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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-07-15
Twenty-Five Years Ago
From the Register

C. H. Collins has sold his fine resr
dence to Horace Fishback.
Geo. Alton went to Lake Preston
Saturday where he has accepted a
position in market at that place.
Mrs. Minnie Binford, who has been
a resident of this city for some time
departed for White Rock, Utah, Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Meadows OF
Castlewood, have been spending sew
eral days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. L. Tree.
Jas. Hird and wife of Livingston
Wis, returned home Tuesday after a
pleasant visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Hird.
Mr.. and Mrs SaAderson, parent
of G. r. Sanderson, returned to then
home at Zumbrota, Mimi, Monday
after a visit of a couple of weeks.
Prof w. H. H. Phillips has pur
chased a new bicycle for his family
He says the wheel tried the whole
family out the first day, but they are
still persevering.
The frost of last week did velg
little damage. Some corn fields look
scorched, but the stalks are not in
jured and will continue to grow. A
few potato patches look wilted il
spots, but the damage is nominal.
Phil Pesark has accepted the posi-
ton as manager Of the Farmers ele
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-07-15
WHIT E

From the Leader:
Miss Myrtle Hartley spent the week
end in Brookings visiting friends.
Mrs. J. c. Allison who has been
visiting friends went TO Brookings Fri
day Of last week.
Lon and Earl Miner and Miss Mar.
sha Hacket of BroOkings, spent Sun
day and Monday in White visiting with
friends.
County Treasurer Vern Welch At
3rd Of July. He received a telegram
stating that his mother who resides in
Illinois was dead and left to be pres
ent at the funeral.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-07-15
ELkTON

From the Record:
Mrs. Bessie Culhane went TO Brook
ings Tuesday for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. A A. Harris and Miss Maize
Stearns came down from BroOkings
yesterday to attend the funeral ser.
vices of Mrs. II. A. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nn Crumb and Leo
and Mr. John Hoan and daughter ar
rived in Brookings last Saturday morn
ing. WhCn the roads are passable they
vicinity.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-07-15

Arsenate of lead sprayed on cabbage
plants at any stage of growth relieves
them OF cabbage worms. Paris green
and lime are also good.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-07-15
The FAD Theatre

Thursday, July IS
A story of the Northwest Mounted
Police, with Frank Mayo as the star.
1.-THE RED LANE"
10c and Csc
Friday, July is
"A MANHATTAN KNIGHT"
With George Walsh.
10c and Csc
Saturday, July II.
Announced later. Good, new 5-reel
feature and 2-reel comedy.
10c and Csc
Monday and Tuesday
Tom Mix in fast one
"THE SPEED MANIAC"
10c and 25c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
NOTICE-EMERGENCY
HOSPITAL!

The annual mecting &c the Hospital -
segistton viii tikt place OH Monday. Oct0
Der 18Th. 1890 III D. III. III fh, hospital.
Nti persons Interested ia the welfare nf
this seFy necessary AMI nseful institution
and who wish tn haze a vote In its man
slGenleni are united ~ become members ~
the ,asnlent ef not less than SEQ anna
ally ana the enrichment ~ their names by
tltn Treasurer Mrs. Eigar Rasil. 81 her
home Murray iIiIi. n ouec as All donations
10 the hospital 10 lieinelniied in this years
report must bc IN befare the meeting.
lsNeFH grown person ia Annapolis WHO IS
Interested II the Emergency Hospital IL in.
Sifssi TO Attgn this meeting. whether 4
sHhseriher IA not but onlv those wna have
subscribed a. tir amount Of 500 Or more
are entitled ia vutc for managers
ei6 IN ORDER OF BOARD.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
COURT KNOCKS out
MOVIE RE EREMDUM
In Per Curtain Order. Court
Grants Mandamus Asked BY
Lords Day Alliance


SUNDAY moving pictures for Balti-
more civ Mere dealt death blow BY
he Court IL Appeals this afternoon
when chat tribunal handed down h
per curiam order granting the man
aamus petitioned for by representa-
tiyes of ne Lora.s nav Alliance
aganst The Board Of Election super
Nisors 2f the City "a prevent the ref
erendun OF tile issue being placed on
the idllots for the election Novein-
Der
The case MAS argued only yester-
DAY before the Appellate Court and
the per curtain order which was unanl-
mously agreed to was rendered
promptly ii order g settle the aues-
fion and In view Of the near approach
Of election day The order 81 the
Court follows
Without now referring % other
questions involved Ill This case
the Court beng Of The opinion
that the ict of 1920, Chapter ST.
deals with the repeal, re-enact
meH and amendment of ii Public
General Law ct this STATE. and
tha the question of the repeal
re-enactment and amendment Of
public general law is moi suscep
tible of being subjected 70 Tie ref
erendlm proposed BY said Act
II is ordered by the Court Of Ap-
peals Of MARYLAND this 18th day &c
October. 1920, that the Judgment
Of the Superior Court of Balti
more city in this case be reversed
aud that the case be remanded 10
the end that the writ Of nanda
mus be issued as prayed.
IA opinion Will be hereafter
filed stating the grounds Of the
Courts conclusions
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
MRS. PHILIP PETTEBONE
LAID TO REST TODAY

With the solemn services of requiem
high mass. the funera Of Mrs. Viii
helmina Pettebone. vile Of Philip
.Penebone. 81 North Severn. Anne
ARUNDEL county. who died Wednesday
morning. was held from ST. Mary S
Roman Catholic Church al o'clock
this morning. and internent was made
iii. 81. Mary Cemetery on the vest
EN- outskirts Of the cry The sery-
ices we're conducted By The Rev
Father Thummel. one Of the Redenlp-
orist Fathers attached 10 the church.
4 large number Of friends and rela-
tiyes attended the ohsequies.
Yhe rallbearers seFe Daniel
Keller. j. VI. Garter. Frank Kramer.
john Kramer and Gilbert Powell, all
.of Annapolis, and Luke Raley. Of Bal
tirIore Indertakers James S. Taylor
and Sons had charge of the funeral
arrangements
Mrs. Pettebone died 1T the home OF
her mother. Mrs. Charles Nuhlmeister.
20 West street She bad suffered Of
ca ncer and compIica ton of organic
ailments at her residence at North
severn fsr the last five years 4 few
days preceding her death she asked
10 Re Yamc ~ - honAe n hsr
nolner.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
REPAIRING ROAD FROM
PAROLE TO WATER WKS.
Has Long Been II Bad Shape
Ard County Commissioners
Finally Made Provision
PART DEFENSE HIGHWAY

nder ne direction Of Ganns Eng
.neer e n Haylnan a force II work
men Is naw engaged III makine re
pairs @ the stretch q road leading
from Camp Parole station q he Atls
rapolis Mater Works about $50 miles
distant Road machines have been In
operation taking off the snrtaee cops
ng. ana he highway Will he placed iii
ttrst-g ASS condition. Al leas' tempo
rarily
This stretch 81 road Is % g tie
Natiorat nslease illghWa fraal
Washington Is annapolis which Viii
ae built Within he next year Or So nj
mas long since been sadly II need %
repair there being multitude oi
holes in L is extremely unpleasant;
tor driving automobiles and other
vehicles, even in good weaihts Us nov
rrevails and, 81 course ondsions arr
rendered exterelnly bad after 4 rain
The State Roads Commission
lhfMlgll Chairneu john 8 abfekall is
letter Il the lsoartl q Counts Com
ri reesut date. Directed d
tentlon 70 The miserable condition Or
he highway lairnlan Ma kall hisa
self has had ali experience al driving
over H. and he found that ID roueil
weather il becomes almost ialpassssiI,
II, thereupon called upon Tie Count
'oWlnis toner's q make provision for
lis repaif t,ne of tie neeessities
pointed 10 n Tie matter il tbs fact tia
he road Will he used a greai deal tor
hAilillg much III the ms rial tji
building the Defense IIigawy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
tContlnnea on l.age a.l
s----------
Of FER $4,000 FOR
PROOF Of LEAGUE
AND "ABR|DGEMENT"
CIsy The Associated Press.,

WASHINGTON, ~ q. Oct l.,
Democratic National Headquarters to-
lay announced that cash prize of
$4,000 has been offered by the Pro-
League Independents to Senator Hard
ing. Senator Johnson. Senator Borah.
Senator Lodge Chairman Hays. Of the
Republican National Committee or
anybody else in tho United States who
could prove that the League Of Ma
lions would abridge the sovereignty
of America
Professor Irving Fisher Of Yale
University, president OF the League
Independents. explained that under
terms of the offer ESSAYS must be re-
.ceNed by mail or wire AT Il East 41st
street. New York City. by October
e2nd. that each member Of jury Of
II citizens to be appointed jointly by
George White and Will HAYS, C'hair-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
VICTIMS OF SUNDAY
MISHAPS CONVALESCENT

Victims of wo .aeidem ira 81
chrred 90 Suii4ag las has been
charged from treatment a the Elmer
gency Hospital where tllel had been
patients since meeting Their misfor-
tune. and have returned ta their re-
spcctiye honses They are Gilbert
Soft 1a-Aearold son Of Nj and Mrs
Nlnsoli q Colt. Of MURRAY Hill. and
Mrs Cornell wife of Eagene Cornell
hf Madison street
Young Got was injured when he
along the Annapolis BaltiRlorp bonle
.yara, al North Severn, while Mrs
Cornell was hurt when size fell @
he sidewalk after aIighting from al
automobile
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
GOVERNMENT To
DISBAND ALL. FAIR
PRICE CON- 6. NQV. |
eRv rhe As.oeiated rre.s.l

WASHINGTON ID. c.. Oct 10
The campaign conducted By the De-
.partment 81 Justice against the high
cost OF living aud the entire fair
price organization Will disband Now
ember
Letters have gone out from tile De
.partment TO all fair price commissions
and all others engaged in the eam-
paign advising them Of the Depart
ments decision to conclude this work
officers at the Department stated
Department officials said that while
fhe campaign had been successful the
immediate reason for closing up the
work was lack Of funds Abandon
mont Of the campaign probably viii
mean the displacement of half dozen
special assistants TO the attorney gem
cral who have devoted their entire
time to lighting high prices.
Ii was declared that the dissolu-
tion Of the organization in the cost
.of living campaign would have no ef-
feet oil the departments fight against
yiolators of the Lever food control
act.
The Attorney General vas repre-
sented as being fully convinced that
the Lever act had made Il possible
to curb the hoarders and Drofiteers
and will go forward with the prose
cution Of coal men and others against
whom complaints have been made.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
EXPLOSION VICTIMS
MUCH IMPROVED TODAY

William Brown. and " 9. Beall.
employees of the department Of cleo
trical engineering at the Naval Acad-
emy who suffered severe superficial
burns about their bodies and faces
yesterday afternoon when a can Of
shellac Nhich they we're opening. ex-
rl0ded, are reported today as pro-
gresslng favorably at the Naval Hos
pital whittier they we're removed Inn
meilately following the accident Thai
rae recovery Of botn men seems as
sured. IS ahe opinion - -7al sur
geons In attendance.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
WILSON REQU Es9s IMPORTATION
on DECLINE IN WHEAT PRICE
lBx The AssoeIatesl Pgesa.l

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Oct Is
President Wilson has requested Cow
ernor Allen. OF Kansas. 70 forward
"a the Federal Trade Commission any
information he has tending 70 indi-
cafe that the recent decline in wheat
prices vas due to unfair practices or
competition or 70 other artificial
causes.
A letter TO this effect sent today By
Secretary Tumulty was in answer to
many appeals for Government action
looking to an embargo on Canadian
wheat
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
BOARD CONSIDERS
ROAD QUESTIONS
County Commissioners Had
Comparatively Dull Time At
Meeting Held Yesterday

The Board 81 County Commission
ers had an of day at their weekly
meeting which WIS held Yesterday I'M
stead 81 Tuesday on account Of the
holiday observance q Columbus Day
Aside from the passage of number
of bills for current expenses. there
we're piTly three matters AL relating
re roads. g Niich attention Was
given
4 letter Was received from r NJ
Harris who owns d farm near Brook
lyn, through which the writer offers
10 make easy terms With the Board
for a right Of way from lie Annapo-
His Baltimore boulevard. which would
mean a cntoff Of more than four miles
from South Baltimore IN making the
offer. Mr Harris directed attention
TO the fact thai the county anthorl
ties We're after such RICH Of Way
4 few years ago III the absence Of
county engineer Haylnan the Board
held the mater over Tor further con-
sideration
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
PRESIDENTS WIFE rs.
48 TO-DAY; TO
HAVE PARTY

1t birthaay Is being ee!e-
brated today IL he White
House at Washington
AIRS Woodrow Wilson was
horn fortv-eigilt wears AGO IA
Nytheville a town III the ex-
t-ene northwestern part 81
Virginia
The immediate friends and
relatives al The First .atiy
have been sent invitations Is
III informal gathering tonight
at lie Executive Mansion. No
special program has been ar-
ranged and the party will he
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
VETS" Of 18TH SOON
TO HOLD RE UNION

Plans are now being nude for ths
annual reunion and banauet Of the
Maryland soldiers who seFsed IN tho
One Hundrel and Fifteenth Infantry
during the World War There are
more than 100 Of the OK seryice men
scattered about Annapolis and Anne
Arundel county 70 whom notices o.
the social gathering have been sen
ara many III them have expressed
their intention OF attending
The reunion and banauet will he
held at the Hotel Renner' Baltimore
on the evening Of October 20
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
EXCELLENT RESULT A
TRIBUTE TO MISS BRADY.


uo,, , n...,,,,. ,..a
ai'si tauSA 4'iatSea vs. US s9nSeti
given Last EVENING a the Governor
Mansion bs tie ARRANGEMENT 81 Miss
,ie,,s..,ree li,,ax and ,bta,eh m.
,,,.. 1850. .,. =,
@' - M s "
. l9 ne MI fssfFa q Inc f.ihefsehey
pitia Nurses Home Though he
trtisls Who performed have heen
, ~. .,., ,,,a,a
here hts hsesl none 'aa ni'ef sala
Indeed 4 aaala IS, impossible a.
5IH.aa to, hi.slFy 81 HE program whieA
Aas offered tor each 81 hase Who
oak part III i made i separate favor
lble iulpre ssan fhat contributed 10
ia feejins II total satisfaction when
he program Mas ended
Bart Wet. lss eeIIisl ii tile evan
ng,s Performance. Who d inctlonfa
y celli. ~ III mean reputation.
oaad high aspr NTH The audience As
tl-o did ll AdohlH Tor3Yskg Ill
shem Annapolis fpel- the pride hit
s. SIS an afai III her very own che
s, vacalis 81 fhc concert Miss Els8t
AleIanioi. 5Frano. and Mr Horace
afi,likon. b41 one. Delighted he audi
ne sinh j II songs MISS Melamet
eeii-kuow i Baltimore and most vi
Maryland & possessed 81 & remarkable
oiee. soft l.easant ana fexihle IIct
nosl PIE song Wa Hay helds
.ad Fan. ff5es which seencd par
81. Y!y tiis RS lpr avss
.goicp MIS- Melamef. besides the per
eetion 81 her voice. Is fortunate III
aayfng aIaA pleasing presence For
Young ley III her few years She
3ears hei in Il eilarming manner
and d0ubss 1Ieases her audience
afr IIefase AIiiliken sang severai
we'll knoNn selections aud brought g
himself ls.l applause
The Va 81 sts we're accompanied by
Miss Elia 4lteth Munroe.
The coAert was attended by a much
4arger nitn. Ter than had been expect
d. ana vest reception room IL The
ssovernoi : Mansion. the conservatory.
MI the rsaeption hall were filed -
apacHy Many out-ot town people
yere pr IL A complete list Of the
James lose present would be mi
possible out The following were
among 1iIe number Of music lovers, be-
,ides tisa patronesses who attended
Conna4nder and Mrs Stone. Mrs
Richareoa Professor and Mrs. g. AL
9fonso ssasith. Miss Calhoun and Mrs.
William r Murray. of Cumbersome;
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
COL. HOPKINS IS
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

The condition or Col Harry ] Hop-
kins. President 81 the Farmers Ma
;ional Bank. who has been cutie sick
for the past several days. Is reported
today as being slightly improved He
mas been suffering from severe irflam-
nation of the right eye. coupled with
organic ailments
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
EVENING CONCERT
FOR NURSES HOME
COMPLETE SUCCESS

Large Audience Found Splendid
Entertainments In Musical Pro-
gram Gwen Last Night At
Governors Mansion BY Local
And Out Of Town Artists
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
Road Meeting
or THE
or THE
Second Iarccinet. Second
District

There viii be i meeting Of tax
payers Of the second Precinct Of the
second District and those interested
ii roads a the hall in Brownsville,
aRIDAY. OCTOBER 18Th, At s I. n.
as ST GEORGE BARBER.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
[ rye Taking Over The Road

delegation d residents OF the.
upper county appeared before the
Board with reference q The county
aking over roadway from HE Glen
Burnie7Benfield road leading towards
Elpaton THIS road was the subject
If ~ investigation ~ 4 commission
appointed III The Board three years
ago. but no definite steps were taken.
Since the MASTER has NOW been re-
opened. Commissioners Disney and
Green and Engineer Iagman we're ap.
pointed committee IF inquiry. and
report back upon a recommendation
IN The premises
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
JENNINGS QUITS
AS MANAGER
OF DETROIT
tBy The Associated Press,

DETROIT. MICH, Oct 10
"FIughey' Jennings, today
rendered his resignation as
manager of the Detroit base
bali club to take effect imme-
diately.
In his letter Of resignation
10 President Navin Of the club
Jennings declared that he had
studied the baseball situation
and felt that q change would
be beneficial both to the club
and himzalg Jennings became
menage OF the Detroa Au1er-
csas in 1907 plotting the
team to . pe1nant IN that and
the two slecssd4ag sssso1a-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
DISPLAY OF NEGL|GEE
AND CHILDREN'S WEAR
Pretty Creations, Shown At For
NAL Opening OF New En-
porium Here Today
or EXCLUSIVE DEsIG N

Indeseribably lovely and rivalling,
In originality of design, beauty Of
color and delicacy Of material, the
ereafions ot the most exclusive
French artists the display OF negli-
sees, smocks and children's apparel
handmade by Mrs Blodgett and Miss
Thompson. today upon exhibition At
213 King George street. won excited
EXPLANATIONS III wonder and admira-
tion from the many women who
thronged the charming room where
the articles were displayed
Everything upon exhibition was en-
tirely handmade from exclusive pat-
terms and there were no Implications
Each design possessed that touch Of
originality which lifts a garment from
the realm Of mere wearing apparel.
into the field Of art
In large, well lighted room.
decorated with vases Of
chrysanthemums and other seasonable
flowers, the dainty articles We're
shown and every woman found 4
hard to discriminate in the midst Of
such bewildering loveliness.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
FOR ANNUAL
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
Manager Ruth Tells Local Ex-
ecutive Committee Of Pro
gram For Years Work
ARRANGE MEETING OCT q

Preparatory 81 the approaching
iteil Gall 0; the American Red Cross.
Wltieh begins on Arniatice Day Now
enlber ilth an interesting meeting of
lle Executive Committee of tile Anna
polls and ANNE Arundel coansy Chap
ter was held Yesterday afternoon ali
the local headquarters
The meetig Was addressed Is
Thomas dec Ruth. Manager Of the
Potomac Division Of he National Red
Gross. who came oyer from Washipe
Ton for the purpose He explained tho
program for the future Of this humans
tarian organization, and showed how
his county aud also the destitute
small nations Of Europe were abso-
ntely depending upon the Red Cross
The Roi4 Call IS an annual event.
and affords al opportunity FOR all
those heretofore affiliated Is members
of the Red cross q rcneB their mems
befship. and tor others 10 join Il
costs but d dollar i year to be Il mems
Der &C the He'd Cross ami q have the
privilege Of sharing ID the wonderful
work that i is doing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
old Gold 6hanflIly Lace

Among the most beautiful OF the
was an exquisite affair Of
I'D gold Chantiily lace. Boosting a
cape effect, which fell nearly to waist
depth and was banded with soft gray
fur. silver ribbon was used to bind
he hem 81 this crea ton and The girdle-
III the same ribbon. Was finished with
long. silver tassels About the neck a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15

tCnutinued on Page ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-01
MAGISTRATES RACE
u. S. SENATOR AND SATTE OF
FICES.

From returns received by the Press
and Banner up to the time Of going
to press it appears that second race
will be run between Senator E D.
Smith and George Warren to deter
mine who shall serve as United Stat
es Senator for the next six years.
Senator Smith according to the fig
ures at hand lacks about 5000 votes
of being nominated on this ballot.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-01
RESULTS IN OTHER COUNTIES.

In Anderson County, James N.
Pearman, Clerk of Court, has been
defeated for reelection by a vote of
more than 2 to 1 by J. Clarence Tay-
lor.
In that county Sheriff c. G King,
who was appointed by Governor
Cooper on the removal of Olin Sand.
ers, leads with vote of 100 as
against 1867 for his nearest oppo-
nent. Olin Sanders received 9S1 run.
ming fourth in the race.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-01
HUBERT COX NAMED FOR HOUSE-ASH-
LEY AND PUTNAM RUN OVER.
IL. PERRIN ELECTED, CARRYING EVERY
BOX IN COUNTY -EIcCLANE SHERIFF
Paul Mann is Nominated for Superintendent OF
Education, E. w. Nance for Sub-Suupervlsor
and Probably G.. W. Calvert.c-- Second
Race For Supervisor. Other
News From the State.

The election in Abbeville County passed OF
ouietlv Yesterday. A few less than 21OO people
registered their choice for the various Offices,
A tabulation on this page gives the detalleo
vote from which it will be seen that: .
Hubert Cox is nominated for the House OF
Representatives, with second race Tor the oIner
place between Messrs Thos. A. Putnam ana MEL
vim j. Ashley.
Capt J. L. Perrin has been renominated for
Clorl< of Court bv a vote of about three and a
half TO one over his opponent Major K. B. Cheat
ham. ~.
Foster B. McClane has won out for sheriff
over both his opponents by a comfortable ma
jority. 7,.,,
Paul H. Mann has won victory over WA
John Evans for County superintendent OF Eou-
cation by good majority. -,
Supervisor Stevenson will go in a second
race for that office with Walter Keller, no one
having received majority Of the votes tor that
Office
E.. w. Nance is renominated for Sub-Super-
visor and probably Geo. w. Calvert is also but
on the face of the figures Mr.. Calvert appears to
lack few votes of majority. It may take the
official count to decide this.
S. McComb has decisively defeated Judge
M. E.. Hollingsworth for the Magistrate>s Office
at Abbeville.
J. Howard Moore made runaway race for
solicitor in this county. It appears that second
race will be necessary for this office between him
and Solicitor Blackwell.
Fred H. Dominick has decisively defeated W..
w. Bradley for Congress from this district. .,
J. c. Cox was re-nominated coroner WITH
out opposition.
The state candidates received the following
votes in this county, not counting Abbevllle NO.
2 and Hampton, which had not come IN at the
time of the tabulation: