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j v > >■ , < ■ / ■w ■<?- MfT. -i. 8VSBT WSD- W.ir.gMDAE.;. BMIOR AND PROPRI8TOR taWal- ■uul raoms iox. . ADVKRTIflKMKlVTH: Bpae* ntM based upon amount of Bppfn la be eaed In a'year aa follows: IfB to UO laches... .* 1« cents SM to 190 inches 14 cents ibt to 1909 Inches IS cents IMt or mors inches 10 cents »: SI cents per inch. Strictly legal i: One cent n word for each Insertion; No adver tisement taken for less then SI cents. r i Locals nod Readers: 5.cents a line each insertion. One cent a word. News Items of deaths published free. -. WEDNESDAY. NOV. SS. 1*12. Colleton’s call to those of her none who hare gone into distant Etntaonad hare succeeded. Will you not heed the call to come home and nan yowr energies to help bring your moths* county into her own? Your fortunes will return ah hundred fold If wisely Inrested in Colleton's great possibilities. Will you come? Dr. Daniel says there is as great water power In the artesian well ba sin 4Q0 feet below the surface of upper Colleton, as there is In the hi 11a o! the Piedmont. A pressure at Lodge of 100 pounds to the square Inch, If properly applied will gener ate electricity' to run mills, trolleys and light our county. The touch of the husbandman only Is needed. The call sounds again to Colleton’s sons la other States—Come home! NOT TEXAS PONIES. • * .‘■v <1 * mmm—mrnmmmmm £e>dom hare we listened to a apes her with more virile Ideas, and with a dearer conception of the pos- slblltties’of our low country, eepee- • tally Colleton county, than Dr. J. W. Daniel, the presiding elder of the Charleston District. Dr. Daniel's lec ture, "The Texas Pony," is a gem, and any person who is not dead to the future welfare of thh county, woald receive fresh courage from lietrt'ug to this splendid lecture. He eaya we have a uao ** u. ty, mast, ifl- ceat la Its possibilitUs, but the d« valupmeat of It wlh r».t rest »H'.i these of our people who may be «g Texas ponies,". We have some CLASSIFIED AD& FOR SALE. FOR «ALH—One young mule; 4 years olg, weighs about 999 pounds. Oha ho bought for cash or credit ts right mao. Apply to .Willie A. Davis. R. P. D. Carrier, bio. 4. Walterbore, ■r’C ii-20-t;. FOR SALE—12 S-10 acres good ' trust farming land. All under airs feace. Poor room house, barn and stall. Worth IldM.tO bat will aell for less. Apply to J. M. Morris, Walter boro. 8. C. n-ia-4t-p. TO BE SOLD ATyONCE—17 mnleo, and one horse for 92,000. If Mts harness, f double wagons, 1 sin gle wagon, S dump carts, 1 single buggy and harness, x double bug gy gad harases, I doable plowf, II single plows, 1 Johnson mower, 1 Dee ring mooter, 1 hone rake all for 9800. H. J. Nix. /ackeonhoro, 8. C. 11-lS-lt. FOR BALE—1 Jersey cow with 7 young calf. Apply to T. P. Mur ray, Walterboro, 8. C. FOR SALE—Plantation, oontcining <00 acme—121 acres chmred, bal ance under good wire feocs. topics did poet are. Mules, cuttle, sheep and farm Implements included. Located at Neyle* X Roads. Ap ply to C. W. Warm, Walterboro 8. C. 10-16-tf. v FOR BALE— One farm consisting of >2 acres, near Bella causway. Cheap for cash. For Information apply to L. C. Tuten, SO George 8t., Charleston, 8. C. 10-30-4 t-p. •X>R 8AIj&—Valuable building lots for sale on Black Street between Railroad &ve. and fair grounds. Elegant residence section. Also dwelling houM, outbuildings and large lot on same street. Also offer for sale very cheap build ing lot near Presbyterian church. E. T. H. Shaffer. FOR MALE—One mule, wagon, bug gy, corn, fodder, hogs, potatoes. Sale will be * Nov. 22nd, 1912/ Apply to J. P. Walling, Islandton, 8. C. 1 l-6-3t. FOR BALK—60 acres of land or leas, near Smoaka m the Rivanna Brown land. Part nnder cultivation. Price 9000.00 cash. Apply to H. D. Psdgett, Jr., Ruffin, 8. C. . n-«-tf. . 4 •'OR SALE— 99 H. P. boiler and 28 H. P. Engine, complete 70 saw gin, grist mill, with all put* leya, belting, siofting. Used only two months and in perfect condi- > tiou. A. Wickman A Son. 10-20-tf. FOR BALE— 2000 pounds of pork hogs—Apply to W. • A. Lott, Weeks. 8. C., P. O. Box. 18. 10-30-4t. — m i of land npre I, 8. C., known rown tract of WANTS. X JL. rill they show tbsir -A. ADVANCED IDEAS. Thu tread of modern thought is • toward advanced Ideas along the , Hung of community dovaiopment. The greatest minds of the times are 1 at work trying to oducate our poagiu to tho advantage to be de rived trem a proper use of the means at hand. Camlug down to our awn county, ■•▼urul of the moot-advanced think ers whe havu given oar poesibilitWe- tbought, ere agrees ee our needs. They nay we should drain the sur- pine water and this eliminate, the mosquito and malaria. Public health being so very important, there fore, drainage should come nrst. This should be followed by good roads end good ochola. Better farms will follow as e consequence. This will the poMlbllitiee which belong to Col- letoa county in the way of industri ous, moral and mental development, become real! ties. Notable amoag those leaders of thought and action who have recent ly spoken to our people and urged tbeM things, may be mentioned Hon. Jyha L. McLaurln. and Dr. 8. C. Mitchell, wuo spoke at the recent conety fair; Dr. J. W. Daniel, in his lecture last Thursday; Judge Geo. E Prince in his charge to thd Grand Jury Monday. The people of Colleton will do well *• hoed the challenge, and begin to achieve results along thgse lines. “ - —•rr-——_ BAZAAR AND OYHTKK BUFFER • so The Civic League will give a Be- aaar sad Oyster Mapper at Its (Tub Roams at the Y. M. tv A. Building, the first Friday in December. lee CVeem, Bala*. Beadwiehea, Cakes, Csmdlre and other good thiags to eat win also be sold. NORFOLK OYHTKRB ARE FINE— RUBDIEBB LOCALS. Just received a large shipment of „jd Rust Proof Bead Oats, direct ’ tom the WMt. H. W. Blagk, Jr. ll-lS-2t. Rub-My-Tlsm will cure you. Good Coffee 20c; Eggs, 28c., at H. W. Black Jr. Civic League Beaeer Friday. Dec, 0. jst the Y. M. C. A. Be sure to at- Delicious Oysters. Salads and oth- UP goodies at Civic League basaar NMmty, Dee, 0, WANTED—Home cured hama, ehlcl one and eggs. Highest ca/h price paid. Always see me first. J. L. Rents, at Hotel Albert. t-I8-tf. e ,9V r WANTED—to bup a second-hand show ease—not 1pm than 6 feet. C. M. Grace, Walterboro, 8. C. 10-U-tf, » leatal oream at Kleta'a Colgatea tooth powder at Klaln’a Colgatee violet and other tal- oums at Klein's. 18 cents. ^ Ruh-My-TTsm will cure you. Oolgated shaving stick, shaving soap, shaving cream and shaving powder at Klein's. Red sad white Onion Sets, 10c per quart, H. W. Black, Jr. U-13-2t. Tho whole family of Colgatea ex quisite toilet preparations at Klein’s Iver Johnson’s single-barrel shot guns. H. W. Black. Jr. 10-30-2L When in the market for Clothing, Hats and Shoes It will pay you to give me a loqk before buying else where, H. W. Black, Jr. 10-S0-2t. BicalM’e mange cure, sure cure for maage and certain death to fleas at Klein’s. The last call for turnip seeds. A second shipment Just in at Klein’s Dr. R. N. and G. E. Ackerman, of Couageyille. were among those who bad business in town moncay. • • • D. B. Hudson, of Ruffin, was a vis- had business in to-vr. . Miss Maggtp Gibver. left Tuesday morning for Charleston, where she will visit relatives and trends. A. P. Smith, correspondent for The Press and Standard from Smoaks spent the early part of the week In ton n. «• • • • Johnson Crosby, who holds a 'po sition with the Farmers Mercantile ft Warehouse Company, has moved his family to town and is occupying Tt a cottage oh Bridge Street. Owtag to lack of apace the Ad. of C. W. Glover, agent for The Jet White Stem Laundry was crowded out, but it will appear next week. :>] cold weather approaches you will find that you need an extra mattress or two. Our stock is most complete and the prices a*© decidedly in your favor just at this time. You will find right here in Wal terboro, in our -store a large and well assorted stock. We have all the well known makes, such as “Ostermoor” Red Cross, “White King” and others. We have them.| from $2.50 up to. $15.00. You are invited to LOOK through our large STOCK. No trouble to show you th£ goods. l*' Brown Fnrmtnre & Hardware Campany Walterboro, ,i > 5, C. 1 > • . > ■' ' .Ov>xl il . * ! .i . ——— * *■ .A • J -r* a: SHOE SALE • • t . . * r >i « We are putting on our Cen ter table 250 pairs of Shoes which sell for $1.50. to $3.00 per pair~Come and take your choice for 98c. Ladies, Boys, Misses and Children’s Shoes. Frst Come—First Choice. ? j- Waiterboro’s Popular u, ms. REM y Buy Your Bugles From Wkhman & Son And Save Money. We handle the well known lines of Parker, Rock-Hill, Hall and Hughes. We carry them ip all styles, colors and sizes and in Prices from $40.00 up. We guarantee every buggy we sell to be perfect in material and workmanship during life of buggy therefore you are get ting a buggy with the largest guarantee. Our terms are easy. See us before buying A. Wchnan & Sox j^Valterboroi - S. Cj * SOUTH BEND WATCHES. There is no more reliable watch on the market than the SOUTH BEND. 1 have them and sell J them under the very best of guarantee. FINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY J. A. VlSSTEKBB&B, Jeweliy^sore , Main Street. Next Door to New Foitotibe. | WALTMKBOIBOK B. 0. * > I t-. FEATHERS, PLUMES AND FURS DO YOURS NEED CLEANING OR DYEING? We can clean and curl them beautifully. - Or send them to us with sample of color desired and we will dye them to look like new. The cost? Only a trifle compared to purchasing new ones. IDEAL LAUNDRY CLEANERS, DYERS, LAUNDERERS. Charleston, S. C. WANTS. WAXTLD—To hoar from one man in each township in Colleton Coun ty. who would like to make from 84.00 to 810.00 per day. H. D. Bennett, Bennettsville, S. C. Route 4. FOR SALE. FOR SALK—Farm containing 220 acres, three miles from Walterbo ro. Price 82000. Apply to W. R. Hle 0l U-2<Mt. SPECIAL NOTICE. All persons holding claims against the estate of John Bennett must pre sent same properly, attested; and all persons indebted to said estate must pay same to undersigned administra tor of said estate at once. B. A. Bennett, ✓ Administrator. Weeks. S. C.. Nov. 14, 1912. ll-20-4t. FOR RENT. v -i TO RENT—Notice is hereby That I, F. C. Bennett, Administra tor of the estate of John Dennett, deceased, will rent for th* joa., 1913 the following plantations be longing to the estate of John Ben nett, Vis: (1) The Bambe** Plantation, near Ehrhardt, coi- taining 103 aerte, with bulldingj.® (2). The Anderson Plantation, near Ashepoo, 800 scree, with buildings. (3). The Home Place of John Bennett, tfear Walterboro. with buildingo. anc 150 acrea cleared. (4) Foster’s Bay Plant- . atlon. near Stokes. 300 scree. (6). Smith Place on Edisto River, 380 acres, with buildings. (€>. Sum mer Place v near Jackeonboro, 38 acres, with buUdings. (7). Hick man Place, near Ritter. 100 acres, with buildings. Persons desiring to rent any of these p:aces had better see mo at once as to terms. B. A. Bennett, Weeks. 8. C. 11-20-lt. - • f .