The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 14, 1915, Image 1
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VOL 37.
WALTERBORO, S. C., WEDNESDAY. JULY 14. 1915.
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NO. 48.
iGISTRATES
ASSOCIA
LAYING PIPE
FOR SEWERAGE
COUNTY OFFICIALS
MUST GIVE I P* CERTAIN
FRACTIC ES \T ONCE OR
SUFFER CONSEQUENCE
THREATEN REPORT
TO GOVERNOR
T**?»iblc| Arraignment ni G'ertnin
MaaMratfs Bjr Stii.na
tion>> l'nanim«>n»1v \«|o|ttet1
?jit] Hjley Imvo
t>f- tVif' \Vali«»rbrtro
r»* on the war
their • tomahHv l, i ,IH " 1 intemtWMl-
HON. R. S. WHALEY
IN WALTERBORO
FORCE OF HANDS
ENGAGE* IN DIGGING '
AND EXCAVATING r
A CONCRETE TANK
COXUHKSS.MAN KKOM HKM
IHSTKHT Wll.l. BK (|EKK
KKVKKAL BAYS *
.Hon. 1. S. WhaUy, of Charle^-
ton 4 . ( onjrre.stnaii From the‘First
^-iwtrirt.'is spendinv; a few, tlayr in
Walterboi't). ,\Jr. Whaley is very
in i he iilYrir- ot
t'oiitraet For IOO.tHNt (gallon ('on*
cre|r Toner and Tank l<rt
t«* AtlerTtoH
Walterhoro will be a most busv,
hustling j»laee for the next few
weeks, on afcount of the installaj
tion of the pubUe utilities’. .
Work on the installation of sew
erage. elertrUklight* ami’extension
WERE
BUSY
TREASURER FINISHES AN
M AL.. SETTLEMENT
WITH COMPTROLLER
ITTir AT
WSIRKT AGENT
ANNUAL REPORTSt " VISITS COLLETON
Made B> Btrr«<r,nt Office*—All
Officers* Share in Prai*e
of K
o r \v atei worksnystetiis for’ the town ! eonlp!
; slterlfTs Oftice.
When Sheriff J. B. Ackerttvan of
Odlleton county attends the meerit
Of the l eriftV ot tin” .state in theht:
annual, eoBventlon the latter part of
this t onth he will hf able to a 1 '- ..
R. KM.IOTT AXB PHoK. BAB-
*TOX. SPKNB TWO BAYS
IX (OI.I.KTON
•hrirp*'neti a*- mst >•
’r.‘.'-; v ' of the- f 'iniy
’..in 1’iaclr-
wbont they
'elafbr are.violatinj^ th*ir tvath «hd
tlieir duty ift ‘'ijf. manner of i.-sjuirg
v.a*r..nts again t helpless persons.
After heating a numbtpr of com-
daints for several weeks^ act or<!ing
in t-pveml inenihet« of the bar asso
ciation. alleging that innocent per
sons have been hailed before mag
istrates upon flimsy or no rxcus\
and sent to the chain gang, or made
to pay exeesshe fines, it was decid
ed tlMt drastic, measures were nec
essary to stop this growing evil.
It appears that if these persons so
haled before 'the magistrates could
socure the services of an attorney
and that attorney made a demand
:pon the magistrate, that in almost
orery case the alleged offender was
pleased, even, in some cases, after
sing placed on the chain gang
his. district, .and U.making this \i-h of "alterhoro t< progressing /very
■ or the puf poses Ot. making him-eh rnpidlv now. -A large force of .hands
.amHiar- with local vomlitions wi*h ,s Row'engage* in laying the sew-
.. view to finding out what he . an'V ains . rpvoral hundred, yard*
do to aid the p< tpl. of folleto ; ' haV,nK ,> “ en ,ai ' , Monday and Tues-
county. . | day. Work began at ‘•the swamo
Mr. Wiialev stated to a n pre en " hf ‘ rr »*>•■ outl «‘' ’'111 »*e. and it will
t ithe oi The Press and Stamfctrlf P rw eed back up into the town. The
that he would lm delighted if more nialn w,n pross bridge street
report of what
near the track of the Atlantic Coast
lino railroad.
The contract for the well was fh
nally let to the Hughes Well Boring
Company, of Charleston, and the ma-
boys from this county and. from his
district would stand the exan^jna
tion for .scholarships to AnapoHs
and West Point. There are vacan
cies for each of these schools to be. . , „ ,
competed for on the 4th of August I < * i ne . ry J°, r ^ofittg this, well arrived
at The Citadel, and he says this ls!.' n ' 1 . b ^ n * ‘nstallt-d. The actual
•t fire chance for a voting man to« wor ^ of .boring the well will begin
at once. • > •
Letting the contract for the erfn-
get an education free of charge. •
Jf possible; „ Mr. Whaley will re
main over Saturday for the meeting
at the Court House. ••But,*’ said he.
"if I do not find it possibleito re
main for dhe meeting you folks
The "'alleged ^offense*" a'gainst 'the doNvn here can count on ije to do
anything in my power for this coun
ty. All you have to do is to ;let me
knaw what you want and if H Is in
my power I will see that you get it.
p>ace and dignity of the law jn many
began with certain merchants,
iccording to 'further statements
lade by attorneys of the bar. who
k-ouli sell a negro a hill of goods
tmounting to several dollars, per-
taps, and then request the negro to
rive’thorn a check for the-amount,
f the negro protested that he had
so money In the bank, the merchant
roulJ sav that this made no differ,
nee, that all they wahted was some
vidence that the negro was indebt-
d tp them and that they would hold
uc check In the store and the negro
>uld come In "and Redeem ir\la»er
hen he had the money The<"
ingles would then be prefer*<v!
irked by the cashier "No fnm!-; "
was alvav- the case, the- r/er-
'sant would have a *.vqrran» issited
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IStTTOfONL
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Islandton. July 12.—The good
times have just begun. Protract'd
meetings sand picnics. Penlel meet
ing dosed Thursday afternoon with
three additions, the , minister of
that churchfKov. Walter Black, i*
doing good work.
crete tower and tank to R. T. Ader-
holt, of. College Park, Ga.. com
pletes the letting of contracts. This
was done Monday, and Mr, Ader-
holt was at the tame time released
from the work of erecting the build
ing and placing the machinery. It
was feared that to have both con
tracts woOld hamper him and that
he might not bo able to comlpete
them In time.
This tank will be of concrete, and
will hold 100.006 gallons of water.
It will stand on a tower 10* feet
high, and will’thus give a magnifi
cent water pressure for every point
in the city. Water will’ be forced
into this tank, which will be locat
ed at some point in the city, not yet
definitel decided, by means of i
numping station at the well fjte.
The- artesian well being bored will
furnish the Jpurest water for the'
town, .and the tank erected will be
«onnortedv With the present tank.
•lone fuf Hi*' enforcement t»f ’aw in
this <e\! ’\ and 4*hc method^ th.r;
have n * mploy d in brtmrirs
about n excellent condition ot !;»v t
and or. r. To enable* him In *t«'r
to make tlijs report, he'has written'
every magistrate in the countv k
ing for a report of what is'^lw’.tyfi
doiu and what has Imu-u a cron.-
pltshefi in each magisterial district.
By this method he experts pot only
to he.in a position to make a report
as to the county, hut also to be in
a, position to know where law be
ing enforced and the magistrates
who are doing their duty. * ' ;
Since Sheriff Ackerman has been
In office it has been his policy to
bold conference with the various
magistrate from time to time and
thus he has secured the co-opratien
of the magistrates as never befor*'
secured iu this county. As a result
all of the laws are being rigidly en
forced and the violation of the dis
pensary laws Is a thing of the past.
Sheriff Ackerman was appointed
last year to sutceed Sheriff Owens,
sad he has proved himself a worthy
•aeeessor of his efficient predeees-
deputy is Lucks (V Padgett.
« two are work.ng bar-'
moniously together with the result
that great efficiency exists in this
office. They have attended .to their
tax elocutions'in'h speedy manner
and these are in much better shape
than ever *»efore.—<'oirespon«V*nce
The State.
’ S
. « Annual Settlement.
t'ol. D. 11 Wise, county auditor.
W^. 11. Lllivtt.' distrn t agent for
the 'farm 'demohstration work. .
i|J this county iasl week, having
^ ednie dowfi. Thursday iiHirning tor ;i
t •- :pk- of .'.ays While here h< Wgi
'< etupHni. .I hy'Proi \>'. H Uaiuju.
t'U-mson t’oliege. who is a- iit-
" ’ tale agent.. Prof. Barton < um.
GATHERING OF CITIZENS
FROM EVERY SECTION
OF COCNTY
LONG AND WATSON
, TO BE SPEAKERS
YI*o Many Local Citlaen* Will Dc-
‘
liver Arldrt’SM’* At TIU*
* T
Meetiu^-
e *• >
I’rom every indicatlot: Iherc will
be a very large gutherltig at the
t’fvirt House Saturday tor the pur.
pose of being,‘present a! 'tlo^owrtnl-
j zation of the Coll, ton i'ouiitv cluhb,
objert the ad vane
. .having ttir its •objert tne ..mam -,
• an i,t attend a picnic at Snider- i , lu . n t oT.i'n- vjitir. i.Mintv's interests.
• w i. n If l« arneu that there would Quite a numher of'YTie iv><s! paat^erv
te no picnic at SniA*rs. iitc him-it
the time with MmiidvX Hlliott ai d
f. His
d fhc
have tieen secured, and in addition
-.Hon. W. W. Lnn’g, State tarm dem-
' “ ri ,n ' ls, .M' J g »‘V nt sections j oust ration agent, of Clemson t'olleg.*
the county. They spent two davaUiTI he. here, and Hon. K. .1. Watson,
'••mg l ol let on. and went\ away i State C'ommisatoner ot t’oiumgree
impressed with the splendidXaoij
and advantages of this county. T!v*v
went to Snider’s. Bells. Round. Bit
ter and intervening points.
They were much impressed with
• hat they saw of the work being
done at Ritter by the ('olleton Mer
cantile * Manufacturing ('ompanv.
nd were interested in the traction
ow which wa* run some for them
to see. Prof. Barton expressed the
ish that he might own some tff the
land in the nelghobrhood of Ritter
*“ wa* so much pleased with it!
fine
Tho singing school a; Ldandton thus giving the city 12B OU0 gallons
rair.r t the n -gro< charging crfminal i
tent. It i« alleged/ that rer’iliTj I
' Chants have, made the. si ’ten:* ’
at they would ml her have a 'he<’>
signed than any security' that
ud be given./'
"kesa and otl. r chargee •
.teraber.' p- the 1» :r ,'i
in th •’’;• ■ h tv- the faet
• ! ar. prove timir stat*feu’s \.v
..gistrates are named, i i i*•»*.. •.*..<
hlished and is now under the
ntanagenif fit of NIr. Ham’li.JI* Polk;
is nrogyessinc v> itf? ere g/.
Rev . (\ CO Ware, st it ■> ,k^ct‘tarv
‘ of the tut^oofiaTy Jiojin! ef Sour"
farotina. t>r^\'• , lP(! T..r *o :.’oOi{ : yr-
mons at th' (TKiRtir.’t ehuren
of water.
pl»
besides the
*
’*****«-*•»
for Aijcen county, representing the
comptroller general'* office was oj.
Wiflterboro Friday attending^ th*
reserve sup- annual settlement of the countv • f-
I neers.'' He stated in ati interview . ij , ra l arena in this^countv i^ \\ K.
• — thah he found evervthihg in good I' 0, " hue Hall, who ha- seni
* codliion and that no irregulariii- T *'»* a h«> IHandard the t.dlow:
he
He also was pleased with the
cops at Round.
\ Prof. Barton made the statement
that the people of the Ritter section
appeared much more healthy than
uey do In the Piedmont section.
Mr.. Elliott was pleased with the
work being done by the County
Demonstration agent here, and hopes
* hat a early start may be made next
j|ear so that many more .farmer?
\ •vy become Interested In the work
being done. .
•*- - *
•••W CAPERS WILL RUN ;
X
Latent EnirB*! in Race for sheriff
of CoMctoii County.
Tim latest entrant into - the po
‘"
* exis ted: His’scltlenient Is primarilv
v*iih the ’>»
] Ben Sander?
ternev? v. :s ; ! to give tjf :;r •« etian’■ at ^’ 8 K , ' ,, te
reforre i and was bnrif>d
Tji*v following i? a report o' *h' ^lf“tl'4/di' ’ ehti.rch e u
-•-tiue of the bar ar*oria.ioe ■ hi h ‘i 1 ’' montHig
landton. Saturday ni-r’e., ffunda?.
'uo’ :ii:;g and t-vehU)g. h i ! a
rarge < rowd each til
Tli< (omn ’init ’, i /%n t 'y’'.;vrar
vu I X* X of Mr.
jf f^kl tig NlJ.' s’ rd
di .< •». ne
at f ross
SI*E(TAL NOTH ES
ng (Huunuim. atioii
hear Kditor; Good for tie- boy-’
1 **• my>friends. Berry and Padgett,
;• * - * ******** > * *
Service at Evergreen.
Mr . '. C. Ware of'Or enwood. S.
. " ill preach *at Rvergrecn Chris-
: in church. Saturday, July 2411:
• 11 o'-lock and Sunday morning
'nd evening.
t»ar a?*or-ia.io ;
• • p ^;e|d Mhtidr'. It i# ‘ir :ed by
> r -member of the bar who
to vn. the absentees- s-berig .la?.
: ? ihn If., nnd L) B. ’ . rifvj
0 re euf of the'.citv.
.Valteri*oro. S. C, .1 v 1 v 1.'. 1'
p .Ui*suai;t to ibc. •; ;! of th
. the W titer-boro Bar
fi wet in th»' Cour M
t of the meet lug b<\y: to .take
font ^deration the ti<« • >f
•wing evil amon&^certaiQ o »’•«»
v!fate <: of the X' nn, y l’ l ( ir
> Ifles.
be fart l a? olrie Tototiou d •
r’m* son:*' of t’ •' lungistr’ B
in ia» Ts-uir c •-ari'.’-’’
rr.v criminal offeree,? wher :
'Iminal offense- h:,ve t>e<*n cor
" . the- o' ject- o- •!•!:*> •pro ; « rt-
’eing to Collect debt- .of <•’•
•e ivil contract rights. f’> thu?
MisS/Quiilie tlodley ha? r.e*nr; ; 1
bonleXitel' a. chort stt' at Vcalter-
m.rX
X
■ c the party
V? given no
ifa;s bfen
adeeuate
for tried.
Tbit m;mv ar-
•re-fed /
STRH"KLANB ■ RETURNS v--
FROM MINTHROP COl.LEt.E.
Vi-. 11, S. St rick la m',,. went las!
t • «ek to Witithrop Coliege whepe slv-
an- i.ded- th* short •vm:r*e/ft’ home
cm fsiiuinh.-.-‘cdtidu: te.d Wv yMlas -A^»r>
'/ 1'rjy‘cr- •Mrs. ..Strickfnid report'
- m©£t !helpful courX nt’tl that site
1 i/^i'otit n bjwpful suggestion'
/i:i- she ’ropey'do share vV-’th the
of the /^unrtv in ’-heir work,
j she will endoav or as county organ*
•••>- for the Kuril, School 1thpro
rent v>ete'ties. Soafsist in putt pig
rto L/r’ictti •' -offie o! the helnful
iihV'sia- s:iw. being used at Win-
im»P«
C« tmtj S. S. Officers to M*su.
•Art infnortaint meeting of the Ex-
e:’ibivy officer? o| the County S. S
' -,K' : Hy!en wilj V- held immediate
! : ••■fterXdjournnfent of Comtngnitv
| Mub • onfsirenee - on 'Halurdav. July
1'*th at itcXpurt house. All con-
•rm d will ’Xar*' take notleb.
with the Countv treasurer. K tv j
Jon* s. one of fh*' hiost . f; .
county tjvassuCers in ’he* state, o';-) is.:-e flung t teir hats into lli»- rjng.
ha? eonie .in for much prai?*- on tie ' 1 r '* r ht. hovs^ 1 leo, like old ■
o* • a<ions of th’-anXial setti«’m‘it "b ‘•’l *he Senate. ?'.* Me >«*<>
In the rvtllenient, hovfevoi tin- «$. lA Ml right. Milligan, old l
fie rit of county ?uperlutendent ofdA** p P rbad hot. for tb,<* f*
e ( !in aiion. county;'auditfcr and l>'gh-
w tv eommiRsroiler also eomeNja. t ’
Wi e reports <|v 4r> tninc all v , igl.
and the finance* of the .ounty Jn
good shape. The countv .v.ulstor
M Jones, the countv superjntenden
of educaljian. Hugo S Strfu kiai.d
*h» high-wav VoniniFs’cacr** J. E
Moore, and the foreman of the :.r.v
iurv. W* C. Sautiders. y^c in *
<• r. da nee uphn the settleinept t'
leton. jft'tp. be conarat tide fed n-p •
’in excellent showing made,
and Agriculture Is also scheduled •
for a speech. Hon. A. F. Lever,
aujthor-’ of the Lever bill, and Con-- ,
gressman from.the Tth district was
invited •'but regrets that on^account
of a previous engagement he cannot
be present. He .expresses the hope *
that the organization will be per
fected and that he shall have the
opportunity of appearing at another
meeting. / , *,.
Letters have been received from
a number of the local speakers ac
cepting, the Mnvitatidn to be present
and to deliver addressee. - It Is ex
ported that leading cltizer} from
every section of the county will be
in attendance upon this meeting,
and that a large organization will .
be effected. / , /
The following ls/the program aa
finally arfanged: t——
10:50 A. M.—Call to order. Ob
ject of Meet ing-/-Organization and
Benefits Thereof. W, W. Smoak.
10:(ti A. M.—-Otdiferation of Im
aginary Bouhdary •••tie Between *
Town and Country, E. T>-4rI. Shaf-
fAr. * ;
llrfiO A M7 -Th»ee Minute Talk?
on Subjects Pertinent to Orgar.tX,
tion. SAm ft Sunders. W. K Wll*''
Ms. S P. J. G >rris. Jr . H. J. Givers. '
B tl Hiott T. R. Risher. Jro. O.
r.oodwin, H v -X. Cummings, Rev. J.
('-. Lawson. W. b B N'ettl*»s, J D.
Hudson. W M. F. < ui.|,h«dl F N.
^loYii-s. I! t>. Pad get* Jr J. T *Gnr-
ic Ja? F. Fetirifmy Ja?.- ..Henry
'•‘p O .1- J) i, s>. / J (i PS(|K«*t,
" M Vain H- >T Strickland, J. L
tf-:.rd / ~ -
.-ij-’/f. -•». >1 Organiratlor. ,jar.d
ler Bon of cfl ficers
i no i* M. vddr, Ho' /W W..
<fi it** Farm .Deru-.r.?*ration
P. M
Ad^rc?-
iioviX-;";'
• h it beats Jim Capers, for the,-her !
iff? office will know’he has been tnj’ /A. ■
. race or some thing like th: • for/ X* ! ‘X s ,' :
li4 „ ^ i^ ornnl* !• h \RnruiHire
' ^ * /\ * % " ’
Mr Editor, at the proper Mme^thvj
fiv*'-?pot will be fbrthewtain:-,-’v-ith
ray .pledge niy plattorm. 'etc. P^.l
t>*r< J right
Hon. F.
Uine" of
Rnl \B stH MI.?
MY ami .Mrs. Merb k Kiaard, ?»tn
ih«- man wto . in(1 Uaughfr.. at;d Mr. < K'ervh. of
’U»d is- .unfit for,an? off - it- j? Ki ir .h it rdt. speht a ’ rv pleassaut day
bis otlX stock In* trade an * he t? | v , (ll y r ., m i Alrs <
asX* gourd,' So watr-h Jim l f j 0unt J on Sunday la
coins to
te *e-inc > li<
vi*
ic 04 the Mao
aftc rhoOri.- Jul.'
JV. C. T. U./Meetinn
Tin \V. T. F. wX hold its- reg-
jj/r monjhly m•sting at the Bab-
•'?» r ; i.rch. Mon/liiy.
l:t-th iit ♦’> o’clpck.
\t ih'? meeting an ’ laethgT
0 »ft,v. T! 1,1 t a Id. 'll metul
: 1 :eli to he firv^ent.
Ih-Iltou-BentiiM.
f'oii»lv Supt. of Eilucatioii
Superintendent Strieklapd :
i!>is week with t ^ a i"i < re;
!• has Miss Georgia V'lkerni r
sisiinc Mrs: Strick.ljnd and bin.
• the'work of cettinc tlie na-
■ "res nrrd fgj'ts connected ■•'-it:,
•oh* to the tat • -s’lperirv .
duration.
o mr
rap. r? ' l
. c**o*l grub wlf
• ?>h thr«> j^ii ojr grami.* ! ion•'
v. .* i. <1 li.e^otpe more In J <! >
'our glorious p ?t.„ ,
W K « VPF!:- :
White Hall. Julv 12. '
* .e AF
- - -• - '" - -g- - f-»
LITTLE HOY NOT DEAD
l.vtns IV»s
or.vh’'- 1
en* tn :h« chaincank />'■
* d to ijav t» t'ne and •/?*-
'be fortha-l'ity of ann jrial
!■ That many ot^them ignv
ti"niremcnt to.employ bond J-t
' ble a? ref/tred by statute: ,
rhat very few. if any.
, >nn;. .fa t,l
• 11 imii’i.-f-
•i.-.-s^ lie r
v ill - likewi?
. go. >rnor a si; hi? that
••■? a-'.'lRf- of rtich i»r.a -
m \.i*i t’otu office: Efi’J
|/y such proafs befori
the . nsuiiic sck-
in-
com -
1 That-
' ith theX Ia,, itorv req-r.irement j
they rr/ke monthly reports •>
1 ftucty Auditor end County
-urpf of all fine* collected and
i>fl to pav -in promptly the tini
"ted. ' ' , //.
> In charging fee? hnd , cost?
buinpl •/i?es J aml in tom promt? r
• n;es wtthwot warrant * or ait'
■ity of law.
fter mature/ deliberation and
msion of the existing ootuPMon?
rs nnanlmct :, v resolved:
That the Abuses Kerenbefore
•rated constitute a rnproacfi
be administration of justice, u.
ountv and' unless promptly
*ed will react agfiir^t the i.r**?-
;» F rd -l! of the bu?!n*s.-? enter-
(Hie .gram! .iv.rv
: *,n of ’h- ci urt ami ask that
dictmcnls be i ?ued. •
W . B. GRUBER.
« - ,» G PADGETT.
M. f* HOWELL.
J. M. MtlivftER.
K L FISH/KNI’
Wm J* FISHlfT?RNE.
f - ’ K M .iEFKKRlEti ’
S'. ROSSffjR SMIITH
HKBKR It, PXDGETV
.1 C. LFMAC.K.S
I. FI. HOUCK.
' K.v r < 1 by Dr jnitv Cl ; k • f
'.'f* i.-t. R i' Mlley. llebcr i’.cnton
•and M. ' IP nton. of thy -Llai k.
• :. «*k ‘-ct on. Thi? •cTeniohy •> -
rfrfor: ■• ' in th" offb** of the Herb
-♦ Ci;i:r' \V* dmtsclav ;»o .n. %
*
Si'lderL Phnir.
\ft/UCEMSlTk FtHt
t:EX,E(ilSTERINf. fit Null
II. W./Blark Jr d .sir—
statement ’her*- c :»j* ne* --
■ •r thoiie boKM”*- reghtration !
♦ificates for 'tnv. I• »‘*lec*ron '
botidw tb* re-reg.iX’’*'hot''hat'
e rH-rtificafo’beld vvillXe •fll ’UfY:J.
MB Ih- -tntes. however, rkipt if •
Srbh ’is annual picnic will be,. viv . h#M , ^ ff>t a n ^ xv r# .Xj4- t« •»'
y'iv*’r <u Thursday, July 2j. Tin- , jjj j lo | 10 object ion to is/in-r
f -blit is cordially ipvRed Jo attend. j, T ,„. ..Action will tie* hehl X’-
! This Is the largest nicnie in Colic- of j iri n.Ullt on.i!
-s and we expect to surpass all Thursday Julv :'.i
Previous records. Hori. K. I)., Smith i * 1 J 1 .
slated for the prlnrinaf speaker or , ' _ FVprtf^m
Hie day. Clemson College will have s ‘'.'.V,,/','. ... y.iS
some of her best sneakers with u? | ,M>X 01 GRAPES.
^ ('Otue everv-body with well filled ,Tbc thanks of the editor at
basket?. Refreshments served o.ijto Magistrate I,. E Hill tor
1*
Son of Mr.ttr.d 'i r «*
. ,int: NYcH.
w as repo •* '' ><’
? tte' sor o "-It grad M r
-**-?, «•• tslar •? »• -t;,.! '
... -tii* .I. , t ,. ,
I *•>*''* «iog T1 •* 'ojlio :• ■; 1*
• efved from \l ?• ' LytiV y m’
r*ad .pjw'a t^at it v / r n «
T*r - .ted Standard' p t»U ’?• I
i., i4iott.- at
Mrs Annl" , Yotm ar- o' cottage-”
vltl? spent the v'“*.k "ith'Mi y arf
Beulah and Dell Hiott at ItoGnd.
Mr yo i.ih *Hh :t who has been
attending tlie Me-lical < olh-c** at
l harlcbton is mi a <>,. ^ulliv.iti - Is-
|.,i l v 1t\ th. Vh n:.ie*.ill**- Phar-
” ‘JlY-ses llenhLh Aid D.l Htoit- t nd
brother. , i: ua; ). tee*
.tu-iiding- a \
vilRC given b;- M:^
... - , Reeves 4 -’
jr. Clark'. •
l.
hi.
t
can
T» *•
!/ -
rr-s f i» : n isi’• k*-** i ,
v. -••k r• •-'rfs*’ X‘ - :r if
’ 3
the grounds.
.1 c.
of the co’iiv'y
-Thn* the nar'..3?«f»ciation pit
Cats! Cr«»,:i Magistrate Bryan.
Editor T'ress and Standard:
Please allow me space in votir
paper to- make a statement I am
nfarmed tint* on 12th rest . th •
Walterhoro Bar liad a spetjul meet-
ipg end passed a •>errsni 'resolutiou
I condemning the practice of the
] nKLRi^trutf*? 1 t!**' county. % Nou
i -ant to sav that the governor vvgrts
f> • the' Uty enforced, and I ehi'dottax
NETTLES.
Sec-TreaNf.
_ •** i
of delicious ■grapes and The foilr
ing note; "Dea*. Mr Sm.oak/
Picnic at Kdi«to.
Others show or express their aY*nr*
elation of your return by word? ’
will shqw try appreciat ion bf thi- ,
little box or grapes, iVours verv
W:iJt< rhoro Julv 13.—Miss Inez | t rt Ry. L. K, Hill," The grape? and *
Prbe an*’ brotlfHr'LlliyeV spent tpe wrre highly apjre tate.J
week-end verv bp^sqntly at Cot-1 ^nd the oil it or ftenks Mr Hill *>1’ ,
ttgiville with tliejc grandparents both.
Mr. -rd Mr?. (’.’ A. Hill; Tbev went! • X • • • '»
Itnvs Bank rut t Ht«x k.
Lodgp. July 13. Th** stock/o' "
men luindise of .1 P Yliley tr Co
/nort. It
e • -vned »
Editor‘Pres* and ; St»tidur<’
'Please allow me n ge
.*>»-r *o corrra
* rlnfed last
*V 1k»v who -was bitten h•' , mad
’or. The child i? vet Kvlfij a.vl'l
gtad to sav has h*-en do nz ,;c - v
•**ti*r the treatmenj lie has tiC'V
‘ adSff'V had symptoms c'?--.m *hnL, f ,
’ e FuXhirti fever- .for a r--' *ia'
huf at
doing w I . ^ .
:«S I V Q LYONS
t«lan;lton. Juiy/0.
BF. \S1\I.D 1t»
• (iM BIIH 11 I \P1 '•‘US
Count/1)vi;.o’ -1r:■ tor Heard ’ »’*»-
•-niX ’<> :< ri oorter for The
"r. arid SJhhar . thj h“ would
appi.uHffv the l»iKjti« ••s n-*.n of VSnl-
•ri-horo about touuvrrov :oi the f'Ul*
po-e of rais.ng tX s " I'* P*J'
railroad f.if**. of H,*' t
«•
o boys who
have *<••*•11 x-l ■ ' !.*’<» ?Ht' mi the
-i ool * * ’ ’ h'K -<o: 1 ■ )lo‘«’* \ I I i
th* month of August- ' TliisXs be
ing done,’’ said Mr, Heard, ’in orl
pla« ••?,. and I Jee! suf*'. the* Cue hi
n*ss men of. Walterhoro ’Ml!
want t-h«- hoi'- f r or: this cot) -*4
/are worse thatj the hoy? bvrnt oth-
. . ., -s . , er counties,” Tio* two boys select-
n. s a e o »* i-Xd Jo tj^foe thi?' totirse at Clemson
College are Mopdy Hiott ; od Wi/
bur B. Rhode: ’ * / ' /
« WA
\X BTERNAl. VUI
ON.
>ir l II .VIT?. V . rt. Illll. i |l* ' »« io
over lor th*- Mtr’vese etendinr ■'j
tiiini tjiat was riven on Kdisto riv
er Thev feport a eood tlqic .' \ j
"If van buy out of to?
and We buy out of town,
all of our neighbor? bny s
ef to\.W- »hat jn . tbrand*
Weekly We*.her Forecast .
For .South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, week begiij, rg July, 14.
f” The week will Ik* opt of generally . '* ,
fair and warm w»arfier. except that'
sect tinted tbun'dorcfiowirs are prob
able, . ' .
, • • ■' . ' X
Mrs. W“C Glov'er suffered n palr-
'X lnj l!r >' Tii'ir.d.i uh**n she' fpR
breaking hs'r arm and injuring her
knee ht the &!! . She was on" the ^
porch during n thunderstorm and in
moving ahoy* she slppied or th > wet
floor and fell\ ‘ ^
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