The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-03-06

sworn says: Ihat he has known
Richard Fl. HolsOnbacke for number
OF years; that he had worked for him
and that he had always done his work
faithfully; that he bears the name Of
paying his debts and rents on lands
leased for cultivation. MI :eTI :
w. H. Zimmerman.
Personally appeared before me p. b.
Mayson, who being duly swori says:
That he had known Il. II. Holson-
Dacke for a number Of years and that
his general reputation for truthful
ness and veracity Is good; that he is
known to pay his debts, and that de-
ponenJ would believe MIN on OaUfl.
p. .fB.NIayson. Y
Personally appeared before me (de.
ponents stated below ard being duly
sworn said that they know Richard
II. HOlsonbacke's general reputation
for truth and veracity and that his
reputation is good and that they would
believe him on oath:
a. Z. Lott, G. a. Austin, j. w.
Hester, j. p. Odom, Samuel Hyatt
Jas. G. NIobley, j. Goldberg, Thos.
Holmes, j. L. Fulman, w. ii. Hall,
W. D. La Grove, A. G. Mayer. j. +.
Murrel, A. E. Carpenter, NJ. G. Car
penter, J. S. Bush, Malcolm jackson,
j. w. Hardy, Willie Cogburn, Jas.
Temples, Il. l.. Sawyer, G. w. Will
liams, G. w. Williams, p. A. John
son, }. A. Lott, w. Fl. Lott, j. e.
Lott, j. S. Culbrcatb, II. M. Powell,
j. G. Workman, M. O. Norris, Hon.
j. G. EdnundS, w. Il. Walton, J. N.
Carpenter, n. II. Jackson,.J. II. Cour-
Sey, W. II. Carpenter, II. Il. Carpen-
ter, 4. 0. CIR pentcr, G. b. Carpen-
ter
A similar certificate as to Holson-
backe's character was signed by citi-
Gems of Aiken county, as follows:
M. G. Whitlock, John r. Edison,
IL. a. Turner, J. M. Paul, p. T.. Brup
don, ). G. Hoard, j. r. Mayer, B. w.
Hester, Samuel Hyatt, j. G. Mobley,
}. 3. Odam, p. L. Brogdon, j. G..
Hand, J. r. Mayer, j.. Goldberg, r..
Finn, W. L. La Grove.
Before me personally appeared B.
Il. Tillman, who being duly sworn
says: That he is resident OF the
county Of Edgclield, South Carolina;
that he knows the reputation and
character OF Capt. j. a. White Of the
town Of Eageiield in said county and
State; that his reputation for truth
and veracity is high. and he (depon-
ent} would believe any statement he
made. B. X. Tillman.
Personally appeared before me (de.
ponentS stated below and being duly
sworn, says: That they are we'll ac-
quainted with j. A. White and know
his general reputation for truth and
veracity and honesty and fair dealing
to be excellent, and that they would
believe him on oath. That Captain
White is in full possession ofhis men
tai faculties aud consequently knows
what he says and does.
w. G. QUITS, deputy sElrilf. p. b.
Mayson, G. W. Odom, j L. Faulkner,
NJ. L. Brunson. magistrate; N. G..
Evans, ]. Il. Patterson, NJ. D.; G. NJ.
Williams, county treasurer; w. A.
Bird, county superintendent Of educa-
tiOn; w. II. Zimmerman.
b
Personally appeared before me W.
Fl. Zimmerman, who being duly sworn,
says: That he has known J. a.
White for number Of years and that
his reputation and character have
always been excellent for truth.
w. II. Zimmerman.
Personally appeared before me r.
II. Holsonhack, who being duly sworn
says: That he did make statement
that he had something else in view
when he came to columbia besides Il
position rs doorkccpcr to the senate
and that the business to which he re-
fcrred was to secure position as spc-
cial constable on the dispcnsary force;
that he was also trying to get posi-
tion as doorkeepcr to the house Of
representatives.; that he attaches to
this atfidavit letters from Hon. l.. j /.
Williams and Maj. G. w. Croft, which
letters have reference to the above
statement.
Richard II. (x) Holsonbacke,
mark.