Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Cfce %»ss anil Stanbarb TWntTY<MfTH YEAR. W. W. SMOAK, JR. AMD PROPRIETOR. B HOKTHfl ALWAYS !l AOYAVCE. * ISbU-o^d t*vrj Wodnosdkf. WEDNESDAY, DEC. IP, 1W. If you know of a thing that will darken the joy Of a man or a woman, or a girl or a That wilf wipe out a smile or the least way annoy • A fellow, or cauue any gladness to cloy? It,s a pretty good plan to forget it. If you kenow of a thing, just a least little sin. Whose telling would work up a laukg, or a grin. Of a man you don’t like, for lord's sake keep it in! Don’t don’t A»e a knoiker, right here stick a pin. It’s a pretty good plan to forget it. The well is 840 ft deep ‘‘Pinky” and Mr Hughes struck a small flow yastciday. OUR CANDIDATE FOR SENATE. We are publishing elsewhere the flatform of Colleton's Senatorial candidate and we ask our readers carefully to peruke same. Mr Hen- derson is a native of Colleton county Who for the last thirty years has been living in Aikt n. He is a man .1 of.firm convictions, fearless and able, and our prediction is that the man who heats D. S. Henderson will be United States Senator. Master’s Sales W rst by laads of John D Wsrren, oon- lairira ia the whole one acre, bkmw o< leva aa will more tally appaer frem p'ai of Nune by ▲ J Lem acts. Survey* ~r. 4 AH that pkoe, parcel, or tract of ’vLd, in £terU!au Tnanabip, raid to r'* tala tarnty five arret, and branded North b« lands ol P Q WilUa, Eaat by wn< a of 8 It Parrv. South and w#at by land, of U W Wiilia. & All that piece, parcel or tact of Hi.d, iu bed loam hip. oontkining five 6) tciev aiMi bonoded North by Irnds • i Uoeute llen>Uv.i% Ka.t by lands of (leruy Leny. booth and Weat by d* of O VV iievaor. 'I eroj* of ra>e r-vsh. Pufcbasera to pay f« r («per« on eacn tract. C U Henderson, December 14th 1907 . Blaster. ytate of South Carolina Colleton Comity In the Common I’leas U C Itaysor, et. al, vs. Mamie Aiken liy virtue of the decree of the above court herein, 1 will cell at public outcry, befotc the Court House in Walterboroon HsIeDsy fanuMry HA»8, (Cili day) withiu the legal hours ot eaio the follow - iug detoribed Realty, All that 1 *t of land with tiie buildings ther** ! tty on, situated in the town of M ai-1 .The H’sle of Hooth Carolina Col let ton County *ale by Older of the Probate Coart ilv virtue of an order from the Pro- la e fomt, 1 will tell at public outcry, bcloie the Court House in Walterboto, ou ri* !r Day io Jsunary next (ffih day ) i I < ltj)< »>bg Peivonaits, sitnsie ou ihe ‘Jonalky p'lae, ixuuty utul state afore- said, one Rio Thresher. Oi e 15 Horse Engine and Boiler. M stung, pulleys and belts ‘leiinaof sale cash. II C Ksvaor * B»c 2nd 1907 Admtr G W Kaysor, it- CITATION For Letters of Administration Jim U. WHERE TO (iirr XMAS. Waiterboro has numerous places where Santa Claus is making head quarters. The display at these places is very good i;nd we are sure that buyers of Xmas goods will not do better than to patronize these places. w. «. *' fl '■ Among those who have Xmas goods on display may be mentioned: Taylor’s, Drown Furniture and Hardwire Company, Colleton Mer cantile and Manufacturing Company, Terry and ShaiTer, Mrs W A Black, Walterboro Supply Company, John M Klein, Walterboro Drug Company 5 and 10c Store. S Finn, Jf A Wester- burg. TALKING TOO MUCH. There is such a thing as talking too much, and this indiscretion is not committed entirely by women and editors. There are men who are never so pleased as when they can tell some story on some other man that will work an injury to that man’s reputation or prospects for success. As a rule the news mongers among men are those who have nothing else to do. They are noted for aitting on soap boxes, hanging on fences, whittling sticks and spitting. You have seen “sich,, we are sure, now, havn’t you, and when you saw them you were aorry lor them, weren’t you? Of course they ought to be at home working, helping their wives Edwtril* E-quire 1'rutmu Judge. torboro, c .unty and state afor*-j Wber*** B i:» .Hander* made unit ■m.l, coiiUiul.* "I1B wa I»11 I ;° r XJ u iteS‘5 acre (1-)), ui.ire or less, ami { t j ra( . e n, rer , liounded »♦ follows, Noith ly lot THE^E ARE. THEREPORE, to elte of Mrs. lil ick ami .public stree*. wimnotob •ii»ud mogbinr tuekiodreo East by lot o' Neyle, ^outTT b.-^' t tiie ^Kl Grace u.ver. , , / x " i u. u-. . , '(eccr.»» l, lbai ^ilie> be ami apiiear lots cf Neyle <iiiii lluhstcr ajul | before m,, In ibe Court ot 1'iobatdto West by Mam Street. j in* htkl in Walemoro m Eeo ao Terms of sale cash, purchaser j i vst aPer pubiicsimu hereof, ai n , p»'c!t«k in tli** »'*re*vxfn, to show i-aii-e ! a *!•>' tU«-> have, Wiiv ine •*U1 Adoiiuia- ] mti<>u should not begrauted. tiiv-m under my hand, ibis HUh day ol to pay tor papers. C. Ci. Henderson, Master. Dec 14 th, 1007. r Rise to do. • Here is where the idle tale is told that downs an innocent man, or Irhere scandal is spread. If you snow something on a fellow, need B + ■ . 0 r fop tell it? Will it do you* any good? Will it do him any? We are *1! guilty of too much talking. Read tfte following little poem and resolve to be just and considerate of your fellow man. The Chrismaa season is approaching when al persons should be filled with love foe there fellow man. Are you? State of Sooib Oaroliua Collet ou Countv In the Common Pleas C H Suobt l v* Allen Z. Scaraon By virtu ; ot decree of a!>ove court herein, 1 will sell at public outcry, be fore the court house in Walterboro, ou Sale Day in January 1908 (6th day), within the legal hour* of sals, the fol lowing described Realty. AU that plantation or tract of land, situated In the county and State afore ■aid, known as the “cjower” or '‘Webb*’, tract of the eatste of the late Edmund C Bellinger, and boon led North by lands of J. Slattery and tie White Hoosa tract. East by the same lauds and tract and tbe Ashapoo River, Month by the “Pocosaby” tract, anl West by la ds now or late of Ben Dart and others, containing tour bundrtd and fifty acres of high land and sixty f iva seres o Rice land, as per plat of A. L Campbell, Surveyor of 1875, attached to tbe deed of J.K. Terry, Sheriff to Evander M. Speights, Terms of Bale cash, Purchaser to pay for papers. 0 G. Henderson, Master. Deo 14th 1907. December A. D. 19"7 Pntiftfthed ou the 18th and 2">tli duyiof Dec ,1907, in The Prens and Standard. JNO. D. EDWARDS. Probate Judge. Notices, The state of South Carolina Colleton County. In Ihe Common Pleas. Halsey Lumber Company. Ve. Mss Bonaparte, et al. By virtue of the decree of above court bento, I will sell at pabitu outcry be fore the Coart House in Walterboro. on Sale Hay In January 1908 (6th dav; within the Ilegal hours of mie, the fol lowing described Realty. AU that piece* parcel or Tract of lead situs ted in the county and state aforesaid, eon- tainieg tuenty four acres, more or Its* NOTI< E—All t-arties holding claims a- giun«! Colleton county w'.ll tile them in mis i rfitt properly m«de oat on or betore uie fii»t day of Jauusiy, 19b J E A oore. Supervisor, C C NOTICE—All perscnal property itaysor i on the t»im>-ttbeue G W Itaysor will be at pub ic outcry on *ald farm lor w edneti'ay, Dec 18, 1907 at„M o’ H C Itaysor, Admr. % Having filed my final return as Ad- iniowir*ror of the Estate of Mary Stan field w.th eobate Judge I will apply to nim for l^trers bi*misaory on the lltb day ot December. 1907. w E. Stanfibld 10-30 to 12-14 Administrator. KOriCE—all persons are forbidden to allow their Stock to trespass on my lands, either in Relis or Broxton township P M Thomas. 11 27-2m. Rnfflns. S. C. Drifting We are drifting* yes we’re drift ing To tUt bonudless ocean wide Where Uiost we loved have gone before us B >rn on resistless tide. A tide that ever surges on j o Lhat vast unknown tea W here deaths great ship with sails all set ----- — —roa, me k or wash if thoro i* nothin*' »“ d bonndud East by Richard Simmot s kor wash, ir there is nothing orA Wichinao . west by Angnsi Mag Await both you and me. wood, North by Stephon Robeson and Booth by .gases Simmons; reserving lease for .timber rxeedted by Alf.td Bonaparte, and recorded in Book 21, page 635 to A, O. and E L Halsey. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. C. G. Henderson. December 14th 1907 Master. its freshning JSoilocdtide rolls waves Inland from ocean deep And as it ever switly ebbs. H e faithful watch should IT’S PRETTY GOOD PLAN TO ^ > FORGET IT. If you see a tall fellow ahead of the r crowd, A Wader of men, marching fearless and proud, And yon knew of a talc whose mere ' telling aloud '•— Would cause hir proud head to in an Cqish be bowed. It’s a pmitty good plan to forget it If yon know of a skeleton hidden actaaet, and guarded and m the day dark; whose showing," whose (•Men dhpjv riefand sorrow and ' dumay, It*« a pcetty gpod plan to forget it. > * apot in the life of concealed, W> heartstrings and rehd no It Tbo State of South Carolina Colleton County In the Common Pleas ‘ H C. Itaysor, as Administrator cf the Estate of G, W. Raysor, deouaaed And in hie owii light, ot al Vs. Mami* Aiken ■ By virtue of the decree of above con t herein, 1 will mil at pnblio out cry be fore the Court Boose ie Watterbor , on Sale Diy in January 1908, (8th day) wlthi- iheugit, hours of sale, tbe fol lowingdeaorlbed Realty. AU situated in the oontiYy and state aforeaeiti. 1 AU tboee two plantattoue ou tract fit land, knows as “Tamottey^* and "Dawn of Hopef thirteen hundred a^rea, more or and tea (910) aorea thereof being rich fifteen eotee(U15) scree thereof hr lag high lauds and bounded logutbsr as follows: North on tbe Ashapoo River south end Eaa’t on lands now or former lv of M. B. Patterson and A L Bel linger and on tbe public rand, and West on tbe Purcell Tract, now or formerly of Larieey f Ail that piece, parcel, or tract of load, oontalnlDf two hundred aed •warty three (823) acres, more or less, aad boa added North by leads of H. YV Horadoa and Ben E Crosby, Booth by lands of Be ate of Into A A Hadeon aad Ben B Crosby and W«t by ktede of John E Hnrndon 8 All tlst lot of piece oflaadintlo town of Walttfbovo; the mom being THE GREAT SOUTH OPPOTUNITY is written everywhere. It is painted by the sun on every landscape. What will this great South be. In ten years what will Aiken Heights be. If you are pitying fent tnis is your opportunity to secure a lot upon which to begin a home. If you ; would share in Aiken prospepitv. lands, aad aboa*. eleven hundred aad T Which matters not whether you be in New York, Georgia, or SoutKXarolina or any State in vest your savings where they will make money, buy one or more lots in Aiken Heights. Less than three-fourth of a mile north of Aiken, S. C. One ol the greatest towh in the South. Ihe, natural resources of Aiken and with her advanc ing march compels the advanc- ment of Aiken Heights. Call on our agent, Mr. G.- M. Walker. • - day Lot, aa g pan of tbs Tnsvspi Cans k and bouadsd North by a street Mparailng M from lands of Ouo wntsf. Eaal by a strum separating from lands of Otto H Winters U South by Tbe reward fora good deed it at okwrr«5! *“ >1““ it. A ‘ t ' a * ' mu STORE ■ ^ “The. Store That Always Makes Good” §>■ MAKE YOUR HOLIDAYS BE OF THE HAPPIEST : S * f The H. W. Cohen Store begs to offer you its best wishes for the Holidavs. Any talk of business at this happy Holiday season would be an impertinence. For fifty weeks of the year we have preached our little business sermon in this space; let this week and next stand as an exception. We wish you the very merriest of Christmases and o the happiest of New Years. N The H. W. Cohen Store tdl Makes Good.” ~T~ ■ '* " .V