Ballot battle decides Sumter primary results state wide
In Sumter County the county primary ended after long counts with 965 votes in the courthouse box. The results show Sheppard and Griffin winning legislature seats, Feagin sheriff, Cobb ordinary, Small tax collector, Speer tax receiver, Childers solicitor, and Edgar Jenkins coroner, with five of ten county commissioner seats filled. County precincts completed tallies by 7 pm. refunds of about 52 percent of campaign expenses are issued to candidates from the executive committee.
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Sumter
Sheppard
Griffin
Feagin
Cobb
Speer
Childers
Edgar Jenkins
Messrs
A. F. Hodges
Frank Sheffield
T. B. Hooks
H. J. Webb
I. N. Mott
H. E. Allen
W. H. Feagin
J. J. Wilson
Pat H. Williams
I. B. Small
W. P. Page
W. R. Speer
J. I. Hiller
Windsor
J. EB. Sheppard
F. W. Griffin
John D.williams
A. B. Carey
R. R. Howe
J. T. Ferguson
J. L. Chambliss
J. H. Daniel
J. A. McDonald
Geo. Oliver
JF. Bolton
Ballots
John A Cobb
W. LH. Feagin
Zack Childers
L. J. Blalock
Chas. Winchester
IW. P. Page
J. J. Hiller
R. S. Windsor
J. E. Sheppard
John D. Williams
Br. L. Chambliss
John A. McDonald
T. B.hooks
George Oliver
Frank SheMela
J. F. Bolton
W. B. Meys
Smith If Defeated to Leave Georgia In Brunswick
A Brunswick letter from a traveling man claims Gov. Smith would move to New York to practice law if defeated by Joseph M Brown. The informant says New York capitalists, en route to Florida, confirmed steps had been taken.
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Brunswick
Gov. Smith
Joseph M. Brown
New York
Florida
Peruna Tablets Earn Praise From Montpelier Man
Dear reader letter from Captain Lemuel M. Hutchinson of Montpelier Vermont praising Peruna Tablets for reviving him from a severe cold. He notes not being able to perform duties but recovered to excellent health and vigor after using the product. The letter highlights consumer testimonials and compares tablets to liquid medicine.
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Chania Cal
Lemuel M. Hutchinson
Montpelier
Thiasima
Ny Ieee
Webster Go Grand Jury Presentments
Webster County grand jury presents a year of farm yields and county finances. They report 1 800 tundies fodder ten bushels of peas and 1 250 pounds of pork produced, 29 schools with 418 white and 921 colored pupils. Revenue totals 7 160 26 with expenditures 5 621 65 leaving 1 534 71. They urge building a new jail not to exceed 5 000 and cite pauper farm costs 2 267 92 for three inmates.
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Littlejohn
Webster County
Wharton Barker
White
Philadelphia Ledger
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