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FOR CORONER. KUDCTION TUESDAY, AVOU8T 17, 111S. ?<r ■' • „ ■" —■»■ | » | "" • 4 • H (his eolsms will be run M laserted to the pri st the following rates is advasce: Coaaty Officers.. ..95.00 Officers.. 3.00 Offleors.. .. 3,00 . ■— for clerk of court. myself a candidate of Coart of Colleton coun ts the roles of tbe Dem- ofaratfs party. ^ • E. R. MeTBER. | hrsapectfslly announce myself a for the office ^ of Clpch of Coart for Colleton County, •ISioet to the rales aad regula tion of the Democratic party. W. HARLEY SAUNDERS. Walterboro. 8. C. K. hereby aanource myself a candi Oslo for the office of Clerk of Coert for Colleton Cunty, subject to the'rales aad regulations of tbe nisgtr—*- party. If elected, I will glee the public efficient ser- Tics. Respectfully, J. B. MOORE. I hsrehy announce myself a candi ^■^4 tor Clerk of Court for Colle- toa oouaty, subject to tbe rules and regulations governing the Demo cratic party. J. M. ACKERMAN. Italterboro, 8. C. To the Democratic Voters of Col- leMe County: I respectfully an- noahce that I am a candidate for Clark of Court for Colletoo county, suMect to the rales of the party ana pledge myself to support the nSRdhees of the same. D. B. HUDSON. Raffia, 8. C. I hereby announce myself a can didate for Coroner for Colleton County, subject to £he rules and regulations governag the Democrat ic Primary. Z - Respectfully, * Isham Do peon. Walterboro, Route 1. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of Coroner for Colleton cunty, subject to,the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. J. T. TAYLOR, « Smoaks, S. C. FOR TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER. Siegling Miac Hnse 1819 Established 1S19 I hereby announce myself a can didate for Township Commissioner for Brozton township subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic party. A. J. 81NEATJH. Islandton, Morch 13. I hereby renounce myself a candi date for Township Commissioner from Braxton Township, subject to the rules governing same. E. W. P. McMfLLAN. Lodge, Mar. 4, 1912. FOR MAGISTRATE. At the solicitation of friends. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Megistrate, Broxton Township, subject to the rules of the Demo cratic party. H. A. CUMMINGS. "THE BEST OF EVERY THING IN MUSIC’ ♦ Write lor price list and cata logue. It will be a pleasure for us to correspond with you. ’ No. 243 King Street, CHARLESTON, S. C f-i »V »' FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself a can- dldgSa for the office of Sheriff of CeSfcton County, subject to the of the Democratic party. L. G. OWENS. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of Sheriff for Colleto* County, subject to the roles of the Democratic primaries. T. H. CALDWELL, SR. Ledge, 8. C. I am a candidate for sheriff, and hope the legislature will ret abolish the office when I am elected. I will abide the result of the Demo cratic primaries. D. E. SMOAK, Smoaks, Mar. 13. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR, am a candidate for Auditor for 1 county subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. I pledge myself do. supportthe nom inees’of‘the party. ** Respectfully, d. l. Smith. Walterboro, March 12, 1912. »FOR MAYOR. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for mayor of the town of Walterboro, subject to the rules and regulations of the election govern ing the same. JNO. D. GLOVER. To the Democratic Voters of the Town of Walterboro: I hereby re spectfully announce ipyself a candi date for Mayor of Walterboro. subject to 'the rules governing the primary. E, D. LEMAOKS. I hereby announce myself a can didate for re-election to the office of Mayor of .Walterboro. subject to the rules of the Democratic party. W. B. ACKERMAN. For AMerasan. I hereby aroounce myself a can didate for re-election as alderman of the town of Walterboro, subject to the rules of the Democratic party Claude A. Graves. / FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDU CATION. To the Democratic voters of Col- letam County: I am a candidate for. the office of Superintendent of Edgeatlon for Colleton County, ar-d Pledge myself, to abide by (he re sult of the Democratic primary arid support the nominee* thereof. HUGO 8. STRICKLAND. 1 am a candidate for re-election as eounty superintendent of odu- cattou, aad ask the support of my frleNdd and all voters of the coun ty. 1 agree to abide by the re sult of the Democratic primaries. ' . H. W. BLACK, SR. Walterboro. March 5. Der Wing Walterboro * CHINESE LAUNDRY On Black Street. SatjOfartton Guaranteed. Collars, each.. . . 1 8c. ('Offs, pair 4c. Top Shirt, each 10c. Pleated Bosom Shirt. . ..18c. Stiff Bosom Shirt each'. . . . 18c. Give me a trial. If you are not pleased with your work, no charge. path to THE PATH THAT LEADS TO THIS MEAT MARKET SHOWS EVIDENCE OF CONSTANT USE. NOT A SPEAR OF GRASS ‘ CAN BE FOUND IN TT. ’ IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE WHLL TRODDEN, OUR POLICY BEING o THE BEST MEATS OBTAINAEgE. i R A. FRANCIS Meat Market WALTERBORO, S C. P ■ A* ■ ’■ 1 • . . * — ■« Would you wait until next year to pick up a hundred dollars you saw lying on the pave ment? Then why wait until next year to buy that plow that you need NOW? CAN YOU FARM WITHOUT FARM IMPLEMENTS? We have the largest and best assorted stock of the best plows, planters, distributers and other farm implements in the County. V This planter will plant your com, cot ton and peanuts bet ter than any other planter made^ Can we show you. It will cost you nothing to look, but will cost you a poor stand of corn and cotton if you do not use it We guarantee it to give satisfaction. Let us show you Price.... / We carry this plow in all sixes from the smallest to the largest Prices from 44.75 to $10.00. It is made of the best chitted ✓ ; •' * » steel and is stronger and] will do better work than any other. WE GUARANTEE ALL GOODS WE SELL TO BE AS REPRESENTED. A. Wichman & Son. S’ as IE « • GIGANTIC CONSOUDATION SALE \arri9 :yor Colleton, Sj C. Telegraph or Write, if Y<? Have Work to be Done. Nineteen Mile* * Second, without * Jar, shock or disturbenc^ is the awful speed of our earth through space. We wonder at suck ease of nature's movement, anil so do those who take Dr. Klng'i New Life Pills. No griping, no dis tress just thorough work that' brings good health and fin* feel ings. 25c at Jno. M. Klelfr's. HAVING DECIDED TO DISCONTINUE OUR BRANCH STORE at 606 King ttreet, ami finding it impossible to hold both stocks in our main store, immense as that building is, we concluded to throw both stocks on sale to be disposed of regardless of coot or value and inaugurate this Extraor dinary Priee-alaughtering Sale to continue until the last item of surplus stock is gone. Appreciating that a large part of our succeas has been contributed by our out of-town custo mers we place before you this opportunity for money-saving by adv sing you of a few of the many thouaands of half-price figures that have been placed for tbe benefit of the buying public in this sale. The lines included in this CONSOLIDATION SALE are: New and Unredeemed Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass, Rifles, Men's and Young Men’s Clothing Hats, Shoes and Furnishings; Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits, Skirts and Dresses ana hundreds of other lines. ereWeleriili rv i&.v m m CHEMICAL |0tWRATie*, Y OU COULDN'T expedl a half fed child to grow up big and strong, could you? Nor can a big profit-making crop come from your soil, "unless the crop is properly fed. Few soils known have enough plant foods to remain fertile when cultivated. Exacting crops draw' heavily upon its fertility. Arpmonia, Phosphoric Acid and Potash are drawn from the soil—some crops requiring a great deal of one and less of another. Fertilizers must be mixed as accurately as a dolor’s prescription to supply the elements that are lacking, that the crop takes out. The fertilizers made by us are conscientiously made. We could cheapen them, and analysis would not show the difference. But we prefer to give you the utmost in plant foods for the price you pay. For we consider reputation our richest asset. The bountiful yields of cotton-^the marrimoth yields of corn—produced by them, are winning for them Southwide prestige. Write us now for information abou^the fertilizers of the Interstate Chemical Corporation—mixed as you would have them mixed—and the name of our nearest dealer. * Interstate Chemical Corporation, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROUNA WATCHES Lot of Assorted open face and Hunt ing Caw Nickel and Gold Plate ciiMt acy six-, values, go at fl.M Lot of Unredeemed Watches, with Waltham, Elgin and other ffood^ movements. |7 values. Price 3.98^ Another lot of unredeemed Watches ail sises. Open Face and Hunting Cases, in Silver of 20-year gnaran- t-**i filled Bit in, Mallhnm Hampden and . other good move ments. |15 values at.. ..94.98 17-ruby Lewel Movements of the best grades, adjusted to all tem peratures. Worth more than dou ble 3«.»3 Extr* Special Watch Offer. Extra Special watch offer. A real 940 Watch for 917.60. It is a 21- Ruby Jewel Movement of any Standard make. Sold under an absolute guarantee to pass Inspec tion for R. R. Service. With 30- year guusrsnteed Gold-Filled case ei* eve e.e eee ese *ee_ 31T.I# Gold Signet Rings for Boys, tic and up. Gold Signet Bings for Ms» 92.19 hnd up Ladies’ Gold-Filled Waist Pins, 50c values at 14 Nickel Case Alarm Clocks. .“ .51 Iron Roller Skates, Per Pair, Steel Wheel Ball-B*arlr« H ler Skates. Regular 93 kind, /I .49 Guns Single Barrel new Shot Guns, all good makes, $4 value ... $2 97 12-guage, all lengths.. .. 6.S& Hamilton Single Shot Rifles 1.19 Hopkiro and Allen Single Shot rifles 22 calibre . . 2.39 16 Shot Sa.vage Rifles, 22 Cali bre, j- . . 5.90 16 Shot Stevens Rifles, 22 calibre. .. 6.98 All other makes Guns reduced. Clothing and S Men’s Stylls, Well-made Soils. In all the newest weaves and models. Sold regularly for |15, are going In this Sale for .. ..88.98 Men s Suits ip an immense range of styles and patterns, worth from 18.50 to $10. Consolation Sale Price - 34.29 Men's and Young Men’s Facgg, values up to $1.75 go Rt . . .98 Choice of our entire line of $4 and $5 pants no reserve at $2.99 Ladles Shoes and Oxfords, worth $1.50 and more 93 Mei:*'s Fine Dress Shoes. Re gular $2 values, at 1.19 , Special Mail Ordqf Accommodation. We have a Special Mail Order DenartimenUdevoted entirely to filling Mail Orders. Prompt ship- mentk and satifcfartfcft guaranteed. If wjien receiving any articles we send you it should so happen that you are dissatisfied with it. return it and your money will be refunded. v Every out-of-town visitor will he prewmted with a handsome piece of Rogers A1 plated Silverware, absolutely FREE with every purchase. * J. HEPLER 601 King Street Pawn Office ZS3Q[g=== Charleston, S. C. Supervisor D. • E. Smoak, of Smoaks, bad business In town yes terday. F. J. Berry, ^‘gmoaks, is In' Dr C. K Kicifey, of Williantt, town t<;d:>, having buslnei>s st has been hers this week atteadtatf ^ r court. court as s jrltness.