The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 05, 1902, Image 2
P IJ BUS H KD E V KR Y VttlDAY
? BY
W. Xv- MrBOWELL.
Phone ... - 130.
fJUBSCJUIPTION Hatk? : ? Ono year , J I .60,
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Katkh roa A ovkrtisino :-~Ordinary
transient advcrtittmenls, first insertion
$1.00 per square; ?aoh auhscipieut in
?nrtion 60 conts per square.
Obituaries charged for at, same raten
ordinary advertising.
0?tii|i>iai?5H' (hud a' lor County olllces
$6.00. Ooii^rossioiwtl flO.OO. *
Businoas 1 ? j c n ! h , 6 CfiilH par lino each In
HHrtiou.
Communications will ho published whon
oflntoroMt to the uuneral public and
ll>)t of a defamatory nature. No le
' sponslhility will h? assumed for tho
views of correspondents.
AH' ?*>??# OiUnicatioilH audresaed to thin
paper must ho accompanied tiy th"true
imine and addreaij of t >??? writer, in or
der to insure attention. Reject* <1 man
nacripts will not l?o returned.
Rates for coutract advertising will l>e An
nounced upon application at tho oJlice.
Remittances i?y chocka, drafts and postal
" monoy orders should ho roa<ie nayalde
to W. JJ. MoDOWlwTi,
( !n m'h'it A,S. -
GRAND JURY'S I'ltKSKNT
MKNT.
^ Tho prrBenlmont of the prntxl jury,
while it "is uot a long ono is a good
ono It shown that a deeper intorost j
is being taken in public matters
Heretofore some matters that should
have received tho attention of the
jury, unfortunately, Imve been passed
ovor unnotified, The reporting of a
party for a breach of the peace and
"violation of tho Sabbath by shoot
ing ft gun on tho pnhlV road in '"or
tainly a stop in the right direction.
This reckless hab t of discharging
firearms prevails to ?n alarming ox
tent and should be stopped. Wii
commend tho jury for their action in
this matter. Now their next utep
should be against obsfono and pro.
fano language that is indulged in as
freely as the violation of the Sabbath
or the wanton dhelmrging of lire
arms. What is unlawful should not
be tolerated. Let the grand jury do
its whole duty ? and wo boliovo it
will.
Tho excellent condition tho jury
reports the various ottiecs of the
county in is a ma? tor of uongratula
tion, It is unfortunate, however ' ' .
, /%. . * ? ? roans in
the condition ot some, " . . <t ?
. */Ad ami also thut
tho county i-V- i? i ?
- . ^nghways are being in
? some of . . , .
vf*'Pon oy pertain planters.
that Stops will bo immedi
ately taken to romedy both.
C A l*T. SI. L. SMITH FOR
Sl'KAKKIt.
i A majority of tho presont house
of representatives liavo been re
flected Aft Speaker Stevenson will
no longer be in it, considerable in
terest is token in political circluu
rb to who will be his Bticecasor.
Mr. T. Y. William*, of Lancaster,
and Mr. M. L. Smith, of Kershaw,
aro Avowed candidates for the plaoe.
Both are young men and both have
hod much experience in the legis
lature, both having taken promi
nent parts iu tho proceedings.
Others no doubt havo their eyes cm
the place, but thoy havo not iu \et
announced themselves. ? Columbia
Kecord.
Capt. M. L. Smith, of Camden, has
7 ; been re-elected to tho Ipgiahiture
from Korelmw^ without opposition.
This is well. Copt. Smith has made
a magnificent record already. nod is
one ot' tho ablest young men of the
State. 11 o will bo a candidate f<>r
speaker of tho next Hous?sv nnd hia
? -fiionda in Sumtur county hope tint. he
--.may bo oleotcd. Certainly, none
could be more worthy and cap ' '?> of
filling th is honorably position.- .. am
tor Herald.
__ VV u are much obliged tu uur w- i
teemed contemporary for its kind j
cxpreasion regarding our feliosv
townsman. Wo are ?ure that uur
very excellent young friend would !
fill tho place acceptably and v\e
hope sincerely to seo him honored
with the Speakers^ i p.
W. liOVl> EVANS TO I hi:
PEOPMO.
I desire to express my thanks to
my fellow Democrats iu South Oaro
^ Uva for their expression of confi
: dence in mo as a candidate for Hail
road Commissioner in tho primary,
leading my opponent for the aecoml
race by nearly two thousand vote*,
And beg Ho sub. nit my claim* to
T the voters, asking for their suffer
3L ftges in the second primary. All
of my opponeuta and myself dia
cueaed the question in reference to
th? Railroad Commissioner's oilloe
.Wellfare of the people in
OQnLy, and separated as
onent* is from the same
as the tiro incumbents,
r. Wiiborn retires, the
rn, north-eastern and
rn sections of the State,]
Bg tbe largest pari of the j
the largest railroad mile
absolutely w&represent- j
Board. LivlM in the!
of the Stat
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to
v
ty I whb endorsed for the position.
I submit that 1 am in ft position,
if elected, to sec that all auction#
of our progressive State are pro
per ly represented.
If 1 am hoooied wit'h your suffr
age*, you may r?*at assured that I
will perform t)>o duties of the o'll^
of Railroad Commissioner with the
fidelity that i have served my peo
ple in the pawl.
Dr. J\ H. Mell, of Alabama, has
been elected president of Clurnson
College. Dr. JVIell is 02 years old
and is a distinguished educator and
it* ssid to possess in a high degree
the qualities that were desired in a
president for Clomaoii/ Alt ia un
derstood that he will accept the
position and will come to Olemaon
at once in time to he present at the
opening. The college opens Sept.
10, and Col. Siuipaon say* tho proa
peots are very bright for the t
Session and lhal tho barracks will
Tie lllled with students.
Gen Floyd, after making n, can
vass for congress, declares that lie
made l> in sampaign on good, old
Democratic line^, hut ho ia of the
opinion that (ho people are tired of
old rnofiaback issues and want some
thing up to date and in keeping with
the spirit of tho times I if -tliiw Don,
Floyd i ^ eminently correct. Wo are
a progressive! people and cannot for
ever run along in the old ruts ?Co
lumbia Rocord.
(iQVf'rnor McSweeny appointed
Judge W. () Purdy to hold court at
Mcaufort In place of .Judge (1. W.
Cage, who met with a painful ae
eid i! hi. While overseeing some re
puirs on the guttering of his house
at Chester Thursday Judge Gage
slipped and fell from the ladder on
which he was standing ami broke
hia left arm just below, the shoul
der.
Jj
President Roosevelt narrowly es
caped death on Wednesday last, lie
was riding out and a trolley car
crashed into bin carriage. William
flrai", of the secret aervieo.wof Vdlod
.... ?r no were in i.
enrriagn received serious injuries.
The President escaped, it Is siiid,
with a slight bruise about tho face.
Defeated candidates are inclined
to explain how it happened by
charging I hit the other man bought
his votes. What a lightning-like
Lehange of opinion in one day ! Be
foro and up t(? the tirst primary it
was the unpurchanahle, ineor?upla--;
hie, independent dear, dear jfieople? - -<
Record.
4,I cannot, say ? woril against the
newspapers. What to 1113' rrind in
remarkable i? the endeavor, the en
terprise, the work that they have
oxpcndfd In collecting the return*,
ami that they could bo r?a accurate!
as they uro in the necessary hasty
collection ol ncv/a ia marvelous." ?
VV. .1. '1' albert.
'The corn, wheat and out. crops of
the great grain growing noith-wca
tern states are safe, ami the flnofet
made in many year?. Thla abun*
danco should not only make flour,
moftl, bet f and bacon cheaper but
enable those western i'avorites of
the seasons to buy more cotton
gouda than usual.
Yesterday 'h daily papers state that
there may bo u gM'wt rise i it cotton 1
on account of tho government's last
report which i>lac?<<? the average crop
at til per cent, while the er?-p in
Texaw is only one half. Wo trust
that the good price will bo realized.
A sensible Georgia editor says:
'?Sorne of the authors who devote
their time to the wiitingof tedious
histories of the devil, could better
employ that time in pointing out a
safe way around him."
Oovcruor McSweoney haa re
vived the ?j uttstlon of building n
now executive mansion, which lie
recommended in his tuusflngo laat
winter.
Loe ('onuty cnjoya the dubious
distinction of bfinn the only county
in the State which gave a plurality
of its votes for Jim Tillman. ?
Mimter Herald.
.Jim Tillman will now sit down
and slay "aot." This last word
is not Kogliah, maybe, but it ap
plies to him with much appropri
ntcncss. ? Ex.
| One of our exchange* says:
"Having chopped out the crop of
candidates to two to a stand we will
procced next Tuesday to "lay by."
('resident Roosevelt is to visit
Tun? loo and North Carolina the
m*!t part of tfcie mooii "
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The Second Pumary.
The following candidate? will
lave to run over at the primary
next Tuesday, ilili inst:
For IL S. cenato Latimer and
Kvans, for governor Iliywooil and
Calhert, for lieutenant governor
SJohii and Oary, for secretary of
t S t x i ? Wilboru and (ImiU, for comp
troller general Walker ?nd Jones,
for adjutsnt and Inspector general
j Boyd and Kroat, for railroad com
missioner Kvans arid Caughrnan.
Improvement Southern Railway Din
ing Car*.
Southern Railway is making an
especial feature of dining car aer
vice on many of its through trains,
and in order to make dining car*
more attractive than ever, are now
equipping ?ll theso earn with elec
trict fan? and olectric lights. A
number of the dining cars in through
Iiuch between Atlanta and New
York l?ave been equipped with elec
tric fans and electric lights, and
these improvements will continue
until all of the dining cars on the
?Southern System will have these
advantages There aro very few
roads in the world that have elec
tric lights and electric fans in their
dining cars and this improvement
will add much to the already excel
lent dining car service of the
Southern Uailwav.
W. II. Tayloe,
Asn't Gen'l Pass Agt.
(<
Items Over Uic State ami
Klfw where,
Mt. Pclofl is again in violent
eruption.
Fireproof vaults ftro being placed
in the office of the clerk of court and
judge of probalo iu the Orangeburg
court house.
There will be only one county
office to run for in tho second pri
mary in Lancaster county. M. C.
Gardner and Jj. J. Perry will run
over for county Supcryisor.
Mr. .1 T. Tarrnr, of Columbia, lost
a line horse recently which died
from hydrophobia. The horto and
a cat were bitten by his valuable
Irish Hotter. The cat also died.
There nro Smiths employed
by the Government, 1,52H Jones,
1,102 Browns. and 1,004 Johnsons
j '! here aro 18 George Washingtons, 2
William McKinleye, '] William I3ry
lilts and two Grover C.evelands.
Tho fJafT/iey Lnrhmr r. , " !'u
.f faivi ^ wonders if a
I man iu really good enough lor lier.
At twenty she wonders which man is
I the most worthy of her. At tyventy
j liyo hIio wonders which of the several
| worthy men alio has in time past re
fused will come back to her. At
twenty-eight she begins to wonder
which man Mie can get.
Auditor 1{ K. Brewton, of Spar
tanburg, committed suicide last Sun
day morning by cutting his throat
with a ru/.or. Mr. Brewton was a
uallant confederate soldier niul dur
ing tho war received two wounds ?
one in the head and one in the
body --from which he suffered much,
and, it is said, this was perhaps tLe
indlroct causo of his rash act.
A gentleman from the up-country
reports a caso which is vathor extra
ordinary and excites sympathy. On
'tho very day that Mr. VV, W. Bright
wns buried his county.? -Pickens ?
k'nvo hi to uuanimoua endorsement
for tho oflico of county snperlnten
dent of educatiou. Mr. Bright's
death occurred on the 2Bth and his
name was on the official ticket which
wns voted tho day following.? -State.
W. K. liyman, a young merohant
i of Titnmonsville. who bad recently
moved over from Cartersville, has
disappeared. Ho lift* been absent
fi>r several weeks now and his
i friends havo asked that hia absence
he noted through tho paper?. Mr.
llyrnan ia a bright and energetic
young man. lie wns doing well in
I businoBa, there arc no oomplications
as fur aa Anyone knows, and hia ab
sence ia unaocountablo. It is feared
that he has uiet with foul play.
A apecial from Anderaon to the
Columbia State, dated Aug. 29th,
ray a t "News 1ms just reached horo
of (he attempt at suicide at lna home
01 Hart county, Cla , of Mr. dames
McConnoll, boh of Mr. K '? McCon
nell of this oitv. It is thought that
the attempt will result fataiiy, and
t lie ocourronoo in mado more tragic
by tho fact that Mr. McConnoll wns
married just the day previous Mr
McDonnell, who la a yonng man
about 22 yeara old, has beon living
in Hart county Ga., for several years.
Rccontly he notified relatives here
t lint he was to bo married la?t Sun
day to Mica Teasloy, who livos in the
lowor part of that count}', and hift
father went there to be prosont at
the wedding Mr. McOonnell re
turned to Anderson on Monday af
ter having seen hia son married on
Sunday, having left there Sunday
afternoon Late Monday afternoon
he reooivod a telegram that the yonng
man had attemptod suicido that
morning by cutting his throat with
a razor and was not expected to live.
The older Mr. MoConnell started for
his sou's home immediately on tho ro
ceipt of tho telegram and has not
yet returned Tho young man lives
in an isolated section, fr.r ren.oved
from telephone connection, and
nothing has been heard as to hia
condition aince tho receipt of the
telegram Monday night. Yonng Mc
t'onnell was reared in the Starr aoc
tion of this county and is qnite pop
ular where he is known. He is said
t > have been a qniet, steady young
man, aud r,o reaaon can be assigned
for his rash act, lie was one of the
?sry last persons one woo Id base ?
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Fire Sale.
Having quite a lot of good# slightly damaged by removal,
etc., during the recent lire, I am offering same at regular fire
wale prices. Oome in and get some of the bargains before
they are all gone. They won't last long, go come at once.
Respectfully,
JDJ^-VXID WOLFE,
GLENN
SPRINGS
MINERAL
WATER.
Nature's Greatest Remedy
FOR DISEASES OF THE
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach
and Skin.
Physicians Prescribe It,
Patients Depend on it, and
Everybody Praises it
l^or Halo l>y tlio Camden llruj>: Oo.
2111(1 /"lll!> Ac
STILL GOING ON. PLENTY OF PLUMS LEFT AT ZEMP &
OEPASS' OLD STAND. PRICES SLAUGHTERED ^FOR
Spot G CIS A.
NO TUMIIE} TO
W. H. ZEMP. -
Ginning, Ctoap Ginning!
TAKE HIDIt CIHIICIi ON, ?? HUMS !
-BAoaiird-Airri r tibis!
9 Yards new 2 pound Bagging ami 6 Ties $ 1.00
Ginning 75
Total cost $ 1.76
6 yard* new 2 pound Bagging and t) Tic9, *80
Ginning ' 4 75
Total cost $1.55
,0 yards second hand 2 pound Bagging and ti Ties 75
Ginning 7&
Total co.-t 1.50
0 yards second hand 2 pound Bagging and G Ties, 60
Ginning 75
Total cost $ 1 u5
Four now 70 saw MUNGEIt gins and all appliances to
k^ep saws sharp.
The bent system of ginning, because it gives the best re
sults. We can gin a bale in 12 minutes.
We buy your seed or return it to you life you wish. Give
us a trial and will never leave us.
WE ARE NOW REAIJY TO GIN.
CAMDI2N OIJL M1LI ?
Branch of Southern Cotton Oil Company.
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Court Proceedings.
The court lins disponed of fol |
lo?lnjf oa?fH : 1
Zick Lewid- ? nnd hat?efy
with intnit to kill Not yuiliy
John Adam1* ? GamMing. Piend
cjuilty. 3 nioujliu aod
Mattie Maroog ? Murder. N'? ?? guil
ty,
T J* DcBruld ? Murder. Not guil
Ruben Wood ami Mark Moore?
Burglary and larceny. Guilty. Wood
ft yours, Moore 2 months
John Wo?ly Carter ? Larceny of
bicycle l'lead guilty. One year
Adam Lee ? Injury to public biflrb*
wav. Guilty. Two months or $15
The following is the presentment
of the grand jury :
To His Honor, Judge Chas. <? Dantz
ler, presiding at the September,
term of Court for Kershaw County,
YYV, the Grand Jury, be# to make this
our presentment. We hare passed upon
all hill# handed tons. We hn?eex-J
? mined the lwu>ks of W. It. Hough, ]
County Treasurer. P. T. Bruce, County
Auditor, J. IS. Phelps, Countv Suporvi
?or. It. B, Clarke, Hunt, of induration.
Joel Hough. Clerk of Court, J. S Trant
ham, Sheriff, and L. A. Wittkowsky.
Matter, and flnd them correct*
We have examined the Jail and find it
in very good condition, exoept that water
supply it needed haiu.v hut we have
been inform* d by the Supervisor that
n complete water supply is being put in.
W? have examined the County In
Hrmary and iind it in good condition and
the inmates well cared tor.
Upon inrfcstigstion of the condition of
public roads and highway s we And them
too narrow in some sections and used
for agricultural purposes. We recom
mend that the roads he widened according
to law, and all trespassers prosecuted.
We call attention to the Stokes Bridge
road from Briar Branch to the Sumter
lino and road from Kershaw t> the Lock
hart road ami Bridge at Granny's Quarter
need* immediate atteution
We alpo find an inmate in the County
Jail Leonard Dixon, who ha* heen there
for several months, who we think ought
to be removed to the St*te Infirmary aa
he has beon adjudged a lunatic.
Mr. William Cauthen has heen re
ported to us for committing a broach of
the pt'ace by shooting a gun on the
Sabbath, on the public highway. Wit
nesses, T. N. Reaves. S. .?. Vincent, b.
A. Vincent and T. H. Vincent. We
recommend that t lie proper stens be
taken to bring (he alleged offender to
justice.
Thanking y ur H'>n ?r and the Solici
tor for the courtesies shown us.
ltcspctfuhy
J. J. (tOODATjE,
Fortran.
Larnnd - w vnarlottc, N. C.
On September 'Jlh the Seaboard
Air Lino Railway will run a big
excursion to the beautiful city of
Charlotte, N. C, A special train
will leave Columbia at H a. m.,
and will leave ('amden aboui 7 a. m.
Special coaches for white and col
ored people. The rato from Cam
den has not been announced, but
will not be more than $1 or $1.25
for the round trip, tickets good re
turning on special train same night.
Tickets will be sold al 00 cents
higher rate and will bo good re
turning on any train the following
day. Call on agent for tickets nml
information.
VV. W. McCutcben, agent, Cam
den, S. C. J. J. Puller. Tray. Pass
agent, Columbia, S. C.
( Advertised letters.
Tho following is a list of lettors
remaining uncalled for in tho Cam
den pout office for the week ending
Ang. 81 i
L~ B. L. Barnes, Burnet Arrant*,
Eddie Barnes, Cato James, J. E.
Tail'?, Henry Turoiae, II. T. Cose,
Willie Ballard, Rame Britt, Liars
Cheatnut, Thos. Jones. Ella Bur
roughs, Gertrude $yrl, Minnie B.
Douglass, Mrs. Nvllic" Gasklns,
IV) aggie dodgers, Hattie Smyrl, Mrs.
W. D. Tranham.
Parties calling for these letters
will please state what week they were
advertised. >
C. J. Shannon, P. M.
Sft, Steoctman,
Qotto/i 3$uye/\
Office at H. G. Garrison's,
Platform in Rear.
DR. PElNNEWd
GOLDEN RELIEF
cunts any
COLIC
Dropout* In itotpiUmln fOc.$J.
For a?|e by F, M. Zemp A, DoPmi.
? xanvtaotu&sbo or?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Qiaos a
specialty. July 4-1
i.
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furniture Hepatred.
('apt, T. B. Dentou has opened
up in tbr otllce oue door eaat of tho
po*t ofUee where he ia prepared to
ilr? {feaerul repair work of all kind*,
( t*peei(.!i) furniture) repairing, eto.
CJdpt. Denton in ats old and ex*
perienced l> h n d at this aorl of
work hikI ho invites the public
Kiu'ti tin y need work of tlii* kind
<o give him h triftl He aure to b?o
him ? next lo pout olllce.
Foi Sale at a Bargain.
A five -room cottage ?aud 1 1-2
acre lot at Bolt) une, S'. C., for bale
at a bargain. Kesldence Iikh all
convenience for ploawapf home.
Growing town, good acbool and
church privilege!. Twenty milea -
from Camden on S. A. L. railroad.
Apply to K. N. Petersen, Betbune,
S. ('. l'ouaobslon glvqn the 1st of
October. Aug. 22-lm.
Carpet warn plea to select from at.
Geisenbeimer'e.
Machine noedlos and oil.
Gpiaenbeimer'n. <
Auction Sale.
(>ur buyer is in New York- It in tho
auction sales, sheriff's Hales and ail
other places to get 'em cheap every day
in t tie year except Sunday*. lie watches
/or bargains* always tue heat ? rier r
touches trash ? grabs them, fires them to
Camden to Oaddell , and always writes
"got 'en> cheap~sell 'em cheap and
quick." Keep Hut ball rolling and Cad
dell does it. We have not tried to *<d I
all the goods in Camden, hut we sot in
to soil our share, and the 1>est evidence
that wo aro doing the people good is the
fad that they come back to us. We are
fair and square ? nothing shout us ex
cept we get good goods? get them cheep
and sell them cheap. We oclieve we are
goinc to build a big business here in
Camden for we hare started on the right
track. We are not going to lose our
head ; the more trade the people give us
the uneaper we can bring goods th?-y
need to them. Drop in, see what tho
saving is buying of us,
W. J. CAD I) ELL,
in the Cly burn Block.
ROBBED
Of my rightful place of*
business by the recent lire, I
have nought refuge for the
piesent in the stord of Mr. G.
0. Bruce ? two doors south of
Mr. J). K. Unison's ? and ut
this stand T shall take pleasure
for the next thirty days hi
giving my friends genuine
bargaioa in goods elicap and
good.
Hoping to have an early
call iroin my old friends and
the public at large, 1 remain -
Respectfully yours,
F, E. MATHIS.
SECOND ?
Piimaiy Election' Notice;
Notice In hereby given that a necond
primary election will be held on Tuei.
day, September Oth, 1902.
The poll* will opep at S o'olock a. in,,
and elote at ? o'elock p. in., when the
votes Blm)] bo counted and the re?u|t? do
clarcd.
The following perBons are appointed
managers of said election.
fialt pond ? J R Dinklna, Geo M
Watts, J. II. True.
Beulah? J E Ruah, J 0 Mofioley,
Jnmea McCaaklll.
Camdon <\>tton MiW-D B Shirloy , J
J Munn, S'im'l Catoe.
Cnreton Mill? J T Rosi, Dave Jackson,
Lewis J)ye.
Buffalo ? C A Johnson, J G Sowel. M
A feliaw.
Antjoch? J S Brown, T P Brown, J J
Player. 4
LnU-rpriae? G li McCoy, L H Myera,
C B Spradlay.
vHhavlor'? tlill ? S W Ilornsby, W II
Barfleld, It L Sroyrl.
Pine Tree? Bin Tldwell, II II Stok??,
K A Elliott.,
Liberty Hill? S II 'Cunningham, N 8
Richnrda, K L Jono>?.
Beaver ])am? W T Bell, U T Mlokle.
Jan A Bahon.
Weatville? ? I) G Fletcher, J, T. Youngr,
W F Ru.toll.
White Pond-K G Hinaon, S W Ro?f,
i J L Gay.
SiwkIv Grove ? J W Watkius. W H
Rfttcliff, II 0 Hal!.
Roland ? T J peBrqhl I^owia Watts, J
A W?it.
Rilov'a Mill? M LBaley, Amos Wast,
M W Hough.
Granny's Quarter? W F Truesdell, L
LClyburn, P F Owens.
DeKalb Cotton MM-J T Smith, J K
llendrix,U ft Hodgsr*.
Pobfs Mill? II A Martin, 11 W Po*
tar, P E Spenoer.
logoff? J A ftoabocongh M B Rabon,
R J T Smith.
Harmony? p U 'Bn?, J M Butler, W
P Qrig&by, r '?
fctookton? O W Ammons, J D Mc*
Caakill, L T Pixon,
Shamrock ? H T Johnson, R L Mo*
Nflughton, A M ]{orton f ?
Bwift Creek ? L W Boykin, Geo W
Arrnnta, A H Koykin, jr.
3CWVV W Croxton, J S Bar 8 eld, I,
S G a" then.
Abney ? H T Horton, S A West, W
G Onten.
Hinging Rock ? J T Wolsh, T 8 Boll,
O II Watson.
Rutaell Place? G P Hammond, G T
Peach, J S Addison.
Oakland? Frauk Peebles, J B Barfield
0 F P?te.
PeKalb? E. J. Bisiell, E B Cnreton, T
B Denton.
Wateree? T J Wilton, D F Diaoa, J
W Wilson.
Bethune? N A Bethane, .8 N Naw- ?'
man. D McDonald
Manager* can get ballot l^fltea by call
ing at The Maaaengcr offlca any Ume aS- Z
tor the tlat of August
M. L. Paofeh, ^
Chalrmna.
O. W. Bircbnwe