Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t- 1 -- .c ' -- "* 1 ^. •r> ■<>■'- ■ • i. , - • ;:<v v- ■ufiSNe* • . Zi ■ ’vi.’ ' ."' /_ T^e Barnwell-People^ .''JUW OF SURStBIFTiOa. ! In Advance, per'Annum |1.50 'On Time. ; i^-OO TIftJRSDAY. •JUNE 2, 1904. Pio nlca and politic*. _• 4 Caldtreli^ ad. in today's pa per Now’s a good time to plant more corn. \ Oorrespondents were very-good to us, la^t 'stftik. has ’IMie'County Chain Gang will be at 'lialdock until ahmit TuesduV Oi u.^* 1 ' ‘veek.f.ttfmi <ttjetfl-^they Nfill ’AiO^e to ‘ItockyT'dint. > . . o. vv, Bii^cr/Sopervisar^. R. O itdbons, Jr.vClerk. The rdcnlSr mCcttag. 4 'Of Barn well !l Lrxlge No 1«, of P+thiu* will 1 b(4 held at thfelr HaliOn Friday ulght K»t 7% o’clock^ A ftdl attendance Is _ requfiffeil. Uy order of • JNO. K. BNEI.LfNO, <C, Wm. MlNAB, K. R. Low water In streams and pon given the tlshertnen good luck. Blue Monday morning was obeered ty a call from Mr.lV. C. Hmtfcy »r. Mr. II. E. Phillip* of Willhton gave <m a jileasaut pop call on Tuesday — You ought to see Caldw ell’s heavy drill fancy work shirts. Only 50c. ■Very hrieY but very pleasant was tlie yesteulay visit of Mr. W. II. Eaves. Cantaloupes as largo as goose eggs, and life worth llv'ntg a while longer. ‘Our good friend Mr. Mr*. W. Arm strong gave us a pleasant call on Fri day. Fruit growers who sprayed their UcCa.tUhtsi.Gng rcijorf, very vK>»»)slrtg eiops. _ - Mr. W. P. MorrU Jr'- of Morris sent ns on Tiiesduy tlie ttr.-t cotton form of Uic seas,in. _ _ A The slow <f.iV not 1 1 schedufe over the Southern Ksilwiiy went into Cllect on last Sunday. ’ - 4 ' Miss Sophie Aldrich returned home hn Tuesday from Converse (tollege, for the Vacation. .i.. ■ Dr. R. W. Bandera \y«a l» lo*n on Monday. _ Next Monday will be sale day In name only, aa no .property la adver tised. But the County- Executive Cntfnnittee will meet to SMsesa the «jaU- didatea and arrange ttmchedule of county campaign meetings. Il'hiiraday June m:\* the date ■ If ffllMS. [CARD* OF CANDTOATES Cont'd.) 1 (CARDSCANDIDATES Corn'd.) (CARDS bF Wr Clerk of I’oU ° '•( 1 Barnwell C. ApHr art. rtnro, tobl. I respectfully anndhnoe nlyaelf a CHiidldatn tdr reeTeutldM to the oTHee a?C * ' ' ‘ AVhcn 'they ii^K ti s the ]> r i c e of o u i vmoxcil 6 A M- 1UUC Writ mg I’a- jht. -rhoy can’t nn- . derstaml how a |>a« —, —■ Tpm. of flimh a | quality can be sold w at 25 cents a pouiwi, and just think! It t a k c s over « r quires to weigh a potui (\. Wc feel (liiite- Biirc that yon have never ‘ seen ;n biirsrer bargain in *b t a t i o ire r y. • \V 0 have just receiveil an- other lar^e shifmit'f.t of this fine station- .ery. , Envelopes of the latest paUerns to match. — _ e r di a li s m-i for the forty fourth anrtUal pic nic at TroOse Pond Park arAj ball at Wiimtoa fa tb« evening. 'I1ie First Artillery Band will ^furnish the musfe. ’ftie committees are resolved to make tfiis the ba*t and brlgTitaatof the long Se ries, nu<i tho atfcndance wlU be larger llfftTi’^vcr before. All Uie VamUdites for otRce and double bleascdness^wUl be Ujere. Barnwell County gardeners usually brag In June about lire excellence and Abundance of their yegelabtes, 4 ,. : buf, about AugiiH I all b.iiik On pea*, butter beans and canned stuff. This year the complaint of hurned up gardeifs iA generiil and genuine. Yet thefc are fuany vegetables that planted now Rtul worked fight will rbake up later f.fr tlie present brcWHy of rations. * “Tiy, 'ij y YVR WMCIlbB. - : £ BarnWtU, 8. C., April iSth. 11^4. respectfully announco myseif ^a of Clerk of Court, subject to the cj^le* Barnwell, 8. C., Marol) 8th, 190L T respectfully announce my self C candidate fpr the Office of County 8u* pervIsCr/subject hi the niW* and reg- .idnUnns of'the Democratic Primary 'Kmt;tiim.Vpledgtng myself to ablile lv,r , AUepdaU.’b. C, »fard 'l ^ei'pfeftJSrlly Antibowi candidate for tllEio office - sobject to ihe rnlea and i tlie lic'mm-rar'lc prlftfary et ; pledge itiysetf to abide by l cult, subject to the lions of the l ?1,810.90 was the cost of the speeia) term of Court a* paid out by Treasurer J. B. Armstrong. -Mr. G. M. .ilotjy jftnjiouncrs today If fa caiMlitjoicy fivf Tlie plllca^f-^Slagisj ! mto at BaFnwelU OALDWELL’S- <’ag tjjcs. It ’■vili to looiv ffver hi* stock. -''D*a an woman’s sign br.t A good, one for rain—a partridge calling 4s -mate after inuidown. The Barnwell wcriihcr prophet-made correct prediction* m* to Sunday sralii.. The trioon w as full that day^j Kar__hnggics, wagon.*, Irarness or anytidng in that..line call on Charlie Brown :rtnl he will do the rest. - C«i;fsnlcrat<‘. yetyran* are already planning to iitrend tli« reffttidir at ftiven’ Hriilgj-s on ihe 7:h duly. Idessr^G. N. Askew, VV. M. Harden. S. VV. E ivas ami i.- H. T/Ulian*- gave us a cheery surprise party last week. The County fbenincrntte Execwive Conupiuce will Hreeton Sated ay to ar- rifiifjfe fifr the eottney primary—cam paign. . .Jdiw Joivnie T'ate Icftnn Tlin r*day to spend the smmaer with reltlives iii NoWli'CurulinH, Virginia' and IVash- iirgton. ‘ 1 "We drudf. know” i« oiir standing answer to frequent questions as-to EZr Governor McSwecney’s candidacy for Congress, • — tVoTcgretfuify ifast Greenland News# into the waste basket tor the one rea son that the writer's name did not ac company. There is one cbmtoit as the result of the "dry drouth.”- The crops are.uJi solulely girt-s fire, a rare'condition tlie tii st of .) unr-l S.» fir only ITonV ,7.0. Patterson, S G. M ay lie id anil L. .1. Williams arc stir.e t<v make the racse- foj 4 pbngresa iu : this District. . _ nilcs and regula- DemoirAtfc PKmarv Klec- t'on, plerfClhg myself to abide by the result antfto Mipport the nomliieAa of the party. Janies F.. Davit. „ Barnwell,B. C., April 4,1904. ro«|>nctfuiry atirwidnee mvself a Idntc for Ihe Atllce of Solicitor of the SecbmlJn'dfcInl'Olt'cnlt. subject to the rules aiuTTcgarJatlona of the Demo cratic Primary Election,, pledging iny- r self to abide try the resuitaird^su pport the nomiueCa of tho party. G. M. Green, I niya‘*if to, abide by the resnlt ahd to ahpport the nominees of the pvrty. -t v Barnwell, S. »?., March *2,1WD4. T respectfullv announce myaelf a candidate for tho office of Clerk of Court, subject to the.rules and regula tions orthe D'AHvhcnitL: prfiHJiry clec- tbiti. pledging inyself to abide Vv the result ail'd support the nominee* of the party. —— .V W. II. Duncan. J. B. MbrftS. r T ’r*’— Bilrnwcll. S. C., April 20th, IW^t. ’*! respecthilly announce myseH a candidate foe tcylection pi tli« Bjicrlll’s PlHce. subject to ifieTpIfs and r^nla- tfoTis of.thc Democratic primary Elec tion, pledging myself to iihldc bv thy 'result and to support the nominees of' tlie patty^ > Traifk II. Crt-ech. cfnvton 8 » — v ‘ 'MareV.*il>. I tespectfnlly announce myw( candidate Tor tlie,riffice of Corbirierr )»iit to the ruins and regulations of Democratic Primaiy Election, pled] tiig myvelf to ahide hr the result »i “shn^oh the nomlueea of ihe partv, T N.A. HUr*. WM Mi For SUte Senate. Barnwell, S. C . April 19, 1904. I fthnoubce irtyseff a v»n<ff(fate for reelectlon to the BenAte, and pledge _ Jerry Shehan,an Augustawhitebian, myself to abide the reSdlt of the pri- trlet? tf> get t>« vegetftbfe train 72 at | mary election and to conform to ail of MonTc on'HttWsdaj'niomingrlvll uu-| thb'fUlAs of the DeiuOdratlc Party. .*. Robt Aldrich. Barn Well, H, C., March Sfl, 1904. announce mvself a candidate ^or itfeCFtn der it nnd bolli Ids tirnis and legs were aocrushed that lie died in lialf an hour. He and^ thrto other whyte men were beatmg’their way from Sayatin'ah to Columbia, nnd had been put blf at IfafdecvfJU. Allcixfale a mb lilack'ville. Magistrate VV. A. Gyiea held Urn 'in quest..—- •' x By our mistake in last week’s repoVt of the SeyetiL. Pines eritertaluttieti't tlie tiauie* of sc-vcral of die b.e.st pupils «ci<•' omitted : Mis* Hattie Illfl took, . . , 'Vnli grc.it excellence, a leading part lii •TWe-yfbro- wbare-'Tthe,-thfi nrogranime, and three, of the best interest a fid T^y'Wou musicul renditions of the evening were presented usTottnws: Mi«> Hattfe Hill, j'lvwrgrycn Waltz; Miss Clyo Hill, (.layton’s March; Miss Bly Cook, Or ange Blossoms. I State Senate, and pledge- myself to abide the results of the Democratic Primaries and to glippdrcthe uotni'nees of that faity. i . ' ' Geo. II. Bat^s. Nivrrrslon, 8. 1 G , March 29, 1’KH. I respectfully announce my self n candidate for the State Senate from Barn well County, subject to the fiilei and regulatlonV of the (democratic Primary ElectiJti, pledging thyself to abide by the result Ad if fupport the noutineeaof the party. vv. smith. For Andltor. iton S.-C. April 25th IDOL ■ At the request of friends from all parts of the County led H my duty to again t*eef>tw n^eandWate foe the sdhee .of Auditor, subject to the rules and regulations of tlie Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to abide hy the result* and support the nomlut'ea of the party. ' , 7 .7? • —i 4 v 8. W. Trotti. '■ w&m. s. c.. .i5aaas«agBa8 I respectfully announce inysylf a — ' candidate for the office ufiCminty Aud itor, subjAct to the fnles and regura tions of the Democratic pnnrafy elec tion, pledging tnyself to abide by the refniit and to aupport the nominees of The'puffy. -i E. W. Rilev. Lhavicg only pleasant momoriss be- hiuHflihn Revi. C. E. Cabaniss went on Tnesftay. tO-Ws liotne.at Flat Rock, N. r., \viiere he will resume his hummer pastqraite. During i:i< Rectorship of the Church of the llulv AposiUs he, Ui* wob the] 'dyvoted love of his own tlnck nnd the iifgh regard aiuj c<ui,tidence of all *6 | furlnnafe as io'knnw M'ii|. He V'aerivs-1 •wtlli liim the !n*«t goad- ss'isbw «>f the | b •X baCxwRlc; Hester’s cotton report on Friday shmvs receipts ti-'iD.OA) hales below the prevlouj'crop. What will he say next May? — MILLIONAIRE’S POOR STOMACH. The worn-out stomach of the over* fed millionaire Is oftep paraded in the puffilc prints as a horrible example ot the ^vtls artmdant on tlie possesMon of great wealth. But mllllonaifes are not the only ones who are afflicted with had stomachs. The protlortion D far greater among the tollers. Dyspepsia and—fwdlgestlon are iHUipant among these, people, amt they suffer far worse tortures than the millionaire un!e»s they avail themselves 0k t 4k ktAudarU in’ei|-lciue.Uke GrcciC^AugUst, Flower, which has heeir r'wvo'rlte houVehold remedy for aft stomach trouble* for .^•^FtlrirVy llvw-yAiars, August Flow- entire gomiuuiiity, and a. sincort wel come waits his every return to Barn- ki'eciat. NeTurs. ^ All parti's holding School claims properly approved by the County Nu- yerswIoitdeiH, of-Educairott will idea*e, present them f(*r payment before or' on the ifrst day-of July. v — J. B. Arnaitrong, z '4t. ^%’ounty Treasurer. Iv.OF R. MEMORIAL SERVICES. Rev. W. C. Kirkland of Allendale will preach th«fineioorial*eriPon befare^ of the party. Barnwell Lodge No. 10 K.' of P.- 8nn- day morniiyif June 5th gt eleven o’clock at the Baptist church. " AH kniglits are reque»t“tl to assemble atthiCastle Hall at teii o’clock, and..it is expected that all wit) bring (lowers. Butler II a good. •fur Hause hf Rcpreacntnlives Barnwell, 8. C', May 17, 19Q4," I respectfully announce fn$jfe1 f candidate for Hie House of Represen tatives. subject to the rules and icgu- lationy of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to abide by the result and to support tlio nouiiues .(it the party. . jLJLJkiJm. Appleton, S. C., May 2, 19o4. I respfctfuTly announee myself candidate for reelection t > thn House of Representative*, siiliject to c(ic rules’ and reguiatione of the Democratic pfi-t tniiry eleefloh, plcilging myself to abide by the resuit and to support the nominees of the pkrtv. = -R. H. Walker, Dumbarton, S. C. % AprfMKrr 1904. I .respectfuny antidunce myTself Chn lidattvfpr tlie Uiinse 6l Represen tative*, subject to the rsp+ea and jegu- lutioiis of the Detnocrailc primary election, pledging my self to abide by the result aud io support the nominees TtlacWvUle, 8. C., March 15, IDOL respectfully autionnee myself a candidate for the office rtf County Aud itor, suit ject to the rtCes and regula tions of the Democratic \primary t.lcc- fton, and pledge myself to abide by the results and support the Wioitiinee* of the part*'. L ,\. ‘ l ~ x , BudslenyUle, 8. C., March Till, 1901. L respcirtfuIVy aiinounce .mvself a efinthijaTe fifr the office of Auditor, sub ject to the rules and icguUtidhx of (he DemoeraUtt Primary Election, , plejg ing mylfdf UKablde by the results and support the hoipiiieea of the parr v\ J.C. Kebl. TTHre,' ?r.T:; JbT iFSfcbTTDfH'.' i - ' 4 ; -t;,,,. \ . , ' I rejtper'tfully announce myself a cnmlidate for thedffice <)f 4uditor,sub ject to Urn ni!t*s and regiilatiom* of the Democratic Primary Election, piedg A»g ffiysplf to atihle by the result atHl stipport the nominee* *»f the party. N. F. Kirkland Jr. v Allendale 8. C. April 1-'*. IDOL T'reajKsrtfuij/ announce mtsolf k esndidato lor Shorill of Barnwell County,knhjecl to the rnlea ami rcgii Utirms of tire D^hiocrailc Primary Electinn.. Jiledjjiiig lu.t self to abide bv the rrttrlt and rnpt party; ' , . . IK C. Ray*or. . jttonle, 8. C , March 2,9, T.uH. J .r.cspectrullv nniimincc myself a candidate for the olffi'e of Sheriff of Barnwell Cniir.ty, suMJcct to Ipp Master In Eqattj. Bat n well, s. C., May 9, IDOL r I rc*pectfuilv announce myself capdldato for th« office of Master In Equity, subject to the rule# nnd rrgti- IhUoiis of the I'eVjio<;r;itic prlpiary eleg- --- -- - -. , lion, pledging rtiykpprfa abide by live the nominee* ot ; vesnlt arid t'o snpport the nocilneea of ihe j»arty." . , * Jf. G. W. Walker. Barnwell, 8. C., April 9,1904. mary ElecMon, pledging mysytf to abide by tlie; re*ult and aii|)|Hi)V the udtulhees df the party. t \ X-' W. T. WalkerX Bavntficll. H.C., March 1, 1904. I respectfully antuiurice mvsejf n candidate for UfO office of'.Sheriff, alib- ject to the rule* and regulation* of the DehiAemlu Prlmnrv Election, pledg ing myselitn nhqle by x the result and support the nominees bf the pnrfy. 0 W. V^. MooiJ^ For .Coroner. \ X * * ( Barn we ItpAMX March 28,19(.»4 V reipt'cOlty apumince myself a Candidate for Foe lection to jibe office of Coroner; subject to the rulea and, regtilatlons of the-Demnoratlc primary election, p| dgiug myself ^o. atililo by (he result slid support the notftintc* of tlie party. ,Isaiah Nevlls. Barnwell, 9*. C.. March 21, 1904. I respectfully nmmunce mysetf- a I'ahdidki^ r>»f raftjnor, mbJfCT'tn the rule*, and regulation* of tlie Demo cratic primary election, and pledge myself to abide by the result* and Wp- i ’poil; the noiiHnee* of the party. Richard (k HalfonF. VV. U. Brittmr, W. II. Jonh*. Comiflittee. cr rouse* the torpid liver, thus crealTng' appetite siui Insuring pcrlect dtgrts- tion K tone* and vitaiir.e* Hi^ entiie syktem and make* Ui'c wpiih living, no trratter what yottr«sttafk8*r- Trial bot tle*, g.-yt; regular size, 75c.; At Creech’* Pharmacy, HarnwclL 9eafsoii Drug Company, 1 A+Ieiulale. Caldwell skyii he want* you to come nifd look over his Moc.k, not once a d*v but'four or live tiino* a^Cay. Says he cau Intceest you. -■ '■** - - While he couldn’t spare time to'qoill on,r latch string Subscriber F. T.,Mo ld h vent u* a good substitute aipl plensaiit nSBvwubrance. Ma*ter Lyman Ahbfttt McMillan, flic brighl£*t young gentl-man of hi* age in Great Cypres* Township, maild us happy Irv a call on Tuesday,- .The trustees of y lefnjmn«\"d!ogn have decjdcd to hereafter hold Farmer's m- stitiffe* In Baruw-ell and other good *»AH ntipH i n f}v#* \\T t/iiiio. 0.* * T I I P t x - “ — . v , * ——^1" " * ' — x - — Ak l laid well’s Novel tv .Store ytm will tlud lucu’s and bov*’ ItaXa at 5, 10 and Up to 25 cent*. Men’s and boys’ caps a’- It), 15 and up to cents. WANTED—A GOOD FRESH COW, giving three g-illoqj^or more a dry, gradeAcracv preferred. Apply to Dy. J. II L. Milhous, Blackvi!Ic; X t Tl^e Barnwell and Orangc-butg- Ba»c Ball team* wilt play a match game thi*. Tnu rsrj.-iv, afternoon, on tlie fontier’s diainond, It witi be An»-well- -wortlt- MiV i 11 g„ The new sehedute on the Southern suits the South side of the county, "aTfd rhe vWvi*.h t<r.for it J.qi'g Jjipe a Jiard road to travel In coming to and getting Mr. ■-Job I).-Ronhtree, formerly of tills county—now living In Beech Iv land. |s probably the yotfhgest man of his agh In the State. Though pa*Lrhl* agb 8:ld inilestoiK'! he feels a* well and about a* actively a* be ever did. has taken life philosophically never worried about things , couldn’t be helped. Ma add that OTRANTO NEWff. - Crops ■kTC--*very -backward here, *o dry that cotton can’t come -wp. -Roma fewfarmprs li^ye chopped-out but the majority heyen t got ’ll tiff Yci. 7 Mr. Alfred Bryan, who luta been in ’Southern Mexico for some time, ar rived home on the 20th nit. The Buddenville sehonf pic nic given at FeniveH Hill on the 2Gtli ult. wa* quite a success and eujoyed by all who attended. The in my friend* of Mr. J.C. Keel will be glad to know that he is icn- proving. One of our citizans, Mr S'. M. Ste- ntlenson, naff a very seridn* loss by li re on the‘2* th ult. While pre pa r i n g TO Itott Mr*. STejjhenson built her tire and had pla^d all of tlie week’s wash- -ing on tlie lied. She-Sttipped out,tu,get | some woud and whoi) she got back found liic bed in a bDze. fcut Having a steady mind and quickly giving an alaun the house was skVed, hut all the lied clothes and wearing apparel was burned up Mr. Stephenson work* for _J!r. .L D. Box; he is it hard working in an'and -w cTit. pe the godd heiglibors Vh| come togctlier and help him In .TlIiSMTfon* loxor 4 N. G.-4L— -KNOWS M4-4F-N-A C4-HES -X » Of\ J.C. Creech ha* such faith in this GreacDyspepsia Remedy that he guar* afltorsif.- ' it is an unusual VUi«g*fdf a druggist to sell a medicine under a gnarantee to refund the money if it tloe* not cure r Yet thi* is the way J. C. Creech, ihe popular^dnigglst, is sal ling Ml-o-na, tlie standard dyspepsia remedy. Nevar before has’he had sj large a nniiiher of customers tell him that a medicine lias cured as VrHh Ml-o-im. ' 1’cuple who a few monllm ago looked rtike walking skeloiaus have put on J ««th nnd today are ruddy and vigor ^ oroua with perfect-digestion and good " health, solely due to tW« use of tills remedy. There"!* no longer any need of any one suffering or making their fricuds suffer on account of dyspepsia, for Mi- o-na can he reliei upon to eure. The — nercenthge of eures I* .so nearly one liuriured per cent, that there fH Bvtlfi risk to J. C, Creech in guaranteeing to rel6rn the money if the medicine does not cure, ami he stand* ready to do so ■ without any question*. • ’ •" Headaches, all -£ojrni| of tnfligestion,: specks before the eye*, Iteeltogs. poor sleep, rliiging In Qje Pat»trtd all forma of liver trouble are cured ffy Mi- o-na; prlc^ 60c. A few days’ treat ment shew* considerable gain In health and a cure speedily follow*. av.ay from the county scut. On Monday eVening Bishop KHlson fijinors*administered the rite of von- lii ination to a da-* or 11 in the ehim-TT t.| tlie ILdy Apdatlea. Ills kcYiuo'u was most.tilting the solemn occasion.'"'" M ANTED—50 Bti*hels Cow Peas, sacked and delivered at any depot in oouuty. Will pay 41.00 per bushel. , Frank 11. Creveh, Mam well,* 8. CV The very promising, crops of i,1k> star Red Oak farmers, Messrs Mrflulr, Gar rison, llnl Cave and Lutz, were dam aged hy Tiisrli wind and heavy hail Sipulny afternoon. I’hc ha|l i* report ed to have been several inches jji depth. (ialdwell says whciicveV- you buy 5 ceuis wottllpffighHwing gum from him lia-will give you a diruib watc'i.,, Cail't be much iii,H for him. Bright Ma*ters Herbert Garvin of Blackvtlle and Harold Crosland of Norway called last week to, llnd out how newspaper* «je inaTK*.' After in vest igakion they concluded that ina chi.iu.*ts and farmers were better olT tiian quill drivers and type sette?*. Mr. B. F. Baughinan of Joyce Branch told us on Saturday . thr.t h»T had not Deeded rain a day thi# scasonT Cholera had left him ojjly six li'vg*, but lie expects to niakeltls family sup* ply of bacon, a* he has dorrs (nvailuhiy sii«e Ini began hdusekccpiug fourteen years ago. Mr.-Georg© Vf. Morrix Is k fjtrmer after oirf Own heart. He , ptnn.t* i;u cotton tint lias an abundance of tills ’SvnrhPx gotrtfx for bis need* aod ^vstei. Sin-^ 111* marriage In 1858 he ho* bunght only tw<r stroirldeta of Hadho- tp.i* famlljr qse. Whenever lv<e^comes lo lce ns we feel that a urntxa* gmKl as any preacher to our welcome vfsRdr. Mr. Vf. If. Birt told ns last-week of something new under the sun. Wish ing some Spring honey ,hc smoked a gum to avoid the stings of the bees *nd opening It found a rat nest in it and These day* aresthe best in the whole much of tho honey gone, having been year for the enjoymeiW of good health,' cafen by the raiders. Tho smoke had - - Mi-o-na will put you in such per- driven the rats away and they escaped you can enjoy ev- hi* wrath just as they had the iopcea of I...-/ ffl. _LLh**w arlde'd a NOV ElX S PARTMENT to my Fahey Gi Theory ami Confectionery btC're and waui cverS'hody to call mplj look *j over the now and fancy goods. I think you will tiud vthat you need and-prices to please. * *- 1 will tfe continually adding to 1 ^ Hii* department and want you to (i " ecp on coming.and looking over ^ Hu* new thing*. When you do not * 4) llnd what you need l \vant you to (• ‘S let me know and ifi a short time it @ will he here for you. I mean what % I say, because I want to get lor my , -lyistmmTs jQ't what they want. ^ qoinewnd look at'my y, ^OPALESCENT’ NOVELTY AS- 80KTMENT, ^ in glassware; afj fancy shaped pieces and large sizes—beautifully $ decorated in bliie, canary antrllint J Opalescent. t \My ‘‘Artistid AMortment” in 1 ^ glassware, nil oiie pattern,-full jJtjoUlicd and 8re jmliidied, each * with three jeweled feet and beaded >*) ^ oilgca. The siiiTplicitv nf- this old # pattern appeal* to those ^ .mo who appreciate beautiful plain '$ery».tal ghujsware. My OrtMffiieutal Opalescent As- soriurent in glassware; All in the S beautiful opalescent ware,—to $ whiolr no description can do jus- tice. The nfsortment eompri*e*j|) the newest and niosj •attractive j ® pieces ever inado, each in assorted g, color* -lliiit, blue and gtcent opa. tescent. , Fancy Asscttment Wit!oft Wi Basket*. Fancy Asrorfment Men’* Soft Laundered Shirts.’ Fancy Assortment Mich’* and Bovs’ Hats 8f 5, 10,15 and 25c. Fancy __AsKortment Men’s and Boys’’ Gaps at 10,15, 20 and up to 50c. _ > A Fancy Assortment Chlldrhn’* Paratols at to and 15c. Respeetftiffy, . JAS. M. CALDWELL. M. A. Turner. Blackville, 8. C., Xprll 26, 1904. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the House of Representa tives, RutrjeQt to the rnlea and regula tion* of the Demoeratio Primary Elec tion, pledging myself Xb (ibide by the revolt and sup pert the nominees of th« party. . , ' * • . Kyan A. Gyles. Barnwell, 8. XL, April ffrTDOl. •<. I fcspeetfully aiinouRce mvself a candidate for the iTdidm./’f Represen tatives, subject to the rules, atwl fegu- jatlous . of tlie Democratic Primary E'fe’cgjon, pledging myself to .abide by the result u.id support the nominee* of the party. * —8. A- Hair. UlmeF, S. C., April 4, IDOT. j;-respectfully announce—myself a candidate for the House of Representa tives, subjtfev to, the rules and regula tions of the DembcrhtU; primary—elec tion, pledging myself to aTMifp by the result and to support the nominees of ttre party. _i -- - ' X W. Wcekley - For County Treasurer. ApYdetom, 9. C. t March 14,1901 I respectfully announce mvself a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the rules and reg ulations of the TJeinortratic primary election, pledging Thyietf to AbhfC 1 by the results and support the nominees of the party. --J. B. Armstrong. Banlwell, S. C., Slardh 12. 1901. I respectfully announce myself candidate for the office of Cohnty Treasurer, subject ttrtheTulcs and reg ulations of the Democratic primary election, pledging myself to abide by | the results and support the nominees of the party. A. Bethtmc Patterson. Barnwyll, 8. X ‘respecthilty aonounce tny*elf h S udidate fur piclecVtoit to the office -of aoter in EqUlty. subject to the rule* a till regnTat I'iij s of tlie ITetoocratlji primary etecJlnh, pledging myself If abide l.y the result and to support ilia uotninees of ihe paiTr.. ' x II. L. O’Bannon. ^ — JULIAN t HARRfSON, —jkweiTek— tnc Watches, docks, Ring^ j*ins and Spectacles 0 "Repairing. «% ‘ ’ • .7 ». — Sewing Machine Supplied— 'Needles, Beltings, Ac. Machines, Guns ayul Rcvolveni Tlcpairstd. ' BAl’tNWNLT., S. C. For Magistrate. .. Morris, S. C., May 31, 190T. 1 respectfully Rnnouitee toyVdf n candrdate for the office of Magistrate at Barnwell, subject to the' rules and regulations of the Democratic Pilmary Election, pledging myself tu aldde by Tire result and soyport tlie nominees of the party. G. M. Holly. Blackville^ C. April 16, IDOL I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Magistrate at Blackville, subject to the -rules and regulations of tlie Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to support the uouiiuceN of the party. * ' A. P. Woodward. -> -• Willl*ton S. C April 12th, 1904. I respectfulTy a'Diioiin’ce myself a candidate for reeiection to the oflice of Magistrate at Willlston, subject to’the 1 rnlea and regulations of the Democratic PrimsrV hjlection. pleilging mvMil to] abide bV tlie resuit and support the nominees of the party. J. W. Johnson. -Blackville, 8. C„ April fst, IDOL I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Magistrate at BtSckylHe, subject JO the rules ami rcgulatiohktK the Detnocrntic primary election, pledging (Myself to aldde by the result aud To support il»e Hontfuees of the party, __ XX; O. II. Rhoden. Blackville, 8. C.4Iarch21 IDOL Sir.cfertfy ^hanking the public for past confidence atffi support and solid, ting its continuance T respectfully announce myself p .candidate for re- election a*' Magistrate Jit Blackville, subject to the rules .and regnla tion* of Die Democratic Primary Election, pledging my*elf to abide by the result' and support tWutmilnccs of tlie party. W. A. Gyles. LADIES, b My !>pfrin? -Drcs^ Gckb^s have arrived, making the greatest iety and newest styles ever shown m BiackvRe, frorh ?c variety ■M Lawn to the finest Nun’s Veiling, Nainsooks, ^ Organdie^ Batiste, India Linen, Persian Lawn, tigyptian Dimity^ Dotted Swiss, Madras, Linen Craslv Fgnraisie mouyels, Manilla Cords. Zephyr Ginghams, Percales, Colored Satin- Duck. Scotch Lawns, Cleotra Madras, Silk Novelties, etc., cm ~ , ! My‘lines of .Spring Shoes are the best selected and pretties* ever offered the tride. L-idies, come, and see my Oxford^ Strapped Sandals, m the various styles! ! 0;0X iCSCXCXCTQLCiO, GENTLEMEN, t My Spring Clothing, both in suits and pants',, has arrlved; the best variety and latest styles, best qualities for least moneyx 7 Mjy Shoes both in high cut and low cut .styles, Hats irt latest shapes, Shirts^Underwear, etc., also here Tor inspection. fCpme and see. My entire stock I have marked down at figures apparently uni'easonable. . ... . ■ fc . , r ‘. x— Coihe and see, and if pleased buy, but as a fecial induce** ment to my trade and in order to get ihy friends and patrons td come and inspect my tine, 1 offer my line of Spring Clothing at per cent discount, and wlienj say this 1 mean 10 c^pt than 1 ever offered my goods previous to tiffs. Very Respectfully, For Connlj Sapninfen^ent of Educa- > tiou. X BlftckvIW; H. C., May 24th, liXH. ' I rcaj»ectfullv annotl^ce luyself a candiMate-for the office of County Tm:- pedntendeut of Education, subject to the rule* ami regulations of the Demo- cratie-FD'iiflary Electipfl, pledging my self to shide By tile result ami support the nominee* of tlie yartv. II elected 1 will syeml thb greater portion of my time at my office in Bariiwell.while the public school# are . . 0. JT. Askew. BKrnwAnl, S. C., April 5, 1904. I respectfully ana<>pnc« myself a can'JIdate fot thfc office M County 8u- perimUindfhi of Education, subject to the rule* ami regulatloiiftof the Dem ocratic primary election, pledging my self tfTabiile hy tlie r(5*nlt arffi to sup port tho nominee* of the psrtv, B. M. Darlington. (Bar, H. V., R. F. D.No. * M’chffr, ’64 I respectfuily atmounce myself a candldat# for the office of Tlounhr Sff- peHnttntjeot of Education, subject to the rule* and fegnlatfons of the Domo- cratlc primoty fttection, pledging my self to abide by the result and t the uomlnee* of the party. A TV. N. Marc Barnwell, 8. C., March 21, 1901. J I respectfully hnnounce tny.ejf. a candidate for reelectlon to the office of MagLtrate wt Barnwell, subject ro-the- rulcs and regulation* of the l>eino- ct atlcPiTmary Elect to o, pledging my- *elf to atffdirtiy the'Tgsuli and tirppurt tho tuttfllnccf bf xire panr. 0. W. Moody. .. BLACKVILLK. S, C. S. W. Contsr Lartigue Street and RailVdad Avenue. ^ For County Ba^cnhor. Olar, 8. C.. R.T. D. No. 2; April Dili, IDOL 1 respectfully ttnuouttcf myself a candidate for the office of Coiinty 9u- l>t>rvUoi% *nl)je.ci to tho rules and regu lation* of the Deuioeratjc primary election, pledging myself 4 (o abide hy the resuit and to support the nominee* of thfe party: .^X *-'a^-O-Sanderh. Thanking my customers for their unexiVnijiled patron^ duimg tlio Winter Campaign, I tffke plcaaui-c stating that the Spring finds me fully prepared to giv< age nd support reliant. Fairfax 8. C. April 4, 1901. I respectfully ahriotmee fpysclf a candidate for the office of.County Su pervisor, subject to the rules and regu la lion* of the DemocraliiA I’rimnry Election, pledging myselfjo abide hy the result and support the nominees of the pariy. X^^ X B. F. Tliomas. Selglingvllle, 8. C., April 4, 1904, ~ f re.^fi’gctfiiHy announce mvself candidate for reelect ion to the office of County 8upeiTjao+, suhject W>4he rules ami regulation* of the DeittriyraHcTrF- mary Election, pR-dging jiiysell. to abide by thb result and support the nouiiotfe* of the pJvty-. ^ the; cst 1J ftifrn«fcll. 9. C., March t respect fully announce i tb Hart *8tore where the flag flis». - < » - —- caudiditte fof tfie office of C0u perlnteodbnt of Edncdtfon; tlie rirlek and fegulatfons of l 1 ocrattc pilmary election;pledg self to abide hy tho fetciic and port thfe nominees of the party. f—: w. w. Mi i letter Hie, s. £trX*tch ?7 IWL I reapectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of County Su perintendent of Ed ucallon,_ subject to theruletand regulatlo cratic primary ele«U<Hi andptedg aelf to abide by^ tho result* and po.t the nominee* of the partv. ysi*T support • . . O. Xt. Barker. 4lftrbweH, & t, M*r& t respectfully announce nijself t . candidate for the office oXCnnuty 8u- , [^>«rvUor, sublect to ihe riiles and regu lation* ol the Democfittlc primary elec tion. and pledge iftyseli; to abide hy the result* and support the nominee* of rtfitfHyr - ^ 'V D. J. ^orn. WillUon. ^ O., March 10^1904. I respectfully announce myself candidate"fer the office of County Su pervisor, subject to the rule* and reftf*. afgalfiB To all in not’d of worf^Btock^ffltcd tb all jtiirposcs and tlie pjioos that have pleased and pfofltcil So hlaiiy febplt*” diJ^T Anothei* Cai* Foul' Horses, fhto] Thft Load, »uf>- 'l wdiit good bwnerB. This maij be the last ifriportatio'n of the A don’t wait. Delays “ito dangeioils. »> Alionsof the" Democratic Rrluiary E e my- f toetion, pledging myself to abide by the fosuU and support the nominees of the party. -VX F. H. JLoud^Jf. IK* . •J»