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4 MAHTKK'H SALK SHKRirF’S SAI'.K s M STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton. Court of Common Pleas. BANK OF SMOAKS; • ' . & Plaintiff. TS. . ’ MARY M. PADGETT, et a!.. Doren<:anr% Notice. Pursuant to Decree in the abo\c entitled cause, dated 2d December. m5. I will sell at public outcry t> the highest bidder, for cash, the property below described on Sales- day in January. m$. during the legal hours of sale, in front of the Court House at Walterboro; terms -of sale cash; purchaser to pay for papers. Compliance to be had the -day of aale< and in case of non-com- pliende, a resale to be had on said Salesday or some subsequent Sales- day at the risk of the former pur chaser: All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land situated in -the town of Smoaks. Warren Township, and Col leton County, and State of South Carolina. Said tract measuring Ho feet front and 210 teet deep and containing one-half acre. Hounded follows: North by the Hampton, & BranchTille rightaway; East *y| lot No. .8 belonging to W. H. Varn:! South by the lands of A. c/Hiers. | STATE OF. SOUTH CAROUNA. belor STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. Court of Common Pleas. F. CUMMINGS. Plaintiff. ‘VS. 0 S. LANE. Defendant. Notice. Pursuant to Order in the above cn- itled cause, I will offer for sale at vublic outcry, in front of the Cqurt ■"isp at Walterboro, .8. C.. on Sales day in January, 1S26. the followin:; '••scribed personal property seized under attachment: One vice, 2 draw knives, 1 adz, 1 shop hatchet. 2 hammers. 1 grind stone, about 500 rod iron. 1 lot bolts. 1 lot spokes. 1 lot nails. 1 lot horsc- thoes.- Said property may be s'eeq it the honte of Henry Brant, my .pedal deputy. Terms of sale: Cash: compliance to be had on dav of sale. J. D. ACKERM Sheriff. Walterboro. S. C.. Dec.,3. 1015. M5-3L —. MASTER'S SALE ••md .the West by lot No. 6 belongins' te A. C. Hiers. This lot being known County of Collefon. Court of Common Pleas. .*s lot No. "..formerly owned by E. D. Thomas and conveyed to me by deed dated June 6. 1011. same being recorded in the R. M. C. office for Colleton County Iq. Book Q at page No. 180. And also deed of Feb. S. 1*11. same being recorded in.R. M. C. office for Colleton County. pag<> No. 60. book P.- • # • - R. M. JEFFERIES. Master for Colleton County. • Walterboro. S. (\, Dec. 0, 1915. 12-15-3t. SHERIFF'S HALE ' > STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. Court of Common Pleae.v^ • A BENNETT—Plaintiff. '* vs. S' LAURA S. MI LEY —Defenda ut. Execution Hale. Ky virtue of execution to me di rected in the above entitled case. I will sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, withiit fhp'' legal hours of Sale, at Waltltboro Fourf Houaevtm .Monday, the Third day-of January'. A. D.. 1916, the following described property, to wit: — AH that tract, parcel fit piece of land, lyinjt’.belng and situate in the County of Colleton and State of. South Carolina, measuring andr con taining Sixty-Nine (69> Acres / more or less, and bounded as follows: On *he North by lands formerly of. Mrs 1«. S. Mlloy: en the East by 1 ;itflls of .1. M. Strickland and Chaa. H. Smith: on the South by land/ of (f. W. Car ter and ertnte'ef J v ^'. Miley; on the West by and* of/(J. W. Car cm and estate lands ./Of Joseph Padgett. These lands jrie levied on and w ill he sold an iXf property of Mrs. L. S. ‘ Miley to satisfy the above named ex ecution <{nd costs. Terms: All cash, purchaser to pay for papers. /, J. D. ACKERMAN.• r r Sheriff Colleton County. Walterboro,S. C.. Dec. 14. 1915, Lillie •R. Campbell as Executrix of the Estate of R. L. Campbell and . T- R. Gootlwin. > . ’ Plaintiff, vs. JAMES GOODWIN, el al. % Deferdaui Pursuant to decree in the above entitled cause I will sell at nublic uuHion to the highest hldd/r during the legal hours of sale in front ot the Court House door in Walterboro, S. ■4*:. on Salesday in January, next, same being the third day of said uonth. the following described ^:alty: . / All that certain piece, parcel or ract of land lying and being-in the '’oupty of Colleton anti/said State, containing One Hundred and\ Fifty- 1150) Acres, more or less, bounded as follows; _ North by estate lands of PhiHp Goodwin; east by lands of J. W. Rentz and P. M. Goodwin; south by lands of J. W. Rentz and lands of estate of John Gpoilwin and lands of ,P. M. Goodwin: west Vby Salkehatfhie Swamp. * Alsp; all that other tract contain ing Five Hundred Twenty (52Q) Apres, more or less, known as the Swamp Place, bounded North by land** of Harriett Carter: East by lands of J. W. Rentz and others; 'South by lands of J. W. Miley; West by lands of 1. S. Sauls and others. Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser Jo pay for papers. R. M. JEFFERIES. Master.. Walterboro, S. C.. Dec. 11th. 191'. f» The Auditor's office will be open for taking tax returns from Jan.. 1st to Feb. 20th, 1916. Please take notice that 1 or mjf deputy will be at the fallowing plac es mentioned beioA- for the purport of giving edelt tax payer ample op* podtt unity to make his Or her returns in person so that each piece of property will appear in its respect- dve township or school district, thun avoiding double entries. . Failing to make your returns the township boards of assessors are re quired by law to add 5« per c^nt penalty on all personal property. N The law requires that all person al property Including Notes. Mort gages, Money, etc., be listed for tax es this year. Land stands the same. All Incomes of f2,500 and upwards shall Be returned. There shall be a capitation tax of SOVents/pn all dogs and the pro ceeds to l>e expended for school pur poses. Dogs not returned for tax ation shall not be held to be proper ty in any court in this State. AH males between the ages of 21 and 60 years, except Confederate soldiers and those persons incapa ble of earning a support by being lamed of froih any other cause are liable to poll tax. AH property must be listed on proper blanks and sworn to. Township and school district must be given. I wifi ask all land owners having tenants upon their places do bring A list of them in order that th/y may be property .listed for taxes: Mv appointments are^ak follows: Hudson’s Mill. Jan. 11. J. D. Hud son's stori*. * y . * Rice Patch; Jan. Farmer's Un ion store. ■ /Z> 13, F.* N. Jones’ '-15-31. MASTER'S SAl.fci MASTER'S SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton, Court of Common Picas. W. !>. HOUCK. * Plaintil T . . vs. HENRY E.'BENTON, et n!.. I>efe id.mtH. Pursuant' to decree in U» • nuove entitled .cause I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder during fhe legal hours of sale in front of tie* t’eurt Hotise door in Walterboro. S. C.,-on Sal**sd»v In ^ /.lapuary. next, same being the third day of said month, the following , described :*'altv:' " * AH that cettain piece, parcel or tract of IuihI. situate, lying and be ing In Hells Township. Colleton County, &)iilh Carolina, measuring and containing Fifty <.*ni Acres, more or less, and bounded on I lie North by lands of Haynard Benton. East by lands of E. L. Benton: South hy lands of E. L, Benton and G. A. P“nton: West by lands ot .<». A. Benton and A- Benton. This be ing a part of a tract of three hundred and tnree.acres bought by E. L. Ben to* ffom A. B. Ramsey, et al.. by d*ed dated March 26th. 1904. Terms of aale: Cash, purchaser to pay "for papers. ■* M. JEFFERIES. Master Walterboro. S. C.. Itec. 11th. 191 r >. 12-15-3t. . NEGATIVE WINS DERATE An-interesting debate was recently held at the Walterboro High School auditorium, the debaters being rep resentatives of the two literary so- ci- iies of this school. The subject .was; *******#*:!'«****£ * * \ HUDSON MILL SCmM)!. m v * jg******-:* -s * * ^ Ruffin, Dec. 15.—Our school is “Resolved That woman ex- doing excellent work now. We ex- 14. W. M. Fox'*a from lor to 12 15. Dojld’s, Jan. 29. 2 to I 3. T., S.. Ack- 4. C W But- Feh. 5. Colleton oris a greater influence over man than man does." The affirmative was held by the girls and the nega tive by the bpys. Many interesting points were made on both sides, but the decision ot the judges was in favor &f the negative. The apeak- ers were: Affirmative, Misses Susie Tracy. Emmaline Peurifoy snd Eli zabeth Jones; negative. J. J. Pad gett..Guy Sanders. DeWltt Jaiop>. lVv.‘ Stoney rendered the- decision of the Judges snd took occasion to -onipllment the speech of J. J. Pad- xett ( Jr. Other numbers on the pro gram were recitations by Ludlow Fraser snd Meredith Jones, besides songs and a piano solo. pect to da much.work this year, for we are looking forward to the next yeasr, when we will have a graded school.* Miss Thelma Ulmer, of Black Caeek section, is attending school here. We are very glad to have her wUh us. - - All the students are glad to ledrn that flucks and Watson Crosby,„who are now attending school at Ruffin, will be with us again soon. , Thev have been missed, and we Ipok for ward to thetr coming with pleasure. We are planning to have special Uhriafmas exercises. All of us are anxious for that time to come. Our teacher has promised to give us a Christmas tree again. , EDDIE HUDSON. Seventh Grade. M illiams, Dec. 13.—--A meeting nf the School Improvement Association was held last Friday with a vnrr good attendance. The Simms Literary Society held its first meeting Friday. The sub ject of the debate was: "Resolved, That Women Exert a Greater In fluence on Society than Men do.” Those debating on the affirmative were. Della O Quin, Florence Bre land and Maye Brabham. Thane on the negative wjre Clyde Warren, • Ashley O'Quln and Newton 0‘Qnln. The Judges decided in favor of the ‘affirmative* „ ******4#****«*** * - v * * ESSAY ON TRUTH * * * ********.****#*$* 'Truth Is conformity to fact in thoughL word and deed. It is px- act accordance with that which is. or has been, or shall be. .it is duty SHERIFF’S SALE The following tract of land will be sold for taxes the first Monday in January. 1916. during, the .legal houcs of sale. Island iWk School District. Estate of T-am Stephens 149 acres. Pounced on the North and east by W. M. Wawen; west by O. F. Stephen's snd Ben DeWiM; Sotijh hv Dr J. I» Connor. Yaxes. cost an.J penalties. 811.32. This trset of land is being sold Col non-compliance on part of banner purchaser. . ‘ ^ v STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton.'. Court^of .Common Pleas. Win. A. WHITE. Assignee. Plaintiff vs . ,■ / - L. W. O’QUIN and J. B KISHER. Dc'.-ndant.-. Pursuant to decree in the above entitled cause I will sell at ptfbllc auction to the highest bidder dui1n< the legal houts of sale in front ot th« Court House door in Walterboro, S on Salesday in January, next, same being the third day of said month, the following described realty: , » All that certain piece, parcel, or tract of landvlviag*. being-and situate in Heyward Township./Countv of Colleton and State of jSouth C irollt.a, measuring and containing Twenty- Sfvon t3Tt Acres, more or less, and bounded as follows.: No-th by llmds of Mrs. J. E. WltseM; East itv lands of Mrs. Emma Varnadoro: South l\ lands of .Mrs. Sophia Bailey: West by .-lands of Wm. Stokes. All of which will more fully appear hy ref erence to a pint made by J. E. M-- Teer. Surveyor, of date Sept. 6lh. 1882. - '' Terms of sale! Cash, purchaser •o t-rtv for papers. ,, , R. M. JEFFERIES: Master. Walterboro. S. C . De*-'. 11th. V91V 1 2-15-31. MASTER'S SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. Court of Cbntmon Pleas. JOHN D. WARREN. Assignee. Plaintiff... . vs. DANIEL P. CRAVEN, et al:. * • » * . Defendant*. Pursuant to decree in the above -ntitled cause I will sell at nubile •ction to the highest bidder during the Inga I hours of sale in front of the Court House door in Walterboro. S f.. on Salesday In January, next, sime being the third day of said month, the following described •»a!ty: \ll t’hat piece or tract of land slt- uateHn ‘ Verdier Township. Chuntv ’and State aforesaid, measuring and containing Fifty <5"* Acres’* more nr less! and . bounded *as follows: North by H^ndr of Neyle: E.1st by lands of W. Bailey: South by lands Ashton. Jan store. ' / Lodge, Jan stdre. Borea. Jan. o’clock. Bupkbead school house, Jan 2 to 4 o’clock. Boll's’Cross.-^toads. Jan. 18, Bry- stOT'O > Ruffin. Jan. 19, W. H. Breland‘j store.' Williams. Jan. 20, Tyler O'Qtllb’s store. ’ Smoaks. Jan. 2U Smoaks Mercan- tlle Co. Job nub n9 school bouse. Jan. 2* t f0 to 12 o’clock*. J Watson's store, Jan. 22. 2 tO'.4 o’clock. -* ■ Sniders. Jan. 25. Dr. J. B.-Pad gett's store. Petits. Jan. 26. 10 to* 12 o’clock. Harry Petit’s store. T. 8. Jones’ store. 10 to 12 o cteck Jan. 26. v ' ’ Hendersonville. Jan. 27* 2 to 1 o’clock. T.. S. Boynton’s store. Sidney, Jan. 28. C. D. C. Adam**’ store. W G. Hlbtt’s. Jan. 29. 10 to 12 o'clock . A. D o’clock. Cottageville. Feb. erman’s store. Jacksonboro. .Feb. ler's gtore. Green Pond, Mercantile Co. E. M. JONES. Au-ntdr, for. Colleton Count' |)e<. 13, 1915. 12-1-5-51/ TAX NOTICE. The books of the county treasur er, will be open Jor the purpose of collecting taxes from the 15th day or October. 1915. to December 8! 191.7. The levy is as follows: State. 7 mill/; Ordinary County. 4* mills. Roads. 3 mills; 'ConVifu- tional School, ? mills; T ota l mills. ' - Special School Tax levy: Lodge, 8 mills K Ruin Gully, 3 mills. Rice Patch. 3 mills. V . Ashton 4 mills. * • Weimer 2 mills. Strickland 4 mills. Williams 7 mills. 'Smoaks 8 mills. . Little Swamp 3 mills. Buckbead 8 mills. * Bethel 3 mills. , . Ruffin 4 mills. ' Raynors 3 mills. • Sniders 3, mills. .» PenJeV.6 mills. t Oak Grove 5 mi Us. Hudson’s Mill 5 mills. Tabor. 4 mills* Stokes 8 mills. Hendersonville 10 mill*. Red Bank 8 mills. ’ v Walterboro 7 mtHs. Horse Pen 3 mills. Island Creek 8 mills. Wolf Creek 3 mills.* Hall 4 mills. Welch Creek 4 mills. Fraser 2 mills. Cottuge.vllle 7 mills. Sand Hill 3 mills. “ Bethlehem 2 mills. Maple Cane 4 mills. RehobotlL.4 mills. Red Oak 4 mills. Poll tax $1 on all males bet we-n the ages of 21 and 60. Also a com mutation tax'of $2 on all males be tween the ages of 2V and 64) whiqh shall be paid at the' same time and In the same manner as other taxes. Dogs 50 cents each. It. jp. JONES. County Treasurer. Oct. 6-13t. . % ******** * * * -I * * ■ . - * * PINE (iRO\ E SCHOOL * ■r • * ************ JP; Sjt * V Smoaks, Dec. 16.— Becaup? of the fact that thele has been nothing pub lished through your columns con cerning Pine .Grow rural graded school and 14*-highly efficient teacii- eru is n*> reason why we haven’t one of the best schools in C«>lleton «oun-jwlth reference to knowledge, be- t;- ^Our school has) been in session i cguse it ^s'th^ tin* relation betweeft «/', r two months and has been pro-1 ourselves . and that attainment, greasing very nicely under the sup- Truth, called “Eye of Reason.” is ei vision of Miss Myrtle Critchen .is the only ground of human happiness, principal and Miss.CIvtlc Saunders, i It should be the learner’s first les- assiMtant-. . We should congratulaie 1 R on in morals, and the last aspirg- ourselves upon securing thene young tion of declining years. ladies as teachers 4his year, for we The mind needs truth, crave# it already see that they are doing ail as a food, and derives satisfaction they can for the benefit of the school by each new attainment thereof. The Miss Critchen copies highly rg.con*- object jind end of the mind is truth; mended from Lyhehburg, S. (’., while hence the search, for it is .the noblest Miss Saunders is a daughter "of ex- occupation of man. * Superintendent ol. Education S. B. The value of truth is shown by th * Saunders, of Stokes. */*• \ love it inspires. When one so?s that ” WjJ have one of the most up-to- it has been kept by the loss of pos- date and comfortable school build- sessions, and honored by the means ings in the county. It Is situated about four miles from Smoaks on the public road. *1 he school im provement association has Hone much to beautify the school ground*, and we have a right to feel prou of our schobj as w:?ll as our teach ers. S . Wo have Sunday achcol every Sun day and preaching twice a month at our school .house. Hurrah for Christmas, for then all our boys and girls will be returning ome frptn school for the holidays' E8TELL , HERNDON. Seventh Grade. ****** * * * * * WILLIAMS SCHOOL * * * * * * * * * * ot bumiliatiop. The loss of truth is of dangerous consequence. Truth is like steps over a great body of water—remove them and you are in danger of falling into the deep. Truth drives out-'error from the mind. It iq the most powerful thing in the world; the-bead of society; the 'preserver of civilization so full of - life that it cannot die; so open that it cannot be hidden: and ao l»?rfeqt that in It there 1 'can be no degrees. Search, after truth should be‘ marked by earnestness, and sin cerity. ‘ •• \ He who ha# the habit of speak? ing theTruth ivyelves confidence a.: * a reward. He is trusted by other). His reputation for truth *is a large capital in his services in positions * * ot trust and responsibility. He is i blessed by purity of tniqd; grows in ■V mooting 'of' harmony w ith moral life\ very . nJc-'v The firnc-st am) noblekt ground cn which peopje can live hj truth' Williams, Dec. Ifi. school in prngrf using" w ith tlx* ye .Us w'r. *k. and the infill t nee of the f.orh being done is.-reach ing- out into the community. I "THE IMMi" hchool improvement sociefy v an or i - ganized recently and has already. Essay, by Tracy Malsli. Mth (ira'le. dqne f-dme work, the cleaning up of WalteiduM-o High S4I1O0I. IV* grounds being among the. things ‘ »—— uccompHshed. This organization The dog has been the compani* n was effected Friday. Nov. 26. Mn. of man from the earliest periods. Hugo Strickland being present to a<- When our forefathers.were living ig ist in the organization.. The >\o riety will meet mice a. month and Will accomplish mqch tor the school. Caves they had dogs. At first, the dogs were wild and fierce. They would approach th-* • **0**4t4»«0»4l«» * PROFESSIONAL * * . CARDS. ’• * ****4l##***#*4r* Real Estate General COLLETON REALTY CO. R. M. Jefferies D. L. Sndth Preq. Gen. Mgr. We buy and sell real estate, col lect rents, promote loans. Life, Ac cident, Fire, Tornado, Bond, In surance. Walterboro. S. C. ! EYES Eyese examined scientifically. Glasses and Artificial Eyes Fitted. Satisfaction guaranteed J. A. WESTERBEKG, »• * * Optometrist. « . ‘» Endorsed by. tllobe Optlrnl Co. Dr. A. J. Anderson, Dental Surgeon • Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.; 3p. nt. to 6 p. m. - Phone 100-X. ' Walterboro, S. C. D, B. PEURIFOY Attorney at Law Practice in nil Courts. Office Opposite Court House Walterboro, 8. C. HEBER R. PADGETT Attorney at Law Prompt Attention To All lluslness. ' ’ Walter boko. «. C. Miss Hettl** Padgett is president and ! camp fire of men as near as thev and dared, and try to sts*al what food Miss llattie Warren' secretary treasurer. ' they could. Hunger made them Another organization which is ‘ roe. and as time passed by. thev ■ -eating interest is that of a llterarv began to lose their fear of man and society, which is composed of pupils his mysterious lire Bv' degrees of the .school. The first debate w-111 thev abandoned their wild ways and be on the subject: ‘‘Resolved. Th.tf! ’ last man and dog became bound Woman Exerts a Greater Influence together by a mute alliance that is * j still in effect. Each was hound to Perform a certain duty. Man feeds * Hie dog. gives him shelter and pro- *. lection, and the dog, in turn, helps * loan to catch his game, mind his * sheep, and do numbers of other things. , /j The dog family is supposed to !>-• The program for the meeting of divided into several great branches, the 22nd lust, will consist of several ' *-uch as the wolf, the prairie dog. th- recitations by the snuill ckfldr n' ol jackal; etc. The dogs that are nbonf the school and two plays. " . mir homes are the dogs that 1 am • First “Uncle Pete*s Visit to tli discussing. They are the animals on Society than Men do.” * * * * * * * * * * * * * TAIMHt SI IIIM»L * * ******* * School.” by two male and three f< mate characters^ , Second - “No Peddlers Wauled," hy four male characters. • hit! are next to nian in intelligence. Some people claim that Iheii dogs can do “everything hut talk.” Ther* was ome a dog which, wishing »o A cake walk. 5 cents a ticket, enter a room, found the door closed. Several boxes to hr sold and after so he scratched upon It. in the hope Ute/ -exercises refreshments will served. Admittance free, lie cordially invited. SECRETARY. sernet Torsons art* forbidden to Ires ^ on the lands of the estate of G.J Bennett or on my lands nndey ’penalty o'? the law. • 0 ’ HT R HIERS. -T2-15-3tp v Walk?r|K>ro. 8. .U of Wqgfcoat. known a* the Saml- NOTH'K All persons are hereby forbidden against trespassing, hunting or shoot ing on our lands under penalty of ’•e law. ’’ '* Padgett Land k Mer. t’o., 12-15141. , Salkehatchie. S. U MASTER'S BALK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,. County of Colleton. • Court of Common Pleas. ! H. W. BLACK. Jr.. ' • P'vrliff. vs. 8. M-. A LANGDALE. et al.. Defendant 1. Pursuant to decree in ih* alMivv entitled cause i will sell at public auction to the highest bidder during the legal hours of sale in front ot the t’ourt House door in Walterboro, S C„ on Salesday In January, next, same being the third day „ of said month. the - following described realty: • V- All that tract of land sttuale Verdier Township, in the CountVjrntl State aforesaid. ' containing .Fiff. d on th-* ,he of attracting the attention of son*. * The pub- one on the insidft*. He gained lii's noint.-but he was commanded nev.-r to>cratch the door again, so rf’e.- that he always barke*.. Dogs have character' as well Its M-11.. Some dogs are tru’-tworthv; • ne are deceitful: some are luiii/i; < lUers are cowards. SFim *, are title vies. Like men. some dogs are “gentlemen.” and some are not; * • Nearly all dogs Jove a fight ©nee in a while. Even the most peaceful, '* N* has any spIrU/ttl him all. cannot sit down »0d watch a fight, but will at once “pitch Ip.” A good maby dogs h-t* • «a r’-eat weakness, and that is their I ured for k eoK 8onie-how the/ can't standcat. Of course, llict- arc >0me dogs that have l»een "cat edu- " but the average dog takes l<Yis1frein chasing cats. A kind man is sure to love hie but the love of a dog for his mtester can newer he surpassed Dogs .are often treated cruelly, but ers Old Mill Tract; am lands of J Ka Craven Terms of sale; . Cash. West hv. pay for papers. „ . U M. JEFFERIES. Mastor Wsl , '*rbofO. 8. C., Dec.* 11th, 1915 2-15-3t. NOTICE purchasej^ Hunting, fishing or tresspassing in any way forbidden on my land. A. B. ARN8DOIV. 12-I-4^P- '^ Salkehntckle. 8. C. .: )• k: ( Four <5f) Acres and houndeff on th-* Dogs rire North hy lands of Yon: qn the East they j|ove the hand fliat beats them, 'by lands of Yon anil Cpaven: South liecatise it is the hand of the “mas- by lands of Geo. Py«v, and What by ’"r." A hull-dog may bite the brutal , land: of Yon. . - - ■ - stranger, hut that same dog will Terms of saler cdsh, ptirphaser ,humbly take a beating from his llt- ■' pav for papers. 1 *'e mistress, even thouob she Is R. M. JEFFERIES. Mast^* much weaker than he Is. Such is Walterboro. 8. C.> Dec. 11th. 1915. the attachment of a dog for his 12-15-3t. o , master. -/. 77/ fret it vfor m wife 7 * * * 1: * * ■* * * ♦ * ♦ Write me and I will ex plain how I waa cured In 4 days of a severe case of Piles of 40 year* standing without pain, knife or deten tion from business. No one need suffer from this" dis ease when this humane cure ran be hod Hght here In South Carolina. R. M. JOSEY Iwmar, H. C. — "■ ■ — - ■■ ■ 'pij' 71. W. Black Timothy Hardin > Drs, Black & 1 ! ardin Dent Ll*. "* 1 Offke next daor to \\ <• orb Drug Conipan . ‘ Office Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 2:30 p. m.; 3:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m. Phone 67-J. NO OTHER LIKE IT. 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