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Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27

John W Faulkner, OF Swan Lake,
was in this city the first Of the week
on business.
BE sure and see the new things in
spring goods just received at The
Gibson Co., everything in new ma
terial and shades.
c. E. Billiard, of Warren, was in
the city this week, he was accom-.
panied by his wife and daughter.
DR.. w. c. Black, Grand High
Priest of the Grand Chapter of Ma
sons, went to Lancaster yesterday
to co nier the degrees, and took with
him full team of members of the
order from this place.
Mrs. X. w. Cole and daughter,
Myrtle, have returned from a several
days shopping trip to Louisville
Mrs ] Smith Clarke, a former res.
ident of this place, now of Winches-
ter, is visiting here this week.
Mr. and Mrs S H Jones left this
week for Louisville where Mrs Jones
will be placed in an in6rmary.
A Juvenile Operetta will be given
by the music class, B B l, Monday
evening, March 30tn at 7:3O Ad-
NISSAN 10 cents proceeds 20 on
piano debt
The burning out OF a chimney at
the M F Church parsonage Wedues.
day afternoon called the FIRE com.
pany out for a run for their money.
The damage to the building was
slight.
Z. A. K nuckles and Miss Eliza
Fore, both of Wilton, were married
Monday pight at the home of !. T.
Beddow, on Main Street, Rev. E. r.
Overly official ing. The Advocate
exten DIS congratulations and best
wishes,
Judge Hammons' efforts to have
the State Board of Equalization al.
low Knox Ccunty's assessments re.
main as they are were rewarded by
the Board notifying the Judge that
the assessments would not be raised.
] { Faulkner, Of Swan Lake. was
in the city this week on a short visit
to his sister, Mrs VIC Mcdonald.
who has been sick for several weeks.
Evie Mitchell, deputy jailor. left
Wednesday night for Greendale
School of Reform with James Jones,
COL, age IL, OF Fighting Creek, who
is to be confined, until 81 years OF
age, for house breaking.
Deputy Sheriff Sam Hale and Po-
liceman G. M. Golden left wednes.
day night for Greendale School Of
Reform with Marks Hershberg and
one young Thompson, who will be
detained there until they are each Fl
years of age. Hershberg went for
breaking into Union College and
taking from the ofiic. of the presi.
dent of the college a collection Of
rare coins, which were worth about
$4,000 or 100000. Thompson
goes for robbery.
Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27
< PERSONAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Colson Bingham, Of Pineville, was
in town Thursday
w NJ West, of Lay, was in the
city Tuesday.
Suppose you come around and pay
your subscription?
Miss Flora Smith is visiting home
folks at Lancaster.
w G Martin, of Warren, was in
the city Tuesday.
w II Sowders, of Colmar, visited
friends here last Saturday.
Mrs. DIR. Snead. Of Warren, was
in the city shopping Tuesday
S. II. Rash, Of Corbin, was in
town Monday.
Perry Cole left Monday afternoon
to be away for several days on a
mine inspecting tour.
Editor Mcdonald spent Saturday
and Sunday in Louisville.
It's but little trouble to ask for
prices on wall paper, paints and
family medicines a, Frank hawn's
Low Price Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Decker, Tr +,
of Ely, spent Saturday and Sunday
here with Mr.. Decker's parents.
The appearance Of our Temple of
Justice is being very much improved
by n new coating of calcimine, wall
paper and paint.
The Gold Band guaranteed cloth.
ing for young men and men at The
Gibson Co.'S, only $500, material.
style and workmanship unsurpassed.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Per kins, March %, 8 pound boy.
Miss Fannie X. Dickinson, of War
rem, was here a few hours Tuesday.
Garrett Smith, Chief of Police of
PinevilIe, was here for few hours
Tuesday.
The Gibson Co., sells for cash, it
will pay to investigate their goods
and prices.
Not how much we can get, but
how little we can charge and make
n profit at iawn's Low Price Drug
Store.
IL. w. Childers, of Hopper, was in
town on business last Saturday.
]. S, Scalf, of Himyar, was in town
Saturday and left a nice order for
Job work with us.
1t will soon be time for the BUZZ
Wagons" to begin to hum. gasoline
will soon go up again.
Judge Hammons is the busiest
man in the County, he has court
every day in the week, and he sure
doas J, coma Uh;z
]. NJ Durham. Of Artemus, was
in the city Wednesday.
10 Gibson, proprietor of The
Gibson Co., has just returned IRON
market making his purchases oil
spring goods for his store at this
place, he is to be congratulated on
his most excellent selections.
MIR. and Mrs. W. H. Mcdonald
were in louisville the first Of the
week. Mrs. Mcdonald will visit he'
father at Lagcaster before she re-
turns a.
Hon. c. rs will arrive mex
week to be to attend Circuit
s spsi,, : I'M ''''
Mountain advocate., 1914-03-27

Railroad Ties Used In Nsv vsrk.
Out Of the l35.OO0.000 rs{lroad ties
used each year IN the United stzlss.
New YORK supplies about six per cent
aud consumes about ie.O0Qoo0.
United labor bulletin., 1914-02-14


addr n andn careful tier theirm mal.
and but
Iaboers will be jobs a sparks
unfair house and that they demand the ali
that organized labor
the o Barte nders Nc.
Honbg
be T.
Delegate onger reported that the
the
andh ardsa q s m they ycan.
the
with Worker
. should bevca
Makers
be
rooms which all in penite ~
Moved seconded adjourn, 5:2op D. M
W. r. WELSH Recording Secretary.
United labor bulletin., 1914-02-14

Committed on city shops reported progress
granted the privilege
in that the
II UNI Carried
n and of
the
he to
Carried
ORGANIZATIONS.
still
o
Comm mittee Carried
to
still month for the Michigan
arew n
conjunction with Bookbinders Tuesday February TO-
bersp patr union
amer ndmenta a ir next meetn
for
in that
United labor bulletin., 1914-02-14
RAPID GROWTH IN ILLIoNIs.

During the past three months the Illi-
nois State Federation Of Labor has in
creased its membership in remarkable
manner. Central bodies and local unions
are enrolling many new members MS
result of a vigorous campaign, and 10000
United labor bulletin., 1914-02-14

W. R. WELSH, Recording Secretary.
United labor bulletin., 1914-02-14

additions have been recorded during the
last quarter. This includes 1000 garment
workers, 1900 flat janitors, 700 press.
men, 100 civil engineers and 500 cigar
makers.
United labor bulletin., 1914-02-14

Beats them all. La Belle &c cigar !;
union made in Denver--Adv.
United labor bulletin., 1914-02-14
oFFleIAL Denver MzNUTEs
MISUNDERSTANDING
MINUTES
OFFICIAL
MEETING FEBRUARY 8, 1914.

Dnyer,
of
Rola and absentees noted
approved with the correction
the New Do
'front.' the
andth the
the
United labor bulletin., 1914-02-14


Regular meeting of Assembly called
President oage the chair Ra Of officers and absentees noted
seventeeh instead of the New Do
Web Fn | @ % s sG RsG @ Fs : esssa % nas 4sse
the
Organization Committee
5 EuS = $A$5#SS hSS% Y fs:s :e,,,,' ms1''
| II II R R. sit@ sPRIGGs Retail ssi t5tsiaa'D ciel
Committee Finance.
Ss5sS 4 esSssS #SS$5s 5s ::5 's''i5;
Committee on Resolutions
5 ;SHf 4 Sis$S s}&sSr S13s:s:: :s:sa:
Committee Arbitration.
Y EHl1a@ Z E6SpSsRacR S3Ga; Hs'ssEy bakers, Workers
Il HTSaS n SzEsSSR 5szSSf' ssa':9: fsfa'$:4''-
Committee on
5os SAE 4 HFEH1S FHTEssds ssssssss s;sssn.s Ss 20
+ HAEfS sHSS fS%iss Sai;:::;: SstS;
Committee
3 & Ii HiaMEHHuH5. HlHSHHFs5 lcissrs e'asrnats..
Committee Public Institutions
aaGEsrh aaGES 4 y TF1aRG FRiHcE 1sa SadS ar9Ss Women
Commit nd Lecture
#$ Els ss iSs.5:$;::, $5:;$;5:;
gRT5 FREY; N4ssRa !, HssHs 1ss':s5:I. 1sgssi:sn'''
Y " y!EssS, SFsS cs%sss sa:s'"S fhisE HsEa:s''.
"s roee % pe%tar % see
qualified a
this time
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Organizer Hamilton organized the Union and
members expects
s Sf2 s5P af%sn ina % Il ni the % building = % iii nor ;.l sold
not Ars'o Arb ;,5 &c % the Musicians @
gate Compton reported that he has been unable touch with Mr. Nc
'y; ., % %"5 be the 's To. til a' f'%
f,eosndsd re-, n that hat the % cor buy buy
the report ecevel reeommendon eSnsnrrei
mtee tee by be Investigated members
] f h and that the committee ANY any member OF the assembly who
t9n % before the committee Moved seconded that granted
sga5e 0e1bas @ reported @ that the loan shark la law has been declared
& Public & Institutions Buenburg reported that the com
county jail Moved considered
following
i Springfield Id Building Trades Council filed lii, ~ -,
MaIa%Ste Maryland
ss. locking their 5tsnas waters ] the the
away these P they "" % up % with wi % ar s
% sis @ lss. a SsPss s & e s 1s F. snf L. sss Miners Carried
Secretary President aIf"S wilson; N
Seamfiersj the organizer
I.ab emple amendm
s''i " Hamilton" ips"s time lost $40 $40
Thomas a mee p Rodsers slers salary TOO 100
nid A ffn; abst b"sa @ l publishing minutes 1887 ss4
Moved warrants
COMMITTEE 60 n tee on ,s city shops shops reported % progress ~
nas gs%tsd I'd tss % eiye I Corset the o M m G r % s Ssd that "a
m1seG b & from on being G & % @ M and seconded that the
Tpey reported in Of
aired. Carried
United labor bulletin., 1914-02-14
Franchise!

A FRANCHISE is any per-
NIT to a private concern to use public
streets or any common property
The right to hang banner
across street orr to build a passageway
above an alley is technically franchise
The Retail Plan to settle the
water dispute---While technically very
limited franchlse---is, in effect merely
giving the Wafer Company temporary
right TO continue using city streets and
alleys until we can agree upon reason
able price for the city to pay for its plant
The City can Exercise its
Option TO Purchase and take over the
plant within the first year or at the end
OF any Six-Month Period thereafter.
The contract is not, and never was in
tended to be, Long Term Grant
The plan provides that both
sides shall have an equal voice in fix
ing The price.
The Retail Plan Means
The first actual step toward
Immediate Municipal Ownership
not another 2O.year franchise.
The uery meat of the Retail plan city ownership
The permit is only tempo
rary and can be ended just as soon as
the City feels sure The price is right and
is ready to take over the property
And in the meantime every user
of water gets 10 per cent reduc-
ton in rates.
:, RETAIL ASSOCIAI
400 Chamber of Commerce Building
in that
inquire nail. II HIGH GRADE {
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

= e
ont h ~ sas bsesss twelve. - ~
not steal The noaey. He sltAee eee,o
IL money - ~ err
~naybe - 1i1n1 tahs ~ usaey.s
said HsAs1sttA fesling vag1aly ~
dt1aDDo1nts1ly tAat - wae - . -
soa Win eseeatlvellh ineelnelA
~Yes go" sai1 ths osassal n ~
pAcoee took ~ 81. ~ ~ ~ to1o
u noosy; q - toek ~ nsaay, -
~ ~ taks IL en-"
He certainly ~ tahs ~ nsosS.s
saaDpeA the faSUer.
.And NJ ear" sAdsl Dasslsst -,
srily.
"Ha could not have taken boGA, !.
dsclarsA IL ssaesal.
"You were roAbs1 last Night
weren't yoar' 1emAnle1 u farnes.
well. thsa r
AID ny car \ spaa isat mr. -
mandsd Dartlset
~Ys4 yss." acknowledge IL 90
efal. feeling that every word ~ eail
only made the other two angrisr. bit
stili eltnsins 70 bis dsductions - 70
his lifss principles. "Yss, Of course;
but Alphonss could not have dono
both. He went % With the car before
eleven. % b. could not have robbed
10 after twelve"
Sir" interrupted the farmer With
. quiet dignity that was Impressive.
do you accuse any Of 70 Of stealing :"
Ne. no." protested the general.
now hopelessly ratified. But II A.
phonse stole the money"
"Alphonse swiped both" said IL
Watermelon. and that settled II - TAR
~ the general was concerned, for the
general had boundless faith In the
young mans deductive abilities. Il
went In about eleven. He took the
car out. ran II down the road q bit
and then came back and aneaked our
things"
Certainly" said Bartlett. who could
not help feeling irritated with the gen
eral for the fault Of his man.
Billy laughed. All this bother about
nothing" said she. dad. what's one
car. more or less?"
"A car h . car. BLY," said Bart
lett coldly, refusing to Be comforted
for the ruin Of his plan to keen bat.
chelor away from the city over satuif.
day.
"Yes." agreed Henrietta sympathet.
ically. amy one hates to lose Q cal.
:But when you have sevsn." ohjsct
Cd Billy.
1--WE haven't got them here. have
VET" asked Bartlett.
mo. but We have one, and that's
enough for ave." declared Billy, And-
ing the usual difhculty In persuadins
people to count their blessings. I'VE
didn't need two. anyway"
The Watermelon turned and glanced
out Of the wide doors. down the tree
shaded road. and thought pityingly Of
the unfortunate Alphonse. gone OF Ct
the wrong time. with the whole cosn.
tryside on the watch for q lone youth
In big red touring car.
The Watermelon laughed softly, and
glancing ut Billy. laughed again. with
Bartlett going directly hack 70 the
city. - would not have 70 confess U
make tAinss. right,- h could leavs
them at The tslsgrapA e0cs anA drift
away on some pretsxt o. another,
leaving Billy gaily. hsed'up. . became
. successful flnanciss. not slink away
like . whipped dog. with only The
scofa and Doathlng In Der eyes 10 ~
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20
CHAPTER XVII.


Atpo0W0o ue00o away
The stable-boy would have access
b the back Of the house. too" said
the general. who felt that II be had
not become . general and had escaped
beins . master mechanic. he would
have been . famous detective.
"Yss.- agreed the Watermelon. But
J don't think Il ID the boy. J was out
until after eleven. and just before !
came In saw him drive W with the
girl. they had bsen out to some dance
end be left her and drove on"
TIE stri appeared In the doorway
wiplng . plsts. slipshod and awkward.
Hsnrietta blushed. the general was
Dainfully confused and the other three
turneA theis attention hastily 70 their
food.
want anythinsi" asked the sirl.
mo. thank you." replied Henrietta
gsntiy. fsslins that In judging the
staslsboy she had somehow injured
the girl.
Ths giri hnesesd . moment. slancsd
sisniAeaatiy ct The clock. and went
est.
swAe eosll Il bar asked BILLY.
peeesastly ssciteA.
sWhy. this b terFibes.~ sai1 Hsass-
eta IN the boy didn't 70 II. tiers
b % eas slss Who could have. but
~ family.
IN issis tAAs way. admitted the
WaessnsesA
what shah ~ cor saspsl Billy.
~Whae shall vs pay them vithf"
Ths slsttssnly III asain appsase1
n tAs 1eesway. nseA = ~ seaseal's
nsrvoueoea0.
"wsat aayeAiasi~ sAs asesl. -
Glanes1 aeAin q the elosk
mo" ssil Heorsstta- me. tAask
ysa."
r viii s9sak 70 Pastss.s 6eelass1
shs esasral % the girl len.
4 visA yes didn't have 70" sashs1
asassstsa. slt's horrid 10 Ioss yoss
Deasy. Ut Il muse - - nuch vosse
- ass1 nessy - that zoo vesl6
eesal ~
-Dut that's ths tess q heasssy." -
elass1 ~ esaesal 10 sse1 noasy
- - sesal.s
~ 1sss spsas1 ~ - this1 tins,
~ $4,000 - ~ AeGeseivs 49,
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20
cnAprGa XVII.


Ths farnsr Sorsavs ths esossal
With iosty dignity and turned To Bart
lett with suggestions and oasrs Of
help There was . telephone in the
village store. They could telephone
Boston or Portland. or they could tels-
phone Hsrrison and Harrison could
telegraph the larger citiss. with the
police notiAsd promptly. Aphonss
would not b liable 70 get far.
Bartlett osditativsly ehsvsd
straw and pondered the suggestion.
leaning against the nearest stall and
frowning thoughtfuliy st the generals
car, while the others stood around
him In . ssnieifcle.
They vsrs ten miles from the near.
ct failroaA. and the train service,
when they did strike Q road. vas Do.
cidsdly poor In that outos.ths-way 70.
cality. Sun. b. eood luck. quick
work and prompt connections. Bat.
che,or. vosla - able 70 reach Boston
late that sftssnoon or sweating and
New York before ten .. ~. Saturday
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

rwApr> - -.
ysass, two trsnps. esutsrin9 ssch ethsr
rsrdi.l thsss psrso.al alSses.scs. e:
ies tSSas eomss "; Su Hssss' - ~ ,,1 @S
- 10 which = the bsttsF Ioosins.
CHAPTER u-vasee~.,s. -. - =
sssser shop. Wins n. Content. q Tn
sisvsr csIcs - ~ : sh.se. :"
.-
msa Sathins r. 4 ma IA steaiS his
cssehss. Whils sitting In an ansomshaie
rcafSs6s Cs,sr.i "ai H s@pU y. H,s
eenghtsf. Henrietta. drive % IN car.
18TH $500 Wv n's csr Y GWsn n,s i nc
hsnds him . card beerinG the name vii:
rseosn1sS1 ~. ,s sssens'os TSs ssns ,,ns
Ian vho. broke the cotton corner in wall
10 6,ns r IN c ,h. before he invites nun
cuAprrp ~ ,
daced to Bartlett. q Biz WSii street op-
1 0s' snd HE dauehssr Billy. with
.,sn. Ahh (. x-bartiett. Who has been
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20
A@selea's 0rsoeeoa Weeoy1y
THe TOLEDO GLADE
TblDae, OAIu.
The best knoun neuspepes ID III
Uaited States.
Over Oue million sesdsss weekly.
POPULAR IN EvERy sTATK.
No Whiskey Advessising.

Ths s~vsusy-slnbsA ~ Z ~ ss,ue.
sUcs lisds lks lslsdo 1lAnde nsss 1pse-
ulas than u any Dsstoa uwries ~ issss
sud sucususiul sasses. It's nlnals :
usw se,apss u kslsese1 tssoessss 80
lsspostnssUs sssA usss tne1 svssy ssnss N
liss Uubun, llssssUy ntvussn d ~ ~.
SSsss.ssssass slghs - rlsssssss1 " -
ne gs..ss ~. ":a ...s ssss's sss'sssss
Ts.- Ws.sis aisss. 1. <k.al...,sis =
s.nsiiv ,ssvsa:s,se. ne ,pa,s s,1,ss,rS n
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

SUMMONS.
s sss:. q, e cnc' s:.; 81. La sAs co,..y
Perry y. Reyuelds. Pisin,ia.
Marguerite L. Rsysolds. lpses~dant.
To the rsop,s = ~ resss q cs.sssas,
ah0ve na0o1, 0anBTSuo.
yoa are hssshy requlrsa e agar h -
scttoa ero4ah4 aG4inse ~. ~ - a<gvo no0n1
plai.ste !. ~ Cesa1v csses a oeaesssna
. ss:ss,s 1907. 49, ~, ;r,ss -
C s::,' e. !. sssS 4c.s 80 ~ -: :
siSss - sssviss -. - .siss = S[S1sy =
oegvlsp - enk1 $500 mnr - - 49, 49,
tstal tn eame - tAnnGb - oG|1ns1SIo ~
- ..ads al - = - - : -
s.: - .s... |. l,..sAs = r,s,.sss :
;..s:,s = 6: .,ssSIssss =. s:I..'.s 80:
dessssed sad skas1aes1 ~ 1leis1i9 = Z
eonasses0sss II sks se1tsa = Vln 800
fatty .apesas srn9 esaplstns 10 satA seeiza -
sheiss ssssss:ss = - asAs 90 ~ =
z. =. q; .ss.ss - - Y "a q! :.
!" IL CO. 5. x 49, "a 1870 sss s.f
C:sst, . C9ssss, q .sid ssa~sy. shis mi ~
Si-s - d. y, - Is Is =
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

49, Ebsa says: There vesn
- . WAels NJ msss tresbss y nh
wost1 Y ss0s u ths hetAsads 6tdst
81 - 49,"
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

o. vijs ssallae - hlsaey aAewe
- sooGg1 = . seaessnAA 6y1og -
svsvuosA allss slssetsa.-Asselsss
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20
Illustrated


cheekoo. oco1-natured. entered.
0hs approached the table and smiled
joxially from one to the other.
= heps yoa liked everything" shs
ssid with . gentle hint In her tones
that they had fingered around the
breakfast table long enough. "Have
you had plenty, 0enefalf Can't ] gst
700 sons more coffee. Miss Cross
mann
mo. thank you" said the general.
confused and unhappy.
Mr.. Parker smiled still. II am glad
you liked everything. Your man should
be back soon. He hasn't had any
breakfast yet"
"Where'd he go!" asked the general,
feeling that that Was safe enough
ground.
my husband thinks that he went
out In one Of the automobiles very
early. for he found one OF them gone"
did your husband see him go"
asked Bartlett
''Oh. no. but he thinks he must have
gone because there IL only one auto
mobile"
"Oh. yes" said Henrietta, and
stared 1t the others. fearful Of read
Ing her own crushing suspicion In
their eyes.
Alphonse. the quiet. blase, peerless
Alphonsef Could II be he? That Al
phonse had gone for an early morn
ing spin lured by the dew on the clio
yer fields. BY the sweet chorus Of
awakening birds. borne by the unsup-
pressible desire to see the shy. sweet
advent Of . new day creeping up the
flushed and rosy sky. was wholly out
Of the question. Alphonse's soul. In
tho early morning hours. was filled
only with the beauty and glory Of bed.
Alphonse . thief was more believable
than AlphOnse getting out Of bed IN
called.
Billy Was the frst to speak.
the car she whispered.
"Oh, yes," said the landlady hastily,
not quite sure what had happened or
vas about to happen by the expression
on the facss before her. "Oh. yea"
reassuringly. he took the car. Ny
husband wasn't up when he went"
The general rose. his face red with
anger. III be has taken my car" he
thundsred. Il shall have him prose-
cutsa wAstAsr Hearistta likes II Or
rot" -
sIt's On outrage. synpathissd
BartlslA We can telegraph the %
lice"
-oh." moansd Hearsetta. Il did love
that car"
The landlady sought to reassurs
them In Q calm. placid manner that ~
vored Of big. gentleeyed COW. why.
he has only gone for . ride. He
went"
The general paused In the doorway.
-He went last night. madam" said be
coldly. and slightly Dramatically. for
he eeneral nsvsr believed In spelling
. good story BY mild delivery. And
~ took not only the car. but all our
money.
Led by the general and followed BY
the landlady. they made for the barn.
There. in the middle Of the door where
last night two cars had stood side
BY side. Q red and Q blue. was now
JULY o"s o .'.s ~. x
oen '''ppsu
Wy sns 49, .' ~ 49, -.
him that II was not his car that was
missing that he felt he owed Alph0nse
. debt Of gratitude and forsavs him
'm nass ...S,..
- s"S
.u,ss -.- $1,000. p..
I'M =
's. .,,,s 0s ~ !. ..s A..
u..H, ~ .s".,, sSss ~
"a ,n.n"y.
.. ss.s .ass.e w .
..,,.us. ~ nv -. ;.
$780,. 49, =. ~ /.
- ~ 'SI 49,, s "a.
.. a ~. ~" .s.s. '
~ 1870. -
a.. s
SueSs ue UcuOosbes00 " tusys sWs
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

Hsisn1-.TAs public win miss 700
nov you have left the stage" Actor
-"TAAt's way ! lsft ] 6isiise being
hll"-LoaAoa Standard.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-08-13

Oak Ridge-R w Blakeley, w
Davis, j T Wilson; clerk. s S Blakeley
Workman-B E Mcknight, F Win
gate, Walter Harrington; clerk, Rob
ert Epps.
Earls-M H Parsons. R M Haselden
] S Wheeler; clerk. E K Mcknight.
Black River-T E Dukes, R E Adams
] W McClam; clerk, w NJ Frierson.
Sandy Bay-T S Kelly, Willie Smith
] NJ Mckenzie; clerk, j N Coker.
Cades-H J Brown. E McFaddin
w w Fillmore; clerk, v E Strong.
Suttons-R E Blakeley, w L Altman
R D Blakeley; clerk, Otto Hinnant.
Johnsonville-James McCutchen, N \
Newell, S o Eaddy; clerk, S R Cock
field.
Trio-Charlie Boyd, RC Flowers, J
H Rowell; clerk, j w Moore.
Lenud-J M Rowe, 3 L Gordon, S f
Gordon; clerk, w Johnson.
Rough Branch-W E Hanna, w E
Cox, S McB Graham; clerk, W c
Central-w G Cantley, Jr, W 7
Phillips, S A Guerry; clerk, F F
Guerry.
Poplar Hill-B Chandler. W J Chan
dler, J G. Parsons; clerk, G H Stancill.
Morrisville e-Capers Marshall, John
Mcconnell, W M NARROW; clerk, B [
Nesmith.
Bethel-WH McElveen, C L Burgess,
R C Burgess; clerk, Bishop Burgess.
Cedar Swamp-S A Tisdale, w E
Snowden, E Brown; clerk, G o Epps.
Salters-A R Moseley. v E Lifrage,
] H Covington, Sr; clerk, H D McClary.
Indiantown-D E McCutchen, W R
Graham, P D Snowden; clerk, G n
Lovett.
Hemingway M G Eaddy, S Hug.
gins, Jr, L L Lambert; clerk, H Ed.
ward Eaddy.
Muddy Creek-L L Ard, M V Cox, G
W Johnson; clerk, F Poston.
Taft w B McC Collough, S E McCol.
Tough, j M Brown; clerk, H H Shepard
Lsnes-EJ J Parker, w B Mccullough
Jr, w E Johnson; clerk, E D McCol'
lough.
Pergamos B Fitch, Charley Cook
S M Terry; clerk, DR. L w Moore.
Hebron-G F Williamson. S B McEl
veen, Y A Budden; clerk, R c Nc
Elveen.
Greelyville-W E Lesesne, Warren
Montgomery, w c Tutle; clerk, M M
Bradshaw.
Blooningvale-H R Russell. W B j
Moore, B S Smith; clerk, R W Smith
Gourdins-Workman McClary, A {
Brown. P C Shirer; clerk, j w Chandler
The Executive Committee will meet
to tabulate the tote and declare the re-
suits of the primary on Thursday,
August 81, 1914, at the Court House al
II 80 o'clock a. m.
PHILIP H SToLL,
S-13-2t County Chairman.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-08-13
Registration Notice.

The office of the Supervisor Of Reg
istration will be open on the Isl Mon
day in each month for the purpose Of
registering any person who is quail.
fed as follows:
Who shall have been resident Of
the State for two years, and Of the
county one year, and of the polling pre-.
cinct in which the elector offers to
vote four months before the day Of
election, and shall have paid, si1
months before, any poll tax then due
and payable, and who can both read
and write any section of the constitu-
ton of 1896 submitted to him by the
Supervisors of Registration, or who
can show that he owns, and has paid
all taxes collectible on during the
present year, property in this State
assessed at three hundred dollars or
more. H A MEYER,
Clerk of Board