The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, June 29, 1912, Image 4
Published Wednesday and Saturday.
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The sumter Watchman was found*
ed in 1*50 and the True Southron la
lift- The Watchman and South re*
low haa the combined ehrculatlaa and
influence cf both of *he old papers.
esHl is manifestly the be*t advertising
medium In Sumter.
??""^^??fwa^aaaasBwejaiewa^
I.F.AVF. FOR OR ICC ON.
Party Go lYom Here to Attend Klk?*
Convention In Portland. Oregon.
A party of Elks, consisting of
Messrs. Oeo. I>. Levy. Hampton
Flowers, of Sumter; J. L. irby, of
Remhert. and Arthur Ham, of Flor?
ence, loft this morning for a six
weeks' trip through the West, and
to attend the National eonven ion of
Elks at Portland. Oregon.
The members of the party will
Tlalt all of the western States In
their trip and expect a very pleasant
time.
In th* Police Court.
Joe Ooodnt.it?. colored, was tried
in the Recorder's court Wednesday
afternoon on the charge of scoring
liquor and found guilty, a fine of $50
or 30 days being In.posed.
Goodman was represented by Mr.
tfeo. T). Levy And the city by Mr. R
D. Epps. The case was tried by a
Jury.
The following cases were tried by
the Recorder this morning:
Alex Averbuck. violation of the
toard of health ordinance, not guilty
and discharged.
James Ress. gambling. forleited
bond of $10.00 on his failure to ap?
pear for trial.
Tom Ringham, violation of the
???? |1 o -r-lUnrrr ? ,?? ?????? t ? d i U h
th. ap ad Ihn . Ii? i d ty*
? ^^^^ ? _
I party oi ? ? nposed
?4 .utjn.^. ^- -~ a-. le Le
Orand. E. L. Vogel and Hennle Fol
aom returned Wednesday from
Charlotte and Rock Hill.
The time of games in the Game
Cock City League has been changed
from Fr Ida \ to ThniVday afternoons
en account of the band concert on
the green on Friday afternoona\ in or?
der that the two will not conflict.
The Slate Campaign.
The following Itinerary has been
prepar- <1 by the c ommittee:
(',?? ?i urti.w n, Saturday, June It<
Kimfstrec, Tuesday. July
Manalng. Wednesday, July 3.
More ks <'oi m r. Thursday, July 4.
Charleston. Friday. Jut] ?.
Wait?-rboio lata?day. Jury t>. x
lajufort. Tuceday, July 9.
Ju.?p? r ? KulK? ! iml ?. Wednesday,
July 10.
II impton. Thursday, July 11.
Bag a well PrMay, July 12.
Hamberg, PatnriasX July 13.
St George, Tuesday. July 10.
?u\.n<? buig. Wednesday. July 17.
St Matthews. Thursday, July 18.
Colurnlua. Friday. July 10.
? hrstiT, Saturday. July 20.
Wlnnsboro, Monday. Juty 22.
l^ xington. Tuesday, July
Maluda. Wednesday, July 24.
Majt b.dd. Thursday. JiCy II,
Alken. Friday July If,
one Waat tiff.
< 'miimI< n. Mom' ,i\, August
'. i. Tuoada August
Vork\llb\ We lm sday. August 7.
t?.iffn??y. Thursday, August s.
Spartanburg, Frhl i\. August 9.
Fnlon, Haturd \. A ugust 1 '?.
New berryi Tuesday. Auguel II,
lattirenn. Wednesday, August 14.
r. ?.I Tr or d i \ . \uni,-t I ">.
Ahnen Me, Prld iy, a nejuet 11,
Viob-rson. Satutdiy. AuK'u-t IT.
Walhalla Tnaad iy, Anajuat It,
P ( k, I Wi da d I] \UKUsf |1,
Green\llle. Thursday, August IS,
Tsat monlsl.
A grocer enjoy:, the unenviable no?
toriety of Benin? the wat rt gooda in
the district, hut lie has not recovered
from the shock he got the other day
When a little ?irl < ame into the shop
and -aid M> B I 01 Si DI0 tor two
pounds of your lest tea to kill ra |
vith. and a ponnt Ol Basal ham. and
mind and gad It in good thick slice;,
for it la to |gffl ami heel my dads
Ooots."
WHEN THE STOMACH CALLS
Feeling Whic", Common Humanity
Knows st Hunger It Explained
Fully by the Scientist.
The answer looks easy. Any small
boy. schoolboy or other, would say,
"Why. hunger is just wanting some?
thing to eat and wanting it bad." But
the doctors And that it Isn't so easy.
It seeras. according to an ex-cathe?
dra utterance in the Journal of the
American Medical Association, that
emptiness of the stomach has nothing
to do with hunger. It is not due
to the secretion of any sort of acid
In the stomach, nor to congestion of
the gastric glands. Professor Cannon.
In this article in the journal aforesaid,
attributes htnger to contractions of
the stomach's muscular walls. In the
doctor's words: "Hunger is normally
the signal that the stomach is con?
tracted for action; the unpleasantness
of hunger leads to eating; eating
starts gastric secretion, distends the
contracted organ, initiates the move?
ments of gastric digestion and abol?
ishes the sensation." Here's to the
abolition of the sensation; may there
always be something with which to
"start the gastric secretion!"
Hp.n'o / ?v !o Vorf?bulary.
It is eh ? ? .. ? l.e noiinoo hen is
not fa ? l ; r- P>- m ner vo.
oabulary, r ? ? n ere, the is said
to be a r ?) ?:. ?? ; i< nt "tt'.Xer than
the rooster Her ark's iistd for
three ditto i i purposes snd each
c-'ick'c 171rent ro;n the o'her
caik cs. Us when seeking
a goat, ?r ten lalllng for bar .:.;te;
ore ? I cc is Irl m . ntd; and an?
other, ' . a - i!;ir i >:,r sort, as she
flies fron 01 tc :iie nstt
Steam of the Ear*h.
If dry earth is wet suddenly the
heat emitted is due chiefly to the af?
finity of potters clay and humus for
water. That affinity is so powerful
that the two substances release 20 and
SO calories per every two kilograms.
?Harper's Weekly.
-L.JI.J. ... i . , . i
FIFTH MONTHLY
REPORT
Of g%|SH irlsOf of gSJggtef County, S. C.
May 1.31. 1912.
' si
Rsgggg and Bridges.
fos?J. H. Holland, payt tltg.
gang.. 171 hours. $ 17.40
911?A. W. Newman. G7 1-3
< ub. yds ditching. 6.73
913? Marion Dorn. hauling
and labor, / ti.00
914? J. A. Hodge. hauling
and la I or. |,|0
111?j. c, Tomllnson, haul?
ing and labor. 9.00
Ml?Nell Spann, damage to
?FOB, 5.00
Burnt Hdw. CO., Collar
pads. Mi
III?DuRant Hdw, Co. oil,
hdw., tt?., 4.75
131 If. H, Beck, road drag
work and labor, 2'?.30
III?t. j. ttlrven, till feet
lumber. 20.31
957?J. A. Parish drayae.e.
pipe. .7.'
1013? A. W. Newman, 179 2-::
cub. yards ditching, 17.9?;
1014? A. W. Newman, 4 17 1-2
cub. yards ditching, 45.70
|g|g?-II. K. Atkinson. 5155 ft.
lumber . "217
102:1?s. j. Player, 3452 feet
lumbar, ||
1027?J. II. Holland, payt. fltg.
gang HI hrs., 1 pr. bits. 31.10
1015? Roht Witherspoon. hlg.
ind labor, 7 00
I Oil?P. II, Piu>. P. I?. trt on
I'ipe. .75
I sal a. w. Newman, 116 cub.
y ards ditching. 12.87
1033?(Jeo. IfUldroW, labor
and hauling, |,60
1114]?Simon Dicks, labor and
hauling, 2.oo
I Old- a. ii. sfcElveen, labor
imi hauling, 8.60
I 088 ?W. A. .lame.-, labor and
hauling. 11.66
146 t. J. Hu ho.m-. 640 feet
lumbar, 11.52
1041 ? L I?. Way. labor and
hauling, I.0B
1014?A. M. London. 1 days
labor. 1.00
1 0 I."?J. II. Holland, payt. tilg.
gang. i ?B hours, 14.60
1117 ? P. If. Pitts, P, I'. frt on
pipe. |,|]
116] ?A, w. Neu man. 11:; cub.
yards ditching, 13.t;
' ".">:: -J. ii. I hlftant, hauling.
labor and lumber, 1,00
Total, 1468.66
Salaries.
?a i j?a. H. Truluck, sal town
ihlp assessor, $ 1,00
|0f]?\v. o, rain. sal town?
ship assessor, 1,00
1008 R. J. Brownfleld, sal,
township assr., Bd, ESqlstn., 8.20 I
1011?J. X. McElveen sal,
township a>sr.. Hd, Bqlstn., 11.60
1"??. .1. H. Moil md, sal. as
overseer lltg ftng, May, 10.00
1048 Luther w llson, sal as lm
guard < halngang, Ma). :; 1.66
1049 i?. i'.. Brunson, sal as
overseer, chulngang, Mas. 76.00
1041 i? B, Brunson, sal. for
1st gus rd? May, 10.00
I "?>?;- .\. .1. II.ith. Id. sal. as
n\ er (?er m ru per gng. No, l.
May, 10.00
1061 -R, i:. Wilder, as <fo,
a udltor, Muy, 14.44
1068 i:. *'. Wallace, sal. as Co,
Ti assurer. May. 11.11
?'? P. L Player, sal, as Mag.
Isl District, May, 10.41
106 I t b ... T. I lest 'humps, sal.
si Mag. ild i Mstrlct, M ay, 10.41
1068?II. I.. H W.U.-, sal. as
Mag. Id I ?istriet. May. 612.08
1061?.1. P, Ingram, sal, BS
Mag, lib District, May. 12.60
1068 \v. .1. Rees, sal. .s Mag,
Ith l ?ist i n t. May, 3::.:::;
I till \v. ii. Kpperson, sal. as
slot air. May. l gg :; |
1676 s. I'. Flowers, sal, as
i 'oroner, M ? y, 11.07
i71 .1. II. llaynsworth, ml.
as Co, Sop. Hchools, May, I0fr,u3
1071 P. M PlttS, s..l. as CO,
Hup* r\ Isor, May, 18?
1078 J. t\ gumter, sal as
i 'b-rk t. ?fomr., Ma). It ,no
1074 R, i. Burnett, sal. as
Mag. Ith I Mstrlct, May, 29 i
l"7.V J. I.. li.Mi .. sal. M lg,
7th i rtstrl? i. ai ? v. i ". 11
1078 t f, L l*i i\? r, sal.
Const, lm District, May, 8.39
1077? B, C, Chandler, sal as
Const. 2d District. May, b.33
1078? P. li. Mellette, sal. as
Const. 3d District, May, 22.93
1071??I?. a.- AUsbrooks, sal, as
Const, 4th District, May. l41
1080? deo. T. Geddings, sal, as
Const. 5tb District, May, 10.67
1081? H, B. hoy kin. sal. as
Const, 6th 1 Hstrh t. Ma\. 16.67
1082? i;. P. Brown, sal. as
Const. 7th District, May, 8.33
10S3-?8am Xt wiaai,, sal, as
Rural Police, May. 83.33
1084??'. M. Young. sal. as
Rural Police, May. 83.33
1086?Alex Norrls, sal, as Ru
ral Police, May, S"..:,;;
1086?J. P. White, sal, as over
leer scraper gang, No, 2, May 10.00
l"s7?Warren James, sal. as
guard No. 2. 6 days, May, 6, 15
?Janus Mickens, sal, as
Janitor C, ii., 26 00
Total, .cccjI
Aims House,
$07?B. D, Mitchell, dieting
inmates acct., $170.50
91"?C, J. Lemmon, M. 1?..
med. attention inmates A. H., 7.75
927?D, J. Chandler Clo. Co..
clothing, .50
1039?Mo. es Sanders, trnnsptg.
pauper. .50
Total. $180.23
Chalngang.
90."?Austin Bros., repair
parts road mac hine, $ 7.51
919?Sumter Hdw. Co., har?
ness. 3..'13
I 922 ?Sumter Mach. Co., re ).
road pl<?w, 2,00
9_':i?DuRant Hdw, Co., har?
ness, 1.2"
'?_'t?J. .7 Whilden. repairs. 13.70
927? 1?. J. chandler Clo. Co.,
clothing, road convicts, 0.00
928? W. T. Hall, repairs. 4.00
93??\v. 1 {. Yates. supplies
scraper division, 6.75
?Jos. m. Chandler, 12 pr.
suspenders. 1.S0
933? W, B. Boyle, 2110 lbs.
hay, 28 bu, corn, frt.. 71.52
934? Good.RoadS Mach Co.,
Little Winner Rd, Machine. 146.50
:<;::<? Booth -Harby L. 8. Co..
1786 lbs. hay, 24 bu, corn.
salt. 62.66
941?(bo. F. Epperson, plow
holts. 2.1S 1
94:;?Ryttenberg ^- Co., 2109
lbs hay, 80 bu. corn, 69.65
946? Beck-Harllge Co., sup- j
plies 30.80 j
947? CroSSWell & Co., 5143 I
lbs hay. 50 bu. corn, 151.39 1
94s?Bumter Gro. Co., sup- j
plies scraper die. 2.70 1
907?J. A. Parish. frt. and
drayage road machine. 18.95
1008?D, W. Owens. R. K. fare
and transporting convicts. s.70 j
1012?S. S. Capers. 105H lbs.
corn. 20.72 |
101:.?1>. B. Brunson, R. R, I
fare, convict. 3.4 0 :
1016?F, P, Bradford, 4 5 1-1
bus. corn 52.32 1
1024?Sumter Transfer Co..
drayage ear load hay. 7.0a
10 25?J. M. Ca pell, shoeing
and repairs. 2.50
1029?P. M. Pitts, rep gun,, P.
frt. hay. 5.5a |
I?51-2-A, J. Hatfield. P. P. frt.
hay. 3.3?1
1066?P. W. Owens, trnsptg.
prisoner to Penitentiary. 5.90
1069?Greenwood H'd'k'f &
Mfg. Co.. Convict clothing, 4S.O0
Total. $76 0.71
Public Buildings,
009?E, Holme.- 15 hrs. lahor
C, H. grounds. ? 1-50
n 1 s?Forshee A Co., repairs
closets. 5.55'
920?Hums Hdw. Co., lawn
mower. %?ov
Uns?West Disftg. Co.. 2 cases
toilet paper. 17.00
951?Sumter Ltg. Co., lights.
April. 6-80
961?J. A. Parish. frt and
ami drayage paper and dleft., 1.81
1031?ES, Holmes, 59 hrs. labor
C, H. grounds,, M0
1058? B. Holmes, 16 hrs labor
C, II, grounds. L60
Total.
Jail.
??17?<'. J. Common m. D?
mod attention April. ? 5.75
961?Sumter Ltg. <'".. April. 4.49
062 -W, H, Epperson, dieting
prisoners. 150.60
Total. $160.84
Contingent.
917? '. J. Lemmon. M. 1
vaccinating, exam, lunacy, $ 49.10
921?Jenkins Auto Sup. ?'<?..
repair parts auto. y.'. 1
9 26 I '. W. Smith & 1 '????
horses ami buggies, health
officer,
926 -H. W. Cooper. repair
work auto. Za.70
929?Sumter Ry, ft Mill Pup.
Co., bolts, ?'<
982?D. a. AUsbrooks, trans?
porting prisoner, .60
935 ?<ioo. 1 >. Barnard & (*o?
bonds and Idanks, official, 15.85
940?Osteen Huh. Co.. ptg.
ami pui?. report, 56.3 I
11 ?<Je?>. F, Epperson, cyl.
oil ami gaso., 5.67
;m2?J. .1. Geddings, trans?
porting prisoner, .75
!? 11? Parrott's Book Store,
office supplies, 5.80
94.*. Knight Bros., ptg and
pub., 41.78
919 Bumter Rubber (?o.,
tube and casing, 6.60
960?1. n. Van Voorhees,
typewriter supplies.
13.50
963?Sam Newman, money
furnished detective. ...<oi
954?E. si. * ?n, exam lun., 6.00
'jo.,?J. A. tviood, M. i>.. -
exam, luna<}. i'?.i?u
'.?otj?c. VV. blrnie, M. l
oxam. lunacy, 5.00
lou6?Sumter Hubber Works,
repairs tire, 3.00
I00y?Melton Weinberg, M. i>..
med. t<a' bookworm Heat., 15.75
lulu?Walker. Evans & Cogs
well, books ami printing, 13.95
1011 ? it. E. Wilder, utti. exp.,
stamps, 4.>3
1017 ? ii. U. Boykin. transptg.
prisoner, 2.00
101$?Standard Dil <'".. ?'>;. gal,
gas?.[.ii.-, 9.10
1020?j. a. Epperson, sum'ng,
coroner's jury, 2.00
iuji?ii. T. Edens, money ad?
vanced t" detective, 21.00
1020?s. Thomas, burying
horse., 1.00
1037?H. T. Edens, money ad?
vanced whiskey detective, 31.50
1043?C. M, Young, transport?
ing prisoner for Player, 1.00
1050?Weeks' Garage, repairs
a utt?, s.""
1054?H. A. Mood, M. D? P.
M. and Ids., exam, lunacy, 15.00
105 7?Jenkins Bpecty. Co., re?
pair pans auto, 8.80
lOtio?The ii. L. Bryan Co.,
real estate mort. rcc. book. 19.00
lOOti?J, A. Mood, M I>., exam.
In lunacy, 6.00
10J>9?H. L. B. Wells, rent of
| tiee, 5-00
j Total, $429.51
Ex-Confederate Pension.
958? W. J. Atkinson. pen?
sion, May. I 3.00
959? W. ?. Norton, pension.
May. 3.00
9tiu?W. A. Partin, pension.
May. 3.00
ioji?Owen Banders, pension.
May. 3.00
9?;2?E, ii. Sanders, pension.
May. 3.00
9 0 3?ii. ii. Thames, pension.
May. 8.00
964?T. W. Pritchard, pen?
sion. May. 3.0U
90 5?T, Q. W. Geddings, pen?
sion. May, 3.00
960? J. 1- Ardis, pension.
May. o.??0
967?Jos. Lewis. pension.
May. 3.00
9o->?Henry David, pension.
May. 8.00
90'.*?Jas. Alsbrooks, pension,
May. 3 00
97a?H. M, Spann, pension.
May. 8.00
971? A. /Ardis, pension. May. 3.00
972? ii. N. Idol, pension, May, ::.oo
973? W. A. Wehion, pension.
May. 3.00
974? Sumter Belk, pension.
May. 3.0 0
9 7 5?Henry Morris, pension, \
May. 3.00
i?7?;?T, s. Poole, pension.
May. 3.00
977? P. W. Burgess, pension.
May. 3.00 ,
978? Q. W. Jones, pension,
May. 3.00 |
97'.??Jas. 1 >orn. pension. May. 3.00
980?J. M. Smith, pension.
May. 3.00
9S1?M. J. Morris, pension.
May, 3.00 j
982? ?J. W. Partln, pension.
May. 3.00
983? T. Benenhaley, pension.
May. 3.00
984? I'-. M. Powell, pension.
May. 3.00 i
985? J. M. Geddings, pension.
May. 3.00
<,s?;?(?. W. Seott. pension.
May. 3.00
9s7?Hampton Lee. pension.
May.
9vs ? M. H. Boykln. pension,
May. 3.00
^s',*?J. K. Jervev. pension.
May. 3.00
990? Qeo. Hancock, pension,
May 3.00
991? a. h. Weeks. pension,
May. 3.00
992? Henry Scott. pension.
May. 3.00
993 John outlaw, pension,
May. 3.00
99 j?.y. p. Windham, pension.
May. 3.00
996?Irby s. Windham, pen?
s'., n. May. 3.00
996? W. J. Brunson, pen?
sion. May. 3.00
997? John Turner. pension.
May. 3.00 j
998 ?8. J. Brown, pension,
May. 3.00
99??It 1 >. Cooper, pension.
May. 3.00
laoo?I?. H. Bovkin. pension.
Way, 3.00
100:!?'l'. <'. Edwards, pension.
Way. 8.00
l 001 - L. J. l iradford, pension.
May 3.00 ,
1004 ?W it. Lackey, pension,
May. 3.00
.00
Total. 1138.00
Bond Improvement Pond.
910;?James Brunson. ."1 cub.
yds. (lay. 130 B yds.. * 17.''? 1 ?
910- James Brunson, 60 cub,
yds clay, 4.56
1007?Janus Brunson, 1095
cub. yds. clay and gradg.. 65.15
1026?Jus. Brunson, 1932 it.
yds clay, gradg., stumps. 83.11
1035?Jas, Brunson, .r?77 yds.
grading. 40.39
1042? Jas. Brunson, 840 yds.
grading, ts-1 *
Total, 1259.26
Amounts Received.
May 1 -1 T,?To reed, from W. J.
lt.'es. Stute YS. Bot
tle Murray, 8 3.no
To reed, from W,
J, Rees, State vs.
Paul Davis, 3.60
To reed from w.
J. Rees, State vs.
Chas. Weathers, 6.00
To reed, from \V.
J, Boo.-. VS.
J. W. K n i>.iw. l 0.00
To reed from W.
J. Rees, Stale vs.
Jim Purman. 3.00
To reed from W.
J. Rees, State vs.
License Small show, 3.00
To reed, from J. F.
Ingram, State vs.
Mingo Smith, 10.00
To reed, from li.
L. B. Wells, State
vs. J;i.?. Wilson. 25.0??
To 11 cd. from 11.
L B. W?lls, state
vs. Philip Brunson, 7.">o
To reed, from M.
L. B. Wells, State
State VS. Anna
Wright. 20.00
To reed, from H.
L. B. Wells, State
vs. Rlvln Choice. r>.00
To reed, from H.
L. IV W.dls, State
vs. Wm. Boykin, 6.00
To reed, from H,
L. B. Wells, State
vs. Willie James. 60.00
To reed, from 11.
L. B. W?lls, state
< vs. Adam Wash?
ington. r,.40
To reed, from h.
L. i'. Wells. State
vs. Sam Richard, 3.00
To toed. from H.
L. B. W?lls. State
vs. John Bradley, 1.40
To toed. from H.
L. 1'.. Wells, st.ate
VS. Joseph il alge, 20.00
To reed. from H.
L. B. Wells, state
vs. Jack Johnson, l'bOO
To reed, from II.
L. B. Wells, state
vs Rosa Dosier,
To reed, from R. L.
Burkett, State vs.
Maggie Dyson, 10.00
To reed, from R. L.
Burkett, state vs.
Alex Davis, 1.40
To reed, from R, L.
Burkett, State vs.
Josephus Vaughn, 1.40
To r? cd. from F. L.
Player. State vs.
Fabble ami Bettle
Floyd. 1.40
T-. rood, from F. L.
Player. State vs.
Isaac Loo. 1.40
To reed, from F. L.
Player. state vs.
(i. Nelson, 2.4 0
To reed, from F. L.
Player. State V3.
Henry Howard
Colentan Koberson
Wesley McFadden. <S?'.0O
To reed, from F. L.
Player. State vs.
M. Z. Diggers, 3.40
To reed, from F. L.
Player. State vs.
Bob Oliver. 1.C0
May L5-31-To reed, from J.
L. (iillis. State vs.
Knox Perry. 10.00
To reed, from J. f^
QllliS. State vs.
Alex Letter. 10.00
To reed, from J. L?
Cillis. State "fa.
I Murphy. 10,"0
To reed, from J. L.
G?lls, State vs.
Blaln Hembert. 10.00
To reed, from J. I
(iillis. State vs.
James Remhert, 5.00
To reed, from J. L.
GilliS, State VS.
Isaac Collins. 5.00
Total. $239.70
Reoipit illation.
May 1 ? To Balance, Co ordi?
nary. 20.07S.74
May l?To Balance l Mill
Special. 1.205.15
May l?To Balance Road Imp.
Fund. 3.354.94
May l-:*.?To Balance reod.
from all Sources; 339.70
Totals. $30.978.53
May :!1 ? By paid warrant
aect. B. & B? 422.50
May 31 ? By paid warrants
aect, Salaries. 1.474.51
May 31?By paid warrants
aect Alms Hhouse, 180.25
May :! 1?By paid warrants
aect. Chalngang, 700.71
May 31?By paid warrants
aect. Public Buildings. 48.1 6
May 31 ? By paid warrants
acet. Jail. 160.84
May :'.l?By paid warrants
aeot. Contingent, 420.61
Mav 31 ? By paid warrants
aoot. Pensions, 138.00
May 31 ? By paid warrants
Load Imp. Fond.
acc. Boad Imp. Fund, 260.26
Mav 31?By Balance Co.
Ordinary. 22.803.40
Mav 31? By Balance l Mill
Special. 1.2a.-,.15
May l?By Balance Boad
Imp. Fund, :>.anr..0S
Totals. 630,078.63
Attest: B. M. PITTS.
J. B. SUMTER, Supervisor.
WAXTKO?Von to know that I can
soil you Xitrato of Soda for
prompt shipment from any port.
Write or phone me for prices.
Phone No. J. C. Dwyer.
ITHE BEAUTIFUL
SLE OF PALMO
This Ever Popular Seashore Resort is the Best Place to Spend a Sun
? day a Summer a Season-?
During the past Winter over $100,000.00 have been spent for important im?
provements and additional attractions and amusements.
Everything New but the Ocean 3 Military Band Concerts Daily
SKA FOOD SURF BATHING SEASIDE SPORTS
- - -?- I? !?? Ill I?.M I I II.- I ?
Reduced Rates on all Railroads.
Consolidated Co., Charleston S. C.
FOR s.XLi:?L6-quart cow, fresh in
milk. Apply to J. C. Ryan Wedge
to id, S. C
I Candidates' Cards. |
Announcements of candidates will
be printed in this column until the
ulo?e of toe campaign for $5. No
cards accepted on credit.
For Sheriff.
CupL E. s,. Carson is hereby an?
nounced as a candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing election, having before
discharged the duties of that office
with promptness and efficiency, we
take pleasure in recommending hkn
for said office, subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
MANY VOTERS.
1 hereby, offer myself as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Sumter
County, subject to the rules of the
Democratic party.
J K. BRAD
I hereby announce myse
didate for the office of tonerm o?.
Sumter County, subject to the rules
governing Democratic primaries.
W. H. SEALE.
Capt. G*io. C. Warren is herel
announced as a candidate for the of?
fice of Sheriff of Sumter county, sub?
ject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
VOTERS.
For Coroner.
I hereaby announce that I am a
candidate for the office of Coroner of
Sumter County, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary.
D. W. ^W'ENS.
For If<nise of Representatives. *
I am a candidate for re-election to ^
the House of Representatives subject
to the rules of the Democratic Pri?
mary.
R. B. BELSER.
I hereby ar;n i?unce myself a candi
date for the He use of Representatives
from Sumter County, pledging myself
to abide by the result of the demo?
cratic Primary.
F. D. EPPS.
Wlgl . ; ? Bl ani- j
.1 : ? nii fttedi as a candidate *or J
H< of Bbepresontaufrrea, Subject
des gOV ( 'a ' .rr.riry.
i .? t.i?r ?unrage of
his fellow countrymen.
The Wedgefleld Democratic Club.
For Super? is?r. I
I hereby announce myself a candi?
date for the office of Supervisor of
Sumter County, subject to the rules of
the Democratic Primary.
L. E, WHITE.
I hereby announce myself a can- |
didnte for re-election to the office of
Supervisor of Sumter County, subject
to the rules of the Democratic pri?
mary.
P. M. PITTS.
For Clerk of Court.
I "fcereby announce myself a candi?
date for re-election to the otfice of
Clerk of Court for Sumter County,
subject to the rales of the Demo?
cratic party.
L. I. PAR ROTT.
The name- of H. L. Scarborough Is
presented ms a candidate for Clerk of
Court for Sumter County in th* com?
ing Democratic primary election.
1 hereby announce myself a candi?
date for Clerk of Court of Sumter 1
county, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary.
JOHN R. SUMTBR.
For Solicitor.
1 announce myself a candidate S>r
the office of Solicitor for the Third
Judicial Circuit, subject to the rules
of the Democratic Primary.
TH08. H. T A VI* M.
I hereby announce myself a can?
didate for re-election to the office of
Solicitor of the Third Judicial Circuit,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
Primary.
PHILIP TL BTOI I .
For United state- Senate,
i hereby announce myself a candi?
date for the Cr.it? d States Senate,'
subject to the rub s of the Dense*
party. Tour support and intli
will be appreciated.
N. B DIA
Lautem. S. C.
For Congress,
1 hereby announce myself as a can
dldate for the nomination for Con?
gress from the Seventh Congreeeton*
nl District of Pouth Carolina, sub?
ject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.