The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 25, 1914, Image 7
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NOVEMBER 25, 1914.
POWERS CARPET CLEAN ING AND UL G COMPANY.
TIm most modern a:;i best cquippeil plant ia the State for ru^ and
carpet cleaning:. Our Ecourini; prccess makes your carpet leak new.
Carpets altered and remade. » .
Oat of toVn work given prompt attention. We guarantee onr
work to be the best. Write us for estimates stating tho quality 'and
slae of rags. Powers t'arpet ('leaa lag ' and Hog Co.,- 15P 4 Weatwertli
Street, ClmrlceCoo, B. C.
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When You Want To Buy
Furniture Cheap, Go To
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTLT.B '.P.ft & C,
iUWJUMPj'
three drowned
Four Men of Florence on ?
Ride; One Saves Himeelf..'
oy
*Vl:U.cn. , lie' leave:-, no children,
mt a wife. Hiet«r«. biothnrs. an! vj
;Kt*d mother. He was about $5
cars old.
Taylor was marrj« £ last April to
f ss Georgia Buchheit. of this city,
ile ha 8 no relatives bpre. He came
h*rc from near Asheville. N. O. and
hud been with the/gas ..company for
itout two year*. He was about .30
.\'?.rs of age. Klc.hter only came to
’ • city recently from Henderson, N.
r., and was unmarried. The tbree
bodies were brought to the city this
uftcrnoSn and carried' to an under-
taking establishment and prepared
for biirlah -
Tire uffclt. while it created no
nail an'iount of excitement has cast
k’ooni over the city throughout the
lay.’ automobile was gotten out
.’.bout 2 o’clock by ‘v.ieans bf grab-
UNION MEETING
SECOND DIVISION
Colleton County /Association to
Meet With Ashton Church.
The union meeting of the nWonTl
division of the Colleton County As
sociation will be held with* the Ash
ton church on Saturday and
day. November 28-29. Tho following
program Is submitted:
I. 30'-—Prayer land praise service,
conducted by J. C. Kawson.
II. 00—-Introductory sermon by
Heir. tl. A. Martin.
12—The Stite Mlsston Board s
Work as, an AsJet to the Baptist Ph*-
ncmination In Oar State—U. A. Mr.r-
tlr »»nd J. J. llden. *7.
12.30—The linpcrt^aAro of Dissem
inating Adenuite Information Cor.
Railroad Ave.
Prof
accident occurred
NEAR THE THE CITY
Touring Car HdWvce in CTossiug
Black Creek and All «<» Ovcrlx.ard
for the Bodies.
riorejrte, Nov. 2*2.—As a resuk o'
a JoyTidc In an automobile last night
Kobert 8. H.rrt«,.. . ? ou« block , M tackle. .08 con.ljclloa.m, Aoeou...
ant; A. D Taylor aryd John 5.-Hiih-j, ratio force. It was not badly dam-
tor. Jr., employees of the Florence j 0 t|, pr than the top being smash-
Gag Company, arc dea<T. and J. W'-;.*d, wind shield broken and fenders
Wilson, the manager of the plant.M, cn t U p.
is very seriously Injured. The auto^ —
mobile in which the rour men we.
riding went into the middle of Black
reek stream, at what Is known as
Muses Bridge, four miles north of
this city, shortly after 9 o’clock. The.
three dead men were drowned and
Wilson, the fourth, saved h.imstlf by
a miracle. 1
From what can be learned and
from the testimony given at the {qr-j The 129th session of the South
oner’s Inquest, it seems that Taylor Carolina Methcdkt conference eon-
NERt
DYSPEPS.
lavsrlsblr leads to ssvs
It Is
frequsniif followed by chronic lodtf set!e^i
triiie rheumetUm. sod pernlcloae mewte 1
blood D Impufcrtsbnd of the life —stsln
q-asiltiee. sad the weary Vleua* Is a«o
oaa cbroBlc HI after aaother. uniU. a 1
Si; n - bis former eetf. he drac* out a sorry #1
a wretched lavalld.
Tin Way That Oiras
scrv-
S. C. METHODIST
CONFERENCE
!29th Annual Session ('onvenes
Today in Sumter.
Walkover shoes, and Alco Brand cloih-
ing. We always keep full stock of all
•• b 0 ’ ,0
kinds of gents clothing and can make
* * , * * w
a fit for you t a price that will suit
* o’ * . /
X • . e #
you.
Call and be c evinced of prices.
left heme about 9 o’cloct: to go 10 »;C mod Wednesday at Sumter. Bihsop
garage to get some work done on his Denney presiding.
automobile. After leaving the house This will be a history makinv «ou-
he picked up the three other ipen rerence in that the divisior of ih.*
and went out for a Joy ride. Hav- conference into separate s<>cMnri 1 wUl
ing made a trip around wliat is be settled; also new arrangements
vi 11 have "to be Hiade for the publi-
’b at ion of the Southern Christian
Advocate,. which is the church pa
yer-
At earl:’ annual,meeting the char-
u!or of each ^preacher h< passed up,-
*n nn<l new appointments are made
'or the coming ye;
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Walterbcro,
HERNDON & SON,
So. .Ca.
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known as the ’’loop.” they returned
and one of them left the car and
Vilson joined the party. They drove
o»t atrosy High Hill Creek in the
direction of Back Swamp, and as
ihcy were passing over the high
bridge at Black Creek, going at a
r-ood speed,' tb p rar suddenly swerv
’d to the right into the guard rail
•' the bridge and t»ver the midu'e
of the stream, turning con'.Ieteiy
over.
Wilson Svem Out.
Wilson, not knowing whe-e f-e
vra, but finding himself under tho
vator. inanngr'd' to g t free aiitl d.ive
'rem the side of the ear. The strean.
being one of the swiftest in th ■ eoun-
‘y, swept him rente 300 yard:-, down
the current, and after eoitsM ra'de
'’rfort in the darkness. manaMd to
••eer it the batik, wliere he pulled hlm-
-f’lf out of the water. Not kr’nvbr:
•here h.. was. Int liearir.v dog’
bark, and afterwards hollowing o'
hunter s in the woodr-began hoHow-
r himself.
»ar.
V nf
in the question of division, two
lists Are Undertaking to lk>
A. C. Hlers and II. J. Givens.
I. oUt Adjoiurn for dinner.
2.00—Ueaqsemble for song
Ice.
2.15 80mis "of the Probable Ef
fects of the/ European War Upon
Missionary Work at Home and
Abroad — F./<). S. Curtis and 8. B.
Saunders*
2.45—Some of the Difficulties in
Doing Successful Sunday School
Work in Uiiral Communities-P. M.
Johns and/John Kinard.
3.15 Tjie Importance of Giving
1 to State Missions and Other Object” j
at This Tim*’ of Financial Crisi: i
General Discussion.
*4 no—Nliscellarfeous business an l
adjournment.
Sunday morning, meet at l»t.*»<i
o’c*o< k. Regular Sunday school s‘r-/T
vice or such service as the l mun
may appoint for the hour.
II. uo Missionary Scrmpn by Rev
K. O. S. Curtis.
■ It is urgently requested that the
churches send full delegations.
An Active l.lver Means Health.
,lf you want goo^ health, a clear
complexion and freedom from diz-
zlness. constipation, biliousness, and
hoadache^rand indigestion, take Dr
King’s New l.ife.Pills. They drive
out fermenting and undigested food,
clear the, blood and cure constipa
tion. Only 25c at your druggist. ’ .
tv to purify lb* blood, wbicb will tbaB sapplr
lb* Uft-Swarr food for the nerve*, givlBf ibam
toaa aftd vigor 10 main tala tbatr fuactloB*.
surUttg tba cirri# anew, all tba prur***»*
of ttie igxtr ara krougbl up lo.BorrBkl, acd tba
P*U«qy* madS'-lo feel well.
Mrs. Jo* Person’s Romody •
^ Purifies the Blood.
Mrs. Joo Person’s Remedy
Stgadigg the Nervee.
Mrs. Joo Parson’s Remedy
Restore* the Digestion.
Hundreds of your nelghtiora teatlfy to tbeaa
f»«-is. Te*i It yourself—tbai'» Ibe .surest w*jr
'•»ur druggist ought to have It. If h* rannot
•apply you. tend hu r.aiueaud a dollar to th*
■■ikaufai'tiirerr.
RCMCDr SALES CORPORATION.
Ctiartotte. North Carolina.
Pr». Ptrsoii*! Wash ci*.
section wtih t..« Kfiimoy tor tho euro of
t ore* and the relief of Inflamed and con-
gested •urfore*. It m ospecialiy valtiabh to
woinrnr and should aiway* he used fur
ulceratloBK. ' '
SAVES DAUGHTER
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Advice of Mother co Doubt Pro*
rents Dan^bfer’* Untimely End.
'inra have beon proposed, one of
which runs north and south, and
the othep.east and west.' The north-
■ u 11*/' would "divide the stvte Itito
qe.'ilern and western cgnferchee ^ r> ^ Butler of JacLsosbo^o i-*
GOOD litVHDS IT»B ftII.UETON.
He finally managed to r’a> h th'
road, and -.ftor some time n:*:lstnne.>
renie to 1:1m lie was rcarly fro:;
NEED
Too many women struggle
under pains and aches.
They are not sick—but weak,
nervous, irritable
Such women need that blood-
strength that comes by taking
SCOTT'S EMULSION. It also
strengthens the nerves, aids the ap
petite an^| checks the decline.
If wife or mother tire easily
or look rum down, SCOTT’S
EMULSION will build her up.
„ SHUN SUBSTITUTES.
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SC O-17 A BOMfNL •WOQMFtft.D H J
Foley Cathartic TabletM.
1 You will like their positive action^
They have a tonic effect' on tho
’bowels and give wholesome, thoro-i-
igj, cleaning to the entire bowel tract, carried’to" a hv'hoti.-*
btir the liver to healthy activity and 1 , ....
keep stomach sweet. Constipation.! ,tu ' resuscitated from hi’ 'ondlt
headache, dull, tired feeling never' wrs* then that he tn!d of
after t those who use Foley Catharti • , had happeneii. hu: a* it v> i da
Tablets. Only 25c. For Sale by^ was made to locate his thr""
All Dealers. . ' 1
h. wpnld leave, nio^t of tho largo
! rc, and strong stations as well a«
I’l-nbia Colh.^1 and- the KpWorth
O'-phanare' in the eastern division*
’'he weaker stations, Lander College
ml WoffordS’ollege would be in the
western eonferonce. This arrange
ment would also disturb the district
'"'os. in that Columbia district wool' 1
he 'flit wide open ;<nd | ho e fsterm
' nforrnce wmtld he 1 -u' li rtroni
'na the western • onferehce To d 1
idg the ’ 'conference east jv^d. ." e
vcniftK^ive a northern ar.tl|;smifh«*--
nfoponN;, which would leave all the
V. tU ng
tt» bUirf M>»v 'ipent.
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POSITIVELY MASTLKS CP.Ol’P
Foley’s Honey and Tar CQmpouud
cuts the tiiit.k thocking taucus, and
rloarr away -the phlegm. Opens
up the air passages and stops the
hoared cough. The gasping, atraif-
gling figlit Tor bretrih give.i way
to quiet breathing and peaceful wieen
Harold Berg. Mass. Mich., writes:
• \Ve give Foley’s Honey and Tar to
our children for croup and It always
companions other than RV<."iI f r > r
" 1 <»ii. Wilson tyiis rcnt7i, the rit\
’ ' —“ i«y. friends about 3 o’cloc"! '"'Ia mori)-
I( Iteally Dot's Relieve "Khetimati-n:. ini-. Tjien it wn/ * .1 ' e ;: v -a>-
Everybody who is afflicted w uh - like wildfir'e. ,
rheumatism in any form ahonld h!>* .. SeBwh/f«*P Ih'<li» ■
all. means keep a bottle -of Sloan’s was only a sho-t
Liniment on hand. • The minute you .j^ B j a(k road
feel pain or soreness-in a Joint or . ... . . ,
n'.uwle, talk. It wltk Sloan'R Uni «IH. =utnn,ol,,r.
ment.' Do not rub it. Sloan’s pen j pedestrians, going ttvjne -c t ne .0 t.
etrates almost immediately right to I what they could to leirr the true
the seat of pain, relieving the hot., 'trite of affairs, and 10 - in the
tender, swolen feeling and making 7arch for the b.iili*s The car
the part easy and comfortable. CW : v / h|ch he:,f.f-o;-> most in-
a botile of Sloan s Liniment for 2f>c ! , , ^
o fany duruggist and liave it* i^the ’ * 1,1 could^rot .. n. -i:
house against colds, sore ttnjKswoi- ; »P«*> drugging was.found ubrntt ten
t*n' joina, ' rheumatisni, neuralgia, feet away from the !:•'<;.<■. Ivin-r
sciatica and like ailmepts. Your j r < p hi side up in nho-ut n feet of
money back if not saflkflcd. but d The vtn>aTn v , n , ,,. r ,|,ed.
« it*
and about 200 yards dijlow ih<*
j lirldge the dead bdoy of Harrison
was found standing straight up
bef-'pc
litoral 1 v
«r.<l
!e
doe,, give almost fnxtitlit relief.
' cale by all dealer.;./
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lly
For!
Epwcrth Orp*
' »
ojleges ap"
’o-thefh * t onfereiflpe,
veu.ld disturb tin district 1
■ ivi-g o' ihe i -o jn: ! tutIon-« of u
f rg ; nd "hd Enwr-th Orejinoc.
hc> norrh-'r-i. drpf, rente would
•"jterin'iy affett five edwationa!
nd
-qgr
’ ■«-
'•j.,.’
enf
iy •• orV: *
( olioeoq
• rep-.h"
f ei'her ecnfer»
e.Pd/ornhr n- re
rrd.oor?,:
Mr. W. Butler of Jackronhor>
tailed at the ofltce of the Press {.nd
Standard and asked u-.-, to ktate to
tho tltizens of Colleton county and
al-o of Waltcrloro that he Is will
ing to lend his assistance and also
% o furnish wagons atul hands for
!hr work of improving the Hors*-
h'»o road and other*, roads in the,
unty if the people .will. le nd their
sirpport to the movement:
aitotuot^ilists 'fjettally he:’.!
iKlvant.vRC- c:f .his »>ff< r .,a
lend their, n.'sljv/.rce in revr : 1
ways. .This improvvp.tn; being t:
>>•' ip cT;-rc • r/'d Hk' v.-erk •«'-•-
*led on by/ho difTorent * x iti;» as o,
hd coi ntV will be »-f vart/r iper"
’ Ihf^
with
Ready, Ky.-V I was not able to do
anything for nearly six months,” writes
Mrs.-Laura Bratcher, of this place, “and
wu down in bed for three months.
1 cannot tell you how I suffered with
my liead,* and with nervousness and
womanly troubles. n.
Our kmily doctor told my husband ho
could not do me any good, and he had
to give it up. -We tried another dbetor,
but he did not help me.
At last, my mother advised me to take
Cardui, the woman’s tonic. 1 thought
it was no use for Bwas nearly dead and
nothing seemed to do me any godd. But
I look eleven bottles, and now I am able
to do all of my work and my own
washing.
I think Cardui is the best medicine in
the world. My weight has increased,
and I look the picture of health. “
If you suffer from any of the ailmej
tifi
dui
know
peculiar to women, get a bottle ot
today. Delay Is dangerous. W«
it will help, you, for it has helped so
many thousands of other weakwon.zn .
in the past 50 years.
At all druggists.
WrJf, t»: Chattancoz* M*didn* Co„ LodM
Advisory Dept. Ctiottaacoga, T*nn.. lor
i
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".ncc lo all
Those
tlqpirir g
-qo^ inert ’..ill leave
•.
rbr.cerned.
to help in
nionoy
P. Wlihmah which-will
'rirr-f'iomc.-.ts. <>f, a, vcpdl
the rouftty.
f' Jt LIFK I IV'.::
'o'
*V- ♦hr * F>i<
rf AhN-vilc.
«l,».-v'«V. Nov: 21. 'G. ’V. '"och-
r-n. •■n'rM wnt<-hr?an At the
fifed thi- afternoon from Hie
-ei•• J* c' injt^r-Ia rpeeived in the
“rrire room of mill yr t.-rday.
-torrin-r Vh»>n a Hvlfnder h'*ad blew
'•’tt. He }« Purvlyed.by two dangh-
ifrr. Mr 4 " Eugene Nance am! Mrj»
•'"•vb. Cochran- Mrj ("ochran -svu
1 n h'v fi.’lrd year. Funeral and 1 ur-
ial'will be held Sunday afternoon.
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i Ivcf iJtor’f/\«»t ice
Estate of Eliza L. MyOpUy.
persons having/ claims agains t
above named estate wi
i
r
acts qulikly.’
Dealers.
For Sale by
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Ry^l^YsTISM
. V.’iU cure your Rheumatism
NtjiraJgia. Headaches, Cramps,
'Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old JSorcs. Stings of Insects
Etc. AnliiirpticANodyjBO, used in
ternally an^ externallyPrice 25c-
Yoo Mood*
Take Qrovc’s
*t,
Toole
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Toole because it contain* the
/ well known tonic propertie* of QUININE
spd IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
Flop those Early Bronchial Coughs
Ttor hang on all wintsr If net
chocked, and pave the way for sert-
oua throat and lung disease. Get
a bottlf* of Foley’s Honey and Tar
Compound, and take U freely. Stepe
coughs and colds, heals raw in
flamed throat,' loosens the phlegm
and is mildly laxative. Best for
children and grown persons. No
opiates. ° For Sale by All Dealers.
When You Yawn
a Good Deal
In the cay time, and feel
dull, lazy and discouraged, llle
voji have every Ej-mptantof „. rrtMll
a torpid hver. “'
Simmons Red Z Liver
Regulator. (The Powder
Porm) is a fine tonic for a
disordered liver. It acts
promptly. The bilious im
purities which have inter
fered with the free action of
the Hirer are driven out, the
stomach is cleansed and
strengthened so that it can.
more thoroughly digest food.
Thebowelsare purified and a
regular habit re-established.
It is a splendid medicine for.
the whole system. Promotes
"a feeling of energy, mental
activity and cheexfut spirits.
Sold by Dtalors
Price. Large Package. S1.00
| :igainst a cypress tree with a part of 1 Th< ' oof h * < ^ * a,, ' n,,ar f ,r
f ihis head out of the water, his baHtj Thr ‘ p^nnhers/if tho Y -h
Compfinibn calendar will, ns nlwav-
at this season./present to cverv s-ib-
v »*-/ . , * ^
subsrribor. whose subserintion i- " ' 1
for, 1915. n calendar ff»r the 1.
year. . It is a gem of calendar,
ing. The decorative muont’nr
rich, btif the main purpose ha* Hee- v
to prodiu-e a calendar that is us-fnl
and that purpose has beeu a hj.ci
ed. * .
A* lot tbc ftauine with ite RH Z M tW
label If ro« cannot («t A rrom w •«. we
will tea* It by mail pottpoid.
Livci Rttutakor If alto *ot •* la U-rai-l for*i
fat Ibate —to ytcfrr A Price *100
Look tot Ibe Re* Z UbeL
I. R. ZCILI.V A CO., froBrlwlora
St.
me
water
directly against the tr*-*. v. iien. 'it
, is t ho light, that he tried « save him
self but was Anally drowned
The search continued and about
1 o’c lqck" the body c' Taylor was
found on the bottom of the str.nim
about midway between th»* bridge
upu. ly
ing flat on the bolt mi of the frock
ijj. fourteen feet water. The
search was continued until shortly
iicfore 5 o’clock this aftertioon, when
I KfChter’s body was found lietween
: where Ilarrison’a body was foynJ
/and the north bank of the crock, ly-
I ing In fifteen feet of water. Kich-
ter’s bqdy was within three feet of
1 Harrison and it was iiggested that
[tho two men must have died in “aeh
other'a elm brace, or where / sepa r atod
j only, when* the death str igcle tock
I place. They’were riding in »he back
seat and Taylor and Wilson in the
[front seat when, the acciden’ (ycurr-
jed. There were no scars to amount
ito anything on either body a,id fhe
attending physician stated that tlidlr
death was
-A!
t»»f
ill nresept t>i
same ♦,(!!>• pCtCHtcd, and ;.l! those ■
debted will make payment to M-
Janies E. I’euHfov j>* Walferhor. ‘"
*/ MAUDE O. MUKPIJ’Y.
Nov. 18 "3t Exec;:11
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AN AGKD tm WFDS i
Young woman of r-;-
Dalton. On.; Nov. 1 Samui.J »V.
Mbertspn. ac at !i*J \> irs. : nd Mr.
?>fary Elizabeth Tlionids, r.ted 7" .
were marriod thi- aftet-rfeon in th«*
irdinary's offic* at tlie court '
Itov. .1 T. Nichols officiating . Dot l ,
hid Icon married before, but ver-
shy as youth .and maiden. Th#
eroom is a veteran of two^v./rs and
is a forty-niner, having t .no to th:!-
"ifernirt during the gold rush
Only Side Gem .
Og;'q E?ct Kr.31.1
“Gets-It” Lie li ;;,v T/r~ 7‘Trops J
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DRUG COMPANY
WALTEKBORO
from drowning
CnoBfd" Much ExcitemewL
It is doubtful if-any o-«urrencB
has ever created so much excUemeat
jin the city as this sad affair has to-
jday. It* being Sunday, nearly, every
man. woman and chl.M.*that could
|iv-Bch the scene visited the placa
; Harrison conducted a mercantile
I business in North Dargan streq* and
; was married some years ago ic> Mhis
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.('itation for la-tlM-s Di-r.ii-. or>. ’
State of South Carolina, County c
Colleton.
{ By G. Albert Beach, Esq.. .Julg
Of Probate. ,
Whereas, J. F. Hiers qiadc rn't to
me to grant him letters/dlsniisiorv
of the. estate and effects of Human!
P. Hiers and Peetto E. Hiers.
These are therefore to rite an I
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors' of the said de-
cease<L_that they be and appear be
fore me in the court of proha'e I • be
held at Walterboro. S. C., on the
2*th day of November. Inst , after
publication hereof, at II o’clock, to
show cause; If any they have, whv
the said letters dlsifTfssory should
not be granted. *'» ?
Given under my band this the 4th
day of November. Anno Dttmini,
1914.*
Published on the 4th, 11th, 18th
and 25th days of November, 1914,
in the Press aftd Standard.
O. ALBERT BEACH. * -
Judge of ^fobate.
\
To Preveot Blood Poiaoolag
’pptv at one* the wonderial old irtiable ML
-OKTKR'SjAjrrtsKmc heaungoil.* mo
.rent err-iMiig that frlifTc pan, and heal* at
. —. ifio t.'iuc. !Tata lintfueoL 3c. ?0c. $: jCO.
citation for Liirnii;
/\ MISSORY
, STATE OFv.’OU’i t* C.\ROL!N\
County of Colleton.
BY (5. ALBERT BEACH E (Mill ;;
Probate Judge. -
Whereas.. A. L. Cunningham mad "
suit to me to grant him letters Di«
missory of the Estate ami effects of
Mrs A. C. Farmer dec
These are. Therefor^, to'cite and
admonish all end singular the kind
red and creditors of. The said Mrs.
A-. C. Farmer deceased, that they oe
and spp ar Ksfo"* me. In the Court
if Prohate,to he Iteld at Walterborn
*. c on the 18th day of ^’ovemhar
aejet. "after publication- hereof, at
Si o’cloik in the forenoon, to shpw
*"i-e. If any they have, why the
said letter* Dismissory :houId not
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be granted
Given under my hand this 26th
day of October. Anno DdminL 1914.’
- Published on the 28th Oct. and
of November 4 P ll and 18. 1914. in
The Press and StandgrcT ’
- O. ALBERT !»S.*rH.
, . ' Probate Judge, C. C.
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qualities from ordinary bxsls wlucli results
in weakness, dullness and sickness. -..
If your childfi n are under-size, under
weight, Catch cold easily, are languid,
backward, pale or frail, give th in Scott’s
Emulsion w hich is pure mediamd nourish
ment. 'It sharpens the appetite, IsiiM*
healthy flesh, 'Ann muscles and active
brains. 8oott’s is grqjving-foodJ /of
CBildren.- Refuse alcoholic substitutes..
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