The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 18, 1914, Image 1

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t * t MM II HIM U ' ' f illjc Co untj) VOL. XXVIII. KINGSTKKE, SOUTH CAJKOIDA, THUESDAY, .JUi\E l8719147 W. 15 M( We will begin mo1 1 > we shall be glad to see a position than ever before square feet of floor spac< stock consists of anythin I j^^Coffins^ndjCask sir I WILLIAM! yCOUNTY-TO-COUNTY CAMPAIGN. First Meetiugs Yesterday at St Matthews and Sumter. ^ The Senatorial campaign opened nmrfawl.n of Cf Mofthoora nr H thp ,J covt X au uv wwvviivow *?*? ? first gun of the State campaign wa3 > fired at Sumter. Fifty-three candidates have filed their pledges and qualified. Following is a list of candidates for State and Federal offices who have filed their pledges and entered :he race: There are eleven candidates for ^ Governor: L J Browning, John G ^vClinkscales, R A Cooper, John T Duncan, W C Irby. Jr, R I Manning, J B A Mullally, J G Richards C C Simms, C A Smith, M L Smith. Four are offering for Lieutenaut Governor: A J Bethea, W M Hamer, J A Hunter. B F Kelley. Comptroller General A W Jones is ma aIaa^iavi V\*t T A Qnm_ Uj/pvocU 1U1 IC-C1CUIUU KJJ u n UUUI- i mersett, while M C Willis is running I against Adjt Gen W W Moore. AtL torney General T H Peeples for reW election is opposed by A G Brice. Six candidates are in the field for Railroad Commissioner: James Cansler, George W Fairey, C D Fortner, f F W Shealey, J H Wharton, W I Witherspoon. Candidates are passing through Columbia this afternoon, the State campaigners to Sumter, where they open tomorrow, and the "Senators" to St Matthews, where they get into action. Lttrge crowds are expected \ at both places. 1 Following is the official list of i entrants a* made up by John Gary Evans, State chairman: ' For United States Senate?ColeL Blease, L D Jennings, W P Pollock, 1 Ellison D Smith. ' For Congress?First district: E J < Dennis, R S Whaley; 2nd district, Jas F Byrnes, R M Mixson; 3d district, Wyatt Aiken, F H Dominick, < F S Evans, Jno A Horton; 4th dis- 1 trictfc.T C Duncan, Jos T Johnson, Sam J Nicholls; 5th district, D E 1 Finley, W F Stevenson; 6th district, < L Hamer, J E Ellerbe, J W Rags- i dale;. 7th district, A F Lever. For Governor?Lowndes J Brown- 1 ing, Jno G Clinkscales, R A Cooper, i Jno T Duncan, Wm C Irby, Jr, i Richard I Manning, Jno B A Mull- 1 i ally, Jno G Richards, Chas Carroll < Simms, Chas A Smith, Mendel L * Smith. t For Lieutenant Governor?A J s Bethea, Wm M Hamer, J A Hunter; * | B Frank Kelley. 1 f , For Secretary of State?R M Mc- | CSown. t ft yor Comptroller General?A W r r Jones, J A Summersett. E i )NDAY, ring our entire stock of goods 11 of our friends and customer i to take care of you and your j; our warerooms cover seven g known in Hardware, Machi EVE 1 Kin. ' 1 I :;n Without a SSjaifo home is to be w tflM iences. Saves ( V burns 400 gallo % and the Oil. SBURG HA aaasMgiaMsaaias For State Treasurer?S T Carter, j For Adjutant General?W" W | Moore, M C Willis. For State Superintendent of Education?J E Sweanngen. For Attorney General?A G Brice, Thos H Peeples. For Commissioner of Agriculture, Commerce and Industries?E J Watson. For Railroad Commissioner? James Cansler, Geo W Fairey, C D Fortner, Frank W Shealey, Jno H Wharton, W I Witherspoon. For Solicitor?Tweiitn circuit, jl. M Casque. ? News and Courier, June 17. Lee?Myers. Scranton, June 10:?the marriage of Miss Lalla Lee and Mr B B Myers, both of Scranton, at the home of the bride's parents yesterday afternoon, was a most brilliant event, and one of which Scranton society may well be proud. Although a home wedding so great was the number of guests that the entire floor of the beautiful family residence on Pine Tree street was called into requisition. The ceremony was performed by Rev J W Truluck, pastor of the local Baptist church, in the drawing roc n. The white columns, which separated this room from the reception room, were festooned with Southern smilax and in the bay window a chancel had been arranged of small white columns twined with hot house smilax. Mr and Mrs Myers left on the evening train for the North for a bridal trip. The bride's goingaway costum was a coat suit of dark brown brightened with touches Df blue, with hat to match. The most attractive room in the 1 house, after the ceremony, was un- | ioubtedly the one on in which the , presents were displayed. J Mrs Myers is the daughter of Mrs Etobt E Lee, and is a young woman | )f high tone and fine character and i s beloved by many friends. < Mr Myers is a son of Mr W T ^ Myers, who is one of the largest y eal estate owners, planters and \ nost prominent men of the county, t ie is the senior member of the firm if B B Myers & Bro, of Scranton, ? md is a young man of most attrac- j ,ive personality, and already, in j ipite of his youth, is one of the t 'oremost business men of the com- r nunity. I The most sincere friends of the roung couple cannot make them a bet- i: er wish than that their life together c nay be as bright always as their a irospects promise. I M G. c JUNE 2 > on week beginning Monday s, new and old. We extend t wants. We insist that you c thousand (7,000) square feet of fiery, Building Material, Fam NTUALLY-V afstree Hi iVVinlpcAlp and !/CK5?w5?5vC^^ !ev=0?Noc" Sa rigs Comfort, Redu "Rev-O-Noc" Wick Blue Flair ithout the greatest conveniem rne-eie-th of vour time and < ns of air to each gallon of o RD WARE G CRIMINAL COURT PROCEEDINGS. Judge Wilson Presides with Dignity--Discharges Duties Quickly. The June term of the court of general sessions opened here Monday at noon,with Judge John S Wilson, of the Third circuit, Dresiding. Court Stenographer Wood of Sumter was on hand, .as were Solicitor Stoll and other officers of the court, ready for the despatch of such matters as required their attention. The criminal docket was a light one and i-.-J i m j I was compieieu uy AUCBUay cvcumn. i Judge Wilson's charge to the grand jury was delivered in his usual lucid and impressive style, breathing sympathy for the unfortunates who had become entangled in the meshes of the law. Judge John S Wilson is a great favorite in Kingstree and Williamsburg county, not altogether because he is a native of the soil, but,withal, on account of his courteous, gentlemanly bearing and sympathetic nature. He still admits that old Williamsburg is the best county in the State and that her citizenship is un- ' surpassed. He highly commended the grand jurors for their work Monday by 1 saying that it was a record day's work. They had heard and passed 1 upon twelve indictments, which, the ' Judge said, was very unusual work for a grand jury in less than half a 1 day. The following cases were brought i before the court and disposed of: 1 James and Julius Eaddy, two ne- i gro boys, plead guilty to house ] breaking and larceny and were given ] 9 months each on the county chain- : gang, or a like period in the State < penitentiary. \ i Bennie Barfield, a white man, j tried for a similar crime, was found i not guilty. Counsel for defense, I j Messrs P H Arrowsmith and E L < Hirsch. \ Lisbon Gamble, a negro, plead i ?uilty to a charge of bigamy and I * iL. 1 was sentenced to six monms on me i ;ounty chaingang. Judge Wilson was lenient in this case,as the negro I was ignorant of wrong-doing and J lpon learning that he had violated b ;he law promptly quit wife No 2. a Henry Richardson, a negro, charg- d ;d with resisting arrest by a rural t >oliceman, was tried and found 8 ruilty. The court sentenced him to he chaingang for a term of 9 e nonths. LeRoy Lee,Esq,defended the tj irisoner. ^ Jane McClary and Resla Strong, ndicted for assault and battery upm another woman, plead guilty and T i fine of $25.00 was imposed by the o ourt. t< * \2?MO) June 22, into our new stor 0 you all an invitation to vi ome to see us. C. Our store space. This is sufficient roor 1 Implements, Household Goo WHY NOT NC ardware Retail Dealers. ives Money, | ces Time. j| le Oil Cook Stove in your ze in this age of conven- gj [>ne-third of the oil. It jg il. We sell the Stoves & OMPANY. I Arthur Burrows, white, charged with committing assault and battery with intent to kill, was found sruilty of simple assault and battery. The court fixed his punishment at Zb days on the chaingang or a fine of 560.00. E L Hirsch represented the accused. Elijah Cqpper, negro, was tried and convicted on a charge of assault and battery and the court fixed his punishment at six months on the chaingang or to pay a fine of $125.00. LeRoy Lee, Esq, was counsel for defense. George Shaw, a negro, charged with assault and battery, wa3 found not guilty. E L Hirsch, Esq, was attorney for defendant. The court of general sessions adjourned, at 5:00 p.m. Tuesday and the court of common pleas was op?ned. which continued in session, considering motions of minor importance, till 1 p. m. yesterday,when it adjourned sine (lie. "SENATORS'* OPEN IN CALHOUN. Salth the Favorite. Though Other Candidates Have Following. St Matthews, June 17:?The long awaited and much talked of contest *? Pi.i O _ lur U iliieu OLtttca ocuatui woo viuvially opened here today, when Senator E D Smith, Governor Cole L Blease, Hon W P Pollock of Cheraw and Mayor L D Jennings of Sumter, "the big four" aspirants for the seat in the Upper House of Congress now beld by the first named,spoke before a crowd of about eight hundred, probably two hundred of whom were ladies of Calhoun county, and citizens from several adjoining counties. County Chairman T H Dreher presided, and pretty good order was preserved throughout the meeting, ivhich was held on the school grounds. Each candidate was ac:orded a respectful hearing, and vhile it was evident that the Smith idherents were in the majority, suplorters of the Governor were not acking. The crowd was seemingly im - n n. _i_ I iressed witn Messrs rouoctt aau innings, who are making their deHit in politics of a State-wide char,cter. Aitnough the meeting was levoid of anything lil'e enthusiasm, he audLuoe manifested considerble interest in all the speeches. Situation at Niagara: Mediation, xpostulation, explanation, meditaion. procrastination, rustication, a raiting nation?oh, rats! avlgorating to the Pale and Slcldjr It* Old Standard general atrengtbening took. ROVK'8 TASTBUSSS chill TONIC, drfato eat ialaria.enrichea the bloodMd baflda np tho mmb. A true tonic. For adolta and children. 50c /1NG e, about to be completed, on I fiit us in our new home, where i and display rooms cover tw n to keep the goods and handl ds, Stoves, Ranges, Wire Fen< >w? Co. | We Lea > i Are You Teaching I | Thrift in the home is J either a boy or a girl, r Your daughter will f young person and a be f she early acquires the I money by having a savi > Your son will be a be J thus learns the value of [ Why not start an acc i your boy or girl?give t I teach them to add to it? f $1 makes the beginning { Bank ol I Cades | W. B. WILSON, V. 6. ARI I President Vice-F (JIFr.I IMP. lV/fl "The Best of Ever Pianos, Player Pianos, Org all kinds. We solicit your patr and careful service. No. 243 King Street Sunue ;D. Carr, Kingstree, S. C., (Sp? QUIT THAT "GET SPECULA "Last year I had some mone if I had kept it in the Bank an there NOW, with more added t along with an enticing looking had any sense I would have a those 'good things' before I money." Make OUR bank We pay 4 per cent, interest FARMERS <fc MERi "ABSOLUTELY SAFE" Branches at Cowards I lampion street, where | s we will be in a better elve thousand (12,000) \ e your orders. C Our fing, Roofing, Etc. I d?Others Follow. 1 the Children Thrift? a splendid heritage for J ? be a more attractive i itter wife and mother if < right attitude toward < ngs account of her'own. , ! tter business man if he 1 money when he is a boy. j i lAim^ o4- ViO Ir aw -uuiiL at tuio uaim IUI hem the bank book and ? ; f Cades. 5, s. c. HETTE, J. HOYT CARTER, j i 'resident Cashier < ---' jfeii I . ; n IHr I JSIC HOUSE ything in Music" ans, Victrolas and Music of onage, and will give prompt , - Ljnarieston, u cial Representative) 'I ifionly i ^ h ad that i p0money i Wmm the i kbank i pPPPNOW j r . i i RICH QUICK-' iTION y saved up," he said, "and id left it there it would be o it. But a stranger came scheme and I bit. If I had isked my BANKER about invested and LOST my YOUR bank. ; ; on savings accounts. J CHANTS BANK, LAKE CITY. S. O, and Johnsonville. . * *>