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WKDNESDAT. JAN. 11.1911’
The Pew Colleton!
If in Cherteaten county, when
would Meffett have a dwpenaary?
*'Savins the county” ie a favorite
slogan for certain of Colleton’s citi
zens these days.
If you are a prohibitionist, how
can you vote to go to the dispensary
county of Challeston?
It costs $500, to run for sheriff of
Charleston county, when would!
AAriw Ban mh! 1
is $tn
ity.
twice as high as in Colleton
A comparison of n
rstnras wfll net be
In territory ad^oiniBg Colleton coun
ty, 0m esmeelaaB of bed as in this
county, we find the following re
fer tarafisu in
: Wadandaw township, Jacob
Alston. 10 acres. $150; August
Brown, 12 acres. $128; John Brown,
8i acres, $100; Gertrude Bailey, 42
Area. $260; R Lobby dement, 25
acres. $250; H L Cox. 1.137
$1,500; Jack Gadsden. 19 acres, $209;
Martha Graham, 4 acres, $60; Chas
Robinson. 10 acres. $100; F W
Towles. 443 acres. $1350; W H Wil
son. 198 acres, $2,000. Total for
township 22.731 acres, $99,465 or an
average of $4 37 per acre. 514 budd-
— CittffM Urotfaeaeite*
per building. In this township
o y ' , yS
horses are returned for $60, mules
Adams Run have a sheriff in Char- $70, cattle$15.09, hogs$3.44, wagons
Mr. E has 199 aeres ef land
messed at $10
At 11S-4 mills Mr E ]
$11.75, ip taxes, or over throe times
i aiMhaa Mr A. in Colleton.v
New. voters, of St. Pauls, is it
worth this dUfsrsncs to say that
gen aroin Charleston eoanty? 96p-
pees ft is better schools you want,
wo grant that Charleston coun
ty has botterochools than in Colle
ton. An extra levy of 3 mills will
give just as much money for your
schools as Charlotton will give you.
IM. will, therefore, pay the great
smount of 75 cents, on* this extra,
levy, fftry cent * of which will go
back to the district eotijpgr it.-which
will make his total tax $4.43 against
$1175. In other words he will pay
$7.32 each year for the name Char
leston county will it pay Mr A? Mr
A. is YOU!
This is the way we 'tee it,' Mr
Voter, from a business point of view.
We presume you are a business man
and will allow these figures to soak
ta. If you do. how will you vote?
Where will vou be benefited? Who
mgs. $26,945. an average of $62.421 will be benefited in St. Pauls? A
few or the many?
We trust the above figures will
receive careful thought before next
FOR BALK
FOR.BALB—A flat aritriisaw for sals
vIwm kigSt qsaru of stilt Apply to
tun . oi stokor.
Walter taro. 8.0.dK F D. •
leston county?
a It is rumored that a great rivalry
is being engendered between Green
Pond and Ritter as to which shall be
the county seat town when Colleton
is further dismembered.
Poor Adams Ron and Collins town
ships! How we would like to
''gather thee, as a hen gathereth her
brood under her wing, if we could,
to protect thee from the ravages of
the birds of prey!
Well, *‘M. M. W.” need have no
fear that anyone will attempt to
invade the privacy of the back yards
of Bamberg secessionists. Really,
though, that it very place one would
aspect to find the jdvocates of such
a scheme or in some place where the
"light of reason” Cannot shine.
We beg to acknowledge receipt of
an autograph copy of The Struggles
of 1876 by Serator B R Tillman,
which is a copy of a speech made at
the Red-Shirt Reunion at Anderson
last August. This speech is a
valuable contribution to the history
of these trying times, and written in
Senator Tillman’s virile style, it is
most interest miff
CAN ST PAIJLS AKKORD TO GO
TO CHARLESTONt VODN1Y?
-Th<relection in St I’auls Parish, as
In Edisto township the following
individual returns are found: Peter
and Susan Ancrum, 15 acres, $200;
Benj. J Bailfy, 10 acres, $106;
Louisa W Bailey. 355 acres. $1,875;
Edwin Deas, 12 acres. $200; J M
Pope. 616 acres. $3,100. Total for
township, 34,675 acres. $167,435; or
an average of $4 83 per acte; 922
buildings. $38,640, an average of
$41 90 per building. Horses are re
turned at $55; mules, $64; cattle,
$12 45; hogs. $2 80; wagons. $17.50.
John’s Island shows the following
returns: Real estate Affley Aikec,
5 acres, $50; Wm. Andel. 22 acres,
$200; Mary P Bailey 700 acros, $2,000;
Mary W Hanahan. 50 acres. $500;
Esute Canning Pinckney, 8 aeres,
$1C0; Smart Simmoas, 20 acres, $200.
Total. 47.604 acres, $210,780 or an
average of $4.43 per acre^ 992 build
ings, $49,480, average. $50.88 per
building. Horses are returned at
$65, mules $80. cattle $14 44. bogs,
$3 70, wagons $19.58.
St. Philips and St. Michael town
ship, trucking lands on Charleston
neck frhowH the following valuation
on the tax books: Annie Croghan. et
al. 4' reres. returned for $1,400;
l>'tate A F C Cromer, 40 acres,
$1,(00; K>tate R W Richer, 40 l 4
acres. $0..'s (); Kmma 4 Ficken. IS
aTes, ; EhtHte 4 F arid E 4
Tuesday, and will be carefully
weighed by each voter. We also
trust the voters of St. Pauls will
vole as men, and not allow ballots
to be placed in their hands by any
man or set of men, whether in favor
of Colleton or Charleston.
The verdict is with YOU!
Tax Returns.
Tbs Auditor's effloe will or«n for
i skin ft Ux returns from Jan. IsS to Fab.
20 b. 1SU.
The taw rrqauss that all property be
listed for tasee Ibis year personal pre
pen y, notea. mortgages, money, etc. al-o
an income ins on Income of $2 500 00
nnd apwnrds.
Ttere shall be enpitntion tax of 50
cents on all dogs and the i>rnc<eds to be
exceeded Rr school purposes. Dogs not
•eturned for taxation to*11 not be bald
to be property In any ot the courts of
this stsia.
||Ail miles between the ages of tl sod
60 years, except Uonfederaic soldiers i f
ibuee bersons Incapable of earning a
-npp rt by be lux lainied or fron^any
otter cen*eare liable to poll tax. • f
All property must be esse- sed at ''Its
rrne.val. eln mon*y,” nhicb Is con-
n rued to mesa '*tbe sum at which said
ptoparty under ordinary ciroamstanoes
eonld sell for cash "
Don’t ask that yout property be taken
fjom tke books the seme as last year.
All property must be listed on proper
blanks and sworn to Township and
uiiiat<er ot school district most be given.
\lhe Auditor or his deputy will be at
the tollowiiig places on the dates men
U*»ned below to Ute- tnx returns
* Hetrn Thursday morotug, Juu 12
'Hue*head S< h *>1 Hu-e. Thursday
eveiiii g, .Uti 12
t-uifstfcM Ktidoy .lannray Id.
Johns Si ho > I lionet Saturdsv .IsDuary
14. ° '
VUITlALl^'riW Jersey Mw~fbr
sale. Pnca rsssesabla Apely to
1 tl It J XFripp, Wsltarboro, 8 C
FOB BALK—Ify brass sad km is Iowa
8svcn rooms and kitten, water
works, very large lot, babies,*'bam,
servant's bouse, e*c. Price $1710
Apply «• W W Bpeigbto.
111 41 Allendale. 8. C.
FOR BALE—A roocTbugpy borsa, gen
tle and sound, S yean old. ^
I 4 4t Dr A. W. flndsoa,
Bufin, Ha C.
FOR 8A LX—One Ford Antomoblle
(rnnabon.) in good ooedttioo. Will
wall cheap. <
"jy Dr A W Hndaon,
T44t Rufflo.S. C.
FOR BALE—t nice milk cows,'not now
milking, cheap for caab
111 2t XX Jonas,
Waltarboro. 8. C.
FOR BALE—la the town of Walterboro.
8 0., a nlca bdme with barn, ambles,
baggy and wagon abads and smoke
house—leas than one bandrsd yards of
two of tbs loading baaka of the Iowa,
sbont oae hundred yaado of tba court
bon so, two mlnotss walk to aoaaa of
tba boot a tores in town—water-train
rurik right by front yard, good neigh
bors. beat rby and oaa among the beat
towns lu tba Btate. Apply to
J. W. CARBON,
II 80 tf- Varaville, b O.
FOR HALE OK RENT—Doe -comfort
able home centrally located. Terms
easy. £. M. Jones
FOR BALE—Full Hue of electra enamel
ware for the kitchen Very cheap,
seivioeabie and cleanly
L N Glover,
Furnttore Store.
BUSINESS LOCAL*.
BNnntally’s candy isdeliricni—at
Klein’s.
Nnucaliy’s candy for Christmas—at
Kiain's
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Bags and thyme for aansnge seasoning
at Klein’s.
Give her a box of Nunnally’s oaodv,
at Kiain’s
Red nnd Block pepper, cloves, mace
and other spices, whole and ground at
KltioV
Mlxod spices for pickles at Klein's.
Pastry, spices for Cakes at Klein's
Pastry spioas for cakes at Klein’s.
Oyster shell for hens; fat mackerel;
9lb. table peacbee 16c; seed rye.
k 81 tf Byrnes Store.
Itch relieved io 30 minutes by Wool-
ford's Stoitary Lotion Never fails.
Sold by John M. Klein, Druggist.
10 6 6too
Saratoga chips for sale at B G Byrne’s
NOTICE—For sale, 100 aoree of land on
railroad, 81-8 miles above Waltarboro,
floe sand cluy road ronnitg from
Walterboro to the place; 48 aoree un
der lence nnd cultivation; balance of
lund with good, pine and oypreea tim
ber. Also good buildings on place.
Apply to J D ColsoO, *
1 4 4t„ Walterboro, 8. C.«
ibirt familiarly known, w ill In* held jVi ‘kon. 35 aero?. $3,500; F L Hacker-
before the in xt is.-uo of The I'reiifc j man, 2 acre*. $350: H'tate-Jf hn K' n-
•nd Standard, and thin territory will nerty, 51 > acres. .?6.7tKi Total for
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decide whether or not it will tfo L>. township, 2'257 aerts, $198 170, an
Charlestyn counly. At lea.st those average of $87.80 jht acte. 399
eitiz«‘ns who are regi.su nd will have. buildings are returned for $328.9-45
IVntreville Tu»s !sy Jsnaitry 17.
('<»itsi<i,wil*e U «> tn« .lanoarv IS
Msiiln,! see Ihaisdit, Jnnnary 1‘J
Hid ,*» K idut .lai.otiv-2o
Rtv-nel i.'.< n lBy ^ni intiv 2:J
w ai ons X Robes Tuesday January
'leggel'* W-ureatav Ji.nnatv 2'i
Adams Him T> nradny Iftpnarv 2d.
Jsi-ksuiili 'r«> Fndav Juiinarv 27
t»ie«*n Pi no NWnrdnv !H"UHr» t'S.
WiliiHin.- Imsiluy. Jtn , l l
A A Pattorson, Jr,
Andilor .Coilenm County.
CITATION
for letters of Administration.
STATE OF hoU I li CAROLINA,
County of Cotleron.
Ity H D Psdvett, Clerk of Court, Acting
P.ohate Judge:
Whereat. Henry Bennett msde snit'o
me to grant tom Lepers ot AdminUtra
tiou ot tbeeataie and tffeoie of Jobu
HnawMt
TilXHX ARE, THEREFORE, to cite
sod -dniMnt«b all and singular roe kin
dred sod C edl'ora of iho said Join
•tenaett, deceased. 'bat they be
and appear twore me. in iha Court ot
Probate to be h-T « at Wsl'eiboro, 8. Q.
n Jan. 14. 1811. n**', after pxbiL'a-
• lon bereoi. el 11 oriia-k in the forenoon,
C.show cau-e. if aiiv fh*-v ’»sve, why
l t t r.% ..i l. |'he >-eui Adumiiotrat.ou sliogiilYiot be
Enough has bt-cn eaui otu* way or j $<il 50, cattlo, ■ $21 87, hr’gs, $2 47. _, r ,
tlie other in the way t>f criticism. ■ vv;.gori-$18 40. >
Fertcr.n should hot I e blmdtd, in a It wi I {hurt be seen that the taxa-
values are very much higher in
NOTICE.-
To our Friends: At the request of our
patrons, wp have decided to continue
viving Premium Tickers durioir our
steck re metion sale, which will con
tinue noth Hatarday, Jan 2U These
tn ket- are the ones giKid for beautiful
Hni * »ml iiold t Inna
Wi l Ks<> give tm*ei8 and fnll cash
vaiuu in goo :* fo r K<gs
TKltUY A: HIIAfFHt
the privilege of saying whetlur or
not they w L-h to go. We undcratand
there are many of the electors not
registered, who cannot, therefore.
— participate in the election. This is
g pity for in a question of this kind
everyone should have a voice. The
«nre$iitered citixen will be affected
in prtciaely the same way as the
registered, no matter how the ques
tion ii settled.
To the qualified elector of St.
Pauls, we wish to present a few
facts for consideration, in order that
he may iftteliigently cast hi* ballot
or an average of $S22 per bud lirigs-
Horses are returned for $73 60;
wiles f74 50; cattle. $24.12, hogs
$4 34. wagons. $34,42.
In Adams Run township, Colleton
r
county, the following values are
shown on the tax books: Samson
Rogers. 10 acres, $25; Toby Mat
thews, 13 acres $65; C M Gibson, 722
acrea. $1.46!); W C Geraty A Co..
389 acres. $2,000; S J Rumph, 1.240
acres. $2 480. 1016 building are re
turned in this township at $65,710 or
$0167 per building. .The taxable
value of horVes is $63 85, mules
NOTICE.
N >t!eS l« l.erebv gmu that I forbid
under penally of tlie law, any treepa*-
immyrt-toek ap>»n my t-rm in Sroitoi
TyiHekbi at Me hme X Road*
( F M. Tbomaa.
Rnffln, 8 C\ June 1. 1810.
i v r \
ewso of this kind, by oreviduv. t.u*
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a’t aj.'jK jo may projvi'lv in* m ole to t
trie inteil oi i< u stoteinciit of l..>
This we .>ll to do.
* -da
r- of The J't '
ard, m i r . r : i , U «\ i ■
11* fnet.-. wm" a.o v I are ..i
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Blade a til T u h ox tni.; a' • . tl *•
books in the auditor’s office .v. «
dihflox.s the faiiov. ; if fa -t.': Ii.
tlitoe tow»ii>hips. which adj- in ('r'i
Jt ton county A very eaiofdl exaiuti>a-
Automobiles Hired
- and Repaired-
We have opened an Auto
mobile and Repair shop in
Walterboro, and are prepared
to do re pair work of all kinds.
We also have a full supply of
supplies, greases, oils, etc.
Automobiles for
Hire.
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We sha 1 ! also keep several
(JIVKN u..d.r my band, thi* 3i«t -inv fine machines for hire at rea
I Rf»* V D. 18i0 * • « 1 1 - » • ,
H on in«* 4fb and iitb div« sonaoie ratt.s.
of J •». l!<ll in T< »• *: <1 8t«u<t»r 1
it. d. f M*t;r n * i--rk .«t«. urt.
LddffB, Jan. i.—fractal: On
Iha night of Dae. 20, ^ D.
Smoak, depot agent at EL and B.
Junction, happened to a moat
painful but pariiapa not serious
accident
The writer in conversation
with Mr. Smoak obtained the
following statement
Mr. Smoak, lays J^ter the de
parture at the freight train he
closed the depot and started to
walk off of the‘platform and
‘ on a defective plank in
the ffoor and fell, badly fractur
ing hie right leg, juat above hit
ahoe top. and it aeema at thia
time to be no better.
Since the accident Mr. Smoak
haa been forced to give top hia
work. L C. McKenaie is acting
in Mr. Smoak’• place.
Dr. E. P. Carter of Ashton is
attending Mr. Smoak, and says
Mr. Smoak’a leg is in a critical
condition being badly fractured.
He is unable at thia time to fore
tell the future result.
• The cause of Mr. Smoak’s
critical condition is a defective
floor around and in the interior
of the depot There being sev
eral large openings in the depot
and platform. Though in a
critical condition, we hope to see
Mr. Smoak again at his work, j
J. C. Murchison Superintendent
of the Charleston division of A.
C. L. R. R. in company with W.
C. Mauldin, President of H.’&
B. R. U. paid Smoaks a short
visit Friday last.
H. Ehrhardt, who has for
Several * 1 months closed his busi
ness at H. & R Junction is now
repairing, and wi l soon begin
work at this place again. ,"
W. H. Hi era vis in Walterboro
this week on business.
Miss Janie Crosby who spent
the holidays at home with her
parents' Mr. and Mrs. J. W
Crosby returned to her work at
Parkers Ferry Monday.
• Dr. E. P. Carter of Ashton is
erecting a large store and dwell
ing combined at H. & B. Junc
tion, and this will no doubt add
much to the appearance of ^this
little place.
Miss Lizzie Crosby who spent
Christmas in this section with
her parents will return to her
home in Charlestcn the latter
part of this week.
Miss Edna Chitty who spent
Xmas with relatives at Olar, re
sumed her duties at Dry Branch
Monday.
Rev. J. C. Lawson and family
of Kelton, S. C. have moved in
the Baptist parsonage at this
place. Mr. Lawson is Carters
Ford’s pastor for another year.
We gladly welcome them in.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bishop and
children and Mrs. Joseph Bishop
of Ehrhardt spent Saturday at
the home of W. H. Hiers.
W. W. Cone is in the City by
the Sea this week on business.
B. 1\. Bennett and family whp
have for several years »vsMed a*
liodtre. will leave this week, for
Holly Hill where they gotomake
their home. We hope for
them much success in their new
home.
Lei and I tiers.
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chief
requisite
for making
Perfect
Bake Day
Foods.
ROYAL
S I* J Garris, Jr., J W Kinsey
and F J verry of Smoaks were
here Saturday,
(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium)
Prompt Powerful Permanent
Its beneficial ef« Stubborn raises Good results ure
fecta are usually yield to P. I*. P. lasting—it enrea
*2$^ very (juickly when other me<!i« you to stay cured
Cmes ore useless
p. p. p.
* * »• *
Makes rich, red, pure blood—cleanses* the entire
system — clears the brain — strengthens dlgeetioa and nerve*.
A positive specific for Blood Poisoa and skin diseases.
Drives out RhiMistlsi and Stops the Pata; ends Materia
ls a wonderful tonic and body-builder. Thousands endorse iU
F. V. UPPMAN, SAVANNAH* GA.
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Walterboro Auto Repair
& Transit Co.
C. \V. CUMMINGS] Pres. |
F. S. FENNELL, Manager. |
AtAt to Hon
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Dentist
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