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• w, . a a . ••• . t «. Ml. *4 «EuT at Um WalUrboro, 8. a, at Mooad-claM mattar I. 1I7*. aadat Act of March V "k 9 r 8, MTt. m*** IM hte I’a la aat acttlad.— Or «a «M^iM^aB9lal8. 9m Ymr $l.oo 8ts MoaUra ^0 ffcroo Month* ^ Pablished every Wednesday at Walterboro 8. C. tha MtMt. Tha Itoaa eItm thla week eover oaljr $tl<. loavtag aaoa plained MSi.ii. What are the Itema compoalaa thla ^paoaat? They are doubt lees correct chargee, hat we eoboiU the people who paid hlai thla money have a right to know what they are. We offer Dr. Ack erman spare fdr bis espiao- tlcn / r-nd we confidently expect him to furt-lvh u* for next week’* paper an Itemized *tats- I. X*. J. H. Danner; Woodtwff, J. wa; Ceaferenee aeeretary of __ f. 8. Kelley, loath ara Ch^ptlan Advocate, 8. A, Nettlea. editor; J. L. Ray. naalnf- aat publiaher; aapeiiathadent Aatl Balooa Leaae. J. L. Harley; mln- aioaary la Cuba. H. L. Powell; la- dantrlal Inatitute, D. B. Cnmak. 8nmter District—W. I. Herbert, preatdlng elder; Bethany« «T. F. Olb- WKDNK8DAY. I)B<’ 6, 1111. W. Keller; Oreeavtlle circa It. J. O. Hagglas; Greer’s. B. T. Hodges; Laurens. First Church. L. P. Mc Ghee; Laurens Mpcalt. J. C. Baris. Liberty. D. R. Raff: North Plckeas. B. L. Thomasoa; Plckeas. O.- F. Kirby; Piedmoat. W. L. Walt; imo; Blshopvllle, O. E. Edwards; South Greer’s. W. M. Owing*; Trav-! Oamden. H. B. Brown; Elloree. J. elers Rest. Jo# D Bell; Went Eae- | E Strickland; Fort Motte. J. V. ley. A. A. Merritt. ]Da\a; Heath Spring*. H. C. Mou- 'klugstrwe Dlmali•- xou; Kershaw, 8. D. Bailey; Lynch- Kinrstrc* District—R. L. Holroyd, burg. J. 8. Beasley; Mnnning. F. prestdiig elder; Andress. W. O N. Shuler; Oswego. T. W. Munner- ment of every charge he has made' Henderson; Cades. J. I. Mule- lyn; Plnewood, J. B. Wilson; Hrovi- agr-inst the county this year as nix; Cordesville, J. B. Proaaer; deice. J. N. Wright, Richland, ., | Georgetown. Duncan. Henry Stokes; George Lee; 8t. John’s and Kem- county physician. I West End. I. K Peeler; Greeley- berfs. K. E Sharpe; St. * Mat- As to Mr. Butlers article, ^Qthe , YV. H. Murray; Honey Hill, thew’s, J. M. Steadman; Sumter, point, Is to whether or not the j c Taylor; Johnsonrtlle and Pros- First Church, I). M McLeod: Broad rond worked Is a putdlr read The , peet. E. P Hutsot.; Jordan. W. T street, R. W. Humphrey*; Water##, rrwna i..rv it is not Mr : l , »‘rlck; Kingstree. W A. Falrey. Oscar Spires; trr nsferred, C. ‘ A (.rand Jury sa. . i ' | l^ke City, C Derrick and W S Norton, lo \orth o Georgia Confer- Butler t«8>H It in. Which i* nicht . , fsperatiin*rr-ry; McClellan- ence. . SOME KXPLANATIOX8. If the Grand Jury is right. Mr. t uie. W P Way; New Zion. J K. Butler should reimburse the count)\ SoJcuri er. P.e-Dce, J O. Carra If Mr. Butler Is right, the Grand ; i PI"®polls. W C Gleaton. Ral ters. W. T Bedenbaugh: Rome, 1, Jury should so state and clear hint j ( <ap pii \v H H. J. Cauthei. MRS. DEMI'SHV <;ETH The presentment of the Grand of the tharfee. Srrantcn. J W. Braley; Sottih Jury and comments thereon have Newspaper articles while “detest- Florence, J .M Casque Summer- drawn two communications for this able’’ rre the only means of reach- u,n N, * jor week's paper- otve from Mr. C. W. ing the people, and public servants; Marion District -R. H^Jones. pre Butler, clerk of the Highway Com- should use the newspaper to keep aiding elder; Blenheim. S J. Be- mlaslcn. and one from Dr. W. B. the people informed as to their thea; Britton's Neck. W A Young Ackerman, county phjN , l r l«»- 0ur acts, Let the light shine, readers ctn Judge as to whether or not these are explanations which MKH. J. L. HMOAK DKAD. explain. I’errv. g|oor> Was Anlcvd for Ihimngr-s litr blood; Brownsville. J. I. Spinks. Bucksvllle, W R. Barnes: Centen ary. R R Doyle: Conway. A. I) Betts; Conwiy circuit. E F Scog s N'«»n Delivery of IVb grant. 1 Tbe case of Mrs. Bp.rney Demys- sey vs. the Western Pnlon Tlegraph Company, which resulted In a ver dict of ffiMt, for the plaintiff was trl«d Friday of last week. J1995 damages was c-sked It seems that July :i. 1910 a tele- Rex-, t’autlwn KetUrtsrvI to Waiter- gram was sent Mrs. Dempsey, who lives about eight miles from Cor dova. that her daughter, Mrs. Platt. BAKING POWDER Absolutely Farm u * * ( Used and praised by the most competent and ♦ careful pas try cooks the world over The only Baking Pcmder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar — made from grapes m -A ** boro. The many friends of Rev. Henry A notion Sal# at ffamdjiV^HtfriHe. The auction sale conducted at Hendersonville Thanksgiving day, Nov. 30.. was attended by a large The communication from Mr But- Estimable Christian Woman Passrs lor Is Intertstli g and full of good T ‘* H,,r suggestions He at once contradicts Smoaks, Dec. 4 - Special: Mrs. I rr . k F Hrvant; Little Rock, tk# statement made by the Grand J I- Bntoak died at her home here , Var(!rJ1 . Lcrlf . .... .. .. „ otoa. Miai tier uaugnier, .urs. r tan. ' . ' Nov. 30.. was attended Dy a largt ^ • ' io ‘ * * ’ *0 0 »i Yonges Island was desparately ( au,then > who tor ,hree . yeara hr * crowd, and every lot was sold ‘ Fveitt^T^a : A^^T^rmnV.u^lJt ‘ ll atul ,0 crtJ1 “‘ Hi once Th,s te,e * pa * to r of ® ch “ rch The property sold is situated neai Sl el^..'lt L J H CrJvJ I hHe litv WP " not deIiver,d - and Mrs ^ e^e, W 11 be . d ? liK i, t ^ tbat he 1 J a * the new school house, and contain t,i circuit. J. ( H. Grates. Li tie RD Dcmosev who was later notified bv been returned to Walterboro for «,ht<-h wau atviHo. 8. T. Cre#ch. Dempsey who was later notified by , . telephone did not reach her daugh- another year. Mr. Cauthen is re- and * * ... -- . - - - - . . ter till after she was unconscious garded as one of the best ministers Jury that the road he built from ‘JJ.-rT cr*^ fo*!- 11 I death resulting shortly afterwards! ,^e conference. The Walterboro •f had l»een hating settre tramps for Marion. 8. B Harper; Marion cir-^jj^, opentfor clr-imed he did all fburch hr* prospered under his Buuard's Roost to Alligator Leati several months at intervals. nut ri ,|,. j M . Meetze; Mullins. W. V. reach" Mrs' iVeniDtev' nTuMr-L."'™:: sxtai ssr-ssTv.** ^ ^ ~ ,1,. IK.I.I of .hol. meter If ™ tb« road is a public road then the ho|1He „ he wnH taken venr and ; Orangeburg District—M. L. Banka "uintifL IV lifov Bros he Grand Jury has no right to present requested that r physician be call- 1 p r< ,,,, d i rr *^, r . p-^u ra „ nd H .t» ,pm* r anh eon.m .v X ' the member for building It. If It ^ Before this could b# done, how ; hcrf M , IU vv H. Hodges; Barnwell, K P y u i «t n nti,, r ever, she expired. 8he bad taken y V J. Sntder Brr nehville'-'W 8. 1 is n prlvale ror-d, he . her little gratiddaughter. little Miss. M »rtli»; Cameron. J. P. Simpson: ' NOTICE, states an un ruth whet he says It p fnn j e |.ou. into the house |)p nn ,ark T K Morris Fdisto T Ever y teacher In Colleton county whether or not this is a public rond tllcate that she wished to see this < ••a-n> t 11 tg rlrrtiit 8 \V Henry- kci«Ixaticn of ary kind. Let’s get If this is t. public road Mr. Butler ‘ hUd. The little girl was lifted Orange. T L llllvln* Providence. J .: V °: 0 _ n * , ., can . af,0rd _i 0 ,8 °' charge. near contains fifteen acres, which was divided Into forty lota. One lot was given to the holder of the lucky number which we# won by J. C. Guess. The auction was corducted by the Bodenkamers for Jas. E. Peurifoy. J. W\ Kinsey, of Bmoak, is here this week attending court. J. A. Carroll, of Smoaks, hade business In town Monday. x had a right to build it, and it must be an important thoroughfare, according to Mr. Butler's statement. Some other interesting state ments of Mr Butler njfer to the and closing her eyes she went into man and fj \y |> uk «»s* supernumer- , * 1P general cause of education. the gang get sick to send them to n | nd «“’q«' a »»,t a nc#s -She was . con- , ... , , slstent member of the Methodist the jail and the ( ounty Physician j ( . hnrch would attend them for nothing The fiinerrJ was held «» the Bap- that he had made thr.«t arrangement rhunh Sunday at noon with him.” up where her gn udmother could sc j Stevenson. at<l J F Wav super <,r herself. As a body, we her -This seemingly satisfied her numemry Rowes\ille J K Hol- ran niaterlally help each other, rnd *— ’ ’ • , ke general cause of education. It will take only one day of the month —you will want to come to town ar-yway. Send me r- card stating whether or not you will attend,— Come. C. L. Shealy. Prin. Walterboro High School. Dr. H. \\*. Black. Sr.. W. W. Smoak Co Bd. Education. that dreamless sleep. r ^. ; Smoaks. J. C. Counts; St. Mr*. Smoak wa* In her fifty-sixth t ;e<)rgP j \ V . Arisl student -.f year. She had been, a g.HMi wife Vanderbilt I'nlversity. L E Wig- aml ii other. She wr# loved by all VII|S « fact that ".Mr. Griffin told me ( who knew her. and enjoyed the and the chairman thrA If any of OHteeni of f large circle of friends Itork Hlil IMstric*. Rock Hill District T C o.lell presiding elder; Blsukstcck, H B Hardy . Chester. J. C Roper; Ch*s t*r rlrti’it. J. H Montgomery; Cb»v er creiilit. H G. Haniit-; Has: Ches ter. R A. Youuge; East Lancr -ter. I If this be true then; ,h ‘* P r ^ , ' re of H ,nr ^** "““^r ..f T Rhoad; Fort .Mill. T t j Mr r.nd Mrs \. G. Morrall spent aom# of the charges made by the i ^ce'oJ h^r pIsio^Mr"j'^) ll t ' Vhi,e I : " ickoT * G ™ r *: \ »' ''l" s.tH* or n« r pastor, .ur. j. n it tus; \| M Bnrfiham I r»-lstivf s. Mr. Morrall attended the county physician are improper. soy read the burial service Appro- t. an< . as ,, r rlreuit. c. P Carter; 1 automobile races wwhile there. Another Interesting statement priate songs were sung after which \ or th Rook Hill. J A White; Rjcn- ——-— — made by Mr. Butler in the light of ^“'nnlle ‘^t 'Jl! ,V A Phillips; Rock Hill. S’* ^yfcrtalmM at Uri«lK*«. newly made grave and left sleep- John K K , lardW; Uo,. u ' Mra E T H Shaffer w:* the Ing beneath l»erutiful floral offer- i t Vrj. ; ». . o . . . circuit ' • ntlltps. v.Ji \\yck. gratiros hostess Saturday even- Mrs Smonk is survived hv her f. 1 ‘ ti (;le, ‘ T,an • Winnsboro. G C t tug *t « bridge party given to a .Mrs. smoak is survived by her Hutchinson; Yorkvllle. J-F Ander Dr. Ackerman's explanation is that <h# chnln gang "never got sick down here, we never hed a doctor her* the 2 1-2 months they, stayed husbatsl and the following cbiltlPkii Misses Mlttie and Carrie Smoak. set down here. Dr. Ackerman says; | Willi# and Laurie Smoak And the "There has been more sickness in following brothers rnd sisters Dr th# chain gang this year thiM* in I "• «>f N'alterhoro; I 11 previous years, and this was caused <>f hlve t .,,k. Fla . ;,nd Mrs. t;eo by having a larger chain gang than* Smoak. of Florida The-e were . T ever before, and the authorities | present save Mrs Shtoak. who keeping the chain gang front May ,tn * d no1 here in time for -J j. to July m the low country against my explicit instruct Ini* and dlrec- very few of her.friends, rompllnien- ;tj.ry to her aunt. Mrs. John A. Rus 'Sftrtvnl line IHMrict. sell, Greenville. Tfie invited Spartanburg District A J Can- guests twere Dr. and Mrs A. J. then, presiding elder. Belmont L Anderson.\Mr and Mrs Jro H Peu- W. Johnson: Campbello. It I. K m rifoy, Mrs. K M. 8p< i 't*»r. Lf ' f Your Winter Suit I is Ready, Sir. We have the best kind of Mens’and Boys’ Clothing’ at the very lowest price. Come and see bur stock and you will be surprised—Up-to-date Styles and Colors. Just received a new shipment of Boy’s Knickerbocker and straight lejj pants from the best National Work manship. Remember that this shipment of pants w ill be sold below cost price: A $2.00 value for $1.00 A 1.50 value for 75c. ■~-~ A 1.00 value for 50c. A 50c. value for 25c. We carry a large assortment of Christmas aud gifts. o e> o Toys the funeral Mrs. Smoak will be missed in the community Everyot-' d-epl. ► y nip’ithiv.f t. wiih th.- family in thi- bereavement. A. R. P.-dgctt, of Smoaks. is it- town this week ton. Grrltsle. O N Rountree; t he rokee. R Rrcrk. Olifti n .uM C'owpens. J X lvin<; Fn»*re«. E:; • 'Gi rv Gaffney. Buford street G P. Watson; Limestone street. II <; Vaughm; Gaffney circuit. J B!« Iso**; It man. J A « ook; J<>ne-< ville. W H ArrIL Kelton. J if ManKv Pncolct Ms!!*, r ll Daw sev Rcid4il|e. E |. Mcf 'oy ; Soar t^nburg Bethel. J W Speake; tlons:" ( The Press and Str-ndard Is in terested in this matter because the pnrtits are public servants. and th# people have a right to know Just whet Is right. We will be par- \ smonk. of Smoaks. is here Spartanburg. J Sheil; dotted, therefore, when we s!ati> this w«*k attending eour Buffalo and Gr.*n strut. refreshments were served. Saund; rH-Smlth. Miss Janie Rebeccr- Saunders ai d Mr. Taylor M. Smith, both .of Drs. Greek were married Tuesday after-i| noon at 4 o’clock at the Baptist j| parsonre, Walttrbcro, hy Kev.’F ' » . O . « * i t i {y, , , . . John A. Russell, of Greenville, ttnintl. R E Stackhouse; Dun* an spent Thnnksgrving in town with atsl GUnd.-Je. B. J Guess x*,; , njere M rs E T II Shaffer. Spartanburg. W H !‘* lk W.-t \j r Russell is president of the * ’ :1 ' '' Llp»comb-RuHs«*ll C’oripany, a whole . R D sale grocery company FRANK’S The Charleston Surprise Bargain House WALTER BORO, - SOUTH CAROLINA I. SOBEL, Manager I ! :« * v5* is- k «* • tm 4^^ ^ Mi \ lVS / * ♦ - V* A' ‘ 8 A. *3 u On Christmas Morning you can bring Joy to the Hearts of Young and Old by purchasing gifts from the Wonderous Attortment now on display at JERRY & SHAFFER Watco for our Hrice List Published Next Week ... % PICTURES DOLLS TOYS GAMES BOOKS • * Visit our Store and Inspect our Stock ORNAMENTS CANDY FRUITS . ' % ♦ ?