The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 24, 1907, Image 5
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Our E. T. H. Shaffer is now in New York City. He writes that
has found many snaps and bargains. He writes that he has purchased Xi
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the largest fall stock ever handled in our business.
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E. T. H. Shaffer begs his friends in Colleton county to wait until this
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stock arrives before buying this fall.
OF ALL KINS DO NF AT
Cbc press Stanbavfc.
We have just receive'! » now
stock of letter and noto ] aper,
bill head? and stutetnent*, envo-
lopoa of all kinds at 1 colors. “
sansPHeTiON GCHRnronrED
Prices reasonable which v. ‘
will gladly quote yen.
Blank legal forms of all kinds
always carried in stock. (<aJi
and see us when in town.
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Great Reduction Sale
, COLLINS TOWNSHIP
Abraham Black, 5 aeree; east by
lands of Clements, west by load,
south by lands of Clements, north
by Thomas Meyers, $7 06
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Sheriff Colleton County
Walter boro, July 15.
We are ovestocked on Buggies
Wagons and stoves. Crops
being good we have large
shipments of these articles to
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arrive. We will sell you a
buggy or wagon at a low price
for cash or payable next fall.
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HE ASKED FOR A CIGARETTE
A. Wichman 8t Son.
Sheriff’s Sales.
By virtue of tax executions to me
driected by R E Jones, county treas
urer, I have levied upon the follow
ing tracts of land, ami will sell for
taxes, costs and penalties on salesday
in August next, 5th day of August
(1st Monday.)
ADAMS RUN TOWNSHn* ‘
Estate Lucy Simmons, 40 acres of
land; bounded north by Willtown
road, east by Wideaway road, sooth
by R W Rhodes, west l*y Emma
Smalls, $7 65
John Smith, 30 acres; east by lands
of John Holms, south by Thomas
Drayton, west by Jerry Taylor, north
by Uato Ravenel, $11 20
* Joe Graba-n, 3 acre?; bounded
north by lands of Thomas Grahan*,
north and west bv ‘ naan -Holmes,
vest by SW Brow, $S 18
Dianna Singleto -, " « r, reF: bound
ed east by lands oi . ! • ■'•eon,
north by Friday Muhi • •• , >. -t by
John uarrity, south t -uck-
ney $7 os
Mikell Deas, 6 acres; bounded
vest by land of Frank Richards,
north-east by William Holmes south
by ham Fraser, $9 15
Harden Brown, 5 acres; bounded
north by lands of liobbie Davis, west
by Nancy Pinckney, sonth by John
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Abran Herthaw, So lores
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mutlk by P~-Fitgu#on, south by T O
Powell, wst by P A Ferguson, west by
DMeloer. 1868
Masfaiett Philippe, 6 sores land,
north by PAUey Da ris, loath by Jack-
•oaborp road, east by P ▲ Fsrgaton,
sssuss ouoiun
fey John Ford, i
ooot by John Fc
bf Kuslla Fraser. $8 Si
Mims Simmons. 3 acres laod; north
south by Lowis SmaUs,
I'ord, west by O 8 Gads-
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- Bit Patssy Davis, 5aeres north
fey KoQniro, a«st by F A Ferguson
SMfth by Mnrearet Philibps, west bv
JodtsoobOroitend. |7 98
fBXKIDAN TOWNSHIP
Eugenia Carton, 2 acres of land
north by Angwata Road, east by lands
tfTB Bill, sonth by T B Bird,
wait by JR Stokes. 16 36
BFLLS TOWNSHIP
H B Crosby, 142 asres land, boun
ded east bv la^ds of Jasper Crosby,
south by Maddy Crosby, w:st by A be
Bennett. $13 29
FRASER TOWNSHIP
B J Bennett, 10 acres; bounded
n^th laads of B W U illiame, east by
William Richardson, south by Balls
lands, west by W billet Merchant
$5 26
Estate of Ben Rosamond, bounded
east bv lands of Maria Lourent, west
by R T Tinner, north by Prince
Wnckney, south by H Fraser, $5 18
BLAKE TOWNSHIP
Rose Pinckney, 5 acres; north
hy lands of Brown & Zalle«‘, south
by P Dorman, east by lands of
Brown, west by Singleton, $4.41
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Maria James, 20 acre.; north
by Prince Cattles, South by Abram
Crttles, east by Prince Cattles, west
by 8 A Marvin, $6 03
Amelia Grant, 1 acre; bounded
north by Public Road, south by
lands ol P Walker, east by Frank
Miller, west by Walker, $5 23
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LOWDNES township
Monday Gail Hard, 12 acres bound
ed east by lands of William Gailliard
west by Aron Fisbbnrne, north by J
P Speck, south by Mary Washing
ton, _ 0 $>15
Est of Hector Hawk, 12 acres:
bonndedjjeast by lands of Aaron Fish-
borne, west by Robt Fraser, north
by P Speck, sonth by C Blake, |4 78
YERD1IR TOWNSHIP
J B Larisey, 100 acres, bounded
west by lands of G T Ward, sonth by
Fish Pond bw«mp, North by Daniel
Bpeok,. - $7 OU
Mri Joana Bailey, 75 acrea, bound
ed eaat by lands of Jim Btricklpod,
west by Est of Rongh Edwards, sonth
by Finokea & Myer f6 *5
Ben Koger, 10 acres; -bounded
by lands of Richard vonLehe, north
by Public Road, leading horn Wnl-
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Smiling Facet Ha. Turned To Frown*.
Smiling fields are greeting the
farmers every where, jest now. The
farmers have been smiling w little too
as they would glacne them over, bnt
the heavy rains of the past few days
have caused their faces to again wear
the gloom?, solemn expression hab
itual to them.
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Mr Editor, one naturally expects
an editor to know something of every
thing, so we would like to ask yon
why farmers as a rule are such pes
simists. They seem to forget that
u every cloud has a silver lining,”,
and when it rains a little more than
each one thinks ss enough for his
individual needs, why, be forthwith
looks for a cloud burst or a “young
flood.”
Last Sunday at the Methodist par
sonage, in the presence ol a few near
relatives and friends. Miss Ella
Strickland and Mr Bery Griffin of
Omega were married by Itev Sojourn
er. '
Owing to the recent sad death of c ; rculat,n K f0 «- ^er«i hours.
,, • • i , and had ccrrsloned the placing of rx-
the brides brother, the Wedding was , r « t *nt,ie 8 by the 150 militiamen
very quiet Mrs Griffin’s lovable dis p^-t'-d about Hahnville. jail to guard
position has won her .many friends the four Italians convicted con-
who aie loth to have her leavt but ffplracy ln the ^napias and murderf
who join with the writer in wishing 01 tbe , ' <,iran ‘ l boy-
her and her husband happiness and Po,,e ^ amc on Frelflht.
m • • rr ., , The posse Jumped from the freight
prosperity in their journey thorugh ct the li4 ii r0 ad station, which is over
h*®* ; ! a mile Horn tho jail. They covered
Miss Mamie Hiers has returned ,wo telegraph operators there with
from a pleasant visit to Aallendale j revolver* in order to prevent an
Mr Olive lliers h« corn,enced hie "T, ' SC ,a ‘ L
, ° It > is aaiil tne leader was a man
school-t lew jinles from here. \\ e can prcnMncnt in the state militia, but
wish no greater success for him than this has not been verified Mem-
that his lather's mantle man descend bers tif ,he p° 8 ^ believed that the
to hju, a mili'ian'.en, who were marly all f$om
u. u^.1 „ » ■ i . . the same city as themselves, would
Mr Mosley of Berkeley county is not th « p rlBOner8 .
on a visit to J A Carroll. | a hert distance from the railroad
Miss Jane Padgettt has gone lynchers suddenly w ere
Florida on a visit to relaiives I confronted by Major Wheat and a
MIm Marion M« leaves thU week 1 h " ,,d ' u ' “ f ^ n,, ' n ' ,
, J , litiamen stood with gun« leveled it
for a house party at the home cf her their wdists. and the r “■ - v
friends, Miss Ruby Birchof Florence.! hrii^oj. revolvers and ciuo a ,u in
Miss Sailte Garris is at home tor ac lK positions. Scarcely a man
still have on hand a lot of lovely
hats of newest styles whioh were
ordered late, a mV- in order to
make room for my fall stock, I am
going to sell these from now „
‘Crowd of New Orleans Men, Bent'on
Lnching the Lamana Boy’s Kidnap-
•re. Sent Back to City Peaceable
Citizens. ”
Hahnvtlle, La., July 10.—A dozen
militiamen faced a mob of one hun
dred would-be fjnehera here Satur
day and without firing a shot sent
them back to New Oflean* the mo^t
peaceable of men. There Is now no
■ign of violence.
Control over the mob waa gained
at the mon^nt when an unequal fight
threatened, by a remark drawled in
•oft southern accent by a mtllttamaa,
who asked:
“Any you fellows got a cigarette?'’
A laugh brec-zed over the crowd and
wHb thla break in the ten*IOn an ugly
situafion cleared up.
The posse had arrived at' Hannvllle
on a freight tralp running ahead of a
special out of New Orleans, bearing
two companies of militia, hurried
here for the express purpose of head
ing off cuch an attack.
Rumors 'fhat- u mob Vras coming had
TO • AUGUST 15th AT GOST
Please bear in mind that this is no ‘Take” sale
but a real one. These hats must go. * # *
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Come - Early - Avoid ■ The ■ Rush
VERY RESPECTFULLY
Mrs. J. S. Jones.
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Our New York buyer wired us'last week,
that he had succeeded in landing a bunch
of fine embroideries in both^lawn and
cambric, we wired him at once to ship,
they are now here and we’woiild be pleas
ed to have y^u call and look them over.
Vfe feel confident ycu v 'll nprr?o with us
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when ’ssert that in tms iot~wc have
tnc orcatest values fnatwo have ever put
before the bargain hunters of this com
munity. Can we expect an pearly call.
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TAYLORS
the summer.
Rev G M, Sexton commences the
protracitiU meeting at tbe Baptist
church on the fourth Sunday.
A number of the young tolks from
here'pre ant:ciparing enjoying the
well known hospitality cl tbe people
at Lross Swamp at the picnic on tne
18th last
Mr Ben Smcak of Branchville is
spending bis vacation with his par
ents. His many friends a?6 glad to
welcome him nome for awhile.
A**Bilions \
Attack.**’
Symptoms* Soar stomach,
nasty taste in month, sick
headache, tallow complex*
ien, the world your enemy.
Conetipetietl, inact-
liver, overflow of bile
the syetem.
-V !l«f. Treatment for two
its before retiring with
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AnTOMO KUIT9
i a night, don’t worry, aleep
moved. and not a word u as spoken
for nearly a minute and then the
militiaman with the happy Inspiration
retailed the comradeship of both
sides by his homely request for a ;
sm<I<e. Immediately a leader in the'
| mob spoke up:
“We want Just a word with the
captain.”
Men Would Not Shoot High.
Maj<^ Wheat replied that there
would he no talking, that unless the
mob inarched <«ff immediately for the
railroad atatiou he would give the or
der to fire, and he assured th.cm that
; his men would rot shoot high.
Tbis appeared to be what Ahe mob
lad cooyi to find out, for some of
tLoeFTq'nclily exclaimed:
"Come cn, boy*, we are going
back,” and all started for the rail
road. They had reached the track
and weie proceeding to the,, station
when the special bearing the rein
forcements cam* la atTspeed which
forced several men who were crowd
ed on a low trestle to Jump Into a
creek. No one was hip-t, and the
emptied special was reloaded with the
mob members and sent to New Or
leans.
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