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. Master’s bale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Colleton County, Common Pleas. Cal Tin £ Carter, Tg. Dennis Allen. *9 By virtue of the Decree of above aourt herein, I will sell at public ou'*- cry before the courthoust in Waiter- boro, on salesday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, the following described realty; ▲11 that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situate in the county and State aforesaid, containing sixty- three and three fourths (03 3-4) acres more or lew. and bounded as follows: North by lauds of Mam Sally, east uy Gibbes Hodges, south by lands now or late of Rigby and west by lands now or late’of estate of R D (Jeorge. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. C G HENDERSON, Master* November 16, 1908. Master’s Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Collett n County, * Common Pleas. M E Freeman, V8. Rosa Mills, et al. By virtue of the Decree of above court herein, I will sell at public outcry before the courthouse in Wal- terboro on salesdav in December next, (7th day) within the legal hoars of sale, the following described realty: All that piece or tract of land, situate in Broxton township, county and State aforesaid, containing twen ty (*<i0) acres more or less, and bounded as follows; North and east by lands of Hardy O’Quin; south by lands of James Padgett, and west by lands of Alexander Smith. Terms ot sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. C G HENDERSON, Master. November 16, 19oS. Master's Sale. STATE OF MOUTH CAROLINA. Colleton County, Common Pleas. J Karesh, in his own right and as Assignee, - vs ; -«- Nellie Walker, et al. By virtue of the Decree of above Court herein, I will sell at public ontcry before the courthouse in Wal- terboro, on salesday in December next, (Uh day), within the legal hours of sale, the following described reelty: All that parcel or tract of land, •itnatein Warren township, county and State aforesaid, containing thirty five (35) acres more or less, and bounded north by lands of Penny Jenkins, east by lands of Dr Stokes, •oath by lands of Mingo Jenkins, and west by lands of Penny Jenkins and Henry Simmons. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser pay lor papers. C G HENDERSON, Master. November 16,1908. Master’s Sale. to land, situate in Blake township coun ty and State aforesaid, containing nifty (50) aceres more or less, and known as part of the **Clover Hill” tr»cC and hounded as follows; North by lands of Joel Appleby, South by public road leading from %sbepoo to Hendersonville, East by public road running from Green Pond *o Wal. ter boro, and W r est by lands of Cato Phinic and Peter Pbinic, together with the buildings thereon. * Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to papers. C G HENDERSON, . Master. November 16, l'.*08. an AUTOMOBILE ROAD. We reproduce this week •o * o editorial from the Beaufort Gazette on the subjeet of an Atlantic sea board auto-road. Senator Christen sen, the editor of this paper, is one of the recognized leaders in thought in the State Senate and whenever he advocates a measure it is safe to say it has merit, and the dignified Senators sit up and take notice. It is, therefore, safe to say that his support of this auto-road along the seaboard will mean that it is to receive the attention of thinkers over the State. The News and Courier, comment ing on this road, uses the following language: "That the automobile is the poor man’s chief hope of cheap transportation as well as the rich man’s luxury is already amply de monstrated in many Northern States where the self-propelling vehicles are used for marketing purpoawa by the farmers. Presuming that the cost of run ning an automobile carrying 500 or 1,000 pounds of freight fifty miles Classified Advertisemeats. FOR SALE KOK MALE—The Coiieuou Co. hM two very fine farms for aale. If any one ia Interested in the pnrchaae of a farm it will be well to commanicate with said comj.au v. CABBAGE PLAN 1*9 FOR SALE— Early and late varieties at $1 60 per 1000. In lots of over 4000 at |1.25 per 1000 and in lota of over 10,000 at fl.00 per 100). Address all orders to . The Meggett Plant Co, Meggett, 8 C, 10 14 tf B J Donaldson, Manager. FOR SALE—One 8-horse power center crank engine. Price $75.oo. .T W Carton, 0 2 tf Walterboro, S. 0. WANTS. WANTED—The Colleton Really Com pany wi«he« to correspond with part es having from 2 to 10 million feet of loing leal pine timber for sale. WANTED—a competent stenographer. State salary expected and experience. address. “8teoo” Walterboro. 8. 0. [HSHEK -J) V C LOST. LOST—An open face gold watch with fob, (genileman's watch) on Saturday afternoon late, November 14, on Walter street, near Zalin a Store, or near Glever’s corner. Reward if re turned to The Press and Standard of fice. BUSINESS LOCALS. Everything the hist at Store. Kleiu's Drug Did yon the air ship in Charles ton and did yen know that Undine Flour could be bought at 6.00 per bbt? Terry A Shatter. I can save you money on your orders for sash, doors and blinds. II 11 2t C A Savage. The tank on the court hill is filled and Terry Jc Shaffer sell I'udine Flour at $1 00 per bbl. Comlete assortrueut of buscult at K R McTeer. Liquid veneer m*k-?s old tiiiug< new Wood work paiuts aud luruiture for aale at Klein'a. Everything the best at Kleiu’s Drug Store. would be no more than half that of „ . i • • i , . . . . Prunes, currents, raisin-, if.rna and snipping the some qaiiaUtias over I other.fruits for jour Chrihaia* cake a the railroad, it must be remembered 1 E R McTeer’s. that the farmer may bring in his automobile on the return trip such We are crushing out the profits on a large number of « Men’s and Boys’ Suits and Overcoats, that we have only a fey of each style, or, perhaps only a few broken i sizes in a lot. This is simply an unheard of oppor tunity to get GREAT CLOTHING VALUES right in the midst of the season. For we are going to dispose ^ of them at once regardless of profit. They must GO. ^ THE H COHEN STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ctriletou County, Oimmon Pleas. John S Smoak, as Executor et al, v« Jane Black, et al. By virtue of the Decree of above court herein, I will eell at public outcry before the courthouse in Wal terboro on caleaday, in December next, (7th day) within the legal hours of sale* the following described AH that certain piece, parcel or tenet of land, sitnate in the county and State aforesaid, containing seventy (70) seres more or lea kncwn ss .theW A Strickland place in Warren township^ and bounded north by lands of A W Smoak, east by lands of I Sauls, south by lands formerly di A Riven* and west by lands of J M Strickland. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to Wfo,P ‘ r TG HBNDEB80N. Master. November 16,1908. 4 Master s Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAOLINA. COLLETON COUNTY, Common Pleas, Stloox & Co, vs. ■ ^ H. w. Bitter. By virtue of the decree of ebo*e court herein* I will sell * public cutory before the courthouse m Walterboro: on Saleday in December W, within legal 1 described realty. (nsnt) 1908* within legal boors, the Wfowing desoribed realty. All that pasoe, paroel or trust commoditU'K as he must bny ia the city, and that he would thas save the freight on them. Whenever the inhabitants of two communities seriously resolve to have close transportation facilities, w hether they be by steam or electric railways or boats, they are soon pro vided. If the people of Savannah and Charleston can be convinced that the construction of the highway proposed is desirable, it will be pro vided, and it seems evident that the mere statement of the proposition would be all that is necessary to make plain that its carrying out would te of immense mutual benefit. Of course, as the Gazette inti mates, the counties of Colleton and Beaufort wbuld be expected to assist in defraying the expenses of build ing; they could not and would not expect Charleston and Savannah to build good roads for them, and it seems a fair assumption that their taxpayers would gladly co-operate in an undertaking backed by the two cities, and which would promise so much of value to them.” The subject of good roads is just now claiming! more attention than any other single topic in this county, and the construction of auto-roads is simply a corollary—the one in- ccudes the other. Of course this connecting auto-road—or permanent road—is simply enlarging on what we have advocated all along and is a natural outgrowth of a system of permanent and correctly built roads. TWNews and Courier continues: One tires of repeating that good highways promise more for the general prosperity than do any other kind of improvements. We are almost disposed to say that at the present time road building is a sub ject of nearer importance to the South than is school building, for in the last century or two centuries e location has made marked progress, while the roads are little better than they have been since Colonial times. A first rate highway between Savan nah and Charleston would in a few years transform the condition of a wide belt of territory lying between the two cities and it would be dotted with two or three small cities, that are now struggling villages, and ether properous villages would grow up. While drainage iswieceroary to the full development of the coeat country, roed building is the natural step preceding it and its coat ia not Every bod} wonders but yet tu true. The Bi£ store offers nit excellent Rice lit 8c per qt. the f&ck. Terry A Shaffer. Paint your farm implements wagons and buggies. The beot grade of paints tor sale at Klein’s. o Call ’phone 70b for fruits and vegeta bles. Jones Carbonating Co. Lualanne coffee. H H McTeer. An astonishing thing going on. Tha Big Store telling a good Coffee 3 lbs for 25c Tei ry & Shaffer. Jost arrived tta'I line of fruit# and vegetables at Jones Carbonating Co. 11 25 2t STORK “THE STORE THAT ALWAYS .MAKES GOOD.” S n 1 y Nyals winter congh syrup, baby cough syrup at Klein’a. Nvals Periodicals, Magazines and weekly papers at Klein’a. Inst in full line of fresh frnits. I R MoTeer. Freeh fruits at Jones Carbonating Co. Terry A Shaffer, Shoe Dept. Paint paint brushes for painters at Kleiu's. A carload of sash, doors and blinds jnst received. Get prices before yon bay elsewhere, O ▲ Savage. 1111 at Everything the beet at Klein’a Drug Store. ' Evetything the best at Klein’s Drug Store. Read The Frees and Standard—only $1 a year. Advertise In The Press and Standard, the paper with the circulation. Mrs J T Harrington baa a Mrs care for indigestion or dyspepsia. Everything the beet at Klein’s Drag Store. •leg preceuuj* *• —— - ---- m# w beyond the resources of the people. I bia. A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE One of the moat romantic mar riages that has taken place recently was solemnized on Monday night at the county jail. The contracti patties being Mrs. Lou Hey Geo. Smith. These persona tried last week for the murder of Lou. Hmr’i {husband. Dan Hay, and found guilty of murder, with recommendation to mercy. It was developed in the trial that on Sun day, July 26,1906, Den Hay died in great agony, claimed that he had been poisoned with candy given him by his wife Lou Hay. When arrest ed for the crime she admittted that she had given her husband “Rough on Rats”, which had been bought fer the purpoee by Geo. Smith. The trial of this case on Saturday was one of the most interesting held so far.. Capt E. L. Fishburae and D. B. Peurifoy Jr. defended the couple, but were unable to secure, anything from the jury bet recom mendation to mercy. Monday more- ing they were sent for and placed in the docket, the judge passed the sentence of imprisonmet for life at bard labor in the Penitentiary. So< Mondav night they sent for Magi- irate Wilson, who was a guest of Sheriff Owens, and had him perform thb ceremony which made than men and wife. They were taken Tuei- day morning, on their wedding tour, to the State penitentiary fa Col i urn- J. R. READ COMPANY, THE LEADING DRY GOODS EMPORIUM OE CHARLESTON. THE HOUSE THAT GETS THE NEW THINGS FIRST. Extend a cordial invitation to onr numerous friends rj • . * J and customers at Walterboro and surrounding country ^ . # i' to Charleston’s Greater Gala Week. f We would have onr friends to'make onr store their headquarters during their visit to the City. We would o Q call your attention to the new arrivals in all the depart- Q meets throughout the store. Dress Goods, Silks, Gloves, ’i ■ , C ja Hosiery, Winter Underwear, Blankets and Cumforts, o Rags, Art Squares, Window Shades, Lace Curtains and especially to ouj Ready to wear department which is overflowing with all the newest and latest creations in Ladies Suits, Skirts, Coats, Furs and Sweaters. ■ v,