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haa aot jr*t
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tola toads f with
Mr. Pries sad ergaalae a tor's eora
clab (Sr Coltotoa eoaaty with over
a haadrad auMbara.
. Ttoe Olvle Laacae to rl«ht la Its
crttktoa of caratoanaas <d eoaaty
efflclala as to the eoadlttow of oaart
hoaao aad groaada. Batter ears
ahoald be Uhca of this fabllc
•aaaa there are who soy the aaws
afar too toot Ha lafTaeoee, bat
rhea asked why. they eaaaot give a
| Thaos asm people are
to
Aaft this ttato It to
ftoW Utot to will ha . ^
Is patttag it lightly. He win
■tosad la the toOMO of hto i
frtoada. whore he was always
hr paeUA to will to ■ tosad) at
the toaetMl ff hto satoeifs. he
fWHl be atofhd aaild hto frtoada la
the aagHBg saaaoas aad the aport>
tog saaseas. Cor wtthia the peat
year to has twice laid low the oat-
Imp of the ferret, eae with eech
barrsL -Aad of eearse he will be
artaoai at hoau^ for there he was
ever toady Car aay aad eeery jdaty.
At tto oathraak of the War Be-
twaea tto Btataa. he Jotfad tto Mar-
lea Artltery of CtorteotoH, which
halaagad to Shattto BattcJloa. aad
waa with ttoai from tto oatpa of
Port Samtar )tto Martaa Battery os
Moirto Islaad). aatll the cloaai of
tto war. aad dartag that Ussa ha
reeaired a see are woaad la hlo leg.
whtah fWtarwed Hto to hto grave. 1
Hto peaalcg away waa sadden. Ha
dlai eg April «, of aecaU ladlgast-
loo, harlag baaw sick hat a few
hears, la tto f fth year o* hie aps.
Boom of hto Ttrtaeo were 1 very baaa-
tlfal. Ha waa always tree to hto
Meads, aad tto Haa. C. i. C. Hot-
«sa af Haasatna oaea told the Mas
ter, "that to tad employed him tor
IS years, aad to aavar knew a mar
hooast or a mere trathfal man."
"Aa koasat maW' to said to to
tto aobtaot I wort of Ood. Aad to
to always trathfal Is to ' possess
oaa of tto attributes of oar
Mwm4 Jwm*
’ Ho was faaarallaad at homa on
the day altar his death by Rev. Dr.
Baker, of tto Epiaeopal church, aad
laid to rest at Live Oak esmstdty,
by tto aids of bis sainted motbar,
followed to btoffrave by a long trot
of mearalag relatives and Meads.
Hto active pall-bearers were Messrs.
Walter Glovar, Richard Bsdoa, Dr.
W. B. Ackermans R. L. Fraser. H.
W. Black. Jr., aad B. O. IHyras
Tto fOliowtog aecaradsa, acted
as sealer pall-bearars: C. O. Hear
dersoa, F. O. 8. Cartls, A. A. Pat-
tersoa, A. C. Baa den, w. A. Blech.
W. J. Plshbarae. L. R. Htott, Ab-
ble Liader, |A. W. Bantoa, George
Salllvan> aad IVIer L. Rlsber.
Tto Btata of loath Carollaa.
Coaaty^-
Ob fApril tS. SC, aad S7 tto
H. D. Padgett, Sstotre. Acttag Pra-
^ * hat# Jtoftge. - '
J. P. Mila..
ten
> salt to an to gnat him tot
al Administration of the Be
ef J* A
This soono to to o hard year for
tto poor mas evesyw here. Whoa
ft id'aot rata aad floods, u to tiro
aad death. Tbs
la that of tto
overflew of the Mlntoetpt river,
arhteh has set a aew high water
* W. W. Pasaah Is 'a Colam bis bav
goae ta.Attead a maatlag of the
Bute Democratic Executive" Coa>
tea, aa proxy for Col. J. W. Hill.
who eoaId } aot
of |
Mr. Bmoah wttl ottead the aovell-
lag of the meaamwot to the Women
el Aka Coe Cadency^ while la Col-
Oal. C. O. Headmba haa
a dalagats to the Charlee-
; which
to npraaaat tto
.1
Hr. aad Mrs. D. L. Bmitb.) aad
ahUAreo. Roby aad Moadel,
■eater with Mr. BsaKhVteattor. Mr
Stelth. of
T. P.
cbildra
a faw
Mrs.
Mr pad Wn J. H. Dodd, of Roand
weim the gaaeta. of Mr. aad Mrs. D
L- HHth. Tuesday.
Lotford. Ga^ April 4.—Bpaclal.
We are all heart hrokea. because
we have Hat received a
aaytag that my dear auat, Martha
Polk, to dead. Hew sorry we are fo
daer Uacle Jake aad family.
Mr. W. O. Tutee of Lotford. aad
■ra. Smith af aavaanah. were star-
rled la Pavacmah oa Tbarsday. The
Broom to eae of the county's wealth
toot men. The bridb is a trained
auns from Pavaaaah. I Their many
fries da wish far tham a long aad
happy Ufa. i
Mrs. W. 0. Bataa aad Mn. J. W.
Folk wan tto guasta of Mrs. Stella
Bmlth Tuesday. |
Mr. Walter Polk aad wife were
the poems af Mrs. A. E. Polk to
day.
Tear little Mead.
I Rdgsr Polk.
Col. J. w. I•tll. countv htahray
ncemftsseaev hva seen engaged this
week la aaytag i»lt claims, if#
will aaartads paylag these claims
by the ISth of April, at which tima
be hapaa la have all Itll claims
la band. He states that from prea-
aat tadtaatioos there caa all he
P*ld eat of the oee mill levy pro-
▼ided ftethat parpeen. _
- tor thief year
wn to COL J O. Padgett aad Haa
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Woodbury, Oa., Apr.’t.— Special:
Dear Readers: Aa we undertake
to celebrate this great day, bow
many of us think, what the | word
Raster means. It means that
Christ rose from .the deed aad as
cended to Hea-vea. |
Tha abed blood from the. spot
leas body of the Lord Jasus to the
touch atone by which to teat every
maa’e faith. To reieetl Christ’s
Mood for aalvatloa Is to rajact his
body sod to reject His body is to
inject Hie spotless human ► soul
Then to a woaderfal statement la
ttofe IP, whore tbm epootle speaks
of-’“♦he blood of aprlnkllag thi
speaketh batter thlapa than! the
bleed of Abel." Let aa slagla lout
tto contrast between the two kinds
af Mood, that of Aba! ard that of
Jasas. The name of Abel Is Imea-
t tea ad In coaaaetioa with Sinai, ha
em use hia blood cries for the txe-
eetioB of Law aad Justice. But Je
sus shed His blood ss a voluntary
substitute for the guilty, for tto
slas of tha world. 1110 word "Medi
ator" means oaa who goes be
tween two con tending parties to re-
eosella aad If Bead to receive tto
blows from either aide even uato
death. la this aecoe, l Scripture
■peaks of Moaee as a meditator at
Mount Sinai, when he stood be
tween tto sapor of Ood aad rebel-
Hoa of tto people of Israel aad
prayed Par them. The Bomia church
that after Christ roan, he
mated all hia bleed beck Into Hit
body, aad that ovary time the Ro
utes prieet consecrates tha Maas,
that bleed to abed afresh la tha
This Is eoctradictlon to our
scripture, which tsechss that "He
•hod hia bleed oeee for all," with
"ae more sacrifice for else" Thoue-
ef Christinas have aavar avaa
thehght of what ha—ms of K. We
are told la tto ninth chapter of He
brews how Christ entered Into the
pteeea, aad tha Holy of
HeUas by Hia own blood. Scripture
bth tod so dominion over
Him" aad even when ha was dead.
His tody did aot In tto lea— begin
to mortify as other bodies do. "His
body saw no corruption.” i la Him
was llfa. i He was tto Voaataim of
life. His blood la sprinkled today
ami remains on the mercy seat be
fore the Father aa fresh aa Jt wta
the morning he sprinkled It there.
Wo ahoald think about *the holy
day and pray to onr'Father to help
ua celebrate It In a wiser and no
bler way.
Dear Herders. I celebrated this
precious day reeding, writing acd
praying, aad wish that some of my
readers could be wfth me In a stroll
UP the bills end mountains that I
expeet soon to take. 1 mat river
runs between the two moaatains. It
ash be a beautiful see re.
Leas Ulmer. f
THB8B ABB _
rite aad Mmoalah all aad. singular
the kindred and Creditors af tto
sold J. S. Griffin, deceased, that
they to aad appear before ate, M
the Court af Probate, — to tol4
at Walterboro, 8. C., oa tto ISth
of April, aaxt, aft— pebUeatlo*
hereof, at 11 o’clock la tto forn>
soon, to show so use. If asp they
tors, why tha^jAld Admlniatratioef
ahoald aot to granted.
GIVEN under my band this
Sad day of April, Aaao DoaniaJ,
IMS.
Published oa the trd aad 10th
dap of April IMS la Tto Pro— and
Standard.
H. D. PAJDGVRr.
Clark of Court.
Act lag Probate Judge, Collates
County.
Classified lirertiseBests.
rOH PAUL
FOR AALB—7M baahelo com aad
2.600 pounds country eared ha*
caa.. Apply to I
W. C. Saunders
Walterboro. IS. 0.
4-1 P-21.
FOR SALE—A few choice Polattd
Ohlaa pigs, fro— prise wlaulng
Stock, C. J. Beach, Walterboro. 8.
C. 4-2-2t.
\ • L "t. i , . <a
FOR SALE—Bgps fro— prise win*
Mag Brown Leghara stock. 16
for $1.00. T. P. Murray, Waite
boro. 8. C. |
FOR BALE—Bgga that hatch, from
Prtao wl—riag 8. C. Rhode Islaad
Rede, Golden 8—bright Ban
tams, aad Boarboa Rad Tarkeyo.
16 cklx sgga, $1.60. 11 Turkey
eggs $1.60. B. A. Marvin, Groan
Pond, 8. C.
2-27-44.
FOR SALE—Will sell cheap on#
eighty five dollar Bridgeport par
lor organ. Sea Pierce Hiera,
R. P. D. 2, Walterboro, 8. C.
S-27-tf.
FOR SALE—Brown Leghorn, gredt
layers—eggs $1.00 per setting of
. 1$ eggs. Jno. M. Kllen, Walter
boro. 8. C. 1-21-if.
Tha Rev. Mr. Graham will preach
la the Presbyterian cbfreh next Bab
bath, morning and evening. A cor
dial welcome to all. I
C. W. Breland,
here Saturday.
of Tabor, was
It. W. Polkf of Islandton, was In
town Saturday on business.
tto first meal
lap told la thpt etty la,tto Watery
af tto Aaoeatatiea.
tgram eoateiaa tto maasaa
af aa—a af < tha moot ^—
—Sahara in tto Seuth, ha—ag
the aaasao of Prsa. W. W. Finlay, af
tto Soathdra Railroad, aad I
Charles W. Kent. Profs—i
Hah la tto Uatvuratty of
Dr. Howard Lea Jon—, aa a—laaat
Baptist Mlalater of Chartsatoa. Mr.
Lewis W. Parker, of G rasa villa,
Mr. O. B. Martin. IPf WaaWngtea.
D. C., Dr. tThaa. W. jhilea, af Wash
ington. aad Many pr—Unaat setoal
officials af Sooth Carollaa.
who attend ars a—arsd af
tto fall heoaflt of tho tar-fsmad toe
pltallty of tto City by tto Baa. Tto
local committee esmpoaed of Moo
era. A. BL Btott, J. R. Gap and D
M. O’Driseoll, have plaaaad many,
things for the eatertalamoat of
the visiting teachers. C^portaaHy
will be given them to vMt tto
bcautlfal Magnolia Gardaaa aad otb
or points of later—t la aad around
tto city. I There will be maeb to
entertain aad divert — well aa 'u>
Instruct.
The attention of tho trustees'and
teachers la called to tto fact that
tha State board of education has
reeommended a two days’ holiday
with fall pay for all teachers who
attend tto a—etiag.
Aside from tto an—Heat pro
gram arranged by the general as-
— etattoa, tto affiliated orgaalsa-
Daaa, wklcb laelade the school l—-
moot ss—clattea, the smsrls-
tloo of town and elty snpsrlBtea-
denta. the aa—riartea af alamea
tary —bools, and tho aaaocla'loa of
—nnty 'anporlntead—ta. bars al—
arraagsd later—ting aad Instractlv
programs. Pabllsbsrs 1 of test-books
kave bees asksd to make —hlMts,
and radaead rates are bolag sago
tinted for oa all railroads. I la abort
so stone will bo loft uataraed to
taaho'this meeting tto msoi
fal In tho history of tho (
ttoa.
Programd a— tow oof aad fwlll
bo sent to aay member of tto ame
elation by W. 'H. Job—, corr—pond
ing s—rotary, C loam bin. 8. C.
A. J. Thaekstea, W. H. Joa—.
E. C. MdCaats, C. V. Noaffur, W.
L.. Brooker, Executive Committee.
WANTED—A white me—ngor land
office boy. Salary $10 fpot
month. Apply to D. J. Ktrtoa.
At Dap—. 4-10-14.
LANE AND TKMBBH^WAfmBD —
Parts— having cl—red or eut
over lands or timber for —lo
at raasoaabla pile—, can Had
porch—r for same by aeadiag
price and fall da—rlptlon to
Charleston Land Company, 2$
Broad Street, Charleston* 8. C.
2-27-41.
WANTMD—You to kaow that I haa
sold all tha Boarboa Rad Turkey
apga that I caa spare this ssaaoa.
Chicken eggs shipped carefully
p—had to any part of country.
E.rik. Marvin, Green Pond, 8. C.
4-2-41.
WANTED—to buy chickens. Apply
to J. L. Rents, Walterboro Ho
tel. S-20-tf.
taal
. On tho 11th day of April, 1012.
I will mako my final) —turn aad
Immediately thsreafter apply to tha
Probata Jadpe 6t Colleton eoaaty
tor Latte— Dismtasory of tho es
tate of F. D. Carter.
J. T. Carter,
Administrator.
Walterboro, 8. C., Mar. 20. 1012.
2-20-4t.
your baggage,
take you to the
well opalppsd to
WANTED—To
freight, or
train, f ax
As anything la tho hauling line
day or night. Photo Oly. Bart
F—mptoa.
l-*-tf.
BUBIWEM LOCALS.
Itch relieved la $0 mlaat— by
Woolford’a Sanitary Lotion. Never
8p—tal —le for cash only—at cos
-oh oee—men’a lad tea aad child—o’
H. 8. Glover.
tells. Sold by Jobs M. Kltea, drag*
tet .Itk-lt-Om.
. Pearl millet seed at Klein’s.
Kill ’em now—Bed bag poison
for spring cleaning, at Klein’s.
Tanglefoot fly paper, moth balls
aad la—t powder at Klein’a.
Bright— up for the spring—our
paiat xteck complete, at Kliea’a.
New assortment of Lucas house
and household paints at Klten’e.
Lee P. Berry, the popular and
efficient rual letter carrier on
—uta one from Bmoakx took a
day off Monday and camto Wal
terboro. Mr. Berry te one' of our
b—t liked aad most accommodating
carriers.
Will open blacksmith aad wheel
wright shop at Cummlaga’ Iron Wor
ot depot. May 1st and —k patronage
of those desiring blacksmith, wheel
wright or hor— shoeing. D. J.
Or—. 4-10-Jt-p.
Bo— to Mr. aad Mrs. P. M.
of Lodge, ‘a flan boy. Ho
last night.
Johns,
WANTED BY
Tony & Sklier
800 BUSHELS
CORN
K CENTO CAS!
Sl.ll IK TRADE
J. B. Smoak. of Snide—, who le
_ candidate for township commie-. M _ 1U . .
eloa— of Heyward townahip, waa In *° Jj ^ w U ^ ^“MAered
OFFICIAL NOTICK.
To all per—na holdingl claims
■galaat Colletoa county: if yonr
claim has not hereteto— been filed,
you a— he—by —qal—d to file tbe
with the Clerk of the Boerd
of Hoghway Commission oa or be
fore the 16th instant. Claims cot
in
tows Thu—day on business.
For rbe—nxririn you will
better i
Try It aad a—
«—ekiy K gtvea —Udf. For
by an d—ten.
Mad
making pay—enU;
J. W. Hill,
Highway Commissions
4-2-2L
Prof. H. K. Strickland, ot Lodge.
— he— oa basin—a Monday.
500 DOZEN
EGGS
It CERTS IR TRADE
IS CERTS IN CASH
& Shaffer
Walterboro, S. C
Royal Ijan no otsfeoUtnte for
makftnf doUdout home-bakod foods
*
BatfngBDiwder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Tho only Baking Powder made
from Royai Grape Cream of Tartar
3
Away, la |
O—wood, Fla.. Apr. t.—Specia'J
ArsIb tto grim —par haa sate—d
aad aaatetod f—-tho YUaMdo a
tevtac haahard. tether, aad frtead.
wtoa oa Fak 2Tth 1012. at 11.40
p. m., at kta ha— la G—wood,
Fla., death rial—d aa Its victim
Dr. A. Bagltoh Willis, a well known
phyriciaa tkroughout tka State of
Florida.
Tto dec—ed Waa a native of
Booth Carollaa, bora la Cottapevlllu,
CteOatoa eoaaty. FOh. 10th, Ittt.
Dr. Willis camo to Florida la 1M0.
who— for two yam to studied
medicine under hia brother, Dr R.
A. WHHs aad la tha ai—awhile waa
a teacher la tto public schools of
tectaon eoaaty. la tto year 1604
to completed his eon—a of medicine
at Loalavilte. Ky„ aad began tha
practice of hlo profeaaioc la Apa
lachicola, who— he became vary pop
alar aa • sac—fal physician. Hia
geasrous disposition aad warm
courteous manner won for him man
frtanto, while hto rblHty aa a phy-
slriaa waa soon demonstrated by a
largo aad lucratlvs patronage
throughout Apalachicola aad vlciaity
who— ho practiced medicine for'
fifteen yuan, thence removing to
Ora—wood la tha year 1000, whs-
ha —idea aad pa—aad hlo profes-
skm aatll tooth. Ha was a loyal
xm—tor of tho Methodist chareh
from young a—stood. Waa a mam
ba of tha Woodman of tto World
and Knlgbte of Pythias.
Tto da—aaed la survived by hie
wife. Mm. Kittle R. WUHe, and
fear child—a. Myrtle, H—1, Mar
garet, aad Gladys, with six brothers,
D—. R. A.. J. H.. aad W. M. Willis,
rif Jachooa eoaaty, B. H. aad T. s..
af South Carailaa, and L. L. of
Qaeeacy, Fhk, aad oris slater, Mrs.
Lula Strleklaad, of Baath Cbrollna,
haoides a Baal of relatives and
friends both In hia native State aad
tto Stefa of hia adoption, who re
gret hia da—tea.
Tto hartal ceremony was conduct
ed at the O—wood cemetery by
Rev. J. F. MeLood, pastor of the
Methodist church, aad with W. o.
W. honors.
NOTICE. i
On the 2nd day of.May, 1012, I
will make my final —ta— and Im
mediately thereafter apply to the
Probate Jndgo of Colleton county
for Lotte— Dtemlaaory of the {es
tate of J. C. Padgett.
J. G. Padgett. |
. Executor.
Walterboro, Apr. 6. 4-10-41.
Rav. F. G. 8. Curtis left Wednes
day mo—Ing for Columbia to at
tend tto a—railing of tto Woman's
Monument. He wUl take part in
the program aa ChapUn General of
tto South Garollaa Division of the
U. €. V.’a. Tto unveiling j will take
place oa ThanSpy at 12 —. . \
AaazBg Disphy-AatzEg Sfask a Price
HARNESS AND SADDLERY DPT.
IDIRT & SHAFFER
Work Collan
A wood —
whStecaav
46c
Work Collan
1-2 leather]
Red Backs
87c.
All Leather
*1.97
A MAIleatber
BagW Haraess
$9.00.
Qtkr Vaiito a> to $16,
A RORRY LIRE
WHURD ARD
OPER RRIDLES,
60c. ip.
Of BUGGY WRIPS-IOC, l$C. ESC. SOC, SI M
LEATREI TEAM WWPS-SOC, TIC KC.
A factory job lot Monie eloth
aad Linen Sommer lap Robes.
Bought at a Sacrifice. Sold
without PROFn.
Hold-fast” web hal-
ters ........... 2i c.
Wide Work Pa,!*,
Regular 40c. value,
.............. 25^,
Buggy Umbrella rs,
Regular $2 .25 value,
** $i'95
Slip Harness ^4.35, up.
Saddles—To be closed out at
invoice prices.. . .$2.50 up.
Wc rigidly maintain the “quality” sundard of our Har
ness and Strap goods. Wc guarantee our goods to be
ytdy as represented and pp will not be undersold.
Buy all Horsegoods from “T. & S.” and get them
Right Hi Qmlity—Woittmtitship and Price,