The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 25, 1914, Image 4
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NOVEMBER 25, 1914.
Encouraging Words
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tklftklM ftf wrtUM ••• ~tft to ftftft* Maar
pftopto «r CoUfttoft worth omt* thu a Kala af
atncft my racaat/ lUitag ftattU, banhs aad mmlm,
ftad other pUeas paatoty. fthftip thtra 4a aa battar
aoty. ' -* '• ; plaae to Ipaata to da all thla thaa
daHfhtad to tad that, the CoHatan aaaatjr aad aa battar Ubm
af the caantjr had saeb 4a bagla than right aaw ( Oat road.*
splendid crape—cotton, corn. bay. to raise something other than eotton
^jand other products. .There Is enough next year, aad from now oa.
•f foodstuffs la Colleton county to In conclusion, let me arga the
feed the people of the connty a'year pdopla of Colleton County—my home
aad a half, and of cotton were bririt- conaty—rto eeasp talking hard times,
lag a fair price there would be an Actrifk good btmlness men. and If you
unequalled period of prosperity.* But. moot lose a little, be a pood Ipeer.
is this, consoling thought *o fjo to see your creditors, and if you
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We hare a fine assortment oi beaters and
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stoves at prices that are attractive to any-
IUSM1TTAKCBS.
All cbecks and drafta should be j there
drawn in favor of the Preea and offset the seeming scarcity of men*./ cannot pay them all you owe. make
standard.
Look at the printed label ou your
paper. The date thereon shows
when the subscription expires. For
ward your money in ample time for
renewal. Notlcs date on label rare-
fully, and If not correct please no
tify us at once.
—the moody crop, cotton. Is still in the best terms you can with Uteri
tbe^bands of the farmer*, or at leant —l/as hold on to your self-re
ft large portion of it. So that thv rpeet and manhood. Be men.,* Be
period of prosperity is still ahead optimists, and build for the future,
of the business interests of the I was pained to .be told by many
county. persons in Waltexboro and from th?
Now, what 1. am going to say may county that there are numerous blind
not strike a responsive chord In th‘.i tigers doing a flourishing business
minds of* many who shall read it, | n am j around Waltcrbor. In An
one.
the old and the new addresses.
Subscribers desiring the address
efaUr^ln riielr conununtgxtiw^'both^but It strikes mo that it should bo .forson we hnve just bad a house-
called to the atteirtton of-- the pe> cleaning in this respect, end manv
Iple. It is this: the farmers of tho noted dive 8 have been'dosed, thq
The Press and Standard will pub- South are bound to suffer a consid-" proprietora being put out of bfls^-' ,
lish briof and rational jerable loss this year, and so will er- no gs. j RO wish this could be done
subjects of general interest when i
they are accompanied by tho name*,®^ other interest as a fonsquon-e everywhere, especially at this time
and addresses cf the uathors and of the loss the farmer will sustain, ^{icn the money spent for liquor
are not of a defamatory nature. An- The price of cotton may not get mocti ra ' e ans so much for home necessaries
b « ttter than at P reHent - “ doubtlen anf , comforts.. Can not Walterboro
will not be returned.^ j will not sell much higher. So, nv also have n clean-up carap.ai?n?
advice to tho farmers‘is to cell r.t j wi,.h before closing this ramh-
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; v.t>UY. x jlesst enough cotton to meet the r |« n ^ letter to you. my friendr, and
-^ s .jn,i n g ,|,c editor;h;p of l\ic V™*™* obligations. Now this wi.1 readers of the Press and Standar
Pres •• and Standard, li'.i!-- not my dc- n » ean * om « Present Joss, but that , 0 commend to you this paper uptfer
tire to go into tho detail.* of whr.t I wi, l ^ o^* b y ,ho consequent ini- |f 3 n -. w managoraert. Mr.'kjonrow
propose to do as editor, nor to bring P r o v ® m(int *»► business condition *1,4 n young r.ev/epaper man of expie-
up any things that will In the fu generally, and to the individual fr.->F| e nco aad high Ideals. He will
ture reflect upon me. I would rather mer It will .mean a better rt&rdlnr; c.iakc* Press snd trtkndr.ri a fac-
the renders of the paper would *cec >n the business world as a basintru tor f or koo ^ .j n uptv^di-K the town
for th;nisrlve« after I hr.ve been man. Pdgket your Ioes. r.nti get 'ing county, f Tftc/fclly if you rive
here for a tint'* than to in th’ busy planning to nu.kc it liuck. him r< support. !:»
Heaters any price from $1 35 up.
Cook Stoves any price from $8.00 up.
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The Princess Range at $40.00.
Range Eternal at $65:00.
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When in Need of a Hester or a Stove.
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Give Us a call and be Convinc
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start what I intend to do.
Yt»u’v ' .'ryfial good years and ^'3 jTttl-fef crif
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! bul,t “P b °ros in Walter- (hjs onp , ow . price< , coUor
! has $ish idea':.
■'**”** ■ " v ‘TMnI{ It : to "be ajftran-
ng a 11 iir.er/n a strar.tre!
Set many iie’.is of news you
A young farmer 1 \hl to n>e a f ^ cun' give hi®, ej- t rialftr him to get.
weeks ago, "l r.m-Jtot in great ryr/- Specially would I renuost the ror-
boro aid Collolo. < aunty an,I think ^ if vn. ; ‘^r rv.nn
\,, ,1th th. progrey,, 0*., Ml^rk-rnr -»X
will in a few years be 6ne of the
foremast counties in the state. 1 d”-
*|re to Mate that I shall always b-ji , ... . . , 4 ,
ro-.dv and willing to lend a hand lni pathy for ,he/armor Jusl noW - f ;r respondents Who used tb write for
<, * fight for a greater and larger- ,n a ‘ r, ‘' v Mouths he can have angtfh the paper. and new ones, to send In
c'o’lrton ard \ bigg-.r . and better *' r ‘ rop s *’il. The jrfynn I the n^ws of their conun unities. Ther.
’AVnlicruorr. i ympat^fzc w ith , is tho small birt- In a business way. help hint ou:. J
To the pstrohs\>f th’.j prper 1 nessKtan.” I|e was about right. Rend ia. youlr .ordew for job print-j
make the n-ouest that you co-oper- there is one fpc^ the farmer ing, or for advertising. If your sub-
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CLASSlREir ADS.
WANTS. /
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SHKHIi’rs SAUL
State of South Carolina, County of
Colleton
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the court house door in W ilterborrv
Notice.
All parYiCf* having in their posses
sion any clothing or equipment b* -
will sell at public out*ry before lotlKins to Company K, Third ln-
court house door in \V Uterbom f a Btry N. G. R. C., are notified to
-- --- ~ . V . , , . , . i '— « . , the court house door in Walterbora ' •• *re uounou ic
ftte with me in the efforts put foci . to light and tbar is losing cour- ncription is expiring or has expired. Majr.iilicCnt ’ lllafk Kdr Set late-t rtn Ea j es day in December, i.ext, the' ,urn in ,0 Ideut.-James F
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and. thourh at tie' prepent (ime aiU^ire and giving up. You remember a dollar bill in air envelope will look' model.' never used, of excellent
vith things congeEtetf ns thcH- are; I the story of the two frogs that found good to him,- or even your neigh- quality, good workmanship am
. - ‘ ... Z. ... ... I i reflned taste, Ili-BO. cost 145.
, _ .. . ] Will be sent at my expense to any
have as good a pape r as ba* ®ver result .of fdte milkman's vi^t to the Do you know that a community address for full examination. Mrs
been issued form the ofhee pf The rpring while on his/?.-“'X markat. la judged by the* J?aper issued? .V | S. K. Apt. 8. The Astoria, AVash-
Press and’Standard. Tjr the, adw- of the frogs sftid': • Well, there paper is ^ade b >* *h« community.; ington. D. C
Users aud other pattrons of the n pa-/jn no way dut of this bucket, we w
per,I desire t? sny^hat 1 will BtfiyW drowned.'*
to.. Improve -in eybr' wav the wbrX andwent to the ho *o»h„or the atiA'county. Oh. ves, this does con
which bar .been entrusted to mq. 1
.ill ro help Morrow make The Press an 1
Itpd
Taken t*|i—One male hog. black and
So he gave up the standard reflect credit on your town whit<> ^potj^i. marked crop in on*’
ear, crop and underbit in other
e.-iil ^ corpse,
panioti.
followingjracf of land., u for taxes: Kisher by December 1. Anyone fa>l-
l^td Aiken, -o acres in Oak Grove to so Wl ^ be dealt with to the
school district: boundaries as fol- extent of the law. It will be
lows: North by J. M. Witscll. east, unpleasant to have to apply the law
v. r st and south by j. Q. Fender. any former member of Company
Taxes, .cost and penalties $6.62. K. biit it is necessary if the pronerty
is kept out after this notice. Prop
erty may be left at he office of tf.
a li. Padgett, attorpev.
JAMES F. RISHER,
F’irst Lieut. Co. K. N. G. S. C.
i a.ast'i riiiw
^Nov. II. 1914.
C. X. LANG DALE,
Ac::ng Sheriff
_ r . . .. ^ Xot ro with ills *o:r- 0 cern you,' too. \ /
To the ministers of the city, the n . ini „ M Ilr> , Hil | * \vhllo there Jt 1 commend Mr. Morrow to you as I
SHKHIFK'S SALE.
Owner can get same by pajing for g OU (h Carolina, Countv of
till* ad. Apply to J. L. Ritter.. Colletcrt , .
W altorbqro, Route 1. Up j w m ^.ji at public outcry before
Civic League, and the citjfeua In , i... , . . . ,
, , . . , /. , , Hfc there la hope, anti began t-v worthy of your trust antFconfldemv.
general, I tfesire to state that they ° ... . ^ . ^— — „ „ - - -
kick. WlH'fl the mill man reac.ie I ( have known him. and worked with Wanted—At ome. a teacher for tho fn galesdav in December, next, the collecting taxes from the 15th dav
„ TAX NOTICE.
The books of the County Treasur-
the court house door in Walterboro pr "HI bo open for the purpose of
are at liberty to use the columns , , , , . / . - v i
or 111 I, papor for no,., purpoM. an.l *** ^' •"». »«• " '» 1
I want them to feel at liberty *i> n ° r ‘‘’.ife on th; « 0 well that I was willing to sf,nd
nay what they have to say without 0conn Wavp '’ him to Walterboro to help “make
any he*itancy. whatever. So u ,8 wlth ,hr farnier who re- WaltertmrO grow."
If there be any faction, or fa, - 10 r roak. ^nd like the frog. Yop know Haseldefl, who w ill help
lions, in existence here, I know U kicks. He can f:et his cotton out Mori'ow. and Tippett at the linotype,
not. and will not strive to find out of hi! ' un* 1 devote his e,ner- )aijd Mj8 «, Bello who needs no intro-
what there may be. but shall ex- *1®* 1° other matters. A very ini-; duC (| 0 n to a Colleton audience, as
press myself as clearly as possible portant matter is the sdwlng of a Dr.' Black used to say when intro-J pQR SALE—Syrup barrels bolding
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MashawvUIe school. Apply to following tract of land for taxes: * ol October, 1914, to December .11,
Oscar Price. Walterboro, R. No. 1. Levi. Stevens. 15 acres In Ray-. 19H- The levy is as follows:
— : ---••-or’s school district, boundaries ns . ® ta * e ' ® mills; Ordinary County,
jifrayd—One male bog. -white an 1 follows: South by lands of Bennett ^ mills, Roads, .1 mills; Coxuditu-
black spotted, marked crop In one and Bell, east by Bell, west by Ben- tional School, 3 mills; Total 16
ear. crop and underbit in the oth- nett and north by public road lead-
er. Owner ran get same by p»v- Ing from Walterboro to Branchvillc.
Ing for this ad. Apply to J. 1,.
Ritter, Walterboro. Route 1.
faxes, cost and penalties. 111.65;
Now-II, 1914.
C. X. LANG DALE,
Acting Sheriff.
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-*d will not give half a side with- crop of small grain, and for foraging during Prof. Tate.
'’Ut the other half being heard. Thus purpose.i. He can raise hogs—a vor-{ wish sometimes I could be there.
1 desire not to be classed aa a faq- Itable gold mine now. ! saw a sight ( 0 o. but the fates have decreed oth-
tlonai person. / jwhil* passing ttho farm of "TWlo rrwis,*, it seems, but 4 am anyway
A word to the people in general: t Senas'* Garris at Rmoaks which did i n spirit, if not in reality.
It ,hat have griev- me good. A negro had just toiled with best wishes to all of you.
an eo gainst the paper please let the ou t a wheelbarrow of corn to fe"d • w w SM04K
!'*; * n r ^ , T," yOU h ‘ 8 hoB8 ' ‘ nd they ^ Vming up Anderson. S. C.
ten* IM* all ^ * ma '* to eat. There must have been close Nov 22, 1914.
lent peacably to all concerned. ... isic, ^
There aro doubjiless some fhat hold
against the Pr^ss a.nd Standard and
to these we^would ask fhat you lay 1
aside ppFjudlce and help nip tn the
worlLJnat 1 have, undertaken.
1th these few words I enter up
n the ef editor hero anf |
withoat fear or misgivings. 1
40 to 60 gallons. A oply T.
McDaniel. 3t. Nov. 1).
SHERIFF’S SALK.
State of Soutji Carolina, County of
Colleton.-
I will sell at public outcry before
Tho weather nian has favored^is whlc-h will be two-fold,. First,
again.
I Ha\o vqn realized that
Is near at hand?
he
w lit have demonstrated in a small 1
way and at little cost, that which I
Wanted—On account cf the rush in
business, four satrtdadies. Only
those of experience need apply. ' the court house door In Walterboro
Apply at Taylor's. 10-14tf on galesday j n December, next, th'j
—; : — following tract of laud for taxes:
For Sale. Frost proof cabbage plants R p. Hears. 65 acres in Osk
$1 per 1000; in lots of 5000 to Grove school district, boundaries as
10.000,,f5c per 1,000. Money muet follows:: North b>\ W. J. Bishop.
come along with all orera. The r n outb b >* ” Pear ‘ foy : by
.. „ . , . «... Dr. J. B. Padgett, east by J. L. Tay-
Hendcrson Early variety. \k. ( . jor. Taxes, cost and penalties $11.24.
Glover, Jacksonboro, S. C.
Nov. 11, 1914.
C. N.
•rimniT tnn be grown successfully iu Colle- For Sale—New crop pore Georgia
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Tlie New,-, antj Courier Jr’.s our
fee^l that I will have the good will for *ho kind words of a few
m y m and not the condemnation ef *i a T 8 *k°- •
pne.. . | ' —>-1—1-
F. L. MORROW X
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We do not like to have to afty ev-
__ . , . Pr ; "®**k Ihaf w, nre or apo>- r .-. huuh *71 m*. m ausence 01
To ,l, w .hojr. *, «. « y »'"■«»• •» »' ,d,qoM, rnll.r mlN, „.l„.
fttiM MW “Every * •- u- ill n air that rtti r A m .? .. «. ... . ^
ton; and, second, having establish
ed this fart he will r.icn have ample
seed for many acres for the 1903
crop. In addition to this several
bushels enn be consumed in each
household to advantage, for food pur
poses. Many farmers in different
sections of the state, in absence of
LANG DALE.
Acting Sheriff.
cane syrup at 32 bents per gal
lon In barrels. W. 11. Davis. Au
gusta. Ga. Oct 21 I:m
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would say:
boost.’
knock *»
n, w i,, ns * 1 ,hat our suspend the ordinary corn mill for preparing
judgment for a few weeks and we lh<? flour for tab , e l|8e
will then have time to straighten
Teddy and bis Progressive party out a »»<l *1'® them a good pa
to have^lost their grip, and pep
.Billy Taft smiles wrhh a dee-lighted
amile.
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Once the fact Is established th' , t
; »heat can be grown surretuifully in
. parlous sections of ,ee county there
Then there is the man who r%y*
he enjoys cold weather.
Ex-Presideftt Taft now recalls tlte
term. "Bully.'’
will be no trouble to get ndeqn.ue
. rtill. facilities.
1 Seed. Blue Stem variety, can bo
! rotten from Mixon Seed Company,
The people of Walterboro are for-
1 on,t, h.rt., Mr. F !., W» "r fl.,5
Bo thankful that you are living Uke actiT# ®hargo-of he Press and
oad also be thankful that yeu have, SUn<hird ' '*%•**" bp
, . ' , , taken If h« f/fc make it thor- m,lp * nd wiU
something to live for
per bushel.
Let me urge thafc-this be ilone at
once. The experiment will cost you
mean great things in
oughly Interesting.^-Tho New* ard ,h * fu,uro -
Couiler.
B. G. PRIOR.v
Wanted to Kell—3 show cases, two
of them .brand new 6 feet Ion'*
Apply S. Finn Jewelry Co. 2t
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of South Carolina. County of
Colleton.
I will sell at public outcry before
the court house door In Walterboro'
on salosday In December, next., the|
following tract of land for taxes;
James Fergnson. 170 aOcres in‘ the
hound Aries ns, muta
Special School Tax Levy:
Fraser, 2 mills.-
Strickland. 4 mills.
Ruffin, 4 mills.
Weimer, 2 mills.
Bethlehem, 2 mills.
Rum Gulley, 3 mills.
Rice Patch. 3 mills.
Little Swamp, 3 mills.
Bethel, 3 mill*.
Raysors, 3 mill*.
Snider*.-3 mill4.
Red Bank. 8 mill*.
Sand Hill. 3 mill*.
Horse Pen. 3 mill*.
Island Cfeek, 3 mill*.
Wolfe Creek, 3 mills.
Ashton, 4 mill*.
Williams, 4 mills;
Maple'Cane. 4'mMls.
Rehoboth, 4 mills.
Red Oak. 4 mills.
Peniel, 5 mills.
Oak Grove, 5 mills.
Hudson’s -Mill, 5 mills.
Ruckhoad, 8 mills.
Walterboro, 7 mills.
CottagevlUe, 7 mill*. ■
Lodge, 8 mills.
Smoak*. 8 mills.
Hendersonville, 10 mills. ' ,
1 ^ — — •—- •— 1 Poll tax $1 on all males betwoen
1 . Jam«a Fergnson. 170 aOcrea in! the ages of 21 and 6^. A Isa a com-
Tf h ^'nrn»H 8b « rldan township. boundaries n* t niutifton tax of $2 011 all males be-
■ Dr”7 SuTkea.* lf * 18-Vr . fo11 —f. : . Wor l b ^ E<l**to river, south j tween ihe age* of 21 and 50 which
- ’ of Falkner. Taxes, coat and penal
Nnglce 1 We will gin on Wednesday, ties. $13,322.
Thursday and . Friday of each .
week until further notice. - JUT L '
Who have not paid their ginning
will please, pay up at once. S. G.
‘ Price * Son, . *
For Sale—7 N Durtfck Jers# y Boars,
six week* old, subject to register.
$5.00 eaclj. R M. Yarn. Ruflln.
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-Nov. II. 1914.
O.
N. LANODALE,
Acting Sheriff.
'EM ENT OF OWNERSHIP.
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it, CTrralaUne. Etc., Re.
Qntred by the Act of Aeg. ISIS.
Of the Press and Standard, pub
lished weekly at Watlerboro. S. C.,
SHERIFF’S HALE.
State of Sooth Carolina. County of for October 1. 1914:
Colleton. i” x*
1 will sell at public outcry before
Plant Orc Acre fn Wheat.
E'emior's Notke.,
the court house door in Walter!
Editor, managing editor, business
manager and bublisher. F. L. Mor
row.
*». rext. t
fol’ow’nr of Hnd for taxe-;. X Owners; The Pre** and StandaH’,
Louts Redish. One lot in RuflSn j nc . f w . w . Snoak. Anderron. 9. C
-n r* B tititebtcd to tho cstite ! 8rbo °* ‘ ,u tr-®t,* houndsHe* r-- fcP- \ F ,
•‘*|rif w. K. Smith will rav esme tn ,b I U> ^- N ’ or ! h ^ Matttodfe Carter 1
1 1 west bv Luke Washington, east snl
,The grand Jury presentment re
fleets credit upon all the epnnf ntount.-to phnt at least o;te acre or k ”»'l«r*ivned. And ni» rer r>'>* h-t * __
fleer*, but the road* itea to "have whefe^ separately Rom his other ,n * claims against the sold cstgV ‘
V.Ill |r’r''T«* M-o o df ,) v nrov-’d
HEBJIR R. PADGEl
Ndy. 25-;t .• % E^eutar.
ard penalties. I4.4A.
Nov. 11, 1914.
C. N. LANG DALE,
j y Acting Sheriff,
w a a.» owux.ii | n w» ms <z.iiu o v
xs-w by William Ferguson, west by .lands "ball be paid at the same time and
in the same manner'as other texes.
Dogs 50 cents each.
R. E. JONES.
^ , County Treasurer.
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For Sale
High Grade Meal and
Hulls, the best and
Cheapest Feed
SEED WANTED.
We offer three deals.
Sell, Swap or Store.
COTTON GINNING
Hours; 10 to 12 a. m.
.Every Dav.
-x REMNANTS
Walterboro Bi! WII
MORROW.
.-Rurinetts Matngcr.
Pworn tn.apd subaciibed before r 1 .'
thls^244h-day of Nov., 1914.
^ JAF. E. PEURIFOY.
Notary Public, B. c.
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