The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 12, 1916, Image 6
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XOncrf O* TAX BETUBITX
Th« Aadltor*a ottH* wUl bt op#
for uklag Ux rKoras fr*m Jaa. JIM
to r«b. 20th. I»M.
PlMto Uha notlc* that I or my
deputy will b* at th* followlog plac
es mentioned below for the purpose
of giving each tax payer ample op
portunity to make his or Iter returns
ta person so that each piece at
property, will appear In Its respect
ive towasblp or school district, thus
avoiding double entries.
railing to make, your returns the
township boards of assessors are re
quired by law to add *0 per eont
penalty on all personal property.
Tb* law requires that ail person
al property including Notes, Mort
gages, Money, etc., bq listed for tax
es this year. Land stands the same.
All Incomes of $2,800 and upwards
shall be returned.
There sliall be a capitation tax
of 60 cents on all dogs and the pro-
«eeds to be 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.
All males between the ages of 21
and 60 years, except Confederate
soldiers and those persons incapa-
bl? of-earning a support by being
Utned or Irom any other cause arc
liable to poll tar ,
All property mtst be listed on
proper blanks;,antf *worn fb-'
Township and school district mast
be given. . ■
I will ark nll lrnd owners hgving
tenants, upon their pl*< »-s ter bring -ij
list of them ip order that they may
be properly lilted for taxes. - - j
My appointments are as follows: ,
Hudson's,-Mill* Jan. 11„J. D. Hud
son's store.
Klee Patch, Jan 12. Farmers In-
Ipn store.
* Ashton, Jan. 13. W. O. Jones
Lodge. Jan. 14, W. M. Fox s
H tore. ^ ^
uJrea. Jan. 15, from 10 to 12
o’clock.
Ruck head school houao, Jan.
2 to 4 o’clock.
Deli's Cross Roads, Jan. 18, Bry
ant’s store.
Ruffin. Jan, 19. W. II. Breland a
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Williams, Jan. 20. Tyler O Quins
store. ,
Smoaks, Jan. 21,. flmosks Mercan
tfto ( f*. • , .,o
Johnsons school house, Jan. 2-,
10 to 12 o'clock.
Wilson's store. Jan. 22. to 4
O’clock. - » —-
Snidc-rs. Jsn. 25,- Dr. J. B. Pad
gett's store. ‘
Potits. Jan. 26.* 10 to 12 o’clock.
Harry'Petit’s store.
T. S. Jon*s’ store, 2 to 4 o'clock,
Jan. 26.
Hendersonville, Jan. 27, T. 8.
• Bovntou'a store.
Sidney. Jan. 28, C. D. C. Adams'
store. » '
Hiott's. Jan. 29. 10 to 12
- snoioxs FOR RELIEF
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Couoty of CulluCou.
la thu Cmart of Commoa Pleas. ..
John H. Peurifoy and Emil Pearl Joy,
am infant, by John H. Peurifoy,
hla guardian ad lit'.m.
Plaintiff.
’ ‘ ts, J
J. J. Darlington asd Alfred Huger,
as Trustees, Charles C. Wright,
Emmie Wright, Eugene D. Wright,
Mary j£liu >eth Wright and Wal
ter C. Wright, Infants, end J. C.
Watson, Jr., and Connle-Maxwcll
Orphanage, a Corporation, '
. Defendants:
Summon* for Relief.
To tike Defendants. J. J.-Darlington,
as Trustee, and J. O. W«4soh, Jr.
You are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer tbe complaint in
this action, which was filed In the
office of the Clerk of this Court at
Walterboro, 8. C», on tbe 30th day
of December. 1915, and to serve a
copy of your answer
S t ^ie*r of
fUop/ijpitqd.. 1
fAll Rights Reserved. | ;
There is talk of another paper be-
•ing launched at Tlckvl!|o Th.e edl-
tor of the Tlckrllle Tidings, who al
ways take* a firm stand on all jftb-
lic qnestior.s. hc.s cone out in an
editorial ts being opposed to It. He
says If Tlckvine had another paper
too behind
wallow, showing Post office.
i, Adams Syndicate.)
Tofce Moseiy has a cor
corn popper and rat trap.
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flee, Walterboro. S. C.. within twenty
days aftef^the service ‘hereof, ex
clusive of the day of such service
and If you fail to answer the com
plaint within the time aforesaid, tV- (
to said com- ^ p ‘ e vo V d .
It.
ucat.on
plaint on the sabsertbers at their of-i . wUh t * t ‘ lr tr T |n * *o help run
* • •
Cricket Hicks rurprlsed the ccn-
grejraticn at the Dog Hill church
Burday by falling through ite celline
plalRtifis in Ibis action will aopiy to- prear’-’ng v --going on. He uneanneo an cm v
the Court for the relief demands in "> toe ^e° rime on ^anSoned^tiw-^ck
rnmnlnlnt • j mou abd at the . a. .e time to keep Rjdgc o The watch hr*- h- -I
Dorn pey.rg the p-eacher an’ talr.g, i “ f h ‘•’ J 1 lr~
— --n years, and j i
ystery v that I ?
The Tin Pedler has made his rp-
peranee in our vicinity again and
succeeded In selling Sira Flinders n
wash pan. The Hogwallow Improve
ment Society should do all In their
power to encourage the Tin Pedler in
bis ~vls!t$. as nothing can help the
looks of a community eo much as this
article.
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the complaint.
Dated December 29, 1915.
HOWELL * GRUBER.
Plaintiff’s Attorney.-.
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NOTICE . ^ ,
Bids will be received for rent >1
Alla® Pifh pi?.- '* ? e’rewd trick
j on a patent lii dUine ccianar».v Jr.sf
J neck bv writ’T.g them Tor a tritl hot-
t’ of tb-Ir i r. - I ,vhi(h t v e. off r
v . HI s'omru h
poor farm till 12 o’clock peer. .Ian.| / ee to
15, 1916. Succeseful bidders
c-are for inmates at farr
per month, county to furr.''
OP'-
trouble
l-ing
Ulas
sick
r. : -.e
v ith
» u*
The Smoke House Detective trade
an Important discovery Fridry morr-
Ing when, he unearthed an eld watch 1
or. |
Musket Ridge jo The watch hr.s
buried for about fifte
the only clue to the myi
t,he watch stopped at g:$f> c’ciotk
* * *
A play was given at„lhe Ti''l v , !b
opera house tft«- orhei r. ciit. In
second and fifth act- {' r*e p. c
AN <XJ>-TIME NURSE
CURED r
Of 'Catarrh of the Stomach by Porana
mrs. selena Tanner,
Athens, Ohio.
This Cure Dates From October 3, 1899.
—‘‘Catarrh of the, stomach. Was nearly starved.
Aftgr taking Feruna I have a good appetite.** -
—-I can assure you that I am still a friend of
Peruna. My health, la still good.” '. v
—“Tes. I am still a friend of Peruna. Will he as
long as I live. I keep it in the house all the time."
—c-f recommend Peruna so often that they call me
the Peruna doctor. Peruna recommends Itself
when cnce tried.’!
—‘T still tell everybody I can that Peruna Is the
best medicine in the world."
—“Peruna raved my life years ago. I still take It
when I have a cold."
—T, was threatened with ppeumonlM Peruna
saved me"
—“I am glad to do anything I can for Peruna."
—“I have always been a nurse. Peruna has helped
me in my work more than all other medicines."
—T have divided my bottle of P ( eruna with people
many times. It always helps." f
The aoeve quotations give a vague glimpse of the correspondence
we have had with Mrs^ Tanner since 1899. Our files, which cover
twenty-five years, include many similar corrsapendents.
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3,
1899
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11.
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April
1906
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Dae.
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1907
Dae.
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£7 t
19M
Aug.
15,
1909
Jan.
4,
1913
May
17,
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May
c.
1914
Mar.
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| ing and medical attention,
j The right Is reserved to reject any
and nil bid:;.
j The peri* d to be let will be from
Jan. 15. 1916 to Jan. 1. L.»17.
| J. E. tyOORE.
Highway Commissioner.
,! 1-5-21.
i
; Vt 810,.., like -r ! '* :'r | were killed by fhe tlllain The <
rr , -’h , ffjth- i’ ! “t long •r.otu- 1 »* -vr.t th* ! : ;tt r. i on 7 , at ^ t J| f '
j t m' * and loet fifteen dollar!* .by all of th,
n- , . _ __ i „ „ | dead ones coming to life again inti*
r ha**
The Hogwaltow Mall Caf
been noli fie.! that
of bees at Titkville to he hr nalit to|
this nfr.* 0 by parcel jvrsf. He say?
Irw will tj-j to perpur, 1 e the govern-,
ment to let him hr a them one it
a time.
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dead ones coming to life again In t i-
last act.
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Colurpbus Allsop and
Hicks were overtaken bv a bir rain
while walkng along the Gander Cre*k
road the other day. Cricket, thougi.
not half ns big as Columbus; got ju.-t
Dodd’s, Jan. 29, 2 10
W. C,
o'clock.
A. D
o’clock
Cottagevllle, Feb. 3, T
«.*rman's store.
Jacksonboro, Feb
ler’s store.
Green Pond,
MercaqVIle Co.
. E. M JONES, Auditor.
» for Colleton County.
Dec. 13. 1915. 12-1-5-St
NOTICE
In any way forbidden on my land.
A. B. ARNSDOhV.
12-8-4tp. Salkehatchie, 8. C.
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A9 WOt
j The Excelsior Fiduiicg Band h?.*'’
Hunting, fishing or tresspassing started on its rehearsals to get readvj
j tf> play for thf> ho£ kU ,. nKS this fai , | While gettiye his hair cut the oth-
j With this music being rendered the Pr mo ' nit ^ Jeff'•fson Pbtlocks gar
I hogs seem not to tare to live anv , as °Pl n l on H 1 ®! r’s ’.one r.s r
longer. - | person stayed around the front end
* wr/vrir-ir i " * • * ^ t of a bee he will not get stung.
NOTICE j * * 0
All persons are forbidden to tres- Raz Barigw was over at Tlckville! •
pass on the lands of the estate of G. the other day, ; nd while there *x-| -A spelling match wilh be h-ld - t
R. Bennett or on my lands under amlned some window glass. He sacs the Wil Onion school heure this
penalty of the law. | the reason glass breaks go <asy
B. R. HIERS. , because it Is streteb d so tight.
12-15-3tp. Walterboro. S. C j • • •
■ ■ — 1 * The editor of the Tickville Tidines
NOTICE! [.requests all poets to fill 'their line#
out full when writing poetrv for hi.'*
week. The feather will give out the
words. iTiis Is the first opportunity
he has had in a long time to uso big
words.
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All applicants for pensions in ( oj- p^p^r in order to save all the space
letnn county will take notice that tbe poggjble.
Counfy Board of Pensions will meet
on »he .first Monday in February,
J!i16. at th* Probate Judge's offb"
at 11 a. n ., for the purpose of pass
ing, upon all appli*aliens for pen
sions.
I ' D. B. HUDSON. o
4 Clerk of Court.
I V-'alterbo!o, S. C., jf.n., 4, 1916.
Ack- 1-5-H-
4. C’ W. But-
Keb. 6, Colleton
U. PHOGRAM
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* PROFESSIONAL *
* CARDS. . •
»»«»»**»*••••«*•
General Insurance
Ileal
'e
Renta
COLLETON REALTY CO.
It. M. Jefferies D. L. Smith
I*re«. (m n. Mgr. ’
We buy nntf'sell real estate, col
lect rents, promote loans. Life, Ac
cident, Fire, Tornado, Bond, In
surance. Walterboro, S. C.
EYES
j 4 / . .
Kycse examined scientifically.
Glasses and Artificial Eyes Fitted.
Satisfaction guaranteed
J. A. WESTERBERG.
Optometrist.
En«^or«•‘d , by Glol>* Optical Co.
Dr. A. J. Anderson,
Dental Surgeon
‘Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.;
*3p. tit. to 6 p. m. Phone 100-X.
Walterboro, 8. C.
• • •
Poke Rasley has got hold *;f nncth-
er wheel for bis wagon. Now ill
four of them are about the same size.
* * *
Little Fiditv Flinders has rut a
bole in his spelling book to peep at
the teacher through.
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Sidney Hocks has add *1 two mot
NOTICE strings to his fiddle and can now
i ; make either coarse of fine music.
All persons are hereby forbidden
against trespassing, hunting or shoot
ing* on our lands under penalty of
‘ e ‘padgett Land A Mer. Co.'. • I Quarterly Meetly to Be Held ut
12-15141. Salkebatchie, 8. C.j arUr .-* I(»n! Jnn. 1.1 and 1«.
■ I — mi,iimmi .. .L . ..IJI ' The regular quarterly meeting of
J li e Baptist Woman’s Missionary
Union "ill, be held with the society
j.. j of Little Salkehatchie churrh on
Saturday and Sunday, far 15th ni*d
j 16(h. ivicgat-s going on tbe train
will be met at Lodge and taken out
to the church and the mr ting will
Segin at 11:30 o’clorl^with the fol
lowing program: _
Devotional serv’ceif^Mrs. J. W.
Berry.
Enrollment c.f delegates,
lieiortr of delegates.
Reports from new societies.
Plans and outlook for th» year.
Appointments ef commit tees.
.'•! icesa by* Division Vicc--Prerl-
dent. Mrs. T. T-. Hyde.
Rc-ccks.
Prayer service—Mrs. Praid.
The.Judson entcnn*a!—Mrs. J. C.
luiwson.
The W. M. U. Convention—Mr?.
II. J. Givens.
Reports of Cormaitteo^.
Collection
Closing services—Mrs. F. O. 8.
Curtis.
The missionary se-non before the
Union will be preached at 11 o'clock
Sunday morning by the partcr. Rev
J. C. Lawson.
GEORGIE E. ACKERMAN.
For Committee.
*******$***$
Write me and 1 will ex-
plain how I was cured *n 4
days of a severe cn»c of
Piles of 40 years standing
without |»«ln, knife or deten
tion from business. No one
need a'xffer from this dis
ease Vhen this humane cure
can bo had right here in
South Carolina
II. M. JOSUY
Lamar, S. C. -
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STOP. LOOK AND READ THfo
If a m«t» loves a girl, that his bu«r-
nets;
If a gir| loves a, man that’s her busi
ness ;
If they get married that’s the!r
business.
8o, If you want your automobile seit
covcreda and clothes cleaned, r*'*
The New York Pressing Club; for
that's tbel,r business.
New York Pressing
Club
J. B. DAVENPORT, Mgr.
STATE NEWS
D, B. PEURIFOY.-,
Attorney it Lair ’
Practice* in all Courta.
Office Opposite Court Hons*
Walterboro. 8. C.
HEBER R. PADGETT
Attonwjr at Law
Prompt Attention To All Business.
Walterboro. 8. C., }
H. W. Black , Timothy Hardth
Drs. Black & Hardin
Dentists. -
Office next door to W< ;>erboro Drug
Compan *.
Office Hours: S:80 a, tu. to 1:80 p.
3:00 p. m, to 8:00 p. m.
' Phone 87-J.
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Union. 8. C.. Jan
rant charging him with "manslaugh
ter in feloniously and negligently
tailing to render professional sei-
tiecs to Hurley StoddardffTir. Theo
dore Haddox, a practicing physician
of thic sity, wg,s arrested yesterday
afternoon.
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MANY PEOPLE DOXT KNOW
A sluggish liver can cause a person
an awful lot of misery Spells of
dizziness, headaches., constipation
and biliousness are sure signs that
your liver needs help. Take Dr.
King's New Life Pills and sqe'how
they help tone up the whole system.
Fine for the stomach too Aids di
gestion. Purifies the. blood and
blears the complexion. Only 25c. at
your Druggist. ~
FOR FARM BOYS AND GIRLS
It’s an unusual thing for a South
ern paper to announce artlcler for
r . | publication from Secretary Me A .loo,
• * Secretary Houston, Secretary Lan?,
8.—Oh a war-''* Secretary Daniels.’ Thomas A. Edi
son. Rear Admiral P»ary, Champ
Clark. Henry Cabot IxxJge, Luther
Burbank, .John Burroughs. Senator
Tillman. James Whitcomb Riley, and
Lyman Abbott; but all these men—
and a long list of others—have eenv
contributions for a sefle? of "Su--
ce*s Talks” for Southej^fTarm boys
and girls in T!*e Progresstve Farmer
during 1916.
Other Progressive Farmer features
include a 52-week "Reading Court*,
in Qood Farming,” giving tbe b<*w
who cannot go to college th* funda*
mentals of agricultural *cienr*, and
a slmilar^course for girls under th*
head’ng, ‘‘Hon the Wide-Awak*
Girls Learn Goo*! Housekeeping.”
Every farmer who has boys or girb
between 10 and 1* ought tt> be or
th* lookobt for these articles.
Miss Hostetler Hocks, who ordered
a mesh hand-bag through the ms5!:s.
has sent it back, as she found It full
of holes.
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- The Baptist protract'd meeting rt 1
Tickville-has closed with only a i ’
converts, on account of the water be
ing so cold. ‘ * »
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The postmaster did not rest w 11
last night. He says every tint t:c
eats cheese for supper he Is bothered
by the rats.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
tbe
Signature of
PEARCE A BATTEY, v the S.
nab Cotton'factors, are substantial,
reliable, and energetic. Their ex.
tensive warehousing facilities and
superior salesmanship aVe at your
command. They are abundantly able
to properly tinance any quantity of
cotton shipped them. Isn’t It to
your interest to try them? Do It
now and be convinced. 9-ll-6m
r SAVES 0AU6KTE8
AJfict §f Mkker m Dmk ft*
sals Daghter’s Uotaeij LmL
Rtody Ky.-” f was M «ble to do
anything for nearly aix months," writes
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, "and
was down In bed for three anutha.
I cannot ten you how 1 suffered with
my he^-v and with nervousness an
womanly tru.Mes.
tar family doctor told my husband he
Qpiiki ntddo me any good; and be hud
» give it up. We tried another doctor,
buthe did wot help me.
Attaat, mother advised me to take
Ckrdui, toe woman's took. I thought
11 no use for I was neariy dead and
to do aU of my work and my own
wasmiiK.
I think Clfdul Is flie bet ncdldae f,
R from any of the aflments
to womeo get a bottle of Cardui
'* Delay is dangerous. We know
D help yon, lor it has helped so
”7 ******* of otter weak women
In the part 90 year*.
At an drnggkts.
efacc.
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:ch
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