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I •'I 4 3. /. V - VOL. 39. i ■«- WALTERBORO, S. C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1918 A NO. 5t ARMISTICE SIGNED AND WORLD WAR IS ENDED t- TWO SOLDIERS - DIE IN FRANCE * — > ^ " l*rivatm Whaler FerKUMon, oT^'ot* UKertlle, and (ieo. D. S«4*W, of . 1 * ‘ - •# • Kowml pie of PiNeaae.. wwia* tmav i.'orn yFaks i traet above descri b*d MORB THAN FOLK » Th<> trMt flrgt above , deacrlbed . T^e death of two Colleton soldier-. OF WORtP'S MOST DKSTRrC-' the. 190 acre tract, will be sold drst.'*“ • France* ha« .been reported ' and if same brings the amount of, ” “••I* 1 ' Ferguson of Cbttaserille, TIVK WAR / THE AI.LIKH ARK the- judgment and costs in this ac-; and George Dalco Seigler, of Round tion, or if the defendant. Sallte A. I Pwtieulars as to (he death <>, Smith, shall tender at said sale to “J r - Ferguson are obtainable, but the Master the difference between •* r - 8®lgl«r. died of pneumonia on VICTORIOC8. NATION FACES CHANGE TO PEACE CONDITIONS •feed State* Mum <.«t Ready to peed the \V«*cld and to I tilize all Rraowrrea for Building up BreutcM Countr\ oa Earth Today. the amount brought by the'.first tract and the judgment and costs in this action, then and' in either event September 30. Mr. Seigler wns .* son of' Mr. and Mjcs. Irving Satgler, who lives only a few miles trout the said second tract above describ- ' v went to Franee on od. containing 52-acres, will not be'^ u * y J**. He left a young Wife, who sold. | Was Mis*, bottle Padgett, daughter Before any bid will be entertain- ^* r : and ** ra - Jas - A- Padgett, oi ed, the parity making same will be 1 Hound.^ He is survived by her and required to deposit with the Master * , - v “** Cathef and mother, six broth- (he sum of One Hundred Dollars in ers and ^ ot,r slaters.r^He ^was a cash or n certifle<l check on some re- n,an a, erling qualitiee. an ! sponsible bank . for ' said ; amount, i ^. missed by a large circle of Sfitd J 1.00.00 will he credited on thej rne " ds ' Germany sign- ! purchase price for the successful • bidder in case of eompliance and The war- is over! ed the armistice terms Monday morning. ha *' inff V^ n v r€ v^^K t ' , other deposits will be returned af 1 - ftere between and 4 o’clock. Fight- , f fo rf ei ed bv the successful bidder in c.-vre he shall fail to comply.. All »■ -e Harold Butler Has * Been Wounded in Hand NO MORE MEN ' Quarantine Lifted . CALLED TOCAAtPS/ Saturday for County " * 1 % I. ■ ■■ Chairman Moorer iiive* Received by Htus Mopping Ml Telegram The quarantine which has Heon in force in this county for the past five i weeks, was raised by order of the State board of health Saturday. The churches of the eounty held ser- . .. | vices for the first time-on Sunday, hjrsjr county has received the foMowin" Jh^ Waltl^w" 1 JJh^l be«n uU 111 !!' telegram from th« office of the Pro- ^ a, 'ost Marshal C^norml. through State ° n n f M ,K ndaV ». U1 i >T ? ,n fu ** d ll headquarters. Tuesday morning: ’ i* BU ^!r r ° f “ th 1 * > cou ?’ By order of the President all '^ Other schools will open later rn outstanding calls are hereby cancel- ! he . Week # ' or Deit “ thw ed. All indhidual Inductions under : teacher * ^ or many of them reside in competent orders for the army are other » >,are " and con,d not Ket back cancelled. Local boards shall im-i in tl m« to open Mondiy. mediately, notify each such regis- 1 Colleton county has. indeed been tranF’of such order, of cancellation ^ or<t,na * e ' n * mild type of either by letter, telegram, or person-’*^ Influenza. A,, very few deaths ally, or by two or all-of such means. < hare r «‘*‘' l, «‘ d from malady, and as circumstances require.. Xothln* oaWR which are still scattered in this telegram shall be construed over ,he <^>nnty. are mild in their nr- affecting -any call or competent n *ture. The physicians over the Order foi* induction into the navy “^nty. deserve great credit frir the or* marine corps.’ Nothing herein ' nn *f r * n, f service rendered. They shall operate to relieve front the h*''* done all they could for fhos^ consequence of his acts any recis- w* 10 buen sick, and althoueh toisiy »n 60 • WEIL oe IE IP ■ W* * VC ■ INDICATION ARK THAT COUNTYTI AM/OTMENT OF $18,750 WILL RK OVER SCBSCRIBED IN UNIT- KD WAR WORKS CAMPAIGN REHOBOTH WAS FIRST DISTRICT TO GO OVER ( ottageville Almost Out and Walter- i • . . . boro W'lthln a: Few Hundred of 7 v Having Her Fall Quota—Other Districts W'lll go Over the Top. ing stopped at 11 o’clock. Paris time, which was 6 ©’clock her*- The terms of the armistice are such that Germany will not have power tq further oppose the allies—amony the terms being the surrender of war materials, ships and aeroplanes, mad the evacuation of all territory held outside of Germany including ft Is*— Loraiae. ^ ' T>e greatest rejoicing this nation gear knew was when the signing of tbe armistice became known Ev ery place had public demonstrations, and general rejoicing was the order af the day. 4 In Walterborq the news first name through the ringing of the fire bcDn by the telephone operators, and anon the church bells were ringing, guns and pistols firing, automobiles parading with hundreds of people on the streets. There was no fur ther sleep. Monday night the people of the town assemtded in the school audi- toriam -where religious services were held, and patriotic songs sung. Raw. J. S. McLetnore, Y. M. C. A. secretary, delivered a forceful ad- draas. after which subscriptions were taken for the United War Works campaign. - ^7 • / // -V MASTER’S SALK - ter the sale. Terms of sale cash;. purchaser to pay fdf papers and revenue stamps. Compliance to he had within ten News has been received by the family here that Harold C. Butler was recently wounded in hand and | davs from date of sale or a resale ar| »- The extent and nature of the will be made at the risk of the for- in i urie8 . 3 ® d the way in which they mer purchaser or purchasers. j were received, have not been learn R. M. JEFFfcRIES. ed. it is thought they are slight Master. j injuries.) Mr. Butler is a son of Mr. Walurboro. s. C., Nov. 8, 1918. and Mr!l - C. W. Butlqr. and he has been in France several months The United War Works Campaign for Colleton county began Sunday „ i ■ wi I h a niiinbcr of meetings held at -*fnnt affected by these orders wh, «> a n> f.'*™*** ■ncapacated for vaHous {h p con lias heriftofofe become a delin(|iient Re'eral days by attacks.of the dis- i>l deserter. Bt iletin follows. • No ease, they have rendered great ser- o’rder stayingA-larsificatlon or ph>si- v ive in the crisia' . exanilnat/ons received. Boards; .. * ;—■— cal will continue such work. From thik it will be not«*d that. XOTIUK! V STATE OF SQUTH CAROLINA, / X; County of Colleton. In' Common I’leas. Sallk* Daniels.-r liaintijL'^ Inez Danjelf. atj^dmant. etc; Dan ids/ Pur lalswPpVi publi/ outcTV foKcash^fn front of ^ ‘ .PIASTER’S SALK STATF. OF S’OUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. - Court of Common Pleas. William Green, et al.—Plaintiffs. • y _tF*- Richard Green.—D«f^ndant. Notice. Pursuant to the decree of the, Much interest has been manifested in this report and the wish express ed by his numerous friends that his iniuries have been only slight / / / MASTER'S SALE vs. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton. Coart of Common Pleas. court in this cause, dated Noyember i k- Hill, Plaintiff, ff. 1918. I will sell at public auction for cash, during the legal/hours of sale, on salesday in December, next. In front-of the Court house at Wal- terboro. S.’ C., the tract of land de scribed below. * Before anv hid shall be consider ed* a deobsit of 825.00. either in cash or by certified check, muat be made with the Master, which, in case of a successful hid-/ will he applied to the purchase- price, and In ease of unsuccessful bid shall he return- to Hi<- . of nph-eomplianco bv thf| success-/ All that tract of land in-the Coun-| fuKttdder shall beforfette^ bv him tv A®d State aforesaid, measuring apnlied to the'rosHs of the ao- r ari<. containing ore hundred ''and In'cr.se of nnr^ompligjrce. a/'fven (lti7» acres, mdre or less, and res- b* will be had on tl/ V-nsttlng ‘ ^u’Jtded,on the North by lands of sph'sda'v or -.ome other xtlelKjav to Jennings: on th« East ■hv the gftorneyy fbr hv ,3T,ds A- B. Garris and by the Ferry public highway; on le von- lands of Ansley E. Smoak. (nee Hill), Mamie B. Hill, Laura Hill. Jennto Mav HUl.j Herman Lewis Hill, Mack McAlister Hill. Alice E. Hill «nd Claudia Hill. Infants, and Thayer Lumber Company; a corporation • —Defendant^. Pursuant tb decree in the «b<^c entitled winse I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash on sslcsday in December. 1918; be- sball be return- ! inc Monday. th P second da; of,said ’i:(mth: > ' eluding with a mass meetin'g at Wal- terboro . v Sunday night. Dlstrici Director McLemore. a Y, M. C. A. secretary, and Hon. J. w. ‘LeGrand. of Bennettsville, were the outside; speaker*. Mr. LeGrand accompanied to army camps, they may he gent to - Stwte* b»r the Kawtern DtsUirt of, ^ J/ the; navy and marine corps. It WlM Sourti ('arolhiM. In Rankruptcy. Howell, Lsq.. to Gottageville Sun- he further; noted that . men sun? In re J. D. Ackerman Sc Sons, a part-,^ ay ,no i r ® inK and,spoke there to \ moned for physirial examination ’ nersh'ip and J. D. Ackerman. J. > *' n * > a,ld *‘‘®®f• •*f , tring splendid r*-; The 1 D. Ackerman. Jr., and H S. Ack-‘. n *»hscriptions : 1 The_ meeting while. further men will be called I® *be District Court of the United will be required to attend, physical examination^ apd classifi cations have not been stopped. J. M. MOORER. Chairman. Colleton Baptist l Association Dec. 13. D. Ackerman/Jr., and % ^ . \ erman. -ind-ividuallv.—Bankrupts, i Walter boro was held at the school NOTICE’ IS GIVEN that J. D. auditorium, and was pMstded over Ackerman Sc Sons, a co-partnership, I Chairman Peurlfoy. The sper**- and J. D. Ackerman. J. D. Acker- «*™ w «‘ r ‘ > Directory McLemore and man. Jr. and H. S. Ackerman as In-jMr. LeGrand. Both these tpeaker* dlvldusls. have applied to the above eloquently, and ably presented thft eohrf for s confirmation of the of-, faniptlgn. and several hundred dol- for .in composition submitted by lars were pledged at the concluaiol. them. •/ ? | The audience was small. Creditors and parties in interest [/ Colleton county is asked to eon- this tribute 118.750. This amount has The > Colleton Baptist Sundav School Convention will meet with * r< ‘ ordered to attend before the Hendersonville Baptist church court t Charleston. R. Cl, at it a. been apportioned to the school dis- Friday before the 3rd Sunday in De cember, Deo. 13. The convention was postponed on account of ' the epidemic and it is hop«>d that a good m» November 25. 1918. to show trtets. Rehoboth school district was cause why an order confirming the allotted 8269, and at a meeting held composition should not be granted. RICHARD W. HtTTSON. delegation will be present nt this Clerk U. S. District Court, Eastern important meeting. { District. South Carolina. ,, B. G. PRICE. Pros. | Charleston. S. C., Nov. IS, .1918. I Charleston. S. j ll-13-2t.^ - >7 I ' ^ Sunday afternoon -pledged $859. be ing the first district.In the county to go "over the top." It is though* the coiKtty will more than rataecgihe amount asked. F The campaign will conclude on Monday. Nov. 78th. aBd aH~»ehool dlstric chairmen are urged to report -X vs. / c , rrw i- ©won h' the jiffnrnpxX fhr / »«• «»rn* ana Danjelf. an, infant, etc; J'saa*' plaintiffs end dyfirndant-."’ «IhP Cupar’s Ferry public hlghw; uniels/-et^L-DefendantsfX I *’• 4me tenur and condiftons. am\?9- Sooth by landnof. Ann! or lAaf H> the* decree/irt i at the jd'ik of tbC foftfjdr purchai*e». 5 nd * n eXaTilK-dranfe 1 yll sdll at!,' 7hr folio-description of ’ f r Jennlnrs the sai t mirth f^n»rterl\ The fourthq uarterly conference Much News IWt Out. for the Walterhoro Methodist church *. Dn account of crowded advertls- to County Chairman D. B. Peurlfoy will he held Sunday morning, *fol-HD* week, a number of news ar- Jl t onc ^ an d again at the close of lowing preaching by Rev. O. E. Ed- t Deles in type had to, bh left out. and lhe campaign. These final reports wards, the presiding elder. 7 I* 1 ** several advertlsenients. The should he In by Tuesday of next /"ink ftatcAnents should have been x miblishe l and several* display ad Arrangements have been made vertisyufen*-. were omitted. Were- for several speakers fronH the, can- ,gr*f this hut with our present fore* lonment at Columbia, and these will fw* cannot handle e\trr. pages. here for the meetings Sunday. „ --7— — 1 ——— 7 he people of the county are urged* FOR SAI.F—Oeo Cji'fn. 9<V acres. 1-!; to attend the meetings at their re- ( I.ASSTt-lFtr M>y FOR SALE - . - ' ' ' / ^ ,>- • Win SM.K—Two Ford cl.:- ir fir<- class condition. I’riei* rea^otiabb- the/court houi><- "ay^ Walterboao. South Carolina, on /ajesday in D« . ^ cember. nevt. sayv betqg the 2nd 7 ns , |«r Cjihver Township, countv «t day of said monlT. durian the lecal ColietnjX State of Smith Carol’/ 1 ». hours of saleyCie foHowiug''describ-; ^riptxininL*' fifty acres, more or -tevy ed property Xo-wit: s. fnpd bon tided and described as fol All thatXenaiD piece ? parcel 017lows, to-wit: On the West bv landt tract of Jand. situate. Iving and/Dg^ how or fomerlv of March McHbuey; inr in/the. .^t ate and county a/tfre-^^p the South bv lends now or f< said,,^ Bells township, containing tv fShi acres, more <>r less.• ami yd.is/t' the nreuiiwey'tn sebl • : ’ " ■ 1 "'' i '- // v;' I > H L:vn:u.-,rrl. ,,nd Al,ntcl mf* <■ VonLehe. "X . • , X » Gl.^toiite l »r lX’ d being the unsold portions of pared or X’ nso \ f ' Trra ' anmller tracts of land to the raid Alice TE. Hill See M. C. Fishbiir'ne,, -'at Fish-- b ' 1»’ ug syfr?. 1 1 ’ id tract FOU -Stl.F—Stp/lc fop buggy. eoo.J a/ pew, ^rill sell c»x ao fAr cash ,4leaso|t/for safe.' Jhae^ a n auti*-., moju^. G W. Morris, Ruffin. *? , Itp. jnile from tor n li^uits of Waite* - - rpectlve centers, and greet the speak- boro. '>r Wr.lforbo*©-Charleston ers with entbusiasm. A big victory Terms of s:tie. CASH: purchaser to p; a for all napers. R. '.M. Xf.FFKIMU/. - Xv Master. Walterhoro. C.. Nhv. 12. 1918. MASTER’S SALE , funded as follows: North lu lands / of R. D. George, now. .Man Id In’: Ekslj Glover. | N \Being of Sanuml Sampson, r.nd on ' ^ ^ ^ x •»ll «Hber side? bv lands now or f or- , • . I-Lru/f ,v »f Dr John O oTAThVDF SOFTH rARDl.lX'. I hr «nm.’ Iran r.f , Fnmilv of rollMon. y / *»• *'• ' * ^ » -...■■r-I. | .... / by lands of H. R. Spell and the Edis- s land conveyed to Richard Ore-Mi to River: South by the Charleston [deceased.* bv if C.jGlovef and X Folk, f arrie Pearl fender tnee and An/nsta public road, and West j C.lttver e seen tor? of the" estate 0/ z; 7 by lands of R. D. George. SOW ■ i 0 hn O Clover, deconted bj/doe'l Mauldin and the Charleston; and dated Februarv 2tt<h. ISTC; and /- August^ public road. corded in R. M C ofbco’ Cfl/ - Uoiie- Tertlns of sale, cash: purchaser to ton eou-ntv on the 2ilh dav of July, pay for papers and revenue stamps, jsxn. in Rook P. 20T, / Cojtrt of Common Pleas. chasers. It M X JEFFERIES. Master. ASTER’S SALE olkL.-' Nancy E. Folk. Otis E. Kinard and Lee Folk, and L. I. Richardson. . Plaintiffs. vs. • Olive Folk and J. C. Folk. Infants, and Pan]/ Kearse and American Bonding Company of Baltimore. »- Corporation.— Defendants. Wal.orhrrn « C Nov 8 IM* <T\TF OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Malterboro. ?. C., Nor. 8. County of Colleton. Court of Common Pleas. Pis Compliance to he had within ten i " R. M .TEFFERtE^ days from dat^ of sale or resale at *■ S - Master . . . . k ^ «> m . .nv-qn-m .. tk. ri.1t • WalfrimrcV a. r. Nor. 11. f*J*.1 Cy"..* .« dooroo I. «k, ahorh . . 7 -' ent tied cause T w 11 sell at nubile of Ik. former rurcharor or por-. T" o,„or« ,o lhoAhlchri.1 bMdor tor i cash on Salesday in December, 1918. being Monday the second dav of said /rionth, the following described I tracts o< land ; i Tract •‘No. 1^- All that tract of i land In the Cuunty and Stale afore- Uaid. mdn^urirtg and containing Two Hundred and ’Eighty-fly* (285j n«;lins Jones. Stt- acres, more or letls, bounded North Irene Williams. b» lands of G. W. F^k. W. D Ben- *; M ASTER’S S ALES FTXTE OF SOUTH CAllOUN\. County of Colleton. In Commn'h Pleas Beanfoyt Bask.—Plaintiff H C Jones Plaintiff. Lizzie Till. * nl - Defendants Notice oi . PnnHiant to the terms « v *he de cree in. the above entitled cause, T ** nill sell at public outcry, for rash. In front of th*. court house in Wal ter boro. <!. C. during the legal hours of s- 1 r n the fitst Monday in December, next, same being Ihe 2nd day thereof''.the foljou/iiu describ ed real estate. To-Wil: All tbat certain TMer-e. parcel or vs. \melia Jones. Janies Jones, Eliza beth Davis. CornrjHus Jones. Su san Stenhens. Mamie Brown. Berry Murdanch,j*i>M a nd Lodce Mercantile Company. Edward jffurdanuh. Nelson Bry-j E as t by lands of Ida fH^hardnon: art. Beii Bryant. Ruth Bryant, -©nth by lands of Mrs R. A. Owens, i cinX Urvant. Annie Brvant, jp n d West by lands of \V. L. Warren. M.’m'e .lone* and Edward ■ Jon/s. | Tranl No. 2. All that tract of- Defendants \X j land situate in the County of Ram- Pi.. ■'-’ to decre^in the above | het g. State aforesaid.^(measuring an-1 » ”!itle.l » * m-hi pell at public | containing One Hundred Acres, more outcrv to the JiYabesi l/dder for | ©r less, and bounded on the North er.sh on salesday in December. 1917 iJ»y ’•*nda, Hf Paul Kearse: 7on. the being Monday, the seconrX day ©f aid month: All >he* certain tract of land situ /Vlletoi j her© rnd Cross Swrivn. East bj’ lands ©f W. H. Connellv; ©n the South tyv lint’s o/ G. S- Sb*»w. ind on the West by lands of Elsie Kinard. Tract No. 3. All that tract of •and In Colleion countv, South. Car- containing j nlina, containing about three acres. FOR SALE—Chenn for cash., larc** sound mule Will ( work any where Waltetboro Ice 4: Fu«I x Company'. - FOR Z4ALE—X. C. Ihan-ste. sound, first clrss TVeanuts Will sell i? market price W. H. Norton. Walterboio, S. C.- / tf. / y. / FOR SA1.E—Ore wide' tread Rig Four Overland, car In evcellcn* order: two e*tr» tires. electrl'’ lights eoniplete. Will accent rot- ton !n pavment a* 30 cent* per pound The chance of a lifetime for- some one. I. M. Fishbtirne. FOR SALE—One young -mule, four years old. one wacon. good a* new. 100 bushels corn and other farm Implements. Apply to J. F. Riaher. \floute 2. Walterhoro,, 5*. C . or A: J Rlsher, 29 Radrllff' Place, Charleston. 11-f-2tn bighua;./ .'’bout' *>0 aercs cleared: .* room house with barn, stables, etc.-, Ir W.-lterbojo scbttol di» trict Easy reach of splendid Hit b school and strong church •< and/iirt'day schrsyls Ba’p* ist. Meth od is!. ^Episcopal. ' Preshtterian. Catholic Near court honsJ* Porulation of town about 3.00i», Near railroad . amf depot, cotton glnnrry. oil mill, grist and feed mills, doctors ’and dntg stores Good read, to town.’ Ready mar ket for all produce An' ideal idace with all the advantages of town and country. Get. where you offerfm should he the rrsiilt of th© meetings. » Hcbejlnled. Meetings. The following meetings are sche duled for the renif intlcr of the cam paign.' Others will be held If the school district chairmen make the reqrtest in time of.the county chair man or the chairman for speakers. Negro meetings as scheduled las© week will be held’. These' meetings are for whites: . Hendersonville (Methodist church) Friday. X I’. M -D. B. Peurlfoy. Bor.d.'dde (School building.)-Frl- O W V At* C*..k^«k1> > Momjitft. ipg* wil cm educate yptir children and day, 8, If M.— W. W. Smoak. rive votir family better advan-‘ Dry Branch (School house) Thurs- taces. (Price reasonable and tertiM 'day. 10 ,V. M7~P- L. "Smith. I , Merging* Sunday Moral 2. 1 also have a 209 acre farm on same road 1-2 mile from I'own. wfth 5'room house, and outhouses About 1*10, acres cleared with stiinips out’Of about 129 acre* Well drained Would cut off 199 rcres if desired 3 A1fo : ’ 8 farm nn ^jumbla speaker. George toad. Four room hottS", vVeslpy Cblpel M. P, Howell. Ashton Judge Penrlfov. Smoak and Co- i The folloWtUg meeHpgs will he held Sunday morning, Nov. 17, at 11 o’-clock f Shiloh Uj^GIvens. \ Wlggln# E T H. Shaffer. Patch R. M Jefferies. >dge D B* Peurifoy and C.o- and onthouaeS. Two barns. About 22 senes I are © _ , J ,,ra r P,i i Smoaksr'- W. W and stumped an^fred Touches 1)in , bia ^peaker- Peurlfoy. i pine 1 Grove L. B. Houck -X I Wi11iam*Z\H. S. Strickland geese and turkeys. Will run res-! u ^tFD—Everv farmer in Uolle-; ro, " ni, ’ ia WANTED WANTED—To buv chickens, eggs. *©wn honndr\>i Ja« E Walterborq. "S, C amt taurant at fair and need »b«**e «t ' ^pects to plant Wsb po- 1 , ' U ' ,e Swamp once. T. J. McDaniid. t a t/> 0 * to see me. I have seed an! Guen. b * r -r.<- ft>r>rt ^rjjj contract for f. ' Rtiffin o. h. price. P. M. Yarn. Walte-- tf. WANTED. FARM LANIWi—Improv ed and unimproved farm land? \, nr ,, and farma wanted At reasonable, nrlces. If interested write me nt FOR RENT—Twq. store roo'u*/ once stating prices and acreage of one for garage and one for mer- farm. . Address L. S. 5 Rlgham. , ehandise. See me for parUnt- Box 487. Florence. S. C. ll-8-2t lar* ' C. GrefforT. Walterhoro. tf. Rev. W. B. Mc- Ool. Jr.s G. Padgett. Drs. Creek W. E in (». rang WtlHs. Hudson’s Mill H. M/ Black. Tahor Church—Louis Padeett. Pine Grove. Baptist church. *'* a. K. I,. Fishburoe. Other Meetings. one hundred and seventeen (117 L ! plore or te*s. and bounded on the - -- nted in Brorton to**nship^.Xd4!eton tract Of land situated ip^the county j „ OMr , M . S t a | 0 rxforesAid. lyiqB be- t- .* StikU. rueasur- . w . Af , n roa( j running to Walter- Inr rn-* er-«t-i«e(ne One Hundred add Nlpetd-'(l-9o» acres, more or l**®*. bq • tfi lands nos or Isfe . 90 re« niore/ir 1 —s. and bounded on North b.e lends of L I. Richardson; 0l J Sipeath. es'ate Dem-j -.'.i-tj, rr „t ►rv-Tards of J.;»'e % f hv lands of MIks Otfve Folk; lands of Julia ^ p^eher. deeee-*i; < ’or*h bv lan-’ /?nit> bv lands of Mrs O. P. Folk. 7 > ! 'te-. ■’•>Wes* !.^ dands of F land West by lands of Mrs.' Owens .!*♦' r .»'*-<■» or ^iXlaurth. as sPowwrfJy a plat - Ter^us ©f sale. CASH; purchase!* . lyihe and be-1 tttade byL H Yarn, st-rvev it© p;i\ for papers. I «. M. JEFFERIES. A Smith o *»-*» ? »* *■ - of 1-ud situate t» tbe er-s-ity and St: te afore-j or 0 f ^.,, r Dccmib—J1885. mf-g'.e-ing and containing I Term* of >ale. CASH: purchaser ,t© n>'* v for napers "* ”1 - . T©hn Hio r ® DvBo's and l Xl^iftJHWta f$J | ac®ef. ^ ore or less bv r ‘** o f ^ e-*aX TVtrbev Du ltd *. \ M’ellirn. Henry Waltcfboro. S. C . Nc’> Master. 1? 4 1918 R M. JEFFERIES , Master. Walterboro 15 C , Nov 12 1918. — Sun ct /oa,r Dye. a pe-fect dv at. Klein’s. I —• -• ..r-— j Dry 1 ’‘ranch, negro meetings at Voimc lady: -l.k Hi.’. ,>'*«' *•«•"' «r (Wkl 1h-lr houar. Thnr«t.y. 3 >rcain color cow with n ' •Minn, crumnled horn*. Betwer-n tw© ' M«;Cuen Branch, negro meeting, at and three yer.r'5 old Reword 'if church. Thursday night, 8 p. m. D. TCturned to • I v Rlsher, W>Ber- L. Smith. bera R F. D 3. 11-4-2t/ Colleton, Sundav 2:39 p. m.- - D. 11. r. . /i.'.j. r.v’• C lumbla speaker. m.-— WANT El School education.*to work In news i naper office. Pleasant trurround- - Ing*. Prppianert nosition 4P right ; party/ No experience neeex?^r\- .y>plv -in person of In own Iraml Vf '9 .J# *8) writing at once to The Beaufc^^ ta^ spot*I**"'jtt*. ^^.'^nday ^T ...zt ', . eau o , . , . bird dn- wrtih sore *m right w (•' v'illi * WANTED—1 Iverv *ariner in Colie, ton roupfv to know tha* we rep-*, re«r-nt the Armour Fertilize- < Works, of Atlanta, (ffie of th" ; • largest fertlRzer work* In the United Stages We/ have vc\«-u ■ slaughter housM from which we 1 bind foot Rev. 'Ion 'leading to tt® re<... - 'Av- . Uhrbnrfft. S c 11 r. ’ * >M flEt.lWIVG Next wen-k :! t further--noHeo we will enlv two day* each *» k T! > ••avs w*ll he Tue:d:i ©nd Tl)”r. HP receive our blood, hone, tankar- j . and garbage, to make our aruonia | ^ " C Sa «' ndt " We hare sixt/ different grades ♦© \ WANTED—^harc cropp< r seF*et from, I* M Anra and *-• fwo horse farm. \opR M Flshburne. Walterhoro. * tf. ; Roger. Wslterboro. R.* 2 i for g*e • o I M 11-12 2p St. !’ ' \. M E. church, Wal- t .'l..’ ■ * nHay. Nov 18. 8 p. m.— 7 •’ . . TV” J S. McLemorp. Ws’tertKvro Being. Canvassed. •eU ly'-t /.u’ Walterhoro *o, * *(*'e -oing to press Is $1,991.75 :• d ihe r v!lov <nc Indies are still at «.>.k; Mi V M Witsell. Mrs. E. U Jones. Mrs. U L. Fishburne. Mi. H. S. Anderson. They will Subtle*? put Walterhoro over by nichti. ' ' , IX. .. s / ■t