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Thai latent
uU oral reeoarcee of Colie too on lo-
deed greot. and with adeqnote rail
road service, these resources ore
bound to be developed. Thus It ‘.s
that after years of .watting, we are
to have the benefit of another 'rail*
road. >
Rut the part In which,,our people
are moot Interested is whether or not
the Coast Line will operate this new
road. While some contend that the
business interest of the count* «'It
be damaged b/ the new road being
absorbed by !*e Coast Line, there If
no question bet that the passenaer
service. If 'operated by the Coast
Line, woulfi be materially impro.-'i.
It will be quite Inconvenient (o ma><»*
changes at Ehrhardt for the new line
of road, and much .delv ,wUht oe
caused th“re on account of the
transfer of freight. It mat tars no*
how that may be. this section of ter
ritory Will be delighted with the
buiklinp of the road and much In
crease in prosperity can be expected.
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TOBPRE88 AND 8TAM)ARD/WALTEKBOR 0, S. €.
rr.AsyiTPffin ADS.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—On aceount of ematklng
our business. The ■R. i^Iar t".oth
ing Co., will sell .20^ shares of
stock, pdr value Skb.OO each, with
a guarantee of-annual dividends
not jess than 10 per <*»nt. .trpply
to 8. Finn, Pres, and Treai
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FOR SALE—Fell-Blood, Genuine.
Indian Runner- Ducks,' five oead.
Price Reasonable. Fawn and
white, called the Leghorn of the
Duck family. Apply to p. W
L*>aeh. Walterboro, 8. C.
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One cent a word. News
Items of deaths published free.
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 3. 11*1 i
Fifty boys in the Boys Corn Club
finished the year’s work by exhibit*
at Hut Fair. Make It loo next year.
m;
Wat< h our next week’s l»ws-i*».
It will be the Christmas edition and
we expert to put put the best paper
of the year. It will be interesting.
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Tbere is much railroad talk in
the sir around Walterboro. and it
appears now that the town will goon
be favored w’ith adequate railroad
/One hionth more and the year
1913 will info history. Tlien* is
still time for the performance <*f
many r* > solUtiotnr made the Hrst of the
year, and wo ean yet mak“ this, the
bdst >/ •ar qf all fof\Cplletoti County.
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iariniiik. i
npon’Ot.^i)
/'hat on^
.'tre ffrepoi
plaittlnj^ of-. '.G
^•lenCf* and thoi
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are livjng in
an era
a now era of
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ot scientific deyeK
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an Ue evt(f' j n< ei! by tl.e fart
farmers, as never before,
qrfdnk in the fall for (lie
tjteir flpring crop!'.'
iKl>t are r’volutlouiz-
th*- agricultural industry, and
future will witih‘sh still greater
development.
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. Why not begiu talk again f'oncerir
ing a Ituildiiig and ia>an Ansociation.
The rejnarkahJe prottpcrity of the
County itpd town dttring this w-ar
can be KreiH|y sihtuilated by th -
prgaiiisaUon dl^stn h an Ash«h iation
Will not some- public spirited rniy.eu
begin this work, at once, a work that
will be of inestimable bene tit to th-
growth of t
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With all great prcbtUms o^/tHaic
apparent (^settled, the caynpulgn fnv s
state oflicers nrxt >ear appears t..
present only on- isSHo. Iiamety per
sonalities. and thlli JUsue will proliab.
ly be worked tn the Unish. Ther'*
Us-nf« liquor prohi»m for. discussion..
Sl.i all of the old time iasin's Be , ;<;'t'
tbreadtmre from discussion. Hence
'he candidates will in afl probability
seek out personalities, and ride th.u
issue to th« fhtlsh.' But cundidarei
nrc adv.sed tha» >hts is a dangerous
proposition, ahd l*»gd to most
anything.
Hhfcw pcir edio ria! lust week on
Urn question of the Seaboard Kail-
road'building across Colleton, there
has beoo much discussion of th's
subject, a subject close to the people
of the county: Many have express^
cd themselves i:s in favor of some
thing being done right away loukin?
qp, the securing of tin new road for
Walterbojo. while others have taken
the position that any advances now
would b* 1 promatur< and useless.
One thing, however, - Is apparent,
namely, that our people are watch-
ing-every move, and will.be paepared
to take action wh“n tlie time is rip«
That the idea of another road
through Colleton is a popular one.
cafi be evidenced by the tafk of ail
her citixens. and it Is.apparent that
the counjy stands ready to assist a
new railroad In coming to Walterbo-4
Mr. H. T. H. Shaffer, of th“ pro
gressive firm of Terry and /Shaffer,
suggested to' the Editor of this pa
per last week the fact that through
Walterboro ls a the logical route for
th" new road. He pointed out that
the new road could infer Sr.vannah
by Hi' miles of actual road constant* -
tibn through Walterboro and HatnjK
ton. making eonne«4.io^ with tho^ea
board at or near Scotia itvTl;iinptoi'
tontti); When as. the^riear* s* Urj
. fW, • T
of road would toj^tfsre 115 mile - -jt
^fual construciten and ties in a 'i-tv-
ritory w here railro.ftd "cojtsf r'tyKv.i
would b« indeed hard. Titen.jXo»/
tie Hnabnard already owns a iregflc
^verai miles above SavaonalrAyros
tht* Savaniiah Kiver and Swatnp, and
to take a route lower, than Walter-
l»oro would require »eY*eai Iniles. <i f
tratle work acrogk tie* Stvannsh
River. 7 . x
Thus, there is (very inducement
"lib'li CnttagevijJO, Walterboro.
landton and Hampton can offer tin
new road ip case it is ev r built, and
.ther£ is great probability that tho
inducements will be.Strong enougi'
to cause the iiewv-road to coimvthii
wav. (Vur rvader* are urged to stud>
WANTED—Two teachers at once.
Teachers applying must enclose
sumps, for reply. Salary f per
' mouBl 93S.OO. Length of session.
' three or four months.
/ ; J. J. Hiers. Chairman.
Walterboro. 8. C. Route 3. F2-3-tf
WANTED—Ten or-twelve* stood chop
pers for oak wood four feet long;
$1.00 per cord, pay each week.
J-. Padgett, Walterboro, S.* C.
12-3-14 p.
WANTED—To/buy old mahogany
furn iure,^ gjirdless of condition.
Best pfFek. paid. Address
“Antlqtie." cfo P. O. Box. 25l
Walterboro. S. C. 10-S-tf.
CXH^TRY PKODICE WANTED:
We want-.to buy eggs, chickens,
and- home-.'jred. hams, and alre
willing to pay the highest prices
for the same. The IfotOl Albert.
8-27-tf
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LOST.
IA>BT OH STRAYED—One. white
sow stioat. unmarked Half grown.
‘ Reward for recovery of shoal. P.
E. Herndon, Ruffin 8. C. R, F. D.«
2. - 12-3-ltp
I.OST—A school certificate of Mr*.
A. B. Saunders endorsed for
Orangeburg. Barnwell. Beaufort
a lid Williamsburg Counties. FI
der please return to Mrs. A.
Saunders. Hampton, S. C. 12-3-lt.
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'lU SINESS LOCAIA.
f sf> tin Hamilton Organs for a spec
ial.price 'nr Christmas if nty
S. Finn-Jewelry Co.^ , A
Flowering Bulbs Narcissus. Ffya-
1 fith. Tulips a:i4 other Bulbya new
line at Klein’s. . *
$1.75, t: •• • and $Z2r, Mrn>
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Sale pvice, iivii
Padgt it s t ild Stand
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$lxSi».*at Frank's
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Buy u buggy that will look good, will ride comfortable, will pul!
easily, and last the longest. * W£ do not handle poor buggies, for
we will not sell one. When a man buys a buggy from us he can be
sure it is going to give him satisfaction. ' V"
Our buggies are guaranteed to be good and that guarantee is
backed by a concern bjg enough and strong enough to make it
good at all times. “ S. * ’ *
Our buggies are best and are sold fpKthe least, that the best costs
anywhere, for our great buying power, buying sometimes two
hundred buggies at one time from one manufacturer and having
them shipped two carloads at^a time, enables us to get the lowest
prices and the cheapest freight.' /To this Ibw cost we add simply
one smalfprofit, based pli our great volume of business, which is
the largest business iif^the county Our te^ms are as easy as i
one^
Ncould ask for. That’s Why so many people buy buggies from us,
You are not taking a chance when you buy from us. Largest stock
to select from^ / * ^x . .
Call and tookpur buggies ovei*: get ouy prices; get our terms if
yoii want time.
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. In onr ^ditorinl rolMimi laHt w«^l^
»«* stated that there wu* imi*Y to/re-
okr**’ fn that the trial of Woodxni did
nut take place At the FaUxterm ot
ourt It wa* atjac>d tljat the attempt*
♦•d trial had coat the vtMmfv over
$500.no. In faintest, to Woodard, we
should have utat^d tbiit hi» .Attorney,]
cl hgve
Jmu. (J. pAdgr/ft.' rose In op'ii
C’oilrt and dmiabded a trial for his
ot ^x The ySol'.ci|:;f .oxpe<*e 1 to
rjhe case the first of hit week, hqt*
/pie xrear demand for Civil Court
work paused it to tn- p oat potted
However, it appear* that both aides
a-e anxious for a trial, end the laa;'-
. will hardly be postponed lotif’cr.tliav
the next term of court.
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the fiituatWy*'care.fully, and b.- re.-vl:
at unv ifKit- to co-operate in a n*ove
iqent which would mean so much to
the'tiiKJdiii* of a greater Colleton.
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The firH of Jannarv. l‘*l 7 J hepar
k^epin^ a*«rumt of all i pgs and sohf
17 2 dozen before tie first of XMay
Did not keep a< « i>qpt of khoxoi’ti'b* !
onsnnied by the, fam*|v‘ XM**. ebt« ’
ens are badly mixed. Had-about 70
hens. I fed th"m corn as a gra i
let'd and they had the run o) n patcK
of Dwarf Essex rape, which they ,\uy
not enttrel^eat down all winter ”n>X .
y«'ar I had t»4t pull* ts liati-hed out in ' Atari
Fobruafy and March. Sold off/inns'
it’d stamL/. /
\*. and Sv’qpo’l >
Supplies
wool s we a {"'-r 1
Dr. I’aiig' (Bd
S» Jiool lloo
at s
Citrofirta 1 >” X s-i.ei-J penca:.-. *s*„
large./lilt -* ^r»Vor. 2-» <entx1/*r
/fiounti. A. 11/ lYjtdmian. _x
If you / an' rtone gooi* tTankids.
and tomfoi4'Ts 1 all ap^Fraaks, Dr.
Padgett'OidSfnnd.
$3.50. |4-.t"* aor7l £4 50 MerT’s
Pants. Sale Price. at Frank's
Hr. PadgeCXOld Stand. \
f2."<»Xand ?2 50 Lad'es
Swearers, Sale Price. $1.39 at
'Frirfik^i^dtr. Pxj’vetFs (,Hd St a n 7.
Foley's Ko!i./> Remedy' ot Klein’s
Flofverlftp Pviibs X.r'i issu •. Hya-
'•inth. Tulips itt,d other Bui hr, a next
line at Klein**! /
$95.do Han.ilton Organs for/4 s^oe-
lal price for Christ mtn
v Finn Jewelry Co.
Dry Go< tis Te-ry !< Sliafi'er.
“Huroloek” »■ pip** re<ntin's no
twvls no, ii>ctr no /thalleting -no
miss worda/ For
l.-;he’Sw X ^
$:tr>ft.Uu New Baldwin P'Onot ft, a
s.-le at A.
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Up On BuggiSs:
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On Carriages
Be sure and-get ^’otes on the Piano.
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Finn .\y
rai^M * tht t ’.or
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you -want at
Sold off/inos*
t> oldest hens, will have this vvlh-
1 ou c
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Tit/fiip S< < ds at Klein’s.
New PaidV.in Pi.»: i.t •»
special price for o Christmas for $225
4t S. Finrt J welry Co.
.1 have a l.iit lo’t (irummeis' Sam
ple ShoiA. V. c. -.on i.ehe. Th^Shoe
'Klowerinjt- l-ultts Na.'i^h's Hy^-
rlfith. -Tulips and oil,of.'thills, a j/ew
line at Rteiu’s." - -^X -
STANDARD BtTLDINj
Walterboro, S. C.
/Win Practice ro AH ('ourts.
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r about i>0 hens and fiuv'e onroUkh
rape up to last them tliroiu*!) winter, i
Have built a new and /fetter h , » , vi- I
house. Have no ..rabaters except 1
pure-hreds and hope if) the near ru- i
ture to have nothiivk hut Whit** Or- !
piiiRton* and ’ Redk. J. M Clark.* [
Natehv*, Mis/The Progressive7 Fr«’fb Otrotj,, ctysulized »,ranee
Farmer and 1* moa pee .»e» ded raisins, rur-
/’ rants, /aief,. tics and nowd-red
/T. X f ■. ■ *" tugar fbTTakes at Anderson’/.
Fill F I KITIMRY Ull Y G 1 hs »♦' no .1 tap. slio^dy shoe, but
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Two-horse wapon and set t*/ double
hani' sii for snie cheajy at Anderson’*.
LadieV, p.. u-’s Boys' aol
Chtidren's sho*< at C. v/pa le h‘’‘<.
The Shoe Mam T^V
Fresh citron.,
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EUewh»rr in t hia iuue ,nrry a
•fory .-once’-Ring the /w line qf
railway now under construction frotu
Khrhardt to Bamberg. Thi^ 'roq.1
Vill be completed ei>Jr , he n# ^
Year, and trtll. atford mu. h hett r
Jttkthi and pqaiienger service to the
entire county of'Colleton.
The bulging of ihi. rosd Wan*
tkat a new period of prohperity will
he ushered Into Walterboro _ wn^rf
Colleton County. For yeaP*. with
exit and entrqnee.froBi one direction
only, the county lum enjoy«d,a slow
Xiawth. Now. by being put' into
Mutch with the outer norld in a dif-
Jdiwnt diruiou. trade abould mater-
Inlly improve, the countv * honlct a*,
a
id prosperity
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JUST ARRIVED
A Car Load of Extra Pfoe
HORSES AND MULES
Which Must Be
' Sold At Once.
PRICES
AND TERMS
RIGHT
WALTERBORO UVE STOCK
& VEHICLE COMPANY
/x OFFICE OF --
! DR. A. J. ANDERSON,
DENTAL 4 SI ROEON.
41 OH-’ICK HOI KS:
• A. -M. to 2 P. M.i :i P. >1. to 0 P.
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PHONE 10OX
WALTER BOKO. S. C.
'' . DR. H. W. BI.AC1K. 8B.
Des|t4 I Surgeoe
R’ALTKKBORO, 8. C.
Associated With Dr. I) J. Mi Al
bany In offics. next to IValterboro
Drug Company^ Usual Office Hours
PHONE 67X. ..
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DR. JNO. H. HVC8U, DENTIST
KHRHARDT, 8. 0.
^ At Ehrhardt from 1st to 2oth of
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each month, and at Collston the
balance of tbs month.
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Stop
AT THE STORE
of H. W. Black, Jr.
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Men’s'
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AT THE STYLE
and Quality of the
Boys’ SUITS. :-:
OOTTAGEY1LLE, 8. a
Prompt Attention given all btulnses
Plata Alada. ALL WORK GUARAN-
I ICtAll 10 PER CENT.
reduction in- the
price during the next 30 days
Sets at 10c. Qt
Notice to Tieupaeser*. , ?
All persons and all stock are
hereby forbidden to tnbpass on my
U>da - I
H. W. BLACK, JR.