The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 18, 1915, Image 1
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VOL 37.
WALTERBORO, S. C., W^DNESt>AY. AUGUS 18, 1915.
NUMBER 63
BROXTON TOWNSHIP 'ENTHUSIASM RAN
BOLDS CONVENTION
SUNDAY SHOOLS MEET AT
CARTER’S FORD FOR 3RD
QUARTERLY SESSION
HIGH AT MEETING
KOAIDS KKVEK lU.AE'HFS
HKiM POINT AT <t»TT \<.K- '
. VILliK JiATCRlD-AY
ADOI*T RESOLUTION
Strong Prohibit Sentiment l’\*
pre yed in ! at ions I rfftni-
mously \<1«ipteil by (onv* ntion
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h.
Comreville. Auk. TB^-rAp en-
Ihusinstie meetiaK wan.he’.! SaJar-
day afternoon ».t the uchbol au<iito-
rfum at whiih final nrranp-n^nts
were made ft', ran. three days’ roao
woik to b*' done ".In week. There
were prtst nt at a half a bun-
Ir.t’d «tf. tho.leadins? eifizt nn of' th**
t*. aununity ar,»l ?1. y were jHithn-
iastle.rn iheir’ de;--mir.:iti«n
’N-f*- f t’tKfd'. KlCtfWJ.V
r ioore. and r. >1. If |
»»ion
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“FLYING SQUADRON” SPEAKER
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i. Oliver W. Stewart, of Chicago. Will Address Voters
of Colletoiji County, Saturday, August 28. at Klein’s
Park. Everv Voter in County Should' Hear
•• This Address i
R. S. Middleton, advance rep^<entative tV A^ie^Fly-
* ing Squadron, was in the city Teusdayf ami met-with tho
* ilocal temperance workers and arranged for a big meeting
p to be held in Walterbont, Saturday, noon, August 28th,
* at Klein’s Park, at which time Hon. Oliver W.' Stewart.
* of Chicago, will speak. Mr. Stewart was one of the i^em-
* ‘ bers of the third group of the Flying Squadron of America
that visited Columbia. Orangeburg-and Charleston in
Xtlebruarv di their nation-wide camp aign for national rro-
"X^'bruary ki their nation-wide ca
* jnbitien. J +>
St«’K 1 aTt '.will begin hjs ‘
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.TcTi;'viHo,.r:
*(» v i’ 1 e/v
H i?! Sent
< ’ ‘Ji’t «
{’;tro
ROAD WORXINCDAVSl WILKES UNE SHOT
AT GREAT SWAMP
Vtr.l'ST 25 AND 2«» Sl!T ASlO*:
FOR <t)MMI NITV WAUtK ON
<iKF.At SWAMP ROAD
Doubtless Ihfluenrt'.l 1*> th«
termination of the iitiz<-n- of *‘ot-
tageville to have better roads lead-
in* out- from that piaee. ih*- people
of Clreat J»wi»n»p ha\o set aside 1 two
ikfys next week. Wednesday and
Thursday, as ro*d weoykln*.days, am!
the publie is Invited to assemble, it
(Treat Swaiitp Chart*,i with ro • 1
working tools and «k»< hin* rv. for
the pi'.rpore' of puffin*: tie. r* I
tv -.'v.*. * s. • t; < *
WILLIE PADGETT
HOMICIDE OCCURRED AT
SNIDERS LAST WEDN*
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.ESDAY AFTERNOON.
IN SELF DEFENSE
ljuvt lalms That l , at:i» , ll Had Gun
Drawn on H!m When H'* Nhot
to Save His own. Life.
Wilt.-- Lane
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nia tv of
Vn'jutL
n .» of
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Ur
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Ai:
b<H by
'•fair am
:V»t
/the
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ttOftlffta. i'' "
dealers asao^iaf »r.s. ?:•<■
in* every mean"., at' ih ■ r,
command to <ief.>atThUpu”-
poito--, of those \rlio wi ; h
outlaw the Ihi'jor • trn't'ic.
Therefore he it t 'olve.i
1. '.Thi%tlie Proxfon Tow u-
Vhip Sunday School As.-oeia-
Dor pf-*«ea Itself t.a record
•as heartily in favor of State
wide prohibitioft.
2. That this’ association
.condemns., hi unmeasured
terms the efforts of eorjfl'n
politicians to thwart tMe de-
. sire ♦" the reonip< .to ^x
yfr'ess their y >^HlTvC the bafltSt
ing through un-
iHijust methods to
preveplQ their doing so. by
fiavihg fV ,aw * ordering the
eleettoi} deV^ired uneon*t.Uy> „
* enl. and wtH wp call upon
e State Supreme roert t.o
robuktf ppeh me-hods I.'- r*'-*r
fttsine to grant thi ir.juhc- -
tion rnyed tor
3. Thi/ we C^l! unor. file
gnttdav sehoolv roti.nos^ng
this nsroflatop to aid in di--
geminntuig Inform ttion ?i-to
the evils of tTie liquor tr?i-
cate the voter’ on thi- mo-v
fih and tp.-endeiyor to O'lu-
intpbrtant matter >
♦hov may .east thi if. .h'adltr*-
in favor of'?»jite-wV<!i- ro-oh;-
hiiion on tl*e 11 th o' yep-
f ember
A That we-ciU
the voters t*i '
finest ion r ns th.'”’
ed ceti -if* v i < . , r.- ‘ t * T*
tbo .iiuffeHfitrs fc? i ■
morhi r f.’ol e" i' '• • w t.
can rot •the’... • 1 .* Vote
rirv diet, !• .
**. That th* v*., • v. y-o* :
he ru’d is! «<1 J. <i ■ r 1 .* Ur.
andJ^itTndsrd. a|*l -riso. ?
dpHominaHon-tl I Uu rr r.
the state. ’ N
W. TV StilHak. < hm’n.
x ?{ev. J. CV lit^oh.
D. M Orn. X ,
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i'o • ‘inrU..
iin'. t at tis*
t > ort'. c •
id it U (
. i,\ \cke.rn;. n ■ o: il.
■v rondv Tiu* volurdeer
.ve-*:were dbidc 5
iii.'-Js and iriKtruced te
places designated rear
ihe bourd.^rwVine of the incorpT.ra:
• 1 liniits ef </v> t ig. ville at N.’o’clm I
Tuef-dit-y -r^ornirg. E'apt. . .Moor-
npomised to he on hand and to lay
out the .vOrk of tin. three squads
\V K. \Viliis. president of the
f’olleton -County t o-operative A*so»
eiatiom ■presid’d over the meeting.
This/Idea was ofig*nated in the
tnir/ls . of. President Willis and
township chairmen. R. II. Will is-ami
J. D. Ai kernran. of Glover and She
ridan townships. ' President Willi 5
stated that this was only a begin
ning and he hoped as the association
grew to work every road it^ th**
county in fomilar manner ’Ho wil.
A soon ’’ vand* ivor organize other
_ I communities' in similar nuinn.T Thd
y. j fry to have them do sohu tthirg jT c
^ I •c^help Uit aiJeWe*.--——--
! UNION MEETING
FIRST DIVISION
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Will Re H* Id at 11. .'delicto Tkiptl-t
Cburih AuniKt
; n. • . t l -j • i-.n.e
•a ’ *# ’ Jg
•.*.• t ir. reay.ul a r<
t rv yric" <•!' Collot' u County sb
’opiiorlunity of Hearing Mr. Stov
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WH AT DID YOl DO?
~o
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l From thi; Vew Y »rl I 'ir*-/,,
Did vou give him a lift?• He’s a brether^of mar.
And bearing about all the-ii'.Vrdm lyr.t.i.
Did you give him a smHe? tie V ✓yfnvncasq and bine.
And the smile would hav*>.,.h?Jd<s,.? aim t*’ ha'tl * it throurh.
Did you give him your- hand siipiiu^ down hid
And the world, so I fano\ waf ir.^ Iiifn il'. *
,!>id you giWj him a -word? Did ;«» i show him the rord?
Or.did you ju«t let/fiim go *>n ni it hi - load.
t
Did you help hrfn rriong? lie’a a siurv like y.»»-
'nut tlu- erfisp of your band.m[.Tht ha famed bim'thrQ’ts
Did you'^q hint goo-J rhecr?. .I.a t a word and a mile ,
Wenrwhal he most needed tint lad : V «^-v i.ii!*-.
Do you know what he boye in tha burd'ui of < r*
That lb .every man’s Ipftd and that rympathy tdia-ms?
id you try to .find cut whr.t !- needed Jf ta you?
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.m rnia? i
in - August ; i
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K.
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(>r did yuu just leafe i to i .'.ttle it throu-'h:
/
Do rdu Know what it .rv»r."- tt*
S', hen a pftle, lift j*:s in ii .o
Do yotr knew what it n n-n
-♦V.’l.i > a man'r. bet .. :.l' at
f'fd ’-rr. r.ai: •’ a - r
e .♦ *
\nd t:. • g'.v-t'Ti; t-.arV i*”
W- • • i a. I ; *■< in of Hi; a •
v> loving
Mght r i
ui!
Did
fi.’o' r t’y Iielp
J
The third quarterly Sunday
school/convention for Rroxton town-
• hip was hpld Sunday at the^t’ar-
ter’s Ford church, and d-^sNiiald to
have been the best ever hetd^ for
Jjiis townshp. The program a* jHib-
Llished, was carried out to the let
ter. every speaker^ being present.
- The attendance of delegates arid v'
tot*’w as good, there* d>e** g at ieav:
r.ftft persons present Morning and
afternoon sesipous- were held, ansi
'he 1 'dinner, which was scrved-Mtn f
krourds. was a feature of the o^ea-
ion. ' . -J .. ' '
The exercises were presided over
hy President D. Mf V ; u«. P. >■
o-.Ufifi wa* elm ted teiupor^ry recr*
■ ary in the absence of th** regular
-ecrotary, E. W. Yarn, v.'ms.* moth
cr waa reported to be qtfi e i: . pi*
*nting hia attendance. IJ. A. Otm
laing.s led In the short dmoUpnal
* vercises. alter * w hich P. M. .Ifthin
yteltvered the Address of welcome,
, vhlch he said was an’ unneces-ary
consmuption of. time, as everybody
there knew they were always wel-
cdnie. The response to this was
made by Hon. J. Pofk. who feel
ingly expressed, the appreciation alt-
. felt at the sincerity of the welcom-
,eatend<?d.
Fn*f. Kisher Speaks. -
Prof. James F. • fUsiier deljyor?.!
an,able address on the subject: 4‘ T|,,?
Need of Trained Teachers in our
‘l S'UPiay, Scboolr. aua jllow ,to Ci*-t
« Them.” Mr. Kisher loglcaily and
clearly showee. the imposishility of
building up a Sunday school without
having trained teacher*, any more
than day school* could educate the
children of a community without
trained teachers. These could be
"ecured from the communities, for
lh *te are' always many men and
(Cootiued on page Three.)
1 Query—’T| i Right r « l
to-' wiifully Xcgle< t Tin •
Duty i.« Th. ir Makvv?”- vOpeitf d b;
P.ro'V. N Langdale. or hif alternate.
K; o. (iarrls. at 1 o’elo. k.
- Third Query—'"What Should be 'n
jsfinable Fjicuse for a Preacher
Vttewding the Union"Mdetiog?”
opene-A by llro. tl. VV. Way or hi*
alternatX^I.-aac Weeks. Saturday »t
11 o’f lof k
-Fourth Qu^rf- “What Should be
onr Attitude Toward Prohibition’’’
.opened by Uev. .! fXM. Flnvh or hi
alternate! Rev.. 1^, «.>c‘kerman. •*
1 i :!V o’f lof k.
i:• -slonary sermon XU b
or.aclie^ tiy Kev. J. S.. K. I iuih on
«urplay ai\’. 1 o”c-li'K-k.
W. r'-t'-v' verr nttuh that or a**-
* i *’i> k’oVj. Hevt J. M, • ra.
.-; u-.U* r o' to att nd t)
uuion. :-Vii • - ' a^tf*!.. v ritire/hc
- , to I • : ::,;* 5 !-.-. Ihx •'*' T 'Xih * l
i. - - t.o >•- /ff'm hi-
own again. '
.J ,n*t- vj Urq . Ifc t! ** v v *
To find what the grief i.-'a *!
•DAI- ydu'stop.-whcn he.-astn*T -.•• ■
e r* von o'lut v vmi 1 *■
Ob. 1 t.t i* whafyoo meant
Rat the t* t <rf your tnanhqml
Did you reach put a hand? Did
i the < h
that n * *
•V.uh •
•.y j. . *
h.C ti!'.!*
liidn’f
* l:r..|t i*
In v, it /1 '
• ) give
S'
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o. d. In fibre 1
jyrfi'Hl !,
trfiint’ to .* top till. they
road. *
liar!
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tl
.rd-titl a^ih- rx *
'■ e* f pl> iti*. r."
iv voad.* if
ith
rr.-l
otgun,
rente *L
red Lino
up«»n Lan«i
ES( A! ED CONVICT CAUCHT
Henry Kirvjf, At Larsre Several
Years Brought In Satmthy
Paul Herndon ami l.eitoy Hern
don brotiKht to Walt* rhoro S itur-
da>< morning an oscap'uj eonvicl,
Jlenry King, wlfo wa f/jnvlctei]
sevgraj years ago. of boucnbreablr
: ^nd larceny and stfhtnncfd tcy is
hcnt'iis on the rhatln p ng Xf'er
•erving 14 months of his sgnten'v
> escaped and has .be. a "At l^.r*; ’
»ver : inc**. A few .days ngo he . tm
out to the: home of .P Ctil le rndoa
in.if ask. d for a. tua'cdg * Mr. Il- r i
don stated Hint Hejhcil ? 'ooticioe .
look, and he IMouaVi that th re w .
om-thinp wrong/with him. so »-
questioned him irul heVoulti not yiv -
i satisfactory/accounting of his ac-
♦ lon:-. Rut "be was all/nvcd * • <i i
in peace, /i/iter Mr*. Il*n.do^.;
• <1 the wr^r > In rbr*f, ai d. a<‘*-y
havinc/liim, ho' liecidj 1 to g*>
nd bnrthe>i’ questlou'The er. . \
ooy’as King s-r. Mr. D.-r*
<*/min;f he hep-'Ti to run. ' r. ib-ry
on calT* <1 to Lel'ev Herndoti. -'hoi
.h worlrlag j'' bis D* r>’ I
I vl> rCupon th*- constable
i.ite tlu-ti turned find e.
I . ! ih the same gqp, why
iXd, killing I*. M*n tt/instantly. It
■•leh latcr tUsn*-.or** Vthnt Padg-itt'a
■-'’in wqri Unleadedf though he had
-ev.-ral mad 1 .shells In his ppekets.. .
MaglstntW iXyab sent Con stable
4! n. Ilier 1. :i>' v d Special Uonstablo
Postell Hi* X *V v serve the warrant.'
I pen nrrKing aXTadgett’s home,
Ron Hi./s went to>he house xvhllo
Dane /mowed Post .*11 Fliers a'path
in a Kay which would likHv ba used
by /gadgett in escaping fiSm tho
*-r constable. Th'-y-did • not\havo
ong to watt before Padgett caiius^*
xpeeled, with the above result
Aano was'not actiug ns constable.
M* wist rate I»r\m and lK>puty
Sheriff Dura f. Padgett^ - went to
*he rvene and hdd the inquest.- Dr.
W. B. AckermAn serving as physl-
ian. A verdict wns found *that
p deett .came to bis' death from
•unshot wounds f^or.i the hands of
Dr.no. Mr. Dune mme to Walter-
horo soon after the shooting, and
’•urr* nd»-r* d to the sheriff, when ho
wns. lodjfod i*i jail
m And nr tod in- r.urr.cn-*
o ;.n*i- ..ooe thp:
n-
-.t
: t
K /
air.i tq Mi' Vr /
you .-ay/f i.t A>— i
wii.vf Du/vo;-
oU Tfnd liXi the ro
('r did you jir>t lot him po Ir.'Tlih J*i
. y
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7 ‘ •
y/lc/d '
74vpy i»
Liar d fhq n> pro. ' ( .
King, admitted
• ;;*' *1 con* ii.t. ho
ri to Walter bo to nd
i Ho* i jf
**r.» that hC w ■
1 a . he was ' ’ l*;*:
. i d-got ilrutik. Il** * i
* fro hart in the mg .
Win n ixamln-d hv Mr lU;< d
I y.n c found to have--o "K* • ’ a’l.K”
on. and admitted to Mr HD*- k,-
that -he had tfei-Ti bn a ir.-p
ftff
n,
County Fair May Be Postponed
Till Second Week Ip November
•other county* "and escaped from that
a Do. but that he had forgotten whj.T.
county it was. ' . . '
EDLSTO RIVER BRIDLE
ii'^KDii D
For
rlDAD
Commit
WHITE HALL THIEF
Steals Jewelry and Other Ar-
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titles from Mr. Cannon. ,
The officers of the /Colleton .exhibits ready and be prepared for
County Fair Asapclation are cop-|their hart in school fitdd day. And
sider.ihg the ointter ormaancing tiiel-mother reason .for the change ’*1
■late rXthn fair t*»tk fall from tlif tiuit the first week In Ni.vitr.bf.- D/ior-
i 5 -./to the secont^v.cek in Nov* ni-!;1 -ays a hirsv w'eek for Imsit?*-
I*/. The dates selected Were from riii-n, aftifl' banks, and it is tlumy t
ov ‘ 2 to jV.. Tiie proposed date i thet by the xeeopd. week tiit-*** will
Authority Ciranted For the
Structure at Jacksonboro.
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d to
gut
'sinq:
forco
again’
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Id Sut-
C 0TTAGEV1LLE IS
GKEATLY PLEASED -
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Ilesuli** I oJio»>'ln. Work «*n Itiuul
ilighl toalil:ing. Vlueh Goyd
\\ TT ii;.-. I Seen Do«e
nrb Nov. !• 12 Ihclu-ive, It H thought^ a lel-yp m that more may attend *| n dire 81 !'*
that seme splendid exhibits from it'<’ fair. ' ’ 'liii ding Line »•'w
spit
the Staff .Fair may !«<> re< fired h>
hnviag thy dates a, week la'er, thus
■ How it.iv t'isne to gij the. exbib't
from Columbia to WalterbdVo, nrei
nstn’.le*! It. will- sIso give ram-
get' th ir
0
infif i ar in* !i*i?< tu;g
TUTdav tj’lt' rnooe' ■■ - -
XThe r-iiol workeW r-n the road 'o
\Vniterbyro spent mom of Tuesday
rJti th** • atisewav: t-1 Mlsino,. a Ml are*
coming *ovv;vrds Walterboro todey.
Tin Ja< kronbero road forces wl'.I
re;i< h Iron’s Cross roads today, and
?! f t Yn the Givhan's Ferry end will
get as f/r ns .loyt T ■ Jleeyes. »
Tow tmhlp'chairn^an B ID Willla,
if. conversation over the ’pnone
• bis morning stated that they felt
*!.« eo-operative road work in that
-eefion w as, a decide dsuCcea*. ^nd
th* feopb-'dowr, there were delight-
Uprn the favoYabie m, onv. er«'* ; • ^ “>*’ **>*«' :in ' 1 mn ™
,f Major Youngberg, Ft • i i n tmpfbv* ment being made
, *-u- -. (-.*i (he roads * He s/ys that, he
* ; 'iks puy lommuufty In the eonn-
♦ v ] n■ ne bed roads would do weJJ
fqr the rrh-Mils to
Another fadl ul cn.tnge ti
n.i-lo for this \e ,- >< the redjmtfon
'if the admissoii from f>u i-ent* to
*'. Cents. It is thought that' this
v--rl double the ntti-mlanfv '- t!iis
a ear. ’ • /
, . ''hnrlestot] counties
I* - h *Yt m
Walter Pesclci. colored., was
’edged In jail here Saturday by
Smith l-each. constable for Magis
trate H. F. Town's at C.reenPond.
Penciel is charged wjith entertng the
home of Harrison Cannon of White
Hall, this cbdnty. He secure^ jnuch
jewelry and lot her arti* l««. totalling
in value ID>®; nearly all of. fchter
has been recovered. Penciel enter
ed the home while the family wa*
away a^d only effictenj work of the
officers secured bU capture. He is
a young negro with a bad reputation
be having aerveU other * sentences
far criminal offencea.
MANY NEW MEN
READY TO VOTE
.• © ,
Many New 'Registration Ticket.
'J.'iii-il Da-l Wi.-ek At Sp4*cin|
. *\ Appointment**"
A. V. WILLIS AGAIN"
'IS MADE M AYOR i
States distriit enge'-r
ton. authority ha* i>* • i gran**.ii
County official ; to con.'?rtii t • dr -
(■ridpe acro.-s the Siotio Ufv f - *
('*■11 thiJlei' Tj ;*'
a* ' j4ck-7nbo’>.‘ j
i\ hop* <• |
ihos** imerestjed tha* ti;. bri-isg-
' com* n r ■ i i. y * t ,’imit *
•*e»y.ary delay., as the fit ? -t< p 1 -f
i 1*i on/taken in neonring 1 g*ot n
ta! authority for the worjc t
This bridge ly particularly m «•■!*»!
in order that free and onint '♦rupje *i
communication may be Ifiui bet’ • •
!‘‘harbston, Colleton and off'--
em’ilf'ii 'he exan.rde -c* by f’ot-
;•« ’iW. in' t!,ts road worker
STOOD < IT A DEL EXAM.
Ambitious Yrninjr Men TrIH
For \ alu:»ble Scholarship
fi;*s bret)
tiilisi l t'. ble in-
>t miration
IN-feats J. I,. .Iordan U*r >layor
City of rottagcvillc by \oie
/ of 51 to O
K couqiU's to iKe south, al.so the br'dg-, t r*st jr 'he < tladej
will be located on the nutin |>iE'a : i held-here last f-riuty & 0,1 •
of | way passing through the long d Foard of KRt'-r.’ion •’ v '‘ ‘
rleston countv ftom •!b*-1 r *‘* «*re present m ;take he ex-
■entuilly tht^road wilkUn jnatiofe ain.d each one* of them la
in the <*SlTOa Co-st 1 • r.ttlmmly inwa^ftig'the result of h»a
»1_| .w; .... i .'a nrlf*
The appointments of the board v»f
registration for Colleton county last
week proved very popular. 'There
were many new- certificates issued
ami manv more r*nWwWla. At the
dose qf t,be day, at Cottagevjlle the
records showejrl that there had beert'
Djuiied I2T new rertlflcateg In the
t'jrr'* dbys. knd between 700 and 800
renewal*. ' —.
Cottagevllle. Aug. 1C.- The.elec*
Hon fof'mayor and wardens of the
town, of* i'ottag'eville passed off
quietly Saturday. The only>*pposi-
tio’n was in the rare for mayor. Th**
Tncumbent-A. V Willis, was opposed
hy J. L. Jordan-: but.Mr. Willi*.won
hy a large' majontv. the vote . for
mayor being 34 to 9 in favor of Mr.
Willla. The warden* were re-plected
meter of Charleston county from*tb»-
north and eve
form a link
Dine Stale Highway, when th: *ys
'ten! of State highways will have
been formally • adopted bv legisla
tive enadment. whtcQ will probably
he done next winte- U Is now «p
to the authorities o f Charleston and
Colleton counties to nee th .f dfie
bridge is put n operation>af the
earliest date practcablr. it l« stated.
Svlthout opposition, polling the full
W. D. perry of Ashtoa. «raa a-'trength 6f, Jthe ballot. These _were
buslnesa vlaitor to Walterboro Tues- E. C. Reeve*. C. E. Durant, B. AI.
day.
Willla,’R. F. Isgett.
Errett IHoty and Geo. H, Hern*-
don sperit aev^raUdaya recently en
joying an automobile toOr of sev
eral places.. Among the points vis
ited were Rldgevil’.e, Eutkwville
and Charleston.
.Jy« work.
‘ Tho? * skho stood the’examination
w**-c Jas " f>. - Crosby. Smoaks.
Route 2: W E. Ackerman.-Cottage-•
vdtle; Henry Hucks Cr sbD Ruffin.
Route 2; .Peri? W GsTrls. Walter-
loro, KorV 7 3* Howell C. Jones,
V/alferbero: Burwcl! R.-Smith,. Cot-
tTgeville.'. •
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. J. A DiedcriHt.’ a’rsislhnt '*ashier
of the Farmcrs.and M^rchanF* B%nk,
return^tj ves*erdav from Pleadey*
sonvill*. N. r.. where be has bean ^
spending two weeks enjoying thn' w
cool atmosphere. / -7
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