Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V ! 'i L wn WE ARE, DURING NEXT 30 DAYS CLOSING m niitt illW \\\m No. 465 Iron Bed. All sixes and cx)lors, good heavy locks, slats and rollers were 0?.v5 o * Special at $2.75 « \ The old Relia ble Solid white | oak, double splint seat SPECIAL at 50c. * A few staple articles to get more minis and reduce our immense stock of furniture, mattings, art squares, shades. Etc. No. 603 Iron Bed. This is the genuine Simmons Bed, Brass Knobs, Slats and 'Rollers. Were $5.00. Special at $3.75 Only a few of these Tables lelt, to close out at 50c. No. 55 Dress er, like cut, worth $7.00 Special at $575- , . ^ No. 46 Dressers, ^ > same as No. .*>5, $ with 12x20 glass Uj - [ Special at $4.95. ^ ^ Wash Stands, Reduced to $1.25, $2.50, $3.75, $5.00 and $7.00. (See the goods) NOTICE! Several days ago a catalogue was distributed in this county by Charleston merchants in which prices was given on furniture, Hard ware, etc. We have always con tended that we could undersell the city merchants and now we have a ^ white ()ak Bed9 with s , ats and chance to Prove it. No doubt y vU Rollers. Reduced to $2.75, $3.50, got a copy of this catalogue. |f S4.50 and $5.75. you did we request that you com pare it with our prices. Bring it to our store and let us show you how much you will save by dealing with home merchants. We will I 0 sell you the same goods for less money, besides saving you the freight and expense of putting the i goods together. This Advertisement Shows only a very few of our special prices for cash during next few days. Call and let us figure with vou. v r 'U t. ’S) c ALL OAK ARM Rock 1 er TRUNKS and Bags. We have too ^ many to mention here. Call and see *7^ them. All reduced for next 30 days ^ 0 & HARDWARE COMPAAY, WALTERBORO, SOUTH CARDUNA. I Local aid Personal I Magiatratc L O Ulmer of Bells, wee ia Iowa jrejterday. Mr aad Mrs J K Oraves were among thoee la town yesterday. Rev and Mr*TP Burgees aad little soa of Raffia, were It towa yesterday. Magistrate P J WUeoa of Bamaks, 1 here yesterday. * Magistrate D H Towles Mrggett, kad bualaesa here yesterday. O .M Rivers of Been fort, spent Sun day with hie brother, M F Rivers. Rev B W Ackermaa of Round, was ia town yesterday. J 0 Eliott. Esq. of St. Matthews, was here yesterday on professional business. WB Sauls of Smoake. was in town Thursday. D D Rboad of Cottageville, was In to see us Monday while in town. J U I teen ley of Neyles, was in to see ueOtatunlaj. M II Carter and daughter, Mrs L O’Vutn, of Hendersonville, were in town Monday. O V Bunton, formerly of V lleton, but now of Dait-y, Qa , had bminess in town tot Wednesday. .lolm Kinsey, of Baffin, was in town Pat onlay and came to see us, leaving n flcasaut memoiy behind. Mr« Iftham Padgett and daughter. Miss Maud, of itufllo, were in town Friday night. Cnpt H D Padgett and mm, Col I G aftemled the Co'leton Hiptiat Asaocia- tion Sunday at Carter's Ford. Oor window shows this wmk two buor.ies of very fine potatoes grown by Hou D L Smith on bis farm near town Solicitor Jn« H Peurifoy, left Mon day afternoon to attend the Slate Fair at Columbia, Mr and Mrs O J Yarn of Getainger, are In Columbia this week attending the State Pair. Hon and .Mra J S Griffin attended the Association meeting at Carter's Ford Saturday and Sunday. -> Mieses Emily and Mary Slowman of Ho'doreoaviUe, were pleasant visitors to W altorbon> Saturday Hon C W Garris of Denmark, was in hewn Theredav 00 hnslnees, Mr Garris pm n rttetSd u member of the ®«*herg county. ■M ho woUonud book to J C Webb, the photographer, wUl leave here on November 15. Marion Mortis attended the Aseocia- tl >n at Cartels Ford o of Greenville, of the week Coonty Auditor P M Murray to peeling 1 B WItoon. chtof clerk of Comptroller General's office tonight, witness the annual settlement of Coun ty Treasurer J Miss Miriam Rowland to expected the latter part at visit Mies Jennie MoTeer. Mrs P J Loess and children left Mon day for Jacksonville, Fla, where they will spend a few weeks visiting rela tives Mrs Claude A Graves snd daughter, Sara Caroline, who have been visiting relatives ia Speatanbarg, have returned the to Sheriff W R Fox of Adame Ron, was (mown Monday shakisg hands with his many friends. Hs was returning from Carter’s Ford, where he attended the iiaeooiatioa. Rev W I Herbert, presiding elder of the Charleston Dtotrlot, will hold the Iasi quarterly conference at the Metho dist church Sunday and will preach morning and evening. Pof M Howell Aekerman, eon of H W Ackerman of Cottageville has ac cepted the ponton of principal of Ab- hotlsborg, N C High School. Professor Ackerman is one of Colleton's bright snd well edooaied sons, and we wish him well. He will have three assistants COMMITTEE OF GRAND JURY MEETS. The committee from the Grand Jury, to examine the public offices and officers, met here yesterday. Messrs S. J. Rumph and W. H. Hiers were present. The foreman, J. J. Folk, was detained on account of sickness. The other two members of the committee with the expert Capt. E. L. Fishbume have begun the work and will examine all the offices, but those perhaps of the Treasurer and Supervisor, these offices will be examined when the full committee can meet. DEATH OF MRS. S. N. MOTT. After an illness of several weeks, Mrs. S. N. Hiottdied at her hqme near town Monday morning. She . was only twenty-five years of age ) and was loved by a wide circle of friends and relatives. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hiott. Mrs. Hiott had been mar ried about seven years and leaves an infant three weeks old. Her re mains were interred at Doctors Creek Church Tuesday morning. COL. BOB SEEDS. The second attraction -for the Lyceum course this season was Col. Bob Seeds, who appeared before a very good size audience at the Court House Tuestlay evening. The sub ject of his lecture w’as ‘*The Mis takes of Life” It has highly enter taining and amusing, carrying with it a serious vein. The next attraction will be ‘ The Boston Indie’s Quartette”' Friday evening November 6th. MANAGEMENT DR BLACKS CONDITION. Yesterday morning, Dr. Black had a sinking spell, and the watch ers around his bedside feared the end was near. His son, Howell, and trothers were summoned, but contrary to what seemed so certain, in the afternoon he began to im prove, and today some slight hope is entertained that he will continue to improve. His symptoms are much more favorable. His son, Howell, came in the after noon from Branchville, his brother J. B. of Sheldon, at night and Robert, this morning. His sister, Mrs. J. L. Smoak, of Smoaks has been with him since Sunday. OLD R YOl'NG MEN ! If vou want to know why you should herons tslsgraoh op erator* Snd what aohool to attend, writs to SOUTHERN SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY. Newnan, G*. for free Catalans “A " EVERY BOY Klioulri real it. Poaltloal positively guaranteed. !> 30 to 1 30 00 W. Z. Ayer Will be in Walterboro from Saturday before the first Mon day in November till Wednes day after with r carload of Fine Horses and Mules just in from ih© West See them before you ^buy. Some fast steppers. Nohodj out aaj this han’t been as hot p so miner as wt and to have in the old days. SOLID SERVICE 7 or solid scr- of it—we rec- J'Jew England neither the watch nor the watch, hut a handsome, time- ▼ice—and muc^ omxnend the i Wat6h. It is :heap clock f costly jewelry mcdium-pnced, itch L I B The success of a bank and the safety of the funds intrusted to it depends upon a judicious administration of its affairs. Every officer of The Farmers and Merchants Bank is a practical banker of long experience. Its Directors are all well-known men selected for their business and financial standing. The strength of this bank lies not alone in its large capital, surplus and resources, but in the character - and financial responsibility of the men who conduct its altairs. wa that 19 fully guar- respect. For the - value at the lowest possible price, get a kcepihg anteed in every best real watch kHavc $2 to $36 you seen the splendid "N.*w England < log ?—call for one. S. FINN’S JtlEUtY STOKE. 1 THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK - "* “ 0, . OF WALTERBORO mmm* ".•r r;,;. -.5 . , ills . V