He comes from a'section of the
ty that has had very few candidates
and would add strength to the ticket.
His many friends are glad of an op-
portunity to reward him for his good
work for the party and to recognize
his true worth as a young man.'
PERSONAL
Alfred Hudson went to Nashville
Tuesday.
Miss Lula Carson has returned from
Abbieville.
Mr. R, D. GufTy went to Greenville
Wednesday night.
Mr. N. C. Daniel, Cromwell, was
in town yesterday.
15 P. Taylor, Heaver Dam, made us
a pleasant call Monday.
Mrs. Q. B. dolemau, Greenville, is
visiting the family of her father-in-law,
Dr. J. S. Coleman.
Messrs. 15. H, Maddox and James
Wilson, Echols, called at our office
yesterday.
Mrs. Hiley Coleman, Dcnton,Tex.,
who has been visiting the family of
her father-in-law, Dr. J. S. Coleman,
left Monday for her home.
Klljnli Tliomrm Wllllmim.
Having just learned that the above
ilamcd gentleman has become a candidate
for County Judge on the Democratic
ticket, will you be so kind as
to grant me space in the valuable
columsof Tin; RurunucANto express
some of my convictions and feelings,
without the least disposition
to disparage in the remotest degree,
either one of the good Democrats
who does or may stand as candidates
for the same ofiTcc.
Hcing nn old nnd intimate acquaintance
ofthe Williams' family,
and having a reverential rccollecticn
of its venerable head, namely: Jere-
l miah Williams, and being familiar
j with all the children ofthe family all
the days of their Uvea, I feel that it
almost amounts to a duty that I
should express my opinion of the fitness
of U. T. Williams to fill the office
to which he aspires.
