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V- I 4W,5,TJ?' •w PAGfe SIX. THE PRESS Al-ID STANDARD. WALTERBOR 0. S. C. JANUARY 20.1915 I ’ i V mi v< ;r ■fe * •. / IVjU ti I!V! ;U » Legal Cl * MAHTER H BALE. THE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLIN.y County of Colleton. COURT' OP CQHMON PLEAS. PRODUCERS NAtAL STORES CO., A Corpo*‘* t,<>I L • TU. " J. D. 8MOAK. - A' — - Pursuant to Soiree tn the above entitled cause. I will eelf at. pubi;c outcry to the Liahent bidder,' for cash, ducrti* the lenal hours of sale, in froi>^ of the Courthouse in Wal- rounty and state aforesaid eft/me flrat Monday In February, the name beina the first day /thereof* the following deacrlbed realty, or ho niiich thereof as may be fufflclcnt to satiafy the Judgment herein, to wit:-. "All thooe five tract* of land, sit uate In the County of Colleton and the State of South Carolina, and more particularly deacrlbed as fol Iwo*: .. Tract No. 1. AU that piece, par cel or lot of land situate, lying am being In the County of Colleton and Bute of South Carolina, measuring and |Contalningg Thirty (30) Acres, niord or leas, and bounded as fol Iowa: North by lands of Mrs. M. E Edwarda; East by lartds of Bob El Hson: South by lands of Effle Wilson West by lands of Bailey and DeWItt Situate In Bell Township. Thin be ing the sam** tract of land conveyo-l to J. D. Smoak by M. E. Edwards by deed' dated February 1911, and recorded In the R. M. C. Office for Colleton County, on February 18. 1911. In Book 37, at page 85. Tract No. 2. All that piece, par- ■ cel or tract of land situate In th" ^County of Colleton and State of South Carolina, containing Sixty (6(l» Acres, more or less, and hounded .is foliowirf North by lands of Mrs. M. hi Edwards; East by lands now or fokmerlv of Pincken: South and East byjlandj/of Hob Ellison; South by lajfdli ot. Cato Pinckney; West by lands of K? Hailey, Flncken, and C. B. Williams, this being ’ the - same tract of land conveyed to J. D. » Smoak. by Mrs. M. E. Edwards, bv deed dated 19... and record ed in the R. M. C. Office for Colie* on County on February 9, 1912, In Book 37. at Page 800 Tract No. 3. All that piece, par- c* 1 !. or tract of land, situate, lying and being In Colleton County *nd -Stffe M South Carolina, Bell Town ship, containing.Nineteen and ^Ive- eights (19 5-8) acres, more or less, and bounded as follows'; North by lands of Mrs. J. J. Rasor; East by lands of Mauldin, near Canal; SootK by lands of J. M. Rasor; West by lands of J* M. Rasor and. Jesse Wil liams and having such other but tings and boundaries as" will be shown on plat made by John L. Gar vin. Surveyor, of date, ..... ThM being the same tract of land convey ed to J. D. Smoak by J,. J..Rasor, by deed dated FebruatT'ind, 1912, and recorded In the R. M. C. Office for Colleton County, on February 9, 1912, In Book 38, at page 2. Also One (1) certain turpentine Still and fixtures, capacity Twenty (20) Barrel*; with all the right, title and Interest of the said party of th” first part in and to tho l«*ca- tlon on which the same and the buil dings appurtenant thereto, or con nected therewith, are situated, and with the right to run and operate the same and to carry on naval stores business thereat. Tertna of sale, Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. R M. JEFFERIES. Walter boro. 8. C.. Master Jan. 9th, 191k. I CITATION FOR LETTER OF AD MINISTRATION. hour* of sale, the following dOicrlb- od realty, to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of tod situate, lying- end being In -the County of Colleton and State of South Carolina, containing Two Hun dred and Forty (840) Acrer. more or l^ss and bounded an fdlllws North by lands of R. D. Carter; East by lands of Thomas Black; South by laiids of Thomas Black and the At lantic Coast Lino.Railroad; West by Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad. This being the un?old portion of a tract of five hundred (500) Acres which was conveyed to Jerre. 8. Padgett, by Henry F. Welch, ct at. by deed dated March 22, 1906. re corded Sept. 29. 1905. In the H. M. C. Office for Colleton Countv. S. C.. In Book of Conveyances of Real Es tate 24 at page 436. T^rms of sale. Cash; Purchaser to pay for papers. R. M. JEFFERIES. Walterboro, 8. C.. Master. Jan. 9th, 1915. THE STATE of SpUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton. By G. Albert Beach. Esquire, Pro bate Judge. WHEREAS. J. 8. Mears made suit to me to graat him Letter* of Ad ministration qf the Estate and effects of J. T. Mears. THESE ARE. THEREFORE, to cite pnd admonish all uni singular the kindred and creditors of the said J. T. Mears. deceased, that they be and appear before me, Ur the Court of Probate, to be held at Walterboro. S. C.. on 20:h January, mxt, after publication hereof at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to stow cause, f If any they have, why th® raid' AdmlnistratiQiL Should not be granted. GIVEN under my hand . this 8t»] day of January. Anno Domini, 191T. Published on the 13tb and 20tli days of January, 1915 in The Press and Standard. . G. ALBERT EACH. Jan 13-2tpad. Probate Judge. Co’- leton County. Walterboro People Give Credit Where Credit Is Due. MASTER’S SALK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. I. M. Pearlstlne t Son. a Corporation Plaintiff, vs. Josua Garvin. ONLY ONE “BEST Big: Business College of Columbia, Makes Special Announce ment to Patrons. Largest and beet known institution ol kind in State, makes most liberal offei to young people for 1915,' SHERIFF’S SALE. Defendant; Pursuant ta Decree in above en titled cause I will sell to the high est blddey, for cash, before th° Courthouse Door in the Town, of ^atterhoro. County and State afore said, on the first Monday In Febru ary, 1915, tho same being the first day of said month, during the legal hour R of sale, the following describ ed realty, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to pay the sum due, with Interest and costs, to wit: "All that tract, parcel or plec° of land situate, lying and being in the Slate of South Carolina, County of Colleton—Fifty (5ft) Acres, more or leBS. and hath such shapes, marks, meters and hounds as Is fully shown on a'plat of said tract of land made by A. L. Campbell, Surveyor, and dat r d January 29th, 1867. Also, all that tract, parcel or piece of land, situated, lying and being In afore said County and State, called "The Pine Hills Plantation.” /’ontalnlng Three Hundred and Fifty Eight (358) Acres, more or less, and hath each shape, marks, meters and bounds as Is fuflv shown on a plat of aald tract made by A. M. Lorry, deputy Surveyor, and dated the Tenth day of November, 1816. The Above landa were conveyed to meNor natural love and. affection by my father on the 14 th day-^if March.-A. n. 1898 and recorded In R. M. C. Office” Terms of Sale, Cash; Purchaser to pay for papers. R. M. JEFFERIES. Walterboro. 8. C., Master. Jan. 9th, 1915. MA.NTER’H *AJ.E. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. . County of Colleton. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS THE BANK OF BRANCHVTLLE PlnlnUff.v Vs. '*’• .HENRY MOSLEY. •: / Defendant. MASTER’S SALK. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Countv of Colleton. CQURT OF COMMON PLEAS. THE BANK OF BRANCHYILLE Plaintiff’. Vs. J. L. LYONS. Defendant STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Jeremiah T. Finch, Plaintiff. Vs. Van Dorn S, Wilkins, i Defendant. ExertmoN. By virtue of an execution to me dlreot n d. In the above stated cayt, 1 will sell to the highest bldd o r, at public auction, within the legal hdtir» of sale, at Walterboro Court House, on Mondav. the 1st day of February V D. 1915., the following described property, tp-wlt: All the right, title ard interest o! the defendant. Van F Wilkint le that certain right-of.way thirt> feet In wid’h, over and.aeross all that tract of land situated in the county of Colleton. State of South Caro/na, in Lowndes twonship. known as Deer Is)aud. the same (ontaining five hundred acre?*, n’lor'' or loss, and being hounded on the North by lands or Boynton and Savage; on tho East by lands of Savage and Gonzales; on the South hy lands of Savage and on the West by lands of Boynton, said right-of- way, together with such brush, trees, dirt and other material ther-on, to be used by the said Van Dorn S. Wilkins, for the construction, opera tion and maintenance of a railroad, tramroad and other way over and across aald tract of land, for the term of twelve y«ars. from the 19th day of October 1912, the said Van Dorn 8. .Wilkins, his heirs and as. signs, having the right and privilege to locate the aald right-ef-wav over and leroes the aald tract of land at ■any potn^-that he o> his heirs or as signs may desire, the said right of way being the same as conveyed by the said Van Dorn 8. Wilklna to the Deer Island Lumber Company, by deed dated Nov. 22nd, 1913. and re corded in th n R. M. C. Office for Colleton County on Nov. 24. 1913 Book 39 Pages 303.04-05. reference to which mav he had for a fuller de .(icription. Term of sale cash, pur chaser to pay for papers. J. D. ACKERMAN. Sfierlff Colleton County Walterboro, S. C.. Jnn 9th. t915-3t. People of Walterboro who suf:cr with weak kidneyo ‘ and bad backs want a kidney remedy that can he depended upon. Doan's Kidney Pills is a medicine for the kidneys only, and one that Is hacked by wit ling testimony of Walterboro people. Here's a case: F. M- Morrik. P. O. Box No. 2. Walterboro, says: "1 had w eak kid neys and my bark and limbs achod and pained all the time. I suffered constantly frem rhcumaxjc twinges and was unable to do any work The kidney secretions were too frequent In passage, causing me to get up a number of times st nirht. I cot Doan’s Kidney Pills at-Klein's Dr”" Stor“'*nd thev foon cured me v Af ter I finished four boxe« I was cured of rheumatic twinges and backach ’ and my kidneys were in good shape. Other* of my family have also used Doan's Kidney P1U* with good re sults.” .» | Price 56c. at all dealers. Don't dimply ask for a kidney remedy— get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Morris had. Foster-MII- burn Co.. Props.. Buffalo, N. Y. Proposals Invited. Proposals will be received at th office of the Highway Commissioner for Colleton county until noon, Jan uary 23rd, for pLy/lcian's services, (including medicine), at tho county jail and county farm, per aanum. J. E. Moore, Jan. 13.2t. Highway Comminsioner L A DIES Learn how much more valuah! your own combings are when mad* - od Into Switches Transformations Puffs and Ibing*. than tho lo v grad” Chinese hair on the market Price for making any style halt goods furnished on application. G. It. BADOU.X 2S.'t» S. Fifth Ave. Nashville. Tenn In keeping with the spirit of times, tthe management of Draughon's Practical Business College of Colum bia, S. C. |one of the chain of big qgnojqi pa)*aoi soSaROD uoqSntUQ out the Southern and Western SUt- es)VAnncunf2s four |4) moner sav ing plana for 1914, to young men and young women planning to enter College in January. While the majority of small busi ness colleges are no longer able to accept cotton at ton cents per pound in payment for tuition the ,j;Big Draughon College of Columbia^ Is continuing to offer this'ten cents cot ton plan, and also announces that noter, payable one year or longer) from dates, will bo accepted in pay ment for scholarships,, whllo this temporary period of business depres sion continues. In fact, this insti- tuition Is extending to its patrons throughout the State the most lib era! terms and conditions with ref- rence to manner, of making tuition payment DEMAND FOR THE EFFICIENT Alert, keen, clear headed, healthy men and women are. in demand. Modern business cannot use in of fice. factory or on the road, persons who are dull, lifeless, inert, half sick or tired. Keep in trim. Be in a condition that wards off dis ease! Foley Cathartic Tablets clean the system, keep the stomach sweet, .iver active and the bowels regular. Corns Qnit, Pains Gets-H’ Quit Plasters, Salves and \7hat-Not*. After using ‘'GETS-IT” onco you will nav«r again have occasion for asking, "What can I <!? to get rid of my corns'” •'GETS-1T" Is the Itrst sure, certain cora-endcr ever hh?ra. Why “Suffer- Ys«” With Caras 7 Usa “GETWT.- Th.y n Vaahht pound), with cash, or with an ap proved note. The student can the: remain at home, and the College wii teach him by ipail for 3, 4. or i months or longer (as long as th- student desire*) after which th- ■aid student goes to Columbia, en ter* th* department* of the coReg. and complete the course thoroughly under the direct supervision and gui dance of . experienced ’ instructors Under this plan, the Scholarship, are godil* for instruction both BV MAIL and at COLLEGE/ and aft*-r tidying by mail as long a 9 deslro! the student enters the instittution to complete the work on the sam, scholarship, without any additional charge whatever. / Full information and testimonial letters from tho-,- so have actually used this plan will be mailed upon request. Write for them. The above plan (No. 4) will e. po- ciaily appeal to many young men and young women throughout th * State during the .coining year Be cause many can afford to purchas a |50 scholarship, for cash or nnenta ' vaou ur \vitm Fcllow*ing are the four 4) plans f ( 0 p1 0 ahli» a «r ten |l^| entS, ’ !? Ut do n °' feel able or willing, under the con ditions now existing, to undertake the monthly board end living ex-’ ponses which attending a college cer tainly makes necessary. White progress i* not so rapid in taking lessons by mail, the saving in .board and living expences means a great 2? a !.' After takln « Home Study lessons, a student should b. of enrollment offered: I. t’ottton Plan—Cotlon will be accepted (strict middling) in pay ment for scholarships and ten_ cents per pound will be allowed for tt. One yfto-pound hale will pay for q 150 complete scholarship In the Bookkeeping and Banking depart ment of Draughon’s College or a eiie ui a , I ’ — -vuuoiii. aiiuuia Dc complete scholarship in the Shrfrt- .J* 0 to .9°l*. e * e * complete th- hand and Typewriting department. Two such bales vrill be accepted for a Combined Scholarship of both Bookkeeping, Shorthand and auxili ary studies. - tt. Cash Plsm—-Where the student work thoroughly in six to eight weeks and accept a poslttton. Indi vidual letters from thoso who havt used this plan during the past year s the best proof that you can use it too. Write for full details. . \ After the European war ha* clos- onrolllng pays cash for scholarship, ed and bfaslness conditions have id. a ''War Discount” of $10.00 will be Justed themselves and become nor- allowod and Railroad fare of the m*! again, the entire country will students to Columbia will be paid by experience the greateot and uuost the College. This Is equal In every prolonged period of prosperity an-l^ way, from an economical sandpoint,. . expansion and .develoo- ..,£!r Uant ,n O^ve en titled cause I will sell at public n;,t- dinrlnr ''l*''?’ ,,,dder ' for <«•>>. •Yrnn?* / 'V h0^, ■' , ° f "A 1 " Jront of the Courthouse In Walt«r- * y '* nd »foresa!it, nU,r/ h !i. f r<M Mondn J r I” February next, the sam® being the first day jhertmf.jhp following described real Situate ° r ,^ac, of ,an ‘ l * Jtuate in the State of South Caroli- Thirty rw” jo"* a '£. iTd/rr’ *• "««; 2 lands of 'James Walker: Pursuant to decree in above Oil* titled cause I will sell at public out cry to the highest bidder, for cash, during the legal hours of sale, in front of the Courthouse In Walter boro, county and state aforesaid, on no first Monday in February next Mine being the first day thereof, the folio wing described realty to wit: "AH that piece,' parse! o» trpet of lattf. In the Town of Smoika Colle ton County, Gouth Carolina, conta? n - Ing about One (1) Acre more or less and bounuftd i* follows: North by lands of 8. P. ^ Derrii; East by Public Road: South Mid West hv lands of J. L. Lyons. bei 4 «r known in the Johrt Frallx Lot." Term* of Sale, Cr.sh, purchase^ , pay for paper*. R. M. JEFFERIES. Master. V/alterboro, s. C.. Jan. 9th, 1915. MIKR*FK*s H U4>T T l.nri. TX—7" East by h“ Mi«o j D r<, " nor: gou *h f “ ,n *° Jcnkln* and the Estst of ( harlotte Moecly; Wen bv Fd w»rd Gilbert.” . ^ T fc,d ' ° f C,wk - Purchaser to pav for papor*. 'Wsltilh M i EFFE ME8 Master, falter boro. a. C.. J* n . sth. i9 15 ' ' ’ MASTER’S SALK. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Colleton * COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 1 R. H. NVIchmin. doing bu«ine«5 ss A. Wlchman A Son. In his own „ ^rl*ht and a* Assigne®, Plaintiff. Vs Jesaio 8. Padgett, et al. ;t« \ y J D- Rt^ch, 15() acres ir Sheri •Ian Township, bounded a* follows- bv"!? W d P ^ HuR hes. west mo.F t HuKh,v - r u,h hv J''-i*h Hlott. Tax cost and pen* V*” ® oh ~>! »l*'rtct. houn^M a, follow*: South by Ben fturh** north 0 ^ ft*! by Anderson Lumber Co Tax cost ami Penalties 131.20. * ®*- Hughes, 125 acres in vc■ nt^ §5?* 8ch< ^l District, bounded ^s follows: North by James 8. Sim mon*. south and west by M •‘••t. by Rea Hughes and penalties $10.74 ’ C ‘ Hlott. Tax cost trier Pwiel School Dle- 'v 1 bounded as follows: North by Julius E n/k" . ’ ro,,owa: hr , , a ' Robertson: south P^hts: weet by eetato V now . Padgett. Tax *nd penalties $8.89. J. D cost ACKERMAN. Sheriff. THE STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA Countv of Colleton. IN THE COURT OF COMMON- PLEAS ' \ Jeremiah T. Finch. Plaintiff, V*. Van Dorn 8. W’ilkins. ^ ^ Defendant. ' EXECUTION <► By virtue ot an execution to m directed, in the above stated cise, I will sel) to the h'gheot bidder, at public auction, within the legal bours of tale, at Walterboro Court House, on Monday, the let day of February 1915, the following described nroper- ty. tO-Wlt: 4 Log saw*. 2 Pump*. 4 Mule Collars. 6 Pairs Haines. 3 p^jj/ Jrac® Chains. 6 Cart Hooks 4 Caul Hook Handle-. 1 Roll Tar p-E.r Roofing. 1 United State* Mail Bov I Ll”* Handle Spades. 5 Rail road RhnveL ^ ® ox Engine Tools, 1 ' U'comotlve antf v - n , ^ u x VU( . Milei, Railroad Iroff - „ r ;, s 1 Por!"blc Forge, 2 l»v \ Chains, 1 Keg Railroad flofta. -iin- rel Black Gil OrtO-iiaif Barrel der Oil. One-Quarter Barrel OR, 2 Pairs Trucl^ Wheels. 1 Pile •Raft Chains. 4 Tram Trucks, Timber' Carts, -7 Mules. Of tht* above pro , *? r, y' the 7 mules deaerfh^ ed therein. a' T « now ,n r '* rossesslofi and can be ae«* n , H. Peurifov’x lot. In the city ot ^‘R^bqro. The remainder of the pi ''l } '' rty can be If yon hav: tried other thins* by the score and will now try “ulCT!+-!T." you will realito this glorious fact. You probably are tired aUcklnz on tape that won’t stay stuck, plasters that ahlft themselves right or.:o yoo:r corn, contraptions that malic a bu.-.- die of your toe and pveas right down on the corn. Ihit two dn p* « ■\HETS-rr" on that corn In twj sec onds The corn is then doomed as sure as night follows day. The corn shrivels. There's no pain, no fuss. If you think this sounds too nood t-> be true try it tonight on uny corn, caBus. wart er bunion. “GETS-IT" is ro’.d by druggists* everywhere, *5c a bettis, or smt di rect by E LiWTcno«* u Co.. Chicago. Sold In Walterboro by WALTERIIOKO DRUG <X). to the cotton plan offered above t and will only remain In force for such .i limited time as in th eopinlon of th- College management present existing conditions may Justify. 3. Note Plan—If the student wish es to give a nc*.e, riyahl? a year (or lengor) from date, for tho full price of the scholarship, allowing suffici ent time for the student to complete the retires, accept a posittion *,and earn the money with which to pay the note before if falls due, the regn- lar catalogue price in charged for ,'ach scholarship, which Is a few dol lars higher than the cash price. Whcr-* 30. Vo or 90 day notes are riven, no dlffer*nce In price Is charr ed. Many stude-** enter Drangh- on’s College each' year under this note plan, and complete their course, accept positions and earn tho money ♦o pay their note* before they fall liu". If you are lutersted in this plan, write for special note plan blank which gives full informattion. 4. By Mail Plan—Any yotfng man or young woman can purchase a Draughon Scholarship for the Book keeping and Banking, or for tho shorthand and Typewriting course, and pay for this scholarship with cotton (on a basis of ten cents per ment that It has ever known within its history, and opportunitties of rapid promotion and advancement in business, for those young people who have the necessary training and arp prepared, will be more plen tiful than hare ever been th case | ,efo . re - Tbo .far-sighted ypang man is already realizing this and is mak- ing plan*. If ha baa not already made them, to secure a thorough and practical business training so as to be ready for the opportunities which every big banker and business man will te)l you are sure to be so plentiful. who , ar « bb" Planning to or d ‘ lu « ht « r In Business College, or young men who look for- ward to preparing themselves for to C ^1. f A 1 , b,,,llleM cnxnere, and wish to economise as much as possible -ould Trite for fall Informattion concerning one of the above plans. Dr*u»hn! V< » d .‘V mone ’ r made, and bIJX« ^nini (endorsed by Bankers and Business men everv- CobJm ?f D h ?* 2r» Ufhon Bu “ lnes ' i (t . h< ? Ur ** t business educa- tr#, “ ,n * Institution in the n^hni no Introduction \a th** Pub y c ’ *nperlorlty of the cour^- for sJinHn * lld the e *t«r facilities b.I.r^l knoC' 0 ”* '° r ■ t " d ' n,, r ou found upon the pl* n u' tl0 »V k* 1 ?"* i n • tn t Vi n O a ID belqng |ng to th® heir* of C, .******. Lowndes township. Colleton . °w n ; r ' «nd D. J. Chaplin, my deputy t has charge thereof. T^rm* of s; * rash, purchaser to pax far panes*. J. D. ACKERMAN’. Sheriff Colleton County Sheriff's Office. Walterboro, S. C. \W? h for Children. rlnA a rh,,d medf. th « t -u COBU,n " °P‘Um form opium In arv Ine" 1 ' ^ hen °l >,u, n I* given other ItMted^hfi ” Per, * np * hM denion th f r * »• no better How to Core a Lacrippe Cough, jaerippe ccwhs demand in**npt treatment. They show g serious condition of the system and Mire weakening. Postmaster OoHp*n*. Barnerat. N. J.. sav*; I took Fo- ev's Honev and Tar Compound for a violent lagripne cough that completely exhausted me and less than half a bottle cough.’ Try It. and Constipation Cured. BILO&HMs* - troubled . with If yoil if*? f**- 'tion you will blMot'snes* nr CdffMlp- ment of R. be im created In ‘be •tt*-- V34r a<0 R Erwin. Pern. Ind. A ' «ndi. last winter I had an attack * geetton followed by blliou.nw* *no ronstip*.tion. Seeing Chamberlain* Tablet* i o hlgbly r *T otnmended ’ > ,.v bought a bottle of them and they helped m» right away.” For . %If deaU rs. /• by cule TH , 4 FOR NKURAIA3IA TRr nds <> f P«oPl* OB " ur * Though 'uralgla because they fertng WL b ^ t to do for it. Neu. do ndt knew * “k , tlie nAn res. Whati ralgia ft * paO **• soothe the nerve | vou want fo de la U v Liniment to, itself. Aftriy fffeeav oalnful part —, Catarrh? natal breathing impaired? Doom your throat got husky or clogged? Modern science proves that these symptoms re sult from run-down health. Snuffs and vapors are irri tating end useless. Tb« oil-food in Scott's Emulsion will enrich nod enliven the blood.' eld nutrition and assist ns tore to check the inflammation and heal the sensitive membranes. opes scorn HP Professional Kclittr. R. M. JEFFERIES, stopped the RUB^tiY-TISM AWiU cure your Rheumatinm do nor rub ft in. Sloa ‘o the sor®.'NcttValgin, Headaches, Cramps, J for them to handler penetrates vety quickly * > the ln-|^olic. Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and 1 too "mall for their p< Irritated nerve And' alla>\ < , Burns. Old Sores, Stines 6f Insects Uon - ‘ the surface <5v**r fk# k *’■ Liniment WHAT SHE WANTED ‘I want to step uiv baby's congh. said n young mother Tuesday. Pursuant to decree in above en titled cas® 1 will cell to the hlgheal Mdder for rash, before the Court- ,house door Ip the Town of Walter boro. County and State aforewald. *be first Monday in February! ir “.T b ! ln * tb « flp * r day contains no opium or otkl* w" /J »ranos and helps throw ol .( ~U vootb, dart a, dr.,. For „1. brlndSiii™'' 1 ; ^ ere. *afer medicine for coughs colds inn b,m Rnv b "nuful drurs ”; s , ailt fxoup In children than ’ U * bought Foley's Honey and Tar' , i 1 . 0 " w,’? u / h R ? m ^y- it t. equally »•(»...i.. . _ the cough | fiammation. uet a bottle c Liniment for 25 tfents of a* gist and hare It fn the h. against Colds. 8ori> and h \ Joints. Lumbago, Sclatira and* i ailments. ^ our*^non«(v l>ark if •J»uf ; «Usfled. but it does almost'V relief. // dr ^ R ; Etc. a Antiseptic Aeodyae.used ia- a c .jJJ Jj* 11 ,n oiien Genially and externallyA’* Price 25cr ^ ^ Attomey-at-Law, off JCE IN COURT HOUSE. Walterboro, S. C Will Practict in All Court*. DR. A. J. ANDERSON. , p "NTAt, SUROEON. • OFFfCK HOURS: 0 A. M. tn tr M : a F. M. to • P. M. X - PHONE lOOX WALTKItBORo. S. C. reB. F M-VT™ thTT^iid reliable and wideawake cotto n fac- ? T s * T,Bn ob. offer you the ex- '? ,teDt 4U *« rTlc * that has earned them their superior reputation «h salesmen among thousands of sat isfied shippers. Wby not become one of them? No account too large o husiness . rsooal atten- Correspondence invited, and savannah will he Aug 5 6m like , mi i- jfludstUlTl oar ISIS •««* ■mIi. rorwin* 1ST pages ot t*lS wmU. « COLDS & LaGRIPPE valuable tor adults. .j. *0Ily j quickly, atimulates the mucus mem- rnntaina .. R braaos and he,lpa throw off the chok POtt Cored la 6 U 14 Day* ZtZrJTZf* —+T it PAZO J . S P***T + eer* may <w«g of lidua^ f’.ad. M^aaroarPrMra4hwP0ro eeriiirte*!! i •-» at* i.iolitta gir»s Cam* i-o srDrt. - VAT f\_JS /Sk Wrf* Burnt-r •<( Of 6 COS’3 606 will break c/fecOC/U Sa^K^ny of Chills & Fever. Colds LaGnppc; it acts on the liver , better than Calomel and does not 7JILa Maureiuim a, HmW^t. c i C7 c:c ^ en * Pnce 25c. n ■ .1 ■ r‘