Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V4gfci. ' %. >'*-i rri: -v if- . ttMlM. Dm. 11.—«pm!«4: W« wasl u» Uiuk r»a for khbo Utlngs lor wfcSdl yon kovo rocoaily firoo Opooo la jroor odltorlal column. Too 'roloo tko noatiment of tko peo- ■/ plo wh«r> jr^B. M T th*y koro t- risht 'Y. to know ho^jtko county funds aro ^ spent, an Itemized statement of uxpendtlpTcs should .be kept. We knee keen Informed that heretofore on Itemized recoid he* cot been kept. If any official hasn’t given suck <* record, be »t culd do bo It* order to dispel the suspicion and doubt he is liable to be held Ic. Controversies i re eery untooth- sotne morsels in tome regard but If they are esaertlal to the un earthing of* necessary f»rt» 10 which the people have a prero gative. we say let them . come, let them come, and the major ele ment of Colletot' says let them com We aro Intensely Interested -In o settlement of 4ho disputed public rood. It Is "either public, or U Is not. and tko eetablihsment of Its publicity or tko reverse la ao up kill Job. Let us know. Mrs. L. M. Bedrd sad Miss Clam Barnsa spent scans time with Mr. aad Mrs. R. W. Barnes last wssk. Misses Dollar Carter and Edgar Bishop spool Sunday at the homo of R W Bimfrt People aro aot quite done gather ing the pauperizing sUple the entire country la dlsmr-1. The lack of money la the trouble. The far mers seem dismayed and nauseat ed over the eonddtlori bow pre vailing In the community. ▲. P. 8. VEIL HUMf MBTER to Rsafth bj Vinol Vbdti Stokes, Dec. 11.—Special: On December ttb. Mlsa Etta. Nunn of North Carolina who has been em ployed by the Christian Womar Board of Missions of this State r-s field worker,'* attended the last quarterly meeting of the year and helped to reorganize and elect members for the nezt year. The meeting was called to order by Miss Mattie Herndoi-. Opening song. "I Love to Tell the Story." Reading of a portion of the fifth chapter of John by Miss Nunn. Prayer, Miss M&ttle Herndon. Open discussion. "The Negro Problem." and other forlegr. sub jects. The following new officers were elected: Mrs. M. U. Bowers, peesi- dont; Mr* Bnnion Blither vice-presi dent; Mrs. Mattie Herndon, secre tary; .Mrs Julious Rlshcr treasurer. Secretary. Rev. D. Schneider, who is n well minister in Slob Lak* Win, writes: *1 had u very ^severe stomach trou ble last year from which I was kept In bed three months. I had engaged the services of a doctor, but to no avail. I then rend of Vinol and deter mined to try a bottle. Before It was used up I was out of bed, and four bottles made me a well man. Vinol Is • splendid medicine, and 1 can gladly recommend It “ Prominent men from all over the country do not hesitate to endorse this wondefu! tonic. For twelve years Vinol has been sold on the. "money back” plan, and every year strengthens Its popularity and proves by continued tests that It will do what ws claim for H. * / Jao. M. Klein, Druggist, Waiter- boro, S. C. MASTER'S SALE. The State of South Crroltna, Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. Security Saving* Bank vs. W. H. Felder, et al. By virtue of the Decree of above MASTER'S SALE. The State of South Carolina, Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. W. Robert Oreer. • vs. H. R. Beach. By virtue of the Decree of above .court herein, 1 will sell at public outcry 'before tfee Court House In Walterboro, on Sr-le Day in January nezt 1912, the same being Tuesday, January 2. 1912. All that certain piece, parcel, or tract of land, situ ate in the county and State afore- er-!d, near Mt. Carmel Camp Qrourd and bounded, North by lands, now or formerly of Benjamin Lott, South by lards cf S. Linder, East bj lands cf K. C. Beach, t-id .West by lands now or frmerly of Benja min Ixtt, (ontai'.'lng tWblve acres r.s will mora fully appear by refer- erce to a plat of C. M. Smiley Mtr- veyor, of date Jt-iuary 19, 190."». Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. / C. O. Henderson, Master. December 9, 1911. t *<■ > jra. - i.-y » BAPnSTB MAKE 800 BE JUMP FOR ISIS MEETING SPLENDID DEPORTS RECEIVED «—r- 1 — Oollean 1m Howth la Good (jorntltiou Otter lw- Fare WeiL ^ MASTER'S SALE. The State of South Crrolina, Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. W. B. Oruber and M. R. Howell ™ V Josephine Dlzon, et al. By virtue of the Decree of above court herein, I will sell at public outcry before the Court House in Greenwood, Dec. 7.—The next Baptist State convention will meet with Abbeville church, Abbeville, Rev. Lewis J. Bristow, par tor. The fact that the convention goes to a pclnt only about 20 miles c-way for its next session is unustfSl, but Mr. Bristow, has just completed one of the haidsomert churches in the State, and the convention wants to see it and alro to enjoy Abbeville hospittJit>‘.. The convention is near ing l:a clcre, es the rept rt x>f the committee on time aid place made this afterntn by G. Buell, chair man would indicate. Rev. Phillip J. McLer-n of Aiken was selected to preach the conven tion sermon next year with Rev. J. S. Dill of Gaffney as alternate. The main feature of morning was {the report on home missions, pres ented in a masterful address by Kev. V. I. Masters, editorial secre tary, Mr. Mataers’ address produced a profound impression. Rev. W. M. Whitesides of Spar tanburg aroused the greatest inter est and enthusiasm by his report of his church. President Hunt, announced this morning the appointment of the following committee to consider the ' . . , ... Walterboro, on Bale Day in January ir*_ A ^ h _ court herein. I will sell at public lfl2> at 12 0 . clockf the Mme favor ably received by the conventtoa: L. outcry, before the Court House In Tneedt*, January 2, 1912. the fol Walterboro, on Sale Day In January lowing described realty, All that, , BrUtow c hwirm. n 'next, the same being Tuesday. Jan- Pkrcsl cr tract of land, situate In* Ct>M y superintendent unry 1, Itll, within the legal hour the county and State aforesaid, con- , ^ Reward Lee the following described realty: All talntag. thirty abres more or less: * * - — - that tract of land, situate In the In an <* bounded, north by lands Vof the county and state aforesaid, con- Mamie Ulmer and Richard Carter, tainlng eight hmdred (gOO) acres Eret by lands of Benjamin Crosby, 'jk w • . strvsiPK Kvr 1 w • m \M m. WM 4 A TTI am am convention: L. r, dt.[z. t. ;; A. Jr. Jami- Jones; Geo. H. more or leas, and bounded on the North by lands of P. W. Rlsher, known as the Shephard tract. East by lands formerly ef Peter Rents, Handy Henderson and Maul din, South by lands of Mauldin. ai*3 West by lands formerly of George. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. No bids received from any one unless 9500 or a certified bank check for $500 be handed the Mas ter. C. G. Henderson, Master. December 9, 1911. south by lards of Mamls Ulmer, an west by lands of Ned Dubois. Terms of sale cash, Purchaser to pay for papers. C. G. Henderson, Master. December 9, 1911. Lonnie G Smith and Miss Cal- amie Strickland, of Smoaks, were happijy married Sunday afternoon • • • • >G. W. Sweat, of Hendersonville, w;.j here Setiirday, having come to take back a doctor's car—an E. M. F. purchased from A. Wlchman r.-nd | Son, by Dr. H. A. Willis. emwaros, J. W. Quattlebaum, Rev. Geo W. Wright. J*rapoees Ctiurrh Home. Mr. Bristow's recommendation is that the denomitiiflon establish a sanitarium for r*ged, crippled and disabled persona deserving a place at the hands of the denomlnatioh. The proposal has been heartily re ceived, Mid already four tentative bids for location have been made. These are accompanied by very subatai’lrJ offers in land and mon ey. The afternoon was given over to Connie Maxwell orphanage. The cliildren came over in 1, body 250 strc.'j, and a great impression they made on the convention. They sang songs and recited charmingly. I l he report waa read by C. A. 1 Smith, lieutenant, governor, emd he MAHTEK'H SALK Mother * f MetlMMUsm Baltimore. Md., Dec. 7.— Mrs. Abathias 11. < rpers, aged 90 y <> * r8 > J outcry before the Court House in The State of South Ccrollna, Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. Hilliard Hamilton vs. Mrrla Price et ai By virtue of the Decree of above court herein. 1 will sell at public slster-ln-law of the late Bishop Capers cf the Methodist Episcopal Church South, cf South Carolina. 1 2f 191 2 ."wUhin7heTe'gal hours died at the home of her daughter. of th|l ^Rowing descried Mrs. Mr.ry O Thomason yesterday. realtJ . A11 that c< , rtall ^ tTact of D#ath was due to the Inf rmatlon of land , Mtuat< , , n the coun , a<nd age. Born lr* Camden Mrs. Capers 8tate afor e ea i d . containing twenty^- was the drughter of Mr. and Mrs flva <2 B) acres; and bounded on Phlneaa ^ofnton She waa the oid llh4 , north by lands of Hilliard S'Hamilton, south by lands now or IT'" !? . *of Jacob Scriven. ea.t by land. A Terrible Blunder. to neglect liver trouble. Never do it. Tr-ke Dr. King’s New Life Pills on the first sign of constipatioK biliousness or Inactive bowels and prevent virulent indigestion, Jaun dice or gall stones. They regulate liver, stomach and bowels and build np your health. Only 25 cents at Jno. 51. Klien’s. Walterboro, on Sr.’e Day> in January A. R. B. Smith, of Smoaks. waa nezt, same being Tuesde-y Jan-' arcor-g those In town Saturday . followwed this with an address op the great work being done there. Col. R. B. Watson also made a- strong speech on the orphanage. Two addresses were made in the efternon on Furman, one by- Rev. Rev. E. P. Easterlii'g, for four and half y.er.rs financial agent and only recently resigned, and one by the president, Rev. E. M. Poteat, D. Q. Mr. Easterling spoke on the need of more funds for current support, and President Poteat on the religi ous life of the intsitutlon. I- was called "the Mother of Method ism" In Pcuth Carolluc^ ' At the age of 16 yean she married, dur ing her life reared 11 children*. She outlhcd all of her children with the exception of three. Be sides three, she Is survived by over 2$ grandchildren, mrny- great-grand children and two grCat-great-grat-L* Children. Among her relatives, besides the late Bithrs Capers, was the lr?e Ellison C»pen, a nephew. who was a general in the Confederate army and for many yean bishop of the Proleetrut Episcopal Church of South Carolina. Her body sent to Camden today. of George Doctor and west by lands of A. Rose. Terms of sale cash, Purchaser to pay for papers. C. G. Henderson, Master. December 9, 1911. was RANTER'S SALE. Mt. Carmel Items. Mt Carmel Dec. 11—Special: Mr ond Mn AK Smoak. and eoi* Jeff, vpent Thanksgivii g night with her brother. L M Prlne. , „ Mn Ida Lee Padett and chlld- r«a spent Sunday et the home of L. M. Prlne. Mieses Minnie and Beulah Cxrter epent Saturday 1'ght and Sunday with Mieses Audio rnd Merle Ritter near Ritter. Mr and .Mrs R S Linder visited re- talve* near Efcenera Saturday and Bnaday. * f*r. f nd Mn. P, K. Remley, and three sons, (.eon. Glenr and Lon- nie. rislttd MsgTHayborn Price Sun day. v Miss Essie Cone of nittcr. Is visiting her sir'er. Mn. E B. \V»y. Mr and Mn Lou Beach of Stokes , visited the latt r's parsuts, Mr. and Mn L A Linder, Sunlr-y. • D. E. Under of Charleston, is vlaltli'X relatives near h.ere Mr. Editor, 1 may have some extra tew* to write before lerg. as a new houae is being erected ne» r hers. Rev 8 D Vaughn passed through our neighborhood laM w»»*k. Mlm Claudia Beach who Is' at tending the Walterboro High school speqg from Friday until Monday wwitk her parents, B. M.'Beach. The State of South Cr-rolina, Colleton County. (XJ.MMON PLEAS. William Haynes, et al. va. Robert Haynea, et al. By virtue of the Decree of above court herein, 1 will aell at public I outcry before the Court Houae In Walterboro, on 8rJe Day 1 In January 1912, the same being Tuesday, Jan uary 2. 1912, it 12 o'clock, all that parcel cr tract of land, sltur’e in the county end State aforesaid, near Everson’s Causeway, coi/j-lnlng eighteen acres more cr le**t, and bounded, on the weat by public hlghi way Icadhng from Walterboro to J:-'k*ontK r< . and on oi '* or more sides by a ditch or canal. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers C. G. Henderson, Maater. December 9, 1911. FARMERS - «» Should try the Experiment for one Year of » Keeping a Bank Account and See if it Does Not Pay. . " . A large number of our best farmers have accounts with us now, but we will not be fully satisfied until every farmer in the community has one. We give particular attention to the business of farmers, and cordially invite them to make our bank 0 ~ . their banking home. Smoaks Banking Company J. E. SMOAK. President. SMOAKS, S. C F. J BERRY, Vice-President. c. a. Thomas, Cashier. MASTER'S SALE. Mr. and Mr*. . Rada Wlmtcr'a Trow Mew. To maay. winter la a aoason of trowklo. Tho froat-bltton toes aad fingers, chapped hands and Up*, chllklaias, eoid-eores, red aad rough skiM. prove tkis. Bnt each troab- leafly from Backlea'aeAreica Skive. A llial -convinoee. Create* healer of Baras. BoDs, PUea, Cats, Sore*. 8warn ■ aad ipralBa. toly The State of South Cr-rollna. Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. ^ W Robert Greer v*. Nelson Le Vnnt By virtue of the Decree of above court herein. 1 will aeil at public outcry before the Court House in Walterboro, on SrJe Day- la January next 1912, the name being Tuesday, January 2. 1912. All that certain piece, prreel, cr tract of lard f.tut- e jn Heyward 'li wnsh. >, coun- 1 t; and State aforeauid, near Heo- dtrvcnville, &. C. and bounded North by lands bf Martin Adr-ms. South by lands of William Graham. Cast Ly lands of Joe Marvin and West by land* of Sampson Gi Jsden. Containi:<g ten (10) acres more or less, as will more fully appear, by reference to a plat of Campbell and ^emacka; surveyors, cf dt-te Nov. 11. 1199. Terras of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. C. Q. Henderson, * Maater. December 9. 1111. a \'V AV\\\v\ \\\\\\\W \\ SHINGLES LAST A LIFETIME They 1 occasional cost of i for wU repeirs, never need any attention in fact except'an lint. They’re Fireproof—Stormproof and sukabla el building*. For fuithar mfonnation apply I Brown Fnniitore & Hardware Company Walterboro, S FcrtilLrers yield emmnous returns on Truck crops provided you use ih^* right kind. A truck (erdfizer should contain 10 to 12 per cent % POTASH or cboct twice as much Potash as Phosphoric AciJ. Pota^ia improves the yield, flavor and slap ping quality. If your dealer won't curry Potash Salts or fertilizers rich enough in Ppiash, writ/to us for prices. We will sell any amount from a *00- 1j. bug Up. Write for free booh ow Truck Fmrmtimi tmJ Fertilizer Formulas. GERMAN KALI WORKS. Inc. Caatlaeat-i Dldd*. DalUmor* Dloaadaocli Dlock, Chicago Vibltaey (U n'rcl . Dauit D'jiJ !:ci;. New Orleans Builders’ Material Wanted the public to know that we have a most complete line of all kinds of builders’ material, such at DOORS. SASH. , BLINDS. * SHINGLES. MOULDING. BRICK. LUMBER. ETC. 4At prices to ^iit Let us know your wants. C. A. SAVAGt laaifactarer »f Rsagh aid Dressed Linker. *0ur Aim in The Bank of Smoaks SMOAKS, J. S. WILLIAMS. President. W. H. YARN, V ice-Pres t. Fall Announcement Security Service and Accommodation Why Not Give Us a Trial? • s» c» W. C. PATRICK. JR., Cashier. We desire to announce that we have greatly en larged and improved our stock of Goods, adding stveral newlines. We have just completed a hand some new store building, and are prepared to give you the best ol service, and take care of your ever)’ want 1 We Sell Furniture V # . * Une of our new lines is a complete stock ol Fur- niture to be sold for cash or on installment plan. Other Lines, » W e carry a well selected stock of Ladies Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats. Our stock of groceries is also complete. Special Sale of all Summer Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices. < • [Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. J. D. Ackerman & Sons - Cottageville, South Carolina