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m f • I ttjto Wa & 0 .■.a WVNBDAT. APRIL M. 1»IL w« •Imk to feotelf r« tev* Imm gta4 to ■ujr frt—<■ who tevo omm to* wo oor oow ItootfM ot work. h to. frtooio, wk oo poor yoo oro owo oo4 ooo tko oow Hochteo ot k. Wo okoll bo (lot to kovo . Wo oro of too oploloo toot wo )oot to o foottlos to boclo to oot too kloi of oowooooot wo o kmc woo tod to Why to it toot ■ oil totao tool to foU of low? Wo koro roeootly hoard oororal troocon who woro oo o Tioit to Foltorboro romark oo too boaot^ f too towo. Tklo loado ua to aoy tot wo havo oooa fow prottlor i woo tkao Waltorboro lo too oom lor timo. Bat oataro koo dpoo ioto for kor than kor cttloooo • maay roopocta. two Tho eoootjr should eortalaly bo •otttoc hotter. Two oow and hand ooom ehorchoo woro dedicated Bun Will the atmosphere of thee# communities bo sweetened and made brighter and bettor because of this now stop. If not why tho handsome edifices dedicated to the service of QodT Will blind tigers ho allowed to ply their trade In top shadows of their steeples and go un molested. If so, then, again we aak why have them? We believe a law was passed at the last oeoalon of the legislators providing for the sale of toe coun ty poor farm, the sale to take place on so Isoday la Jaaaary, Itll. We do not approve ot this law and we okoll regret to see it carried oot. The suggestion made boom weeks ago ky Hon. W. C. Brant that this tons could ho utilised la soaking prwvlaioao for toe county muleo woo an excellent one. Let one or two convicts ho used there to cul* ?■ » ttvate the fans and make hay and grain for the use of the county malee. This would save the county several hundred dollars a year, he* sides being a haven of root for as ssony unfortunates as care to avail them salves to Its sheltering anas. Where will the county provide for Shoos unfortunates when the farm to sold? Would it not be better to change the management so that It could be placed on a paying basis, rather than abolish it? This Is peer buolasaa Judgment It appears te ua tog their Ml duty whoa they allow goto n state of things te ostotf to go o step further, ore toe good dti- oom of too county who knew that goto things ara kippiotng to tbulr oammanlllon ddfifr toair daty when they 4# not report toe imett deal er? Whot to toon about a man Ok who viola tea tow which random him from report of pualohmeotf to entirely too much oou- uf ton law to ▲ Samoa who touly and with malice afore* thought violates a law and who known when he to violating It that ho to doing an, dnmrvoo no ooadoM moot, bat rather pnnlohmont Pub lic sentiment should condemn at Wo ara told that moo of log respectability are on gaged la blind tiger buslneee in certain sections of too county. Wo have boon Informed that one promi- t parson la this county is moo aging a chain of tigers, furnishing too Uqnor to his ommlaaaries and caught pays their fine. How can onr county advance along any lino as long as such things arc allowed? Wo call upon the sheriff and his deputies, all magistrates and thslr constables all grand Jurors, nil good man everywhere to arise and put a ■top to this nefarious business. A violator of tbo law deserves no aym pathy, no mutter wbnt his physical condition. If ho wnntonly commit! tho set of violation. There are plenty of nvenucc for every man. woman and child in Colleton to ■rake an honest living. Therefore let us put n stop to all such violations. WHO IS MR Printer? h m Bmi if• Wt A business letter-haul or booklet is like m traveling mini—if it’s neat, well- dressed and to the point the first impression is a mv favorable ong. We. realize the need for good printing and are con stantly endeavoring to give our customers the best that there is in this line. «THE» Press ad Standard WALTERBORO, S. C RISONU ffiNTMN, to to Mrs. A. Q. Hiott, of T. O. W. White Clasifief ilrertiseneats. 5,-« FOR SALE ^ FOR SALES—Two horses and one mare. 4-26-4t. C. A. ECKARD'. y Walterboro, 8. C. FOR SALE—A fine baggy horse, 5 yearn old, weighs 1060 pounds. 4-26-41. H. D. PADGETT, Ji Ruffin, 8. C. FOR SALE—6 Room OotUgs near New School Boom in Walterboro. R H. Wichmon. 4 It 11 Xt FOR RALfc—SSharas Walterboro Cot ton Oil Company Stock oo account of doeing op estate Add ram K J. Letford, 4-It-11 2t. Saak Rapids. Mian FOR SALE—Six floe blooded Jeraey cows, now milking. Wo have It ou pretty good author My that thare have reeeutly keen several United States revenue Been- non teemed to cities ua of Cottefcoo county. If our information la cor rect there Is a man nt Jacksouboro who holds n revenue license for tho sate of Uqaor and another at Oreea Pood, another at or near Stokes, aaotber at Caldwell We cannot un derstand what busineaa a man haa for s United States revenue license to aell liquor if It le not his inten tion to sell It. The possession of such liecn-e hue heed held we be lieve »o r Iran facie evidence that the L.ild't I* ut Illegal dealer lo Uqaor Now accord!ag to a recent order teeued by Ooventer 0lease, which w eommedd, tho sheriff and magis trates of this hied every ether eonq- «y la the state, ara charged with WM enforcement of the dispensary ALSO TO WALTERBORO. In a short talk at the Chamber of Commerce banquet In Orangeburg last week, one of tho speakers, a former Orangeburg boy, emphasis ed two points which apply equally wall to Columbia. “A city must grow," he said. "It must grow In order to offer oppor tunities at borne to her young men Tho beet buslaeas are those where a son proud of his Inheritance, takes up his father's work, carries it on; and laavea It to his son; not whore a stranger buys the business tor the good will, though sold, sel dom psesss with the purchase. I am, said he, for municipal growth, aot because It enhances the value ot real estate, but been use It keeps the young men nt homp and thereby en hances the value of the dtlseuehlp. We need their civic pride, their In tense patriotism, and their youth ful eatostesH. Rut white he praised the young men ns the netlve arms and lege of tho body politic, he urged that pro per appreciation be given the older men, who are its backbone. They may seem at times too conservative and alow for our energetic spirits, hut we should rememfiier that they are working for ue, working to smooths the f path way for our stum bling feet, wo|klng to leave ue a legacy of an honorable name and of the respect and confidence of our feUow-cItiraas. "1 have," he continued, "but one ■uggeetlou to offer: Do aot chloro form your old men, but take thorn Into your councils and into your clubs and strive to hoop thorn young. Orangeburg la fortunate la thu number of young-old men she poessssss. Her slow growth has been duo to the fact that so .many of hor young men leave for othor field but her steady growth Is due to the fact that her old man preserve their youth."—The State. 4 12 41 T. J Blanchard. Weltei boro, 8. C Walterboro Amusement Company. Among j the new things for Wal- treboro'e amusements recently or ganised. is the Walterboro Amuse ment company, composed of two of our most hustling young buslneee men, Messrs. N. O. Morrell and Abe 8. Kareeh. This concern will operate for the present a moving picture sboiTat the High School pn. ditortum. The opening number will be given Tuesday evening May 2. and will be followed up with an entertainment twice a week. It is the purpose of theao young geatie- Hen to give Walterboro a Ians some thing to go to during tho summer, aa<! an oceaateual vaudeville show wUI vary the protrhm. ° FOR BALE—Red Leghorns, a new vs riety—the greatest layers on earth Cocks $100 each. Eggs $100 per sUUag of fifteen J B Kinsey. Round, 8. C 22281 FOR HALE—Full line of electro enamel ware for the kitchen. Very cheap, serviceable and cleanly. L N Glover, Furniture Store. BUSINESS LOCALS. Beet Patent $1.00 rack Flour $8 51 bbl. Grtte H W Black, Jr. £ "How to Look Young and Winsome" Pamphlet. One postal v 111 bring it. Rapists with ssggssttens. Wigs, Ton- ness. Switches, rails. Oom bingo. Acme Hair Co, 8s van aak, Oa. tint Eaatrr egg dyes, 8c par packers / at Klsln'a Good Onality Bprinr Baits fur Mss. H W. Black, Jr. Dnstlasa floor oil, at Klein's 83 cases of Luces' Celebrated sad Warranted Palms received at Kleiu’s this week. ^ Harrows Plows. WANTED AT ONCE . Cultivators, Sweeps an£* -^A Smart and Energetic Saleslady, H. W. Black, Jr. One who does not get frightened to Glenn and Harris Bpring* water at Klein's Bath tub ils at K'eln’e. Loons’ Floor Stats Finish, oak, wsl not tsd mahogany, at klsln’a By guts Furniture Polish, at Kleia’s. Mottos Is lee Is hereby givea ttotll forbid, penalty of the Taw, any trespass- •took am my ism is Broxtou X Roads. F. M. 1 i. mo. cmmoi For Utters of Muiiittritioii STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Collstoa. By J 8 Grtflla, Esquire, Probate Judge. WHEREAS. F. C. Beneett nude salt to me to grant him letters of Admin- 1st ration of tbs Estate and effects of A. O. Bennett. THESE era therefore to cits sad sd- moslah all *nd singular the kindred and creditors of tbs said A. C. Bosuett. deceased, that they bs and appear be fora ara, la tbs court ot t,ro beta, to bs held st Walterboro. 8 C. ol Mav 6 h, 1811. next, after pebliostlou thereof, nt li o'clock in the lofenoou, to •how oaa»e, if any they have, why the ••id Administration should nut he grimed GIVEN nsdor my band, this 25th day April, AssoDomlal 1511 Published ns the 2fth April sod Std of May, 1511, te Tbs Prs* .ud Htandsrd. J.S GRIFFIN, Probate Jndgs. A. M. Addison of CoCtagwvtlte to Iowa yuulaTday and paid office a vtott. C. Blot, «ra of Round's ■ its ottsudad to Ir ani teat wash. Mra B. O. Pries sad baby rat ooraral days test weak with ralaUvua at Hardsvtlte. 6 ■ lira. 8. B. Ctytte, of Stokas Mr. Johnnie Crosby has aosaptad a poatttou at the depot hero as ao- ■teteat freight ogoaL Cadet M. K. Vara of theCItadol te home oa a furlough for several days. Ha has recently suffered am attack of pink eye. Rev. ,8. W. Ackerman, and daughte or, Mias Georgia, of Round wore among those attended the lyeeum attraction of last Friday evening. E. E. Jones Is attending the Dis trict Conference st Rldgeville this weak. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McLeod of Wadesboro, N. C. is visiting nt the home of Mra McLood’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Jno. F. Lucas. Rev. and Mrs. F. O. 8. Curtis are in Dillon this week on a visit to their eon, who Is a druggist In that thriving little city. Mr. R. H. Roland has leased the new residence on Haiqpton street, which was formerly the hones, and has moved his' family there. Mr. Holland has accepted t position with the Westmoreland lum ber company, Wiggins. Perry Murphy has begun the study of law in tbs office of Peurifoy Bros Mr. Murphy until recently was a su- dent at tbs South Carolina College. Mr. L. Haselden of Charleston has accepted a position with The Press and Standard as Junior operator. Mr. Haselden has had several years experience In linotype work. Prof. T. V. Farrow principal of the Hendersonville High school, ac companied by Miss Mary Howe, at tended the lyeeum attraction Fri day night. Mr. And Mrs. Robert Magwood, accompanied by Mr. Louis Slmouds of Charlestos came over In Mr. 81- Ifioads white steamer to spend Son- day with Mr. and Mra C. P. Fish- bums. They returned Monday Capt and Mra H. M. Williams, of White Hall, and children have been visiting tho tetters parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. duBote Elder W. I. Herbert, spent Friday night In town as tho gnsste of Mr. and Mrs. Jss S. Peurifoy. They were enroute to Weeley Chapel to attend the dedicatory exercises there tacit Malms Home Baking Royal Baklni Powder helpa the hooaewtfe to fine tarty quickly and and fraah. tarty and which tha ready-made food found at theahop Royal !e the greatest of haka-dayhdpe. Ap- death at the sight of work, for we have plentjr’of it. Must be accurate in addition and making change ply to TAYLOR'S Walterboro’s Popular Store. CITinOH For letters of Muioistrotioo. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Court y of CoUstoa. By J. 8. Grlflte, Require, Probate Judge, y WHEREAS, C H Marvin mad salt te ms lo gram him LeOlsre of Administration of the estate sod effect* of Joseph'Merviu TBBrI ARE THEREFORE te cte and sdatoelek all sad stegalsr Oho his- died and creditors of tbs said Joseph Mnrvia. dsossrad. that they bs anil ep pear before ms, in tbs Court of Probets, >o to held •< W al’erboro, 8 C, oa the 5th of May, next, after publics tma thereof, at 11 o'clock la the tore- noou, to snow ceure, if say th«-y hew, why the. said Admiaiatration should no be gmv>0rd GIVEN oedermy hand, thlo 21 ol day of April A D. 1911 Pubhanvd on the 28th of April ana Ur l May, 1811, in The Prove sod Htaud ard J. 8. GRIFFIN Probate Judge FINAL NOIICK. Notice la hceby given that oo May 4, 1211. I will make my final return a* ad- u>liiL*ratrlx of the e<t*M of K ** Here- dou and Immediately thereafter apply lor letters dUmiMorv. Mrs Erie Belllrgur, AdmtnHtratrx. Walterboro, 8. C., April IV, 1911. 4 12 41 I desire to call tl|e attention of the renders of Tbs Press and Stand ard to a small mistake, which was made In Inst weeks’ paper. In ref erence to the Zion memorial, and that is that it will be May 8th that is that it will be May 6th, which will be the first Saturday In May and not May 6th, as stated. O. W. WAY. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, having organised them selves Into s society for a fraternal and charitable purpoee, namely, to care for the aick and bury the dead, intend to apply to the Secretary of State for c k certificate of incorpora tion In perpetuity, the name of the proposed corporation being "Rons and Daughters of Noah." THOMAS M. BOWLES. JAMES FRASER. JOHN CAMPBELL. SOLOMON WHITE. SAMUEL BOWLES. WILLIAM ANCRUM, 1SIAH FRASER. DAPHNEY ANCRUM. White Hall. S. C. Mr. and Mra H. N. Stokes of Round’were in town Monday. Miss Ote A vent of Walterboro, who has a position In charleston spent Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Avsnt. She was accom panied by her cousin. Miss Lncia Hiott and her friend, Archie Moull. They reurned to Charleston last week. Mr. Theadore Jones, of Jonesvills has accepted a position with the Jones Carbonating Company. Miss Ruth Hill and sister of Round was In town yesterday. Moody Saunders and wife were la town Saturday. P. C. Crosby Is wearing a smile now. Its a girl. Horses Moles PIANO TUNING. The tuner for te Cable Plano Co. of Carhleston la here for the week. Toning, regulating and voising Pi anos. Cable Pianos a preference but .will work on any make of pianos. It Is getting plenty late In the spring to attend to your pia no. ' 1 have had many years of Factory experience In piano making, so I guarantee satisfaction la all of my work. Addrera left at Knight house or by phone. Reupuctfully, F. J. SMITH. TELEGRAM Olar, H. Cm April 84, 1911. The Press and Htaaard. Walterboro, 8. C. Will Reach Walterboro 8 star- day, April SBto With a Freeh Car Of Stock, Direct Prom The Went. WU Remain There TUI Thureday, May 4th. WUI Have la This Car Suras Very Flue Hurees And Mules. Give Me Good Ad. la This Week's W. Z. AYER. Advertisers, Attention. ANY PERNON WISHING TO GET AN ADVERTISEMENT IN TH PREMIUM LIST HOOK LET, NOW BEING ISKt 1.0 BY THE PRE88 AND STANDARD, WILL PLEASE HAVE COPY IN THIS OFFICE ON OR BEPOItte SATURDAY, APRIL 89, 1911. WE WOULD SUGGEST THAT THIS IS A GOOD ADVER- VEkTlHlNG MLDilM AND WKIJ, WORTH Tl.n I UilTj RUING PAID! FOR THE oi'Av >„ WHICH IS 81.00 FOR A HALF PAGE, AND 88.00 FOR A FULL PAGE. THE ISSUE WILL CONSIST OF 1,500 COPIES, .AND IT WILL CONTAIN ALL THE kulFh avd INFORMATION CON CERNING THE FAIR, THE PRESS AND STANDARD. Walterboro, 8. C. iwncf of uomoiMinu election Whereas application haa been made to tho Connty Board of Education for Colleton County to order an eler Uon In In Weimar School District No. 21 on tho oration of voting an additional tax levy of 2 mills lu ■aid District, and a petition present ed signed by onw-thlrd of the fre^ qholder and one third of the qquall- ed electors In said District, pray ing said election be ordered. It la ordered under Section 1208. of the Code of Civil Laws, 1902. that an election be held Saturday. May IS, 1211 at Welmer* school house or other convenient place within said district, and that only those persona who return real or personal property for taxation, and who exhibit their tax receipts and registration certificates as required ot psuoipt sq sao|pe(S (uxsaet uj vote at said election, each elector favortag the proposed tax shall cast s ballot containing tbs words "For Additional Tax ” printed or written thereon, apd each elector opposed to ■aid additional tax shall vote a bal lot containing the words "against additional tax" printed or written thereon. Polls will be opened at 8 o'clock s. m.. and closed st 4 o'clock p. m. J. J. Folk. D. -M. Varn and J. H. Yarn, trustees of said District are ereby appointed managers to con- ducth said election. "If the majority of the votes cast In said School District shall be for ‘Additional Tax’ and not ‘Against Additional Tax,’ the additional tar shall be levied. Within ten days after the elec tion., the aove named managers sh il repobrt to this Hoard the result of the election, and furnish them with the poll list, the ballot box and all papers appertaining thereto. H. W. BLACK. 8R., W. W. W. SMOAK,. J. RICE GODLEY, Co. Bd. Education Colleton Co. Walterboro; S. C.. April 20 1911-