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w e will sell at auction at Walterboro on Monday March 3, one car
load of horses and mules. Among these are several nice drivers,
riders and pony saddle horses. All are thoroughly broken. These
horses and mules will go to the highest bidder regardless of price.
If you are in need of a good animal this is your opportunity to get
one at your own price, as we are Waning up for this season.
We also are located on Railroad Avenue just a block from the
depot, and shall be glad to show you our stock at any time. We
will either sell or trade. If you are in need of anything we shall
be glad to have you give us a look as we are satisfied we can save
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w e also have one span of extra nice mules, six years old, weigh
ing 1100 each, thoroughly broken. If in need of same will be
glad to stow you as we can save you money on them.
Gieger & Owens
AUCTIONEERS
WHIT MISERABLE
YEARS HE PASSED
(JOT TO TMK riiAi’B WHKKK HK
WAS No l<ON(JKK ANY <«OOD
TO WOULD
SHAKY AND NERVOUS
Says Titular Not Only IU*Uev*nl III*
SufTt'ihiK Hut t'au*«*l 15 1‘oUnd
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PECIALSW TIRES
We desire to call attention to extra
special prices this week on automobile tires
:
On account of special bargain secured we
can offer the following tires at these low
► prices:
30 X 3, plain tread, for
30 X 3 1-2, Non-skids, for
$11.00
$17.00
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Ten per cent Reduction on
OLIVER PLOWS
We offer for the next two weeks a 10 per
cent reduction on all our Oliver. Turn
Plows. We have a few of these plows left
and wish to dispose of them within the next
, two weeks. I f you need a good dependable
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turn plow act now.
Roger Hardware Company
GLAD T0TE5TIFY
| Saji Watofa Lady, “A* To WLal
Cardni Has Done For Me, So
As To Help Others.”
Watoga, W. Va.-Mn. S. W. Gtadwell,
of this town, says: “When about 15 years
of age, I suffered greatly ... Sometimes
would go a month or two, and I had
terrible headache, backache, and bearing-
down pains, and would just drag and
had no appetite. Then ... it would last
... two weeks, and was so weakening,
and my health was awful
My mother bought me a bottle of
Cardul, and I began to improve after
taking the first bottle, so kept it up till I
look three... 1 gained, and was well
snd strong, and I owe it all to Cardui.
1 am married now and have 3 children
.. Have never had to have a doctor for
female trouble, and just resort to Cardui
if I need a tonic. I am glad to testify to
what it has done for me, so as to help
others. M
If you are nervous or weak, have head
aches, backaches, or any of the other
ailments so common to women, why not
give Cardni a trial? Recommended by
many physicians. In use over 40 years.
Begin taking Cardui today It may
be the very medicine you need.
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•■It’s v.-orth ;i thousand dollars to |
feel like I do now. since Tanlac has
taken away the trouble that kepi
me in misery for the Inst twenty
years.’' said M. II. Daniel, a well
known farmer living on ituute No.
3, Abbeville, C.a.. a few days ano.
"Whenever a man suffers as lon^
as 1 did he yets to the place he feels
he is no longer any yood. in the
world,” he continued, "and that is
just the way I felt. I.onK ago I
Kof so weak I could not carry on my
work, for spells of stomach trouble
and nervousness just made it tor.
tore for irte to try to eat. and the
trouble ! had would not let me sleep
at all. could not even dor.e. My
heart would Mutter and act queer
until 1 was afraid it would stop, and
I became so blue 1 felt like I did not
much care if it did.
"I would'have been well enoual*
satisfied to have my sufferim: r**.
lieved,. but that was not all that
Tanlac has done for me. 1 have
pained 11 pounds in welyht since I
started taking it. T can eat as
hearty a meal as if T never had
stomach trouble and my siren- ih
has come back to the extent that 1
can do as ‘much work in a day now
as I could, before I became siek. 1
feel like a new man all over, and I
am triad to tell anybody just what
this wonderful Tanlac has done for
me.”
Tanlac, the "Master Medicine.”
is sold in Polleton county by John
M. Klein, Walterboro; The" Colle
ton Cvpress Co., Colleton; CottaR“.
ville Mercantile Co., Cottayeville;
Islandton Mercantile Co.. Islrndton;
W. C. Clover. Creen Pond and Jack,
sonboro; K. 15. Hishop & Co Lodge.
MONUMENTS!
WALTERDORO.
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Celebrates Hir*h«Ujr. Letting Rid of Cold*.
Ruffin, Route 2, Feb TheJ -^The easiest and quickest way to
many friends of J. R.’Smoa.k.met r.t get rid of a cold is to take Chamber,
his home on Tuesday night Keh 4th. Iain’s Cough Remedy. This pre-
to celebrate bis 66th birthday. There pafation has been in use for many
was a large crowd present and all years and its value fully proven,
seemed to enjov themselves. After No matter what remedy you use.
the cake was '^Uerved about 8:30 ; however, care most bs taken not to
they ""all returned to the housse and contract a second cold before you
had some very nice music and about have recovered from the first one.
11:3(1 the crowd went home,
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and there is serious danger of this.
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Ruffin, February 2b.— t’pon the
request of the editor, and also that
the happenings of our little town
might he of interest to those who
have wondered away from home,
will chronicle a few of the recent
occurences.
Our competent leathers. MiRfSss.
Mary and Mattie Polk and Miss Kna
May Crosby, resulted their duties in
th** school room again last Monday*
school having' been closed for the
Influenza situation.
D. K. Appleby has been elected
one of the trustees of our school
to fake the place-of J. W. .Wiley who
resigned.
fJeprge Walling, of near Island-
ton. has moved his family to Ruffin.
He is occupying the house recently
vacated h\ J v A. Hreland. the latte^j
having moved to the Tabor neighbor,
hood.
W. W. Carter, Jr., Is erecting a
modern two story dwelling on Main
street. When it Is corripleted it
will be quite an addition to our lit
tle town.
J. W. Crosby has recently en.
farged his store that he might ac
comodate his growing trade.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Thomas paid
a short visit to Cope a few days ago.
Mine liollle Williams accompanl.
ed Misses Gertrude Thomaa and
Jevtel Carter to Columbia college
when they returned after the Christ,
mas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Berry visited
the letters parents. Mr. and Mrs. R.
It. Crosbv some time ago. Thev
reside in Charleston where Mr. Berry
holds a responsible position.
Mr. Frank Crosby, who has been
in Uncle .Sam’s service for quite a
while, paid a visit to his old home
the first of the month. Mr. Crosby
haa been released from the army,
but has accepted a position at Camp
Jackson. 'v*
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Remnant Sale At
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B. Levy’s
A BIG SAVING TO THE QUICK BUYER
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. Just received 4,000 yards of Chambray
and Ginghams, 32 inches wide, of the
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nicest patterns and best qualities, in short
lengths at practically half price.
We also have a counter full of remants in
Foulards, Tussah, Mohair iSerg'e Garbar-
dine, Poplin, Shepherd Check Satine Etc.
Efcc, at big reductions.
COME EARLY AND PICK THE PRET
TIEST PATTERNS
We are now closing out our whole line
of high quarter shoes,, cloaks, coat ^uits
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serge dresses, Etc., at 25 to 35 per cent re
duction. Don’t fail to take advantage of
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these wonderful bargains.
B. LEVY’S
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
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A. D. S.
KIDNEY
REMEDY.
AND BLADDER
RECOMMENDED
IN KIDNEY AND BLADDER
. COMPLAINTS BY
Fishbume’s Drag Store
M. C. FISH BURN E, Proprietor.
The Best of Everything.
You will save time by patronizing
Fishburne’s for anything in drugs.
FOR HALM—Eggs far hatching.
Barred Plymaoth Hack and Rbodc
laiand Rada. 91-50 par gtttinr
Alee n faw cockerel* on hand. T
P. Murray. 2-12.3t.
FOR HAIJ6—I have far ante Seed
Irish potatoes at 40e par peck. I
also want nil eggs I can get at
Ole per doaen. W. O. Hlott,
Round, fl. C. 2-12.21
IXMJH —eut from any kind af trap
grown Pine, Gum, Poplar, Oak
A ah, Cypreee, Maple ate. 12 and
np in diameter any length. Ander.
eon Spool A Bobbin Mfg, Co.,
Charleston, S, C. > 1-5-tf.
Flinty of Korda Ftenty of
Bui* ks. and a car of freah boraaa
and mule*. See IhMii before buy-
jl!g. K1ZKH A AVER.
FOR HAIJ6-Tbe lot adjoining the} We aell lb dKv K1Hb«
lot of C. Anderson Sander* Mr* —, P a *’
Mai Jacob*. 2_12.2tp
FisMnirne’* Drug
FOR SALE
I AM AGENT FOR CHEROKEE
MARBLE WORKS. SEE ME FOR
ESTIMATES AND SECURE MY
FIGURES BEFORE BUYING.
C. C.HIOTT
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ROUND. S. C.
Plenty of For da. Plenty >*f
Buickf, and a car of fre*h horses
and imilesT. See them before buy
ing.' ’ R1ZKE A AYER.
FOIl SALK Several good mule*
and horse*, two registered
Guernsey bnlis, also fodlghtwood
and poMts. S. N. Haws. 2.1Y»-4\
FOIt SALK 7. r * bush'els of pur**
Wannahiaker Cleveland liig boh
cotton seed a< $2.0'* p*i» bushel.
O. B. Rlsher, • Round S. C 2-10.2
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I'OU SALK Kggs lor hatrTpnv' from
dure bred Barred Itork*. "Thomp.
son Strain” select htnr-k. $? . r '?>
per 15, delivered. Mr*. O. ff.
--^..Rlsher, Round, S. C 2-l9.2tp
KOIt SALK Red Cedar Shingle*,
first quality An evwry Vesper(•,
will last n life.time. Price in
lots of 10.000 $6.50 per thousand
Smaller quantities ' $7.00 -^per
thousand F. O. B. Ritter, S. C.
Colleto'n Merrantile A Mfg. *Co.,
^ Ritter, SC ^ 2-5.tf.
Lynchburg plow* and repair parts
H. W. Black. Jr.
Onion Set* at
Store.
FOIt SAIJ5-—One practically new i Plenty of Foid* Plenty of
Kline touring car, run about tire* Buicks, and a car of fresh horse*
thousands miles five giod tire* ^ and mule*. See thrni before buy-
on« never uned. Will sell cheap . Ir.g. RIZKR 4 AVER.
Reason for selling, car too heavy j Onion Sets at Kishburne’* Drug
for my work and up ke**p too heavy Store.
for my purpose. Address 8. P. I .W> sell Hlaekuign’* medicated
Rents, M D. Brarnville, S. C. Salt Brick. Horse* .md cattle.
Route 2 2-26-2M.
KOIt SALE—On*' fat meat hog. Son
lb*, at 12 cents a peund: 2 fat l*eef
cattle at 7 c*-nts »in fed; one fin*
jerrey hiefer with young calf; s
few Poland China male pivv froj*,
ri'glstere*! stock. \V. M
Campbell, lslandt«>n. S C 2-2*».It
Klein*. *
Nyal* Liver
liver t Klein*.
WANTED
\V%NTKD fine ..f*
dars to 'h'Ung' in
Coll*'t*>n count
M* i< h int Bauk .
C.
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♦•very hoii.e., i
Fiiitii**rs ami
Waite* boro
sail** *i«| tilale th.-
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We sell hog tontr which, we
guarantee, .Kleins.
\V* *.*•11 drug*, and t **u promp
a"* 1 attention. Meins
Plarkiuan’s . Meilit ufeil Salt Brick
at Fishbm n*-’* Drug St«»re. *
W>- *1! f*\er t*.< t>ti.«M!'*’?ers.
Klj-in-. “
W«- ^<*1 evoillsite *>t.il < n»
lot just m. Kleins
Blackman's Medical* *1 v ';.lt l'ii< k
,af Kis'd iirne's Drug Stoi**.
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Cwrwd !■ d to 14 Dot*
laMMtljr rsUrvr-i I idling Pu,», aod yuu r«a m
/ rat fig sleep te-r the first npplicntim. Price wH
WANTLI* V f« w liundr*.! poun !
of good P* a vine hay. W. W.
Smoak
FOR RENT
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TO HKIS'T Brick corner store with
modern convenience*. Rent rea
sonable. Apply M. Paniottie
Walti-rlmro. S m C. 2-6-tf.
BUSINESS LOCALS
l IRE mmMUtCK If needinr
fire insurance pleast write or seo
Fishburne A Henderson at the
Karmer* A Merchant Bank, Wal
terboro, 8. C. 1-8-tf.
We sell Aspironal, Klein*. .
We sell the Waterman Fountain
Pens, Kleins.
V
1(1 W Mill I Will giv.. $:p 00 re
sard for proof to ii nv cf p«rsoi
or p- On** who I M>t*e plate glass
m fronjl of uiv r* "t.i rant Satur
• lav nltht. (’ t;r*‘j«*v 2.26.11
NOTH
Notice*!* h*-reb> given that |*. *i
book No. 1175, Fanners and M*:r.
«befits*ftank of Wnlteiboro, ha* been
lost or desfroy* *1. . The undersign,
ed will apply for a duplicate book
H. M McAlister. 212f-1t.
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NOTH IE.
Notice i« hereby given that pass
book No H«il, Farmer* and Marrh-
;*0ts Bank of Walterboro. ha* beet
lost or destroyed. The ua/ier*igDe<t
will apply for a duplicate book. 9.
H Smoak. 2.29.21,
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