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—4- * r . Tr, — TSE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBOIt 0, S. C. OCTOBER &, 1914. / X v'" ■ / X V . - X • « * J / . A . x .jr X 1 vi \ The Colleton County Fair Association announces that Season Tickets to the Fair purchased from Contestants in the Fair Queen Contest and at Walterboro's two drug stores, entitling the holder to four days admission to the Fair Grounds, may be ha<i for $1.00. This is at the rate of 25 cen ts per day. The regular admission is 50 cents; thus a saving of $1.00 may be effected ■' / • "* n^> . , - * * x .by the purchase of a season ticket.- When season tickets were first put on sale the price was fixed at $1.50, but to insure a larger attendance at the fair and extend to the people of Colleton County a greater opportunity to “get together” in the tru- ■ / % , • . • y ■ , ' '. i / esc sense of the word, the extremely low price of 81.00, or 25 cents a day, is announced. Do not, however, confuse this with the J9 / ■ t M ‘A' ' ^ “ ,> O / '■' * regular admission which is 50 cents. It is only by the purchase of a season ticket that this reduction is obtained. . // *' ; , * o / • ' ... '■ * • ' /Y Every day there will be High Dives and special Free Acts. The Bands will play, Exhibit Buildings will be open and the best X ‘ . / * *■ / * • « # , , > Carnival Show ever brought to Walterboro will add to the gayety. Buy a season ticket, bring the family and forget youi- l(?>. X \ \ \ - Photo’s! Photo’s! • 'y ' Untill Nov 1st “Only,” I will be / prepared to make you Some good Pictures, at my home, but Nov 1st Only, Remember the time. Am also Selling out my furniture and house hold goods cheap, dont miss <V <* this chance, a good $65.00 Range O* x . 1 * going cheap. J. R. HALFORD, Photographer NOTICE OP ELECTION. State of Soetb Carolina, County of Colleton. Notice le hereby ffiven that the' General Election for Bute end I County Officers will be held at the voting precincts preecrlbed by law In said county on Tuesday. Novem ber S. 1914. said day being Tues day following the first Monday In November, as prescribed by the State Constitution. The qualification for suffrage: Managers of election shall re quire of. every elector offering to • Me at any election before allowing him vote the production of his registration certificate and proof of the payrmhU of all taxes, assesses ngaimt him and ro!l< ctalde during the previous year. The production of a certificate or of the receipt of j the c!R< or authorized to collect such taxes sh:il b.* conclusive proof of 1 th»‘ payment thereof. list, the bones containing the ballots and written statements of tb« re sults of tho election. ▲t tho sold election eepnreve bon es will be provided nt ws^ch ^aali- fied electors will vote upon tho adop tion or rejection of an amendment to tho State Constitution, ns provided in the following Joint resolutions: The following menagers of elec tion have been appointed to hold the election at the various precincts in the said county: / Ashton: P. G. Hearse, F. Sease. W. O. Jones. t Bells: H. W. Breland. B. Herndon. P. S. Hudson. Berea: A. L. Carter. W. M. gan. J. RyLinder. Colleton: J. C. Redish. J. T. Garris, I. M. Redish. Col I a (Seville: John Reeves, T. S. Ackerman. C. Edgar Du Rant. Doctors Creek: M. D^ Rlcr.k, l,ee Martin. J. \\\ Morris. P. A. ■ ' ■ Notice to Exams of Ha- There -hall iepsrate aud distinc^f llonce P«*n: C. M. Rishor, R. V ballots nt this oleotipn f6i^ t^ie j Beach. L. I^ngdale. die-1 of the tonsils and many other ailments. It Is manufactured by a well- known company, who are perfectly reliable.” A with alight lex- II IWIwntlTe qualities. •*T have noticed a great many others taking thir remedy, and X have yet failed to see a case where the continued use of reru ns did not complete a sat- ctory cure In reason• lAfme.” Apply'' blown's Freely For l.uutbagoi Your attaiks of Lumbago are n^ nearly so hopeless as they so»em. You can relieve them almost irstuly. bv a simple application: of Sloan's Lini ment on the back and lotus. Lum bago is a form of rheutiia.iism, and yields pcKectly to Sloan’s, which penetrates qhjckly all in through the sore, teniletvtnuseb's. limbers up the back and make<i it feel fine. Get a bottle of Sloan's blnimofftf f^or 'J;» cents of any druggist And ktfte it In the house'—against colds, sore and swollen joints. rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and like ailment-*, Your money back if not satisfied, but it does give almost instant re lief. fallowing otficers, to-y’it: 1 tjov- ♦•rnor and Lieutenam- Governor; 2 ('liter State Orticers;\ .('ircuit Soli-! citor; 4. Stat*- S**nat\f; ?i. Mem bers of House of KepreseXtatives;€, County Officers. On which shall be the naiftn hr tfanie^ of the perscin i*r persons \oted for as such officers. lrre>i>ectlvoIy, anti, the officj' for v hu h they are voted. There -hall be separate boxes in which said ballots are to be deposit ed and each ballot box shall be la beled in plain Roman letters with the office/»*r officers voted tor. Whenever a vote is to be taken on any special question or questions a bn* st all be provided . properly 1 labeled for that purpose, and th»- ballots th rt*for on sin h question er questions shall be deposited therein. Before the hour fixed for opening the polls Managers and Clerks must take ami subst ribe the Constitutional oath. The Chairman of the Ho*re of Managers can administer the oath Crosby. H A1! persons who expect to make entries in the horse and mulu ; departments of the County Fair are asked to read this carefully. jThe rules provide that an entry fee of $1.00 must be paid for each ! horse o rmule and 50c for each colt entered at the Fair. I The Officers of the Association have decide to modify this feedstuffs for their stock instead of this fee. The rule was made to provide feed for the stock, and, there- Hudson’s Mill: H. A. M Hendersonville: 'lieswail Marvin, rule so as to allow those who prefer to bring a certain amount o'' Frank Moore. T. S. Blocker. * Green Pond: Charley Smith. E q. Smith. C. H. Boynton.. Jarkaonboro: P. C. Mole. \V. !!. ^ . , . ... e . Bischoff. Eritr Garvin. ford -i^e billing to bring their own feed.. byk\Y^*F co-.? < art( r ' J ' (rc , All exhibitors of horses w mules must pay either an entry Maple canv: Ashberry Addiaon. f ee G f $1.00 or deliver to Paul Goodwin, Superintendent of tho T. D. Muckcnfuas. J. O. Addison. , Y . Ritter: m. P. Ritter. \v. 11. Live stock Department, at the same time as the horse is brought 1 bushel of shelled corn and 75 pounds of hay, for colts’ feed in proportion. j Either the fee must be paid or the feed brought, and the feed must be turned over to Paul Goodwin, Superintendent of the Live- stock department. This will work no hardship, for the stock J. i would have to lie fed at home just the same. This rule is import ant.\ Be sure to abide by it. Thomas. Dc TreyiIV Carter. Petits: E *K. Joms, G. S. Giver:-, T. L. Benton. Rice Patch: Elbert Polk. Edd> Polk. E. C. Polk. Round: E. T. Hie-*, D. Pv ( af ter. C. C. Hlott. Ruffin: 11. D. Padgett. Jr. i. W. Smyley, J. F. Rhoad. Peeples: H. S. Wilfler. Crosby, Melvin Crosby. Sidney: O. B. Risher.' ( Adams. ,Ios. \V. Rrldge. Sniders: G. C. Breland, B. D. (’. to the other member* amt to the Clerk: a Notary Public must admin-| Yarn. J. D. Yarn later the oath to the Chairman, j Smoahs: F. J. Berry, I. A. Sauls, The. Managers elect their Chairman ‘ A. C. lliers. and Clerk. . , ! Tiger Creek: T J. Reach. Jno. Polls nt ear h voting place niu*t \V. Hlott. James Grayson, lie opened at 7 o’clock a. m. and Walterboro: B. B. Benton. J. I- closed at 4 o’clock p. m.. except inf Frfpp. J. R Halford, the City of Charleston, where they,,. Williams: J. B. Strickland, J. T. shall be opened at 7 a. ni. : n*: O’Qnln. J. D. « arroll. closed at ♦» p. m. White' Hall: A. A. Sanders, s. The Managers have the power to E. McTeOr. E. A. Marvin. _ fill a vacancy, and if none of the) Wiggins: H. W. Beach. J. B. GIO- Managers attend, the cltliens ian ver. la^e O’Bryan. ^ . • aopoint from among th; quallf.eu | Wolfe Creek: W. M. Hlott, W il- voters. the Managers, w ho. after be- ; Re Valentine. Willie Carter. t Stood Poitou! ■f ' mm the xmadnftil aid r*ll«t4e DA IAMT18KPT1C HHAU-NCOXL.* Mir- h«g thut pain ind heal* et Xlcta fiMiaLcu. wi. E ' 7* No. Six-Sixty-Six This » a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS 4 FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken thgn as a tonic the Fever will sol return. It acts bn the liver better than < Calomel and doaa not |r.pe or sicken. 2Sc commissioners of Election the ug sv ovn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election, the Managers and Clerk must. proceed publicly to open the ballot boxes The managers at each precinct named above Are requested to del egate one of their number to secure the boxes and' blanks for the elec and count the ballots ijicre-n. and tion at the Clerk of Court’s office continue without adjournment un-! Saturday. October 31, or Monday. til the same 1* completed, and make a statement of the result for ea. h office and sign the same. Within three days thereafter, the chairman of the board or some' one designat ed by the board, must deliver to the November 2. . A. K BEACH, Jr 8. PADGETT, A. Q. PADGETT.. Commissioners of State and Count; Election for Colleton County, 8. C. October 12, 1914. . ” ' " / < ! % V Colleton County Associa- POSITIVELY MASTERS CROUP Foley’s Horffy and Tar Compound cut-; the thick,chocking mucus, and clei.f* awtjy the .phlegm. Opens up the air passages and stops the hoarse cough. The gasping, stran gling fight for breath gives way to quiet breathing and peaceful sleep Harold Berg. Mass. Mich., writes: ’•We give Foley’s Honey and Tar to our children for croup and it always acts quickly.” For Sale by all Dealers. Check Kidney Trouble at Once There is such ready action in Foley Kidney Pills, you feel their healin--;' from the very first dose. Back ache, weak, note kidneys, painful bladder and irregular action disap pear with their use. O. Palmer, Green Bay, Wis., says: “My wifo is rapidly recovering her health and strength, due solely to Foley Kidney Pills." s For Sale by all Dealers. FOLEY KIDNEY PMS TOST BACKACHE MONEY! AMO BLADDER