The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 16, 1912, Image 5
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TAX WJTICE
Th# books of the County Treasrr-
wtll . bo ogoB for the iwrp ^-
collect lux ttkeu froth the 15th
jay of October, 1912, to Decentx^
•1, 1912. The lery Is u follows:
- Mills
5 3-i
Oruloery County. ....... 5
Rood* 3
CODOtltUtlOBOl School 3
A.
ToUl • • • • • • t • •. 4 » «16
Special School, Tax Levy.
■MiWs
todfe., .. .. o S
Hum Gully 3
am sure they were not crigirolly In
tended to convey We cihnct po
back over the vtr.y we-come. This
Is a rotnmon tru*h. taught by our
experience. The motto text mere
ly gives me a springboard fnom
which to jump. It. shows me a
man going by a way along which he
we* not to return and that is Just
the way all of us are travelling.
There is scarcely one of us of
ray years to whom the idea has
not come: "If 1 could begin agath.”
-As we gpw aider, we seA our mis
takes. To ask to go back again is
the s~aae as asking for the wisdom
•ar-1 experience of a.^? for.use ia
youth. Would we use it? Your
e .^ % ... nil .he
! young people'can pet it—simply by
.. 2 ask*: g th older ones. Put w ill
* j they? By no merne? Young foihs_
• • ^ think th r - old folks are foois aM
i. 2 out of date ,
Rice Patch.. 3
fjmoaks.. 5 ‘children can now get it.
« Cwarvawv «» l .
Little Swamp..
Strickland
Williams.
Bethel..
Ruffin •• •. — .
Sniders i j ‘‘jf | eculd begin again.” Well. w
Bethlehem 2 ;you wouid hire again the \lgor of IPather but bv"me~” To give what
r:>u:h—Cie weak knees, the wrinkl i -emains of life to thin new pur
pose .would be far better than to
T"M Ihe days compla-lning and
it-u* time.", says another. "I haw
been like the girl in her boat
p!;»>ne*g-in -the water, wrhiie on* by
one tte pearls were dropping from
t broker chord that hung about bar
neck. During much of jmy Ufa*. I
did no'hlng, or did something to no
profit. I merely played with tha
years ur.d now they are gone tRom
me."
"I want to begiv again," says
still another, "because I have
bend my opportunities." Alas.for
you. You hafp been like a reaper
with an old time scythe cutting
grain. Some sheeves dropped from
your .band, and you did not pick
them up. In some places you left
the grain standing and did not eui
it at all. Now, as you look doyn
the furrrows and over the field, yoir
see the folly rnd waste, and you
want to go hack and begin agam.
But, no! All )ou can do now Is to
see that in the rest of the field
you leave ro strnding grain. Wasta
no more time, despise no more op
portunity.
If you could go back, you might
not do any better. You have now
the same helpers you had in youth-
And here is the answer, "I am
tho wr.;., and the truth, and the
life; no man comcth unto tbtf
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Walterboro.. .. 2 ; the feilut: vision would all dis?p-
Red Batile. 3 pr ar WLal would yoy do wi*iw<
Cottagevllle 7 ycur new opportunity? The chanc*-
-• • * 2 es are. judging from whf.t you see
s? nd Hill * ' the young now doing, you wouM
Penlel., .. 5
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and in the same manner as,other
Uxes. - ’ * . *
Dogs 50c. each.
I will be »t the following plac
es for tbs collect icn of taxes 09
dates below.
Hendersonrllle, Monday. Oct. 21.
Petite. Tuesday. Oct. 22.
” Bidders. Wednesday, Oct. 23. „
Rice Pr.*ch, 'Thursday, Oct. 24.
Bells, Friday, OcU/25. "
Cottagevllle. Tuesday. Oct. 29.
Centreellle. Wednerday, f*H. 30.
Will lama. Monday, Xov. 25.
Ashton. Tuesday, Nov. 26.
Folks Store, Wednesday. Nov. 27
Berea, TBhureday, Nov. 28.
9moaks. Friday. Nov. 29.
i Lodge, Saturday morning. Nov. 39
Jackson boro, Wednesday. Dec. 4.
Green Pond, Thursday, Dec. 5.
All other dr-^s at Waltertoro.
R. E. Jones,
Cour<y Treasurer.
walk in the same way you have
walked—that yru would choose
God’s word and faithful and lovi ig
ter-'hers. If you should try to f>o
back, you might get lost alor-g the
way. You remember how much «»f
it lay in the bogs and fens. What
1 be same coespany, and come t-t lea |‘the.*i? Get right now. Oat In the
tQrkhe.sapie state of regret. * | way, and go on right to the end.
luit we
MASTER'S SALE.
cannot begin ggain. Life)Nothing
must be fiyhtcd from where we
era. Yon remember the words of
Paul to the Philippians—"Forget-
tinf -the Usings which tare 1 'behind".
This io rot eo er.«ily done, but it
should be dot»?. We carry all * the
past ,with us. It refuses oft«% to
be forgotten. The past is th'J
painter whose brush has fixed its
tint and rclor. * All the influences
wt.u-h make us just wh&t we are
come out of the peat.
Some things behind we wish we
ccrld forget. When I was a boy of
twelve, I lost my old nurse. After
she had been covered in the grave
I carved her name on a tree r*'&.r
by—"Lindy." Then I went away
to collctge: cc.d finally came to
Sumter, and after fifteen ;• ars c.*
more. I went b'ck to visit the p’see
whsr* Lindy was sleeping. Tha
winds had swept th? mound aw .7,
and or* th- tree wt« a bare e-vr*
showing where my knife had cut int
j the lark. My life a. d yours
. full of just such ec-er nu.-hs which
By virtue of a decree of the l ° « fro,r - , 8 ^
Court of Common Pieas in the case ^ b- u tr. *1 o f. .-^d tVvi
uf Ida Richardson, et a!., Pl?**« vs r ^ 5he la,B ^ ^e wr.nt get nd
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"If I could heein agtir " is wh?i:
the man says who h'ss lc , * - t -r is
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ev*?*r!n, ths Benedict Arnold o? tir*
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"If 1 c-.rld h?g'ti n^ain.” is whtt-
!tlie jpt’id’hrift erif* wh^*. ‘Iio.;!::'*
Pearl Folk, et ah. Dfts ! I. H. C
Folk, Writer for Bimljerg Connty.
will sell to the hlchesr Mr’dcr f^r
cash at the Court House door. Bam
berg, S. C . on the 4th. dry of
1912, between the* leg’! hour- ef
■ale cn said day. the following de-
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AM ths* certain f^-ct or
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H. C FOTJS.
Master for'B'imberc Co
CARTER & CARTER.
Plfts. Attys
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else remains for 701.
"Which Is the right way! Them
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day, for the proof of claim* nsiins?
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CHARLES I ON, . C ..C.
er af'cn* five hons? rnd about th?
store. When nigh* cnn'.?, she said,
."I w*nt to sleep wir Fa.vr’’. fl’
f ' ip’’*' en lur little v ut, aid v - f
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.Vs h» PstCRvd to htr « ? »np!o v.-r>r1s j
*» - <•-.'>«( t-r|- review b?-
'are Mm—wreck ard ru*n cf
’’.is life. i*s koptlf-sstiCF*. f*s d.*?p-
• - : — ,--d *’'? •hnre v t rum-
•’r ia with th?
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se-Y* II may oza who
v-j:* k-’-i *■ *■ r' 1 » r*-?- •* yto c».
'*’w. " If t pchM hearir ?cr?*p " T*
■* he tl?t rri’-<*. "T u-u c t go hack,
t -.m ce*rr ‘0 rr‘n " Ah. sV, no
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'Tt f f Ve 9 r.in c?rzh» ia the Nir,Ta
rn c’*rr n nt. A r“««*n , »s*i force, fr.r
*'everd voce eo-trol. hears yru on
Yere r>r>ly hope Is to bjfirio now—
-tt'hv now ?rp*n t^ls moment—to 11* J
Deaines^Caonot Be Cured
ty hx-l 1 ^il-ail a*, n« Uk/ ennoet WacU the
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cl r* i ,txlic». IkafnPv* I» t.y en liillaa.i-tl
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Tut. . Wtieu lUI* Juh,- H tn!!amrrt y< u • luu - »
r.'.tulling e-Jud cr 1m: irtm .lieartni; ti.il nhiti
It i« entirely d I'.'jli.ir* V. tl < n*ull. am!
rrlio. the i::!ljtu'.natioii feu I Ivtin <>u* aj.il
till, tntK* re* tor "J t rltw n'rry.t it'ti>Ktl''ii. h-ur-
Ir * *111 tie deetrayed fon ver; nine cash, nul . t
lei) are caune* I v CatiuTh. wfiteli I* *itl fNi lint
i.n 1.11: r.e.l roDditlon of (he miit'i.Kr ani fai-.«. -
We will plve IHic Hundred Isdlar* for any euiiC'
of lteuf.n-a trained t«y e.tcnhl that ramv>t l>e
cored ly Ilall'k Catarrh Curt-. Rend f>-r clrm
Ur*, free.
r J. CHENEY & CO.. Tdted". <».
Sold by l’ru*|tl»t», 75c.
Take Hair* Family i’lll* for coMtlpatkn.
Town Tax N<*t»oe:
The t^.x book? for ‘hr* T-wt r *
W’alterbcro, will be cp^n for th*
collection of t»xc* ftt the «*r>re of
H. W. Black. Jr., frcoi Nov. 1«L t*'
30th, 1912.
D. B. Black.
C?erk and Trear-nrcr
IF WE COULD BEGIN AGAIN
SO p A
Hmvgd hr Hia Wife.
She’s a wise wom&n who
Dr. C. C. Brown in Bapti-t Pourierf *The• Hating
men became dis«:
pen Th« electric rurr?*-t* to carry
message was horn rut of man's
knows
ieht Your hand cannot reach back what to do when her husldnti s
ward !-• *o ♦’*» psst on® e incl<» inch • life is In danger, but Mrs. R. J.
Your diesvisfscrirn with th* p*
l* a good sign, net a h**d nr®. It kli>d, r "Rb* insjated on my using
mav help you to a better future, j Hr.,King a New-Discovery, wp* s
In I Kings we read that Jero
boam aff’’ leading the people astraf.
He ‘•ood by an n’t - at P the!.
burning income to strange gods. An ' dissatlsfac’icn with horsemen
unknown and unnamed prdphet wet I messengers. The chariot brA to
from Judah and rebuked him. tell-1 give away to the s’erm r*- wlfiri
rle inch : is tn danger, but Mrs
th® p-v* ' Flint, Ilralntree, Vt. "is of
f* klr*d, “She insisted on m
• future. (Dr..King’s New Discovery,”
canic because Mr. F. “for a dreadful cough, when
ssr.Mafifd with th® I was so ajeak my friends thought
riw I had only r. short time to live, and
only
it completely cured me.” A quick
. cure for cdughs and colds, it’s ihe
') most safe and reliable medicine for
many throt-t’ and lu 7 >* troubles —
Ing of venger-nce that would coir.® ! men wer® no longer willfr-g ° ' fnil’w b |n > c^v!nce h vou O 5 r 0 b cents aM
At his woM. th? travel so slowly. "Durine the trtalwHl co^nw you. 50 cents J
altr-- tottered, and when Jeroboam^ nine yrsrs I was hie wife. I never Guaranteed by Jno. M. Kl
.... _ .. . .. him satisfied with one of his
picMires." " «aid the widow
of Opie. th® great p«inter There
Ms
laid hands upon it to sa^e it.
hands were withered.
By and by, the prophet wer< awa
and n mm pretending to be a , is such a tk*ng aa a noMe’and np-
prophet followed bl™. calling , him : lifting despair, a d®5r» , f wjjjch
bactk his purpose being to induce drives us on to becter things r _
him ip remove the curse and rebuke! But the err continues. “If I could
fnom King Jeroboam. The unnamed begin again ” 9e*ing thr-t I can-
Prophet refused to go back. He de
clared th&t God had ordered him
not. what shall I do? I see the
same snr- and moon and stars above
otherwlso. saying "Thou shaft eat me the same world about me—but
no bread, nor drfr-k water, feor turn
again to go by tho way that thou
t “Nor tank agalr* to go by tho way
tko* paaoot.” JThese are the words
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I know I cm go irk: on, and cannot
go back. Nothlrir rernslns hut this
—I must go right from this hour.
I must profit by the mltfakee of
tho past. The only unsullied pagss
la the volume of my life pro the
I ages I, have yet to tart*.
*•1 have wasted mach time—preo-
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Never neglect your kidneys
If you have pain in the back, ur-,
in ary disorders, dizziness and nerv
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I gave tlfri* rrmedy to a member of
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ATTENTION! EVERYBODY!
We invite.you to inspect our line of fall and
winter Merchandise, such as Dry goods and
Notions. Mens, Youths, Boys £nd Childrens
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Ladies and Misses, Cloaks, and Sweaters..
Also a complete line of outings."
We also invite special attention to our line of
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We also have one of the very best lines of
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Islandton, ‘ - • South Carolina
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Fall Goods Arrived
K .It. PADGETT.
A •mey-at-Law.
Prompt Att« Etit it. U’ nAU Unsfaunm.
WALTEItWlflO, ft. C.
ofFiob of *
Of. A. u. AndeFson
DENTAL SURGEON
Office Hours: Jf £ “ • J P- “
i p. m., u p. m
OPPOSITE Farmora aud lUrchaa*;
Bank.
Thone 80x
Vi ALTER LORO. H O
DR. H. W. BLAOK. SR.
Dental Surgeon
WALTKIUiORO. 8. C.
Aaaociated with Dr. D. J, McAI-
hany in office next to ’Walterboro
Drug Company. Usud Office Hour*.
PHONE 07X.
O. E. DuRANT.
Civil Engineer and I.and Surveyor
COTTAGEVILLE, S. V.
Prompt Attention given aH boalneM
Plata Made. ALL WORK GUARAN
TEED.
DR. JNO. H. BUCKS, DENTIST.
EHRHARDT. B. O. .
At Ebrbardt from lat to 20tb of
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each month, and at Colleton the
balanea of tha month.
Our two stores are filled to overflowing with new
goods for the fall trade.
Our stock of Dry Goods is very full and complete
of the latest in pattern.^
Fall line of Brown Shoe Company’s celebrated
shoes. These are the latest in Men’s, Women’s
and Children’s shoes. .
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How i b'jut a wagon for gathering your crop? Let
us sell you a one-norse or two-horse wagon.
Your* for Fall Business
Farmers Mercantile & Warehouse Co.
J. M- Witsell, Manager.
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There is ito more reliable watch on the market
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FINE REPAIRING A ISPECIALTY
' J. A WBTKUBRS, jewelry Store
Main Street, Next Door to New Postoffise
WALTEBRORO, ft. O.
Ask for piano certificate* at The
Pme and SUodard and at Brown*#.
H. WtlUa. ehalrmaa of the
of trustees for Cottagevllle
school district, was la town Thur»-
s*r. ...
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Padgett ard
Mr. J. M. Moorer of Walterboro, at
tended Indian Fields camp Meeting
last week.