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•• t \ Y e ,V t£ U WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1915 THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE FIVE* C LASSIFIED ADVERTISING LF * RATKsA—*T«mt)-live ct*nl* fur «• u-li iiiM*ition «if titan twrptv- five wonU. Ore h im a word ea« h invrlioii fur tuent)-fl\o uui«U. jr more. ('a»b in mlvanct'. « FOR SALE. FOR JiAl.K- in boxes, etc., etc. -Nice lot of stationery. • Pencils, tablets, clips, Tte Press & Standard. WANTED. WANTED— Good countrv Pam. Will pa>’ 18 cents a pound. Hotel Albert. Walterboro. 5-11-31 WANTE!'.—-To do”your’ automobile repairing. AH work* done by ex perts and guaranteed. J. S. Jor dan, Lodge. S. i\ 5 -1S - -I t j* WANTED.—lOOrt old bags n.ot less than 32 inches wide and 4" inches long. Will pay fcc. cash if in good condition. Must be no smaller than (above size. * Wal- terboro Ke and Fuel Company. . 8Tl8-2t. FOR RENT. I •»!, KENT—Cottage in rienderson Grove. Furnished I' or ’s. J'o * terms apply at Henderson House. :-is it. BUSINESS LOCALS. ** * * * * * **■***#** * . ♦ » SMOAKS * ^ * **-»)t***^ ****** v Smoaks, August 16. Mrs. J. E- Smpak has jus't retiirn'ed* from 'Glenn Sjirings v here site ^went for | her Miss Mittie Stuoak. accompanied j by her brother. Laurie, spent some jtirne *ilh relatives at Moselle re cently. '•’* ' ’ \. !•: Yarn, chshier ot the. Hank of SmoAks. is off on a vaiation. ’ ° Mr. Hodd of Cu^tageville, la | tca> hing a niusic class at Sntoaks.' C." II. Smith's sister, of Green EDISON records, : minutes,at a [pond, Ls visiting Mr. and Mrs. Smith.' Mis-; Luc> Hrahiiatn has returned fro’m a visit to relatives at Cross - ”> r- sacrifice price. Do eacn in quantitv not. less than- 1-2 doz. Also 4 mip- uie record 20c each nut l« >s than 1-2 do/, at S.'Finn” Jcwdrv Co. ' ll-3t - - ‘ - Take an Ansco Kodak with you on your vaiation. 7-21-2t S. FINN JEW ELK Y CO. EDISON records, 2 minutes at a sacrifice price. Die each in quantity not less than 1-2 doz. Also 4 min ute record 20c each not less than 1-2 doz at S. Finn Jewclrv Co. 8-l.l-3t ************** * * * MT. CARMEL. * * * ************** Walterboro. R. 3. August 16 — Tha farmers of our section have al most finished their fodder pulling. The next job will be cotton picking. Mrs. Ellie Hill and daughters. Mary. Julia and Eureka, spent Sun day with Mrp. W. R. Reach. Quite a number of yourig folk.- ***********- *-# * * / SPECIAL NOTICES * v ********** * * * W. M. S. Meeting. The regular monthly meiting of the- Womans' - Missionarv Society will be hel»f at the Methodist church. Thursday afternoon .• t 5 o'clock The time for the meeting of Hits so ciety has been changed from the first Tuesday in the ricntn to the enjoyed a singing at W. K. Beach's j th^ ibme^ SU Mrs y E. Reach and the little 1 ^port in time each Ttartcr. Ponteaur children of Charleston. t , “—“r- , are spending sometime with E. C. i Aduab I h nic. Beach. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Linder spept Saturday night and Sunday with T. J. Beach. Mrs. P. K Remley and chil«4r«-.i spent Sunday with her aunt. Mrs I„. J. Fogartie. Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Paxlgbtt spent Sunday with Mr. L. A. Linder tnd family. Mrs. L. A. Linder /nd children of Pleasant Grove ar£ spending a few days with Mrs. Linder's father. L. M. Prine. Mr. and Mrs^ A. P Padgett and children spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives in Waite rho- There will be a Sunday school picnic given at Aduah Methodist church. August 26. Every body is ■rdially invited to come and bring ’'el| filled baskets. We especially invite our neighboring Sunday schools to come an,: take part with • MRS.» !>. E. W CROSBY. ro. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pqdgett and children <spent Sundav with/Mr. . ad Mrs. E. B. Way. - Mis# Mattie Fox bf Wai‘c ben. ■pent Saturday night with. Iter sis ter, ^frs. Hill Reach. A protracted meeting w i!|/com mence at Alt. CarnrPl church tne 4th Sunday afternoon. Every one who will is in\itcd/to attend the-“ services. ‘ l’ii»rrac|e»l Meeting At A^bt*»n. Lodge. August 16. The protract ed meeting at \shton !»eean Sunday ciglit with a sermon by /lev. t»J. C. I^Cwsdn. These meeting^ ,wrill be, -foniinued during vie week. with, services at lb:3v A. M . iwid 4::’." P M. daily. Picnic At ItiiAdshle. There will be a picnic at Roadside Thursday. August 26th. under the auspice? of the School Improvement aSSvHiatioii. Tlie .public is^ invited to b»* present with well filled bask ets. Mrs. Jos. Langdale, Pres. ************** * * * RITTER * • r* , , ' 4 ********4****** Ritter. August 1U.- Miss Annie Avant, Miss Gertrude Howard and L. E. l-atham. c^ Walterboro. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Butler last w'eek. Miss Flea Skinner, of Charleston, was the guest of Miss Viola Ritter recently. •Raymond Ritter, of Drawdy’s lett for Charleston Saturday. Mrs. Lizzie Pedro, of Charleston. Is visiting her brother, Grover Draw- dy at Barhdutne. .. No. ,666 will cure Chills and Fev er. It is the most speedy remedy we know. 6-19-4m LAST CHANCE TO BUY THE 450 Acre tract within one mile of Court House at the bar gain price at-' which it has been offered. On Saturday the price will be advance^, therefore if you w r ant to secure this valuable tract . lo cated on one of the main roads of the county and well timbered with pine, cypress, poplar and oth er woods. See us before Saturday, August 21. This is a bargain which may never be equalled in* Colleton. Certainly f ■ * you can’t buy lands that close to WalteHioro at double the price we are offering this tract. COLLETON REALTY COMPANY , !*icni« At Wc»lcv Chapel. > Tb» r**-” w ill be a Sunday- srhool I icnio a* Wcslcv Chapcd on Thurs-. day. August 26. Tills will be in lieu of. the Children’s Day exercises, but speakers have beep invited and •bore will be nd lark, of entertain ment for those present. The public •s . invited to lie present and enjoy he day. ftv amp,. l Mr. and’ Joe t;arris of Wii Hams spent Sunda.v with their laughter. Mr.*, r. 5L Berry. Mrs. J C. Count* and daughters have »-et.umed xiotne. aeeompanied by her sisjor, .MVs. Oglesby and daugh ter. A Mr. and Mrs! A Q L>«ms and family of Islandton. spent Sunday with ids brother, J L. Lyons at Smoaks. Mrs. Mattel. Rtooks. aeeompanied by her 1 brother. Jimmie, have gone to Saluda.for the health of her lit tle-aon.,- V J. B. Smith i* spending his vacation front the mail route at borne. iW. H. Yarn has gone to Baltimore on business. J. E. Snioak has gone (o Glenn Spring* for his geaitb. Mrs. J. E. Rushton has returned to her home at l^eesville, from an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs. I. M. Maxey. Mrs. H. M. Carter is off on a va- ojftion at Lake Cit,r. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Herndon, of Eutawville, accompanied by their friend, Mr. Martin, spent a few day* at Smoaks recently. They made the trip in Mr. Martin's new touring car. , The Rural School Improvement Association of Smoaks High School will give a play in the near future. Mr. Hopson, from Hampton, is vis iting J. L. Maxey, former policeman •>f Smoaks. Miss Eethel Saul? has returned from 'a visit to her friend. Miss Shoaley. at Lone Mountain. The farmers of Smoaks sold their tobacco crop at Rramhville. The Lodge School Improvement Association gave a very much en joyed entertainment here Friday evening. We understand that they have been to Ehrhardt and are con templating going to other places and we wish them success. 'The protracteij imjefing of Smoaks Baptist church will-begin. Wednes day, August 2f»th. and will continue- the rest of the. week. The sfork ‘visited the homo of Mr. and Mrs., 1. M Maxey the 4th ••nd left a fine baby boy. Master Ira. Jr. «< Farmers are Badly worried by the excessive rainfall. Smoaks school will begin Sept 20th. The Rural School Improvement Association will meet the 4tlt. Sat urday afternoon at 5 oTI&ck. HELP 10 KEEP COLLETON’S DOLLARS AT HOME- BY PATRONIZING. Colleton Insurance Agents L'iti you ever realize that a large amount of Colleton’s'Eire Insurance Premiums ii.'vt- Itoen paid into other counties to make them the richer? * * . *\V* are the only 'general insurance agents in Colleton County and we are prepared • to write, you aii> Lund of insurance, lie it Fire. Life, Health and Accident, Tornado, Cot ton. lu-nds. Plate Glass or any other form of insurance. . * • * * * * Cotton Insurance We will be able to write fire insurance on cottoii located anywhere, in a ware house. barn..shed or on the farm, just any location. We will conTe and see you if you notify us that you want insurance. A card will do. Ah early response will be coming from us. ^ Colleton Realty Company R. M. JEFFERIES. President. D. L- SMITH, Manager. ^ » LEGAL ADYEKTSEMENITS MASTER’S SALE STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, - County of Colleton. *- Court of Vomnion i’lcas. fl. y i I’adgctt, Jr . v*. 'tevens, etui. Not ice. All members ot W O. W. Comp, No. 7 36, and, all the laid*** of Grove No. 114, W. C are requested to 7 be present and take pr.rt in. the picnic given by the school improvement association ^it Road Side, August 26. Bring >welb filled (baskets. 'There will be some, good speakers on Woodcraft. c N. LANGDALE. MISS ESTHER LANGDALE. a • Clerks. ************** * LETTERS FROM THE * * PEOPLE. 4 ************** * »H*|H |V«»N Stock Law. Editor Press and Standard: Colleton docs not want stock law’. The delegation, must he very young men if they don't remember tlita the people voted out sto<*k law just a few years ago an- were worried over tlie fact when in the last race, by many a man. that we did not want stock law. ^s for the ticks, there is po man or men wlio are greater than God. the creator of all things. God r.ia.’e the earth an 1 the grass and the cattle to eat the grass and the cattle ticks, they al ways have been and always will be. The rabbit and all wild animals carry them. If the delegation will think about the widows and chil- ren^thiit can not have milk if sfbek law fs forced, they will do like Sol- oman. dWj for wisdm. J. W. B. *********** DEATHS. ********** NOTICE: Lv virtue ot decree in the above entHjwi case, I will-sell a - public otucry to the highest Bidder in front of the Court House doh.r in \Yalter- boro. during the legal hours of sal*’ on .th stlay in September, next, wime being the sixth day of ! , a»4 mdnth, the following descrilied real eastnte, to-wit:. All that piece, parcel or tract of laml situated in Rells Township, Co i! tv and StaTe* aforesaid, con* taining sixty (6tti acres, more nr b:-' and bounded as follows; ^grth fttfids’of Roliert Rlaek: East tv south by Charleston and Augusta road: west by J. Cretd, north by Edisto river. Taxes, cost and pen- irtties. $21.12. Murray Rros.—-24« acres. Round- *ul north by lle.n Hughes; east by Josiab Hioft; west by'P. W. Hughes: south ' by Josiab HiotR Taxes, cost anti penalties, $14.63. Ren Hughes-“-JaS acres. Round- •ed snutlj by Ren Hughes: west bv D. W. Hugh eg; north and east by Anderson Lumber 'CO. Taxes, cost and penalties, $32.34. west by I. D. Polk, penalties, $18*k3. Taxes, coat and Bethlehem School District. Estate of Paris Smalls—40 acres. Rounded south and went by W. M. Holnles; north by L. II. Griffith - east by J. Ackerman. Taxes, cost and penalties, $7.51. I.owmles Township. -A. E. onzales 10,907 acres. Rounded north by Savage and May- bank; east by lands of Mayhank and Ashepoo river; south by Chee- haw and' Ashepoo rivers; wed by lands of Savege, vV .M. Fields «:.•! Cheohaw riv*~. Trrrs, cost r.rd penalties, $409.21r IteludMith ScIkm*! Di-tiict. . -1. •> Jaqlies. Sr. 13" .ore-: Rounded west and north by \Y »I. j Jaqtles; south by L. M. Sanders; cast by Georgetown Luml»er *o. Taxes, cost and m nsHt cs. >14 6u. Pinckney- 13 t .by li. r; hv t.’eorge A. Iliott. The following account df the •laeth of George A. Ijiott which oc curred at Charleston Sunday, will of Interest to’the readers of Th.* Press and Standard. Mr. Hiptt wa- a son of A. M. Hiott, of the Sandy 1‘ain section, and he married ,i daughter of the late L. R. Hiott The report of his death is taken from The News and Courier. George A. Hiott. a young carpen- ”vr of Walterboro, who was injured on August 6 at the Ashepoo Work®, died at the RopI*? Hospital vest*? day. At the inquest ,held by Coro >er Mansfield a verdict of arciden tal deatli was-foam*. Tlie bo«ly will ' shipped by J. Henry Stuhr thi- morning to Walterboro for tyurihl Hiott was injured at the s.-irp' »lme that Amos McNeil, another car penter was hurt, and who died tie •v after the accident. The t .<> ”en». were at work on a warehou • -Med of the Ashepoo Works, when . Moard on the soaffold on which thev wero'standing while at work broke and caused them to fall about twen- •v-five feet to the ground. (Moth nien were removed to the b’oper Hospital and given attention. Their injuries were so” serious. ;hough, that neither could survive. Hiott was 24 years old and is sur vived bv a widow and one child. la* Is of Daniel Davis, South by lands of It. H*. Carter and Rev. ! Crosby; and West by lands of H. I! Carter and Rev. I. Crosby: known ;•* part of “Etta Smyly" estate. ..This realty, was sold at auction ■ n the salesday in August, 191.7, t’e- same lioiug the second day of v-jid month. The purchaser at sail s:«b having f.iib>d to eotnply with said bid, -,the property will be offer*. 1 for sale at the risk of said formec purchaser. Terms of sale cash, purcha »,» to pay for papers. R. M. JEFFERIES. 'M8-3t . Master. William -Hounded. wei by Ab \ Ma ,- sb.»ll; e ist sovtit by H • -t ••• -s. ::nd penalties, ijDt.hS. acres, north I aul: . cot l /ii-er Township. Mary Young '< a - .cs. Rounded north and <a t bv GiMtert Miller. Taxes, co-r and penalties. $4 44 M.tVy Proctor in a«pes s Rovud- ed no tub bv lake AM.on; south t VY y‘h tract; east n L. Fields: west ti\ l<*e Chisolm Ta'es, «ost land penalties. 1 $5.76. W R. Ris<*ioff Pro 2.3uu Rounded north bv Edis o -i or; «a«i bv Haskel! and G. A. Missel ; soutli liv We-t Rank; west by Cee. I'reek and NY. H. Risheboof. T t\cs, cost and penalties. I^oc.y, SHERIFF'S,.. SALE.S The following tracts of laM- at" advertised .for sale r*»r non payn on* of taxes, and will be sold for same '■n the 1st Monday .of September. 191 a. sale. In the legal hours of Yerdier Township. Lucy Roper 5 acre®, hounded -outh by Men Stanfield: east, and wept by estate of R K. Sanders; niirth by Mm Rowtnan. faxea, cost and penalties. $5.77. Philip Padgett acres, *d on north by A. C, Sander l*y puble road: west by Padgett; east ny A. T. Taxes, cost czvil penalties, $5 hound- south I m nea* 'ar dor*. 4 3. . by Atvder Gin penalties. Heyward Towii-lii|i. r. L. Connelly ^4 eTf south in N. N Nettles; nor<h U. T. W. Roberts; east by Nettle. Taxes, cost and $ 6. i 7. F'rank Rowlln IS acres. Round ed east liv Rentz Grant;'north, west and south by HenrV Murray and others. Taxes, eost and penalties. $8.39. James Williams, 9c, 10 acres. Rounded‘east bv Columbia road: south and west by Jake Garrett. Taxes, cost and penalties. $ DVR 4. VOt U FAN IIK STOPPED Using care to avoid _ draughts, exposure, sudden changes, and tak ing a treatment of Dr King's New Discovery, w iH positively relieve, and in time will surely rid you of cough The first dose soothe® tht irritation. .cheek® up your cough, which stop- in a short time. |tr King's New Discovery Has he» r used successfully for 45 years and is guaranteed to c re you Al*^ie> hack if it fails. Get a bottle from your Druggist; y cost§ only a little and will help you so -wuch. Jt. Rub-My-Tism— Antiseptic, Ano- -Kills pain, ftops putrefac- ************* STOKES ************* Itlake T"wn*>hi|>, Murphy Sheppard—2" acres. Bounded on west b\ Sunday Gates; •*a«t bv Jonas Rutledge; south by Price Cattle. Taxes, eost and lu-ii- ilties. $9.ol. , Jttines Ladson 37 acres. Round ••<1 east, by Bolton Loft; v.i'yt by Paul s-iaders; south by Cotubahee road, north by Henry, Jenkins. cost arid penalties. $5.'76. Towles K- Arne't 23 acres. Rounded south by A C. L. Rairoud: north bv Jub Drawdv: east bv Su- M:■ vbank Pecan and penalties. Stokes. Auguat 17.—The people o r ebls community are about through witn their fodder. Mr. and Mrs. William Crosby of Hardeeville are visiting relatives near Stokes. Misa Leila Saunders, of Ruffin, i® the,‘’guest of Misses Effle and Rav Reach. L. C. Reach and granddaughter. Miss F'lorrie R. Addison dined»witn Mr. and Mrs. G. Albert Beach Sftm- dav. ..Mrs. L. W Reach and children, aeeompanied by Mrs. Charlie Smoak. spent the day very pieasantiv with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Under Sunday Misses Effie and Ray Reach and their guest .Miss Leila Saundcr-. -pent the day with MJss Florre R. Addison Tuesday. x Rev. P. W. Warren preached a very interesting serrhoih at Rhodes “ie Ladsmi; west bv t ''rm. Taxes, cost ?«.6h. Sllcox (k Co.—59 acre. Rounded ’-'outh by A she pop road: • north by "'efer F’tnic: east by ■ Cato Flnie; Taxes, cost and penj^Hies, $6.43. Frank Bowlin 34 acres. Round ed south by Thomas Jenkins; north by Phoebe Shepherd: east am/ west by. Mrs. Jim MvTeer.. Yaxes, cost ! and penalties. $8 47. Estate of Middleton Garrett 5 acres. Rounded south by Mosely' Simmons; north by Diana Washing ton; east by f’has, Sihgleton: west by To'm Pinckney. Taxes, cost and penalties, $5.34. Snider- s< tiiHtl District. Mrs. c; V. Kinsey 3;;.*, acre*. .Rounded north by R. Hhnton; south I bv Jos, Smoak: west bv Salkehatchfe (river; and east by W. M Kinsey. [Taxes, u^ost anci penalties. $2! • 1. W M. Kinsey Dirt ac res. Mnwfid : eel north bv W. W Rlshop^ south j hi lletirv Renton; we st tn? C. \" i Kinse y; cast by W. F. Labe. Taxes, i cost and penalties, $23.23. . . I.eclge Sc lie Nil DiHll'iet. c. J Ccyuc' , 1 "ft acres. Bounded north bv Kinard tract; east bv P. L. and G \. Carter; south by W F' Cone; wc’st by estate of A J W. Cone. Taxes, eost and penalties. $25.82. Mrs. A. L. Cone 10ft acres. Hounded north by Mrs. C. E. Cone; east by W. M. F'endeS; south by Hope Iwidge, and M.'J. Rearse; west by A. P. and P. L. Carter. Taxes, eost and |Ntialties, $15.98. D. etiebtn Town-hip. ' ac h* 1** acres. Ro Sheric Re )und*d by T). W. Hughes; .north bv Hughes: enst and sotitb hv Taxes, cost and pc*n- lands of Hiott alties. $17.45. J. M. Rlaek , sotith ahcl west north and eqst Taxes, co-? and Mrs. t '’-i Hughe? 200 Rounded north hv estate of Hughds; east and south 11 acres . Hounded i'v Willi** Kanc/ers: by O. D. Rridgci tic-nalMc’S. $4.26. acre* tv W iott; 6-19-4m. Crossroads Sunday. west by Murrav Bror. and penalties >17.42. 'laple < am* Sc|»cjs*l ' {fadsden & Young Rounded east by John co U 84 5 ' acres. • Ferguaon: ************** * * * ADAMS RUN. * * . a * »••**#***•*•«•*«** Adams Run, Aug 16 The raves over, next in order comes the ex odus to” the mountains. So munv went leaving the "can't get away” and "stay-at-home” crowd to make the most of the heat and grass of our dear old- village. Mr. and Mrs. Clement are so journing in Asheville, leaving,, Mr. Motte Clement -to manage .Uncle Sam's business during their absence, and he is very courteous Indeed, ua- tiently banding out cards, etc: Mrs. Taliaferro Taylor, accom panied by Master Taliaferro .Miss Theodorra and little ’Nell are visit ing in AshvHle. Misses Eli/.a and Emily Iwgare are ^njoying the delights of Hen dersonville. N. C. Miss Charlotte Rrown is icIso visiting in Hender sonville. - . . „ Miss Marvin is visiting Mrs. Manning Rrown of Sumter. Miss Florence RarnweR will be in Wavnevllle for a montn Wjllie Roynton spent last week with bis sister, Mrs. Humph. Later lie will spend somotlnip at Glenn Springs. Mr. and Mrs? Isador Toidn and children of Florence- are visiting sometime with the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Barnwell. Mr and Mrs. Henxy Dargan. and children /i.f FMo re,, ce (are eviaiting Mrs. G. H.Tlarnwell. Dr. John RarnweR,VDr. Henry RarnweR and Mr. F’rank HarnwTTl spent last Sunday with their pa rents. Mrs. Louis Cnrdes of Jacksonville anci littl* 1 daughter, Mary Ellen, are spending several (reeks with Mrs. Gorden ^ptfylor. Her,'many friends, who remember her'as Mi-s Alma Percy, are delighted to see her once Adore. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ilepthlngton are aj Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. Ella Canilin of Ancfrews, l visiting Her sister, Mrs. H. Avant. Tlie young people- of they town cave a little informal daofe last Thursday evening coimRimentary Jo the fair visitors. Mr Pihc-kney has /departed to parts unknown for /brief vacation. Rut ob. how we riiiss th* music of his Forck / ’ Mr. and WyY E./1,. Chasskreau and Mr. K^arsu^/ passed through Sunday in/their Ford on their way to Ramj/rgr to'sec the former's pa- •rents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rejfch visit / Rnc kli«-acl J. O, Jobes north hy J. A, i»er. Jones: east bv Mrs. Ellen Jones, and-penalties,’'' $17.86. School 42 acres Jones; south by bv R. L. Jones, 'a' Di-trlrt. ^ found* las- l-lancl Creek SciicNct Red Hank *w hoed lli-trlrt. Mrs X. FI Rcmfev 3 ac-res At CannadvV* Cross ltoqd«. Taxes, c-cwfand penalties. $19.06. Mr®. M. A Drivi-i 7ft acres-. Rounded north by Mary I Roger: east hv Eec Roger and O. P. Davis; southRennb* A. Paris: we*st bv Lanirnale. Taxe*. cost anci p«‘nal- tif/ >6 24. Estate of Team Btephens «14ft acre®. Rctunded north and east* by W M. Warren; west by G F. S»,*- nh'-ns and Ren Dewitt; south hv Dr. I fk Connor. Taxes, cost and perf- altfc-- > 1 ft. 7 2. ' |—* Rice Patch ScHchcI District. K. C. Polk 21ft ;icrc*s. north ly F. Mr Polk, Sr.; J. C. Folk; south by Kate Rounded east bv C. Polk: >*d r»*latUe« here last Miss Estelle Poatell is is visiting Miss Denpie Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Padgett of Gourdin. spent last week end with the ir sis ter. Mrs. 9ute|lffe Rev. J. R. M. '’’inch spent his *. aca-, tion with his fattier m Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. J Avant have re turned from a a’*44 to friend'' tec^nr Ehrhardt. Me FM Tarrel has' purchased the Simons Jot and will be '^numbered among ^our residents ere long., MORE ANON. PEARCE A- RATTEY. the Savan- nah Cotton Factors, are substantial reliable an donergetlc Their ex tensive warehousing facilities grid superior salesmanship are at your command. Tney are ahunil.intiy able to v properly finance any (u.Kirity *,f cotton shipped thetn * 1* n’t tt to your Interest .to try tb now and be convinced o Do o 18 6nN No. 666 will cure It kills M > j^ms Fever. 6-19-4 m. Mala ria th< *C,j •• /^ Rl- •J t€ /