Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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g»"-■■■! T!»« jirlnter* of New ' ' ‘ ■ York Mtyle the n<*pnblican NuUonal eHiutidates “11 a! and Rat.” May they help knock them Into |t]i next November. Yeatenlay morning’s daily popefa In dicate tbe iioiiilnation of Mr. % <Ulowland by the Chicago Convention. The dele gation from this .State is solid against him, with tbe exception of Mr. jervey, of Charleston. 35 According to Uie ftitaMignrcs of the eleventh census,taken in 1*90 and juat made public, the population of-the United States footed up two years ago 02,970,700 people. This included Alas ka and Indians on reservations. The same authority says that there are nine tniilion mortgages on record, ; v • ,«tvT thaj: lh»ny*o«e own over half the entire wealth v of this country. The farmer* of Goodiaipl, Kansas, were despondent the first of last week over the damage that a three weeks drought had done to their cropg. They -amde-w contract with tho Swisher Ruhr Company, and twenty-four hours after tbe scientists commenced work bounti ful rains fell and revived the parched fields. The Bwlsbcr Company claims that It can deliver rain at twenty-four hours notico at any time in any i>artof the continent.' The South Carolina delegation to Chicago consisted of Gov.Tillman,Tal bert, Stokes, dervey, Kllrd, Gary, Mo- Calla, Evans. Harris, Norris, Cunning ham, Floyd, Donaldson, Tindal, Doar, Thowvaa, J. H. Tillman and Mrs Got. Tillman. They made tbe trip In the palace car •‘Centaur.” A correspond ent of tbe Celnutbla Register tele graphed from NasHllle that “Plenty of good humor and champagne prevail.” As several of the.delegation arecandi^ dales they may have te face on their re turn prohibition music <pilte different from that furnished by “a banjo ac- accompanied by a quartette.” THE METTIXELH EDITOR Hheald Atteod to Baalaeas, Magfeata hecretarj Rlisoa. Attention rtecreUry Mlxaon: The Seotluel would remind the Coun ty Kxeeutlve Committee's Mecretary of tae fael that It has nearly a thousand readers la this county who are person ally Interested In all mature (to be pub- llahed; affecting the randldatea In this mmpalgn, aad naturally expects this tafonaailoa to be forwarded u> Its oflfoe 8L Johns Alliance No. CIS. ft. Johns June ItfUi 1*V2. at the tUaa It UseutJoIhe ethers In the Editor /Vwpfr : ^wanVy, -if ft Is not the .weeretary s . duty la furnish copy, why not f—Barn well Bentioe) Idtb lost. Editor FtojJt t Tbe above from tbe Barnwell Seoti- ael speaks for Itaalf. In reply t It Was ever been my Impression that he who sours the newspaper buslnees does ao for hla own benefit, and gives, or should endeavor to give, a good, newsy paper to the people who honor him with their subscriptions; and to do this the editor or his reporters generally see after the matter, and do not sit su pinely down and expect every transac tion to be submitted for publication and begged In. I notice In this to which you allude that the editor of Tub I'bo- rut was on the lookout for whatsoever he could find, and did pick up the pro ceedings. Tbe Harp at this place did the same,but It was sent to neither of them. They asked for the proceedings and got them, and any other paper In tbe oeunty asking for them could have gotten them. 1 do not douhr that your paper has a thousand subscribers, yet you must recollect that there are six other papers in liarnwpll county^nd while I would cheeifuliy give any of them any information that I could, yet 1 know’ of no law, legal or moral, that tequlrea mo to furnish infonuation to a paper unsolicited; especially when the editor of that paper could obtain all ho tvanta by simply walking to the Court House in his own town, as did Major Holmes, of Tiik I'corLX. If you mean to Insinuate that I did not give you the information because you are editing an anti Tillman paper (I being a Tilimanite in to-to) it U not true, for you know that 1 am above such little meannesses, and besides, the side you represent is so small a minority that no Tilimanite would hesitate to give you any Information you might desire, without any danger of injuring his side or helping yours. . F. M..Hixson. Secretary Democratic Tarty of Barn well County. Sen Week. •\ mi felt* The following is the programme for the Gala Week (Encampment) begin ning on Monday, June 27: Monday—Arrival of military; wel come address to the military by the Hon. G. Duncan Bellinger; dancing at Military pavilion; running and trotting races; dress parade; minstrel perform ance; grand military hall. Tuesday-Target shooting; dancing at the pavilion; base ball match; mu lling and trotting races; minstrel per formance; grand ball. Wednesday—Addresses by the Hons. George D. Tillman, Robt. Aldrich, W. J. Talbert and John Gaston, candidates for Congress, and by the Hons. G. Duncan Bellinger, C. Carroll Bloyns, C.C. Tracy and W. 8 Tillinghast, can didates for the solicltorshfp; bicycle race*; foot races; trotting and runnin 04*..-^ g by the Barnw’ell ag: the races; entertainment Literary Club. Thursday—Radies' target skootin B , grand military parade; dancing at the pavilion; running and trotting match es; base ball match; fancy dress ger man. Friday-Competitive individual drill; dancing; base hall mutch; bicycle races; foot races; horse races; grand military ball. x Saturday—Grand military parade; icing; horse raciug; “Home Sweet dancing Home.” M Ik^trown^hrm’inEx^om. J- B. Burckhalter, Secretary. A. Reckling, the well known pho- will be In Barnwell during reek and offers spa te all Children's OfBecr. of Iks tssaly illUacs* — ty. H. Duncan, PrOKhtent. L. B. Toolo, Vico President. - W. 8. BamU^rg, Socrotory. A. K. Free, Trcosuror. .■ W. G Britton, Ghaplaln. . Geo. H. KjrklunU, heoianT and Organlsor. < W. A. AIL Steward or Assistant Lecturer. W. E. SaUk*r, Door Keeper. ' R. K. Harlnr, Asquint Door Koopor. # l> W. Bodilord, 8«Tgc;ujt-Ht Arms. K. II. Creech, liusitiCHH A Kent. ' - Executive Committee—C. B. Free, W. W. Patrick, W. A. Faust. Trade Committee—G. M. Hunter. E. II. Dowling, J. M. Ulmer, W. A. All. Committee on Go<m1 of the Order—J. C. Me ld illan.^C. M. Rdctifield, W. T. Care, J. K Shelling, E. B. Gums. ■'i—— Mr. li. M. tjoakBf of Huron, Mouth Dakota, Vice President of the National Alliance, has taken chargeof the^affairs of theorgi nization at Washington, the death of Col. L. JL To!k having vacated the t fUco of President. Hon. Eli T. Mtackhouso died sudden- W staut at his boarding bouse in Wash ington. He had just returned from the burial of Col. Polk. Col. Stackhouse was 09 years of age. During the w’ar between the States he was Colonel of the 8th Regiment of South Carolina Volunteers and achieved distinction as a soldier. A fter tbe war he was elected a member of the Legislature. As a far mer he was very successful. He was the 0rst President of the South Caroli na State Alliance and filled that posi tion for two terms, as long as the con stitution permitted, with signal ability and fidelity. In 1890 be was elected to Congress from the 0th S. C. District, and was a candidate for re-election w hen death claimed him. Ills remains were brought to his old home In Marlon county for burial, accompanied by a delegation of Senators and Representa tives. “The workmen die, but tbs work goes on.” . Ills death Is a great loss tn the State and its people but his memory wlM live and his good example be followed by id voi other and younger men. will RAMnxun, S. (*., June 20th 1*92.' The Barnwell County Alliance will meet at Barnwell C. II. Julv 8ih, 1*9^, at •o'clock, a. in. Sub-Secretaries 1 please hand tn tlitl^ reports by July 1st,so that 1 can have niy quar terly report ready for tbe meeting. I will have no time on day of meeting to receive reports. Our State Lecturer,, and other prominent speakers will be with us on that day, and all Alliance- men who can do so, are earnestly re quested to lie j.resent. By order President. W. S. BAunaao, Bccretar* *!.'(?. A. At a regular meeting held this day tbe following was agreed upon. That we will haves basket dinner at this place on tbe ftth of July qnd we a«k thst all Alliances that have been appointed to meet with us and all friends to tho cause bring with them well filled bas kets. J. F. Kkvmic, Sr. ~ Secretary, P. S. The ladles are specially Invited to attend. tiie Second District, subject to the Dem ocratic primaries. * 'J G. D. Tillman. 1 beg to announce that I am a candK date for tbe Democratic nomination for tho r>#d Congress, and rospectfullyjso- ihlt the support of all who have confi dence In uiy ability and dotermination to uphold the dignity of tbe State and the rights of the people. Robkkt Ali>hich< . „ The many friends of Col. VV.J. Tal bert hereby announce bis natno ana candidate for Congress from tbe Second District, subject to the action of the reg ular Democratic primary. Col. Talbert needs no introduction to the Democrats of Barnwell and his name among Alliancemen is as a house hold word. Z Many Votkbs. For Solicitor. G. Duncan Bellinger, Esq., is pre- scnWff 'by his friends to the Democrats of the .Second Circuit as a candidate for Solicitor, subject to the action of the primary election. Ilf* ability has been which hobas appeared and with this record of succe.-t they confidently en dorse him as fully worthy of that trust. His high personal character, rich Intel-, lecttiul endowments, untiring profes sional industry, growing attainments and ready and equal judgment emi nently fit him for that portion, in which IP'will be his constant purpose that while none guilty of crime shall escape ifone Innocent shall suffer undeserved punishment. Fivk Col'NTiKs. ' announce myself candidat* for Clerk of ^the Court of Barnwell County and pledge myself to abide by Hie,rules governing tbs Dem ocratic party and not to accept a nomi nation or an ydice from any sdurco other than tldi rsgntnr constituted Democratic Organization. - Jkub Snkllino. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Barnwell County, subject to tho result jof the primary election. If elected my every effort will be to make the visits of the people to qpd their business transactions with that oiiice pleasant and agreeable. ‘ G^H. Kirkland. A fter consultation with many friends, and at their solicitation, I have decided to offer myself as a candidate for Clerk of Court, and hereby pledge myself to abide by the rules and regulations gov erning the primary election in Barn well county. To every call of my fel low citizens in the past l have respond ed and served them faithfully and witli all the ability of w hich I am possessed, and now for the first time ask, them for their votes. As to where I stand polit ically it is not nccessaryv for me to ex plain. as l neither carry two faces nor sail under false colors. I am only a far- TtiSf aTHd <?sBnTBrwfNtrgTtpy thng from my farm to make a general canvass,of the county. 1 hope my friends will appre ciate my )>osition and not construe my neglect to visit them as indifference on my part. Respectfully, Charles Carroll Simms, Esn.; is an- idldate for nounced by his friends a can the Democratic nomination for Solicitor In the Second Circuit. By' his own en deavor and on his own merits hephas won his way into the -front of his pro fession and is presented, as well eouip- ped by diligent, continuous study of the law, welltrained by successful prac tice In the courts and tvell qualified in tempera merit and courage to fill the of fice with honor to himself and complete satisfaction to tbe State. Barnwell. . For the Senate. 8. O. Mayfield, Esq., has consented, at the urgent insistence of his many friends, to become a candidate for the State Senate, subject to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic party. We pledge him to abide by the rcmifts tff the primary e)ectlou < snd not to accept a nomination or au office from any source other than the regularly consti tuted Democratic organization. Mast Faiaxpa. E. AUeu U announced a candidate for tbe Democratic nomina tion for the State Senate. He will sbide by ths results of the primary election andaccept either a noiitiofftfun or an office from any source other than the regularly cooati- tilled Democratic organization. House o[ Representatives. la Memorial Slater S. E. Black, a mem her of Reedy Branch Alliance, No. tfttjduparted this Ilfs June 7th 1892. and the Reedy Brtncli Alliance at their regular meet ing of June l*th 1*92 passed the follow- The many friends of Hon. 11. II. Crum hereby announce him as a candi date for the House of Representatives, and pledge him their hearty support. He will abide by the rules and regula tions of the Democratic partv. kU*Y FaisxDa. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the flouseof Kspresentatlves, and solicit the support of the people. 1 pledge myself to abide by tlie re sult# of tbe primary election and not to a«Tept either a nomination or ad office from any soun-v other than the regular ly constituted Democratic organization. W. A. All, Sa. log resolutions: hereaa, God In hla infinite wisdom, ha* seen fit to take from our midst our beloved Sister, therefore be it Krtolved, 1st That we recognise the loving kindness of a bleated Savior, and that w« bow in humble submission to his will. 2nd. Thst a blank page bo left In our minute book to her memory. 3rd. That we extend our heartfelt sympathy to her loved ones left to mourn hor departure, not dead, only asleep, to awake* again on the morn when God shall call to bis loved ones come home. Barnwell People and Columbia Reg ister please publish. W >v J. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the House of Representatives. tbe retails Ju . W. Hart, Cbm. E Sadler, L. Bafley. Com ni it tee, The Juries for July, Juries were drawn on Monday for the Summer Term of the Court of General Sessions, which will begin,-Judge 1. I). Witherspoon presiding, on the 11th day of July. They are:. BAMUKRO. H. M. Graham, H. W. Adams, A. P. Miller. ROSEMARY, J. L. Grubbs, W. J. Ogden, Mobea Mitchell. BALDOC. O. B. Harden, R. V. Owens. B. J. Sanders. BENNETT SPRINGS. Dan’l Rosier. GEORGES CREEK. J. L. Baxley, John Sanders,, D. K. Matheny, W. A. Chltty, F. D. Howell, A. J. Joiner. RICHLAND. . F. II. Dicks. \ J BARNWELL. Geo. W. Patrick. GREAT CYPRESS. H. J. Craddock, J. A. Bennett. BLACK VILLE. C. U. Ilartzqg, J. W. Chltty. BUFORDS BRIDGE. W. B. Chltty. FISH POND. * A. W. Keutz, * Allan Kineay. SYCAMORE. J. W. Williamson, Jaa. M. Allen, 11. F. Brabham, B. F. Lynca. THREE MILE. C, F. Rents, ’ G. Wash Hughes. J. W. BUhop. „ v W 1LUSTON. John J. Johnson, W. G. Thompson, T. W. Keed,» ' A M. Kennedy. The Brown Hou»e. Thle favorite bouse Is offered for rent. I pledge myself to abide of tbe primary election and not to ac cept a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly consti tuted Democratic organisation. W. II. Cartkr. The many friends of Mr. W. R Brab ham hereby announce him as a candi date for the House of Representatives, and pledge him their hearty support. He will abide by the rules and regula tions of the Democratic party. Many Friends. The many friends of J. I). Klnard hereby announce him as a candidate for the House of Representative*, and pledge bim their hearty support. He will abide bv the rule* and regulation* of the Democratic party of Barnwell county. Many Friends. For Auditor. I respectfully announce jnyself a candidate for re-election to the office of Auditor of Barnwell County. I pledge myself to abide by the results of the primary election and not to accept a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic organization. Q. Martin Hunter. I respectfully announce myself a can- didate'for the office of Auditor of B,-irn- w'ell County. 1 pledge myself to abide by the resufts of the Primary Election and not to accept a nominatidn oi* an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic or ganization. G. 0. Hilky. Believing that the office should seek the man, and not the man the office, the friends of Captain S. W. Trotti place him in nomination for Auditor of Barn well county, subject to tho rules and regulations of the Democratic prima ries, being assured that if elected he will serve. Savannah River Section. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the Democratic nomination for Auditorof Barnwell County and so licit the support of the jieople. T pledge of the pri- myself to abide by the results mary election and not accept cither a nomination or an office from any source other than the repularly constituted Democratic organization. James O. Sanders. For Sheriff. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the Sheriff's otflee, pledging myself to abide by the result' of the IteinocraUc primary. 1 will oot accept the regular Democratic II. U. X The many friends of George F.Bop- iroitD beg leave to announce him as a candidate for tbe office of County Com missioner of Barnwell County, and pledge him to abide by the rules and regulations of the Democratic party of Barnwell County, ’ # Many Friends. Haring been assured by many friends that my services as County Commis sioner have given entire satisfaction, and at their earnest solicitation 1 an nounce myself a candidate for re-elec tion to that office, Subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic par ty, and pledged to abide by the results of the primary election and not to ac cept a nomination oi‘' an office from any source other than the regularly consti tuted Democratic organization. Thanking my friends for their gener ous support in the past and soliciting it* continuance 1 promise, if elected, to give my best and most careful service to tbe public. X. M. W alk kh. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for tbe office of County Commis sioner, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic party. 1 pledge myself to abide by the resuitsof the pri mary election and not to accept either a nojninatioii or an office from any source other than tbe regularly constituted Democratic organization. s C. W. Moody. W. S. Bamberg. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for re election to the office of Clerk of the Court. Had my friend* appeared at all reluc tant to undertake the trouble and ex citements of another canvass I would hare foreborne to offer for Uieposition, but with a kind partiality and a gener ous devotion which has very deeply touched my' heart they have with zeal ous ardor axsumod all the heat and bur den of the struggle. They strongly urge that the manner in which I have dis charged the duties of the office has more than justified them in my ^former elec tion. They assert, and it is very pleas ant for me to believe them, that 1 have given untvenuit satisfaction. That the people of Barnwell county will not set aside and utterly condemn to defeat their old public servant, who has cer tainly striven to serve them with zeal and fldelitv. If I have acquired any rights at the hands of a gmerous and fair minded people, by honest and un- tiring work, ami the cheerful perform ance of tbe manifold duties of the hon orable position to which their free suf frage* have called me 1 earnestly hope that they will show their -continued ap probation and unabated confidence by retaining me In the place in which their friendly judgment has put mo. —- » Fledging myself to occei>l the result of the iHrmocratia primary, with a cheerful hope and an abiding faith lit tbe sense of justice of a gnod and patri otic people, I leave myself In their hands. Ke*i*.*ctful j*, • */ W. Gilmore 8imms. omtnU- or the oince or county sioner, subject to tbe rules and regula tions of the Democratic party. 1 pledge myself to abide by the results of the pri mary election aud not to accept either a nomination or au office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic organization. W. M. Harden. i County Treasurer. I respectfully announce myself.a can didate for re-eiection to the office,of Treasurerof Barnwell upunty. I pledge myself to abide by the reauluof the pri mary election and not to accept a nomi nation or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Demo- itzatlon. eratlc organ A. F. Free. School Commissioner. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the office of School Commis sioner, subject to the rules and regula tions of the . Democratic Party. 1 pledge myself to abide br tbe resufts of the primary election and not to accept either a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly couslituted Democratic organization. K. U. Harley. G. Duncan Bellinger. C. J. Hay, Late Master In Equity. Notary Public Peliiqger A Hag, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office, Ryan Building, Barnwell, S. C. '7———7*KFKRENCE8 : Citizens Savings Bank, Bank of Barn well, Hubbell Legal^Dlrectory. - may 19 . ;• . ' . . Notice, Tho undenfigned Tespcctfhlly gftfes notice that he will attend at his office In Barnwell on tliq first week and third week of the month, beginning x ,the month on the first Monday of same, and at other times may be found at Bam berg. JOS. M. SKINNER, Attorney at Law. MayOth 1892, eow Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned w ill file bis final account with J. O. Patterson, Esq., Judgeof Probhtc, on Saturday, the 2d day of July next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, as Guard ian of the person and estate of Sallie * june*2 Silmnions to Absent Defendants. Cutiri ot Com mon I'Uat. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for re-election to the office of School Commissioner, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Party. J pledge myself to abide by the • resuitsof tlie primary election aud not to accepteltber a nomination or an office from any source other than the regu larly constituted Democratic organiza tion. U. C. Kireland. COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for re-election to tiie office of County Commlsaloner, eubfoct to the rulea and regulations of the Democratic party. 1 pledge myself to elude bv the results of tbe primary election and not to accept either a nomination or an office from any source other than the regu larly constituted Democratic organisa tion. 1 am In favor of the Farmers' move ment and the present administration has given me entire satisfaction. I shall vote In tbe coming primary for delegates to the State convention that w ill support B. R. Tillman for Uover- uorN 11.jL Bellinger. 1 respectfully anhounce myself a can didate for the office of County Commis sioner. I pledge myself to abide bv the results of the primary election and not to accept a nomination or an office from any nource other than the regularly con stituted Democratic organization. Hiram Nunn. For Coroner. Stale of South Carolina Barnwell County. J. S. Oliver, Plaintiff, against The Savannah Construction Company, Defendant. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) To the Defendant, tbe Savannah Con struction Company: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to nerve a copy of your answer to the said complainton the subscriber at his office in the Town of Barnwell, S. C., within twenty days af ter the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the p.aintitf in this action will apply to tlie Court for the relief de manded in the complaint. Dated Barnwell, S. C. f 28th May A. 1). 18»2. W. Gilmore Simms, C. C. P. fi^J KOBT. AI.DK1CTI, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the Defendant, Tbe Savannah Con struction Company : Take notice that the summons in till* action, of which tbe foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of tbe Clerk of the Court of Com mon Pleas at Barnwell, In the County of Barnwell, Ntate of houth Carolina, on the 2SU) dav of May A. lb 1*92. KOBT. Al.DKICil, ' Plaintiff's Attorney, juue2 Barnwell C. 1h.\ 1-. Do Yoa Want to Build? Persons In Barnwell desiring to bn would do well to see the undersign* R. A ELLIS, A tty .Rt Law. Barnwell, 8. C , Feb. 2«, 1892. j WALK walk Competition WALK • I WALK. ***** If you don’t understand come to my Main Street Store in the Ryan Building and I will prove by facts and figures that cannot He^ that 1 walk all round all competition. N. Cl. W. WALKER. Live Merchant. I am selling at cost for cash the stock of good* that I bought from Duncan A Hay. I want to move them like hot Cakes. L otrte and help me and yourselves at tlie same time. Live Merchant. I am receiving the First New: Goods of the Season and am weeks ami w eeks ahead of everybody. They are beauti ful and so cheap that buyers Will f of get the cry of bard time*. I shall keen full storks and sell at prices that cannot fail to please. Before Inlying elsewhere try me and I will do tbe rest. N. G. W. WALKER, Live Merchant. febll w . W. MOORE. W. I. WILSON, 4«T, MOORE & WILSON —HAVE NOW ON HAND— A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF COFFINS+AND+CASKETS (►F ALL SIZER, STYLE* zxn Ql'AUTIE*. Prices the lowest In the County. Person* heeding these goods will call off W. VV. Moore at Wm McXab’e, Barn well, or W. 1. U itoou, Allendale. - marl 7 Silnmau ti Ibiut Defendants. V respectfully announce myself a can didate tor tlie office of County Commis sioner. 1 pledge myself to abide by tbe results of the primary election and not to accept a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic organization. Orlando Black. . Barnwell Township. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the offiqe of County Commis- siouer, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic party. 1 pledge myself to abide by the results of the pri mary election and not to accept either a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic organization. W. H. Bennett. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the office of County Commis sioner, subject to the rules and regula tions of tbe Democratic party. I pledge myself to abide by the results of the primary election and not to accept either a nomination or au office from any source other than the regularly consti tuted Democratic organization. George W. Peacock. The friends of Mr. J. S. Still, Sr., re spectfully announce him a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, subject to tbe rule* aud regulations of tbe Democratic party, and pledge him to abide the results of the primary elec tion And not to accept either a nomina tion or an office from any source other than the regular constituted Democratic organization. Many Friends. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the office of County Commis sioner, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic party. I pledge myself to abide by the results of the primary election and not to accept either a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic organization. M.O. Wall. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for tlie office of County Commis sioner, subject to the rules and regula tions of • tbe Democratic party. ] pledge myself to abide by the resuitsof the prlnuyy election and not to accept either jraxomination or an office from any «oirrf>fe other than tlie regularly constituted Democratic organization. J. A. Ciiasskreau. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-electloir to the office of < 1 unty CommiK’Mom.'r, cubject to tlie I rt«pertfutly announce myself a can didate f' T election to the office of Coro ner of Barnwell county. I pledge my self to abide by the results of the prima ry election and not to accept a nomina tion or an <> HI. <* from any source other than U>« regularly constituted Demo cratic orgauizaiion. 8. C. Williams. Having served as Coroner to the beat of my ability and to the complete tal- Isfaetion of an appreciative public as an apjiolntee to tilt the unexplred term of the late John W. Freeman, 1 here- I by. in compliance with tlie earnest j wUhcs of many friends announce iuy- self a candidate for the office of Coro ner, subject to Uie rules and regula tion* of tbe lieroocratic Party, pledged to abide by the reaulte of the Primary election, aud qualified by faithful per formance of duty to give efficient ser vice to the people. tv L Peacock. I respectfully announce myself aa a candidate for the office of Coroner of Barnwell County in the coming prima ry election. Subject to the rules and reg ulations of Die Democratic party. D. Calvin Burceiialter- I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the Democratic nomination for Coroner of Barnwell county andco- Ucit the support of the people. 1 pledge myself to abide by the results of the primary election and not to accept either a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly con stituted Democratic organization. Henry.P. Dyches. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the Democratic Domination for Coroner of Barnwell county-and so licit tbe support of the people. 1 pledge myself to abide by the re sult* of the primary election and not to accept cither a nomination or an office from any source other than the regular ly constituted Democratic organization. Johnson U. Toms. •I Trial Justice. To the Buford* Bridge, Well Branch, Kearses MH1, Hammond, Ciiitty and Colston Democratic clubs: 1 respect fully announce myself a candidate for the "office of Trial Justice. 1 pledge myself to abide by the resuitsof the pri mary election aud not to accept a nom ination or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic organization. ' C\ F. Brabham,— To Blackville, Spur Branch, Double Pond aud George* Creek Democratic clubs: 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Trial Jus tice. I pledge myself to abide by the results of the primary election and not to accept a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly con stituted Democratic organization. B. J. Hammet. To the Barnwell, Red Oak, Ashleigh, Reedy Branches and Friendship Dem ocratic clubs: l respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Trial Justice, t pledge myself to abide by the resuitsof ih« primary election and mot to accept a huqiinntioti or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic organization. - M. J Pate. * To my fellow Democrats of the fol lowing clubs, Barnwell, Barnwell S. O., Red Oak, Reedy Branch, Reedy Branch No. 2, Ashleigh and Friendship: The rules and regulwllons of the l>efnocratie i Executive Committee having detenu- party. 1 pledge myself to abide by the i»ed that in the future all recommenda- reaaitaof the Primary Election aud not , tious for Rpjmir^ment to the effice of to accept cltlier . a. nomlnatiou cue »» . ' l rial Justice be mod* bv primary elec- offioe from any source other than the f*iou, urubhaving decided that the above regularly couatituUd Democratic J duba will vole foy the Trial Jualioe at gauioatlou. ‘ C. U. Laxolky. | Barnwell C. H. J hereby reapectfoily Seeing that my friends have placed Stats or Soi ru ''arolina, Barnwell County COtKT OF COMMON PLEAS. J. S. Oliver, Plaint.ff, against 'The Savannah Construction C ompany, iHfcndant. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) For Trespass and Conversion. To the Defendant, Tbe Savannah Con- struvtlon Company: * You ere hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint In this action, of which a copy i* herewith served upon jvti, and to serve a copy of yonr answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at bD office in tbe Tow n of Barnwell, 8. C., witbiu twenty days after tbe service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; end if rou fall to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will apply t«» the Court for tbe relief Jo in ended In the complaint. Dated Barnwell, S. C., 28th May A. D. 18*2. W. Gilmore Simms, C. C. I*. (La] HOST. ALDRICH, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the Defendant, The Savannah Construction Company: Take notice that tlie summona In this action, of w hich the foregoing |.«a copy, was filed in the offic** of the Clerk of Court of Commmi Picas, at Barnwell, in the County of Barnwell, said State of South Carolina, ou tlie 28th dav of May 1892. RORT. ALDRICH, Plaintiff's Attorney, juuc2 j Barnwell ( . II., S. C. J. Q. Saqdere JL NOTARY PUBLIC, KLMORK I g»* 8. C. I will give prompt attention to all ItUftineM confided to me. I will also k«ep e full assortiwewtof lllenk*. Liens, Bill* of Sale, Mortgage*. Land I .eases, Land Titles, Conteaets, Notes, Ac. J.«* -ANDKH apr^l-flm Nour> 1‘while. Final Discharge. hereby gtv iUff en that the nn- . Notice is dersigned will Alebis final Recount with J. O. Patterson, Kaq^ Judge of Probate, on Hoiurdey. tbe INth day of dune next, at 1U o'clock In tlie foWnuon, a« Admin- j is Ira U>r of estate of J. I». Parker, de- 1 ceased, and ask for letters Dismlssory. MATTHIAS HAIM. may 19-Id, r rHIC IdDVVAKUiw* KHTAYJC An heir to faun,DUO 00 was founder wml- ing his naim* and ten rent* to Aukvt*' IUcoko ten cents SILVER and tliobt 1 Or five 2c. Stamp* will send your name whirlinc all over the to publishers, manufacturers, pau-ntc** employing'agents, and wtltbrtng you large mail of book*, ina^nzint?. paper*, letters and samples of good*, offering you bar gains, agencies, etc. Address AdLNTsi’ RECORD, Box 42, Atlanta,Ga. '' apiT-ly Military Week. Persons w ho desire to secure comfor-'' table board and accommodations in Barnwell during “Military Week” can make arrangement* by corresponding with tbe undersigned. As a large at tendance i* expected it will be well for all Intending to come to notify tnc so that ample preparation may be made. W.R. CHRISTIE. Chairman Committee On Entertain, nient. •- . \ r tf PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES ▼SAM MARS. , Qnttty Tint ul Jlnji. sv ilr. rod a Urgv nmwo. la bands 0# tb« will give my name before the pc.blic for tbe offiee of Ceusty Cornu: 1 a*lower, and know lug > caodiifrUthai the ruUa ef tba Democratic prims- e Sbarir. offer, rtaarwqut™ .Ut all oaad&bM pUdxr announce myself a candidate for that offiue, subject to all ol the rule* and regulations of the Democratic primary. J. B. BuacKMALrRX. I?. C-ICIUKLANIJ, DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN, Has exclusive sale of these celebrated glasses iu Barnwell, S. C. I<1£I^L.AM tL MOO UK, The only manufacturing Optician* in. tlie South, Atlanta, Ga Peddler-* arc not 1 supplied these famous glasses. with dcr24 4. HOWARD PATTERSON, Chas. S. Bull. jaTTrOltlfflCV A.T L.A tv. SPRINGFIELD,8. C. Frarthw ill theCnuru Of Orangeburg, Barn Well, AlUew amf larxjngtnn. ami m the United Staler Circuit and DUtrlet Court*. jnnc'MJ? BRIDGE NOTICE. Orricx County f'oMwiaaioNKRw, Harnwxll. 8. C., June 7th, 1*91. The Cnnuty C'ommi««iont-rA will let out on Tlnirwlay.SOtli June, the repair ing of live bridge* and omseway at Kitts' Bridge and the continuation of the causeway to the foot of the hill. Right reserved to reject any and all bi's. To be let at 12 o'cloc k XI. By order uf the Board. M. J. PATE, Clerk. Teachers’ Institute. The Institute for white Teacher* will be held at Barnwrell, beginning July 4th and continuing until July 9lh inclusive. Tho Faculty will consist of the fol lowing teachers: Rcy. S. Lander, D. T).,^Pre«Ment of XVIIHam*!on Female Collage, Director. Prof. A. M. Spi*<*ard,Su|H*rinR*ndent of B)ack»hurg Graded School*, and Mis* M. H’. Woodrow, of Wiuthrop Normal College, Instructors. K. C. KIRKLAND, School Comt|)i**ionef. Other county capers copy ami semi bill to K. C. Kirkland. Talbott & Sons. Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills, N \.,- Corn and XV heat Mills, Wood XVorkitig Machinery. Brick Machinery, Cotton Gins, r .. \ Cotton Presses, • COMPLETE equipment for large and small 1 annerieson nro*t improvedlplans. Our THOMAS direct acting Steam PRESS and ELEVATOR system Is be yond question the best ever invented, TALBOTT’S Engines and Sow Mill out lit*. VAN XVINKLE and LUMMUSGin*. Double Screw Press and Suction Ele vator at lowest possible price. • ' V. C. Padhaqtj GENERAL AGENT, Columbia, S. C W. !{. kelly, ATTORNH2Y AT LAW. * BLACKVILLE,H.C. - < ATTOllXKV-AT-LAW. ^Will practice in tbe State and United Sun.**Court* and give hi* 1 moat careful attention tuurustetl to him. „ prompt ssri all buxi**** [may 26 4P* J - Ni r I