Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Price, $1.50 and $2.00. den .Hardsi IVNS U RA 1V ( e fellowing we wish to call special All Written In JOME INSURANCEN - - ----7 Maximum - - 5% Maximum --------. 4% Maximum AUTOMOBIL in {nr, Nash. uaynes, Hudson, Oldsmobile Columbia, Davis, D~odge, Page, M~ L'ord _... . , Liberty, Saxon, Davis--.-- . TORNADO VESTMENT INSURANCE with a For Particulars Call at .WILSON INS URA) Manager .HOLD UP AT DINGLE'S MILL Negroes Hold Up Jennings Till a Take Money. One of the boldest robberies in ti section of the country in some tih 3 occurred -Thursday aifternoon wh1 Jennings Till, son of Mr. S. I. Till Sumter, who runs a miisic store 3 Liberty street was held up ne Dingle's Mill. Till had been down the lower part of the county In' I 3 father's truck and was returnii ]home with an organ and some mon that he had collected. When he g near Dingle's Mill ,about 4 miles fre Sumter, he noticed Lwo negroes o in the road who motioned for hi to stop. Mr. Till stopped the truck and as ed the negroes what they wante They replied that they needed sor gasoline and asked him to give the some. As they'had no ear around, T was suspicious of their request/a naked them what they wanted it f The negroes replied that their car w around the curve of the road. Mr. Till then got down from t] truck and was fixing to get some ga oline when he looked up and st that the negroes were getting ve: excited. They caie over to him ai 1 rabbed him by the shirt and to him that they didn't want any gasoli: "hev wntnted him. Then they tore I shirt off of him and threw it over 1 mmmwnnm:~:::::::: :::::::urfl )lish .irniture, woodwork and ciness, and gives surface a - ------25c -_.50c -------$1.00 - ------$1.75 --- - $3.00 DP leans The e 'ment mops e~asily 00. an. ile sweep itens the ardCa from in- , at aid to ter -..... ly treated ~s, picture mnt is per it. 60 inch rare Co. tttention EW YORK amount-...-----.. .$150.00 amount-.------......50.00 amount-...-...-...-...35.00 E .New Rates ----- ---- ------..$0.60 -------- --- --..--..70 ------- ---- ----...........80 ixwell, Stephens, Scripps -- --- ----- -.....1.00 -------------......1.15 vhich we fight the BOLL VCE AGENCY, MANNING, S. C. j Political Cards nd --- --I FOR CONGRESS is' I hereby announce my candidacy for ne re-nomination by the Democratic n party for Representative in Congress of from the First District, pledging my-, D self to comakly with the rules of the ar party. in RICHARD S. WHADEY. Lis Sg CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS ct I am a candidate for Congress from m the First Congressional District and ut pledge myself to abide the result of m the Primary and would appreciate the support of the voters. k- W. TURNER LOGAN. 9 I SUPT. OF EDUCATION I hereby offer for re-election to the 9 id office of County Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. E. J. BROWNE. CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF r I hereby announce myself a cnuidid id ate for the ollice of Sheriq of Claren- I Id don County subject to the rules of the l Democratic primary. J. EDWARD GAMBLE. CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of sheriff of Clar enIdon county subject to the rules of the Democratic party. 11. J. GODWIN. CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF At the suggestion of a few friends I have decided to enter the race for Sheriff of Clarendon County subject to the rules of the Democratic pri mary. J. 11. TIMMONS. head and pulled his hat over his face so he could not see anything. They then took Till down into the woo-., and tied him to a tree. They next sc:.rched his pockets and after taking tu; money, about $28 they left him tied there. After the negroes had I j~ine, Mr. Till succeeded in freeing hanself1 and got the truck and cam , on into Suiter and notified the slier Sheriff Hurst took a couple of men I a went (lown to Dingle's Mill but coul fi-d no trace of the robbers, and as Mr. Till cannot give a very ic f curate description of either, it i; dcht ful if they will be captured. e - -- MISS CORBErTT ENTERTAINED On last Wednesday evening Miss Aleene Corbett most delightfully en tertained in honor of her guest, Miss Madge Templeton 'bf Greenwood. During the evening progressive con versation, and many entertaining games were enjoyed by all and a most excellent iqsic program was furnish ed by Miss Iva Geddings. About thirty minutes was spent in a very teresting contest, .Miss Madge 'Templeton and Mr. Brainard Gibson being the lucky ones of the evening. Delightful refreshments, consisting of cream an(d cake was then served by Misses Margie Dollard, Nealie Hodge and Geneva Corbett. Those present. during the evening Were: Misses Madge Templeton, Iva Geddings, Margie Dollard, Hallie and Nealie Hodge, Pauline and Nonie Hodge, Sallie Thomas and Ruby 'Jayroe. Messrs Brainard Gibson, Friendly Geddings, Neal and Elbert Hlodge, Frank, Ralph and JTohn- 1 Thomas, Eugene Jayroc, Ronall Beat son, and Vernard Mooneyhan. A. T. Parks of the Belding Silk Company of Baltimore is in the city displaying an exquisite line of fall silks. Mancette, Satin Circe, Chiffon ,Taffeta, Chiffon (Ie Chene, Satin dIe Chene, Mandau and Dutchess Satin will hold first place for wear this fall and are being shown in many colors. Brown, a soft shade of Taupe, a rich plum color and a very (lark green lid pair to prove most popular. Mr.. Parks also displays an unusual ly attractive line of kimona silks and guaranteed wvashable silk of the wvell known Belding make. Fall silks are to be a trifle cheaper. -- 0 ----__ RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATIHY - Whereas, it has pleased the Almnigh :ity to remove from our midst, by death, our esteemedl friend and brother, Charles Middlleton Mason, who has for years occupiedl a prominent rank in our midlst, maintaining uinder all cir cumistances a character untarnished, and a reputation above rep~roach. Therefore, Resolved, That in the dleath of brother Mason we have sus tainedl a loss of one whose fellowship it was an honor and a pleasure to enjoy; that we bear willing testimony to his many virtues, to his unques tionled probity and stainless life; that we offer to his bereaved family arad mourning friends, over whom sorrow has hung her sable mantle, our heart felt condolence, andl pray that infinite goodlness may bring speedy relief to heir burdened hearts and inspire them with the consolations that hope in fu turity andl faith in God give even in the shadowv of the tomb. Resolved, That a copy of these re StAtt0 TINS ONL.Y AT 200R GROCEIRS * tA(WELL HOUSE COmFE solutions, be presented to the family )f our deceased friend and brother. Summerton Lodge 105, A. F. M. Committee: H. A. RICHBOURG, H. P. TROY, J. E. ROWE. Passed on June 25th, 1920. J. C. Lanham, Secretary. ' - NOTICE The qualified voters residing in larendon School District No. 29 will ereby take notice that an election vill be held at Union School house in aid district on Saturday, July 17th, .920 for the purpose of voting on the uestion of whether said district shall evy and collect annually a further pecial tax of seven (7) mills for gen ral school purposes. Polls open from a. m. to 4 p. m1. Registration certi cates and tax receipts required as in 'eneral elections. The trustees of said listrict are heieby requested to hold aid election as has been petitioned or. By order of the County Board of ducation. J. M. DuBOSE, A. L. MORIUS, J. H1. MORRIS, Trustees in and for Clarendon School )istrict. T E Our famous Satsun for icing, we think is t nv thing near its price. bouquet of Formosa Oo lon and Young Hyson t equal for less than 50 p 6 charge. OUR PRIC No tin cans--No labe Try it ai i anmn-g R E To the Votei District: My effort during the you in Congress has beei of my constituents arnd t my District. This has necessitate, sence in Washington, es years, when Congress 1 ously in session and mat tance to this District, to to the Nation have been The results obtained that I can confidently an faithfully repr~lesented th of office. I believe, havi: tive in Congress for thre, a p)ositionl to serve my cc ly than ever before and could possibly do. It talF make friends and gain to produce results, andl a new man is learning hi I am again forced t< time. Having been elec my District as a Delega cratic Convention, I wol duty if I stayed at home p)olitical fortunes. My a Congress rendler it, in m my District that I shouli al Democratic Conventic I expect to return ai sible. In the meantime, it if my friends and sup concern to p)rotect my every way and especially fair enrollment of the vo I would urgently req an interest in my election his friends to enroll. Richar CYPRESS SASH DOORS BLINDS 0 MOULDINGS AND MILLWORK A O ka Blend, specially made he best Tea anywhere at Deep, rich color, exquisite long, Orange Pekoe, Cey uis Tea stands without an r cent more than we E IS 80c LB. --No frills. It's all Tea our risk A D -s of the First years I have represented I to attend to the business o advance the inteprests of I my almost constant pr1e p~ecially in the p~ast three ias been almost continu ers of the gravest impor the Democratic Party and coming up all the time. are what count and I feel d rightfully claim to have e District during my term 'g been your Representa 3 and a half terms, I am in nstituents more effective better than any new man es time at Washington to the exp~erience necessary the District suffers while 3 work. > be absent at the present ted by the Democrats of te to the National Demo ild not b~e performing my to attendl to my personal ervices andl experience in y judgment, implortant to be present at the Nation n at this time. the earliest moment pos I shall dleeply apprieciate porters will make it their interests-and theirs--in by working for a full and Lers of the First District. uest every man who takes to enroll at once and urge 'd S. Whaley.