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Zhe (people / ^UBy^UKp KVpuy THURSDAY. | je -I'-Z-r?- -.-- ... 5 w. ? W. f SCHKQCK, .PU^ISHW. fqBSCEIPTIpJf, Jt BO ,W *I*U1. ^Mii^flen, 8. C?.. Jnue SjlKt, J-- A - -*! !?' J ? U The State caippaign 1ms open ed. W^at'il ygu pne X, ytwo# pr poOC.at ait* if ? Col. W. W. Luiupluu, fujpative Georgian, is i|i ,tUe race for U. ?S. Senator against Senator TU1 ^niau. We coufess to a sueakiug ^preference for South Carolinians j?o t^e pr.upor born to till those jpositiou?. * Candidate for Governor, Mr. rMc^Iahau w^ll rup a campaign #of education- G;x>d thir.g, but it happens that -lie includes the (G. M. I., in lne program, and wiU argue on the wrong side of {the,qu3stipn. * * * Wasn'ttit Niles G. Parker who aai<l some years ago that there .was still five years of good steal ing in South Carolina? Niles .was born too soon. He passed tout before the dispensary came Ju. orit NEXT (iOVKItXOlt. Who will be the next Governor of South Carolina? It is certain I ? I that six of seven candidates for ,that exalted ottice will not be, but it is not equally certain that ft.he seventh man will be the (right inau. Who should that seventh man .be. He should be all of a man; t .a man without a fad; n man who will with absolute impartiality ^conduct the affairs of his ollice; #one who will not thwart the will ot the people as expressed either tiu the primaries, or by exercis ing the veto power for personal Reasons to maintain what he ^thinks is a principle, but which (uiay be a fanatical idea. At this writing, we know but j$[x of t^ie seven candidates. M r. E^L wards of Saluda county is un sown to us and as we are writ .ipg the editorial in advance of the opening of the State cam paign, we can't give our im pression of him at this time. Those we know are as follows; Messrs. Manning, Sloan, lilease and McMahan, all of whom, if "\V9 ?.i'e correctly informed, favor ^continuation of that cesspool of corruption, the State dispen sary, REformcd of course. Then comes Mr. Joel E. Briiuson of Sumter who would like to make jjoutli Carolina as dry as a i>owder house. A laudible aui Tjition truly, but as it happens, it cUjtt't be done for some time to ooaie, and as it happens also quite a number of us are taxpayers, and don't care to see the State turn ed over to and converted into a ? ^len of blind tigers, we may say 'Goodbye Mr. Brunson, good bye." 'jT'10 *'xth candidate, the iiou. Martin F. Ansel of Green ville is in our judgment, emi nently the ir.an for the place. yHe is too well known to require ^introduction from us, as he is pleasantly remembered by huu dvcQs in this county who attend ed the Stale campaign meeting ^lero four years ago. Mr, A use) is one of the highest toned gentlemen wo ever met. A man of il>o nicest liouor; in tensely patriotic; sound oh all public questions, and with the age and experience to do t ho right thing at the right time. His position on the dispensary question has changed greatly [ jtrom that held by him four years ago. ^t that time he very sin eeTely believed in tlio State dis iiensury. llcdwtn't nine, as, like good many others he has dis covered that, like the impression ^nade on a visitor to the infernal Regions, l|e found it was not ,j?vhat it was cracked up to be. Col. AnspJ wants a local option J>i 1 1 passed, givjug to the coun ties the right to say whether ^hey wan.t county dispensaries or prohibition, and, a system of ^ligli liyenso aside, which is im lu'uotio^ble, that is, iust the kind of law we w^t. These words of commendation for the candi date' of our' choice are written without any feeling aganst any other candidate. All of tliein ill j doubtless sincere in tlipir UT 0 . ? W opiuious, but it happens that those opinions do not coincide with ours, so as the only rights a |>oor man has in this country arc to vote and pay 'taxes, we are going to cast the one for Martin F. Ansel for Governor, and hope to pay less taxes if lie is given a legislature in accord with his views. | Later: Since the above was written, ? the date of entry for Stale caudidates (June 18th,) has closed. One other candi date for Governor signed the pledge at ulioost the last luomeut, Mr. A. C. Joues of Newberry. He is running on a prohibition platform. This makes three of a kind, Messrs. Urunson, Ed wards and Jones, who are cer tain to be left to wish they liadu't when the result of the primaries are known. It is strange and sud too to see three presumedly good citizens so shortsighted as to jeopardize the election of the ouly cuudidute who would give reasonable satisfaction to all of whatever class or shade of politi cal and economic thought. De spite this complication, we bank ou Ausel, aud believe that there are euougli and to spare State lovers to give him a handsome majority. COMPTROLLER GENERAL ON GHKKNVlLliK AFFAIRS Mr. A. W. .Jones l>iscusMos tlic Administration of Mr. Walker as Comity Treasurer. The People has beeu requested to puolish the following: To the Editor of the Greenville News: I beg your indulgence of space in your valuable paper to pre seut to the taxpayers of Green ville county a few facts relative to the investigation of its finan cial condition. J do this for the reason that my time is so limited at the campaign meetings that it will be impossible for me to give consideration to local mat ters, as there area number of counties in which investigations have beeu made during the three years of my term, aud in which there has beeu uucovered on ac count of bad book-keeping, errors, irregularities and short ages, $118,578 of which $47,301 has been paid back iuto the sev eral county treasuries. As to the development of bud bookkeeping and shortages in Greenville county, I transmitted to tho grand jury a copy of the rei>ort of the expert accountants employed iu my office on the 23rd of Jannary, 1905; this re port revealed a startling con dition of affairs in Greenville county. We are ready at any time to appear before that body and prove every allegation made. For the information of the taxpayers of Greenville county 1 submit the following statement of facts from tlie records: In 1899. over six years ago, tho investigation was started when it was found that the county oflicials were ignorant as to the amount of borrowed money aud bonded debt of Greenville county. The graud jury iguoied our report as to bad bookkeep ing. shortages, etc., in Green ville county made to the legisla ture, tiscal } ear 190l>, aud again 1904. The special investigating committee appointed by the legis lature ignored the itemized state ment of shortages charged against the treasurer's office in (ireenville county as reported to the legislature by the comptrol ler general. A year later atten tion was called to the extraordi nary report, of that committee as to the county treasurer's office, iu a letter from me to his ex eel lencv, the governor, now known us message No. (>, which was transmitted by the governor to the general assembly and I printed iu the senate and house journal session 190(>. This was ignored by the delegation from Greenville county. The report of the investiga ting committee has been scat tered broadcast over the State iu the form of "An Address to the People" by Mr. Walker, now a candidate for comptroller gene ral, who takes refuge liehind that re|K?rt for his slioi tcomings, although ho has never been able to explain those shortcomings, nor has ho made a statement of his peculiar transactions in hand ling the taxpayers' money. The investigating committee makes light of the fact that the books of the treasurer's office for sev eral years are missing, but Mr. Walker admits that what ho calls a claim book is missing, also his cash book, a little book he says upon which were entered cash re ceipts but no disbursements. Per mit me to say* t hat this little miss ing cash book should show re-/ ceipts from all sources of not less than $510,97* and disbursements of *5051,118. Hut Mr. Walker solemnly announces that the lit tle cash book did not show any disbursements. As I have ?* f - ? ? ?' suftpectqjl All aloug, the ex* treasurer of Greenville county has shown that he is ignorant of the elementary principles of bookkeeping, and yet he aspires to be head book-keeper of the State government. The investigating committee lays great stress on the fact that some vouchers are missing and there is uo doubt that tliey are | missing. The committee says: "Mr. Hicks and ex-treasurer Walker both swore that these vouchers were curried to Colum bia aud remained in the comp trpller's office one year,** and that 'they were carried to the Wiudsor hotel in Greenville by Messrs. Wilson and Wise, the expert accountants referred to. The committee should have been fair enough to have stated that the vouchers were carried to Co lumbia by Mr. Walker and re mained under his supervision as chief clerk in comptroller Gen eral Derhum's office, and that Messrs. Wilson and Wise gave Mr. Wulker credit of $47 in ex cess of ull vouchers found or missiug and when Mr. Walker scattered the committee's report broadcast over the State, he knew that statement was mis leading and not in accordance with the facts as he knew them. It appears from the report of the investigating committee that they employed an expert from Atlanta to make a transfer be tween ex-treasurer Thackston and Mr. Walker, but they lost sight of the fact that they were investigating the county treas urer's office of Greenville couu ty. The committee failed to probe the charge that Mr. Walk er made restitution to the coun ty treasurer's office of $4,535.35, eight or ten months after his in stallation as chief clerk in the comptroller general's office, and seveu years after a so-called transfer betweeu Thackston and Walker. it is difficult to understand why the committee should have de sired to relieve Mr. Walker of responsibility by reporting that Mr. Thackslou was paying out money at the same time, when they must have kuown that Mr. Walker was to blame for this complication. The tax payers of Greenville couuty should uot be made to suffer by reason of a private ugreemeut betweeu Mr. Walker and Mr. Thackston. When Mr. WalKer took charge of the Greenville couuty treasu rer's office on the 8th day of No vember, 1802, he became respon sible to the people of Greenville couuty for the funds belonging to the treasurer's office from that date. Tne committee ig nored the report of the comp troller general's office charging thai Mr. Walker was short, in his accounts as a result of errors and omissions to the extent of $2,352. The rest of their re port refers to a credit item in terliued of $400 commissions, for which it seems Mr. Walker never received credit, but tlley overlook the important item of an interlined shortage of #355,55, which has not been settled and apparently the interlined credit of ?400 commissions wjis intend ed loco\er up this shortage. In the s *'oru testimony of Mr. Walker, relative to this matter, page six, committee's report, he says that a act was passed in 1808 reducing the county treas urers' salary and that Judge Earle passed a decree relativo to that act, and that one day he met Judge Earle ou the street who told liirn that he had saved him $200 a year ou his salary, and that ou Judge Earle's state ment and decision he took the $400 credit. Permit me to say that Judge Earle resigned his office of Judge on February 7, [ !807, one year before the act of 1898 was passed reducing the salaries of treasurers. The com mittee further fails to investi gate a statement made by their expert that the county commis sioners drew two checks for $8, 000 encli in favor of Mr. Walker aud Mr. Thackston respectively, to pay on notes that were never charged to either, practically giving away $0,000 of the tax payers' money. Had the committee's expert made up a statement ns between tax payers of Greenville county and their county treasurer's office, instead of a transfer as it appears by the statement sub. initted and accepted by the in vestigating committee, it would have been my duty to have sworn onta warrant against said expert for false accounting, liut an examination of tho rejjort of the committee shows that the ex pert was employed to make a transfer, although the cash books were missing, and 12 years after Mr. Walker had tak?n charge of the treasurer's office. The tax payers of Green ville county were not represented in this transfer and to what extent they suffer it is impossible to tell. As I hope to bo re-elected, I promise the tax payers of Greenville county that this matter shall not rest until a thorough and complete investigation of the treasurer's office is made. A. W. Jones, Comptroller General. | ICE! fCE! G. W. Crosby's Old Reliable Ice House is now ready to serve you with ICE IN ANY QUAN TITY. Free Delivery at your gate on retfnlur route. Suuday hours 0 a. n>. to 2 p. in. Your Patroua?re is solicited. Prompt and careful attention to ull orders. G. W. Crosby. Our* Cold In Heau. Choeolitti Laxative Uuinine. ru> !h <juick to cure calil in bead and ao?* City Taxes, 1906 An Ordinance To Raise Sup plies For The Year Of Our Lord, 1906. fed for fl. U,e 8n,M* ?n* '?T.-by lev TOi^-SSrlfr Hliall work <1 ... ; ol t,M* s<ate. ?5,r, smci. ^ Maybe appointed, fur a trj;\u": :rT,::r ...y pei.;:, ssias?" .sris? i?h? lie, l of tl,; Work L r.d , . refininc to in v 'ti,i J y l'rr*"" nr'h "ur '""f" Tell (?10) Ihillun fh'nM beVahl^ in (?"ow'"<? licenses ami ? P advance on deitinii.l ^&nar.rsvept w,?"" from the' /lot 80th day of April, 1007 : ' ' 1 he Agent, claim mid collection wiVi? Ti ""??nwtion' ??..? <?t lior business * i0(),, In I'. 2WI,,IlTr,5,a,? or In connection with other a ? to co|w??nerH 10 00 Agency, excursion agents or ?? otherwise soliciting wile of tickets h Agency, or .Agencies not speci ally mentioned nlonc or in neS? wUtl olher tion with any other busi Bakery" 10 00 Bai,u.'l|,|,mV; ?r L" ron neetion * <M> with other business ?>- t u> Barber Shop*, one chair i! J mil/ fc",,ft\ ai,?lltlonal "hair) 1 J 'rli S , ?y1 (,r "agatelle M J a bleu, kept for pnbim pta.v each alone or in con nection with other bnsi ness Billposters, alone or In con- 10 ?? iwctioii with other biisi IIPHH Brick Dealers, alone or in con- 3 <M> nertlon with other busi ness Blacksmith Shops, one forge J? !l! it ?1R< ' *?,t,?tional forge) ' 'i I Boarding House*, (taking trail- * einpj boartler" (widows ex Books and stationery boot niul Shot. V11.....J . f> n<>niXV,i'tiU"m' I m S not laying an office or Broker Merchandise, for him- 10 <H) "elf or others Broker, buying or scllm* 10 (K> tar'"""' ,m ? ?<"? ? ? ?-000 Amhim ih, iiun, """ nmi rc.t ulcn f > a-! oil ":.eVr54sler' ?>?? B.ryc.e Kepair Hbopr 'J ?[ '""'Xi J? (?on 2t,? r"L7n'M\"? nierchnntH . J!)"!! < abinet shops making or re pairing furniture ,M. ?treetiU)ry' ?r ,l<,Mh'r'' Chiropodist r> ^ C*rrJ*"*;.buW and wagon deal- " ?? with nl? 'T " ro",,*?,0iuii ( other bMsmiMs 10 fKl arriage, biiKify and wagon n.,.1 S 'i "onaiiinera ,?o 1 'vn Knrin^r or surveyor resident nn.il,on reM,<!ent ) (/loth 1 tig second hand, whether n 'Connection with any other r>r:S::,li^ ,0(K> whether in connection u idi fonil1?!' bl,*ln?" w not ?MW. ( onfectionary and Fruit deal ern, each stand r S^u0' Torn or Flour Mills J??? Cotton Buyers, ami ahlppepg ??| " ?.r. ,n connection 2 ?Jh**r busiiiMMs ti, m Cotton Seed f)|| Mill. fJJ iioii-rcdl. 10 00 1 Cotton .Mills ? 00 resident J!- HI (Non resident per week) jJSl ,0?> iiruiHMrr* lo consumers <10 Katie* limine* or Kf>ttauran(? lone Klectrie I <i k >>t Plants 00 00 Kx press Company 50 00 llanltiK mid Uiiiilvr ,Min? . IOOO r erti tiger driers or fertilizer* nntl advitue.es 15 00 Groceries. wholesale and retail So 00 Gunsmiths ami General repairs a lit) Hotel* over $:! |K*r i|?y oo ( nnde r *8 per day ) 15 00 Ice Factories 2500 Insurance, Kire rarli com- 50 mi . I'*"* 5o oo Insurance, Life each coiu P"") lo oo Jewelry and Watches 5 ,M, Laund-y . 10(M, Livery, 1-eed ami Sain Stables 25 00 Live Si?M?k .sale Stables, pub lic or private, alone or 111 roil 1 lection with other ,w <M| Live iVile Stables dealer in. transient per week 5 00 Merchant Stocks less than $2m> :i 00 Less than $r?>o 5 00 Over #rMN> less than |l,ooo 7 00 Over tl,ooo less than #2,o >0 lo ?h> Over *2, 000 less than *:?,o?o 15 00 Over $.|,?n?o less than Sl.000 So 00 Over f le?K ||m? ^ tH> ^5 ? father Renovators 0 ou Flying Jenny, or Merry Go Round, resident llrst month 2o 00 Hacli subsequent mouth running 12 months, |5 per month. Non resident, none less than $Jo per month. Foundry or Machine Shop 5 00 rortniie Teller and Astrologers lo 00 rurniture dealers as merchants lo 00 H?li and Oyster dealer, alone or in connection with other business per mouth ?? 00 peryoar looo Harness repair shop uo Ice tie tier alone or in contiec tiou with other l-.usiuess 5 00 Itinerants ? as quack doctors or selling patent medicines, pict 11 res, maps or selli ng or engaged in any other husi'iess not mentioned shall pay *5 per day or ? lo per week. Ice cream saloon, not in con nection with other busi ness . Ice ( 'ream or Ice C ream Takes from liaml cart, or box - ?> .->0 -1 11 11 k Shop Dealers if. .... Labor Agents loo no Land 1,0:111 Company or agent- iieyoliatiiur loans In 00 Lightning Rod Agents 1? M, Lumber Yard and Dealer Machine Simps, alone <m Marble or Stone Yard 1 ? 1 ? . " 1 ?,r" in 00 Merchant Tailor alone resi dent 5lo 00 ( Nou-resi ?'??nt) ?? 00 Musical l instruments ~A 00 -Newspapers, daily, (religions w el lV } / ?? *??? H eeklv (religion* exempt ) lo 00 <vi """.V. (religious exempt ) 00 Oil (companies, to dealers *5 00 Oculist, or optician, itinerant .. . Mer H,nnth or t ract ion ' 00 lublic (tails, for hire looo 1'uint Sliop, I loiist* nr Si ?r|) Painter, by contract ?> Patent Rights or Patent Arti cles ... Pawn Brokers \""" Peddlers. not otherwise classed ami taxed 1m Photographers. resident 5 (Transient ) . Plumbers, pipe litters j? ,m Print in;? 1 Mlicc, job alone , ? Shooting Gallery ,w ,M) I hysicians, resident, practicing 5 00 skating Rinks .u .... I ailor Shops - Telegraph ? Nuupaiiie* ?>:? 00 t elephone Companies p,., IM1 Ion Pin Alley lor public play lo 00 I in -Imp, not registered as iner- 5 00 chant f I ndcrtaker, alone or in con n ect Ion with other business lo 00 \ eterinarian - Wagon yard, aloue 1 ou W arehousv. Cot ton, capacity less than r?oo bales kep't. lor public storing and not lor private use $?>.00 for each additional 600 capacit v. Wheelwright anil Repair Shop in conuec.lion with oilier business - W ood^ard, alone or iu connec tion with other business Soda Founts, and Cigar alone Lawyers Live Stock Insurance Company eacli Ronding and Security Company ?>talhoii and .J,ieK on service I.*, 00 Insurance, accident and health, each company ' )( Peanut dealer, as a business 5 <m I eanut peddler or vender, each 'j <m I eanut, sold on street ??r stand J 00 Kncli licensed vehicle shall have n license ta^ nailed upon back ol the axle in a conspicuous place, hearin" the number of said license; Said ta? to be furiiished by the City Treasurer Aii> one round doin^ a public drayioi: "Mincss in Camden, s. cM without ibis tag on his vehicle shall upon con viction before the recorder, lie lined HI a sum not less than the license ice on said vehicle, nor more than double said fee, or be imprisoned not less limn leu days nor more than twenty days lor each and eyery ollViisc. See. III. I he charge ff?r licenses mi any business not cnuiiierated above shall be determined by the Mayor ami Clerk conjointly. Sec. IV. Aiiyperson or persons n nis.i.jr or lioilecliiiif to pay the n ;|i.ircd licenses, convict ion t !.. l"r i n ,,0t l,,ss I ban douhlo the Icjral license in the case, said line to be collected out of the goods or wares oil Tered for sale, or out of the properties to be shown ; or shall be imprisoned not more than thirty dnvs or both in the discretion of the Re-' ,#M,r,,f,pi further; That the pay the l iien ami eosts befor said properly Js sold, unless said proper v w of ? . i" vent it may be sold at ouee. > j*i . V. All ordinances or parts of be nnd'rr herewith shall Ran i d inc,M,t'nr h,'n hy r*'l,ealed. V. r cMii!S\ ,0rf,M- ro",,ct ion of (lim ber r- . 0,H,Mnl I'nMOi'll MKXt Mi.d' M ??n June If?th, e!.o! J remain open each day, ex |t ? uiulay irotti 0 a. m. to 12 m from I p. ui to ?? p. m.. until June 30th' mic hisiv,., nfter which time the Penally Will be attached to all delinquents. II. G. ('A Kl< I. SON*, J. J. Good ale, Mayor. ,, Clerk. Camden. S. P., May tfith, iwxt. 1% . .. HOLLISTER'* Rocky Mountain Tea Nugget* A Busy Medicine to r 8uty Ptov'.t. Lrt-fi Golden Huim and Renewed Vigor. wagyy people ?> 00 ?*> 00 ?") ou r> 00 0 00 New Spring Stock Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Hats. A Splendid Line of Ladies' Goods, Gent's, Youth's and Boy's Clothing. Furniture, Stoves and other Hardware. Give me a call. David Wolfe. Ag:ent for Waniiainakor & Brown Clothing1. announcements. , ? I Tor TryuNiircr. At the solicitation of friends, i I hereby announce myself 21 can- i didnte lor reelection lo the office I of Treasurer of Kershaw county, j 1). M. McCas'cill. j For II10 legislature. | At the request of many friends I lmve decided to announce my- i sell' a candidate lor the Legisla- j t u i**? lor Kershaw County. I pledge myself to abide the re sult of the Democratic prtmsiry, j and if elected, will serve 1 lie peo ple to the best of my ability. Respectfully, 11. L. Laugley. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Legislature for Kershaw county in the Demo cratic primary election in Au gust, and pledge myself to abide the action of the same, and to support the nominees thereof. Respectfully, W. A. Schroclc. We hereby present the name of Hon. John (J. Richards for re election to the Legislature. Mr. I Richards needs no introduction lo the people of Kershaw coun-l ty, having already tilled thisl important position. Mr. Rich* | ards will make for Kershaw county in the future what he has in the past ? a fearless and im partial representative. M r. Richards merits the confidence and support, of the voter's of Kershaw county. Many Friends. Mr. Editor: We desire to pre sent the name of Mr. IX M. l?e thune as a candidate for I lie leg islature from Kershaw county. Mr. flethuno is well known throughout the County and will make a safe ami conservative Representative. Having al ready served the County he. is familiar with the duties required of a I Rep resentative. Many Friends. For Huprr\ isor. At the solicitation of a number of my friends, I hereby announce 1 myself a candidate for Super visor of Kershaw county, subject to the rules govern in g tin? Demo cratic party. If elected 1 will! give my undivided tiuie and at tention to its duties. D. F. Dixon Please announce Mr. M. West a candidate for the office of County Supervisor. Mr. j West's knowledge and experi j once with county si fairs eminent* | ly (pialities him for t his position, j BulTalo Township. | l'?r Auditor. Mr. Editor: We desire to pre sent the name of Mr. W. F. Rus sell, our efficient and faithful auditor, for re-election, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. No one more suitable could be chosen for this irn|>or taut office. Many Friends. Clerk of Court. We hereby announce Mr. 1. C. UouL'h a candidate for Clerk of Court in the approaching pri mary election. Many Friends. At the solicitation of friends, I hereby nnnounce myself a candidate for Clerk of Court, and pledge my sell to abide the result of the Democratic Pri mary election, U. W. Mosolcy. t , For County Supervisor. | We ho ruby present the name I of Mr. M. l?. MeLeod as a can dictate for tlio office of County 'Supervisor, ami pledge him to abide the result of the primary {('lection. Mr. McTjeod is one of our stuituchcsl citizens, and will, i if elected, till tile oflice of Super visor to the satisfaction of all the people. Yours i"?>r liooit ( iovcrnmeut. Voters. Siipt.of Kriucntioii. Wo hereby nominate Mr. W. U. Turner for re-elect ion to the oflice of Supt. of Education. Mr. Turner lias given en tiro .satisfaction, and is to oe com mended for l) is fearless dis charge of the d?tiesof the oflice. ilis many l'riemls will be ? rati tied to see him re-elected. Eastern Kershaw. For ItVa^iHirutc. We hereby present the nam? of Mr. ,1. 15. Nelson as a candi date for Magistrate for the upper *ectijn of West- Wateree in the coming primary election. M -. Nelson needs no rocommcnda lion from us as to his titness or character, as he is well known to bo one of our best citizens in every sense of tin* word, ami a right man for the oflice. West Wateree. Mr. Kditor: Please announce II. M. lonelier a candidate for re appoint incut in I)oKa)b Town ship. lie has made n good peace oflicer, and merits tho 'support of the people. Many Friends. j Kdilor of The People: Please [announce the name of W. T. | .letters for Magistrate in Soutli West Wateree. Many Voters. C'LKMSOX ACKin LTIKAL lOIXHC.K. Examination I'm- Agricultural Scholarship. Kxtimiiuit ion f(?r award of Dm* vannt .ti-holiir^liipH will be Iirfd in I lit* Court Holier i)l' tlx* following comttirs July IJ, fit !?.-?. ?i? . A )>pl irjwit 3 in ihI iiiiI Iii* li'.-s t l?:i 1 1 ll? > ?*ji ?-.?* of nm? and niu-t funi^D nil li??n??r:i Itlt* ilisc Imrjje from tin* l.?fl school attended. Nuifibi'i* of srliolar>?hip?? rnrnnt. ? Hariittell roll n I, v, I; llraufnrt roiinlj . I ; ( 'her ok re roll ill.1 v , 1 ; ( ,ln*,?t?,r rnunt j , I; ( 'iirstrrliold county, 1; i 'larmdoii rounty , 'J ; I 'nrlinjrtoii county, tt; l>or i 'icsler rminly, I : Fairfield roimty, f ; Florence count v. ?: t J?*i?rjc?*t??wfi roun ty, t; Krr-iluiw rniuity, 1; l.rximrtoti rounty, 'J; Marion rounty. t ; Spartan tiurj; rounty, I; Sunitrr rounty, I. Scholarships are wortli $l()o |icr yrar and free tuition. For further in lorinal ion rail on County Supcrintrii dnit of Kdurat ion. For c nt a lojfiir ad dress I'. It. MKf.f*. I'rcsiilrnt, ( leniso u t Ndlejjc, S. 0. .1 utie 'J I it. ? ii ? T ? ? in ? i "i> ?*?" i I iii i ????!?? ? ? ? m UNIVERSITY 01 SOUTH GflROtlNfl. Srholnr.Hlii|i Fxiimiiuit ion. Til K FN IV KKMITY OK SOUTH ('AKoMN A ? tiers Scholar* hips in I In* Noruuil l>?|?arl inriit to iwu ynmiir men from rnrli Co'- nty. Kuril Srfiolnr ?>hi|> is worth $to in inoury and fis uinf r It'll If* I ion or "term" frc. KxHiiiiiiat Ion will lw lit'lti nt County !t?-at FKII>AY, July nth. Kxamiiui, lion for admission to th? I'nhcrsity will lir held lit the Juiine time. Write for information ft) UK N.I AMIS hl.OAN, Pres., ( 'uliimbia, S. r, DENTAL CAIII>. The undersigned respectfully Informs his friends and pHtrotm that helms resumed his practice. I. II. Ai.kxandkh, I). T). S. Oftiep hours from ft.rn, tojfy> in.