Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Now F Eighteen days y :emnant of our \VeMon't believ< ^pple. Now list - $6.00 Black Voil Skirts $3.98. $Y.bU t5iacK von SKins $4.98. 25c Boys' Knee Pants 19c; 65c Boys' Knee Pan $t^c*1.25 best Blue Denim will go at 93c. * Come while y fuly. Come wl I^ASE THE MAN OR THE OFFICE? *E ALMOST UNANINOUS N OF THE STATE PRESS tE IS NOT MORALLY FIT rg Democrat. : berry man is the authority . atement that the friends ' tor Blease are going to have I st fight of their lives to rounty for him this year. [ he best men in Newberry \jose the Governor and are h^?ey can to defeat him. Eagle, St George, ry evident that Judge Jones v ground each day as the .orogresses. From all over ^ome reports of Jones supThere are hundreds of were Blease's friends jcrn hut thev have found ? \He won't do to follow. every indication that aes will be elected by a majority. Index. W Jasp Talbert will not 1 to the United States r Cole L Blease will not os will carry Greenwood majority of 400 votes I c ^uffie Hampton will nevf ed railroad commissionv'arolina. . .his is enough for one *n your hat to see how ' r. not be so unkind and say that every man who ^;ase is corrupt. That ? e true. But we ask you * le men who are supposed rnor Blease's leaders in *ory. Some of them are , iskey men, who, if it were ower, would thrust upon :iunity a dispensary in or,o ruin the lives of our men and I i bring heartaches and tears ;ocd women. We are no * the whisky question, but \ know there is no more /and demoralizing influence >p side of the earth and the for any community is to i the element who would 4 tandard. Walterboro. idates for the House from ) nty have had to express ti the race for Governor is W R Fishburne.who, - mistaken, has relatives ,unty. When asked how "ishburne declared that ,he worked for Blease ?ches for him not only 4unty, but in the lower ate. "But," said Mr the face of his record . >rt him this year. 1 t vote against my old Similar statements k two of Orangeburg's i md numerous others ?s are taking the same ; congratulate them for i ? of manhood. ! , Progress. citinn to the re-election Ir Blease is based neither acquaintance nor person% but on the broader t the principles for which and his conduct of public ,-e becoming chief execuf nsider as highly detrimenmoral and material inter>th Carolina, for there is i or The et before our GRE^ Summer Stock must e in carrying our goo en to our bargain ch; will go at Five dozen Ladies' V Shirtwaists, 65c values, will go at 43c. Men's 25c Neck Ties will go at eac^- . ts will go Our entire line of La Lawn Shirtwaists will * i Overalls Our entire line of 10c hams going at 8 l-3c th ou can get goods at s Kovrrornc lcicj" I11C LUC kJCLl. g,Ctiiio xcvkju. Jenkinsc no denying that the spirit of disre- ii 1 gard for law and order has develop- t I ed alarmingly within the past two v l years, and the outside world now : ii looks on our State as a poor place v for a self-respecting citizen to locate e and invest in; and for these reasons c putting Governor Blease back into f office for another term will work a h continued and increasing injury to b our commonwealth. f s Abbeville iMedium. n Governor Blease voted for Judge 0 Jones for Speaker of the House, As- t soeiate Justice, Chief Justice of the c Supreme Court and for United f States Senator when the Judge had t not even been nominated for the o place. Must have thought he was f q nrottv crnnd fellow. eh? By his t votes he endorsed every act of Judge I Jones's political career. a Can you endorse a man for Gov- r jernor that refuses to grant a pardon t simply because the person making p | the application is against him? The h only question that should <mter into ii the question is whether the pardon e is deserved or not. Governor Blease tl last week told a Mr Holley.of Aiken, v that he would not grant a pardon he o had previously promised because Mr u Holley was now against him. | Bamberg Herald. This newspaper has no personal feeling against the presentGovernor, ^ nor do we misrepresent or abuse . him. We do not believe his record s entitles him to re-election and we j C1 1 are frank to say so, but we freely concede to others the right to vote js and work for whom they please. In j p opposing him we believe we are j standing for the best interest of1 South Carolina and all its people.' S The best friend of the poor man isj fi the law, and when the law is tram- j pled on and thrust aside it is certain ; that the man without money or in- . fluence will be the 'sufferer. The ir poor man is the backbone of this country, and we shall always stand r< for his rights. si Gov Blease has turned a lot of his former friends from him, and if he f has converted a single opponent to j his cause we have not heard of it. ! With this fact in view, it ought to! be easy to forecast the rpsult of the w primary in August. r< - ? Florence Times. Governor Blease thinks it very a unjust that we do not publish his w very dirty blackguardism directed i against the men who dare to ask g( j him questions on the stump, but I ? will publish a very disgusting story j that is decently veiled in the best, ^ language that can be used, to con- it vey it, which is told to show the i character of the man that so many | ^ people want to put in the chief ex- t, ecutive office for two more years, j No paper would publish either were ! it not that the voters of the State j is demand to know what sort of right so many men have to speak dispar-1 j agingly of Blease. We told you that you need not believe the story if 1 you did not think well that it should i be corroborated, but if it is true is it j it not right that you should have : ]a : the facts that will enable you to j judge intelligently? The judgment! I enjoined by the scriptures, that we j n! I should know a man by what proceed- ^ eth out of his mouth, would be | enough to condemn Cole Blease, but ! you excuse that,and therefore it is worse than folly to burden the columrs of the paper with vain repeti- M tions. The man's own mouth is e- ^ nough to convict him, but so many really good and intelligent men are not yet satisfied. Sumter Watchman & Southron. The people of South Carolina are Si coming to themselves. There have, been many who believed that Blease J j Price Si VT CLEAN-SW be sold. Come w ds from one season at: Vhite Lawn We have some a will go at to close out in Lad Come and see thei at 10c and 9*c the garment. One gross (12 c dies' White nice Toilet Soap.tl jo at 89c. One gross of t Dress Ging- Oil Butter Milk So e yard. oveiaat 10c the cal ;uch low prices. T1 >n Brot 3 not as black as he is painted and hey championed the cause of one yho.they thought.was the underdog n the tight. There have been others yho supported him two years ago ither because they did not know him ir because they did not wish to vote or pronibition. Having voted for im once,they believed that it would e inconsistent in them not to vote or him as often as he offered him-1 elf. But Blease has out of his own riouth condemned himself. The men f South Carolina are above all hings proud of their reputation for hivalry,their reverence for women, j 'rom the mouth of Blease, even in he presence of the gentle women of ur State, there have flowed such, oul expressions and suggestions as j o make men rebel in disgust. ii'flro fnrmorlv fnr him lurti >> (IV TIV.1V. * VI 1*1V? mj ava ...... , re now against him. Besides the efreshing information that comes hrough the press we have heard ersonally frequent comments of ate to the effect that Blease is losig out. Men are becoming strong nough and broad enough to believe hat they manifest no weakness ' ;hen they decline longer to support ne whom they formerly supported inder a misconception. * Trio Personals. Trio, August 3.?After a fewreeks dry spell came refreshing I lowers, which add much to the rops in this section. Messrs Robert and Norward Reg- < iter spent a few days last week on 1 awley's Island. < Miss Sallie Beck Bryan of near i alters is visiting relatives and i riends at this place. I Mr T G McDonald, who has been < uite sick, we are glad to report is ] nproving. i Little Miss Gussie McDonald has 1 ;ri l Morris last inursaay nignt, . mch to the delight of the young >lks. i Little Miss Gussie McDonald is , siting little Miss Helen Hinnant at j uttons. W. i ? Rub-My-Tism will cure you. lashing EEP SALE com ith the money and to another, hence v vonderful values 25c; our price ies' Night Goods, cakes for 20c. m; 48c, 89c and One hundre at 4c the doze lozen) cakes very Five dozen iree cakes for 10c Drawers, sole he famous Lana 25c, our sale ] ap, sold the world Better Vali ce,three cakes for Pairlese opportunities o hers C NEWS FROM ANDREWS Meeting Closed?Death of a Rev S T Rnssell?Personals. Andrews, August 4:?A week or ten days series#of services has just been closed at Antioch Baptist church. Rev Melvin Powell conducted the services, with no help whatever. There is now in progress ^ ^-.11.. aUl.aU o fan /JOT'P I )ften it's that way when people' leglect coughs and colds. Don't! isk your life when prompt use of; 3r King's New Discovery will cure' hem and so prevent a dangerous ' hroat or lung trouble. "It com)letely cured me, in a short time, of i terrible cough that followed a severe attack of Grip," writes J R Vatts. Floydada, Tex, "and I re-j rained 15 pounds in weight that I md lost." Quick, safe, reliable and ruaranteed. 50c and SI.00. Trial )ottle free at M L Allen's. 211 opnilg VJUH> 1:11 U& VII a iti 1 uojo, meeting conducted by Rev Mr Wha-' ley,the pastor in charge at this place. Mr Whaley is a good man and a great deal of good is expected to be derived from this meeting. The sad news of the death of Rev S T Russell has just been received. This old soldier of the Lord had lived to endear himself to every living person, white or black, who knew him. To know him was to love him. May peace be to his ashes. The Bank of Andrews will open its doors for business September 1. We bespeak a volume of business for this new enterprise. The homes of Messrs J J Marshall and Backman Doar were made happy by the arrival of a stranger?a boy?and the glad fathers say this means two more votes for Cole L Blease, The writer a few days ago saw an Did Peruvian guano sack in the band of a merchant who had patch?d it 17 times. How will this do for economy? I guess it's one of the irst guano sacks that ever reached South Carolina. Watch this merchant save his earnings. It's a great pity wp have not a few more such Tien and we would have honest men. Economy and honesty move under ;he same hat. Mr H A Odom and family are vis- j ting at his old home in the Salters' 3epot section. We hope for them a ^ lelightful trip. Miss Ellen Odom1 vas a little indisposed but was bet- j ;er when they left for their old lome. Mrs D B Young has spent several lays the past week with her son at Florence, the baby boy being very ;ick, but we are glad to report the lear little one better. W S C. Indian Killed on TrackNear Rochelle, 111, an Indian went X) sleep on a railroad track and was tilled by the fast express. He paid :'or his carelessnees with his life. ?turned home after a few weeks t :ay in Sumter. Mr and Mrs L E Thomas of Sum- i ?r visited friends and relatives at ] lis place last week. < Miss Bessie Register, after a two \ eeks stay at Alcolu and Sumter, t ?turned to her home here last week. 1 Mr J C Graham of Gourdins was welcome visitor here one day last ( eek. ' 1 Mrs Ella Pipkin, Ethel Bruorton, s alon Avant of Andrews, Mrs Mary ( 11a Holleman of Georgetown and [rs Bertie Eaddy of Lake City vised Mrs T G McDonald last week. Misses Fannie McKnight and Evie t IcDonald of Gourdins are visiting l Irs Marion Graham, of this Dlace. * Mrs Jessie Gamble of Greelyville visiting relatives here. Mrs Mary Barrineau of Andrews visiting Mrs Laura Jefferson at lis place. Miss Estelle Jones of Sumter vised the family of MrTG McDonald ,st week. Misses Ruth Dody and Helen Hinant of Suttons visited Mrs T G [cDonald this week. Mr S Horton and little Miss An ie Boyd are visiting at Newberry. An ice cream party was given at Sure En es to a close, and ew . you will not go off ei ve apply the bargain k 8c the cake or three If you need or daughter g< id dozen Pearl Buttons is the place 1 j* > vr v. cheaP- A Ladies nice Nainsook 1 the world over for price only 20c. We are now les at 43c and 48c the most up-to-da Caps in this t( nly come twice a year ompany fn-.r-*? jv I'V-aGaVjCr '.'/flaMWlliMMMMI I I Griffith, Sup't 8. C. I surecu jfiffl Penitentiary, Coium- I Sup't L bla,a'c'" ' Lass]te unsold and guaranteed by Kingstree poisonous drugs. 25c. 50c. and uiillon cans at Jft.OO. These remedies are sold by all <i cine. Made In Richmond by the N "I have been using "My ft iJ Noah's Liniment and the No: M 'A Noah's Colic Remedy the bos OYv -fr\ on our stock with the especia / (V i ) best results, and find for the < i<\ them to be the best should* remedies of the kind I we ha\ r have ever used and trouble ' recommend them to dorses r I n r stock owners.?D. J. edyas kr' (osstLI) a >, lflQRpUGH i ^^_aefceen I I North jind| Florida?C ? A passenger service une I 3 :j a^rd comfort, equipped with 1 i Dining, Sleeping and Thor For rates, schedule, map j '} t?on, write to LWM. J. CR/ General Pi ' rwwwrwwauiij i wi?niai ^wrjmi. oiuurv i do you give your sic v< doped medicines ? ever think of that? Many animals die a ment with doped i " * which are worse tha all. An animal with a weak h down condition cannot i drugged. When the reac they usually die. You should take as mi doctoring your stock as your family. Noah's Horse Re are medicines?not dope, safe side by giving your ar tested remedies. Noah's Colic Remedy Is recomr most dangerous disease, Colic, and its effect. Simple to administer tongue. Cheap In price?50c a bol $.i0 to any stock owner. Noah's Fever Remedy Is a met coughs, colds, distemper, Influenzt an 1 the treatment of milk fever I on the tongue. Two sizes, SOc and Noah's Liniment is the Rest all-n stable remedy on the market. C< I hoi chloroform ammonia, nanh' ough ery piece and mpty handed, nife deep and a trunk for your son Ding off to school here :o get it and get it large lot to select I i showing one of the te lines of Hats and )wn. T 1 , January ancl ==#. 4. S I ^SI lLNf.1 fAREopTR^V'&L I ne? South :uba. xcelled for luxury J the latest Pullman I oughfare Cars, i >s or any informa- 5 i\G, I issenger Agent. ^ iVilmington, N. C. jj mmammmmrwmmmm entalns no'ulco!ha. benzine, or $1.00 a bottle. lealera In medloab Kemoly Co. u jujjpaj stable boss says ih Reme<llesare fffiffirCTrfffl I .il t he ev?t ^use< 1, H lie also en- T illirJ fill vour colic rem- Ifilaftkl 111 beingflnoanda L 1/ailPJ^I ra-T. J. Davis, 4 MHi IS "? . |pp || tat awaiKASt Kjg Drug Co. and M. L. Allen *4 I )wner .sijp medicines n none at ieart or runstand being tion sets in uch care in you would | medies Be on the limals these a ended for that : is harmless In ?Kiven on the ttle, and worth / Heine for fever, i, lung troubles, h cows. Given I $1.00. Oil ml famfltr anrl