Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ftl! , 4 V f c. »f Weeks wm htM * *nd c«iM at our ulrtet. J. U Vam and aon, of Ift andtoa. *Trr in town last Wednesday on. a ‘ busings trip. - » ». . Mrs. ^da O'Brien of Allendale ia m town visitipjr at the home of Mm. W. Perry Murphy. * This Is Onr Safe. Beerin the New Yeas •Your money in here is secure 'right. Put your aavings here NATIONAL BANK * Hon. W. B. Gruber, Mr*. Gruber sod Miss Ethel Gruber, returned the latter part of the week from Opfumbla. Mias Ethel is rapidly ounraleueinc from her recent reri •*» illness, greatly to the delight of t)Mr many Jriends. ' Mim Jessie H. Rivers, wh«> lias lieen in town for sometime vititing at the home of Capt. C. A Savage, left Saturday for her home in R<«ck Hill. ' > • . ^ AdmisWtrsins Notioa. Ja tbs M*h rfsy of Janvary. ISl! I st'.II file my Ansi reie>s »« AdatitiUim wit of ibo aateto «»f O P Folk, sad Isa* madUloiy tborr»fu»r opplf to tbo Pr«>- bs'o Ooirt of Otilaioa Ooaaty for Lot- ln>a IMomiaaory M. A Folk. I>oj *1. ttltf Jackson Livery N Put IT IN THE BANK and Transfer Company. I Fine Livery, Wagons, and Hacks for hire at all hours. Wal.erboro, S. C. When your MONEY is BURNED up regrets won't bring it back to you. It is very UNSAFE and it WORRIES you a wl)ole lot to have money in your house or in a bole in the ground. Betides “looking” time after time to see if it is safe teaches people where it is and madkes it Very UNSAFE. Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank. We pay liberal interest consistent with safety, 4 per cent Every Household should have a liberal supply of necessary tools ai d useful im plements. Select Your Hardware Now. . Col. J. G. ParigeO leaves this mormmr for Columbia whAe he goes to :*pend a few days, and ia> cidentaliy to *p'»ak.a go«*d word for the can.iidacy of Hon. W. B. Gruber. CANDIDATES CARDS Farmers & Merchants Bank, WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA. COLLETON BANKING COMPANY, Walterboro, S. C. ^ “Eternal vigilance i* the price of financial safety.’’ For 20 Years y. .... This Bank has grown^Wadily and prosperously in the iX \ confidence of the people. With untiring efforts and watchful eyes, safe guarding every Bank Transaction. Its Resources are Now j $220,000.00 Tvs Haired ad Twestj Thsssasd Dollars. * ' are both able and willing to meet the demands of tends and Patrons. j f. Lucas. r. l. fraser, Prksioknt, ' Cashier. Wh are our Iwieni B G. BENTON DEAD. Mr. B. 0* Benton, an old Con federate soldier, died at his home near Penial Tuesday morning at one Vdock. after an illness of several months. Mr. Benton war 76 years ol age. aftd was one of the best ,known and roost loved of the citi> sens of Cdleton county. He was a /armer, and had done a'ell. Mr. Beaton had celebrated hit76th . birthday ^pat Saturday, and in honor of the occasion all his childien were at home, and they had a big dinner. It was ndLfearid that Mr. Benton would te il. for any k-ngth of time, but he grew worse a few da> s ago, and the. end came early Tut ay morning. The funeral will be held this morn ing at 11 o'clock at his late residence, after which the interment will be hud at a spot *eUt ^cd by Mr. Ben ton himsekf, harated near hi* r^si- dence. M r Benton was a coosisunt member ojf the Bantiat church, and was no ed'for hu> de^. veli s iou& faith an i pieiy.l • He lesvM a wife an I thelfollowiog children: Me.'dame* P L Bootle and VS B Varir,of Hendcmonvills; Mr-. Eivira »'r«V-hy of "Bethel; Mrs Charley Reynolds; H M Benton. Hudson’s Hill W O Benton of Savannah. B 1. Fenton ofj Walt rboro and Misms R <Ka and Jane Benton. Two* b othen»a&o survive: MD Benton, ©f WniU rhoro and Ki.'nard Benton ^ o' Virginia. Miskea Lbaie FiAhnrrtp and Gladys Wirhman are viaiting reta- iivee at EaUlt. IF IT ITCHES Krementz Collar Buttons are as perfect as it is possible to make them; so strong they cannot break; their quality is guaranteed and a new one is given free for every one damaged from any cause. “Mon who know" always ask the dealer for Krementz Collar Buttons. We g?t them in Gold Filled, Sterling Silver and Solid Gold at standard prices S. Fnui’s Jeweky Store, W LTERBORO AND ALLENDALE. S. C. Our stock comprises every imaginable tool and implement so important to the'- careful household. The business man knows and keeps his kit ol y> tools handy. “Fcr the want of a hammer the roof fell in,” 0 C» etc Our prices are surprisingly low. Pick out what you want today. I hori by announce myt-df a Candi da''* for probate judge, subject to iht* ruks of the Douiocrath* primary. A A. Patterson, Sr. Walterboro, S. C. 1 am a candidate fur the office of probate judge for Colleton county, subject to the rules of the Demo cratic party, and pledge myaelf to support the nominee thereof. Respectfully, J. S. Griffin. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of probate judge for Colleton'county, to fill the unexpired term of the late John D. Edwards. Esq., subject to the rulflh of the Democratic party. C. M. Grace. ' To the Demoaratic voters of Colle ton County! I announce myaelf a candidate for Probate Judge to fill the office left vacant by the death of Mr. J. D Edwards. Yours most respectfully, H. H. Hiott. Brown Furniture & Hardware Co. AonomKenuiet 7 We desire to announce to our friends throughout the county that we have open ed an up-to-date hardware store in vValterboro, and shall be pleased to have their continued patronage. Our store is located on Main street next door to The^ Press and Standard. You will be welcomed at our store. PQUl HARDWARE COMPANY. Hi n 3l Old > WILL CURE IT PROBATE JUDGE ELECTION FEBRUARY 5TH Governor Ansel has ordered an election to be held in this county February 5th to fill the unexpired term of the late Col. John D Ed wards. So far there are four an nounced candidates, and these being probably all who wil! offer for the position. Their cards will be seen in another part of this issue. They are C M Grace, J S Griffin, Henry Hiott and A A Patterson, Sr. to*. Special Of Sale Millinery The make room season is again here, V\e 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 Cost AH Winter Dry Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices. MRS. W. A. BLACK THE LEADING MILLINERY STORE 311 DUD S =r^T If you would Raise Big Crops, If you would have fewer acres and Larger Crpps. If you would reduce your cost of production, buy from the *4 COMBAHEE FERTILIZER CO., CHARLESTON, S.C Wo manufVturo *U pradeA of (Wtili/ers and carry a large stock of the best quality of fer. tiiixer material. If you want fort iiuers for Cotton, Com. Grain, Tobacco. Track, buy only-the b'st from a well known corupui > such as tho S * COMBAHEE FERTILIZER CO., Charlastoa, S. C. “Tba Home of Rood FartUIzora” wane row rmtet*. » V V'> Attention, Gothing Buyers ! | I have be**n to New York and have personally bought all my large stock of Clothing and Dress Goods. I. therefore, got them very cheap, and can save )Ou money. We shall be pleased to show y u Anything you want in Men's Suits, Boys’ Suits, Children’s Cloaks and Sweaters, Indies’ Subs. Lad it s’ Cloaks. Ladies’ Sweaters, Ladies' Skirts. Men’s Hats a specialty. Shoes and Hosiery for Men and Women. \ wwMpmaoMMM.