The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 23, 1904, Image 2
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1 1 URUE^T. COUSiTY ClftCl’LATION.
^1. JPpUliBDAY, JUNK 28.11XH,
LOCAL HIrtTOttY.
ttRAOuiriiid'^AT 'Of Bknumt* r
D.i’virs, or fit* CiiVs bv 1904s
^Bajmweu. Nioh Scuoin..
J(Min Bnrnwvll eiim« to UiifoirnA Tn
1701, led bj love j»r edveuturo. He
wn* n (enit^binn ««f'T)uotin nod ..of lo-
nrotllf crtnlitAlonm Ajthbufl)
lie whu the orlginNl »cttler, Huniwel)
I'M
LvV
The hrljKlit Knight of the quill of tlif
' l ^BAhlbel-g Hereld nik« tflhe oplnloni
^ of thl* pilper tfe Ifemlerfdr loiivfcd t
Ah honest confession U /jned. for the
mul vye Mdltiit that ther ^ftim nj
’ dull «iid'‘h6evy as'leild, Init^Rlwhyn
'' loaded with jroqd laiciUion-Midd aome
* tluiee wliK poor pbwdcr.
& Y. The »4ar lifthe*JI»ut la eoetlrfjc
tuenae loH*e* of Hfe.and pr.'ikrty, un-
-toldmETBring bn land and 'tea, long
Uating and incnfable sotrowa Infhduay
»nda of hearts witboot dfeHldliig the
v smallest problehi of tight.
. And aa a Jegany, to giuciatlofia. un*
! born the Inihicrtiic defLt mirst rest, rob-
*t,{ng the poor of the fr'mU of^
•daily toll whHo tho richer hnldcfs •>(
'the bonds that fnortg*ge their laboa
fatten on tiro t>t«pd athl aufferings ol
’the living pawda ’upon the Chess
— - board of watv
i .A
TtlE CfeKAT AST Kit N Vv‘ A U.
It grows Intereating. Last week the
'"Jinsdan Vladlvhatook flset sllpbed out
‘t» sea and sank two mailing ships and
Hhree transports of the .fapHh#>.e, kill
■»ing or drowning a thousand of the y*d-
Uevauae of hls d outfdlie \v4a tViliililo
tn command the sreond Expedition
' which South Carolina sent out againat
ibefodiatr*.
When the force* of the colony wore
organized. Barnwell was made a col-
onel In them.
I n 1719, after the government of the
Lords Hroprletors had been overthrown
the subject of this preface was chosen
agent for 'the provinno and sent to
England to hoseech King George to
take the province under hi* ImmcdUfe
lifjrutert. but will have - to be bio re
‘oareful with theih. - •
t Port Arthur la reported all-rlglit, all
the ilainagcd Kusslan warships ’re
‘paired and ready for business.
tetter to<0. C. Preedt,
HarmcrU, 8. 0, <
T»ear Sir: Shuifert llardwaAl Co,
Tfickory, X V, bought l» bar load of
*l>alnt; afrer selling It a few mortth*,
•found out It nlcaW4»retl keven pints a
"gallon.” -
Ketiirned ft to fhe maker n»flcrt»4ftc.l
ouatouiery tyith what they bad io*;
dfgOjmehbrtniBaHtiYt.
Wliat do ybti Wiink of ji 'nhurt mcaa^
lire paint? I»oot you think It dmlf
w hite-wash? ffklf the paints are part
white-wash. ^
flo by tliw Oarnc; tSDAUjO lend-nnd-
•zinc. No wliiriug or cl»ry in that?; fufl;
measure besldits. A gallon Hovoe is
worth two of white-wr.str paint.
. — 4 Your* tr<ity, .
F, IV IiK’ f K A Col,
13 r f Now York-
h. T.eftion Bros, sell our paint.
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THE LAUliEK CANUIDATES.
Entries in the'State ami Cnn^ression-
* -«! ehtnpalgn* Ctfisod at noon Tmejilay,
evith forty-throe patriots asking; for the
support ol the dear peop*0.
Th?State otfidalt wire are buildi-
dates for rueleetion have no opposition
w ith tlia oile cxi cpliuu »{ Sev-relai v s»f
■j"—. 8t*Us Uantt, whu will havo to meaeuro
wa* named in honor of the Harp wo! I* i neronu nmnoj or ,A?*rpon*7
of Btaufbrl. doscendabts of the' pio- ^
. ofthe l'rjthary Eleotfon a«Q to support
Urjfhar/ Etebrfdn ami to suppost
"SoOn after cooiioK to Cardllca he be. j of the party,
eauu.Deputy Seeftntary of thn colonvL _ ,, .1. (). I atterroii ,
. Deputy Secrsjfary _ .
jDiwIng the war which took plai*«
Cmrol'.ita hbtween'England po .. .
hand and France uud«t!j>aln oiy % thd
other, and w'hlie,Mr. Barnwell was a
volunteer In 4Cfblimel KheU’s fleet, .he
carried the tiewe of the capture of the
?r»nojl at-Bewee Bay to Char,lea 'i'u wn -
* In S/l I Col. Barnwell aet pift with a
small body of tnjHt|a.aud#cV«ra^ hun
dred Indlanajeii an expetTltlou agaln*^
the Thscarofa’ liullafls of North tiard-t
llna. ne.defested them and they nr-;
treated Intothcl^fort,-where being.bq^
selged, hiev 'aootf aurterfdered. The
spot wAicru tiiwIndian fort atood la stttb
called " Fort Barnwell,” In honor of
Cot, Barnwell, Barnwell waa wpiuvded
in U)l« campaign. Tin aeoonnt of his
conduct he was-gcnerally oaUed *t.Tus-
caror^'*
low feMowa. The Japa haTO ten trens- 4..4.r^,ilMs result was skat-the pm vlncc
hecamo a crown entony.
The Legislature passed an Act
in
I'SAthat Orangeburg District sbould-
’ visJ
The Connfv Sntmner School will he
held in BlmjtfviHe from J o no 2bth to
July 27th. It will fie 'ctpidiicted by
Prof. W. |t. Wcat of the BlacltVilie
Graded School and Prof. N, M. Salley
ofAhe Bamberg Graded School as. co-
prindpaN. , J-
. Names of saslstants will Jjc given
later. " .
'1'he people of Blackvlllo have made
every preparation to entertain the
teacher* and those who attend will be
-Uw
Ander-mn. Clonicsmucii Legafc -of
' Die First. Joseoh ’f. Jobnaoii of the
J^ibxSWrt»»tl A.-FrLever of the Sotenth
■^TMirtrletrhave no (‘omin'titor*
Ju the other DUttlots the candidates
heeond—,1. O. Patterscw*. Gt Mpy-
Beld. L.J. Williams.., X ,
X Thlrd-D. Wyatt Aiken, i. H. Mo-
Calla.
Klf.h—D E. Finley, T. Y. Wlllinihs.
Slxih-J. V\ Hagsdale. J. K. Kller-
<>oe. \iT. F. Dargaii, James Norton.
, SI* oandidates are afief the one Matl-
road Com mlsaloiicrsbtp.
New Orleans factors think fliat the
bale of new Texas coUnn received orT
• the 17tb Inst, was grun n ftoin stirbble
;*>r volunteer cotton. La.rt year New
_-Orleans rccefvod lw Una bale on Au-
V gust loth, •
-flnngreaamrttr I*. H. fctcarWoTOUjfli of
Die BixfknHomlr Oaetdina District de
\ < «Unes to stand for reduction. Hw
- lieves he can do ftforo good and get
more good In dev«iIV>vlng Hurry, Cearn-
ty than tn helping 1'nclc~^wth ruii tho
’ •'^rhlp of «tgte. SfSy bis trtbb hicrihtse
Tho Hepubllcair Ctmvcntion will
wind up its work in Cbhiago loday bv
tflio renoujiuatioH of Thhotfore itoose-
re!t for President. The second place
on (Bo tloksit has gone begglbg, nobody
of ooitaoquep.ee l»c|iig hungry for it.
The Convent Ion ha« a larger sbal% of
Polor than usuid, soVcHty-Fr'o nogNoes
—t being delegates,
f , , Tjpt Demmu-aSic (Xnatsition will
meet at bt. Louis on July V-tb.
Bettor try and fail'than to faM to
irj.
■eg
be divided Into four counties: Lew
burg. Orange. Lexington and Wliiton,
the la^t named which comprised that
part of the farmer District of Orange'
burg lying between t,be BoMth-FidisM
and ’ tssranivaii »vas named
** Barn well "by.an Act passed by the
iiCgislHnirc Deceipberjilst, 17HS.
The first Court House In the county
w as built of log* at Patterson-* Old.
Mill. Trad if loir aava that a man hv
the name of Blackman^ getting ilnink.
one Mrglh suo! being a very powerful
fellow, turned tlifl Hnu«e nv«rX^|.iC | -VDiiA’ery ittt^t4ion-
Tu f«28( ?) Capfc. Jos. D. Allen gave
the sundial which stands near the
Court House to the town.- Several
year* ago it became necessary to put a
new'post unefer it, the old one having
decayed so badly.
When Barnwell became the County
fjeat, the Hist Court House wa* an old
two-etoiy hiiildliig in (he SoOTlIcrTi
part of this plaee. It was thetirsttwo
story house built In this county and
people came from the surrounding
country to see, It^. nianv predicting that
it would ho turned over by the lirst
hard wind. But -it ‘withstood fnany
stonn*,—until recently the present
ow ner luul it torn dow n, line may b«I
iiiterested to know thal tho na ; U used
in its ifonstruction were feivitl wrought
IronT.iUHi.
In February, 186.^ a wing of Sher
man's army camu through Barnwell-,
burning tW houses and devaatuting
the aimoutidlng country. At Saltke
| (CXBDAOF CANDID AT I
* —. m.— j
Coat’d.) CCA4FDB OF CANDIDATES
for miciw .
Barnwell, S. C., Aprlfioth. IDOL
J
< ~rr
For Clerk of Coart.
« For Coagreas. ■ u
: -'Wnwell, 8. C.. June SO. 1«0L •“
I respeclfirfiy an non pee invself a
candiduto tor UiaDimocfatjc houilua-
tlon for the ildnae .oXHepresei latIves, Ti ... . ..... . ^
of •Jlifi U,ff1ted,8tate|i-from the leuit, auldeqt to the rules ami re»ula< ahjije Uribe result iuidtw support the
Second .Diftflrt nl-tfafAh- ,=^arpTln’a7Xfohi ( wf the DeTnOoCratlc Pi tma w Klee- nominees of the p»rr v. f. .. . . ;
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reelecltinu to the ndiee of
8ollcit«V of the Mecoml Judicial CJi-
ir
is 41
te man
•. ■ :
Cellco gli^tr vjriue gety tOore,
pteasure dnt of Hie than siik clad
The wnraf bnre’O
with a gdeyance,
real
vice.
i ThfTa^i a wide dKFereiice between
glyihg for love and giving for praiao 1
Giving aavlco Ib ; a Voung untn wpo
Kirrleve i* llko giving bird seed to if
cat.
A- F FN E -OPPORTUN,1 ’EY FOR A
il MAdl.
Tho Mouth, Carolina College offers
scholarships in the Normal Depart
merit to two young men from each
county, Each scholaohip. b worth
*k> In money, besides r.eniission of $10
tuition.and-Sl.S matricqlatiop or "tym,'*
rt?. TliHmonby ^s at idle rate of 43 -si
month for eight montli*, to assttt lr.
inoetliig ili« nei}e*«arv living exoen»e*. . »
KxamIrr«Tb<n wtlt he ^»eJd FrldaX ^. m 1 ‘ , ' , V”’ rP r" U ' of
■Ir.ly 8th. before the County Hoard of f
Rducatioti. Applicants should be at
leaat IP years of ago. and preferably
tea.-hers. * Write 1’reslilent Ben|ami.n
Sloan, South Carolina College, -Colum
bia 8 C., for blank on which to apply:
■before Jiilv 8lh.. '^vT
bummer scii^or..
Notii-e to the Teacher*.
Board ipay ho Bad In tho best private
t ami lie*, lor #10 per mouth,, ,
For further Information address the
County Supdrliitcndeiit of Bamberg
or Barn wet! County or eitlicr of the
co principals. ,
Prof. West w 1H act as local niana-
..
--Af.fi the feaeffer* of the edmitv are
expected to attend the summer solieofr 1
W. H. Jones,
4\v
CmSupt. Ed
.p
t'- f
,1 •
ot w*si«>»u
T
l Mr
u.U
moo ftmatlil It U mhIO
ankeca were a Atek passing
d
. WuMAN’S MfSSION Alt V sfA-f El’Y.
Ar.lMul Meeting of the' Woman's
Foreign MD*lonajy Socle A' of the
Char lesion District' Sonth CarolW
Couferencs.
that the
through Mere.
During the Reconatrucfipn Period
the ( »n/rt House wa* moved ! lo Black-
ville. hut In 1977 the.-.present Court
House wa* built, and Bajruwell has re
mained tho Comity Seat since that
date.
The first edition of Thm BaknWkll
Peopi.* ap|>eared in 1877.
In |H.v) (Jape. J W. Woodward built
a railroad from Barnwell to Blackvllle.
The rails were tnade of Wood, and the
grading was done by refugee negroes.
Tho dm engfne nfn (Wef the rnrtd Wa*
caBed tHo ‘‘diOnts Mde” lu bonot ot
Cayt. Woodward’s elder thiMghter.
The rtomh Carolina •RitHroad bought it
out grid put down‘frou ralTsT When U
came into Col. Mike Brown's posses
sion the name wa* changed to the^
’•Carolina Midland.”
The Kory goes that when It wa* pro.
posed to brind the South Carolina Rail-
ruad a line was surveyed through
B’nfnw'ell, hut many—©? the old slave
owifbrs rdfjwetefl. The leading •dtlteii,
wbn’oWned a l^irgH nnmlx-r tIT Slaves,
lefnwfd to allow the ttneio go tlirorigh
hu pTanttffion, fearing ihat the train
would ! ll4lFKtS' young slaves and tur
key*. Thus it is that the tuaM iuu#
through Blnckyille.
The Barnwell Graded .School was
chartered bv an Act of the legislature
and approved by (<oy. J. P Richard
son on |)e<iember 23rd, J88tl, and a
building was erected Uru follo'wfng.
year, ‘
SPECIAL NOTICE. ^
All narll?a_ huldiug achnoL r»h
properly approved by the County Su-
perlntendeni of Education will please,
present r.li«un for payment before or on
tfte liriV day of July.
J. B. Anustrong,
4t. ^ County Treasurer.
Dunbarton, S. C.. April :>n, 1S(H..
I respectfully announce injself a
candfthrte for tbo Douse nT Jli'picsen-
tat.ives, subject to (lie '•iilvs and regu
lation* of the Democratic primary
election, idcdwi.tig jipjijjLJ11 11.- it \
aiov* rlie tv-nit imd to support the nominees
of the party. j
NOTICE OF FINAL 1M8C11 AUGE.
sNoilce is heroby given thn* nn e*«»-
d a v, I he }.'i:li dn werPJ'tTi'vH'Of the un
dersigned will lilo hi* fin .i ai omit i as
Executor of tho estate of ; .L«hn ,1.
Johnston, deceased.with ilie Judge of
Probate for Bari) well ConiityXand ap
ply lor Letters Dismissorl’.
» R..R. Johqaton,
— . ' Ekeuutor.
June Irith, IPOI. . —
StbohifshipS
EeTTance Euimnaios.
The evamlnatiori for the #ward of
vacanr scholarship* in Wlnfhyop Col
id for tbo admission »>? ne^ stn-
.. i. i * . ^ ;
lege an
teen year* of age. When Scholarship*
are vacated after Jtfly .'3', tlmv w ill l>«
awarded to those making the highest
average at this examination.
flciin|ar*hlj»* are worth fitof) nnd free
tuition. Tho. next *e***ion wHJ open
SeptefiVI»#2l.-1h*M.’ For ffirther inlor-
matimi tfrid car.alogue address
I'res. D. B, John son.
Rock IJ4U,*B. C.
JIEGfsrrtATlOX NOTICE. -
T!:c RegLl raUdit Book* w-UPbe-wpen
The annual meeting of tb«r WonfoP*
Foreign Missionary eiordeiy of the
Cliarleston 1 iistricp _wjis_l»tl)JUiJXH»e44re
McUrodlat churclr; Allendale,' Jkiic
Jflth to 12th IritG. Ttov. W. <’. Klrkliud,
trastor of the church, led the ojH'rilug
•levotlonal exercises I'ridty cVerring.
rr-atllug ancpotMnmeuthrg orr tlifl o-lrd
I'salm and oliering prayer.
Mr*. M.8. Pembeiton DNtrict Kec-
fftary. aasUtod by the cunfcr.’iico cor*
lesjamillng Secrctury, Mr*. J.’W. Hum
frert.’Conducted the mccilug. Ad-
shcase* of welcOiuJ were made by Jtev.
W. C. Kirkland ami Ml*rBailie Wil-
Hhm*. and the respoiiFpgiven by Mis.
Humbcrijn her usually bright, happy
manner. Mrs.■ Pmuhertnu then In a
few well chosen wordr expressed her
The Bank of Baorivell was/establish
ed in ItJSf.
Gn Dee-mi bet 4th, ISHS; the Leglda
tlirt) passed an Art proa lrlliiy mmioj-
for thvbhrlng of an artesian well and
tho erocUon • of a ptiblic building in
Barnwell. The w»dl wa* boicd in the
pui K, tim in Hire of onr ilttle town, (ij
iN'^ri, and In tho aanrc ycaF this opera
house was buMt. Th'U building wa*
Wmied in 1892, and the n«e wilfieh now
Ntar.div w as ereeted hi (he Fall of thfl
same year on the site of tho-old ore
THg, UgfBWbU <jyuniiH t one of our
greater ImlusUlqk, w a* built bjr {tain-
well men Bf Tf^H. and sold to the
Sputfeerh Cotton Oil Mill’ a (ilvf ydars
In the Court House on tire fi-rjit Monday
(sale day) In each month dining the
year ItkKl for tho transaction of such
bust neks ati is required by law.
W» J. Baxley,
T^XX" Chairman
G. B. Ihftto.tr;
' ■ :' ■.Secretary.'''
later.
■ Mi 1891 the Citizen’* Blink wa* c*
tablished, but weut out of bmriues* in a
lew years.
.• Iri the Carolina Midland Rail-,
road Company sold out to the South
ern,
The' Allafftlc Coast’ l.hte Railroad
Company completed a branch road
Irom’Floren.-o to Augusta in ISflir.
Tho enrbllment of the Barriwelf
Graded School increased so much In 14
year* that it became rteCMsOTy to erect
anollterMmilding. The pietont house
^vx«m>uIU In Barnwell now bn* a
achoH of w hich she may well be proud.
IK. ISO, HR Jit:,
I
WILLISTON, - - s. C,
W'ilf worVaitj.where in the count;y
^bystfeclf LailpolnitneBt.
•*<«jliglu at being with the kind'periftte
vd Allendale. SJUrday .morning apto ) |,'"|„ Hxri a flre^wfannoi’waa aiMed
(be atternoon were devotfld to hiOi-' to the Court House, in which are kept
Mbs*.
JftiiaMiragtog repost* were read,
<tru*se* maik* ami nutuy talks contaht-
Mig fBtliirar TuThVinallo.) and helpful
**"gJf«sMo«* wore given in regard to
carrying ou this noble work.
Sunday morning Her \V. C. Kirk
land preached the annuah misi“
eermou.- IDs text was Matt. 2$t
HHh verse. The mas* meeting"
children-Sunday afternoon
dveoaed by Mfl*." Pembm-tou amJ^Wf?.
Ilmubert, and was much enjoyed by
«*I4 present.
all records ami Important paper*
—The trity tsmtv ff!nTnti2.?’ , VeaTi~oTn7
as the oldest record* dafe back to 1787.
But, Is It a city’'Notwithstanding It-
great antlqqity it is still nortiYng mhre’
than a , «buntry village, having, at the
lA*t cen«I*. only 1329 tobahitanta. Jh-
.atead of Improving-U has rather gone
bvk.
To be a cily BiirnSvell ncb<r# tflany
things, among'w'hh-h are several thous
and people with money and pobple who’
are not bank ward about spending It frir
the good of tbo town. “Cast yoiir
everything For Everybody
AT PEOPLE’S PHARM ACY'.
Fresh (tanlen Seed ; some astonish-
TrigTy lofli prices mii Held a* well a* gar-
den sc^d. I have tried arid prayed
them gm/d. v O'.ircorn seeri is*the envy
(>,f our #m*f>etltoi‘*'. Give, The, Pen-
pic’s’ Pharmacy a trial sfod bo con-
vlnied you-enn get bettor seed and
chCapcTlian anywhere else; also lf4>
bushels of 1’hlllip*. cotton, seed tor sale.
The Peopled I’hnrnqtoy i* a 'cash,
•tore, therefore can undersell others as'
ct£»iUjBQJCtUUJiJllLti tlto gutal Itustf.tner*
pay for all losses. Get opt of tho old
rpt. saye monty on medicine and sec<j
by patrouizfng The People’s Pharmacy.
Pom, pledging myself ,n> abi/J«
the
. «X the
result (tudTuaujtport tho miniinees- of
the party. t. ,. . •• . .s. ;
James E Davis.
P/ornwefl.+L C., ApMl 4, 11)04. ..
■ I., ve.«pectfu4ly >*nno«hce mvself .a
candidate for.ihe ollice Solicitor of
the hecoml JudtslalfllhlWlti-snbjccA to
the rule*.and reaulaslon* of the Demo
cratic Primary Eleyctian, pMA'ug, my
self to abide hv^the result and support
the nominees of the party.
* v (». M. Green.
7¥
*Vor the THrite Henf.lc.
Barnwell,-8. C . April 1U. IQO 1 !. pafts ul.Uuj.co*uat.v I i*wl is toe ♦tutr to party
nonpeft myself U-xamlidat^Tof
reelect.ion to Ui-c Senate, and- pledge
myself to abide ihF result of. the pj i-
mary eto' tlpu snd to eouforiu to all of
the rules of the Demucrittlo Party.
Itobt Ardrich.
, Barnwell, S. 0., March 30, 1904.
I annonoce iiiysclf a egap
State Huiate, ami pledgo invself to
the .Democratic
Primaries and to support the nominee*’
eTTliatparty. <-
Oeo..IL Bates.
*• t
WIUMon, H. O , M29, 19ob
I! re,specif idly anpounue myself a
cnndidjte fpr )hd State Necate .from
Barnwell C’orir.tv. suhtccHo-ll!©..rule*
hii(T~ rT-gTTl;tTTbiis of tbe . Demoyratitv
Primary Rtoetiin. pledging myself to
abii|e by the result aud sui)port the
nomiac.es of tins party. j
. , ■ W. C. Smithr—
For Him sc of Ueprosentallvc*
ttariiwell.'S. C , May 17, IfF+4—-
I re^po-tfrilly sunonneo mVsell a
caitrlidate for the House of Itepresen-
tatlves, *ulii-*»,:t to the ruks and i.egii-
lnUons*of the Democratic Primary
Election, pledgjpg myvclf tu,abide by
tlio result alid to support tho nominees
of the party. ' ' :
. J. E liarifat-
Appleton, 8. C , May 2, 19Jl.
I respect fully announce myself a
candidate for reflection to tmt House
of Repre*eotMtivcs,'*ut>is(-t to the rnlf*
and regulations of the Dcmoenttlc pri
mary election, pledging myself to
abide by the result and to suppot t the
nominee* of the pat tv, 7
/ E. H. Walker,
naruWeil^; f-. April 20, 1901.
I r«sp«etfuily anmutnee myself a
candidate ~tor reelectinfi..to’the nlHce
pf Clerk «f Court, suhjwf, to the rules
and regulations of the Dmuocratjc Prl
maw Kwe.tiou. pledging. iiL.vs-df to
W. UBmoreBimm*.
Barnwell, 8. M;;rch 22, J9t>4.
I tespe. tl all v aiinouuuei myself a
i'Hudidate lor the otliec o( Ohu k of
OtMirt-, solijetu to the mtc* and rcgula-
tionjiM the Ikunnei-Htic primary elec
tive. pledgiog myself to addtlo hy thttl.JLli*5 party
result and sup|>ort the iwtnioees of tho
party.j ■ . . ' ;.'ii ! •
W. II.Duncan.
SeiglingvlRe.-St f’. f Aprt+^. i^ 1 *’
/( ARDS OF Dl DATES Cont’dvF
„ . ; - • 11;
. Barnweil, 8iC v March.!,.19^.,
ir s i re*p«’tfidfy awncmNce irivsetf %
..I rewpectfuUy aninainea nt«*” eamlidHrFfor the ofHefi nf Bherilf, „ rh .
csndldale for re<?le*tlo« t" v«ie* m-r tort*# rnle* and rCghfathui* of the
Cenuir 8u|.en rs<.r.eutto , ef »othr T''r* - |(clt|11 ,. rHr i,. Prlmarv Election, pledjt-
and regulations of the liemocraiio w t|iy4r |f to abide by t^e resftR imj“
mary KMmhm. pledging 1 to)**” support ihe nominees of the party. •
abide by the .es..H and suppo't «*-j U| ^ , W. W. Mn„ re ..
nominees of (he P Mr D’'
, , v ... For torqpej:., , ^
, Barn wcB. 8, f! , MarebJf8^190I.C
1 respectfullf ennown« 'hijself ^
eandl.Jste foF,*»c)H5tbto towhe nuic e
ni•L’obHWrJ JbhjJct-' Ur IBfl”rules an,|
regulath'risAif the-Deffrocftlflc tirlmary
election, pf dglng myself to abide by
O. IV B*i kf r.
• • . | * •- t ' ' *
Earnwyli. 8 V , JiI*rchJI».,WL
1 rtjapectfrfllV imMounce mv-ctf
camli.laie fur (be MUc- of ' rt *' 1 ' 1 l > . ,
pc visor. *..n|e*« to
Uiums ».l the FtofmcratU P ri ^'
turn, ami ,.lea/am»ysr.»‘»‘. -
resnlt*-end'Support U*c nomine
ut
For Auditor.
Wllilsion 8. C. April 25th IDOL
At the request of friends from all
again h^couwa candidate fur the ottice
of Auditor, subject to the tide* and
J regulations of the Democratic Primary
K'ection, plclging myself to abide by
the rbsIDta and suppoit the noniiiteesuf
tt>e putty.
. * S. VV Trotti.
^ 5 ’
Barnwell. 8, C , Marcn 22. 1904.
respectfully a r mini nee any self a
candidate for the oftice of CoenIy Aud-
ttor, subject to the n)le« and regula
tion* i.f the IfernocratJc primary ’elec
tion, pledging myself to abiiie Ivy’the
result and tu support Die nominees of
the party. a : . —
r R. W. Riley.
Blackviiie.S C. Marcl»'l5. imiJ-
I respectfully Honnuncc luyvelf a
candidate for theolilue ohConnty And
itor, subject to the rues and- Pegtila-
tlon* of the Democfarlp primary elec
tion, and pledge myself to atd«lc by the
result* and oUppuJt tho mucuicc* of
the party.
B. J. Hammer.
Buddenyille, S. March 7fh, Ikoi.
f respectfully annurfuce myself a
candidate fifr the nflivc of AnditorT sub
ject to tlie rules and regulHtiotis of the
•DeJitocratrc Prlmarv Elccllon., ph.l.;
ing-yyself to abide by tho r-esult* and
support the nominee^ of the party.
’ ■ JtT-
Wilji-ton, 8. G:, March l«».j
announce
-v.. , ! the re*ult and mppuft jjto tintnlnees of
D. J -KlVl!'; ihe patty- .,.
’ - - • ■ ^ 7~. <’ <. • t, Isaiah NeVtls.
myself * Barnwell, 8.C.. March 21, !»04.
Sn- ; | respevrtfulty-announoe thyself
perrtoor. subject-to the rales aiid fcg';*'
HTiomTof the Immn. radc Primary K | r( .|e*- »mi .regmaunn* ot t)»er i/ounw
hM-tion. triedgitig mvself to abide Ur ,|c primary rlectlon, and-pledge
tlie result and support tho nominees of my-olf to abide by the results ahd >UD .
“ ‘ Y Ifdn the nominee* of the. party. y.
I Toapcetlnllv
candiilate fofijlse "ilu-c of L<mu,n^-... ^
“ j
J
P. 11. Loud. Jr
Bach well. -S. (J., March 8th. l!K>L
J respect I idly announce mveclf «
cntididafu for the office of» Gotinlv Mi*
pervisor, subject to t be rules and reg-
riUUnu* of tbe Dcnmcrstic PiM'M'V
Election, pledging myself to abide b)
_Ure result und snpport ibatxomiiiees Oj.
— j ]{ MorrtiT -
M.‘ A. Turner.
i;iackv\lle, 8. (’.. April 20, l!H>i.
sx ** . • ... / r «
l respectfully ntmOUttcri myaelf
candimitc for the lliunyrof llcprysejita-
lives, subject to the Giles amtoregaifi*
thni» of t tic.I >chiocratio PrimaVy
’ •-edging my self to alTnle by
tlou, pledging ir.y s
rerrrt. anu snjTpi rt
party;' — /
Bran A. C vies.
BarttMcll, 8. (’., ApriHl. 1‘»U4.
-■%
i *'-•»
I respectfully annpiiuce .myself n
candidate tor the IB)use. <>,f Jtoprcscb
ralivts, subject t.»’t;>e ride# and regu
lation*"* fiT tbe ife'iHficriPlc Primary
KtoWItofipTijdjiing my>off to abide by
the result uiuktoUjifiwi'i th« mrininecs of
the parl^BT*—- s . ' r . -
—8.2k. Hair.
-f-lmer.S, C., April L t-fil.
I respectfully antiounce my self a,,
catldldate for the IRmae id Reprcsenta
lives, subject to tbe rules ami regnla-
tlonauf tpe Demm-ratlc’ primary elec
tion. i.ledgiag mvself p» abide hy the
dent* will be held At the Oorinty Cojirt rewtlt and to support' w''»u»Tubea'i)T
House on krl.fay, .fuly^tth. at"9*a. in. *
Applicant* ioust not.rie"t*i» than tlf-
tl*c party.
—JL W. Week lev.
' - * Kliner 8. r,. ;W March. llk)L
1 I' respectfully anuounJe myself* «
candidate for t tie office of Airditor, sub
jwt to the rotes and regntattun* of tbe
Demm/ratic Priiiiai v ElrctuOi, plcdg
ing Htyseff to abhhrliy the result and
auppqrtrtl^c noiiiiuee* ot ili«.|.Hitv
- N. F Kirkiarid Jr.
I
For .\higist rale.
Dnnh.-uton, 8. .^me. 15, PKi}. ,,
.respei-tfolly HniU'djiice unsclf a
candidate for I t‘clccfci.4i-lis the oilicc o|
>f a gist Kate, at Dtinhari|til- > Q.
fTic rules aod regu!ati%tis of tire Demo
cratic primary election, pledging my
self to abide by tb,b i< ; in’rlis thuFto Mtp-
port the noi^iiiecs ol rhts-usM'tyJ*'
.Yi. Uff Brabham.
,; vL.«'L
ic-jiccifullv 1 annumiC). imsclf a
candidate for the i-fliee ol YfngLxtoi-tt-
, '***'•’ '* ox n«hi|, < siihj-^vio
tlu rpn-v and re'gnhition* oi (he Dciuo-
crats,
self
port
I'rimaix E'icciboi. pvigiog my-
to abt'Ir hr jtni result and to ftip
the nmnljjjpep of the | nriy.
T. 8. Dunbar.
For t’oiinty Treasurer
Apideton, S. C., Maich Hc HHH.
I rcsj»ectfuily announce”iiTvsidf a
candidate for the olHcu of (’oniuv
Treasurer, subject to the rules and reg-
ulatlori* of (he Dcino<-rat.ic primary
election, plndging mvself to abide by
the result* aud support the nominees
( o( the party. ,;
I
J, B. Armstrongs
Barnwe|l, .>*■ ('■ .-khtri-h 42. 1 Poj/^
I respectfully announce mvself a
candid*f • f<M* the effice . of <.011111)
Treasurer, siihject to the ride* amj reg-
ntattons of ihe. Dcnincratic primary
electro it. pledging inysgjf to abide by
•the lesutf* a rid- iPpport the uozrtn^Cs
of the party. . * ^ y .
’"" A. Bothurte Patterson.
For County Snpfrintewdontcfl flace.-
: ^*7¥r»ekxUlery.'C..,Mav 21th, 1 no 1.
f respectfully announce mv-clf a regidajirms r>f.ih
caiidjuaTc for the office of .County ,s„. foTecr.mn, plmlgin
fierinteiKh*m of Editeat Ion, subject
the rules ami regitlaHoos of the Demo-
rfrnlic I’rhnary Election, pledging my
self to abide hy the result and wipport
th* nominees pi the jariy. . .
It elected I wjlT spend the greater
portloiiol my lime at my olh e in
Barnwell while the public schools are
in scskiofl.
, •» (1. X Askew.
/ BarnwcU, S. 0.. April 5, 1901.
myself
DnnhytbOn, S. June tfth. Lr.d.
At tbe.n-nue«t of nmiiy f/b-nd* I
respbctfnfTv niin.mn.ee in v-elf a c iiidL
dste for ihe .office xif Magi-ir ite hi
I'Mtiharton, suhjtct' to in# nile* noil
regulations of the Deinoi-ratic priiuarv
election, pledging mv-clf to abide hv
tbri-result and to mpport the nominee.
«f the party. - ^■—HIT
^ 11. 1*. Anderson.
.Morris, 8. C^May 31. V.inl.
I le-'py'rfiilly- a)itio(im-e myself a
caiidbf.in* for (.he office of Miq{iatMtcat
BaYriwVff, sribjvyt. tpj^ip Tati** * and
rcgnhition« of fheTiemocratlc Primary
Election, pledging m\«eH>o afii.le h\
the rcsjilt-and supl'ort the jiondnccs of
the pany. < 7" .-
G- jf- Hnlljf^—;
Blackvllle S C. AprilNl, 1904.
__ I respectfully ajttiQiTnco nn-rlf a
candidate for I In* office of.Magistrate al
Blackvdle, subject to fW rule* ami
legiilation* of the Demorra+Ic Prlnian
Kh’ction, pledginjr myself to nuppori
the noniincts of the party. —
— : .A. tV Vt on,(wkr,1
WiTIT.ron S. (I April 12th, 14X4+ -
I rci|M*ctfnlly atTimtMiee mv+elf a
candidate for reflection to-tiic oflic* ol
.Magrerrste nt Williston. aufRect to the
ruIom anil re^ylaUoijs.uflji- 1 »toinocratle- -
Prl in 11 ry Elect ion. pledging nn talil to
abide by tbe, result and rapport tin-
nominctaof the party.
% J. VV Johu*oix. v
(• , A prl 11st, IbJL
wnponncft" frtfse! { «
BlackviKe.S
, tp* piiclDtfIjfe
candlilate tor the nffbr/of Ma^iatrAn- st
JBiWkVlII*, sulqec; to tlie : yufc# - k’liil
he Democrgtfc p 1 fm-try
ring mv?e!f to abide In
|Iie lesiHt and to support the nomiiiffe*
of tho party,
■> C. 11 Rhoden.
Blackville, 8. O. Marckfj 1901.
Sincerely' thauking the piddle for
(•asi confidence am! Mipport And. soiici-
ting its continuance' I respectltilly
annmint'O my-<af
election
J r (■ For 8 Iter iff. .. •
Barnwell. S. C.. April 20th, HkH.
ctfrrllv announce tov-elf a
candidate fur leetection to the Sheriff *
office mihjcct to the ntles a'cl regida-
tWrtlM of t 1|«y4
lion, pledging myself to abide hy the
result and to suppoit the nominee* of
the party. ( • vI ,
-Frank H. Creech.
Allendale 8. Q April 13, 19i»l.
I respeotfn'.lyYntTinunro myself H -
carididate lor Sberift of B.-p-pwell
(’oniity. subject to thy nib < uml reg i
laiious of the Ileritocratlc I limsrv
iviection. pledging nt#-elf to abi.lc to
ihe resirlt ana support the noinii.ee* ol.
partv.
’ KT - IL G. Baysor;
MouiC, S. 0 , J4l arcli 2'J. 1904.
j respectfully annonnee mv-clf q
calldi-!.lie : <of tl.e
Ha
an
KlchaM <1. Halford.
Allendale, 8. C , March 1«, 1«)).
f re-pocMnllv announce mvself x
candidate tor the office of Goroner,
.obp-i-t to Ihe rule* and regnlailoiis of
tlie Democratic prlulkry electlmi. anM
pledge myself to abide hy the r»*n)r*
rfiTtl'5Hp|tori Hi* lfomiiii>es of thv party.
r.-.- Handy P. O., George’# Creek, 8.
March 7(4). 190*.
f‘ respectfully annnunen my-elf a .
candidate lor the oJRce'of Oomnar. sub
ject tn the rule* apd rcgnliitions of the
I)emo<*ratic4 > r'hiiajy Election, plcdg-
tug mvself to aWde hv the result aii?1
sup j lor (tire n o n 1 in ee* nf the party.
N, A. I Hers!
f-ffii-c i-f Sheriff m
Maaicr I« Equity.
Barnwell. 8. C., May 9, 19CH.
I res (met fully annonnee myself a
candidate for 1 he office of Master in
Kquitv,.subject to the ride* and regu
lation* of the Democratic primary elec
tion, pledging.ore self to abide by thn
j-csiiU aj>d to support the iitimiuee* of
the party. '
G. VV. Walker.
Barnwell, 8. O., April 9, 1901.
1 respcctfiiHy annouln-e mvself !s_
c*ii(tuia!w7or^eetccU-)5 , t5rtD« fSi*ce of
unwell Com.iv, subject 10 the rule.* Master ■” -qu'^. subject t«> the rnly*.
d rcgulqtinns..f .he Dc H ,ocr.-.;)cVri--and regulation* of the Democratic
marv I Vdi-V. plc.lging tmself tu primary clecthm. pledging myself m
•itd lo i>v the rr-siift amt support the ] »hi.to hv the result ancl to support fti*
nomine** of the pa.rtv. • I nominee* of the part v.
\V T Walker.
II. L. O* Ban non.
<)
At his Old Stand, Opposite
Dost Office-
-:D:
s-
W’HT tfv ctvil tTitftfltt ¥ i*n<Hil5r'inv. cu-siomcVs ami • ►
4r / -—; . , •
fYirmts, and tlic jitiltiic ^cncntllv, t<> mv lar^c ami
well st* 1 df tt-M 1 stock of .(iEN-. *
tlfmkx's, Yoftiis and (’niLi)itE\*8 Sprinm and
Summer C|;>tlun^, • <d‘ I !u* latest st vTos;. (iknti.i-:-
.mi;n*8 Sinus and Low V^aaricr bliocs (>t tTFe ibU
Inwin”-jhijuilai-l)i’anTL>1
, . Kiag Oualitv, Slcison and tfossett.
LadiEh ^Iktcs and SlijfjicrsDf tlie finest niakes,
THifdr as: — -. •
Oticcrtolitv, h Fnincc, Dicw-Sd^
iiiwl krippdoit and Ditiinan Lines.
I c.'tTi Y' a (*oin]VUd4’ Timv of (-rent's Fiipnishinm
(iootU, hitc and C'olort'd A^ests, Truiikff, Va-
lisc8. Dry (*oods ajid (ii'occI’ics.
Taking tho <|uality of my j^ooiIh into considom-
Liirii 1-411 ji TTiti^fidd thnt yrrn will find mv jtriccs
rcasonah'.o. Como and tree for
safisfied that one ,visit will lattsc Ykin to bo a rojvu-
80ns ;uo with me
lar cilfitoMTci’ at my stortN Mv
M . t . * V .
aiul will bo glad to serve y<>n -
-t. JF-q-r-xo-axL Still,
<)m^LTE IN^st Ofkh e,
?r
Bl^JvyTllk,
s. c.
EXPFRIEI
v ^‘
-Sunday evening Mis* Habann thldl-T bread'uptot therwawrs. and xfrfr iPriuy
fnga recited a beautiful po«» Utiya it will retm'n lerrfold.*»
•»
“r*tch Work.” Mra. Hum
gave « most• Interesting a
-“Our Work in-the* Diffe^b
Field*,” closing with uu vw#w*t ev
hurtaUoii for rvimwcd /eki Htul ii>
creared faltlriulnea* amou^MIr- work-
iflloioeii ' -. ■ I v
!rt*f thank* and
ked-«tr«H whtto^tad con
i' the tleHghtfal occiislnn 'and
Patents
| State Treasurer Jennings waf In'
New Ybrk last wiek to botrow- nmhey
to ruakhe gflvertiment machine ubnl
this year's Lax^s >ouie 1 n. Ho had ai-
rcady boi rowed ♦20t>,tmb‘froup State
bAPkera’awl wf1J need mOO/XX)’ntorri.'
/I’h# Hf^Eglvfng'farmkr 1* the same sort
0/ tUa-n-u r a* the Ktato with- better
exduae fpr W* meiJBnkv*
UmMij
mm
ascMtsli.
illon Uprobi
t7£^%SSSt
Tnaoc Maiws (
Dcbiarw .
CoetmoMra Ac. v
tfllBraadwar, I
! rcspcctfuliy anmmnce tnyscir a,
caiiilidatc r(»r Ike office of County Sn^
trerintendont uf Education, subject to
the rule* aud regulations of the, l>em
miratic primary eleettnn, jitodgillg my-
jself to abide by the resuit and lovsup-
jiori tho nominee* of.^ihe partv,
B. il. Ltariingtop.
(Bar, 8. d;, R. F li No. 2, MVh 24.”’OT.
.. I lesiwytfully annoim'c’o. myrelf a
candidate/or the nlUue of County 8u-
perlrdcmlcot of Kducatipav_aukjeei t»i
thl^Ttile* and regulatioiu ol the "Demo
cratic prliiuvry election, |dcdgi:ig my-
sclf to abide by the result ana tmpport
Uja nomiucea of the (Nyrtv. .. . - "™ 7
. -V W. N. March ant.*
Bariuyelf.S. C , March 20, IlioL
I .respectfully arnounce mvM,-|f .*
candidato for tlie office! or County 8n
perintendent of ” ‘
tlie rufya arid .
ocfatii; primary
self to nblffe hy tha result and to” aup-
port the nominees of the partv. , , ,
W. W. Mart.
a ciiiiqWHle for in
i'* Miigisi rate lit BlackvillA
subject jo H10 riilcsTtnff; ’ re/nTatloiTs
-OfThc..Demorratiy Fiiiinir^. Lh.-ci.loi),
pledging myre-lf to ahbLe hy ifietresult
arid support tho nominee' of tin party.
* W. A. Gyles.
Barnwell, S. C., March 2!, ihffl.
« I respectfully announce ,ri>V*i‘If «
candidate for reclcctinnjolte (dltce of'
Maglrtratont Barnwcfl, subject to the
rule* ami rcguhitiotis of the Itomo-
iTHtb- Primary EIccFion,"pledging my,-*
self lu abide hy ihr fesiili apd 'anppoi s
the nominee* of yhe partv
4 C. W.
A-
-r —*
f'or (’onntj Supersi*or.
1 '■>»•*!»
Olar, 8. C.. It. F. D, No. 2,
April 9th, .1901, ...
.1 respcrtfnlly announce myeelf u,
candidate for the office of County Sito 1
subject to the rule* and regn-
regulnilonsof ihe Dem- ito.,Mu railc. p.lma.y
•y cleotbm pledging my- cieclion^dodgmg nryaclf to aikto .by
.. .1 ... . .. . . * * tbe reauU aiul to support the nominees
ALL THE YEAR ROUND
_XiHILL-TOP - STABLES.^
d>l8ARNWELL, - - S. C. toxT
offer for sale.
1 [iT IIest al!pur|)ose liorses aiul ItUiIl-^ that live, frood"
judgiHCHt can ffvluT’t afifFready moheV bnv.‘ v ' ‘ *
1.,**
AND
^/Tliese, tyo, are al at your sol-vice in vast wj-iety and,
at^ju t k^8jnukM ^rouiul all eoinprtTfiaii, Sce tlfeni and you
fnitbcii
/; '#-•
HARNESS.
■W&Ok
.MrZ
HARNESS.
jBiniense stock of all grades fj om the^
yioioKsT to -i^ui: citidApiisTf
z pieces sold. ^ from'
a B;o\v Band up or down you can get it at Brown prices
here.T .
v ; SadtlleK for ul{,8izeij;ahd both scxeir t,.
I ^l*sp»Kol)e8 lor nil jt^rposes and people;
^ .. i, . fg 2 ,
... Bcfor.ii buying anything.in tJie ft1301
II end (garters a nd you’ ^ |h» pteaeedif good gbo<l*
tieatinent and below imr niices can satisfvi
the reauU him] to aupimrt thil nominee*
t^ the tmrty. r . ^ .
J. 0. Senders.
yiH*ttejj»c,8. C„ Marcli 7^ JftOjJ, ^ I
JL r,?li/Jpu iicc my self a
candidato-forjlrip offlcn of CAiintw.^lu r
■Sir
-rWy- ,
perlnjendeiil of. EjtluoHlJoq, subject to
tlie rqle# A"<T .regillntious of iho Demo
cratic primaryeleoLou juid pledge my-
self io abide hy |ile rotnlt* and sup
port the nominee* of the partv.
<. IL LhIHuc.
s » . !*
. ,.1 Fairfax S. C. April -4, 1904,
i I respectfully announce myself r
cinitHdate for iho.office i.f <Monty 8tj-
'pen lirir, »uhject to.ihu rules and regu
I»1‘
I
latKjiub of the > OemojrHtlu Pjdiuarjr-
Ktociiot^ ptfilgli\g ID) #cif to.,»Jihle by
the result mid support Hie nomiueesof
pnr prices can satisfy. _
tr v