The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 10, 1915, Image 7
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1915.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
TAX NOTICE.
The books of the countv treasur-
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fir. vyill be open for the purpose of
collecting taxes from the lf>th day or
October, lb 15. to December :»!.
2915. The levy is as follows:
State. 7 mills; Ordinary' County.
4 mills. Koadr. S 'mills; Constitu
tional School, 3 mills; Total t,
Bills. *
Special School Tax levy:
X^odge, S mills
Rom Gully. 3 mills.
. Rice Patch. 3 mills.
Aahton 4 mills.
Weimer 2 mills. \ •
Strickland 4 mills.
Williams 7 mills,
gmoafcs t mills. • .
Little Svainp 3 mills.
Rock head t mills.
Rotkel 2 mills.
R«ffta 4 mills.
Raysors 2 mills.
Solders 3 mills.
PesM i mills.
Oak Orotre S mlUs.
Hadsoo’s Mill I mills.
Taker 4 mills. ' J
Stokes S mills. ■. J
Beadersosrllle 10 mUU.,
Red Bank t Brills.
Wslterfecro 7 mills.
Rene Pea 3 mills. '
Island Creek 3 milfs.
Well Creek 3 mills.
Hall 4 mills.
Welch Creek 4 mills. ^
Prmr 2 mills.* *
* 1 Cottagevilie 7 mills.
Sand Hill 3 mills.
Bethlehem 2 mills.
* Maple Cane 4 mills.
Rekoboth 4 mills.
Red Oak 4 mills. r
Pell tax $1 on all males between
the ages of 21 and 40. Also a corn-
notation tax of $2 on all males tfc-
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tween the ages o? 21 and W which
rha!| hi paid at the same time and
‘a the same manner as other tax^s.
Dogs 50 cents each.
, R. E. JONES.
County Treasurer.
Oft. G-l3t.
NOTICE.
All persons are hereby forbidden
to hunt or trespass In any way upot^
the lands of the following, unler
penalty of the law: Smith Leaeh,
Betsy Kelley. Venas Boston, Cyi us
Drayton. Daviu Drayton, P. M. Bos
ton, James r’ields. I. W, Williams,
1’ry Richards, Ben tiabbe, Sulla
Washington, P. D, Dennis Hector
Huquenin, Quobner Wright. Paul
Polite. G. C. Drawdy, Nallle Myers,
Prank* Bryant, H. A. McGee, Sandy
Brown H. R Price, H. Sheppard.
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ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICK.
Notice Is hereby given that all
persons holding claims against the
estate of Jon C. Strickland, deceas
ed. will present the same duly ttm-
Ised and verified, and all persons
indbted to such estate will make
payment to the undersigned within
thirty days from the date of this No
tice. .
(Signed) Georgie Strickland,
Administratrix.
Nov 1. 1915. 11-3-41
< NOTICE.
The tax books for the Town of
Wslterboro will be open for the col
lection of taxes, at the store of H.
W. Black, Jr., from November 1st
to 30th, 1915 both dates inclusive.
The levy this year is fifteen mills.
D^B. BLACK.
10-13-71 Clerk and Treasurer.
People who use Peruna
Mrs T. Freeh, li. R. 1. Hickory Point, Tenn., writes: “I am happy
to tell you that I am cured pt catarrh. Having been afflicted with
catarrh ar.d stomach trouble for seven years, and after having tried four
different d«*ctors. who only relieved me for a little while. I gave up all
hope of being cured. I was Induced to try Peruna, and to my great
surprise 1 am now entirely well. My health never was better.”
FOR INDIGESTION
Mrs. \V. It Whitehead. It It 1. Pryor, Oklahoma, writes: *T am
happy to tell you that I keep free from my old stomach trouble: feel no
«atarrhal symptoms at all. I am able to do my work, eat and drihk
what I want, and rejoice to know that I found a sure cur4 In your
rateable medicine. I think It saved my life. By beginning In time with
Peruna 1 was cured sound and welL”
Are Strong and Happy
Tht- P* run . Coin<ibus. Ohio. Those who object to liquid
'■■•r • * * .in now nroiyire IVnuiei in tablet form.'
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UNION MEETINC AT
MARION CHURCH
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CXION OK THE SECOND |
OK COLLETON BAPTIST AS
SOCIATION
J He id With the >lari (, n Church, j
i introductory ticrfrou preached hv ,
j Rev. Walter Black, * ‘
I (Moderator il J (itvepa called tb*
meeting to order and the following
delegates were enrolled:
\shton:
Blark creek. ll> J Givens.
Drs Creek. J A Sanders.
Great Swamp. C E O’Quinn. Fl>
Smith. Jos. H. Ramsey. •
Hendersonville:*
Carters’ Ford. P M Johns. W M
Fender. Le'land A Hlers, Jos f
Garris. ,
Marlon, Henry Sams. Henry O'-
Quinn, John O'Quinn, Charley
Carter.
Pine Gtere. H M Benton.
Penlel. G H All. Joe Padgett, Juo
Cranky.
Smoaks.Lucas B Smith, A P
.tarith.
Shiloh. O
Whtlterboro, O.
A few querlee were dlscuaaed.
hen a receas was taken, and * pic
nic dinner was served whldh wad}
deltghful.
After some special Baric rendered
by MIb Mamie Benett. the Union re
mand its work..
The following resolution was of-
ered by Rev J E Lawton:
Whereas. The attendance apon our
Union meetings by representatives
>f the churches of which it is rom
ped has not been for some time as
full as it should have been; and.
Whereas, The wprk of the Union
has not been on account of this as
icient at It should have boon:
Therefore. Be it resolved. That we
'he relegates of this meeting. In reg
ular session, urge upon the churche:
he importance of sending full dele
gations to each meeting of the Union
and we further urge that pastors.and
'•her leaders do every thing In their
power to improve the attendance.
The report of committees.
Time. Fifth Sunday in January.
Place, Smoaks.
Introductory sermon by J <’
Lawson.
.Missionary sermon. F O S Curtis.
Sunday nitorning was given to Sun
’ay school work.
Rev J C Lawson preached one of
his most ’eloquent sernvuns on Sim-
day morning.
A special collection was giver) to
current support of Kerman Kniv r-
•■•ty.
flie brethren at Marion gave th"
'•'’"gates a royal reception of which
•oVy delegate was very gratetnt.
” T t was 4 'wRh regret that Rev P O
; Curtis' was Up.'hie to attend this
meeting. Rro ruf" was presented
" aeebiint of urgent local ontragi'v
Mont. ^ es >
jVspeetfuUy sflbmittH.,
W. It: >,'S< cjr;
40 Years of Service
Terry & Shaffer.
1875 1915
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Extra Special Fair Week Bargains
-7.cakes Octagon Soap 25c.
‘Soldat Store valy •• Foreash •• Not Delivered
Other Bargains
\
12 pound sack beat Flour .
- 40c
24 pound sack beat Fhxir .
80c
An Excellent Coffee per pound
10c
3 pound Tomatoes best Quality >
10c
Tall can Salmon
- 10c
Lmnp Stardi per pound
- 5c
Pickled Pig Feet
5c
Frankfuter Sausage per pound.
-• 20c
Red Rust-Proof Seed Oats per
Cet oar price on Qnantity
Tall Gro wing Southern Rye per bu.
We are
Choice Selections Apron Ginghams
50 Patterns Check Homespun
36 inch Yellow Homespun
An excellent value in Bleach
Caiicos - Shirt Patterns and Darks
fers in Dry-Goods
) 5 Cents
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Great Big Quilt Scrap Bundles - 5 Pounds
Blankets • - - Si.00 to
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Indian Couch Robes
Crib Blankets - * - 75c to
Rugs - - Bath Mats
$1.00
$6.00
$2.25
- S2.50
Old Fashioned Rag Rugs
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•ty the bouse and sad tie our,
Since onr dear one has gone.
Hut. oh, a hrighteh home ihstf: dilrr
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In the lone and Kilen( graw.
'ised be the Lord that taketh,
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"I (he bright eternal Htv.
’'eath can never, never come.
In his own good time lle'l| rail u«
To his home, sweet home above.
Wife and Children.
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ewe it. i to Lydia F. F •ukt'.am’r V. r—
table Compound and naht other fuffcf;
inc v.cru'U to know < : «Mt i*_ Mrs.
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THE BEST
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CHEAPEST FEED.
Walterboro 03 Mill
“SAFE FARM1NG” ALWAYS.
Washington !>, C., Nov." 1.—A
•<r*'c^r.'in» of T-'erroirle” tor ’b"
South' is outlined in,a circular which
the United States u/nartment of A>.-
riculture has sent to banker*, busi-
rv ss nien and farnv rs in the cotton
«ia*es. The- history »»* agriculture
in the Soulh it has been said, has
b en one r.f leao years and fat years.
Short crops and low prices and.,In
consequence, the farmer has eirper-
ienced much distress. The inc reased
a’tenCnn which h>* rocentlv
given to Btippm-ting the people upon
land has already’ resulted in much
good, hut there is some danger, it is
cotton rising there will h" a trnd-
-<■ >•••,.,i o-<t *hnt, with the price of
ency forTarmefs- to return to the
• •i l system of gambling‘on cotton, i,
’he prop’» of th" South eroduc»d
♦’ r evn living the circular points
om? i| would steady the whole sys
tem and keep the boat from rocking
The safety measures reoommenddd
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II. E. Maben. 2
fnvsi»or(>, Tenn. «
This famous remedy, tho medicinal
tngittfichts of which nr<’ clerived from j
native rents and heriw. ha-c for neerty
forty years proved to a rdn-'t valua
ble tonic and invigorator of the female: J
organism. Womy.n everywhere b» :cr '
willing testimony to the wonderful vir- ;
tue of Lydia E. Pinkham's VvgeBbie j
Comi»ouhd. .
Why I^owe IIojk*.
No woman suffering from any forB
of fe male troubled should lose hope un
til she has given Lydt* E. PirkhnmV
Vegetable Compound a fair,trial.
If yon want apeeial advice write to
Lydia K. IMnkham Medicine Co, (confl-
dc'ntiul) Lynn, Mass. Yonr letter will
be opened, read and. answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
are as follow s>
| First- Produce
ev
a home
for
garden
cry family on the farm, th»*
>.nr round, paying speciarattcmiiW'*
t<i a plot of Irish potato* or f-w •
potatoes sufficient
The Worlds Best KaFsomine
©ur Gunrantee*»ExcellsaH will cover moi’e
wall Snrface, Pouud for Pound, Will cover it bet-
ter Will keep in ^ood working condition Longer
than any other Kalsomino..
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Walterboro'*‘*“-!?ouih tJarolina^'
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to supply ti:i
family with food of this < barrier
been f'Where feasible, have u. patch of ><ir __
ghum or..other cane. Ip produce
ayrup for the family.
Second -Produce the corn
sary to support all o
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f the penpb* „n 1 su^lFill of'the'live Stock on the hogs, especially Plan to inci
the farm and the live stock, with j farm. Use legumes such as clover, gradually the hujiiher'of cattle hi
absolute pafety, j cowpeas. velvet beaus, soy beans and other live stock 10 as to have n suf-
6 Third—Produce the necessary ot c alfalfa for the production of bay ai *1 ' fjetm humber to consume the wnst
and other sn|£ll grata to supplement f to enrirh the soil with nitrrtgen and products of the farm atM make tl
the corn as food. Pav attention to humus. *> waste lands productive, *
• inter grazing. | Fifth—Produce the meat neres-, sixth—After all of theae^hUL
Fourth—Produce hay and forage sary to supply the people, through have been amply provided for, pr
from some forage crop, sufficient to increased attention to poultry and j duee cotton for the market.
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