Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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VARUT OF CLARENDON -MAY 00 TO SUMTEi atesidents of Turieville Section leni dbebate on Annexation. 'Sumter, July 8.-Yesterday was i great day for Sumter and the Turbeo Vlle section of Clarendon county foi these two sections got togother in i big celebratlon at Turbeville whicl 'will be long remembered by all thos<4 participating. The occasion of thih event was the annual booster trip thal Is arranged by the Sumter chamber oj commerce for the stores, warehousei and other business interests of Sumtel to go over the neighboring countr) and advertise the Gamecock City to the farmers. There has been much (is cussion by the section of Clarendon annexing to Sumter so when thesc ,eet.Ions learned of the proposed boost. er trip, they asked the citizens of Sum. ter to come down to Turbeville for'a big plenic and Jubilee after which the ,whole matter of annexation would be discussed. The chamber of commerce accepted the invitation and Wednes day morning several hundred citizens traveled (own to Turbeville through the country. When they arrived there Fon PROM R JIEF FROi MINS 2 TABLETS W WATER GENUINE ASPI RN IRAOU MA"4 RAIGl~ARaD DOES NOT DERANGE THE STOMACH' The Bruns, Certifies an Ext Many motorists buy Brunswi It is sufficient assurance for the They have known this ancieni as have their fathers and grandf of Brunswick has been noted fi Brunswick standards, as app1 utmost. In them you will fini features properly related. No others nor hides shortcomings. .The best tread that's known, enduring side-wall construction make Brunswicks prove theiri has been too great. ONE Brunswick will win, Brunswicks. It will be a reveli Buy it today. It costs no ni THE BRUNSWICK-BALI Atlanta..Headquarte Sold OnAn Onl ' /ura t IRBY MOTO Larn they found a J ge crowd waiting on them. Peopa came from all sections of Nbter ld Clarendon counties and some frogiLee cou4ty. 'It is estimated that betl en 1,000 and 1,200 people wel'e pr ent. In the morning the Suniter b rd of county coinir.ssioners Inet with epresentatives from the Mc 1Urldo, SI m and Turbeville sections of Claret on county and went over the iatt carefully. .After some dis cussion, he board Wledged itself to build bo roads asked by the people of the s titon and the people of Sum ter coon. adjoining. ''here were two 1ictlons, no wanted a road to be call (d the urbeville road, and another I4etion iished a road running over an othor r41te to 1) ecalled .the Dabbs rlad. When iw nas decided that both r ads would be built, there was much rMoicing among the citizens interest e-4in the matter. The band from Cjnp Jackson was on hand and- de ligi'ted the crowd with their music. T P ylayed a while after the meeting of lie county board and before the dei itfuil picnic was held in the grove. May good things to eat were there an the ladies of Turbeville and those vh4 brought baskets deserve the 'thaq'(ks of all those Present for the picitl was v'otel the best ever by the enti .. crowd. A ter dlinner the band gave a con. cert vhilich lasted over an houi. Then the tnexation meeting was called to orde bx Secretary Reardon of the Sum er ehamber of covimeree. W. C. Duvihi Co Manning we the first speak er of the afternoon an( lie made an (louen t apileal for .he ciiizens of the 'Turb.viile secticn to ltay in -iaren don county. b. t. Jennings of Sum ter answered .\I. Davis in a great speech which took well with tile crowd showing ithe advantage of the proposed annexation. It. J. Alderman spoke against the annexation and Da vis D. Mloise of E1umter spoke next for the proposed change. Henry A. John son of New Moll inade a speech show Ing the advantages of the annexation and Dr. George W. Dick, of Sumter, coiciuded the speaking with an appro priate -word of -thanks to the hosts of the occasion, the band, and all those who had helped to make the occasion a success. vick ame taordinary Tire ks because of the thame alone. m of super-quality. : house for its hig' standards, athers. Since 1845 the House or its rare workmanship. ied to tires, mean giving the I combined all the approved one advantage overshadows tHe strongesit fabric, tHe most every addition, every extra, superiority, No factory cost tour decision to hiave ALL .tion. ore than like-type tires, W-.COLLE.NDER 'CO. rs: 38 Luckie St. mited Milea e Basis COMP, Y S. C. COX REPLIES TO .I SENATORt ]AltDINVI CnIapulg Dedicated to Tusk of Bring. lug Peace with Honeor to U. S. Wo. .then Suffraigists Issue lIun Ultinin. tumi. Coluimbus, 0., July 14.-Governor James 1. Cox, the ?Democratic nom. Ince for iPresident, today fired the first volley of the campaign at his 'Roublican' opponent, Senator hlard ing, announced definitely that his of flcial notification will be held at Trail's End, Dayton, and stated that Ithe Democratic national connittee' will meet in Columbus, July 29, .in stead of in Dayton, as was previous ly intimated. 'In his ofilcial statement, in answer to Senator 'Harding's charge that the administration 'a-t Washington had saddled the league of nations upon him as the chief campaign issue, the goveronr declared that his own camn paign "will be dedicated to the task of bringing about peace Wili honor, of readjusting the affairs of civiliza tion and! of creating a new (lay out of 0which we willI make the best of the lessons of the past." III colilectioni With the selection of a permanent campaigi! manager, which will be one of the chief duties of tIhe national committee whlen it iieets here ,luly 20, Governor Cox to day would express n1o preference. lie would not state whether 1E. '1. .loore, his pre-convention caipaign nman agri. would accept. the position, bitt whii -the name of Chairman Cum minIgs was mentioned, he said that the national committee might insist that Ie would be of more use in tle 'amphtaign as a speaker than as a manager. and decide that Mr. Cum mings sliould take the stump. Mrs. .lames 'Rector of Columbils, chairman of the Ohio branch of the National Woman's party, called on the governor to arrange firther de tails of the proposed meeting of rep resentatives of the woman's party with the governor Friday afternoon. Before conferring with the governor Mrs. Rector intimated to newspaper representatives that the women ex spect to state plainly to the Demo cratic nominee that unless lie uses his influence to have another Demo cratic state, Tennessee or North Caro lina, ratify the federal suffrage amendment immediately he may in cur -the opposition of 17,000,000 wo men during the campaign. Among other callers on the gover nor today were four life prisoners from the state penitentiary, who are "trustles" and came over to tht cap itol without guard. They presented a memorial to the governor asking him to pay them at) informal call at some Sunday morning chapel service "as upon previous occasions" . an( congratulating him upon his nom in ation. The governor said he 'probably will attend the chapel service at the penitentiary Sunday morning, July 25. The memorial expressed deep a - preciation for the interest the gover' nor has taken In the prisoners, declar ing the prisloner's feel "you ai'e the only governor whou has the right con ception of a pirison, for in Ohio it is not a iplace of punishment, it is a home for 'reform." Waiter' F. iBrowni, of Toledo, Rle ;uhlcan candhidate for' tihe senatorial nomination to su(cceed( Senator' liard ing and one of the senator's floor' mtatnager's at the Chiicago convention, also called on tihe gover'nor' today to extend congratulations. Ni:Ei1t0 1.SES LIl-'E i I('nhine~ of Second Narrowly h ert I0i!lot1, .tuly I i.-iliilliard Now'ling, a ne(.?ro of I-att. was killedl in the lownf of Latta yesterdhay morning thait i.: ni'gro had w~ii hipedl a negro( woiman thle ailiht be4fore andl that 1he iftreiCened her life. After whiiping thn .womani he Wenut. to a haridwate stIore,~ lroke into lie st orme and pro0 v'ideid humaself with Iiweaplons and am muniitlion. l(' was dhetected( 1by Deputy Sc3 mour'. whose room was close hy. as hei was iraving thle stoic, as .\r. Se'ymtouri was awakened lby the' un usual tnoise mnade 1by the negr'o whe he burok e int o thle storec. A seartch was made for' the negro at. the time, hbut no t race of hi m could he found. Yesterday morning another' search was made for hi m <whieh resulted't iln locating him in a stable at the house of a negro who lived in town. I. N. .\insheWv, chief of tiolice, with two or three others were the ones 'that fouind him. As the stable door was opened, the negro fired upon 311n show, inflicting a slight flesh wound on the jshoulder, Alinshew then 'went to a crack in the rear of the stable atnd shot at the negro inside. The aegro fired again abiout the same time and barely missed t-he head of the po liceman. Mr. Mtinshew withdrew and called for 'help. As lie withdrew the' flegro left the stable and as he .was jumling the fence several shots were fired, the negro firing one shot at his pursuers. The negro went a few feet and fell in some blushies. In the IIn thne word had reached town that the policeman had beel shot and 1 1111111 ber of the citizens fully arm ed, nide for the see of the trouble. l' ion clos er inpectlon of the spot whe.re the negro fell, it was discovered that he was dead. Enraged over the killing of this ne gro, another negro by the name of .lohnifle Cousar talked too much, -and ;s a consequence had to be rushed out of the town quickly and brought. to IDIllon and lodged in jail. IIadl he been found by tile Crowd of citizens who went in ptursuit of him there is little doubt but that ho Iwould -have been kIlled. lls tallk was of a very inflain atory nature. After you eat-always take ATONIC Inetantly relieves Heartburn. Bloated Gasar Feeling. Stops indigestion. food souring ro. peating, and all the many miseries caused by Acid-Stomach EATONqIC Is the best tOemcdy. Tons of thou sande wonderfully benefited. oeitively guar anteed to please or we will refund money. (C411 and got a~ bLu boX today. You will aee. Laurens Drug Co., Laurens, S. C. Real F WE have a large this season, and those are a few FARMS ar 30 ACRE near Ekom. Five-ro4 Ler. This Farm is branch and pasture. near Warrior Creel houses, two barns, co and fine pasture. Pld at once. Price $150 24 ACRES, I on road to. Green F house. A bargain at 2 ACRES, WI] and two tenant hoi Laurens. Price right 90OAC two miles from Laure ont house, two barns, Price $165 per acre. 143 ACRES, 0 on read to Gray C< room Dwelling, thre wells, two springs, liv gain at One Hundred Three-fourths of Hlouse 20 by 40, thre< on North Harper stre 703'ACRES, I Top soil road run 54 ACRES, la eight-room Dwelling well and branch. T Hundred and Fifty D< Davis N. L. LMl GASOLINE AND KEROSENE ENGINES Just received carload of Gasoline and Kerosene Engines from 2 to 12 lorse IPower; Portable Sag Rigs; Gasoline E'nllue Drag Saw controlled by clutch which eliminates danger and saves tiinc. Any defective par: miade good at factory during life of Engie. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY 823 WEST GERVAIS STREET, COLUMBIA,S. C. 46-ti e g .0 mmd Dixie Fabricated Bungalows give every man a chance to own his own cosy, substantial, endurable, weather-proof, enjoyable home. Four wall-layer construction with dead air space between effects insulation against Summer beat and Winter cold. Shipped in easy-to-handle sections-quickly erected by any handy man, by plans we furnish. What you save in went will soon pay for a Dixie Fabricated Bungalow. IMXIE HOUSE COMPANY ChARLESTON, S. G. Write for Mae-.~ trated vatalog of Dixie Houses - priced from I $364 to 33800. full floor plans. dIL specifications and prios. _ Quick Shipment state for Sale amount of REAL ESTATE listed with us interested should see us at once. Following id RESIDENCES which we have: S OF GOOD FARM LAND, )m dwelling, three-stall Barn, plenty of Shel in high state of cultivation and has well, Price $105 per acre. 110 ACRES LAND, : Church. Six--room Dwelling, two tenant tton house and four shelters, well, branch mnty of Saw Timber. An ideal Farm. Call an acre. 'WO MILES FROM LAURENS ond. Five-room dwelling and one tenant Six Thousand Dollars. H SEVEN ROOM DWELLING, ses, water and lights, on Sullivan Street in Come and See. RES FINE FARM LAND ns. Nice six-room Dwelling, four-room ten two wclls, running stream and good pasture. NE MILE PROM BARKSDALE, >urt; high state of cultivation. Nice seven e good tenant houses, five-stall barn, two ing stream and plenty of timber. A bar and Fifty Dollars per acre. an Acre, with five-room Dwelling, Store e-stall barn, two garages, well and branch et in Laurens. Price $6,500. TOUR MILES FROM CLINTON, s through the place. Price $31.50 an acre. [INE MILES FROM LAURENS, with two halls, three-room tenant house his is a bargain at Eleven Thousand Five >llars. See us at once. Realty Company IGSTON, Man; ter, Laurens, S. C..