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CASTOj For Infant* and The Kind You Have AW! cases. All of tbe Important Jail cases were tried prior to tbe adjournment yester day. A man may retain bit good name if be can keep out of-politics. Good resolutions nee if they ever s I 1 ' THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER. THURSDAY. MORNING JUNE 9. 1910. g 3 ^ O t 5; S; K £> M g. Cfl 05 5- C C S ft’ S-* <3- 3 g III *** o o 5f» Si Ml S R* Sf B § § » B 3 >Q H"t ft S R* *0 *3 O n» s p 5- * Q O O tt> 09 M M M H’M s]vOh^OIs)vOh>M wi w « m o g (nil w © © © Pi O © 0.0 o SESSION OF COURT IS CLOSED ON TUESDAY. With tbe conclusion of the GUsson > yesterday, which resulted in tb| Acquittal of tbe defendant, G. W. Glis- »oc, tbe session of Sumter Superior t for tbe Hay term came to a close with many of the most important cases disposed of. Judge Littlejohn, who presided dur ing tbe session of ten days, formally adjourned tbe court at 5 o'clock. The grand jury made its general pre sent ments just prior to tbe adjourn ment of court and were discharged for tbe term. Tbe presentments of tbe grand jury will be publisbed In full, | tomorrow, and will be found of inter est Many subjects relative to the public weal were covered in tbe recommenda tions made by tbat body, in eluding tbe abolition of one or more of tbe coun ty offlees. This session of court baB been of rather unusual brevity, both for lack . of business and due to tbe illness of several attorneys. | Among the members of tbe bar thus' indisposed are Col. H. B. Simmons and Col. L. J. Blalock. There were less than a dozen new cases upon tbe civil docket at tbe be ginning of tbe session—not counting di vorce cases—and these were disposed of within two days. Tbe criminal docket was heavy, including 35 felony rr „ cr o K* 2 g 1 ft> Cl P o cr 8 g <4 < ® M S % p ° ft u B ^ g ft sr ® o o c o l-H Cfl B et fD S CP NS. 2 ® P g B EE sa &a d RS g vj s a O & P* e q ? S'* I 8 B " I 8 *