Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. * it* Are the Best People in the World \ ' And we want to call their attention to our select line of Furniture. We do not keep the cheap, glued-together kind, but we present an array of first-class, dependable stuff, goods tlmt will mean something to you; the quality kind, made right, of the right materials, in the right way; by men‘who know how. Come and look at our collection, any way. We’ll be pleased to see you and the trip will be educational to a certain extent. We have the best Furniture ever shown in Smoaks, and the prices are right. SEASONABLE NECKWEAR FOR MEN ,* ■ * ,• . Every man has a hobby. Stylish neckwear is ours. We have the largest line ever shown in Collet 3ii County, embracing all the latest styles and shades—a line which will appeal to the farmer, the mechanic, the lover or the bridegroom. Come andmake . yourpick 25c and 50c. SOCIETY KING SHOES FOR MEN. The best values for the money to be found in the State—a shoe which wih always look well and wear well—a foot conforming shoe—in all the popular styles and leathers—a f5 oo value for $3.75 We are Agents for the Famous Dixie Buggy and Columbus Wagon See our line of 0 Shield Brand Shirts Regular price, $1.00 Sale Price, 80c ✓ Bros. Co. Smoaks, S. C. o. A great line of Embroideries and Insertions A big value, at per yd. 5c to 25c ■ *1 ii . SUMMER DRESS GOODS NEW LINE JUST RECEIVED Marquisettes and Silks for evening wear, aM shades—nothing over 25 CENTS per yard. We have crystal bands and suitable trimmings to match these goods. Have also just received a new line of Galatea Suitings CALL AND INSPECT OUR NEW LINE tojf.eOODS Mrs. W. THE LEADINQ ACK, :ry store COTTON PI > # BASKETS >, v ‘- just in, which will be sold fcrs$>ecial prices. Don’t fail ‘ J $ Y* to se<* them at onc<£ H We still have lc*^<£fri|4Sars left a.«d they must go —reduced prices Our gents’ uncUnjjBti^JJor summer wear will b sold at cost for the hext two weeks only. ■ CASH Walterboro, ^ COMPANY South Carolina. WALTKKBOKO’H BALL TKAM. i X3MBATANTH K1NKD. haa a IM^vrntage of <US5 So Mayor Ackerman Imp****-* Flam oa Th«>sc Who I'aiiMpateil in l-'ijtht*. M:^»or W. B. AckermaiN W* poiv'<! fines upon thoae who took Far. The Walterboro baseball team is very well aatlsfied at the reautl? of THE LATEST OUT — FROM the games played so far. ElKht j,, tbe diffiouliies growing out games have been played, of which Walterboro baa won five aad lost three—625 per cent. Tbe follow ing is the schedule of games and the scores. Cottagevills Walterboro e • • e of the fights occuring here, Monday, the 17tl» Inst. He held court Wedn- evlay and impsoed the following flaes: L. H. Zeigler. $15.0«; Wil- | lie Zeigler, $10.00; Paul Herndon. 4 4 J $10.00; A. Ii, Herndon. $25.00; L. ^ ^ , Hlott, $10.00; Errett Hlott, $5.00; Q. McD. Hters. $!.••; Emile Hiers, Ehrhardt 7 $1.00; J, D. Colwin $10.00; C. A. Walterboro 4 Graves $25.00; W. W. Smoak, 1 $2i.f0 1 i The amouKs of the fines In some of these cases have caused ? considerable comment especially 0 among those who know the clrcoiu- Tbe line up of the Walterboro tea stances surrounding these several is as follows: affrays. It is thought that some Griffin, G., c; Crosby > J., p; of them are excessive in view of Gruber, M. G., lb; Griffin, J. P . : 4j circumstances, and la several of the Roger!' J., 3b; Anderson, W.. ss. cases appeals have been noted. Hj-me, Q., If; Crosby, H., cf; How- 1 ell, R., rf. “*><»« Bays” Ou in Waltrrfcoro. Subs—-Williams, If., and Pattemf it seems that the time of tbe /*• year usually known as “dog days" Bmoaks . . . . 9 Walterboro 5 Rtdgeland Walterboro GEO. W. GLOVER To My Friends and Patrons of Walterboro, Colleton County and alao our Sister Counties: f have decided to go into the Mercantile business again and will be very glad to have one and all call around to see me, and inspect my stock, which consists of the fol lowing items and lots of other things too various to men tion in this space: A full line of the very best Groceries at reduced prices. A complete line of tools for faim use, ranging in price from 10c to 25c. each. A full lire of trunks, roit cases and hand bags. A full line' of Pictures and Picture frames. Enlarging Pictures Specialty. Watches. Clocks and Jewelry, Window Shades and Lace Curtains. Bicycle supplies and repairing a specialty. OUR MOTTO SHALL BE: The best goods at the ieweet prices. ? kind woidior all. f Prompt delivery and a I With beat wishes to you. 1 remain, Yours for » square deal. j jGeo. W. Glover, j Oep« in Ovlfoton. when persons sre swpposed to set- Speciml to The State. tie all their disputes pugnaciously, Walterboro, Jaly 23.—Colleton has been foreetaJled by several eaa boast of a bumper corn crop weeks, and Is now In full force la this year. Though tbe very early Walterboro. The general mlx-up of .crop wan more or‘less Injured t>e- Monday , the 17th Inst., was followed # . « . , ,, ,,, . by the fisticuff on the train be cause of drought, tbe yield will be / tweec an attorney and a special good. The crop is variously estl- Now comes a fisticuff j mated St from 100 to 150 per cent between two prominent young phy- There am numerous prizes offered stcians, which took place Monday for large yields and considerable morning at the Walterboro Drug Co rivalry has been created. The Boys' Corn Club baa about 35 members; \v> owe it to the community In tbe county fair association. the county Farmers’ Union and the Colleton Ranking company are ofter j t|| a ^ Tan i aK# , o ur neighbor's jing valuable prizes for largest yield* pronverlty nu , anH a dpn , more at'd • all have numerous entrifs {o U|( tban Komeone’s who lives else- \ ields of 75 to 100 bushels will he t\*e should bear this in mind common over the eounty. j n b U y| nK oljr goods. We can nf- J. J Smith, Ksq . of Charleston, ford to pay your home man a fair is the guest this week of Mr. and- price for his wares rather than j .Mrs K. T. H. Shaffer. Mr. Smith send our money away knowing as Is the son of Judge Henry A. M we do that every dollar expended Smith and a member of the firm of with our own citizens will help Mitchell and Smith It is his first In sustaifing our s »> 0 o|k, churches visit to Walterboro outside of a and public Institutions. It pays brief business trip several years ;>go richly to patronize home industry and he expresses himself as gnat- which we Uye to do everything we can in every way possible that will ly pleased with the growth and ap- R. W. Hryan of Charlezton spent pearance of the Colleton metropol- a few days of last week with ia. j friends and relatives 1i> the Pine , Grove section. Mr. itryr.« was in Harold Hyrne of Greenwood, is towp^efae day tjie latter part visiting relative* here. , fv * v. rr x J- CnttajcvHle I tews. Ther* was m Joint debate last Thursday night at thu school audi torium between the Ball and Cot- tageville aoeiOtl**. Tbe subject for dlacuasioa was: Resolved, That South Carolina Should have com pulsory education. Hall waa on tbe affirmative and Cottageville on the negative. The negative aide won. Tbe apeakera from the Hall aoriety were Messrs Ben Kinsey, Bugene art) Eddie Garris sod Karl Dodd. On tbe negative were: Messrs. Clydd Ackerman, Tom Beeves and Rosser Smith. Mine Pearl Sandifer, of Waltert^p- ro. is the attractive guest of Miss V in eta Aclt*-rm:.r. Dr. Robert Ackerman spent** day or two in ."h.r. b rton last week ou husines* Miss Xonie Dodd, a chaihiing young lady of Adams Run, is 'diall ing friends and relatives here. If . Jimmie and Miss l.ula .^ck- er:uan made a hurried visit to "el- stives near Grover last w«*ek. Misses Ruby a-ad Daisy lUerton. are the gueet* of relatives near here. WUite a crowd from this place Attended th« IVrmers' Union picnic near Andison's last week. He\ f)|ln DuRant, who has been *a tad I e*lib (or sometime, was Uyjc en to th>> infirmary in Sumter, last week. Mutes Virginia- and Carrie Dor- ruan and Annie Keedbamer, after a plensaci visit of several days with Mrs G. H. Ackerman, have return^ eu to their homes in Alexandra, I as. Mrs. GUIam and children and Mlm Mnggi# Reeves are visiting frtenda und relatives here. ^ m Mr. Perry Buckner was in town last Sunday. '- v e*'* interesting , ame of bas^- oall wps played here last fUturday nfteru« on between the Grover and Cottageville teams.* Scores were made, thirteen to six, in favor of U« tt'agevillo. Km-hp^I With His Life. “Twenty-one years ago I faced an awful death.” writes. H. B. Mar tin, Port Harreison. S. 0. “Doctor* aaid 1 had consumption and the dreadful cough I had looked like it sure enough. | tried evnrythiugl 1 could hear of. for my cough, and was under the treatment of the best doctor In Georgetown g (.’. for a year, but could get no relief. A friend advised me to try Dr. King's New Discovery. I did so, and was completely cured. i feel that I owe my life to this great throat and lutHT cure.” Its positively guaran teed for coughs, colds ami all bron chial affections 50c and ft.00. Triad hoi tie free at Jno. 51, Kiln’s