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ti«« thi^rtf wall lb»r«M Wr<in«>fe)»r ••<»rnln*. J«ly l« h
“ ‘ ' * M e'«(«^k. prvparMl ui elran up
Ik* t-tiuivli aixl yard. Dmm bil»g
ilinnrr with ymt should the day le
r
fill 8ATBAPT OP AOVrU CAKO-
lAHk.
tP. I,. Itarrla, Ifc# naw pwit ma*l«r
Tnr Charluaton. la • Htlien of Naw
Turk, and ha< bean In tha p«n«lun aer*
vln« for a<>me tliii*. K<»r abaat a year
kind a half ha Itaa lived In (!%arlo*tnn,
•nd will hy next Deotmlier b«* qualliW-d
bo raffUtar and vote. Ill* Hrtt a|ipolnt-
kwanl a* l*ii*> Mailer for Charlaalon n *»
Withdrawn hy the P'dldent when fi«n-
•tor rillman made known the faut that
Mr. Man I* waa not a cltlann of tha
htata. Rut DlUriot Atlornov John G.
t'apara, who ha* undertaken t(ic work
mf bulldinf up a rapuhllti.in "party In
thla State, wished Mr HarrU to ha hi*
lint IIm<itenant, and the " hndne** ele
ment’' of Charleatou alen benouxht the
I'reeidaut (o ffiro the appointment to
Mr. H-, and eo the plum wae handed
to him.
Major Mlrah 8. Janklna, who wa*
tail woek appointed Collaetor of I iter-
nal Roranua, In pla«*4 of George K.
Koa*ter. iwioonfltrued Hy Ibo Senate, I-
a eon of Gon. Mlcah Jenklne, one of the
moat gallant martyr* of the Confeder-'
ate atruggle. He'ha* bean fnr quite a
•rhile Commandant of a Military School
J t Bethel. Va. HI* new poaUloo will
tl»f him back to South Carolina, the
ktaea of hie birth. Hie comiianae 1 lou
wiil amount to M.MW a rear, mar* prof
itable he»tn*>» th4n *vhool taachlnr.
Tturloa th* hpaoleh-Aoterloan War
We thee Major of Teddy Raoaevall'a
Rouqh Rider At the igbt
wf Bo* Joan Hill he dlstlngulahed him
aalf aa the hraiaat «.f the brave, and
from that day Teddy ha* he*n one If
hi* warm—I friend*. A* well a* we
r*memher Haler Jewhlaa dli net alfn
the lowed row a letter that Cel. K-mm-
eell had ether* did. preteetlag a,aln*t
barptag the American army :• Cdha
i mt the •tehltne— of Urn *eo-
•mimhare I that Mr < •-
a ple*e le the Auareey
r»l*e *M — at WMeiegwe eeder
frae*4et C—eelned. heee—e a eMtaae
ef Mary teed Meweh*«eae aed eampe«f a
lef HehMMf.
—« ef the KdlMt. W# fuaad mn«t ml
ttoeiM t« he erat farmer* ehlvh ha* a
great deal le do with theli *urreaa aa
.well a* the «*la** of land they fai m on,
and there are quite a number of enl* r-
prldng ruling men In the ceinmunlly
who make liivertiiiont* (very ihttigeruue
Imhlng to tlie lam fntefprUIng people
of the vouiitryl whlrh are of great ad-
vaulaga to the lalioten In that Motion,
giving employment l" quite a number
of ilieni In the •••Nek” lima of year.
IlYU we are not prepared to *ay that the
bu*lne«« I* alway* piotllalila to the in-
vp*ior*, hut It hraak* the monotony
common during tha heated term and
pnt* gladnc** In the heart* and ca*h In
Ihe pocket* of roajiy poor fellow* dur*
in^ tha tight time of the year. We
have never con*lder*d a man very en-
terpridngor firnlltable to hi* lidlow
man who N •RtUlad to «lt Hit down
and live on lit* Income, either from rent
or lntero*t nnd not par It out to iahor-
rr*even though kW return* will *hoa
hut little profit.
W« will have to be more careful *-
bout wlmt we *av about candidates Itt
a general way and of uotirto *oina |>eo
pin could gue*» why, hut we wtU make
till* *t*fament, that dry food to feed
candidate*’ horse* U mighty tcartV,
the goo*e berry crop very p<M>r. partly
from the fad that fore*' Hra* have run
through the wood* near pea liquor riv
er through cracker* neck to a point on
or.near the western bonndarv of wha*
la aoijiathnea called Sh Igh Town, H C
Highland garden* are about burned «p
with dry wratber, and the crop pm*
part aoything hut piomUltig. I he
candidate* will And plenty of habie* to
ki*». There I* en eleven |Miiuider at
Nrlghhor Gardner’*, and im N now the
It gheat afepper iu tbe I .on/ Branch
Country. Kiab Ma*.
Tiff. COUNTY CAM I'AfGX.
The Camnif Demorralle Kxecot've
Oommliee met on Monday, a quorum
being py»»»ut.
After tli«ruMlnw it wa* decided that
ue eouniy campaign meeting* will Iw
held unle** *wme particular —1-1 i-wt «r
nitgeburh—it *h*it rvqueet H. and wp
mi •oca n.HlAcatimt ta« t'oaaly n*ct*-
tary Mt. H lieaaaa io la*tva.'te*l la hate
«aeh meet log ptmmflv •4«etil«e<i la
the paper*.
(k* Whaif «f WillUiaa |»r. W f
Brnlth e*b*d that a me*ll»g bo betJ
ih**o oa eetar<iav. Aagtaot—b end tb
ag art« ag»if lag a j la
Candidates’ Column. ARGUMENTS
are rot neeDEP
rainy voute on Thjmdav, l«ih
G. 1’. Motrl*.
1 ur Com ml.tee.
First Primary Election.
PRIVATE WALKER NOMINATED.
Emtok Pnort.*: <.
We nro not adept* In pat lug compll-
ment*, nor do we uiro to *lng the
pr*l*c* of our towomnaii too loudly, wc
are not pollticNii*. only pfuln, »linp|c
fanner*, but having the right to vole
and to entertain opinhqji .wc heartily
nominate a man who atom! to, the try
ing time* of '01 to’06, and a«i that t.O
Ooment to make the race for the LegU
laturc 111* name I* familiar to many
Hn till* county, U Henry Walker of
Appleton, ».C.
Three Farmer*.
Weather Ilureuu.
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FOR CONGRESS—ID DISTRICT.
jMgctlcld. S. C.. June 'Jd, I’lOi.
To tint He moo rat* of llaruw,ell t'ounty :
I artt a candidiit& for Congrc** from
the Second DNlrlcl and will abide the
rc«nlt of the Primary,
While,I am «)ppoi>cd to Impertalinn I
aia in favor ol ireatlc* allow in/ it* to
• how our good*, on liberal term*, In
every niarkct''of the world. 1 favor
practical, tangible re*tilt«,
Trn*l* »houltl'l»e throttled, hut cor-
poratlon* doing a legitlmato buxines*-
hliould he encouraged and protected.
Rural Deliverer R-mte* in suftii lent
FOR < Ol NTY A HI I OK.
Itarnwell, S. C.. 27th May, INU. *
I re»pectfully ainounce mvaelf a can
didate for lhe oftlce of ('ounty Andllor,
Mibjfcct to the rule* and regulaliuli* o'
the Democratic primary election,
pledging mt self to abide h\ Ihe rc«olt
and support the nominee* of the party-
» W. H. Duncan.
FOR COUXT Y SU PEKVISOR :
Spont*. S. C., May 12th, 1002.
I respectfully announce myself aean-
,, . ., ! didate for the odice of Colintv Supervi-
i.umber to supply mail to every family , |i|ll ,j ( . cl f ,, lh „ rr .|,./ ;uil | regula-
cvery day should he e«tab i*hed. i , iollHO , tl)0 Democratic primary elec-
I favor turning looxe all the money 1
lion*of tlie Deuiocrat'u
lion, pledging;myself to abide
by
* o
G. M. Holly.
tic
d vyn here that can possibly be securer. . reHll , t8 and support the nominecaof Hie
The rights and yonvenicnce of the '
people should receive parainount atten
tion. , | I respectfully announce my*elf a can-
I will thank you for your support in 1 didate for lire oflb e of -Comity Super-
the eusujng Democratic I’limarv. | visor,-nhj**ct to thf, rule* and regula-
J. Win. Tburinond. | tion* of the Democratic primary elee-
To the Democratlc’VOter* of Harnexll ti-n. pledging mv-elf to abide by the
CNninty * and huppurt tbe nominee of the
I take till* mean* of formally an- P‘ ir ^J- W. 1. Luiley.
muimdng to you my candiilaey for con- 1 Barnwell, S P 6th Mar 111'2
gre*s Irom the second district. Thanking my many friend* fnr th-ir
My pa«t life among you inu«t be tlie ■ HM( ] highly appreciate*! confi-
only pledge I ran oftcr of alncerity of ,,« uu ^ „ n{l Mipport ln , he j re .
purpose to do my duty, if elected., spectfiitly announce mvself a camlidate
During tue campaign I ‘hall he com f of reeled ion to the oftlce of (‘ounty
pelted to »pend_ no•*t of my aval j .snpervlwr. *iil>je*-t P< the rule* and
lime in MOtfnn* of the r'l.lricl where I! rrlC(| . -l i„ r „ (lf ,| le Hen.o, .arle primary
To convince the shrewd buyer that this is
the money saving centre ol Barnwell. Com
pare prices, compare qualities and youf
own judgment will lead you lo buy here.
4
am com|niratively a •(ranger, trusting
that 1 shall be remembered at home.
Re.p dfytly.
<4 DsIMBi II Helling* r.
eleclioii. pietlging iu.v*eif to abide hv
llie result, and siippoil Vbe nom^itu-sof
the patty.
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All Wool Albatror* reduced fiom 25c. to 21c.
5-Inch Wide Embroidery, the 10c. quality, how 5c.
10-inch Wide Embroidery, the 20c. quality, now 10c.
Fancy Hose, the 20c. quality, now 10c.
Fancy Half Hose, the 20c. quality, now 10c. ■ «
Men’s f 10.00 Suits now goiuft for $7.25.
Men’s $S,00 i*uits now going for $5.00.
Men’s $0,00 Suits now gdng for $4.25.
Men’s $5.0J Suit* now gi ing for $'1.75.
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Men’* Pants now going for $1.00.
Men’* $2.50 Pants D‘>w going for fl.frfl. s
Men’s $2.00 Pant* now going htr |1.25: « * - -
All SUipiper press Goods aqd Clolh»
iqg reduced froip 10 to 20 per cent,
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Hry varied whAety.
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Tilt OLD riKLtVB ««B.
TH* reMwPMi ef (’be rhlldraw (rend
eHtldree ae4 greet (reed •’hlldran «f
Mr. Malhla* Hair mi Friday »a« a(*
•v—ted by abet* ftfty —embare ef (He
fa—'.It with some few frt*r.d*. The
dinner table, iwemy feet long, wa*
nellt under the large ebmtnut oak. A
**eilghtfel fea*t of watermelon* wa* *n-
htred about to o'clonk, and nt wnon da-
mrden* Iced lemonade wa* aerved and at
•>ne o'clock a bountiful dinner of good
Gileg* uoaip4ete«l our happinea*. Then
einglng and pastime* of tbe vuungfolk*
followed, until the hoy* and young
Men hit tha grit for the mill pond in
eearvfc of coolne**.
Before parting loed lemonade wa* a-
K tin unjored and after a day of perfect
pldhiure the happy party aeparated,
mgilwf to meet again next year, if it l«
(be Lord’* will.
Mra. Ella Parker ha* returned from
» visit of some five week* to her daught
er. Mr*. Cooke at. Hnelling.
Mr. Brmn E. Hair of Aiken was with
u*on the 4th.
Crop* are horned badly, and rain is
greatly needed.
Rough|Rider.
HtfTO GREENVILLE.
Tlie Mute Reunion of Confedecete
Veturane will bo heW In Greenville.
Jfum*t 8-8. Round trip .railroad tick-
eta will cost fS 76 from Allendale and
Fairfax, 83 M from Barnwell and Den-
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WANTS.
WANTED—Vrap I mu ef every da-
^rlwGnn ted eld —acHInrrr. Any
fclwd of ire wreck* or e—fc* Writ*
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M F Hair Alfred
M F tieeMhea.he
Z i • — J II Deeceu. C B D
B MT |H—plae
The vluhe — ve*e for fee •
—•gWtre—a eve e* f«llew*j
Mare wall—Bare eaH, Readv Breech.
A*hMgh. Herrulae. Friendship.
Mleckvllle—BlerhtIUe Ihruble Feed,
Mpnr Bre»rh
WlllHtee—Willlatoa. Kike. Tinker*
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Four Mile — Four Mile, Bennett
Bprlng*. Zotiev*
Dunbarton —Kh'H Land. l>nnb*rton.
Rad Oak —Red Oak. fleldock, Mitnam.
Mrcamore—'tyremore No. I, hyca-
more No. 3. Well Branch.
KHna—Kline
Allendale—Allendale, Fairfax, Bull
Pond.
Tha club* shore named with no man
ager* appointed will please notify the
County Secretary *» to whom they
wish appointed, ami he will publish
their nama*. There being no other
butineu the Committee adjourned.
W. C. Smith.
Chairman.
W. H. Duncan,
Secretary.
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COFFINS & CASKETS.
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WHKKKAH Mnele H
for Iwttere of Admiuli
MONEY TO LEND.
Several thousand dollar* to lend at a
very low rate of interest on approved
security. Apply to Ja*. O. Patterson.
Don’t fail to see the line of men’s V,
75 am] dollar shirts at Molair A Por
ter’s. They are no j"b lota, hut hew
good* direct from the manufacturers
abd are tbe best values on earth.
WOMEN AND JEWELS.
- -Jewetw; traTufrrftou eia. man—that ~hr
the order of a woman’* preference*.
Jewel* form a magnet of mlghtv power
to the average woman. Even that
gre-it***! of all IjEJkalq. health. I* often
ruined In they—renuou* ef.»rt* to make
of mvF the money to puiftis— «heie.
If a woman wlli risk her health U> get
a coveted gem. then let b*»r fortify her-
—If age eat the lealJlous coti—q,ten* e
•< uwwgha. asdjs and brooch tel effect-
twwu hf the regwler u—of Dr loach—’•
G—man nyrep || will pee—pel* ar
ia Ma —riy atag-w sod
• hw a—ed d-co— f—
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Aamlrre applies
AfaduB oe tbe
aatale of Kha* C. C>ao le* , «|. ccas«-d.
I be-e are, tberniore to cite ami ad-
—npiah all and singular, (he kindred
•ml creditor* ofi ha said dr<es«ed, t«t
l>e ami aopear before me at a Cot: *4 of
Probate for the said <*oiiuiy lo He hold-
en at Barnwell C. II. on Vt ednesdar,
*5d dav of July, UMU. at II o'jhM-k a.
m , to show cause. If *dv, wl.y the said
adinin'*tiailon *l)ould not In- granted.
Given under niv hand aud veal of the
Court till* 8|h day of July, A. D
1002, and in the one hundred and
tweniy-»eventh year of'the Sovareljn-
tv and Independence of the I’nilcd
State* of America.
J K. SNKLLING.
Probate Judge.
Published In Tux Bau.nw kll People
July 10th, 1002.
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TKKAaHl*KKR.
DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR
Dentist,
WILLISTOX, - - S. C.
Will work anywhere in the country
by special appointment.
P. M. BUCKINGHAM,
BARNWELL. M. C„
REAL ESTATE AGENT
IDLE M05EY SEaRELY INVESTED
LIFE INSURANCE.
(A^cnt for New York Life.)
FIRE INSURANCE.
(Gtihoun & Conipjnv)
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FOR e«»UX I V
Rarnwell. S. C.,27th Mar, l‘M'2.
I respectluliy annmiuee mvself a can
didate (or the nltire of Countv Tre*»ur-
ar, aubjevt to the rules and regulait«»n*
of the DcmiM-ralic primary elcct'oii,
pledging niv*elf to abide by the result
au.I *upiMirt the nmnineea id thr party
Gratefully appreciating .the geuorou*
support of the goon iieople ol Kiirnnell
(’ounty in the |>a*t I cordially pledge
my he«t elTorta of head and heart Mtid
hand lo tln-ir service if honored by re-
clectiou to the olliee of Treasurcf.
E. D. Free.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF EDUCATION :
Blackville. S. C , May 5, f{)02.
I respectfully »nijo,nuce myself h can-
didato for the olliee of Countv Snpcrin.-
toudent of Education, suhji-ct to the
fules.and regulations of the Democrat
ic primarv eleotibn, p'qjUjing myself to
abide by tlie result anu sApport tlie
li «r I, •• II, Mil
III -lions uf ih
led loll plrdgi
result* and *i
party.
p|HUt the
■ til.lt- hv t e
:iinec«_of the
J M. Hander*.
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July 1.1003.
Ch
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Board
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Her d i
nominees of tlie party.
A. Buist.
" I- respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the olliee of County Supc^in-
tendent of Education, xnhj-ct to the
rule* and regulations of the Democrat
ic primary election.-pledging myself to
abide hv tlie result- and support tlie
-mmnni fa tiMhe
J. II. I.aflittc.
FOR JUDGE OF PjlOBATK.
Sincerely thanking hit manr friend*
for their support so kiudlr g vrn ma
Tonr tear* ago I respectfully aunootrra
rpt self a raodidti* for re-alaciloii to
• he office of 1‘rphata Judge, subj..-( la
iha r«W« and regul*th-ua of lh* |ta—o.
rralia primary •ftarlhm, p‘«-Jgi«g —v
—If — skMa hf tha r—wM aa«l awppwrt
the t—imaaa mi lha party,
I* — haa—4 M will ha —T —••*•— .
pwrq— ha tha fatata aa M Ma —w-\ —
—p—a—-waa—*»• *a awrfs
•ami—4 —mAV—tv a# tha pmqg—.
« «■ mw—aai g.
K-A-LO-L'A
Crv»tillzed Mineral 'Natir.
The gnanviteed cure for
Indig*-*tlon, Kidney Com-
plarnts and ail trouble* ari
sing from a disordered liv
er or stomach. Itbpsutl-
flcs tlie completion, tones
Op tlie system and creates
PERFLCT - DIGLSTION.
1^ YOU ARK BENEFIT.
TED IT COVi'S YOU 50c. »
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SUMMER S« IIDOL.
Tite aHiuuier school f r tlie white
teaehera of Barnucll (’>>ontv wiIIIh'
held at Rlackville t»-ginn‘lng Tiie**lav,
23nd July, and continuiug until Fii-
day (tigust 15th Principal, I’rof L.
I'. Baker, an accoinpliahed*> educator.
I'iic coursenf studv will t>e (ieograiihv,
A r ithmetic and Kngli*lt Literature
Teiichcrs will bring tln-ir own (ext
books, nr they can lie. purchased at. half
price at tlie school. Book* used arc
Frye’s Introductory Geography, Went
worth’* Practical Arithmetic; and on
Literature such hooks as* Hawthorne’s
Wonile- Book, Arabian Nights, Sleepy
Tilt LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
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, I a!*i* nlT*T to th>* people of
Barnwell County a new,
llr*tel i««, modern- Hearse^
witlt all the latest equip
ment* and improvement*.
Prompt, per*olial attention
given to all inquiries and
order*....
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Hollow and Kt|
gelme.
Van Winkle and Evan-
S. MELLICHAMP,
W I L L 1 STO N, S. C.
Teachers are reminded again that CIl.llTlStOIl ti WCSteiD CarollRd R'^ |J
ol Education is ex- •’ *
tlie Countv Board
pre**|v forliidden hv
law (o renew the
certilicafe of any teacher who does not
attend tne Summer School.
~ A. Bohr,
Co. Supt. Etlucation, Cit’m’n.
Augusta and AstTville Short LIbb
Scltedule in elicet Dec 2*41 It, 1601.
Leave dti'TimiTi'k
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KALOLA - CO.,
SAVANNAH, GA.
r. B. ELLIS. Jr n
Surveyor end Civi! Engmeoi
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WINTIIROP COE I. KG E SCHOLAR
SHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATIONS.
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j lege and for tite admi**:o.ti .of new stu- j
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