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I FEMUABT 14. 1*1 j. • ■*, : ■' r .u « * A BA*K ■ A* OTMNM Aft «■ «■! BAJTK H Aft ip»0«MMnr* Aft TWM 1 Ef A KATVOMAli «MK 1ft Aft toaOWO Aft ftOBi —mau it. avb ftraoiionk wtatm or mm ■AvaovABas thbown abovud it bt tmk matkmial * LJ-i. PATRONIZE Farmer* and Merchant* Bank OF WALTERBORO. & C. “v' likvitct Accoont* of iadlyiduab, tinn* And corpor* . ations. •/ * riys 4 per oarHaest m otrags Depaits. , & SON We Goratee iS finds we Sd to be as ..REPRESENTED.. Imubb Time Certificate* of Deposit Extend* Cordial Welcome to All or Write. R. R. MCMAH. President I ■. rloRBuXlVt. Cashier. * Bearing Interest Come and See Us A. L WNMAN. V. President LYON MAKES REPLY ConilL-iied From Page One. ■— 1 LENGTHEN THE LIFE — QF YOUR DOORS, SASH & BLINDS ^ by insisting on having nothing bat those made of CYPRESS placed n your buildings. If your Dealer has no CYPRESS stock write to us for price*. Stock sizes always on hand. Special orders ex ecuted quickly. L WETHERHORN & SON, Manufacturers, CHARLESTON. S. C. mmi MjsViVV “OI K KINO” ONK-HOKSK WAOON IS KINO OF THKM AM,. ORHIMmV” TUHKHOKSK <i FROM mw TO *40. PKHIJCH UANOINWAliON HAS NO HI PKKlOR FOR WORKMANSHIP AXI» HI KAU1M1V. PRK KS KANOINi. FROM $A« TO S«7 “THK I’HAHK” RICOY MARK BY OXFORD RlAaOY I’O— THK RKsT lUOlaY SOI H IN IXH.I.KTON <;Ol’N1’\ —PRK’- ►X lUMHNO FROM HTO 1X> SHA. A WKKN lll’I.’OY, WIIK H IS FIRST FLASH IN KYKHY RI<>il‘FFT, AND W'HMTI W’K <H ARANTKK, KA\(• IN(; IN IN) SI IT HARD TIMKS. 70. I ILL LINK OF HARNKHH AND HADDLKS, AT PRIt'KS PRICK FROM HA5 TO * HKK |H I1KFOKK III YINCi. Farmers Mercantile & % Wearhouse Company. Ill will I may have had toward thia drfendret, and In this connection I will say that 1 am coi'scloua of no personal III will towrrda the defend ant, as 1 have never, under any circnmst£.nces. bad a personal trans action with him. Recalls Blarh'n ’Wire*!*. "It la true that the defe;<iant. while I wr.3 performing my duty aa a member of the legislative investi gation committee, did. while in company with one whom I have Btnee been informed. Is a brother, threaten aid offer to do me per sonal violence because his conduct as a dispensary official was being probed, ard that be did on that occasion uae lecsu£-?e which would hmve been offensive had it co- from one not similarly circu ran tun ed. BtUl. I h*v« never thought it necessary for the dcfcam of ay honor to engage in puysic-a) eu counters with acy of those whr were offended by reason of exposnr or Impending exposure, through my rctlvitles in investigatii-<g their con duet as dispensary officials. It is probable that this defendant, to gether with many. If not all. dis pensary grafters, be; r ill will to wards me. still I am confident that the law abiding people of the State will esteem me no less for the et-e- mies I have made. Not Transferred to Otester. “The Governor r.*ks: 'Why was the case transferred to (’Hester: why left there why was it not tried in Columbia, or in the same cir cuit, at Kershaw, or if It must be the 6th circuit, why not at l^incr^- ter or Fairfield, or York, why was It absolutely necessary to go to Chester; why was It necessary to try it at that pr-rtirular Court, by a specially picked ai:d appointed at torney to preside?’ “This contains an untrue state ment. The case wr.T not transferred to Chester. It was commenced there originally. It was not brought •in Columbia, becau-e one of the 1 jury had r.-ouited F-rnum on snh- i stantially the same charge and evi dence to which he pleaded guilty after his acquittal. And further, jr.-other Jury had one of the dis pensary graft cases wiithdrawn by the Judge, because his instructions | were disregarded. “Other K« A!»«». “Other reasons which r-re not sus- “Perrsons outside of the State were given Immunity because they j gave evidence of the briberies and i conspiracys. because they could! not sell 'their liquors without pay ing the officers of the State re bates or bribe money, which was demanded of them, uid because they were not officers of the State who had taken oath to keep a trust reposed in them. The officers of the State, as far as possible, were prosecuted, becraise they had be trayed the trust reposed in them by defrauding the people of the State, whose interesis they were specially commissioned to protect. “I do not deem It ivecessary to refer to all of the misleading state ments of the Governor with refer ence to this case. Still, I think your honon.ble body should have this Information. In order that you may not be misled by the Governor’ onienient.”—The News and Coup ler. right es- ' MAftTBR’S SALE. The State of South Carolina, Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. Caroline Kinsey in her own and as Administratrix of state, J. 8. Kinsey, deceased. Plaintiff, vs. Julia Herrdon, et al. Defendants. By virtue of decree of above Court herein, 1 will sell r-t public outcry at the Court House at Wal- rerboro on sales day in March, text, <4th day.) All that tract of lend siiuated In he County and State afores-iid, ?o.* airing 78 acres, more or less, bquiififd North by lands of Caro- ire Kirsey and Jesse Jones, ;.nd Essl by lands of Henry M. Hert- doi^South by lands of John Kin sey aV.d Pink Garris, and West by lands of estate of Louise* Kinsey. Also, all thai irr.-t of land s|tu- Jte' |n >he C’on.*;y and Slate afore said, containing 86 acres, more or ler*. bounded North by lands of Joe I.i^elrr. Fast by h nds of Car oline Kinsey and e>state* of Joseph Klc* ey. South by lands of Pink Gar ris. r>rd \Veft by Luck Branch Creek. Above two tracts to be sold aepi-rateiy for cash, purchasers to i'-ay for papers on each tract. C. (1. He nderson. Master. February In, 1S12. We guarantee the above Stalk Cutter to give satisfaction and not to choke, it is ths strongest and best stalk cutter made. Before \ou buy give us the opportunity of showing you this cutter. We can show you improvements that are patented and" which make this the best made today. We can furnish you with eiiher seven blade straight or spiral or nine blade straight or spiral at $31 oo and $34.00 delivered to your nearest railroad station. Z. K r J) MAST PR’S SALK. cept|b!«* of proof Induced the* wish to try the c»»e in a county other Th(v cf Foulh rr . roUnat Colleton Countv. COMMON PLEAS. Hampton Loan r-ad Exchange P>ai k, vs. ., Maggie C. Hiers Pv virtue of the decree of the Court her<ln, 1 will sell on Sale !*.<> in March, next, (4th day) the following described realty to wjt. 1. All that rertr-Ui piece, parrel or tract of land situate in the coun ty '<nd Statp atortaaiid, containing (225) two hundred and twenty- five acnr, and bounded North by lands of the estate of Robert Jones, and the Estate lands of O. P. Folk. East by land-s of Am a ri der A. McMIllrn, South by Pelium and West by land of 1. M. Riser : t-wivu—r-nv ■ ■ a ir-r^rr^- ■■ T-r Seed In Totatoes 4S and 50c pek Brown Mule lobatco f 3 75 r ,,r Cadv Red Meu l obacco $4.0 • (n*r Cady G)ol Rice ; ()t. for 25c Good Rice $400 per sack Rice *3.90 per sack Octogan Soap 6 cakes for 25c Sur l >e 3 b >.\es for 25c Rest First Patent Flour $ 5 90 Eggs’ 2 5c per dt)/ t orn ' \ , it 00 per bushel Cofit C 20 and 25c per lb 1; li« Sugar for $1.10 w. H. GiSESS & BRO, Oyster-Hopper. Son's nrtl nil Skin Din'ssew |)i*wip- There will be an oyster supper at p x ,. lu . rin< . j* 1^1. 2(1" gVveii * by the^^hooT'improve- Thls thp on * u^alling ™me- ment association of Weimer a achoo’, dy. and no matter how severe 1 A amall fee will be charged. The CHse ecxema, plica, tetter, ring- held public^ is invited. ^ ^ polk * orn >. sores or scalp disease \ you may suffer with TKTTERINE will give 'instant relief and affect The *ong service* by Dr. Kes* a perum^vnt cure. We know the than Richland. The mse w is net tried in Kershaw for the very good rer-'on that the kershaw Court had no jurisdiction to try it, fhire be ing no evidence that at*y part of the offence was committed in that county/ The same* is true as to L # '.icV«or, Fairfield and York, ft w? committed there C’d that Coer* bad Jurisdiction, if for are ’- a--n cond’t'oris ft* Chester were such that the defendrJit could not bav« a fa^r trial there, he had the right to move the Court to transfer the case to some other county in the circuit, but no such motion was made or suggested. Def'roe Asked IK la). • “The c^se would hav* bee:- tried ^.before Judge Shipp, at the June qnd S. Johns. + j term of the Chester Court, but fob 2. All that certain piece, parcel, the moMen to continue made on be- or tract of I; nd situate in^.the Imlf of nb’ck. which resulted in the State ard County aforesaid, con- trial before'Judge Moore, in No- ta ring (121) one hundred and vemher Certainly, th«ee are mat- twenty-one acres, more Or less, and ters of which t lawyer of greet * x- bounded. North by lands of the perience in criminal cases should estate of J. I). McMillan, Eaat be aware. If Judg? Moore w i» a?» and South, by lands of the estate L ! especially picked and r-noointe I at- of Dr C M. Hiers, r-nd West by ^ tomey to preside In this case, it waters of WiUow Swamp. and 14! was witheut my knowledge. 1 be lieve Judge Moore was apmdnted to preside over the Courts of that circuit solely for his ability and Integrity and without reference to Black’s cr-»e. I am also of the opinion that his charge and rulings in this case were without error and perfectly fair to the defendant, oth erwise the apper l to the Supreme Court wt u'd have b en perfected sert the errors, tf any, correeted. 1 The Governor's pardon, however, in tervened and relieved the defend- mt from farther annoy-nre . . , . “If it be true thai Black Is of mad <* * ,, ‘ t to me to » {rant her Let - exaltrd Kt.'s*-!*? cf b*eh aM aefs jtocratic fatrliy, r-^d thai bn K »* b- r bc|»f*r*« I-*- *b»> per pie cf hit eon»mnnfty. th r s rhcHd no - mad^r t*|n\ immune from nur.tr v ricn‘ for d^fraudleg the Sts*", r* - *’ b -S^ntd suffer just ns a pls’n. c—ftr.ar- **»r- sqn in 1 ke cases offending. Indeed \Ve have a large stock of Disc 11 arrows on hand and cam give you any size or style that you may want. See us befort* j buying, it wtll pay you for our terms and prices are right and there are no harrows that are better. WICHMAN & SON. WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA A 18K. Solid Gold Wedding Ring lands of the estate of Dr. C. M. Hiera. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers on er<ch tract. t . t> . bi. Milt 1 eii‘1. Master. February 14. 1912. voTicr.. The State of South Carolina, Colleton County. J. S. Griffin Esquire Probate Judge, t WHEREAS, .Margarret 8. Bryan . « «m A<jmiuittrpiIt.1 . «>f inc 1.j-11 tate and effects of W. W. Bryan. I.iLSE ARE THKRKFOttt., to.; ..♦Be and admonish nil nud singu'ar ; »he kindred and Creditors of the said W. W. Bryan, deceased. that 1 and u i t»e. r i.nor, In consideration of Leap Year, \ye ofter positively free of charge, a Solid Gold iSk * . • wedding Ring to the young lady in the city of Walterboro or in Colleton County, who will first propose marriage between Feb. 1 an ! Ft binary 29. lalamlton. Feb. 14. Smith the Pr€ ^^^“ merits of this soothing, healing, an- wfll take Dice* or Wednesday night, ... ml T?l* p P m. No entraaoe fee, a tleeptlc ointment so well that we eo , 'er np wp* he t k''*» un. J. W. Baatou of Hendeiwonville, em» IB towa Monday on buainena. my v|-"w ♦»* • 1 v- t j, p court of Probate, to be held o a more rigid account by rea- at Wa , terboro . s . C .. or* tjfe 26th -on of ’he p.> s s. Mien cl then ..d- of Feb nexi after publication *• , hereof, at 11 o'clock in me loiv The Govern«»r further a ks: “Why should he t^laek) be kept naOB - to 8how ,f an >’ ^ for the wlrnghter. when foreigners, have, why the aald AdministTalio.-y GIVEN under my band this FINN JEWELRY CO. from outaidh of the State. who »houtd not he granted, came Into the State, were turned loose and given immunity, notwith- Oet a 60c box 1 aUr-ding the fact that they adBRt-fl4th day of February, Anno DomonU 1*1*. Published of Horne Pea, of os* Mob dor I fully guarantee It. . _ j| , -.t v. i *•<* Ihst they hr-d attempted to 1 at your dru <* 1 * , • h * "** Bot | bribe, and did bribe. State offlcero the geroine TETTERINK. send ns aB.BOtwtthotaadtBr the fact that la 10c and we will sapply you at t»«p.|Bgtrtpl# apoa^och teoamoBy 0n n* n-ertu as **~*»* o« .' ’THf lJrai SSJ, i, ti, Jj. ror 9.1. B, Jok. M. Kiel, I iFTIk, B|£T the 14th aad 1*1*. la WALTERBORO, S. C. 110 Main Street /. 8. GRIFFIN. whDe^ta toanTlftbeday PrehaU Jadge. Colletoa Coaaty ^ a p 1 —f-- rMt- rwtnganiln. paid thie of- . Ji j." ' ..an ' jo . Bar. O; A. Mam* aad ^ Httl* daashter. Mina Aaain Loo, of Hao- ftapnaniln, wort la towa Monday. t S.