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No. 6801 $3.00
TAYLOR’S
MILLINERY
FOR THE
"Fttl."
No. 6865 . $3.25
Slippers and Oxfords in which are incorporated the newest and best features of
the season are now being offered to the trade of this community. Good and tasty
dressers recognize the fact that a happy combination of highest style, best material
and medium price, makes our line of Oxfords satisfying..' *
Peter’s styles are original. The materials used are the best money can buy, and
the types and finish appeal to a refined taste for the beautiful.
Until you have seen them you have not all the information regarding Slippers
and Oxfords that you should have.
A request will bring samples to your home, for comparison with any other slippers
sold in this community, barring none.
Lleat R»y»or of the mok.
WHAT 3H\LL 1 TEACH MY cun't tee a good point, don't fail to Th# Il*v F.O 8cirtta,<A»I
CHILL? • bod one. If • tbonsond pleasant for djjj*
Teach him that it is better to die j «hm*e «dd of people, bant for vo* to
than * lie; that it is bolter to starve: something unpleasant. If Ton don't B w iin Bnit ow beloved
than to steal; that it is better io be a ""d it uGwl iOutr niure; if jvu do, ^nd 1st Ltant of camp Hopward
scavenger or a woodohopper than snlhowl anyway. Never mind your ‘
idler and deadbeat; that it is just a* own business: watch for something to
criminal and reprehensible to waste find fault with in some other mans
Monday as to desecrate Sunday; that business, this will make you great-
labor is the price of all honest posses Hatesbnrg Advocate.
•ion ; that no one is exempt from the r ’ J --—•— r
obligation to labor with head, heart that several bright
or hand; that “an honest man is the J 0MD 8 newspaper men in different
noblest work of C.od:” that knowl ^tioos oi the State are preparing to
edge is power that labor ii worship I’rrak into the legisatnre. Whatl a
WALTERBORO’S POPULAR STORE.
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and idleuess is sin; that it is better P**?!—Bamberg Herald.
to eat the crust of independeut, .
poverty than to luxuriate amid tne ; COMMITTEE MEETS,
richest viands a« a dependent. Teach The Execntive Committee of the
j him these facts till they are woven ' Colleton Prohibition Association is
into his being and regulate nis life | requested to meet in the office of
| and we will insure his success— I’eurifoy Bkh at Walterboro on
j though the heavens fall.—Rural i Monday nexj (April tioth) at 11
j Ketr-«t Times. o’clock a. m. for the purj>ose ot
pntting into operation the plans laid
JUST KNOCK THE EDITOR. out b y the Association.
If you don’t like everything you | Please let eaoh memlier of the
in your home paper, go arounu committee be piesent If jKJssible.
the streets and howl. The editor is j, j;, Hodd.
never supposed to make a misuiu Round, April, li. Chairman
and of course cannot do so. O her
Annual Memorial servlets
held at Zion church on the first
day in May. The exercises will
me nee at 1 i o’clock, sharp. Thai*
be two addresses suitable to tha oeoae-
lon, and then a recess ustil 3:30 o’etoek
and then so sddrese on tempeaaoaa.
Every body is invited to come, some
and bring roar basnet with yon. Let
ns have one of the best msatinge in oar
history* Will have s general work day
next gatuday the 18th. We will enoloee
the church and grave yard with a good
wire fence. We also invite all passant
who are interested in the proteettfa of
the graves of their loved dead, come
ami help n* in this commend ibis wo-k.
Nothing speaks better for any com*
munlty than the cire of their eefMtery.
G W Way.
For Comm’ttee.
people cm, but the editor is ubiqu
itous, omniscient, omni present.
omnipotent, “omnivorous-
If
you
Ladies
Great suffering is the lot of all women, who neglect the health of their wo
manly organs. No reason to do so, any more than to neglect a sore throat,
colic, or any ether disease, that the right kind of medicine will jcure, Jake
J-f2
Wine of Cardui
for all your wdmanly ills. It can never do harm, and is certain to do good.
Mrs. Salie H. Blair, of Johnson City, Term., writes: “I had suffered from womanly troubles for six
teen months, and had four doctors, but they could not help me, until 1 began to take Wine of CarduL
Now ! thiidc 1 am about welL" At all reliable druggists, in $ 1.00 bottles. Txy It
WRITE US A LETTER
Write today for a free copy of valuable 64-pace Illustrated Book for Women. If you need M*dtcal
:i oe
Advice, describe
and reply will
sent In plain sealed eavdopa.
j mt 'Vm H. Ar
Land For Sale
acres about 5 mile*
east of Walterboro bound'd
by Hamp Thompson. Jonas
O’Quin, and others, known as
♦he Sebern Thompson Home
s. ad. This place has two
goov new tenant houses and
some of the open land is m-
der wire fence. Must be sold
quick, either for cash or good
security. Apply to
D. J HYDRICK.
tf. Orangeburg, S. C.
r«l<*r«'n. V D , of So :«
8 !h‘i litfa Laxative
relieved coughs *n<i
olds where a I other remedies felled.
Ir% gentle laxative effect* esirecimly
ecommenda for chiMreu I* i*
pieassut t<* take. For cnuk>h«. colds
noarseucsv tvboopinz*coogh. XOuey re
funded if unt tatistied. So d by Walter-
boro Druit Co
Administia-or’s Notice.
On the 14th day of April no*' I vs-ill
fil** my final letum adminis rnior of
'he rsfate of Kev .1 T Hi**r*. with Ihe
I’roha'e Court, and immediately there-
alier. will apply for my fi* at discharge.
E T Hiera,
Administrator.
M ircb 14. iad8 3 18 1i
PATENTS
Srnd modrl, I
br«xp«'*r«-I
Jrie*. how M obtain pau-nu. tmW mark*]
IN AU COUNTB1M. .
Busbusf direct t it* M tikia^toH nut t.tu,
money mmd often ihe potent.
PstMt and (afringwiwnt hmetics Exclutlvtly.
Write or com. to u«al
tt mate Bttete. teV- Vntte4 atatte htett 0Ot«,|
WASHINGTON, O. C.
GASNOW
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NOTICE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
„ Colleton County
Rv vir*ne of the Commission issued
on «h« 13 h day of April, 1908 by R «•
MoCowm. Secre'ary Of State, we tbe\
nnder*-i»riie<l corpormtora wi.l oo April
17, 190K. open book* of f-nb«cription to
the capital stock of the Co.Icon News
Publishing Company, at Walterboro, S
C., at Beach Bro# Store, to be orcanized
and created under and pursuant to. ai»d
with the rights rowers, and privileges
»et forth in I bo PecUration Aud Peti-
ti.<D flitd in the office of ihe Secretary
of State:
E Camrbell,
A. K Beach
C. p C. Adams,
W Gruber,
j. E. M'-ore.
M P Howell.
E. L Fitbburne,
Beard of Oorjvoratore.
WalterboTP, S. C., April 15, l9oS
Probate Judge's Sate.
>'a’e of <out»i I’lrolira )
CoIVton Count . |
In ih** Pro-
bale Court.
the
.Io'inh Ne4t>ii, as Administrator of
Efi'ate of Chance Grandiao,
Deceased,
veitna
The Unknown Heirs at Law of Chance
Grandlaon, Deceased.
Uv virtue of Decretal Order in the
ah >ve entitled case, I will tell for cash
onSal'sday in May. 191»8, daring the
usu■»I hoars of bxIh the following des-
crib*d tract of land:
All ihai certain *rict of land situated
in ihe r.uin'v ot Colleton and State
aforesaid, atd containing five acre^ anti
bontdeti on n>e North bv 'ands uoar or
late of Joaiah KetM ; Ei*t by lands
now or la-e of Georce Rnmpb: We*.t bv
land* of C C Carter aud Sooth by loads
of C C Carter
JND D. F DWARDS.
Piobate Judge.
Waltetb >ro. 8 C. Bpri! 15,’C8.
NEW FIRM IN TOWN
Frank crosby am] 11 A Pat ter-
eon have associated themselves
touetlier under the firm name
Crosby and Patterson, to manu
facture and s?11 soft drinks.
T heir place of business is that
fjrmerly kept by Walterboro
Bottleing Works, on Bt ids street
AT DOCTR'S CREEK.
The annua! memoial service* will be
held at Potor’* creek church on Thurs
day, April 30 Ut Rev* j R Smith an i
S D Vaughn *re expected to be pres nt
and make addresses. Dinner will be
i rervel on the grounds and the public
generally are inyitod to attend.
b B Saunders.
For committee.
CAMP WM. C. HEYWARD NO 4fl2
L\ 8. V.
This organization met at the court
house on Saturday last, and reorganized
for the coming year. The following
were elected officers:
C G Henderson, Commander.
G W Rivers, Adjutant
E P Henderson 1st LieUt.
G w way ?ud Lieut.
JnoH Hiott, 3rd Lieut.
Rt-v F O S Curtis, chaplain
Drw It Ackermar. Surgeon
w R Hickman Color Bearer
Delegates to State Reunion at Green-
v ile, Rev F O 8 ( urtis, E P Henderson
aud Tyler Risher.
Aherustes, G w way II D Padgett, B
Jliott..
Delegates to General He Union at
Birmingham, Ala , R G w Bryan, J LI
Hiott, L c Robinson
Alterdates L G Owens, Henry Smith,
George Sndivan.
A RUNAWAY
Lt.te Friday aftern on Misses* €X*fa
Rizer ALd Mildred Padgett, tkesr-bert
of the Walteboro Grade 1 School, were
driving down Railroad Avenue Wneu
in front of Mrs Padgvtt’s residtuee they
slightly turned to ihe right logo Mound
some chi.ren playing in the street. The
buggy wheel came in contact with a guy
wire from a telephone po'e which
turned the buggy over throwing them
out. Both the young ladies sail<*red
painful injune*. They were taken into
Mr* Padgett'* hotue an i a phvaieian
was immediately s.imnioued. latfcr in
the evening they were removed te their
homo. Whi!e : suffering! cuna Wrahla
pain from the injuries it is thoughtohey
willbeijut and aVe to rosum* th#
duties nt the school in a lay or twa.
Misses Birlte Glover and Jfeole
Savage »re tak'ng their p aces at the
Graded school this week
Death of John Mitchell.
About a week n^oJiio liifcabell
a younsj negro, ISyeara ol«i
cirieutly ihot himcelf infl
wounds in his leg and arm.
poison set in, from which he
Saturday.
It eoemt* that lie was pnlllitg a
gun towards him by the b^prel,
the hammer was pulled back and
the gun discharged. Mag ffeym
made a j inquest over his renfltins
Sunday.
J
They fail a: <1 they alone who have
not striven.
JUST ARRIVED
My new Spring and Summer Hats of which I have
a beautiful assortment and prices to suit everybody.
Mrs A. Q. Lyons,
Islandton, S. C
NO riCE—Notice >8 hcretiv i ’vcn. pur
t'lriit ton Kpoolntioo of the B mrd of I
Director* of Ainrr<**n Ten Gnwcrs
C- ntpany that a meeting of tha Stock
holder* of -aid C'^mpanv will be held
on Mondtir, Wnr 21, 1908. at 12 m. nt
ihecfflceot Wm H nry Parker. E*q.,
39 Broad 8treet, Charleston, S C.,
tor the purpose of conaideiiog a Rm>o-
bnion that said Company go into
liquidation, wind np us affairs and
m»solve
PROF. HAND’8 LECTURK. | Qu Friday at noon Prot Hand
. |w, a Hol d. PiofeMor of I will oddreM the Colleton Ooonty
«. * rtJ ,V,*>1Tniver. m . ... .
Secondary Educaikm in tbeUniyer
•ity of South Carolina, will deliver a
public address io the court house *t
8:80 o’clock on next Thursday night
on the inject of e»t»blwhiux a hign
school in Walterboro
It is hoped that a large number of
dittoes will bear Prof. Hand. He-
if »*aaa of ripe scholarly attainments
MjA-fc deeply interet ted in the subject
efdlaeatioe.
Teachers Association ot the Aesdeny.
The address will be free to all who
care to attend.
Working Him.
‘They certainly are
boy too hard at roll—a/*
food papa, aa he
up
Organs and Sewing
Machines
Repaired.
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You can get your Or- •
gan and Sewing Ma
chine repaired prompt-
** ly at your homes.
PRICE-; * REASONABLE
: And Guaranteed.
CAR of HAY
We have just received a car of beautiful, bright, No. 1
Timothy Hay, which we will sell at $1.35 per hundred.
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A FULL LINE OF ~
New and Fashionable
NEW DRESS coons!
which we have marked at prices that
will cause them to move.
CALL-AND INSPECT THEM-
We take pleasure in showing all our Goods.
Write to the undersigned.
W. S. WEATHERFORD,
Islandton, S. ST
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