The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, August 11, 1892, Image 2
PICKENS SENTINEL.
P'ICKPINS C. If., S. C).
J. E. bo0s, Editor and l'roprietor.
Ptntered at Pickens 1'o8affice a econd Ciw
Master.
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of respect, contimuiicatiorip of a ,ersonal
chararter, when rdmissable, will be charged c
for as advertisennts. s
We recognlize and respect the rights of
olberb to honest difference of opinion, and
chlm the same right for ourselves.-Con.
servative Platform.
"EMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.
For President,
GROVE CLIVELAND,
Of New York.
For Vice-Presldent,
ADLAI U-. STEVENSON,
Of Illinois.
Comsmervative Mtate Ticket.
A For Governor,
JOHN C. 811 '%it'A 1),
Of Elgelelkt.
For Lietiteinant--overnor,
JAME'S-I L. )Ilt,
Of Ureenville.
For Attormey Genern),
W. P111Iity NIU Mt11y,
Of Colletonl.
For Comi,troller Gteral,
J1. Ht. 1IM1 'lIi-lT
Of 1I,1urell.
For Seeretary of State,
I.. Wt. YOt'MlAN$,
fI ttrisell.
For Superiltt-nidetit of I.:<ledtion.
lIt'\'. 1). W. M100,
or .\niderso.
For Adjutatit andt inspe-tor General,
.W.I)INON,
01f Yerk.]
For TIrenasarer,
E'. It. MOERI|-1,
Of .exhigtoo.
TIIURSDAY, AUG UST 11, i9.
If you vote for Tillman you will say by
so doing that yoti want to pay a $3 poll tax
to eduente the negrovs and ielp keep them
t) in the chain gang.
t
Whalt strange bed fellows polities make. P
Two years ago Mr. W. C. Benetwas an anti
'Tillm-a,n mian, now he is ninning for Attor. r
ney General on Tillban's ticket.
Gov. TrillInanl say he is in favor of a 3
Poll tax, and if it becomes a law and youi
fail to pay it yotu will be sent to the chain
gang inlstead of fifteen or thirty days in
jail.
Adjutant General Farley admitted on
the stand at Wisboro last week that lie
hl had ani ',exectitioln issued against him
for n1onl-paymeit of a $1 pol tax. Yet I
he is in favor of a three dollar poll tax.
Are you inl favor of a constutional con
ventiol to Inake It new constitution at a
Co.t of over "*100,000 to the tax payers of
this Stitte? Don't yoU pay Cntugh taxes
iow? This is (ite of Governer Tillani's
schemes-one of the principles he repre
seats.
lion. IV. . Ilenet, as at last found
standing room en the Tillnan side.
lHe hs pushed Assistant Attorney General
Townsend off and stepped on since "'little
curly headtted Johniniy" hats got otut of the
wa'y. We wonder if the Tillmanites will
not think that Mr. Jienet deserves their
'contempt'' for his lateness.
The Coltuibia liegister i.s opposing I Ion.
George Johnstone and favoring A. U. Latti
mer because it thinks Mr. Johtnstone is op
rosed to the suh.tro aury. Yet the organ
dIoes not say a word about, lIon. George D).
Tillman, a very strong opponetnt of the
sub-treastury and who is being opposed by
Superintendent TLalbert, an advocate of thec
sub-.treasuiry. The organ is afraid to 01).
pose Bosa llen's brother.
The Spartanburg lie~ntI Says An ex
amaination of the audoitor's books shiow that
Gencial Fatrley is mistaken. F"or the years
1879-80-8S2-87-89 lie paid4 neither the one
tdllar nor the fifty cents nor aniy tax of
anuy dlescription.'- And yet he is advocat
inig the threc dollar poll tax scheme. It Is
very fortunate for Glen. Farley that the law
is an lenient as It t itoad the tax was so
all. Buzt what about a mtan advocating
a 93. poll1 tax wheni Ite himself will not pay
the $1.t
We wee talking withi a man who claims ~
to be a Tlilbinan man and who says lie is i
suipport ing Tillmnan because if the princiei
ples he represent. Let uin ask our friend
and neighubor if lie believes ini the $3 poll
tax scheme, the couinty government bill, e
thte edttcatio oir pirop)ery qualifiention for C
voters, and ia high tariff. Thlese are somse
ol the principles that G;overnor Tillman
repiresents noiw andio are about the only Is.
put's he discuisses andt if he is sent to the Unit
ted States Senate and votes the way lie
talks here on the tariff issue lie will vote
w ith the lte'publlicanis.
ON 'IIA L.
(Governor Tillmian is on tial before theo
peCo.le of South Carolina for seeking andl
(obtaining olilee by false pretense for he re
peatedly asserted that he did not want ofllce
andl that te goal wvotuld be reached if lhe
was oiily a tustee oif an agricuittnda col
kege. le is on t rial in the second place
for causinug imore bitterness. strife and con.
tention amiong the people than wits evcri
known before.
lIe is on trial further for assailling the~
acts of ll hi redecessors biy charging them
wvith "'fraud," "icorruption"'aiid "'incipient
rottenness," which charges lie faile~d to es.
c.:tablish or prove.
II s on trial for his uncalled for attack
on) the Judges of the State for the dis
charge oif their otticial duties. For at
femipting to-raise the assessment of banks
aitd railroads biy his1 arb)itrary methods, af
ter' the towntliip and cotunty boards oit
eqtalization hand passe(d upxn the same andi
whIch will cost the tax payers several
thouisand dollars. For his had manage.
mnent of the Coosaw and Agaliculttural IHall
cases which will cost taix payers thousands
oif dollars in lawyeis fees, and( cost to say
nothing of the royalties. For vetoinhg
the best railruitd bill we have ever had,
thereby losing to the people a law that was
badly tneeded.
F?or jumiping 0on ol hers for ret tining prop
erty two low when lhe did( not retuan his
own for tmore than oine foturthi of its valuec.
kor accusling ot hers of- heIng "bribed" for
.aecep,ting. free passes otn railroads and1( at
thebre opportunity usiing one0 himself.
For tdvoeating a three dollar poll tax,
Sproperty or (,dncatlon)al quslitloatinn for
yoters and fo,r mainy oilier things. We be
Uove $te ycrdifl will be agaiust him on
A LOST CAUSI.
The Journal fully realizes that it has and
now advocaing tv lost cause. in the 18
It of that paper of July 28th, we find
is:
"When a lawydi takes the witness stand
nd testifies for his clients, witnesses are
.arce and the case is desperate."
The editor the Journal is a lawyer and
as violated not only what he says above,
ut a well known principle of law to not
tate conclusions of fact without the evi
ence to back it. That he has done this
annot be denIed, for we find in the last is.
je of that paper a long winded editorial
ritiling our mass meeting and the
peeches of Col. Orr and Maj. Murray
rithout giving the evidence. In the first
>lace he says that the audience was com.
osed of Sheppardites, one-third, and Till
manites two-thkda, which is erroneous.
rhe estimate should be reversed, The
lournal says it will not do the speakers tht
'injustice" to publish a synopsis of theit
ipeeches, yet it does them the "injustice
.0 cri t leise I heni, and what they said with
mt giving the evidence to the public. u
iere lie reaches the climax:
"One of the nany wimusing incident.
luring the delivery of' his speech was tha
ilt between the speaker ond B. J. .John
tol. Mr. Johnston put. a <lestiol to Mr.
Utirrny and it was really amusing to sc<
ns attempt to dodge it and side-tractk Mr,
Johnston, but the jolly Iiishmian stuck tc
lihi and made hii confess tit he voted
igainst the bill to reduce salaries of Stat<
Allicers.''
The evidence does not sustain this asser
Jion, anld the '"alusing incident" occulrre.
just like it was reported in the 4EN-rNKl
ist week. Mr. Johnston asked a questior
md hilnme(iately left the house without
waiting for the answer. It was a ver3
'aitiusing inci(teiet" indeed. If the editoi
f the Journal was disposed to do justic
ic would have published the speecie
>f Col. Orr and Maj. Murray, though it
vas only a synopsis, and let the public
udge whether or not his conclusions werc
ight. lie tries to force upon the publi(
ssertions and conclusions which he doco
ot give the evidence to sustain. Let u:
emind our friend that "when a lawyei
Rkes the stand and testifies for his client,
vitnesses are searce and the case desper
J. E. Boggs, editor of the SHN'tINIM
aving exhaisted himlselfl 1by his la; borioui
i1orts in answel ing a -llorl edito-rial in the
ournl, hla.s takenl a v1e1ctionl. Jie will
isit Vashingon, driink t lie rineral waters
f V'irgiiiia about tein diays. and then re.
lin we lope fully strenlgthinled in soul or
04dy to ecept tle inevitable dish of crow.
-People's .l.urnal.
'I'he editor of this paper bad by n-means
e.hausted hillf in nswering 6e Jour
al. but, on the contrary after :,eeing that
hat paper could not reply t) the editwriAl
n this paper of July 21st, it. wiai I hought
est to let the editor of the .Juriial get his
ireath.
As to the dish of crow we will say that
f it should fall to our lot to take it. Whichl
me do not think, it will he so saturated and
flavored with Cleveland and stevenlsor
sauice until we woul not realize it beint
crow. But we do not believe it will fall t<
our Int to tak(e it in any shape. If Shep.
p~ard and Orr, and Cleveland aind Stevensoi
arme elected,which we think they will be, we
will deeply symapathi/.e with the Journal
bJeca~use it will ha:ve two udishies of criow i
,wallow and no sauce to( pst. oni it.
I1E F 01F 11OWIN(G.
iMaj. Murray statted in his speech here o1
last week eertaia capitalists had visited the
North plrior to Tilhnaao's cainpatigni in 1890it
sid had been promnisedl help in a certini
nianiiufatcturing~ enterprise aind cont inued
xis camipaign hy all mnanner of abuse of
he State ()Ilicers, c-ha rginig cotrrupt ion ,
traudl and nmany oilier things. Upon our
-apitalists' return NorthI they were refused
telp on the grotund that they (didl not want
) plhace their money where such girave
:hargcs werc maide against the State (If.
ceers.
Of course Mr. Tillman wafs "b)lowing,"
mut it had Ita effect all tihe samel, andu but
oIr It-we might say his aulmost criminal
lowing-we mi'ht have sonme large fac
ories employing hundreds of hands dis
ribuiting thousands of dollars ai mloth
mong us, and furnishing a lhme mairket
or gardeners. lBut Alas! our "'lilower,"'H.
Now toI miake the di tference plini toI ev
ryone be(tween the present system and thle
ne. which will b,e inaite poss5ible by Till
in's success, let us doI a little figuringm:
(Governor Tiiltiman re-Pains his pirolpei ty
o~r taxationi at $175 It is worth t hiree
ime afCIs inuichi, 1bu1tiwe wyill give him axll
he advantage he s(eures by the return ot
~10 cows, St.33 hogs, $51) mules, sky. Ih1i
wol mtill pulicli school tax oni $ 375
monta to $l6.75. His $1 poll tax adeh-d
nak es his p resenit contribution to'. pultlile
ducation $1 7.75i.
John Smith, let us say, is a renter, with
>racticatlly tno prope:rty. lie paIys now on-i
y $1 poli1 tax. So we have as the presenit
igure's:
B. 11 Tilhmnan, $17.75; John Smith, $1.
Uimder the Tfilhnan-Gasrv-Evans tulan of
$3 poll tax and no 2 nills tax, we woubi
myeV these figures:
ii. 1H. TIilhinn, $3: John Smith, *3.
As re-sults of the ebainge there would be
hese gaiines andl lo)sses:
Gain for II. 11. Tilhinan, $14.75.
Loss for John SimithI, *2.
ilowv ninny JTohin Smiths are there who
Want to save the II. It. Tlilimans $i1.7j
eachi, at a cost to themselves (If *2 each.
Elebe' Error.
"'It is said by the adini istrat ion that no
unfairness has been plratticed in regard to
the assessment oIf p robperty for taxation.
I was told1 by a respionsible: gentleman at
Marion that thle prop erty tbelonini' to (Gen.
Ellerbe's fat her's (estate (controlled by him
and returned bsy hinimvwas assessed for tax.
es at $2) ,t'00. At thne following spriing
when thte propePrly' was partit onsed it wias
valued at $46,000. 'The taxes were pai
oin less thatn half thle value. The batik of
Mar-ion retuirnedl its stock at St1.25 het
share. Its par- vahnle nmas cuit dlown by thei
board of e<qualizat ion to $1 per shart'. El
erble hiad the aslsesm<m,t raised to el -40 peW
slare when the president of thne bank had.
dc-lared that the whole steek woublI. not
sell for mote than lie hand returned it. I:
is strange that thle adlministrti on of th<
government in that way gives dissatisfac
tion? La it strange thait the banks aid til.
ro)ads have gone imto the couts?-Muirphy3
at Yorkville.
The Edgteld Monitor rays: "A cor
respondlen t from Governor 'liltlmn'8 homn
says that in all his life the Governor hia:
not been knon to do one act of charit
toward the poor. But he's the poor mani
frlind now. Oh! vcsl"
IULES
For Goveraimig time MTenbership of
Denoeratic Clabo, t1ve (tualllk-alovs
of Votere, sad the Conduct of Prl
aamry EClectloni of the Deinocratic
Iargy of South C*rolina.
The following rules shall govern the
membership of the different subordinate
Democratic clubs of this Slate, the qualt
tication of voters at the primary elections
held by the party, the conduct of the pri
mary elections to be held on the last Tues
day, the 80th day of August, A. 1) 1801r
and the second primary held two Weeks
later if one be nececary.
Ih'le 1. 1'lhe Iialification fot menmber
ship i'n any subordiniate erb of the Demo
cratic Party of thisF 1itte or for voting at
a Democratic Primary shall be as follows,
viz: The applicant for nembership, or
voter shall be twenty-one years of age, or
shall becomne Po before the succeeding gen
eral election,- and be a white Democrat,
or a negro who voted for Oeneral 1amp
ton in 1870 and who has toted the 1emo
cratic ticket continuuisly since. Every
imember of a subordinate club, or voter
iml a I)emocratic pinmary election shal,
pldge himself to abide the result of the
primary and to sipport the noliinces of
the parly. Application for imemberihip or
fTering to vote in a pri 1.mry election, shilall
be deemmld equivalent to such deelaration
an.pldge. Every voter ill a .1eoratic
pIlary atectiom shail take the following
oith, viz; I do solemnmly swear that I am
(ily u(iltied to vote at this election ac
cordinhig to timl riles of the Democratic
inirty and Ilmt I have in ot voted before at
this VeCt-Ionl,"
Rule 2. Every negro upplying for mei
hership it a Demnoeratic primary must pro
dtic a Written stitement of ten reputable
white men (r citizens of the commntmity,
who shall so swear that they kinow of
their own knowledge the apiplicant, or vot
er Voted for General flamptonl and has.
voted tIhe Denoeratie ticket continuously
since. The said statemenIt. shall be placed
iml the ballot box by the mmanagers and re
turimned with the poll list to the County
Chikirman. The managers of election shli
keep a seplIate list of the nmiles of till
eigro voters mid return it with the poll
list to tie Comnty Chnirmal.
Iile :1. Each Coirty Executive Con
mittee of the Democratic party in this
Stite sihllll meet oin the second Monday in
July of each election year, and shall ap
point three uneitgers for- each primary elec
tion previnct im their respective counties
wio shall hold the primiry election pro
vided for mnder the Democratic Constitu
tion inl accordamce with the Act of the
General Assembly of this State regultatiag
-primary clections, approvel December 22(I,
188 tihe constituition of tlhe Democratic
p.mrty of this State anid ithle riles herein set
tori. 'T'he(- names of suich managers shail
bie IIblisIhed by the Chilinti of each
coluity C.% utiive commiltee in on)e (or
mor e cmiunty papers at leiast two weeks be
for ime eh tion.
l"iie -1. Etich voter in said prinmiry
slMl vote but bl oie hilt, On whlieb.-iishall be
plinted or writteln, Ior patrily prinlted Or
Imly wriltein, the imIn,-' 11 m1m1.S of tim.
pu%0n or 11sonls, ved for by% him fCa
eaich of the ollWes to be filled, togelbier
with the minne of tihe olle. h'le tickets
to bet, voted sihal he inl landk ill the 1oihiw.
ill tihe form, with spie.-; to suit the coluil
i tes:
.... i"r Delee ':itc-s to State- Convention.
---. For 'oilg ress. . . . )ist yiet............
. For Solicitor . . . . i ,licial District .
.Itte e r ............
. .... ri. ............................
....Judge of Probate.................
... .Clerk of Court..
. V .. I'ty Co.mmission.ers
- . d..Coroner.. .limio,cme
'..sto ouisoe
...Aumditor.
. . ..l Trial Ju mstice.s
...31ster .
Il( 5i. 'lht nimnai er's oft 'elion shmal
open'm tihe luml at, 'c loc m'Ik :m. mm., a :mmc simall
c- lose the'm 'it. . o'c'i'ck' p. m. A\ Iler'm tabi
htmtinmg the' result tihe imnana..g'ms shalil ('tifiy
ltme sinec ammi tomrwiard time ba:llm t box. pmil
lists andmc ot heri l)aper's rehaitin' to su-h elec
lioni by 'mne of thir munbi r' to mthei eblir
mmn ofl the resptctive ic'morsiatic (ountiy
Exe'cutiv'e coamittee witin t'oi'ty-eighmt
hmoumrs after' te cl~'ose of tihe pollIs.
IIulc 15. Them( ('oimtv I )emmocr'atic Exe.e
ultive Ccommit tee shall'assembilie at. themir i'e
spectivye ('ourt hmousts onl the morn)ingii: of
lime Secondc damy amfter' tiicelct iomi, at It
m'cilck a. mu., to labulaite lime r'eturns anmd
dclaimre thec rescult of thei primary sEm tmar as
time same nmay relate to dc'iegates to) thme
convenutioni, tmembler's of time Giene.ral As.
seiliy and coutmy ollicers, and slalh for
ward( icmmiediately time ('hamirmani of time
Slate E'xecutive Conmmittee at Columibia,
S. C , time result of the primnary election ini
thmeir' re'spective coummnties for Congr'essmen.
amid Sliitoi's.
Wmule 7. ThIe pi'otests and contests ex
cep t in lthe t'elcion of Congressmnan timd
Solicitors shmall be tiled within live days aif
ter time elec'tion, with the chairnmn Elf the
Couinty Executive Comnmitee, and said
Executive Commiittee siimll hear andic deter
mimic time samie. Th'ie Stale Executive Com.
imiiteecc shahlihar' andi decide prcot ests amnd
'omntests as toc Conigresmen'm amnd Solicitors,
.uandl ten days simall be aliowedl for tIling thme
Itulc 8. Cacndlidates for the' a Gnrmml As
semliy, mand Ehiunty ollec'rs, shmali, tenm days
pm evinouIs to time primicy lc'icEtioni, tile withm
Lt,he c'baiirman cit the. Cominty Excutive:
(onnumiitteet, ac pildge. in witing, to abide
the re'scctit ftime prmimmary anmd supp)lort time
n imii m-e's ofi time party. Camndiidtesc fior
otherm otlices sihal I Iile sucih pledlge wvitih the
(lcairmamn of' time St ate Demoratic Execui
tive C'omnit tee. No vo te for' amny canidi
dmate wmo imus mit complied with this rule
Ishmil be' Ccunted..
tflnie ti. In the primanry elections herein
proIvidled fora, mu miajorily of thme vEotes cast
shmalh tie ntc'ssairy to miomminacte camndiidtes
:i tid to elct de(legatles tio time Statle conivemn
tionm. A se(ondt prlimmary', wihenl necessary,
simail he hmeldi two weeks aifter lime first ais'in
pm'ovide'd for under time conistittion omf time
patrty, duE shall be subjet, tom time ruiesmgoy.
erniomg thme first p)rinmrmy. At m9iud sc-ond
prlimarmiy the( I wo highest E'anidllate.t lonmEm
cial rin for1 anyt) ell oflice, bt if there'i are
two ori mocre vaE'anlcies for any)3 part ic'lar'
mIlee. douliblOle the unumber Elf candia(tes
shlc~ runi for tIme vacacies to hie filled. For
inmstanmE'E ini a race for sheriff time two hligh
est salal run.) If noE county co1iimissioners
are mnmominted time six higest shlml Fiun,
Ihile ft0. Ini time evemit of a- tie bletweeni
two candidlates in time scecond plriamary, the
counmty chrm anlmlm, it It is ma cuniity totlice,
anid thie State. chimncmm, if it is a Statmec' o
lic', or fCr Congressmi''X, ori fo r ScoliE'il or, shamll I
rder'i a timirdl 1primary. Thl e 4uestion of51 Ea i
limjoriity vote slihill~ be dterlmined'( by the
mnuimb ea' ot vot les (list tfor amny arilar imm of.
liee, andti by m I) time numbmer' of votecs cast
in1m tim. pirimary,'
I iule 11. Thel crencitials (if delegates
to t hin State 1ComnvenItionim slhllibe certified
to) by~ Ithe chiti-mn cmf the. respeetive e un-i
t.y )Emmcriat im l',.secutive' Cinmmittle. wit h
inm five dlays afl rm the: result is d'clared'm and '
foriwardme'd imm nnediately toi time eba,mirmana of'
the' Slate 1)em oeratimc F..ecutive Cnoianittee
ait Coluiamblia,S. C.
(Signe'dJ Jousm L. M.Inalmiy,
lA I . Jo)Nis.
Special Cmommmittee'. of thIe State ExCcI
tive ConunittuA" of the' IDemocr'atic parlty.
lie is tIhe 1)uost thmoroughliy edaented. man
who deriives his knommwledige not1 fromi booiks
alonmu, nior f-r-omm imen alone, blut from time
careful and disceviminmatinig stud(y of each.
- A trumly learnmed muan is liberald towards op.
ponents, toleraunt of error', chmaritable to
Swardsl frailty andmi comnpasslionate towar'ds
fauihm'e. Onily themm ignorn'm,t andm hmalf cdu.
S(stcmte air'e dogmat ical, ill iberial and intoler'.
kn Extract from the State Statute
Which Every Voter Should
Study.
The folloing is the law of this State,
"dimte by the legislature of I M8 regulat
ing the conduct of primary elections:
Section 1. That every political primaryo
dection held by any political party, organ
ization or association for the purpose of
choosing candidates for office or the elec
tion of delegates to conventions. shall be
presided over and conducted i the man
ner prescilbed by the rules of the political
rarty, orgitizatlon or association holding
such primary election by managers selected
in the manner prescribed by such rules.
Hueh managers shall, before entering upon
the discharge of their dutl'es, each take
an oath that he will fairly, impartially and
honestly conduct the same according to the
provisions of this act and the rules of such!
party, organizationi or association. Should
one or more of the managers appointed to
hold such election, fail to appear on the
day of the election, the remaining mana
gers shall appoint others in their stead and
administer to them the oath herein pre.
scribed, before a notary public or other of
ficer authorized to administer oaths; but if
no such officer be conveniently had, the
managers may administer the oath to each
othei. Such oaths shall, after being sub
scribed by the managers, be filil in the of.
lice of tLe clerk of' court for the county in
which vuch election shall be held within
five days after such election.
See. 2. Before any ballots are received
at such election, and imimmcdiately before
opening the polls, such managers shall
open each box to be used in the election,
and exhibit the same publicly to show that
there are no ballots in such box. They
shall then close and lock or seal up such
box, except the opening to receive the bal
lots, and shall Riot again openl the same until
the close of the election. They shall keep
a poll libt with the name of each voter
voting in such elections, and shall, before
receiving any ballot, administer to the vot
er an oath that he is duly qualified to vote
according to the rules of the party, and
that he has not voted before at such elec
tion; and at the close of the election they
shall roceed to publicly to count the votes
and declare the result: they shall ceitify
the result of said election and transmit
such certificate, with the poll list, ballots
and all other papers relating to elections
within the time piescribed and to the per.
sons desiglated by tle rules of the lparty,
organization or association holding such
electotin.
Sec. 3. Every such primary election
shall be held at the time and plaice and un
ter the regulations prescribed by the rules
of tle party, organization or association
holdig the same, anid lie returns shall be
made and the result declared as prescribed
by such rules, but the returns of the man
tigers with Ihe poll lists, shall be filed iin
the ollice of the clerk of the court for the
coNty ini which such election is held, with
in four. days after the finlal declaration of
Ihe result thertof, and shall remain there
ror public inspection.
4ec. 1. Any miembcr who shall be guilty
)f wilfillv viohatiing any of the duities de
VO-lvel upon such position hereunder shall
w uIliyllv 4A a miisdeieanor, and ipon con.
6ictionl thereof, shall be puiished by a tine
lot,i( to cx((el one hndred olhirs or imi
)NS(1ln1l.w'kIt nit to C.woeve'l six :nomiths; and
myl narWho shall he guilty of fraud
A, corrIIIIionl linl the nu ;'gmelit of, such
shall be. 1Hi I of a misdemeanor,
ind upon conviction thereof shall he fined
it a suimi not exceeding live hundred dol.
ais om imi1prisoImIIeit for a term not to vx
ted twelve months, or.both, inl the discre
Lion of the coutt.
Sec. r). Any voter who shall swear false
ly inl taking the prescribed oath, or shall
pe:rsommte anoitther per'son and1( take the oath
in hiis nasme in orderi to v'ote, shiallI be guil
ty el perjury, and lie punishitd upon01 con
v ictioni for pelrjuriy.
Approved Dee. :' 1, A. D)., 1888.
I h-eau'e he t:ivors a proplerty ori eduira
Lionu pal imi1itiions for sufferag!e, wvhichi is
onit r:uy to ite)c ieocorat ic dctrimne that
t is govcernimaent rests o n t1whe batt ini
whmici the poorellst titizen lhas an celila!
roirce wvit the r iiiches't.
Iu:cause lie dotes r'eognize the echecks
and balance by3 which our liberties have
>eten prleservedl for' more than a century,
nl withmoutt which ex peieitnce has shown
hiat tilir the mo1(st favo rable c'ircum.
tancles, tyranniiy antd oppress5ioni will creep
RI.
Because lie has soughit to increase the
>ower amul platr'onagle ot the execut.vc be
ondh sate limits.
Becauise lie lhas uindertaken to diuctate t.o
lie meni thle peopleC electetd to make latws
vhiat they shioubl (1o andi abused them for
hecauise lie hams placed his own opimiion
.s to what is law in direct opposition to
he legally constituted court.
Because he favors a county goverlnmenit
hat gives the absolute control of countly
ffairs to the Governor instead of the peo
dle, violating all considerations of home
ule.
Because lie vetoed unconditionally the
ailroad bill which :ave the peop)le's rep
esentatives power' to regulate the rail
ilecausie his adiniistrmation has tentdetd
o dlivie the pe:ople of this State - the
vhtite people( aind keep themIi dlividedl.
.Ie~cau,se his adm iiinistration has been
noriie (iarefuil in strengthiing itself against
he power' and1 r'ighmt of te peopleII to throw
t off than of any p)ractical good to the
state.
li('cauise inder the present government
lie boindsi of the State fiave steadily de
:lined while they incase hi value as the
:hances of Trillm:.ns defeat gr'ow brighter.
Because Tfillnimn favors a head tax,
which bears unequah:illy oni meni of small
imians and is not levie'd as taxes should be,
tcording to) a manl's ability toi pay.
Hte'muse lie is for' remaoving the4 tax on all
pr'operty for free schlool pur'poses amid put
lingL it oil the poor' man's head.
Because lie woul (Iciy thme poor man
the right to) pledge his crop for suppillies, so
is to force him to hiirc to) his rich
neighboir foir wages.
Be'cause lie abused others for free use of
the pardoning powe~r antI lie has pardomietd
mnore guilty~ mn thain any of them.
B ecauise the aidi.' inistrait ion has1 violated
funidaimental lawas and lthus ginves ouit the
imiprssionm that thisa State ia niot car'eful of'
vested rights.
Beenuse lie admits that lie will if allow
ed1, tuirn out tIme judges that lie (cannuot in
Ilhmiece to benid thle law to suit hiim and limt
ini his par1t isanls, niotwithlitah'ding t,he fact
thial4the only judgle he4 su44c4cededl inl mak
at the hist sessio n of thle legisht ime lie
nolw plyi) admiits is not, for the place.
hteause lie boasts of his pirofanlity andt
flaunts it ini the f ace (if miiste'rs, womlheni
and1( chibben,(ii
Iecause he' 14 hias preCtendedlc to lit a friendt
(of thle polr mani to112 gei~t his viotei anid then
ad vocated cutting ofT his vote anlld imakinig
his schiool tax the sant m.a thme rich man.ii
li eeauiso lit has foo 'led thle voters onc
andit is trinig to dleceive~ them ainii.
rich imani pays 1. L 5th while the poori man
IBeau'ce hll goe arm: il, ill ar ith noi tomi -
tom' hiw breakems andl ha:s rewatm d1d a So-.
ios a-c to tha.I efcti ofl mthe sub! -treaism-y
whleu Stoke's andi 'l'ailh rtm tIld ll.
I el4ansie4 his partyml ' im repenttel y re fuse:d
tol tdelSannie the avo wet; eneiesiU oI fte
Democllratic party.
Btcause to Repub1tl icai.s wvait hlim eleet
ed.
Because lie is rumning as a D)emocrat on
a Th'lird party platform.
Because' if 't ilhmian electors amre senut to
Cohniai, tJrover' (leveland w'ill miot get
t.he l!4.ttri vot- of the Sinfoe
$5.00-for the Heavi
$3.00 for the 2d lie
$2.00 for the 3d He
ALL VARIETIES.
CARPENT
MANSION HOUR
*w0rders by mail solleft
Because he abused others for accepting
free passes and he took the first one offer
ed him. Nobody has heard of him refus
Ing ayhing.
Becue hie promised to reduce taxes,
while as a matter of fact he increased
them.
Becatfe he promised to :reduce salarl!r
which he did not do.
Because lie promised to reduce or abol
ish useless offices. As a matter of fact he
increased them.
le promised to save tht State $100,000.
He lost innecessarily over thatlamount, dl
rectly, besides the injury done to the State
for which our children must sufer for
thirty years.
Because to make a long matter short, fiC
has proved to be a very different man in
office to what he promised. le has betray
his party and nearly bankrupted the State.
The Statelhas appealed to the United
States Sipreme court against the recent.
decision of Judge Simonton in the rail
road taxation cases.
If all farms cotild be rtin by fixed rules
and just alike, what would he the wse of
brains?
Annoncen enito.
EOl DEL EG.A'G I.S
L. M. 1MEl.tiY, J. .. (;I,ESPIE,
J. SAM WILSON, J. L. GRtA EYEY'
A. E- HILEY, i. u. GAINES,
FOIL REPIESETATIVEIS.
The many frieis of MA.. G. M. INCiN , re
spectfhl ann11olnce hIn as a catelatate for Jie
ltue o itepreetitative.4, subject to the prlirm
ry elect Ion.
The many friends of M. T. SN ITIl, respectfully
miionane hin ias a tidiitate for the lintse of
il,resentatives, stbject to the prinaty election.
FOIl CORONEIt.
I'. II. 1i0GOS is respectfully anittonnered as a
eanilitte for r-eleetiton to the oilice of C:ormn
er for vick-ens eouintv, sutujeet to the aetionl of
the )emoeratic in tihe prinuary.
FORi 10bACIToft.
I horby atittotunce muyself its at camali.late f.'r
re electiot to the otlie of Solicitor (of thel!
1ihtl .11iticlal 'irvolt of ,. (.. sub111 ect t. the
aFtion of the Dinocria tii.- inrty in tilt, w orin rv
elect iol iin A it"llst next. *M. F. A N.SE t.
,i uy t t h, i1a3.
.... IW. is i resiectful;y ia nieet a a
elkiniti-Late for the t.lice of tUerk 4ir C:uAt fr
Pickeis county. suibject to thi n'-tion of thIe
)emocratie nsrty ii the priniary.
1i. A. It'LEY ik rt-sietfuy aC 1nouni's e
a vandiatt for e-election to ihe oithi-s'. f Sier
iff for I'ickenIis Von1ty. 1 nub)je. t t%' hi thi tion of
the temocratie party in the prinatry.
FOIL TI'EIr:AUluEI1.
J1. T1. Y'O1' NG1 lOt) Iis respc-ftfully ano,ranae
-d its a candm blate foir re--eeItiontj ato . thei- omreCt o
thle act ia)i of the itemoncartic Imutrty ins pritanary.
FOIl A U IITlOl.
Th'le frie'nmls of JT. It. 4'tY IllE resptect fully ntn
uiaaahnae ha iii a ('iadialhtta for re-eltioan tom the
aitla' aof <'amunty A amlitar, 5ithjeC lte itiento
ia .at i: .rna ry.
FOIL COUNTY COM.MISSIONER.
Thea nutnty frictais of 1. i ILA NKI LOt)Pl re
spectfully announctite hiin as a cantilkuitett for
C ounlty Coinisioniuier stite:t to the ationl of
the llcimocratic sairty lit the primary elction.
St. I". Anasel, C. L. loliingsworth,
Solicitor I-ighith Circuit, Pickents, S. C.
Greenaville,. S. C.
NSI, ,k IiOL.LINGSWOIlTI[,
ATTIOiLNEYS AND) COUNSELORIS
A' TIA W.
l'ICK EltNS C. It., S. C.
Practice in all the courts of the Staite, iand lat
tent Ion gIven to all business entrusteti to thetn.
I-lamlh88tf
1 L & W'ELD)ON,
122 Main Street. GiIEENVILiE, S. C.
(ils givent every Thursday andi Frk(iay, und
teeth extracted withoust pain.
My liental Rooms are now locatedl int W. C.
Cleveilaiii's new buidting over the Saving's
llank and Felton's liook Store.
J. Wi. NOIIWOOD), D. D). S.
W. Mi. NORWOOD), I). DI. S.,* Assistaint.
GitEEN VILLE, S. C.
R.iJ. P.CAIRL[SI,E,
DICNTIST,
Oflice over Wiietmorehatade liros. & Duke's Drutg
Store.
_ijatiah(9tf GILI1FN VI .E, S. C.
J)I. 'IL A Ni KSMI1T'ff,
E ASL EY,
Ts now paermatienitly loente-al at Eaisley, ancl re
sip-a-t fully otfrr his parofessionial services to thea
pliie generally. ________________jants0uf.
PIIOTOGRA.SI'HER
GREE-INVILLE, S-C
Over Westmorelal 1lrs'. I)rttg Staore. All
work alttne by the intstantiitaeos plroa'ess. AIso,
tanike enlatirge'lnentts front aobi piltures to aniy
size in waiter coloars, crayon, I lin itak, oil aund
Iphiin photographts.
J)l. itOlwT. K IIlKSEY,
It is- permanently lontt1 ln.Pike-ns anal offers
his parofessaonaal servi-as to thCal eitzens of the
to,wn aneal etunty. Ills alipllomnas ari fromii lie
Coal lege f P'ysla hat n- ail Xauryeaoas, of lina liiaaare
ISIM). nnal from .lohtn lioplk ins, Il-Il. W'as ninie
months iii Nursing ani Chiis Ilospiltal, finilti.
NOLOTTERy
$14,400 IN GOLD COIN
To~ be 4Uivenm Away Abxolutely.
,5 i riMe.far aonly 03. (ani 5('enter both the
l'ila'tn s M:NTarN:t an.am the LoutisvilileH
55 ia!ly 4!'nrie.r-.touitia faor onea vealr wiith thet
a paportuna tily- of takin tg estimt h1n~r the (Cout
near-.la,ingtaui's tunplret'laiinteal alfars air onte prize
ait *teaats in ('aobI ('minl tantl -I1 pizes f t$1(M
tacht itn (obi I 'oit. i-ampalte tcopy' of thei Seekly,
I 'aarie-r--taournal aennt hea seent at this attlia'e. tr,
itt tlpplieniltyl t the t'oiurier-.tournal tit 'm.tmpanty,
l.a aaisve, I1y., a acopy wii laOb fiarnisheal to lilt'y
achire-s [ sea' of chtarge.
Newspapers .-. FR EE'
SENil V'aUIt OW N N A M E aital ai,hlrmss atwl
thoe' amf lhva tao tat ill yourll frie-rib. air tnei:thbor-,
amn a Iam.tmal enrama. aai imthemrwisa. 'aoa in a i u the
5. A ANN.\ll 5iu tE LY N i-Ws will ba settoa
eaah neiressi rr.
b<ae 1-Il ' SV 1i-II N IAeneS 'r
at Neri- ins: 'aa:a. IL is lihe Ilarge-.ut Wel'kly haub
ala tin 'he -auth - jstiixta h ,a' Ipageas. It is -
Timeei;mly gotteami enreai asafulv ea.lit-a. If youa
hauvie am'! 'a-a-ta iiop~y oft it, t-i'aI faor aonea ama
S.au itni ;atotnottti-e it thhin iigestt anmi bort taews
l'mnper you haveSr irem. Ailmhiress -
TI!E W EEIL LY NEW
vasannai,U
'0 'I *377/AIJH.UB5
'00 xsaG BffLV
-'3,pIg onTqng p)u9
O)nu~ tunan oG
Llowss
est Turnip.
aviest Turnip.
aviest Turnip.
NO OLD SEED.
ER BROS
C' DRUG STORE.
Greenville, S. C.
ACCIDENT,
FliRE
AND LIFE
INSURAICE
Wiritten at the Senti
nel office.
THE O'DELL
TYPE -:- WRITE R !
") will fny tihe O -l)I'L TYl'- WI tT
with 78 elia roeters, ind i for n S IN(. 1. ' I -A E
WDE I.L. wrrantedl to do better work than ainy
it o'01mbinlem simplieity with drab1ility, :peed,
Dase f operation, wears lImiger wit hott cost of
repairfi thim iny other m uchine. Ilins nit) ink
ribbon to hot tier the operator. It is neat, siib
;I1antil, niIk e-phitaid, perfe,t. am il n mdpitel to
ilkiniiscfr iypc wjit m. Like i prini Itig press
it prodniies sharp. 4-liitn, ligile Imannusriits.
Iwo or tei im tity ie novne at one writinlg
y initelligent rti tCn hein01ie an fil operator
11 tw am y avs. \e i1'er $1, (N to any olperator
hi Ci aCi -inl the wtprk oi the )OUILi CASi
Rve ldhk a 1ent 0 nn s'l imn lntd. Spe
.ial indilvelnemt; to do.!h-rN. For p:imphilet p. iv
n i t o i en, -.. m i
O'lli ( T i m: \ ' lT E e i ,
chiane!.orl Srreet
H igh
Arm
Q, aj L..ow
Evrymocachinee has a
idsgetAttan cmente
chine send frm fl
Co niselfthyorne retannal 3
~he labovefacie.
ies ttin cenroifi~ I!ptyyu3J
ear. Siet fo maliimfrleimmmtn ir.
69 S. titi th a t. I. .....i , f . m rod i i
onsul), itt trint erest and all on J.rto immt
. )KntINCH tir Piyicen ifi ou. watitu
Easley~iNiiAiii, V. Pri et
'mt.iner . os. depsMiN Cashier.oso he
Bnnh,arb5 er Sen, op fsIx
Anns neett Banth e Roi isfmot
tI renar of deiosi lts.
iepois areUT pyoable on dreand wthont
W. o e th . liStaiui Caser.u mny
Brber Sm.~a hops Id
NOd BathTRooms.
In rearofManinlloue
83GSHEOENVLLF,S N
AT gninA DUTTd yoi wea y . us and Ep fame
y tol sems the beti iicn, fiori youre mony
!ornol :myiel ant dourah fotwn bny putrcshaenvt
foran t ices amsed, as cntihonusande
th. L. DO UC LAII1mwtnprodsosstn
ortS~ ab olice4 andho than any fier sh mver
and5P oir.5 whoand-mwed, fiano mr.calfh. Trnmo
Oled, extomnmion edge siiot, easy to waJI. ini and will
rt'e I' the feit dry and. warm. nh
500 Ftine Calf, Ai.235 and S2.00 Wark
ntoney than ay after an n. 'ihey ae mardefor nr
ri. The inertas!ing sales show that worklugmfenl
.avofouniid thtiisnt.
an.i o lum n .7 Rcoe
rhere. The, mo)st er,tietabo ossold at t11 riced.
Ladiles' :8?. " '5"I7 "f
1115n5a ar mof thei ha t. Unntaiiit frno Camlf, nai
2esir..d. Thi(v aro very itylit,eoimfortaet) cndi dutra
from Ai.i to $8.mt. I Mdies wh., wish tutccunmimzo ini
seltrfootwearaettnludhi this out.
oh n 71lil. !towaodutiAmempilme r toio
fraudulenft'( S(rt su.ietto ipotelnann by laW for oba
eting monovued.hr raise pruteces i.
V. L DOtO L l rtscitou.- Malss. Sold by
W. M. Hjood09 & Go.,
Ianley, S. I'.
F. R.MORGAN, ~ V
THE 11CMND DANVILLS L L
i. W. lIlulekoper & Iteubli Foster, lIteceivere
Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line
Division.
Schedile In Illet July 21, 1892.
.NOLTtH4b~ib No. 3$. No. 10. No. 12.
Eastern Time. t hilly.
Lv. .tlanta (E.. T.) .... Ow 5p .6
Chamblee.............
NCros. .............
Duluth ...............
" kuwale..............
liuford................
Flowery 1anch...
" Guineaville..........2_ 1
Lula...............2.40t
liellton............. . I 1.16M
" Cornellht............... I 1.41pi 10.5m
bit. Airy................46pi 9.ftun
Toccona.............. 12.2(iin 11.in
Westininmter ..............-K57ul lImam
Seneea ......................7am 12.I1pi
Central .................... LbMut 1.2opm
" .ISlCys...................2.1tar 1.46pm
".reeviville..........24)m 2.44ttn 2.11 pm
ureers....................3.itin 2.42pni
Wellford-.................3.33in 300pm
S partunburg.......17pm 3.4m 23p
CNifton.....................4.1am 840pa
"!owpen...................4.18am 3.4 xx
Gaffney..................4.40an 4.
" lilacks burg...............5.01am 4.
Urover...................511AW 437pm
King't Mountnin...........5.28un 4 55pi'
Uatoula ..................5.W.aln 5:pM
Lowell....................Orki 531pi
lielleiont................0. 1 Gai 539pm
A r. Chlarlotte ...........8200pui 6.40ttiu ,8Opn3
SOftNWAD. N. 37. No. 1. No. .
laaily. i)mily. Daily.
Lv chf.rlotte0m 1.50pmin 2.2fir
Belleint................. I .10pn 2.42an
Lowell.............. ...... I14p1m 2.52an
Gittitonin.................... 2.30put 3.Nia
Xltiig'm Motnitain ... ........2I..&pti 3.2-dam
Grover .................... 3.0pin 3.43am
1iteksburg ................ 3.17pn 3.63au
GH ffnbeyN............ .... .... .3l.1an 4.108pm
pts.................... 4.Mpim 4.42pr
C.i.t........................ 4.1pn 4.4sp
pitrUinburg. ....... 3.431 .114pnm 5.42hi
1%cllfotd ................... 4.38pin 3.2&u
GreerH.............. ......5.Apm 5.42a)
Grectiville.........12.3.i 4.24p3i 0.40pm
EaNeys............ ....... 5.Spn 6.38A
('Infral .......................2pn 7. 10pt
Se....n...................... .01alm 7.27pm'
Wk"ttllnsater ............... 7.3pam 8.17m
Toccollt...................... I8Im 48.155p
mt. AIry.................... 8.42a 9.0pm
Cur itt....................0.43nm 9.3&1
Iellton...................9.04pi 9.58a
L" 1le1....n..........32Pn 9.06pin1I0.00fk
" Lowery
11ifordl
" lug'aMontan..
Noa rcrosmo
A r. A01111111
Alitlonksi tra. No. . 17 .... d if-Lull fcTol
i o il ny , i .. x.c t Su..t. ty, ea.v. Atlant
6.1-5 lb. mib., arrivesl Lulit 9AIX p. m. Rieturnbing
l"nves Lulit n) a. in.. irrv.. A.tl.tn KEA) a. M.
Iletween L.itla aitid Atheinsat-No. 11 dily, eiz
(lept Stitily, itad Nob. 9 qhtll?1 Ienves~~c Lulat 8.15 1
Ipt 0 5 rg. .. arr v At lb c.. 10.00 b. i.. an
1 1.'-') at. ina. Rtewiting, leave Athienst, No. 10(dt
l3y, e'xcept Suiitv. utiid No. 11- daily, 6.15 P. ul
inidt 7.0; at. mi., arrIve Lit 7.&S p.mi.iand 8.50 it-0
"le Wtei't o uid Elll,toii-Ni. GI daily . .
" i n ay, le vo ...o. . on 11..0 .i. .i.. .rive k
Ibelt11aIit 3120 lb. i11. Ret tirnhlig,, No. CA)4 daily excer
SItoly, leILVC IL'ertII 5.AX) it. mib., arrivu Tocco
".i Westin str....
NoM. aind 10 lln.an . leeprs betwee Atlar
"it11 New iark.
Nb" . 3 adil . , W.i..igt. ani Soi.w.t.ter
"QN ilutle.l L. iit l. . twe W.i.it.igt.. an.
Atlaa. e luhl . I11til %Ieeperm Ietwco
Nelw Yo'rl atnd New O rleitus, ult-to betweenb Wis
hIwlgal i .1-eM 111in is viet Athiit i t nii tid rinhis
I1"il. lserv t loi car btween WitiliIigtou ai
N i is.I tii I%, 't 11M 111 Iltifftt Sleepeur lit
" S Wit in gtili it AtIttilla.
"or dettiled infoiaion i; 4) Inbl nnd thr
tiii! tal4e. ritcs and I11til lnu~tia slecloaing catr rei
vivitt:on,u, conbifer withI loi itgeit s, obr add rehs~
N. 3. No.1,.R o.9
G.ei'IlbtIs Agut.' WVashlingten, l). C.
S.i. )AAB l lK.
Ash*tai ul I'sis. Ag't.. Atlaiita, Una.
.1. A. 1 ) pms( 2",
StilwcrintIeitileint, A tluntla, Ga.
Getneral Nlanitwvr. W~aislihiagtott, D). C.
RICHMOND I DANVLL BeLB CO
('aat4~i.e'l .Sli.iale h....~t .... 2 3m , 3.04an
........................ ....a m
............lobr la.l............I 4.10ai
3.rbIiIt....... r iett..........pml.42nr
*1.vblia.......v ieitb..........pm 4.-5ar
4.Saa.......Ataerio. ... .. ..... 4.3pm5.3n
5.11m........i'itIl't)...... l24pm5.2
41tNblia.......A .ea~e v.........5pm 638i
7.2)pib.......LvSlbe...........I 7.0ai
N. 0 ~ AIi No .71p .589
8.SOraa.......~ rl....b L........m 8.55a
0.lOta.......L lo....i ... 8.m93
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