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T s' It., -*** s • m "a., fr x' 1 BSOXT I Prof. w. K. Tat*. SUte *tfp*nrU- or cf rural aeboola. bis Issued the follow!as address: „ Tbs court ry schools of our Btatc are 'now beginning the areslon of 1911*1912 In tny visits among these schools, 1 find one-third to one-he’f of »the children In attend- give. The fields ara white with cotton to be picked sad I realise the difficulty, and in many ca*es the impossibility, of putting all the STOftfli TROUHIS Cored By Vinol—Her. U Proof Seymour. Ind.—“I was troubled with NOTICE OF SAUL State of South Carolina. Couaty of Colletoa. IN THE PROBATE COURT. Epsie E. Ackerman, et al., as a chronic stomach trouble, and live Ex *f“Jr** Executors of Estate Treeka ago It got ao bad I had to give of c * K - Ackerman, Deceased up work- I had tried various medl- X. Plaintiffs. ▼a. Fronle V. Ackerman, and E. S. cincs without relief, and was Anally Induced !<?> try Vinol. After taking the Flshburn©, first bottle I was greatly benefited. | Defendants. Am now on the third bottle and ready | By virtue of a decree of the to resume work. Am rapidly gaining > above court herein, 1 will sell at . . in weight and strength.” Edw Ntc public outcry foi to the high children In school at the beginning w eut bidder before the court house of the Kfssion. Allow die to make j u ^ tho m<H ji c , na l ole-’‘V 00 *-, in Walterboro. 8. C.. during suggestion which grows out of my . . ^ . u „ Ihe legal hours of sale on Monday. own «x|crl*r<e ns ft. hey oi* the Tnen g rf the cols livers, coin e \ ov 191 j, being Ralesd&y, the with tho BtrongtheniUg proper. .'T. o 'following described real estate: tonic iron conUlned in Vinol which . (H , A |j that tract v of land sltuat makes It bo successful In restoring ted on Combahee, together with perfect digestion and at the same the buildings thereon. In Colleton time It builds up the tired, over- County. State of South Carolina, be- worked and run-down system. i ' n K a P art of th e Hickory Hill Try a bottle of Vinol with the un- Plantation, measuring three (?) ac- farm. eager to enter school at the beginning of the term, but unable to do so because of the pressing farm work. L^t every par-nt see that the children arc i t the school at least one day during the first .week for classification. The ambitious ^ Vhsrvowir^moiiev wMl be I re *' ,hret * (3 > ro,,s * a * nd e, * ht can then get his books, and In .? | perches, be the same more or less. many casus, em'do enough work at returned if it docs not help you. borne to enable bim to enter hls ^^— — • * clase without serious loss when the C ItYI.M. FOU HKI.l*. farm work Is dane, he er n attend * ■ school regularly. There are many ..f j, ln \Valt< rlsiro l>ut (tally •lays wh< n he can not work on the and bounded as follows: north and east, lands now or formerly owned by July Small, South by lands of Elizabeth barker and Manigault; West by lands of laiwndes; this bcintf a tract of land convejed to C. K. Ackerman by James M. Speights hih! W. W. Speights A: Bro. (b) All tha^ tract of land sltu- GhrtstkReal Fads Itr Case atf Ids lav ^ joneraL Joneaboro, Ark.—“I Buffered a edm- plete break down in health, some time ago,” writes Mrs. A. McGill, from thii place. “I was very weak and could yot do any work. I tried different remedies, but they did me no good. One day, I got a bottle of Cardul. It did me bo much good. I was surprised, and took some more. Before I took Cardul, I had hcadacha and bnekachc, and sometimes I would cry for hears. Now I am over all that, and can do u!l kinds of housework. I think It Is the createst medicine on earth.” In the r.st fl r * - years, thousands of ladies have written, like Mrs. McGill, to tell of the benefit received from Cardui. Guch testimony, from ram'’ttf wom''n, cr.reiy indicates the great value of this tonic remedy, for dhen'-es peculiar to worn n. Are you a sufferer? Yes? Cn.dui fs the medicine you need. We urge you to try It. N. B -^WrUetn : 1 iJics* A'-fwv Per*-, f h.ittj- l»rtv » 'Vri' In.* Co., O •. IVun., for Sprr ii iRitrurtfiin*. anl N»m. "Horn.* 'ire*tSKlit iur Wwiutin." -tnt m pia.n *r-,pvr, on reoue»« m fi rtwtnu mr« *oP. lick, red, part blood—cleanses the entire 'Clears the brain—’Strengthens A positive specific for and I and nerves, and skin diseases. 1 ends< Drives ou a wonderful tonic and body-builder. Thousands endorse it.’ F. V. UPPMAN, SAVANNAH, CA. mazssexaM easejesensf 1 ’ '¥ ? Q fl 5 a 3 <.n»v>ing l,nvi. , The kidneys cry for help. Not an organ in She whole body sc dcllcatelj ef nstfucted. Not one «o Important to health. The kWi ?ys are the filters cf the'ated In Hendersonville School Dis Ltood. 11riot, Colleton County, State of W hen they fall the blood becomes South Carolina, containing forty- foul and poisonous. (three (43) acres, more or less, Tnere can he no herith where bounded North by lands of estate *h< re Is poisened bleed. | of Capt Ne*than(el Heyward, estate 1 ac k ache is >m of tl.» first inti;-, of Wm. Lowery, and estate of E. I c.t*ions of k'dnoy troubit- I B. Loyless; South-east by lands of It is the kidney's cry for help. ' Boyrton, formerly Marvin; South tf Ik, -d it. lands of MaJ. 8. A. Marvin, and or- Doan's Kidney Bills are what Is chard Swamp lands of Nathaniel f wanted. Heyward; the above tract originally Are Just what overworked 'Ttid- contained 65 acres, but 11.9 was | toys need. sold to Ada C. Marvin, see plat | They strengthen and invigorate of same made by A. J. Lemacks, , the kidneys; help them to do their Surveyor, dated Dec. 4th, 1905. ork. | (cl All that tract of land sit- ; ntonn Kalmut, Bay St., Beau- uated In ('olletpn County aid State j S. C., sajs: ”1 have m ; e<l of South (’arolina. containing one ; farm. On there days he can go to school anJ get, assistance on points of difficulty. s Let every country teacher in the State make a list of all pupils of school e.ige In her district and endeavor to get everyone to attend school this year. A littje personal work with parents and children will yield a rich harvest, r*nd a broader nequalntpnee with your people will make the wc rk In the school our power to help the pupil who Is at work and trying to study at home.' - Let every school trustee In the State lend the weight cf his in fluence to secure this y'f.r th> best country school attet'iiince In the histoiy of South Carolina. In this way you will not only make better and more efficient men and women of the children who ’hitend school this year, but ycu will also Increi »e your s< bool apportloom 1 • *t Doan's Kidney I'ills and thyy have (1) acre, more or less on Hickory for next year. Let tvs (adopt for^,,,,, w . r y Isttu-fielul to me. f took Hill plantation, being part of a trac our watchword In South CaroHnc f},js remedy when I was suffering of land formerly the property of for this, ytiir: A^Cood School for fnun i- lan.e a; l achlt ; back and Will Manigault, since trr..rnferred tne i (•work I An ! fort. Every Child: Every Child In school. Just a word to the hoy who works. The sanie grit and deter 1 - 1IU , 0i - merits.' mlnatlon which makes you do your work well, will enable ycu to sur mount the difficulties jou find in your bc;As. h ycu can t »t enter school now, get your hooks and by little borne study each .d(-y try to be* p pare with your *jcla»». Noerly ull the nun wh-j have achlevtsl suc- c«i8 have surmounted difficul ties In acquiring an edocf.Men. W. K. Tate. V tr« uhle wi ll the kidney' set retlons by his widow, Tilla Manigault, to and lh'» good work it did, convlm . d her s«*cond husband, Wineglass. Sai land was advertised for taxrH in For sale by all dealers. F’rice 50 1909 and execution paid, and is on cents. Fcwtcr-Milburn Co., Buffalo and fronting directly in front of Jas New York, sole agents for the Uni ted States. Remember the and take no other. name—Doan's SHERIFF’S SALE. TAX NOTICE The books of the County Treasur er will be open for the purpose of collecting taxes frost the 15th day of October, 1911, to December 21, 1911. The levy is as follows. Mills State.,, ... ... .«* mw amm 5 J-4 Speights* place, being botftided J North by lands of J. M. Speights, j South-east by lands of Stephen Parker, North-east by GiHiard. Tract (b) will be ^old first, but should the purchase price bid be less than $650.00, then the Ar..id ' sale be withdraw!-.* end tract (bi along with tract (c) will be sold together. I will sell the follow lug-tracts of Should tract (b) be purchased land on salesday in Nov. 1911, at for aai amount equal or in excess of the court house at 12 dclock, M., $650.00 then ar<l in that event, for tax<*«, costs and penalties: tracts (a) and (c) will be sold to-J Adams Run Township. I gether, they ■ lieing the two lots J. F. Brown, 10 acres more or at Hh’kory 11111. lesr, bounded bv Abram Brown and Ka l e Iract (r.O shall not Ben Gnu:!, et al. Taxes, cost and P a8 * »° ,h <* purchaser any right, tl- penalty, $12.21. tie.or interest, in and to the stock Will Brown. 6 acres more or less, of merchandise or other personal j Ordinary County. w .. ... ... 4 bounded by Jim Powell and John Property..contained on the said pre- Koads - ... - 3 Simmons et al. Taxes, cost and >"lsos, awl the legal representrtlve Constitutional 8chyyol... ... ... 3 penalty $9.17. E * Ackerman, deceased, shall | E.-.tj *e Joseph Smalls, 10 acres have the right of possession to the Total ... ... 11 $-4 more or I >*, bounded by Jake K\- w 'id tract and premises for a porod Mehool Tax Ia*»'y. j loree «:tate and others. Taxes, cost on ® month from sale, if so much Mills and psncJty $n 63. ‘hey require, to dispose of the Sarah Koyuin. in acre*! more or merchandise and other personal less, bounded by 11. 1>. Padgett and property on the premises. Solomon Jerox. Taxes, cost and T he purchaser to pay for all pa- penalty $9.50, pers,. and to comply the day of >Ale Ben Sandora. 1 lot. bounded east ‘he event of e. non-compllaueo by Chas. Small, south by U. Camp- “'e property will be resold the same MAiaTZR SSALE The State of South Carolina, Colleton County. COMMON FLEAS. N. W. Warren et al, vs. Rosa Warren, By virtue of the decree of above , court herein, I will sell at public 1 outcry’, before the Court House in , Walterboro, at 12 M, on Sales , De-y In November next, (6th day), | * following described Realty, All 1 t piece, parcel or tract of land situated in. Broxton Township, coun ty and state aforesaid, containing fifty (50) acres more or less; and bounded. North by lands of Aaron Lawton, East by lands of W. F. Cummings and Bank of Hampton, South by lands of H. D. Polk, D. Pr&veaux and J. T. Polk, and W<«t by lands of Mary'' Ponds. The said lanji known by Estate land of Mary Ponds, and conveyed to Ben War ren by Willie E. Ponds u*nd J. P. Ponds, by Deed dated June 29, 1905 Terms of Sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. C. G. HENDERSON. Master. CfctoBer, 14, 1911. Depends upon its patronage and the careful atten tion that is given each patron. We have and ever will strive to give that individual attention to accounts whether small or large with all accurcy and courtesy that we have at cur command. We are growing rapidly as a result from this policy and shall continue to serve the people as required in their n^eds. MAY WE NOT HELP YOU IN YOUR BUSI NESS? The Bank of Smoaks SMOAKS, J. S. WILLIAMS. President. W. H. YARN. Vice-Prest. s. c. W. C. PATRICK. JR., Cashier. •••• •*• •1• ••• ••• • i* ••• ••• ••• • • *»• • • •• • Lodge Rum Gully.. . Rice Hutch . . , Hinoaks. . . . Little Swamp. . Strickland . . . Williams. . Bethel. . . Ruffin.. . Sniders ... Bethlehem Hendersonville Walterboro ... Rod Bank. , Cottage’ 111.* JtaysotS,, «. ,* »• Xl 1 Poll tax $1. on all males between the agee of 21 a ml 60. Also a com mutation tax of $2 an all males be tween the ages of 21 aad it) whioh ehall l>e pi id at ta* aame tfeae and in the same manner as other taxes. Sec. 3. Ttiat where a party de sires to work out his commutation tax he ia hereby permitted to do so by rendering four days work of nlae hours each or the public roads of hia townahip, under said overseer as aforesaid, and when the labor aforesaid la completed tlia overseer in charge shall make an affidavit ami It shall be present ed to tire supervisor for his approv al and then tamed over to the treasurer, and he shall thereby be Derated from commutation tax. Dogs BOc each 4 bell; west bv Archie williams, and or »‘ «»»>® subsequent sales e north.by Ckas. Smalls. Taxes ‘‘ H ?* “>® risk of the former pur-, soh; and penalty $11.24.* «baser. Philips &* Son. 1$ ai res mere or Signed: less, hounded east by J. T. Statts; J- S. Griffin, (L S.) north by J wo. Gadsden, west by Rav* Probate Judge, CeHeton <'o ei-el Lumber Co., and touth by Pee- Waltei^oro, S. C. Oct. 16, 1911. •ost k-ad penalty 1 U-lK-St. flAdLEIKiNL'FlCniEINI I C0IP1NT, SUCCESSORS TO Jhe tax books will be open at J»ne Robinson; north by John Sim- the places named below for the pur nions. . Taxes, cost and penalty. pies. Taxes $11.16. Wm. Mazyrh, 10 acres more or less, bounded by Pearson church. Milltov n road, \f J. New ton and Chas. Porter. Taxes, cost and I peniblty $10.04.fe Rosa Young, 26 a«-ces more or 1 less, bounded east by Archie Single- k ou pw J » ok,,on 5 oro rt ’ w ! : ‘GEO. 5. HACKER & SON west by Fitzsimmons, and; north by Kantowls Creek. Taxes, cost ami ! penalty, IHU?. j Linder Smalls, 6 acres more or less, bounded east by Peter Bryant; north by D, A. Sauls and west by Wiltown road. Taxes, cost and pen alty $8.24. j Robert Newman, 10 acres more o ■ less, bounded by Rosa Young. Rc-n- ; tow Is Creek and Jaeksonboro road. 1 Taxes, cost and penalty, $8.48, ' Libbic Fields, 20 acres more or less, bounded east by Clara Gibbs; south by r Wiltown road; west by . |M 1 I ■ V , v ^( pose of receiving taxes Monday. Nov. 13th, WlllUams. Tuesday, Nov. 14th. Smoaks. Wednesday. Nov.- 15th, Berea. Thursday, Nov. 16th, Ashton. Friday, Nov. 17th. Folks Stoiw. „ Saturday, Nov. 18th, Lodge, (till 12 o'clock.) ‘fueaday>. Dec. 6th. Bells. Wedoeeda-y, Doc. 6th. Rice Pa.uh. Thursday. Dec. 7th, Sniders. Friday, Dec. 8th. PKtts. Saturday Dec 9th. Hendersonvlllei Tue«d:-y. Dec. 12th. Ooltagevllle We<hi««ulay. Dec. 13lh. Ceu*. Ihuravtiy, 14th. Jack $8.95 Thomas Nix, 15 acres more or les ,bounded by S. G. Fitzsimmons and Dongarnion plantation. Taxes cost and penalty, $9.58. Rebecca Kent. 42 actes more or less, bounded by Ham Smith and others.’ Taxes, cost and penalty $8.42. John Middleton, 10 acres, more or less, bounded by Mellard and Linder, Youngblood, M. W. Brown and Joshua While. Taxes, cost and penalty. $9.40. vHI Estelle Grahn*m, :3 acres, more or less, bounded by D. A. Sauls Friaty, Dec. 15th. Green Pund. WedwNKtay. Dec. 20th. Mrs. A. R. Smith’s (Afternoon.) Thursday, Dec. 21#t, Lodge, (till 12 ©clock.) All other days at Walterboro. Notices as per above ivoakve will Isa posted at each place where we collect. R. ■- JONES. County Treasurer. and others. Taxes, cost and pen alty. $9.72. Illake TVianship. Jim Smith, 70 acres more or leas, bounded by Titus Huglnla, south and west by Sam Slmmore, et al. Taxes, cost and penalty, $12.78. W. R. FOX Sheriff, Colleton County. O'RUag la going. WE MANUFACTURE Doors Sash and Blinds Columns and Balusters; Grille: and Ornaments; Screen Doon Windows. WE DEAL IN Glsss, Sash Cord and Weight: CHARLES ! ON. S C.- Repairs on Ruygles and Waggons Mowing Machines, and all Fa:.a Implements Cone promptly and aea< J ly. All work guaranteed. HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. At Snider Lumber Company's old SUnd. 8. F. CUMMINGS. Itaffla, 8. C„ R. F. D. No. g. MASTER'S SALE The State of South Caroliua. Colleton County. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Ex Parte— , R. D. Carter, Committee. By virtue of the decree of above Court hereie, I will sell at public outery before the Court House iu Walterboro, on Sales Day In No vember next (6th da}’) within legal hours, all that piece, parcel or tract of land known aa the Tucker Tract, containing about two hundred -and sixty (260) acres, situated iu the County and State aforesaid, and bounded as follows, North by la-nds by Sllcox, Padgett A* Carter Com pany, East by Jeremiah Stevens, South bj C. M. Smyley and West by U. 1). Carter. Terms of ,.«ale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. r , C. G. HENDERSON, Master. October 14, 1911. Valuable Town lad. For Sale. 1 wllj offer for sale at public outcry, on Monday, November 6, 1911, all thr.*t lot of land on Water street, contain-ing a large store and other buildings, the property of I. R. Sauls. Terms of sale one-third cash, balance on a credit ot 1 and 2 years, secured by Bond and Mort gage of Purchaser with interest at 7 per cent from day of sale, th« stone to be insured for amount of Bend and Policy assigned to Mort gagee, or all caeh if preferred. Pur chaser to pay for papers. It may be treated for at private sale be fore hand. C. fl. HENDERSON, Attorney and Auctioneer. October 14, 1911. 3t. Why Will Yon Take THOSE LONG DRIVES When you can go to^H. D. Padgett. Jr., at Ruf fin, S. C, and’get what you want and just as cheap. I deal in Groceries, Dr)- Goods, Furniture, Stoves, Trunks, Coffins and Caskets. ALSO * sf' Get your wagon?“and buggy repaired and jour horse shod. Myjblacksmith shop is open Six Days in the Week Padgett, Jjr. :: SOUTH CAROLINA M 65 65 £1 NOTICE. We, the undersigned, do hereby forbid any trespassing upon our lands. Persons caught trespaeslng or hunting will be dealt with ac cording to law. J. P. REMLEY, J. F. aTKIOKLAND, B. C. STRICKLAND, J. T. BAILEY, J*8. BAILEY, A. E. STRICKLAND, S. J. PATRICK. MRS. ANDREW WILSCtN. W. C. BAILEY, O. P. JENNINGS.. ROBT. BAILEY. ’ 10-18^3t. *5 Monuments Monuments All sizes and prices from $5.00 to 5,000.00 Coping. Gr&ve Covers, Markers. Any kind of special work estimated. Italian, Vermoivt and Georgia Marble and all kinds of Up-To-Date Granite. Write Phone or wait to see me. Menus money saved. Everything Guaranteed. B. R. Ulmer THE MOVI’MKNT MAN. Ruffin, 6. a 10-4-3m. * O’RUtff for pine poug picture*. □ Great Clearence Sale FOR 10 DAYS Dry Goods, Notions Mens and Boys Hats and Caps, Mens, Women and children Shoes to go at a song, 25 per cent oft on the dollar, a great saving for every one. * Remember This is Gash. Clarence L Fishburne iSd Mis* Goodman Geta Check. ' Miss S. Edith Goodman, of Jack- soiiboro, is the recipient of & check for $1,239.00 of the Mutual Life i Insurance Company of New York, in which com pray her mother. Mrs! Mary A. Goodman, held a policy of $1,000. Miae Miriam du Bole. • U •Aent for thii company’ here now, and ti was through her pro business like ha-ndlitig of claim, that such quick payn made. The promptness of t known and reliable compnn ‘Hag death claims epej.,ka quently enough of their pel 8«a C’Riley for pint pane | ’tk-