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Sunday was a cold day.
Watch Walterboro grow.
Jno. E. Hemdon of Ruffin was in
town ealea-day,
Jno. 0. Jaques of Cottageville was
in the city Monday.
T. R. Williams. Sr. of Williams
' was in town Monday.
J. G. Murdaugh of Islandton was
in to see us Monday.
D. E. Smoak and son, J. D.. of
Smoaka w*re here yesterday.
J.C. Hiott, Esq. of Branchville
was here Mondly on bosineas.
Mr. and Mn. W. B. Bishop of|
Smoaka spent Monday in town.
W. Z. Ayer of Olar waa here Mon
day sellinf horsea and mules.
J. M. Padgett, magistrate at Jack-
sonboro, was in town Monday.
Robert Black of Ruffiin paid us a
pleasant call while here Monday.
J. M. Hiers of Smoaks was in town j
Monday on businen and pleasure,
J. L. Smoak and eon, Willie, of
Smoaks visited Walterboro Monday.
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B. R. Bennett, one of Lodae's bus
tling merchants, was here Monday.
Miss Claudia J Campbel was in
town Saturday doing some shopping.
J, M. Dannelly of Ehrhardt was in
town Monday selling horses and
mules.'
Hon. W. R. Fox of Adams Run
jrmpeeling his many friends here
^ Arnett of Holly HM Imd
•ome fine horses and males here for
aole Monday.
PW1M. Padgett of. WiiHatta waa
one of Walterboro’s pleasant visitors
Monday.
L. C. Weekley, the veteran post
master at Salkehatchie, was in town
Monday.
Prof A C Hiers of Smoaks was
among th&ie who visited Walterboro
Saturday.
W, B. Sauls and SMder May were
among the Smoaktonians in town
Monday.
Several communications are una
voidably left out of this week's is
sue for lack of space.
John Thomas of Smoaka, and _
hustling young business man, was in
town Monday
Representative J B Dodd spent
from Saturday till Monday at his
home at Round.
Prof. H. A. Crosby of Getainger
and J. B. Hudson of Jackaonboro
were in town Saturday.
A. Q, Lyons of Islandton w as among
those who came to see us Monday.
See his large ad. elsewhery.
Frank Berry and sons, Walter and
Joseph, of Smoaka, were pleasant
visitors to our t<£rn Monday
S. P. J. Qarria, Jr., one of the nu
merous prosperous young farmers
of Smoaka waa in town Monday.
D. A. &auls and wife of St Helena
Island were in town last week on
visit to their mother, Mrs. Sauk
. Capt. H. C. Raysor of Allendale
attended the sales here Monday. He
is execgtorpf the estate of the late
G
s
*. a. McGregor, superintendent of
the Walterboro Cotton MUk was
called to YorkviUe Monday to attend
court aa a witness, f
Hon, J. S. Griffin spent from Sti-
uHay to Tueeday in town. Mr. Grif
fin has introduced a bill to repeal the
preatnt road law.
The sales stables, residence and
More of a D. May opposite the
Opart Houee Square is for aaie by
the Colleton Realty Company.
Rev. W. H. Brunson of St Steph
ens has accented the eall as pastor of
Brngraen Chiktiaaehurch, and will
commence his work the 8rd Sunday.
Mtor Pmaa ami Standard Mr.
me Hendon is the Proudest man
oar community because* it is a
— ghter. Solicitor
f
avm
Curb or Splinh
-SIoClIV’S
1/iivim.eivt
is unsurpassed
robs and relieves
eeds very liWe mbit
leave o gear or Wemi .
An enHsepKe remedy for thrush,
fbtuta and any abscess.
^RICS 25i saf S Sl.00
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nop anoiuwii/ j
TO MY
FRIENDS
I have purenased the 5 and
ioc store in Walterboro and 4
in addition to this complete
line have added a stock of
groceries and shoes. I shall
he glad to see all my friendsl
<U. 1) <4
j. L. KOGER
at tistsa wtoa toe dost fed jest right
wbso yon Lire a kud wo—to. take
•omstbinfr [right sway that will awi«t
difMtioo; not —asthisg that will
WiainlsM for s tl— tot sow
will podtirsly do tto Tory
tbs stomach performs sadsr ordinary
and nonnsl condition., something that
will make tto food digest. Ta do this
on nisi take a aataml diymfnt like
/xiol For Drapopsla. Kn4 ? T ^ ac 4 9tt . j
tifle pr.p*rat«6h of vogstahls ae di with ]
natnrsl digwtasu sad oostains tto .
mm. jaiew. foned in a toaithy tto—oh.
Kach dom will digwt mors than S.OJO
grain, of good food. It Is mrt to sftord
prompt relief; it digests whet von sat
end U pleesent to take Sold by John m
Kirin,
just received a complete • ^
'• line of well known Edison ..
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-Phonographs at $1250!
4 9 *1
:: $25 oo^tnd $35 00 each. |
Also a fine selection of I
; Edison Records at 35c
;; each.
We will sell them • ^
; cash and to responsibly !!
<» parties on easy terms.
;Come over and hear a
; tune at
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Jewelry
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NOAHS
LINIME
C. F. Smoak G. W. Miley
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Car Load of Fine
Horses 'and Mules
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We have just received from
the west a car load of fine
horses and mules. We can
supply vou with a fine farm
mule, good horse, first class
We have as fine selection of
horses and riftuleS as can be
purchased at any market in
the State. Cal) at our stables
when in town and be convinced
We can sell them as cheap as
any horse dealer in the State.
— WE£ALSO —
have on hand a line of buggies
wagons and harness, which we
guarantee to be as good and
durable as any buggies, wag
ons and harness sold anywhere
in the south, and at prices to
suit the times.
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Smoak-Miley
Company
Branchville, - - S. C.
WANTED
THE
to know that for the next few
days we will pay
*• $1.76 Gash »•.
FOR GOOD PEAS IN SACKS. CONFER
WITH
JOS. W. LUCAS,
WALTERBORO. S. C.
We regret that lack of tntce will
not permit our mentioning the names
of all our friends Who were in town |
Monday—it would take a whole side .*
of the paper. . M
Mrs. E. F. Hyme, left yesterday
for Baltimore, where she expects to
make her home. She was accompani
ed by her son, E D Hyrne who will
remain in Baltimore for a brief visit.
When the toby i« cross end baa you
worried ead worn oat you will find that
a little Ceeoesweet. the well kaowe
remedy lor bebim aed children, will
quiet the little one !n e short time. Tto
Ingredient, are printed, plainly on the
bottle. Contains no opiates. Bold by
John M Klein.
FOP
ALL
CREATION
fhtf
efftef/y*
•ednomkt.
Ickathh-use
rtm«fyfor
0//aches \
end pa/ns
in man
and beast
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nblwrt. J»o*» Emm
Oo .li.u.M.il ,OAA.
DeWit's ('arboliaed Witch Basel Salve
la beat for cots, boras, boils, braises sad
scratches Ii is espae'ally good lor prfles.
Bold by John M Klein.
Eczema
Tetter, pimples and skin and
—tip diseases are torturing
and disfiguring. They are in
stantly relieved and quickly
eared by the following treat
ment: Bath the parts with
warm water and Tetterine
Soap, then anoint with
Tetterine
jsar.
it, aootkl.jr,
The First Iron Ship.
The first Iron ship waa launched 1M
years ago, la England,'by John Wil
kinson. Tto Idea of building a large
trea boat was laughed at, people argw
lag that It wee against nature to e»
pact iron to float oa water.
of the
For sale by Jno. M. Klein.
U as DeWit's little early Risers, plea 1 -
sad little ptlls. Tbev are may to take.
Bold by John M Klein.
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many that the large
town Monday aaenhei
■df.lt em a goac
tok tom prosperous
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Franz Kneisel
Foundef of ike Kneisel Quartet, Violinist of intef-
■nlional fame, writes as folo'ws of the
ifiastni^^ciralhi
PIANOS
^ New Yo(i October 29th. 1906
Mans S Haafin Co.
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Getokmenr—For mmj ymn your piano Kns
ngurea as my -sukbo ccgspsieon as nome ana my
•I o—r the Utetod Stofcn. In nl tkai take and
«t paairit who haw piqwl ariSjqr QuancTandi fw’pn^iti
oi ns a—tracove reatures.
iufbot aiti^ic itainix Vary trWy jam,
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wko kave beard
its sonority end
THE CABLE COMPANY EVERYTHING
J. V. Wallace, Mgr. Charleaton, 8- C.
IN MUSIC
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BARGAINS
To reduce our stock .we
are seliinga OAR LOAD
of the five chairs as fol
lows 1
No. 31
N o. 1. Oak
Arm Rocker, very
strong and dura
ble. Special 1.50
No. 31. Oak
Double Cane Seat
No better made.
Special .85
No. 123. Heavy
Oak Hand-made
Cane Seat 1.00
No. 5.
No. 5. White
Oak. Very heavy
double seat.
Special 60.
No. 123
No. 29. Solid
Oak very heavy
Special .70
| v Compare these
prices with your
catalogue prices if]
you are a ''Mail
Order Citizen.”
No. 29
BROWN FURNITURE &
HARDWARE COMPANY
Colleton
Realty Company
TOWN PROPERTY CHOICE FARMS TIMBER LANDS
We desire to make our bow to a generous public.
We propose doing business in REAL ESTATE and
shall, of course, try to fill your wants along this line.
If you have land to sell, let us -sell it for you; if you
wish to buy, let us know your wants and we shall
try to fill them
It will cost you
Nothing
When in town call to see us and let us
talk the matter over with you. Let us
know if we can serve you.
Watch this space
Every week
This Week We Offer
FOR SALE—A very desirable resi
dence lotin town of Walterboro
90x966. A small cash paj
will secure this lot. App
** ■ once as this lot will be no
on the market
228 acres timbered land in BeUr Township. Never bee
saw-milled—round timber, near Mt Carmel
ceeh.ihalanee one and two yean.
totonBridge ett
bought cheap.
foul
years insurance paid
Aa improved fsr n at Brysa—one mile from Black Okeel
. Ohurok containing 60 aores»40 anesaader Canoe, 2$ enHNntod
Good orehwrd dwelling, Kitchen and all ucasmry oatbaildian
Tsnaa oeah, er ran be avvaogsd to nit parehais.
7,00a 000 tot pine end ejpren timber with title it fm to M
•boat oos half pine. balaaoecjprNs; Easy scosu to water.
The Sale Stable*, store and nrideoee, with oathuildkgs.
terif ooMpisd bv Stohes Brea opporite Ocart Hearn Ik
This is a .sry desirasble pisos eF
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