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a •e^'^porter ramv jauntily
aown the aUe, myimg *»^th.n« in »
Inw Toiw t* cmyiMMlv m he paiwed.
to enne to them, ho mniled
•a<l m»<lf an o\tra bew,
“Kirst rail f»*r dinner, if
Awl
Indeed, »lto was charminx in her *up-
' their. f^l«UF-pa.--^ngifr*'
Itof - were The renter
attention hi the dininK-oar; ami uoi|her.
ppg on her vedding-finKor nor,their
t^^ahng and attitude towariU. 4ach
other ,W a** 1 ** 1 to confirpi..tl.e
general eoarietiaa. :
* Ha tried to’do all he eouM'to make it
for her, but he didn’t know ho*. <*
he never would have ordered riot
pudding with a eonfiilenre that .set
,heir own negro waiter grinmrgf froM
ear to ear.
She bit her red lipa and. iooknl but
of-the .window; but the"windoW. h*af k-
ened by night and quiekiilvered by
the enow, wae only a mirror .for a very
tovely and d utreared face
Indeed, alw'
tMMwd r«fc?*tbeir. f
riticisnw were exceedingly Tnvorable,
KTen the young imp whohadpronound»
oil them B. te<l G. with infantile
unreserve appeared to lie ini|in*>ned by
her fresh, young beauty! and an old
. jtiryman neroea the aiele Iteameil on
them at interyalu, and every lieam was
• .■* benediction.
As for them, embarrassment and.
depression were at first masked under
;t (Milite gayety; but the excitement
of the dratna gained on them: appear-
- ,rices were to be kept up in the rolea
of a comedy absolutely faired ujkhi
them and that brought exhilaration.
From, meqlal self-absolution they
ventured on mentally absolving each
other. Fate had done it! Their
consciences were free. Their situation
, yvas a challenge in itself.'and..to a* - 6i P l
it must"mean to conquer, ’ . *
' Stirring two lump*-of sucar ihto his
cup of coffee, be hiok^l up suddeidy
to find her gray eyes meeting his aeioes
the table. They smiUnl like •friend*. •
VQf. what.are you tfyflking?” she
asked. , •
“I was thinking that perhaps you
had forgiven’me,” he said,-hopefully.
\ “F have”—she frowned a little—“I
’ think I have.”--a .
“And—you do not think me a cow-
ard?” ^ . . /
“No,”.she said watching him, 1 : chin
propped on her linked fingers.
HdHaughed gratefully/' *: ,■
“A? * matter of cold fact ” he
observed, “If we had met anywhere in-
rywn—undfy. other .tursuni-Aances—
twrejs no reason that I earT>ec frhy
we shouldn’t- have liecome excellent ‘ t
friends.”
“No reason at all,-* she *ai*l thought-,
fully. /- .
“And that reniindt* me.” he went bn, v
dropping his voice and leaning across
the table, /I’m going to send l^ack a
telegram to my'siMer, and,! fahey you
may wish to semi ou«; to your wandering
‘.brother ” / , ‘
“I suppose I’d better.” she said.
"An involuntary shiver pas.-ed over her. j, y
“He’s prohatdy frantic,” she .added. "
•• “Probably.” he admitted
“My father and- mother are in
Europe,*V she ubsirveil.. ‘T hope my
brother hasn’t cabh-d theih *’
“1 think Are’S t'dtter get those tele- ■,
grams off,”, he said motioning the waiter
to bring the 'blanks and bud |M-n and
ink. •: „
They waite<L gazing jmnlitatively at
each other. JVwently hX*aid:
“I’d like to tell you wlfyt it is that
.sends me flying dotrn to h|<*rida in an
hour’s notice. I think some.explana
tion is due you—if it wnnidn l tn*re
you?” .
• /“Tell me.” she^aid. qui< tlv. *,
“Why, thim.-it’s that lM*adlong idiot
of a brother of mine ” he explainedi
‘He’s going to try to marry a girl
oahiw D‘
Kit
-- * .
iw. ~
“If a man die. shall he live sgAinr—Job *tv, 14.
* + ,
.AN questions all the silent stars;
He ponders, on the hollow skies.
Whose unreplying darkness bars
Tlte further vision of his eyes;,
Yet year on year the trusting earth
Bursts from its winter Winding sheet, /
And man secs not the wondrous With •
Of miracles beneath his feet.
When bare, brown Doughs blaze into green,
' When new life thrills the blade of grass,
We scan the stars and leave unseen . ,
Z 1 ’ The little mysteries we pass—
The marvel of the swelling bud,.
The wonder of the bursting bloom,
The blossom gems that thickly stud
The eround that once has befen their tomb.
, . ., -j — -. ■ * ^ #
Tire patient trees, unquestioning,
They live and die and live again,
As bomes the call of fall or spring— * ’ ,
They lack the hopes and fears of men.
No friiser-Kfe the blonsoms lead;
, They qppnd their perfumes in the breeze;
And he who knows of worth may read
The lessons wntten in the. trees.
\ .
•. % . «<
Man asks his answer of the night,
And may. not pierce the shrouding dark—^
The earth looks up against the light
That wakens grass, and bud, and bark.
The commori earth—4t has no cree
’ Save that spelled by each upturned cl
No faith save that of root and seed
And the blind patience of the sod. .
v
*■/ v •
’i
»-• ’%UW(S':irASCi."
llllllillllliWIlll ,lli. 1. Illlllliililll' 'I . 1' •
f \><
be ha* oqly known twenty four
a girl we never beard of. And I’m oq
my way to stop it!—the voting fool!—
and I'll *top it if | havp to drag him
homo by the heel*! Here’* the teio-
gram we got late thin aftrrnpon—a
regular lM*tnb*helb” He drew the yel
low bit of paper from his brewt-pocket
unfolded it. ami read
St. AuqimiTMC, Florida.
• -.'**1 am going..to marry to-
- mprrow the lovelie*t girl in the
I'nited Staten: Only met her *
yesterday., Ixive at first sight:
. t oil’ll all worship her! She’s
eighteen, a New-Yorker, and
her name is Marie Hethrrfbrd.
/fir’ ” ■
. He l<N>ke«l up angrily.* “What do
you think of that?” he demanded.
‘ Think?” she stammered -/’think?”
hiT hands helplessly, staring at him.
“Mane lletherford is my sistel 1 ?” she
said. ,
“Your-sister,” he rep<-ated, after
a long pause—“your *inter!”
• She pressed a white hand to her
forehead, clearing her eyes with a
gesture.
•‘Isn't ‘it too absurd!’ she said,
dreamily.•> “My sister sent us a tele
gram - like yours. Our parents are
abroad. So my lirother and I threw
some things into a trunk and—and
started! Oh. did you ever hear of
■ : thing like this?”
“\<^iT sister!” he repeated, dated
“My lirother. and your sister. Ami 1
am on my why to stop it; and you are '
on your way to stop if—”
She Inigan to laugh—not hvsterically
but it was not a natural laugh. ,
/And,” he went on, “I’ve lost another
sister in the shuffle, and you’ve Inst
aootherdirother in the shuffle, and now
there’s a double-shuffle danced by you"
K • and me—” * “ " . f ■
^Don’t. Don’tT?she said, faint from -
langlitef. - ;
• ^ “ Yes I will,” he said. “And I’ll Say
htore! I ll say that .Destiny is taking
bi*ive charge of inlr two families, ■'
and it would not surprise me if your
brother and my sister were driving
around New York together at this
mom. nt hsiking^or u*!’’ ‘ ‘ *
,^lh< ir laughti'r infected the whole
diiiing-ear; every waiter spickereil;
the enfant terrible grinrusl; the aged
minuter of Ifee (‘bureh of England
beamed a rapid fife of iHTietlietions on
them ^ s
Ibu ,they had forgotten everyliody
excep’l eaeh oilier, , , .
• lloi.u what.T hear and from what
1 kriAw |iersonally of your family,”
sin iid, “a seems to-me that^t hey
/w v. r wa<ie much time aitoul anything.’
“lie ;tre rat tor. in that way, v he
admitted. “I have Iwen in a hurry
from »to time you first mejl me—and
, yon see what my brother is. going to
•"do : . -
/V'AMg to do? Are you going to k»L
’ Jr-•• •„ . ^
,,1^1 l,,„•*>» Up Kteaalily at*
her anti \e returned tlii* gaze'as
• ih “Yes, \J»e said,'“I’m going to let
. • hii^'" And iPl trietl to stop him, I’d
/ ret my deiierts. 1 think ,T know my
^ brother Jim. And I fancy it would take,
•more than his brother to drag turn away
from ’ ybur sister.” Hq hesitated a
niomeiit. •''Is she like—like you?” „
“A year.>oiinger- - yes t We are alike.
.... And yotiosay that you are going
to lei him “marry her?”
“Yes if \ou don’t mind."
“/The elialleiifte was in his eyes, and
’ she aeeefjtV;d it
“Is your brottof Juli like you?”
“A year youpfpT—^-es. - • May he
marry her?”/^ /
jjlhe strove to speak easily; but, -to
> her eonsZrnaiion kh«‘ choked, and the
bright /color dyed her face from neck
NO. 27.
!Y IMPORTANT
EASORES PASSED
ILATIVE SESSION WAS
IITFIX OF CON-
STRITTIVE ACTS
RLY 400
SHAFFER WILL
. ERECT STORE
MODERN BUILDING WILL
OCCUPY SITE OF TERRY
& SHAFFER STORE
*he Prouraui Adopted—
r*a ite< oinniemlnthmw Pre-
raik<d In Maay'Daaea..
ibia, Fnb. 2l.—Members of
era! Assembly departed for
niea on the early train yes-
By tioon Jew were .left in
‘.a! city.-and the incidents of
At session were fast becoming
*• of memory. ' Many* of the
rs left Satur/ay afternoon
to dosing hours of the ses-
f been reached. . -
•cent session of the Legists 1
■ one of marked enthusiasm
rprise. Many who have fol-
rtunes of general assemblies
a long period of' years char-
the one just .-dosed as ex-
iry replete with earnestness
stfy. ^ .Mute testimony is
tp these qualities in the
of- bills prepared and eon-
nd the volume of legislation
Nearly 400 acts 'were rat 1
1 approximately 100 —
TOWN LANDMARK
• i * %
Old store «o Ik* KcnHWed—Was
ituilt 1K»»; Replaring One , '
llttraetl Ih Great Fire.'
—— $
The song of thenammer will again -
sopu be heard in Walterboro. and-
the smeN of brick and motar wUl
perjpeate the air..- This time It u^lUi .*
to the erection of a brick store
room for the old and well known
firm of. Terry ft Shaffer, and the re^
moval thereby of one of the land
marks of the town. For , several
years E. T. H. Shaffer, the pro-
prietor of Terry ft Shaffer, haa been
buildings, occupied by. Beech Bros,,
on hhr Main street property, and the
building occupied by Boadi Bros.,
aspiraT
ih
tu
u
V
M«t-
/
year the Board will appoint a local
conitnlttee of . visitors in (tplleton
county. J-* ' *.
“One of the -thing* the Bd&rd -i*.
striving, to do Is to awaken interest
In each county In the management of
Its penal nndsdiaritabie institutions,”
Mr. OMphnnt explained. “The’Bpdrd
asks Ns local committees to. interest
fhemselres in these institutions and
then interest other people in them.
The’Board feels that once the public
Is informed It mpy expect rapid im-.
provonv*m tn 'the;conditions whbfhi /me on hjs farm near Grover,
surround; the crfntinal and pauper ‘ ‘ ' '*
classes;” . ,
Mr hfiphant said that ‘the road
..fiion] Walterboro to thy chain-pane
Catftn ^va 5 ! one of the l»ysi he
s-en in the Jow country.
had
i u<fts«-M oil tuts clip./, i lie ciiei-R in
question VfA given Dr. Ixive by the
Southern Hallway In settlement of
a claim he had against the railroad
company fhi* Injuries sustained In
falling through ,a hole In the depot
at Summerville.
Dr. Love lives near the river In
Dorchester county. Hjs . poptdfflee
is Grover, and he has a tract of land
there on which he keeps cattle and
hjops. turkeys, etc. His family re
sides. near Asheville. N. C\. hut Dr.
Love spends a good portion of:his
He
z
K. Fk*aeh, P. M. Buckner, I. D- Cnos-
by. W R. McTeer, VV. J. Jont‘8 W.
Rv Hiers. L. W. Linder, T. R. Rish-
er. J). E. Appleby. J. R;.Ritter. W.
B. EasterJtn^J. O. Arkerman.
/
V. tj INGHAM*: \NNOt NTES
'fit about 65 year* of tige. end is hale
end heanty. having grey hair and a
grev niUStactje. He would welgli
150 pounds'apparently. He y av In
Walterboro* Monday to got some
‘horse ri/iictne”, from thy/cypress
•^office. ! t ‘ is /pld ifhnt he i- wdll
| bhc<j by rll know him. and is
1 regarded as a nu»n,'0//tri<t Hpnesty
■ Fir*! t'anUdate lo Why Hat Into fling land integrify. and J/ose. v. ho know
, , . In County t'ampaign. 1 * ir> give po rreder/oJo th« idfft that
• a* * /ie had anvYhinc/fo do\wifh''-the rop '
The first candidate f’q announce (\ yry o/ the hguk.
bi« candidai y in the columns of Tit'* ! H i rot ykn/>.wn AT the baaK of-
Pn v< an5 Standard is Coltimbos X. vflcfals are g'«^t’e of the statyj/ont Of
his ! Dr Lore> but tho story ahax^can b-
bv h • r'c/'Tomyf >* H' ‘rtf'n
* * ❖ * Jjs * -|{! * « a 4C A *
* MARRIAGES *
* J Z•
*’* * ? « « * * * * * > « » *
RishenyCinrrbi.
Eotjud’, Feb. 22.-/A pretty home
bedding occurred tore at boon tocJ. v
a! the home of Mr. and Mrs/T. H.’
.rUsher. .whenZlirelF. daughter. Mlstj * growth and betterment of t>!<
f on Pag* 10)
X
PltKKHYTKItlAN t ill KCH .
There will to no services at the
Presbyterian .church next Sunday
morning. Evening services at'T.SO’;
Supday school at 4:3<f. H. L. Frasef,
superintendent. A cordial Invitation
to all to attend. .
* $ •* tij * # ❖ <: ^
» ■ ' ’
* ’ * AN APPEAL
* ■ ■ —— ,
r- Su|F|iort tit*.* <'lurutatiqu.'O '
Having in niitfll only tie
❖ ❖ >:
»:■
'Lang’dhle, whore errd arpf*ar« in this
tssiv* a/n candidate for coroner.
Mr/~Langdale la 4etl knowft. to.jho |of ttol eflmutv and trlnytlouht’e^s be
peor’l<».of the coqnty. /He !*• at' tv
the
Fpt service qot jhc term of jhe late
Jd D Ru ha nan. wio died shortly aT-
c ter his. eicction to thi; office tr
yee’rs /go. Mr v l.aocdafe h *^ cl < •>
at ten tier, to fh® affairs qf this xS e.J
ip,rt business likp way and his
, ' frb nd« p-diet a successful .race. .for.
this office, ' Vy i
T* 7*
I*.
n*,/ -/gated by* the lutnk officials.
< \UI* OF THASK/
f Goes to Richtnopd -
Argue Appeal
O/ -• ...•■.
I/’in* v \V R GniJ;»r; !-.d ou
Jessie, tocamff the'bride Mil
Ion W. Gayfis.— The wedding y.as a
quiet home'aftalr, •♦nd • there* wrt
present ou’y a few rvlhtiveg. ami
jl tffedds dT ihe“TnmUies. Rev. G. ‘b.
fWam,.the pfljktor.of the biide. per/ 1 a
toi med the ceremony. * •}...
Mr. iw»«|’ v Mt». Garris left aft. ••
dinner which . was t end ere 1 t: ■. > ;■>
•gm>*ts fop htfi fatherhi home r; ; , •
liVilliams, where* they will spend <
while .before goiuu to h!r home, /i
Jmksonvttle. Kla., where .Mr: G.i/r
holds a position as junior engincf r 7
with llifi raited S'r.ten govereir >n
He is/ unn of Mr. and ;tf-. .1
•Gal ris 1 , 1 and a, gradu.ite. of Tj::* Cii r* '*:«•
de|. tu*id - is. r yoqrc i*- ■■ .<
mapy‘’P’'*omn 1 i%hmf*nIs -rn't < «• ;
s^rvedly v-w popular htuon? v v* *
circle'of fri.-htM. The l, ; . ;
of tho y,:h;e ^nlrnuilty go A iM* ?j
>oung cortrde to their iv v.
town of YVfiU- ’ tore, the tduh :
. ig.ncd,, Ins vf, i oujid't to tv* sol •:••.•*
ith a $.'■/() .oliHgi.Jlon .ro.r tie
l<iirpd!?e of l ringing to Wait-i
• boro that great constrtu/iye
'lorcet the Flyiu»aifqti,f.‘ \Ve ri’e
-truly deBjroiL pf bfiMing a lii.f-A 1 , rortutpoy to 1 *
t* r town .in i very respect apVl » *"“besf^xkith th*
Into
pes and
satellites, struggling
>n, and with Fach ftyfag
measure, the patriotic aff-
J ld the glory of his native
tartlng and the people de-
' red(*eming legislation. „
i many bills were shuffled
>ers to to carted to the
'leap, the recent session of
lature produced an abnor-
me of positive legislation,
il’tude of this must to seen
>ect to appreciate properly.
T nprtion of. acts were* based
•bad 'principle of th<* nee<l i
asses and. afe in harmony
politics advocated in the
jressive Stal
•Bare and
it he head of HM\list'?ynd*
•Hough child labor/ bill,
le age limit for the'' »m-
of children In factories,
extile plants from 12 tp'H
his Is to become effective
1917. One of the strong-
d for the passage of the
the decisive action of Ahe
ongress, to na*s\the Keat-
>f similar Import, for the
t large. / \
.* measure long
I this session, w
** . i of the Torrens systepi of
registration. By this plan
title to real Mtate is
tablished and recordeil. the neoessi ,
$f exhaustive "research is precluded
and the paring of ' Urge attorney
fees effected. /, * j ,
The third act, whfc'h Is hilt the en r
tering wedge of a tremendous ad^
vatice soon.to follow In a similar di
rection, U th« appropriation lo en-
eoirrqge th*» teaching of agriculture
in the public Schooto The appro
priation bill cafrted $5,900 for Ibi*
purpose, which Is to be distribute^
-~l:.mong ^cJiooU,.which attempt to help,
**themselves. As .much as $7*50.ip to
to provided by.the'Ptlte wh«m a*
many a* threl* Schools In any county
cngvolhlate in .plans for t be intro
duction of agricultural train mg and
iai‘-c fojtotively §TTdi.
Three dififerenf ’ j sop .!•■ q» re
made t6 erlf hlfsb; a T-'i- tn of rue A
ercaH'. Flnte-\idp in f< op** Th
fhe sliLJ.wO irirhl t*'. thprer " v ,> •
dv*-s:lgRted rs'td .fh* ; . pi. .• ri,* * > •
r~ ticqugB^t i!« « •
i.rop'is:/.. n rj:* !
II
,• it
\
advocated,
sas tlje In-
X-
to
4f\e»pea! /Un;< :/.= o: growth
tuau the spirli.T'C cn-opere!icn
forte red fcy sneb.a. tn-voMenf. ‘
Thin mppr*;;;!- ’S Eg;:% t'j*'tb**
loj’at t/fttons o* th" !o .-.r. to
ly to og?; 2 . i-nc. , vVe^aj*
•to.irtptj all of tJ.'e tronb’“ ov
dint tijfKti---mt V'n »■• >/and (Jo-
*
*
Efslibut ne. and Jos. Iff!
factors end those
dooyes leftrf
ne/hiy afternoon for •* RU hmondf
t Y;i.. to h» *\it«. ! ef!t, «o argue .Bn ap-
* ltH/N< IIVILM^ MSlttms
• .* comt lv.*' Jibibing-Z v fir' # edit*ejjmmission J/ryekt I. tot
rallying ih tfii pZpO' t ^ ' ” v - ' t/'o. 4.*!.* • * • rs if •“a • * ;
itich will iitwro /;or • to h* t !• ou«*•. . • ■ .
f* \ fvool for tfr. /•' I./ ? *’ ••
. w;** afro ».ientH/f> * Th.* ■« honl ' d!
j. * fa reality h’»v. *. no tangible <'\.>vnr‘
.■Z ••nff| r*;>c.r*r ..■tid'd': otjipi^'-d*'/ •
m had e':> 5 siatjfto; • i/ricn/b#, .k- : • 1
a. <( regent s’ of ».h<* *‘1' J.
4^ the In sane lin'd the to;«rd of < 'V)'
vv Z7I Ydm fior Pfm ^f.r benr/
j,\ The 'narcbottse • "vPjecj ,*vts 4
* tVjed. ’if. oil/* t
.• rtf »1* ■ provision m;id* ;for'ir-t
vr lopnigatf . A/jNcvtoii ion.
Tax Sy>trc!i B'lttro- -cd.
lb T. H. Shaffer, “Proprietor
TERRY ft HHAFFKR.
thy H. W. (’dhen store, the Walter-
Jboro Drug Co., Black & Hardin,
Menttsts, and the Jewelry store for
merly oceiipied by thre S. Finn Jew-
elrj- (’.o., all have toeir built, by him..
The propose<l structure will be mpre
pretentioul! than any of these* and
.will take the place of the store nor ,
occupied by Terry ft Shaffer,' and
will complete a solid block of brick
stores on that side of Main street.v
The removal of the Terry ft Shat
ter utore will “remove one of the
landamyks of the town. An old
plAt of Walterboro shohrs this as tu
old Indian trading shop, rhlvh later ,
was occupied by Warner and than
by J. K. Terry, who had associated
with him his son-in-law.,A. C, Shaf-'
fer. the father of the present ownei*.
This was forty years ago. and the
\firm bought oat the Warner store,
which had beeq conducted for a num
ber of yruirs previous to tfyls time.
The nA»'dftTm roftdncfed a store In 1
this bnildina till 1X84, wbep In the
great fire which swept away the. np-
l»er portion of Wnlterborp the'store
wa* burmul. ,lt was immediately
rebuilt, and the More then built has..'
b-*en* add.-’d to from time lo time a «.
»Me demands of fjie business r*»-
oifired.
E, T. H.’Shaffer, the present qw~-
er of, th** btoiness, .feels that a moo-
ern building is now demanded., lie
J pYonmes to *■«“*» a,hrlf;k store, with
g!.i • frqnf.'' itordered with
1 • ‘ irbib; end pt»-« d tob k fr,ont, to
• ;, *\ v.* fi ■ • • •• I. • bfiildinr will
-• •uty ii • ^ tin* ffefir* njnee Inf ,
. rtor- i,nd furnish rbotu for »U
• v/’Hoa < ' artpu i t n - i h" firm «-
- of 1/ r- •’; tm-v of T fs‘buHding
• Vl 1 .1 hqfjfous* laJii s .rest*
.. ’• 1 \ • 'll' by equinp.'il for the
>•■ • < "• .■ o' - I;.'ly.Zhogp !•■•.*•
•'■ Mr S H './y;. ?•<•* may
' ■ be; Ittor ac«»i»V : ';d hy n IPiiinesV
• rb d. /Zi;r' » b. r»* ,*ti IVeltyrhom
■thrp g"P’ :• , J K. Terrv.
Sdr; Ibr-. ; ? r SV.'affetv his .
lie feels In ‘
• Vh* it V proper fe>
’ I
- ■ p* ...4
of tr .e
"In
Xi-I
Tb4 c-»-a of «
who took* part/Zin the .play /ptd i pcalTh the-caw.of Miss Eunite Glov-
Ma|d* tTdiU'/yagl re to thank/tbe j er et al. fs .P. H. Bradley, et r.l. to
|*eoph» of Wallprhoro rnd-. Cot- tiie ‘Vnited States. CouiJ of Appr ala.
' tagovHle fos> their patrti»«ge ac- | v:is case v ill conm up oh Thittv-daf*
cord/hr.their efforts and for many/ It. Vitl be recalled that thik is ff suit
•> J.. H.'-HHm,Utoh. ?>!»
Pfrik of BranehviH
vfte-r.fcslflent of tb**
J
ins t «ill
k ft,*>: you b’*” fi.-k'.fs ftj
; mirr»*U r Rr<! f. rnily. . V. c Ii !V<- ■ •
ttrbd ap sidpinabl*' fm»grir)i. •-*
•*e that v/! app'.-al to :y C
* udy, and .w»* 'rfn ;' ■»•- »'•-•; yo 1 V
v ■ ; hy • loip'w t
s’o ! ‘'h|y d» *• ryce-
Iclret- •f-;i Ilf f„fcnr.< V •,(•
V'. To
pc
n
J?' n "I
’ ' t • o,\'
VcouIfmffe* shown, and they cspeclal-
Zt Jnank Pr’pf Farpenter for his
•Inging which added so much to the
performance*. ~
^B. R. Rennett. of Holly Hill, and
; one of the v leading* business men in
•ha’t section of the State. Was In WaJ-
terboro Vesterday. haring come ever
from Lodge, where he went on a has*
lotos trip. *
to if*f over i>o*.«CHsion of certain lands
In the !ow country, about Ti.hftO'
aert^ tolng Involved. Judge FmltM
of the V. S. CTfvPIt Court heard the
case and decided in favor of the. de
fendant*. and the ^erring to be held,
in Richmond tomorrow is on an ap
pear from' that’ decision. Messrs.
Gruber and Flshburne represent* th*
■
rc-sidenf of. tly • • filch. It
, !. II. •kait/$ •* Seajmn ’1
vHe-irfcsitlent of th" : ”.,?'* Ii.ink, Dr- -X tor only Sl.r.Osfcr rdul/’Ztiri •:••
If:‘X. /linns, h.viiromtnent denti^ ar' Z/ti: and $l.«j»n toV* cbM.trcnV »
the to r. Grover •Ejlvtuds,' y* t\keta. Won’t-- yon i.-Ip us?. #
drov'-thc cr/, ai>T h. Idr.der,. of ; / Tickets can/be «•-<•! ured from
Sriortks, were In W; !t< ii fpo I'rid ✓, j .# any of the undersigned oZ’the *■
hrV'ltig eofue ovc- to •’tt’rd a i/f r-
ctfeA before M%~fer Jcfff*!ldr r . tij
Iqnd yase In which a trtYiM of lah.l
n«*nr Rhioaks was, Involved * After
the hearing they returned to Brahrli-
viHei . - ’ ’
I Wrlcff oppo 'itiert v mti •. «• !
agym/d the. Ftato-'tax .
ig it‘*d v fh |1 pr "tir ukT qIj'}.. * /
•f r - equalizing prtjfFcrt'y, vaiy. / /'
Blatf. In^fei'd of < • ipp'ing thcZ'
ns Psion, it- oi>’ rat ipr> v v, as *t/ jig,;’*-
. u< 1 by the crextqjn of a* board of
iiml from /Z/ Vicw. ■fzorsiwii.g of one memhel
/'
'rrnr.-y right ,
IN,' '<* • V. fb.Vp |f v.-es,
that itoiov- put
» iH.MlWt* t‘t
for ‘ tovn ’’i
ri jer;!!
• lue • ad*
■ and In-
fi*
f nd ■ cr.
:rjv In
tertr! g a Aay tlie old
't'ng the new will
»" ! •*•'•' .rh 4 k Ijiy rp 'he. TJ^It
1 ‘■•"’Z/*'‘ nn^nn. 1 *"!*' n hi", aije. phd
Z'll dra/htJc.-A' I '-cfn. at th«
• f i '01 of this sale.
Aj*
plaintiffs, Mr. poorer
ants.
«r
*■
ith O, Jones and T. J. Rimmors.
^ , of Ashton, were pyiong those who
the defend- had business in Walterboro yewter-
dny. *0
.>*
* young ladle: nominated In the *
* ‘oiitesf. . *
-> F. S. Long,* Riddick Ackerman. *•
* M. D/ C. H. EsDoro, .M. D.. V. »
* H. Kocer, E. E. Jones. L. II.. •*
* Houck. W. J. Taylor, Mav *
'* Jacpbs.. B, B. Benton, r. G- *
from each of »h" eqngi/*l ? onal di«-
t*‘iets of the/tat*-, to which 1msrd
th/* woftt of thy tom mi;-‘.Son will be
Mibject. ' T
Differe'nt bill*
looking to the
highway commission.
withstood, but the work i»f per man
FARDME thanks
I ^nnt to thank my mailv friends
wore Intendne-'.l • for taejr kindness in my wife’s sick-
<1 eat ion of a .-t:».* -**..=8 and death,* and also both'd^t-'
isston. This nr* and nurse, as they have been
* Padgett, R. M. Jefferies, J^ L. tent' highway improvement has re
ft Rents. « jcelred mayked impetus.,and Interest
' " -f-^ = i * -
********* **** + *?+>
*•
Contlnned on^Fagc Four.)
they have been
v*Ty kind to us. I am Very grateful
for a!) the help I tweeivd.
Tours very truiy.
B. R * Hiers and Childraa.
Walterboro, Feb. S3. J
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