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Number of Entries Being Made
For Evrat Here Aug, 28 Un
der Auspices Lions Cldtl. ^
Friday, August 28th will find hors-
j ^hildren, jand hfr. and Mrs. L. H. Poag I eg jsnd ponies from »li of Laurens
, TV . nioving on Clinton—forming
and children visited relatives in Bel-
Lanford: J. M. Fleming, F. If. Bur
nette, J.'W.-^bnaon. . ~
Langston: S. 0. Clatke, W, G. Doifc:
nan, M. W. Sanders.
Laurens: John Brown, John Swit-
*er, Charlie Bishop, Clarehce ToUL
son, Lena Hill, Janelle Causby.
Laurens Mills: C. B. Adamv J. H.
Roland, Carl Baldwin.
Lydia Mill: B. L. Wood, SF.7 D. L1,.
Austin,-W. J. Dabbs. '
ton and Greenwood Sunday.
TENTH INSTALLMENT
^Plenty,” anesreted Johnny suc
cinctly. '*Had a run in with Montana
Wade an* jasper called Spike, back
aft Jakl Butterfield’s. They come
bustin^ in loud-mouthed, an’-.bossy
Kke an’ told Jake that Spelle wanted
>all the .30-30 ca’tridges he had in the
joint Addin’ that crack to the one
Pink beard them dry-gulchers make
Ust night about rushin’ the rahch
here an' cleadin’ up the whole she.
bang. I figgered mebbe it’d be a pur-
Tndeed I won’t hide out”
“Aw golly,” argued Johnny desper
ately. “Please,'Ronny—please. If yuh
don’t I amble right out in the open
with the first shot.”
“If you do—I amble with you,” said
Ronny defiantly. “So Hhere.”
In the end she had her way, and
because of his worry for her Johnny
prowled morosely aWut the house for
«and M^'and Mr,.'‘he flood li»ht, on Pre,byte-
souna pane 01 glass leu m ine wm /urkora if
/ Wiin»m Po.« returned to hi, horae^^^ („ ,,j
n I here Sunday after spending a week i. J. . " r
^ _ Mema: G. M. Brooks, B. F. Tnm-
the greatest collection of horse flesh A. Nash.
Mt. Olive: W. 0. Martin, R. A,
Knight, George Cooper.
dows. After the first abortive attack
on Johnny Spelle’s men had pretty
hear circled the house.
At intervals'" ^ bullets
ton.
Mrs. Sarah PoSg attended the an
nual Mostella reunion ^in Spindale
,. Sunday. . — l
^ ' Mrs.^. E. Chapman is spending a
rian college football field (where it
be as bright as day and cool
as
Mountyille: C. S. Hipp G. H,
Watts, Pierce Miller.
Mt Pleasant: T. F. F. Moore, A- B.
night) this assembly of fine horses} 0. S. Stribling.
will be shown in all their glory. Chil- . John Blakely, Will
^ua narmie^ uxi hire Boswell, in Columbia.
OnM th« wh»n« of .Pink Crosby, Spartunbl
.w« sounded, to be followed a mo-|^ daysiast
the wrt of M^niMn th»t Mem^ilment labor by » shrill yell of triumph ^ g
interminable. Juat as the last rays of i®y excited Pink. and'Mrs. W
\
,hrou,h the dovasutdd few‘day,
ttiud harmlo.,1, on th. mnor wall,.i,^„ I„i„®‘";uh'et"' ba“ and tafia
McClintock.
Owings: Zeb Vance, Broa<^us Gw--^
ings, Wright Willis.
Pleasant Mound: Ben
rifi» «Aundod tn'be followed a mo-! T'^’ Spartanbu^, spent straight-out for first places^ Men,_ . ,
a. 1k» ^ **^11 [ a few days iast week with. and [ ,^jii riding in the Tournament to j Burdett Lee West.
McDowell of Laurens,
the aun were filtering thi^ugh thej “Pink musta made a bullseye that sp^^t Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
ty good-^dee to corral that ammuni- window Doc McMurdo stood up with I clatter,” grinned Johhny to Delevan. Feltman. __ j -
tion ourselves. So I aorta argued ’eml» snort }“Shore, I’m-^wow! That was a close] Jq^h Davenport of Gi^nwobd, is
outa it an' brought it along.” j T.j .believe that mon Spelle willj®"®-^^^ hen-hawks—what they got spending a few webks with his uncle
“Oh—yuh did, huh?” rumbled Dele-1 come,” he rumbled. “I’m off for yon‘<^“^ there—a cannon?"
I
Weathen,
SVest.
Poplar Springs: E. A. Pitte, War-
ran, peering intently at Johnny.H“Yuh jtown.
musta done some damn fast talkin’.”
''-“ToIhible««“toBablef'^''
ny. “I don’t alius stutter when I got
somethin’ real important to say.”
“Hr-rumph!” Delevan cleared his
By thi, time even Johnny, be^n
by
Johnny’3\exclamation was caused' port.
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daven-
)ned
determine the best lancer. ^ ur n. n .vu
Entries are coming in every day Walker, J-. R. 'Elledge.
for this grand show. If you haven’t
entered your horse or pony, please
do so at once by notifying Jack H.
Davis, Jr., or Heath Copeland. The
Lions Club of Clinton, loyers of
Princeton: M. L. Cheek,
Pressley, Wis Cooper.
R. L,
horses, the people of Laurens' County
throat again. “Yuh never out-argued
Montana Wade without killin’ him. I
i, . Phillips and, want /ou to enter your horse or
P*^h, visited Mr. andip^^y^ ^j.g working together to
and he offered no argument to the I*/*" wTuch-'^re Mrs. Geor^ Ti-aTt'lasT-mah^Sday:--^o^.gTbnfyW'Ti^
■■■ « a ^ C aL MM A M through the log walV^to cut a-neat | Little Miss “Cricket” Poag of Lex
doubt thr~ soxmdness --of^ theory -
....J k.v ..J 4-iw, I ®y
contrary with the old Scotchman.
‘'S(^ry to have kept yuh this long.
know that jasper too well.”
"Did I say I didn’t kill him?” ask-
•ed Johnny innocently.
At this statement a squeak of joy
broke from Pink Crosby and he leap-
fed upon Johnny to belabor him joy
fully on the back.
Doc,” he drawled. “Come
down tan’ throw yore hull
broneVor yuh.”
The doughty doctor lingered for a
moment
structions
nick out of one w’heel
van’s chair, from there
Jim Dele-
pass on
nn T’ll irn v..-,,, v..v.v | wiin
, ’ , land splinter one leg of the tkble. C.'V
on yore “Sharps,” growled Delevan. x“01e
ington, Va., is spending a few weeks
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
C.'W. Golden.
rs. James Fuller and little son
buffalo gun. That jasper’s danger;-1 ^be past week In Saluda N. C.,
nt tn TiLXnnv .omri..t in f"' “> thv baby wa, ^pdar fratment
rl, .horn th^ vL of pid Vir “ ''•"«™’lab©r. Smith’, baby hdapital.
fondar at the corner « ’the C. A. O’Shiclds and Mr,.
jhow and glorify trie horses or
rens-Cbunty.
County Candidates
Here Yesterday
Renno: Tan Ray, John Bell, P. B.
Ferguson.
Shiloh: R. G. Wilson, J. B. HeL
tune so Johnny strolled | bunkhou
by himself. He led out the doctor’s
se.
, J X . .V J., L, , a’ Johnny nodded and pulled back the
hor,e and lo,wd the ,addle b'onket Winchester. Thin he
“Oh danj yore miserable hide,”jin place. He smoothed it daftly with
Mr^
Anne Cole attended the Wofford re-1 „.,.|ocI< lit the high schcwl audito-
umon nearX Spartanburg last Thurs-1 7j,e party was greeted by a
lams, C. E. Wallace.
Shady Grove: J. P. Johnson, W. S.
Hatton, Fred Johnson.
'' Stewart's- Store:' WayTW ’Strvrwt;
L. R. Henderson, H. M. Cook. .
Tip Top: W. B. Sims, J. S. Blum,
J. E. McDaniel.
Trinity-Ridge: C. D. Wilson, Os
car Bolt, E. Blakely.
Waterloo: C. ll. McChesney, R.
! Guy Smith, C. 0. Teague,
candidates' “Watts Mills: J. M. Blakely, E.-W.
The Laurens county
; spoke here yesterday morning at ten! Patton, J“. H. Holcombe.
Woodville: C. M. Curry,
chortled Pink. “Johnny, if yuh clicked orw hand and reached for the watched the bunkhouse with un
off that danged snake-in-the-grass I
love yuh like a brother.”
“Couldn’t help it,” remarked John
ny soberly. “He went fer his haw-
laig first.' An’ then thie Spike hombre
was backin’ his play. He got opt.o’
it lucky. I jest smashed his shoulder.
I reckon that evens the count fer
.ypti an’ Pod, Pink.”
“I’ll tell a man it does,” declared
with the other. At that moment a
single rifle shot crushed out, com-! , yg gun thpndered
mg from the fringe of underbrush at .lug tore through
day
i crowd that practically filled the au-
Mrs. Mattie Maddox of Greenwo^, I gradually dwindled at
s|)ent the past week with Mr. and
I blinking eyes, A slow minute ticked j; Hunnicutt
W. A. Moorhead and ton William,
the edge of the clearing to the north.
Came the spat of speeding lead meet
not a foot from Deleon’s head to
carry on and hopelessly wreck a
mg flesh and the-luckless bronco, Remington picture on the
went down m a hwp at Johnny S|j„„„ „j,
feet. -The slight loonmg-twist Johnny,
had given a, he reached for the sad- L, the. bunkhooTe.
the noon hour. All of the candidates
were attentively listened to and lib-
^ . me , • A lerally applauded. Their speeches'’in
returned Thursday from a tnp to une-with what
New York, Niagara Falls, and other the opening meeting.
J. E.
Wham, A. B. Terry.
Youngs l“R. G. Harris, W. G. Hen
derson, W. H. Abercrombie.
RALPH T. WILSON,
County Chalrmim.
die hnd saved his life, and the bullet,
Pink fervently, “Wait ’till ole Pod whiifh otherwise would have tom,
bears o’ this. He’ll get well over'through the center of his chest,!
night.”
“Hope so. By the way—mebbe we
better being ^d up to the houae
bere. I got a hunch we’re due fer a
stri^k the horse at the angle of one
jaw and ranged upward through the
animal’s brain.
Like a flash, Johnny whirled and
visit from Spelle an’ his crowd. ArTl went racing for tjie ranchhouse. It
Viy; Jim, accordin’ to Jake Butter-1 was far closer to the bunkhouse but
^ield ole Spelle offered him five hun- even if he did reach it in safety he
<ired dollars if he’4^ refuse to sell yuh would swiftly be cut off from the
tfny-more supplies.” r^t of the ranch defenders to be
.M *Damn him!” rasped Delevan. “An’ eventually wiped out ignominiously.
^bat dkl Juke-tell him?”
“Told him to go jump-in the lake.”
“Good fer Jake. I won’t fergit that.
Dunno bqt what yuh’r^ about
longin’ Pod up to the house. Can be
moved. Doc.?”
“Aye,” nodded McMur^o. “If it is
necessary.
“Looks like it’s damn necessary.
•‘Johnny, yuh htt’ Pink go down with
All this went througlT his mind as he
ran, and though he knew his chances
of ever renching the ranchhpuse alive
were slim indeed, he did not falter.
Instead he drew his gun hs he ran
ktid threw^ahot after “shot at the
treachexoua undergrowth.
The answering fire was murderous
Bullets whispered at his ears and
“He’s on top o’ the bunkhouse,”
yelled Johnny. “I’m gonna | be set for
him next shot. An’ Jim, fer God’s
sak^ take a new position. They got
yuh figgered.”—
points of interest.
Miss Margaret Moorhead has re
turned to her home here, after spend
ing six weeks at Ridgecrest, N. C. attorneys
MU, Ruby Foy And Mia, Mucrer of | from-.dmiriii*
Oran^ur*- ajicnt the past week prerented Dr. C. A.
in Cross Hill Tuesday morning. The
meeting was presided over by R- W.
Wade and Jack H. Davis, Jr., local
MY CANDIDATE
By Or. E. C. MeCants,
Supt City Schoola, Anderadia
with Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Foy.
Elmore Robertson of Charlotte, N.
C., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Frank
Templeton.
Siqce the time approaches when I
ought to cast my ballot for Jiominees
to represent my^ county in the state
legislature, this nomination being the
equivalent of election, I have been
Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Willingham
spent the week-end with Mr. and'
Mrs. J. C. Darby, in Winnsboro. Their
daughter, Elizabeth, ‘returned home
with them after spending two weeks
at Myrtle Beach and Winnsboro.
Miss Olive DeYoung of Clinton,
spent the A^ek-end with Miss Mo-
deene Finney,
Mlsaionary Society Meets -
The Woman’s Missionary society of
_ the Methodist church held its August
giving spme fconsideration to the j meeting 'Thursday at tRfe hon^ of
qualities which I desire to find in the Hali on- Horacahoc Bend.,
candidate for whom I vote. The char- l»3t session of the nussiop study
Cromer, candidate for the senate,
and Robert C. Wasson, house candi
date, at th^ conclusion of their
speeches.
The candidates'’'Were heard by a
tremendous crowd Tuesday night at
an open air meeting at the Clinton
Cotton Mills. Last night they went
to Goldville for their third scheduled
meeting.
Since a full account of the opening
meeting bt Cross Hill is reported in
The Chronicle, a report of the Clinton
‘meeting IS not given.
GAME AN FISH MEETING
A TO BE'HELD TONIGHT
A meeting of the Laurens -County
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plucked at his clothes. His hat. was ecter of our legislators reflects quite
book was held. The'-attendance was 1 Game and Fish association will be
Doc an’ fix up a stretcher outa blan-; whisked fFom
'kets. I’ll have Chang git a bed in
iahape. An’ bring all the shootin’ inona
etiDund the bunkhouse with yuh. If
.Bpelle wants a argument he’s shore
4u6 to git it,”
^ Twenty minutes later Pod Fortune,
-i^nconscious, was safely reposing
' in the ranchhouse. JohnriV had pre
vailed on Jim Delevan to abandon his
'beloved porch comer and have his
chair wheeled inaide. Now that grim
old warrior was sitting at the edge
iu";;:ad "30;;:;.^^ «ruVi.;iy thr^^^ ;u„da?dr Jar«a and a« intarestin* pro.raii, wa, held at Johnny Youn»-a spring thi,
is left thigh. Once he! the majority who select them. enjoyed.^After the program and busi-l( J' ay) e en ng t <. ..
seared acrosk his left thigh. Once he!the majority
lurched and went’headlong, but withj First I would like the man of my
Ronny’s despairing scream echoing in j choice to know more than I do. When
his ears he was up andaon again. Thejl am ill I send for a physician and
porch Was close now, beckoning him!follow his advice. Should I require an
on. He tried to fire again but the i important document to be drawn, I
hammer of his Colt snicked futilly. consult my lawyer. Similarly I de-
The gun was empty. jsire that my representative in the
And now a cursing" figure leaped legislature-.shall be one who can and
clear of the underbrush and sank to will coirect my errors and misappre-
one knee, sighting steadily along th^hensions when in my ignorance I ask
nes.s session, delicious ice cream and
cake was served by, the hostesses.
barrel of a Winchester at JohnnY s 1 that unsound or unfair bilk be enact-
•of a front window, a loaded Winches- bobbing shoulders. Inside the big liv-ied into law. What would the public
i4)er across his knees and an open box! ing Toom a virulent oath fell from think “of a medical man who would
of ammunition at his elbow. Pink!old Jim Delevan’s lips and the rifle, prescribe a_deleferious drug because
Oposby, similarly armed, patrolled the ■ which had rested across his knees “the people demand it” ? I want a
rear windows, which looked out on
the slope of plateau, while Doc Me-
Mur^o, who had gruffljr" announced
his intention of seeing it through
with his friends, sat in the same room
with Delevan, glaring dourly at the
gulf of the desert. For him^lf Joljn-
ny was in the kitchen devouring the
meal Ronny had prepared for him.
He was doing his beet to keep Ron-
from suspecting the true state of
affairs' but she, with her cleverness
-eaid- intuition, would not be ^warted.
“Johnny,” she said, standing al hjs
«tt>ow. “Something terrible is about
to happen. Tell me now, what is it?”
Johjiny tried unsuccessfully to
avoid both her searching eyes and
equally searching words. He had to
capitul|ite in the tend.
“Well, Rohny,^Mie mumbled finally.
“It’s like this. Spelle's crazy-mad—
must be» We’ve licked him at every
turn o’ the trail. He’s gettin’ (Jesper-
ate. On the face e’ thing's it looks
like he’s goin’ to bust wide open by
tryin’ to clean* up on all of us. I fig-
ger he’s goin’ to attack this ranch. So
does yore dad. We’re jest gettin’
ready fer him, that’s all.”
“Bujfait"tfae argued Ronnyr
“What will the law say?”
‘I dunno. Me—ain’t figgerin’ on
leaped to his shoulder and spat fire.' candidate who will stand fa.st for that
The crouching figure at the edge of j which he knows to be right no mat-
the brush stiffened and rolled over,! ter what 1 think about it.
Gift'For Mrs. C'leude Kay
At its August meeting, the Wom
an’s Missionary society of the Meth-
odjst church, in appreciation of her
loyal support and untiring efforts to
build the society, presented Mrs.
Claude Kay with silver salad forks.
Mrs. Kay, a charter member of the
society, has been its treasurer smee
organization.
Officers for the coming year will
l)e elected. Also ten delegates will be
named to attend the statejcpnvention
of'' the associatio'n to be held in
Charleston August 21 and 22.
A fish stew will be served in the
club house. Officers request a full
attendance of»the membership.
FOR SALE — Small studio' upright
piano and a small baby grand piaim
in this section. Will se)! cheap
cash, or. terms-may be arranged. Ad
dress, Credit Manager, P. 0. Box
Spartanburg, S. C. / . 8-27-3c
ELECTRIC ,FAN REPAIRING —I
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION
Miss Warren Honored —
The following resolution was pass
ed by the unanimous vote of thejg^ust 25, 1936.
Methodist Missionary society: “Be it. The managers shall open the polls
The County Executive Copimittee
for Laurens County has appointed the
following managers for the following
precincts in Laurens County for the
Primary Election to be held on Au-
Repair all kinds ^ctric Fans, Hot
Plates, Radios and All Other Elpe-
trical Appliances./ See me for D^
pendable Service and Reasonabla
Charges. R. Stanton Blakely at
Blakely Brothers. Telephone 188. Ic
Child Life, was $3.00, now $2.50
year; 2 years $4.00; 5 months ll.Ot.
JAMES W. CALDWELL
Th^e Msgszine Man
while the bullet that had been meant! Naturally, too, L. want a candidate resolved, that in appreciation of the at 8 a. m., and shall close them at 4
•••. ..t* « t'.- t /rkifViFiil on/I iinfininop AfTArffl in r.rldt '
for Johnny ripped harmlessly into
^aiJranchhouse roof
Johnny took the porch steps in two
long leaps and burst through to the
sanctuary of the house. Ronny had
her arms about him immediately.
tOifbe a man of probity—one who can
not be bought either directly or in
directly. In his official capacity he
should be able to forget that he has
enemies or friends. If he seeks elec
tion to the general assembly in order
“Johnny — Johnny,” she whispered to use his place there as a stepping
brokenly, “I thought they had killed > stone to a more lucrative poi^ition, I
you*
Johnny patted her head. “Thought
so m’self for a minute,” he panted.
“The daiig bush-whackers shot the
heel plumb off’n my left boot. Wow!
That was shote s<mie hot sprint. Now
think -that he Is likely to be tempted
to give too much of his time to fur.
thering his own advancement perhaps
to the detriment of my interests and
those of'the state. And in tins con
nection allow me to «ay that it is my
bzwee, up, hon^.-We got work to do.” opinion that the interests of the state
Johnny limped into the big room,
punching empty shells from his .46.
He caught up a handful of^’fat; yel
low theiU from a heap on the table
and dropped them through the load
ing gate, clicking the cylinder around
with his thumb.
“If yuh ain’t a fool for luck,” rum
bled Jim Delevan. “What yuh limpin’
about?” i
“Lost a heel 0’ my boot,” grinned
Joba»y>- ‘:Got a fiat-wheel on the left
side. I reckon I owe yuh one, ’Jim.”
“Huh. Fergit it. I may be glued to
the law to help us out o’, the mud. An’ this danged chair, but I ain’t fergtrt
-Bpelle don’t give a ettss fir the law ’ • ■ • • r».,,
It’s pretty generally understood right
.now that he was in back O’ that bank
hold-up. To everybody what ain’t pre
judiced it shore looks that way. An’
the law ain’t said boo to Mm about
it.” ■
“But—but somebody will be killed,”
wail^ Ronny. '
“I reckon,” said Johnny slowly.
^’Le’s hope it won’t be anybody in this
house. An' when it does start—an’ if
it does—1 want yuh to get out o’ the
way o’ lead. 'They’s a cellar to the
house ain’t they?^
Ronny stiffened and her little chin
went out. “Johnny Clehoe, if you
a whole should be considered para
mount to those of the section or of
jiny individual. —- • -—•
Furthermore I desire that my can
didate have sufficient fo^tude to re
frain from bartering for political of
fice his own self-respect and indepen
dence. He should hold hiniself free to
support his political opponent when
be believes that opponent to be right
and to oppose his political ally when
he CQnyders his friend to be wrong.
This matter of pledging representa
tives to follow' the lead of certain in
dividuals or aggregations of individ-
hew to look down a Winchesiter. Hell,iual8 no matter where they go is sub
there goerwnother pane of glass. An’ | versive of every principle of free gov
that rtttff costs like blazes in tMs
neck o* the woods.”
\
think I’m going to skulk in the eelliar
while the rest of you fight, you’re
-mistaken. I can’t shoot very well^but, Jphnny. jyradually facM to a few dc-
;i bow to il^ W'^ibn^^rakory'^hote. To Jim'f>el«vaa’e pro-
“Let ’em have their fun. Good thing
yuh built this ole house outa logs in
stead o’ sawed lumber. The soft-point
slugs the’re usin’ ain’t gettin’ through
worth a cent. The shootin’ will slow
up pretty quick I reckon. They can’t
have any bell of a lot o’ shells, seein'
as I beat ’em to Jake Butterfield’s
stock.”
emment and is in fact merely estab
lishing a dictatorship or an oligarchy
under a thin disguise.
. Lastly P should like my candidate
to be a gentleman and. not a bully,
and if he be a practicing, not merely
a professing, Christian, he will lose
nothing in my estimation. For it is
my belief that a real Christian ever
strives to embody in himself the qual
ities which I have enumerated and
faithful and untiring efforts in'ihe'p. rn.
Woman’s Missionary society of Epr | Managers are notified to call for
worth church and for her loving ser-1 the boxes on Saturday, August 22,
vice in the community, not only in a and ~lo return them immediately af-
social way but also in a spiritual | ter the counting of hte votes,
manner, that we 'name our organiza-: Managers /
tion,^the ‘Margaret Warren Mission-} Barksdale-Namie: R. M. Langstoji,
ary Society of -Epworth Church
Mrs. Claude Kay,
Mrs. B. W. Oxner,
Mrs. E. H,. Hunnicutt,
Committee,
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Stat^of South Carolina,
County of Laurens.
’Town of Clinton.
•Notice is hereby given that an elec
tion will be held in the Town of Clin
ton, S._C., on Tuesday, August 18th,
1936, for the purpose of electing a
Mayor and six Aldermen. The polling
place for said election will be at the
City Hall, on the east side^^ North
To
.£..H, Burton, W. R. Power. /
Clinton: W. L. Lynn, R. J. Pitts,
Mack Adair, Frank Miller,'J. J. jwrn-
well, W. P. Burdette. " /
Clinton Mill: J. H. Seay, ^rs. R.
M. Spires, Eugene Pinson. /
Cook’s -Store:^ Goeper,^.-T.
Edwards, and^W. P. Patt^.
Cross Hill: W. P. Culbertson, E.
P. Austin, ,Miss Gertruite Leaman.
Daniel’s Store: To^ O’Dell, EM.
Madden, Yancy Marti^.
Dials: L. R. Hellam37_^^P. ^1^. Harris,
Jack Harris. / ^
Ekom: C. L. Phillips, F. J. Odell,
J. F. Burton. . /
Goldville: J. J. Clark, George Fra-
checks
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Broad street in th. said Ttwn of!'‘F- P-it" Button.
Clinton. Th. polls will b. op.n«i •'vf- S- M. Thomas,
S^o’«lock.A..Jl-jand_3idU-be„jdased_A4*zJ"-,
4 o'clock p.- M. on said date. • i ^
W. P. Burdette, J. H. sSeay and W. j
S. Denson have been appointed as
managers of said election.
, BAILEY,
8-13-2CO
Mayor.
True to Johnny’s prediction the that he who is' true to his Maker can-
burst of fire which had followed him
to the bouse and had grown to a
veritiaila/lmlade when Delevan had* But, I hasten to explain, I do not
picked pfT the' reckless marksman
who had been d^tenpipad to get
not be less than true to bis fellow-
man.
want jny candidate to busy himself
telling me about Ms religion. I just
want Mm to so conduct himself that
1 sAid ev.eryoQ(. else.cap Me what be
is. I do not wish to limit! his activi
ties in this line' to the duration of
the campaign.
Can my candidate be elected.Y All
that T can say is that, judging frona,
results, not enough like him have
been.
Hope^ll: Munson Buford, Boyd
Ghandlf^r, Tommie Davenport, Jr.
Hi^ory Tavern: W. A. Baldwin, E.
M. Murphy, M. L. McDaniel.
Gray
Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
&nd ••• ——
EMBALMERS
Ambdtanc^ Service
Phones 41 and 399-J
L. RUSSELL GRAY and
V. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgm.
Jones’ Store: J. H. Hellams, L. H.
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AnwMYf the neoeMtttee of home ia
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without one! Do your best to pre-
veat eonaUpatton. Don’t negleot it when
fon tael anj ot Ita dlaafrecable ■yBptontf
.eomlnf oa. . . "We have ueed ThodforffS
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tt a T*r7 Veetol medicine that every taaeCy
Oikht to have, In their home.”
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ether lUe where a good laxgUva or poww
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