Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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# k'V a Laxative Broroo Quiryne TaHwo 12 every %I sn2w^ £//v,Me^ “Faith, Mra O’Haro, how d’ye tl 1 thtm twins apart?” ”Aw f ’t is aisy—I •ticka my finger in !>npia’« mouth, an’ if he bite* I know it's Moike.”—Har vard Lampoon. A Sure Cure for Rheumatism. Guta, Sprain*. Wounda, Old Sore*. Coma, Bunions,. Oalls, Bruises, Contracted Muselea, Lam* Back, Stiff Joint*, Frosted Fast, Bum*. Scalds, etc. AN ANTISEPTIC that stops Irritation, subdues Inflam mation. and drives out Pain. X* PENETRATES the Pores, loosens the Fibrous Tissues, promotes a free circulation of the Blood, giving the Musdee. natural elasticity. BEST LIN (WENT ON EARTH ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED SCIATIC RHEUMATISM i, 500 Cralf SL^Enoxvfllej Mrs. B. A, I Tenn., writes: " 1 have been trying the bathei Hot Springs, Ark., for edatic rheumatism, bat I get more relief from BaSard’e Snow Liahnent thaa any medicine or anything I have ever tried* Inclosed find poetofBce order for $1,00. Send ase large bottle by Southern Bxprees.” THREE SIZES: 35c, 50c AND $1.00 BE SOWS YOU OCT THE GENUINE Ballard Snow Liniment Co. ST. LOUIS, U. S, A. *t 1 BY JOHN NV. KLEIN. -Ai u Reduction Sale on . <*■ For sixty days I will sell at cut prices all of my stock of dry goods. Come, now »s the time while the prices are right. This is a cash sale and we will make the prices right. Can’t wait or you might miss a bargain. We are also carrying a nice line of fresh Groceries and paying highest prices • for'- chickens and * v e» * eggs. • Always ready to serve you. - i Dr. J. B. Padgett ~!" • ' '■ • ■ fietsinger, • • • S- C. |r if Successful Farmers USB * POTASH o There is* nothing doubtful or indefinite about the results of using Potash fertilizer in the soil for truck crops. Every pound of Potash added, returns manifold its weight in vegetables. It is nature’s law, and sure as the sun. Every farmer should have “Truck Firming.” It has much Interesting information about fertilization. We send it flee. GERMANTCAU .WORKS > NewYsrit-SJ Nassau Street sr Atlanta. Osw-UZ* Canilsr B^Mh ”1 hank Ood, this old world has never seen the time when it did not t«te off its bat 'etid make n decent bow ton good woman.”—Sam Joaee. Theieis more religion in laughing than crying. If religion qonaista ot crying. I have the beat boy in the world.”—Snm Jones. ‘ Everybody ought te keep good com pany. There is not on angel ia heaven i hat would not be corrupt by tbs com pany that some of yon keep.”—Sam Jones. MASTER*** SALES. * STATE OF SOUTH'*CAROLINA, Colleton County, * In the Common Pleas. A Verdier and Tina V Brabham vs W A Verdier and R A \ erdier. By virt.ie of the Decree ol^Above court herein, I wMl sell at public outcry before the courthouse in Wal terboro, within the legal hours, on aalesdat in January h‘*JL (l'*07) 7th dav, the following di-scribed really: AH that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate in the county and State aforesaid, containing (120) one hnn dred and twenty acres, w^>re or lew: and bounded, north by lands of Hnghes; east by lands of W Olin Metis, (formerly a part of same tract); south by lands formerly .of A Verdier, now of Fannie V Ackerman and B H Willie; and west by lands of Jackson. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papert.. * CO HENDERSON, Master December 15, 100<>. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Colleton Connty, Common I'leai. Pan! Miles (by Onardian ad Litem) vs Cornelias Middleton et al. By yirtne of the Judgment of above court herein, I will sell at pah lie outcry before the conrtboase in Wal terboro on salesday in .Tannary, 1907, i7th day) wi»'hin the legal borne, the following described realty: All that pieoe. parcel or tract of land, situate in the county and State tfbreraid, containing twenty-fire (26) acres: and boarded, north by lands of Lige Shepherd, east by landis of London Gerdau, south by lands of Robert Tarl«*ton, and west by lands of Qnanroter Wright, being lot No ‘’8 of the Hevward tract, -Term*of aale cash —purchaser to pay for papers. . CG HENDERSON, - i a • Master. „ December 16, 1906 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Colleton County, In the Comtnon Pleas, Genie Knight, et al, yi John Gallo way, et al. By yirtne of the Decree of shove court herein, 1 will sell at public outcry before theodnrthouse in Wal- 4»-rboro. on salesday in January next, 1!M>7, (7th day) within the legal hours, the following deecrided realty: All thatoertain j aroel or tract ol land, situate in Adams Run Town tdtip, county and State aforesaid, lieing a portion of the Spring Grove tract of land, containing one hun dred and fifty (160) acres, more or ••u; and bounded, nortn by the ‘Spring Grove*’ or “Hyde Park” r cid; east, south ' ami southwest by lands now or late of Joseph Bivens, Sr, the line being on the top of a bank extending all around from “Horse Bridge” to “Csdden Bridge” on said road, as per plat ot J D Tay lor, surveyor, c .ted February 7ib, 1888. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for prpers. C O HENDERSON, Muter, December 15, 1906. STATE O ’ SOUTH CAROLINA, Colleton County, In the Common Pleu. John H Peurifoy, vs Jose phene O’Bryan, et al. By virtue of the Decree of above conrt herein, I w’ll sell at pnblie rntcry before the courthouse in Wal- terboro. on salesday in January next, (1907) (7th day) within the legal the hours, following described realty: AH that parcel or tract of laud, sitnate in the county and State afore said, containing one hundred and nine (169) acres, more or less; (the same being tlie eastern half of the home tract.) and bounded, north by lands formerly of, Glover, now Pel- him; east by. the pnblie road to Wal- terboro; south by lands formerly of Bunton, now RoWtaonj and west by a running branch from Bee Tree Gall, on the Sooth to Bnegv' Branch on the north, (said run dividing this half of the tract known as the home ; tract from the other half of same, 1 now property of Rosella Stanley.) Terms of sale cash. % Purchaser tc nay for papers. C G HENDERSON, Muter. Debember 15,1906. STATE OF SOUTH CAROUNA, Colleton Connty, Common Pleu. Fincken, Jordan Company, vs J W Messervey, By virtue of the Decree of above conrt herein,'! will ull at pnblio oat- cry before the courthouse in Walter- horo, on salesday in January, 19*»7, (7th day) within the legal hours, the following described realty: All that parcel or tract of land, situate in Adams Run Township, county and State afore said, being a portion of the Goshen Plantation, and containing one hun dred and two (102) acres, more or h-se; and bounded, north and north west by larid|i of I) A Sauls, east and northexst by lands of S G Kitzsim- inono A Brother, southeast and south west by a portion of same plantation, proposed to be purchased by J W Smalls and land of .1 W Messervey and a lot proposed to be purchased by Caesar Brown, and west by tionofsame plantation pro be purchased by Munroe which will more fully apper by plat Hated N< STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Colleton Connty, Common Pleu. V. $ Celia Pye et tl, vs George Sullivan, et hi. By virtne of the Supplemental Order of above conrt herein, I will sell at public outcry before the courthouse in Walterboro, within legal hours, on salesday in January next (7th dat), the following described realty: AU that tract of land, sitnate in the connty snd State aforesaid, con taining one himdred and, fifty (156) acres, more or less; and boarded, on the east by lands of Yon, and on all other sides by lands said to be of the estate of Lewis O’Bryan. Terms of sale cuh. Pure! aaer to pay for papers. CG HEN I EttSCNY ■ — Faster. Deceufoer 15.1906. t by por- roposed to Williams, ovem- Luck of Janies A Posteile, her 2,1991, made for Ezekiel wood. Terms of sale cub. Purchaser to pay for papers. C G HENDERSON, Muter. December 16, 1906. Ms PiRs sHomBsIi the TOROID LIVER, strengthen tbs digestive orfanv. rerulsU the bows Is, sad are uo- ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, as tbsy . In trcctag tha dm. Elegantly + • Take No Substitute. — Men are not always able to s»itle. The best men often find themscivto VL in inch a position. Bat the beat ot* men never try todoige such un isMis. They meet it slniarely and make such arrangements us thty are able. ^ The individual who can pay what he owes at this season and doesn’t is not a good business nn.r, and o less he can and does make arrangementa satisfactory to his creditor he is not a good man. By being deprived of his own when it is due, the creditor may be ruined, suit tne rmtn who seeks to save himself at the expense of his creditor is lacking in all the elements of fairneu, justice and in tegrity. When everybody does their best at settlement time, the result is best for every individual and for tne entire community. There ia no good reason to believt- that seuleint mi nine is not being fairly met this year and for the good of all concerned it is Imped that the number of dodgers will be leu than bu ever been known before.—York- ville Enquirer. ■agigfai.ii—. 11- rr"Ti—1.~ r tirr i REVIVO , RESTORES ViTAUTT “lads a We!! Han of Be.” aEUB'tyX'VO X»-r?7vrvwT-*-y i roU-KS)! ut’f ri‘ ulta lit :tO dajrii. H act* powertully *n t qo!,l; !y. ( rrc m when ot lwn» faiL > o-iOK their lo«t manixtod as>4 old men rri»T rA -uvcr their youthful Y»ir>r by Uiilntf lit:VIVO. H (,a!il.iy nmi quietly re- mov.* Nt:m>nsnes.«. I/^t Vitality, a-tvssl WeaUnes^ -.'irh as 1a>s: P.jiver, I’nlUn* Mcomct. Wusi'ntt l»:sca«. s, an I offsets of •eif -abuV) or etfosa anJ iDtilacrvllon. unflu oae foe Mudjr. hu.ilness orinarrin^A It only cures hy etarUna at tho seat of dacaae. tmt la % arrat nerts iontr nod hti>odk'>i)der, hrlnirtn* back the pink clot*' to pals rliceksand rr- atorlnc tha firs of youth. It ward* o* ap- proaehiiicdUea*e. loi ist on havina MKV1VO, 50 ^ther. It ran be en: rlcil tn vest rocket, h* mall :<L.OO per raciutre, or six for k5.00. W* *tve free advice and rounael to all who wlah tu with guar a n ice. Circularti free. Wddraas ROYAL BE0IC1NE CO.. Marin* SI*-. CMcaga. NS WALTEHBORO DRUG OO., and JOHN M KLEIN. Walterboro, 8. O. MAY LIK 100 YEAR^t. The rbaoces for )iv ng a f ill eentuty are excellent in the ci-e of Mre Jcabie Daoran, of Hayiie*.rlliv.Al8. t n »w 70 years old. 8bc ini e«; “Electric. IlittrrH cur. dune of Chloric Dvspepsia of 20 yrn't. etandln; aod made me feel aa well and strong as a young girl.” Electric Bitter* emes t*tom>.c i and Liver d)*ea«c>t. Blood ul^oidera, Oenersl Dt bility and b dllv weltne-n 8<>H|fy» a guanm'ee at John M Kirin drug store. Price only 50c. SoULmeat Tims*. , This is a period of tho year thftt tries the manhood of the average in dividual, or rather of more ftverftge individuals than any other. It is settlement time. There are settlement times all through the year, and many of those that are uot mot squarely a? they develop are postponed until now Bometimps these postponements are made in good faith. In loot this is frequently the care. But almost as often these postponments are mere pretext*, this particular time being designated because it is generally recognized as a general settlement time. To meet a settlement squarely is not necessarily a sign oi uuuhood. In the first place it is a idaia duty, and in the second place many meet it because they have ccnso enough to know that it is the best of policy. But to fail to meet settlement time squarely is a sure sign of lack of manhood. EHtabliahvrt in 17114. Oldest Firm Ijt D. A. WALKER & CO. IRON FENCE CHEAPER THAH W8Q0 lii m iW ttl 1!:: r t" ■ ii ill ^2 Meetinci Street, C B A R L H S T O N, S C MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS. an d 'wnesa:© nrmrcoxxnca Send For Prices, Mr John Y. Reach represents sis at Walterboro D A WALKER. J l>. SCOTT NOTICE. Bids will be received for lupplle* far chain pang end farm for the 1*1 quarter of the year 1907. up in 12 o’clock m, the 1st Monday in January 1907. Meat by the 100 lb*. Oiii* by the sack. Flonr by the bairnfl ^ . Fodder oy the 150 IbL Corn by the bushel. * ° JE MOORE. Co Sapr. ECZEMA andPILE CURE EREE Knowles: what it was to cof fer, 1 will give FREE OF CHARGE, to auv afflicted a poslMve curs for Kcas- ma, Salt Khecm, Erysipelas, FUss and. Skin DiasaaM. lostaot roiief. ixin't suffer longer, Write F W WIlUaIIS, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. Euclote Stamp. * IS —■ — The kitten has its eyes opened in pine days, but tl e fool has to wait longer. ■ ' , Oal- it YMR jasW'Mfa ■jgaw SSMO, wwOTMlhi i—1—iBi 11 a ; S