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purities from the body, ttegin today to
>aniah pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that siclcly bilious complexion by taking
Oases rets,?beauty for ten cents. All druggista.
satisfaction guaranteed, 10c. 25c. 50c.
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AT PICKENS.
Hoyt Has a Flattering Reception
and Makes a Good
Impression.
I
HANDS U1M
Tito Crowd Hold up Their Hands
When Senator Tillman Gives
the A'onl.
Spooial to The State.
I'ickens, (' II, via Kaslev, Aug
7. ? rite most tiresome, the most
wearing, the most uninteresting
campaign meeting thus far held
occurred here today. For seven
long hours the speaking continued
and during that timo the audience
had to stand. It is no wonder
that the voters became disgusted
and talked to amuse themselves,
or until they decided to go home
Senator Tillman estimated that a
third of the crowd had gone home
before he spoke, and it was a won.1
tl.-.i 4 1 I . 1 - - - II
ui-i iiuii nun 11:11 noi 1111 pone.
The most remarkable phase of
the meeting today was the apparent
acrobatic feat of the audience
in its hand primaries. The two
principal primaries were those of
llovt and Tillman. Mr L P
Odell had been worrying Col lioyt
with questions and Col Hoyt replied
as rapidly as the questions
were tired until finally he said
that he would take a hand primary
and see whether the crowd
was for the dispensary or prohibition.
The vast majority of
those voting voted for prohibition
in this hand primary. Senator
Tillman said it was about 70 to 10
or 15 ; and when Senator Tillman i
came to apeak he took a hand pri- I
I mary which resulted the same as
jthey have at previous meetings, j
00 per cent of those voting hold* i
; ing up their hands and hurrahing ,
for the dispensary.
tillman's religion, truly.
Senator Tillman said: "Bovs
it is tho old time religion yet." |
Senator Tillnmn remarked that i
I
probably a third of the audience
! tad gone home and that mav bo
f
! these were those that voted for!
I prohibition, at all events Col
Iloyt had tho majority of those ,
voting when he had his primary 1
land Tillman managed to get the
I old time vote and whoop.
i ' i
SKCBKT OK TI I.I.MAN S I'lllMAKV I
KXl'OSKD.
.lust for tho fun of tho thing
j several who wore conspicuous were
noted und it was found that they j
voted tor both prohibition and the |
I dispensary, their idea being no
(lout t to bo with the majority as
i it then appeared.
| SOT IF I1F.N.1AM1N CAS HEM* IT- ]
Another feature of the meeting
was the appearance of a number
of badges with thin inscription. !
"MtSwceney, Tillman, Good
Government." Some one had,
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I jj^p
A Mjgtikf
A Pale Face
1 | In prominent symplonl of vitiated \
1 blood. If covered wllb pimples, the i
1 evidence Is,complete. It's nature'e , ,
| *vay of warning yooofyourcondlllon. i
ji Johnston's I !
| Sarsaparilla
never Sails to rectify aTl'disorders of'
1 the blood, slight or eevere. of long
' i standi rip or recent origin. Its thirty
1 i veers record guarantees Its efficacy. i
J i Bold everywhere. Prloe 91.00 per full
guart bottle. Prepared only by
I MICHIGAN DRUG COMPAJTT,
' Dslrelt, MM.
('rawford Brea LancMier.H O H. C.
j r i"*cK?y a ? o, i.anoaMt+r
I i)?jnlel * Hick* Foit Law' h. c,\
[ D. H. J or J ah, Fort L?va, 8. C.
gotten up five hundred of these
badges it in said, and l?efore the
meeting had started the supply
was exhausted.
ALL JUMl'RD LITTLE MACK.
Whitman 8hid that the badges
wore worn because of the plated
pins, but whatever the cause was,
McSwteney-Tillman badges were
very much in evidence. The ten
dency of all tho gubernatorial
speeches today was to go for MeSwoeney
more than usual. Mo
Sweeney in his speech said that
the evident purpose was to pull
him down as the other candidates
must recognize him as leading or
they would not devote so much
time in their effort to get his office.
C
RA1TF.RS RAPPED.
Mr Gary in his speech made no
reference whatever to the Char
leston affair, and when Mr Patterson
came to speak he omitted
the Charleston controversy which
occasioned the Laurens scrap, but
ho took occasion to repeat his
statements relative to the salary
and tho position which the three
Gary brothers would hold if his
opponent was elected. The three
dispensary candidates all took
occasion to rap Col Hoyt and his
prohibition ideas, bi t Col Hoyt
seemed to beat his best, especially
in his reparttee with those who
interrupted him.
Col Hoyt wanted it understood
that he was making his race on
principle, and that this was the
first tune ho had ever presented
himself for oflico and that he did
it not because ho liked to go into
politics, but because he was presented
as the exponent of a prin
ciple that was dear to him. The
talk of tho political and unholy
? 11_ 1? -- ?
uiiiuiivc w?. ? simpiy mi enori on
the part of some to cloml the issues.
If it wus not right for the
citizen to engage in the sale of
liquor it was not right for the
State to do so. Ho favored the
repeal of the dispensary law, and
this did not mean the sale of liquors
through drug stores. He
said he had no objection to the
part that Tillman took in the
campaign, except that he thought
Tillman should take no part in
State politics, and it was even be
ing intimated, jokingly no doubt,
that Tillman had come out *o hcl|
lloyt. If Tillman persisted ir
lighting him he would try issuei
with the present argument an<
was saustieu that the peoph
would act without dictation and in
they should. He felt that prohi
hition was wanted and would win
WHITMAN SPOKE WlTII FIRE.
(} Walt Whitman spoke wit!
fire. Ho jumped on the Stat<
colleges, niado fun of the Mc
Sweeney badges, spoke of tin
rottenness that was alleged tt
exist in the State government
said what he would do if electee
governor, and insisted that tlx
dispensary was neither enforee<
inside or outside of it.
TILI.MAN NOT LIVELY.
l'here wiit* nothing ?specialI)
new in the speech of Senatoi
Tillman. lie made his customary
speech in favor of tho dispensary,
jumped on prohibition with hot!
feet in a vigorous manner; spokt
of his reasons for being in the
campaign and his duty to the people
as he looked upon it and how
Ollsv it. tvfitlhi h?va lioon ?
to have thrown sugar plums and
o(Tended no one and why he de
fended himself and the dispensary
at all times no matter what somt
people thought. He insisted thai
the prohibitionists have heen defeated
four times already and they
ought to he horied this time foi
once and all. He insisted that the
records showed that more liquoi
in drunk under prohibition than
at any other time.
WHO ARK THK HN4KKH t
f
He of coarse took up the min
I
isteriul mutter and hit out as
usual. He said that the opposition
was the same old snake that
tried to kill tho Reform movement
in S92 and '94 and that some
poor follows did not now rceog
nize it as tho same old snake. In
his pictuiing the two armies that
were fighting the dispensary he
had one of them under Bishop
Duncan and the other under N G
Gonzales, and said that all of 11 o |
: ministers who are fighting him
I . ...
and for prohibition and their allies
have always been his opponents
and have always lined up against
I the Reform movement and Tilltnanism,
and what it meant. The
'people hud no right tc? expect
anything else of these men, and
ho did not see why they are now
to be expected Residing with the
people or Reform movement.
WHY 1IK FIGHTS IIOYT.
Tillman wanted it understood
that he was not antagonizing Col
Hovt personally, but was only
fighting his principle and prohibition,
and would continue to do
so throughout the campaign. Ho
again warned the audience to he
careful in the selection of the |
! members of the general assembly, !
1 and showed that no governor
could repeal the dispensary law,
j but that the legislature had to bo
1 watched.
IIAIM'Y WITH KEBUI.T.
Although Tillman said that the
| cro'^d must he tired to death and
i he was nearly dead, he spoke for
I three quarters of an hour. He j
! made a strong speech, spoke with ;
force, roused the audience. Hej
j hat) things his way and was happy |
j with the results. A Kohn. j
IIIS I?|F? WAS SAVED.
Mr .J K Lilly, a prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo, lately had n
I I -1 - I I *
nwuvioiiiii uciiverauee iroin i\
frightful d? ath. In telling of it
he Hays: "I was taken with
Typhoiil Fever, that ran into
Pneumonia. My lungs became
hardened. 1 was so weak 1
couldn't oven sit up in bed.
Nothing helped mo. I expected
to soon die of Consumption, when j
I heard of Or Kind's New Discovery.
One b >ttie gave great relief.
1 continued to use it, and
j now am well and strong. 1 can't
say too much in its praise." This
marvellous medicine is the surest!
land quickest cure in the world for
i all Throat and Lung trouble.
i Regular sizes 50 cents and #1.00.
j Trial bottles free at Crawford
Bros Drug Store; every bottle]
! guaranteed.
State Campaign Schedule.
The following are the dates on
I which campaign meetings will he
, held in the several counties.
NValhalla, Thu rsday, August 0.
, Anderson, Friday, August 10.
, Abbeville, Saturday, August
11.
I Greenwood, Monday, August
, 13.
I Aiken, Wednesday, August 15.
Edgefield, Thursday, August
1 f>.
Saluda, Saturday, August 18.
Lexington, Tuesday, August
' 21.
r Columbia, Wednesday, August
i 22.
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5 VOLCANIC KKUITIONH
' Are grand, but Skin Eruptions
rob life of joy. Bucklen's Amies
i Salve, cures them ; also Old,
, t Kunning nn<l h over Soros, IJ leers,
I Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Best Pile cure
r on earth. Drives out Pains and
j Aches. Only 25 ctsa oox. Cure
t guaranteed. Sold by Cruwford
Bros Druggist.
r m .
riSend your Laundry to Camden
j New Steam Laundry. Wo aro as
well equipped as any Laundry in
1 the State to give prompt service
and excellent finish.
E A Nisbet & Co., Props.
Camden, S C.
SUMTER'S CANDIDATES.
Seven Ont of Eight Aspirants for
House are for Prohibition.
Special to Tlio State.
Wedgefield, Aug 7.?The candidates
for countv offices took the
town 1?v storm todav. not
30 bring present, end each candU
date with Ins little speech tried to
impress us with the reason why
he should be elected.
The candidates for the house of
representatives, eiirht in number,
with the exception ?-f one, serin to
be well in accord on what is gon
orally thought to be the most important
issue of the campaign,
that is?the liquor question.
Thoy are in favor of prohibition;
if that can't be had, then a better
enforcement of the dispensary
law.
how's in is r
We offer One H undrcd Dollars lieward
for any case o' < tt'arrh that cannot
he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
K j i HENEY ?fc CO., Props ToleUo,
O
We the undersigned have kn iwn
F J Stieney f ?r tne la-t 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in nil
UiiHiiiHXM traiiKHitdiMx ami IInam'I'lll v
h e 'n I'Mrry out any ob> Igations made
liv thel r li - m
VVkst i kuax, Wholesale Diugyi.-t.
i oledo, O.
Wai.iiinii Kinnan ?fe Marvin,
Wholesale l)i u .'ijiatH, Toledo. ().
Hall's Catarrh ? lire is taken in-.
t rim ly, acting dire illy ui>on the idnoil
and mueouH surfaces of the system.
Pri.-e, 7fte per bottle. Sold by all
Druggist#, Testimonials free.
Hall's Family 1'ills are the best
Union Services.
The following plan of Union
services will bo observed during
tho month of August :
1st Sunday?A R 1* church?
Rev .1 II Iloldridge.
2nd Sunday ? Methodist church
? Rev Chalmers Fraser.
3rd Sunday ? Presbyterian
cburtn- Rev W C Kwart.
4th Sunday?Baptist (at A R P
church)?Rev A N Rrunson,
A POWDKK Ml 1,1, KXk'i,osi(m
Removes everything in sight ;
so do drastic mineral Pills, but
both are mighty dangerous.
Don't dynamite the delicate
machinery of your body with
calomel, croton oil or aloes pills,
when I)r King's New Life Pills,
which are gentle as a summer
breeve. do il><? work ?r
('ures Headache, Constipation.
Only 25c at Crawford liros drug
store.
;T. W.SECREST, SURVEYOR,
osceola, s. r.
Iy fully equipped, and qualified, and
.solicit* your HurveylGif.
ONLY~$yo7
--MAHBLE AND GRANlfEMonuments,
Tablets, lead
Stones, Etc.
Children's $1.50, and upw ar ds
Adults, $2.50, $3.00, ami upwards.
A. J. McNinch.
Notice!
NOTK'K 18 UK UK BY UIVKV
(hut on (lie .'Hit tiny of August,
isoti, tlio oiitlerHiKiieil, a* Kxer-utor of
the volute of John J Bowers, ileneaHPii, .
will Mil* Ills final return ami settlement
him! make application to the l'mhate
oti..rt for the county of Caii<-a?h r, ri
C, for a final discharge ae auch Exec*
utor
w U f'lyburn, Ex'r
Au>r 1. 19n0-30d.
Notice !
Notice i* hereby given th^t
on the Hth day of September HHMi,
the underftlgned, hh the Executor of
the eatate of Andrew Johnaon. de*
ceaaeo, will make final return an?t
Hettlement to the Probat" Court of
Lancaafer county, H C, and apply to
eahl oourt for final (Uncharge aa nuch
Executor. VV T GREGORY,
Executor.
Aug 7th. lBOO-aod.
WANTED:?An agent at Lancanter
for Camden Steam Laundry
E A N abet & Co., Props.
Camden, S C.