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DANCE AT HYRNE’S HALL.
’ The principal event in last wee k’s
1 »ocial aTairs wa^ the dance tfiven at
Hyme’.s Hall Thursday nijrht Hy* the
S. T'inn i.-'r! • n f-r a fe«r young men of the place. Klaborate
preparations had been ma<le to make
» ’A’ : ! i r>’aimed this occasion one < f much pleasure
from a visi f to .Su » ?.a’. and merrnsient. The committee to
Dr M H » irfphellamong the furnish tKe music for the occasion
visitora in (’hari«r this weeK. were .very fortunate in being able to
Mrs. S li. Borey of Charleston is secure the services of the Fairfax
v.-..Un»f at i • lifer. l>and ( whose music nrm very much
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K. K Jorv^ Esq., was among
th*'t%* who v en: t i harleston Tues
day.
.Ars. James I - of B-Hs vi-ite«i at
the home of B.^t uaster Levy last
week
H. D. Ihsi.l, . ’* .f Adams Run’s
most pMigresaive either >. was in
town Monday.
Mrs J. Wa.-T Stevens of Weimer
was in rown last we^k visiting her
niece, Mrs. B. l^evy. /
enjoyed, and who prove<i themselvts
very obliging in responding to a
great number of encores.
The chaperons w ere Mesdairies C.
C. Anderson, U. W Davis, W. A.
Black. E. J. Witaell, C. H. Fripp,
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lernacks, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. vonlarhe, I)r. and
Mra. M. C. Fishburne, Mrs. W. E.
Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Terry,
Mrs. B. (L Hyrne. Miss MollieChap*
Mrs R. W. I’e*;*' l**s
ter.-*. Mis'**' A lute
srviit last Th . r.-
Charleston. - w 1
B*»y
!ert
and twoda’.gh* j bn, and Mrs. H. W. Black. ~
and May belle, 1 Those present were: E. T. H,
aud Friday in | Shaffer with .Mrs. S. E. Money of
! Charleston, Miss Eva Mao* with
and ’Ruling Elder Herliert M. Anderson, Miss' Dollye
Brice with Marshall (i (Iruber. j
Rev A IV
R L. Fr«M*r t tuesday morning
toait mdthe spring meeting of the. 411 . ,
Cliarh ston ;.r ft &t E-til!, in Mism A 1 ' 1 ' 1 ( ‘- Buchanan with
Hamilton c> uffty Joseph M. Moi.rcr, Miss V. iihelmina
< *l. and 'd - C C. Hcrdorson 1 Strtihel with A. F. Henderson of
left <«;i M.ii i.i. a'‘‘>-rno'>r for fiiar- Ehrhardt, Miss Ernestine(ireen with
!»*.ton to a’tcr.u the pn -entation of j. (• I>*rriacks. Miso Emmie Strobel
tfH* Miver s**rii v t» the l atlle^hip
S»iU!h Cafi'h:. » it' l!le lat
ter
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For
nmlrtiaj
line, ricb,
or plain loo
’eqaally vajnalde
and saving.
t,CO
HAVE five patenteix points
For
Indispensable
Home
Baking
&
with B. f). Baxley, Miss Lucy Wil
liams with H. K Padgett, MissJohn-
1 son of Wagcm r with Harold Fripp,
i Miss Jones of V’inffnia with F’uller
' Fripp, Miss Arline Sanders with
1 Bennie Sanders. The stags wmre as
follows: 1 key Speights of Henderson-
... . , , ., vide, Robert Kicks, Kearae of Barn-
I«« «.tl b. » „f m,..|ow : wtU> |hinW BvH ,. eurifov
I)«m*«rtK Cl.:.> at th, Sni-Kr » M . Kj8hbunw . c . H . Knuwr, E. Ud-
srhom 'house, Saturday atternoon, j
Afif, it, at o clock.
“'“id O’Rdov’- w nderful tale.
U*'ad OTU'cy’s \ tiviciful fa'-*.
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SNIDERS CLUB TO MEET
VV. ('. Brant,
Prvcinct Chairman.
RtnaJ O’Kdey’s wonderful tale.
caiTiiir.
Wichmafi April ! J. l:»o: A. Wich-
ir.an <lie<l a* hi-< honie in Walterboro
in his Titth year.
Wc shall rest and faith weshail
re«-d it p '
Lie fl<»wn f >r at ne in or two.
'Till the Master of all grs»d workmen
Sl'.il 1 aet u> to work anew.
,B-^ul O’Riley’s w mderful talc.
TO THE ANTI STOCK LAW PEO
PLE Of COLLETON COUNTY.
W*», C E Carter^and L A Linder,
In. * been served'tit ith a summons
ar I ctMiipiaint and notice a applica-
tion of a suit commenced in the
United States Circuit Court, District
Of ckmiU: Carolina, . that Paul W
Kauier. a c;tixen of Colleton County,
has mplieti for a restraining order
from the said Court restraining us
a* d all others in the said county
frpei allowing our stock to roam at
son Fishburne
Price.
and Sherwood
Quaker Oats
is the world’s food
Eaten in every
country; eaten by
infants, athletes,
young and old.
Recognized as the
great strength ]
builder;
Delicious and economical.
Packed in revalar parkagea. and in her- f
|aaatkaUr aealed tmaiur boi clmatea. St]
SPECIAL IHVING SAIEI
25%
OFF
W I FI I a discount of 25
mark prices, will be
HAS OPENED Of FICE.
Heber R. Padgett, Esq. lias decid
ed to sever the pleasant relationship
existing between himself snd the
jerge on his lands, and on the lands | m embers of the firm. Padgett. Lem-
of >U»ers. which have been exempt-! acks and Moorer, with which firm he
ed fr*»m the operation of the general
at-Kk law by the Act of 1910.
In utlier words, Mr. RLher repre-
fieMt.ng tt»e st.vrk law element in
0*L<‘L»n Cxinty, we.take it. is going
to ted the validity of the stock law
Act *tf the recent legislature, claim
ing »♦. to be repugnant to the Consti
tution of tne United States.
The stia’k law element have now
launched tm-ir case in the United
SUkles C^Mirta and, as you are aware,
it requires considerable outlay of
ni e'ey to make »he fight in these
court*. ^ n therefere. call upon our
fn.*nda who are in favor of the
ato«*k running at large to meet with
u-a in Walterboro, next Monday, the
IHth mat at 12 o’clock, in the court
house, for the purpose of deciding
wnetlier or not we shall make the
figtit in the United States Court to
retain our exemption law, or let the
matter go by default and let Colle
ton county go under the operation
of the general stock law*.
We cannot carry this case on un-
•ided by our friends.
C. E. Carter,
L. A. Linder.
Walterh»ro, S. C., April 12, 1910.
Read O’Riley’s wonderful tale.
Read O’Riley’s wonderful tale.
Candidate Cards.
FOR MAYOR.
To the Voters of W alterboro: 1 am
a candidate for the office of Mayor
of the town of Walterboro. Ifl am
elected will do my duty, irrespective
of persons.
W. B. Ackerman, M. D.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR? “
I hereby declare myself a candi
date for the office of auditor for
Coileton County. If elected I
guarantee efficient service. Subject
tr»the rules of the Democratic pri-
Respectfully.
P. M. Buckner.
has been practicing law since he
came to town several months ago.
Accordingly he has opened an office
in the building adjoining, where he
will be pleased to welcome his
friends when they come to town.
[icr cent, from our
soUl everything in
our Jewelry line
FOR 15 DAYS ONLY
In care <>f rebuilding our store with a new brick
store, we have to move tor a lew months
CROSS THE W vY IN A SMALLER STORE
and tor that reason we have got to sell our goods
at cheapest possible prices and reduce our large
stock of
JEWELRY. WATCHES, CLOCKS
SILVERWARE?and
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Oet your best chances at—
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S. -FINN'S
.1 UWKI.KY STOUE
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WHEN BUYING
A RANGE
s«*le*t one which promises liest to meet vour own requirements.
If you desire the most pleasing combination of beauty, conven
ience, durability; tyonomy and positive results al a minimum
cost, select a Princess. There are reasons for Prfhcess Ranges.
If there had not existed a great opjJortunity to improve the or
dinary range construction, a Princess range might never have
lieen created. It is the crowning achievement of science in steel
range building.
Though one of the most recent, the Princess range is the most
popular in the world’s market today. It is the most substantial,
convenient and economic cooking apparatus yet conceived. Be
sides including the desirable points of all other makes. Princess
Ranges possess five exclusive and patented features of superiori
ty which commend them to every house-wife.
If you investigate a Princess
first, you’ll buy no other!
RELIABLE
SEEDS
FROM RELIABLE PEOPLE
9
Chufas,
; Velvet Beans,
Amber, and Orange Cane,
North Carolina Peanuts,
Georgia Peanuts, Pearl or Cat
Tail Millet, Tennessee Ger
man Millet, Chufas, Select
Seed Corns. Prices on ap
plication.
WRITE
, j&uptrine Co., ■
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
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NOTICE.
Uy virtue of a deed of easigament ex-
erauxl by Dr. H. A. Willis for the bene
fit of his creditors sod duly recorded,
we the andershroed, will sell at psbllc
oatcry to lbs highest bidder for cash on
the 18th day of April. 1910, daring the
legal hoars of sale, commencing at the
Gross Point store at 11 o’cloek, sod at
Big Buts atom, near Yewiassee. all the
goodsa d merchandise contained In the
Mom formerly occupied by Dr. fl. A
Willie
Also will soli et the seme rims and
plaoeea the mme terms tbs Big State
sfesss sad lot and all beUdiaga thereon,
mosotly oocopisd by dTST wuST
M.BORNIR,
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E.H
uAST
SPUING SMES IN ITS
We were very much pleased at the results of
our Spring Millinery Opening and desire to
thank our friends for their interest. *
Our stock ot 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
NOVELTIES
MRS.
W. A. BLACK
The Ladies* Store.
HOP ALE.
A Soda Water Beverage Only. Not
Liable to Tax.
A delicious, refreshing drink, which should' be in your
line if it is not. '
Try a Sample Order.
FOR PRICES WRITE
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Eutawville Bottling Works,
G. & HERNDON, MANAGER.
EUTAWVILLE, ■ ■ • SOUTH CAROLINA
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The Most Fastidious
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are pleased with our U^rely line of Hats, so why not you?
We still have some of the prettiest left. Come and let
us show them to you.
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Mrs. J. 5. Jones
Fin* MttllMty Good*
Brown Furniture
& Hardware
THE BUSY BUSINESS”
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1ITIIE!
* As I will move to Walterboro
a
soon, I offer my stock of General
Merchandise at COST and below,
with few exceptions. Below are
some of the bargains offered:
WORTH
GOING AT
Standard Prints
7
5c
Assorted Lawns
5 to 15c
4 to 10c
Organdies
5 1-2 to 20c
4 1-2 to 15c
Dimities
8 to 15c
5 to 10c
Laces
2 to 25c
I to 15J
Embroidery
* 5 to 50c
3 to 35c
Ribbons
1 to 20c
1-2 to 15c
v Outings
6 to 12c 4 1-2 to 8 l-2c
Shoes
25c to $5.00
15c to $3.75
Shirts
25c to $1.50
15c to $1.00
Crockery,
J
Glassware, Parent
Medi-
cines and' many other articles too
. 1 ’ 1*
nutnerous to mention going at COST.
Groceries and hardware not included
J. J. PADGETT,
Williams,
South Carolina.
Mr i aadlIn.J«.RPnHf<v«ad' Themujf^cmh of Dr. John U.
M^EvaMacc left Monday jrfter- Klein willbepleased to know that
no^for Omrteatoo to attend the he is out *ain after being confined
of the diver eervioe to to his room for a week from an at
tack of conjunct! vttie.
the battMiii
Mim. J. B.
A
▼alt
B. Levy.
Mr. Cartar, the Junior
the firm of E. P1 Carter
Aahton waa ia town
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