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MOB TWO IBS PSE8B AND STANDAd Wednesday, May 17, 1916. •ALS or WALTknBOBO COTTOa Under and kf Tlrtoe of dome* of' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA tbo United State* Diatrtct Coart for | Gouty of Colteten. Sl.'SS? 2Sf < lM*.*m«. C UMi| AJ ™ 1 " ruimtiM. A$nn VNk. it If. *» tbo eanao on- jg HAM PADOETT. Defendant ****** ,MM * ^ Under and by rirtne of a Ddfcree I MSderi to bo.rotarnod to the ant, ra. Waltorboro Cotton MlUa. fondant. 1 vitt a*U to tbo ‘ of bin Honor F. F. March IS. Itlt. a bona Ad* bid of rtx thooaand dol lar* therefor, that then and In that treat th* plaintiff, John H. Penrt- foy. a* Ooneral Onardlan of Eall Fearifoy Is aeiaoriaed and directed to bey the said property In for th* and the cald Dean* farther prortdlnd (hat each of th* bidier* at each aale, before th* Wddtaff comaence*, deposit with th* Master a c*rtiflod check in the of thro* baadred dollars aa an earnest of pood faith, the amount of such chfbk to be credited upon the prtttded such bid der become* the parchaser thereof, aad tbo check* of all aasnoeeeafal im- J. dated mediately after the aale. Parchaeer to pay for papers. R. M. JEFFERIES, Waltorboro. 8. C. r May 1, 1»1«? | Notice to Now and » 1 oeratic Glebe. Don- At the meeting of the Coonty Con- Mdder at pabtfe eatery, on May SSrd. !*• coasty Coart Boo**. WaRerbor#. i. C., aU the property of the Waltor- boro Cotton Mills in three parcels Monday, Jane Sth, ISM. withla the aa foOowa: l rtfal hoars of aale. All that piece, pared or lot of An the property, franchises and land, together with th* buildings estate of tbo WaHnboro Cotton tberooa. dtaate. lying aad bolag la Mills lacladlng # all its property, the Town of Waltorboro. County of _ real, personal and mined and all flx-1 Colleton. State of Sonth Carolina, I reation. It was reported that the fol- tnres, rights, prieilegee. eaaemenU. known as the late residence and m- lowing Democratic Clubs had not re- contracts. agreement* of all and er- emit lot of W. Bnford Sanders, and organised: Maple Cane, Ritter and ery klad held and owned by and be- boaaded aa follows: Soath by lot Wiggins; and at said eonreBUoa new longing to the said Walter boro Cot- of M x^WlteaU, mow or for- e i ab , w «re anthortsed to be organl- rinitoB m9t ' r ot DurMt “ d w,,,ia: north |sed at Penlel and Waltorboro. C ® UB *T °* CoOfton, ^ gtreet; west by Rallrom* State of Soath Carolina. least by lot of Btepbea L roT.o. C 1 Joh. ». U,«M. tT I .Tt “S', — I Th. .< .h«» clob. .m th.r.- 4th October im and! CMh . Porehaaer to f ore meet at their nsual meeting recorded^n the Sti of th. Re^ W M “^ r for **** n ♦ Bd for ^' places on Saturday. May loth, 191«, - ang proceed to organise by the elec tion of a presidemt. vice president, at Pine Grove ter of Mesne Conveyance for Colle- «““« 8u "* n v '„im*v*ntrr z 2St!n^=>£Sr2 /' »-« «5S comit the property of the Walterboro Cot ton Mills, save aad except the prop erty hereinafter advertised to be sold as Parcels Two and Three. Farce! Two. Walterboro. A C., May 1ft. 19H. PARTITION AALE secretory and treasurer, and member of the county esecutlve committee, and attend to any other matters as may properly come before them. The secretory Is requested to mail to the bidder the following described tract of land: “All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying aad being In the County of Colleton and State pf South Carolina, measuring and containing On# Hundred and Ten acres, more or l R. M. JEFFERIES. Boc’y. P. HOWELL, County Chrm. NOTICE! __ Notice is hereby given that under coollt y chairman or county secretory Four Spinning Frames and four and by virtue of the Decree issuing ©nee a report of any meetings Carding Frames, as th* same are out of the Court of Common Pleas he j d p nrgaiin t to this call, giving the now situated la the Walterboro Cot- for the Conaty of Colleton In tbe|munes pf the officers, and the mem- ton Mills, the same to be removed by rase of Christopher Genrhett et gl.. y^ r of the county executive commlt- the purchaser within thirty days Plaintiffs, vs. Aimer Genrhett et *1-. t M to be elected by each club as from th# date of sale. Defendants, bearing date Novembe - aboT€ nam ed will send in at once the Parrel Three. | , itn, I will sell before -1 nemos of three of their members or All that lot, piece Pf"*!®", Court House door la the Tow® of whkh the mercury may be one. to land in the Town I Walter hot o on the (th day of Jon*, compos* the enrollment committee property of the Walterbord Cotton mf at tW9lr9 M t0 the highest for dub Mills, together with the dwelling Iiorswaciuu there on, known as the Superintend ent's dwelling. All of the said property will be sold for cash and the undersigned, before receiving any bid for parcel No. One, will require the bidder to first deposit with him slther In cash or certified check upon some bank to be approved by the undersigned, the sum of Five Hundred (9100.00) Dol lars. which sum, in caso bis said bid be accepted, shall bo applied upon the purchase money and In cane of his bid being unsuccessful, shall be returned to tho bidder; and In tbo case of Parcel No. Two and Parcel No. Three, a deposit of One Hun dred (f 100.00) Dollars In ench case, in cash or certified check shall be made before any bid shall be receiv ed, the same to he held and applied ' (.17.it aa In the case of Pareol No. One. | AU tales are paade subject to con firmation by the Court. The pur chaser la to pay, all taxes due and payable in the year 19H. For fur ther information reference la prayed to said Decree or the undersigned. D. B. GILLILAND, t Special Master. U. 8. Court. 4-2«-4t./ RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT Resolutions on resignation of Rev. C. Lawson of Little Salkehatchle church. May Cth, 1916, Colleton County, South Carolina. We believe that under the gui- dance of the Holy Spirit aad with irofosnd interest da the welfare of ho church, aa a whole, our loving and tender toother and pastor. Rev. J. c. Lawson, did thl# date submit his resignation of th* Little . Balke- intchle Baptist church. This com- could hardly chronicle there resolutions without at loast some mention of the evident regret and sorrow in the tear-dimmed eyep of there In conference at hla resigna tion. In accepting his resignation, the committee offer* the fwiiwwing resolutions: * \ ' First, That wa recognise In our pastor a man of God, truly devoted and consecrated to the cause of our Redeemer the Christ, showing the martyr spirit In all of hla walks and especially la deUveriag his mes sages; a safe counsellor and a tend er pnd loving neighbor and friend and patriotic dtlxen. Second. That his leadership in our church has been eminently wise, preaching the truth aa it Is in the Book regardless of resultant popu larity The growth of the church has been marked both In spiritual and material matters. Third, Thst he and his Christian wife have both been benedictions in the homes of our people and we •hall ever cherish in our memories the fondest recollections of their lives during their very short stay of a little over five yea*a among ua. Fourth, That the affectionate and fraternal prayers of every member of this church abide with our de parting paetor and hit wife and his very interesting boy and girl wher ever our Master may direct him to continue his labors. Fifth. That these resolutions be recorded In our minute book and a copy be tendered oor pastor, one printed in our county paper and one be forwarded to the Baptist Courier for pubHcation. W. W. CONE, Chrm. H. A. CUMMINGS. C. C. CALDWELL. Committee. *g tko CaefoMaa aff THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK at Walterboro. ia the State of g. C.i at the elcee sf business on May i. 1 10 2,390.97 RESOURCES. a 1 i-o*"* aad dlsconnts (except there shown on b) 912ft,989.«4 ^ Total loans * • • ' 1. Overdrafts, secured, 9 ; unsecured. 9494.01 s. U. K. Bemds: a U. S. Bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) 25,000.00 g Premium on U. 8. bonds 4. Boeds, ttecaritiee, etc.: I. a Subscription to stock of Federal Reserve Bask * 92.000.00 b Leas amount unpaid 1,000.00 7. a Value of banking bonne (if unencumbered b Equity in banking house. Furniture and fixtures ...*. Real estate owned other than banking house 10. Net amount due from Federal Reserve bank II. a Net amount due from approved reserve agents in New Tork, Chicago and 8t. Louis b Net amount due from approved reserve agents in other cities 14. Ojher check* on banks in the same city or town as reporting bank. .'.-4 b Fractional currency, nicklea and cents.... 1ft. Notes of other national'banks 17. Federal reserve bank notes 19. Coin and certificates ..... X, 20. Legal-tender notes * 5,206.74 3,223.56 62.86 812ft,989.6ft 4 9 4."! 25,000.1 1.000.00 2,390.57 2,042.96 926 49 5,846.75 8.430,30 1.062.24 62.83 i 15.00 305.00 1.264.70 20.00 TOTAL • ••••• $176,670.51 .. ■ .$<,• 85.1 3., / 7,785.73 3.599.22 Notice ia hereby given that accord and bounded on jlng to terms of Act reproduced here- the North by lands of Henry Mar- with, the free ferry over the Edisto ray; on the East by land* of A. C. river, known as Parker'a Ferry, will Banders and the run of Fishpond; I be discontinued preparatory to its on the South by lands of Rinah I removal on and after May 25, 191(, Aiken. Clara Burna and Charity and I) will again be opened for use Smith; and on the Wyet by lands of at Sullivan’s Ferry on said Edisto Abram Barnwell and Henry Mur- river as soon thereafter as possible. ray. ,, Trews of sale rash; purchaser to pay for papers. R. M. JEFFERIES. Master. Notire of Additional Tna Election. Whereas application has been made, to the county board of educa tion for Colleton county to order an election in'Tabernacle school district No. 4ft, on the question of voting an additional tax levy of 5 mills in said district and a petition present ed signed by one-third of the quali fied electors and resident freehold er* of the age of twenty-one In said district, praying said election be or dered. It is ordered under section 12ftft of the Code of Civil Laws, 1912, that an election be held May 20. 191ft. at Tabernacle school in said district, that only those persons who return real or personal property for taxation, and preaent registration certificate aa required in general elections be allowed to vote at aatd election. Each elector favoring the Additional Tax shail cast a ballot containing the words “For Addi tional Tax” printed or written there on and each elector opposed to said Additional Tax shall vote a ballot containing the word* "Agait'* Ad ditional Tax” printed or written thereon. Polla will be open at 8 o’clock a. m. and closed at 4 o'clock p. m. B. T. Berry. D. M Smoak. and B F. 'Kinsey, trustees of said diatrtct. are appointed manager* to conduct said election. . If the majority of the votes cast In said school diatrtct ahail be "For Additional Tax” and not “Against Additional Tax ” the additional tax •hal] be levied. Within ten days after the election htf above named managers shall re port to the County Board of Educa tion the result of the election, and shall file with their report the poll list, the ballot box and all papers appertaining thereto. HUGO S STRICKLAND. S. P. J. GARRIS. Jr.. 8 B. SAUNDERS. County Board of Education, Colle ton County. Walterboro. 9. C, May 8. 1916 6-10-2t. FORECLOHURE AALE Notice Is hereby given Hist under and by virtue of the Decree issuing out of the Court of Common Pleas for Colleton County, directed to me in the case of E. L. Lucas, Plaintiff, vs. Isham Padgett, et Defend ants. bearing date March 14th, 191ft. I will sell hefose the Court House door in the Town of Walte,rboro on the fith day of June. 191ft, at twelae M , to the highest bidder, th# fol lowing described lot of land: J. E. MOORE. Highway Commissioner Colleton County. J. D. WIMBERLY. Supervisor Dorchester County. A BUI. [To Authorize and Require the High way Commissioner of Colleton County and the Supervisor of Dor chester County, to Remove the Free Ferry from Parker’s Ferry to Sullivan’s Ferry, Over the Edla- to River, Between the Counties of Colleton and Dorchester, and to Provide for the Payment of Said Removal. Be it enacted by the General As sembly of the State of South Caro lina: Section 1. That the Highway Commission of Colleton county and the Supervisor of Dorchester county NOTICE! Books of subscription to the capi tal slock of I,otigt* M»-rrf»ntilr Com pany will be opened at the store building of the present Lodge Mer cantile Company in the town of Lodge. 8. C., at a m . on the 15th of May, 1916. Capital stock to he ten thousand dollars* divided into one hundred shares of the par value of one hundred dollar* e«c!i ^r_F ( ONE W^V GONE R Cf' CONE Board of Corporators May 15. 1916 "All that certain tract of land with the buildings thereon contain-I are hereby authorised and required ing ihree acres, more or less, situate to remove the Free Ferry over the in the County of Colleton and State Edisto River, Between the Counties of South Carolina, within the cor- of Colleton and Dorchester, from porate limits of the Town of Dan-1 Parker’s Ferry to Sullivan's Ferry, vtllc (Now Ruffin) and bounded on | over said river, one-half of the ex- th* North by the public road known as the Columbia Public road: South by lands of J. J. Padgett; East by land* of Daniel Padgett; and West by lands of Jessie Padgett.” pense thereof to be borne by each county: said removal to be complet ed within six months after the ap proval of this Act by the Governor. Sec. 2. That this Act shall go in- Terms of sale cash; purchaser to to effect immediately upon its ap- pa v for papers. R. M. JEFFERIES. Master. Walterboro. ff. C. May 15. 1916 5-17-3t. MASTER’S HALF STATE OF SOITH CAROLINA. Colleton County. In the Court of Common Pleas John H Peurifoy and Emil Peurifoy. an infant, by John H. Peurifoy. hig guardian ad litem. Plaintiffs. v». J. J. Darlington and Alfred Huger, aa Trustees. Charles C. Wright. Emmie Wright. Eugene D. Wright. Mary Elisabeth Wright, and Wal ter C. Wright, Infants, and J. G. Watson. Jr., and Connie-Max well Orphanage, a Corporation, Defendants. By virtue of the decree of the Court in the above entitled cauae. I will sell to the highest bidder at the Court House in th» town of Walter boro. 8. C.. on aalesday in June next, the same being the fifth day of •aid month, the following described real estate, to wit: AU that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situated, lying and be ing i n the County and State afore said. measuring and containing fif. teen hundred and twentv-two and one-fourth ( 1522 1-4 ) acres of land an’ bounded as follows: On the North by lands of Jeff Rlneker. George Blocker and Lawrence Hern don; on th e Kasl by land* of i.aw. rvn.e Herndon and now abandoned Low ry lands N o O'Bryan R G Hyrne. Jacob Pellum. and B. G. Ben ton; on the South by lands of Craw*. Ervin Varnadore. W. H. Yar- nadore, W (;. O'Quin and Bishop, reference thereto will aiore fully ap pear by a plat made thereof on the 21st day of November. 1905. by A J. I^emacks. surveyor. Terms of sale CASH, the *u»t<i De cree fixing an upset price of six thousand dollars, and providing that 1 In the event of a failure to receive | proval by the Governor. pec. 3. That all Acta or part* of Acts Inconsistent with this Act are [hereby repealed. 6-10-3t. "Ohm All ifta«| . UfsJ^Kiftk!” ■tory C*nYuiah*aVjfttef Wo* tefcl, Mfopfo *Offo-lt"ItT*r Kik AffUtilil lifiwfc vissK: isivcioS*»s’^a.* i ;ar sss State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas County.—ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH CURE FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pretence, this 6th day of De cember, A. D., 1886. (Seal.( V A. W. GLEASON. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken In ternally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. LIABILITIES. 25. Capital stock paid in 26. Surplus fund . * 27. Undivided profits .... b Reserved for t c ' Lea* current expenses, interest aud taxes paid 28. Circulating notes outstanding.; Demand deposits: 33. Individual deposits subject to check 36. Cashier’s checks outstanding Total demand deposits. Items 33, 34, 35, 3ft, 37, 38, 39, and 40 43. Other time deposits Total of time deposits. Items 41, 42 and 43 28,462.65 a Rediscounts with Federal Reserve Bank.. 29,559.38 b Notes and bills rediscounted elsewhere than at Federal Reserve Bank Liabilities other than those above stated... fr tv a r MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1 n • j ; erxec: A >K Your Gr6cer ************** * * * * * */ * * * * * Write me aad 1 will ex plain Bow I was cored i n 4 day* of a severe case of PUee of 40 years standing without pain, knife or deten tion from basiaee*. No one need softer from this dls- vrhea this humane cure be had right here La South Carolina. R. M. JOSEY 8. C. * * * * * * * * * * * *************** 35,512.37 825,000.00 8.000.00 4.186.51 25,000.00 35,251.21 261.16 28,462.63 47. 52. 29.559.38 950.00 TOTAL..'.. 9176.670.91 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton, ss: I, C. G. Padgett, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of ray knowledge and belief. C. G. PADOETT, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of May, 1916. L. B. HOUCK, Notary Public CORRECT—Attest: E. E. JONES, JA8. E. PEURIFOY, A. S. KARESH, | Directors. £ THE OLD RELIABLE BLACKSMITH SHOP The business formerly conducted by E. P. Knight here is being continued. D. E. Knight, an experienced worker, has become associated with us, and has active charge of all work in the shop. He is an expert black smith, wheelwright and cabinet maker. HORSESHOEING DONE BY EXPERTS MRS. E. P. KNIGHT & CO. 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