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Volume 17 CHERAW. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. S. C? OCTOBER 16, 1913 Number 94
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BIG INCREASE IN
TOBACCO CROP
ACERAGE GROWS 37 PER (KM
There were 33,299,501 Pounds of Tobacco
liaised in South Carolina
this Season.
Columbia, October 12.?An increase
of 37 percentage in acerage, netting
an increase of 42 per cent in money
over last year, is the record of the
tobacco crop for South Carolina for
the present season, according to fig
ures made public today by Commissioner
E. J. Watson. There were 33.299,561
pounds of tobacco raised in
this Satte this season, which brougnt
an average of 33.77 cents per pound,
amounting to $4,584,339.51, these i'gures
setting forth the reason why the
Pee-Dee section of the State is ami",
ing with fat bank accounts, good busiand
ran tnrough September. From
forty warehouses in eighteen markets
in the eastern and southern central
portions of the State the buyers purchased
the weed, and there is much
rivalry as to which market sells the
most. The figures by markets for the
season were prepared by Commissioner
Watson, and will prove of great
interest to every tobacco grower in
the Stater giving -tlie1~totai far Tthar
each market did.
Total Sales for 1913.
Markets. Pounds Amount.
Conway 1,646,975 $ 217,975.50
Darlington . . 3,503,902 488,144.36
ness in every line and viewing with
equanimity the steady rising cotton
market, which is a surplus crop for,
them.
The tobacco season for this year is
the best both from the amount and
quality of the weed and the price realized,
and the tremendous increase in
this Agricultural resource lis little
short of amazing. From a small beginning
a few years ago, the tobacco
industry has jumped to third place in
point of agricultural production, and
gives promise of growing still more
The tobacco raisers are mightily
pleased with the returns for the labor
of their hands this year, and it is
safe to predict that the acerage next
season will be consirieraniy increases. i
The tobacco market onened In July)
Dillon .... 505,281 63,138.64 '
Florence .... 2.072.223 290,798.82
Hemingway . . 1,057,674 143,595.44
John6onvllle . . 1,313,607 176,488.04
Klngstree . . . 2,572,442 363,977.47
Lake City . . . 4,343,221 616,584.75
Lamar .... 209,065 23,955.80
Latta .... 194,913 24,477.64
Lorls I,099,r99 135,873.33
Manning . . . 1,399.997 196,695.38
Marlon .... 1,412.986 202.041.85
Mayesville . . 73,609 8,095.75
Mullins . . . 4,678,686 665.588.41
Nichols .... 2,081,574 283.845.52
Olanta .... 868,847 119,371.78
Pages Mill . . 606,121 66,891.71
Tlmmonsville . 3,658,439 507,699.32
Total . . .33,299,561 $4,584,399.51
There were 5,359,593 pounds of tobacco
sold in South Carolina in the
month of September, which brought
$709,068.14, at an average of 13.32
"i" nnun/1 ftrrordine to the
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monthly report of tobacco sales, made
public today by Commissioner Watson.
This breaks the record for previous
September sales, as has been
usual with this season's crop.
DR. L. B. EERRISON
DENTIST
CHERAW, S. C.
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PEE DEE PRESBYTERY. *
Holds n Two Days Session With the
Harts ville Church.
Pee Dee Presbytery met In Hr.rtsville,
September 30th, with fourteen
ministers and sixteen elders present.
The opening sermon was preached
by Rev. D. M. Fulton, D. D., from the
text as found in John 8:22.
Rev. S. H. Hay, of Marion was elected
Moderator, and Rev. M. B. McLauchlin,
of Effingham, was chosen
as temporary clerk.
At his own request the pastoral re
lation between Rev. A. s. uoait ana
the churches of Kingstree, Bayboro
and Waccamaw was reluctantly dissolved
by Presbytery, and Mr. Doak
was dismissed to the Presbytery of
Knoxville.
Mr. J. Sam Garner, a member of the
Darlington church, was received under
the care of the Presbytery as a candidate
for the ministry. Mr. Garner
has entered the Theological Seminery
at Columbia.
Presbytery consented to the changes
proposed by the Synod's committee in
regards to the bounds of the Presbyteries.
Presbytery also consented to
the overtures to the Assembly touching
changes in the Book of Church
Order and Rules of Discipline.
The proposed removal of Chicora
College to a site in or around Green- I
ville was approved.
Dr. Buckner was appointed to
preach the Presbyterial sermon at
the next meeting of Preabytery, the ,
subject to be "Religion in the Home." '
?A. vigorousf erangelfriie- atiarnlgtL_
will be conducted during the fall and
winter months. Every church in the 1
Presbytery is requested to hold an ,
evangelistic meeting, lasting at least ,
eight days; these meetings to be \
conducted by the ministers of our |
Presbytery. Rev. A. H. McArn is to ,
arrange for the meetings and get the j
churches and ministers in touch with ]
each other.
The spring meeting of Presbytery
will be held in Marion.?Hartsville 1
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PROPERTY ASSESSMENT.
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Comptroller General Snys System
Mast be Changed.
Columbia, Oct. am, , going to .
ask the Legislature either to make a
flexible State lowr on true valuation ^
to be applied on al^ropert^vahie of
the State." said Comptroller General
Jones this morning in making public
correspondece which had passed between
his office and the-new board of
assessors of Columbia. "This is the
opening gun in the reassessment of
property which will have to be done
lext year," he added.
Finds Snlzer Guilty on Three Charges. >
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Albany. N. Y., Oct. 16.?Gov. William
Sulzer was found guilty by the
ligh court of Impeachment on three
of the articles preferred against him.
rhey were articles 1, 2 and 4. He
vas declared innocent of charges in
article 3. Tomorrow he will be renoved
from office, but not disqualified
rom holding office in this state in
he future, unless there is a substanial
change in the informal vote re)orted
to have been taken today by
he court on these questions in secret
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