The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 29, 1902, Image 2
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B«niwell Peoole. *”
CANDIDATE COLUMN
til I. KOMUS. Ultir 1 PrJi'r.
tiittisT oacxfr aiccLATtos.
Tilt'HHOAY. MAT » l»i.
TUK CL KM SON TKUIJDI.E.
TbU p«p«r baa been a Ilarttn^ man
from Ilia bngtnulnf, and now that he I*
n victim of persecution U more an than
ever. It haa bail uotlilnK to «ay, he*
•ause by common axreement of al4 in-
torestcij in tlte recent rebellion (lie
tnatter haa been left in the liatida of the
ftelMef* M e
Nrfkeetu lb* rWroreee eM ebilttK^ el
bta graoj tltea.
tMUnger. flm foremmt lawyev *1 Me
»tme. ei«4^»^rn i|. H . (» M nvar, a •-*-
perh man of ellalra.
After hla (railoatloii from Kurman
Unlvereity In HTt he read law un<>r
the Ute Jn |m John X Maher, and wee
admitte I to tue liar in |SM(|. HecoxnU
ainX that there la aiwata n*nm at the
top of the latltler he tievoted hrmeelf to
the prai'lleu ot lila |trofe*»|on and quick
ly won hla nay on uicrll to prominence
InbUehoqrn life'calling, lila fellow
eitlxen* •bowed tbrlr ready «|>prcela
Mon of bl* worth by clecUnx him to the
Mou«e uf Jtepreacntntlvea. from wliiidi
lure a* prOtnnjed to the ojllce of Muater
In Kqnlty wliFeh he lllled a< ably a« Ills
wlae predeceshora of the widen tittu' on-
Ui tjie-pvoplo of the Mecond. Judicial
Circuit called him to the tfnllcltoiidiip.
in the convention that framed the new
I* H,
trustees, who will act upon the Involv-
<>( !^ lue *=^f > - ?l , r J “ n r; oo l? t lit! m
ri ‘ ' * influence than. It may In* Maiif wltliout
invidious distluerion, any. member of
equal fear*, and some of the strongest
feature* of that supreme in-trumenl
received shape and inspiration through
his forceful advocacy.
‘After serving two terms with signal
force as Solicitor the wider apprecia
tion of the people of the State placed
the higher honors and greater respon
sibilities of the Attorney General’s o f -
flea in his keeping and lie received the
merited well d>hn of ids constituents
as manifested in his most compliment
ary re-election for a second term.
Of the vast quantity and admirahlv
quality of the work done bv him as a
public servant in the discharge of the
responsibilities Imposed upon snd in
keeping the trust* reposed In him one
can not speak in Mir com pass of a new*-
paper article, nor ored any attempt be
matte to rats’ogu* them. Inf they • re
part and parcel of the hUtory »<f tlte
time*, inseoerablv Interwoven with the
progress of the country Ut tin* higher
plane ef betur goveroinerit mi,) fuller
enb-reement of law. Ilia stand on all
public questions, his rt mv.t.e* (..« *1*
ptrteul and fitlMie puMte wrongs will
he pressnted tn the public ilurluf the
coming < smpsico
Itinco the retlmsient of f>r. W |t
It tee as i-Mint i • hairmso the | *rm‘—
yrats of llsrnwell hat* marched le sh—
| u»»y nadee his esswsmawd tw every ram-
I wlgo. s—t iwoegfe bt« d'ittes tw the
i *»M »**! • lilfr •rflvn Ml mih»
| #f tmm fr I Mm In» t * # t In i ilfrril
|W !«•#• gt+wn m !||| #11 Ml*
We would' be cothplrtely wdlllng t
continue our policy of silence but for
the ftet that anm« newspaper bretluen
Of the sort that loves to ride in band
wagons, have been quick to condomn
Jlartzog’g administration a* a failure,
and in a hot hurry to auggest li>s suc
cessor. Now, its our opinion that
When the trustees shall complete their
fttvestlgatlon It will be found that so
far from having been a failure, Dr.
llartsog wilKbe proven to have been a
attperb success, the fight i**an in the
fight place, itid fnat the students, to
called, who have made war upon him
bare been the failuree. And It doesn't
require any gift of long eightedness to
■Dtieipate that tome who have eucour-
ggod tbo rebellious youngsters will
receive their justly deserved w alking
pa port.
WtdooT know what Dr. llartsog'*
feeling* are lb tbe matter, bwt with the
present Hgbu at seen at this distance
hie lew ter of a voluntary resignation
wwghl U bo sad will bo wwanlmously
•ablod.
I^ur oewt femes tbewwgb Wreow-
etha that thaonamlwasma la June will
eharwalwy awd that great awvpeteae a>e
■pie af the
lie ie a native of Xewherry Owwnty,
bating hrea horn In lam. ||e entered
the tioiiih t aroilna Military Ai*ademy
a lad of fliteen tear*, and a* a « a lel re
celved his "l•apti•nl ot lira'' In seyrral
‘•ngsgrnienla on the imsai In |Krt|, Af-
tat tbtf war bwatlebdad the nnlrerafty
of Virginia for two years, Completing
hit course of study wlih great credit to
himself. Hr read law under Governor
It. P. Terry In Ureenvilln a> d wa« ad-
mltlnd t*i the liar in rvmotinglu-
mcdla'eiy arierward to Aiken. In ixjtl
hr was elected. Democratic Couulv
chairman and hold th it position fitrsix
vear», iiutll the R^nublican party gave
up its struggle for the control of, the
State. His company,-thr Talmetio
Hi lies took an activo part in Hio Erleu-
U»u Jtiot; h‘* w us one of the t-wt-ive- ve
Uctod for prosectitioii by ilm Republi
cans, hut after a trial coiitinuing for
twenty-two day* in ibr ifnitcd state •
Court a mistrial wa* entered.
He was elected to the State Senate In
ISsu, to nerve out llir'utiexpired term of
the late A. T.“BntU:r. In 188i .Jic was
elected to the Legislature, afterward aproposed new Coiintv.
giving alS his time to Increasing
practice until 1!>00, when lie'd-
Ing to the call of the county'he heinim-*
candidate for Uie House of Kcpresen
tatives, ami in the tlmt primary elec
tion received thr*-*. fourths of th** eu-
i re role cast. .His coi^r^o in that hotly
was all that hi* friends could have a*k
« J or i xpeefed and he took and held
front rank among the ablest men of
that strong body. Hi* argument in fa
vor of the passage ol the hill prevent
ing the lalt.tr of chihlrwn-under twelve
mi M tbww by VoR COXURRwis^D HUT Mi r.
■m . * Tw the Iswmwerstlf v«Hert of Barawe I
CwmMv: ‘
I take tM**it»e»n« of formaltv an-
noiinrlng to vou mr r«n'Ti*laey for ton-
grrs* from Ibr scettinl district
My pa*t life among you must he the
only pledge I can offer of sincerity of
pnrpo-c to do my duty. If elected..
During th* campaign I shall he com
pelled in spend most of iny aval side
lime in section* of ih* t'lstrict where I
Notice It herewith given that In pnr- I am comparatively a stranger, tni*ting
•a/
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Tor fh* Fslahllshmrn' of Ihe Proposed
New Oonntv of ^liendaie, and
for tbe Seteethm and Name
of County Heat.
The HI ate of Hon lb Carolina, I
County of Barnwell. (
•Ml. wo toveeaigeitww rewsb
o«
yetr* of *ge in the cotiou mill* ol i c ’
slate w-i* pronou’i.ceiT bv cotni*etrnt
Trdgr* *• f*r rhe strongest spcecti m i' e
In Ihe Houseduriiig it* term of two
years.
IID standing at home I* proven *>y
the nnex impteit e by whleh hi« pe”
I pie t>.mu.is>i o.e.f him t-• —-f .e iHetn in
House. Hi* eianding to hi* pruiessien
J w *• shown bt hi* e|>rf itin.lH ihe Pir*i-
J 4eury tsf the Htale It*r A*—-♦ai»«wi. a
pt*s|f tuM that he ffliW’l adiwirahiy.
Tw» •»*urs*e uf hte **■•»>» lume a* d i
Ihr •*###4 § «•! M*« % **4 ***y !«• 11 •» j
#Mi» M-affyffir-.t fr*Y f V f tl • |r «|
Ml#» <*»««#!*Um« If Nfr ftp#frb«>l f w» >##*■—
r b| t»9 Ml# CMfiufffr# |# |M #*>%•**&
! mma ** r# Mr|# w# iM* trr-* r t j i —t #«m4
tfr# I#
a'jane* of the Ooiutltnilon of the Mata
of South Carolina and iji compllanco
with the requlremenia «>f the Ad of the
Geneial As-emhly, approved March
9th, IK.'fl, and the Act* anundatorv
thereto, :ii)d also In pursuance of an
Order oi Governor M It McSwienev,
dated the IQih dav of Ma\ 1902, where
in tin* following is orih rvd ; ' Dp horn-
Uy otdor ico elfc-ttn+t trr rhc-tccrttnTjntr
he cut idf lor the n< w'con t\. on-the
28th day of June, A I> 1902, to he held
In accordance w nli the requirements of
said Ad, at w hich clcelion the electors
shall vote •‘Yes” or ‘ No - ' upon the
question of creating h in-w eimuty and
upon tin-name and Con> t v Se it of the
an elect inn w jl!
lie held at the iiviuil pr.cini i. v-tali
lished hv law In the t-njt .r of the
proi used new Couiiti of .li' dale on
28th June, IPO* upon .he qiuslion*
named iti the Ofd i, r of Gov rin-r M P.
McHweeney. ahd in the man; or there
directed, and N lii-e is herctiy given
of ihe lime, niaum r and hoi-ting of
*ocli election
Tim (letition for th** New < ountv
allows ihe t- rritury t be cut -•> as toi-
low *:
Pari* of Town*hi|>« of Hampton
t' unt t . t-. Wit : Part uf t. U. . J.aw-
lon aW I Peeples | uss i -iti,•
Together with the tot oUJ 1 g Town-
ahip-atid part* of roan-hip*-f Ham
well f’oti'iijr. tiwwU:’**Atteinta <. Hal
•loc. H ill Putol a<ul Siyiau. ie. . ud
ovit* Kenn-It Hi-ri-g- IS-•‘at Gy-
|.le—— *•*•• Ite.l <s*k lot* n-trtp- ’
ft* «t I tie h -itodarl. - . f ii,«. | (i|m.-rd
C«^ ('-*UI. V 81* «• ful cws s.
Il-g-un-wg ^t Ms-tin* l.vndli g on I
th* '*•• »•• it -h Ni*ry, | < || •nii t -n t'..wn
it Tbtac* * * wir Uaw Js fft* k.. tw its* i
I ****** bat«'b-W Nisef at *fer r fi—atWJ| Ol |
ibw •«wi- by ib- H-a •■•■J Air |.i - j
Mattw av *
Then I cep *-t4 * mmawbat-b • R-»-»
it* a terg- H«• • u^w <*» ip- I.s-i a**a
that 1 sh all ha icmcmherwd at lionK*.
Respectfully;
G. Duncan Pel linger.
f hereby nniiounCc myself aV-a esn-
ilidate tor Gotvgre**-Irom the Secrtud
Con^rwsslonnl District, Subject to the
result of the primary election, and
hetehy pledge myself to abide l»y atnl
and also to support the platform and
principles ol the Democratic party.
r . —s (jL w C( : (>fti
KOK THE IIOU-'K OK UEPJtESENT
ATI V ES.
At the solicitRtiop ot many constitu
ents I hei.-hy announce ms self a can
didate for p- election to the House of
Itenresentati\e» from ttarnwell County
and pledge myself to support the prin
ciplesnl tlm democratic par y, atdd ' by
tlie result of the Democratic |iriinari«>
and *U|iport »lm noiuiuees lir-pot.
I nsi'cetfiilly reVcr mv •iemocratle
'ellosv citizen* to the Journal of the
House at its.last session as record evi
dence ef the twit hi illness wlih v. I
stood l>v the Interest* of the (atop e in
even liistaece It honored In v • n
again I shall guard tour inter- i* ;■»
faillifultv a« Ueio.e hitiT IIW 4 k|l»-‘T-
lu - I** *!•* lunch Ite is*
l.auri-a I'. Iz at.
Pin e W ill enat)
cQic*enily.
FOR
THE tHl KER
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Loader in Low Prices.
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' Great Gatherings of Spring Leaders
• i
Are nowrendy for yonr Inspection. Thl« most popular store scores
fresh trlrni| hs of men I'timi sii g possil H.itha. It la the oi »• Unre-
ii)iti ip g aim ol m\ poih v to coi pi- tdie In st_i he nisi k-t affords v* It.h
pi ices that si.ail be di>lir.ct y lowi r ilan i.ny qmt. d Ly anj cue else.
Fdrc Si!k TiifTct i RiMion*. "K, inch, worth 2(K. 10« only.
Pure silk Fancy Ribbon. 3 ini h, worth 18*, only
•Jf. inch Black Taftera .-ilk. fl •27» quality, onr price C9C.
New and Elegant spring Silks, >.V- quality, our. price 8Vf.
All Wool Alhatrnss. wmtli 50y,our price 2fy.
5 inch wide Embroideries worth 10y, onr price 5*.
Id'inch w ide End rnidei ies worth 20t!, our price lOf.
Fancy Rose wortli 2U*. our price 10f>. •,
Fan-v Half H-s'p woiih £t f nur pi h e 10?.
Film French Dress Gi> gham* I2‘ v and 1.‘* finaltty, vmirphoice 10?.
VP the lau-st lahri. s in Dies* (Jonds, in tine Imported Organdie*.
Fine* s w 1 **#* Law is. Bali-t*. Lace and ^ilk Appliques, Silk
Reelings and a general Hue oi Grut»' Furnishing Gouda can b*
lotind here nr popular prices
W. I. Doiigl i*’men’s and Inn «’ Shoes and Z-igler Brother*’ of
Philarleli.hia in ladies’ and childr* »'* shoe* l»fst in the world,
ar Imie in tlm iatcst sty le*,
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MENS SHIRTS MENS SHIRTS MEN S SHIRTS!
I have h nigh'over l«d •In/. *n >in.p’cs of a wejl known manufac-
liircr. cMisisthig of fh-l»-s| »Hake iu Sniri* 'mwt |9 (4) a dot. to
121 (*» i * r «l*/eu CtT" ' -PKt I VI. HAl.K will b« Inaugurated
r th** u-\t IAlist— --ti v atrd y«»ti can get •-h.-lee In thi* Hue bK tor
1 mrty. Tills I* a cl #H* e tn a life mue sod dwn’l tou uil-a It!
s. KPASNOFF.
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; The Celebrated JacaMi) Wsgon.
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q#H bla b##mb*Id *wd ms up f*r b-t* I a r# ■111 a
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9 - MORE - MULES
Li
Whittle** - Stables.
suscd’s t't'iness.
MKRKH Hl< IINK'H.
Th* grawd army #f raadldatra will
y«iBpalcn In *w# v#rpa thl« year Th*
«*n#f of mart h la al lb It writing being
arranged under direction ol State
Chairman Jon*a. Th* anti let an far
ruada ar* Uglon. t> for Ih* L’nitwil Stale*
H#aator«hip, *> fer Governor. 4 for
l.i*uUoant Governor, J lot, Secretary
wf Stale, i for Attorney Wnneral, < for
Comptroller General, 1 for Adjutant
♦General, 1 for State Treaanrer, J for
Superintendent of Education, 7 for
Railroad Cotntu'.asionef. The li*t for
Congreu ba* a acora or more r.ame*.
and other* In the woods are waiting for
lightning to ztrike them.
Ex Governor John Onry Evan* I* a
candidate for United State* Senator,
unditmayed by the fact that the late
General loaeph E. Earle and tbe later
JwhB I/. McLaurln cauaed him to “hit
tha ceiling" In previous campaigns.
The strike In the King Cotton Mill in
^tugnyta la over, the operatives having
S YOn up and failed to got the advance
wages thal they wanted. Tho lock
ont in the South Carolina mill* near
Augusta haa also ended, and after sev
eral woeks of enforced id'enes* and
consequent suffering the mill hand*,
worn# ten thousand In number, have
hewn permitted to again take up tho la
bor* of their white slavery.
A FELLOW FEELING.
J.onah stood on the sandv shore, ges
ticulating wildly at tne whale, which
was rapidly receding over the rim of
tb* horizon.
Tbe IIul# knot of natives eved him
with Interest and llauaed politely to
kia i•marks. Al feat Amlnadab the.
Rah bit# *p >ke.
"I hb#w tu.t bow you f**l about 11,1
Mr. jMah/’ b* said. * I l#t *•# M«.
■hM. had f rwr4*« ib*r« alo's a*y tbtog
TW lrrriM*.U.ti».
month by vok-aal# a *
Indie* nugh! t» ehd
pr-m-lv taollah Idea<
canal from IW Gulf of M-
Pacifle. Hot it will not. Cn
flila lit* hill now that thrr#**
like an old fool.
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•l*C4ing • *iil|»
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U«»ttrRt mi# it t rM4nr4. - II lg« it#U| A«t*
trfti«4f*
FORTY ONE
CAMPAIGN
INtiS.
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le n*m
no fool
MEKT-
The canvaa of the State hv the candi
date* will In-gin on June 17th There 1
wi!l he two campaign parties. Number
One consisting ot candidates for the
United Htate* Senate and House of
Representatives, Number Two of can
didate* for State olHcea.
The former will attend campaign
meetingv at Bamberg Friday, Julv
llth, and a; Barnwell Tuesday, July
22d.
Tlte latter will apeak at Bamberg
Titursdav, June 19th and at Barnwell
Saturday June ^Stlt. It. will take 17l>0
miles of travel to make tho grand
rounds.
TK AC H HRS’ EX AMIN AT ION.
An examination of applicant* to
teach in Ih * public scliool* of Barnwell
County will ho held at Barnwell Fri
day, June 13th. Begin* at 10 o’clock
a in ; end* at 4 p. m. An examination
of applicants for Htate Certificates w ill
be hold at the same lime, on question*
more advanced and more professional
than for County Ortiflcates. Htate
Certificates granted w ill be good for 10
vear*. The scholastic and p-ofe*sfonal ,
career of an applicant for Htate Certifl- I
cates will he an important element In !
determining the granting of said certif
icates.
Whites at Court Ifonse; Colored at.
colored *chool boo.*.
A. Rl'IHT. C. H F.
WI NTH rtt»P COI.I.KUR h«'Uo|.a R-
BIIIP \ X D KN I K V Xt K
EX a v||X y | |i»Xh
The eximlnations for the award of
ra-'ant scholarship* *o WTnihrop 4*o
U'ge and for *hc a'lmU.'.oo «>f n.-w .m
•Kidciit* will he held at the (’oituti
Court House on Fridav, J ily llth, a' 9
a 0.
Applh'ant* must not be less than Ilf-
tee n i car* ofage.
When scholarship* are vacated after
July llth. they will be awarded to
those making the highest average at
thi* examinhtlon.
•> The u-xt session will open Septcm
her 17, 190‘J.
For furtlior information and a cata
logue address Pres. I). B Johnson,
Rock Hill, s. C.
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voter*
sworn,
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FOR SALE.
TIip sfore and lo'b'longing to T'7. K,
Wit,sell in the town of Allendale. This
id very desirable property. It is loca-
ted In fllty lm of the depot, and has a
spactoua liail overliead.
Apply to undersigned at Allendale.
I. L. Tobin.
May 29—2,11.
Null CL TO DERTORd AND ( RED
IfOfc*.
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a*m* %*• »g •hadasw a^aamsa s%* awtsd fra-
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TRESPASS noth e.
Notice i* hereby given that ail ato«-k.
cattle nr cha'tel* cattght on mv Imd,
known *s F-nnell Hill, will bo taken
tipa«-c«>idliig to law.
J. I). Box.
D*»n’l r«rgct..^
Thai T** F»ivtih
•q*lpp*d aiM pr*p«r#4 a# priad
•* «bwM IfewSkr# ir-t r «aa |amw#*% af
*** h#ad ladtiwtug (Alia# Yi«fa aa-4
Maatfratf* F,a «yw*pa i • t-rtia ntj.
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• « *•’ ••• >*• p« is C-saatf #.*#
■ frapff an AssmT spfrim,
a Mat*#* th** *Mitc t*4 ti h
•wau — «H*s-*t I* • ni|>Mn- iv t •> «.
I* r ilie ovil.s
In— ' #** *ger* *h*l| have Ihr
In fl I a V■cane*. and if M»n*
,\1 «liaceis *'f. io< (tie Cit X-'fi* r
p lilt 11 .Mil ■llloiig ill l|>IMlllb d
ill” U t seers, w h**. a't.-r ta iug
can eondi.ct tlie rlretion
At the cl*»s. oi the -ic-tion tb
g-r-snd t tei k most |». r.e i.iitdodv
to ope,i tlie Ballot Holes ao.| i-f.iint the
ballots therein, aod continue without
adjournment until ihe dam.' ia c.-mplw
ted. nii I make a statement of the rc«ult
upon the questions voted Upon and sign
th * s m •.
" iihin three dav* aft'T tlie ,( b«ir-
man ..t^itie Board or »ot»ir otic ib »!gnu-
ted hi the B'.sui most deliver t.. the
Comulisdioneis of Election tiie Poll
List, tbe. boxes containing the ballots
and wiitten statement* ol the result of
th« election.’ - t
One of the above named Managets at
e..c!l precinct must ca!i tip «n tin- Board
of Citniiiiiasioiieis at Baniwcll. S
on or before Wednesday 23tli Jtine 19 2
.to receive li.tllot boxes, poll li-its. Regis
tration Books and ii.stroctions anil to
be 'qualified. G M. Green,
1. L. A ttaway.
GommUsioiura.
I f c-
I!-alls III
Hot., pk
result at
party
'tff'ng mv sell to ahid-> by the
<1 supp-ol the nominees of lit#
G W. Batker.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRKD-
' 1TORS.
AJi person* Indeliti d to tiie F*la - e of
J N .Minis, dec *»-'!. ate reqilc-litl to
make pav tngf.l. and all perswu* list B*g
clanii* acaiost th*- ssl.l K-t ite will pie
*ent th- a«ine, d«ly atlr»tei| to tbe un
dersigned. *
w h Mim*andL M lllti*.
Mar 2d Pat- kdm •>Jstr*>..r*.
T. B. ELLIS, j
Barnwell, •* c.. April 7th. Ilf'2. L_
I r-soerifnlly snn..iin« c in. »• If • ean^jE-
ill.'sU* for tlie oltlee nt t ..Mi.ti -‘op. r> I- "
aor, suhj. ot t>. tile rules in.i ii ^ctati"n«
of tiie DemiM-ratic priinarv . iection. |
ple<lging mvself Jo aiiifte hv the remit
and support th- nuuiiiiees of rtie party.
D. 4' Zorn .
Dunbarton, C.. 'larch 3;*t 1002
I re»pec!tu'lv iiniiounce iii'sc'l h
camiidate lor th.'qlil‘-e I i ounty -'ti-
pcrvisor. *iihjpf*i to tlie ru e- mo rceil
lations of tnc Democratic pnm it> elec
tlon, pledging mv self to atd.le i»y the
.rcsulta and support the i.omiu.ea ol
tlie party.
I. L. Attavvay,
I respect,!tillv announce myself a
candidate for the office of County htt-
pervi«ur, -iiliject to the. rule* and regu-
lations of -the DetiiVicTratic Primary
Klct'i ion, pledt.int; ill'self to aiiide bv
tlie result and support tho nominee* of
thd party.
James O Handera.
George* Creek, S. C., 3d March, 1902. ■
I \ i ■ I MID * Mt k UF ANY KIND Ini
\ T lit Y HI FORE-hFEIXG wiifiTI.K
kXD Ctrl’ IIIH HARD »|MR«*
• I’Klt EH NOBODY CAS GIVE LOWER
FIGl'NKH OR BF.T7 FR TERMS FOR 'TO K
Ml A F WILL SUIT YOU EXACTLY
''UYCliittle's Stcvtolos,
Blackville, S. C.
HOUSES i .MULES.
Sunre/or and Cm Enqitmtr * ? ^ p *T ' ' . X
Law 'wwaffr a wl awppwaa lb* •#*(#•*
f, M
FOR M AG JSTRATE—B \ RN W ELL.
-Barnwell. H C , Mav 17th. |902.
, I respectfully announco iuv*#ll mmih-|
didat- for the nftica of Mayiatrat# at
Barpwell. •ul.jeet l« Ihe rule* and reg- 1
ulationa ».f the, Deiti<M-r*tic primary '
vlec ion. pledgli g niv**i( tn abide by |
lHe re* ill* anT aupport the nomli.e#* of ,
th* party, O.O. Rlhry.
()-«rge« Creek May ITtb. IW.
I rfepes 4|#ll( %*fc(Mi>i(it#4f# fliif «dr|f •#•#•>
<l'4*>* Iwr lb* •#*• wf Isagsatvwle al
H*r»w*ll »i*h|*ra Iw sb* rwlwa awd r»g-
•AM#M wf ikw RWwmwww**# fWHBWIf
by
I now linvc* for nale at my Stables on Main Street «oTnc of
the finest Saddle, Driving and Heavy Work Ilorfes
and several us good, all-round MuIch bs have ever
been brought to thi* iharket. All wanting
fiiht clans Ht<»ek will find it to their in
tercut to call and get my prices
before buying elsewhere. . . ' *
I CAN SaVI- YOU MONEY.
a frAM > ■*-» t*m 4 ••»
VMi#» MN4#|#p||#VllNfr 9090$ ###• 0****490
ass MIS *g. si #NM* A f -«-*** «
I r'wo hAnsIlr a full line of l ih-to^Rto ftoggie#,
>t*r darvl Mjkcw <af N\ agon#, Ilaysarmi, 4c., 4c.
4 Are msi!c«l I* rkii saat|wcx:t tl
i'.abouA a« **Ji
Cbarlia Rr#af%.