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Barnwell People. m I. ROLUtS. Editor 1 Prop r. LA MBIT CtmiTT CIKCTLATIOS. THE CMICAaOCOXTETTIOX. A mv l« tlM of Umov (7nltod SUIooi li bolng dUTormi la OMay e«wntlaU frtaa aajr •ad all Ibat tiadr* kor» mo foraooi.|tr pBvnoxs tied rr run tue I’KR.HKNT. THURSDAY JULY 1C, IttM. KOR 1*RK«II)KNT: W. J. BRTAX, nr nrrrakkAr FOR VIC’K-PRK'EIDKN'T: ABTHt'H P. REWAL1# or MAINS. ••V Major -j^fKitilcj'a newapapor pic tiirMsppetrtowrar ^tbat tired feel • \ South Carolina Democra^i; will give Bryan and dowhll a greater majority next November than any electorlal tleket ever received In thia State. The Popullat National Convention will meet In St. Loul*, Mo., on the Sid Htat. If It ahall, aa la generally expect •d,endorae the doing* of the Chicago Convention, Bryaa a took will go on a boom. _____ "Dixie*' la now among the moat pop ular national alra, and even ell vide* time with-Yankee Doodle. In the Re publican Convention at St. Loot* and the Democratic at Chicago iu atralna a4waya "brought down the houae.'’ There waa unuaual and refraahlng wnaelflahneaa In the conduct of thfc leading candidate! before the Chicago. Convention. Kach inatroetad bia friend# to withdraw hfm from tbe race ftf any other proved to be more popular or promUod to bah mom effective win- ■er of vote# next November. All the Weat la wild arlth enthnalaam for tbe Chicago onndldatet. And when the retorna of the elect'on come In It will be found that they will have poll ed e much larger vote Id the Central, Middle and Eaptern State* than the gold standard people dream of. la Utd Chicago Convention over ten geld delegatee, all from tbe Kaetnxcept Me hand full from Wlaroealn and Mia- nee»**e. refuted to participate la the nomination of a I'maldential ea* dl- date on a free allver platform. It la yet nncertaln whether the gwld liema eraU nil) hotd a ennevatioe and aoml- J netn a candidate ef their ewa. It la the general opinion that Uwy a ill not dw M. that aeme will UM m> pert U the 1 are and I hex other* all! , Major M. Kintey.ihe IUp«b4.-| dene A grant many ao-eaitad | Xevapnper* and pelltklana here alrendy glren eetlee thaa they will not anppert thn < hi am the other hand a mi rev BonoMtm •truefc •‘•nag »• lo thr con«iruction _ of the p«Mt*lon Ian, ebich Iravrr evrrT- thing at a •tanda III for the prervnt an Commencing In 1-^4 and continuing Ur a* the dual pa> merit u( tMr ptnalniM through eight CAispalgna, the Demo- •«cannnmed. Nothing fnrilrrr«wu In* crallt- USED' pul •» candlrlaua lit «H»«r tuamlmra af -the It fur tbe Frerldency t'lllxena and re*l- dent* nf the Slate of New York, and tbe vote of the Empire State waa held to be abaoiutrly necea*ary to Demo cratic aueeeaa Rnl time# change and mm change with therri. Thn Dctnocrata of the South add ^I’eat have divorced them- aelve* fron) the Ea*t«rn alliance* and gone to life prairie* for a atandard bearer. The p'atfonn on which they hav^pl a:e( l hl' n > eniboiliea the Idea# of the South ami Weat and inakca plain iaanc* on which tho content la to be waged. Our reader* will And It on the ir*t page of thla linue. » The Convention in Chicago la-1 week waa fer more largely attended than any previoua Convention of any political party. That evldencea the gr^ateat public intereat felt in It* work. The apccchea are raid to have been the ■trongcat and most eloquent delivered In any National Convention aince 1800. Senator D. B.THU, of New York, aa chief champion of the gold atandard, and ex-Congre*aman W. J. Brian, of Nebraska, for the allver aide, mode ar gument* that will ler.g bo (tooted and hooked to by tbe adherenta of their re spective belief* aa masterpiece* of American eloquence. In eloafng the debate Mr. Bryan covered hlmaelf with glory and won through the magic of tongue, brain and delivery the prize of the nomination. Only ana other speech In American political bUl&ry luie ap proached It In Influence, (bat made by James A. Garfield, of Ohio, In ls*0, bich won the Republican nomina tion for him. ^ Mr. Bryaiyl* tbe youngest candidal* aver nominated for lha 1‘reaiJency, be ing o*ly thirty-all year* of age, just year above the ronetltntlonal re quirement of tbirty-fira years. Ill* faUker wa* a YlrginUn.be Isa naMvvof IlllnoU, essentially a self grade man. He la a lawyer by prefeeslon, and Ms wife. It !• suird, 1* also a prarileing at tgfuey. During the Nret ela month* nf his prnrtlve bin fee* amounted I* only altty-eighl Aullara^ In Ini*, when only thirty year* of age, lee as alerted W» t'ongrra* an.I served I we term*. By bis leer*mg. laglr and ability be proved hlmaelf a match f«v tbe giants ef (be lleoae, and aeon became faoseos from er>» rod ol the I’olon le the elhv( aa an | ndvernte ef tbe free r- lnsge ef allver I since hi* retire went from leogreea be J he* been editor of tbe Omehb Rarld- j Hvr* J *4 ef f- irwoe yonre iwved the* he wee deetlosd te greet things Hvlahoown nil ever the • eel aa the "Bey (Jraloe of board, Me **r*. Tompkins and Btriter, relnrn, and tho Attorney Oertcral's of- flee construe* t*e pension act. It la a question, under the terms of the act whether those who were member* of the Itr*t, second, third and fourth re serve corps, eouth Carolina Volunteers, are enlisted to draw’ pension*. Some of these men—and many of them have tiled apllcatlona for luiuaiomi—were called out on guard duty at various times, but generally returned to their homes in a few day*. Others were held In reserve, but saw no fcervme at all. The act aaya that those who were in the service of the State or of the .Confed- eratu Slate* are entitled to pemdoiM. The atnmbllng block Is a* to what constituteK •‘service” under the act. THE COUNTY ALLIANCE. The quarterly meeting of the County Alliance was held In the Court House on Friday. It was well attended. The veteran old guard members were promptly In their places. The old ofil- eers having given complete satisfaction were re-elected. -Upon the completion of the private work the doorft were thrown open and the public Invited to enter. The con 11 room was comfortably tilled. Col. Wil- horn of York County delivered an ad dress on Alliance principles, which was attentively listened to and Wa* weir calculated to rekindle Til* STATE CAMPAIGN. palgn meciliif al Snm. | lamaly. Jndgn K* I made hi* dr*t sparch aa a randlda** for I Ibv I'Mlrd Stairs Senate. Gov, Kvana ami other •(elrga’.c*In th*( hleagoi'on* I vvi) 1 Inn*dId not n-turu home' luliuie to reach Siimtoi. They eatne In on Mon day full of anthualasut over the wbrk dune st Chicago, - * RED OAK NEWS. Mr. W. \V. Hnelllng had the misfor tune to lose a horde last ue k. Sallle Aimstrong, colored, almut 16 years old, swallowed a niu some two weeks ago and died four usys later. In spite of medical attention. This should be a warning to the many yom g ladles and girls who use their mouths as pin cushion* while dressing. ’ Oeorge Stinson, aged l) year*, son of Mr. Yf. D. Stinson, died on the bth Inst., after a painful Illness of a few dtys, and waa buried in Heven Tines Cemetery. p Mr. Walter Hill was In our midst on Sunday. Ml*s Lizzie Harley is visiting rela tives here, L'Inconnu. For County Supervisor. ^ or AiTdlt or. . . Kearse, H. C. June 15th I****'-. I respeclfullr MPMMMi myself a candldata for the ofllca of Supervisor of Barnwell Cou»ty\ subject to the rule* and regulation* of the Dem ocratic Primary election, pledging my- aelfi to abide the result* and support the nominees of thn pa'ty. (Paid) J. A. ClIAHSKREAl’. Barnwell, S. C , M\y 13. 18WJ. I respectfully announce myself-a candidate for the ollice of Supervisor Of Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Pri mary election, pledging myself to abide by the results and support the nomi nees of the party. C. II. Laxoi.ey. (Paid) FOR FALL EATING. to rekindle the tlrst love of the member* of the order. Congressman W.J. J'albcM received a hearty welcome. He recalled the fact that his tlrst address aa State Al liance lecturer had been delivered at Barnwell. Hi* experience in Cong.ess ha* added new force and grace to fils alway*-effective oratory. He wa* somewhat unwefl with cold and neu ralgia and. tharefore eat abort bis speech, wiitrtr' wa* pronounced by many listeners the host they had ever beard from bis lip*. They hope he will be entirely well w hen the State campaigners resell Barnwell on the *7th. Col. Talbert ha* no opposition for re- election to Congress He has been one of the ablest representatives from the South a.id bl* constituent* know it aud will govern themselves accordingly. REI NIO.V ATI I.MERi, The reunion of Companies (Land II. I Tib ll. C. I olunleers, will be held nt I liner*an Wednesday,KHh July. A>1 dre**ea will b* i|rllvere<l I.* (*a|>(. F. II. Crec-h nod Rev. Dr. B. K II. El wall. Tba surtlvor* of ibere gallant r>ou- mawds arv cordially urge.I m altend. Time I- repi.iiy Iblwulrg unr rank* and Kuta haga turnip a^ed should be planted this month. They require a deep, mellow soil and the rows should be *2 to Jj feet apart. Running beans, cucumber and squash seed should be planted now for the September crop. If beet seed are sown In a bed now and kept watered aud somewhat shaded they will be.readv to transplant about which the ..first of September, and will give you tender, juicy beets for Winter. Barnwell, S. C., May 12,lK0e. .1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for the ollice of Supervisor of Barn well County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Pri mary election, pledging myself to abide by the results and support the nomi nees of the party. - ' W. T.Cavx. (Pai(D For Clerk of Court. AlIendale.B. C., July «. Ih»U 1 respectfully announce m> •elf s can didate for the utile* Of Auditor of Barn well County, snbject to the rules and regulatlunlTtf the Democratic Primary election, pledging in) self to abide by the results artd support the nominee* of the party. ‘—' * W. R. Brabham.' (Paid.) Wllllston, S. C., July C, ISOfi. I respectfully announce myself a camljdale for the ollice of Auditor of Barnwell County, subject to Hie rules and regulations of the Democratic pri mary election, pledging myself to abide by. the result* and support the nomi nees of the party. S. W.Trotti. (Paid) Barnwell. S. C., May 12, 1890s I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Auditor of Barnwell County subject to the rules and regulations of tin* Democratic Pri mary eleetjon, pledging myself to abide by the results and support the nomi nees 01 the party. G. 0. Rii.ey. (Paid) For Congress. Washington, D. C., May I will be a candidate- for rr{*U, to Congree* trom the Second 1 sional District, subject to tbfc the Democratic Primaries, rules of the Democratic party. IV, J Talbk (Paid) •For IIousq of Kcprescntn- tivcB. , ^ • Baml>erg, S. C., July 14,*180(1, I respectfully announce myself a candidate for tho House of Repreaenta- lives, subject to the rulea ami regula tions of tbe Democratic primary elec tion, pledging myself to abide by the results and support the nominees of the party. (Paid) F. F. Carroll Jr. SITUATION WANTED. By a male teacher of long experience and highest qualifications of character and education. First class reference* furnished. Address, with full particular*, "Teacher,” oareofTns. Pkoci.*, Barn- An entf'rtalnment wa* given at Ap pleton on Friday evening to aasUtin raising a fund to purchase a school or gan. 'There was a goodly attendance and the evening pa—ed olf most agree ably. Dainty refreshments. Ice cream Included, were freely partaken of. Af ter the company had di*|iers(d and re tired lor lha night upwards of twenty persons In Appleton and liuiurdlate vicinity became suddenly 111. soma of them very aerbw *ly. The doctor* and nnrses were kepi bu*y until late the neat day In raring for the sick, alt of wboi* have forlunatelv recovered. Ike Ice cream, or some of ft, bad been, ll I* I respectfully announce myself a candidate for Clerk of Court of Barn well County and again a«k the voters of the County for their Votes. I run subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary election, pledging myself, as I have always done, to abide the result aud support the nominees of the party. G. it- Kirkland. (Paid ) - - • " ri Barnwell, S. C., May 2nd. IKOfi. respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Clerk of Court of Barnw ell County subject to the ruli* and regulations of the Demo cratic Primary election, pledging my self to abide the result and aup|>ort the nominees of the |>arty. i Wn.DlRCAR. (Paid)- For Solicitor. I respectfully announce myself a can. didate for the office of Solicitor ot the Second Circuit, subject to the rules and regu atious of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to abide by the results and support the nomiuees of the party. • G. Pcnca.n Bellinuer. (Paid) Ulmer, S. C., July 13,180(5. I respectfully announce myself a candidate tor the House of Representa tives, subject to the ru’es and . regula tions of the Democratic primary elec tion and pledge myaelf to abide by the results aud support the nominees of the party. E. L. Sanders. Denmark', S. C , July 10th, 18D6. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the House of Representa* lions of the Democratic primary elec tion, pledging myself to abide the re sults and support (lie nominees of the' party. U. H. Gri m. (Paid) Barnwell, S. (*.. May 1, MM. I respectfully announce my-clf a candblaie for the office of ClrrA of I Court of Barnwell County, subject to | tbe rule* and reguiubm* of the I o-mo- all of il peril* Ibmngh w •hake hand* aga Urrd mi of life* ( hlaagw iiV-t- . Hera 4 great maa J 1 re* I Haea ha waa a le • ill reeaa laea 1 ha , Mr. Bryaa ho* ha I fad the "B* y ' -eawe ■wa . * •ff eJ eM | the aWesAw* ’ the Ptatae." a*d if hi* campaign •*••- US* I ^g«ia a (14^ Ww, hAa ahsqwaaf e«4ee a Bl I p clmhly ha hea>d la a eery whale la the hefare the *lar«lan. U* will la Yaw Yark tha hi let •alh. a hea lha raasmlltaa 111 a*dify hla* Iw Medlaaw a—ll^»lla■. j hegla lha wi iwrt af thi* aa) that hi* rampalgi ' J Uaa* Us Aamrtawa pal m m ill rm henealb tbe •bade 1* tort 1 a hit* waa lb* iMauMWIea of ll dch we pv**.-,| and I • bef.-re w* are mu a aert We. _ Ben* i« ,.n. Ja.lge W . (. IWn#!, liOM ftl • »*l < au«t at Baraaetl, H a aatltei M-otlaad. hot rwate la pualb Csrwlti •a aarty meahwad. He u** h.*ed ll Mala wf hi* odwfHAww aa faAahfwIly a* ha* ba»a In lara as well hr lav*. I a* he had been “antlve sad Aa lha ataaa. irera.” Ila a aa ad a rated at the I alvei *H v of J1 Maharg, aw-4 S»* DavalAed el leaateelf Ihrwaghaat Earepa and |A Ten Warhf He ho* hewn a eh»*e aa area 'ala •* w A*at •!! hi* Ufa, aa ‘ * leal sad •arellMkca of IllaanC) 1 areal Are raaka amawg tire area* sarhatnra af the Maw ah e l* * Wat wan* >ad at borer an all aahjer*! *a a a »A»er hAa pan Aa olwnj • j gif And and gvnudnL a ad hA* friend* nee ll le safe (■ j *«re that hla fainre n|.| hn ns (wight •• ill ha tha lien- *** 9**4 and perer nt pram In it shall •nppaaad, kept In atm *e..H Vre b-ng I vral | tf l-rtorery r and had iu cunt*i|iieuee hevema |«oi*ao- lo a bidr he tire reanlu and '***• ■ ... « , j the naniinee* of the |rer T :e Joly returna for citon to the | (paid] Make* lb* f?AnNWlu. I ii. C., J(n»2T r JRTL I respectfully announce myaelf a candidate lor the office of Solicitor of the Second Circuit, subject lo the rules and regulations of the Democratic Pri msry Election, pledging myself to abide by the results and auppurt iBe nomiuess of the party. ( has. Carroll Simms. (Paid) For County Superintend ent of Education. I re*|*ertfully anooiince myself a can didate lor lit* office of t*uperletendent of Education of Barnwell Cwnnty, sub ject to the rule* and regulation* of the Barnwell, 8 C., July 7, 1KX1. I respectfully announce myself • end- didate fur Lhe. House of Represent*-, tlrea, snbtect to tbe institution and rules of lhe ( Democraiio- Party, and pledge inysell to abide tlie results of the Primary Election and support the nominees of the paitr. Jos. M. Skinnck. (Paid ) tWo». pledging n*y- [ I•eiuo, ratn- prlmorv elaclfoa, pladging om »eii tm abide hy the rwauli* and sup- HN UiLMt .1 1+ ' it Tp!tff ll It of agi cnndlth 2 la Jut port the nominees of (he party. B»« iherg, ■ •oil. Ap P*Ma n os 1 Mali I M ale foi kf Ban .f ( 1 hr Aff"r• ul tb< l-M. »-K a •erh nf j >ject la • Kem* ■g my- Mippurt | iFaMi I re* nr. (r. N. Aaaaw. Khrbardt. S.C., July «, IWi. I reapeclfully annuuuce mrre 1 f a can didate for tha House of Keprrsemo tive*, subject lb the rule* and regula tion* of the Democratic Primary rlrc- tb>n, pledging mr *rlf to abide tu th| rr*ulu and *up|.orl tiie nominees 1 ' J.D.KI.I (PaRI ■- « If a II* of V f Sanaai ran- ra>< par M B. B >■***' •« I I d I I ai idt. *t • I I mar •f B* R. II. Ht Mae ) ,.'1 ^■MYhVMMpk Jour!*. I*'< | iwpeetlully aniMtnh.-e myaeir a candidate for the House of R»precanio- U* the rale* and regula- IteoMarrailc Primary -lec- g mveelf In abide hv lhe appori the nominee* of lhe J. B. lit avan. • ul. of I pled u par* y tPn I r ind<< d flarwertl, A. *\ Jane I at 1*9 resreetfally aanannee mtrel lain f»r ildTlIauae nf Bepre-ei «uh4-< 1 ia Aha fair a and ragi if lire I Wan rretAa primary e ad pledge my sell |o aWWAa hy 1 and anppatt the nnmlneaa nf r a • la- » ! *tf tPh W. A- Uo •g mi •ppm I Adi mamm i M. Mi I sol rtgbag, Jane t annnrnre 1 tne the I #gt—talarr •e a ind creneAderesAm — f n reorrsitr *n*ar* •l lead, my self a and bnpn > and *np- nf Barn- Arthnr P ‘ k * af Main*. I* *1 yanra af aga, n life lang j Infl ***** ******** Inmarrat and ardeni !»■■ oUaaa man | renaaaaa, mmrn amm , am ’jy a ^ a ship hnildaf and naeth Aabanf | f af atari Aaafgnad pkaMad thmdny, 1 sawn rely astnhllahad pnAAIAeal an lha high pinna af choree- and marlt,and largaly ke aid lime nniiy that Carat lea l*r«au*.rscy trlnmphaal la US io/kast days, ll U •are that lire people of this crenly, having bagnn ihnl garni erarh, will nt BtAa early data taka any etrpo and every candidate will teoua t real man t and fair Judgment according to hi* dealrvHtg*. ll Is as true now as II was In lha olden tlye that "every man I* the architect of his own fortune.’ And iu the campaign Just commencing there are honors to he woo that should stir the pulses of pa triots and ambitious men lo their beat endeavors. As tbe academy 1* prepara tory to the college or university, *0 the county campaign open* the door for the broader field .of State noli tics for some, while for others the quieter sue- oev* of election to non-poiitioal office la sufficient rewrerd. There it-always need tor first cl aaa men, and there is always room at tbe top. 177«* is»e .Several weeks ago we gave a brief editorial on the above text, promising a continuance later. Tbe action of the Ghicago Convention ia in «uch close Hne with what we conceived to be the proper way of making the tight that we quote the eloslng.sentences of nominee Bryan’s speech a* esaotiy defining tbe issues. He said: It D the issue of 177t> over again Our ancestors, when only three mil lions, declared their independence of every nation on earth. Shall we, when grown to aaventy millions, have less upuriupT M they wy ire cannot have bimetallism until some other .nation assists, we reply w« willrestore bimet- Mllism and let England, adopt it be- LMiise the United .States has leikthe wry. We shall answer Uotir demand for the geld standard by saying to < tlieui: 'You shall net preu down upon the brow of labor this crown of thorns. You ahall not crucify mankind upon across of gold.’" Mr. Johnson llagmai Jr , son of tho at* Col. )oe tlagond, waa reiwutly afodualrd from the United Sutr* Mil itary Aeademy alAYpai IVInl, and baa been appointed additional aaomd lieu- I an not of artillery ai da-regoed to duty With ABn avcondartllArr). tre. U* preat Aoa e ub «lAgaity. reoftoig •ad airewg ahllliy, nod bs* rwllng* all * beer t**tlas*ay ta hi* high legal brans- »•*- tA*»BaB WKNwR, ~" Umsan treAhrge. B. C* M Joly Meat af the ga**iw ami lawatiaal «f the Boreo and mule For Sheriff. Three f'eerea* Garni I Ihrerv. aarhiag Ijqhwr* UJf'ld HOt ruRA ami a ear of your diagnosis by tbe practice. Mt and the drain not diminished, one steady flux bears away tbe vitality and (iv n liopefulne**? Is l( health with wheat nearing fifty vents and cotton to be at five, and horses, cows, sheep, hog*, houses, lauds, all that men own, except gold, sink, sink together no one can tell bow deep, aa if on no foundation ? O sage doctor* of it. Louis, amt thou volunteer and coadjutor great shooter of wild ducks and fisher of. fishes not men you have physiced us into the dis ease, ’tit your medicine that kill*. Doctor* enough in consultation, let Mr Whitney’* doctor stay in Europe, we will get well without him. One werd more before parting. Hitherto we have gone to elections, some from principle and duty, many from-uartw adherence, the spoils of of fice, the excitement ot contest. What ever the event, the rulers might sigh but the nation did not groan. Now we come looking back to our homes— “There by tbe Danube did hi* rude hut lay. There were hi*young barbarians ail at play.” Our wives, our children, our dearest posses-ion* stau-J by us al the polls as* we east our votes That feeling will shove aside plausibility arid trample in the mire the rich plums of corruption - that feeling, seldom rising into action, but when amused, terrible in it* power, in might irresistible. Midway, — F. F-C. Terras—J sad aware (fled, after Areal f bale—ared at aae A Aw aha—, *41 - var la oee d—Aared Ire ha aaiaami , It* sireeglb sad We*jr a*at a I areas gw a* amt m»re»rerlly retired •■*.>«ig*t lire feeble, rerear •light srebeAdlary aa* viva te all It can ha eapmlad le parttrem. I roe fioaa la lire bleed al area aad light chaias have hrare Antraa aa fair wriata In love's faery atade af thr heart blood of fv- ■ra.goid aad •liver are tn iAm rvaong I tbe Joleee of lha noire* td aatiecn, bat aow oaa le found [ further dlgrettoa impure aad tire blood of .Malm must Ur mmRmm llua due* your patirat, duetors? For from you ahoclalincredlt fur lire dis co vary of thr malady In In73 and have treeted for it aince we must inquire of the health. Are your medicines effec live) We can judge only%>( the truth rkill of your edlclne can make disease, that we know. Do you physic patient or victimr You, we doubt, prove your sincerity by tbe health you have given. Is that health where one *0 young, so strong so manly lies tossing his limbs in unrest, >ta jjee cold head In Maine and burning fectln Texaff, con gested in his blood and jaundiced by this yellow plague? Is it health when the source* of nutriment are Inadequate ‘ th a. _ dls are i 'dough* alsoat hy hajadlciaas feeding I aad aalarlag * Aloes lha »*amarh af the horse Aa very •mall to rasapartraa to tha fra are It lm- aiaitaiely saggessa tire qaseuaa 1 Urea of tea are we la feed lhe hare# aad mate ? W ater stay* hat a short ahlle la the •tom*, h af tho hors* or a*aAe, aad tire tv fore it aleaya mo*i be givea to tha aalmal ire furs aaything at all U fed, aa aa? foad am yet prepared hy r ' •(•• ^p5rdi*.g ale |(epa» 1 ary .\.ai *«)• Faft *.| - B t f. Ki Tats *• >■ •g Hi Mlt -—A. are If all alsh • Aral rrepar- sxpaares per t ailrge aad 1» la UsdlagA- la Prepare- Ah—ea yamyh n*’ 1 aas free reaaeys •d Ilia larrere Irelglag my* (ff^yappafT 1. C. t •f Ed« Jiff* iLtfAlRB ■MpWl 1 r»’ TtTf Ri 1 • r- - A. As*» H( i BtiMKB. I* re* l !•• M*v a* a lrn.lr 11. 1 III! IS IT?? > i-m oil dole <f Mu • J jrert Are lug |hr (arre ad {•sr Pr> • lg and Das g at \\ nr. Mi For Coroner. •f ll» lo enter for lhe Intestine* will, of the * own arh by a star drank, art npoa the Intestine* the same a* an Irritant, and thus cause colic and other intestinal dl-lurbances more or le— serious In nature. Conse quently the cardinal rule In waterlog horse* ia : “Water before feeding.” If a hor»e or mule comes In exhausted or wet w ith sweat it I* well to allow a moderate draft of not too add water. Next rub the aalmal dry, after that give him a rea«onablo amount of water and finally teed grain, hay or fodder. Ex|»erience teaches us that feeding the donimticeted horse three times daily ia sufficient. If old aud unable to masticate the grain properly, as sflnw n hy whole grain* appearing, which at the same time may be due to diseased teeth or too greedy a nature, the former to be corrected by the veterinary den tist, the latter by putting a couple of cobblestones in the manger, thus forc ing the animal to pick the food from between the stones slowly—ground feed I* indicated, while anv change in feeding must ire a gradual one. Horses should not be^ffej w hen heated or Immsdiately before or v «fter hard work. A very wrong Idea prevalent among qnr people is to feed the horse or mule an extra mess because he is about to do some extra hard work, be this a long drive or hard work on the farm. In cither case positive harm is most likply to follow such practice,and in variably can a fatal indigestion case be (raced to feeding or watering w bile tl»e animal was either too hot, exhausted, or fed shortly before or after hard work Regularity in feecli/ig is very desirable to keep up healthy digestion. Overlengthened abstinence is in it self injurious and the mischief often a Xg r * V| it'‘d by tiie animal eating iu ex cess when he finally get* bis food. Ah overhearty meal is'hurtful at any time and especially so when the stoma .-h is weakened by long fasting, hard work.' hot weathtr, etc. All food offered must bo souixl. Mouldy bay, artificially dried Oats, 'Corn and tbe drinking of stagnant or muddy water isat no time ••good enough" for the horse or mule. IV. E. A. Wyman, V. Si “That Sells W.i"- mill I^tj' u h chi‘4i]H.’r than I "•A A. t ta- (‘arrioffTA, Htij; otiA, llarnt’**, Whij KoIk'a ho uh other |loop] IT IS S'<' [ Paid J • a 11. Urbr< r lhe r# v( th l Fi If I tih re*| • candidate ilsrnwrcll | sr.d regu I rkville, May nee > of County, sul^ect to at ion* nf the Ihunix S. C. tfulfy nnn. for the ofil 11. UM iiiyrelf- n Sheriff of the rule* •rntlc Prl- ,4 il, pic A. C »f ( 11 to | ** 0 IJL# fWMHtll EBf ||m INMMBmv'YWI MF |»# !• «Mry tlprii— mm4 lm iW m*m* laevswt tike party. H ■. A t AtXt An. «FaAd) Statement -omir- lltnltits nl Pinters Bilk OF Bt.At BYII.I.K. A. U. C re red it Area ret lliAe Beak nt ike close ai bail ness J ewe X, IsAA t AAAKTn 3 l^rens and |M—e.-rerets fito, ITBk2 J nrwtinr* ami A istrere* anf H0 Meal K*(*>e ,, 4.1)4 (3 \ sires ref l.e**re . ..... Jto-.l t oaIi and Mwe by Bonks ..... 4 AH 47 |7l,el 4 XX. •»4 aup|H*rl lire u ARRCA. * *p|l Mirpl I »ef*.« Hill* 11A Bl I.ITI F.H » I’atahSe ccllon, pledging my .qlf to abide' rt’*iill« and support tbe notui- Barn w el I rfspivtfullr atm •-sndid.de for the offi< Barnwell ( nunty, sul !■ d rcguiatiwiia of thr May «nth UW.. KUnce uiv*elf a v of t oroner of •jert to the rule* Democratic Pri- Divniend* I upaid Gross Profits .... A . 1«o no 1 . 1*1 10*4.1 M 32,Stfek tat In nu 7.7VJ Nt 1. milk Kamte Q’ _• Barnwell, 8.C., May 1,1890. Bambcro, S. C. AY ho buys for Cash, in wholesale lots; and keeps on hand tin; most select line in lower Carolina. He keeps also a complete line of COFffiS and CASKETS and all kinds of Burial Fix tures. v He makes a specialty of Mules and Horses,. Call to see him, he will save you money.. july25 : If C. ALL, Blacksmith and Wheelwright RUSH’S SHOP, BLACKVILLE, S. C. I retqtectfully announce myself a candidate for Oh* office of Sheriif of Barnwell Uoiinty, subject to tiie rnL*» ami regulations of the Democratic Pri mary election-, pledging myaelf to abide by the results and support tbe nominee* of the party. (Paid) J. W. Lancaster. inary election, pledging myself to | abide by the rc»u]t* and support the j nominee* of the party. Isaiah Xkvils. (Paid) For Treasurer. Bamberg,S. C., June 22,18%. I respectfully announce try^ie voting public 1 am a candidate for the ollice of Treasurer of Barnwell County. 1 pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primaries,and support its nominees. Respt. yours, (Paid) J. Dickinson, Sr. Great Cypress, S. C., June 13, 181X1. I respectfully atmounvemyself acan- didate for tfte office of Treasurer of Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic Pri mary elect'on pledging nryself to abide by the results and support the nomi nees of the parly. J.C. McMillan. (Paid) Barnwell,<8* C\, May 2d. 18ix>. I revnectfully announce myself a can didate lor the office of Coroner of Barn well rounly, subject to the rule* a’id regulations of tin* Democratic Primary election, pledging myself to abide by the result* ana Mippoii tire nominees of the party. Hiram Ncnn. (Paid) Barnwell,(J. May 25th 1S1H». I respectful.lv annonnee myseif a candidate for the office of Coroner of Born well County, subject to the rule* and regulations of the Democratic Primary election, pledging myself to abide by tiie results ami support the nominees of the party. J. R. ISradlly. * (Haiti) 9*4,314 S3. I.J. P. Strobel, Cs»liier of the above Bank, do solemnly swear that the above •tateinent i* true to the best of nty- know ledge and belief. 8worn to before me June 30, isofi. [1. sj I.. It. Kara, I J. P. Stkori.L, . Notary Public. | Cashier. Attest: LAURIE T. IZLAR, J E. IIAIR. II. W. BRIGG, , Director*. EHDVES Since ih« rains set in Thk I’Rori.K has had quite a freshet of new sub scription*. C’onarqnenilr we send “while backs” in a number *f town | $****nbotlie" Ukarleatoa by Boy Who lake daily papers. The grading of the extension of the Carolimi Midland from Seivern- ta i and irest quality material I am ready lUtcobttrrtv half done and the con* MffiM tractors erirect to c<»nipleie It In a few weeks. By that lima the engineer* of the ( Vurlcsu.n and Ma.>on Railway will be ready for woarand tbe contrac- ill move to iUlenttsle, a* Urey are ref Midway, 8. C. May 25th 1896 _ I respectfully aniibunce myself * candidate for tire office of Treasurer of Barnwell Cortnty, subject to the rules and regulations of the Dunocratic Pri mary election, pledging myaelf to abide by the results and support the nominees of the party. ~ Jtrr B. Smith. (Paid) . Having secured this good stand and being r i| r'inBnirlth improved HtF materisl I am ready I . Barnwell, 8. C.. May 1, ?S50. for business, and a»k a fair trial of my I respectfully vnnoiruce myself a work and prices. Anything in Wood candidate far the office nf Treasurer of and ‘run work wanted done well amU Barnweil County, subject to the rule* quickly and nt prices to , suit the * am! regulation* of the DetniHratie PrD time*. ItolDfaetioafuarauleed to all mary election, pledging wy—lf Di abhlr reasonable people. 1 by tbe re^tlu and •uppoii tbe _ D C- ALL. (of tn# irerty. (tf.) ,pA»dj A. t. F aaa. . Elko, S. C., May 21, 181X5. I respectfully annomice myseil a can didate for tire office of Coroner of Barn well County, subject to the rules and regulations of ilie Democratic Primary election, pledging myself to abide by the results and support the nominees of the party. ' ’ W. J. OUDK.V. (Paid) EhrhanU, 8. C., May 76,1806. “I rerjrectfuHy annonnee myaelf a candidate for tbe office of Coroner, sub ject to the rule* ahd regulation* of the Democratic Primary election, pledging myrelf to abide by the result* and sup port *,he nominees of the party. (I’aid) C. H. Cf.ATT(re. Barnwell, 8. May []1, HUfi. A ' I respectfullv antmonre iiiysvifacan- I dfd.ae for the f (Tire •«( Coroner of Barn well County, subject to the r»le* and rrgulaticn* of the lanNwratlc iVmary election, pledging myse'f to abble hy the rerenli* *n<l rupport tbe DOMinee* of tire |*a;fy. D. L*. ilfeBMAiitA. ■ PoAd r TASTELESS CHILL TONIC r# it j urr as cooo for a volts. WARRANTED. PRICE 00 pan* IfaAete* Cn., t^i 6—Msaswo-Wf re>M oaov wa TAI Waalre rhrere el M )—***, • f Vksioi ATIA* j^LOrew *< stunXr'z 1 y—r In *• u •* .rtVie Kaa* g-.--aTt ■■innet aarrewttoto 1—reel*. ■S aaoer.Conn For i ale iRr— ii. *. hi W. b U AL I LM. a***