spent last Sunday after noon with friends Miss Francis Aivena accompany her. Mrs J F Stutts has been se riously ill for the past week, but we are glad to say she is improv ing rapidly. Messrs Atmar Rogers and Wil liam Hilton of Ridgeville visited friends here last Sunday. Mrs J A Johnson has been very sick for the past week. Mr H B Ackerman and Mrs J A Rodges has hac their prop erty insured by the Piedmont Insurance Co of Spartanburg. Mr Wm Rowe who has been painting in St George, ba« an engagement to paint the Baptist Church at Meggett, Mr Rowe is at present with Mr Ackermsn. The school at this place is pro gressing rapidly under the man agement of Miss Rodgers, Miss Rodgers was the eflicent teacher in the Dwight School latt year. Rev W A Wimberly of Giv- hans will preach here on Sunday night. Petite Fille A New Dispensary. The County Board of Control, upon petition from Meggett,'have decided to open a dispensary at that place, and have elected W. B. Sears •n as dispenser. The people of this community have been opposed to the dispensary there but they claim that the ’’blind tigers’’are flourishing to such an extent that it is necessary f r their only protection to open a dispensary. The dispensary will be opened as soon the bond of the dispenser and and a few preliminaries can be arra nged. Insures Skin Health Testimonials from all over the country attest the rnerita of Tet- terine at a wonderful skiu remedy After months of torment from Tetter. Eczema, or other skin diseases, by its nse, the *kin is restored to a perfectly healthy condition. Tetterine is a prompt and permanent care for Insect Bites, Ground Itch, Scalp Erup tions and other itching riis apes. For sale at diug stores or by mail on receipt of 60c. J. T. Shuptrine, Savannah, Ga. Bathe wiin Tetterine Soap, 25o Cake. Masters Sale STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Colleton County. In the Common Pleas J. E. Varnadore, et. al, fcai Wesley Varnadore, et. al. Oy virtu* of the Deorse of above court herein, I will sell st public outory before ths Court Henee is wMterboro, 00 sale day in December 19j7 2ml day, within the legal hours of s«le, the following described Realty. K\\ that certain tract of land, situated in the county sod State aforesaid, on the Rununaofts, containing two hundred and fifty acres more or lees; and bound ed on the North by land now or late of Penrifoy.on the South by lands now or late of David Ramsey, on the East by lands now or late of James Thompson, Mary Varnadore aad lands of Maris G. Varnedore, (the last name bavin; been orlgtaoally a part af ths lands here in described) sod on tbs west by lands sow or lats of O'Qtslo. Ttrms of sals 00s half cash, balancs In 00s year se cured by £ood aad Mortgage of the purchaser bearing Interest from day of sals, or all oash at option of the pur chaser.- purchaser to nay for papers. C. G. HENDERSON, November U, 19:7. Master. 11 M Rep ovt ef Cslktea Board fer Meath October, 1907. Credit Oct II By stock on RELIEVES ^CMARRIi 1106 11 WALTERBORO DRUG 00. 981 19 8 III 4;# 768 80 815 Be 191806 •§ Oct 1. Stock sa „ fcmf 1766 13798 R R Matas.....— 87 71 Mds reosfvad dar- , tag moatk.— I9el 87 UM Ml 140 |f Ha did not pot hit heart in big | work. Hal earned nothing from hia| blnndera. He choose hit friends among j hi* inferior*. He was content to be a aeoondl rate iiian. Be rained hi* ability by Mil doing kliiwoa. . » ■# j**,/jv »■ t-illL . . .• • -'3M