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THE PRESS A14D STANDARD. WALTERBORO, & C
OCTOBER 21,1914.
Pm
4)0 IN CASH.
If
B^poes the above sound like hard timei?
or does it sound like a fairy story? It is
neither... It is die amount of cold cash
which will be awarded to exhibitors at
the Great County Fair the first week in
November.
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A CHANCE TO
MAKE MONEY
Is thus afforded and everyone com
pete for the money. Break up the hard
times by bringing in some articles for
exhibit; it will pay you handsomely and
help you to secure the few dollars which
all of us want so bad at this time. This
is your opportunity. Will you Grasp it?
Books are now ready for entries and
tags can be secured from R. M. Jef-
fcries, Secy, at his office in the Court
house. Act at once.
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COLLETON COUNTY FAR ASSOCIATION
“HARD TIES” BREAKERS..
Round Trip Rate to Columbians C
Via The Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road The 7 Standard Railroad of
the South October 23rd-*29th,
Inclusive. ,
On account of the State Agricultural ami Mechanical
Fair the Atlantic CouMt Line Railroad, the Standard
Railroad of the South, has placed into effect this very low
round trip rate to Columbia. Our patrons and friends are
invited to take this opportunity to visit the Capital, and
to participate in this most interesting and instructive
event.
Tickets on sale Oct. 23-29, inclusive, and for trains
ar/iving Columbia up to and including train No. 51, ar-
riving Columbia 12:50 p. m., October 30, 1914, limited
to reach original starting point not later than midnight
of November 2, 1914.
. NOTICE or ELECTION.
State of South Carotin. County of
.Colloton. ^
Notice Is hereby given that the
General Election for Unttod Staten
Senator and Representative'in Qpn-
grees will be held at the voting pr*-
clncU fixed by law in the County of
Colleton on Tneeday. November t.
Mi, said day being Tneeday fol
lowing the first Monday, as preecno-
ed by the SUte Constitution.
The qualifications for snffrags art
as follows: '
Hesldence In SUte for two years,
in the county one year .in the poll
ing precinct In which the electdr, of
fers to rote, fonr months, and the
payment six months before any elec
tion of any poll tax then dne and
payable: Provided, that minister*
in charge of an organised churoa
and teachers of public schools shall
be entitled to vote after six months’
residence In the State, otherwiae
qualified.
REGISTRATION.—Payment of gll
taxes, including poll Ux, assessed
and collectible during the previous
year. The production of a certificate
or the receipt of the officer author
ized to collect such taxes «hall be
conclusive proof of the payment
thereof. ^ /
Before the hour fixed for opening
the polls Managers and Clerks must
take and subscribe to the Constitu
tional oath. The chairman of the
Board of Managers can adiqister the
oath to the other managers and to
the clerk; a Notary Public must ad
minister the oath to the chairman
The managers elect their chairman
and clerk. /
Polls at each voting place must
be opened at 7 o'clock a. m.. and
closed at 4 o'clock p. m., except in
the City of Charleston, where they
shall be opened at 7 a. m. and clos
ed at 6 p. m.
The manager* have the power .w
fill a vacancy; and*'if none of the
managers attend, the citizens can
appoint, from among the qualified
voters the managers, who, after be
ing swotn. ran conduct the election.
At the close of the election, the
managers and clerk must proceed
the ballot boxes and
s therein, and con-
journment until the
1, and make a state-
ult for each office,
me. Within three
he chairman of the
one designated by
BUU of South Carolina—Colleton
County. <
I will Mil at public outcry before
tfe court hotiM at Walterboro on
talMday ii November the following
tract of land for taxes:
Catherine Rutlodge.—28 acres of
load, bounded on the went by White
Hall road; north by lands of John
Campbell; east by lands of Emmanuel
Nowton. Tax, costa and penalties,
L.O. OWENS.
Sheriff Colletoa County, 8. C.
SHERIFF’S SALE. *
I will Mil at public outcry before
the court house- at Walterboro on
salesday in November the following
tract of land for taxes: - *
Estate A. Coaxum.—38 acres of
land In Vordler township, bounded
on the north by lands of Carter;
east by lands of Sanders and^Lem-
acks, and on the west by lands of
Jennie Bright. Tax, costa and pen
alties, ° 18.15.
L. G. OWENS,
Sheriff Colleton County.,
publicly to ope:
count the ball
tlnue without i
same is coropb
ment of the >
and sign the
days thereaft<
board, or so 1
the board, mi
missloners of
the boxes con
written statet
the election.
MANAGER
The following
have «been
deliver to the com-
!Ctlon the poll ilst,
ling the ballots and
its of the result of
$10 DISCOUNT
allowed esc* pupil who enters our college within tho next thirty days.
If Interested, write at once for foil particulars. Electric fans installed
in each department .of-the college. (
McFeat Bowen Business College, Colinnbia, S.C.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
State of South Carolina—Colleton
County.
I will sell .at public outcry before
the courthouse at Walterboro on
sales day'in November the following
tract of land for taxes: w. M. Kin
sey. 150( acres in Snider School dis-
trlcf, bounded on the north by lands
of W. W. Bishop, on the South by
lands of G. F. Kinsey, on the,.East 1
by lands of W. L. Lane on the^West
by lands of C. V. Kinsey. Tax, costs
and penalties 832.41.
L. G. OWENS.
Sheriff Colleton County, S. C.
• L. G. OWENS,
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Children between ages of 5 ami 12 years, half fare.
W- J. CRAIG, T. G WHITE
Passenger Traffic Manager. Gen Pass. Agent.
. Wilmington, N. C. a r
Muw T© Give Qulala* To ChridrT?.
FXiaiUmt la th«trada-aiaiii«amt gfvea to as
bapaewad Ovinia*. ltiaaTasi«l«aaByrap, pleaa-
Mt to Uks sad docs pot diatarb Um stomach.
Children taka it aad Barer know H is Qainiac.
Alas asaocialty adapted to adalts who caaaot
taka ordinary Oaiaia*. Doan not aavaaate nor
luh*mratUa»«*rou < Bccd^fnin« h *orViiy pur*
pore. Aak for 9-oa-
aaare maaiUNX is
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Tor Poultry Troubles ?
mr and you cure the bird. Nearly
_ Hag are due to a disordered liver,
if of poultry rakers who use it all year
keep thdr flacks la good health, highly
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riff T\a A STOCX A POUITRT
mwcmB
cholera.
pSul?Sy 8 m&?cwI
is a apJcndtd care lor Itrer
trouble, roup aad chick ra
. Qivra regaiartr
w ftcd, la somU
H alto nukes sa
Purc^lOkls.
Me. Me sad 81. per
OF ELECTION.—
Managers of Election
ppointed to hold th?
election at the various precincts In
the Raid county:
Adhton: J. J. Miley, .chairman
J^ W. Hiers. M. H. Ruth.
Berea: L. H. Smith, chairman:
J. M, Strickland, Jr., O. VV. Padgett
Colleton; Jasper M. Strickland
chairman;. C. C. Price. L. A. Gray-
. 'JD.
Bells: A. A. Herndon, chairman;
S. P. rimer, J. E. Hudsoa.
Cottsgeville: P. B. Ackewman
'halrn.iaiv: J. U. .’.eke;:..:*:, IV K
Willis.
HcKtors (*re. k: M. W lir. lar.'i
ebairman; W. VV. Martin, r. 'n Chn.--
sereau.
Green Pond: H. i;. Price eliair
man; Willie Sntitl>, \\. l)r.>\ uj
Hendersonville: ’Jasper Uoberr
son, e iiaiiman; .1. V. VV. H
Citlters
\ Horne Pern:' .1. S. Hailey, ehair-
.1. F. Strirkbiuel. .toe. l.nn;;
dale.
HudsoKs Mill: K. K. JHidton
ebairmau; tv Benton, lolin VV
Avant. •
• JatkRonboro: .CSM, Padgett, e hai
man; C. W. (tutler, dHish Garvin.
Maple Cane: I. VV r fHteves, e hai;
man; Janjeja. Ackerman, JXF. AeU’i
son.
Peoples^ .1 M. Crosby, chalriii?
E. it. Smith, ('has. Craven. '
Petits: I) !,. Walker, chairman;
L. T. Givens. Jr.. G. A. Blocker,
Ritter: A. C. Sanders, chairman:
J. P. Thoma.f; ’ll. V . ’titter.
ituttin; Robert . .oilier, ebair-
‘man; .1 VV Miley, Jr.. 11 F. Pre-
land
Sydney: (), G.'Hrielgo, chairman;
J. B. Kinsey, O. (}. (JrnhcT
S«noaks: A. B. Smith, chnlrmau:
1). M. Snroak. J. W. F’aelgett. /
SnlderF: il. p, Clmer, chairman;
Lee Givens, QuiHi<* Herndon,
Tiger Creek; l,. VV. Beach, chan-
man; J. (’. Crosby, J. K Linder.
Walterboro: A. A. Patteitson. Sr.,
chairman; A Z. Sear.-on, o. H. Ren
ton.
VV UMams: H. II. vV'illiamH, ciiair-
mau; Jos. Ramsey, J. E. Martin.
Lodge-; G. VV. Bruhson. chair
man; R. R. Hiers, H W. Cart»‘r,
Rice Patch: T P. Murdaugh,
chairman; J. F. Rentz, J. *W. Car-
son.
Round: T A. Hill, chairman; R.
G. Willis, A. Driggers.
The ’ managers .at, each precinct
named above are requested to del
egate one of their number to secure'
the boxes and blanks for the election
at the Clcjfk of the Court’s offle»
Saturday, October 31. or Mondav.
November 2, 1914.-
D. B. PEURIFOY
’ II. W. BLACK, Sit.
C. J. CONE. w
Conimissionera of Federal Election
for Colleton County. S. C.
October 12, 1914.
VV T. Hutchens. Nicholson, Ga..
had a seveof*' attack of rheumatism.
His feef, ankles and joints were
swollen, and moving about was ven
painfuh He was certainly In a bad
way ^ hen he started to take Foley
Kidney Pills. He says, "Just a fe v
doses made me feel better, and no*v
my pain* and rheumatism are ail
gone and 1 sleep all night long.”
For Sale by All Dealers.
-mm IK Seres. Otter ReaMlas Vesl Cere
The worst cm**, no taatter of how long wending,
•re cured hr th* wonderful, eld rtUaUe Dr.
Porter** AntteeptK Hreliitc OU. It relirre*
Paul and Hull *t the mbic nau. Sc. Me, fLOa
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SHERIFF’S SALK.
State of South Carolina—^Colleton
County.
I will sell at putme outcry before
the court house at Walterboro v on
salesday In November, the following
tract of land for taxes: O. F. Cope
land. 10 acres In Heyward township,
bounded on the North ,by lands of
D. B. Blake, on the South by lands
of Richard Murray, on the West by
lands of Gabo Hamilton.
^ Tax, costs and ponaltleo 88.80.
* L. G. OWENS, *
Sheriff of Colletoa County. 8. C.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
State of South Carolina—Colleton
County.
t will sell at public outcry before
the court house at Walterboro on
aalesday in November the following
tract of land for taxes:
Est. A. M. Preveaux, 75 acres in
Penlel School district, bounded on
the Nortu by land ^ of L. u. Hiott. c n
the South by Wee^ Nettle on tho
West by Black Creek, on the east by
C. H. Boynton. Tax, costs and pen
alties. $9.25.
L. G. OWENS,
Sheriff of Colleto’i Cou**’y. S. C.
Prafescional Notices.*
TiTm. JEFFERIES,
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Attorney-at-Law,
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
Walterboro, S. C.
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Will Praciiccrin AH (yurts.
DR. A. J. ANDERSON,
DENTAL SI RGEON.
OFFICE HOURS:
9 A. M. to 2 I*. M.; ;* »*. >l. to 0 P. M.
PHONE IOO\
■Walterboro, h. c.
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Lower Prices on Ford Cars
Effective August 1st, 1914 to August 1st,
1915, and guaranteed against any reduc-*
tionsin during that time. All cars fully
eqipped f. o.'b. Detroit
Runabout - - $440
Touring Car - $490
Town Car -. - $690
In tho United States only.)
Buyers to Share : n Profits
All retail buyers of new Ford cars from
August 1st, 1914 to Augut August 1st,
1915, will share in the profits of the com
pany to the extent of $40 to $60 per car,
on each car they buy. PROVIDED: we
sell and deliver 300,000 new Ford car du
ring that period. -
Ask Us for particulars
Ford Motor Company
Walterboro Garage Co., Ltd.
Agents Colleton and Dorchester Counties.
POWERS CARPET CLEANING AND RUG COMPANY.
The most modern and beet equipped plant in the State for rug and
carpet cleaning. Ou- scouring process makes your carpet leok new.
Carpets altered and remade. • >
Oet of town work given prerap t attention. * We guarantee our
w*ork to be the best. Write us for estimates stating the quality and
size of rugs. Powers Carpet Cleaning un d Rug Co. ISP Wentworth
Street, Charleston, H. C.
Willi
For Beauty, Durability. No Painting. No Repairs. Low In- ‘
suranee. Cool in Cummer. Warm in Winter.
SUMMERVILLE BRICK COMPANY, Summerville, S. C.
.J— ^ -sa” J. !— 0 - ^—nr — 1
Dtpsidned
«nd
. Patented J
lee? r
DR. 11. W. BLACK, SR.
Dental !>turgo»n
WALTERBORO, M. C.
, ^ated' with Dr. D. J, Me i
hany in uffw*e next to \Va,lterbo.n
I):ug CompfMav. Usual Office Hour?
PHONE C7X.
O. E. DulUNT.
LINT.
I <&nd
Civil F.ngitMeT and 1 And Murveyv
tXJTTAGKVILIJC. S.
Prompt Atteotiim given aM bu«'r^w
Pints Made. ALL WORK GUARAN
TEED.
HOW CilMN m
Children grow by nourishment—not,
overloaded stomachs or rich foods but
qualities that are readily converted into
life-sustaining blood; too often their
digestive powers cannot. procure these
qualities from ordinary foods which results
in weakness, dullness and sickness.
If your children are under-size, under
weight, catch cold easily, are languid,
backward, pale or frail, give them Scott’s
Emulsion which is pure medicinal nourish
ment. It sharpens the appetite, builds
healthv flesh, firm muscles and active
brains. Scott’s is growing-food for
Children. Refuse alcoholic substitutes.
Notice.
The chairmfn of the various
Hoards ?f tr istees or otne** mem
bers In Colleton county will please
call at the Superintendent's office
for School Registers, t have a large
number of new registers on haxd In
which are new forms for pay war
rants. * 1 desire al) bboards to use
the new forms, and therefore ask
that they get them as soon as pos
sible. No claim will be recognized
by the Superintendent/of Education
unless they are made out on said
new forms of claims, as it is iropas
sible to make out my annnal report
without these’ forms being used. I
will therefore respectfully ask every
teacher Td fill every blank in the
new form before they present their
annoal rport to me.
HUGO S. STRICKLAND.
County Superintendent. '
10-7-31.
Twenty-seven Years Ago
the first Cortright Meta) Shingles were put, on.
Th*
Standard
EvarSinca
They’re still on—stii! in good condition, and ^
the only attention they’ve had ia an occasional
coat of paint
In addition to the lasting qualities, they’re
Fireproof, Stormproof and inexpensive.
FoK Sale by
WK HMAN & SON
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ROOFING-ROOFING-ROOFING
$3.00 PER SQUARE -
First-class Galvanized Corrugated and V-Crimped Roofing in 6, 7, 8 and
10 foot lengths. ,
Sticks 10 cents per square extra. Only requited with V-Crimped Roofing.
_ , COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY. 823 Cerrefr Sfroef, CoIrnmHm, 5. C.
Get a Better Price For Your Cotton
Have it Ginned od s the
Lummus BlJst Gin
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i/ Higher Grade* Bigger Tumout, Cleaner Seed
w. C. SAUNDERS, STOKES, S. t
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When You Want to Buy
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Furniture Cheap Go To
GEORGE W. GLOVER
Railroad Avenue
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