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kao ghrcn mt much trouble lor six
months. It was so had that I
couldn’t walk sometimes for a
week. 1 tried doctors' medicine
and had a rubber bandage for my
leg, and bought everything that I
heard of, but they aO did me no
good, until at last I was persuaded
to try Sloan** Liniment Tbs irst
application helped it, and in two
ereeks my leg was wdl."—A. L.
Hunter, of Hunter, Ala.
Good foe Addolas. >.
^ Mr. K. Gilman, instructor of
athletics, 417 Warren St, Rox.
bury, Maas., says i—* 4 ! have used
SLOANS
LINIMENT
with great soecesa In cases of ex-
treme fatigue after physical exer
tion, when an ordinary rubciown
would not make any impression.”
Sloan's Liniment
has no equal as a
remedy for Rheu
matism, Neural-
gia or any pain or
stiffness in the
muscles or joints.
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Cottageville. October 26.—Editor
PreM and Standard: An 1 have seen
nothing in your valuable paper from
oar section lately. I trill write a few
lines to let the world at large know
that we are not asleep. Burinea
has been on a boom here thin fall;
the crops are very fine and the farm
ers around here are proeperoos and
happy. It is getting quite common
to find corn in this neighborhood,
making 100 bushels per acre and we
have cotton right here inside the
town limits that will make two boles
to the acre to say nothing of the
cotton out on the farms. In fact,
this is the garden spot of the county.
We have had three cotton buyers
this season and the prices paid for
the fleecy staple have compared
favorably with prices paid anywhere
else in the State. There are two up-
to-date ginneries operated here and
they are both kept busy. During
the past year there have been four
new stores started here and there
seems to be plenty of business for
all. If we only had a railroad, our
cup would of course, be running
over for then 1 am. very sure the
county seat would be'ihoved to Cot
tageville.
The Cottageville Literary Society
at its last meeting held a very inter
esting Moot Court. C. A. Acker
man was tried for breach of the
peace and raising a riot. J H (one
acted as judge and M. Bishop a?
solicitor. The case was hotly con
tested on both sides. However,
the prosecution carried the day, the
jury bringing in a verdict af guilty
ihs judge said that as the case was
so plain, he would make an exampk
of the prisoner by giving him the
heaviest sentence possible so he
sentenced him to live for the period
m one year in the town of Walter
boro, whereupon C. T. Reeves, coun
sel for the defence, very promptly
gave notice of appeal, on the ground
that tbe Constitution forbids cruel
—- lor unusual punishment. The trial
K».r, b d, frknd- Dr Th*ma.- 1 very interesting 1 assure vou
Eclectic Oil Carte tocitecbe. nrxbe, i W J e * , T* 1 coming to the fair, but
tore throat- Ural* ruu, Lidim*. •u»lda.; we do think it should have been held
Btops any pain. ^ at Cottageville. M
Meaat b—S —
•ad poaltrjr Mat
Dr. lari 8.
Sloan,
U S. A.
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Let’s fill the auditorium of the new
achool building Monday evening.
Nov. 7. Edwin R. Weeks will be
present and will entertain you.
$2.70
TO
w/
Savannah Ga.
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and return via
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
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Grand Prize Automobile Races
November 11 and 12
O r
Tickets will be on sale November 9, to* and 11,
and for trains scheduled to arrive in Savannah before
noon of November 11, 1910, with final return limit to
reach original starting point not later than- midnight
of November 15, 1910.
Reservations and additional information can be
secured by addressing
J. M. McKENZIE, Ticket Agt
WALTERBORO, S. G
VV.J. CRAIG. T.C. WHITE
Passenger Traffic Mtrr. ' General Passenger Agt
WILMINGTON. N.t.
AMD RANDAXO. WALTBBOBO, 8. &
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4MUIM KIITMN !• GOV
Attention, Clothing Buyers!
——
I have been to New York and have personally
bought all my large stock of Clothing and Dress
Goods. I, therefore, got them very cheap, and
can save you money. We shall be pleased to
show yc u Anything you want in Men s Suits,
Boys’ Suits, Children’s Cloaks and Sweaters,
Ladies Suits, Ladies Cloaks, Ladies’ Sweaters,
Ladies’ Skirts. Men’s Hats a specialty. Shoes
andjlosiery for Men and Women
THE CLOTHING STORE
Columbia, October 25.—Special:
Two townships in Colleton County
wish to be annexed to Charleston
County, according to a petition pre
sented to Governor Ansel today. A
delegation of dtixens from Colleton
County presented the petition to the
Governor. The two townships are:
Adams Run and Collins.
The following are recommended
for the commissionora to be appoint
ed by the Governor: D. H. Towles
and John W. Geraty. as thoss favor
ing the annexation. One of the
delegatee stated today that nine' out
of ten people in the territory pro
posed to be annexed are in favor of
the knnexation, and that there will
be no trouble about securing the
number of votes when the matter is
put before the people in an election.
The boundaries of the proposed
territory that would be annexed to
Charleston County is: Starting at a
point on Rantowles Creek, where the
Dorchester and Colleton lines come
together, west to the Edisto River,
then .south the Edisto to a
point where Charleston and Colleton
County lines meet; thence east along
tlie line between Charleston and
Colleton to Wadmalaw, thence north
along the Rantowles Creek to the
beginning point.
The population of Colleton County
is ^‘1,4110. The population of the two
townships is: Adams Run, 4,966;
Collins. 7.5 The area of Colleton is
1.350 square miles, and by the con
stitutional requirements more than
500 square miles will be Ief|t should
the two townships be removed from
Colleton. //
The property assessed in Colleton
is $4,931,495. The Adams Run pro
perty is assessed at $1,084,760, and
Collins at $69,300. Should the two
townships be annexed to Charleston,
there would be left in Colleton the
$2.n00,000 (and more) asse sed pro
perty. necessary under the Constitu
tion of this State.
One of the delegates stated today
that the reason the two townships
want to get into Charleston is that
the people from there do all their
trading in Charleston. “It would
be more convenient for us," he said.
The delegation appearing here to
day consists of the following: Jne.
W. Geraty. W. F. Carr. F. E. Towles
and D. U. Towles, of Meggetts,
Young’s Island.
Edwin R. Weeks Company at the
Academy Monday evening, .Nov. 7.
After • heavy meal, lake a i-ouple of
^nan’a Regnlau, and (ive voar atomaoh.
ttver and toowela the help they will need.
KtRo’et* bnrx eaay, tegular pact-age* of
the bjwrls.
TAX NOTICE
The books of the County Treasurer
will be open for the purpose of col
lecting taxes from the 15th day of
October, 1910; to December 31,1910.
The levy iaas follows:
State 5 3-4 mills
Ordinary County 4 *’
Roads ...o 2 “
Constitutional School 3
Total 14 3-4 mills
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX LEVY.
Lodge 4 mills
Rum Gully ''T;..3 "
Rice Patch. 3 "
Bmoakt 3 •*
Str ckland .3 "
Williams 2 *’
Bethel ... ^...3
..Ruffin 2 “
Renders mville 4 "
Walterboro 7 “
Red Bank ' 3 "
Cottageville 3 *‘
Poll tax $1 on all males between
the ages of 21 and 60 Also a com
mutation road tax of $2 on all males
'between the ages of 21 and 50 which
shall be paid at the same time and in
the same manner os other taxes.
Dogs 50c each.
The tax books will be open at the
placca named below for the purpose
dflbceiving taxes
Petits. Thursday, Nov. 3.
Hendersonville. Frio ay. Nov 4.
Cottageville, Wednesday. Nov. 16.
Centr^'iHe. Thursday, Nov. 17.
Raverx 1 Tuesday, Dec. 6.
Warrens X Roids. Wednesday,
Dec 7 4 t
Mejrgetta. Thursday Dec. 8.
Adams Run. Friday. Dec 9.
Jackson boro. Saturday. Dec 10.
Green P»»nd. Monday. Dec. 12
Mrs A R Smith, Thursday after
noon, Dec 15.
Lodge. Ft id ay morning. Dec 16.
AH other days at Walterboro.
Notices as per above notice will
he posted at each place where* we
collect. i. ..
re. Jones.
Co.
This
UmAn even-
Tbe auditorium
building, flitted
_ of tbe beautiful lake and
mountain view which is artietkally
up with modern opera choii
the beautiful
painted on tbe drop curtain, should
be adn
50.
i drawing cord. Admission 25 and
Tlrcf—ttonal J/otfoat-
* H I. BUCK it,
DENTAL SURGEON
1 have reopened my dental jj
office, and have associated |
with me DR. JOHN H.
BAKER. AH work given
prompt attention.
. Office next Terry A Shaffer’s
Store.
Office Hours: 8.80 am to 2
p. m. 8 to 6 p. m.
Tpone No. 67a. *
Walterboro, S O
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jmo. u miaiFOT
PItJRIM BROTHERS. .
Ittorneys and
Counsellors nt Law
All Budasss girtn Prompt Attsatim
ovss the press and stamoaiio.
HALTERBOKO.
C-
OFFICE OF
0K A. J. Anderson
DENTAL SURGEON
Office Hours: l *• l* m
S p. m., Ppm
OPPOSITE Farmer• and MercOaiUi
Bank. *
’Phone lOOa.
WALTERBORO. 8. G.
d. mi
Ksal Estate, Brokerage
Intturance.
LOAN 8 NEGOTIATED
Houses to Rent.
Opposite the Market
WALTERBORO. & C
nr
Wm. J. Fiahbnrne Heber R. Padgett
FISHBURNE & PADGETT
Attorneya and Coaoeelor* at Law
WALTERBORO.
S. C
I HAVE SOLE AGENCY
FOR THE
1910 Model
BRUSH AUTOMOBILE
FOR COLLETON COUNTY
^|It climbed Pike's Peak in 8
hours, every inch of the way
under its own power.
UPrice delivered
$525.00
in any part of the county.
^JWill take pleasure in giving
instructions to all purchasers
at any time.
W. A. DURANT
Cottageville, S. G.
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B.S. GUEST, Dentist
202 IIB1RTY ST. V. SAVAMAN. CA
NOV. 2. 1910
ts Dr.
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Badalo, N. Y„-
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Doo’t take k. Deo’t
, Dr. R.
be wolf.
WE BUY YOUR
COTTON
COTTON SEED
PEHS
And all other Produce at
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
And sell everything carried in an up-to-date store
AT LOWEST PRICES
GIVE US A TRIAL
YOUI&H rAlTHFIJI^Y.
VARN BROS. CO.
The Hoose That Givea More Geeda for tbe Same
Money-—Tbe Seme Geeda = for Leaa Money
MOSELLE, S. C.
8MOAKS, 8. C.
The First* National Bank
No. 9^49.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
Washington, D. C., September 17, 1910.
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence presented to the
ndersigned. it has been made to appear that ‘‘THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF WALTERBORO,” in the Town of
Walterboro, in the County of Colleton and State of South Car
olina. has complied with all the provisions of the Statutes of
the United States, required to be complied with before an as
sociation shall be authorized to commence the business of
Banking;
NOW. THEREFORE, I, Lawrence O Murray, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that ‘‘I HE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF WALTERBORO,’’ in the Town of
Walterboro, in the County of Colleton and State of South Car
olina is authprized to commence the business of Banking as
provided in Section Fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine of the
Revised Statutes ol the United States.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my hand and
Seal ot Office this seventeenth day of September. 1910.
LAWRENCE O. MURRAY,
Comptroller of the Currency.
{ Seal of the Comptroller |
of the Currency. j
niCELA'I BtlOCE AM GtOVI V IK A
SKCUU.lv
Office Houcg: 9 a. m. to 12 noon; 1
p. m. to 7 p. m. Phone 3694.
C. E. DURANT
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Civil Eng’r and Land Surveyor
I will be in my office on Sat
urdays and all other days when
not at work in field.
; Office between KHen's and
Fanners' and Merchants' Bank
Phone 27B, Walterboro, S. C
NT. CARNEL HENS.
Mt. Carmel, October 26,—Special:
Cotton picking in thi* section will
soon be over, though the crop is
very short this year.'
George Garris and wife and chi'-
dren visited their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Linder of this place, lost
Stmday.
Those who attended preaching at
Pleasant Grove the third 1 Sunday
may be mentioned the following:
Ive Willis, Earnest and Larrie Bench
and Blanche Prine.
Mrs Elvira Beach is visiting rela
tives and friends at Evergreen at
present.
Mrs. Jeff Padgett and little son,
Kenneth, paid th^r relatives a pleas
ant visit a 5ew days ago.
White Lily.
There W little danger fro* a ©old or
fr< m m s'tark of the grip exoeiM when
follow «-d br poetunont*. and this nev> r
happen* wheo i>aiBheflatn'» (Vnvh
fb-medr ieowd This remedy ha* woo
it« err a 1 repntation and ex'ena've tab
by i'» remarktbie pure* <>t odd* and trip
an<1 flan be Mind ui on wLk i*plici*
ponfliirnre F.Vr ra e by all d> a'era.
Strain Too Great
Dr. L M. Strickland
Dentist
. SMOAKS, S. &
^ ill he at Hmo-ka Von^a* aed "star
dav of every week except last week.
Will <vea < AmM AShtoa Iwt waak la
Humlreds of Walterboro Read
ers Find Daily Toil a Burden. .
The b is?le and % irry of hnalne** men
Tbe hard work aud atoi.ping of work
men.
The woman’s hoaaehold cares.
Are roo g eat a attain on tbe kidneys,
ftackache heatane, *i. I ear-be.
Knii.ey tronb ea, uuiary troubles fol
lows.
Head tbe following, and Itarn the
cate
J M Baker, of lleaufort, 8 O.. say-:
'*1 can aay tha* D *0'* Ki in-y Pill*
provetl eatlrelv sitiafacotry m mr ca«e
dy hack troubled nr- aid 1 h* t a con-
ataat, doll acti* through m/ lo'as. Re
•ng «a *v feet all d«v Inten-idei rha
nartia and when night cam*. 1 oouli) -int
re«t well I wa« < fren «erv lame and
weak aud fe.r little HaerMne mr work.
'Hearing of D-.« 'a Kidney P»H* 1 tlro
na-ed-a - ot and had use-l them hot a
•bn>t <I„h* before my b«C*astir was dia
- •-e-t of aed I telt b-wer in r»erv way.
I have n^ he-itatroa tn rt c.>m nendt *g
Dnaa’a Kjdnry Pilla ro ..ther auffererk
’*«»••• kidney c * -la at "
For sa'e b* all dealers Prior- Tiff
oepla Foetar Mllbarn Co. Hoffao.
'*»» Toth, e> le agenta for tbe^UoiL-'l
Btaaa
tv.-..ember tbe name—Down’s- nd
take no » ther.
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You say you want to see the tn-
tay yoi
tenor of Walter boro's new school
building? Well,* Monray evening,
Nev. 7. will he the beat time-The
Edwin R. Weeks Company will be