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Facts "Let our judgeirr prohibition legislatio liquor been prevente "Let us not forg munity in which it if -------Excerpt fro Democratic nominal I lave yol gnlemen t that, i Ohe RefeIrntium111 on1 Septenlibt will be aligned with you! III torial ol' August 27, 1915, in that always inivestigates its t if it is opposed to the theory "It (prohibition) will be and probably by all the 'blin It. is openly talked by the ' for prohibition. Why? Ot notably Tenn lessee and W\est, has been disasteroits inl mos however. are not goveried 1 What, think you, will happ lihitionl varriy inl this state? Shoul. this state vote stal t inuanice o t1he liquor trafile ill p)ower wlo \will wiluk at till hontestl believe that no eflor the inillions of dollal's wort 'a rol i I I' so. vou are intl you1 HIt plulitical lihlts to st trations are beinl mtgeil. llave youl anyv assurancie will not he volpos'd ol' "we 1I ardly ! If t hey a re4 wet tlien whor Thin11k< s i t I It phI iIble to I liI I Iun t ie ( l ' t he St I t v f'eel t11 1I11 I .Y w il I use every etfor mIIIn who4 fa.vow t he le.-al sahl (LOCAL INT'ERIESTING I.i'mS FROMi il- CO1TY (Continued froil Page One.) Y. 1'. M. society, froim three oclock until six. 'Th1e spacious piazza was beautfiful inl its simplicily of decora tioli, which cions1 isted of ferils, cut flowers and natural vie.s. 'Several tah:s of progressive Rook were en joyetd by tile guests, afer which munch fin w\as pr'oduced by kodaking. 110 fr~llesmts conls.isting o1 delectabile (cream an did enik e were served. Thlose~ prest'5 wer oe .\l isse s .1 ew'ell Curr' y, Sal 1lhownlee, lailey Thlonlilsoni, \lai Simmilonls, I l.,lee .\ bercrombi le, .lnctte 'Thiomasoni anld .\essrs D av'id Iirtown lee,,1ohnI Simon is, .\l arv in Armst51ronig, ErnesI t lirris, Claud1 Armlst rong, Chanrles .\leCtall, .1 oe IHrownlee, C'lar enlce AblereromblIie, li In llellms, Franlk 'u rry, ,. 811tt1les, I ordie Sult ties, .\lr s. Samn Cur ry and~ Mr. and MIs. Townies Ciurry. Thbe landieos A id So cty met with Miss Fani 11 rI owntlee oni last Tu'es daly afNternoon. At thle conlu tsioni of the bu11sins rou 111 tie, e reami and cake were served, afIter1 whih thi le time1 was pleaisantlIIy sp ent ill social intIercourlse. Mrs Smith lloyd and4 lit tie dauightcr, Eh.I I' eurn, o her home:: in)I Mrs. 1>. Si Y. Mimmon andII44 family. tca; %aek :11nd Willam N. bors. rI i''e .\rmts;r. : .'. cf the U. S na . i r! p oiv a ry, were buil.inless( v~iors Iain Fountair Inn last Satulrday. Misses Nel anad (lara M (all, sjPfn last wevek ilnv. Esl ey. the guest of rela t ives. M.'r. and14 \his. H'lp'h Mlari1n spoin last weekl-ci ndi : narI Iariksdal e, vliit Ing MrP. iwin and4 family. Misses Kale anfilee:lcn Curry, .lewn Curry, Marie Cu rry, Mart ha Ma; BlIackwellI, and Master Dick Bllackwel were the spend-thec-day guests of Mi and Mrs. Festus Curry of (Gray Ciour Tu esday. Mr. Ben Campbell was the recIpIeni of a very pleasant surprise Wednes day, when hIs family treatedl him to spend(-thie-day party, the occasion he Ing hiln birthday. The (lay was a Lent be guided by the lighi n. That experience has I d and the greatest progre et that every law intende to be enforced. It is a I m speech delivered by Se :ion for the presidency, in "S.hall ltitnid to vote. fo prihibtioin inl 'r 14, tholuglt or the f'orves that, irken to this iuotation of an edi The Coilnbia State, an organ ats bef'ore it prints then, even of Prohibition: voted for by the prohibitionists d tigers' and their allies.' blind tigers'' that they will vote her states have gone "dry", Vi rginia-antd the conseq juence I of them. Tie prohibitionists, expelieney. en to Soith ('arolina should pro v-wide prohibition, for' the emn it will he expedient to put those ill iit sellintg o' liiior. I)o you will he mle to conitinue to sell h1 of 1lquo impormted intoq Suith Ve4 itreillions. Othi-r states show I "-wet"' leg"islatos andil mliinis hat your. next genellrail assenlibly I' legislators1. will yoi he. ik that wvlen the fi'teen '"'wet" e increasintig lirdeni (f taxatiin 0to Sel to tle geiteral ssMlialy ol'whikerinl Smith('rln? OPTION 0 P ideal one an(i at an (arly hour the I buggies and aut otmobiles crowded withl me01rry parties, hearling thle prinl Cipal thing on such occasiol, Well fill (1 baskets, began to gatlier. At noon tihe guests were invited to a shady nook otn tite lawn, whwere the table groaned with everything good with which to tmpt the palate. Tlte day was pleasatitly spenit by both young and old. Those present were Mi's. Nancy Campbteli, .\r. J1. 1I. Godfrey famnil Iy, .Alr. . A. Abtere roumbIt' andi .lrs. Ii. TI. Godfrey and childreni, of' (:reenville, .\trs. M1. N. Campbell, of (he nviile, .\lr. C. S. Kirbhy and faily of1 Plzer'Ct, and your corrtespondent. .\lri. anid irs. Sam SwviI'zer wvere call (4d to IItoebu~ick Wednuesday ont t he seri ou11 illniess or .\r. S witz'ieri's brother. Thle fr'iends~ everywh'lereo, and no less lere of~ Capt. Sam JT. Nicholls, are re joicinig In thle fact t hat lhe won out in his race for congress. it. is not sur prisinig that. thle victory is his, when one considers the fact that men left thteir htomtes and~ butsiness, antd catme mllles to vote at t heirtPC reiinet. Somte even walked the distance of fromn five to seve i n miles for the iriviiege oif as :rin1gI'( ti~erfanchtist. Such kis lhe gr'ossinani. -nanl ph ne. an I devid1 o allfation ima. giends havleto~ lo' r(ogt . a'lt aitl (*hti ldn n of ''':T'.vi. w4 ir' the gue~sts of \r.' and .\l'ss Fannitie lronlce 'isitud .\iri. and .\ltrs. ltobuert Oxvings of Fotutaln Inin Satu rday. M \r. Thbaxton of Ga ffntey, andl brother ofI14 L (acaster, viittd .\i. an 1 rs. Wil lie I laris last week. - IThe iremins of the infant child of Mir. and Mirs. Willie Gray of the Ilill sidet cornmunity, werte in tcrred in the , emel ery here Tihu rsday morning. The Iservice's wvere conduterd bty the Rev;~. TI. W. .\innerlyn. 'lThe hereavedl yountg tparents have the sympathy of out' en it ire comuinity. Miss18 Olivia Curry has returtned from - a pheasant visit with relatives In i F'ountain Inn. - M1r. Powell of Columbia, visited Mir. n.nuti, Curry and family Sunday. to, of experience, and we ] )roved that, as a rule, tl ss to complete sobriety d to regulate the sale of oreeder of fraud and con nator Oscar W. Underi the National House of I TFh e 'Bli 05 1n d I)ou't you realize your vietor will be onlly tianisient ; that th will be snatched fronit you witl You nil of the "dry'' coun if you cauise the fifteen " wet' See What the result probably v The result is inevitable! You know, and there ought for you are intelligent men, ti ers opposing prohibition as a ery m11eais in their power to iu the fight w'ill be oin one year times are deceptiye. And the 115.000 to 150,000 vote!,, will probable 50.000 electors that Again we adjiuro you: Thin The re are tihousani s of men plers. The y will be averse to I Iy think it is interfering with think thv will be stalwart '1 law i A\gain we qlot(' the Co August 2711h: " The point is that Ianiy ir "dt woul resenlt inlterf-eee Railinlg at thema does n1ot, inl Ih tion will 'Ihill their ardor l'for t'd it bef'ore.! 'I'loste (oulities ol the state. I D eino0rey to tihe t(r--syster IrY". Sholi state-viule 1 ohaly illhappen -the1 pe LEAUU New itnnery---l have opened up ai entirl ew V Short Staple ginna ing out. lit inl the \Watts Mills gi4nner'y and will applre'iat'e the patrouage of1 the p.1h lie. Will Ibgin 0 efation about So tcinbher 10th. Bril ile Your cotto. It. COKIE GRAY. A .edicine Chest for 25e. In thisI (est you h1Vea.kIk excnIIIt reIedy for T1haChe. IrIses, Sprains, Stiff Neck, Iachacli, Neuiral gia, lieumatim and for ost. eer gnia is. One 2.0 t ot tle of F.!oan'~s 1.1in alimenits are sympit)oh.is, not dtieases' andit ared (.iCased h ngestion and in Ilainiat Ion. If y'o' doubt, ask~ thoi:t still, buy a 2.c 01otl a'ndt prove It. .\tl Driuggists. 1'alec, sickly girils; whor are apprI)onh ing thie age of womanhIoodt st and I1 nleed of Ithe fine r'egultat ing am1 striengthleninag influence of D)R. SI-\M .\ION'S SQU'.W VINIC~ WINI'. It i: wvet1lla dat ed to) meet such cond(1i tin: and establish r'egularity. It corr'ee: aangnidnlless, (lull eyeCs, b)ad blreathb weak dtigest Ion, [and fC nOusness. 1 hlips thte soufferer t hrouigh the ('rit icn pieriod, r'est ores st rengthI, appietite ami a clear, rosy (com1plexion11. 1 'rice $I 1 per biotitle. Sotd by att dIruggIsts8. .\culte Inig Ies't Ion. "I was annoyedt foir over a year' h: atta hcks of neulite Inldigestioni, fol lowel byv conistipahtion,"' writes .\irs. . (tlingher, (;eneva, N. Y. "'I traied cv eriythling thatI was r'econnniendetd to1 mi for Ithis ('omplinit bti nothing dlidl m muicti good iunitIt about foiur mionilth augo I saw (Chamrberlain's Tlatbb'ts adl vertisedt andt procurede a biottle 0f the fr'omt our1 druiggl st. I 5001n real it tha't I ha'd gotten thei right thIng fo Ithe'y hielped mie at onice. Since taht hear tily wVithou~t anly badi Iffect. Sold by all dIealeris. Ilhamb lerla In's ollec, (Chaoleira an )IlarrhIoeia l?(Ieme'y. "'I ad~vised the 'hloys' whben they' cr 'i:stedt for' the Spanish war' to tail Chiamaberlanu's {olie, Chiolera aln have rec(eived mllany thantiks for tIh adIvIce givn,"' writes ,1. Ii. I togt land(, lIion Iowa. "'No person whe cti e r triav~el ing or at home shoul 0)1( without thius gr'eat rentelIdy." F~or sai by alt Id(ealeris. Chamb i~ler'lin's Liim uent, If yon aire ever tr'oubledI wIth ache pains 01' ROrfess of the mullscle, yc wilt apprecite tihe good titalitiles Chamiberlai n's Linment. Many siuffe ers from rheumatIsm andii selatit have used It with the best r'esuilts. 15a esp~ecially valuable for lumbllaJ and1 tame back. For sale by alt dea v~s. Po iave had much experience ,e smaller the unit of local obtained. liquor is a farce when it cuption and of contempt f rood, former framer of the tepresentatives on Tuesde Tiger' GoN -at Ihe polls. if there is such, e probability that youlauIiIIIr'els lin two years is very great? lies now have prohibition. And ,ounties to go "dry'' eant you 'ill lead to'? to be no need to tell you this, ic lituor people and those oth state-wide seheme, will use cv Ike the state "wet'' again. And frm now, or the signs of' the 1ull electorate, nuiinberinlg from v miiassed to the polls; not the vill participate in the rft'eren k! in South Carolina who are tip wolibition : bease ty llcv righ t tlhir personal liberty. D11 you * rees inl the( ei'orveentil of Olw 11unhial S-tate inl its li ril f Ilienitial citizens wanlt whiskey with their sources or' supply. 1 least all'eet the lact. Prohihi food !Overilllellt as it has clhill muider' the present local option) I. which desire to he "dry'' are rollillit ) 'arrIv. lwe expcetalit iiliin will sWili.. to) Ile ollier B OF SOt "Thl1e iaiond From the Shy." Estlher Stanfleyv, to which tole Mliss Lottie l'ickford offers a most reiiark a4le characterization, comes into ler' Own inl the tenth chapter of "The "Diaiond lroim the Sky", now ap iearintg at the Idle Hour in this city. There iluc to be said for this young artist, who, handicapped by the lamlne of her sister, and therefore sub jeteod to 1111tially severe coiparil sonsl., ha~s suitived~ i in tr'liumiiph and1( Cs I abhi;1edl huerself as thle greateOst, younogest star on01 tihe screen. Th le remnarkabie work or Mliss ["orde 40on tinues in tis ~ chiate and1' 11 (14ftUly does site registert the c'louided mleniality suddenly hers!', sitnce bhi)g struct(k by lii lir. Th'is1 is onte of thtose chanitges ini a chiaracteizaition1 s(o rO copti ve of eithle.' over or unader acting. The' striking of a convincing medlunti portrayal embodies a deal of strength and fortunate indeed, is the actor or actriess whio is able to accomplish it. The openitng scene of this chtapt'er is qluite an exceptiotnal one, showing as I it dIoes the flight of the gypsies fr'om )(the lanlide51( and1( thieit' t'eturn'i to the now (lestrioyed camp. There Is a scr'een full of sadness in the scene. Frott benieathI ant ovei'turtnedi van Es it the, Illaga r, Quabha, ( W. J1. Teodmiarish) Sandl Luke Lovelli (Geot'ge Periat ) are' ~ who0 is seem1 igly dead1(. hut L~ovell, whlo has beenl sham tl imig, scr'amtbles a way friotm the caimP - anii makes his way as best lhe can to .1 the home of Blair's mtother'. 'io hoer hie 1offers to sell or' trade his knowledge of the Sitnley secret. Fr'otm Luke Lovel I i's. Stanley rnins somie4 knowledlge wh'lich, coupild withl hr own sitspji 1cions sloses Es ther as the teal fi rst bor'n of thle Stanlecys, in th is elhapter aliso Wiltliam ilu;ssellI as 1lurir Stainley cotiut'!ltes in a won derft ul manner t to thie dr anmatic st renigth, his work being all convine Iing and dli(evelopied with a qItlet en n e estness that bnkes the action ring -true. " i : lIe ret urns to Rt ihmond, mi nuts p V.iviant Miarstonl ((l'harot to Hurtotn) af ter the train on wvhich they were honeymioont-bound is held up by han dlits whIo steal ''The Diamond Fr'otm S' theC Sky", whichl was given to Vivian Sby Blair w~hen they were secretly 'a TIs train heidup scene is most It Irealistic. The ipromiscuous shooting which niever' accompanies a real hold' nn la i absnt, the bants oihg ahbot LbitiOn- - iti attempting' to secui option the more. effecti loes not embody, the sen or constituted authority. Democratic tariff and .y, December 22, 1914. ern?" ext rele. What then? A WlTATE-V-I.I)E DISPENSA BAlR ROOMS, M01E 1lAKELY Then. 'Mr. Voter in the "dry' < Don't you think a successful att the election should the state go pi ,from the edi'toriail in the Columbia "Who wili be the candidates of The State does not.say, but let th fully and clearly now that a tie whiskey blisiniess and give it easy whiskey people elect an administ now 'dry', or comparatively 'dry' vaded by 'iiiskey sellers. Ile State, if pr)olibition he v 111ost for'the enlforeniellt of tl< The State knows ilft, but if, in 1 o, eleeied. Sot ih Carolina will h< a11d generall4 a. liili Pa lized stat( fall of the State dispensary. "\Ve are no4t prevsenting" an ant we are put tin tle rlhibitionist t heir way. inl Septe'mer a nd t hen es t and strelnlous, to elect a law ei yeai, hvint g forced the issue for Sl'ONSfIll1121TY FOR A l'Ell IWf'PTION AND Clt.UME, W1\ Til 16\'0?1100.\IS, \IlAl IE V .iTl A(A.' +\VE SAY: lIAR EN TIlllNK! ANI) YOU Wi AI, S VM Y( A\AINST PllOI Bll' ON. JTI .CAP UGB! CALOMIL IS H0 SHOCKS Y( Calomel sickens! Don't loE Liver and Bowels with Lghi! C'alomiel miakes you sick. It's horr ible !, Take a (lose oif the dlanger oils grug tonight. and tomorrow you mfay lose a day's work. C'alomel is mercu11ry <l ru uleksl. ver' whieh causes niecr'osi' of /tite btonet~. Calomiel, -whien it ce ut 0nt cnitact wIith sour1 bille e r shis inito it, bronking it up. This is te~ in you feel that awifull nausea and 'cram ping. If y'ou ate sluggish andi "all knocked out,"' if your liver is torid~ andi bowe'r's constIpated, or you have headache, diz ziness, coated tongue, Itf brteath is had or stomach pourl, just tr'y a spoonifl of harmless D~odsoni's Liver Ti'one to night., Hecre's lay guarantee-Go to any dru'lg store and get a 50 cent bottle of their work of robbery, qiuietly and calmly, in keeping with the serious businiess at hand. There is a wonidetrful fIght on thc lire-board of a IocomtiveI bet ween Atr thur and t he bandits, preceding thc actiual robbery, t hat is exceedingly thrilling. TIhe fail of tile pur tsuedl bandlIt lead er from his horse and then the fail ol his hor'se otn top of hint, seemilngi) crush ing the man right into thle earIthI is so real that experilencedl riders wh< witnlessedl a stuio run of the ictu t believed it to have been a r'eat acel donit r'ather titan an intentional stuon for' the benetlt of the eamera. When the r'obbier falls so (does thu trecasure bag-and "lThe Diamon( i'romi the Sky". Ii is later thtat Atr Itur, set out to r'ountd up stray sheepi conies upiomn the catrcass oif the hors' and underneath lt-thec money fillet bag. Butt the heavenisenit gem, plaet around his infant neck, lies unseen~l b; him only a few feet. away. B. R. TODD Rugineezdag and Countroetlg land Surveys a Sfpecthdty oerete Work Slulilfult: done or' ia Ispected. 9rawings and estimates of all Klini Telenknna Ma.. 346 qN e temperance by ie has the sale of timent of the com candidate for the RY SYSTFIM OR OPEN THE LATTER. ounties, where will you be? anipt will be made to vitiate -ohibition. Again we quote State: the liquor gang next year. lprohibitionists understand :et will be run to save the going. Furthermore, if the dt ion in 1916, the counties will in all likelyhood be in [led, will exerl itself to the law ; (verybody who knows 91;, a li iuor administration l'ar 1miore a 'li(quor soaked' thn i it, has been silce the i-pro hibitioli a rgumii ent, imt onI notiCe that it., they have 1'ail in e'fforts, however en l'oreing administrat ion next ward at- this time, the IC k ) 014 DISORDl1ERI, COR I OPEN 114' UNLAWFUL I EI0.\.'' it TlA T'E BY VOIN(G OL INA IBm IT IR LIVIR, if BIlLOUS e a day's work! Clean your "Dodson's Liver Tone" D)odson's Liver Tone. Take a rpoon fill and if it doesn't. strialihten yon right uip and make you feel lino and vigorous I want you to go backt to the store and get. your mioney. D~odson's Liver Tone in destroying the .ale of calomei lceause it is real liver medi (ine; entirely vegetable, thlerefore it cani not sailivate or make you niek. I guaran tee thaiit 0one spoon Iu~l of l)odlson's Liveor Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and clean your b)owels of that sour bile and~ conti Ilatedi waste which in elogging your system and making you foci miierable. Iguarantee that a bottle of D~odson's. Liver TFone will keep your centr fanm Ily feeling line for months. Giv e it to, your child(1reni. it in harmless; -doesn't g'ipe anid they3 like its plieasanlt taste.. New Oiiunery-I have opened up an entirely now shlort ntaple ginning out fit In thI Wattsn liiginnery and~ will apprleciatl.irt'patronage (of the pub lic. WVill begi n oper ation1 about Seli tombehor 10th. iiring mei y0our cottoni. Some1 weeks ago, ill someI few plac es, it w~as rumlioredl that thle efforlt of negroes in some coun ities to get regis Srat ion certitlea Ies was eniocgoge by Pr~,oh ibitionistsn and cited as proof that muany of the a ppl icantst weic negro pr'eaeheors. Evidence (If the i ncompe ien 1 nor1t that un:all 1y goos wI ihIl rum ors5. Tlhe In dex would not re ferI to the mia tter at all had it not been for tho efforIt of eighit (c~olred m1en1 fromi this towni to get r'egistr'ation~ coriitlcates thirouigh the cour1ts. Hlipresenlted by .\lr. C. W. Creighton. of I3 G'('reen i'oodl bar, four or themi were ciuet ess5 ufl Monday in secuin g an orde r fi'rn ,IJudge F. ii. Gary reuiuirinlg t'ie Green wood county hoard of regis r':' on to risecit lelaten of registria' n.. Theli rhbtionistn of G reenwood 'mul andi have noting whatever' to (do wim this5 matter. Tfhe apliclant s acted( of their owni accord andi were r'epreseurdi(:( by Mr. Celghton an their lawyer for a. fee, as In any other case in court. Th'le Prohiibitionists of h~s ('oun ty did( not enCourlage the efforl.--Theli Greenwood index. Invigorating to the Pal, and Sickly The ld tannedgeneral etrengthenin tonio oh ROld' ST ,~ chill TONIC, drives ou4 alatr i.enrichies the blood.nnd buildsa u pthe ava.. 1c.- A true tantlO. ar adut. and clnnrea. Ana,