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Wednesday, January 2, 1918. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE MA&raiTS SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROUNA. County of • Colleton: In the Court of Common Pleas. «|sixtr-five acre*. J. B. RI3HER—Plaintiff. • M. Jefferies, on the 6th day of De cember. 1916, and is composed of 1 two tracts, one of thirty acres and a second tract of one hundred and vs. W. H. GRIFFIN, and Inet Griffin and Gladys Griffin. Infants—De fendants. J NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of the Decree in the above entitled case, I will sell at Public Outcry for cash, at the court house in Walter boro, S. C., on Salea- day in January, next, same hein? the 7th day of said month, the" fol lowing descriged realty, to-wit: All that certain piece, parcel or A tract of land, situate, lying and be ing In Verifier Township. Colleton Oounty and State aforesaid, meas uring and containing twenty-three meres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of J. B. Risher; ’ ^ the Bast by lands formerly of Smoak. now of Brown; on the Booth by lands of J. C. Hosts* and on the West by lands formerly of tlrlfffn. now of Hudson. Terms of sale; Cash; purchaser * to pay for the papers. Compliance ' to be had on day of sale or property will be told on same day of some subsequent salesday at the risk of the former purchaser. Before any bid will be enter tained. each bidder must deposit with the Master the sum of fifty (950.00) dollars in cash, or a certi- Terms of sale; Cash; purchaser to pay for the papers. Compliance to Be had on day of sale or property will be cold bn same day or some subsequent salesday at the risk of the former purchaser. One Hundred (9100.00)' Dollars, In Cash, or a certified check for’ like amount. The. amount deposited bf all unsuccessful bidders will be re turned at the conclusion of the sale, and the deposit sf the successful bidder will b? credited upon the purchase price in case of compliance ed," the bidders will be required to deposit with the Master the sum of Before any bid will be entertain- with his bid, and In case of non- compliance, will be forfeited and used to pay the costs and disburse ments of this action. R.. M.. JEFFERIES, Master, Colletoft County. Walterboro, 8. C.. D«c- 17, 1917. MASTER’S SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colletoni In the Court of Common Pleas. Notice of Smle. MRS. O. H. MELVIN, et al —Plain tiffs. - * LAWRENCE* J. WITSELL. et .1- the monevs so deposited by all un-- Defendants. _ nnriLi fhg the 7th day thereof), the follow- ance. it will be forpefced and applied | n K . to pav the expenses in this action. in P described real estate. R. M. JEFFERIES. Master. Colleton County. Walterboro. S. C.;- Dec. 17, 1917 MASTER’S SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County ef Colleton. ]«, .i, r ronrt ef Common Plea**. RANK OF HAMPTON -Plaintiff vs. , H. H, RENT?, Trustee i6 Bank- ,pnas 0 - All that plantation or tract of land situated in the Couniy o. leton'.. State of South Carolina, on the Horsr^hoe Branch of Ashepo*i River, rnd Jtnown as Whitmarsh. eontninin? Five Hundred (500£ ; "res, more or less, end bounded a-; '’oUp-vs: North bv lends of'ijrodley end cf Virginia-Oroina rhemical Comp'ine or Charleston Mining f. Manufacturing ('onipany; East In - lends of Walterboro Livo Stock o.-nders al Vehicle, Company and of Virginia- nrprm efJ. S. Sanders, et al. r . irolina vhnrnJcK] ,v„ ;) panv or uetenuant^. Charleston. Mining * Manufactur- , S, "sel/’a; ^.Mliv^ckV^U day in January, next. ^being nnM)alf> t.h». .th dnv of .aid month the fol- ^ ^ th<i l(aIatuv , )V low ing de^cri » . . . ’ l»or.d of the purcliaser payable on*- ' , he\J' oar thereafter, with eight per cent, :n ? g in°\he County ef ColwUn. and H^^t- by mortgage over North >v lands of J. A. Harrison sale. theTpropoHj^v ill g^ re-wld «fn and lands of J. N Frank: on th- son '‘ > subsequentX^ilesday, at the h v lands of Bailev; on the ris h 0 x }/' joyrthase^ "South by lands of'the estate of R. / “• JE1* mr.Klr.n, R. Rice, and on the Wegt by lands of Perry Martin and Ripley Hern- - tlon. ; / HHKRIEF’K T4AIJ-: Also, all that certain piece, par r-el or tract or lot of land situate/ -phe fojlowing tracts of land have lying and being ip the Tow-n of Mo i,,*,.!! levied upon and will be sob! selle. W\ the County of Colleton. taxes the first Monday in Janu State of South Carolina, measuring. arJf being the 7th day. at 12 o’clock, one ar-e. more or less, with the mM>n . L. .C. PADGETT, store building and dwelliprg there . sheriff Colleton County. on. and bounded as follows, -to-w it On the North by lands/>f Emma E O’Quin: on the East By lands of C. ItcliohotJi School District. Security Loan Sc Trust Co.. TO*) acres, mble or less, bounded north R. Herndon; on the South by lands .^y w'. M. Jaques; east by Charle. of C. B Herndon, and on the West by Public Road. Terms of sale: Cash; purchaser to pay for the papers. Compliance to be had on day of sale or property will be .-old on same day or some subsequent salesday at the risk of . the forme;• purchaser. * • Before anyVbjd will 1/ cntertaW- Rhodes; south by estate lands of R. F. Addison; west by Freeman S; Farr. - Faxes, costs and penalty, 910.25. Hall Kcltool District. J. I). Reach, 25 iw.res. bounded on the north and east by A. J. I^emarks. south and west bv J. I), vbnljehe. -Before any',bid will I.*- .•ntertafr Taxes. .Costs and penalties. $15.97 • -d. the.oidders will he'required to Marv T,eni:ftkf/5o acres. hdui:d<‘< deppsif vith the Master the sum ofl,.,, tt 1( . north’hv .1. Ik Kinsey; One Hundred (llt)O.OO) Dollars. in|j, v w. (1 HioR/ south by .1 i,r. t asi^, —"Ot—a • < <■ - tiFuul—sdu'ck —C*' *• Lk^a | Bench "-west by A t! . - Lem neicsr ■ Ttt \ - pwtunt. The mount dep siJ .-d le , .cos*-- stpd'penalties, S7-.20 ' all un- •'< *"•. f-.tl hiddel’s wll’ '•*- r ‘ Red Onk School District' - t’trued . ; tiu con* luntoti otritic '--.jl ■ I y,.,j Ackerman. 1 o aer« , »y/boun«l<-'l . nd tl»« deposit of tli*- su< c-- fnl „ r fj,,. north ’’hy S. S./Ackerman; holder will h. credited iipon\th' > u;ii an I cast liv T. \l Ackerman purci.a e: orice in ease Of .•t.nuA.ian*^ ! j, v h. H. Bridge^ Taxes.* t-osi. with h:s bid. :'n<l in case of uoi* L.,,^ penalties. 911.7<L eonipiiani -. will lu forfeit.>1 an*!. Venlier Timnsliip. Ackerman’s Store. • Sidney, January 30a 10 to 12, C. D. C. Adama. *» Kennedy’s Cross Road*. January 2 to 4, Postoffice. 1 r January 31, 10 to 30 i Wra. Hiotts, 12, Store. A. D. Dodds. January 31. 2 to 4. Store. Jacksonboro. February 4, C. W. Sutler. - • .Green Pon^. February 5, C* W. Drawdy. .Ritters. February 6, Mercantile Co. ; -v E. M. JONES. ' County Auditor. FMfS DUPEPSIII ' FOB nil OR SIR, m SIOMCH In F've Minutes! No Djrapepotn, Heartburn or Any Stom- * ach Misery. \ ^ ' • i , Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indi gestion, heartburn dyspepsia; when the food you eat ferments Into gases and upsets you; your Bead aches and you feel sick and minor- able, that’s when yon realise the wonderful acid neutralising power in Pape’s Diapepsin. It makea all such stomach misery, due to acidity, vanish in five minutes. If your stomach is in a contin uous revolt-—If you can’t get It reg elated, please; for your sake, try Pape,'s Diapepsin It’s so heed less to have an acid stomach— make your next meal a favorite fpod meal. * then - take a little Dia- nevsin. There will not be any dis tress—eat without fear. It’s be cause Pape’s Diapepsin “realiy does” sweeten out-*of-*order stom- •ichs that give it its millions of sales annually. Get a large flffy-cent case of Pape’s Diapepsin from any dru^ store. It js the quickest, surest aril- tcid and stomach relief known, it nets almost- like magic—it is' i scientific, harmless and pleasant Ztomach preparation which tcul>* be longs in every home. * . / Stenttul** u( .'•monks L<xlge. The following stenyttrds Were r c<*rttly installed at Hmoaks Masonic lodge: A. E.‘Varn and B. L. .Lin der. These names were not 'avail able when th«r list of officers w-ys published . •' . WAR TALKS By UNCLE DAN EVERY 31REET IN 5 WERBORO X ” . x ‘ Has. !•• Si i a is- of tin- Proof That K'li ne) Snffertirs. Seek. md.disburse . '-sed to pav the costs tneftt? of this action. R. M. JEFFERIES. Master. Colleton' County. Waite boro, S. <*.. Dec. 17. 1917 M.tBTKK'S S VI.t , Weslev CroaW; 35 acres, bingffii jnl on the uogtli l»> ('rnvenfxdotjt'' t.y Hradlej'; tf est l*y J. W -Trosby ; east by J. 11. Dodd. Taxes, coats and penaltfes.- 96.54, r Bai kaeije! Kidneys weak?.* 1 Distressed with uriti&ry ills? Wantt a reliahlc kidney reniedy? Don’t have to look far.- Use what Walterboro peovle recoimuend. Ev ery street in Walteboo has its cases. Here's' one Walterboro wotiian’r. rience. Mrs. W. Z. Ayer. Hrniplpn St.. T>B it. She says: ■’For fiv» Tears 1 -rnffci-ed from several liad at tacks of iThlney trouble and lumba go. I had shyip pains in niy liack and hips and mKback would get in sych condition thak. for weeks at^a time I w'asn’t able to-, straighten I had headaches and dizzy^spells and ai times 1 could hardly ftne across the room. ! tried lots of ri*utedies hut didn’t get any permanent Wne- lit.. Doan's Kidney Pills, ho we rev, relieved me from th« start. D lias been wtp years now since *1 have ha, sucli an attack and 1 give Down's Kidney i’ills credit lor curin^/me. ’ Price 6uc. at all dealer*'' Don’t dimply ark for a 'kidnpv/’reiiH-dy gel Doan's Kidip-y iMRs ihe same tr.at Mrs. Ayer had./rosler-MiU.'iim trt>. mtrt« rmirrX n v ~ \re \'*fii Sew er> ( l«igg»-«i. The ld>vv Is are tlij* sewerag* . : y~- tem the x body. You can, vveR irmfgin*- the result when the) ar- <fopp**d up a- is\the oase in ounsti- ^ - As :i purgjtTive ypu w ill find j»atioh. Chamberlain's Tablets excellent They are mild n'nd geihle in their action. They al*rj improve tie di gest ion \ N. state QF SOUTH CAROLINA. ; County of Colleton. In the Court of Common Ple..s HAMPTON LOAN AND EXCHANGE BANK —Plaintiff vs. H. II RKNTZ. as Trustee in Ban ruptc>. of 4 S. Sandefs. x-t D«‘fendants. / NOTICE OF SALi^ By virtue of the Decree in the at*ove entitled case. J' will sell at Public Oufcrv for orfsjt. at the court Bouse in Walter!>ofo, S. (’.. on Sales day Janua^<v next-, same being D)e 7th dav/Bf'said month, the fol Mwtng described realty, to-wit: All that certain piece, parcel or tract .of land, situate. lying and be ing in droxtnn Township, in the Clourfv and State aforesaid, con- taininf One Hundred Ninety-Five <1S6) acres, more or less, and bounded aa follows, to-wit> On the North, by landtLOf the estate of Bur rell Tuton: on the Eai»t 'bj r lands of H. 8. Crosby, lands or Ben God- l«y on the South by lands of Steph- • * Crosby, and on the West by the rtm of Rice Patch Creek, separating lands from the lands of C. R Heott.' The ahovo described tract of land r ibrehaaod br J. 9. Sanders from Maatar of Cvllotoa Coaoty R Owing to the^fact that my return j ldank- have t*vn lost somewh->re on th<* railroad 1 w ill fee unable to meet ! my app^ntmeabti as' published Iasi (Wi'ek^- ^'therefore make the iollowing pffanghi: Rice Patch, jununry 15. Farmers’ Union Store. Ashton, Januaiy t6. W. O. Joijc.-. Igvdge. January 17. W.. M. Fox I Williams.' January 18. 10 to 12. (J. T. 0’Quin> Ruffin. January IS 2 to 4 W. H Breland Hudsons Mill, Janusiv iv, 10 to 12. J. I). Hudson’s., Bells. January l!t. i to 4. Allen Bryan Smoaks. January 22. Smoaks MeTrantile Co. < Berea. Januaiy 23. 1" to 12. Woodman lx>dge . Hickhead. Januaiy 23. 2 to t. School House. Johnsons School House. Januar-. ; Wilson's .store, January .'C. 1 to 4. Snidprs January 25. Dt .1 H Pailgett Store S.xlkehalchie. Jatuiery 26. D* to 12. T. 8. Jones' Store Hendersonville. January 26. 2 to 4. T. 8’ Boynton's Store* Cottageville .latfuary 29. T S UGH! CALOMEL MIKES rOO OEAIHLY SICK Stop Using Dangerous Drug IWot-c It Salivates you! A It’s Hotrible! You're bilious, sluggish, consti pated and believe you heed vIK- dangerous calomel to start your liver and clean your bowels Herd's my guarantee! Ask your druggist for a bottle of DckIsAi's Liver Tone and take a spoonful to night. If it doesn’t start your llyer and straighten' you right up l*cttei than calomel and without griping or making you sick 1 want you to go back to the store and get vnu' immey. Take < aloiuei today and tomorrow ydu wilt feet weak and sick and. nauseated. -Don't loae a day’s work. Take a rpoonful of harmleaa. vege table Dodson’* Liver Tone tonight and wake up feeling great. Jt's per fectly harmleM. so give It to yotir children any time. 1$ can't sail vnta. so let them eat anrthtng after wards. Military Training Necessary for Safety and Defense. "Sny. Uncle Dan,” said Billie, "Jim mie und I have been looking np about war lu the encyclopedia at school. We found that In the war between Ger many ahd France In 1870-7L Germany lost In killed and wounded aa/Md sol diers while France lost about six times m many, and besides that, she loot every battle. We asked Professor Slo cum why this was. He said tho German army waa highly trained and ably comfnanded, while the French soldiers were poorly trained ; and that their war department was honey combed with jealousy and politics; that the officers were not orach good, and that’s why France lost the war and so many men. What do yon think •bout it. Undo Dahr "Weil.” said Undo Dan. Troftaaor Slocum la right By laeflteleocy Prance loot that war. tagether with two of her best provtaceo—Alaace and Lor- rains—naff had to pay n Mitten dot- lara indemnity money. Prance today learned her lemon by that and rience, so abe put in universe! training, and as a result, her now know bow to light and bow to protect themselves. They are losing lew men in the war than the Germans. France also put politic? out of her war department so that expert anthonty. Instead of bureaucratic stupidity, now directs the army. The result is. France has one of the best and most eflicient armies every assembled, and this shows whnt thorough training and good leadership means In warfare. This wived France in this crisis, as . well as the liberties of the world.” - “As war Is now conducted, there Is \ no place for un untrained man. A . body of 10.000 well trained soldiers properly bandied could defeat five tunes their number of raw recruits and do it every time with comparatively ' •mall loss to thomst Ives, IToper trpfn- ing alone will redjee t-ho deulk and casualty rate one-third of, vvlutf LU oth erwise would be. and right here is an unanswerable argument for universal military training. /•Our government has no moral,right to force her men into war service without properly training them for it. To do so Is simply murder, hence the fmnUe'effort that Is now being made to give her soldiers some training be fore they are sent to the front. If we are to win this war. It will take trained men to do it, and it will take trained men to win any other war that may epmo upon us in tli** future. If we uui'K fight, let us light to wip and not to l0'‘.e." “That’s the stuff,’*'said Billie. Continuing.' Uncle Dan^uid: “Onr government lias expended about $3UU.- 000.000 to put up cantonments and -training stations in order tq train the men railed by the seleetlve draft. When these men are trained the train ing stations should be Immediately tilled with younger men. say those iu ✓ their nineteenth year, to receive sit months of intensive mlllttrfy log along the lines of the bill. This \vlll he of li benefit to them individually. It will do them more good than any other two years of their whqW life; it will make them strong, injtmy, self-reliant, quick to see and q*dck to act: It will equip them for A successful life.: In short, it wilLVebuild American manhood and wllj hlso give ihe goyernment u body trained men to ilraw from *ti edoe is necessary to defend "U ■ il^g and country. We must settle ibis qtfestiou of uuNcrsal military ir;ii?.nu . diutely. oHierwise these< amps muy l»t ile.tmdis'hed. Tiie . l<*pti- Ti,of unitTrssi turlitivjv' .il ng .ill N- no- s t, . 4.'. t V *.« x i ) < Buying More ffT • n | ; v '•iL Our Mr. Ayer is now in St Louis - * X # • . • .« where he is buying another ship- ment or good farm mules. — •; fli SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY s ‘ 4 * . ' X^ ' Rizer & Ayer’s Stables THE MULE EMPORIUM rLfl In New Quarters \n A; - X- l-Ct’l tice to The WyTldN/^t* we will Tip pr* p. r • selves prompt!y .sin t this will do more- t war in the future, r« we could do,” “Do yT»u think, br Graham, “tliu: other war?" “I have.fio doubt about jV' Uncle Dan. “S«» long av men >tm . -rt- .1 ' X K.fff .el I- l "II our-' ::d ' < !-'e -. /v '*' ■ alp-' -I said . are selfish, so, long, as nations are amt.L . ttous to acquire terriforf. so b*ng 'as popnlatlon presSfik ZH»d demands more room, so IDog as there remains a scramble for world trade—ap long wars will bo. When the time comes that we reach the high plane for which we hope and dream, when all will recog nize the fatherhood of trod and the brotherhood of man,,Then, and then only, will war* cease. When that day comes doors wilt need no locks, banks will need no vaults to protect their treasures, but that day Is a long way off. “The only safe and sane plan iv to lie aide to defend ourselves at all times. Therefor*, every citizen should insist that senator* and congres-uivii ahull provide for universal military traiuiug. so that never again shall the country be caught »o completely un ready a* this war found un. For tunately. In' this case, our enemy has been held back, ao w# have had a ftw month* in which to prepare. This ad vantage probably will nsvsr com# again. It N however onr aalvatteu today. “Bonus* she was r**dy. Swltaartaad la an island of pose* in a saa of war. Safety first to good, but safaty always la hotter, m strongth thoro It Too neoor oaw a tin can to tho tali sf g bulldog. Thero _ *» m t - t ; X y x: We are now in our new Brick Stables, ^X . * , and have gotten in a ca’’ load of the tines! 1 ■ y MULES ever brought to this market, and X •' * 3 will continue to handle them the balance x * ■ • ' oi* the seasfin. All our customers and * • ' x- ' .. ■ - ■ ■' X friend* are invited to come in and look them over, for we feel satisfied if you are needing any stock we can supply your m v X y .la t '•»’ 'U' M y ■ K? 'S -• t !m * ; 3i f. r \ i' ' & I ♦ 1 il iP-v 1 ■% 4^* J. M. DanneDy & Company Ehrhardt, S. C. Trappers Attention! Bring your hides to me before Shipping,. Highest prices paid. JULIUS BOGESLOF At B. Levy’s V m *. X * S -Start the New Year tight—subscril for The Press and Standard.