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After a aertet f*r fJVt *f llM mU rwfiulnf tba |'iiWK.«- Ami *f •mutmiam eoMviinlcattom w« etlppeW ap laM waefc. An4 IbN H Ww II kaffMaait. A corrmljr wrlTaa <mn- ■ninbrntlon ^riilaan" wu re- from APbndule. unaceo*np«nl«<1 Hy lb* r«»l nam« of tilt writer. We began an.Inquiry and were 10 can** •lent of receiving llle derlred inforaan- tlon that we ‘'act np” the letter, awd no aaawer c«»mlng to our Inquiry we concluded, under the elrcuuutancea, to pabllkh lr, and follow With till* erpbrn- ation. In thin motier Che exception yuoyetthe rule. HTATK CAMPAIGN 1>AY. Thirty candidate* am) about ten ttmea that many good liaru well County ;iaople attended Halurday'a meeting. The tpeclat meeting nt Allendale, on yrlday, th« naw county election In the Houthetn townehlpa on Haturday and tin critical preeaure of farm work «r- •rywhere kept many away. And then correapondant Norment'a fewortslnthe dally paper* are mi full and fair that phllo.opnlc people And It more tnter- eering and comfortable to study hi* pen picture* than lo be present In person at 4he aocoentar* ef the candidate* Hr. W. C. rtmlfh, the new county chairman, piaslded with wise tact and abaolate ImpartUYilr. tie kept HU hand we the pulae* of the competitor* aed kept tha farer* of the(r emhttlon under control. < wwrteom heerlng* were flren elf the candidate* Horn* made sod other* ieat frlenda. While the candidacy of thirty proeoht and a few absent pair), ou showed we!I for the pnhllr •Hrlt from the nwenuin* to ihe ms •tubhorn feet le view the*, only 9 can lend In fnture a Moo and the poll lie a I *repa of anrne twn M eaa tailere will he ehooloie fatlerm Them •era we >•«•*#• of Impnrlenee Aetw«wn the eaptrnne* It the tendteg The* heppy famHy agren- that nnr fr am ahe «ame grad* ef eiev t the* the af (air* af PaeOe nee lo eoub ea«e*teni non* the lime m one ef man rathe* than af rdh ToMo*v Ifeyoard n«4 A a the f***e«na • • |>e g ho*■ «*- *i mee In the neda* namen a«d rite* waa ana ■led aa Tim mdsy Ye*. Na. Allea-M# 10 9 Baldark M 14 Km* Inton au 1 Katefsa 1J 47 Bllna 9 M Si *.m«re .Tl 76 Uhvar 21 0 4 $$<1 2T4 M Tn ITaatpton Countv the vote uai; Ye*. No. Grav’s 2 14 Semluol* J . 2'> Totals 3M m M ntrrs mow kluo. Ma, 1 attended t’je t«oo*e Pond Picnic, and I must (onfern il uncpaamd nnythlng of the kind that I ever attended at that pU-e. Had a splendid dinner, (tood. meslc and iota of pretty, sweet Pioktng Udiej. Altiiouyh mar ried, It made me feel like old times to een so lh*nr onV>> ing themaelTej. Bo yen c»n ter, Mr. Tdltor, I Still lore to gw on the fair *rx. Also 1 efcn a govd rrdp of caedidaUs who sre running for ddhtrut oMces. Among them was our good f/ttt true and trlexl friend, John H. Lafllttc of MiflrtteviUe. who is a candida'c for the office of Mnperiiitandent of Kdncalion. My lieart would Snap with joy to see that mau rf'-eTed', knowing that bis capahiUty ami hi* tirrtrt) lira years' rxiwncnre In the seboo'- rooni fits him for that office. Tin writer at this has known Mr. Lsffltte quite it number of years, and know* tbit he would be the right mao In the right place. I wonM venture to say that d eleclwl he win fire the office Ut* whole, undtrtilrd attention, and Barn,sell County mukl jota in the cliorua In naf'iog we hate got Ihe m«n wc bar* been a lonp n<n< hqUMg. kJ'iO. First Primary Election. leu Me nts ROT ReeDER ROBERTS’ CHILL TORIC r-m stop tha trawhla now. H catara thu hluad tel uacu had drirua Otet tha whltolr potewn. If MgUMted bh4 vW Chill*, Fcveth, Might •9tehatt unda gea- ersl bruak-down come later ee, Roberta* Tonic WUI cwre you then—but why wait? Prevent future alckueM. The manufac turer* know all about this yel low polaoo and have perfected Roberts’ Tonic te drive it out, nourish your system, restore appetite, purify the blood, pre vent and cure chills, Fevers and Malaria. It has cured thous ands—It will cure you. or your money back. This Is fair. Try It. Price, 2.: cents. NO CURE, NO PAY. QUARTERLY STATEMENT —OK- THE BANK OF BARNWELL, Barnwell, Ho. Ca., < At close of Uuslacs*. COth June, 1901. ASS ETA. Ranking Uac.sc I 0.0(0 0(1 Heal Estate U*djOO IAinns and Discount* 171.87'1.'3 Caati In vault and other bank* XI.lirl.T6 UABIUTIES. C*|»iUl paid In .. v .f, Hwrntn* Kntld (Jnaivlded I’rnllU Hemi-Annual Dividend he. 16 imvabl* 1st July lO; IVr-weal Itepnnlu CerUecaisa of llepe-lt .... Bill* I'njaM-.... . Dwe tw a* uk* Mb tint os In the r»ritnm*rt > aaart by lb* camhdalr* fee ttaH oghwe arri < owgrss* M as am ever- far* Ihe* is* wad go'-l t umntj ngl nate eme* thaw wt 4n cr-at as*a w Weehlng to* sad < whamiaa I awd many athste he Uses that <h* fv te»ni m ef a** Artha* hw**« I a* ( weaty mpi»u»» atewi af Iitmail— wM i E- A O. 11. A* «■*•* gmd We tan psaatwt e*4 *W mtwg i Bel 1 *** as* peraewh •f •**■ »- —»wi iMa sfl <w ■**■ ! Berkiegfeem (*—h■**. ♦I'fo.o.l.or 6fl.ono.oo lUOMO 6) If.oti.w; I'OK CONORKHH—JD DlHTKD T. ridgefleld, H. C.. June Sd, 1P02. | To the Democrat* of Itaru well Count v : I am a candidate for Congrea* fmm (he Second District and will abide the , result of the rnniarv. While 1 am opposed to Imp*i1aH«m 1 am In favor of ireatle* allowing us to show our g(>nd*. oq liberal terms. In evert market of the w»irld. 1 favor prar.lical, tangible re*>iU«. Trusts should be throtlied, but cor- 11>orat1on« doing a legitimate huslnass shahid tie encouraged and protected. Rural Delivery Kmitea in syiBU'ient hiiiBbef to ttippiv mail to ewry family everf day vhnnld he evUnlished. I favor turning louse all the money d wn here that esn possibly he secured. The right* and convenience of the | people Should receive paramount atten tion. I will thank von for your support in | the ensuing Democrstic Primary. * J. W m. Thurmond. To the Democratic voters of Itarnwell Comity : I take this mean* of formally an nouncing to you my candidacy for con gress from the second district. My past life among you must he the only pledge I can offer of sincerity of pur|M>«e to do my dury. If eleeted. During the campaign I shall be com pelted to spend nn*»t of nay aval'ahle time in section* of the (’(•trict * here I am Comparativelr a stranger, trusting that I •hall he remembered at home. Ke*prd fully. G Duncan Bellinger. I hertht annonwer w»v*»tf a* a Can dida le for Congrct* from the Second | Congressional Insrricl. subject to the I result ef the primary election, and 1 beiehr pledge rnesolf lo abhte by and ^ tuptMtrl Ike ••••■,,toews at said election, and alao to swpimrt me platform aud prtnetpira of the Dwmm-fatte i—r»e. hi. W t t..f» I FOR OOUXTY AUDITOR. barn well,'S.C.. 27th May, I'fil. ! respectfully avnennee wtvaelf a can didate for the office of Gounty Auditor, subject to tire role* arid rsgulailons of tire Democratic primary elertloVr, pledging myself to abide hi the result and aupp<rrt the nominee* of the |>artv. W. 11. Duncan. FOR JUDGE OF 1’ROBATE. Sincerely thanking my many friends for their support so kindly given nve four years sgo | respectfuily announce myself a candidate for re-election .to the office of I’robate Judge, subject to the rules and icgulalkuie of the Demo cratic primary election, pledging my self to abide by the result and ^support the nominees of the party. D so honored it will be my constant purpose In the future a» it hn* been in the past to prove myself worthy of tire couitnued confidence of the people. Very sincartlr, John K. Snetling. Barnwell. 8 C , May 3l»t, 1902. FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OK EDUCATION : Blackvilte. 8. C , Mav S. 1902. I respectfully announce on seif a can didate for the office of O—nntv sm^rlii- teodent of Educaiian. subject to the rotes and regulations of il»c Dam**«***t— | Ic primarv etertiow, pledging Myself to abide by the result and auppoit the womlnRai o( th* Party. - 17 BuUt. I restreeifullvannaMnewmiaelf aran- didate ror the nlBi-e of C.mihi v Hoprrin tendrnt of Edru-altew, mibj-ct to tire fu-e» and irgoiatten* wf ike Iwmiwral- Ic pil<M*r« el-cl*wo pledging mrs*If In a Kid— hi th- result and aMpport Ike hotninre* Use party. J. U. I affilte. To convince the shrewd buyer that this is the money saving centre of Barnwell. Com pare prices, compare qualities and year 7 own judgment will lead you lo buy herb. Parc Silk Rilibons, In all rhadcr, from Ic. per yard ap. Ail Wool Albatro.-* reduced horn i‘»c. to Sic. 5-ir.ch Wide tiabroidery, the 10c. quality, now 5c. * 10-inch Wide Embroidery, the 20c. quality, now 10c. % Fancy Ho*', the 20c. quality, trow 10c. Fancy Half Hose, the 20c. quality, now 10c. , k Men’s $10.00 Suits now goiug for $7 23. Men’* .00 Suits now going for f.VfO. Men's pi.OO Suit* now going for $1.25. Men’* S3.0>> Suits now g lug for $3.73. - Men's $1.00. Pants now going for $1.00. Men’s $2.50 Pants now going for $1 M. Men's $200 Pan's now going lo $1.25. <&<&$> All SUiprper press Goods and Cloth ing reduced front 10 to 20 per cent* <&&$> a mix f.iNK or w. i.. iM.r .1 MEN’S BHOEH. AND ZKIGl.KK BK(ta. I.ADIKV AND rHU.DKES^i BUoKd Al-WATH ON hand KRASNOFF, LLADLR IN LOW PRICES - MORE - MULES Stables, to cine lira mi at mcc and so wild ip tha staste’s bu jjQk- •ataia rail. AH wua hia ffaa vkaraMwr and gaatlvManly baarUg Bwt (tea pMwur oauttea* as that ha Baa Mara tv pa ap than k* .an lad raaai tew a ad wa Must Maka this a C”nctaaad at ary a* lo UM atkar aandlJata*. Aad i*a kop* that aar vlaUars oarrtad from item wall aa plaasaat Mcmonaa aa tkay laft bablod . —- ' f>ardaoH)f. IN. C. Smith. Mr. 8. A. Hair aad <k IB. Graana E*q far tha Itowaa of RaprsaaoUtlvas arc pakltehad to-day. Bines Monday it ha« baen unlaw ful a* carry a boat tha pars**, conosalnd ar wot, or lo sail anv piatol loat than ‘JO ioehas long:or weighing under three lUNiqd*. L’analty a Ana of not mora than.BfOQ or ImprigoDmftnt oot ncked- iwg 30 days for carrying a stnalltr gan, and |100 for amy aale, money to go to acbool fund. BECOND CROP rOTATDTB. It la wrtll known that Irish potatoei raised in the fall are batter for winter tbaatboM grewarin kha sprinB. I’o- tatoeslkat mature In June are apt to hojoam strong and shriveled before mintot. Moa imoplatiiid it difficult to Mat a at aad la August. As soon a* the •arty crop la malum take tfatm out of Chn grouad and plaoolham In tha shad* far tar# or ikroo waaka. Than bad them out hs« cool ploeoanmcwhst aha- dad. C.»vai Brat with straw or teavra aad tboa dirt. Wator thorn wall. Al- tar thoy haam haoa haddad F3 lo WOalaya taka tteam op and- sates* aavh aa art ngm ate af aaffi plant teiaaa. la that way a fsad teaa+mav ha saeasad, M tkovv te sap moteaam l» i PH at (team hubs waaor f affidaa. Fkrmmaaaa Aaotbav MdHalasa Hod fad kaa has* ' !*<•(•• broad- < hr ttes Man* oompm—* aafhar Aasatka. i tteaa. TWy bava dtafteilad lb# stlly aw PaklUk itoa ikat a«M bind af Had te a—d-d for Jans f$tb krolH. anal bar f«W Maaatea. and Mill | __ aaaibar far haasa. A enrrsrtdtet will am aalv son risk a parUcalar part of lbs kndjr, kot It will aaataln ovary mk ar part. Tat. bawsvar good yaar food mav ha. Ite awtrlMaatl* ds«tra« ad kv lodlga*U« a ur dyspapala. You Mast prepara for Ikair appaaraaaa or prevent tkslr coating ky taking regular doaes of Green's August Flower, tka favorite madtelaa of tka healthy Million*. A few dneas aid* dlgesltnn, siimulate* tbs Hear to healthy action, purttes th* blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You nan get tbl* reliable remedy at Creech’s Pharmacy. Get Green's Special Almanac. BUMMER SCHOOL. Th# stinimer school Dr the white teachers of Barnwell i.County will b« held at Blackvllle beginning Tue*d*v, 22ad July, and oontinnlng until Fri day. August 15th. Principal, Prof L. T. Baker, an accomplished educator. The course of study will he Geofraphv; Arithmetic and English Literature. Teachers will bring thsir owu text hooka, or they can be purchased at half price at tile school. Books used are Fry*’* introductory Geography, Went worth's Practical Arithmetic, and on Literature such books a* Hawthorne’* Wonder Book. Arabian Nights, Bleepy Hollow and Rip Van Winkle and Evan, gohoe. Teachers are reminded again that Mie Countv Board of F.ducation Is ex pressly forbidden bv law to renew th# oertlffcate of any teacher who does not attoud the Summer School. M. Hater, Cat, Hupk Education, t'b'w’n. XDCGATfCKVAE XOTfCR. IB areerdeaia* with iaatra^t'aaa PraM the offiew-af Heate it aver! at* attest of BdwraMaa, Ihe pahBe sehaoi* af Bara- wall Catetety wBI aat ha epaaeu Ml af - af «te nmmmt Arts* L a taa*h**'s asrteteras* by *Mfd af BAteeatkaa te ea - *9 H« *•• tees Bat •nail A f .f?ik Mar. IW0 Unity •a»—«••.«* a*v aril a -a r to* tka nM«r «f t awvt* $ f*a»** ktert la Ik* rate* a**d regwlaik^ta f tke lievarvatte r»v*"»* f r ele**tk*a, I pteugiag Mfaa'l la aktda ky tke teauli jtateaaava | * r 1 tka BMM'Saaa af lb* pariv SOI In CAROIIM, i Gratafa:t« appreciating ike teuaifii* aappart ef the giwwt |iewple of haruerll ( oealt In Ik* |»**t I rordiallv pledge ibv h#»l aff.iru of brad and lieart and hand la tkrlr aereic* If InoHired bv r*. •Ipcllua lo the •■fiie «>f Treasurer E D Free. OF ANT KfNf* Dr* » UirTbE m sim of Cocbtv or BaaxwatL. By J. K. Baallleg, F.aq . Jn It- of pro bate In Barnaail Counlr. WHERE AH II. ■.CavWyapulte* for letters of Adminlatrailonoa ik* e*ute of Georgs M Gorier, decea*cd. The«a ar*. llicreforv to rtie and ad- moniah all and singular, the kindred and creditor* of tha said daceaa-d, to be and appear before me at a Coni of Probate for the said county tr> be hold- en at Barnwell C. II. on Wednesday, tlb day of July, lOfl^, at M o'Mock a. ro., to show cause, if aor, why the said admin'stisrion should not be granted. Given umler my hsnd and seal of lh- Court this 24tli day of June, A. 1> lOfli, and In the one hundred and twenty-aixth yrar of the Sovereignty and Independence of the United Statea of America. J K. SNELMNG. Probate Judge. Published In Tug Barnwbll People June 26ih, 1002. COFFINS & CASKETS. A complete stock, from rh# aheapest rarnlabcd good* Up to the finest draped etoth products of American skill ed talent and labor, con- ’ stantly kept, and’offerVd at THE LMEa PUSSilLE ntlCES. I also a (Ter *n (he |teople of Barnwell County a new. Beat Has*, avwtera ttear-e, a lib all the latest equip- Meat* sad impeaeemefiu. Prompa paraaaal atlawiww* g**ae aa all laqniftea aad 8 MELLICHAMP Wlk.LIRTOM.R C FOR MAGISTRATE, WllliaUin, 8. t!., June 17th. I reai>ectfullr ennnunc- myself a can- d'diite for the office of MagGlrate at Wllltston and Ro*rmary, »ul>ject to tha rule* and r-gulati* n* of the Dciihk r*tic primary election, pledging mvself to abide by *he result* and -upport the numineesol the parly. * J. W. Johnson. Rlackvill-. S. C., June 13tli. 1902 I respectfully announce my self a e tn- didat.e for the office of MagDimre at Blackvllle, subject to the rules awl reg- uliition* of the Democratic primary election, pledging myself to abide bv the result and support the nominee* of the party. if. J, II am met. i Barnwell, R. C , 16th June, 1902. At thu solicitation of many friend* f have co:i*-nted to become a candidate for tho office of Magiatrate at Harnwetl and *o announce in.v»eJf, *4rt>ject t» the rule* ami r-gulaCione of the Dkniocrat ic primary alectk)*, pledging my self to- abide by the result* and support the aominecsof tlie party. t>. W Black. Ifattlevllle, 8. C., June 9tb, 1902. f rc«pectfnilv announce myself a can didate for th- office of Magistrate for Ponr Mile, yiihject lo the rule* and regate Hans of ihe Ik-aMtcrstlc pvisaary •let-rion. tJedgmg myself lo ahtde by the re*oli and support ih- aoiaitere* ef the party, 7 tt. Dunhaf. Georg-* Creek May Uih, 110}. I rarpevtfally >aaeaaea myself a van- •ItAaie far (he -ffire af Magt-«r*i* at Barawed ■akseel le US* r,evd sate- stafiww* of ike iMteswreari* p**aaa#y tetesatem ptedgtwg fli tffir ’ t |4| !• 1mm fHB»«H« %mi 9%9 lbs ates^f. , _ —Ar9h* KA-LO-LA t'r« •triise I Mla-ral Water. Tke go«r«nl—d cure for la-Hg—-hoi, Kldnev Com- pUinl • *u>l * I irouhlr* ari- -lug Ir-'in a diaitfdered liv er or tlomacb. Itbesutl- fl-s the coRiplexion, tones up the sv*ien» and crest-s PtRFLCT - DIGESTION. IF YOU ARK BENEFIT- TKD IT CO^TH YOU 30c. AND $1.00THE BfKri'LE, IF YOU ARE NOT II’ COiTS YOU NOTHING! FOR SALE HT DRUG GISTS EVERYWHERE^ £)#“ASK YOURS FOR A » FREE SAMPLE. + + * ♦ KALOLA - CO., SAYAN3AH, ttA. Ills HARD. TIME* CAN GIVE LOWER T. B. ELLIS. Jr. Surveyor and Civi! Eng/nee/ Special ittewfwn given to the cotapte fcrtWm of waSer-powers. levrBng aaf drainage. * A poeiMlrard*ddr*tte*dtte m« at M ar- rin, ff. C., will mrafva prompt anaa tloa. oetl-np, |r and finding oi I’RICKH NoiM»l>Y rit.L'KKH OK UET ER TERM-* EoM BIO* B IIIAT WILL SUIT YOU EXACTLY Blackvilfe, S- C ^5 & MULES. •\ j i • * * * ■ > some o! Ilorpes ever I how hart? lor sale nt my Stable* on Main Street the finest Saddle, Driving and Hoary Work and ffcvoml as good, «ll-rouwd Males as have been Iwought to this market. All wmiting first class stock will find it to their in terest to "all ’ami get my pi ices before buying cl»cwrUcre. . , i can save you money. FOR BALE. The •*ar» a»d Ht h-tetegrteg m E V te tueiMa ike iteva af A n—date Th** H raey Aaterahte pea perry li la j ipte la Bfiy (••• •( ih* Arpas, aad kte* a ' spaeftetes hall aeaehepd Apply hs avdeea*gated at AH-tedsH. lb L. I wm. i Any 0—hm. I 5i"r Charlie Rrateq.