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Blanca P. Padgett,
VS.
tL W. Hoff and Eleanor J. Hoff.
^ • By virtue of decree of above Court
fcarein, I will sell at public outer)
•n front of the Court House In Wal-
terboro. 8: C., on aalea day In Janu
ary next, same being sixth day,
“All that piece, parcel or tract of
land ‘with all the buildings thereon,
'altujfte, lying and being in State and
County aforesaid, Sheridan Township
containing seven (7) acres, more or
■, and bounded as follows: North
by lands of Phillip Dandridge; South
by lands of T. R. Ackerman; East
by Lands of C. W. Redman; West
by lands‘Of Wm. Dennis; the said
lands being the same mentioned in
n deed from M. A. Adams to R. W.
Hoff of date May 12. 1900, and re
corded in Book 37 at page 294 in R.
If. C. office for Colleton county, the
above boundaries being taken from
nald deed/’
Terms of Sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers.
C. G. Henderson,
Master.
December 14. 1912.
MASTER'S SALE
The State of South Carolina,
County of Colleton.
COMMON PLEAS
*
Jacob Ehrhardt and Charles Ehr-
hardt, surviving partners of the
'» firm of C. .Ehrhardt and Sons.
Plaintiffs.
VS.
E. P. Carter, D. M. Carter and A. C.
Carter. Co-partners in Trade doing
business under the fism name and
atyle of Carter Brothers,
, Defendants.
The St..te of South Carolina,
Colleton County.
COMMON PLEAS ’
Fincken-Jordan Company
VS
John T. Dailey et' al.
By virtue of the decree or above
Court herein, I will sell at public
ou'aCj before the Court House in
Walterboro, on Sales Day in January
1913, within the legal noirs of sale,
the following described Realty: AH
that piece, parcel or tract of land,
situate, lying and being on Red Bank
Canal, waters of Edisto River, In the
County and State aforesaid; contain
ing, according to a plat of Charles
M. Smyley, surveyor, dated Febru
ary 19, 1906, four hundred and four
(404) acres mpre or less, and having
uch shape, form, marks, buttings and
boundings as appear on said Plat.
Said PJat attached to It 4e*d from E.
H. Fincken and Wilhelmina C. Mey
er to R. M. Anderson, dated July 31,
1903, and recorded in R. M. C. office,
for this county, in Book 29. page 307.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers.
C. (J. Henderson,
Master,.
December 14, 1912.
By virtue of decree of above Court
bnrein I will sell at public outcry in
front of the Court House in Walter
boro, 8. C.* on sales day in January
fenxt, same being sixth day:
’’A lot of land situate m the town
Of Ashton. Colleton County, South
Carolina, bought from Mr. Jos. W.
Jones of McLaurin. S. C., by Dr. E.
P. Carter. Said lot is bounded as
follows: On the North by J. W.
Jones; on the East by lot of Mrs.
BSe Jones, South by public road
loading from Ashton, S. C., to Is-
landton, S. C., West by J. W. Lyons
and Dr. E. P. Carter's lands.”
The above property to be sold up
on the following terms, to wtt: All
Cash, purchaser to pay for papers.
. . C. G. Henderson,
Master.
December 14, 1912.
BIASTER'S SALE
TAX NOTICE
The books of the County Treasur
er will be open for the purpose
of collecting taxes from the 15th
day of October, 1912, to December
31, 1912. The levy is as follows:’
Mills
*Ate 6 3-4
Jrdinary County 6
Rciu.i, . .. .. ## ## 3
Coi^iitutiona, School 3
The State of South Carolina,
County of Colleton.
COMMON PLEAS
Walterboro Live Stock A, Vehicle
Company,
VS.
George Samuel.
By virtue of the decree^of above
Court therein, I will sell at public
outcry befare the Court House in
Walterboro, on sales day in January,
1913, within the legal hours: All
that tract of land situate in the coun
ty and State aforesaid, originally the
property of Eve Samuel, deceased,
containing ^originally 200 acres more
or less, the portion to be sold is that
BMigned to George Saanuel in the
division of the aforesaid tract, the
division line running from South to
South and cutting the original tract
Into two equal parts, conveyed to
him by Josh Samuel, and bounded.
South by Sam Small, North-east by
Frank Berry, and West by Josh Sam
uel's part of original tract.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers.
C. G. Hendersoa.
Master.
December 14, 1912.
MASTER'S SALK ^
The State of South Carolina,
Coanty of Colleton.
COMMON PLEAS
M. *!. Cunmtnss.
VS.
S. D. r.unu.u.
By virtue of the dcvjc •!
Court herein, I will a» labile
outcry before the Court U-mis-j In
Walterboro, within the legal t,our3,
on sales day in January. 1913, lu>;
following described Realty: All Hint
parcel or tract of land situate in t!ic
County and State aforesaid, contain
ing thirty-six 1S-10O acres, and
bounded a* follows: North by lands
of Frank Jones. J. W. Jones and Mrs.
Jano Bennett, East by iands of Mrs.
Jane Bennett, South by lands of W.
W Jones. The, said tract being cut
off of the Southern portion of the
W N. Jones tract.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers.
C. G. Henderson,
Master.
December 14, 1912.
T»tal.. .. .. 16 3-4
Sfieciul School Tax Levy.
Mills
dge S
.turn Gully 3
Rice Patch.. . v .. .. . .. 3
■Smoak* 8
Llftle Swamp 3
wtriokland 2
Williams 4
Bethel.. .. 3
Rnfffn 2
Sniders.. 3
Bethlehem 2
Hendersonville . . . . 10
Walterboro 7
Red Bank.. . T 3
Cotta geville 7
Rayaors.. 3
Jand Hill 3
Bonlel.. 5
Poll tax |1 on all male* between
tho-nges of 21 and 60. Aleo a com-
on Jt at ion :ax of $2 qn all males be
tween the ages of 21 and 50 which
Bhal! bo F"M ^ same, time
and in tho same manner as other
tsdtee.
Dogs 50c. each. J
I will be at the following plac-
i for the collection of tares on
uates below.
Green Pond, Thursday, Dec 5.
Rioe Patch—Tuesday Dec. 10.
Belle—Wednesday, Dec. 11.
All other days at Walterboro.
R. E. Jones,
County Treasurer.
CITATION.
H. D. Padgett, E-quire. Acting Pro
bate Judge.
WHEREAS. Hattie J. Yon. made
suit to me to grant hnr Letters of
Administr&tloi* of tue Estate and
eilects of tho said l*. N. Yon.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to
cite and admonipn all and singular
the kindred and Creditors of the
said L. N. Von, deceased, that
they be and otptar before me, in
the Court cf Probate, to be held
at Walterboro, S. C.. on the 27th
of Decern tier, next after publication
hereof, at 11 i/cloi i. in the fore
noon, to rbow cause, if any tnej'
ha\e, why the said Admlaistratior#
should not be gr-ntM.
GIVEN tinder nv hand this
17th day of December, Anno Domini
1912.
Published o.i ♦’•o I® "r.d “h* days
of December 1912, In The Prcsu und
Standard.
H D. PADGETT. C. C.
Acting Probate Judge, CqJJeton
County. . '
-K MASTER’S SALE
The State of Soi/h r.irolina,"
Countv of Colleton.
COMMON PLEAS
Catherine E T aques, et al.
VS.
Annie JnquoF. et :iT.
virtue cT th d ;'•(-!
rt herein. 1 will pell v nr!’ '
ry before the Court House in
terboro, on Sales day in January,
f.MV.'L \*cyr*rK
Ov tb 2‘’r' ’ !'• of vi1913,
! will make my ffnvl return and im-
m°dia t ely thereaOer npnly to the
T> robate of Colleton County
for letters dTsmlssory of the estate
•f Paul Jenkins. -
George Richardson.
Administrator.
Walterboro, S. C., Dec. 20 1912.
12-25-4L
. yr
All persons holding claims against
the estate of John Bennett must pre-
ramo rro"'”-’- •'‘tested; and all
persons , 'd estate must
hame P ’ I min 1strn-
lor o. * 1
^•9 * c> ■ » y' A ♦
| * *«?♦*••*to**.
Whether you smoke Duke** Mixture to pipe or cigar
ette. U ift delightfully satisfying Everywhere It la the
choice of men who want real, natnral tobacco.
la each Seaaeli there are one Ond a half ounces of
choice Virginia and North Carolina tobacco—pure. mild,
rlcb—beat aort of granulated tobacco Enough to make
many good, sattafytng cigarettes—the kind that makes
rolling popular. And with each sack you get a present
coupon and a hook of cigarette papers frec^
Get an Umbrella Free
The coupons can be exchanged for all sorts of sale
able presents The list toeledes not only smokers* articlea
—bat many desirable presents for women and children—
umbrella*, cameras,
toilet articles, tennis
rackets, catcher's
glove* and masks, etc.
fturtng December
and January only we
will send tnir ttlustrated
catalogue of presents
FREE to soy address Ask
far it oe a postal, today.
Csmpnm f»rw OmU t .Wfrforr aw*
etuyrtfS uilt *•>?' "pm HOUSE
J. T,msu Y*S NATU.
_Lkf. GRAN*'.£7 TWIST,
j Htm POUR ROSTS (H*-
New Times,
NewThb^s
The old fertilizer
formulas are giving
way to the new. At
every farmers’ meeting
lone subject should be
the fertilizer formula
that will furnfeh a balanced ration to the crop and keep up the fertility
of the soil To do this the fertilizer should contain at least as much
POTASH
as Phosphoric Add. Our note book has condensed facts essential
in farmers’ meetings and plenty of space to record the new things
that you hear. Let us send one to you before your Institute meets.
A supply of these is furnished by request to every institute held in several states.
We will be gl id to send a supply delivered bee of charge to every Institute, Grange
or Farmers’ Club Officer on request. It cntRgim no advertising matfcr.
German Call Works* lac.* 42 Broadway* New York
“—■“■iWsek.CisM*^^ “ *— “ -• ~ — — -
Notice, 'Bencher'ti Raaraiuatioa. .
There will be a teachers examina
tion held at the Court Hor.ao. Friday.
Jan. 10, 1913. beginning ut 9 •> clock
This is i epee al <vcamln.ilion ordeT-1
by the State Hoard of EiucaHin in
order to allow proupeev’vn teachcra.
and those purnons teaenii:.* who ar®
not' properly certificated, to ».u»ply
themselves with proper trerter/.ials.
11. V B:.V\t. f-’r,
Couui) of — r . 1 • .
Walterboro, S. t’., Dec. !J. 191’.
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RKAITIEIL HAIR AT HMAf.L i
COST.
Everyhody can have beautiful hair
le v Vi 1 ’r *1ina Hn*r Remedy grows
i 4i- -rd w*> ran prove it You don’t
h.i,e t<, v.’ait aroitnd weeka and
mouiliC lui results either. When you
if Hit ’ 1 tinri Hdir Remoilv you ** ".
pen ’•ry tirprovemert from 'h 0 very
ftrs‘ replication.
MMdredina Hair Reriedv
dandruff, stops faltlng hair. am!
raakeg hair grow (t rnic’--
!y penetrates -
the hair gland'?, -'"d c'* -;ns *‘i n •• • i*'
ao that it Fto; < thre . / •
drr.ff. o
To show how quickly it acta, we
will send.
FREE A large ‘.ial fr
return mail to nr.youc ♦•' , o « ^
this coupon to the Mfldredinh Smn-
laity Co.. Boston, Mass., with th’‘r
name and^d 'm-f. nr**! in «
or stamps to j y p—tr ~r
John M. Kl'en. <?->•.■*•’! '-"rt
12-4-4t.
WORTHKV8
TVndo Mark.
WONDER WORKERS
Tha Groat Nerve and Brain Food
Highly recommended for Nervous
Debility, Nervous Prostration, Pre
mature Decline. Drainage, Lost Vig
or. Reproductive Incapacity Paral-
v-is r»»-«i Pnr-!yt’c Tccdenctpg, Ro
cliae of Streat;th, PrcimrJure Old
Age. Los* of Ambition, Insomnia,
Melancholy?, Nervona Dyspepsia, Kid
aey and BUdder Trouble and Con
stipation.
These TnbM.s will be found valu
able'in the treatment of the Va
rious Debilitating Dteeeees of men
and in the most extreme rases of
Nervous P-osfratlon in women.
GCA 'f.'JTEE: We will send six
br' 4.. r.f ertl.cn's Wonder Work-
to yc.i for *5"O. and guaenn*®^
s. r t '?vo satisfaction or return
th'* ir , or , ’**v 1
Pric**' 5t on a box. 6 boxes $5.00
bv m-iM on recfpt «f price.
Di^trfbn'ed only by
’ll. H,. „ Wonder Worker Co.,
Mol:-' *»-!><**<ton, Mawc, l’. H. A.,
9-11-tf.
SAL E
TO THE PUBLIC:
WeokP P C , N
11-20-41.
»
14. 1912.
^ Her. L. B. Ackerman, o* roifvre-
ville, was among *hose vho vi r** in
own Saturday.
Kit Hi** Case Exactly.
• When father was sick about aix
■•'>*<•* ago he read an advertisement
■' ^*'*>robc-!itn’s TaMets in the pa-
—* th-. pt hi* egeo evartly/' writes
' M** , ‘caret t ampbell of Ft Smith
I ■nrrrhaeod H r>ov of (hem
I 1,^ no? be<*n sick fiin)t*e. My
II "xr ha i trouble lind waa
-» ncfi* i.,e., L,y tuvui. ’ I'or sale
j' / all c julars.
You haVe been hearing about Sales, but you have not
seen a sale like these two LYONS are going to have at
Smo&kSt beginning Dec. 21, and lasting till January 1st.
I have decided to move and my entire stock of goods
MUST GO at and below COST.
I will mention a few of the Specials to show what n
great reduction we are going to make. .This is no Monkey
Joke. If you visit this Sale you will find these LYONS
are standing on the Prices and will stay there until the
monkey has gope to the wall.
. HERE GOES THE BULLETS.
Club Shells 40c.
. ■» '
Grist, per Sack $1.83
Corker Tobacco, per lb 15c.
Brown Mule Tobacco', per box $3.25
Shot Guns $3.88
Rifles ...; , ,....$1.78
Boy’s Pants 21c and op
Men’s Pants 84c and up
Children’s Cloaks, 25c and op
Men’s $12.50 Overcoats for $8.98
Men’s $10.00 Overcoats for $5.98
Wool Blankets, were $5.00 now.. $3.14
Wool Blankets wdre $2.00 now 98c.
• *> •
Men’s Suits from .» $4.98 op.
Ladies Black Plush Cloaks Going at $7.48
Ladies Cloaks of 3tA*, kind.-. .. .$1.14
%
Men’s and Boys’ Hats :19c. up
Men’s and Ladies Heavy Urderwenr 3$c.
Dress Shirts, 39c and .79c,
-Ladies Shirt Waists 25c to $2.98
Suit Cases .... 79e
Trunks Very Cheap. ^
$15.00 Ladies Coat Suits $7.58
$10.00 Ladies Coat Suits ? .$5.21
A fine line of Dress Goods cheap. A few values:
Outing 5c; Nice Silks, 22 l-2c.
Men’s Sweaters 1. 37 l-2c up
Boys’ Overcoats .45c up
Large Let Tinware.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY ON CHRIST
MAS GOODS. WE HAVE ONE OF THE NICEST
LINES YOU CAN FIND IN THE COUNTRY.
If You Miss This Sale You Will
Miss The Balance of Your Life
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE.
One 50 H. P. Boiler, One 1 35 H. P. Engine, Two 70 Saw
Gins, One Saw Mill, One Grist Mill/
ALL IN GOOD ORDER.
Two Second Hand 2 Horse Wagons, Twelve Second Hand
Buggies.
The above are Rare Bargains and Will be Sold For Al
most Nothing. ./
. 1 Car of PtaUnont Buggies on the Rood. Thes^ will be
sold for Cash or on Time.
REMEMBER THIS SALE IS A SELL-OUT SALE.
MEET ME AT SMOAKS ON THE 21ST OF DECEMBER
J. L LYONS
SMOAKS. .SOUTH CAROLINA
NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS ara prohibited
from huntiny, ahooUnx, or other*’!*®
trtfspaaaing ou Cratou Hill Marshal,
owned by Theodore <G. Barker, and
known an “Kizaimmona Ponds”, in
Colleton County, S. C., or upon Bear
Island, and particularly upon land
known aa the Hole In tbe Wall, at
Nancy Hill, on the Ashepoo River,
the property of Rom Hanahan, in
Colleton Coanty. Any such hunting,
shooting or treepoMing will be pun
ished to the full extent of tbe law
im auch caeee made and providM.
EDISTO GUN CLUB.
12-18-41.
Ronad News Items
Round, Dec. 20.—Special: The
Maple school has closed for Us
Christmas holidays and we all are
looking for a grand Christmas.
Mrs. J. W. Belie, and Bttle daught
er, Alma, of Charleston, are spending
Christmas with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. G. Gruber.
Misses Jennie, Klossie and Bessie
Gruber pleasantly entertained a large
crowd last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Winnie Weeks was the gue&t
of the Misses Gruber !a.it v.-oek.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. V/. Weeks visited
Oivhnns Inst Tuesday io ate her a.s-
er Mrs. Josie Wright. -
Mr. T. li. Berry ai.d family baa
moved to Braorhviil-.
* ✓
Is your husband cross ? An Irri
table, fault finding disposition is of
ten due to a disordeied stomach. A
man with good digenion is nearly
always good nafurej. a great many
have been permanently cured of
Market Price Guaranteed. f Also
buy seed cott'on in any qtr>rwitle«.
stomach trouble by taking Chamber
lains Tablets. For sale r?y all deal
ers.
Mrs. A. V. S>kes, of Ml. Carmol
as in towa Saturday shoppings
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