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I Barnwell Peopli HOLIES, Eiltlr 1 Prop r, . .. •- t&B»G8T COfSTt CffictLAXfttX. TIltiKSOAV. JUNB ti, 1304, Th« «*plh1<»hlpt by «1« two crltlcl^d ’by^our vniry highly Aft'eenit’d voulempnfary, Tb»* kalrfiiX lEnt«^>l»e, Ih«i werk waS h fllppliiK froid Htvwral nxidianjfci* w{»nt«» .•MPdUnr* lire married rticn. Ww beve vf rniitde onirn^h ft'lth odV ow'ri Kew lnff wltlioiit ffteddltiiK fn tbfe.. tHbilUtibn* bf more foriiinale bfcthren. Itnt, like b'd <|nf Trdy, rfe »4ere wiUflit l» bed boiHpeiiy. . , ' r, ‘ The opinion* of THk Pabrix art al- , -^ayi le*tde<i. For the efeven inonth* of the flwal ^ear rndihi; .iiine «>lh the expeiiae* of the Unlretl Stme* eXeecded im ome by flfore than ninety iillllfoji (folUr*. The OUf tiufn W;t ti It ilbj;* of I he treasury are ilnad or tlriven off anti life ttrifve* liolii lii^h carnivaL The bandit |VolUfcl)»n* alionld be ifrTven awaV add KP|/t dwiiv, aiKt hiRh honor and Kre:»i. miefillnesa wail to re ward the men who have the eourajtc Itnd the some to hold the fort ajaiiikt the prodigal »ou» liuojfry to empty Hffn’a t-traatirv box. . - f he i.nun l/ranch* rirtloaopher clev erly acore*. and n«ka a reof from, the ltd vice jiiver* *o liWbrat, in volunleer- ,[ng counsel to the I a niters' (some, edi tors nof excluded.) i' e plead Rnfftr to hi* Indii tment and by way of ex planation submit that if all farmer* were philosopher* we would swear off from tlie lialilt qulokly. 4»ut a* some awk and eXj»ect advice they are entitled to the best product of the editorial thinking, ami it i* better to bA hlained lot trying to.Ir«|p than lo be acnscd of fuzlness, ignotaucc or Indilfereivcc. Aa to taking eilitorial pdvlce that is another matter. As a general rule if It does t o gtoml It will do rt6 harrn. Notice to the Teauhert. Tlie County Siimmer Behdoi will held In BlackvfHe from June 21Hh to July 27ih It will lie conducted by Prof. W. B. Went of the Blacky HI* Graded School and Prof. N. M. bailey Of th« Itiiffifferf Graded School a* co- principal*. , „ , . v, . . Names of aadstafiU bUl^hf. Riven later. ..I.:. . . ' ; J.»i. _ TJia people of HlaekvIHe havcttirfiTc etefv |ffepars»|on to entertain the feaciier* slud those who attend will be riven every attention. Board may bo barf In tH« best private tain lifts .furJ Id per niontb. For further Information aildress tho County buperlnteoileBI of Bamberg or Barnwell County of either of the co principal*. ... * Prof. West will act a* local mana- gt*f. * X InijtTftTftacHers of the countv am expected to atlem! the Aurnmer School. VEI.VKT BRANS. Firmer Alfred Aldrich beggp Rant ing velvet beana to Increase the quan tity of humus—vegetable mailer—In 1 the toll, Tlie result has aitsw’WWtf VX* perfatlbn. In atfdltloh he yredlia Bluer advantages to this new crop, in S dilng great quantities of ear coraihif I ‘ * ’ fw # > sunn VT. If Co.Swpt, X Ed. mi % I' ^ • my] Sf-k-r- THE SPATE UOCbK IN DANGER? Architect Cbaric* C Wilson of-Co- hynrtda report* to tin* commission in charge of tlie next completion of the Htate House that the recently fin is lied ^oine la too.heavy for thw 1 supporting girders and wall* ami llliat tliere is danger of its breaking through and fVnlhg tfpon the contents and occu pants. * . -Governor Heyward will have it* con dition looked Into tiv a competent ex pert from *orne,other State before any thing I* done. Architect W lUon liopc* he Is mUtakcn, and so do the taxpay- •r» of the staje., ,•* t .ArchltScTMilburnwill soon pnbiisi A REMARKABLE RECOVERY. Mr. Joseph ■ Bailey, of this county, by oi-enpalfon d ctfcrk, was told twelve years ngo by the doctors lfi.it he could not live longer tlian six month*, that the pulmonary trouble w hich had wasted Jilfh. to almost akelft’- lon thlnnesa was IrrcuraMe., Having been all his'life forfiF.of hunting imtl fisdiing Mr. Bailey dc- teritTlucd Jo spend the short spap re- maining id tub Sayaiywih-liver swamp. Doctor* said that such exposure would .kill him in six weeks. He went, how ever. carrying a trunk full ol medicine and lived in a tent. In a week’s time lie had improved so much thHt<- lie threw physio to the dog*. Now lie i* hale and h'*'yty and in addition to restored hcalfn he baa laid up in prop erly Investments some ten thousand dollars, the nrortts of hi* fishery, and Ids monthly net income I* a ffuhdred dollm*. bluce living in the swamp he has had no sickness except appendI1M- tis, which was cured by thv Burgeon’s knile. He limg ago <li*carded hi* tent fur a'shack, and ha* found rob as! health and conrtant contentment in living close to torture. Spring the buyers noted the entire ah- capotflarwtor jeeiection to tne onice of settee of weevils. Farmer AMIhlnks : Solicitor oXtlfw becead, Judicial C|r- .* I'Oft 80LICIT<UI.‘ 2^ BarnwtLlf, 8. C,, April 28;h. 1«H: I respectfully announce nivsclf candidate for reelectlon to the ofllce se.uce of weevils, .Farmer A.Ahlnas ooMcisof or tne oeootju juuii that the JuX.urlani vines"so shaded the t'wlt» subject to the rule^ !‘ntl (CABDSOF CANDIDATES Cont’dJ tcARDS OF C^N*l)ifc>ATES Coat’d.j ears that tholr temperature Was lo^v tfr-tratch the egg* of . the cotn Rpoiler*, and that the dlsg'is'cd Insect* flew Into tluv Bunolef Herds dl hi* neighbors. The October fro«t killeij Hie velvet vine* iMifore the larger pafi pf the bean* had ripened, but that did (Trit rirfem tp lnjure their feeding value. He, of coiiric, tfUlftd po fqddty v cut ting and shocking corn and vTive* T?i the fldld. After gathering the-ears oL corn l^e hauied tfle stitl^B aiid vine* ; needeu ;, Tt|td,.hU cattle yArd,' setftng them up In potato bapk shape. "The dry- cattle fed upon that forage’ en- tltely all winter and came ihro'iigf) la good condition. -L. .. too tions of th« Democratic Pr|u»arv ri«5- ^ ' thin, pledging nivself to alittle hy the re*uft- ; Hnd to-support the nominee* of the party. X" y - James R. Davis. 4 fearnweli; 8. C., E^rll -t, IflOl I re«pfetfiilly announce myself a oattdidate f**r t he <dHce ^of Solicitor of cratlc s . . self to abide by the result and support the nominee* q( the party. i ti. If. Green, s? TO. BUIl MP TORS. CONTRAC- Tlte Trusteea of the Heallng.SpVfflg* Gradid School are ready to receive bids for the erection of a school building. The building will have three rooms. Flan and speclllcation* niay be seen sf J. D, Whittle's ofllce at Klttufivyie. The trustees propose to furnish ma?.e. rlar to ffamf. Tti6 cpntracr wttt be let on tb« building groiiudsdune Id, 1004, and thiee month* will he allowed for the completion of the bifflt7?pK(, All bid* should be made in writing to Kev.*8. I*. Hair, • 5" - — - Wbalc'y, S. C. Winthrop Collie SfNar^iips ' - Entrance Examination.' and & reply to Mr. Wilson’s o|flq'io*u. \ ' >• {; v • ■ • Washington, June 4.—Statistic* of Mie Department of Agriculture esti- vnate the total acreage of oolton plant ed In the United State* thT* season ut 11,730,271 acre*, an increase.ot 2,8-2;l,- <U6 aptos, or 9.8 per ceut over tlie scre- agi' of last year. . ■ * The average condithvn of thp.crop on May 26 was 83, compared w ith 74.T <»n Way 26 last year. 03.L ,for the Corre •ponding date iti 1002 and the ten year of average 65.8. ■ The percentage of the Increase of acreage for different States a* com pared with lart vetr follows : Virginia North Carolina 13.6; South Caro lina 9; Georgia 7.7; Florida U>.7; Ala bama 9; Ml-sissippi 105; Louisiana 13.5; Texas 7 l; Arkan-a* 9.3; Ter ne«see 11.6; Missouri 23; Oklahoma 20 ‘J. - The condition of tltP crop Jn differ ent States on May 2(1 follow*; Virginia 4*2; North Carolina 84; South Carolina 81; Georgia 78; Florida 88; Alabama 4W; Mississippi 83; I.ouisiana AffTTex* as 84; Arkansas 81; Tennessee 85; Missouri 82; Oklahoma Indian Territory 90. Aside from the large increase In acreage, doe mainly to the high price of cotton, there are no conditio us call ing for special mention now*. THE EASTERN W AR. Columns of so catied news are pub fished ip the dally ifltpers. 'inost of it jpilSKS worlc-or small rumor# 1 magnified as large realhries. It is said : That the lossc* In kltftd and wounded In the battle of Nan tshan Hill were 800 Russians 20,OoO Japanese. The Japanese admit a loss of 4,301 trilled and wootuhtd. I ’.*. The Russian* sav a’l the guns lost at Vans ban-Hill were e*i>t ured by them , ffon th« Chinese, that fbey were oirf wf date and tliat before retreating tboy Myny'd iMkhJjMl. ; The Russianshlalm that they did not quit until aTfter the complete destruc tion of their fortification* by the fite of the gunboat* slid torpedo craft. All the pews thst the Russian* get ^om Fort Arthur cornea~By wireless telegraphy ami earrier pigeons. That the Japanesednteinl to rush the attack ot* Fort Arthur and aftvr it* ogpttiPe.id declare t e6ce a* tyttickly a* w tfliiev began the war, allowing Iiii*sis hereafter to keep no warships East of the Sues Canal. The garri-on of Port Arthur consist* of 40 300 Soldier* and sailor*. . ^ TfiaVtlie Russians count Fort Arthur I ntpregtmbie, that {heir war fleet in hat-harhoV Ir’taadT for battle at a triOtnenC* notlbe, and that If tlie Port nfh«t fall it will not surrender or be destroyed Without a desperate resis tance. .. • That a ;>orti(m of the Russian Baltic fltiet will start to the scene of war on Jtine 24th. . * That Russia I* buying and giving contisets for many battle ships LfSfr to W. H. Jo lies, Birnwrll, S. C. Dear Sir: Tlie wav to reckon the cost ot paint 1* to put both costs together r the cost of the paint-and the cost of putting it otri. It would save this country hundrevl* of mill hurt ot dollars a year ; dt would save volt alone (if yo:f happen to be a ( victim). sever si dollars a year. 8ee how it works. • It cost* a* much to put our one paint as. another, don't | j y ' > .Yc*. If you use tins tame mimfftff -gaRmry X, —- ■ ■ ^ «* • Well, don’t I? No,.,y4>u’ii use twice a* many gallon* of adulterated paint a* of Devt-e; an* 1 you’ve got to pay twice as much fot putting it on. MrN Avery, Delhi,. N Y, has two house* alike and in same condition. Fainted one hottse with Devoe: H gal- h n*. Fainted tlie other house with s. paint, that w*a half adulteration: 12 gallon*. Same painter. Geo. Gilbert, did both jobs. One cost 427 ; lliQ other ♦60. ' ' - v X Better go bv the name. -. Your* intly - . F W Devoe & Co 12 ' P. S. Lemon Bros, sell our paint. .The examina’Mnn for the award of vacant scholarships'In Wlpyhrop Col lege and for tire admission of new stu dent* will he held at the County 6of*rt Mouse on Friday, July 8th, at 9/a. m. Applicant* must not.he. less than fif- tei ti years of age. When scholarsliip* arc vacated after July 8, they will be awarded to ihosts making the highest average at fhi* examination. Scholarships a re worth tlOQhod free tuitlom 'i'lie next sessflon will o;>en .WpteoibCr 2L, 1904.. F»r further hifor mation Irtid catalogue address Pres. J». B. Johnson, --•/ -X ^-r -Kock HiH, s. <>.- REG ISTRATUJN NOTICE. Tim Registration Aobks w illbq open ;ih the Court Home on tlie first Monday (sale day) in cacti month dining the vear 1903 for the transaction of such rbusiiieas as is.rtfqnirrd hy ».fw. ‘ \V. J. Raxlor, '' A xniirmin K. Dunbar, ' SccrwiaryT y BO YEARS' EXPERIENO* Patents i&X ; iTard times in Wall Street have oXrisert the discharges-of aevtial thou* MAd Clerk*. .J, J. Plerpont Morgan has monev to Bftrn. 114* cigars cost 46 cents each by the thousand. The Japanese victories to date ^tave l>*en won on the Forrest wAy of ‘‘get- tihg there flrst with the most men.’*' ChHage glrlr In Massnctinsettea hate hid to take to carrying pisto's to de fied them selves against tough white tiihtt. "'X * ; —^- Candidate Theodore Rwosevelt hsa .w^lected a Maryland negro lawyet a« one of the Becomier* of hi* nouiluatkon «« Chicago. There it art e*senti:il fitness sarieetwn Post’ll grouping under SUNDAY BfNNERS Professional base ball games were played In 8t. I.ouis, attendance 21,118; 'Chicago, attendance 18,700; Memphis, attendance 3,500; New Orleans, atten dance 5,000; Jacksonville, attctidaticr 2,000. . X lit St...Louis 2,300 men and bovs raised a riot and burned a 436,600 building because the Fair authorities would nut permit a' genuine Spanish .bull fight, to see whhb each had paid a dollar. In Tiedmont two negro .gamblers were kilted ami another mortally Wounded! Itr New York a boy raised r riot by throwing a base ball In a crowd of Da .goes, many shot* were fired hy them and tlie police ami four Italians wounded. Every Dago had a stilletto. Kish at Tybee would not bite. Yet America send* missionaries to the heat>*en abroad! THE FAIRFAX SCHOOL ENTER- TA+NAHJNT. The dinsing exercises of The .Graded School occurred at Young’s Hall on ♦Friday evetrlng Way 27, lilt. Tile cuitaln was drawn promptly at aighi jhirty o'clock and disclosed the entire *ch»of present kneeling and repeating Ithd •'Lords Prayer ” lu concert. Then followed a long ilkt of •ong*. recita tions, dialogues, tableaux and drill*,, The first piece was a song entitled ‘\Summerlliue’' which wa* beButifulli snug by the bcIiooI. The color scheirtr of reii, white and bine wa* tastefully carried out to perfection. The Hall was packed to. it* utmort capacity and crnwd*X^ere obllgeif to remain oiftiTde, »tamHng rooih wa* no! obtainahle. Tbd' neat sum af 431 4t wa* collected as admissiow fee. Each' ticket was sold for ten ccnt*.Xprfif. J. W. Swittenberg and Miss Annie M. Baser have been re-elected 4or the terhv ol 1904 PjGJi. * * NEW WAY TO SELL MEDICINE. J. C. Creech Give* Guarantee Bond With Ml-o-na, Nature’s Cure for Dyspepsia.. J C. Creech has made arrangements to sell Mi-o-na, the marvelous diges tion regulator ui a new and hitherto unheard of w-Ay, furnishing a guaran tee bond with ever> package^ TRADE WIARWW Design* Copyrights Ac. An rone •en.Unf a ikrteh snd deseripllnn n inldiljr aacertsln our opinion free whether *r nnlckljr aecertnln our opinion free wnemer »n lureutlon le probeblr petrnlsbleCooimanlcv tlonestrlctlrconOdeuiiRl. HAN0699K onCetenU. tent free, oldest egencf for recurips .. r.-itont* taken tbroueh Mumi i Co, reoelT* nerve, tntb* Scientific American. A Handsomely I1!n*trated weekly. I,er>rwtrtr- rillstlon of any erleni ftin tournnl. Term*, |S a year; four months, SL Sold by all newsdealer*. GUARANTEE BO!0>: In purcha*ing~a box of Mi-o- na, the purchaser is requested to have tills guarantee signed hy J. t’. Creech as his personal agreement to. refund iht>'money on return of emp ty box if Mi-o-na faiBPttifiHire dys pepsja and all stomach troubles. J. C. CnkKCH.- Wkboot Mask it Bu onto oUmt J. C. Creech will give the above bond with every 60c. box of Mj-o na die sell*. You rOu no risk in bdvlng Mi- ona. ^ , That every ohe may have faith in hAsut l»f rtraowgl* the * Cibcmro widow H r an honest bus- of a C’hlcagh,inaii for h |>opr wile * Chari* atjaisn for a lust dog. this scientific cure for dyspepsia, Mi- o-na isatdd under a positive guaran tee to. refund the money if It does not do all that I* claimed for It. Kveryoue who D troubled with dys pepsia, headache, distrea* after eating, dtxsy feeling or'lost 6f appetite or 'who in' th^is lo-lng weight and In a rundown con- er the dirion, should take the guarantee.bond •dvertlsemenu lo J. C, Creech and commence the use l^h oa at hi* rl'slr. 1 itfaiemberlrig thatthe treatment oo*U yAn nothing; uuier* it dues ail that u ciuiutcd Iwr it. COOKING (he .Seconil Jiidlciai Circuit, sohjei't to je rtAjj&aml. r*'g<tl«ji. , *t*ljff:he Deimv-^purty. rathi.Primary Ebn tVv)U,plS<l*hi^ »nv.- lor the State Seuale, 2 Barnwell, 8. C , Aprlt 19, 1981. I announce myself a candidate for reelectlon to 4,he Senat<\ and pledge myself to abide Ihe result of the pri- rnary eleetion and to,conform to all of the rule? of the Democratic Party. ftobt. Aldrich. Xn * ' • Barnwell, S, C., March 30, 1904. I announce'rayself j). candidate for Stit'te tjetjate. and pledge uivself to aoide the results of tjie DciiVot'Vaifc Primary* and to support tlie-uoinince* of that party, , Cleo. II. Bates. f -—: J - , . ■ » WUI ston^S. C , MarthjJO, l(Vtit. I re*t»«»ctyiillv , apnottnee mvself a candidate for the Sfatg fr«urj Bamwell County, subject to^tlie rule? and .rcgiilotloti* of the Democratic Primary filccti in. pledging myself to abide by tlie result and support the nciniuees of the party. W. C. Smith. for Clerk of Court. XTkwhtwell 8 c. April.26,19ol. r Respectfully apnfwwwm myselfjg caudldste for reehfctioH the olfica of,t3J%rk.of Court, *uhj*Hit tm-ttiP ndb> and regulations of the Democratic Prj., inary KlMutlon, pledging iny**dfrk9. ahiile hv Hie result and to *upi>ort the nominees of ihe party. W. GilmOre 8imms. Barnwell, S'. <)., March.22, 1904. I respeortollv *h|M‘niit*e mv*elf a cnniiiilate f#*r the oMce of Clerk 4*f Gtrurt,-subjed-to the rules ami regnla ; tfoiu* of Hie Dt Barnwell. 8 , March 19, 1 I re*|>ectfn|ly announce #y*«lf candhlaie for the oince of Coinniy 8 pervUoir. sub fee l to .the rule* ynd t'eg ' latlohs ol the D,e«|'H)rayio,prliHarr ei«W 1 tlon. and ple«4giv tp^seliiip jtWfK h.T fn*’ reso w and »upport the pomineea pi the party/' • . i—X t). .1., Zorn. " iitlUSoi: ' - v - tlon. pTetlgfng my*elf *n abide hr tjif lemocratlc primary He abide h ipsiilt and support the nominee* of the W. II. Dune ail. i For Hause of KepreseulaClyp*; Bunin eft'8. € , May 17, 1994- I respectfully announce mvsHf a candidate for llie Mouse of Represen tative*. subject tAthy rule*, and iegn- lations of the Deuii*craf4tf P.rluiary, Electioif, pledging myself to aBTde by the reatflt and to support-tihe nnminwa* of the party. J. E, Harley. App’eton.S C , May 2, 1!H>I.„ I respectftfHy Gnpotmc* myself a candidate for re.elect'bn to Jtlio House of Representative*, subject to the rqjrf and r*gu,l:ilions pf the Democratic prl-^ tnary eiectfno, pledging myself to abide l»y the rpsult and lo support the nomiucos of the party. ^ ' It,II. Walker, Dunbarton, S. C., April 307 1904. I rc*pcctfullv awuottJice myself a candidate for tlie Llouse of Represen- -snlijaut 4o tha n 'Ations of the Dcmocnatic primary election, pledging myself to abide by 'the result and to support the nominees of the party. \ f •/ M. A Turner. . JRackville, ?. C.. April 2G. 1901. ' * ?r • t - I respecffully announce myself a 'candidate for tlie llousa of Repr csenta- tives, subject lo the rule* aliiJ regula tion* of the Democratic Frjm.ary Elec tion, pledging myseif to- abide by the result and suppert the nominees of tlie party. ‘ ' - • ’ Ryan A. Gyles. Barnwell, S. C., April G. 1904. I respectfully announce mvself a candidate for the House of Reprusen tglivcs, subject'to She rtijp* Htid regu lations of tlie Demotraffc Primary Electlonnpieilging myseif to abide by tbe result and supjiort tbe nouiinces u of the party. ’ 8. A Hair. Ulmer, 8. C., April 4, I90I7 - f~ I respectfully announce myself a yarfHidate for tlie House of Represents lives, subject to fhe rule* ami regula tions of the*Dcmner primary elec tion. pledging myself to atrfdq* by tlie result and to support the nominees of the party. N. W. Wcekley. \. For A util lor. ' AVillision 8. G. April 2ath At the request of, friends froi^all part* of the conitty I feel it my rtufjr to again become a candidate for the onice of Avidlitir, subject to tlie rulci^aiul regulations of the Democratic Primary K'ection, pledging mvself to abi(|f by the results and support Hie nominees of the parly. . S. W. TroTti. Barnwell. S. C , March 2*3, li'TI. I respectfully .ajanounce myself a caudltlsfo for the offloe of County .Aud- itor,' siibj^ct pT.tbe rules ami rejjiiliX lions of the Democratic priniHry Hec- •,ion, pledging myself ro abide by the rcsuFtsnd to support the, nomiuces of the party. ' R. W. Riley. O. , 1 . ' ' f '"7 Blackville/S. C. Msrch J3.1901. I respectfully announce rqy*elf 1 c(iiidida»e for theoftice of ( otiri’y Ami itor, subject to Hie rue* and Jf-gula- lionsof tpe Democratic priina:.*^* lec tion, su't], pledge myself to abide by the results and support the nominees of the party. . ' B. J. HamuiMr Buddenyillc, S'. I' , March 7'h, IfiOl I respectfully shnounce (nyself a candidate for the office t*f Audi^>r, sub ject to fTTe.Tule* ami regulations of tlie Democratic-Primary Elecrtun, pledg ing in> self to abide.I>v tlie'iiestilts , J8. j0 f t Barnwell. s. O , March fa 1.904. jeslpecffplly.. a^niatHive *m> self ndida.te for rf**Jecth>»» to tbe ofllcq *whienk tq the ruhre-jrml regulations of the 1 )»mn«raf4e-pwdmwrv- clectlnjvpl, dghfg ,myself to abide, hr r>,f result.ami support the riomlnpM of WIHIstwi, 8. 4’., March !0. 1904 J ‘ ,,e ; , Jmvj: i respectfiBlv pApptipras.aK.vwtlf » ’ . B’jrnwfH, 8. C., March 21., I90f, t candidate for fliie f l JrwtepfswfolJr;, arumurve myself at pervisor. subject p>jhe. rphvj uq.d rfgu- L catulitlaie for Gyrnuer, subject to (hw lat ion* tif the Deinte tifth* PrfyolW c role*. and. rvg.nlai Mins. of the Uemo-, TeeHnn. Trtertg»n|f x«»yiw»/ r Jhbide.lty prlrn.irv .Hsw-'Wtw^ and pledge the rnsiilt and support tne nominee* of ^ir/tclf.lo Jthw4f ^ n*«"lrs and iup'- thc party. f. H. I. .ood, Jr. Barnwell, 8. U., March respectfully- WHUnu.nce myself, candidate perrlsor illations HI. ... ... . Election, pitrdging intysnlf to abHle.hy the lyaiilFamt support t3W utimluee* of the party. port the nmiilnvMrrfilbe.pirrMr,,;. t. Bit U*rd Halford. An’enflalc-; 8. March Jt, 1«M. J. B. uTorrt.*. glej^gy, mysirU.h* abide by the. result* ’.xntf AUppvM lkc»**fn«F'«rf jh** l*»»ly. Ulirt Con $ Wwmer. For ^ Barnwell, 8. C.. April iCth. T**** ,, I re*|>ectfnH,T announce mv*elf a cantlidaie for reeleciimi to the Sberiff's office, subject to the roles and regula tion* of the Democratic. Priuiarv El^Pr , tiou, pledging mysdlJlo ahldt^hy tbq ;. result and to support tbe noui.flrrew el tbe party. , . Frank II. Creech Allendale 8. C. April 45, 19h/ r I re*pt>ctfully announce mvself a candidate Hor tpiorHT of B*rtrwHI C-ouply, subject to the rule* and regn latlons of rhe Demi>cra»»c Primary Eleetlon.-plcdging myself to abide by the result and rupport the homii.ee* ol party.' . - \ ... H.C. Raysor. < M '. tV-o- -1 *•• . • . Dandy P. O., GvwrgeVUreek, 8, r. f ’ rr- . , .Match J/U. 1994, I respectfully annonuee .>ni*eH 'w aajp.didate tor the ofllce of Coroner, sub-, jeci fn tbe,riile« and r*-gnlation* u( the. Democratic ^rrtHpt-'y Election, pledgq lug mvyelf to abf»M by 'Cpfl' 1 anpport the uomiueet of rfjc <" Master la Equity. C.,; May 8, 1004. , apwjtunco niyveic a, Rar.Dwe.H. 8. ;altd support the nopTihees of the partv. — t r.- J.C.TDiVl. Kline, 8,U., 3d Marcl 1904. I respect fully atinounce., tnysHf a eiuidldate for the tillice of Auditor, tub ject to the rub-s ar.d regulations of tlie Democratic Primary Election ’ pledg Ing myself to abye by tlie result and support Hie nominee* of tlie par^y: N. F. Kirkland Jr. 4'or Magistrate. Hattieville, S. C., June 6, 1904. * J lespectfuliy candidate for tlie announct thVself a office of Magi-trate For County Treasurer. ^•Arppleton, 8. C., March 14, 1901. I respectfully announce .myself a candidate Tor tlie. ofVe 'ftf (hn Mod to U JUST AS GOOD Palmatina ■* ej*--. " ▼▼ nen-; Yoo QM* • Get. ON TIB MAILSitr - t The Wesson CwiMwr r» i i Treasurer, subject, to the rule* and reg- ulatloH* of the Democratic primary election, pledging myseif to abide by the result* and support the nominees of the party^ ■ J. B. Armstronjiv- Barnwell, S. C.. March I respecllully annoiuyeA mvseif a I'andidate for the ^offU-e of County Treasurer, wibi^Kotlie wtijes tfifid reg ulations of iw Democratic Arjmary lection, jpeaging myself; to abide* by and support the nutniiiecx ,, party. A. Bethune Pattersryi. {**. County Nupcrinfeuflent of Educa- (lost. . '' . _*Blackville.^S. C,, May 244b ; ttMG; " l respectfull^ aonqunce' my.kejT" a candltiate. for the'otTti^of,'*Coitqty So- nerWtemhrwt of Education, siibject to rt#rnles and regulations of tl.e Demo- oratic Primary Election, pledging my self to abide by the result and support the,nominee* of the pa’r’V. If elected 1 will spend the greater portion of mv time at piy oflLe in Barnwell while the public schools are session. - . 4 -G. N \A*kew. Barnwell, S. C., April luol. I respectfuTly anr.ouhce- ipyself a candidate for the office of County Sy. f perintendeht of Education, suliject id t,he rules and regtihrtrions of_ the-rpent- ocratic primary election, pJed'ghig my self to abide by the result and to utip- port the nominees of the party, IT. M.'ParKtigton. , / Olar, 8. C., R. F. D- No. 2. M’ch 2d, ’0f, I r'espectfiffly an Bounce myself a , caTnitctiVTe fnrtbc oflree-of - Go'hrtty bu- perintcudent of Education, subject in" the rules tpfid regulations ot the Demo cratic priuntry election, pledging my- seixio abide by tne result ahu support tbe uoiuinees of the party. W. N. Marcliant. Barnwell, 8. C^, March 2G, 1904. I respectfully arnonnee myself^a candltiate for the office of County Su perintendent of Education; subject lo the rules and reguiatitins of the Dem ocratic piltnary election;, pledging iny- *eir to abide by the resqlt anil to sup- iaees ot tliNj dock Town-hips, subject,the ruie« ami regulations of Hie Democratic Pri msrv Election, pledging uvyself ^ abide hy tli« result snd supp»*rt the nominee# of the party. X ' _ ~ T. 8. pc.ibar. Dunbarton, S. (' , June 6tl/, 1901. At the request of ninny f.lends 1 respeckfuHy aifmmhce my»elf a eandi- date for the. office of Magistrate at Dunbarton, subject to tlie rules and regulation* of the Democratic primary election, pledging mvself t«^ abide hy the result and to support tha nominees of tbe parry. » —!! , . II. P. Anderson. Morris, 8. C., May 81, 1904. I respectfully announce, myself a candidate for the office of Magistrate at Barnwell, subject to the rule* and regulations of the Democratic Pi Unary Election, ipiedging mvself lo pbtde by the result and support tlie notniiiccs of the party. : J —) ‘ ; G M Holly. • j. p • Blackvfll^ 8 C. AprilsG, IW4. I respectfully announcr*,myself a candidate.for the office of M| »isirate at BlaiicvHle, suliject to the’ rules aur^ \cgutHtion* ofthe Democratic Primaf v ‘ Kicctiorr,-pledging tnyseif to support the^nufliiuees of the party. s A. P. VVoodw Willlston 8. H April lattlfi904. I ropectfully annoutree myseif a candidate for reelectitwfjo tlie ofllc* of Magistrate at Wiltiston, subject to the ruleMHtid regulations of the Democratii Primary Election, piedginr^nn self to aiddeW the result and-t^Sport the npuiTiievS of the nartr^ , --- J - -| f J. IV JcIlAion-.» IlTuckvH!e, 8 C, Aifri! 1st, 1904. I rc*pe<;tfully announce mvself candidate lor the office of Magistrate at Btackvllle, subject to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic primary election, pledging invself to abide by IheTcsult and to support liie .uomitiees of the party, — - . • -t - _____ G. H. Hhoden " Black ville, 8\C. March STlOOI. ^ Sincerely tliankHTg't^ public for past confidence and snpj >rt and solici ting it* coiiHimartce 1 respectfully 1 — -.--—I ■! I M ly——sak# fur re- electi<-n a« Magistrate at Rlackville, subject to the rules and regnlntions of the Democratiu. Primary Election pledging myself to'i»blde l^y the result and support the nominees, el tha party, ^ VV. A;Gyles. port tbo bomi Uirt.' Mllletteville, 8. O., March'7, !9<H. I ‘respectfully announce, myself candidate for the office of Couiity Su perintendent of Education, subjet't to the rules and regulations of the Demo- -ratle primary election and pledge my self tp abide by the ; result* and sup port the notnincp* of the partv. 1 J. II. Laffilte. Barnwell, S. C., March 21, 199T. - ' c- j|V v I respectfully atuiotUMie myself a candidate for reelectlon to the office of Magistrate at Barnwell, s.uhject to tbe rule* and r.egulstlorls of the L>eiua^ ciertic Primary Election, pledging mv self.to abide by the result ami support ihe ttouHoees^pl the-paity G.4V. Moody, ± For Connty Sbp*?Ho’ Olar, 8, O.. R 7. D. No/2, April 9th, 1904, I' respectfully announce, niyself candidate for the ofllce of Uounty 811- pervlsof. subject to the rtmB* aiql regu lations of 'TGe “Ilenfoc/atTc prtniar-y.| — election, pledging mysejf. u* abide by * Monle, 8. C , March 29, 1904. I resppctfnllv anpounce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Barn well Gniint y, siibjeut to tne rule* and regulation* of the Ibunocratic Prl-; inary Election, pledging mvself (o jjpriptary abide by tbe result ami support the nomine;*of the party. ; W. T. AValker. I respectfully, . , candtdate for t^e s»<Si-ar w| M11sfef.ll*. K«r*Atv,.?*bJH,U*xn* .^iy!MR«W»L'#a4hf lations of a he IV imu-rs.ic priiawTjr ei«J- ribn, pledting mtself to . abltlgrby, Hig reriilt ami to support the nominee* of -he party': ' ' ■ • -■ >- '. N. G.V. Walker. r—'. ■ ■ — -o- --iiy*.«faihr»*4saMaw^-LPX* :. ; ' Barnwell, 8. C. t April 4>n 14 I respectfilTty tnvylf candidate for reelect ion b ttlW time# ot Master in Equity, sobje-t to the role* amt .regii)»ii"n* of tlie' l>emooralic election, pledging myself to. abide by the n'siily sod Vo support th# nominee* of tbe pat tv. ' ‘ II. L. (FRannoti. •r,x T- 1 Barnwell, S. CL, March 1, HkH. respectfully announce, qivself a carvdidute lor the office of Sherifh,♦sub ject to the rule* and regulation# of fY* Democratic Primary Elect Ion, pledg ing my *elf to abide by the result and support the nominee* id the partv. . -'—X - W. Minire. I Husband ^on’t seem ; So, in your .esiirnatlon, l f to cut much ice la thi4 world. ■faff* belter next. : y nle** you get viui 1 ?l cut none great ileal, alt In tit* n i - " V - • 11 if .1 - X % * ■v Mi -:0; Old Stand* Opposite Post Office. -: O T wish t^all.the attentioiVof mjf ch^oSbcih frieiuls, mid klic puljlio gpiK*)al?V, to :rtj well selected gootls, CDtisistingX^i CJkn- tltmEn’s, Youths aX:TVwtand Saminer Clothing, -of the latCst^dyles; Gkntli*^ men’s iShoes iihd JjO\v (^uartci^ohoes of the fol lowing popular brandsf Ring Quality;-Stetson and Crossett. LaI'lF^Yykoes and Slippers of the finest ma suel Ogfeyr La Fiance, OfeiF-Scl^ and.Kiippfndori and Dittman Lines-. mpletc and‘ C ean v,ji coni] line of Gent’s Furnishing Ya- X>'«ry^ GooM, White and’ Cotercd Vests, Trunks, Uses, Diy Goods and Groceries. Takirfg the ijiifility <>f ni); guxids into eonsidera- tiuji I am sati'sned tlHvt.y<>u wilt find iny priros rXasoimhle, Come ami see for yourself. I am s;vtijji(je(l tliat one visit will liaise you to.,b.e JLicga- laf “customer at my store. Yly. sond are with nih and will be glad tq serve ymt. I. St±11, Opposite Post Office, ■ s. cv BL.VCKVILLEr 7.. r &‘ ALL THE YEAH ROUHD Hill - top’- Stables BARNWELL, - • S. C. ' ’ . X > ' ‘ ' offer for Bale * 1 * . w .. . ^ x , Ttro Best liorses ana mule‘s v 'that Itve’, gaud judgment can select and ready money buy. IBilggies AN -^ TheBC, tpo^. are at at yonr sei^jec in vast viiriety at prices undeigiouiSd all competition. See them and prices unaergi will seek no further. and^ ' * 4 you resul^ and to supi>oit the numinec- ttie purty . J. f>. Baddei**.' ^ X - • ' r " ’id. 1 Fall fax S.T. A-jtll 4, 1d0|. Ah'’immense stock of all grades from th« CHOICEST TO TUE CliilA^EsTl'' fl^TSemitite If y(^ii peed anything from a up or down you CRii get It at jSrown prfeesV a Brow Bah here. 7- I respect full y announce myseif a -cijndblaie for the ofllce ^.County Su pervisor, subject to the f;n|es and regu lation*. of the Deipocratlo Primary Election, pleilglng myself to abide by tlie result and support the nominee* of tMhtMrty. X . •"- , _] Bt F. Thomas. Seiglingville. 8. C 'April 4, 1904. •*' . . * J -i " ' '1 I reitpgctfullv announce mvself a efnfildnte for reeledlo'.r.yi the ofllce of -j T "• ” — .. ,» County 8u|»e>Msor, aiiM^t to the rule* tre&tmthir&ft'cTbeloW pai- prices can satisfy, and regulation* qr_tbe pemoeratlc Prl- . 1 1 » ^ / mary Election, pledging myself to — --■■■ — ■— ‘ abldeby the result a hid support the Saddles for nil sizes and both sexes. Lap Holijes for nit purposes and people. Whips for slow and swift tea Whips'for slow and swift teams. ., Before buying anything in fhe above lines ctiWe'fo Headquarters *ud .y»t>rt , lf'be 1 pleased if good gocH^and nominee* of tbe party. Ov W. Barker. BXjftNWiELL S- e.