The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-08-30
,nnot lut excite my sympathies,

=, j. 4. McWhorter said he was no
orator and could not make n speech.
He expected to devote his whole time
to the Office. His competitor was on
editor and lawyer, and of course
could not give his time entirely to
the work. He hoped to be elected.
Mr.. Robinson rose again to say, he
did not know there were any issues
between them. His public duties
were always paramount. Mr.. Nc
Whorter replied that homoant no i'll
situations. (The audience had 40
idea Of Il fight between them.)
j. II. Ross was next, q candidate
for supervisor. 1t WAS an important
Office. We should have the best man.
Ii elected he would be the servant of
the people. Flo was born iD Pickcns
District and had been in Pickcns
county ten years.
Col. 0. j. Fields for same Office,
said he wanted to do every thing he
could to reduce taxes. We would
have done away with some bridges
but land owners objected. 1 nave
studied Up !hc new law and will du
my best to carry it o,tt IF YOU elect
me will do my best, ''yours truly"
NJ. I. Rogers said il lie WAS
speaker he could not make much Of
Il speech in ten minutes. There are
four "f us for Supervisor | shall be
satisfied with your chuuSinr. J. shall
heartily support the nominee. L have
never held "iIicc, but if put there /
shall certainly try to fill the Office.
Remember me next Tuesday.
Matthew Hendricks did not pro
pose to make IL s!rrch. lie would |
talk about reports which had been !
circulated. He was not brought out |
hy the nnti$, but by the rctnr!ncrs.
He lad never said while county com
missioner that he WAS in favor OF pay
ing Day and Co.'S. claim for $3,344
Mr.. Mnrphrcc one Of the boarl WAS |
here aud could verify what he sad, |
ais" Alr. Carey who was tie attorney,
w"ull do tine Same. They had en-
ploycd the lest counsel they could |
get, They Thought Mr.. Carey was
the best mere, Neither am I III favor
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NV ! ~" 'IHH'l9 !" ''io l 'c":'l' ''''r''','
am ~ ''''' 90 s'"s''S "'r'c''E "Cc'H"'
ing T." the letter Of the law. II the
pc'Hle Ct Tie townships wanted to
get r!d OF that debt, they h;,l better
,n''"' nc ''?"' 'o" "'o ho' wait tlll
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,no ,n in.'''''u -. 'ir' ''"&!|S came ih'"
"' ,';i E',''u ',, "''" u l'i"r 'or Us |" sign;
",'N ""en '''c n''"' WIS "ohc'
""1'''' w. NY u"'E'
- >'',i H.. 80 't""h WAS h"Nt ca:'c't
~ q '''""1,''o i"F supervisor OF regis
'I"In'h' lie spoke Nltt ting III his CHAIR
III" ha'" Il %nHl hitie S:"cch, which
"aS c;lr"'"'iy i'S'chcd TO.
j. Harvey NcNncmur being called
'or Same ONCE, advanced by the aid
@! ms cf"'ch al" %FacHully announced
'n"l nc was IL >anhI!a!r t"rsnpcrNlsor
f ol registration. It Lad been rumor
cd that he WAS an anti. It was not
So re w"S rc!"rn"r. Mr. Brown
'",,''' ''i'', nc i,o Wi'S 4 f2l"fhcr.
he'. John j. LOWS Tor probate
l'ldEr, S&id II" had been with the can
"lua'eS III! ne was so'ry he could net
vote 10Y all "1 thcm. 1t had been said
mat he ought to be at something else.
tcrhnrS he shnnld, but circumstances
were S"rh he coui" moi be. 1t had
AiSo been Hall he did not want the
nihcc Tor himself bat for another.
mat was lmposslble. and thcrefore
not true. Brothcr llester IS not old
ana sta'd like Newbcrry and myself
ne sees snakes ana bears ana Sncl
, thhSs. a voice, may DE he hes tire
mems Amu%hter.) never soc bears
, l came o''I iaSC an" WI. DC S'ao Il
"l'c inc on!ce. lhahk YOU 1of YOU
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