The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 18, 1906, Page 8, Image 8
The County Campaign, j^1
Continued from Pane One. j1()t
drst primary; aud should the ^
second r tee be between Ansel ^
and Manning* I shall vote for ^ "
Ansel?as the least ot two evils .
wh
?and then claim that lie is still
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a pronibmoniet. in conclusion | ^
the speaker asked tor reelection ,
' the
as an endorsement of his course j
in the legislature. If reelected,!
he will still give Ins best atten- ..
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lion and bis most serious cousin- ^
eration to the duties that w'^ Ljie
lie before him tor the next two
pea
year8, dim
w. i>. rohinson, the
for the Iiouse. Glad to meet Evi
people of Buford and Gills Creek, in c
Ootnmenfed on the good schools mat
and good roads of the coramuni- seei
ty. Only one in race a native of was
Lancaster county. Four years ano
at Erskine college, graduating at t',e
the head of a class of 15. Won rU8
debase in the literary society con- ,?
" mil
tests. Taught for several years, frol
after which he studied law and j.
was admitted to Mie bar.
County needs its best men in
Legislature. In favor of good ra^
common schools throughout the jje
county. Opposes compulsory wjtj
system of education-4'You can
lead people but not diive them." wer
Can't afford to educate the negro. jor
He needs no compulsory system ^
?seiuls to school anyway. Op
poses immigration ?county grow
ing fast. No objection to Scotch
and English?but to the fellow
with the organ and a monkey
Will vote to abolish Bureau of
Immigration, if elected.
Favors pood roads?by taxa
(ion, making railroads and cotton
mills pay their full share. Can
do more work with a road machine
and mule than you can
with a pick and shovel. Opp< ses
bucket, shops. Fertilizer tax
111 cl 1
should bo divided bet ween Clem jn s
son and Wiuthrop. Opposes any seel
increase of appropriation to state ?
institutions, but in tavor of all Sii
we can pet tor common schools.
Favors liberal appropriation to ijj
the old soldiers. (;ic
lias real so much about the
whiskey question that, he is tired.
Representatives should not be A
elected on the liquor issue a one ore(
Don't consider it the burning >'ar
question. Thinks Brice hill
democratic and the question is
settled in this county. Favors a ^
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retell M mi I f Slnto I tiiiiianuurv I
v- ,T
purified. Some talk prohibition
and then vote to give Charles'on (
high license.
All tilings being equal, thinks
that at least one of your representatives
should bo a Lancaster 7
county man. soil
I For lack ol space we findlr'0f
VI
that we will hay? to postpone
until next issue publication of j
speeches ( f < -uididat s for other 1.
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Oluces J
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State Campaigners.
Lively Time at Newberry ?
Meeting-?Almost a Row. ^
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Newberry special in ( harlotte
Observer: 1 lie main features of j
today's meeting were Colonel!
Sloan's branding as a lie the ru-'
mor tlifit he would as (rovernor1
veto a prohibition hill if passed,
the hurrahing reception given to by
iator C. L. Hlease by the peo
of his h?'ine county, and th(
three-cornered play betweei
ssrs. Lyon, Iiagsdale and Hut
<ii9. The great wonder of the
r was that the meeting passed
without very serious trouble
ich at the time seemed inevi
le. Tlie cool, quick nerve ol
best men in the crowd was
only thing tlij^t saved the day
peace.
Credit should be given Mayor
>wn, Senator Blease, Sherill
brd and otheis tor the part
y took in stopping what npred
would be a deplorable
icultv. A na'hetic feature ol
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occasion was I lie part Mrs.
m. the mother ot Hob, took
loing all she could as a peace<or.
At one time she could be
ti trying to quiet Hub who
i frightfully angered and at
ther time she was seen on
stand when so many people
lied upon it in their endeavor
irevent anything like a row.
h was finally carried away
11 the stand.
Ceen interest centered in the
ate between Messrs Rags0
and Lyon. There were liur
s for Ragsdale as he got up.
was frequently interrupted
li loud yeils of applause. At
es during his speech there
e two crowds, one shouting
Ragsdale and the other for
in. When Mr. Lyon asked
August
Great Reduction or
We are making special effor
ve do not care to carry them <
ked the price from one-third
timmer wearables. This sah
cers.
lodal inOr^^mdies.
^ pieces 12Ac Organdies in soI
; n u. 1,1 ?.i.; l?
uwiui r, ? i 11 ur puiiw ? I imn Miir
(1olore<l Lawn.
inother shipment of those Colli
Lawn to clo?e out at 32c the
d.
Silk Mulls.
lII plain and flowered Mulif
i 35c, special for this sale 21c.
Wlilt < ^ Lawn.
inly 7 pieces of those 40 in. 20c
ite Lawns to close out at 12$c
I .si <*<* <' 11 rla ins.
pair Lace Curtains, slightly
ed on edges, .'{A yards long to
te out at 1 10 pair, worth douthe
money.
jet every body visit our store
ii sure you will find bargains
E. E. <
Lender in
lie Best Brai
and the most p
Ram's Horn. Red Bye. a
>tinct in flavor from all oth
TAYLOR
- "Why don't those who cry down
) prohibition take out warrants
\ strains* the blind tigers which
> they cite," therw were shouts of
i "Hurrah for Lyon."
I There was confusion and a
. feeling of great tension when
Mr. Lyon branded as demagogic
the claim of Mr. Ragsdale
i that the committee should
have made arrests and prosecutions.
Mr. ltagsdale arose sud
deuly and hotly slated that such
an assertion was untrue, lie
drew near to Mr. Lyon. The
stand was quickly crowded, but
several people rushed in he
tween Messrs Lyon and Ragsdale
LIub Evans started lor the stand,
but was kept oil'. Senator Blea6e
begged the people lor his sake to
preserve order. Evans said, right
by the stand, k<Any man who
says 1 am a grafter is a .
Mr. Lyon had spoken very direct
ly against the gratters, but
had made no direct thrust at
Hub Evans. However, he said
he had no apology to make lor
anything he had done or said
during the investigation. His
words against the abuses of the
dispensary were received with
loud cheers. At one time Hub
Evans said, "I don't want to
bother you Lyon, I just want to
maxe a statement.
Lyon : 41 My friend, you are
not bothering me in the least It
you will wait until I get through
you can say whatever yon
please."
Specials
i all Summer Goods
ts to close out all Summer Goods '
:>ver to another season. We have
to one-half down on everything
e will he a great saving to bargain
I t 'on t ii rv f 'lot li
A new shipment just in These
goods come in Linen and Domestic
finish. Linen finish 12$o. domestic
finish 10c. Kvery lady should
see these goods as there is noth- ;
ing so nice for a serviceable skirt
for same money.
Men Shirt Values.
10 doz. men best 50c shirts just
arrived and will he sold as long
as they last at 3 for 1 00
' Bargains in Pants.
We still have a few of those job
lot Pants to close out. They are
the greatest bargains ever offered j
! in Pants. Come quick before
they are all gone.
Low Cut Shoes.
Kvery pair of our Low Cut Shoes
for ladies and men marked at
least k under regular price. You i
I need another pair to close out
j the season.
(luring the month of August audi
jus) as advertised.
Cloud.
Low Prices.
ids of Tobacco
opular sellers are
nd Taylor's Natural Leaf.
er tobaccos. Manufactured only
BROS., Winston-Salem, N. C.
HABIT!
Habit rules one's life. Don't allow yourself to get |j
into bad habits. People who have used good Flour all
their lives can't cjuit, and if they happen toget bad Hour
they are always in a hurry to get rid of it. When you
want to feel that life is a pleasure and worth living,
don't forget to use the best?
! WMmmMSk
.
It's purity convinces the most skeptical. When you eat ||
it an easy and pleasant feeling passes over you like one
in lr?vo r>hillf?rl with hnnninpse If hrpn/I ie th<* cfaflP r\f
iife, why not eat good bread when it lies in quantities
right at your door. If you want the very whitest flour
we can supply you. We have flour that is whiter than
the whitest in Lancaster, hut reason tells us that no W
power can ge greater than the source from which it |j /
came. When you take your wheat to mill do you want ! ,^
your flour chalked or bleached by electricity? If you
do, this will do for fancy or for pride in hearing some
one brag on how white your biscuits were at dinner. I;
How about your health ? Don't overlook this. Life is
sweet, and when millionaires are groaning from aches
and pains from adulterated food you can be wishing for
the time to come when you can square yourself at the
table and be satisfied to sit and eat all the Magnolia
biscuits that your appetite calls for and fear no harm. 1
Cleanliness, purity and quality. Your trade invited with
the assurance that it will be appreciated and the goods
we sell you to be the very best in the lines we carry.
Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions?in fact, everything a
farmer needs. Most respectfully,
V' /T\ T^\T7%, "W(
.. ... ...... ...... .... ........ ..11 mi- ??i- iHivr nil advance snipvance
shipment of fall styles in ment of the well known brand of '
the Sherwood Shoe for Ladies SHILDS BliAND clothing that
This Shoe i? nothing new, having we ask you to inspect before buvbeen
advertised in nil the leading ing.
journals of this country. I'rice 50 I'r odd pant.t to close out at
2.00 and 2.50 your own price.
A bout 25 Ixilinn' Siimmnr Mutu clrvoo mil <? M ?
v.,,? v/ wtwnv "Ui v^nuifi
price?.
1C yds Androscoggin 4-4 Bleaching to the customer 82c. ,
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Respectfully,
A. J. Broom Company
Next Door to Post Office.
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I , JlrJJy m J4 JTLJUO
in Bennett's Old Stand.
Trade makes us happy. Goods return the compli- j
ment. When you are in town don't fail to see us. j *'
J. C. E.
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For Thirty Days
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We will sell all our Summer
goods at and below cost to make
room for our Fall stock.
500 yds 5c apron ginghams 4c. 10 yds 4 4 Sea Island for $1.00.
500 yds 01c apron ginghams 5c. 10 yds 27 in. Lawn for 35c.
500 yds ehambray and stripe 10 yds 32 in. 10c Lawns for 65c.
ginghams 5c. All our 10 and !2Ac Lawns for
1000 yds dress ginghams former 8c a yd.
price 8Ac this sale only G^c. All our 15 and 20c I\ K. to close
2000 yds A. F. (J. and renfrew out at 10 and 12Ac a yd.
ginghams and mercerized sham 10 Pes. 10c Colored Organdies
brays only 8c. I only 5c.
All our Dimities, White Lawn and Piques at cost.
1 Pc 72 in. White Organdie, the 35c grade this sale 20c.
5Pc 27 in. ilabutia Silk, the kind that will wash and look like new
silk, this sale only 42^c.
1 Pc 36 in. Hlack Peau l)e Soie Silk, the 1.25 kind, this sale 08. /
1 Pc 36 in. guaranteed 'laffeta Silk, value 1.25, this sale 08c.
Shoos! Shoos! Clothing! Clothing!
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