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AN ADDRESS
At the Last Slaatim
«l tka R> F. D. Canfan A»-
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to ««pr— my
aim m tUs aobjoet, I will fhr«
ftaabrkf MMory of the aenrice,
whet it haw dowe, end whet it ieetfll
WALTERBORO, S C, JANUARY 8. 1908.
NO. 22
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Ǥ afreet 16,000,000
• My Ml.
bee been
from tune to
to motor! ty
Bat etill there
tm
♦tw. aoeetkm How ere
si emton to fet afreet thb bn-
delivery aarvieem this eoonty weald
hardly be preetkaMe at all.
« Thia befror the eae
take the very beet ear
that is poeabie. We ahoOkl toed,
water, and mb down oar stock rev*
uleriy, drive them at a uniform
speed, never atop them oaelemty a-
long the road and then drive Uke
theyankeee were after us to make
oar schedule, this is almost cruel to
oar horses end sore to cut them
down in looks and energy.
Last but not least in our depart*
medt we toould be very genteel in
Is toill in »li oar dealings with oorfeDow-
m off duty ae well as oe duty, in
ordsr that ear patrone will be pm-
fleetly satisfied to send their little
girls to meet us at any time.
I realise that rural carriers are
about as lev, officially, as any of
the government employes, unless it
is a private in the rear malm in the
m hi
to the'
then, 1st of an we
MVW Wttn
thamaotaa
to the latter as it isposrfble
to da. Always using eoas-
. ..w——- snooomge oar patrons
[la the qpbaflding of the roads oar
traverse, tor as tminscaa-
(gtos sstfafartiqn, by running on
over half built poorly kept
dthsr can we give the
over boggy, rough,
roads that is passable for ua
>es«r dry mnooth highways.
keep up
in this rushing age
ms Hve, want and demand
f hast and) ■w ir iev that is
to ha had, whleh domad,
8mn" ia ndng every effort
tohuAma : ifra-
i cor part to pmy.
dBee department pays
i easciereto carry the mefle, end
the people of the
who diaireo the
D. mrviee to keep the roads
towaMQUBffOu*
we should try to get our
to arrange their boxes in
mvsnient places, amber too
too low and extending n
toward the rood
on which they are sup-
in orderthat we may serve
Ifith sot leaving our vehicle,
the department das a rul-
tUs tow, but we must not
idfrs swell hsmf and demand
itoeaasaintotUs mBm
W1NTHROTS hUAT NEED
Bat never the Ism if wears low
officially we can be gentlwnm hi the
truest sense of the word, and as the
Hon. P. V. Degraw mid in Uc
meeeh to the National Rural Chr-
ths ruk s and [xfen and Poetmesten amodation in
Atlanta aoms time ago. .
Spoakiny of the postmsstorm, add
we have got to have postmasters tor
fourth claw postoffioaa hot we hava't
got to have fourth
So brother carriers lets
from this day on to be first dam
rural carriem and the R* F. D. ser
vice will be without doubt on the
upward road to improvement.
A Carrier.
Important Deci
Hod fry
their
ef a ktog, for them is
mspes wno ate NMimsa
to be driven
hm I spook for
tor (Oral car-
Win only
r Mines'* a-
mm that i
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The decision of Judge Geo. W.
Gage, in the case of the Santee
River Cypress Lumber Oo. Vs
Colleton Cypress Co., for speeif-
ic performance of oontract which
was tried here tha last term of
court in December, hm heap AM
with the clerk of M&^frli^ia-
ciakm was in favor of the plain,
tiff and orders that the
at follows: The Colleton Cyprees
Oe., agreed Sept, lith 10M to
cell within e period of 80 days,
their entire holdings in Colleton
County to the Santee River
Oyprem Lumber Oo. for $111,000.
00 Subsequently the Colleton
Cypress Co. cold to another party
Sait was then catered tor specif
ic performance of contract. Judge
Cage in his decision holds that
snbeequent acts of the defen
dant acted as a waiver of the
80 day clause of the oontract aad
that they should, therefore, com
ply. The Matter is authorised to
ascertain and report tha proper
amount now dne.
Smytbe, Lea and Frost aad
G. Padgett warn attorneys for
plaiatiff; H. A. M. Smitfr mid
ioMl aad Qraber for the delsa-
daat.lt
peal trill ba takea.
A decision was aim fled ia the
cam of Alexander vs Uomdea,
faqnriag the defendant to eoafsy
the bract of land dsscrihedia the
complaint to the plamtlff. Ilia
was also suit for Ipccific parform-
afrea.
A G. Fierce Vs Tara,
Byrd aad On, mU ea acoedat.
Mawiatrato ilariiiefi to far nr rf
pUinUtfud
Jndge Gage’e dedstea* rpvmpnm
The
applyieg for temimiim to Wlathrep
College this 1
far leekef 1
the past
ia thsOsB>ae Ij now 48T, tosindUgc
tfram hamdiag ayd ttvtog ia toon.
It is a matfar sf pmt ligmt tfrto
y poor, dssmvmg gMi fail to
gain sdsdsrim to Wmtfrssv aaah
for took efdocmhMf
dationa. Many af tfrs fee
who faii fa pt ia are
•athlete attend any eth
•ad eie tbaa denied ell efrsnee ef
seringa higfrnr eiamtien.
South Oaieikm has provided
donaitory aeoommeintioM far 1400
hnadredyoeng own m its higher
wait In m doing. Why tern hi it
rami aonmwrj MMmmoumoM w
48$ at it*
y mris to
jt damn _
iag a higher edueattm sehoys and
tears ueverr reaeon why they shonld
mesivs equal oaeiliHatfan with the
boys is this metier ef htyharedam-
tkm eed trataing. Tha oemm da the
primary aad elementary teaching lay
the foundation for the cdeocHm ef
the people and they make tee homee
upon which rests the dvilisathm ef e
country. The women ef the State ere
as necessary to its welfare m the assn
sod by every eensidsrstfas of jaatfa%
fairnemyead patriotism, they shoe Id
have sa cqasl shewing with tes mm
far prepecatioa for hfc’s dnties.
Equal eduoabcael eppertnnlHm far
the gvla of the Stole with tfrs beys
iemohaji
end is so asemmry far tee woMkrs of
it ammol he
indiieot, far tee eoHcgm far hope tee
pmt year easoented to $00fiJ>4<M>«
aadfor the eoUefs for girls to $84,
643.70 for ell purposes, iaofading
the new model school, er $26.00 per
capital far the 1*28 boys enrolled
is the collages for boys sad $170.00
per capital for the 407 girls enrolled
at Winthrop.
North Carolina is bow appropria
ting $95,00000 a year toils normal
and industrial college for girls; Ala.
baaea, $96,000.00 a year far fair
years; aad Florida, $102^00.00 a
year for ten yean, exactly the same
aasonat appropriated for the state
college far boya.
The present discrimination fa
giria will
to stand in tfrs tom
whleh mw
the higher sdnmtisn of giris
taepseptomsheap to tea
kx-Govaasr Hayward in a pahlfa
Nov. $81^ 180$,
tfrs smtimmt of the pssyfr
he told, ^ net frsllsvs tfrfld
tea Is
The two Atmiteiiei at Wiatkrsp
now scosmmsdats 4W girls, m thnt,
with 200 man stodmla, we wonM
have only 63* stoditids in ten der-
sutorim end net asosy tern 700 al
together. This would Mt make too
large aeoheol for tectnnghly good
>t
net
A oollegs af 100
torse. It
im M0. Vm-
Ydblfagte In tel
; cmatt every year bstwsm
•00 and 1800 ptedents each. The
Normal sad Matetsl Oollsgs ef
Imkiig any at-
ef
each yeer,in
wflldetfghmi
OOUNTY ELECTION
ADJUDGED VOID
Ihm
at Vi
> to Pet.
>Pm.
Orangeburg. Jen. 8—The eoonty
board of canvassers after spend
ing two days hearing testimony
and erideooe, today declared the
Onlhona county election iUcgal
nail and void.
Tha baaed fa oompomsd of
John 8 Bowman, Jr., chairman;
W B Ifrgtoaad T J Hart
The daoMaa of the board,
which wm nnanimons, fa aafol-
1cvpb
“We find some irregularities in
several book*, anch as voting unt-
side of right pweiait, not de
manding pro jec proof of pay-
moat of hum, ate, but we find
them am not enough ef them ir
regularities to ohuage tha remit
of this etoetioa* “
Wc farther find that about 06
er seem qnaHBed atoctora, sn>
aiding within tfrn man of the
ANSEL REMOVES
TW TREASURER
raotod
1 oonn-
imof
rnreby
John
iftrol-
tanty %
[tienal right
and tea
training far
it to thmff Themleevery ramon far
it, and no goad mteoa agataet it
Jt appears ttyfi a pert of the
appropriation made far High Schools
aadfor the Jemmtown Exposition
will be toned bmk fate the Stele
Tieemry-this ymr. If so, there will
mtheassomep^ortAm^tiaw then
this far—king far this much needed
eddltim to Wintercp.
Are yon, «g me who hm bom
bsaefllidby the proritioe mode at
Wiatkrsp far the htyhsr tdimetion
ef wamm, willing to help year
md do soom-
fa epreprleting far the ysaNf mm of
****•+¥ *
applying far admistim there?
If so, will yen not write tear
e peieooally any or all of yoor
county reproeentftivae in the
Goaerul Amcmbly aad give them
the facts and agreements for
another dormitory for Winthrop
College and have yoor friends
and relatives do the same? what
ever yon one do please do atones,
before the member* of the legis
lature leave for OolnmbU to
attend the seaiioo of the Gener
al aeeembly.
I foal that it ia only
for oar Legislative representa
tives to know that tha woman of
the State need andearne
deairs more aoommodatiom at
Winthrop for them to provide it.
If yon oonld get oar ooaoty
papers to present the matter to
the pablk, it would be ef mate
value.
Will yon pleem forward to me
the replim of yoar rapmmata-
tivm to yoor fatten aad marked
papdm
tea < to
the matter ia tfreir oolnmafl am
very ilseiroas of having this tti-
•Ml MTOpim wWBIXlipt)
of the conetite-
to vote in this elm*
>t teoigpyMfiMmrid elaotow tea roti-
Whymt gin j dents of 4fre proposed now eonn-
ty, while their voting placm ere
without, end the act of the legis
lators relating to tha formation
of new counties does not provide
the mesne or the opportunity to
vote in sash caw. j
“W4 therefore find that ia de
priving them qualified elec tore
of the right to vote the eooetita-
tional provision has boon violated
end oa this ground we do hereby
declare this election null aad
void.**
Ufa ptmamsd that the Oal-
hna county advocates will appeal
to the State board, and
A^yeA eo lifrte
wmnpjy
hnmd tfrgy wifi tehe the
ot in
t bo-
r aad
xm of
Jaao^
in the
l,6fi8i
tonnty
iff the
mk of
*e no
te and
which
bo ae-
L wards
ng to
ig tea
wptivs WE twyv
to year falters aad 1
m of jonr Maty
t any refimars fa m
Iki
•UrtMt]
fa jast aad
that fa
X “- ‘J
A
to
Howaver 1 tfrs matter would be
takou to tha supreme court fry
the opponents of the new county
in tfrs •▼atri an adverse deofaioo
by State board.
Should the new county win it
will mean that the whole mat
ter will have to bo gone over
again—petitions, surveys, afao-
tion aad all— should they renew
their fight for the new oonnty.
Meeere Wm O Wolfe aad Ool
W O Herbert of tha local bar
made the fight for the oppesitioo
afrd Mr R H Welsh of Colombia
aad W G Buyokof St. Matthews
sppoml ia behalf of the new
county.—The Slate
Honor Roll.
The foBowiag subscribers have
srtod the New Tear right by
fagtfaireqbeeriptioo, fa your
onthisroU?
J CttamBon*
ism a m ,a.>e
itaSk.
it"
Cwl
mi
maqy
•ma J,
code of laws ef South Caroline,
1008, do hereby eutpeod you as
county treasurer of Berkeley
ooaoty, such suspoasioa being
effective end of form flam the *
date hereof as provided im the
aforesaid sectioee of the eodv.
Givaa under my head this
January 8, IMS.
M F Ansel, .
UOVvffMltie
Thera ic no law oa tha hack*
as to tha dtopotition of aaoffioa
cfamd ea ameaatof the lomoval
of theoffieer, hat.Gov. Aaml fia>
iffice over to
fi G. Causey, Esq*, Sheriff,
Meoek’s Comer, 0. 0.
Dear Sir: Ensfamd please find
notice to John O Edwards, Esq.
asoonaty treas-
acor -wl’
Band aama t$
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melai aa —tur i
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