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i TRB n.OlttMCB DAlLt TIMM FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JPNE 2S, 1920. - Tftft U pe or maintenance of a so-called dry well for a«c disposal of sewers waste. jkhti -jvr i. RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE CITY OF FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES AND QUARANTINE SEC. I. It shall be the duty of every physician who prac ices medicine In the City of Florence, 8. C., to report to the Board of Health or its regularly accrediated officer, within a reasonable time, (not longer than 24 hours) after diagnosis, any call of the following named diseases, together with such other data as tha Board of Health may deem necessary for a complete record:—viz mm -- Diptheria, Membranous Croup, Measles, Mumps, (Cerebro-Spinal epidemic), influenza, Meningitis, Infantile Paraly* sis, Scarlet Fever, Sceptic Sore-throat, (Streptococic), Smallpox. Whooping Cough. Typhoid Fever. Tuberculosis, Chlckenpox, Syphilis. Gonorrhea and Chancroid. SEC. II. It shall be the duty of the head of any family in whose home one of the above named dlseaes occurs and to which no physician is called, to report the occurence of the disease to the Health Officer. SEC. UI. In case of the occurence of certain diseases hereinafter listed and. designated as nuarantinable dis eases the person or persons suffering with such diseases must be isolated and confined to a definite portion of the residence or premises to which all oteer occupants are to be denied access except the immediate attendant or nurse these to observe such precautions concerning thefnselves and others as shall be prescribed by the Health Officer or the physician. 8EC. IV. All artie'es carried from the sick-room, such as: dishes, various utensils, bed line.ns, and soiled clothing, must be disinfected immediately on leaving the sick-room in such manner as the Health Officer shall direct; the material for said disinfection to be furnished by the City wiihout cost, on application under the direction of the Board of Health. . *v- ' ‘ SRC. V. In the inception or during the progress of a quarantinahle disease the Health Officer shall have the right to establish an absolute quarantine and after notice no person except a State, County or Municipal Health Officer or a physician attending the case, shall have the right to enter or leave premises so quarantined without the per mission of the City's Health Officer. SEC. VI. During the ouarantine or isolation period the h->ad of the family or the person in charge of the premises where the quarantinahle disease is located, shall be responsible to the City’s Health Officer for the enforcement ot the quarantine regulations, together with such special directions as the Health Officer may see fit to give for the protection of the Public Health. y . ,.v SEC. VJI. List of Quarantinahle Disease with their mini num incubation and quarantine periods:— Incubation Period. Diptheria—7 days—21 days or Membranous Croup—7 days—21 days or Measles—7 days—14 days or Mumps—21 days—21 days or # V Influenza—5 days—10 days Meningitis—6 days—14 days (Cerehro-Spinal epidemic) Infantile. Paralysis—5 days Scarlet Fever—5 daps—21 days or Septic Sore Throat—7 days—.(Streptncocie)—21 days or Smallpox—14 days WhnopJnf. Cough—14 days—21 da vs. Quarantine Period. Until two successive cultures prove negative. Until two successive cultures prove negative. Until catarrhal symptoms disappear. Until all swelling disappeas font the Parotid and Salviary 'glands. llrtii all febrile symptoms disappear. <• I'ntil catarrahal symptoms or discharge from aural, nasal or oral passage disappear. Until two negative Diptheria cultures have been taken successively. Until all scabs have fallen and all skin lesions have healed j FOR RENT—Two connecting rodBfl£* ARTICLE V. REGULATIONS FOR DAIRYMEN. ‘ • ff .* « * » . • £EC I Dairymen having contagious or infectious diseases in their families or in the families of their assistants or helpers in caring for the herd or in the preparation or delivery of sweet milk or cream, shall neither sell, deliver, or give away sweet milk or cream to anyone In the‘City of Florence. 8. C., unless they have the written pertnis ion of the Health Officer to do so. . . SEC. il. AH dairymen shall conform to the Just and reasonable demands of the Board of Health or it's represen tative as to equipment and methods in milk production, sale and delivery. SEC. III. Dairymen shall obey all directions of tt)e Health Officer concerning the delivery of sweet milk or cream to places where there are cbntagious or infectious diseas*. SEC. IV. Dairymen shall furnish from time to time such quantities of sweet mtlk or cream without charge, as the Health Officer may demand to make the proper tests for fat, total solids, bacterial content, cleanliness and purity. SEC. V. All cows furnishing sweet milk or cream In the City of Florence. (8. C., shall be tuberculin tested by a graduate veterinarian once each year at such times and in such a manner as the Health Officer shall direct. SEC. VI The Board of Health or it's accrediated officer 8'iall have a legal right of access to the premises of all dairymen for Inspection purpose*. . SEC. VII. A license shall be issued to each dairyman wit i three or more cows in his milking herd. Each (license shall have a nutnber. SEC. Vlll. Wrmitf. will be issued to each dairyman with less than three in his herd, and such dairymen shall fur nish the Health Officer when called upon to do so me nam »s and addresses of their regular and occasional custom ers. - : ' . , SEC IX. The dairymen to whom this permit Is Issued, agrees to read and be governed by these regulations of the Board of Health and If he shall fajl^to observe these regnlutions on conviction of such failure he spall be subjected to a fine of not more than one hundred dollars or impris mment for not tnore than thirty days and after such con viction. the Board of Health or the Health Officer shall have the right to revoke this permit for a definite or an Indefinite time thereby debarring the dairyman from selling, delivering or giving sweet milk or cream away in the City of Florence, S. C. ' t , • TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FLORENCE: At a meeting of the Board of Health held on the 13th day of April, 192.). the foregoing rules and regulations con sisting of five (5) articles, appearing on the foregoing six pages, were fully adopted as and for the rules and regu lations of the Board of Health of the City of Florence. South Carolina. ^ . L. J. RAVENEL, Chairman. J. C. WILLIAMSON, Acting Secretary. Be it ordained by the Citp Council of the City of Florence, in Council assembled, that the foregoing rules and Regulations of the Board of Health of the City of Florence, adopted by the said Board on the 13th day of April, 1920, be, and they are hereby approved; and that they, when advertised in the same manner as other ordinances, shall have force of ordinances of the City. Be it further .ordained by said City Council, in Council assembled that any person who shall violate any of the said Rules and Regulations, or any of the reasonable recrnlations of the Board of Health put Into effect under the authority conferred by said Rules and Regulations, shall, on conviction, be subject to a fine of not more than ONE HUNDRED <$100.0())’DOLLARS or imprisonment for not more than thirty (3ft) days. with kitchenette, postoffice Apply Irby St. next door to at housat 15 — ... NOTICE Books for oarolling numbers of democratic party In Ward 4, pity of Florence, for th« purpose ot voting in democratic primary this summer, will be found at the office of Real Estate & Trust Company. Ward 4 is comprised of the terri tory lying south of Evans street and West of Dargan Street. L. B. HARPER, Secy Democritlc Club, Ward 4. FEC. VIII. All contacts to any of the above diseases shall not he allowed to attend school, church or other public or private gatherings for the incubation period of that disease after the last contact, and may be further restrict ed hy the Health Officer, if in his judgment the safeguarding of the public health demands it. RFC. IX. if any contagious or infectious disease becomes -»pidemic or pan demic, the Board of Health and the Health Officer shall have the right and It shall he their duty to p rnmulrate and enforce any rules or regulations that will In *ho| r indgment materially lessen or remove the danger of infection or contagion. During the course of such pandemic or epidemic, it shall be the duty of all citizens nnd more particularly of all City Officers and employees to assist the Board of Health and the Health Officer In such wav as thev may direct to check ihe spread of dis- no-n arrf l-scnn rr remove the dancer of Inaction or contagion. If the wisdom or efficiency or any rule or regula tic.n promulgated hy the local Board of Health or the Hea r>m, pv <v, r ,he ahn\o nurpose shall he denied an |m mediate appeal shall be made to the South Carolina State Board of Health or Its duly accredited State Health. Offl eer and their or his ruling shall govem. But, neither the denial nor ihe appeal shall be a legal excuse for a failure in nh<-«. *s<» direction» of the local Board of Health previ ns to a well authenticated ruling from the State Board or Its legal representative. « SEC X It shall be the duty of the Eiarrt of Health and the Health Officer to prevent the existence or maintenance rf anv unhealthful or unsanitary conditions in. on. or adjacent to a my srhoolhouse or grounds; or on any ad Jacent premises. • , RFC. XI. No person having a contagious or infectious dls care or living in a house where there is a quarantinahle disease shall be permitted to attend any school In the city of Florence. S. 0., unless the fads are known to the Hea 1th Officer and his permission to attend is obtained. Forthc enforcement of this rule the parenrs or guardian of the children and the Ruperintendent of City Schools or hlsreprosentative shall he jointly and equally responsible. ARTICLE II. RESTAURANTS, HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES REO. I. All places in the City of Florence, S. C., where cooked food is sold to the public, shsll at all times con form to the reasonable instructions of the Board of Health, or its Health Officer, relative to:—-the handling, storing preservation or serving of foods, the condition of premises, and ihe health, cleanliness and hahite of nil persons having to do with handling, storing aftfl serving of food at such places. SEC. II. All hotels, restaurants, cafes or hoarding housvs. required hy ihe city to have a Hoeitse. shall, on apply ing for a license, furnish the City Clerk and Treasurer, with :i permit to conluct such business, signed by the City Health Officer, Tor which permit there shall be no charge. > ^SBC. HI. All places In the City of Florence, S. C., where cooked food is sold to the public shall keep posted in a conspicuous place, designated by the Board of Health or its Health Officer, a rating card which will he given after andh liispoetlon. ... . .. ir •» I * SEU. IV. All rooming houses in the CJty of Florence. S. C.. where rooms are rchled (0 the public, shall, at all times coiiforrh to the reasonable instructfons of the Board of Health, or Its Health Officer, relative to ;—cleanliness of rooms, halls, stairways, bedding, linen, hath rooms,toilets nnd ihe premises. SEC. V. All places in the City of Florence. R. C., where food is sold to Hie public, shall, at all times, conform to the reasonable instructions of the Board of Health or its Health Officer relative to:-—handling, storing, or preserv ing foods, the conditions of premises, and the health, cleanliness and habits of all persons having to do with hand ling or storing of food at such places. All meats, fruits and vegetables must be kept well screened at all tiffien. ARTICLE HI. VENERAL DISEASE EJEC.I. Gonorrhea, syphilis and chancroid, herein design at *d as “Veneral Disease” are hereby declared to he com ftagidus. Infectious communicable and dangerous to the public health. ***.-'• SEC. H. Venera) diseases are reportable to the Health O ffieer hut Infected persons maybe reported and required data given without other designation than by a number if the infected person is being treated by a phpsician, duly qualified under the laws of South Carolina, and if the physician certifies that he has Instructed his patient how to protect the public from contagion and infection and that he firmly believes that his instructions are'being exactlv followed v^'VVIf CTVi SEC. III. Reports to Health Officer shall give color, sex, age. marital conditions, occupation, kind of infection. Its duration and source. SEC. IV. If the infected person has no physician or if physician does not believe that his instructions are being followed, the Health Officer shall protect the public health by carrying out the regulations of the State Board of Health made and provided for such cases. ‘ _ ? , 8EO. V. No person in the City of Florence, S. C., having a veneral disease, shall be permitted to engage in any work, pervice, occupation or calling where, in the Judgment of the Board of Health, of the Health Officer, the public or any portion thereof maybe subjected to possible con tag'on or infection. 8KC. VI. In case this regulation be knowingly violated, both the person so violating It and his em ployee, should he have one, shall be held guilty of failing to abate a nuisance and so punished If convicted, and if the employer conducts his business under a City license said licence may be revoked. RFC. VII. 'The Health Officer shall have the right to require a certificate of health from any person, the perform ance of whose usual duties or work m:ght reasonably endanger the public health should such person have a con tagious disease. Phis certificate shat! in all cases be made and signed by a physician. Tse certificate shall give name, sex, color, age, place of residence and occupation of the person examined. It shall state that said per- son is free from contagious diseases and In addition it shall state that a thorough examination has been made for each of ihe following diseases with findings: Beabies, venereal'Hscase and tuberculosis ? ARTICLE IV. NUISANCES a nuisance Is the result of carelessne is, inattentioa, neglect «r thoughlessness, it shall he held » 8 . n ? f 6 re8 P° ns,b,e - or on premises said nuisance shall be found, shall on conviction in the City Court be pumshfl as hereinafter provided. SEC- II. WhoeveMhall fall to abate a nuisance after proper notice from the Board of Health or Ms accredited rep resentative, .-II 1_ -L * . • -- - * loevei^ha aften^)' conviction of such failure in the City Court be punished as hereinafter provided. SEC. III. If after^p>er notice the nuisance continues unabated or tf after reasonable effort it is found impossible to serve proper notice on the person or persons responsible for the nuisance or on whose premises the nui sance is found, the Health Officer may, If in his judgmentlt is for the public good, use such means as are actually necessary to abate the nuisance and the cost of abatementshall be due and .collectable from the person or persons responsible for the nuisance or on whose premises the nuisance is found. • ‘ RRC. IV^Anythlng that of itself Is or that causes earth, air, or water to become foul, offensive, unwholesome, oh- noxIous.^Tr excessively annoying or anything that fs or Islikely to become a menace to human life,or health, is her eby declared to be a nuisance within the meaning of thlsordinance. V. Th.> following arc cited as examples of what con stltute a nuisance and thev are hereby declared to he 'tiuhnnces: 1st. The unsieriUzed glass or other drinking vessel in h dels, cafes, restaurants, drug stores, or in any so ralled soft dink dispehsing places. 2nd. The common towel or the common drinking vessel fn public places. 3. Standing or stagnant Water in cellars, under houses or in low places. 4th. Rotting or denying putrid or piibrescent vegetable or animal matter. The excessive, continual, unnecessary or illegal use o; automobile horns, air or steam whistles or belli. 6th. <>th. 9rb F.xposing fruit, vegetables, candles, or any products used for food, where it is or is likely to he contaminated with filth or be made unwholbsome for food or maybe tnade a convoyer of disease The keeping of swine inside the corporate limits of the flty. Rpitting on the sidewalks of the City.' , t ; Putting trash, garbage or clops on the City's Streets or alleyways in any other manner tuan that presrlbed by law or by the Board of Health through its duly accredited officer. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Take notice that the undersigned hoard of corporators will apply to Hon. W. Banks Dove, Secy 6f State on the 29 day of June 1920 fbr char ter, incorporating the Men's Shop, a proposed corporation being organ ized tor the purpose of dealing in Men’s and boy’s furnishings ahd general merchandise. Proposed capital to be $60,000.00 divided into 120 shares of the par value of $500.00 each. Principal place of business to be at Florence S. C. Books of subscription now- open at office of Real Estate and Trus* c*. and will remain open un til the whole amount of said capital Is subscribed. \V. E. OSTEEN L. B. HARPER Board of Corporators. Let the said Rules and Regulations be advertised as ordinances. PASSED AND REAS first time May 5th. 1920. PASSED AND READ second time May 6. 1920. PASSED AND READ third time May 19. 1920. W. H. MALLOY. City Clerk. W. H. MALLOY, City Clerk. W. H. MALLOY, City Clerk. (SEAL) advertisements fWri fttr Profit-Use for Results one Cent g Word. No Advertlaetaenl Taken tot Leas Thao 26c. Caen in Advance. One Ineertion .... ..a 9 .26 Three Inzertlone 1 .60 One Week (Six Inzertlone) $1.00 Wanted WANTED—Two' or threfc? rooms, , with gas, suitable lor light house-{ keeping, only one child, seven months old. Address J. E. Foss,: 620 West Evans St. FOR SALE—Practically new set of Double Flues for 20 foot tobacco barn. Having no need for them will sell cheap to quick purchaser Mrs Dozier Lewis, R F D 2, Flor ence, S. C. SIDELINE Salesman— Salesman traveling the tobacco hell can han die a line of Sideboard assort ments: nothing to carry hut two photographs. Address The Novel ty Salesman, North, S. C. FORD OWNERS—Make that Ford ride easy. Apply a set of Holliday Shock Absorbers, $16.00. East Florence Service Station. Open day and night. Phono 797 ATTENTION CONTRACTORS— Sand for building, delivered any where in the city at any time, large or small quantities. Address J. R. Temple K. F. D. 3. FARM WANTED-Wanted to hear from owner of farm or good laud for sale send price and diacrlp-j tion. Fall delivery. L. Jones, Box 551. Olney, 111. ; FOR FOR SALE—Two of the finest hutlding lots on South Dargan St. 58a200 foet. , -Lots - facing East. Ea-tv terms and prices right- See F. H. Barnwell or call phone 796 w mo- WANTED—You to bring your tor menting with them or overhauling Motors a specialty' SALE—One -'refrigerator good condition. - Phone 784-W. in WHEN YOUR CLOTHES—Need Pressing, Cleaning or Altering, call on us. We are experts in thi» >lne. Ladies garments u ape Mali} Chas. Kalisky, 15 N. Dargan St phene 179. BUY NOW—and dry for winter,, use stove wOod, mixed pine and hard wood. Price two'dollars a single -horse load at our mill. Giles Bay Lumber Co. troubles to ine before expert! a «.* n ., “— Light repairs Frm C..AV. Eaton, 214 S. Glllard St. a nargain Winton Six. seteh passenger, fully equip-, ped, ii) first class condition. Reas j on for selling have bought Sedan! •J. !,. Barringer. A SUITABLE REWARD—Will he paid for information leading to recovery of black horse. Strayed fir stolen on last Saturday night. Florence Vulcanizing Works phone 36. WANTED-You to try our repair shop, and be convinced that we ; ; —“—— — can deliver the goods. Open day j FOR SALE—Arbtizzi Rye., Place and night. East Florence Service 1 yotir orders while it’s cheap. Will Haynsworth. Phone 3403. FOR SALE—PortO Rico sweet po tato plants. Immediate delivery. Pee Dee Expc-rimerit Station. Station. Phone 979, AVANTED—Automobile owners to know that we have the best machinica in town at the East Florence Servlq* Station Phone 797. Open day and night. WANTED—you to look at the two Dodge Cars that the Transport Gar age has for sale. WANTED— the shoe wearing public * ^ . . to know that I make old shoes look; FOR SALE—We have plenty of dry like new. Try. me with a pair. B. I blocks suitable for cooking wood, C. Roper, care Florence Shoe Store $2.Q0 per load. Send your wagon E. Evans St. phone 163. , iq 0 ' m iu. Better secure this dry “ r _ 1.1.,, ] * 0 od for your winter supply. WANTED You to do right and come Tl-enchard-Sparrow Lumber Co to the Transport Garage and seel - the used Dort Touring Car and the FOR SALE—5 foom house, 13 South AUTOMOBILES We want an agent in this county for the R. and V. Knight Six which is the only Knight Six manufactured in Amer ica. Columbia Sales Agency, Co lumbia. S. C. The Eagle Shoe Factory H. W. Schmidt, Prop. Expert Shoemaker Repair work called for and delivered. Turned Soles a specialty 110 E. Evans St * Phone 99. # COME AT ONCE you art* first TOBACCO FLUES are ready for delivery. Re member last year and don’t put off. Your order is ready. Also Paris Oreen—Sprays and Guns. Arsenate Lead. Weeks Bradley Go. Hdw PHONE n FOR SALE—The peanut’. Stand on lake's Cornei is now for sale. Good money making proposition fot any one. Ckn make from 60 to 80 dollars per week. If inter ested, see W,.'M. Brown NOTICE—To builders and public. I make mantles, door and window frames also screens and sash to fit your openings. M. D. Good mar.. 37-29 Houston and R. R. Ave In front of Adams House Overland there. Club Roadster for sale WANTED—A young man by the National Window Cleaning Co. Good opportunity to learn the Uadi. See A. B. Yoder, 114 West Lvais Ct. between 7 and 8 o’clock WANTED-Four or five brickma- sons. at Florence Fertilizer Works. Apply Monday morning June 28 with tools ready to go to work. E. J. Meeklns. WANTED—Four of five carpenters for woik in Timmonsvllle. Ap ply at office in Florence or on the job on Smith street, Timmons- ville. Ev. J. Meeklns. Harllee St. city water and electric lights. Real Estate and Trust Co., Phone 312. FOR SALE—Corn by worth. Rhone 4302. M S Hayns- FOR SALfc—At a bargain for quick sain, Lexington, seven passenger car 1919.model in good condition. Apply to W. D. Harper, Masonic Temple, phone 54 and 212. For Rent FOR RENT—Two unfurnished idoms to couple without chil dren. 28 East Cheves St. *- —-■ » I— ~ ' FOR RENT—Leaf tobacco sales ware house. Full Information on request J H McElwee. Statesville, N. C. LOST FOR SALE—Fresh sawed lum ber of all kinds. See L. J. Hew itt, at Hewitt's Market, N Dargan St. or phone 160-J. For Sole FDR SALE—Any amount of dry slab‘16 Inche stovis wood $8,00 per cord, delivered anywhere in the city. Phone 36. C. E. McGee FOR SALE—5 room dwelling 416 \V Palmetto St. Large Lot. Southern exposure. Real Estate and Trust Co. Phone 312 * FOR SALE—Porto Rico Potato plants We have an unusually fine lot of slips for shipment this, week, by eatpress $2.00 per (botis and or Parcel Post 500 $1.50 Uipo $2.50 Parker Farms, Moultrie, Ga. FORD FOR RALE- Garage. -At the Transport FOR SALE- -Five room house West Florence, Warley street dose in, Immediate possession. A. T. Ha^- eldcn, 4 a. Warley street, phone 228-W, . . /■ , * • • ' »'• .M- »-• <*'■ «t#LJii* ^• -. •a*- .CJi*. FOR SALE)-—Slightly used Kline Touring Car. Apply C. O. Ritchie Transport Garage WE HAVE FOR SALE—A full line of parts for two ton and ton Spec ial Republic Trucks. Will sell Cheap. Transport Garage. Ritchie, Transport Garage. FOR QUICK SALE—A new meflern bungalow in west Florence on west Evans and Harold St.* Living room, two bedrooms, dining room, kitchen and pantry, large bath room with sewerage. Two summer sleeping porches, fllectric fixtur es Eastern ex|>osure. Worth $7000 For iqubk sale, few days only $6,500. Greatest home bargain ip Florence. See Real Estate & Trust Fonipuny LOST—A gold watch bracelet on the streets of Florence, or in a store, Thursday morning. Find er please phone Miss Zillah Grav er, 456-41. Liberal Reword. L. McD. HICKS Architect Florence, S. C. Office in McCall Bldg. Miscellaneous WELDING- -We ate prepared to do expert welding, both light and heuvy. Also expert service on all machine repair work. The Brid- bers s Machine Co, _ 1 r**** 1 * 1 * C*" 84 made Ion*, ■traieht and ailky by QUEEN Tbis is a new discovery, different from all others. It will absolutely grow your l*ir Jong and smooth. If your hair is dry. britfle and breaks off, use QUEEN. It will give your hair the oil it needs and make it so pretty you will never be with out Queen. Send 25 rents fur a box to Newbro Mfg. Co., Atlanta, flu. , We wilt par. V 011 IMG MONEY to tell Jtour friende-about QUEEN and distribate our advertising iiampblrt*. Write far ney making offer. Stomach . Out ot Fix? ’Phone'^your^groccr ^ or druggist for a dozen bottles s of this delicious digestant,—a glass with meals gives delightful relief, pr no charge for the first dozen used. ShivaJfAlc I WRE DIGESTIVE * AROMATICS' WITH A I SHI VAR MINERALtRATER ATIO GINGER,J| Nothing like'*if for*renovating old tired stomachal converting food into rich blood and sound flesh. If yony regular dealer cannot supply you, tedephone nesmith-powell CO DISTRIBUTORS FOR FLORENCE. GORMAN & GORMAN REPRESENTING NEW YORK LIFE IN8URANCI OU FLORENCE. S. & 1 ■ — A. M. STRICKLAND PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA. Audita Systems Tax Rsturm CANDIDATES CARDS FOR CONGRESS I hereby announce myeelf a can* didate for re-election to Congress from the Sixth Congressional Dis trict, Kubject to the rules of the Democratic Primary PHILIP H. STOLL. FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of Sheriff of Florence county, subject to thA rules of the Democratic Primary. S. J. COLE. ' i hereby announce didate for the office Florence county and to abide by era tic party myself a cun- of Sheriff ol pledge niysejf the rulep of the Demo Appreciating the sup I>o>t of the people of :he county 'JOHN H. LANGSTON. To the Democratic Voters of Flor ence County: I herehv announce myself a can 1 didate for re-election as Sheriff of Florence county, pledging myself to ’abide Die results of tlie Democratic : Primary, 1 ^ . THOS. 8. BU|*CH. *