The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 09, 1910, Image 4
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ttrooffh WarrMtlowMhip rym. The
portioa of « $300,000
which would fall to Warren towfr>
oWp would bo $25,000. Thia town-
iWp boa 00 miles of public road,
which will five $416.06 per mils.
|Mow if it ia a quaatioo of food roods
thia bond iaoo will surely ghre War
ren township such roods as no see-
Got rowdy for sto^ low-it is|tioo of Bamberf county has or ever
win have under her present system.
Now let us see how little a bond is-
in ^ OQ ^h wUl affect the taxes of the Wv**
ren township dtiaens. According to
Senator Ackerman’s plan, and it is a
two
hands Could do. but. the Lard
know best, and called hha from
to hanvon. The funeral
I conducted by Rev. J. P. Graham.
The intfrment took plnee at Pine
I Grove Cemetery. Bo leaves a
broken hearted father and mother
to mourn their km
Sleep on little Lee and take your
Hm County Phir!
We loved-you dariink'. ~
But Jeans loved yen boot.
You from os ate forever gone
.. QUe has but to observe the ex- r
sihihfci sf the County Fsk to reaiixe good ooe ‘ • portion of the $22,000
-whit can be done in Colleton. *ow being realized as a road f«nd
Ootarrh Osaasl Be Cena •
1ppltoBnoa.ee they oesent
the esafe of the dtoeeee. Ostarrhle
a hloeh or senenteUBsel fisoess, end la
order is oars H yea mast taka iafee<ael
rswedtoe Bsll'e Catarrh Care to tekeu
lateraally, and aeto directly oo the
Used aad waceer sartoaes. Bail'e
Catarrh Cere to act a qaaah medl
ll wee prescribed by oae of the
ehynetoao la thtoeoaatry for years ead
toe redbler
^fhwi*the Pair ia over we are and the 2 mill levy for roads, wittfbe
Pfokw to take ap with renewed en- wed to pay the interest on the bopds
i ^ - regslar preee»lptloe. # It tooosipoaed
from Colleton’s commutation twtoe kaowa, ooaebtoed
varfy the subject of good roads.
and to create a sinking fund ;to re-
^ tire the bonds when due. So the
9 * THE COMMERCIAL CLUB. present rate of taxation need not be
t We desire to eopmend the town increased, end the Warren township
'Ysr organizing a esmmafdal club, citizen get ideal sand-clay roads on
Ibis is an organization we have every part of her public roads. As
'heeded for a long time. Let every we showed list week Colleton’s tax
'dttaen of the town interested in her levy, with the 2 mill road tax added,
growth and prosperity unite with to only 1-2 mill higher than Bam
(Us dub, and co-operate in building berg’s, and several less when assessed
jup the town. values are taken into consideration
Bambery county, nor any other
county, for that matter, builds roads
on wind. It takes money to have
_ „ * . . dirt moved and Bamberg county is
soa whom Colleton has never ceased
to love and honor, was misquoted
after his recent visit to Smoaks in
that automobile party from Bam
berg and Denmark. We were in
formed that Mr. Garris was very
strongly insistent that Warren town-
wttta lbs tasl Hood porigrr-, aotiag
directly os the mmooaa ■crfbOM. Tbc
perfect coaibmatton of tbc two logre-
dtoete ( -
to whet prodocM sack >oadcrfSI
molts is earing Catarrh goad for Uc
F J VBKNKY & OO Prop*. Toledo, O
Sold tv Draagl't*. price 75c
Take IUU*t Keally Pill* far ooostipa
Drs Black and Baker have recent
ly installed in their new dental office
an electric bell just at the entrance,
so when patients wish to see the den
tist just push the button.
ifartbencat*
FOR SALE
FOB BALK—Hcvsval fame tor mis.
Apply to R H Wtabama, Walterbpro.
FOB BALK—Msaaamati
and nil mar Ms Vends.
fcbdag tor ot met cry loss. Apply to
BB Ulmer.
It It 41 Bnflto. 6 C
fob Bale ok rent-om
ibtoboaM oaaticMy IccaSsd.
may. , K. M. Jc
FOR 8 ALB—Two flan farms, nan In
Lodge, 8. V.. and nnc anar Lodge. 8.
O.. for easb or on cany pay pea ta. For
farther part Ionian write In or call on
O. J.Coon,
10 It tf Lodge, B. C.
FOR SALE >100 sens of load; K sons
aadnr noltlvattoa. Good land aad
bnlldtaga. Easy terms. Bttnated an
Black Crank. Apply to
H K Nsttlns,
11 • tf Brant, 8. C.
FOR SALK—Cm three bom farm of
Its acre*, well settled with dwelling
aad nx oitkoosse, near Bkahrs. Ap
ply to P. W. Warren,
11 • tf dtohos, 8. V.
FOR SALE—I have for tale thine aloe
young mu’e* aoiuhle for farm or tim
ber pnrpoeee- 1 will aell them for caah
or for a bankable paper.
C. J. Com,
10 10 tf Lodge, S. C.
FOR 8ALB—Fall Itoe of eieotra enamel
ware for the kitchen Very cheap,
aervioenbie aad eieaaly.
L M Olover, <
Fnreitare Store.
• • swiwu nvwttfUT I'
ATHIHCorllAUTY
A JOY TOREVT a.-
QP HOfE AREA
scctJsrry you
NT 6ET COOP HOtE
owe ribMurop-
AKY PRICE, Ybo CAN
CETCOODHOfE ATJOMe .
STORES rtoR ANY PRICE |
SUSTER B
’ 'CrnArAtimy n
MR. GARRIS’ POSITION.
We are very glad to leant that the
Hon. C. W. Garris of Denmark, a
msi I
spending money on her roads, and
we do not know that the roads of
Bamberg county are su.'h a great
improvement over Colleton’s.
While on this subject we desire to
refer to a statement we heard made
_ . , ladayoreoagobya resident of Lit-
dup go to Bamberg county. 'K*** u .. .... .
, „ . . , ,, . tie Swamp. He said the people up
now informed that he told the Deo-1 ^ ^
M 1 do aoi believe them la nay other
medtciM an good for whooping coagfa a*
Cbambertola’a Coagb Remedy,” write*
tore Franeta Tarpla, J bodies City, Ore.
Thfo remedy to aloe na*arpaaeed for
colda aad eroop. For tale by all dealer*
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 is as follows:
State 5 3-4 mills
Ordinary County 4
Roads 2
Constitutional School.. 3
WANTS.
WANTED—At once a competent cook.
High wage* paid to right per boo. Ap
ply to C A Eckardt.
111 4t Walter boro, A C.
{REWARD —For return of lap robe
dropped on Male etreet Saturday
evening by F. F. Rivera.
WANTED—To bey 6000 hoahela good
Olay Era* at $2.00 a bushel. A c«r
load of bucgic* for tale at a eaerifloa
Term* easy. W O. Hiott,
10 17 4*. Round. 8. C.
now informed that he told the peo
ple of this township they would not
better their condition by going to
Bamberg county. We could not un
derstand how ’ Galvin” could have
there wished to go to Bamberg
county because they are tired of
seeing all the money paid in for
roadeepent near WaKerboro, thus
Total 14 3-4 mills
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX LEVY.
Lodge 4 mills
fa -rf'V »»
* I favoring the town of Walterboro at
urged these people to uaiVr with
* . I the expense of Warren township
Bemberg county, especially' in the
light of the vote so recently given
hie opponent hy Bamberg County!
We thought we had answered that
some weeks ego—at least the figures
we gave and the statements made
have never been questioned, and we
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF IT? —
We have been trying S to arrange challenge this gentleman o r anybody
a plan by which we earn tone two cMf to disprove what we mid on this
papers e week after tkb year. Of *6bi*ct. In that editorial we showed
course we do not care to dot hie on- than instead of Welterboro’a being
leal eur subscribers and advertiam f » TOP * d the town was every year
wfch it. end we mention it thus early contributing in taxes $3,300 for
ia order thm it m* be dbeamad whlch ^^7 no return was
t*we may know wbet is thought "*•**•» nnd that before the recent
4 S
'the plan To iaaue two papers
eagh week will require, 6f course,
just twice as much work as to isei
only one. It will be very much more
expensive, but we wish to give the
people what they wish ia the way of
newspapear. Of course the sub
scription price would be, say $1.50
per year, instead of $100 as now.
What do you think of the plan,
friends? Let us know.
A VERY LIVE QUESTION.
• T V
It seem* that the livest queston
just, now in certain quarters i? the
annexation to Bamberg county of a
portion of Warren township. The
Bamberg H* raid m iu» !a*t it*sue
mak«-« an attempt pp r»-p!y to oar
work on the sand-clay road was
started, the chain gang had not spent
six months in eight years within a
radius of five miles of Walterboro.
But the present delegation in the
legislature have pledged itself tb
favor the return of whatever funds
are collected as road taxes to the
township from which collected.
Warren township could get np more
from Bamberg county.
“Better endure the ills we have
Than fly to those we know not of.”
oditori&l of two wWkn ago. The
Herald tnei to explain the fact that
Bamberg’s real estate is asscMitd
higher than Colleton’s because
’’there is U*a waste land in Bamberg
than in Colleton ” How the Herald
•an make that argument for the an
nexe! iun of Warren township is too
much for The lands of Warren
townshiparo a-s« v-ed at $2 T»0 i»er
acre, ao 1 there ue p r *cticaily no
’ wMte lands” in that section of
Colleton, so if it goes to Bamberg
county, it would be sweseed at from
$8 to $10 per acre according to the
Bamberg standard. This will sub-
ATTEND! D AIKEN MEETING-
Colleton's delegation at the meet
ing of the State- Good Roads and
) rain age League at Aiken last week
was compost'd of Senator J. D.
Ackerman, Supervisor O. Griffin,
and Commissioner D. E. Smoak
These gentlemen were charmed w ith
the meeting and are loud in their
praise for Aiken’s hopitality. They
are also enthused over the cause of
good roads.
Rum Gully 3
Rice Patch 3
Smoaks 3
Strickland 3
Williams. 2
Bethel.... 3
Ruffin 2
Menders mvilie 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 60 which
•hall be paid at the same time and in
the same manner as other taxes*
Dogs 60c each.
The tax books will be open at the
placaa named below for the purpose
of receiving taxes
Cottageville, Wednesday, Nov. 16.
Centreville. Thursday, Nov. 17.
Ravenel, Tuesday, Dec. 6.
. Warrens X Roads, Wednesday,
bee. 7.
Meggetts, Thursday Dec. 8.
Adams Run, Friday. Dec. 9.
Jackson boro. Saturday, Dec 10.
Green Pond, Monday. Dec. 12.
Mrs. A. R. Smith, Thursday after
noon, Dec 15.
Lodge, Friday morning, Dec. 16.
All other days at Walterboro.
Notices as per above notice will
be posted at each place where we
collect.
R. E. JONES.
Co. Treasurer.
FOR RENT—^ore sod lot known «•
, tbe Dr. Padgett lot. In town ot Wal
terboro Kiue Stand (or sicre
I P NMla,
10 19 4t W alterboro, R F D 1
LOST—White silk Mart between Mr*.
C, P. Pi-hburoe's residence nnd Acad
emy Monday night Finder will kind
ly teinrn io thin i-ffloe.
- - £2
,*tvm MTS* ewicasa .
6VJTER. li WRONG. HE IJ USUALLY RIGHT,
M/T THU TIME HE U WRONG. GoME HOSIERY
MAY BE A THING OT BEAUTY, AND WHILE IT
*
maV be a joy, it u not always a joy
“FOREVER.” NO PIECE OF A WOMANU, AND
ESPECIALLY OF A CHILDU APPAREL, EN
DURED THE .STRAIN THAT HoJE MUGT. WE
HAVE HOGE THAT WE CAN RECOMMEND. YOU
PICK OUT^THE PATTERNS THAT .SUIT YOU
AND DEPEND UPON UJ THAT THE QUALITY
WILL BE GOOD., THE PRICED WE QUOTE BELOW
ARE ON HO.SE THAT WILL WEAR.
INFANTS JEAMLEJG HoJE.’.SPECIAL. 5C.
RACINE FEET—REPAIR YOUR Ho.SE, 5C PR.
A GUARANTEED BLACK HO.SE, *4C.
MENU HEAVY JOX, BLACK AND BROWN, IOC
LADIEJ’ FLEECED LINED BLACK Ho.SE, IOC.
'.SILK HO.SE, 49C, 74C, 9SC.
LOCAL*.
DEATH Of AN INFANT.
William H. Jr, son of Mr and
Mrs Willi»m H Padgett. tii«ti Sun-
day night at about 8.30 o’clock after
an illness of several weeks at the age
of only four months The intermen'
look place at the Smith burying
ground, near Williams, Monday af
ternoon at 6 o’clock.
Little W illiam was a wry hand
some; fine looking child, and he will
be greatly missed in his home, being
their only child.
GOWANS.
King of Externals]
Is (he one Standard prep
aration universally and
enihusiasiirally endorsed
by Doc4or, Druggist, Lay
man. GOWANS Cores
Pneumonia, Croup, Colds,
Cough*, Pleurisy and all
ailments caused from In
flammation or Congestion.
tioiT.m* Prtpimtioo b m onA of
thf biriirst mni /.*io*T s.i*Phi fnrr
nak* of anv preiun>t:.>u rtrn J
in our slock. We tocbtfhr it a
Wo/; 'Jrrfu L surer s s.
rut: JUCHUA»' nr.rn m..
M ho] 'nlr 1>k i .s/s
Coinmbi&,S. C., July I /, ;:>lo
We niesn to keep the price of egg* op.
Terry & Shaffer.
Georgia rye seed at Klein's
Kgg* 25c dosec in trade Valnable
china coapoo* given for egg* ume a*
csh. Terry & Shaffer.
Oyster ihell for beas; fat niaekerel;
3 lb. table peaches 15c; seed rye.
9 91 tf Myraes Store.
The egg Mason baa opened. As usual
we toad in priree. Big epatraote enable
us to do so. Bring ns egg* *ud help os
hold these ooatracts. Terry 4 Shaffer.
Cash paid for egge. Terry ft Shaffer
Oaioa sets et Klein's
TAYLOR’S
0^
fort
are
Itch relieved ia 80 minutes by Wool-
ford's Sanitary Dot ton. Never fails.
Sold hy Jobe M. Kleio, Druggist,
n ft 6mo
Saratoga chips for sale at B G Bynia's
Pearl Tapixa at Klein’s.
Nyals Hot Spring* blood sfeaedy et
[tola’a. ^
Elsie
See oer Um< f Boggies, Surrey*. Wag
ons. etc . before yoa buy. Also let u*
fleere with yoa 00 your feadeg We
keep e good stock on kaad all the time
Vara Bros- Oo., Moseito ft Smoaks, S U
All tbe school books adopted by tbe
State Board et Tbe Frees and Standard
Brick and Lime (or sale by Vara Bros
Co. Moselle and Smoaks, S C.
Nyals Vegetable Female Pre»cription
—invaluable touic at Klein's
All magazines and periodicals on hand
st«d to otrier at K Win's.
Every pair of HUB SHOES to guaranteed
soU leather. They wear weB. end give
eofcd comfort That’- "
them. Let us show
LEN HUNT tO CA
HELEN HUNT
QUBDI ROSALIND
RIGHT ROTAL
CHARACTER
vs* Vnmw*'** atiit k^*W J M*a
Aay HUB Bramd Shoe far fihlhkm
JO* SALE
:<j
In its ninth year of
unrtv?.led jjqpdar-
ity.wilhaivcjmual
sales
ofpourck
IHYTIhDAr. HAYEITmiliE mi
All Pr«SSt»4* ni. .'»»«. g.'e.
40WAN MiMCALCO,. OL'AHAM. N. C.
l**ma*S. Mj BMW ral.M.5 *r l*W t'vu'lt
PJ 'ONE COrFEE^Ul 1 K
ftV exceptional civility rJRk
“ and medefate jjiict h™
is
__ vn
to-dav tlve
is W
know n mm
uK]ntr\i ovtt as Vhe
C. L. FISHBURNE
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
FA TfKRri.vT.tY! or Co.
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We beg to announce that we have the largest
stock of ladies hats we have ever had. Mrs. Zalin
hts long experience in trimming hats andean please
you.
krom now till the County Fair all hats will be
sold at 20% less than price. Now is the time to buy.
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H Z A L I N
THE CLOTHING STORE
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