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The Barnwell People: JUO. V. HOWS, Editor 1 Propt. ~rc tAKUEHT COUNTY CIKCULATION. THURSDAY, AUGIJ8T 25, IS03. Tufiodajr, 30ih An^nmI, 1H»2. # 'I Th«< liutt mowliiip of tho State cam* paiffti was lieUI at l'|iironfton Haturday. It was the cUnw of a stormy feriod rut* nfng through monlhs. ForMiuately no life haa been lost, altlioa^h ninny meet ings were dangerously riotous. It leaves the State red hot politically from thd top of Ctusar'a l&ead to the battlements of <he battery. lint now that all the llre- worVs have boon burned and all the* ar guments are In a few days art* given the .great jury of the Democracy of South Carolina for quiet thought in making up their verdict. On next Tuesday tbo first State pri mary election will be held, ft Is a new departure in South Carolina polhfcH. Whether it shall bo an Improvement on ohlmethods remain# to he seen. That depends largely on the patrloti«in ol the Individual citizen*. If the good of the State and her people shall be the. con trolling purpose the now way will be better than the old pathif? If not there will be Jlttle improvement, if any. The right to vole Is a privilege that every free man should appreciate and a trust that every good man should discharge a* he values his personal honor. In puUing the ballot in the hands of her eons thv State makes each an officer In service, gives her good name and pros- perlty, her present and her future Into their keeping, and the voter who will fully throws his Influence for personal end*, to get gain for himself, to reward a friend or punish an enemy, Is just as erialnal In the ejra of conscience as the office bolder who gore wrong or the trested employee who proves unworthy. Public servants can scarcely be ex- peetsd to be batter than their taaeters. the people, and a baoever and wherever the ballot box is regarded with the rev- ereo<w doe to lias the court In which tb^p«*verelgn« pass Anal Judgment up- an measures and upon men the Stale and her clvtilaatiua are safe and oa the up grade. Bui whew the auction Is held, •e matter whether the bids be made la money, er office or partisan, srldsb tri umph. the clock goes backward sod the end of good government Is near and red vevulatioe le the last remedy. That U the one laaaon of long sad unvaried his tory. There are goud m»a as ee have been (hid, la this eoeaiy. both K*form er* aad < oneerestive#, who art to oat ef sympathy with the campaign •f « e things have beau done aad sttompird la that they have Barnwell county ba<i a direct vole# and > direct rfrapoiitlhlllty In the election of xt Tnesthy. The work done that day will not end with the terms to w hich candidate* will he nominated. It will brnmin# history, affecting not only these *now active o*n the stage of life but car rying results upon those that are to fol low tlds generation. Tho father tolls to gather tho mean* to make life for t)io 1 rif le ones that-wake music in hi* home easier than i| has been for hint and the patriot, looking both lo the present and the future, should seek, as much as in him Is, to~Tftiy.tigthen the foundation' and freedom of the government llmt Ik to protect or plunder thong who hlmll inherit the blessing or liear tlie burden. ChAirrnnn Irby, of tliw Democratic State Executive Committee,thinks that from to Ny,tKHt votes will l»e polled in the Primary Election next Tuesday. He gives the Sheppard ticket 115,000 and claims tho bahutoe for the Tillman tick et. ff he is cor rock (Jov. Tillman will have from 10 to 15,000 majority. But Chairman Dibble, of the Conservative Committee, is equally positive In claim ing that thu ShcppHrdffik'ket will win. We will knovTiinPKui It u week- - hence. pwll* of the the* they ere wreug, for the fwllww* flrst j will eeevluee them that thU U we« the lime war are they the mee to the duty a«*l rwpeuelhlUty Im- upoe Umm They will uo« go ew the rerwrde they Ueve made may he perplevad by the mulU at ruudtdetoe ami the taweea pre- Yet a •eii*fa*tory euurteak eiue eon be euelly reuched If character, eeperlty aed qualld< «U<*n be the leelef the fl rat aed merit the umm ur* 'dffihe leat. The Furmer*' Movemn t of IKM* very near to the hearts wf many uf ti people. It was noc at e« under«Uud It, a tidal ware, a lead «Bde or an ata- lancha.aa the stamp speaker* hare loved to cell II, but s spontaneous uprleing of the people, a nr volution allotted U> this time by the ewnsiituUoB of human na ture. It was the work of uo one man, and the l>«iaocrecy of the Mat* arv practically united In su*>|>ori of It* prin ciples aad purposes. We bell*** that th* taataos of (be (icople are pairiotir U» the core and that the differcnt*e» be tween them are as to tho best means ami not as Vo alms and ends. Why then should they not be tolerant of each oth er’s views and opinions? We are too fsw In uumbut and environed by k«> many danger! and enemies to permit any weakening of that union whl jh I* our saving strength. Ho Tnx Pxoi’Lic offers this counsel that individual judg ment of the light of issues and the choice of candidates, within the party lines, is the best and safest guide of ac tion*. In that way and no other can the political education of the people go on to higher grades. For if men so far dis trust themselves as to surrender their convictions and consent to be governed in their actions by others no whit more patriotic or better calculated to lead than themselves, tliey dwaxi their man hood and bind themselves with leading airings that will in time harden into fet ters impossible to be broken. The highest order o/ courage is that which influences one to have faith in himself and to obey the conviction* of his conscience and the teachings of his judgment. All the heroes of airtime were cast in that mould and he that ru-* Jeth himself is greater than he that tak- eth a city. A good beginning towards better days will be made when the In dividual recognises his responsibility as a factor in the political problems of his time apd demonstrates that he is kept in no raan’a breeches pocket. And no permanent and continuous progress in that direction can be made until that principle and policy broaden into gen •ral acceptance. Hev&lutkm* never*go backward. They may be diverted from their original purpoeffifbnt there will be In the nature nf (hinge no.retnni te %M mmmring*. be m watered in at the wheel la The Lion, ihe*Tlgcr, mid (he Fox. A Lion and a Tiger happened to come together over the dead body of a Fawn that had been recently shot. A fierce battle ensued, and a* each animal was in the prime of his age and strength, the combat was long and furious. At last they lay stretched on the ground, pant ing, bleeding, and exhauNtcd, each un able to lift a paw against the other. An impudent Fox, coming by at tho time, ■topped In and carried off before their eyes the prey for w bleb they had both suffered so much.— -Esop. Te the Krfurwi Party of Karwwrll * ( oewly. Ih* c«rr«w|wmd*-ot of thr Now* and Courier had In l(a l«M»r of Ihe till thr |olU>wlnx : ''Ttore wrrs entirely too many ran. Ik loir* f.w l hr .iffiea In Barn wall county. Tb#y wnv afrakl that ■ dlrtoun uf tbrlr tut* would «k> i gaud. TV Tillman tic Bvorottr* < owmwM- ta*. au It Is aakl, h*kl ■ meeting and dm Ida.! to imarnt a raU.ua tlekrt and trtva the t'drr* another •aan|4r of u*l Mok- •-.mvawtlon t»r tk-. M A* (.halnnan of the Lam-tit trr C ommitl.w of thr kHorm Party for thia mmuty I dralre U> y that there la not unr wur»l uf truth In Cm alao v am ction that tha Rtm ntM- ( ■natattl.-e wlmtwlatlrtot W. ran la tha IHmary tm ‘ r contrary tha mmualtta* refiMml t» arlart a Ur*«* At tto kaat mratlo* a nnSkm ana ade (aad tLu waa tha waly av tkm that had aay r braan to tha mattar ( "that all of tha rwadhftama he tha U*Waiare that Were He ft* aakart tea <4 lhatr samlet toraa aa Brfnrm rwadtdsua fur tha l^etoatare ’* ThW m.4sm aftav dtowaawm waa ihrfeaK-l tfy ahw.»t a (who wefe uaeaawli **4 a* at they were allW# to md MW lu tha cornua MU* >«* uthar u4 T«* hate asktUd a tsto* a rtnw rwlr aad m «t^samwla a fmm to aaa aa* Ml w* whnh a* dal a>4 mm to to If a Iskat had toaw torklrd S ll *«mhl ha*a toam tor •toty uf tot mm* aw to ha*a latorwwd (Sa e.a*a* af umr MS* snto'ri). to that they wvahl hare snaraa to rut* Dm For Solicitor. 0. PuncAW Dellinger, Ksq., Is pre sented by his friends U» the Democrats of the .Second Circuit as h cAndldxite for Solioitor/.auhjoct to the sctlon of the ptfimsry election,' 111* nhllity hss l>een proven in every citsw In every court in which lie Im* Hppcnred and with this record of *ncce*« they confldontly cn- d<>rep him a* fully worthy of (hut trust, fll^lgh personal charncter, rich intel lectual endowments, untiring profes- sional industry, growing attoiunients and ready and equal judgment emi nently til him for that position, in which it’ will tie liD constant purpdtk; that while none guilty of crime shall escup**. none innocent shall suffer undeserved punishment. . Fivx ( ot.Mixs. * (‘ompiving w ith tlie resolution of the Heform Executive Committee 1 hereby duel a re myself in •'favor of tlie re-elec tion ofCov. B. K. Tillman and the other .Stale officer*,” O Duncan Bri.i.iNUKR. CliarlcR Carroll .Simms, Esq., is an nounced by Ids friends a candidate for the Democrat ic nomination for Solicitor in the Second Circuit. By Id sown en deavor and on his own merits he has won Ids wav into the front of ids pro fession and is presented, us well equip- udy of ped by (Uligeut, continuous^ study of tlie law, well trained by suceessful prao- tiee in the cohrts ami well qqalifted Jn lein|>craiiienT"s11d c<fiiltage tO Tnt ttie of* lice with honor to himself and conqdetc satisfaction to the .State. Barnwkll. For the Senate S. G. Mayfield, Esq., hxs conscnteil, at the urgent Insistence of his many friends, to become a candidate for the State Senate, subject to the rules and regulations of the iKimocraUc party. We pledge him to abide by the results of the primary election and not to accept a nomination or an office from any source other than tlie regularly consti tuted Democratic organization. Many Friends. I am in favor of Bt K. Tlilroan for Governor, and endorse the present ad- niiniidstratlon. H. G. Mayiikld. ( apt. John 1*. Gray, of Bull Pond Township. Is announced by his friends a candidate for the Hi at# Hrnat*. subject to the result of the Democratic primary election, ( apt. Gray has mode farming successful by his flu# business Intelli gent#, his sound ludgnteni and constant attention u> bis home affairs. Ilia life and its dutie# hare mod# him familiar with the needs of the peoole and the Mkl qualities of head and heart made him so useful at home and luted OemocrR‘Jc organisation. » 1 endorse the present administratloq and B. R. Tillman for Governor. *W. U.Cartkr. > • Contrary to my expectation#, 1 have decided to become'* candidate for re- election to the House of Representa tive*. I stand on ill* same platform that I did two years ago, nii.l having had experience in legislative mSto-rs, feel that 1 am now. hotter qualified, than formerly, to represent tho Inter ests of my constitueutk. , I pledge myself to abide by .the re sults of tlie primary election and not to accept either a nomination or an office from any source other Ilian the regularly constituted Democratic or ganization. * ! 11. C. Folk. 14 t* * ' The many friends of Mr. W. R Brub- haui hereby announce him as a candi date lor the House of Representatives, and pledge him their iwarty support. He will abide, by the rules and regula tions of the Democratic party. Many FkiRirtis. ^endorse the, present administration and favor the re-election of B. R. Till man. W. K. Brabham. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for re-election to the House of Representatives. 1 pledge myself to abide by the results of the primary elec tion and not to accept a nomination or an office from any source other ihai&he gani/.ation. 1. L. Attawat. COONTY COMMISSIONER. many friends of Mr. John M. H * The Smith, cf Bnmhcrg, take pleasure in nominating him for County Commis sioner. He was a gallant soldier du ring the war and possesses many quili- fleatioas for being a successful Commis sioner He will abide by the results of the primary election, support the nom inees of the Democratic party and not subject to the rule# and regulations of the Democrat!# party, and plcdg£ him to abide the results of the prltwrafy elec- t on and not to accept either a nomina tion or an office ffom any source other than the regular constituted Democratic organization. . Many Fuiknps. I am a member of the Farmers’ Al liance and in favor of the present ad ministration and always have been. Ji pson 8. Still, Sr, The friends of F. Mack Ray respect fully | resent him to the voters of Barn well county as a candidate for ‘County Commissioner. Mack is a son of ( apt. Hugh M. Ray who was Captain of a company in Col. MeMaster’s Regiment. Mack will make a good Commissioner and we hope will be supported by the fieople. He will abide by tlie results of the Democratic primaries. « , * . Springtown. B. R. Tillman is my choice for Gov ernor and I endorse tht* present admin istration. ' F. Mack Kay.^ I respectfully announce myself a can didate for re-election U> the office of County Commissioner, subject to the_ rules gnd regulations of the liemocratic party. I pledge myself to abide by the results of the primary election and , not to accept either a nomination oranoffico from any source other than the regu larly constituted Democratic organiza tion. 1 am in favor of tlie Farmers’ move ment and the present administration , _ , , i ti*vi i. I ance of the manifold jdnties of lb# hw»- well County. I pledge myself to abld# I «uf- bv the results'of the Tri T-TJT-- hnir j shall vote intthe coming primary for delegates to the State convention that will *up|H>rt B. R. Tillman for Gover nor. , 11. J. Bkllingkr. 1 respectfully announce myself a can didate for the office of County Commis sioner. I pledge myself to abide by the result* of the primary election and not to accept a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly con stituted Democratic organization. 1 was a charter member of Hercules Alliance still belong and always ex|iect to belong to the order and am In favor of the Farmers’ Moteinent and the re- rood na%* highly irgarded by all that know kla will rnabl* him. If elected, to serv# llto Hut# sod th* <'o«inty w itli an aMII'y thatraniM* fall to satisfy tbw demand* of that uigh office aad to# eipoctalioo# of lb* |i*opl*. M asv Faiaxoa. annoenrtol a ‘•to • r«* ( apC aaodids late for the I Unn for the »Ute Senate. II# will shut# by the rwwetl# prlmsrv election and not aevofs • n»«nination or an office fr* •ourre other than the ragwUrly Iated i House ot Representatives. larly constituted Democratic orgauixa- lion. Many Fair.*da. 1 I respectfullr announc# myself a can didate for th^Dfllrc of Cotintr Cmninis- siooer, subjeet to the rules and regula tions of th# Democratic party. I pledge myself to abide by the rrsultsof the pri mary election and not to accept either a nomination or on oilier from any source other than the regularly constituted Itomocratk organisation. B. K. TfltffiMtk ffiV cholN Mr Gov- ernor and 1 endorse tb* present admin istration. C. W. Moody. Th# many friend# of G anno a F. Rod- iroan b*g ienv# lo announce him a# a candidate fur the office of County Com- ml•• toner of Barnwell County, and pledge him to ahkl* by the mbr# and regulation* of th# Itottowrathi party of Barnwell Csmnty. Ma«v raisaua. I en«h*r«e th# present ndmInUtrollon and B. K. Tillman for Gwvemwr. u. F. Bs»iM#«»nn I respeelfnlly annonne# myself a can. dtdai* for the nffiev of ( ouni v Caasmta. ■tonrt, Mthjert to th# rwhm and regula tion* of th# liemocratk* pertY I pledge n.y*elf to ahtd# by th# rwannaof th# primary *lectton and not to ae.topt any «wnren other #nn#Htotod I tonmi | entor## th# p | and II. B. Ttllmai «4 At th# toit«Itatkoi of my friend# I rn* .. . , I •poctfully antoHinro aolf • randldnt# izUTra for lb# lleww of than thr regular It rwttc ntatodentton. ■e«eot admi i for •*«**< J A. ( ■ •••* sr »i niary El.ctlon ' mmitnation or an * than* the by the result and not to aceept a office fronuitsy source other regularly constituted ganixatlbif. 1 am in favor of B. R. Tillman for Governor and endorse the present Ad ministration. G. 0. Bilky. ffi I respectfully atinoHnco mvoejf a can didate for tlie Democratic nomination for Auditor of Barnw ell County and so licit the support of the people, i pledge myself to abide by the result*of the pri mary election and not acce|rt either a nomination or an office from any source other than the repularly constituted Democratic‘organization. 1 stand square on the platform of the Farmers'Movement and endorse the present ANlministratlon nmh J 'shall vote in the coming primary for Dele gates that will support B.‘ R. Tillman for Governor. Jamks O. Sanders. I respectfully annoutice myself a candidate for re-election to the office of Auditor of Barnwell County. 1 pledge Thyself 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. I am in favor of B. R. Tillman for Governor and endorse the present ad ministration. G. Martin Hinter. tuition to which their ffe# *uf< ..ages have called m# 1 earnestly b«»pe that they will show their continued ap- ... tl , probation H nd unabated.confldence by Democratic cr- r§U | n | nK in thepDeein w hich their friendly judgment ha* ptu me. ' Pledging luystlf to accept the result of the Democratic primary, with a cheerful hope and an Abiding faith in the sense of justice of a good and patri- »Aie people, I leaf* myself lu their hand*. Respectfully, N ) . VV. Gilnorr SIMMS. County Treasurer. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for re-election to the office of Treasurer of Barnwell county. I pledge if)y self to abide by the results of the pri mary election and not to accept a nomi nation or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Demo cratic orgsmization. I endorse the present administration and B. R. Tillman for Governor. *A. F. Frkk. I have consented to allow* p>y name to go before the Democratic Primaries of Barnwwll (’ounty for tlie nomination to the offil|‘ of Treasurer. I stand squaro on the Administration platform and promise to abide the result of the Dem ocratic Primary and not to accept an office from any source other than the b-mm-ntthi PitffrEi , _ j& M^TmjLK. sportfully aunoum-c him a candidate for A mlitor and pledge him to abide by the riilc* and regulations of the Demo- oratlc party « We present the name of Capt Sons* not only as one deserving the office but a* one w hose qualification* are unsur passed by any to flll the position. Friends. For Sheriff. accept either a nomination or an office^.- — from atiY source other than th# regu- ^l<*ction of the" present administration. 11 I K \ M N I’Xg.g I rexpectfnlly announce myself a can didal# for th# oflic# of i’ounty Coimnis- •ioner, snbject u* the rules and regula tion* of the lieiiiocratic party. I picdg** myself to abld* by th# results of the pri mary election and not to orewpc either a nomination or gn office from any soorc# iHher than th* regularly >voasiitut#d Detnocratic organization. W. II. Bbxmrtt. Having b##n a*sun «I bv many friends that my service* oa < omitv Coasml#- •loner have given entire satisfaction, j ah«i at tbeir earnest *olh-lta(lon I an- noanre myself a csndhUte for re-elec tion III that ••(the, aukjert to the rule* and regulations nf the Drm*«rratle par- | ty, anti pletlgwil to at*l«le by the result* ] •s| the primary election an<| not t«» ac cept a iMHulnatlon or an oflUe from any sow re* other than tb# regularly consti tuted I (emorratle organisation. Thanking my friends for their gener- support In tb# past and so|l« itlog Its rnntiwwanee I promt*#. If etortesl, D< glv# mv best and most rarefnl sertk# In th# puMlr. X. M. W sLaan. . The frientls of Capt. F. II. Creech announce him a candidate for the office of Sheriff, lie will abide by the n suits 4>f the Democratic Primary Kh*ctinnand not accept an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic organization, f apt. Creech is a 4*oi»si«t«*nt Alliance u»eml*er and i hearty *iip|M>rtrr of the Farmers Move ment- Many FKiaM»s. Arri-rrox, 8. C , Ang. IS, My rani a* annonneed by my frl#nd* I thought d*lined my (loaithm; bnt there has been a refiort rlrmlaled in the upper portion of the county In order to prejudice the mind# of tb# people against me In the coming primary tnat I am on the mnmrvatire #14*. My I friend* at home af both factions of the I democrath* parly know that the report 11# absolutely fa!*#. I am now ami have I been all lb# time for the Farmer*’ move 1 meni and will vote for th# reform dele- I gallon that will vnt# for th# m»minatlea of th# present Hi ale nfBcer*. I have I never formed a combination or sailed ] oiider fai«e color* to too at the express- I etl w Ishes of people at the ballot box I l h# per»isteni effort of iho«r that are I trying to mla*represent my |*rinelplea | h* «an* a** ami In lustier to myself For Coroner. m m •## ^ *# w * la I make thia statement. Fatxa II. t as a* n. itwtstrntton lt-l*r» sew toll tvs, ■ Ion ■f»w* I (••edging mvtolt to sl-M# by th# rwtos atul regutatton* ••( th# |tom<wrwl|r par* sa «# «e« 1*104 torn I wts* to tssj aO#e rbtose. a* l n t* ton ■sofsRy Ito ***** «4 *t*V) to tot l toe fvm swto. sad sr* A Itowsaa fsrT*» Cbm'a Ibfevui I * d. f kug. |C, Ito* ped a*r i it ■ Pi F*ia#»x, ffdt/sr IWfJ* : fl It not trn# that Mr. C. T. " lit* i , a bo killed kl r. G. • . Bla«*k, )•** "*klp rua* Hat annah river,* a* stated In sort ■ ibis week, II# Its* never raia'le any attempt to "skip” say whvrs, but Is at hi* twoi a* assistant ora tloti wtsstor aUemllng to hts Untie* a* such. The killing nf Mr (Hark w a* a Very an- fnruinale affair, but Mr. W)|*oa Uhl n< t intend to kill bint s Ken bs fired tha fa- Ul shot. II# thought b« ws* sbootlug at J. H.king, a Im» provuktd the row and who had p*r«ua<ied Mr. Block logo with bm to Mr. Wilson’• hotiae. It )• King who ha* “skipped.” Mr. G. >t. Black was s go*h! man, who all of hi* neighbor* liked and the *ad cnTurremt- which resiiltetl In Ids death |s regretted by averybody In this neighborhood. • J. W. Wiluams. Reform' Delegates. Delegate* for the Septeiulter Conven tion that will run In tb* August prima ry. and If elected will vote for the pres ent State officers: I .,i- ty | r*»•!••»** th* Far and fa««sc • to> re-^l**4wm of M R. man ami th# other stair sdBswe*. M. II. Pwit tiro. *r!f • • «•- J. C. wire, C. II. Mathi*. S. G. Mayfield, (,’. R. Clayton, IV. H. Carter, A. II. Pattereon, N. 11. Stansell, L H. Mellicharnpc, G. E. Hutto, R. K Harley, J. M. SKin»ier, J. G. (jJoogr. Sheppard Delegates. The follow lug delcgatea are presented to the Democracy of Barnwell county for election at the August primary to serve in the September .State Conven tion. They are pledged to support J no. C. Sheppard for Governor and his ticket for State officers, and to stand by the result of the primary election in tne State: DELEGATES. II. Bates, J. G. Smoak, (ieo. J. Ansel Meyer, F. M. Bamberg, J. S. Calhoun, W.T. Walker, J. Med Gray, J. I>. Jenny, James Diamond, .l. J. Keaiwe, Dr. C. I>. Clarkkon, W. G. Thompson. For Congress. • « I beg to announce myself a candidate for the nomination to Congress from the Second Congressional District, sub ject to the Democratic primaries. John T. Ga«ton. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for renomination to Congres* in the Second District, subject to the Dem ocratic primaries. G. D. Tillman. I bejj to snnonnee that I am a candi date for th# Democratic nomination for the .Vld Oougre*A, and respoctftdly’so- Ihit the support of all who have confi dence In tur ability and determination to uphold the dignify of the Bute and th# right# of the people. Rohut Alpric*. The many friend# of CoL W.J. Tab l hereby «MMMi Bln oom# os a I r- #ftortfully anwroiiM- dhlsf# Iff I tor lluws# «4 and sssth U th# suppof * fsf th# p#Wf»l#. I rs*> thr pnracot a*tw>li*to' rath**! aad will vat* f'*c lh# B#f«»vwi . atsdldal#*. G«»##rtw»r It. R. TUtma* at lh# b#ad I am a pr»*l.l»»4il- a*«t by prtwr tpl# oral If •l#rtr-l a a* I Ilia *c*s* r*# • tsiajartiy far i»rohtUit4*m I will «••<* S4#l w**«% fat |t, but If thr H air g* rs against it I row hi iw*t vot# far I.rtshlbltlwo. I ptr*ig* mv##lf t* abhte by lh# re sult* t»f ihr prtmarv elrv*thm aad asst to 0* rr|.t rlthrf a iMHt* I 'ta I M*A Of Oil <■•*• fnmi snv sstiirv** o(l*rr than th# regular ly roa*titutod Itoswocratlr argsnlxatlw. w. a. All. 8b. IWait*# I want toTrpresrntoM Bara- wwll «*'wiity In Ui* le-gtslaturv I an- nounr* m• *rl( a* a rowdMat# f«»r tha llrni*# of Rrprewautlrcaof South Car olina. I picdg* myself to a biff# th# reaulU of th# primary election ami not to ac- <*ept ritbet a nomination or an office from any source other than tb# regu larly constituted Dcmocrstir organlxa- tion. G- K. Ryan. Augu«t 1st. IxOi. The friends of J. C. McMillan hereby announce him as a candidate for the House of RenrerenUtivea and pledge him to abide by the rules and regula tions of the T>#mocratlc party. He Is in accord with the Farmers’ movement and w'lll vote for the reform State ticket. Many Friend#. Tlie many friends of J. 1>. Kinard herehv announce him as a candidate for tl)# it on *c of Representatives, and pledge him their hearty supjmrt. He w ill abide by tl)# rules and regulations of the Democratic party of Barnwell county. Many Friend*. I endorse the present administration and B. K. Tillman for Governor. % J. D. Kinard. The many friends of Hon. H. II. Crum hereby announce him as a candi date for the House of RcpresentetfveK, and pledge him their hearty support. He will abide by the rules and regula tions of the Democratic party. Many Friends. I endorse the Farmers’ movement and favor the re-election of Goy. B. R. Till man and his entire administration. 11. II. Crum. I respectfully Announce myself a can didate for nomination as member of the House of Representatives by the Demo cratic Primaries of Barnwell and pledge myself to abide by and support the re sults of such electiofl, and not to accept a nomination or office from any other source than the regular Democratic or gan Ixation. I am in accord with thp Reformers and support Gov. Tillman«nd the pres ent State officers for re-election. Jo«. M. Skinner. The friends of Capt. J. M. Ulmer pre sent his name oa a candidate for the House .of Representatives and pledge him to abide the results of the primary, and not to accept an office from any other source .the regularly consti tuted Democracy. A member of the Farmers’ More—eat aad for B. R. Tifl- iuan for Governor. Many Frirnim. B. R. THIuian le tur choice for Gov ernor and | endorse the prvseet admin- Utrattoa. J. M.I*uhrb. to*tog to#l My Gw**!* kav# plar**t V s*o*# Ur I to# lh# pohlto for lh* « ffis 1 * t «M**ty ( *■—ml—towrf. •osi knowing thni th# rot#* ot th# 1 *r—vatic pvtmn- rt#* require lhat all rwn4*t«tr« ptoslgv lh#m*rlvr*. I <#» htowhy ptodg# mf self ta abisl# •tricllv by tb# rwlr* and regn- 1st tons nf th# Itowsarragir Frlmarto*. I am In fall fmpnthy «lib estd in- , trad supptotlng the premnl aslmtnlatra- K*pr* *>-nu! tvee itow at th# Angn*t prtmarv. ( . B. Kncavtetn. I rqanvrt fnlly annnwncw mysvif a ran- •lUlatr fur th# toBro wf ( **nnty t'amml* stonto, anhjerf to Uto rulr# and regnt*- ttons of th# ftom—iralic part r. I ph »lg# myaelf to ahhfte hy th# re*nit* #f th# primary rlrtlan and ant to nrrepc either a nomlnatlnn nr an office from any aowreo ether than the regularly enn#tltnt#d I ton—rratlr erganlaathm. I am, os I was Ib I too. in fare* of th* Mywent admlalstnilloti and will ret# fto «J#t#gnlr« to th# toaer ( ontrtttton that wIlimMlnr— B. R. Tillman far t—v* rrnor and endorse the per—nt adminis tration. M O. ll six. I rv«pecifullv announce myself a can didate for ibe office of ('oanty CitaimD- •loner, *ubjert to the rules aad regula tions of the Democratic p'krtj, I pir<lge myself to abide by the results of the pri mary election and not to accept eitber a nomination or an office from any •ourre other than the regularly constituted Democratic organisation. I am In favor of R. K. Tillman for Governor and endorae the presens Ad ministration. J. A. 11 a*y &. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of County Commissioner, subject to th# rules and regulations of the itoniocratic party. 1 pledg# myself hi abide by the results of the I’rimary Election and not to accept eitiier a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic or ganization. 1 am In favor of B. R. Tillman for Governor and endorse the present Ad ministration. C. 11. Lanchjcy. I respectfully announce myselT 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 constf- tuted Jhemocratic organization. 1 am in favor of B. R. Tillman for Governor and endorse the present Ad ministration^ Gko. W”. Peacock. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the ofliceof County Commis sioner. I pledge myself to abide by the results of th# primary election anil not to accept a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic organization. 1 am in favor of the Fanners Move ment and the present Administration hasgiven me entire satisfaction and I shall vote for Delegates lu the coming primary who will support B. K. Till man for Governor. , Orlando Black. Barqwell Township. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for th« office of County Commis sioner, subject to the rules and regula tions of the D#UHH.*uttic patty. 1 pledge myself to Abide by the results of the pri- uia/y election and not to accept either a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly const'ttilrd Democratic orgauigation. I are in favor of the Farmers Move ment and the preeeat Administration ha*gltwn a—entire satisfaction and I It vat# fwr Itoteffairs hi th# ewredag ary * *10 will supt—rt B. B. TU: f..# IlMwrw— I re#f«#rtfa?tv aawwwacr mv—lf a# a eaadhiato fto Uto wffto# t wf Baraw #11 t'wwaty ia th# ewretog prlre** ry #l#*u«— w#i*j*rt la tha rwlre aad rag- wtattoa# mi lh# itow—rr ■*!# party. I are la fare# wfh.lt. Ttlhwaa far Gattoww# aad •omAwt## tha prwreat A X a|jai stratton. D- I’aiv»» Bt a* aHAivaa. f reapaetfally oaaawaa#ast—If area- dhiato far atorttoa to th# adkra wf ( *»#**» a#v af Bwrwwvll eaaaiy. I rledgw say* —If to ohhf# hf lh# nrewH* mi th# pri— rv atoaltoa aad aas to aa—pf a aw—taa- t—a ar aa adhw fro— aay —re# —her ibaa tha regalariy reaittlwtod Ire—# rvallr argaoTaattoa. I ore la favwr of R H. Tlllsoaa fwr Gavaraar t id #ad—— lh# a#w—at Ad- relalesrattow. 8. C. a iixisao. Having ##rv#d a* ( wrwarr to lh# b**t wf aiy ahtlliy aad V* th# i—pl#to *at - Ufarib— af aa apFreriotivv pahllr a* an appoint## to ill lh# warxptrvnf i*rre mi th# ini# John W. Frerreaa. I here- hy, la 4—ptione# with th# •oga#*< wish## nf many f flared# an no# nr# toy- —If a randhtoi# far th# ofltc* af f ##a» n#r, *ubject to th# rul#* aad regvrlo- lion* of th# I to—rath* Party, plrdgrtl to abld# hy th# rrewlts mi th* Prtmarv etoclkwi, and qnallRad hy faithfal p#r» forvnare*# of duty to glv# eflk-tont —r- vie# to th# people. H. H. THIrean I# mv rhohre fto Gov ernor snd I en«lor*# the prewnt admin- stration. 8. L. Praawb. f re*poctfully announ« r my self ■ can didate for the Iiemocratic nomlnstioa for < aroner of Barnwell county and so licit the support of the people. 1 pledge myself to abide by thr result* of tbe primary flection and not to accept either a nomination or an office from anysouree other than the regularly con stituted Democratic organization I hereby •Whareae* nn *rlf a 4*#refhlat# fto re-#l#e«hHi to ’*Kefiff'* aflke. Fledging m; —If to sirwH hy thr resnH nf the I Sews—r—ftr primary. I will n— re** fd adt*# wwtsui* wf th# regular Irews- rerrait# parry. I are |^ fa« to Of B It. Tillman far I G#v#rwto aad eredwr— th# pre—at miatetrailsHt. J. W. |.#a« ••rdh. I hereby aaoreaar# mr*e|f a raodi * dal# far th# fthrrlff** »dB*#, pl—lglwg my —If ta ahht# hy th# re#un of th* inm—rmtle primary. I will a— oreeps toh* e «—t*id# af th# regn la r Itowwrralie RaGy. I am In favor of *110 Farm#r#* mers m#wt aad th# pre—m refmlti**trall**a ha# gt»#n aree— If# —Hsfactton I ehall v#4# la lh# *•••—l#g primary fto d#le gala* to lh# htol# ewrev#attoa that will 4M*pf—rt B K Tillreaa fwr <*wwrwwr. If. H. Maviui. For Clerk of Cooat. Aft#r renaalt—too with many friend*, and at th#tr —llrlialtew. I hate d»* lA «i to offer my—If a# a raoilul *)* [**? i l#rk of I wort, #wd hereby pWdg# mt w?1( to abide hy lh# rwlr* aad regnlattoa* g<>« • era lag the primary el#eio»o In Barn well vt*waiy. Ta #%#ry roll of my fel low riliaen* la the pa— I have re#t«oad- ed aad — rv*d them falthfwlly and with •II th# ahlllty 4«f nhirh I aw p«»**e*—d, aad wow for th# Hr*t time o*k them fto «h#ir vote*. A* to where I •taiolpolit- l«*alIy It is imM necessary for w»e to ex plain. a* 1 neither carry in a faces nor •all under fal—colors. I sin only a far mer and cannot spar* tlie Ufpr from my farm ro make a general eanva#* of the cmintY. I ho|>e m> f n«mis w ill xppre- dst# my position and not construe my neglect to visit them a* indifference on my part. Re*|ievtfully, I have been with tlie School Commissioner. Bamrero, S. C., July 2f», 18^2. - I hereby announce myself n candidal# for School Commissioner, pledging my self to abide the result of the Demo cratic primaries. R. B. Black. 1 respectfully announce myself a can didate for re-election to^the office of S«‘hnol Commissioner, subject to the rules and regulations of ihe Democratic Party. I pledge myself to abide hy the results of tlie primary eltotion and not to acccptritlier a nomination or an oflic# from any sowrr# other than the regu larly constituted Democratic organixa- tion. B. R. Tillman is my uholrefor Gov ernor ami I endorse the present admin istration. .K. 4‘. Kirkland., Manv frieml* of the pnhltc school* In Barnwell county respectfully a*k tbo— Interested to *upport Col. H. A. Maklh- hen ft»r School Ciuamisstoner at the pri- mary eleetton. He Is not 4»nly one i»f the hrst •*!ncate*1 mrn in this Slat#, hut nn# nf the hard##! a ork#rs and as a toarbto b# ha* no *oprrW*r*. II# has had twenty year* esperiene# In teach ing In leading -vhonl* North and South and Is thonmghly pw#*e«| la lh# Hu- proted meth»**l* «»f teorhing slot will I make owr •» h*»»U a *wore#* if any no# ran. If you ttont know hire a*k tho## w In* do w hat *t*n of a worker h# l«. He will suppi*rt th# niuulnr** of tha 1 I>eiw4<r—lr party. FaiRxna. | respectfully anoawnce my—If araa- I dUlalc for the affte# **f *« hre>| Comreto- | >tower, subject to lh# rules and reg»#ta- af the IkruMw-rallr Partf, I ptovlge my self to abldr hy th# —alt* of th# priarerv #lrrt|pw and a— to ocrwpt rllhrr a Nominaltoo to an wfflr# fra— any —wree —her than th# regalariy «*ui*titttted lOrWMuriwtlr —gaalaalltok, —ffkrfflriMaRRRfhr™*” Trill Jostice. I T# th# Bafwrd*# Bridge. Wefl Branch, *'• 1 h*sf*e Mill, Hareniwnd, t hluy and i t*t#tow IresoMcraile t'lahaf | rvpeet- fully aawawaee —y—tf a candidal# fw# the afflrc mi Trial Jn—toe. I ptodg# my • wIf to aktilv hy the reunite *d la# pri mary rtoettow sod nto lo sn-epl a aw—1- natloa wr an offtoe fro— swy •■••re# oth er than lh# regalariy raw—Haled D#sa* wrrattr wegantiattow I favwr H K Tllla awd rwdof— the pf* •* f • fwr lieirrwr ad—Iwt—itow • I. F. Uaiuaa. To th# si toam |iewww*rxito I tw I rv*i— llMlit *iii • «in«e re* • «li.Isle fto lh# 4>fftoe mi Trial Ji ••ledge rev •rtf |w aMde hr th# rre the pri—ary etot ttoa aad a— to a —•—Iwailww or aa ••fftoe fr— ■ 4i#rtw —her ihsa tl— regwlffl • r*tn ovgaaioaitow dfwc I •Ik# I tills mi acre pft • aay Doom#- H -rw< H til r and I r»n, ta —y rhotoa fwr (Iwv- th# pre—nt ad—tw ko to. M. Hot tv. Farters* mow- 1 sin in favorof B. R.'Ylllman forGov- nient since it* first organisation in thi* county. 1 worked for and supported Tillman in the l»»t election, and 1 am doing the same in this. IV. S. Bam ft erg. ernor; have always been a Farmers’ movement man and I endorse the pres ent administration. * Hknky P. Dychkh. 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 nominaiion or an office from any source other than the regularly*D>*Uon or i»» office from constituted Democratic party. 1 am in favor of the Farmers Move ment, and the present Administration has given me entiVe. satisfaction and I shall vote for Delegates in the coming primary who will support B. R. Till man for Goverbor. C. J. Carter. I respectfully announce myself a)cnn- didate for election to the oflic# of Coro ner of Barnwell county. I pledge my self to abide by the tesults of the pri mary election and not to accept a nomi nation or im office from any source other titan the regularly constituted Demo cratic organization,' — I.endorse B. R. Tillman for Gover nor and the present administration. r. M. Kavks. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the Democratic nomination for Coroner of Barnwell county and so licit the support of the people. I pledge myself to abide by the re sults of tne primary election and not to accept either »a nomination or an office from any source other than the regular ly constituted Democratic organization* Johnson H. Touin. I respectfully announce myself q candidate for Clerk of the Court of Barnwell County and pledge myself to abide hy the rules governing the Dem ocratic party and nT»t to accept a noini- nny source constituted For Auditor. Believing that the office should seek the man. and uol the man the office, the u ‘ , ’‘ V™”" friend, uf c»|.uin S. W. Tract) plant) <*" of the .trngKl,. rh*r MraMlf urn liiiik in iwfctik in a! Lxn fsxr 4 mtifstr sxf ltreR*at_ tiH* III ^ hlCn I BAV6 dl§* other than the regular Democratic Organization. I am in favor of B. R. TJlman for Governor and endorse the present ad ministration. J. 8n ELL I NO. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Barnwell County, ayd will support the nominee of and accept office from none other than the tegular Democratic party 1 have worked for the success of the Farmers’ movemcut^ince its incipien- ey, voted said ticket two years ago, am in sympathy with and endorse the pres ent administration and will vote for the ticket to nominate Hie candidates head ed by B R. Tillman for Governor^it the coming election. , If elected my every effort Will be to make the visits of the people to and their business’transactions with that office pleasant and agreeable. G. II. Kirkland. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for re election to tho otth*e of CJjerk of the Court. Had my friends appeared af all reluc tant to undertake the trouble and ex citement* of-sinother canvass I would have foreborno to offer lor the positioir, but with a kind partiality and a gener ous devotion which has very deeply touched my heart, they hare with seal- oils ardor assumed all the heat and bur- bim in nomination for Auditor of Barn well county, subject to the rules and regulation# of the Iteuiocratk* prima ries, being o—ured that If elected h« Bill sort#. . *.. Sayaxnau Rivbb Stemox. I kavealways ■tovooieni and will vet# la th# CO-iBg, it## who will vuca fur < charged the duties of th# office ha* more than justified them Ib my jkirmcr elec tion. They assert, snd U D very pleas ant Tor m# to believe them, that I Hava given universal satDfartion. That the Hof Barnwellcoumy will i Ta th# 11 tlll#ttot, Klki*. awd lh*#—azy IWreiwtatto i Iwh#; I respectfully aw—wr# rey—If a raw- dldat# (to the 4*flh*'of Trial Ju*lle#. I pledg* my—lf (m aM ■to Ir^ihe i#aul| nf thr pri—ary * tort ton and nt* to a4rr#pt a nonilnatloipt»r an Afflce fn*#s any sroirro ••tl»#r than the-regulkrly cOo#Uluted I n-niArmt lr 4«rganiriittoo. I rn4lor*c the H*f<»rm movement an B. R. Tillman for Governor. J. M. flsia. TaiHc Barnwell, RrelOak. A*hleigh t K«* )|y Bram-ho* and Krlrn«Uliip Itont- ocratlc club* : I friprctfaHv announc# my *elf a <*aiidhlatetorthe office of Trial J a st lee. | pledge iny*#lf to abide hy th# result* of th# primary election and not to accept a tmniinatlon or an office from any source other than the regularly coii«tltuled iH'inocnttic organization. I endorse th# present administration and B. K. Tillman for Governor. M. J. Fate. To Bennett Springs, Four Mile. Zou ave and Richland Democratic (dub*: I respectfully nu non ore myself a can didate for the office of Trial Justice. I pledge myself to abide by the result* of the primary election am) not to accept a nomination or anoffitc from any »ourc« other than the regularly constituted Iiemocratic organization. T. S. Dunbar. To the Buford* Bridge, Well Branch, Hearse* Mill,'Hammond, Chitty and Colston Democratic clubs: I respect fully announce myself 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 office from any source other than the regularly'constituted Democratic organization. C. F. Brabham. To Blackvllle, Spur Branch, Double Fond and Georges Creek 1 ►emocratie clubs: I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Trial Jus tice. I pledge myself to abide by the results of the primary election anil not to accept a nomination or an office frooi any sourceother than the regularly Con stituted Democratic organization. I endorse the present administration and B. R. Tillman for Governor. B. J. Hammet. To my fellow Democrat* of the fol lowing club*, Barnwell, Barnwell 8. O., Red Oak, Reedy Branch, Reedy Branch No. i, Ashleigh and Friendship: The Executive Committee haring deter; ined that in the future ail reronimei tions for appointment to the effic# Trial Justice b# marie bv primary elec tion, and having docld#d that lh# above club* will vote for th# Trial Justice at Barnwell C. II 1 h#r#hv reapertfwllr it* r announc# myaelf a candidal# for that mi office, auhjoct to all of tbo ruto# ao4 uriolv atri««o to 00*1 iffriMV. If t^teafl «H# •wet. “ll to grouty tog lo etii ha are Al ban i re