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*• > * 4^ •« , PAGEPOUR TBE PRESS AMD STANDARD. WALT8RB0R 0, & C. DECEMBER 24,1913. rpfiip AND srAXDARC Mn. rUBUSHED EVERY WED NESDAY. / THE PRESS AND STANDARD, INC. R. M AEFT^RIbk. Editor. A. GRAVE*, .Editor. i: RflC^trrcd at ttr Portoftcc la Wal- ». 8. C.. aa arcoad-claM a^.1 A l.+itrr to Sjiata < |«u.; ♦'olambitf, S. 'C., F> <'emb(?r 1&13. • ^ i 1^4- Sabta Clanr: . *• The country <'hi!drea :r South Car olina have beer, very Rood duriu; tfce paat year. They have attendeo ioboof faithfully ai^d have worked bard Th«*lr father*'have also work ed industriously and intelligently, and Providenee has stalled rraf:o\.se ly Upon our State. They are all expert,ry a fine chriettbas and many gift* from Sama Claus. The Rural 8< hool Supervisor has a special request to make of yoc. When >ou are making up your gift* for the boy* and girls m the Palmetto State do not forget some good reading suitable to • the •.biUlref) The tounfry children in our Stat% have little acres* to libraf* j««' and many of them have In their homes few books which they ran read. We should especially like to have you bring thehn a good paper suited to th« boys and girls. The writer formed #bU reading habits through reading The Youth* Com panion which came to him weekly as a Christmas present when he was a boy. Please send many of our bo* s and gtrU in South Carolina a sub- _ script ion to thia or som° other pa- WEDNESDAY T)E> EMBER 24. 1911 ,*er which will be a weekly reminder ‘ -**- - • 'w m m SCBbAIUmOX RATES: Ink PHONE l«a. ( cent* a line each insert ton. i: One rest a word. New* Iteaa of death* publiabed free. their latoraeU, hut w« have yet to observe a Southern newspaper refer ring to it as n sectional matter, and It corn's now with poor grace for the JJonhern press to yejl •'wolf’ when the South for the the first time in oar.y y.ars has an opportunity to crrro*' abuses that are admi’ted by all fa:r-iii&ded meat ■ CLASSIFIED ADS. which has made him aiesd-r of bis race. * There is no dou|tl the truth of what be sag* about the manner of holiday season In this part of > the FOR SALE—ON ACCOI ST OF FOR SALE. it ought to be ,tfce hap- [ ENLARGING OVR BL&I- os* cheerful time of all , N^. THE S. FINN CLOTH- ING f 0., WILL SELL 200 SHARES OF STOC K WITH A Gl ARANTEE OF AN- AL DIVTDENS OF NOT LESS,THAN 10 PER ( ENT. APPLY TO S. FINN PRES. AND TREAS. FV)P. sale IMPROVED HPEI.LINti- We base Just heard of a school ma’am introducing a new* feature in her school. When one of the girls ssles>s a word the boy who spells it gwtn permission to kiss her. Tbe re- eelt is the girls are becoming poor spellers while tbe boys are improv ing right along.—Gaffney Ledger. IP" | of your love for the children. If ! you will do this, we will promise you j brighter sod better boys and girls aen year. «, Sin«-''rely, W. K. Tste. State Supervisor Country Schools. THE CHISTMAS GI N. '/ Bditortal Reprint From NEW YORK OHMMRRt IAI. . Monday. December 15, 1913. I KWORTHY Rl%n. Otfr valendar inditat*** that a con- j siderahl* period of time has elapse 1 f We publish below a portion of an article written by Hooker T. Wash ington to The News and Courier to gether with the editorial comment of the News and Courier. Tb''se articles will be well worth considera tion at this season of the year. T,h* following is the letter of Booker Washington: ( , CliHstmae and Its OliM-rvnncc, To’ the Editor of The News ,and nlacs the Civil War We believe f Vour.er: |„ many parts of faT to contend that the average j country w here our ra< *^livon Southerner and Northerner have large nunibers a .cloud of gloom is pr«.».! <• >i th f lu is; mas holiiiav made a ronsnentioO# and su-geseful | bt , < aUM . of , arK ,. nuiub ^ r effort to do away with the • blocidy f*ecple who are murdere«l or ahlrt." N«»w ai>d *h-n eft her a lad wounded. Many dt our people liver -*oor dig-stii»n ct immatti •* se»-in to f»c! that > iiristmas i^ for Judger.ml caeses a would-be | the purpose of drinking or n.ur.lerinr fomebody. Tins kind /vf thing lag fli-h in the pan Tl ere has r f -j ; , of .'onfined t,» the ro'cro ra e^tmt cently ap(eared in the columns o.f a* (just now I am tryj/ig tspeihfily Pj least on* newspapor--perhaps others i adv ise my race. X — a suggewtion-* bgt all of the discon tent and ;’iv>po** d regulatory legis lation ar.ent the rules and practi.es of the-N’ew \ ork Cotton Etch, rig j|,^ rnahy dr^nur people, wlui, dur- llrd their genesis in an nndergrott: .1 | ing tb/other months of the year sel- and unworthy attempt on the part o* uotip touch whiskey, feel at liberty, i’l 'ait. the necessity of drinking and /na kinc to«ds of themselves" during •lie < hnstmas holidays. These murders are bri»usht about in Ihe second place by tlie sens* les^r' a!id useless baliit of carrying pistols t a one's bpdy for the mistaken ptir- pore o of self-defence or protection. I iiav* not carried a p:*tot/ln all my li>. and do not keep one hi the house country, piest and most tbe year, end yet who is there who | does not approath i4 with a si-nse of .mpending tragedy. Not even in the midst of its most hilarious'Joy is this feeling every y«ar we are ion- fronted with so many reminders of the evils to wfcith Dr. Washington . calls attention. Dr. Washington ad^ J dresses himself especially to the cov't sideratlon of the abuse qf tfce^Jirtet- rias season by tfce members of his own race, and fce make a etjong and practical appeal Ip the leaders and advisers of * hat rac^ every m her" In tbe South to join with him in try ing to reduce the whiskey drinking and pistol toting fcabits which lie back of and are responsible for tfce overwhelming majority of the trag n - d>* which, as he says, spread a cloud of gloom over so many com munities. - • — We are glad to give space to Dr. Washington’s exhortation, but we cannot believe that it will prove of any gfeat value until the white peo ple of the south set the colored peo ple the right sort of example in these matters, f The negro people are an Imitative race and we «%n expect nothing else than that so long aa n considerable element of the white people look upon tbe Christmas sea son as a time when they are licens'-d to indulge in excesses which at other limPs they would admit to be ipeic- disable the negroes will tak" the Fame view of the matter, t’hristnias is a time when all of us if we are tru ly animated by its spirit should b« especially considerate of otb* r*. As a matter of„fact there are tbousanu* who are imbued with the belief that because it is Christmas they should be fre« to give their selfish appetites and passiona free rein; and'because this Is true there are tens of thous ands who suffer and grieve. Nowhere is Christmas motv g nef- aliy observed than in the Soutfc. It is our most iniporDKit holiday, the one holiday, in fatfC which everybody, in this part *rf the country kevpc la it not thCMightlessness which In many ibises is responsible for ig abus' ? / ' " ” . ‘ - Some very and China pigs ‘ C. X. I.augdale, We- 12-24-ltp. Pol FOR SALE— Lot and eight-room house in cen’ral portion <f the tow-n. Terms -to suit purchaser. Mrs Ef O’Bt Gibbs. Walterboro, S. C. lr-24-2tp. FOR FALE—140 acres’of land situat cd two miles from Court House. :{5 acres cleared: fertile soil. Has a good six-room, bouse, barns and stablqs. Nearly all under wire. Price 130 per acre. Furman V. Crosby. Hitter 8. C. 12-24-?tp. WANTS. rorNTRY PRODUCE WANTED: W? want to buy eggs, chickens, and home-cured bams, and are I willing to pay the highest prices for the same. Tbe Hotel Albert. 8-27-tf \ <ar*ful study and/observation '•onvine*- n»« /fiiat ib^e shootings end murders are -brought about by ao < au-e*/ TJh'- first muse is drink- H©uth*rner» in the Federal servit“ to sxact such sfetutory requirements as will pot the New York Cotton Ex change out of business and ( regie a condition that will make the / New Orleans Cotton Exchange tfce bene, ftciary. . This hind of alaptnfp canrio: pos sibly deceive anyorvfi: nor doew it Ui for 1 found that the any M-u»e streng the New York though it lien the pogiMpn of : p s’of or other w the of. ea^cni i Srrying of a gets on’e into ott'Ki Ex« fcange » .e-, (trouble in hiu* ca^es where it k-eps ght be printed at t»,e , • tlf ’rouhK in one case. ‘ It used to that F( suggestion of some of ’s t .as a no.sy.deasele^s occasion, where b-heet o dlagrupljed membership plain, bald bead* d facts are is not a urinlilla of.truth court h of .luly ■ r.Lc! z;ea r ms, a relorui has boon Uto the hituattoo Yhe ! hundreds^ of people were murdered Ilia* , throuK.c the shooting o.T 4 re.-iackem n i hi ... ! is uom a safe, 'n aay r+rpX }. h-otght iibt.'it s i t.nat tuv Fourth <»f ii inirrslor. by anyone- newspapers or | J% ^Aermine--that feetionaiism ♦brers itaue stasne. in bring: ig sbo.it sotn* kiow The truth ia tbat th* Federal Gof* rii-j of a reform situ reference to the •eat aa long ago aa J9 W « &rd , v brlbtaiaa s^ai-on'; Why cannot Mhctly hecauae of what v^egarded ! rh<,Lf * lR \ f iK > f ^ . . • ; mg and piatol carrying so that t ht-mt; lo he unfa.r, pejuat and - ■ ;niW> w ,jj not bril , K horrjw, but only ***Y practice, exua'd r:* ♦xhagst-ve joy and gladness? tavest ^af oo fo be made tufo tke af- | M) spt< ml purpose .p wm.ug th.i fairs of the Nee ^ -k c. Jlt on Kx >wr is to make a detinlt-. strorif 'and personal appeal to everv mini * ‘ ! ter. to every Sunday-school teacher. i*» ! to every public m hool teacher and S'ates Govern- , ev»ry parrel to use his influence to ; have the drinking of whiskey and tbe carrying of. firearms stopped during the Christmas season. If something < a use those id j pould be said by the miptsters and Cotton Kv- j teachers, and other leaders in “verv -*;*ir rutes or amend o n‘Sunday, December II, I am sure their pract .e*. Heme a Situation ^ ^ a^ otpplish great v«M*d alreagly sp;, s o,.abh« ’irtaue u. - Ferhaps we miglit der.rgnate the du' AntlWhiskev and Anti-Pistol Day. ’ i;k< irihm ity Rl>INE8M LOCA1J4. $85.00 Hamilton Organs for a spec ial price 'or Christmas of 8^1 8. FMnp Jewelry Cq. Flowering Bulbs Narcissus. Hya- ciutb. Tulips and other Bulba, a new line at Klein’s. 81.75. $2.00 and $2.25 Mil's Pants—Sale Price, $l.j»0, at Frank’s Dr. Padgett’s Old Stand. Bus. Loc. • Special for this week. Ladies all wool Sweater* tl.IO^each at Franks Dp. Padgett Ol‘d Stand. 1 School Books and School Supplies at Klein’s Carolina paper shell peacan*. ex tra large, finest flavor. 25 ce:.l<v per poun<f. A. 1l. \Vi( hman. if you want some good tlar ke:s and comforters call at Franks, Dr. Padgett Old Stand. 1:5.50. $4.00 and $4.50 Men’s Pants.—Safe Price. $1 97 at Frank’s Dr. Padgett's Old Stand. and $2.5'* I-adies af!-w.oo] Sv.i-aters. Sale Price. *1.:59 u: Frank’s, Dr. Padgett’s Old Stand. Foley’s Kidney Remedy o.t Klein’s When 1 ver the '(itinty «*• •> spapers line at Klein's $85rO® Hamilton tlrgans for a Kp«*c- ,, .’/l" —?-iial price tor CluktiOav u‘ .;''j.‘,.cii a* funnels. they jp-** to arfs- F inn J^yelrv Co. u• 1>.~ • 1. - ^ • • - * wha»k the itrfruder* and advise tlie farmers to buy thdr roods of the hmie lut-rchants. And when , fore ign printing homes *• nd their re- proSentatives among the merchant* Xo'l business men. many of these same merchants give them their.or ders and g‘ f inferior Work for njon-y. That’s Veclprocity.- Gs Ledger,, th* < ity. - Gafr^y ' N <t T I 4 K. On lanuar.v first, l'.tl4. the present Law Firm of Padgett. I^>ni*i ks and Moorer will be dissolved by niiitiinl consent. Col. J. G. Padgett and J. M Moor“r. Esq., will <on'iOue the practice of law under th*' tirm haute of Padgvtt and .Moorer. i.t the present office. J. c. l>>macks. Esq., will continue the practice of law in bis own nam** at his law offlees. formerlv *fc( often* of the lafe Col. ('. G. Hen- der*on. find foreigners invading ipe field o^>-j^' u, ' , • Tulips ai.-d other P.ulbs, a new the home merchants/with roods awt ’ merchandise suid -Selling them gj ^lowering Bulbs \.t'(issm. Hya- •*hange. with. the • •*- Hwrbert Knox Snn 4 n. ©f tU.U Slt** 1 s ■•at, aubnri* ted >■ L r lag muvfc cf d.re t This d.d cot * ■O cOqUo’ » tv N-W ehwnge to rev *e 'fit *jr taat report contain- condemnation cldedly uite~* r*-d and fcas resulted ia the Irc.rod, ■’:.o,a in The pr-r-en* Coogrees o! 5.1’ < relating to deal- loits in <fO*.tr . futures, commerc a differra **. *’ ! It ;• a ‘g*d C,at there D odvert attempt • tol it the ietjfodiiction of these .is if j do Someih *'g" that Is 4 p am to Iho-* Ideutifieil with r ! and to do "something'’' in thc-VLuXe of k K forni.Y This cause- j« to smile. . If any on- will read 'the bcmh-l<ever Bill and tho (’la-’j^Ydll anl ha* any- knowledge I v r>y*tuch wish thet all ttoy minis ters Snd leathers in the day and public school might set ; side this «pec la I Hundav. or a special day, w here'atteutkMi thiougii the iiiedlnni of sermons or lecture* might hc.e#il- ed to this important fuaet'i' Our young jteople juned^io lie spoken lo plainlv abotii the senst less and uaetess habit of drinking whis key and t arry lug pisidts. 1 realise fully that tvpg'who are niost guilt' of th'se acts tYo viol at tend* churdh. Suudav or day st ho»!_ am! know of the dlftculties In this*direction, hut nevertheless, if each one who read* this communication will login now wki’ever of cotton aj;d cotton trad- teg it: its varied ramlficaroas it is!'" "»> “» do hW part to bring „ .... ’ about a reform. 1 am sure that the tptoacv.vwMe that a sliic man so rhri<Imit , « h ou doiag coutd pomdbly misunderstand „„ abmnce of whisk-y drinking and tb* exact motive of sueh tneansure* pistol larrylng that will 'be , mos*. TLcr are about the plainest, moa 4 gratify ing and eucouragiag. ^ dlrhct. oogont hit* of literature which ’ Booker T. Washingtou. ... ; . , i Tuskegee iustuuie, Alabama. It, DM D+'»i> our ppjuMir^ to rt*Rcl In a leap Tn»n>»laff'(i in the ' w f' . • e ’ * • h^a*rt of tfcose w h(*j-e bias may affect their judgment, they -are in tbe ••'macular of the I'oifce Depart ment. a sign reading, "look oat for pickpocket* ** • % For e great number of )«mre the New York Cotton Exchange bas operated under rulas that tbe Soutb- err people tbc«.fct vers laMpkal to December 111. 1913. The follow lug >4 tbe editorial if the New* and Courier: CHIKKTM Aft IN THI>MM TH. Kh>* where on this page appears a communication from Dr. Booker T. Washington in which he takes up a j ojatfer of very cbnsiderahle impor tance to the people of the South and dhc'UMea It In tfce sensible fa<*b'on. 12-2021. J. G. Padgett. -.1. C. lamkcks, J, M. Moorer. Mlm'ellaeooaw Hbower. VIisa Essie Hyme was the hostess Qn V.'edffeaday afternoon at a, tnisfrl- lencufi shower given in honor of Miss Florence Flack, who was,mar ried last night to Mr. Price. Several young 'fiends of the bride were present and vhc gifts ot the after- iiinm were» narl^ularlv b'autiful and app:<|P?.ntr..' r ^^ , / Miss Hyrr.e in eptcriaialng was assisted by Tlisae* UTtuer FlsLbnrne und Eunice Glover. The refresh ments of tlie afternoon • opsisted of punch and vt '« nketand the guest*,, spent n very piea-jipt a^lf-noos wit^ Miss llyrne s' J: „ .Kei tiL/er Xotrce. Dry Goods Dept., T< r ry £■ Fhaffer. ■ Surelock” stov* pip" requires no tool* jio rivts no malieting -in* eiiss words. For s.‘h' at A. von l."he's. $35*f.'*'» N*-w IJaidwin piano? at a special, priie for Christmas for $225 at S. Finn Jewelry I'b. » ’. _ rs Turnip Sl-eds at Klein's. $:550 New Baldwin Pianos r.t a special price for Christmas for $225 at 8. Finn .1 welry Co. Flowering Bulb* Xaichwo*. Hyn •ciuth. Tulips and otfc<*r llulbs, a new line at Klein's. d Fresh citron, crystaliaed orange and lemon pee.l. se»tied raisins, rur rants, dates. Ugs and nowd'rej sugar for cakes at Anderson’s. JUST ARRIVED A Car Load of Extra Fine HORSES AND MULES X Which Must Be Sold At Once. PRICES AND TERRIS right WALTERBORO UVE STOCK & VEHICLE COMPANY a j - ' * \ H. W. Black, Jr. Manager, We Pay Highest Cash Prices for is ei Don’t five your profits away- ship direct to us by express and get your money next day. We pay highest prices for green and dry hides of all kinds Beeswax, Tallow and old Metals, old Rubber and Furs. Try us with a ship- |«nent now. Send for Price UsL CAROLINA HIDE Sc JUNK CO. . CHARLESTON,!. C MASTER'S SALF.. FINAL DISCHARGE. On the 9th day of January, 1914, at ten o’clock in tbe forenoon^ w ill tile with the Probate Judge of Col leton County, at bis office in Wql- terboro. South Carolina, my 'linal return as Executor of the .estate of Jeasd H. Jones, deceased, and will immgdiat* ly thereafter apply for final d.8charge y J Warde E. Barnes, Executor. Hampton. F. C.. December 3rd, 191H. ' 12-10-41. Tre»pa** Notice. / Huptiiig or• trespassing on my |:md* near Walterboro is forbidden. Those caught will be prosecuted. . Mr*. B. K. Sander*. Walterboro, S. C. i2 L«-"t- r -’tfge 4 . :1b and To the.-peOpTo of .. -ervfnmunity: - { l desire to Info-rni >l j .fc;i the ffrBlizcr neat-oi, 1 vii kind* of feitlllzers; t»l*eve Wilburn Fertili’zer C ji iiari*. S C I -i'll* it vour l u-n* s‘ B H3WILUK. e Cottagi v'lh . s 12-lx-tf. Wholesale and Retail Tfce Largest and Mv*-d up--t>d^te Bakery iL Soi.i i •?.*roli*ja. J^rtifop-N-och Bread tr r r IS Good. c. | Mrs. P. \V ilisher of c.iv mule 3. I>- all atuiles over n ten dollar express nnui'-y order nceiv^d a* a Vhrisiaia* present from her sister. Mrs V. \V Tolson of Port Tampa City F5a. ^ ^ IK- * :-«* . 4 ’ NOT BEYOND HELP AT ST Sleep-disturbing bladder weakrvas. stifiness ih joint*** "nak, in idl e kidney a< tion and rheutuath pai.is. are all evtdfhce of kidney ir.iuMe. Mrs. Mary A. I»eau. 47 E yi’ahi'i; St., Taunton. Mass., writes: "1 have ;>*•*- ed my 87th birthdav. and tfcouaitf I was beyond the reach of medicine, but Foley Kidney Pills hav® proved most beneficial in my use.” For t o by all dealers.^ Prompt Attention 4 .e Parcel and . Mail O ders. v Cliarlu-tt n, S. 4 . y Phones: 3N0~ ->8<Cl». Mm Cored la fi to 14 Day* Year UreatiM will rvfaad mosey if Pa20 OiMHRNT foils I# Ci»r* sty quo oi lickiML I .... S loediet or Profrudmii nTAisfYoHikotl -, 1*® Tk« tnt tmhcouoa giT«w tom ox J km. UK. . C s'. ■ •* t X , * When "you are in Charleston. MH>K ( P ■ UNCLE DAtE, THE LAKGEKT AHSORTMEXT OF DIA.M4INDS. JEWELRY. AND SILVER IN THE CITT. A LARGE \t >IBER OF r\HE- DFILMED SHOT GINS AND OVER COATS AT BARGAIN PKICT.S. YOC WILL EAgILY MAKE YOI'R EXPENSES WHEN PCRCHASING F ROM ME. I. D. RUBIN Market M. PI Charleston, S. C. ** Iffff State of South Carolina. County ot Co Li ten. In the Court of Common Pleas. Clara B. Chaffer, > Plaintiff. Vs. J. YV. Bryan, Defendant^ By virtue of decreePf above Cour f ‘ iierein. I will s"*ll pt'public outcry t.v •rout of the Court House in Waltrr- boj-o. 8. C.. on Salesddy in January ■i'-vt.j same being the fifth day: All that tract, parcel or piece of •and xftnatc. Ling and tiding in th.* county of Colleton. State aforesaid, tfio saute lc iug a portion of th** Sn**ad triVt of land, and containing on* hundred and seven acre*, more V les:-. a.id bouuded as follows: North t v lands of David Breland, from ^hitdi it i* separated by the <etitori>f Black Cr*-ek: Fast by lands of Archie Proves;>x; South by th* Tllac'k Creek Koud; and West aid Southwest tiv land* of I I. Catterton and t>nt« plat of- S. *'. Bry/n made by T. L. | .M*T*er of *iat*' itoember 11. Ikt*'*. » Til is b*ing the safne tract of lent! coi.vcy* *! to tlie suid J.’\V Bryan ) v X. K. Brain it by deed *iat-il vlay 7, l9n;5, and r*’*onled F*btttary ’27, 191.’. ill *’,*• G M. ndbo of t'o’.l*-- fo* Countv • | 4 (iok :’,ij n> p t.’.e 4 .- * The iibov* property to be sold irpon th** following terra*, to wit;/ All ca-h. per* haset to paj - for papers. K. M. JEFFERIES. y' Matter. Walterboro, S. C„ D*y\ 12 1913. 12-17-31. X X \ Professkmal N( R. M. JEFFERIES, Attorncy-at-Law, OFFICE IN THE PRESS A] STANDARD BUILDING. Walterboro, S. C. Will Practice in All Courts, —OFFICE OF-— DR. A. J. ANDERSO: DENTAL SURGEON. \ y/' Xy OFF1CK/HOIRS: Iter **f Black Creek, a* ;>* r j « A. M. to 2 P y M.; .5 P. M. to « P. S. »'. Bryan made by T. K. j / 4 T’HONE loot /WALTI RB4HW), K. C. CYPRESS SASH DOORS BUNDS MOULDINGS AND M1LLWORK ^DR. H. W. BLA1IK. t»H. Dental Hurg^ ,n WALTERBOKO. 8. C. Aksociaivd w,:h Dr D. J. M< haoy in ofLot next to Walter! Drug Company Ikuai Offica H< PHONE «7X. DR. J.NO. H. HltatJs, DEN’ KHKHARDT, 8. a At Ehrbardt from lat to 2fit each month, and at Colleton balance of the month. a K. DaRANS. ae$i 81 OOTTAGEY IDLE, 8. a Prompt Attention given all bum Plata Made. AJLL WORK GUA itaDi • . / ^ \ • / ^ LANDS FOR SALE. 1. S. B. Sanders, executor of tbe w II »>f lii' Ltato Her r> Hiott, by vir tue of |k»k* r v* sted in me by the sale will, will Kil it public auction in froup of the » o.:t House at Walter- luiro. S. C.. on ttn* lirst Monday tu January, IVll^ at 12 o’clock for cash the following laucs: The home place of the late Henry liiott, containing two liuudre«l and tw**Tjty-flv* a*res. more or less, less fitly (50) acree cut off of the Northeast portion, un der tlu^lerms of the w}i;. Said lands bounded a* follows tb n:.,l Eas 4 by lands «f Gleveland Hiott; South i 8ll *- er ^tth ws hack, d.z^y Ku ** — v.. 1 - - -- -- - v CTTATKJ^f For Letters Dismissory. BY G. ALBERT BEACH, Err Prohate WHEREAS, W h y *E. Eliou G dian made au.t to me to grant Letters of Dfsmisaory of the E* apd effects cf Ly Jie E. Browi . ;/ THESE AFE THERKFO^l cite and g<!ih< n *h all and sini the kindred and creditor* of the Lydie E. Brown, that th* > be an. pear belofo me, ir. the Court Probate, to be fc*-.l tt Walterboi C. on the’ 3rd d <v of Jaiuiary after publication hereof, at o’« lock in ' 4 bf furenoon. to cause, if any they have, why the Letters Discdsaury s! btild not granted. GIVEN : jer my hand th’s day of De<>: .l* r Anno Dmniin, Published)'t-’i the loth. 17th. 1 and 31 <.«>* of December 191 The Press a:.d Standard, G. ALBEKT BEACH. Probate Judge. Colletou • YOUNG WOMEN: NUMBER PRIMNG Then urnbpr * . young women by Ireland Cr^ek; W**ft ty lands o? J. B. Fender and G. C. Fender. 8. B. SAUNDERS/ Exec it.jj. Walterlwiro. S. (’., Poc. 23. 1913. 12-24-21. • g Notl«-e to TiTupweecrw. All persons and all stock are hereby 101 bidden :o trespass on Dijr land*. 1 « J. O. HARRISON. Islandtco, 6. C. P. nervous spells, tail headache s:*ep.are all sywptorm* that wi weariness is surprising. K and bladder ills cause these troi but if Foley Kidney Pills are as directed relief i follows proi and the ills disappear. Conta habit forming drugs.. For sale dealers. ll-2«-*t. U. W. Davs spent Friday in Char- , p p leston. Hiott-Warten. Miss Mamie Hiott and J T. ren. of Ma*hawv!H«, *w re hi mt r ried last Wednesday in W boro. J The bride is a daught Hiott. They will rnak* Khawville their future home.