The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 27, 1914, Image 1
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" VOL. XXYII1. KLVGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA, THU^DA^ATOUSTj^JO^ NO.l!5~~
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Incomplete Returns Gi
Over Three Oppon
and Richards I
Race?Otl
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With only scattering return:
ported, it is certain that Cole L
j States Senate, the majority agai
' votes.
Senator E D Smith has been
1 majority will not be less than 15,
ItVio rono fr?r Onvprnnr M
neck and neck. About 119,000 '
: Courier in this contest and there
I still to be heard from. The offic
mine which two of these three m
| Andrew J Bethea, anti-Bleai
run over with B Frank Kelley tl
Comptroller General Jones,
General Peeples have been renon
S The second race for Railroac
| Frank W Shealey of Lexington a
Congressmen Whaley, Byrn<
nominated certainly and Congresi
missing the votes in the Fifth
8,549. Congressman Aiken, in
with Fred H Dominick. Aiken h
seven boxes still unreported.
There were many surprises in
| Senatorial contest. Counties wh
j two years ago gave heavy majori
i I for Blease either went against 1
; this time or else the majorities w
! much reduced. He secured maj<
1 ties Tuesday in but eight count
according to the figures in hand,!
in most of these the majorities w
small and in some may disappear
Smith seems to have secu
| either a majority or a plurality
every county except Aiken, Anc
i son, Cherokee, Chesterfield, Clar
I don, Georgetown, Pickens, Un
and York.
\ Both the ci& and county of Ch
f leston were carried by Sena
Smith.
Whaley carried the ctty of Ch
| leston by over 900 and the dist:
oV\Aiif i 9nn
UJ auvui Ajfcvvi
There are less than 75 boxes m
ing in the race for Senator, i
; these cannot change the results.
The totals in the race for Sena
| and State offices stand as follows
| UNITED STATES SENATE.
Blease 53,
i Jennings 2,
\ Pollock 1,
| Smith 68,
| GOVERNOR'S RACE.
? Browning 1,
i Clinkscales 15,
Cooper 23,
Duncan
| Irby 13,
Manning 23,
( Mullally
Richards 23,
| Simms 2,
I C A Smith 5,
M L Smith 7,
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'Sisk Ware" in gray and white.
10U3 "Thistle ware," in blend*
re," in blue and white colors. 1
r in price, with good lasting
heart's desire in everything knc
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d Retail Dealers
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COMPANY. 1
ANDSUDE JOR
E D SMITH.
ive Junior Senator Majority
lents?Manning, Cooper
Lead in Governor's
her Candidates
3 missing and with over 125,000 votes re
Blease has been defeated for the Unitet
nst him being between 15,000 and 20,00<
renominated on the first ballot. Hii
,000 votes. It will probably go higher
anning, Cooper and Richards are runninj
yotes are accounted for by The News an<
are probably from 10,000 to 15,000 vote
ial count will likely be required to deter
en will have to run over.
;e candidate for Lieutenant Governor,wil
le Blease candidate.
Adjutant General Moore and Attorne:
linated.
1 Commissioner will be run off between
nd C D Fortner of Spartanburg.
?s, Johnson and Ragsdale have been re
sman Finley probably so. With six boxes
district stand, Finley 9,812, Stevensoi
the Third district, may have to run ovei
las a lead of 3,000 over Dominick wit!
the lieutenant governor.
iieh i Bethea 46,10
! . ! Hamer 14,3t<
t,es; Hunter 19,011
lim Kelley 41,70<
ere I comptroller general.
jri- : Jones ? ? 68,46<
jeg Summersett .. 42,67<
j adjutant general.
Moore 74,911
ere Willis 47,35:
' , attorney general.
. Brice 56,821
1 1D Peeples 61,671
'er" railroad commissioner.
,en" Cansler 23,90:
ion Fairey 12,061
Fortner 27,814
lflr Shealey 28,83(
' r Wharton 19,25i
itor Witherspoon 14,07(
iar. For Congress.
rict First DistrictDennis
5.2?
iss-j ",,aicjr
and i Second District?
j Byrnes 9,62^
ttor' Mixson-.' 2-35'
i: ! Third District?
I Aiken 10,511
,144; Dominick 7,62(
,560 Evars 85'
,604 Horton 2,353
087 T~*
Fourth District?
I,, Duncan 1,215
Johnson 13,896
IJJj Nicholls 7,439
826 i Fifth District?
,668 i Finley 9,815
623 | Stevenson 8,549
660 I
664 j Sixth District?
808 Ellerbe - .5,026
,470 Hamer 1,964
800 Ragsdale 9,643
re First! \Z
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qualities. C. A line of Silver,
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W. B. WILSON, V. 6. ARI
Presided Vice-P
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We take great pleasur
have opened branch stores
Kingstre^ and
All orders given the ve
ther point.
At Kingstree we have
1 the second floor of the
^ I store, where we will have
j play of all standard makes
"THe Best of Ever
I SIEGLING Ml
No. 243 Ki
1 CHARLESTON,
7 SAMUEL D. CARR, Manager Kingstree a
MY DEAR MAN
i ,
it docs ny matter wh
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what walk of life; y<
i start a Bank Account.
from adversity ft bu
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You need it, it is there
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) MONEY IN THE BANK. F
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YOU EARN IT. Take the i
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We pay 4 per cent, intere
! FARMERS MEE
"ABSOLUTELY SAFE"
Branches at Johnsonville,
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!2l over pressed sheet
.9 most beautiful ware
We ask that you see
Aluminum and Stove
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resilient Cashier ]
CEMENT.
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and display rooms at
Florence, S. C.
ry best of attention at eisecured
display rooms on '.V
Kingstree Hardware Co's ^
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Pianos, Victrclas, etc.
ytHing' in Music."
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for you. *
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If he has failed he knows,
rself or your family to have
3overty is a terrible thing;
fin banking money WHILE
older man's advice. BANK
k YOUR .bank.
st on savings accounts.
tCHANTS BANK,
LAKE CITY, S. C.
Cowards and Pamplico.