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*• .. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORQ, & 6“ NOVEMBER 18, 1914 k. rum; 'State of state of South Carolina, County of JDiaaUr of Colleton. Colleton. V ve. B. L.| () y Q. Alt><>rt\Dealh, Erq.. Jud*e ' . of .Probate. Judgment and whereas. J. P. Hiers made suit to entitled cense, I to grant him letters dlsmissory mtetT for cosh to 0 f the estate and eireefs of Burnard dnrtnf the hourt , P> nte- *,d '^tto K. Hiers. .. front of the court xhe , . » erefore to die an I - 8-. C. t on sales- a( |mont».. jjn.Jid ulnsular the kin Notice. . Estate of Elisa L. Murphy.r-All persons havlns claims against the above named estate will present (h ■ante duly attestsd. and all those In dtbted will make payment to Mr Janies E. Peurifoy at Wstbrnhur. 9 C. MACDK it. XVHFHY. . K*jv. It St . r uMecutns. «W. cr. v ., UB g^inoni*.. all . no mnsuiar ia« am-.. PEARCE 4 BATTMX the g^id, next, which Is the dred and creditors of'the said dc- rP ij a blf and wldenwnht cottOiTfac- the toIIowIuk de- rMBe d that they be and appear be-1 tori 0 f gayaauhh, offw you the ex lore n:c In the court of probe's l * bei r ^n #n t scnico that hhs earned _ p * rc !? fc ®'‘ held st Walterbdro. 8. C.. on th«;'^bem their superior repuUtloh «s ollDeted, lying and be- day of xovember. Inst., afjrr salesmen among thousands of sat- townshlp. county and pilb || ca u on hereof, at 11 o'clock, to }sfle<* shippers. Wl!r act become d. mesaurlng and con- fhow rauM ,. jf any they. have, why one of them? No accsunt too large 4 *Sji ,ort,r the said letters dlsmissory shoufl i for them to handle; no buslneee » OW *' to r t: *»« granted. . | too small ( for their personal atten- a JJ»« E ' B ® nton * "V Given under my hand this the 4 th tlon. Correspondence Incited, and d (Mlver Benton, the ^ of N OVem be r . Anno Domini. a call when in Sevannnh will be 1»14. wekemed. Awg i tm Mi ^ 5 ,v Published on the 4th. 11th, Itth **•. K *nd d*** ® f November. 1914, *' m the Press and Standard. G. ALBERT BEACH. Jndge of Probate. lending from Welter- Ford; end West by Beaten. The aeid ■nan whereon the neMdii at the time anid hand nr obli- of two trnets. one hy B. L. Ben- ^ and the iM^in of n trafct of aa« three scree pnr- I. L. Menton from He Oatefa In hn had earns .day Try This for Ten Thoesnnds of people keep cough lag beet nee anehle te get the right remedy. Coughs are ceased by la tammetkie gf throat and bronchia! tubes. Wfaryeh need Is te eeethe this InflummnUen. Take Mr. King's New Dlecevery. it penetrates the del icate masons lining, raises the phlegm and quickly relieves the con gested membranes. Get a Ids bat tie from year druggist. *'Dr.- King's Now Dtacovery quickly and complete ly stopped my eough,’* writes J. R. Watts, Pleydale. Texas. Money beck If net aetlsSed. bpt It nearly of helps. Per sale by all dealers / Executor's Notice. Estate of L. G. Owens.—All per sons having claims agafaat the es tate above named wt:l present th ' earns dnly attested, and all thoae la debted will make payment te Mr James E. Peurifoy. ut Walter boro South Curetlaa. MRS. O. A. OWENS. Nev. It »t Executrix. Stow those Marty They hang on all winter If nut cheeked, and pave the way ftp earl ess threat and lung disease. Get a kettle of Foley's Money and Tar Cempeuad. and take It freely. Stops coughs sad colds, healp raw In flamed threat, Iseeene the phlegm and la .mildly laxative. Beat far xly always fhlldrea and grown ******* **• - opiates. For Sol# by All Mualorg. i The Greatest iGras$ Grown For Profit mahtbr* bale. State of ^outh Carolina, County* ot Colleton; 'In the Court of Com-j men Pleas. JflCnpfah T. Pinch. Plaintiff, against Van Dora 8. Wilkins. Defendant. Under and by virtqe of a Judg ment and decree made by the Hon orable I. W. BOwmen. Judge presid ing In the 9th judicial circuit on the 13th day of Octftber. 1913, In the above entitle*} cause, and duly Hied In the office of the clerk of the court of common pleas and general ses sions for the county of Colleton. South Carolina, on the 21st day of October. 1913, I. the undersigned R. M. Jefferies. Master for Colleton county. South Carolina, will offer for sale at public outcry, on Monday, the 1th day of Decembei, xfll4, at 12 o’clock, noon, before the court house In the city of Walterboro, In the county of Colleton and State of South Carolina, all add singular the following preparty, as deocrlbed la ■aid Judgment and decree, to-wit: || "All the timber, timber rights. 1 privilege* and easements. Which were granted, told and eaneeyed te tha Elllagtea-Ouy Timber Company, tno-. by A. W. MeLaaa and J. F. U Arm- fleld, by their deed dated the let day of January, A. D. Ifltfl, and net ndmlttedi te maard.iB the nanntr el Celleten. flduti CnrMSwfc on* tha Sd day *f Marsh. A. D. Ittfl. and «n- corded in Beak No. ST, p. Iff. Ree- ef Celleten County. Beatk Car- prlvtlegea and •crlhed and set FIRST: Att the pin*. and net forth an feDewa, via: . ;/ '■* * Forage Silage a fine assortment of heaters and • < V . * ' , * /' V N stoves at prices that are attractive to any- GROW -SUDAN-GRASS z' ° * Th* most wonderfel gram of the age Introduced and endorfl- od by the United State* Agrleultural Deportment. Tested <0e- verely by the rermert la qR parte of Texas and strongly recom mended by th« Fanner*’ Congress. . Will grow* anywhere sor ghum does, from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Makes more and better hey than any ether pleat known. Under ordinary condi tions produces 300 to <00 pounds of grain ana S to 6 tons of' choice hay per aero the eeu* season. Adopted to all sorts of aptl and resists drought and standa rain well. Takes 3 to 4 Iba of seed to sow an acre In drills and 1C to 24 lbs broadcast. The quality of hay equal B timothy and all kinds of livestock prefer it to alfalfa. While poultry fight for the seed. Last spring the seed sold for,$3 to $4 per pound and all who grew it then expect to plant more another year. It Is not selling for $1 and will go higher before spring as the supply is limited and the demand steadily on the Increase*. We will send prepaid pure Sudan Seed for 31 per pound In lots of 60 pounds and under, not less than one pound considered. Lkrger lots by freight cheaper. Better order nov. and be sure of getting your seed and save money b<» ■ Idcr, then make more money next season. Every one who o»n * hoi!Id prow Sudan Grass, Address. -KLLKtiKNK KAIIM, Box 1*1, Altllne, Harris County, T«*\mn. Make* Money When Other Crops Fail Laugh at Drought—Sails a! Rain Haters any price from $1-35 up. Cook Stoves any price from $8.00 up. The Princess Range at $40.00. Range Eternal at $65.00. When in Need of a Heater or a Stove, - ( V ; Give Us a call and be Convinced. gam timber, measuring tea (Ifl) inches la diameter aereee th# stamp, aad aver, when eat. new steading «r growing, or which may ha etapdlai j or growing or lying during the terro or ported hereinafter maattoadd. ap-| on the following described premise* . towlt: , ’ r ^ ~ ' I On all that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, lying and situate In the eounty of Colteton. la tko State of South Carolina, containing olgkt hundred aad thirty-threa (333) acres, mere or tees, and bouadod a*' follow*: On thq portb by |kq landr f row'or Into of Richard White, (for merly Pykee, aad formerly known as Smalls), on th* seat aad south by Jaada now or late of Forester, for merly Ptehburao; „ on tho woet by land* bow or late belonging to that estate of Thoe Hutchison, doeoaaed.. and 6n tho northwoet partly by lands now or late o£*Bernard Elliott and partly by lands now or lato of William Elliott; together with all 1 the rights, tights of way. easements and privileges. Including the rlirb to cut and remove the said timber for a period of fifteen (16) yean from the 20th day of May, 1906, which were granted to said A. W. McLean and A. L. Jones by S. E. Boynton, of the said county of Col leton, South Carolina, a* will fully appear from his conveyance, theretc* to said A. W. McLean and A.* L. Jones, dated the .20th day of May A. n. 1-906. a*'d «tntv.recorded tn-tho said county of Colteton. on tho ! • day \ of June, A. 1). 1905. in Book 25, pp. 25 and 2t*. Record* of <'ot- teton (ounty*kS. (\: the Interest ol the. said A. L. .tones in said prqperi' under said conveynn- r r.avinp:, h -c s;ibs**quently conveyed io *he - i.i . L. Arm field, by deed from A. t. Joncu, dated, the 2.1; t day of July ’ A..D. 1905. and duly recorded in th , raid county of Colleton, in Boo';'’ - 1-4 p. 207.’ Records of Colleton < minty r. which raid -cv.ral conviyac e; s r vq here referred to. and made a par* of there ure»cnt3. for r. mo*» particular descr.Vi o.i of .said timh- : tliiiber rights, right* of way^ earn- j ments and privilere*. with the same effect as if herein fullj inc-irj offt , «*d al.;o, • —• «*av* ® »iT^ SECOND: All the |»in» and pon tar timber measuring twelve (121-' inches in diameter-across the rtump and over, when cut. now rtantfinA growing or lying, during the terirf oi period hereinafter mentioned, upot the following descriofd preirises, u i wit: ^ ^ Li just a few weeks we will display our Christm.t*. stock. In order to make room for these goods we hav*. decided to sell our remaining hate at a . SACRIFICE.*. We wffl begin AT ONCE and sefl at GREATLY RE- DUCED prices. It is not accessary to wait aatn the end of the oeaaow to get a hat cheap. We offer them now while onr stock io fraoh. Eireedtngjy tow pricee offered on ChiUren*s Rate. • - ^ . ' a" , . I- M ' •*»* * '* \ ’ ' . ' •* . Mr*. IV. A. Black Millinery Co. Walterboro, - - So. Ca. I On all that certpln piece, par. ol *»?• tract of land. Ivmg and beinn situ 1 ate te the said ounty of Colleton in the State of South Csrolma, con f taihing two thousand five hundred (2.600) acres, more or less. and4 constating of the ' consolidation o;! four several smaller tracts of land ! vt*.. of all that tram of land know n' as the White Tract r also of all tha' tract of land known aa the Laure Hill Tract: alao of all that tract land known aa the Blocker Tract; also of all that tract of land khowr as Mary's Island; the four said tracts of land being adjoining nsd contl.t- uoua. and aa coflaolldated. the whol« tract of land Is bounded as foil'"' on the north by the lands late of Bernard Elliott, now Boynton. Wag ener and Fletchert and on the east Bargain Sale Is Still Going on . At Franks * „ A Which will continue all the season. Please-remember' that what we advertise 1 is true and we can prove it. Here 1 U**® p th® bargains, as follows: $ 7.50 Mens Suits, sale price.. $ 4,0.$ $10.00 Men’s Suits, sale price $ 7,51) $11.00 Men’s Su^s, sale price • $ 8.r»0 . $15.00 Men’s Suits, sale price IS 1.50 $18.00 Men s Suits, sale price $12.50 $7.50 and $8.o0 Ladies’ Coat Suits ... x S-t $10.00 Ladies’ Coat Suits, sale price vy na $12.00 ^Ladies’ Coat Suits, sale pffee * s,s 5(; /o .Mens Shoes, sale price; S -1 0c a . n{ i $-L50 Men* 8 Shoes, saie price S2.'P All solid Leather Mon s Work Shoes/. ' ^-> *> y $2.50 Leather Work Shoes, sale price! ” ” •' “eTJ'-. ^J*2>^LadiOs Shoes, sale price 7.7.«t. .. .‘is!* •p 1.4»> tjfldics Shoe^ f sale price, si iv) $2.25 and $2.50 Ladies Shoes, sale price. $o.00 Ladies Shoes, sale price... Big Bargains in Children’s Shoes!' ' " Udjes’ 50c white and colored Shirt Waists at Tins number is an exceptionally good value. ’*< laKUes and children’s Dress Hats at half price. A full line of fine Dress Goods positively at r, lower a price than you ever bought at before . , Men’s 50c white Shirts at 3p c Indies’ and Misses’ all wool Sweaters, $1.50 98- We have just received 5.000 yards of yellow Home'- spun 36 inches wide, which we are going to sell for 5- per yard. * » The Uiarlesion Surprise Bargain House J. FRANK, Manager. We pay 9c for cotton in trade, and please take spe- cial notice that there i« only one J. Frank store in Wal- terboro and, it is next to the Express office. $1.5’) $1.7.) si. 9.-; . 25c » more particular description of eat. of the condition! a ‘ by lends of Wagoner. Moultrie and , t | Bber> timber rlghu. rights of way ervatloni contTined r^iterf .nrf It Gonialee; on tho south by lends ot eaaements and prlvllegea. with thf pressed in Mid deed* herein htfnr. • ‘ ‘ effect a. If herein folly Inror- referral to“nd mtS . ^7 "onh^ porated. The Mid timber., timber present*.’’ » P*rt of thew tights, rights of way. covtmeutrt sne TERMS OF SALE: l ash Th**' at such sale to comply an Gonialee and the Clmhaw river: on the west by lands of FteHs * Boynton; togethor with all . the rtghta. rights of way. eaaemehts and privileges. hereby conveyec ^ wer< purchaser Son Walterboro, South Carolina. privtlogos. inclndiog tho right to cut. conveyed by the Mid EJlington-Guy with the terms thereof within »h«r' and remove the mid timber for ei Timber Company. Inc., to the nay (30) days from th« date of sur period of Ilf teen <llj years from the ton Manufacturing ^Company, Inc. Ml*, or. in the event of fall nr a - -“I. whteh ^ ' h * ls,h d *y of «« comply, then the above JiluSShlt W. Me- 1 lf0 *- * nd dyx] v recorded in the Mid prpperty to be reeo*d aT his^k a^d A gar- county of Colteton on the 41t u Cv expense, and provided further th-l cii*' Do-”*-'-, •»»*• '» Bo** No. :» oo bid b. m.Kjd ! lr-id til appMr **** ,2 ' R ® cordB of Colleton Cour- any Intending blddeV until su^h^?? ■ppoer. _ n . ..a h _ .-,a u._ a-. , “UIII suen Din-a from their conveyance thereof. Mid A. W. McLean aad A. L. J dated the 14th day of April. A. D 1906. and duly recorded la the coun ty of Colleton on tha 17th day of ton April. A. D. l»0fl. In ’Book No^ 27. p. If, Record* of Coltetoa contftv. 8. C-: tko fatoreet of tho mtid A. L. _ Jones la Mid property airier said ttoael Beak of Glen a eonvayance having bean tabeeqaent l dated the 17th day ly conveyed to the Mid J. F. L. Arm-) end dnly recorded In the Mid county field, by deed dated tha filet day of. at Colleton on the 4th day of Juas. ty. 8. C.: and by Mid Clayton Man- dor shall have dopoaltod with th uXacturlng Company to Maude A. undersigned Mastera ewrtiiuTi7hI!7 MeEwan hy deed dated the 29th day -for the ram of One ThoLm£/r£i of September. 190«. aad dnly re- lam (ll.OOO) upon ToSi corded Z* 4 ™"?** C* 11 *- b * l,k ' **r*W* to‘USdSuiter^Thl ton on tho 11th day of December credited on the purchase mV.!? S 190« In Book 31. page 71. Record* com of his compliance or ^f hl h! of Colteton County. 8. C.; and hr not such successful bidd.r tall Mid Mnnde A. MeEwan to the Na- bo reti - - 0Id ®* r ’ th ** ** V <J !Kwan to toe >a- ho returned to raeh bidder and Ib inn Falls by deed th# event of hie failure te’ of Jennanr, 1908. then to b« forf*itId b^.Mh b"dder la tho Mid county aa a penalty for >urh t.n.» “ zSTZI July. A. D. 1991, aad dnly In tho county of Coltetoa la No. t7. p. 397. Roeorda of County, 8. C.. which %: * ro tere and made part af thanf referred te >> 1993. la Book No. It. page 817. Re cords of Coltetoa County, 8. C., aad hy aeid National Bank of Glea* V* to the anid Jeremiah T. Finch by daad dated Ike 19th day of Jane. 1911, and recorded •object 'v# al. . ^realty for such failure, and to HMUr fo, Walterboro. 8. a HotTi« # 1914. ^ ^ , ; . a