The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 14, 1892, Image 2
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11m SU(% ennviir f» nfwut baff done
Aneamimlgn or education II has not
been a shining sucoesi. A% some of the
ftieelkiffr held last week, notably Chose
at Orangeburg, ffrgefteld add teiTnrg-
Ion,It looked at If mob law had capftiffed
the people. Kach sMe lay* the blame
on the other and both are more or less
in fault.
Tna TaoeM would suggest title soto-
Hon:
Let Gor. 'rillirmn and his fellow can
didates get together, prepare an ac
count of their stewardship, define their
policy for tKe future and. In short^pre*
sent their defont* and claims for a sec
ond term In arstatement that shall be
***« n
to the press for publication as
soon M practicable.
H. Iknoao, President.
I* % Took), Vice nrMrideuSr
T $ !**'**• **#**t'
A. F. Free, Treasurer.
W. 0 Hrltton, ckanlaltf.
Geo. II. Kirkland, Lecturw and DiraanfScr.
W. A. AIL Steward or A mi slant Lcoturcr.
W< % Saumr, Doqr Keeper.
R. K. Harley, Assistant Door Keeper.
1) W. Bod I ford, Sergeant-al Arms.
F. II. Creecb, Bnelness Agent.
7.xeoatlve Committee—C. B. Free, W. W.
Patrick, W. A,Faust.
Trade Cottinfftteo—G. M. Hunter, E. II.
DowMng, 4, M. Ulmer, W. A. All.
Commlttoc on Good of the Order—J. C. Me-
MWbWr. a M. Edenfletd, W. T. Care, J. K
Snelllng, E. B, Gneas.
' Barnwell Alliance Educational
J ■eeUngst v
Ala meeting of Barnwell County Al
liance it was decided to have a series of
meetings and for that purpose Col. Jef
fries, the itate Lecturer, !>r. Htokes,
Cof. W. J, Tsll>crt sml Col, Robert Aid-
rich were Invited to address the Alli
ance at vartouk places in the county.
MKXTINa AT OAK DAM.
Joyed. Then Bro. Talbert f-dlowed In a
magnificent
have been thebCNt effort of Uli life., Af- J
ter which a Mndly people spread out a
good dinner for all. It was a grand
tfcne and no one thought Heigling Alli
ance was dead. 1 must not paas with
out tpceM notice the special features
where the ladies showed their hands.
The stand was beoutlfnllr decorated
with Bowers and fruits and vegetables,
Kay who
lu Col.
and a banner on
M 8ucces« to the
deigllnghasa fine
have built
warehouse.
blob was Inscribed
Alliance Demands.”
membership and they
a large and commodious
On Monday, 4th Inst, Capt. Oeorge
Kirkland, the County Lecturer, at 11.30 . ... .
,Iii ii Hni mu . 11 ■ u n mi | jJL^ 1 hi.'
THCBSDAY^Tir, CYPRESS CBAPKL.
We found abont 1,000 people, ladles
and gentlemen, at Cypress Chapel, and
some one said : “We, won't .have many
out today, It looks so gloomy; we had
expected a big crowd aniTtrrauged Ao
have 30 carcasses barbecued.”
Our speakers were In pretty good 1
trim. Bro. Kirkland called the meet
ing to order and Rev. W. O. Britton,
Chaplain of the County Alliance led in
prayer. After prayer Col. Aldrich was
presented and made an eloquent and lu
cid exposition of the Alliance demands|
their effect on the laws of our country.
Col. Talbert theu followed and madg,
an earnest and instructive talk upon the
mwer and Influence of the press and
tow the press with a few exceptions
ooratlc primaries.
G. D. Til'lbak.
t beg to announce that I am a camll
date for the Democratic nomination for >
the MU Congress, and respectfully>o-
)t3it the support of all who have confi
dence in my ability^ and^ detenuination
to uphold the dignity of the Btate and
the rights of the people.
Robert Aldrich.
The many friends of Col. W. J. Tal
bert hereby announce hls name as a
candidate for Congress from the Second
District, subject to the action of the reg-
ul;ir Democratic primary.
Col. Talbert needs no introduction to
the Democrats of Barnwell and his
name among Alllancemen is as a house
hold word. , Many Votrus.
1 4=^
Is a eon of Capt.
tin of a
, McN aster*
ill make a good Commissioner
hope Will be supported by the
He Will snide by the resulupf
For Solicitor.
Duncan Bellinger, Esq., Is pre-
b De
ar-
candidates do likewise, put their
raignmenfof tile present admlnisCfatlon
end * deolavUtfon of their arguments
and purposes in prfnP tttrough the same
mediums.
By that method tAe people make op
their minds more intelligently than and
fully as forcibly as by Die popular
methods that have been so freely resort
ed to, noV to the’advantage of the repu
tation of the StatSr
Let everybody remember that there Is
no divorce law In South C arolina.
The columns of this paper. In the In
terest of lb* outlluod abovn, art
at the couimaed of Gov. Tillman and
El-Gov. Ibeppard.
The cotton ca»p In sight from- Sept.
1st to hut Friday night rose up to the
record breaking amount of SJKMyUW
bales.
H. A. Btrode, of C
t'oltege, baa resigned and will return to
Virginia. Mr. W. C. Benet, of Abbe
ville, la spoken of as hls sesesssor.
Tbs llltaots Blais Board of Agrionl-
tors reports that seven ef Mm ten eem
crops of that Bute between INNS and
lltl ware raised at a leas af
tajory
diol ^fill
nearly ft
Isas than two days.
rains havs
la Mte-
AlWsst Pol at
of rain foil la
lavltad to
> la every one who will
Tbsannoal reunion ef Mart's Bat.
twy will be he hi si Bally asxl Thurs
day, ties lest. Col. Jassos Armstrong,
of Gbariseton. will deliver the aaanaJ
address. All Coafoderals veterans are
cordially Invited.
Mr. K. II. Bams died In Pickens
Chanty a few days ago. Us was a true
thoagh uawritten hero. While s mem
ber of lb# Wallace llouaa, la Iwccmbar
HfTVpa telegraphic dispatch brought
him the neas that hie wife was on her
/death bad. At that erUU be could not
safely be spared from Columbia so he
stayed at hls poet of duly and she
passed away, looking to the last, but In
vain for hls coming. Tbs diets shel
ters In her botfum now uo braver, truer
heart than be bore In that trying time.
Abostt
About 4f) teachers attended the Pick
ens f ••‘tmfcf Teachers Institute!
About 14 teachers attended the Bern-
well County Teachers Institute!
Barnwell's populntion Is about twice
a« numerous as tbs Pickens mountai
neers are! . %
Capt. Bates Declines.
Editor People :
I see lu your last issue s card by
'‘Many Friends” calling upon me to be
come a candidate for the Senate. 1 ap
preciate the compliment and thank
them for D; but must decline to enter
into politics for any office. I prefer
leading the life of a private citizen, v in
the quiet pursuit of qiy profeMsion.
Gao. 11. Bates.
Jtriy 7th 18*1.
Cotton Coming np.
The July return to the statisticians of
the department of agriculture at Wash
ington make the average condition of
cotton MM>. The June report was Hft.ft.
The averages by States are: Virginia
85, North Carolina 01, South Carolina
01. Georgia 88, Florida 8«, Alabama, 00,
Mississippi 86, Louisian* 84, Texas 87,
Arkansas 77, Tennessee 88. For the
purpose of comparison the returns lu
July, 1891, are given. General average
88.8. State averages: Virginia 8S,
North Carolina 80, Georgia 8fi, Florida
Ot, Alabama 07, Mississippi 01, Louisi
ana 00, Texas 08, Arkansas 03, Tennes
see 84.
cxHcd ow Bro. Wilson to lead in pntyer.
Aftor prayer W. S. Bamberg, Secre
tory of the Alliance of Barnwell county,
was requested to act as Secretory of the
meetings.
Bro. Kirkland explained the object of
the meeting and requested for the speak
ers a respectful hearing, with the as
surance that all Allianee men would be
educated and the public informed as to
the principles of the Alllanoe. A letter
was read from Bro. Jeffries regretting
hls Inability to attend the meetings,
owing to steknea* h> hls family. Dr.
Stokes wrote aleo regretting his inabil
ity to attend owing to circumstances
bevond hls control.
Bro Kirkland, Chairman of the series
of meetings, then presented Bro. W. J.
Talbert, whaaddressod the meefing on
“the demands of the Alliance.” Bro.
Talbert showed how our noble Order
was educating tke people In the funda
mental doetrtnes of the AllWwiee; that
the AHismce was not opposed to any le
gitimate hnshtees; that lawyers, doe-
tore, merchants doing a sqnare busi
ness sympathised and approved the doc
trines of the A i Fla He*.
The AINanee has for Its aim the good
of Ole whole people: “Equal rights for
all, special privileges to none.” After ! j
a full and explicit statement of the prln- | 11
cl pies of the Allla
had
demands
i prln-
which
speaker got
work on Alliance principles and de
mands. in his style and manner Bro.
Talbert was eloquent. This was the
last of the series of meetings and Bro.
Talbert exerted himself to impress upon
the audience the great doctrine of
“Eqaal rights for all, special privileges
to none.” Then a dinner was served
which had net been surpassed by any
during the series of meetings. It
seemed each time that the best had been
saved for the last, both in speaking and
on part of the people.
PB1DAY, 8TH, AT BABNWBLL.
It was ex peeled to have speeches from
8Ute lecturer Jeffries and Bro falbeit,
but the former was still derained ty
sickness and the latter compelled to 1 e
absent on business. At the annua!
meeting of tha County Alllanoe Bro. W.
II. Duncan was unanimously re-elected
President and Bro. W. S. Bamberg dec
retory.
The Alliance has never been more
united or more prospeious. It Is true
some members dropped out, but we
muM not expect any tiling else from the
great rush to get Info the order. Now
memy will return and peace and unity
revall in oar ranks. Ws are march-
ug onward os strr ng as aver and more
united in our efforts and deSrrmlued In
our demands. Tbaee eppoeed lu us and
G.
sen ted by his friends to the Democrats
of the Becond Circuit as a candidate for
Solicitor, subject to the action of the
primary election. His ability has been
proven in every case in every court In
which he has appeared and with this
record of success they confidently en
dorse him as fully worthy of that trust.
His high personal character, rich Intel- -
Tectuaf eWObifiriSiftiC' untiring profS-T«f^ng *o IFe of
sional industry, growing attain menu
3 equal i\i
e Democratic primaries.
ISfrinotown.
B. R. Tlllmafrhi nvy choice for Gov
ernor and 1 endorse the present admin
istration. F. Mack Ray.
1 respectfully announce myself a can
didate for re-election to the office of
Coiihty Commissioner, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Democratic
party. 1 pledge'oiyself 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 regu
larly cohstitated Democratic organiza
tion.
I am In fayor of the Farmers’ move-*
ment and the present administration
has given me entire satisfaction^ I
shall vote In the coming primary for
delegates to the 8tate convention that
will support B. It. Tillman for Gover
nor. „ ii. J, Bellinger.
1 respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the ofllce of County Commis
sioner. I pledge myself to abide by the
results of the primary election and not
to accept a nomination or an office from
any sourcoother than the regularly/Bon-
stkuted Democratic Organization/
1 was a charter member of Hercules
I respectfuBy announce myself g
candidate for Clerk of the Cvurt of
Barnwell County, subject to the result
of the primary election.
If elected my every effort will be to
make the visits of the people to and their
busiriess transactions with that office
pleasant and agreeable.
i b»ve worked for the success of Hie
Farmers’ movement since itw ineipien-;
cy, voted sold MM two years ago, am
in sympathy withaid endorse the pres*,
ent administration anct ^ Jll vote for the
ticket to nominate the candidates hewd-
ed by B U. Tillmah for Governor at the
coming election. G. H. KfoxLAftD.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for Clerk of the Court Of
Barnwell County and plfedge myself to
abide by the rules governing the Dem
ocratic party and not to aqcept a *noml-
nation orSi office f%m any source
other than Eke regular constituted
Democratic Organization.
Jerk Skilling.
After consultation with many friends,
and at their solicitation, 1 have decided
to offer myself as a candidate for Clerk
of Court,^nd hereby pledge myself to
abide by the rules and regulation* gov
erning the primary election in Barn
well county. To every call of my fel
low citizens in the past 1 have respond
ed and served them faithfully and with
all the ability of w hich 1 am possessed,
and now- for the first time ask them for
and ready aqd equal judgment emi
nently lit him for that position. In which
it will be his constant purpose that
while none guilty of crime shall eacape
none innocent shall suffer undeserved
punishment. Five Countir*.
Charles Carroll Stroms, Esq., D an
nounced by hls friends a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Solicitor
in the Second Circuit. By his own en
deavor and on hls own merits be has
won hls wav Into the front of his pro
fession and is presented, as well equip
ped by diligent, continuous study of
the law, well trained by successful prac
tice in the courts and well qualified In
temperament and courage to fill the of
fice with honor to himself and complete
satisfaction to the State.
Basnwxll.
r and am in 'favor
of the Farmers’ Movement and the re-
election of the present administration.
. Hiram Nunn.
EjLSJJESSSb their,votes. to
oeralte Cooventlo* and the good results
to ua as
, having for
kad the most
•f
s prop I*
two Aid
sjlentl *«•
"Editor People:
By request of the Prohibition Execu
tive Committee, Ijvlll give to the public
ray view* on tlie subject of prohibition.
1 have always been In favor of 4tote
prohibition and east my vote in favor of
the Childs BUI during theBlost session
of the Legislature. While I am in favor
of btote riohibltlon 1 am opposed to
local option. Ware it not for the box
In which will be voted prohibition or no
prohibition I would be perfectly willing
to make prohibition the Issue, In my
eloetlon. Bit as I consider the vote on
the question lit struct! the representa
tive# how to vote. 1 will have to obey
the wishes of ray constituents if sleeted,
fot U be prohibition or no prohibition.
1 don't think 1 would do ntherwl*
boa trio reproeeatotfen of the peepi
'try respeotful'y,
M llAvnaCKMU
and
which would
Bro. Talbert
a half hours
heniing from |
Thrn dinner was a soon seed. Our
good sisters had prepared a bountiful
dinner and under the control of (he spe
cial committee Dm contents of the wall
•Had trunks and baskets ware pUrad on
tha tehia and r vary hud r was Invited to
partake and ed ware RlleJ. After as-
■ambling In tha hall Col. Aldrich, on*
of tha Invited speakers was presented
te the aadtenew and addressed himself
to the cloeidattoa of the silver prebtem.
It waa handled hr a strung man la fall
sympathy with Fraa silver and waa a
treat mail.
An uppreclaUvo aadienoo heard the
and ahowad their approval by
There was no die-
of pwiiUee excepteethe Alliance
celled It forth and not a sin
gle utterance from any speaker daring
tha anDro oortea of mootings which re
ferred t» nuts politico. The mm*log
waa held lo tha agrtewltarol hall. It Is
a largo, wall built structure owood by
the formers, and In It tha formers hold
their meetings; the sons end daughters
end I Hoods gel bar to have their merry
making. All loft Oak Dole foaling that
A lllanoe demands wore not (food Us use
of the nasi, hut a present reality; that
the Huh-Alliance at Oak Dale was full
of life and anthusisMlcIn Its oork—and
foremost In tha good Work wa found our
•latera doing all they could, both by
their presence and efforts te build stron
ger oar already strong and noble order,
TURSDST, fYU, UEETIMU AY ST. JOURS.
On our arrival wa found a large num
ber of the brethren bad assembled and
the great pH wall flilad with living coals
told us Chet among other good things
ws were to have a barbecue; our souls
rejoiced within us.
There was arched over the front of
the speaker’s stand, beautifully deco
rated with long gray tnos«, In which
del kata flowers were woven and orna
mented with ina specimens of corn, cu
cumbers and mammoth tomatoes, while
free lemonade was dispensed to the
thirsty. Thera the fanners wlveo, sons
and daughters with other friends were
gathered and all was love and hojwful
expectation.
Promptly at 11.30 a. m. Bro. Kirkland
called the meeting to order and Bro. -r
asked God's benediction on the as
sembled multitude. Dol Aldrich was
Introduced and came-forward.<--Havlng
arranged his preliminary remarks the
Col. procredea to discuss tqe strong is
sues of Die day; showed how the cur
rency wax contracted by speculation
and agricultural Interests depressed;
how money was made plentiful or with
held from circulation by the gold bugs
and money kings. The speaker was ap
plauded to the echo when he showed
that nothing but an heroic effort op the
{ >urt of the people could and would
>reak the snackles off the hands of
Americans and restore again the liberty
of their .fathers.
Bro. Kinnrd, chairman of committee
of arrangements, announced that dinner
wsuid now be served and all were in
vited to partake. A bountiful dinner
w’as before us; about 1^200 persons par
took of the “cued meats” and other
good things and all we're satisfied'. It
was a fine spread, given by a wide
awake Alliance people and their friends
and everythfng was done In order
Around the long tables the multitude
gathered and each helped himself, for
Ht. Johns proclaimed “equal rights for
all, special privileges to none.” After
an hour spent In conversation with the
ladies and occasionally a word with
adopted by the National De*-1 mltk ^
Mvonttew **d Dm wood reoalta #• fowd of onooundiig tbalM .
have
x;
A ItlsnVe funeral Is to taka place would
he surprised to find her such a lively
oorpea.
Kesoluttoos of ay an pa thy and condo
lence were offered' the bereaved fawil-
Hee of our deceased brothers Elder and
Htackhonse sad tbrir noble example
com mended te all Irwe AII lance men.
The thanks of the County Alliance
wore tendered to Bro. Talbert ami Col*
Robert Aidrirb fur their old In address.
Ing the meetings and te each of Dm
FroeHenU of the Hob-AHIawres and of
ficers and the tvdtee for (he old given
ua and whoeO aeektsure h l^ed lo make
owr meeting* a euer***.
It woe orxlrrrd by remdutted of the
Allianee ti«4t a r wiiy of the proceedings
of owr adueoDonal meeting* and Alli
ance edncatl"* he rent to rech of the
OOMOty popera. The C'otinw 1*1 ant. The
Colombia K> gUtcr and News and Cou
rier for pub I Ira tie*.
w. H. RaMSBSft.
Hee’y of R. Co. Alliance.
Bamberg. H. C-, July Oth, UM.
some “hustling’ 1 cam
uv a
I. did ate we again
assembled around the stand to hear
Bro. Talbert, who spoke on the demands
of the Alliance; dwelt especially on the
power of monopolies to oppress the peo
ple; showed how the National Banks
were Injuring the farmers and was pro
ceeding to speak on other topics w hen
the rain drove the people to seek shel
ter. WeleftBt. Johns wonderteg If the
Alliance at Heiglfog waa so dead that
1,400 people, mostly farmers and AIM-
anca men, would meet us and give us
such hearty welcome.
WKDNSSDAY, 7th, AT etIOLINO. .
We bad a splendid time, though only
about 800 people attended the meeting,
to the Inc I
owing to l
and heavi
I Inclemency of the
rains the
the night before. At
changed the program,
leakers lo addraas the
Tribal* of Reapeet.
Adopt*'I by Dm Barnwell County
Alliance, mb July IfihJ.
Where** Divio* I’rmhtowco |
moved fr-ni th*4r **r.t»ly labors our *o-
trewnil no- worker au«l great hood af Dm
National AHUnr* I.. I.. ]*t»lk. *nd K. T.
blockhouse, <ut-l*ro»ldont ad the A tots
A Uonen.
Koeolvod, That we'how In submUatow
to the Dhin* will of Him that d>wDi all
thing* well, and with dll I gene* In the
exetcite of onr dalle* o* mrmhera of the
AIRsnre that we will i ver cherith
their memory as sacred to every lover
of true liberty ami to vtnulat* their no
ble example* by uptmldlitg and defend
ing the priaclidea of our noble order.
Ke*olt*d, That a copy of thee* reeo-
lutions be furnished The i'aorlb
mb
ton I’lanland National Economist.
Cot-
Hekeel ( losing.
(Copied from the Beaufort Toatbyre
quest )
The Beaufort College Graded School,
under the management of Its corps of
sccomplUhed teachers, consisting of
Prof. f>. T. Wilson, MIm Mary Ham/l-
too and Miss Carrie Givens closed a
most successful rear last Thursday. A
large audience attended the cloelng ex
ercises. which were very Interesting.
They were opened with reading slid a
Kev. A.J Cauthen
le pupils, The j>ro-
betutlful prayer by
and singing by th
motings for the year were made. Each
class came in order for a promotion
card, which raised Hone grade and the
ninth grade class graduated. In ap
propriate language the venerable Col.
Paul Hamilton presented the diplomas
to the following members of the gradu
ating class: Master Charlie Bartless,
Misses Annie Elixa Calhoun, Katie Em
mons, May Mitchel,Estelle Richardson,
Hammie Sanders, Madie Van Ness, Sal-
lie Verdier and Jennie Waterhouse.
Rev. A. C. Wilkins delivered an ad
mirable and eloquent address suited to
(.lids amIaati atul s*/%vy—
vitt; THA/tftfttUU teUU litre Vv*T3IXKHutf• con*
eluded.
Many of the audience remained ex
amining the essays of the graduating
class and looked around the school gen
erally. The diploma is a new feature la
this school but a good and gratifying
o,ne. The school being divided into
gradfcs tho diploma goes to shu'w that
the pupil has acquired and Is efficient
In all that is taught in the school.
- In connection with the above It is
proper to say that the year’s average at
tendance was 91 out of 125 pupils en
rolled from the beginning to the end of
the year, some of whom remained only
a short while. This Is very creditable.
The average attendance In June was 79.
Beaufort should be proud of this school.
W. B. C.
OH, WHAT A COl'tiH.
Will you heed the warning. Tha sig
nal perhaps of the sure approach of that
more terrible disease Consumption.—
Ask yourselves if you can afford for the
sake of saving 60c., to run the risk and
dq nothing for it. We know from ex
perience that Shiloh’s Cure will cure
your oougb. It never fails. This ex
plains why more than a Million Bottles
were sold the past year. It relieve*
croup and wbooptng cough at once.
Mothers, do not be without l:. For lame
Mat use Shiloh's Porous
r. Hold by J. A. Tobfo, Barn-
P. W. Farrell, OlochtUle; Dr. J.
•ip*ct*Doas didst*
For the Senate.
Capt John P. Gn v, of Bull Pi nd
Township, la announced by his friends
a candidate for the State Renal*, subject
to the result of the Democratic primary
election. Copt. Gray has mad* farming
ful by hls fine basinasa Intelli-
hls sound iudgmowt on
attention to hls born* affairs lilt life
and Ha dutlea have mad* him familiar
with Dm needs nf the people and the
qnalfflna of hood and heart that
mada him so useful at home and »•
regarded hr all that know him
ibI* him, If elected, te serve tha
Htote sad Dm County with nn ability
that cannot foil to aatUfy tha demands
of that high offlos and Dm
of tha poop I*.
Ms*v Faiaxp*.
ft. O. Mayfield. E*q.. has pan moled,
ns tha urgent Insistent-* of hls many
friends, to hoowoia a eaudldni* for the
fitete Honnte, snhjoci lo ih* rnlos and
regain Dow* of Dm Democratic party.
Wa pledge him in abide by th* reanlla
of the primary alertlno and not In accept
a nomination nr an office from any
sou re* other than the regularly oooetl-
luted Democratic organisation.
Mart Fnixso*.
Copi. John E. Aden la announced a
candidate for the DotearmPq nomina
tion for Dm Hum Mnaate.
Ha will abide by Dm reawlu of the
primary election and not accept either
n nomination or nn office from any
aoureo (Hhnr than the regularly
fated
House of Representatives.
The frtowdaef Capi. J. M. I'Hwer pre
nt hia name as a candidal* for the
The many friends of George F. Bod-
iroRD beg leave to announce him as a
candidate for the 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 Fkiekos. '
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of County Commis
sioner. 1 pledge myself to abide by the
results of tbs primary election and not
to accept a nomination or an office from
any source other than the regularly
constituted Democratic organization.
OSLANDO BLAUS.
Barnwell Township.
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 toytblde by the results of the pri
mary election and not to accept either a
nomination or an office from any source
other than th* regularly cuasiHuted I
Democratic organisation.
IV. U. Brxxrtt.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of County < ommt*-
aioner, subject la the rule* and regula
tions of the DewMcratlc party. I pledge
myself to abide by lb* results of tha
primsry alarttaMi and not to accept either
a nomination or an office from any I orm |,j f(
•oarer other than Dm regularly coa*Li
re tod Democratic organisation.
Gaonoa W. Pasrocx,
yrelf a can-
•f County Commls-
subjeet te th* rule* and regnla-
I of Dm Uewmrrsitc port/. I
pledge myself to abide by the results of
Dm primary elec Dun and not to accept
either a nomination or an office from
any source other than the regulnrly
oowstlUitod Democratic organisation.
■To. Wall.
I respectfully a noon new my«olf a eaa-
did at* f>>r Dm office of County ('euiiuls-
slower, snbject to Dm rule* and regula
tions of the Democratic party. I
pledge myself te abide by the results of
the primary • lection and not to ncjept
either a nomination or an office f
any sou roe ether than th*
Ically it is not necessary for me to ex
plain, as 1 neither carry two faces nor
sail under false colors. 1 am only a far
mer and cannot spare the time from my
farm to make a general canvass of the
county. J hope my friends will appre
ciate my position and not conatrne my
neglect to visit them as indifference on
my part. Respectfully, -
W. S. Bamberg.
I respectfully announce myself aa a
candidate for re election to the office of
Clerk of the Court.
Had iny friends appeared at all reluc
tant to undertake the trouble and ex
citements of another canvass 1 would
have forcborne to offer for the position,
but with a kind partiality and a gener
ous devotion which has very deeply
touched my heart they have with zeal
ous ardor assumed all the heat and bur-
denxif the struggle. They strongly urge
that Die manner In which 1 have dis
charged the duties of th* office has more
than justified them In my former elec
tion. They as**rt, and It Is very pleas
ant for me to believe them, that 1 have
given universal satisfaction. That the
peonl* of Barnwell county will not set
aside and utterly condemn to defeat
their old public servant, w ho has cer
tain I v striven to serve them with seal
and fidelity. If I have acquired any
rights at the hands of a generous and
f ur minded (wople, by honest and un
tiling work, and the cheerful perform
ance of the manifold dull** of the boo-
I respectfully snnou
date for Dm office of
C slUon to which their free suf-
ve called mo 1 earnestly hope
that they will show their continued ap
probation and unabated confidence b)
retaining me In the place In which their
friendly judgment lias put me.
Fledging Myself to accept the result
of the iMmucrntlc primary, with n
cheer f ul hope and an abiding faith In
the sente of ji tistIce of a g-'od and patri
otic pcool*. I teavo myself In their
bands, Moepectfwl y,
H . Gilmobk Himms.
For Auditor.
eonsUtutod Democratic organisation.
J. A. i usssanssr.
V respectfully announce my**!f a
candidal* far re fleet low to the office of
County Commissioner, subject to th*
rule* and regulations of the Itemocratie
partr. I pledgdmjrelf to abide by Ih*
reanlts of the Primary Election and not
to accept *Hb*r a nomination or an
from any sou roe other than Dm
I reaportfully announce myself a
candidate for re elect km to th* office of
Auditor of Barnwell Cownty. I pledge
regularly j myself to abide by the reanlta of in*
ry elootlon.l
ulatfont of tha
D. Calvin Brrckhai
I respectfully announce myself a
dlilate for election to the office of
ner of Barnwell county. 1 (lodge m
self to abide by the results of the pi
ry election and not kaaocopt fi fiomLna-
tlon or an office from any source other
than the regularly coMtttueed Demo*
cratlc orgaiHAatfoo. T'. .
— -— ft* C. Kfn.LfaHF, ^
I respectfully announee myself a can-f
dldate for the Democratic noralnatioir
for Coroner of Barnwell county and eo-
licit the support of the people.
I pledge myself w abide by the re^
suits of the primary uleetloA Kik} not to
accept cither n nomination or an office
from any source other than the regular
ly constituted Democratic organization*
Johnson if. Tobin.
County Treasurer. ~
I respectfully announce myself a canw
dldate- for re<e)ectlon to the office of
Treasurer of Barnwell county. I pledge
myeelf toabide by the result* of the pri
mary election and not to accept a nomi
nation or an office from any source otbef
than the regularly constituted Demo
cratic organization.
1 endorse the present administration
and B. K, Tillman for Governor.
I have consented to allow ray name to
go larfore the Democratic Primaries of
Barnwell County for the nomination'to
the office of Treasurer. I stand squarW
on the Administration platform ant)
promise to abide the result of the Dem^
ocratic Primary and not to accept an
office from any source other than th«r
Democratic Party. L. B. %oolr.
School Commissioner.
I resi>eetfnlly announce myself a can
didate for re-election to the office of
School Commissioner, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Dt-mocratte
Party. 1 pledge myself to abide by the
results of the primary election and nofi
to aix*epteither a nomination or an office
from any source other than the regu
larly constituted Democratic orgawhrw-
tion.
B. K. Tillman ia my choice for Gov
eruor and 1 endorse Die prr*rnf admin
(•tration. K. C.KiBRLANfo
Many friends of the public arboo!
Barnwrll county rr*|»*rtfully ask
intere»ted to support Col. B. A. Maklb 1
ben for School tommlMloner at th* pri
mary election. II* Is not only dim of
tha be*i educated men In this State, baft
on# of the hardrel workers and as m
teacher be has no super lor*. Ha
had twenty year* experience In
mg in lending schools North and Howtlt
and I* Dreroughly po*»ed in the Im
proved methods of teaching and wlHf
make our schools a saoreos If
If you dowt know him i
stlb^^
any
can.
who do what son of a worker he I*.
II* will support the nominee* of Ate
Item or rath- party. Fnixnfin.
1 respectfully announce myself a row-
didst* for the office of Hchnol Cammt*^
skmer, subject to the rwtea and ragwte-
tlon* nf Dm Itemorrmtte Part#* i
pledge myself to abide by Dm result* of
the primary elect lea and net In noaepk
either n nomlaoDaw. or sn office fro**
any sown* ••Urer than Dm regulhrl/
roweDtnted ItemocraU* ergaolsallea.
R. if. Ifantfiv.
primary elerUon and not to accept a
nomination or an office from any sourr*
other than th* regularly coosDtutod
Ik »mocra*t* organisation.
I am In favor of ft. R. Tillman f- r
Governor and endorse the i*reaos*t ad-
ailnistratMa. G. Manvin lit RTia
The friends of (*spt. W, E. Heaae re-
•pe«tfnlly announce him a candidate
for Auditor and pledge him to abide by
Trial Jostice.
Ilona* nf Repraeentotita* and ptedge u|
him to abide the reanlta of tha primary,
and nor to aoospt an i ffl a from any m
other aowrua than Dm regularly cawatte
luted 1 temocracy. A member af the
Fanaars* Movemrnt and for B. R. Till
man for Governor.
Mart FniRXM.
I reopact/nlly announoe myself a can
didate for ra-eUcDow to th* House of
Repreoantatlvea. I ptedge myaelf to
tblde by the results of th# primary elec
tion end not to acfcept u nomination or
an ofile#from any source other than the
regularly constituted Democratic or
ganization. 1. L. Attauuy.
Tha may friend* of Hon. 11 H.
Crum hereby announoe hhn 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 tha Democratic party.
Many Fiiends.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the House of Kepreoentatives,
and solicit the support of the people.
I pledge myself to abide by the re-
sulD of the primary election and not to
accept either a nomination or an office
from anv source other than the regular
ly constituted Democratic organization.
IV. A. All, D«. /
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the House of Representatives.
1 pledge myself to abide by the results
of the primary election and not to ac
cept a nomination or an office from any
source other than the regularly consti
tuted Democratic organization;
IV. H.BARTER.
The many friends of Mr. w\ R Brab
ham hereby announoe him aia candi
date for the House of Representatives,
and pledge him their hearty Vupport.
He will abide by the rules and regula
tions of the Democratic party.
Many FrIrnds.
The many friends of J. D. Kinard
herebv announce him as a candidate for
the Bouse of Representatives, and
pledge him their hearty support. He
will abide by the rules and regulations
of the Democratic party of Barnwell
county. Many Friends.
regularly eeaoiHuted Democratic or- j H** rules and raguiottowa of Dm Demo
gaatoaiiew.
C. M. Laroiaiv.
lag tha} my friend* have placed
y non** before the public far the office
el Caaniy Cemml—ipaer, and know ing
that Dm rule* of Dm DeuMwrotle prima
ries require that all caadhlate* pledge
tham*eivas, I do hereby ptedge myself
to abide •triclly by the rule* and regu
lations of Dm Itemecratlc IVimari**.
C. E Kdznmeld.
Having be*n assured by many friends
that mv services a* t ounty Comml*-
*4oner have given entire satisfaction,
and at their earnest solicitation I an
nounce myself a candidate fur re-elec
tion to that office, snbject to the rules
wnd regulations of the Democratic par
ty, sml pledged to abide by ib* results
of the primary election and not to ac
cept a nomination or an office from any
source other ihtu the regularly consti
tuted Itemocratic organization.
- Thanking my friends lor their gener
ous support In the paal and soliciting
Its continuance 1 proiuise, if elected, to
give my best and most careful service
to the public. N. M. Walker.
I respectfully announce m) self a can
didate for the office of County Commis
sioner, subject to the rules and regula
tions of/he Democratic party. I pledge
myself to abide by the resullsof the pri
mary election and not to accept either a
nomination or an office from any source
other than the regularly constituted
Democratic organization.
. C. W. Moody.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for th« office of County Commis
sioner, 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. M. Harden.
cratie party,
W* present tha naiw* of ('apt Heasr
i not only x* one ffreervlug Dm olltr* but
aeewe whose qtiallficaDoes are tin*ur-
! pa sard by any to fill the position
Frsrnm.
I respectfully an no a nr* Wav at If a can-
l dldate for tit* Itewtocrali* nomination
J for Auditor of Barnwell Coanijr aitd *w-
I licit lli«* •uppoft <*f the people. I pledge
! myself toabide by the results of the prl-
1 wary election and not aec#|4 either a
J nomination or an office from any source
other Shan the repularly constituted
Democratic organization.
James O Sanders.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of Auditor of Ham-
wall County. I pledge myself to abide
by the results of tho Trlmary Election
and not to accept a nomination or au
office from any source Tiitief Dfan the
regularly constituted 'Itemocratic or
ganization. G. O. Rilky.
Believing that th# office should seek
the man. and not the man the office, the
friend* of Captain S. W. Trottl place
him in nomination for Auditor of Barn
well county, subject to the rules and
regulations of the Democratic prima
ries, lieing assured that if elected he will
serve.
Savannah River Section.
-IA
ta or
For Coroner.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I respectfully announce myaelf a can
didate for the office of County Commis
sioner, subject to the rules and regula
tions of the Democratic party. I pie
myself to abide by the results of the pri
mary election and not to accept either a
nomination or an ofllce from any source
other than the regularly constituted
Democratic organisation.
J. A. Hats.
The friends of Mr. Judson 8. Still, Sr.,
respectfully announce him a candidate
for the office of County Commissioner,
subject to the rules and regulations of
the Democratic fiarty, 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 Dm regular constituted Itemocratic
organization. Many Friends.
i am a member of the Formers’ Al
liance and In favor
nd oli
r of Dm present
Iwrays hav* been.
Jci
fi5 ** .
ft. SULMj4t.
For Sheriff.
The friends of Capt. F. II. Creech
announce him a candidate for the office
. lie will abide by the results
of the Democratic Primary Election arid
not accept an office from anjr source
other than th < regularly constituted
Democn.tic ofganizatinri. Capt. Creech
is a constetent Alliance member and a
hearty supporter of the Fanners Move
ment. Many Friends.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
tot re-election to the Sheriff’s ofllce.
Pledging myself to abide by the result
of the Democratic primary. I will not
accept office outside of the regular Dem
ocratic party.
1 am In favor of B. R. Tillman for
Governor and endorse the present ad
ministration. J. W. Lancaster.
1 hereby announoe myself a candi
date for the Sheriff’s ofllce, pledging
myself to abide by the result of the
Democratic primary. I will sot accept
office outside of the regular Democratic
Pfirtjr- J
1 am in favor of the Farmers’ move
ment and th* present administration
given me entire satisfaction. 1 shall
vote in the coming primary for dele
gate* to the state convention that will
II. M. Tillman for Governor.
I1.U. Nfivue. 4
Having served as Coroner to the best
of my ability and to the complete sat
isfaction of an appreciative public as
an ap|>c1ntee lo fill the unexpired term
of the late John W. Freeman, I here
by,- in compliance with the earnest
wishes of many friends announce my
self a candidate for the office of Coro
ner, subject to the rules and regula
tions of the Democratic Party, pledged
to abide by the results of the Primary
election, and qualified by faithful per
formance of duty to give efficient ser
vice to the people.
B. U. Tillman is my choice for Gov
ernor and 1 endorse the present admin
istration. . 8. L, Pkacock.
1 respectfully announce mvself a can
didate for election to the office of Coro
ner of Barnwell county. I pledge my
self to abide by the results <*f tuc p t-
mary election and not to aco pt a nomi
nation or an office from any source oth' r
than the regularly constituted Demo-
ulzation.
, U. M. Eaves.
cratlc orgaui
At the solicitation of many friends I
heieby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Coroner for Barnwell
county, pledging myself not to accept
either a nomination or an -office from
any source other than the regularly
constituted Democratic party.
0. J. Carter.
I.respectfully announce myself • can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Coroner of Barnwell county and to-
licit the support of the people.
I pledge myself to abide by the results
of the primary election and not to accept
, either a nooilnstiou or an office from
any sou roe o ther than the regttlarly con
stituted Democratic erganlz »tt. n.
11XXXT P. Dycmo*.
Te Dm W filWoow, Kike,sad
1 tenocrattc rlefie;
I respectfully oeneoee* myself *i
dl late for Us* «>fBar ef Trial Jestiea. I
ptedge as yes If te abide be sf»* resell a#
b# primary eftoMfew aswl e*Cte i
nomlaaiiou or mm Plfir* from toy
ether th*a the regularly uoaslUetetA
DeswooreUc orgaalsatioe.
J. ■.Bain.
Te Dm Barnwell. Red Oak, AsMrigfi,
Reedy Branch** and FrWodehlp Dem
ocratic clubs: I iwpeeifeljy awwoiiwdo
myself a candidate for the office ef Trial
Ju.flc*. I pledge myself te abtds by the
resale* ef lb* primary electio* sod wei
to accept a »"miaatk»n or aw office from
any mure# ether thaw lb* regularly
constituted Democratic organization.
I endores the present odmlnlsiroUecz
and B. K. Tillman for Governor.
M. J. Pate.
Te Bennett fipring** Four Mile, Eon-
awe and IGcbland Democrat le (lube
I respectfully sn newer* my a’f a
dldate for )be office «f Trial Justice
pledge niysadf to abide by the results
the primary e!a*lien and* not te aooept a
uomiDiuioniur an ofike foam any sou no*
other than Die regularly constituted
Efoinecmtie organ lea tlon.
* T. ft. Dv*ba*.
To the Buford'» Bridge, WeH Branch,.
Rears* Mill, Haninieud, ('bitty and
Colkton Deuioorasl* Clwbe: I respect
fully aonotMicr mysttr a oamlidnte few
the office of Trial J\i*tie*. 1 pledge my
self to abide by the results of the pri
mary election and not to accept a> nomi-
natina or an office from any aotiroe oth
er than the regularly constituted Dem
ocratic organization.
Jl F. GrasiESk.
Tetbe Bofoeds 1foWg# r Well Btauehy ^
Kcarses Mill, Hammond, Chltty amt t
Colston Democrat)* clubs; l respect
fully announce nevsetf a candidate for
the office of Trial Justice. 1 pledge
myself to abide by the results of the pri
mary election and not to accept a nom
ination or an offiee from any source
other than the regwiaefy constitute*
Democratic organization.
G. F. Braiham.
To HlaekvHle, Spur Branch, Double-
Pond and Georges Creek Deneocratle
club#: I respectfully announce myself
a candidate for the offiee of Trial Jus
tice. I pledge myself to abidb by the
result# of the primary election and nek
to accept a nomination or an ofllce from
any source other than the regularly con
stituted Democratic organization.
Tl. J. Hammkt.
To my fellow Democrats of the fol
lowing clubs, Barnwell, Barnwell S. O.,
Red Oak, Reedy Branch, Reedy feranclt
No. 2, Ashleigh and Friendship: Tho
Executive Committee having determ
ined that In the future all recommenda
tions for appointment to the office of
Trial Justice be made hr primary elee-»
tlon, and having decided that the above
clubs will vote for the Trial Justice at
Barnwell C. M. I hereby respectfully
announce myself a candidate for that
ofllce, subject to all of the rules and
regulations of the Democratic primary.
J. B. Burcrhaltrr.
A.
'Reform Delegates.
Delegates for the September Coni
tlon that will run In the August prlmm
ry. and if elected will vote for the pret
erit State officers:
J.C.Wlse,
C. H. Mathis.
8. G. Mayfield,
C. R. C lay too,
W. H. fiarter,
A. U. I'alteiK*
N. II. fttanaell.
L ft. Mellkhzmp#,
G. K. Hutto,
R. K Harley,
J.M.HxInner,
J. G. Goorr *