The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 31, 1902, Image 2
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CAEtiEST. COUNTY CIRCULATION.
THURaDAT. JULY 81. IWi.
A NEW IdhUK IN'POLITICS.
. In hit upeech «t Barnwell on the 22.1
4n«(. Mr. A^C. Latimer aalil In tub
iunee tbat itVmr'the wronf policy for
Houthern folka to keep cmitiuuHlIy
>our*!nx the Northern people.
While we are Ignorant of the factor
•any auch continual profanity we agree
that hU proporltlon la right, both a« a
hnatter of principle and policy, yt t call
lila attention to the fact that Henator
'Tillman *'abuaea” hla Northern Sena
torial brethren more freely and forci
bly than any one haa ever done, and Id
epite of all that he gtta nearer a full
whareof “beef” than any Senator aonth
■of Mason & Dixon’a line. '‘Keaulu,’’
aald Mr. Latimer, “aie what the Sonlh-
«m people want notr,? and pr«*ccpdecl
to catalogue those that he had helped
to accomplish:
The appropriation of garden seeds
feas been largely Increased. That’s
true but the |»eople pay for them doub
ly under tarlfl and internal rerenue rx>
wetions and many of said seed are hard
ly worth son I tig. And the South only
aharea la this so called benefaction be
cause the North gets the lion's share.
I'nblle bulhllnte hare hern provided
for la eeyeral South < arollna town*
Troo again, but they aro dedicated l<
the trmneorilon of government bu«loe>*
—loweimeets for governmeot eonve-
wleoc* end ad«aniagr, ami la —me caa.
me believe, elileeaabeye been re^Hired
to deaaio botldiog »tue ee e aeadltloe
The aam of #'•* M oaa gtvea la tike
ad Iba 4 W*CiMi )• t
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prevent this policy, ae It dee*rve», U
might eitraet f'em from the better a le
af the repuhilabue, that lovee
ooaatry More than party, auAclenl as*
eleMiic* to carry the next Presidential
< lectl *n inJ ao preserve the republic.
This It not a pleaaint subject to dis
cuss, hut as no one lias seen it from our
standpoint «e submit this hurried ar
gument and, for the present, wash our
hand*of the business.
JHIIXSTONE TOR UNI*
f>T.lTEd oENATOR. .
We made a inlstaka. Wears sorry.
We take back wlmt we said. When we
read the account of President Itoose-
vclt’s visit to Charleston, and the re*
port of hi* K"h'g homo speech at Char
lotte,-where he promised to he In the
future auch a good hoy that none of his
friends would llnd fault with his be
havior, we said that Charleston cap
tured him. We were wrong. The fact
Is and wo should have so written,
Teddy took the Town.
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Blackville. S. C., ‘2<>th July, IW)2.
To Km tor Tux Pkoclr.
Oear Sir -I beg to hand ypti herewith
an exact copy of a hill introilucrd by
me at the last session of the Ceneral
Assembly. A* I have iinderstomi tlu.t
tbete are some of my lellow ilcniocral*
who rntertslu the erruncou* idea that I
would favor cot porationt in the l.'gUla-
lure I res|K>ctfully reqilrst that too
publish this bill In your paper. This
Is only one of iheelT..ria I nia<l«tn pro
tect the rights and ln’er*»i» of the peo
ple against the artful ntavmaenta of the
cor|Mirail<ms The rec*ird, to which I
refer the fieople in wy anno'i'u'cutawt
card, will show that In vvexv utesswre
whh'h sro*e hi iba IrgUletore I st>eM|
8 rut I v on the able of the |»Hij.le sod
agaio-t the tro-t« end corporation*
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EkOR^IR.
Tbs purpose of our Itetpocretki prt
mary ly to give the people an npimriu
M'y to Hnd out soim thing of those vrlio !
aspire to |tositlon. To give nn oppoi-
t unit v to jndgo of the i n trader, abllltr
and Hum s* for the position, to that a '
judicious ‘election may be made, and
the voter may he ahlv to esat hi* ballot
Intelligently. In tha can vitas which l«
How lot the Mate fur the United state*
Srnatorshlp there are six aspirants.
One must ho chosen. r They all stniui
on practically the same pisiform.'
There arc no Issue* antung them. The
question then to bo decided is one of
personal fitness and ihtellecuiul Nbillty
to stand Up with the giants of Intellect
in the Senate and defend Dcinoi'ratic
principles and the rights of the people.
George Julmstoi.e of Newberry pos
sesses in an eminent degree the qualifi
cations to'fit him fur this exalted posi
tion.
lie I* n son of the late Chancellor Job
Johnstone, whose opinions rank in lit-
erary ability and legal erudition with
those of the greatest chancellors and
judges the- .■'tale has ever produced.
Thu sun has Inherited in great measure
the intellect of the father and that In
tel led has had the advantage of thor
ough training in the best schools of his
counti v anil Knrope. Alter att< tiding
the schools of his county he was’ scr.t
to the noted Hlabtown school in Ander
son County. From there he went t«
the Arsenal, thence to the Citadel, and
with tlie’nthcr cadets took up arms and
matrhed to the front in defence of the
►oothern cause. After the war wa*
over he went to Kdluburgh University
In Scotland where hi* education was
completed.
Ke.liming home be read law In th**
olttce uf Kali A llo|**-, ami was aduiu
ted to the pfartW. ttU aLi!K v a
lawyer and etlvut'a'c w-» suno ».<■
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I maud. I Mir log r*-t-nus:rm th.o he t*a.k
I aN •etivs-p«i| In retle-ming tb#* S'*t.
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Candidates 1 Column.
First Primary Election.
FOR f’ONGRKSS—2D DIHTRIOr.
'fiifgellehl, K. fj.. June gl, lltOi.
To the Dciixn'rata of Barnwell Ucouty :
1 am a candidate for Umjvress frdu
the Second l)i*trld and wiTT abide the
result of the Primary.
While I am opposed to Imperialism I
am In favor of irciilies allowing us to
-InNv our goods, on Hhci'kl terms, in
every market of the world. 1 favor
practlval, tangible rc-ults.
Trusts should be tlirntlled, hut eor-
porations doing a leg’ti.mste business
rtboiild be eneouraged and protected.
Rural Dcliveiv Unites in suflii'iint
number to tupplv mall to every family
every day should be established.
I favor turning loose all the money
d v. n here that can pnssih'y tie secured.
The right* an I convenience cd the
people ahnuld receive paramount atteu-
i hm.
I will thank yon for your support in
the ensuing Democratic Primary.
J. \Ym.Tbiirtuond.
1'n the ! >e moor a tie yoters of Barnwell
County: ,
I lake this means of formally tm-
nnuiiciuir to you my caudidtiey fur con-
gr*-»« troin the second district. •
M v pastTIfc among you inn-t he the
only jileilgM I can offer of sincerity o|
purpo-e to do IWV dotv. If eh‘ete4|.
During the catltpaigu I sea'll heroin-
pctle l to spend ino-i of irv aval able
timo in sswrlon* of the Cl-trb*l where I
am .••iM.(*-triliv*de a anger trusting
ili tl I shall be renteiiiti.-ii <1 at I.imuc.
. Rc.ji ctfully.
l, Iiitin an Itelltfiger,
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FOR COUNTY SUPKKl\TKNDKXT
OF EDUCATION:
Blackville. 8. C , May *, 1902.
I re*|*cctfii!ly aiinounce m\ sejl ai-aii*
didate for the oillce of Oqnntv Sn|>erln-
tendent of Kdueation, aulijcct to the
rules and regulatlnn* of the Demoerat-
ic primarv election, pledging m vclf to
abide by the result and support the
nominee) uf the party.
A. BuDt.;
I respretfully Htvnonnce myself artsan-
dldatw for the olMeeof County Superin
tendent of Kdueation, subject to the
: rm'es and regnhillous of the Democrat-
’ i« loimsrv election, pledging myself to
, abide by the rfesult and support the
! noiuinees ol the party.
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FOR COUNTY SUPKRYISOR:
Spouts. S. O., M:iy 12th. l!Nt2.
I resoectfully ar.uouiii'e myself acitn-
j didate h>r the otllce of County Supervi
sor, subject to the rules atid regula
tions of the Democratic primary elec-
> tlon. pledging myself to abids by the
i results and sup|Mirt the nominees of the
party. G 51. Holly.
, I rwspcetfiilly announce myself a can
didate lor the *d',i.-e of County hup r-
v|s*>r.-*tll*jecl to th* mica and regula
tion* of the l>cm»crai;« primarv elec-
.IV'U. pledging uivsetf to aUidu bv the
rr»wff« and auppott the Ttumlnr •» of the
psrty. * W’. p. Bailey.
It irowell. }j f' , «i h May, P» 2-
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grnr rmia al»d st*!* ' <*i r'r:| f ilifl-
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To conyints the shrewd buyer that this ft
the money saving centre ot Barnwell. Coa-
pare prices, compare qualities and yo«f
own judgment will lead you to buy berk
Pnrc SlVk Ri'-hons, In kIUIikV, fo m Jc. per yard np.
All Wool Albstroiw teduced from i~c. to -1c.
5-ir.ch Wide Embroidery, the 10 •. q lu'.it), now .*cj
10 inch W ide Embroidery, the 20c. quality, now Ip
Farcy II(»se, the 20c. quality, now 10c.*
Fancy Half Hose, the 20c. quality, now 10c.
Men’s A'.O 00 Suits Row going fi t 2*.
Men’s $ s .00 Suits now going for ?5. l ’0.
Men’s JO.OO Pulls now g ring for pt.'iV
Men’s V* oo Suits now g. ing for kl.7.1.
Mcn'aAlhO Pants now K*.irig for
Men’* si.5o Pant* now going for fl .V).
Men'* y tOO Pant* now going to IIJ5.
Al) SUipiper Press Goods ai)d Gloth«»
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uat apply i*t tire amt Ufa Insurance
com|wukB. huibling an<l burn a-am-ia-
lh*t*». b*Mkii g itiaiitutibua or giurauty
security eoBipatilra.
liaft.iB ahii lEaa I III
vav4« that the Hawih U auwarth) W* he
Why •bastId not the Hoalharw .tens
•are oaartaastslr yet atanlally nak*
rrutral against tha Imparlal policy of
hla rough rider excel’encr Kooaevelt,
and put the Usue aa plainly as It rta-
•erves before the people af the eatiie
country ? Would it Bol Ire a good cain-
paiga issuef And yet not a, wbimper
a»f complaint baa beau muds by the rsnk
and lie of the people and the candi
date* oouriiag their favor against the
•ending to tbit State of citizen* of New
York, Maryland and Virginia to fill
federal offlcei and spread the go*pel of
Mubmitkion.
It I* natural that Mr. Latimer, per
haps the largest and certainly one of
the most suouffstful planU.r* in the
Mate, should consider material a* more
Important than pplltioat “reaulu.” and
there la no evidence within our present
thought that his competitors ditTer
With his views. He ha* made a biui
Bess success in Hfe. His aervice In
Congrws hat given him n public prom-
fnenee that oould not have been won In
«ny other profession than politics. Hi*
associations in Washington have given
him opportunity to add a hundred
thousand dollars to his fortune by spec-
VLTKRA.Nrf TAKK NOTH. E.
The surviving ■uldiera or sailors of
the Mate or Uonfcderate States in lh«
late war between Hie State*, in each
Township, will meet at 3 tub o'clock p.
m., on ttrst Sat urday hr August at their
urnal voting precinct* and having of-
gsnixed by electing a ( hnirnian and
Secretary, shall elect by ballot an cx-
Confedyrate soldier f>r sailor, not a
holder okjmr applicant for a pension,
a* the re|i\*entative of the Yctcrauf ot
said Tow nsm - ).
Now. In case yon fail to meet and elect
n reiireteiilatlve and you are left olf of
the pension roll, no one will be to blame
except your solve* a* you are obliged to
report to your representative.
I>. W. Koimford,
Chairman Board.
Free lemonade and fan* are furnish
ed to the cony regal ion* attending a
tent revival meeting now gplng on in
Richmond, Va.
Out In Missouri list week a hall
storm broke all the window* of the
churches In a town reqshte from rail-
- ■ r.*d* and Ice bouse*. Dpon ad vie" of i* siannd. ;,iul the ir of tl,,.
filaUoa la Meviear copper U8ehf aaT ih^’harcn ft'opje rsked uo- ‘
gfernmEMrMmnrBl Hn ' ' **" X rile trait stones ffia'hufs.tu red l.e.-i,
and sold enough of it to repair the
km ashed windows.
tti do"sin la that
And while we would not compare Mr.
T aUmer wUh Dm man for whose aaal
ie U a eaadulate we wmild remind him
Mat MuLaaria alve reuuiad upaw ‘ rw-
••Ee" •baa M Ml bia awa party and
•liar et/aaga fade. ||e
••iiEirnU«! i!
.mil fonpEin
•tatesmsn.
we need pal.lV
Uniteil Stales,
hare met.
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iit-Si he hav taken on all
loti*, and it li*« (seen tlem-
at lie iMMsetar. that a i-tlom
t »o es-t-ntial t <fe (be true
ud ••»p«H'c»»ary in the min
in lbe .*>« o i• • i t 11,.
The time and the tnau
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NEWBERRY COLLEGE.
.C* kiMWeme hiiiHIfift. ^ *»rr MrUr.
HAPI'IXESS IN FARMKR'S LOT.
A* concern* happiness? The New
Kogland farmer ha- lii« up- and dow ns,
scihu-tis and'iliscoiirHgrment* uiitigled
thickly with hi* modcMt succc-scs.
Like most other men, ho ha- times
when he behoves that his lot i* of ai|
mast gripy vu* and be-' t Doomed to
unremitting l»dl vim know lie i-, mid
the arbitrary division* of tin* day of la
bor are not for him Nature i- at hi*
heels'w ith storm, w ith drought, with
threat in the heavens mid on-t,!m soil;
in another »« nsc no man j* more a slave
than he. - Kadi brute that champs in
the row of tie rp stall- is a dumb ty
rant to hold him to hi* tasks. Xjiturc’s
moods must be watched faithfully, for
her *mllets and fears alike are to be
turned to tbo advantage of the hus
bandman who i- prudent and alert.
Free mi,n is ha bem alli the sun, his
arena of toil'er.ei mpa-sed by sweet
hcantle*. In Iifs no-trU* the fragtancc
ami in hi* cats the melody of nature.
But his ahnuldcr* arc bowed and hi*
hand* are gnarled and galled, bis face
The randblstet fov Ktat* nBIres. thr
t ailed Mialev nenale and l|i*ws«wf Ke,».
•entathes. who have hewn in *h# go
•inr* June ITih will coma th the enj ul |
| their treval* three week f•-•aa to -lav.
: O t lb* Tu*Miat{ **tl**a lag, Aagaai Ja 1 1
I iba g'eaA maj*.iii| will gw ep aaii U|«.
lwtUkl****aeesr4cKW» - hie- fl*TTer
uiiniUt the first 4v*rlt* and the
best uf the bounty of Uiecarlb. yet lb*
Great Motlo-i drive* him to unending
| t*dl if te D to win Id* lurv<*t and
Ihaait the foe* •he send* to teach him
, huioitiry and indn-try.
1 • ■ a., .1 f, I. > . a aa . ,.., k jt.ilf.*. J
demm-ratle
< . - a i . the Journ*! of |l^*-
11 nil ••* »t it* Is*! •i-s-iotsa* ri-«*or.l » v'i-
•lence of the faithlnines* with which I
•liM>«IJIiy the Interest* of the |M iqde in
every itutaece. If honored l>y you
• gain I -ball guard your liilere*t* r»
faithfuHv a* before, and mv expeii-
enee w ill enable me l*> do much more
ctlictcuilv. Laurie T. fzlar.
FOR COUN I V TKMASUKUK.
I'.aruweH, S. C’.,i7ih 'lay. 1!><‘2.
I respect I till}' Htiiiounrc myself a oan-
dldatc for the ofl'wc of t’oiinty rrs-a-nr*
cr, subject to the rule* and' regulation*
of the Democratic prinmry elcct’on,
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th e-party •
Ulmer, S. C„ Jolt
| respectfully nn noun Ml* u t*i
erntjlidsle for til * • tVu e id M 'gi'tn
Ulmer, subject to the rule* nod regula
tion* iif the Democratic primary elec
tion, pledging lift -'-If to abide bV the
n *uU* mui to Mip|iort tl"‘ nominee* of
the party, 5V. L. Riant.
WillUton, S.t’., June 17th, KKI2.
I respeetfuliv aunoiitice myself to the
voters of \\ illisloii and Ko** mart
IViwiiships acu id'dritc for the < iiice of
M;ig*#trate at NVIlh-ion. subject to the
i o les and regulations of I be Demm rat ir
pledging myself to abide by Ibe tesult primary eb-cDon, pledging mtseli to
mid support tbc nominee* ot tilt |>arty. j aiddo' bv *lie resn'.is and .«
Gratefully apitrrcia^itx t.hagcucruua uuuismea of theunrty
sUpporf oT tbe good people of Karn well
CouHty in the pa-t I cordially pledge
mv be«t clforts of head mul heart and j
hand to iheir service if lionor< d by rc-
uicclion to the olliec of I reasurcr.
’ . v K D. Free.
upport the
J.\V. Johnson.
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l.lhrsrv; 5Vorki< X l.**e r»'o
• nt l*r* paratory |>e|>attMo-nt.
I. toKlon and ail tee* per )<
»t erewed:
m i'.iliwgl >te Department.
I’repsraton Impartmeot.
session Irngina Sept. •|4ih.
aUlogo . add res*.
Geo. B. Cromer, I’re* .
Newberry. S. C
. s. mellichauF,
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MTiIH C\K0UNft HiUTAI!
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fl-^ V «r*ne* In the S'ats Reneflelary
•t. hol«r*bi|i D in be aw anted nn vwhw->
pet | ve vr Mutual tans, fur lhl«, Barnwell
. j I nnntv.
Kl*nk forms nf app!le«tlnn ahnnhl ha
appded for at once t>t Col C..8. Gad*drni
Chairman Ibnrdol YUltnra. The*eap*
plications, fully made out, must l>e lit
-th«* bands of the Chilrmab nn the 3Dk
I July In older to receive attention.
C. S. GAD.HDKX,
•fitly 1,1002. Ch. Board Y|*itorl.
R’ackville, S. C„ Jnuel.’lili, Uk.-2.
I rc'pectlully anndtiui , c m v self a e itt-
tjidate for the oflbe <d' Magistrate at
I’.i.ickv iile, subject to the rules and reg
ulations of Urn Democrntlc primary
elcrtlon pledging mv *olf to abide bv
the renit. anil support rti" n Mitinecs of
the party. B. J, llamnict.
Barn.veil, 8. C , HU It June, 11K)2.
At the solicitation of iqany friemls I
•ubj^-r to the rulea and regtilation* ot have cvnsentpd to Iteiatum a C indglate ;
Demoer.-tflc primary dee tlon, for the ollkc of Mari*tr.tli- at. Barnwell]
11 to the!
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
Barnwell, S. U., ’27th Vay, 1‘02.
I re*pert ftilly aTtiounc»*m\self a'can
didate for the oflb-e of County Auditor,
tb<|
IdtiiWwr
■ TT Ifcanf Ip vo aniucTnee mi •
ami »tippt»rt then*>nfinee* of fb»* party, rate* and regulation* of the Democrat- !
W. II. Duncan. ic'primary Vii-ctbut, pledging mvaolf tr>
’ , _ ' atdde by the rest,It* and sopiort thci
i, uiimetol li. D. M Black.
Hit STATE OF SOUTH CAKOLIXA.
COI N I’Y OF BARXIYKLI..
By .1. K Snelling, E*q , Judge of Fro-
bate in Barnwell County.
Whereas L. M Sprawls applies for
l. rifers of Admiiilstratioii utt tile e*-
ta'e of D. 1’. Spravn*. deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and »d-
moiil.-h all and singular the kindred
and creditors of ttie said deceasi d. to
be and appyar before me at a Court of
Probate lor the said county to be hold-
en at Barnwell (’. II. on Friday, 8t.h
August. A. I>. I!i02, at II o’clock a.
m. t<> show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
({Itoh under my hand and seal of tl e
Court 'this V2 I day of July., A. D.
l!’i)2, and In the one hundred mid twpn-
tv seventli year of the ■ioyereignty and
lii | !, 1 emU;tigc oUilui Lpj; v j
.‘vTi' i u-.'i,
1‘obIUhed in Tax Bar.xwsll I’toct K
J‘ul> '2Kh, 1902.
roil JUDGE OF PUQBATE.
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