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V .* /x ’ / •. r r a|c X' t'i si;' “Where There’s a . WUI Tin-res „ Way.*' Waii 41 Hnv- tn»v %cc-Mt: n i :<Miay. IKm’t Wiiit f«*r To- ■MNTMW- KAKMKRS AND MERCHANTS BANK 4e sir 41 * * « >1: « /4* 1 . . m ■ ■ • * 6 <T\ i is i- * is j;: 4s * * > (-•niter •» Well as e*i-r> liu-U Man Suould liaVe a Rank Ar- <»peti*aa ar- roust I FARMERS AND MERCHANTS HANK » 4s * * is * « ,t)L37. ' /LTERBORO, S. C.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1915. MBER 61. COUEFON COUNTY FAIR IS ADVERTISED IN FOE COUNTIES ■&•**■** Highly Successful Trip Made to Let People of the ! Country Adjacent to Walterboro Know About Big Fair to Be Staged at Walterboro Next Month •a* • BOOSTERS GIVEN ROYAL WELCOME PEOPLE 1J1EET AND GREET PARTY WITH GREATEST . GOOD FELLOWSHIP PLEASED WITH TRIP - m . Every Member of Party Carrle.1 Away With Roy^|.Treatment Re- eeiveil All Ah*njj Route T!ie trip inad<'j3Thursday and Fri day of last week by boosters for the seventh antniai nieeting of the^’ol- leton County Fair, was one at the most successful and . iloliRhtiful trips that could have been made. The trip lay through^ some of the most prosperous territory of four counties —Colleton,. Dorchester. Orangeburg and Bamberg.', Thousands of people were seen and much advertising ■'matter* distributed by «*'-e booster•<, In addition to the very effective x 1 ing into contact kith »o *many per sons. People everywhere received the boosters with co£\*iai hospitality, and aside from the business sido of. the trip, (lie soclal'or er.tertainn ort j ' features wer> meet delightful.' Tb'-i . aUtptnobHes of the liarty »>ehavel r- markably well, thnre being onl. one puncture and one bad spark piuc during the two. days trip, which cd - vred more than ir.H nvvfc-. *Jur.- dreds of people promised to attend the fair, and everyone seemed most interested in the plans for th" en tertainment of the large crowds •suYe to he present. ■ . The only thing which'at all ma-- red )he pleasure of the Jrip was tn. 1 Illness of Dr. J. P. Herndon. • He ■ was.taken rather suddenly ill at BranchvIHe, but after a rest of.a few hours, he felt well d.nough to j r< - I eeed to Bamberg on the train, where he wits met by his brother, -w.- 1’. HerndorL^who is tr prominent me.- cltant oS that place.. Here hi* was givt-n nifwical attention, and eamg to Walierbofc Saturday afternoon by train. ' Not Mnn>'* \utomohile-.. - • The number, pv automobiles wu# gvceefUngJy small copsidering the great number ot cars now in the county. The party left Waltethorb with seven cars and were joined by one at Hendersonville, one at Hiotts. and two at Providence, making a total of 11 cars. Of these two drop ped out. J. .1. Heard could not affor: to leave the county as he was very bus\ collecting an exhibit for the .county at the State fair, and Dr. Herniion’s car was out at Branch- ville on. though it „did com'' on to Bamberg, but was Hate. Nine r#rs came’ into \Va**erbortJ exactly ,on schedule time Friday afternoon, the procession marching with band i.i front' from Taylor’s store to The Press and Standard office. ‘ Thone Who Made the* Trip. The cars, with their occupants **re as follows/the band sodc in th** first two cars. ' c 7 f ar No. T—W. J. Tayolr. K. I>. Lsmacks. Part of band. Far No.- —Bruce Hiers. Part of i'Bfnd. Far N’o. JL—W. W. Rmoak Dr H. ab»nc the route enjoved it in.mrnse- b, . ' ' The two most marked attention« paiH Hte party were the reception tendered by the' business tm-n ot Bamberg at the hall of the Carlisle Fitting School, and the dinner serv ed by the Smoaks people under the cedars of. the Smoaks school ground. Autos All Dccoralc-d. * The automobiles of the party were tastily decorated for thy drip. Presi dent Taylor having had pre-pared ad^- vertising streamers which were .at* tached t oearh*automobi!e, every car ha-.ing ’ sojuething diffc-rent and catchy, as well as attractive. Each car carried in front several small United Stat'-s flags; and was bril liant in festooning of different* col ors. It is needlesleto say that thev attracted attention as they swept through the country. , ^ ,■ (tff For H«-nclersonvllIc. 9 y The booster party assembled' on the Court House kpuare t»c > twe'’n T.Stv and 8.t*u o’clock Thursday morning and left at 8.15. The first stop was at the A Henderlkoiivi school, where' a shc>rt talk w as nude by Secretary ^moak.. w ho urged the sc heiol to take part in the fair- or. Educational clay and to jrmee an ex hibit as a school in the'agricultnral bhilding. County Superintendent of Education Strickland, who ^‘acc-om- patfied the pirtv thus far.* presided over the meeting and introduced Smoak. party left and 'paid an official visit to the school. Mis'- Doris Speights is principal of this school, Ix-ng ably assisted by Mrs. II. .V. Givens.\ Here- tne party join- eiJ by the car of Mr. Sweat. i. .ivina Hendersonville the run M Uitt. r was made or schedule time, ami here a slop \»f 5 minutes was made during which time advertising matter was distributed and the bard Vdayed a pice or two. Heaving Ulr- t‘ r. the^next stop was Xeylcs. which run was -ilso mrulc* on'schedule time without mishap of any kind <'oil a gov ill*- Reached. fVheevtnp w;r.‘. reached litlb- • ad of th* 1 time sclmdule 1-. but H; r goocf c rowel already as- see v !d« ' 'Oor as the partv -aniw up th* Votfa-Teville l*V;i school ,v n «- ;nar< !:rd 1 il and massed ne.,r I i* ■carv of’the p-rt .. An address of welcom*- v.a mad*- by \V E. -Wifli .. . ■ d't'spondcd fo }, v Secret? cv < nl.i.l TON’ CANDIDATE We desir* to-call your at- tention to the 'aupplemc-ut vh’.cfi is being run this week . wyt-k in The Press and btan- ciardi The/supplemenT con tains the ^photographs of thirty-five young' ladies of this state, w|jo art- being -\bl«*d for for Queen of the Harvest Jubilee, whiclrois to tie held in' Columbia during the State 'Fair. Among these candidates is. one from Coileton county. Miss Leonie Padett from Walterboro. w ho was. select ed to represent this county Miss Padgett will be recog nized by her friends as num ber Ik. The Press and Standard would urge every reader to clip the coupon which ap pears in the corner of the supplement, fill it in for n urn tier Ik mailing at once to Columbia according to in structions on the -..rote ‘ coupon. The Press and Standard has about the largest cir culation' of any , weekly newspaper in South Caro lina and if the readers of this paper will cast thc-ir votes for Miss Padgett there is no reason why Colleton county -should not have the honor of furnishing the 4|ueen for the fiarveft£ Jubi lee. Before putting down your paper, clip this coupon, fill it jn and mail it to the rmniuittee as this contest' close Saturday afternoon., ************ SIDNEY i COHEN SHOT TO DEATH BROHON TOWNSHIP ' ROAD MATTERS RIG ,W i OLvLMITfEE HEAM- (ji ARTERS BREAKS I P t OK XT OF VOTES \ HYDE IS ELECTED . , *" ~ " * ' ' • k Exbcutive Ciiminittee |>eclui-es Hytie Ehti.il \\;;|i Miipiritc «>l llfl"* \i»|cs t»\or Piotc'st Tl'.i :« have b»*en sottu-• vxiry *c .i- citlnv imps in Charleston during in,'< past v,*.* following the'i-leclion tor inayut and aldenm-n. _ The- election was held Tuesday with the militia under aims to quell .any ditto. 4 - ,anj banc*'. After the ejection it W HS 2 ETiTIOJ^FRC/.M HTIZENS OF TOWNSTIii* REtiARD- i\(« ROAJ> FI NDS FIGURES IIiuliwnc Cotiimlssbuu-i- Montv Mak-- Reply, tliving Figure--* n> t«» r E\jK-in!ilarc's, . ^ SALTERS JACKSON KILLED SATURDAY V., SHOT TO DEATH BY GUARD ZEIULER TO SAVE LIFE OF (a ARD GRJFFIN ARE GIVEN YffiRYING SEN SENTENCE Negro Was Half Tiimngh Ninety .» Days Sentenrc 1»r \ arhm-t Offences Committc-cl. UNION PROGRAM . FIRST DIVISION . r St-sic.il-. Will Ik- Held With Co*, taiceville HapH-t . uiirch tlu- Fiflli Sunday , thought safe to dismiss the militia, and on Friday at noon when the ex ecutive committee met to declare the result, of the. election, a riot broke out in which one man, Sidney J. Cohen. « reporter for The Even ing PoM was killed, and four others' woumi*>,l. • •Alt* r some eight hours of work Saturday, the city democratic execu- tixe <onimittee arrived at tabulation of vot.-s cast in-the primary of-Oc-- tobei lr. declaring Major Hyde nominated for mayor of t’harlesioh by a majority of 1*28- votes over an ‘ t aIso ^^aring the nonilnation- of candidates for \ld«*r- nien ajid - school commissioner-^ TWs canvass was arrived at after box ..- ward 10. had m-en throw out illegal, a petition for T ' count ot votes hv \fr c,.. , 3 * *. dlam , f j. an(1 rhr r 1 ...\J , ‘ hn(, »>een , 44 i 11 11 »i»her, had twent.-five - votes twtnt.v-two for vt *t «.• n * for Mr. Grace Ar* ^ and hr i. ■|^ N * oi votes, been considered, being counted] Ibe hall ' ,r **co committeemen i.n '• ">e meet mg aft. r b, " - "as throw n out ■ i ' r '* '■'“vaas. a-,*! hn’.i l* f |'»'-ing of tlu* led mn for ' h '' r bc* militia u-|. ,.ji. ^.b-H.lot ijoyes- board,,! hut ri ,^ l( ,<Ui ‘ r,i "ben hyhieg. Then. „ "b||, v f ( , r ,j /reets.- r ' " as no Prefer on ,Vi* The Union of the First Divtsio, the Colleton Baptist association me, i with Hi* Cotaageviile Oa c hiiv* ii on F’riday ,b*‘fo:e tfiv iiel*l Th, Sunday in October «t lo.:;o 0 -, i 0( j d'liv a . Ijic introductory seri/ifn \\ii| t, !*r,he'd by Rev. .1. s. Fitieii. The Missionary serhjor. b v Be* J . M. Craven 7 > 1 ^ u- rrhc ^ / r be coronef . / ' 1 Sat uni.n v -; on ^5. “«Pag f /. /.' o-t to. fiinj otir \ s lm '■ * p,!.: M'd Edward I;. AJcUonald. ar, ,J uc,<, Mi, mil ilia*-. j s stiii •; * B d .every effort mac]/ to pre-* ' further hlbodshed • *■ . The following pyfttion -from the citizens of Broxtoh township was re ceived by The Press and Standard from Hon. D. Jd. Y’arn. a member of the House of Representatives .'.•otn this county, aYid ^liown to Highway. Commissioner Moore, who hds sent in ;i communication in reply to .the petition, setting forttf the expendi tures and giving art"Act of the leg islature which requires the chain- gang to work on one particular road. The petitions and its sign.-- ttires, and Commissioner Moore’s re ply are published together irf this issue. Tlu- Petition. A* Whereas most of the roads of Broxton Township are in a very bad- condition, some of them not having had any pork ddne on them sine- old system of summoning out the roads was abolished t and. , Whereas, we pay our commutation tax and our Hill share of taxes lor the support of th*' rhaingang: and. Whereas, we'feel that .we have been discriminated against by the countv-supervisors in the working o, the road/TTith the A*halwang slt/e that sysfe-m has. been in operation: Thefefore. ‘ , we the, undersigned citizens of Broxton-Township Iverehy request and petition our present su pervisor that he not only give us the equivalent of our .commutation tax in work on our roads/hut that be also give us our shtyfe of "° rk the ehaHigan*. aecawlim* to law and justice. / . ., _ D M. Yarn. J W. Fender, II. S. Hiers." II. i\.- Ponds J. K. ' T Polk. J. W Yarn. S U- i°>k. " II. Caldwell. T. .1 Simmons* J. ‘ • Fisk. J. \V. .Wan*. II M. Y' oo,l. YY. I> IVrry. 11. IL Barrs. < . * Aval, H w. Connelly. C. E. Harrison. J. W. Bennott.. M. <’ T ’ ralix ' , J f r ‘Y lix I’tntds. U B. 1 oik. -J- ^ SafuwC YV. O. Jones. J H Vartv. M M. l\ey. P. <« Kearse. J, E. Yarn H. Pender. YY’. M. Oodlev Saturday afternoon it became pec- essapy^for YY’illie Zeigler.' a guard on Chaingang No. 1, now at work on the Sniders road, lo shoot, to hl9 death -Salters Jackson, who was in the : act of strikirr Guard Grady Griffin with an axe. -The jury of inquest' returned a verdict. / after hearing the testimony and 7 viewing the body that—‘•’Deceased Saltetr came to his death by ^ gunshot wound at the hands of Willie Zejgler, -,n officer of the law,, while In the discharge of his duty. „ The circumstances.of the .killing are as follows: Saturday afternoon is usually given the chaingang to i lean tiir round their ramp, sharpen tools and bathe. -'YY’hfle this work at' the camp was going on Guard Grtf- fi/ direct/d Jackson to do certain Avork, wdnch the convict dief. but niutteryhglv. When this particular v- ork/w hich was sweeping, w as com plete, I Mr. Griffin told Jackson to tu/n the grindstone while some axes yere being sharpened. YVith ,an oath Jackson went at this work, also asking if there were anything else. Mr. Griffin replied “Yes. there will be a beating In store lor you wheic Captain Buckner gets hack. . I am gping to have you whipped for shch insolence to me.” Jackson • then seised an axe. and a* Mr. Griffin was walking away., started towards him. Mr. Zeigler seeing'this .commanded another negro near to catch Jackaon. NatMM W. ,1 l.'Ml <>! a farmer sells oats *’ ' arn , E\ihani*t*> Waifon It. B McMillan. A. YV. Bishop. J E s, m Ic y F. P-: Sease F’olk. B. C Jones. R. YY .1 s. Jones. Jt.. F. K. Joi.es, J 1/-.*' lone*. H. A. Cummings. H N. Folk, 1 C .1. Folk. J. S. Jones. E. H Yar.,. 1* M Polk. Sr.. J. J n,i‘-r-. < < a ft < v r. J. S. McMillan. E. " .1 H Fender, B •‘‘ ,k - ^ Millan, I- A. lH ,r C_ T -G.-orge Davis* J YY l*<ers HeriHlor.. Peter O’Quin. C O Quin. J Rich.. C. M. Mears, E.' YY Win. F. Fampbell. 1 • Ih Me He ndon. YY.. H Hie s< bftdly of the county. The next stiq, a a* r .: Rotipd atlhe int*yse, of th'- road- \c» 4>ny v.;is | r, setit pt this place, sit there* v,;e- only a s>,ori -lay. and th*- party parfy proceeded to Hjott* -vyher,- there r. goodly number be th*- people of the < onun..inly. > Here stop of ,a Thw minutes the I’r.ope.- jj , in fo.train VY’ay the. Bev. ma,h* ind the hand piave<| s,-v»-ra| air.'. " Black./Sr., G. S. Arnett. D. H. Smith. J ^ Far No. •I.^'hvr. J. 1* Herndon. T!ie *ar of .B. G. Hiott was waiting here and accompanied the party. The next stop wax .* c. D. C. Adams, weh’re his car was in waiting to join the party, * ,\ short distance front here Tom Bislte'r and his sister. Mis* Victoria, joined the party in his • automobile. Ltinc It nt firw.cr*. ' 2 Passing*Fannadv/s no ■ stop vyas i made, the next objec tive point. be-1 ing Grover., where .lur'-heon wap j spread iindeivthe oaks ae| a pleasant! hour spent. A’ltumlier^ of Gr.overi folks were Present ^tul met.the pa.--| tv Farm Demonstration Agent Me-j Alhimey. of Iforehnster County met the party here and wiih a car decor/ at/'d vvith extra barrier* chrrjdeJIv .. President Taylor and alsp y/\th F,eprgf> Herndon.'J# A. Padgett. D. j sheaves of oafs and wheat, anij/other F-'.l,. Hiers. • - • county prndmts. J. J. Hoard. Johnni*- Oeorge. . | .Arrivin-c r» < f* .re/ . r*on of t.rfbTf's a halt 1 e. V > / ii.ad, Thkre Sa f iirtlay 4‘b n. m. —Whc-n is time (fit Parents to t- Their Children -in the Would have- Them Go.’ Ackerman. 1^ m. How is the Best* Wa one fo Study the Bible ri i)rd<* Cnderstand the Truth? iU<. M Finch'.* Sunday. 11.“'' a. m. Sermon nv Ifey. a. Craven. ‘ JOSEPH I.A.VG|»ALF. . / Eectvtarv W. F. T. 11 Shjiff, r and R. II. Wichman. . * lliers. , Far No. 5 Hafo'd. -.F^r No. 6. vrife. - ; '’Far'No ;; dsfi gliter „ C; *»' Vj. S. -H H. G A Berry. G. YY. '•Oi op p jL d „, ,, Far \b. B. y. Hiott., U'OH Mix dy Hiott. / .jar No. 1 >. (-. j). C. A/ii Ruth nisi. Car TV _ T . I Vie* HJ«br*r if ted a 4 c-se, an.A f into w i: ■ Sweat. E '> Pick, AMUSEMENTS FOR COUNTY FAIR / T ■' <bntrac-t/f losml With (.,,-at Ameri* / ' * , ' 4, c an sbovv*. to r urnislM* Aniiiv<>nif'nt*> ' '■ i „ ‘ The contract ii..s b,», p , ios-,• •n. vver,> (insip I.. , i ru _ pt' or geed ,H,i r.hi, I, Mr Yani’ho l a busliel and hushejs of KRLuni w .,.d ri>J . V| . V-n: received $1 ob ;.,. r l,„ s !i. | / Mi Yarn stated th- h.p! : d,i for'-"" '"’shelH of oats and had a rev „ i-a-re to dispose of be.-ides :avhig . j» nouyh for his own planting and teediiig until oats come in next year I He planted this year about 35 acres ,,l oats and sin,,- harvesting ih«-m he lias pastured -|„ head of img aim 1“ eafves in file oat field. : -Mr. Yarn is so pleased with Iws , sueee.ss of - this year's crop that re- will plant 75 acres next year. WISHES CORRECTION YlADE I*. A. NeUles Says He Dili Not t all Charley Smoak Off P. A. Nettlc'B, of the Shilph s,-c- | tioi,. /vas In YY’alterboro the* latter with the Gr at. American ShovVs of ,,r the week, and asked T\\A V ‘ i’!'’ , and Standard to correct an j’. ■ mpr, -Inn that had gotten out lhaf •vhich Morris Mflier ;s mt.ijager. -o furrisb the s|k>w*. ;nr the epproaeh ' The .. ..^.Hins au,d j iPSi’ ,JsLc^ : \r*u tl. /Hn her ap'd ’ v ■w* . I he .lent | If -j)* ing county fair. 'Rile Great A me.i Show? is' rated ar orig of thr- best', ;«rnf- t.-tre.- , ydi ike stree ts, vat <ort ■ .•.;iie plaviny file souih ad , r- <’i l- r'•>/ r. .- ,'i<-ir: Th'ir advan-e man .is due ' to> ; 1rt*d. proni c- < f .it lend .-.no- being • r-'ayh h< r*' on .Mondiy, OetMwir 2f<tli er-'d *'rc M.-g-* -n-iv ,*r of «T*1 .‘.i begin ar once mlv, nising n:*> I -\; ideeyioo/i" *: v -H e , r-r.ivai company .,t the fail , cention ‘ (j- f i' • f ixei I '■ r r-e.d tljat-thi.^ promote; of i -n*. j j»f'v»ih* " '"-il i.‘ ■. tne propjftajtUin* ,« - r.rVy^* ,j -.w m* 4 thr-* , ’i»Htv ' • jo jefefthis ‘-eoiHfiy ■ l .. * - i . ..-j.sa • • • 1 e ;• r,ro oh w be h.sW called Chari, a!*!,, rno6h'-be I Chat bw/tfiuoak of p was billed, and while in the negro ordered to catch hint Ihat If he touched hint he would kill him. This negro stooped t:.'k and Jack- son then turr. el to'wards Mr. Griffin with axe raised. Mr. Zdgler order ed him to stop, and when **ie negro did not he fired. The butiet entered from the r«-ar at .the left side, and went just below- the heart, ranging downward. Jackson fell and lived about fifteen ndnitter Capt. Buckner was immediately telefihoned far and came bringing Bishop. .1 i- flio cmiutv nhys|cian t Dr EsDorn, J. J McMillan. .G. wjie|tf when thev , reached the sene of the killing the norn had been dead for sometime.' , AVhib> the killing B- v'efr much d, Jed as being necessary to have'slaved the life of Guard Griffin.. Mr. Zeigler at once offered to surrender and placed hin:- sdf under the orders of Capt. Ruck* 'ner. l!e Is now oijt on bond. Jackson was convfcf-e.l and ,sen- tehced Sept fo •erve.PO days *gn three charges. He wa^ given thirty days each for --ssaiilt and battery, disorderly t-ondwt ’ ^nd obtaihlng goo,ls under false pret*-n; ; e«. He was givyp this s«*rttenee bv Magistrate Bryan. This is the first time the negro had. given any trouble, and Capt. Buckner states that he thinks th*- negro must have gone suddenly insan e " - c« .loner-. Polk I*. R. uin Va/n. M- Go •' an Fuller (apt. Yltnvre’s-Rn**'- I'dUqr Press afid Fiaiul iro Kift-My klve me t pa<e R. y<H-r . _ ; i Me columns in wbicl. «'* P‘ hM n - expenditures “f H™x:on twr- ' ' 1 - - j b 1 m/inth •. Ir-. PRESIDENT APPOINTS MRS. HAIG Ret-eive*. YptsdnttiH-nt ns Manage. .Woman’s Ruilding at Pair. ship, tor the past nine . r from January 1st to OeU 1«, 1 * ■ We wish this -privilege that our friends from Broxton may s-'-. a' well a« others, that their mono hr.- crossed the township lines. T'm lev y for roatls and bridi^-s and , coni in ii< '’1sm taxesa fm- Ibis purpose ./ ; . aoicmits to sixte« n liuntired dollars, j ' President Taylor bk *!es«gnated t$1 goo.no, as reported -^>11 r j Mrs. A. R. Haig as manager In ounty treasure rjjr JV^v-ar 1f*1 I. ! charge of-'the woman’s buff-ling at We wi h to s.-rtfurHier that t:.< the county fair. Mr/* Haig has Had chaingang Is opening and construct much experience of this nature and in e a road from Walterboro to Rice, the fair association — Indeed fortu- PaIeb. undur special act of our b-B - .mm- V ;:J i> r •v ’ v ' • ■ vrg. ‘ • . -.dfdne .'.hfn *f» rhoro. r 5| tut,I Tii. »fu:u.«hed by, fM* car-' , I rr-once of /the A\'.vUert5roI. Dr. H-rod-u, T .ken si«l. . t .- 1 '' , ,.r ,l«-..i, And moral bap* add o(| yrrv much, to tlv'f Rr -csvfU rs-vhferff T;. \ lor in * : rerpott .Vb 3K1 tabling de- Jf**?- of and there w is*’who v ;,s ;.' ii;;r a- pathfinder, it**’- -yio • ^will lie ‘'allowed oyi the -fair* a 'lamor for more hfusie. The ; the wroasTroad. a; 4 a run of -’bom’ grotii dp ,-.ither by the manager Tesrwina^u ..mi , the fair ns.social ion. or by the man;* g«r cf that *arnivr., ram pa it jr. \ i week. ? I • ■ . ff the a no th,it while in Jfils eot»fer*m : e i?i -f ii -'s killed Mr Nfitles ; ; til. I !. / 'i not /all Mr. Smoak off bur h:i' Mr. Smoak had ,all* ) hi 1 >11 : ' • ■ Mtt with" him .About a bu-i ro >ri after* , Fl.i Prc<ks and Strt.dare report,-; ■h' v rofe the storV’ : tp k if I i n reseived his irifo.-ttialion ' - frort, • u which h'- tliougiif Vve.",' : a.. H : ' ’ire. hut Hi cojffcctllMl b*., V.” Nit ties Js glad!' as t! jr ;,i r dpra not wish V» injur, any iy re/eronr r>a| i-o nt. 1 ature. The art under which tins work is being operated' Is as .*)• lows: 4 . - - . * "An Act to require Hie Ilighwav Commissioner of Coll, lotf'Countv ro Repair and Bnihl the Public Road L'-adlng from Walterboro to Rfcc Patch. In Colleton County Section 1. Pitlilic Road from Walterboro to Rice Patch R< naired J ‘—Highway Commissioner CI(»B: gang Road funds of Heyward, j Bell and Broxton Townshtpf, aporc . rjafe,! . persems’living on road • rontfihn’te -*Re it enaeicl r )v »fbi Grnej*;il Assembly of In, Slaw* n Souih Carolina. That Jhe n ghwe ('omnl- idper"of Colleton Cemti ; heretiv .authorized, din ctei : ■ ’ » *i'iire,t to tuiild and repair Hk- ; road leading fr '«) from YYaRerh ■ •*1.,, pf *• h... in ' Colleion c,.yi. that tfie said Highway: CruunR , r shall u:-*-’ the ehntn&j’Hg'for *:• repair and constrqct-on of «';td Mf' ' nate in securing her.consent to take charge of this building Mrs.. Haig lias designated the insf/iwinsr* ladles to assist her: Ylra. YY’ K. Fraser. Mrs. Emmie Wits«dl and Mrs.-.H. W. Black. Jr. These Indies will be pleased to receive any exhibit tr tended for their department., ero will take pleasure in seeing that it is properly displayed,,. — ^—r J-xfFav ■ f otton Ylarket. Cotton sold at YValterhoro today 11 7-8 to 12 2-8 cepts. ( Cotton seed at $4 • **'» p« r ton^ ‘ .. aid in *he construction of said j»ub- li,' road. * Sec, •>“. Work to J» gln at one . Tlte sufT? IHgliw.iv X •Mtntj-'ione. shall commence the -\v, rl: on said, public road a* soon a rt;" Rdc. at- tfr ^h,- p.Tssage ofM>is \A S< c. 3. Innuediatetv Flffcstlre. This Net shall bo ifito^effei t ir-medD ro id.^abd in addition two- hurrdre « ! ''P 0 '* Hs ^proval t v the Gov ernor dollars, Le. vd tlyr ,s hereby yjipniari-ife 1 fn m hoAd fund of Heyward township two hundred f $2df' “.p » dollar “ '* '■ r(X1 d fumi of Bell townsiiR, v . ' | T I. * I** ft I II 11 ’ I 811 I »* I l **8v» V ' *” / 441 hundred f$300 ) 1 ■* *’ * Hie road fund of Brdxtgn towns! -Rrov-M/t t-!u:t the' peojil an* nshio; a!,;-'- f^ponded with will wherever R would/pprmit. and the people " ( (Continued rn Ptvge 3.» 0*1 w For lack of space nexernl (ntcres*-j the said public road contrlbut*- in ana-] l n 8 ffHclea In type are left out thfsl labor or money a sum not less than Approved tIi" niroie' nth day or . Fi tiruary. A” f> l' ( l? You wiB readll- < - fr>m the fot- , lowipg that We h^*^ e\c'eede,« e, | overdrawn, the road and .bride- fund for this tm.n hln hv one thousand, sixty one * dollars r,*>u twenty-three cents ( f l.“K1.23>. hundred ($500.Obi dollars, M • 1 -• (Continued on Page 4.) /