The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, July 29, 1908, Image 4
?j)? ?llaubnum au? ^outbron.
WLOhlSDAY. JULY 29. 1908.
and the Democratic
Campaign Fund.
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The announcement of Mr. Bryan
that he has acted upon the sugges
tlon made by the Sun recently and
wtll give to the Democratic cam?
paign fund all the profits of his news?
paper from this time until the elec?
tion will be received with genera'
satisfaction. It Is assumed that the
rule limiting contributions to $10.000
will not be enforced against Mr. Bry
ea or the Commoner. Whether this
contribution will come under the pub?
licity rule la not stated. This ar?
rangement will give a vast number of
Democrats the opportunity to make
Bandest contribution* to the cause.
Accompanying the announcement
fast the prodts of the Commoner will
go to too campaign fund the state
li made from Lincoln?on Mr.
"a authority presumably?that
preis are not largo. If the
prodts of a paper the also of the Com
aaoaer eeillng far t cents and hav?
ing a half roll II In subscribers, as has
be*a asserted, ore not large, Mr. Bry
aa had better look Into the business
saonageeaent. If the army of a mil?
lion subscribers for which the Com?
moner enlist* for the campaign, then
surety the ?u action of money need
not cause the !>emoeratlc committee
any great worry of mind.
Announcement Is also made fr m
Lincoln that Mr. Bryan will relinquish
the editorial tripod during the cam?
paign and will not be responsible for
any articles except those which are
published over hla signature. Nev
srtheleea. the Commoner will supply
aa excellent medium for Mr. Bryan to
- communicate with his fellow cltiaene
aad Impreas hla views upon them.
The qeestion has been asked what
Mr. Bryan will do with the Com?
moner la the event of his election to
the presidency The property la too
valuable, as a money maker to be
abandoned, and some think It would
aot do for the president of the Unit?
ed States to edit a paper. It has been
suggested by a Western contemporary
that the publication office should, In
Chat event be removed to Washing?
ton and the paper ueed as a sort of
court journal; that Is, perform the
some service for the executive de*
portment of the government hat the
Congressional Record performs for
the legislative branch. AH these
things are to ho carefully considered.
Tn the meantim** It is raoet gratifying
that the Democratic mind la at eaae
about the campaign fund.?Baltimore
Ban.
foe
la the July McClure Msgaslne 8am
ael Hopkins Adams In an article on
the public health, refers to Charles
ton as a place "Where every man as
to 4? last as hla remotest rec
ible ancestor did, and the bee'
would all llvs In trees and eat
sals if they were fully convinced of
the truth of the Darwinian theory.
Charleston, lovely, romantic, peacefu'
Charleston, swept by ocean breeaes
aad the highest death rate of any
considerable American city; breathing
aareaely the perfume of Its flowers
aad bacilli of Its In-bred tuberculosis.
Charleston, so delightful to the eye,
aa surprising to the nose!"
Good reading, but hard accusations.
Bach things as theee. however, give us
great hope of Charleston She It
hound for a great a rakenlng. a tre?
mendous con* juent development. Her
etaep Is so sound that her snores are
a positive disturbance to the rest of
the world and like the beautiful en?
tranced maiden of the fairy tale In
her coffin of glass, she wl 1 come to
by sudden Jolts.?Augusta Chron
Wall street Had the Tip.
Homebody made a mint of money
east of the lt9.S40.000 fine Incident.
Subsequent to Its announcement,
with the help of the panic, Standard
Ofl Company shures fell a* low as
ltd. Tuesday, the day previous to
tlw announcement of the decision of
the Dalted States circuit court of ap?
peals reversing Judge Laadts1 fine,
the stock went to the hl*h record
price of ?50 Not only did the de?
cision reinstate Standard Oil and put
a lot of money In some one's pock?
ets, but this l.i t mentioned circum?
stance furnishes a mighty strong sus?
picion that somebody In Wall street
rw what the ftetatPn would be the
before it was made.?Macon Tel
iph
The fr>nds of Mrs. Roosevelt
Longworth st Newport are Indignant
at the charge made by Carrie Nation
that Mrs. Longworth smokes cigar?
ette*!. A Newport dispatch de'ending
Mrs. Long worth says: "She was al?
ways considered tip top here and not
a bit more Imprudent than the typical
society girl, who. because she his so?
cial hacking, often raises above 'pub?
lic opinion.' neither carlo* for It nor
taspsctlng It." Can It be th it tlo
president " daughter belongs to the
"smart set?" This defense lntlm.it
tng that *U* does not respect public
opinion, would Indicate It.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.,
? ? SALE OF =====^^
By direction of the Freight Claim Agent, I will sell at Public Auction, Tuesday, August
26th, 1908, at the "Old Hoss" Warehouse in Sumter, S. C, for freight and charges, the
following unclaimed and refused articles of Freight.
Goods sold without Guarantee of duality or Quantity. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock
A. M., and continue from day to day until all goods are sold.
Terms Gasll (At time of Sale) *T. A. HUSKE,
Route Agent.
No.
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4647
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4682
4684
4685
4686
4687
4688
4689
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4691
4692
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4696
4797
4698
4699
4700
4701
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4708
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4706
4706
4707
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4709
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4717
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4725
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4717
4718
4799
4790 i
4731
4733
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4734
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4736
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4788
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4762
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4760
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4768
4769
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4771
4772
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4775
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477*
4779
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47-4
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4790
47.ll
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Morion
Aloola
Eatawvills
Morion
Charleston
Lj nehborg
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Morion
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Darlington
sj
M
41
l<
Manning
Charleston
Colombia
?4
44
4?
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4?
I?
M
44
li
Darlington
it
Walterboro
u
E. P. A Ci.
F. O. M.
C. A. D.
H. 0. Mfg. Co.
G. L. B
A. C. L. Cooper,
not advon.
M M Co.
Mrs. W. W. MoZ
L. F. Co.
F. Co.
I. M. P.iarlttone
Arton Cot. Mills
Pringle Bros
J. E. TomIe?on
O. W. tltokes
Renedy Bros.
Gooo i au A Keels
J. F. Mo Neil A Go.
8. C. Tarbeville
8. 0. T arbOTille
D. L G reen A Co.
O. W. titikee
J. W. Miller
D. M. O.
J. F. MoNeil A Oo.
o n Ksnedj Bldg. Oo.
W. J. MoLeod
I. A. Keels A Co,
D. M. Green
8. 0. Turberille
Minnie Robertson
W. ??. Dennis
8. 0. Mbl. Was.
L. L.8.
D. M. Green
J.T. MoNeil AC>.
D. M. Green
J. Rambert
J. W. Philipe
Stranther Dreg Co.
J. W. Stokes
R. W. Green
o n G
Seal 4 I Thomas
Wax. Thomas
J.T.Mrtitfl A Co
A. J. Goodman
A. P. Harrell
H. Baeoon
T. W Wise
R. W. Man er
G. A. Tr?nten
J. W. Lambert
J. W. Lambert
0. B. Koose
J. 8. Rodgera
J. 8. R?dgen
W. R. Rodgera
P Hdw. Co.
D. A. Singleton
D. A. Lay ton
A. J. Howe
Hodges A Harrelson
C. M. Sop. 0 .
B. B G. Co.
Hoi id 17 Oo.
W. R. Shortly
Wilson Jones
Darl Bnek Wks
B. E Washington
E. B. Dargan
J. M. Green
A. G. Kol look
Wm. Ridgeway
W. A. Williams
Isaac Dosier
J. K. Salvo
Silvery Maxwell
St. Fairasaer
Z. M. Covington
E. A. .Tenkioe M Go.
Gooa Cola Co.
G. H. Garden
C. H. Garden
F. J. Psrham
Aar n Green
F. firAd^haw
Mrs. P. Duvis
E. Klein
Ei )3o<g
Mrs. L. A. Byrd
J. F. Howard
"j D. I). W| it over
Bro*n F. Oo.
W. A. Saadern
1 table
oil
oil
* + . ...
Sellers
a
44
4?
44
Lake Oity
44
Lake City
Charleston
Eatawville
Charleston
4?
44
4?
41
41
44
41
It
4?
Sj
It
44
4?
Mi* i Care Weeks
o n Jones Car Oo.
L. L. Campbell
G. O. Melton
W. M. Uamer
L. 8. Rethea
G. 0. Melton
Mrs. ?. Brown
B. ildw. Go
T. W. Timmons
V. F. Col ier
none
P. ft West A Co.
H. Riohardson
M. R. D.ntr.ler
R. H. Austin
o n R. t). Oowley
J. M. Frix
J. MeGrider
C. litineman A Bon.
Elim Kiug
E. P, Htston
Union Jewelery Co.
J. 11. Wilson
H. r. Waten
Juo. Morphoy
Trceki.er Jordan
Afeojl
Boll Supply
Articles
1 bbl bed ends
1 bbl bed rails
1 01 oandy
1 dram so olean
1 dram so cleanm
1 hhd E Ware
1 kd Pool Tables (24 pokgs)
1 bbl Paint in Oil
1 cs leq D sq
1 pokg e ash. 1 box glass
1 ot pioklos. 1 keg oat sup
2 Ods olothing
1 cs s oash
1 ot notions
1 bbl n >tions
1 bd adv matter
3 pa pa goods, sheet pipe
4 bdls roofing
1 pa 5 oad tobacco
2 comp BO
1 box notions
1 rak K. D.
1 box show case,
1 bbl oil. U bbl
1 bbl oil, % bbl
1 bbl naptoa
1 bbl rosin
1 pr shafts
1 farm bell, 1 farm bell ftm
1 show case
1 box adr natter
3 bd P steel
1 box crackers
1 pa sash
4 ort* oil sans
1 crts oil cant
1 kitohen oabinet
1 box medioines, 1 box
adr matter, 1 box oil
1 box no ioas
I box Hardware
1 box G stone, 1 box M top
1 pokg (6) bkts 0 ndy
1 bex medioine
1 ob B powder
5 pails candy
1 bbl G Ware, 1 bx notions
5 box s fruit ja a
1 cs phosphates
6 boxes medioine
1 os drags
1 box eastings
lb x hardware
1 keg older
1 box extracts
1 box adr matter
1 range
1 bdl megd
1 box hardware
1 eoooper, 2 01
1 es shoes
I box printed matter
1 ea paper
1 bbi G- Wars
1 bd hangers,
rockers
2 crts doll carts
1 D top
2 os M F Ort,
stone, 9 fronts,
2 gearwheels
1 os pt matter
1 bd medg. 1 bd sash
2 bble drags .
1 bbl G oastings
I ot G jniee, 1 bbl G jnioe
1 osoaQop7 Top
1 ob M water
20 doz wash boards
2 pes iron
1 box E Ware
1 box shoes, 1 os harness
1 box G seed
5 sacks cement ?
1 box A food, 3 Plo food
4% bbls oider, 1 box adr
2 boxes soap
1 box velocenede
1 box groceries
1 ort banners
1 oil can, 1 oan
1 os soap
2 cr's E bottles
1 bLl insect powder
1 bb. disinfectant
1 box hardwaro
1 ? coils rope
1 box soap
I b< x G-Ware. 1 crt E
Ware, 1 box groceries
1 box drngs
1 ort gasoline store,
1 crt i/asoline oven
1 box marble
1 ort Hlcrauajs
1 bd adr matter
1 ort 3?ove repairs
?1 2 l.bis. vinegar, 1 ke^
ciaer, I box s in pies
1 box soap
1 bbl G juioe (bottles)
2 kegs oider, 1 bbl oider
l z bbl oider
1 mower tongue
1 iron safe
3'fc bbls cider
1 bbl notions
1 box cutlery
1 box A food
1 box books
1 pc shafting
1 bbl cement
1 ort sew machine
1 pc saok sugar
1 box hardware
1 crt boot material
1 box Drngs
5 boxes noodles
I bd W P hangera
1 box groceries
1 bd fone records
1 pkg adv matter
1 tabl*
1 OS rhoes
I box clothing
4 c-4 can preserves
1 bd stone pipe
2 cs shoes
utensils
1 bd 2
2 mantle
2 W pans
No.
From
Articles
4798
4799
4800
4801
4802
4803
4804
4805
4806
4807
4M08
48C9
4810
4811
4812
4813
4815
4816
3817
4818
4819
4820
4811
4822
4823
4824
4825
4826
48 7
4828
48.9
4830
4831
4832
4833
4834
4835
4836
4887
4838
4839
4840
4841
4343
4843
4844
4845
4846
4847
4848
4849
4850
4851
4852
4853
4854
4856
4856
4867
4868
4869
4860
4861
4862
4863
4864
4866
4866
4867
48o8
4869
4870
4871
4872
4873
4874
4875
4376
4877
4878
4879
4880
4881
4882
4883
4884
4885
4886
4887
4888
4889
4890
4891
4892
4893
ti
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Nichols
Colombia
Walterboro
H. B. Stoke*
E M. Solomon.
Pringle Bros.
Baily it Lobby
B lily A Lebby
So. Far. Frt. Go.
Lorretto Mallard
W. ?. Tel. Co.
Ohas. Pro. Co.
Tho State
Gbas Drag G >.
Qeer Drag ? o.
Oer. Brew Go.
E. J. O. Stafford
So. 8ca'e A Fix. Go.
W. J. Grain
Mrs. F. A. Giles
M*ry Roff
None
Marion
M
Columb a
i ?
Biahopville
Mayesville
ii
Charleston
Heineman
Manning
Bishop ville
Charleston
ii
Darlington
W. D. Johnson
R. B. H. Ds
M. F. Copelaad. (O. N.-.A L)
Leinton Phney, (C. tf. & L)
L. Brown, (C. N. A L)
M. Rodger s
F. J. Bass
Mrs. Marioda M ?lander
So. Marble Works
care of Gibson A Go
Norman M. MoC.skle
None
Wm. Glarkson
J. L. Manning
Gorp of Manning
Mrs. E. Davis
Mrs. t. M. McLeod
Pratt Laboratory
A. L. Blaestone
L. B. Watford
Charleston
0. D. Frank
E.
Charleston
Harte ville
i?
ti
F. H. Hammond
W. H. Hamilton
Johnson, care of W OTC)
W. F. Livingston
Miller Hdw. Go.
Thorn peon Miles Hdw. Go.
Welch A Bason
Earl Sloan
Weekly Pharmacy
Wagener Bros.
Annie Wilson
F. W. Wagoner
So. Bell Tel. Co.
Pringle Bro*.
J. D. Go. ofo
R. A Sons.
Welch A Eason
None
H. L. Hartelaon
8. J. Rose
J. 8. White
J. A. M.
J. H. Goker
G. B. Home
K. Peele
J A. 8.
A. R. Robert
M. B. Grant.
No marks
No Marks
J. P. M.
G A Go.
W. A. McK
S. Bros.
No marks
H. 0. Mills
No marks
No marks
JAB
O A Go.
H. W. Mfg. Go.
E. R. J.
No marks
H. Sap. Go.
No marks
J. 8. W.
J. A. T.
No mark <
H. W. Mfg. Co.
No marks
B
No narks
No mark*
No mar ks
J. 8. W.
1 ort adv matter
2 bd adv atter
1 box dry goods
1 box drip cap
1 box emory
l cs refg parts
1 bbl B powder
1 box I pins
1 box spoons
1 bdl prtg paper
1 box corks
1 box pomp3 massage
3 crts A 1 bbl Mt. bottles
1 pkg 2 cadstoba
1 box scales
2 kegs oider, 1 box
meienr'8
1 box marble
1 table, 1 stove, 1 stove
stand
1 mowdr blade, 1 box
scales, 1 bd plow bdl?, 1
box books
1 box tongnes
1 iron safe
1 W machine
1 box valentines
1 box soap
1 box drags
1 box adv matter
1 saok cot seed
2 boxes marble
1 crt maoiine
1 box adv matter
1 ouch
1 saok rice
8 os snnff
I bbl oooa cola
1 cs G-Ware
1 trank
1 box oastgs
1 osk crockery
1 crt easels 2 crts desk,
1 crt desk
9 bd rims, 6 bd spokes,
1 bd trees
1 ca no*ions
2 chairs, 1 table
1 box enpplies ..
1 box stationery
1 bd 3 pos stove pip)
2 os Oak Handles
1 box C D goods
1 box rook
8 boxes drags
1 box crackers
1 box D goods
1 box chewing gam
1 box supplies
1 box D goods
1 bx 8 paper
1 stova ostg
I oady tooa
II does
1 bbl ware, 1 bbl notions
2 sacks cot seed
1 tub fiea, 9 pis fish
1 piano box
1 ort R Goods
1 bbl tar
2 bbis wire
3 coils wire
1 box F works
1 bdl poles
1 bdl bed ends, 1 bdl
bed slate, 2 bdl bed sides
1 bblG ware
1 box D K disc
1 ort machinery
1 box bottlaa
1 box D Goods
1 bbl graps juice
1 drum na>ls
1 box hides
1 box A matter
ljCrt crockery
ljbox notions
1 bbl notions
1 saw
2 bbls twine
1 bbl oil
1 keg soda
1 box notions
1 pk{ hdw
1 pkg hdw
1 bdl hoso
1 bdl cre\
1 box fi.tings
1 ke^ cic!er
1 bbl tar
1 bbl fittings
2 bdl dors
44
45
46
47
48
49
53
65
88
89
6
7
38
4-'
62
58
59
From
Summerton
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Consignee
No marks S. H. Co.
No marks P. B. Co.
No ii arks
Paxville
Camden
No marks P. P. G. J. Co.
No marke L. K. Co.
No marks
No marks
No marks C. S. S. Go.
No marks
No marks
Packsville
Hummerton
Camden
Kuuimerton
No mark
No mark* (17)
No marks (16)J
No marks | Lftj
No marks (18)
No mark. (20)
No marks P.P. ?. Co
No marks
Articles
1 box cutlery, 1 box
T arms
1 bd leather
1 bd screeu doors, 2 bd
bl.iids 2 bd chairs, 1 box
hdware, 2 iron elevators
1 bbl G juice, 1 bbl G
jaice
7 bx* pickles, 1 bx syrup
1 cs adv matter
1 oil c?bt, 1 oil pump
2 boxes hardware
2 cs druigb
8 prs andirons, 1 H wag?
on gear, 1 cot planter, 1
R bo/an, 1 box G-Wa e,
2 irgs cider, 1 box H. H.
good?, 1 dreeser, 1 bd
(4) rim?, 1 bd G seat*,
1 box paint
1 crt stoves, 1 heater, 1
box W Ware
1 keg cider
1 crt wardrobe
1 oil stove
1 bcx M meat
1 box drugs
I bbU grape jaice. 1 box
grape juice
1 crt orookery
It takes a brave man to :-tiek to his
own convictions In the face ??f con?
trary advice and criticism, but if he
is quite convinced that he is in the
right he had better keep to them until
it 1? proved that he is in the wrong.
No body is as much interested in
what vou do as you are yourself, and
so you must learn to think and act
for yourself.
CASTOR IA
lor Infant? and Children.
The Kind Yon Han Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
CANDIDATES.
FOR UNITED STATES SENATE.
I beg to announce my candidacy
for the United States Senate in the
approaching Democratic primary, and
I respectfully solicit the support of
the Democratic voters of this State.
R. G. Rhettf '*
FOR CONGRESS.
I announce myself as a candidate
for Congress from the Seventh Dis?
trict of South Carolina, and pledge
myself to abide the rules and regula?
tions of the Democratic primary.
A. F. Lever.
FOR SOLICITOR
I hereby announce myself a candi?
date for Solicitor of the Third Judicial
Circuit in the ensuing Democratic pri?
mary. J. B. McLaughlin.
I hereby announce myself a candi?
date for Solicitor for Third circuit,
subject to action of the Democratic
primary. Philip H. Stoll.
FOR THE HOUSE.
Friends of E. W. Dabbs hereby
place him in nomination for the
House of Representatives, subject to
the rules of the Democratic primary.
We feel tha* the farmers for whom he
has labored. In and out of season, are
entitled to one capable of represent- *-%
ing them. His interest in all that
pertains to the welfare of the county,
eminently qualifies him for the posi?
tion.
His Neighbors and Friends.
FOR CLERK OF COURT.
I hereby announce that I am a can?
didate for re-election to the office of
Clerk of Court of Sumter county, sub?
ject to the rules of the Democratic
party. L. I. Parrott
FOR TREASURER,
I hereby announce myself as a can?
didate for Treasurer of Sumter Coun?
ty, subject to the rules of the Demo?
cratu party, and solicit your support.
B. C. Wallace.
The many friends of Mr. Ho.ace
Harby hereby place him In nomina?
tion for the office of Magistw for
the Third Magisterla Dfs^ict, located
at Sumter, subject to che rules of the
Democratic primary. Votera,
FOR MAGISTRATE?
I hereby announce that I am a can?
didate for Magistrate in the Sixth
Magisterial District of Sumter County,
subject to the rules and regulations of
the Democratic party.
J. L. Gill is.
I hereby announce that I am a can?
didate for Magistrate from the Sixth
Judicial District of Sumter County,
subject to the action of the Demo?
cratic primary. W. R. DuBose.
I hereby announce myself a candi?
date, subject to the result of the pri?
mary, for the office of Magistrate of
the Sixth Judicial District of Sumter
County (Rafting Creek and Provi?
dence townships).
J. L. Jackson.
FOR CO. SUPT. OF EDUCATION.
I hereby announce myself a can?
didate for County Superintendent of
Educaton for Sumter County, subject
to the rules of the Democratic party,
and solicit the support of my fellow
citizens. H. W. Cuttino.
FOR SHERIFF.
The friends of Maj. Wir.. H. Scale
hereby announce him a candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Sumter county,
subject to the result of the Democrat?
ic primary. Major Seale has served
Sumter county for years as Supervisor
to the great satisfaction of the entire
county, and in bringing him forward
as a candidate for Sheriff we feel as?
sured that his conduct of that office
will be equally satisfactory.
Many Voters.
I hereby announce that I am a
candidate for re-election to the office
of Sheriff of Sumter County, subject
to the rules of the Democratic party.
W. H. Epperson.
FOR SUPERVISOR.
i hereby declare my self a candi?
date for the office of County super?
visor, subject to the rules of the
Democratic party. If elected. I will
honestly and impartially discharge
the duties of that otflce.
P. M. Pitts.