The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 31, 1910, Page SEVEN, Image 7
MAINLY ABOUT POLITICS.
Kind of Material Needed for
Office Holders.
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f Editor County Record:?
Thi3 being election year and now
' within four or five months of our
W primary. I want to give .ny \iews in
.;. reference to how the people should
?r* vote and whom we should vote for,
fit in view of the problems confronting |
us at this time.
^ Now, brother farmer and laborer,
||# do you know that you have but little
^ voice in our present laws, more especially
our national laws? Our government
is being taken control of
day by day by the oppressive trusts;
our officials are being elected by the
masses of the } pie and these officers
are being totally controlled by
capitalists and the trusts. Now,
what will be the outcome of this
within 11) years? It will be just as it
is to-day in the old country?our
sons and daughters will be rentihg
their homes from these same trusts.
They wi'l not be allowed to own
their hones, but be a slave of the i
trusts.
Now, let's come nearer home?to
our own State and county laws.
Three members of the Legislature and
one Senator are the most important
officers to concern us. What kind of
men shal1 we try to elect to these
important positions? Do we need
capitalist attorneys, smooth-tongued
professional men? No, I say, we
need the old true and tried farmer
and large tax-payer, the one who
produces the world's supply of food
and pays the honest part of taxation.
I -nean no reflection on the
above-named men; they are good,
honest men, but they cannot legislate
for our working people. Let
our good farmers of old Williamsburg
county come out and offer for
those important offices. Let men
pass a new tax law who return every
dollar's worth of property they own |
and at 100 per cent of its value, and
vote for men who will give their
word upon their honor that they will
see to it that our tax laws shall be
so revised that the burden of taxation
sha" be equal to all men and
will vouch for the enactment of laws
^ that will benefit our people at large
and leave alone the poor, down-trod?
den game law and laws in reference
to wire fences on the public high
- - _ ?11 ^ k<.
way. J Tie auromoone is miuncu uj
law to i in on the road and cause
horses t run away without any protection
of law; then put a restriction
over the wire fence.
Now, Mr Editor, in reference to
the deer aw, I would like our lawmakers
to explain this part of
that law: the act reads that
no femak' ^eer shall be chased
or killed at any time during
the year. How can a hunter teach
his dogs that to chase a female deer
is ungallant while hunting? Also howcan
the hunter himself distinguish
the difference in the sex with the
deer fifty yards away and then ofttimes
running? When the female
deer is killed it will have to be
termed by thecourt a "lawful accident?"what
say you, Mr Deer
Hunter? *
The writer has just made mention
of a few of these acts of the Legislature
to show our people how
worthless those laws will be to our
people at large. I don't know that
our delegation is to be blamed and
don't believe it is, and I believe our
delegation sees this matter just as
the writer does. Subscriber.
Andrews, March 28.
A Birth-day Party.
Miss Stella Louise Wolfe invited
about twenty-five little girls and
boys last Saturday afternoon to
help her celebrate her third birthday.
X An egg hunt and out-door luncheon
gave the little hostess - and her
guests several hours of fun and
frolic. All the children seemed to
thoroughly enjoy the occasion.
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Fred Patcheu, Maulius, N Y,
writes:?'-For a long tstue I was
effect with kidney trouble which
caused an almost constant pain in
my back and inflammation in my
bladder. Other remedies did not
even relieve me, but two fifty cent
bottles of Foley's Kidney Kemedy
completely cured me and I have not
had any symptom* of kidney trouble
for over two yea is." D C Scott.
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WILLIAMSBURG LED.
Won Greatest Number of Prizes
i for Rural Schools In 1909.
Columbia, March 23:?The State
board of education, at its meeting
on Friday will take up the matter
of prizes for the rural schools.
Mr Swearingen stated to-day that
at least $2,000 if not more, will be
offered this year. Last year 135
schools competed, and the year before
93 were in the list.
The following announcement has
been issued:
"There will be a large number
of prizes offered this year by the
South Carolina School Improvement
association to the rural schools of
the State making the most decided-*
material improvement during i
given length of time. There wj \
$2,000 offered in prizes last year
$2,200 given the year bei
About 225 schools entered the contest
during those two years, and it
is estimated that improvements
made amounted to $250,000.
"I cannot say definitely, until
after the State board of education
meets how many prizes will be .
offered this year. There will probably
be a greater number than ever
before. The number to be given .
and regulations governing the contest
will be decided upon at that .
time. .
"It is to be hoped each county j
will have a number of schools enter ^
the contest this year. ^
"Last year Williamsburg county j
won the greatest number of prizes. j
Greenville and Newberry came next, ^
each winning the same number. I
(Signed) "Mrs W L Daniel, j
"President S. C. School Improve- ]
ment Association." ]
"One of the Best.*' '
One of our county's best citizens,
whose sound judgment we hold in
high esteem and whose good opinion
we appreciate as much as that of
any man in Williamsburg county, (
took occasion in renewing his sub- 1
scription a few days ago to say !n
part:
"I have been so busy of late that
I neglected this matter longer than
I had intended. However,the editor .
of a country weekly some people
think can live any way, though that
is not my way of thinking. I want I
to say in this connection that you (
are giving us as good a county pa- I
per as any in the State that I have (
seen, and I have seen a good many (
that are issued from the different j
counties. I wish more of our people I
read The Record even than do. * # I
By the way, I notice you have made I
another improvement in adopting I
the mailing machine and using print- I
ed labels for the name and address I
of each subscriber. * * * * I
"With kind regards, etc." I
We regret that our friend mod- I
estly requests us to with-hold h'g I
name. _ I
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A near-sighted Metnoaist preacner 1
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a tall, lanky specimen with
large bare feet, approached the
mourners' bench and knelt down in
prayer. "My brother," said the
preacher, "I am so glad, you have
come to give your heart to God,"
and then seeing the man's feet behind
him, he added, "and that you
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Registration Notice.
The office of the Supervisor of Reg
istration will be open on the 1st Mooday
in each month for the purpose of
registering any person who is qualifled
at follows:
Who shall have been a resident 01
the State for two years, and of the
county one year, and of the polling precinct
in which the elector offers to
vote four months before the day ol
election, and shall have paid, sii
months before, any poll tax then due
and payable, and who can both read
and write any section of the constitution
of 1895.submitted to him by the
Supervisors of Registration, or who
can show that he owna. and has paid
all taxes collectable on during tne
present year, property in this State
assessed at three hundred dollars or
more. J. Y. McGILL,
Clerk of Board
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROi/lNA,
COUNTY OF WILLXAMSBOBO. , /j3
By P M Brockinton, Esq. Probate fh
Judge.
Whereas D 0 Rogers made suit to me -.1
to g^nt hira letters of administration
of the estate of and effects of L L Bog- ?, rj&<
These are therefore to cite and ad
monlah all and singular the kindred . }\M j
and creditors of the said L L Rogers, ;. ^ ;
deceased, that they be and appear be- . -%r '
fore me in tbe court of Probate, to be / a
held at Klngstree. S C, an the 11th day
of April next after publication thereof, '&S
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show ? v
' cause, if any they hare, why the said *v d
administration should not be granted. ;ig
Given under my hand this 21st day of 1
tr 1. w ? t?? 1 mn .
marcu. aoqu domini, xaxv.
Published on the 24th day of March* j '-A
1910, in the County Record. * J
P M Brockiktok,
3-24-2t Probate Judge. 3
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