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r' - • , , 4 r *; 1/ Y PAGE FOOt , THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesdays December, ly, 1917. CLASSIFIED ADSi - FOB SALE' • MAHTER*» KA1.E STATE J.'F SOr+H CAROLIKA. County of Colloton. '• FOR ^L^fteon ho*. 6d '* ^ ^ weighing agout 175 4K»und S . De- J- B. R13HER^-P» v >innn^ livered*in Walterboro aL 1* <en J s '-«• ii. GRIFFIN.dind Inez Griffin couple ‘ _ V j..„ nrifAn infants—De- '•«»*•** « * ***%««• "* BRIEFLETS .* *, #* *#**♦«;*****'** B. E. ionea AcccpCn PonMion. . It will 'be of news. Iq the many trirad# of E. E. Jones, who ha* been assistant treasurer for- Colleton •ounty for- many years, to learn that he has been offered and has accept ed t position with, the revenue de^ - pertinent as auditor for Colleton and ether counties. Mr. Jones was of fered this position t>y State Inspec- , tor D, C. Heyward, and left Monday afternoon for Columbia to confer > with Mr. Heyward. Mr. Jones, it is presumed will have charge of the matter of assisting in malting, our returns under the new revenue and war tax schedules. His training in the office of the treasurer will be of great service to him in this new position. —■—o—— Barbers Raise. Their Prices. The barbers of Walterboro have entered into an agreement to raise the prices of their work, and have published a new schedule of orices. raising .hair cuts to 35 cents instead of 25 eents; shampoo and every oth er charge formerly 25 cents to 35 cents. The price-of shaves remains the same, IS cents. This action is made necessary, ‘they claim, because Of the increased cost of dotng bush; • ness and the high cost of living. o ’ •,/ ,■* . Slfcyial Meeting of Tnlty Hodge, _ » ‘ There will be V snofinl meeting, of Unity Hodge' of Masons Decern- j her 27th. nt 7:3ft o’clock ib thei evening, for,the purpose of electing j 9 r 'officers. M -ster H. R. MUey is de- / . slrous-of having all members pres-!"-" 1 *''** A.on sto read ad\ertis - ent at this time to take part in-the pent outage four of second^ '•officer*;. ! hrand^an.tombhtIe for sale very | per poupd. 5 Better get a for Christmas. John H. Peuri- foy. Route 4. ' . * FOR HAIJJ OR RKXT—Houses for sale op fent. Apply to D. C. H. Hjers. Walterboro. 12-l»-tf. R»R KAI.K—«0 in. tread Ford car, practically new.w For -terms ap ply to S. N. Hlott. CRy R. 3 .Itp. FOR KALE—My farm known ax the ‘St. P. Hlott farm five miles from Walterboro, at Mashawville, con taining 100 acres; 50 acre* clear ed. Fair buildings. Apply to P. P. Hlott. J^cksonboro or Walter boro, S. C. ., t-i-tf. WANTED ' WANTED—A good man to represent us in Colleton and adjoining conn- tiA in selling Marble and Granite Monuments and Cemetery work. We have a good proposition for a good man. Address OWEN BROS MARBLE ft GRANITE CO> Gfieitwood. S.* C. ; 12-1013t. WANTED—Position of overseer on farm. Have, had best of exper ience. having been raised on farm. Apply to W. A. Robertson, Round, S. C. - " . . 12-19-4tp WANTED—Old rags suitable for . 'cleaning machinery. Brine them • tp The Press afid Standard office and receive highest prye. WANTED—Intelligent m^n with horse or automobile as fcaleseiaa; and collector for upper CoHbton • county, embracing L^dgc^^Ehr-, herdt. Smoaks. lluffDr; Ashton. * ere. Singer ScwiprX Machine Co.. and Gladys Griffin 'fendants. . ‘ _ NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of the Decree in the above entitled case, I will sell at Public Outcry for cash, at the court hogse In Walterboro. S. C., on Sales- day in January,, next, same being the 7th day of said month, the fol lowing descriged realty, to-wit: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situate; lying and be ing in Verdier Township. Colleton County and State aforesaid, meas uring and containing twenty-three acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of J. B. Risher; o n the East by lands formerly of Smoak. now of Brown; on the South by lands of J. C. Hoats, and on the West by lands formerly-of Griffin, now of Hudson. * Terms of sale: Cash; purchaser to pay fdr the papers. Compliance be had on dpy of sale or property 1 be told on same day or some uent salesday.at the risk of the Winer purchaser. R. M. JEFFERIES. Btc[. Colleton Count*. Walterbbco. S. €., Dec. 17. 1917. MASTER’S SALE Gra election of ■ Perry M. Hii<kn«rt- Electnl District \V. 'I. At lift* meeting of the^'Grand \Lodg<j/A. F. M.. held in^cTiarJeston last / w**ek, P. M. Dipdifler. oT-'Coc- tagevlile. was ^--''chosen Distiicl Worshipful M>^fer fi>v the First Masonic DKMlcr. .Mr. Buckner is an cnthusi.'V'fTc Mn c on. .and, deserves ,thl.s Rnpdr.tafit position ‘ • • \ -—-Mr—s* STATE OF SOUTH, CAROLINA. * County of t’oHeton. * In the F.onrt oLrAhynion Pleas. BANK Of’ HAMPTONXPlaintiff. • vs. H. H.* RENTZ. as Trustee >u Bank ruptcy. of J. S. Sanders, eV\ al.- Defendants. N’OTirK OF SALE. By virtue of tire Decree in th« n 0 if A-nii-• n» it riAn’t fill ! above entitled ease, ! will sell at ap If jou wapi it d nt nil j, l|t( . rv f br eitsh,-at-tire court read [havs l •»>**> l. i hotlf!C Walterhoqp. ff. on ,S;;1^- X «r«th 'dav in January, hext. same being fea to r a hat WANTED—<5hnrX cropper with «nia1! family l<n'rtin one plow nr. l j (iverso“ t>o others. Ghbd p.^po- sit-Ion to richi man. \pply to I.. I». O. E r ;!in. Gr> en Pond. C. ' . 12-l2-2Ip. Mje 7th day ofs.-ij mm.nth,, the i-d- low^ng descriBed'realty, tc-Mvit: .\ll .that ct rtain p'ece. parcel or -tract of land, situate.. Iving and^lhe- ir.g »n' the t’outMy of ( < lletonf ao‘1 olfnn ,»h<! State of -South t'atolina. con- WANTED—Do you want r.ioTphin-. • } . (injnK <^ W(I n um ue4-^mT'Twenty ‘laudanum, paregoric, cocnir.* or i ( ^gX^TFres. more or ’‘less. . atni my other drug . if r-y write *» • bounded as follow . to-wit: On th. come’ in,.person to the Keelcy In- N ., fth X lands of .1. A. Harrison N. Frank; on Go^’t^l'inm^n; . | J ^ *-adySirrat.'-rcltom-j B. HlirveV Padgett, who was as- ,ia ’ “ ' slstart cashier for the FirM National . MONEY TO 1.0IN on, Ua i! K-tat * South by lands of the estpt* lf-28 4\ th. a mb' landsof J h^c-t 1»\ land^ hf Ilailey; »>’»■ the Bank up to tho first of pecemher. j : 'i 7 p' r f enL ‘ Small has rone to Brum-on. wiier<‘ he has 1 loan.’ K. L. Fishburne accepted a positron as cashier of 1 * ^-25i-6t. ^ that hank. The-many friends of Mr. W \MTED Wood* W‘*od* Padgett here will pleaspcf to leatn Of his deserved promotion. \ of R ' Hice. and oh 'tlte West by lands or large'if. .. Attorney.'of Perry Martin and itipley I^nn ^ * r FOR LADIES. SSSSSSSSSSBBSSSSS^^ .. v-. \ / - • ~ • • \ . • » ^ - . ■ ' * - , Dresses, Skirts. Waists, Purses. Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Etc. FOR GENTLEMEN V ‘Shirts, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Hose, Garter.Sets, Etc. FOR CHILDREN A- Toys of all descriptions. X X don ; Also, nil tli cel or tract dr es,. lying and befpg ir. yhe,T6vvn -of , ifi the- (’ounty x/eT /’oil Baptist' t4unda.v SclMwtl Km'bVs for t Air 1st mas. / The Baptist Sunday arhool will nold an entertainment for its inpm-’.l<OST—row - t .Wood’ And more woorl for the electric light plant at Wal'crboro. Uozart .Binmi, Supt. • Y ^ 1 1 e V> 4* lyv ii 11 tW ^ ;on<' acre, more yh 1— store building xnd swallow-fork !«P-and boumihd as follows. Telle. certain piece, par- t of lamf situatp, ‘ Mo- dleton. Visit our store when doing your Christmas- shopping, for we have many more suitable gifts too'nu m erous to mention. your shopping early-There’s a Reason. y LEVY / Walterboro, South Carolina. LOST marked hers at the W. O. W. hall over the' Farmers and Merchants Bank, at t o’cloc'f (’hrismas |nftc-rnoon. Thic will be in the nature of a social gntherin and refreshments will be served the school. ——o . I * * * * .v. * .# * * * * *| * PpRsonal Mention i(. M. jt- J- it .y. it M J*’ J* * » v P. I.Ucas is at the Claia K- Dorn Infirmary, "rfo'fe. he went >a_j day or '■•o t>e,» f,»r a minor operaHoi’ .on Ms x<jot. He is d»irig nicfVyXn 1 ; hopes to he out ip a few dayr, - -o o._. Miss Tweedle FicktHjg. county ( home demonstration 'pevivt expects' to leave Saturday fy»r Xortl^. where 1 she will visit her parents. Ale.- and K I troumied ami underbit'in one • >r. >-wa,llo*-jf^n 1b«* Norfti by liyids of Em fi» k rn tbe other, opr horn off. 0\Qtiin: »>n the East hV land </t iKiint\ ( f oflier on.- sawed off. 1L Ifei-jxlon: on the South in/^land black >o back and v hite .un-lc •lof (y4i H-indon. and on the West the belly and logs w.ik bush >f by J^uhlic Road. . / ' ' tail white. 4*s* pl.-i«e -m-n. V : - ■ VT* r " ; •»»' purehaser at Thayer’s h^ii! > with, bell «nd/lo w.y for the napey^ GomnRanc« hriltcy on. N’oHfy . me' Vit \ fgC ’ i . .i-rffi Rowaril if’ rotifu'i oiVr* ♦ f' tgened. W. M U-.Kly. / It;., .^nb.-eciuent at the si k o 1 <isT—-Dec 1 * r. veliow j/ii do the forrvr yU-r^or. • • i medium si>'.*d. Ans' - Xt . n;:.X Refer-.'.* Wv bfd v Ml he . rM'’••inBv- of "Bust'*! ” B-'n.'Vrl i‘ »»-t". n- ' d. t'i.- cXlflc ■ wiM be i |ti>r...l to 'nt to I liras B.f v. kValie b-vo. *. t jdc pc ,J jJ/'V' i • h tl;e M.: ter tbe sum of POUND—A tanf eolofvd hound i. [One jl-cnd-ed 'c $10ft.i»o),xDollars, in with wlutf fet b^nd' white brej^t^Uksii. or > certified, . heck for Rk-' leather strap/round pc k c>ti:eV^' ‘ ir t - Th, ‘ deposited by to mv homofabout «v. w««,'k‘ ararX^ • unsuccessful bidders v iil be re- Owner cjyd have sann. by pa>rt.V ♦»>•>».>! at thd conclusion of -1he s-.lp, .for thls/a , lverti.seijten’t and cocK^oc and tht' deposit of the succesr ftil .keepLH'g dog. E. L. Bailey. Buf-i biddej will be ^edited upo'p the ■fine's. <’. ‘ 1^-12-ft. purchase price in case of compliance im> be had on Hay of sale or pro pc 1 y cil lie 1 old ondav* or some Mrs. If. S. Fickling She will be away till aboyt February first, after the course at Winthrop rollege in January. ********** *.* */* * * X DEATHS * * • * " / ■» **^***** ess.''with\the l Iwellmc there- ■* * * *'* * * \y- A. T. Utsey. of Pou <1, town Monday on a business In r r ‘N U. McKjnley CrotMiy. opdprletor of the Economy Pressing f’lub, left la#I week io join the^aviation Corps. Almost .,na soon as, be entered th“ service he wgs stricken with Ger- mai>, measles, And is now confined to the army /hospital in Fort Screv-- en. Ga. ‘ / / — r _o-o— Miss 3. (\ McLean, of the Sumter high/kchool, is in town for the holi- visiting* her sister. Mrs. R. S. *e/» ’ ’ ,.V n. **#**•.*****•*«« « PINE GROVE ft • •*•••#» • » •••••• Walterboro. Route 4. Dec. 12»— > Mr*. Annie Getsioger is spending sometime with Mrs. John Ktoard. / Misses Ella ahd Lels Crosbv spent Isst Sunday with Miss Kelsle Hnd- ’ ran. s x ' • \ Little Misses- *NeH|e and Doela , Pellum spent last Sunday with Miss Agnes Bishop. We srp sorry that our friend J. O. ’ Bailey has moved to Green Pond. Miss Idelle BailfF has Bone to Giran Pond to live and Ve a miss her " greatly. , Mr. aad Mrs. H., W. Breland spent x laat Sunday with Mrs. C. W. Ulmer. J. C. Nettles spent Tuesday after noon at bis old home ^ear Pine Grove. Hudson Ulmer dined with j. C. Nettles Monday' last. Misses -Bthei and Pearl Breland apent a few Sundays ago with* Miss Bessie Bishop. X "Pajry Blocker spent Tuesday af ternoon with Miss Ella Breland. Misses Eula and Doris Nettles spent last Sunday, with his grand mother, Mrs. D. B. Hudson!v Miss Jsnie Ulmer spent last Mon day with her aunt. Mis. 8. J. Ulmer. Miss Fannie and Nora Hudson gave a cake*cutting last Saturday night and had a large crowd and a fine time. ^ ^ / . "I WA LK JOE” PADGETT’’ '' ■ Ruffin. Dec.'it.—Tt was wUl'v neat’sorrow and in great-sadness tlYat we learned la«t Friday of the death of l T nolo Joe Padgett, which occuriyd December 11th at the ag<‘ of 60. yX!' s 5.' Jo** been a resident of\this town for some years until last >Var- be wenj down th Beaufoi t c oiiNiy.. an<l "onle Jus., borne w itiv Thf* p<oplo of Pritchard \ilie. Uncle, Joe was bcjVO *u iliis sec tiem. ahd has lived of -his. life, and hafj-greaHv endear ed himself to the peppleX of thi* community. ’He jMHr-boTfi J 1857. and* in; .the year 1888 married to Miss Mary Han Hampton county, after which time he*, lived for some years in Hampton county, but firrahynpame back to his native <ounty. He .was a good neighbor, and a kind friend, who was never known to* say no to any ope w ho came 'to him in need, or for whom he might ‘do a favor. He was. always pleasant company, and by his kindness, and sunny dispo sition, ae endeared himself to all who came In contact with him. Hfe was always spoken .of as "Uncle Joe.”/ Not only by his' numerous STATE OF SOUTH OAHOLIMA. relatives hut l>y all whlfV*were famil-' County of Crtlleton. v bim*. • • In the roiiH, of Common Pleas ,* He leaves x wife and five children J HAMPTON J-OAN AND EXCHANGE grandchildren, besides a host of I The follow ing tract*, of land h»v»-^ HANK—Plaintiff. , . , | friends and relatives who mourn his been levied upon and Will be sold ! - '' (departure. However, we weep not for taxes the first Moudav in Janu-.H H. RENTZ. as Trustee in Bank ,^9 those who have no hope, for we .! ruptcy. of J. 8. Sanders, et al.— know where to find him. as his life Defendants. has not ceased its sunniness, but NOTICE OF SALE. / , jhag JusA gone into a realm to which]. By virtjte of the Decree in the he will be at home. We pray 4h*k will sell at his life while here among us may SALE * I •—one black ;*nd Ijkht »a:> i' !t h his bid. and in' case of non hound dog. name ‘ RpHler." !a<t ! r °fM*' i,, nce. will ' he forfeited .Tnd seer^ at Jacksonboro/ Reward of l»*v the costs and djsburse- I5.U0 lor recovery/ j. s. MizeM, . Tnpnts this, action. n Ridgevilte, 8. CV. 1 l-2S-4tp BUSINESS IXMIAIS I —THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF, CHRISTM IS WEEK MILL CUJSF. OUH fliyNlNG SEASON. BRING YOUR -'COTTON. WU.TKRHORO OIL Alll.L. R. M, JEFFERIES. Masts**-. Colleton CountV. Walte’horcv, S. C.. Dec. 17. 1!)17 . ■ v . \ . •' V* 5 — M ASTER'S SALE SHERIFk'*S SALE ■ • ; : / .* \ * v We have for quick>gale one . Model.5] Overland Touring* car. Thi^ machine luls just'been thoroughly overhauled and is in first-class running condition.XTop. mud guards and wind-shield sound amJcm good order. Upholstered in solid leather h\gooa condition. • • / The owner of this car is leaving* Stat^ first of January and it must be sold by that time regardless of price. If you want a good car cheap act quick. Call on, ’phone or write jf x / / Walterboro, S. C. -Xr ary. being the 7th dar. at 12 o’clock noon. L. C. PADGETT. ./ Sheriff Colleton County. IteliolMXh School Security .Loan ft Trust Co,. 10ft : *bove entitled case. I __ ,„. T __ . ncres. rnore or lesa. hounded north Public Outcry fry - cash, at the rourt, have the effect of drawing those who by W. M. Jaqoee; ea*t by Charles ( hl)U *«* in Walterboro. 8. C., on Sales-j.were associated with him nearer to* Rhodes: south by estate lands «rf R.!^** Jn January, next, same being the Christ life. That we, his friends and relatives, may emulate his good qualities and like him. find pleasuse F. Addison; west by Freeman S. i ,h c 7th day of said month.,the fol- Farr. , Faxes, costa and penalty, lowing described realty, to-wit $10.25. . / Hall School INMrict. J. B. Beach. 25 acres, bounded on the north and east by A. J. Lemaeks. south and west by J. D. vonLehe Taxes, costs and penalties. $1537. Mary Leaacks. on the north he W. G. Hiott. Beach; west by A. J. Lrmarks. Tax •s. costs and penalties, 17.26. Red Oak Kehool Dtstrirt. Ned Ackerman. 16 arret, bounded on the north by 8. 8. Arkermnn: rauth and east by T. R. Ackermaa; west by L. H. Bridge Taxes costs aad penalties. 111.72. -• . Verdier Town drip Wesley Crosby. 35 acres, bonad- ed on the north by Craven: aottb All that certain piece, parcel or in doing good to others. He seemed tract of laad. situate, lying and be- 'happiest when he could dd'some one ing in Broxton Township. In the ; a kindness, or when he could lighten Counfv and State aforesaid. . con- |the bfirdens of others. The .writer taininf One Hondred >1951 acres, more or less.- and ■ ks. 50 acres, bo.ndft^V loWow^ to-wif. On the by J. E Kinsev ^■sllrarth by lands of the estate of Bur- >tf: sonth bv JXB. 2 U „ T, J* : th * p*** hv Of H. 8 Crosbv. lands of Ren God- Icy; on the 8onth by lands of 8tk»*h- en Crosby, and on the West bv thfc run of Ricft Patch Creek, separating •aid lafids from the lands of C. R. Renta. ‘ u tX ’ The above described tract of land was purchased bv S. 8. Sanders from the Master of Colleton Countft; R. If. Jefferies/ on the dth day if De cember. 1»U. and la composed of Ninety-Five had the pleasure of familiar tfi bv Bradley; west by J. W Crosbv: east by J H. Dodd. Tkaes. coats and penalties. $6.54. Walterboro School District. '' Fishburne** Ltcaa. 2 Nacres, ffounded on the north by puWlr road; east by Oak Hill afbool house lot; West by street; south br 8. Ben nett. Taxes, costs and penalties. $4.57. \ - ^ ^ .. Awo tracts. -^udge Peurifoy. yifco has been koldin* court in Columbia for the past two weeks, came home Sun day for a few days. He will return Thursday for the purpose of eonaid crlng several matters of importance In equity which the attorneys of the bar wish to have Mm paw upon. •a t • \ Wdlfi \ ' & t». ene W of thirty acres and of one hundred and elation^-with him. and 1 can say without any hesitancy that it was a pleasure to be with him. and a privilege to know him tai the inti- Anaey of hit every day life. May X many relatives ao live that the*- meet him Oder yonder, und'* * **e shade of the tree “Where ’'••'te ed ceaae from troubling 4 • ’ weary are at rest.” He v ur * in sistent member of Peniel H -ptlst church. —One Who Knew Him A NORMAN BRELAND sixty-five acres. Terms of sale: Cash; -purchaser pay for tho papers. Complianc* to bo had on. day of sale or property •1H be cold on same dav or some subsequent aalesday at the risk of the former purchaser , Before shh. bid will he epfertain- **d. the bidders will be required to deposit with the Master the sum of One Huhdred (flOft.ftdi Dollars, in Cash, or a certified ch«ek for lik.* snounr. The amount deposited by all unsncceasfuU'bidders will be re turned at the^eonriusion o> the sqlc. and the deposit of the successful bidder will be credited upon the prig* in case of compliance Norman Breland, the little three years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Breland, of the Pine Grove section, died at the home of his parents Fri day night. The little fellow was sick only a short while, having been taken ill early Friday morning pf croup. The funeral was held 8a*- urday afternbon with, interment ‘at Bethel cemetery A Merry Christmas for all our friends and Customers a MERRY CHRISTMAS ‘ , . , « -x ;' , / • ■ ' ' . * X^'** Finn Jewelry Store * ^ y ^ ‘v; • , n. waui:rboiio* - south carouna REYNOLDS—PIERCE with hia bid. and in case of non- compliance. will be forfeited and used to pay the costs and disburse 1 ments of this action.. , R. M. JEFFERJES. . Master. Colleton County. Walterboro, 8. C., Dee. 17, Itl7. Jacksonboro, Dec. 17.-vj-Miss Ar- thie Reynolds and Mr. W. M. Picrc • were married Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock by Rev. J. M. Craven, at the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Reynolds. The bride is well known in this section where she Is universally liked. The groom is a young man of promise, being engineer for the Walterboio Lumber logging train. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce wlM leave the latter part of the week for North Carolina where they will visit Mr. Pierce’s People, Mr. and Mrs. >A. B. Jones, of Princeton. W. ’Va., have moved to Thayer’s, where they will reside for the present. Mr. Jones having re- cepted a position with the Walter boro Lumber Company. They arc accompanied byx their daughter. Mrs. W. R. Hue ter. Mr. and Mr#. Jones formerly lived at Walterber*», and have a number-of friends her * w'ho gladly welcome them hack is residents of the county. Mr. and Mr#. Sanders, of Fairfax, accompanied by Miss Josie Still and little Mian Fannie iWHaon. visited friends in Walterboro Tuesday.