The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 28, 1915, Image 1
VOL 37.
WALTERT50R0. S. C., WePN* - ‘.V. JULV 2?. 1915. J .*? ,
NO. 50
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MANY SIGHTS
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THAT ARE WORTH SEEING
DESCRIPTION OF INTER-
esIing TRIP MADE TO
rV. S« MARVIN’S PLACE
HAS DIPPING 4
VAT THERK
» tjk^ti.out by one o; .« e hf’turs
after beinjr immersed;
*lffl Ti«k> Ifi'sin>\ f.il.
Mr. Muvin Bays there .s. no »loal»t |
liat every ti« k is killed.’■ Only a
. ery few small tleks eon Id l>e s“*n
rjn these cattle before dipping, and
another thing cyhirh Mr.
says lie has noticed, la that nearly
every “Hessian*' tly which was so
•annoying to his cattle last year has
been -hilled. \Ve do not know tf the
absence of ticks is the cause of it
entirely, hut no sleeker, fatter and
better looking cattle could be found
.titan those we- saw. Certain it is
there is not that drain of thousiyrds
of little ticks /ticking th**ir verv life
-blood, nor the annoyance of the hun
dreds of flies w hich, usually $w j;e m .
Tb r ‘ editor of The Prcs^ and ^attle. They ate. oblig' d to
iaref. accompanicil \V. S. Marvin better than. the. cat tly- Inf* ~te t
yesterday to his plantation at Ashe* : vsjtii these parasites,
poo for the ostensible purpose of « Hereford Herd of llcMuti--.
seeing hl« cattle dipped.^ Others |n | Martin was, perhaps tin- pic»-
c»r*
Ninety Cattle i>i|*|*ed In \«t -Tnes-
• •. . • *
day Mornii
in-.iritcel
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COUEFON COUNTY ' BRADLEY WINS
BOOSTERS MEET' BIG LAND SUIT
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i EXECUTIVE BOARD OF ( 01^
LETCN C OI NTY \SSSO( I-
ATION GETS BUSY
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NAME IS SELECTED
:hc party wore K. F. HugVlnu.- \N 1 neer ;tT iIlc introduction of the II
Clover and the JuiiIot* • ditor. young
Master WllTlam Sntoak. The triji
Aiut mad*' in Mr. Marvin's •new.
ford, ami.was quite enjoyable. Man
?hihgs» seen were wonderful and evi
•lerce-5 of the fact that this- re
dan of Colleton county is again
coming into her own. Here ar l
TVr*. dfoting the .•Vshjypoo river, .ar -
■ike's of former grandeur, where the
large thnd owners lived "beto" , d<*
wah” In elegance and luxury. I t
'almor* every case the mansion is no! them when he first rlue>.
aote and only a few old and diiapi
’ated .buildings hear testimony >f
:he/<plendor of tlte nast. Negro
Vtmr are thick in mo*? sections and
little Patches are all the ^agriculture
;hey care to fool with, and as.a*con-
usequT.re there are great areas of
untilled land, the richest sotl in the
world, awalttng/lie hand of „ tli *
httsbandniaft-. A few such men' a*
W. ?. Marvin, at' Asbepoo. several
others at flTvmn Pond, and at Hitter.
; are'denmnstratiitg what this land
can do when properly tilled. The
eyejo of time Is again bringing the
- ’jw country into prominence and it
** only a question of- * few
when the -trend of highests retme-
r.ent and ’ progress will rgairKturu
*o this part of Sout’ Carolina
■^hese planters are^ttie of
he new, « -a. :u:d ?1.—
fill si
lord caftle in this county. About 4
years'ago !•« purchased 11 Im ad of
t!mriHik-'|ibreds, some of ■ thent ? efy-
. i;'. rpe. imens. One row had taken
^fblue ribbon at severa! Uiir< ; a t
ixist Others w*-re eqi: iell
bred. They did not do v rv wc’l at
fiist.'but litter becomi-ng .tliopoue i-
tv a<climated. Jhey sr<yi».-d to do bt-t-
ter, though Mr. Marvin says h- now
believed they would have done, let
ter if ne had had n dipping vat for
Nm<
»he herd is composed, of ItJ yfilll
blooded, atjid a utfnWier of sUmdurd
bred. He has -t\vo bulls, xme he
' ceps wills- tlie Herelordf and me
other with the other pmtle, ;« the
ntire herd is beltij/fmproved-i ed
the founjirition is daM of a choice
lerd-in a year or two more,
l-'inc Slublys mid Buildingy.
Mr. Marvlpf had the misfortune to
lose his barn by fire a few daVs ago,
and is/j^umewhat 'hantticappel in
conseqtienee.. -He uil] rebuildm the
full/ Meanwhile there has been
cyrfupleted two years ago a very fine
stable building and barn combined,
at-a «»« of $£.$00. This wTth a
tool shed w hich cost $800 and a run
for hogs, not' yet < (fhvjJT-ted. coni'
arise a fine nucleus for building
round them a fine /siem of caring
for live -:-to< l. .jun a larg* scale The
CONVICT ESCAFES;
ANOTHER CAPTURED
JtH! wii.uk WALKS OFF TI1I KS-
TOVFY KAVFNAI. is/
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PUBLIC UTILITIES
WORK PROGRESSING
JIIIOI
ll|T 1l.\( r* FIHHAY
The county chaingang has lost
one convict and gained anotlier. Hast
Thursday Tudor Farmer, who was
^uaf-ding the convicts *>f tiang No.
T. .seat Joe Willis for homething,
and as soon us he got out of sight.
1 he- ran off and has riot been heard
from again. VViliis was serving a
sentence of three years «foB stealing
a.bull from Peter IRornuiu,-and had
cfhly about^five months more to
serve.. He escaped - wearing stripes
and shackles. Mr. Buckner „s|«tes
that he found £bere he got rid of
the chain after tracking him a short
distance from where he escaped.
Evidently he had some confederite
who aided him )n gening aw<vy and
•ji grandeur a;.-
Fait- vv.* did not
vvicgu 0.
“rrmint <
0 essay .on t h<y^ >/tT " »>
•tltir-- mid pr/filsarv • v hu‘ . ill
J ee l) v a
dii.-' tiny *.V
-re'v t-ir 1 \ ;
ro^e- I \V« :
We l.Tr~AV"Pe*T*i»ro
ml thou* • ■ ir f-i- •; • -
. b-s u -«»re .'o' iV ♦ at {- er-rriin
i/U
:> , .rpo , « ot bnildtnc >
ONF Mll.F. of s.FW! K I \ll»>
PNu im !;f.ai»y. ion t i;i:t . ;
,vv» 1.1. hi iNt. a n:i.n ,*
8pl e-od p^og.
in ii'-t.'Hing fio-
erage ami dectn'
ter bore » a large
now -.i work and
suits. ('on tractor
lliat to (!; : end o'' tit.‘' N vv.--.-k tb*
'Will 0” been ab c.twim
of pc, 'f iUv pipe Tliis ic ou/sixtll
of thi entire aiwn.v. ..md/oHie of
this wu> in” the* wors* se> Uan* of th.
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items f>
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JCQCE SMITH DECIDES
AG A INST GLOVER HEIRS
IN SI IT
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rolleton County < 'o-operi»tiv e
elation ClH»M*n n> Name For the
New Organi/.a'ion
VALUABLE LANDS
S* v oral Thousand Acre* IMHH,|*h*to
• and Tlnilter latnds '• -
Were Involved.
Breathing a determination tc do
something for building up a bigger I
A . dr isiort of much interest lo
cally was. handed down by Judge
ai d greater .Colleton, the member* A * M Smi(b ^-' thr Federal
of the County K*e. utji<\ Board "M eai , rt " Charleston last week fn tha
the new county-wide organization | ( . SH of t ,. r , ai „ nf ,j„. (; , 4U ,. r
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which was launched at a- recent
aga n*t If. E.* Bradlev and others.
meeting at'the f ourt Hobra ..met ,at Ujie court finding iii favor of theXe-
npori wMpndav . and began planning j f ,, ntj . inf , rhill r;iSf . haV occuplel
in active campaign for .bring 1 ifg lu | Iu j„ of , h e p.-opb of thi*
Colleton some of the good things ( . ll|u Mnrf , itK inception several
other sections of the -state are | n)0 uth* ago. The issues were join
ting. \A. h. \N llljs, a natural boos - j r.,j under a will filed for- prohat'*
r. and broad citizen, «was chosen
resident.’ Mr. WillT.* is at presohit
•ashler of the Farmers and Mer-
< hallts r Bank of Cottftgcvilfc. and !•«
il*(*N(arniing. keeping in close touch
witli sHl matters pertaining to the
•veJoppKjnt of his section and lii--
ounty. A tiumbyr o' visitir-K im n-
:>* r* of the afsaw iat.on w»-n pre.se it
and took part vn th,* me,*
The KxcoativeN^Kird ol i?T^ Col-
Jeton cMipty Co-opqra\ive associa
tion met at the Court Ylouse Monday
morning nt the conclusion of ih*
meetitie of thf prohibition\con mit-
nee. The hoard got down Yn har-i
work and in the tvyo^iours it their
disposal accomplished much In plans
for the work of the association. Y
c< t nii
S', pert
system.-. In addition be will
hia* ditc hing machim/hf iarle
of th< weck. "and/thls will croatly
facilitate the progress made.
Th* polls JOr the electric lights
have ,ill- byen franged nnd are now
ready to jewel. This w til “be ;he next,
step
provided him with clothes. NO tracef but >0r the absence of the engineer
has been found of Jhc nibbing ne- j w|w». has to he consultytl s/otc thi*
11 1 found a UaX. iml a :h<i
t * "it!
e 1, ■< hc.t,- v.slt
“e jr.qrti th?il ;
hi ferrynotn. ^
- o', tow •(! l>- !,<
•'cited t" inspect
\Ve p;,«.
cqrn /hW
AVe Che
t Mr. ,Marvi;
F tine .vounc'
ctnie to the dlptiin*:
" v f .where we waited for a t^'min j
»* ■ fill th > co.ws were dr : '*«T> • o (
d penned, preparatorv to dipplnt.
I * Tlie Ui|jpinc Yu:.
HofAi-e describing'file a< tulfl dip
; nc process, perhaps a de'erlption t
of the vat ‘would not he unintt-re***
'nr ' First there Is n large pen. or
enclosure, where the cattle nr 1 Hrnt
cnTralled with a narrow fhifte ’ead
nc to’ vat proper. . The vat is/»f
coDcro*" fortpution.* being -7. feet
long., and ?,2' inches wid-'/ia*ide
rrfe;i*uxonTeht. and. "» feet d/en at the
noint where the ,ows >mter. whoth
:• a sheer dron The/nd where the
rows come out i^sjoping. with sens
Arranged 1 * for the cows to clamber
. net: * The vat/f* filled with the H-
miid. whi^b'itills all ticks, the |l-
• n >dds ..bepfg made from a horn’it In
nrd pj/pared according to. govrtj-
npqH/fnstruetlon. Arsenit- and creog-
so/*re among the ingredients* and
has not «n unpleasant odor
The Dipping I’roce**.
The cattle are driven one at- n
time throngh" the npcr'" 1 twjiripwi
'•M'fe to the entrance to thd
Hete they, -ftre driven or pushed into
Jhe Houid. The first lutno »arries
'/m under head and all. ai d thev
rise nod swim to the oVher end
'vhere ^hev walk i n the tmMine. :)t
; -is* end are two. nens abou* 12 ' v.
1 ' f*‘et. floored t'Tth concrete, call
ed dnoolng pen*. Here the cows
Mand for several njihqte® while thev
t tlHn. the Houid-runnirg ffi*o h i-
fed front whleh it i* Poured back inic.
’he vat. . This 1* •necet«r , Vy to '-••-••n
from, wo®/Ij-,c q n« e.-.t-h ^-ow rs ' -
f/'s ou* setetal otiart* o*' the Ij^idil.
^ ! ‘ n ni these, mm* the cattle din
j^d ere rflternatelv ’turn«d in u ••
'”’.’‘ £rfr ben wherq thev remain i f H
"ii am dinped and. then thev are
turned tytek into their, pasture.
Titesdav inornine M r -Marvin 'i>(>-
ned shout f*b head Thi’ makeo xj:"
murth dipping, ^nd it 1*» repeated
[ ^ Vo r— tvvweeks, and w 'H He l cot
’’n tilt Noremher Cows whi^h lta\«'
'lipped Ap not seem to'mind ! t
J^d trany of-those wen* fn fTTnips;
ihefr own accord In the drove
dipped were' several small calves.
*orne cf them being onlv'a few /lavy
These swim out as well as the
2‘ r * Pr ones. One little calf only d
wy or two old could not make It and
, / ' '• / /•
gro. 1
Toney Havcnel. who /as convb V
■d oV.er JK>years ago Spring tyf
6’f court ) Sh7 ‘for <ov Htptffip
<:.i! who was-sent ■•lin'd to ode vm'
tlu gane, twin- n y.i/ng.' w.»
^xyliilo ago.
r*-t *rn- <1 to
.• Mcfti e
n f
to i om
r< capt ii’-e* k* 1
:ig,> of Tlu
( Ice M .
(fmnpany k
ground ami
tu'dirg rli'-
ert,gross v. i
'' 1 .'imp
•HI * «
cafhpaign for im-mhershif* wifi he
conducted in the next' two weeks,
tml then another moving,,will b-
held and plafis funner perfected,
committees appointed and other
matters, arranged.
\\. K. Willi* Fleeted Brc^idcnt.
The meet ink was called to order
by W. WT Stnoak. there beiug prea>
would now Pfo£f*^«{^H.«overal mon.lmr* of the associ
ation and all but, three mem tier.* of
the exectitivi -board I* was fir-.'
worl
U'. ll - i
* hiachin
b.-gun
t
A
ir
f
•k-cldofl to iiat:,' t!,' .0 . •,,/(i.jy •
! 'i’ i U’j. The t oll'to:: f'ou'piy '< '(•'•••enujv”-,
the( aY-o, iation/’ ami'to h-vo rtf''.
*r- f i pre*i<l r.», a pr,- pi* ,
** '’*• I ••' t •' s* ••cl;•'»•;* tn , \\|,!.
wa* iiominat*^ for tl
hr t‘- in the '6'I h. aiyl th v * rniestlon
tu hr* decided was w'hethar this w'll
cave ,life estate' t(S'%Nie mdther*
of Hit plaintiffs. ,It\ JLhx 1 ‘So’s a ciftsp
w.n* fia*titi4terl tin which the con
struction of. the w ill w as raised *and
Imfge Smith held that this decision
’ eld !■'*! the mothers liltiT a f**e e*-
' it,- and was therefore binding nt
t. is time and that the matter could
not hr reopened and ii n<;w con-
Urcciion placed on thr* will.
• Tiie natitcular in which
Judge Smith gave his decision Is
oife'of two rases by the .mm* plain
tii'f-h, one affecting iitttry l^nds
and the other town lots and busi
ness: property. The present case
yolved thusands of iu rei r •' verv
uaiile lands, contgtnlng valuable
phi^phate deposits and l»etnK fimh-
er d wjth 'one of the flnesf growth*
ot vjrgui N tiiuher to he found anv
dhere in thJ ssertin. The place was
"i-considered extremely valuable and
i.r- mvnxoi hv thy* Nor/ierncrs. *
' The. other ca^y' wfulch will no
heard In fhe county/ urts Jtwre proh-
ahlyvi.t the Novemhpr term, involves
Jiritit ohe-fmirth of Huv tqwn Xof
Welter boro, li of. tlo.* iiiNniifactur-
Itig rpii •• -* «>i tie yfowtj. flie
s’ ’ 0 ■tr'?i 'dtii'r liuHer/'j
•'* *w tt i*, Tuan r d,". eirhg <
r.iilro. 1]
'X
i tre*.*. !;\ • o.e
mil* , ar n t^
f*. 1' Wind* <i of* *j
' Hnw hh.-t i* ke
shade.* to; ..the'
A yont li of la I
' ease.”
• Fipc/rtesian Flow
Among th/other thing* on this
plantation J* a. fim* artesian well
which tljadvs regularly Ju' gallons of
j'he purest water every minute. This
j la nd>v piped over the premises
i a^tCrcyer needed, and is always a
ource of fhd4*Uf. ..Thy land there, is
'bed by Peter Bradley who pur-
ehased ntMOit • r ,.0U0 acres a few year.*
o from B. G. Price, the considera
tion being about iJu.ooO. It would
’ubth-ss take a .much larger sum
• purchase it now A fine hunting
reserve, with good fishing, and with
such, natural advantages as a cattle
raising section, there- Is no telling
what the value f the plaie Is or can
be made. ...
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f
TO DO MARKET WORK
\c»» Man'on <'loin<»4rti F\t4‘ii*ion
StaG Will Take Fp Selling
Problems.
x st,
u’leinson Follece; Ju-ly"' -'t>. Tin*
latest addition tmthe extension staff
at rUmson folhge is that of an
agent in marketing This position
iy* filled by Fred \V. Hofmann, un
der a cooperative arrangement tie,-
twee'n v the extonsion division of
Cietyson (’olleg** ant! the Office of
.Markets and H,ti|,al. Orgadlzatlon of
tlte l’nit-'d States 'department ot ag*
rlctiltufe. M-n Hofnuon has/ al-
■vadv reported, for duty. - /
..The uevi- market agent i/a. native
r Nebraska.'e Hy received h:s de
gree of s B. S. A .id the t-'r.Xe sitv
of Nqhraska in i •!/ c-ttd meivt-d
his' degree <• ' ;,f ./ “rom, thy •atue
university in 1 i/l' From If'iri to
19ir>. he was/fi> istant hofticult,)r-
ist ’at the (/iver-it* *rof Kentucky
He theft' made niaTkc* assistant
in the Opficv Of Ma*-* ts of 'tlie fed
eral dwhirrtmeitt Vtpd worked in that
office until re'eivin/hi.* South (*a
rojrpa appointment
|{eprc.*e!iting Cl nt-oft College
jiiuF the United St r-, , depart men*,
of agrienlture. Mr, Hofmann will In
vestigate marketing condition*, in
this state and w^prk 9lit some-of
the pressing problenft Of‘selling/that
c«i:;ifr#nt South Carolina farmers.
’ ^ 'W ,
It
memory of
Id!'!; Whil» discH'
>t IliyC , , .» con\ ft I,
U Xoney', Ua\‘nel V. c -
Mr. ?{.’;.■ 1 tic.- at or.:',
it ,t negro by thru 1
w,»rk, i for i:iia at |*av 1
at. fgo r * d li<- at • **rfe r
, otiirii.iiiicattou '. i*);'Kurni 1
•man..*ti 1 \V* 1-h. and fotiod tl
the "ffegro want' d K.'ven, ,
■4' is working lor Me* r . Sand* am!
huydin and they ai oin, got* info
cdHtaunlc^tion with the*'bounty fm
tiiorities beK* and asked t oIk> *)1-
loweiil to pay a fine and "keep Kav
•ik-I. Thi*, of- cotfr-sc/ could not-Lc’
done, and as a eonsequence Ibis ne
gro ft- serving a teftni of one year
for^a cViwwcommitted 18 years ago.
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STGKEH POST OFFUE LOST
Post Office Departftieht Decides
- To Discontinue Old Office
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The III .X
t Of
iiift lame i')
for
!un. ai,,:
•• fix the 1'.
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P* r vi ar.
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V *:ttnp;ilgn
uit 1
at S'!
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f e: 4h - Ad'Tr*
Johns.
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t. .r
d of
Trail.
A noth-e x\as received by Post
master Murray from the First. A.m
sistant Portmiter General at Wash
ington Informing him that the post
at Stokes‘would be dlsumtuiued
August 14. and authorized him to
receive, account for and deliver all
ingtn informing him that the office
- It jit understood, however, that
an effort wlll.be made to retail,,
'he office, and V strong petition* ha’-,
been forwarded to the post office an
thorities asking that. Hie decision ♦ >
abolish .the Stokes office tie recon
sidered., It appears that the trouble
has been that there is no one there
who wished to bother with Cue po.-f
office, on account of the ra' tiuu *f
does not pay very .much.’-route, T
from WaltVrbofd being so uesr an l
absorbing to much of the mail fo-”
rwerly goirvg to. tbi.s office
_ .It:iii The /e ir
T* m hers iri oilr hunda> School and
Hov. to Get Them, by J* F Bisfler.
•1,1 .10 The Adviintagb* of th*
•Jj ided' Literature in iturai Sunda;
Si luiols. . Miss Ida .May Fi^hborne,
1,* N.' The Iiii 1 i, <f the Kund
School Uollectively and individuallv
With Hefemice to the Coming Pro
hibition Ehctibn, io our State. R,*\
J < laiwson. . ‘
1.' 45—Boil t’aliVu-..M;i.,vl. .
t “0 Adjournftter.t l/l di;.per.
s - .to The Organize.'! -mhi.- t !.i*s.
VV VV. Smoak ■ ~ \
-Mlsfellaftewis i : y> :•<!
journtpent.
I>. M Var.t. i*t* - '
*•' '' E. W Yarn. S'S
F. I! Pi.dk ' ('hr.
•' ‘r>m .
j waged by the to
slid it is hoped tba! 1 *f:
mepiber- n -y {., oi.t!*:
t li a f the organ
/ tiye work
Put-pi 1*1* ot Oig.iiii/1 .inn..
Thef follow iitg w'a-»adopt. d a tb<
»*urpo/ of I*,** .cH-fcini-'.Mio!! ;• a,*' j»
wii'ype Ihcorpor.ited is; tl m -
lut/oti:
tthjdct, ’
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-i'-- fi* tin dit*< r*-!.' s al'ornevs
•AOtild veitt!4l , ’ Al'h.oush no
definite* an flounce mV nt *' ha* x . been
ti'^dc, it 1* rumored lo re that the
plaiftfitts will app'-ai. • ?’:e dec!Mon
1 ttie v or ( <•'. p*
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th'* eompladyt .In
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Judge ^smith
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£ SPECIAL NOTH ES
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WJN. SCHOLARSHIPS
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>U!Ti*v«f^| Meeting Siimltkg
Announcement of ' Winners
Recent Exaraindtiim
tn
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Hh < xamjftation r'.< <
four' 1 Ions'*, f-
f/ 7-li’i onv,Uo|I/g« 1:
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Toth' tiii* r'dibii ?sHf
Little Swan'ip s <’mi :r
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t liii'lreii'* Dm> at Bethel.
t lilirirenV Day service .vJU be pH
. ,-rved at Bct.hel. Bethel clretiP. Vq
A Very successful protracted n/*"’-
ir.g wa* held at 7.i^n Baptist church
beginning l.»s* \Vcdne*da> end last
ing to Sunday. The pn.-m hinir wc-
dohe by the pastor. R. -L. "B
Ackerman, and the entire (OinRpun
ity fe»ls uplifted and bettered spiri
tually h> thi* seri -' 01 meeting*.
There, were no ac-essixin^ to 1 th*'
niniiber-hTT hut In spileS»f this fa< t
t»J. • ybitr Mi-briar- hit. to K 'f.'.n '■ >•
four rear srh'darsbii J "a. e
the lu'M in the kih*»- .v-d tt” ve:--
hacdly contested TorV'f
tta'ioiis. Then* w> re thir'e'’c <n>v-
tp fitbrs. The mi -" >•' *,f 10 r
yeaF'-chotarships Itr* Mib • < arier,
end' Horace M Km • *, ‘lit - •>
Mr. ('aVtcr i.< a son of A
and Mf. Kin >
L. farVer
Kin • y. Both these arc
young men apd will douhtler
't -d stand tit th* «olb‘g*
The object of thby hod?, tdiall l ,
to promote the irp/rt-sts rrf. nnd, ad
vance .the prosperity of the, countv
of Colleton nnd to that end th"
chamber will endeavor to cultivate
nnmng Hie buslnes H men in,! farm
er» a friendly intercourse and f , com
mendabh* rivalry; it/wi!! fo-ter and
promote' better' educational t.miH-
ties; Improve moral and social con
ditions, desirable iridURtri* * and
iiKin ufaet orles. stimulate and inter ■ 1 . . < ,, * • ,
si *«lv* nr„i .-..■“rprl,,',
erce and encurilge di . yrsill.”,j ‘ u '' *-s4tuiHd to a.,-1.'
farming an'! "Vk raising ft will - ... . “TT, ^
otlectv. record and publish • ibrorma ,. »* bnliler*.
Ion pining to. th* imluatrml ' Tob ^row tne tmnairl VKrr.^r
omhiercijM'* and" agricultural ad-i^' ft * Snid ' r r 15 U ' l "’. . hi
ttncea of theN^ountv. I' will r , t nn - ,l,in .* or ,, b ,nv
companies so a* »o^. nre’sm-li‘epr- roV . ,! "7 a| '' .l"," ' ^n’ '
v-nfent train M-rvl*e Vtui just fr.-ig( • ' r 't“'wh*re , ' 1 oil. ion f 11
rates an will fosu-r '-.eS^t-rests hw ,"' r . '*>• -ate eoruln.*
•"'ir trade In a word. It wilt hv .,!1 'ZJlt
•eifiniate and proper'means Wf it 0 xiU . lh,>
Fflueme to Ml. g. -i.r-il wcjfaYN* " f > . ' r «'“* l hW, . ,5 “«* ' ff-etvil e
,ou, j k ;.rc bofh to !)•' lud'i on this,
-Th«‘ 0 tollovHeg' f orii'n ij • '•. ‘‘‘'a .1 ;p| ^ X • - '
;oint»*d to compleie tl^* dr,eft oi- n
onstitutlon atid by law* ' of- th*
as.social (on W. W Smoak, Krh -1
' Marvin ar'l-iw G » , r)vt’.
M'-iiile-iv ot Huard Pr. », ih
• '•'Ir ftKI'.w i * tow nship' t-haire * •
< r. presert \V K. WUH*. CJlmh
AV. H ftaanders. Bells; Itpj lt
W rdier ^ H. J Givens, fievw.ard i,
\ Marvin. (’Take; «}, II. t}rp
Lowndes;,.! 1^) A< 1;» rtu-iu. Suer j
(be a be*'at members were' If li
Rent/. Brpttprr: S P>' r j Garri
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vear.
will
IHTt's Dn» at Zlop.
<'bil le v esi -n ■'X wiM'^be
. • »1 at Zi'TsJ: tp'i-v chV*■ h^K-tt. ! »v
Vjcprtilng Iw-gNiutig >f Vf o'-bx-k-.
There will be a fhsjgt apcM.v »!’*•,* hil-
hr‘ t. - d ,1 good ^Xm iy or /wo-.fcy
jni.v-It* V p*nkcnSHMi'^a, '>1* *Jti-
< (!'•'! to h*; p^paitlt ' ' \
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To
.vnnqr of th 1 - -one * ..ir si^b ’jir d t> Tuesday. * Mr.
the meeting te considered a s one of, i* i'r. nk Be t rry Breland of ILTfin.
the best,ever held there. . , He i- B son of 1>. li. Hr*latiT*. •
f. Hendersoff Fraser, of Eh r ha rdf i . Mr.* T. K Bii'hanui, and l.ffjT*.
othcrxl oftribi ion. \ x
S* A. -.Alarv it; . -zijp N^t'
1.t/tw ti to la a jit"rahe n and tpuch
1 v.u to aiding ty .»-e h“lp.
ha*' ifent the
.and' Standard
at - Mrs. Harriett Prt* • v l.e*,- cnftrjitloo
nvei- Is sur-li si# to «xrite riu.-h sympathy
J many fldji-.nds • hr re* while h<- wi and readV a-: J 'auc*-, Thht umouiti.
il'erlffL aftd*. he w^nfld doubt las® h^f has been‘senl* Mi* I’rii e, w Wh Mr.
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Im ! ' v «rr«*n and < VV Butler. Fn.
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Former. Sheriff W. K. Foy
Latkthel, was among tho**
• d t'" 1 - <* T "'Th'' Press'
a • j,.-! f<»N $.2 for
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v.ai Imong those who came dpwnidaughter. WlIHe ’May; .ire visiting cyunty. for whtch^the a-piiv^nt*
^yesterday to attend the-ball game. • relatives in Charleston, this frock. t i» office arn ^Whapa thanT*u
1 the race again, bnt foF .Mi*
that he now live* ofn* ( hafWito
nt* for
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1 Joseph VV Farter, of Lodg : \ -wax
In Wslt*rboro thi,* morning ' »