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I 8 V tv / BfpMI » - ' .U i .• r». ^ \ vj •'I * *» o & CL 7ABT T, IMS. V NEARLY $2,000,000 WATS AND MBANft ODMMITTBB INTRODUCKD BILL. NO INCRE^E IN TAX LEVY Sttte Krtucatlininl InHUtuliorra R«^ eHire Cftod Tmotment—1V»U1 ■ Amount* Allows] INfiartnientM. COUNTY 8. tL 8TANDAJU). | I HI0I Kte«bCi^Mb»Agl>lerBd If , To Collotoi'o Sunday School Work- i I on: 1 Wo would invite attenttoc to tho 1 following fixed aa our Sunday ! achool etandard for 1112: J > .1. Evergreen (kept open all the year.) HSS aAODU REACH «ns IDE I FIRST ROWS OF TEN THOUSAND There was a great stir In con- . formidable conteatart and he will testdom during the pr*t week over • doubtless rise more before the next 2. Complete records kept by sec- th# W j nn i PE of the flm boun - of publication of votes unless there Is retary. ' ^ * or ‘ ne «>o“n* o' Krpilt hustling by .ell the conteat- 3. Girded Instruction, with an- 10 - 000 The race was exettlng Rntjl . r*ual promotions. an< l ibe results highly satisfactory If there Is anyone of the opinion 4. A Cradle Roll. to the contest man. Miss Claudia ,hat th ® voting contest of The . , , - ^ ^ 5. Organized Adult Bible Class. Beach was th«- nt a *>d Standard was not going the^whole load of shot entering his 6. A home Department . to he a Kticcre^a, let ntich an one rn ^ cnualnic death almoat in- 7. Teachers' Training Class or l “' IU;9 v # >te lU.UOO by s nsr- disc^use his or her mind. It has •d«'»ntly. Teachers’ Meeting. row margin, there being but a already been phenomiuifl success * n *be loss of Mr. Johnston. -8. A Temperr-’ice Department. 'eies difference between the and the contestmts are working Dorchester cout ty has lost one of 9. Missionary instruction atxl of- ! ^ U, U ? she turixd in and that , for the prizes. 'The piano has ; ber best citizens. He served this bun shipped from the factory rnd r<, unty as clerk of «onrt for JR. St. Oaorgu, Tub. 2.—P. C. John son, Jr., oc« of tho moot promiaoat cuitens of this county, aecldautly ■hog and killed htmaelf whllo out hunting this morning shout flvo miles from town. He was accom- paHed on his bird hunt by Cal.) Whet sell of Reeteavllle, who was on. ly r. few yards away vfTfbn Mr. John", ston in some way stumbled and fell. ‘ chusing the gun to be discharged. jrnes nr chairman or party to CONVENTION HELD IN MAY Movement to Require Registration Certificate* for PHinary To be LouiM-hc'd at Meeting. nearest competi- turned'ir- by her tor. It will noted from the votes report I>ubJish«d below that practically tv- • f ’ 1 T v i’l |>e on display, perhaps, before !- vp ,rs refused to offer for re- tt i»?xt issue of the paper. The ;fbe reejuest and sollci- t r? :in can be seen at the Brown | trf ’ o n °f bis numerous friends in Columbia, Feb; 2.—the general appropriation hill for 1912 was in fering. troduced in the house last night r'-i . r • township .’ id by Mr. Browning, chairmr-n of the county convention. ‘ways and means committee. The H A .jnal Statistical - , — — —— — committee set a new record for giv- sent to County Secretary . r: ca» ofth te rcccrda a gain duri:-g huraiture and Hardware Co., and , °rder to retire to private life, ■,ng the supply bill io the house 12. Annual contribution to conn- tbe past week Little Miss Funder- the two haivlsome sewing machines t *b« re be has since rui> successfully early in the session'. This year the ty and State work burh, however, continues in the wiij be ordered out in time to be a Yf r5 J a nr® farm, measure was Introduced four days A copy of the above Standard has 1 afl * hut is closely followed b> here before the contest closes, ecrlicr than ever befroe. bee;> received doubtless by every Miss Beach. Mii|p Lucile • Glover Remember there is less than six In round numbers the appropria- Sunday school superintendent in gained coividerably and little* Miss weeks before the close of this con- tlon bill carries $1,970,000. It pro- t'- c« rei\ vv, urr „ ur,..,, Audrey Simmons has jumped from lest so whatever is done must „ be vides For a levy of f» 3-4 mills. ®"ch school the adoption of this * ilth P lr - e to fourth. Miss Claudia done at once, which is' no increase over that of standard for the new year. Begin * ummlnga ris« s from 17th to 8th. "How did you win*” 1911, although the amount appro- at or.ee to organize your force* and *'• Patrick, Jr., the onljs man plisted if the bill is somewhat t mr-ke definite plans for its attain- candidate, also goes up one. It U larger. ment. Do not think because your suspected that Mr. Patrick is a llt- The ways e-tid means committee schorl is weak and Interest in it : bashe d at being in such com- has held a meeting every day since Btttall that these thii gs are not P an y- hut he is expected to be a the beginning of the session and. 7U for you. Lei us not allow trlf-I iYiV'rcirrAVTa awn ’ruirin navnivr: a result of its hard work. Mr. Hng discourrgements to choke the swgANTV AND THEIR STANDING. Browning, its chairman.. wr,s able impulses for high endeavor. Your MUs Claudia Funderburk, Walterboro. They asked the man Who with defeat had tussled. "Three things I did," He rcwwered them. "Bustled, rustled, hustled.” RvteH of 1912 and 225.000 from the be ideal—you may suffer tT'tcs of 1913. Wlnthrop college is l^k of sultrble enulpment, allowed f40.0<10 for erec dustri?-! arts and science with provisloq for r-ppropriating in 1913. In addition the college Ic^er lies nnr.coer'»fd in is'given $15,000 for et larging auditorium, with similar provisions *>' *<rd the consequent Mi?s Ida Williams, Wiilit-ms, >p college is lack of suita ble equipment, for '"I " . „ '7/'“” ' cting ai - in- the n ed of leadership qualities ^',^ U ’ e building, open I h» part of your niemhera. ' ‘ ,, 1 S l l .a Ihl, '° rt, ® D jpriating hal (How often, however, an embryo “**‘ s •'* ^ ' . 5560 . . , . 5500 5030 4 2 20 is* Fu lly Blocker. White Hall, Rot s 1 4140 Ha midst which a trial of responslbill- ^‘ r • ct ^ 8 .p 6 ? 0 * 1 ' v ty srd the consequent rubbing airs. Kffie Berch, Siok*.s,. . .’tMtu 2000 1 200 our for dividing the appropriation be- nirdifficulties may reveal. > gut w ‘ ' ll:p - WaUejrbo' o, tween 1912 and 1917.. The bill il- nftrr nl! do not these very obstacles lows the Citrdpl $25,000 for build- ehnUcnge to greater s ffort upon the lug and equimng '*s east wing. r n rt <'f the few " The world’s most The ToUd. outst: •*’d!rg victories have been T.ie total amounts appropriated "on/ln *^e face cf the most des- iT ilr. W. f’sitriel, Jr. St..oaks. Mrs. Jt'nnie Beach Padgett, Wallen ro Route Ti:x THOlS\XI> I!URl J4 \ >'n-K KAC H WI.HK. Mr. Johnston was <9 years oM and is survived by his father, P. Johnston. Sr., who is the pres ent clerk of court and who succeed ed his son to thr4 office, and his mother. Mrs. P. C. Johnston. 8r., aid five brothers, all of whom are doctors, save one. The brothers are: Dr^ J. B. Johnston, Dr. Carl isle Johnston, Dr. McRes Johnston and 8. L. Johnston, Esq., of St. George, rnd Dr. A. R. Johnston, of Reevesville, and three sisters: Miss Connie Johnston and Mrs. L. A. Reed of St. Georg* an4 Mrs. Fow ler of Spartanburg, besides a wife and four children rnd numerous friends and relatives, throughout the county and State to mourn his untimely losJ. ° under the several sections of the peraie edds. bill follow: - * ' v '- day night, and every vote will count. Get busy^and send them in Now is the time to win. Will you do It f It is easy. \ Governor’s office, $*8,480; sec- ours is the greatest work that can This i8 opportunity to pile up votes, and it is hoped every contest- retary of State’s office. $8,320: engage a human being s thought am w , n bt>Kin to hustle and 8f , e who wiM wln (ht . free votes, comptroller generrl’s office, $10, 600 energy-orw; thtft lit worthy! Uho wi „ be the fJn!f , This week will count the same m every State treasurer’s office. $8.642.8V " ' ‘ ^ 1f neC-^-'rv. insurance commissioner’s office, $10 What we peed just now is a united 240; attorney general’s office, $7.- dctermlnsrton upon the pafTof all 845; railroad commissioners’ of- engaged in- this work in/ Colleton 4 flee, 11,570; chief game warden, county that we shall ^iake this $2,500; Str.te librarian’s office. $1,- new year, Nineteen Hundred and j- SOOr^Fate geologist’s office, $ 1,762,; Twelve a R.d T e»t< r year of conn- ] 53; pnblic bulldl.-gs (maintainanc© j ty Sut dny school achievement. We i fundi, $71,023.13: judicial depart-1 ern do it, if we will. How many J mem $99,296; beard of medical i r. superlidetldents. tocchers, J ex:-.n-.inf rs. 82,500; health depart- tnndry school officers will Jci.i in nent, $21,509 20; tax department, 581.485.14; University of South Cnrollna, 5>;'S.298.73; Wir-tjirop Nor mal and In'lustri7tl college, $152,- hNwrocr Aitnemoi* ami Xc**pa|iers. The unnounceme:.; by the govern or in his annual message to the legislature that he had cersed to subscribe for a considerable num ber cf South Carolina newspapers that other governors had received. Hi© subscriptions having he«r» paid out of the governor’’s contingent fund, has prob;bly not aroused any suspicion of ‘‘graft’’ by former gov ernors in the minds of pprsoto not wholly stupid or depraved, but jus tice to both the governors and nows papers i-alis for a statement of the facts _ __ Kvhry governor the Incumbent ir- fhe Democratic primrry as are pro- eluded, presmniMy rrads two or vlded for the general election. TWa three newspapers. Presumably, too. proposition was voted down In the ^it is the duty of the governor to last State convention, and those ae- H - -- . 1 be It-formed about conditions 4n the quailed with the situation M.y other. Tho votes must come in each week between Monday and Saturn. jSt. te. The weekly newspapers con- that a stronger fight will be mada The Congest Mnnsrer.,.- hr-s decided to give in.009 bonus vot's • each and every wesa fn^W now till the close of the contest to the . v ’ ' a ' contestant turning in the great*Miit rumt>er of votes during the week • Colutnbia, Feb.- 5.--Gen. Will* ^ or ^ years chairman of the State Democratic executive com mittee, will very probably offer his resignation when the State Democrat le convention, meets here, on Maw 15. He has made no official an nouncement yet It la practically cer tain that he will resign. Gen. Jon«l* served for 16 years to aee- miVT* °k # tbe 8tnt ® •*®c.®tlve com mittee before his elsctfon to tho chairmanship, and has attended several, national conventions m a »«'*'»•. “"1W tk.V ty at conBlderablw > personal ex pense. The Democratic clubs will meet otl A * ,r11 *7. when delegrtf* to the eounty convention will be ■ The county con vent Iona Tor to elect delegates to the SUte con version. Each county In the State la entitled to as manny delegates la the State conventlot-* as double the number of Its members in the gen- *“ r * l # ** ,M ; ,n i b, y. This means that ev er 220 delegates-^Ul come to Co lumbia for the purpose of setting ’ * In motion South Carol]nr-'« part In the national campaign for the pres idency. The Indications are that this will be r. very Interesting State con version as a. number of important questions sr© to he dlscnesei}, As to Kcslgnatkoe. Among the questions to be dis cussed and the one that le discuss ed at State conventions In this State, will be that of requiring a registration rertlfirate to vote In the Democratic primary. In other ( woyds, r*j attempt will be mad* te place the same requirements aroand Notice to* Subscribers! ” V i »*> do it, AND we will ♦" N;iy we not br.ve thi'' rs- ••©r* ’ .n ns bo in vr’.upt ii1>out ’lis mr**-’- Yours in tHs w'orF. '-'Bin M. Fishhuree, To. S S. F t Id S. crot;: ry. I 531 29; the Citadel. $57,266.61; in stitute for fduertien of deaf and blind,-$35,600; State negro college, $16,500: South Carolina Industrial school. $26,000; State Hospital for the insane, $283,050; Stat© pen itentiary. $6,560; other charitnb < Tfiiotrns Fhb’s Wanted by I’ar-rte HUNTING liOET SOX. r/I p> ne! pnrposos, $8ttr. - pensions. $268,000; historical commission, $5,50.3,35; interest on bonded debt. $295,080.83; electiot s. 45,485; mis cellaneous, $62,037.50; sene’e, 15,- in MaMuirhuew'lt*. Th rt following letter has been re ceived ty Town Clerk Black, and Funded The Frees ard Standard for publication. Anyone having In 186.43; house of representatives,'!formation as to,.the .Ybcfcabouts of $32,904.70; expenses common to Mr. Shiels will confer a favor by both bonnes, |320: department of agriculture, commerce and ludusc. tries, $22,020$ other educatlonr-l purposes, $148,773.70; State su perintendent of education’s office, 19.270; adjutant general’s office, 818.670. XKAR SERIOUS BLAZE IN TOWN OF ST OHORlJK. Fire Whe < 'becked JyM in 1<m» May be •10.000. 8t. George, Feb. 2.—What bade fMr to be the most destructive fire that the town of St. George bis ever witnessed Occurred this morn ing when s blase started in the mar of (be livery stabfe of N. G. notifying hit pr-rents. 66' Main. »■♦©(.. Wr.’.den Massachusetts. To the Town. City, or County Clerk Dear'Sir:— The parerte and brothers ef Mr.' Thomas Shiels are trying to ocate him. He has not been •'raid from by them In twenty *'e”-s c- ♦ hehent. At that time be waa located in your place rnd wee occupied in i teaching schcol and farming . The seed father and mother of , thla gertleman are very anxious to fed out whr-* has become of him i and whether be Is Bvlng or deed. ! Veu would be doing a great favor e> ** /$ Jr * •* r* •» f r- •* I* * * * * * It) t>l It RUUS(MyBK!!M AND I RIKNDS: It is (*ur l>ui|M s«> to place THE I’RESS AX'D STANDARD on u ca*;h ,i j.<’.v:i.ii Lcju, aid to liu* »rd wc «>j'»(t to dsi-oi.linuo Mi»ii'g the i>«|n r to any wIum* sebf ciIption Is rot |u,d in fcdvsure. This step is pot Ix-ltig talon Hibilni.rl- 1>. lit It.Is n lusintss nenssity. We nn* sun* « ur >nil»scrjl>- (i>, v.i.itr, we btlieie, ate* also our tihudK, will not obJ"et to tJ Is (l.aege in (.ur m©Hu <fs of pnyiarnt ^ r ti e **a{a*r. • i • io I- i. j cor i- a •.mall i mount, urd anyone who n*ul- I. cr. * s to n ad tin* County i>»|s r will not < t<; paying it 11 ' 1 © , l( git nil g of the > car Instead of at the < nd. The price on all mater.rl ard lalor going to make‘up a mwbpeper. I* almut dt ufcle what it was when w© aNsumed (haige ci this pap« r five )<ais ago, ard in oiik r to keep from t aisiig the subs* ri|»li< n ptire It In noctsM-i)' that everyone pay for the |»*i er he gets, and candor Is the alaUvmwt tliat under our pr.xrwt rale, there 7 are many wIk* do ? ot pay for It at all. W© Just simply cannot afford, to k »e tills amount, srd o we am golrg to adopt the above rule. • Ihia will not be dore, however, without dee uoUte, urd ainple time for every suliMTlber to “GET RIGHT”. We have concluded to let this rule go Into effect at the done of the voting contest we aiw now runnlrg, that la, March 18, 1818. Ho, friend subscriber, won’t yon please look at the table on your paper *an see when your subscription expires arid send us the amount due at once, la the meanwhile vot ing for some candidate in the rating contest? Our every effort Is to get owt a better paper, and In this we beUrve we are sueoredirf. Yon wish the paper Im proved as much as we do, uatf we are mue you will Join with is in an effort to improve It In any way. Respectfully yours, *» W. W. MMOAK. Editor. Lenrerd, Just to the rear of th© them with any Information in regaf Methodist church, on Rsysor street, to the sr ’d Thomas ShUcv . From the str.hies the fire soon con- Thanking you in advance for any sumed the large two-story building kirdn©«r. 1 am v -• — adjoining, which was recently pur- William E. Shiels. chased by Mr. I^nnard. The brisk Thursday, Feb. 1st. 1912. westerly w|rd e -ibled th© angry flaircH *o leap r.-rors the street to the large two-story dwelling of A. J. Patrick without being cheek- Prof Hong Hcrvir© at (Tmroh. rrewbytcilan tain a grcal deal of informr-tion at this ©onvention to carry the new i-lour the counties in which they , u le. Only about 55.000 voters of »ro published that does not appear mo mU Carolina, out of p»vprox|mate- I*' th© dallilea. Th© county w©-«'- jy no.ooo, hold regtstration c*.* H‘ k print derailed Information abou tifcates as required by the general their people that nu.y l>e of no in- election !aw.« To pa*a the rale H t refit to reader* ini other counties would cut dowt* the vote In this hut which may be of value to the State to about 60,000. ,chirr executive. For example, the Thla question Is expected to he t ILtruvrII People may print In full dl«rus*»ed at the club meetings coua th© prt ret Invent of a grand jury ty conventlers and finallv rctrd iip- I or the Plckrns Sentinel may till on at th© State ropvei-t!©n i fully .'bout school controversy-athat ; H©r>uin ment* t(» Vote. wc uid be but aljgfatly- touched up- J Under th© Htiles of the Democrat- | on it» the columns of the Charles- |c party no pr.r«on Is allowed to | ten N>ws and Courier or Th© State, vote unices he has been enrolled on , IF nnv b© duty of the govert-or to club Hat at lean* flv© days before Klv© thi**© matter* close at/tenflon the ptfmrry end has been a resl- ! !ii’d, manifestly, the point of view. d©M of the State one vear and of 1 whether or not he accepted It, of th© eounty fn which he se©Va en-^ th© ’oral newspaper and Its eor- rollment 6ft dnvs preceding the next. ; respi.t d( nte wculo he UK-fnl ti general ereoiton. I him. He may need th© newspaper 7h«r© Is much speculation as to ; of a particular county only once r- whether th© South C’rroItTvi delega tes: r but upon that on© occasion tion will go to the national oonven- h© may need It very greatly and tlon instructed or uninstructed, immediately. . , • Tho State conventioi*. will elsct I Besides, the county newspapers (18 delegates to the national conven- prlnt quantities of legal rnd pub- tlon. For the past several con- , Iic advrrtigirg to which a watchful v«.tv|or« th©©© d©l©eet|ons have and faithful govern oh has reason, t><N»n sent to the convention InsTruc- sometlmes, to refer. Thus It has ted. been the ©nstom of Governors for i The State convention will etat a long time to subscribe for mosf the member of tbe natlor*| ©xeeu- , or all the i-ewaprpers printed In live committee from South Caroll- the Btate. Gapt. Tillman, “reform- na. • | er” that he Claimed to be. was not The State executive committed . an exception to the rule. i composed of the member from each 1 Th© newspapers of the State, county. The members will be eleet- ' therefore, are r- valuable aid to an ©d by the county conventions on intelligent governor It performing M r ,y g. The eommltte* is glveB the | the duties of his office. The sub- right to choose Its own officers. Va- eorlptlon prices would aggregate candea on the committees are fill-' $200 or $300 a year, rod it cot^ld ed by the cpuKy executive commit- hard’y be expected that a governor im*. The State executive eommlt- pay for them out of hi* $3,000 aal- tee Is charged with the execution try. and direction of the policy of the — i ■ - — i i -m -i" ■ mi. 1 A governor to whom the Lancaa- party la thla State. Th* mem- ■ ■ ■■ ■ - —•t-' 1 ... ■ ^ j j ter N©ws, the Walterboro Press bers are elected for two years. Th* „ . « . .. „ . . . r ' nd BTandard The I^aurenvllle Her- committee Is required to nominate TKACHERH ORCiANIZK. J. 4 . L*'tnarkN Haw Kye Injured, the Hampton Guardlar* or other presidential electors, nine In nnm- J. C. Lemacks. Esq., while hunt- respectable county newspapers Is be r> I,, Hhrwly. of Walarrboro Ing Saturday afteri oon suffered a of no value In the performance of The primary election takes pise* ... # . i-, f utrfr-t painful acrldent. He was struck his duties and In keeping 1 him Ttieaday, August 27. In the eye by a bramble, a thorn Informed about the localities for After repeated call* from Dr 11 of which stuck in th© Iria Fer-r* which they speak ought not to ap.'n CXH’XTY Dr. M. Keas Smith, peator of the W. Black, county auperlntendent of |ng s that a portion of th© thorn th© mot' y of the State, be the r tmets of land w©r© ed until the dwelling and outhouses Presbyterian churches at Janies Is- education/and Principal C. L. Shea may'have remained In the eye, Mr amount necessary to obtain them , . . Henderson were destroyed. At the same time t r{ ( Pm ( st©ny Creek wit lpr»acb jy, a dozen of, th© courty terchen I^er-rcks, accompanied by Dr ever so small, but Governors who price* w(*r© con-Utored f a j r bv U-r •• at tM*. the waltr :a;pply wan soon exhausted. It is herd to t'P th'* exact Ions. m4»?t of the furniture was saved. __ On some cf the buildlnfs there jt of Dr. Smith: th'» rther half t* the Ladles’ SocI' ty. 3 tie Yt/'-.ufort Ocx'’ , 'e has the fet’ewing to any about a recent vi»- wr*s infers.**©, while others w©r© not irtured. "It Is estimated that The next meeting will b© hold on Saturday, Feb. 17. 1912. at II o’clock. High School audi»orlum Th© program for thin meetlrc will appear In next week's issue of The “Monday evening at the Me'hodls Presn a:*d Standard, church Dr. M. Kcss Smith nnd a — Mr. Ren to* In Florida Near Fire nt >lrv. Bjiilg.-ti's F«:it for »bc t itm'y firrtvnl of aid what wruld have proven a serious fir© was averted Fridry, when tho roof cf Mr*. Biatica P7idg©tt‘s resi de •• © on Fallroad Avenue caught Sunday morning, but ther© will b© $1,700. service*, FuTxlay night rt 7:2**. The subject .for th© eveninR will’b©, “Memory in Hell." A. H. Bract, manager for Pr-d- In th© css© cf \V. 11. F«ster!!n. Fx’or, vs. Wn*. DuBols, 1.36 r-r'** hoerbt by W. B. Gruber, attorney, for $500 on Ur©. Tb© fir© originated from gett Land and Mercantile company, the stove flue, and waa extinguish- '' f’ffln. had buaincss in town $10,009 will replace th© loss. There song service. Quite a lr-ge number * r© '-’u. n* ip hov the fir© orig- availed themselves cf th© oppor- . mated, only thst It started l> th© tunlty of hearing him. He Is a Among the genial Georgian* now **d before any dama»j* w ** ‘Jone, Monday, feed part of the liver)* stable of N. gifted singer, and the expression ©♦rpri?^ at ’he Park is Mr. W O * av ** ,0 roor Mr * 1 * O. LeUnard. who was rot In tow§ he gives to his pieces Is wonderful. Benton, of Savannah, representing I*n,lt« f.* tbe’tlve, but who had Mfl sqm* HO plays his own accompaaUosBts. Butler, Stsveno 4k Co., cotton com- * r, ’* b * t ’e l « 1 h .^ v ® . qu ‘ l * * negro** there to work. * • ggtd at times It Is hard to dls- mission merchants Of that stty H« aooflagrst.on had It burn ad. . tlngulsh hi* vole* from the organ. has Just retsrned from a traair*?** . W. M. Godley, g prominont young i ”Th* wish was sxpreaped by many trip through Florida and report* D. B. Breland of Brant, was farmer ard bustneaa mao of la-1 that Dr. Smith woald soon find 11. business eoodltions to ho oxcolloat. amoog those who had bast a*** to laadtoa, was la towx Moaday. . oonvsotent to rstara to Beaufort.” 1—Florida Tlmso Ualoa, Jaohaoavtllo H. E. Crosby of Round, wan T'v-f Hl»'*' ,, »-7 H©**©*'"! • , ©©**tt. Plenee. Mr. Superintendent, that your report Is in before th© week is out. We aro waiting on It to get off our atwi**! county ra- ©mong t hose who came to our of- port An time at tb* 8t*tp office flee while la town Mondeg. Mr Ry promptness la thla matfar yoa Crosby’s daughter Mias Emmie Cros* will greatly oh Hr* by. (* ore of the lively oonteot- aata la Th* Proaa aad Standard’• j voting soDtset. ^ ^ Miss I.JL Flahhurn*. Walterboro, 8. C.. Fab. 8. tfit. *’