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4 V rj r ;7 l . .* *. / PAGE SIX- THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. APRIL 1,1 LEGAL ADVERTISING Km MAMTKK'S HALE .w . STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Coiltton Court of Common Plea«. R. H. Wlchman. Plaintiff. Yg II. C. Avant. J. W. Beach George A. Beach, and the kindred and rreditora of the aaid Liaha Brant deceased, that, they .be •nd appear before me. In the Court of Probate, to be held at Walterboro 8. C. on the ICth day of April next. afteCt>ublicatlon hereof, at 11 o’clock In the forenoon, to show cause, -if they hare, why the said Letters Defendants. Pursuant to the Decree In the date above entitled action, beating Mafch lb. 1»14. I will sell tb the highest bidder for cash, before the Court House Door in the Town of Walterboro. County of Colleton, State of South Carolina, on the first Monday In April, 1»14. the same be. ing the <th day of the said month; -*—*-• iMai hours of sale, the Distnlssory should not be granted. GIVEN under'my hand this SKth | day of March. Anno Domini 1911. >. Published on the 25th days of Marcji. 1st t and 15th days of April in The Press and Standard. O. ALBERT BEACH. Probate Judre during the legal hours deecrlbed tract of land, WE KNOW t O L following to wit: All that certain tract of land ty of Colleton. State of South lYnr during and^nt.Jnln. One R E X I H WILL HELP YOC ... .Cure of Brain Fatigue and Report of the Head Physician in s Treading New York Hospital on the Cure of Brain Fatigue nad Nervous Exhaustion. "A few years ago we considered that we were doing well if we cured 10 per cent, of the cases of Brain FatlxMe and Nervous Prostration brought to us, but since the introduc- l lanos oi . a nds by tlon of H''ilstoi into pur hospital we th» .. ili tract of cure more than 90 pe- cent, of all IV < H. ^ lrh,nan # :,.](.«« rlbed on a the cases in its various forma brought Und being more to us. It builds new tlssuer. gives _t_» aamo made uy » • _ (IOCI acre*, more Hundred less, and bounded on the North by lands of Shaffer; on the East by Im Js now or formerly belonging to Sauls - -„ Wlchman. and and lands of H. H. on plat of same, made by .. Surveyor, of. date’January 26. 1910. - Terms of sal' 1 -czsh; purchaser for papers. It. M. JEFFERIES. Master for C C. to pay MASTKH’H half. STATE OF’soiTH CAROLINA. ■? County of Colleton. Court of Common Pleas. Court George S. Fierce. Plaintiff VS. M. R. Pierre and India R. Pierce. * ' 'intfendants. Notice is hereby gi.ven that under and by virtue of the Decree.In th" above entitled action, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas, bearing <iat« March 1.1th, 1914, I wi!l date. March . to th" fclgbest bidder, for «as>/ 1.41 l ii*' s. m- for® the Court House Door/tn the Town of Walterboro. County of Col on 1914. the & I’rtl Town ... leton. State of South- Carolina the First Mondaylir Ap^plf. 191t same being the fith day of the said month, during^the l"gal hours of sale, the following described tract of laud; that certain pl**ce. parrel or ' ‘ J be- pf Colleton and State of •itouth Caro- Hna. nteasUrlnR and containing EIGHTY (80) acr°s. as will more fullv nnx‘ar reference bein;' had to. a plat of the snjd tract madiC'by •A1KI. . tract of land situate, tying r.nd g in Glover Towns!.ip. County new energy, new life, n«w blood and strength to any part of the body attacked by these diseases.” Kezistol is a powerful tonic, nour-i Ishlng food medicine, composed of valuable tonic Htiinuiauts obtained tains no narcotics or other «I®ngerou* drugs which merely deaden pain temporarily, but give no p-rmafient relief or cure the cause of dnft •is.*. Itezistol is a powerful body build er and blood mak^r; it is the b**st remedy knowoi to the medical pro- fesson to eRrtelf tbln,watery blood and supplypPw. rich red blood'to the whole body’. It wlil b*- found a most valuable remedy in cases of over stimulation n which the excessive use of liquor causes depression dullness of the faculties or intoxication; it rPuut n r- acts the depressing effects ^nd re stores the system to its normal con dition, ^ FREE—To prove “the wonderful merits of KEZISTOL we will mail a large sample bottle for 25r in silver or stamps for postage, etc. Kezistol Chem. Co. . . V Boston. Mass. PREMIIMS OFFERED FOR CORN CLUB (Continued from page one) .!. Hamilton Knighi. Su"Vev< bearing date January 28th. 1912, which is of record In th‘* office of the Clerk of the CeiKt for Colleton County, in •said State, in Plat Hook at .Pare 121, end bounded* and described as fol. lows: On tlie North by-Tract No. 7: On the Hast bv lands of C. Peeves; f'n the South by lands of Bradley, formeflv of .leuHits: and on the West by Tract No. ” Purchaser to prv r»r papers. K. M .fEFFEKIE8, Master for Colleton Counfy. r"18 3t. GASOLME ENGINES It. but they are urged to plant a two- crop pea. placing the first crop early ■n order that the second crop can V grown on the same land. Aa n re requisite for entering this contest, which will be decided nt the County Fair in the fell, the boyi must plant ‘he land upon which they grew the | oea crop In same winter cover crop. It 4s expected that this years* work among the boys will be the most sue- cwsful In the history of Colleton Conity. ' Last year over 60 boys made ex hibits, at the Connty Fair, and from ill indications, etlll larger numbers ^•ill compete this year. The Fair tssortatlon this year Is offering m gold medal, worth f25.00, to the Soy who wins first premium In the corn contest. The winner this year will be allowed to hold it until next yepr, when it will be presented to the winner then. In .case the same boy wlna.it three year* in succession. It will be given to him permanently.. The following is a list of the prei iutnn: .« / Statement of Premiums Is* premium: C)n^ ton of fertill- zr'r. worth 125.00. Klv'r*n bv 'Colle- ♦c.n Mercantile and Mfg. Cd. Rit ter. and Coin Modal offered by Fair. 2nd Premium:. ' T. . $t2.^t i ird Premium:. 12.50 4th. 'Premium:. .‘ 12.50 Premium HI . Oth Premium:... 12.50 ^Ttli Premium:. 4- ^ 8th Premium: • 9th Premium: Rheumatic Twinges! v to SfaaaVLle* It ieUeves nc" - * swollse paits Instantly, iaflaxaiaatioa and quiets that i Mac pale. Down rabbit j SLOAN'S KUb Pain esl •e rou tried others say i gives quick relief from chest and throat affee affections. Have Sloan's? Here's what mmUt l “Mr mother h.-u iUm our Hv. bottle of SI*u s Liniment, nnd sMiotirti »t*e h ovw 83 yenrs of see. »he has oh- fvtued iyyst_re|ief^ frrro hrr rbemns- 12.50 12.50 12.50 loth Premium: 11th Premium 12th Premium 12th Premium. 12.50 14th Premium: Suit. Hat and Shoes, worth $12.50, given by the H. W. Cohen Stor . Lin dmimif. CitnU. CmL Cold and Croup little boy next d«*v had ermp. I save the mother Slow.i's liniment to try. -Stic rave him three drops on snear before fainf t6 bra. and he got up»ith- eut the erotioin the mormnr "—u*-- *’■ IL Strang*, 3721 ClmmavJ Ava., Cktcugj, IU. . NeuraleU Gone "ShHin's Lniment is ttie bent modi cine in the world. It has relieved me of neuralgia. Thons pnins have all re*** and I ran truly aar your Liniment dal stnp the^v"—J»ra. C. M. fra., hmr ajj^harf 15th Premium: I At all DoaW PrlM SSc.. 80c. A $1.001 5baa’s Inetiasctive Booklet oa Beeves seat free. DU EAll 1SUM^ he, MSTON, HASS.! given by Terry Bridle % (TTATIOX Ft*r letters IHantl-attry. STATE OF SOl’TH CAROLINA County of Colleton. BY G. ALBERT BEACH Esquire. Probate Judge Whereas. E D. Spell, made suit to me to grant him Letters Dismts. wory of th» Estate and effects of Ellxabeth Spell. THESE ARB. THEREFORE, to cite and admunlsh all and singulgr the kindred and creditors of the said Elizabeth Spell, dereasod. that they be and appear before me. 1 nth" court of probate, to be held at Walterboro S C. on the 2rd day of April next, after publicataion hereof. at 11 v* clock in the forenoon, to show cause if finy they have why Hu* said Letter* Dianiissory should not he granted GIVEN under mr hand this tenth •lav of March. Anno Domini 1914, jNihlPhc.l on th > .11. is and 2% d ivs of Match and 1st da>- April in The Prc>s ; at»d Standard. G. AI.BEitT BEACH '• Pii,l»ate Judge C worth 112.50, and Shaffer. ", 16th Premium: Saddle, and Martingale, worth $12.54)-given by Rizer and Ayer. 17 th Premium: *Avqrycorn atnl Cotton Planter, given by A. >5 ieh- man and Son. - 18th Premium: Contplete »et of Tools, worth $10.00. given by Ben- ton-Koger Hardware Co. 1<ith Premium: Spring Tooth Harrow, worth *6.00. given by Far- mera Merc, and WhsK Co.,/ 20th Premium:: Gold Cuff But tons. worth $5.80. givejt by J. A. Westerberg. 21st Premium: Stetson Ha* worth $5,no. given bv Beach Bros "2nd Premium/ Watch or Clock worth $5.00, gi\en by S. Finn Jcw- elrv Ct*. 22rd Premium: Boys Sviit, worth $5.oo;- given by .f. M. Ackerman *• Bros. 24th Premium: Toilet Set. Brushes, etc., worth ?.*>.oo, given by Walterboro Inng Co. i’.'.th PreWylum leather Suit Case, worth $5*00. given bv H. Zalin. 26th Premium: Agricultural Implement, worth $5.00. given by ?f W. Blacti Jr. ,27th Premium: Trunk. >« H»h given by Sohei 41- Bogoslow. ♦ Premium: Some "orth $5.00, given l*y W. J. Tavlor 29th Premium trunk worth $5 no •riven hr The Kohen Store 2oth Premium: King QuaKtv f»Shoes. worth $4,50. given by Colle- 'on Merc. Co. .11 st.Premium: Boys Suits w-rth 14.50. given by J. Frank. A«Mitinnal Premia ms. In addition to the above. the fol- i *w ing are also offered: 1 A two-months acric;|tnra! course will he given free of charge b>nem*on College to the Fi r *. an( | Second Premium Winners Frp». admission-tickets to ts«- tors of pash to the premium fund. County Hoard of Education, |rom 'bounty Board Fund. Hugo 8. RVrkk- iand, S. P. J. Garris and S. R. Saun ders members of board... $100.00 Farmers and Merchants Bank of Wal terboro $25.00 of K T. H. Shaffer. Prest. Fair Association. ...... Dr Riddick Ackerman Dr. L- M. Stokes Dr J. M. Klein The Press and Standard. . . . D. B. Hudson. Clerk of Court R. Ecjones, county tret Hirer !,. E. Jones 10.00 a.o.) 5.00 5.0) 6.00 5.00 2 50 i $170.00 How’s 'rids’’ $5.00. r 28th We offer *one Hundretl lOdl.irv Reward for any case of CwtarTli that annoi lie cured By Hall’s Catarrh I'ure. - / F. J, CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O We, the undersigned, have known F. I.>Cheney for the last 15 years, and believ/ him perfectly honorable .n all business transactions and flnancl_ !ly able to carry out any obligatioh* made by his time NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. Tole do. O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in- (“rually, acting directly upon til* blood and mucous surfaces-, of th vstem Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by ail Druggists. \- T-»ve Hall’s Family Pills for cqU* stipatlon. “ *» « 4.4, St FOR THE GRIP Pffnma b Sometimeg U$edWiti Good RosulU I :* 1 -• he ■c. pit ‘M ‘ AflOi.lN \> TMcrs NEEDED ON EVERY FARM Fair and ron’c •' nt ti,i vy l» 'a -ip*- of th* rn-'to ,»»• * <*» Mil! 1 **» K.\>*n » '■ > »> *.'V:i r 1' V ■ •'*♦' - " if’: Th • GoM 'J.*ii^t civ» 1 ■ ’Mr . As.*-''* t * *' 'n 1. - T. » Id v. 1! ■ ••w arded this yrar to tho 1» oy v\Mn ! f !> r Firs* 4* xmj’"*i »1 • VVll i'bi ” >\\( ■d linld sat.i** un i! :!»«• |1'*X' ^ i\ ■» r. ’’ r. * * - 'vjit, *1 <* j . ,». ; 4 h) th. t I’rtmlum wtnnrr Uren. who A great mar. people uje Peru na for the gri; Some use it a soon as the ^rr;; begins, taking 1: during the acute fctage Of the dD- ease, claiming for It trreat efTi- cacy in ahorrea- lllg the o .’ .:. •; P n ».»: av sn* :« !td. Vi it un tin, Asiklm s . C.,rr* H Crrib.-r, iVfe'ida* •!t. C..;r<>: tlp'r Dunham. D.:nhat: \ Ti> Thtv D* !e YOC Ain: HEIftKBY SCMMONED nd required to answer' the Complaint n this a<-tioi;. which in on tile in the iflice of the Clerk of Court for C«>!- etoi) Count), and to serve a copy .$>f our answer to faid Compifcint on tit- 1 ubp/ribef ai hts offi-e. Walt >rbaro. L C. w rthinwJwenty days after the ( ••r\l«e hereof, exclusive of the da» ( *f such service; and W you fail to nsw-qr the Complaint within the me aforesaid, the plaintiff In this 'ction will apply to the Court for the ellef demanded in the Complaint.' y* tSgd ) M. P.v .Howell. PIa%ntiff‘M Attornnf. February 4, 1914. 3. 25. 4. *9. * CITATION For letter* DtsmlsyoryT STATE OF POUTH CAROLINA L i County of Collet^ti- ' BY G. ALBERT BEACH. Esquire. Tobate Judge. WERE AS. - Mrs. Emma Williams nnde. suit to me to grant her Let- erg Dismissory of (be Estate and ef. ects of Ltsha Brant. THESE ARE. THEREFORE, to ■He and admonish ell nnd singular 17*. K/E w ill saVo >ou rrm h / and uill in jKp much i»i yor. r present labor more cOicient. THEY are lK*ini^ introduced in larjcer numbers eat It > ea? to the r wcrk of mnn> farm* ers. THEY will propel your wood saw*, your cream srparat* ", ors. yotr corn shellers, your grist mill* in fact all kinds . . of small machinery about the farm. THEY will furnish power for \ any kind of machinery from a grind stone to a large corn or grist myi. The I. H. C. line of engines are unexcell ed and are ; prices. We *■ i*. stock them i« .'d t* o so 1»oy, w ; ^ • ‘.'i r - in su.f-L'ss i n 1- * t1% ciV!»n ItuiN w <i< v*'rnit*. *i't*U i A U » **4 1) ) t : -t W ! is rorr) j, f f * Mh r. with a w '* ?* s work. ill " fVlJ •> - »•’: is the Medal Jff. Lt will )i * a n U er; in s h o r i tta. rf it after tt.c iari!* « f > « > t cxl :!)i» Fair to- written history of hi: will b« basts 1-2 for ! for. lowest reasonable in carry a full \ Competing tnembera *n!g*‘d upon the following 1-1 for ’quality pf corn quantity of.yield; and 1 *o.«» cf production. ■ S. No comp"ting member will be' allowed to use. more-than $20.00 worth of fertilizer of any rort ’ 4 ■ All competing member:’, must make a complete report to B G Price. County Farm Demonstrator, not later than October 24th. 1914. Such report must contain a complete history of the crop, together with a full statement of the costs of pro duction. 1. No competing member will be allowe’d to enter more than jafle acre of corn In the ronteat. ^ € All competing members rauat be present at the County Fair at 12 o’clock noon, of We noon, of Wednesday during the Fair for the purpose of mak] a com pie 1* photograph of til cf members of the Club, together thpir ex hi tots I •‘-.No boy younger than 10 year* ' Mrs. Jana Gift. Many people tak"* had the grip. Tiirtr yonv~ flow. They bav.> s’lfiovd -l month cr two. v ithout dt.y complete recovery. Thon th to reruna ns a tonic, with refltlid Kirs. Jane Gift. It. F. D. 1, Ather>, Ohio, whose portrait ^pp'-nr.t above, writes. »”I think I would have been d‘'ad lone ano If It had not fc • n f>n‘ Perur.a. Six years ngo I had la grippe Very bad. The doct.tr camo to ccc me every’ day. but I gradually grew worse.* I tbld my huUband I iuouk I would surely die If 1 dll noj^et Belief soon. , "One day I picked unrr.e nows paper and nccMenuUyJffund a testi monial of a woman who had been cured of grip by Pc run a. I told my husband I wanted to try It. He went dlrqctly to the drug store and got* a bottle of Peruna. I could see the Im provement In a very short time ana was soon able to do my work. I con tinued using it until I was entirely cured.” Mr. Victor Patneoude. $28 Madison St., Topeka.’ Kas.. writes: “Twelve years ago 1 had a severe attack of la grippe and I never really recovered my health and strength, hut grew weaker every year, until I was unable Don’t Buy a Wagon Until Yc Have Seen the Columbus x Before you decide on any wagon, examine the Columbus. Stro built of the best possible material the Columbus wagon gives the i satisfactory service for the longest period of years. There is no seer the notedly long fife of the Columbus wagon. It is the result of methods employed in construction. There is no wood in this w; which has not been air-dried under shelter from one to two years. The axles and thq spokes of the wheels are hickory; the hou bolsters and sandboards are oak, and the bottom of the box is stra grained flawless pine. These are just a few examples of the care whii taken to make this wagon as reliable as (tossibie. The result is that Columbus wagon is unbeatable in reliability and enddtance. Com and examine it for yourself. We know you will be pleased. A. WICHMAN & SON LIPPMAI -SiESfe. 1 ! Rheumatism Blood Poison Scrofula, M atari Skin Disease Because it PurUu the Blood ) WHAT |IUT>D PBOFLS flAT OT >8 GREAT REMEDY—P. P. I * Twm, writes: _ „ u, prMeribM •t. ang with P. P. P. eompleubr eurod J. H. Davidson, who had auffertd fifteen rear* with blood poiaoa and oor , - . ’’Had oorsn ortarkj lalanal fever laatSnc from a week to dam. I took roar nedk-ine as a fort ^ bSLfi? ^ p - p - p -’ IT WILL HSLP YOU, V. LIPPMAN. roo—AT ALL ORUOCISTS-$im , GEORGI kVANNAH THISTLE / The soft, exquisite Thistle bloom blend, found y v in Thistle Enameled Ware, gives a rich pott< effect,making it attractive and appealing to th< who appreciate cleanliness in their kitchen. A very suitable article for a wedding present It is original in design and superior in finish to i majority of Enameled Wares on the market. You will make no mistake by selecting This Enameled Ware for your kitchen. A. Wicluitan & i of them. Cali and see I ? r allowed that la a " rc compete for the pritce. I to gu to -X L * All competing member* must | had aaotl WICHMAN 4 SON, ago I began using Pe- nnd It built up my strength so ~ couple of mouthe I was able —This winter I heve their exhibits nt the Fair I Feruna ansa drove It cut aPmr’roe- fm» U tifc Xr 1 "*' Uaa g * t ’ Jrd,l J r *•-J .M? wtfie cad l ooaagler It a The following is a list of contribu- Ltw Streit’s Davenport th;< ‘Quality First” House isxinxftoyhion to jfivc patrons some exceptional values inSfnnFs Davenports. I have quality that is both gratifying and satisfying. They ans nvo purposes—that of sofa arid bed —and are needed home. c have them j>r m' V. • f v • $25, $35, $45, $65 In Golden Oak, Fumed Oak and Mahogany. iFYbu come to nee them write us lor complete information. Our out-of-torim friends aFe invited to write us of tl *“ 1 ** We give prompt attention to all inquiric < \ 7*.* J r - car wants in our line. /y