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9 . 1 i I • ‘•jjf lifl ni in i ill £^t;$rcss snl) <§tr*niarb SupcrvUor't Rr?o t. TWE.NTY-MINTH YF.AR. WTw. I b 0 w lH« piirtnyijRi f* t ^oo T i >rdlktr Eraw & CojjtRTttit'Co : 6 I l'».nrd met thtft dejr in Jrly 1, i t p Knight tabor ate |.} w rfmaUs coarevtafr pr!e L 0 Ovem eiarope and conveying 22 regular qnarterly aeMion. Preecnt, J SMOAK, JR. OITOR AND PROPRIE1CR. —TERMS— ora t*a*. w months mil MOKTH* ALWAYS IN ACVANCE. Pobilabed every Wednesday. WEDNiiSDAY, JULY 17. 19*7. It la <.75 feet d^rp, •‘Piakey”. Why U a policeman ? li moat be the v«*rr hot weather. I.'t'ajiee, whtodid tbe town cnonci boM !«• ! aat lu eticg ? Can you tell, j J H Ucacb etn “Pmker?” K Moote, Supr.. E H oliW l w - i Dof eon, Coin, tbe fol’.oaiiJK ctalma wete approved: eAI.ARiF.S. . 1 T H Lemacka con '••J * D Cordray con » r y W S Weeka tnag B j (J A Blocker <-on I W Do peon com c L E U.U mag 1 hr hi Fraacia foreman I J C C-oaby mag B li Piatt tn*« K G W Bryaa stag J C Cmaby mag P J Wtiaon mag l Ku Deaaeo ferryman _ { E U Ulmer com ! *|r H A »Viltl« phyeidan t | Smith I.e ich con . D W M« 1'ard I W P Cordry cob Howe!! & Umber atty* 2o 'Jo B fhday Ce^bration On the Fourth of Juty quite a 8,1 large number of relative! and friend* 00 gathered at the home of W BVarnj bv hi* req teat to celebrate hia daugh ttj-, Aiaude'a, ftiteenth birthday. The crowd assembled about four o’clock p in, enjo)»d themsehes by ^ talking ever tbe ,}»a8t and future 5 events until about 5 o’cbxik, when' they were invited into the. 4>Abi|r room where ctke, lemonade and Ice 6ii cream was bountifully served until i 12 43 chan li on \vk» drive cap foi wall 151 08 u,e inner man was fenti-lk-d Tbe 5 55;A h iiarter conveying lonatio 14 ik) Jumea Fields conveying priaonar r- 1 We Presume 11 A •viUts post ir.ortcm and dia-, acct and es. unitic H w Acker man boilng tool) 25 Kiddtck Ackerman ei lunatic* 25 K E jonea 'tamp* aud tent,wit- 25 reas ttckei 2i c J M Padgett staticnery 25 j Dr a I. Padgett po*’mortem 25 Coleman w*grer Hardware co 45 neierial for well 1o that nearly every reader of this paper has been fortunate enough by now to I>IO UI* - 1 ' , remainder of the afternoon w ;is e: 2«o s at least, we hope so, for never bef* re would a dollar bring more than now, and we stand ready to prove it to you. | col co Trie co 1 d metttgrs 1 The Pteaa and Standard ptg etc .1 B H •! e’ eon J.t*. h. Feuriioy, L> is t Icph g flD*o at go^d a farmer 1* he la a !awjer h<k makiB Uiigli’i one he bronchi u- Next t \ llf. 1-' A» lea*t, «c jgoow K goo’, melons. The Mil —'"U '■ taaday was a btnufy r "Hey thnef 7'1'e Wfctijung for yon. ^•11 * 0 n.heu you pas« him H A Cumminga mag D II Tow)** - ag j M Chaplin mag mo D Edwards probate judge (J id lb n 'rr^ou laa-der j B I’sds-ttVnaid c a VV B Nettles bd etiucaiiba P M Munay anditor L<fi O.xen* alien!? H J Giveua supi p f A M Ulmer con £j G U iiuer mas i Don't d.ive fa*t 1 doti't care mj »elf"—Wslteiboro po’doeman’s Idea ct j M Padgett mag datr. ! 1 W Smalls con 1X M Muacy con V a presume the erdinanre prohibiting j Wm Glpvar ferryman the nbovting of hrearm* 'n the town bss been repealed. We came to this con- lira id l 50 j°Y«l very good music and sing-1 6G«o tng. P vt liurrav siampt 2 56 Ihctnas IVllutil und fitliily of I he contract for furnUhiug auppliv* B, 11s visited relatives here last week, for chain gang aid poor farm was let to jj ^ Renton of Walterboro spent u w Black, Jr. E. O B Sunday with his parent?, Mr and tl f ‘ Mrs U 0 Benton. I guees I had better close 113 1 fear tthe space is limited. With best wishes to The Pries air.d Btandaid By virtue of tax executions to nu J am as ever, Black Eyes, driec'wl bv K K Jones, county irc»s j u |_ nrer. l have levied ui<on the follow * 3 ihg tracts of land, and will sell for taxes, coals and penalties on sale.-fi:;*. in Angtisl next, &th day of August We buy what yon have to sell I | We sell what you have to buy | Sheriff’s Sales. I Bjet Sled iine in the Wrrl l for Coli 1 ' and Dlsrrho.a. Walterboro Supply Company, L B. G. HTRHE, Proprietor j (Ut Monday.) A DA Mb UL X lOWXSIUl* EaliPe Lucy Simmons', 40 acres o! ! land; bounded north by \yi!t:o.'ti roml.e.ist. by Wideaway rooij^ s iiitti by K \V Rhodes, west by Emin.. Smalls. Jf7 •>- J XI Harrison 15 acres; bounded east bv lands of Bowman, south In H* '•«» tweii'vrtve cent six-, n.Hiidw- Iain’s Colic, Cholers ami Dtsrrhoea dusion becao«e wc h.tv.- rwceDt'v » • • ao many diachaigt^ uud.huve heard <<I ao arrests.following Of ecurae, if ii war* still a law U would be enforced because tbe town baa ample police pro teciioti—there are five ift them. DUTY OF NEW 5PAPER5. Tuia is true ab.0 in Wi.lterbora: A man engages in the newspaper husl ac^» to make a living just like any one alee in any other busiutsx. Il is not tb< duty of a new,paper man to ferret out anv mean nr contemptible act any mor* than it lathe duty of a citireo. Th» •ttiseua of a cn»nmnnity are responsihh Jo: ihe tinmcrab y 0' ; town, tor <-!a | j u R v , u |^y f^hot of road hands kqoest e’.ectiocH fo r the breaking of tbe ; S it .-ui.ndeia labor rend gang C li \V P.ryau mag K O’E Gibbs elk of bd If l> Pa-’gelt clerk of court Adam < arter janitor j >1 Ueutou coroner 11 E tones treasurer L U Ackerman bd education C L Carter cou j E Bryan mag P M laur sy envis OAXO. tl VV B.ack Jr sullies Hoads *..\d HttiDOEi. II N Pregnall r, bldng Wallace 11 Steven* Sons Co drain pipe T it Measervey nail* etc Bridge Gang labor t j w Hill labor Bridge & Berry lomlier A O 1 tott hauling lumber \ G (Irotar reoaire to bridge . SU , 25 .11 oO . 100 | of John Holms, 2 8? lay .»0 1 Jq^, Graham, J1 acrer, bounded north by lands of Thomas Gruhav, north and west by Busan Holimb, f' 18 “I find 'J!:ai.iberlain's Ct.lic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Hemedy to bo tbe lest rem-dy in the world.'"' says Mr G L i’arfsr of Skirum. Ala. "lam snhjact to colic aim diarri.irf*n L*et spring seenjed ai> though I w«<uM die, hini I think 1 would it I hadn't taken < bam* berlam's (J die. Uhol.-ra and Diariboea ' Remedy. I haven't lieeti troubietl w ith It,smee until this week, whtoi 1 nad a very s were attack and took bslf a hot Special Sale Hwinclt Hnd .prlh k, lUrle, |^s. John Smith, 30 Hcretje.tst by LmU n ® v v man." hor a.ie by Ju • M i r ^ of John Holms, south by Thom i.- Drayton, west by Jerry Taylor, uort!. 5o by Uatd Have.id, ij'il Ike a ein Mrs W A Black desires to announce that during the month of July she will sell her entire stock of Sum mer Dress mid Millinery Gooil* at, and 9 25 »' \ Th# Jolly Jactors. "Mr. Mlddlcn.uu, Ab desires to pro pound a question.” “Veiy well. Mr. Tambo.” “Why ito dey designate dat beautiful southern vegetable ns ah watermelon?” 40 9* | weo j by 8 W Brown K Dianna Singleton, lo acre?; boun.i nio '.h water.” Nowliar near de answer. ed eusk by lands ol John Jackson, 1 1 hut's easy. ' Because It makes your ' It's called 3£0 30 north by rriduy Middleton, west bv ^ r! , )fr . Jolm oarrity, south Beu I'tnck • J . ah watenuelou bewase yo* cut It iu de II I 950 7912 f> 76 128 f-O 412 10 55 D2 SI x law—not be newi^aiwr. How many bo^iues* men a-e 4here In a t<'wn who will coudemn a wroug .otr when they ku »w it w ill Injure tUeiu ? Aud y«t tbat’a what aorne people «x|iect pat,, r to do. Tbe troub'e is tbe no-called hon orable people of a commmlty bave-i’t the moral con ink*' to atar.d up for th* right. A majority of them, if they in- iorae an article cotidetuniug tbe wicked- ■eat of tome acion. will come around to tbe editor in private and tell him he bat done right, yet wheu It cornea jo talking it on tbe atreeta aud elsewheie their aerve^aile them, nr.d the editor is left to fight tbe battle alone end not tbe the moral conrage Newspapers refleet the wishes of the people and are the reeult of existing conditions, which mnst be changed, if at ail, by individual ettort.—Ex. j (1 McCents, iubor road gang D w Grtfllu P U Btidue labor of road gang w H Ft x labor of roa». gang < 1 3 Yarn k»t>or or bridge it w B ark'Jr tools , akin* ob de spring reminds, me,” ue y frrke Iu the other end man. "Mn ole Mikell Deaf, & acref, Iwundeu daddy went out to git some water one west by land of Frank UichanD, Cay «u'he done fell la ah aprlng.” north-east by Willinm Holmes south as he drowned:' by , am b ra*er, & U ^ kn|wl hlm . * Harden Brown, 5 acre*; boundcil "That’s strange. Ue fell in the spring north by lands of Bobbie Davis, west and was killedV” by Nabcy Pinckney, south bv .lohr $ ' A *b b KttASKK pw.VSUIP AN* ESPECIAL FE^ATUKE OF THIS SALE WILL BE A * BARGAIN + COUNTER on which will be displayed goods that will be sold at very reduced prbe*. Sow is the time to secure bar gains in bummer Wearables. During July at MRS. W. A. BLACK’S m l •Ye >ah.' Hut he \*isn*t drowned?” rah. 1, .• 30 i0 155 12 6* 25 X 50 , 282 90 “Well, did he die In the rprlr.g?* "No. sab: he died In de fall.” “Our gulden voiced tenor, Mr. Vlo fight Tidusl . It is tbe iudi- ■ ..tl - newspaper that 11 w Clack jr mnterial to rotd gang 28 95 ( w Hopson clearing road 1- T S Hainar repairs to bridge 2 P D .Sn iak nqioii* to bridge , 2 „ t’ol 5. & M Co repairs lo road 0 13 66 D w iia.hfs bridge timb*r 8 40 A P Hiott work on roed 2 O P Folk material and labor 8 50 U D Carter tabor on roed 18 W E Haskell Jr tepaire to road 106 60 Coleman, Wagner Hdw Co boom chain 6 32 H M Key charing road 8 60 J O Croaby work oa bridge • E W Kinard labor on road 2 U h tuoti labor on bridge 2 60 j Z Harrison lumber and labor 6 A O Hiott lumber aad Bkhor 60 46 J B Ryau ditching etc 6 1U H A Cumminga clearing roed 1 8 A Marvin road labor 148 16 O W Butler road labor So &n P L Boctle lumber _ 6 96 Mike Fox'umber „ 12 53 323 70 Joiuau, c<tsl by Lliiult 74 50! 226 B i Bennett. 10 acres; bounded n th lands of BW W illiamr, east by , ^ . 1. „ „ ,.,1 1. 1 / Lett, will (Xmtrll'Ute that heart touch- Vll M.«K,cU.rd*n, «, g tU M l ull, , . M . w nr ,„ u I.ud8, we.t b, U billet McrcUul rboH , |/Hk , A ,.„ v . , Voam (or LU>- v‘-» 2b erty.* "—Hcrper's Weekly. Estate of Ben Bosamoud, bounded east bv laud* of Maria L rurent, west oy B T liituer, north by Prince i mckney, south by II Fraser, $0 lb AN EXPLANATION We deal re to state that a request wa» mtde by a majotity of the Bo»id of Btewarda of the Melhodut church that aothing be published concerning tbe un* fortunate occurence of Ust Thuraday aigiit, tbe act < nut of which arp ar# in another column. We have not Ignored rn , M & M Co blanket, that request, lot on the other hand we j „ w B ack tmpplite . ItLAKK. TOWNSHIP Bose Pinckney, 5 ncres; north by lauds of Brown & /.ailc, south by P Dorman, east by lauds of Brown, west by Singletuu, $1 41 Maria James, 20 acres; north by Prince Cattles, south by Abram Grille*, east by Prince Call lee, west by 8 A Marvin, $6 03 Amelia Grant, 1 ac t; bounded north by Public Hoad, south by lands ol P Walker, east by Frank Miller, west by Walker, . $6 23 Low 1)5E8 TOWNSHIP PoOK FAKM. 11 \V B'ack Jr supplies NV R Herndon co iveying paupeia H j Givens mi-cellamous work Brown Furniture Co mattrese JAILS Definition of a Box Car. Not nil the Instruction given to young railroad men is Intensely serious. The following definition was recently of fered to a lieglnner: "A box rnr tie- longs to the fowl family. During tbe spring nnd summer months it can be found In nearly every part of the coun try, Its favorite haunts being railway tracks, and It Is easy to capture. In tbe autumn, however, like certain oth er .fowls, It goes Into hibernation or Hies to other climes. Scattered In stances are known where specimens sire captured during tbe autumn months. A lasso or a well greased switch crew Is sometimes used Id snar ing tbe box oar. but main strength Is tbe beet weapon, in any case the hunter must be very wary, as any noise like tbe fluttering of a waybill will make the quarry disappear. Some railways own large thx!;* of domesti cated box cars, but they nre carefully guarded during the closed season. Tbs wild l»x car when caught ami fairly well loaded becomes perfectly station ary.’*—Sun Francisco Argonaut. have moat carefully considered it. We decided to publiih tbe brief history of She trouble maloly oa these grounds: L Justice to our read era demands that L G Owens dieting prisoners VARIOUS CLAIMS. News and Courier aiv Wallace drawbridge L M Garvin conveying Standard Oil Oo gasoline Monday Gailliard. 12 acres bound ed east by lands of William Gatlltard we t by Aron Fiehburne, north by J P fcqg-ck, south by Mary Washing ton, $i 15 8880! Let of Utctor Dawk, 12 acres; 6 houmlcdjeast by lands of Aaron Fisb- 46 16 borne, went by llobt Fraser, north 3 73 b. 1* Speck, south by C Blake, 84 78Sir* Costellame savors very much vF.Kinut township (of A gentlemen win lias Irst. his • . . . . . j * . .1 meal ticket. J B lAneey, 100 oorea, bounded ■* west by lands of G T Ward, south by 1 ■ . . n *«5® mi, i-onu »«.»n>. North b, Dunwi; issociated Buyers Campany. Speck, The contrition of Count. Rnni we sbonld give them the news. 2 The congregation on Sunday—a: The American Well Co material representative oee—requeued It by reeu-1 for well 2 4o i 16 » 14 264 Standard Oil Co gas and orl for well 1 o 18 P J Wilson stationery hUlon 8. We have i:i*ri to u akc this aoLalx > . . . j h Wilson summoning jury *otnt*»y fair ratowent of the twmbta. Cummit>st I w A 8 Oo material We are not williag that Walterboro M d tabor •honld be jodgiMl by a gaiUUd accoout C A ttavnge lumber tt snob a bappentag as It would be If n w Black Jr material . , . j” . h w Blank Jr material told a law tlmea. m 4. Falrneae t» oti'om’rrs agtdaat the John Ktneej wood T U Lemscks conveying 8fO fence of the towe, whoao <!*«!* have ■ w Ackerman conveying lunattc 15 frevioudy been told In our columns John Kmaey wood lo We do not wieb ».» be irnmniisteol H w ' i. A MM <hu wm P f fhture troub’e. f. To let offenders against the pence and dignity of the town k-ow rh»r we B D Padgett atampe ate go ng to treat all alike, aid that we T G Kershaw ooetroc n w Ackarmaa oonv convict T u Lemaeks coaveytag prta J M Kiel- medicine 1 t?pccu, p7 th* Thomas Beady, (* acres; liomu’ed eaat.by lands of Joe Mitchell, sr>uth by Public Bond from Walterboro to Cottagcville $"> 47 Mrs Joatta Bailey, 75 acre*, bound ed eaat by lauds of Jim Strickland, west by Est of Rou’gh Edwards, Month by Fiucken A Myer $6 25 Ben Koger, 10 acres; bounded cast by lands of kiehard vo&Lehe, no b bj Public Bond, lending from ua|. ter boro to Giyhut>a Ferry $5 71 COLLIN8 TOWNSHIP Presbyterian church. 40 acrea and bounded north by J Bivens, south by C W Warren, west by U W War ran, eaat by 11 A M Smith. Taxes 3 u costs and penalties $5 80 Abraham Black, 5 acrea; eaat by lands of Clements, west by road, south by landa of Clements, north 3 4 29 41 13 61 I006 163 88 75o 15 4 uf# bjThWM.ll.JOT, rts which las wtoag la it. •gainst any set T G Kerahaw postmortem etc G 8 Arnett conveying GG{ L G. OWENS Slier iff Colleton County Walterboro, July 16. • 9 We attiml all special sale* and mcu'c | targnio prices for our patrons. Watch the Charleston advent* menu ami let as know your wants. 8 Unfa cion guar aranteed or money refunded without question. ASSOCIATED BUYERS CO.. Purchasing Agents aud dealer* in Specialilie*. P. O. Box 577. Charleston, K. U. Notices. ESI DAVID SMALLS, SR. 7. List, tat hot least, oer duly, as we! Jno D Edwards prccecdinga la re 23 op •offlr* 1 Ii« pn^lfcatiee. s E Savage bioek Early risers MSMM ttttlh DMh. S^tTS pmsoBs having demaixlu sgaioat this estate will pretent tbe t-aine d ilv. itemized and attested, end a'l tho’e indebted thereto will make payment to Messrs Miller * Whaley Attorneys at Law, 25 Broad street. Charleston, - 8 O Dtvid tm-IU, Jr. 7 10 4*. Qualified Admintrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS—A11 persons indebted to Estate of R 8 W illiam* fieoeesed are required to present ibeir claim* duly attested, nad thorn 1s- debred to said eetale make payment to me witkis 30 days 710 41 v - HMWllMams, Admlnlstraior .