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PAGE TWO P ' - PRESS AMD STANDARD, WALTERRORO, S. C. DECEMBER 24,16: • V 1 * t l I ‘ . i •' r t ' • 4 ’v • «. “Just a few lines to announce to the trade that our Fertilizer Plant has been completed, the capacity of which is 100 tons per day. We will be prepared supply all grades of plant food at competitive prices and wiHappr eciate an opportunity to figure with prospective buyers when the season opens. We are Pioneers in the ferti lizer manufacturing business in our County, We realize the enormity of the undertak- ntff> and feel equal to the occasion. AH’we ask is liberal patronage on equal basis. We trust that the heart of the buylnff public is in the riffht place, and that upon the •K p basis of patronizing a local industry, we may be allowed to supply a generous portion T < i n US when the season opens.” * • of your wants. Remem^ ., v ' .V.t. u* - ■fr- v. » MERCANTILE t MFC CO Ritter, S. C. . jh s - Special Offer own the following tracts of land and can sell them to you at very low prices and advantageous terms. Buy now while you have the opportunity. TRACT NO. V/. \ The Miles tract near Jacksonboro and on the Parkers Ferry Road, containing 2324 Acres of good high land not subject to river overflow and as fertile land as their is in the state. Price $3.50 per acre timber included. 11-2 miles Ha mu ton and Branehviile R. R. THACT NO. 7. X j. The Jennings Tract near Walterboro containing x . ^ 1800 acres, ihis is avery fertile and well drained By a new arrangement made with The Progi We can sell you 10,000 acres ot land in C olleton ^ rac t 0 j i anc; an( i wt will sell at rasonable prices sive Farmer, we are in position to offer and Dorchester Counties at yo<Jr own price am. and terms. It is situated on the Public Road from 1 THE ,> RESS AND STANDARD FOR ONE YE terms. -Timber included 01 excepted as aesnea. George to \\ alterboro and about 6 miles from i Tracts will be subdivided to suit purchasers. We Walterboro. Xo better farming land in Colleto n an ® • ^ w County. i THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER FOR 6 MONT T r - T TRACT,NO. 8. j For the sum of One Dollar Cash. Ihe MnoaK Tract in Colleton County between! • "/f Walterboro and St. George containing 1200 acres i Th . c regular price of The Progressive Fan of good high land and well timbered with virgin fur six months is 50c, and Ihe Press and Stand Long Leaf Pine. Timber inculded or excepted as desired. This is an excellent tract ef land for developement and can be bought cheap. All inquiries concerning the above tracts of for one year one Dollar. By sending in renewals or new subscript! both papers will be sent for One Dollar. i.. / The Drigtrers Tract near Jacksonboro and on | iind giving prompt attention and engagements the Edisto River 540 acres Good farming land i by appointment can be made to take you over the pasture land, and valuable phosphate deposits, property. Please do not answer unless you innliirlincr ♦‘imKoi* rw>r QPTP ITlCan bUSin>S. TRACT NO. 9. •■f * Price including timber $3.50 per acre. TRACT NO. 2. The Friendly Tract containing 410 acres, situat •• •* **.• In Dorchester County containing 1700 acres of ed near Givans Ferry on the Edisto River and and timber land on the Edisto River and Jr 1(’ - I X : almost opposite the newSeotmans Bridge. An excellent piece of farming land and well timbered with pine arid hardwoods Price $4.00 per acre and your own time to pay for it. / TRACT NO. 3. The Molony Tract on the Edisto River 310 acres a splendid farm and good timber land. One hun dred acres under cultivation and growing good crops yearly. Price $5.00 peracre including tim ber. V \ 1 TRACT NO. 4. The Williams Tract near Cottageville and on ^ the road to Jacksopboro. a valuable farm contain * ing 227 acres. Timber included or excepted. Lands very fertile. TRACT NO. 5. The Hiott Tract on the Eaisto River containing 400 acres near Givhans Ferry will sell very cheap and reserve the timber. TRACT NO 6. ■' TheFincken Tract near Walterboro containing 1575 acres, will sell as a whole or subdivide to suit purchasers, »All of this tract is good high land and can be developed into valuable farms with very little labor. Timber included or excepted. Indian Field Creek, self drained. Contains the * largest amount of cypress timber of any tract on the Edisto River. ADDRESS BOX 77 ST. GEORGE, S. C. — I'lAXOK Pl.AYEH-PI WOS 4 \UTHOI.%S, MusAral Merrh«n- THE PRESS AND STANDARD. . .In remitting use the following Coupon: * * :)t :Jt :Jt The Press and Standard, Walterboro, S. C. Dear Sirs: ^ m I enclose herewith one dollar. Pleas* enter my subscription for one year to youi paper, and send me free of charge a sb month's subscription to the Progressiv* «r. t Farmer. Signed. X : K * * P. O R. F. D. No * * * IC-* v 7TT x -n «li^ <>f all kin<U. SFIGMNd MISIC I HOl’SK, INtalilishp,! 1P19. i H. SAML. O. CARR, Representative, Kingstree. S. C. it SPECTA< ! .ES, EYE GLASSES. JEWELRY . CLOCKS, ETC. WATCHES, J. A. W EsTERRKRG, Jewelry Store. ' Next lo Postottice Fine Repair Work a Specialty. WALTERBORO, : : : g. C. T •y 4 K. II. Clmrr. one of Dlar.dton’x promin* nt iitizcnw, «p*nt yoi,da> in town. K. C,. l liutr. ih»* popular R. F. O Carrier at I»lan*Mou. epint Mi n«ia> in the i*lty. Cirtt III tens, Ittar Kouetet •u’t (art 1 I., wor.i «»*•. i o nw.’.r . f ho» long .micJ t» Uf wyiukrtul, eld Dr. IVrver'* Aa'tiKfXlc «HL It «!*♦»«* f*.u Wid tfc« Mm* I***- 2b tOc. tL.att. g. R. Padgett had profe- bnain-M in Columbia and < fc ton last wi-ek. J. G. Padgett had profetoJonal busi r r«* in Cofumbia and ('bar 1'sten la*? v oek. The Best Hot Weather Toe oeOVJpS TABTRtJBSP chill TONIC eark blo-id. baild* up the whole umtrm and w lertolly «tren*thr* an.' lortify rot. to wi dte»et*i*a e#rv. a: t xr her ra<sarT. A