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?HiMi as taw Mmlii at Suitw, g. C . as sw uml tftssss w I'NstsHsK AI. IHM Mabel Parrntt wont to Dar? lington ?.n Fridas to \i-iit rela tlvss. 4 Gertrude Knikilu returned to gj| i i-ko f<t Wom^n at ColumM i J . mft??r spendlng it few days at Imojm . \! i- frul .fane* w ho has Ihtii visiting her brother. Mr. J. T James Ol Milk, : 11 ? i; j ?treet for the past Week. ?ja^? ft I" hi >y foi her home in ( laf* lots. Mrs. leiser, of Manning, Im \ ksi log relative* in the *d*y. Mr. 9. Fsntle, of Savannah. 1? In the city visiting at the home of Mr. Ferd Levl. ? V. A. Brljitow, u prominent ? n< less msn of Oreenvllle, was In the Jlty Frldsy. . and Mn. K. M Cooper. Jr.. passed hrouich the eltv Saturday on th. r * i\ to their home at Wt" ckey. after sn extended trip. Mr*. W. F. Shaw went to St. Char? te? Saturday to spend the week? end. Mrs. a I n M bsH '??Hum left Sat jsk urda> ft* I ?fett It btf parents In A Greenvll.e. ^ MUm Bessie Orvln, of Georgetown. ^Pts Malting st the residence of Mrs. T. A. XettUs. Miss?* Elisabeth White and Nancy \ McKay spent t he week-end at home f M m th a College for Women. Mrs. Harold C. Smith, of Greenville. ^slMs vl9kt n j her parent**. Mr. and Mrs. ^^W. II lOOtt on Church street. Mr .?. C. Plowden. of Manning, .spent Sunday In the city with hi9 r? I ?v- ' Harry Walsh, of Florence, spent .vlth his parents in the city. ^T" Carrie Lou Vannon. of Green? wood is the guest of Mrs. J. C. Brog don. st '<rogdon. Mr. H <> S Jaekson. of Lake City, spent Su i ly In the city with Mr. and Mr* C. W. McGrew. Mise \nnle Patton returned to Her ho>, at )?'? it Koe\ N ('.. Sun? day movnlng. sfter spending several days In the my with friends and relative MM Mart irr.?? . of New i Armld*\ Moses. \\r - ist t to Char lemon n niuiii*^ Mnrrlnt. *0 Mm. Hortensie Meyer and Mr. Sam Ii.! \ Hopkins, of this city, were married Sunday afternoon at the reside n ? f Mr-? John Haynsworth, the Rev. Geo. ttjtdson DeLanc offi? ciating. Mr. und Mrs. Hopkins have many friends In town who will wish ^grMhem oeieh happiness In their mar sK/d life. itlon for th?. gas mains was begun Monday at the corner of Lihern . nd Sumter streets. ^ \ ? > i ? i? t ? N that an uu ^ t was r o lng on Oakland ave? nue at : :t0 o'etaell Moetday moaning. There wa* not a light horning gf| the ins? hlif lor was the horn sounded as It swept Hong tit a speed estimated at SO to in miles an hour. This Is not it;. ?. i news?isrefy Um r# vd JsV ?n o. eurrei Mr. A. L. Jaekson Is baek from a week's ti p to Waynosvllle. Ashevllle nnd Ci, .r Ott.- lmring his trip Mr. Jackson saw the completed plan* for his ho?. I huild ng and he will have the blue print- here In the next day or '?w in i Ki' g preparations ? I of the house mid the it ot work on bis hotel The . ,-. r uh . u ,v wanted by th? fir- >b partiio-nt In a hig hurry gsM Win?-r. and i hb h was ordered by sv iif. gfftfWd In town Saturday It was static, by "to of the gfsgeeg that It would be put Into service right ??v ay to heal th. w .t.r used by the sw'11' ,<i!" M "f fhe department for hath purpose*. IImi I mic ill Heil., | liool. There v ill I..- a Imrbei ue -upper at Belli i Graded peliool a sit Friday ?w'ht. \\ i' ?.. u hi. h th.- puhlie Is most Stella try inrWtd It attend. ieo stsait >i?id ofh? i r? fre-ihments will be served mI I ?ii who tesjM are assured a gleal gat evestlasT, i M.ixh ui! ,\ l'.?. . ..Mori iXpottelS.j will toil d i I on neu eapaeltv e..t |ot, sesjipress at r^kartestot at n eost f . o. . Poftv-ohe Hrsg w?re h.s| m y storm I?. .t is*sgd aref porttetjs of Texas iad I i ill.,| 'till .1 ?V iff- I I.II, M-.|e thin l"'? ?.t??. ? ?? >> i|. ohind and t .win w-'ie dam is>d. REPORT OF THE condition of TIM First National Dank of Suiutcr, at Siimirr. hi the Slate of South Carolina, at The CloBfJ of ipgnlllfSTl. April iNtii. 11112. RESOURCES: L<?aris and discounts.. ... $4*3.951.0? < i o\?rdrat'ts. secured ittd un? secured . 1.068*00 f. s. Boadi to secure circu? lation .86.000.00 TO aecurw f??stal savings... S,'>uu.f?0 j Ronds. ?eCUrttleO, etc. 7,800.00 Banking poimo( furniture and fixtures. 3,000.00 other Real Estate owned. . . 148.01 Due from National hanks (not reserve agenta).. . ? 10,161.10 Due from State and pnvate banks and bankers, Truat companlea, and Savinga banka. 143.01 Due from approved Re? serve agents.10,100.81 Cheeks and other cash items 1,808*04 Notes of other National hanks. 5,000.00 Fractional paper currency, nickels end cents. 041*04 Lawful nuney reserve In bank, vis: Specie.16,573.55 Legal tender notes 3.000.00 10,178.18 Redemption fund with U. I Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation). 1.250.00 Total.$612.097.00 LIAR I LIT I RS: Capital stock paid In. . .$100.000.00 Surplus fund. 50,000.00 Fndivlded profits less ex? penses and taxes paid. . . 55,958.72 National bank notes out sanding. 25.000.00 Due to other National banks. 3,853.22 Due to State and private banka and bankers. . . . 807*04 Individual deposits subject to cheek. 322,927.G6 Demand certlflcatea of de? posit. 8,808.04 Certified checka. 144.43 Caahler'8 checks outsanding. 116.20 Postal Savings Deposits... . 346.CO Notes and bills redlscounted 50.000.00 Total.$612.037.60 I. J. L. McCallum. Cash er of the above named bt.nk, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the beat of my knowledge rind belief. J. L. MeCALLFM. Ce.shler. Subscribed and sworn to before IPO this 27th day of April. 1912. Oeo. 8* Rlcker, Notary Public. Correct attest: R. D. LEE, H. D. BAR NETT, CEO. D. SIIOTtE. Directors. COUNTY CLUB DELEGATES, He ports Received from Various clubs In Biuntcr County. The report* from the various clubs I throughout the county are steadily coming in. though ai yet the Item has nol received reports from ill of them, in all the clubs a re-or? ganlaailon was effected through Ui^ election of officers for the ensuing tiro years and delegates were elected l*? the county convention which meets la this city on May 81h. The reports which have been receive ed up to date from 11 *?? vari >us clubs ar?- as follows. Rafting Creek ci*i> Elects* The Rafting ?'reek club met Satur? day afternoon at Remherl With a good attendance present. A re-organtaa lion was perfected by the election of offlceri and Of executive committee man. Tiie officers elected were as follows: President. C. W. ("handler; vice? prealdenti s. Lee Voung; secretary. YV. C, narleei executive committee man. A. K. Sanders; delegate to county convention. A. K. Sanders; C. W. chandler. J. M. Reams, B. K. Ram bert. Oawego Clnh Meeting. The Oawego Democratic club met with a very small attendance present. Marion Dom was elected president and W. D- IfcLeod secretary; execu? tive oommltteeman, Marion Dorn; delegates to county convention. Ma? rion Dorn and W. D, afcLeod. Dnnell Club Elections. At Dalaell a full attendance turned out to the Democratic club meeting Saturday afternoon and offleers and delegates were elected as follows: President. M. L. Moore; secertary. A. F. Smith; executive committeeman, W. D. Scarborough; delegates to coun? ty convention. J. C. Dunhar, R. L. Rurkett, Henry Renenhaley, W. D. Scarborough, S. p, Qalllard. E. P. Halliard, E. P. Scarborough, E. L. Moore, H. L. P >ykin. Results at gjOar Club. At Boar the election for officers and delegates resulted as follows: Presi? dent. W. J. Lawrence; secretary, R. O. Jones; executive committeeman. J. L, Brogdon; delegates to county con? vention. J. J. Rritton. Jr., Sam New? man. Julius It, Rrogdon. S. J. White. IN id Club Organized. Reid's Democratic Club officers and delegates: President. J. H. sfcLeodi secretary. W. J. Ardis; delegates. Blending Aldis. J. Hi McLeod; mem? ber executive committee. Fdatiding A rdis. Wedgefteid Club Flections. At Wedgefleld the following offlceri Royal has no substitute for making delicious home-baked *oods The only Bakfng Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar ware re-elected and delegates chos? en: President, w. J, Rees; vice-presi? dent, J. C, Singleton; secretary, ES. B. Aycock; executive commltteeman, F. E. Thomas; delegates to the county contention. M. L. Parier, F, M. Dwlght, J, B. Ryan, and EC. E. Aycock. Privateer Club Meeting. At Privateer the meeting was held and officers and delegates were elect? ed: President. W, E. Kolb; vice-presi? dent. S. D. Cain; secretary, S. I?. Kolb; executive committeeman, W. O. Cain; delegates to county convention, B. A. Marvin. Albert Hinson, W. G. Wells, W. E. Kolb. A committee was appointed to re? vise the roll of the club and another committee was appointed to see that all persons entitled to do so register? ed. Xew York Cotton Market. New York, April 29. Open. May.11.2 5 July.11.46 Aug.1U Oct.11.57 Dec.11.60 Closed barely steady. Liverpool Market. Close. 11.13?14 11.28?20 11.30?32 11.39?10 11.47?IS i Liverpool, April 29. i Open. Close. April.G26?29 627 ?i. April?May.. . .622?24 623 May?June.. . .622?24 ^23 June?July. . . .622?25 623 H July?Aug. . . .623?25 H 624 VL' Closed easy. Local Market. Baals middling 11.25. Will wonders never cease, it is cur-j rentty reported on tin- street! that i Glenn West, tin- sure-enough blind' '.Igor, lias become the owner of an' automobile. Athletlct seem to be on a bigger boom In town just now than they have ever been before. Building Is also on the boom. This kind of boom ins keeps Bumter In the public eye, which is what is wanted. J.udgo Jones will make an address at Hummerton, Clarendon County, on the Hth and at Trinity, Sumte? Coun? ty, on the 17th. Governor Blease spoke at Shiloh on Friday, so It seems that Bumter county is getting into State politics before time for the an? nual campaign comes around. ! In pursuance Of the resolution of Council at its last session the fire alarm bell will be tested from now on twice each week instead of once ? each week as heretofore. The alarm I will ring at 10 o'clock on Tuesday and Saturday mornings, thus insuring better service from the bell when It is runs for tires. Mitchell Smith of Mayesville was ! arrested and placed In jail Monday for j transporting and selling liquor. The warrant was sworn out bv Sam New? man, rural policeman, and the arrest ; made by Mr. Young. The report that the combination hose and chemical wagon was here Saturday, eooms to have been incor? rect, as the wagon has not yet turned Up yet. It is expected some time this week, however. WEDGEFIELD FOR v ILSO.V < iiii> Re*etect* old Ogsecfs?Endorsee < amlidary of I>r. Dwight?Other Mattere, VVedgefleld, April It.?The Wedge ileld club met <>n Saturday evening, re-electing all af the old officers. Prealdent. \V. J. i:.-?-s; vice-president J, C, Singleton; lecmtary and treas? urer, Bi h. Aycoctc; member al exeeu tlva committee, P. B. Thome*; date* gate* t . county convention, Dr. P. m. Dwlght J. R. Ryan, Dr. If. U Parier, and E. K. Aycoek. Resolution! wrers passed endorsing the candidacy of Wood row Wilson for the Democratic Presidential nomina? tion. The following reooluttone were also unanimously endorsed: Received, That are put oureeives on record as favoring such I law that will require all persona voting in the pri? mary to he regularly qualfied electors before 1 iri^ allowed t(1 partlclpata la primary, and that our delegates to the county convention he instructed to present said resolution to the coun? ty convention, which will assemble at Sinnier an M.iy 6. The Club passed the same resolu? tion two years ago which was en? dorsed bythe county convention. The Club unanimously endorsed I?r. F. M. Dwight as a candidate for the House of Representative from Sumter coun? ty, and pledged their undivided sup? port. WAS NOT PLAYING POLITIC s. Mr. Ramsey Explains His Position on Railroad Appropriation. BditOT Daily Item. It was not my intention of referring . again to the act allowing the rail ' road appropriation by the county i board. But since the Wedgefield club on last Saturday evening endorsed and j placed in nomination Dr. F. m. j Dwight for the House of Representa? tives, in justice to Dr. Dwight and my? self, I beg to say that the inference 'drawn from my former communb-a tions is entirely erroneous, and that it is not a case of "politics and hair ! pulling.'' ! I cannot emphasize the fact too strongly that I was not playing poli? tics, but I believed then, and still be? lieve, that the act was unconstitution? al, and said so without regard to the political interests of anyone. W. H. Ramsey. Wedgefield. April 29. WANTED?To contract with the Owner of a small saw and shingle mill to manufacture a lot of timber on land that I want to clear. E. W. Dabbe, IfayeeviUe, s. c. Popular Prices =$15, $20, $25 and ?30 - These are popular Suit prices with most Men and we have laid our plans to such good purpose that our Suits, at these prices, are finer than ever. We've provided for the Clean Cut Man who prefers the very newest, and likewise we've prepared for the Man who wants plenty of vigor. We've made ready for the Quiet Conservative Man who wants newness without radical changes. Every man, whatever his taste may be, can come here with the expectation of complete satisfaction and the utmost value for his money. Look?feel - try on as much as you like and we'll abide by the impression that the clothes make. The D. J. Chandler Clothing Co. PHONL 166 14 NOHTH MAIN ST.