The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 28, 1888, Image 2
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mm art ia Um AeM and aihnn m»jr an-
ter tkaUHa. «* all krap cod about
tl, fire Um candidate* a fair afedarlnp
“ nomination on btulnem
The worta thing about the Republi
can OauTautlou In Ohlcafu waa the
jflven to that old
Alllcfaldl^
nn account of race, color
and pradom condition haw been wiped
ant. but hta wduntary aaoataor from
hit men In marry!"* a white woman
ahnnld bare banUhed Mm from a hlgli
oaattn Um temple of the party of great
The friend*, relative*, employee* and
acquaintance* of the National Kepuhll.
can Party are reapertfnlly Invited to
attend Ua funeral aen icee at Ita late
raaldftt In the rltr of Waahlngton,
X). 0. aa and aftor the atk day of Ko-
emnhrr next front I a. m. In t p. m J.
•.Malna,Bna Uarrlaon. John Hlwrman,
C. H. Depew and Oorerwor. Ruak and
pal htarart ■amrr.Uraeer rwretand
and ARM 9. Tkormon will be reeetver*
af M WMM, bW lu b*mu will bardli
PM the naau d admMUtrMWm and Ka
tO gat m lluta a* If h had
•eld'a Cabinet, bat, on Um advtaa at
Coakliap, declined. PubaeqoenUy he
areeptnd the French mtaatoa and and*
a record a* a goad dhMaMffmr while
abroad. Rortoa wadaorn la Vermont
and Matted In Hie aaaahoemaker. The
ahlngta thAt oalled the ouulde world'*
attention to hla rimp Itatlll In exIatenM
and the property of a Vermont Demo
crat* When Morton achieved wealth
and a eeat In Congrati he made a liberal
bid for the ahlngle In order to destroy
the evidence of hla early poverty and
humble station, but Ha poaaeeaor refuaed
ligl/iHip. lie's now the head of
the great Wall street banking dm of
Morton, Bltaa A Co. I| waa Morton
who contributed the bale of “nice crlap
$2 bill*” that Hteve Doraey and Chann*
(»y FHley uaed to carry Indiana for the
Republican* In 1880.—New* and Couri
er.
leyetHraa f—f*aM*a*.
The bitter light In the National Re
publican Convention of *hl* year gives
interest to the ballot* In convention* of
prvvlona year*, The New Tork Sun
ha* nollatod the flgore*.
The Repitbllran Convention of 1870
mot In the city of Clnclonation the Idth
June, Edward Me ITteraon being lu pre-
»ldlng ofllfwr. The Brat ballot reanlted
aa follow*: Jame* O. IIlain* Ml. Oli
ver F. Mortm 1SS, Benjamin U. Bii*-
Urw ill, Roeroe roohllng M, R. B
Haro* di. John F. Manranft M, Mar-
■taaB JeWfN tl. Th# nemhrr neoei.iry
w* a rhotoe waa !•*. Th# >u«# of Mr
Blaine grudnally leer*a*ad omll H i
renrhad M* ou Mr dlMbonet. On U*.
aveeoUi the tr*et f»r H*jr» H«
k. tao., will
tele* until
If parttoa
thee# ooutiibuUooa w!
they will hara an 1
Dentlttry.
The causes of decayed teeth are di
vided into two general division!, via:
exciting or actual and 'predisposing or
f ivorabta. Thera ate a good number of
the predisposingt only the most Impor
tant of which, however, I will mention;
of the exciting thbre are only two.
Of the predisposing we Will flrst n< •
doe Inattention. The tooth brush and
pick are not. uaed enough. They are
a* neoeaaary for pretty, clean and heal
thy gums and teeth at soap and water
and nail brush are for clean hands and
pretty nails. The tooth brash with
powder should he used well at least once
a day, brushing up and down aa well
as croMwlse. The tooth pick should be
used after each meal, because foreign
matter, such aa particle* of meat or
other food get between, In and around
the teeth, and there being favored by all
the drcnlnaun -ea that promote putrv -
farttew, warmth, moist nr* and stagna
tion, they decompose, forming add*
wbleb have IbepowOr of acting on tooth
Awsetur* In »uch a manner aa to dls-
■olt* It- Of course those ■'Id* *r* very
we«k and the dlaa dvlrg proces* very
TWee aetde reemv* the enterna] layer
ef tooth •tractarv, the euamel, which D |
eitremely hard and which U
• rmeat eotfrely ef
lawyer*, whe ta abta
and well rami, uae* at taaat 1,000 to t-
OM word* la the vuoabalary of hi* g* *
rial oouversaUon, but when be dlaoo .
ered th* other day that In his ebaei ee
hla wlf* had exchanged hta summer rat*
f jr a peek of hlackberrlea to catt, be on
ly used alx or ten, but amongst them
were the warmest words In the diction*
ary.—Lexington Dispatch.
The pretty dau^jS of a Colnmboa,
Ohio, preactu r, la la a bad lx. She has
e tten pickles until she baa dwindled
from 200 to sixty pounds. She can no
longer eat. Her*tongue Is aa dry sud
band as a piece of leather, and her phy-
sictans say that the Interior of her stom
ach la aa hard and smooth aa the sur
face of polished glass. The young lady
Is only sixteen year* old.
Dr. Jcincs Fr em n Clarke said o: c
that In exteinporaueous preaching
clergymen are apt to make their ser
mons toohmg! —“ '
“What are you going to preach about
this morning I” said a deacon to hi<
pastor. “About twenty minutes,’’ re
plied the wise man.
In this hot weather tile story hat it*
moral.
0 • ■■■tatnt ef Ilk—MUnfJiisrtisU
*tne>
IbythepwesMiJktorrteu. *
isbv «M* frvael way of dsctertnc that he will
rt—d hv w—i—ikMi before tbs Alfccti Om-
veeti— am ih* Mli uf Ass—t and abide the
rc—H. Hr la a Ucvrlaad Demoemt lam*
befutr U waa pepular toadtditv (l(pvrr IVvo-
tand, Ms wladam prompted him to rote bit
Ovi-khura nomlmulon on every ballot at Cbl-
esgo In IBM. lie la a tariff reformer —4
taaadk eqnarely on the 8t Louisj>lntform and
the rraMdent’s tariff lueaMutr. Hr!t< vlna that
the sarpht* In the Tt—sary sboaHl be reduced,
that no revenue suouM be exacted from the
people other than for the ncorneaty ox pence*
of the (fowrtifnent *>d that tt« tariff should
be readjuriod upon principle* of jnstlor to all
the f ' —— ‘ fata
classes alike, the farmer, the Bterchant, the
manufacturer and the wage-* otter, be will
bo supported br
mast fttilntm.
What a Time r*^
pie fanuerly bad. try lag to swaOeW
ahtauad pill with to Um of
ratal; diagetaiag to Mtiar*
I what a c—traai M Ay—*■
FOE THE SBNiTS.
Not urged by “many friends’’ or auUclted l>v
“many rotere” but fevllug it to be an hjuor to
be hamled down to my cliikiren as a rich lieri-
tage to botlw npni»i»UUve of the peojde of
Barnwell, 1 take tbo liberty of auuouucing
inywlf a candidate for the Ingbest office in the
gift of the people uf my county, and should
tmr good people sea tit to elect lue to the office
of Henator 1 wilt try to do iuy whole duty. I
will not accept a nomination or office irotn
any oCa-r source lUaa tl«e regulur bemoctatlc'
orgasl—Uon. U. W. M. WILUAM8.
Ytodiag to the *oUcltatlons ef his many
frirada Ma>ir U T. lalar Ka* csns.'.ited to Is-
conaaa fur tfav iJetnocrstk uoinina
lioa ter the Mate Bauale.
lie will abide Um result* of Um priaMry elec
tion and not art-apt either a ootNingpon or an
oto* from any auuree oUkv lUau the regular
ly eu—tltuted LVatoundi* organlaaOua.
The at any frtoMabf lion. D. PaCLboaucaa
■trail) aaouaner him a candidate fur
(to Ua—a ire I It ai—i—Una tar Um Mata
*- w «to -iTUm fJE or uMfeRTASim
0. 0 ItlLIT.
t r—pwtB’Or thndtatw taprif a > andhlata
fns ihc iMiiuliuUion of IM Demmratle party
for the oflhV of County Aodlhw.
pledgoh—elffolM)M OT frerm* of lb*
election ana art to accept either E
or an office front any aouree other
than the regularly coustiluU-d iVtms rntie o;-
ganlaatlon B. W. TRUTT1.
. FOE SAOOL COMMlilONEE
. Rev. J. 8. Havener, Is hereby announced as
* candidate for School Oonimlxs! finer snlijrH-t
to the rules goventiug the Democratic I’rims-
rlca.
— — A FRIEND.
Rev. W. D. McMillan, 1* ben l f anrHHincerl
aa McandVlnte for 8«-bo>>1 Commuwlone: snb-
jed to the rules governing the Democratic l*rl-
m.irtes.
WELL WI81IER.
The many friends of Rev. Arthur' Buist pte-
mni Miuto the Democratic voters of Barnwell
Colinty as a Candidate for tiieir nomination
for Uie office of Qmnty School Coninilssbmer.
sttbyti t to tlie rules regulating the Democratic
pftmafy election,
BENNETT SPRINGS.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONEBS.
I respeetfnny annntmre myself a candidate
for the offkv of Oainty Cotamn^bHi.-r and
stand pledged to abi(lr the result •ml all rules
ami regnlatkm* governing the Ikmorraiic pri
maries. II. J. bklliNgkk.
1 respectfafly annonne* m? self a randMab-
for the nomination ,«f the Uemocratic party
fur the <rtcr of ( onftt i ( omaUMrinarT
1 pledge mysrlf IP abide lb* re—It* of the
primary elrctloa aad not ta arerpt rilbrt a
im—laattaa or e^ndli-e fn— —y anarre nr her
th— Um rexularfy ro—tltitod Dmnnm Mr or
gaal—thm. J. C. MILET.
I respersfaRb toUimai» m
ter the office «f fi —ly t
hdr the r
|ir. *ooo ai. Smith A (>*., Dnigglsta,
Willlston.
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I Ah IX ■Ahhfaox.
, of Indiana, lha
lie of Ike Republl-
eon party, la of hlrtoric lineage. Hla
r, of tko mmo Ckria-
f, woo a member of
fro- Vlr
■ of theaignaraof the
i of Itadopondeooo, twioa ft
t of CffffigriM, oad titree rlmea a
r taf Virginia. FreaWont Har-
aoMUer and stateaman,
takkar.
Baajaailn Haniaon waa born in Hatn-
IHto OOtmly, Ohio, August BO, 1833.
He waa graduated from the Oxford,
9kte, (Jnivoralty, and studied law for
EH il . wont te IndlMiapolls, where be has since
waa elected reporter of
.of l'i
to o
of
II A. Ma—af Lax tag
l taa, atll ■pta- Cot J. Q.
Waaary odtatata
FI— J. 8. Cothran,
from ibr Third DUtrlel, was
tad aaaaU—Mislj by C—nfttem last
Cotigraasman Juhu J. Hemphill, of
Cheater, will have a walk over for the
Dootooratio nomination In tire Fifth
IHokrtrt.
Twelve men ware ptWntal the mart
Ing of Botbel Farmer* Club In Lanrona
County when Capt. B. R. TUlntan waa
notaioated for Governor.
Charlaa Marshall a laadtng Baltimore
lawyer, will make the annual address
before Ike State Bar Association next
December. During the war be waa
aide de camp and confidential private
aeerefary to Qcn. B. E. Lee.
John G. Cllnkacalea, School Commla-
rieoto of AMtoroon County, has been
In the Columbia Fe
male College. He will take the place
ef Prof. L. B. Uiynes wl a at been re
tired beeauseof his advocacy of Woman'•
r'ghta.
Mr. H. L Darr, Sr., adlter and
prietor of tka Sumter Advanea,
tba SOCk InaL, after an Ulneaa of
Bo kad b—• aoiHMrtil whk
i far many yean and has left
ti
Am
Estate Sale.
nor
I win
Mr
lawyers. Several bed
from the courthouse to Ito mayor’s af
ire. One day Mr. Wesson encountered
Thurman, and after talking with him a
while, went to his office and aont tire
marshal to Thurman with a bill of Boca
—Bfleen dollars for oaths and two dol
lars for coats. Thurman went before
the mayor, and assuming all the gravity
that he would have uaad before the Su
premo Court in a com of life and deatv,
said: “May It please the Court, your
honor, 1 am a lawyer, and would like to
appear in my own defense.”
“I recognise you, Mr. Thurman; go
on.”
“Well, then, I move, your honor, that
this Judgment be set aside, as It was ob
tained in the absence and without the
knowledge of the see uaed.”
‘‘All rightt” said the mayor, “J only
wonted to be liberal with yon. But I'll
have yon arrsatod again, and increase
your coats.”
“Vary wall, your honor. Let the law
1U ooursa. Lot Justice bo
thta hiavena perish t”
have given affi that In the
ag yea knew I aaod to be
a tomffiar In tka Stodsmy
It However, you ar*
Ctearta ^
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1K8. KLLA 4NDKRMON,
JaneU-3t w Administratrix.
caution; ;
•
All persona are warned not to give
mployment to Tom Gantt, colored, un
der contract to labor for dm and who
has loft my service without my oonaent.
Any and all persona giving him em
ployment will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
Jakes Lots.
Red Oak Township.
June7-4w.
State or South Carolina,!
Barnwell Cocxtt. )
T. Vogel, Assignee,
V*.
Josephine Connelly.
B Y VIRTUK of a power of sale con
tained In a eertain mortgage deed,
dated April 8,1887, and duly recorded
in Vol 8 N. page 313 In the office of R.
M. C. for abort county and State, exe-
_IMk< ■
Mrtly ta tha Democratic pan; i
True merit, and all nttar flilrv** being equal,
the claims nf a dtsaldrd CuufetWvate •nUler
abouM out be dtaregarded. auasdale.
1 reapactfnll; announce myaelf a candidate
for tto aominatlon of tba Democratic port)
for the office of Sheriff.
1 pledge myaelf to abide the result* of the
primary election and not to accept either a
nomination or to office from any source other
than the regularly constituted Democratic or
ganisation. J. W. LANCASTER.
FOE FE0B1TB1UD6H
to the neon* or babxwell.
I would reepeetfully announce myself a can
didate for Probate Judge and solicit your sup
port. Aa a boy Iwas a sokUer hi the Confed
erate army, and received a disabling wound
when Gen. P. M. B. Young was covering Gen.
Hardee’s retreat from Savannah. For many
/ears I hare been a citiaen of Bam well County
aqd a pratAitinuar before its court* The dose
personal attention that I
practice of my
]Im
tK
to
’Na lAquorasaMeml
inert E>A VllCaS. f*rwt*rtr—r
The Court House Saloon,
BKSTIS IIA.'l.V WELL
If you. your family or your frtwfdiT
need any malt or spirituous liquors for
any purpose whatever, the very heat
place to get the very beat goods at the
price! beat for you or them is at
THE COURT HOUSE SALOON
nlCrt L>A'VlBM.t»,oprl«toV.
Only the berf bradda of Boer*, Ale*,
GJna, Wines, Whiskeys and Brandies
handled; guaranteed of the purest quaD
Die* and made In the best Dhtilierie*
and Breweries In America »mF Europe.-
JRP*Don’t spend » dbllsr ufftil you-
have interviewed the. /
, chewing and smoking tob*C>
rettes of the r ' *
S»HiU iffiroIHiffi lull way
Cawmcseinj March l3ih, MR8, tratar
will run aa Mlows:
AUQUdTA DIVIS10H.
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L—v* Uraactvflls
Leave El t*ts
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Lear* Bamhevt
Leave Gntbam
Lesvs Lera
Leave RlaebriHO
Leav* Kike
U.V« WtllieioH
AVrif* at A«|tf9te
have
isfy aa stepaid balanoe due on the bond
^a.ffia— A.a. - m A to _to • _-e__
>998, the i
f, on th* 2d day of Julr^
given to the
of my proftaMon has denied me the
ore of a tamer acquaintance with its peo-
bot I pledge myself to serve them, if
la each manner as to jus-
nominatlon
the’
. in
hours of sale
to satisfy aa unpaid to lanes al 9fty-
earea and faurtam hundredth daflars
wRh later—t frass Ort IM, 1987;
All that trasa of lead, fytag. being
aad stewMsd la mtid Oanty and Mata,
_ best American and
YVeat India brands.-
Choice and complete stock of sounds
honest and unadulterated Staple and
Fancy Grocert— for all classes of citi-'
sens at price* that all ean afford.
Dry and Fancy Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Notions and a general assortmeiD of
merchandise waiting for and wanting
buyers. '
The nimble penny Is better than the
alow shilling %i»d Ben Datieshaa regu
lated his prices by that sound phlkmo*'
phy.
EAST.
tfftnyj Dan/
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At. aiciarlestoff tt.ft a to 9.46 p if
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