The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 23, 1912, Image 3
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ADVERTISING
TAX NOTICE
FKE ADVICE
TOUCK WOI
Tk« books of th« Coontjr TreaBtir-
br will bo opes for the puti»om
of collect hi* taxes froth the 15th
day of October, 1*12, to December
SI, ISIS. The levy Is as follows:
Mills
‘BMito ..5 3-4
Ordinary County. 5
Hoads 3
Constitutional School 3
TVnru Tin* Notice. ^ ' *
The tax hooks foil the Town of
Walter boro, will be open for the
refection of taxes *t the store of,
H. W. Black, Jr., fraan Nov. 1st, td
lOtb. mi.
D. B. Black.
Clerk and Treasurer.
Total . . . .16 3-4
Special School Tax I/ery.
MiUs
Lndte.. ..
Rum Gully..
Rice Patch..
fhnoaks.. ..
Little Swamp
Striokland.. .
Williams. . ..
Bethel.. ..
^Ruffin.. ..
Bn idem.. ..
s Btauley-John*.
Lodge Oct. 17- Special:
Editor Pres* and SUndord —Miss
Rubye Clifton Stanley and Mr. Bar
ney Samuel Johns of-Bamberg were
united in marriage c.t the home
the brides ‘frarents, near this place
„ on Thursday October 17. Miss
•t {(Stanley is the daughter or Mr L. H.
'g i Srr.nicy and belor*<y*
neo suffering from any to
ills are invited to com _
promptly with tbs woman's private*
goodeoeo dmortment Of tbs Lydis &
Pinkhsm Medici ns Ca, Lynn, M
Your letter wUl bo opened, road
answered by a woman and held in strict
confidence. A woman can freely talk of
her privets illness to a woman; thus has
been established a confidential corre
spondence 'Which has extendfd over
many years and which has never been'
MECHANICAL EFFICIENCY
••Typewriter ha* been
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c in^ tono ~a~ * )een displayed at all expositions of im*
ice since 1900 and m every case was awarded the highest prize. The list
„ , —~ «... to a well .. -
3 known and hlgrhiy respected family bru * en * have they'published S
5 j Sh? t-* po<wesscid of a hi*h degree of ■ tcst * m:3n ‘ a * or a **((•*’ without the
4 inte’l?R?nce and many noble fr&ita of written consent of the writer, and never
3 {character. Her devotion to her the Compgny allowed those confiden-
Her devotion
c-hty-h at.l her many loving deeds
3 (will never be forgotten in this rotn-
Bethlchcm 2 (TOunity. She has h.ui>)reds of friend
Hendersonville. . in ! who will sincerely regret to have he
Walterboro 7 leave us for her new home ins Ham-
Red Bank 3 tent.
Cottagevillc 7 { Mr. Johns is by no means a at ran
Kaysors. . .. . . 3 here as he was born and resred
Sand Hill.. .. .* • 3 i 1 ”** 1 " here, ancf belongs to one of
Ponlel.. ...... » 5
Poll tax $1 on all males between
the ages of 21 ar«l 60. Also a com
mutation tax of 9,2 on all mr-’es be
tween the ages of 21 and 50 which
•l^all be paid at the same time
and in the same manner as other
taxes.
* *' Dogs 50c. each.
I will be at the following plac
es for the collection of taxes on
dates below.
Hendersonville. Monday, Oct. .21.
Petits. Tuesday, Oct. 22.
Sniders, Wednesday, Oct. 23.
Cottageville, Tuesday, Oct. 29.
Centrewllle, Wednesday, Cv*. 30.
Williams. Monday, Nov. 25. .
Ashton, Tuesday. Nov. 26.
Folks Store, Wednesday, Nov. 27.
Berea. XhUTMlay, Nov. 28.
Rmoalos, Friday. Nov. 29
Colleton's best families. He ialiigh-
ly esteemed by all who know him.
The marriage was quiet, only
members of the family and a few in
vited guests being present. The
ceremony was performed by J. C.
Lawson, the brides pastor.
The mr.ny frieida of beth will
J0H1 heart ly with -the writer ip wish
ing them much success and happi
ness in their wedded life.
tial letters to" get out of their possession,
as the hundreds of thousands of them in
their files will Attest.
Out of the vast volume cf experience
which they have to draw from, it is more
than possible that they possess the wary
knowledge needed in your case. Noth
ing is asked in return except your good
will, and their advice baa helped thou
sands. Surely any
woman, rich or poor,
should be glad to
take advantage of
this generous offer
of assistance. Ad
dress Lydia E. Pink-
ham Medicine Co.,
(confidential) Lynn,
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Grand Prix, Brussels 1910
Grand Diploma of Honor. Buenos Ayres 1910
Grand Qold Medal, St.. Petersburg 1909
Grand Prix Turkestan Jubilee 1909
Gold Medal, Glasgow 1909
Ji r f?o^^ e, . Barce,0n * 1907
Gold Medal, Jamestown . 1907
Grand Prize, Milan .f..... .. 1906
Gold Medals (2) Portland. Oregon 1905
Grand Prise, Liege
Grand Prise, St. Louis Exposition....;
Grand Prix, St. Petersburg
Grand Diploma of Honor, St. Petersburg,I
Diploma of Honor, Rome 3. 1908
Grand Pnse, Limoges 19M
Fuel Grand Diplomf, Venice 1901
Gold Meds , Pan American. Buffalo 1901
Gold Medal. Paris 1900
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The Company also rereived the Elliott Cresson Medal,the highest award of the
franklin Institute of Pennsylvania,lin 1910. •
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Waa 1311* MrCtoe??
It is reported on a coMuetor on a
parsenwer tre-ln that he went with
soma friends to take a deer hunt.
The conldtaotor was placed on a
stand, got somewhat lonely, and the
dogs Jumped a fine 200-pound or
more buck, and. the buck came be
hind t v e tree on which he wav lean
ing and looked at him good, ther*
Lodge, Saturday morning, Nov. 30 nxi ot t | n fr<m t of him slowly.
Jackson boro, Wednesday, Dec. 4.
Green Pond, Thursday, Dec. 5.
Rice Pateh^-Tuesday Dec. 10.
Belle—Wednesday, Dec. 11.
All other dev* at Walterboro.
' R. E. Jones.
CouiY.y Treasurer.
MASTER’S SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the
The conductor, waking 'ram hie
trance, when he saw the buck. Jum
ped up with gun in hr<nd and yelled
“all on board," at the top of ♦»««•
\oice. The excitement made him fro
cet hi? gun and that hr was !ef*
there to shoot Mr. deer, inster-l of
riding him.—E-vnfccrg Hcra!d.
Every woman ought to have
Lydia E. Pink ham's SO-page
Text Book. It Is not a book for
general distribution, as it la too
expensive. It is free and only
obtainable by mall. Write for
tttoday.
machS^ r ecords - professional and amateur—are held by operators of this
“he Machine You Will Eventually Buy."
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Underwood Typewriter Company, he.
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Underwood Building
New. York
BRANCH OFFICES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
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223 S. TRYON ST., CHARLOTTE, N. C.
I fnrday, October thirtccr^h,
Court of Common Pleas in the case F(x ^ t Mirs Ixmtse Pish^r.
of Ida Richardson, et al., Plfts. va
Rlsher-Hcauvi.
nt
of
the Providence r~G T hborhtx'd. was
marriM to M^.., Tillman H^r’rn,
of .9t. OroTtre. by Rev. Sam Danner,
Peerl Folk, et a!., Dfts., I, H. C.
Folk, Mc.ater for Bamberg County
will sell to the highest bidder for j m the Methodic* oarsonage. at Grov
cash at the Court House door. Bam- ' rr „
berg. S. C., on the 4th, day of Nov \ 'jn,, hrid*. the only d^urMcr of
1912, between the legal hours of y r R fn IM’her. var tttir d in ?
•ale on sold day, the following de-fe.tMtmp'.'rue Norfolk eir**.'Wi«>h Mjv*..
scribed tract cf lend, to-wit: !grieves cr-l Kho.f® to niatth, S'i*
All that certain tract or parcel . nrvrr lovellrr on thi
of infid sitmte i . the County of
Colleton. 1 .State cf Sonth vCako’ina,
eo"tniniliig one hundred rji.J thr^e
C103) acres, more or lees, and
iourded on the North by lands of
Ida Richard so**: Cast h>« lands of Wf . rp r< dpirt.'s of nuiQj hand-
ATox Carter; "Touth bv land.-- «'i some presents. ' ^
MJm f.'ive polk ^'Id Mr-1. O 1* They will be at home to their
Folk: jv’.d West h> lar.de of Mr- R many*friends after October 20th.
Rebecca dwells. Ihirchfior toy :»y
for papers.
H C POlJx.
ar^st-'r tor ‘nimberK f* 0
CARTER * CARTER.
Plfts. Attys.
10-16-3t.
oc^slrn.
tlhproo.ni, son rf Mrs. I>’"c
tr w,,re the ust^nl ennven ion-
al black.
Both are exceedingly popular aod
Notice to Cbrditors.
' By virtue of an order in the c» e
of Ida Richr.-'ds'-n. et at vs. Pearl
Folk, et al.. in the Court of Com
inor* P’eas, for Badiberg county, the
dcc'irned, as up-f-ui R-t„- P -. r r
lh/sr.«d cguae. will b«>ld a refer nee
at his office, Paml erg. ?outh Care
linn, on the 4*h. day of November
19127 at ten o'clock .a m., on sah’
day, for the proof of claims eg »i >►*
the estate of Martha A. Folk, d -
ceased, and aii persons havi’*.’
claims, avr.’nst said estate will ap
pear at said time and place ’’’’d
prove fheV-me. or forever be bar-
' - EU H. Henderson.
' Special Before?.
Bamberc r C . Oct 11. 1912.
'•10-16-3L
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CITATION.
H. D. Padgftt. Fsouire, Acting Pro
bate Judge.
WHEREAS. Lula W. Sauls made
.auit to me to grant her Letters of
Administration* of the Estate and
effects of Benjamin Sauls.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to
cite and admonish at! and singular
the kindred and Creditors of the
said Benjamin Sauls, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in
♦he Court of Probate, to be held
•t Wclterboro. IL C.. on the 1st of
November next after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any* they
have, why the esld Administrations
abenid not b« granted.
GIVEN under my hand this
17th day of October. Anno Domini.
I, puibllahed on the 23 md *®
day* of October 1912. in the
PM and Standard.
H. D. PAiDOsnrr,
Clerk of Court.
. Acting Probata Judge, Colleton
Comnty.
notiof..
AH Licenses mast be paid ot< or
before November 1, 1912.
D. B. BLACK.
Clark and Treasurer.
* lA-lf-lt.
O'ltrjan-llalch.
Vi-* IJlly O’Bryan, of Hendcr
eorvlpc, and Mr. Eddie Gatcb. of
F.;'ly fir.'nch. wern married tVi Ir*
rolnv ni;:h* at the home of Mr. P
\V.. I.c ,, *), I y J M Ackcrm-*' T'-v’
luarfie.qe aas a onkt r.'falr, oniv
v few fricridi* of the coit,nlc w-rp
prr ?nv to witnrv* the c-rm ony.
i*,r }<riil ;, l c'"jpb b ft ' Thurt'day
•uomi'-r for their home a* E>riV
V’”iueli followed b.v *,he "crl
wi-’nM of t!uir m;inj frir’
>fngi-tratc <7ir , *’in Heslft'm.
*.!•. c’-’m'c. .• 4 1 Cb’fiin h : *F ten
dered his rest-rnstion as M3.^lstr?te
•'t, Ore-'n Por i ,r » h r '' , ''*rc effc^live
•7 once. ,Th? deb vat I on are rccom-
*ru ndirg the f.'eoop* ment of H. F
Towles, thf magistrate e-icct, as a
successor to Mr. Chrpiin.
ry ont? admires the tone!
tod finish of our PIANOS
ORGANS and oilier musical
i'istri:mcnts. The oldest Music
* louse ia the South. 1 he best
• v Vt Othirt^n music. W'ritf
fir free luKik. Piano
tuning in the Country at rea-
ionahle rates.
Sisgling Music House,
No 243 King Street,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Other counties may reeiyire good
crops in order to have a good
fa-ir, hut Poileion Count)' do-
THie fair this year will be'.* ‘*reat
one.
THXBAILXYJXBBY00
You B ill Make No Mistake if You
Folkrw fills AiR-lce.
Never neglect your kidneys .
If you hare pain in the back, ur
inary diaorders, dizxlnesa and nerv
ousness it’* time to act and no
time to experiment. These are com
mon symptoms of kidney trouble,
uid you ahoutd seek a remedy, whic
is recommended for the kidneys .
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Doan’s Kidney Pills is the rem
edy to use It has cured many stub
born cg^es in this vicinity.^
Can Walterboro residents demand
further proof than the following tea
tlmoninJt «
Mr*. Ida F. Bruggy, Savannah. Ga
*ays: "Sotne years ago I u*ed Doan’
Kidney Pills In my home and th*>’
.eled well that i have often ro-
■otn men tied them to my frienda sine
gave this remedj to a member of
he family, who had kHdney trouble-
and it effected a permanent cure in
short time. I hc»ve seen ninny
other cures made by Doun's Kidney
[’ills ntui I know that 1 am not
making a mi-lake wh<*n. 1 « ndor-e
this remedy.”
For sniu by ail dealers. Price 60
ent*. F**ster-Mllt>urn (’o., Buffalo
few York, sole agents for the Uut
ed ' Stutet.
Remember the name—Doan’* 4 -
and take no other.
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FIRTHS.
__ Torri' to Wr. and Mrs. H. T
Hsrrdon Saturday, Octolnr 19th, r-
girl.
n»:ah rf Miss Corri*' l*ilt* , biint.
Jacksonboro. Oct. 21.— Vipecial^
Miss Carrie Pritchard, daughter of
Frank Pritcbani, died at her home
here Surrtay morning. Miss Prich-
r-d had been ill for sometime. She
was *55 years of age.
The funeral services were held
Mor.iay after which the interment
took'* place c* (-‘id White church
cemetery.
After the great Fair is over will
you oe able to claim a part of the
credit for making it great ♦
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Ifcatli it u Little Girl.
Jacksonboro. Oct. 21. — Special
The two year old darsjhter of
Charley Reyrolds died fmnday. The
funeral services were held Sut.dc.y
afte^ which interment took place
at old White Ghurch cemetery.
Deafness Cannot Be Cored
uaS£R
/ROOF/MA*
CHAKURQg,l,C»
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Eacuthistle
Professional Notices.
H R. PAIMaETT.
Altorne>-afc-ljiw<
Prompt Attentie-n to All Bualnpa*.
WALTKKHOBO. K. C\
OFFICE OP
Op. ,A. J. Anderson
DENTAL SURGEON
Office Hours: J ^ J m
8 p. m., 6 p. m
OPPIWITE Farmers and Merobantr
Rank.
'Phone 80x
w ALTXRBOBO. 8 O
ATTENTION! EVERYBODY!
We invite you to inspect our line of fall and
winter Mercnandise, such as Dry goods and
Notions. Mens, Youths, Boys and Childrens^
ready Made clothing.
Ladies and Misses, Cloaks, and Sweaters.
Also a complete line of outings.
- We also invite special attention to our line of
Shoes for men ana women.
We also have one of the very best lines/of
childrens school shoes. . ‘ /
Islandton Mercantile Company
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Islandton,
South Carolina
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DK. H. W. KLAtlK, 8K.
Dental Burgeon
B ALTERBORO, 8. C.
Aaaoclatcd with Dr. D. J. McAI-
hany in office next to Walterboro
Drug Company. I’hu&I Office Hours
PHONE 07*.
Saved by His Wife.
She’s a wise wom&n who knows
Just what 16 do when her husband'*
life is in danger, but Mrs. K. J.
Flint, Braintree. Vt., is of that
kird. “She insisted on my using
Dr. King's New Discovery," writes
Mr. F. “for * dreadful cough-, when
1 was so weak my friends j bought
by local appiirattou*. ms Uxr vanaot n-arh tb* | had only a short time to live, and
jyiTtarTfcSfsrw wit ZjfiLiSZ j it completely cured me." A quick
al rvmntte*. UcafD«>« Is raasc4 by anlBSarod cure for COUghs and colds. It’s I he
: most safe and reliable medicine for
nimbusf found or kasartMt bcaHna. and wbea many thro&t and luo* troubles —
'fna*remit*uii**cS" b! ukrn osi aS .grip, bronchitis, heomorrhag**. A
tbls tsbc rretored to It, anmial condlttos. baar* t r j a | will convince you. 50 Cents tnd
dirtw will be deeHttjed forever; nint cate* out f >I _ . _
R art- caused ^ Catarrh, whirb u nntbiag bat |1 Guaranteed by Jno. M. Klein.
aa Inflamed cooflltioa of tb# aiuc™, uirfarea. .
W. Will flv# Hundred DolUn for any rasa
of Deafusas (reared by catarrbi that cannot be
cured by BaU'a Catarrh Cure. Send for circa
Ulr *’ tT * 1 ' r. >. CHCXET A Ca. Toledo, 0.
Sold by OruMlfts. T5c.
Taka HaU'i rsaUy PUU for
I. Sick headache ia caused by n
'disordered atomach. Take Cham
berlain's Tablets and correct that
and tb* headaches will disappear.
I For aale by all dealers.
a E. DuRANT.
<3vll Engineer and I .and Surveyor
COTTAGEVILLE, It. CL
Prompt Attention given all business
Plats Jriade. ALL WORK GUARAN
TEED.
DR. JNO. H. HTCK8, DENTIST.
EHRHARDT, 8. O.
At Ehrhardt from 1st to 20th of
each month, and at Colletoa the
balance of the month. ,,
VACANT SCHOLARSHIPS IN
THE CITADEL.
SHE MILITARY COLLEGE
■OUTH CAROLINA,
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OF
Fall Goods Arrived *
Our two stores are filled to overflowing with new
goods for the fall trade. '. . “
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OuV stock of Dry Goods is very full and complete
of the latest in pattern.
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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 kbout a wagon for gathering your crop? Let
us sell you a one-horse or two-hofse wagon.
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Yours for Fall Business
Farmers Mercantile & Warehouse Co.
J. M- Witsell, Manager.
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SOUTH BEND WATCHES.
Thcfe is no more reliable watch o«_ the market
than the SOU FH BEND. I have, them and sell
them under the very best of guarantee*
FINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
J. L VESTEHBERQ, Jewelry Store.
Main Street, Next Door to New Pottoffioe..
WALTERBORO, ft. O.
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60
It la to be the greatest County
Fair ever bold. Don't )x>u want
a part of tho credit for aiakiag if
$0? R
got your exhibit ready.
A Oouaty Agrloultaral Fair, tho
hind wo Are goiag to havo thta
year, i» the boat plaeo on oartb for
inspoctioa aad oatortoiuaoot.