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NOV. * VM THE AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. VAGB9 Farmers’ Union Department i DON. W. B. GRUBER ENDORSED FOR ASSOCIAH JUSTICESHIP The following comments are taken from tome of the papers showing how favorably the candidacy of Col leton’s candidate for Supreme Court honors is * iewed outside Colleton. In addition Mr. Gruber and his friends are daily in receipt of most flattering letters of. endorsement from members of the General As sembly and others. From all indi cations Mr. Gruber will have no trouble in his race. The Hon. W. B. Gruber of Wal- terboro is a candidate for Associate Justice of the Supreme Cburt. Mr. Gruber’s friends are active in pro moting his candidacy, and it would give us pleasure to see such a worthy man and able lawyer as W. B. Gru ber placed on the Bench of the Su preme Court of South Carolina.— Dorchester Eagle. , A SOUTH CAROLINA JUSTICESHIP. Announcement has been made in South Carolina of the candidacy of W. B. Gruber, of Colleton county, for associate justiceship on the su preme court bench, one of the offi ces in the state in which there has, usually in the past, been considera tion particularly of the ability of those aspiring to it. In this case interest attaches to the announcement of Mr. Gruber’s candidacy largely because of his standing in the bar of the state and his recognized ability as a lawyer, in addition to this, he has. recently, occupied the bench in the lower court by appointment for the special terms, and on such occasions has grown in legal prominence in South Carolina. His association and partnership with such men as the latfe M. P. Howell, Ashby Farrow and other prominent South Carolina attorneys, in both civil and criminal practice, drew attention to Mr. Gruber throughout the State some years ago, and since that time he has be come a recognized authority in his profession through his own efforts. When the legislature convenes.fand the matter of filling the vacancy is taken up. Mr. Gruber’s candidacy is sure to be followed with a deep interest, particularly in the lower part of the State. Augusta Chroni cle. were paamd by that body: ''Whereas, the General Assembly of South Carolina has made provisions submitting a change of the Consti tution of the State to a vote of the people to have five Judges of the Supreme Court instead of four; and. Whereas, we consider the Hon. W. B. Gruber as a lawyer and a gentle man thoroughly qualified to fill such a position, one who will do credit to the Bar and the Bench of the State; be it Resolved, by the members of the Bar of Cherokee County. That if the said Constitutional amendment be adopted by a vote of the people at the next election, that we do hearti ly endorse and recommend the name of th£* Hon. W. B. Gruber to the Senate and House otf Representa tives as a proper person to-^fect to the position of Associate Justice. Passed at Gaffney. South Carolina, this the 28th day of September, 1910, - The News and Courier. GAFFNEY BAR ENDORSEF MR. GRUBER At a meeting of the Bar Associa tion, of Cherokee County, held Wed nesday afternoon. October 28, in Gaffney, the following resolutions ASSOCIATE JUSTICE. At the general election on the 8th day of November the electors of South Carolina will vote upon a pro posed amendment to the State Con stitution providing ffl£>an increase of the number of Associate Justices of the State Supreme Court, and if declared in the affiirmative it will devolve upon the next Gt neral As sembly to elect an additional Asso ciate Justice. The Hon. W. B. Gru ber of Walterboro, is a candidate for the position. Mr. Gruber is well fitted for the duties of the of fice. being a gentleman of unspotted character, learned in the law. and several times having presided as special judge in courts in tne upper part of the State, with credit to himself and to the satisfaction of the members of the bar. In making a selection the members of the Gene- 1 ral Assembly should take into con sideration, in addition to the quali fications of the candidate, the sec tion in which he lives. The present Chief Justice and three Associate Justices all reside in the upper part of the State, and for the convenience of the members of the bar and others who may have business with the Justice at chambeis at least one of the Justices should reside in the lower section of the State, tonsider- ing the character and ability of the man, and the section from which he comes, the legislsture will make no mistake in placing the ermine upon the shoulders of the Hon. W B. Gruber.—Summerville Advertiser. How To Stop Stubborn Cough We don’t mean just stop the irri tation in your throat—blit cure the underlying cause. Cough syrups cannot do this. It takes a constitutional tonic body builder to do the work properly— and cure you to stay cured. Y inol is the remedy you need. nrnr is proof Mr*. Winnie of 0|«>n* Falla. H. writ**:- — Aftrr trying •rwrml ram *dlM for a bad rough and raid without brnaSt, I waa a.hed to try Viaol. It **®*Uad like mngir. It etired mjr raid and rawgfc and I gained in heelth and atrragth. I raaaidrr Vino! thr moat wonderful tonic and inaigitrator I ever auw." if we cannot stop that cough with VINOL —our delicious txal liver and iron tonic—which is made without oil—we will not charge you a cent for the medicine you buy. This seems like a pretty jLair proposition—and ought/to be ac cepted. I>on’t you think so? With this understanding we ask you to try a bottle of VINOL. JOHN M KLEIN. Druggist. Walterboro, S. C. If you’re^fter the dollar. dress well! v blanks not later than Satunlay, No vember 5, 1910. H. W. Dubois. H. S. Strickland, i*. A Benton. Commissioners <>f Federal Election for Colleton County. S. C. C. C. Tracy, Clerk. October 8, 191'J. S. S. BANNER MRS. LAURA MEARS DEAD. MANAGERS STATE AND COUNTY ELECTION. Managers of Election.—The fol lowing Managers of .Election have been appointed to hold the election at the various precincts in the said County Adams Run—J J Fox, P W Mar tin, Willie Morris. Ashton-J J Miley, D M Yarn. W q Johans Bells- W H Breland. W W Bryan. Henry Breland. Berea—B B Goodwin, J W Miley, 0 P Crosby. Cottageville—W F Breland. G B Reeves, C A Hill. Doctor’s Creek—J A Breland, B R Griffin. J A Saunders. Green Pond—C H B9ynton, C w Drawdy, T E McTeerr" Hendersonville- J K Graves, G E H Moore, P L Bootle. Horse Pen - A H Langdale, J B Easterfin, W R Beach. Hickory Hill-S G Chaplin, Geo Willis. G H Blocker. Hudson’s Mill—E H Ulmer, K K Hudson, H M Benton. Jacksonboro — 11 H Hiott, H Hodges, Josh Garvin. Lodge—CS Cone, P M Johns, Bil lie Hiere. Maple Cane—J 0 Jaques. Sr., J F Addison, Nolie Jordan. •Petits—T S Haines, David W’alker, Tavlor Givens. Peeples- E E Easterling, A Drig gers, Charlie Craven. Rice Patch—George Godley, H McMillan. E P DuBois. Ritter—H W Riuer, E L Ritter, DeTreville Carter. Rnffin—Duncan Crosby, W E Smith, Johnson Crosby. Sidney—F A Rickenbaker, Jas Robertson, H N S'okes. Smoaks—A P Smith, Ben Sauls. L C PaMgett. Sniders—S J Ulmer, G C Breland, W C Brant. Tiger Creek—J H Beach, J W Hiott, J C Crosby. W Iterboro—G C Fender, J M Ackerman, Ben Hiott. Warren’s X Roads—J W Meggett, T W Bivens. Richmond Davis. . Williams—J T Garris. C W Crosby, Jno W Garris. Tne first named manager at each precinct will secure boxes at court house not later than Saturday. No* *ttb«r6, 1910. MW Breland. J F Rents, Commissioners of State and County Elections for Colleton County, S C. D E Benton. Clerk. October 20, 1910. MANAGERS FIDERAL ELECTION. Managers of Election—The follow ing Managers of Election have J>een appointed to hold the election at the various precincts in the said County: Ashton, Oct. 28.—We thought that a few dots from Ashton section might be admitted to your columns this week. Since our return from our lovely Sunday School Convention in Wal- f . -V- , ter boro we have been visited by some of our delightful friends. Mrs. Josiah Polk and children of Vam- ville, spent several days with us last week, and just the day they left Mrs. C. H. Ruth, of Savannah, came to see us. bringing with her one of her little boys and two little girls of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Thomas of Varnville. These people made our home jolly for the time being. Our Sunday Schools are all alive. Crow; Swamp had a Sunday Sclpxri Rally last Sunday, and we Boated the much appreciated bannor of«r the school that Broxton Township won at the Convention at WalUi- boro, Messrs D. M. Yarn and J. T. Polk made the addresses on that u- • ’, casion. and Prof. J. Rice Godley V'* _ *ii _ r \NN MH. SWELl. DUESSEH:- v THE TtOLLA.'R IS A. GOOD FTHE/tD. IF yOU COME TO US WE WILL SA VE yOU DOL- LADS. “BECAUSE WE TUT EATTDA “DOLLADS IJVTO yOUD SUITS WHE/t WE.BUy THEM. A/ID yOU GET EXTDA DOLL A DS 1/4 yOUD SUIT WHE/f yOU BUy IT FDOM US. TO GET DOLLADS IS 0/4E WAy TO GET FDIE/fDS. » WHATEVER yOU BUy FDOM US. WHETHED HIGH OD MEDIUM GDA DE. yOU WILL FI/ID IT JUST LULL WE SAy IT IS. WE HAVE MADE CLOTHI/4G STODE. OUD STODE A DELIABLE THE H. W. COHEN STORE “THE STORE THaT MAKES GOCD" SHERIFF’S SALES The following tracts of land have beetKlevied upon and I will sell for taxes aalesday in November, 1910. W. R. FOX. Sheriff IB 0 H R Lin- Car- E Adams Run—L J M&servey, T H bemacks. J R Fox. Warren’s X Roads S A Warren, A E Martin. W H Lemacks. Hickoiy Hill—J A Perry, J DCan- nady. G J Groves. Jacksonboro—C J Butler, J A Tuten, L J Witsell. Cottageville-J B Dodd. W M Dandridge, Joe Reeves.- Maple Cane—G W Jaques, Weeks, B R Smith. Green Pi>nd- T P Johnson, Price, J S Hickman. Walterboro—A A Pattereop, LR Hiott, A H Herndon. Horse Pen—John Gatch, A J der/W CBailev. Ritter’—J P Thomas, Burrill ter, J M Drawdy. Smoaks R R Smith, Jeff Strickland, J H Wilson. • Williams—J M Campbell, J C Redish, Joseph Ramsey, S Berea W M Hagin, R B Smith, E W Strickland. Lrfxige—LJ Jones, J W’ Crosby, James Fender. Hendersonville-J Edgar Graves, Jas Sloman, N J Tr well. Snider’s- W J Getsinger, H P Ulmer, Julius Kinard. Petit’s-H J Givens. Allan Jones, Lige Benton. Rice Patch—F M Jones, Jr., W M E Campbell. C R Means' Bell’s -J D Padgett, S B Crosby. W H Sanders Doctor’s Creek —S B Saunders A Q Padgett, A H Chassereau * Peeple’s—T L Loveless, A P Davis. «J W C>r&v£n Ashton—T G W Broxtun, S D Bun- ton, W D Berry Sidnev— Joseph Br idge. G W Gar ris, J H Kins* y Ruffin’s-Herbert Black, J W Smiley, J W Crosby Hudson’si Mill 1 > C Benton,. H A C <v»by. Hud*'’it U mer. Ti/er Creek-T J Beach. Jule Robertson. Jamo Linder. The first named manager at each precinct will call for boxes will carry the banner to each school of the townshio on the day of their rally. Ashton will rally on Sunday, the 30lh. thi* being the fifth Sunday in the mr.nth. The exercises will take place at C o'clock in the after- noon, and we have invited D. M. Yarn and W. W. Cone to address us. Now, while we have so many pleasant occur ranees to make us happy in life, things ^present themselves which tend to make us feel that life is the battle ground for the victory to be won if we enjoy the home, sweet home, beyond the Sr., stars. It is sad, but I mu.-l tell you that on Sunday, the 16th of this month, Mrs. Laura Mrors. in com pany with her husband, and her daughter-in law, Mrs. Gtnrge Mears, was on her way to W**sley cemetery to place flowers on the grave of her son, when suddenly she said every thing looked black and fell forward dead in the buggy. She was buried Monday following by the side of her son. Her gr^e was covered with beautiful fl^Lvers—those she had prepared for her son’s grave the day before, were placed there by other hands. She was a noble Christian lady—a member of th<» Christian church at Rice Patch. To know her was to love her, and so oft are we i reminded of: Be ye also ready, the summons may come at any hour. M. M. C. R!.A>;£ TOWNSHIP. FsUte Thomas Bowie.*, 26 acres; bounded l»y Net! I^dsor.. Binah Bell ahd Charles Smalls. Taxes and cos:* $5 77 Sam Frederick. a« r**s; bounded by Simmons, McNeaJ, lia ison and others. Taxes and costs $8 84 Estate Sandy Gerideux, 4 acres; bounded by Albert Geritieux, Bowl der’s Point and Mrs. Strubel. Taxes and costs $6 16 SHERIDAN TOWNSHIP. ’ B W Muckenfuss. 405 acres; bounded north and east by Edisto river; south by Augusta road and west by Hamp Friendly. , Taxes and costs $17 36 Charn»-4Ml«iii'a and Ltvrr r«b s a do not atAkfii or K'ips, a”d u«y o- takpn with iS'fw'i aatrtv bv tie in • d*-"ra*r tantiMn «>r the << BDvea ebi d Tmi oM sad ft-sb e 4»U1 ala<- Slid ■ be.ii a m a r niiuiila mi.rO> I- r ri tuiir a <t a r-'uttiiDi brir wra>«.rd dig-a- ibill au lor rani* lug ib* b tael*. Fur *•1* b> a! de* era Edwin R. Weeks will be disapoint- and ed if you fail to hea. him Nov. 7. Sammons for Relief. (Om'daint Served ) Tbs Hlstc of 8< n.h Carolina. , County of Collo'on. In tb* Court of Common Plcaa. FlncVen Jordan Co.. IMaiotiffa, against Thomaa H Moaner**!*, defendant. To the defendant, Thomas li VI survey; You air hereby anmrn med and re- qoired to answer the cmp'aint in thi- arHun, of which th<- original ia on tile m the effi.e of ihe clerk of (hi- roort, a>d to artve a o- py of your «n- «w>r in tbe aakl r mpUlnt on tha anb -cnbera at their oflira No 190 i'.wiii « St. Charleston, 8 C , within twactv •far* after the eerrloe hneof; emluaire of tb< day of aurh si-rvic*-; and If yon tail to answer the onnipl*iiit within the 'ime aforaaaid, tbe plaintiff In this ac •1 n will applv to the Court for tie re- >ef demanded in tbe r< ni| i«'nt Wal»e» b >o 8 C. A ptember S, 1910. Fl-*HBUKNE, PA J Hf BIT A BKLL1N GER. Plan'tiff" a Attorney a H. D PAD0ETT J'tKAl.l Clerk f ’trc'H' 0<in-t Are You y oc/k now th<* cold season is at hand Now is the time to l<x>k through your .winter wearables. You want good, heavy under clothing and top clothing for yourself, and for yout boys and girls—some that will feel pleasant ami comfortable. No Better Time Than Right Now And you certainly can’t get it in any better place than ours. If you have ever been in our store be fore you well know we can supply your needs. If we never had the pleasure to wait on you yet, we certainly would be glad of a visit from you. We own that we want your trade very much, and we are willing to pay you back for it with the very best of goods, and of a great selection, at the very lowest possible cost. May we have, the pleasure to see you soon? H. KARESH Express Delivered » or callrd for at every part of the city. Telephone 8b. N. C. A. SAULS. AGENT. At Southern Express Co ^ ■—— I'rhlrg torta’iiitf •kin er ptfbn*, ds fUnre, nnnnv, arl*» on* wild. Donn'o Ointmwet bring* qntrk relief end Imhiux corns. Fifty omu mt may drag store. JEWELRY. WATCHES. CLOCKS, ETC. J. A. WlSTERBERG, Jewelry Store. Main Street, Next Door to New Postofftce. WALTKKHOKO, 8. G. I M. JAFFA 1 HE MOST REASONABLE SELLER Has Received FALL GOODS More than his store can hold. * SOME OF IT MUST GO AT ONCE Come <tnd take advantage of forced low prioea. MAIN ST. WALTOBOtO. 8. a f 1 I* j 1! ii* i I a 11 ' ? ’ t 4 n i ! .it j. • •* I 4 i f i . >