Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE WELD THAT WE\Sif\ \’es, the cattle, or STOP, LOOK, USTEN. What do these words mean? STOP Electric Welded F ence will stop ho^s. Elephants. LOOK, Any man can tell by looking at the fence around a farm what kind of man lives there, ll rail fence farmer not progressive, if wrapped wire fence the farmer progressing some, if Electric Welded Fence an up-to date go ahead farmer. LISTEN, and let us tell ycu. Wrapped wires will slip and hold moisture which causes rust. And that weld will hold. E. P, Knight says it held when tested in his forge and E. P. Knight means what he says. Ask him about it. Received a solid car load of this great fence. Price lower than ever before. See us before buying. Terry & Shaffer Classified Advertisements. E.PRIOLEAU HENDERSON DEAD. The subject of this brief sketch was born at Hendersonville, in (Y>1-J Want Hn«i for Miesiin 25c«iif» t--r 2f» j ieton count} aome 68 years ago. on i % *1 11 wori1 t ‘ ,r *“ the farm there of his fath.-r, Dr K K; HuMn^'^kK^u five oeou » Hoe Henderson, from whom he imbibed -- his stern and unfaltering patriotism. No wonder then that in the War be- ‘ f isiu> ip to FIRST SPRING OPENING v> a \ rs. tween the States, he •NAN TKO—('aniH iufrs • ard* 10 |uih'i«h \o.unteer<*<T j from now t<* <if cninpiiiKn for eacfv, and became a memfa r of the » m n.ivMu *- famous Beaufort District Troop, : Tbt Pr “* ^ * r ' , W ANTKI>—’! i» print four card*. Mr j - ('ftndioate. N..w i» the liire to have it doin'. 1 he "rtM mid Standard o SN ANTEi)—You to know that I have n t cunj.'ete tun- of furniture, atioe*., et<-. 1 carry on h general tine of repair work, such as oigana, i>ewini: tuachi ces, ami hicyclea. I. N tilowr. $ % •:y AT V REDUCED PRICES. We find we are overstocked on Disc Harrows, and this overstock must go regardless of price. We have THIRTY of these Harrows which we are offer- ing at the following greatly reduced price: ^ f c - ° 6xi 8 Disc, was $25, now . . $22 8x18 Disc, was $28, now . . $25 6x20 Disc, was $29, now . . $26 8x20 Disc, was $30, now . . $27 0 Either Cash Or On Time Before placing your order call and see us. Tnx*p. which became ar part of the Hamp ton \Legion and afterwards known a-* Co. R 2nd. tt. C. Cavalry. c<>m- ^manded by the intrepid soldier, Cen. M C Butler. It would seem useless to recount his deeds of daring and valor in that War, as he was in nearly every im portant battle fought “l>eneath ; Virginia’s sky,” as well as in many ! in his own State. His book, called. ! “The Autobiography of Arab" (his war-horse.) published in 1901, tells j us in fine style of these, in which Gen. Butler, in the preface says, I "If you tell the one half of what he j saw and did, with you as his rider and constant companion, the world would be incredulous- and yet it would be true.” And Gen. Hamp- l ton says, “Arab saw more of the War between the North and South. I am sure, than any other horse.” Beside being che gallant soldier, he had many fine traits of head and heart; he was a great reader and passionately fond of books; a verita ble knight in the presence of woman, w’ould risk his life at any time for her defense;jand to his friends, and j they were many, he was always true ; as steel. 1 In early life he married the beauti ful Cornelia Zealy of Grahamville, S. C. who bore him several children, most of whom have long since.passed away, leaving two sons, resident in Texas, and two daughters in Geor gia. By a second marriage he be came the husband of Miss Fannie Baggett, who survives him, and be sides these, he leaves a devoted sister, Mrs C E Patterson of this place. His passing away was very sud den, on the 17th. He was an inmate of the Soldiers Home in Columbia, and his remains, laid out in his Con- feberate uniform, and looking so natural, were sent here by express, and on Friday morning last, they were met at the depot here by a large number of his comrades and friends, also many ladies, and with loving hands, they laid him in his last resting place at Live Oak ceme tery. The funeral services (by re quest made by him many years ago) were conducted by Rev. F. O. S. Curtis, the Chaplain General of the South Carolina Division, assisted by Revs. Baker and Boyd. Sleep on now, friend Prioleau. and take thy well earned rest! For you were always true in all the relations of life; to your family, to your friends, to your Country, to your God! “To liv^ in hearts we leave be hind— Is not to die.” March, 19. A. Wichman & Son. t* o * The Leading Hardware Store. LADIES, LOOK, LISTEN, HATS, HATS, LADIES HATS. Before buying your Spring and Sum mer Hats call and see my New Line, just arrived. Hats trimmed to suit your taste. Prices to suit the purchaser’s purse. Call and he convinced. Mrs. S. A. MILLINER, - $ &« V I il s-u. FOR SALE F SALK—The Andrew Janiipon place conraining 1»2 acre* ailnated at Stone landing on the Saltkt tchie For term* apply to t*>x 246 Walter- t»oro, S. C. 2 16 2t Foil SALE—l(MXl bufthela of ear corn L ash or on time $1. per bnahel. . BENNETT k FOX, 3 23 tf Lodge, S. O. FOB SALE—Juat received a car load of Auguata Brick. Price* quoted on ap plication. Lao till orders for auy amount. S 25 tf MM McKenzie. BCSINbS* LOCALS. li MILLINERY OPENINGS IN THE COUNTY For the pest several weeks the different millinery stores in the county have been very busy prepar ing for their spring openings. The trimmers have been secured by the different establishments and things will be in readiness for the inspec tion of the “Lady Public” on the ap pointed days this week. Mrs. W. A. Black and Mrs. J. S. Jones of Walterboro, will both have their openigs on Thursday and Friday March 24th and 25th. Mrs. S. A. Smoak of Lodge, will also have hers this week, and Mrs. C. M. Hiers’ of Smoaks was yesterday and today. Others that will take place this week will be Mrs. H. Zalin qf Walterboro, Mrs. J. I. Mean of Islandton, Mrs N. W. Rents of Varnville, Mrs. A Q. Lyons, of Islandton. SMOAK, LODGE, S. 0. DR. ANDERSON TO WED. Dr. A. J. Anderson, accompanied by ins best man. Mr. Marshall G. Gruber, left Sunday morning for St. George, where they took the train for Greenville, where Dr. Anderson will be married this afternoon at three thirty o’clock to Miss Miriam Rowland. Dr. and Mrs. Anderson expect to return to Walterboro about Satur day afternoon. Are you frcqaently hoane? Do you have that annoying tickling in your throat? Doea yoer eoegb annoy yon at night, and do yoe rake mndne in the roJngT Do yoe want relief? If eo, yoe will be pleased a Cough Remedy and 1 Sold by all dealers O’Riley is coming. Faster Dye* *t Klein’s Drug Store. O’Riley is coming. ttibson * heari reme-ly, for the heart and kidney* at Kleiu’.v O’Riley is coming. Faster Dyes at Klciu's Drug Ston . O’Riley is coming. Baggage, freight or anything hanled or delivered, anywhere, at any time day or night. 'Phone 43b or 15j. J. W. McKenzie. . 8 2T tf O’Riley is coming. Faster Dyes at Klein’s Drng Store. O’Riley is coming. Nval’s Spring tonic sarsaparilla, lOc a bottle at Klein’s. <& ■ Itch cured in 90 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by John M Klein, Druggist Planter's Nubian tea liver and kidney regulator at Kleins Drng Store. O’Riley is coming. Canary bird seed at Klein’s. MRS. J. S. JONE’ Thursday and Friday, March 24-25 An Attractive Stock of Pattern and Ready-to-Wear Hats Fir Latli'-s.’ Misses and Children Will , He Displayed Miss M. J. Floyd of Baltimore Will he in char^t; and will take pleasure in showing tile styles ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED V MRS. J. S. JONHS Next to Walterbor > Drug Co. J Early garden seed Drng Store. corn at Klein’s SYKES & PATTERSON PRACTICAL TIN AND SHEET MUTAL WORKERS—GAS FIT TING and PLUMBING, STOVE>tPE MADE TO ORDER. ROOF REPAIRING and PAINTING A SPECIAL TY. SATISFACTION GUARAN- TEED OR MONEY RE. FUNDED. Office next door to store of H. H. W. Black, Jr. LUMBER, ROUGH AND DRESSED . Flooring, Ceiling. Weatherboarding, „ *> . Sheeting, Mouhlings, Casings, Etc We give you good grades and our PHS a HU Get our prices before placing your next order. - ^ Coii™ Mercantiu & Mfc. Co RITTER, S. C. * I MASTER’S SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Colleton County, Common Pleas. Evey Bellinger vs. Irvin P. Herndon, at el By virtue of the decree of the above court herein, 1 will ecll at public outcry before the court honae at Walterboro, on tnleedey in April next (4th) the fol lowing described reeky: All that (dace, parcel or tract of lead, ritaeteie Heyward Township, County and State aforesaid, near the Creel Swamp waters of Aehepoo river, con taining 50 acres more or lees, and bounded on the Bast aoo Southeast by land formerly of Lowery, now T. A. Bootle. Jr., and M. Bootle, and oa the West and Southwest by part of the orig inal tract, now owned by B. O. O’Bryan, which will more fnlly appear by plat thereof by J. R. Linder, surveyor, dated Oct. I, ir*. ALSO all that piece, parcel or tract of land situate, in same County and State, containing 3 8 4 acme, and bounded North by inade of George Beach; Beat by lands of the estate of E. P. Herndoa; South by lands of J. W. Hickman (part of same tract) and West by Unde of Alonso Elliott. Terma of sale cash; purchaser to pay for papers. C. G. HENDERLON, Raster. March 12, 1910. Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Benton, of Savannah, spent Sunday with the former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Benton, near Hendersonville. Mr. Benton is the popular representa tive of Shuptrine Company and is visiting his customers this week. Millinery Opening I We will have our Spring Millinery Opening ‘X Thursday and Friday March 24 and 25 j , t The lady public is cordially invited to be present. MRS. V I W. A. BLACK The Ladies' Store. 1 NOTICE. 1 will bs at Stokes brides oa .'ha Edit- to rivar Thursday. April 7th. 1910. at 1# o’clock, a. n. to sell oot jointly with the Oaoaty Supervisor of Dorchester Go un tv the neoeeeery re pah a to be done on mid bridge. J o. grists. Supervisor Colleton Countv. Walterboro. 8. G . Mar. 19, 1910. NOTICE. — I will be at Givhaa’s Ferry bridge on the Edisto river on Friday, the 8th day of April. 1910. at 10 o’clock, ▲. n, to mil oot jointly with the County Super visor of Dorchester county the necessa ry repairs to be done 00 said bridge. J. O GRIFFIN, Supervisor Collotoo County READ THIS! Fine Millinery I My friends, do yon (now that a long time ago that tee beta that yon'd boy were avrfnlly high? Bat now, I‘m glad to my, it's just the other way. Yon can get \n up-to-date hat, fine sod all that CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!!! br getting la the race and going to the right piece. Fine Dress Goods, Trimming and Not ions of all kiad. R< ad just a little farther and you’ll sea where these things will be found. HRS. H. W. REHTZ,v«tui«. b c HRS. J. I* HEARS, Islandton, 8. C. (MULCT'S RATES. O’Riley, tho Photographer, will mnke the following dntes in Colleton County: Ashton—Two days only: M<>nd*y and Tuesday April 4th and 5th. Lodge—Two days: Wednesday afternoon and Thursday April 6th and 7th. Ruffin—Two dayu: Friday and Sat urday April 8th and 9th. Williams Two days: Tuesday and Wednesday April 12th and 13th. Smoaks—Ten days: commencing Monday April 18th. All work will be finished and forwarded from this point. Price rang** from $i t#> $4 pec half dozen. •-»« - ■—» O’Riley is coming. PRESBYTERIAN GNURCH. Preaching at the Presbyterian Church Sunday at II a. m. and 8 p. m. by the pastor, A. Preston Boyd. Morning subject will be: The Risen Christ. Then for the evening; What Will You Do With Christ? Prayer service on Thursday after noon at 5 o’clock. All are invited come. O’Riley is coming. r