Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-08-10

Watson sd i'd he had been keep
ks for al number of firms at
field, was now magistrate at
House, an referred to his
and prom ised to fill the office
very best sof his ability If the
decided d give him a trial.
!. Campbell stands for Amerl-
,erty and F.nonprohibition." He
Where God is is peace and lib
and that he was not opposed
e and libel ty, and that as peace
,erty were the greatest issues
he asked (cf the votes Ct the
ON the issI he Of American liber-
nonprohilI tlcn.
Funderbi lrS wanted II under
that he Fl lt absolutely compe-
, represen{ Chesterfield county
q would bot be in the race.
helm to old soldiers. strong
te of rur1 ii schools and better
and rural credits system, and
q was I'm lDusition to light for
ling that might be offered for
Droyement |of conditions and the
,ent of thS people. Said If the
thought a my other man In the
as better qualified to represent
nnty it wa their duty to vote
, as II was lime when the best
Mould be ed.
Hunley q (vors good roads from
nau's door Ito his market. Favors
,r commoi schools and is sick
ed of ann eals from the colleges
increased appropriations. Will
,ainst free scholarships In colleges
'ayor of ID, ans to deserving boys
rls same 10 be repaid. Heartily
Laney-Od om bill, says State
fix rate. FavOrs law enforce
and thinks it an insult to the
to turn loose a person that
EN- conyicty ed of a crime. Favors
license ON automobiles.
n Mcfarla b said he was a son
,sterfield county and that after
,rs given to the work of up
lg State hnd county, was now
the people to send him to the
ture, saving that he was fully
JUS of the responsibilities and
e would eadeavor to measure up
expectations of the pople. En-
the LanIey-Odom bill. Stands
e highest and best that can be
education and for every thing
ill prove for the uplift Of South
na Prom Uses If elected no
or act Oh his shall bring the
Of shame 10 any one.
:. Rivers gave a resume Of his
Said he vas responsible for the
zer bill bhat Is now the law.
$ rural credit law. Favors
-odom ba u and voted against
ak CommF Fssion bill.
Sellers bPws in reference to the
ers of tA last session of the
ture forE the enactment Of the
-Odom b thinks they are the
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t mell er sent to the Iegis-
.Sts pr the people at all
pie, right or wrong,
bposed to "Romanism"
pman Catholic oreani-
ylll5 "a $1,000 An>-skuss1
P. Douklass stands for re-
n as sheriff. He said his grand
had BEEN Sheriff, his father |
zen sheriff and that he was now |
and had been for a number of |
He said his competitor was
his best friends and II elected
make a good sheriff but that he
like to hold the office a while |
and hoped the people would let
0 so.
!. G. Ingram told the people,
heriff Douglass was his friend,
sen his friend and so far as he |
'ncerned would remain his friend |
tier who was elected Sheriff on |
tn. He said that Mr.. Douglass |
lade a good sheriff but he be-
he could make one equally as
and as Mr.. Douglass had held
flee so long he would like to
i him and promises that he |
I've the office his. careful atten-
candidates spoke the same
in Cheraw. The speeches were
bout the same, except that the
or superintendent Of education
little warmer than i'm the morn-