Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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(v ‘..A STATE OF SOWS CAROLINA. CoMtr «r Court of W^m. . Farmer* A MeretoaaU Bank, a eor- poratloa—Plaintiff, va. STAtfc Ot BOrTH CABOUNA. County of Colleton. g. C. Kirkland—Defendant > Nc ■ • Conrt of Common Pleas, I Ann Edith Walker.—Plaintiff. VH. ^ w ^ , ^ n liennett. et al —Defendant* - Noitlre ia herehj alren ttat und r ; ' strtVsr&rr^ -w- . hirh bears date March 2Hth. wiH Mdl at ptihlic outcry, for cash j < —jii a t public auction, to the to th*! l.ishe«t hld<ler t on >alcsday i >rt daor in the Town of Hn*;s<‘ at Wnlterboro, .. < -d-ivrin^ WkUerbor*. South Carolina, on the usual hours o? ^'e the toHow-^ Mom’ar the 6th dar of May. ISM. In’- tlearrihed real estate '‘.rtween’ "e le C al hours of sale, the AH.those two tracts of ^ ii i a^ j real estate' * stcd it; the count'- of Colleton, State W or of s',,!. Crolmo. anO .K-Hnoa,,, f i/nri Situated IvinK and be- on h plak «*f C. E. Durant, surveyor. <rr in the Town of Walterboro. made in 1!*10. C rerorded in Count) of Colleton and State of Book 45.-pace 44Ji. A. M- c - om ^ - ♦, r- i-#kiinn nn Railroad \'en- for Col etf»n rounty. on 1< Febru- •*“ dt - *He North hundred and seventy-scribed as,follows. . , . . five feet aVd bounded on that side No. 1 .VH that tract of IfndH v Mrj( k <; ritrobel; on .the East rontaininK sivty-seven - .and on - . ' Mv feet and bounded on that fourth (67 1-4 • t eres, more or less "de bv Railroad Avenuo: on the and bounded East by public road M,uth one hundred and eiKhty-eiRht from Walterboro to St. (.eorae. ind bounded on that side by North by Charleston and Aucusta lot now or formerly of C. A. Eck public road: West by land* af «•*>- hardt. and mea*urinK on the 'Vest ley. and .'•outh by lands of tale o nrhty-eticht feet, and bounded on i hat side by lot of Shaffer. John Rchnett. No. 2. All that tract of l^nd con 1 TFHMS OF SALE* Any person ttlninu thirty-two and three-Ttmrtha desfrint- to hid at said sale shall de- 1 «:t2 • art^s. u»ore o r less, and oo^it with the Master .before such bounded East bv public ropd lea.- safe in «sh or by certlfled check;Inc frotd Waltertmro to St. C.eoru-e; ,he a. jnt of fifty dollars as an Soutl, bv lands of estate of Capt. • v iden< of «ood faith: such amount"Cannady; W est by ht'd Hank o- denositi bv the. successful bidder | lands of Halley; and North by land:t to be at ’<ed on the amount of his <»f estate of John Bennett, t ,| ;nd e amount* deposited by! No our will be allowed to bid on all unsure sful bidders to be re-1the premises at the saul sale w.th- 1 turned t„ t ,m immediately after o,A depositine with me r. is h or al • hr -aid sal, the Wcessful bidder ^tiflod check to the amount of •„ comply with the Vtm« of his bid Hft> ^ ‘ n.rs whkli saKl suu, will thin fifteen rtnys after the said »«' forfeited by ^tlK- successf ul bid-; !, and in rase of failure f do so.o-* •«. he event of a mm-eomph- , the said amount deposited by him to arce with hts bid h. case of non- f tV forfeited and applied to the romol ar.ee, the said pcopertv v.,11 \ ro,,s and disbursements of the *?-*>«• sold on ^ome subsequent sales- t - n; purchaser to pay for papers. . U M. JEFFERIES. Ms-ter for Colleton County. Walterboro, 4? C . April 16. 191*. « -Nr day at the risk of the former pur chaser. Purchaser’ ty pay for pa imrs. ' , V ^ It. M. JEFFERIES. , Master for Colleton County. ' Walterboro, S, C., April 16, IMS. MASTER** KAI.K STATE OF SOCTH CARINA. County of Colleton. Court of Common Pleas. Jtjp-hel ilaree Martin, Ophelia Ma- ree and Edith Maree IMintifT^. ra. \ Wilhelmina Maree *nd Rebecca Ma ree Defendants. R> Tirtua of the decree fn the above entitled case. I will sell at public outcry, f before the Court house in Walterboro, SouWi Caro-| llna. f»n Salesday In May. next, r.t 12 o’clock, n«K»n. same heina th« fith day. the followlnk described realty, to-wit:* . All that lot of land, situate in th n town of Walterboro. Countv of Cidlotoh. State of South Carolina, containing one acre, more or less, with the buildings thereon. nno hounded on th** north by lan'ds or II. S. Rivers;- South by public road leuiiinc to thy plantation of the late O. P. Williams; East by lands of R !' Pmcknev nor James S. Clo ver. and W'est t»\ lattds of Rose Hill late of W’. C (Campbell '1-0 ill that certain piece, parcel .o! trket of land, siluate. lyinc uni beln*: In Verdler township, count' - and State aforenaid. measurlnt; an I containing ive (5l acres, more or fe^s. and bounded on the North bv Civ ban’s Ferry public road; East by lands of Wm Robinson; West by lands of Edwards, and South by the •Fuller’* Savannah public road which separates it from A. J fJrant. and which Is delineated on a plat of land made by Campbell and Rem arks, surveyors, of date July 24. 1*94. Terms of sale. cash, purchaser to pav for' the papers Compliance with hills on day of sale, or a resab* on some subset neat salesday «K the risk of the former purchaser. R. M. JKFFER1E*. Master for Colleton County. Walterboro, S. C.. April 16. 1918 ThkCtnWill PmI Right Off! “Gcta-It” Kako* Corn* Como Off The “Banana-Peel” Way! Why have to flop on the floor, squeesc yourself up like the letter -Z-, and with bulging eyes draw your face up Into a wrinkly knot while you gouge and pull at the "quick" of a tender corn? That'* M Cete4t” Always Week*’ • o ; the old. eavage way. "Oeta-It" i« the modern, palnleas, simple way. I^ean over and put tWo drops ot •AJets-If' on the corn, put your stocking and shoe right on again, and forget the corn. Pain Ja eaae<k "Oeta-It” hat revolutionized the treatment of corns. It never irri tates the true flesh. You 11 stop limping nn the elde of your •hoe, and do away with greaajr •alyes, bundling bandage*. t I\ ,cll ,J?'?f t ? t r .? and painful method*. Va* Oeta-It , It'* common *en*e. . ••GeU-It.’* the guaranteed, money- back com-remover, theonlv •ureway, coats but a trifle at any drug atore. M’fdbyE. Lawrence A Co^Chlcago, UL Sold In W’altcrboro and rocom- mended as the world’s beat corn remedy by Fibe Hill Merc. Co ■- TOMORROW 7 I have noticed that most folks who buy a car are sorry they didn’t buy one sooner. / - JOHN N. WILLYS W alterboro Garage Company Ltd. ■ W i arf now building more naval and merchant ships than we have constructed in the last generation. ' - - A ' ' . \ ’ ✓ \ ' x. We are building a vast fleet of air- plaines, and enormous supplies of ar tillery, motor trucks, machine guns, rifles and ammunition. We are feeding, clothing and training an army of a million men, and preparing for a mil lion more. We have loaned billions of \ : \ - / 5 - Money Goes 4 A 'n. . dollars to our allies to be spent in th United States. ' i w 7 ' \ • - From the shipyards of the Pacific to those of the Atlantic; on our farms and in our mines, mills and factories in every State in the Union; back of the firing lines in France, where men are training, camps are being erected and railroads built, billions upon billions are being expended for labor, for trans portation, for materials and supplies of every description. . The mind can hardly conceive the sums of money v required for our war preparations. Yet these ex penditures are absolutely essential We must win the war quickly if possible; we must carry it on for years if necessary. We must do the job with American thoroughness, let the cost be what it may. A \ . Remember, when you invest in your Liberty Bonds, that there is immediate, urgent, imperative need for every dollar you can spare. This Space Paid for and Contributed by TAYLOR’S-WaKerboro’: Commends People of Walterboro Editor The Pres* and Standard: It is rather late for a new* ar ticle about our Fnion meeting which wa* held with the First Haptist church of Walterboro on the fifth Sunday in March, but I desire to take this opportunity to state that the program as arranged wa* car ried out well, and that those pres ent enjoyed the meeting vey much. We have never seen such ^mspital- itv. and there was genuine regret on the part of the people of th> town that there were not more del- etates to go home wifh them. The collection for missions amounted to $HV5<V At the conclusion of the program we witnessed the interesting cere mony of ordination of three deacons for the church: C. D. M*v. J. D. ,vonl.ehe and P. M Murray. #The next I’nioa meeting will be [held with the Marion church at Wil-' • Hams on the 5th Sunday in July. J. R. MIXSON, Clerk. ii Aspiring Mason* Take High Degree*. Several well known members of the Masonic order from the Round Lodge, No. 270, went to Charleston ■yesterday for the purpose of taking the Scottish Rite degree, which is fourteen degrttes above the Blu.* Lodge degrees. They will go on to the Shrine asaisoon as possible. Those going down were P. M. Buck ner. C. C. Hlott. C. E. DuRant and A. V. Uickenbaker. Walterboro School Will Give Play. “Fi-Fi of the Toy Shop’’ is the title of a play to be given by the pupils of the Walterboro High school on the 1st and 2nd of May. The proceeds of this play will go towards a fund for placing electric lights in the school building. The Rodgers Company, of Fostonia. O.. will be here in a few days to begin to coach the performers in their re spective parts. Mr*. L. C Beach, accompanied by her daughter, Mr*. Cjmnon. «vf Macon. ,Ga.. Mrs. Bianca Padgett and Miss Chase Black went to Char leston Saturday for the purpose of Mrs Cannon’* buying a new OJd*- mobile Eight, which she did, hav ing It drive* through to her hom n at Macon. ^ Mr. Ayer and Mr. Fick- hng were also in the party, Mr. ^Per having sold the car. James Huggins, qf Columbia, was here 7ast Thursday to undergo his physicial examination. He passeu a successful examination, and has a high classification. Mr Hugcins i-< 1 be efficient clerk at the Imperial Hotel in Columbia. L. F. Jones, H - . B. Warren. A P. Carter and P. M Johns were here Tuesday on business from the Lodg* sectlea. * * * AT THE COLONIAL * There are some good picture? h - ing shown at the Colony! Theatre the program for thb near ’ Totur* consists of a good two reel drar.x and a one reel comedy on ca' - Monday night: a two reel comed> and a special Mutt and Jeff cartoon comedy on Wednesdays with a r..'^ - inee for the children at 5 p n ■ another show that night at ’ then on aoh Fridax we will t— 1 • 1 Bluebird feature, five reel pi' ?: '' > The week's program 1 is at tv- so that it might suit the ta-t* ■ r '' variety ami break the mono:if dramas continuously. The and Jeff pictures will he enjo; • both young and old and w shown each Wednesday aftetro* 1 and night. ^ If you like good picture* 10 ' are sure to find Uieai at the • # ial In tki* program