The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 23, 1910, Image 1
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VOL XXIV.
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Opened Last Monday.
COMMITTEE'S PROCEEDlNeS,
The Horry County Democratic Ex.
Committee Met Last .nonday to ]
Set the IMacbinery of the Party |
In Motion, for the Next Primary I
* The Assessments and the Cam* ]
paljrn Meetlmrs.
^ The County Executive Committee
mef at the court house at Conway
on Monday, the 20th, to prepare for
the primary electioa of August 30, |
next. The following members were
present:
Adrian,Dan'1 Grainger, proxy for
J. J. King.
Blanche, C. J Prince.
Conway, L. H. Burroughs.
Cool Spring, S. C Kabon. \
Dog Bluff, J. L, Jones.
Greenwood, A. M. Dusenbury.
Homewood, W. J. Sessions.
Hammond, T. W. Livingston.
Joy, J. H. Baker.
Knotty Branch, P. 'H. Singleton,
Loris, P. C. Prince.
Port Harrelson, Chas Dusenbury.
Socastee, J. W. McCormick.
Withers, W. T. Todd.
Dogwood, F. W. H. Edge.
Daisy, W, B. Carter.
Bayboro, G. W. Cartrotte.
Grahamville, f. B. Parker.
Wampee. A. P.Thompson. (
Gurley, S, M. Allen. I
Warmer. M.'M. Stanley.
Spring Branch, C. Z. Eozor.
Jordanville, G W. Singleton.
It was reported by Mr G W Singleton,
of Jordanville, that the
precinct club at thai place had been
organized. On this report the club was
placed on the roli, and ,Mr
Singleton seated as a member of the
Executive Committee.
Mr J O Norton was elected Secretary
of the Committee. When he
was nominated, he stated that he
would probably be a candidate be- ^
fore the primary and wanted the
members of the Committee to take (
this into consideration in making
him a party officer. Mr Norton
asked for an assistant and Mr J M <
Dorman was elected.
Assessment of Candidates
Mr Stanley, of Farmer, moved
that the assessments of candidates
be made the same as in the last
campaign, and that the Probate
Judge be assessed Ten Dollars. Mr
Burroughs of Conway, moved an
amendment that assessments of
Members of the House be made Ten j
Dollars. The amendment was made
and the motion of Mr Stanley was 1
passed as amended. The assessments
made are as follows: For
Members of the House, $10 00; for
Auditor, $25 00; for Treasure^
$25 GO; for Probate Judge, $10.00.
The Jordanville Club was added
to Magistrate's District No 4, and
will vote for magistrate with the
Dotf Bluff and Knotty Branch Clubs,
The Gurley Club was added to District
6 and will vote with B!anche,
Bayboro and San ford. Dogwood
and Grahamville together form DisJ
~ trictl6. Tilly Swamp Club having
been eliminated.
The Camtakin Meetings
MrSfcauley moved that one meeting
be held in each township, and
accepted Mr A M Dusenbury's
amendment that two meetings be '
held in Simpson Creek. The motion
passed.
Mr A M Dusenbury's motion that
the opening meeting be held on
July 30th. was carried.
Mr Dusenbury then moved that
the first meeting be held at Jordanvilie.
Mr Burroughs moved to
/ amend by substituting Conway for <
^. Jordan ville. Mr P C Prince molted
to amend tHe amendment by substituting
Loris for Conway. It was
agreed that the vote be taken by
roll call, each member voting for the
plao of his choice on the call of his
name. This vote resulted in Loris
receiving 9 votes, Jordanville, 7,
and Conway ft. Mr Stanly asked
that Loris be named by unanimous
consent. Mr Dusenbury objected
and the second vote resulted in Joru
dan ville receiving 11 votep and
- ' Loris 11 votes. Th'e Chairman then
voted in favor of Jordanville.
It was moved by Mr W B Carter,
of Daisy, that the vote by which
SimDSon Creek was allowed two
meeting places be reconsidered and
and three meetings given to Simpson
Creek This was passed.
The campaign meetings arranged
then are a9 follows:
Jordanville - July 30
Dog Bluff Muster Shed,
Monday August 15
Moores Mill August 16
* Floyds School House . August 17
Green Sea ... August 18
Loris August 19
Bayboro August 20
Daifty, Monday August 22
Ebentzer August 23
Warn pee August 24
Tilly swamp August 25
Socastce Academy August 26
Port Harrelson August 27
Conway, Monday........ August 29
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In Lovlfiff Memory.
On the 29th day of May 1910, the
death angel visited the home of Mr
and Mrs S K Stevens and took away
our loving father. He was fifty
four years, eleven months and fifteen
days old when the dear Heavenly
Father took him home to rest
Papa said he was going home, and
we feel that he is safe in the arms
r?f .Tabus.. He wan sink onlv about
thirteen days and he bore his sufferings
witn patience. He was a
loving father, good kind and devoted
husband, always ready to help those
in trouble. Oh! "how hafd it is to
part with the one we love so dear
But the one that knows all things
best, doeth all things well and his
will must be done.
All that loving hands could do
was done, but none could stay the
icy hand of death. On Sunday
morning at about four o'clock he
fell asleep in the arms of Jesus,
which none even wake to weep. Oh!
papa it was so hard for us to
leave you over there in the lonely
graveyard, but we know you are
only asleep, and out of this world
where sin trouble and sorrow do
prevail, He has paid the debt we
have all got to pay and his long suffering
pains are ended.
He leaves a wife, six children, two
grand children, one sister and two
brothers besides a host of friends to
mourn their loss, but we feel that
our loss is his eternal gain. May
wc meet you on the golden shore,
where parting will be no more.
His remains were laid to its resting
place on the following morning in
the Williams cemetery in the presence
of a large crowd of sorrowing
friends to await the resurrection
morn, when the trumpet shall sound
and we'll be gathered to the throne,
all the children one by one.
A precious one from us has gon?,
fTI U /v a! a V 1 . ?*/% a f~* /-.(-all
x ut; vuiuc wo i jvc is sum,
A. place is vacant in our huine,
That never can be filled.
lie has suffered his last pain,
and is now at rest, where all is
free from sin,
And with Jesus is blest.
He was ever sweet and loving.
Ever ready to console,
Gh! how my heart aches for my
Father,
Since his face J see no more.
So sleep on dear papa, sleep on,
Nothing can disturb your rest,
While with God and the angels you
sing.
And you reign with the ever bl?st
Papa we know you are gone,
And can never return,
But if we are good and true.
Some day we can go to you,
So farewell sweet father darling,
Thou art gone,
To the great mystic beyond,
Where none but spirits evar enter
In the presence of the Lord.
IT 5 a 1 /\ it ? ? > i r n <i ttrVi nc
JLJ. AO J *U V I M * UU^ li UVvl
In Lovlnir Memory.
Oq the evening of May 22 nd, 1910,
the death angel visited the home of
Mr and Mrs R P Todd and took from
them their darling little boy, O car
Edison. He was spared to live
with them one year, eleven months
and eighteen days, but during this
time he entwined himself around
the heart of all who knew him by
his cheery disposition and sweetness.
On Thursday, May 12th, his
condition grew worse, and all was
done that the doctor and loving
hands could do, but it appeared
that nothing but death cjuld relieve
the little sufferer and on
Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock his
immortal spirit took its everlasting
flight to the.land of never fading
day. He was buried on the following
Tuesday at the Hickory Grove
graveyard The burial services
were conducted by the Rev W G
Chestnut in the presence of a large
gathering of relatives and friends.
Father and Mother.
Gurley Dolnjrs.
Editor Herald: Please allow mo
space In your paper for a few words
from Gurley.
Health of this community is very
good at this writing.
Farmers are very busy with their
crops. The crops are looking fine.
Rev Mr Pridgen filled his regular
appointment here yesterday. He
preached a very interesting sermon.
We all like Mr Pridgen tine
B. T. Dor man and Jim Graham,
of Conway, were pleasant callers at
Rev J, D. Harrelson's last Sunday.
Miss Kate Smith and Misses Ruth
and Mamie Sasser went to the beach
last Sunday. They report a nice
time. There are a good many going
to the beach from here next
Sunday. Some people say it is a
sin to go on the Sunday train but I
don't think so. There are some
people who want to go but are not
allowed to. It is just as much sin
to want to go and can't as it is to
stay at home.
ijet me hear from dear old Nebo
Doll.
For grod metf&andfce, call on W,
B. Woodward at Bucksville, S. C,
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CONWAY, S. C., THUB
PIER Nil:
The Chicco of Horry is ,
! Brought Back to Conway <
A SENTENCE- OF 6 MONTHS i
W. M. Parker, who was Tried In the
Sessions Court for Horry About "
Two Years ago and Tried in His
Absence was Located In North
Carolina and Brought Back Tues
day to Serve His Sentence.
For more thau a* year past the
.Authorities of the town of Conway,
and also the county authorities,
nave been trying to locate W. M
Parker, who was indicted here nearly
two years ago for violation of the
whiskey laws, and who ran away,
tie was first prosecuted in the ..own
court and convicted, taking an ap
peal to the Circuit Court. A warrant
was also sworn out for him by
the county authorities and this case
together with his appeal from the
town court came up for trial before
Judge AIdrich in the oarly part of
1909. In \he meantime, Parker had
given bond and made his escape in
to North Carolina, and he was nol
present at the trial which resulted
in a sealed sentence. He was finally
located at Lumber Bridge, North
Carolina, and arrested at that place
last Saturday afternoon by the
deputy sberitT of Robeson county
assisted by Mayor H. P. Little, who
went over there for the purpose of |
identifying the man. lie was arrested
upon a requisition warrant
signed by the Governor of North
Carolina, which directed the sheriff
of Robeson county to turn ihe pri- 5
soner over to L R Ambrose to be '
brought to Conway. . Mr Ambrose
left last Monday afternoon and re- 1
turned on Tuesday with the pris- .
oner, J
The authorities at Lumber Bridge 1
refused to render any assistance in
the arrest of the defendant, in fact *
on one occasion when L. R. AmHunco
u/ant. t.harrt Irk llXVA him AS*- '
V/ *. vyuv> f? v/ * * V vmv/> v W >W
rested as a fugitive from justice the 1
magistrate refused to issue the warrant.
On the same occasion the *
mayor of Lumber Bridge sent a man 1
on a wheel out to Parker's place to
warn him, 1
Parker lived on a farm a short '
distance from Lumber Bridge and '
kept a shop in the town. Before he
was arrested he contrived to get 1
letters mailed at Severance, Ga.,
signed by him and addressed to *
people here in an effort to fool the
authorities hero as to his location, !
The authorities worked with the
bondsmen to get Parker back here.
Messrs L. H. Burroughs and M. E
Johnson were on the bond for the
State.
Under a recent act of the Legis- !
lature the Clerk is authorized to
open sealed sentences with the writteu
consent of the defendant. Par- j
ker was taken before the Clerk on
Tuesday afternoon and the sentence
read as follows: 4,It is the sentence
of the Court that yo^ Wm M. Parker,
be confined at ha. ' Wbor upon
the public works of Horry county '
for the period of six months or in
the State penitentiary for a like
period " If the supervisor refuses 1
to take Parker he will be sent to ,
the penitentiary He was still in
the county jail at last accounts
awaiting the decision of the author- \
ities.
Tnere is a sentence of 30 days J
awaiting him in the town as soon
as the county is through witn mm.
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A Man Wants to Die.
only when a lazy liver, and sluggish
bowels cause frightful despondency.
But Dr King's New Live Pills expel
poisons from the system; bring
hope and courage; cure all Liver,
Siomach aud Kidney troubles; impart
health and vigor to the weak,
nervous and ailing. 25o. at Norton
D.-ugCo. Galivants
Ferry.
Editor Herald:?Please allow me
space in your excellent paper for a
few words.
Hialth of the community is very i
good at this writing. |
Childreus Day was observed at)
Mt Zion church last Sunday. Everybody
seemed to enjoy the oceas
ion very much. The program was
carried out very n cely under the
instructions of our superintendent,
Mr J. F. Gore. Rev J. W. Bailey
made a very nice talk,
H. J. Floyd returned home last
week from Jacksonville,.Fia., where!
Via Viae hoon cnonriiiwr anmo limo I
lie was accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs B W, Floyd, of Charleston,
who will spend some t?lme here visiting
friends and relatives,
i Memory Floyd was a pleasant
caller in our section last Sunday.
Howard and Marion Coleman visited
friends hero Saturday and Sunday.
The dear old Herald is a pleasant
, caller at our home every Friday af,
ternoon, Ruby Floyd. ,
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tSDAY, JUNE 2?, 1910.
| SPECIAL NOTICE! I,
i* pi
$ This is the last, notice we cf (
? can afford to give to a few 5J?
(subscribers who are consider- $>
ably behind in their dues. Uu- (CV t
less we' hear from them [ '
| promptly the paper will be P
5 discontinued. / p
No End of Kicking,
At a recent meeting of the business
men of Con way, the proceedings i\
-' "'"ro funnr/pd in thisMHSP
JI TV iiiv/ii nut u t v p>- ww? ? g
i resolution was passed requesting .
the town council to order a vote of ^
the people upon the question of issuing
bonds for waterworks. Some J
members of the towu council, we
ire informed, have delayed the
matter so far, for one cause or v
mother, so that no action has been
taken. Some of them have ex- I
pressed themselves as being in
favor of filing the resolution in a ^
pigeon hole where it may remain
indefinitely. We call the attention
of the council to the fact thut t
resolution was the result of a meeting
of representative business men (
jf the town and their wishes should
jave some consideration. There is
jo good reason why the bonds 1
ihould not be voted and whether
ihey are voted or not is a easy (
naiter for the council to order the
election. If something is not done
without delay we promise the coun- (
jil that there will be no end of
ticking. ?
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Forney Tidings.
Editor Herald: Please allow me v
space in your valuable paper for a
few lines from this place
Health of the community is good
with few exceptions. t
Mrs J T Todd is sick at this writng
but we hope to see her up agaiu $
n the near future.
Crops are looking very well exec pt
;obaeco is not doing much.
Rov J p riiiHlam filled his regular ^
appointment here last Suuday and c
preached a very interesting sermon.
Rev J Hartford Baker, of Joy, S. f
3 , was a pleasant caller in our sec* }
ion on last Saturday and Sunday.
Married on Sunday May 29cb 1910
it the home of the brides father Mr
A S Todd, near Autioch church, 11
Vliss Ida Todd to Mr Kin pie Hardwick,
Rev JJ P M Todd performing j
the ceremony. .
Mr W H Collins visited his son W
f Collins near Home wood Monday.
If this escapes the waste basket t:
we may call again. a
Farmer. \
Shell ltem?. '
Editor Herald: Please allow me \
ipace in your most valuable paper 1
for a few words from our section.
Trie health of the community is f
generally good at this writing with t
few exceptions. i
The farmers are more th in glad
to see the bright suushiue again af- ,
ber so much rain.
Tobacco curing will soon be in |
arder.
The farmers are having a very
rair pull at General Green since the t
recent rains. 1
We have Sunday school at Bethle- c
hem every Sunday conducted by
D. F Lewis as superintendent. We <
also have preaching every fourth j
Sunday and Saturday before con- y
ducted by our pastor, Rev J C.
m a _
uoats.
John McDowell is erecting a now 1
cottage on his place. He is a son !
of Joseph McDowell and a proinl- 1
nent young farmer of our community.
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Miss Mary Jane Todd has returned I
home after an extended visit to i
frleuds and relatives at Tabor
There was a picnic at White Point
Beach last Friday. Tnose who at- \
tended from here were Miss Nancy '
Delt. Miss Hat tie McDowell, R. O.
Stanley and Malcom McDowell. (
They report a very pleasant time
and fish in abundance. The pas- 1
time of the afternoon consisted of J
playing games among the sand hills ?
and strand riding Those who <
composed the party were I. B. Parker,
Miss Dela McDowell, Fred Bel- ^
lamy, Miss Hattie McDowell, R. O.
Stanley and Miss Bellamy, All returned
home Saturday saying wait '
until the 4th. Siy Coon.
For good merchandise, call on W. '
B. Woodward at Bucksville, S. C. j
J D Jordan, one of the prosperous
farmers of the Jordanville section, 1
spent a day in Conway last week, ,
and while here added his name to
the Herald subscription list.
R B Scarborough, went to Dillon
last week having been retained by i
R S Davis as one of the attorneys >
for his defense for the killing of
young Hursey, an attorney of the
Dillon' bar.
When you ore in doubt, subscribe
for the Herald.
6 or 6 doses "606" will cure any
ase of Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
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fathered by a Herald Man <
on His Rounds. <
iaught 0n~m bounce, j
itrav Bits of News Gathered by t
*? " u/ou?Mii fnr ti?o Informa* <
tiou and Instruction of Herald
fteadcrs- llappcnlnjrs of Interest
About the City.
P C Priuce was in Conway last r
londay.
W Li Carter spent last Monday in l;
on way.
?
Go on the excursion to Georgetown
>uly 2nd. 1
Y M Martin spent a day in Con- 1
vay last week.
Hon M M Stanley was hero the
irst of the week. The
excursion on the 2d of July is
or colored people only. j
J Q Graham, of Loris, was a visi- 1
r m Conway last week.
ll)ii G J Holliday passed throrgh
on way one day last week.
J A Dortnuti was in Conway on
gal business one day last week.
For go d merchandise call on W *
i. Woodward, nt Bucksvill?, S. C
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5 or (J closes '4(U?G will cure any
ase of Chils and Fever. Price 25c
VV M Rhodes, a farmer of Mattie, J"
i. C., was in Con way last Thursday. ,
S M Allen and C .J Prince, oT
iayboro, spent last Monday in Con- I1
vav. o
Magistrate C E Enzor, of Floyds 0
township, spent last Monday in
o.iway. * ?
Mr David N Hughes of Burroughs ?'
I Collins Co spent last Sunday at t
^ixonville. ,,
SherilT B J Sessions was out of w
own the greater part on last week o
m legal business.
B G Collins and family left last t
'Viday for their summer home at C
ieudersonviho, N. C. r
y)
Children's D i.y will bi observed (]
,t the Methodist church nex Sunday
,L 11 o'clock. Everybody is invited. ,,
There will be a basket picnic al
lomewood on .July 4.h Everybody 1
ncluding the candidates, is invited,
During the past several days Old 0
>ol has settled down to business t
tnd is now getting in some warm j.
vork. 0'
Mrs M W Collins was called to v
ler former home at Bsnnettsville n
ast Friday by the sudden death of a (l
elative. a
The Horry county summer school ^
or Leathers is in full blast and the t
eacher-pupils are deeply interested v
n I he work. a
Many leading citizens of the coun- ii
y were at Conway la>t Monday at a
nesting of the Democratic Execu,ive
Committee. i
J H Baker, a prominent citizen of s
he Cool Spring section, was a ,!i
)leasant caller at the Hjruld cilice
/I i i' Uof wrnul/ I
li u ua v lnov
s
Mr P M Tjee, a prominent and
uccessful Knight of the Grip, is
icre on a pleasure and business vist.
At one time he resided here.
The Sheriff now has In his hands i
he tax executions for deliqucnt r.l
.axes. He is having them served a
n different sections of the county, i
Our town is made brighter by the *
presence of the young ladiis who J
aave been attending college and who
arc spending their vacation at home. *"
There will be a big celebration
and horse racing at Mullins on June c
25 th. Everybody is in v. ted to at- 1
tend and it promises to be a big *
lay. 1
The funeral service of. Mrs A ,
[.ewis will be preached by tiev G W (]
llarrelson on the 4 Ji Sunday in t
June at 11 o'clock am., at Kehoboth ,
church.
Some repairs are being made at
Lhe store of 1 j H Burroughs Com- ..
pauy adding very much to the ap|)ir?.nee
of the place.
Capt ?J. E. Coles, manager of the f
ne\nt 10 i nnoiv' Tr.lviix-n Wjirphniisft t
s out iii the country this week e
imontf the tobacco farmers in the i
interest of his house- i
The first cotton bbom to reach '
this office this season was received
yesterday from C 11 Piatt at Warn- I
pee. He lakes the buttou this year, f
Dr J A Norton wili lecture on j
Healtli and Happiness, before the j
Teachers Summer School, this
Thursday, morning' at ti o'cl >ck at ,
Burroughs 11 ^h School. Tne pub
lie is invited.
W B Wo d*ard, of B icksvillo,
and W. B. Ilicks, of T disville, two i
of ihe county's most prominent i
me> chants, was in town Tu sday on <
business,
No. 10
Improved Mall Service.
The postmaster at Conway has
receiv<d notice from ihe deparlnent
that beginning last Monday
,he mid night train into Conway
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would be lurrnsncu wun a uignu
nail clerk so that registered matted
rom that date will come in at
light j?ist the same as on other
-rains. Postmaster Collins will
iave to kei p the post c (lice open
or the arrival of the midnight
rain. Registered parcels may be
entoffon the earlv morning trainKept
the Kinjr at Home.
"For the past year we hov* kept
he King of all laxatives?Dr King's
lew Life Pills?in our home and
hey have proved a blessing to all
ur family," writes Paul Mathulka,
f Buffalo, N Y. Easy, but sure
emedy fur all Stomach, T/vcr and
Cidney troubles. O11I3' 25e, at Noron
Drug Co.
WHITE PEIvIN DUCKS FOR
>ALE?1 have about MO thoroughbred
ducks for sale at 751 each.
Good layers and easy to raise,
tecord for three ducks this st as m,
t>0 eggs and still laying. Terms
ash. Apply early
C. H. Snider.
Mrs ITatty F Porter died in
Georgetown one day last week and
nd was brought here for burial ou
vst Saturday. She resided at Conway
for many years and a large
rowd of friends- attended tho
li neral.
A ca-;o of trespass was sel for
rial last Saturday before Daniel
Grainger at Home wood, a crowd of
larties and witnesses being present
>r the trial, but the case was com
iromised. Tho defendant in the
ase was represented by F I) Bryant
f Marion.
The showers of rain which fell
onstantly until about the middlo of
1st week, severally injured growing
obaeco plants in some sections of
he county There was a little too
luch rain for some of the farmers,
diile in other sections there was
ot too much.
Present indications arc that tho
own of Aynor, at. the end of tho
Ion way Coast and Western Railood,
will rapidly build up and
ecome a business center in that
art of the county. Town lots are
ieing sold, and several new entern'ises
for that neighborhood are
ieing talked about, and there will
-e several stores thore within the
ext. few months it is said.
T l-? 1 1 ,.n ( lin nniMilm- llianOirOf
tj I\ IJU W IU" j l I1U |H'?; uim I iuuiii?^v4
f 11 >rry Tuoaeco vVareliouM.*, reurned
to Conway the latter part of
ist week, to make preparations for
pening the tobacco soasou at 0 jn
/ay. The mar'agment of this wareou?o
last year succeeded in making
nany friends for the warehouse
mong the farmers from all sections
f the county, .lie states that be
/ill be in better position this year
ban ever to get for the farms s the
cry best prices the market .vill
(Total, and a perfectly square deal
n every transaction.
FOR SALF? Oyster Shells Lime
b $(> 00 per ton, sacked, and F O B
toamer at river. This is intended
mainly for agricultural purposes
iut will make excellent mortar, also
, good white wash when mixed with
alt water.
HIESLAUElt, r./VCIlieOTTK & Co ,
Waverly Mills, S C.
J. N. Jenrotte is a candidate for
eelection to t..o office of County
LYeasuror as appears by his card in
mother column. Fie lias filled this
inportmt position since he was intailed
about two >ears ago with
ibility and entire satisfaction of the
ax payers. Fie has made a very
jood officer. .
County Aulitor, C. E. Birker,
;omes out in this issue lor reelecion
to this office. The faithful and
fficient discharge of the duties of
his office by Mr Barker during the
ime he has tilled it is iho best tesiinouial
in his favor and this will na
loubt receive the consideration of
he voters in the primary. Be has
nude a satisfactory public officer.
John Fiolt has decidjd to make
lu race for the office of County
treasurer, subject to the rules of
ho primary and his card appears
n another column, For the past
our years he has filled the office of
'robate Judge to which he was
* * * i r- 1
iiecteu uy a large voe. ins recoru
u the Probate Court is one of the
>est ever made by a county officer,
de is competent in every way.
In this issue appears the c ard of
,rj I) Lpug announcing his candidacy
or election to the ottice of County
/Vuditor. Mr Long is the son of the
ate L 1) Lou# who was well known
in llorry County politics for a 1 >ng
[lumber of years, lie has had m ny
years experience as a bookk. epcr us
well as considerable experience in
some of the county offices, and he is
well fitted for the office of. And?to"
to which he seeks elect ion. He has
many friends in eparts of the
County who will all exrt the mselves
for him. g
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