Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. Y y • * ,0 «, - / There can be.no better place to select your wedding: gifts than at a Jewelry Store—and no better Jewelry Store than ours. Silverware in every form. X, - 4 Chinawai'e in the finest hand painted designs. . ^ Cut glass in many shai^es,.-^ ^ * and / / Articles of evei-y description that will suit the occasion. JUST NOTHING ELSE-— ■S 'X. . Walterboro, SPECIAIi^ \ y. OUR AMBITION has always been have a Furniture Store second to none in this part of the State and now. . that all of oiir efforts are centered on this one line we in-, tend to realize this desire. . * \ We have bought a very large stock to be delivered at once. Some very high'class furniture as well as cheap and medium furniture- We have bought this stock at thox right price for cash and will continue to undersell our City competitors. _ , We are offering & very liberal discount for cash i ill goods now on hand to make room for this immense ck to come in during the next ten days. Let us show you what we can do for you. ith every . 50c cash pure la Christmas present. uth Carolina u will get a unm- bered coupon with a chanceyo win the Gold and Silver prizes for a ^ rani From Sapt. Strtrklaml After havingyfefrnied by actual ox- j periehce thkt a tourinjc car would not t attend to my school buaioeaa <and ‘ that is I wanted h for) I uotl lied Mr. Bennett to bring me a roads ter. He did »o apd we matte the ex cbanlne »atiiifac|j>rtW: / ^dfugo 8. atrlrkland. ^' / • ^ ^ 7/ ; J u Hirer and Ayer t>eg to announce tjiat they are now ready to accommodate the buying public with a full line of buggies, Wagons, surries,. laprobes, whips, harness, horses and mules at Walterboro. ' • ‘ ^ Our past relatiolis with hundreds of customers in tips • - ' yX K ' X ‘ > e territory is your guarantee of low prices and a square deal to everybody. — X* ’ else^*nere; \ f x /X x f . y x: / x [ere- x • .y ./■; Come and see us before buying^ */ '• x ' < / / ‘ s ■ X 7- * x.. X We will keep our business at W’alterboro open at all / < * >x 'X ,and weVie gathered together a lot of new suits that for style, quality and price will / . out-class any stock yod will see elsewhere - ; : ,?l 1 ' / We Have Made the Values Extremely Big This Seasoi •\ ■/ / X X „ t+HKHIFK’H HAtJCS. X ■ — sell at public outcry before x(he „ Courthouse/at W’altey»ord on tober, fhe rollowlhf for taxes: l Salesday tracts MirmouBc a ly In (Ktot of lapd for Mrs. n M, Hiott—Walterboro. 8. , C., Fop/acre* *, bounded on the North of Steve Hiott, on the West of Mrs. J. a. Oriflln. on the the public road, tod on the by lauds of Owen Smith. Tax, coats and penalties $5.S3. /• X O F. Kinsey, Snider’s School Dis trict, Sixty "ncre*. bounded on the Cast.' North and Weal by lands of C. V. Kinaey, and on the South by land* of 1. J. Smash > Tax, costs and penalties, $11.79. v Nelson levant. Heyward Township, Ten acres, bounded on the North by lands of Jim Davis, on the South by lands of Lewis Allen, on the West by lands 6f Caleb Stevens, and on the Kaat by land* of Rlllv Tax, costs and penalties $5 48. Rev. LeRoy 6. Henderson of Knox ville is visitinx at the home fo his parents, ('ol. and Mrs.'C. 0. Hender son. Mrs. T. P„ Burgess, daughter of Obi and Mrs. (\ G. Henderson is in Walterboro, the guesf of. her parents. • w • O. I. Blboker is constructing a hand some utore/buildlng ,oii his lot ad joining his present ptorr and will occupy the iamb when completed. . Jas. Huggins, a Walterboro boy. w^b is .making good at college, left yesterday for Greenwood, where he /will attend the Bailey Military In stitute. v x — X / - /. and you'll be delighted when yo\i see what excelJeliL suits you can get for little, money. These big. values are g(iiag to attract a lot of new cus tomers to outf BoyS^Dppariment. a t» * * Woy Here / X / y j . * yC X y / i about. X X l I Jupiter Fraser, Cottagyville, Twenty three sere*, bounded on the XNorth by lauds of Dan Brown, on the East by the Kbisto River, on the South,by land* of the Charleston Milting Co., and on the Wept by lands of Dan Brown. Tax costs and pen- Sltlea, $$.73. ' \ /V' r : . ,>5x , Jim Spell. Cottageville. Nmc Hires boundered on the North landsNH Joe Edwards, on the East by lands of N Ramson Lyner. on The South bv lands of Riddick Ackerman ^ahd on the West by lands of Allen Spell, Jr, Tax ’ coat# and irpn%ltle*. $4.81. , Steven Cannady. Bells. Township. Seven acrea. hounded oh the North by landa of N. M Maxey. on the Eant %bv landt of Dannie Cannady. on the / South by lands of^ J. M, DanncRy and on the West by lands of Mrs. Char- Tax, costs and penal- X- x .* •, xx ■ **k : Sandy Polite. Fraser, Tow r lip Ten acrea, landed t>p the Hast by ladds of Ttiirn Maxwell and on the South'by the Avenue." Tax. costs and penalties, $6.84 * Margaret Monroe, Ijawlide- Town ship. Four acr. North by lai,..f and on ... .-j^P —gpw. > • « i-.. * NOTICE. All trusteea , desiring application blanks for Graded School or Term Ex tension aid will please call at oifce at the office of the Superintendvht of Education. I have Just succeeded In getting these blanks and are spe^K ally desirous that a41 schools that are in need of state aid phall have them. So please call atbnre.. Hugo S. Strickland. , Supt. Education. And let hifa slip on the coat"'of a full suit—Note hpww£ll it fits, how flat the collar sets around the neck, that the sleeves are long enougfi aflej fully fashioned, then realize that careful tailoring makes all of these features of fit an<f style lasting and you will know why we are so ajisious to have every boy and his parent* tc find out • ^ _ 7 * ./// * / / X' o / 1 ^ . - / of Our Boys’/ Clothes. ■ c y//.[ 7 ■ x 7 "1 X X Boys’ Store / H. W. COHEN S' The Store That Makes Good.” x X The Boys’" Store x x7 R, R. Hiers of Ix>dgc spent last" Thursday In town, the guest of his daughter. Mrs. R. R. Milev. X Xs Uy Wurren v ties. $0.4$, X HOG CHOLERA HE MOST TRIFLING SYMPTOMS THIN DREADED DISEASE X. 5.MAND ANTIKOL X # If Xoe of your-hoga is losing (ts SpptMite; becomes dull: skows no desire to move about; seeks a seclud ed corner; has diarrhea; e)es affect ed and lips gum together; has diffi culty in breathing; sometimes a more »»r leas severe cough; loss of flesh: or where the Skin Is slightly covered with hsir the body turns red or purple and sonuMin,ms' eruptions appear. ^ If any or all tbeao. symptoms, there is a possibility in every case and ft probability in mstiy-cases, that it ts <r Sold and guaranteed by c* 1 4 • * ny, A. O.. M R. and B. G. Hiotf, j prosperous farmers and merchants of the Round section, wetty in town* on business Monday. ^ , . •••./" -J/ ' Miss CatheVine Sullivan of I'harles- ton visited her sister at Stokes on Sunday. X • • y* * y Mrs. O. R. Browp and son. Osmond, who have been ^visiting the formers parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Luke Far mers have returned to their home in Carlotte. N. C- y Messrs. E. B. McSweeney and B. St. L. Summerlyn. of Hampton spent "Sunday In Walterboro. >li*s Allye’Michasl. who made iufected with the Hog Cholera germ. Lmany friends her* last season, has- returned to W’alterboro afid wlH act as milliner for the Mrs. W. A. Black Millinery Company. .Mr and Mrs.*Jacob ^’Qtiln. of Hen- >?'.ville, were in town Friday. . X H. Zattn has returned from a business, tgfp to Atlanta.. While there she secured the services of an cxnef-t milliner. Miss Copeland, who will ■con arrive to take charge of the millinery de>artnient of the H. Zain Clothing Company. G. F. Hiott,*sqn.of*A/0. Hiott of Round left ysaterday for Clemson College whefe hf will pursue his studi**.. Mr. Hiott enters his second year at that institution. • • • Rev. T P. Baker and daughter, Miaa Mattie left yesterday for Vir ginia. Mias Mattie goea to enter one of Virginia’s .ktgher institution of learning. Mias Edith Fraser of Har- deevllle going to the name college. • ■ » - . A. Driggers, one of Bedon’s pros perous farmers, had business in W’al terboro Monday. /"mm • * w. H. Varnedoe. of Penlel section was In town Saturday. Julius E. Beach, formerly oj Col leton but now of GreenvillX is In Walterboro this week among his old friends. ^ ^ • s • A. Z. Searson and family haVe re cently moved,10 .the Adams residence on Hampton Street. . X .y y • / y- > ' * * •■ • C. C. Saunders of Stokes was In to see us while in town Friday. • • • Harvey Trowell of Hreat Swamp, was ih town last week on business. XX • • • W*. F. Robertson of Stokes was in town Friday on business. * * * A. H. CrOsby of Sabor.ifas in town Thursday. D. P. Bishop o? Cottageville was in town Saturday. . • * * Mr and Mfs L K Varn of Fenlel section were in town Saturday. ’ • • • John Simmons of near town was seen ’on our streets Saturday. • * • X E: D. Benton of Sniders was in town Saturday. „ •• e • Ashley Pellum of Petiiel was in town Saturday. Mrs. M^^THoweR daughter. who have been-spending the-summer at the summer home of Mrs. Howell’s parents. Judge and Mrs. Geo. Gailfe st BiowMng Rock. X. C., will return home tomorrow. V" *• ", * / X P. L.* Bootle of Hendersonville was iiv^own Tuesday on business. • • • i. Fraser Rivers has returned from Ho* Springs. X. 0. ^ Miss Lucia Patterson of Charleston Js visiting friends and relatives in town this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. May have re turned from up evu.'ivM/e ffhe mountains of W-stern ‘•••♦h C a:6- l.na. ' - * - ' * • • •. W”. X. Jones the popular magistrate at Ashtpn, spent yestetdar , ir. th - city. ^ _ ” • v - • * • A. Q. Lyons of Islandton is tn fo^- n today. ' ‘ \ •. . . / • * • Messrs. H. W V x - Hendkrson Fn- Charli - ‘ coil: