Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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U! It’ .u I W\ Local aad Personal 1 * < l i i l< < i-c I I I M » M <■« I »■»« 1 D R Reurifoy. Esq., had business in Charleston Monday. Several jurors ram** to town Mon day to attend court. John W Croeby, of Lo*iffe. was in town Monday. Hon ('. W Way. of Mt Carmel, was in towri M onday. E F WiUon, of Sinoaks, was in to s«*e os Monday. Mr> ; W’ A Padgett was in town to do some shopping Saturday. Magistrate W S Weeks, of Osborn, was in to see us Monday. W L l#rawdy and brother, (i H of Dale wore in town last week. Mrs James Linder, of Weeks, was in town paying us a pleasant rail. Errctt Hiott spent a few days last week with relatives at Eutawville. J R Ronds of Islandton wasin town Saturday and paid us a pleasant call. Mr and Mrs G J Yarn and son. of Kudin w ere in tow n Friday shopping. Mm Harrison Cannon and little' dauber, of White Hall, were in town Friday. Mrs J G Padgett is in St George visiting her mother, Mrs M II Moor- er. W B Eaateriin and daughter. Mi EstelU?, .of Round, w,ere in town Monday. F J Berry and .1 D Smoak, promi nent business men of Smoaks, were here yesterday. W P Copeland, of Stokes, was among those who paid this office pleasant call Saturday. Prof A C Hit*re, of Smoaks. was in town Saturday night. Mr Hiers is teaching the St Johns school this year S W Linder, of Chattanooga, who has been visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs J A,Under, near town, has re turned, home. Mrs Blake Sanders, who has been visiting hH* father, J A Liuder, who has been very ill has returned to her home at Daniel’s Island. MrsJ B Hickman, who has been living on Hampton street has moved to the Witsell residence back of the Presbyterian church. »***, Mrs D McC McMurphy is enter taining a stranger a'wee little miss who came to bless the home with her reeence last Friday.night. The office of the Southern Express Company has been moved to the building opposite the Walterboro Drug Company. Mr Sauls, the agent; will conduct, at this place, grocery and fruit store. Whl’e playing with some of her friends last Wednesday night, littl Classified idrertiseneats. Wsot «nd for fl’t'earia 25 cent* f- r 25 word* or !*•«. Uur C«ut » word tor nil j over 25 «or<U. ' ftoMne— luuwta firp rrr.ta S-L ,n * IA)sT—About a jaar ago a L)on I'imI t ow, njarkeJ awailow fork ano bn bit iu tigbtear; oprwr bit in ri|(b> »'ar. bmaitad ‘J. b*” $5 reward oflendj fur fl«diDg cow C. F Garvin. 121 2t 4aek»ni»vH , ». * LOST—Latly'a burning caac gold aa • h on in near, the Colleton County ground* during rbe Fair. Find«*i will reutrn lo «>f offioe of The I’rei’a • nd Maudard and receive liberal rewaid. NOTICK—Tbe pu'-erinte ideut of Co'te ^<•n County Fair A*aociation h*- n band one quilt, which haa been let in bis charge by the cwoer. The enrr\ i tag baa been lost. Anv one who can prove oe , n<‘r‘hfp may ca'l and get i». , For prompt Dray, Hack and Tran*'*! aervice. alao delivery, phone 61J. Jaca aou A Glover. NOTICE—Phone fil J for a hack and go lor tO canta Jackaou A Glover. The highest medical authority on foods, Sir James Crichton Browne, LLD.—F.R.S. of London, fives the best reasons for eating more Quaker Oats In an article published in the duces a big-boned, wcll-devcl- Youth's Companion of Septem- oped, mentally energetic race, ber 23rd, 1009, Dr. Browne, the , His experiments prove that oi ursngetftirg, and niece of u G Padgett, with whom she is ii _ accidentally fell and fractured boi bones of her right arm near the wrist The doctor was hastily sum indued and he encased it in plaster of Paris. Little Ruth is getting on very nicely now and suffers very lit tle. CHIIdrmn Ory fOft FLETCHER'S C ASTORIA LANDS TO BE SOLD. . HTATK OF SOU-U CAROLINA, CoIIstoa County. By virtue ot the aathoriry in vs vetted •v rseoairu eed eqecatorv, respectively, under ilic (not wtU nod teetament of I seen Heuts, deceased, we will offer lor sale at public noction nr Hmonk's Cross Roed« on the !>*h day of December, 1906, nt 11 o'Slock A M , the'following eev arm peri;els of land sitoate in the Coon- end HUie aforesaid, in Warren Town- ty an ship 1 All that tract of la id. known ns the A. A fcenin iraet. coataiaing 95 norea, <m>pe or lev*, bounded on the north by TsedMof tbemtaieof YanVy hmoak; oo toe • ms by estate of (ease Asa Is. de ceased; on the sooth by lands ot if A Birtattenii. and no the west by lands of D 1< RmliL 2 Sll that tract of that lend, known RV lb*; Ki'ho-J House tract, coi tain log 4 •com, snore or lose, ami being bounded on ire north bv lands of the Methodist Rsrvoeege; od ttm tael by lands of the este’a of Isaac Haul*; on the sauth by Initde *f the school district; en 1 on the waet by public highway. < U Ail that tract of lead, known ns the her. <o( I (case tract, containing 15 acres, muiv or less, nod being bounded on the north t»y lands of C. W. Garris; on the east by lands of Mary Seels, deceased; on tn.-«oath by leads of Frank Davis; and on the west bv Itnds of C. W. Gama. 4 Ail that tract of land known as the George Williams tract, containing 30 acres, morn or less, and being bounded on the north by lande of R W. Bishop; seat by lends of estate of MsrvfnuU; on the soa*h by lands of Frank Davis; and on ’•ht* west by public highway. Terms of sale cash. 0 Wh reserve the right te rt joct any aad all bids. LAURA SAUL*. Executrix. C. W. GAKK1S. Kieontor. LA. SAULS, Kxeontor. St H 94 WANTS. WANTED-Owner tor a red mw marked smooth crop in one ear, straight spilt In the other. \Vonl<i like to know owner. Has been a ith my cows nearly two yean. 11 lS-8t J. C. Oroeby, Stokes WANTED -One share cropper for two- horse term; alao on# for one-horse farm; good houses, good land aad beet stock and implements furnished to the right man. Apply to 1115-3t W D BENNETT, Lodge. 8 C j Wanted—The public to know that I am repreemtieg Walterboro Oil Oo 8ee me before aelling c« Hon seed. Give balls or meal or cash G J YARN, Ruffin No 2 WANTED—The public to know that Mlsa Hattie Herndon ia prepared for dram making or sewing of any kind She will be pleased to see her triends. At tbe Home of Mrs J T Harrington 11 8 tf Walterboro. 8. C. WANTED—You to know that I have a complete line of fnrnltnre. stoves, etc. I carry oo a general line of repair work, each ss organs, sewing machi nes, and bicycles. L N Glover. 8-11. great medical authority on foods, ,says, about brain and muscle building— “There is one kind of food that seems to me of marked value as a food to the brain and to the whole b^dy khroughout childhood and adolescence (youth), and that is oatmeal. "Oats are the most nutritious of all the cereals, being richer in fats, organic phosphorus and lecithins." He says oatmeal is gaining ground with the well-to-do of Great Britain. He speaks of it as the mainstay of the Scottish laborer’s diet and says it pro good oatmeal such as Quaker Oats not only furnish.es the best food for the hduftin being, but eating it strengthens and en larges the thyroid gland—this gland is intimately connected with the nourishing processes of the body. In conclusion he says— “It seems probable therefore that the bulk 4 tnd brawniness of the Northerncrs'(meaning the Scotch) has been in some measure due to the stimulation of the thyroid gland by oatmeal porridge in childhood.” The Scotch eat Quaker Oats because it is the best of all oat meals. Statement of condition of, KAKMKltW ANI>MEIt.OHAI*T*!4BA.I*K Located at Walterboro, S. C., ,\t of HumIiiwwm ^tov. HI, WAN TED—FirM-dvM •bore cropper on exceptionally tine farm in movt de sirable community. Apply Prem ami titendanl. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Two acre lot in town of Walterboro. oo railroad near depot, one 3-atory building 80x90 feet. Alvo one dwelling facing Bridge Greet, 191.4i J. D. Uolson. FOR SALK—Several fine Jenny Milch Row*, with or without calvea Apply lo L E. Hill, 12-1 tf Round. FOR SALE—*» acre* of land three quarter* of a mile from Co.tageville al*o one town tot and botldicg*. con taining ) of an acre. For price* ap ply to L. W. Reevea, Lottegevtlla. S C. FOR SALE—One Back Mare; good work bor»e; kind and gentle; any lady can drive her «Hh aefety L. C. Padgett. FOR BALE—Just received a oar load of Angneta Brick. Price* quoted on ap plication. Can fill order* tet any Hio-or.Rcr.s. Ixmum aud DiHcoout* Overdraft* Ranking Honae Furniture and Fixtn»e*. Due from Bauxs aud Hunkers Ourrency (•old Silver, Nickle* ami Pennie- <'he*'** and Caoh Items 841. .2H 50 84 86 1,000 00 1,588 05 TV.nitt 45 6.138 00 :180 00 1.256 Oft 4H0 18 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock paid in $15,000 00 Sorpln* Fond 10,000 00 Undivided Profit*. le*a Cur rant expeuxea and Taxes paid 3,086 53 Dividend* Unpaid 14 W Individual Deposit* subject to Check 72.ft4*5 92 Saving* Deposit* 46 860 5' Time Certificate* of Deposit* 2,000 00 Certified Checks 277 39 No'es and Billa Rediscounted, 1,570 21 BOI* Payable, including Certi- tica e* for Money borrowed Nona Total. $151,694 62 Total, $1.1 604 62 8 TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ) Comity of Colleton. S Before me came A H. VYichmau, Cashier, of Fanner* & Merchants Bank, who being duly sworn, mys that the above and foregoing statement is a true coo dition of snid Hunk, as shown by tbe books of tile in aatd bank. Sworn to and subscribed before’me / tbi- 2.1rb .lay of Nov. 190ft. \ A. H. WICdMAN, E. A Terry. (l.*.J Cn*hier. Notary Public, S. U. Correct Httest: R. H Wichinaii / V D Mav. Director*. ^ J no If. Peurif. y ) 8 96 tf J M McKenzie. TO RENT—Building which can be need a* store or for other purpose*. BG H; 10 13 09 Hyrne aud at Klein’* Drug Store. Home grown seed rye at B G Hyrne’*. Gr»mdPa*'rv spice*, excellent for trull cake, a* Klein'* Drug Store Rn*t Proof seed oats at B G Hyrne'*. Siga oud Thyme at Klaia’s Drug Red. black »nd white pepper; dove* | [CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1, COLUMN 5] id *v4c*^i: cinger. whole Mill ground. ! _ BUSINESS LOCALS. books at Brown Furniture Ca Paint your wagon*, carts and buggies with wagon and carriage paint at KMaVv Itch cured In 30 minutes by Wool- ford'* Havlury Lotion. Neyar fat s. tMd by John M Kioto, Druggist. 21 6 m rt *. Bird Bead*, stove polish, sapotio, bath trick*, bras* polish, all useful article* or household cleaning at Klein's Drug Wo are now ready and anxious to •apply your waul* to tbe way of fine mules or fancy and fast driving horse*. bmoak-MUey Company, Branchvillc, 8. C. Sheet musto and late*i popular songs at Brown Furaituie and Hardware Co. r reeoea up your home with a coal ot ^ w : v „ :. .... paiat. Patou, oit* aad varuilht* i or , U )IW( * K ,v ^ >1 up. ■el* at Kleia's. Add and Kalnit Store. New Prune* at B G.Hyrne’* store. Bacgtge, freight or anything hauled or di-t^vretl, anvwhere, at any time, d*y <*r uighi. ’Phone 43h or 15j. J. W. McKenzie. S 25 if A ’XHilotely. pure Olive Oil for salads— i Italian, Fiench. and Heinz'* Ouaran- ; teed. *t Kteiii’* Dmg.Htora. DEATH Of S M CROSBY Mr. S. M. Crosby of WaltA*boro died at his late residence here at 2 o'ctock Monday morning, aged fifty- one yean*. He had been confined to his bed for about a month, but the immediate cause of Jiis death ! was heart failure. He suffered in tensely during his last illness, and had expressed wish that he might die easy, so when his end came he passed away as if only going to sleeo. For twenty-five years Mr. Crosby had charge of the mercantile busi ness on Col. H. Bischoff’s place at Jacksonhoro, but about three years ago, on account of ill health, was He was a con- Sandy Dam A Wichmin A Sou A limited quantity of Syrup Barrels on hand. (>i«m while they last. Want«-d, to buy five more barrel* good svrup. Tarry 4k Bhaffer, Pay • call to M m Black’* and take * guaa* for the lovely doll, Dorothy, wtm b u going to the lucky one for l<>c. Mto have just unloaded * car of fine mole* aud horse*. Just the kind to salt everybody. Call snd see them. Bmoak-Miley Company. Branchville, rt. C. There 1* one article of ceoeral use which l* cheap—that is Rio*. We have •napped up 4.000 lbs of good Carninu a hiott we wilt offer at 8c at, $3 50 pet eaok. Terry A Shaffer. Syrup barrel* at A Wichtnan 4k Bon. Have you seen Dorothy, tbe beautiful sistent member of church. * Best ’ee a wife he leaves eight children; six boys and two girls, !F.G., H. G..S. M.. Jr., John H.. Julian, Teodore. Ella Mgy and Annie Belle. The funeral servieas, conducted by Rev. Henry J. Cauthen, were held at his late residence at 10 o’ clock Tuesday morning, and imme diately after his remains were taken to Sandy Dam cemetery, where they were interred, ■. -i' . 1 1 ■■■ SPECIAL NR WEDDING GIFTS J«8t received. A barrel of Assorted Pieeee oi the Finest American Oat Glamat,vM7 ieeeooable prices. & FINN’S JIW8LRY STORE* > doll that ia being Black’s? given away a; Mrs Hurar mill* and kettles at 11 I SI A Wichman A Sou. Texas Red Rust Proof and Appier Oam at J M Witsell Supply Co. NEW AND NUMEROUS Christmas toy* aad Christmas goods at Mr*. W, A. Bkea'a will i revsat Kleia’s ~ STOMACH OUT OF KILTER? Don’t fuss about it. Just do this for onoe. Buy a bottle of GAM BLE’S DIGESTIVE WINE. See how quickly a few teaspoonfulls will set you right. No more gas, sour stomach, belch ing, heavy feeling or palpitation. Itawakee your appetite and makes all your food digest perfectly. GAMBLE'S DIGESTIVE WINE. 50c the bottle at yoor dealer, or from SHUPTRINECO., Savannah, Ga. Money baok tf not Setd by John M. ~ ORGANIZED S. S. WORK. work and who brings to it many years of experience. The recent acquisition of new Song-books is having notieable effect upon the singing. Some of our older friends who were ?ust about convinced that their singing days were over may be observed now tak ing out t teir glasses and helping to swell the chorus. The little folks too look happy. One thing to be noted is the en thusiasm on the fart of the members. The secret is this School is becoming awakened to the great advadtage to be gained in the adoption of Modern Sunday School Methods. The fol lowing Departments have been or are soon to be introduced into the school: Cradle Roll, Home, Orga nized Bible Class and Teacher Train ings. Great interest has been taken in the recent organization of the Adult Classes. " * Sunday two weeks ago was the oc casion of the organization of the young ladies into a Philathea Class. Twenty three names were enrolled the first meeting. The class has been accorded the privilege of hold ing its meetings in the adjoining parsonage the object of this being to bring out the members in free and informal discussion of the lesson, to encourage Sociability of members and to take up in a Systematic vari ous lines of Church activity. The class went into organization by the adoption of a Class name, a Constitution and the election of the * following officers: President. Miss Ida May Fish- burne; Vice President. Miss JSugenia Bateman; Secretary, Miss Steele Galloway; Treasurer, Miss Belle Wescoat; and the following Com mittee Chairmen: Reception Com mittee, Mrs. Henry Cauthen; Mem bership Committee, Mias Essie Loper; Devotional Committee, Mrs. C. M. Grace; Entertainment Committee Miss Edna Stokes; Visitation Com mittee, Mrs. H. W. Black; Press Committee, Miss Cora Connor. On last Sunday the young men under the leadership of Mr. J. E. Peurifov took initial steps in the organisation of a Baraca Class. Any kind of gun repairing done by ASyfrsa.next door toH. i-/. / EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT* Have you scan our Brand New Sj$ock of Pianos and Organs ? Or did yon see Our exhibit at the County Pair ? Were you favorably impressed ? If you were not, come to our store, where we have re cently installed a brand new Mock of High Grade Pianos and Organs. I We are the sole agents for the Hint** of South Carolina for the CELEBRATED CARPENTER ORGANS, which are recognized to be the best value for the money manufactured. And we absolutely guarantee each and every one. from the cheapest to the best, to be free from defects of any ••nture ard to give per fect satisfaction for a period of Twenty Years from the date of its manufacture. If you find it impossible to call at our store s postal card will carry one to your home, where you can try it, and if for any reason you are not perfectly satisfied you are under no obligation to buy. WE HAVE THE CARPENTER AUTO-ORGAN on exhibition at our store and will say that i is the greatest invention of the age. The smallest child can »•, erate it and the price is by no means exhorbitant. We also consider ourselves forfmate in obtaining the agency for NEWMAN BROTHERS’ PIANOS. And we are ready and willing to meet competition. They will stand the most severe tests. MR. CHARLES 0. CONNELLY has charge of this depart ment and will show you through this stock cheerfully, and will call on you on receipt of postal or letter. Call and see us. Wo are Headquarters for Everything in Music. Sheet Music, Music Books, Strings, Mandolins, Auto Harps, Zithers, Violins, Everything in Music. h- i £ :* MW CO. “TBE BUSY BUSINESS." SOME sum PEOPLE. A good many people have expressed surprise that such pretty and artistic pieces of Cut Glass could be sold at the modest prices, we are asking for the new line we have just received. We bought right, and right buying makes right sel ling possible. We not only have this line of Cut Glass goods, but '• U <9 * ^ • carry in stock at all times the most complete line in town, of Sterling and Silver plated ware—all bought and sold at the right plan. S. FINN’S JEWELRY STORL WILIHUOtO JU0 WARD I S. C. M. JAFFA OF THE NEW STORE SELLS AT THE LOWEST PRICES GENTS’ FURNISHING* SHOES? NOTIONS* ETC. WALTERBORO, S. C. WALTER ST. BUY YOUR Xmas Presents At the Ladies Bozaar and HELP THE CHURCHES. All kinds of fancy articles. Embroideries, Doll. Ready made garments etc. etc., The Xmas Dinner will be a feature of this work. Everything good to eat, your money's worth assured. DdCBmBer 15th AND JV\ ' -j V) '