The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 13, 1896, Image 2
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THHIKUJlT^kruL'HT II, I8M.
FOR FRKhIDKNT:
W. J. BftTAlf,
Or KBM»*«RA.
FOR VirK-l'RK^imtNTr
ARTIfL'R P. MEWAAL,
or MAIKR.
m
Tmb Pboplk declHie« to- publUh hi
thW eleventh hour any AttacV itpoti nny
vendldete, uuleAa proof lx novlrong *nd
conclusive nx to extoliilxh heyood per-
edventure theeorreetneM of the clntrge
nude. \ - •
The grent pre»i-her TH'mage, m the
, reeuR of mi extended tour thnniKhout
the South und* West, pr^ihedee
Hryan’* election, and thinks that a
period of proxperity will follow eucb ax
this country has never known. A* he
I« not an ontrlght advocMA of (direr
coinage liU prediction Ixenthled to the
more ffdti-.
Volithteerx fnnn thirty-five State*
met lu ludlanapoilo laxt week, tunde
apoochea and agreed to vali a national
itAlh MRyR * trvrx frx maa^xd in I KlBiF i'll V All S»lllL
ne v >■ ■ ■■ "woownw axiwy wa ■■ "*.1
2d and out In the |w>lltlcal held another
I'realdeuilal ticket of gnld demw-ratoon
• tlnglo tuodard platform. Theinov-
erf In tbla new departure have no ex*
poetatlon of carrying any electoral
TOtee, hut propose hy tat tug vote* rmio
Bryan amiSewall «► help Mt-KInUy’*
ehancei.
flood Judge* aay that *uch a move
will be poor politic* and that »u«*h k
ticket will help Rryan and hurt
Kioley. It Barely ought to.
W.R.
dMate for Ct
the town at
l»
tn Ittet a
Mid plane
Mo reeeieod aooh aa education aa It
given tn the yontb of hi* country, and
at tlM age of 16 took bla Aral lemon be
hind tho plow. He ha* been engaged
In agricultural pursuits since then and
ha* one uf the tlnest and beat equipped
farms la the county, hike all tamiers
In this section of the country he suffered
very great loss by the Aegnst storm of
1M>3, his crop had been highly fertilised
and had growl* exceedingly well and
that storm blew h down and the rains
of two weeks succeeding rotted the
crop and he was forced to sell tho pro
duct at Very redooed prices. Like all
farmers Ire ha* a hard time to make
tongue and buckle meet, but has always
{ laid one hundred cent* on tlie dollar,
la oax elected a* Stale Senator to till
out the nnexpired term of Col. I). I*aol
Sojourner. At the expiration of this
term of office he stood ior Clerk of the
Court, hut was defeated by the present
occupant. Capt. ftamberg has never
held any other office, although often
solicited to run he ha* refuxed to do so.
He has been County Secretary of the
Alliance since Its organization. Was
President of one of rite iirxt Orange*.
Is an'ardcnt believer tn free illver and
is one of (he best posted all around nreu
ip the comity. If elected he will give
a good clean xervb-e »• Clerk of the
Court a»d see that the record* are kept
as they should he. A Friend.
■ KKi-nexxx-
CAXPlIWiKS FOR HOl’SK OK
TATIVKS.
Joseph M Skinner, L*q., wa» horn in
n£L~
C1.UB MKRTIKIA
wbei» of ffisidy Branch Item-
Clod No. k are requMki**! k>
at tBe mmol place mi Selordby
it, lAUsleei^ aff f uVlecS m. m
By erdor of U. W. Musiaia,
CMr
W. A. Gnu a as. Secretory.
&
faiher, Harvey Skinner, wa* Sheriff of
Sumter l>i*trlct about IMS. Hi*grand
father, Charle* Skinner, wa« one of
Narior.’* men during the Kevolnllonary
war, owe of the bravest bands of pa
triot* that ever fought for MlierSy. And
the ••Judge,” a* he t* popularly known,
ha* proven himself worthy of his
lines ge.
A* a lad he attended the cmtMry
•choolsaud wa» a diligent *ludeot Mia
old tem-her luted to tell of his remark
able prugre-* in beginning l.atin alone,
catching and pa**«og Iw» classes and
raadlug Ha> line* while they Iranslnl d
only 2&- lie entered the M.C.Cnl
hut a ben the call So arm*
he laid down hU l***h«, took ugth#
•abrt a ad entered the eompaujr uf hi*
brother, I apt skianer. Fifth S. C.
Cavalry, a here he *er«rd naill the end
of the war, receiving a ad lathe
engagement a lib shenaaa'* faraoe «to
1 laard'* farai to Itoremhar, 1 *04. Old
— ramradae toil that while In Virginia oa
lao ocvaatoa* ahaa hU >.waimand aa*
11 lb. ISM. gaiag H»to ac*t— aad It a a* bla Msaa to
at (Sara watt katd harera sad ga to tba saas ha ga*«
the paritlaa to atker* aad aeat lata I ha
•gbt. After toe aar ha farvaed aad
laa under tvAal* Repartee K'chard
• C.,
and 7 day a. He waa for a
a urn bar uf rears a member ef tba Klko
BaptKt Chnrab, which ha aided In eon-
stltntlng. Thaaa who knew Mm In hi*
horn* Ufa attoet to Iba affratlon and
gantlanaea of hla ebaraetor, and aaaert
that thara was no more devoted a has*
band and affectionate a faiher He
loved hla home, and In it waa bla chief
happiness and attraction. Prostratad
by illseaee he bore bis sufferings pa
tiently until death bora him we trust to
(he happier and mare glorious lipme be
yond the reach of ain and sorrow. ' -
May the comforts of lh« gospel ennui
to the heart* stricken and aaddened by
thla eaiamity. The following lines
were sent the writer hr his - devoted
wife as the offering of a heart loving tn
life and! devoted in dekth: ^
He Is on that >u»|>py shore
W jiere the sound of angel feet
Over ail the starry door
VVaketb music Met* and sweet. |
a. i
J. f«
Herfuiary.
).
For County Supervltor.
He can ne’er by storms be ti»*sad,
He has broken death’s fold spelt;
And the river he Ha* crossed
Far away where angels dwell.
Me I* waiting there to street
'J hoae be loved in days of yon,
Heia waiting to rciteat
Words od Welcome, o’er and o’ei.
Thro* those fadeless Held* to roam,
And of Heaven’s joy* to tell,
When we all are sate at home,
Faraway where angels dwell.
Prepared to Purchase Seed
ACT AT ONCE.
The presidents of the various comity
Alliances in this State are hereby re-
Clarendbn TJT»trTcT, noW county ttt* quested to eatt mux* meetings hr their
respective eounties. as early as practi
cal, to discuss rile question of cotton
ties, ami take action thereon.
Hy all means, let ue stand together
and use wire, luxteaU of buying any
tie* from the trust! Aotioo should lie
taken a* speedily aa possible. Ln
conntiee where there are no «-ouniy
presidents, we ask that some grf»d
farmers unite and make the.above-
mentioned call. Joe. 1*. Kritt.
Treeidenl Fanner*’ .Stale Alliance of
Month Caroline.
J. W. Kate, Mecretory.
The contractors building the O
wood, Andersoe aad Weatora eaten
laying iraeh on HetwAf.
MASTER S SALE.
“I
IA.I
OUR GINNERY
w A
las been pot ii
FIRST CLASS ORDER,
with a capacity of
50 Rales Per Pag.
We are new ready to gin and will
Arge
One DoIIof Per Bale,
and will furnish Sagging and Ties at
cost.
Mr. C. 11. Langley wlN be In charge
nt the Ginnery and will ouakastkb
satisfaction In every respect.
We are also \
tn any quantity, at the highest market
price.
Th* Barnwell OH Mill.
Siinnnons to Atuent Defendants.
earns uf J. B. *
dr atb ok Morra CaMhi*
*C«oarv or B«a«wBLL
J.B. Whit*, delag bust
atyW aad Arm
R Ca^ ftalatAP.
ageltoi
Mauls Huldhefg aad M. P IJfaMa,
f**»«touia.
by viirrrR or a hki NicrAi.I
aw dsretofd Is Iha abase eo * I
UUad reuse I will aell el Barawsll. to I
The Ptote of SoiHhl Court of Common
Carolina. ) Flrax.
COUNTY OF BARNWELL
COPY 8UMMONB FOK RELIEF.
Franrix J. 1’elr.er, Francis H. Rodger*.
W.G. MMckeof*i**, TIF**. ti, I ogle*-
by and F. J. 1’elwr, co|*artner* un
der ihe Arm name uf 1'elzer, Rudgere
A Co., Fletntlffk.
against
Anna M. Browns, John H. Browne.
Rrhecra M Kemp, Jenai* L. Mwln-
d*ll, Kllenora P. Kueutrr, Mahell
Browns ami Lilia F. Brown*. De
fendant*.
Te IBs Defendants abase name
You are hereby ———< and re-
quirrd to atower ths complaint la this
wllwa. ef wklrh aenpy I* Aled la the
ufhee ef the Clerk ef the Ceart fwr
( owuly. aad Is *eree a cxey ef ywwr
anawsr to Ihe aeld semplainl ea the
subscriber at hie eAlce la Bamwell
wlihla iwswiy day* at tor the servler
hereof, exclusive ml toe day af each
service; esM If vwwfall to answer lbs
to* Una* ef "retold,
rht ntolnslff* to tots aerlun will art* 1 f
in toe< wart fat toe r*M*f dsmandud In
iIm
VUM
rtotkiir* AtSuresy.
Y* the I feel ewdewsai Ann* M. Browne,
Jvton Is Brwwwu. Mshsrrw M hemp.
J swats L Rwlndrll. ManMI Browns
and Lilta V. Benner t l*tre— mb* hn-
(tor ton* tor nenManns heerto
toe fwramntag ts e rupy ta Btrd
la toe atom at ths l Isrk eS tor < wwrt wl
ptoa* tar Baennefl Cnaaey a*
rwnrM, A t.
Rehrrf A tdrWb.
FieSaeMla' AtSwrney.
Itatod fhto /sly. A. D . ttoh
Kearar, 8. C. Jane Mth IffW.
I rtapevtfvllr annoance myaelf a
Candidas* for tae olBeu of Btip«rrl*or
of Harnwcll County, eubjaet to the
rule* and regulation* of the Dem
ocratic Primary election, pledging my
aelf to abide the rerolta and support
the nominees of the patty.
(PaUL) J. A. Chamrrrav.
Barnwell, 6. t*. May 13, 1806.
I respevtfullv announce niysetf a
candidate tor the office of Mwpervtsor of
Barnwell County, subject to the rule#
and regulation* of the Democratic Pri
mary election, pledging myself to abide
by the result* amt support the nomi
nee •* of the porty.
C. H. Laxui-ky.
(Paid)
Barnwell, B. C., May 12,189«.
I reepectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of Supervisor of
Barnwell County, subject to the rule*
and regulations of the Democratic Pri
mary election, pledging myself to abide
by the rexultx and support the nomi
nee* of the party.
W.T. Cave.
(Paid)
For Clerk of Court.
For County Auditor.
A llendale. A. C n **“•
I mapactfully ann^bes uiyaeir a eau-
dMate for the offiiw ef Auditor WBarw-
wellCeuoty.aubJect to the rulek
regulation* of the Democratic PrimMf
eleerion, pledging myaelf to
the reaulu and anppert the nominee* of
P ‘ rty ' W. R. Brabham.
(Paid.) ; , .
I will be*
to Congo** from the I
•lonal DDtfler. anbjeot to the i
the Demoeratlc Prlmarlea,
rules of the Itameeratte pert* ,..
WW TAthRRT.
(PrM)-
Wim*ton,B.CMJuly«( IS®®-
I reapecttwlly announce myaelf *
rundldate forth* office of Auditor of
Barnwell County, *nbkct to the rule*
end regulation* of the Democratic prt'
mary election, pledging my*elf to aMdq
by the results and support the nemF
nee. of the party.
(Paid;
Barnwell. M. C., M*V 12, l^JT
I rexpectfullv announce myxelf »
cafulidute for tka offlea Auditor of
Barnwell Cotnity subject to the rulee
and reguUHenx of thu Demneratle m-
mary election, pledging mraelf t* abide
by the reauh* and aupport the noon
nee* ot the party. . _
G. 0. Rilbt.
(Paid)
For Solicitor.
Barnwell. S. C.. May Pith IMWi,
I r<vx|fectfully announce myaelf a
eandhlato for i4erlt of Court of Baru-
well County aod again aak the voter*
of Ihe County for their votes. 1 run
subject to the rules and regulations of
the Democratic primary election,
pledging niyaelf, a* 1 have always
done, to abide the result and support
the nominees of the party.
G. 11. KlRRLAin*.
(Paid)
Barnwell, ti. C., May 2nd. 1
I respectfully announce myaelf a
eandidato foe the office ef Clerk of
Coart of Bamwell County subject to
the rule* and regulation* ef the Demo
cratic Primary elm-tloa, pledging my
self to abide toe result aad support toe
me of toe party.
W.H. be ace*.
(Paid)
Barnwell, &. C.. May I. IMA.
f rmpevtfulty aaunuuoe mv*Mf a
aeudklaie for the otoe* of Clerk ef
Court uf Bern wrti ( ouaty. subject to
I toe rule* aod regolaiteos of toe I tame
ere Ur Prime# v starttau. pledging mx-
| *elf ta oMds he the rase Its aad eofport
toe aeoUwam ef Mm port?.
W. Uiutoaa Atuae.
r.- -
April in.
tfolly seouueee myaelf |
rewdtoeta foe the otoo* of Cteeh of
( sort ef Bern wet! Cuwalf. *wh|aot to
toe rakes ewd isgotettaw* of toe ftam-
weeoU* Pvhoory efeettao. ptadgtag my-
aeff m eMdo by tho meom eod
too**of too party.
W.B
FhM
Barnwell, S. C-, June -ih.lSiKJ.
1 respovtrully announce myself a can
didate lor the office of Solicitor of tho
Second Circuit, subject to the rule*and
regulation* of the Democratic
Election,pledging aiyself to abide by
the result* and support the nominee* of
the party-
G. bcxcAR Brlurorr.
(Paid)
B arn wr ll, S. C., June 24,1884.
I respectfully announce niyeelf
candidate lor the office uf Bollcll— «f
the Secrnd Clrwuit, subtocf to the role*
end reguieltoh* of the Itavoocrmtlc Pri
mary Bl*c<too. pledrtog myrnll '
abide he the reeolu aod support ll
oomioee* of the party.
Co**. Caoboll BiHim.
f Paid)
For County Superintend
ent of Education.
Ily aaoeeaeo aiyaelf a
for to* edhw ef •tmorteaemieot
of Berawell < ouaty. tab
le IB* rtslta aod regutattoe* of the
to petmory etarttao. yls%l
abide hy too results aad *c
omtoeo* of the party.
G. R. A*a r*
tPMd)
mfoMf i
for
For the Stnate.
‘Barnwell, 8. C., July 38, L8M.
I respeetfuily announce myaelf %
candidate for the Stale Senate, aubject
to the rule* and regulations of toe Dem
ocratic primary election, pledging my.
•elf to ghlde by the results and support
the nominees of toe party.
John E.Allrx,
(Pvld.) , .
Denmark, 8. C., July ISrh, 189H.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate* for tlie State Senate, subject
to the rule* and regulatlontof the Dem
ocratic Primacy Election, pledging
my*elf to abide by the restritoand sup
port the nwmioeea of tho party.
8. G. MAvnRLo.
(P»ld) Z
For
House of Representa
tives.
Haldock, 8. C., Ang. II, 189(1.
1 respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the House of Repre*enta-_
lives, subject to the' rules and regula
tion* of the Democratic primary elec
tion, pledging myaelf to abide there-
*oU* and support the nominee* of tho
party. 0. I>. A. W1L8UN.
(Paid)
W lllltonn, 8. C., July 30th. 189H.
I re*pecUuDy anaouoee myaelf •
candidato for the House of Rspreaenu-
Uv«M,*ubje*t to the rules and regulo-
Hon* of the Itamucratlc primary eiee-
tk>e, pledging mvaelf to abide hy tho
resulU aod support toe nominee* of tho
puny. Very ratpectfolly,
M. Iff
(PaM)
W. PoiLura.
Black vIMe. 8.C., July 30tk DM.
I reapectfelly anooonco myaelf »
candidate lot the Legtolator*. eohjeet
to to* rotae eod r»gulatk>os
ata*
ear-elf
iPaMj
M primary aleettaa. ptot
aMd* hy the remit* eod
the party
M.
'if
I. A
( . Met J* *•
I m* p*r*f*»y veaewe my aril a
did eta for too otoee of I'mmttg
at Etaealtae ef
•abject ta the role*
A C, July U,
aweeooe* my*ctf a
aoodWtota lor toe Mewee of JtoM*wtawL*-
U«w*. •ubjrct to the rotoe tod regdle-
Itowe of to* Itamooretto pH mary ata*
itaw. ptadglog mp«oif *o abide by too*
rw-uit* eod amppmm toe owmtaaoe M to*
f. ff. t-ABOOUl M.
laowdbtoto tar to* B»wm at H
•». J uvea, eahtawe ta toe rota* m
—— | Ouwa of toe Itamarreit* pewmarv v*m
**, A *• May lAto I tab I tom eod ptadge mymtf M aAAto Bp too
B*d tea
*ung eltoer alto or
at toe epttau of
•Wo. If |um-
wlll n, m the
rear ef toe rbareh. end
to toe preflelyoey ef am
•bell award toe he
I bet thla addilloa to
It. H.
mark, wheru he m.w lire*. April MB.
I*M He wa* edwretad el to* Uekleod
and Grahtm Aeedemiae and has afoee
hm eehtal o*v* ended awoUooed to ho-
prove btmaeli hy the letelllgent aUidy
to ho *kloo*Mi
at roBtaod
dor. Bide reooteed oo C*
aad Block Cypeeo* woly.
1. K. HINDER-SOX,
(tv) Alkeo.lt C.
> eod in# reeding ef cur-
hetoei
aa of good bwwba
aad ! rent literalure. In IMO
ll I* hoped 1 Chairman ef (be Deoetark Dumeeratle
program will | Club and tarred ao arceptobly that hie
i uf latpirlngwur M-bwola to
proffrleOl lo
There will be about a avonlh
before the con vent Ion, and
deialla can he arranged on
ringing.
f»r
nny
—m. _
MMM • tota J
can lake It In hand atum e.
W. |>. McMillan.
that
— --M oua
torn' eweeae* jT r* ~~ ”
ELKO NEW8.
M.*. L. A. Thornton has gone thu
Virginia 8pring*for a few weekt vace-
Mr. V, 8. Owens, of Barnwell, is
•pending hi* vacation with hla mother,
Mr*.8. A. Owens. MUse* Lucie Phil-
N|»e,nf Baruwell, and Carrie Duke*, of
George's, are vUlting Mr*. G. F.
Dukes. MUaes Oregon Lott, of Jehu-
Mon, and Essie Freeland, of Savanneh,
are spending some time with MU*
Lucia Strlngfellow. Mr*. Frank 8un-
aell.of Charles too, is visiting Mr. B. 0.
ftunscll’a family. Sociable- and pic
nie* are the order of the day.
Mff. J, W. Hill and family have re
turned to Cbarleoton.
The cofton crop Is cut short fully
half and is opening rapidly premature
ly. St'MacRIBRK.
WEATHERS BEE NEWS.
Mr. X. B. Baxley and Miaa Mabel,
hU sister, of Augusta, G*., passed
through this toction on Thursday last
•n thilr way to visit fbelr uncle, and
we are expecting them back In this sec
tion uv spend a few days. We are al
ways glad to have them with us.
The aeUon crop* in this section are a
great deal shorter than have keen ex
pected According to my judgment
they are at lea-t one-third off, and
everywhere 1 have been and heard
fruM they are in the same ff x we are.
Home people Aye done with fodder,
whileothere are not, and It le nearly all
dried up. ~ True Blue.
Ihinbarton,
Gertnio* Cara. Mr.
FAIR POND NEWS.
Mito MlanU Oweas, of
I* vUltiag
Willtoand MU* Carrie Weatherebee.nf
Jarm Branch, spent Boaday tn our
toldaf The many friend* of Mrs. W.
T. Cave aad children regret ta Worn of
their Itlne** end hop* te ana loom wall
again
Vlllta Ftakllag,
iafkUrwtuity
a — - - t, “ k
A.V.
consutueata her* kept him In
pn*|thi» ever •luce, e* the right
In the right place. In 1MM be waa
• lev ied a delegate to the State Itomo-
rrelit- ( oarenttan end the same honor
frrrrd trpto-hfe* *e* , *rtl
tlate* since. Id MPl he we*elected to
Ml the uncxnlred term'of Dr SrB.
Owen* In the Hoa*e of Representative#,
wa* nr-elected tn 1891 and Id* popu
larity growing with the faithful dis
charge of his duties lie waa re-elected
la 1*91 al the head of the ticket, be
coming clmirman of the delegaflon.
He b«« aloe served acceptably a* a
schooltrustet. He joined the Itrst Al-
liaiice organised In Barnwell county
and has been elected President of the
County Alliance three time*, still hold
ing that |>o*luon aad the hearty wanll-
dence of the order.
He ha* been engaged In farming all
hi* life with good gucuess, and D rightly
regarded by all acquaintances a* one
of the’most intelligent and progressive
agriculfurUta of the model ooiumuOkr
In which he live*.
A« a speaker he is impressive and
well Informed, Ills judgment U sound
and straight, and his modesty of man
ner adds additional charm (o-hB ster
ling worth. HU life U well begun and
the future Is bright with promise of
honor and useful iteM. Friend.
WILLI8TON NEWS. ,
The protracted meeting at Rosemary
closed o» Thursday with the addition
of nineteen members, four restored ond
fifteen baptised,
'rids
Ou Friday evening last a series of
meetings wss started In the Baptist
Churcb at this place. At this meeting
three have been added to the church.
Rev. J. D. Huggins has done all the
preaching at these meetings, preaching
two sermout a day.
MUace May aad Mattie Rigby re-
ttrmerWiome last week, baring spent a
pleasant time lu hpartanhurg. _
Dr. J. A. McC reary la at Flat Rock
for a reM. 8<huc o( our citlton* will go
the Land of thu Bky oo the 14th oo to*
aanuat exeoreloo. .
Cottoo U opening before to* MU
mature. No rata and to* hut sea Bov*
cut to# crop al eutka* »* oa—third.
The eeuvpeqya to oat log at tot* plaso
potaed •« Htotoy. Goto
pto ours
illfflal—
0..W—*—v- -J
NOTICE.
WHERE AM. to* CoootV Board ef
( ontrui for llarawoi rtvoaty ha*, with
th* contain of to* Mtate Beard of Coo-
Irol. doalgoeted Ulmer*, 8. t'., as a lo
re Iky for a DUpoomry, ootaeo la here
by gto*f aa rwqalrod by M*r. 7 of th*
FROC POND
CA//I A Fever Tonic.
No Cure No Pay.
If II fall* to
FROG FOND
I All for y
( urIm
fall*. It'* th* beet yure for rbllU o H
earth. Frog l*oad Ulalao a greet T# B>
to, a ppetlaer aad Liver Regulator. -
Ask for It aod taka ou ol*or—8o
that you get to* gweula* mauufacturmi
hy
Maodato^ffk^^^
| eoapowefolty aaooooes
taadltai* tor to* odto* off
iwell t oooty.tabjort is
regotoatoOB at toa
i
1898,
will b*
that said Dispensary
on September 1st, IKM.
of th* Board.
X. «. W. WALKER,
Aug. 10th, 1889. Clerk pro tens.
By o rvlcr <
DATES PORT I PBI.MZT COWLH,
Aff
Jobbers and JfAnnrarrurerv
anu Drugs. Augusta, Ua.
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A CO.
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FbARk M. CURUCtt.
Blackvlll#, M. C» May ll.HWff.
I respectfully aanmiiMW myself A
raadidel* for toe office ef Mheriff nff
Barnwell County, auh^eet to the rale*
abd regulation* of ths ltaow«rrailc Pri
mary rlectloot pledging myaelf u> abide
by the result* andsupport tfl* nomi-
dee* of the party.
(Paid ) IIexrt P. Dtcurs.
Barnwell, 8. C., May 1,1
I rexpertfnlly announce myself a
candidate for The office of 8heriff of
Barnwell Omnty.euhject To the ml.**
and regulation* of the Democratic Pri
mary election, pledging myself to abide
by tlie re-ult* and support the nominees
of the party.
(Paid) J.'W. Larcabtrh.
For Treasurer.
Bamberg, S. C., June 22,18%.
I re*|>ectfully announce to the voting
public 1 am a candidate for the office of
TrexHttrer of Barnwell County. 1
pledge myself to abide the result of the
Democratic prlmarlea, and support its
nomlneea.
—i fogpt. yours, \
(Paid)
J. Dicejxsox, Sr.
Great Cypress, 8* C^June 13,1896.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of Treasurer of
Barnwell County, subject to the rulex
and regulations of the Democratic Pri
mary election pledging myself to abide
hy the results and support the nomi
nees of the party.
J.C. McMillan.
(Paid)
- Midway, 8. C. May 25th 1899.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of Treasurer
Barnwell County, subject to the
and regu tattoos of the Democratic
mary election, pledging myaelf tot
abide by th* result* and aupport th*
now loves of th* party.
Jrkt B. Smith.
(P»M)
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Barnwell, 8. C-, May 1. 1*96.
ra* peelful I y > unounce myaelf a
“ (of Treasurer ef
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ta 9, lto».
raipwetfoflr *•****«• myeaW a
tod Mate for to* affie* at Csroaar eff
loro wall CooMy, snbjaai to toa rotoa
ad rag*lotto** af toa Damaeeail* Prt-
blde hy tha reaalle
amlaea* af th# partr
(Paid.) Llavtoh 8. Wtavaa.
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Barnwell, 8.C., May Iffih 1HM.
ra*|ta'Ualfv ana»«a«a mysalf a
candhlato for lb* offin* of ( oriNtar of
Barn wall Cooaty, oubfect te th# role*
ai d regnlallnus of th* Democratic Pri
mary :!eri(»e, nl*dwing myaelf to
abide by the rr*u)t* and sopport tk
nominees of the party.
Isaiah Nrvila.
(PaW)
* Barnwell, 8. C n May 36, 1890.
I respectfully announce my*eM a catt-
didate for th* office of Corvner ef Barn
well County, snbject to the rules and
regulation* of the Democratic Primary
election, pledging myself to abide hy
the results aad support the nominees of
the party.
Hiram Xcnm.
(Paid) *
Barnwell, 8. C. May 26th 1896.
I reipcclfnllr annunne* myself a
candidate for the office of Centner of
Born well Couilty. subject to the rut**
and regulations of the Democratic
Primary election, pledging myself to
abide by the results and support the
nominees of the party.
J. R. Bradley.
(P*ld)
Elko, 8.C., May 21,1896.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of Coroner of Barn
well County, subject to the rules and
regulatloiiN of tha Democratic Primary
election, pledging myself to abide by
the results and support the nominees of
the party.
W. J. OflDSH.
(Paid)
sit a
wr oj, y\ re
rtrlre candid
: rri- ject to
Ehrhardt, 8, C., May 16,1806,
respectfully .announce myaelf a
candidato-for the office of Coroner, sub-
the rules and regulations of tb*
Democratic Primary election, pledging
myself to abide by the results and sup
port *.he nominees of the party.
(Paid) I C. R. Clayton.
Barnwell, 8.0., May 11,18
I reepeetfullv annoance myself*
dldsto for th* office ef Coroner of
oral I County, subject to toe rules and
rwgulattous of to* ItoOMcroito Primarr
7 self io ahtde by
Uvea, subject to
of tor Ito
off ;
rota* and regatta
of toe Da a. sera tha Priososy etao-
, ptadgtag snytalf in akhlo W tho
lu aod support th* aosalwoeaof iha
party. J. R. Uvassa.
iPnld.)
_ BornwaU, 8.C. Jum 1st I88L
f r**|i*ctfully annonnev myself a
eanmdato for tn* iiooseM si*pra-en%«-
tives, Mhjact to the rotoa aad regula
tion* of tb# Dwotocrashr primary etaw-
lion and pledge myrnll tn abide by the
resulU aod aupport the nomlnacs of tho
purty.
(PaM) W. A. Holm an.
Selgliag, June 1*11896.
I respectfully aonocna* nsyseN a
candidate for the LogDIatnre and hop*
to have the kind couidderatlen and sup
port of the Democratic voter* of Baru
well County. I pledge my sol f to abide
by th* result of the Itamocratic pri
mary election and to support the nom
inees af the party.
(Pahlj Wm. A, All, 8a.
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