The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 29, 1911, Image 6
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S. P. Good via. W*1
Bneativ* Commltt## t J.
c. r.
A.
O JaqvM
Kof«r.
C. Breland.
al Vmkmm.
H. Vara, president
secretary. #
W. Bryan, president
fL W. Hudson. Jr.. secreUry.
Bethel C. H. Breland, president
H. W. Breland, secretary.
Black Creek—€. C. Litchfield
president; P. A. SI ma secretary.
Brant—W. B. Croeby, president;
d A. Blocker, eecretary.
Kdlsto—A. G. Tarley. president
A J. Patrick, secretary.
, Puller—C. C. Croeby. president
B. J. Crosby, seeretary.
HaM—A. V. Rickenbaker. pros!
dent; J. O. Jaques. Jr., secretary.
Hendersonville, O. E. H. Moore
fcesMebt; R. O. W. Bryan.
Horse Pen—Jos. Lanffdale. pres
Meat; C. N. Lanffdale secretary.
Hudson Mill—J. D. Hudson, pres
ident; C. J. Crosby, secretary.
Islaadtoo.—W. M. E. Campbell
president; C. R. Mean, secretary.
Omeffn—A. C. Breland, presldenl,
A. 1. Martin, secretary.
Penial—W. E. O'Qnln, president
L. Belllsffer, secretary. ‘
Pleasant Grove—O. P. Copeland
president; H. A. Crosby, secretary
Stokes D. M. Saunders, presl
dent; E. C. Beach secretary.
Tabor—J. A. Breland, president
W. H. Breland, secretary.
Walterboro.—J. Y. Beach, presl
dent; S. P. Goodwin, secretary.
Nt. Carmel—E. B. Wap president
O. M. Bennett. Secretary.
Sniders—W. C. Brant, president;
J. K. Getstncer, secretary.
Hie Hck<ti« n of erra for Hltow Pur
puerw.
Those who have hM experlMice
V
ii-» exhjbltiny sample* of corn at the
various corn shows have learned,
frem exp-rknee the necessity of
ylvlnK attention to the selection
and preparation of their samples
for show purposes. Yet fhrre 1 are
tvr.ny samples of corn exhibited in
South Carolina each year which
have had almost m selection at f-SI.
first rt^uislte In showing
com Is to have » large supply of
shucked com to select from, for the
laif^r the pile greater are the
chf.-toes of finding good ears. It is
well to pick at least 200 eara from
ttv» pile from which the show corn
will finally br» selected. Having
mafide this choice, next decide which
is the predominatlrg type of ear
in the two hundred. t!v*n choose on
good ear which la representfiMve of
ttUs t>pe. Having decided upon
the car which is to form the basis
cf your show sample, try to iwdece
nine more err* aa near like It ns
possible, as all com shows require
c* ten ear sample. Pint of all the
ten een of corn must be uivfortn
lit slae, both In length and circum
ference. for there is probably no on
tiilivt which attracts a com judge's
r-ttvariin more qulckjy them a sam-
umy turiv MM|m
Mar B« Mbdt Strong «t {
7 BxpffBM And Ho RMc
are
need Vlnol just aa rnheb aa did Mm.
Jam* Papper, 2X07 Howard street.
Sat Francisco, Cal. who says:
;*I bavs used Vlnol for tome Umu
with particularly gratlfytag ruaulta. t
was run down, weak and debilitated,
and my appetite was gone. After tak
ing serefral bottles of Vlnol I found
my condition greatly Improved, and
do not hesitate to recommend Vlnol
to anyone similarly affected."
Vlnol Ja not n secret nostrum, but
a delicious cod liver and Iron tonic
without Oil, which win create an ap
petite. tone up the digestive organs,
make 'pure blood and create strength.
Try A bottle of Vlnol with the un-
derstandtaff that your money win be
returned If it does not help you.
Jno. M. Klein, Druggist, Walter-
boro; 8. C.
Gumption on Use Farm.
There is nothing tbnt given n
man such safe anchorage Id life
as a good wife.
Blessed he work! It gfves us
9 the chance of making strong, capa
ble men and women of ourselves.
Draw up about the fire a little
closer. Nice in here, even when the
drifts are high outside.
Let our Christine* presents be
something useful. Thousands of
dollars are worse than wasted od
useless things gvery year.
Take the frost out of your grlnd-
artone before you grind the ax,
but do it gradually, and not by
using too hot water. That would
Injure the quality of the stone.
Don’t put off till spring any out
side work that can be doro now.
Clean up the garden, haul out
manure, aitd when possible push th
plowing before snow flies.
Keep wide path* shoveled to
every out-building. Help to open
the reads when heavy snows drift
themi whether yon are called out
by the pathonaster or not. See
that the stock is sheltered from the
cold every day and every night.
While wetting impattntly foil th}
state to repair that mud-hole, wash-
cut or other bad place in the high
way. wouldn't It be a good Idea to
tc-ke a few hours off and fix it you
self? If every farmer spent a few
hours, cccnslcnally. working on the
read our highways would soon show
Dr. William Edvard Gefs “Eigh
teen Capitals of Chlre*" recently
published by tks J B.Upfineott
company, presents IBs novel
of page headlines giving the Chi-
tame tost and the more or less liter
al tiwnslotlon of n grant mmy'pro
verb* sod epigrammatic phrases not
generally known on this aide of the
earth. Mr. pell says: “Local pro-,
verbs In themselves have never been
brought together on ear scale; nd^
to choose from n mass of now ms-,
terla! which would fill thrso vol
umes has been s difficult * task."
Freon the store of wisdom, philos
ophy and wit thus aceummutated by
Dr. QeU ws maks th# following stv
tection:
When you are very angry; don't
go to law; jrhesi you are very hunt
gry, doc-’t make verses.
Man la a small heaven.
To know a man’s heart listen to
hla word*.
With money n Chinaman is
progd.
A bully does not owe debts.
Play music in front of a cow.
Change your old nqture or you’ll
be up n tree.
At* avaricious heart is Ilk* a
snake trying to swallow an ele
phant.
You can crush people with the
weight of th* tongue.
Peace in a thatched hot—that la
happiness.
A host straightens when It gets
to a bridge.
A thief has as much talent as n
first honor man.
Burying on# In the snow won’t
last
A stout eat la surely a thief.
A deaf priest can hear a hen
crow. -
Even a beggar will not cross a
rotten brktgs.
After *- tycoon there are pears
to gather.
Let the duck dress to kill, for
ever stays her bill.
Oily words, but a knife heart.
A good drum does not need a
heavy stick.
No needle has a point at both
ends.
The hunted tiger leaps the wkll.
Everything fears the earnest
man.
A big chicken does not eat small
rice.
A woman’s heart Is like e< needle
at the bottom of the sen, you may
look as much as you like, but you'll
never. Grid It. ‘
Ml
Mm. RDejr
I thought IM to:
iu m few days,
I look two
packages iu an, and
tome tune ago, the
I speak g good word lor Thedford's
Stack-Draught whenever I have the op
portunity.^
If eating-causes distress, we wge you
to .try Thedford's Black-Draught, it
cleanses the system, helps the stomach to
digest its food, regnlates the bowels, and
stimulates tha Ever.
Is
Try it Price 25c.
The blind man said he saw a
ghost.
Mountains do not tarn but
roods do.
The able minister keeps his mouth
A spring rain is worth as much
as oil.
Those who live sear rivers un-
derstrad the fishes.
Clear water, few fishes.
No mutter kow high the waves
sit tight on th* fishing stou*.
When the waters rise the boats
rise also.
If you have mousy, any piece Is
Yangchow.
Heaven la the lid of the coffin,
earth is the bottom of the coffin;
men may rush to sod fro, hut they
are 1; - the coffin nil the same-
The briffalo longs for the moon.
Carry your umbrella when the
weather is fine; carry food when
you are nut hungry.
The horseman does not know the
.... ,, . .. . footman’s trie's.
A ston* lion doeeo't fear the ralr M home JOU ^ get or . for ,
jrtudy of jnuslc at M theveard days; but the traveler is
In trcrible all the time.
To converse with a superior man
us
fc
•■ot only talk good roads—let
work bad road*!
From December Farm Journal.
years of age Is rother too late.
When you gallop on the Htv
wall It’s hard to bide the horse's
tracks.
A man must best hts own drum
decided jrnprov^cm. Let u. | OTd pjfcldle hi> own cauoe .
With Tl*r 'Live Htock.
Some wheat bran in. the ration
is most suitable for the bropd sows.
It kerfs thd system cool c.-nd the
bowels open.
Be sure there are no narrow
doom for the ewes to crowd
through. Cue jam may cause the
loss cf a lamb, or both ewe and
Iccnb.
Do not try to winter the cows
without grain. Wheat brats, corn-
mral and oil-meal will be found
valuable.'
The cow uur neighbor does not
want td sell Is the one you waot to
buy. Get arcund this dilemma by
raising that kind yourself.
Going to the ahogt over try roads
with smooth shoes may ruin your
brsU horse.
Wetting the hoofs with a sponge
and clean water eVery dey or simpl
dlfping each foot .In a pull of water
will keep the feet' from becoming
a rat.
inch
plr composed of ears of different j dry.
sixes. All eirs In the sample should A horscs’s t*eth get out of condl-
hav« grains of the same color, that
is you must not hr.ve ydlow gvaira
ocfnrlng on ears of white corn and
vjte \cr»a Neither should there
be boil' white and red cobs in the
aame eani|,le Th«jr should all be
either white or r»d. The ears
fihcHJ be wvll covered with rows
v v ' h r.rc composed of regular and
* , r>lf' , rm grains. It is always pre-
f* n Me net to have an fV|>'*fd cob
at live Up. but if the cob li expes-
do not cut It off, for a jrjdgo
will detect It r.nd it gives Mm the
Impression that the safhpl? Iwu b?*
tampered with. The sr o-« b’twrec:-
rows cf shfU'd r.:ir-
Yow and stiT’ght, pnfurlly n t
over oro thlrty-cer< r<1 ft i
wide, for wide rows « thV
th.- Indivdlrsl grains : rcr. '.t d
sr.d this is an mde^'mldo
Th* gmlns thctr.schcs rlMi'l he
wt*dge-fbi ;•< d t •! *f [> t d d >pM». |
As a ru!e shaJIrw graltm mdlc't* si
lar><* <4 b, which it obj«'<Iio’»a* l 'le |
tfon ns readily as do.your own.
Nowadays when one of our hors.-e
goes off feed, we at once loo-k to
his teeth before giving aiy other
trentment. 0
With the boginnirg of winter
there is Icsm work for the horse,
and he stands Idle In the stable
sometimes for dry*, together. To
avoid scratches, keep the legs of
the hc.no fne from nu:d, and the
ttall*. clenn and dry.
A Uonso Is r. gc<d deal like a
man. if >ou keep him l.Vt •'led up
it r. liiovy iiur.kct in the bnrn,
i’o nil l • sluod freren v, Inn y hi
* ko l .m out-of doorj. You would
rrt 11 iik of vuiilif; m over-
o: Ui the he.ime, would youf If
on 1 iatket your hcifo at nil In the
.. Mo !*• !’ no wo.h a li'-;h et;. ■
*'!'! k. t.
V iol. Dccc'tnl)- .• Fartr J-urr.nl.
When t> cat sleep* with
death is well In siht.
A rat’s eyes call see but an
cf IlgU-.
A blind cat catches only a dead
rat. "
No matter how safe you bide the
egg the chiekfeu will hatch.
Great wealth comes from for-
turo, small wealth comes from dili
gent a. .
A clever man urderstrnds a nod.
A good boy does not put on fine
cloth;*, a good girl does net yo to
shows.
The stiqdd thief stops his ears
when stealing a bell.
Tg warn men against wine show
tb mi a drunker- mn. /
An ape may sit on a throne.
A blind man carrying a looking
glPS*.
Poor by> condition, rich by ambl-
tic.:u
Good medicine is bitter 1o the
taste.
Plan the whble year In the
spring. —-
A thln'horse has long hnlr.
If the distance from nose to Up
be one Inch he will live 100 years.
The money maker Is never weary,
the weary mivi never ms.kc’s money.
A wick Is not a ..substtute for a
walking stick.
You can't play a fiddle behind
your hack .
O;* the eastern mountains tigers
or.* men; on the Western mountains
1 tig cro eat men too.
Kven a tile will turn some dajx I
iXon the blind open their eye*
like saucers at mone.
It costs no sirei ysth to watch
others labor.
If one Irrrch will no* move the
whole tree will not wave.
Buy me» with oath n
ten times cn credit.
The la;> ti n lec," th
stui.'.lV crooked needle.
Th > k : d can nol cany < n-.
r th
the
Will lent l.imtx-n
I ting! min ton.
His
Wr -* W.u** 1 at
Y.. l’< r Killing.
Wire.
Tlw* cj»rs should n : Ue weevil -.it n
or dr uavcd in r.n way. After Jon ! Pir-yhamton, N. Y. Nov --
h-.ve scctttd • n core v. ItUh piwscs.; j Wil’lani, Kmervon, rought 1-v d<-tee
the :1 and wblrh arc t!v(n i i-vl roHce throuM-opt tiie
fs m..~ r’lko or it Is poattble to
get them, each should U-» compdetc-
i/ urj'id In r. idtoe cf paper and
the on’.l.xs sample packed In a atrpn
l >x .1 *hJp> d to the authorities
i*> chcrjcv of the conteet in
1. Is to compete.
C*vlug to the fact ttmi Jcuth At
lanta' Corn 3bow onJV^R f-w week.-,
off, it • was tbe-epht sdii>ah! to
cull sttcctlso to u fww I'ol s which
should b*. borne In mind 1> thn
who expect to participate st till.
Profit i
J. N. Nitpler.
cf Agonomy.
countrj. for the alUir-d murder of
his wile. ;.4 EniUcolt, N. Y , <*ri
September 8, lies deed in Al
ii ndale, 8. I’, according to a dis
patch received here from Grover S.
which | Kmersou. brother of the alleg'd
murderer.
Iteath, recordinthe message,
wua enustd b malarial fev^r. The
dl-i'ttih n;c Rmerren had been
Ui vcjinr through the South under
the drvuxnrd, namo of Jane s White.
IV.coming ill cevitrl wcels rgo he
was irj-td fer hy the Maso-Vc order.
The tody will le l rct.;;lit Lack to
BinKhuntoa.
Blati.-' jour;
r'lf first, th; > » rjtrj.
Thv ii: :..b c
u ti ll whe * !u y have
eaten.
A -.wC c».J
r.'-t t; ,p a
head.
. . 4 . . t .J 4 V 4.
i. out t\.o bits cf
skin.*
! . ' • • .1 tt *
r hrB ro v l-v !.
You can’t e
,f brf bn Ui in hur-
rj^ci h» ar a i
ti t> cn Lor -
On (he y 11
r ’e r* > ft, i r v. f»rds:
“y i r< p •. it :
o l«*e.” •
The u.: n
! !'. t oc*.< y ; peaks tk *
truth.
’i'lr'.o i •• Ilk;
> cn r- rev.
Arise m i'Ji
the v.v.ur tn . th-*
nicr.lnr.
for one night is better than study
ing books for ten years.
HoM your temper for e- moment
and avoid a hundred days sorrow.
Men look up; water flows down.
If you have money the.devil will
grind for you.
If you are L-ear ink you will be
come black.
You can substitute a turnip for
an egg only one*.
Whoever buys the horse rides It.
A worn out boat still has 3.000
nails In It.
A man’s b*art is kept from view
by his skin; a tiger's heart by his
hc-lr.
If the farmer in diligent the toll
will not be lazy.
If you will respect me an loch I
will respect you an oil.
Whet- idle arrange things for
busy days.
If Is'ere are three roads, keep in
the middle one.
A big b-^art is better thc-n a big
house.
Don’t walk on a tiger hill.
Worship the Idol and U seems a
god; not worship the idol and ’tis
bw* a clod.
If jou know how, a thing Is not
hard; If It Is bard, then you don't
kjow how.
Fe>lse humility is genuine arrog
ance.
One hand cannot mak* a clap.
Mon honor the rich, dogs bit* the
ragged.
Sacrifice a sheep to kill r- wolf.
To a full man even honey Is not
sweet.
Too cany cooks spoil the dog.
f&tvmrx
.Tv
P. P.
Mates rich, rad, pore Mood—<
t—clears tbs brain—strengthens Ml
*r‘ ‘
the entire
and nerves.
A _
Drives oat RheauMtfMH and
{• a wonderful tonic and bodybuilder.
" F. V. UPPMAN, SAW
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Builders’ Material
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Wanted the public to know that we hav* a most
complete line of all kinds of builders’ material, such as
DOORS,
SASH,
BLINDS.
SHINGLES,
MOULDING,
BRICK,
LUMBER, ETC.
At prices to suit Let us know your wants.
C. A. SAVAGE.
ImfacUrer if Rtagh ate Dressed Linker.
Th* hoy's appetite is oftcr> the
qf hit * If you would
meh an appetite take Gham-
blets. They not only
U healthy appetite but
th* stomach and suable
4t t* 4* Its work naturally. Tor
tel* Ip all
It 1* a ploitBurc to tell you that
f hambcrti'in's.Ccugh Remedy Is the
beet cough medicine I have ever
used,’’ write* Mrs. Hugh Cf*Tipb©H.
of Lovonla, Ga. **I bare used It
with ail my children and the results
have been highly satisfactory." For
The bad die cir’.y
If you don’t l(\-.* your nri; hbor
at>k h!"’ to r.iho geese.
A rich man llvfhK <*** a mctsr.'ain
tep v.lll ba\e rvlntivis from a dl*-
tr-ice.
A small stone can brcr.k a lurga
Jar.
If you never po i’p hill you will
msver see a c- pjain.
A world of acquaintances but
how man friends?
There Is fle*h cn both sides of
your hood.
Easy to se« flow err, but hand to
embroider.
You need A needle to draw th*
thread.
GHALLBNGE FROM DR. KLIKY
Offer* to llofu’td Mimcy If Hr. How-
nril’M f>rwit1c Will Not Onne
<%i>*» of <'<*»e-tl|Wtior: or
D-iftlM-fMla.
Jno. M. K!ic.n lv seeking the wore
c:. o it «*yFp«i»ia or cons*ipation
in We.llcrbcro or vicinity to teat
l>r. Howard’s new opecirie for the
cur' cf thoec diao' sea.
fa ropfidi rt U be that tills rc-
n a->-ble mcdUinr will effect a
Inting cure in n rhort t’me, thai
that b.«n effere to r» ur<1 the money
should It net be cc icertfa!.
In t-rd^r to s«ciire tne cniikes*
Td; H !o but red.»< Ion Pr. Kllcn wii!
:«Ll n rcrular to ctWt package o’
tbw medicine t-* l*_t itic«', 2 *
cent*.
ThW eprctfle cf Dr. Howard's will
cure tick htrdarhe, uizsy feeMne*.
t r,ri< 't>- tlor, dyipepsla rrid all ft rm
! cf malnrfr. n*l liver troi.ble. It
J iv-i - ret ‘-Imply, ghe r<lhf f«*r a
'time; It make* permanent tnd com-
! pKte cures*.
It will regulate tho>*bowel*. ton .•
up the whole intestinal tract, give
y< u an appetite. mcJte food taste
good and digest well and increase |
gvr. Jcy and happiness will take
the place of thc4 “don’t care
whether I live or die” feeling.
Tkrap*** Notice.
All persons are fcrbldder* to hunt
fish or trespass upon any of tbos*
lands purchased hy me as attorney
from B. O. Price of dat* 1th Oct.
1*11. 8r-id plantation known as
the Gahagan-Ashepoo plantation.
J. 0. Padgett.
Agent.
Waltcrbqro, 8. C., Nov. 20, 1011
TAX NOTICE
Th* books of the County Tressur
er will be open for the purpose of
collecting taxes from the 16th day
of October, 1011, to December SL
1011. Thu levy is as follows.
Mills
StaU... 6 3-4
Ordinary County e e ess • • s • ^
Roads.. .. .. .. . j ... .m 3
Constitutional School.. 3
Total.^ .?. ....... 16 8-4
Special School Tax Levy.
Mills
Lodge • • r.0 •-# ex* «v* sv* S
Rum Gnlly ... 3
Rice Patch e * • e *.* •£• eve S
Smoaks 8
Littl* Swamp 3
Strickland 2
Williams 4
Bethel • • • * • • #.* e * see #»# ex* 3
Ruffin . r \ 2
Sniders 8
Bethlehem 3
Hendersonville 4
Walterboro .. 7
Red Bank 3
Cottageville ... .» 7
Raywors,. .. .. .. ...... 2
•Poll tax $1 on nil males between
the ages of 21 sod 60. Also a com
mutation tax of |2 on all males be
tween the ages of 21 and 60 which
shall be paid at the same time
and In the same manner ns other
taxes.
Sec. 3. That where n party de
sires to work out his commutation
tax he Is hereby permitted to do so
by rendering four days work of
nine hours each oc the public
rands of bin township, under said
overseer aa aforesaid, and when
the labor aforesaid is completed
the overseer in charge shall make
an affidavit and K shall be present
ed to the supervisor for bln approv
al and then turned over to the
treasurer, and be shall thereby be
exonerated from commutation tax.
Dogs 60c each.
The tax books will be open at
the place* named below for the pur
pose of receiving tares.
Tuesday, Dec. 6th, Bells.
Wednesday, Dee. 6th, Rice Patch.
Thursday, Dec. 7tb, Sniders.
Friday, Dec. 8th. Petits.
Saturday Dec 8th, Hendersonvlllo
Tuesday, Dec. 12-h, Oottagevitle.
Wednesday, Dec. 13th, CaiAarviU
Thursday, Dec. 14th, Jacksonbort
Kridr-y, Eire. 15th, Green Pond.
Wednesday, Dec. 2ftth, Mrs. A. R.
Smith’s (Afternoon)
Thursday*, Dec 21*t, Lodge, (till
12 o'clock )
All other days at Walterboro.
Notices a* per above notice will
bo posted at each pl&ce where we
collect.
R. E. JONEQ.
County Treasurer.
A FatlM'r'* Yrugrunce.
vorM have fallen on any or-? who
n**. Ued tie t-oi; of Pet r Bondy, of
xttMh Korkwood, Mich., but he
v powcrler* b< fore attacks of kid
uoy trouble. "Ikxtrrs eculd not
help* him.” he wr jt-, “ro last
wo gave him Electric Pi tors and
Do improved wonderfully from tik-
!l g fix botllcs. Its tha h tt Kid-
n» y medicine 1 over saw.” Btick-
ache. Tired feeling, Ycrvoujoc**,
Lor* of Appetite, warn of K1 tac-y
trouble that mry erxl In dropsy,
dinb«Ug or Bright’s disensa. Be
ware: Take Electric Blttcre snd
be safe. Every bottle guaranteed.
60c. at Juo. M. Kllen's.
Repairs on Buggies and Waggons
Mowing Machines, and alb Fffhn
implements done promptly and neat
ly. All work guaranteed.
HORSESHOEING A BPECIAWY.
At Snider Lumber Company's old
Stand.
r B. F. CUMMINGS.
R«rtl»* Cn R. F. D. No. B,
MASTERS' SALE.
The State of South Garotlna,
CoUeto* Ootusty.
COMMON PLEAS.
M. A. Adams,
vs.
D. D. Green, et si.
By virtue of the decree of above
Court herelrs I will sell at publi,:
outcry before the court house in
Walterboro, within legal hours, on
Bale Day In December next, (4th
day), the following described realtw
1. All that certain tract of lan-1
situate in the County and Star-
aforesaid, In Glover Township, con
taining twenty five (25) acres, an.l
bounded, rorth by lends now or
late of Frank Glover, South by land
now or late of C. P. Chlsohn, ea.-r
by lands now or late of Mary Green
and west by lands of Mary Green
2. All that certain tract of lai I
situate in same township, Count\
and State, contebnlng ninety-seven
(97) acres more or less, and bound
ed, north by lands now or late e:
the estate of Dodd, South by pan <>
the Linder tract of which It formed
a part, cod west by 1 land now or
late of Linder of which it formed a
part;
• These tracts to be sold separate
ly. Terms of sale cash, purchasers
to pay for papers on each tract.
C. G. Henderson,
Master.
I November 11, 1911.
NOTICE.
State of South Carolina,
County of Colleton.
RECEIVERS SALE.
In Re H. M. Woods,
Plaintiff,
against
Peoples Bargain House.
Defend ad.
Under and by virtue of an ord
of the Honarable 8. W. G. Ship
Circuit Judge, I will ot*er for i>;
at Moselle. S. C„ on the 2nd d.
of December, 1911, during the 1
gal hours of sals the stock of Go
eral Merchandise the property
the Peoples Bargain House, to wi
Furniture, shoes, store flxtun
hats, medicine, tobacco, dry good
hardware, tinware, clgc-re, etc.
Said property to be sold for (l
benefit of the creditors of tl
Peoples Bargain House. „
Terms of sale cash.
J. G. Murdaugh,
Receiver.
Monuments Mcnsmenls
All sizes and prices from $5“.00
to 5,000.00 Coping. Griuvo CovHr-.
Markers. Any kind of special work
estimated, lialmn, Vcrmor-t a—f
■ Georgia Marble and all kinds <’f
j Up-To-Date Granite,
Write Phone or wait to see m<\
1 Meccs money snvod. Everything
' Guaranteed.
b. R. Ulmer
THK MONUMENT MAN.
Ruffin, 8. C.
10-4-3 m.
WHESTER SPILLS
BRAND
DIAMOND
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Goto sMtslile
gibbon.
utTEex* unsns riiLa Sr tw«iii
y**st Ngardcd m Best, Sal-re, Always **■*'
SOLD BY ALL DRU6GIS
TJLUU) EVERYWHERE
C. 8. Blocker, one of HamptoDs
prosperous cKlsens, is here this
week attending court.
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