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JOHN W MOLMfc % iMo-itia THUMPAY, OCTDIIICK 17, l»tt. THURSDAY, (KTOBKR 10, 1918. Mr. 14 l^nta E—rnllml !• IVacf. In view of the fact that the Hun government has signified its accept ance of the terms set forth by Pres ident Wilson as essential to peace, in his address to Congress on January 8th last, we. think it well to acquaint our readers with the President’s four teen points, which are as follows: 1. Open "covenants of peace, openly arrived at, after which there shall, be no private international under standings of any kind, but diplomacy shall proceed always frankly and in the public view. 2. Absolute freedom of nav^Pation upon the seas, outside territorial wa ters, alike in peace and in war, ex cept as the seas * may be closed in whole or in part by international ac tion for the enforcement of-, interna tional covenants. '■ 3. The removal, so far as possible, of all economic barriers and the es tablishment of an equality of trade conditions amoung all the nations con senting to the peace and issbriating themselves for its maintenance. 4. Adequate guarantees given and tekau that national armamenta will tntesa to tha tewsot paint esaaisteat with domestic safety. ft. Free, open-minded, sad sbss hitely impartial adjustment of all ml- insad upon a strict ah- of the principle that hi 4e- ■ ui Mt qairilssi si ssv- thr iaterrsf. rni the title la of the daw foe pidhisral llan •# tew her af a a* — a*. i o^tssaa m Mw I Re the arid «m8 hf hw Mhf 14 A uust be ft covenants for ths purpose of aford- ing mutual gu^n x' 1 «'* <<f i>o|itirsl in dependence and. territorial integrity to great and small States alike, o —r—(Huy-s-llond)—r- * ; Is It Possible to Believe It? t>mutg aM lldsori tssos foe the ft* ml mur al itih and frtM saumia apm anil. IVe II, I9I« without penalty From Jen 1st tq Jaa 81m 1919 a II hr I There are 1,890,000 people of all ages, in Virginia who did npt buy a bond of th<* Scc'ind or Third Liberty Loan. ' * .• There are 2,262,00. in North Caro lina. N \ There arc 1,309,000 in South Caro lina. 1 There are 1,005,000 in ^Vest Vir ginia (in the 5th District.) There are 1,105,000 in Maryland. This, too, is upon the assumption- on the side of liberality—that none of the people who subscribed to the Sec- on-1 I^oan subscribed to the Third. This we know, of course, is not the case. | What can those people who are able to buy s:iy-tfr extenuation ? How can they ever look a returned soldier in the eye? What will be their relation to those who have dpne their part when we show an honor roll of deeds done after the War? Following is the cable reply of Gen eral Pershing to the Governor of the New York Reserve Bank on the oc casion of the General's birthday: am Wry greatly touchad by yaur felicitations upon the occasion of my anniversary, and I thank you sincere ly. Hie Fourth liberty Loan will bo U magniVent surrtas if yaur fettew ntiseus put mte the aufcorrtpttaua the muua spirit that yew f an the npl* fad la pul lata the Ima? MflXWE . MOUSI | i L L. rr FF penalty of I per cent all unpaid Uses I From Feb. 1st to Feb 2*1 h 1919 a two per rent penalty will be collected for nil taxes paid in February. March 1st 1919, a penalty of seven p»r cent will be collected for mil takes pmi up to and including March 15, laid, at which time the books Will close. ' • r The tax levy will be *. For State, purposes*. .8 *4 mills For Ordinary County pur»— , vposes ...-8*4 mills For Constitu|ipnal SchooL.3 " mills I jam Umhe* a* F* C M a c wta tub o r a c perfection! OIL HEATERS A «£*&*** Emergency Heating In f|wr.injf wrathcr Hie portnbK* Perfcrtioli Oil IltTiitT radiates cointbrt and cheer—rbrintfs re lief to scantily heated offices,^: Inex|>efisive to buy and use—easy to clean and fill^—smokeless, odorless. ? Aladdin Security Oil gives best results. Buy your Perfection Heater now. M/.’VV rmsrvcii I * Tot*Li.L 19% mills ^Special School Levies for 1918 are as follows: ’ TWO MILLS.—Ashleigh, . Baldqc, Barbary Branch. Cedar Grove, Colum bia, Edisto, Ellenton, Friendship, Greens, Harmony'; Long Branch, Mor ris, New Forest, Oak ^Grove, Scig- lingville, Enxn! Pines, Tinkers Creek. v TIfREE MILLS.—Barton, Bloofn- ingdale, Cave, Hickory Hill* Owens Cross Roads, Red Oak, Shady Grove, Upper Richland. 'FOUR MILLS.—Appleton, Big Fork, Mt. , Calvary, Double Pond, Healing Springs,. Hercules, Hilda, Lees, Rosemary. Reedy Branch, Syca more, Meyer’s Mill, River Side, Ben nett Springs. ' ' . • FIVE MILLS.—San Hill. Klko, (Two mills for ordinary ex penses; 3 mills for bonds.) S?v\ EN MILLS.—Dunbarton, (Four mills for ordinary expenses; three mills for bonds.) EIGHT MILLS.—Blaekville, (5 mills for ordinary expenses; 8 mills for bonds.) Klire, 14 mills for sen: 4 m ils for bonds.) Fairfax. (5% mills for iwiirT "anI* i'*NrJllALK * Allrfwt.lr, |C for wriMM] . ■ tLFVRX VIUX—WiIIM-mi. (7 »*B. r» MOtaanr * Bill. I«»r heiMa. I Jiywrj ANDnMB-SALR SIIXld~^* . m T£ tZ tas/r •*+••'* «*• i j JB ASjMyOWU. %»». i. tm.* AUCTION SALE OF Kentucky-Tennessee Horses, Mares and Mules! Also One Car Load of Extra Good milch Cows M. • • IF a aq frvod and the stored, and thr mm by Pnaoois in 1871 Alsare-I^orrains wk the peace of the fifty years, should bo righted, drr that made secure in the interest of all. 9. A rra Ijustment of the of Italy should be effecte«l along clearly recognisable* lines of nation- nitty. 10. The peoples of Austria-Hun gary, whose place among the nations we wish to sec safeguarded and as sured, should be accorded the freest opportunity of autonomous develop ment. 11. Roumania, Serbia, and Monte negro should be evacuated; occupied territories restored; Serbia accqrded free and secure #'ce8s to the sea; and ; the relations of the several Balkan States to one another determined by friendly counsel along historically established lines of allegiance and na tionality; and international guaran tees of the political and economic in dependence and territorial integrity of the several Balkan States should be entered into. 12. * The Turkish portions of the present Ottoman Empire should be as- I shrsd a seems sdvsrsigpty, hut fhs other nationalities which are now un der Turkish rule should be assured of life and an •hips el*C II wee of the hr*t Cbuuly. FUr IMfcsr rows J8. P.lllHilffl * C 41-pd I OR S ILK—?*Virl«a, «aU and hey. rimmi Vmmm Mercantile Apply te C‘«.. Barnwell. fR. C. 4*11—tf FUR 8U.K.—Five grain Aspirin Or.e donn, 15 rente; two ► era**. C. X. Bun k halter, LOST.—One red female bound with collar on neck. Also two large black and white hound dogs. Will pay re ward for any information leading to recovery of same. J. J.* Walker, Milletteville, S. C. 9-26-2t. • “The Reason Why- B. A. Thomas Stock Remedies are the best, they ore scientifically made and all medicine. They keep the health \ and the feed bill down. There is a cause for every .effect, remove the cause and the effect removes itself. The poultry Remedies are especial ly made to relieve all the diseases in Fowl family such as Cholera and Roupe and makes the Hens lay. The' Hog Remedy will positively keep off the Cl^plera, and if given in the first stages, wilLcure 90 j>er cent. Don’t forget to keep on hand a bottle 1 of Farris’ Colic Remedy for Horsei. It is so simpio wn, dropper, that a child can gtVo it Also a bottle of Fer ris* Healing Remedy for Cute and Bruises on man or .beast, they never fait . ! i Kentucky-Tennessee Hcrte and Male Acetic n Cc. will sell a car load of good broke Tennessee Horses, Flares ynd Mules. Also Carload of Extra Good Milch Cows. vr— - BLACKVILLE, S. G, Saturday, October 19, 1918 At Auction lathe Highest Bidder. YOU WILL FIND AMONG THIS LO£d SOME EXTRA GOOD TENNESSEE SAD DLE AND DRIVING-WORSES, MARES AND MULES. THIS WILL BE YOUR CHANCE . TO BUY ONE AT YOUR OWN PRICE. AS WE WILL POSITIVELY HAVE NO BY-BID- • DERS, AND EVERYTHING PUT UP WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICE. STOCK CAN BE SEEN. BEFORE THE SALE, AT BLACKVILLE, S. C. DAN’T LET ANYTHING KEEP YOU AWAY FROM THIS SALE. ALL WILL BE SOLD. COME, AND TELL Others. ALSO ONE CARLOAD OF EXTRA GOOD MILCH COWS AND SPRINGERS THAT WILL BE SOLD ON THE SAME DAY AT 2:30. THESE COWS ARE WELL SELEpTED ' - AND WILL SUIT YOU. DO’NT MISS THIS SALE. Remember the place and date—Horse Sale begins promptly 10*30 O’clock, Rain c Shine, Cow JSale at 2:30. Kentacky-Tennesso: - Horse & Mule Auction • • ♦ ' • I ♦ ♦> t ❖ ❖ t T f f ❖ ♦r. X