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'V fr- f ), WALTTO&ORO. 8. C ootober ii. im. at Um Waltorkoro. 8. C.. m M«oad-clM> matur Stock 8, lilt, ccdcr Act •( Mardi 8, lift. Tear 81.00 PaMlahed crcry Wedneday at Walter boro 8. C. oa Dm contrary, tkajr naat fool that thay haara dasarvad tha aporahatloa at thetr (allow eltlsaas. Thar harai distiasoished aathoiity for- their coafsa la tha pronouaead belief of the preeabt Oorarnor of Booth Car* ollaa la nob law for tha crime that ifna avenged at Hoaaa Path. They kaow that ha has said ha woald lead a body of man to aach bloody work as they performed. The senior Senator of Booth Carolina made* like declaration. Why should not tha actual lynchers be as frank as the theoretical lynchers? Why should they bo so bold before and so modest after tha event? Instead of concealing their participation In the proceeding of the mob why do not the lyrehers come forward .and decoire themselres and demand 'justification, at the hands of the law which they pretend they have not violated ?—Charleston Kfeaing frost. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1*11 The Bamberg Herald was out last week In a sixteen page edition Editor Knight certainly had no on use to kick on the amount of ad vertising patronage In that Jusue We opine he Is going out after the business now. AN IMPORTANT MATTER While The Press and Standard carries more community Hems than almost any other weekly newspaber In tWe State, there wire yet a num ber of communities in the county not r3jvi«t*atfd bj a regular cor respondent. Perhaps the value of having someone to send In Items regularly whose business It Is to keep the name of your community before the public h;is not occur red to you. Think for a moment of those sections of tlw* courtty beet known to you, and to the pub lic. Arc they r^prese"'^ regularly by convspond nts? The! schools seem tv be better, their peo- Pb> more prosperous. Why look at PnKwks this community : l ice It has lugMi represented by, our f.iifi AMOXU OUR EXCHANGES. Food prices are tha highest ever, and tha polHtclai)s that have beeh promising to reduce them have got to do something more thac* put on a new lot of clerks to add up statistics.—Greenville News. We see continually In the new spa pern that the farmers of the dif ferent communities are holding cot ton and when we look at the port receipts we see ro dlmunutten in ttom. so that we ere tempted to believe that the speculators are juat shipping that cotton back and forth among themselves so aa to hold the prices dowf.—Floren* e Dally Times. •~1 . A man named Jones has publish ed an edition of the Bible In phonetic spelling. There would appear to lie a greater demand for making the Bible easy to live by. The spelling of It is not its grea test difficulty. Savannah Brens. Let's see: What all has that i-ew dispensary winding-up commis sion done since It went In office? - Greenville Pidmont. Issued warrant for felder— New berry Observer. The other morning a nu rchai t BAKIN® POWDER AbmoMofy Pure Abeeiutety bee mo muboiituto 4 . £, * Many mixtures are offered as substitutes for Royal. No other ' baking powder is the same in- composition or effectiveness, or so wholesome and economical, nor will m^ke such fine food. Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Qrape Cream of Tartar ft FREE FREE Absolutely FREE! ful eorro-poftdfftt. "A »’• 6." has I was heard to sjij that he could not sell goods unless he had the custo mers. Well, all we can Hay in re- ncm ured a railroad and two banks, to ary nothing of other splendid Improvements. Cottagevllle has bad a wry efficient correspondent for only a few months, and-she has the secoi >1 best school in the county and r.. railroad to that Kdenlc com munity Is 1>< Ins agitated other In- statKv* might Iw cited. Do YOU wish YOt'R community to go for ward? Then please fill out the blank bcloii and bring or serd it to us. fid I tor The Press ind standard. Wslterboco, 8. (\ Dear Sir.— M. . — of . «. m. .. -. post office. . ^ . town- ahtp, would make • good correspon dent for your paper from the .-. mb ^ community. Very truly yours. we bb 0. 8. C., - ^ 1*11. THE MODEHT LYNOHER8. - j gard to this complaint is: "use printers isk and the customers will be sure to come." Chestei laintern Free Tickets to Till- Oiunfy Fair. Great effort has been put forth by the fair committee to make this season's event th- greatest of ;:ll ('arolina ('aunty fairs. The pub licity department h»s been well on to the Job and have succeeded in creating enthusiasm which has rerched out into many of the i>ear counties. This spirit bus boen caught by the I’hotographer who is located opposite the Methodist par sonage and he is offering free tick ets 8* the fair to every man and woman who does not know that O'Riley ia In town. Nobody saw the negro lynched by the mob at Honea Path on Tues day, and nobody had any hand In lynching, so far aa tho coroner's Ju ry was ablo to ascertain at the iavestlgation of the affa4r. Yet tho Whole bualneaa was openly conduct ed, and In the most approved and up-to-date fashion. Automobiles I / wore used in the chase and aome c - of) the moat “promii ont dtlsena” of tho county were in them, accord- Ilf to the most authentic and un disputed accounts, when they took the trail. Particularly was the name of a Representative In the GonerrJ Assembly from Anderson mentioned as among those pres ent, the same being the Honorable "Josh” Ashley, and Sheriff Poele ia quoted us saying that this gen tleman took the negro from his cus- tod)< The Honorable Mr. Ashley is said also to have been accompan ied by his son when he set out aa n declared leader of the mob. But the Ashley's. It Is now assert- , ed, left the lynching party yith the ! negro before the scene of the last act was reached. Of course, they j couldn't be expected to know who ronfained in the crowd. It is obvi- . ogsly Impossible ir< all the c Ire um- i stances, that anybody of the neigh- ' borhood should he able to say just who had a hand in the lynching. Indeed, it would seem as If none i hut the sheriff who lort hia prison- I er and the coroner who took down the body aid, of course, the good folk who cut the negro's fingers off for souvenirs know that there was a lyndiing, and even they i cannot be sure that the man , didn't hang himself l>y ..Is foot * and riddle his own. body with buT- { lota. i It ia passing strange, though, that all these eager people who set out with loud speech and obtruding weapons to wreak vengeance for hideous crime, boasting the right- j eousness of undertaking, should { prove so modest after the event : an to refuse all award of merit for | tho accomplishment. Why shouldr/t ' tho Honorable Mr. Aahiey, for ex- | ample, a sturdy cha-mploh and ex ponent of the white man's civillta- lion, hare retained to the end the leadership he assumed at the first [alarm, and eortie through tho whole ; E uprise to the applause of Ills fel eltisona? Why shouldn't all the Iclpnata In the lynching present '* f O'Riley will remain in Walterbo- ro through fair week, however In tending patrons should not wait un til the last moment. Bring the boblea before dinner if convenient. •Vo*suit Granted I* Tillman Oaae. Edgefield, Oct. 17.~-Jud«e Mrm- mingger granted c. nonsuit this afternoon in the case brought hr Mrs. Lucy Dugas. Tillman against lire husband, B. H. Tillman, Jr., to recover 914.000. Mrs. Tillman alleged In her com plaint -that moneys approximating this sum had been pc4d her hus band and that he did not properly account for thorn to her. The non suit was ordered on the ground tha the proof was at variarwe with the allegations of the complaint. No fraud was alleged in the com plaint. Owing to the prominence of the plaititiff t.-nd itefHiulant, the case has attracted roislderr.hle atten tion. for Rev. F. O. 8. Clurtls, C. W. pel- lum and J. M. Ackerman attended the Baptist association at Pine Grove church No. 2, Friday. Out of twenty-six churches In the county twenty-four were represented by de rgates. These delegates report a most excellent meeting . B • • Mr and Mrs G. C. Brown went to Charleston this afternoon. They will rsturn tomorrow evening. When you have a- bad cold you want the best medicine obtainable so as to cure it with as little delay '■ns possible. Here is a druggist's opinion: "I have sold Chamber- li in's Cough Remedy for fifteen years,” says Knos Loltar of Sarato ga. Ind., "and consider it the bet-t on the market.” For sale by all dealers. The Brick Store. Seed Hhouk * Rriug Pound Pound. There is agreat diacerpancy be- tvt|;«n the prices offered this season for cotton seed, and th* prices at which oil, meal, and hulls are sold If this deerepency exists it will be well for the farmer who has cot ton sejd to hold them off the mar ket. A real good farmer will not sell his seed hut will exchange i them for tmc-l when this can be dot ^ on a ba.sis of pound for pound It is better for Use farmer to re turn his seed to the soil than to exchange on s less ix-sis. A little back bon.' here and there in load of cott.in seed will make * more meal. . 1 The Carolina Union Firmer, pub lished at Gastonia. N. ('., has the following editoral on this subject: | Kalh?r than sell «V>tion seed a* 1 rnything near the present price, it | will he far betier to feed them to ‘ hNh k or return them to the soil j as fertilizers. Quite a number of 1 our hc«x farmers in the State have j t i?V<r yet sold any eot’on s-ed off \ their farms at any jvr.ee and some ; of tiwDi have succeeded, in a very*' short time, in bringing up poor i I (Wild's to produce a hale of cotton !** Here. !»y simply returniig to th.vj cotton patches the seed which they produced. If this by-product of j emton will increase the fertility i or the soil on which it grows, isn't I it better to return the *>od to the land than to dispose of thk-m for a „ »* i • mere pittance and let the cotton Itl^J i 1 At 111HCS, oaed oil trust grow rich at yowr ex- each petv-e, and rt the expanse of your j ( ?. white win^ a fertlllxer, but unless you can g?t i F lour, per barrel as puy for the oil you sacrifice all you l nn<T Jt bog oiements of manhood and Indep.en-’ ,0 ‘ K 11 donee when you coward yurron- i_ f _ _ hav« the oil free. You had belter . Ked Rust rroof Oats, dor lo a greedy trust and let them ^ bushel pilo up your seed and burn them , 1 rather than sacrifice your man hood and turn them over to the cotton oil trust regard leas of value. Dot every, local, Union In the State pledge to k<t?t cotton ared off the laud, unlees they can be nxchung- market and put them back upon th ed for cotton seed meal on c- basis of pound for pound, and also get as many pledges from noti-Union men as possible'' BKICK, LIMI*:. CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS. Terry & Shaffer Will Give Away at Their Store One Beautiful Oak China Ooset Piano hash polish, bent plate glass front and ends, hand carved top and feet. Would retail for *4Q.OO. ALSO THIRTY High Grade Dinner Sets—Each set 42 , ~ pieces. One dinner set will be given away on each Saturday afternoon at 4 p. m. At the end of 30 weeks the Grand Prize, the Beautiful China Closet will be given. These Premiums now on exhibition at cur Store. First Dinner set given on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. / With'each and every cash purchase, large or small, we now give a card which will help you to get one of these 0 GRAND PRIZES. Call and Learn the Particulars. Win a dinner set for yourself FREE and win the CHINA CLOSET lor your minister. Remember 30 weeks of prizes at . Terry & Shaffer. . 1m Mfii O ■ mi i ■ 111 O—uuu—i FL-R SALE—150 bushels of corn I All Rexall remedies fully gucran- i-t 90c. per bushel while it lasts, teed, ('all and see them. Walterboro Will deliier in lo miles at above Drug Oo. price. Apply to W. O. Guess, j ... . £ , Round, 8. 0. 10-18-21. Bird 8,40,1 at Hyrne’s store. Four New Royal Drop Head" anted a uropper to run two- J 1 hors** rm hpMithv 1rM*nturn hAnr $25.00 I $5.50 75c. Sed, Rye, per bushel $1.75 20c. White Pearl Onion Sets per quart Horses \ Mules O'Riley will remain in Wajterbo- ro through fair we >k. however in- tending patrons should not wait un til the last moment. Bring the babies before dinner if convenient. Here, is a woman w ho speaks from personal knowledge and long experience, viz., Mrs, U. H Urogar-, of Wilson, Ua., who says. ”1 know from experience that UhamlH-rlain'a ('oiigh Remedy is far superior to any other. For croup there is noth ing that exgels it.” For saW* 1 by all dealer*. O'Riley will remain in Walterbo- ro through fair week, however in- tending patrons should not wait un til the last moment Bring' the Ix'-hies Iwd'ore dinner If convenient. 4 If you hav« young children you have perbtips noticed that disorders of the stomach ere. their most com mon ailment. To correct this you will find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets excellent. They are easy and pleasant to take, at-d mild and gentle In effect. For sale by alt dealers. Have opened up 50 cases of Men’s King Duality and Ladies Oueen Quality Shoes. Evety pair guaranteed—-none better. I* ^ Salt Bacon per lb. 7 l-2c. O'Riley pleases everybody. horse farm, healthy location, hear & br 6 doses “GCti" will cure any school and church, seven miles ; cas ® of chills and fever. "Price, 25c. north of Wa-Iterboro. Apply In | . M person to C. F Koger Walterboro, ^ Riley pleaseg everybody. *• '’ f Klien’s Malt extract flesh and WANTED, to buy chickens a-nd eggs J. L. Walterboro Hotel. 9-14-tf. «• • <-*»«• + m m , m . WANTED—Two or three share croppers, white or colored, to run ofte or two plows. Good houses and water. Land will make a bale of cotton per acre ( T. J. Simmons, Islandton S C | 9- 20.8L ’ *| Red and WANTED—Three salesladies at KI ‘ e *’ i ' once. Also a smart boy who I , wants to learn the dry goods busk ness. Must be 18 years old. Must he prepared to go to work at onefp. Taylor's, Walterboro, S. C. 10- 25-tf. WANTED;—To buy 3,000 pounds o fodder at $1.00 per hundred de livered. L. N. Glover, W'alterbo- ro, 8. C. 10-1 l-3t. WANTED—To sell cheap, about half price a Scholarship In the Charlotte Auto School. Address o apply to “J” care of this paper. 9 6 tf. blood producer. O'Riley pleases everybody. New Garden Seed a< Hyrne's store. O'Riley pleased everybody. Opel. Coal Stoves, make a bright cheerful fire. Terry 4 Shaffer, Coal dealers. white ocJon seta, gt * ^ ^ O'Riley pleases everybody. Stetson’s Hats, in staple shape*. H. W. Black. Jr. W> are agents for the National Cigar Stand Agencies of America. . Walterboro Drug Co. / Nyal’s Kidney Pills, 25 cents at Klien’s. O'Riley pleases everybody. R. R. P. Seed Oats. Terry & Sha fer. Colgates rapid shaving powder. 25 cents at Kllen's. The Brick Store WANTED- -So hands to work tur pentine. price $1.00 to $2.00 pfJh d.'.y. Also 5000 bushels of cow peas, $2.00 per bushel. G. \V. Hiott. Round S. C, * 10-1 S-4t. WANTED—Men and boys to take a thirty days practical course in our Machine Shops, learn the O’Riley pleases everybody. ('oal Grates for sale Fit in any Terry & Shaffer, Coal fire pi we dealers./ Red Rust Proof Sped Oats, Ira good. 11. W. Black, Jr. (/Riley is busy. Columbian, Cleveland, other bicycles made Ex- and Auto business and accept good p (> <-'It’-nufacturing Co., at Klien s Crescent b> Pope 1 Classified Adveni^nuots: OR SALE. ItBaasMlTM before the proper au rttlea la demand of reoocnitlon • approval? They sorely have no of Ut propriety or of! Timely advice giveD Mrs. C. Will oughby, of Marengo, W’ls , (R. N 1) prevented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. Doctors had said her frightful cough was a “eon sumption” rough and could do lit tle to help her. After many reme dies failed, her aunt urged her to tg-k^ Dr. King’s NeW Discovery. "I pave been using it for some time she wrote "and the awful cough ha almost gone. It also saved my lit tle boy when taken with a severe bronchial trouble." This match less meulcine has no eual for throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and Trial bottle free. Guaran<eed by Jaa. M. Klein. Ter.neM.-ee Sf«x k. and show up well. We also !■-lected with care some, nice trim drivers, and work hro.u-s. and will take pleasure in showing then:. n N We invite your inspectlcv- before buying. MAY & ANDERSON T«wvn Tax Notice. The tax books for the tpwn of Walterboro will be open for the collection of taxes from Nov. 1st to 3»th. 1911. at the store of H. W. Black, Jr. Take notice there will be no extension of time. D. B Black. Clerk and Treasurer. 10-4-lt. We have just returped from the west this week with a shipment of extra nice mules of various 0 4 , „ sirrs. ranging from 13n« to 9"U lbs ! , ' <Mk * s 'Lh— 200 acres of land, 125 Tlub.> mult i.re clean cut trim acres in good cultivation; A miles from Walterbroo, on ML Carmel road. Abo corn and fodder for sale. S. N. Hiott, Walterboro, R F. D. No. 3. 10-18-tf. FOR SALE—I will cull at public auctioi:' to the highest bidder for cash, at my lot on Saturday, Oct. 28.-1911, the following dew-pitted cow. taken up under the ordi nance. to wit: One licht red cow with white on jawa^mbdMn face, marked crop and split ir- one ear, crop in other ear. J. B. Acker man, Chief of Polio©. FOR SALK —On© Reo Car in gintd running condition. Can he seen t:4 my pla«M» at HetifU-rsonvillp. G. W. Sweat, White Hall, R. i . l*-25-3t. F'OR RENT OR SALE—Farm of the late Benj. K. Sanders 65u arrow more or less (Including pt*- turo) under good wine fence, also muiea and wagon for sale. Ap ply to Mrs. B. K. Sanders, W al- U-rbero. S. C. 10-25-2t FOR SALK OK RENT—Mow store good stand with all necessary out buildings near White Hall. For particulars, address Box R. White Hall, S. C. 7-l*-tf. WANTED. sitioiis. Three hundred gradu ates placed in positions in the last twelve months. Charlotte Aifto School, Charlotte, N O 9 6 tf. NOTICE. The time for the payment of town licenses expires October 31. All persons holding licenses must secure a new ligpuse Tee on or be fore November, 1,1911. or be liable for a fine for each day thereafter, - D. B. Black Clerk and Treasurer, Walterboro, 8. C. Oct. 17. 1*11. (>Riley is busy. seed Rye—rThe high growing va riety. Terry A- Shaffer. C»'Riley is busy. I have a nice line of fall and — j w inter suiits, give ns a chance to XKO'I | show them to you before vou bu>% ' bubj's solid gold braeel.vf ! H. W. Black, Jr. opens with clamp, flower on back. 1 O'Riley Is busy. Lost between my house nnd*i i. , Kllen's, or between Kllem» and w i» ro,,e ''° d in .40. .minutes by hotel. Rcwi.rd if is>«nri..a m_ oolford s Sanitary Lotion. Never LOST V\ . J. Taylor. 10-25-11. ! Sold by John M. IM SINKSS Liggetts candies-'all siz<‘s the first ever sold in this city ter boro Drug Co. Y: rd w toe 1 loin gist. (• Riley Is busy. Kllen's Compound Klien, drug* ,1 u-1 8-0 m. Extract of Bu- are Wal- Seed Store opor. ,ic pci yard li U lihx-k. .l r . Rye for sale at Hyrne's O'Riley pleases everybody. National Black and White will please any smoker. Walterbo ro Drug Co. cigars Coal —Hard Coa Get our figures. Coal yards. Soft erry A Coal— Staffer •'bit for the kidneys. O'Riley is busy. ' NyaPs Llver Salt, mild and pleas ant. 26 cents at Klien s. O'Riley is busy. "o° d is Ver >' expensive^# Coal in very cheap-We have a big stock A 0 Shaffe r and * Ut,t ° Ur Pri<e ' Terry final notice. We are the horob >’ Kiven that the | undersigned will make his final re- r il Rexall agentg for ! furn as Administrator of the • es Colle.or- county. Walter,,or„ Dm* or W. w on ,'L ,T k :: J l °rT ber - next ' 191 l and 1 ipfAUf' Z. theroaft ® r apply to the O Riley pleases everybody. Knives and Forks 60c ner set same worth $1.50. ^ ' H. W. Blatk, Jr. » Probate Court for letters dlsmissor/ A. E. Kearse. w.i* i c Administrator, t Walterboro. S. c.. Qct. lo, 19H. ■