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A Merry
to all
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toriwy% ot
fNMtjpriMAtOttaV
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Mr/MUej has fobbed the aonrey
Of Braxton townahip and the little
tirl will aoan t«U the little bay
whether ahe n^l aoeeyt hie invita
tion.—Hampton Cownty NeWa.
IT.
bar
wH
to go ta
He not
Men aanat aaanra a two>thirda note,
wbiefa io a large majority—a majori
ty wMehifo can hardy bettene will
bo aoenred.
Lot no look into tfaio propoaidon
Jnot a Uttle and aee if thia territory
will better ita condition by going to
We are going to
onj
or in-
thnidalion. If a two-thirda majority
.j ,, i ,,, , = i/
lf Hampton la fortunate and
Broxton township ia annexed, and il
Bambeag if fortunate • and Warren
township 1 b annexed, will it be
“New Colleton” or just altered.—
Hampton County News.
Up to the present writing the
turkey for out Xmas dinner b not
gobbling in our back yard—so very
waa/y of our friends think the other
ones are going to send it.
Thirty-three times has The Prem
4nd Standard wished its readers %
Merry Xpaas, and none were more
sincere than the wish of the paper
at this tame. May every one .in
this land of "7>urs have a, r happy
Christmas and a joyful reunion. ^
,To repeat an ill report b to pour
Oil upon a fire. That b excellent
advice given by Charles H Spurs an;
“ ft hen yoa hear an ill report about
anybody, halve and quarter it—And
then say nothing about the rest.—
Christian Observer.
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1 1ncluding territorial
jtye census just taken gives the
Vnited States.
i 101.100,000. In the States *e
9*72.266, an increase of aj per
leant. In South Carolina are 1,515,-
400 an increaee of 13,01 per cent
j8h Me are ail growing eh?
i I
r We cannot understand bow so
many hoopla call themaeles Chris
tians iai.thb Christian land, who
celebrate the birth of the Prince of
Peace by getting on a glorious drunk
Why should hundreds of dollars
-be sent out of Colleton county for
stuff which drives out all thoughts
of the Christ, when so much more
happiness would be given by the
purchase of simple little toys for the
boys and girls, or even by purchas
ing some of the necessities of life
such as shoes, hats clothing etc.
Surely those who are thus celebrat
ing Christmas 'gave not seriously
' thought of all this. Lit us have
sober and a saner Christmas.
THE CONCEALED PISTOL.
Twe fafct that John J Jones of
Branchvtll* bad a pistol in bb pocket
was responsible for the shocking
tragedy ip the postoffice of that
fawn qn Thursday.
Had Jondb been unarmed Abe
Pear Is tine, a poupiar young man.
Would be alive, and hb wife, children
god friends unbowed by grief.
Had Jones been unarmed he would
b? free, sound in body and unstained
In honor. Instead he lies In jail.
- Toat which is in mind no man
knows, but n pal) hangs about the
home where h» left, a young wife.
The concealed weapons offer ful
lest play for unbridled tempera
They bring grief to the hou«te of
their victims, and curses upon the
kopars oltboss that wield them.—
laturday’a Columbia State.
raally and truly derira to go to Char-
e>
baton county. The Prs— and Stand-,
aid will wish them God-spesd. But
wa wish to present a few thoughts
for tbs consideratioo of these good
L Charleston county b n ' city”
county. In other words the grant
majority of the people of the county
are eitisens of the city of Charleston
The affairs, political and otherwise,
will be managed by the city. What
ever consideration <fr given the
“country” districts will be In the
nature -4 “crumbs from the rich
marf's table,”—they are not in posi
tion to demand their rights.
2 Charleston county does not
want this territory annexed. We
have it on good authority that
Charleston county dose not wish to
enlarge her territory by annexing
these townships. Where b the
pride—the manhood of the people
who will by their vote thrust them
selves upon a county which will not
bold our the hand of brotherly love
4n welcome. We do not believe the
Native Colletonians in the territory
will do it, and if they do what can
they expect from Charleston?
8. Taxation. We have not the
exact figures before us, but we
present the figures from the
bosks of Charleston county In the
near future. But from what we
are told the tax values of real
property are at leant four times
what they are in Colleton, La
therefore, that in Colleton are re
turned on an average of $2,50 per
Jy
acre, la Charleston county are
turned at 110.00 per acre.
4. Charleston b a dispensary
county; By a very large majority
the people of St. Pauls voted for
prohibition. By going to Charles
ton county they will undo their vote,
and may have dispensaries opened in
their territory. We understand
there are plenty of advocates for
opening dispensaries in this secton
This should be a matter of grave
concern to all good prohibitionists.
Then Charleston*• methods of deal
ing with the liquor question is
obnoxious. Blind tigers, licensed by
Charleston, would spring up and
spread abroad their noxious vices.
A fine every three months b nothing
less than a license fee.
5. This annexation movement b
in the rictTmau’a favor. By this w
• 1 - o / - ‘ )
the prosperous or wealthy
truck planter would only be benefit
ed. What chance, think you, poor
man, would you have in ths courts
•f Charleston county?- Suppose you
are carried there for trial for your
life, for example? Would a jury of
dagoes or foreigners be likely to
give you the same justice you would
expect from the people of your
native county, people of the same
kind as > ourselves? Then whom
would you employ as your legal
advisers? Men whom you never,
knew, whose fees would perhaps be
exorbitant, and who would not
know you and who wou.d taka no
Tan new have n
in
had ybn gift np n
matin ths laat rasa. Yonr lata
sata,bowfvar, wfB.ba. gnavdai
tha dalagatfcm aa weH aaif yon
g maa&qr of tha dfiagatioa.
A poor amn can ran for office in
Why, tha —mwimt for
for Repraesntathre in
wo art told, b $125. In
CbOotoa. $10. .
A. Yon eaa gat what yon want in
CoOatoo. iWa dsiagatian in tha
legblatore art alreaby pladgod to
fivo the paople of St Paub what
they have talced for in tha way of
|g|blatioa. So why tbb haste?
la it wiaa, therefore, to go to a
new county, to strange conditions,
foreign alliances, and new nmoria-
tioos, Mmpiy to please a few men.
the dtief of whom b working for
•elf interests and b bring paid a
regular salary for hb work? •
Colleton county b just at the
threshold of an era of prosperity
never before dreamed of, and to
bring to pass the great things of
which she is capable she needs the
undivided support of her loyal sons
everywhere. Is ihe getting it when
some of them are working for her
dismemberment?
Sons of Colleton in St. Paub, we
do not believe it will be to your best
interests to take this step. We
advbe against it, and urge you to
quit yourselvsa as men on the 17th
of January. Vote for your best in
terests and you will vote to stay in
Colleton.
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mmj. B.M. Jones.
FOB BALB—Two fee forms, owe hi
Lodge,B. U,ao4••» osar Lo4go.ll.
O., for ooah or oo oosy poyisois. For
> farther panics Its onto to or coll oe
O. J. Com,
It It tf Ladgo, B. a
FOR BALE—I hovo for mb thro* also
yuoag amiss sal table for farm or Um-
bsr parposoa 1 will soil tfem $*-cash
or for a kaakabn aapor.
- OJCobo,
10 It tf Lodge, 6.0.
FOB bALE—Fall
lLE—Fall Ibsot olootro coosm!
for the kitoaoa. Vary cheep.
saiy.
L N Glover,
Forattaro 4 boro.
MEETING AT ADAMS RUN.
We are authorised to announce
that there will be a mass meeting
held at Adams Run, Friday. Dec. 30,
at 11 o'clock for the porpoee of dio-
cussing the proposed secession to
Charleston county. Senator Acker
man. the other members of the del
egation and other prominent speak
are trill he present Eueryone b
invited to attend.
Tax Returns,
Ths AwHtor’s rfflos trill O' so for
taking tax tmoras from Js->. 1st to Fob.
W b. lilt. ,
The low ivqotfos that all property bs
Hated for lasso tbit yw»r psrsoeal prr
p»ry. owca mortgogss, mowry. ete. al-o
•o looomo tax on Ihoosm of $2 800 M
sad apwents.
TtsroshoUbs capitatioo tax of 80
oasts no ah 4<e« sou tbs i>me ods to bo
asposdnd fwr sobnoi psrposss. Dngs not
istoiaod tor taxottns sasll aot bs b« *
to bs p’opsrty Is asy of tbs oouru of
All m-U* between the ages of tl sad
00 years, except Confederate toidiort «I
those bersoas Inespabm of ssrolng s
►apn rt by belar l si wed or from say
otbrr caa-o ate liable to poll tax.
All proper.y maet beas-e aetl at 'its
trae val o la nam* y, M shich la eon-
• rood to mow “tne sum at wbiob said
piopsny auder ordtosry aroumstssoee
sould »eii for oseh M
Iton't ssb ihot youi property be taken
f.H>B the NDoke tli* Kami ss last year
All p>oprrtv tua*t be l<sted ini prope*
lilsukeai-d -worn to Township sud
o* xb< ol diairict toast b- giteo.
Iho Aaditor or his dipatv sill be st
the iolio«ti<g piace« on -he ds'es men
unoed below to Uk- us tot'tins
He* driifc nvli a Toe ony fauito’y 8
Pniie Wedut-Mley Jsnusry 4
Holder- l»r Pwigett’s storv Thursday
Ja-'tsrt 8
Rio Ps'Oh Frldss January 6
8tdka Store H%tuidat a m January 7
A-btoo Osia na- p m JenosTy T.
Bells T> e-dsy 4a> nary 10
L- dge Wrdntisttay Isnoaiy 11
Berea Tbur-dsy Jsuearv 12
fBooks KiiU-y JaMarav Id.
^ Johns tkbuol IlwosoSaturday Jaenary
Os Ire villa Taes lay Janoary 17.
Cmtagevilie ft’oleead** Januarv 18.
Ma«*le t ana Tbaioitay Janaary If.
Htd.ot F btay Jan eat y It
• Rsv-aei ndey «anaor> 28
* anraa X Ro»te Tussiday Jaaoary
M
Meggst'a Wedroodav Jsnqai v 28.
Ada«oo Baa Tmroday PaSaarv 28.
Jaoboimb wo Fndav daouary 2?
Isiooa Poad tmterday lasmar* 2K
A A Hut arson, Jr,
Aadbor OadeSea C'ooaty.
WANTED—A good respectable eoomu.,
with oat chi drsa, to do general boose
worlr Will pay Ubeiai wages. Ap
ply to Mrs O P Folk,
Id 81 St Bhihardt, 0. C.
WANTED A CROPPER-^Om who can
pleoi aad caiUvaie 25 or 20 seres, eota
and out toe. sttber tor port ot what it
nude, or wages to bo t«id monthly.
Tnors is a Mall two room boose on
tbs place, about 40t vards from my
Cabin, #bion Is riiOAod oa tbs ttalbs
bates is Hoad, 4 miks east of amoaas
and aboai 3 miles warn of Green Pond
Cbaroh. Let me beer from yoa.
Mrs E«la tf Bmitk,
12 21 2t btaoaks, B. O,
WaNIED—At once one hundred
busOcla ot good ouw peaa
Jos W Leoas, Walter boro, 8. C
LO.-t r—‘Jim red poieter dug. answers lu
name of • Pat**. Raward tf reta aed
to HR Padgott, Waller boro, B C
BCMMbhd UJCA&A.
My stora will bo bopt open till
o’clock p. m. tta alter Xuma.
B. Finn.
Beet mixed eats and dried tigs 80c lb
at W. O. sauna.
Natually's oaady iadeliciont—at
KJeta’a.
Get your Xmas frails at W. O. Mims.
Bee Vent Bros Co, Meeeile and
Basonh* fur Bergslna ta t Xmea goods,
ate, and mive nunmy.
Nuaually's candy for Chris
Klein’s
Get year Homo Made Frail Cakes at
Che Bakery
Bags aad thyme for saanw seasoning
at Klein’s.
Nios amortaaeat of Cbriotmas Candy
at The Bakery.
Otvs her a box of Nainally’s candy,
at Kioto's
National Frail Oakes. Rakia Oakes,
Gturoa Cakrs aad plala Cakes at the
Befoy.
Rod aad Black popper, eleven, maos
and other sptoea, whole hod gruoad at
Kkla’a*
Mixed spioeo for pieklm at Klela’a.
Pastry, apiooa for Cakes ot Klatn's
Psatry sploao for cakes at Kioto's.
Oyatorshell for boos; fat mackerel;
8 lb. table peaches 16c; seed rye.
b *1 if Byrnes Store.
Itch relieved in St minotes by Wool-
furd s Btuitary i>.ttoo Never fails.
Sold bv John at. Kieiu, Drnggiat.
1)6 6o>o
Saratoga chips for ssleat B G Byrne'*
KOrtt K—i a III reeatva stowrt Mdo at
• dkem eooi ty oomaitKahtears nn h
12 M, Do 24 llld. fw a 8 tr^meu at
JacKOuettcMo f..| im ymr 1811 Tide
dm* nut tee oad beteot nua govern
yooiselvae no ordingly
J O Grtflo,
Co. Hepa« vktir C Ol
NtMTt E—I will rar*tveseelad tdda a
nttoe , f ci't'ii*V r •mml-oioitera emu
13 B, Dec 24.191t, for rora .by the
bu»b-1, aria tty na *acfe, fmlttar no *
bvv bV the tmud ed. hnonn by tha 10#
71m. and syrup hy tha barrel. Take
due tH^toa thereof aad guvara yonr*
aaiwa eoooruihgty.
J O. Grtflto.
12 7 ft Cc. fepervtoor O. C.
NO I ICE—I am no longer a member ol
the rinidarsonvllle l.nm'ier Cumpaut
of llt-nders'iuvltle, baviug di-p t»ed of
nly InieiOKl iu same.
F Gneea.
. H**ttdersoDvUle, 8. C , Nov 8», 1810.
12 7 8
CITATION
For letttrs of Mnioistrotioo.
STATE OF **UU TH CAHOL1N A,
County of Collet oa.
By Jtto. D. Ed ward a, X. quire, Probate
Jndga.
Whersoo O V Klaoey mad«*nit'o me
to grant bar Letters of Admiatatra
woo U T A of the op at a and ef
acts ot Haarv Klaoey
TIIE-E ARE. THEREFORE, to oite
end -dm-nloh ail aad Mag alar the kin
dred and C edltoro of the aaid Henry
Kineef, dsnosmd. that .they bs
nod appsar bo'ore me, to ib# Oue>t of
Proha to l«> bo brl t at W alter bAO, 8. C.
«« D-e 27. 1910, next, after publloe-
tloa hereof, at 11 o ekioh to (bo fixoeooo,
•o obow oaoKe. if any they hove, why
the mid Adaiaioirokoe shoe id not be
gro* teit
GIVEN coder my hand, tbia lltb day
uf Duo h D, 19i0.
Published ue she 21st and 98th davs
of Doe-1912. la The Prem *cd Hoaadard
JNO D. EDWakDh,
Probate Jadiie. C C.
- NOtICC.
Nnttoo I* hereby giv« a that 1 forbid
aader penal’y of the law nay tre»paa«-
io« by Ktoob wpna my i-rm to Braxton
fuwoahip at Bte.Aeaa X Hoad.
F Ift.
RoMb, ■ C . Jane L Itlt.
1J»
Terry & Shaffer
Department Store.
Terry & Shaffer Specials
V
Yellow Homespun, 1 yd wide. A
good vitality 5c. per yd.
V .1
Calico Remnants Fine for Quilting
or smalT'gannents, 2 I-2c per yd,
40 yds for $ 1.00.
Special Handkerchief Sale now
going on from 3c up.
SpecialjSale in Edgings and Inser
tions. '
Special Sale in Val and Torch
Lace.
Special Sale in Binen Torch Lace-
All Blankets [both fall If wool, part
wool and cotton, REDUCED.
Terry
Shaffer.
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RESOLVED
IHAT-WE -Would purr the
Silly pact/ce craw* uamvas
PRESENTS AM) GIVE OUT FA ENDS
SOMETHWi THEY CAN VSC.-
Jb MANY NICE U5ETULTHINQ5
MKE GLO VES, HANDK ERGHICF5
RECK. WEAR AMD THE UKE- WE
have all the thing s you
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CHRUTMAi, WHAfjOY THE VERY'WOR.D
5R1N<SJ. ’Tli AT CHRI^TMAJ TIME THAT WE
TURN FROM mn^HNEi^ AND TRY To MAKE
OTHERS HAPPY. AND HOW THI.S BRINGS HAP-
PINEW UNTO OUR^ELVE^. HAVE YOU : NOT
Someone to whom you wijh to give a
PRESENT? WHAT JHALL YoUR PRESENT BE?
USEFUL THINGS. MCN LIKE To GET NECKTIES,
JILK ^UJPENDER'S, NICE HoJE: HANDKER
CHIEFS, MUFFLERS, GLOVES, SLIPPERS—
THINGS To WEAR. CAN'T YOU FIND SOME
THING IN THIS LIST YOU THINK WOULD MAKE
A NICE PRESENT FOR A FRIEND?
NECKTIES FOR 25 AND SO CENTS.
SILK SUSPENDERS FOR 25 AND 50 CENTS.
MUFFLERS FOR 25 AND 50 CENTS.
SLIPPERS FOR »]., | J.25 AND $1.50.
AND HOW. A60UT SOME OF THOSE THINGS FOR
YOUR WOMAN FRIEND?
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 6 FOR 50 CENTS.
HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES SUITABLE
FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
AND THESE FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS:
A COMPLETE LINE OF DOLLS AND TOYS. WE
SHALL GLADLY HELP YOU TO MAKS’ OTHERS
HAPPY.
RESPECTFULLY,
TAYLOR’S
WA I.TF.RBORO’S POPULAR STORE
NOTICK.
^rn'ed hide will h»* reoaited at .bU
ffloe until Januart 2 1911 fo* a ph>vi
c «a it* ait*n-l ihe iiiutu.o- of • ha pm*
a* ro, au<t c nvtciO of • be chain g«*>g
Vhl atuj.u and t * tu-ot h *11 i„edi
JOUKlFrlN.
At oat: boperytoor tf <1 ,
u AUawt Boaeb, Clerk. 12 212
NOTirX—I will rec»iva wal'd blda ot
i-fflo*- <>f county commUa oners until
12 M, D-c 34, 1910, for n erryma at
Atbrpio f«*r iba ion* 1911. Taka di#
not o rb*-roof Vod govern yourwl-es
eeonrdiofy.
J O OiiHo,
Co. Haptrvieor U. C.