Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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! in NOVEMBER 12,1913. . < THE PRESS AND STANDALD, WALTERBORO. S. C. * 1 * / * ‘ * * - ' m— / PAGE SEVEN •- ■- i r a^B i s'- V '°+- V> / /n_‘ . t < i ,p / ^ . \ lam now cutting up tf'e Broxton place of 500 acres in Broxton townshipA'olleton County; into small tracts. Located in one pf the best sections of the county and one of the finest citizenship in the. state, this land is three and a half rabies below Ashton on the Hampton and Branchville Railroad, and about four miles f^om a good station on the Ehrhardt and Walterborp Railroad. / IT IS STIFF. DARK LOAMY SOIL, WITH CLAY CLOSE fO SURFACE AND CAPABLE OF MAKING A BALE OF COTTON AND 35 TO 40 BUSHEUS OF CORN TO THE ACRE. I haye owned and farmed in Orangeburg Codnly some of its best Jands. but I have never seen finer lands than (hit* Colleton dlace has on it In factythere are lands on this place capable of grow ing as big crops as has ever been grotvn in OrangebtirgOlariboro, or any. other county in the state. Young man, do nyr make the mistake I made for a numbe r of ye;A% I rented mother’s home place and /Ud for jt ) ac last took wife Vad\ ice and bough! a home on time, and the rents f had be^payirtg paid for it. ' ' 0 !* ■ Now yCad carefully. I i n* going to cut this piaee up in small tracts and sell it to you on easy terms. Qtrft renting and buy a home. Write me for terms, etc. at COPEyC / / u s> / . 1 ' • / / / // / /■ x. i »*< ■ / / X x / A / XX' X X \ x^ X x i 1 X x / * \ S' V*' *r / A / / \' ' \- ■ ——— 'X 7 x 7% X" X ^x Will hold its Second Annual Agricuiturai and Industrial Exhibition during the w eek of November ! 7 to 22/4^13. In many res- // • J-. ■ A' * ''/ X Xx v / ■■ ■ - . . /s* . /A pectsthis is td he the most unique l air ever held in this or an> other place in the country. No County or State Fair can match the attractions provided by the Charleston Fair because they lack the natural and other facilities. <v X X — / « X ■V x: NX x A tv ?'k»i7ay, ij. Xi; ' Vli^-Fail', v ii! be C v :.. r^n-i “ he P..j1h-U»i ' > ' ' ' *• x X « ■- X" . • ' .Derby** v.;jl b» the le.turt ,tt:-aX: n. • ::x; * >; -i‘ % «t can <hiWfby chibl- " ' X ' ‘ . . . X . rftn. Jn addition there -val he aX'.zen ; ,' x reoti'* j * t-x .vuXalnuxriK raees uftA '. 'yX '• . ehiKirer^s fairies to o ' 1 ipy the .yhrde aftern* c*n. ^ ■ N Fieio events of all >* rt.< inc Jading Belay root Ri x-. Foot Ball. Base Ball. I lata mer Thr-.'wing. Shot Putt Xg and all mKX •; .r)s knV wn to amatW atheleiics. The interest in thesfe-jrlCrnes -.vdl be enbar.:*Xoy tae fact that the teams participating will bo ^jactced from the riUu’-J. the Y. JiXC. A. Pcner Military A *; demy. C ^..rlestonHBgh SchoijP College of Charleston. CharJ^cn Me •.ileal Coflegev-Navy and th^AV- Stationedk,Ch;ir- lesttm. X o X . ,• •,:( X ■ Sorre^f the most skillful and daring drivers have Entered their cars for thrn*' event* to ~ * x X ' ' x' . . X- • - • V . \ C rfr'm a series of races,up to 1(*0 milts on the be^t. constructed mile track ir ; th.* South. In addition to the ••Kanafhara*' troup ef faney automobile driving^ife^ngagwl to entertain visitors between mces on other da> <. These clmCrK handle their automob^ with the same ease an^turn the same tricks in their machines as an expert skater doe* on skates. Thi* feature Is the .latent act shown at ffcirs and hav. never beer), m the South The an;* • ciid oFthe Fair ffi < .linrlc'ton will c»xeee<l in i" ini <’ r ^ n •. r.t . »y- * . • • - x . , / .. thing that 1 <-\ r .. vi at a^faiXiii the South. The booking lor the Chariot":: .VovvaX- ione liy one «)l v tU‘'1^ t *\yn booliiiji^KgoruHes in New* Y«b‘k. which nr-un - . (••fcXux ’icXer here to ford sh<x.i- in the South, and \vhije there is plentVr of xpiee in the <•< 11« ti"*i sttrantioa ns ,stri» t]« of a^high order. ry at Charleston is^e^iuarteKH for the second division of the T^hatedd^ett uf tne t »ited State Navy and there are now lying at lhe ('Imrleston Navy Yard a sYore «r more of these craft and every visitor is inyittffto,visit thentxind acquamt hiinXlf with tl>t intrieat* working* of these de-trovers of the enemies of our country. The (HAMIT A/ AD.MIBAI. DEWEY’S 1 LA<iSkTl’. which deAroyed tlb* Spanish lleeHn .Manihi^Bav on that mnmor; 1 .- ble momjmgX! May .l. IHTtH. is now in ('harh-*ton waters ami no South Carolina should let this opportunity go by without paying his respects to the valor of our naval herckts t».' vhiitrng this good old -hip. vThe-LASSO MAN AND WOMAN, the niost thrilling act ey< r ^ x performed on h«n >eback. will he one of the big features of the Fair. Th;- jt-ealn ♦* ftau \Yt#.n.ft.\, me most in matures of the Fair. This 7 directly from th^origiiml Wild West show Beauty and Bull', the jKiines^Yh^tdiF « ve thing but talk, the bc*sf trained pair of horses alive, the tricks that tht^ - i< rJX?\i . • :*.e s uost wonderful e'.<./-eeii. t tn" oi Fn >'fpul* i* flying through h »on "I m ’ . X :7 ’ k: r > * gmn r* w% X K K I v V \ 5 4 * ... Thousands of dollars have been spent by the management to make tKls*th . < -t sue cessful Fair ever hefd in the^Uite. , Make arrangements to come and bring \ >ur . xnilv • . i> »■ x* . ' * ' * * Excursion rates on all railroads. The Time, November 17 to 22 > tee, CHARLESTON X ft* ^ • ■ v * 4*. X - $ X- v. X A* *