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arnwell Ppople. . HOLIES, Eilitarl Prop'r. They are making a lift iu f lha «aine« of probable CHndldau* 'or Uorornor In 1IKVI. Uuleti Tub I'koi t.k % extra near lighted they might an well Write the MAlrto of Mayor R. G. Kbett of Gliai lce- loiii^rge. Circuit JiKlgC hrltc^ard’^ llrst jn- dicial act wa« tire dlnniiiiiHl of IMftib't itfge t’urufll'a entHoinpt r|il« against •Jltor haiflele. If Ire Cohld haye di<* haed Ptjrnell ftom the hencli for all toeono* he would have done full *Uc6. There’s a whole lot of Irtfynb- loan robe wearers unrit to be even tratc*. - - .1—,— and The rnmorcomes from th«-Kft«t " Improbably tnie that the jH|>aricse , li^ve arranged to teach the (.'hitieae ‘-’hmy to w ago w ar, vVhen thiae half a billion yellow AFTER TilE rilII-OSOFUEK. Dkam Major: — : —'—^r SU MM Kit SCIIOOC. ■ ^ Not tee to the Teachers. I am sorry that you let the Long Branch I’hlloa'opher blnfT you into an ‘The County Summer Schtvvd wWl Lc apologetic tone for having in florea in HlackyHIe from June 2flfh th past tendered aonre advice to farmer*. July 27ih. It will be conducted hr Airhmg RH'th* rtrtt-roartr cuimntre'Tff' \v. It. Wot of Urn . Blacky I He haul kiln dried, mojldv bearte<|^c«»r.n Lcradfed jsclirtol ;md I’rof. N. M. hailey from the Wear to he sold by our mer-e yfi? tfUmberg Graded School ai co 4 - ehauU to farmers the editors should continue theli advice to the agrloultu ral sinners to repent mid reform, and when, as Riah Mas says, t^iey have in the Fall of the year to- ^ruu over-Into (icofgla to get away from our ration dealers’’th« fdltojrf ought to llnd pat their Gfcorglg^poft ofttee nddress and -fnrvynrd a marked i*b|»y of their county paper at the paragraph chrntilnling iheir lllght with the editorial yommerii, "this comus from not planting enough Com.” ) There are men in- Barnwell County- who have done nothing but farm since they were grown and who have always been short of corn and consequently have always been short of everything else. The editor* make no mistake In urging that cluss drfarmers to" gef wise aiol plant more corn. It is a mystery why these corn-shoit farmers don’t t ry tliKndvtco just onee, for a change, to sye luKy the new de- liartuie woulll wo| k. tjoHietlme when ,-lilah Mas hits a leisure hohr 1 would suggest to him that he figure hut how many horse* and moles Harve.tn deatTi fauiThalTv half a jftorll* begin their westward march the so-called Ghristian nations of Europe will find mighty interesting reading in thweampaigns of Genghis Kahn, Tam- wrlauc. . Jknd this Western worlll may Ire opened up by the Yankee* of the East. RIGHT THE WRONG. The enrollment in the college for (he session was greater than for any pre- 't vions eossion, being -17!*, and it could easily have been much greater if there had hcew accouimodatinus for the largo. S Umber (7I>I>) apply 1 ng lor admissl rn ^er SQ per cent o' the student could baye gltcuUcd any other college rl wfnthfophad not brought education within their reach. - ' Wys RifTangement fof holding Oft- tranmyexamiyatlons for all desiring to Wtuthrpp cpiloge at tire county court houses of the .Stale during the auumer Is being more and more apjire elated by the public ami Is serving mure surely each year to secure for the "' cortege thfl best prepared studcuu Tft ^th« State for college wm k. ^uniform regulations requiring aiMHu11eirts without exception to wear .> a nniforin.drfyato, secure economy and tw pruumre eganlffy ef opjmrtuwUy art* thoroogbly carried oiit, The Introduction of manual training f- Into tlKTCourseax'l study Mit-i f>ast year hat niaterlally sf I'englliem'd t lic cdllege. lu-both-lta norinal and industrial cliar- Mcter. The passage of Hie new scholarship act for Wlnthrop eoHcge at tlic"'la«t session of tire le. isla^ure, increasing the value of the scholarships from #11 . nnd free tuition to ifOd and free tnitron Watoneofthc n»o«t Important events for the college for the post school yea*. Many poor girls wi re unable to take Advantage of the old sdinlttrehips giv ing only $14 and free tuition, becauso of inability to raise the balance or tlm money required to at ten 1 ! college. Ln- der the lie w scholarship ricf, even the poorest girl will he able to attend. Wlnthrop college Is emphasizing s—butcher-training and industrial work In accordance with its charter. It is •trlyttig to give an education that will a> fit young women to’be gmrd tearhers, tiniclent, hroitd'yvlntiers, and gyac.ions an I va;Jablo hoiim-nukers.—ExtrSeti fromthe anuiial report of Frcsident L). B. Johnson of Hock Hill. In Barnwell C’mljjtji; -ho -nta-oy^-ea broiigTit ln and sidd f how many hush- el* of Augdsta meal are consumed, and the total outla^ 1 of''caab yearly that these items repreitmtt, which cash would all remain In tlieaiourity and he expended for newspapers, emthys, corn Hquor and other necessaries of our farmers would accept good eilitb 1 ' rial ad\ ice an.] pinirt a |i1"i.t v of (•ofii. Also, wlicn a whole lot of sufplua corn i« made then will foliow, as TTFe irlght folloiS’s day,.home cured meat, butter. egg*, chickens and otlier< 41 tiltry, and geueial privsperily will reign. After Kiaa Mas gives us tire iignr*-* above requested lor one year, tiitiiliply them by ten nod see what a change might bo- expected for Barnwell in a decade if all farmery, should' Vesolve to have lrey.ceXmih a plenty of corn In tlu-ir barns fiom one cvoj» to another, v.- Hi coiTetpslon, .Major, 1 will ask ti| thiuc^iny earthiyitsjfbUfdJu 1 ' a/farnier to be sh'iyt "tif corn vvliotv by' proper hhih principal*. XamuBOf assistants late*. will be giyew - 1-—- -— - -T..u , -1 - . - ^ , - - ■ _ nil ^. — .1 n»«l«lgfi ■ l«*l ■■ 11*1 I will |'(CAUl»SOF CANIMDATIJS Cojit’d.V fCAlU)^ OF (’A N HI HATES Coin'd, j rim soutiroR. 7 Barnw-vll, 8. C., April 2i;h. HRM. t; l respectfully announce mvsolf a candidate ford’ceieotion to Ihe ollice of Solicitor of tlie Scdotiyl Judicial Clr- 1 For Clerk of Ctirk. * B0('dwell S. C. April 1.*0l. respectfujljr^announce myself a candidate for leeleeUon to tlie ofhee. of Clerk of Conrt , *ubjet't to the rute* and regulations oi the lie nine rail c Prl marv Klectiott, pledging mvs-If. to culf, subject to the rules nnd Asgula^ abide l>v the ie«ult and to support the The people of ((lackvilla Urvc minlc every ‘preparation to enteH^in | lire Tc,w8tets aud those whQ aykMjd win be gl ven- r very "a Ue n tldml _ - Board mav he had in tho be»t private families for |10 per inoruh. - For further Information address the County .‘■qtperintettjh'nt of Baiolo-rg -Or-B.irnwcll C'qiiiity or either of the to' prlnidpii Is. , Piof. AVest w ill set as local mana- gett, A f,I, the teacher* of the .county are expected to attend the Mimmer School. W. H. Jone*, - Go. Sunt. Ed. ‘ 7 tions of tip* Deorocratic I’nmai'V Klmr- < t'oo. pledging mvsolf to abide bv the NOW IS TllK TfViE' TO LSK^Tn'- O.M4EI. thires calinli ami , prevents colds, no stomagii dosing, just hrea'tlie it. At this season of the year eaian hal Iron Hit's are verv prevaipit, and nearl y icrson Miflers to a certain e>t- rli Gat' prevented followetl. Hyomei Is ‘tictiially tirtr'resttlt of a ;i.*f..A$&Jds - anti can horVaSiiv 'the “prolfef treatihent is Is (Ntmtural vet tclcntlflc cum-for tho cold artTg' lp troubles that lead to catarrh, as Well, as a, positive 1 netfiod(ehtfhar 1 produce nil file burn Ire K§: r - ’Tub Pboclk is a friend to Winthroji flollege, not of the sort that anpioves *rrd applaud* without tlreu^lit or un- dentandiug, hut of the spirit that would criticise.that it may become even better than It is auii. tlrar would sug- osilu order that Us opportunity for hctlt and blessing «h<)ulvL>-b« a* broad as the MUte and high as a light , houses for its tuture civilisation and tfnUghtenmcnt. j To that end wc submit to President Johnson, through him to his.Board of Trustees and, if need be. eventually, to the General Assembly, those few yiig- JfeRloii*: • ' - That the capacity of the college be so , Increased that ho worthy applicant for MdmiSsion shall lie fnrned away for fftik of room, lo d» 4hl* jwlth- •ut overburdening tire State let every Btudent be required and odnslde’np! Iibnor bound to repay to tlie State af- Mr uomplction of coursc, out 0f' 11 rst Warnings, the actual and exact cost of th*«s*lsi«tm* given to easdf by the State, whether that assistance be an entire scholarship for a lull course 01- for smaller help for a shorter star. Let this ruin be made applicable to all BtkteGolleges. 2d. Lot the scholarships bestowed by the State be determined by the County Boards of Education, which shall take liltb consideration Hie opportunities had by each applicant, and which shall be-awarded to those having made the bsstcomparative progre-s. ->? ‘We bare given some thought to these proposithm? and believe them to be* rfjtbl Possibly they majf commend themselyesto President Johnson, lit* trustees and tlie candidate* for the oVneral Assembly. It will be lime for 11* to argue inTavor, of their adoption when they are heard from ns-g a lively. curtail his custninpry yreltl of cotUm y Riah Mas knows this to be so. VViiv, therefore, doe* lie not employ his facile rteti lo .strgiqg lris it-!low; fnrnn'rs 'nr adopt tills Course to prosperlly. raiirer than to suggest sr'ekliigrviiK'tuiuy ’’Ui' Georgia to get away horn our ration dealers.” Wlreri Riah Mas bceo’rtrtnv a nu mber of Jlic (.ieneralAs^embl v. as 1 hope lie will. I.e ought to introduce 11 liiiI similar to one that became a law during tlie Civil War. propqjtfoiitiig the n ere age of cotton to i.hat^oT corn, whereby a pleyity'of food stud's wore produced. If Kish Mas vvoro to dd that and the same were to become a law. in less than fno years' time tire lustre of hii fame as a law-giver would shine with ouch resplendence as to fcwler Moses a-back number by cotn- lutiisbn, I’bilocorn. •. . vV ‘ ^— q k he rnnfederBevVeterans have eap- tured I'/ilsIrville.'Tptm,, and are haying a great reunion there. Two bail's of new cotton welgliing over .VM pounmveaeli were receivedat Brownsville, 'J'cxas, on Saturday. By direction of the fyttstee* °f f)ow- ner InStitnte, Aiken coiiory, tiie libra rian burned the copy of l iicly Tom’s iy. \ Cabin that liod in tlie library. Candidates for State ofHeerw, Con- gress and Solicitor mCfct tile pledges witlilhe Stale Chairuiau before or on next Monday, or wait two years for the next ekkneo. Tire Tceent fionl sp<«H vV-as caused by storm* from the Gulf of Mexico, on cover th^ eastern pait of the State, the other lah West. The rain fail of the fn*t named measured 5 inches iynd dbj. far mure harm than good. TtTwbaisnmle air of Hyomei breathed through'the small pocket inhaler tlret coihe* with every-outtit is tilled with germ-killing aiiuAiealGi-giring qsiRli- tie.s ibat penetrate tO-Jhe mimitest air result and to support thc uomiin e* of the party. Sps- James E, Davis. ■ Barnwell, 8. C , April 4, IDOL - T respectfully Hnnonnee nivseif a caiididate hre the Pfttee of Solieitor of Gie Second .»ude.-ial Cireuit. subject to th* rules and regulaiioti* of :lre ll«mo- brntii: Primary F.lection, pledging my self to abide by tlie result and support tire noiniuce* of the party. , s G. M. Green. For the 'Slatb Scuale. Barnwell, S C . Apri 1 10, JoS- I larinouneo myseKj a candidate for feeleetiou to lire SOiiHtOf and pledge “myself hi abide the lesultXof tire }'i: mary election and to curl form to all of tlie rules of the Democratic Parly, Robt Aldrich. Barnwell, S, (’/, March .'>0, Id-d. I atinounpo myself a candidate for Slalo 8 ‘tiato,—ami [.Irilgn nn-Mjf fi^ anid’.*. Ilie results of the Democratic Prrmatkv* and toaupport the nbminees of tiwt party.' • v Geo. H- Bales. IVm'ston. S. C , March 20, 1904. ^ respectful)v announce fiiyse’f (r candplain for-the Srehr Hcnate- - frotic cells of- tli©^ brad, thrrtnt and lungs. It kills all catarrhal; geruip, frets tlie mucous tnembrane from pidsoooirs .mi crobes, and makes a perfect and com plete cure of catarrh. , ,1 The complete <!iittlt costs only |i,, w bile extra hot-ties of Hyomei can b'e procured for '§0e. J. (‘-. Creeefi sells Hyourei on the *“wi cure, no pay” pl-i.n, alfB-a»'44t r.efprpl thxmoUey if it faThr, to give perfect satisfactinp. Ton take no iisin'» Tlromwl tlie only treatment sold 11 ndffr a. guar antee of this natu'fa where I leading local druggist agree*_.t,o return the motrey B tire emttnretif'fwita to cure. I NOTICE OF FI NAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby giten ti*it,dn Fti- dav. the l.V.h dav of Jnly Ibui the on (lei sigiiedAvl!I die fTTs’ fiuiil .-H-cfurTmis Executor- of the estate of John J.. J(din*to’i, deceafcd. With (lie Judge of Probate for Barnwell County, and ap ply for Letters Dismlssory. r,“ ft. it. Johnaton, June 10th, 1001. Executor. TO BUILDEttS A NJX COIT.AC '4'OBS. The Trustees pt tha Healing Springs Graded School are teudv to receive bid> lor the erection of a sciiool bitliiUng. The building will have tliriHi rooms. Plan and Specifications in a y i'e seen «t J. i).. Wliittie's oflice at BlackviUc. The trustees propose to furnish mate rial to hand. Tiree6ntriH^jwiM.4iuJ’ef on the biiiliiing grounds Junelo, lb J, hmiI tinee niOath* wiii-TRmriowcd flit the emiTpietion of tire hnilrtiug.'*AH bids should be made !n writing t<» Rev. S. P. Hair, IV ha ley, S. C. ' WiBllirop Ciiii^e Sciiolarships and ; EPtiiBce EiafflinatioB, . Cae.ditlales mnst. lV preM v welt tq do to run In tlmChariestnn priinary. i'tre assessments am- .|.1Uf»~4or /Congress, Siieritf $S00, Clerk of Court i-atk'i. Coroner $1.»0, ^\udi.or, Treasurer. Solicitor. Master $iW, Supervisor $30, Superintendeut Education Legis lature $40. Tlie smaller cities and larger towns of tlijs State ale complaining about tlrelr Roarcity of good drinking wader. The’way fO escape thartronhl^ laNsy quitting giuwhre willnxpRluting.; Tim larger a-|i4aee tlmbgrttotlt* cttfnllflon* A lialf dozah iuealium .sized tow ns are preferAblo-to one overgrow n munici pal} tyx ',.,.’..1.', Columbia S. C. May 19th, 11*04. Jhr. O. Il. llolley, — - Morris, S. ('. Dear Sir Answering | „ yonr inquiry br (n ■whether under the statute, See, JoOs, Code of Law*, relating to appointment of tn«>;htrate» lu Barnwell Cumity__vlui magistrate lu order to lie appointed nluat be a tealdet.t of the place at which hl« oftlce U located I beg to that thU fa rtot required In the statute. The stilti)t4 IpjiWMy fixe* the locations at must have Ills IJglifnlng striiek tlie'hmisy of Jlr. IV. T. Leopold in Savannah h**^ week, running down r• cliimne)K-.iindIfr^ttcr* lug bricks through -tho- fitting rhdfiil, Mi s, I,<u>|»old—w-re severely ->4*oe4ve*P, but on recovering found That tiie electric disturbance had inslaiita ireously cured hi'r r.T a matte attack, which the not relieve. painful rheut doctocs coyld JENNY NEWS. Tire examination for fire award of vacant scholarsliijis in \\ intfir.op Cnl lege and for the admission of new stu (hiiits wjll he held at Ihe County Court IRnree on Fri i iv. JiTty Kill at g a. 111 Applii-ant* must not he'Icsji thari tif- tecn years of age. When stiioia; »hlpi arc vacated after July_y. tlicv will b« awarded to those making tlie highest average at tills examination. Scholarships are worth $!90 and free tuition. The next *esjion will op<'n Bcptemlrer bl, ifhri. For furtUef inlor* nration and caTaloguc address I'rcs. D. B. Johnson, / —j ~ - IfbektlliB, 8. 0. KEG rs Tft AT I ON -XOTICKt The-Rc^gisrrttfon Books will lie open In tire c.nirr Hmree on tire first MondaV (sale thty-L ln each inotith dm leg the year Bi,!J for tiie transaction of such busitu-ss a*s ts-required by 'uw. ~~ ■ '-W,-J. Baxley, G. 15 Dnnbnr, . Bocr«urjr. Cliuirman Picnics and llslv fries are almost daily oeeurrenees tiow. Since the recent rains crops are looking wnnderfully imp.ovcd in this liominnnjiy, • Capl. J. W. Jenny attended the New berry College Commencement last week. v, . MIxsvAjfaTtia BalTey,' w-bq has been attending the Fiilrfax Graded School, Is Iroirre for the SurOmer Vacation. Miss Rebecca Jcrinv. who recently graduated at Ml. Amo tia Female Sem inary. .V, C ^J^^at hwiiS^ and mbi-o charni'itig tli.-ui t ver Miss (Jphia li irricr, a very popular young lad v (*£ (bonc ird. N. C., is vis iting at tire hosjiilabie home of Mr. and vMr*. J- D. Jenny , . Misses Hallic and Ethel Miller,, two charming and alconiuli-lied young In dies of SalMmry, N. c., who travo been speipling^sOme time with Mlsse* Aifdie and ftehecca Jenn'v, left on Monda.y afternonn nrucli to the 1 egret - P.IEE, JR, Dentis?, VV'fl,LISTON, - - s. ( , Will work any where in the country by^peeial appointment. E V EK YT WNG-EO E RY BODY X - AT PEOPLES nlAftMA^Y. .Fresh Garden Seetl: some astonish- fngl y low prices on tieid.as well as gar* den seed. 1 hafq ttied and proved tlie.m good. Our com seed is the envy of our competitor*. Give The- I’eo» pie's I’jiarmaey a trial and be eoti- vlueed yoii can get iiettrer seed an i lre.-ipe*-th.-5^-;cii.7.where else; also it if bushels of TmilllpR eotton seed for sale. - The 4’eopls-*- Pint-rmre-v 4s a reitah- *to>o^tlietefoiy can undersell others a« ofBce, but under the Act his jurisdiction extend* throughout the outlro County, And no other qiiallllcations titan those required to bold other County offices Are reqiileed for this office. Jn .ordct to hold tire oRce ft i« only necessary the offiotf be a quatlrted voter of lour* fte*pei*tfully. “ rney General/. GT'*.. of thclyniany .'rieuds In this neighbor- InHHl^'Xy ^ SV. Nlohohty Annunl.S. S.- r reuic erv rhursday. June n, wa^avgrati I success- eredit stores mate the good otretenrers pay fOr-atHpss>a. Get out of .Uie olil rut, sate nlnn-y on inedioine and seed hy piitrouizing The People’s Phamiac Bsrnw-eli (‘onnrv, subject to tlio rntp and rpguirttf.otre of ^the -frtinoc.iatic I’ri.rnarv Electifn. pledging myself, to abide by tlm resuit and support Jiie noallnc.es of the partv. - ‘ ' W C Smith. For House of Representatives. Buiiwel!, SAC , May 17, HI'4 . - » s j - I respectfuljy auii'niitcc nivsell # a candid iGsfpr lire House of Represeti- tallves.-svti>je-t to lire rules antf'regrr- iiitious of the Liecmcrallc I'tiniMry PTleet ruu,’|i!c(iging myself.t-o abide Ti\-" the resul-t arid to support the «mnii:ec.s J. EilTarlcv. - 1 . Js'.;. ‘Appleton, S C.^ May j.'IDDL T revpecuu!ly H'Ht-.ouho-' myself (•aniildute for roVli’ctio.j to tire Hpu nominees of the p»m- W: Gilmore Siinms. sunn &'"Hx Barnwell, $. G., March iwil. 1 respei-tiully auiioniice 'riVvaelf k candidate tor tire (,tT1**e of Cic-k- i^f Court, sot'je.i-t ro the rules and reghla* thins of the Democratic jirima^y • tlJn. piedylog in.Vsell lo ulxidy bv (tie result and support the.nom-itioe* of tire puny. L W. H. Dune,hi (GAUDS OF CANDIDATES Conthl.* ,Ak-th For Audifoi*. VViliistmryi. C. Aqiril 2’)tli ],t?*4. li-ijiU’.iU—of fi iuni)*--fre*m--aU parts of (Ire county I leel it my dilhv (o again hi-eome a (.Mi-.didatc fur rite «ffU>-e of AiidlioV. Mibject to the' rules and vegnfatipns of tire Democratic Primaiy Election, pieiigieg nr, s, If to sJiHT® by the rckults’^pd support the neiiduees 0/ tbe pitl v. S. W Ti.Ali. Ila' h wellj S. CMarcli ‘22; 1901. I respectfuli-y aniioci-.te rfijself a e.iltdmiirtT for I tm n‘Hce nl Cmm! i -iV ud- Alor, subject to tbe rules aird rc-cuia- •ttions of ijie DcinOcrntio {inmary t lbc- titzj)* predgliij; myself tn.atnde by ilrei result aod tofciipjiort the iiominccf ,of the party. R> VV*r ftifrey. Bl.rehvjIlerS:C.. fJ:ircli 1',1^4 I re'peeffullv aunouni'e e'.ymlf ftor; subject.to ilie ru y* e.ni n 1 i..ire-oFtjie' I icuuicWif ic’ jiVli'ii-t rV -rich-' tjon. and pledge ni y.'*.il ,t<i,.i’,!.')<J.chy 'ih!' resu,its ami supitoft tiie. u-in.-mcvs 01 iiio pafty. • , s — TL J, llamtnet.- “ BciMeri yille. SelglingvUic, JJ. C., April 4, 1901.; . ■^ -ryapActlrifly announce''m self a- ecndldate for noieetion *0 the o-Diiim of Cdiuity S.upei \'i.-or. subject to tire rule* and regulations of the DtrhnbrHtleijTI- ■niary ion. pledging ‘to abide by tiie result and support Ure. nOnrtueea of the patty. u >>s v ^ O. \X. BarfcVrx • —x— tT r <r ,- -Barbwell, S'C , March 19,.HkJ4. , I respect fully announce myssfj. a -candidate for thevprfiec *>f Count^ .*-11 pm visor, sotijeio to tfio rules air/TegU- lathms ol llre.lHMoocraiic prii^Vr elec tion, and pledge my»eSi lo Mid*,*' tivahe resu w and support tbe noAnJtev* ol tlid party. BanAel), 8. G , Mirfch 1, 1904. ‘ I respectfully announce mvtelf a candidate for tire offi* - * **f Slrerilf, suh- jreet to 1 Ire "rules * ml regulation* of lh^ 4)riff'>crarie Prlmarv Election, pledg- wmF (hr«eif to abide' by the result and • f’puort the nominees of the party. ... - w. w. Moore.- '.As' Fur Coroner. \ D: J Z.rn. Williston, S. C,. M.lfv-h 1(», 1901. I fhirmvcD. r*. C , M^idh 2&, 1901. *» r^wei-iHBlTj (tnoonwe mi self' ft Ct « . ‘ J ‘ JL 1. ..’*7 'A*. , J|v . Ill • cait'fhlsie for M'ejeqlionAto the^offiefe 1 i.f Gv^trcn sulij-ef to 'lHe rqle* and regnlniiohs of tire Demeeraflc prlmarv ejecjlpn. pi dg'tig rii\self tfe' s iibM'e by I respcetfullv announce mvseif » CHiiilidaie fbr ilie <*i!:ce of Countv ^.sit- perviser. siihjei’tMo the roll lations of tiie" |ten;*>cr:Mf,c Primary *ft- betion, pledging mvself fo abide- li'v TlTrTm!Wt-'1l1HT'?K^|tiT't J t1^fi'BffiPuft-s‘"of' rife leau4t anil support the.npinlnee's of ilie* party ■'„v w ,4 r '• "Isaiah Nevils. .Barnvft?’., S. G : , March £! , 1904. *' , 1 HApeiTlfull.v annouhee niy*clf n and regu- eoimtlJif'.c.fiiN.'GrM'oner, snbj-ct to tlie rules and rcgnlRtlorre of the Demo- rr -iic, pri««wv e4eeiit»«, ami ptertgb ■A -tlie party 1 P. If..Load. Jr. B.D'iiwyll, S C.\March 8th, 1001/ res-pfuTfiiTly- f*)y*elf to abide. b-V thb rei>AlfS and sup- • *1... 11 *-*1 )*■ **5Ck’ v * ' - f ^ I Ar port tire nmnltiee/ o-redre'|.s 1 !t. ft.chard Hslhard. /jintiouripe -myself a eaudiiloie for tlie qljlce of (’oimfy Sti- nei'visi'i-, subject tot lie fnlcs and reg- niarions i>f tiro . pciwoei-qt iu iTUc.irir Eie<.t.io!i. i.Iedging nivseif to abide bv tire n suit ami support the nominees of the party. J. IL,Morris. T y I For Sheriff. ' . B irnw eTI. S v JC./^.\pril 20th, 1901. respectfulfy *.njrnoiince mv-elf n Handy P. O/, George’s Creek, S. C., c-T-- „ March iJlL im. -I respeetfoBy ancouneo mvself a Candidate JWr 1 eeiectioji to tlu; Siioi iir> Y^ico.-s-uRpa-t.--to Ilia esiii - air(> reguirr- tir.nimf lire Democratic IMmarv Klefc- fttTtld’fydciii'iiig in\.sell hi jihidw by tjre cniididare lor theoHfv-e of <’tipmy'^ffi^rTi/aitd't tlie nomihte* of The party. Fiank 41. Crecyli. ’emlule S. C. April la, 1fk>4. my B I uSrct'nlTv annonuc* myself a caiKli'lale for tire office of inlin.r. suli- jc«rt (o tjrtt rdie-ami regnkAHrr* of Yf;e Dc'mptmatic I’riinarv Elcct'oin. »leJ,r March 7’b DO!. elf • iiAvell .'Mijt/myself to hidde by tiie ic-u’y. and support i1h‘ niuniiic'. - of i're‘ j »ari v. Iveel. -i , I rmn-'.-HfuMy nniiounee candidata hVtp Sire: ii of ■t -dunty, *ul t.-uionsc- of El' V.I tun, liledgiug in\ -Gf to afi1*le by the uesult antfiqppojf titii:' inJnijuce# ol party. -p 11. G. Baylor. Moh’re.-S.'C., March 29. fff)4. > • '(•••I fiflTV a ' /..Bendale, S.'il, M^-ch 19. 1904. ‘ T - rpsqrect In My announce mvself a candidate for the office of Coroner, subject to fire role* and .regulation* tin* r>einoi'V < M.fjc primary electlot^-gvtil pledge fttyse.r to aiiide by tlie itsuiW and support the nominees of party. X • Clavt.on S Warner. -.uididaie lor.the olHWof (’oroner. *11 nntl rcgrthifions of the EicrtintrrTded g-‘ ing nivseif to abide bv tbe result and. support- tire nominees of cite partyv — ^ ' —— N. A. lliers. ' Mii.styr Id Fquilj- ' Bainwell. S. C-, May 9, ,1904. I respeetfuilv- announee myself a andidst-e for ti.o office td' Master in d7c¥^llre^^nW¥^gu''1 Equity, subject to the mles and regu-. '{Ue Drfdocri.t KS -Pri mar v I'.'h'tioire of the Demoerivtic prHn(iTy-re)ecs“ tion, preds'm'J'Mtf.self 1.0 abide by tire re-uit at id to support the nominee^ of theq-a i’ty. • ... r , N. G W . WLaik'er, rci Mi Kline, s.TC announce I V-spectfuify " i eai'idid ite J.er theofficeef Auditor of ke,;>r esenrath e*, sul>jep^t»i tire rij’ r s ! 1” * he bides and regu la; (••*.' ol ml rcgulaUoirearf-Xte. 1 U-mimi-qt ie pri mary I'lci'HiiU, .Apl abide'by tire, result iging -myself to and to support- tire ft! II. Walker, ■ Dunbarton, S. C.. April HO, TkH. /i respectfully announce myself n candidate for tlie llou-e of 15epresen- t»lives, subject to the ••uh'.**“iiii l regij- !hHons id' fire TH-inoeis'iic primary election, pledging nncclf to abide ii lurcii. ;«}}, ’ mvsij‘4 r. ah'; t h«i. Dcujueratis! Pom ary Kha-Uyu* p!e- ! g ing ‘mvsell ty abide by tlie le-an Tnpf; support tire iio;ni1i?ea,(,i ihe fuirry. »> . (innniinee myself a nuirni;/' tfty*‘;ff .» , I respectfully eaiididnie for the '.nrtiee of Slu'rin o! , c tlniitb;(o fur reelednui 10 the Ollu-e of BariiweibConi.t v, subject fo tfre r.ii!i-> j,Mailrxtu Lqui;y. xnlijn-U l(».^4ltc rulos and regulation* of the DcmoeraMc !'rl- 1 and regiflaii n* of tire | temneratio nuiry Election, pledging tuyself to-|. fnjma! yy.efeciion. ple»iging..,tnvsglLiit/ abide by tlie, result aifd ►ufipoit^fhaj «ind<; by tire re«ult BrUfitA- support, the iiyniiiiiv* oj tire', pa; ty. 1 ucminees of tire pvl t''. y-.- n V i - * ' \y. -p. Vvii.kca:. v - ii. L. O’Bannon. - For 31; I d ro«j)f N r tfiiUv uhbai ton, S. C ;J gi -Irafc. J une 1.*, IbO i. tho result atid to support the norniwAa*. announce mvself .a can l darr- for reblouUi.n to thy office of Magretrate at Dtmlnrtau.'- salijcet. tfi -I tbe ru!o* and regulations of tire Denio- of tire pany. cratty prltharv eiec.ti'*t>, ;v!ialgiiW| mj Black v ill' M. A. Turner. S, C.. Ai>rii 2d^:)ul / ~ 1 respeetfully shnoiirico myself a candidate n>r tire lious'.i of '{ep'ese.nta- tives, siilijecr. to tiie Tnles ruid regulu- tlons,of tire Democndic Biire iry Eb-c- kipn, pledging nvy se!/ to ,-abide by ibc result .andTuptita t'Uyc nomiirees of the I'lV ty, — ” ft van A. Giles. Barnwell,- S. (’. )4. 1 respeuifjHly x timidiir;ce mv«eif drdafe (01 a eaniicinfe lor tlte of J4 prC-en - tajiv'es, snijjcet to tire ttd-es and regu lation* of tlie 1 >eiuM-rati»j Piimary Blcctkm,'pledging qiraeif to abide by tire Te.Mill and siippoH lire nouiiaocs td-r D"nti irfen, sTjr ie.* Tr riVTriie rule- ar-d tire party. ‘ regiilalioii- ol'.lbe Dcnyu-iutic prirnar-, I S. A Hair, rimer, S. April 4,TfH}j. resiHM-tfully anuoispje ..myself a "entiiilele for tire Hoii*<*i«f Hepresefit.i lives, subje'.'t lo tire rules .anii rdguja- tions of tire Democratic primary elec tion. pledging nivsell to aUTde "ImF "fife resnU and to Mippurt . the lUjiniucea ol' the party, N. W, Week lev. I For County Ti-pavtirer. Appleton, S C., March 1 i, 1901. respectfuliy announce un s-lf a candidate for tho qflico r>f .County Treasurer, subject to the rules And reg- 11 lift ions of lire D.-nloeratic primary election. nb dglng mvself to- atude. hv lire results -niiil Niipporc ihe- of tire pulty._ _,~ nominees I. D. Armstrong. Barnwell, S. C., March 12. 1901. x I respeetfully auuoniie.e mvself -* cAndiilato for tire r-l!ie.c of f ounty; for the rdlico of Treasurer, snSject.to tbe rules and re r g u'atioiis of tire Democratic priiriary election, pledging-myscTf to gbidc by tire results and support the iiwminces pf-ihe.imriy. A. Betlfifti’e Pattervon. For County Saperlntentlenl of tduea- tlOB B’.ackvillc. S. Mav 2.1th/ I'.Hlll. I fvspecjl'tdiy announce myself a cnndiuaie fdr..tiie office of bounty Su- 4)0 tin tend qataf Education, subject to ‘the rules'-tmir^egiitn’lons cratic friftiary Election, plcdgiog mV- self to abide by the. result and support the nominees of tire 1 iw;y. If elected I will spend .the greater portion of my time,.at my nffi-.e in Bai‘>Kwell w liile tire self to abide by the results ami to sup- port the mnuincy* nfttie par'y. , * 4'. O. Brabham.A JL/j H: lUleville, s.' C., J uno r, I lespeotfnllv ludidittc for flic IDOL a-nnounet mvself ii 1 lilee of—Ma.ti-tralor o Four Able To vuspip, f-'f.j ct u» tire rnics ai d r,cgu!«ltoiis oi tire In ftro- cratic Primst t K e."iion. p'n’.ging iuv- self to abide l>v tluMn'- lilt IIRO t ) Slip 5»->rt tlie rumrireis o* tli»‘ pariy^ T’. S. Dat;h-:r.*~ Cth. I ' Donbt-'ton, S. ('.. Jum - At thy^request of many lespei-tfuB v uiii‘.>nnc-? my-ei-fda- >» Mil- date -for lire idliccLof Magistiiite ;(>: .Old^Stflgdf Opirositc Post Office. I whIi to (kill tlie atU-iltimb(Bistoincis and fricHtls, iiiitl lht‘ Dirlil+vJ/eiH'r«vlTv, It> hiv ami well sflpi'tcfl tuouixI.-:. -k < > iyo Yorn.^ A^t. ( SiiniiiKM'^ llotlii-H; «>! t!)V >4+r c-irei^tiiire of 'int iij:» n’s Sjirin Lit; s’, VIC M IOCS (» UjlN- aml Gknti.k- tUc lol- «r nr. eb-etion,'"pb-dgl'ig 1111 scM to abide by the t*e'snlt ami to sirppoi t tire tiouiilrec* of the piny.-* ’ . __ / - '/ II. P. Anderson. Morris, S. G., May :’.| I r><pei M'lillv aTTnannac itiv»,«|f eaiili iareTbf tliicofiice’iif Mag;-;rap- -re Bam weal, *ubj6»tt VjiU *"' 1 . ti.nl n-grrlalioiis of tire Dcii'ioeratreT'i,;:e. ry Ebs-rdou, lih-dging no *e'!f to a hide bv 4W a tire re* 11B aiiq stipp-oiK tii? -notiii lire pariy-. G M. 11 illy. men’s Sli.n s- ! ow (Juarlff lowittg populaf Immtks: ^ ' / . Kill!’(Hialily, Sielsoi! iin;l Crosselt. c 'lipj)t-is f‘i’ thcriuicst inakes, Ladies Shoes ami fjUCil Oiieeii Qaafitv. - Li Ffapg Drew-^Hiy and KiijpdoitaM Mhm lines.--- P.laekvllle S C. April 1(5, P,)i>l.- I respect fully annouuee my-eif a ear.diiffitc for the olliia 1 pf M ,,gi*t-rate jil BbickvTIe, msI jcet to tlie tllles rju! -rf'gttbrHwir* ffi 1 ir--.4 UmHu-rr'rc * V ' ” ivircifrfn; 1T5tiig*)i°g m> »o aam tr v mppoli tlie m'luint-vs ol tire party. —» — 'M- P. Woo-Jwvai ii. I canv ;i complete 1 onds. White ftiul ( FliriHsliiM'* 1 iTinl, \ a- N * wtiifdfotr h. e-^irrn I mpectfiilly * auiH.ui'-'.e jiiy-cil' .ii caftfildHte for n-e’iC'-fioii To Gre oMiiy- 01 Magistratc iit Williston, subjimi i 1 !Ip- n*ics arid regnlaiiqiis of Ih--4+r r m«icriilic JkwttiaTy F.iecfion. plTvTjfiug np seif ro abide by tiie result nuiT sujfpbit the XLVffiiiu^.s-0-i.xi, c-p -u 1 ,r line of (rent’ (»oodT, White a lid (olorcd Vests, v ILcs, Dn: (Ljarliimid (L'oeei'ies. TrikIjia-’ 1 lie Tjualify <Tf i-ify ”W(Ts int > considerr- r t•;111 I sail-slied that you ivili liml inv jfi-ices reasunalde. Come aid see for V0T1 iSe 1L I am -jfcHtisS.Wl 4hat one visit will tauie yon u? h^-a-jaiAVU- Inr enstomei' at rny store. ’My Sops Wit|r ni(‘ liidTo serve vow. J. V*' J.ihnso!'. 1994. st. Blaekvilig, S. 0 ,'Aprt 1 resfpfctjp'Uy Biinontree mysr!’- * -jrandidate far Hie fiffi'e.of Magistral ar.r BlackviWi*, subje,-; t(> the riiffis and regulations of Ore l>emnera+iu'priinary eiedion, p!f*ilgii!g'ni>>c!i* l<» n’ tyie by tlie result ami yy support the no;:,fni es ... ... \ (’. It. 'Rhoden. Blftykviiie, S. C-. Mufeh 24 1!\',4. in ses^ltm. * - G.^7 Askew. Bfu-nweil, S. C.. AprU 5,1’.ml. respectfuliy nnnouiice nt.ystlf a >1 respocllu.iy announce candidate 1 fm- the^aUlcd of^ftoiuiry. Su- perintenjiient of Eiiu< , ;*;i^ t i, stihj. 11 to tire roles and i‘(’giilatiu.lis of'^fc Dem- oeratlc primary election, pledging my self to abide by.the result and to noiiili»ces't*f tin* partv. ^ hi: Darlington. • |t k-. Olar, S,«C., ft. F. D No. 2. MV-h 2(5, ’04. I respectfnll.v^ announce r.Ty'olf $ dffidldaW: for the office of Coihuv S;i- SceretV>mianki 11 g tiie p-ub.l”; pas Vein, fiiku; c^fypd support jnrrt"" s Ua) announce niv«clf. a cam’diiate for ie- election a« Magiitrr*-te at Blsckyinc, suliject to- tire rules and regulation* of the IVmecratio Pr-tmary Election, pledging myself fo alddc by Uo- resuit and stipporl tlie nominee-ol th V; • W. X. ' par >3 Irsi in.every respect.''-An<xtsdle4jt a<i,lre->i wa/delivered by KeV. W. II. Greener’*' of Columbia. *lM*xx wu 1 tif Hal 1 4rj*iT W *>«-*ar r- — *-*- —• . ttt Tlivfltfrtr Vft XiTtr ft rat Saturday between Ulmer amd <hii- local team wa* not very int&njjKing, Our home team held their ow n *0 weti that the visiting club waa several iqores behind when the game wa* over. perintendent of KdiicHtlon. subject to e ruins amt regulaiions of the Demo- crnRc priuYa'ry election, pledging my self to abide by tbe respiti and support the rrwmiirees of the party. V. W. N. Marchant Barnweli. S, G , March 2(5, 1991. aspectJqBy^.-asBbuttce-juiyse+f * atft-fdr*fhe ofik-e of CTc.in’tv Su- Tradc Marks j SIGNS ^ DCSIQNB vf COPYRtQNTS AC. perRitcndent of jlie ruffis and be ratic p Om * ry-etec tIon, aelfjtp abide by rtra resui. jiortihe nominees of the party. SPECIAL NOTICE." !ng • skelrh »nd desrHntlon may In -our opinion fre« wliether aa- ' .Iitr iwtvnlnMa,. (‘oniftiUnlea. AH frtddln^Jkeliling school Claims. prnperljr approved by--tha CwHnty Bft* • pqrintendejii of EifHcatkm yrRl pie^ tjieip ffre payment; before or otr W. W. Hart. tor *nr-jrinKMt*nt». Mum^aECo. reontr txt > %zx. ■ Mi Bette yille, 3. <J : , March 7, 1904. i re*(>eetfully an non nee ■ mysjHf . a esodidai-e for. tire vdftee pf-Onroei; fbi- faprlmendent of E<1 ' to tbe'fftle* and regolafion* (tfWg l>emo- C Brimarj’ election and (ue^ge myr . hF. lhe resulU and sup- - jp»rnwe.!l, S.*C., March 21, LifiL I respectfully aiitKionge in ,'d!f a candidate fyr leeiection to tlie oftnc of Magistrate at Barnwell,-subject !« the fdleUMtnd regniaf-PTuTBr TffSriiraTiMTk (If' Dre DHiib- cratic Primary KLectioUv-plcdadnir my- seif to abide by the result and support the nominee* of the part v J.,- c. \v ; f -dv. or Coanly Snpervlsor aiur, S. G.i Pv. F. D. to. L, ^ April 9th, 19QJ. I reipiefrully 'annyunco ittysoTf a -caniHdatc for-lhe office wf- GoytrtV Hu- nnd will in X. ixi 1 TXT‘zxa..Eix>. Still, LgST Ol’FiC-^ IJLACX\ViLLI> -A- -9 - ■srer A*.- (HILL - TOP - STABLES. OTft‘1 sale X • - ... "-I .j Ifst al! iiuijiose lijprses aiul mules that live, good' judgment can scdect Bud ready moiu v buy. = - ASD rnm*4lg0m3immr-—■— — —rr * '— W agoixs. These,Tgo, afe nt aLy<iH!i'>service, in vast- vs Tin' riety and at pn6es ftndeigiomid.aB/coiniieutBtift. ' See theiD and you v, ill seek no further; HARNESS. Hp ■M pp ■I' . 1 HARNESS. vN - An immense stotek^of »H itnfaeS from tlm- CHOICEST TO THE CIIEaITAiT! "\ unit jj‘mcea .soUL" If you tveed a nyt hing from n Brown prices if Ediicatinn: subject to . l*»*rvi*or, fuhjcct tj> ihe julr* and regu- a Bj’OW Band Up Ol' doWM VOU'Cart ffCt'it fit oied^ioimJl electioitpledging mv..df to. by here. - . , 4 . V Sa resuH and to sup- 10 u.ejKoaiintc* Saddles for all slzes^aml hothTicxes. 1 . < Lap Bob^kior ail purposes aiul people, ‘Whips for slow and swift tcatntb’ Before buying anythin^ in the* above, lines come to ; of the party. • J. O. Sander*. /' •; r '' Faiif.-tx S. C. April i, 1904. f respectfuBv annonoi-B mvsolf a TT » ^ ' i - •- i~ , , .. i candidate for 1 h^ofti.m «.fjG^uiity 8u- ilcadquartei^uul you- II Im plesised it good ^odas and pcrvisor, siuijcct to the rwf«* treatment and below .par pj ices can satisfy. JUUvna of tlie .Demojriillc Primary j *•"*- 1 . flection, pledging wv*>|f to abide j*v 1 tlre-resu’t .Tad aupport tlrer uomiuees ojf 1 '7