Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V * I »> - • -i - - ' •- - t, i ' ■ • ^ - ' * s > n» PUBS AKD STANtUBO, for Um N«« Year you wfll want Yoa WUI Get These tt ^ FIRST NATIONAL BANK BANK omrr Felt your BOY’S /ACRRY XAVAS ou j TOUR OWN - •«* -v-'V "v- — To ALU A MERRY CHRISTMAS Z• and • V A HAPPY NEW YEAR * % I *"* * If > o ■ We feppreauto die fact that our ever inereasing bua- omb is doe to the eonfi<tenee repoeed in ua by the people of thae ToOm and County, and it ia our desire to trr to even better i you hi the future. COLLETON BANKING COMPANY. I f. LUCAS, R. L. FRASER, Cashier. ''S , Aijimv ^ CREATE OR CRUMBLE. Every man should create a foundation for suc cess before old age crumbles his earning powers. A small savings account start ed today, NOW, will start you on the road to independence. The farther you travel on this road the less you will wish to turn aside. Make OUR Bank TOUR Bank. We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per cent. Fanners and .Merchants Bank WALTERBORO. SOUTH CAROLINA. JtSX tm. tod. being a legal banka will be etoeed Murray haa gone to ntavea. Iarmy who bee bend r in Kingstree was ben »l or the holidays. Min Sarah Kohn, who in teaching in the Hampton graded school ia at home for the holiday a. Bifci I leTrevflle and John Croehy. who have poeftions at Port Royal, are ben umting rttativea. Hugo G. Sheridan, ir.. machiniet 'Operator on the Greenwood Index w ^wndtng tha waHr with fain parents. Prof, and Mrs. Sheridan. The many frirnde at Mra. R. E. Junta will regret taJaaiw that aha ia quite til. She waa taken to Charlaa ton yesterday afternoon for treat' reentat tha hoapitai. R. IF: Huggina and family have tuapaned from Canip Branch, where bahaaheen ia hnemem. Mr H a poeition with a . ♦ • P ”” <t+ is the latest in improvements and is the*most satisfactory Stalk Cutter in the held today. It is buik to stand heavy work and tough treatment It has double springs and is very easy riding. No jolting. The Heads have removable spindles and boxes. These can be replaced-when worn out at small cost, making the machine as good as new. The knives are Double Edged. All Boxes are oil tight and dust proof. This machine was built to cut stalks and it certainly does the work. Brown Furnihire & Hardware Company. —— •ftTWi tie dflnwbinr. of Chsrlmton. uptnt GhHubiMS with the fnrmur*# ‘ MruF.O.S.Curtis, afternoon. Ffahbnrne, Eaq., of recently Mr. aad'Jtre. Wro He repirned yea^er Horses •, Moles We hre now in Walterboro with a carload of Fine Horses and Mules just 'shipped in from the West These horses and mules have been selected with a great deal of care am are the best ever shown in Colleton. Wc shall ' be glad to show them to you. ' I will be in Walterboro til 1 Wednesday. January 4. Call and sec our stock. W. z. AYER ... .*vvA ; x s' A Happy New Year to Our Many Friends and Customers. Wfe desire to extend our thanks to our many*customers throughout the County for the hand some business thgy have enabled us to do. And we take this opportunity to wish you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Yours appreciative^, FINN'S JEWELRY STORE WALTERBORO AND ALLENDALE, S. C. If you would Raise Big Crops» If you would have fewer acres and Larger Crops. If you would reduce your cost of production, buy from the COMBAHEE FERTILIZER C0„ CHARLESTON, S. C W« manufacture all grades of fertiliaers and carry a Urge stock of the best quality offer, ‘tlliarr material. If you abut fertilisers for Cotton, Cora. Crain, Tobacco, Trade,' 010 Special Sale or The make-room season is again here. We must have room for our Spring Goods. All of our Exquisite Creations in Fall and Winter Millinery are marked down to the lowest possible prices. These Goods Will be Sold at Coat All Winter Dry Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices. MRS. W. A. BLACK THE LEADING MILLINERY STORE buy only the best from a well known company such as the COMBAKK FEXmiZEIt CO., Choriooton, S. C. M Tbo Nom# of Oood PortNImra^ ■ . ■ ii 1 1 1 ” IF IT ITCHES WILL*. CURE IT Mrs Jno. D. Edward* left today' for a visit of several daya to rela lives in Charleston. Little Mil I’iandrldjrr mas Holidays with relatives in Savannah. MarycHjt is»-pending the Xr BMfo Warren who is sttendtiH. Dmughon's bbaineas college in An- gents, IsbtMXP^W holidays. WANIfD 100 YOUNG, MEN A#D WOMEN to pr«|»rv f<>( H I >k vj.vi* '*«ir.lcfr. Hal.-tiuaiKi'-ip and Tslesraphr posit • ns now as.i'ing rtwn Prs'lton* •cca-ed or money i*-!«indM Wor»hr tax* U..o and psy tniuon si‘sr p^ln >u Is •~cure<t. b«w>a« hr isilt i* <t*«irs4 W-itn «i ooos fO)* ^pco'al Ckris'Muw Off «r ab<1 ssvs fio SU on i o.r eoors. The higher sodmacd Itn«4n#M QolUao-lu tus Oatolinna nr (Vmth'A'UnMc. SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, CHARLESTON, S. C. ac4 fio'vaoa, *. U.; WUsips ioira SslUharj, Wlhniogsoo, b. C. | Attention, Oothing Buyers! cm'.' ' ——1 in . . "~^gra I have been to New York and have personally bought all my large stock of Clothing and Dress Gocxls. I, therefore, got them very cheap, and can save you money. We shall be pleased to show y* u t Anything you want/in Men s Suits, Boys’ Suits, Children’s Cloaks and Sweaters, ladies’ Suits. Ladies’ Cloaks, Ladle*’ Sweaters, Ladies’ Skirts. Men’s Hats a specialty. Shoes and Hosiery for Men and YVomen.