The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 15, 1915, Image 7
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER \b, 1915.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
'•AGE SEVEN
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
VU* I iJt 11I B'l
b^r. next. Jlurin*. t
mIp, the iWlowing
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. PROHATK M 1M;K s sAl.K
STATR OF SOr.TK CAHOLIXA,
COUHty of Oramretijirsc. 0 ,
In ’(’oTurton Pita*.
THE'PEOPLES NATh)\AI. Ha.W
Plaintiff,
aKaiovt
G. It. K’TTRKLL AND MaHY Kt,.
LBN KITKRELL,
i Defen-lant!'.
By virtue of a judemen: uf tLe
Court ot Common Pleas in the above
entitled acttotti* 1 will sell at puhlu-
auction, at Walurboro Court
In the County .of Collevon. in said
State, on- the first Monday in Octo-
the lean: hours r.f
described rea; e«-
s»a»e: r / ' .
All that certain piece, parcel cy
tract nt land situate, lyln* and bemi:
in Broxton township, in thf* Coortv
of Colleton, and State aforesaid, con
fainina four hundred and forty-five
(4451 acres, more or^ !es«. and
bounded: on tiv* .Xrtrtto’hv lands of
n. B. Avant end T. H. Caldwell; on
the East by lands of H. Tuten an:
T. H. Caldwellf on the South hv e*-
tate of J. H. Jones, and .on Y\ es* ••v
♦he Hav Place and lands of Mosc-
Murdauch; be|n? the. s’arne tracf o-
narcel of la"d eonv<5veil t tb the I
Mary Ellen Ki*tre»l Rebec'a' Brox
* »V and E-ther Broxson. hv thei-
deed behrinc dhte the >Sth dav of
November. l!*"7 and recorded in‘the
office of ierk of "rirt for Col
leton County? fn book 7,7 at pas''
492.
TERMS: Cash. Purchasers 'o
pay for paners and Reverine Siam*"
and all taxes payable after dav —
esale: and in ease the purchaser fail
to comply with the terms of sale
'then the said premises tfill tje resold
the same or some suhsenuenf
salesday on the same-terms and the
former purchaser Certified hank
check tor .One .Hundred Dollirs
(tl-tft.oot must be*rtenosited on bid
hv pur* baser when property is b. •
off. ^
ANDREW C. Dili RLE.
Judee- of Probate .as Speefai J7ef
eree. . ; .
Dated: Peptember 12th. *91'
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MASTKfCS SALE
STATE OF SOl'TH CAROLINA, -
County *of -(’61 jet on
Court of Common Pleas.
S. ANNIE WILLIS, v
• PiaintifT
v*
G. A. MARTIN ANT) W. VAX WAL
KER. * Detendats.
Pursuant to decree'in the above
Entitled cause. I will seH to the high
est bidder for cash, durina the ieg-,
hours of sale, in front of the court
house door in Walterboro. S. C.. on
the first Monday in October next,
the same bein* the 4th day of aald
r month, the folloWijiK described realty
to-wit: .
. — -att that place, parcel.jr-tracl of
land situate in the County of Cot-
• Jefon. State-of South Carolina, cor|-
♦nlnina One Acre, more or less, but
tine and boundine on hbe North by
lands of S. Annie Willis and J-. >!.
Marvin; on the Eitsf hv lands of 1.
H. Marvint on tbe x South by lands of
H. Il: Sweat and -L C- Guess, and on
the West by lands of S. Annie Wil
- lis.*’ '
Terms of sale'cash; F^urr hase'
to pay- for papers.
II. M. JEFFERIES.
tlTATION Hti: LITTERS •. IMS.
MISSORY
STATE OF SOUTH, CaROLINNA.
County of CoUeton.-
L’y G. R.ea^h.. E-luirc, pro-
t'j;.* -e
Wber is .I D 4 vo.iL ho made suit
to i::e tji- yrant him Letters D'smis-
..vry at the aai effects. o£ A.
f. : onl.el.'. •■‘vpased.,
THESE ARE THEREFORE t
rite ‘an l adaifcr.ish all-and eineulat
th. a kindred an.I creditors o( 'he oaiii
A.’C. vonLehe. c|ecease*l, that thev
1»*>' and appear before me- in the
Court pf Probate, to be held at Wal
terboro on the 30 day of September
next, aft^r publication hereof, at 11
o’clock in thd forenoon, to shpv.
ca’is.". if any they t’a' - \ why ’he
sai l letters dismipsory should not bt
?ranted.
GIA’FJS* Und*f my hand this 7*n
day of September. Anpo Domini.
1913.
. Published onjthe Sth. 13th, 22nd
and ?9th days of September, in The
Press and Standard' " •
G. ALBERT BEACH.
Probate Judge.
NOTICE.
HUGO S. STRICKLAND.
9-S-4t County S jpt. ’ EdUTtior.:
No. «<»6 wiU Malaria or Bil
ious Fever.
S-lO-lm. .
I. sills the germs.
SHtlRIFF’S silLLs.
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Walterboro.
Master.
c.. Sept, ir?th. la:
< IT.\T|()N "OP^I UTT! JtS Ml’ Al»-
t .MINISTRATION;/.
THE STATE OF,SOUTH ilAROLINV
Conutv o*‘ Colleton, %
By G* Albert . .Esoirir’e. Pr'V
bate 'Judge.
Wheycas t/ hp H. Peurifov nvo?'*
so if 1 to «p» to c > a;' t him ' 1"t*er« j> f
a Iniitvjsrmto'!’ 1 the tat.* nn !
feet« of feiriijty V,*. T5eurffpv decelre 1
Tlhe.-e nr*- therefo w e>4p ‘f 1
•w|f*tAnt«h If »t*d li>i*tt!ar'th?» Uiap
dred’7»rd.Creditors of th« s«*.!d Eth^-
\V Poari'o'. .»• «*«•;>gedv.. that th* v '
J- ‘ ' v , .
rnd ?npe^f *i.>foro me. i” c
of pro he to. to »*.> hi i at W ilterbore.
The following^ tracts of lanu arc
advertised for sale for non.payment
of faxes, and will be ioY same
on the l-d Monday of October 19i.n.
in the U'gal hours of sale.
AVrdier Township.
Lucy Roper : —5 acres, hounded,
south by Ben Stanfield; - cast anu
-vest by estate of B. K. ' Sander-
north by Jim Bowman. Taxes, cos;
and penalties, f$.27,y
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Ret I Hank School IMstriet.
..Mrs.. N. E. Ren»ley—acres
bounded North by Charleston A-
Augusta^tfubllf* roani, South and west
by Walterboro and tft. George pub-.
Hc^road. east by J. I). Cannady.
Taxes, cost ^ind penalties, $10.5t».
Capt. G AA*. AA’ay. ore of Colleton’s
most respected* and .. ..cnored citi
zens,-was a visitor-to AA'alterboro
Saturdai.' .AV^H” here |ve mentlcu-
,ed the fact that lie would soon be
Able to celebrate his fiftieth wedding
annhey&iry. ‘.Answering a fo»
ijuestions about this he stated that
his children and ^riindchildre.i wore
making plans for t big celecratipn
on • that occasion, and that he an 1
Mrs. AA'ay had about given their con
sent. So.it U-therefor*’ pract.''ally
settled that this go’.ien auh'.erygry
wjU be duly relebrated on Friday.
October 1st. Among the plans is a
bi>t family reunion and dinner whicn
will have to b*“ served a la picnic ou
account of the number p.f relatives
and friends who' will be present
to Join, in their congratulations.
’October-1st, 1^63, n young man
who had only lately returned from
fidiowing the fortunes of the--8«il-
dier in Graj-, and a young lady of
the .ML Carmel section, who had re
mained true to her soldier sweet-
he’arC'were united in holy wedlock
wt the home of the bride’s'•parents.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Beach, and Miss
Emily E. Beach became Mrs. George
AA’. Way. Since that tihie the mini
ster, Rev. B. G. Price, has ’‘joined
the inumerable caravan.” as have
nearly all the witnesses, and t.hhse
present at the wedding. Again on
the 1st of October the memories of
fiftv years ngo will b**, set In
tnotlan and the couple, then begin
ning. will be just as happy as they
were then. «
Bell* Township.
Ben Dewitt —luu Acres, ooun-fiei;
north by Andrew Bailey, east ?iy
Effle AA’ilson. south by Siiiimle car
ter. and west bv c. E. Carter. Taxe-.
cost and penalties, $8.11.
U’alteriHro Si-IkkiI IH-trtc(.
Mrs. Je^>ie Padgett—One lot in
the town of Walterboro* bounded
north by street, west by railroad
Avenue, south by lot of Walterboro
Cotton OH Co., east by Stephen Lew
is. Taxes, cost and penalties, $43.33
Mrs. Josephine. Eckardt—One lot
In* the town of AA’alterboro, bounded
north by T. M. Williams,. e**t by
Railroad Avenue, *mnrttr Btreei
funr/ng to £,>tton'' ,.Afill, west by
lots ^f Shatter. , T.vxes, cost and
penalties. $[*.{11 '
- ! \
Rut fin Scbtsd District. 4'
-Mrs. |e,ssie Padgett—16 1 acres
bounded north by A. C. L. Railroad
Cror’
Taxes, cost
Company, east by J. M
weft by Isham Padgett,
uhd p«'nalties. $37.98.,
I sham Padgett—One lof, Bound
ed north by A. C. L. Railroad Con-
pany, south'bv run of Derp Meftea*
eV. ek,, wt'st bv Jessie S. J'adc^tt.
T-.res- cost a: d p4i7lties, $li».8n.
SI MMOVS FOR RFI.IFF
The Slat
e of South CstTilina.
inty ot Coll^'on. .
ROWLAND ’tUGGY
S. C., op th 0 1L !"v of Septeuibu
next, .after
o’clock in t
cnn<f” if '•n - .'
nv;h! : <-at'on iiereof.
' fnr,»noon. to
thf
V b-ve. W hv the pobl
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C«M!MNV ’
■ ' o plain Uf:'
. . ' -Tgalnst 1 *
W W BARTER AND FLOHRIE K
CARTER. .,.1. , .
Defends Pf*-
TO THE DEFENDANTS '.BOAT
N.V.MFJ) -
YOU ARE HERBY ^UMMONEr
ip.t re-.ujrt-d to p.ns'.'fr the enmpluip-
tf in thi^ action ,<* ubich a <-or»v
-ho'.*-! herewith sf'rve.1 upon rou. and to
corv of von- an^ v -rtbc
adntih : ptration r-hould not b'’ g
cd.
C,i\.-n .under mv. hand »hie UMny
of Suitc-uh v Anno .nomihi. DO'
•Pnt'tipiied on the, With and 22 day
0 f genfethbe-r * 1*1 3 In The pry* .• it I,
» S’ and a 1 d »
G. • ' I.BERT ’IE ACH. .
Probat • idg**..folb ton Cm n* ■
• ¥
Pnr.-uant
Soep'fnr' of
dersignel a
NOTICE
f<* <;«>-n” :<«sio»j,- of the
S»ite r.nmioc ’he tin-
lloard of v Corporators
i cervn
, ^tfil comnfainjf nn ’h- sut,-Tih *rs t
j th. ir office i*f Walterboro. S. c
| wfthfn entv d”v% after *he,
., y- .‘Thereof.; euclusi'-e ot rh»* d^v o»
t 'ue(j service, and if von fajpTQ an
cr ’b«* con.pla’P-t '' fthil/the Br, ■
a'ct. -j v i ft... ,.1 . .na^r left PI, -Ktlor
wH! tip ply to the Cy<r* for the r-'
c d.itunutted In yC, ,
P’ , ’ - RIF.)Y Hvjy - i B H' ' < v
Plaintiff’s Attorn -
D'”°d M'oxm 29,'A D. 1913
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9-16-3L
War"-
for the Partnem <'o-o»»or;Ht: e Wr
\hflUre roPinjU'' fo !e» lofifed s’
• Fire Hill. Colletnti Covf.ty. -al lynr. - * \ I! 1
• mission hearing date Sept/I^bk -r.aalnst
VOTIf’K
f>< rsen® are hcr:*f»v ..warded
n- .ofier'vI'e’• fr-«
1913. notice is hereby gfleh that tc*or ,M ; • ••-imeon. Pam;
the ' book*, .of ’.'p'-'ripffon *to fh 1 * Ai : ’b r tract's ' »*•- V. .C. ’ r a- '
Canital Stock of 'Vdd Corporation on the propert" gf p. B and R. ^
vBl be opened at the offjee of thO/ Prndley, A,..51* ^LARA'IN '
Fire Hill Mercantile Co> oh'Friday. '.t-l-Ytp ‘ .
Sept.
It.
l»tth at 11 a. m
- j. n. kinVrd
D E. BENTON.
X
Board of Corporators.
* NOTICE
All nersons are ^hereto* wN^ne-1
f-om trespassing rfh my lands h>sr.
W’»er. S .c. Anyone found g’Jilty’
* 511 be prosecuted.
L. R SMITH,
*-25-4t .
.Ifi’ter. Si r
<s
. NOTICE.,/
'^NpTICE IS HERBY GIVEN thV#
ill persons tare hereby prohibitae
fretn • utry on the tract of „l.and
w hereon ’I reside. n, llr h- t r a. r t of j-t--’
containing about seven huMf*'’
acres: an>U being located at attune a r
* he town orNRuffin. in the court’' - ’'
CdBeton,. and-’S’ate of So«»b c-»re
Una. Rgrert bi^ack.-
Dated S^p*. 0. 19115. 9.$.4*r
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To the Public.
“I feel that I owe th*’ manufactur-
van taking this me,'lime I. was r a
gre:*» pain and fe'dim- »-n blv sict:
frs oT Ch-mhMaln’s CoRe. Cholerg, to a " f ^
; After taking a dose r,f it I had nov.
;* long to wait for rfl'ef as ,♦ t*enc^r
gratitude ” w-ri,ci, Mrs. T. V 'Vitb. ted % rtfe .almost fiurhc Jlately ” 'K,
•'Wtii 0 J sale by all dealer.’ /T '
and Dia;rboea Remedy 9 word
erall,- Gowanda.
GOUPFN WEDDING
Gapt. and Mrs. Way Will Hav*
Been Married 30 Years Cct 1 .
A oinger
Machine.
i- .111 alisolute ncc«*ssity f*ir every
ftau.il hodsekeeiier.
TlHjjr are -old on easy term* t«*
sun any rerttlUlon. Sold at lowest
lirtce* for ca-h. Iteiiteil by the
n<“» k or ni’itiGi. * V
AAe clean ami T, pair ^ew in™ mn-
cliine* of ait make- for little money.
A ou are told the cost licfore the
work i* la-gun.
t all on 11* or write to us. We ile-
liter your ni.ictiines free to any pitrt
of t olleion counly.
Stop! Calomel
Is Quicksilver
It’s Mercury. Attacks the Bonev.
Salivate* and Makes
:r~ lot. Sbk
. Singer Sewing .
Machine Company
'lain St. Phone »l.\ Wnltertmro, S, C.
.Ask for M. PANIOTTIE. ' •
PI Mine !II-V.
For Sale
HIGH GRADE
There’s
should
calomel
bottle
/f
pe»-9«>.
ratine!
lart
Fone—
perfect substitut,? for calomel, but ■
doesn’t make you sick ahd can ” r-
salivate. •
_ f’hildren and grown folks c.
♦ake'»Dod*on’s Liver Tone'because
is perfectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug. 1;
is mercury, and att.yks your imni
Take a dose of nality caiomei tod.i
and you will feoJvwrnk, sick at,
nauseated tomorrdilion’t lose a da:*
work. Take a spoonful Dodson’s L .
er Tone instead and you will wake
feeling great. No mbrtj biliou^nef.
constipation, sluggishness, hepdache.
coated tongue or sour stomach Your,
y If. yon don’t.JiiuL L»o J:
sojrs Liver Tone -acts better tiun
orrible calomel your money is
waiting for you. ..
; THE BEST
, . —.AN IV— #
CHEAPEST FEED,
Walterboro Oil Mill
Raising Indigo In .South Carolina
In Olden *Days.
A reader of this paper.has kindly
sent us a .copy of the life of’ 1 Eliza
Pinckney of South Carolina, in
which reference is made to th<- verc
extensive production of indie:', 'r
South Carolina as early as 17 42
t Mrs. Pinckney was the daughter
of an English arjny pffic^r. L^ tt.-.
Col. Georc" Lucas, who'was rib me
al poyerifC -of the' \A*» st J-n’iian I»-
lard of Aptigua.‘He took hi» : i ; at-.>
.m^the,province of Font!) Carolina ;n
1'73\ on account of his ■ ife’s
'b -lth He had planD.tion r ^ »hc
Ash lev fiver. . IT .tvil-i from •. bar
way. knp'tn then ‘•s' I’ba'-j-'s ' vn
Hryvfr>« fo.rct rrn to G< ver-^
yor Lucas left planta.t <n |if
ehargemf his daughter. .j’Sen
1*5 year* «t. age. afhdXo b'd/F if Hi.
Carolina v as irtdehjted fov^fho ind’-
<A» indtisjrv., in 1 7 4 4 /f * i.ic.as
niarri'-d'Col. _ Uhpr’e^/Din 1 vand
they . d their JSni'" a* ?b'!”:.ont.
five pi il.'-- f rorjKtrfc'ttglc s’ -T o . on
the Cooper H/er ,
7 7 '
'lew
r* tljei
lor’ijig to - E-’Cy/' f!i*»
ndlfc/fo” wb : ,-h it drtv-ded 1 upon
mce and GerniRrjv. i*egan
r ill-
fvafioh artd rt nking of irylico Ir
Her i ffor’* she pregtly .1- -.fst« *
hy thV eaillest of Carolina h' , ‘nis*-'
U»r. garden. »n whose honot; have
tbdav the ’’Bar*?'nia.”
Mrs. Pipe kne ; 4 secured the -ee
^ror*j the West Indies, ctiltiv-ted
plants; cut the leaves in d’nX c ea-
•>or>. kerd produced indigo yfie fur
nished seed to her neirhtjof-. :ird/4n
1747 enough indiro '.yd, nnde to
make it worth whily> to export’ it to
England, tvhere '
CYPI
SASH
DOORS
BUNDS
/
MOULDINGS
AND
M1LLWORK
bountv
six
pence a pound was offered h v En
gland. '‘fn '>rder to exclude the
French indigo from her ‘market*/’*
Indlim became the thief highland
staple-for nj^ire than 33ft. ye v irs, and
Jtjst before ,/the revolutfhn-t! e an’-
hual export amounted to 1.17'i.fidft
pounds. So here is What one iG-maa
did for the “Infant industries" oil a
jpew , countrv. The interesting rec
ord shows that indigo has been and
can -he made In this country.
We have - no doubt that great Ipa*
prAvement has been made over the
brick vat*- and crude methods en*
ployed®cby' Mrs. Plncknev. but
settled the fact that 'be
raised in South Caroli En
gland kept the Fren< ■otn
her markets, we ma he
Independent of Ge^n oik
VedKtr-Dispathb
/
The Old Standard Grove’s T**te1—
"oni« |* equally vklnabl* as a
il Tonic becaose H containa the
11 known tonic properties of QUX£ufH
•nd IRON. It acts os the Liver, Okivei
oot Malaria, Bn riche* the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. SO cents.
The
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ao<l Mrs. H D.-Smonk is,i»"l *:!•
daughter, Mrs. J;uk Sear«on, .sn.’ f
day afternoon.
• Misst-s Rati*- Benton anC L01
Smoak* spent ihe^ day with Mrs
Isbatu. Crosby Sunday.
The people of tnis s‘-el ojj h;sd 1
road working last Tjiurslay
has Improved the neighborhood
roa*bi wonderBilly... This should eh .
courage our old zarrler. also our
sfHool Snd ^SWnday school chilifren
The panic being on is ao jus* re\
son why we sttcild work around
home and be negl^rt/ul, but ides-
forward more than ever, for we are
going to live anyway until die.
; The union meeting aV IVhfel flap
list church was enjoyed by many
folks from this section, 'hose (rl}.'*
• *tende<| wer^: Mr John Smoak and
daughter. Miss Addle Roberts, Alt
berf, N’ettl^S. Joe NVtt,es and 0*11
tea, her, Mbs Bennett. All reported
ii good tint'- ’ ,
M* 1 and Mrs. Willie William* Y
Hluffton returned 'home Monday,.
after ,1 pleasant visit at th«lr sUt*r i u
Mrs A’eiila Benton.
We an* glad to nru of h,o
spCedy re, overv of those who have;
hbeii hating fever in our midst. 1 ii
are^ exc-edipgly glad to s, «. our rtiii-
dren able to be in •.school iin,i*n.
' Melon cuttings and peanut blil-
In^s are enjoyable events of the dav.
We farmers are still living, "In »p,*.M
of the’ war.’-*
Misses Annie (JelSlng* r :,n<l Fan
nie fb-nton were pleasant . visitors
of this .section .Saturday and Sua-
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.Careful people *t,- that the> are
^topped. Dr King’s New Diwin'rr
is a remedy of tried, merit. I* has
held Its own on the market for. t't
years. A’outh end old age testify t>
It* soorhlag and^lmalta*. •laglitje' - -
Pneumonia and lung troubled Kro
often caused by delay of treatment.'
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those harking coughs and relieves.
11 grtppe tendencies. Money back
f it fails. 5fte -md ll.ou. It