Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IF-v « \ and JeT'olry 1 It tbt* jEWELnY Walterboro, i )L. 37 WAL TERBORO, S. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, »15. PARDONS ARE GRANTED TO PRISONERS PAROLED DURING GOOD BEHAVIOR oov. XgHSHIP RESTORES CITI. TO APPROXIMATE LY 1^00 AT ONE STROKE OP PEN. GRANTS ARDONS AND PAROLES iMoed SottlnR Forth ■I, - y Dhrcr* Good CaoHcn and Con- •Iderntlona. Colombia, Jan. 10.—Full pardon aboot 1,500 persons convicted in Yfeta state to various crimes and pa roled since January 1, 1911, was been paroled under other condltlori or conditions. “Given nnder my hand and the treat seal of the state of South Caro lina, in Columbia, this nlath day of Tannary, in the year of our .Lord one ’housand nine hundred and fifteen and In the one^hnndred and thirty- ninth year of the Independence of the United States of America. (Signed) “Coleman Livingston Bl«ase. "The Governor of the State of South Carolina.” By the governor. BETHEA APPOINTS OFFICIALS. SENATE 0 O O O O O O O O 0 0# o o o O' * ’ r? . O o Peniel e o 6 ooooooooooooooo We with to thank Mr. K. J. Trow- ell for getting up th? potmen and circulating tame, requeattag the atate strutted across Groat Emam by the proposed new read baa Bat bean con- ctructed acroet Great Stnaan by the highway commissioaer empowered and ordsret 1 struct. The petition was largely Mr. and Mp. ThomaA A, Bootle of Charlehton have b the holidays with the f< er, Mr. P. Bootle Mrs. H. M. Trowell. whoi ^ent the Christmas holidays with retattves la Bamberg, has returned Miss Kate Ramsey, who ts teach, ing at G-ny's Hall has ratwrnod to her school there. Miss Little Spann, of Greenville, ajfer spending, a few days with her \ perents, Mr. and Mrs. W. i. Trovrell bat returned to Greenville. '000000 0.00 00000 0 * O o Mt Carmel o ^ . o ooooooooooooooo It The hor. supper at Carmel Friday and newsy paper which came on SOME COGITATIONS : By W. W. 5. was an especially interesting opinion or differenea of political night was a great sort caw. There time last Friday. There were many Ver ! %h ?^ twenty fine hexes and a Worc - newi Uemg lft H and ^ 1 • j Written better, or no it seemed to _ .. . ^ me. Then there were so many new- fransfred to this ctatmlt. preached; .y lette * from over the county—it “* M ~ rmor - h,r * ^ m.d» oh tblok .( .M tin., to M. able sermon amd was enjoy- t |, e good price waa paid for all The Rev. Mr. Bell. «ho has been 1 ed very paucb by all ..•vWj^oi-e very sorry to mote the 111- aeaa of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Linder Bennett. They have Mechel 1 parumonia.. Wo can't give praise for familiar names In Jh. and Standard. We mlsabd a faw, however, and could not help wonder. Ing if there are no parsons who can write at CottsgevlUe, Ruffin, Imoaks , lalandton and the bther places whsre -wJ Mr ‘' 400 correspondents used to live. Even . . _ . . „ " 0rm i 0n h * Ehrhardt used to have an Intereat- prouh'd SnodOT A lt. n. It ... „ moat eT ,^ " ,1 * Editor, too too oot round sp > f ood (on dancing). correspondent for each of those plac es and put them--again on the map? I Your out-of.tho-countrv readers will Columbia, Jan. 10.—Appointments | Miss Oeorpia May Wales, prinri- for the senate of 1915 w^rt' anr.oun- P a I Peniel school, who spent cc-d yesterday by Andrt^w -Jarhsou-i holidays with her sistdr, of Mo- _ f*f\e» Viom Ivor cvrxrlr a# Pontot Bethea. lieutenant governor^lwt of, 600 - ha * rwumod h< ‘ r work ** .South Carolina. W F. CaldweU.! much dolighted with her stay at granted today by Governor ™ease., of tho Columbia bureau of ^ om “. With one etroke of his pen he re stored dtlsenship to this approxi mate number of men and women who have collectively violated all the laws of the state. This action, though it did not giy liberty to any prisoners now in die •late penitentiary aor upon the pub- Ue works of any of the counties, places the pardon record of 7 (governor IBsatt above that established by any pmsoa gnjoylng that power as a governor of any state, according to .hast Information obtainable here. (Tto this blanket par lor Blease also granted paroles and cemmnnlcat- tsus pSi* prisoners In the stote pen- tbe Charleston N'-ws and Courier, Mrs. D. P .Ramsey, spent the week nd with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. was named ns private secretary to ^lr./dethea. Mr. Caldwell Is a na- J ' M * R ®3 rllo,d *« of^ Round. tlve of Chester county -and a gradu ate of Ersklne college. He has been „ engaged in the newspaper business in Columblf for about three yearp. > Following is a list of the appoint, ments: 1 Assistant dark, R. Beverley Sloan, j Columbia. ' ' Journal clerk, Harry L. Watson, Groan wood. BUI clerk, Fraser L. Mcbill, Abbe ville. X Rev. F. O. 8. Curtis, filled his ap pointment at Great Swafiua Sunday, preaching a very Instructive nenaon. We were very.sorry that Be were s ounkind to the “Amiens* duplica tor, and ask for apace to efiJM*** to her our sincerest apology, an we thought it waa*<g we . would obtain an ■ K, '/ t. Ion EUROPEAN MILLA Cbattauooga, Tenn., Clerk to committee on Judiciary' opportunities for Herbert Olaie. Orangeburg. ! of th e ^ttop COO d. trad* wMb the nn the counties’ nubile Clerk to *” nmUt ’ e »»*“««•• W '8outb American countria. are y?-—. j.ii,Mmsi.j« nwnuifc. -■ ..4m* «»„ ,». *«»»«» »ub _■ ■■■ i'. M™*. Mcwurr «• Krwldra-. ^ nn , IM , Mmtar ■T^l* . . (In, I 500 | W " 1 - F * c * ,dwe ' 1 . (-olamVtB. Bouthero cotton mtiu oro Ukloc me. j »''o* I K ** p ' r *' ™° m ‘- Ch ”- tiro steps to esptorc * (oooroo. y***** |T. Smith, Jr.. Hopkfot. shore of this trade, deelmres Choree. Doorkeepers, T. A. Scott, Bath; lTon chandler. South American Ag- _ C. N. Creech, Columbia.; A. P. Blsh- C f Southern Railway, who calls op, Inman. attention to the following interest- . Pages. Heyward Fetaer. Columbia: Ing fl g Ures: Morton Flreahaeta, Spartanburg. ( tha ug goo.OOO of cotton goods Porters, Albert Nance Newberry: by Chile in 1*12, only Pick Peterson. Columbia; Abe Fos- 17^000 f ro m this country, ter, Laurens. 1 Germany, whose trade la now cut off. Mail carrier, N. G. Pyles. Colum- spiled 9s.400.Ofi* and Great Brit. Mr*. T. L. Linder an^l children are visiting their uncle, Mr. Alan Ritter of Drawdys. - , ..... Me. Dan Hitter of Dr..■<!>,. I. ), ' >u / wl " d0 visltitg rplr»tlv r ^ near bore. Mia i Ervin Rfshcr of- 1 the Ever green neighborhood is V visit!rg near here. X / Ruth Linder is attending schoo) at Rtokes.X^ X Mi»* Luril^/ Beach, the Tlignr Creek schoX teacher was in Walter. business needs is advertising. Print er's Ink in broken doses will rortor" ^ the circulation of almost any sue’e bustnes, and will permanently euro boro Saturday. Mr. i.-K. Linder had business in town Saturday. Mtm Maggie Beach was ^he pleas ant guest of Mist Bather and Jennie Linder Sunday, «*- Mra. Henry Hlott of Walterboro ?* per ** pub,,Bhed has been spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. George Linder of Mt. Carmel. Do you not know that this is the only means of sending a message to the outside world as to tho business of the town, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Linder visit- ind the k,nd of town OM h “ ? If ed Mr. Jake Linder Sunday. I* new *y » nd n *»t newspaper is pub- Miaa Addle Uader ha home after a pleasant Hampton county.. (that those who Ure outside and see Mr. Jesse DaTravllle attended, ** wni d *d d « this la a lire place, preaching mt Mt Carmel Sunday. * | and 14 wiu cr ® a4 ® ‘ T»rorable Im pression. Therefore, even If a-mer. SKr.tpr.M “• h ' d *» d 'M* «»«• w,u, '|, U . to 5. thU. k.tlt M . .tX.™, I, *™ r,»• »«b. ,r^..i pre . Mr. and Mrs. Dave Zelgtar of *»“* «. Urn PmUMt « ba.ln« m.p Po. ,o<'..P “ H.tk^D. tk^k UU lartlin X |au 1mm d ^urn to donara^And i ^ d# the ataUment that the cents for his expenditures In adver- 1 "State of South Carolina—Executive Chamber. ' ■By Hit Excellency, Coleman Liv- Ingston Blease. tha Governor of the State of South Carolina, to all and lingular Judgee. Sheriffs, Con stables and other Officers of Jna- tice In tho said SUte—Greeting*: "Whereat, I. Celeman Livingston mana, the governor of tho State of South Carolina, by virtue ef the pow- «r and authority vented in me the conatitutlon and laws of state of South Carolina, have here before granted certs wirel** t« cer bla. Mies Mary Ann mere. aln tha rest. In tha same Argentina bought $S5,7.0fi»fififi of which 96.527,fififi cam* from Gar- We are glad to dee Mrs. Lessle Beach out agalqX '■ Miss Claudia Beach of Carmel is visiting b%r stater. Mrs, Ed Gateh, of Adams Run. Mr. Furman Beach la at home for a while. advertising baa not paid that mer chant. But there are very few mer chants who are not paid In immedi- BLACK CREEK SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS TREK though. We are all South Carotin. Inb*. und brothers whether or not we have been suporetrs of the present regime In State politics, or whether or not we were oppoeed to ft. The life of any administration la but an Incident In the growth and develop ment of the State, and no man can koep her down, or permanently In jure her fair name. But, we were going to say thing of tbe legislature. I do not think that Colleton needs much In the way of new legislation. A few lawn repealed would possibly be of more effect. Thla is as to the local legislation. As a State, proposition I still think that many of thr> lad’s could well be repealed. There are, however, one or two of 8tate.wtde importance which will come up. Th^re will be a vote on su^inBtlng to the people of- the State the right Another thing which wnp notlce- rble was th" presence of so many ad- . vertlsemcnts. That shows the right 4 ®T° 4 * ,or or aBa,88t ptat l* id ® hibltion rplplt. If yo,trbu,ln M . I,,lek klv, r°««. tk. Colteton It « tonlr. „« ,bp only topic , ,lck l?* 1 **"”" * m « ' »»« i th« matter of a compulsory school'at tendance law will be to vote on. i would favor tho Iocs! option and tgy out as we have tried out the prohibition law. I wish I could see almost all the Ills of a newspaper. It is due the local newspaper that «... . - , . , llb-M pntronnue be bleep, ppd I, I, ,hd * rho01 worth It to the town where the news- every child'"in the State capable of taking an education in the schoo) 'House, hut I sm confronted with the fact that we are not prepared to caro for* them and provide book# and clothing for many who would have to provide for, unless the people of the State would submit to the neces sary amount of taxation to mako * fc ‘- —It would be cheapest I feel sure. In n few year*. Dr. Carman, tha State School rherfitary -was la Anderson today, and In a talk to the men's Bible-elase „ , . . . i body of men there assembled could tl.lp( bl, w.re, tbpl |p pp .in tbpt u „ wlrt M. ppt *Ull Anderson or the^onnty, hut with South CHrollas. All tkcfr needed. he- said, was to be organised and .it. return (or tbelr ekpepdltant lor , for . pb|«t. Hp wpp • drertlslni. c. _ Utbt..I wlPkt. pp», UU. op Cite- 'ton pounty, and to encoprage tho 1 • - / I > * Arranged at Meodvllle School House On ChristaMM Eve Night. The prtc. of cottoo .deandot a, go n pe«pl v .f u., eoppty t. .und It bn done for tbo put f.w d.y. thou wk|ck r|Iht flbould act a, p rnlchty ptlmplp, to „, k , , k . kadpaa ororywbor,. Already tho -ft, „„ f . r th . MpeoUo. of tbo, oftoeu pro mop lo o ptoro ho P ofo1-L. 0 pi,. Mo , h can bo Acotnell.hod ^ “ d “-~ to '*« *' hdrd llf^ory «... or ^ .J?.* ? rt r- " >r “• " ,l, • '*"*•" •' Coltolpp no MBM b| n< Wbpf pro TOO (O- i Cmek Sunday pchool was arranged county have only profited by plant- , . d# . In sad hut loving memory of our n»*fi7, 0Ter $17,fififi,fififi from Eng. f or Meedvllle School House on'tog an abundance of small grain, as beloved Aunt, Mary Ana Hlers. whe la,,d and oB,y from thl,, • chrtatmaa eve night Mrs. H. J.jthey have dene in Anderson and departed this life January fith. 1*15. country. Of the flt.OOOOOO of oot- Given had trained tVe speakers and;other counties In this section, and! All was done for her ton * oodB Imported by Brasil 12,- th* entire affajr waa her bandy-worl She *00.®®® froin Sufftcr It to #sy the whole matter was land raise all supplies needed wii ...v 000.000 trop. EPdlppd .Pd OPIT conducted Pud excMdlp.f, Ip. borne, lb. yep, 1916 .III (u d... Ip “ “ ‘l Pi*- . .. . - o t . . . . / !and on tne stn the nth of his a tcreating. A number of useful pr**- history a. ore of the beat l* th* 1 ..^,. b|MR(K)DMM . 0n ^ 13th The Anderson Dally Intelligencer will eelehrato its first anniversary,, so January has berbme a month of ^ ' , , . , ^ raore ^ery.wherc, even anB , T , riiarle , for h|ni -) The we/-V fmlpwtnv. members 6f jf t j,ere be Jt^s cotton. Xo Black Creek churrh visited Rev. F. O. 8, Curtirv' home .their pastor. X Age 54 years. -'u* persons, fit Yfiriofifi find divers that loving hand« could do time* during ,he g i x ‘ sisters, five brothers, and a host *329.00(1 from this country, na- teresting. A number of useful pres- history’ as ore ©f the best in th« nlre bun re an ' onc of relatives and friends. She was ures '* n r ®* ard ,0 wo<>,on Kood,, cnfl ent- were given away by old Santa annals of Colleton countThe ex- and nine hun »hirt*en l*i d W rest gt the family burying cutlc’T into the South Ameriran C i ang p^rgonated by Mr. Frank Ben-jhlblta at the next f.-.lr Will show tha thousand nine hundred * nd ^, KroUndf !n the presence q| sorrow- Countries,show 11*11^ opportuni. t0 ^ a0fl fruiUl were glveff to all wlgd om of this coprim, and we shall good behavior, as will be fully shown ^Rev* J^C^llwa-T* y ^ 1 Tte of * Ul,,r by reference VO the records in the P^tor, Hev. j. t . i,a .. . i uul# L|1He Herndon d i ed ^ thf . ©men Of the governor of the state of ^ ^OInc of her anat. 5<rs. R. A. Alex- W. W. 8. . , Anderson. 8. C„ Jaa 10. lf|5 ; I P. ff.—The peat week new two anniversaries for W. W. S. Oa tho pres*nL la that yard. far and distant grave** 1 Lies our darling In her cold and silent grave. Wc can not call her back, South Carolina'-.and in the office ci eecrclerr of ctAte ® f 'be eute of wh b , w , th , lr bran rbee wove. Sooth'Carolina, which ..Id rccolr. ^ oiir Au , t| „ will cpeciflcally give and show tne name; or names, of tho person or panona so paroled, the county in , whirh he. she or Jhey were con ; py* would not If we pould, vie ted. the term of court, the Pew* dTewrl Ilk HI* m orc-v lag Judge thereof, the name or names •k* Mia person or persons, of what convicted, and to In each and tenn iced. In each and every ander. Round, S. C., on August,' 1914. - She was Only three year* old, ami the only daughter of Mr. acd Mrs. J. A. Herndon. The day before she died, she oall- Rniso a pig for every member of the9th of !,r ‘ d made ,t,r panMy Tr,u,h fuU ° r ’ b ' family, would be a fine slogan a good pou-ridlr,?. T>X vinitors h»dl tnr lh# , fjirmrr . | n «nv si delightful t»*~»» with Mr. Cdrtl.y i his good wifa. X • „ •Amicus.’' jed her mo'be^ to her bedside, and. (CONFEDERATE VETERAN putting her little arms around her For Ood IP HI. merry cl.lm, bl. moth( . r ., u{d nit ^ Um ..| . OOXE TO mu REWARD. for the farmers In any section of th’ St^te, and especially In the lowet part, where nearly all It* feed ear rome from the ground. Nature hai Imen too lavish to the lower part ot ther State. 1 often think. It raak-'S Doa.h of a Little Girl. On Thursday afternoon. December 31, 1.914, little Arthle, the seven- year.old daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Josh Garvin of Jaeksonhoro, .Mled af- ter an illness of only three days. Little Arthio was a sweet, loving child and It was hard to klv© her up. But. a bussed thought to knrtw X own. j fit said person or persons, And j-ujes a n things for food. 1/ -• —* —j »- what term X prattle—"Mamma, Indt- Calm on the bosom of thy God, Fair spirit rest there now. Even while with ours Thy foot steps trod. His seal was on Thy brovr. i* her childish let me love you.” / * Joh “ Cro * b J r W®** Bt A " She leaves a broken-hearted moth-j age of Home Seventy Yearn, er. father and little brother to mourn j / at Hia Home Her*. their deep loan. They can iever far-; , , get her childish prattle. xAnd her Mr. John Cxbaby' died at his home manna and he will forgot hot* to iftoo easy to make a living, and thus that sbo Bafo |n (hB armfl of Jeatl!| allows many tales to be undovel- w j„, re (herd Is neither sickness nor oped. An axe which Is used will gon-ow,'but Joy and gladness. X awaet laughter they will always hear as if in a dream. . in Walter hero at an advanced age 1 /- - She Ga to the grave la all thy glorious ry w it b J stay bright, but one thrown on the js ar « w «6|| Artie, but not forever, ground will soon be destroyed by Th<kra wl „ ^ a jjiortous dswu. rust So it Is with man.' Plaes Wa rta „ to part ^ Bwr#r , him where he eaa lira by gathering OB tha| r^nn^etion morn. Her Aunt. grow cora.' But there la no need for any rillton of Colleton musty to of some seventy years Mr. Crosby was a man e* excel- spend »n Idle day, yet I-will fl^Lgar ^ as always bright and char awaet smiles and appealing lent habfta and sturtHT r>i*Hn;tlon, I that there ire able bedtad men no ii "Haw. know ye' that for «Twn good causes and considerations me Wranate moving. I have tbfinght it to pardon and by tb*f* ® ra ** Tl18 0 Brant a pardon to eadb and every parson or persons so paroled hyXne during my term of office as the gov- wrnor of the stats of South Carolina, during the years one thousand ntne hundred and eleven, pub thonsand nine hundred and twelve, one tbous- j and nine hundred and thirteen, and slumber which 1$ surely blessed, one thou'and nine hundred and flf-^ j^ 0 mortal sleep be an sweet, - Nor*with Its peacefulness complete. "This pardon is i?teiyled,to RPUfr Sleep of*' dM is grnrted only Jo sneh person Her Niece, Mary Psdgett. •r persona whom pa-e!e or paroles X' . - _ _ uontain the one conltiloc—‘during Carrie Honts has retnrnedito when I know you are happy with dler. galaxy/^f stat*v snd not feel thjjt Mr. and Mrs. Wltsell and children, good behavior,’ and dees not, ncr is her home r.t Sr.ndv Bam rfter spcnd-*nngels in Haaven. I only wi»h that At the time of going to press no there is r^proar^t upon^her fslr natuo who have been vlsItlngxMP*. W. E H Intended ‘o, grunt full oardon to ing the week-end with 1 ch- friend, we may meet in ®at beautiful City, funeral arrangements had been We need, however, to forget Pound Party. <* On January 7th a deHghtful in pound party waa given at the hemo prime* r ^ eyto for Everyone. „ generotil Impulses and never forgot the couaty who have net done a ef Mr and Mrs. 3. A, Bassett, near fa full activity of seal and power, | Sh# g ]ways welcomed Into the the ways of the pioneer. He hxd day's work- In. two months. And these. Walterboro. Th# party was given A Christian san not die before her heart of everyone that met her. {filled the rartous relations of llfe.'tr* the ones who are mostly ery- in honor of their danghter, May’s time. The Lord's appointment Although It has been three short as son, husband, father, brother. : | nK “hard times.” * | birthday. The gneets were first en- 1s the servants hour. months since you departed, dear lit- friend and filled them well. j ' :—a.. > •. Jertalned with singing and music. tie Lillie, it seems as if It has been Still sadder is this death by reason, Well, the-legislature will again then .they w»*re Invited'to the dln- Rleep on, O Auntie, sleep and rcn», f that many years. ’of the fact that Just, three months he In cession when you rostf ***:*, j ng room where many refreshments How wo missed you Xmss. for at sgo Mr*. Crosby preceded her has-* snd before your next paper com''* were served! The gnests then nv that time last year, you were with us band to tbe grave ! there will be a new governor an1 p g | r rd to the parlor where they en- to rhsre every little joy. Mr. Crpeby rum!>ercd his friends a rew o regl«n© In jy^wr In South aoretal hour* of music. Bnt as much as I want to see you. by t?" scone nr>d everyone Rk'-d Carolina. A p''vvX^' * ’ra?riuf n-u**- g j r ) g and g ovrntcen I don’t wirh for you back in this him. He served tli-ounh t>o Con- er for ttf •dd^rtmet'o Stfit^. kr » fh<1 this ofcseicn. world of sin and pain and sorrow, fodcrale war and made a bra'# sol- cr.n ngaln^mt her he’.d proudly ,n 1I10 and Mrs. hoy* enjojed that Fraser have retnraed to ‘their home Any persen er p^ons whe have un. Fripp la low eoaatry. -* 1 ' „ A Cousin. 2 ado. there has ever beta asyudifferenlea in Bmnfort. \ * X X: X