Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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®fee$lrfss anD^taninri) T tv UNTY-eiUtim lYEAR. 4AnR5 E ^BURIFOY. Editor and Prot*r»*«o» r ' ever) Wedaifdty. p T>rlco II *0 per k •naA ADVERTISERS will plene vend all copy (or chance of advertlaemeat not la ter than Saturday to tmore Insertion the ♦otloMne we* *k. This rule Is necesanry order to s'tvnatlze our work. Our corresp'»ndents will please moke Mi effort to ret all oommanications in onr office by Satardsy night. It Is some times Impossible to ret them In the next issue when tbev arrive later. Commun lev Ions mast be accompanied *»y the real came and address of the writ er In order to receive attention. No com- snnnlcation of a personal nature will be published excest as an advertisement. Hereafter obituaries of not more than 100 wdkds wlU be published without coat mil over 100 worda will be charged for «t the rate of five oenta per line print. WEDNESDAY JULY i8 t ipc6. A few more rains like we had Mor. d\v will convince our people that the purpose of drsining the low lands is a good thing. Titls Pills After eating, persons of a bilious hoett will derive great benefit by taking ooe of these pills. If you have been DRINKING TOO MUCH, they will promptly relieve the aacee SICK HEADACHE —. which follows, restore the appetite and remove tHootny feel ings. Elegantly sugar coaled. Take No Sutstltate. - The editor of this paper left yester day afternoon to attend the annual meeting Uil .Stale Freiw Association which tv:.! be mi session at the Isle ot Palms until Friday. Friday* afternoon be will go with the press party on a two week’s trip to Boston and other New England cities. During his absence the editorial column# will be in charge of Claude A. Graves. • Last week Senator Tillman opened his campaign at Sandy Flat, Greenville Coonty, His main speech was devoted to the whiskey question, in which he attempted to show that the dispensary is the test solution of that question. , There was nothing new in the senator’s .^poech, his main points being expressed in the terms of the Raysor-Manning bill, which has already been published aud disci..-biu m vend times. The most horrible tragedy that ever occnrred in Colleton connty was that in which J. W. Irnegan wiped oat hie, whole family last Tuesday night. There is no question about the man beipg ■crazy, but it seems to us that somebody is to blame frr allowing this man to rnu at large for so long a time. We are informed that be had been trying to burn his house and kill his wife- and o children for several weeks before the awlul tes.it last Tuesday night, it is also stated that this matter was known to Ms neighbors. If these re port* are true, the neighbors were very derelict in their duty in allowing this man to run at large. — - £*- The vagrants are still in tow n.. They .have quit doing nothing but have gone to robbing houses. W^tMu the tsst w'«ek we are informed that several houses in •f town have been entered with the pur pose of robbing, and it is most probable that the robbers belong to the class who are loafing around town with no visible means of support. Las. week wc callml attention to this matter, but as yet we *iave seen no steps la!:mi to get rid of ^his worthless class. Wc hope that the policemen and the town authorities will •akq up thir matter at once. K." ’ We have been requested to publish the law providing for an election on the .-dock law ; in ‘.his county. This law will be found in next week’s issue. Every person interested should read the Act carefully and should make up his mind and vote for what he thinks is best for the interest of the county. Conditions have changed and are still changing in this county. Many sections have been built up and thiokly settled, the timber in a great many motions have been cut down, and it is claimed by a great °knany people that the conaty should have a general stock law. There are others who do not believe that the con ditions are ripe for snob a change. The ■ray to get at what the people warn on tteseatgect is by a ballot. 'The election will behsld on a day to *be designated by the oounty •npervisor. We hope the will appoint theday of the GIVE EVERY HAN A SQUARE DEAL The campaign fer Colleton County o will begin within a lew week# and we hope that the candidates for the senate and the house will make this a cam paign of education and enlightenment. There is a great opportunity for the patriotic educators of this county and we hope that our candidates will im prove this opportunity. There should be no personalities, no mad slinging, no acrimony; bat the campaign shook! be pitched nnon a high plane and the issues of the day should be discussed in a dignified and coorteons manner. There should be no factionalism or partisan- sbitt, each man should be allowed to run up' n his own merits and every man should t$ given a square deal. We believe that we will have such a campaign We believe that the people are sick and tired of factionalism and that they will vote for the men hisst qualified to fill the various positions without regard to who supports him or who doesn’t. We believe that every - man will run on his own merits and oot hope to enter any office by swinging to the coat tail of anybody else. We also believe that onr candidates will conduct a clean campaign, and that the year IPOfi will witness a peaceful, quiet, entertaining and educative cam paign this summer. CITATION- for letters ot Admiiiistration- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Countv of Colleton, By Jdo D. Edward# Esquire Probate Judge. Whereas Alice Andrews made suit to me to grant her Letters of Admin- i-*fration of tLc Estate and ctlecls of Olivia Irnigan. THESE ARE, THEREFORE, to cite *rnl admonish all and singular the kindred ami Creditors ui the said Olivia Irnigan, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court ol Probate to b-f held at Wal erboro cn 1st day Aug. HK)t> next after publication hereof, si 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause if any they have, whv the said Admipis- trat’.OU d.- . . i.d )y; gl.H.I* d Given under my baud, this 17th day ol .Inly, A. D. U)«K). Published oq the ISth and 25th days of July, IDOfi, In-The Fn*# nod Standard. JNo. D. EBWARDS. Probate Judge. i i I A Gcarunteed Cure for Piles. Itchl g, Blind,Bleeding, or Protruding PH'**. DtuggibU ft-fund luouoy il PAZO OINTMENT tails to cure any case, no matter ’ bo . ! 1 >uc slsn U n*. (I to 14 days. Fust application g ves ease and rest. 50c. If your druggist hasn’t It ?cnd 5')c in stamp*and It will bo forward id postpaid by Paris Medicine Co., iH. Louis, M.o ■ ! ■■■ . ■ ■■■ — Candidate Cards- FOR THE SENATE. I lun bf acroiinrp mvself a candidate for State Senator before tie duuocr&tic primaries for Colietou county. . sud pledge myself to support tl ** nominees thereof. J 8GRIFFIN. To the Democratic voters of Colleton: I respectfully announce myself a* a can didate for the office of State Senator st the next ensuing primary, for Colleton county, *ul ject to the rules ,, a»id regula tions of the primary and under the pledges required by law. Wm J FISH BURN E. I 'esp^ctfulJy announce myself a c*n- d'da'e for the legidatore. sobj ct to the rule* and regulations of the p*dni*rte«. „ - J B DODD. < t * *' . I respectfully announce myself s can- dliHte for the house of representatives f' r i Colleton eountv, sutdeitt to the mi • ami nguJailons <<f the democratic party. . JC GOODWIN. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF ED UCATION. ” respectfully announce mrseP a candi- da*e for superintendent of education for Colleton County io the next Democratic primary, aubiect to the rules and regula- tiona of the Democratic party. TB CALDWELL. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the office of superintendent of education for Colleton countv, subject to the rules am. regulations of the Demo cratic primaries, H W BLACK, SR. I am a candidate for County Superin tendent of Education in the next election,* and will abide the result of the demo cratic primaries. HUGO 8 STRICKLAND. FOR PROBATE JUDGE. I respectfully announce myself s can didate for re-election to the office of probate judge f^r Colleton County, and p'edge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic primaries and support the LiOiSsuetJ thertof. JOHN D EDWARDS. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. I beg to announce that I wiP be a can di Jate fo; re-«lrct!« n to rbeoP o ofau- •li or i f Colleton countv iu th*- next ek'.'(iou a id pledge im seif to chide the reaults o( the democratic primaries. PM MURRAY. „ I respectfully announce myself a can didate for County Auditor of Colleton County subject to the rule* and regula tions of the Democratic party. H W DUBOIS. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for county auditor of Colleton County, subject to the rales and regula tions oi the democratic party. A C HIZR8. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. The many friends of W 8 MARVIN announce him as a candidate for treas urer of Colleton connty, subject to the ru’es of the Democratic primaries. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of treasurer of Colleton conniy subject to the rules and regula ii.>;.s of ’ue ikinocrat'c partr. R E JONES. 1 hereby announce mvself a candidate for the office of county treasurer of Col leton county, subject to the rules and rcgulatioua of the democratic partv. C W PELLUM. I respectfully announce mvself a can didate for the office of treasurer for Col leton county, subject to the rules of the democratic primarie*. J LECK LYONS FOR THE LEGISLATURE. I am a candidate for the legislature, subject to the rifles and regulations of the democratic party. If elected, I p’edge the people the very beat service of which I am c <pable. I ani grateful to them for past favors, and rts(*cifully solicit s continuation of the same? D L SMITH. 1 respectfully announce myself a'can didate for reflection to the house or re presentatives from Colleton counly, aub- ject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary., J M WALKER. To the Democratic voters of Oolleton county: I respectfully announce myself s candidate for the house of represents- lives, subject io tftrrutos of the Demo cratic pony. JOHN B SMITH. I beg to adnounce that I am a candi date for re-election as a member of the houaeof representatl/es from Colleton county, subject to the roles end tloos of the democratic party. WC BRANT. FOR SUPERVISOR. To the voters of Colleton county* I respect ini I? announce mv-eli a candi date for re-election to the office of supervisor tor Colleton county, and pledge myself to abide bv the results of the democratic primaries, and support the nominees made thereat. J E MOORE. I’c.-y'-ctfuUv aunoonce to fbc demo cratic voters of Colleton county ihat 1 am a candidate for the office of super visor foir Colleton county, subject to the rules sud regulations of the d« mocratic piimarire. M. H. CARTER FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. To the voteis of Colleton County: I resrestfnlly announce myoclf a cand- date for the office ol county commissioner, and pledge aiyself to abide the icanlt of the democratic primaries. C C CROSBY I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of county cnmmUMoiier for C« lie’ou County and pledge mvirelf to abide the result of the democratic primaries. E H ULMER. To the democratic voters of Colleton county: I am a candidate tor the office of county commi*»i ner for Colleton county, and pledge myself to noidc the results of tne democratic prims.ries and support the nominees made thereat. JASPER ROBERTSON. I respectfully a nounce mvrelf a can did t'c for the office of c un*v commi*- atoner for Colli ton coun’y. subject in the rule* and regulations cf the demo™r*tic primaries EUSTACE B BLOCKER. To the democratic voters of Colleton county: I announce myself as a candi date for the office of countv com mission ed and pledge myself to abide the result ot the primaries, ano support the nomi- ueos thereof. ISHAM W DOPSON I respectfully announce myself a, can didate for the ifflce of county commis sioner for Colleton county, subject to the rule* and regulations of the demo cratic primaries. A WALKER. To the democratic voters of Colleton county: I respectfully announce my self a candidate for the office of county commissioner, subject to the rules and regulations of the democratic party. ' ,JNO. W. CROSBY. FOR MAGISTRATE ' I respectfully announce myself a can didate for magistrate of Adams Run Township, subject to the rules govern- lug the democratic primaries. M 8 HETH1NGTON. T hereby announced myself, a candi date for magistrate to be voted for at HpretLPen. Tigei Creek and Peoples Precinct, subject to the rules and regula tions of the democratic part* R. Lee Koger. I restestfully announce myself a can didate for the office of magistrate for and regulations of the democratte party. HA CUMMINGS. Cool Clothes For Summer’s Torrid Heat. Just now the. question of cool clothes for torrid weather is uppermost in the minds of pur chasers; and right royally does this store respond to the needs of the moment. Hot weather apparel takes the foremost place on every table. Fof Men and Boys there’s ample array of the latest styles and best kinds of Summer wearables, in everything they need from tip to toe. The newness and distinction of our styles in all Summer lines plays no small part in bringing us the patronage of the really discriminating, and. of course, the tact that prices are unquestionably lower than elsewhere is an equally important factor. From Straw Hat To Summer Shoes. Any man, or any boy, can be equipped here with every article of Summer wear; from a nobby Straw Hat down to the lightest and most com fortable of Summer Shoes to greater advan- tage and satisfaction than at any other store in this vicinity. The styles placed before him will be more to his liking, the variety’ gre)Ker, and the prices lower, than at any other store he could go to. This applies to everything ligfht weight Summer Suits, unlined or halPtirteTr-'Serge and Alpaca Coats; Outing Trousers, of the utmost coolness and good looks; Negligee Shirts, Sum mer Underwear, Hosiery, Belts, Suspenders and Neckwear; and every other wearable you can think of for hot weather. Rememl)er this is a cash store; buying and „ "selling on the very closest cash margin; that it has the name all through this section of carrying the largest line of ready-to-wearables, having the most up-to-date styles, and giving by far the best values, of any store hert abouts. Reduced prices are now the go on every' ar- ticlc\and an opportunity to buy a Summer outfit for Man or Boy, at about half-price is placed before you. Can there be a moment’s doubt as to where you ou^’n to trade when y ou want Men’s or Boys’ apparel ? r We are Still. Using the Broom Sweeping out every thing in the way of Summer goods. . Our immense slock of fall goods will commenee coming in Aug. 15th. We hav^to make room—the prices put on these tardy sellers, are making them move. Can you use them, plenty of time to wear sheer Summer fabrics yet. Come and see them. TAYLOR’S / ,1 r<- *. ly-Y'/y/Y-v-nA