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V' f / WALTBKBOBO, «. a r, NOVKMni:u tr. i»ia - *0.1* GRAND JURY MADE ITS ANAL PRESENTMENT LAST THURSDAY KILER EVANS FREEt2ND WEEK’S COURT :,\. . Jl'RY RRTURNS VKRTUCT OF NOf Gl lLTY IS MURDER CASK REVIEWS OORDITIONS IN PUBLIC OFFICES. MAKING RECOMMEN DATIONS. COMMENDS AGENCIES MAKING FOR A GREATER COLLETON. Tb« Anal presentment of the grand jgry made Thursday just before tJM recess for the dinner hour. This pj^tentment covers the condition in ihe county in a thorough and com* prohensive review, showing careful and painstaking research. The presentment was read by the export for the grand jury. Heber H. Padgett. Esq. The grand jury was -ompiimsnted by Judge Prince for thorough and comprehensive present ment, and dismissed for the session. This does not mean, however, that tUs grand jury is absolved from all duties for it is stiil the grand jury for ths county and will be till re lieved by the swearing in of the new grand jury at the Spring term uf court. Mold Over Grand Jurors. The following grand Jurors were drawn to hold over for the next torn: W. W. Smoak. J. A. Edwards, j B. Varnadoe, C. C. Price, L. H. Griffith and W. H. Crosby. Presentment 01 the Uiand Jury Fall Term—November, 1812: To the Honorable George E. Prince, Presiding Judge. Wo the Grand Jury of Colleton county, have paased upon all bills of indictment handed us by the Oourt and our findings have been en dorsed thereon. The work of the Grand Jury has bean done largely through the com mittees, and we beg to submit the following reports: On Public Offices. We. the commit foe on Ptbllc o flic- os, beg leave to report that we have ngsmlned all the offices of public of the county and submit herewith our hndlng: . Master's Office As usual we ■»« office In' splendid condition, books and records neatly and accur ately kept by Col. C. O. Henderson, the Master. Probate Judgo—The office of Pro bate Judge is now being filled by the Clerk of Court, owing to the death of the late Probate Judge. ^8. Grlf- ga, and la In charge of J. 8. Glover. County Treasurer—This office is well kept and the books are all neat and accurate. The reports required ue all made and recent thorough exumination by the Comptroller Gen eral showed the excellent wonditlon of this office. R. E. Jones is the Treasurer. County Highway Commissioner— Prom the beginning of the term of office of the present Highway Com missioner. J. W. Hiii. a most com plete. convenient and correct system Is used in handling the affairs of this office. We find the financial condi tion of the County to be as follows: Assets. FakaK for 1812. for county purposes. . . f41,299..i6 Responded balance of money rarrowed ; ‘M7.. Total I45.C47.11 Id abilities. 'on-owed Money. $31,000.00 rrterest and borrowed mon- 950.00 Approved claims unpaid (In debtedness 1911 4.199.62 Total Indebtednesu to Nov 1, 1912 $36,149.62 This leaves an oaexpended balance f $$,4*7.49. Sheriff—This office, held by W. R. ‘ox, we found In good condition. We n4 that It costa the county $29.00 er month as an average to care for afi feed the total number of pris on in the Jail for the past ten kraths. County Auditor—We find the of- ice of County-Auditor well kept, ooks and records properly made out nd the entries neatly made. County Superintendent of Educa- oa—We find that the books of this Bee are neatly and correctly kept, lit being done by W. W. Smoak. member of the County Board of dues tip n, who has assumed this re- Musibility since the illness of tho ounty Superintendent of Education, r. H. W. Black. We find that a mat number of school districts ov- ■drew their apportionments the psst tar, and are glad to note the resold- t>a of tho County Board of Educa- a* not to allow this to be done fur- *r. The terms of the schools are Mwt In a great many districts due > tho lack of funds ror a longer nn. This la to be regretted-, but ueh can ho done by levying special xus, and by consolidation of schools lore are satirely too many small bools la the County, in localities foee consolidation would result in uch greater afficioacy in an educa- >hal way. We. thererora, recom end the consolidation of weak bools and the levying of special xea. We would elso urge trustees employ only competent teachers, id whdfc one Is found to re-omploy ® or hor. In order that a permanent Continued on Page Six. ATTORNEY A'ND CLIENT FIGHT. Col. I>. U. Peurlfoy add E. L. Benton Come to Blows. Following a dispute over a case in which Col. D. B. Peurlfoy represent ed E. L. Benton, last Thursday, they came to blows qn court house square. It appears <hat Col. Peurlfoy repre sented Mr. Benton in a suit for adul- try, which case has been continued for several terms of court. Mr: Ben ton upbraided Col. Peurlfoy for not having ended the case, and accused him of being in, collusion with his brother. Solicitor Peurlfoy in the matter. This Col Peurlfoy denied, and Mr. Benton repeating ms cnarge, was struciy by Col. Peurlfoy. The combatants ’ were separated before either was hurt. Mayor Ackerman had the case up for trial Saturday and fined Col Peu- rifoy $10. Mr. Benton was not fined. Williamn-Sallingcr. Lake City, Nov« 22-—Special: One of the most beautiful weddings that has ever taken place In Lake City was witnessed Wednesday evening by s great many frieiitls of the con tracting parties, when Miss Ruth Alice Williams, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Williams, of this city and Edward Duncan Ballinger, of Flor ence, were united in marriage. The quaint Methodist church, in which the ceremony was performed, had been transformed by clever handf into a bower of loveliness. .(fhu bride, at all times lovely, was never more beautiful than on this, bar wedding night, gttlred In an alaborate gown of Duchesa satin, trimmed in real lace and pearls aad with Its draperies caught with whits orchids, the graceful linen being ac- cantuated by a lout court train. Her hi ghotSi beuuty wus enhanced by the filmy veil, which flowed from a wreath sf llllitp of the valley. In h«r arms she bore a huge shower bou quet of brides roses and Ulllaa of the valley. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party returned to the home of Dr. Williams, where the bride changed her wedding gown for a stylish travelling suit of midnight blue, with hat, shoes end gloves to match. Mr. and Mrs. Ballinger left on the evening train for Washington and other points, and upon their re turn will he at home at Florence. The bride is the eider daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Williams and has',' by her unusual beauty and at- 'ive manaars, won many friends. The groom is connected with the Florence Daily TimOs and is one of the rising young business men of that city. SPECIAL PRESENTMENTS , MIDI WARREK-WllSON CASE TRIED Grand Jury Hands Out Spoffal Pre- sentments iu Liquor t'ssos>— True Bills Found. The two cases in which convic tions were secured last week were Isaac Spell, accused of stealing cot ton and he was sentenced to 9 months on the chain gang. Frank Kinsey, convicted of simple assault, was sentenced to 30 days on the chain gang or to pay a nne of $50. Kiler Evans ('leafed. The Jury were out only a short while in the case against Kiler Evans, charged with killing Jack Jllerndon, returning with a verdict of not guil ty. Evans sustained his plea of self- defense in the opinion of the Jury and he was freed. Padgett. Lemacks & Moorer defended him; Solicitor Peurlfoy conducted tne prosecution. Special Pvesentmenis. The grand Jury mace special pre sentments on four blind tiger cases, and Indictments were handed out by the solicitor, on whten the grand Ju ry returned true Mils. Bench war rants were Issued -{or the offeudaru, and only two weak apprehended, in the case against Bamsey and Brab- cams? forward aad gava HONOR ROLL. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NOW IN SESSION. Wulterbroo High School, Second Month, lOliMS. -Roll % FAIR ASSN. RETS All This Week ('ousumed In Trial of This Celebrated Lead Case. Calfee-Koger. Miss Susie Calfee, daughter of the late J. F. Calfee, and Mrs. Elisabeth ( alfee, was married to Mr. James Honry Roger, of Walterboro, South Carolina Wednesday morning at the ->ms of the bride at Pine, in this county. It was a quiet home wed- <iing.and the ceremony was perform ed by'Rev. Carl S. Matthews, of this city. No Invitations were issued and only the famfty was m attendance. The bride received a number of use ful presents. Mr. and Mrs. Koger .. ’S this afternoon for Charleston, ’. C., where they will spend a few days after which they will be at home at Walterboro.—Pulaski (Va) Rec ord. dr. and Mrs. Kogdt are now at home at the residence of H. 8. Olov- They will remove in a short whtl# to Mr. Koger’s home, now occupied by the family of H. S. Thayer. Mrs. Koger as Miss Calfse taught the Koger school last year, and there met Mr. Koger. The good wishes of numerous friends go to Mr. and Mrs. Koger in their wedded life. Walterborians Lone Money TFD of Walterboro's citizens were subjects of the grt of the light fin gered gentry while attending the Charleston fair last week. While on the street car going to hotel Tues day. John D. Glover bad his purse stolen. It contained about $4<L in money and a diamond ring valued at $125. No clue as to the perpetra tors could be obtaiMd, though some suspects were arresued, but Mr. Glov er could not testify positively that they werd the correct persons. S. S. Loper was also relieved of about $25 in the same manner, but he had no Idea who got his money. Frank Folk, of Bamberg, w'was among thoae in town this week, hav ing been summoned here as a wit ness in the Warren-Wilson land trial. Mr. Folk was formerly a resident of Colleton and used to be a regular correspondent for the old Colleton Press. He came in to see if anj^ of the old staff were here, but was dis appointed at not meeting •‘Bud** Prioe or J. L. B. Warren. E. T. H. Shaffer left Monday for '’•ron. jf. c. where ha goes ta visit '!rs. Shaffer The court of Common Pleas con vened last Wednesday for the pur pose of hearing cases in equity and on appeal. The court was adjourned aad opened again each succeeding day disposing of a number of petty cases. The real business of the court was begun Monday morning when the Jury came in. There were present when court was called 29 petit jur- ut* the following being absent: H. tk Spell, G. M. Grayson, J. F. Hug- finu. J. A. Zcigler. H. C. Breland. 3r., was excused, afid Joseph Marvin reported dead. Accordingly a spec ial venire of seven names was drawn. o( which the following were secured: M. Zalin. L. H. Zefgler, G. W. Guil ford. A. Karesh, J. W. Warren. Warvea vs. WHeoa. ■ The first case called was that of fe. L. Warren vs. P. J. Wilson, this the third trial of the now cele- land cum, for the possession form In upper Colleton contain- 196 acres, more or less. The . trial of this case resulted in a j**™ 1 . J h t** each *and ***!*<* for the defendaat. An appeal bond In the sum m $100 each, am m „ A ... K .*»r had their case continued. Padgett, Lemacks ft Moorer, sad Paurifoy Broa. are marked OU recora as coun cil. The other offenfttrs have aot yet been apprehended If the sheriff, ®We t the Grand -|ary. of Colleton county/ hereby prdtaat to this Hon orable Court, thatfeo the 10th of October. II Burrell Banders did sell alcoholic beverages to .Vgft .Lane at Waltsifteeu, S. C.. presence of O. 1* Oahagan. we here by recommend that fha Solicitor forthwith hand oet Indictment against ths partiss. Respectfully submitted. W. W. SMOAK. Foreman. Hattie Baetoa. We. ths Grand Jary of Colleton county, hereby present to his Honor able Court, that oa the 11th day of October, 1912, Hattie Benton did sell alcoholic beverages to Van Lane at Walterboro, 8. C., In the presence of O. L. Gshagen, we hereby recom mend that the Solicitor forthwith hand out indictment against the par- .es. Respectfully suomltted, W: W. SMOAK, Foreman. Andrew Benton. W’e, the Grand Jury, of Colleton county hereby present to this Hon orable Court, that on the 9th day of October 1912, Andrew Benton did sell alcoholic beverages to Van Lane at W’alterbero, 8. C.. in the presence of O. L. Gahagan, we hereby recom mend that the Solicitor forthwith hand out indictment against the par ties. Respectfully submitted, W. W. KMOAK, Foreman. R. C. Brabham and W. L. Ramsey. We, the Grand Jury', of Colleton county, hereby present to this Hon orable Court, that on the 19th day of November, 1912, R. C. Brabham and W. L. Ramsey did sell alcoholic tfiksn and the caae was sent hack Supreme Court for a new trial. Sheond trial resulted in a mls- appears that tha plaintiff claims being a portion of the '< ffitfs form as ffHnte of tha late Col. George War E gfin and ttaH Warr r cent jffie *M bto. -noL i f ffAlWnw •PWiti ui taie ucurgv war- The special piwaytments follow. ^ ud ^ |t ^ M|m Qw , 'Warren and from her to O. Warren tho plaintiff In tha caae. contention Is that Judge Wilson Election Money Ready. The managers and clerka of the Federal election can get their mon ey by calling at the Colleton Banking Company, where I have their, checks prepared. . J. E. Moore, » Chairman Federal Commission. beverages to Z. J. Fralix at Williams, S. C., in the presence of J. E: Varna doe, we hereby recommend that the Solicitor forthwith hand out indict ment against the parties. "Respectfully submitted. W. W. SMOAK. Foreman NAYOR ACKERMAN, OF WALTER- . BORO PRESENTED BY GRAND A special presentment was made Thursday morning by the grand jury, in which the Mayor of Walterboro was scored for alleged failure to en force the laws and for the “rotten condiUon” of the town as r^g irdu the proper enforcement law and order. The grand jury had heard testimony from four ni'-mbers of town council, and as a result of thin testimony this special pre.^e trent was made. Judge Prince. nt- ing upon the presenti.itnt, sHd it waa a deplorable state of aCairs if the conditions existed hr al!< r ?<i In tlie presentment, were tru.*, but that he feared no action at law v.ould lie, and that the only remedy open is ttrask the Ma$or to resign ei.hor through petition or mv;r meeting. The Mayor, Judge Prince said, lias g-eat latitude and can use his dio- cretion as to matters romlug befdie him. However, the Judge suiu he would not pass upon this, but would leave it to the discretion of the So licitor, w’ho wquld hand out an in dictment if in hia opinion it would be wlEe to do so. Th b special. presentment has j caused rofisfderabie discussion over I he town, nnd It is hoped better coa- di inns will result from inis action That there should bo 28 blind tigers in the town and that the chief of re lice should have a list of them and yet be able to do nothing, is rather a reuarlable state of affairs. TUis the g.-Jid futy cvidc'.tjy, be!k«ft| was traceable to the indifference of the Mayor, and hence the special pre sentment. Chief Gahagan secure 1 evidence against three offendera nearly two months ago an^not one of them has been tried. Special Preaeatmaat. < The following is the special seutment: We, the Grand Jury, respectfully make the following p^esedtment: That we have made a thorough investigation as to conditions and en- for< ments of law ana order in the Town of Vfaltcrhoro, nnd find the name In a rotten eondillon. The Chief of Police, O. L. Oaha- <?an, states that the:* are 28 blind ‘Iveis OTisUng in. the town at the •iresent time, and although he lav 1 had for morn Than forty days testimony and warrants against hree offenders, tha Mayor has cloak: < d, harbored, and so far, refuses to •ry these offenders. We further present that all mem-^ hers of Town Council. R. L. Fraser. P. J. Lucas. E. P. Knight, M. C. ishburne, D. B. Black and C. A. Graves, together With O. L. Oaha gan. Chief of Police are witnesses to prove the same. We recommend thr.t the Solicitor forthwith take such action as Is proper under the clrcum- Manees, and if possible, to institute p. oceedings rcstrainlirg W. B. Ack- > rman from exercising the duties of Mayor. . W. W. Smoak. ^ Foreman. Srholaoki; Grade I. Celeste Benton, Helen Halford. Fannie Hiers. Grade 1 tAd.) E&thlecnff Warraa Grade 1!. William smoak. Grade ill. Alex. Braid, Lillie Williams. Grade VI. Emmeline Peurlfoy. Grade VII. DeWitte Jacobs. Roll IL Grade I. Oliver Ackerman, John Cauthen, Karl Padgett, Dula Avant. Neta Avant. Grade I (Ad.) Richard Black, Clifton Buchanan. Hubert Bunton, y Fripp, Julian Gibbs. Clyde Iriffin, Augustus Stokes. Jim von .c-hc. John Walker, Fronnle Bailey, (nry ilia <1. bara Bunton, Agnes ’lobster, Dorothy Padgett, Jessie kadgett, Emily Smith, Bloomy Zalin. Grade 11. Charles Baker, Harry Dandridge. Hubert Hiers, Marlon Johnson, Keller Padgett, Kenneth Sanuerb. • ann> May Beach, Fay aorris, Lillian Price, Vernelle Rish- ’ ANNUAL MEETING OF VAIR i bOCIATlOX HKLDJTnDAY. FAIR MADE GOOD SHOWING Reports Encouraging and fftaa* 1 For Next Fair—Election of Office rr. been paying rant for tho farm, or at toast till Mlso Warren’s death ’flaw yoars ago. <- The dataadant contends that ho had porenased tho ptoao nnd that the rental money was some that he collected from other parties fmd for other traefo of land he had rented. Tha following Jury wan drawn to sit on this enfin: , 4/ T. P. Murray. B. C. GlorffiP, J. B. Bench. O. L. Smoak, A. D. Myers, H. B. Langdale, Q. Q. Bishop, G. P. Jen nings. Sr W. Breland, F. M. Smith. H. W. Jones, W. D. Breland. This case has donaumsd the entire week, and at the time of going tb press one argument is yet to be heard after which his Honor, Judge Prince will charge the Jufy. Col J. G. Pad gett and Hon. W. B. Gruber repre sent the plaintiff, and Col. E. F. War ren and Hon. Oeo. Warren the de- fenlant. Walker. Norriaq 'Warren. Lilkla W1L 11 msv wwewxi, Grade III. James Adams. Cotes- orth Flshburne, Lillian Ackerman, Gertrude Howard, Audrey Jones Jewel Taylor, Norrlno Warren, Fan nie Zalin. „ * Grade IV. Lennis Brown, Louise Glover. Thelma PadgOft. Grade VI. Ludlow Fraser, AHe- ter Witsell, Myrtis Padgett. Grade VII. Andrew Clough, Eu gene Morfts, Marie 4deTrevllle, Claudia Funderburk. Grade VIII. Max Jacobs. Grade IX. Edith Fraser. Grade X. Martha Baker, Leila du Bois. Deportment. Grad* I. Dula Avant, Nets Avant, Bessie Catterton. Grade I. (Ad.) Richard Black, Clifton Buchanan. Augustus Stokss, Jim von Lehe, John Walker, Coro- line Jones. Dorothy Padgett, Jessie Padgett, Dloomy Zaliu. Grade II. Hubert Hiers, Ms] Johnson, Kenneth Sanrers,. Sanders, William Smoak/f Rutll Brown, Ethel PadgeiL Helen Sear- son, Vernelle. Rinher. Margaret War- Roaalto Hubs tar. Grade IIL tierirudwHoward..Au drey Jones. Athelete Risher, Reba War hams. Fa a Grade IV. Carroll Brown, Hubert Hickman, Henry Walker, Mattie Bar rera, Margaret Koger. Grade V. McDonald Ritter, Nnt- •- Lee Bailey, Ethel Fripp, Lnofto iioats. Fay Taylor, Willie May ren, Bessie Zalin. A Grade VI. Cephas Colson, Myr- is Padgett. Grade VII. DeWitte Jacobs. Eu gene Morris. VIII. O’Hear Fraser, Mary Baker, Jennie Lou Easterlin, Attendance. * Grade I. Oliver Ackerman, Henry Bailey, James Flshburne. Ma r ion Gloyer, Earl Padgett, Franklin W’ar- ren, Fannie IJicr*. Grade I. (Ad). Edmund Dan- • ridge, Harry Fripp, Clyde Griffin, Augustua Stokes, Fronnle Bailey, Mary Braid, Esther Brown, Agnes Hubster, Dorothy Padgett, Jessie Padgett, Eathleene Warren, Bloomy Zalin. Grade ll. Chariea Baker, Henry Dandridge. Benjamin Finn, Hubert Hiers. Marion Johnson. Marion Kir- ton. Heyward Knight. Keller Pad gett, Charlie'Peurlfoy, Russell San ders, Kenneth Sanders, William Smoak, Ruth Brown, Ethel Padgett. Helen Searson, Vernelle Risher. Mar garet Warren, Rosalie Hubster. Grade III. * Larry Clough, Cotes- worth Flshburne, Norton Jacobs, El ton Johnson. Lillian Ackerman, Aud rey Jones, Athelete Risher. Leila San ders, Norrine Warren, Victoria War ren. Grade IV. Guy Clough, Bernard Gahagan, Eddie Glover, Robert Pad gett. Henry Walker, Lennia Brown, Louise Glover, Margaret Koger. Eliz abeth Padgett. Thelma Padgett. Ad dle von Lehe. Grade V. Stephen Ackerman. Al ba Hiers, Paschal Felder. "Thomas Howell. Price Padgett, Barrett Wal lace. Charles Stokes, Nettie Lee Bailey. Edith Black, Ethel Fripp. Elizabeth Jones. Fay Taylor, Willie May Warren, Bessie Zalin. Grads VI. Ladlow rraser, I^eroy Halford, Alleter Witsell, Ethel Fen der, Myrtis Padgett, Emmeline Peu rlfoy. Grade VII. Andrew Clough. De Witte Jacobs. Harry Knight, Eugene Morris, Guy Sanders. Mary Lita i>an- dridge, Marie deTreville. Grade VIII. O’Hear Fravr, J. .1. Padgett. Pickling Price, Ma»j Baker, Pearl Grace. Willie Le<» Stores. Grade IX. Morgau deTrcMll*. Dewey Padgett. Lucii* h. Edith Fraser. Irene Pellum B »ss'.« .-auders. Hazel Wallace, Irene Hudson. Grade X. Clinton du Bois, Postell Witsell. Martha Baker, Leila du Bo’s. Annie von Lehe. The Annual mooting of the stock holders of the Colleton County Fair Association was held Friday nt the offleo of the president, W. R. Gruber, Esq. There was a large -attendance of thentockholders and considerably more then the necessary amount of stock vas represented either in per son or by proxy. Ths report of the secretary and treasurer showed that tbeff'air Asso ciation was in good condition, having cleared several hundred dollars oa this fair. There was considerable tHscusalea as to the last fair and plena wort discussed looking toward a bigger and better fair in 1913. The following are tbe'officern elect ed to serve for the ensuing year: President—W. B. Gruber. Vice-presidents—J. G. Padgett, M. H. Hiott, J. D. Mi ley/ Secretary and 1'ieasurer—W. W. Smoak. Directors-—w. W. Carter, G. C. Brown, A. Q. Sanders. J. Q. Padgett, R. H. Breland, W. C. baunders. E. T. H. Shaffer. D. C. L. Hiers, B. O. Hiott. Llvo Stock Supt—B. O. Hiott .. Agricultural Supt—B. G. Price. Poultry Supt—C. J. Beech. / Woman’s Building Supt—Mrs. T. pl on P. Bakef. Merchants and Manufacturers Balldiag Supt—E. T. H. 'Shaffer. ,, Historical Supt—Misa Belle Sen- ders. Negro Supt.—R. B. Chisolm. Racing Supt.—Dr. W. B. Acker- Entertainment Committee.—E. L. Abarae, M. P. Howell, R V Nfleh- in, J. M. Moorer, M. H. Hiott “IN ADAMff RUN" -Hot , Tllto. Round, Nov. if.—special: Win The Prose end Standard please give space for the following veraoe la re ply to the poem published recently: Tls well for those who long have stayed * In Adams Run, That they should have some tribute paid To Adams Run, But who has wasted time and apace. Or found the brass upon their face. To Compliment just such a place As Atfoms Run. "Tis true the roads are plenty wide la Adams Run. But walk them, if you te’er tried In Adams Run, You’ll find them lik'i a -sar.dv »Jies4, With larkspurs brudUng'when they meet. -*> Each othe> in your oloojy Tevt, Iu Adams Run. Then that Postoflice, as was said. In Adams Run, A “bacon box” is far ahead. Of Adams Run, its very small Just three by four 4nd all the front’s an open door. With room for postman and-no more In Adams Run. And then n merchant, we were told In Adams Run, He buys his goods and has them sold In Adams Run, But my, such negroes as he trades The blackest black that every shades The Kongo Tribe, or ace of spndns. In Adams Run. And then that ancient barn-like hall In Adams Run, Where white folk go to have their ball In Adams Run, But ah, the writer thoaght it vein. To say how Simon’s violin’s strain, o play what’a calleq “Old Adams Run.” Now freinds, if you should nee thin writer In Adams Run. '.nd tell him this is not the troth. On Adams Run. I’H speak of you when next 1 'write. Put down the town in every right. For Centerville is out of eight. Of Adams Run. <'*rniv J al In Town. Juront for Third Week. The following is a list of Jurors for the third week beginning Mon day. Dec. 2. A. W. Beach. J. J. Liston. IB. H. Klleas Park Is a lively place this Jones, R. L. Breiafid, C. H. Marvin, C. week, being the mecca of the young- A? Hill, C. W. Ulmer, J. W. Campbell, er folk of town, and out of town, for B. Lott, W F. Breland, J. W. the reason that there is a carnival 1 Strickland, W. C. Glover, T. J, com'pany tenting there^—The Pro- i Reeves,.C. K. Hiers, C. H. Murdaegh. gresaive American Shows under the I w O. Metfo. A. E. Hill, C Q. Jones, msnsgement of Dave Noxon. The Henry McMillan, Geo. B. Reeves. A* usual aggregation or carnival shows B Armsdoff, G. W. Fletcher, .R, F. is included, such as old plantation. Risher, J. C. Goodman, B. Q. Tiiott. big snake, merry-go-round. ’ The A. P. Hiott. II. U. Ctrier, 4«. W. strong feature of this show is its Price. H. F Strickland, t). Albert Wild West exhibition. Beach, T. D. Byrd. H. B. -Cnoehy. - J. Performances are given dpily, and W. D. M. .Vam. W 3. Tny- will continue daring the week. lor, E. K. Jones. / f] ‘ V V