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■h VV” / . 1’Ti V. VOL- 41. WAI/TERBOKQ, S. C. -WEDN HBDAY, DECEMBER 4i s 1918. NO, 2 nin coiiEmi cow riiiir i n OPEN OlllES 10 PUBLIC ON BIG PRICES ARE rv KRAUSE SHOWS PAID FOR LAND {itatw* that no doea not think theiv rOITR PAYH NKXT WKEK OF KM-] physician fqr ]tho Roard of Health. • JOYMKNT. PKOFTT AV1» IN- tmiUC^nOBi WITH W lJi »MM>- UKAM OF OOOP THINtW. Mast^’o SaK^t ou, Momla> lie,Milted l.arue . Ag|i*‘K^ti«»(i FQR THE FAIR f 0 —* - . j »rf Tenud At- Captain Ravenel •» Killed In France. In Setting New High ' Value*.. BIG VICTORY PARADE WILL BE WEDNESDAY A Hundred Aut4*nio».U. H Oomratt*! , la Victory Color* and a Thousand People on Foot Exported to t eh- hrat« Victory of Our Armif*.. The tenth amua! I:’.!*: f '.r tV‘ Col leton CounC Fa as.-vat»i t v'iii i»e held niftt week, the iMte* openin g n Tuesday mominc at .h o'rloek.for the (list day’s prOKi..rt.VTheie’ w:M t>e four full days of pleasure, prolit and solid enjoynenf. three oi thepa far the whites and one for the he- rroea Every prospeet points to a sueceusful fair, and it is expeeted that every buil|IinK will be filled with choice exhibits of tho produc** and reaourcefulnesa of the people of the bewt county tn South Carolina, .with a future which Just now i* ex ceedingly bright and . full of hope and promise.. The attendance at this fair 1* e'P‘*<' tr d 1° surpaaa any of the previous fairs held. v The State fair wan called off on account of an # epi demic of inllueoxa. and the Orange burg fair waa rained out so the peo ple of this section of the Rtate hare had no fair to attend. By next week the effects of the heary rains will have disappeared and the weather, rt tn expected, will be. ideal- \ The different departments of the fair will be up to their usual high standard and many new featnrea will s tractions-—All Now Feature* » ' * ■'» and tlean. o. * . \«‘Wf has be -n rrtel oJ of tlse death in batt.e in Kr;»nc.» November 10 of Capt. The-wlore Hullo^e Reveq- , el. Jr., tlie son of Theodore R. lte\- erel. pii» h..s for men*- yeanf bet-u Lone orS^'e Ihirest rk ** «»f trill be any danger'of contracting In-^ - South C »y l».«a on the l.Miit'v ant lltienza at the fair. He says: “Th.* The largest crowd assembled in Secretary Smbak visited the. Combahee[rivers. Ilu’ situation is well-in hand and ex- quite a while was present in the Kraus<t CreAt?r Shows in Charlea- CanfT li^Venel was one of the first ists only in ob<> or two small sec- court- house Monday af noon. when t ton last night, and on his return ♦o volunteer^ u* the graining campt at tions of the county. I consider con- Master Jefferies began the sale of ! W^dterboro this morning he said Fort OgfhU^rope and there was ap- ditions now as nearly hormal as they the several tracts of land advertised i that he was sure the people of Col- pointed first lieutenant. He was as will be during the winter, and thp for stale. The crowd seemed Jo be leton county would be delighted signed to the lltith Machine Oun typo o^ influenzal nothing more than land hungry and when the biddinc with the shows. They will be, far. Jtattallon and went to Franc* in that the usual La Grippe which is more began the prices were such as to superior to any ever showing at the edpacity. A letter from him. written or Less prevalent every winter./ 1' cause a mild sensation. \! fair, and can be recommended as November »?. stated that he had been do not rontjider that there is *any The first tract was 37 1-2 acre* ln\c|ean and wholesorhe. The merry- Prorootexl to^a captaincy. He leaves danger of contracting the disease at the cas*‘ of Miss Ida M. Fishburne the fair, or at least no more danger vs. A. W. Marshall, which was bid thX Terris than exists over the county from tho in by J. O. Remarks, attorney, for .swings. ' - travel and gatherings now iK ing S710. » * , ! Mr. \K'rause sttV* his plantation held. In my_opinion'tbis should noi Forty acrt*s in the ease of T. R. shew is the best he has ever ear- J interfere at all with the attendance Canrady vs. H. F\ Cannady. was ried. Tire busy'city and other tent- , ‘ (, umng late Monda> afternoon piirrhaseil by M. I’.. Howell, attorney,’ ed . itraetions are all good. . f {°tn hunting Walter R^fenhaugh s™ ' s ! u>l Hgsken Muoak in the leg .<o> CROSS ROLL CALL SKAXJND ANNUAL MEMREIUStW CA.Ml’.AJGN FOR THIS C OUNTY FROM RKCEMWKR HIXTFTiN TO nmnd i« a very fine- one. as atte “ widow and two small children, wheel, the whip and Th,> Now » and Courier. I.EC, AMIT TVrV:i» / ;»t the fair." . * ' • Exhibit*. Should l>e in Early. Secretary Smotik urges all exhib itors to have their exhibits at tie* lair grounds *jf possihio on Saturday of ilits week.' If this Is not possible then bn Monday,, when the entries will close, except for live stock ami perishable vegetables, which may b v * sent in by ft o'clock Tuesday morn ing. He asks that all Walterboro exhibits be entered on or before Sat urday in order to avoid the usual for $100. - The free acts at the fair will con-. A , . - v In tb<* case of f». H.* Wiehman vs. si.<i of a sensational high dive, an I n !"* 1 ut ^ .. t 1 ,a, Uas amputated a lapre sensational ' loop-the-loop aHoye .the Itnee at the LsUorn in-' Tmo imiformed bands will fi.rnlsli 'f rn,ar >' .T h< * »‘‘denliat.gh an ubumjahee of mnsir. »•«' ^>s it was aceidental. 1^ sax . i'.miya O Taylor and TV-.- .L Taylor, for tlie store and lot formerly oc cupied hv Taylor’s, th - price paid TWENTY-THREE COLLETON EXPECTED TO HAVE 2,000 MEMBERS tTiairman K. .1,. Fi*4iburne Anxious To Enroll at l«a«t T«x> Tlwaisaad Members foil t'hristmw. Red ’ V I tYoss MemtH'rH'Mp Roll. w;is $r..U>0 by* E. I.! Fishburne, at • shews are plax'iOg to packed crowds* t ‘ , ‘ waN wi»lkinc backward and trip in Charleston, and will be here Sun day for the wick of the fair. torney. ' , ' / M. r Howell, attorney, bid in for W s M. Smoak for the tract of —^ —— 30 acres in the ease of Sallie Dan- Willis ids .vjju- Inez Daniels. In the case of Reaufort Rank vs. crowding on Monday with its delays j® h 0 ^°" Kh * J, --a v-.Kivw,—, ..... D y w ' w * ^uiith. Jr., for 5*00. Makes Earnest Appeal Smo . ak ; pcd. so falling that the.gun was «Us- charged. He is ahout 15 years ot while Haskell is only eight. Th • little fellow ^iaj doing nicely. He is a son pf Mr. and Mrs. \V M. tTIAFI.IN DAVIH <N>MIN«i HOME and confusion. Exhibitors may us:* Padgett A Moorer. attorneys, pur-»i The following open letter to the , the freight or express marking th * (r 1 59 arro t ’ rjM 4 t in ^ superintendents of all Sunday Pbaplin Davis, son of Mr. and exhibits to W. W. Smoak, secretary. of ^nj5 am f; r< ^ n Vfl utchurd Green schools In the county Is sent The;'** r V'*-• J* • ^ >aTt8, who lH a ra^tnber Walterboro. 8. C. , Special CoacbeN ou Tralna. for $RB0. I Press and Standard by Presid.-ui! the^ S. A. T C. at Vv efford C5oP H. C. Jones vs. Amelia Jones, et WMHs with a. request-that it be Kir- has decidiHi folium to his The railroads will furnish addi- ( si, D. S. Godley paid $4,005 for 11,' tional coaches for the aecommoda acres in Broxton township, tlon of those desiring to come to the lilt acres la the case of L. E. Hill fair by train. The same schedule as vs Ansley K. Smoak. wu >»d In by -l* 8 * week. / , prevailed a year ago win be haid thta the plaintiff for It.tOO. | Cottagevllle. 8. Nov. 30., 191*. o " « ral months The htgheat prim paid for a*y Dmr Mr. Bupertntendeat: / 4 sold tn the '*asc of I. K. Folk.). I mailed you a package of lttera-.|v* *************** 1, 285 acres, bought by C. tl. Mears t«re oa the needs of th^ghildren of ^ rT A CCTITTVi'TY A fYCJ ^ en a conspicuous place, minua the | h ? me now than patent medicine headlines myster- mustering out Of the members ou tously sandwiched into his' "head” ** ayl * r y brother. Frank lin; is now in France where h 0 has mark the exhibits to be made. The Mr| Dor| Dee Walker, assistant program arranged presents a erne- honie demonstration agent, will be dule of events, each of which will by Miaa Haddon. of Charlea- Se full of interest, to every person ^ and MjM 3^^^, of jasper attending the fair. Tuesday- opening day. has b automobile day, and on Colleton county matomohile associa- c A j|| C p adt i en year. * . - Judges to be at Fair. Judging the exhibits at the fair is quite a Urge undertaking. This fOT • 10.028. Tract No.' 2, 100 year there will be a number of cap- &cre * wa * ^ **' How ***. able Judges to pin on the blues and attor ®®f* to * $4,000. Tract No. 2 reds. Dr. T. M Scharlock*; of Char- f on ^ ,n I ln * “ re «' was purchassd lesion, will again Judge the poultry/ bJr ^ Richardson for $100. LIKTTT. HYRNK ARRIVKti FOR SALE Puesday. the co ' ln judKlnR the WO mans and and . of ,heir 8 ° n - Lleut * W/i North America. d< f cnated t ; ; .canning club exhibit. State Agent Z Wi !i ^ t0 h® iV\ < > that day the L L Dakt . of lhe boyB cora rlubl ,. learn that he has arrived safely over- dr*s by their C ARfinria* • rtvan with his rnmmiiTwl T.imr vou will show t Armenia and Syria. , 1 wish you */CLASSIFIED ADS would look over this and see how **♦♦*****♦<:**** great the need of thpoe children and people are and Lhen pass on to your school the facts of their need. Then / we want you and your school to plan.’ FOR SAI.lv—2 49 acres of irood farm ing land 2 1-2 miles of Waltcr- boro, well timbered and abun dance of wood. Chefin for rash. Apply to J. C. Nettles or L. R. Houck. Walterboro .12-4-2tp. district agrlcul tion will be organized Wedn.e«day ? ’ D K<lbertaon of H.vrnr won a commission at an of has been designated as Victory Dav. Hanip|0|J and D j McAlhauey. of 8 tra ' nin « camp severalyfclhnth and this dty will be made noteworthy ^ George, will judge the liye stock by the immfens^. Victory parade - an d ^rtcuRurtl exhibits. which is' planned. Thursday has been «*•( Asid** as .Live ‘S'ork /"Dav and th** ftolletou'fbuhti Stock association will I*,* y-ri-anized. This organization Will 1> y * r**T>o?ed of th** progressive live stoi'V powers in tho coUtvfy. Friday is a fnR program W-t n arranpe-l for this d; v. *T^re fa\r will Hose af Uralim* Show/* in ('.liarlestmi. for a Chrlstmaa offering for these needy starving children. In this The friends df Mr. and Mrs. B. G. you will Jolh the other schools of Your school can from one to ten chtl- Christmas offering if seas with his command. Lieu of ago. / class should undertake the support — - Jr- of nr \rnu*ufan orphan for one *t IMinwfrrw ,no “' w*> have a pient> iiiciiiuuist iviiniMtrs // tni( and a . (> Bhou i d b ,. w.nmg •.» _ ^ * «1 I <1J It 1 »> t ^ Lit 1111 (I I»r vylllltlL, tty Krause Greater Shows, which will LeaVC lOf CoDfcnPIlCf' - s hare some of it with the:;** starving be at the fair here this week showing t week> Charlei are os ton. The newspapers couipllmoftt the day.-an V high class shows which coJjTprise the carnival company showing thore. t/r this day’s.prof rat* :i Program Baptist “f > Tr"' m n 'r:'L„/' \ - • S. S. Convention The officers’and shpenntendents of the ' fair, - a««octatio*. who have had the matter of arranging for this Thc to i|, jW j n>; (be program for Rev. J. B. Pabsser, Hendersonville; fair actively In charc^ are as i n I- 4|ht . u^piiat sSunday School conven- Rev. E. F. hoggins. Smoaks; Hev W. T. Reder ). Organia Rec«w>N nization. m. Praise service, Jas -J-/~ - ••Not mi.i/ r . tows: Col. Jas. <J. PaWcett. presi t j on v^nich will he held with the dent; M. H. Hioit and w. H. \ariT. u,.ij d erponviIle Baptist church Fri- jr Everett, vice presid«“n'ts; \\ . Vt Hmoak. s**c- Di*cember J^th: • retary; E. I). 1 remarks, assistant see- j j a> m . preachiug by Rev. J M rotary and treasurer: Jofin D.. GUv *; Graven, bg, superintendent: M. Hi Hiott. R. . t2:00 t'iNHIott. Jas. G Padgett. John D. 1:()0 Glover hud I. M. Fishbtufne. exeeh- 7;00 p Uve cqtnmittoe. Tiie depart men; , per o'Q U i n superintendents are; Horses an-! mules, R C. Hiott. Ro.ind: eatile. _ A; A. Patterson. Jr.. Walterboro: i^sponse. Prof. Clemson (Wris. ^8ulliva swine. E. A/xMarvin. White Hall: So i 0 v| rs .Smith Turner, poultrv, S. P. GOydvrin. Walterboto.-j ‘ , |>| s< .,| M | 0 n. "Relation of agricultural. F.. Wv/llisher. Walter- to church." UeY- boro: canning club work. Miss Em- ( .Satutxlay. ft:3t) s m Praise service, A. C - / , -4 children and mothers. MaY Go*! p j , . lay this on our hearts and may w • The ministers of/fbo ifethodisl M»spond »fdeqiia,tely*wh4d> He speak** denomination an*' this w ek attend- Out* (JiMstmas giving to Jeaeh■ ing the annual cdt/fen > m^* which i-- other should Jv simple an in-, •ng held in Orangeburg, TFiis will expensive so that we can give mor/f Ik* in session th/ough. Sunday, af- ‘tit help save these starving child ter which the assignments will h* Surely what-t’hnst said applit read. Thc mem hers of Eds church usmuch as >> did it unto one from this county lire as follows: least of these ye did it unto liev. E. H. l/eckham, Walterboro; * Yours tor service. -V , wSe. WILL 18 Fill out card and mail it for lu- the taiigh, I^/dge; Rev. D. Unffm; Rev. Paul K supply of literature for whole school t'rosby. who has been taking Rev OTATION FOR LETTERS OF AD Geo. K. Why's place at Cottagevllle • MINISTRATION i RETURNER 1 STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA County of Colleton. The gmnd jury at tn,. U. S Dis Ry g. Albert Beach. Esquire. Pro- Irict -Court in Chariest >.r 'estertay I hat«. Judge. / Welcome address, ReXJ. W HH- returneiu a “no bill” in th-* case ot ' . Whereas, David Sally made suit ton \ \ the United States vs. Mrs. \nn-e t 0 me to grant -ty.m letters of Ad- charged with- using the ministration of the estate and effeefi mails i/nproperly. . ~ i. / - .. The .second-'annual'*-' lied Cross Christ mas Membership Campaign ' has b<?i*n announced for December v Mith to December' 23rd. at which time there will be given an oporp- tuiiity for. every Atiiyrican In every corner of the world to Join the Red / CybsS; so that it may be known that th^ whole nation at liotHe and abroa-1 is iinanimously 1dentill<*d as a part, of the movement. _> Peace has com*, but .even with pi-ace, let tto fine suppose that the work of the Ited Cross is finished. Millions of American soldiers • are still under lyrms. Thousands of them are sick or wounded. The rasualtv lists published by the nowspapew of the country show this every cUj Owing to the shortage in shipping, x it may take a year or more to bring our hoys home from France, but whatever the time of their return * home the Red Cross must continue Us work of service until the normal life of peace can be resumed. - Our soldiers and sailors are en listed until the Commander In Chief tells them there Is no more work for them to do In the war. Every American citizen should become en rolled In the American Red Cross ns a member, and should thereby show to our returning soldiers .and sailors that to care for 4hetr health, welfare and happiness is vitally important to us. ‘ The Red Cross and Us mem bers are enlisted fbr no lees a per-od than are the soldiers and sailors, v. E. L v Fishburne is ehairmtin of the Christmas' Meniehrship Rod - miles »om \Val*i rb *ro on the St ! Cross Roll for Colleton county, tn Goorce road Also a one-horse ap interview this morning ill* stated wagon. Ira L -Rislitrt, Waller-i.t^iat Divf-'ion Headquarters expect boro. Root** < 12-4-2tp. ed a iri* nitw*.iship of at least -, two /Jlioiipmid fiotiY.Colleton. The pnpti- RAIjB tourink ear lation '«t the cottnty is aliout io.uuo ! . y biHlv; no.-man top. pra* so^that this goal\hould b« easy to i «all\. u # v\. nitxli 1 in yijpd. siftion o! tfcM v wu: will reveal .•onrl/Vrin not hv.n/ r;ni lVl dollar; those U^HirinK to *ut>~ yj* Sh(» p ih-. I rir<- fTtMion sen he tii the Red Cross Magazin** Address, ( W. G,l/»ver. All J.aw- : VVt) | paJ two whidh iH^Jude, membership. • • /T The need Ini a full membership in' the Red Cross is most pf<*tisjng Tin* cesatlon of the war* will reveal a pietare of misery *<urh ae c Xh*y world has never si**n liefore, es- Peeialiy in the many countries which cannot help themselves. The Ameri can people will expect the Red Cross to cmitiiKie to act its'their'agent tn repairing brokrti Spirits and broken bodies. It cap only do so success fully if the American people slant behind it. { /- ni<K N’aiional Tuberculosis asso- J FO /« n<j* /8t . Ch: rle&tbq. S. C/ 2tp /V , x \ ■ EoK s\|,E—Cheap foj cash, larg* sound mu IP. Will woik-xany- | i«m.f -v aaf ojoqj.*i|rw ajaipe | Companr. if, * /■ ’ \ . FO’t —X. C Peanuts, sound. I first class peanuts Will «.*ll at , niar k<-t pri<-»- W H. Nbrt«m. j Walterboro, S. C 'tf WANTED W A NTElv-^-Ten - bushels hlaek waT’l. nuts S«h* I M Fishburne, at ! elation/ which has conducted an an- ''Meri'hants Bank, | nua] sale of tlie Red Cross Christ- Sllnday W'altet ma Jane Yarn. Smocks an«l Mrs Geo. K Way. Walterboro. woman'* ii< 1 partment. Mrs. F P Wichman. Walterboro; Floral. M r s. Paul r>an tiers, Ritter j racing. Cleveland-^an ders. Ritter. It. H. Wichman. Wal Federal Quarantine Lifted in County mi nisi: of Calloway Spell These are. therefore, to cite an*l * admonish all i.nd aingiilat the kin (ired and Creditors of the said ►’alio way SpcIJ. deceased, that they l>- and appear he for,, me. in the Court Breland. . . Probate, to he held at WaPc*-- 10:00. Discussion. "What Can Federal Agent Dr. 7.. C. Royd.horo. S. C.,'on the. 17th of Decem- be Done to Maintain a Regular At-, states that an erroneous impression brr next. afteV nbhlieation hereof. * u " has gotten out that South Carolina , at n o'eioek in the forenoon^ to has Ire-n entirely freed of the rat-; hbow cause, if any they have, why- tendance in f h** v ... .... Rural Sunday terboro/ W. 8. Marv.n. Ashepoi^. 1>r j H juker. .. aegro departnteut. Rev. W, T. Fra \ ii;00. Address on Sunday School tie tlek. and as a consequence the the said administration should not rattle in this county would-not hifre* bp granted. *ier. ^ alterl>oro. Season Tickets May be Had. work. Julius Dodd. The admission this year will b*- Recess. „ . 7 : OH p. m Praise -service, D. W. H. J 60 cents for adults and 2f> cents tor ^ \,qt|e9 > '\ rhildren. Season tickets may be Ha l , Solo, MY.**. O. A. Speights, for $2 no Which Will entitle the hold Discussion^ "Importance of Ret sr to admission to the fair grounds j,. r Quallfie*! Teachers." Rev. J P at any time, anl as many times ax tiiaham. desired. These may be had prior to .Sunday. 'the fatr. or at any time during th** ( p.jj© a ni. Prais^ service f*ir. These tickets were verv popu- Givens. I* r last vear and it is thought thev mtoo. Sunday -school mass meet- trill be much used tbit 1 year. fug. by superintendent. Negroes May Come Any Day. ; , ILtiO. Convention SermOp. Rev Th« fact that Frldav has been s«»» \v l*- McCuen Xtide as Negro Day does not mean that they may not come any dav They will be weleomed every day of ♦he fair, and it is hoped that many hand, this 3rd i Anno Domini. 1th and 11th If* 11. in Th- to be dipped arain. Dr, Boyd say) c;iven und/r mj this snplieH to intra-state shipments. dPV of -D^emb,-, and that the cattle of Colleton will i<)ig have to b P dipped again next yea.’. Published on th* ns this county Is not entirely .fre • ,, ny ^ of Heremher from ticks. He fbinka. however. an) , .q, an d„nl { that only a fo*v,- dippings will h- \i.her T aLArjl reede*| m most/Meetlons of the ooun R M)ba ,,. j vl dce. Colleton County tv if carefully done. ( ;' / / * - HI'UbTER’H RPfH FRtrT CAKES CAPTi JONES VISITED HOME , NOW KEADY FOR SHIPMENT Farmers and Walterboro v 12-4-2t. | mas Seals for many years past ha* WANTEI*—Teacher for Cedar determined abandon th** Christ Branch school. *o l**-gin work nt mas seal caifipgtgn fot this year and once. $50.00 p-r month. Apply to unltlffoh-the - Red Cross Christ to Z .1 Kralix. Chrm. Roard of mas Roll talk* Trustees, J.*»dgo. S. C. 1-1-27-2tp ^ To ’insur,. sfipport of this work, 'h*' War Council of the Red Cross .1 ■ , . V ar T r , , , n s 0, b a « appropriated over two militn-. on who expects to plant IrW. p*> do|laiH f< „. miH-rc,Rosts work.,, tatoes to see me. I have seed and ha'rreJs, and will contract for LI,' . ., . o h price B M Varn. Walter | l n k 0 ^‘‘ , 1 »h a « ™lcton may not haro I tall behind, f hairmnn Fishburne is ' | making arrangements through tho f O/VI auxiliaries of the - Walterboro Chap iUEM/A 'ter of the Red Cross, and through l.ftST—■About two weoka ago from 1 ° ,hrr ,,M ' ul 8 ‘‘ 0 ,har Ehrhardt. on* i.iack and tan ‘’ vor >' P“ ,w>n * ^ iv “ n ^vorutnl- hound, with very long ears. R.-i 1 -' ,,f bef ' ori ‘ inK . a nu ' ra ^ r * ward if retum«*d to F land, at Ehrhardt. A -- - .. ... NOTICE H. Cop*- 12-4-2tp I FOR RENT I'Olt RENT—Thr*o rooms with NOTICE! All persons are forbidden to ®f tljem may avail themselves of the wftoy or in any way in tresp opportunity of attending-every day. ih«> Mauldin tract of land. w‘ Schools and th*- Fair. he-r purchase*! by us. Superintendent of Education DURHAM 6 DURHAM, •''trirkland states that he^will noiji*-« 3i / Smoak/. Roue 1 declare any particular day as a gen -* ——-—*/ ^ral holiday for the fair, but that! die trustees of any school may set *CapL Howell C Jones, wnior can I f.-iii^ at The Citadel, was at home th- lalt*.r part of the week for a tw-< iy'ays’ furlough, having just r*-turn />d from a training camn in Virginia where he spent two weeks in prepar •u: ,Hlion for an officer’s commission on This camp was discontinued at th- Vh has end of the war. and Capt. Jonea d«* cided to return and homplotf his course at The Citad**!. I Not :he ordinarv common kin . hut real, genuine "Fruit Cakes’* that have already added glory to the fn moos Hubsters ►C’akcs, and make- them the most talked of rake tn town Get vour order in now *E HURSTER • >1 ATTEND l\ #: COURT Notice is hereby given that de- ooslt book No 5 of the Farmers and modern; conven!, aces. Apply to vierchants Rank, savings depart- Mrr .1 »* Rainey, \A alterboro. 1 m<in |. | n | bt , nRn) ,. of L. R Raysor.*- ^ C / ^ 11-27-2t | 1Jia b een lost or destroyed. The un \OTIf«! — _ ; There arp^fieveral witness and EXAMINATION NEXT WEEK i iurorti Jrfim this county ^tending '■JLlie ••xamination for flilmi; the va- Hift d^ssion-* -*»f the H. S. Disfrict cancy in th,» Walterboro postotlicp.'Coitrr*at Charleston .this week FOR RENT-Two store room*, one foj^-jfarnge and on* for ruer- ??*•*• me for g.irttcii x^Tars C. Gregory. Walterboro tf. STOLEN—Some one ha*- taken from my trunk a gold watch and blaHr jet chain, formerly belonging to / Col Edwar/b* Reward for re- dersign**d will apply for duplicate book J W. L A RISC Y. Administrator of the Estate of IT !L Raysor, Deceased 12-4-31 Walterboro. S C.. Do, 4, lft1«» VOT1CK! turn to Mr® Walterboro . G •side any day for the school to visit We deliver grbeeries on Tuesday, will be held at Charleston pn AVisd- E. 11. Moor** and W W. >ckefman *he fair. He states that he liopes Thursday and Saturdays. No de- nesdav of next week. TJbefe will nr emembers of th* grand lurv. J •very teacher and pupil In the conn- livery on small packages that can doubtless be several apfilicants for M Moorer. Esq . and .P R Bonn ty may he able to attend on* of the he carried^ln the hand. this position 1 fov. Eso . are there gs attorneys Jnn T) E«1 ward-*. ’fhe creditor* ot the estate of- 1‘ Emma H v Williams. \l* ceased,' are , • O' " hereby notifl**d to render to the un NOTIC’E! ilersigned executor, at Ruffin. S. 0 . Thn* /<n the day of l»«*ceia- ! an itemized account of their de her. I'tl'J. I will apply to the-Pro* mands. dnly verified, and all persons t :.ie judre of Coll*"*<,n county for indebted to said estate notified to ft C ANDERSON. $•78 and see what is being done at * ^- . - the fair. t I Mrs v -Allen Ritter reeetviHl a csru Police Ackerman No Danger of ‘•nB’* at Fair I -Hlgheat prices P*id for eggs stathlg that her son. McDonald, has anan and W W Dr. J. C. vonl.oh*. secret ary and and chickens at the Hotel Albert. ^ Arrived eaUly overtieaa. nesdes Sheriff Lucas C. Padgett. Chief of T/*t’ers DirmiHso’-y nf th*- estate of make payment to the said executor. Constable Ruch- H M. Padgett, et hi. minon. Smoak were wit B. R ULMER. Guardian Walterboro. S C. Nov. 15. 1913 H WILLIAMS. U-4-3t - Executor. Walterborb. S. C., pec. A. 1918. f V i AV- j