Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v ■ JM1. Wf WATCH OUR n i i* n tir si t: ss. ss sf . c», ^ ^ # Department Grow. i Ir i I!' H I 7 1: R ) V. Our Lines the most complete in every detail in Colleton County. Everything in CUTLERY. GUNS. AMMUNITION. AGATEWARE, TINWARE, STOVES. RANGES. TOOLS, Harness «£i^> This is the Capt. Kidd Sulkey Plow. We carry a com plete line of all the Moline Plow Co's Oise Harrows, Drag Harrows, Turn Plows, Stalk Cutters, Etc. Write us for booklet which tells WHY these goods are prefered by all leading farmers and get our low cash prices .v- ■ SAIISMN ALWAYS GUARANTEED. i Our Prices {THE LOWEST POSSIBLE AND A LITTLE LOWER „ t, THAN THE OTHER FELLOWS. All Goods CAN BE RETURNED IF NOT SATISFACTORY. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS AND WILL GIVE YOU A SCARE DEAL. Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. BROWN EURNITURE & HARDWARE (»AAY, -•A*. ji WALIERBORO, SOUTH CAROUNA. fP/3 I l I i » I4 »M I »Hm4l I III I t'M Local and Personal j » 1 11 u i m m in ^t 11 n h-»i: ; i D K IVnton of D«fa*ifort, wsa in town —■—— MIm Beoole Kobo kft yesterday for (Yharltolon to onjoy tbo Gala Weak fee- Uvitioe. Rev and Mm B F Halford aad family left yeMenlay loeajoy Uala Week la Ch&rleeto't. —r- I^uiumO Petiumn end VVUiie TUocker of Ore<» Swamp, t 0 thp City t>y the Sea today to i<l ibe Greater Sbowa M W llr**Uind b«o our lL;iak« for a re ▼ r!(# waterrueloh. wti ! «*ii ha<* i UAIi<*<Hl ablrt ut •>*. oU uo* i o iui : coutu ot me Oiroy ot Uim trait. Kvtir «tnl h lc!t yee^erday ef'er- 1 J l ’ *' ’Nftb. p it, wenffp « —tt’o t% iniy. ^ Lm.'R IklUn^er Ufa Charleston ti' ia vrtek. a I. T Wit^it-a « f : aviiunalt, a* - In i .S it ,%-«> Mi U«J . TV B of IakI^©, wa* ta town ; -ere may. Koben Bum k uf Itaitin, »•* ia town . .O'tay. Tt mi l'<(i ^LaiU < f htokce, here A t day, h O W Bryan of Headeraonrille, waa iu town Kriday. J J PaJf.’eU of tl^usa. waa ia tuwa t***r*A+j ? H Acfe nao of Cotta^rille, wao t town Munday. ^ W W Carter of RoflELn, bad traoineao >m u*wu Aaottdty 0 SLariff elect W R Pox had baoTneoa in « a. ~ -•wail \*Jmj • K Bmoak of Bcroaka, waa in town T Us? *1.J oalarday • aal Saudera cl Unter, apeut i'uU'a- ' *'• in Cbariwtoa M 1. Grtni'acf Ma^gaua, had txiaineoe f • o'virt th:. weet. J W' Grnbr e ^ Rtnuid, p-Ji no « pleas . c cs!l yeeUrday »! T Ifendoa of Roffla R«>atc 2, waa )>• u‘wa Mooday. neon f»r Chariearon lo aojoy vbe Gaia { I>r It 1, .'odjre t of Haariuk*. Pin. , i .k iit e-. , * ‘ s ^ ‘ 4 ' , ' He itrnroed to in» Uun© '.uiiuy, alter »p**udi*’p ti»er tBght in tovn Mill It u ” U-vnn of Tlnj-'eraonyiUe. w*« in »t a« a iTei.yale to the L WPadgtrr of 9ircnk a . one of the hnatnng yonuy farmera of the coanty, wot here Mommy. AH***. ..f 4Mt^ M >*»•. / "f tL„. tu».iu^» uivu, was m town Uic » eariy part ol ttie week. * J I'ant iv Cr-oby of RuiTin. wan in town ’Th.trwtav i*4r*'kv»t>y v- v uinjti in- Rev aud Mra T P Bargai* of Hetbe*,! ^ "Vdia arnion of the ,.ood 1 roa T weio fanoak tbo»c who vt-itvd WalUr boro yeatenl ir la ie thia paper. Mimd'd to‘e~« haa accepel » roei. 1 ii .n akh the Harrell F.ctory at 'V V ?. r-.eell, oue of »hc prcmloent Yuan^ a 1m,» ul ou ton. T, ..<»w V. •. M^nee hnaine^e men of Adams Rro, was ' K|r r »»ttd •< f• e»-r^rd«y b gin eortc la town .Wonday. Meaaamxt A C vonLehe and L W Mo Leer ml! rialt Cimrieotoa the latUr part of the week «raiat.ub a F. Btyuti will mu v e bis offl«^ back to the original stta on Walter Street l»ei ember 1. J M Siaitli, Jr, of EUih»rdk waa la ♦own yea! rrtsy o- hia way to Chorlai- ton oo « bu>lnM4 flip. «ev. r ~-s’ "" TTssro^d Go dine W-i cf th‘j iii.Qipu n bar, had p:ofr*!»!cna!! W beat&aaa hSre yeoterday. | l ! R *•, T H v f ne», . f O-bo-. -i1*t preach nt‘dr>'U lU|Hirt Charon u«**t tUturOay t |Q a .tt Sat'^.iy Nov 31 .ind id SoUoitor Jiw ii PeaiiTor ea- Capt J [ ^ E i'.ujro ief ye*.eiu'<y . a.tuiid the ( Si<ryi>m.f cr.e, Uuy in Cha l. « on. • »* YOCKG JbKS If you want to know wbjr fo'l »h<.uM lelMgra.ia rrjt* orator* _u«J wkat onbonl in aticod, write «.o OUCTUEUN sf‘if>OU OP TELK iRAPHY’. 9«wwlui. Ga tof , , . *«> .. u ♦ *A” . tbt* a. ..o*' n •• r . .. f on abt-al'’ re” i it. Poa'.'L t* i*u»i»t*rte ' srasroL’reryi. b .o t •*» <w When in need of anything in the grocery line, cal! or ’phone me. 1 carry a fine lin<^ of Indies and Men’s Sho s. Seeded raisins ioc pckg. Currents ioc. lb. Citron 25c. lb. Prunes 2 ibs. for 25c. Figs 20c. lb. H. S. GLOVER. ,0 J F. hrvana-id H J H-ll-n- will !enre •« ) Depositors s poaitiTc.y j ji 1 oi WcOko, is beie lo- dey. ?» » Mr* A K a-el it .n^.'iui 1m two,m. /- who barb beou uaitt.g rttame*, iu * 6*gaitu.il, rw.ii. u,a uuUiu yia.cr :*y. i JH JO-loquOa, br, aad Jr, o( Cottage ‘'nif h - T ' 1> tac.n •I*, were »a town Monday. «4*U.ueu w.fl joa.Miuu, Gr c-arlet^ i Hhi, wui. • w.l,« -J / <*»■* .Veea. ( , , Mfc4tFT»ie W ft YVeeka of Oabora, ^|t»e > / 1 a* tu Wrwu Monday. ‘v J«nfa cf Aoh'oa one of car bant •town oittec-DH, waa hem yeHierday. Co) Jaa O Padgett had proft aalooal i (UoiLe.^ laa. a oak. U Cckoai, okaof the "ending dti- »*ra of Bmoaka, a »a harayeaientay. J Zi D«uu*:i/. a yn.miaeut batiuew roan of Shrhardt, ww la town Monday. Mia P Lot' and Mlaa P***^* Flight a ealuymg «•)* Woek in Ch&rlartoa. J OPndgsrttaad aoo. H D, of Mala, verw* pf«ap«a( rHPom ho Raiierboru **» s* ST ICftl.cr Ya V* , t , V.c m . riokliiwl . *ud VT B mc'a of Smoako, l^rt yenter- , p c J day tr spend a few d-*yk ia Coaiie*U>u. ; f ! Mi-aea Maud Va.n a»d Aauie Ck»uiu- i gar aura sia'Wr* to Charms,ou laat • ,.or\ -a drh^aut to th« Mi»*U>nary t>uC*cl>. { MBa Ulnar Ftahburne who haa been at Hinth'cp t 'olie^c o»me boms 8atur ’ o day til 1 tha typhoid fcvar aoaro f Mias Mamie Aokarman, who is teach- laz’he ®ard*y 1>am i-okovl a^e"* fmai ^rUay to Monday with bar aiator Mrs, .. • *. * i 1 The only complete musical store in Town, where you can get a the best selection of musical in- jjl atruments, from a mouth organ to g an Edison Phonograph. I have a £ large supply of them. I i FINN’S JEW EUY STOIE. A,’ - Like to feel that i’j bringing their business to a Kink they are helping to build it up; in other words they are giving something for what they re ceive. We want you to feel that way toward us. We are Growing Grow With Us .9 We w.tnt your account—want to make ourselves useful to you in any thing pertaining to finance—and 'we can handle it with profit to \ou and to 0- • w • - ourselves. THE FARMERS AND i MERCHANTS BANK OF WALTERBORO '\ JiJfiJi JjtmL i., • !irrtar>7aesr.^ aarga.^.-,^— — • .VV V