The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, May 17, 1916, Image 5
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10? ffcftt? e?.Mav^StseJe. wbe will
Ctg i ^aat s^shttdesf Afagnoto
?A. Wesrere, where Mr. Ma
J%?. Qros'eea. Jr%> ? left)
lease* kenU and other
****?, *d.Maye*vllle,
la Be eftjf ?9? %tns*Viyv v ? ^ 4 %
ft. *. Oe*l>ftr> of Wt**#ky,
a afttfjaf la ?waste* aa iwuunae* ,
*+^f**>^^MdMM^e haa.ra>juaaaj,|
im ease buy Ins cotton for Mayba*ks|
* c?. dnvina tee r*?i wiater,
Mr. qftfferd Sweat la e*>
face* Cottage, efefte* he haa
Men. H. H. Covaaeseti ess) children,
of Norfolk, are vlafttleif the former's
nar*t*k'Ool and Mre, B. D. Lea on
NoriMaeia eareet,
Maa. U. Q* PaaaeJI. el- DeJeell. le |
reieifrvee In the ctey fet a fear
De. tare, ft Oemer and daaghtov,
wNee Cramer, ef Maw-berry, |
are lev yhe city, having
her% an>th%Ulneaa of the former'*
?e?^^Jga^^^e/aaJ?^eaVr tee s^^^e^e?J^
mf, Jaaaee fferdy hai
heaaa^ftana lea> UaivevaHy, of South
Care^aA aa^araaj an attach ot
?PliadHitys lit. wee ipewMaeV on at
the Tiajajai. MaajUjl en- yeeterday.
M^Jfae^aapd Uevi eee seee, to
WaJh|afii" to have hb? eyee treejtad.
Mr. and Mrs. C T. Masep left Sat?
urday aflaraaoe far Newayk. M. J?
to Hilt taetr sen. Carl IV Meaaa
? sa'jy is "i ii
s)aa4h eiVsn li
The sssaseiajr of their msjs/
fries de? want eat to che? young par
sets Saturday night fffhaa- it wee
learned that Jack, the latent so* of
Mr and Mre, J, J Williams was deed,
the little fellow had Jus* gotien ewer
s serious Illness of pnoumonla, when
he wee aaala taken HI aad daaih t*4~
lowed bedere thsas s?era many emo
knew that he wad again In a critical
condition. ^
V*e..fiiaereJ services wer% hsMval
the rsaMeace of Me. e>*4 M?a. Wie
i Bread Street on. Sam dag, ai
at ? o'eioek, s i^rga nunthes
ttea. frteads of the parent* aatajp
Taa sarvtsse were eeadaoted
by sW.
trnr. *,*\ sfsvraos). gisjiatsd by ?r<,
$< MesXay. aad Interment waa at
farmer cemetery.
Promptly,%? ^ cjock i\ruck toe.
h^yr of ten.. laa* We^eaday p^ghV
jkUy 10th, The Dally Item and Watch?
man and Southrona QoJden Festiv?4
andi Voting Campaign came to a
apceegeful cloee. , It, fM an exciting
fVn|aH- The. leading, candidate*, were
vte?p*> wUfc eaph other during, the
lag* few day* ^ad aKp^olally on, the
)a<*,da*,,U* oftaip avery ppeaJble
ap^poflnUoiv an* a large amount of
n^gaey waa, tMfnjad |nf tq tiie Cam?
paign pe*ex^enVU?*^ *?. val?*&
?Uajrf*, oJL.tl%fi cajtfjgatea, to an _ .of{
^iw^^ki f?r their In?
ter^ 1a, t*e. ca^j^, _
^faqpne|: .tJ?aA?f qpnttAtf?-.
?A, 4??t We^tpda^^?g>V *flWI ^
****** *#i.*f?m- *** ?Hin;
Womvsf# HQfll thp Ju(V?f mpt**,
^a> votes, Thursday night and no?
^.VPtaju w^^ptfMLaii?^e
.rWaa^qupoj^ moju^gee.
Aa/^.Jrom t** w*^|#*a*jttooatf 11ft
?pmirtw^ jw.w^^i.^oppgh, tp
*t? c^da**^ thje,r ^
# *****
fcuvjfraw ^KJto<W^Jfc?*^
ft* P*M? tMr can^a^^ ^ey ftajfftj
.Vft tajma** jhejr APUWlW
public an candidates for tlio
?*
Jby tjte mpr* tort?n*te..*re. those cai>r
Oblate? who were In the race agaloal
t&ejn. personal friends^ Ip many cases,
wjfcp ha^e oojajuto t^^pta^la^lft*,
(^ampairn lacking a fpw thousand
Fairness of the Campaign..
' Disinterested parties every?
where, business men and the candi?
dates themselves are praising The
Item and' the Watchman and South?
ron, fpr the impartial treatment ac?
corded each candidate. Everything
waa done to facilitate the work of the
candidates and their friends and the
result is that everything has. turned
out In the most gratifying manner.
Honors Deserve^. _ v>\'i#fl
Tjhe candidates named today as the
result of the official count by
the, gentlemen who so Kindly
acttd as Ju/lges,* and who, had no con?
cern, in the campaign other than ffi
accept the invitation of the Osteen
Publishing Co. to make a thorough
aad complete canvass of the votes.
The mere mention of the names of
these gentleman la assurance of. their
Integrity. Thov, are well known and
highly.esteemed by, their bpslneje^aa
soc|a<??, and bjr all w)th whom, tha#
oojat ifi <qpntacj as, thorough and hon?
or, pie business ?nen. lir.
. TJha.onc^feature Qf..tfc& capxpalgn*
ItheJ we do not^lke |e.^ha*t(wery one
co^aot, ffyin an au,tp^^lf<,^,(*n,
ver^, nature th^w^f, *i?j>p*s,tfUe,
bflt there is one. /eatura^o;, that is
y>fiieVW candidate' ^O^^ffW*
ftiih taa mlea will nasitlsjala tvt
rawv^,tbAy wjjj -Ppd^at they wjjj
be* benefited outherwise, for they
h^Me,neAessa^ly deevfcP?0;' ee^-c^g
<}eflc# ^wsineai. aU^Uy #udt in?fP*n,$r
en/?f wtych w?U?heAp Jfr&BM
cessful in the battle that lasts long af
tevr the "battle of balloUT Is forg?t
t*Wf^i % }ho ftp-Vie aj J|ffcd (,
The** whp %on; fgel rjjfcftr r*wMflr.
H fVi- M ot^ tb^r e^Vts, a.gd, tfcgy.
M^Qj&S the, Imndspme prUe*.
[fty igoro^ t?fVn 1/ th^y, had ??vi??1 ?*W
?jt .their. *fe?\ wfth^ut viuy w/;j^ On.
t.h|**\ ^% >and >3Wl##v4*? ^*?#d<
atwt^gjxs of ffleivd^Ul^ and, b'ood?
w^J whA<ft, gp .with, the. primae , won by
thet^s^cey ^f ^e^.ac^uaj^nces,
We .wjsl) to thankee genexa^.puur
lie for the interest J^ey hja&e, tafre,n in
our campaign,, , wh^Hhap helped to
* 'jt ?w y -i
TO rail* AX PARK.
mttteu gjuvn V IB T 'Vi* Mil ? ??,.
fMiiana Hull Wlssa Wlsim Cfunmcnae*
gjjfcw* WHI 1? *k*ud, Are
preliminary, 4r4u> at,
^n?O^gl grounds to seftaet elften,
fW^w4?e,wUll<VrlU^t the UasabaU
?aa^iJaiar, a* ^. "I* *W>tp. fiacre.
*Jtt?*Dftf M^^.Wn^er j^ drtfl Jor.
attftflfe?* a^c?mJBencWftJnt we* h*M
Pic** ir<W t** tue 4V^??
belng,,*^. J^Hf. PvVMfH^i, Cant Pv
*. ?fWW>r l#ut ,^,Tj Snow* and
The men selected were: ' tytnry
SPtlMW Halp^ JUowtara, i W#w
^lirt? ^c***V, **t4 CUr^. Arable
+%m Q?*^?1?,, fcen-,
*%dy I)o??iap, AuhfteaM* Brabham,
***** ap*C^iat,*Mn.. ;
TI^ ^^^W u* ta.tfcf usuaj.hifth
ejajidard always maintained by tho
tolajh school . NvH^MftP mejQbecA and
i^?*mlt**Wn>.X?rr fnucfc, Rle^u
vY4t^ the precision. ;o| the smaller
{members of the battalion* whose han
<Wf*. ?* toairi fttna Uw. mnaual qf
Kins was noticeably better than ever
beaore.
The afflcVenqy. q! tha tartar .boya,
afP?fWMf/ ^.Mj?j^ai^to no,
?iV.lo tha Haua^hfcfc sfeadtag and.
that of,, the. emaller boys nothing
aho^vr .i^markabia^ . ,
Teaa, Will, ahoaj tha e^oiancw .9* tyff,
batlajton as a whole to be above the
?ordinary. , ...
?iwije-' ? .rvv .'A w Mj\rrr
Uoanw.to marry ha,been lesuad
to the nalloatlag couples: . p. w.
Bpeace. #*nnett*xins,.apd >U**a fcw
se*k* Burch, BaAUjocJcuurn, ff. c,;,
?aiar-ryJU PjrUfthajrd? Manning, und
Kita ?Hliicf ?arwlofc, JJaxvlU** y ,ti\
At \fa*>nw tq a cpjorcd couple, was
U> .Uro Vaughn and Julia Couyers,
burnt er..-.
At Tin Kumter Dry Goods Co.
. .The /naay ?>pauUfuV wliMWl ^>v?l
pMft? ?n dMw?*y at- The sumter, Pry
qpoda Oo., are eopuaM' <? lihem and.
,adU a** he found elsewhar* in fcwm
tmr, HhH>h magea them comparatively
< eae lustva?'Adst
??????min fa? . ;.'M' V't'^^ " '
BARFIELO Ul^H QF WOUNDS. j
*}9d? ?Will* N**w?
YYj*cne Inquest Was Held.
J. J. Barfleld, the man who was '
?hat at Flegah on last Thursday af?
ternoon by a man named Logan in a
quarrel over the use. of a boat, died
earjy Sunday morning at the Tourney
Hospital, where he had been brought
for treatments The load of shot ln~
dieted a terrible wound in Bartteld'fc
groin and there had been little hope
far him from the first. H was stated
Saturday that he had told some of
his friends that he was at fault in the
trouble.
The body was turned over to Mr.
<Gee. H. Hurst,, undertaker, who sent
it to Plsgah last night. The Inquest
wlU be held there today, the shooting
having occurred in Lee county.
Barfield was about 35 years of age
and leaves a widow and six children.
Albert Logan, who did the shoot?
ing; has been In the jail at Blshop
vlllo since he gave himself up,
t ?">' I ? 1 1 ? , \v . ? 1 ' ?
COMM1TTKK TO MBET M'LACRIN.
A committee consisting of Messrs.
D. D. Meise, J. H. Clifton, H. D.
Bppsr R. B. Reiser and C. E. Stubbs
has been appointed by the Chamber
of Commerce to meet Warehouse
Commissioner John L. McLnurln on
Thursday morning on his arrival,from
Columbia at 9.2d and to escort him
to Dlnklne' Mill, where he will be the
guest of honor and one. of the, chief
speakers of the occasion. Mr. Mc?
Laurln and othevs of the party will
pro to Dinklns' Mill in automobiles. A
I big crowd 1b expected to attend the
'picnic from Sumtcr, the affulr l?elnsr
[open to the public, who are cordially
Invited.
Mr. S. F. Moore, a well known
farmer, of Dal/ell, was In the city on
Monday.
Mk. Horace Her by is having hi*
ictadencc on.Calhoup Steel remodeled,
work on the building havipg been
commenced today. He will add a sec-,
ond story to the building and make
It semi-fire proof. Mr. Harby and his
family are living in the Knight house
on the corner of Hampton Avenue
and Church street, while the work Is
being done on his residence.
Prince Albert gives
smokers such
delight, because
?its flavor is so different and so
delightfully good; m
?it can't bite your tongue;
?it can't parch your throat;
?you can smoke it as long and
as hard as you like without any
comeback but real tobacco hap?
piness!
On the reverse aide of every Prino*
Albert package you will read:
"PROCESS PATENTED
JULY 30th, 1907"
That means to you a lot of tobccoo an*
joyment. Prince Albert has always bee?
sold without coupons or premiums. Wt
prefer to give quality I
^SSSToT*
- *f
ip go^e^and
in pipe satisfaction
is TO % enthusi?
astic friends ever claimed
for it!
y'OU'LL find e cheery howdy-do on imp no
matter how much of a Granger yom mm In thm
neck oft** woods you drop into. For. Princm
Albert is rithj there ? At thm first place you
pans that ocHm tobacco / The tejtpv red
. . bag mella for a nickel and thm tidy rod
he 0 dimm; than thero'a thm hand?
some pound and Half-pound tin
humidors and ihm pound
crymtaltfl+sa humidor w*h:
mponje-moiamp t r top.
? tb* *a*#m th* <*
bacom hi much
It answer^ every stroke desire you
or any other n^n ever had! It is so
cool arid; fra^r?tit aybd appealing to your
SinQ^p?^g' ypu w21 get chummy with
it in a mighty short time!
Wiffy^ 5c or 10c to prove out o?r say*
so on the national joy smoke?
m ?T' v"'n\M <;<: ;v .??
ii'j'i1'1' ,i^1*W'Hr^-'''??*;?/,. ,
felisv-.: ;- j
' ?
? " ". I ? ,1.1 HP"1
ft
Pn,ce AW tfd* ?*#* ?VK, I***,
tb?" P??o?t?4,ftoct<iC sjya
is iu?kl?s Pri?co ASmH w ewsa
DIZZINESS IS ANNOYING.
ftfM ..V::,<?* -??i,'- -???V. -< ?< f<
8yi Many Sumfcr, s?ecplo Know Too
Well. *
W^en^tAe. kidfieye are weak or, dls
r^QflftftP* qipy fall behind in niteringj
-t$p^>lpod of poisons,. As these po*s-*
,he ?STOW ls
.felVlft. spoils qf vertigo,. $u*t ns.flrank
yytlj n^akc uvmvu; di:^y from
poisoning pf alco^pj. pl^iness.
'tysd^uohe-;. bftr^cjie and, ? irrest Uirtty
->f l?fte, kidney .secretions are ail .signs
>f weak or disordered .kidneys and
tfjquld not be neglected. Use Doan's
;^<fney Pills, th.e. hpfne-cmdoraed kid?
ney r/?rjvedy?; Read this Sumter resl
vienfs|ta^mcn^:
, if. DraKefcu^, retired farmer.
Wft tV'- , Ha^,pton a venu e, Sun^ter^ I
;*a*s: "I was in such bad shape witb.,i
o^y back and kidneys that I could
hardly stoop, and it^ was Just, as hard
M *M?htW> \ h*<? hQada.ph.ss an^J.
in.ella.pg dizziness, and thc kidney se
OOOtlons annoyed me by passing toQ
Freely. Wlien I heard of Doan's Kid?
ney Pilb^ I i^pt a box at. DeL^rme's
pharmacy. They relieyed all signs of
tpW ^rp.ubleT and put my kidneys in
*oe? shape."
j*a,vP$fte Jgfli ,at, aJ) dealers. .Don't
a< Wremedy?gej, j
WH^jwy,. ^*J!*?typ ^al^e thaf ]
Mr. Drafyqford had. Fostcr-Milburn
Candidate's Cards.
??-r
Announcements of candidates will
be printed in this column until the 1
oloee of the campaign for $5. No
'cards accepted on credit
i ~?!?
At. the request of my friends I an?
nounce) myself as & candidate for the
7th Magisterial District, subject to the
mips, of the Democratic party. I am
in the race to a finish if I don't get
.but one vote.
vT. J*> SAN DSU?,, JR.
RAISE MULES?Anyone wishing thc
' services of a large, registered Jack,
\ Phone 401, C. If. Richardson, 114
, Church street.
FOjR SAXE? Small horse, ouggy and
p harness, at a bargain. H. Q. Osteen.
\i Y iw yi".v it g ? " " f
FOI\ SAIitV-Caso. all steel thresher.
Kcftds only slight repairlug. A par
| gain at $75.00. Php.no or write A.
?T. Haynsworth, R. F. D. Na><*?
????p? i i i ? mini ?
Underliker tnd EniiMracr.
?. u. ? . ; -?!?
PmmsI AttastlesttDs) ?r
NttMCaMaj
F ATI. o. Oraif 4M ?tyjiVJ**
Phone. ?jSft,
* BURGLARS RAID HOUSE.
The residence on the corner of
Bartlette street and Salem ' Aveh?e
formerly occupied by Mrs. A.' I* Wal?
lace Avas entered sometime on'Sunday
nflprning and a number of things were
ifound'missing. There was ho trace
left as to who the thief^ or thieves
were.
The house had s<n\n uVtoc&QI
silljr Ntf** VVaUiu<>.ii dr.'.ifii pp ': u ?
da-y.ni?UU- J cui..juf ~Uiu... tilings .had
?f'> ??r?---? ,-;?.--v., t..<?. i'i
??- ? - ?m?; y ???gv ^_
.already been removed from tike bund?
ling and others had bean placed to?
gether for removal, when the thieves
entered.
.-??-;-r-r . ... ^ v
r M&gisWe^, U G?lls, of I^bejrl^
the'?faa?erY'pf Miss Nell Gillis, wb^o ^pn^
the Overbin4 touring car in the Ite*^
And Watchman and* sButhron's votlpj:'
r?niext, was in the city today. Misa^
;Nc!l GUliS, who k-o;i the caj\ i? a
t?tu J?\ut at tH, Jose>ahUkA-fsflfmft msm?
m Mioiwl Baak i
South Carolina
Tho Bank with the Big Clock
Correct Time and Correct Methods
None more anxious to please, or
better prepared to serve.
Leaders: Capital Surplus and
Volume. Your account we want.
C. 6. ROWLAND.
Pita.
H. L. M*C0*>'
Acting C?ttVr.
mm 1 n mmi m imu ivmtm ur <rtmmmmfmmmm?+**
!
EVERY MY
t We are adding new accounts. If we
have not already succeeded in hand?
ling yours, come in and let us talk it
over. We might make it to your
interest.
The Firsft National Bank
SUMTER. S. C.
The Oldest Banking Institution in the County
1 1 ??????????sssssansme*
Excursion to Birmingham.
On account of the Annual Reunion United Confederate Veterans The
Atlantic Coast Line will sell excursion tickets from Sumter to Birming?
ham, Ala. and return for all trains on May 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 at $M5,
and at proportionately reduced fares from other points, limited returning
to reach original starting point by or before midnight of May 25th, 1910,
but return limits may he extended to June 14th, by depositing tickets with
Special Agent at Birmingham, by original purchasers, by 7.00 P. M. Hay
25th and paying 50 cents per ticket at time of deposit.
Through Pullman cars will bo operated from Wilmington, Fayetteville
and Florence Sunday, May 14th, upon tho following schedule: ,4 *
t,v. Wilmington.A. C L. 3.45 P. M. May .1^
I a-. Fayetteville.A. C. L,. 4.47 P. ML. %r 11
Lv, Florence.A. C. U. T.05 P. M, May, H
Lv. Sumter.A. C. L. 9.32 P. M. May 14
Ar. Augusta.A. C. U. 1.35 A. M, May 15
Ar. Atlanta.Ga. R. R. 6.10 A. M. May, 1?
lyv. Atlanta.Sou. Ry.6.25 A. M, May 15
Ar. Uinningluun.Sou. Ry.12.25 Noon May 15
For further information, reservation, tickets, etc. call on
O, V, PLAYER, Ticket Agent, Sumter, 8? CH
Atlantic Coast Line, The Standard Railroad of the South.