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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-12
B0sCHEES GERMAN SYRUP

E8FaE HHf
Why take ordinary cough remedies
when Boschee's German Syrup has
been used for ffty-one years in ali
towns in the United States, Canada.
Australia, and other countries, for
coughs, bronchitis, colds settled in the
throat, especially lung trouble. 1t
gives the patient q good nights rest,
free from coughing, with easy expec-
toration In the morning, giving nature
q chance to soothe the inflamed parts,
throw of the disease, helping the pa
tient to regain his health, assisted by
pure air and sunshine when possible.
Trial size 25c, and 75c family size.
Sold in all towns IN the United States,
Canada, Australia, and other counr
tries.-Adv.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-12
FALLING HAIR MEANS
DANDRUFF IS ACTIVE
Save Your Hair! Get a Is Cent Bottle
of Danderine Right Now-Also
Stops Itching Scalp.

Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of q neglected
scalp; Of dandruf-that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. 1t robs the hair
Of it's luster, Its strength and it's very
life; eventually producing a feverish-
ness and itching of the scalp, which
If not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die-then the
hair falls out fast. A little Danderins
tonight-now-any time-will suSely
save your hair.
Get a 25 cent bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine from any store, and after
the first application your hair will
take on that life, luster and luxuriance
which is so beautiful. 1t will become
wavy and fluffy and have the appear
anee of abundance; an incompatible
gloss and softness, but what will
please you most will be after just q
few weeks use, when you will actual
ly see a lot OF fine, downy hair-new
hair-growing all over the scalp. SAdy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-12

his reply. 1t occurred to her tina
he knew at once about whom sht
had come-even that he knew sht
realized his appreciation of the
situation.
He swung back toward her, hi:
great hands occupied in manipu
lating, idly and with remarkable
deftness, a little paper cutter.
"Ah-h!" he said again, and ex.
planned; 81 shall not answer you
too briefly. In too few words, il
might pain you-much."
do not mind me-" she urged
in a low tone. ct is the truth,
the real facts, that | want"
He balanced the paper cutter
on the second knuckle of the fore
finger of his left hand and let it
slide slowly to the blotter Oh the
desk. He watched the progress of
the little knife with great atten-
ton. When he looked at her, he
encouraged her with his smile, as
if he knew his words might bring
her small comfort.
Miss Mallon," he began, cal
cohol can do anything-anything
injurious-to the human nerves,
the human brain. Shall I ex-
plain9"
please"
She leaned back in her chair,
never once taking her glance from
his face.
"We have to take such things
progressively, step by step, in de-
tail, when we discuss them-is it
not so?' he prefaced what he had
to say. "Now-you see, these
things have been worked out by
great physicians, wonderful psy-
biologists, trained men, the pick
Of the scientific world. It is facts
that you want. Good! We shall
confne ourselves to facts-facts
being, after all, things that have
been shown to be truths by many
investigations, patient expert
ments, and t%ireless study"
Yes, she agreed; all facts,
from which we may get the big,
individual fact--the one that I
want
"Quite so. Now, this alcohol:
lit a man drinks a glass Of beer,
he lowers his general efficiency
that day 8 per cent. If he drinks
three glasses of beer a day for u
days, his efficiency at the end Of
the ~ days is reduced sometimes
25 per cent, sometimes as much as
40 per cent. It depends, some
what, upon the mans physique
and temperament and upon the
kind Of work he does. But always
his usefulness is lowered between
25 and 40 per cent"
"Impossiblel she exclaimed
involuntarily.
Vetter waved his right hand in
mild denial.
my dear child,' he said, the
gentleness still in his voice, Sit
has been proved-so often. Again:
life insurance companies are gov
erned solely by facts and figures.
Unless their statistics and aver
ages are correct down to the
SrnalleSt fraeti0n thew lose rannov
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-12

HsEa4 ISAEStCo vi
"Show her in" he said finally
Doctor Vetter was a man Of
great stature, and fat. He weighed
more than 300 pounds. But IN.
like most fat men, there was
about him no air of jollity and
laughter. The expression on his
round, fat, clean shaver face was,
rather, one of solemnity, almost
sadness. He was an authority on
the diseases-the peeuliarities, the
quirks, the tragedies - of the
mind, and anybody who knew his
profession and observed him
would have said that his vast
knowledge Of his subject made
him mourn. Those who met him
casually, on the street, or at con-
certs where his great love of
music made him a familiar figure,
would have described him as
crusty, monosyllabic, difficult.
But those who had come to him
with their su1ferings and SORROWS
told another story. He became, it
seemed, quite q different sort Of
person in that spacious, half lit,
quiet room, where he listened to
what tortured men and women
had to say while they begged him
for relief. His compassion was in
finite. His sympathy was ire
mendous. There were one or two
who said there were moments
when his soul came out and
trembled on the edges of his eye
lashes--a great soul that knew
the sufferings of other souls and
went to meet them halfway.
AsAthe nurse closed the door
after ushering in Miss Mallon, he
GOT to his feet. Edith noticed
that, IN the movement of his vast
bulk, there was some degree of
gracefnlness. He took her hand
and held it q few seconds longer
than was necessary, she thought,
as he stood and looked smilingly
down upon her. He always gave
that impression-he looked down
at people, Individually and col
lectively, as If he studied them
and built up simultaneously in
his own mind little stories and
conjectnres about them.
Alb, Miss Mallon, he said in
! strong bass voice that had in it
also the promise Of tenderness,
& ia glad to see yon. You do
good things. We hear always Of
people who do really good
things.
She took theschair to which he
motioned her.
You are very kind, doctor, Z
She acknowledged his greeting,
Nyou who do nothing but good
alWays
His answering smile was slow,
appreciatiye.
E ismy profession--to try to
help be said but you are q
volunteer.
4 is because relied on your
Kindness, yonr generosity, that I
haveeome to you this afternoon, 3
Unexplained. am not in-but
"a anxious for Information, FOR
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-12
Probably an Idle Rumor.
What effect viii this shortage OF

cHc(t VIII ItHIS sHUTtUSc -UI
dyes have?"
81 don't know
But what do sou hears
Some say It's going to throw a lot
of brunettes back on the matrimonial
market" ia
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-12
He Knew.

A supervising principal recently was
testing some children in reading and,
in order to know whether. they inter-
preted correctly, asked the meaning
of different words. One word which
promised difficulty was "christened."
When asked, none could tell its mean
ing. In order to lead up to it's mean
ing the supervisor asked: well, what
do they do when a baby's born?H
One urchin, whose home must have
had a recent visit from Mr.. Stork,
popped up and said, ''They weigh it."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-12

Some men never accomplish any
thing because they are unable to fnd
an easy mark to put up the money. {
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-12
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN.

DR.. Johann Vetter read the
card which the nurse, entering his
consultation room with noiseless
step, handed him:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-12

Anurics cures Backache. Iumhaco
Rheumatism. Send 1Oc. DR.. ". N. PSrrne
Buffalo. n. r, for large trial package
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-12

The rail Journey from Constant
nopieIs q Basdad requires 81 hours.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-12
He reflected for a moment.

Miss Edith Mallon."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28

Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. Floors
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28
M>IN LINE, =. r.. Il.

HAVERFORD-AttraCt country place. acres
old shade, garden garage. IA rooms furn. or
unfurn. l107 otis Bldg Phi. Sp. 1896.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


THE PENNSYLVANIA CONPA%Y
For lr.ur..r..a ON I.i,ug aut Granting AuuuItioi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28
REAL EsTATE-suMMER HOUSE
MAINE


SOUTH WEST HARBoR, ME-To let. fur
nished S-room cottage overlooking harbor.
Alice NJ. clark. Water st. Augusta, Me-
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Harbert & Claghorn rsii. fS' BLDG.
NEW JERSEY sEAsHORE


AVALON-Furnished BUNGALOW, and
bath, screened porches $3.50 for season q l44.
Ledger Central.
SEA ISLE CITY; n, ,J.-Iiandsomely furnished
cottage near beach and railroad station; :
bedrooms: dining room: reception hall: kitchen
and bath; furnished for season. 622, Led
ger OtiCe,
STONE HARBoR-Cottages, BUNGALOWS and
apartments for rent, furnished by week,
month or season, at moderate prices: con-
Venient TO boardwalk and channel; all con.
veniences. Call, phone or write for illustrated
booklet s. j. r. COMPANY. Insurance.
Exchange bldg. Sd and Walnut SITS.
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
FOR RENT or 10 acre farm. with renovated
ia-room house with bath; borough water
cns suitable for better class of boa rider. a nd
iruCking: center of Hatboro; frontage on Main
street with trolley to Philadelphia; oommut.
ing railroad station; excellent schools poat.
offce library, churches, stores close by; best
class neighbors; healthy location.
Also 10 or SO acres Of fertile farmland with
rebuilt farm buildings, ETC., adjoining above
property. VIII rent the two properties sepa.
Tately or as one as desired. lmnediate pos
session.
references TO wARREr: N. CORNELL.
patbora Pennaylvania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28

SAMUEL r.. FON & 60.
s T.. con 9TH AND tALIOWIllLL SITS.
STORES
Us Commcrv" st, store aud , floors .. sou ,On
- y 9TH 4f.. large store. . ........... ~. 90
sol Elbort ST.. 3 floors .....,.. 800
STORES AND DWELLINGS,
1lu7 ,uulbrrIIuI Or and qt0r,, cows. e. S3G. 90
I!uitouVoou. stort and rOouls -. 90
Wood store and Il rooms .......... II. 90
iluh Paramount, slOrr and room. ..... lu.tu
gIul prrol, store aud ruums, first floor.
DWELLINGS
lTI5 Master. II rooms. ron,,ulcnc,S SSu. 90
100 SI.tr-h.ru. - rooms .......... 80 ~
IiG ~ tufh if rooms. rupHruIcuCrs. .. 81. 90
iGlp N.orrls II rooms. corN,unuCrs. ...... 9N. M
al N,Fraukn l0r SIS SiS New Mark tgr SO
2HO3 Fairm't lOr.,, -. ~ y, lhwrce, 'r. y
S05 NobIr. Qr 80. 80 22l3 4 ITInrn, Or. ~
1917 l.. Susduph' ,Sr 20. III Wharton. Ir... II
IlOGN
1880 Tiora. housekeeping apartment s........ $50
ISlH ontario ST.. ~ room ,oHycuionrcS. ,3S
Eo.tories Wnrchou,es Floors
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

FOR SALE-Fnrm in Arlington township, Mont
gomery County, of 81 acres: a large frontage
on two macadamized roadsi Cedar and Chel-
ten roads, between Fox Chase and Elkins
PARK near Pha city line; houses large
barn; high ground 5000 per acre: M. LONG
STRETH Fox Chase y. o.. Philadelphia.
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81 ISL RBAN

WANTED from May II to August II, country
house. furnished. containing . or more cham
hers | or more bathrooms, with running
water within - miles OF CITY Han Phia
state location. cunvcnicnccs aud price. T. $40.
Ledger Central.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FOR RENT-FURNISHED
GERMANTOWN
ATTRACTIvELY furnished house; bedrooms:
. baths: choice location: open surroundings.
From May TO Oct. ] sIo mo. Gtn 1902 w.
Chestnut Hin
FOR RENT from June TO October. furnished,
house ON Aliens lane adjoining Paramount
PARK. IL rooms. 3 baths, stable, garage, vege-
table and flower gardens, city water, electric
lights. Frank Miles Day. Aliens lane.
FtrpNIsIfED house o rms. bath, near st.. Mar
tins station Irnna n. n. AppIy ". D.
< Doweu c'p spsin=neld ave. chevtrpt MAJ, "
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NEAE y; -, WEsT NIa, CHESTER, property known as
uiip Minip'IrnurSt I ~ Stonc' m2der, ,r5Gsdrn"s
Of most elevated and f"rtn" land IA nearby
Property in unusually frs, class condition
vcgeabe sarden S' barn, stable ana Hr, garage
large front on Brandyw'nc Creek, .,,..... 600,
this Offering presents an unusual OPPORTUNITY
o rSS S SkE Il FRE ia % %aha s
gargEe all s Goays L, S"H2Hi IT, mlnptsS la5S
pa 3 trolley llncs. sGndO; terms to suit. Al.
dress 4. u. GIBSON. 3a5 Walnut St. Phila.
CORNER -$35 900: over 200 feet front hive tMo
in this select section; every possible conve.
shaSs ss"Se aqI HoRAeE H. FRITZ SRIf0 iii F" Wanut
LARGE STONE DWELLING, lS rooms With
nssr rS r. r. to and Tosy sn
Airy st. Norristown. Pa. -
SUBURBAN HOMES, country places and build
Ing F'''f Il to g SUI HuNrET2. n WaSne Pa
adH4 Sta sA fSgTs su:a'sns STrf a
Pnon" or write H. J. Dagger. Amber, Pa -
more home; immediate possession. See owner
JENKINS H29 Chestnut st.
Stores and Dwellings
STORE AND DWELLING. with postoffice. on
GSrmantown pike, near r; IL ir5nird station WI
Nndcrs, ii i. Airy St. Norrstown. Pa.
Suburban Lots
RI'U.DlNG SITE for residence. about IL acres
finest location in York road section; all at
grade: old shade. Glenn. 1917 Columbia ave.
MAIN LINE. y. x. x.
ARDMoRE-s acres overlooking Mill Creek
VALLEY: $500 per acre.
HARRIS Real Estate. Narberth. Pa.
DEVON-cO acres OF lawn with running water
at .hU per acre. HARRIS, Real Estate.
Narbcrth. Pa,
uAVERFORp-S7 S70o0--ll room single house.
Il cnarnDCrs. garage cars; old shade lot
i5N1Gi u minutes from station.
MERTON TITLE AND TRUST co.
OF ARDNORE
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Stores and Dwellings

STORE AND DWELLING. with postofiCe. on
Germantown pike. near Il. Il. station: VIII
soil cheap to settle estate. Inquire ID. NJ.
Andcrs. II ". Airy ST., Norristown. Pa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-21
MILITARY TRAINING.
University Work Will Continue Next
Year.

Columbia, July 1S.-Dr. w. s. Cur
rell. president or the University of
South Carolina, said yesterday that
the university would continue mill
tary training next year. and that I'm
the freshman class IL would be com
pulsory. He is now in communication
with the war department and hope
To get "a military instructor assigned
to the university. Whether one Ii
"a signed or not. however. the train
. ing Will go on.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-21
To the Members OF Sumter County
Committee Of Public safety and
Sumter County Council of Defense.

To the Members Of Sumter County
Committee OF Public safety anu
! Sumter County Council Of Defense.
Gsntlemen; At the last meeting q
your committee the HsA.i David ttt
cskss. ehairmaA Of the stsfs codni
cil OF Defense was present. Actin
on his suggestion your committee was
also made the Sumter County Com.
mittee Of Defense. acting under tn
State Council Of Defense of which
Mr.. Coker is chairman.
Mr.. Coker In the course of his ro
marks complimented the committee
upon the magnificent work they had
accomplished In Sumter County. The
value Of your services to Sumter
county and the state cannot be meas
ured In dollars. Through the whole
hearted and earnest work of thc
members OF your committee. Sumter
county has been made almost, IL not
self-supporting. and In this way YOU
have done your part towards aiding
the National Government In the pros
ecution OF the war. However. much
yet remains to be done. Your COM
mittee has been increased to 100
members. The next meeting will ~
held on Saturday. July the 21st. at IL
n. m. at the Chamber OF Commerce
You are urged to he present ut this
meeting. as II will be a very import
ant one. The final arrangements Will
be made for the boil weevil trip into
Georgia and Alabama. At this meet
ing Mr.. II. q. Plunkett will be pros
ent, and will address the COMMITTEES
and citizens on the boil weevil situa.
tion. This gentleman Is perhaps one
OF the best posted In the United
States on this subject. which is of vi
tai Importance to us all. Therefore
request that you show your interey
by being In attendance at this meet
ing. Each township chairman i,
earnestly requested to have the full
township committee completed, and q
the names have not already bees
sent to your secretary. to send then
In at once or bring them with you t.
the meeting. 1t is only by continu
alton OF the wholehearted cO-opera
tion of the committee that the best re
suits can be obtained.
Trusting to have the pleasure of SEQ
Ing you next Saturday. 1 am,
Very truly yours.
A. &. PHELPS. Chairman.
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656 Franklin, William, Williams
st.
657 Frazier, William, III East Ca
nal.
65S Freeman, James H., 336 S
Main st.
$50 Fraser, Sylvester Jr., Sumter
S. c.. Route 2.
$50 Punches, James, Al Council
st.
s61 Gadson, George, Sumter,
Route 3.
662 Gaillard, Joseph, Northwestern
Ave.
663 Gaillard, Zack, 425 Council st.
664 CAN'T, r. L., 412 w. Liberty
st.
665 Gary. julius, W. Liberty St.
666 Gordon. Clinton. Sumter, r. e.
d.
677 Gregg. Alvin. s. Sumter st.
66s Green, JOINER, III Walker
Ave.
6G9 Griffin. ]. W., II s. Washing
ton St.
GO Hadwin. w. NJ, 319 S. Salem
Ave.
GIL Hamilton. Oliver. Sumter,
c.. Pocalla Road.
S72 Harris, Fred, Sumter, s. G.
673 Harris, Marion, 19 s. Purdv
St.
GA Harris. Regan, Sumter, S. G..
676 Harris, David, 424 Council st.
676 Harrison. Vivian. 3O7 Bart
lette.
GIT Hawkins, Jesse T., 2O5 s.
Sumter Ct.
67S Haynes. Henry, Sumter, s. c.
679 Hewyard, A. L.. Sumter, Route
$50 Hayward. J. H.. Sumter, S. c..
Cane Savannah.
6S1 Hicks. Charles Wheeler, &C
South Wright.
6s2 Hickman, Anthony, Sumter, S.
G.
6s3, Hill. J. NJ, 1T $. Sumter st.
6S4 Hogan. Claude b.. Sumter,
Route 2.
es5 Holiday. Charlie, Sumter
Route 2.
sS6 Hooks. David, Hoyt Heights,
Sumter, S. c.
6S7 Horowitz. Meyer. II w. Bart
lette.
sss Howard. Edward, Sumter
Route 3.
$50 Howard. J. b., SO Canal st.
$50 Howard. Joseph, 22 S. Wash
ington st.
6s1 Hussey. r. NJ. 81 8. Edwards
st. - q.
6s2 Jackson. Elwood, Sumter
County. near Journeys.
G93 Jackson. L., 401 w. Oakland
6s4 Jackson, oliver. Sumter,
Route 2.
6s5 Jackson. Riley ", IL Edwards
st.
696 Jamison. Nose, 226 Canal st
697 James, Arthur, Sumter, s. C.
69S James, Edward, Sumter, s
c. (Cane Savannah.)
6s9 James. Henry, Sumter, s. c.,
(Cane Savannah)
700 James, Jim, Sumter, Route
701 James. Joe, Sumter, S. c.
702 James. Joseph. Sumter. S. c..
(Cane Savannah.)
7O3 James. Nathan, Sumter. Route
704 James. Peter. Fox st.
7O5 James, w. b.. 31S S. Main st.
7O6 Jenkins. Amos. 537 s. Sum
ter st.
7O7 Jenkins. Ancrum. 3S s. WASH
| ington.
70s Jenkins. Elijah, 537 s. Sum
ter st.
7O9 Jenkins, James, w. Liberty.
71O Jenkins, Paul, Sumter. s. G..
| $50 cShhiiS, uey, DO -. wash
ingtOn.
712 Johnson. Alfred E., ia West
Bartlette.
713 Johnson, Cleveland, G15 West
Oakland.
TIA Johnson, Harry, IL West Bee
st.
| 716 Johnson, Henry, Sumter. 5. c.
TIC Johnson, Henry, S West Bee
st.
TT Johnson. Ransom, los WALKER
Ave.
718 Johnson, Reynolds, Route ,.
Sumter, s. c..
719 Jones, Columbus. Is West
Bartlette.
12O Jones, T.. c., 40 S. Washington
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-21
COUNTY COMSlITrEE ON DE.
EENSE.
Public Safety Committee Coordinate,
With State Council Of Defense.

Chairman A. c. Phelps. Of the
Sumter County Committee of Public
Safety cordially invites the business
and professional men of Sumter.
whether members of the committee O.
safety or not. and who are interested
In the plans for tho fighting Of the
boil weevil to attend the next com
mittee meeting at IL a. m.. at sumte
Chamber of Commerce. Saturday. July
21st. a
The following letter from Chairman
Phelps to the farmers and bushes
men Of this important countrywide
committee will doubtless prove inter-
ssting reading to all who are inter
ested In preparedness and progress
ss well as patriotism and county civic
pride.
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| NV LcNdil, 1enrE, ZO5 w. Bart
lette.
TAI Lipsey. A. F., II Oakland Avc.
742 Lowery. d. E., Sumter, s. c
74S Lowry, E. B., 20 S. Blanding
744 Lloyd, T. A.. Sumter. s. C.
745 Lyde, Willie. Manning Ave.
746 Mack, Gear, Sumter, Route )
TAI Mack, John, William st.
74S Naples. Frank. Sumter, Route
749 Naples. Jake, Sumter, S. C.
$50 Naples, j. p, Sumter, s. c.
Route 3.
751 Marcus, T. L.. "a Railroad
Ave.
1852 Martin, G. c., COZ w. Bartlett
fSt.
1853 Maxwell, A. D., 10 Council st
754 Mellette, w. c., Dingle st
755 Meyers. s., Bradford st.
1856 Middleton, Martin, 4S7 South
Sumter st.
757 Middleton. ]. NJ, 437 South
Sumter st.
75S Middleton, Primus, 497 South
Sumter st.
759 Miller, Curley, 522 w. Oakland
76O Mitchell. Adam, Sumter, Route
3.
7G1 Mitchell. Century, Sumter.
1852 Mitchell. Primus, Sumter, s. c.
763 Moore, John, 19 Brand ST.
764 Moore, r. W., 1886 w. Liberty
765 Morris. f. r., 3O7 s. Sumter
ST..
7G6 Morris, Herbert, 16 S. Sumter
St.
767 Norris. j. L., 16 Blanding St
76S Morris. ]. w., 16 Blanding St.
769 Moseley, d. p, 16 Walker
Ave.
40 Moses, H. p, IL s. Salem.
I'll Moye. Nelson. 234 s. Purdv
st.
772 Moye, w. L., 12 West Bartlett
773 MuldrOw, Reece, Sumter, S. G
TIA Myers, j. A.. 1O2 S. Washing
ton.
IT'S Murray, w. NJ. Sumter, S. c
776 Mcbride. Herman, LOG Rail-
| road Ave.
TT McCants, Ed, Sumter, S. c.
IT'S Mccarthy. F. A.. 12 s. Sumter
st.
779 Mcconnell, f. H., 8 w. Oak
land Ave.
$50 Mccoy. Lawton, 1OS 1-2 w
Bartlette.
7S1 McQuilla, J. E, Bingham
Town, Sumter, s. c.
1872 McQuilla, Burgess, Sumter, $
7s3 McNeils, Jake Sumter, s. c
7S4 Mcmillan, John. II Walker
Ave.
1853 Mcleod, Varnie K, Sumter
Route 2.
7s6 Mcleod. G. W.. e. Calhou,
st.
7S7 Mcleod. Charlie, 81 Elliott st
1888 MCLAUGHLIN, Sam, Sumter, $
&c.
7S9 Mcfarland. J. E., Sumter
County.
.7sO McFadden. c. E., SOC Ding.
st.
791 McDuffy. Jim. 444 s. Council
1872 Murry, Jimmie, Sumter, Rout
1913 Nance. William, King St.. Sum.
ter S. c.
7s4 Nelson. William. 567 w. Lib
erty.
795 Neal, E. H.. Dingle St.
1876 Neal. Harrison, Sumter. S. c.
1877 Nelson, r. H.. Z Bee st.
1913 Newman, c. b., 3OS w. Oak.
land.
799 Newman, w. Roland, 3e5 w.
Oakland.
500 Owens, c. E., 26 Railroad
Ave.
sol Owens, Daniel, Sumter, Route
| 3.
802 Pack, Joseph, Sumter, Route
3.
S03 Pagan. B. H., 204 w. Liberty
SO4 Parker. y. G., Railroad Ave.
sos Payton. Elmore, 124 Council
st.
SOC Pierson, Mckenzie, 5SS South
Main st.
SO7 Perry. Julian Clyde, AZ Coun-
ell st.
sos Pierson, John, Sumter, Route
IL.
500 Pinciney, Samuel Marion
Sumter, Route 3.
$40 Pogue, Solomon Hoyt Heights