Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fjr MM— ■VMS* I; , i _ r m *! ‘" wanna ■Mi—Mva PersMi) this in T1» books *rt closed today, boing legal holiday. , ... W. S. Marvin of Neyles was town Monday. . # 9 m o A.&. Padgett of 8moaks spent Monday night in town.. W. A. Carter of Island ton was in town Saturday. J. M. Penington of Green Pond had business here Monday. J. D. Ackerman of Cottagevilie was a visitor to Walter boro Monday. Dr. C. E. Kinsey of Bamberg was a visitor to. Walter boro Saturday. C. P. and J. H. Wilson of Smoaks paid &s a pleasant call Friday. Idas Sue Ella Saunders is visiting frieMs at Meggets. this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Eckordt spent last week with relatives in summer- villa. Malone’s private again Thursday. Mfas Hellen E. school will open Jaa. 2, J. 0. H. Witaell of Tea. S. C. spoilt the holidays with relatives in town. Ellis Detreville of ths South Caro lina Collage spent the holidays at home with his parents. Mrs. I. P. Saule who has been quite aick at her home near Walter- hero Is much better. W.W.Smoek, Sr. of Smoaks is spending a few days in town with his eon, w. w. Smoak, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Meleod visiting the latters parents, Mr. and Mia. Jno. F. Lucas. Mr. and Mrs few daya last u Summerville. Mieses Sadie and Elisa O’Bryan a holiday Savannah Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Paterson of lertialeepent formers mother, Mrs, Irvinf Fish borne, A. H. Wichman, i Dr. A* J* Anderson. Mieses Licielle and Jennie McTeer were the guests of Mr. end Mrs. 1. J. Rumph at a domino party at Adams Run. last night. Cadet Henry Strickland of Clem- son College spent the holidays at his home near Williams. He was in Walterboro Thursday, accompanied by his friend. Ivy Redish. Wm. K. Marshall of Port Koya* Va., Sidney J. Kohen and John R. Paul of Charleston spent the holi days in town as the guests of their J class, mate, J. C. Voniehe of the College of Charleston. Rev. J. Lemacks Stokes of North Augusta has been spending the holidays visiting relatives and friends in town. Rev. Stokes preached an able end instructive sermon at the Methodist church Sunday morn ing. This was Rev. Stokes boyhood’s home and his friends were glad of this oppertunity to hear him preach. FOR rati., CREATION TXiane fiora/f _ oeftes ana pains fa man and htosf a NOAHS LINIMENT J. Taylor spent a : with relatimi in are enjoying a holiday this with fnends in S , and Mrs. J. — Alerfdale spent the holidays with the Trs. DTP. j Charles Glover of viMting his mother, Mrs. Clever on Hampton Street. Mr. and Mrs. M. Halsey have returned home after visiting rel- atfvss at Ocilla, Ga. Mhra. James Cureton and children of Greenville visited her sister Mrs. L.w. McTeer during the holidays. E, L. Flahburne and M. P. Howell spent from Friday to Monday hunt ing at Rase Hill, tbe beautiful home of thaBagota. Charley Goodwin who is attending the Chaifeefeti Medical Callage spent the holiday* near town with his parents. T. P. Leeesue of the Charleston Evening Poet spent the holdays in town ss the guest of his friend. C. S. Anderson. Col. and Mrs. Jas. G. Padgett left yesterday for St. George where they go to spend New Years with Mrs. Padgett's relatives. J. K. Hiott of Rieuad was in town Monday. He says the "Kid-hogs” have turned'’to hog», and that J. B. D need not worry about naming them * V ”1 , Hon. and Mrs. J. 8. Griffin were among those who attended the thanksgiving exercises of Pine Grove yesterday. L W. Kelly, chief Inspector for the V. S. Industral Life Insurance Co. of Charleston was here this week, Jno. H. Peurifoy and J. E. Moore attended the roeettog of theShriners in Charleston this week. ' ^ i • Mini Sarah Kohn returned, to Winthrap College today after pend ing the holidays with her parents. GaptChaa. J.Eppfe of Conway is visiongat the home of Us wife's brother, Dr. Jno. M. Klein. Gee. Detreville of Hopkinwrille, A Pleasant Evening ^ Last evening at the hospitable home of Mr and Mrs F 8 Dixon s number of their friends gathered to watch tbs old year pus away. As the evening flopped its wings in flight to tbs passing hours the merry ftrowd began to realise that tbe old year was lastly approaching an in stantaneous death. The centre of pleasure of the even ing was the old time Virginia Ifeel. Everyone of tbe g«y oreprd took part. After this oame music, ringing and danoing, in which we all indulged and was hugely enjoyed. At 11 o’clock the crowd repaired to tbe dialog room and represented the old mying: “eat, drink and be marry fer tomorrow is Nsw Year Day. It goes without mying that the enjoyment in ths dining room was fer enooseded by others. The old year haring peaeed away, the lew one wee rserived to the ■trnine of Meodelaaohns haring wed ded the pleasures of the merry crowd. Mr and Mrs Dixon have the beat withes of their friends for e happy and proaperoua New Year end soc- oem will crown their every effort, Auditors Appointments I will be at tbe following pla es named below for tbe perpcee of taking tax returns for 1906 Cot<agevtlie Wed Jan Jordan's »fore Thar morning M Beasley etore Thar erasing Headernoovllle Monday “ Pntiu Tnraday Haiders Wednesday WUUnme Thursday Bells Friday Raranele Monday Warrens Z Ronds Taeedey “ Youngs Island Wednesday Adams Ran Thursday J nelson boro Friday “ ! Rios Paieh Monday ^olk Store Tnesday nsorcing ▲shun Tuesday afternoon M : Early Croxiern. The earliest mention that fn no far disclosed of the nee of a crosier is of owe oarrtwd by Atoldue. nrchbtnhoe of Reims, who died A. D. 9IS. An ancient Saxon or Norman font la Winchester cathedral ban n very old represents, tion of a bishop with a crosier, proba bly the earliest example to be found In Eng^nd. A crosier of rode shape is cut bn the tomb of Bartholomew, bishop of Exeter from 1161 to 1164.— Wood Craft A Card Mr. Editor:—will vou kindly al low us space in the columns of your paper to exprem to the members of the Methodist church our sincere thank* for and high appreciation of the handaome Silver service an Ele gant painting which they presented us Christmas night. May Gods rich est bis—ing be uppon each of the donor*. 0 ^ Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Daniel. Caldwell Wednesday afternoon M 69 MUeys Thartday morning •* 80 Berm Thnnday afteraooe " 10 BsMaks Friday . M 81 Johneue School Howes Set Feb 1 J H Dodds Tuesday '< 4 Green Fond Thursday * All other days sot snentiooed above from Jearntry 1st to February *0th st Walterboro, B. O. P. M. MURRAY, Deoember 16th Oo Auditor. ■wok Friendship. I never come Into u library (salth Heinalus) bat I bolt the door to me. excluding lust, ambition, avarice and all nuch vices, whose nurse Is idle- >sa, the mother of Ignorance and melancholy herself, and la the racy lap of eternity, among so many divine souls. I take my seat with ao lofty a spirit and sweet content that 1 pity all onr grant ones and rich men that know not their happiness.—Robert Burton. m. Many Sides. That's the way the thing was told to me. bat of course, there's nlwura more than one tide to n story.*’ “Of course, there are always as many ■Ides to a story as there are people to blame.*’ IKn. G. P. kit Ttoira- 7 'i, J ■ in or splint BOV'S | ^ -A*t c -WSaM XX, •lY, a. I wish all m customers and friends a HAPPY NEW YEAR and a continuance of their patronage S. FINN Jeweler MANY Our delicious Cod Liver preperxtion without oiL Bettor than old-fashioned cod lifer oA emulskMe to restore health for Old pongees riaHf-wdw rlriMrfn* week run-down persons, snd after sickness^ coldSy coug^hSy httnchitls tod ill thrust tod Isnc troubles. Try It on our so Y1AM* Patents We desire to take this means of thank ing our many friends and patrons for their patronage during the year just closed, and to wish everyone a HAPPY NEW YEAR BROWN FURNITURE & HARDWARE COMPANY awrani'MW —*-£ rr AnroMS InranUoal UomMrtOt] m£S8«M?»m5S?SA* m. f .j.4i ft a ueeaASsLtasi sqtronc JWMnCsi. ■■■■■MiKfl P i r t c Land For Sale 436^ seres about 5 miles east of Walterboro bounded bv Hamp Thompson, Jonas O'Quin, and others, known as the Sebera Thompson Home stead.' This place has two good new tenant houses and some of the open land is un der wire fence. Must be sold quick, either for cash or good security. Apply to D. J. HYDRICK, tf. Orangeburg, S. C. Bargains j Bargains To one and all; I will be at Walterboro, on the first day in January 1908 with a car load of Kentucky Horses Mules. The right kind and size and the right price.. sell at public auction and private sales. Wait until you my ssock before you buy, you will save money by doing SOt Yours for business, A. B. BENNETT. HoDy HID, S. C noo •To, toad to reward nos fafeoMUon wMak wfU g,’ * -1 HONOR We take pleajrore in informing and patrons that in tb AnnusFConvention o tkm held last summer Tkd Famcrs ee4 I erclaiis nk ^ - •- our tnenos report of the %^emh of Phlmw finds, phee oo it. HONOR ROLL, remit has been obtained conservative methods el and the Bank is jmdy prsudnf Thaks m WfE Street do a We cm patrons UU>- U- -UA u>--^ Wu EaWs wPlm m J 1 X