The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 16, 1888, Image 2
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; Uwt |» airUt.ttrlf i
^rmprf of th* M^tbar, tl
can* to Uw hoiia» of life n-n** 1
Jo.it^ilwr M mik«,ai 4 rw|o«#U4 b*r
to UkechftrK* of thono boy* and “ralw*
thnu," M die wa« uwt ail* to pruvUa
for tliem, to nhlcb the roxpomlent «on-
aeiited and haa Hod Ui« ear* and cuntwdy
Bulletin aajra that tt r
he wa«, who told Owy.
to ait down during hh
waa drunk whin
" *^"t of them from then until now.
the Kxeriutrv L*
AMMMa '
Baldwin
can eonfldently clalui tohavt
liquor than any other town In
to. TbefeUaaid to bo a fnoil
of awrrjr atutt ih these parts bu:
•• horrible as Chester’* nunpaign
Ightnlng. ^ _
tru* i» Ut
The atScntlow of candidates Is railed
la Suction SI of the Primary election
ikttt published to-day.
No votes can be counted tor any can
didate Who fails to amd hi* pledge in
writing to the Cohnty Chairman at least
live days before the primary elect'on.
The publlcatlonof the pledge Is nu.
auHlclcut In former campaign* can
didate* have come to grief from theli
failnre to oompljr with this provUton.
ledHn tl N
u^ in En-
- -r-- - j** nesM*.
We learn that (,’apt. R. K. Tillman i
th be invited to attend more Itarbecuo-
and uf make more apeiche* lu this
Tna Pnortn would modestly suggest
Sant Cut. John C. Itastn U,uf Columbia,
be alee ashed so earns along and partake
of nur heepltafhy and Join In the •peach
making. Thee* gentlemen had a Might)
ate* wrestle In the but# CoarrnOoi
—ipse nas afraid in try It agnts I
mnat bntrneWvi and enter-
■ ••haft* to see I
U «wr
The portion and ad)davits deny, in
substance, thh return end proof of
rcspoiuhutt. To repent wbnt I an-
. uounccd', when this petition was |we-
<«nted, it Is the welfaio of the child
pid not the cosvangulnlty ef the peti
tioner that will be eoiiHkler»*d, I'ndoubt-
rdly, the old KnglUh role was that the
parent or the iffttr** Wood relative was
entitled to the custody of the infant a'-
ter the'Orath of the pnrent*. But that
rule has long been expiixi
Stale and hi not now the ru!
gland.-
Of course, all tliings 1 e’ng eq af Mir
namit or next ef kin U entltlod to the
•i^ody of the infant, the welfare of
the child being llrst considered. But
If It be made to appear totUadJoim that
this desirable end cannot ho obtained
iven the parent will not be pernHttodto
•ndanger the present or futbre welfare
of the Infant.
Now what are the fqcts In fids ease?
The itetltloner Is sixty years old with
one arm and no permanent place of res
idence. It Is said she owns ten acre*
of land, but It Is aot shown that shs ha*
• boms on It or that It Is rented fur bar
vlvautage. The respondent ha* been
lltlug a here -he no* lives, In the aam*
plae* a here her brother, the father af
Black vlllu
Bufords Bridge
Hull Pond ^ -
(.’nmpltellton
Clear Pond
Colson* Branch
Double Pond*
Kilo
Four MU*
W. I. Wilson
W. h Oswald
i. if.Copelaim,
A. ll v Pattenuiu,
WHtfam Owens,
, U. W. Fslder,
W. C Rest,
Av W. Owens,'tfr.,
dno. W. Oooge,
d. W.lIHlFr
W. C. Polk,
M. Kk Dyches,
Krlmdshlp
id
U. Strinrfcllow,
IMcEIhenny,
Fish Poin
Georgia Creek
Grahums
Great Cypres*
KoarseVHfll
MUhous MB)
MldwrtV
Red Oak
Reedy Branch
Richland
Rosemary
Siloaui r
spur Hranch
rtycamore
Well Branch
W lilt non
Zouave
mif,
3 0. Barker, ,
Frank C. Smoke,
w.t. emc,
J. D. Milhous,
J. T. Hogg,
T. J. Ilrre-.lafld,
J. t>. Milhous,
J. L. Sense,
W. J. lluncsn,
J*ft. But fey,
B. F. Baxley,
A. II. Wprawls,
T.J Morris,
W. 8. Mims,
J. I). Jenny,
K. I,. Sanders,
I-A Blanton,
Paul D. Block,
W. J. Rice. .
Primary plan tiie Chair
man of each chibappoiMs owe manager,
and the clnb electa one. Tha Primary
plan ooutalnlug tha nil** aad regula
tion* govern tug tha primary election
wlU W fomiebed tha dub chairman by
the Secretaries.
J. O. pArraaeox,
R. KnauiMD.
Secretaries.
dpr I uptown
Under ill •
Don’t Wait
dry.
CatU yaw hair
gray before gtvlag the i
to ptw»v its beauty aad vitality.
Keep oa.year toilet-table a bottle of
Ayer’s Hair Tiger—the only dressing
yon reqnire tor the hair—«ad nee a little,
dally, to preaerve tha natural color aad
Thomaq Monday, Sharon Gtova, Ky.,
writes : Meveral month* ago my hair
commenced failing oat, and la a few
week* my head waa almost laid. X
tried many remedies, bat they did no
good. I Anally bought n bottle of Ayer’s
Hair Vigor, and, after naiag only n part
*4 the contents, my hand waa covered ^
with a heavy growth of hair. I recom
mend your preparation aa Ike beat hair*
restorer la Jhe world.” .
My hair was fhded and dry,” write*
Mabel C. Hardy, of Delavan, IU.; ** bat
after uaiag a bottle of Ayer** Bair Vigos
U became black and glossy."
Ayer’s Hair Vigor,
hold by Drngglis* aad rerfumem •
Pimples and Blotches,
Bo disigartof to the fee*, forehead, aad
neck, may be entirely removed by the
eeeofAym’s Baraaparfl la, tha bestead
safest Alterative aad Bleed-FnrtBar eves
Or. 4. C.
iby
0 Co.,
•*; he
Master’s Hale.
Staff •/ SimtJk Orrsfiea,
“ Ckmmlf
*** I* the rblldreu, 11 red end
. far tW l**i
flihrei
f e
*f (hr
Hevrrai of the aewepapere lu the *ure
object to tha habit of wpetting pstlWral
, uteetiaK* with prarer. They eay lire
I I* nr SO year*. That ah* ka*a bnehaml f«wm I* nredVe* aad am w# pUre, that
1 and fear rhlblrea, hat takra care af the j an* hear* or cares far tire narefe af
l «u~ ..r, — a r^i,X
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by
Ure faaed*sl» a etf »«r , Ittb day of Jmtj
irWMMi [rend *alf en Ifee
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Pf ibf 1
JosephhretPtckean, Plaintiff, against
A uni- Weather* hr* and Mary Allen
tVeaUrerehoo, Mottle Wraiberebea,
Bro-y W vailrer-bee, AUiren Pugh
IMrkann, Baby lllct-.n ami Jaen.
phlnc lllekson, Uefendanu.
r »«TtTiov.
gY YIRTI B *fa dermal anfev mad*
> la Ure
U to be a*
fe ^
U*e to br the fry iveedlaUve ef the
hanivtll, I tuk« lire Ubertg of
riwif e enndMnfe fur the high—I
h of the poojito of ms cuuMy, sud
lojBnd peopW sre lit to elect um lb l bo
r iCoator I will try to do my whoi*
will not’accept a noinlnKtM* or wfHoo
any utlrer souruc Uwu Ure reRoler LS iemvatte
oruuniaathm. U. W. M. WILLIAMA
YMdtne to the sulicttiUloiM ef hie -many
friends Major L. T.-Lder loaf ceusonird fe be
come * csudldsTc for the Democratic numhia-
tlon fur the State Hcuate.
lie w'ill abltle the rrsoks of the primary elec
tion and not soccpt either * noiuliiatioii or an
offloc friwm soy source other than the regular
ly noiuitltutcd Democratic organlaaUon..
- The many friends of Hon, D. Pavi. Sojourns
ku rcspectfnllyannoancc him a camUdate for
tho Democratic nouiluation for the State
Senate, subject to the decistott-oftho priiaarv
clcctlou. He will abttfe Its nwfllls and not ac
cent an ufDco or nouiluetlualMi aC? »a?urce
other I
' I»r. N. V. Klrklaad.Br.,
aa faithful a syward. U
by bu tu.vny friend, far tha nfttaa af
Cadbly Treasurer subject to ail Ure
rule* and pledge* of the Primary Kioe-
than the regnhirly
era tic orearlsation.
FOR HOUSE OF ilEPRESrMATiViSh
see•***•«* ee
ButCKvn.LK, 8. C. Aug, Rltli, 1896.
The frit-nd. who an eloquently uiyrtl Tie la bus
weeks hnuo of The People to heroine • t .odiilatr fin
|he l^wldalMf hare ar«.impli4ud their drain*, ■ud
tliev UM sol lutTo to pell m ksid at to putt auy hat-
ion. "IT .>f mr ret oitlwr. 1 301 a ranUMat".
I hope aitd b.-llwo that aiy frienU. are many
•noti^’h to arrure m- iho b-HHttuui-n; but, whrihr,
•hey are or are Dot, f I hawk them tor the fHeedahl)
aspmred aetl will riHh-avar to ilnvrve U. 1 al-i
thank the maay raadUaiea tor the cuellaliiy with
vhieh «bey have vcicum^ mm to a aral ee the sax
loos hi-n, li vhh Ihsm. 1a a
I pl'dje nyaelf to abhle (to reaell af Um Dmeo-
eratk- Primary n.-eftsi and not lu arrupa a aamli
Itoa ur an rtoriiua fiom any Moira athrf (has tha
I gwUrty maataetod ila—ivlto oryialmli ia.
W.AKEU.T.
The Memb af JAUGS K. OAVLf, Ere, havto,
tha elaiato tnmUmmm to hla aUSts aa4 tolwnhy,
e the L-war H—aa afihv
/. Mia filtW/j to Ma peaty aa*
| ahhOd Shahaon afaS hh
nhaaeW eaneat hla
•aea uahM eaj
IhrMf-ltoato*) k
At the aolM-tution ef many friends la sev
eral |tort* of the county I have ouirtadwl to
offer myself a candidate for the office of t'oun-
* Treasurer fe Ure Ikreanrrstie prtmarii-s, and
elected will sm that Uie funds of tire ctsmly
■uffer nu detriSreat In my hands. 1 pledge
myself to abide the result of all rulea and reg
uhttittns governing candidates of the party.
J. M. HllGHKH.
FOR CLERK OF COURT.
To the Democratic Voters of Barnwell County:
the
With three legtd exemptions, I entered
i the begin
Confederate war at the beginning, an active
man able t«> perform any and ah kind* of la
bor, served througlKSit the ‘same, leering U *
permanent cripple caused by services reWtlered
therein, and sluce UavlugconstHiitly fou/dit for
the Democratic party atevctrcuR, jdvlngauitc
«f my UnWand money Uuui fwa*BDlf to.i-or,
1 now ask that yon elect me Clerk of tire Court,
prouiisiiig, If rlccUd, that you shall never be
ashamed of me m an ofikrr.
Mv past reeord win warrant me In saying
and yon la bellevtng that 1 will aldde the re
sult id the regular Democratic primaries.
College hours* th
rlreap lu private It
at the Mveeee Fur can
UK U. MANKY,
or PROF. U. T.
august 9-fel
UNIVERSITY
Of South Carolina,
XX COLTJMHIA, «• C.
Inclmlc* Graduate Department, Col-
id Met
lege hf Agriculture and Mechanic Arts,
‘A-* mV Pharmacy,
Truly and BamecttnUy,
(JaoMux 11. Ju
RKLANO.
Trusting that my offlclul conduct has renied
fur me the oonddence of tlie lire
Democratic party,
I resjiectfully announce myself forre-efcetlon to
the offlee of Clerk of the Court and pledg* my-
MrUNiereHC
the
rules ut the bcmocra
W. tiiuroar. diuua
relf toabiJc by
primary
I rcvjiratfnlfv announce rayeetf a candidutc
for the anmiuetlrsi of the iA irex-raltc jmrty
fnr the offlra* nt t lrrk id Court.
I pfedge mysHf to abide the results of the
primary rleetlon and not to are-ept ettlwr a
nomlnatnei or an oAtw true any aouree other
than the regular^ cunaittutcd Democratic or-
ganlgatlnn A V. KAVRB.
FOR SBIRIFF.
i he
fra—If, preAfKg Jreiga
II la fr—ait ef Um t eMrt
ff tfci
% pteeaher MIL •ttbia t
ef 4ml*. tb* 1.1 tew 1*4 Aa*
«to ■•«•, I
•■4 t a*ary *f<
Ah met fea •* e*ue* *f lamd*i
II
The frimda ef t apt. Jaarea A t alhoan. e
KaldueTuwaMlp, lo—ratfemr aamnia-r Ida
a faadiilatr lav it r i4are uf Sheriff aglijirt 0
the iM*k of thr Ikrmurreltc pvunar) • o. i —i
M tferted ht ugl mahi a toe ribee edfefek
la avt Faamire.
I* trefedf ef his em*r femda, • lew af a
QhlV h rtkPIA* aa
for am riff uf Usvwawff raaaatf- e*bfert >4
to Iffv rate- aad NWUtoVtaW* Of thr Dr-
edto ra*tr paWy M- u as ffr*aedhy are* las •*-
•My kawwa rtret MeSfae emt* «»»m» a—-
•ary Me* .Oapt) *» «Xv hfe aremv to to, laa
' red hf fWMhr .q—aWre *» area**-
y Mf. to—* avis— • — .4 re«ato— to-
t la va—v re—1 M tkaveag *•—.Jaff*
wd Ms Mfeial —era. re « gaaerea—ra to—
I eff MM rare be ma^ed fe Ma r fit ea Jtrrerv
be* fmvtM refff ato— rere are
•re toy-red wbre* J*»to » <
and 10
ral,«p«*
and Sckweos, College of
Normal School, Law School.'
27 Teachcry. 41 Graduate
Under-Graduate Courses—gimerar,»pe-
clalt or professional—-for degrees and
ccirtiAcatea. fnstrnotlon jflYeti In Book
Keeidng and Phonography, ’fliorough
ly equipped Chemical, Mineralogies!.
Biological Physiological, Pby»lcal,and
Pharmaceutical Laboratories. Also
.Mcclianical Dcpartmeut with engine
and machluary. Draughting Koqu» and
Shops for wood work and iron work;
Experimental Farm. Model Clawcs
connected with Normal School for prac
tice In teaching. X«w lurtnuary. •
'rtiltion—4W per Seasloa. Other
Fees, |15. T*l<U lloard. »10 to $14 pc*
mouth. Room* free of rent. Total ex-
Including fuel, washing.book#,
Ac., about
T nit Ion Fee irtoltted to atmmnU cer-
tlf\ lug their Inabllltv to pay D.
Fur7urther Ufortnallon. apply w
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ref 'to
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Vkaeff (tvren thU cms ereeeful imufed
•rwtlore. Carrel Ire* Uardrerer I* the grand
•ft*, aged ten and hwelvre year*, the
ehHdren of P*ter Beherte, dewremd,
whff re a* th* brrether ref MtonnDrerteh,
. Me rrependant, all negro**. Peter mar
ried the*daughter of Caroline and had
By Iter three children, on#daughter and
these two sou*, After M* death hi*
widow deserted bar children and U D
t stated what hafrbreome of her. Af
ter the death of the father and the de
sertion of i be mother, Me rerepoudent,
Dianna, at the requeot of the grand mo-
^Carollne, tool^rharge of the boys
! of them to the prea-
The girl died. The boy*
be In good health, are well
r active, vseUetothed and appear
i been weft eared fur. Caroline
I hut one am. It advanoed In yean
ared^uu no permanent place of yesidi nce
Bring, M the witnesses *av "here and
Meih. M Ther veaprendent, Dianna, Iji a
•teoug, hearty and industrious wotuau,
with a husband and ehUdren, and ha*
[ on th* place, where she new
' M# last eighteen year*. All
,wba have been sworn
’ that ahe Is a pel
» iitea vreaerptUto*
h*«* spy■ ra4 are CawL J
He** a* Lee* sad *« tree I
-re I .Hike ra’itahaiTht* Mr
KreMrerlirere a* ye ihre* Ihle
toreg* to at* freUM plant Iwto •• Me to-
breravre reuvrei dree* to tbrei »*ral. Its
nrvrev saw a retoreeere warm rere hie plsr*
•util hv pfted * trebrerree peuh and he
I — — thinks Mtv vrertoe eatrrpluar U hrere
f vreryyraf, hut thut It rrequtree prerullar
eawAMreree ref heat, BioUlnrv and growth
lu make It ra Me tew Ur nuuwrous to do
barm, lu suwport of hU threrery he «rey*
that he acres the caterpillar moth every
veer and all know tha' new am' bottom
•rounds are nearly always \Utted by
the worms late lu the fall.
la* a nreariy rer
ty •!preread rererere. Id. * dreed
M. sympathy TW dr.i Is
lard hf fee prelreful reply to 1
Hthev n
■mre ail
NtohUig «UI uk* effect
dreree aud appij vu a prelWl of
ref eluvre, turpeuUnre,
phor, rhb>rofonu rer any such
apid lea lion.
Win from the eremud rewee I* as fol
low • : Kach nmt of earti Ptofh has a
■null hole through H lengthwise for th*
truusaileslon of a non e w hich Is a piece
of very ariulUre_ineat about as big
re re thing
worms late lu the
prebtr b
arerihnl.
Auy end ell
t tore to i
«IN ptoue* W ppveorel at I to
pleere abm* sprerethred I*
to tW pcopvreed at thut ref
By renter ref tW FVrenl.
J. ALLKX TOBIN,
Clerk
u
CANDIDATES’ CARDS.
FOR COitGREii.
It
around as a | In. This nerve become*
expueed and then Inflamed and tile* en
closed In |te long roffln, whew It thor
oughly decay* and escaix-* through the
end of the root Into the Jaw-bone, there
It acts a* vaccine and forms a boll or
absueM ThU fom of tooth-ache I*
characterized by a continuous throl
Mag pain * hich U Increased by boldluj
warm wafer In th* amutli and relievet
by cold. The tooth is also sore when
pressed upon aud seems longer than
the other* The treatment consists tip
hlletoriug well tha gum above the root
of the affected tooth with a poultice
made of equal parts of corn mral and
powdered red pepper. Rubbing with
camphor, turpentine, etc., will some
times answer. If these remedies are
used in time they will prevent Its com
ing to 4 head, but if not used until the
MmwAV,8 C. August U t 1889.
the whole people: The Midway
Wr# re
To
IteuiocraCleClUb
i resolvedto invite
Aar tnBrnaior Yoamen-VCirei* whvo
•4 thr krerrr Itrisre that a law was
mskligt H a (renltmtlery oflrnrr (hr ■
t .suaiirealun mm-hset to tail to sccnrent In •
Mtrefsrtnry nmnitrr to the farmer for am con-
_ ref Mr. J
S, rvsprrlfreth an
fur tbr offlre ref CVnuMy
•ohjrrt torto artton of the Ik morrailc prl-
btm to altos He rre-
S inIh CftreMui lUllway
I wureU rraprrtfallj
dlilate for Prohair Jmtev amt «
ret a re* it i r
no auiswau.
mj self * rare
the utfroondlng clabe to join os In a
n g
basket pfe "Ic for Ahe 25th August, th*
‘ WF*~
■tonreruts m ecrk-nltarat prnduir. It wasjtkr-
later stages they will draw it to a baud
more rapidly sndjpake it point at the
In
the
ndmak
proper plaou. Dolmt make warn ap
plications to the face’as they tend to
make It point there and when they
point on the far* threy leave *a ugly
•ear, he*Idea application* lb the gum
arc more sure end dir* t.
Tho third cause la dependent upon
th* flmt and sccoUd neually. It la very
to locate sympathetic
It aotm-tlme* feels aa If all
ere aching at renew and snare •
tlmree a perfectly sound
time appointed f^h<- Democratic mass
melting, and w* (medially iiivitreevery-
bodr. ’jig, llttleyakl and young" totVHne
to Midway on that day and let u* shew
you lh* grave of the Radical party of
this State and see where lladiuaiUm
was burled In 1876, enjoy mi reel res and
teach our ebldren the Metory of the
past.
By order of the dub.
G. W. MaftnuA**,
Chairman.
At ffrcgpTar meeting of the Gordon
Volunteers, held August flth, the fol
lowing rresuluMoiu wens adopted. The
Gordon Voluntcera, being indebted to
both the citizens and military of Green-
vltlo for a week of rape pleasur. during
the recent Encampment, be It,
Seeolvod. That tlie Gordon Volun
teer* return their sincere thanks for the
uniformf courtesy and many kindnesses
ef which theywere.the recipient* and
sr wen
er Itaeolvod. That eoploa of
lutloM be forwarded to the
ftwa, theCbarleaton paper*
' county paper* for ptfbll-
»;>re
Ute uereyeo one aresm* perliCUr q’llef.
The remedy should be applied tw the
of the |
• which will be
IffO
to th*
are
S. ▲. FfftMOi,
F. Bcter,
Rniooa,
DM
princlpofly duv to the efforts ref Col. Tore-
mses In thu rwnoto tluU the kalfrerat uf the land
tNAkv was protected by giving hhs ■statetury
He* for hi* boid ivnt.
flrnator Tiiumans iatmdncccl and rhatn-
pionral 0» tt» rarecrsrefnl passage tho WH wlikn
rooioml tbv tax from thoaerirnhural prodooo
of the f*rmfv and was mainly instranimtal in
dt hwtlmr »bf efforts of the timnopuiisU to ob-
Uiu rxvhisive puraetoluu of tbc phimphrete in
toresti of the Utretre wkh a vl«*w of forming i
fertiliacr trusl, which would In the next twenty
years hare roMwrf the fanners of an amount of
monev sufficient to pey the Mate debt.
These and other exhibitions of seal and abil
ity In the General Assembly of the State not
only fumisli proper p*i.v-ports to hlgber and
broader field* of usefulness but mark Sena
You mans as the man best equipped to look
ter the languishing and long neglected Interest
of agricultaie in the halls of legislation at
Wnriiington. A
We therefore present for the coriRderation
of the Congressional Nominating Convention
appointed to meet at Aiken on the 38th of Au
gust neitt, the name of Col L. W. You mans,
State Senator from UarnweU, aad pledge him
to abide Its results.
Cmsaxs.
I rrapvetfofly armnrenrr my re If a candktotc
<r the offkv of Cownty Com rated oner oral
stand plrdgvd to abide the rvtoh aud all
rules
and nvnlretluos guretnlng the Democratic^iri-
martes.
1L J. BElAlXGKf
I rrapectfnHy announce m'xelf * camUdate
for the nomimition of the llemocmtlu i>arty
for tin- f.flks. of Connty Commlsslomia >-
I pledge myself to atdde the rtrealts of the
primary ekvtl<m and net to accept citbcr a
nomination or an office from any soun-c other
than the regularly coostitatod Democratic or-
gantutlon. J. C. Mn.ET.
I respectfully announce myself a candidate
tor the office of Connty Commtedraicr and
stand ptelged to abide the result aad all rules
and regulations gorcraiug the Democratic prl-
*
marlcs.
I respectfully announce myself a candidate
tor it election to CongrtM In the Second Dis
trict, hobjcct to Um action of litre Democratic
party. 0. D. TILLMAN.
For some iwratlis past the claiuMof tie Hon.
’ Aiken to the Cnnffniai tnn-kl
D. 4. linxlrrsM ref
nomination from the Bivoad.lti’itriot her* been
dtexureed. Ill* accept a noe of the earedk^y
ton bee* snii.Kini-e.11.4 theprrasaodhts friend*
Ukr Uris farmal way of tfevtaJls
rretoL
i on th* tMh of Augi
Ha re a (ferriaod
igNjhat he will
» Alton Con-
nttlc Gttr,
Job J,
*r.
ity
uf an
I prayer* that lire
He H
■ C. IL LANUI.E
W. A. Aix, 8a. The many friend* of tht*
worthy and well qualified gentleman announce
him a candidate for the office of Connty Conre>
misstoner, subject to the decision of the De
mocratic primary election. He will support
the party nominees and not accept a nomina
tion or an office from any source other than
the regularly constIttited Democratic organ
isation. A successful and intelligent man of
affairs, h* will nuke a model official. Allen
dale asks hto election.
Aiaexdaia.
Mr. Bidsar M. Tontoaixxm, of Wlllistnn
Township, la announced by bis many friends
a caixlkfet* for the Democratic nomination for
Connty Commlmtoorr. He win abide tlie re
sult* ref the primary rkvt ion and n<4 accept a
nomination ora* office from aay orarce other
than tha ivgalorty coastiteud Democracy.
The aumy friend* of Mr. A. M. Rorsvaza,
of Wniteiofi, anuoanec him a camHdate for
i Drmorratle nomination fur County Corei-
mimioner, pfedged to oMdr the re-salts af thr
iwlmary riection, ami not to
r mil
Arit roar mip-
|«irt. As a buy I was a tom r I* thr ( onfed
erate army, aud rcevtvad re dteibllng woand
whm Cm. F. it. H. Tunng was urn-ring (tea
Msnh c-treat from Havanreah. For marey
yeura I bare been a ettlarn o^Urn aril Omni)
aa,] a priu tltlome Is-tfiri, Its enarts The clusc
persnasl attention that I have given to the
pesetas' ut my profess^ has -dmtol me the
pleasure of a wider aetiaoJigaiice with lu peo
ple, bat I i►tobce myself to serve them, -If
eh4«en to the office. In such manner aa to Jus
tify their apiwoval. >
I pledge myself,not to adept a nominal ton
or on office fraa any other' sdhree than the
regular Democratic |>*rty.
Jos era it. fetUHEM.
I respectfnllj' amioonce myself a eanuidate
for the nomination of the Democrat^ party
for the office of Jddge of Frohaie, Having
held the office for two yearn taatfamlliar with
>4. the date* therapf and believe I hare discharg
ed them to the lot ixfaction of alf Interested. 1
alt* of
CaffiffioncMff June 24th, 1888,
will run as h>£owa:
AUOl'flTA DlYlfflOfl.
KBtfr
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8.40 a ■
Loav* Chari
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Leave Braaahvill*
Lsava Edisi*
Las vs Midway
Laavs Ifemborg
Leavs Grahams
Laave'Lae*
Leave Black vill*
Leave Kik*
|j*44vc WillisUa .
Arrive at Aagasto
pledge myself to abide the result* of the pri
mary election, aud not to oeodpt-either a nom-
InatHHi or an office from any Moatae other than
the regularly constituted Democratic organiza
tion. • ' LoaostMaar Gaxrr.
1 respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the nomination of the Dnuoeratlc party
for the office of Probate Judge.
» the results
I pledge myseff to abide the results of tho
primary etection and not to accept either a
nomination or an offlee from any source other
than the regularly constituted Detpocratk or-
ganlxatioo.
J. a FATTWtflON.
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For Coroner.
COLUMBIA DIVISION— WEST.
Dally (Exeept ioCoadea)
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I reTwet telly anresiaee wynrif s caadMate for Ike
ato* af Csraaar la ths tpproarklag peaMeratlc
yriawrlraas4istared yltfeii ts sUda tea resalt sf
all rates gavaretag ths yarty.
r. j. i nEDteoxD
Mr. llollaod M- Kennedy, of O
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