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J /; WALTERBORO, S. C., WEDN ESDAY, JUNE 2n. 1915. NO. 45. ARRANGING FOR . GREAT MEETING SESSIONS COURT HAS ADJOURNED 3IEETLNG l A L l. I) l-OK’ .H ltORS ANXIOI S Tt) GET MONDAY NIGHT TO PER FECT ORGANIZATION SPEAKERS PRESENT —-V • }|r. MmiI onm! FarAi Agmi Iamu to be Present Ro .%>- la Movement. RACK TO THEIR HO.MES AND WORK. DISPENSARY CASES. tii':inil nixl IVtH Juries Mukint; Rou<| For Vlbl:itor% Wry linn I Travel. Tc* tuainew men. of Walterborj j The Courl of General B,.d vie'.r.ity will hold a n, *‘f t ' n " ; i onimonly known as the Ses ion *; Summer Monday »-•. -- ....... jiresiui: c whatever *eope those present de-i first , jniI . Mo tide to make It emb.^e At th. ovor ., t ,. rm of , for th*- Atlantic foaM Un>' rtilroitd I ielivvred an addre^/n7wa> de.UI Soiieitor John il I'eurifo' jtin^<_aji« Monday night at the * ourt Hou« ■, Term, ronv’ermd here t.:: tL*' purpose ot oKeamzing morning with .ludgi' KrnestaeVloor •. business league. l^tneaster. presiding. This Is the loore has pre<fid- , . ro.uvt in WaKer- . et.ug of tne btisiiies a%fiie!' oi. Tin p 1>TO jfo . the inlfreHtJiig prof/dure immunity m-ently h-dd here, when , ,,,,,4^,^,. j,. r„r>mi-si. m va • Mr Maul, t..** advertising man a ^••1 through w itl>. nt th*‘ ops-ning >f the term. . \ . 1 Joint ,11 I’eurifo.' was wi to hold 'this m"tjtir , .g‘--ujul ° r '’ a .^ut for tlie first time irr . *v rn! I *e , . ‘ . . . (' rms to take c harge of the 'vbr'x Thf and Sta«.»ard has l« v n . oonrl Ur . , ()oks . !S W oii , irging eaeh organization fot s ’'''• | and seenis to have rompletelv iral months, and the time for it 1 r-covered, his health and strength tropittou* now. just «ts the tov n | s ,, ( . rifl . , ,, .*« German, fieri; of ind th* eOunty seeni «o oe putttngL. on j. t j, Hudson Stenographer* m so ^rueh new life. o tth the p^iiott. and ’live npeessary AvakywinR- aiong agrit ultural- a * 1% * • 0 f bailiffs’and deputies wer^ du^tional lines in the county, an'l! fith the progress tH-Ing made in a; j-po:, , u iii, f>: ,he roll of the grand aateri*! ^ay *b> the tow n of ^ a J' j jury each was at his. place Petit frboro. the time is ripe for b erfe ' a i )s ,.|,t were J F Menton. this organlzat’on. It is ex-J who COH , d no , b „ fontH , j w ectfd that there *H1 l>e a ar ^''j t’lmer. who is living in Savannah, umber of the bus.ness nnd P r ' a nd T. E. Benton, who is suffering •ssior.a. men of Walterboro and yi- an a ( ta , ^ 0 f niness. and. therefore, inity pre»ent-4o take part in tfce rgsniiktlon of ,th« ehtb. Mr. Maul promised return and »si-t in laiinrhing this movement, nd Hon. \fcT W. I.ong. State Farm emonstration agent who is now «Rh ig so much for‘the development of outb Carolina along agricultural net has also beein «rv;ted and will jubtiess be present. With the rivitege of hearing thee* dlatin- lished spelkers and workers, th# »urt House should be (Hied with ie citit*n» of the community. IETH0D1ST SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC HVa»l. WILL ENJOV * Ol'TIXfl MAT Tl'KMRAV AT wi\ hhoVf. unnble to attend.** With dispatch the work of the court was entere# upon. A number of indictmenta were handed to the gran^ Jury, w-ho retired and in a few minutes returned' with some true bills on which the Court ma chinery began to move. Judge Moore did Hot take up the time of the court with a charge to the grand Jury, stating that thts igd been, doyie at the first term of Court for the year. One or two small appeal caaes were heard w-hlle wilting for the grand "Jtfry to re turn with fil bills of indictment. Unlike the Charleston Grand Jury, the Grand- Jury for^Colleton ••hunty returned true hills for ev ery liquor case handed them, and the petit-Jury seomrjo have a de-, termination to sift the'-midonce and return convictions wherever it / is possible tp do so. Tlie Court/ 's heleine the sentiment Just no" fur a ‘dry” county. / Court Has Adjourned. INDOLENCE o< sue •|<n. ‘i’.-eu’MCiT; lm >i-at. j-: the sleep of lit'' mind. V. ii.iT i. caiie'l.lr • 1 i... i?. in fatt. the tiucensrioua cot; v Wh ■ ;. n wam !s cut talent; it is ; >■ . power'10 achieve; but.the will t :i p, wort "t. rue darkest Lour in the historyAd an. sits (Iowti in study how to get money will » l«izii.est; grows on ‘people: it begins iron chains.—The more one has U> do th aceomplish. '•mg . .in is when it' it honestly earning {■. coiwebs. and ends in more he is able to Indolence is the dry rot of even a good mind and a' good character; the practical uselessness of botli It is the waste of what might be a happy and useful life. * V So long as he must fight his wsy. the man of genius pushrs forward, conquering and to conquer. Hut’how oftehyis he' at Just overcome by a Capua! Ease an ; I u brink jdoth. ' an !, slumber.* .... <>1 ; 4t N o;;*r faults, that ^hich we mo. t r- - W p-Tfuade ourselves that it cheri : ' • t u. -. and ihal with.nit. destroying the otir * . 'V . ‘ t ’ tln-ir funcions. * w • * * * 41. I look upon indolence as a si»rt of s - ; i f.'ctuaiiy destroyed, though the appetit • survive. , V l.;!-' admit is Indoi‘n* > . s - ai! the peaceful vir- 0 m r dv su- of for Ci-' man i the brut“ *r • nia i'o*d Times. TO HATE PUCE IN THE FICrURE MEETING TO BE HELD HERE SOON VVALTERUORO AND COLf.E ! FROHIKITItiN FORGES EX'. ton roc.vn in coast J pected to attend LINE BOOKLET: MEETING HERE # Pr A«Mre^«. (ai«( Wedlie«alsy by Alien Maul, of The Atlantic t «Nist IJne. At an enthusiastic meeting of the business men of Vl'alterboro and- Im mediate .vicinity held Wednesday at the. Colonial'theatre, it was decided that Walterboro and Colleton's ad vantages for immigrants should be portrayed *n a booklet soon ,to he distributed In the East among the HAI.I.Y Jl l.Y 5. BREEDIN TO COME « Slate Secretary Writes He |f>»l*es to . Iw Able to Atten«l this Rally.' ' on Hate Menlion.*«l. Plans are l»eing matured for th* largest meeting of prohihitionistv ever assembled in Colleton county at the rally to be held til the Court House the first Monday' fn \luly, which will be July &, \ eommitteq appointed tiv l»r (liar k who a< t > i as chairman of- the meeting held t few days ago. is engaged in writing itarmejs looking tor a new locali«a I U-esent at the meef«ng. and the.Aj, IUJ m!K. r of leading prohibit!.»nhi*' r;ajn factor in it. v.;j^ Alien Maui, lover the countv urging ttu‘->i tia> t . | advertising agent for the Atlant iy I present on that ociaslon U- t oast Line, with headquarters :tj^ Bla« k slates, however. Wiat- tli-* , - . . , . W»--!iime is two short to reath manv „[ jloy of the ( or.st lane tn dealing Nithithein bv letter 1 Philadelphia • He explained tin this community, showing th ’hough they now got all of the busi- al every true T A. M. HOHELL DIED SATURDAY HKOTHKR OF LATE MAJOR M. P- HOWELL. A NEWSPAPER EDITOR. 8t. George, June it.—Poliowlng an IllBf** of sever*! week*. Mr. A. M Howell dlwl at his home at Dorchester *te * Saturday after noon. The remains were taken to GreebVille finnday where the in ferment took place. Mr. Howell, though a native of this county, established his residence at /Greenville .when quite a young j>mn He engaged- in the newsparn't Tminers, becoming a member o<* th MTS STORE AGAIN ENTERED NMC(»M> TIME THIEF BREAK* WTO SAME STORE WITHIN • TEN DAYS. For the second time in ten daya the store of M. Kohn. a prominent dealer in genera! merchandise here, was entered Thursday night and merchandise estima’ed at about fJtt ihrvalne secured, file robbery \»n this occision closely, resembled thr.: of tep days ago. when if was thought at the robber hid himself in. th- ' ne--. b«s-auSe of iteing the only rail- jroad. they were yet desirous of in creasing this business. In order tu, bring about an ln,crease the method ’ pursuing in Eastern North Carolina was shown The Coast 'Line brought in scores of farmers' from Maryland. Pennsylvania and New Jersey, where farm' lands are sell ing high, and settled them in Eas tern North Carolina, thus at the same time building up a communi ty and increasing the tWenue of the railroad. This polley, it is the plan of th* Coast Line to,repeas in the ease of Eastern South Ca 'olina, and they will soon publish 1 Aft.000 copies of a booklet to be distributed In the East showing the advantages of ten towns and communities in .Coastal South Carolina. The towns will bear a portion of this expense, $50 each, which the business men here raised at the meeting on -Wednes day. The following were appoints ed a committee to prepare the 'cony* and'oecure photography' illustrating the advantages of Colleton County: E. T H. Shaffer. W W Smoak and] James Henry Rice. Jr., of Ritter but that lie kjpes blue prohibitionist (» that paper and conducted it vv success for a number of year?. Being a deep student and force.- J store before closing time How-jTh- booklet will be published in the hear future Mr. Maul’s talk was of interim to ail present. He did not indulge hi the usual flattering statement to his ever, this time thee- were tracks —<* j .. |leading to the store and away from staff of‘the. Greenville Dally Nov.-) . f discovered in a potato field to the He became editor and proprietor of | ^ of thp Mor( , wi,il cioofthotinds were brought her * j bearers that they live in the gard u . and although thev! spot of the earth with the best cU/ ’ ■' —7!". 7'r.e Mi thodiat Sunday school is and handed id ment this morning Solicitor Peurif ! ful writer. Mr/'Howell turned id? at- iTi*- grand jury finished its work j en fi on t 0 agriculture and hortiiul- ' * ’ J it? /finiT 1 r» bt / nal ijresent- • Peurifoy, Just after the »s of/Yourt tliis afternooii asked for a cantinuaHcr> of all cases stating that he ha<l by many of the ju- this in order that they annlng a big nl. nie to be held at e G(>odwin grove near the Poor ^ f * irrf crossing. This will he held ' J xt 7aesday. June 29th. and pre-j^ _ ratsoo* are going forward for a | "** rge/Attendance and an enjoyahl* L T ^‘* > i re W . il1 . S0 ^| t, ' !! j judge Moore TcajcUly, granted this r.ie- and rontests between f b pa- ( 1>n(1 t j 10 (’ our t was aecord- : cf the .Sunday school Those i^. adjourned sjne die . True Kills Returned. The following true oi:»s were re turned by the grand join Richard Brawn —Housebreaking trail might/get back to their farms., judge 3 It 10 attend may do so either ilrdad or private conveyance v exp>ected that there' will lie ;• •gc attendance. Dinner will be rnisi.ed by the girls and ladies of ’ S’.nday m hool agd church. . The following committee* w;il! ve charge of tfie arrangements: Tra^-portal ion—J. J Padgett, lirnxn. E. E. Jones. E. P. Kniglit. 0 1* Glot-er. A. K. Beach Erter-ainnient—\V. Suioal; ‘irr, «n. Adolphus Jones. Mrs. E.' Jor.es. J. M. Mooref. Miss Ksste per. Miss Ray Jonmi. Miss Beulali > >r. Miss Bessie Sanders. Miss u.* )v ■ •n* •M -M iiments — Mesdames Jnp. O. chairman. H. XN Stoke». Ackerman.. C* M Gcace. rourne^-W. I.'Tuess* J. M. ’ •\E. M. Jones. A. K Beach. T*vlor. M. P Howell. II S — land. ’H. W. Blrck. St M -r ..nc* Adolphus Jure Edith Pascal Felder. Winston ’ ^ Gladys'Corbitt * • • * co.vimi’t- / wii’ make. ’-P >r» ai> the Sqnd;fy sciiooi * • v Sunday afternoon and larceny. David Tolbert—-Murder. Enoch Jcnikins—Murder Willie Paugett—Assault* end lot tery with intent to kill and carry ling concealed weapons | .."Carroll Barnes and Blprk G-'erg' 1 i The samey Henfy. Jones—Assault and hat- , tcry witli intent to kill. Harkless Smajis. Andrew l^iwson. Henry Johnson, Palmer Thompson. 3am Gadsdeh. Miller ,Murdangh. Jack Glover. Tony, Carter. Melvin Green. A. B. Dunn. Daniel Brown. Mulligan. Stepney Wright. Henry Williams. Melvin Green. Cv- rus SiiiRlcVOH, Josepa GeU:ers. F.iia Sander Sarah Sanders. Ri^ < ar-J- tcr Frank Cha se-vau. Mike I /rre*- i.izzie ' W.irri n.- Jo*- Wigfail. Jivcg Glover. P.i ; t Thenipsor. M^i ■ tU'u o' th“ di.-v• . ry lav A Tien Smoak ' -auC and bnf- u-’-v with intent *?■> kill arid arrv- ii a . O iC'ultfd wtMipons Hire. His articles oj these sahiecis soon attracted the attention %t the departjnent/of agriculture.' and lie was given employment by the Gov- ernme.nl. When t*.«e New Sotifli Wales Government was formed.?.he •w as ^elected to ^ct as an expe rt in the culture of tobacco there under a four-year contract. With hi? family, he removed to Australia, an ‘ remained there for a number of 1 * years after the termination of his contract. Mr. HowdH vfrith his family, re- turned tq America In 1912, and his wife, who was Miss Emma Moore, of Cokesbury. died six months tivereafter. Three of his childrph, two sons and an only daughter, re turned to Australia, where they"TM"v reside. Mr. Howell was a brofh* r of Capt. Jbhn J. Howell, sup^-rin- tendent of education of Dorchester, and of the late Major M. P. Howell, of Walterboro. and he ban a :iuni J - bw of other relatives in this se< - Mon of the Sta|e. About ISTk Mr. Howell' wan] Greenville eorrespondetif of Th,- nun Newlv and Courier. He was .ponse. s- 5 ] " «« ! <>f knowledge and information to !' ,n ■ an unusual degree, and bavin- Trout Columbia. - -- Y rea.I'ed here Within 1*. hours of the! mate under Hie 9nn but he sny d robbery, they Were unable to • do this county has lands as good as j efle< tive work. .yf.er running fei average t,i F,e tound thro-tgliout The-trial of .I, - a* ^luirt diftti.me. apparently ori ii * f he land and that ti does p<.sv,. ;- a j which took place • 1 * "•*'*•*■ - - l.hXearth to {Thun A’OWH TED IN CHARLESTON LAST MEEK FOR KILLING J. D. ALTMAN.* the land and that it does ’hey gave ii|» Tliere hds been | ' iimate whi« b permits t.li on*- arrested on saejtrcion. and th* town and' county autlioritles.■ Mr still .if work on the rase. Tliere has been' considerab’e amo int of tliis kind of robbery eo jug <-u*in Walterboro in the pa,-f but recently very fitfle had been on, lilted. The officers are es pecially vigilant now berau e in the pyst when roblieries were started several were committed ir, •lose »u - cession, apparently by the same parties. produce crop* of • various kinds throughout a season longer than Jh- average. He pointed to your county now' ever as an und^'»^,iped land. II" pointed out the fact that it doe? not today cont am'the tenth 'part of a ,>op 11 la ion sufficient to develop It Results are what count, and thy-- is V- tlie county will i».* presefit on this occasion and assist in making plant for carrying this county tor prohibi tion by the .biggest- majority ever given In an election in Folleton county. Secretary J. K. Breedin writes that he hopes to be present ' and assist in getting Hie forces of ’fh* county In line, but that If he pre-‘ vented from attending he will bv able to give all the time (o the coun ty .needed. Th* outlook for State-wide prohi bition were never brighter, and It is thought there will be no trouble in carrying thia county by an over whelming majority for. the ’’dry.’ Pentecoatal Holiness Meeting. The Pentecostal Holiness church will have preaching Thursday Even ing by Rev. Sam Page. Rev. P. L. Hood preached at this church Saturday and Sunday to a packed house. ' / AGAIN 20 TEARS W. Messervey, in Charleston Thursday and Friday pf last week resulted in a verdict of guilty ot manslaughter with recommenda tion to the mercy of the court. His sentence was 20 years in the pent- tentfary The case has been ap pealed and, pending the appeal. Messervey is still in the'Charleston Jail * I his Uial was for killing J. D m. ft* C an 1 age of the survival of the etTJ-, ^|im an a t Ravenel on the gth ol cient In portions of southen‘Cali-1 July, ippp. He also killed C. F. tom la. with climate and soil no bet ter than ours, an inrush of new Mood with new energy and new ideas from the fouri corners of the, earth, hqve made the land a garden spot .Have put every acre under intensive cui- following are the member? iMvatiun. and there rotation A>r crops W C 9aun-* ft * v ** ,! a ^ontinl i ou ' , yl**Id the year -1 round.* . **• 1 Towns a D nd cities have sprung up. plaint iff*. * Tlie (rt-and Jury Th. of ti:e Grand Jury: dcr . foreman. C L. lairgdale M Beach. J. A. Brciand, J. K Get i a n ronnected by a network of rail- sing, r. Wcaley S.>igler T }\ H >1, 1 ways and macadimiwd roads. H. i’ Flnler, Carey , Pender V S' i* a rse. Fr T. S. Willis. M B F. Griffin. D K Johns. G M Bi-h.<p M \\ Electric tights and every modern Iconvenieme are found oh almost cv*- 1 * ry farm. Yet this Brelaud. ' howling unknown land was wilderness il. tJvveied < \T> nsivelv. was very ir,- ’< :■« 'ting and entertaining as u coi - v- -iationaliat. He war especie M.* ■■ -te.f in th 0 study oi chemistry the time of his death Mr ilow/i! • ;• nwip.-d in .the culture « f v- bacco Don-hcstcr. lra\ tng uh ved t.hpre from St months, ago,. ,\ < 'iiti -t;. O.it i iil I’revntniei i. the grand j.irv for < •tit .’ Uerehv respect; t h t, tier.ll I’resejiTt. •r Tern: 19if arc very gijit’ for tie kind . .4 e g.vea- us. a.ui it. 1 ti ; and red years aft*r Colle’on Coun ty was under yulDvafiot How have they so far got the j«mp on uw 1 nd more people Fishburne, of Walterboro at ’th** same time, and for this was trie'i in Colleton county mnd convicted He was sentenced for this killing to serve 2<* years in the penitentiary. I<a*t year he was pardoned by Gov ernor Blease and was Immediately rearrested faT killing Mr. Altman. A unml* r of witnesses from Wal terboro was summoned to attend this trial. Hon W- B Gruber was retained as counsel for the prosecu tion, and conducted the trial as sisted by- Solicitor F’eugifoy. t OLLETON GARAGE CO. NOW 1HHNG lU’SI.N’ESS. The Colleton Garage is the new est concern bidding'for the business F:* ;t. So-.Uli and W* y f;.r «ori . ts oi th B^.k’^Gng JU twv»ide 1 0 f repairing iiutomobiles in Colle- e Men from Nortii ‘ f,,>j countv. This new garae* ^.s :o.- *1rom ' M .mu V, a nth ' % th tiotri- o in l»iiHA''iic energy ;w;<i ticift ! 1:1! a knowledge t>f inteiisi e iurm- jTited on kaiirouil, A*-*riue. tin lo f ; ot M. i’anniottic. J. Ai P.udge’t is |t! " mbvLn.g spirit in .tlu- ehterpri-e tu-i wtl! give the Ci’oi ge ti. A .!•'•«] unon all bill'- hur.1i.1i * ‘Solicitor. . .. gar a ge his ftrt-n- e eu - - - ' inu. bandit down to <h*-m ti.u ; j;,,.,. acting as, inaaager . Oviv - ;>• »»..> D'eiiturw of farming ancestor? !>• t, '(-workmen will b * employed to wifli shooting John Henry Garvin. J (jp«) Milligan was triedXfor viola i ai < 11 - Tried Till** Week. — Black (Jeorga. . who was 1 barged , would Is- due 4 KENFI’SS FAMILY WILL ^‘ IT’Y HALFORD HOISE-. ] ano fher. uegro. near - Tk).-ge. was* Fhc family 6T C. F. Muckenfuas. [found guilty and sentenced *to three 0 *;ave been living at !IidgcviB<‘. * years on the chain gang. * r ;eii.sed tjse residen e of I II. I Richard Brown, charged with Iford. and are moving in today j breaking into the house of Hark-* hr-coheen 4 n town sin’e ‘fit-; ness Johnspn at Smoaks a.nd steal s' getting their new home to ing some articles, wa? found not hts. This famil’z- consisting of i guilty. d\ I -Mr-. Muckenfuss and three ldr»r. will prove quite an addi- s ter the social and business life thoV’ty, Beonie Fii-niture Sh<>i> Wilkowskl. a Pole by birth. American citigen for more r thirty rears has come to^Wal- >oto to open a repai’’ shop for B’t;*re. ’ at Auguste Mf. WUkowski has been Auguste. Ga*. r for th' i je-venjeeTj yesr*. :c h He , his family and locate GS*ntlv as socn as hv" 1 t-’?ine*s here avili warrati wiih her-- find^ : this to Mr. and ^Irs. J 'MorrJay. r. fine girl David' Tolbert pleaded gHlltv to manslaughter and threw himself on the merry of the court. He w-as given twelve years. Tolbert killed James Brown neat Cottagevllle a few .months ago. knocked him in the head Si ft h an axe » > ; , Harkness Stnails was found guil- ty of violation of the> dispensary law and given 6 months or a fine of $290. A. B Dunn tried in hi? abserc*. was found gin it; and u sealed sen tence left Henry Job use in guilty, of viola tion of dispensary luw. was sentenc “d <6 si,A hionthe or ;in» of $200. He paid a fine of $100 and was released on condition tbit if he ever was > li'Cmr the oth’r $100 Hon of dispensary law but the jury could not agree in this case and a mistrial resulted. Henry Mulligan was tried in hi? absence for violation of the dispen- the men of Colleton’ wish \V<- «r«- very g’mi *0 that the, their fair County develop likewise? * xt* rior of the Jail i's in good < on- Tliere is one way apd only one way. ditii*i;.' and earnestly 'r*''otmr,ynd 1 Bring in more peqple'htid good on . titu' omething be doir *. to pm tin Iiii«>r>i>r.of the Jail in the •suur' con dilion 1 - -in tills giinge, and it Is aun«*d t,f 1 lake the charges for repair worl- very-reasdlaable Indeed. At present those engaged in the work wit! b-* Messers. Smoak ami Hoats W*- recomm«-nd that Hie gate on • API . C. C. TRAI \ STILL VLTTE ILL. thf-wad leading from Walterboro / The many friends of Capr? C C to Saint George* at Cannaday'n Bridge be kept up according to law. sary law and a sealed sentence was or b< don* away with entirely left for him. ^ •' \ w«- ••econimend and-urge that the __ „ Sam Gadsden tried for violation 1 High"ay Cominissioner purchase at | proving at ail. He is now quite of dispensary law was found not'onre one pair of well-trained blood ' weak and is confined lo his bed Tracy r who baa been confined to his home for several months, sufferfna fr«jni general nervorts debility ’will ' be paine’d to learn thMt he is not im- guilty. Gadsden is a negro hack-{hounds. man of Walterboro and succeeded recommend that the ferryman at Jacksonhoro Ferry secure the ser- Jf- in proving an alibi n this case. \. The case of Elias Sanders was be- vtreij of a competent asefstnot ing tried at the time The Press and the nrewent asaistant is" deaf ar>! ability. Standard went Bo press. M dumb and unfit for the place , 1 Cotton f-AMe Argued. ALL OK WHICH 13 RESPECT- The case of Gordon. MgCabc & FFm.Y- SUBMITTED. Co., vs Colleton Mercantile Com- - w. G. Sa-a • r* , .» puny of Rittei’, \vty» argued before ^ Foreman. Judge Moore today This 1? a 1 Wait :boro. SC suit ihrougbt tor cotton ( shipments June 23. 1915. involving a conside:r.--e* sum of] S|ierial Pi-e-entiuent money Judge Moore reserved hi? We. the Grand Jurv. for Colleton case. Padgett & Countv, specially present Nat James Moor’*r. and Howell & Gruber rep- and Muse Wilson for ploughing the public road near We inter's Cross Road. • dn R S. Murdattgli’s place. vractically all the time. (*apt. Traey was for many years one of the leadln^tnember* of tne local bar, and a lawyer of recognized of a sst HOLAKKHIP VACANCY . AT THE tTTADEI.. Notice i? given in this issue Tlie 'Pre«*f and Standard that vacancy exists for scholarship from this county at The Citadel, and tt>t the examination for this srhol- urtfhip will be held Friday. August 13th at the Court House. There will doubtless be many applicants for tiffs fy-holarshiu as it,is one of the most coveted In the State Af Thr Baptist Church. R^v. J .C. Lawson will hold the day school at this place have >-aubI Thursday night ^services af ranged for 1 Sunday school | the First Baptist church Thursday Bo be hchFat this place on Friday, i evening" at 8:30 o’clock 1 '■‘ n 1 *• * J’ re;rate<i the defendants in this case, ft’’.; -: : B if.t, of Charie.yan, the of. which may be proved Campbell. < v W. C Saander?. \ - * Fpfeman, Waflterboro# S. C./ N . / ‘ « June 22. I^IS. * IM< irt< at J»«:kM»niioro. .'a< ksonboro. June 22 ■—^The Sua- ar- rjinged for a Srtnday school picnic lulv 2. A good program lias >$ qp rrranged for this .prctiic and som-J goqd speaker? invited. t ■ 3 * — , In a good game of'ball at Sir.oak i | Tuesday afternoon .Snioak? wia« *.• defeated by the Wilt®rboro t&aai i by a score of l? to S. - „ ' ' V