Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t " 9 •lx fa m t v i v i $ I ft vx, We have just received the largest shipment of Baseball Goods ever received in Colleton County, and are prepared to fill your orders for anything in that line. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • REACH BALLS 5G to $1.50 1 ft & f|V Bats, Masks, Mitts, Gloves—everything necessary to fit you out for playing ball. - :: ” : Mail orders for these goods will be shipped out the day the order is « * ‘ ^ u o received at regular catalogue prices. t I ‘t' f I tl I fi BROWN FURNITURE & HDW. THE BUSY BUSINESS \» .0 m m kf |. I n »■<■> 11 > H 111 1111 : Ucal ud Personal i :§ 11 n i > m 1 m 1 >11 Kobt Black of Ruffin wan in town Monday. e Jos Dnaw iy of. St«)kes was here Monday. JT. W H iers, of Ashton was here Monday on a bussnetis trip Ernest Hubster of Porter’s was at h >m.» for U'.e h »iiJays. I). W. Hughes of Stokes was among thcwf in t*»wn Monday. Hon Q. VV (iarris of Denmark spent Thursd iy night in town. A Q Lyon'-, went to Charleston Monday 00 * business trip. W. O J o n*-, one of A.-hton’s lead ing inercli.u U was in town Monday. TETTERINE. Aaron Crosby, RuHin, S. C. says: * "My wife had what the doctors called Lcxema for years. Her legs and part of the body was entirely covered with it and it nearly crazed her. She had tried everything I ever heard of in the line of skin remedies without relief. Two months ago she began using Tetterine which I bought from J. M. Klein, our druggist, under a guarantee, and now she is entirely well. She ' .used 13 boxes and two cakes of Tetterine Soap, but it’s worth a hundred times what it cost us. *We followed the directions, or so stubborn a case as hers would never hive yielded to any treat ment. My hat’s off to you and your great medicine." ' v - • Tetterine cures Eczema, Tetter, King Worm. Ground Itch, Itching Piles, Infant's Sore Head, Pimples,’ Boils, Scaly Patches on the Face, Old Itching Sores, Dandruff, Cankered Scalp, Bunions, Corns, Chilblains and every form of skin disease. Tetterine, 50c; Tetterine Soap, 25c. Sold and guaranteed by J. M. Klein; or by.mail from the manufacturer. The Shruptrine Com pany. Savannah, Ga. . _ &**********************%**& w « « w * « w w Mihm Kohn davs v^ry pleasantiy last week. spent several in Charleston Mr. and Mr* L E. Kaaterlin visit ed Mrs K C. Ugettof Cottage'dlle. Sunday. Miss E«iin •».* Glover of Columbia G»lb*ge, sjirvit the Kaiter holiday at home. Tlie friends of Mrs. B. Levy will be pained to know that she is seri ously ill at her home in town. W. D Marvin of Hendersonville, was a plea. k uit caller at our office while in town Monday. Mr ami Mrs. K H. Wichman and daughter, Miss Mabel, spent several day s in Charleston last week. S. Finn, has been appointed local Secretary by the Masonic protective association of Worcester, Mass. O’Riley is coming. Mrs. H. W. Ackerman of Cottage- ville spent U»ro days last week with her daughter, Mrs. N. C. A. Sauls. O’Kiley is coming. D. A. Sauls of Beaufort spent Fri day and Saturday in town as the S uest of his mother. Mrs. G. A. auls. O’Riley ia coming. Miss Florence Black, who is attend ing the Confederate Home this year, came home Thursday afternoon for the Easter holidays. OR’iley is coming. Miss Mary King who has been teaching the Weimer school is in town a guest at the Henderson House. O’Riley is coming. Miss Lillie Henderson, after a de lightful visit of several days to Mrs. Cannon of White Hall, returhed home several days ago. I Mrs R E. Jones, returned Monday from a delightful Good Friday picnic at (3ear Pond in Bamberg county. Mrs Jotfn D. Warren, Jr., of Mon- 1 roe. N. C.. is tn town visiting her. O’Riley is coming. IMmiU*. M. an,1 Mrs. P. M. Murray. I MissesGladyfr Wichman and Ethel Misses Vivian and Mae Price re- i Gruber of The Woman’s College in turned several day's ago from Char- Columbia, eame_ home Thursday Sim SKIES IN HAIS >• I 1 We were very much pleased at the results of bur Spring Millinery Opening and desire to thank our friends for their interest. Our stock of Spring Styles in Hats and all Millinery' is most complete ard up-to-date. We shall be pleased to have you call and see our newest shapes of hats. DRESS GOODS - LACES - NOVELTIES MRS. W. A. BLACK The Ladies’ Store. s Beware of And Ask Yourself a Pew Questions 1 leaton whei-e they had been on an ex tended viait. Mrs. H. W. DuBoia accompanied by Mr*. 11.ill. Williams, left yester day for Savannah to attend the mar riage of her son, Jessie, to Miss Annie Bartlett, which will take place Thuraday in Savannah. Mr. Minott representing the News and Courier was a pleamt caller at oar office Monday. Mr. Minotthais the poitooti formerly held by Mr. WaafuuMicer, who hat been pro- noted te telegraph editor. V ip- evening to spend Easter with their parents here. They returned Mon day. O’Riley is coming. Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Carter of Smoaks. spent Thuraday night in town enroute to Colleton from a visit of several days to Chariitton. O’Riley ia coming. Mrs. M. S. Riser, of Lodge who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. E. Jones, returned to her home Moodday. O’Riley is coming. NOTICE I will be in Ehrhardt Friday, April 1st, for a few days. If you have an old sewing machine you want clean ed, adjusted or repaired. 1 will dd the work te please you or no pay. Factory experience. Work guaran teed. References furnished HENRY ALDRICH. O’Riley is coming. T Now Is tbs tisM to •ersse year lows s« Co. O’Riley is eominf. Ksep the fllet out. Screen doors sod windows st Brown Furniture & Hard ware Co. 2t NOTICK. 1 will be at Stokes bridge on the Edis- to river Thursday. April 7th, 1M0. st 10 £elock, a. K. to sell oat jointly with the Oonntf ttapervtsor of Dorchester Conn- tv the necessary repel is to be done on said bridge. J. O. GRIFFIN, Supervisor Colleton Conn tv. Walter boro, 8. O., Mar. 10,1910. * * v w w w a w « « w w w u w a a a a a a a a a a a w a a a 'IS A A A A « A Fakirs § A If a strange man who claimed to be a Doctor knocked at your door and asked you if any one was sick and if you wanted his services, wouldn’t you say "‘no thank you, not you." But send poat haste for your regular family physician? When your watch is broken, do you give it to a peddler to repair? No. You take it to some relia ble Jeweler who guarantees his work. If you are particular about these things why not be so with your eyes? When they need glasses? Have them examined and correctly fitted, with the proper lenses and frames, by a competent Optometist and Optician, who is permanently located here in this city and who guarantees satisfaction. JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS WALTERBORO AND EHRHARDT $ 9****%*%%*%*%*%%%**%X%*%*9& RUFFIN. O’Riley will return to Ruffin Fri day and Saturday, April 7th and 8th. On this trio he will be prepared to do any work required in the photo graph' line. Doofca lo $199; windows . Brows Far SMti O'Riley is coming Mdw.Oow m Mrs. A. B. Gilmore and little daughter, who have been with her parents Mr. and Mm. H. W. DuBoit, retpnwd Thuraday to their hone in WaMdafton, D. C. WILLIAMS. On Tuesday and Wednesday, April 12 and IsToliilev will NdMTrUliams. Thig will be your opportunity to have photographs made by a compe tent man. As to his ability aak Capt. Blanchard. O’Riley spent seven weeks at Ehrhardt during past Win* tar, and hie better grade of work rauaed 70 per cent of hb patreae to duplicate their orders. O’Riley ie comm*. is. ^ J ‘ j. i. 'X • M A'li WL*,. I ■A? i J}* ivt&i A . iM ' ... > . ■%, V. ■ r i\\. - (> . ' "A