The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 01, 1892, Image 2
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The Barnwell People.
JNO. f HOLIES, Editor 1 Prop r.
xamut couimr cikcllatiox.
TMCRfihAY, SElTfCMBKHl, lS!ia.
The llru rrlnmry U over. At thin
writing we do not know who have won
In the firnt beat, lint we believe the
Mate la aafe, no nmt^r u lio may he her
puolic aervanta Tor the next termn. hr.
Girardeau kindled Hint .faith in nn years
ago. lie preached that God would nev
er l«t Hi* church |K?ri»h and that to
keep it whole the State must he pre
served. One could not go down and the
other uurvivo.
The secession of the South from the
Union in IKtil was a mistake for which
our people have paid ao dearly with the
blood ol their liest, and w hich will cost
them for long years to come 'a large
part of the fruits of their unceasing
labor.
The nccoMlon of one Suite of the
South from the Democratic columns in
389- would he a gambling game in
which it would plav aj> that is left of
•ftewtoinmid the drojwr‘of diet eirHlaas*
lion against a promise to pay that can
never be honored.
The lamps of experience should guide
the forward march of the Democracy in
the safe surveyed ways and from .the
aide tracks that lead to the wilderness.
The Newberry Observer asks
"wouldn’t it lx a good idea to re[K>a!
law during cam-
Tribute of Respect.
Whereas onr esteemed brother J. I*.
Matthews has been removed from ua by
the hand of lieath, he it
Resolved, That in the death of our
Ixdoved brother \V|IM»ton Dodge No. 21
K.k>f I*, has lost* a sealons member and
our community a useful citizen and his
family a kind and alfectionulft husband
and father. We can bet mourn the loss
of our fhvwaftcd brother a‘nd extend to
his bereaved family that Friendship,
( haiity and Benevolence so character
istic of our order.
Resolved. 2(1, That a copy of these
resolutions he spread upon a page, of
our minute hook and a blank page he
dedicated to the memory of our depart
ed brother.
That a copy of these resolutions be
sent, to the bereaved family and a copy
to Tun Baknwki.i. Pkoi’LR for publica
tion.
All ot which is res|>ccLfully suhmittcd<
II. .1 F.FK 11 AKVKY|
J. (J. IIaiu, .
V J. M. IIaiu.
l " Committee.
Adopted by the Lodge August 22,1892.
J. Al. IIaiu, K.K.&S.
the anti-dueling
palgni ?"
At lirat thought we were about to say
yes and second the motion, hut on fur
ther reflection have come to the conclu
sion that it should tie continued ou the I’koi’L* for publication
Whereas the Giver of all good, in His
AIIwise judgment., tins se<Mi lit to send
upon Lndgs No. 21 K.of I*, another vis
itation of the Angel of Death and in
this instance has called from our ranks
our beloved brother K. Y. Terry, Ik* it
Resolved, That in the death of our
esteemed brother this Lodge has lost a
zealous , member tbe-eemmuBlfv in |
which lie lived a useful citizen and his
familv a kind and allccliouate husband
and father. •
Resolved, That while we how sub
missively to ills will knowing that He
doeth all things wisely we can hut
mourn Ids loss and extend to his afflict
ed family that Friendship-Charity and
Benevolence so characteristic of our
order.
Resolved, That a copy of these rcso-
Intions he spread upon a page of our
minute book and a blank page b* dedi
cated to the memory of our deceased
brother. That a copy of these resolu
tions t»e sent tA the afflicted and be-
rrave.l family and to Tiik Hamnw kli.
For Solicitor.
O. Duncan Bellinger, K*q^ la pre
sented by hla friends to the Democrats
of the Second Circuit as a candidate for
Solicitor, stihieyt to the action of the
primary election. His ability has been
proven. In hvery cas* in every court In
which ho has appeared and with thla
record of success they caulideutly en
dorse him us fully worthy of that trust.
His high personal character, rich intoi-
Icctual endowments, untiring profes
sional industry, growing Atyginuicnt*
and ready and equal judgment emi
nently lit. him for that position, in w hich
it w ill he. his constant purpose that
while none guilty of crime shall escape
none Innocent shall suffer undeserved
punishment. Fivk (’oun'iiks,
Gompl ving with the resolution of the
Reform Executive.Committee I hereby
declare myself in “favor of the re-elec
tion of Gov. B. R. Tillman and the oilier
State officers.”
0. Duncan Rkm.inukk.
Charles Carroll Simms, Ksq.,}s an
nounced by his f riends a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Solicitor
in the Second'drcult. By his own cu-
-dcavor and on his own merits ho lias
won Ids way into the front ul Ids pro-
fcssioji and is presented 6 , as well equip
ped by diligent, continuous study of
the law, well trained by successful prac
tice in the courts and well qualiljed in
temperament and courage to till the oi
lier with honor to himself and complete
aatUfaction to the State.
"HaUNWKLL.
For the Senate.
only
Statute book, at It i« about the
law that U reapweted in the Stale.
At a ■ubstltut# we would suggest
that the d*ad law* against pDtol carry
ing and betting on alertions b« pruned
out. By tba per«uutit aud Judiclotia
repeal of aUtutix that will not tie
obeyed and can not h« •'nforcftd a law
abiding reputation can In lima bw
workad up for U»a Sut#, without Intrr-
Drlng with th* Individual liberty of
U»« citizen.
Of lb# multitude of inudldate* in ibe
•e d many good me,, are •urw to t«e bral-
rn. There la no help for it 11»# •«.
f#rW*r« will Iw bluer for the prr«en|
but the reeolt ma) U- at ia«< bolter than
aocr—i, for it U an old trw*litM>n that
»w» man baa rv«r •Beat tb* hetter off for
hawing b«M pwbfw ogkr tn Barnwell.
lwfe%t u no r»iact‘o« »o o«*e • worth,
for || be brought about hy corabt-
I a ton or tbn erring ]n.fgw o.a of voter.
* bo may prefer tbw laiarlnt in the bat.
1 here ia .|«tlte a* aiiarb baanr In the
II fa of the private r 11J aeo tf f|ve«t well
aa In bohtlng any In the gtflof the
poo pie
Rr«|>eeLfully submitted,
H. J. II ANVKY,
J. C. II air.
J. M Hair.
Commit!**.
Ynnr mmndttea can not rl*en this rc-
|eirt without recogolaiiig the great kind-
' neaa manltrslesl towards our deeeaeed
' hrmber Tvwrv by Iona I^wlge. K. of T ,
I of llisliopvllle, S. C., lb* ■•-lore Ire it
Reanirevl. I hat the Urvrvtia rvf t% ilRa-
t*»rv l^oige No. 21 K. of T. ora hereby
teuderetl Iona l^nlge for their wah'hful
• are and kind atteniloii to our de|*ort*il
brother K. Y. Terrr during hi* last
painful and proira* »*•»! Illneaa, and also
lor perforntlug the last sad riles at hla
gfave.
| Reodved. That this resolution he tMib-
llvhed In T tm Usee a ait Taort a ak»ng . ** lr l ,ro Tl
w|«h%«her reaAlnt|..ns and a copf be j
srnt to |»wa I vwige and !*• the bereaved ! f‘apt. Jot)
farnllv of Uvo der-ew.r'J bn>lher. j ran «||datr f<
Kubmtued hr Uk- .sowmlttee and
e<h>pted by tt Ull.tiMi l^-dge \ogilstt2.
I^J.
J. M llain. KRAS
; S. 0. Mayfield, Esq., has consented,
at the urgent insistence of his many
friends, to hccoinw a candidate for the
Stnte>«nate, subject to the rulea and
regulations of the Democratic party.
>Ve pledge him to abide by the results
of the primary election and not t»* accept
a nomination or an oflic* from any
source other than the regularly consti
tuted Democratic organization.
Many Fhikndm. |
I am in furoi^of B. R. Tillman for
Governor, and endorse the present ad-
minlnistratloD.x' S. G. Maykiklu.
Capt. John T. Gray, of Bull Tond
Township, D annouiMWKl hy his friends
a candidate for the State Senate, snhject
to the reault of the liemncratic primary
election. Capt. Gray hdb made farming
siiroeesful hy hia fine business Intelli
gence, hD sound iudgnient and constant
attention u» hla bom** affairs HD life
aud its diiUea have made him familiar
with the needs of the people and the
good qualities of head and'"’Heart that
have made him •» useful at home aad so
highly tegaeded hr ail iHat know him
will enable him. If elected, la a*r%w the
Slate and the *’ountr with an ability
that cannot fall lo satiafr the demands
of that high ofHce and the eanwctalioaa
luted Democratic organization.
J endurac the present administration
and JJ. R. Tillinau for Governor.
W. II. 1'artrr.
Contrary to my ex|>ectations, | have
decided to become p candidate for re
flection to the Housy of Roprcsenta-
lives. I stand on the same platform
that I did two years ago, and having
hud experience* in legislative matter*,
feel that I am now better qualified,
than formerly, to represent the inter
ests of my constituent^.
I pledge myself to abide J»y, the re
sults of the primary election’ and not
to accept cither a nomination or au
office from any source other than the
regularly constituted Democratic or
ganization. . . ; li. G. Folk.
TheSuany friends of Mr. W. R Brab
ham hereby announce him as a candi
date for the llmisc of Representatives,
and pledge him their hearty su'pport.
lie will abide hy the rules and regula
tions of the Democratic party.
Many FkIkkds.
I endorse the present administration
and favor the re-election of R. R. Till
man. W. R. BnA it 11A.u.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for re-election to the House of
Representatives. I pledge myself to
abide hy the results of the primary elec
tion and not to accept a nomination or
au office from any source other tiian the
regularly constituted Democratic or
ganization. 1. L. Attawat.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The many friends of Mr. John M.
Smifli, of Bamberg, take pleasure in
nominating him for County Commis
sioner. He was. a gallant soldicr.du-
riug the war and possesses many quali
fications for being a successful Commis
sioner He wwll abide hy the results of
tlie primary election, support the nom
inees of the Democratic party and not
accept either a nomination or an office
from any source other than the regu-
-larly constituted Democratic organiza
tion. • Many Fkirnos.
I respectfully announce myself aewn-
didate for the office of C’ountv Colnmis-
»lohbr, subject to the rules and regula-
tiojis of the Democratic party*.. I pledge
myself to abide hy the resiiluof the pri
mary election and not tf* accept either a
nomination or an office from any source
ether than the regularly constituted
Dcm«M-rakl<* organisAtion. *
B. R. Tillman 1% my choice for Gov
ernor and I endorse the present admin-
Jfttiallaft. t ’, W. Minriry.
tion or un olllcft from any source oth r
than tlie regular constituted Democratic
orcanlRNtlon. Many FniKNbs.
i am a member of the Farmers' Al-
ilance and in favor of the present ad-
inlidstratlou aud always have been.
Ji osox S. Still, Sr.
The friends of F. Mack RajTrespect
fully | resent him tothe voters of Barn
well county u> a candidate for Cbanty
Commissioner. Mack is a aon of Capt.
Ilugli M. Ray who was Captain of a
company in Col. Me Master's Regiment.
Mack \\ ill'make a good Commissioner
and \vc hope \vill he supported hy the
people. He will abide hy tlie results of
tlie Democratic primaries.
/ ' SpkingtowN.
II. R. Tillman is my choice for Gov
ernor and I endorse the present admin
istration. *F. Mack Ray.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for re-election to Uie office of
County 1 fniviniinloniT^ subject to tlie
rules aud regulations of tlie Democratic
party. 1 pledge myself to abide by the
results of the primary election ami not
to accept either a nomination or an office
from any source other than the regu
larly constituted Democratic organiza
tion.
• l am in favor of the Farmers’ move
ment and the present administration
has given me entire satisfaction. I
shall vote in the coming primary for
delegates to .Ilni-^tii*c rniivantum tB**. JoT-AnflRof wmlyhnig
noiiiie
• him
aa a
•* of r
ounty Com-
>11 (’ounty.
aud
ky tb*
rule*
and
uwwrai
lie part
tf of
Mass
Fairs
M A*V FrIBXIv
Rlinounrr
YRttr Don*
■1 a
IP
III
Th* many frlwml* of GroRUK
iroMt* Iwg Icrvw to an
ramlliDt* for lb* ofib
mD«k>n*r of Harnw
phwtgv- him l« abid<* by lb*
regulation* of th* In
Barnw *111 unuty,
I *n*|nr*«> tb* prvwnl a<BH
and B K. I iilnian for !•«•)*?
I*, t • Ift*
i » ti
K. Hob-
J support B. it. Tillman for Gover
iTor. JI. J. Bkllinukk.
1 respectfully an non nee. myself a can
didate for tly office ot County Commis
sioner. I pledge myself to abide hy the
results of th*.prlBumr election end not
t<* accept I m.iuination or an Office from
any source other than the regularl}* con
stituted Democratic organization.
1 was a charter member of Hercules
AllianN* still belong and always expect
to bHong to the order and am in favor
of the Farmers’ Movement and th** re-
election of the present administration.
Hikam Nunn.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of County Commis
sioner. snhject to the rules and regula
tions of the Democratic parly. I pledge
myself in abide hy the results of the pri
mary election and m»t to accept either a
nomination or an office from any source
other than ifie regularly von*ii*utrd
Democratic organization.
« W. ||. Rrxxbtt.
* Having been ■••tired by many frieml*
that my services as t ounty t • -omt i»-
aioawr tmvw gtv*»s» entire sat Dt wetnwi,
and at tlieir earnest swlkritation I an
nounce mysrlf a valididate for re-elec
tion to that <*Atce, vubirct to the rules
and regulations of tb* DentorraUc par
ty. and (dedgml to abide by lb* result*
of tb* prtmarv e|*ctk»n and not in nr-
• *I«C a nomination o* an oiBe* from any
UMll-
regulirrly constituted Democratic or
ganization.
" I am in favor of B. R.. Tillman for
Governor and endorse the present Ad
ministration. G* Billy.
’S ^
I respectfully ftnnnHfiee mvself a can
didate for the Democratic notilinatlon
for Auditorof Barnwell Counixaml so
licit the support of tlie people. I pledge
myself to abide by tlie results of the pri-
nuirr election aud not accept either a
nomination or an office from any source
other than the repularly constituted
Democratic organization.
I stand square on the platform of the
Farmers Movement and endorse tlie
presenti.Administration and 1 siuiii
vote in the coming primary for Delle-
gates that will support B. K. Tillman
for Governor.
Jamkh 0. Sanders.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for re-election to tlie office of
Auditor of Barnwell County. 1 pledge
myself to abide hy tlie results of the
primary election and not to accept a
nomination or an office from any source
other than tlie regularly constituted
Democratic organization.
I arn in favor of B. R. Tillman for
Governor and endorse the present ad
ministration. G. Martin Huntkr.
The friends of Capt. W. E. Sease re
spectfully announce
prohaGon and unabated confidence by
rcuimng me in the ’pDo* in which their
friendly judgment hnv put me. „
Pledging myself to accept the result
of the Democratic primary, with a
clfeerfuV hope and an abiding faith hi
the sense of justice of a good and patri
otic people^ I leave myself in their
Imndi,* Respectfully,
W. Gilmork Simms..
School Commissiooer. i
The friend* of Capt. F. H. Creech
i announce him a candidate for the office
j of Sheriff, lie will abide by the r*»ult»
of the Iiemoeratic Primary Election aud
j not accept an offiet from aiA* aourc*
other than the regularly wxiatltutcd
Democratic organization, ( apt. Creech
D a coo •(•ten! AI ID nre memlter and »
hearty supporter of the Tanners Move
ment- Ms** Fribm»s.
Arrirrox, B. r , Aug. IA, |v.rf.
My rartl as atitiotinred hv tuy fr
I thonglit defitiesi my p«Miii«.n
I there ha. hem a r* |»»*rt clrcnlatctl |
uiqw r portion of ihc county In order
prejudice the mind* *f the |***o|
against tit* In lit** coining priittarv fi
' t am on tb* con*>*rvaiit* *•«!*. ]
j frtend* at Inane of both f*cti«>h* id 1
I iiio.-ratn- party know thst^b* re|*
is atwaslntely fal«*. I am now and Hi
b*ra all tb* tin** foe tb* I srtiwr** to.*
n»«*ni aad will vat* for tb* evf**eai 4*
gaiWa that will vote far tb* anwaiaati
Bamberg, S. C., July 20,1892. *
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for School Commissioner, pledging my-
siutH- self to abide tlie result of the Demo
cratic primaries. 11. B. Black.
I respectfully announce myself a enn-"
didalc for re-election todite office of
School Commissioner, subject to the
rules and regulations of.tlie Democratic
Party. I pledge myself to abide by the
results of tlie primary election and not
to Hccepteither a nomination or an office
from any source other than tlie regu
larly constituted Democratic organiza
tion.
B. R. Tillman is my choice for Gov
ernor and 1 endorse Hie present admin
istration. R. C. Kirkland.
Many friends of the public schools in
Barnwell county respectfully ask those
*e him^Jt candidate witeresied to support Col. B. A. Makib-
tlg*Wrrr'Ttr ithMtrhy^TyeirnfirSTTiAhrCdiuiiiissloner at the prTr
maryclecrion. He is not only one
the best educated men in this State, hni
one of the hardest workers and as a
teacher he has no superiors. He has
iiad twenty years experience in teach
ing in leading •ehools North and Smith
and is thoroughly po*ted in tlie im
proved methods of teaching a'.id will
make our schools* sticets* If any on**
can. If you dont know him apk tho*e
who do what son of a worker lie i«.
11* w ill support the nominees of the
Democratic party. Friends.
1 res pert fpBy announce myself a can
didate for th* office of School i oniaiis-
• loner, subject to the rules and regula
tion* of th* lieiii«H-ratk.* Party, 1
pledge inv self to abitlc by the results of
the^irimary rlcclhui and not to ac(*ept
either a nomination or an office from
the rules and regulations of the Demo
cratic party.
We present the name of Capt Sease
not only as one deservilf*f the office hut
ms one whose qualifications are unsur-
passed by any to till the position.
Friends.
For Sheriff.
•ml*
hut
i the
tied 1 democrat I
ier than tbe regularly
c organ Is at km.
K. II. llvBIBT.
For Coogrtss.
Supmisor’s Notice.
Alt parti** wbw Kate
Ref ■ ..unit** to tbl* «•*»
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House of RepreseoUtires.
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of tb* pf«*«rUI Dial* aBK*
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For Coroner.
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I b* « ••ngrv»*t4»nsl primsry In ’hr
o«d Dtsirirl ludirsu s Uiat tbe *r
ra w will t«* b*t*ren flon. ( JW , |>
man and ( uJ. W J. U iu . rl ^
IRm. G. Duncsn Hrlling. r 1* leading
»«i tbe rare far th* HoJlcltor.hip.
* As wealwaysgn to pre»s st I o\
w rdn**ds) oe can i
inor* new a.
Twenty-five ( Ounty PrecliicU henrd
fr**!. lilloMU, l.f.**l; bhep|Ninl, 8«7.
Now gel lug' the r
PnthtbiUon carried the Slate by
orerwheliiilug majority.
Grefnyif/e Female College,
(.REI N \ II I K.
w ait
Tiil-
’clock
lo give
an
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m&'ti
• (ieorgia ( rop* aud Polltirv.
Mill Ray, (.a , Aug. 21, lv.»2.
Ed*tor l\ vj>lc ;
'rimcorn crops through this part of
’BulhK'b county are gemrallv giwnl and
f ikhs aud |H*tato crops are promising,
out the cotton crop* are not more than
iwo-lbirds of a crop; cotton is begin
ning to o|>en very fast.
Politics are booming very high in this
county and there 1* h great deal of po
litical work being done throughout the
♦•ounty. Both the Democratic party
aud the People’s party are contesting
Bard for the county, State andCongrei!-
sional offices, and it is generally be
lieved that the People’s part v will carry
the day, through Bulloch and Tatnail
cnintiea.
* Health is very good through the eoun-
try, there is very little sicknefs roport-
# ed up to date. Keat|>e<'tfullv yours,
T. j. Morris.
Failhful Unto Death.
Denison, Tkx., Aug. 22.—Tate Mor
rison, a colored man aged 102 years,died
tlifs morning on Red River. ' Morrison
nerved through the war. He was the
aervant of Major (jeneral pat Cleburne
of Confederate fame. After the battle
of Franklin, when Cleburne was killed,
Morrison carried a musket and fought
Fhe Federal* until the close of the war.
31D dying regret was that he could not
live to a vote for Cleveland fbr
President.' • •
•m mm
More than one half «f thfkrafTroad
mileage of siouth Catalina is in iifnds
of receivers, jay* the Baltimore Manu-
faeturera’Jtetffird. The following list
of roads is riven: Asheville andjipar-.
. Atlantasnd Charlotte Air Lin^
Knoxville and Western,
Cincinnati and Chica
♦ ••iii g ladit-s <♦•in.iis
Tb**** arriving >•? oil
hsv* anarvgvmenl* mad
ing m—'. st «v»nv*nieut |*"
( orp* of Tw*»»ty ln»ir
\ unilxr of Made ii la L
lte|mr:ui*nt of Mu*iy
t >ry Course.
W \D|; R. BROWN.
ArtI*t Graduate of N. K.*( on*arva-
lory, IP**tun. •
Director with fiv* a*si«tant Instruct
or*. M IBM STELLA L. FERRIS,
Graduate lu V«m sI Mu«ic, X. K. Con.
llo*lon. Instructor of Voi*:*; Culture.
F'ull College t ‘our*e.
High Standard of Sclioiarslii|».
The healtli reconl »urpa**e* llmt of
all Female Colleges in the State.
Send for now Catalogue.
A.«S. T’oW N ES, President.
sepl-liw
The Favored Few
Pick tlie ripened political plums and the
multitude must w ait aruPwatch to gath
er such shares a* the fax law s and the
w holesome administration of affairs in
State and County may allow them. 1^,
to the defeated candidate ami tin* un
ambitLousjcitlzen Relief is nearer, surer
and a plenty for everybody, and the
way to get there is so plain and easy
that no otie need go astray.
Coterm-r It.
H. TIHnit<i
A «( (it* Head 1
dldaia lor tlw
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am a fteoliM
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pbrdg* my soil
1 w*
abide by lb*
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1 pledge O
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bid* by lb* re
aojf •ourr* a
r than tb#
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turn and not bo
[ 1 fif i$etu
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n t • t
ration and
If t«»ti«li. ^,
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tb* State (
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ifMt Hi!. fiHIfitfii
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it iHtit ib# rrti
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. eriior nnfif y fit a.
tor •
■ tb# preyen
Jb • 1
well Moiotf
I mm* j
i ir*Uou#
4* A. * H a— a9 at
rt*rit t (Hal asv fibnd* lav* pla«H
•) aa*or Hvf(«r* tbe 11*1141* l**rib*
I («**••••• I e*N«*»t**(n«*rr, an*| kUOUlcg
kal lb* rule* *»f tb* Itetnaarfullr pEtusa*
•• fwquir* 1 Hal all vantlblaia* |.t*»tg*
teia«*I**•, | du b* rwby [.tevlg* usv*ulf
1 abl*|r •irbtlY by tb* rul** aad ragu*
iikMi* of tb* Iteusurralt* Prtuiarte*.
I «iu lu full •Yuv|«*iby • Mb aud iu-
*»d aupMrtlug lb* pr***ul adusluiaira-
•• at lb* A ugu*f priuMfT.
Cm E. Bbaatinzb-
I rua|<*v|fully anaoutw* uiy **lf a cuu-
■ 1 «*••»(>. t»-
•I r*jgtfia-
purty.
r«*uli*
I** Atk 1 fi
• iuys*!f a* a
| I mmtOOOf *d
■§NTV*^ aa B r
•I** 11* ib* rute* aud svC*
|*Maurralfcr part v
r *d H R Tdtauaa tm
m ib* p»a**ut Ad*
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Igtafl
rup*
mil
mt»
1 ptMua.
J»«4 llw
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tWi
of Hi
d South C
tytelf
hid*
ary eMrciioii ami
a iumuI nation 0
•uro* othtr than
i A.»
I to ar-
»r an office
1 lb* fegu-
1* orgaui/a-
k. Ryan.
ifi. G. W. Walker,
MAIN STREET,
BARN WELL’S C .
Itas kept busy during tlie dull summer
months in studying tire markets and
collecting bargains from ail the leading
cities and manufactories until lie lias
packed every shelf and lilled-uvarv nook
and corner with a stock rtf Genera! Mer
chandise that is perfect in completeness
and beyond ail coni petition in cheap-
iarly constituted Dcmoc
lion.
Augu*t 1*1, 1<»2.
Th* ]rlends of J. McMillan herrhy
■ nnouuc* him as a candidate for the
House of Representative* and pledge
him to abide by tlie rule* and regula
tion* of the Democratic party. * lie i*
iu accord with the Farmers* movement
aud w ill vote for the reform Stale ticket.
Many Friends.
The many friends of J.-D. Kinard
hereby announce him a* a candidate for
tlie House of Representative*, and
pledge him their hearty *up|iort. lie
w ill abide by the rule* aud regulation*
of the Democratic party of Barnwell
county. , Many' Friends.
I endorse the present administration
ami B. K. Tillman lor Governor.
J. D. Kinard.
’ ni)Tlf to
! uiary election a
I nomination or an <
I oilier than tbe r
( I>eiu4H rafic organ!
I am in favor of
. Governor and emit
! ininDtralion.
KU A LIEU.
■ my **tf a rum
I MB lb favor *f H It T1
* •' vtfuwf ami *mh m* tb* py
salutesratbm. J. ft, | «a
I b* te bv HlMtetew** ■* y **ff
late t*r ib* *b*< (F*• *4H** a
■a j «*tf lu abidr by tb* t*u«
ItemurVullr pvHmteV. I I
•dh*« uuUid* of lb* (**«
ad>
• • • •
pte*l,
fit afii
itlt pus a**u|
ar !•»«■*• rat
yi
•f
te-
Site Under lortfare.
d I ua
a fur
I Ad*
U«L
I
6 •
•••r oi ’b* Farmor
H M 1
• Ute vt
• i •— ■ . • .
O*%tmo | obatl
M»ry (*■# drkr*
iteu that • 111
f €•«■»* *ruur.
M. H a* •» •
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Mk ♦
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*11
r r*vNtea*u ii**
•1.
For
aL
Ob
V %
i Ul
ii
pa^p* 3
tu f><
M. It. n imau t* mr cHrdn
srnor aud I eodof*• (be )•€*•<
•tration. jt, I |
I r**p*«-ffullY ankotite
■iidaitf for the luriuo* ra
for ( oruner of llartiuvll
(•UV •
luaio-
i g.
1 ran*
f m v teir
ic tMMi.iuatU u
■ounty aud so-
*4 ami •*
• II tb* ak
teal 1 y
plain
■all ut
0** r *
If. 1
»• Hi tb*
v*d lb*s
Illy uf •
or vb# Hi
L J! • (*i
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e« Cltr
falte c*»l
r
niln
l»rr»rn:
J. A. 11 AY*
licit in* support of ILv | eoplc. •
1 pledge mytelf to abide hy tbe results
of Hie primary election and mu to accept
" >r either a nomination or an oflUr from
Ad- I *iiy»ourceother than the regularly cou-
1
a faith
bfteH I
1*1 (1UM
■ ubrf*
1 ■*ary
carry
or*. I
or* ib*
iu ral 4
iy frirc
1 ».l
rul •
I bai
d>'
I n* • a *
mv fuf*
*
■ ••A tbrus fw«
I •tamf |teht-
f»»r umt to «v
two fan* nt.i
Han
(ogr
v a
urn* 1
auva*
t|« U l.
I respectfully announce nty*c!f a
candidate fur re-election to the office of
•muted I tetnocratic organization.
1 am in favor of H. R. rdiman f»»r G(
ernor; iiave alwavs 'n-en a*Farnie
to accept cither a nomination or an
office from any source other than the
regularly constituted Democratic or
ganization. •
1 am in favor of B. K. Tillman for
Governor and endorse tin- present Ad
ministration. C. II. Langley.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of County f oiiimi.-*-
sioncr, subject to tlie rules and regula
tions of the Democratic party*. I pledge
myself to abide by tlie results of the
primary election and not to accept either
a nomiinflion or an office from any
source other tiian the regularly consti
tuted Democratic organization.
1 am iu favor of B. R. Tillman for
Governor and endorse the present Ad
ministrations - Gko.-W. 1'eacock.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of < ounty Commis
sioner. I pledge myself to abide byjhe
results of the primary election an (knot
to accept a nomination or au office from
any source other than the regularly
constituted Democratic organization.
1 am in favor of tlie Fanners Move
ment and tlie present Administration
has given me entire satisfaction and I
shall vote for Delegates in the coining
primary who will support B. R. Till
man lor Governor.
Tow n fieople say I am overxtocked.l ^ * Jos. AL 5kin vkr ^ «» OR, ' Nr, ,° V( ' K *
hut I know hotter. It might he so if 1 . * Barnwell tow nship,
were to depend entirely on Barnwell The friend* of ( apt. J. M. L liner pre- I resfiectfully announce myself a can-
trade, hut when my country’ friend* n*me as a candidate-for the didate for the office ofVounty Commis-
and the general public find out how ■* oll * c Kenres^gfacive* and pledge sioner, subject to the rule* and regula-
Drgc my stock and how low nay prices : “i m t* 14 ’ reaulta of the fininary,; tiou* of tbe Democratic party. 1 piedgy
they will share In the benefi'ts offered an .^ ,IO, to n,, office from any ; myself to abide by the re*uit»of the pri
l»y my erperience and energy in serving . ot ‘ >e £ *our e than the regularly conati- mary eleefioa and not to accept either a
The many friends of Hon. II. II.
Crum hereby announce him as a candi
date for liic House of Represen tali ves,
and phalgc him thcib-hcartv support.
He will abide hy the njiles and regula
tions of the DeinocratkAjliarty’.
Many Friends.
I endorse the Farmers’ movement and
favor the re-election of Gov. B. It. Till
man and Mu entire administration.
H. II. Crum.
I resjfcctfulfy announce my self a can
didate lUkuiominarion as niemoer of the
House orYtepresentativcs hv the Demo-
cratic I’rtihartesof Barnwell and pledge
iqyself to abide by and support the re
sults of such election, and not to accept
a qeininatioii or office from any other
source than the regular Democratic or
ganization.
I am in accord witli the Reformers
and support Gov. Tillmaa and the pres-
^ eut btate officersfor re-*ietrti0ter'“ ^
Jos. M. Skinner.
The friend* of Capt. J. M. Ulmer pre
sent hi* name as a cxndhlaU'for the
eut administration.
: County t’oiumissioner, subject to lh« j movement^mao aud 1 endorse the |
rule* and regulations of the Democratic
party*. I pledge myself to abide hy the
I results of tlie Primary Election and not
Henuy 1*. Icut*
iY-
tartn to aoaLe a
c«Minty, I h*|i* u
. Hti 0 v ;* •» • 11 ir..i ii..* , <
orgleit to visit tiino as iiidllfrm
my part. Res|«rctfn)ly.
I ha\e hegn.with the F
in*-nt •im-e Its first orgHitiza
ctuinty.. 1 wiwked for and
irr ••1 J| •
M<wtg«a
Irnut
tteisprs.
Ii. mith m ilnr hp
■Itev twfi d*s*ifl|
1 (Hal |»Srr* B* |**f« •! *|
flwp aud b*Hif wHbtu
liuUis ot lb* btelU ot ti
•(■•tf aud wiai* alwUrsiqi
teHrtbrt «rMb
writ (Ul aswl f rftAKzrf
b*a • jiu alt tb* |tev**Ns
giitg ts» ■aid Haruurll d
* t •Mapaav. %• • m*h
**• a s»b*-tute r**«i»A
L*»k \ . lu tb* ••0h* ft
•»L»r -. mn
IksPtt tl|
b •
f -
I’
rauupuuy.
I jrtmfmrrff
I aud Irt-
fu*• v ass—
I aa |*ug^
b* Kr-g ,%«
llaruwrll
. rL *. * k * * f
•II
Ilf.
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rtnars t
lou ii
• lltq
1 II
d. r.
*r., t
r. D.
led
am
At the solicitation of many friends I
iieiehy announce mv-elf a candidate
for tlie office of Corrtner for Barnwell
county, pledging myself not Ur accept
either a nomination or an office from
any source oilier limn the regularly
constituted Democratic pRrty.
1 am in favor of the Farmers Move
ment and flic present AdminUtration
has given me entire Katisfacti^q, jind I
shall vote for Delegates in the coming
primary who w ill support B. K. Till
man for Governor.
C. J. Carter.
I respectfully announce myself aVan-
didate for election to the olliea of Coro
ner of Baniwell county. I jtledge my
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
tiian tlie regularly constituted Demo
cratic organization. :?■
Ijendor.se B. R. Tillman for Gover
nor and the present admuiDtration.
1. M. KaYks.
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 the primary’election and not to
accept either a nomination or arwdfice
from any source otht r than the regular
ly constituted Dcimfcratic organization-
Johnson II. Tobin.
Tillman in the la-t election, aud 1
doing the *auio iu this.
AV. S. Bamberd.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for t lerk of th* Court of
Barnwell County and pledge myself to
abide by the rule* governing the iH ni-
ocratic party and not to accept a nomi-
iiallpn or an ofilOe from .my muuot
other than tin- regular ovnitltUted
Democratic Organization.
I am In favor, of B. R. Tillman for
Governor and endorse tlie present ad
ministration. J. Snkllino.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for Clerk of the Court of
Barnwell County, and will support the
nominee of and accept office from none
other tlnyn the tegular Democratic part v
I have worked for the success of the
Farmers’ movement since its incipien-
cy, voted said ticket two years ago, am
iu sympathy w ith and endorse tlx* pres
ent administration and w ill vote for the
ticket to nominate the candidates head
ed hy B R. Tillman for Governor at the
coming election.
If elected my every effort w ill he to
make the visits-of thejieopletoand their
business transaction* with that office
pleasant and agreeable.
G. II. Kirkland.
I respectfully announce myself as *
candidate for re election to the office of
( lerk of the Court.
. Hail myrfrtends appeared at all reluc
tant to undertake the trouble and ex
citements of another canvass I would
Rave forehorne to offer for the position,
hut with a kind partiality and a gencr-
jous devotion which has very deeply
\Y
Kk
II.
W imhIw aril. TV*.
Mike Brown. M
Ml ward and AM
i. w. Ml.
II. .'alii
Gilmore
vrtjptjfm
l«h.
r.
ti
1.
:ll
Attorney# for Mortgagee*.
their want*. Cheap and good g«Hui* 1
J
ICO,
, Sumter aruj^oi-theni, Che-
Augutta, C
baa tar and J^nolr,
GroouTiJle,
apurcodHon
tuted D« i togatcy. a member of the nomination or an office from any *«>iirc* * him iu nomination foi
Fcnnon’Movement and (or B. it. Till-, other than the regularly constituted ! well couutv! subject
•uba for Govurnor. Detnocratic organizstiou.
n » Mil . Mart Fmtcviw. I 1 am In favor of the Fanners Move-| rle*, !>eing asaured that if
. ( **• B. lUlnianis my vlioice for Gov- ment and the pr*«eut Adoiiui-tnaion . »er\e.
te, Columbia them far tlie list would l»e too lonirlfor I • r,,or lin ^ ^ undorsu tbe jire**nt admin- ha* given me entire salts fact ion and I r
^ 'Dtralkm. J. M. Ulmkr.
For Auditor.
Believing that tlie office should seek * louc ,n ^ dwy havu with zeal
the Man, and not the man the office, the ; !£!* *# .ill heat and bur-
make up for tlie low price of collrtn. So
I invite everyboiiy from everv w here to
come to tee my goods and find out my
price*. I don’t undertake to catalogue
Tmtti pj '■«»•( the »lr»Kxle.
jj
to tlie rule# jhiU
rima-
ecurd he w ill
hey strongTT urge
which I have di»-
rule# jtnd U c h*riipd the dutie« of lheot1h-*ha* more
U prima- ) ,!:h * n ib t»y former eloc-
friend* of Captain S. W . . . .. — ^
iuatlon for Auditorof Bam- I l !\ !*, ' 'l!. il av C dis
y* subject to the mU
n gidatioio- of the lH.’inrK‘ratic |
lion. They a«*erT,
int for me to hHiete
Silmmou to Absent Defendants.
State or South # ’aroi in a.i
B.U.VW 1 ! I ( Q( Nit. »
CGL RT OF COMMoN FLEAS.
A U.Cohnor, I’laiutilf,against Mary >f.
. Ashley and Harriet I. Ashley, De-
fendanu.
Summons for Relief (< omplaint Served }
Io tlie Defendants Mary’M. A.diley and
Harriet l.y\shh*y.
You arc hereby tumuiotuid aud.xc-
(piired to answer the complaint in tlifs
action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you. and to serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint on
•the subscribers at their offiecTn V\'aIter-
boro, S. C., w ithin tw» n y days after the
Nervice hereof, exclusive of the day of
^dcli service ; and if you fall to answer
the complaint within the time afore
said, tlie plaintiff in thisaction will ap-
ply to the court foi tlie relief detaaudad
in the complaint.
Dated May 10th A. I). 189-2.
Howkll, Ml RCIty tk F’amrow,
f , "1’lalntltf’# A ttorneys^—
To the defeiuLaur.s above named:
Take notice that the complaint in this
action, together with the summons of
whidi the foregoing t*» copy, was illcii
in the office of the L'lerk of tlie* Court ot
Common Pleas for the County of Barn
well, at Barnwell, SrC., on th^ 23d day
of August, A. I). 1n92.
Howell, MURPiiY*a farrow, •
_ ' PlalmilTs Attv*.
” altcrtmro, S. C- Aug. 29th, 1892.
aug'J.Vdw
d it is very plea#-
them, that 1 hate
Notice.
puMteatiop. ^ ran suit all buyurt In
^ ^ bil that I a»k Is a lair
l i ° f * iMiyal and ebap«.-e to prove my word* good.
tbil-, • Couie tu Uuadquartrra aariy pad #f-
iteuaad ( maaiH|a ten, *iogt» aud iu •. orvs and Hru w 11
h* IU 1 t» pfiluM^. ^
- ® X«^. HT • It A
f tie
tk * ■
he undersigned re*|iectHillr glv.
tiuiihersal aat I •faction, I’hal the aotn-e ihzi he w HI atieiui at hD ofll^
s ®uri I^CLrlr 1 ^ 111 991 in - , ^ ru l* r,, 00 ll, e first week ah>l (bird
iB 1 *—^ te .dafual j Mtaa of tu* matiih, heginnlag tb*
uth on tbe first Momlay uf tame, and
r rr* w ^