Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I *> i BargainJ5 Hav% g decided to go out of the Sales Stables business K , I am selling the few horses' and mules at just what they cost me in Atlanta, regardless •» of fe*d and freight. C. D. May TO MY FRIENDS d i I have purcnased the 5 and loc store in' Walterboro and In addition to this complete fine have added a stock of I groceries and shoes. I shall glad to see all my friends] J. L. ROGER AT THE CHURCHES. „ The following is the time of serv ices of the several congregations in town. methodist—Every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetings 7:30 p. m. Wed nesday.—Rev. J. L. Daniel, pastor. baptist—Every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m. Thurs day. Rev. F. 0. S. Curtis, pastor. prsbyterian 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sunday at 11 a. m.; 2rd and 4th Sunday at 7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting, 4jp. m Thursday. Rev. F. A. Drennan, pastor. EPISCOPAL—1st and 3rd Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7;30 p. m. Prayer meeting 4 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. T. P. Baker, rector. Wise Words A fool and his money are soon married. One foot in the grate is worth two is the same place On the other band, the sheas player would rather pay rent than to move. Many a girl’s notion of an ideal man is any one who will propose. Some ^women regards husband merely aa a ooatnuting background. A man ie kaowi/hy tbeooaapaqy he keep aod the friends he gives away. It makes some fellows chesty to think of all the medals coming Is n 1875 TERRY & SHAFFER 1908 WE ARE THE SOLE AGENTS FOR PITTSBURGH PERFECT FENCES 1 he stajs are electrically welded to tile strands and therefore the stay wires are not weaken ed nor the galvanizing broken by twisting around the lateral wires, and the joint is indestructible There are no exposed ends to invite rust and no wraps to hold moisture, and on account of the electrically welded stay, the tensil strength of the fence is increased to a very great extent. On account of the construction of our fences we alone have accomplished what has long been the aim of all fence manufacturers, namely to get a solid steel fence that is at the same time adjustable to ah levils and defections, and we therefore guarantee that it will conform to uneven and rolling ground. No wraps to get loose or hold moisture and rust We have just recived another car lood of wire—call and get our prices. Dctptto the feck that she can’t throw a mom a woman ahould hare S aim in life. I knew a man who ia ao Mont that he even inaiau upon writing with a 1 atub pen. i A skeptic ia a man wba always pats mneiliage on the back of a poefcf e •tamp. Genius wouldn’t be so often misun- 1 deratood if it woald only lean to nae a typawriter. ° ' • Metlie Have Ne Fear. Doetora now affirm that peril In mothball*, a circumstance the teems to have overlooked. FENCE YOUR GOV. R. a GLENN OF NORTH CAROLINA SAYS ABOUT GOWAN’S PNEUMONIA CURE THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY # For Coughs, Colds, Croup Throat and Chest Troubles. make it a rule never recommend medicines until I have myself tried them, as there are a great many in the land that arr perfect shams, but ’ having tried your cure for colds, sore throat and other Inflammatory troubles. I have no hesitation in cordially reccommending it to the public, for 1 think it a blessing to the people -especially the children, Any time in the work! that I can say a word for your company, I will do it without hesitation or reserve. yy Por Sale by All Druggists, $1.00, BOc. and 25c. } } l * a * ; © © } © * CHURCH, YOUR CEMETERY, GRAVES AND YODR DWKLLIHCS WITH - ' * r, o STEEL ©R MALLEABLE IRON FENCE It costs a little more than wood, but it lasts a life-time, and is a great deal cheaper in the end. 1 will be glad to figure with you on anything in the line of Iron and Steel Fencing Settees, Tree-guards Cellar Doors, Window Guards, Grates, Grills, Railing Vases, Eta Agent for the Factory. Walterboro, S. STRICTLY * All Winter Goods to go at the remarkably low prices, listed below, we want room for our Spring Stock You urill see we mean them to go go by the prices named. M 30 Black Broadcloth Skirts were 4 50 now Mens Heavy Undershirte were 50c now Lad let Heavy Undershirte were 50o now Infants Fleeced Vests 50, 60 & 75# Wool Facinators $1 00 Kind for Ladies Fancy Underbodies Ladies Fancy Underbodies Better Chinelle Table Covers were 50c 34 in Superfine Flannel was I5c Ladies Black Silk Belts Mens 50c Madras Shirts $ 1 25 Satin Underskirts 2 00 Satin Underskirts 51 in Broadcloth $110 64 in Repellent was 60c now 54 in Cream Mohair, $1 25 44 in Tan Broadcloth was 75c now 44 in Navy was 80o now Drees Plaids was 121 now 60 in Cravenette Cloaking was 1 25 now 44 in Broadcloth was 85 now Misses Wool Mittens were 25c now , Infanta A ool Mittens were 15c now Odds and Ends of Neckwear for Men 75 hand Bags were $1 00, 75c, A 59c a 1 ! to go at t . - 3:i|c 73c 10 cts Heavy Ontiog 10 cts FlannelletteB 15 cts Kimoaa Flaunells 8 cts Shaker Flannel 8 cts Checked Homespun 121 cts Chambrays 8 cts Checked Ginghams 12} cts Dress Ginghams 10 cts Dress Ginghams f 1 00 ( ottoo Blankets $1 25 Cotton Blankets 4 Tan Long Coats, $12 value 10,1C and 14 in Embroidery C and 6 in Embroidery 18 in Corset Cover Embroidery Little Boys and Girls Union Suits Boys and Girls Union Saits Ladies Knitted Pants $10 00 Fur Pieoes 6 0ft Fur Pieoes 4 00 For Pieoes 1 50 Beds Spreads ° 2 <»£ Bed Spreads 2 50 Bed Spreads 1 50 Satin Underskirte Hardly any use to enumerate the great array of bargains knocking at your doors. Will yon take advantage of it. A c we have to offer you. It simply means opportunity