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CASH-IN-ADVANCV PLAN.
Thlo wook Tko Prooo bb<* Stoad-
•fd goo« only to tkooo inboerfboro
wkooo oaboeiiptloBa aro paid la ad*
raaco. Thlo rulo waa mado aoeoo-
oary on aoeouat of tko caroloaa
maaaor |p vklek auboertbora troat-
•d tkoir aaboerlpUoa aoeouat. Wkllo
a good maay auboertbora aro loft
off, tkoro aro atlll oaoagk wkooo
ao of tko moot
at
Odtlagavtllo for oomotlmo, wao that
of k pkMdr trial om toot Friday
T]ko. Auditorium waa
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Mai wao oouooraiag a yol-
r dog atoloe^from A. C. Wll-
Mu ky Luthor Aakomaa. la agtto
of tko offoru of Mr. Rom «mttk.
Mr. Aokormaa’a lawyer, to prove
maafa Maoroara bo waa found
to bo guilty. Mr. Tom Reevee waa
tko lawyer employed ky A. C. WH
IM. Balk lawyer* mado ologuout
apeookoa and they received muck ap*
plauaa from tko audMaeo.
Far pualakmoe* of thin groat
orlmo. It waa decided that Mr.
^Ackerman muat aaaoctato with
Mohrla Mahop for two weeka.
Thia aoptouoo, bowover, being ao
uafuoti aha not uaboarablo, a now
trial wco appealed for, it bring
granted.
After* thla laterratlag trial, re-
fraahmocto cf varton* klada were
aarred. Loot of all a cake waa
voted off to tko prottlaet girl.
MMa Ruth Pierce bring the fortnn-
r^o one.
Thia little entertainment brought
la fifty dollar*. The fneda will be
need to furalah aupplieo for the
CotUgavtlle baae ball team.
The Cottagevflle high achool boys
and glrla are now preparlrm to
giro a play entitled, “The Three
Ohauffepra" oa tk* evening of
the Ith of neat mouth. The faada
will be uaed for tko benefit of the
achool. It le hoped that quite a
crowd will bo preaeat.
Mr. Cummlaga la vtettng hie
grtnddaaihlti. Mra. Anbury Wlllia
Mlaa Melea B. Maloue apaat last
At her home Id Walter-
Atdkormaa, after apeadlng
a* tew duya at home with klo par-
eats, Mr. and Mra. R. M. Aekarmaa.
has returned to his work la Hamp-
•‘tow. • -
Dr. Wilbur Roovea, of Orange
burg, a young dentist, to here
for a few days doing dental work.
Me M accompanied by hie friend,
Mr. Robertson.
ten. C. K. Ackerman has In a
new supply of hats, having gone
last wash to purchase them.
Mooter Kirk Smith entertained
the little boys and glrla on last
(Tburrdty afternoon, u being bis
birthday.. Quite a crowd gathered
there to orfoy the many pleasures
planned out by bin mother, Mrs. B.
R. Smith. After playing various
amusing ggmss, they assembled In
the dining room, where delightful
to glvo The Press aad Standard one theft- friend many happy returns of
the largest subscription Meta Ik
Already a great maay
auhpefttiere haeo .renewed, aad tub-
aerlptloaa ara dally comlag la. Tba
preaeat ladlcatloas are that near
ly all tboae whose aamee were
Stopped from tb* Hot will reoew
la a short while. We truot thia
will be tree, as wa would much
prefer putting oa a name to tak
ing one eff.
Lack at your table aad reaew
promptly, If you wish tq continue
getting the paper. Those whose
saboerlptloa eaplree, for lastaaoe,
la March will get the paper to
April let, aad thoae whose lahel
'April IS" will get the paper
May 1st. Statements will W
Plenty of time to’
►4 ihnwfcel la before time to
m**y happy
ISA day, departed to their hom^-
feellrg that a most plaasaat ad
teraooa had been apaat.
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an may iat. au
mailed eutVla pic
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V 9m99er ^ ^~1
CWNMUro AN
V very important rieetlou
Waiterboro’s Oeuaell at a
asoeMl mast lag Friday sight whoa
n aaecMaer to Chief tk- Polio*
te to ho ehoaea. The
I* aa Important one second
la a town th* eMe of Waite*
to that of Mayor. From the
matataiaed visitors got aa
of the character of the
The salary paid this offlear
M enough to secure the services of
a good maa. It m more than la
paid msry salaried maa la re-
apoaslble positions, aad the town
should not pay out this salary
without a just return for it* aa-
peadfturc. A police officer should
play no favorites. A violation of
a law is a violation, end A should
®*ro the same aa B, ao matter if
A belong* to the ••fu*t*‘ families
nod B Is a poor negro. la tko eye
•d the law all men are equal
should be.
thing, the police officer
of tko town should he required to
uniform of such officer
aud hoop it eleaa and aeet. H he
le ashamed of tbo Insignia of his
should saek more
la! employment. Street loaf-
,B * to ° Mkch familiarity also
detract from tho dignity of aa of
fleer aad leaaea respect for kin
aad the laws for which ho stands
gaardiaa. • a ‘ Thor* are small «at-
***** * ou •*J r< True but Important
aevsrthslsas.
We trust Council will, therefore,
•ntefally weigh the qaallficatlons
of th* applicants aad select oao
fllllag "these reqairemeats. if he
not put applied, let tho riee-
ho postponed till a aultaMo
Him
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CITATION.
The State of South Carolina,
Colleton County.
H. D. Padgett, Require, Acting Pro
bate Jddge.
WHBRJEAS, Jasper M. Smith Jr.
made suit to me to great him Let
ters of Rdratnlstrstlon of the Ra
tafee ard affects of T. J. Blanchard,
hsraqf, at 11 o’clock la
aooa, to show eaese. If i
RR-THRREPORB. to
cite and ndmoolah *ti and slngulaf
tko kMsod aad Creditors of th*
naid T. A. Blanchard, deceased that
thay be had appear before me, in
tho Court of Probate, to bo bald
at WalMrhara. 8. C.. oa tbo lltb
April, aoat, after publication
tba. fora-
aar thay
hank! why tba paid .Administration#
ribald not b* granted.
OIVtelR under my hand tble
llth day of March. Aaao Domini,
ms.
FahRahod oo th* S?th day of
March aad Sri day af April ISIS,
la Th* Preos aad Rtaadard.
H. D. PMDQJfin*.
Clark of Court.
Acting Probate Jadge, Collet oa
Rsshty.
MisGi im minis
or
Plonsg taka notice that I
will bp in Walterboro from
March 30 to Satur
day, April 6
and will bring a car of Aw
horses and males. Shall be
pleased to see ray friends
and eartomers.
w. l m
Plbf. 8j c
Makes
With
Bating Easy
variety,
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•¥01000.
The followlag well know
prosperous hnslasaq man of
worn In Iowa Batarday: H. P.
Martin. T. L. Martin. D. W. Nettlaa,
Rugene OrlfflB, L. Utaey, A. J.
Padgett aad Capara Bowers.'
Classified Mratiseacan.
FOR SALE—Eggs that hatch, from
prlso wlaaiag 0. C.
Rods, Ooldoa
J. B. Klaard, saaaager of Fir*
Rill Mercantile Company, was la
mra oa buslaeee Friday.
MM* Carrie Wllllai
Hams, has accepted i
with W. V. Olover.
IS, of Wil-
pOSltlOB
WAIAWD—Timber to buy or cut
ML
J. L.
Walterboro, S. C.
ll.Sfe. 11 Turkey
A. Marvin, Oroo
II chtx eggs,
eggs fl.lfe. B.
Poad, B. C.
l-!7*4t.
MOR 8AILR—II bushels scad, eweet
potatoes. M coats par bushel.
Apply to 8. N. Hiott, WaKorboro
Route No. S. S-27-lt-p.
FOR 8R1JE—Will aril cheap au
eighty five dollar Bridgeport pa
lor organ. Boa Pierce filers,
R. F. D. S. Waltsaboro, 8. C.
‘ *-«-tf. , , ,
FOR SALE—Buff Orpington Egiai
for aale. fl.fefe for IS. Prise
winners at last Colleton County
Fair. MMs Lottie Padgett. Wal
terboro, 0. C.. Rout* No. 2.
2-4-41.
FOR BALE—Brown Leghorn, great
Uayers—eggs $1.44 per setting of
baiaffi - Jt# * M * ,CU??, WaU ^-
Aoe
Porcelain water
worth 25c now.
C.
1-21-tf.
BLAB WOOD FOR 8ALB—Doltvor-
ad aaywhsr* Id Walterboro, |l
for largo on* boras load. Small
load 71c. Trim blocks split abort
ready to burn etc. Phoae year
orders to office at mill. Walter
boro Lumber Co. ll-2P-tf.
ad
r
WANTED—Ho.ses to shoe at 2S
cants per foot. Also wagons aad
baggies to repair at price* to salt
7 cent cotton. J. B. Dodd, Roaad
8. C. ^ 2-24-2t.
LAND AND TIMBER WANTED —
Parties having cleared or eat
over lands or tlatoar for sale
at reaaoaahla prices, can find
purchaser for samo by sawllug
price aad fall dcacrtpttoa to
Chari sot oa Land Company, 21
Broad Street, Charleston* 8. C.
2-27-4t.
wanted—to hay 24 bushel*
peas. Will pay 41.44 per
M. O. P. O. Box, 244. Walterbo
ro 2-27-21.
WANTED—1444 meal baga WIU
pay 4 coats sack. Can’t aaa rice,
sagar or griat hags, too small.
Walterboro OH Mill. 2-24-2t.
WANTED—to buy ehtokaaa. Apply
to J. L. Rents, Walterboro Ho
tel. 2-24-tf.
WANTED—To baal year baggage,
freight, or taka you to the
train. I am wall eqalppad to
do anything la the hauling Mae
day or night. Pboae dip- Bart
Pramptoa.
1-0-tf.
BARGAINS! .
That high grade Superlative
Flour, par barrel $5.85
ThtisfiCtho floor that leads all
1-2 Pateat Flour, per bbl.
Good Rke IS.45,
BVMNER8 LOCALS.
Itch relieved la 24 minutes by
Wool ford *s Sanitary Lotion. Never
falls. Sold by John M. Kites, drug
gist. .14-14-4m.
Kill ’em now—Bed bug poiaoo
for spring cleaning, at Klrin’a.
Tanglefoot fly paper, moth balls
and Insect powder et Kirin’s.
Pearl millet seed at Klein’s.
Raster cards at Kieta’a
Easter egg dyes at Kirin’s.
Brighten up for the spring—our
paint stock complete. K Kliea’s.
New aeeortment of Lueaa house
and household paints at Kliea’s.
of Ruffla,
la tow* Friday.
TAMM N0TMB.
That tba undersigned corporat
ors will open books for aubaciiptloa
to tho capital stock of tk* Frater
nal Realty Company, at the. office
of Padgett, Lemacka A Moorer.
Walterboro. 8. C., at IS a. m. Mar.
2tth, 1912.
J. M. Moorer.
A. 8. Kareah.
J. C. Lemacka.
R. T. Hi Bhaffer,
N. 0. Morvull.
R. D,
H. R
D. R. Rlack
2-27-lb. . '
.$6.25
$5.26
Rtoe, par peek. Me, 75e and 90c
bmA Hudaut Griat, •tok .‘..$1.96
Boat Hudaut Oriafe, pack..
Slbi 26e. oili
Mo Ih. 3 lb tomatoaa 10c
lb. 17e,20c
1-2 lb can
lOeaad 1 Ibemi 25e
hiomogran Pgrchod Coffee lb 35c
W* curvy a {pH Kao of all kinds
of grocoriaB, fruits and tinware
aad crockery ware, trunks and
CTOHm
In order to dose out a great nmn.
her of short ends of dress goods,
waist ings etc. we are offering these
e
for sale at jnst one-half marked
price. Some splendid bargains in
these.
•was
TALCUM BY THE POUND.
■MmmHnmmaBnensnmeeassssEBKmnaHSHHEamnmeaBSBmss
We have a large shipment of fine
Borated Talcum Powder, in 1 ponnd
cans which we are placing on sale
at only 10 cents a ponnd. Buy
while it lasts.
IK KICK STORE
worth 25e lOel
2qts cup 10c
Lunch Baskets worth 25c 10c
Glass Dippers worth 25c now 10c
Lemon Extracts worth 25c 10c
TAYLOR’S
c ^r.. H “ m ” wo,u, 10c
3000 Yard 381-2 inch wide C-
Fhssflng old prte* 8c nbw.. ****
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Get what you want
while it lasts.
Ike Brick Store.
WahfUn, S. C.
[i
Wakerboro’s
W.J.
Popular
back bands and clevis irons aad
singletrees, plow lines, hoes, col
lar pads, buggy whips and lap
robes and d oaten.
Ready made tailor suits and un
derwear, drees goods, notions,
dry goods, hosiery, hats. A full
line of men's, ladies, Misses and
Children's and Shoes, at prices
to suit everybody.
We certainly appreciate the
large and continued busmees
given us and we thank you for a
continuation of your trade. As
suring you that we will appre
ciate your trade and always
make our store your headquar
ters for everything you need in
our line, as we always have
bargains here for you.
Yours moat truly.
Umoq Faraers Bargain
Boise.
F. C BENNETT, Mgr.
Walterboro. s. c.
Tgu ahauld trade with oa, aa
Wire and Nails
We have just received a solid car of
American Fence Wire, all sizes,
and a car of Nails.
These have been unloaded and we
are now ready to supply the needs
of the pnblic.
A Car Load of Hay
* t
has been ordered and will be here in
a few days. Save ns your orders.
Farmers Mercantile &
Warehouse Company.
I
LODGE MILLINERY OPENING
I desire to announce to the ladies of Lodge
and vicinity, that I will hold my SPRING
MILLINERY OPENING, Tuesday and
Wednesday, k
April 2 and 3
Everybody is cordially invited.
MRS. S. A. SMOAK
V.ODGE, . S.C.
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