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I ~ 1 V-. UK " ' s* t , + v ' t ^ rr 1#^S4 T * % ■f - ;-»*>•- ^ . ..* . w . . _*• .*• /*• * . ■•-' ■ W. W. SMOAK. JR. t« AMD * Z* i •■ . -t - . rt t^« Walterl>ot«, 8. C lint .h- Al«m II AIVANt at Walterboro. 8 C. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 25.1911 • i t - Well, at any rate. Colleton has the v v beat wishes of a * very few of St Pauls'citizena. and thelEdisto rmr is between the county and the Others. One pair of Geotlenwn't Shoes Ooe pair of Ladies Shoes : Your choice of any Shoe You Can Win A number between o and iooo wins each pair of shoes and it costs nothing to guess. Guess nearest the right number and win the slices. This Contest Closes Feb. 4th, 1911 _ m.. Department S*l o r ANNOUNCEMENT Terry *& Shaffer'* 36th Year. i ‘ Absolutely Sura Nj |■AlflUIIMPMnKIFl Why is H that the teachers of Col leton county have not a County Teacher's Association? It occurs to us that such an organzation would be highly beneficial to them. Cash Mercantile Company M. G. GRUBER, Manager. S’- \ We wonder what the result would have been if no efforts had l»een made to influence St Pauls to re main inColleton? We ['resume the vote in favor of staying in Colleton would have been n minus quantity. But, anyway, the people of St. Pauls are our guod friends right on. There are fortunately, no wounds to heal over the separation, and we trust there will be none. We are sure we voice the sentiment of ah our people when we wish them all prosperity and happiness in their now county. And when they get tired of being in Charleston, we shall hold out the right hand of fellowship "A. and welcome them back into the mother county. — who supported Governor Bleam’s candidacy are filled with chagrin at such an inappropriate addrem by one just elevated to the highest office in the gift of the people of (he State. The Press and Standard opposed the candidacy of Gov. Blcare, but hoped he would make the best Governor South (Carolina ever had, r * und we still hope that such will be the case. It may be that he wil 1 realize the error of continuing to antagonize the people and settlei down to a sane and »afe realization of the dignity of his office, and make! no more such breaks as his first ! public utterance. He has ahi ity if he will use it in4he right way. °=0 Take Advantage of This. 0 Special Sale of Winter Goods, for CASH o Only. , - - o Sale to Run Until Saturday Night, February 11th. 1911. A. The Oldest Firm in Colleton County Now Begins ’ Its \ 36th Year of Active Business A CARD. To the voters of Colleton County I take this method of thanking vou all for the handsome vote which I recceived in the last primary. No, 1 will not be a candidate in the coding election for Probate Judge as all my plans were laid before the death or our venerable Edwards. Respect fully. T. H. Caldwell. We trust the members of the General Assembly from Colleton county whose duty it will be to select members of the road commis sion. if the proposed law becomes effective, will consider very carefully the personnel of this Commission. It is understood that it will he compos ed of our best business men, and we tryst this determination will he adhered to strictly. Nothing would put the law into disrepute so quickly as jto let some ex-politician, pr future politician, be appointed on that com mission, and begin to use it to fur ther his political ends. We are heartily in favor of the commission fpipn of handling the road work and . funds of the county, provided that by so doing the road work of the county can be divorced from politics completely- Such divorce will not be if the members of the commis sion to be selected are just out of or just In politics. / • ■ 1 H GOVERNOR BLEASE. The inauguration of Coleman Livingston Biease of Newberry county, m Governor of South Caro lina last Tuesday was an event not poon to be forogott£n. The cam paign he made last year will be re called, and it was the fervent wish . o| all that he would allow the appeal to the ballot box to settle any differ- f enccs between him and the people of the State who did not support him in the election, la his inaugural ad dress he had an opportunity that eonaes to few men to change the estimate some people had of him, but instead of taking advantage of this opportunity, he ignored it, and •. , tried to further stir up animoeities and array those who did not support him more strongly against him than , ever before. His inaugural address, instead of being full of dignity, aAd a calm discussion of the important*) questions of the day. was the veriest demagoguery, and an pppeal to pre judice. About one-third of it was taken up in denunciation of the , newspapers for opposing his election, and' in asserting that he would '‘stand by his friends." Even those FINAL NOTICE Estate of Osorfft W Petti Notice is berebv gives that the an- dfrs'caed will make tbe’r final retar** as Eseontor* of tbe estate Of Oeorae W Petl 1 on fhe 2Kth day of February set) (lill)ard imaM-diata'j thereafter apply to the Probate. Judge for C*>lle'*>o < ooi.ty Idr their diacharge^a asecniars of eald estate- D L Walker, „ A W Petit Executors. Walterborn, 8 C., Jan. 20. 1011 Classified idvertiseneats- FDR .SALE FOR SALE—A fine milch row for eale. gives right quarts of aallk. Apply to 1 11 It O I Blocker. Walterborn, b O.. U P D S FOR HALE—Kgea from cboioa Brown Leghorn* Won la prim m County Fetr. U.OO per sutlnp of 15 125 if IP Murray, Waller boro, S C. FOR SALE—One store b ildieg, sort •pleatiid dwelling and Beceawtrr rat buildings all at Stephen's X Roads This is a desirable plane for amis App'y to T H Caldwell, Lodge, 8. U 1 26 21 FOR SALE OR RENT—A vnrv deatra- bie, alz room cottage, ktoaied new the Preabyferian church, is residence district. New throughoat Reesoa- abla mica Apply tn Jaa K. Paurlfoy. Walter boro, 8 C. FOR BALE—Single Comb White Leg- Lorn eggs from prise winning atock, aUtiug of 15 eggs 91 O'; S sittings t6 <s P.iJM Padgett. 11* 2t Williams, 8. 0. FOR BALK—My house and lot la town Sevan rooms and kitchen, water works, vary large lot, stablea. ham, servant's house, etc. Price $1710 Apply to W W Ppnighis. 1 11 4t Allendale, 8. C. FOR SALE—A good bogey horse, gup- tie and sound, t years old. 1 4 4t Dr. A W Hudson. RtiAn,8eC. FOR HALE—One Ford Automobile (runabon .) in good condition. Will We are prepared to furnish firm and planta tion supplies of all kinds. Before buying get Our Fertilizer prices. Our goods are guaranteed. We deal in Gro ceries at Wholesale Figures. Dealers in Grain,- * Corn and Hay. Plows, Farm Implements, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Shoes, Crockery and all Hardware. Mr. Farmer, will it not pay you to transact your business this year at a real Department Store? Kverything needed on your farm from planting time to harvest is sold. ^ THe Old Reliable 50c Mens’ Heavy Undershirts and Drawers ? Special 39c each $1 Mens’ Heavy Undershirts and and Drawers , Speial 88c each 50c Ladies Heavy Undervest Special 39c each 35c Boys’ Heavy Undershirts Special 23c each 50c Misses Heavy Union Suits Special 39c suit ^ 60c Mens’ Coat sweaters Special 48c each S “ $3.50 Mens’ Mackintosh Overcoats , Special $2.48 each 10c, 15c and 25c Ladies Collars Special 8c each $1 JO Ladies Dress^Goods T..! Special 93c Yd. 60c Ladies Dress Goods * Special 53c Yd. 60c Ladies Dress Goods Special 43c Yd. 42c Ladies Dress Goods * Special 39c Yd. 6q Check Homespun, 26 inches wide Special 5c Yd. 6c Cotton Flannel,‘26 inches wide Special 5c Yd. H. W. BLACK, JR. Dr A W Hadsoa, 1 4 44 Refflo, 8. C. FOR HALE—la the towa of Walter boro. 8 C., a aloe home with ham, stablea, buggy sod wagon shade and smoke- two to Mm than ooe hundred yards of of tha leading basks of the tows, il oao hoadredr vaada of tha oonrt boose, two asiaates walk to soma of tha beat stores la towa—water-gala runs right by front yard, good aeigh- bare, healthy sad one aasoog tha heal towns tn th* State. Apply to J. W. CARSON. 11 80 tf . - Vara villa, 6. O. FOR HALE—Fall llae of elaotrs enamel ware for the kitchen. Vary cheap, serviceable sad cleanly L N Glover, Furniture Store. Terry & Shaffer, Depart me n t Store. FINE HORSES AND MULES V" 0 Solid Car- We Load of ■ “■ Horses and Mules will’ _ Jf Arrive from the West the first of next week. Call and select what you want HUNTER BUGGIES RUSSELL WAGONS All sizes in both one and two horse. HARNESS, LAP ROBES, ETC Every Buggy and Wagon Sold Under Guarantee. earload of WAGONS Just Received See Our Stock Before You Buy. b Walterboro lire Stock. & Vehicle Co. S K W. BLACK. JIL, Manager OE5SEES1ESSSPMP9 ^ $2.50 SHOES For $.1.00 0 We have fifty pairs of Lidles Fine Shoes in sizes ranging from 2 1-2 to 3 1-2. Prices run from $2.50 to $1.50 per pair. We are overstocked with these small sizes. While they last you can have your choice at ^l.OO. See Our Window Display - BEACH BROS. - Jan. 18th, 1911. # — 0U«U *4* WANTED—To bay eome cotton atwd nfi/Omo for planing Addraoa B ki Graraa. 1 nl-* Gibson'a heart remety itrangthaafi tha heart—at Klaia’a Oyeter shell for haaa; fat mackerel; I lb. table peaches 15c; 'seed rye. • tl tf Byrnes Store. Magic Food lor horses, cattle and doultry—at Klein's. Itch relieved in 90 minutes by Wool- ford's Sanitary Lot too - Never faile. Sold bv Job a M. Klein, DruggJUt. W altrrbnro, 8. O. Garden aeeda for apriag plauHng x ■* at Klein’*. Luxaoold euree a cold—at Kieao'a International Stock Food and Stock We racomntaod auu guarantee Nyal's Medicine make your horses frlekv aa a Remedies—•( Klein's. coll. AtKleln’e. BLUM NBAS LOCAL*. White Pice and Tar for that grlppy cold—at Klein's. Saratoga chips for sale at B O Byrne’s 44 80 Liver pills the great spring mad tome—at Klein's. Pratt’s Food for -hotess and cattle— at Klein’s. NOTICE—For tala, 100 sores of lead on railroad, S I-l mires above Waller boro, Has send ctey road runoitg from Walterboro to tbe place; 48 acres un der fence sod cultivation; balance of laud with good pine and oyprera tim ber. Also good buildings on place. Apply to J. D. Colton, 1 4 4t Walterboro, 8. C. CharleBton, S. C. Mr# R. H. Wichman, # Walterboro, S# C. • Dear Sir: , We have youre of the 16th. In reference to Meal, vhioh We have re- v * oeived from the Walterboro Cotton Oil Co#, te beg to say that It has this year, as in the . * past, given us perfect satisfactions The « regdiarity of your Meal, its bright color, and the excellent condition of the sacking, make us naturally more favorable to this Mea£ than to that of others, prices being equal. Evidently your management understands » 4 ‘ jJ- . the making of Meal and the sacking of it. VYours very-truly, # C0MBAHEE FERTILIZER COa’ * Per F. Q. O'Neill, Vioe-Pres. and?Gen*l Mgr* J