Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ • ’V;/' • lical ui Fersml J E Bryan of Roffin was in town joeterday. J R Rem'ey of Weeks came to see ut yesterday. » ',„ a J J Connelly of Islandton, paid oar office a pleasant call Monday. Mr and Mrs Isham Padgett of Ruf fin attended the Fair last week. pie) day R R Black of Williams was a ea^nt caller at our office yester- Freddie Ackerman of G»ttageville was a pleasant caller at our office Monday. Mrs Bessie Kelly of Round was here taking in the festivities of the Fair. Miss Amie Paul and brother are in town visiting their cousins, the Muses Lucas. Prof Hugo S Strickland was the D L Smith Lugo guest of Mr and Mrs during the Fair. Adam Smith and H B Williams of William were pleasant callers at our office yesterday. Mr and Mrs G M Rivers and fami ly of Beaufort were among the visi tors to the Fair. \ Kev and Mrs B F Halford and children of Vamville were here dur ing the Fair with relatives. W J Connelly and son, Patterson, of Islandton were in town Monday, Mr Connelly being one of the jurors. Rev E W Peeples and son, Jasper, of VarnviHe were the guests of Mr and Mrs C D May dunng the Fair. Dr and Mrs Holland M Carter of Smoaks, were among the numerous visitors at the Fair grounds Friday. Miss Lucy Williams left Monday morning for a visit of several weeks to her sister, Mrs Doar of Sumter. H P Weekley was a pleasant visi tor at the Fair this week. He is a brother of L W Weekley of Yemas- The l»ankh of the town will close next Thursday. November 2f>, as this is a legal holiday, being Thanksgiv ing. Miss Genevieve Kirsch of Bam berg was among the Fair visitors. She is stopping with Mrs C D C Adams. - The friends of T. E. Leach will be proud to know that he is much im proved in health lately. He is now at Try on, N. C. Rev and Mrs C W Burgess and daughters, Misses Cora and Effie were pleasant visitors to Walter boro during the Fair. . Misa Lillie Henderson who is te ich- mgat Clover in York County is at home on a visit to her parents. Col and Mrs C G Henderson. The Baptist J>unday school con vention will meet with the Black Creek church Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this week. G Stokes Connor accompanied by hi* little sister, Jessie, of Branch- ville, were in town visiting relatives during the Fair Mrs TS Boynton and little son, Anderson, of Hendersonville were in town visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A J Anderson, dunng the Fair. Mn John F Lucas accompanied by her daughter, Mrs J C McLeod ,an5 son. Master Paul, returned one day vi " t to Sumter "e* *** r ^ n ** 00, ^ or vnce and PORUTRY. Dr. T. M. Sharlock. Judge. Best Pen in Show - Ribbon, R. C. Black Orpington, E. A. Terry; sec ond best pen in show. R. D. Rob inson, barred Plymouth Rocks. RHODK ISLAND REDS. Cock—First prize. P* M. Padgett; second. A. A Patterson. Hen—First prize, A. A. Patterson; second, P. W. I.each. BUFF ORPINGTON. Cock First prize, P. M. Padgett; second, Rut Sheridan. »» Hen—First and second prizes, Rut Sheridan. Pen—First prize. Rut Sheridan. WHITE LEGHORN. Cock—First prize, P. M. Padgett; second, Mrs. T. J. Blanchard. Hen—First prize, H. A. Patterson. WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK. Hen—First prize, R. D. Robinson; second, cock. Paul K. Crosby. BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK. Cockerel- First prize, R. D. Rob inson; second, C. J. Beach. Pen—First prize, R. D. Robinson. BANTAMS. Game Cock—First prize. Dr. W. B. Ackerman; second, hen, Dr. W. B. Ackerman. Pit Game- Dr. W. B. Ackerman; •oeood, Hart Williams. Buff Cochin Cock-Mrs. T. J. Blanchard. Lagfat Bramah—First prize, P. M. Padgett. Black Tful Jap-First prize, Mrs. E. L. Lucas. Black Orpingtons—First prize, E. A. Terry. White Wyandotte — First prize. Mrs. T. J. Blanchard. Black Minorcas Pair, first prize, B. S. Avant. Black Langshan Cockerel First prize, Dr. W. B. Ackerman. Pekin Ducks—First priz^, Hart Williams. Muscovy Ducks First prize, E. A. Terry. Indian Runner Ducks First prize, d. L. Cox. Pair Geese First prize, B. L. Cox; second, J. F. Brant. Black Pigeons First prize, E. W. Goodwin. Colored Pigeons E. W. Goodwin. HORSES AND MULES. Judges, J. Elmore Martin, Dr. Lane Mullally. C. C. Anderson, A. J. Sanders. Best Matched Pair—First, R. H. Wichman; seconds C. D. May; third, J. P. Griffin. Single Buggy Horse—First, Her bert Anderson; second, G. A. Ben- L C - P * d f ett the County Farmers Union, was in town Monday. He drove in the mK. a pair of fine county raised mule^ belonging to R L Jones of Dr L M Strickland, of Smoaks. Jones, of ^ *t the parsonage at Lodgh Sunday afternoon. The Rev Mr Martin officiating. Dr Strick- land is a prominent citizen of Smoaks “deride is one of the fair bells of Colleton. Our happy wishes sc- uf *- TAKE SHCPTRINE’S LIVER PILLS c£h*" To-night and you’ll feel like a new man tomorrow. Money back if not pleased. Made by shuptrineco. Saddle Horse—First, D. C. Hey ward; A. H. Wichman; third, Bennie Hiott. - Pair Matched Mules—First, I. J. May; second, M. W. Walton. Stallion—First. W. S. Marvin; sec ond, J. G. Padgett. Colts, 18 Months—First, Frank Guess; second, C. J. Crosby; third, U % W. Davis. Colts, 2-Year Class^-First R. E. Jone*; second, T. C. Remley; third, J. E. Harrison. Mule Colt, 18 Months—First, M. W. Walton. Male Colt, 2ft Years-First, A. D. Hiott; second, G. G. Saunders. Cobnty Raised Mule—First, B. G. Hiott. « County Raised Horae—First and second prizes, B. G. Hiott. HOGS. Boar- First, B, W. Goodwin. Sow—First, B. W. Goodwin. Sow, 6 Months — First, B. W. Goodwin; second, J. F. Brant. Sow and Pigs—First, E. C. Beach. Two Shoats—First. C. M. Grace; sacohd, Jas E. Peurifoy. COWS. Milch Cows, Herd of Four—First, T. J. Blanchard. Milch Cow, 2ft Years-First, U. W. Davit; second, Mrs. J. H. Peurifoy. Milch Cow-First, L. E. Hill. Hiefer. 9 Months—First, C. F. Keger. • Hiefer, 10 Months—First, W. S. Marvin. Bull, 2 Years-First, Jas. G. Pad gett. Bull, 3 Years-First. C. J. Beach. SHEEP. Buck—First, Julius M. Avant. Ewe—First, Julius M. Avant. DOGS. Hound Dog- First, W. S. Marvin; second, W. S. Marvin. Cow Dog—First and second prize, L. E. Hill. PICKLES. PRESERVES, ETC. Judges, Mesdames W. Gilmore Sims. N. G. W. Walker. R. Luke Farmer. Sour Pickles—First, Mini Annie second,,Mrs. P. M. Murray. Butter 5-pound Pats—First. Mrs. W. B. Ackerman. • o *7 Butter, One Pound Pats—First, Mrs. W. F. Copelond; second, Mrs. C. if. Roger. Honey- First, Mrs. Jno. E. Smdak. Syrup— First, Mrs^J-. -C-Kinard; second, P. W. Warren. Soap-First, J. F. Brant; second, Mrs. W. F. Copeland. * Jar Tomatoes First. Mrs. E. C. Beach, second. Miss Annie Beach. Apple Jelly—First. Mrs. Jno. E. Snioa^; second, J. A. Jordan. Canned Peaches-First, Mrs. T. P. Baker; second, 1.4ham Padgett. Wine—First, Mrs. E. W. Fraser. Pecans- First, L. C. Towles; sec ond, Mrs. E. H. Williams. Melon Preserves—First, Mrs. Jno. D. Edwards. Picklea—First. Isham Padgett; sec ond, Mrs. E. W. Fraser. FANCY WORK, QUILTS, ETC. Judges, Mesdames W. Gilmore Sims, N. G. W. Walker. B. Luke Farmer. Mt. Mel leek Center Piece—First, Mrs. F. 0. S. Curtis; second, Mrs. G. W. Ethridge. Drawn Work-First, Mrs. G. W. Etherage; second. Miss Hattie Ro ger. Dress Embroidery—First, Miss Maggie Harley. Pillow Sham—Miss Maggie Harley. Silk Quilt — First, Mrs. B. W. Goodwin; second, Mrs. L. A. Harris. Silk Embroidery—First. Mrs. C. G. Henderson; second. Miss Mary Slowman. Crocheted Work—First, Miss Liz zie Campbell. Knitted Quilt — First, Mrs. M. Fraser. Tatting Mrs. L. C. Behling. Antique Quilt—First, Andrew Lemacks. Silk Quilt—Miss Ethel Warren. Silk Shirt Waist-First, Miss Mary Sloman. Basket—First, Miss Hennie Pad gett; second, Miss M. Fraser. FARM PRODUCTS. Hon. W. B. Gruber. Judge. Sweet Potatoes- F1ist, C. D. May; Second, B. R. Ulmer. Peavine Hay - First. J. F. Brant; Second. Paul Goodwin. Crabgrass Hay - First, B. W. Good win; Second, L. H. Roger. Rigfe (Highlbnd)—First, A. H. Langdale; Second, I. J. Simmons. Seed Rice—First, A. H. Langdale. Cow Peas—First, C. J. Beach; Second, J. FI Brant. Soy Beans—First. G. A. Walling. Sugar Cane—First, C. F. Roger; Second, I. J. Simmons. Syrup—First, Mrs. J. C. Kinard; Second, P. W. Warren. Pecans—First, L. C. Towles; Second, Mn. E, H. Williams. Farm Display—First, C. J. Beach; Second. J. F. Brant. Corn (Less than a bushel)—First, J. F. Brant; Second, H. S. Hiers. Corn (Bushel)—First, L. H. Roger; Second, G. G. Sanders. Corn Prolific Stalk—First. I. J. Simmons, Peas—First, Isham Padgett; Second, J. A. Jordan. Cotton .Fiber -First, I. J. Sim mons; Second, C. J. Beach. Cotton Stalk—First, I. J. Sim mons; Second, J. A. Jordan. Turnips—First, B. W. Goodwin; Second, D. E. Martin. Collards—First, J. F. Brant; Second. B. W. Goodwin. Grain and Oats—First, C. D. May; Second, C. J. Beach. Peanuts—First, J. F. Brant; Second, C. J. Beach. PAINTING, DRAWING ETC. , Miss Clara Barr and Mias lers. Your foods are in two classes: Foods that-pleaKLyou by their taste, and foods that you depend on be cause of what they do for you. Quaker Oats has all the good qualities of both '^lasses. Classified Advertiseneits. Judges, 1 Belle Sandt Photograph Exhibit—First, E. T. H. Shaffer; Second, W. Clyde Mercantile Display—First. Terry Wichman & Pierres—First, Mrs. Jno. H^Smbok: second, Mrs. John D. Ed- iwPPhi • Eth ridge. Pyrography—First, Mrs. J. G. Padgett; Second. Mrs. G. C. Brown. pJay- & Shaffer; Second, A. Son. Mechanical Drawing—First, J. Rice Godlev; Second, Mrs. W. B. Sanders. Pen and Ink Drawing—Ribbon, G. C. Brown. Crayon Drawing—First, Mrs. G. R. Fraser, Ribbon, Miss Bessie Bel linger. Water Colors—Eiret Mrs. G. R. Fraser. Ferns—First. Mrs. W. B. Acker man; Second. Mrs. T. J. Blanchard. Geranium—First, Isham Padgett; Lemon—First, Mrs. T. J. Blanch ard. Forced Into Exile. Wu. Upchurch cf Glen Oak, Okla, wm an exile from home, Mountain air, he tboaght, would case a frightful lung- racking cough that uad defied all mss* edict for tWo year*. After six months he returned, death dogging his stnps. • Then I began to une Dr King's Nsw Discovery." he wriles, "end after tak- tnc six bottles I am as well ns ever." It saves thousands ' early frogs deeperats Inog diseases. laiaUlblofor doughs and Colds, it dispels. Hoarseness and Sons Throat CarasGrtp. Bronchitis. Bora- Want nod for sale ada 25 cents for 25 word- or let*. One oeut a word tor all over 25 words. Busiuee* locals five cents a line NOfPJE—I shall he glad If the par*y who borrowed my buggv coll will ie- luro same. Jno H Psurifoy. TO EXCHANGE—A handsome bay filly, gentle and broken, 2 1-2 yeans old Will take halt her value in brood bows or all in hogs if price satis. LuderO Behling, 10 27 4t Meggett, 6. C. WANTS, WANTED -One share Cropper for two- horse fsnn; also one for one-horse farm; good ho-isee. good land and beet acock and implements tarnished to the right man. Apply to 1115-31 W B BENNETT, Lodge. 8 C Wanted—The public io know that I am representing Walter boro Oil Oo Bee me before sell log c. turn seed. Give bulls or meal or cash . G J YARN, R jffln No 3 WANTED—The public to know that Miss Hattie Herndon is prepared for dress making or teeing of any kind. She will be pleased to see her iriends. Vt the Home of Mrs J T Harrington 11 8 if Wallet boro, S. C. WANTED—You to know that I have a • eotnp'ete line of furniture, stoves, etc. I carry on a general line et re(»air work, such.as oigaos, sewing machi nes, and bicycles. L N Glover. 8-11. Highest grad* steel blades, hand ^ . ‘ Pf* panch blsrr. Price $l.2S. Others at 75c sod jp. Keen Katfer Shears, straight trimmers. Highest grads steal bud blades fitted with phnt net Cant work Loose, fi-rcch sue, mice $L00l Other sises at to $2.30. ' if Xeea KaWr Scissors, ladic "T regular. High'.t grade cradble st.^i blades. 6-inch sire, pike $1.00. Other rises at 50e to $1.50. Keen Kutter Scissors and Shears ia Cases. Leather cme, plush cowed bottom and silk lined cover. Price $5.00. Other sets at $3.50 end op. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Fifteen fat Porks from 75 to 150 pounds each Seven ceute on feet or ten cents a pound net lM?-2t C M GRACE. FOR SALE—My ttock of cows, about twenty-seven with young calves; all nice stoex and fat; wish to sell all to one purchaser. 11-17-31 O M'NRACE. ■ FOR SALE—Jost received a oar load of Augusta Brick. Pnoes quoted oo ap plication. Can fill order* fer any amount. 8 25 tf J M McKenzie. TO RENT—Bnilding which can be used as store or for other purposes. BOH; 10 13 08 lyrae BUSINESS LOCALS. Gough, S ic and $100. trial bottle We are now readr and anxious to supply your wants in the way of fine mules or fancy and fast driving horses. Smoak-Miley Company, Branobville, S. C. Many of you hold np an honest hand to the world, and at the same time cheat your eyesight in baying cheap glasses or none at all. Camped, The Eyesight Specialist. Acid and Kalnit. A Wichman A Son We have jost unloaded a oar of fine mules and horses. Jost the kind to suit everybody. Call and see them. Smoak-Miley Company. BraackviilsT b. C. Syrup barrels at A Wichman A Son. Freshes op your home with a coat of paint. Paints, oils and varnishes for sale at Kleim’s. Sugar mills and kettles at 11 I8t A WLehman A Sou. Paint your wagons, carts aad buggies with wagon and carriage paint at KMa’n Texas Red Rust Proof and Appier Oats at J M Wlieell Supply Co. If you don't have your eyes oared for until yon are blind you will see lees trouble. Moral: Call on Chypboll now and see pleasure. Nyal's Cod Liver Oil Compound tonic and tiesne builder. Jao M Klein. . Home grown seed rye at B G Hyrne’a. White Pine Cough Syrup with tai- meothoiated, 25 cents at Klsin’a. Bast Proof seed oats at B G Hyrne’a Dong’s Kidney pills at Klein’a If your pocket boos Is n greater con- •(deration th in your eyea, swell yomr bank account Yon may need it wbea old to pay a boy to lead you about Dr. Campbell. Pink Malarial capsules for sale at Klein’s. New Prunes at B G Byrne’s store. Baggsgu, freight or anything hauled or delivered, anywhere, at any time, day or night. ’Phone 48b or 15j. J. W. McKenzie. 8 35 tf A CHRISTMAS PRESENT. We are going to give away to our customers a costly Christmas Gift, a Disk Talking Machine outfit, with 6 assorted Records—the price of which is $20.00. Tickets will be Given With Every Cash Purchase of 50 Cents. Beginning Monday, November 1. The Machine out fit will be displayed in our Store Window for Examina tion to everybody. Come and get Your Tickets S. ANN’S JEWELRY STORE. WALTERBORO AND EDRflARDT S. C. ZS TOUR EYESIGHT BAS ? See me now or yon may regret it some da and guarantee it. Come now; yon will find tnd Standard, ready to serve yon. Did yoo ever think whai a diamal world we would be in if we were blind? Profit by the experience of others, and don’t wait until yoa are blind before having ( 'yonr eyea^ ex amined. It ia surprising how many of you have diseased eyes and don’t know: it. Op- portupitj/is now at your door. jT I (3 do scientific work me over The Press The presidents of the Missionary Societies of the Baptist and Metho dists churches request the presence of everyone at a basaar to be held by the joint societies at the Baptist church at 4:30 o’clock next Friday M. R. CAMPBELL Eyesight Specialist. DaWikt’s Little Early Kuere—the safe, sate, gentle, wur little Uvur ptlU. Be rn re to get DeWltt’s Obrboused Witch Hazel Helve, the orhfiaal. Always 10 fuse substitutes aad Iwitatloaa. The orlgiaal DsWitt’s Curholtsed Witch Hauet detvs la good Mr aaythlag a salve tor, hut ft Is Is raod tor, built M especially good lor pika Sold by J M Klela. SPECIAL FOR WEDDING GIFTS Just received, a barrel of Assorted Pieces of the Finest American Cot Giara at very reasonable prices. S. FINN’S JEWELRY STORE.