Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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B| ot 9 mm, Editor 1 Prop r. oovm nRTTTLAnos. TIIUIMUAY AUOUMT tf, VU*. People. FOB PHKMOKNT: W.J. BKTAN, OF HRMAHKA. r6n vioB-riucsinicxTj ABTHtB P. WALL, or MAINS. S POL11 POINTd. PretldentCteVelRiu) hsi had •cAre* tb« finny tribe*. wm j > " Tha Gnrtrjjla Rer>uhUmn« will MomU nAAe no dUte ticket tills year. Tha “Illy whlta” and “black and tan” wings of the Republican party will bold State Conventiona In Colum bia on September 17th. They will probably bury their differences and get together again. A North Carolina colored editor says that forty thousand voter* of his race In that Btata will vote for Bryan and Bewail. But will they be true tar heels end stick when the McKinley boodle Is shared out? •Florida negroes are making progress, as shown by their organization Into pMMgMMRba. ™.r2J , rr-’ < Chairman Hanna, of the National Republican Kxecntlve Committee, Is a far aeelng politician. He b*« otticlally stated that his candidate, Major Me- Klnley, will not uke the stump during this eampalgn. Mr. Hanna no doubt realises that the Republican nominee Is no match for the “boy orator of the Klatte.” And then. If tbe unexpected Dr. h replies R. Km mens, ot New York, claims m hsve dl*cover*d e pro* JM for UanabiuUiig sliver late _ which answers every test to whk-h the l/Mlted litatee Government s- say office s«ihj«>ct4 Dio gold offerml there for sale. He aaye that the metal made hr his pmcmis could be proved to be gohf In e uotirt of lew, as It not only answers every test of the Government mints, hut It has every quality required by the gold of commerce, having the same color, weight and strength, lie has already made four ounces of gold from •lx ouncea of silver. The prooesaof transmutation la not ooetly. It will nntexcoed, he thinks, a maximum of $fft per ounce of sliver treated, in other words one ounce of silver will make three-fourths of an ounoe of gold. The present price of silver Is shout 08 cents per ounce, and of gold f W.07. So there will be big money In 1 " 1 ^ T—r ^- tne uUMneMs Dr. Emmons Is a man of high seteu- tltlc character and attainment*. The New York Journal says of blmmnd hla work: Much are the claim*of Dr. Btephen II. Kmmens, a well known metallurgist and Inventor, of thla city. He is a member of Many scientific bodies, Is the Inventor of Emmenlte, the United .States Government’s official explosive now used In our army and navy, Is an authority on nickel, for hls work on which he received nfllrst price from the world’s fair, has been employed by the war depaflment to test atumlnam bronze, and hls work on ordnance ma terial has been published by tbe United State* Naval Institute. Dr. Kmmens and tbe sharers of bis secret say that they will go Into tbe manufacture of gold on a large scale- They wlTI have to make much more than the four ounces already trans muted before the world will b Ileve them. Hut hi these latter days noth Ing seems beyond human endeavor aud daring. A MONUMKXT TO TIMROD. i pec ted should happen and Major McKinley be I, Mr. " accidentally elected, Mr. Hsnos will to In position to keep him musaled aud tondeuffed and make him do hls bid' ding In tto Whies House. Major McKinley la said to He a very good meaning man, clean and repute- ale, tot to lain precious be,I <-<oi>psny. William J. Bryan will make not and totter apeecbee (ban any other eaadidaie Mr tbe Preehieney Has ever Base. la to* to will to tbe meet cur- real BUI la circulation this year. Bryan'S greet ■poach of areeplaac* M Mow York was an eye opener ntnee ' |a snie ileae bee hrlgbteeed •ban nil the bea»d laeoee of thla enbap- C ~~ affinlnlitisiin And If be abwold ateesed totter Untea then lb Is gveer- itoehnnwn may to euetJenUy It la proposed by prominent citizen* of this Bute to erecl a monument to Henry Tlmrod, who was pronounced by Tennyson “tbe poet laureate of tbe South.” To rales fnnda for that good purpose It Is propound to publish an •legant volume or Tlmroda poem*, with Ms portrait. 1 to edition will be limited to actual subscribers, names will be Inserted In tbe vole Ttn anbacrlhere ere wanted f Barn well county. Tna Pnort.a baa ten blank notea for five dollars each, pay- Tbeae Votes »ben signed will be seat I** Ilea. Was A. Ceeretnay, Maery.b. C. We will give see. and tope to hear from nine others thin week. WhewlU TilK f*RIMAKY KI.KCTION. la At I I another eteen I event af Brvae s tbe meeef kings start laf (be peepie Arrordlng to reports reeelved ep In going to preee the lollooing ceedldatee appear in be leading for I Sited Mates ■‘rnainf—Judge Berta. Kor Governor, W. II. KlterW; L>ew loose i Governor. M. a. Mm sun y. ■‘epe/ialeedeet of K Jeeaudn. W. |) MavtoM Ad/etaal and I nepersir isesweul. Jebe Gerv * site • aadidtiee for tbe ogber Mete effieee base o# in o miiJjINGRI E! PARnIWELL, s. c. hns just returned from the Northern Markete where a full and compete Block of Dry Goode, consisting of Dress Goods and Domestics with Notions, was bought cheaper than Ever Bcfote. We now offer this stock of most carefully selected Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery at prices that are astoUNpINg. We invite the public to call and get our astonishifipg low prices. [J^gpOnr Pattern Hats are Superb. Come eafly and often. . • ' * Tobin’s Millinery Emporium. BLACKVILLE NEWS. family s relatives Mrs. J. C. Keys and spending some time with Wtlhalla. Mr. J. L. Johnston and family have moved to Rock Bill, and the people of this community are sorry to part with such good citizens. We wish you suc cess, Jack. Mr. Joe Shelton has j£one to lake* - Jbitd, Fla, — Mr. Darling Hutson, a good citizen of thla county, died on laat Saturday morning of pneumonia and congestion, aged (VI years. Bicycle riding shottld be prohibited on the side walks. Kittle Jack Blatt got bis leg broken last week by a reck less rider of the African color. Miss Cleo Stock*, who ae been spend ing some time with MHs Edna Slrvbel, returned borne to Atlanta last week, aad M's# Kdna accompanied her to •pend a few dave la tto Gate City. Handsome Boo Jonas, of Bamberg, ■pent several days In town last week with Robe Strobel. Mra. H. Holst and children have gone to Batesburg to spend a few deya. Mr. C. K. Flsbburwa and family aro eammerlag at Haloda. Mra. W V. Hrocktngton, of King*, lose, te eteMlag he# parents. Col. a*t4 tlr*. C. C. Rash. Mrs. J. F. O’KteU vtvUla( t fiA > k. C. Ku*h nMt famDy. Mice \>U ’Rneh, aoeompaaM to Mtee Aaale Jordaa, of l barlmtoa. te vtetb* tag frtaaJs at Hendersonville and Flo* •ttao. Hao W. J. faiban •as later, aad r i. ka tbe res«ra •*/ tbsi. Ibay my. CopraeJUs* have i ha tbe bvaasty af tbe ■ ppeslttnn fiae t'oagwea. A* te eoaatv eaodtdatoa rw mrtevad taaede* atgbt f> •waaa. tenting W te be baoH i far tbe *ama a*d war borw I have held Utter eve tfrnm Harried, at tto Raeb llotbl, on tto I bib la at., by to*. • B '*awy^. Mr Laafl Waatbervbaa. af KewWrry. te Mtaa Kate Careen, an adapted daagbtar af *i*G-v Marebbaok. af Teooeaaao. Mr* J. K. Hair nod deegbtet, Mtaa Ate«an. at • vtteUog at IVtear. a. C. Ralph Wtee,«ooef Hr. jebe Wtao, Is wlib A. J, ltevf ( tto tatter ttltog Herb tar, vbare to will to gtoi kb eag nod ear*# Me friends. Mra |t. B. win tame nod ebuaree are vttetlag releirvea as GraoMtotlte. tasnao earning to rapsdtv and prteae are mneb tartar tbea vara s < *HmjpaMd tom aonas A- B V. rtl af sffeirs. tot tto | tote ate* tote i to Uta toootey and bamaot- ■ sad ntehlag tom -- toetof • b t# tba oav eaodtdabm have a eeturad tba eueagtb eiporasd. •alii fwrtbor rtearva erw w •pawwlartecs as la wto wilt be to tto eeas*. 4 oteatorv are gweae ear* Tto •wta will ha eowotod at a * ra a eii tv day Tba teaattaa pa seed »f (wad totosndtf. BI ACKYIILB ORADID dCIIOOL af tto ty af tto enpltoftam. aad nafhlag i dabnage la avr inaoteal syteam ’*n t fair and sqaai sbowtaf bis to Hr. Ctoeateade OaMaat, te edbte an Malardey, aad will rtoorn i af tba law to AUaato. are said te have I a aampotg* land af Bf.Oto.ouu la laf Mbtof HeKlatoy’t etoc- RI.KO MEW*. gwtag ao la Farmer, af Raleigh. N.C, affiotol orgSK ef tba NaDawal Farmar’a Alltoacv, said edltorlallr oa rt “Ullltea# of PvpalUu will enpport Kryan If Hawaii U IVpalUu bare : rt wav. I lb Pres , ww« If ttowall u net ukea ildondal rand I da u la cor* This foaling la la tbe North and Was* as wall as In tbe Month.’' Ob|. F. H. Mlxaou’s reply to Sec re- •ary Hobtoil'a letter found on our too rib page, realtime all •ubstandal charges to bad made and •ubauntlata* them by a letter frem hls nephew, K. M. Hixson, wbo Is now and has been for ten or twelve years soliciting freight agent for the Southern depart ment of the Louisville and Nashville system. Col.'Hixson gave bis nephew n latter of ihtrodnution to Secretary Unbbeit, R. M MlxSon writes. I seen red this letter for tbe reason •hat I was anxious to haul all of the shipments for tbe MIIK'reek distilling company, haring been hauling only a tl«n of same under Mr. Trailer. 1 l»oril mailed this letter to Mr. Huhbell, stat ing that I would like to meet him on his next visit to this territory. Mr. Mubnell replied that he would notify me when he next came to Georgia or Mouth Carolina. Finding that I wa* losing Ms Macon shipment* also, I Wired him’ that i was anxious to see him, and to please wire me dead head answer when he would be down. I finally m«t|Mr. lluhhell onnncof loy regular visits to Macon, and had a i talk with him relative to frfclg-ht* «s nice and other things. During this conver sation Mr. Hubbell made me a pfoponl- tlon to represent the Mill Creek Dis tilling Compbny In Mouth Carol'na and offered to pay me BO oeu s per barrel on*whiskey I would sell to the South Carolina State Dlspeumry. This went on for Some months, when 1 mer him-at the Planters hotel, Au- S ustk, ota bl* way to Columbia, S. C. te then Increased hls offer to tl for for one X, FI for N X aud *:i for X X X. He b'eot oi» to Colum4>ia, and on Mattirday afternoon of same week he mired roe to meet Mm Sunday after- boon following at tto Planters hotel, Augusta. I was in Augusta, and met He Informed am that he had had tent In full wrtb tbe di*|'en«a- kad eoncluded hrMtandMi their that It was too rtoky, and asked to tetet him *• that I raw hls proposition. Fmp—IHons were lly, aad not as toad verses* gwwd as la** year Cora and pntalone pnaatoing. raia. Owrmrtis«*e death ef Mr..|la*llag Heteoa, wto pbeead away near Blarbvtlte wtib paenmneta ID* to rial eervtce at Um Ml. Calvary Rafale* ( hnrrb was enn* darted by Rev. J. It. Peoeen b. wto •pob* ef Mr. Heruvaae < krtetlen aad • elUaea end soidter ef tto I^mI Uan*. •tlrnng tbe hearts nf tto eodlence. We laid I be ntd soldier te tleep le tbe rkurrh yard wltb ble kindred, te awell tbe resurrection of tbe dead at aacaiasa. GKKENJ.AND NEW.s. Protracted service* at I’lereeChapel. Methodist cbnrrh, nbu h have bveu la progre.« *lnre third Monday, eondueted by Rev. Clyde of the Wllllspoi circuit, will ale— (Me neck. Up to the present none have been added to the church'* membership. Mis* Marion U*b#r. of Hepzlbah, Ga.. who ha* been visiting Ml*« Bessie Weathersbae, returned to her home Monday. M is* Maine Thompson, of Willlston, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. P. B. Dicks. Ml*s Belle Dicks, of Willlston, U vis iting Mis* Katie Green. Mr*. A. P. Dicks, of Augusta, Ga., Is on a vi»lt to her many friends and rela tive* In the neighborhood Farmer* are busy gathering their cotton, which is ofwiiing rapidly. Tbe drop Is snort. B. E. ty wltb ••gnat IT*AUD AND FORGERY. rrltten Both were rubber ■tamped t. The GREAT CYPUEMM NEWM. Rain I* very much nodded. Cane and potatoes are suflering badly. The cotton fields are already beginning to look like November and December. One month longer and all will be picked out. Not more than a hslf crop has been made In this coiiimunity. Candidates of this section are very week-kneed. The 25th gave some of them fever. Preparations are being made for the opening of the new dis pensary at Ulmer. Miss Ola Cooper, a very pleasant young lady of Augusta, returned home on .Saturday after a four weeka visit to f. lends and relatives In this community. We hope to see her return soon. Mr. IF. II. Cave, of Brownell, has re turned from a stay of severs) days in Charlcsthn selling melons, well pleased, having (letted f 125 50 on one car load. Hob. COTTON* C RO I’ It EPO RT. at town kj large a*xj si te* goo » The Covtmissloner* of Agriculture or other equally well informed officials gave out oo Saturday reports of the condition of cotton in their several Mure*. l-n Tennetent the estimate ww* that BO percent, lie too high an estimate, in North Carolina tbe crop had been In jured nearly to per cent. In ihlrMtate tna ciop bad fallen off }• p»»tutealiicu August 1st, and stood at JY per cant In Georgia (ommlssloner Neu >lt he will be agrwably Mate n akr* owy 70 Di Mtolvlpi frw» ti U. toun Mlmina with a fac simile of hla signature Hrst, type written, dated Dec 20th, 1806, was directed to Gov. Evans, urg ing him to send a detective to I* vestl- gate the Rroxton Bridge'trouble and denouncing tbe previous lynvblnA* at Barnwell and Denmark, The seond. In print, said that enemies had obtained the above letter and were using it to defeat him, aud urging hls friends to trade with anybody for votes, Ac., Ac. Clerk Simms received copies Monday evening and Immediately set tbe wires to woik pronouncing the letters and signature* absolute forgeries conceived in the minds of rascsllty and circulated to NOure his candidacy, and a circular to the same effect was sent out in all directions. Arnoon on Tuesday Mr. Simms received a telegram from Gov, Etans answering that there was no such letter onjlle in his office. EXECUTOR’S SALE. SCHOOL NOTICE. iABMWgv Jl .1 The undersigned respectfully an nounces to the pubiie that be will open a Private School at Blackvltle ou the first Monday In September, IHtMu— Special attention given to students pro- ring tor ruliega or business, tnue—Primary, |1 HO. Intomedtoto. ffiJQ. High school, W-fiO. ton three er more Vpm* family. INGHAM. THI! STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA BARNWELL COWNTT. in The codkt or probatx. By T. 8. Weeks, Esq, Judge of Pro bate in Barnwell County. Whereas Anna Moody applies for Let ters of Administration on tbe estate of Giles C. Bowers, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad- Tto white teheal all I toeded by Frol W. L. Ba*a. est edeeia* I mt heewa eMlMy from l-ato Ot*, W||. I ttometorg eeaaiy. a. t;. Fvw/ Bee* la his aai!< 4 >egf*> of the Ifiteas eel eemmeoMy. tog menlah ill and singular, the kindred and credltora of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Probate for the said county, to be hold- en at Barnwell C. H. on Saturday, the 6th dry of September 1896, at 11 o’clock n. m. to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted Given under my hand and the seal of the (Toon this 20th day of August, A. D. 1886, and in tto oa* huitdrwd and twenty first year of tto Sovereignty and independence of the United state* of America. <«-•.> T/A. WEEKS, Probate Judge. Aag 27-2w NOTICE TO CREDITORS tto sstete ef tto lete J. J. Riley ere duly attested to Glaee A‘usrtoyt^At- teraeys. Ovaagetorg, B. U* erteihe eederolgaed ea er before the MU day •f toetsmSer, Itod, er be dekerved pev* it, end ell person* Indebted to the lete J. J Riley will mete payatent te the nedinigaed <L H RILRY. tdwnilded AdminUerasec, Advnaee. R. f*. estate notice NeStee ta b»r*hy gttoa the* an the l *U day of a* (ease k* f, Utefi. I wtB file la Ihe prtooae (anvi toe Barnwell iwn*Mf B*y final aeawhtk* as Admtoew iraute ef tto eetnte ef Jnha J. Riley, toowased. and a ill theennpnn nefe toe ■tf finnl dm. k»rg* na wash hdatlnto* teawr O B BILKY. y*altfied AdmlntearamF. Si■••li N lUttl DtfciSlitl B«t par ef Ihe Rlnefiville Graded ash eel the Be«h the wMte end eeteeed wheels. H Cwmnef Ot For County Supervisor. Kearns, 8. C. JunY 16th 1890. I respectfully aAnoiinOa myself a candidate for the oflioa eT Bupervieor of Barnwall County, aubjeet to th* rules aud . regulations of the Dem^ ocratio Primary election, pledging my self to abide tbe rhfulu and support the nomluceaOf the party. (Paid.) J. A. Cbas8ixk.au. Barnwell, 8. C-, May 18, 1896. I respectfully announce myself ff candidate for the office of Supervisor of Barnwell County, subject to the rule* 1 and regulations of the Democratic Pri mary election, pledging mvself to sbid* ¥y {KMuTti and support tto hdmT- nees of the party. (Paid) - C. If. Lanqlkt. BamWoll, 8. C.,- Mf*y 12,1896. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Barnwell CouhtF, subject to the ffiles and regulstletff of the Democratic Pri mary QWctlail r pledging myself to abide by the revjffta and support the Nomi nees of the psfty. lll r . T. CIvk, (Pay) For Cterk of Court Barnwell, 8. C„ May 12th 1896. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for Clerk of Court of Barn- Well County and agah ask the ydtera of the County for their vote*. I run subject to the rulee and regulations of the Democratic pflmary election, pledging myself, ad I have always done, to sbide the rdeult and support the nomiuee* of the party. G.dl. Kibkland. (Paid) Barnwtll, 8. 0., May 2*d. 1896. I respectfnlly announce myself candidate for the office of Clerk of Court of Barnwell County subject to the rules aad regnlatioua of the ~ cratlc Primary alwtloo, pledging wr it aad support tto •elf to abtdk tto reeu laeea of the party. (Paid) W.H. Duncan. well. *. (L. May 1.1M6. t itoFfiMfMCF aaauwam ■grmfif R eaadhlato for tto odtoe of Clerk of era tic Primary eUrttoa. pled (lag •elf to abide by tto tto aeutlaem it the W. Qti (Paid) —» Bamtorg. it, April I rw Pea tf a My ananaeea myself a reed ldate tor the edtoa of Ctork ef Ueurl af Re rawed « aunty, •uhjaet k tto rulee aad legwlatieru ef the Item aeralto Pilwm* etone*au. ptodgiag my ■elf ta abide by the reaeMa aad auppee* thn bemtauee ef the party fdt County Auctttofi __ Allendale.8. C., July 6<ll I reepertfilly Mtoouhce mytelf a can- dtfiatr - l for tto office of Andltor of Birn- weH County, *nbject to the ruled and - *** " ' Prii ref ulation^ of the Deinocratft Primary election, pledging myself to abldd by Uanufai the reault* ajuf fnpport the nhmtneeeof pSTty. the (Paid.) W. B. BiasHAM. WIIltatAn; 8. C., Jnl/ 6, 189ft. 1 respectfully annonnoe myself a candidate fof the office of Auditor of Barnwell Cotanty, subject to the rules lations of the Dei and > reault nees of the i moiratlc pri- gmyfklfto abide ort" the (Paid) •npport S. WfTBdm. uonit BaniWeR. 8.0., May 12, 1896. I regpectfnlly announce myself a candidate for tb6 office oi Auditor of Barnwell CodAty aubjeet to the rules and regulations of tha Democratic Pri mary election, pledging mvself to abide by the resulfff and support tS'e nomi nees of the pkrty. G. <7. Riley. (Paid) \ For County Superintend ent of Education. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the office of Buperietendent of Education of Barnwell County, sub ject to'the rales and regulation* of tha Den mohratic primary election, pledging Bffifc ‘ ■ * " Wm myseff to abide By the reenlto and sup port the nominees of tbe party. G. N/Asxxw. (Paid) • Bafnwtn.8. CnMtfytt, 189fi. 1 reepactfnlly announce myself sosn- didate for tha offioa of CoSAiiy Moperin- toodent of Fhiucatlon Barnwall County, subject to the rated snd regu la Holts of-tto Dhmocratic Primary elec ts abme , pMglag myself IM >nd sui raeults | party. (Paid) by the support tto i R. D. HsSlst. Ulmer, B. C. May iffih Iffit. I faepectfally anaounce myself candidate for the nffion ot toperlnte Gni of K.Mo-»t1on nf Harn-v-lt « nwnty • uhj-etto the rains and regulaltous nf (Fold) I bf tto ef tto party R. C. Kmatssn mil Paid) l i ml ttoatl t niw’hm | COi NTY OF tARNWKU. COPY BUM MUM « FOR RBI.1KF, Fraarte J fntaov. Fvaaetofi. W O Mnehnefem. Thus. fi. lagteo- by aad P J. FeSmv. —partner* un der the firm namauf Puisne, Hedger* Aim. PI thin to bt a krnnfier field tor nmfuli He will be nmst»d by Mr* (.*. R Rally and Mm* Alda Rato, af Rtarhvtlla. The related wb«o»l will to —serin- landed n* here—fere by Hr. J. A Itevida—. eb* will to aeetetod ay Ml— Tbe trust—* be— to rwnllaee the fr— -hi-Is at t—* we— —lbs If ae* the eallr* en—tea. —lento from the tMeirtet will be received a* a rate af lullloa. C. C. Rrsa. (halrmaa. J. H. K. Mtuiora, (—r rat ary. Anna M. Brewne. Jeha D Rehao—M Ka—a. Jenuto L. fiwtn- dell, KUaanra P. Kaemer. Habell Brwwaaaad LAUa V. leaden u. Ya the fteft Blbn, fi^C« April Id, HM. ally anenwu— myself a for the office ml Cmrh af Luwrt m Barnwall t'nuusy, —h)ert ka the rntoa and regntosSeee el the Ltean- errallc Primary eSeetton. p—dgiag my- —If — abide by tha —anltoand —ypert M. Mevnoua firaBSUAa. . B.C* Hay ILJR tauaee my—If a ffidato far Utoeffiee af Cana* tend—i af Kdamrtna af OpmnF, —b)em — the rato* tottoa* of i to HomarruOr Primary elar Una. pledging my—*f la abide the —- —lie aad —ppurt tha ham*— af tl party. (PfiMv L. If. Bm fine fin Blackrllte, S.C., July 2uth I respectfully announce myfelf candidate fot the ItegDIatute, fut'- to the rules and frgulatlons 6f' Daifoeratie brimary election, pled fibi^e by tto results sad ohld 4 myself to L--_ port tbe nominees of tbe party. i U. Fullxnton Buist. (Pbldf" ' Esmbbrg, 8. C. f July 14, lf»6. I respectfully Announce myself Candidate for the House of Reprftonh tferes, subjeetto tbe rules and ftguli tions of the Democrat^ primary, ele Don, pledging myself to abide by tl results and support the nominees of tl party. E. F. CabAouL Jx. (L'skl) — — UiiTxR, 8. C., July 13, T896. I respectfully announce myself candWste for thh House of Repfesefrti tives. subject ti the ru'es snd fegul tions of the Defeocrattf prlmsVy e)A tion snd pledge myself td abide by tl resdlts snd support tbe Nominees of tl party. E. L. SAtfpfilU. (Paid.) ^ Denmark, 8. C., Jfily iftth.; I respectfully announce myself candidate for the House of Represent lives, subject to the rules snd r’ficnl tions of tm T Democratic primary ele tlon, pledging myself to sbide the r •ulX* And support the nominees of tl party. L (Paid) v . H. H.Cn^n. Barnwell, 8. C., July 7,1^06. I respectfully announce myself s c* didate for the Hon— of Represent tiree, subject to the constitution at roles of the ttomocraUc Party, at pledge myself to abide the raeults ns Primary Election and Support tl bomlneea of the patty. Joe. (Paid.) M. SxlNKtb. Khrhardt. S.C., Jaly «, 1894. 1 respectfully snaouocd mr—If aea didst* for the Hou— of Represent tl van, ea bject to the rale* snd ragul tloas of tbe ftemocretlc Primary ele tfou, pledging myself to abide By U Its aad’ —pport the ao—teem af tl pfifty. (P»KL) J. D. Kiasaa. Fish Pond Township. Juan fi, Ifififi, 1 r«*pprtfally —aaaaie my—It. caadidaw for the ffou— af Repmmal Uvea.—bl—I to the rntoa aad regal tl—te ef I— Pe—re(T<- I’rl—ary ale tfea, ptodgtag mr—If to abide bv tl ra—It* —d support tbe oamioe— of ll party. J. B. Bt stsb. (VMB.I Barnwall, d. *1. Jane Is* I roapuesfully eadaua— mr self , — bjort to the ret— end —gal af tha D—anrrafWt prla»ery efa u— sad ptodga mr —if to abide by t id asm I Asm ef tl party. (PaM) IF. A- tto La**. thru wall. R C I hog to offer for ihe effi— of fee pert oastou of Baraweii c—air ad rated and —ga* tteener—ik party dfoM) Hay fl. Iffifi. W. w MeafV. For Cofoner. Aelgl—d, Jmm fot UM. I —pert•an? an—ho— my—if Ida— tar iftia LagtoBsao— aud hn i— the kind aouetdoractou aud — *•»! Cnoalv ^tedg^mr—ll^e sb* •ffiffiy. F U A. Attel For Sheriff. Aputosna, a. U.. Jnua 9. U I —pnrffally ann—dU— myaaW a mndtdet* for tha efftoe af Co—•— ef ■ora well Cenatr I, to C.. July I*, t—a I —apaesfally auuauu— mvwif a tAdBdi4iftffi4ffii Umt jjfc# mMwdmaM Bumwell inuaty —hfeed uTTha n and rugulatlaus ef the Ue—uerusla pri- mary atoedlaut ptodgiag my—If to a* by tha r—ntai aud —pfwrt the un—|- wa of lha puny. C. C.C'eUVd. (Paid) gutoffiaua ef lha I utafiMan. pledging by the reauM* —w aasfifilhfi purtg. Souk Caxoliaa Code; i i a v mm m bo—to I roepuyuBy re# —ndblele f— I— oournic 8. c. »r Jtoh. Y qulred la answer tha —plalai la thla aettoa. of whlrh a eepy to filed la the •ffi— of lha Ctork of lha Chart for —M (‘no—y, aad to —rva a o—y of y—r ■nseer to the —Id —pfma* aa Ihe ■ubecrlber a* hto effi— Ik Baraweii wlthla tweaiv days after ihe bervof, exclusive of iho day af fail to Monday alternooo’a mall brought from Columbia in numerous rltiaans at different post la this «e>uatr —rffira; aad If you oo—plaint within I 'be plaintiffs la thla aettoa to the Court for Um raltof tba complaint. ropl—nf tno latter* purporting to have by Clerk W. Gilmore Robe Aldrich. Plaintiff's Attorney. To tha Defendanto, Anna M. Krowne, John D. Brown*. Kebocca M. Ramp, Jennie L. Swindell, Maball Browne and Lilia F. Browne: Plea— Uke no il— that the eummona herein of which the foregoing Is a —py Is filed in the office of the Clerk ot tbe Com of Common Pleae for Barnwall County at Barnwell, 8. C. Robert Aldrich, Plain tlHq’ Attornty. Dated 29th July, A. D., 1896. aug.fi—6*. Altoadsfo, to C , /wad 8, IffifiL I —apart/a lly aaaaadaa my—If a af fiberlff af Coa—y,—tyort — tha rato* af lha Dau—a* Primary atoetiaU, ptodgtag my—If te abide by tba —Ha sad support the eailae— af tha party. Ae the subject af laan— to the — ly — af riul |m portae— la tha yep to ta to eampalgn wHI —y that I am la fa vor af tba fr— aad uallmt—d eotaage of all—r at ratio af 16 — I. PbANfi H. Caxaca. (Paid) af O B Ooaaty, —hfoa* la i and rugatotieae af lha Tto—aeralto Pri mary atoattoa, ptodgtag my—If — by lha —He aad —pport the af foe party. 1 feetab Xsvnj. (PaM) *y rial O sard, pg fi maaffi. VaH apposa* lakwva—rtas, them teal. Pby»*. at, Bh —ry axpaaa— for ffia y—r lesel—i— tea*ellag aad »l—hlaff >. from fisa F— farther lafor—sil JAMKa WOOUffiOBF. Barnwall, A. C, May fifi, Iffifi. I —epoctfally aaaeaaa* my—If aea»- Idau for lha affi— af Coroner af Bar* wall CoUaty, subject to tha rut— aud of the Itomaeratic Priatary ), ptodgiag my—K to a bid* by tba party. (Paid) HiaAU Xuax. worlhag laboratory. Kffirtont 1*1 apt atory ItepartataaL Total expan—a f Blaekvllla, 8. May 11, ll I respectfully annoivo— my—If a candidate for tba office ot Hherlffof Barnwall County, aubjdct to tba rai sed regulation* of the Democratic Pri mary election, pledging my—If to abide by the results and aupport tba nofhi< nees of tba party. (Paid.) HsNxr P. Dtcxix. Barnwall, to C. Hay 38th 1*6. I r—pectfally anaotm— my—If a raadfdsto for tba office of Corufter of Bora well Ceouty. subject to tbd rutoa and raffulatlons of the Democratic Primary election, pledging mvihlf to aMde by tha reaults and support tLe nomIn—a oithe party. J. R. BaAfilsy. (Paid) K r (rind—l rooming la Coltoga ai rdlag at Bdardlng Hall > la Celist ate Itepsilfitont, II06.T*; In Prep— Uity Department. 9*0,75 to IhO.! Next —low will begin rtotobar lek. For Catblogu* ofiji—a, GKO. B.CROMER, President, Nrteberry.to By ylrtue of the authority given roe by the last Will snd Testament of John A. Green, deceased, I will sell on the 12th day qfBeptembcr next beginning at 11 o’clock a. m., at tbe late residence of the saidTJohn A. Green, the remainder of tho personal property that was set apart for the use of his widbw, Jane Green, now deceased, for snd during her naPtrsliife, tbe same consisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Cow snd Calf, do. Terms of Sale Cssb. AbtfLRY STAN8ELL, Qualified Executor. August 94,1896. 2w Barnwell, S. C., May 1,1896. I respectfully Ahnounoe my—II s candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Barnwell County, enbject to the rate* snd regulations of the Ltomoeratlc Pri mary election, pledging myffilf to stride ntf sup •* Klko, 8. C., May fil, T896. I respectfully annonnoe myself s can didate for thfi office of Coroner of Barn well County, snbjecl to tbe raids and regulattons of tha Democratic Primary by the results anl Of the party. (Paid) (support the nominees J. If. LancastkA. election, pledging myself to abide by its mid t For treasurer. the reaulu siid support the nomldb— of the party. W. J. Oaihks. (Paid) GRDVE! tkadx mark, f Bamberg,8. C.« Jane 92,1896. I respectfully announce to the Toting public I sm a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Barnwell County, f 'ledge myself to abide tbe result of the )emocratic primaries, and support its nominees. Respt. /ouVs, (Paid) J. DicxinSon, Sr. r Kttrhardt, 8. C., May 16,18&6. I respectfully annbunce myself a candidate for tl)e office of Coroner, ritb- candldate for the office of Coroner, sub ject to the rales and regulations or the Democratic Prinisry election, pledging myself to Sbide by the results and fiMp- (rt the nomlttlMs of thd party. (Paid) C. B. C la tto if. FROG POND Great Cyprfiss, 8. C.; June 13,1806. I respectfully announce myself a can- Udate for the office Of Treasurer of 3arnwell Couhty, subject to the rules Snd regulation* of the Democratic Pri- _ _• ifisryelection pledging myself to abide Cbill& Fever Totob Std. th o?th:party Dd ‘ upp,,rt t,ie no “ 1 ' J. C. McMillan fPaid) Barnwell, 8. C., May 11,1896: I respectfully anUounCe myself a can didate for the oflVcd of Cdroner of Barn well County, Subject to' the rules add rtgulations Of tlih DAmohratic Primary elwtlon, pledging mysfiif to abide 6y the results ahd support (he nomine— of the partly. D’. C. Bcrckhaltxr. (Paid)* No Core No Pay. Call foryonrfiO cents If ft fail* to cur% you. Remember FROG POND CURES where every other remedy fall*. It's the h—t cure for chills on eartlf. Frrig Pond is also a great Too le, A apedfeer aad Ll—r Regulator. Ask for it snd take no ofoer—See that you get the genuine maMifactared »»y * D1YE5P0RT 4 PHI5UT mm, Mldffay, S. C. May 23th iffiff. lly' TAST I respectfully announce ray—lf a Candidate fot* tbe office of Treasiffesr of BarnweH Cottnty, subject to the nil— snd regulafeons of the Democrstte Pri mary election, pledging mysktf po abide by the molts aad support the nominees of tbs party. Jkrr B. Smyth. (Paid) Mayl, Jabber* i ■iMffYflle I Manefarterfirr #1 Palfi Aagu—a.Ga. . • • By D.K. Briggs AOs. twuU. i.C. Barnwell, g. C i respectfully tnnounre mywlf s aodidaie for the efifoe of Tr—surer of , •uhjeet to the rate* •fth Ml A- F. Baldock, 8. C., Aa|. 11,189ft. r r—pectfully announde my—If a candidate for the Hen— of Repre—dta- flv—, subject to the rul— and regdia- tieoSof the Deatoermtlc primary elec tion, pledging myself to aMde tbe re sults sod support the nomine— of the ffifty. O. D. A. WlLBuN. (Paid) -a R llletota, 8. C^ July Mkh. 1698. 11 re*p—tfully an noun— my—If a candidal* for the Hoo— of tiv—, subjurt to the rate* and regale- ttoa* of the Do—uerasto pri—ary otoc- Uou. ptodgiag • v—if — aMde By the -ouHsaod —ppon ifo» eoml smi of the part#. Vegy I* p—SfuMy. • ll m WmuAgA. HMDS CHILL TDNIt "MIC® OO ot Pur gMe Br— C X Bl MCUlLl