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"t. #****-*«-** H. <i. & F. «i. < rt*4>>. J -ST RK( i:!VKJ> a Freiih Suppiy cf thi- choiJM'iit randies and Fruit*. We will, be pleased to serv? you. * « -tt »,**** # . ^ ' . The Only Up-To-Date and Fashionable Millinery Store in the City. Mrs. W. A. Black Millinery Co. *• * • * II. <L F. u: Crosby « « When in- town, call * • at our rcstaufpnt. * ’ ff Otir service is unex- » •» «died and we strive -» * to pleare * *********** VOL. 37 WALTERBORO, S. C., WEDNESDAY. APRIL?, 1915. NO. 33 • V JACK JOHNSON NO IkIKI.ED HIS TOO . - FAITHFUL WIFE LONGER CHAMPION ! Frf Mart?alh C d r FU T Rem e aHr Urt able (’rime HKFTV K'\\-W l.\V!>S KMN K- OIT »IU)\V‘ I\ TWr.XTY- • >1.\TH Ut»r\!». • II ION TAKIVIt t olAT. CLEAN-UP WEEK BEGAN TUESDAY < a? * H« rail. r;m h « i< Iry. will r artial Saturday j Cor.jpieKne b*’- | d ia following th.* . ih dire* t vlo-j - u d by the nfili-• FIMH I.IMATION OF MWMNO CU.f. tlKOl.lM ANS TO THKIH I’AltT taDVKHVOK ON ALL IH) thorltjf WILLARD ANNCINCED HAWPION it .«fr At ten da i i<c F-te-i n il -ll dill *tl (. f . 1’I^iJI \t I.I (mo .1 » t*at*- llon-iiit, an I- G ^ ' •the I’ii tine*. Hine' ifl« . Havan a.- c/eloi k n*-jihi»r of th<* peered in the ring. H* "ply stt; • bed, b •c •. d . • cqr ; p April ' Vt i- Hi -' snpVrtor off!, fighters h..*i . r- v ti- • v* • ’ . H**rsi *tiy to iqi '"Ktimatcd at !-*:tv*■ Finally !:*• after’the crime e‘ 1 and physlea ir> d that; he woul 1 i n een'tl'v rei over- ! ! over to the tni! 5 -.' • hospital author!-; defend ■' by Hen-i j <4 . " % j • -tv'-VM> * • > >! r. • nt ,o . jo whom he waa -;. r n- d he sta- • » -r J went t!i re .. r • n-monMrated it and he. tried un- duee hi-- wife would ■('lea It'll L>. ireen-up. p4ltlt-UP .at d «ash.-iip,'* and so on throughout L.. tli‘--cat»'g.or> of "ups" in connection with hi tt» r sanitation, are to be wj.teh words of Walterbor/iiana and Sculii t'aroljalans. dfuing'tids vvc f 'U, wlibh has iM-ett set aidde hV (lover- ran- ManniiiR.for tic state and Mavor % , Ai kcri.ian for the rjiy N’r those pur- CHARLESTON SCENE OF MUCH RAIDING TWO >< t .( \1>S ol IM.AIN CLOTIIKS 1 MI A \( TIM: LAST WKF.k F 1*0N ODOF.Ks OF M - on (.i:a( f. STRUCK BY AUTO; ^ '5ERI01SLY HURT. C. E. Linder Victim of Unavoid able Accident—Former Resident ** ~ " 1 ——- . , . K Un«!« r. 4M West Sixth . str»-*u. who was stfmk and fertotUBlv j injured Monday evenlne at Fourth] , and Cherry >tr‘i t> 5 ^ .»t automotei j ROME SEES PEACE IN THE DISTAHCE hi MMItlAN MAKFS Tltot IILR IMMINFNT IN TIIK It\LKAN’H I driven by J. l.Cibb- j day by hi -’ mot her well, though be (.• P.uejire of stroTig Idnder’seintnfie- ; head and lire I Hi not i»ytrfin . s • -t w' • has been fYactnred'or The sum 1 nt. i.< •■! don of Mi Lind*' >.v r< d t . i s t ii i.. It bout la.hoo'. seats are still Ojily a few of the li'O vacatvf. . The sun he w:j« told he f . ♦tiei- j unless Mnte Iferall left onfe. This she refused to ran to beat down hotly and all dan- ^nd the eavalry offieer fearing de- gf-r of rain sv*eni» past. gfeifatlpn, sh.ot the woman he loved. Johnson entered the ring at 1:15 j p m. - and two tA b«- held in reserve. At 1:15>.lohnson mad n his ap-' battery, three to be uesd regularlv pearance, being applauded by the en- j * There was gr- at exeitement about thusiastic Cubans. One minute later 11 o'clock when it was discovered he crawled through the ropes clad In^Jhat no one had thought about the a gray bgth robe and wearing hi* T bell to be rung at the starting an.t usual golden smile. Th“ negro** 1 stopping of the rounds.- "Two mes- flr^t move was to ascertain where hi* sengers were dispatched to ‘Havana j po . Three days, 5. f. arfd 7, will i be devoted h r** fpr that purpose. ; Looking to that end nn,d using every available means “for tin* ftirthcranc-s of iiiddern sanitation' methods, thp s | Vte.te iioard of health has carried on a uid* campaign of publicity through'Mayor Oraie. instmY ted tli newspapers, posters, schools and or- hc-"o of th** regular re.id,ing wlf« was located. Willard entered the ring at 1:20 p. m. Four minutes later prolonged yelling and cheering announced the appearance of Willard. The crowd went wild over the young lighter, ithen on the scene to purehas» a gong. „» Cuban troops began to reach the track at half past 10 o'clock, sev eral companies of infantry and two troops of khakt-clad cavalry beint: screaming and hand clapping as he* crawled through »he ropes. Wilard wore a heavy red sweats, blue trousers and black sombrero In the challenger’s corner were the following seconds: • *1 ion. • A on I i* \<Ung no F r*-c **iv(ci from M; c *tr 'llrac** I r or * * * * tlic* law, Chii-f of I’c*!!**? . • II last wc'c'k son! ^-oUt twe J m of idaiu clothes k i*n ani! • rs of tin* d*-tc ( IH** elopurt- :n carry out tit** instruc lions o 1 ' \s a re*, uh many lilin l tig-i . were* raided tetid !<U during i the week th»*. paired’ wagbns at th.***t pdU*** at;-linn •were kept busy baht! •. iu-g contrabaitd goods neii slot m i . -iltil not s**e Mr. LiUd cltu-'-s. to thcstnttan house • i. [ace WcdneKd vy morning' Chief Cant.! v.-li, having rc-ifivi'il orders from ItlC'ITl- c|uad* i Ifhi^'mavnr ch**' j’.icl-.t h**tv,«-vt ' Linder w . . walf.ir £ : Tr«*c*t car lie did, re the'aplOmobilf* c oming u* vreported to--j * i c> do^Rg very . under the in- ; .edit ines. Mr. j r* < Mefly on the* pi v- l<*i,in i '' cr tl kuD r'ot rg to the ver- j rp* r cf fbc in- j i-1 »b’<- Mnn- tnd in Mr s.»«. c Fourth i *' • or hear| r. .*•('.* 1(111.*! -T|{«M(|*S IN V ADM i i f. EXPECT A DECISION VERY SOON Notwiihstandinu FITic-ial Dcninls, It Im Tti<(Mu?it In Itiunc That Tur- ’ f - k»*y a((*l Angslria s**«-h V . .•••■ate. Mir. Olbl*-*, *Irhi(ig Hte rutomohil*', , » After Hie id**ut Mr -Cibbs . ui kly *.h-k«*d up th** iiijur»-d man. with whom he'was ac<|tiaint*-d. and carried- hini home, rettialnlng with him the' remainder \ us t r j a ganir.ations of women. In Waltcrhoro all educational and administrative forces rotnbined to ■’u * , c awaken the health instincts of 'the citizens. City council, through Mayor Ackerman, has taken official eognizance of "cl**aii-up week;” the Civic League impressed the benefits of cleat surroundings upon the house keepers ef Walterboro. The following proclamation was issued by Governor Manning: "Whereas, the women of our land are. striving in all ways to help to* ward better conditions; and ' "Whereas, by careful attention and tquch'h&rd work they have ajvaken- ed all of us to a knowl n dge of and a The race course where the fight . was h-ld is surrounded with green i dMlre for v**"* b * ,ter hills, some of which are topped with i onr f,v,c o^nization and the con- towering palms.. dltionns under which we live; and "Whereas, the woman’s clubs are planning a great ‘dean-op’ move ment for th n week commencing Ap- therefore. I. R'chgfcl l Manning,, governor! do name sai l and another organized squad along with Hu* detectives tlrat the law must 1 he enforced. The men left th" sta- • tion house and, working in different | sections of the city, came down- on blind tigers like a bolt of lightening trom a dear sky. N v » Call after call was reedved from members of the squads to send the patrol wagons to haul in the goods | seized! The police, however, had hardly gotten to work before pews of th«Ic activity spread like wild fire. While In some places the fix tures of the blind tigers had been re- mevod before the arrival of the po licemen sotri" were caught in» full swing and their fixtures were smash ed. One man, who was making a spec ialty of taking down fixtures, stated that afternoon that he had al ready "disrobed" twenty-seven .tlg- ■-rs and had orders from others. When askeq for a - "'statement la'vf night Chief^Cantwell said - "1 Jhave of th*- night. 0 Mr. Lin*t»*r is ployed fly the C. road. mac hi nest, ft & T. V London. April 5 - Notwithstand ing th<* official denials it i* believed in lleute that ther** i - a basis for th-> report ibat Turkjcj and possibly are considering the initta- ^ ’j(i<ia_of pear* begotiatious. Signift-- ,>m * jeance is attached to the piWmce In ra 'F j Sw itzerland of D. Jarid Fasha, the 'Turkish minister of- finance. The The above* was sexy us from Chat-1 ftoniJ , n < „sp«tcl.. ; s say that his de- tanooga. where Mr Linder is em- « ' - 9 ployed. - Mr. Linder is well known in this county *nd «*s mapv frmzids here will regret to learn of his 'ln- \V Xl.TKRIfOHO MFTHOIOIKT CHI’RCH. Kev. Dr. Wolling, Pastor. Faster Sunday was a joyful oc casion with the congregation of this thitrrtf. The pulpit and altar were > beautifully decorated with floral of- ', T, ” ... ... ■ . -full satisfaction. Meanwhile nials that he |s on a peace mission should not b" regarded .too seri ously. ./Z. The revoking band of Bulgara waa driven out 'of, Serbia after its.sudden raid. I^has penetrated Greece at three points, according to the Salon- Ikl dispatches. The Kngllsh press sees in this epi sode the possibility of a flare up In the smouldering Balkan situation. % Roman dispatch, however, says that Rulgaria has agr<*ed to give Her ferings arranged by a committee of i is placing troops along which Mr. Johtr’-Jk’Glob"r and Mrs. . , r .i j . - - \ ;garian frontier and Glover w-re very active members ... ,, _ ' ■' . * 'vists. according t Tho hindered much by the ba l w,_, weather of the week N»fr>re the Ooniki Jol rec«flv*-d. orders” from th<* : "I Jhave num»r to choir rt*ti(!<*red rome. beautiful pieces and the singing wa* very good. Th" subject discu sed wav th" a Bul- rlan reaer- vlces .from IVed- order# * to ors^ lu Austrian and • inTeSy/these developments amedvoo Cernmn intrigue. The light management, seeing the po»ibffitr of moving picture ma- Tom Flanagan. WTRanJ’* mana-'chines ^-quipped with telescopic' _ r per. Tex O’Rouk**. Jim Savage! Wa?- lensf operating from the hifls, ha 1 t*T Mahan.. Johnson. 7 second hv guards staHbned at all the vantag" ! Now. George Munro. Sam/ MeVey. Dave-points overlooking the fight area. • i Manning ” Kuv crm>r. no name sat t , .,.*• mayor «o ; old ^Hon. "If a men db* s HQls and Bob Arjnstron*. The two’ At 11 oVIock the sun gnd dondJ ^ <*'**»« urge all jenforc** Hao law and now: I an./bn-- 1|Vf a|ta|li authorities, and all private citizens j forcing it. 1 have put two x Taidine | Tll<1 . hol.T.i ommimipor was ver ." */ to rive their titn", -attention and j squads and my det"ctiyes^at w«»r4(/’! j ar g eI j. nit-mlrd -rfid indeed all tltj* a personal aid to this movement con jThjs was all he would MY about the* an(i ' , . / , u „ com mot f raids, except to give out a state-men* J ^ ^ ilXfk amotinte.l to one and a half re- pugilists'shook trends-for. the moyle«. AtiR were fighting for supremacy. In The ring gradually cleared' of all er-'the vky sei-eriil v"ry dark cloud (epi Ref'-ree Jack Welsh. second banks were hanging over the sea and j principals^ ’4 {offering a menace of rain. * Johnson dbjected to woman spec- • At half past eleven, one hour be- ' i tatop in the press ringside stand and fore th* fight was to start, several ; she retired to an adjacent box Th-*, thousand people had 4 arrived and 1 negro, stripping /bathrobe, showed found seats, but the morpiexpensive clad ih bright blue trunks ami no locations contained few spectators. ( Tit** Scrbmn losses, ijr (he bonier fighting With tlK'Ibtlgarian irregul- 'ars are placed at Nish al 125 men ducted by our women for kood and benefit.” * ASHTON IHOTS on the goods 'seized in. the ra’ils, | twhlch Is as follows: hoj»l**s of! I beeT; 28 gallons of wine; 39 quo 11 pressive and ftiM int**rest 1 T*>^D*e the Faster picture* gM/n t|t the magic laptern at nlrhj the md wounded. ' itulgnrian force is said to * » i of whiskey; '146 hnlJ-pitjts of We were $ll glad to see such a key; and 38 slot inarHfn*>s •church was packed lo^Jts uti st < a- i gimenta. • \- The Farpalhian front is the quar* .ter in which a decision of thp first Iwlt. Willard wore dark blue trunks ’ ,The first notables fo reach that • y . , . I M and an American -flag as -a belt. ring side were the mayor of Havana The second from rival quarters and the speaker of the Cuba hous.' carefully inspected the adjustment of representatives. ..Mat Hinket, of Cleveland, the alternate referee came in a few minutes later. By this time a number of soldiers had taken up their positions around th* rihg In fact, solders at this .beautiful day'Huntfty. of gloves of both of ?he fighters # Both pugilists, weighed !n on th > scales In tb" ripg Willard’s weight w ; as 228; Johnson’s 225 The r.egr * appeared considerably heavier. * At 1,?28 the ring wo* - ordered /cleared.- Th" pt'K!li*;s then sho<> : : /,, 4 Jf * .hands, , * Tihie w ns-v f -I!* d -t 1,5 3.^ V York titu** . V, Rev. J. C. I^awaon prearhad a very ben"flclal sermon. A larg» crowd attended the services at Ash ton Sunday afternoon. The liquor w ill kbe dpKvered to th" dispensary heatfmia-fte-rjk^this morn ing and (he ^kft machines will ' he smashed/j/the yard of th** polic • stath paclty*. The Next Honda), usual morning and evening Importance is.expected soon. Londdn I seems confident that the Rusalana will break through the Austrian line .into Hungary: hut this had been pre services directed by the pastor. L**f dieted Jmany times before. The Miss Cleo Attaway the Field j -^t^number of blind tig- rs were re- Worker of South Carolina, wiU gl^'^P° r 1*?l to have c|os**d their doors a lecture at Ashton Baptist efiarfi h d ’** constitute half of. April 11. 3:30 o’clock* lie is cordially Invited The run hrok* overcast rkv a., : Fi"lit b> Round-. through ip pith jjttend. ■*" Mr M* Ivin BisbpfTand Miss Nor 1 , 'of Ashton attf*nd*Ml the picnic at Lit Jol>i»%an f* Htt<*(l an 1 . , , „ , . • , . .„ tie Rock Saturday last.. 1 !*'t oc WFlard s jaw.- R* ^ . _ - , Mr J J. Trowell of Great Swamp t:;qp-r* ats With right to W-il- , > ,, vjsitcil Mr J-. F. liter* of Ashton. , . •••Th** laf r was- v-ry nor ^ <- . ,• " ....^/Saturday and*8unday. John ..*» w. .- 1.1..vning \\>< • • Mt'.ssrs. I, A. Ht*rs and -l.arn- ported to have closed their yesterday and it Is said that, the hart in two:‘hotels hav** also put locks'0,1 their cnTriineps. * No disorder iuiar"*i tli** work, ot the police, ft is. reported all the met / TMK VITAL KTATIKTICK LAW. Austrians are said to be throating "very available man into the fights - Beyound the^are admission, that the Austrian forces in Beiisarbr.x s Of Inten—t to Th**** Not Fa- hav ‘ > '«nipel!ed to retreat. VI- liar With I .a w in Tbi- St^e. / *’ nn * »»P ,n 1.°dHy tm** given no Indl- ts. from tie* ' r!, i° n of •*tat»JL, s «>f affairs along try of death-* i c«t<on,of th** Hungarian fron dpubtle-s t- of in Mi, r Theirttssian'war office not on- a t L-ifk!; i»* crowds tie*an t arrive at the sc* he 01 the World'* heavy wight (hap.pionship fieht’ be * two left; to th»* j lohr.-or, d:*>v** righ^ to Wil lard s body. |tout)<I „T«*» JoSYison easilv tween Jack Jottson. of Texas, .and t»lcc'-4yf Willir*C- Icids. feinting hi-n Joss Willard, of Kansas. The set **ut-**T lotion and woring right Fend*! of Lodge, were visitors • ’ . " “ f / 1 • JT/ Vahton Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. W. IK Slttoak th* la't*r> fat Iter Snnday. Messrs J W llicr's. .1 E, Hier' vi :t*-i! THOMl»M>N MILL NEWS. •loss Wiliam, or Kansas. I lie set out-*., .... vis , tP d RnfflmSunday F M ting for the battle was hirfuresque and JeB to ja-w Willard replied , j j. || A ring had been erected direcUy on a -JJirashipg right to the negro » '*v'. • • . ; , the race track in front of the b>«K trodv Johnson then h<»ok--d a left ,*teel grand stand which .fnrpfkhed to the stomach Johnson then land- the principal seating facilities. ed tbr-e left* to the Imdy Willard ‘ In front’of the stand th*‘ lonis laughed Johnron then drove Wil/ slope-leading to the track and cover- Inrd »o tfie rope* with a ta'to^ of /'' ■ • 'N ’ JAt KsiiMtoRo mu-,. o •/ Mr. and Mr • -t t h’t" - is a and Mr »n«r M* 1.1 ')'■ ■ ■ ,* Run paid ..hu ttnonlnit o a - tf> ing \i/t on Sunday.. * - . f * ‘ . ,, - Mrs. < a Ivin l{«*evcs' atid >ta tight r. Ruby are on a visit to )Jf Godfrey W’illl- of Ohl Town / M ' ' /. . y Mr. W. A- (yit^bre left on Sattir. d^y t(/!att**n*i fit** ’funeral *»f Mr Thoa. llnrris. t>f Ridgelatul. nt iiifliar The folowln law’ r<-l.itiug fo t ; i^tbs. * ti- ; v.I t.-Fest to ^*i/r* ador*. and’! puhll. h ••q for tj/ir InffirbiaHon/obt as th full..but ••nough to b-r. them . i(» of it exis'< tic - Mr Kditor. will you allow tu<* H h extensive \isit to n"r aunt In Ktw kn /JTip* f.-I '.V ur<* passed - -i n ai t -which was approved S* pt Ft, 1911 "authorizing tl/ State Hoard* of c ’ # f H»*alth to estaldi-h a bureau of vlial statistl*”. prrovide for the registra tion of birth** and deaths, the grant - a « •ing of iniria! or remove! permits." etc.., ‘ , > The law reads-in part “A ' rertf- .ficate must be filed >lth th** local Miss Matni** Padgett has Iwen ,.n registrar Kf the city, town or towlz- 1* clx'nv a t’c«-at success in Bessam- ! bra. but .ssserH' that definite ad v -. rrf. 'g* - -haVe b*-**»t fralneh o^er t!i«* • .cf’mat 4 *' nf!rt^l*"• , , PolUn*^ STOKFS I HITS. ft!* i c giv* us a corner pap*r for a few dots, aS I in your haven’t seen jtny from here in sotw* time. Th*- farrn r Ts around here arc ail About through planting their corn Mi s Annie Carter returned homo from Charleston Saturday after a very pleasant visit to ^I'fs. F. B. Rld- / space for a few lines* . . . We are having some nice wu-aftt**; cd with srqts like^thosc of n cfrcu*. lefts to tb** face v About th»* jdng boxes were.set on th" Bound Three \fter intnh feint flkf tfadt and more circus seat* ing Willard ntif-ed a right swing were In the field. , and bothJauRhed. Johhsoii rushed Ringside-box seats sold..fur $25. add sforefli) left.on-body atnd a right slope seats for $2'K and grand atdnd to the »aw Jotin-oo landed pn bo^J* now Miss Klla Cro'sbr. of Ruffin and Messrs Mis* Mae Crosby of WalterbbfiT h;/ |*een visiting their unejx Mr. K ' Crosby and their CBtisin. Mrs V V ! K. Crosby at Bmriifort *Phe> ha, sends K.r ?15 Ft:o*». $15 Jhe pricef Willard p-k«*d 1« 'fi** ‘he **> ^ n l returned to Hielr homes, fe l t •* $2 for gen *n 1 admission, but do it*," • f Misses l^ila. Josephine anti Fa »R addit on <*:;<h sju>ctator waa re- * Fourth Willard lunged ineffect- were the guests of Miss t^c* U"*! t*> pa/$.1 foa the privilege laity John-on laughed at his ‘Jufit/jh^ f’rosby a few days ago © * witnessing ih" raring al the sron- sy efforts Thor * was much ar „ sorry to learh of the ill clpafon of the flgh* ' * > r ing JnhnspO tended a left to/fW. n j Master Parker Simmons. Wo **The ring was feef JnsUJe the ti bit and /trunk his right atyT left to hbpe he will ««o©n be out again, ropeg, * The platform measured 22- the body and his left/o Willard s All | 0 Klla Simmons, too. b% very dll rfee^ . Thg heat v hemp rope- *er<* Willard's ImXas 1 . bleed in c. Mr. A C. Crosby and daughter, wrapped twice'with black tire tape ; Willard -* ored/rAeft to Johnson to Addle, and^son. Far| dined with Mr Great care was tak"r ,ltf preparing Johcsdr's no^- and Mrs. John Simmons Sunday las* B«.u:>d Vive lolihson pok"d a Mrs. Hetty Lan" is spending some HghFtleft and ri^bt to IV illar*i's fac" time with Iter sister. k£r*. H \ ordered the fighters 'o Cro*l»y t . , * / * v \ . ‘ v *rrw-' 8 clinch The regr» I Charleston. Miss Fannie llow<*|| .Miss Ahna McBride. Mi.-s Ia>ia er disposition. The undertaker for Garvin and Miss Arthie Reynolds, ! person actlng’as such ( Is responsibl" Clifton Crosby ."an*i G-org** ship In the county in which Ht*' death occurred before burial or oth-{^* ,k * ... _ v ■ Air and Mrs. Cullfert Crosby and tson Farl. of Tabor section ^pvi: for this report. * Faturdnv very pleasantly with Mrs. ^Turner were the guests of Mrs, J. R. j • The law reads fuhher X "Withlti II " . 80n rt 4 . , P Fcvf on Sunday *// jten days after the birth of a child i ^au Caress the web , 1 tF P.idgett went T»n a busl.jthe physician or midwifitUn ‘ attpn- ‘ oni ° 5 ' uosf it4*its trip to Charleston _on<) Thnrs-(danee is required to flle*^.rertlflca*» : ft’ 01 * W« tfr oru • on*a>. ^ay , • i {of-birth with l.-K-al registrar of th" ’ '*** are T y^/^ rry ,r> t! ’ Mt* W, A Gilmore. ;h„L little city, town o,/township in which the,'*"' Marri ^ "'>***'***> Wh ° '* ** Hubert pent Saturday with Mr* J birth occurs ^ When no^physirign or R. I*. Fox. * t ' midwife 'fs. < present at the hirfh. !t | Both of the schools of this section j then becomes the duty of »h" father > . . , . . .u had Faster egg hunts which the-vhH- or mother to make such report .w'lth/ Donti t*> •• r f 01 " Xtm •■Jem.-. . . 1. *•■ «rs" ' ■/ «»«. of M,..™ 1 • # c JI , v . V Mae and Mura Kinsey of W alterboro The penalty for failure ttj \ stcch- j / •ct^fivedo'- Tl “ M ! dmv ' ' ' , Prioleati Carter and Robert C^ow- Mr. Crosby dined with M.r. tK" flooe beneath th" r*-*l canvas cov- Ip.urei T 1 •ring apd a', score *of ( tegular red MghFdeft an blankets we re placed th*re a»* pad-^Tf:e din*. * • v* bre„k,. from f From two pLU.rm. mo.iw pir.,;. J o«h,4 h I M.«o WtttiVC. rib. ,r,i norr, O-Qoln. l„ t . ton mocbtDM .or, foou.v-i o. lb- \ T " tint. Five machines comprised the fContinued oa Page 5 » ;wss much ewjoyivd by nff pre^nt V ■ ' • ' / / ’ . i * , • ’ . 1 ' ' * , '* that years of age is very IIL . Mrs W. K. Robertson had busl- in Wal’terborp Monday^ We regretM'err much to lo«e ftatm our midst Mr stiff MrX Chas.‘ lf*ipe. whojiav** retuned to thefc^honM* in Indlkna Mr. W. M’ Garvin and Mttgjon ed In the cotinjg^jaH. ror • .»** * or > / Reynolds spent Stttftlay in Ro.ntfortsj than |hirtj? dav» or ,be bot ! i *eK. flerhert, <lin*'d Nvlth her sister. hnn case 4 s is: "F^e not le-f the lars. 151 nor mow* than* one / ' dr"d dollars ($lftOi.or be tmnrisoc b / * ed In the cotioly/lai! for • .«*» *; or by spent last Sunday at Ixidge. Ml-s Vivian Robertson and broth- Mr ands Mrs. W' Tl V/ of Park-: impriioned . and fined in ■er’a ferry wer" at Jat-ksonboro nn Vlon Of the court Thursday. V/ Mr. George Turner made his us ual trip to Charleston on Tuesday. the discre-1 Mr*. W D tiiott Sunday. J We are very sorry to , say that We all •*It wrOuld be well for parents * ot^iyioyd Carter‘Is v"ry sick, elstlves bd investigate and learn thw^hope for him a speedy recovery relatives nsme of the registrar in this district; Jolly Girl. N ^