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A!f ORDINANCE \ ✓ rfl ; • Orderinc w»d directing the hold- , |«g' of an election by the qyalfled registered electors «f the town of Walter boro, upon the qsestlon of is suing coupon bonds of the said town for the erection of a sewerage plant for the said town fpr Jhe ose an’d benefit of the said tow n and Its cit- Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of Walter boro, now in session: WHEREAS, a PeUtlon signed by ar-majortty of the freeholders of the tew* of Walterboro. as shofrn by the Tea Hooka of the said town, has been Med with the Tbwn Council of ♦he said town .asking that the said Tow* Council of the said twwn of Walterboro order an election by the qualified registered electors of the •aid Town of Walterboro on the queotioa of issoingcoapon eonos of the said Town of Walterboro of the par ralne in the aggregate of twelre thousand dollars, bearing interest nt flre pereeutum per annum, pay able In any legal tender money of the United States forty yean after date, with the pririloge of redemp tion after twenty years from date, for the erectlea of a sewerage plant fer the said town of Walterboro for the use and benefit of said town and Us citiaona; « . « NOW| THEREFORE. It (Is Or dained. Ordered and Directed. T-iat an election by the qualified register ed electors of the said Town of Wal ter boro be held 1* the said Town of Walterboro on the 7th day of July, 1914, upon the question of issuing coupon bonds of the said Town of Walterboro of. the p»»r value In the aggregate of-twelve thousand dol lars < $12,000 >. bearing Interest at the rate of five per centum per an num. payable in any legal tender money of the 1’nlted States fort> vears after date, with the privilege of redemption a'ter twenty years from dale, for the erection of a sew erage. plant for the sa:<: Town of Walterboro for the use ami benefit of the said town and Its citizens That such election ue conducted in accordance with the provisions of law. ami th*»t the same be held in City Hall aft the day aforesal*. and the polls Miali i>e opened at * o'clock a. in. and close at 4 o’c lock p. nr, ami at such elec tion the elec tors favoring the Issue of ^said bonds shall vote ballots with the vords “For the issue of bonds for the erection of a sewera-e plant for the Town of Walterboro. Yes," printed thereon: and the electors opposing the issue of such bonds shall vote ballots with Che words. “For the issue of bonda for the erec tion of a sewerage plant for the. Town of Walterboro,—No.” printed theron. That three hundred of each of which ballots the City Clerk is hereby directed to cause to he printed and placed at the polls for nee by the qualified registered- elec tor* voting at such election. That at such election only those qualified under the law shall be allowed to vote, and the registration books for the said election shall he opened twenty days before the election and remain open for a period of li* days. That A. A. Patterson, Sr. .1. 11 Chaplin and C. 11 ,1 facer are here by appointed and tlesignaiod as managers of said election to conduct the same arroiciing to law. canvass the vote and make due* return thereof to the Town Councu. That notice of said elect Ion shall be given by publishing a wwpy of this Ordinance in the Press .and Standard, a uev.spaper published in the said Town oi Walterboro. ob^c a week fqr not less than three sue c-essive weeks itn mediated) preced ing such election. l>o«e and Ha titled by Council as sembled. the 1st day of June. r.*l4. t Signed » W. H. Ackerman. IV It. lilac k. Mayor Clerk anci Treasurer. >tatc* forty years after date, with the ' privilege of redeniptlcn after twenty year* from date, to meet the coat of purchasing., erecting, oper ating, constructing, and ownlrg wa terworks for the said Town of Wal terboro for the use and benefit of ■aid town and to supply the citii3n* thereof, be held on the 7th dav of 'July, Alt, upon th-J question of Is suing the said bonds lor thu pur pose aforesaid, such elec, t inn to he conducted in accordance with the laws of force gormiplng municipal elections. That such election shall be held at the City Hall on the day aforesaid and the polls shall be opened therefor nt 8 o’clock, n. m. and done at 4 o’clock p. m., and at auch election the electors favor ing the {ssue of said bonda shall vote ballots with the words. “For the issue of bonds for purchasing, ernctlng, operating, constructing and owning watrworks for the Town of Wftltorhoro,—Yee fc ” printed thereon, and the electors opposing such Issue •f bonds shall vote ballots with the words “For the Issue of bonds for purchasing, erecting, operating, con structing and owning waterworks for the Town of Walterboro,—No.” prlntod thereon. That three hun dred of each of which ballots the Ctty Clerk la hereby directed to cause to be printed and placed at the pOlla for the uae of the qualified registered electors voting St such election. That at such election on ly those qualified under the law shall be allowed to vote, and the Registration Books for the' said election shall be opened twenty days before the election and shall remain open for a perjod of ten days. That A. A. Patterson. Sr, J. H. Chaplin and C. H. Fraser are hereby appointed and designated as managers of said election to conduct the same according to law t canvass the vote, and make due return thereof to the Town Council. That notice of said election shall he given by publishing a copy of (Til* ordinance in the Press ami Standard, a newspaper published in the said Town of Walterboro. once a week for not less than three suc cessive weeks immediately preced ing such election. Hone ami Ratified by Council as sembled. the 1st day of June. V.U4. I Signed > W- ». Ackerman. D. U. Black, Mayor. . Clerk and Treasurer. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF • • Jser, William West. Alice West l>u Hose, Atlantic Coaet Line Itoitroad .The State of South-rarolir.a, Co-m Company. Annie W. Olover. A. L. tv of Colleton, In the Court of Cooi-i Pipcker. Mrs. Mary L. (Mover.. O. G. ' , pvn- '' 1 Brow n. United State* Trust Company ’ ’ . , '■ • of New York. Corporate Trustee, and Funice Glover. Henry ( . Glover, , gbeldon. individual trus- W. C. Glover. Jr., Wade II. Glover. Farmers and Merchants Bank. BertievMontgpmery, Marlon Glover., Adams. B. G. Hyrne. Georgia and Beulah Glover (adults). &nd p^rrell. James A. Robinson. Lillie Margaret Roger and Lindsey Roger, oiover. M. H. Howeu, Maggie Glo- infants by Florence S. Roger, their l ver> da,., Sanders. Joseph Glover, gutfrdian ad litem. Plaintiffs;, ' 8t. Vlalr Glover, and G. Logan Qio- Against: „ !ver. J. M McRenxle.. and P. A. Dor- John D. Warren, Trustee, ( olleton ■ Dian Defendants: Mercantile Company, Colleton A»er canttle and Manufmcturing Company. John D. Warren. T. M. Williams. C. A. Eckardt. Josephine Eckardt, J> O. Glover. F. M. Morris. E. T. H. Shaf fer. P. R. Rivers, Walterboro Cotton Mill*. Elmira A. Sanders. Nellie Gadsden. Campbell Sanders. Ethel Sanders. Belle Sanders. Anderson Sanders. B. R. Shaders. R. H. Wich- man, Walterboro Cotton Oil Compa ny. J. M. Smith. Jr.. Cummings Iron Works and Supply Company. Waltot- boro Ice and Fuel Company (former ly Walterboro Ice and Light Compa ny), Jnmea E. Peurlfoy. M. R. Blanchard Lollle Smith. Alma Jack- son. Stephen Lewis. Ben Hlott. B. B. Beaton. Whltford Bryan. J. P. Hern don. N. G. Morrall. W. 8. Marvin. Mr* A. B. Graves. Maria O. Y’nrandore, C. D. Stewart. Jameo Alfred Ackerman. Mrs. L. C. Carter. Annie vo* Lehe. C. M. Grace, in his own right and as trustoes C. M. Grace. Jr.. Mary Har dy, Wlaabee Rlrby. Marion O. Grace. Rhame Grace. Pearl Grace. Mildred Grace. Eflle Taylor Morrall. J. O. Padgett. C. G. Padgett, and Nancy Padgett, as executors and executrix, respectively, of B. H. Padgett, de ceased. and the said C. G. Padgett and Nancy Padgett in their .own right. l>on,ie Padgett, Harvey Padg ett. Dewey Padgett. Colette Padgett. Copy of Summons for Relief: To the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the Complaint la this action, which wan Sled la tho ofllce of the Clerk et thin Court nt Walterboro. 8. C.. on Jana 28. 1914. and to nerve a copy of year answer to sold Complaint o* the subscribers at their oAce. Walterboro. 8. C.. within twenty days after tho aervfc* hereof, exd naive of the day of seek service; and If yen fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs la this action will apply to the Court fer the relief demand ed in the Complaint. FI8HBURNE A FI8HBURNE. HOWELL ft GRUBER. Plaint!trs Attorneys. Dated May IS. 1914. Rheumai'sm Blood Poison Scrofula, Malaria Skin Disease Because it Purifies the Blood . UPPMAN’SCRJEAT RBIS SPY—P. P. P. IT W^TlIwU* ««, TOO-AT ALL MIUOaMTS-,I.M SAVANNAH, QRORQIA FOURTH OF JULY CHEAP EXCURSION RATES AX mtlMWNCK AN OiCDIMM'K Ordering and'DinTting a Sue* lal Fleet ion in Ihe Town of Wallerhofo upon the question of issuing coupon' bonds of th** said town for tlu* pur pose of pun-lia*inc. erect inc, oper ating. constru* Lug «nd owning w» terwork* tor the said town for the use and lieneflt of the paid town and to supply the citizens t.ieico*. on a petition ot a majority of tne free holder* of the Town of Walterboro Be it ordained b> <1‘** Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of Walter boro now in Session. ‘ Whereas a petition signed by a majority of tlu* freeiioioeis of the Tov.ij of Walterboro, a* shown by the Tax Books of said town, has been filed with the Town Council of the said town asking that fhe sa:d Tew n Council order an elect ion h> the qualified registered electors of the said Town of Wailerboro, to in* conducted according fo law, upon the question of Issuinr coupon bent* of the said Town of Walter boro of the par value in the aggre gate of eighteen thousand dollar* llfc.Oout. bearing interest et.lue per centum per annum, payable In any l«gal tender money oCvhr Uni ted Suites forty years a'tVr date, with privilege of redemption after twenty years from date, to meet the cot>: of purehaerg. erec'j i*.. oper ating. construt ting, and owning wa terworks for the said town of Wal terboro for the u*»r and benefit oi the said town and to erppty the clt- ixens thereof. Now, threfore. ft Is. Ordered, Ordered and Directed. That an elec- : ticn by the qualified registered lec tors ot the said Town ul Walteibpro to be conducted according to law, upon the said question of issuing coupon bonda of the said Town ot Walterboro. of the par value jn th* aggregate of eighteen thousand dol lar*. bearing interest at. five per centum per annum, payable in an* legal tender money of the United Authorizing and directing an election by the qualified registered electors ot live Town of Walterboro of three citizens of said town or city as Commissioners of Public Works for said town. Be lr Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of tho Town of VYAlter- boro, now In session: That an- election Is hereby order ed to be held by the qualified, reg istered electors of the Tow n of Wal terboro. on the 7th day of July, lit 14, for the election of three cit izens of Hit* town of Walterboro as Commissioners of Public Works, whose term of office shall be for the time designated by' law, arfd who shall pos-«e:‘H su< h pow ers and du ties as are conferred by law. Thar such election shall he hehi at the City hall on the day aforesaty^ and the polls shall be opened joere-or u eight o’clock a. m and close at' 4 o’clock p. in., and that at such elec-'' tlon only those qualified under the law wrlL; be allowed to vote, and the Registration Hooks for said election shall be opened twenty days before Hie election and remain open for a of ten days. That A. A. Pat- n, Sr., J. 11. Uhapun and (’. H. FraseK are hereby appointed and designated as managers of said elec tion to Conduct the same according to law, canvass the vote, and make due return thereof to the To. n Council. That notice of su< h election shall he given by publishing a copy of •hi* Ordinance in the Press and Standard, a newspaper published at cValterboro. S C . once a week foi not less than three successive weeks prior to such election '•Done and Ratified liy Council as sembled. the 1st day of June, lfil4 (Sipped » W\ B. Ackerman. D. B Black. Mayor. cVk and Treasurer. Via the Atlaatie Coast Liae, the Htaadard Railroad of the Softth. Ton'll And It oa tho top of CORTR1GHT Metal Shingle On account of the Fourth of Jury Excursions round trip tickets will be sold at very low fares at all sta tions on the Atlantic Coast Line, on July 2. *7 and 4. to all points within a radius of about three hundred It is pot there to protect yon as well as os from the imitator. Roofs covered with these shingles 27 years ago are good today, and nave never needed re pairs. That’s why they’re imitated. Therefore, look for this stamp. For Sale by • A. WICHMAN & BOX ... iifc, ^’4 X < rj y- > . 011, ruuiir’iif v vgvjiac; a *» »* r*'* * • n rsi'iiu?* t/* at/vui iiiiqrr? u xaaiiai ”*a Flizaheth Padgett. Dorothy Padgett, ; and twenty-five miles from the seil- H. W. Black. Jr.’, as executor of Rob- | ing point, limited returning to reach ert Rlac k. Sr., deceased, and in ills original starting point prior to mid own right. Jane Black. Benjamin night of July 7. 1914. Kates are Black. Thomas Black, Robert Black, not made to points north of Wash- Flizaboth Kinsey Jane Garris. M. F. ington. For full particulars regard- Fripp, Carrie R. Gruber, John Black, ing fares, arhbtfules. etc., apply to David Black. Charity B. Gahagan. ‘ May Patterspn, Augun-a :;iack. F. A. Marvin, J. A. Padgett. D. Lawrence Smith, A. D. Dodd. Ina D. Savage, . II. F. Savage, Marion Savage, Annie ■ tan. X. C K. Jefferies. L. N. Glover. Ottalee U. _ Glover. J. B. Risher, F. H. Lime. How To Give Quinine To Children. Florence S Roger (formerly Flor ence S. Glover), Fliza L. Murphy. Marguerite Murphy. Lillian Murphy. W. P. Murphy. Beatrice G. Huggins. John F. Kinsey, F. L. Kinsey. F. C. Bennett. Sarah A. Drayton, Colleton County Fair Association. Rosena West Crutchfield. Maybell West Fra- T. M Williams, ticket agent. Wal terboro. S. C.; W. J. Craig, passen ger traffic manager, or T. C. White, general pa.senger agent, Wllming- FKBR*LINK •» the trade-suift nasi* gteea to so i .uprovej Uumine. it is a Taitelesa Byrwp, plea*- aat to tike aoldoee sot dUtorb Ike atomach. Childrea tike it a ad nerer know It is Qaiatoe. Aleo especiahr adapted to adalts who caaaot *ike ordinary Qainine. Poes sot nauseate caaac aereonaaese aor Hagiaf ia the head. Try red Qaiatoe for it the Best time yoa need Qaiatoe for a ay par pose. A-k lor 2-oaace original package. The name FKBUUNK is blown to botUe. U COTTONSEED MEAL AND HI LLS. FOR HOUSES AND MULES * F k . ( ottonrred mral as^a food for all kind.* of Cni*.’ •. lIog-% Sheep and Goafs, is already *o veil known ar, to need no com ment. Hut it is not so well known that COTTONSSED MFAL is equally valuable* a* a FlKKD FOR HORSES AND MULES Tin •niinent Dr. Tail Butler, formerly of the South Carolina Rkperi- rupnt Station, a recognized authority on animal feeding, say*, in speaking of a proper ration for work-hom*s and mule*: “I would rather have two pounds c: Cottons* *d Meal tiia:i four pound* of corn. I would rather have t wo pound* of Cotton- need meal than four pound.- of oats*. Corn is a good horse* feel, but we are wasting two million dollars per year in South Caro lina in feeding an ail-corn ration.” Let us send you free booklet, full of valuable information t> •very FEEDER OF FARM STOCK. Address, WALTERBORO OIL MILL, Walterboro, S. C. Eemale Greenville, S.C. •d Imparting the Knowledge, Ideals and Accomplish* menls oP Perfect Womanhood No Sonth-m in&tkutim affirl* young wnm«n m<*r» roaip>t*> for » hroBd. hlionil •xlu.-atioii tnsn *-*h ttm i.i—n, ill* KMin.tlr Collog.-. It ik prapara.! in •vrry way to train itn stnd-ut* t*>r t:* ni **f t'n* f a!l«<t rtR'-i-n -y and r-Hpoiik::.illty !ta equipment. fat nUy. rnaroea of studf nutt rullural luiuanvea are cntirvly in harmony with present day reqalrw- menu. BUILDINGS eq-ilppc,! »1 :>g th* m*><t nw«ier-i tin.-, for-onver.ient. romfortebie life ar.*! e*l"io* t work S*>v»iitei-n *-la.,-r**mi,; 2> p-..v..i pra. t •» r***.m». li!*rary; »■( pirior,; well 0*1*111*;,* I k inin-e 'l-partuienl. kit. he:i fumikhe*! at c>kt of C*ii»ge-*»w3*d dairy. ENTRANCE UPON 14-UNIT BASIS. !-.vi to 15 A . B I. . and N A de- gr-e. \a''ial*1e prarloal trainmg in Araaitr*, Bann**» Comru. lea.!ing to iliplom*. r ioro.1^1 .onrkr,. lea*l*’*g t • *li;*l**x *-*. in Conservatory of .Vmnr. <!*->artinent» ol Art. Expression. Physical Culture. kindergartMi. Normal Traimng Coarse. Mo<t healthful I«* i»tlnh: refined n\so<-ia«.*« Chri-tian Uarhirc. and inflnein-aa. f'rm atm'-n, *. dxe iplitie The iiiklltutnin aim, to alfonl the 1*—l *>1.. atiwtial opportunltM*, at For C'atalr*gue, , l ire*- D., President, Greenville, S. C, ininimum <m><; DAVID M. RXM^AY, D. 1785 - - * . i i • c 'V «- • J. W w COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON Souih^2ro*ira f s Oldest College 180TH VEAH BE4HXS SEPTEMBER 25TH. Plcuv Take Notice That Book* of Subscription to the lupiUl stock ot tlu* V a finer* Union Ginnery Companv will be opened a! o’clock p. m. Julv 10, 11)14. at tlu* Gin House at Moselle. S C., and that Immediately thereafter a meet- ing.of the corporations and sub- seri'bers to the capital stock will be held for the purpose of organization. ■ J. H. YARN. H M W(X>D. J S. SANDERS. Notice to Democrats. The attention of ever) voter in Colleton county Is called to that portion of section 11 of the new rules governing primary election*, which reads as follows: “Each ap plicant for enrollment shall in per son write upon the club roll his FULL name, and immediately there after his age. occupation and post- otfire address.’’ etc. This rule mans what it says, namely, that each vo ter must sign his full nami* and not his. initials All of those voters who have signed their initials are re spectfully asked to re-enroll*., by signlug their full names This may appear ar a mere techn'.crlity to i many, hut ( it is the desire of the «ounty eomjpiltlee ihat the new rules t*e lived up to in every respect in Colleton county. At least, it will he no hardship to sign the full name and all voters are urged to do so. M P HOWELL. Attest:' County Chairman. R M-JEFFERIES. Secretary. Entrance examinations at all tlu* county s**ats on Friday, Ji.jV 3rd. at 5) a. m. Full four year course* lead to the B. A. and B. S degrees. A two-year pre-medical coursX Is given. “ A free tuition scholarship is as* gned to each county Spacious buildings and athletic ground, and unexcelled library f.ullitos. Expenses reasonable. For terms and catalogue, addres*. HARRISON RANDOLPH, President in the state, well equipped laboratories zioco: 30 ~ ^ Tj _ Greenville, w 32^ci L/OlIegC, South Carolina • * *»w»* *)U r wim k's.i ltt* r:u ; *•• i dauyt*..n. <• rd*..;« ,. ' i. ■ * t 1 1;, * i ,i < t|teg «• t e*,* * • It * 4 i • to .11 ' ll* l 'a • 1 «.‘iui.il*. » r v v*!4»*i'’. <**i'i i .'tji" t*»w n>n*!>r •'> i.- v • t •* *n tj *n .*k*. k rv i i** • in.d I'. .*i* i* eiii|*!,»..i.'i-il, a » :<>'■ -•'* i»i* * . .... 1 ... 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Mcr. tt. l w * .*• i .f •• jctapDryThrittisn chiracter. spectslut* n ihiir « i*>.*.,-*j.,. i ■* v ■' » , i i* ' re* '-.-•v >/ rrtj S.nooancernenis. oJtfress REV. S. O. DY^D, IX D., President, GREENVILLE, S. G , • -‘V / 1 ■ u:’,t ji T" -j 30001 MEDICAL COLLEGE OE SOULH CAROLINA y 4’HARI.ESTOX. 8. C. <* Department of Medicine and Pharmacy. Owned and Controlled by the State. 8(Uh Session Opens October 1. 1914, Closes Jane 3. 1915. . - Fine new building ready for occupancy..October I. 1914. Ad-* vantageously located opposite Roper Hospital, one f the largest h spit a Is in^he South, where abundant clinical material l* offer- fd. Hospital contains 218 beds. Practical work Senior Students in Medicine and Pharmacy a Special Feature. Large and well equipped laboratories in l»oth schools. Department of Physiology and Embryology in affiliation with the Charleston museum. Nine full time teachers in Laboratory branches. Six graduated appointments each year in medicine. For catalogue address. OSCAR W. HCHLEEfER. RegMenr. (Wieeteft. H. V. MHnMa&MmoiT ■* SAVANNAH. GEOR&I A. A MATTRESS OF MERIT The Perfection is the best mattress your money can buy. It is tufted, weighs 45 pounds, covered with' the best quality ticking, and won’t go to lumps and (P ‘1 Q fT A bumps * 9i-OoOU Steinfeld Telescope Cot, $3.50 It folds up and goes into a small canvas case. Needed in every home. Baby Cariole Safe place for the baby to play and sleep. On wheels, mattress bottom. Every (£’1 £aA mother wants one vAvJBtlv/ SIEGUNu MUSIC HOUSE . .“THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN MUSIC” Pianos, Player Piano?, Organ?, \ ictrola? and music of all kinds. We solicit your patronage and will give prompt and careful service. 243 King Street, Charleston, S. C. ,~ Samuel D. Carr. Special Representative, Kiugstree, S. C. 4 4