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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
THE ABBOT IS FIRST
IN THE LAT0NlL. DERBY
Son of The Friar Gallops in
Front on a Track That
Is Deep in Mud
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CINCINNATI, June 10. - Leading
from star, to finish. under wraps most
Of the journey. The Abbot, the big
brown colt by The Friar- Goody Good,
owned by w. ]. Young OF Lexington,
KY, won the Latonia derby this after
lessly ridden by Jockey ]. Lee, the
colored lad judging the pace excel
lently throughout and having no
trouble in keeping his mount In front
to the end. There was really no con-
test to it, for after Lee assumed the
lead he kept his mount away out in
front and won by FIVE lengths. Red
Gauntlet finished. second, Ave lengths
In front of Beau Brummel.
When the horses went to tho post
for the derby the track was a sea Of
mud. Because of this, Old Honesty
had been withdrawn. The book makers
were at sea as to which to make the
favorite. and The Abbot, Red Gauntlet,
Pink Star and Bottles were opened at
8 to / each. Beau Brummel was held
at and Ovelando at 4. Pink Star and
Bottles were backed to to l at post
time. The Abbot's price at the close
was to 1. Summary:
ward, purse:
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. ST. Str. Fin.
9-1o-Plantland tMinder) -. .1O4 2 1114
301-Stoner Hill Lloyd LOO 2 H 80
Time, Iii. Mike Sutton, Tanglewood, Wedge
wood. finished as named.
Second race-Four furlongs year old allies,
9-2o-Rebel Queen G. Lee). ..115 10 IL
S-l-Brown Mary Iloydl -1os s1s2n
Time. 81. Balla, Gracious Dame. Cousin
Frances. Esther Brown. Hester zorra The
Bats Sallie Barry. Lady Hspsburg, Demon
strate, finished as named.
Third race--Six furlongs year olds and up
ward, selling
odds; Horse and jockey. VT; St. Str. Fin
s-i-Bonebrake (wicklinel .1o2 21en
s5-Marmorean &C.. swami. s1 h31
Mack, Bergman. Dr.. McCarty. Careless.
Braden, finished as named.
s., 900 added 8 year olds:
Odds Horse and jockey. VT. ST. Str. Fin
al sFhs eanaspst aDsGs a .Sssin Ess; l14 $5s1s
s-1-B Bruplmci "a. Brown).11l 3 nix rs
rime-2;46 10. Pink Star, Ovelando, Bottles
Fifth race.-Four and half furiongs; 2 year
Odds Horse aud jockey. W.T. st. Str. Fin.
11-2V-Honest tJ. Lee, Ills 8 / b
s-1-Col Brady "a Brown los % 2 Il
20-1-Hollow Griffith, ...l06 8 40 ia
Time-:5S. Billy Bowlcgs, 0rlandot Epitomc,
finished az named.
Sixth race-one mile; q, year olds and upward
selling:
Odds Horse aud jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin
9-1-Webber tE. Martini :. 90 13 12
3-2-Request q. Lee ...-.1e4 2S 81
30-1-Florizel tSkrvinl .-103 30 81
Time-1:4s 90 Star Fairy. Hazel Patch. Della
Thorpe, Princess 0rna, Woolstone, finished as
named.
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HAMILTON ENrRIEs

First race. five and half furlongs-sfary
Gusts 50, Renewal 80, Sainziiia o. Birmfng-
ham lo2 Goodman 104. Gabrielle 10S. Charlie
Eastman ia. Ralbert i16.
Second race one and a sixteenth miles; selling
LA Thorpe 96. Pompadour 96, Willis Green 100
Captain Hale 1o1, Bye Bye II. 10l, Goldnote
101. Simon ID 113.
Third race. four aud half furlonps-
Grimsby Il3 Tuscarora 113. Out of Step i0,
Andrew Summers 112.s Cannie Maid, 112.
Fourth race steeplecnase, about two and
14G. Gypsano 153. Frank Somers 15s, Dawson
l5s, Picktime 166.
Annie 81. Maceonia 90. PlantaRanst 102. Crest
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Sports
San Francisco Athletic Club Manager Assured BY
Supervisors That He viii Be Granted Permit
BY r. a. Srr1yth

Alex Greggains, head of khe
san Francisco athletic club for
years, will promote the Nelson
Britt 20round boxing bout on the
night of July 3, in one of the big
skating rinks. Greggains has the
assurance of the supervisors that
the necessary permit will be forth
coming IN due time, and on this
he VIII proceed to make all ar
rangements for the important
bout.
The first step in the matter of
arranging the bout will be taken
tonight at meeting at The
Hague, in Fillmore street, when
Greggains will post his forfeit of
$500 to guarantee his ability to
carry out all provisions of the
articles he will sign with the
fighters. Jimmy Britt also will be
on hand to post his forfeit of
$500. The forfeit required of
Nolan was posted with The Call
some days ago.
When the representatives of
the boxers meet the promoter they
will draw up the final set of arti-
cles, which will bind all parties to
the big match. At the present
time articles are in existence
signed by the representatives OF
the boxers, in which the latter
agree to take part in bout of 20
rounds duration. There are also
clauses governing the selection OF
the referee and other details.
These will be incorporated in a
new set of articles, to which
Greggains, as the promoter, will
be party. In these the matter OF
the percentage which will be al
lowed the boxers will be stated,
and they viii provide also for the
forfeit OF the promoter, which
could not appear in the original
articles, TO which he was not a
party
Nelson does not underestimate
the task which is before him, ac-
cording to a telegram received
from him yesterday, dated Buck
lin, Kans. In this he announced
that he would arrive in this city
tomorrow morning, and that he
would settle down in his old
training quarters at Larkspur on
Thursday. 1t was the original in
tention of Manager Nolan to have
him stop off at Lake Tahoe and
10 spend two weeks in the noun
tains The Battler apparently
wants to 60 through his regular
routine OF training and feels that
he can have all the facilities in the
the Marin county quarters.
Jimmy Britt has been in t
he would land the match which
training and has been going on
sium at 'Shannons. rear San Raf
the boxer. He will not have mu
has been doing his road work at
first bfoached.
With the articles signed t
action, and the rival lightweights
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Edited by
R. A. Smyth
The Calls Selections
BY j. z. Jeffery

BY j. z. Jeffery
First racc-Carmelina, Forest
Rose, Saucy M.
Second race-Gottfeiben. Budget,
Egyptian Princess.
Third raee-Melar, Hattie Carr,
Annie III.
Fourth rncc-Misfy's Pride, Gem
NELL, Cloudlfght.
Fifth race-HedEethorr, Baron
Esher, Desmages.
sixth race-Fred Beat, 0ptieian.
Pal.
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STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
co To PARK COURTS
Big Tennis Tournaments
Will Be Contested in
This City

The annual state championship ten
mis- tournaments will be played on the
Golden Gate courts this year. This is
the first time these big events have
been scheduled for the public. courts
since they were installed a number of
years ago
The decision was reached at meet
ing of the delegates to the Pacific
states lawn tennis association. held at
the California club yesterday. The
event was contested last year on the
California club courts. Previously 1t
had always been held at San Rafael.
There will be four days of play, June
% and 29 and July and 4. The pre-
liminary rounds will be played on June
% and 2e; the finals are scheduled for
July and the championship matches
for July A. The women will play in
the mornings and the men in the after
Moons. All matches except finals and
championships will be two sets out of
three. The present champions are Miss
Hazel Hotchkiss and Herbert Long
The committee appointed TO conduct
the tournaments includes Fitz Guerin
(chairman). Carl Gardner. and Melville
Long.
permit for September in the name &C
the Columbia athletic club He has
filed an application also Tor a peri l
for four round fights on the night of
July 3. The Brooklyn club has applied
for a permit for June 2S.
Bill Squires has engaged a new spar
ring partner IN Ed Hagan, who has won
recently in the four round game'in this
city. Hagan was tried out yesterday
by the Australian He had heard 50
much of SQuires hard hitting ability
that he was almost entirely on the de-
fensive. When Hagan stood up to the
work Squires tried his body punch,
which is his most Furnishing mode of
attack. The work of the boxers was
witnessed by number of visitors from
this city. :
Squires announced that he had de-
cided upon two of the men who would
second him in his fight with Tommy
Burns. These are Eddie Hanlon and
Tim McGrath. The latter has long been
a familiar figure in the corner when a
championship fight is on.
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fallen 1o4. Affinity 1o7. Brazil 1e9. High Bear
Ill Rather Royal 1l3.
sixth race. SIX furIongs-Nellie Racine So
Alieera Sc. St Jeanne &C. Taunt So SALLY
suter 81. Duchess OF Dantzig 81, Irene 4 81,
Reina Swift 81. Loretta Mack 81. Attraction 81.
Julia Gentxbureer 80, Wiiletta 80, Oleasa 100,
Miss Gaiety l0l.
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HAMILTON SELECTIONS
By the New York Telegraph.

First race-Charlie Eastman. Ralbert, Cab
rielle.
second Simon D, Willis Green. La
Thorpe.
of Step.
Fifth rsce-Rather Royal ST. Joseph, High
Bear.
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LAToNIA ENTRIES

: First race. four and a half furiongs-Uncle
Tim l0I. Dukeiand 1Oi. Ben Sand lI0, Vansel
10, Headliae 11o, Highbinder 110. Hanbridse
Ito, Water Cooler 10, Maurice Calvin ITO, Da-
sid Mayer ITO. Mack Ito. MeAtee 110.
Second rasse six furongs. selling-No Quarter
90 Nedra f02, Camille 1O2 Pigley 1o2 Mary
Orr 102, Sister Polly 102. Deiestrome 102, Young
Stevens 10i, DR.. Lee Huffman 104. Little George
l04, Joe Coyle 104, Monere Jos, Sandcatcher 107,
Hardshot 10f, Your Anna los.
Third race. four and half furlongs. selling :
Lady Hapsburg "a. Silver Cup 80. Blanche Ham
iton 30. Embay 90, Gremse 90. Lavatrina lob,
Bucket Brigade 102, Sabado 102.
Fourth race, steeplechase. short course-Grace-
land 1s2, john Dillon l35. Pete Vinegar 137, Re-
jectable 143. Pirate 15S, Enverite lac, Arc Light
146. Race Girdle 1856. (Rejectable and Pirate
coupled as Hack entry.
Fifth race, six frrlongs. selling-woodclaIm
Io4, Miss Hawiey 107 Leta Duffy 107. Tsara
lo7, Great 100, Belitoone 109, Optional 1o9, Sea
Mate 100, Quick Rich 109 Docile 100. Sylvan
Belle 10s. Grey Plume ILL., Maibox Ill, W. a.
Slade 49, Tancred ll4
Sixth race one and sixteenth miles, selling
Anna Ruskn SO. ouardi 30, County Clerk o.,
Quagga 80, Oberon 100, Miss Ida 102, Mocassin
Maid 103. Sutry los, Gamester los, Henry o
100. The Gaddy 112.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
LATONIA SELECTIONS

BY the New York Telegraph.
First race-vansel, Highbinder, Major Mack.
Second race-No Quarter, Joe Coyle. DR.. Lee
Huffman
Third race-Gremse Embay, Sabado.
Fourth race-Pete Vinegar, Hack entry, Grace
land.
Fifth race-Great Gray Plume Leta Duffey.
Sixth race-0beron. Ganester, Ouardi.
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Entries at Emeryville

races are as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

Daniel Crowley has applied to the
--snervisors for a professional boxing
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

At post l minute. on
ow. Woolma. show, L
Start poor. Won drivi
3. Algol 40. Iivius o.
Optician when 1t came
1t ca me to a drive
him on well. but was
he sh ould have won.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

Jun
n
II
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

t $751; Pickaway. place. 2;
;. Winner ch- 9. by Piecolo-
lg- Second same. High price
Pickaway had the speed to get
to a drive Optician. away all
be dattened out completely.
cut on near i've fprlong pole
Algol and Livtus both
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

Ime-:A 20. :4S 20. 1:14 80, 1:4U 40.
show, 4-5. Optician, place. 2-5; out 81
Marcella. Trained by A. J. Jackson.
-Pickaway 8. Optician lilo, Woolma
to the front at the turn and outgamed
tangled up. made up ground, but when
Woolma was badly ridden Walsh got
and could not get through In stretch
made up much ground In the stretch.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11


won easily.
Warden Ike
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-17

aRest is the great restorer. We tire
our muscles by exercise and then rest
to restore them; yet great many OF
us do not stop to think how little rest
we give our stomachs. As usual
thing no part Of our bodies so gen
orally overworked as our digestive Or
gans. A tired and overworked stom-
ach will give signs Of distress to
which we pay no heed until at last
dyspepsia takes hold. Indigestion is
lust a warning, and if we heed
the warning we can easily avoid
further consequences. Kodol is a most
thorough stomach relief. 1t digests
what you eat and gives the stomach
the needed rest and greatly assists in
restoring it to its normal activity and
usefulness. Kodo1 is sold on guar
antee relief plan. 1t is sold here by
all druggists.
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Sumter, April 4, 1907.
"pneumonia's Deadly Work

*Had so seriously affected my right
lung" writes Mrs. Fanny Connor, OF
Rural Route /, Georgetown, Tenn,
that I coughed continuously night
and day and the neighbors predic-
tion-consumpt mption-seelned inevlta-
bic, until my husband brought home
bottle Of Dr. Kings New Discovery,
which in my case proved to be the
only real cough cure and restorer of
weak lungs" When ali other rene
dies utterly fail, YOU may still win in
the battle against lung and throat
troubles with New Discovery, the real
cure. Guaranteed by Sioert's. Drug
Store. soc and 81. Trial bottle free.
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Grand Jury Presentment.

TO his Honor, Judge y. =. hiuSH,
Presiding Judge.
We, the grand jury for Sumter
county, beg to make this, our first,
presentment.
We have examined into and re-
turned all bills given US by the act
ing solicitor
We have, through our committees,
visited the several county Offices,
Changing, aims house, Jail and dis
pensaries and lind them ali, without
exception in splendid AID satisfactory
condition. IN regard to the jail it
gives US pleasure 10, say tfsse We find
this institution in a clean and healss.y
condition, no complaints from prison
ers ana management far better
taan we haze yer noted before.
We ind the jail to be very ,aa.-lz
and unsafe 10 the keeper Tor the ad-
mission OF prisoners during the night
time, his only source Of light being
from hard lamps and candies, and
we respectfully reco.n1.1e2d that
electric lights be placed IN the corri-
dors u the 5an aad al. passages
through which prisoners ere admit
ted.
We faa negro. Ed Tiltln. cor
aaed since October 8. 1895, so:elg as
witness in tne case Of tie stat:
against spiyens ard zEocoonaer, said
case being on appeal TO the supr1l1e
court, but not yet reached by that
honorable body, and as tbs witness
has been used IN the courr we do not
see the good end 70 be served by the
further retention of this witness fel
possibly six months or a year, thus
depriving him Of his liberty on
mere presumption of what the su-
prene court viii do in this case.
Therefore we respectfully recommend
that your Honor forthwith order the
release of said Tilton.
We are sorry 20 report that several
Of our former recommendation have
not been carried out, notably the col
lection of the amount due the county
by the Mayesville dispenser.
Complaint has been made to ua
by one of the magistrates Of the
county that default has occurred in
a number Of appearance bonds in the
magistrates courts and no action has
been taken on same. We respectfully
ask your Honor to instruct the prop
err officers to give this matter their at
tention.
We respectfully call to your Hon
or's attention that number of wit.
nesses bound over for appearance az
court have failed to attend thus re-
tarding the progress Of the court, and
entailing considerable expense to the
county. We therefore ask that your
Honor take such steps as are neces-
sary to, prevent recurrence of the
same.
There is confied in the county jail
one Levi Henderson, held under 6
warrant issued by magistrate Of the
county charging assault with intent
to ravish. We are Informed that no
Indictment has been brought against
this prisoner. After careful inquiry
into and consideration Of this case.
we, the grand jury, believe that the
ends of justice will best be served by
the release from custody Of the saio
Levi Henderson, and we respectfully
ask your Honor to effect the same.
We desire to extend our thanks to
his Honor, the Presiding Judge, the
Acting Solicitor, and all other officers
Of the court for courtesies shown US
during the term.
All Of which is respectfully sub
mitted. r. l.. Wrgnr
Foreman.
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NOTE A.-This lot was sold to the
late Col. ). NJ. knight, but nothing
excent the earnest money, $3.50 was
naid. At his death the earnest money
vas declared forfeited to the County
and the lot resold to Mr.. G. g. Row.
Iana for the sum of 56,673.Oo. on
which he paid earnest money, SOU !:
leaving a balance now due by him OF
se $3.50 TO be paid when proper deed
IS made to him by the County Com
missiouerS.
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How to Avoid Appendicitis.

*Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
natural action Of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau-
seate or gripe and is mild and pleas
ant to take. Refuse substitutes. ST.
bert's Drug Store.
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Small Fire.

Fire broke out in Mrs. Everett's
millinery store on South Main street.
next to White and McCallum's insur-
ance office, about AS o'clock this
afternoon. The stock was practical
ly destroyed. but the building. which
is owned by Mr. T. C. Scaffe, was not
seriously damaged
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NOTE B.-These were checks ag-
gregating s369.08. given to pay sun
dry claims on the Ordinary County
funds. as is allowed by an act Of the
Legislature, which authorizes the
County Commissioners to use an
amouns not exceeding the sum OF
sl2. .OOO out of the Ordinary County
Funds in the erection of the New
County Courthouse.
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Eureka: Yes. I Have Found it at Las

Eureka! Yes, Have Found it at Last
*Found what? WI. that Chamber
lain's Salve cures eczema and all
manner of itching Of the skin. have
been afflicted for many years with
skin disease. had to get up three or
four times every night and wash with
cold water to allay the terrible itch
ing, but since using this salve in De-
cember, 1905, the itching has stopped
and has not troubled me.-Elder
John T Ongley, Rootville, Pa. For
sale by DeLorme's Pharmacy.
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Fred Barnett, negro man, was
killed near Rock Hill Sunday by
Beaufort Sturgess, white, for whom
Barnett was working. Sturgess at
tempted to stop Barnett. who was
beating his (Barnett's9 wife, and Bac-
nett attacked him with a knife.
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Charles C. Parler, who killed VIM.
J. Harley in Dorchester county sew
eral months ago was tried on the
charge Of murder Monday and ac-
quilted.
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j. C. DOVE.
\ Tribute From a Friend Who knew
Him Wei.
Nr. Editor:

A.r. Editor: Please allow ne
space to pay this small tribute to the
memory of that sturdy Old ci5ize..
ard gallant Confederate soldier, Mr..
]. C. Dove. who was laid to rest in
the cemetery here on TUESDAY last
Nr. Dove. though NOT native OF
Sumter, was known 20 many here,
having married Miss Lizzie DeLornle
OF this place over thirty years ago,
wno is sister 01 Or. J. W De-
Lorn1e and 1rl. @2r. Leaorme, we'll
known citizens o. t1:s ci5
aLr. Dove was from .DoTesville, s.
G., in Darlington COUNTY &nd las liy-
ed his eaefre life oc nas@ly G8f years
taere. 9cr nearly 35 years he was
the faithful ard efficient de9ot agent
81 Doves station aavng resigned
llsat position few months ago On ac-
count OF III health, end removing to
this city with MS fs.sisi!y 70 spend the
,.ast ,f his dars. Though suffering
aien orga2sSc heart disease. 1!2e-s was
20 reason 10 Suppose tnat fae end
vas 50 near, which caa3e feaceftl11ttyy ~
wiiIe i2e was siteipS II ais chair read
ing, without @ 1noine22ts we.l'Il5i5se55--
3ilt H7itheut the racing :}st-.a, the re-
ser, the dei1rilTas. tfie esf}acta5i'2:2
that make 50 many death-beds ter
rible.
Ar. Dove peionged 70 tssa1 quiet,
conservative, honest type ot man tElaH
makes cur best cltlze1-sEaf;' IN MS
nome ne vas always the pohee,
thoughtful gentleman and MS nos
pltalitE was equal 70 every demand
o ms "AIe ana cli-.ofeh ne W % 'iie
A1hd ahe ailec'ioiia'e lie7>ssit't e'ii'i
latheT' ana o:- then' he WAS @iiiios'
iaoli~eo'
men liis Wal oee" cen 'iie '''es'es
anu 'l'aoe q 'iSs '-lo --
''iei' As' st-'e 'e-i
iisii'ins II, 'ne "es'. a. oii '.-N W
"es cep'u'eo anu p1e'00u - p---01- =.
new oiie'nS' "iiei =" va '-it'a
loi iit'i '-iS SA--o 'ii '->'- N',,--'
Aei eo "AA1 11'N17 i-iete
was suoJeo'eo ooiis et''''eo . 49, ii-'t'e
chapter III tne nas'otS - n-s i-le
o1oneine ~
Of the war, he took part in the fa-
nous (locally) fight of Dingle's mill,
and was in command Of one Of the
two guns that were used with splen-
did effect-though unsuccessful in
tha and-fa keen the enemy from
crossine the swamp. It is said htat
he was the last man to leave the bat
flo ground and that he stood to his
ann 80 doeeed,v baedless Of the
41,o+
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FRIEND TO FRIEND.
R. L. WRIGHT.

The personal recommendations of peo-
p1e who have been cured of coughs and
colds by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
have done more than all else to make Il a
star1c article of trade and commerce over
q large part of the civilized world.
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Disbursements.

I
b B Belser. 5 per cent on sale
Of S.. 700 of the Solomons lots
IRE Misses Selomons, in full
for their property,
Taxes to Misses SolomoDs.
interest on deferred payments
to Misses SolomoDs,
Mrs = r. Schwartz and MIS-
d e MeFadden for rights
Of way in rear Of old Court
House Square, $500 eacn,
Surveyor for Services,
The State Pub, Go. for Adv
Bonds,
Mfg. Record for Adv. Bonds,
Interest on money Borrowed
from Bank of Sumter to
make first payment on
Solomons property,
Interest to E P Kicker on
money borrowed before
Bonds were delivered to
EDWARDS s & Walters, Archt'cs
Noise DeLeon, on contract
Total disbursements for all
purposes,
Balance Funds in hands OF
County Treasurer
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l. Wright been moe by the County ya Comm ST M
aaty CoSrt House certify that the b2ye statement IT'S eoree
SHOWN oy poos
G 0e the said County Commissioners and by vouchers SHOWN me
by the SAID Commissioners R.. L. WRIGHT
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Trying to live up to his good repu
tation has kept many man poor.
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FOR sALE-At Hagood, S. c., 100
acres of land that brings over a pale
of cotton to the acre. ADDRESS
Miss Emmie Saunders, Hagood, S.
- 10-17-tf
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Sumter, S. c., Mch. 10, 1907,
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Summary.

Received from Sale of Old
Court E ouse property.
Received from Sale OF SOLO
mons property,
Received from Sale OF BONDS
Total Receipts for Court
House Funds,
Paid out as per disburse-
ments above.
Less Amt. of Ordinary 20.
Funds used,
Balance to Credit of Court
Houss Account
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-17

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Than fancy's feet have ever trod, .
ETC., etc.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-17

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Total Received from Bonds,