The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-09-29

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on the 14th. Cotton is opening rapldiy,
and picking has become general
throughout the State.
Corn Is reported to be in good condl-
ton generally except in the northeast
ern counties where 1t was damaged Dy
the storm Of the 14th. Fodder pulling is
practically completed.
Rice waf not damaged as much as
was first reported; harvesting an0
threshing are progressing.
The weather has been favorable for
having during the past week. The for
age crops are good. Potatoes are gen.
orally good, bit poor IN a few places
Minor crops ore very promising.
The New Lawmakers.
After the second primary the follow
fn1 "a a complete list of the States new
lawmakers
THE N w SENATORS.
The following are the new senator's:
DR.. J. B. Black, Bamberg; Geo. d.
Bates, Barnweil; E. j. Dennis, Jr.
Berkley; N. 8. Connor, Dorchester;
". ]. johnson, Fairfield; T. G. Tai
bert. Edgeneld; Walter H. Wells, Flor
ence. VIM. L. Mauldin, Greenville; J.
Hampden Brooks Greenwood; F. T.
MCGOWAN, Laurens; D. F. Efrd, Lex
ipgton; C. L. Blease, Newberry: j. n.
Earle. Oconee; e. s. Blease, Saluda.
Senators Aldrich Of Barnwell, FORREST
ce Saluda, Sharpe of Lexington and
Talbird of Beaufort were defeated. Sen.
ator E. J. Dennis died and is succeeded
by his son. Senators Dean OF Green
Vile, Ragsdale of Fairfield, Ragsoale
of Florence, Herndon Of Oconee, Games
of Greenwood, Goodwin OF Laurens'
Mower of Newberry, Sheppard of Edge
field and Mayaeld Of Bamberg dld no,
offer for reelection. OF those reelected
Senators Holiday. Haydrick and w. +.
Johnson had opposition. .,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The members Of the house OF repre-
sentatives are: >,
Abbeville-J. Fraser Lyon, }. ~.
Nance and ]. C. Lomax.
Aiken-Dr. L. B. Etheridge. G. l..
Toole Jodn r. Cloy and B. K. Keenan,.
Anderson-J. W. Ashley, ]. B.
Watson, Geo. e. Prince, M. r. Irlpoie
! end j. T.. Mlll1Oru.
Bamberg-J. S. C. Faust aid Z. L.
LATTE
Barnwell-Dr. Ryan Giles, ]. E. Har-
ley and DR.. ]. Milton Turner.
| Beaufort-C. J. Colcock, Jos Glover
and w. N. Hayward.
J Berkeley-E. E. ballentine, W. l..
Parker and Geo. B. Davis.
| Charleston-Huger Sinkler, R. 5.
Whaley, J. E. Herbert, R. NJ. Lotion, Z.
N. Seabrook, D. ]. Baker, D. Mch.
Frost and A. o. Hamlin. -,
Cherokee. c. Otis and W. u.
Kirby.
Chester-A. L. CASTOR, Paul Hempdill
and T. C. Strong.
Chesterfield-G. K. Laney and w. r.
Pollock.
Clarendon-D. ]. Bradham, R. S. Des-
champs and D. L. Green.
CoIleton-W. C. Brant, ]. NJ. Walker
(third place to be filled.)
Darlington-L. M. Lawson, J. z. klr-
ven and A. Il. Gray.
Dorchester. A. Wim0erly.
| EdeeAeld-B. z. Nicholson, J. w. De-
Wore. -
Fairfeld-J. c. McCants, A. Homer
Brice, c. s. Ford.
Florence-W. B. Cause, F. I .ker-
chaw and ]. H. Poston.
Georgetown-M. W. Pryatt and ]. w
Doar.
Greenyille-B. A. Morgan. T. P. Goth
ran. John R. Harrison, l.. o. Patterson
and John ]. Watson.
Greenvood-M. P. Callison, W. H.
Yeldel and ]. F. Morrison.
Hampton-G. M. Riley and T. g.
Whaley.
Horry-D. D. Harrison and D. A.
spivey. n
Kershaw-M. L. Smith and J. y.
Richards. u
Foster.
Laurens-W. c. Irby. Jr., r. D. Boyd
J. H. Miller. ~
Lee-M. H. Pittman. W. Med. Green.
Lexington-E. ]. Ethredge, ]. M Ep-
ting and Paul E. Hutto.
Marion-Jno. C. Sellers. Geo. X.
Reaves. l.. M. Gasque.
Marlboro-D. D. McColl, Jr., w. W.
Bruce. j. P. Gibson.
Newberry-F. w. Higgins, j. w.
Earnhardt, ]. W. Taylor.
Oconee-E. E. Werner. ]. D. Sheldon.
Orangeburg-J. A. Banks, T: F.
Rrantley, r. F. Dukes, D. o. Herbert
E. L. Cutler.
Pfckens-Laban Mauldin, T. ]. Maui
din.
Richland-A. D. McFaddin. J. D.
Rawlinson, p. A. McMaster and L. W.
Haskell.
saluda-W. A. webb. ]. c. Edwards
| Sumter-Altamont Moses, T. B. Fra
ser, J. H. Clifton.
spartanburg-C. P. Sanders. J.
Wright Nash, w. M. Walker, X. D
Edwards, H. H. Arnold. w. J. Gibson
Union-H. C. Little, L. ]. Browning
Williamsburg-W. L. Bass, Jno. s.
Graham. Philip Stoll.
| York-Dr. j. E. Massey, ]. w. Ar:
drey, j. E. Beamguard and Dr. ). r.
Saye.