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'''be SSutxbmaa ant) ssutbron. filtered at the I'o^tnfliev at mhuu r, s Second CIuhs Mm tor. y ? i^essse***' 1 ? upi ? i ? i.i\ I ITOt K WORK* ( ah in Maiu < u..|.;n'n This WctJl in >ork?Wut! is Vwiy Huna., SClM U. p. h. caivin of CltMtoa College] ono of the li\e stock agents in tin State, will start the . r;ar.:/ation of| a livo stock IjMoalntlOfl in York COUfl-l ty this weck. ej cording t? informa? tion received from W. W. Long, head of the farm demonstration work in South Carolina, yesterday. Mr. Long went on to say that Mr. Wait, also a livo stock agent, was n?>\v in the States of Ohio, Illinois, and Missouri, choos? ing live stock and advising farmers of this State that are with him and that have become Interested In the raising of live stock. The State department for the fur? thering of the ii t. r. st of live stock in this State are very careful In in? teresting the fanners to take up this hus.ness. The amenta go along with the farmers and act in the capacity of expert counselor an I adviser. In? asmuch as live stock raining is com? paratively in its inclpiency in this State a great amount of c ire la being tak? n to see that the farmers get their just dues, and a close consid? eration of the farmer's ability and opi ortunitles to raise sto k is given Ir each case. Mr Long is very hope? ful of the ultima.o success of thi.\ branch of the detnonsiration work, ar.d fully realiz.es the necessity of , ?cdlng tlowly. Iteal Instate Transfer*. Mrs. K. A. Williams, a* executri:; and truster. to Mrs. Klizali Williams? H. C. McFaddefi. hom?-stc: d conlain ing 1150, plantath n of 100 acres in Charleston, tract of 1785 acres in concord township, i'j and other con? siderations. Mrs. E. A. Williams, as executrix and trustee, et nl., to Mrs. Pauline Q. Me h..n. -ii acres on Kailroad Ave? nue, 15 and other consideration. George \V. Mahoney to Tryphosa P. Mahoney, twenty acres in Concord township, $5 and other considerations. Marriage I ioense lleoord. Licenses to marry havo bc?>n lagged to.CaJv.n K. Johnson and Alctheg C< llrown. Sumter; Tillman flrown, Sum? te r, and Anne lla\ St. Paul. ELECTRICIAN KILLED IN STORM. Prank Moan Electrocuted In Subita Intlou at Columbia? Columbia, March 7.?Prank Amoe Moan of 1014 Oadaden street, a*?l eleotrleal engineer for the J. Q. White i onatructlon eompanyi wag electrocut? ed at i o'clock yesterday afternoon. When lightning struck a Wire upon Which ho was working in tic* sub etntlon of Ihe Parr Shoals Develop m< nl oompany at the foot of w< bi t lervali street. The aeeldenl occurred during the rain and thunder storm yesterday af? ternoon. The wire upon whloh he was working was not charged with sleotrtcity and the machinery was not running. ANOTHER AMERICAN IvlLI ED, h v;k M<cknian of Mexican DcaCOni Executed by Federals. Larch), March 7.?Friends ('f In noeent Benevldeax, a Texas si ?ckman a*ho w.is recently arrested by fed ?rali near Sahinas, today received confirma? tion of reports that he has been executed. An appeal will be made to the state department for Immediate action. Heath. Prom the Dally Item. March 7. Mr:?. Susan Kagcrton died last night kbout 11 o'clock at her residence, No. -0 Railroad Avenue, alter an Illness Of only about an hour, her death be ing pronounced due to heart trouble. The body will be tnk< n from her? to? morrow morning on the 7.80 train to Marlon, Mrs. Beogorton'a old home. ...ore the funeral services and Inter? ment will take place. Mrs. B ?gerton has been living in BUhltef twenty years and has. many frtondg in the cit> to w hom In r sud? den death cams as ? grant shock, She is survived by two daughters, Mn A. D. Owens and Mrs. T. P. Ward. and one son. Mr. Wade ji. Bagorton of this city. Leoture at v. M, C, .v. There was ? good attendance at the y. m. t*. a. Sunday afternoon at the regular weekly lecture which was de? livered by l?!?. C ('. Browni paator ol the First Baptist Church, The lec? ture was a most delightful one and was mnoh enjoyed by those present* An Innovation which came as a treat was a solo by the Ilv'V. W. I >. spinks, asalatant pastor of the First Baptist < "hurt h. ( FT ARGES CO i ' rflTTEF Iccusatlons Against Justice Wriglit ttofcrrcc!? Washington, March 7.?Charges against Assistant Justice Wright, of the Supreme Court of the United States for the District of Columbia,! on which Impeachment was demand < d, will be reft: rred it was said today to subcommittee to investigate, as in the pending 6ose of Federal Judge Emory F, Speer, of Georgia, The do* partment Of justice turned the com-, plaint over to tiie house judiciary, committee* Clyll Court Jurors. The following jurors ware drawn for the first week of civil court which Convenes h< re .March 23rd: h. v. Frierson, R, a. Weldon, J. R, White, .1. H. McCollum, i*. ir. Rhame, J. i\ Locklear?. s. B .McElvoen, Beamon s. Richardsoni Archie Weldoni W. 11. Andrews, B. ft. Barkley, T. ii. Newman, J. 13, Norton, R, P, Monaghan, B? I.. Hinson, ir. w. Bholar, a. K. Sanders, R, Walker Price, a. J. Qoodman, Q, M. Wadford, c. Taylor, w. C. Ivy, W. Percy Smith. J. S, Cain, C Anderson, F, <;. Copleston, Junlus Porrott, X. B, Murray, j. i >. Newman, w. H, Yates. Jr. J. L, Jackson, L. Alpert, C. M. Brand, T. L, Kahn. , R, C. Mayes, J. w. Evans. .... in October 189 i and again in lit"! Bumter held Fall Festivals and in VitOd the people of the State to I tend a week in the Came Cock City. Both events wa re successful and were of lasting benefit to Bumter. Is there a disposition to repeat the Fall Festi? val this year and invite our friends ami neighbors to assist us in cele? brating ten years of growth and prog? ress "VICTROLA PLACK" TO OPEN. - Music By Noted Artists Will ISO Heard Through \ letrola. BumU r is certainly progressing and up-to-date. No mu' riofsiions that any more. Tho very latest addition and one that will be appreciated, is the opening of an up-to-the-mlnut< musl< ai store. Th< Hunuer' Vlctrola Co., occupying part, of the Parrott Book store, make thei, opening an-i nouncement In this Issue of The Item. Their announcement is of establish? ing a rent room Cor tho ladles, where while waiting for one or the other i (and .some <>no is always late) they can hear good and wholesome music.! This Innovation is good and sure t" lind favor with the ladies, more par-j tlcularly those With children. Men, however, m e not barred out. The rules of the Victor Co., are, such that no dealer has any advan? tage over another. New records aroi placed on sale in Bumter the same day as In New York, Boston or any j other city. When we learn that th< very latest operas from the north, | the finest musicians and all the grand! opera singers of fhc world are offer-! ins their latest ai i best efforts to us. at the same time and under the same conditions as all the big cities, surely then Bumter Is right in line. Their announcement that they will ?ell any machine regardless ot the si:a or value on the easy payment plan'is good, as It will place these well known musical Instrumentswtlh iu the reach of every one. K. of P. Jubilee. Gamecock Lodge k. of P., will cele bate the Golden Jubilee of the Knights of Pythias on March 16th, 1914. lb-n. Hartwell M. Ay. r. ot Florence, will be with us on this oc caslon and speak to rs on Pythian Ism. Refreshments will be served I during the evening and wo hope ev? ery member will be present end en-| Joy a good lecture. C. C, Beck, c. C. SJSJSJBSJSJSJSJggSJSJHM | wut^^iijri^m^x*?.^.???^ BEESWAX WANTED?< ash paid Cor ; good clean wax. N. G. Osteen. FOR BALE?lnxio Wilt resistant cot , ton reed from cotton which made i a lOO weight halo per acre. Price I $1.00 per bushel, E. B. Colclough, Oswego, B. C. PLANTS FOR BALE?-Lettuce and pansy plants, also sweet olive cut? tings well rooted. The pansy plants are fine and well grown and will be sf>id at reasonable price. 31?; i W. Hampton Ave. i_ ~rz~?Tf.vr\ ry-r^K' err.- xnnremm nrav? .frU ?\* % i; ;.? ?; ?; . I ? ??? ; f V;. V v Cakes, Sto8 Ibises S ls9 and Ofbe? ;v:".:- ;." " :*/.'.. ; ^cessISIes in Hie AsnericaiTa iamSSy? Royal Cak? ing Powder will i 3 ;e Cbem more digestible, wltolesc ap$et3zln?e Ho Alum?Kg Phosmhttie OFFICIALS WITHOUT OFFICES. Ftate department of education, - in a department*, railroad com Several Are Left in Quandary by mission, department of agriculture. Refusal of Money for Rental. t< game warden and the State Columbia State. examiner* Wanted: Several ln-.^e offices. "Some Provision will have to be This was 'li" cry of several State made," said Gco. W. Dick, chairman officials yesterday, following the ac- of the v. ays and means committee, tlon <>f the Benate Thursday night In . rday, just before he left for his sustaining tho veto of the gov< rnor lu me In Sumtor. of the Item of |4,000 for office rents. - ? ? li was said yesterday that rents There seems to be many real estate for nil officials n<?i boused in the la and much more talk of real es State house were Included In tbe Item, t?te deals In Sumter just now, a sign Provision will have to bo made for ; that the city is progressing. 1 "Get a Receipt" Is the slogan that sells hundreds of Cash Registers. fl: You don't need one if you pay your bills by check?tbe modern up-to-the minute way. 1 rhe Peoples' Bank f 14 ? ? ? ?4 444*444 ? ? 4?? 1 Fashion Display Models, Wednesday E of Millinery on Living sday Evening, 11th, 1914. Display of Garments and Accessories, which will be exhibited on Wax Figures, will be shown two days, March 12th and 13th, 1914, on the ground floor of our store. An exhibition of some of the very best styles and creations of Women's Wear that will be shown in Sumter this season. 4m May we have the honor of your attendance during the Big Style Show? k ;l R H; w 13 m ? tfc? & I: .11 /5 John D. Lemmon, Man-r/cr Sumter, 'ih Car lina