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TILLMAN LOOSING
I HIS LIQUOR FIGHT.
CURRENT OF OPINION RUNNING
AGAINST DISPENSARY.
Ansel Leads tor Governor—Indica
tions That Greenville Man Will Win
on His County Option Platform.
Columbia. July 10.—Although the
ri’sult of th- average primary olect-
ior in this Stat v * ig about as difficult
to foretell as the coming verdict of
th > aventre petit jury, the talk of
Politicians and others niore <>r less
on the inside and who make it. a busi
ness to study the public pulse is al
ways siiinitiicant to a degree as show
ing the general tendency and specu
lation among th in is interesting in
tie' absence of more exact informa
tion.
Although the complexion of the new
legislature with regard to what its
attitude will be toward the dispensary
issue is of first importance, as it will
li.' sole!v with that body as to what
changes "ill he made, still the speech
making in tlie campaign has attract
ed more attention to tho gubernato
rial race and the principal interest in
tlie election centers is the question
of a choice of a governor. A number
of systematic efforts are being put
forth to gather complete lists of leg-
islat'* - ^ candidates offering for elect
ion in tile various counties on the
different whiskey platforms represent
ed b} the several gub' material candi
dates, but no complete list is avail
able vet. In the great majority of
the comities tlie entries are still open
i and in scarcely anv have the candi
dates declared themselves fully.
It is admitted on all sides in Co
lumbia that in the beginning, official
inllu mces were strongly for Manning,
[of Sumter, and Senator Tillman,
though he has done it guardedly, lias
been throwing the weight of his sup-
I port that way, in his speeches and
j otherwise. This is but natural in
Senator Til! an, it ae consents with
j tdniself to take any sort of hand in
| the fight, Mr. .Ma .ning being one of
I the authors of the Manning-Raysor-
! Tillman dispensary purification hill.
Rut recently the tide seems to be
! turning with steadily increasing vol
ume toward M. F. Ansel, of Green
ville, on account of his couutv dis
pensary platform. In his mte ehes
recently Senator Tillman has: been
charaing that mere is a conspiracy
to that end and that t ie "encmie--" of
tho system are Uni ig na for a so-,■ail-
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$100,000,000.00
The State of South Carolina is sending off the
approximate annual amount of $3,000,000 in Life
Insurance Premiums. That amount, less a small
proportion, goes to the North and West]each year
for investment, and in twenty years; including
interest, will amount to something like
$ 100,000,000.00
This should not be.
at home for tlie d r
State. The ’
your life in;
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sar’ platform.
M ith tho exception of his opening
“lecture” at Sandy Flat, in Greenville
county, where about 4,00o were pres
ent on a picnic occasion. Senator Tiil-
^ ^ ^ | ,n a n has been drawing scanty crowds
his speech-making tour over tho
' State in behalf of the State dispen
sary. There is a striking contrast
between the veiling, hurrahing excit
ed crowds of thousands of the “oue-
gallused” he used to draw and elect
rify and the apathetic, unresponsive
handfuls that now gather to hear him.
There is no more whooping up the
boys as of yore. The boys won’t
whoop a little bit. Senator Tillman
is as forceful as he ever was and he is
a much more attractive orator than i
he used to he, his Washington expe
rience having improved him wonder
fully, hut while he semns to b 0 giv
ing his subject the best he has in
stock there is no popular demand for
his “sermons.” He is not meeting a
pooular demand. His manner on the
stump indicates that he feels he is j
pulling against the current. On rev-
erai occasions last week he stid pub
licly and in private conversation that j
■e honed the liquor question would be i
; h*d permanently by the time he
around again. Tho “invita- J
from the various communities
.(•!] hit I n- .arv through tig J
• oeui based are not the re- j
o. a.iv popular desire to get his j
•i ;• Ice and counsel. Senator Till-
u s position has been made plain ,
iiough tho weekly as well as the !
duly press.
From what the correspondent of
Tiie Evening Eosi was able to gather
from interviews with the “one-gallus- |
ed” along the way as he accompanied |
Senator Tillman on his tour last week
tue frame of mind of the aforesaid
one-gallused seems to be something
like this: Senator Tillman is con
scientious and it is hut natural that |
ho should exert himself to save his j
baby, but it is evident that those fel-1
lows who have had charge of the j
thing at Columbia have been stealing
and palming off mean whiskey on us
o make up for it. and it is useless to
tulk of trusting them again. To
purify it and start it out on a new J
basis will mean that it will remain 1
straight only for a time. Why not let
each county handle this matter for 1
itself? Many of the local politicians, 1
however, talk- differently and still ;
have faith in the primaries, at. least j
to the extent of enough new senators j
to prevent any change.
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Furnished Poor Coaches.
Columbia. July 16.—On petition of
E. J. Brennen, of this city, the super
intendent and assistants of the South
ern railway at Charleston, have been
summoned to show cause before the
railroad commission at a day con
venient to them whv coaches not in
proper condition were furnished for
an excursion which left there on the
morning of July 1 for Columbia.
in fine condition. $700
c *' in one and two years at
6 per cent.
Several finp pieces of property to
be put on block in July
Twenty-seven acres oi fine land In
town for a song.
If you would like to have a fine in
vestment in a plantation come and
see tne, 50*) acres, some good timber
and in good shape. Must be sold’
even if it does not bring but $3,000.1
250 acres of pretty land at $10 pe r
acre, lies fine.
Town lots of all shapes and de
scriptions. Over 200.
Houses galore, and 20,000 acres ofj
land.
50 acres of land, lies well, 5 miles
from town, $11.00 per acre.
55 acres, fairly good house, barns,
etc., very cheap, 6 miles out.
53 acres, orchard, house, etc., lies '
very well, cheap.
I room house, good shape, In Gaff
ney; price $175.
6 room house, good surroundings, :
nice yard and conveniences; price I
$1,250.00, one-third cash.
The Gibbs Brick store room, 6-;
room house, and vacant lot 80x200 ln !
west end, $1,800.
Buy the house you live in for the!
rent you are paying.
Representative of Sun Fire Insur-i
ranee Co., The American Surety Co.,
The Standard Trust Co., who tend
money at 5 per cent to buy and build
homes with ten and half years to pay
it back if you want.
R. Latta Parish.
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so,"request of the Judge of Probate that
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lief in cases of epilepsy, and one doc
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for tobacco.
and WHISKEY HABITS
cured at home with
out pain. Book of par*
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wife is off lecturing on how j
e home hwpy.”
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