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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-31
For Sheriff.

hereby announce myself a ca
date for the office of Sheriff OF
rens county, subject to the resu
the Democratic primary.
w. S. BAGWEI
l hereby offer myself as a cand
for Sherif OF Laurens County
pledge myself to abide by the re
of the Democratic primary.
j. THOMAS PEDI|
hereby announce myself c|
date for reelection to the oTid
Sheriff Of hturens county, pied
myself to abide by the platforl
the Democratic party and to sui
the nominees thereof
JOHN ID. OWN
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YELLED 1NSINUATONs.

one OF the most nauseating incidents
that has come to our notice during the
present campaign occurred in a
"Blease" meeting at Greenwood Sat
urday when one of the Blease pollti-
clans over there got up and covertly
made a Indignantly surrepstitious
charge that attempts would be made
du:ing the coming election to buy
woes for Jones. The popularity about
all of such charges against Jones are
based upon mythical rumors. having
origin no doubt, in the pitiable brains
of the schemng politician himself.
How the great crowd of Bleaseites. for
Whom this poisoning mush is intend
ed can swallow it is a mystery to us
The idea Of Independent voters in
South Carolina letting crowd of of
flee seekers and pardon hunters, ram
such nonsense as that down their
throats! II seems to us that a man
would have more respect for himself
than allow such foolshness to be
played off on him. There are abso-
lutely no grounds for such a charge
except yelled insinuations coming
from these leaders themselves.
S&%
WHEN BLEASE VOTED FGR JONES.
The following editorial was taken
from The State of Monday:
During the campaign meeting at
Lexington last week the Governor of
South Carolina was asked by Mr.. Dre-
her If he had voted for Ira b. Jones
after Jones's vote on the Separate
Coach bill.
Blease would not reply to the ques-
ton, but made insulting remarks to
the man who asked 1t.
At the Aiken meeting on Friday, a
voter of that county, exercising the
right of any citizen, respectfully asked
the same question. Governor G. l..
Blease avoided answer by, attempting
to make cutting reply. The ques-
ton was repeated Finally, Still deRy.
inc the information asked for, the
Governor Of the State appealed to the
chairman OF the meeting to make the
duestiOner cease interruptln and on
his appeal the citizen who dared to ask
n simple question and to repeat that
question, was arrested and hustled OIL
the ground.
why does that question incense
Blaase and why does he refuse to an
swAr?
Simply because were the true an
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-31

TOT uOHSH Oh hepTcScntatiY
! hereby announce myself n
date for the Iiousc of Represent
from Laurcns County and pledg
self to abide by the results o,
Democratic primary
GEO. a. BROWNING,
AT the solicitations of fricnl
hereby announce myself as carl
for the House of Representative
Laurens County. subject to tn N
OF the Democratic primary.
EBB w. COPEL
The friends Of Joseph G.. S.,
Of Tumbling Shoals, respectfulE
gest him as suitable candidE
the House Of Representative
can youch for his interest in ~
fare OF the common people.
to result Of Primary Election.
FRIE -
hereby announce my candid
reelection to the house OF repI
tives OF Laurens county, sub
results OF the Democratic
election.
j. II Miller,
hereby announce myself
date for tho ONCE OF repres
from this county in the legisl
the state subject to the rulei
democratic party. =
II. s. BLACK
hereby announce myself
date for the house OF repres
from Laurens county, subje'
rules OF the democratic pa
w. c.. IRB
| hereby announce myself
dldate for the House OF Repres
subject to the rules and RI
the Democratic primary.
w. w. CAMT
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Peoples Loan and Ey
change Bank, will be held at the Of
fices of said bank on August goth. at
IL o'clock
c. w. TUNE.
l-3t Cashier
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PUT PREJUDICE ASIDE.

- -Aplhbs
Although The Advertiser has pub
lisbed full accounts of the events of
the past few weeks in regard to
graft drunks, national convention
allied with the present state cam
paign, we have had little time to de-
vote to it editorially because Of at
tcnton to a matter of more immediate
local Importance, the Chicora college
situation. However. we have read
nearly all of the great mass of test
mOny brought out at Charleston. Au
gusta and Columbia Without attempt
truth or falsity of the charges made
by Col Fielder, through dictagraph
testimony at the Augusta hearing. it
seems to us that the evidence as
brought out at the Charleston and
Columbia hearing of the investigating
committee is enough for any man
who wants to see rightly to judge for
himself that affairs connected with the
oO'N'iiO' - ci'iNN 81 - nv 10 'Dc"'i va
olinians would desire.
Damaging as was the testimony at
the Augusta hearing, mostly, however,
because of the atmosphere shown to
be surrounding the governors office,
it is unnecessary to refer to it in or
der to show up the governor as un-
At for the support of right thinking
people.
We would like to see the great farm
ing and laboring element of this coun-
ty throw away. IL only for way, the
lprejudices that have been stirred up
in their hearts by interested politi-
clans. And then we would like to see
them refer to the testimony in the
Charleston situation only, read it
carefully from every angle and then
Judge for themselves. We are sure
that If this were done and it The
uncontradicted testimony of unwilling
witnesses he carefully weighed then it
will be plain as day that something
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-31
CandidatI
For CorAner.

The friends OF Mr.. NR. o. Hairsto
hereby Dlace his name before the ped
pc of 'Laurens county for the offid
OF Coroner, pledging him to abide b
the principles Of the democratic part
and to support tho nominees Thereof
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COUNTY CAMPAIGN 81
STARTS MONBAYI WORN

SAANHS MOTNUAY
County Executive Committee Met Yes,
terday after Senatorial Candidates
Spoke and Made Preparations for
Campaigns and Primary Election.
The county executive committee met
IN the court house yesterday and
formulated plans for the coming coun
ty campaign and the state campaign
meeting. From the the resolutions
that were introduced, it may be gath
cred that no rowdyism is to be toler-
ated at the campaign meetings., either
state or county A COMMITTEES was an
pointed to prepare resolutions warn
ing candidates and spectators alike
from asking foolish or insulting oues
tons or in any way creating a dis
turoance. This committee consisted
OF j, w. Lanford, II. A. Cooper and
w. L. Crews. Mayor Babb was also
requested to supply extra policemen
Tor the occasion. r. A. Cooper. Ino.
Nj. Cannon, j. E. Ledford, and w. T..
Crews were appointed as commit
tee to make all preparations for the
state campaign August 14th.
Tte county campaign starts here
next Monday and will be held in the
court house, beginning at II O'Clock.
Itinerary.
Laurens, Monday, August 5.
Laurens Mill, Monday night. August
Langstons, Tuesday, Aug. 6.
Sardis Wednesday. Aug Z
clinton Mills, Wednesday night, Aug.
q.
clinton, Thursday, Aug s.
Lydia Mills, Thursday night. Aug. s.
Hopewell, Friday, Aug 9.
Goldville, Friday night, Aug. 3.
Cross Hill, Saturday, Aug. 10.
Week intermission.
Moore's, Tuesday, Aug. 20.
Tumbling Shoals, Wednesday. Aug.
.21
Dials, Thursday, Aug. %.
Youngs, Friday. Aug. 23.
Watts Mill, Friday night, Aug. %.
Managers of Election.
The following managers Of election
have been appointed:
Laurens Township.
NO. l-R. E. Babb, w. II. Gilkcrson,
Sr., j. A. p Moore.
No. IS. r. Todd, j. w. ID. Watts.
John Thompson.
Watts Mill-H. b. O'Shelds. l.. E.
Bishop, W. w. Stone.
Laurens Mill W. Hellams. ]. NJ.
Blakely, w. w. Blakely.
Hunter Township.
Goldville-J. E. IIamm, w. T.. Bla-
lock, j. G. Franklin
Hopewell-J. l.. Crawford, G. c.
Hopkins, Tom Henderson.
Clnton-R. p. Adair, n. j. Copcland
w. L. Ferguson
Clinton MlIs-E. V McQuown, j.
c. TempletOn, ID. T. Godfrey.
Lydia Mill--To be announced later.
Mountville-Win Lilies, VIM. Bovd
VIII Cluck.
Dial Township.
Power Shop. T. Stoddard. II. j.
G. Curry, r. c. Owings.
Dial ChIrch-S. l.. Owings. ID. d.
Harris. Jr. W. Curry.
Gray Court-A. O. Stoddard. l.. Z.
Wilson, ID. l.. Brooks.
Shiloh. II. Abercrombie. l.. d.
Hcllams, j. f. Gray
Goodville-M. w. Gray, L. A. Arm
strong. j. e. Wham.
Sullivan Township.
Tumbling ShoaIs-W. f. Wilson, r.
o. Sullivan, j. n, Cheek.
Prnceton-W. /. Freeman, ]. l..
Bagwell, E. b. Gamble.
BrewcrtOn-T. r. Wood, ]. II. Wood,
w. l.. Walker.
Waterloo Township.
Hkom-M. E. Mcdaniel, ST., H. II.
Pinson, j, Wallace Godfrey.
Daniels Storc-W L. Cooper. j. p.
Jones, J. f. Martin.
Tip Top-J. w Sims. f. II. Andcr-
son, w. a. Anderson
Waterloo-W. II. Culbertson, r. J.
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be who fear social equality,
Blease.
"a equality is question of the
pnly fit to be suggested by politi-
Yorkville Enquirer used the
"Shyster," in referring to Col.
er in recent issue. The En-
er is getting worse and worse.
hope that this campaign will come
an end before the esteemed York
lie paper goes completely wrong.
county officer in Charleston coun-
ty is asking for reelection on his
record, publishing a long list of rec
concentrations from prominent jur-
lists and lawyers with whom he has
served. Poor fellow! He is no poll
tician worth q shuck He ought to
know that ability no longer has any
weight with the voters now. The
thing for him to do is to get up list
of "niggers" he has helped lynch, send
it to the governor and thereby get his
recommendation. This office seeker
has the wrong kind of record with
which to qualify.
How many white voters in Laurens
county believe that the late j. l.. Nj.
lrby believed in social equality as be-
tween white people and negroes? OF
course none believe it. Yet Gov. Blease
would have us believe Judge Jones
favors social equality because of his
vote on the separate coach bill back in
the nineties, when Col. Irby voted the
same way. When, because Judge Jones
voted for this bill, Gov Blease charg-
es him with favoring social equality,
he at the same time implies that Col.
lrby also favored social equality. Are
you men who followed Col. Irby going
to swallow that?
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Buy 1t now. Chamberlai g Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is al
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over. Buy 1t now and be
p. pared for such an emergency. For
sale by all dealers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-31

When Burns says Let er roll, she
goes. Look out for the big sale. Starts
Thursday. Lasts during August.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-31

Other farms near Due West. the
seat of learning. Buy now and edu
cate your children. Apply to f. s
Martin, Donalds, s. c. 1-1t-pt
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Riser will be glad to
local news Of all the
y I'm the county. Cor.
b are requested to
name to tho contr1-
Letters should not be
ter than Monday morn.
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113 acres In same neighborhood,
one 6-room house, one 7-room, room
tenant house. barns and outbuildings.
$4,000 per acre, half cash.
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"a equality is a question of the
tnly fit to be suggested by politi-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-31

BE who fear social equality,
Blease.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-31

Farms For SaIe-134 acres. . miles
from Due West. s. c., 80 acres in cul-
tivation, 40 acres in hog tight pas
ture, Broom dwelling. 2 tenant
houses, some Of this will make bale
of cotton per acre, red land and we'll
adapted to grain. Bargain at $4,000
per acre.
Also farms near Mt Bethel church
Laurens county. The Turner Woods
home place, 154 acres, two 7-room
houses, one 6-room house. barn and
outbuildings at each settlement. VIII
sell as whole or cut into tracts
at $4,000 per acre, half cash.
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Remember the big sale at Red Iro
Racket starts tomorrow.
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hce at Laurens,
s mail matter.
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, JULY 81, 1912.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-31

Brewcrton-T. T. Wood, j. r. Wood.
W. L. Walker.
Waterloo Township.
Ekom-M. E. Mcdaniel, Sr., II. H..
Pinson, j. Wallace Godfrey.
Daniel's Storc-W. l.. Cooper. j. p.
Jones, J. f. Martin
Tip Top w. Sims, f. H. Andcr-
son, W. a. Anderson.
WATERFOWL. II. Culbertson, T. j.
Coleman, ]. NJ. Pearcc.
Mt Pleasant G.. NJ. Moore. w. W.
Fowler, Nose Madden.
YOungs Township.
Pleasant Mound William Hunter
j. a. Putnam, George Little.
Young's Store-J. II. Dial, Richard
Harris, Jess Cheek.
Cooks Store-W. b. Cooper. ". p.
Coker, J. 3. Cook.
Stewards Store-Jas. d. Stewart,
Claud b. Leonard. Laurens Hughes.
Gray's Store-B. b. Gossett, n. NJ.
Whitaker. Edward Fncher.
Lanford- T. A. Drummond, E. II.
Moore. C. d. Cox.
Cross Hill Township.
e. l.. Wells, Willie Leaman. Hugh
Pinson
Jacks Township.
Renno-L. w. Dean, P. II. Cope
land, j. w. Spoon.
ScufiletOWn Township.
ora-W. M. Bryson. L. p Blakely.
w. e. McClintock.
Langston Church-W F. Wright, j.
Wilson Blakely, Martin Poole
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July 81, I9l2.-1 mo. "
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Sic Gerantpurtlihfeit Ser De-
mOfratiiben Eartei.

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slnfana punft s llhr. DAB ,pieber et-
mas gang @orsiiglides geboten fper.
oen miro. bafiir iinb ia Die Clifton
Seisbts Sdnger befannt, llno bes-
haIb Der geiuf Der JeitIibfeit ben
Mitglieoern nno Sreiinoeu bes Ser
| eins Defenders gu empieblen.
Inter Der Sireftion bes beluabrten
Gtrigenten Serrn Wtar @eis fonmt
folaenbes Rrogramm 5ur gurhfiib.
rung:
Gbor, Gin Speiie5ettel 90. gobme
3er5ett Die hrei guflieen" /.
Gbor oSioeIe sriiber GuobIibet :.
Ser5ett .auooel, Muobel Dor De-
rid)t" 81. Spatn
Bbil. 2eiiinger, ssacob 8eder.
sSrau eliiabetb Giebmann.
9fobert umb 9ertram, Die luItisen
Gagobunoen i'm 8eiangperein
nGie roitige SfimmgabeI":: Nobert;
Sac 9eiiinger; gertram, Sol. Bad;
@eil0arm, Hub. 6errmann, Nirtb.
Rob. 9illple; Nobert g6miot.
Seinrid 5elllner, artbur Yobme.
grnit 2ei'inger, Sobn OannI, Otto
geiiert, Mar 9roBIHaHn.
Gbor, Gin 8nlnbenb" !. Shirmer
Snrauf foIat Iana.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
Serliuer Sriei.
Berlin 25. 0tt.

Gs lit in Der Wpbrenitrabe, Sds
5rtsbri6sitraBe, geruoe neben Dcm
S6a6t Der untersrunpbabn. Tis
2eute lebnen an ben 4utotarumsts-n,
Elm puar laden, Die metiten aber ilnD
ernit unp aufmertiam ME 2eute, lie
etpas lernen polen. @beu perfaufi
Der Mann, gube fir sube 10 Pfen~
mig. 9as GefdGft gebt iebr gut, pos
9ubIitum fault ni6t nit ironie ebese
brdmter 8erleesnbeit, ionDeru raS1
unb fat ubsrssugt. DerMann Idpfi1t
teinen 4ugenblid. Gr ipeiB, pie b;ss
pauienlois SHndBen bnpnotifirt, her
0ertauf ipiirbe rettungslos obreiBen,
ipenn er einen Uloment itia nd-e;
fpenn er tpe&ieln mub, pieosrbolt II
me6uniI6 Elm bubsnbmal ben 9le;hcn
5oe, INNER nit elmer gefdlIigen,
tpihtigen Betonuns; bds publitum
bort ibn in 3bd.isteit. 1T aufrieben
unb fauft.
auf einmal it er ipieDer i'm 4nTana
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
Sauiei Giefer aHaeessiastt.

gSie geitern BON ben 8nnbesbeb0r.
oen befannt geeeben puroe, boben Die
Observation-Disclosures eine gebei'
me gnflage gegen Ganiel aiefer,
ben 8orliber Der fsels tombstone
million, erbobeu, tpeil er aneeblidl
0en geieblifen geItimnlungen 5ltfpi.
Der, iit ser 9oitfranftilr oes aon.
greBabaeorbneteli Senrp George, ir.,
beim Berianot Don Boitiafen beoient
bat. aieier miro 5ur 9ait geleet, oaB
er aus5iige aus elmer Rebe, Die Senrp
8errge i'm aongreB gebaIteu, nit bent
,Sranf bcs aongreBnbgeor0uetcn bier
.aui Die 1oit gegeben bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08

au ben ueuen gomplet aus fhnar3em
MaatelaiIe Elm Sfetfh pber eine BUR-
lesfe mebr Grfpls bnben piiroe. Wir
ent5hiebsn uns fdlieblih fir eine
fpmbolifde Sanoluns nit ganoeinla=
een uno nun b5rte er mid on. Vah
lGnoerem sinnen ontiportete sr:
,@olc, Dem Sascfp eebt's nidt piiniis
lid genu1 aus9 So, bu mein 0ott, it
tenn ia pas 5tiid nibt mebr 10
reat ;"
SD friimmts mid 5u einem 5rdges
seihen.
,WiHen's, mir baben gang Elm an
oeres Repertoire. glber ipenn th mid
reht erinnere ;. id bab' audi einmal
prin gsipielt -"
929
sd tonn mid irren, aber er 1T bod
sieentIih aIleiu bran 1dulb, fpenn's
ldnger sebt. Gr bringt bod Die gan5s
Baggage nit bsm Gdnupftiidsrl Durd=
einanber -.
vSwrr Direttor entI6ulbigen!!"
rSie meinen, es tonnt' AUDI friiber
aus Iein, tpsnn iih Der Stbello orbent=
lid ertunbisen tbat' 2"
,5err 0ireftor, idb mein' ia ben
Serrn goIiSeiprdIibenten b. Sagop!"
,@h 10, ben, nit bem SuterloB!
Sas lit mas onberes. 4ber nein, Iebts
Der iopiols Serr ld6elnb bin5u, nid
erinner" mid ieBt .i6 bab' ia ben
anoern Sage aud einmul seipielt, ipie
bab' id bod bic stpei pertpedieln f0n>
nen, Der bon Sbats'peore iagt ia am
S9luB:
r@on iebt an ipred id feline Silbe
mebrl"