The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, March 15, 1916, Image 2

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EVERY SUBSCRIBER % The Daily Item tat? Watchman and Southron IS INVITED TO and Vote for a Candidate IN THE GREAT FESTIVAL. First Grand Prize. OVERLAND TOURING CAR Value, $750.00 Purchased from OVERLAND SALES CO., Sumter, S. C. NOMINATION COUPON GOOD FOR 10,000 VOTES I Nominate Address ?. Nominated by . Address.,...........i.;;....... Only the First Nomination Coupon sent in for each candidate will be counted. Second Grand Prize. SAXON ROADSTER Value $475 Purchased from CAROLINA SAXON Co., Columbia, S. C. liee Dolly Item and the Watchman and Southron *are especially anxious to have its subscribers take on active Interest m the Campaign?the 8access of which win he directly felt by them. The paper Is published for the subscribers, end Winterer Is Rood for it is good for him. f*0) Baity Item and Watchman and Southron have launched a big enterprise, and it Invites etu-H id Off Its readers to name a candidate to compete for the valuable prises offered. Every reader nnra unOng his acquaintance some person peculiarly qualified for an affair of tills kind; n favor may 01 Pod on this person by nominating him or her. Subscribers may nominate themselves and compete for the valuable prises, or may nominal?> other pef> who ere not subscribers. The Campaign Is open to all. Any white person of good character, rivaling anywhere In Smnter or adpJtnlng counties, may enter. fJes n nomlnatton coupon and nominate a candidate today. CUp the special coupon and vote for your favorite. he c FOR FULL PARTICULARS ADDRESS i fro*. ? a.. r The Daily Item, ?^ ^Watchman and Southron SUBSCRIBERS SPECIAL VOTING COUPON GOOD FOR 1500 FREE VOTES I VOTE FOR (Mr. or Miss). Name of Candidate Of.. Division No. Address Name of Subscriber Address This Coupon Not Good Unless Signed by Subscriber Void After March 18. here Do You Stand To-day ? ^^^^^. AH votas are added on the very latest model Burroughs Adding Machine* This Machine by The Burroughs Adding Machine Co., Columbia? S. C. MIMhllll.MMM?*? As tfce often* of tbe Balloting j Ml O'clock P. M.t Saturday, ! ; Mandl U, the standing of the ; eassssshtess hi the Doily Item * aatd the Watrhsssn and South- ! row's Ooedcei Festival and Vot- ] < i tag Gaespatgn was ae follows: Hotello and nominations re- .? j J ; eerred after that hour will ap- \ i f pear to the credit of each can I dtdaee In the neat publication I ' of the list. ! SMMIi.IMIIIMM Division No. 1. This Division Includes alt territory within the city limits of the city of Sumter* Miss Jessls Mae Anderson. . .15,380 Mies Alice Bornum. 11,too Miss Marlon Bynum. 11,890 Miss Lnile Brown. 14,920 Miss Martts Boyle. 11,340 Mr Wime Barrett. Iff. 120 Mies Cohns Deal. 13,840 Mtss floam Lee Earffle. 11.410 Harold Klmsr. 12,690 Mies Lillian Rppemon .. . . 12,840 Miss Gene Foresman. 16,230 Miss Katharine Flo? rs.. .. 14,120 Miss Lurllne Griffin. 16,740 Mr. B?tward Hlnson. 13,540 Mess Mamls Ives. 14,SI? Miss Msrte Jones. 15.920 Miss Alma King. 14,240 Miss Majorie Lawrence.. .. 15.240 Miss Natalie Norman. 13.250 Mtsa Vermeils Pitts. 14,110 Miss Oraee Reynolds. 16.760 Miss Thelma Rose. 12,4 20 Miss fcmma Sandel. 16.520 Miss Pearls Seals. 15.860 Mr. F. K Slneath. 15.810 Miss Mscy Smith. 14.180 Miss Luclle Smoak. 16.820 Miss Msble Sparks. 12.940 Miss Olive Sturgeon. 13,810 N los Kathryn Wilder. 12,910 Miss Eunice Williams. 14,34.0 Miss Evelyn Williams .. 15,7(10 Mrs. T. E. White. 12,3110 Miss Fannie White. 11,750 Division Mo. i. This division Includes all territory outside of the city of Sumter in which The Item and Watchman and South? ron circulates. Sumter, R. F. D. Mies Lillian Black well. R 1.. 15,3f.O Mr. Hubert Brunson, R 1. .. 12,810 Miss Mattle Cubbage, R 2 .. 12,2*0 Miss Maurine Hammond. ,. 13,510 Miss Elite Kolb, R 2. 10,180 Miss Jeannetto Newman, R 5 15,210 Miss Lillie May Newman_ 15,780 Mrs. E. D. Smith. 16,810 Miss Harriet Sanders. 10,490 Miss Virginia Sanders. 10,090 Alculu. Miss Emmie Hlnson. 13,500 Miss Louise Hodgo. 10,840 Mlsa Aline Howie. 11,140 Mlas Llla McCalt. 13,840 Miss Ruth Miller. 16,5!>0 Miss Tula Powell. 10,090 Miss Mary C. Hpross. 12,400 Miss Mamie Wltberspoon . . 13,260 Bishopvlllc. Ml*s Idylone Flowers. 10,090 Miss Luctle McLeod. 10,030 Miss A miete Parrott. 14,5*0 Mlsa Elise Rogers. 10,020 Miss Sarah Smith. 12,210 Boykln, S. t\ Miss Surah Boykln. 10.000 Miss Lula Boykln. 10,000 Mrs. W. A. Boykln. 10,29) Mrs. Julius M. Greene .... 11,20) Brogdon. Miss Kate Brogdon. 14,42) Cassel t. Miss hesslc Hatheld. 15,sffl Lumber, Lime, Cement, BUILDING MATERIAL GENERALLY AND PEED OF ALL KINDS. BOOTH & McLEOD, Mm mm sri to Booth ShuUr Lumber Ac Supply Co. Goo. Epporoort'o OM Stand Opp. Court Houoo Davis Stetion. Miss Gladys Thamse.. ..... 10.380 Dalzell. Miss Meta Boykin. IM 20 Rev. W. G. Elwell. 16,260 Dnlsellf U. F. D. Miss Bessie Dargan. 12,380 KlUott. Miss Gene Lemrnon. 15,160 Miss Anna Bell Player. 15,240 Forcston. Miss Janie Land. . 10,640 Hagood. Mrs. Crawford Sanders .. .. 14,920 Miss Mary Sanders. 10,390 Marvin. \ Mr. Ben H. Harvln. 11,210 Horatio. Miss Christine Davis. 16,980 Jordon. Miss Thomaoina Sprott - 10,310 La mar. Miss Gladys DuBose. 10,030 Miss Lena Rivers. 14,760 Miss Mattlc McDanlel. 10,110 Miss Kathleen Arial .... 10,090 Miss Frankle Boykin.. 15,420 'Miss Emmle Mimms. 14,160 R. F. D. Miss Allne Reynolds. 10,070 Miss Agnes Reynolds. 10,050 Miss Mahala Windham.. .. 12,400 Miss Ruth DuBose. 11,600 Lynchburg. Miss Bounce Crltchcr. . . . 12,380 ;Mrs. W. B. Galloway. 13,720 Miss Kathleen Kelly. 16,110 Miss Pansy McClam. 15,920 Mrs. W. L. McLeod. 11,310 Mrs. W. J. McLeod. 10,000 Miss Corrie Stoken. 16,320 Mrs. S. L. Thompson. 15,850 Mrs. G. M. Truluck. 12,140 Mrs. J. H. Truluck. 11,320 Manning. Miss Jessie Arial. 10,000 IMlss Laura Moftltt. 10,000 [Miss Caroline Piowden. 10,000 Miss Julia Slstrunk. 10,000 Manning, S. C. R. F. D. Miss Bonnie Beaton. 10,000 Miss MaMe Brown. 10,000 Miss Olive Corbett. 10,000 Miss Jessie Hodge. 10,000 MISS Pauline HodgS. 14,760 Miss Janle Pack. 15,84 Miss Kdna Seymore. 10,00 Mayesvlli.?. ;M1bb Margaret Baker. 16,74 .Miss Mattie Lee Thomas.. .. tS,3t I Miss Claudia Witherspoon X 14, Miss M. Louise Wltherspoon . 15,960 Mayesville, R. F. ?. Mrs. H. W. Beil.. .. .. ... 12,360 Miss Mary Cooper. 10,340 Miss Mary McCoy.. .. .. .. 16,760 Miss Garland McCutchen ... 16,250 Oswego, R. F. D. Miss Annle Bell McCathern. 16,670 Paxville. Miss Eunice Barwick. 16,510 Mrs. T. W. Gunter. 11,370 Paxville, R. F. D. Miss Ethel Graham. 11,220 Miss Hthel Corbett. 10,090 Miss Maggie Corbett. 10,050 Miss Jessie Curtis. 11,140 Miss Viola McLeod. 11,360 Mrs. J. W. Mims, Sr. 12,450 Mrs. J. B. Pack_'.. .. .. 10,000 Phiewood. Miss Margie Barwick. 15,970 Miss Pearl Geddings. 12,650 Miss Florence Stack. 14,350 Providence. Mrs. E. B. Colclough. 13,140 Mr. W. R. DuBose. 10,020 Miss Louise Heriot. 12,4 20 Miss Vista McCatherne. 10,110 Miss Lcona Smith. 10,210 Miss Hattie Weldon. 16,310 Mr. W. B. Wilson.. 10,010 Mrs. J. P. Wilson. 11,610 Rembcrt, S. C. Miss Lula Baker. 16,000 Miss IIa Mae Evans. 12,290 Miss Neil Gillis. 16,490 Miss Crawford Jenkins. 15,830 Miss Van Rae Kenney . . . . 15,580 Miss Myrtle Young. 15,270 Rembcrt, R. F. I>. Miss Courtney Atkinson.. .. 15,630 Remini, S. C. Mrs. A. A. Wells. 14,590 Sardinia. Miss Anna Wheeler .. .. .. 10,300 Miss Bessie MeFadden .. . . 10,210 Silver, S. C. Miss Alma Folder. 12,680 St. Charles, S. C. Miss Louise McCoy. 10,940 Miss Marion D. McCoy.. .. 14,530 Miss Annie Belle Smith. 10,360 Miss Ervia Winpale. 11,200 St Paul. Mrs. T. C. Howard. 10,140 Summcrton Miss Lillton Cantey. 10,270 Miss Lucile Kilton. 10,100 Mrs. Wallace Mathis. 10,410 Miss Lucile Mood. 10,490 R. F. I>. No. 1. Miss Anna Chewning. 10,360 Miss Corine Davis. 10,34 0 R. F. 1>. No. 2. Miss Susie Holllday. 10,280 Tlmmonsville, S. C. R. F. 1>. No. 5. Miss Nell Copcland. ll.Sr.O Miss Kathleen Spears.K 10,970 Tindal, S. O. Miss Ida Cuttino. 11,420 Miss Alpha Davis. 12,830 Miss Jessie Galloway. 13,200 Miss Marie Geddings. 11,440 Miss Ida Ingram. 10,090 Miss Marie Jones. 14,160 Miss Marie Odom. 11,360 Miss May Belle Pierson .... 16,970 Wedgefield, S. C. Miss Florine Irby. 12,210 Miss Gladys McLeod.. .. .. 12,840 Miss Jennette Thomas. 16,400 Miss Helen Weinberg. 13,100 Wisacky, S. C. | Miss Minnie Green. 15,750 I REMEMBERS MEXICAN WAR. Prince Taylor Tells of Dr. Samuel Fumum, Founder of Furman Uni? versity. Prince Taylor, a patrlarchial negro of eighty-eight summers and now nearing his eighty-ninth, was in the city Saturday and was much interest? ed in hearing the discussion in Har by & Co.'s office as to the order of the United States government to send troops into Mexico to capture Francis? co Villa. After listening to the dis? cussion for some time, he ventured an inquiry of Mr. A. C. Phelps, man? ager of the company, as to whether tho United States had again declared war on Mexico. Mr. Phelps brought Prince over to the Item office, where the latter gave some of his recollec? tions of his old master's son leaving for the j Mexican War and something about Dr. Samuel Furman, the foun? der of Furman University. Prince Taylor was born a slave on Dr. Furman's place at Providence, Sumter county, and has lived there all of his eighty-nine years, except for ten months, which he spent in Emanuel county, Ga., near Swains boro, on a turpentine farm. Prince stated that he was a young man at the outbreak of the Mexican War and he remembered well the musters of the company at the mustering ground, near Catchall, and he always went to these musters, as there was always a big dinner attendant on them, and the negroes present came In for their share of the good things as well as the white people. He remembers dis? tinctly when his young master, Mr. William Furman, left for the Mexican War. Others from the neighborhood, whom Prince knew and remembered as leaving, were Mr. W. H. Jennings, Father of Mayor L. D, Jennings of this city, und Mr. Tom Black, who never returned from the war. Taylor stated that he had heard one of his sons-in-law telling about about tho disturbance Friday night, and Saturday morning when he heard Mr. Phelps and the others talking'' about the situation, he could not'bot? ^ ask if the United States had agarlAq ,e declared war on Mexico, saying that 8 ^ it made twice it had happened in bis recollection. He seemed glad, how- a$, ever, that there was not to be a war^d I and soon branched off into reminis?uT cences of his former master, Dr. Sam* W uel Furman. (I 'uVl *Dr. Furman, he stated, would nev- ' er allow him, as his doachman, to * drive around anyone In the road, whether the others were walking or riding, saying that it would be impo-,0j, lite and unkind to splash mud on them, if, the roads were wet, and to a. make the other person take their .\\ dust, If the roads were dry. "Many's * the time," Prince added, "Marse Sam 1 * has made me walk the horses for as "^J much as three miles just to keep from passing somebody, who was walking.'.' A Then Prince added, again: "I have . lived to see a lot of changes, and I A don't know anybody does that nowa? days." Prince says that at the close of the war Dr. Furman gave him the follow? ing advice, which he has always re? membered and tried to live by: "Now, my boy, my responsibility for you Is gone. The burden has been shifted from my shoulders to yours?to rest upon you for you and your family, liespect the law, my boy, and the law will never hurt you. If you are ar? rested, go along quietly. Don't go to the law, for if you get the best end of it, you get nothing worthwhile. Prin? ciple and character is all you've got, my boy, and if you lose that you is forever 'done. If you know bad com? pany, don't go into it; if you get into bad company, steal away from it. Remember, principle and character is all you got. my boy, and hold to that." "And," added Prince, with pride, "I been following that advice ever since and I been teaching it to my children land all about me in words and in my life, I can't do more than that can I?" Prince has lived, except for the ten months already mentioned, all his life I in sight of the house in which he was : born, a house which, he says, is still standing. He has been married twice, having eleven children by his first wife, and he has had ten children by his second wife and anticipates the eleventh, "if the Ixird is good to me," at some time soon." The next time 1 or any of my children get Into the magistrate's court or Into any court of law, will be the first time" Prince stat? ed, which is a record which many white, as well as black families, might eudeavor to emulate, ,4Vss\_BssssasB?smi