Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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% *J^' r t.,% THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. OCTOB1 *' 1 i i ■ f I V i/ X \ x > v X. w \ X X pur thro l 8S86 ^ er \i I itr / , 9th and Friday X er Thai We Will Be Saturday, October 11th - . ' /■ X. ./ _ X x ^ tr ■ creas^ portaj our not stagnf do roada IS) \ x y'j / X ■s. \ ■ X rx«f Peru! Dowling] home AH waa hands Mr. H'.ef and adml who knew * excellent friends of his deatrfi a father ant S. J. Hiersj , s . sister. The fnneri ed at Erergr^ day afternooi He was lah Cemetery. Young Mr. 1 * lan and hts cl trayed by the death he pray The be reared sympathy of W. B. Smoal of Smoaks wer« Monday. “THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD” / X - Have Attended My Great and have secured the best goods for the least money. FRIDAY will he the last DAY of the Sale and s aturelay we will be closed on account of a religious holiday. Grand Millinery Opening WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8TH AND 9TH. * ** \ * / We will have on display the prettiest and best hats at the lowest prices ever shown here. Our Millinery Department is con ducted by a competent Milliner, Miss Cope land, who will attend to your needs. Remember that you get the largest values for the least rponey at l J CLOTHING STORE x \ \ \ xX X (V . ^ \ DK / * / X \ •/ OUR PRICES DID NOT GO UP WITH COTTON Xx^ ./ s • And Every Day in the Year our Store is open is a Bargain Day. A few days of IldiTali Sales is not our style of business, dmt any and every tirn<*.you \jsit \\. If. (U ESS A- BRO/S STORE you will as muelji, oi 1 / more, value for vour monev as vou will X * / ' where in the State (or/fn.v "ther State* of Staple and I amil> Groceries, Sh<K*s, Dry Goods and Notions, 1‘nderwear. ►Oneralls. Trunks, ( hinaware, kitchenware and other Necessities of Home and I arm. Rhone Phone 60X w/ll. GUESS & BRO. / Every Day Bargain Store. WE OFFER THIS WEEK FOR CASH THE FOLLOWING Good 15c Coffee at 12 1-2^ per jxmnd A good 10c Rice for 8c per quart; .‘5 qts, for 25c; 05c per pk.; 82.75 per sack. 1). S. Butts 10c pci’ pound. Rye Seed, 82.00 per bushel. W. H. GUESS & BRO. I >v. f\ x-"" J . i *. • % \ \ •» t..' , V’ / . N x