The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 28, 1927, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 8. C.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1927
SHERIFFS SALES
r By virtue of tax executions issued
jne by the County Treasurer, the fol
lowing property" will be sold at public
auction at salcsday in May, being the
2nd <iay of May, 1927.
Hunter Township
Tom Beasley (colored), 1 lot and
3 building.
Dora Blakely, 1 lot and 1 building.
Andrew Ferguson, 1 lot and l build
ing.
Andrew .Fuller, 1 lot.'
Mrs. Bessie B. Godfrey, 1 lot and
1 building. r —
Henry Watts (colored 1 ), 1 lot and l
building.
Minme C. Grant, 1 lot,'2 buildings
and 45 acres. , ■"
Billie Hunter, 77 acres.
John Little, 1 lot and'l building.
S. J. L. Patterson, 1 lot and 1 build
ing.
Mis. J. M. Reese, 180 acres.
Arthur Young, I lot and Lbuilding.
John T. Robertson estate, 1 lot and
1 building.
Willie Simpson, 1 building and 14
acre?.
J. A. Stewart, 1 lot.
Franklin Williams, 1 lot.
L. M. D. Young, 3 buildings and 147
acres.
Jacks Township
Mrs. Mattie S. Glenn esUte, 289
acres.
Mis. Sallie P. Holland, 1 building
and 19 1-2 acres.
Wash M. Pitts, 2 buildings and 62
acres.
Miss Ethel Robertson, 100 acres.
C. L. OWENS.
4-28-3tc Sheriff Laurens County.
THE LEGISLATIVE CLERKS
ARE WELL PAID FOLK
Representative Sellers of Marion, Caused Com
motion in House When He Read Payroll. .
(From The Sumter Item.)
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 6th day of
May. 1927, I will render a Final ac
count of my acts and doings as Ad
ministrator of the estate of Lud C.
Glenn, deceased, in the office of the
Judge of Probate of Laurens county,
at 11 o’clock a. m., and on the same
day will apply for a final discharge
from my trust as Administrator.-'
Any person indebted to said estate
is .notified and. required to make pay
ment on or L;fore that date; and all
persons paving claims against said es
tate will present them on or before
said date, duly proven_or be forever
barred.
\W. D. GLENN,
Apr;! 6 1927—4-28-4U Administrator.
The following synopsis of the state
ment made in the House of Represen
tatives last week by Representative
B. B. Sellers of Marion county, when
he protested against the lavish scale
of pay voted the clerks and other at
taches of the General Assembly was
burnished the press for publication by
Mr. Sellers. It is printed as a mat
ter of information for the public, in
order that the taxpayers may know
where some of the money goes. In
other departments of the state govern
ment—administrative, highway,' edu-
eational> etc., the public money is
spent with equal prodigality. No won
der the appropriation bill totals near
ly eleven million dollars and the leg
islators are driven frantic in the
search for new sources of income by
taxation. Read and weep, all taxpay
ers who are without public jobs that
pay lavish per diems:
Editor Daily Item:
Replying to your request of the 16th
instant, I beg to advise that the fig
ures read by me in the House related
to the expenses of the session up to
April 1st and that expenses from that
day to date of adjournment will be in
addition to what the figures below will
show.
Expenses of House of Representa
tives to April 1st is as follow’s:
J. W. Gibbes, Clerk $2,400.00
J. E. Hunter, Jr., Assistant
Clerk 1,500.00
Mrs. O. D. Johnston, Jour
nal Clerk 1,000.00
A. E. Hutchinson, Reading v
Clerk 1,500.00
F. R. Gressette, Bill Clerk 1,000.00
,f. M. Smith, Clerk Ways and
•Means Committee 1.000.00
Ethel Perry, Stenographer
Ways and Means Com.800.00
R. Milo Smith, Clerk Judic-
Expenses incident to both
houses 3,850.^0
Expenses in Engrossing de
partment 22,500.00
Grand total up to April
1st .,.,....$70,300.00
RAISE FUND FOR
FLOOD SUFFERERS
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People of Clinton Are Asked To Con
tribute To Relief Fund for
Mississippi Refugees.
The suggestion came to The Chron-
|icle yesterday, from a public-spirited
jand big-hearted citizen, that Clinton
should raise a contribution for the
Mississippi valley sufferers. Already
sueh-aetion has been taken at the or
phanage and a contribution is being
collected there to apply to the general
relief fund. Individuals throughout
the city are asked to follow this ex
ample.
• The money contributed in Clinton
will be forwarded through the State
Red Cross organization and citizens
are asked to contribute any amounts
they feel able to give. Contributions
may be handed C. A. Fleming at the j
orphanage, F* M. Boland at the Com-!
mercial bank, Geo. W. Copeland at the ,
First National bank, and R. C. Adair,
at Bailey’s Bank.
A RESOLUTION
The items mentioned cover pay of
attaches only up to April 1st and as
we will not adjourn until the latter
part of this week, these items will, be
increased about 25 per cent, or .I might
say alittle more than 25 per cent.
You will note that pay of Chas. H.
Gerald, chief clerk in the Engrossing
department; W. T. Walker, clerk of
Finance committee of the Senate; , .. . .
Cliff Langford, stenographer of Fi-! WHEREAS, in the pro^dence of God,
nance committee of Senate, combined 9 int0 1 n Knights of
with other work, each are paid on a ^ as j ^
per diem basis more than the the gov-
ernor of the State or any of the Su
preme court judges of the State or at
a rate of $8,000 per year, and that
Frank B. Gary, clerk of the Judiciary
committee of the Senate and who fills
more than one position, is paid at an
annual rate of more than $9,000 per
year. You will note further that the
postmaster, who serves around 200
members by death, James Hugh Don-
nan, we, the brother members of his
lodge, wish to convey to the bereaved
family, friends and business associ
ates of Hugh Donnan our sincere sym
pathy in the loss they have sustained.
And,
WHEREAS, God works in mysteri
ous ways His wonders to perform, we
bow in submission to His will, know-
people, is paid at an annual rate of ^ at He doeth all things well; and
$3,650.00 and he also has an assist- j brifiT*U and happy morning the
ant who is paid at thfe rate of $1,825 in Gmf 4 shall rise* And, ^
per annum, the two together serving ^ WHEREAS, the family of our (
only about 200 people. You will note brother has lost a husband and a fath- j
that Lillie Taylor, laborer, who is a er i
Negro woman, is paid 8,1 an annual' RESOLVED, .hat we, the mem-
rate of $2,496 and David Hayes, i a -J bers and officers of the Clinton Lodge,
borer, and Simon Pearson, laborer, are Kni K ht of *&}'}**' b? w , ln submission
‘each paid at thi rate of more than * 0 t b e boly will of the Lord, and sa>
$2,500.00 per year and these last two ™ th those w !> 0 tru, y love Hls aPP^r-,
men are Negroes. You will note that ^by will be done, and mourn
the secretary to the Speaker has alrea-' w ‘tb the bereaved familj as those who
dy drawn $800 and when the house, have ,ost a dear one fr ? m their midst,
has adjourned he will have coming to! A copy of these resolutions shall be
him some $200 more and for the ses-' sent to the famil y of our beloved
iarv Committee 1,000.00 sion will receive
J.
Renew Your Health
by Purification
Any physician will tell you that
^Perfect Purification of the System
Is Nature’s foundation of Perfect
Health.’’ Why not rid yourself of
chronic ailments that are undermin
ing your vitality? Purify your en
tire system by talcing a thoi-ough
course of Calotabs,—cnce or twice a
week for several week:.—and see how'
Nature rewards you with health.
Calotabs are the greatest of all
gyctem purifie’-s. Get a family park-
ege, containing full directions. Only
85 cts. At any drug store. (Adv.)
McC. Faucette, General
Desk Clerk 1,200.09
S. Wilson, Sergeant-at-
Arms 1.500.00
Edward B. Guerry, Secretary
to Speaker 800.00
D. W. Hiott, Chaplain 400.00
Six Page.-, r.t $-''.00 each 2,400.00
Four Door-keepers at $400 . .600.00
Two Porters at $400 each .... 800.00
Four Laborers at $400 1,600.00
Total for House of Repre
sentatives $21,500.00
more than $1,000, brother, and another placed in the col-
which will be $250 more than the sal
ary of the Speaker.
B. B. SELLERS.
Sellers, S. C.
Strong Purebred
BABY CHICKS
Special prices after April 20th
LEGHORNS:
25 50 100 500
$3.25 $6.00 $11.00 $52.50
R. I. REDS
25 50 100 500
$3.50 $6.50 $12.50 $60.00
100live delivery guaranteed.
Order direct.
Clinton Hatchery
Clinton, S. C.
Expense of State Senate as follows:
J. H. Fowles. Clerk r !. $2,400.00
John B. Johnsoft, Assistant
Clerk ,1,500.00
John T. Sloan, SecontI Assist
ant Clerk 1.000.00
VYm. H. Barnwell, General
Desk Clerk 1,000.00
S. H. Edmunds. Jr., Bill Clerk 1,000.00
Vera Houseal, Journal Clerk 1,000.00
\Vm. A. Clarkson, Reading
Clerk 1,500.00
H. B. Hendricks, Sergeant-
About tfOur
Health
Things You Should Know
umns of The Clinton Chronicle.
Respectfully submitted,
F. M. Stutts, Chm.,
J. I. COPELAND,
SILAS BAILEY,
Committee.
A nice cottage right in the city
for eleven hundred fifty dollars.
A bargain—
GEO. H. ELLIS
Real Estate and Insurance
'V ■ ’ . _ N
Farmers Eichange
Open “ \ .
We have secured the warehouse
building opposite Ferguson’s Gar
age, and will carry a complete stock
of Horse Feed, Dairy Feed, Chicken
Feed, and Fresh Ground Corn Meal.
We will also buy Grain in exchange
for any Feeds that we sell.
T
b* We will also handle Guano and
strive to serve all fanners’ needs. We
invite the business of all farmers and
merchants in this section.
YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED
Farmers
Exchange
T. J. BLALOCK, Manager
Clinton, S. C.
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by John Joseph Gaines, M. D.
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minutes
THE COLON BACILLUS
This microbe is a good first cousin
to the typhoid germ, and, like the lat
ter, is capable of doing harm to its
host. The attack of the “coli-B” is
at-Arms : 1,500.00 ! re insidious, not necessarily marked
T. Walker, Clerk Finance I by fever or acute pain.
Committee and other work 1,750.00 Within the human colon, which is
its natural habitat, the colon bacillus
may be of certain benefit to its pos
sessor; in fact, all of us carry it about
with us. It is when the germ gets
into the blood stream, that it sets up
mischief, often of very serious nature,
.'fost every “surgical” gall-bladded is
thoroughly stocked with colon bacillus,
as found by the operators. Many cas
es of slow, progressive, rebellious ar
thritis are caused by colonies of coli-
B, carried into the joints by the blood
.•tream.
The colon baccilhts generally es
capes from the colon through an ulcer
of the colon or rectum; hence any pa-
Total for State Senate . $22,450.00 t,:ent wit b hemorrhoids, or bleeding
• with~ the bowel evacuations, should
have the condition attended to at once,
before a more general infectidn fakes
| place. I have seen kidneys destroyed,
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Cliff Langford, Stenographer
Finance Committee and
other work 1,800.00
Frank B. Gary. Clerk Judicial
Committee and other work 2,000.00
Hugh S. King, Secretary to
President ! 800.00
Three Doorkeepers at $400
each 1,200.00
Two Pages at $400 each 800.00
Rev. Huggins, Chaplain 400.00
Five Laborers at $400 each .... 2,000.00
Darcy B. Breeman, Steno
grapher General Commit
tees 800.00
Big Range Sale Closes
Saturday J
| $5.00 or More for Your Old Stove |
| An Opportunity You Should Not Pass Up J V*
• mmmm
R
800.00
770.00
or
Expenses, special services,
both houses as follows:
H. jL^mpkin, Clerk Enroll
ed A^ts :....$
H. McAdams, Postmaster
J. W. Woods, Assistant Post
master 400.00
Adams Planter, Laborer 400.00
Lillie Taylor, Laborer 520.00
Burr Lake, Laborer .... r . 400.00
L J. Gross, Flag-raiser
and serious bladder troubles set up,
where the colon bacillus was the only
infecting germ that could be found;
and such patients usually had a chron
ic rectum, endured for a number of
years without medical attention.
There is no reason why our people
l4&0D| sh ° uld not 1)6 educated th* matter
Billy Gardner, Tel. page P”™!'" 1 ^••“-r.rme; »*'. «■>«
K colon bacillus is always with us. Use-
Total exnenses snecial ' ? Ul ’ P« rha P 8 ’ in its P ro Pe r sphere,
u ’ P* 0 «<» or a aa extremely ugly when in the joints,
v.ces, both houses $3360.00 CTll . bUuidCT / ki /J y> or a|)pcndi i Ev ;
ery precaution should be preseved to
keep it where it belongs.
1 l
I T takes but a short
while to adjust your
brakes or re-line diem
with Johns-Manville
Brake Lining.
Drive in to-day and
well look them over
and keep you out of
court with the brake
safety that this stunfr
lining provides.
Edwards
Auto Service
l
Expenses of engrossing de
partment as follows:
Charles H. Gerald, Chief
Clerk $1,700.00
Mrs. Carrie McC. Patrick,
Desk Clerk 600.00
Sixteen Engrossing Clerks at
$600 each 9,600.00
David Hayes, Porter '570.00
Simon Pearson, Porter 660.00
Fourteen Solicitors at an av
erage per diem of $675.00
each, in addition to their
If you want to make money buv
Clinton dirt NOW-
GEO. H. ELLIS
Real Estate and Insurance
ROYAL PURPLE
GRAPE JUICE
4-oz. bottle 15c, 1-pt. bot-
salary as solicitors 9,450.00 tie 40c, 1-qt. bottle 75c,
Vz-gal bottle $1.25.
Total expenses Engross-
sing department $22,500.00
The grand total expenses for salar
ies and per diem of attaches of Gen
eral Assembly is as follows:
Expenses in House of Repre
sentatives $21,500.00
=g Enterprise Ranges
H Made,of best gray pig-iron> sold under an absolute guarantee
H —they cook quickly and use very little fuel.
y| If your stove is giving out or does not .cook well, for the next
two days you have the chance to turn it in at a good price on
H the purchase of one of these fine ranges.
1 YOUR HOME ,SHOULD COME FIRST
Keep a bottle in the §=
refrigerator.
SADLER-OWENS
PHARMACY
AT UNION STATION
Expepses in Senate
22,450.00 Phones 377 & 400 Phones 377 & 400
WILKES & CO.
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CLINTON
-Two Stores
LAURENS
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