The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 23, 1911, Image 7
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THE PBBSd AMD STANDARD, WALTKRBORO, & a
PAGE SEVEN
JCKT MXJUTn % A. R. him* DmA
SEN. Seldom If over, Am thta town
.felt the death of o&e of her elt-
it la Rem* Ucna more heealy then It hae the
hiPS^QMK. ' 1 death of A. R. Hiere. His death
Bombers, Nor. Id.*—After befog eomlug as a bolt from a clear
te their room for only ooe boor g j|j- gave the town a shock.. and
cod a .half, the Jury In the case cast c. gloom over the entire com-
of the State agalast.LeRoy B. To- mercial activity, and even yet men
^nin ht tt‘li. Vnnouaced^hat*d* pa “ an<1 repaM the offic *
lerdlethad been reached the court *“h softened footsteps where ev-
waraod the people not to make any ery passerby was wont to greet th®
demonstration, and not a sound was deceased with a cordiality accorded
made by only those who are friendly ■ and
* as the Jury* filed to their seats. The . ... . „ . K > ,
verdict was not unexpected, and °P en hearted toward all their fel-
wben "lt was read by the clerk a . lows.®
touching scene was enacted ra the j ji£' liters was born 59‘ jeers ago
defendant at.il Ma elderly father h . t Conetcn county and , lve(i there
•book hands with their attora^ys u mjj twelve years ago when he .
and the members of tbo jury, u.o\td to Allendale. He soon be-
* All of the morning session was c tUle a ffM a t e d w,lh the progressive
taken up with arguments, and the neSi c f tij 0 town’s mmen’ents and i
c."*e was submitted to the jury for |j as closely identified with
their consldfratlcn just at the mid- ever> . niovtIIuat looki.*^ toward
day recess. II. Searson, of Hanijs t jj 0 developnifrit cf this section. He
ton, J. P. Carter, of the lecal bar charge of the local express of-
and Jr-mes fcl. Das is of Dariiwell fjee eight years a^o and bus prov-
addressed the juty on bthnlf of the cn lo bc CRe t f yce t*omp..5ies
State, and B. lv. Hiers of Hampton n \^.lutd n tn. He v.m» always
S. O. Mayfield of the local bur s id at hls pcst of dutJl arid as he lived
R. H. Welch of Columbia spoke for EO he ckd. lie dud with the
the defense, specch< s of atiornej.; h. rn rs on. Actively engaged at his
od the two sides alternating. The j, ^ preparing his way bills to meet
charge of Judge Shiip was clear an the luori) i.., J t-xpress.
to the point. • ' t in the ttitcc with him at. the i
Tuten -eras charged with the mur- Ume were w |» r U ntar and vy. !
der ot J. K. l^J igford, a prominent ^ Gcodton, and without one word
merchant and farmer cf Hampton complaint fill from his chair
county. Langford was found dead to t j l0 ii cori 0Rd was dead.
In a field ivar the outskirts of M r HUis Iti-ves a large family. 1
Brunson in September of lr.3t year. I j le wag ma rrltd to Miss Ellen Ray-
At first it was thought that he ^q,. 0 f Collatcn county and this uu- !
hrd ditd from natural causts, but lon wa s blessed with nl.-a children,'
examination led tho authofitles to Mra william Sease of Hhrhardt, i
teke a different view of the case. i kit hard, cf Savannah, Misses Ke- '
Thi^, led to the arrest of Mary bectgi Hnd R { . u lah: of Allendale.
Harris.^m»young white woman, who Mi,* Ruth, a student at Winthrop,
was alleged to have been IntlmDie | p lorence> sklixer. Kate and Jr-mes.
with Langford, and Richard Wil-J|j e , ll80 a Lrother. C. e M.
liama. a negro. The two prisoners ; Hiers.
were brought to Columbia for safe- j i nere had never lived a more ac-
keepln.;. 'commcdaling man thr- • A. K. Hiers.
’ Subsequent statements by the girl h p would Inconvenience himself
led to the arrest of LeRoy B. Tu- , aR y time to do a favor, and as a
tea, a wall known ff.-rnier. result he was liked by every one
Mary) Harris was the principal knew him. To full) appreciate
witness against Tuten, but her l«*-! th» .mniltiru of tho ima it was
timony was greatlj* weakened by
several coufltctlng stt/emeuts she
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trj »«nt ties.
Ad '
BOITHERN PINK BEETLE.
Menace to Lirioji Ptrk Trees If Xo»
SkaMprd Oat.
(Continued From Last Week.)
According to the expert on forest
Insects of the Bureau of Entomolog
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
the location of trees that are in
fested by the southern pine beetle
fa the first and one of the most
Important things to do before
definite plans are mc-de for the ac
tive work of cutting the trees.
Some of the essential things to
| remember are as follows: | 1 ■ ■■-
Jii .ir.pT^S ZvlVorVol. Finally Cured by Lydia 0. Pink-
of the truiiku cf healthy tres. ham’s Vc^Ciatlc COir.JKiUnd, *
File. I’a. — “ I sttfTercd for tiv * j*e?rs
SUFFERED
FIVE YEARS
A freshly attack'd tree nwy
j In h tul.es on the trunk
r ui V/ »v i 4»v i i ivjixr* v/»i - . .. ^
r« dr h lerirg dust around the bare . 1 J-liHIdhLl‘‘ V - , ‘ , 1 S ^ f,t wa ' i
cr there may te m external e*t- , s ,. . * 1
wade In regard to the case.
The trial began Tuesday, au-l
two days were taken In testimony
and arguments. The final speeches
were made yesterdey and the case
was given to the jury, which soon
returned its verdict.
El>l4iiu*<lt News iLctnms.
Ehrhardt. Nov. 13.—Special:
Last week oi«o of the Hacker
Mfg. Co.’s hands must have had
his hands tarry, for he took every
thing he could £ct his bands on,
in the way of clothing, overcoats,
money, and tools; but some of tho
boys missed some of their clothing
and traced It to Jim, as they called
him. He ran from them and thoy
caught him by shooting in hls di
rection. They found several or
practically all the goods and Jim
owned It ail up r>nd said: “Boss,
if anything else Is missing. I got
that loo." Jim was sent to tho
gang to work on the roads of the
county.
Well, tho county fair at Waiter-
boro was c big success, so some
have said, and would have beet*
better, but they could not see the
whole of the fair for the signs put
up taxes due, etc. Notwithstand
ing all this i&'waa a credit to Col
leton county.
Dr.
Earl S. Sloan |
necessary to know him personally.
Mr. Hiers was a true and de
voted husband, a kind, co. alderate
and indulgent father, a s'.aunch cit
izen and good man.
Two weeks ago this paper conteJn
td this local about Mr. liters, "lie
like other ptcple has, hls faults,
but his heart is in the right plac }
and is tulVof the milk of human j
kL-vlntss." it was true of the man
living r-ad is true of the man dead, j
He was hurried in Swallow-Sa-
vannih Cemetery yesterday after
noon at four o’clock. Hie funeral
being conducted by his pastor. Dr.
\Voiii,:g.—Allendale Herald.
"An Aristocracy’a lacst StiuMl."
In most cities a change of may
ors is not accompanied by social
convulsions. In Ckt-rleston, S. C.
it is different. Since the beaux
and belles aM their watchful elders
strutted on the battery, with paid. (
and powder find brocade and high-
heeled shoes i..nd jealous rapiers.
Charleston has been ruled bj. the
"upper class”. Even when lllltuan ;
descendttl from the meager uplands ,
and in the name of the dispeiAir.ry (
harried the patricans with his Jan-
issariis tho former kept the city I
while they cursed the proletaralt I
lu their beards. '
From tijpe immemorial the Plnck
.UU wuui/. i neys, the Alstons, the Rhetts, the
Mrs. Groseclose Mid her daught- Barnwells, the Legcres, the Por-
la-i* n-f cberg and tbe res t of the anointed :
SHERIFF’S SALE.
dme (f n.uick until tlie leaves bc-
g n to lade.
3. l!y. the time the tops aro
f.-di (1 !. (J tl v bark on the middle
and n; i r tn:nlf Is <r(.4'l the broculs
of the UtfltjS ar»? in an advanced
bt. pe 'f dc "rlcpincnt, yet sit the
8. .\.v t ; .e t j.c t:.ik cn the lower
tliid cf the trt til mny be living
: i • v 'viddtee cf attack, or
it ; y It a Ur < kt d lyothtr kinds <<f
Infici’b v 1 i, h are not r>: ponsible
far 11 • ib atii of tf!?’s.
4. a- n {'*1 the b: rk begins
to db' c ;• an;, pari cf the trui.k, it
is Rt atki'il by uumcrous otlji r in-
ecf'.t , ii clrdii g the idtiltn of the
‘sabytr' (inis v. hiih do not ul-
t. ck hi '1 hy trees.
6. By the time the tops hr.ve
chan red from pale greenish brown,
the breeds of the southern pine
beetle are transformed to the ad
ults.
6. By the time the tops have
chang'd to a reddish hue, the broo
/-• -•
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to three dcr-
^ iiora r. d tiny dil
v no sroivl.
tvra l.vi. idr
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HfMulwttoas of
Resolutions relative to the death
of Brother Hoary W. DuBois adopt*
ed by> Unity Lodge No. &S, A. F.
M. of South Carllnoa.
Whereas the supreme Architect
and Ruler of the world has called
unto himself, from this world of
care and shedows the soul of our
deceased brother Henry W. Du
Bolt, and whereas it Is a beautiful
custom fouided upon love cud af
fection.' to meinoriallfe live memory
of all worthy Brother* by paying
fitting tribute . to, their vlrtuoi
therefore, be it resolved
First. That in the death of ou«
late Brother Henry \V. DuBois, our
order has lost a most valued, mid
highly c*tei nied member, and the
town and count) in which he lived
one of its Tore most anl most use
ful citiztne. aid of.iicrsn
S(«<rd. Iht^t •ygrinder to the
bt rt. v«'d fat: iij of our Brother our
icafif< t i puibv in their gn.-v
ouv loss.
i i; i.. Tb it the- r» solutions lie
prf : ;! up* n t
* j i' ll..
/ / ^ / I.:. b. i/ ; rn I 1 am
—! J Row titroi'.e an 1 w oil
* l
bo
tbe liiimiti «, publlsli-
> t riper, . nd a copy
it to ihe tan.ijy of
tiro;In r.
lliTl S.
of ..Februaryv March, o
Therefore, in estimating the char
acter :/id cxtCttj^ of the Infesting
| wlthin/any given area, or in locat-
I will sell the. fallowing tracts of Ing infest'd trees and marking
land on sr lcsday in Dec. 1911, at ; ,heui for utilization or trer- ment j
the court house at 12 u clock M , , :,s only to consider those with
for taxes, costs and penalties: ’ j ,adl “« f br t °. wn v i
lor* the first stage of tho yellowish i
Thomas N:x, lt» acres, more or rtd t G p S
less, bounded by S. CL Fitxsimnions j n 0 (| )t . r
1
r~ Mi. I don’t l:nov»* I. to cxt rtS'j
! . i! :’.n!:s f.-r tic* pood it lias dene m.*
i: l J hi pe nil nitTering \.' 'im*h will
f..e Lydia L. Piukhan’s Yegetabte
(.'(•inr^otmd n \n\]. It v.m wortli i’m
y.:;- t i:» *• .1TTr ■■ Vi. J'.ndliui,
i.. I. L. .vo. i, } i a.
Ly iia L. I’i.ihiiatu’. gttable Ccm-
.d, Emile frem native roots and
contains no narcotic or harm
ful dnic.r, end to-day ! a’j tLuj record
f r t’;o lar?, t riurnlg-r ot actual cures
cf fetnalo Ui.varcs wo. know of, and
thousands of voluntary-testimonials
hive divekpcd and r.re emerging or ore on Ule in the i’inkliain laboratory
have emerged . of Lynn, M .ss , from women who have
7. During the warm months the cured from almost every form of ;
broods will devch p and emerge female complaints, sueh as inlluruma-
from a tree within about 30 to to tion, ulceration, diMphiccnicuts, fibroid
days after It Is attacked. tumors. IrreffujariU^i, periodic pain*.
8. Trees attccked in November hapkaehe, iiulig'esmfn and nervous
will usually carry the broods over r roR tration. hverjr auflYring w<oimil
winter. The foliage of some tree owes tt to hersdt to give Lydia L-I’ink-
will fade and reach the reddish « A egetabk? ( otmiound a trial,
stage before spring; other trees
oftju'kpit i . Deceniher or * liter ittltlmni, I.) IlH t for lt»
‘ " ol ,‘,0e urnn ,h r 0 ’warm |« ^ “““ »*»“>» “*=‘1'^.
or April
N. tl. Mm rail.
I* M I 'vkii' r.
J A. \V« terberg
Walwrlcro. No\. l i , lull.
It I** a plonsure to t< !l you ■That
! ' • . «;• r• k o medy is tho
list i<ii’• h i:u llelu«‘ I have ever
usod." w rili ;l Mrs. Ilu.'li t';.npt*eH,
.of Lovonin, (la. "I lian* us«d it
with all my ehildren and the results
have been highly satisfactory?’ For
sale by all di alers.
I INAL NOTH E.
ma\
Estate Morris Lloyd, l>e<-'nNod.
Notice is hereby gi'«n that the
undersigned will make hls final re
turn Administrator of the Es
tate of Morris Lloyd on the 4th
day of December, 1911, and imme
diately thereafter apply to the I’ro-
bate Judge for Colleton county for
his discharge as Administrator of
said estate ^
« E T. H. Shaffer,
Administrator.
Walterboro. S. C. Nov. 11. Hill.
METAL
SHINGLES
and Dongr*non plantation. Taxes,
coats and penalty^ $10.58
Hlake Town-liip.
Estate, Martha Snipes, It) acres,
more or less, bounded north by A.
C. L., R. R.; South by Boynton. ei«s
by Moses Screven; and west by
estate Rente Young. Taxes, costs
and penalty, $7.19.
W. R. FOX
Sheriff Colleton County,
Dr. H. A. Willis, of Henderson
ville, is here this week attending
court.
C. E. H. Moore, of
ville, spent Sunday In
relatives.
Henderson-
town with
er. Miss Cbloe, went to visit her
relatives in Prosperity.
Therq was a wreck on the A.
L\ L. Railway last week. Was caus-
pd by a broken flr-nge on the en
gine trucks. No ono was hurt or
killed, and damage comparatively
imall.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ebrh&rdt
went to Newberry on £ business
trip, and UTTiee her mother and
listen, last week. -
Mr. I. J. Zelgler has a stranger
it his house. He is oil smiles.
O. Lloyd Preacher, of Augusta.
[Jr., has been chosen as the archi
tect for the new school building.
This Is good news, but we-wan-* to
»ee dirt move and the brick work
begin.
Professor Claude Melton, of the
Lodge school, with bis teachers.
coterie have ruled Charleston with i
a haughty if a condescending hand.
Lust ’iuesdoy’s electlovo, therefore,
marked not the passing of the
mityorality from one incumbent to
aiukher, but the downfall of an In
stitution, tbo peried of a regime
and the birth of a new dispense-t ion j
An etBire oligatchy was committed
to oblivion when (Jracid triumphed
the polls. Traditions crumbled aud
syuteuis ware transformed. I he
rooted usages of generations, a
supremacy so anchored in observ- I
a nee that It seemed to partake of
immortality* disappeared before a
vulgar onslaught. The ancient aris
tocracy submerged by a bourgeois
inundation-, sank beneath* tho sur
face and C' suddenly unchained "Tab
ble" went mad with unexpected vie-
HACIER MANUFAlTUBINf
COMPANY,
SUCCESSORS 10
GEO. S. HACKER & SOU
words the dead trees \
with duul find falling foliage or |
those with br-re red tops do not ;
contain the broods of the south
ern l ine beetle, therefore do not [
have to be cut.
The next article will give the es- !
sential details of the methods of •
controlling the pest. «
(To be Continued.)
Professional Notices.
Am J Pisiitnirne lleber It. i adget.
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FISHBURNE & PADGETT
Attorneys end Counselors at Lew
WALTERBORO. - - S. C.
Huge ■'.’UUUI, WIIU uim Die W elll UlUU - • •-
liases Oi-ks, Padgett, and Robert- Lpry, Hence the stoning of i'he
jn, were seen on our streets Bat- ! Hews and Courier office and the
_ s res*. _ a— k. .-W i r Vi ! . . . ^ . I ^ .. .»# t K ox
ird«y. They came up to be with !
ear teachers and organize a teach-
ra’ r.ssoclatlon. It is their Iqtert-
ion to meet monthly and discuss
uestiol-ij in regard to school work.
Ole next meeting will be held at
x>dge school building. AH teachers
n the surrounding section are urg-
d to attend. All meetings will be
nform&l. Subject for discussion at
text meetlr-g will be: "Trie Prea
nt Status of the Schools of This
lection.”—B:.mberg Herald.
When Baby's Haio Was CArt-
be day they cut the baby’s hair
The bouse was all a fidget;
uch fuss they made, you would
have said
He was a king—the midget,
ome wanted this; some wanted
that
Some thought it was dreadful
'o lay* a band upon a strand of cJi
that precious headful.
/bile others said to leave a curl
Would be the height of folly,
nleaa they put him with tha girli
And call him Sue or Mollle.
he barber’# aheara went snip-a-
•»ip, .
The golden fluff was flying,
randmother had a trembling lip.
And Aunt was almost crptng.
he menfolk# aaid, "Why, hello,
B ®*» ... »
You’re looking five years older.
ut mother hugged the shaven head
Close up agalnpt her shoulder.
b, well; the neat must lose Its
’ birds.
The cradle yield lt§ treasure;
ime will not stay a single day.
For %L*p pleader’s pleasure.
And when tbe hour’s work waa
The scales*were oven, maybe;
W father gained a little maa,
When mother loot her hahr*
breaking of the windows of the
electric compai-y presided over by
a Gadsden.
Up to a verj' few yer*s ago a
familiar phenomenon at White Sul
phur Springs, for almost a cen
tury the palladium, so to speak,
of the South s elect, wra the re
ligious solemnity cf complacent
and superior groups as a man or d V
miged passed by with tragic face 1
laid long frock coat. “That’s the
mayor Charleston,” would be whis
pered by reverent lips. Senators
acJ governors and grave members
cf high tribunals might come and
go without exciting epecicJ com
ment. W’by not, after all. #inc«
the whole gathering was composed
of Cbarleeton was something more
He repreeei:*ted heredltwy conse
quence end grandeur. He wcu a
link in a long chain of birth and
precede"'*e t nd privilege, the sur^
vKicg official repreaetsatlve of
"clr-»’’. Thua he was a glory unto
himself, aud thus the mere vision
of him and all he typified brought
silent rapture to the proudest
Southern heart.
So it i» over. The last remaining
stronghold of Ci political aristocracy
has h en invested and privilege has
per ; rd tn the final trench.—New
York bun.
It’s Equal Don’t Exist.
No one has ever made a talve,
ointment or balm to compare with
Buckl&n’s Aran lea Salve. It a the
one perfect heaAer «f Cuta. Cerna,
Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Bolls,
CTeeiw, Eczema, Balt Rheum. For
Sore Eyse. Cold Sores. Chapped
Hands or Sprains Its suprems. Un
rivaled for Piles. Try It. Only
Sf« nt Jno M. Klein.
WE MANUFACTURE
Doors Sash and Blinds
Columns and Balusters; Grille:
and Ornaments; Screen Doorf
Windows.
WE DEAL IN
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CHARLESTON. S C.
OFFICE OF
v
Dp. A. J: Anderson
DENTAL SURGEON
Office Hours: * • “ * ‘ P m
B p. m , 8 p. tn-
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Bank.
’Phone HF a.
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If you purr haw the NEW HOME you wlU
bave'p Ufr uact at the price you pay, aad will
not have ea cndiMM chela of rrpidn.
? H- V. BLACK S3,
O 1
1 DENTAL SURGEON
3 I have reopened try dental
0 office, and have associated
5 with me DR. JOHN H.
o BAKEP. All work fiven
£ prompt attention.
q Office next Terry A Shaffer's
” Store.
Office Hour«: 8.30 am to 9
p. m. 8 to 6 p. m.
’Ppone No. 67a.
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o w
osiery
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Will insure improved country.dwell-
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Quality
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our latent eatetegaa before you purebam.
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f 2 Meetina Streat,
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Htarts Much Trouble
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five ceaL* a Li e ^ach inM-rtion.
Marriages and Death,.
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deaths are prl’ ied f. Obituary
notice, ami vArara at the end c# *
“death" notice*, rhargnl at the
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