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0 i t .•v«. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBOBO 8. CL ms r AND At tlM a. c., m VUMCMPTION EA1 ‘ • • • • PHONE 10s. i: I essla A l!*n« AACh lAMrtiOO. it Oa« cent a word. New# ttems of deAtbs published free. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,13 ■ II I ■■ ..I I II MAGlHTRATE'ft REPORTS. Attention ie called to the report of the Trewurer of Colleton County wLkh !a published in another col- nrn showing the flnes received from the magistratea or the county from the Flrat of January till the First of July. This report is oignlficant be- • cause of the small sums of money re ported, and the Indications 'from it tend to show that very little, money is collected by way of Qnes in Colleton County. '* N . By request we publish below the law whictr governs, *or which ia sup posed to govern, magistrates in this matter. The law qubted is taken from Sections 1407 and 1408 of the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1912,, Volume I, as follows: "All fines and penalties imposed aad collected by magistrates in crim inal cases must be forthwith turned over by them to .the County Treasur ers of their respective counties for county purposes. But when. Jfey law. any person is entilted, as informer, to nny> portion of such fine or*pcnal- ty, the same shall he Immediately paid over to Mm. Every magistrate shall, oa the first Wednesday in each moath. er within tan days thereafter, make ia writiag. to th«^ Auditor and Treasurer of hie Coun ty, a full and accurate statement of ^ Oil moneys collected by him on ac> count of flnes, penalties or forfei- teres during the past month, together with tip title of each case where a fine baa been paid, and the County Treasurer a are required to keep a record of the title of each cdse in which the flae haa been paid, the na ture of the offense for which the fine was imposed and the amount - thereof." v ‘ The Ceunty Treasurer informs n« that very few of the magistrates are living up to the full requirements of this Important law and that very few reports are filed la h*ls office. While It la not our purpoee to censure any one, w% believe that this law should he cerried out by the magistrates. Certainly someone would like to keep ne with the doings of the magistrates courts, and this would afford an ex- cellent manner in which it could be done. Also, such reports would ab- „ , solutcly protect the magistrate* Against any censure which may arise THERE ARE , ' MANY - ' GOOD THINGS TO EAT - - - which it la impassible for the lecal dealer, to carry la stock, aad conse- seeatly yon are compelled te Mad nway far them er do without. Oar More occupies the snique po sition of being universal providers of everything good te eet, and n more Intimate acquaintance with ne and oar goods will he of mutual advan tage and benefit We will gladly send you a copy of our Monthly Price List and any fur- ther iqformatioB, special quotations.’ etc. that you may desire. We solicit at least the favor of an inquiry; WELCH & EASON, , The Quality Shop No. 311 Meeting Street Charlesttm, C. CLASSIFIED AD& FOR SALE. 1 i Flae OheraMpir Plaao which I 1 sea la The Press aad Standard ec •atsst. This Is • Plret-Claas iaatr aneot, and 1 de- sire to sell ealy 1 »eeause I have a a- — otter, pad caaaoi.sas4we. Apply te (MissJ Ethel Praacis. Walter- here, S. C. . • It St LOCALS. Daisy Ply killers, lie. Tanglefoot. 4fie hosQ Black Flag, Ifie aad lie bottle. «# WALTERBORO DRUG CO. New Tnralp Beede Klein's. A new line of the beet stationery ia btfites, pounds aad tables Juct received at The Press and. Standard. New Turnip Seeds—JClein’s. Big Olass Ice Water Pitchers— Keep Kool, Terry ft Shaffer. Buist’s All Variety Turnip seeds for fall plantinaf-pt Klein’s. Try ’our Flemish Fabric Pound Paper. It is the best 3Sc at The Press and Standard. Dr. Hees Disinfectant and C. N. Disinfectant—sure cure for Hog aad Chicken Cholera at - * WALTERBORO DRUG CO. Bulat’s Tur.iip Seeda at Kle'n’s. Dapd. Mra. A. C. Farmer, wffhff.tbe late Charles H. Farmer, Heq., Aed at her heme here ea Monday. Mfo. Fame? was the daughter of CM Jbhn D. War ren. aad leaves two brothers, Jao. D. and W. t. Warren, aad three child* ren, Mrs. {male Cunningham of Aagnata. Tudor aad Arthur Farmer, of Watterbore. Funeral eervicee were conducted at Bethel Church, of wEldT "hie ladT- "“ iSfff ~ hMi n mombor, by the Roy W. A. Fairey. the Interment \ takw lag place at Live Oak Cemetery. The following served ns pall bearers^ A- K. Beach, B. O. Hyrne, A. A. Pat terson,‘Jr., M. C. Rivers, B. J. Beach and P. J. Lucas. Mrs Farmer was loved and respected by Ml who knew her, and her sorrowing rela tives will have the sympathy of h large number of friends. * PARCELS POST * MACBETH’S CLEANERS AND DYERS ^Argyle Chrc, soon » Send us your light! Tan ic> t ] Kool. Terry i weight garments for Diy Cleaning and Dying. We guarantee our work • ."•-tO”"” LOOK WELL —and— WEAR WELL THE GLORIOUS 5IH . Friday of this week is the GLORIOUS 4TH of JULY. SATURDAY of this WEEK will be JULY If ydu are not taking The Pre-f and Standard, now is the » me to .'fcacrib. .. th». .Ill D o. n>;.. 5^ an( J on t f, a t Jay a single part of the big serial. The 0 appear in th e / ea" Tumblers—Keep Shaffer. 7 Mate Farmer* Uaiun to Meet. Tbe annual meeting of the South Carolina State Farmers Union- will be held th.s year in charleston on the Isle of Palma, July 2S-24. open-, ing on Wednesday, July. I’f.rd at 22 M. A part of the session of the State 'Union will be open to the public and All farmers are invited toTutend -the open meeting. » Several prominent speakers' have been inv.ted to address the Union and it is earnestly desired that Col leton County’s Union shall Jt>e fully . represented ay this meeting of the State Union. According to the constitution the representation in the State Union is baaed on the reports for the second quarter ending June 30th and the Secretary and Treasurer of each local la the county la requested to send ia -their reports to the county secretary and treasurer at once, and do hot forget to have your local send delegatee to the County Union on tbo first Saturday in July. B. O. PRICE, Pren. LANG DALE, Sec. Tnas Snider’s Annual Picnic will be give* on July 10th. Spankers of prominence will ha oa hand to ad dress tho audiooco. Everybody is cordially Invited to atend with well filled baskets. A. H. Brant. Pres. J.C. Nettles, Secy. M. C. Fishburne ia occupying the of 1. M. Fishburne while hie handsome new home is under con- ntroctioB. - 310 King Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. ° Phone 1311. . MERCHANTS! WHT NOT BUT TOUR CANDT AT HOME? We make a PURE CANDY and s GOOD SELLER. Nearly a hundred merchants find it profitable to sell our candy— , WHY NOT YOU? YOUR CUSTOMERS WANT IT. WHY NOT GIVE THEM WHAT THEY WANT—PURE. FRESH 0 v CLEAN CANDT AT ALL TIMES. WALTERBORO CANDY CO., 0. M. GRACE. Froorictor. Buisfa/All Va->*y T-ir.,.p set-ls for fall planting at Klein’s. Cigars/ Cigarettes. Candies, F‘a- tionery7«ri«tle Gr»bi»?Rubber Goods. Patents: in fact, everything that an up-to-date Drug Store handles will be found at the WALTERBORO DRUG CO. Duifct’s Turnip £eecla at Kle a t*. Palmetto and all other Fans— Keep ftool, Terry & Shaffer. Bulat’s Improved Rutabaga Tur nip Seeda jusj arrived at YClein’a. Rerall Tooth Brusher. 25-. Rr.'s- tlesf guaranteed never to fall out. SHIP YOUR CABBAGE HKANH ci'KFn and other PRODUCK * ro US AND RECEIVE HlGHESI MARKET PRICES.. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED: XVHITF FOR STENCILS. FRED Yt WT ft co., Whf'le-eb' CpinmUGon Mei»-hi»nt*. tN Conm»erc» Street, Newark. X. J. nip Seeds just arrived at Klein’s. Mr and Mrs J, A. Marvfn aqd baby of Mr are the guests this week Mrs A. Z. Senrvon. and TERRY & SHAFFER offer some GLORIOUS BARGAINS. UNDINE FLOUR (Sold with guarantee) $5.75 bbl. A good grade of Caro lina Rice per sack, $3.37. Our best ‘10c” Carolina Rice, per sack, $4.37. . w.vLrLRuoRo drug co. Ww^ Celebrated 15c Buist’s Itpproved Rutabaga 7u> N '' v> ^ * COFFEE,per pound, 12 l-2c. ANDERSON’S i Our regular 10c Chesa peake Canned Fish, per can, 6c. Goo(f Coffee- 15c pei lb. or 7 lbs. for $1.00. Evaporated Apples and Peaches, Corn, Oats and Chicken Feed. Cereals received of ten, packed specially for summer trade. Fat Mackerel in stock. Anderson’s Grocery. SPECIALS^ Red Devil Eye- Regular . 10c, at 7c can. * Best No. 1 Mackerel Fish at 12 l-2c each. All cash customers will receive premium coupons. Ten; & Shaffer BASE BALL NOTES. Editor Tha PrrM and Standard: The following is the latest b&se > ball news from Walterberc: We^ have, played . two gam*** acd lost’ on*. * We pinged Famb^rg one tame on the 21ft Inst., 'the f ore be .1-4 5 to 4 infavor of Uamb’erg. We played Bedon’a t e «ri rr* the 28th ir.8t ard th® re<-ul?-d: Walter boro, "7; : 2. H •*. W‘alterboro,^32: ' :i. 7b<» fiat’e-ies. Wal*e't 0“O, P' i- . * Pul vlnkle: Beloti’?. *\~o«by. «'am- bell. The *Vafurfs of ‘.lie parue were W. H. Caffey, Division Passenger Agent of the Southern Railway witb headquarters at Charleston, called to see us while in town on Thursday The beautiful booklets about the "Land of the Sky,” which the South ern Railway is pceeeiRjng. are per fect pieces of workmans! Professional Notices. offic e or •'■* 0f. A. J. Ander»or DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: J • l JJ* • « p. m., o p. m OPPOSITE Farmer* and Marohsnts R.nS the pitch ng s’ Crrybyjo- 1'* ’x.' sndl?he base rv.^Lte of :t„l. P :’.< for V/ftlterloro. Th® Walt- biro n! 1® v. !1 r.:»; n^mljerg July Cth 5th Yours truly. Cotton Mill Ear® Nine. D. E. C. Clough, Mgr Xr.tire of Opening of Hooka, Subecription. Whereas, the undersigned were appointed a Foard of Corpora’org rhe Colleton Automobile IKpa r i Company by a commission Issued to ’hem oa tlie 19th day of June, A. D.. 1J13. by the Hon. R. M. Mc- Cown, Secretary of State. No’Icr 1s h®reby given that th® books of subarription to the C’ap.’al Sto-'k of t-aid Company :.v4ll be open ed at the offi*e of R. M. Jefferies Attorn®y-at-Law, at Y.’a!t®rboro S onTliursday tb® 3rd of July, A. D.. 1913, at 10 A. M. H. E. SAVAGE." M. O. DUNNING, , Board of Corporators ‘Phone 80x. WALTERBORO 8. O DR. H. W. BLACK, SK. . Deatal Bm-geoa WALTERBORO, ft. C. Associated with Dr. D. J. McAl- haajr In offico next to Walterboro Drag Company. Usual Offico Hours FMONRfiTZ. OOWAGEV1LLR, B. a Prompt Aitontlon given nil basinsos Plata Madfi. TaLL WORK OUARAN- DR. no. H. At Byhardt from lat to ifith of •ach month, and at Colleton the balance of the month. For This Week We are Offering the Following for CASH ONLY: \ , 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00 D. S. Butts, per lb 10c 20c Coffee, per lb 15c GocH Ric^, per quart 8c We have some bargains in Ladies W’hite Strapped Pumps and Button Slinpers- Call and give us a look. $1.25 WThite Canvas (^e-Strap Pumps, for $1.00 $150 W’hite Canvas One-Strap Pumps, for $1.25 $2.50 White Canvass Button Slippers, for $1.95 See us before purchasing elsewhere. Phene Jfb. 60X. W. H. Guess & Bro. % -h Walterboro, S. C. f. ^ *' * <0 The' well known Charleston % Surprise, Clothing Co., J. Frank, Mgr, will open at Wal- terbore at;Br. Padgett’s old stand. We will carry a full line of Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and Gents Furnishings. We guarantee to give .the biggest values for the money; positively at surprisingly low prices. Charleston Surprise Clothing Company J. FRANK, Manager \ f / What Y a great improvement would be made in the condition of Korsee and other animals if juft the proper remedy wete used when they became ill or injured. If your horse could talk he would aak you not to nee any external remedy containing alcohol because h Rings and tortures has flesh terribly. Some liniments have alcohol and other fiery ingredients which only inflame the skin and tissue ^without tftriking down to where the pain lies. Beware of such liniments. Thngreat humane. quick-aOion remedy is MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Made of oils, without a drop of alcohol or other torturing element, it soaks straight to the bone and muscle, h soothes the wQunded parts and is comforting while the healing work is progressing. Mexican Mustang iiniment is what you want because it' tJ . ■ ‘ r s Makes your work lighter, sav®3 your livestock from suffering and keeps them in good trim for work. For ail form cf Lameness, Strains, Bruises, Cuts, Bums, Calls and Harness Seres in animal^, it is safe and prompt and dees net promice^what it cannot perform. Mu&ang Liniment has been doing its wonderful healing work for 65 years. The amount of money it has saved livestock o-A-ners is incalculable. One man writes that, he was about tb kill his. valuable horse because badly injured but Mustang Liniment made him well again. A Vet erinary tells us he has used Mustang Liniment fifteen years and found it be<t liniment for cuts, strains, etc. And many others .are enthusiastic friends of this tried And true remedy. Now you know juR what makes * ^ Horses so Happy. DANTIEST OF THE SWEETS. I have secured the sole agency for The'Standard Confection of the Country. A full line will always be kept fresh. C. L. FISHBURNE. WALTERBORO, S. C. • V w what, fi to =» Yes have heard much of the DICTOGRAPH, Read the serial. The Argyle Case, soon to begia la this paper and see how It, worked.