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I y*' ’ - ; £~ -J0 ' .n r*«» . ' NOVEMBER 25. 1914 4=*- THU PKESS AND STANDARD, WAL7DDDC?.0, S. C.' PAGE THREE Wood! Wood! Wool U 0. CELEBRATES . 1 have moved my wood yard on a lot next to my premises. I am prepared to deliver wood of . all a. ' r * * . x y • kinds—pine,' lightwpod, o a k; " N 4 Stove wood a Specialty. House wood also. Prompt attention given all 4r y? " . • * * \ orders. * • » Price $1.00 per load terms cash Phone 63X. Phone 63X. SANDERS TWELFTH MEETING Auxiliary to Southern Convention at Newberry* Baptist I 0 ^ v0nt,on at JS ’ ewborr . v has J5on? p down In tbr annals of the BapjlUit ' denomination as one of the !«•«!, it. ^ » | not the very best yet held; and here's f hoping that the bne next year to be The twelfth annual meeting of the hol(l at Spartanburg will surpass in every way to the honor and glory of II. J. GIVENS. S. C. W. M. U. Auxiliary to the Southern Baptist Convention niet | 0 , lr -rj aj , t#r with the First BapitiW church ,of, MRS. Newberry. Noveipber 10-L3*—inclu- • — alvc. The weather was fine and the |>e|. y Treating Your rough. hospitality unsurpassed. The peopi-? A slight cough often becomes se- of Newbcrrv seemed to vie with earh rious, lungs get congested, bronch t*-r; Much of the success of the meeting Hell's Pine-Tar Honey. It soothes your irritate^ passages, loosens mu was due to Rev. E. Pendleton Jones, roue and makes your system resist pastor, and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. | colds. Give the baby and children J. H. W«M. chairmen or the hM»l-] « “ h tI*Ti. HO '"*'n if',, 1 * UIUt committee. Hr. Welter Ho... I .‘,“" ,^7,1;^ * “ C president of the local society; the GENERAL PRESENTMENT OF GRAND JURY State of South Carolina, County of Colleton: General Presentment. We. the Grand Jury for Colleton County, respectfully 1 ' submit this our General Presentment for the Novem ber, 1914, term to your Honor/Judgv pairs be done as early as possible, as thb building is being very much • **• damaged by the weather. Commit tew on Roods and HrMg r s. We have made, a-genef*! recom mendation as to the poor condition Frank B. Gary: .7, We are grateful to Your Honor i°? roads and from time to time for tbo'kldd words and assistance given us. We havo passed upon all bills handed us by tbe Solicitor and Executor's Notice. Estate of L. G. Owena.—All per ladles of the Reedy River Associa tion. who served the moat dullght- ful luncheon* on three daya; to Mrs { sons having claims againat the es j. M. Counts, who had charge af thej tate above named w::i present th .cst room and telephony; and to Mrs. tho * G A n in. G. Bern of O.ffoo,. who. lo ^"p.”rtro, P ‘« W.IWCIH.™ 'L*"' *'" 1 ,h * ^ «" nection wfTh the local.commutes, had g out |, Carolina, charge of the music, and who dc- MRS lighted the audience at each aeealon j Nov. 18 3t . with the most beautiful solos. | » The guests of honor were Mr. an 1' Mrs. John Lake of Cantoa-, Chins. ^ and Miss Martha Sullinger of Fruit- land Institute. N. C. • Monday evening and Tueaday morning wo were given Up to execu tive board meeting superintend ents' conference, presided over by Mrs. J Fitz Lanford; Y. P. 8. con ferencc held ly Mrs. W- J- Hatcher, ,::d Y. W. A. conference by Mrs. George E. Davis. Matters of much importance were attended to in thes.-» conferences and r.commcndatlcr lonicd by th? cxcruUve bo«id. Tuesday night Rev. E. Pendleton Jcnts and Mr. Lakd gdlrceaod the fonvcntlon before the arrival o( Dr Jray, who made an able address C" Home Missions, after which a collec tion was taken, amounting to $28.81. Wednesday morning the reports of the vRc presidents were read, also the feports from Mrs. J. D. Chap- mat/ president: Mrs. J. R. Flier, cor responding secretary; Miss Bessi Mirjor. nyordthg secretary; Miss J**s i sie Ivinc.’ trensv.rcr, and Mrs. T. \. I Rvan, audfrer. Tile treasurer’s ryport showed e ] rran/1 tf>ta! of $52,7 47.0". an in-' f reaso over las* year of $5,908.25. . . Dr. Cody medi an aide on, i v ;;drn‘nat7()tt iI IVesad ‘ (j. Qiii< k r d ah adnira!»l ■ jiapor ’> S!»>’ardr/ip. U'rdae. (V',v aDer 'oon the itvo di-; . h i irr o? (7.0 in i t tV ir / •- vi ional ineotinV-. presided ovr 1>'* tln'r respective vica president.-. There wore n.ary greeting' 1 ; .d from worker:) ami friends of the! W. M t\, and loving messages n*. I The jnission study < lasses hel l ! each thorning at 8.45 iiy the super-! intendent of mission study. Mrs. J. j T. Rice, were interesting as well as instrsictive. i. . ^ Miss Scruggs of Columbia gave Vt - • » lovely ‘’impersonation of Miss Jane l.jde. At the Y. W. A. conference pecial music was rendered and Miss Emmie Douglass of Coltiml *a far*; •Our Homeland for Jesus." Mrs. Beverly Montgomery pren»»t* thus disposed of all of ths urgent business of ths Court which came ••fore us. The Committee on Offl- cera and Office* have examined eare- ’ully all of the conaty officee 'and And: Highway Cnmaniesloaer’a Office. We And that tha system of book keeping la up-to-date and that tba books and all things pertaining to the office are neatly and rerectly kept umw " JRaatsc'e Office. Ws And this offles to be |n sxcel- mentloned some of ths most danger- ous places. However, now wp feel Walter boro, Professional Notices. R. M. JEFFERIES, * rJ * JU ^ * *' 1 Attorney-ai-Laffi. OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE. Walterboro, S. C. Will Practice in AH Courts. DR. A. J. ANDERSON, i . DENTAL SURCE0N'. OFFICE HOURM: • A. SI. M S F. M.: « P. M. to a P. Sf PHONE IOOX W.UiTKRRORO. S. C. s. c. Mr. Phillips had Stom ach Trooble for More than Five Yean. * G A. OWENS. Executrix. Try This for Your Cough. Thousands of people keep coug!f ing because unable to get the rigMt remedy. Coughs are caused by in . flammation of throat and ’ronchlal tubes. What you need is to sootly* • this inflamniatlon. Take Dr. King') 1 New Dhuevery, it penetrates.thd de'- icatE* mucous lining. rai/e» i*. * phlecm and *!Uickly relieves tho < on- x grited met hran- s. Get a 5'*e bn; th' fro::: .’.our dru'”?: D "Mr. K'r.c .V »\ Disv o 1 ’ y c)!’.t ly * opped i iy <_ d Wr.tf), i'loy-nle. 7* if not ratlsfir-d, 1 •: ijv'lps. i'; r PEARCE & HATtllX. the ^oliil. reliable and widkdiwake cotton fa> - tors, of Sa rmnali. offer you iho <*\- cellCnt service that has earned them their superior reputation a; siiiesmen/htnong 'thousands of sat- | is'flee one for/them to handle; no business too small for their personal atten tion. Correspondence invited, and a call when in Savannah will m- wile aim d. o c g j $ n - I Rheumatism For Young and Old T!je oeuto agoniaing pain of rheumatism i* soothed at once by Sloan’a Liniment. Do not rub—it penetrates to tho sore •pot, bringing a comfort, not dreamed of until tried. Get a bottle today. RHEUMATISM Her* Wh«l Others Suv s "I t.irMy i-'fomajetnl l.ir.ir.-.'’nt ; s t ,0 . t t' ni' ■*,. i r r!« i.r.: iti-. , I « vi r < - •!. It 'liiro u ii.c i> 1 •!>• nt I ne • ovnis y t j iti,? t >, i tr!:. f of tl* r:.i'*ry | from local banks, upon which there is $1,640.00 interest due. aggrega*- t in; $29,540 00.“Ve And tbe availa ble funds on hand to be $3,941.76, I which leaves the county in debt $26. i598.25. We also And school fund^ In very good condition. Parker’* on hand amounting to $1.688.70.1 Kerry Is In a very ddftgernuK condi- The books and records of this of- tion and the ferry Itself «diould have • flee could hardly be Improved upon immediate attention. Bed Hill on in,their manner of being kept. Probate Judge's Office. ; ehlppefs. Wlv not become of them? No accrunt too large Mr. XT. R. Phillips. Jr. 13» Mo-e- frjid Ave.. Atlanta. Gcorj.lu writ" “I had the catarrh and stofn n-.i trouble for more than five y*ars, and 1 faithfully tried all the melfHnps I saw advertised, and found they all failed t» cure me. 1 then heard o? I’eruna. I purchased six bottles, and after their use I soon discovered that 1 was Well, safe and sound. I now weigh two hundred and ten pounds, and have never been sick since I took Pbruna, It surely Is the best medicine for colds, stomach trouble and catarrh that 1 ever heard of." / f/7.55 IS Hi v **:•./ r^LvX r: ..\ f jr c , ::-rTir«vT’'T. r A a.\’> PILLS t!* R- O FARMER’S WIFE TOO !LLT0 WORK 4 our duty to take up by townships and point out Just where the most dangerous places are and how the roads stand. In Hey ward. Blake and Lowndes Townships I And ths road leading from Aahepoo to Salkehatchle to be la a dangerous condition and Impas sable la many places. We recom mend that thla be attended to by the township commissioner at once, and that tha futtds of Heyward and Blake bo used, as this la a 11ns road anl if the funds ba Insufficient we sro JJ urge action by the Legislature. The road St Combabee is in an jn- * |safe condition and Whaley bridge Is very dsogerous. The road leading from Hendersonville road to Blaca Creek road ta in many places impas sable and should be attended to v<u once. In Bells. Warren and Brox- tou Townships we find tbe road* to be In some places in. fair condition. There are numbers of small bridges between Smoaks and Carter’s Ford which are In bad condition and should have the attentoln of the township commissioner Immediately. kept. We recommend that the High way Commiatloner purchase for this Ulco an Iron safe In which the im p >rtant records may be kept. * (lerk of Court's Office. We And that from the system of bookkeeping used in this office that it is impossible to tell, without con siderable labor, the gross receipts of this office The only book relative to the accounts is a memorandum or < barge book, and we recommend j .’-at fkA be improved upon at ones. Treasurer's Office. i . Dry Branch Hill on the road from | We And the indebtedness of tb« l Walterboro la In a dangerous shape, county to be $28,000.00 borrowed i Willow Swamp bridge and Broxton bridge and Folk’s Old Mill bridge ar* In dangerous condition. In Ver nier. Sheridan. Glover and Fraser Townships we And the roads fair, and around Cottagevllle we And them ::ki the Charleston and Augusta road, at Skull Branch, is in need of imme- We And that the principal bust- diate attention. Also the road front rrss of tlii;; offire seems *« be the Noyle* to Jacksnnboro Kerry anl issuing of marriage # lioersea. V’e ; front the A t\ L. towards croesin » find, however, tha fin a g'-en’t rnartv • ro^k s Hill i* in ini|tt<K*ablo condh cases this officer is handicnppepd in Don The nuil leadmg front T)rv"- ,«tl:nr people to make their* re- Jv'-« vectioia by way o'f Kitener-- I > C'l ' :a h I' II 'll • i i 1 ! «*«»,<!. i !1 nt»'i • ,!i , "I- I hi I r-i'. 7.7. of f LINIMENT for ncundgiu, t ciatica, sJinuLJ aud CktruLici. All Pr«««»u, 25c. Sand four cents in •tamp* lor a TRIAL BOTTLE Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc. Dept. B. Philadelphia, Pa.' : s according to law Ainlili'r''- tMThe, W- t^itd the books ar.<’ r !r.i office to it * velt i i .'t «'• o v! e\ *rylliiitg Jn rood cornlition. M.tgislrat’"* t Mlii < . •• .' <• * \i eVii" in< ! the doc', •• .’.I 1 i|:e . i :u tr.'i- « who . it;* fj:** • o.ol's find tha* 1. !* liill and I’ \Y. liiid-o:t failed i> (’ei-up i hooks for e\ar.iuation. VY T’erottiniond that t’i the offi cers required by Jaw to,make reports id the Highway Commh^ioner <ot.- fd\ with this law, as none of then 1 i this time seem to be making any effort to .comply with” same • Public Buildings. We visited the jail in body and / church is fn had condition. We rm-- 'Memebd that if b<* tipcped no to tile (■roper width and h.'\v inmedia'.’ n. rUon. '>' .have » t v.'niierd the Ian- rt > ft " r-. «' ]etKi;it:; from .'D' -hof.'s r , ‘ *D< 'hin* and rti> inv« st ipaiion She ■ |!'. 4 : l." same • h< e-,. .. • ‘ v ’} ■ ’ i- I .»• t of the Lecjsi ' ir.* pas e J in the 1912 Kesslon. \i! of which is reeoectfttilj- suh- .1 I".. MOORE 'Yaltcrboro, 8. C. No. 18. 1914 Fort man. i That Doss Not Affset Ths HsaS • tenit Tha (Mi IWan«r of it* tonic Bn.l laxative effect, LAXA- TIVF RkOMOOYIHINK i* tietter than ordinary 1 Unit It IK'iNls somn repairs. W r * ^rinin<? and <1orft not caii«r n*rvou*fir%u tM>r ttneing in hervl Kentenil.er the full nmie aixt i'".,k lor t!ie signa’.uae id H. W, t'.K*<VI*. 25c. ■ "«■ ■"■> rerontntend that ’.lie rectvsarv 'E 2=30E ftOE f-t* ■> kit A Nrvr11 f c:.t> lur'd.:: boxes, ac9*e t wit 4 but- 7 4/>' klhiHin, T.vtc ko oTam. •“ y""'V/ Prairi.C a-'1 f’e t »t!-t UtS.i>a s * OlAiW.-Mt dat: \u M i.t e, : .ri.e- .-fir >»ar3rc"a -ded c, Ilera.ba.. st, A'.%7.-.v- n 'i SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ci i - r- v i i . f 1 r 1: a p . k 111 t. « t . - - - — VV k. t I S • * ' A Weal:, Ncrvcao Suffered Restored to Hcallii by Ly- timt: MASTER S SALE. Stale of South Carolina. County of Colleton, in ? the l our* of Com mon Picas. ,• , Marion Proveaux Eloise O'Bryan, plaintiff, is. Marion Proveaux. El bert Proveaux, et ah. defendants. By virtue of decree of tbo above court herein. I will bcII af public ■outcry..before the court house p Walterboro. S. C., on salerday in December, same being the 7tit <l" , .v„ the following described realty, to- wlt: All that piece, parcel or tract o* land situated in the County of Col leton. State of South, Carolina, con taining seventy-seven acres, more or less; bounded by the lands •T. Hi Boyntbn. J. G. Nettles. L. L Hiott and J. W. Bryant. Terms of sale. cash, purchaser' to pay for papers. If compliance with hid Is not made on day of sale same will be resold on the same day or soma subsequent arleaday at the risk of* former purchaser R. M. JEFFERIES. * Master Colleton County. Nov. 18th.’*1914. I r d the I’nion w ith an Amh:issa<lor j ■hynm. h< r own. < empoMlio'rt . .Mrs., Ma\< ’. Gregg Whit” pnvftt *1 <hT j ’ r'-port on the Training School. n.J : Mi-.; Par.puma Barton madt th<' sp-i 1 pedl for the Training School « n- j • largojgiort fund. A .oil <■. n " dia E. Pinkkam’s Vc£- taken : nounting to $29.M-. i The special feature of Timr l'v \^0—. ■ inning was Sunbeam confi’■once, j • iSeverjtl children represent”'! 'lie dif-; Kasota. Minn. — “I am gltd to say ferent cminties in costui.os and; that Ly.-ia 11 Pinkham's Vegetable |p rouKht messages. Irs. (J l”, Mangunt ltron-*!iv the! THE PROFIf SHARING fi? THE* PROFIT SHARING STOaI: 232 an3 234 Kin^ Street and 203 Meeting Street, Chailecton, S. C. Charges Prepaid Qn 310.00 Purcjiases Of Reiidar Coeds message front Hie Long Creek Acad-j M ission-! : No. Six-SixtjjSix This M a p^puMi «sph9M$r f tor MAiANtA as CttIUJi 4 9W9WK. , FNw or aha dsasa wm hs«4 mmmm+mi HL tahaa 6sa ffi a ImIsA* ffsHrMS•* M sMs aa ffis tvur I [ aatf Jsss ast g^sst Cc :rj*oun:l has done- more ,fbr me than anything else, and I hrd the Lest physi- ! flrn > cianherc . 1 was so Thursday evening was weak - anti ' nervous ary Hour." Several fine addresses; that I could not do were made my work and suf- Mrs. John Lake made th” appeal- fered with pa’ns krar ; j or |j er j, c hooi a t (’anion. China, and i down in my right , oHect4on wa8 taken, amounting , 1\ Side for a—year or ^\\\' 1 more. I took Lydia , ' ) . '‘ pinhhem’s Vcgo- Friday morning was given over to table Compound, and tjox/l feci like a reports and recommendations Some different person. 1 believe there is few changes were made. ..which will nothing like Lydia E. Pinl.ham's Vege- bo seen in the Minutes , l tabic Compound for weak women and The following officers were unan- young girls, and 1 would be glad if I imously elected: •’ J '' could inQjxcncc anyone to try the rnedt- , President-.-Mra. J r». Chapman. Walter dne, for I know it-will do all and much tpore than it i* claincd to do.— Mrs. Claoa Franks, R. F. D. No. 1, Maple- crest Farm, Kaaota, Minn. Woman who suffer from those dis tils peculiar to their sex should bo convinced of the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to re store their health by (be many genuine and truthful teetimoniala we are con stantly publishing in tbe Vice Proeldent—Mrs Hunt, a new office. • Recording Secretary—Miss Bessi* Major. . Corresponding Secretary — Mr*. J. R. Flaer. Treasurer—Mis* Jesaie King. Auditor—Mrs T. N. Rysn. TIi* Divisional Vice Presidents are Mrs. C. E. Watson. Mrs. M IT. Till; man. Mia* Mary Adams. Mrs O. 1. Frier and Mrs. J. Hartwell Edwards. I wish space would allow me to meatloo all the splendid addressee, and reports mads; also to give facts] and dgursa and standing com mlt- ffism ha* ssffiss ft ta Say that tks Here Are Dresses if 1 To Suit vour Pocket Book / In the latest blouse effect. Blouse Jn Crepe,. Serge*, apd Garbardirje, with Black Satin underskirts, and Sleevef, . Rus sian, Tunics. Prices 3 $27.50 : * a , ■ . *♦ Everything in White and Fancy, Wash Fabrics, Dress Goods c r ■ e* , , and Notions. Ladies ond Misses Fall ' - < .. . ‘ —' • • Suits Have Arrived. - All -predominating Models of. Pari® ir^erpreted by New York V Manufacturers at very.popular prices, $16.50 to $35.00. All Hammocks at one third off Our Mail Order De partment fills orders accurately and promptly. The largest Art and Pattern Department in Charleston. Special line of Chil- . 4 drens wear. ■sosc