The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-07-27

the apparent unanlmlty With which my
candidacy seems to be endorsed by kcr-
shaw county | have lived here for 3333
years, and at no time have | not been
willing to risk my life in defence Of your
honor and liberty. | know have made
mistakes. but shall not attempt to an
swer his misstatcmcnts.
Watts demurrcd ct this and he and
Floyd repeated and reiterated. His
record is before you, said Col. Floyd.
''and will leave it to the people to say
whether or not the history Of the militia
is not other than they wish it to be. |
have attempted to run this campaign on
pure friendship, devoid of mud-slinging
but Watts is in the position Of the
Spanish in Cuba. He is hunting
for every little dodge because nc Is
beaten in this race. ask YOU to
measure us up in competitive exami-
nation and elect the best man. have
tried to get him to discuss what is
good for the military system. (Watts-
That is not correct) But his whole
struggle is to make this campaign of
mud Singing. | shall avoid and ig-
more his throwing, and treat 1t
with contempt and conduct this cam
paign with dignity to the end. | de-
spise the man who attempts to sling
mud and | believe the people will put
their feet down on such conduct. |
promise You at the end Of two years to
return my commission mtarnishcd.
As Co. Floyd took his seat. Watts
remarked Il can't throw any mud on
brick "
Floyd-You better not throw any on
me. III knock you down if you do.
Watts-Two can play at that game.
GRANITE. INSTEAD OF BRICK.
Mr.. Blythe was applaud. He said
he could not measure eloqucncc with
Floyd, but would compare with either
Of his opponents as far as military
records were concerned. If elected he
would render faithful service and the
people would not regret that they voted
for Blythe
NEATLY ROUNDED.
~ ~ T;Ii SIIUnr"5 so;d G tba+ noar,,: U al tho
rabid prohibitionists drank coffee and
tea strong enough to give an alligator
Sne SiiaAgS anu oevau'. .L Soir!0 ,la+;tns roU M
10" couiaI sontin ~ 'aJ isaliots "gpt on
.,ios "4"'oT 49, ~ pus s.o,.o.nn;an+ nniInctoJ
,u snr ae1e. tS.n LIE i,a1f Ul tnrns from stimu-
InO+s Il,O,s ''r, nnd 'l oiaoboi was tbe fayoritc
Tbo 1' EnJnr,i [g roycrnment collected it.
aaJ tlT SortI ri'1 r.sn1;na 81 Jor;vod somcthinr
tnu so - - oJtu nIsa L,t ;nstnad of i 90
:loit; ttfuot go. ~. w. 20 ~ l;r5tn, 4,xes +
iiis ~ :No tl."S.-s "-: a:C,,a;7'.ar,. " J~onos
was usgu 10 supUie o,,IJ JtIpUsI Snrau.I III over
e!'nei seole W." S; .In 5plT $500 49, of
creation eApGfT"i" +ooJ .'e o. tSo CI;ISs
tI LII tIcro W., a - No ~ nrob;bition in # as
1;nror M ~ norlJ bo aottnn for mndical mr.
,lduo1 aoSae oUJ oUio a,nrEboJT Dr would rot sick
,t,IT1s;,nror pC1I9; w nTcr ,J ,prs rop n1Sprys,Ry
90 Hoi y ili cnbrn'nart s 1, roferrod to rhn H.
,oontod @ Knrsbau. whose white n]umc
l;Ln Honrv of Navarro was always
,t-hn II
49, 49, ;nr;tt an5 nm; abt sr,tnsman To-
ply, pu,I ..,s pro,.arJ ',. Kdrs5aw n nIonnont
+onns bn na;J tr;hnte 70 rho memory
of ono who had henn his friend on
whose crave he had heretofore been
Jobarred the nr;y;lcrc Of LAYING a chap
lot Of larre]
col Scbnmnert said that prohibition
was nice thinr 70 preach about but
the bydra headed monster could only
bc scorchcd not killed Over at Ches
terfeld he inpocentlv asked man how
far il was from the North Carolina lire
and he replied that it was six miles,
Significantly adding but YOU can get
ali Won want here, Nauehter.) And
vet said he. this was where there was
no dispensary :.aud | never said a word
abont liouor ="
He declared that the dispensorv was
tho host solution of the rouor ouestion.
ono reason hrina because it throws
@ oronnJ rba soIo of I;onor certain safe
@nards. ' ' ~ ~
cor. WATSON on SANE LINES.
Col Watson could see nc virtue in
prohibition There had been living
enough in South Carolina already. but
if the sale of liouor was prohibited ex-
cent as medicine il would make many
more Iiars Frotherstone did not pro-
nnSa nrnb;h;t;on no;+bnr d;d Ch;lds
bu4O bu1 tbny wonId sell i for medicinal
,,,rnosns and this would throw down
r. ~ f lnnr ~ IN 10 -rnntaJ 1;n,or
''-I ~ o''. hol;orad w. bn WOE nOoro +bnrnnrblv
~ tu,'uatb,, ~ WITH +6o cnwmnr schools
- ~ :p'. o,,.onnn+s s '' A. thn same ,;mc
w. a''r r.nl 49,. . fr;onS ~ tho coIInros and did
~. ~ I.,5 ea7.or - 90 ar;n,,rna +Lom
NV '"'U W. W. .-,,,rnsEo~r prr 49, - pD ,v,,
N1. Eo,+borS+o,c w,s rloG his onno-
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