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at VU WaH*rtoro t A. O, i. It79 nndvr'Act af Xtrefc Tmt AlJ** i*«blUhed «T*ry WedBMdAy at * Wdlterboro 8. C. WEDNESDAY, (H*T 9. 1*12 M( 'HOOL \K\\S WANTED. I haraby anxmiiea ayael? a caa- dldata for Clerk of Court for Col* Irton eoanty. sobjeet to tha rule* and regulrtiona goTarnlag tha Dem ocratic party: V . J. M. ACKERMAN. Walterboro, 8. C. ’ I am a candidate for the office of ^Clerk of Court for Colleton county and pledge mjwelf to abide the result of the Democratic pri mary. . . ' D. B HUDSON. Ruffin, Oct. 9. i hereby ar-nounoe my cnndldacy for the office d clerTt of court for Colietoir* conntr, mede vacant by the ileath of the nominee, the 1a»o K. It. McTeer I ple<fr»« myself to abid« the rulra of the Democratic party and to support the notni- nt-»« thereof. J E. Moore. Wal*erbcro, Oct. 9. The Press and Standard desires to publish as much school news as possible, and to that end will w?K come blta of*, news from any school ip the county. We should be very glad to have a news story every week from every* school lr» the county. Let ue know of your plans, c-nd your activities. Are you going to give an entertainment? Let us tell the people about it. Have you a literE4*y society? Write u* your programs and give us a list of your officers. What are you doing that Is new? Has a good «aeay> been read? Send It to us i for publicMlon. Tell us the news. LYON OK PKKI’LEM? Next Tuesdr$r by ord^r of the State executive committee, there win be a primary election to elect a aueceasor to J. Fraser Lyon, Attor ney General of South Carolina. Tl»e choice is between Mr. Lyon at-1 young Thomas H. Peeples, of Br-rn- welt. Mr. Lyon has had the respect and confidence of the people of the State for many years. He has fear- IsmIjt stood for the enforcement of the law, and is uncompromising (u his efforts to punish the guilty. He has the ability, character aid ex perience to fit him for the discharge of the duties Incident to this of fice to which he aspires, i-nd the people of the State will make no mistake if they re-elect him. Mr. Peoples is a young attorney who stands high. We would not disparage him, but we doubt if he possesses the experiencu necessary to iirkt- him a success as Attorney Cet era) of South Carolina. IT W.I8 WORTH WHILE. The d«.:h of E. U McTeer, which occurred h-re early .Sunday morn* i»g was sad. iie had only a few short- wei k*. ago received r n assur- r arv»* that he was a citUen held in high eteem, by being .elected to fill one of the most important offices In the gift of the people —that of clerk of court. What is more important, and whrf counts for most with those who knew him well, was the fact that he was worthy of the honor and trust re posed in him. A long life had be>t. spent in useful service, and it had left him with many frienda, and porhe-ps not a bitter enemy. ^ "He waa a good man". Is the 'Serdlct of those who were capable of Judg ing his life and character. iBut, viewed in the ccJmness of death, that mighty monarch whose summons is always obeyed, wheth er in the midst of successes, or when borne down with the burdens of defeat, one can but ask. Is it Worth While? Where comes the recompense for the toil, the plan ning, the heart aches and longing*? Is it sufficient to win? The ans wer will be "yes, a thousand times." He died a winner. His ambitious ■were gratified, even though he nev er enjoyed any of the fruits of victory. His loved ones know he never put off the armor, fr^t dr 1 with it on W* all should. ‘ l8o live, thcit when thy summon* comes, o To Join that ilinumerable caravan. That Hooves to that mysterious realm, Where each shall take his oham- • her. In the silent halts of death. Thou go not like the (juarry slave tiro-urged at night to his dun- 0 geon. But sustained caul sooth-d by in unfaltering trust. Gather the drapery of thy couch around thee, Like one who lays him down to pleakant slumbers. To The Democratic Voters of Col leton County: Thronsh the mysterious workings of Providence, it is necessary to elect a rain r clerk of conrt for Col- laten connty, and 1 desire to an nounce mysei/ a crididate for the position. I was ir- the rac* during the summer, but owing to a pro tracted Illness, I was unable to make a proper canvra of the coun ty, and again I will not be able to do so owing to the shortness of the time before the primary. I, therefore, ask my friends and those interested ir* my candldr-y to do all they can for me. s«surlng all such workers of my sincere appreci ation; If elected my desire and pur pose sHall he to give an efficient adminlstrr.Mon. I pledge myself to abide the result of the Democrat ic primary W HARMEY SANDERS. Walerhoro, Oct. 9. Curd Freni I». B. Hudson. (AdycHiscnieat.) “Let’s elect Ur«-*le Derry Hudson Clerk.” That Is the cry. I h“*r from all over the county. . And my friends I feel that I am going to get (there this time. I came with in k Mv votes of being In the second race last time, and If T could hr.ve gotten In the second race 1 would have won. 0 I have beer- asking for this office for many years, and every time I nearly got In the second r r '•e, and each tinu* everybody said I would have been elected, if only I had gotten a few votea more to put me i*-. the second race. ! have no enemies in the connfy. I have never complained of defe-.\ 1 have nev<r got mad and tried to pry off political debts. 1 have r-’ver heard of anybody speaking ill of me. I alwrys get the vote of mv home people and of those who l^now me well. # I am entHled to this office. Th j re Is robody in this race more enMt! c d. than 1 am. The o’hrrs are new m-’n I have been tv fore th - * r-'-o- nle for many years and I night to be rewarded. I am not nor have 1 ever b*?n the candldr’e of any 'faction. M tv- bo taht is teh t$7ison I never have won. Dot don’t want to win If I’ve got to be tonted by a faction 1 am the people's candidate If I'm elected ! shall s-rve a’l the people fairly and squarely. I’ll favor no lawver. to corporation, no Indlvidu i no ^"tion 'I'll run my office and attend to my own business, as I have always done. I am getting along in years. If you ever expect to honor me, this is the time. Give me a chrnee. I’m only a farmer, hut I am a rltiten of the county and an honest man. I have tried all my life to serve the people. I have never r.sk- ed for any office besides this one. Will you try tne? I guarantee) to run the office to suit the people. I’ll see that eve rybody^ is satisfied. I can’t see my frienls between now and the election. You all' know me. Can you say r-nythlng against me. Am I not clean? Am I not honest ? Am I not capable? Am I rot deserving? Give me a chance. 1 shall "be terribly disappointed If I do not lead the ticket on. next Tlueedr.y. I feel sure I'll win this time. I^et all my- friends help me. and my appreciation and grati tude will be everlasting . I will show it by my conduct ir» the office. Try me. Sincerely, D. R Hudson. Ruftin, Oct. 9 FOR HALE—One seven room resi- dence, grocery and wood bouse. Three stables, barn and buggy houah. Three quarter acre lot. on eaay terms. J. A. Padgett, Lodge, 8. C. FOR SAliE—100 acres of land. Fif ty-five acrek cleared, sixty acres under fence, the rest timbered. Want to aell at once. Cher-p. Apply J. G. Adams, Weeks, S. C. * ; 10-9-2t-p. FOR SALE—Thirty-eight acres -ic t land Ir* town, clear of stumps, feu ced, with good dwelling and jut housed. Easy terms, als6 my my house and lot on Rr-llroad avenue. Jno. H. Peurifoy, Wal terboro, S. C. 10-9-41. FOR SALK—387 acres of land in Broxton Township, 4 miles from Inlandton, on Little'Sa'kehatchie River. 125 acres in cultivrMor*, 4 room dwelling with out houses, 1 tenant house. Price $10 per acre. Apply to Jas. *£ Peu.rifoy, Walterboro, B. C. FOR SALE—Farm of 135 acres 3 1-2 miles from Walterborro, or* sand clay road and cdjoins rail road. 75 acres clerred and sur rounded by fence. For price and terms apply to A. H. Herndon. 10-8-3t. FOR SALE—One trract of land con taining 72 1-2 acres. 45 of which is under cultivation ar-d good fence, 2 mile* from Walterboro. on the road leading to Bell* X Roads. For information apply to J. F. Risher, R. F. D. No. 3. 10-9-tf. ' FOR SALE—Stock in Colleton Coun ty Fair Association!) $10.00 per share: 3 shares for price of 2. Everyone should own some . of this stock. Apply to W. W. l3morA, Secretary, Walterboro, S. C. 10-2-4t. FOR HALE 50 acres of land mor-j or less, near F.moaks, S. C., know as the Rivanna Brown Dr.ct of land. Part under cultivation. Prlcd i '$000.00 cash. Apply to H. D. Padgett, Jr., Ruffin S. C. FOil S \LK—One second hand mow er r.i p< cd order, cheap. C. M C.r:i«*. 1 . - id 2 ?t FOR SALE:—1 house ai>d lot in Walterboro: 5 rooms, 1-2 acre lot. Price $1500. 1-3 cash and balance on eafry terms. Apply to Jus. E. Peurifoy. WANTED. WANTED—To lend money on im proved farming lands. Jas. E. Peurifoy, Walterboro, S. C. * 10-9-lt. LOSTv—An oval shaped Hroach, gold underneath, and sttumped with the Canadian coat of r-rms. Lost Saturday evenir-t between resi dence and Mrs. Strobel’s Reward If left at W. J Fishhurne’s resi dence. KUSINESS LOCALS. TO MAKE INSPECTION. Savannah Man to Investigate Bam- h< ig-Kliiherdi Itailwny. 'Savi.nroh. Oa., October 3,—-Sp-r- ial: For the purpose of a per«onnl I Inspection of the proposed Bamberg to Ehrhnrdt Railway line, f or which fSO.OOn was asked from local business men a few days ago Joseph F. Gary, as a committee of one from the Chamber cf Commerce especirJly representing the ngrhul- turnl committee, left for Romberg afternoon over the Atlantic Coa-*t Line t^Jiis The roport will he officially ren dered to the agricultural commit tee at a later meeting J. W. Copeland, of Dayton. Ohio, purchased a bottle of Chc-mberlaln's Cough Remedy for his boy who had a cold, ar«d before the bottl* waa ail Mad Use beyfe cold was gone, la that not better than (o per » tt*e dollar doctor’s bill? For sale by nil dealefa. Here is a woman who speaks from personal knowledge rmd long experience, ri*., Mrs. P. H. Brogan, of Wilson. Pa., who sajs, "I knew from experience that Chamberlain' Cough Remedy i« far superior to any other. For croup there Is noth ing that excels it.” For sale by jJI dealers. Rub-My-Tlsm will cure you. 1 »*esh meal and bulla at Waltcr- bo Cotton Oil Co 1 )-lt. Cor .♦es dental cream at Klein's Buy Anthony Fence, made by th'- American Steel and Wire Cto., 4<i end 4 8 inches high; ono of the best made! Btays made not to slip. For sale only by H. W. Black. Jr. Top 'Buggies $60.00 and up. Bussell Farm Wagons, one and two horse, $35.00 and up. All sold under gur-ranf^f. see qhr stock be fore you buy. ZvVnJ tor boro Live Stock and Vehicle Cd. Colgate* tooth powder at Klein’s We have a nice line pf Men’s fell and winter suits; give \u« a look before buying. H. W. Black, Jr. • Colgate* violet and other tal cums at Klein's. 15 cents. Buster Brown’s Guaranteed Dnrn- less Hosiery’, for men, women and children, Jnet received; Four pair guaranteed to wear four morvhs, for one dollar. For sale by H. W. Black. Jr. Rub-My-Tlsm will cure you. Buy "Bc.ttle Axe” .Shoes, the kind that give satisfaction. For saie only at H. W. Black. Jr. Colgr-te* shaving stick, shaving soap, shaving cream and shaving powder at Klein's. I' you want a suit of clothes that «ill fit well, and wear wqtl, buy a suit from H. W. Black. Jr " The whole family of Colpr..*cs ®\- qulsite toilet preparations at Klein's Blealse's mar.ge cure, sure cur,- for mange and certain death to fle;:J at Klein’s. The last call for turnip seel®. A second shipment-just in at Klein s I am sill' selling mv lemon; p’..- »ti| i .r-'y at retr.Jl nd who e: \le '1:11 he g ad to com-no* o with merchants as to prices. Try »t ami you will always handle it. C. M. Grace. 0 ” 10-2-2t. HUNTER, PEARCE Ji 1IATTKY, the substaiVial, reliable, and ener getic fretors, of Savannah, offer you the same excellent service that hes convinced many others of the benefit of marketing cotton through them. Until you hr.ve tried them, perhaps you are neglecting an op portunity to realise more’ for your cotton thftn heretofore. They re spectfully'aoliclt your consignments. Tbs following is a list of magis trate fines collected from July J, 1*12, to Oct. 1, 1*12. P. J. Wilton ..$25.00 R. R Mleyi .. *0.00 A Wallker 22.00 R. R. Mlley $4.14 P. J. Wilson $.00 Total. . • . . i* . . . .$147.14 ,R E. Jones. Treas. Colleton Co. TAX NOTICE r i The books of the County Trcasnr-! er will he op^n for the purpose of coHeeting trxes from the-15th day of October. 1912, to December 31, 1912. The levy is as follows: Mills ‘Stpte,, 5 3-f Ordinary County . 5 Roads . . . • 3 Constitutional School 3 Total., . 16 3-1 Sfheial School Tax l.ery. Mi) la Lodge. . 8 Rom Gully,. . ., 3 Rice Pr’ch 3 Fmoaks 8 Little* Swamp 3 striokland 2 Williams 4 Bethel 3 Ruffin 2 Sniders 3 Bethlehem.. Hender«onvllle Id -Walterboro .. .. 7 Red Bank 3 Cottageville — 7 Raysors 3 Sand Hill 3 Pen lei., 5 Poll tax $1 on all ma the ages o< 21 ar*1 60. A imitation tax of $2 on all mr’es be tween the ages of 21 and 50 which ^hrll he paid at the s'-me time and in the same manner as other trxes. Dogs 50c. each. I will be at the fol’owlng plac es for the collection of taxes on dates below. Hendersonville, Monday, Oct. 21. Petits, Tuesday, Oct. 22. Sr«!ders ( Wednesday, Oct. 33. Rice Pr-tch, Thursday, Oct. 24. Bells, Friday, Oct. 25. * Cottageville, Tuesday, Oct. 29 Centreaflle, Wednesday, C"t. 30. Williams, Monday, Nov. 25. A*hton, Tuesday, Nov. 26. Folks Store, Wednesday. Nov. 27. Berea, Ubursdny, Nov. 28. Snioatos, Friday, Nov. 29. Lodge, Saturday morning, Nov. 30 Jacksonhoro, Wednesday, Dec. 4. Green Pond. Thyrsday, Dec. 5. All other devs at Walterboro. ’ R. E. Jones. Cour«‘y Treasurer ilwf between Also a eom- WANTED—Hbme cured hams, chic’s ens t-nd egga. Highest Ca.ih price paid. Always see me fltsf. J. L Rentz. at Hotel Albert. 9-2 5-tf. NOTICE. (Advert sement.) The undersianed will sell r-* 12 o’clock noon, Saturday, Oct. 12, or thereafter, the follow ir*,; privileges at th^ county fair to*be held Nov. 5- 8, 1912. The prices nemed are min imum. In ease there is more thin one app]lcr.-nt, privilege will he sold to highest bidder. told Drink Stands, each $10.90 Colld I)» nks, exclusive. . . . 35.00 Restaurant, • .vlusivc 3 day* 25.0*'* R'-Situruiit negro day . , 10.00 Fruits and Cigar stands, each 10.00 h'ruits and Cigars, exclusive 35.00 Candy iStand, er.-h 5.00 Candy, exclusive 20.00 W. W. Sin oak. Secretary. Walterboro, Oct. 9, 1912. Steady Layers Hans that are busy in saason and out are tha money-makers. Bykeapingth* digestive organs fas perfect condition pratt&zsz: lenNe heslthy fcwl and mstertatly birrs ■in the prodncthrearn of your poultry. It i* guar* aateed to feermre the egg crop er yea can your money beck. It protecti poultry from iWmiii end h*. eneree the market relot of broiler* eng fowl*. frem Urn Uhr, Liquid or Powdered, ia •ere death to all rermla. It wiU tar* you ■may chicken*. Pr*tti ke^ Can girtn in the drinking water core* end prevent* roup. Pnlli G*ee Rmmdy. It will tare the little r i*t big moneys I who keep hone*, cow* or hog*. aker AAferfMuK£WE4dMerf**Peakiy WriakW’ A. Wl ;HMAN & SON SOUKS AND ALL SKI\ DIKASKS IMsitpjH-nr \Micn TcOerinc is Used This is the one unfailing reme- dy ( and no matter how severe a ca$e of eczema, piles t tetter, ring worm, old sores or scalp disease you may suffer with. TETTERINE will give instant relief and affect a permanent cure. We know the" merits of this soothing, healing, an tiseptic ointment so well that we ftffly guarantee It. Get a 50c box at your druggist. If he has not the genuine TETTERINE, send us 50c and we will supply you at once. The Shuptrine Co., Savannah On. For Sale By John M. Klein Mr. B. B. Goodwin, trustee of the school near-'S'inoaks, has recent ly installed, modem school desks— Southern School News. ORRIS ATLANTA ‘'Wortk Smacking Your Lips Over” FREE DEMONSTRATION NORRIS’ EXQUISITE CANDY 00 'r You just must try some of NORRIS' Exquisite Candies, in order to appreciate how wonderfully good they are. *> * On next Friday afternoon, Oct. If. we will con duct a free demonstration and cordially invite vou to visit our establishment-and #6mple these deli cious confections. v - * This candy for w'hich we have the agency is the product of America’s Master candy-maker and in addition to being far beyond any candy produced in America, it is packed in boxes so beautiful that they offer a feast for the eyes not soon forgotten. Price, eighty cents and one dollar per pound. Yoor inspection is golicited without any obligation on your part- to purchase, C. L. FISHBURNE Exclusive Agent You can save money, on your Clothing, Shoes, Sweaters, Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear Clothing for your family. -AT- The Charleston Surprise Bargain House I. SOBEL, Manager Walterboro, - S- C. v New Stables at Lodge We desire to announce that we have opened a Livery and Sales stables at Lodge, and are pre pared to supply the needs of the people in these lines. We shall keep on hand a choice supply of horses and mules for sale, and teams for hire. Our desire is to serve you and we ask that you give us a trial. LIVERY & SALES STABlfS J. R. KINARD, Proprietor. LODGE. s. C. Loads of Eggs A big increase in yield guaranteed. More eggs and bigger pro tits absolu tely certain if you u$e Pratts Poultry Regulator Costs you nothing if you are not sa f isfied. 25c. 5Uc. Sl.OO Sold by A. Wichman & Son Call for FREE Poultry. Book and 1912 Almanac ' Horseshoeing I haw an expert horseshr er with me now and 'fcvvaraittee satisfaction. * Bring y r horses and mules tp my shop for shoes and we will make life easy for them. E. P. KNIGHT Blacksmith and Wheelwright Hear the Upton Piano at Brown’s store. Would you like a piano?. »»