The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 18, 1914, Image 4
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS.
ADS.
TE8RY
It.
We wish to aik that pai
excuse thd shortness of aews this
wook aad we will try to give them
Seroaft^.a lire, Meal an*
For Bal^—Farm of 50 peroa. under
fens#; six miles froni Walterboro.
* Apply H. Koger. 4-Itpd
FOR SAIyl—Syrup barrels holdlag
■40 to 00 gallons. Apply .T: J.
T McDaniel. «• Nor. .11.
w . •
Granulated Sugar
Walterboro. the ccrnir.R City.
»'oc* ' acycr.o
ITu. . Thcw?
hatj^eu 1 to iinoi*'
Weather like this reminds us thr.t
St is time to put 'em on agaitr.
Time to begin now for a
an<: better f^fr.
bigger
war
Have >du ever thought/ of
i
What has become of the aftcr-
«ir.»h inan that, oatv vraie for Th
State?
VALEDICTORY.
ia .the course of human erenta
there cornea a (im« when farewell*
mast said and words Of adr«<rMtier
The rime has now come when »in
the capacity, of editor I must stv
farewell to the reauers ,of the Pres«
«iut Stsadard. wher I have served
for the past seven months.
As announced elscwhcr in this
Jseue of the paper, my connection
with the paper has come to an end.
In porting I do not think It neces
sary for me to attempt to give a
history of my wofl| here, for It has
been read already I wi^l pass it
by saying that I have tried to do
my duty and to b^ open and fair-
minded to all parties and factions,
even when political feeling* were
under the tension bf a hot cam
paign year. 1 have attempted to
speak words of encouragement
when I thought they were proper,
tnd to give my readers news In
stead of personal comments. What
ever my political or per.-«onal feel
ings may have been I have attemp
ted uneolored statOtmrtit of facts,
r.nd not my own deduction*’.
I wish to say that it has been *
pleasure for me to mingle with th**
people of my cownty as alti editor
and to serve my. readers as such.
To me It has been a source of
ideation and Joy to realize that the,-
vere willing to overlook my |nls-
takes and in**xperienc^
I wish to thank my subscribe*:/,
correspondents r.ntl advertisers for
iheir hearty co-operation in\niAk-”
■ ng tho* j aper ^ s’,rc c-s tha; lt\hat
th** been. I feel grateful ‘lo them far
i*' s Ippoft rendert'l to no. Iwlso
’o thank 'the many, pcrwmal irieni'
-of th' paper i‘Pr tho kindly counsel
For Halo—Farm of 320 acres land,
healthy *ituaj!on N plenty of Urn
ber; 3 miles from Walterboro.
- Apply R- tt. WMhmani or M. "W.
Breland.
Nov. SS-Stpd
Wanted-—Oa account of the rush la
business, four salesladies. Only
those of experience need apply.
Apply at Taylor’tL . 10-14t!
Per Srle. Frwt proof rul-lmgc plants
$1 per 1000; in lots of 5000 U>
10,000, T5c.per 1,000. Money must
A come along with all orers. The
lienXortfon Kwly variety. W. C.
Glover, Jacksunbcru, A C.
Gents aButtoK
♦log A Rip
For Sale—New crop pure (S-yirsia
cane syrup at 32 cents ter
Ion In barrels. W. H. liavts, Au
gusta, Ga. Oct -’l
■ -. a
For Sale—3 Jersey cowr, now milk
ing; 4 heifers should be on milk
’ December- all n ! ce slot 1; ant n
bargain. W. A. DuKant. Oottagc-
ville, S. C. Oct 2 l-4t
For Sale—-One red Jersey stock hog
about one year, old. Apply to F
Pi Murray. . It
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Wunt«*d to Sell—3 show cases, two
of them brand new 6 feet long.
Apply S. Finn Jewelry Co.
Lf*sf, Stiaycd or ^Kolett—Earl$ partji>
of la.U week/one. whitC. horne,!- '
Jersey cow. Reward if returned to'
Dr. L. M. Stokes. 18-tf
-*»♦
Astray—One yellow, hnt-headed flop
ear»d heifer, market] smooth cropl
and two splits In one ear and spliti
underbit in other ear. Owner can
pet same by calling at my, piac’'i
and paying for damages and" .iAn,
vertlremc! t. * C. P. Crosby, TUif-
dn. S. i'. 1t t »
-'ouml—Sign*'! i Owner can
pet siin’c by t-a --K roc- this ad
and arriving a; posfOfflre.
• Prcsldi nt Wilson st;m- up the
situation an being very bright. Who
tsfct utd worr*^
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We <Jpn’t blame Johnnie Mcl^ii-
rtn'for withdrawing from- the gov
ernor’s race. Warehouse commU-
tloner Is a better job.
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I perhaps.
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The opening of the reserve bank*
In this state should bo of vital in
terest 'la the farmers ; ' t. * rc -
tion.
Huerta left and ' now Catraarv
haa agreed , to. le.*,vo. Next Vijlo
will be making, agreements to *1 -
pari •also. We mean Irbn Me -
*
lco.
’Por.um and taters for th**
ThanljkFiving reast will sound
Reports are current that there
was much rejoicing in Germany
over the lifting of the embargo on
cotton. But getting the cotton there
-Is the malty thing.
Some think that the cotton
change opelting will put the .pf-tce
of cotton up. Others were satisfied
a* It was, ' ^ v*
given in ijjpit* -* f-4 s>: : r.inn. tu the
prper.
1 think it prch*r that. I shovld
ask for my miccrrsor even a grer.t-
- a-.o.r;' f friendship, forhenr-
fnd co-operation. ?.lr. Mor-
ora«’ ! l a arranger ard ignorant,
of, th** conditions which
urou&d Us. >ct he comes as aa
experienced man and will muk'* a
success If he •* giv*-n time to gel
familiar whh condiions and is giv
en the proper support. It is osserv
UAl that a paper -o peculiarly sit
uated as . this one should jejeeive
hearty support from every section
the county. Every reader should
feel that It Is his or ?.er paper and
4fij»t they are in a measure respon
sible for its growth. Colleton
.-runty *snnit do without h news
paper. yet ft cannot have oiie un
less the people will be its support-
rr ‘V l-^t n:e ask that ygu support
your paper b> t*ending in the news
of your commnnity and speaking x
kind word now and then to the edi
tor. My best wishes for the fu
ture success of every reader, cor
respondent and advertiser are hero
expreasojj. May Colleton county
grow greater; intellectually, moral
ly gw! financially, because It haa a
ej^., Taper which will infuse Ideas of
mn
: ilF.lflFF'S K\LK,
cf youth Carolina, County cf
t'olbdon.
I v.UI reH^ut p’.ihtic outcry bell
tho court house door In Waltprooro
on s'lleadav iy TVcemhcr next tftej
following tract of land fpf t^xes:
imuis Ucdish. One lot ia Ruffin'
school district, beyrndaries ns fo!-;
i
lows; North by Mattison Carter,
west by Luke Washington, east an da
south by Jake Willla;»»:;. .Taxer, ecati
and penalties. S4.4 6.
Nov* 11, li»!4. . ^
C. N. LANG DALE.
»Acting Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S KALE.
State of South Carolina, County of
Colleton.
1 will sell at public outcry before
the court house door in Walterbqho
on aaloBday in December, next, the
following tract of land for taxes:
Lad Aiken. 25 acres in Oak Grove
school district; boundaries.,-aa. fol
lows; North by J. 5J. Wltsell, cast,
west and soli th by J. Q. Fender. .
Taxes, cost and penalties $6.62.
Nov. 11. 1314.
■ C. N. LANG DALE.
Ac’ng Sheriff.
The blue law enforcement In Co
lumbia calls . forth .much protest
from tho people of that city, come
bf them. Go to It, fellows, and you
will find It ir. a good" thing.
rhich
morality and progress into th*'
homes of the people, and because
the readers of the paper are broad
minded ami energetical enoygh to
receive those ideas and make 4hcm
bring forth fruit.
JAMES F. RI8HER.
President Wilson has shown the
South that bo is w:ih then. Only
n few days ago he refused to dis
cuss further tho quest toft of segre
gation/With a delegation of negroes
Boston, becaure of,i the fUct
from
that one W
pertinent.
M. Trotter became 1m-
^/ho put up the howl tbAt ne
groes were working right along
side of whites In the governmental
departments, at Washington? Pres
ident Wilson has taken a hand in
this and It seems that there will be
no -more o? thla kind of work going
hereafter, or especially during
hi* administration.
1
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S AX APOLOGY.
This week's Issue of the Press
and Standard does not present adr
very creditable appearance to the*
publisher and for that reason
wish, to state Just why.
Thwe Is always In tjie nature of
nian if lime when he thinks that h *
can take the bl^ In his mouth and
run away with the bugg\. This
Mme the bit was taken and the bug-
tr left* behind.
On .oming to *:oi# !i*-re Ti.ure-
rnorniifg' we found.-thal wp of
our
men who bad beejj-
in
, MASTER'S SALE.
State cf South Carolina. Co>in*c .
(’olleton. in the Court of'Con
mon Pleas
Marlon Prbveaux Kloise O'Bryan,
plaintiff. Marion f*rove,’.ux, El
bert Proveauz, et al., defendants.
By virtue of decree of the above
courr herein. I will sell r.f purl-*
outcry before tb** co*trt l*fiii*<* '
Walterboro. S. C.. on *n!e<^ »-
December, sanw* being «h»* Tfb d"*’
the following described realty, to-
wlt:
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land -situated in the County of CoN
Icton. Sute of South Carolina, con
taining sbventy-seven ncr***. i*u.j.*
or less: bounded by the lend* *•♦
T. H. Bovnton. J. G. Nettlci. L. J.
Hlott and J. W. Bryant.
Terms of sale. cash, purebarer*
tn pay foV papers. If compliance
with bid Is not made on 4;tv of *«cle
same , will be resold'on the simc
nay or some subsequent wlnmls.v
at the risk of former jurrchasor. .
1 ... n. m: jefFehiks.
* ’ Master .Colleton Coun’v.
Nov. ICth* 1914.
K. of P. Meeting.
Achhy Farrow Jxidge Vo. •?:.
Knlrhts of Pythias, held an inter
esting session ai the )odc> room*
last^ evening. J. R. Halford b
chanc«21or ccmmar.d*r of th ;*i6df'\
j
Solicitor- Jrhqt if. Pourif*. . h*
fej^incts In Charleatoa the
ft of the^Aeek.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of South Carolina,' Countv of
Colleton.
■ I will sell at public outcry before
tbo court housu door Jn Walterboro
on salesday in December, next, tho
following tract of innd for taxes:
la*vl. Stevens. 15 acres In Ray
sor’s school district, boundaries ns
follows: (South by lands of lienpett
and Bell, east by BelU west bv Ben,-
nett and north by public road lead
ing from Walterboro to BranchvlUe.
Taxes, cost and penalties, $11.85.
Nov. 11, 1914. ' v , 4
C. N. LANGDALE.
Acting Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of South Carolina, County . of
Colleton.
I will sell at public outcry before
the court houao door in Walterboro
on salesday In December. n*'Xt, the
following tract of laafl foi; taxes:
It. B. Mean*. 85 acres in Oi
Grove school district, boundaries rs
follows:: North bv W. J. Bishop,
south by John H. Peurifuy. west by
Dr. J. B. Padgett, yast by J. L. Tay
lor. Taxes, cost and penalties $11.2-*.
Nov. 11, 1914. /
C. N/LANGDALE.
/ Acting ’Sheriff.'
SHERIFF’S SALK.
Slate of South Carolina. County of
Colleton.
I will sell at public outcry before
the court house door in Walterboro
on salesday In Dc<*cml,cr, next., the
following tract of land for tnxes^
James Ferguson. 170 nthre* in
Shoridun township. boundarL* aa
follows; North by Edisto river, south
by William Ferguson, west by lands
of Falkner. Taxes, coat and penal
tics. $13,322.
Nov. 11, 1914. ^
C. N. LANG DA
Sheriff
r :<jood Cofee, per lb.
10c
Our Best * Lard, per,1b.
10 c
Pearl Grits, per peek
30c
White Carolina Rice
per sack . ..
$3.35
R. R. P! Seed Oats*
per sack
$3.75
Seed kye, per peck
^45c
; o _ ' f . ’ .
Onipn Sets, per quart ’
v \ 10c
Lemons, per dozen
■ 15 c'/ •
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Apples, per dozen
15c
Bananas, per dozen
20c
A
' V'
ge, per pound
3c -
r »
s, per pound
Large Mackerel, eac^
10c .
0 • V
Cocoanuts, each
8c and 5c’ . '
Irish Potatoes, per peck
; 35c ' •
!• • *
Comfort arid Style are Ccmbined
in Dutchess,. - . ■ •
Tijpusers—the of roominess, ease
and good fit—ancrlihe mental comfort,
too, of knowing that you have the best
that money can buy; ^best in service and
smart appearance, best in all that goes to
^ make real value for the nrice.
Dutchess Troustr.; are as near perfest
as skitl and good materials can make them
The B.
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A. S KARESH,
Walt
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erooro,
riagsr
S. 0.
Grip Left Me With a Cough
If during the winter you had the. grip and are
still suffering from the after effects, now h the
time to get rid of it.
Peruna is your remedy.
A Very Bad Cough.
Mrs. S.'j. Kount^,'kolS Srerel St.,
Nashville. Tenn, writes: “I 'have
had a very bad cough nearly all my
life. I have taken almost every kind
of cough medicine, hut none did mo
T '4 would have spells of
intich good,
coughing/ that
1 tliougnt I
cough myscif to death. I took Pe»,
runa, and last v. inter .and this winter
I imve had t:o ccugit and I know that
I’eruna cured me.
“I was altvaj-n thin and delicate.
»ery easy to cat: a cold, but Lara well
r.*nv and enjoying good health.
*.. i.l -t:;.it I c.vc it a!! to I’erunx’’
A Severe Case of Crip.
Mr. W. t:. Brown, it. r. 1>. 4. Box
82, RogereVUle. T.epn., writiTs: *1
recommend J eruna to all rufferers of
catarrh er cough.' In the year of
I took a severe case of the la
grippe. I then' took a bad cough.
would, Everybody thought I had consump
tion. I had taken ail kinds of cough
remedies, but got no ret’of.
'T tlK-n decided to try Peruna.
After taking five bottles my cough
stopped and my catarrh was’ cure^
Any one siifftrlng with catarrh In any
J, form,I will advise them to take l'e-
J runa.”
ROOFING-ROOFING-ROOFING
$3.00 PER SQUARE
I r irst-cia*>s Galvanized Corrugated and Y-Crimpetl Roofing in 6. 7,4L*id
10 foot lengths. / , '
|j Sticks 10 cents per square extra. Only raquireil with V-Crimped Roofiifg.
emitWWfA CMUWiV CAM*.MV P ■ .. . - ■ ■
C0LUS21A SUPfLT COMPANT, *23
s. c.
V
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Kellogs* Corn Flakes,*.
P a ckage
10c ;•
■i
Puffed'Rice
^ Package .
15c
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Quaker Goats, per pkg.
15c
We request our customers to call for
all the Repairs of Watches, Jewelry and
Clocks in the next 30 days, as we^ will
be forced to sell them for amount of re-
pairs alF jobs left over One
Store.
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Year in
our
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Also <Swift’s. Premium
Hams, Breakfast Ba-
S. Finn Jewelry Co /*.
WALTEDBORO,
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SOUTH CAROUNA
CITATION VoR / I.ETTE1LS
I^MORT .
STATE ’OF SOD'itf CAROUNA
County of Colleton. „ . / ,
BY G. ALBERT BEACH Esquire,
P?obate Judge.
Whereas. A. L. Cunningham mad? raid Letters Dismi$i.ory should not
suit to me to gran't him Letters Di; be granted *
trslfwory of the Estate and effects of t Given under my hand this 26th
iirs. A. C. Fnrmer fc d*c. * -day-of October. Anno I)omini, iffi*.
These ^re. Tiieyfore.-to cite andj PiibRshed on the 28th Oct. and
,*(Imonish all and.s.In^uiar.^b* kin !-, of November 4. 11 and 18 1914 m
r* d and crfdltors of Ufa'vaid Mre Tl’.e Prtt s attO Standard. ’
.4, C Farrier deceased, .that they oc |
and appear before n *>. In she i’otir
Acting
riff/
con; Picnic Ham and
Pickl e d Pigs Feet!'
/
'Don't Delay Treotlng(’oujfeH.
A slight cough often becomes fo-
riohs lungs getCongested, broneh
ial tubes fill ww!t.h mucous. You.’
Vitality is p*<luefd. You neeil Dr.
Bell’s PlrXTarlionet. It soothes
your icKlated passages, loorenr. rr,n
eoiis/Uml makes voqr
. lailds. Give the 'baby.ahd fltlldrea
“ J r. Ptnr-Tar Houfibf: * .It
v t;u^ratiteed to help them. Oc'y
.r ,dt 1.
IMS- of I’robate.to be held at Walterboro
. C. on the ISth day of November
•' r -L ^Dcr publication heneof. Nt
il o'clock the forenoon, to show
re;*-', if any they, hate, why tbo
Walterboro, S. C.
Standard
ALBERT BEACH.
Probate. Jqdg*'. C. C
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