Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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B4-V Sr,M : •* . m VEt, 4 '!? i’M , / Ttn nan amb OTAMuiBuivAunMao. a a ¥1^ J ¥ t/ w tUAET T. Itlt. X fi 1 * K: ’ I Put >*our money in here where it will be safe and where it will earn you the largest interest Courteous treat ment Prompt service. Progressive Policies. FIRST NATIONAL BANK C. G. Padgett Cashier. Jas. E. Peurifoy, Presi lent. E. E. Jcnes Vice-Prest Farmers and Merchants Bank ite+ r '' of walterWro, & c Invites accounts of iodMifash, SlVBgl r Issues Time ExtendcCordial % » Welcome Write. it Bearing Interest and See Us President V. President i m. nsnoME. Cashier. W. C. RltUr of Roffln. MUl Route 2, was In town Saturday _ • • • F. Padgett, was in town Thurs day . \ Y r •i Vi A Prof. J. C. Nettles, of Pine Orore, wcm In town Tuesday. • • • Jno. C. Goodwin, of Little Swamr, was in town Monday. W. M. E. Campbell, of Iulnrdton, was among those in town Tuosn;>. • • • A. C. Breland of Omega, was in town Monday. ' • • • v . ..u • . R- B- McMillan, of I^wige, Mrs. A. H. Sanders, of Charleston, j n | 0wn Tuesday. •pent from Saturday to Tuesda-y in J Waiter boro. While in town she wasi the guest at thd home of-P. W. Leach. was NEW GOODS, Our two New Stores and two Warehouses are now chock full of new goods and we are prepared ter'otter • you every advantage in price and values that a raodefn, np-to-dute department store can give. Groceries, Hardware, Shoes, Hats, Harness, Saddles', Buggies, Wagons, •Wire, ' . Nails, EVERYTHING • a • T. S. Boynton, of Hendersonville, was In town Monday. • • • / + ^ K. K. Hudson, of Ruffin, was in towr>.Tuesday on a business trip. • • • E. T. Hlers and A. O. Hiott. were Id town Monday. • • • J. W. Flak, of Round, was a plea ant 1 ctller at our office while in towp. Mondc-y. • • • 8. P. J. Garris, Jr., of Smoaks. had business in Walterboro Mon* day. F. J. Berry. |£eeidenf of * the Smoaks, Mercantile Co., wre among those in tow-L* Monday. , J. G. Murdaugh. of Islandtoh.' wa in town Tuesday and came to see us. .o • • • .1. P. Ponds, of, Islundton. was r-non;< those v.ho had business‘Ic town Tuesday. w » • II T. Herndon, of Wa*''*rboro, R'-ir.e w. rt to ; P'm i.. I re- c< tiy cn a business trip. • • • H. W. O’Quin, of Williams, hro moved to H.u T. Herndon's place, where he will live thin year. • • • Master Hart Hiers spent Ic-st week with relatives in Sand Hill ri. Gto. \V. Folk, of I.odge was in town Tutxday night, as the guest of l»r. \V. B. Ackerman. ■ • • j G. W. Hrrnden, of Smoaks, was i irt t»w:> Tu Ff’. v, hiding business ; bcf<bi4 the master. * * • with ergrtov. ii nrily Ileir>. wr.s in |ov a Tuesday vlsMing relatives. . -tr s • • J. 8. Rlshcp, of Khrhardt. has • b»ei' visiting at the home of his V brother, P. D. R.shop of Round. I They were in Walterboro Monday. H { I>. Clyde Howell, who is tl# Getrgetowu !>!!} lteir«, ir I « Walterboro, South Caroli UKKTm TK AT HM-VIHCRSOAVIIJ Nrhool laatltate Quite < ! " U J■ ■ J toreat was shown by tbs sad people present. speakers | Mrs. /James E. ./James K. Peurilfey, and daughter, little Miss BmmeUee. Whiu Qu.rt.Piv rarJerenoe cS w * nt lo Charleston Friday to vlait Q' | h r t* r 'y Lnwerenoe cl puiunve*. They returned Sunday the Hendersonville circuit was be* ■ evening The Sunday Scbodl Institute, he d |h# go#d ladte€ dinner on * Hon. J. L. Robertsf.n, of Round, ai the Methodist church. Mender- th e tsbtea which had been made on was among those in town-Mouday. aonvilte on February S. proved to the cljuryh ground expressly for th | Mr. Kobgrtscn is going to make be a success - ' P or P° M< * Of courae everyone knows ^ the race for ^representative this forced to give up her studies for Rev J \V Dabiel. presiding el- how much such grand dint*-™ are suniuicr, aid his friends predict for the present on aceoupt of her sler of Charleston district, who pre- »»»*»• •‘njayed. Well, this was no ■ him a successful r. -r health. •J J . ,K (twiii-hted ill exceptlou, by any menus, for every-1 » . writ^T his most intlrfitlng and in- body •earned perfect-tty satisfied dtir * * * K—s «rd nil Skin lllaraorw Dlsn^ splring talks. Rev. R %. Trues- | . hp af . , W - ^ Hl.ek. reecn p:-nletJ . p . ar XV hen TetteHne is date, pastor of Trir-ty church, Char- After dlnrer was served the ar by Missea Kdna stokes, Rnsfit- lent on. was also one of the speak-j C Mfts Kate Preacher, of Ruffin, one of the hurtling contestant* in The Press and Strndard's great voting conttst, was in town Monday. • • • Miss Ray Jones, who is a stu dent st Columbia College, is spend- ipg a few days with her pr.rents In town. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Lonnio Hiera and children* of Saveuaah spent from Sat urday till Jfonday with relatives in and noer.towu. • • • The ■talllon, Rosbery, owned by the Smoaks Hackney club, was sold here Monday at auction and wa» purchased by Dr. C. H. EaDorn. • • J. H. Christian, of Savannah, who is with M. 8. snd D. A. Byck. of Savannah, was in town Mondsy. Mr. Chtistlru Is demotetrating ths dic taphone. - • • D. C. L. Hiera. who has boea confined to his home for several weeks suffering with s severs attack of Rheumatism, is able to be out retain. • • • Mrs. Julia Dunkln, of Ruffia, was summonsed Sundsy to t}ie bedside of h»r father. Bei f. Carter, who Is quite sick at his home at. Rit ter. • • • Miss Eunice Glover, who is vt- teding Columbia College, has. re- (turned to Walterboro. having been Hyn\‘ and Mary Warren, will | they After dinner was served the af- rntMi nevcn bfgen. It was of the dr y HU talks *were {•dually as interesting. |» tho morn- Monday for St only intensely interesting, but mK- Aitogether the day was very will spend cae most helpful. It warn a rare treat |;uurh enjoyed by all - s n< >* * t0 ok of millinery. and stifdy- ^ to have these two gentlemen with j 1 Run,,ry . n ’ or . nJ ; " I)a 1 ?' lD K the Utest styles of Dame Fr ;h- oa who have their whole heart in. L*‘. Pr rB< . l '.! d ,n th ‘' HendersonvilU | OIX New York, when- ..they «*)'. a two weeks purclp^ap ea/e of millinery, and study- t “ — nr w We alRo P«lpit Hia sermon was one which the Sunday school w ? r «wss^nost helpful and intereMIng to Csed. This is the one unfailing rf'iue- n<l no matter how severe c- of eciema, piles, tetter, ring- t'orm, old sores or e'-alp disease yon may suffer with TETTKRKF of hfrerl y, of walterboro. t«-d the pleasure of Ida May Fishburne, who |$ widely known in our coun- t. ab a Sunday school aorki-r t'lh- ♦r fj.eskers of th* day were Rev. W. C. Kelly, pastor of Headerson- wille -treuit ard Miss Sally# Hamll- Muck to our regret some of the mi--— of the day were not able (O ho with us. However, much t»- all. Colien’s Hale a Hoee*-xH. m 9 9 ! win give Instant relief and affect .. , a perTrr.>»nt cure. \V> know the F. F Herndon, hsq.. of ( hr..-les- ! . , ton, was in Walterboro Tuesday. m * r ‘ t8 tbls soothing, healing, an- havtv*- cOme to town to” attend s Useptic ointment so well that wc i, The sale which is being conducte reference before Mastaj^.Mender- | fully guarantee it. at your druggist. by the fl. W. Cohen Clothing store son. Mr. Herndon was formerly Is quite a success. The openlr-g day located c-t Walterboro, having gone Get a 50c \m>x If he has not Saturdrg, there was an Immsnse from rrowd cf purchaser* in Ihe store, tary to congressman Laver. He 1> This ctere eorriee-exclusively a line now practicing 1 low in Charleeton, of olothtat *ud tants furnlahlnga where he eedoyc a splendid pruc- :nd rujwy * lerpe patroiK.gr tice. to WaahlDgtoa as Acre- ******* TETTRIUNI6, send 50c snd we will supply j»u at once. The Shuptrlne Co, Savannah Ga., For Sale' By John M. Kletu \ \ Furniture Hardware, I FURNITURE S HARDWARE COMPANY “The Busy Business.” I FREE A 18K. Solid Gold Wedding Ring * In consideration of Leap Year, we dfler . v positively free of charge, a Solid Gold 181c wedding Ring to the young lady in the city of Walterboro or in Colleton County, who will first propose marriage between Feb. i and February 29. S. FINN JEWELRY CO. WALTERBORO, S. C. 110 Main Street SAVANNAH, GA- 402 Broughton St W. H. GUESS & BRO: Red Bliss Seed Irish Potatoes 50a Peck. ^ Early Rose !*e<?d Irish potatoes. 45c. Pecjc Corn 5».oo per bushel. Rice 3 quarts for 25c. We pay highest prices for eggs and poultry. First Patent Flour $5.75 per. barrel. H. GUESS & BRO. is 1