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/ S / \ r / .{• Wcdu^day, December 29, 1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE VTVt N Items of Interest Garnered From the Wireless cn the. Streets of WaHerboro. / Members Golden Token. Tl|fi members of ti e church, as a token of thei.* urmcia* Ikn of f*. rerrtcefc'rendertsl church by 'the orjranist. Mrs. E. E. Joes*, who has faithfully played for church serrices. pot together and presented Mrs. Jones with a piece of golden coin. This Sunday, and pouch Mrs. Jones. Master JeSeri s , . Makes l<«rgr Sale.. Master R. M* Jefferies went to Orangeburg Monday for the purpose of auctioning off a large tract of land. This was the S^ek lands and considered among the valuable (arm ing lands of Orangeburg county, brought to.755.00 and was pur < based by John W. Blewer. o ' | ,ou,r years ago and was defeated by ; a small majority b* the incumbent, M.'i.iodist ‘ Berry Hudson, ^:ho will ^Ise make the race for re-election; SherUTs Sale* . - Made Monda) . There were three sheriff’s sabs Monday. That ot S. F. Cummings, was presented 1 a Kai n *t M. S. Lane, for .black?*nit!j -appreciated by .tool*, was purchased by Mr. Cu^» ' tilings for »1«; the tax sale of land* — ‘of estate of Team Stephens v.a« pur- , . |.chased by J. C. I^omackc for $705.00 ! The case of A. Bennett vr. I^aura S. Miley, 63 acies, was purchas'd t' ‘A. U. .B?nnett for fl.oOO. o-— /" ' • Xcgro Fight at flreen INumI. Friday afternoon .Magistrate Bryan received a frantic call from Green Boy* l'p For ^ Climbing' Tank. . ^ It; Quite a bit of. ex< iteir.ent v a-s r^i: - 1 ed Tuesday afterpo<in among tlr* small boys of the town v.lien r.vv was flashed around over the w|*v- less that a rumbor of tl rm h.'d h*". i arrested by i’hief Patterson f> climbing the new water tank, which *8 about 135 feet high. The yojth- .Pctsd to send aid at once to stop a fu * offenders -were cited to ap| ar small raoe riot in progress there. | lM * fore Mayor Ackerman Friday af- M agist rate Bryan scurried around ternoon for trial. The boy." claim ard secured a couple of automobile* th 41 they did not know there wa? with deputy Sheriff Padgett and gev-: o rt linancp against their «limbing tb«- eral others armed cap a pie, but tank wrhen they reached Green Pond the excitement had blown over. It ap pears that there was a little too much liquor and a negro fight, but Magistrate Towels was able to quell it befone help arrived. o—— W. Harley SaiuKiem Will Also Make Race. W. Harley Saunders was in WijI- terbor<f Monday, having comic down froth his farm at Bella to meet and mingle with the crowds, and inyi* dentally to let It be known*that he Is In the race thia year for Clerk of Court. Mr. Saunders made th^ race County lYnskin Board Meets. The members of the CoUnty Pen sion Board irfet Tuesday morning and proceeded to reorganize, by ' the election of A’. J. Fiabhurne a*s chair man. in place of the late J. W. Miley. who Shaved i n thia capacity tor many years. The other members of Ihe board ire A”. N. Jones and Ca»:. II. D. Padgett Dr. A'. B. Aykerm n lyas re-elected physician. Tlie iicaI meeting will ho held the first Mon day in February at which tim- the matter of pen<or.3 will bo gone Into. SOLONS WIU CONSIDER CHANGES FRCGRESSIVE LAWS OF LAST SESSION WILL BE STRENGTHENED GOV. WILL URGE STRICT ECONOMY -— i *... • v,. Retrenchment by Gmcv.il A««enihly, tVwiveiling January 11—To 1>H- Imiki* of 1,i«|U4»r St«K’k*. V * ♦ * * * # t ♦ ♦ > * * * * g f * RESOLUTIONS * * * * # « * t * * * : , :1 *# * * * # MARRIAGES 5*7 jjj jJj «iy •*. .v ,*, From The State. Next Tuesday the general assem bly of South Carolina will convene >.i hoo-iy and will remain in srpsion not less than 40 days. Three new faces will L' F^en in the house tird one in the senate. The prospects am fera special session. According to custom it is probable that there will be few,important nvv measures ena^tedbg the legislature, as this session is Die pi ologtijt' tf» the c;. mpaigns which will he ipirfljcd on throughout the state during the sum mer. , The sotdns will he called upon to strrngtben some of th° copst'uctr ive laws passed at the last kes&ian and also provide a means for dispos ing of the liquor left over by ih« v closing of the dlspensgries and to enact a statue invoking a' heavier penalty on the person selling liquor illicitly. While numerous detpands will be made upon the legislators to increase appropriations It is probable that a* policy of retrenchment will be pur. sued to the end that the levy can he reduced. In the house J. Terry Wood, of Greenville, will take the place* of Alan Hawkins, resigned; R. Burton Hicks, of Spartanburg, w ill substitute for W. G. Query, who Is a member of ihe South Carolina tax commtaaton; i R. B.- Reiser, of Sumter, will fHl tlic -vacancy of .Geoifir Dick. new Jus. A. Harrison. l r- JtesomtSUns of resp-ct. Hope Lodgoj Married, Friday. December :51s;. ‘ « i at the Bedon’s Baptist parsor.ape hv ,,,, „ . . Baptist parsor.ape >>'• , i Whe j Ma *. 13th. 1»15. our| Rp V j m. Craven. Miss Ilcufa i Rioted biother. Jas. A Harrison. Price and ^Ir. Uoberb Crosby. Quite ...a ca cd from the labor of an a few*of the friends of the coupL >v. ’! were preseht to wish them < A iw l n t ' niP,e ‘ n — 1—... . K«t«aom over which the G A. O. T. their niatrimonfaI voy a RP * , *»r sides, and whereas he' was a, ' ~ - and zenlous Mason, who. during n . ^ , „ , _ . Ilfr, «,KpllM t c fully the r.'Wtl' pHr.vipkl of friendship, morality A marriage which occaEloned some; dim r y election held in conn'b.f. r r.d b.-otherly love, thereby‘reflect- J^tprise \ias that of Miss Mollie Hr -1 • ;'! the r.*<nll eUltion of any : « Ir^ rred’t upon onr Institution. land to Charley Breland, wl.uh to w v' btr, of the cit> /on nij-sionerg. ' place at the Home of the bride S.in-1 Gov. Mnoning hit; iiui givefi postmaster at, Sumter. In th*' 5eua(.| Charlton-Durant will fiinhe vacancy caused by the death of 'Louis Ap- pelt^^nator front Clarendon county. | In^dditlyn to considering strlct;r* p:oh!bitloh laws the legislators will t h«* presented with a bill by Mr. Me* Ctillottch. of Grcehvlllw, in-regard ti ( the i hlld labor Ir.w.gtncreasing th 1 A" Timit to 1*. year?. An amend-’ ment to the act providing for th- j conim'ssion forth * of govr. nmerTt !• . certain iuunicit>;i!!tles v. ill be p sented "by Scffitur * Christeni. n Beaufort, '.ho peeks to have a p ’ HOUSES AND AND A*- A NUBER OF VACANTLOTS Ridgeville, S* C. Saturday, Jan. 8, at 11:30 A. M. 4S • ^ ."km Property Rnown as the Riggs Properly Located in the center of Prosperous and Fast Growing near the High SchooL ^ Terms [Very Easy Valuable Prizes will be given away. Sale rain or shine. Music by Live Wire Band. Sale conduct' ed by v • • • • /: • • \ Bros. & Thomas Bros. American Realty & Auctkm Company ' /' ■ ‘ * « ■ • t Greensboro,! N.i C. . day afternoon in the presence ' .'any few. relatives and fttendF. D. K. J ual information ron cyning hi meKsuge. He has, hov Benton, notary publi.. j>eifornied thi'jbeep. giving R^vtOus roiHideratVc;! ceremony. Loth the bride have ■numerous friends over t county who \.*U wish, them vcl! their married life. - l’t*ey-Higher. and yr. _m the. Question of r ural evedits. t jt 1 ';, 1 is not known what kind of lav -v /be propose.1. . He v^jll insist ujon continuance of the censtruVtiv< nil-; : icy pi vh.' Stale hospital for i!.< in ; ^ r-r.nc, whor' marked imnrov* r.' A marriage uf much interest, that j X'^mo^t Interesting r. of Mass Mavlyn l tsey. or Round. port8 wlII bf . that of ihp Sta( ,, i JJ8 ’ | » r ' iS R * h r V if ;, 'n f , 0 ' • of charities and corrections, cr a Round, but now of Richmond. *a.. . — .... was solemnized at Provide***.« church Sunday afternoon. Dec. -’6. at 2 o’clock. Re:. Ingram of«id it- ing. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.T>. Utsey. and one of Round's most popular young ’ ladies. The groom is a son of T. R. Rlsher, Sr., of Round*.-sind is a prosperous young busindks man of Richmond. last year. This board has done com mendable worl? for the wards of th*- State and it is thought that it will be liberally supported by the leg 1 - lature during the second year of It ’ existence. , . -<* H<t|V TO 1THK <X>U»i Th" re fore he it Resolved:- First, That in the death cif our brother, ''fasonry has lost a strong ..support, the community a good ditl- ‘ •’fen. the family a kind and indulgent husband and father. Second, That while we keenly feel the irreparable loss of our brother, we bow in submission to the will, of Him who doeth all things well. Third, That we extend to the be loved family our deepest sympathy. Vourth. That these resolutions be npfWd upon the minutes of our ’'’dee. printed and framed, one copy to be placed in the lodge, and one copy to be sent to the family of the *'censed brother, also one copy pub lished In the county paper. J. C. SMOAk. . J. T. GARRIS, j. B. MILEY. a* Committee. L K. P. Knight. Whereas, on the 15th of Noveni- tr*. 1H5, our beloved brother. E. P. Knight, was called from his la- h'-ws here to rest In the Eternal City where he can tee the exemplifica tion of all that our order stands fof. and A’hereas. ip his (tenth our order >-• lost a staunch and loyal friend and Ashby Farrow LOdge _a most -valued member and counsellor whose upright life and loyalty evef -cfleeted credit upon our order. ”, *-efore belt Resolved; First. That In the death of our Srother tile Knights of Pythias has ’o-.t n strong supporter; the common- ♦*- r v*liied and ’•espeeted citizen- fsmily a kind and indulgent fj,,*.*- ~H ’’Mfbaerl Second, That, while we keenly feel ‘be loss occasioned bv the death of 50 acreil j n township, was pur- te^fhe** «»i C'e ronotr be our brother, we how submissivetv to c hased by Baynard Behton for MW-1 \ oe thi orgaf.iz-’Ho-'. I Him who gives life and who takes Lillie ‘ R. Campbell vs. Jameu .. e-ogr-'m fpr t»'l- *i It —.v s-d whose every act is right. Goodwin, et. al.. 150 and 520 acre - wh . c p w iu ma ii^ r he’pf *1 Third, That we extend to the he-. Mar uttle Swamp, was purchased a, ere , tln , u fh „ teach* rs i* r. reeved family of the deceased broth- by E L . Goodwin for $1,340. j Kidney Medicine Dis- . solves Gravel Slones ! Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Hoot h;* ii ! -.vtll with hr heevuse it in\arial>l> piodue^s good results in Kidney Liv *-r and Bladder troiibl W* rold .. ■ loUar Imttle to one'of the inmates «», tur Soldier's Home gear here, ard after using it he brought in about ! «#ne dozen gravel stones as la.'g io a pea, Which he had * passed. He 'Ytates that he obtained wonderful C lLASSIFIjEfl ADVERTISING ” P ITKH—TvicnVj-M* eentu f«r c •< h ia*ertion of le*s thoa twenty- five u-omI*. One rent a word each insertion for twenty-flve" words, or mor**. C;vd; in advaii<e. / Avoid exposure and drafts. Hat right. Take Df. King’s New Discov- r, ' ,u ‘ r 0 "' ' h * The happy couple left Immediate- j t is prepared from Pine Tat;.| KRNEST • MK . . ly after the ceremony for their fu- healing balsams and mild laxative I i^iiajeii , ture home in Richmond. Their p r King's New Discovery kills and many friends wish them a long. 4ia> expels th* cold germs, soothes tiie j . ni .„_ r „ ,. h ,. brane. Search as you will, you er - »»**** ,hat thp Ml,m ,s ,,w ‘ ,U use of Swamf>-Root. Personally appeared liefore m • this 2Mh of July. Ernest A. py and prosperous llfw. MASTER’S HALES MONDAY IuumIh Sold Monday by Master Bring Very Small Price*. /», heal* the mucomv not find a better cough and <o‘d remedy. Its use over 45 yearf i guarantee of satlsfactoin. , Several tract* of land were sold Monday by acting Master. D. L-, Smith, the prices for moat of tht*ni lieing very low. Jhejp was^not bidding on these tracts, and little In terest t-'V'-n. Bank of Smo-’lc* t. Mary M. Padgett. >°l nt -Smeaks. was purchased by J. S. Padgett Agent, for. 1255. / W. D. Houck vs. Hen COUNTY TEACHERS TO MEET !-ub»tsme and In tart. DAVID BRYAN. Notary Pyhllr. I IS*. KilnH't Jt C«»..' y I iBinidiamtoa. N. V. I• County Superintendent, o r T5*l >" ♦ ion Strickland has r» rptCIfi thh sue of The Press and Rtandard • s meeting of the tedchers #>f » y countv to be held Ssturdav. ,li*" 1 * for the purpose . of orgrniz i.> ’•ounf” -“errhers’ rr^nctst'r**! E. Bento* 1 '.; rtrlck'snd I* anviou* that • • 1 ' \Vm d*. FOR SALE Prove Uli.nt Snamp-ltoot f or You T 7 Send toil cental 'o Dr. Kilrtie* *; Co., liirgiianitoii. N V.. for a !?;.•- pleVize txittl*-. It "ill convince nm- jon«. You "111 also receive :» hook>i of valuable infortcation -dling about 1 the kidneys and bladder. When » writing, he FUre and* meution Th- WaHerboro weekly Pnss and Stand ard. 'Regular fifty-rent and one-do’- j lur.aize bottles for sale a* al! dru*r stores. or our deenest sympathy, and wd t*—«e mev soften the pain and soothe the anguish of the separ- .d'-'n. Fourth, That A copy of these reso lutions be spreed upon the minutes >f our lodge and a page dedicated to Wm. A. White, assignee, w O’Quin and J. B. Risher. 27 •** - /•••' Heyward towaship. was purchased by J. C. Ix>macks. attorney, for $150. J. D. Warren, assignee, vs. Daniel P. Craven. 50 acres. «n / V*rdier township, - was parch.-*-' 4 *! by M. P. PROF. CAMPBELL KKSH;'- I MADE Bl<* HU L S.ITCKDAY r It will be with regret that l'l s . Maglstrsle Rr>u«i ami IS'tioty Shei iff friends wMl lesrn that Prpf J. memory of the deceased brother. * Howell, attorney, fo •*nd nublished in The South Carolina ■Pythian anif in The Prees and Stand ard. and a copy aultably engraved be rent the family. D. B. BLACK. ' D. L. SMITH. W. W. SMOAK. Committee. H.-W. Stack. Jr.. »/-. S A. M ' "nEdflle. 54 acres in' Vcrd ,rr ♦••wn- '-►•o. by M. P. Howell, attorney, for $«0- % 'Y' CAW) OF THANKS Claudiu* Ulmer. Claudius Ulmer, one of the best known citizens of the Tabor section. To Mv Many Friends of Pine Grove: * desire to take this means of thank mg* you for the kind remetn- brane^tef me on your annual thank*- rDlnr day. h*' - rendtr*- r>*> s r->-*<**-' B"ms Campbell ha* tendered K ’“ • '-wiatlrn aa principal of thC ^ ■>»*es ac.hool to gro hack Info th*> * rVlne busln**ak. He has sedi p **’ - posIttfA’ with the Mereh:'nts>- » *>*! Planter* Brnk at Bfnnaon ns (r ‘* , W. r**d evpActa to h*gln his new • j I leg there at once. His successor v d’ I hr chosen ki s day ^r two. an<i "i' 1 posstbTy take charge of thf sch*.*'* yfnwdsv. Mr.> ('amohHI Is «n encr- getlc and ibie young man. and po?»t* tar as c teacher. Padgett <*ct I Ard Can of Liquor. FOR SALE—Clark’s double cutting harrow. Comparatively new.—C. (’. Anderson. l-5-tf or 2t. FOB SALE OH KENT—A. ««-acre farm under heavy wke fence. 40 acres in cultivation; 1-2 mile from W’alterbOro. Apply to C. t’. An- *Ierson. 1-5-2*. ■P ' Ft IK SALE—One young black inure which ir, a good .. family hon Cheap. Also buggy and harne<*n. M>plv to I M. Flshburne. Walter- boro. 8. C. 12-2S-2I roll SALf5—Prime baled hay. any uimB.tify, at my place In Walter- l»oni. One cent a pound C-. M ; Grace.' 12 29-2f. FtiH SALE—Horse, wagon and bug- gv. cheap - B. G.'Hyrne, Walter- borp. S. C. 12 l,5-4t. FOR SAI,K—One moving picture machine In good condition al a r* u. onnble price. Apply to S. G. Pr4cc, WaHerboro, S C. l2-21i-2tp Foil SALE—One two-horse gasoline ••r.gii.e at a bargain. „ Practically new. in first-class condition. The Press and Standard. 22-15-tf. OR SALE—Vigorous large type Charleston Wnkefleld Cabbage • lants. 10# for 25c; 500 for 76c.: l.ooo for $1 26: lo.ooo for $10: ’•n.OOO for *15.90. F. O. B Hitter. Terms cuMi. Colleton Mercan tile A Mfg. Co . Hitter. S. C “ 10-10 3m LOST IX 1ST—Dec. 30, one revolver, 32- caliber. 4 Inch baruH, left hand Wheeler Smith and Weston, six shooter, between Drs. -Cre*-k church and Walterhoio TteWinl for same.—Con. Perry jt. IfiuDou, Ruffin, 8 C: 1-6-lt. FOR )RENT died.st' his home Sunday afternoon, of their magnifi^nt dinner, and oth- Mr. Ulmer was a go*Hl farmer and a '••'’cudId citizen. His remains were Interred Monday afternoon at Bethel cemetery. He ts survived by sev eral rons and daughters, ‘of whom two unmarried daughters lived dlth the defeated till the time w>f his -death. ■ *r kindnesses. Also a lady of th!s /♦*»wr to**”* rne-f K ! »*d. M'iy Cre-* FlnA friebds' enjoy the proe- perijy they richly deserve, through this and manr' other years is Hie wish of their slnn're friend.* MACK D- BENTON WaHerboro, Jan. 6, 1*1*. • • FIRST B4PTIST CHURt It ^Re*;. (’has. W. for***. I’- Hto- Preaching-service* Sunday moi i Ing ahd,evening.rft-11 #. m. and jp. ro.* Pmyer.meeting every W d wei^lar evening st $ o’cl*w)' S* day arhool every Sunday morning 10;#0 o’clock—N. I.. Morrell, rtu intendent. Beginning the new year by nroking a mid, Magistral'' J. K Bryan and Deputy Sheriff Lucas C. Padgett, wont Saturday morning to Mrs. Vir ginia Carson’* on Edisto rivt'L, srul ed with a •earch -Warru-ntAdn Icoi: for linuor Thoy. we’e wire tjiev could ftnd.it. hatWter searching th*- nrenifses very closely they failed •** unearth any, and were shout t'» iCvc tip the search, when they raw n pi* .of trash under * gram harbor. Pus fT log it to om 1 (tide., they (Bsreive - d. tin otl.trnk.’v.'hh-sn end. hrotcen out.! In till* "• > meted several dozen bo*- 1 M ties of Ceunr. whtcl* were taken and broug’; o Waiterboro. • Mp. Car- son wiP h* *un»nioned tehTiup ar for l^trial. ' Site i ('Kt<'ttd*«*i -tha. there wur t np liqnor on the preiiiiM **. and when • \ found, she •lomgrkpd I hut it mu*’ 'have U’4 u put Ih'rt, hy t;:'* boy*. FOR SALE—llor*e and one jrule • heap for cash or on time for go*'d collateral- C. D. C. AD^y. Round. 8. C.. l:-Stf TYPEWRITER* FOR .SALK—$100 Fox Typewriter in very good eon- iiition for sale at your cash pric«*. \pply at The Press and Sf.tod- a’rd. rf. WANTED ► OR KENT—Farm .1 1-2 miles front WaHerboro, I30t thirty acres cleared; good house and out-bnild- tnga: near schoolhealthy. Kent reasonable.—Apply to P. J. Lucas. Waiterboro, 8. C.. or D. P. Camp bell. St. George. 8 V. l-5-4tp. FOR KENT OR LKAHK-f->lean’« plantation on Ashepoo River, about 40IT acre* cleat(*d. 860 acre* pas ture; barns, stable*, gin houre; 14 tenant houses. Address W. G. Jeffords. Charlenton. S. 16 5 Broad St. , . 1-5-tf. FOR KENT'*—One five room cottage in WaHerboro.—Jan. E. Peurifoy. FOR HALE—Contracts for farm labor and for share* of crop. Oili er blanks.—The Pre** and Stand ard. If. FOR KENT—Elegant front up-Mafrs office.—'The Press and Standard. y FOB HALE—Brown Leghorn fowl.< • Pare bred at qrar time price* Ao ply to Mrs. J B. SsgUh. Smoak -. 8. C. <V X 4 1-5-3L FoR RENT—The best fWe hor e (arm in lower Bamberg county Situate on the railroad between Lodge and the thriving town of Khrhardt Will also sell th* right kind of a tenant' plenty of farm tpachlnery and provtafon* to run the place. The right man can ret a bargain just at thl* »tm«. Aire* bnve for ^ale eleven till 1-end of Jersey Red breed cows thl t now * pig,-. W. f). eennett. l^edge,' S. C. 11 AtJ . WANTED—By a good school teaqh- cr a rchool Can begin teaching immediately. Hold * first grade (erfiCScate, with several years ex- m Mence Apply "Teacher.” care p«vi t;r.d Stniulard. • 1-fi-ltp. A. 8. Yarn. oF Islandton. w»* *n WaHerboro Tuesday on a N>»*.ine*- trip, "nirle Sonny” is looking well and fare*, the New Year with a «on- fident smile, and s'belief that ion- '•tion* will be tnneb better before the end of the year. /