The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 17, 1918, Image 1

Newspaper Page TextVOL. 39. ' -• -t ‘ WALTERBORO, S. C. WEDNESDAY. JULY 17, 1918. -a' i NO. 34. n. \ BOLL WEEVIL PARTY HAS RETURNED HOME r tikkd kkom i/OX<; trip hi t ttklJ. i»J-RASEn WITH WHAT THEY «******#**-***«* ■ -i • flERMAX HRIVK OX " AHKKK'AX SKC'TOR MAW' TOI RIXO liKOIMil.% * AXD FlX>RIDA. P*rU, July 16.-—At the con clusion of tljie second day’s fighting, it is safe to state that the German offensive on the 65 mile front from Chateau- Thierry to Massises in Cham- pauno has proved a 'failure. At no plao? has the ‘'enemy suc ceeded iu‘Advancing more than 3 miles. Already he has lost his. initial ‘dash. - His efforts now are redded to local at tempts. • Late torfUht the war office was aide to^announce the'recaptuf’e by the French and Americans . of tf^e • towns of St. Agnan-la-Chapelle and Monothodon. and the re-es- In the last issue of The Press and - * tablishment of Iheir lines upon Standard /he ‘ report of. the party * the heights dominating the who had gone into Georgia and * \alley of the Marne. This new - STORY OF WHAT IS BEING DONE THERE | ' • (•eorffi* anil Florida Farmers Are Meeting Roll Weevil and Making Money of Cropa Substituteil Koc t'otton—We Should tiet Rendy., MIDATES WHO - WU HKE MCE - . % ", e * XAMPX OF THOSE WHO FIIJID PLEDGIN REFORE TIME K>IT v' - * * 4 ' * ' \ EXTRIES TO (TiOSE MOXDAV " , *1 - * ■ l -j AT XOOX. ' Dill HIM, HID noin V TO^REOPKX INTEREST SEEMS TO BE DEVELOPING • « . " r " 1 1 • j» - - .* • * "a ■ ' liMlimtioiiH Are That There Will be • • v ■ . ».t Greatly More Interest Than - at Om* Xt» t'O.WEXTIOX THE SEXATORIAI. RAlTL WILf* ; HE t‘\LIJ<:i)—CANDIDATES FOR SHORT 1 TKRM. \ * *> ’ BLEASE AND MXAURIN NOT DEMOCRATS ? MEETING FOR CAMPAIGN " PARTY WAS A BIG EVENT * * * # * * * «*«*** # « (MX * * SEND HIM THE / -* * PRESS AND STANDARD * * — • « *. •• Are -you sending your boy * at the P Standard? # * .in the training camp or * front The Presa and Stai * If* not you are depririn Hl’NDRED PERSONS COM PRISED Al'DIKNCK GREETINtl SPEAKERS IN FIRST CAMPAIGN MEETING FOR THE COCXTY. • T]nN‘j* Seemed . INwsible—Some El«*»enth Hour SurprlHes. : ‘ Executive Committee Talked of Ex- ladling RleaNe ami MeLauriu From HciU'N i-utie Party, Hut l>»*«-lde«l . . -r • • \o| to flo ^o. ^ % Florida to study boll weex’il condi-; * tion^ was carried to the Georgia i* line., Fp to that time we liad seen!* much of the effect of the boli weevil. * in Georgia, but it was not till after : * this rhat we learned'of the,full aptl [* oi'e effect,*' of the'peSt on the cot- “ ton crop.' We learned . that many lanners were planting no .cotton at all, and that many more had plow-if, v>f up a large number of acres early this spring, even after it had'cmfie, up. in order to put in a crop whlcu ‘ f 'would not be effected hy tb^ • boll. ^ weevil. yAVe learned that Mp wCevil, vas Ww across the 'Savannah river , a feW miles ‘fromath^ South f.’are-'l" T:^a Htu*. and that/i«-all prolmiulitj < die would teach/diiU ^ect 1 »n eit'iet’ 1: te this yeaiy^or next soring He wd! not do^rniK’h d^mag^ n* year, vjuvpi possibly to the late crop, but be wilKhe here hibernating undei niOM^y leaves and in damp, coof ’pla- durihg the winter of next year, will come out . early and put decided crimp; Into the farmers r^,- _ . .e rat ions in so fur as making a/mt-iv£UUrt€rly AlCClillff s-ton crop in'192v s ifc concern " victory -came as a brilliant cli max to 2 days of incessant Tounier .thrusts* ami the fact that the important dominating positions* are again in the hands of the Allies adds heav ily to the danger in which the Germans find themselves on *’ th,, .south bank of the Marne. * "During daytime." said Geri- era! Detain in hi* night bulle tin from • headunatteis, "the Germans.' liinabb 1 t<> a.rtack generally,; endeavored to in-., crease their local siuxT-ss." • The verv use of, the word the , French high comuihpdv con.stdbys* the foe's major, kcib-r effort defi nitely stopped and is confident •the Framn-American fdreos will ‘confinm* to pin/be invad er* ijown vVh^n* they are. and tdbiotntelv , sweejr' them diack.. r, ^' '* ♦ sk s|e ♦ -!• y; # ;!: >;* $ . ..5;: • r -. ' .The Jollow/ng is the list of candi dates for the various office^ to ho fiUett ‘In this county during this ♦•feet ion yeprT ~ There were a few surprises sprung on the last minute, this afternoon \Y. S. Marvin,, who announced his cratic Evecutiv 4-andidacy last week for treasurer, inr^Hn^ocracv of Cole K. Hlease, of did not file, his pledge. t It is not known why Mr. Marvin tailed to file his pledge. 'V This leave# the race for this office < fo three candi dates, C. W. Pellnni, John M. Ack- ^jerman and H.'K. Strickland. * j , H. L. .lonerf, of Snioaks, filed his * pledge and left his eard for . T#p? .* Press- and. Standard just before tlu* r f ^ entries.closed for the Hour.e of Kep^- resehtatives. This makes five can- -V a . . . .- didates toC the two places. 'Spna- lor .1’adgett .and -.Vuditor E. M. •y. • J6nes‘have n*> <»ppositioa. Several y/inagistiate* are also without oppo- ^ sition. T E. McTe*o, - of laiwndes and illake townships* did not file * his pledge. , ‘ - ^ Magiatrafe J E. Hr.van is not a w candidate for uiaglsirate »a Walfep boro, and there were three Tast iKCv' nondidates anmotncvd, wliU , ■f' T«» <«et Flr*t Hand InfbriiiNlioii. The editor of The Press and Staud- ard dHired to gd into‘this IjoIT wee vil territory in order to secure Jirst <*. hoed some‘Inroruiaiion which.would . bf of/-service ip the people o cojujiiy in their efforts to get:ready toy combat this enemy to cotton, pror, daction. We would 'ill aiford th?i time' or the expense of the tripV but we felt that it waii, our duty to se re at first hand, ^ome informatiou ,as\fb' the boll weevil; • which we luuht'bring back home and tell the reader*,; of this ^ newspaper. ‘Th 1 .# done tlitVca^do an they please and' Hit dow'n and wait < till the weevil ■jets here and bard times, just as they ^te^^oing in Georgia iuid northern Florida, or they can begin now to plan -crop rotation and experiment on other crops as a sub- sutute for cotton as a money crop, ■onp^ wMl informed' gentleman whn xvhom -we conversed said: "It wif take your farmers four years to the confidence necessar> ‘ to-trdi<t in planting other ci.ops to the plj.ee 01 fotton as thejr niptiey crop U took the Georgia tender in some sections that long, add/even iongerx We ean easiffj updm^taiHl. the view point ol the fatmeff., f or a. miglii JoEg time lye Hus been accustome to cotton^syKis iiHtiit-v ,cmp, aiuK^u bay bec^f aSoirt tlteOnly crop can i 1 *: m.. tiy/i w 111, (ii |d <1 siu v-e*i 'O* UAu a ready luark.-i/^ Suppiis-- ’ X-y T-triiiey'y.raise?* sej/d^al Humiiv-t^ y ofW.M.l. ter held, with 1 the Bedons Baptist church July 6-7 and was a. svicce*# " ” * 1 meeting. There was a good dhle- tijon, present, pnd especially of t.h«* Sunbeams. There must have be; forty Sunbeam ifiembers pretent, and They had h very Impo/tapf part in the meeting. . '-We are.always glad tiyhave them with us,- The Jiext nieeffn- will by the annual meetings which meets witl^ the Carter's/Ford church on Saturday beforeyne ffrst Sundlfv in tVtober. Mi^ T. M. SMITH. Sec. ■/as ch Dfom* # ise's to be Jin iaterestihg* rate- B- j| IF, TowIimb, J. C. Nettles and Jiiliiiii K. I leach will make the tece. ; The list of the candidates is follows: State Senate. J.*G. Padget House ote Represeutatives, Geq. W.-JKrunson, li, Ck Jonetw J N . CidumMa'j Jply 9.—A solemn warning, embodied in an address hv ex-UuVernor John Gary Evans, of. Spail an mi rg, chairman, was issued by the State'Demc- e Committee in which i lie JirmuM Coinuibin. candidate for the i'nited States Senate, and John L. McLan rjn. of Dennettsville, candidate f< gto< inor, was challenged. •Tk**, a-tion of the Ooriimittey wes, " ' , XO f Lik*-ir jifter several hours o/hlebate. j Ii which some of the coium'lteemen w- ii in faxor of caRineyne two can-[ . in ijudstiop ^hteore the boijy I ' ntut reijuirlng theter to show ' ciuis-.*/’*diet* v' 1 -' tiiev should/ not be,. expeUed D," /ho Dehinteatic party. The, id- I- ‘Oilfins agamst, Messrs;,-Hlease and i M- 1 iirm Were bhsed on tlu 1 Mcl/fii-- Tin i-ttjte recently published, hi wh'fhyMr. Hlease was charged with *?i-j/nuu; with the UepublicaTf jiarty Jiy/'i} i;, and the replies of Messrs lea-- ru’d i .\.uU In. refutation, and «T- - "ii the latej published coimnu- n atiyii .of . W. P.- Beard, who ;s„ set'-ihu a term in tdiy Federal prison lybrutjig and sm \ilanta., for se*litiou8. utterances. *mominu*. Th hiajority i*f the committee aft'" eMisi(ienibT t > discifssion/ decided IsMie tfuy'address delivered ti/j body by »xV-GovernoteJbl»n G.'nteEr- ! I'he ^oUuWing an*, , in which noynames were used, " bo have been -o delkiring 111111 * of doe of the greatest pleas- ■* ures Imaginable. You have * been a Way from home: He- * .member now you longed to see * your favorite home paper? « Just imagine your boy being in France, 3,000 miles away and then think what fEJby it would he for him to get The Press and Standard—all the news from home—and then-hurry to The Press and Standard of- tiee jind subscribe-for him. He He hasn't, letters, so attend him- today. We e a special rate toy y in France of 11.00 a yearly which will not coyer cost getting nut paper.. CANDIDATES HAVE A LOVE FEAST HERE « Nothing Said In Anjr Contest Which Indicated any Feeling, and no En thusiasm Shown, Reynot! Little V. Hand Clapping During Speeches.' tit j nr 1 rros himi * HV and subscrihi ii* tmsj v 0gbtihg. # timilto write let! *. to this for him y **************** - •: 1 ; - s» * , , . ' The first campaign meeting for Colleton county's campaign', wgs 11-eld Tuesday nt : : >iioakR. .hegihenk about K'-'IO p IK. on the speakers {stand erected, in the grove at^th** school grounds. When the meeting was eaM^d to’o'-ff* r by S. 1’. J, Gai- ris, Jr#, .only about ?00 cdmpriscil the audience, but soon this number began to increase and the nudte>iv*e reached fully 600 before the meet ing bad progressed very far. A\ fthis audience wore many ladleteann — x 'children, lind they followed/iceenl-’ * ■ and wit ii interest the spf’flung am', •ii" (Jiiota of .Men in t all th-. noteil Hie appearance i>tetlie sp»*ak ■ . . , ‘ ... . ers. There were 11 it it tea ntimher -i \sVm.de luesdav lor. V\.tomid»ihtedu ih.-^teonnd*. • v. \Yedit* mIhx. times the noise or arriving <>i <. j»i;rtinu cars, ijulte. annoyirg to lii** spN.iJtersXind . tuterferred ser- he easy and- natural- n^ienije xvinch ' u .irked FIFTY-SIX WHITES LEAVE WEDNESDAY ^ Thpai^ffr, '/• *• / , s Fiftx-rix xviiit*- m^n rellcton’* (inota of xvbii fETTI.KS A CANDIDJ H. X- ’ loanty Treasurer. Ackerman, C. W Strickland. County K. M. Jones. Croixate Judge and Most G. Albert Ibjitch, ft. M. ^Jefferie*. For Mngist WhltBi boto- J. »E. J*eaclt, J. C. Nettles,/!. F. Towl Jone ite mei lall. xxiii of*' scbi'duled to J XYednesday morning. There 1 w li.it,. im-n xx ho l*‘ft M01 tr* h eg roe The natiu were published instil »* las .•. An, additional call registrants will.be imidt'. sbdrtl a list of red to in UlilllX. I> th* SR* v eC.I|e* U te^rast- cjrlled to ontex, itwinv th*' 11 rgiVaI oC Hie con^f»- t he !1*nti.st chi itch ofracted \tiHw*ting is in ing conducted .by L’ev, of .Coltinilihy, Std^istin^ McOuen. the .pastor. The >- political a.mkienc*- and mante.of the tho*«' candidates were among tUe ch m/r* biyt which refer *'•'/ te^t rn'ir jz.j:znrr''i rm ' ,• '#5 KUbBcnurtorlal. ■,candidates July 1^ Tl,y„ra-, V.' uhl./ N- rly luenUajr of Uu,- W M was Smoaky/ . , .\ / M **of»mp«. Id. witlte- the Bedons Bantist te #> ' Tliteduestlon of reopening the to the/senatoria! ^ubnernolorial candidates -in Slate. . , , , . . feport t o i at inn f.'hac.ii enjoyed Hie Serioote by ite th,- local board Alt 5 p. m. on Tiles- d, Burts: ■ V\ day, July 23rd, for entrainment the Townphlp-^-#. E. Grdy: oak. P. J. Wilson. on Towns rren D. Smoak. 1*. J. Wilson Hells Township-H. W. son, J'r. , Hejward Township" D. 1*. Ham sey,. Fiank Tompson, (’. A. Tomp son. te ■' * He<l Bank- L. E. Hill. Glover and Sheridan Townships - T. M. Reeves. and Blake fS. W e card of J. Nettles \ for uistrate at Walterberro. appears n this Issue of-The,Press and Stand ard!. Mr. Nettles^!* well known inf* Lowndes this comniuBitv/where he has ‘be^n Sweat. ii resident fotesome time. He hast Fraser Township -A. \ Harnte jiieen a Hnd recently pur- H. Hodge, P. p Hibtt J * ~ ^ ' chased //farm near 'Walt.erboro and In- addition question or reopening the list fortehe entrance of other candidates r th<- I'nited States senate was jiof Irt-dtigbt up at tli,. meeting, wnfrti 1 was hel l in the Jeeislative library of the stabi luniSe and-lasttel from noun tmtll'sniHify after :i o’clock this hf-. tempos. ^ / simultaneomdx with- the 'meetiif. t of the stale evWwfrxe’ co.nnu,ittee ex* Governor lileas#, was hpldlrlg a meet ing of kis factional' leaders from many section* of theXKate at his law. liu)l^i'\ffice pv'Washingtpfi strenc Whi*n kudd thHCaifternpon of the action of ’ v h#* executive cbmtnKtee. die xgould not , issue a 'slatement.^or pubhea-. j tion.te Dniteg the iji^bate as'to what i«iisposlXpn should he made of him,, » niiprbeK of close personal friends Blea/e were in the rear of the IptfislaHve lihrarv, , '< 'owliilMte* v>r Short Term. tollovvin aajk'R Jtilui morning for Camp Jack- Lobertson. Walterboro. u^dverf/here to live. Iff-adriition t.i his Jariiiing InferestV, Mr Nettles is/a siiec*%.afm insm.'inre agent, and s written a gr/at nii|ny policies., i 'Nettle* rfax manx' friends wfjii^ are interested ru tli*’ oUIcomu- nt-th' . ,i»r*- thre«-' ^k'tydida'fe* <r f.'ijs jWisifioii' race.-** here, i/'urw Oil , . [/•'The eftmmittie'derided; dhat can-1 ‘ dldatea for tin* short t^rm in tb/, V- - - u - yf •/ /enate fo compb't*- ,,the ntv« xpire<i j J. A. Tnteii for MagisiniH'. ferm l**/t .varan' t»x the death of. J. A. Tfiten announce* hjfi,.can-i. enator Yillman. should make/ thp dacy- in this issue of .The* Press an - tinerajy with the^seykers /or tin (Npff diip till Standard for tlie office of magisti.y long*’senatorial t« mi ami sl}duiil join in F lard -^r r'iiHteXiy ^jwn* well kffow’n over te r.j 'mis j6 in th v j> bes U i*>i>tl, xxiiai .Tiiei.e is 1 '* i U: .mere is ,ijo ,n.';uk epunti j ,. aiiii UiV'fv. i atteut ion xvi.ll lie* K dj t tor o as ii' Jf *’Ua!.u:ii - . ;v< ,/,“Dig ut .f»o?rs/tuiu ca11i*■ to the'iii auu tirenteWV ‘ ■ thu l|lltU -ell te '••• ! tlorn crop. Tin ' te ~T'*'eim be plantytev. -/h u 'lady, market /Ku s.up|:4 necessary tyteinau. . u ; , • ily? IM 'v i FIMODAI. i Ml HlJ /' ; F -jiti > ,ie te . corner Wir’iiyte .*< Y. 1/ I! I'.uiotr, A M/HOrtoj * i we hnd erijiiin onte'ifol i :*• 1 1 at hat oraer chool ‘fv W’t 'tiil lind the m*tn- -'feii ii, i s and in a m Jii'siiit'- at '-t»'~Tr*T~gg< Ol ;t»: te'irjr*' v. , Thnrsda g-rrtte t ' i <* md. t’ten' • nr E’x-*-* x hod vn',i‘*/i to cdive tein/ ph i{t \) -x i aK . Mr. Tuten ,j* township, an i '.m/hried b> many f>Vnds to. eht/ - te 1 ’*'- U«; is a tectettfnl ta r, . teJin-l mi si ness ‘ a*iau in Zjjr town, 'ship, and has assuranees of. "at. • support' in hi* candidacy.; Mi\ T-.-^ t«n was for' .two x'ears t-.xvnte:;/ < "It tuissioner tot; fif< t.ovx'nship, ip i ;• c'lhdidulK for he pi.rtv Tittsda * >n. The tiim -'•ill Y-iph'e at ‘Boon ilSst-ssru'iit /it l« sef at t ?,h te / / . amt should j.ilx/V*;, at DH- ' fni , yiWnft pledges ojtd.’v, July l:*}. /he short term ■ t : WeVj-t, fd-( •I .Ofllet', o- 1 n.pojtiiC e< t or ||,m mirpite* * of th terra / 1! mess ,*. > usioess 'Ian's Problem. and bank* A j'he/'ousinvs’S iuafi anu -naiiK*-r realized that ihey, Jdii.x an jiuportaui part in tw/ J dxjte ,ai ' u «‘ 1 ‘., iteito ktpri the luone.- necessary for hfm *Fink ‘spend in these'»huslni'*s«-*: ami dtete^ bit d* * ejETpTiient htee ic ^"Mt jp the brinks and keep the mess Of this strictly icetjup jibing usmiuI, th iiess Mian must * he/ marketin g O' - :, 'h llrv farmer can !»*•/!• .Hfck/nbak i-Jim/h at id . • '•. t \s XIOVJ^D STORE V.. Pinck-n.'y h;t v • l*-a>.sl f! room formerlv oeciipied l's shoe * hop, and hs * mi stirek of mercliantiise in*/ this inpt Mr/ Pinckney’ is/Aiu 1 * i*. L. •bud's on* of the (ioodxvin’teImur.s tor lonfries to be titar • " '■ ■ ,u that of Jones, of t-moaks, /" xpX-L* f< ' of Repreiyentatix * ;not unknown f in th Mlft . IS id! I 1 I knov y in exeiy fi* . ii.i y'lV • ! • 'but fi;- fx-'-U; St V* ... f ’ teOxte < i <trte Xl’*' h /er 11 • *'/v'it.x u- . -I,’ a>f<! -t" n>‘ -*!>fon pubbe X: \*'cut>ve COlll- I ib for many atetete * > . ay,xx 'tin frletnls *■• K" pfedi>-t t-fiat h - agri el), ftu ra! t«iif assist tbanru Is jiroxj fie .lea;!in - nierHw\nf s of Yrp-l11 j b"i;» and he lyis sTr*i/;ed a/;jted^‘?hn.d ; , h!s bu^inesa ’* \ oiny te. oi.i^a. j'rantley liei*nt|nn of Huflin; a* y-fc ", , . Z 1 .? 1 * * P Bailey, 'of W* ek-. left Monde v ■ ,.c !y tf ’ ^>*te th.. f((I ru .„ !Son (;oU ^ P . vh #, n . „ w> ar / pX or x ' tt.t* tuling the short course there for vr ' X ,nSti ‘ nC '’ ; r?r ^«" oA ?' ' «Tn> ;*■■ in the .elm, wxorJt for *thi<i ehr, tbV. business /O'-n assist 14 the .v-Mini*. fai rtern irNtet(inteiip capital enough | . n f> ; •</ erect a cVairi elevator, or rather/ ^ <’om/<-lexnuy. which is sftnply ^•nointe name^ te>r the -s marketing Playe for corn ilnKcorn prod’jc/. j, f re th t v farmerseof sbat section, ran take thpi r oorn in aSg Quantity, e-dhor shelled or in .thOs.fiusk an t II E. or in .the-s/iu? -' t the top of the market pvec* fo’ thus making corn just ;,s V\M'' • T '**nt> nop and »«. eas' 1 !* XX. .»* ' ‘ton What Greenwood. Fl.r, mWl.E-S 1 <\V!HI»\TE . An- advert iseratet of H F: Tow- ! . who'.is a cantedat e for iiiagik 7 t at*- in Walt*zfioro, appears in tbte is-i * Mr. -Toxvle, seY.xed forteeV- ffi-l tt rhij- a- niagistratV. at , (In Pond. w l!**r* 1:e made <j ;iitV<i j/cortj ; - ;i huate;-, «>i JH.iclt 1 fijn«*r/7lp-a{ent : : n v /- iteitent of Tote'’teaas dtXded ill mate It;. J ' i/bn/n* luntn*' teru. s iniim 1 ace this time /p anil st.fcct RS- NOTICET(PDE5ff)CRATK' VOTKMS Till' Tm'*tldv •. v- ■ . . . nils for Ote lon-boimtx eti If. ‘Mi. irute it t hte thv C'luteJRtelv wo Tjte rules the prim •ib/ of y a< theSt /x lx . iVT &r JuHvVI cH‘*t‘ -x*' bijen hpj'etfXore julLiti/hte ain o(m ti untH /tey :>/ Vatic party proviil‘‘ hu; tie* Tueteayin .htly. v.'hH’r the*hooks to be doX I on the. the A’li fl/ The te-Jit'!*'- mus X \te/r \vh<> fail.* to enroll I>tel 1 r 1 * c fore .1 u fy *4; >. t J * X, of 1918. te* ame oh. hi* < I'i), p in the prjmnfY/ ■/' / // •te amt v/gjahts, t-drite Mi "t iten.tjnued on ,*e, *>n »* ht/^ t! »!ac. _ i h.* iffitco nt xrT«e,*f’ay tetehi* 4»*r*i of July. Hverylv-dte wl o- i-in nnf.j i't eiii'ojitd mteo stop TiJS'bugines?. i! .ml e’yj'olI immediately. . .te : • .. ^ / x M- IV HOWKLL. Cmtitey rhuVrm.io. J ilium Wiiden Hiers, Lodge'. Frits Hill, Hound. * James A. Hfott. Walferboni.-•» David II. HoflV Cottageville.' Ethan P. Hudson. Walterboro. Otis Hunt. Etvrhardt. Thomas L. Kinsey, 'Hutiinf t’hjirles / Linder,' Weeks'. • Harlee . II.‘ Linder, Smoakn .9.- Joe H. Martin, olalafitftoh. ' i.ee M. Martin, Hnllti). William F. Martin, Ruffi// Leon Ma\ey d Smoakste/ Clarence V. May, Smosiks., Joseph H. Nettles, JCnffin Ernest H. G'Hryajrf White Hall. Memlqger C. Rhode. Cottager i William E.UIc hard sen, laid McDonald xHifter, Ritter RaymomteA. Ritter. WaRerboroX Jumn/iJoberson. Walt/rboro. Melvin, it. Robert son/ Ritter. John l.NX«ibi*rt8ijg; Round. Adlee AvanL Waiter bo ro. . ' Biirfex Avanh' Walterboro. •Aldricli lla^ifes. Smoaks Andrew J llarwtck. Weeks. Lonnie Jlenn^H. -Ruffin Itenjanlin -1/ plockei. Walti-rbi.i . Daxid TxTlbudTe’r, VV’alteriMiro. - yAndi-.Mte (.Werton.- Snlkekatichb Garjte 1 oivby,’ fylleton Htei?"- M Ciosiiy, Walteiboo U l>iindri%.{ YteHagi ll* 1 tyte'YHii*. Tisoi t ; t: .Itif? ji /ddi- ,F. l>»g,eu<- ' t 'lafeJH «- . .b'hfi E- I-I 1 •*;., I'ojidei ,7 Walfertiofo < *"i,,. VV Ffetcrh*) .Av a|t< 1 Uoio ‘•eoTi*- \y JI of ijdojjtei^t ffi n. Lawri-f-ee . .R. Jlte land, /■■ wMk VI ) William t\ Hter*.- IMunil. N n.-uMmih iteS-m-afh. 1 'atfa ' a xx i /inoa k,' Ifufflr 11* i/teeC. Xl>*jb Burton, t II: ^tH.ckiand, , • B Pi 1 ickland, cy i> -thcklnniL sior I ';j'di> ' 1 Yrr V ! •• b 1- iii axwij ,/rin‘* ii I*!.I'm i<*i; Pond,', Weidiar l In'idton V.\llunn. Meggetn iY miKi. Wait* 1 bo> I >n/:ei Op**"), I . 4Je "ma*. \ tefoii; s/tea k te elinpr at‘ / te X . ■ , , - / The candidates* for magistrate led ofl and. made short bpeechen an nouncing their ‘>ahdidacy. Thejte spoke in the following order .iteh -Grayson, ,1V J. Wilson’ and Hie in- cuiubenL W D. Smoak • * Seiiabii Ptulgett S|M‘sks. The ffr-st speaker for-the county party w;is Senator Jaj/Padgett, of Walter boro, wtex i^j anoppose*! for re-eli*ction.’ Senator r Padgett . was given thirty minutes, and war given hiore Drue by another candi date jl*» delivered u very eloquent and intixpestjng address,‘. wlib-h wga Intel 1 upled bf applaus,. and he was liberally applauded ‘ at the concpt- of his |ip**ecb N '/ Senatoi Padgstt expjessed bis ap-te preciatidn for th#- loyal support ac corded . hhn atidtethe confidence shown in his. ability to represent tho people py not having any oppdRitlon in this race He spok? feelingly of. tin* call* which had come to him to relufn to the Senate based upon putrHytlc^motives us a duty he owe*! his countftSV ar this lim«. of cr 'iter b«Hng/tbus urged he b> iM'come a candidate again te n h •* niad note bm did. Set}* tor I 'ad-get t, * I I'Cipffit **d i- tils' i-a’m # «\perteivees <•« (bevfarn'f^pl ' lyte huxing decided t>/ *tan<l tlgr es- annnati-oi for Tbyte Citadei ' fnr~te ‘rhohirsbip ^'iimil he'*-won When be t*i -t ente rcjl'^* l ‘ - /'bai* he found , a fa in on jte-*- si iiohirslbp and his atm ndmete to have the .Stafn Boa "t n.ajteies and Correction^ nhik<‘,a linante'l esaniinatlop .of th*-/thUftv nt* t" pay for >h*ir course is noxx’ luA( and V I* that hl!«/actii>n ytemt the S»ai - m fit lit o: -te* ajtetv and fr* «lioi.'ii hip Sp* jkin <V bfs te^onl qjv Ihft tax Pi obb-n., . nj*fo»' PaiLXtft rcteuitte-l, hh < /'t iVflie^Wjate ofisthif. prof, lem f n«!/toiilxTow is*- b. -! X\'c*j statr • hllte- jX Conn* * tiorf^/'fritli tetteol 1 tileir [H/.rhmCe* Lv t te *scamff|te- t;ytertlon 7f^f tents putx.hteed . . Otteludimr ytyf* uter<*s; Senator nok/z im his belter -and |« Ijb Tejf/rd to the war "ff / tite old," iie exclaimed, he with my six nephew Wealern Ci'oiti.” 1 *He iRs- wate and tev t 1 •■citin':. tJie “t**p* iyS a_//es?io *ni*l th<* respect i xyo’iM have, heenf - for / te / HA /- rif X iff* M-tlt l‘ te' iioW'teVtX .W^ern temi!:-*! *■ u>/-d■ the cause*' of the *wa te\ 7 -I to ca-L _ ,x .•■•rafcs. iopj-Mt te IVnicI Church wa ; f \ __/... //te ' tie w.i' nr d, th* , te 7 /// /’ /. x ^ H ' ,r bnibte.te' il h> \' ijte" 111 - 'Bo.ut*; teirlx tei - \ < '"Jftetd Offitehear Closest inspection vtel 1 igi-tin" x*: ite ,f\ at Peru* J VT PJerejlfi* to tfy** xvar,*tli<. olfie-' -•»IXte »• 11 >|te 1 teS 11 ltd./ afierMOiKi oKf‘y)A. iua :iterate, or up, to CniN ‘selr'afor juiteX- X thfongl /X^' P dlteMU . ^ teelojjff and teontinu** /' tetr IV careful not folloa’iim xveek. X* 'itfkxtxXj! I>.' fofiduct* 1! »)> :4/tete*tubaXi;.'of Walt^id'oro, /dxy"ix .tex ited 1", ; u. nd - / BftJirH t t.\SS’ To MEET to sot*- f(>c recent converts. In- v vteiyatte i loselx the record of overx- ^/ndij^te." . said *l*,e speaker,/‘and ,/Al yefn'fitid it does not ting true x^t.* te itePi* f him"' Tliis xx.•/ met wii'i lAiif K.-tiMiV applause •^> .' 'CoH T ’• he M* liX/jifde yl.isj ’xyitf/meel ' 11 /'nday'/ "■wt 't. I .* ivy * Lodi .’ft" eii/dj/By invited d ateetid- P 1 VI! 'ibt: ' ’ '."'•my eJ/.'|iient fl'oein; ia vxi.h'b he soared vi?H uca ti *‘U te and coinpar«-d a U -I n’u l.aV Pat*. 5 te/ X te te y X , x i\ / y y y. > y< y ./

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