The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 26, 1904, Image 3
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th«y ask n s
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LiCrWritlhK Pjv-
per. They can’t
derstand how a pa
per of such a fine
quality can be sold
at 25 cents a pound,
and. just think! It
t a k o e ovot f o u f >
quires to weigh a
pound. We feel
quite sure that you
have never seen a
bigger barp^tn—hr
s t a id oner y. We
havejwst received an-
othCTTarge shipment
of this fine sta^iou-
ery. Envelopes of
the latest patterns to
match.
BARNWELL, S. C.
Bfc
jhiset
\( he
fc.
T-hcTC should be no
tnau gmokinx cl^arettea if he in alone
and hamieoa to have a grudge Hgaijaat
hifhaelf. .
I f a man doe«*nt break anything else
when he alipa on a banana peel he la
pretty »urc to break one of the com
ntamlmenU.
(JLIMA’EIC CURES. ,
The influence of climatic conditions
In the cure of consumption la very
much overdrawn. The poor patient,
and the rich patient, too. can do much
better st home by proper attention to
food digestion, and a regular pse of
German Syrup. Free expectoration In
the morning is made certain by Ger
man Syrup, so la a good night’s rest
'and the absence of that weakening
cough and debilitating night sweat.
Kestiesa nights and the exbaustion_du.e
to coughing, the greatest danger and
dread of the consumptive, cart he pre-
~ Vented dr stopped by taking German
Syrup liberally and regularly. Should
you be able tn go .to: a warmer olitne,
you will And that of the thousands of
eonoumptives there the few who are
benefltted and regsl.i) strength AVe
those who use German Syrup. Trial
bottles, SJet regular size. 7£c. At
Hearaon Drug Comnsn’y; Allendale,
Creech’s Pharmacy, UacnwcM.
oat drops ana ready forth#
till mm) ua the
us
Aral Bald cot-
llr^ JHifeetle of BoaemlU-y Wa*
In town WTrlday.
Crops Briprte dot helped fiy last week’s
1>lealaiti fill weather;
Mr. I . fkbhiits of ^Vlliisfrort gdve
% pleasant Thursday call.
. Caodtda^ ^rdl at^. Mfh for thil
Ipridg and $utfimer’t race$.
Mr. Isadora Brown and family spent
Sfinday.wltli Barnwell kindred.
Capt, M. Saumlers of CbesW vis
ited Barnwell kUihfllgiilast week.
In the up enuntr? candidatet come
outaa.aWwly as cotton optnes up.'
Barnes A. Willis, Esq., of Gaffney,
was In town several days last tfeek.
The postal clerk* aeem Ignoraat pf
tire extstenie of Mace Tost OlHce in
this county. i - •••-;
.■ SIX white and thirty colored appli
cant* attended the Spring examinations
dW Friday. • x- . t ~i
Tl»e blackberry. Crop, the old time
nrlnter!* reUaoce, is reported to be an
enormous oue.
Owing to cool nights and wRid* klog
cotton Is itill puny but General Green
bothers but little. • <---
Barnwell voted 63G strong for Theo
dore G.,Gxntt In tho congressional elec
tion ; i;o opposition. . ^
Bishop Capers will hold confirma
tion service In the Episcopal tdiurch
next Tuesday night.
A new prophet predicts that tho
rainfall in June will remind people of
Noah’s day atrd time.
Prof. D. L. Bramiett of Laurens has
been qlected principal of the Healing
Springs Graded School. . v > •
John R. Bellinger, Esq , of Bam
berg, was very iduch at home among
Barnwell friends last week.
Dr. and Mrs. N. F.-Kirk land, Sr., of
Buford’* -Bridge, visited Dr. R. C.
” klahd’s family last week.
Church pic nlcg will b-v glyen at St.
NicholastHj Jutve 9th and at Bethlehem
ou the Wednesday foITowing.-
Miss Annie Huheiten a very charm
ing young lady of AuguM* i* vot
ing at the home of Mrs/Uhsido^e- Da
vis. ^ ,
•* ' * ' > s s .;tr.
Buff and Barred Plymonth Rock
eggs In any quantities for sale by
J. Alien Tobin.
The,Barnwell Pythiana who attended
the Grand Lodge meeting In Greenville
report a time of delightful memories.
MU«e« Mary Withers and Charlotte
Elisabeth Sherfesee of Chester are the
charming guests of Capt. and Mrs. W.
W.,Moore. ^
Mr. E, IT. Oswald and Miss Annie
Laurie Dunbar of Allendale were mar
ried on the I'Jth inst. and left soon af
ter tho happv ceremony on a bridal
trip to the St Lodls Exposition. •
The Bank of Barnwell is putting In a
cement and tile ground flooring, which
puts lion even a firmer footing than
before While the work is in progress
the rear door will pe the business eii-
trance.
MU sc* Jessie Mae and Frankie Griffin
brightened social circles here last
week-: their visit at HollyJ5rOve will
he a source of great happiness in the
memory of their hosts, and its repre
tition looked forward to with great
pleasure.
Mrs Wayne IK Eave* died at her
home in Williston township on Sunday
evening and was laid to rest incite
Wllllston Cemetery Ou Tuesday after
noon. In her death tho cnnhhunlty
suffers a great In?*, one that will long
be felt aud unfilled. \
SCHOOL CELEB*Attok
J. : S. C., May SS, .1904.
fc Jn»e GrjHled Scfoo) tfWliold f&r
annual celebration on May 2?, at 8 30
til.. Exercises by school. Address
y Rev. C. K Burts of Kdgeilefcl. '
THE COURTS . '
During'the t®fm Special Judge
Prince was constantly and courteously
considerate as to Juror*, witnesses and
all within his jurisdiction. .Each week
exvii&u a considerable per centage
of the jurors for reasons, that com
mended, themselves to Jilm, but the
county suffered no detriment. As the
Summoning of the new venires Cost the
county nothing.
Third week jurors were discharged
on the.lSth InjttA and on Mnuday tho
fourth Wymrpanel wa* excused. Fire
dav« wore given to equity ca.-es, flnal
adjdurnmaut being reached on Tucs-
day. ••' - - - w
•- While mkiiv cases were continued
the lawyers consider that the'* roster 1*
practically cleared, for It is likely that
mo«t of the cases hot disposed of will
never come to trial, : There is but little
merit in some of thorn ahd irt others tb*
issues involved are the same as in de
elded cases of the term and thq plain
tiffs have nothing to gain by^trlal art'll
the defendants are satUticil to let well
enough alone. So Barnwell will not
soon nyed another extra term and that’s
good now*.
But when one 1* needed Special
Judge PrLice will prove even more ac
ceptable than ever as it* presiding of
ficer. , ~t
ANdt^ER HOMICIDE.
drt Saturday afternoon Elliott Wil
liams was shotapd instantly killed by
Willi© Taylor,-both colored.* Magis
trate W. N. Barker held the Inqumt
and Tavior tn jail. The
homicide oOd^rred on Mr*. Mr risk’s
plantation In Great Cypres* township.
nt+
Young man. If you don’t belle re that ^ _ v
If a man Is oniy attentive to-his wife
in public she is willing to overlook a
lot of private neglect.
It’s as difficult for some men to sec
the point of a joke ns fl is for them to
get over it after they tumble.
Although the gOrbmnient doesn’t en
courage counterfeiting’, If employ* a
lot of congressmen who pass bad bills.
"IjilU every padlTa'ge.
. Gl) ARANTE K BON D. —
In pufchaalftg aflOc. box of Hl^-o-
na, the prtrchaAer is requested to
have till* guarantee signed by J. C.
Creech aa hi* personal agreement to
refund the money on return q/ emp
ty box if Mi-o-na falls t© cure dps
pepsin arid all stomach trbuble*.
___ — - -
ixcciL
•a.
bate bond
.-l.C, Creeoh
with every 80c. box of Mi-o na bai vlT i -phv n* it
■ell*. You ran no risk id baring Ml- RlDDEOUN THE BAll
o-na.
' That every one may have faith in
tbia scientific cure for dyspepsia, Mi-
o-na la sold under a poeltlve guaran
tee to refund the money If It dopa not
do ail that it claimed for it. ‘ ~-
Everyone why la troubled with drs-
pepaia, headache; dlatreaa after eating,
tBcrty feeling nt l»iaa of appetite or who
la loving weight and in a rundown con
dition, abould uke the guarantee bond
’Creech and commence the use
.riak. lemembering
At Allendale, after a brief illness,
Mr*. J. L. Oswald passed from this in
to the life eternal on Sunday, louring a
devoted husband, two little one* and
many loving relatives and friends in.
sorrow for the too early ending of so
bright and beautiful a life.
A doctor—not of Barn we]l--*ay*
that now It the time to have small pox.
He argues that the foul disease ha* a
wav of-baeoming-graduaUv milder Tor
a terie* of years until it Is a* little to be
dreaded as chicken pox, apd that It
then grows Increasingly severer until
it reaches another maiimum of mor
tality. . ....
Christ called and the white spirit of
little J. P., sbn of Mr. and Mrs^ L. 11.
William* entered into the blea*ed. reft
aboye.ott the u th Inst. For two years
and tlye month* he wa* the lightof their
home,’ now forever a star in the city of
the saints. His body rests in the
cemetery at Great Saltkehatchie
church. " ‘
According to a wireless .telegram
the wrflTDtOfr GrAdid School' cotfi-
mencement was a poem in pro«e from
beginning to ending. Tho sermon of
Dr. PtfWtat and address of Hon. D. S.
llaoderson were masterpiece* of elo
quence, while there are boys who
THE CRANESAVANN AH SCHOOL.
Mr. Editor:, ’ » . - ’ . *’
It was the privilege of
this scribe to witness the closing exer
cise* of the above named school, taught
by Mi.** Nnney'M. Stahlman. A* we
entered the commodious building our
eyes were met with beautifully decora
ted walls and columns, and soon the
curtain was lifted ami we gazed uphn
the largest and most beautifully
decorated rostrum that’ We bavh ever
seen in a common country school build*
!»*• ■ - — —
Prayer was offered by Rev, 8. R.
Bass of Springfield, then tha Hymn
uNekrcr my God to Theq’ r .was sung.
During mis singing there appeared on
the stage two angelic like little girls
who in profomoisllence gave great
emphad* to the hjmmby motion.
Next In order came ihc^Recitatlons,
dialogues, plays, frills amKtableauxs
which brouglit-long and loud
from the audience and each D wor
of special comment but space forbids
The interest of the audience seemed
to increase with each performance.
‘•Uncle Pete” and ‘’Jumbo” brought
ihe house down
Jumbo asshred hD young boss that
be did not splse him case he was white
but *ald that a white min iwas -jest as
good a* a nigger if he would behave he
self,- ^I’^ere was quite a variety of
plays : and tableauxs. While some
created the loud laugh others would
cause the unbidden tear to trickle.
I’he scene ‘‘After the Battle” carried
tbe oTd vets'^bfick to the CDs and
caused their eyes to grow moist.
<.Delighttui music was furnished by
Messrs T. J. Folk, B M. Roberts anil
E. Phillips with Miss dtahlman at the
organ.
All the pupils did their parts well
and reflected great credit upon their
teacher. -Mis* Staillman i* a woman
wltli One intellectual attainments and
indomitable energy. That, conpled
with a, lovely disposition, eminently
tits her for the school room.
Last but pot least was a well pre
pared address on education'by Rev. 3.
It. Bass.^lie is good workfiV and al
ways ready to help every good cause.
■ . , ~ C.
W* UticiToIipH
BarnWk.ll, 8. C., April,25th, 1904.
i ,/e*pectfally announce mysaif a
nnSulate for reelection to the office of
olK'itor of the Seoond Judicial Cir-
cuHa subject to tlve rules and re
tlonaef the Dernocmic Primary
t'oij. piedgiiVg mysaif <o abide I
fent- flfnil tA\ M«innni4 tltA nnmln
ola-
lot*
bv the
nominees of
result and to iupport the
the party. -
... Jamoa E. Davis.
Barnwell, 8. C., April 4,1991.
‘t^re'pectfuHF Anijoance myself a
cap(lute for the office of Solicitor of
the Second Judicial Circuit, subject to
th^ rules and regu lotion sof five Demo
cratic Primary Kloction. pledging mr-
*elf Vv abide by the result and support
the nominees of the party.
G.M. Green.
v For the State Saaati. -•
Barnwell, tt. € . April 19, 1904.
I announce ^myscTT a candidate for
reejecUon lo live Senate, and pledge
myself to abide tho result of the pri
mary election and to conform to all of
the tuIov of the Democratic Party.
. Ah
Robt. Aldrich.’
Barnwell, S, C., March 30, 1901.
L announce myself a candidate for
State Senate, and pledge myself tn
anlde the resulta of the Democratic
Primaries and to support the nominee*
of that party.
Geo. H. Bates.
And the glr]* were like roses and lilies
all pearled with dew drops.
Mr«; Isaac M. HuGon died on the
16th ins^ at .lier home in McPherson
villa, aged about 80 years, leaving two
.children,. Mr*. Kl*r and Rev. E. Palm
er Hutson of the S. O Conference Her
body was laid to rest in the Htoney
Creek' Cemetery. She wa* a d.augljter
of the latb Rev Edward Palmer, and
sister of the great Dr. B. M. Palmer of
• New Orleans. She lived in Barnwell
NEW WAY tO SELL MEDICINE. Until fh$ death of her honored husband
To. Creech Give. Gaitarttetf oW *' r teap,e M hc - r d ®
WUh^Mi-o-h V Nature’s Cure for
J. C. CreechTr^i^madt) arrangement*
to sell Mi-o-na, the hnaiveloji* dlkes-
tion regulator iri a new and Hiti»rSi
unheard of way, furnishing;* guaran
tee boniF^''*-
v oted file lids.
.Mj. Df Pembertnu’ fiana^er for
Kimball Piano Factories, has on ex
hibition In Black viil<& the' iddM elabo
rate display of their celebrated pianos
evefseenin Oils section*.
‘ For th« next ten days MK Peinber-
ton vfllltfive every man, woman and
iSWId WlthTfi a radius at twenty miles
sn^opportUmfy id become acqnaitited
With these celebrated ihstrlttmjnj*.
When this exhibit closes every ohe
of these beantlfnl sample piiuios will be
tefi in till* section atTactory. goats. To
tho*e Wishing pianos this js atr , OppeT
tunfty which jlWsents itsetf' dtftjr otfCe
la a UfeUme.
See adyprtisement on second page.
The lifeless body of Mr. Ffinvey Dia
mond, a prosperous farmer of Great
Cvpro** TowriShlp, was found Sunday
morning Irt the deep cut on' the; tioc-
thern Kailwey Just north of.the Seitke
hatchie trestle. Coroner Nevlls held
the Itiqueet, Dr. A. B. Patterson Ba
king the examlnetlon.
Th* evidence and circtralstances
showed that be had been struck and
instantly . ktiled Saturday night by a
Southern rock or freight train. Mr.
Diamond was on hie homeward way
from Barnwaft whan the sad calamity
BLACKVILLK NEWS. "
Commencement exercises of ■ the
High School May 10th and 20tb. f
The closing exercise* of oiir school
this year were of a very high order.
The Rtnallerchiidren had been careful
ly drilled by their teachers. Misses
Louise Norris, ^nrta Miles and Maiy
Gribben. The I.ttlc ones who deliver
ed speeches were so well trained that
they^werc able to put their very selves
Into a very word and gesture,. The
marcliing by the smaller boys on the
stage, their stacking of arms, orderly
dispersement, marching and then
stacking them again was so tv£T1 done
that it wa* indeed soldierly. And the
larger boys and girls In a more mature
way did great credit to themselves.
These exctcises weeg.^n Thursday
Wlll’ston, 8. March 29,1i>04.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the State Senate from
BarnVveU County, subject to the rule*
and regulation* of the Democratic.
Primary Klcctpn. pledging myself to
abide by the rjesult and support the
nouilnees of the party.
^ : w. C. Enilth.
Par Hansc of Represeatatlrea.
Barnwell, 8. C-, May 17, 1904.
I re*pectfully ..announce myself a
candidate for the House of Represen
tatives, subject to the rules and regu
lation* of the Democratic Primary
Election, pledging myself to abide by
the result and to support the nominees
of tiie party.
J. E. Harley.
Appleton, 8. C., May 2, 1904.
I respectfully annhtmee myself a
candidate for reflection to‘the House
of Representative*', subject to the rules
and regulations of the Democratic pri
mary election, pledging myself to
abide by the rcsulr and to support the
nominee* of the party.
R. II. Walker,
v ' Dunbarton, 8. C.. April 30, 1904.
, I respectfully announce my«elf a
candidate for the House of Represen-
tives, subject to the rule* and regu-
lulltMis of the Democratic primary
electloh^pledging myself to abide by
the result ond^d support the nominees
of the party:
M. A. Turner.
1994.
Blackviiie, S. C.. Apr
i respectfully sunonnee myse
candidate for the House of Keprcsenta
elves, subject to the rules am! reguia-
tlons.of tha Democratic Primary Klei;.
tion, pledging myself to abide by the
result and support the nominees of the
party. -V
Ryan A. Gyles.
Barnwell, 8. April 0,1994. —
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the Hopte of Represen
tatives, subject to the rules and regu-
latlons of the Democratic Primary
Election, pledging,myself to abide by
the result and support the nomimeaof
the party.
S. A. Hair,
tamer, 8. C., April 4,1904.
I respectfully announce mysd’f a
candidate for the Hoiise of Represenu-
lives, subject to the rules and.regula
tions of the Democratic prldiftry elec
tion. pledging myself to abide by the
result and to support the nominees of
the party* _ ~
N W. Weekiey.
(CARDS OF CANDIDATES ContM,)
I’m'Clerk irit 0»«rtl _ . ■
, Barnwell 8. C. April tt, 19oL
. i rqspectfuliy announce myself a
candidaisr for reelectlon to the office
of Clerk of Court, subject to the rides
jand regnlatitha of the Democratic Prl
mary Klsctlon,-.(Uedgtng myself to
abide by tho result ibid to sapport the
nominees of the party.
W. Gilmore 81 mffit.
Barnwell, 8. March 22,1991.
I respectful I v annonm' 1 * fyyself a
candidate for the office of cJerk;. of
Oourt, subject to the rule* and regnlne
tions of the Deuiocratlo primary elec
tion. pledging myself to abide .by the
result and support the nominees of the
party. «- ,j
W W.H. Duncan.
For Auditor.
Wtlllsion S. 0. April $3th 19&1.
At the request of friends from all
pitfta pf the county I feel It my duty to
again beconirt k candidate for (he office
of Auditor, subjdflt to the rules and
regulations of the DamberaticTrUnsry
Election, pledging myself to abide by’
the results and support the nominee* of
tbs party.
8. W. Trotti.
(CARPS OF
. Barnwell, S. C.. April 90th, W.
.. I respectfvlly anaouivcw nsvself ft
CandldoUjfor reeievtien «6 the dberliT*
(fffice, aubjeet to the role* and. rekola*
tlonaol the Democratic Priioftrv .Klee-
Uon, pledging myself to s&tda by the
land to a
result
the party.
* Barnwell. 8. C-, March 22,1004.
I respectfully anno*M>oe.,*ny*fjf a
candidate for the office uf Coiflity And-
ttur, subject to the'-rules and regula-
1 tloosqf thc Democratlo primary elec
tion, pledging myself to abide by the
result and to support the nominees of
the party. - • ••*
R.W. Riley.
Blackviiie, S. C., March 13, 1904.
I respectfully announee myself a
candidate Tot-the office of County Aud-
Uor. snbject to the ru’ea and regula
tions of the Democratic primary elec
tion, and pledge myself to abide by the
results ahd support tho nominees of.
the party.
' V B- J* Hammet.
A
.BhddenvUlf, 8. C., March Tlh, ItQJ.
j respectfully fthnnnnne myself, a
candidate for the office of Auditor, sub
ject to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic Brimary Election, pledg
ing myaeir to abide by the results and
support tiie nominees Of the party* '
—-. ' • J.C. Keel:
Kline, 8. C., 3d March, 1904.
I reapectfully announce, myself a
candidate for the office ef Auditor, sub
ject to the-rule* and regulations of the
Democratic Primary Election,... pledg
ing myself to abide by the result and
support the nominees of the party.
N. F. Kirkland Jr.
—v-
For Magistrate.
„ , Black vilte-8- C. ArprU-lft; Ittlr
•I respectfully announce' myself a
candidate for the office of Magistrate at
HlackVllle, subject to the rules and
regulationa of the Democratic Primary
Election, pledging myself to support
the nominees of the party.
A. P. Woodward.
WHHston 8. C April 12th, 1994.
I respectfully- announce myself' a
andldate for reelectlon to the office of
irate at Wllliston, subject to the
rulos addrogvriajIoiMi of tha Democratlo
Primary EiecUphr-pledglng knyself to
abide by the support the
nominee* of the psrt u
J. W Johnion.
ami
^obiems
87 -
Friday tt^orning the school audito
rium was .well tilled. Three young la
dies who had completed the- ninth
grade raad ^saays^ae-TOltAffis t Mlsart
Marie Boylslon. Blanche Baxttry and
Alma Free, and were givefr.'dlpkMBa*.
The address to these graduates Was
delivered by Mr. W. C. Latimer, the
worthy son of U. 8. Senator Latimer.
The speaker showed careful prepara
tion and his delivery^ w;ss calm
forceful. Ill* subject waji—*‘Prob
that the South must solve.”
Friday night the auditorium was
again fllied with people to listen at the
address before the undergraduate*Jt)j
Eres. K. M. Eoteat. D. D , of FurmAn
University. Even the children llsHiv-
ed at him lagerly for an hqUr. He
described broadness of vision and per-
sveutlve of thought. The. former’
fathers in treasure from all the world
and aR realms of knowledge in trie
war 14, The latter reaches on stilt an
adds eternal thing* to tire things o
time and sthse.„ Then he spoke of the
streams of meg and women and of In-
fluencys.which flow out from the pub
lic schools into social and political life.
These ought to be pure aud are puri
fied when boys and gills come from
the school Into the world Nlfn a TiigT>
sense 9/ rlgbtand with the.fear of God
in their .hearts.-
v Dr. Potest, Is an educator of the
broadest type and happy are the pu
pils who sit at"fhi fe'dr.'
Our commencement was a decided
sbccess and the largest, share of the
rcnlt belongs tb the Prinninal. W
For County Treasnrer.
Appleton, 8. C., March 14, IDOL
t res|vectfully announce myself
candidate for the office of County
Ti^asiirer, subject to the rules and sog-
ulCtlons of the Democratic primary
rejection, pledging myself-to- abide by
tho^esults ofttl supimrt the nominees
ol party. __ ' ■>
J. B. Armstrong.
Barnwell, 8. C.. March 12,1904. --
I respectfully announce myself, a
candidate for the . office of County
TreBiurer, subject to the rules and reg-
ulatUms of the Democratic primary
electron, pledging myself to abide Joy
Ihe^ulta and support the nominees
pf the party. ~
j?] . ^ A. Bethune Eattorsonf
- - : : U-
For Caunly Superinteudent of Educa
tion.
Blackviiie, 8. O., M*y fl’th,
The many friend* of Rev. G. N. As
kew, glad to know that Ills health has
been so fully restored, respectfully an
nounce him a candidate for the office
£ pqunty Superintendent of Ifdnca-
r onieubject to tha rules and regula
tions of the Democratic primary elec-
n, and pledge him to abide bv ’the
it and to supporA the nomine**' of
e party." v Votcra.
Barnwell* 8.*0„ April 3,1991.
I r^lpectfully annpunce.-myself g
candidate for the ofiloe of County 8tt-
pdentpl Education, subject to
ho rules and regulations of the Dem
ocratlc primary election, pledging tuy-
self tqpbidQ by the result and to sup
port the nomluees of the party. ,
B. M. Darlington.
Blackviiie, 8. C., April 1st, 1
I reapectfully announce myself a
candidate for.tbe office of Magistrate til
HackvttVe, subject to the rules and
regulations of the Democratic primary
election, pledging ipy self, .to abida by
the result and to ahpport the nomiiiees
of the party, .
/ U. II. Rhoden. |
Blackviiie* 8. C. March 2110047“
Sincerely thanking the public for
past couAffetfre and. mipport-and solici
ting It* continuance 1 respectfully
announee*- myself a candidate for re-
otkm ^as-Magistrate at Blackviiie,
subject to tha* rule* and regulutl^ijs
of the DeKhocratic Erlitlary Election,
pledging myself to abide by the result
and support the nominee* of the party.
~~ W. A. Gyle*.
Barnwell, 8. C., March 21,1904.
I respectfully announce ^tny^elf a
candidate for roelection to Hie office of
Magistrate at Barnwell, subject to the
rule* and regulation* of the Demo
cratic Primary Election, pledglng. 1 p>y-
se,lf to jbldc by the rertdt and support
the nbhiiuees of the party. 7
O. W. Moody.
orctilt beloiiga to the Erinnipal, W v B.
West. Few schooFbf thW slse have sb
good a man at thetr^head.' He is a
splendid instructor and in his discip
line hatred o.f wrong and love for the
wroug doer are blended in an unusual
ly happy manner. The patrons of tl>e
school appreciate him and eland nobly
by him. And we all feel that tha proa
pect for our school was never brighter.
On Friday night, Gist before the last
number of the programme, Dr. Poteat
delivered a beautiful medal to Mtaa
Lao Green, awarded bv^hfr music
teacher for the greatest progress in
music, and a beautiful book to Maater
Lewi* Free by hD taaohar for perfect
attendance Both these arc good stu
dents and, well deserve these tokens of
faitklulnbsi to
plar, 8. C., R. F. D. No. 2,M , ch26,
ill fmmCfuny announce piy*cl
candidate for the office of County Su
perintendent of Education, subject to
the rule* and regulations of .the Demo
cratic ptUnary election,, pledging my-
sfilf to Abide by the result and support
the nominees of the party.
W. N. Marohsnt.
7 Barnwell, 8. C., Maroh'26,1994.
I. respectfully announce .ourself g
caqdtdatfi for the office of Con nty Su-
pvnntenifcnt of Education; subject to
the rule»sandT r egulatiooe of the Dem
ocratic piRhary election, pledging my-
4>y tha result anff to sup-
itort the nominees of tbe^pari^. ^ t -
^ Mll)etteviUa, 8v 0., March 7,1904.
I reapectfully announce mvself
candidate for the office of County Su
perintendent of Education, aubject to
tha mice and regolaitooa of the Demo*
eratlc pHmary e
to abigo by
port the
;nlatloqs ofthe
■■ i And
the re*c
t* of the
iPSSSU
auppoit the uourinves of
,' j Frank H, Creech.
_ AllcmfW 8. C. April 15. 1904.
I rrepeetfolly announce mv*oH ' a
candidate for Sheriff of Barnwell
C-ptinty, aubject U* the rules arid regti
lations of tho ■I%iO*srati« J'riiuary
Election, pledging mysaif hh abide by
the result aud support tit* BoYrilnets ot,
P»rtJ.
* H.C. Kftyedr.
Mortle, 8. C , March 29, 1904.
..VjWpftptDritr announce myself a
^aharnarwrok tjpe office of Sheriff of
Barnwell Oonnty, snhjrct to trio mle*
and regulations of die DrmocratU) Tri-
ffiary EliwUpp. pledging myself tn
abide hy tho result arid support the
nominees of the party.
W. T. Walker.
Barnwell, 8. C., March 1, 1904.
I respectfully announce mvsclf a
candidate for tfce4*;(Bae.of Sbertfi’, • sul»-
ject to the rule* and regulations of the
Democratic Erlmarr Election, pletlg-
Ing myself to abide by the result and
support the nominees of the party.
W. IV. Moore.
'
.iwi
Demncrrit
ing mvseir to abide by-
support the ooKlaee»«f i
&
nwuti
the i>arty.
I respeetfnllv f annonnre ' Wf
candidate for the > office of
Equity ,>pMect to Che rule* i
latioas bf tbe-Democratic | ‘
Hon, pledging myseif to
taod to sapport tha not
_ 2r. o. ir.
^ Barnwell, 8. C., April]
- t reapertfplly announce
dauifldars for reelectlon to tha <
Master In Kqnliy. sabjeet to the i
amt regfriaitpi* of !»»• Dewroc
primary Election, pledging myself |
abide by tlmresult and to support
nominees of the patty. 1-4
teril 1 JE*. O’Banqoc.
JULIAN H. HARBISON,
JEWELER-^-
Fine Watches, Clocks,
Rtni
For Cer»»wr.
Barnwell, 8. O , March tS, 1994.
I Lwpectfnlly announce myself
Candraate for reelectlon to t^e office
of Coroner; subject to the nVlea arid
regulations of the Democrat Icjirimxfx
election, pbdging myself to a tilde bt
the result arid support the nominee* of
the party. % ^
Dalaii yevlls.
Barnwell, S^tJ. March 21, 1904.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for Coroner, subject V the
rules and : regulations of the Demo
cratic primary election, and pledge
myself to abide hy the results and sup
port the nominees of the party.
^; Richard Halford.
Allendale, 9. G., March 10, 1901.
I respectfully annopurj* myself a
candidate for the office of Coroner,
subject to the rules and regohiHoita of
the.Democratic primary' election, and
pledge myself to abide; by the r«*u4|«
And support the a
Pins and Spectacles
Repairing.
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.. t . - . K«dles, - -
V Rubbers,’
_ Oils,
Beltings,'See.. ^
Machioes, Guns and Revolvers
Repaired.
Darnwelt^ S, C.
*
1 bontltitoiAf th© party.
Clayton 3. Warner.
NOTICE TO SCHOOL DISTRICD
Allelectlnna.to le*ff aapeeial tag on
iriWr«e*« the special levy lunet be
before June l«t. , .
Thirty districts now levy'ft- supple
mentary tax. ftrid It Is hoped Chat many m
of the others will do sat hi* year. • - - v
W.a.Joi»e», i
mn
My Spring Dress Goois ^ye4t making the greatest
variety and newest styles ever shwi in ; ftom
Lawn to the finest Nun’s Veiling,
Batiste, India Linen, pe^sun Lawn, E;
^S1; Midras, Linen Cta^,' FanUisie
Zephyr Ginghams, Pefca
Lawns^ CJeotra Madras, $il)c
lan Ditai
/els, Man
Stm
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My Spring Cloth in g,t&th insf
>est variety and latest styles, be
MV^ihoes both in high cut and low cut
atest shapes, Shirts, Underto/eary etc., also here
Gome and see. \
My entire stock I have marked d&W
unreasonable. ^ ^ .,, v ,
Come and see, and if pleased M f .
meet to my trade and in order togef t?\y frier' i_
come and inspect mv offef my line
10 per cent discouhT, and when I say this I mean 10 par
less than te^ef offered niy goods previous tb this.'
VeTy Respectfully,
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For Crtknty SapcrtlsoL
2.
Olar, 8. G., R. E. D. No
—"Aprtroth, 1904.;
I respectfully announce myself *
candi^ale for the oJllce of County Su
pervisor. subject to ihe rules and regu-
atlou* of the Democratic pritnsry
electlon^jtledglug myself tp abide by
tho result and to *opport tft© ftbtnlnees
of the party. ,
, ' ’ * . J. 0. Sanders.
Fairfax 8. C. April 4, 1901.
I respectfully announce myself
candidate for the offleq oL.Oomty Su
pervisor, anUjec^ ^ the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic Primary
Election, pledging myself to abide by
the result and support tha nominees of
the party, * X
\ B. F. Thomas.
8elgllngynie, S. C., April 4, 1901.
I, re*jfa«citullf, announce mvself
candidate for reelection to the.Mice of
Ooun,ty SupeifTlor, subject to tho rules
and regulations of the Iri
mary .Election^ piedgln
abide by result and support tu
nominee^ tit the party: '——
Barnwell, 19, 1994.
Oerallc.Prr.
pf
candidate for the office of Onmy 8u-
perviaor^tubject to the rules end regu
lations of Ihq Democratic prAaiary eleo-
tton. and pledge tffyselftb abide by the
resulu and support the nominees of
the party. ^
■ ■ * D. J.Zorn.
^ WllifjtoD, 8. &, ifarcli 10, 1901.
'I respectfully announce myself
candidate for the office ef County Su
pervisor, subject to the rule* and regu
lations of tha Democratlo. Prlotftry £
lection, pledging myself to abide by
the result and aupp'ort tb* nominees of
the party.
> P. H Loud. JL
Barnwell, 8. c., March 6th, 1904.
I respectfully, aiujounc* myself
caudldatikfor U»e office of Countjt Ru
r.iopjfct to the rules sao
the Democratlo Frlinatrh'
perrlsor, aopjpct to the rulea a ad reg
u la tions of tho Democratic Frlin
faction, pledging myaelf to abide
trie reeatt arid support tbejrimlnaae oi
^ • J. u. ilorritt.
My lines of Spring Shoes are the bestsi
?r offered the trade. Ladies fJL cortt>-Md
^iSandkls, iff Tht Various styles! Lx
Aw:
S- W. Corner* Lartigue Stfeet and Rafffbid Averiiiisu
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Thanking toy cimomcn For thei*’ unexampled patron*
duiin^>'4hc Winter Campaign, I take pteiieure iif
stating that tKc Spring liacLs n(e 4\illy prepared' to givtT
ago
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all fii need of work stock suited'to all'JHirjjoseB and at
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the prices tlidt have plertsed* aivd’ lirbfitccT so
people.*
JUST RECEIYEB!
HH Another Car Load,
Four Horses,
p- That want good
This may be the last importation of the
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