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. 4 PAGE SIX. THE PRESS AND STAND-'-EE, WALTERHOR 0. S. C. JANUARY 27,19] Basil—Li Legal Notices. . \ : ’ MAKTER** HALE. «*■ • . THE STATIC OF SOUTH CAROLINA N County of Colloton. >CRT Or COMMON PLEAS. :rRS NAVAL STORES CO., A Corporation, J*. #. J. D. 8MOAK. . . . ■ R, M waltsrboro. 8. C.. Jan. 9th, IMS. i J V>Ho’.» : ar deariib^d \ ■ t* x X / ; \ Pnnnant to doerpo la tba a bora entitled cause, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, tot cash, during the legal hours of sale, in front of the Courthouse in Wal- terboro. county and state ‘aforesaid on the flrs* Monday in Pehruarr. nest, thf same being the first da, thereof. ^ the following , described realty, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy the Judgment herein, to wit:- •* . . -Alf those fise tracts of land, slt-^ ‘ or D*P***- nate in the County of Colleton and the State of South Carolina, and # mors particularly described as fol- *lwos: ■< Tract No.' 1. All that piece, par cel or lot of land situate, lying and being In the County of Coll“ton and State of South Carolina, measuring and containingg Thirty (30) Acres, more or less, and bounded as fol lows: North by lands of Mrs. M E. Edwards: East by lands of Bob El-}, lison: South by lands of Effie Wilson: West by lands of Bailey and DeWitt, Situate in Bell Township. Thl* be ing the satn" tract of land conveyef to J. D. Snioak by M E. Edwards by deed dated February 1911, nnd recorded in the R. M. C. jpfTice for Colleton County, on February IS, 1911, ir Book 37. at page 8"«. Tract No 2. Air that piece, par cel or tract of rand situate In th'*' County , of .Colleton and , State of Ss’:t}i Carolina, contaftiing Sixt\ (*1" , Acres, more or |A.s. nrd bounded i r follows: North by lands of >!. E. Edwards; East by lands no.v or formerly of Finchen: South and by lands of , Bob’'Ellison:. South bv lands of 'Cato Pinckney: West by lands of A. Bailey Flncken. and c. B. Williams.,, this being the s.tn!' tract of land conveyed to J. D. Snioak. by Mrs* M.'E. Edwards, by dead dated. 19... and rerord- In the C. Office for >lle- , .an County ,on l^ebruaty in Baok 3%ttfPage «0 r Tra t Naa 3. AU |pmt ptaee. par fc| flf r i f 'T^ <r Situate, lying and being in <S2aton CotnRy and State of South .JBtrollna. Ball Town ship, ewataintne Nineteen and fiv*- aighta fl» (-1). aaM^tunra or lema. and bounded, aa foloNh: North by lands 6f MrhnJ. J. wator: East bv lands of Mau%n. near Canal; South by lands of J M. Raaor: West hr landk of J. M Raaor a^d J A sse Wil liams tnd having shah other but tings -and boundaries as will he shown on pt^t made by John L. Gar vin. Surveyor, of date This being the sM&’tract of land convey ed to J. Ik Smoak by J. Jt Rasor. by deed dated February 2nd. 191^. and recorded in the R. M*C. Office for CpReton County, on February 9, 112. In Book SC. at page 2- Also One tl) certain turpentln* Still and fixtures, capacity Twenty (20) Barrels, with all the light, title and Interest of the said party of. the first part In and to the lt*ea- tlon on whteh the aame and the buil dings appurtenant thereto, or con nected therewith, are aitnated. and ( th the right to ran and op-rate the same and to carry on naval stores business thereat. [ Terms of tale. Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. - X . R M. JEFFERIES, Walter bo re. 8. C.. Ma^tjer. Jan. 9th. IMS. 1 hoars of sole, the following'deccr!:>- ed realty, to #U: All that pieew. parrel or tract of land situate, lying and being in the Cpnnty of Colloton nnd State of Sooth Carolina, containing Two Hun dred nnd Forty <2««> Acres, more or leee. and boonded ns. fplltws North by loads of R. D. Conor: East by lands of Thomas Black: Booth by lands of Thomas Black and the At lantic Const Line Railroad: West by Atlantic Const Lino Railroad. This being the unsold portion of r tract of five hundred (SO#) v Acres which was conveyed to Jeaee S. Padgett by Henry P. Welch, et ml. by deed dated March 22. 1905. re corded Sept. 2*. 1905. la the R. it. C. Office. f<}r Colleton County. 8. C.. ‘n Book of Conveyances of Real Es tate 24 at page' 42C. . f T'-rips of solo. Cash; Purchaser to JEFFERIES. ' Master. HALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.* County of Colleton. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. THE BANK OF BRANCHVILLE. Plaintiff’ Vs. L. LYONS. ' . ■ Defendant in above en- Pursuant to d-cree titled ctuse I will jell at public out cry to the hlshesi ' idd^r. for cash, luring the iezal hour; o # nle. >r. f r r >nt of ‘.he rour*hcu e ia Walter- »oro. rountv a*'d S^lte -iVo-es'id e- ’ ^ flnt Monday la February n r xt •arte bc'.r.z the nr«* da - - tl;> r* of. ft 1 T; 1 ~ ■ ■ ■ C! -JV . ■-=;■! THE STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA. 1 ,j County of Colleton. • IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Jeremiah T. Finch. Plaintiff. Va. Van Dorr 8. Wilkins. Defendant. . E X E C U T I O N By virtue of an execution to m® directed, la .the ab«|U stated case. I will sell to the hWient bidder. ‘ at public auction, within the legal hours of sale, at Walterboro Court House, en Monday, the 1st day of February 1915. the following described proper- tv, to-wit: 4 Log saws. 2 Pumps 9 Mule Collars. 5 Pairs Ham^g. 3 Pair Trace Chains. < Cant Hooks. 4 Cant Hook Handles. 1 Roll . Tar Paper Roofing. 1 United States Mail Box. 3 Long Handle Spades. 5 Rail, road Shovels. 1 Box Engine Tools. 1 Barrel Paper Bags, g Shanties. 1 Locomotive and lender. - About 2 Miles Railroad Iron. 1 Anvil. 1 Vise, 1. Portab> Forge. 2 Barrels Log Chains. 1 Keg Railroad Bolts. 1 Bar tel Black OH. One-Half Barrel Cylin der Oil. One-Quarter Barrel Engine Oil. 2 Pairs Truck Wheels. 1 Pile Raft Chains. 4 Tram Trucks. 2 Timber Carta. 7 Mules. • Of the above prop-rty. the 7 mules descrih. ed therein, are now in my nosgesslon and cxn he- seen at I. H. Peurlfov'.v lot. in the city of Walterboro. The remainder of the nron-rty can be found upon the, plantation, belong *ng to the heirs of C. A. Savage, in Lowndes township. Colleton County. <jr>d TV J chiplin. my deputy there. th'K" charge thereof. T-rms of sale cash, purchaser to pav for naners. J. TV ACKERMAN. Sheriff Colleton County. Sh**1^’s Office. Walterboro. S. C LL’ "i. . IX memorial. I to v !t: ‘ Al! that piece, perfoj o? trr.et of la^d.-in the Tor n of Ftioil'r . Cf.H - 'or. County. South Cirolfr.r. line alo«t Op» ill srre or J ‘ • ss and bound'd a? North ! by lends of S. P. J. Garrir; h- PijbUr Rotd: South rn-1 West b- lastly of J. L. Lyons. boMor known he John Fralix Lot " ^ Terms of Sale Cash, purchrser to pay for papers. ’ ^ R. M. JEFFERIES. M Walterboro. 8. V., Jaa. 9th. 1915. BALE. Mon - t'» Cnro .V LeTrlope Con'-b, I pw- —. r> {‘fv*'•'ver o n f V r* 4 rv w t itreattj*e»t. They show n serious <'o - < ^’t ’.of aod - re ^ '■al-erir r Postmast.eY CoJ.l-> , -<* Berneri».. N. J.. c a"- r\tQ'>k' Fo- , 5 -.i T; r Co\’j»)’-*’ ’ fr-— -> riot.-'-.t 1? ~rtr'.r -Oir V ■ t’-:* rr-- • V • r'- h" ’ •• • 1 ir»n yo’ Jr v ' ♦h**", e bottle stopyo» t K >- Trv'it. Big Business College of Columbia, Make Special Aimbunce men! to In the avening of Jaa. 13th. dcata cast his grim shadow over tho homo of Mr. A. M. Liader,. better known as Berry Linder, just as the sun was hiding behind the- western curtaib*. and darkness * appearing It was then. Berry, s loving husband, fmth- r and frieurf. left thsm for his home above. This great nnd deep sorrow’ came to them as unexpected ns a tree falling in ths forsst. when {he day is calm... While not roburt. Berry had b«cn a sufferer with pnepmonia, for 12 days, but he bore his sickness r srlth great patlencs and said |t is thy will _ _ . . • • e '*■' e / Lord, not mine. He leaves to mourn Largest and best known institution his loss, besides his wife and three* little children, a host of friends and relatives. He was a son of Mr. and *rs. Abble Linder, and those who knew him best, loved him best, he was a member of Mt. Carmel X. E. church, and lived as he desired to die. All medical aid failed and God said it Is finished, come up higher and dwell with me. He was burled at Island Creek Cemetery, being funeralixed by Dr. Wolling at Waite boro. He was born March 1888. and died Jan. 13th, 1915. Berry carried sunshine wherever he vent, and heaven is now bright er that he is there. „ How sad and lonely must be that home from which he has gone, and how he must fc,‘ missed. But beloved, this dark loud of sorrow is not without 4 n -livery lining for your Father made a vacancy in your home kind in State, makes most liberal off< to young people fer 1915. In keeping with the spirit of times, pound), with cash, or with an a tthe msnagement of Draughou’s proved note. The student can th Prffbtical Business College of Col urn- remain at borne, and the College w bla. S. C. jone of the chain of big teach him by mall for 3, 4. or qSnojqi paisaoi seSaROj uoqSnuci n ? ol ? t * 1 ^ °. r | on * er ,as *°ng as t out the Southern and Western Stat es), announces four ,4) money sav ing plans 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 ten cents per pound n paymeni for tuition the Big Draughon College of Columbia is MASTER’H SALK. STATE OF SOUTH CAROUNA. County of ColletonX COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. THE BANK OF BRANCHVILLE Plaintiff. Vs. .HENRY MOSLEY, Defendant. STATE OF SOUTH CAROUNA. Counly of Coll-ton COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ] Jeremiah T. Finch, Plaintiff Vs. # Van porn S. Wilkins. ' Defendant. v EXECUTION. - . By virtue of an execution directed, in the above stated cfeH. 1 will sell to the highest bldd«r. nubile suction, within the legal hours of sale, at Walterboro Court House, on Monday, the 1st day of February V. D. 1915., tbs following described property, to-wlt: All the right, title and trterest of the defendant. Van frin 8. Wilkinv it- that ••er?ain right-of.way thlrt) feet in wid*h. over and across all that tract of land situated In the county of Colleton. State of South CarotSna, in Lowndes | twonship. known as Door Island, the 'shine containing five hundred seres, more of loos, and being hounded on ths North by lands or Boynton and Savago: on tho East by land* of Savage nnd Ooninlss; on tho South by 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 ths said Van Dora S. Wilkins, for the construction, opera tion and maintenance of s railroad, tram road and other .way over aad across said tract of lead, for the term of twelve y-sra. from the 19th day of October 1912. the said Van Dorn S. Wilkins, his heirs and as. signs, having ths'right and privilege to locate the said right-of-wav over ar.d across the said tract of Jand nt any point that he or his heirs or as- XOT1CE . Cor th? r.urpo-o of systomatizinz tk« work of the Highway Commis- cloner for Colleton County, it p; desjrefi that all claims against the County be presented at specified times to be passed upon by the Board and to that end notice Is hereby glc en that all claims must be presented to the highway commissioner on /or hefor- the first Monday In April, the first Monday In July and the first Monday In October, the said m«MJ ed days being those upon whlMI quarterly to consider claims which are pre Notice Is further given that no vouchers will be issued or payments had for the claims so presentei 1 upon the dsys above mentioned, but upon the day following the meetings vouchers will be issued to those who are present to receive them. Tho« who are not present wifi have vouch era mailed ts them. It is earnestly desired that all persons having buslnesa with this office will comply with these rules , • J. K- MOORE. Highway Commissioner l-20.St. Pursuant to Decree in above en titled cause I will sell nt public out cry to the highest bidder, for cash, •luring the leisl* hours of sjtle. to front of the -Courthouse In Walter- boro. county dud stive aforesal*?. on the first Monday in F-bruary. next, tlje same being the first day thereof, the following described real ty. to wit: “All that parcel or tract of land, situate In the State of South Caroli na, County of Coll-ton. containing Xblrty Pour i 34 > Acres, mors or ‘loss, bounded as fallows: Nsrth by lands of flames Walker; East by lands af Dr. J. D. Cannor; South by Mingo Jenkins and the Estate of Charlotte Mosely; West by Ed ward Gilbert " Terms af sale. Cash. Purchaser ta pay for papers. R M. JEFFERIES. Master.’ Walterboro, 8*. U., Jaa. 9th. 1911. Free Flower Heed. Hastings* Catalogmo Tells Ton Abowt Ik If you are engaged in farming, or If you plant only vegetable* or floyr. ers. you cannot afford to be without the big catalogue published fresh and now' ev-ry year by the great South ern seed house. H. G. Hastings Jc Companv. of Atlanta, Ga.! and sent absolutely free, postage paid, to all who write for it mentioning the namF of this, paper. / In tbi* catalogue w» tell von of signs may desir*. the said right of j splendid offer'of free flower seed to way being the same as conveyed by' all our customers, the said Van Dorn ft. Wilkins to th- MAMTKR'H HAl.jK. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton COURT OF COMMON PLEAS R. H Wlcbman, doing business A. Wiehman A Son, in his ovn right and as Assfgne-. “ - - Plaintiff V*. ' Padgett, el at Deer Island Lumber Company, bv deed dated Nov. 22nd. 1913. and i*e- corded in th- R. M C Office for Colleton County on Nov 24. IMS. Book 3.9 Pages 3o;.«4-»5. reference to which ra«v be had fer a fuller de scription Term of sale rash." pur chaser to pay for papers J D ACKERMAN. Sheriff Colleton County. Wallerboro. SC.. Jan. 9th. 1915-3t. SHERIFF'S SALES. The following bids not being com plied with. I will reeetl on sal-sday in February, the following: J. B. Beach. 150 acres in Sheri dan Townahip. bound-d as follows: North and east by Ben Hughea. wool by D. W Hugheo. south by Joatah Hiott Tax cost aad penalties |I4.- 95. , > - . Ben Hughes. 35S acres la Maple Cane School District, bounded aa- follows: South hr Ben Hughe*, west by ,D. W. Hughes, north aad -ast by Anderson Lumber Co. Tax coot and penalties til 29. ,T. K Hazber. 125 acres In Maple One School District, bounded as -follows- North by* James 8. Sim mon*. poith and west by jp.,. t.-by Ben Hughes, Tax cost penalties 51P.74. live magnificent vari-tiea that mean beauty about rr*-r yhom^ and rleasur- ‘to wive* a^d daughter* that nothing else can giv'v, This catalogue tells you. too. about our big cash prize offer to the Corn 1 Club boys of your slat**. It tell* all about our flm* yielding va rieties of corn and cotton th-' kin we grow on our own 3,20<i acre farm, it tells about the best seed* of all kinds .for planting is the South. It should be In every Southern home Write today and M u* s-nd It to you—H. 42. HASTINGS Jk CX>.. At lanta. Ga.—Adv. aad Constipation (hired. If you are ever troubled with biliousness or constipation you «-}ll be interested la the statement of R. F. Erwin. Peru. Ind. “A year ago last winter I had aa attack of Indt. gestioa followed by blllousneos sad constipation. Booing Chamberlain’s Tablets so highly- recommended, f bought a bottle of them and they helped me right away.’* For sale by all dealers. Jessie 8 \ P titled bidder house doot- is the Town of Walter-, of boro, -County and State aforesaid., ! e; Josiaft Padgett, on the first Monday In Februnrv, tqd penalties 18-89. 1915. the same being the first dav t . J. D. ACKERMAN, of said mouth, during th- legal • / . Sheriff TRY THIS FOR NEURALGIA Thousands of people ksyp on suf fering with Neuralgia because tbev do not know what to do for It. Neu ralgia ts a pain in the serves. What you waht to do is to soothe the nerve u u. .. Apply -Sloan's Liniment to M.'Hiot.. |h# s >rfac# over tbe painful part— r< " kt de not‘rub it la/ Sloan’s Liniment penetrates very quickly to the sore. , , ,, Graves Peniel School DJ*- lrr i tated norv „ and a , laT1 th , ln . to decree* In nlove or trlct .1 acr-s. bounded as follows famDstior, Get. a bottl- of Sloan’s 1 will sell to the high.-<' North by Julius E. Robertson: south Liniment for 27. cents of aav drug- cash. before the Court- by Jan e* ’plights: west by estatz K j gt j, aV e it in, the house - Renton. UO'v O'Quiru. against Colds. Sore and Swollen continuinc to .offer this ten cents cot-- hmiton plan, nnd c.!i»o announces that , Ihote?. pavable one year or longerv V * .r ■■■ ■""" ' from dates, will bz qcieptid in pay- hat He might ent-r more-fully it rac|Jt f3r s;ho - rr ; jp-. , vhib this ];r> person o' IL* spirit He l.a«jtemporary period of buniric-s depres- ma !e it sad in order to fill it morejrion continues. I:: fact, thi inr*:- with surshine of Christ’s lyvc. tuition is extending to it? patrons, -.ml make veur HeavenlY home onl.'j r ^“ most l:b- .. -nor, brlrtt-r and attrattiv. for - r;l1 ,cr . r; *“««««*. r 1 rrreo to manner cf makin? tuition payments. •.Following are the 'fQur li plans of* enrpllmept offered:^'- L.Uotttorf Plan—Cotter vfll bo accepted (strict‘middling i in pay ment for ncholarrhlp.v and ten cent-, per pound will be allowed for tt. fine 500-pound bale will pay for :• 950 complete scholarship in the Bookkeeping and Banking depart vtvu. He bids you take coratp^t 'rom the fa<jt lha~t these ties are not -•everod forever, buj. in the coming .ears you w+tt catch the; broken •breads again and Jlnish what you have l>egun. Yes. dear wife and children, you will see yourthusbam and father again, yes. dear wlfe < meet him In the skleu. Listen t<f his pleadings, wander Ing wife come home, lovingly Intreating, do not longer ^ roam. . let your womanhood waken. Heavenwg^ lift your eyes, if you lov# yodir husband, meet him In the skies; Now, the old home vacant has no charm for you. ifone dear form is absent, husband, kind and true. Evermore he dwells where pleas ure never dies: If you love your husband, meet him In the skleu. \ Now. In true repentance to the Savior flee. He who pardoned husband, mercy have for thee; Now, he waits to comfort. He will not despise. If you love your husband, meet him In the skier A Friend. C. X. L. student desires) after which t said student goes- to' Columbia.' *e ten the departments of the coll* and complete the course thorough under the direct supervision and gi dance of experienced instructor Under this plan, the Scholarshij are good for instruction both I: MAIL and at COLLEGE, and aft< • .uying by mail as long a* desirt the student enters the. instittutic to.«or.jpiete the work on th? suv r-cholarsbip. without any addition chasge whatever’. Full informatic aad testimonial letters from tho; • have actually used this plan v , be mailed upon re iu?Ht. \\ ri;»» f* them. „ • The above plan (No. .4 t. wiH'o/f.. ctally appeal to many young - al and young women tliroughpufi* State during thoyfi* ti. Tear n t LADIES Learn how much more valuabldl your own combings are when madel up Into BwMrbea. TnunformationsJ Fidls aad Bangs than' the lowf grad- Chinese hair on the market Price for making any style h^tif .goods furnished on application 1 1 > w C. R. R.ADOUX *TO H. Fifth Ave. Nashville. Tenn. ■/ Yog Please! * A “Oeto-ir Being Used by KiUioM ? It/ds the first time that a real, eure-ae-fati corn cure has ever been *aET§-lT” ia the new .the •oming/Aear, n cause many ran afford to punk*, a $50 scholarship, fop cash or ui- cotton tat ton cent*), but do_ no feci able or v.iliijr'g, under the,,cor ditions pow existing, to undefta’.: the monthly, beard end living ex penses which attending a college cer tainly "makes necessary. Whi! pregross is not so rapid In takin. lessons by mail, the saring in bo^r living expoueM means a great deal. After taking the Horn- - - - , iiuuj ment of Draughon’s College or y leseons, n student should . b complete scholarship in the Short- *ole to go to College, complete th fc, A J ... J vork thnrnia»>il« •«-*-• *- hand and Typewriting deparonent. Two auch hales will be accepted for a Combi nrd Scholarship of lM> th Bookkeeping. Shorthand and auxili ary studios. 3. Cash Plan—Where the student work thoroughly In stx k to eight weekt and accept a posittion. Indi vidual letters from those who hav> used this plan during the past year is the best proof that you can us? It too. Write for full details. After’the European war ha« clo*- I . _.1 v 1 — - -WaS LiOS- enrolllng pays cash for scholarship. and business conditions hare ad- s “War Discount” ef $10.00 will be Justed themselves and become nor- allowed and Railroad fare of the again, the entire- country will student* to Columbia will be paid by ” p f rleo ^ th « greatest and most the College. This is equal In every P r <>!°n*e<l period of prosperity and way v from an economical sandpoint. *ff**|* **P* n **°n/and 'develo*- to the c-tton plan offered above and ever will onlv remain In force for euch *. * rapid nromotion ** °‘ limited tin- as in th r OP |Btom.nf th- f n business, for tho4 CiMlDg Wh ° th< V uecels.^ 01 ;^; c dltlona may Justify. . and are prepared, will he more plen- Xoto Plaa—If the student wj«»>- tiful than have ever been, th caso es te give a note, payable a year (or * Before. The far-sighted young man longer) from date, for the full price *• already realising this and ia mak- ef the scholarship, allowing suffld- l®ff Plans, if hd 1 ' has not ajready\ -nt tlm- for the student to complete ?°. ** cur * • thorough the con re*, accept • posittion and /*. , »«Mnooo training earn tho money with which to par whi^h f v r 0 PPortoalties the note before it -fall* due the re*"- * , and business lar catalogue price in charted ,for •ach echolarshln. which ds * few dol- ’--s hlc^e.r ♦ban the cash price. Where ^0. or 90 dsv oote« are riven, no dlffcr-pce In orice I* chare- cd. Many stwde**ta ML'><• *• •« A. . ‘ Parents who are npw planning to place son or daughter In Business College, or young men who look for ward to preparing themselves for "ta enter "tVrs"***- successful business careers, and wis i on's College Vsch“ year under this to economise so much a* possible note plaiw and complete their course. ' uld .wrlU for full Informattloa positions and earn the mor.ev concerning one of the above plan? !»ir «a*®- •*»-- fall Money saved is money made, sal thi* Draughon training (endorsed by *w _ 1— • accept . to pay their notes before the/ due. If you are intersted n Si: ’an. write for special note plan lank which gives full Infermaltlon. 4. By Mall Plan—Any young man or young?woman can purchase a Draughon Scholarship fc- the Book y ■!—BP \ Bankers and Business men cverv- wheret and thu/Draughon Businc?? College (the largest business eduev tional training Institution in th State) need no Introduction to f* s riivKlt^ o4L keeping and Banking, or for the public the suneriorltv of th" cour • Shorthand and Typewriting tours**, 'f attudy and the greater faell.t - and pay for this scholarship with for securing positions for student? cotton (on a basis- of ten cent* nev being well known. discovered. Tax- u. ( against Colds. J tti/oia:*. Lumbago > falltr.ents. Your Lumbago. Sciatica and like /our money'bark if dot }satisfied, but It does giv<? almost in stant relit T./ . x, • • / eom-eader. Weed on an entirety new prinelpto. It Is a new. different tor- mnle. never ancoeeefully imitated. It makee euma ehrlvtl nnd tu^n ran- ish. Two drope do the work. Yoa don’t husdle up yovr toe any mo:. with atkky U.pe ar.d pUalere th .- press down on the poor corj*,—n norp flea i-eatic.g ealv a" thpt den •:tUy put,*' no more h.oV^ng at «-o-- -■ith katvrs or rpz< tic* ri.-'rc'bi*-' ing or dr.“*-r ef b f. <d s^-snn, moro around f.-v- pq rr-' r * r-'-* ->-v tS.» tl- c"rn rurc In JVv x. *1 J. .1 'wtrl «»r'*cf* tr -r <» i . o- , ; ?-•"! :f.r* th" * -G*T'i-rr» I? t. irbrrfA. ^ r*s <$ I 'LI i^rr 5 *-'* Sold In Wslterboro by WALTERBORO DRUG CO. ore - cor:-* ri ’-ciyrs.;-- ,, . -rn -. Sfarength Past Fifty Yean kt Mifahiiii ky I MhScoff 1 I'suunidfl* Rtajryuan ilan food.ni dba and u tunic to l^ep the Mood rich, avoid “ ‘ tt --- r - i ProfsssioDal Nit‘c:s. R. M. JEFFERIES, Attomev-at-Law. / r . OFFICE <N COURT HOUSE. Walterboro, S. C Will Practice in Al! Court.*. ' .* , , -. r DR. A. J, ANDERSON. DENTAL SURGEON. OFFIfTC HOURS: f A. M. t« t P. 8 P. M. to • P. M , P$H>NE lUtlX - . y WALTKEDORO, B. C. ’ . * , PEARCE ft BATTEY, tka aolld rsllabie aad widaawmka cotto* fac- tors, uf Savannah, affur you the ev- eellent aarviee that them th.eir superior *S .irAzcH* . • r'Mat uu RUB-MY-TISM ♦Will kure your Bheixmofism Ne tralcia. Headache^ Cramji, Colic, Spratnt. Bntises, Cut* and Bums, Old Sorea Stings of Insects >■ tc. T Antiseptic Ancdyar, used in ternally an j externally. Price £5c fhniAtiajn s-i"’—!COLDS & LaGRIPPE •MlMatMAL 1 ■ B or 6 dess. 600 will brejk- - - . ^»*a u ^irta any case of Chills & Fever, Colds ‘ & LaGnppe; it acts on the liver je.--~.Ms -.s.r.w-f r-. La.tu... r. *«,■- better than Calomel and does not tfnV* -- r» - «- has earned reputation s* ■ueamen among thousands of stt- tsfied sbippeta Why not becom* om af them? No acesuat too larg* far them to handle; no business too small for theit personal atten tlon. Correspondence Invited, anl A call when in Savunjiah will h- welcomed. * c S’*' Afg 5 n« Tcitw rritii, c*.. a. c - r ’ /J 1 r ‘ jnpe cr sicken. Pricg 25c. /• / -X. ». & . ' 1 4i ’