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KERRISON DRY GOODS GOMPAN
flCMil or&cre receive
careful an^ prompt
attention
- • am muiiii uraii w tw Km«i! - -
EXTENDS A/CORDIAL INVITATION TO
/ PEOPLE OP WALTERBORO AND VICINITY
tKHe pa? freiobton
all cash bills of $10
anO over
TO VISIT THEIR STORE AND ACOOAINT THEMSELVES WITH THE SUPERIOR SHQPPINB ADVANTAGES THEY OFFER
COLORED DRESS GOODS
Itixtd Mitt dk in n«w color combi
nation at boc, 75c, l oo, 115, 1.5o,
per yard.
Knacy Baiting* In rieh fall color
at 86c, 5oc, 75c, l oo par yd.
Imported Noreltiaa in extra wide
fabriea at l oo, 1.35 1 So to S.5o.
per yd
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Noveltiea in angle salt length*
f lo to |8o each
Bkoapcloth* made of the neweet
ebadea for fall wear at fl oo l,5o to
3 oo per yd. ^ - -
COLORED SILKS
Plaio alike, fancy silks, plained
silks, alike of all kinds that’s new
sad choice.
BUCK SILKS
Weamitrol the sale of the beat
Black Hilk* sold in Charleston.
Fiice* range 76c, Loo, 1 25, 1 5o to
1 25 per yd.
LADIES TAILORED SUITS AHO LORG CDATS-We h.rbor uo old style In thle depart-
aeot. Our siook of suita represent* the produrtioa*; tu fact U an
iUnetratiou oi fashion In detalL Price* Han^e: $lo, $12 5o, $16, $18, $22, $28
to $4o *
CHILDRENS LONG COATS AND EEFERS—‘n the Ut*.t itrl* and color, that are ooa-
■Uteat wita the fashion of today. Ail ag*«—Price* Rang* $3.oo *o $18 eaoh.
BLANKETS
We are particular in the selec
tion of Blankets that how we rabrntt
the best values at $6.00, 7.oo, lq.oo,
12.00,15.00, and 18.00 do*.
WOOLEN UNDERWEAR
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We carry the bentJbrAnd of wool
en underwear for men and women
and every article is priced In moder
ation
BLACK DRESS GOODS
This la the feature of opr bueineae
that la anpremely important oor par-
tcolanty of boylox black goods haa
won for'na 'he distinction of being
the beet olaek goods store in TBonth
Carolina. Try ne and yon will be
satisfied.
Blaek Broadcloths at 1 oo, 1 25,
2 oo, 2 6o to 8 oo.
H ck silk wash Henristtas, 1 oo
1 5o, 1 25.1 5o 8 oo.
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Wool Henriettas 5oc, T5c, 1 oo
1 25, to 1 So par yd.
f rest leys Black Baitings in plain
and fancy wear at 75c 1 oo, 1 25,1 5o
to 2 So
KERRISON DRY GOODS CO., 80 & 82 HASELL STREET
So far at the most New York
K ticiana are concerned, Oor.
he’a indifference to the pres-
tial nomination does not
to be of a very convincing
How To A roid Catching Colds.
As every one le llhble to cath a cold
•aril aa colds are dangerous becanse they
a tarMinate in ebrooio thrort or
dieeaeee. Every one ahonld be io-
tm&eted to learning how to avoid colds.
The way is simple. Never sleep too
aahl, never fall asleep in a cold room
«■ while sitting la a cold draft, never
wM or lie in a oold room or a.cold draft.
Mi one ever catches a cold when the
MBy and mind are active, no matter
l*w oold one may get. If yon are snf-
M&ng from a cold or its effects
Mlele’s pongh Elixir is the quiokes
■eg I beet remedy yon can use. Kydales
M :gh Elixir is sold under s gnarantee.
3Bm 10 cts a bottle. John M Klein.
Now they are fussing about
widening the I'anama Canal
Ifckt. At least this indicates
Mat there are going to be locks
widen some time.
work of bat one man, whotaaa the
binder requires besides the driver two
or three men to follow and aet up the
■hocks. The corn shocker see me to he
the machine that meets the require
ments of owners of email farms who
do their own work. It requires s rndn
of more aridity to run a corn shocker
than to operate a corn binder on to
count of the numerous movements the
operator has to go through all at the
proper time In removing the shock
from the machine. . ^
From replies to questions we have a
total emit of harvesting corn with a
ehocker' of |1.0H per acre compared
with the cost of $1.18 per acre for har
vesting with a sled harvester and $1.50
per acre for corn binders or by hand.
The manual labor in harvesting corn
Is the least when using the shocker.
The shock made by the corn shocker Is
not so easily loaded on a wagon aa ia
that made by a corn binder, as the In
dividual bundles may lie loaded with a
pitchfork, whereas the whole shock
made with a shocker can best be load
ed at once with some form of loading
device or horsepower derrick.
The corn binder is wed adapted for
cutting corn for the silo, as the bun-
It’« eatier to worry about what
we livsen’t than it ia to be cooten
with what we have.
Ask a truthful man for hia
opinion and the chancea are that
ie will hand you something you
don’t want.
A "Hard Debt to Pay.
‘I owe a debt of gratitude that cau
never be peid off," writes O. 8. Clark,
of Westfield, lows “for my resene
rom death, by Dr King's New Dis
covery Both Innas were so seriously
affected that death f>eemed imminent,
when 1 commenced tak'ng New Dis
covery The ominous dry, hacking
congh quit before the firat bottle was
used, and two more bottles made a
complete cure." Nothing has ever equal
ed New Discovery fob loughs, colds and
all throat and lung complaints, guaran
teed by John M Klein, druggist 50c
and $1 oo, Trial bottle free.
Appendicitis.
ledaetn e large measure to abuse of
«habowels, by omiploviog drastric par
Maivea. To avoid all ai
fifklnga New Life Pills
S ... -n. ■ K-.
Huger, nse only
>. the eafe, gen
ttholewneere and iuvigoratoes. Ouarau-
Mfi for headache, bilionanees,
mmtX jaandice,
■eato. 26c
at John If
malaria
Klein drag
Farm and
Garden
CORN HARVEST.
Tha* Binder Per ftilags Cam—The
ftheoker on ftmali Parma.
XwrCTj. SINTmO. Ofltae of Bxpartmsnt
Stations.
i binder ie wed to greeteet
in fleida where the corn is
•a It Is possible to cat
block, keeping the machine
iitly In opera tioa. Average re-
from several bnadred re-
'received to a letter of inquiry
formers la dUBprsot sections of
>try Indicate that for all con-
of corn the total cost per acre
corn with a corn binder
The advantage of the com
rsr cutting bp hand or tied
Is the amoaart of work which
pm dap and the
to the corn
which may
ider la that
in of
fdi
W ft row of
nd binding de
ls wnallp alee
conn BABvnrm aim
dies are bound Into convenient else to
be loaded on a wagon. However, this
savlug of labor la accomplished at the
coat of twine, which remains around
the bundles for Jsss than an boor sad
Is n total waste when cut.
Prof. Lombrofta . declarea that
Horry Thftw ia onquefttioanbly
inaane. Which ftronaei onrflnt
Mrioua doubt on the gubject.
Plaeeelve Car hollaed aou like ft j
ft ttoul-
tioe draws out inflrmatioo and poison.
Antiseptic, healing. For chapped hands,
ips, onts, bama.
A Woman Without A Btemaoh.
Several years ago, an eminent snr
geon removed the entire stomach of a
woman suffering from Csnosr. The
patlonl snnrived the operation and
lived several months. TMs wemaa had
no am for Rydnls’s Btomnoh Tablets
Bat every mm whom stemnoh is dlsmmd
or deransged does and will Had thorn
tablets a perfect remedy, bo matter
what form of landigoatioa or Dyspepsia
affects yon. Rydato's Btomnoh TaMets
give quick relief and effect a perms
seat owe of the worst forms of
stosanoh drssass They ars sold nadsr a
narsatos. Pries 26 aad 00 osats a bos
Lsrgs siss ooataias 21
Bas, John M Klsia.
It would bt intcrofttinc to
know bow tbo Now York
looked to Jamoi Haxon
from tbo ft%fe vanUfe
PoriB
A Ring's
■mol oi
aad other i
frss. Ask oar
Go.
Waltsrboro Drag
Newport eri ics accuse Gladys
Vanderbilt’s noble finaco of
jeiriK a u t4bl wad” This it an
objection th» tp obably will dis
appear after Lift marriage.
It i« announcoc that Gladys
Vanderbilt will hate to marry
her foreign count throe times to
make tha union legal. Well
girls it ia a comfort to think that
she will only hare to be divored
once to make it legal.
Stat of OHio, City of ToledOj)
Lucas County {
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior pardner of the firm of F. J
Cheney &Co ., doing bhinees in the
City^-of Toledo , County and Stats
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the earn of one Handred Dollars for
each and every caae of Catarrh that
cannot be cnrel by the nee of Rail's
Catarrh Cure. Frank J Ohenay.
Sworn to before me nnd subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
— I) 188c A W Gleason,
(Seal) Notary Pnblic
Hall’s Oanarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts direct on the blood and mucons
sufaces of the system. Bend for test!-
menials free. gs
F J Cheney & Co ., Toledo, O
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Take Hall's family Pills for constipation
DR- J- B- PADQET7
s. c.
Carries a full line of VIRGINIA-CAROLINA
CHEMICAL CO’S FERTILIZERS, and a stock.
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of general merchandise, so ^complete that any
thing that can be found anywhere else in Colleton
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county can be found at his store. 0
He will meet competition on any article
sells.
DR. J. B. PA VQET7
QETSINQER. S. :C.
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I at. Gettysburg.
DsvM Psrker. of Fayotte, V.Y., wh.
lost a foot at Gettyshunr, writes: "Elec
tric Bitters hsv e done |me more good
than any medicine I ever took. For
Mveral years 1 bad stomach trouble, and
paid out ranch money for medicino to
tittle purpose, nntll I began taking Elec
tric Blitters. 1 would not take $50o for
what they have done for me." Grand
tonic for the aged and for female weak-
neesee. Great alterative and body bniid-
er; beet of all for lame back and weak
kidneys Gnaranteed by John M Klein
druggist. 50o.
Dock Nelson to Hang.
Bamberg. Nov. 14.—Dock Nelson
has been resentenced to hang by
Judge Memminger. The date set for
the execution is Dec. 6.
In a small town tha monoton-
of it woman’s life would be so me
thing fierce if it wasn’t^ for th
gossip floating about
It baa been discovered that the
only chance mao has to best a
women in an argnment is to let
her do all the talking.
» Billons J Im.
Bilieus Jim gtew so tbin
He barsly made a shadow’
One day a frion dpraeeuted hi m
With Rydala'a Liver Tablets.
He took tke hint, began their use,
And this is what befell him,
He grew so fat, neither shoes nor kat’
Could be found to fit h;m.
Moral—Don’t mske your wills
But enre yoor Ills.
By nsing Rydaie’s Liver Pillt.
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New School for StGeorgo.
St George. Nov. 14.—Ground has
been broken for the^siew school
building to be erected here to cost
$20,000. It will be a modern building
in every respect.
What ia home without a good
cook? Better an ounce of exam
ple than a pound of advie.
COURT. DECIDER
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IN HIS FAVOR
Cooper Fought to Retain Formula Which
Has Made a Fortune.
L. T. Cooper, the maa who believes
that 20 per cent of all 111 health of
this generation is canted by stomach
trouble. Is fast winning a national
faith la Mb theory. EDe datm is new
admitted hr a surprising number ef
people throaghoat the Qeaatry. aad he
Ie gatniag aeu adherents every dap.
Whoa ftpsaktng of hit —ecus In a
recent Interview, Mr. Cooper aald: 1
believed tea yean ago that say one
who eoald product a formula that
weald thoroughly regulate the stom
ach waaM have n fortaan When I
got hold of this fonniia I knew with
in eta months that I was itgl
that mr tartans was mada. I
tha modMao Ooopor’i Maw
although I did aot got ap
I have owned it, Mwe*
three yoara. I have had ana lawsuit
ever It, whkfc I win la tha cevta
Whan tt woe aattkad The Cooper Madl-
«toa Tha preparation has add Rha
wBdflra wharaow tlrodnaodL As I
hapa add hd—u II la aaooimfaidm*
.tw much for thaw
fog they haw
of this medMao that is
_jeh nnivera
one from Mra. Emma
la Chlcnga, at TLS Wa
vard, who mild: ' Terhaps I
moot wminHcatod caan that Mr
had to deal with. I wW treat
yoara with my slwisnl I
with
not eafcr a
wmpp
that I
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hardy stow; J had a roarlag In m
rsst^rjtts^ssi
a very aera spot at the pit •< my
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THIS IS OUR LADIES TAN RUSSIA CALF
THREE QUARTER CUT BLUCHER. THE
SMARTEST MODERN FOOTGEAR FOR
LADIES WHO CARE. ALL SIZES AND
WIDTHS. 84.00
H. J. WILLIAMS
248 King Street
Opposite Beaufain. CHARLESTON, S. C.
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Mail orders will receive our best attention
opportunity!
TO GET ANYTHING YOU 1WANT
largest and most complete —wrt-
1 and notions ever aeon in a <
Just arrived the
ment of dry goods and notions ever seen in a country
stove, also an immense stock of clothing from the
Urged clothing house in New York. Oor stock ia
so complete that wa can fhhiiah you with anything
you want at the lowed prioea. Call and me us bs-
mm buying elsewhere. Ve pay the highad owh
prioas for cotton .• •. .•
PADQETT & BRELAND)
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Our stock 6f hats and dress
goods complete.
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YOU are cordially invited to inspect our line.
We are sure we can please you.'
MRS. W. A BLACK
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