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) ■ r-J~: ■J»«-.J| ? 7wrB*r^*fn taniari vocrxxx. WALTERBORO, S. C, FEBRUARY 26. 1908. NO. 27 COLLETON BOY WEDS. ’ 1 tar * planted them-in ; the fur young initead of the R h. D«Tr«v>lle Win* aa EvaMvtllc tingen of >Jr« Morton W. Clement, death. honor of i likwl all over the county ai)d many if so, we give them credit fur these, MR FISHBURNE FOR he fairy | peraons will bt sorry to learn of his being mistakes of judgment. Tuey ^ ^ COMMISSIONER Ky Brid«. The relatives and friends of young Richard H DeTreville were greatly surprised Saturday to learn of his marriage on the night of St Valen tine’s day to Miss Basel Glenn Jean, of Evansville. The following .ac count of his marriage appeared in the Evansville Courier of last Satur day : "Marked with especially happy sentiment in honor of St. Valentine’s day was a wedding of Fridav even ing which will come as a surprise to the many friends of the couple when at the home of the bride’* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Jean, their youngest da&fcter. Mim Basel Glenn. Jean, became the bride of Mr. Richard DeTreville, the well known and popular ticket agent of the combined L. A N., L C. and JL H. A St L, raflroad offices. Rev. Mr. Byrnes, pastor of Grace church, officiated at the ceremony, which took place at nine o’clock in the presence only of the immediate, family. , The hride was very lovely in * costume of white muU with lace in serts which set off her brunette beauty perfectly. Afterward there was a bridal din ner at which only the immediate family were present with Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Jean and Mr* E. M. Meek* the brother and sister of the bride, another brother, Mr. Oyde Jean, and Mr* Jean, of Princeton, Ky., befog anabte to be present Mr. and Mr* DeTreville will re side at the Jean home on South See- ondatreet The bride, who is a charming and handsome brunette, la endowed with a sweet and lovable personality, which has made her a derided favor ite. ' ^ Mr. DtTrtViUe is s member of an old and prominent family of HugW not extraction of Sooth Carolina, wbo came during thf M* century from their native France to a home near Waltsrboro, S. C,, where thrir dmmfchta still rerife MTv DeTreville ha* daring his five years’ reridenee In this city been with ths ticket and pasmnger offices of the L. A N., and has recently been located at the new passenger station in Fulton avenue, where he also holds the same position with the I. C. and L. fl. A St, L. railroad. Be is posnased with all those ster ling traits which belong alike to the bnrinem man Mri the man of culture and attainment* and is highly re garded both in business and social life. The happy groom is a brother of Mr. George DeTreville, of the Com mercial and Savings Bank. Be is also a nephew of Mr. R. B. DeTre ville, President of the Acme Miffing Co., with whom he made his home aft*r wring to Bopkinsville when a lad. For some time he was cashier in the L. AN. ticket office here, and nrigned bis position to accep much better one at Evansville !n the amt capacity. “DickV’ many frimifi wish a long and happy life for him mil his bonnie bride.”— Bopkinsville Kentuckian. The vines formed s dainty aud 1 -»—» sir? background, and the bridal party J. B.D. DISCUSSES THE stood beneath a large marriage bell charmingly adorned with white roses and finishing with whits satin ribbon At the ^pointed hour the Rep Mr Monroe entered the parlor took his place, then came Annie, Sister of the bride, with Mr Ailiiam Kearae | 00asin to the groom, the only alien, dnnta, so next to enter was the bride and groom, and n sweeter never' wee wooed oat iof Angle blessednees into naptial blia* _ „ The bnde was daintily and becom ingly dreeeed in white silk, with Onego blocwme arranged so prettily in her eoreaet of hair* and with snob a sweet asnous expression on her fine deporting herself with so much dignity one could only think of a qaesn and m ehe was indeed entering a new kingdom and being crowned queen in her own right The ceremony was impressively performed by Mr Monies of Bamberg The Lathama service We* need, Mr being of that b dief Light rare servod The young couple were the recipients of many handsome end uaeful presents Stiver Ghian, faraitnre etc which in years to 00a* will bring to atind the aaost auspicious event ia their lives bug aftsr donors have pawed away, II was preaoaaosd by all to be a very pretty boose Wedding, end the bride very pretty. That goes without question, for n gentiesran who is as aathority he having won and worn orange hlowpaw thriot times stated it emphatically; it was also tbs rer diet of the ladies, and who would dan question their teste? Mr ChaaNMgfr motfaar came for the weddiagand Mr aud Mis Chame- jean vriamed with ber to Bamberg where they spent several days very pleuMStw visiti tg memte ana ^ p^d the Hooto. aud which Igave tivei. before frinfiihg kdot* Ito ybdf (Uudere two weeks ago was Mr Eomph as usual was chief maun aareuded )n theSenata tetwovery in hie “auto and I guew gave eome ^ juju, ^ property, but it advice on “huebeuds” It was changed to two dollars and one hear that the bride did not P****** I Ran and Coffins townritips from the to tobey ber better half. provirioae of the act Mr Braun eava Hr Chamareau has Senator Griffin introduced s bill in i« i. W the.r^ Ww. when Doings of the Legislature. Editor Press and Standard:—The legislative work of the General As sembly has been finished and we are all at Dome to hear our people say, "Well done, faithfal servant,” or "Thou wicked- and slothful ser vant.” Which will it be ? This legislature considered in round numbers 1600 bill* some of them good, some bad, some impor tant and of interest to the whole State, eome of sectional interest, af fecting only our county or certain countio* and still others of little or no interest to any body or any sec tion. But 1 suppose the readers of The Pram and Standard arc most inter ested in those acts which effect Col leton county. I think it was Cap* Way who made inquiry in your last taie about the contract law. lam glad to say to him that the contract law has been enacted, and it is be lieved to be a good, equitable law and one that wul stand the test of the courts. It provides that the landlord and tenant may enter into contract either written or verbal, the latter to be witnemsd by two duinterestod parties and tne contract •hall be binding alike upon employ er sad employee. It provides that when any employ er to pay the employee a stip ulated compensation and to furnish him advances and fails to do so with intent to injure or defraud the em ployee he shall be guilty of a misde meanor and punishable by fine or imprisonment. And when any em ployee acreee to render service and reerivm advances to be paid for by such serviee and wilfulbr refuses to perform sueh service with talent to injure and defraud he riipU be guil ty of a misdemeanor, punishable by fine and imprisonment. The bill which was introduced by this scribe and named the lower house, giving Colleton the right to vote on the question of Prohlmtion or Dfamensaryin April was amended in the Senate, putting the election in the primary in August. I very much the spring, but better ‘Xslothe resri law. The MU that tried hard for Colleton. It was unfortunate that the Sen ate and House did not work in per fect harmony in all matters pertain ing to Colleton, and this lack of har mony is responsible for .the failure to parameveral bills. The delegation seems to have had the of all, and Mr. Smith of the Boise lias been spokeon of quite flatteringly by the newspapers in their reports of the doings legislature. Be led several and won them Charleston Man Announces Can didacy For State Office Mr Frank 0 Fishburne, of thia city, has announced his candidacy for the position of rsilroad commissioner to succeed Commissioner B L Oaughmao, whose term expiree this year.,.. „ Mr FUhburn. hut*.. uUr. in! ** P oU ” m “ taU Ml the stables of the W L S and V Oo. by H A Patterson, The dog belonged to Mr Pattercon, who was not aware that it had ever been bitten. Before it was killed it bit several dogr, among them being a valuable bird-dog of Dr B W Black, and ou* each for Mr Patterson tad his broth er A A Patterson. There have bee* killed, but it is reported the otfceis have not beea It would be well for found _ foe deetre toll hie interesting lei hi* and hope he the diapeasiTy Mr. Griffin the Senate important bills. ^ politics and fights. has rendered con •picuaus service to the Demo- | caatic party. In 1876 h* and his j or I brother originated the straight- running at larga. It is loo risky. Hew Clmrsh at , Eduqr PressaadStanton): j m** 14 the columns of are on oot Democratic moranraet in I 5^!H£5 Colleton county aud prewed it to to kaowa as the Marl through to a successful adoption. toveanetorah se n wask#tqlifoibiwy in [In 1888 Mr Fiehburna waselaet-1 and iniriodutod stoeral od>o the Hoare of Repraasnta. IV *** ^ ^ ** Mr. Dodd gives us a summary tiVM on. He served one term with abili ly and usefulness, do- Attention, R. P. D. p M « wli .|«‘i.io«ro.oloeUoD. Afowyur. afterwards he was elected inten- dant of the town of Summerville In 1909 Mr Fishburne wes ap pointed clerk of the eourt for their work, in this week’sipue. Routes at Rufftoaaay be loi Oharleston county, the late Ool. Kinloeh. For many years Mr Fishburae I sagagad in the fertili-j business and has had Fshtot* j JAfo Gray- Mauls Osrn* evs tto ktouus- Weaia •••oo* B. P. BsIteA. SKNATOM A C LATIMffit DCAfU _ 0. f sumH ditd at hotel la Wi “ - . oa lor raskiaetoa Pi le tod tom qalte a i sad no CANDIDATE POM SOUCTTOW. but when I agreed to his amend- y bul so as to get. it thru very attentive to the geest [the Senate, he instructed me to hold they do promise, Mr A E | muts to my "**.*?* U “ hrid, “ a wm* ftully grooms future happiness. passed provides a commutation tax The groom has mads his home I of two dollars and a levy of one mill his close attention tobariass* plws- L ureg the colleetion of this tax, and ant and cortoous manners lire made rSm has a safeguard thrown MOT Mend.who wito for bi« wdl bk foir jck bride ranch in their toti*. th.ough lift, end woric iimnedintely on our bid rawfo. Ires than foil to the let of I Now then, 1 am reaponrible for an nun, who trarel npon to. ^ aud as* > Senator Griffin is responsible for Mr and Mrs Hogan Dodd of Gen. an extra term of Court and n pair oi « Ag^l^.afsmito ft reepaniibie f.r Mire Lottie Willis of GottageriUe ^ raising of the salarlre of the Su- [crers Breves wore the out town | perintendent of Education, the So The Post Office Department called the attention of the at RmAI* to the bad condition of certain reeds required to be traveled by raral mail oarrisreaaJ whieh are ia argmt need of repair, and inform- i wrereau* tote ae res ael total* ed hire that nnlere the reads are I sion to make eloee study of I ^ I l repared within a seisoaahte time it road conditions and is therufors|°g]jy8.^ . . may be foand neorerery to withdraw I practically equipped for the rirei MemoMaser. °*Ttorv is Trine from thnroede effonted [office of oommiseiooer. |s«emUe tor tto Tto Poet Offiice Depertmeot re-1 In making hia announcement.— TnnM um ^ aQBOtt|10#Jbtfc - quire that all reads cowered by rural today Mr Fishburne mid: g**Gsv. D. 0. Hayward sad B. u deliveryhhall be maiaferiaed ia eon- “I look apon the qneetion iitopmbabtsihaS^or Wsltoror dition to be traveled with oelerity I the regulation of the railroada of | Oeoegwowa will to steoted for ttoaho»e and fooility at all waeoaeef the yaar. j vital importanoo to the people of This doa4 not mean that the reede I thie State. •hell he ileal in oonslrastien, bat it railroads and the people of this is aseererer that they shall be ksptjdtate that the regulations and •month, fore fosfo rats, laws be enfored. graded end draitod; find nnlere this “I believe that justice and. in tan mn> jUinrr onn not bnLqnity nhmld nifiralii. onr no- J<*Z mn'h moodnAU. lUoanin Uw oootool of om oorpo-1 tae .oiicitor of ton tto PootItndntnnnltin poor nnd nn- ra t, i.tnnMtn, th. iimtont««.Unit wbkhineonymnnd rfton nntinbtoy anU nernta “ d W«« ««<tad Ural to. DMdn * gSntat^roKSt.'SbTiSt bdd of the vaet mm of nraney which the reveral oommunitiee be|by W. St. Julian Jervey, Esq., of Goveratent it spending aannally ^ provided for and that eooh lawe Cfoarleeton. fitted nhonM nhow torfr nppr.o»tion I „ublinlted nn *U1 in to. fntara I bu for ten 'ran £ n membnr tf of it bj neinx, nnd ufintinfi, ttnt tboir jant nnd rauonnbl. Pearito Bk«. For to. InM tea ta ^ ^ traveled txpeditiously and anlUy» k *l ask the votee of the dcodIc The patrons ri rural delivery in^ ^ on rooredaea, , this viomity abeald, therefore, talre “ r^ fforti many t of hie friend, who believe h* imnWIistA Ind enn^rted setkm in C 4 "* 6 ®* P 1 ^* 1 ** ^ • ff f rU ii wril euitad for the duties of this immediate and ooooretad action in ^ m the firm and juri office and who think that CoOeton the matter and aseare the improve- ^ ^ 0 f the regulations should have eome recognition to this meat of the reads without driay.fFaU I ,J “ M 1 information and inriruetioue ngard l i.t that the State which cnltnn-, Bnrraa of Pnblio WMbington, D. 0. >1 with to. bfonriy of ptao and prosperity, and that it is for I angrialr fVl^mn the beet intoresto of both the Mr. Getriager O’Quin aad Mire I Mr Fishburne not guests the irclemeney of the pvweated many others from attend ing, Adame Ron, Feb 16th 1908 Editor Press sad Standard:—Brils the echo sd to Bll thsjir whea Is wt " ‘is ■elody A inr*n wu event of thie UMath, eae ahioh ton beta natioipeted riaoe the war with much was the mar riage of Mire lillian. daogh er of Mr Dowling Dodd, to Mr Karoest Lin wood Oh—errean, solemnised on ">d- amday evening, Febuaiy twelfth at •even o’clock, at home. Hie parlor was charmingly decor ated with gr»en vine* re effectively creeping ever the wall* clinging toviagly to the pictnre* with pink reare wberaever a floral touch was needed to perfect the beauty, that eae iwregiawl deer eld Mother Ne TR WHIitoBfo J9* DMd. MrTE WUUaare, ' L.l* died at hie home there Fridey aftc boob. Tbanday he bad been pervioor, the County Commireionere and the Clerk oftoe board of Coun ty CommieMoDer* We were ell agree'* on the raise of the auditor sm frreasunr for the m that the rafoe ts general all the State and the State pare the rale* And wa thought it only fair when we have to pay our pro- .portionate ehareof the raiae all over I tne State that our owa county should •lhave the benefit of it. Mr. lull tor. m rey Hat report, w=s«si;sa i £F .Williams to attend tto fhaeialef bie | who opmued ft,” and you teater Mr J U (toriofctad, wkteh <ifi|y. •Thy of » wboy, net take place, however till aaxtl«- — ^.— i— * I r Willwatewmea hiewayluiid time, but will give you more la- back home late Tbanday afternoon when be suffered a stroke of rppe- plesy foiling item his baggy He was feund a little lator and osrried home but never regained oonsckmsneei Mr Williams was 56 years old and ter. Yours ] Round, Feb. 24. J. B. D. I judicial circuit. Judge Memminger being a Charlestonian, the stenogra- • this circuit hw also beea a in till the recent ap- Mr, Effiott of Beaa Mr. Peurifoy is very popular in Walterboro and Colleton county and. it is safe to say that the vote of thia- county will to almost solidly for Mr Peurifoy. He has many friends atoi in the counties of Gherheaton and w*. i BSaufort who will be pleased to learn only has 0 f ^ ^ w h 0 ^ ^ riwwU wera married oa the many friends in Charleston and they can to insure his election. 19th of Feb. at 5 80 Retook at the UoUeton county and tba whole [ latter’s hoaut The oereareay was Per- of the lower section of tire State formed by Rev. S. D. Graven, Tto bat is also wall known through- bride was very daiatiy dressed ia out the whole of South Carolina, white, the brides- maid who wre and ha is areurad of a Mies Ada Laagdals was rise dreeeed strong support in his candidacy ia whit* everything in the latest).—Evaaiag Post, style. Mr. Asbrey Under, wre grooms me* end Mr Glereaee Kent aad Mire Daisy Under weio. atteadeat* The 1 The Manais Ledge at Boaad held house wre beautitnlly decyated ia L| totreretisj •imreiilsriiM Friday “Tour bob fotned • eotlese fraternity^ didn't her "No; II was trlpjlas at the top of Svo Sights of stain Mwt HIM FREEL white grp. be greatly Mire byererysa* will rith sat The Fellow OUR DELEGATION. The Colleton delegation are again rary solemnised at the home of fo T Wer- rrn. It wre tireecoaueo of tto rea.v rings of Mr Werrea’e daughter, uire Ellen, u> Mr J W Thorpe of Savan nah. Only a few of their frieuds were present. The ceremony wan perform ed by Bev F A Orennan of the Pres- 1 TSbre* JB His death, coming *o soon after lhat I ^pitoi. Theirs tea hard poritioh to {i of his «Uter ^re s blow re his many fill and ^ ro.poneibili- 1 ,fcft L e next . ^ ™ ties. Our legislators are all conrei- thH ' > n wliere they will be at heme to their J 1 leaves a die* borides relatives and friend* wife sad several children, several brother* end ri^n, “little Tom” was well kaowa and entious men and bare done what they thought best for their county.. They may have made mistakes, but f.ieudn for the present at 212 llaver- •ham Bt. by sevreal reeretore from this pbi theleotarebringdetivvnd byXTH Shaffer, Wershipftil Mast*rof Unity Lodge. Whan the work of tto evening was finished tto membe.s end their friends Repaired to the hcapi table berev of Mr J U .Dodd, where de lightful refreshments were served. kfariDrKfled toturday aflenoon quite a little exrite&reat was created to towa by the shooting of a read lag is final of IDNEWOROLDSOBSCRffiRS Wcrhavc one hundred auto seripSoas to Parm/ Nffwt, a monthly form magaanc narito 25 cent* which we are going to the next loopeftKMN* their subsertotiottfe If you desire this publication lot us know when you subscription [and wt you a card which entidea^ to this splendid farm journal one year. These 100 wil not last long. * * ^ * The Press and Standawa. ■M m M are glad to know that .the ads ia The F ' . m. Ui jeA\ j mm A ■ I ■. i