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mu. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTBRBORO, 8. C. fkjWanf ” * re ““ miHTY-FOl'KTH YEAR. W. W. HROAK. K>li(or an<l !*ri>|»ri<i«r. vlctlonu an4 prlnrlple* makM no enemies, hut a person who stands for sonie^hlnK is bound to run roun- i tar to those who think differently. 'I* . <• t ftfs ob * JttR# LrllleB * mh * n ^ • pet hnrk cff your hon< y moon, p. • Tvr~r - y Varn nrtK~t:o. fox rvirmiurr beion PAIR H\I.E. you K> to house keepina- Kntered at the Walterboro, 8. C., Postoffiee as seeond-elass matter T'an h 187P, under Act of Matvh 1»7». Ifonrat differences -of opinion we Q t (j»e of the Icrgest nnd lust se lected stock of drurv in tiie St.itc at Klein's. has the courate of his cofsvictions, | and la not afraid to express them. ' Five years ato when we ass timed I 0 r * - -L Subscription Rates. jcharxe of The Press and Standard Owe A'car fl.tMl it was an eiaht-pate. five-column pa per with about 1.S00 subscribers. FOR SALE, New Webster's Interna tional fmttciiMiy. Just tiie Uiiuk for teacher or student. t’heap Apply at The "ress and Standard. respect, and we admire the man w | SALE AT A BAKOAIN 1 60 Sbafl^r’s offer to yixe ei.eii cus- ‘ aaw *tn 1 feedei. 1 conducer. 1 ,0,uer a 6 0,1 r:;n Fro< - ton Roanoke^ htod press. All !r-good ,,nu< '“ ,hl * wee ' 5 or 6 doses ifiM cumDFArl'T? -'okst —- - | V. lu i'cm* appu« atldir ii;t» • j nade to the County Imard ot Kd i cation for Colleton Countx to or KXH CAMK AT HfS HOME NEAR J^r ua election T »\V\ HATCRII'V NK.HT school Itiatrirt No. *« if rim: r on tb.- •Wv- 'ion of voti;>K an addi'iom-l , *ta v levy of 2“ mills In said district, ar .rramr « potilioii preaentd signed by on.- 'ROMI'ENT IN COUMl APfAIR. third of iho (iunlifii d eln-ton. a* i * . resident freeholders of tlu- jm*. of araa Run, S. C. Hl« Months . . . Three Months Published every Wednesday at Walterboro 8. C. WEDNESDAY. Al’OUST 2. 191 ,1 Kood/ bad aid Indifferent. The equipment of the office waa very I oor. The type was worn and out of date. Mr. Peurifoy, the formfr ! ; pn>prletor_ had so much to do that i I If It Is in dniK* you can find it . at Klein s. 1 FOR SALE OR RENT—Nice store good stai>l with all necessary out 300 pounds assorted turnip seed> buildings near White Hall. For a t Klein’s, fpartlculars, address Box R. White Hall 8 C 7-19-tf l^tdlca* and Misses hats at half ’ ’ price at 11} me g store. Honors—Wa* "rhlce Supervisor o| County, and Ma«cistnMe. ORKKTIM*. ro Important that he was forced to let the paper run Itself, and it did. as most such enterprises do. hut It was clear and strong In ; .. . price tl&OOO 5 or 6 doses “666'’ y.lll cure an.x I twenty one in said district, pr:iyi. ^ Write or°»MJ H D ' Dodd Ad- CdBe of C ^ U * * nd f,,VHr ■ r,c H ‘a*'**’*’" 1 ,,r T ' u,, * <nid election be ordered. I It is ordered urder seclitm 12hv. of the Code of Civil i^aws. • hat an election be hei<J S:iturd:ix. Aug. 5, litll at WillianiH school •' Afl.r »f « « h " H.™ Whlth from ike flr.t ... «>».lder«l «"“» “ ,d *“ d »»'v' fhM mile nop, wa„ held . »ho man. r.,,1 FOR SALE- We have on hand sev <} Hulk cabbagi al mules which can be bought ( |ng at Klein's, ilcht. Apply at Wlchman’s store. : ^ May St Atiderso. •. R-2-2t. ' j NOTICE. or Mlth this Issue The Press and Its convictions. S.nndard presents Its Trade ‘ and Didmtrial Edition. The heavily la- The Prera and Sta: -’ard now Is an el';ht-->age six-column paper, wit d r pages, filled with reminiscent 3,00ft subscribers, most of whom ar and pictorial matter, which la sent | n advance. Practically every | r . x., ^ J personal property for taxation, j*i J Hulk cabbage seeds for fall plant-. out for his recovery, Superv . reglstralior certiti.n.s“ O. Cj> if fin Saturday iVght answer- Present reg.sir.mo cemtu.it. b ls , . , , provided iu general elections l»<> ‘fd the summons aid crossed .. . . „ ; • . . . • a ,lowed to vote at said election. Each the river, the cause of his death be- # . . , .... . ^ ^.wi . elector favoring the proposed t.,\ , Ing chronic dropsy. When the end . , ! Notice is hereby given that I will : Ctt |„ e he was surrounded by his fain , _ WANTED. . « , . .. ^ n , 11 words “For Additional Tux print.-, . „ „ . make my flr«al report as gura-dlan o j| v nn d nlatixes, all of his chll- . . , xy.xNTBD- State-.. .n d C.I « , «r ^ „ u , h . .h.r,on ,i.i .1-■ ,or ,h. alng.r Sawing Machine In «,|| ; ?. r Mnl M. Vara, who ... <" '• »•«< “ dd CallHo. <-»ua„: l,a«J contFMt t. at or a m<rhar|if a> >Ufh . ^ |n |K . d , w . .hal ,o,. , ballo, rontal.lnn .b- rikbl man. Akply to M. Pinion*. • • 11U1>1 Th , . h |, dnalb .an- ,ord “ A««ln,t Additional nil today are but one we-y of expressing the Invincible nerve and Pluck of our people. This paper is a record of progreas and achieve- Singer Machine Store, Walterborc. * uar< *** n . 1’ f. S-2-21. piece of machinery in the oflce is new, nnd we have an abundance of the newest type-face* for Jobs ard advertisements, but the type of the M. J. MIMS. Guardii.-n. WANTED TO NELL AT ON’CF—A Walterboro. 8. (\ July 17. 1911. bratMl girls' bicycle at wind* • - — sale price, at H. Finns Jewelry ! NOTICE, store. -> 7-lSl-tf ed sorrow wherever It ‘was heaid. * >r, ' ,t f i d or wrl *“* n ‘ h * rw) “ and expressions of sincere sympathy' FoM8 w ‘ l, b< * ‘**"*"- d s for his family were numerous. , w ««'• ^ closed at 4 o’clock, p. m. The funeral was held at Docto.'s C J T 0 «"it .and Jos- Creek cemetery Sunday afternoon ^ lUmsey, trustees of said dis- „t 4:30 o’clock. In the presence of ‘. r,ct are appointed managers to con mi nt which any town may well en\ |pap* r no | on g e r set by hand but j WANTED—To buy land (hat has 1° j* 11 W ^ om ,f n,ay ron< ’** rn a large number of^retaMves and duct Ra,d elfftlon. d It Is at the same time a rost- j,y rnachlr«-»ry. we h'r-vlng recently j be, n cut over, that la the land . < * a> ^ ,,KUK, * | friends. There was at least o', ^ majority of th cr of an enterprlsh rod publlc- ■plrlted citizenship of which ai-y installed one of the wonderful Jun ior linotypes, which enables us to community could feel proud. be- , handle more news «M later happen chuse the names presented are , This week we are publishing those of uphullders, correctly styled «& • • the nieii < who do thln^. # It I* j* reflex of the progress and preten sions of the town and county. It will take up all stray cattle nog- thnt has had the timber cut off, j nK j n ^ pasture and dispose of and the stumps left standing. Ad according .to law. L. Belllu- dress C. U. JCIatte, No. 61 Broad Rt . r 8t Charleston. 8. C. 7-1 9-2t. the larg«'sr M piper ever end most elaborate published In Colleton I AMT. county. This is made possible by LOST—A diamond ring between de- . . . . pot and Mr. Wltsell’s store yes- the equipment we now have, and ' Is not Intended to lie a character!*-j | H only a forerunr--»r of other spec- terday morning. Reward If re turned to Mrs A. W. McKelthan at Capt. Blanchard’s. 7-26-1 LOST—Strayed from my farm near tic boom or trade edit lot-, but It is|, a) ^, f|onK h(>p< , fo ’ |n a pernisnent contribution to the future history and literature of Colleton, ... - ... | «e desire to add a word before, ^ 4 . 1 r- "■ ^ 1 1 I did support and the fidelitv.nr tho-i ored. Answera to name of ’’Billy’’ lory of our ante helium tow.^an* w|lo hllv „ lllhor ^ w „ h , he prM(f| , one year old. but large for hia county Is the best told, perhaps, as ^„ h fh „ offjr<> „ , «ge. Liberal -reward for Informs it is interwove,, within the warp c^pondents Np more lox.,1 ( aud wirnf of these sketches of the hoHy of MlipMOPt| , r|| PV< , p work(Hl fop J men who have principally made the , * fnuse. Our appH^-iatlon ts also town what it Is The aim of this 1 ,. .i...... „ . . , 'iu«* iiitu.e who have favortMl us with edition is to give the widest pos- lh . , . ,'h'ir business piitronaire without slide publicity to the m-'urul and , u », i,.i. u .... ,WM ‘h *e could have accomplished acquired advantages i»y nuMins of j M|f || f ,| 0 which such splendid r,M*ults have , ■ . .. ,, ''■•res t(» the future of Colleton GONE TO THE HOSPITAL— D. J. Foy, Walterboro'* expert shoe maker, has gone to Roper Hos pital at (^harleaton to undergo ai. operation. l T pon his return, he will be found at his new stand on Main street, opposite 8. Finn’s j 8 Jewelry store, ready to serve his friends The lumber was the best customers. “ v that could he obtained. e votes cast thousand persons present. ft« v. .1. : H1, * d S< hool District shall (».. M. Oravery by request of Mr. Grif- ” For Additional Tax" and noi rin, made several weeks before his Against Additional Tax, the ad- death, conducted the funeral ser- dltlonal tax shall be levied, vices assisted t-y Rev. Henry Can- "Ithin ten days afte/ the elec- then of Walterboro. Rev. J. S M. Mon - ,he above nan, ed managers Finch also paid n feeling tribute u»0l, ,ber *** 0, the deceased. The coffin in which j "• DLA< K. SR., his body was interred was made of j 1. W . 8MOAK. selected inmber, which was ordered i , J. Hit E GODLEY. by Mr. Griffin himself, shortly nf- / ° nd Education Colleton c«i. ter he was stricken several weeks "alterboro, 8. C, July -0, 1 :* I I T 7.‘>g.Of ngo, tiiis work lieitig perf«»rmed !>v , - - • NHERIKF'S SALE. I will sell the following tracts of i lr-nd on salesday in August, 7911. a the court house at 12 o clock, M . , ,,y A cow and yearling. red for taxes, posts and penalties: cow marked with crop and half Adams Rar Township. tlon leading to his recovery. John H. Smith, Snioaks, 8. C. crop In one ear; staple fork in Estate of H Doctor, It) acres of ^ Griffin Mrs F M Morrh other. Calf unmarked. Reward land, more or less; bounded north for information leading to recov-* by Mej rs Avenue, east liy San «ty. A. M. Addisoi:-. Cotixjjivllle. istepllght, south iiy Richard S. C. The grave FARMERS’ I NION PR’NlC. was li - d with brick and cement. —-— - Mr. Griffin was slxtyrihree years Mjhv* Titan One TlMtusand of age. and Is survived by his wid- Enjoy Day at Omega. |ow and eight children, as follows: One of the most enjoyable plci<ic* Mrs. I*. M. Yarn, B. R. and H. L. ,»f the season was that held F’ri | Griffin. Mrs. B. G. Week*. Mrs. day at Breland's park, given by l.aura W. F'vnnell, Mrs. D. T. Strick Omega local of the Farmer?/ Cnion land, Eugene and Gary Griffin, He Fullyi a thousntu was a brother of Probate Judge, J. cut to •»- I persons were pres ent to enjoy the hospitality of the and people of this section, all of whom Mrs. P. W. C Herndon, who also united to make the been accomplished during the re- M ’» f \ li** fjirii! Oppor*nnitv. cent past, iu order that these may y V(ll „. r , lorM .. Th(1 r(ty of r-rrest the at.eMion of the alert iwiblUtics. • May they go onward i •CHARLOTTE and Hinhitlous and induce them to Join in the era of still greater de- fo fh| j and upwanl till Imth shall come In r own To promote their veloptuent, the threshold of which w ,.if„ r ,.. we iiere and now re-dedl- '*nte our efforts and 'he snpp'irt of has already been reached. This Is an i-xe of Illustrations atu| The Press and Standard tries to Charlotte. \ to learn the our sample rooms; two weeks ^ required; high salaried positions n rown t,. seeured; write for catalogue. . $:. *{»;. f. fl-tf. I Susan Holmes and west by (J. '\' me four years. IkDt-lSftS. xes, cost aird pennltic "pure food pro- »s" in this commiinitv on account He was magistrate of Bells town- of the wire worm. ship from INKS to 1XD4 (Tie I'resH and Standard nnd call npon all men. good and true,, to keep abreast of the advancement of , r enlist in the cause. and go Jo the times. This is of. of the most ,, aM|t , „ n<it . p , he of |troifr< . H( , pictorial editions of a newspaper!^ wh , <h Mhj| „ u . ,.,. Kri , v ,. n .. Th<l ever Issued In the Slate. It should N -,, w r„||,.| fM , " lie preserved ss a souvenir of Wal terboro Attend closely and rely u...... . , , , . ’ Many Is de mail what goes thoo Implicitly upon the stHtenienis con- , if _ , , , . . 'tie complalnin dat he never had Isined. It will help you to gain K ..» # . .. "O chance, but ef .vsui put dat man W. R. FOX Sheriff Colleton Countv I.EVISN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS- In our well equipped' Machine shops, also ro;|d lessO(7s. Thirty days practical course will com plete you; good positions for graduates. Charlotte Auto school j Fresh. Ia>t Biscuits. Charlotte, N. C. ... . i. , .. VN e have fine line of t an Goods i-24-tf. i ^ Just Received i, cabbage snake <>r In 19"#, dry weather, after a hard fought and hitter cam- It was the source of regret iliaf paigiy tie was again elected kqpfrvla ihe invited speakers, Hon. Ira °\V. or by a good majority, defeating .1. ^Williams, of Columbia, and Hon. \V. E. Moore the present chairman ef Gruber of Walterboro. could not the Highway Commission for Colie- be present. A telegram was receive ton County. As a public official n.. '*- " •-* IF YOI’ a. clearer understandlt-g of a section ln ( , e< , p W) . Vr >oll l | l „ lKh , v H<>of , which rests upon a foundation of fll| . oul 4 , a , he a „ rk Bu\i solid values and is easily the equal « of any section in the Slate. Frank Stanton iu The Const! .on. Tripe. 2 lb. can 2(ic. WISH TO SELL THAT j farm, timber land, ft ore or res- j Prepared Sausage Meat 2 lb idence. write ns at once and send I full description as we have an orn ^ ‘ * h*** ^ e *‘ F attractive proposition to offer Heinz you. I.igon Lit4id Co.. Sumter, 8. ! •an L’.i C. 7-1 9-12t Down lu Colleton as it' sfttne oth j er pari* of the country, the ruffiansj FOR BENT A do not think that the public ha* r right to know what lliey are lug. Yorkvlile Enquirer do- Tliere seem* to lie a ginid deal of Ol'K FIFTH AN'NIVERNARY With till* issue of The Pre** and Standard, another milestone is passed, In so far as (he present edi torial msiii 'iement Is coi earned. Five year* ago we assumed charge righting blood down iu the good of thl* newspaper These have been old county of Colleton these hot busy years for The Preas and Stand- days.--The Newberry Observer, ard and Its editor, but they have ..... not been uneventful years, nor we LIFE. trust profitless as applied to the work the paper ha* attempted to 1" life worth living? Yea. so long perform. We have met difficulties. , l ,rrr l" to right, ......... ... Wall of the week against and had to fight for everything we have been able to aid In aronm- Flfst story of W. O. W. building at Berea, fine loc% r Mon reasonable rent. See D, T. Stiiikland, Snioaks. 8. C., Clerk of Hoard of Trustees. the Wail of the week i - strong, I Or tyranny to fight; pllshlng, but it la a source of pleas- Long s* ..there linger* gloom to lire to know that some fruit has chrae. . . . . Or sirewmtng tear to dry. haen borne on our little tree of One kindred woe one sorrowing fac honeat endeavor. We could heve ac- Thaf w „ <Jraw ri|jth; complished more if we had hadjhe |, 041K iUI a „f .-.ngulsh swell* support of all the good people of The heart and lid* grow net, the town and county, but we have And at the sound of Christman bells often found oppoaitiou and Indlffer- , ** Mrdoa and for ** 4; So long as falih ai>l frcoilom reigns ence where we would have been Xn<| |oyN hupr alir vivcs. glad to have hail the hand of broth- And gracious charity remain* erly kindness nnd aid. We have I'd leaven lowly lives; made many atrong friends, who are Wl'He (here is one untrodden tghcr t.k < f . . . . . _ ^or. (ntell«-ct or will, »" with ua lu our fight to better con- . , And men atv free to think and act, dltlons, and w* have niada some Llfe worth , lvlaR Mi „ enemies who would be delighted to - English Illustrated Mr«axlne aee ua defeated in our work, and - — — would do nil they dare to bring ' PI* re nee R Lucan, of Jackson- .«k ooaditlou. Bat .. M. d *« Mewi In town with hia mother, Mrs. tmo of th4a ^ Lneaa. Mr. Lucaa ia BUSINESS LOCALS. Good rice at Shaffer's D cent* qt. Fruit Jars at Hyrne's store. Butt meat, the beat quality at Shaffer s. 8 cents per pound. Turnip seeds for fall planting jus arrived at Kleln’s.- Some wonders this week on Shaf fer s 10c. table. '• Milve Meat. Heinz’ Apple Butter, IJctnwf Preserves. Heinz\ Vinegar. Hein/.' IMckbs. Fruit at all times. ^ Wanted to buy chickens and eggs ' Eggs 16 cents. public official, b>< Mr. Sailtli from Mr William*. Mr. Griffin was obliging, and strict-. sts'lng that sickness and urgent lj. honest. His bitterest political business prevented hi* attendance. I enemies have never accused him of a ••1 asktiit: that he take the spenk- | improperly profiting by any trat a- er's place. This he did. action whatever. The exercises of the' day were Fifteen years he was clerk and opened with prayer by Rev. Walter treasurer of Doctor’s (’reek Baptist Black. An address of welcome was church, ditrlng all this Mine, till made by Samuel Benjamin Sann- •'is last illness, he was absent from der* after which Hon, f> L. Smith fie conferences of Mils church was introduced by the chairman, A. three times Every duty to his <\ Breland. Mr. Smith made a very rl.'urch h>* performed with earnest- practical and suggestive talk. *ct- h* ss and fidelity. Other things ting forth the ben« fits of the could wait but the duties of this farmers’ unioi? and urging bcMer office had to be done. methods of fanning. Mr. Griffin*'* successor as Coiintv Dr. H. W Black, county superin-' Supervisor will possibly be elected, teudent of education, wa- the n**xt In that event. Gov. Blease w ill nan j speaker. Dr Black ~hit"1e an a*'- Mc date and order the election. i lin|Hi vc Your Itu^fiu ss. Th* dress on education urging united efforts tb better'achcol conditioi •<. New store Garden Reqd a< Hyrne's If vou want furniture see' Varn Broa. Cm., e? Snioaks. they have a nice line and can meet all coiupeti- I- ' Mon in'price*. "How can Shaffer sell it for a dime?" Is the question asked ev ery da' at our 10c table. Turnip seeds fresh arrival Klein’s at that thto to Um office at »•*. Mr*. la tlha * Bird Seed at Hyrrte’s store. (foil! line of drug* at Varn Bros. Go.. Snioaks, S. 0. Everything the best at Rleio's. 5 or 6 donee "Ctti" will cure any ~a e cf ('hill* and Fever. Price, >* 17- 4 m. - Posit'vely the greatest, and most Week yot oa oar Ite. G. I. BLOCKER, WALTERBORO, S. 4’. Advisory. Early to bod* Alwl Eatty.to ri*e. Hustle like fpry And adverl'i^e. Let other* follow You set the pace; 8ele*'t’your mediums And buy good space. Doni get prosy. But a‘lwnyn prepare "Copy that’s truthful. Short, sharp and square. it* w . • '-t »lie hu'dres* men to * "Oagewtlle I lioost the town is to advertis** wliat •thi'y have to sell in i r iper*. This *4 DefenlM O* nterrillc. A very interesting game of ball the county was played between the second '(earn will not only boost the of Cottegeville a?*1 Centerville, on itown. bn* will improve the business Thursday afternoon f rpi rt o t i*. Centerville Dodd. H. c:. .Turn- ’ A business eblis or flows, goes up bleston, V.. p; Koger. F.. lb; Gar- or down. In proportion as the bust- ter, (?., Ib; Dodd, H.. ss; Smith. K . tx's* men lets people know what 3b; Dodd. K., If; Burden. M., cf: he has to sell them. To act on the Carmel, P.. rf. | idea that what people want they Cottageville- Reeve*. R., c: Ack- wlli come nnd seek after, might do erman, M . p; Reeves. <»., lb; Jor- if all businens men followed it. But <l«n. M., 2h; Reeves. 8 . ss; Smith, the shrewd, up-to-date business B., 3b; Bmtth. P., if; Reeves. H.. cf: 'neo will mot fallow such fossilised OrlMlth. A., rf. methods, but through judicious, at- Score by innings: tractive and genervius advertislcrj Cottageville- I ft w ft o 0 9 iL«- 3 tells the public what he has. and Centerville) u ft o n o ft ft o ft ft t the public ref’iprocn^es by trading —- with him. If. truth, people do not E\<4i«»v. Heyward In llowfi. want to bother themselves with won Ex-Governor Heyward, formerly a dering where they can get an article te*njent of Walterboro. now living w-hen the fact can be brought to in Charleston, was in town* la*t their notice through an advertise- wroek to attend the Savage-Jefferie*' ment in the local pap r. The in- w- ddlng Mr. Heyward I* ooe of variable rule is. ro advertising, lit- (he largest rice planters lu low-r ;tle business; fair advertising t. ('(•Ileton, and ’ reports the lie*' bu*ln**ss; generous :Ulvertising. pros < r op in years To the deterloVatlng detriment. *" rou * buMn * P * - ' Why that deflection'and detraction of the — — governor.’ Want to succeed? Theti we would advise. 01 w good serv ice. And advertise. far-fetchled fanve of Hero, Wal terboro prklefully persists in the painfully punctual professionally primitive prerogative of His numerous friends — rule in Walterboro are a)wa>* glad to works out *o infallibly is clear to sro He " every iutelligetu mind Mrs. W. J. Taylor and children ac Joseph W. Lucas, superiu/endenU companied Mr. Taylor. Mo yruuiuve prerogative of propa- of thet-CoMeton Couulf Fair Aaao- far ae Summerville where WsUmg properly promoted pugl- elation, spent a few day* recently In vt.lt relatives, going from there ItoUc. prupenaitiee.~-sJaeptAi Herald. [Anguata. to the lato of Palms Mr. Taylor. Monlay a* she will