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T = J TOPICS OF THE TOWN. R. Ritter of Ritter, wm in to see ue Beturdej. H. A. Morris of Omega, bed business Ja town Saturday. c A. Q Lyon- of Oetsinger, paid us a pieamut call Saturday. D. E. Crosby of Raysor’s mill eeetioa, was in to see us Saturday. A. F. Du tier of Wiggins spent the holidays In town. Hare you made your Mew Year rtao* inti »us yet? A. F. Henderson spent Xmas with bis mother in Charleston. T. E. Leach was here rislling rela- tlres the early part of the week. Miss Mabel llornik of Charleston is visidug at the home of J)r Klein. Mus Laura Sires of Maoon, Ga., Is Tistuug her annt, Mrs B. ti. rtice. S vi. Price of Baruweil, u spending a few ti*/» with his motner in town. Cadet D. B. Feurifoy ot Clem»on Col* logo u ▼isi.iug relattres lu town. (ieo DeTreviil* of Beautort spent the holiua^alu town with his pureuts. Luume Vornadoe, ot Jacssonviiie, Fla., is ▼isniuK relatives at ueudtrson tiUc, Deputy Sheriff A. H. Baiter is spend* lag me hoiiuays with his mother at Bruusou. • Mrs Blanca Fadgett and ohiioreh, art ipaiainig the hoiiuays wiui her stotar, ' Mrs J. B. Faugett at iiauuvilie, Fla. w- • - V B. Fanriloy, Jr, ot Ciemaon, is panning the holidays with his brothers, Me. hi. and Jno. M. FeurUoy. - r All tne merchants are leeiiag food ever uie Xmas trade. 1 hey aU say it pays tv advertise. Mrs Jonu O. Warren, Jr, ot heeahgsh etTfiveu in town ihlt moruiug to visit her pekeuts, Mr and Mrs F. kL saurray. W. U. Marvin, one of the leading imeuot Haodeiaonvuie, was a visitor to oar ettWe eaianjay. J, hi. Tiis mus aahagar w( tha U S. lauusinat iesuraaee Co. spent Xsaaa in Charieskou wun nls family. Wa art pleased to siata that our fan tel townsman, B G. Fnoe, is lapnl* iy' reeovertng from a ratuer severe illueas Pt ot K. B. Beillnger, Who is teaching tbe Yemnnai iS fcchoot, is spending the ' holidays in town. He begins school •last. G. Clem Uetsinger. one of Colleton's hustling young business men who was engaged in business at Eutawrtlie tbe past year, has accepted a position with J. IV Shuptrine, in Savannah, as book keeper. Mr Uetsinger is '‘at home” in Mr Shuptrine’s place of basi nets, having worsed there several years His many friends in Colleton will be glad to learn that be is doing well. Tbe Btiwan Ferti izer Company, of Charleston, are now distributing their calendars and almanacs foe 1907, and we are glad to number ourselves among tha fortunate recipient# of tbeaa handsome hod very useful gilts Tha calendar is splendidly printed ou a fine ‘quality of pa£ r, and the figures are large and easilv read. -The almanac is also very attractive in appearance aud contains much information of use and interest. The following Walterboro girls and boys attending Colleges are at home for tbe boiidays: Musts Sarah Koku aud Esde Lo(«r of Winthrop, Jessie au<i Marion F aser College for Women at Colombia, Helen vonLebe of Clifford He min «ry Cadets John D. Murray, God trey Hyrne, Mrluor beach, C. A. Hande>s aud Harry Anderaon aud Asher Howell of Clemson College; Frentice Gtifflo and Gadsden Fudge ft of Forman; Cadet F. P. Wichmau of Staunton dili tary Academy; < hristoph vonLebe ot the Charleston Co te<e. Of coarse you psy n>ur n mev, Batyoaget your money's wortb. For what does money mem to you When Rocky Moanialn Tea's on earth? JMKMb. Marriad—Sun<i«y, December 9. 1906, by B. L Jones, notary public, at tha rasidance of the bride's fraud parents, Mias Floranos Kinsey of Bamberg county and daraucc Woodward, 1 of Tbe Evils of Consftpatkm are many; Ua fact almost evsry sor -ions ulnsst bus its origin in oonsrtpntioi and some medioaes, itstuad of psuvat of pfarnb odd to te. This la mm oTmoat oathastiee, whkk wbsu first used, have a beneficial effect, but the deesnosto be oontincailv increased, and bet ore long the remedy ceases to bare tbs aUghtest affect : Thaw fs om pmpargtieu, bowevar, that eaa be ratted ups* to produos tha same results with tbs sums doss, area stub fifty years' daily was, and this is Brandrsttfs Pills, which has a record of otrr 100 years as tha standard remedy for constipation and aU troubles arWng from an impure Mate of <he blood. Brandreth's Pills are the same fins laxative tonic pill your grandparents used aud can be found In etary drag sad ■adictna store, either pfida or an* T. P. M array speak tha holidays with bis parents hare. He has given np rati* rapuiag aad sobaptsd a poaiiioa with tbs Col Mar AMljg Os. si Ritter. Hymn, who has a post lieu wMblbsLamhaidIron Works in As* «nM4 is spaodiag this weak with raia- fivps in town. ■rMd Mrs J. C. MaLaodo Floramw, drrived in town Bata, day evening to wititba a weak with tha latter’s parents Mr and Mrs John F. Loons. While L. hast triin, son of W. B. ■aateriin, of Round, has accepted a position with the firm of A. Wichman A Bon. Tie Xmas daaoe to be given at H|fna’a Hall by tha Metropolitan Con* daft Club, tomorrow avanlag will ba qaita a social event. Rev aad Mrs T. T. Welch aad child* rea of Columbia era visiting Mrs Welch’s parents Mr and Mrs W. J. Fish burns. It hue been reported to as by the poatmartar that a ywaag ama la tryi^ to raise the amoants of money orders ia town. It will be wall to guard JUST ORENBD A Fancy Grocery Store and A Beef Market 1 at The Bellirnger old Stand Near Court House > Choice beef at all times. Fresh Groceries. , Try me with an order. W. V. QLOVER. ircrnci. wito Tba Pram aad I have Standard to tbum may ba found at that Other sofcool aw Iters I will attend to at H WBDok, Co Bapt Id. tba popular of tba Fanaars and Mar* its Bank, loft Moadby for Sayanab »bswiil gpsad osvaral days with * sals at tha dispensary on Satnr* was and on Monday WPO a total te. two days^ot ll40. not mem libs hard timoi Ciassifief Ifvertiseaests* Wants, cent award thsmsst tabsa te Business lorala five lassrtloa. asssssams Found, one Mo adrer- 10 cents Has each LOdT—Ona yellow ball dog named Jack, with white under nook. Left >j)rasldaBt>< the Waliarboro Co., seyot The day after oar ai isms o*t list wook wa anloadsd 49 wa|oii loads of said at ov aMIL It pays WANTED—Coon hides,’Pomam hides green hides of all kinds. 'Highest press (Aid. J Hiott,Round 8 C. WANTED—a good farm hsnd to taka charge of small farm near Walterboro either on wages or shares of crop. J M Walk»r. POH SALE. FOR SALE—900,000 cabbage plants now raadv for transplanting. $1.50 par thonaand. Apply to B R UUner, Raffln, S C, or Cept T J Blanchard. 12 19 4t. FOR SALE—One fine Jermy milk cow. »7 warranted to give 4 gallons per day with proper f#ed and attention; never dries np if milked regularly; calf two weeks old. W m E Campbell, Moeelle, S C. 12 19 2t FOR SALE—Farm of 900 acres, 70 in cultivation, baance timbered. $5 r *r acre. Will sell timber separately airly'settled Also one mule. M W Breland, Walterboro, SC. 12 194t FOR HALE—A lot of New Improved Da’ Is Sewing Machines. Have been r< Id in county for $66. Our pries less than half this while they Iasi. Coma quick. Brown Furniture Co. if FQR SALE—Tract No 1—316, scree 100 cleared; tract No 2—75 acres, 50 acres fenced; tract No 9—125 acres 50 acr a • leaml; tract No 4—140 acres 80 acres cleared; tract No 6—100 >cres, 30acres cultivated. AU them tracts have go«>d b oildings and «ood fences. Apply to A H HERNDON, Walterboro, S C, BUSINESS LOCALS. oar load of OR f.° Klein's fil-kO liver pills. A fall Una of Oxfmd baggies—no better mode—-every one Is guaisoteed at WLH A FCa Alaska oookiag stows and ranges at Bryan & Co. , ' New assortment of Men's fall dram Miirts and neckwear. Call and sat same at Gao W Glover’s Store, Walter boro. J$ W Rank Jr, maeagsr of tbe W L fiFV Co hSM retained from Where ha has purchased a oar i males. He with jgnyof than pnee and quality. He exteads aa Invi-* URoa lo every om to coma sou look ah Wy Christmas assortment of fop a irnnh at Geo W Ulover’f Stem. ^ S,» » .'*>' ■ v, w - Ribbon ail colon. g4aah «g 15cts at Geo W Glover’s, Waltprboro. At Georgs W Glover's Store, Wqlfem. boru, 10. beaati/nl oops amt saaSim Lovely am Ttmaat of vaaaa. Prions lb suit any om. ; , Clothing sa(a at Col Mgr A Mfg Co A full Him of bsbfiwma, oonking Moves, sto. ' Bryan A CW,. NunnaUy’s frisk modiat. Pounds, * tks poamh KMu's. v GoUp.M M KW*V , , , Parker's Lncky Carrs pens, at from $1 to |6. Bsantilul assortment af statiooery, mym beautiful Xmas prssent#—at * Gai garden seeds are hare. EJabFa. v Gillette Safety Razor |6 for Christ* Bum prassats, M Klaia’a. f> % . If you aead a winter suit get it at tha Col Mar A Mfg Co. You can only acquire wealth by saving what y6u aura. Let aa show you how. Wa mail be giaJ‘to explain Bank system. Tha Jraimei aaaats Beak. Tha salt of clothing is still on at tha Colleton Mer A Mfg Go. For December big redaction in price of ready made clothing. H W Black Jr. Wehayeaddsda bargain car gi AGo. Klein’s $4*90 Hvatpilhk Wood for sals at Grace A Warren. Saga, thyme and spioea for at »rs aad Mar* Klein’s 64-90 liver pills. > Enough said Klsia-$4-90 Liver PUB. There are aaarlv aavaa million savinga aoooaais la Urn United States. Is yours ana of them? "Gat tha habh N by surt- iag um at Tha Fatmere A Merchants M A dollar. Mvsd is a dollar meda." Am K saving any? If not let at saggast a laahokl Gash Regis tar. Tha Faramm A Marehaata Bank. *^#1 Um habit" af saviag by getting a avligs bank. free. Deposit $1 and get m at Tba Barmen A Merchants Bank. Kleins $4-90 Livar PUL . Look at year steak of letter beads, bfl beads, statements, printed envelopes Are you nearly oat? If so order at ones from The Pram and Standard. ( Klees <4*9$ liver pills touches tba **• While doing- your <Jhristnms shopping do not mtfesfe our Store KILL 2 BIRDS with one stone by giving him, her or them a piece of furniture and at the same time making your home more com-, tollable and supplying that article so long needed* COIVSIOEftllVO THE PHE»ENT HARD TIMES this argument cannot <lbU. to impress you as being a good one.. • * • Furniture stands in the foremost rank of worthy -and lasting prtsen u, U is so durable, handsteM snd useful that it takes a place in a home filled by noth ing else. We can show you hundreds of pretty and ^ " r tfwt Kirill apptef W jocr r OR Cl SPECIAL PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS. We . have an immgw*Reckon hand And wf, etrhosdy re quest that yon come to ofry store aim! see Sdiat we ^ have to offer. We are coiMent it w31 be one of the 5 most satisfactory places you can find to do your Xmas shopping*. AMONG THE THINGS TO BE , SEEN AT ] OUR STORE ARE, Ann Rockers of all kinds Mud ^prices, Chairs, Chiftonirs, Tate-a-tetes, Ghifforobes* | Buffets, Sidetoids.. Wardrobes, Odd E>ressers, Suites, Iron Beds, tb&ui*ers, MampArs, Music Racks, Book! cases. Couches, Library and Hall Lamps, Desks, ^Pianos, OrgaaS) Library, Dining and Centre Tables, fOttamans, Clocks, CabipeCK Matting, Rugs, Art Squares and in fact beau thqb and everything i comfortable. king necessary to make the —■ ■ * akh* NOTIGM- ■.jd To accommodate Christmas shoppers and to give everybody a chance to see what we are offering, our store will be open until nine o'clock Saturday and Monday nights before Xmas. DO NOT Pin; TO VE DS i C4U, Meet me at v r ^ % j Brown Furniture Company >'*•“> 4 » rj . m/v-*. .