Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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• V ✓ FOR THOSE ..... FALL DAYS. r ^ It is none too soon to commence to think of fall. It will be here before you know it. Better come in and see our hand some new line of fall overcoats. The goods are just fresh from the mills, representing the newest and most handsome woolens for this season’s wear. Our overcoat styles are many and various and you are sure to find just what you want in our’ fashion portfolios. * That’s the advantage of having your clothes made to measure. When cut to order by our skillful tailors, your clothes are sure to fit and satisfy. Come in and get acquainted. • VARN BROS. COMPANY. MOSELLE S. C. FINE TAILORING. - MILLINERY ATTRACTIONS. There are very few Ladies today who are attracted by the questionable inducements so frequently adver tised. When in search of the latest styles select a store where your tastes will be satisfied and where you get full value for your money. Where the pre tended “Something for Nothing” Scheme is not toler ated, where anything that goes wrong may be return ed for exchange or refund of purchase price, and where courteous treatment is accorded all. All the leading styles from the great Millinery centers are here for your criticism and inspection. Come and let us serve you. In addition we have added a line of Ladies’Tailored r a .. Suits in the latest models. Ask to see these. T he best Styles and better values than you are likely to find elsewhere. MRS. E. P. COPELAND. Ehrhardt, - South Carolina. JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK AN IMMENSE STOCK OF MILLINERY, trimmed by an expert, which we can sell at special low prices. Before you buy elsewhere come and see me. EZALHL, EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST- To thn»« who buffer with eye trouble, I am at your eerricea for the next tow weeks I protest to master all unequal refraction and I am competent to diag nose the most difficult cases and advise wbat is best to be done. Mtuy of you have maladies of the eye and not aware of it. Sixty per cent, of headaches and nervousneM are caused by eye strain*. You may he able to see well and atill have a diseaaed eye. Parents, how about that child of yours that has crossed eves* I guarantee to atraiguteo them Many of your children are being punished and thought bard of at school, called a dn’l tellow. Correct the eye delect and|he will stand head of his class. I g larsotee all of my work on my abilfty to d > It I fit glasses where others fell. My .efertnee is a long string of satisfied patients in Key Went, and my preactiption file is at your com mand, any time you feel to disposed. 1 hold a Diploma from a reputable col lege ; here passed Florida State Board and I am a member of the Fioride State Optical society—that is satisfaction to the average mind, but if you are ia doubt and I trust yon are, bring me the most chronic case you know of and I will do the rest. Now readers, a penny and a lew words on a postal card will bring me to your home. I have a complete stock of goods and renennahle prices, considering quality and clai* of work done. I will he in Walterboro next month. Consultations free. M. R. Campbell, GRADUATE OPTICIAN. Idandton, S. C. Magistrate's Sammons. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Colleton County. By J E Bryan, Magistrate in and for sa d County and said State. To auy Lawful Constable: Comp'aint having been made unto me bv G N. Taylor, that you, John W Hammond and Mrs M E Hammond, are indebted to him in the sum of forty- four dollars and twenty live cents for goods and merchandise sold and de livered on your order as per a verified statement on file ia my office. Theee ere therefore to require yen to minmons the aetd defendants to appear be tore me ia my office to Walterboro, 8. C., on the 22nd day after the completion of ■errioe by publioeltoe at 10 o'clock A M, 1209, to answer to mid complaint or judgment will be given by default against John W Hammond and Mrs II ■ Hami Given under my head aai seal at Walterboro, 8. O., the Ifith day of September, ▲. D., 1MU. JE Bryan [L.8.] 10 6 6t Magiatiate. Walterboro, South Carolina. LADIES, LOOK! LISTEN! HATS, HATS, . LADIES HATS. o * Before buying your fall Dr winter hats, call and see our new line, just arrived. Hats trimmed to suit the taste, by an experienced Milli ner. Prices to suit the purchasers purse. Call and be convinced. * I also handle the F. P. Corset, the most comfortable wearing corset on the market. Try one. Mrs. S. A. Smoak, Milliner, » .o « ' , • - ■ ^ do V^e i SMU fOR KEUEF. (COMPLAINT SERVED) STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton, Court of Common Plena. Jas E Peurlfoy, Plaintiff, against Joe Lloyd, Defendant. To the Defendant above named: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in ibis action of which e copy ia herewith served upon you, and to serve a jopy of your answer to the said complaint on the snbscriber at bis office at Waller- l>oro within twentv days after the- ser vice hereof; exclusive of the dsv of such rervire; and if von tall to answer the complaint wtibin the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will apply td the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint October 4. A. D., H I) PADGETT. C. C P. amlG. H. Ideal] D B PEURIFOY, Plaintiff’s Attorney 14 6 (IS. i Hoarseness to a child subject to croup is a sure indication of the approach of the disease If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy la given at onoe or even after the eroapy cough hea appeared, it will prevent the attack. Contains no poison. Bold by nil deelsrs. Mrs L W McTaer and daughter. Mias Jennie who have been spending ton Sommer to Greenville and toe mouf- tolas-'f North Caroline ere expected home today. Chamberlain'a Cough TERRY & SHAFFER. •John Doe A' Son nmy run a little store right near vour • O «r • * house and John may be a good friend of yours and an <» ’ * « all round good fellow. And his store may be just as ° 4 good a place as ours or any other to buy certain things in certain qaauti ties, snch as a cake of Soap, a Can of ^ n ’ ' <r » Baking Powder, a plug of Kite Tobacco, >or a sack of Dukes Mixture. BUT, We are now running our mercantile business on such a scale that when you really [want to pur chase some supplies we can sell ’ you certain things, staple articles, Cheaper Than Little John Doe Can Buy Them From His Jobber And we Still Make a Profit JUS I FOR INSTANCE: Regular ioc. Rice. Compare it if you like. Our price 8c. qt. $3 90 sack. Coftee. (We bought direct) Don’t keep on paying 12 i-2c when we sell same grade for 10c. 11 lbs for $1 00. Best Grits per sack $2.00. Some Astonishing Things In Canned Tomatoes. West Point Salmons, Flat Cans 5c. per can, Old Virginia Fish Roe 15c. per can. j Get our Price on UNDINE FLOUR. “Save in Price and Gain, in Quality.” . TERRY & SHAFFER. ■■ CHARLESTON'S M. FURCHGOTT AU MAIL ORDERS SHOPPING & SONS, FORMERLY KRMN. FURCHGOTT & BENEDICT. ESTABLISHED IN ISBB. EH1ED SAME DAY MECCA. AS RECEIVED. o. 6 TYPICAL FURCHGOn BARGAINS FOR MAIL ORDER BUYERS. These Bargain Specials ofier to the out of town Buyers the same money saving opportunities as to the city shoppers who come to our store. : ^ FURCHGOTT’S VALUES ARE UNEXCELLED IN THE UNITED STATES. $1.25 BLACK TAP FETA SILK SBC. YB. Yard wide, absolutely pure silk, not loaded with lead, gun or other sizing so destructive to many of the silks now being sold. It is a silk of splendid weight, is rustling and lustrous. We guarantee it to give good service. Sold the country over at $1.10 and Sl.&o. Furehgott’s Special S9c. yd. Every article guaranteed to be as represented. BBC. NEW BENGIUNE SILK 50C. YARB. This silk hardly needs any description. It is a heavy cord ed silk—much heavier than taffeta and wears much better. This is a very fashionable silk and comes in 15 new shades. Will make handsome dresses for street or evening wear, 18 inches wide. Regular 69e. yd. Special 50c. yd. Every article guaranteed to be as represented. WOMEN’S READ KID/ GLOVES BBC. PAM. Known as Charleston Special. They are 2 clasp imported real dressed kid gloves, made of selected medium weight real kid skins, extremely soft, elas tic and pliable. These are the strongest and most durable kid gloves on the market for the price. Every pair is examined when leaving the factory and is perfect in quality, make and fit. Colors, brown, tan, mode slate, white and black. Equal to any $1.00 glove. Special 69c pair. Every article guaranteed to be as represented. HANDSOME FEATHER BOAS Worth bp to $3.00 at 9*<\ Lung ami fluffy, pink, light blue, grey and white. A very handsome stole that can he worn with street or evening dress. Values among this lot are up to $3.00, now worth less than $2.00. Special 98c. Every article guaranteed as represented. $5 BLACK SILK PETTICOATS 3.4A Made of a fine and durable silk of crisp, and rustling grade; the workmanship is thorough and painstaking; the models are the newest, with pretty circular flounce and dust ruffle. Worth $5.00. Special $3.48 Every article guaranteed as represented. $5.00 LACE WAISTS $3.75 \ Very mod ist waists in several styles, made of fine net lace, white or cream. Fronts are elaborately trimmed with baby Irish medalions and val lace. The waists are made with de tachable collars and full length sleeves, trimmed with tucks and val lace, open back $33.75. Every article guaranteed as represented. The above specials ire only a few from among specials on sale—For one week only. SOME IMPORTANT POINTS. hurchgott’s is one of the oldest Dry goods booses ia the Sooth. Forchgoti’s ia consider ed the lowest price bottle iu Charleston for reliable goods. Furchgott’s fills mail orders same day as reeeivad. Furchgott’s guarantees every article to be aa represented. Furchgott hat the moat com plete stocks of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Rogs, Lace Curtains, Mattings, Women's and Misses So U, Coata, Gapes, Skirts, Dresses, Wants, Millinery, Furs, Muslin Underwear, KipwwsnJBtc^Ghiddfeuj^dw ’— —- -n-*, - mmmw and slwavs givss prompt rsltoC. Bold bf sit (baton. FURCHGOTT A SONS,