The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 16, 1900, Image 3
The Barnwell People
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
In Advance, per Annum... $1.30
lion
On Timfe..
THURSDAY.'Aj^O^aT l«. 1009.
n The Regular ComwehreatinD* of
Harmony Lodjfe No. 1? A.\ M. - .
TCjpr d\U be held at the new Masor.lcTem-
' Vr \ pi,' in Barnwell hpon Thunday,
#n fit Wext before the (V*l moon in each
fcwtttli, beginning at ee?^y candle light,
dy order of W’.'. M. - .
H. P. AtiDaaaO*. Secre.tarr,
The ff^ula' meeting of Barnwell
Ladp^ 1 No. 16, Kniglitii of Pythias
will lie held at their Hall on Friday
full attend
night at 8‘4 o eiock."
ance is requested.
By order of
Li. VV. ilANVlt.LK, C. C.
Wm. iVtcNAB. K-
R.
IMPORTANT N'Oripft.
All persona holding stortk lit the
liarnwell Grailed School Aaaoviation
\vill p'ease preaent their ccrtitlcHtea or
other evidence* to the undersigned on
or before the 6th day- of September,
i!K)(), in order that the proceeds to the
credit of the Association may Ini appor
tioned and paid out to tho liolders of
atotlk.
Geo. II. Hate*,
l.'Jth August, IhOO. Treasurer.
The Summer School for Barnwrll
County teachers began yesterday.
. A letter fettelved from Frt*d A. Black-
w-ood, Cole City, GH., too late gud foug
for publication.
Mr. II. ft. Cave of Gnat Cypress
Township lost all his' lot buildings,
Containing largi quantrjes, of corn.
oats t Torage w Ac , on the flight of Uie
iWth-nht. LosB fiye'drsTx hundred dol
lars, no Insiirnnce. Tlie fire was acci
dental. starting within his locked Inirn.
Fortunaiifely he had time to'turu out all
his stock.
At the regular communication., of’.
Harmony Bodge No. 1.’ A P . - M. (tn
Thursday evening a resolution was
passed requesting Past Grand Master
J. F. Izlar of Olangehurg to lay the
corner stone of the monument to be
erectal at Barnwell to the moin iry of
TTmT tIonredtilath dead. All Masonic
Bulges in tlie County are invited to
take part in the ceremony.
The Cmlidy ('alnpalgli theeting at
Aliendaie on the fttli ip si was attended
by some voters. At Syeamore- on
the 10th thoiC was the largest attend
ance of tlie series. Good shade, good
water and good treatment combined to
draw go/xl speeches from the vote
hunters. The dinner was aiimidantly
sullic ent. and just as good as lieurty
appetites could wish. 'Tlie last gatlier-
ing was at Fairfax on Tuesday.
Only 11 more days until the first pri-
tnary election.
I'rof. and Mr*. W. II. Jones returned
from Virginia'on Friday.
Hr. and Mrs. Egleston returned from
Saluda, N. C., on .Sunday. .
Mr*. W. J. Young ha* gone to Dans-
Ville, N. Y., for a brief stay.
. Mrs. JTA TiTghtsey of Syeamcre is
Vl«itihg relatives in Augusta.
We had ajileasant Friday ealt from
Mr. B. It. Baughman of Dunbarton.
Mra. George H. Bates and Miss Jen
nie Bon are rialtiug relatives in Aiken
this week.
Rev. T. I’. Bide ha* returned ^from
protracted meeting work in Grange-
burg county.
Mr*. Dr. E. B. Patterson has return
ed Iroin a |rlea>aut visit to CiTvelaLd
Nprings, N. C.
Mr. Bqiip < >.ba.i on Tne-.lnv tn
accept aposplon With merchant Sharf-
ain at Aliendaie. ?
Mi** Ella Sahnders hf« returned, to
tlie deHght of all Barnwell, alter sev
eral weeks absence.
The j*tatc candidate* are at Edgefield
today. Next Wednesday they will
w in.) up at Columbia.
Mr. Miller K Edentield spent sever
al day* at Brunson tin* week, and re
port* everything lovely.
Mr and Mrs. A 1*. GorntJI left on
tvtiurdav Pt'vtsit relatives m tlie lake
region of New York jitate.
_.W. II. Thvnva* E«»|. of Charleston.
Candidate far Aolieil«»r In the Firsui Ur-
cult, was in town on Friday. _ul —
Miss Minnie Washington (<*• H.s-e|fl
nl the position of teacher of the tivveii
I'iiies schmd for the neat leruv
A
If 'crop reports are general!v a*
gl'Miiny as those eomiug To us rulloo
ought to bring lit cents at lea**.
Mis* Bula Woodward ruterMinel
••jnst a few ” friend* on Monday e\eii-
iug iu her usual ha|>py manoer,
Mr. Guy Cave returned from Ko. k
• I’ll on Wednesday, where he ha* ta-eii
In allehdaucM upon the summer school.
Mi«s DaDr lawyer of the Fairfax
Khteipfin* I* fpeiuling her va«*att<>n
w ith home folk* and IDend* at J > dius
• toil. .
Powder
AMOumuarPURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholeMDi^
FIRST babes:
For several yeai'a Col. B. W. You-
inan* has led the’ State as grower of
first bale*. Bast yea’' he sold his fir.-t
bale in Charleston on Atigust 7tli. It
weighed (Vi2 pound* and Irronght 8
cijpix fV 4»ouutB-Ur $t4.fii, Thi* year.ids
Best w as *ohl .Vugust Stb, weighed oiil
pounds and brought HA cents, or f!«4.5!.
AugiiStVs-rirst hale was received on
Hif 8th from Rurhc .County, and
brought 11 ^ cts at auction. On the
!Hh ln*L the *ectuni bale was received'
Tnmi Mr. 1*. W. Farrell.
Ben Brown, colored, of Red Oak
nroiignt m Tuesday Barnwell'* first
bale nowr.cotton, weighing .'.iw lbs and
sold to J. A. l , >rrt“r at 10 et* per pound.
Two other new b&lea.eame later in the
day.
JENNY NEWS.
G. B. Oronipr of
l>ai<l a recent visit
New berry
to ffiends
1’res.
College
here.
■Mies Sn«ie Bngg* of Augusf i, fta. r»
visiting Capt. and Mr*. J. Wyliiad'lcn-
Tiy.—
—Vgue* ♦ *iwf !"rtT'SrcTStW!t?*' sjWh 1
la>t weekr w ith Mr S. E. Barley uud
family.
Mi** Bivingston of Cope, who ha*
been\i»iir!ig tier aniii, Mr*.’ If. 'Mil!*,
letr on Saturday last. inue|i to the re--
I gret of some oi our young m« , n:
Me«sr« Giimore and / ('arndl Sim ms
of Barnwell spent Friday and Saf«:r«lav
••tghts of Ust week w ith frie’inlsiu this
t oit. Or o u l) y .
Mr.J.D Jcnnv, ha* canned a eon-
• idet ahie flnani it \ of tomatoes, peaelie-
etc. for bituself and neighbor*.'
B.
COTTON & TRADE WANTED-
We want yollr cotton; wW want your
husines*. i)ou’t let them fool you
about Bankrupt stock* and job lot*.
We have the lnige*t altd best selected i
stock of Fall and Wlntefr goodk eVer 1
Bar n well- 1 -boli gilt A
Candidate Colnm Continned.
For Solid! ot.
shown in Barnwell—boliglit At tire
right time and At the tight plnce*; (the
factor^*) and tllev are to be *0ld at
pried* that will «urpri*e the people. If
you want value come W See the
B. Molair.
wibbisTon NEWS.
In my report of campaign rntdiing at
Goose PonrI your type Said two carca*-
sc* vvre cueti when It wa» ten; have
been requested tr nlAhe Cbrrbction.
'1 be first bale of the new crUp wa*
brought iu MondaV by M/, T. W.llllk,
wciglietl 517 lbs and classed middling,
was bought by J. T; Smith Jh for IP
edits |w‘r pound.
Rey T. II. Edwards ha* accepted the
position of Assistant Superintendent ol
the Orphanage at G feta wood and will
leivVe in about two month*.
M. C. Willis, Pfesjdent of the Garoll-
na Birggyt’n , wTt* vn town Monday.
Mrs. A. E:‘ Matthew* reUirllSd latt
tvee'k from Glenn Springs iilid Aslie-
ville.
'The jiot, dry weather has cut the cot
ton and late t'orn considerably. No
raiiijn over two. week*.
Dr. W. W.' Smith, who li** feaened
bis S7ih mile t»«»si, i* guile .ill.—Hope*
are entertained lie will soon recover.
• Rex.
TAKES I’l* FOR TEACHERS.
Ebrroit Pkopi.r :
I ii Ins plalftlrm
Paoi’i k -last Week
pnhllslred in Ti?k
I’rof. Hafi say*.
st Primary Electidit.
' ' . . ' . ' • • W’. . ■ ' _ t ’ ■»
Tuesdfiy, August 26lh.
% 4 y, - r ’
Superintendent Of Education.
Barnwell, S. C„ Auguat h. )9t»o.
I beg lo^>reaent my candidacy to the
voter* of Barnwell county for the olhce
of Goiinty Superintendent of Educa-
Uon.and pledge myself to abide by the
rule* governing the DcmocraUc pri
maries and support the nominee*.
W. W. H!trt.
BlatkVills, 8. t; April *»th, 11WD.
I re*pectfujly announce mvaeir aean-
didate for reflection to the olllce of
County Bup<?r1niehdent of RduokUoti,
pledging myself to abide by Hie
of the Democratic Primary election
and to sup|Mirt the nominees of the
paHy.
* A. Buist, Hr. ,
FoFHouse of Representatives.
Selgllngvill#*, 8. G., July ?nd, IlMO.
I reVpectfully announce mvself a can
didate for election to the House of Rep
resentative*, subject to »tbe rule* ami
regulation* of the l>cmoiTatrc nrimary
v In
”B**URr teacher* i.i tlie rural ilDHlH* f leethm; And jvltdgfi myielf to the
add better selntol hoii^bs.*' Now the 1 reaults and *up|H<ri tlie uoitiliie** of the
law put* ii on ttustecs to ernplby teach-: party. W. A. AlB 8ri- '
e‘r* a«d provide achool hoii*e* anti I P*ri«wKii*q D . ..-
think M r. Hart goes to<v far iu con- : 8. C.. J*hv 47, P.W).
-bmi.iii-: »-<>iiir* v teacher* of tliia cuu_n- J ■rVii'V^nuUlf, aninntnra aty—R a
iM the f«Hwi*«fc**Htor»lect»oir to thb House Pf
■state. A*■long a* iHVtroiie arh satistied i **epreientative*, subject to the rule,
notxsly Im* a right to •nurfere. And j *'“* of l^wocrallc pri
the taxu*vci » *upply ll:e befit *cl*<Md i "It'.I
Ii<iii»i*s they are able to build. No Itn-,
periaiisni. , Home Rule
FOR BARN W EBB
I
election, and pledge myaell to
abide by tlie result* and fupport the
I nomine^* of the party.
J. F. All-n.
A strange crary negro ‘man raii*ed l.'lm*r, 9. C » May fill. 1000.
considerahle excileirfent HI th< t-Mloied | IwaiHctfilllv ahrmunce myself a
settle near the oil mill yesterday candidate lor rceleblloo to the House
before dav. Altera lively chase he | n( Representative*, and being a farmer
led l<»|| wlU ever watch the farmer*'lutefckt
if elected iu future as I have In the
| past, and I hereby phtlge myself to
j abide l:y the result* ol the Primary
j Flection anti support the nominee* of
F'rtl. *n- 'he Democnuic party.
w ** run down,Tied and traii«fer
jail.
LOST
Fa finer D. J. Zorn w*« In town on
Monday iu good hear*, for he hu* made
all ilie wlmal he neeiN, w ith sonic to
*pate.
The withdrawal el >fagi*traie J. II j
Moore of I Uarleston give* AMorne)
GeiiersI'Bellinger a walkover lor re-j
^Unutiwi 1 i ^ 1 > **
Miss Pearl Drummond of Bamberg.
pleasant V l-It to. H.lrnwt I HI ;
Ba*t year we handle I over O.iirihale-
of eotton In Ifvrtuv ell, I naid mu ov r’t
tttn.Tiwi pdr ilii- staph’ hi l oTd ca>h.
'I he coining »ea-on we want IJ.iso
bale* and they nin-i come and w Hi
tsuue il the grower* will look to their
interest.
I have made eontryet* with one ot
the Bargesi t'ottoq Mil;* iu the Aiaic
anil vvtilr two o| the Bvrgcst ( (it I on
Fxiiorting lloii>«« in the >oqth ami
cau place any iiQatilitv and quality to
lire be-* e.ilt.an'ag’*. TH’ee siring* t«>
(be bow give ii.e an immense leverage
and B«rnwi-I| farmer sbatl share and
enjoy it with inF. .
For |be cnitimg eotton seHsou I have
a backing of a Waif Million Dollars
ami iiinrc in retell If* needed. Before
shipping or selliltg a bale etll and si'e
tlie lepresenfxnve of lire big jitoiie)
bags and tbc frimtd of ir*..il»sr I’Kicrs
lo.- cotton. - vl. A. t’orier.
W bite Seiter, with 0 rai'ge
• wer* t<* name of ••f’cliley,” Bost at ;he i
\|. ver's M iH_ ie. ■ , H
Reward ol #4 .-*» for hi* return u>
Eugene R. Buckingbad;,
Elleuloti, >. C.
'^EBBING nl T A T ('OyT—Dny
luMUa*, Miai.isanv. Norroa* f.rt
Mlti.M T lU’M MEB. Wim,ion,.’s. t.
TRESPASS NOTD'E.
No’fi’e Is hereby giveb that ai; per
son* trespassing hi any Way u|iwn my
laml* near IVlliuton. geu8rally known
a* the Itryaot 'Veaiheralwe UomesVad,
I by cutting or hauling wood, battling
I straw, pasturing slisck, hunting nr lisli-
I mg. by dav or by night, will, on and
I liter ilii* dat**, be prosecuted lo the full
} extent of tlie Into.
f. W, Hjolt.
j Augjltt id. Jbpjf. (Ax)
E. L. Sander*,
?7r . May fth, Hmo.
I respectfully announce mv»e*f a
candidate for reelectlon to the House of
Kepresa-niatives subject to the rule*
ami regulation* of the liemocratid pri-*
marv klecUfJn. ami pledge rtirsrif to
ahiiia !.v the reaillta and support the
nothiflcc* of the party.
J. B. Rate*.
Barnwell, 8. C., April aiRh, luuf).
I re*|»ectfiilly announce myself *
andidate for re-efectlon lo the Uon*e
. liHitoell, S. C., May l^lh, V^feb.
I reapectfully announce myself a
candidate for Solicitor of the Hetfond
Circuit,' subject to the rule* and regu
lation* ttf the DemoctiUo pririiafV ifilcq-
blon, mbidglngrtiyaeirto khltVe By, the
TeshlU ithl kdpprirt live hoinlftee*.
CliaE CalTbll SltitHIfB
Bai-nwbll,«. C., Mky Iftth, IftW.
) respectfully ahhrtuhee tny*clf it
candidate for SoliciftB’ Of tho Second
Cll’cdit, *iibjeot to the rnlel and refch-
CaadHite Coltunn Gontintie#.
h’Mtlta and auppoyt the npmitiee
party.’ das. R. B
• of the
vaVii.
for State SfcrtaU.
TVHllatpn, 8. Ci. July 3d. 1900.
t respfccttdlly announce myself a
candidate foi- State Hengtor, attbjeet to
lation* of the Detndcratic prjirinfy elec- the rule* and TegnUtioi • of the l£emi
tUm. and ^erigt invYeif to kbidti by thc crMhv- prlttt^v eltigHyn. amB plFitp;
- - * - - •"yseil to abide by the ^Milt and luj)-
irt thj ntihiitlbea of tlie party, .
m w. phmfrk.
BarhtrWI, B. b„ Miiy 1H, \ltk.
t respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reelectlon a* State Sena
tor, subject to the rule* ami regulation*
pf the Democratic primary election,
and pledge myself to abide by the re-
full liud tiipptirt tile ilBtnlnee* of the
tarty. ■ Robert Aldrich.
* s* -♦ •
Couniy Auditor.
ftamweil/8. C., May 7th, 1W)tt.
t respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reelecllon to thq office of
GountY Auditor, •ubject to file rules
and regulations of the Democratic pri
mary election, and pledge niyself to.
abide by the results and support the
nominees of the party.
W. H. DmiciHE
BuddMvIth*, S. C„ April 17.1900.
I respectfully announce myself as a
candidate for tlie office of County
Auditor, subject to the rules and I'eRu-
lation* of the Deihbbtntlc pritilhry elec
tion, ilhdpled^b tliy*elf to abide by the
result and support the uotuine** of the
party. J. 0. Keel.
hor (jierk of Court.
Heiglingv llle, 8. C.. May 7th, 10OO.
At the sollrlmiim.* of my frb.iu|a I
re»|>ectfully announce nivsejf a candi
date for the office of Clerk'>»f Court,
subject to the rules am) regulation* of
the nembliiailc p’rimafy Flectidn, and
pledge myself to abide by tlie re*dlt»,
Btipmut the nominees of (he party and
not lo accept a -nomliialiou from any
oilier aouree.
0. M. Eden field.
Barnwell. 8. C., May !*t, 1900.
t respectfully announce niy*clf a
candidate lor reelectlon to the office of
Clerk of C'uurt. subj’St to lUe. rule* and
regulations of tin) Democratic primary
election, and pledge myself toabHethe
result miuT sup|>ori the nmuinees of the
party. W. Gilmore Hlimus.
For Sheriff.
Barnwell, 8. C.. May 21*t, 1909.
I res|tectfully announce mvself a can
didate for the office of HherifT, siiImci t
to Uie rule* and regulatlnnl of the
Dtnu^Mtf*! rMtriary eHctimi, pledging
myself to Stride by the re*ult* and sup
port the nominee* of I he party.
J. \V. I.aucaster.
Barnwell, 8. C M May 19th, IV.
1 rs«(re«nfw4lr wnnminrr wrrsetf a ean-
dldate for the office of Sherltr. subject
to the rules and regulation* of tiie drm
ocratlc primary election, pl%dgTnjt mj^’
self to abide by the result* and support
Hie nominees of the party.
C. II. Bangley.
Martin, 8. C. f May fth, RNN).
I respectfully announce mvself a
candidate for the office of Hbeild. »qb-
iect loth* ruffif imi regulations of ihe
Wmocratlc primary election, and
pleilge myself to ab)<le by the results
Congress.
i Wl\l be a r*n<ftdatw for reelectlon to
Congress from the m>cond Congres-
•tonal Dtstrlhf. subTMk lb Mn rules and
regulatlbnh of the IhstftbcHUlo party.
b Mjftf»eAfiiWf. . . .
W. JA8EKR TABBRRT.
fTakiaa mask naaiaiaaso no. irasa.)
tPOND
I
County Tnea^uler.
% 4
Appleton, 9. C-, April 23d, 1900.
respectfully announce myself a
candidate for tho office of County
Treasurer, Subject to the rule* 91(4-reg-
ulationi of the I icitim-.ratlc r-
icclion, ami pledgfe myself to abide Hie
result and support the nominees of the
parly. J-. B. Amtnrfrig.
t Inver, 8. t’., April 11th. liXH),
I reflectfnII v announce inyscir acan-
didate for the office of County Trcafu-
rer, snbject to the rule* amt regulations
of the Democratic primary election,
and pledge nirftclf to abide the
and aupvlort ill
result
le nominee* of the [tahty.
Edmond B. Sander*.
B.Trntoell’, 8. I! ; April Tth, JfVio.
I respectfully annoiiucei myself a
candidate for the otlice of County
Treasurer, subject to the rtiiea ami reg
ulation* of the Democratic primarjr r-
CHnx aNd fever cure
TK 0RIGM4L NO CIRC HO PAY.
50 CENTS A B0TTLL
The old reliable the kind your fathers
used to take. The one that never fails
to cure. Don't waste time and money
experimenting with new cures. But go
for ^hc beat, from . the jump. Frog*
Pond is live dunge of prevention and
pound of cure combined. Ask for it—-
t*kc no substitute. If your merchant
* *.■'•*’ wi ,*i f. * p, j w t
does not sell it write to,ua we will *eod
it direct for 50 cents.
DAVElWRT & PH1NIZY CO.
TFfirticAalo Draggists Soiling Agenta
, ^ Augusta,, ga.
O. N. Rprcklialier, Barnwc'l. 8. C.;
Kirayh, tjgo. . A. Still , and A. M.
O'Uhrmr.n, BUckville, 8. C.
ISO1-1900.
South Carolina College;
Columbia, S. C.
>.B^ A. A.. LL.1B. T.. U
Courses. Spring Course* free for
Teachera. Fourteen Proteasora; Kly-
UMi volmues Iq Bibrary; excellent la-
boraturln*. ulevs-roouia, gymnasiuin.
Ibct on. and |)!bt]ge ibyself to abide tlie j Infirmary, athletic ground*. Tuition
reault and support the nomimeaof the 1 94U. other fees A Is, a H’*»i<>r>t tuition
party*. K. 1>. Free. I remitted to nredjr »uidu:vi*. iixpen-< *
____ I 41 Je lo lE17w a sNaaisifc 1 efi-iftv,! i»ti nil *
—--IMackaiUw,* Ayriftoth. Inrai.- ri) „ M ’flrrirS^dlfed He bools rilZ
I annoum;* ui vm;>: a cun* I trr itn t , ’rr«bnian fi Uhout exami-
oiiiAt* ih« tMcm of (Jouirty Tr^M»u* oi^loti.
rer. I pledge myself (o atdde by tlir fe- Entrance and N.»r»ir’l Kliolsrship
suit* of the Democratic Primary Kid-- Examination, at every oouotr-
tion and lo support the nominees of the I seat, Frida \ ,*uiv .Hi, I'Mi, by Court/
party.
ft’. Alfred-Gyl^f
For A\astCr.
8ii|Hrluteud*nia. . ,
Next *e»*iow opens Sept, id, lOuoi
, For Mtaleguc. address. 1
r. C. BOUHB AKIE President.
SHL TOL'R WAY CLEAR?
neffl
* B'ldd^rvllle, 8. July I Ith, luX).
I respectfully announce my sell a ran-
didale for Hie office of Master (or lUrn-
well t'minlv, •ui*>evx to th rule* and
regulatmuanr the (>em<K.raiic pnuisry I vl||e. H 4 . He keeps a full astortment
election, pledging mvself to afd.le. ».v ,,f the Pnest Crystal l^n*e*. Solid
MlfTttf, (Totd tolTled, Aluninilco and hteel
When you nefbl Speclaelea or Eye»
give* •irrrw.tly fft*ed vaU bn G. I> G
l.ange, N«». .7 (Ullroad Avenue, Black-
o’ RepreVenfaHtefi, sfil-ject to the rule* | sod support the nominee* of the party
and regula'iotf* of th* Democratic pri-
mare election, pledging myself to abide
| the re*iilt and support the.nominees of
ithe party.
J. O. Patterson.
Die rAuHt and aupport the nominees of
ths party.
YV W. Woodward.
UarnwMI, 8. C T , 4th July, 1“«J.
I respectfully annouuee my-slf a
candidate for the office of Master for
Barnwell county, subject to lit* rule*
and regnUtinus of tbs I >e<n^cratic pri
mary election, amt plerlge .nitf*Uf Jo
abble pf t u s rilulta anj supftort the |
nominee* o| lb* party.
J. J. Brown.
Frames. Hs has had Isn year* ex pe—
rleuxe and never makes any charges for
examining your, ey^s, a ml guarantee*
Haiisfaetlon Hi flHiug and price*.
Cknlestoi & V^sUriCafQitu R’j. Ct
AortfsM atod AahtHI? 9hert Line.
BrheduJs ill effect May *7tll, 1900.
KUKo NEW<.
returned luxuc on
nficr a
Dunbarton refatiVc*
'Tuesdav.
—vet.* ’Mffhfra vTir.:r-T.^..
4*
Barnwell lor* now of \\ am, |«
YDiilng relrfiive* iu IK’, eft l«Uud aj/1
Augusta.
O’jaefvTf Bangc’s thefiumncter at
BUckvUle registered li*| degree* on the
ktb and I'ib iJi*h* w> kot.|g.t day* of the
Summer.
Mr. vtllll** Arivv*troog left on Tue»-
flsy for Appleton, where Jie lia* aecept-
fed a position a ith Mr. J. M. Bennett,
nrrrc’irMnt.
Tl,ie names of all »nt*r« 8 ho old be on
the club list* oh or Indore life 2$rd ln*t.
In <ydef to Qualify lliem to vote iu the
primary on the 48th. /
Col. A. Howard Patterson came down
from GrecHWHtift on ^tremlrty mornlhg
and left in th* gffefAqon fj>r Aiken.
He. ia looking Wr.’l.
Tuesday’s wind storm did consider
able damagfe ttt traesamf 6'frrp*. North
of town it aoimded tike k hrtlf dozen
trains were running full *|iwtB—
Prof. B. if. J«|hn*tone „•■>« in tqwn rf
few hour*'on MindaV. He (idd’ ju*(
Hosed a successful Summer School at
H-mpton, a’Hl was on his way to Nejv-
berry.
.Farmer J. '.f. Tft»7, tW c’hrtrr'plnp.
wheat gVower, credits flip i^f-.e y ield
made to hi^ thorough prepaj'ittioij qf
the soil. .Nejci Schmoiv lie will try to (ic/
better.
,Mr. ami ^rV. V/ofatr and Mrs. jl^.
Porter aiwt Ittlile daughter left on the
(>m*t Bine .Testerdijy. nvorning for si
month's outing at tlie Spriiv** ar.,1
mountain resort*.
Picking «’(*t;on ha« begun.
Mr. John Sawver and daugjiter.
pi city M i«-s Gi’orgie. of Joi;
eto Ml.'T.' M. B Tfli*Ta*t w-rek
Mr. J. M Bong, ;p ti'rv handsome
vouog loan of T'leutou, lias iiut re-
luriteii, 1 Aim, a. triit-to udaiivc* here-;-—
M JilUie Ml liigfeiltoW Iihs |ic< u olf
vUiiing rrlative* for somp trine. _
liisu-k vdfrs-- V iVT'dl f"
litives here l.tst week
I and M is- Mar
Toe Hummer Si
lo-cd on Tuesday
hooi dt RoCh Hill
For Supervisor.
friend* ami rr
Mr*. V. A. Woodwa
were Hie gneMs ot relative*
■Side, last Jrrock. —
. Mr. and M r*. E. TiirneV of Dmiiu.r-
ton *|ieot some time «-vv«tli -Mr. B. T.
’V\ illiam* rtrenlly.
Mrv. l ow art w a* recently tlie guest
of Mr*. J. J. Johnstrm.
Mf** Daisy (irrett ahd^Mrs. (’.. D.
Green vlshed relHtiv,** here a few any*
itgn.
Mr. and Mr*. ,\V. f>. Grinvea of Rix-
vill»r, f»a., arrived JlliorsOny to \»*it
rehrtlve* for a few dat*.
Mr. and Mr* Henry w atth«wa
moved to Willinoit, much t,
of their itfarJv friends.
—i 11 Mated Mis I -a
P. A. Danfort)*, of BaGrange,
utfcreil intensely for six montlis
Ga.,
with
I
Hailievlll*, H.
res|>eetfully
May 4«th, 1VP.
attnounee myself a
candidate for Sii|<erv|*or A subject to the
rules and* regulations' of the' Demo
cratic primary elect on, and pledge my.
self in abide by .llrt reSultl aud kup-
a filghHnl nmniiig sore on hi* leg, but { |K>rt the rtq^iinee.'. o.*Jlie party. -
wrlTCa that HtickleV* A'ltlca J'alve W. I’. Bailey.
^ HTeeMvofir.^C- Mar'rh na*»- -
f respectrulfy announce mvself. a
candidate for the office of County Su
pervisor, subject to the vules and regu
lations of tlie Democratic primary'elec
tion, and pledge,mvself lo abide by the
nd supn
For U-
ihdojuc.
u holly cured it in ten day*.
r>, -YV oqml». FlrH-r-s. BoIL*
ilcs h , k th- Pest salve in the world.
Cure guaranteed Duly v)-*c. Hold by
< . Burckbajtez. Uariivrelii J. M.
at Rtverp^ m ,, |j ( \\ illi-ton; D. K. Brigjf*. A (Jo ,
Blackvillc; druggists, •
There were Lf caset of yellow fever
iu Havana, Culm, trn .MoUday.
Prrveuted A Trogedf.
Timely information given
George Bong, of New \jtraitsville,
Ohio, prevented i» dreadful tragedy and
saved two lives. A IrightfrM cnhgfi
results and support the nominee* of the
party. J. \v. Deer.
Thomas, 8. C., May r'lb, luOO.
I resnectfully announce myself a
candidktfe fpr the office of iJounty Hu-
pervisor, subject to tlie rules and regu
lation* of the Democratic primary elec
tion, and pledge ttme/f W ? V*de >7 M»e
! results atrd iuppofl rbffn'c'ntioeeaof the
party. J. W. Thomas.
J. 8. Calhoun.
Mo*b, 8. C.. May 7th, Ikon.
1 respectfully announce mv*el.' a
■’siidblaic for the office of .''herilT, auh-
! jecl to the rules eml regulations of the
Dewacnrtfe ftrtmary election, ami
pledge mytel/io a Hide by the result*
and aupiKTl the nouiinee* of the party.
r inton T. Welker.
/ Barna ul, 8. f\, May 1st. 19CH.
I . f'-ispeclfullv aonounce utvself e
candidate for reelection (o tlie office of
Hheritf, snbject to tlie rules and regu
lations of the I>eu)ocnil)C primary elec
tion, and pit'<j&v myself to tMlide by the
result ant! jsnppurt (tie nnpitiiaeaoff- Mm
party, -Frank H. -FVrewh.
Barnwell, 8. G., April 4Hh, 1(HI0-
T-respectfully announce myaeICa fean-^
didate for the olflee of 8fleritr,. aubjed
to tBe i bfcS t rjqd re^nlstions of the
Democratic ptfmary electipn, pledgiug
myself to abide by the res-'R* iftid iitp-
porlthc noutlueesof the partv.
G. O. Riley.
I respectlully auiiouoce mvself sa a
candidate for tlie . offijj* ot piberifT J A
... ,8T<^*oTa, Jun?a;»d, l^A.
I rtlpeclluilj announce myself a
candidate for lbs office of Maater for
Hurttwell (a)u/)tV Subject to . the .rules
ami regulation* uf Ub’ fiemoyfatli; pri
mary eiet tiou. pledging inyaelf to abide
the results and aupport tbe nominees)
of tbe party.
t B. BewM.
Barnwell, fi (J., June tld, H^J.
' re*pe»’ifully announce myself a can
didate /or tiie office of Master/or il un
well Cc'qntjr, subject to the rules .and
logo Ultima ol UniDemocrallc pijmery
electbyi. pledgjnf utvself U> abide the
results am! shpport the nominee* o'
the party.
H. I; o*M*»inon.
Lravr 1 s-ntnurk
Karitwrli
amre v.- \
Ij'Sv. Augusta
Arrlvt Gr< enwsied
*• Aai!«T»<>fi.
** laiamta
“ lircenrilie
lilrll nprmgs
apart an burg....
lulmf
la’avc
For Mjfistrate.
Barnwfell, S. f., Ao/jnst 8th. IPui.
; Barnwell. Reedy Branch. Frlendililp,
Ashleigh, fferculfes Clubs.) .
I r*«|tcc(tqlly announce idNself a can-
ilidate (or the office of Magistrate at
Barnwell, subject to the rules and teg-
ulationa of the Democratic prjmaiy
the tegret
'. • J.
BBACKVIBBB NEWS,
Mrs. Thu*. Walsh and Mr.«; ll. E.
Thompson and children have gone tii
Walhalla for two week* pr more.
Two yoniig ncgm thiev es ent.-red Lhe
residence of Maj E S. lltJmtnond one
day laai-wc^V vv.hile they, were away
from home mid stwlc MrV. D.Td-ffe T7iU
liamson’s pocket, hook eontarniiig mon
ey and oilier valKablys. ’They were
caugh* and the money reepvercd. They
also stole « lady'a g«dd iVa'faJi, whose
we cotY?d not «seertnfh', hut tlie owner
can get the vtatch by calling On mar-
itave h rt d long kept her awake every night.
>he lia<l tried many remedies and doc-
tots hut steadily grew vtorse until
urged to try Dr. King’s New Discov
ery. Due-tiortlc wholly cured Iter, and
she writes this marvelous medicine al-
«ocured Mr laing ot a severe attack
of pheutnonia. Jknch cuter: are posi
five, proof of tlie matchless merit of
this grand remedy for cttrtng all throat,
ches! and lung troubles. Duly WtS [ Barnvv’oll, 8. C., April gJd, 1999.
ambli.no Every . hot.lc gnaranreed ] respectfully, anmmhre n.^eif a
I rial bottles tree, at J- M. Smith a,A\ il- !candidate fofjtie office of County Su
per vjspf, fifnject to the rules and regn-
Appleton. H. C., April 30th, RHIO.
T respectfully announce mysejf a Qgn-
dftTr.te fof tlie office of Sttpcrvisot, rub-
ject to thfe rules and n gujation* of the.
Democratic jjf.bri'/frc feje'c'ton, , ^te.fgiog
• de by Lhtf result* and au
subject to ^he .rul?* Aail rcg(tl»aion»
iof thp IVnocratic primary election,
and pledge myself to ahi^ie by the re
suit and support the nomljieee of the
party. N. G. W. Walker.
election, (uid piedre AnjstU to abide hv
ncf support
sludK
lUnUcisonviili:..
Asheville
esbertlle
Npartanburff.,..
“ (ilenn Hutiugs...
. bMeurlile.
*• Uttaefisj,
“ AadMsect ;
Artive (Irtanwnod....,
" Aujustu ........
* *4*a mi
« 16 a m .
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14:15 p tn
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Xio p w
tail p m
, 4:19 p u.
p Id
6*9 p r.
7 AS) p n
, a a
11:45 a m
loaxt a m
wa>i pa
i l5t pa
4: 7pm
1:4U p a
6 io p a*
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10:1* a a
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j .oo a a
410 pa
■ • ••'*• ooof§
44V pa
7:15 pa
6:6* a*
»:00 pm
5:10 p in 10:46 a I
Arrive BaMtfb. ....H
Norlew....
PeUmburg.
Vi'-lwaoud
a ir.
7.4W
4:1* a m;-.
5:1-5 a in ...
••*••••»
lisave
Arrirv
mysel/.to. at
^port the nominees of the p ii t v.
•up-
P'U'ty.
J. IB Warren.
Go’s ,
fhtfh-
shYt) Webb, hlentffyl’ng. hihI proving
Barn wijifnenplc vviH bc : ler.rn
fhat RroB R. JC. Bfe, whose betfer hal
w ak of this place, has been projnoted a 1
GleoisVrj College and is now in charge
ttf the divtl’Toj^ of drawing.
An extra tfvtnirnrntcation of iTHrmoiiT
Lodge No.'17. A. F.M., I* catleff fr.-r
Sa’iirdar AugitH 18th, a) 5'p. in.
• ^By oi'der AV. M.
'* ^ ' ■ H. I*. At.dersnn.
BMP of age and
left a.wiJejLijit geyeral rthildren U\ <tor-
fow (or the departure of the good liua-
baud aiul father.
The msnj frJen(^s , of Messrs C. K.
Gslhmin. \ . B HttopmeL I*. W. Price.
K B Patterson’and Oeo. W ManvUle,
cndersonville for two
ownfership tfnd paying Si.43 cos*
Mrs.XB H. Httiri D vi>iut*g,r*lativcs
and f rife lids in August a.
r ,G- EN^Yeiss’irrflef ^rd fatnily
itaye gotte to
weeks of more.
Mi*s Rena May jtbJjerts of .Augusta
ls?visitiog Mi*s May GVei o.
.ss'Gregon Botf, of Dthnston i* vis-
g Mr. .1. G. Kamtner aniHamiljK
Mr. M. E. Bdar l.eft for UHjtimoee
tH«s week. He lots accejitcd a position
vvlni u wholesale *ho£ house, “h kn
of the grip.” -
Mr. J. K. Hair a.pd Mr. fiF W. Boyl-
ston are visiliug PfelzeV and Clem son
College.
Mr. H. T>. Still i* enlarging bis store
Try putting on a side a«fd!'rot:.
if. dobu (/Gotman is in New York
liston, and I). K. Briggs A
BlatlrviMe. G, N.' Bure kit a) ter,
well, Drug Stores. j^,-4
J/ast week’s vvf'ather vvAs 7 degrees
hotter than usuaJ.
* ’
< All told over "a hundrtd. •veoplc .tj 1 ?®
to for. i
, ppj
latiotis (»f the Democratic pri
lection, ami pledge mvself to
imary e r
*bide thn
tin North last week from the ejJects
heat.
of
W. D. MAYF1KID,
Cwt'.iMKTA. «
< Af)II)ATE FTRAiBROAD
COMMfSSlOXK}*,^
yy ' rosjTiox*
Tirfi Commissioners should he paid
ity the Cists instead of by the railroads,
and the term of oH^ee be reduced Irom
years to two years.
eighkTftte* should he so rignhited
. jfs to Hop discrimination.
EncinVrage fruit growers,.truck f*rm :
ers and cahtjers, and enable them to
oticr Utetr product* on tlio market on
equal terms winv^any Htate.
Induce tiiannta
locate iu Hits State alxlfliable them to
! olJ'er their product* on tiie market on
ate. I
of af3 iclndf tp
?nable them to
equal terms wj|4i any
Enable cotton mill* in .thi
buy on any market lit tH/ 8fal
Mus Annie Hope of Denni*rk died
on Sunday and was buried in Ulackville
cetijefery on Monday. ,< ouy
Fodder pulling is the order of the ' Give eotton mills the beat
da/ now with the farmed. . ; sbipiilng-rbeir product*.
The nrsl hale of new cotton wasxhtp- ! Enable wholesale .merchant* in
. ped from here to Augusta on the 8t'.i i State to compete with wholesale
(Gapr. W. W. Moore having declined by Mr. John M. Farrell. /..^ — j ciianta in adpuning Htafea/
reelectlon.) respoetfuHy .place N Grcett«vs lw husxti elepham’s Make Gha/feeton, p..rt Rovat,
trames in nomination to serve wa li»7 jjegg which he w ill puLon exhibition'at Georgetown import and export eit‘e»
tviolant snil Wardens for the town of. xtorc’.hi* week. on *n equal footing with
'toamweil forrtie gext municipal vtaF. | A'. C. C. 1 and H»vau&»U.
result and tupporr the nominees of. the
party> Washington Halford.
MiiietVfe’Vile 8. C., A$r\} Mat, 1900.
I respectfully announce my eel/k can
didate for the,pffice of Coui^’y Stipervl-
kor, stqbject to ttye rules and regula-’
lions of Hie, Derrrnprittio primary elec
tion, line plfedge, niysHf to awfde the re-
*irit Slid support the nojninee* 6f the
party. - ■ -7.V—; ",
Lawton^ '
<nar, 3. C., April Utb, 1900.
fn reply to the solfoitatlons of my
friend*, and feeling/ssured that I cjjo
save the county money J announce pry-
self a camiidate for election to ffe of
fice of Supervisor fpr BarnwcJBwtunty,
subject to H»e rules of the Democratic
f^rty’ /-J. B. Hair.^
Seigling'-Hle, S. C., April 9th, 1900.
• , ^ '
I reapecUnHy auuounc^ myself a
caitdidjite for reel^cticn -6 the office
of Coui'iy Bupe/visor, subject to- the
rulfi* and regulation* of the Depiocrat-
ic i’ r . i ?V u y. e'ecUnk. and pledge uneyl/
oft the
/• or Coro lie i 1 .
of the party.
the nominees
II. M. Ray.'
Medgc
srt'jTp
to abide Jhe rer'uit and
notfifnees of tW party.
O. W. Barker.
1 reapectfully annoj/nce nryaeff a can
didate for. the office ct County. Super*
-^ r for Barnwell County, subject to
- leaand regulation* of the Demo.
cra'Bs^party and pledge myaelf to abide
; “7 die result* of (he primary election
WitndnirPm \* Utl ‘“ pport norolpec. of Oie par(x. i spit ©f the primary
W liuilogton j % Jawe^O. .Samteri/ j pood nee. ol the iiw
1 GUr, S. C., April 1 d
, Barnwell, K. C„ May l/, IlViQ.
I respectfully announce myaelf a
candidate for (fie office of Coroner, sub-
jyct lo.the.ruie.i and regulatioiu of the
Dem’ocratic primary* election, and
pledge myaelf jo. nhido by the re*uU«
and support tho notuinec*. 0/ H\e i>ar-
ty. E. J. f or BTatk^ Peacock.
,• ^Elkq, S C., May 7th, jm .,
I re*Dec,ffully announce myself a can
didate for the office of Goroner, subject
to tfie rules and regulations, of the
DenTwrytiq ejfeytiqp,.plQt|gi.pg
niyscTf fo.abide,by ;ae resultt.and sup
port the nominees of the party.
V G. E. Birt.
, ( Barnr$1, 8. G , >f«y 1 si, lm
-- I reapectfully announce myaelf a
candidate for the office of raro.Tfer^
subject to the rule* ami regulation* of
the Democratic primary ejection, and
pledge my*ei; to abide by thfe resuR
end support the nominee; Of tho part/.
D'. C. Burckbaiter.
j ^arnwell/S. fy.,^pril^8d, 190^.
1. respectfully aonounce myaolf a
candidate for reelectlon t6 (he ifffice of
Goroner, *ubject to the rulaa and regu-
iationa of tbe Deffiocratteprimary elec
tion, and pledjic.rtlyaplf to abide the re
sult and support tbe nominees of the
party. Isaiah Ntril*.
, BlackVlTle, 8. C., April 3d, l9oo.
Irgfpectfully apoourn^ mysejf * ean-
di ^ate lor the office of Cofor'er and I
Hereby pledge myself to abide tbe re
sult of the primary and to support tbe
nominee* of the Democratic party.
-*r<cr..- Daniel Blame.
Appleton,£. C., 3d March, J900.
I reapeotfully announce mysaif a cao«
didate for the office «>f Goroner and I
hereby pieuge oiraelf to abide the re-
and to support .tbe
B*rpwell,,!?*. P-, •‘.tb-Auafu*), ^9(.i0.
( Barnwell, fteedy Branch, Frie^diutp,
A*hl(‘igh, Hercules Giubs,/
I respectfally annutince atyself a can-
dldale (nr the office of Magistrate at
Barnwell,.»uly«ct to the nuU;«arid reg
ulation* of tUe fICi^oCratlc p(jmary
electlbcf; (rjeil/f)ng myanl/.tQ ^hidc by
the rrsulfs-aud auppor! the ffifjfninees
of the patty. •\<v r
t 8. F. Banyley. •
, - Rlackvllje. fe. C , July /)cb. Ukji),
(Biackville, Spur Branch, Double
Pond Clubs.) , ,
I re^pcafully aunqunefe .tfryaelf a
candidate for MagUtratc at BlAukvillao
subject,fp tbfe ffiMjl arltB ri gclst mn - of
the DefadcVatfd prlaiafy election, ftr.tl
pledge pt>self to abide by tbe results
and support tbe nominee* of theftarty..
A. t. Woodv/ard,
>i)listhn, £ G^/piy 2d, 1
(W|llisten, Elko and Tinker*
Ghtfj*),
Augusta
Aien#«le. .....
** Fairfax..........
“ YfOjaKfcic
*• Bran fort
“ Fort K'-ysl.
Li-ave Pert Royal
Beaufort,
Yvoiaante .........
AUendsie. ......
Arrive Augusta.
M
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•»
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A5H p m
4:71 p ■
5^5 P»
AI5 pm
6:*) p*
4h» a aa
6:86 a as
ts»a m
6:68 a as
h:4* a m
10:45 a m
Close connections at flrcenwood for
points on8. A. B. snd-C. A O. Railway,
at SpFwaiiHurir with ajftttrmi Railway.
Kiv inof information relative to ticket
rate*, m L-duics. etc., address,
W. J. CKAIG, (»cn. I’asa. Agent,
E. v. NQKT&Aot. Agent
T. x. Eir.Kre.ni Traffic, vtanater.
I Dl JM P. LEE, JR./
tu* . , .
DE^TlSTv Office, WHIlston,
H. C. Kquiiipod for travels
ling. Work done at yout
home,iuiywhere In Baanwoll Gounty.-
WiMoe. at otlice In Williston every Hat*
urday and Monday. lyr
900.
Greek
^'respectfully anuounch myself a
Cepdid^te for Magistrate, subject to the
ni>* afrd-rflgujattons of the Democrat
ic primary eTfecJifm, pledging ipyaelf to
abide the result* and support the nom
inee* of the party? . . -
J. W. Jolinsorf.
^ Black villi*, S- 6-, July 2d, IfiOO. .
' ni-lekvil!?. Double I'ond,8pur Branch
ChliWf. r.
T respectfully gtonounqe .myself a
esiulidate for the office of magistrate
at BlaekviHe, Subject to the rules am)
regulations of tbe-Democratic primary
election, pledging myself tv abidi by
(Jic.resqi)*.and support tlie nominee*
of the parly. ^ 1.
t: J. iUminrt.
■ t • . < . "T"’ f 1 '
Hatflfeyille, S. Jonet-Jd,Tl^O.
(Fonr Mile. Bennett8pr|ngt, DuDbar-
ton and Ztxrawe Club*.
I teapecJfuUy ann
didate for the
ject to Hie ru
Demvcrati
'
T. B. ELLIS, Jr*
Surveyor and Civil Engineei
Uetotlon given Co the «mip»a*-
water-powers, leveling and
tatfon oF
drainag^.
- A. postal Cjtrd add reaped to me at Mar*
Go, 8. C., will receive prompt atteo*
fion.
octi-80, ly
Life, Accideqk
AND-
live Stock