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t ; C^elPuss anb Stanbatb TMKTY-SCCOND YZAJL W. W. SMOAK, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. Catered rt the W«lierloro, 8. C. Foctoffice •• >ecnn(1-c!*M miller March t, 187V, under Actot March 3, ItfV —TERMS— Om tea* — #1 00 Rte KOKTH8 BOo* vnaa uomn« 26c ALWAYS II ADVANCE. Publiahad every Wedaeaday. at Walterboro. rt. O. WEDNESDAY. DEC. 8. 1900. SUM fOR mu (Complaint not Served.) TBK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton. Court of Common I'lean. - Felicia H Chieolm, Plaintiff •ffalnat Kate L Tree holm. Defendant TO THE DEFENDANT, Kate L Tren- boim. Too are hereby tuna mooed and re* paired to aneerer the complaint in thta action which traa filed in the office of tlm Clerk of the Court of Common Plena, for the Comity of Collet no oe the MRh day of Octotar, A D. 11*09, and to awe a copy of roar answer u> the mid complaint ow the aubeeribert at their ofloeNo. 81, Brood Street, Charleohoe, S. C., within tweety day* after the mr- ▼fee beteof, rxcluaiye of the day of each aerrice; and it you fail to aaawer the oempieim withia Me time aforemld. the platetlff in thfa action will apply to tlM Court fcr the relief demanded in the complaint. I Charleaton, 8. O., Ifiih October, A. D 1109. MITCHEL A SMITH, Plalntlff’a Attorney. FOR SALE. * A tract of land in Colleton County, known as “Rum Gully Place,” form erly owned by J. J. Cummin?*, con taining seven hundred and sixty acres more or less, bounded north by lands formerly of A. B. Stephens and others, east by Varnadore and* Martin, south by Nelson Crosby, Pounds, Henry Jones and others, of fered subjcet to timber leases, Rea- onable terms can be arranged. Place unimproved. Address WOODWARD LUMBER CO.. SMJGUSTA, GA. j ! In OTIC E. ' All persons who w'ish to get chairs that will last twenty or more years should order now. If you can’t see me leave orders w’ith Mr. R. H. , Wichman, C. L). C. Adams or Witsell & Padgett, and get the improved handmade chairs made by J. C. STANFILL. SHDCu IffilffiU ■■'■Lg"""'"" 1 -” SALE Of SECOND HAND INSTRUMENTS The Xmas tree of Methodbt Sun day school will be held Friday eve ning, the 24th irst. The little folks are elated over the near approach of this festive occasion. There will he a fruit dinner at Bethany church near Round, Satur day, the 18th inst. A program (*f speaking and children’s exercises has been arranged. “Dr Thomas’ElectIc Uil i« th<* best remedy for that often fatal diseaae— croup Has been n«ed with auco^a in our family for eight yearsMrs L Wblteacte, Buffalo. X Y. NOTICK Mr. Farmer of Colleton County'* Dear sir:— Terry k Shaffer want COW. PEAS and they are willing to pay for‘them. They offer |2.0o P e r bushel Trade •l .75 per bushel Cash Terry & Shaffer Want EGGS. They offer 25c per doz. picture coupons punched “for Eggs, same as cash. Terry & Shaffer want CO^N. They offer $1 .00 per bushel. * Terry <5c Shaffer pay big-prices cash for Otter, Mink, Possum, Coon and all other furs. WIRE FENCE Cash or on Time. Come round and * * * us before you purchase. The following list of instruments taken in exchange as partial pay ments on the Artistci Stuff and Shaw piano, are being thoroughly overhauled and each one will l>e in fine condition, and might suit some purchaser who would like a servicea ble instrument at a low price and on easy terms. If so, write at onee taking Ijrst, aeaond and third choice, and we w ill give you a full descrip tion by return mail or in person^ No. 1. Harrington, rosewood case self player $300 No. - 2. Stieff, rosewood case, 275 No. 3 I vers & Pond, mahogapy case v .». 250 4. Mathushek, ebonizefL. case 250 5. Emerson, walnut case 200 6. Braumuller, oak case. .. 150 7. Kingsbury, mahogany H T K T Ts^l R I X K. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. case ease 175 150 125 125 12B 125 8. Anon, ebonized 9. Gilbert, ebonized 10. Swick. ebonized No. 11. Windsor, walnut No. 12. Crown, walnut No. 18: Steinway square 150 No. 14. Newman Bros, square 75 No. 15. Empire, square 76 No. 16. Stieff, square 75 No. 17. Grovesteen square.. .. 60 ‘No. 18. Stieff square 60 No. 19. Knabe square «... 60 No. 20. Pirsson square 50 Easy weekly or monthly payment^ if desired. inkropt. and transact rich Jtber bnsi- Mf aa may psoparly come before teid •dHa( (vie propoewl to coDilder the IsUMdiate mis of tbe Bankrupt’* prop- #4t, or a pmpoatiion for comooaitiou. EDWARD W. HTOURS, Hefenw ia Bankruptcy. Daiad 80U» Nov., 1900. KoTK—The proof of Otaim mutt be la accordance with the form & Okas. M. Stieff MANUFACTURER OF Artistic Stieff Shaw and Stieff Self player Pianos SoDthern Wareroom: S W. Trade St. Charlotte, • N. 6. C H- WILMOTH, Manager. MENTION THIS PAPER. Mr. V. C. McQuiddy. Kstill Spiings, Tcnn., says: “Two years ago I had a .severe ca.<e of Tetter on the fingers of both hands. It first made its appearance on the ends of the fingers and then spread all over the hands. I was compelled to lose time from my work and finally got so that 1 was helpless. I placed mysely under a leading physician of Tullahoma. Tenn. He treated me some time and did me some good, but told me he could nut cure me, and that there was no cure that he knew of. I saw your advertisement in the Gospel Advocate of Nashville, and finally decided to give your remedy, Tetterine; a trial. To my utter surprise and satisfaction, it worked a speetly cure and ever since I have been free from Tetter.” „ Tetterine cures Eczema. Tetter. Ring Worm. Ground Itch, itching Piles, Infant’s Sore Head, Pimples, Boils, Scaly Patches on the Face, Old Itching Sores, Dandruff, Cankered Scalp, Bunions, Corns, Chilblains and every form of skin disease. Tetterine, 50c ; Tetterine Soap, 25c. Sold and guaranteed by J. M. Klein; or by mail from the manufacturer. The Shruptrine Com- * pany. Savannah. Ga. j A. Wichman & Son. ‘Christnas’ the Supreme Court of ttev. r escribed United BANK STATEMENT PROCEEDINGS IN BANKIUPTCT. Id the District Court of the United lot of Bon tJ In Bnnkraptc Btattn. tor the District of Booth Caro- lias—1 “ t -• * f* ttcy In tbs Mattor of J. W. Carson, Bank- nipt. To the Creditors of the above Rs ok rust: 11 Nodes la hatebycivea that on tha aoth day of November, A. D. 1909, the above named Bankrupt was duly adjudicated Bsakrept, and that tha first amattfig of hit creditors will be held at the office of rtCKEN, HUGHE* 4k FICKEN, No 17 Broad Street, Chariest on. 8 C.oa the Ifth 4ey of December, A. D. too* id It o’olook noon, at which time the held creditors pay attend, prove their ctaima, appoint a trustee, examine Statement of the condition of the Ehrhardt Banking Col located at Ehrhardt, S. C., at the close of busi ness November 16th, 1909. RESOURCES. Loan;* and discounts *> 11,475.16 Banking house 2,2 t >0.00 Furniture and Fixtures. 1,396.47 Due from banks and trust companies 105,566.80 Currency 2.500.00 Gold 42.60 Silver and other coin 1,232.35 Total $124,462.79 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $ 20,000.00 Surplus fund . 3 . 1,200.00 Current profits less cur rent expenses and taxes paid * 2,432,08 l>ue to banks and trust companies 3,402 20 Dividends unpaid 1,325.58 Individual deposits sub ject to check 72,440.76 Time certificates of de posit 23,662 17 Total $124,462 79 State of South Carolina- County of Bamberg. Before me came A. F. Henderson. Cashier of the above named bank, who. being duly sworn, my* that the above and foregoing statement ia a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. A. F. HENDERSON. Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of November, 1909. JACOB EHRHARDT. Notary Public, S. C. Correct. Attest: J. WMS. CARTER. D. M. SMITH. . J. L. COPELAND. M. D., Directors. COME AND SEE US, IT MEANS MONEY TO BOTH OF US. We can save you money and we have the goods to do it with. We have ju$t received a large atock of Dry Goods, Notion* and Shoes. 6 * We have what you want and will make the Prices RIGHT. It will cost you nothing to look and it will give us pleasure to show you whether you buy or * not. We handle the ». Celebrated Brown i Shoe Bros. line of Shoes. We can fit your whole family and will give you a guarantee with each pair. Our price will surprise you when you figure with us. J M WITSELL SUPPLY CO. LANDS TO BE SOLD. :spi ;arol Will the hungry politicians ever forgive Mr. Taft for knocking in the head of the pork barrel? STATE OF SOU^H CAROLINA, - Coiiatoo Couaty. Bv vlnoc ol tha aathori’y in m vaatnd at executrix eod eq ecu (ora, reepactively. abder (he lne( will and raetfimme of Isaac Baa la, deeaamd, wa will offer lor •ala at pabiic aaettoa a* Bmoak's Croee Roads oa Ue 9th day pf December, 1909, at 11 o’clock A M., the following wv- eral parcels of laad aitaate la tha * oaa- ty and Bute aforemld. la Warraa Towa- •hip.* a • 1. All that Uaot of la id. knotm at tha 8. A. kania tract, oon>aiui>.t Uiamw. more or leas, bounded tha math by lead* of tba estate of Yatcy Smoek; oe the teat hjr estate of laaxc Baals, aa- d; on the south by land* o< H A. Strickland; and on tha west by lands of D L. Bmiib. 8. All (bat tract of that land, known a^ the School House tract. ooitalning 4 acrot, more or lees, and being bounded on tba north, by lands of the Methodist Parsonage; on tha east by lands of the estate of Isaac BauU; on the south by lands of the eoho<4 district; an 1 on tha west by public highway. 8. All that tract of land, known as the School House tract, containing 15 term, more or lass, aad being bounded on thtf north hy lands of O. W. Garris; oa tha east by lands of Mary Saala. deceased; on the south by lands of Frank Daria; and oh the west by lands of O. W. Garvia. 4. All that tract of land known aa the George Williams tract, containing 30 acme, more or leas, sad being bounded on the north by leads of B W. Bishop; east by lands of estate of Mary BauN; on the eouth by lands of Frank Davie; and on ihewast by public highway. Terms of sale cseo. We reserve tbe right to reject xnj and ail bids. LAURA BAUL*. Executrix. C. W. UARRIB, Executor. I A. BAUL8, Executor. 3t It 94 CITATION- For loners of Administration THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i ountv of Colleton. By Joo D. Edwards Esquire Probate Judge. W’her<*a«. H G. Crosby made suit .to me to jgraul him Letters of Admio- i-oration of tbe Esute and effects of 8 M Croebv. THESE ARE. THEREFORE, to cite and ttiimouoh ail aud singular the kindred and Creditors of tbe said B M Crosby, deceased, that they be and appear before me. In tbe Court ol Piobate to he held at Wal'erboro 8 C on Dec. 17th I9v». next alter publication hereof, at 11 o’doek ia the forenoon, to show cause if aay they have, why the said Administration should not I granted. Uivtn under my hand, this 3rd day ol Dec A D tuny Published imi theAth and 15th day of Decmber 1909, ia The Press aad Stand ard. JNU. D. EDWARDS. Probate Jodge £ % ' v't . f / \ ^-v 'll > ^ ^ bAYTA *- L A J ’R* 1 Put some of B these on your I list Rev G P Penney left Tuesday for a visit to hi* outers, Mrs Louis O’Cain of Orangeburg, and Mrs F P Merger of Jamison. From there he will go to Abbeville, to attend the Annual Conference of the Methedist Episcopal church South. amr mum SAnmfSBr Ike Bed 8ah% Bum hr AePrSo Pet ap vtth aevso BtedMieaaaatbBK. Worn 4U» Coocavad. Ground Carving Sets Scissors Razors Razor Sets Razor Strops Shaving Brushes Shot Guns * Rifles Leggings .. Belts Hunting Coats ’* Gun Cases ? Knives and Forks ’ Shears Water Sets Ladies’ Knives Tools {all kinds) Oil Heaters Blue Flame Stoves PRINCESS RANGES Cook Stoves Fire Screens Fire Dogs Child’s Tool Chests Ammunition Cooking Utensils Rogers 7 Silverware Lap Robes Whips Buggy Heaters Harness Saddles * pinner Bells aLamps , "Scales Boys’ Saws Aad hundreds of other things that would be use ful and appreciated. MiaaosiT BSUSNCS. Ike tHMee Star Out Price* from ““’’“• Call and See o- Oae Set In a Set fa Line* Golden Oak Ceae. Price. .tS-00 Our Stock Before ""iSSUEF* ^ ou ^ r ** tina * Presents. “TNC BUSY BUSINESS & HARD l? WARE GO.! J I For a mild, mgy action of the bowels Stops itching laataatly. Cure* pfl«< of Doau’« Hegulets I- rezema, snlt rbeum, tetter, iteh, hive* berpee, scabiea—Doin'* Ointment. A r , - it cures hxbirnal con. •tipntioa. A5 eeotx a box. Ask vu*»r drnggtot for them. any drag store. e\