The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, July 06, 1918, Image 5
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?SSSSl M Lww POVioAo? at HttWWNf, e.
CX, M Second t%mm Maurr
U Ii!
1'EltSONAL.
Mi * IL im ich. Supei nitneli :it ul
the Tuohk \ Hospital, baa gone to in i
bnmc in ftimoylvenia to spend a two
oeeks' vacation.
Mia* c??i n. i. i grower left ,sumia>
ufternoon ffjf East mange. N. J.. to
\i>-it ickitivee
Mr. und Mrs Herbert A I'cnnock.
of Jupiter, Kl.i . who li t\. b?-en the
Is e( \|i i'ennock's daughter, Dr.
Abble Jane pennoek, u tt Monday
evening for Philadelphia.
Slim Eva KtllOPi WhO has made hei
home m Sumter foi I years, lot t
Sunday for Bpenpnii. t?a., her form?
?r home, where ?he will reside in fu?
ture Miss Keller made many friends
la Sumter. all of whom regret her de?
parture.
Mrs J \V l.radford returned from
New York last night, where she lias
been for several weeks .it the bedside
of her husband. Maj. J. \V. Bradford.
Mr?. Bradfor<l report! his condition
much Improved and hopes he ran soon
visit his old home for a few days
His many friends will be delighted to
hear this good news,
Messrs. W. J. Wheeler. J. r. Mar?
shall. M. H. Owens huve returned
from Wrlghtsvllle Beach after spend?
ing a week at that pla< -
Man led
Miss Eudora I> Kirk and Mr. J.
Frank MrLeod were marr.ed at hah
past three o'cloc k Tuesday afternoon,
July 2nd. at tlie home of the bride s
father. Dr. E. M. Kirk at Kutawville.
It waa a simple home wedding,
only the members of tho two families
benag present. The ceremony was
performed by the Kev W P Mazyek,
PK tor of the Episcopal church, assist?
ed by the Rev. I> M slsl?od, of Sum
Itf, brother of the groom.
Mr and M ? Mi I ,eod left Imme?
diately for a short trip and will be at
home tat Sumter after July Sth. Miss
Kirk has taught In the graded schools
of Bumter for several years, and has
made a host of friends who will gl.id?
ly welcome her to her new home.
tit cures Chills and Fever. fcdvt
.Married.
Miss Nell MeKagen and Mr. Wil?
liam Harold How. n were married Sun?
day evening at tho home of the brMo'l
parents. Ml end Mrs. Henry O.
RsjKsajeju, Rev k s. Tiuinaali per?
forming the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs
Howen left Sunday night for Augusta.
? ? ? . where Mr. Ilowcn Is eonnect- d
with the Western t:nlon Telegraph Co.
? AS cures Bilious Fever.?Advt.
Ml BT H \\ I 1.1? I AM .
<oiinli> Men liants ? ome Within Hie
I**?Blanks Must Im> Secured.
?'ountry or cross-roads storekeep?
ers who buy eggs and sometimes poul?
try from the farmers, for selling
Mgain. an required, under the pro. l i
mstion of PrSSjdsnl Wilson of May
14. to obtain licenses from the food
administration.
The fact that most country stores
are in the retail business on a very
small scale does not ajter the case,
but as a rule these storekeepers have
not considered themselves, liable. Tin*
president's proclamutiou required the
licensing of nil those engaged In cer?
tain lines of business, including ' op?
erators of poultry and egg packing
plants not already licensed under the
United States food administration."
Cmb r this cl.is Itication, anyone
who sells poultry or eggs in any oth?
er ssgy than at retail to IBS consum?
er, regardbvs of the amount of busi?
ness done, must be licensed
In order to < nn.pU with the law all
country store* Inning eggs and poul?
try Horn farmers must fill out blanks
obt.mied from the fOOd administration
and have MceSSSSl issued to them.
?'.??? contains no alcohol. irUOnlO, nor
other poisonous mug* Ad t.
Httnud Week Jin \
i. i i im v Deuwe to Beers second
Week of ? mill
It T Hollnkn . II T Folsotn. F ffi
rhnSjilSI W. T Edens. J. A ?'ooper.
W C Mon.s It I Vates. (1. F. Ep
person. W. S K.m.oPIm U. M Truluck.
? P BjfSjSfg K I. i:u. kett. A. J. Nes
bin. <; 0 Tniiu. k. j r Tlodatn. w.
II. Ti oul.bm Id T. p. Keinie.lv. L W
Si ) moi f. H J Muster. S F.
i ? i ? m s. Jone]. ?I 6i Te eee\ I
I? Harper. W J Sp? neei . ?' Ik Hug
ftlns. It K Bull?se, I H Trulu. k, F.u
a??ne l'.iown. W .1 James. H H
Weeks. J l>. Mvers. Kb h ud 0*0*
dme, C E Fosworth, .1 M. Kolb, A.
p Vtneea, ? g DeeCfcainpa
r,sr, etrres by removing the earns
Advt.
si MTKR COUNTY CHAINGANG.
Kc(N?rt or liis|HH tioii b| Agent of
Slate I ion I'd of ( luirlllos and Cor-1
rcction*. .
Mr, J. li. Holland, foreman. Visited
Jug* a, lilt, by Assistiint Secretary
Broyloa, With Supervisor L. White.
Camped about II mllai from Bumter,
Convicts present, II negroeo, of whom
wore truatlea The average daily
i'opuiaiion on tin- Bumter gang for
the paat two and a-haif years naaj
n approalmatoly 35.7.
The cages at Ibis camp were re?
markably elean, being in the best con?
dition of any we have seen. The
foromaa had a pile of (dean blankets
neatly stacked, and | supply of clean
ticks for beds, thus enabling him 10
give each new convict (dean bedding.
His general attitude toward cleanli
Reef, in his camp is to be commeml
? d. One feature of the camp that
makes a bad impression on the visi?
tor going through it is the kitchen
I it, which looks very dirty and grimy.
It i* cleaner than it looks, but it is
dark inside, and the walls' are badly
smoked.
We recommend that the Commis?
sioners and the Supveisor have the
kitchen car painted inside, and the
window screen repaired as now need?
ed; that they provide some sort of
shelter for the mules; that they haw
the county physician make a physical
examination of each convict within 24
hours of his commitment, to vaccinate
against small-pox when indicated, and
to make weekly inspections of the
prisoners' food, quarters, and the san?
itary arrangements of the camp. We
further recommend that the Super?
visor obey the law which requires
that convicts deserving it be given
one-tenth off their sentences for good
behavior, on all sentences six months
or OVer in length, life sentence ?x
cepted. ^
We recommend that the foreman
improve his already good record by
burning the pit used for sewerage dis?
posal out with straw and oil every
WOOh; that hO have the manure in the
mule lot piled up in a bin daily, and
baV Od away from camp regularly SV
cry week; that he add to his records
of the convicts their age and raoe, ami
the date of their discharge. Finally.
WS recommend that the filthy prac?
tice of allowing more than one man
to htthe In the same water be stop?
ped immediately. Men who have
WOrhOd in dirt and mud n'l waek on
lhe road should certainly have I clean
tub of water for their weekly bath
ami in addition the habit of allowing
two Of more to use the same water
increases the danger of <lisea.se amom
tho men. many of whom from time to
tn.io have dlOOaOOl which can hi
?Dread by this sort of bathing.
1'uttiug these recommendations into
t if eel will improve the living condi?
tions of the no n and guards, and at
the same time raise the score of tin
e.ang upon next inspection.
Scores
Po.H- Ac
slide. tual.
i. County Commissioners
and Chaingang:
1. Tho camp and its
lOquipmcnt:
(1) Guard's quarters. ,, II 21
(2) Convicts* quarters . .in:. sn
c.:) Kitehen. M it
(4) Storeroom. is i?r?
< i > sto? l adequately
sheltered . 5 I
2. The Convicts:
< 1 ) Medical attention . . 65 |fl
i I > Records of convicts 30 Q
(3) Convicts' food and
feeding. ~0 &r'
t, i) I Jlasslflcatlon us re?
quired by law. 10 Se
t .".) Tea per cent off l ot
good conduct. 50 r.
Miscellaneous. 2"? 1>
(Tot 'i score under Bee. it ran) 311
II. Foreman's Manage?
ment : Methods ami Re
sults:
l. Camp ami Equipment
< 'ondltlone
? l) camp grounds ... 1'? II
i I > Guards' quarters . . in 1*1
i i Convicts' duarters. IQ ;.l
i I > Kitchen and euuip
nient. II 10
? .*? > Btorerooui. I" H
|g) Stock. I
Camp Sanitation:
i I ) Water supply : source
unsuspicious.
i 2) niipOOal of sewer
nge.
i I > In Iposal of mannt I :'''? J
lit Idsposai of uItchen
refuse. II
I, Convicts;
it) personal hygiene*, Tl f?
121 i tieelnltno . Ill i -
ci > Records. II l
30
BO
i t< tal score under Bee*
t on V).r,n(> 40
i fompk ti Score on this
Chaingang. 1000 7
Btote BOOrd Of Charities and Corre?
lions. Alan S. Johnson. Secretary.
Columbia. June |. |lll,
\\ AU STAMP campaign.
\\iw savings Pledjfcg Iteoelred und
Tabulated Through Noun June IT?
W, R. Wells, R, \<\ D, r>, Sumte., 21
pledget, $1,530.
11. M. Junes, Coneord, 183 pledges,
111,446.
Mrs. R. B, Humum, Privateer; 201
pledges, $i;?,u5u.
Jos. T. Urogdon, Tlndal, 80 pledges,
$8,470,
H. M. Coulter, Manchester, II
pledgee, $1,515.
B, B, Aycock, Wedgefleld, 168
pledges, $17,220.
Miss Almle Moore, Btatoburg, SO
pledges, $5,3f>0.
J. A. Roames, Rembort, 88 pledges,
10,090.
A. C. Thompson, Dalzell, 124
pledges, $3.805.
C, .). Jackson, Horatio, 303 pledges,
$is.::o:>.
Miss Janie Nelson, Stateburg, 1S3
pledgee, $5,106.
J. T. Dennis, Shiloh, 33 pledges,
$2,000.
Iiouis C. Tisdale, Salem, 5 5 pledges.
$705.
B. C. Brown,, OswegO, 229 pledges.
$7,:? ii.
w. A. Bryan, Bumter, 2,457 pledges
$140,094.
P. M. Tiller. Mayesville. 79 pledges.
$4,2fi0.
T. B. DuBose, Jr., DuPose. 73
pledges. $9,1 70.
J. w. Odom, Baker School. 7i
pledges, $1,815.
Total number pledges, 4.772; to?
tal amount $260,502.00.
Hodges from Wedgefleld, B. E.
AyoOCk, Director, June 21.
Albert B. Aycock, Jr.$500.00,
J. B, Ball. 80.001
Lucy s. Ball. 50.00
lira. n. w. Bribe. 10.0a;
w. t. Brown. 1,000.00
II. D. Cain. 5.00
T. I >. Chaplin. 100.00 !
Frank Clark. 5.00 j
Qladies Dew . 100.00 \
Larry Dew. 100.00!
Louise Dew. 100.00
Hattle Dwlght, additional.... 8.00
Lessle Dwlght, additional... s.o.'
J. B. Frierson. 20.00 I
t >. U Geddings. 20.0 1
Ies.se Shannon. 5.00
Moses Hopkins. 5.oa
M. M. Mellette. 100.0 1
I S. Moore. 1,000.00 j
M. L Parlor, additional .... 4 i.oo
Millie Taylor. 10.00
Wesley Taylor. 5.0n 1
1. w*. R?dgen. 100.on
Annie II. BIngleton. 25.00
$8,260.00
Pledges from Mayesville, P. M. Til
ler, Director, June 20:
.1. h. Bland.$1,000.00
1 >. m. Boykln. 100.on \
J. N. Drown. 5<?.0a|
11] ?nnde Brown. 50.0 0
C. D. Cooper . 20.no j
Hamilton Corbett. 100.00
W. H. Dean. 100.00
Beulah FTaser DesChamps .. 100.00
Geo. T. DesCramps. 200.on
Juli.1 Amelia )esChamps .. 100.00
Leiht Mae DesChamps. 100..
Susie Mae DesChamps. 200.on j
j, b. Goldman. 100.00
t. L. Kahn. 300.00
Bmma ftffayea. 100.00
W. II. Hudson. 25.on
Isaac Morrison. 16.01
T. II. Newman. 100.00
s. M. Rhodes. gUO.OO
C Taylor. 50.00
$3,010.0"
Colored pledges. June 24:
Bugenc Aldrlck.$ 10"?
Bettli Alexander. 10.00
Eugene Alexander. 25.00
W. V. Alexander. 10.00
T?labte Dennett. 25.00
Albert W. Holey. 6.00
Morgan t S .Holey. 26.00
Mack Brown. 25.001
Ritas Colelougn. 6.00
James i "oopt r. 25.00
John Dantaler. 86.00
Ben B. Davis. 20.00
llughy Davis. 10.00
Laura Davis . 10.00
Laura Davis, Jr. 25.00
Helle Du Hanl. i0.00
? Jus DuRant. 50.00
Henry Fleming. 86.00
Sam Green. I6.00
Carlisle Gregg . 5.<"
Janie Gregg . . .. 6.00
Allen Haynes. 10.00
Annie Haynes. 10.on
a. n. Howard. 16.00
Grant Howard. 86.0 '
Bd Johnson. 25.00
Joe Johnson. 25.00
Mary Jurtson . 6.00
R ii MoCutcbeon. 25.0fl
Hhaw MeCutcheon . 10.00
H, M. Me!.(I. 25.00
Alice Mark. 6.00
Charlie Mad,. 26.00
Hattle Mack. 26.00
Mary Mack. :>
Rdgar Ma yes. 25.00
Robert Montgomery . 26.00
IsraO] Moses ... 85.00
.lohn Palmer.
Laura Roberson. 5.00
R. a. Roberson. 15.00
W. T .Robertton. 5.00
Augustus Bingletary. 25.00
Robert Smith. 50.00
A. H. Btuckey.,.. 75.00
Alex 11. Bttrekey, Jr. 5.00
M? J, Bumter, additional.... 45.00
Robert Walker. 50.00
B. VV. Wilson. r,.(Ki
( bester Wilson. 25.00
Umma J. Wilson. 100.00
Emmie J, Wilson. 5.00
Knust Wilson. 2r..<n?
ITudd Wilson. 50.00
I lasie Wilson. 10.00
Julius Herman Wilson .. .. 5.00
Lena Wilson. 5.00
$1,250.00
Pledges from Miss Aimce Moore.
Director, Stateburg, June 2:j (color?
ed ):
Mary Allston.% 25.00
Richard Allston. 26.00
William Allston. 50.00
Wallace Atkln. 50.00
London Bailad. 50.00
Edgar Bowen. . 25.00
J. B. Bowen. 100.00
Wesley Holden. 100.00
Ben Brown. 50.00
Deny Brown. 100:00]
Bratton Butler. 100.00
R. S. Burgess. 100.00
Ceo. Choice. 50.00
Wm. Choice. 50.00
Qrandiaon Colclough. 100.00
Nathan Conyers. 100.00
Frank Croom .. . 25.00
M. Crosson. 25.00
1*. ter Davis. 100.00
David Dixon. 50.011
B. S. Ellcrbe. 100.00
Peter Ellison . 30.00
Sam Qadeden. 50.00
Josh Gathers. 25.no
Henry Gary. . . 100.00
Sam Hary. 100.00
.1. a. Qayle. 100.00
Dominda Hamilton.' 5.00
John Hamilton. 10.00
H. C, Henderson. 50.00
H. C. Henderson. 100.00
Mrs. Amelia Howard .. .. ' 20.00
Jim James. 50.00
Laura James. 20.00
West James. 2'..on
Ji cob Johnson . 50.00
Keith Edward. 50.00
J. A. Keith. 25.00
Jas Dong. 60.00
JoehUU Murray. 100.00
Sampson Mayrunt. 100.00
Wilson Montgomery. 7;>.00
Win. McNtal. 50.0"
Henry < dden. 50.00
Enoch Pinekney. 25.00
Walton Pinekney.>. . 100.00
Fred Singleton. 25.00
Richard Spann. 50.On
CommingS Spencer. 100.00
Edward Sumter. 50.00
lohn Sumter. 100.00
Lewis Taylor. 50.00
Lewis Tayor. 100.00
.lames W. Ta \ lor. 100.00
Willie Taylor. 100.00
Amelia Tomson. 25.00
Eugene Williams. 50.0G
S. W. Wright. 50.00
1. H. Vaughn. 50.00
$3,505.00
Pledges from E. C. Brown, Direc?
tor, Oewego, June JO;
R, J. Atkinson.$ 50.00
B. C. Brown. 1,000.00
Dennis Cook. 20.00
Sandy Hart. 15.00
Merriman James. 10^00
Monroe Montgomery. 25.00
Edmond McLtlla. 20.00
J. C. Neshit. 20.00
\ II. C. Boss. 10.00
E. K. Wats and wife. 100.00
$1,270.00
To this list is credited too tho
pledge of B. M. Oliver for $1,000,
which was made at the Sumter maa
meeting and was Included in thai
list.
Pledges from P.. C. Brown, Dlrecto
j <iswego, June L'2:
I w. d. Berwick .. .. ? ? ? ?? -r'0'* j
I K. E. Brown.? ? ? 25.00
1 R. K. Brown. ion.a
I M. w. Cummlngs. 10.00
M. J. Mtchaux. 100.01
J II, p. McLeod. 100.00
!.r. w. McCoy.-oou'
I Mrs. J. W . McCoy. 200.00 I
. 11 lie I
W. C. McCoy . . ..
j l. Pordln. 50.00
A, a. Roblneon. 1,000.00
I t - 1111!
! .1 ii. Robinson.
I Mary Robinson. 25.00
! d. ii. smith. ioo.oi ;
I Mrs. E. A. Terry. &0.0
I E. A. Terry. *?M< ,
! Mrs. J. R Terry. 20.0?.
.J. B. Terry. 250.0?
$2.r,ii5.n.
Pledges (colored) from E. C
Brown. Director, ?iswego, .h ne 22:
Not man Baker.? M?"
Radle Bradley. 40.00
.las. w. Brown . 50.o?i
Murray Qregg. r,? ? 1
( Burrell Hargrove.
I i ;? o Hilten . .
50.0*
! i.... n;.. 50.00
.lav. Hilton
i; randison Herrlotte
i irnnd i lerlotte .. ?
.lim I hint ..
?o.oo
20.00
1 :,.<> I
Thomas Hunt. IM?
Henry Jackson. r, <)"
Etester Jam ei .. .
1 I iram Janics . .
Cornelius Jenkins .
Blimter Jenkins . . ,
Jus. W, Jennings .
i u R. Jennings ..
Wesley Johnson . .
Jerry Lacoste .. .
Abram Magaslne .
Bophronie Mayers .
Wm. Moses . . ..
13. J. MeDuffy . . ,
Jesse Mm ihee .. .
Willie McGhee .. .
M unson McLeod . ,
B. M. McLeod .. .
Walter McLeod ..
Alex NeWberry ..
B. S. Pogua ..
Joe Prescott. .
Anderson Rembert
Bill Richardson ..
Isaac Robinson ..
Jim Robson . .
Edgar Rogers .. .
Harry Rogers . . .
Clin nie Vaughn . .
Isaac Walker
.Tohnie Wentberry .
Alice White . .
Taliii fates ....
20.00
20.00
40.06
35. Ott
25. Ol
25.no
25. (?o
10.00
20.06
20.00
20.00
50.00 i
10.00
20.00
I oo.OO
50.00
25.00
10.00
20.00
20.06
2 5.0a
10.00
10.00
20.00
10.00
10.00
10.00 1
50.00
40.00
25.00
10.00
$1,165.06
Pledges from Miss Janle Nelson.
Director. June 21:
Nora Aiston.% 10.00
Andrew Raid win. 20.06
Ethel May Benno.. . lo.oo
Richard Capers. 5.oo
Lucy China. 10.06
May Curtice. 10.00
Edward Dawson. 5.06
-Mary II. Bllorbe . 50.00
William Floyd. 25.00 |
Emma Frasor. 5.06
Muatapha Frasor. 5.an
[ssheile Prlerson. 10.00
Reid Prlerson. 5.oo
Willie Prleraon. 10.06
Aaron Grant. 10.06
Bonaparte Grant. 10.00
Bumtor Grant. 10.06
Rose Gardner. 10.06
Willie Cardner. lo.no
Julia Hayward. 5.on
Luclan l^ee. 10.oo
Galvin Lewis. 5.06
s. m. Mayrant. 10.00
Ada Moore. 5.0"
Warren Moore. 5.""
Gilberl Bora. 10.00
Mary Iteid. 10.00
m. h. Robinson . r>o.oo
Rhoda Ellerbe Robinson ... 50.06
Willie Roach. 20.an
W. H. Ross. 10.06
Frederick Singleton. 1".<"
Jimmlc Thomaon. 10.06
A. G. Tupper. 2:..on
' barley Wallace. 10.00
$ 175.00
Colored pledgee, Juno 23:
JOO Alston.
Virginia Brooks.
Butler Coloughby.
Winie <'ooper.
Mary Helen Bllerbe.
John ii. English.
Richard Goodman.
.1. ir. Grant. .. .
Bclplo <?ront.
Wallace Grant.
Dobte Halle.
Washington Jacobs.,
Albert Mayrant.
Pra.ylow.
w. m. Prloleau.
W. W. Ric hardson.
John Spann .
Horace Sumter .
March Weathers.
H. ,T. Williams.
. ? 50.00
25.06
25.on
100.06
5 ??.oo
50.00
100.00
25.00
Tat.en
50.06
1 nn.no
50.00
25.00
20.0n
50.00
50.00
50.00
25.06
50.06
50.0"
$005.00
666 cures Headaches, Biliousness,
Less of Appetite', oi- that tired aeh
ing feeling, dm- to .Malaria or Colds.
Pine Tonic.?Advt.
mtmtr:^??:itini:tn::t?tmmtttttt?ttttt
:t
We Grind Lenses, examine ths
eyes Bcientlfically and fit eye?
glasses perfectly. Let us work
for > on. ^
We have all prescription i jj
on nie Broken lenses replac- f*
ed promptly. Graduate opto E
metrtat ami optician in charge ;
VV. A. Thompson, j
JIWIIi: A OPTOMKTItlBT. 1
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ROtTNDlNG VP LOAFERS.
New York Puls the* Ban on Idleness.
New York, July t.?Roth federa*
and State laws banning idleness oi
men from eighteen to gfty years old
became operative today and their ef?
fects on Broadway became noticeable
early. Soon after midnight a squad
of detectives visited all kinds of re
HOrte in that district and between
?even and eight hundred men were
questioned.
How Much May a Housewife Can?
in view of war-time conditions the
canning season present! the problem
of how much fruit and how many
vegetables can be prepared for future,
use without overstepping the regula?
tions governing the use of sugar or
the conservation of food.
"May the housewife put up an un?
limited supply of canned goods and
not be accused of hoarding?" In re?
sponse to the question John R Munn,
. hi< f of the Canned Goods Division,
United States Food Administration,
said:
"The food administration urges the
canning of foodstuffs in the home to
the limit of home consumption.
"If It is desirable to put up more
than one year's supply, the foud ad?
ministration can have no objection,
but cautions the canner that there
may be spoilage and loss if the pre?
served foods have to be held over a
long period.
"It is not economical for the can?
ner to have the idea of disposing of
any surplus through commercial chan
n< Is, out the food administration
does urge in the season of, produc?
tion tho preserving of as much food
as possible for home consumption."
The election law of South Carolina
requires that all voters shall register
and obtain a certificate every tenth
year. This is the regular year for
general registration and citizens who
wish to vote may obtain certificates
during the months of July and Aug?
ust. The Supervisors lof Registration
will be, |n their office in the Court
House every day during those months.
The poeseesion of s certificate issued
prior to June :?0. Itll does not quali?
fy a man to vote?a certificate to be
valid must bear date on or after July
1st. HHS.
Members of the Sumter Light In?
fam ry Reoervee who ordered regula?
tion slio? s are requested to call at,
Ha i by & Co/a office and pay for same.
Wi: HAVE IN STOC K?In our ware?
houses in Sumter Nitrate of Sola.
Mixed Goods. Meal. Acid and Dime.
Kindly call or write us for prices.
Southern Brokerage Co.
POR SALE?F. O. B. cars, Camp
Jackson, stal le manure; very little
straw. Car load lots only. Chemi?
cal and Fertilizer value rated very
high by Clemson college. A. A*
Strauss, Sumter. S. C.
MI Id.I .RS' CFKTIFM ATFS?Can be
obtained at Item Office at reason?
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Candidate's Cards,
For Congress.
I hereby announce myself as a can?
didate for re-election to Congress
from the 7th Congressional District.
subject to the rules ami regulations! of
the Democratic party.
? A. F. DKVKR.
Thou. g. McDeod. Bishop ville, S. C.
candidate for member of Congress,
Seventh District.
Foe Solicitor.
T hereby announce that I am a
candidate for the office of Solicitor for
the Third Circuit, subject to the ac?
tion of the Democratic Primary.
FRANK A. M'LBOD.
For Probat?' Judge.
At the solicitation of many of my
friends, I have decided tO enter the
race for the office of Probate Judge
for Sumter county, subject to the
rules of the Democratic party. If
. |< . ted i would discharge the duties
of the Office faithfully and to the
i.< st of my ability, All who enter
the office, If i am elected, will be met
with a smile ami hearty shake of tho
hand.
JOSEPH It BTNOLBTON.
Pumter, S. ?"\, Route No. 2.
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Geo. H. Hurst,
Undertaker and Embilmer
Prompt Attentin to Day and
Night Calls
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