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A NEWT ISSl K IN fOLITIOS.
Twn r«ad«tr« kav« «i>)4 to it«
Ah*t »• "wart wron* U«t wart In «t-
WkiRK Mr. T4nlmer. M If tliajr will
VMd our view* OK*in lh«y will nnr that
>»k mM'*o«ir «if(leUiu U diroctad to-
Ward tha rnttra cewifiany of .Sanatoria!
ksandldataa.*'
Wa quotad Mr. l.^tlmcr’a ratalofite
of raaults, and ataled that none of hla
vompatitora, aa wa ramembarad, had ta
ken laaue with him.
It was not the purpose of that article
to hurt Mr. Latlmar or to help anybody
at hi* expense While Mr. Tlenderaon
Is our Irst favorite wa are free to ad-
halt that wa prefer Mr. Latimer to one
«r more of his competitors.
It was our leadlug Idea to Introduce
R new l«sue (n national politics, some
thing long and badly needed. Cam
paign after campaign has been made
on a platform composed largely of
platltudee, and defaat aftar defeat has
befallen the democracy, and we are
tired ef being run over. Lnleae new
Issues are bror.^fct to the front the
chances ere that we win have to take
the seme oN afbdk lne In I Mi.
There ie a large element ef Ir depend
ent thinkers la the pivotal states
“rhateed to ee party's arbitrary sway.”
They leva their country better than
they teye either party, end It Is their
vetae we are after They eederstaad
frem their slaedpnlete nil the great
qiaetUes. se celled, ef the day. a hi la
they knee neahleg wheSerer ef the
feeler q iseUee. I he heme trend el af
fairs lee e-de lm aerial ism and ceeuall-
rsuee la their leutnde repehileen-
••m is ehma end respesuko )ess ee M
ts the eppesHe le the Peoih. they
tsks H that the repebiksees eee as wee
knr se b»ee rale le Ihe ■ teas rale
Ael
'-elk CAI
Thom col. ovxrltK.
i
reter elm bee ee asp le grind M
eerre kn uatreebled calmness and
nesa. ee Ihsl be may tha besier Judge
tha merits of thaw seeking bit support.
Many havr been called by their _fellow
tdllaeua to enter the political Held and
anly a few will be chosen to stay and
reap lu fruits. And It may be «4iat. In
the long run, the beaten may be more
fortunate than the suc«w«sfnl runners.
It la aheut time fur the regulation cam
paign liar to Iwgln getting in bis work.
Ue Is about as certain to come as death
and taxes, and at a lime and in a way
too late to give a chance for curing bis
bite. Buttbeman who keep*cool is not
nearly so apt te be fooled by these elev
enth hour stories as tho patriot who Is
boiling over with enthusiasm fur lilt
cau'e and candidate.
May the beat men win.
cir
ri W%. |l she mmdstaM*
*•« swmtd ha bscmgba la
age a m-gue ks lhas shat#
Us shew* a la sha dm*
wm«— smd s# sgs s»s «s «ad aas a* aad
The State Beard of Equalization met
In Colnmhia last week and adopted the
following report:
••In view of the fact that the reports
on which action has to be taken are
somewhat Incomplete, and In view of
the ftirher fact that personal propertv,
bank stock and railroad property are
not available for reassessment this j enr
and the asaesamenta upon personal
property, bank »t«>ok and ••allroad prop
erty hate Anally been fixed for this
year and under the law cannot be af
fected by any basis of assessment
agrwd upon at this meeting of the
Mate board, be It
' Kmolved. That this board accept all
returns of real estate aa adopted by the
county hoard* of equalization.
34. That the report on cotton milU
be aompted, and that lb* railin'ion as
given hy the committee beadopie l.and
(bat the percentage for uiriu for
out .an mill property be laed at AO par
cent, at la>l year.
“*4. That the report of the committee
an cotton wed oil mills, aa la value, be
adopted and that M per r»ni of that
value, aa last rear, be adopted as the
basis of rataUaa.
* lib That the report af the commit
tea aa fertillwr tartar tee Ik ad-qde-l a*
like kasls of valuation, and ibal 4a per
I .seal «f the ralaoa be need k* the ka*i*
I ef e« ■»* meal tsm te teisaa. no laas year
••Thai Ik t* baaed seaport full? urge
Jm Ueuaeal A seem hi y la era* Me at Me
t aea-taa wwo plan be a hWh alt
t p». ymsiv Ismiadiaf raal aa-
. . reoaoi e*-v-"y. mtOe bank
ewk fell rue « a ■ydXf
• iae-*( "Wt tnlskSe
reliably Inform'd
indiatrlnusly
c" 1st*.I In Baraweli Couniy ibst I am
aaAthelst. This Kaf onurae, doua for
polltlrsl egeet, Inssm »ch as I am seek
ing the votes of the people m a candi
date fur the ofllre of Attorney Deneral.
The report I* so unfair and unfound
ed tjiat a denial 1* hardly necessary. I
am 4 Aim believer In the existence of
my crest >r, aa I, was taught In my
youth by a pious mother, and such ex
pounders of the Gospel as I'r. A. i. S.
Thomas, Kevs J H. Bnldrtdge, X. X.
Burton, J. K. I'sce, HeV. Mr. Brown of
Aiken, and others of equal piousness.
To those who have not heard this re
port this dcnisl, of course, seems ludi
crous ; hut to those who have, I trust.!his
denisi ts satisfactory, and the report be
ing unfounded that the author will are
the Injustice done nnd hasten to coriect
it, or answer for the wrong before a
Maker he hv attempted to deny me.
If It were only political effect I should
let it go unnoticed, hut ir casts tin asper
sion calculated to follow one long after
elections sreover, to the Injury of my
self and the inurtiHcation of my frleuda.
Sincerely yours,
U. X. Gunter Jr.
[Candidates’ Column.
COL. TALBERT S CAXDIDACY.
Ms. Editor :
Having heard that tom? of C d. W.
J. I'slbert’s po'itical enen ies are try
ing to injure bis bright prospect*
for being elected Governor of Houth
Carolina by circulating all sorts of un
true reports on him, 1 desire to say a
word hi his defence. On* of the things
said Is that he Is not a good neighbor,
that he la close fl-ted, and helps no
body. These kiatements sr* absolutely
false, I have known Col. Talbert and
HrvJ clos* to him for a number of rears
and I don't know of a more generous.
t>t*-h«srte*l and Hherst man In all our
l ouniiy. II* is a pillar In his rhnrcb.
and Is liberal Hr all blk contributions D>
the varisHsa iharltaMe causes, dels
very generous to thn sc boots of tbe
eonntry. paying tike tuition of quit* a
number of pour rbildren ukuw pa-
rvnla are nnsble Is* pay it lb*m«olse«,
and a*a««iing wber*r*r asebool bourn
s*e rbareb ts being butlc ansi be te llh-
aral nilb Uw pout t> my bown ladg*. I
kastw id ma iv mass today nbo usnsM
base baaS llWit bmoee. and beoo Isktaed
aaot ad dmsVs bad ll a—4 bora IwV I'ad.
latlori's kindness to as*mg iWts
btmkOs luv ib*«a | am a—4 orUtng
aboi I base ior say tblag Uka
lka*. bskl I am oriling oaat I know.
• ad it aoi bsW v mow '| be lor a sOnw
a bas a sod
First Primary Election.
I OR COXQRKBM—JD DIBTRICT.
XdgeSald, ff. €., <1 tin* Bd, I9bt.
Ta the UenHirraUi of BarawaH County;
I am a candidate for Congress from
the Hecond District and will abide tb*
result of tha Printarr.
While I am oppaaad ta Imperialism I
am In favor of treaties allowing ns to
show our goods, on liberal terms, In
every market of tha world.. 1 favor
prscticsl, tangible results.
. Trusts should be throttled, but cor-
l>orsth>ns doing a legitimate business
should be encouraged and protected,
llural Delivery Routes in auBlcient
number to supplv mall to every family
every day should he established.
1 favor turning loose all tbe money
d wn here that can possibly be secured.
The rights and convenience of the
people should receive paraaraunt atten
tion.
1 will thank vou for yonr support In
the ensuing Democratic Primary.
J. Wm.Tliurmond.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OK EDUCATION:
BlackvIlK 8. C , May A, t
I respectfully announce myself a ca
didate for the office ef Countr Superin
tendent of Education, subject to the
rulea and regulation* of the Democrat
ic primary election, pledging myself to
abide by the reenlt and Support the
nominee! of the party.
A. Buist.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of County Superin
tendent of Education, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Democrat
te primary election, pledging mvself to
ablif
Ide by the result and support the
nominees of the party.
J. H. Laffltte.
a can
al the
IOM TUB MOCAR OK RRPREitENT
ATIVEA.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR:
Spouts. 8. C., May 13th, 1303.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of County dupervl-
sor, subject to the rulev and regula
tions of the Democratic primary elec-
the
tbe
party. O. M. ilolly.
To the Itemocratlc voters of Barnwell
County: , -
I tike this means of formally an
nouncing to you my candidacy for con- 0*»n. pledging inywlf te abide by
gree* frotn the second district. reenlta and Support tb* nominee* of
My pa«t life among yon must he the
only pleJg* 1 can offer of sincerity of
purpose to do my duty. If elected.
During the campaign I shall be com
pelled to spend most of my available
time In sections of the district a here I
am comparatively a stranger, trusting
that 1 shall be r*m»mhcr*d at home.
Respectfully.
O Duoran Bellinger.
I hereby announce myself as
didale lor Congress from the
Congreeetetial District, subject le tbe
resell ef tbe primary election, sad
beiebv pledge mrmlf le sbt-ke by and
suppnet Ihe aewleew at wtd slegtlea.
alee te support tha plat form and
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of County Huper
visor, subject to tbe rales end regula-
Ilona of tbe Democratic primary elec
tion. pledging mvself to abide bv the
results sod support lb* nominees of ihe
party. W. P. Bailey.
Barnwell. 8. C.,ffih May. 1*1 |
Thanking my many friends for lb*lr
. or. rt-
k*kt 1 re-
s rand'dal*
ef Couotv
rules sod
primary
bv
of
o 1 trifTt
j j Harrison’s
|| Removal.*
I have moved my Bicycle. Can-
Allendale, S. C^ August 4th. 1*»1.
I respectfully announce myself a c*n
dldate for the office of Magistral* «
Allendale, subject to the rules and reg-
ilattone of tb* Democratic primary
election, pledging myself to abide by
tlio reenlta and support th* nominees
of the party. John Oooge.
WoffordCollege
Spartanburg, S. C.
n. X. Snyder. M. A., President.
Pull College Courses. Favorable surround
tna*. The best Influences.
Necessary expenses fiom IlfiO to^ |175^for
tli* year. Fi '
apply to
‘or catalogue i>r other Information
J. A. GsMXWEix, SecreUry.
ini Ah, l-orlt and General Repair
Shop to my new building on
Jefferson Street, op(Maklt* Dr.
R.' C. Kfttlxnd’i resldeneet
where 1 sA better prepared
than cVer. 1 ask tbe continued
patronage of tlie public . . t
If yob want a aekrlnjl machlnS
repaired just take off the head
and send or bring ft to me. If
you went« key bring me tbe
look or the brokert key. I re
pair' bicycles, guns, rerolvin*,
clocks, locks, keys, typeurrlters,
graplrtvphones and attach mcnli
for fcwlng machines ....
I pay cash for all did scrap
brass, copper, lead, pewter and
zinc, also old rubber boots and
shoes and blcu-le tires, Ac . .
IS to 3J cents per 100 paid for
tobacco tags; mixed lots taken
in any quantity.
Wofford Colloge fitting School
Ppartanburg. S. C.
FJeeant new building. Careful attention to
■ W g. (.a
individual student. Board ami tuition for
rear, •U0. All information given by
A. M. DuPre,
Head Master.
NEWBERRY COLLEGE.
R. Harrison. 1
Barnwell, - S. C. I
NOTICE TO DEBTOR* AND CRED
ITORS. ^
All persons indebted to the es'jite of
Marlon Sirlngfellow, deceased, are re
quested to make payment, and all p*r-
M>ns haring claims against th* -aid ea-
I tale *111 piesenl the earn*, duly attest-
•I mmm Mm ••
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te dtetei fteteN"* ffif MffiqpRR*
PR# UA#
t#te
■fa see* Awl FeiWrike la all hi* pwb 1 party,
kar me a* h r* la*ae 4 iBa kaweaw* af |
I ImK 9 I
a «r Twasi
Com mod Ion* hwlldlngs. pur# wkter. ed. to the uodersigne<l.
Thrceeaarseefor ilegievs, with (Ire- B 8raixnpiLM>w.
y VMa Kike. 8. C. Admini-irator
Growl Ukrarv; W*rkl*g lmh*rat^y. | *—
Rffi. Got freparsi fV DepaMmct.
and all fera per year
• >•) to OkilegDu Department
rvr^araW Ikoportaarotl.
> heps, ll.h
•FISS 4 CASKETS.
A rompieie stork, from the
ftkespurt rs'wlahrd g**»ls
op to Ihe Aoosl #rapo4 cMh
perogwS- of Awrovlroo •blu
ed t*i«ot aai loh**, rww-
•«.»!» k*p*. oo4*A#e»4oS
m ST in a ssen cimm m
i
cut NTT or B%R\«RU
I ales offie* W* UM pm'p a of
— -d P*• e ». .ohs»»— —, . ^ . .
owrkedl 'o the Iroh-ef, sw am iho fe*sa I
. . _ .. I Akhake l*>e ehaeilw* to kho ffiomro af Bern- \
I ro aor oa**e •**• *•■ he *• •• • *•*•'t I
. . _ .«. mm* —A I rnmrnmmmm eemnaak hs awe paflm hmi
l semmsiooshp. Vwsm wwoffiBBa kk oil taw I . : - -
I i roh «ffieo eg Sewso* -w* »a.| tap t hrka- | «■»—*—>■ > earn pry
UmLgaweoffio. emiaeffi owshy «4 Iho 1 T *" V***# 1 ** ** M .
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kaeoerhmf • *•• i m eae* km iAo ffi-ww ee mepmeoweaMeoa ,
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• km-h saw* •# «• * “h* •*•** o*
Aae m f a •• • a m ,! m ih*
. -row. — m — ■ * • >. ffiaA ewAsaee
ef-hr a > ■ sedge -» u*<f aaf Rn^M^ffiB
fmhai ooAkWao ef At f a.O» S maare
Kwh>i*am4 a» Vo* Bsasoea» ^paeaa •
#»*» sroo earn ffi** r ••*
1 MCLLICHAM P.
Wlki.1 R TOM B C
I Ml ft
021 WCCDEB
g-qo* ay saommo* • s ■ pw *%> «-•-
kafReesmowee wm eaaero wk ohaakarA
af A* keevk
B *4kA # a *eB ffi# ##ftV# #1 Mftl
»tei% %%# te MA
te 1 # <i Ntte** te# tete teM tete ma te
ftl >M te MMMi# 4 MAM#%# tte
ftffiMi tete# tete tete te#
tete tete te pBMffihrw f m*n4 tel fteM^
A»ao wa maeA. erof oappmee as e ■ wo-
asms af iho pane a tamf ko eh e*«we*a
offiwh le the oqo« tarn* l ef Ihe »osys-
yarto*** *f • immei
they
I (Be aotkea
M* are sot aa r«eraat*< a* te ear ihai
veeatts ofll he •hoi they ehwwM ho. hot
•* here timwsw ee* * to kooo that no
Berm caa earns from the pro teal ef a
true people, who hove sho* n their loy
alty la sear sad p*or* sad who ahuwlf
Be to* proud l* oiliiagty pees ander
Whs reho ef ueending sebjugarleh.
As long as Ch^s cvael dlserlmlaatien
eontinuae there can not he that mutual
raspect end goed will hetwenn the
North and the Aon th that should exist
Between co-equal states of a great fed
eration.
la ite last analyrU this Imperial *o»-
t. aoism of domorratlc worth and bigli
ebaracterawy he ths patent ot many
of the wresyg!, eocial and political, that
<Hsturh the peace and delay the pros
perity ef the Aoutfc.
The ignorant repiib!ican seeing how
completely 1i.« party-masters up North
Kyraonire over the Sonthern democracy
loses the regard be would otherw ise
feel for hie superiors In civilization and
count* '.ilmself fusttfleJ In endeavor I ng
<o drag down the master race to Bis
Brutal level. And so the phartsatsm of
«h* republican* who tbmh Ood that
they awe aft as odler men may be the
flana* accessory to file offence* tint
trouble tWr fair leaf.
Hweet words IrHl not bridge tbe
«basoi.
wv (Bffi eegav paeea*
mt gre** g 1 ■• larthe* ao e hose* fowl
Iho* e*a qoert* ef aoi*. A lee* •**
oeod la ChUogo •• *h* 1*1 UroA
I m eoouao* greheki y ell thk* Orowth
Boarlw* ef cetsle. h^g« sad eheop will
| he divided ieto lo* parte ll*w half
1 will he fed wMh the eoeked eors a*d
I tha mhev wish the herd grain. I'oee-
{ p*rieow« will he tehe* dolly aod Ihe
m#s shooing el the end af tb# mmilh
will derktl* aorurntely the edientage of
the system.
A HOT WATEOOMINO.
ndtfl *8* rdgbt after th*
yet ton she wevnoet
1 of the yonr will earner
Petroleum wee etruck near Rom*.
Georgia, last week, tbe well gushing
sixty barrel* a day.
Thi* is. or ©ugM to b*, the greatest
week in Greenville's history, for the
CMKederwte Veterans are gathered
there, the noblest men of modern lime*.
Editor J. K. Blackman of the Green-
villkXewsbas gone north for tre.it
ment for the piralysls from w hich he
has been suffering hi nee the assault
made upon him bv Mr. II 11. Evans of
Xew berrr, a member of the State Dis
pensary Board.
Kansas farmer* count on making
ihree hundred million bushels of corn
this year, beaffng all past records, even
the hamper crop of inD!), when corn
•old for ten cents a bushel, and whs
burned in many stores because it was
cheaper than coal.
Tbe dispensary system is gaining
frleuda in Georgia. A dozen or mote
conntieB have adopted that solution of
<he liquor problem,-and In every one
where well managed taxes have been
greatly lessened. In Terrill no coun
ty taxes were levied last year. A con
certed effort to apply the UK to the
whoie Stale will be mad* st the next
session of tbe Legislature.
If th# up country newspapers see the
situation correct) v «he name of ihe n »xl
Governor wlU beTelbert, Heyward or
THI*Mn .■* !>r. Timmerman, regarded
Vy many a* the best man in the proc**
•Inn. has not been considered in lb*
running from th* beginning t ot. An-
*•1. *«<ffher niightv good -men, will
hardly rougir* tb* hwwa eopnort tbot
wee eipeciad. for tbe reek** Uk«i be I*
wnglewked spoa aee winnor lirywerd
bee modes •»* imoeaaatoa and * ear-
P*iaa4 the aeSi***” o be re ear be bo*
every okoa* obfle TMIasmo nma emmw
now na *** as
fo* • t.
mm H#n4#
h m
te# •
T« CMTtau tie ilrrvf ksyrr (Dl Bb 5
lk amt] utii( team w bratefl. Gen
•ire pica, uapare ftilitirs uf
•vi jaiewst vJI i«f jm l* My
yssf
kre
tra«4«>a*( I*i-<
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m>*crg***l(
ege>*el lb* eisrtu-o )#•
ka*a Wav* • i**i4**t !■
yeereiescept wklwleiare
gaoiewf sbwirba* nnd t«*cb *ra i
tic acbonl*. nod tbe** after els
reddaix* ie I be nieie» ( a resident la
lb*c**nniy fm els woiiibs, and In p*ll-
ing prerim-t four month*, and nbo can
read any Meritor of eeld Constitution
of I’ffiJ. nr ran understand and Ssplaln
any sect inn "f aeid ('<H>*tUution whan
read to him hr tbe rvgUtrallnn officer
ormlicers shall h«* entitled to legistra-
tlon and become an elector up<tn appli
cation for such registration. If any
perar n ha* been coni K ted of any of ihe
erlire* shove men tinned, a pardon of
the Governor removes the di»qualikca-
tion.
In case any minor who will become
twenty one years of age after the clos
ing of the Books of Registration and,
before the election, ami D otherw ise
qnaliticd to register, makes application
under oath showing he is qualified to
register, tbe Boards shall register such
applicant before the closing of the
Books,
Any por«on who*e qualifications a*
an elector will be completed after the
closing of tbe Registration Books but
before the next election shall have the
right to apply for and secure a regis
tration certificate at any time within
sixtv dare immediately preceding the
closing of (he Registration Books, up
on an application' under oath to tbe
facts entitling him to such registration.
The reg’seration of voters must be by
polling m-eclnc!*. There must he a
Bonk of Registration for each polling
precinct, that la for each township, or
parish, or city, or town of leaa than five
thousand inhabitants, or ward of cities
of more than dve thousand inhabitant#.
Each elector mnat vote In tbe polling
precinct In which he resides. If tbera
is more than on* voting plact 'la the
polling precinct, the * eetor may vote
at any voting pier* .totlgnated on tbe
re gist ration rertlftcst*. Tb* Hoard*
must designate in tb* regluratiow ear-,
Ubeats Ib* voting wUr# la tb* {wiling
pewiwet at wbtcb ib# eiwimv te u, ewk* 1
If lime* M WWW Ibew WW* Voting plor#
MS lb* polUac pfmrlwrt tb* B»*{ i* aboil
AwgaoSs aw lb* r»rt#be«to tb* Swtiwg
pMsW •sffizawd by lb* »lrrl.ro.
V i Bsawy
WbwtfffiAWL. I
• * Mro.w.
IWffrUBwsA.
At t
•a i* |
didst* fsv ro etsstfs* i* lb* M*w** mt
B*row*ll Cwwotf
and plwlgs mywlf is eappwet tb* wrln
clptosaf tb* dewtwerstic party. aMd* by
tb* rwaalt of tbs Dsmwcratl* pr(mart*a
and aupport tb* oowinssr thereof.
I respectfully refer my dsmweratlc
fellow cttlasn* to tb# Jourwal of tb*
llouw at lu last saeaioo a* record evi
dence of th# faithfulness with which I
stood by the lnurs*Uof th* p*opl* In
red by you
everv Instant*. If hnno
ocain I shall guard your IntemU aa
faithfully a* befor#, and my vxperl-
enrs will enable m* to do on much mors
efficiently.
Lauri* T, Itlar.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Barnwell, S. C., 37th May, 1002.
I respecttully announce myself a can
didate for the office of County Treasur
er, subject to the rules and regulation*
of the Democratic primary election,
pledging myself to abide hy the te«wlt
and support the nomine** ot the party.
Gratefully appreciating the generous
support of the good people of Barnstell
County in the past I cordially pledge
mr best efforts of head and heart and
hand to their servica if honored by r»-
electlon to lh« office of Treasurer.
K. D. Free.
For county auditor.
Barnwell, S. C., 27th May, 1*103.
t respectfully announce mvself a can
didate for the office of County Auditor.
* abject to tbe rujea and eogwMthNM o'
the Democratic primary election,
pledging myself to abide hy the result
aod support tha nomine** of the party.
W. U. Dsmciw.
FOR JUDGE Of PROBATR.
Rlweersly thanking my many frls
for their reppwri ** klndlv given
fwwr «e*re ag* I rwepectfeily awawe
my wit a re*4k
•Ls office of Prehati JwdfS, <
the telffi a*4 rwgwlatte e* *ff I
eswffis prl«
•o f an *ksA* by I
I* ew l
Vtmsanw. A. c . July tl. IMS.
I rewpertfwlly ewwnwwea myaslf a wa
dldeln for lb* effic* *f MegUlrate at
W llllaswa. awhjrct te lb* rwt** and rsg-
etaUwwa od tb* Itewocralk primary •-
lec.ls# ptedglng mraelf to abide by lbs
resell aad te support the nominee* ef
tb* party. J. M. Ualr.
Ulmer. 8. C.. July :»tb. 190*.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidal* fer lb* cffic* of Magistral# et
Lhwev, subject to tbe rule* aud regula
tions of tbe Democratic primary elec
tion, pledging m i self to abide by tbe
results and to support th* nominee* of
the party, W. L. Brant.
Wlllistnn.S.C.. June 17th, 1903.
I respectfully announce myself to the
voters of Williston and Rosemary
Townships a candidate for the offleenf
Mag' strateat Williston. subject to the
rules and regulations of the Democratic
primary election, pledging mvstlf to
abide by the reunite and support the
nominees of the party.
J. yy. Johnson.
Blacfcvllle. 8. C., June 13th, 1903. —
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of Magistrate at
Btackvllle. subject to tbe rules and reg
ulations of the Democratic primary
election, pledffldjt myself to abide by
t and sdpi
the result
the party.
support th* nominees of
B. 4. Ilsmmet.
Barnwell, 8< 0., 16th June, 190l«
At tbe soltoltatlnn of many friends 1
have Consented to heroine a candidate
for the oAlce of Magtrtrat* at Barn dell
and so announce utvoelf, subject to the
I
rules and regulatloA* of ths Democrat
Ic primary election, pledging .nysslf to
abide by th* results ami #upp»rt tbe
•omlnees of tb* party. D. tv Black.
liatltevtlt*. A. C , j\ee Ml. 1901.
1 rwapwclfklly a«aewwe* myself a can
didate for Ib* effirc *1 Maglatreu for
Kwav MU*, •wbffict u tb* rule* and
mt rh* Pemw.rathe primary
, ptedging ffiywlf tb abide by
,,||rr 1 y. §. Dwebat.
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