Sumter County GaArchives News.....THEY GO TO THE FRONT November 24 1892
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The Schley County News  

The Schley County News  Thursday, November 24, 1892  No. 9

THEY GO TO THE FRONT
Mr. H.S. Davis, of Americus, is an old Schley countian, and it was with 
profound pleasure that our people learned yesterday morning that he had 
received the democratic nomination for clerk and treasurer of that city, by a 
splendid majority, in a campaign closely contested by two other aspirants.

Mr. Davis is well qualified, attentive to business, popular with the masses 
and will give general satisfaction--his election being sure.

His success reminds of the fact that Schley county easily pushes to the front 
whereever she is represented.  For sixteen years we have furnished the 
solicitor-general for the southwestern circuit in the person of Hon. C(harles) 
B. Hudson and he has just been elected for four more years.  Hon. C(harles) F
(rederick) Crisp was first elected solicitor, moved to Americus and went up 
step by step from solicitor-general to judge of the superior court, thence to 
congress and in the speakers chair.  V.B. Hudson moved from this county to 
Texas and was soon afterward elected solicitor for his county and the present 
tax collector of Sumter first saw light in Schley, besides various others whom 
lack of space forbids mentioning.



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