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• MRS. JOS. W. LUCAS, Editor. 4r
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Two PnrtlrH for the Tot*.
. /*- Friday afternoon, at the home
Mr* L. M. Fiipp, the Tth birth-
®* o7 her grandson. Clarence Fish-
• ' SSrtre. was celebrated. Many game*
were enjoyed throughout the after*
noon, and dainty refreshments serv-
fj The little host was the r§eipi-
!nt of many presents, and as the
evening shadow* began to faVL tlu
cuest* bade -good-bye and Wushed
nany happy returns of the day.
/ The -invited guests were: Alice
/ Virginia Trice. Louise I-ripp, Ida
Mav Stokes, Eima Sanders. France*
Flshburne. Adeline Padgett, Doro
thy Padgett. Kva M<
t^r*on. Henrietta Oio\er
!as James Fishburno. Albert laicas.
Herbert Stokes. Herbert,l?lack John
Blocker, l>ouglas Jones and Harry
^On Saturday afternoon. Mrs. M.
•* n How-ell’s homt^on Hampton St.,
’ - wa* the scene of a farewell party.
Lven for little Miss Harriet Howell
Master Lucius Fishburne. who
. f^t for the mountain* °n Monday
O be away all summer. The Httl-
“ , enjoyed many games, were
«e/ved a deiicious sweet course, and
afterward* they were taken folt a
Mte in Mr. Howell’s car. Those
Iho enjoyed this happy occasion
lire Frances Fishburne. Lllse
Fhtbburne. Caroline Klein. Jean
Wichman. Carie Lucas and Ining
Fishburne. i
Miss Mary McCants is spending
M . . n b Island.
GOVERNOR VANNING
CONiENDS OFFICERS
SHERIFF ACKERMAN IX RF-
CFIPT OF LETTRR FROM ”V
CHIEF KXEf UTIVIw-*
The following letter has been re
ceived by Sheriff Ackerman Irof.r
Governor Manning commendir.? I lu>.
and the magistrates who hav » be-ou
active in the work of apprehendiug
offenders against the liquor ia -.s hi.
the State.
METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL PICNIC
LITTLE HOY** ARM , KROKF.X
ONLY INCIDENT TO MAR,
ENJOYARLfrl CM V A SION
The phnic held at the Goodwin
grove Tuesday was a most enjoyable
affair. •- While the attendance waa
net so large as was hoped, there
were more than 100 of the tedcher*
and pupils of the school present,
and a-delightful day was
•pent
tiheriff Ackerman rt plied to f, j pi»>‘i* £ games*i^- the little one?. -
letter thanking ih<* Governor /or; ft nd In etntests of various sorts by.
. ms kind words, and'speaking in.the boys and girls. While many
•Goe. Clare Pat-1 highest terms of the work done by were ktpt at home by the threaten-
Carie La
in - town
with his sls-
aome time on Sullivan s
Mr M. P. Murphy is
’ gpendfhg, some time
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Mrs. C. M. Harh v. And little son.
of Greenville.-are
d er, Mrs. f
Miss Jessie M. Fraser arrived
1 28 t week t o«peud the hol*days wU.i
h*r mother. Mrs, Carrie H. Frnse..
visiting |ier moth-.
W. H at U r.
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Vtr« T S. Hoar, of Sumter, is tn
U’altertHJro. vlsitina her mother.
Mrs. Williams, on Railroad Avenue.
Mrs C C. Mims and daughter.
Miss LesBie. of Savannah, arrived in
town vesterday for a visit to her
sister, Mrs. \y. J- Taylor.
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Mr. Estes Smith is, spending a few
flavs with relatives at Lodge and
v.. is a ( lenjson
for
gmoaks. Mr. Smith is a
College cadet, who is at home
the holidays
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Mrs. F. G. Remarks
•and
of Ehrharat
,- JU L. T McMillan, of Bamberg,
attended Ih'e Lucas-Farmer
and are guests of Mrs. C. D. Le
mack*. '-**1
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Fraser and
family are spending ^metlme i"
town as the guests of his mother.
Mr Fraser is a popular commercial
traveller -mwkmg his headquarters
at Florence. # .
Mrs. C. W. Muller has a* her
guests. Mrs. Rhoart and littl 0 daugh
ter Helen, from Strawberry. S. « .
Mrs. Ifhopd as Miss N**\a Parker
made many friends in town who are
tlad to see her again.
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Mrs Edna 11. Felder, who has bren
In Spartanburg for the . S ’J-
weeks returned home last bndav.
accompanied by lu*r sister Mrs- < .
M. Harley. Master Rutherford Ha.-
lev, and little Miss Hazel Felder.
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Dr. and Mrs. Will Judy ami M*.
Irvin Judy, of St. Geptge. wore here
'on Sunday and spent the evemrg
at the home of M'rs. A. <" von Lehe.
Mrs. J. C. MOLeod and Mrs. H I .
Richter, wepf to Charleston on Fri
day aflenrbon. Mrs. Richter return
ed Saturday afternoon. While Mrs
Mcl^otl remained in the city.
'Mrs. M. P, Howell and children.
,/v'arriet and Madisoa. and Mrs. L
U- Flshburne, and son. Lucius. Mi
> Mondaj> morning for the mount a-ns
, of Vprfh Carolina, where they
sn^ud (he summer. Thev were rc-
s 'omparied by their brother. Mr
r 'age. who has been- visiting them
kero for some time.
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Miss Hattie .Glo-or is In Cade-
C;is Week at the home of ytrs. M.
• a . Montgomery, .who has been quit*
sick and sent for her. Mrs. Mont
gomery’s many friends here, will be
glad to kpow that she Is much bet
ter. Miss Glover experts to go on
from Cades to Greenwood. wh--.*
she will be at the home of A 1 rs .
Henry Stokes for the greater par*
of ‘the summer, taking charge of
the children, while Mrs Stokes at
tends the exposition in San Franc!
co.
WILL ALSO BE CANDIDATE
J. Milligan Padgett Welcomes
his Friend In Sheriffs Race.
week’* p#rcr that
fq tha
I saw in last
Mr. Frank Berry has said that be
would be In the race for sheriff
neat summer. ®
I t.nde ths ra*C In 1!*1J. and
though I wjx i .••♦Mted. * have nevt*r
held u.» and l.ve been doing fust
as much alnce my defeat as 1 did
two weeks before. Therefore. as
Mr. Berry is the first on* to .loin me
I can gladly welcome film, mv es
teemed. friend and brother, in the
Tate, and I true* ,>dv*f nil m* < p;»oi*-
eftts will be of'the_snn.ie .c a uip as
Mr. Berry for 1 regard him a* being
ft s high toped pollshe*] a k 'Ut'eniun
ns there is in the county, and i feel
safe to say that our campaign will
he on a high plane, and ytmve trwtb
ful critlc|*m.
Very truly yours.
, J. Milligan PadgeiL ’
Jacksonboro. June ■'J9. \
been bearing such good’ fruit, and I
would be glad to hear a'fter Court
is over the outcome of these trials.
I am asking you as a favor to me to
extend my congratulations on t*;<*
good work of your Deputy. Mr. Pad
gett. and Magistrates Bryan, -jf
Walterboro, and Givhens. of Hen
dersonville, vvdio. -t%e article stated,
had been of great assistance to you
In this work. Let them all know
from me that 1 appreciate their en
ergy in the enforcement of lav*. -
With best wisher. I am
Very tfuv. ,yours.
Richard L Manning.
• - Governor-.
WALTERBORO WINS
FROM BAMBERG
JII•Fg*tJ
WOMAN .
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[ANOCMItOM*
ills deputy end the magistrates of . d rain, which finally came in a few
the county. „ l-kowers. those who - went suffered
The letter from Governor Man- no inconvenience thereby, and all
ning follows: . , ^ 0 | .,j jhe day'a complete success.
Mr.»J. D. A(Kerman. Sheriff. f t)nly one accident occurred and
Walterboro, ?. C. j 'his marred somewhat itho pnjoy-
Dear ivlieriff:- merit of the balance of ihe day. - * Lit-
I liotice article recently Jn tie-vs- tie Baynard Benton fell from a
pap*r which said that on accou.nt of I horse w hich be was riding and suf-
your activity there w*re a . great ifered a fracture of the large bone In
many illicit lijuor cas**s to be tri“d ! ■* left arm. Just above the wrist
at this term of Court. I am very j At about the same time, little Miss
glad to note that yuiir work has Helen Hill, who is visiting ' h*t-
aunt. Mrs. W. J. Taylor, was thrown
from her horse, or it is supposed
fainted and fell from her Ahorse,
which had become frightened at the _
cries of little Bavnard 4 , and breame.
a bit unruly. She tras carrilkl in
to Mr. Goodwin's house and medicat
aid 'summoned. *Pr. L. M. ftokes
soon reached the scene, and render
ed attention to the patients.
The clinner was much enjoyed
and there' were many exhibition*
.which claimed the admiration of
those prerent. The following prlt-
es were -awarded: Hopping race.
Klein Herndon. Three-legged race.
t-Mith Black and.Dbrothv Minus ahf
ttunian Padgett and Linsey Kog*»r:
*.<i yard dn*h for girls was won by
I Edith. Black. f«?r boys by Lindsey
(Koger. /or men bv* H. X. Stoker.;
t est r« citation .by Th«-irna Padgett:
..ac race by Meridith Jone-*; potato
race by Meredith Jonep.
One of *he most interesting fca- |
; Mires Of the day was the spelling
- „ ^-bec from Webster's o?d blue back
speller Miss B* sr*e Sanders and
\T RAMBFRG TAK- ydolphus Jones were captains, and
there were ten spellers on'each side.
]Captain Jones was the last to si;
( down on his side, leaving Miss'Ray
l.lones and H. X. Stokes on the other
i side. As between these two Mr.
* o Stokes stood longer *r<l- was, there-
The Walterbdro baseball team 1 fore, -dubbed the champion speller,
covered itself with glory at Bani-| The'thanks of the school is dtte
berg yesterday, and won* a signal i the citizens of the town who gener-
victory from the Bamberg teem In i ottsly proffered the use of their cars
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Silks and Cotton • - - - 25 ami 5Qc
The H. W. COHEN Store-
A. S- KARESH. Manager • .
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CASr GAME
EX BY WALTER BORO BOYS.
—tiOOD WORK.
a score of <• to 2. The game wai
called at 4:30 o’clock in the after
noon. and for an hour and forty-
five minutes the- contest was mi.
Wit sell for Walterboro held the
Bamberg aggregation down to two
real hits, and two strike hits. H*
struck out ten men. and in the last
Tuning his cool head and cKver |
work saved the day for the Walter- ,
boro boys. With the bases full in j
he inh Inning Witsel! Struck out;
three men as fast as they came to
the bat, and prevented any other
runs from being shored. He vvas-j
ably seconded by Grady Griffin be- j
hintl the hat. who played, a star j
game.* Tlie runs for the Walterboro
team were made Jn the IsV second
and fifth innings. The Bamberg
team/Scored- in the^lst and one in
the/Sth. Garris for the local team
got three hits, and Moore on short
did some clever work. Clayton got
a three bagger and did good wor:t
on first.
Tlie umpires were Mr. Bellinger,
of Bamberg, and Heber R. Padgett
of Walterboro. Scorer Jacobs.
The line-up of the team* was ns
follows:
to take the picnicers there and
bring them back. »« Mr. and Mrs.
Goodwin for their exceedingly kind
hospitality and use of their rrounde
and others who contributed to the
success of ’the occasion.
DESPERATE NEGRO
CRIMINAL CAPTURED
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TIIOS. JE.yKINS HAD CARNIVAL
OF CRIME SINCE ESCAPING
FROM GANG.
Wa ItccFior o
Griffin. G.
Clayton,
Moore,
Murray
Wits*-!!
Garris, j-
Vrnett
Padgett
A’illiams
3 b
Ba tiiherg
Coonor
- Tdnsey
riant z
Browning
Armstrong
■ Armstrong
2b TToefon
rf Row-* 11
If fi«azvcg
The Wnlterlmro team ace.sch*-d
oh d to play < verv day this webk.
Thiv afternoon a game will be play
ed on the local diamond between
Williams and Walterboro, Thursday
thev will go to CottngevXRe and
play the Cottagevillc team. Friday
Ehrhardt on local diamond. a”.*
Saturday Smoaka in a double header
^tn ttu* lo(*il diamond.
Then* is perhaps greater rivalry
between Ehrhardt and Walterboro
(earns than w ith‘any «)f the others.
Each team lias won one gatne and
a harfi fig*if will be mad*- for the
game Friday afternoon.
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DRY HR A NTH.
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Lodge. June 2K. The-, farmers in
this Hection are busy laying by their
crons
There was a sfnghtg riven af the
borne of Mr. an4 Mrs. \\\ G. filers
Sunday. /
Miss Maud Yarn, of Charleston,
nccomnauied hv Mis* l<ota Bootle
and Charlie Mixson. of Henderson
ville, visited the home of Mr. and
Mr* Taber Tuten Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B R. Bishop \j»nd
sister. Emma, of Knrhardt. vlaib<d
• be home of Mr. and Mrs. W. If
lifers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Taber Tuten dined
at the home of Mr* T. H Caldwell
Sunday ’A« did Lelund Hlers and
sister. Miss Lticile.
It was announced in vnur y»(ti t
hle 4 mtper lw t» weeks ago that ■C * re
was to be a picnic- at Hry p- ,• -.’i
fn reply to the above staldment, l»eg
to say tbe at-nve statement la in
correct as we are pot going tty lu:• r
a pienlc on Julyvihe 3rd 4th
Instead of just having Sunday
schTvOl tot lee a month, we will ha*-.»
it on the first and third Sunday af
ternoons and the second and fourth
Sunday morningti.
Deputy Sheriff Lucas PadgeM
yesterday took „ to Bamberg a no
torious criminal, or rather one who
made for himself the few days he
was In Colleton County a rather
unenviable reputation. Thomas
J* nkliis. alias Clarence Gregory, es
caped a short while ago from the-
Bamberg county gang, where be was
serving a six-year sentence, and hai
left behind him n trial of crime
while in this county. His timlcng
began, it “Oems at Colleton wln-r**
he broke into a negro’s house, W I
j*
lie Bipley. stealing two guns, a ha'
and a watch. He was seen leaving
the house and w^s caught, w ith the-
goods on. He was taken to Sm<»?V«
before Magistrate Wilson and com
uiftted to jail. When be arrived h
war found that be was the tie wo j
.'anted at Sandy Dam fi*r attempt-'
lug criminal ass.-ynlt upon a negro j
woman in the public road near the
church Friday afternoon He was
also wanted at the Walterboro Ltim
tier Company where he was charg
ed with stealing from the Company'<
store.
This n* gro was taken *o Pam
tic^g nrd' fumed over to the a"
Ihorffles there. After he has com
pleted his sentence there he will be
brought back to Colletpn and tried
for the numerous offences commit
ted during bis short sojourn here.
REDUCED
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We have just received a big supply of Dry Goods in all the Latest-Styles of goods.
This purchase was made late in the season, and as a consequence we bought them very
cheap. Our customers will receive the benefit of our low purchase prices. The goods
are all strictly first class in every particular. • * .
To make roojn for fall goods, which we shall purchase on our.trip/ North next
month, we are also offering great reductions in all Clothing, Shoes, Ladie* ’Hats, La
dies’ and Gent’s Furnishings. ,
We invite you to. come in and see our goods before
There is no obligation on your part to buy r you look.
Dig line Ladies’ Palm Beach Suits just received.
you purchase . elsewhere.
Clothing
FURMAN FITTING SCHOOL SSS
A preparatory school fori >oy* and young men. Utilize* the mairnifice«tb«#i»
mgs anil equipment of Furman University, (/tfep* to a limited uagabat.c, 4
Of students special training and etronj preparation for college work aadbfcfX
ItD*. A full four four hitfD Nrhool r<>ur><\ Hn*H cfa***B. clitu**
aiteiitii’Q un<l Iti^uiutlon. Iiifluenr^ ami iIim ipiiiio coatlut ive u> uuulf
Cbri>tiHn < burBf ter ati<*. worthy HKiHmlloni. *
irrtMinda,out Aoor*bmaket bail. tr«rk. tonnis.
Ut"tnry »o< i»*tv, cb-batiti* ici t imbue*n»r*»klrnf cont« "is*. I*le«*4anl. frmliul Ufp
f»Wh Luii»t inf.tjeYi. .**• Ifrnltli rword ••*€« Ucnt,rtimiate imguri«M»«‘d. fixiN-n"*”* n»*Ml«raU.
y**i Huely i:luatiiAle«i otiwiif, aildrmfci
A* rf Stamkiti L. W. COURTNEY, M. A., • i
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FOURTH OF JULY.
KVRTRSIOV FARKS.
The AtlanDo Toast Une announ'*-
e* reduced excursion fare* from
all nolnt* on It*’* line to nearly all
destination* within a radiu* of ap-
nroximately 35fl mite* from *tart-
ing point. Ticket* will be sold for
n*e on the going trip on all train*
of July 3rd. 4th and 5th. Knitted
returning to reach destination prior
to midnight of July Ith. 1915.
v For fare*, schedule*, ticket*, ets
call on,
T. M. William*. Ticket Agt
* Walterboro. 8. C.
W J. Fraig. Pas*. Traf. Mgr.. T <\
WHite, Gen. paa*. Agt.. Wilmington.
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. DEATHS. *
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Little Thelma tYosbjr.
Round. June 2*’<. The Ct-a:;:
angel vi*itcd the home of Mr. B. J.
Crosby and rlrflmed his little nine
months old daughter.' She was a*
bright little girl and had the love
of everybody. The fttncSil serviee*
were held at. Bedon's Saturday,
anti were conducted by Rev. J. M.
Craven. She wa* laid to rest by th"
side of her mother, who preceded
her to the great beyond. The sym
pathy of all goes out to tlie bereaved
fj mity
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Thunnon ( | duRol*.
Master Thurmond DuBoIs, th<
little three year old son of Mr. and
Mr*. J. B. DuKois died at tlcir
home In Walterboro Monday, after
an illnem of about one wee'k of an
attack of erysipelas. The remains
w»ere taken by the parents 'o the
Rice Patch neighborhood where In
ferment took place at the - family
burying plot at Adnah church cento
tery. ’
.Mt>. L. Fickltn.
New* wa* received in Wilterbofd
title morning of the death of .Nfrs.
L. (\ Ficklin at the home of her son
in Tiacoil, Ga. Mrs. Ficklff was the
mother of Mrs. K. G. Price, of Wal-
^ . terboro. She and Mr. Price leave*
Yon Need a Oeacral Toalc this afternoon for Savannah, where
Take QrtMre’t jthey go *o be present at the funeral
The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless |••ml interment which will take place
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a in that city.
General Tonic because it contain tbe ■
wrell known tonic properties of QUI^XE A. L. Blocker hi* the contract
and IKON. Jt act* on the Liver, Drives i for painting the home >f Mr. S. M
out MalanaA Ecricbe* tbe Blood and 'Gib*on. at Young s Island, and left
builds np the Whole System. SO cents- .Monday to begin fcis work.
NOTICE
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We beg to announce to our customers that all
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry left for repairs with us
"Tys V
over fiO days, will be sold for repairs regardless of the cost
Of same, if not called for before July 1st, 1915.
\
The S. Han Jewelry Co.
WALTERpORO, S. C. ’
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Ackermun-JoliiiMtn.
(’ottageville, June 27.- Miss Vi-
neta Ackerman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Ackerman of this town,
was married Wednesday afternoon
to Malcom t’lqyd Johnson, of < o-
^The marriage it.o!< pla»e
lt,tnj>ia
.-t the heme t»f the b-M*’s fath'T.
the teremi'uy being performer by la^
Iu!.tHtn. .
w f-re :» very Ik- iey.ing,
other ac -es-
I t-\
‘V’ '
TheMir.
Idtie KiiJt witii hat an
sori*-F to u,a*cl.. Th** coupie loft-
linmedately after the ceremony for
a short trip, after'which they will
make their home in Columbia.
Indigestion and, Constipatkm.
"About five year* ago I began
taking Chamberlain« Tablet* after
suffering from indigestion and con-b*
fttip&tion for years without find-*
ing anything to relieve me. Cham
berlain's Tablets helped me at once
and by using therp for several week*
I wa* cured of the complaint,”
write* Mrs. Mary E. McMullen,
Phelps, X. Y. For sale by all deal
er*. 1 m
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Staadard frtwral «trragthe»iac tank.
GROVK'S TASTHLKS* chill TONIC. dnWa out
Malaria rtirickitithrt (uotl.and buikt* up the aya-
Vcm. A true tunic, bet *iuha and cfciMrra. Me
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