The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 30, 1904, Image 2
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JHO. W. MWl Editor i Fitip’r,
EARNEST COUXTT CIRCtLATIl&X.
THURSDAY, JUNE SO, 1004
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The mod /remarkublo conVeTUhir of
T-
*#tion, “underthe lre» , » 1 ”nt Jackson,
Michigat), July Oth, 1SA1, w a» that lichl
In.t wo< ; k. lu t'hlfago. It* ramf.rka-
hlllty eotulx^od In ilia feat that-evory-
•thlng from the vary.pu not nation of flic
pl«tform__io the perfoTiMlUy .of the
nominees was cut ami dried Ihefore.
iini<<] and un:ttiiiiiousl>vi.taallojwed hy
Ihc delegates gathered there Ironi
the States, territories, provinces and.,
island j)o.«c«»»i >fis of UnrtrT^mir ^Ttt
tmetre.sof iu harmony sliows that the
masses of the misgnldad hayc no voice,
except to echo the doerows of tlto nut*
tter minds.
Tt» Governor Heywardt
x . •. .^'hat you
are
making a very clever Governor, both In
the American and English meaning*
of the adjective, U evidenced hy the
fact, gratifying to you and aatlslylng
to the public, that yon are a crftVfRclale
for reelecrloti ivltbout even a whisper
of opposition or erirfeiam. Ttie rcOord
the primary nor the political Who d*
aeem to understand or care for tye
derlyailon or meaning of that one
word^which Is the corner stono of all
’.] prospei Ity—Economy—and nobody to
o*r$-4u again discover the philosopher’*
slpne tie*T;rib*d l>y John Randolph to
bfljhe four words “Ihtv aayou go.
1
EUR 80UCTT0R.
BarnwJI, 8. C., April 25th. 1WM,
respectfully annourco invseif a
Think of these things, tlnrenu.r. ««^ C(in( . lrfH , fe . ffir ,.4t^| on t0 rhl . , lftIce ftf
vtnen von come to ttarnwcil on
(CARDS OK CANplDATER Cont’J.)
V-
Clerk of Cottrt.
Barnwell 8. C. AprilVh, 1WH.'
respectfully aiinonnee myself
I O./ #
(CARDS OF CANDIDATES ConCtt.)
Seiglingvllle. S.O., April 4, iOW.
Hjif! t%) over*i'« th« m*.\t
. ^ , i^UInture mt»r« or
til, Re|>Bbllc»n |)HrlT. .Into tW lo’bron^t P* 1 * Y , |)'iu''(I
g ^ rr TVr t)»miMl'lll<nti>a<(ftlv«)-. I.. ,..nr 1 lour iiitnii.
, . k .. < ihdicilor Of the Second JustlcfHl CV
palgnrta.t either admit your eon version. ,. llU | , f0 „ ie rH)e , rt . xuh
lions of tlie'ftrtnocraUc Kiiteary Khc*
I respectnuiv aunotmee nivseif a
camUililu
<if
and
i mary , . ^
ufi- abide by ttie re»ult an 4 to support tlie
'l rea|>ectfnlly announce, in*; •elf"
cAo<li<l!»,ie for reelect loll to the ofITce 0 ; f
County feuperyt»or,ipihj**vTU>’the roles
(CATtriiS OF CANDiriA'rKS Cont’d:)
HiifJJilAfii) /of to Mie ! . in< | ro'jruiatlons of i*ie hornfM-rallc Tri- .Dcriiocr^tlii 1 nniPify **lectin
f Olerk of Court *uhj‘'cr tJv- stlte rules ! ,|, Hr ., y;i^cribn plertyiug mvseU «u*. Idlt-in.\ «clf to abide by. the r
nd regulations of the DeiiioeratieTri j ,.bide by the TesuR^and Vtipporf TOedstRiiftrt'iroe ooininee* of Hie J
•y v Efoction, pledging inyacW to poiiilneea <rf. fhc party,. ». ' i4 VC;
Barnwell^ S,6., March 1, 19(V4.
I i respectfully, ,|intU>VQjM mvself g
-ttanilidaie toV th«.otHce.of Stherili;. auV
■J«:t to the rules ^nd| i«gnlatjf^n* JTf~th6
Dcmocratid I’rlmatv Election, plcda-
resiUt and
lid lice* of the part]^
-
The cotTventiun ha 1 a frosty begin
ning hut managed to work its mem-
Trers Into hypnotized and hysterical en
thusiasm. This transformation^ in
-feeling was duo largely to the man
nerisms of its presiding ofltcer, the
•buncombe oratory of the pie counter
politicians and the flag waving of a
Georgia picaninny with long curling
ill air.
headed looking tea^t yoked to pull a
patent medicine platform a'nd will ditch
•the Whole busine.es If the Democrats
•eltyt the right ox driwer.
cafo tlie tnnrsTtlon fi‘«»in the -control of
a great lire pUlltAtiou where yoursiib-
iecta were ae*const negro-'s apd Ken
tucky mules to the f%4ef *Msgl*tracyof
a Btild numbering J'* It* citizenship
every das* from the ndllionaiic and
scholar tcT the tnuoiuddner and blind
tiger recalls the case yf Ciflclhmtus
suminoiied frofir lire jihjw handle to
supreme power over his follow*.
Tit at you have done well is attested
4»y i4urgiwo>.f*d guui wiU.t.f ysmr coo- 1
sliiueiUs;<hat you wilTdo cvep better
In tlie/iiture Is no doubt, tluT core of
your ambition, the generoua expecta-
UaU-sif-yjiU rlrienfli
To that einf l’iiK J’Kori.V: t^buld talk
to yon heart to lieart and in the open.
In youc; surrounding*-,4herc may .be
none to suggest aineo.’merTt to Hie liu>
plcturi you are making, and fbatnrti
what this payer shall say may be Uko
Hie voice of one crying in the wilder-
nr.aayreeelving• • no viiconJIng and de
siring wo applause. It may come to you
as Hie utterance of the servant charged
to say daily to a potentate of the olden
lime: “You are mortalT/:
in your initial address to the people
of iho Mate last week you cummeutc.d
'Rooseve’rtaml + mvbftuk* are ^ boli }aipua^lJiQ_ iLbanciaJ xmuilltrin. nf the.
St.nte, stating that it had bcen-riece-sary
dt was General Grauty wo believe,
•who once said that the Democratic
party could always he counted on to do
the wrong thing at the crucial moment,
and there was some truth in his judg
ment. „
But the TtopuhlU'Tuuparty is not what
4 I» was iu Grant’s time, for w hile it his
grown older It Iih* Wsxcd In wk-Wed—’
jieaa.and lost in good sense. • ..
The Chicago convention alipped up
oompleiely hi putHiig in its platform Ji
pTauk pldargiiig the party to another
attempt at the reconstruction of Hie
rSouth. That one aeatcrue has done
more to reunite Hie Demotracydhan all^
the efforts of ail Its leaders to close up
the ranks and forgot past differences.
^The 800th vrttt be wtrHT.'tr ojiposttlon
puce more, and a great many good peo
ple of different latitude and political
faith will join in putting a forever end
to this mischievous inter meddling
with something they do not under
stand and .have -hutched every’ time
they have touched.
Any Democrat can carry the South
now. He who can get the best vote
North is Hie leader wanted. -
Tho candidate who can -discover a
common sense practical w ay of carry
ing on ttie State and County govern
tneut* without any loss in effectiveness
and with iess expenditure of money
can get any office he wanta from Gov
ernor to Constable,
A PROSE t\i:AN ON PEAS,
‘V
Editor of The l’ic n*i:«: Under the
heading “Eight wanted*’ in last week’s
pepdr, you ask “Is It too late to plant
peas In cotton middles?” I answer no
- and Hie best variety to plant'there for
general utility is Unit which will not
make running vlr.es bqt will hunch
thickly inid bear* well. In that con
nection ymj elaim in be “not much of a
farmer,” but at’the sannr time proceed
to give fiVnucrs a suggestion wbhvli for
wisdom could not lie excelled ietosup-
piement the short eortr crop with the
peas practicable, lip to the middle ~ol
July fairly good lantf will make a full
«*ro(i of peas with favorable seasons and
'n llttt«TTl»w ing at the right time. If
an application of two bundled pounds
*>f Acid Phosphate be made an here so
planted and properly cut, cured and
housed or stacked will make good a big
percentage of a short crop of corn and
of laic years for tho common wealth to
ba a borrower of monVy for the ^utr-
metit of current expeoaea (ami liberal
boiiofactioiis;, that the Statu Treasurer
(md already borrowed a half million
dollars to make ends meet until this
year’s fax harvest I* gathered, and in
some , nirasnre salving this sore eon •
dition with thcstatenient of I a of that
the license HHt law Isur.ftHtonately Ur-
operative this year, ’l'o cure this empti
ness of the State’s cuph >,ird y<«i ropeut
the familiar'jdaint froin the Statu
lloiisc, running like a thsoad thtough
the years, that the legirlatitre would
wrtrke some provisioh' for better on
forcing tlie-ta^Jaw-ajEuPfor mom oqul-
l.;
It i« a very slrango thing Major, that
ns valuable an adjunct to tho larining
curticulum as peas sliould bo so Httle
apprec'utod, as a rule. They arc nu-
triti Mis, palatable and healthy food
lor both man beast, and they have'UUs
&
ajj?
WtrtdtP or ifiitr. A fro land that from
sterility it would not pay to-plant in
corn or ootton Will otten 4%kexdliie
jm>r. "tfrefrniTPii wtTti^ a mtrftrm or
m-
^wB-ssdvyd l\aini\ or high
grade Acid Phu&phfuo any laud will
.i»iake lire peas no matter how poor,
Ttud with so much less work than is
tiecessary in any other crop. Tire tiles
m(T UK Pkoci.k show several ways, of
^“'pjopcrlgiouring the vines at the proper
stage. Yop are right. Major, freely
give tfi^larhiers such hints as jdu do
from time to time. Maj. maybe as
Bell Davies said at the dose (if his ad
mirable Essay “Bread cast upon the
Water.”
If every farmer in Barnwell county
would resolve henceforth to plant,
peas and velvet bean* freelv every year
there would not Ik* one after Christ
ina* IWi who would not lie able to sub-
Kcribe for Thk I’Kori.K and pay for it
promptly ' during Hie Imlaueo of bis
jwttiral life. ' , d
, I’liilocorn.
table a-wssHrea’c b'f the property of the
'State. -w.
Now, Governor, is that, good busi-
ne*s? Would you calt-ubitein .farmary
of each year that you would make a
bumper crop on .your rice plantation :
you would sell at a booming price, and-
on that air castle eXpectntiwn Measure
your expenses, improvements and
eliarities to sweep tire platter clean by
next new year’s eve?
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The poll ileal surface in our . l 'tde is
now calm a* a summer sea, hut above
and below may be the beginnings of a
essary to tl;e purity of the. water* and
the healihfnlness of the atmosphere, so
An tb3 nlfairs of nations and of States
there-mem be the attrition o! minds-to
prcvent'diiftfng into the st^nyitlnii of
epicureanism or tho apathy of com .
mercial despotistnr In tliO present
reign of political peace llierc are no Is
sues, *« tlie pilots say, ro stiiMo watch-
fulnesathe efip? of tlie ship of. State,
and go ahead full speed is tlie order of
tlie day.
I’ermlt us to submit. Governor, that
issues ought to be as pienWful as blaek--
berrles in Jum*, and as good” Bot
beads arc held too high and the rye
tlx ad -too fasllv on tlie tail tree* where
the gum political plants ripen and
redden for theseihtnufa* to be seen.
For instance, Governor, from your
omtiv and from ours a*-d from all
owef Carolina OYery Winter good
small fajiners move away, to Soittli
Georgia or Florida, or beyond, lured
by the facts of smaHer taxes andwhcaH-
cr lands. No word is' spoken, no ef
fort mad” to keep these homogeneous
pcophrhere, but, to fill shelf* places we
go courting the Dutchman and th* Da-
go-and tliet'coic’im.'tn. And then tire
tax nintmy paid by T«in», Dick and
Harry goes partly to the "support "of a
bureau to bring immigrants to till the
idle* acres of Merchant X, or buy tin*
scatta*red holding* of tire foreign land’
bolding association*, and pthcr ca]K-*
ttilfsts. ■ *—
And tlie Stale Colleges are polishing
after the similitude of corner stom-*
some of the sons and daughters of the
State while other* just as good hut less
fortunate in advantage of opportunity
are left to hew and hue tin tr hard
Tmk Pkopli.'
Td. I’, ’l l ihlile, c.uidi lHt * for S< ere-
tery of State, yi irlidrew from the iwre
witlirtiu attenillog a meeting nnrl .1. T.
Gantt ha* a walk orer like the .other
State officers. f
Whi-key unmhor^ffs worst victim*
anftuig.tiiosa igiiu never use it, _
^’or Congress.
I respectfully. hiiuotihce niptelf n
can<11 (lute for thrf'pemoefatie nninina-
11o.n for the Ilou-e of Rcpresci tativi**,
'Gungicss ofjthe United states from tlie
Second District of South-Carolina,
pledging mysjtf to-iibidc bv tin* renuUw
of the I'rlmary. K leer ion aud lo Vuppirrt
thg-uoinluees of tlie juity. ■
' J. O.T’atterson.
t'on, pledging inv*elf to alilda *tiy the
ftef'nh and to support the nmnlmca of
tire party.
, .fahiis* 'l’., I >avl*.
■Yi
Bav;*well, ?•. (’., A’pril 4,10(51
&
ubtirluee* of the party.
'W. Gilmore Simins.
O. W.
i
Bajker.^si
jiirSlweJd. H C , March j j,
• . f^vli f-t.'> . •.•*, v
iSff Cw
, sJV-A'
ter-
u y- ^ r r '
re-pect fitlif 1 ' Ktiinhim j'ytnyseff a -- Barnwell,!*.
candiiltiie for ihe ofln-e ol Goiijiiv ^tl j n-sp'-erf.iiilv smooiince unaelfi V
efV>or snnieci t<» fhc rules arjil reyp.- f ft . iu ,rfj > ,re for reduction P> |he offi.-p
atlons ol the DcuHicraiiC pi'vmtM c.ei» , (>r cj,,.;,,,,., . y ,)|.iei-t to the rule* anij
f revpeetfirHy announce mvself n j fti'y-rof. lhe Detiiocrsflo prlnpny eh*c-
c:irididate.fnr the ottfec of Soliyitor of , ft.i», ptedgKig in\self to abide hv the
tiio Second Judi/JiaiTBrcuit, siibjiSet lo lesOlt au'd support the hpuMuce* of tho
the rule* and fcgnfJtfifKdii'f ffif Demo
uratle I’rimarj E’eetlon, pledging tT:y-
soir to abiilt* by the ie*u!t aud aupporr
the iiDmiiHf* of tho party.
G. if. Green.
For fhe Slate Senate.
Barnwell, S. C . Api.il IP, lOfi t.
ii.ouneo iny-elf a candidate for
reelcrfdon to the Sonap*,, ao<l pledge
myself to abide-the rwci’t of the pri-
I
mary elecimu apdrttbconform to all of
the rules oftlrc Democrstic I’ariy.
Boht Aldrich.
I am a c.mdbUte for Hie hOtli Cou-
gn ss from tin* Second Di-trict, S. <\,
and pie.dge myself .p> i.hid* the resu t
mL
.ftJKHfeirt the ndmineoi" of +11o Twrmtv,^J " i w *e*
•Jiatic 1'arty. eatidplste
I,. J. Williams,
it’.MMEU SGIIo'ol:
Nottep fo the Teach c r«.
The County Summer Scfioot will be
held In Blacky Hie, from June •Jhrii to
July 2,tb. ft will to wuduetod lu -
f’rof. W. B. \\ esr. .of the -RittckyiI!o
Graded Scinvd and 1’rr.f, X. M. Salley,
of the It.itnbtjrg Graded'Schoui u* co-
principal*. <
N.uiic* of assistant* will ba
l!lliw. — 'w i > . ’
given
Board inav be had in tho best private
fami Ik*s for Alii per nmirth.
Fur further fr.formatiou'adtlrmA Hia
County Snpcriotrndcnt of. Bainlierg
or Barnwell County or cither of Hie
co principal*. *
I’rof. Wist will aVt a*, local
—=». —*~ t -
. A f.T. file leaidipy- f.f the county an*
If
K
1km** sMutk-foad is* wiiiffcrwAsi.nxtliinj w ! CV*H | ro | iglillfc. And lifter jcifiijltiai
itocTi could liave. fl?*u tlTFs^TJPIUlflei.irVrs BelT^reipITp-
pedgo lo work for the nisei ves and
take the shine ofi the brawn and braiti
of ’the hagk wood*. Tiia.’s one large
reason why tho country 14 •teSdfhgl anJ
lire tovvns overeirowded.
The people of P.Iackville have made
cvei’y preparttion to entertain the
teachers and tho'C,; wild attend wiilt' 6c
gtverr creevw 4 temirnr.-
man n-
e Spec ted to attend tlie Mnumcr School.
W. II. Jones,
■_ ^ Co. Supt; Ed.
Iw — •
NOTICE TO DEI*,T(»U*j AND CRED
ITORS; .
A11-person? having eluma against
-the estate of II. II, t'orley, cfscca v(, i),
are re<;nested to |resent the saine
properly proven In the utulersiginjil,
and all persons indebted 11 -aid c-tutc
wilrmoke prompt pavuu'ot to ni>t.
>. B. E. ( orley,'
. Executor.
SUECIAE NOTICE.
All partt-s holding ,stdtooj ,*!*lms
properly ni»prrtved by tb-> County Su-
perintendent of Kilueniion X\ill p]eas<*
present them for payuitiit-lciore or on
the U rat day uf July.
J. B, Armstrong'
It. — Comity TVeu.surer.
NOTH: E OK FI XA L DDK VIA KG E.
Notice r* her**Ky'^veu that on Fri-
day, the Kith day of July ^h’Ui the un
dersigned will tile Ids lin.al tiecoai.t n«
Executor- of tlie estate of Jo!i>i J.
Johnston, decease.I, with the .ln,l;-”oi
i’rt ii ifo P»r Barnwell County, aitd
ply for Ifi’Clcrs D-isuds-oi V:
B. R.-Johnston.
T-wK*' cuter*.
Jivno lotlp lfpl. * . '
an-
Wi!illirop_ College StHolinliips
Kairaactllxamiaitioa.
•4 f]
tlliu
Barnwell, 8. C... March ?f),41iOE
f annomme .myself a can<5Mare fof r
.bate Jv’iiare.v a'nd pledge" liivself to
anhle tho ri'suils oT the DcuiiH'ratic
i’riniaiiesr and to support the mmiihee*
of that party.
Geo. H. Bates.
...AVi Ii IfjjoJaM-H«teh 20, TD*'*4.
1 i
uac”. ..iM.v*eW •«
from
Bi r i; p e 1 f C o 11 n ty, -s ul dpe t-to
tii©- rwlcs p-
tud regulatrons of the Democratic
t'ennary Electi >n. pledging myself t.<,
abide by the result and support Die'
nominees of tho party.
. J' W. G. .Smith.
House of UeprcseutcUvea.
Barnwell. 8. C
May 17,, IP',4
I rc-pw trolly an non nee in self a
tHuTdida.re ■f.'ir vlH* 1 i truss*, of- Ke^ftesen-
laHve.*. subject to the rub s and legn-
Ifjtim-s Of I lie Deintwn'at ic 1’riimiry
11! eel ion ^pledging uiyxllti). iibhle hy,.
The lesutV'nid'to Mipport the nomitiees
of’it;e party.
J. E, IFnrley.
—Appkdmv. S C ,• fVH-.
I fespectfullv anriounee myself
candidate for reeleetion to tin) House
of; RejiresenraUves, siibjoet fo-tln* rule* i/ 1 '
and regulation* of the I)eii;o'< v ralle pri-
cleeli'ci,' pledging -myself to
patty.
W. If. Duhcaij
For Auditor.
At the request, of frieml* frein all
part* ol the eoiTutv I feel if’inv utirv to
again le eome a nimlTdale pur ihi
ol Auditor, subject to f I be rides nut I
regulation*<d thi* Dt^iocrafic PrlinretV.
Kiection, pb-dgTfi#' niysrlf In itbiile br
the results and suppoit tlie nomiiictVof
tlie fiarty. . ,
~ ’ , SviV- Troiti..
Barnwell. 8. C
March 22, IVHil,
"I respectfully announce mysJlf a
cam! ida t of or tlie olbce of Count v. AttA-
it«*r, s'fbject to the rules and aegufi-
Lion* of the Demuenitio, prtpiuiy eley
tioll.fTlcdiyng niys(4t to nbide by the
iK*ult and toViipport the nominees pf
the patty. , '
8- "'Iris«VI, HW.WWyJBr-.
Biai^xille*. 8. C. J^:rh_lj,l41evH.
anriOnnde rnyself a
I respect fully
eamlblntc li*r the < tiiee^of ( oiinty A hd
Itor, siibjcet to tfrt* r,n e* auu reguln-
Ho'ii* of tbo Denioei jirie pViinsrv.^dyc *
tfm, and pJeslg#,tuvs*ll to abide bw-tic’
re-sulti* ,*«-nd >uj>|>oit tho nominees
the party; *’ i
,B. <*?. Ilammef.
ol
Id d.lenyillo, S.f., Mlmdi 7.l», KOI.
1 re-pectfnily annoumo myself
caUtllilale fur the ofiiee ol Auditor, sob-
j<ict to Hie ni!i*s ami roguUtroti* of the
Democralic I’fimarv Eleeti'U*, piel.r
log myesdl to etrbtr-’HrThe. ■ ii- 1 m2r?"tnTTr
iuccjf
eb.*ctb*U, pi. dglng m\sylf ip. ahidtt tvpr
the result nJid *irpjp , ’* , t the nominees of
i tlie partl'i - •' •
( Barnwell, S. C., Sdrob 2S, BKfl.
I respi'ctlullv annorinre on'sid^ a
andblnto for the bilive of Ciec-k OV • fatlon* ol the DcoHicraifc f»ifmaiy «uee-,^ t j, e rulej ^nA
Court, subject to the rules amf reghia-j lloti, and'pb-dge myseli jo abi.^.py Hie 1&iw$fettc prlmarlf
: priimnv »d»*e-[ rc*it!ts and su|*pbrt rliC TnomMrbe;* of •* ... •- - ....
tbo party V , 1>
•DV.E Zorn.
t.lliVtonlk C..t;srdi h I00i. ! ' " ; Isaiah NevfN,
I rexpeetfnllv iiTthoTipec myself a ’T’/.rpwell, 8. CV, slarch^f,
cantfi fate fiu - thhlothce of Cimtnv Mi- j lenumffitlly announce ,myself a
pervisor, eobjei t t*> Hie rule-hikI reeii*.*‘ f .. l[u f f ( , r Cotiffiy^, ifuhje^t to fli^
Uiitiijjt.uli thy .iDeiuM»r4uic K-rtunuy.. .E:..M*e
>-'cfiou/fde’dgrng njicetpto abide !.*y f er.ific primary ^dccM^rij and fdcdgp
ttie result, and sup|*ort the nominees of Vnv-elf t<> ahmk frv tfic result* and sup.
the party. , r. C.flie noiiilneCs ofUie paitv
. ' 1‘ if. Eoud^r^ 1
, , -Bahiwell^S. (’., March 8th, j.Vft.
I r«^fms*tfully tuinonny*e myself a
eaudbiitfe for (he office of County Ko
jin visor, subject (o the rules and reg-
fiSitimi* of the rtemocr-uic I’riii.ary
Electbm, pledging myself to abide by
Uie r-»ult at:d-sujipoi t.tbo noiiiinees of
•he party. "<
J. B. Morris.
Kiebard <). Halford.
Allendale, 8. C , March 19, HKJl’
For Slieriff.
- ^arnaoll. 8. C.. April BHM.
1' re-pei - 1 fully'* a nnouiVce my self a
indidafe for leclei tioo to Mu* Slierift"*
to tip; rubj* it 3 .'! regubi
I re*pc«tlidlv airiionnce myself ft.
catidliiaie for tlie office of Coroner,
subject to the .rule* and regulation* at
Hie DeniocrStic piipiary elyi-tion. ami
plt-dgr myself to ahhta by the re»ujjt»
and ibptfjirt tbe mcnlneesof the ptfrfy*.
CtaVtou S Warner.
Handy F. 0., George’s Creek, B. C^,
• March ri'h. UH)\.
1 -respectfully iinnoun.ee myself a
caighd-fte lor tire I'ffieeof Coroner, sub.
"bl
•c;
j Demiie-^aHc Frimaiy Eb eiion, iBtf.ihh
, „ i - i'iug m v seif to abiile by the result ui.u
«•* «»/Hn* Di 'iiocraMc rfimarc E'ec- - . . f .n.. "
... . i, . i_i.ii i , i.,. support too non.iiiei * <if the party.
• non, pledging invselt to i;Irrne !>y the * — - --
rf'Milt ai'.g to aupjHi: Kt«e nominee* ol'
the partv. , ~
••*■ “ j.* H. Creech.
N. A. Ilier*.
1
J..
^■ilomiale S. C. Ajui! !'\ r B'h».
1 rispoctfoily anur-.urtM*
candidate -lor Sbet iil of
my-elf a
Ibiru welt
support Hie mmii
of tin* purtV.
ff. G. Keel.
• Kline, K, c
rekpei’ffiiB v anoouiu'e mv-rif a
mary
abitle by I Ik* result aud to impport tbe
nominees of the ^*arty
B 11. VVaikrr.
DuitJvarton, 8. C.. Ap'*l i7>,- HH>.f. —
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate-for the House of-Re.piescti-
t>niv.c-', sotijci’t to tbe-uics .and regM-'
liitiniiR of ' tba Deinocratlo* primary
eiectioh. pledging hn.self tb a tit* I e ny
the result nhd W support the nominees
of the party. , •
M. t \. Turner.
Blackriile, S.U., April 2«;*]!.ui. v -’
I respttc,tfu!!y . announce, myseif a
candid]'.te lor the'iUarsa of.llep*<*s<-nta-•
live*, subject to fire rti!< s rdgrubi-
tiotu of the Democratic i’l iinary 3;lee-
tion, Idfgjging myself to ahide by flic
resitlt aud Mippcrt the nominees of tlie
P‘‘>tJ,
.>Ryan .V. Gyle*.
Barnwell, April 1C(>4.
I /tre*p'-cifully anhouuco _iiiv*i*lf b
cnriditlate f».r tin* House of Represen
tatives, suhjji-t ti> tbe i uVs an I regu-
Utlyeis <*f the l^eniicratic Primary
KlecMOft,.pl iTgi'n” iny»i If to abide by
tlie r<*?ull and sunmrt the- nomiatcs of
tlie party. ~ , s
8. A Hair.
-Timer, 8. C., April t, BOf.
respci'tfully annomice myself a
I
candfduto for tbe House of fb pnsc.i ra
tiv<-s, subject to,tlie iu!c*-atid rtgnla-
ti?>n« of t be D* •hpcnj.ii*: prunary <• hv-
lioti. pledging luv sclf to alible by tbe
candidate for tl»*»offi,!« of A uditor, sub
cl to the rn't*o»'atiil recuh-t'm-m. of thi'
DvoioerHib* i‘i imaiy Isb i ti«n_ pletlg
ing myself ro abide by the Jjtc-nbt ifti-l
support the nominee* or'the party.
_ ' N. F. Kirkland Jr.
C-otTiity, subje'd t'> the i tiles and n gu
latb-vs of i! i* Dc-wocrail,r. Primary
Election-. vl.wrg.ii,.g myself to abii'e. by
tlie result.amt ?u|’*poUi Gi ‘ noanP.ves ol
pa i ry. • .
ICC.. Kay sorT
1 1
jJitslfr.In Eqfilljr. •■
BartiwH!. 8. lb, May »,J,IKV1. "
I re*p'ctfu’.lv announce myjelf,,^
candnlate t'>r the office of Master fu
Fepiitv, subject t*» Hie rule* and
regu-
i.ition- -! the Ih urocratic priinarV'elee-
tioi.i, i>'ci,-;iug mi
fesu
-elf to abide by
I
a*id to stippoif, the luosfineei oi
G. IV. Walker,
Barn writ, S. cTAprlMb
rcipicifr.Py aoji'Hittce myself^ m
Monle, 8. "C , March F«'-t.
% .
I runw.tiivjH .. t ^ ^
can.irdate'fAr tlie niin-w of SlterfS of caiidbl:;!*- f.*r revbcib'U to the ofTce Of
:;-l Mar.-:,. -'l. BscHwcU-Knuurt .-u’.o ,-i i u.;. -. S .-re-r u: Egtiiu;. 'ubj*-t m the' rule.*
and regulations of the IVipiicr vile “ r i - caml i •gulaii 'ti* of the Dcuiocr^tii;
mary E!e,-ti<**y, pledging uiy.-eib to
abide hy thw re-u!t nnti support the
f**giii:ul'*u* of the
piinuii v electi ui. pteilging myself to
iibid-* hv tb<* P
>u,It mid tn support ll>«‘'
t
j numiiie’* i f
Fur Hatfidrar'.
DutiliaiTon, S7c., Jiirie id, B?0»:
‘pcctfnllv ftnnonnc<* nn self
j'art i.
- \t'
T WaTfer.
1 m mince- of-the paitv.'
- ' —II. E. O'limn non.
I re
cand'datc for leeb'criun t>» tin* idib-e ’of
klugi.-rr.-iio nt DciidiartOn.' sulijccr to
the rule* attil r<*gu!:itb*i:s'of tip* Dcino-
• i atic’ji-t'n-irv elrctiun, •jdedgtng n.iv-
self to utiide l>v the result* and to
port tbe nominees of Cue party.
F. O. Brabham'. v
sup-
I
HattioviBe, Si C., June if, li nt.
I lo-prctfuii't' anpojtma. iiirscdf a
eandidafe for the < f!bv of Magi-fr it**
Four Mile, to vu-lltp, subj et :b
the rules and rogniatioirg of lb** i); mu-
cR.t ic T'i i*Miai v Ji ci tion, p \ dging in v-
*e!l to alducby the result and to
port tli.e uoiniiitbs <4 tin* party.
,, V -C—" * , T. 8. Itunbir.
*cp
Dunbarfeti, S. C.> J ine’uch. Ibt i.
At the rwqoest < f maby hremD I
respi'ctfu!ly\iininir.ce , my-eif a c indl-
ila<“ for the .office <>£ \Mag***cate at
IH_i*i.b*ri"Oj^jubjeid po tbe tnb**, and
regulations of the ficninci;itic j imun
elec;ion, jilrdgi'cg mysidf ro abide bv
lT:e rcsirlt and to siipp 11 Tac imtainc'e-'
ttftbe pify.
* ‘ II. P. Anderson.
I bC!.
resmtatud to*suj.'p;irt the nominee* .of
the party, *• -
' N. W. Weekiey.
fiorr r, S. May
respectfully announce m\ self a
or the nl’iceof Magi-rratei;t
cjiniuuiife
Barnwcil,
, s*i.! jee* ft) Hie i ii'i-s
a m
lor Cotinlj Treasurer.
Appleton, 8. C., Marcl/ll, UkH.
I respectfully announce mi self ?i
candid,to for tl'.e rdiice of Countv
Treasurer, subject to t he Tides and reg-
rcgubitiuii* of Mm fii'mocra’.ic l’i:mary
lileetion, plwlgiiig 1,11 *<df t© abide |,v
the result a.mt si:j,port the Hutuiotea ot
the i»ani'. •
■ - G. ?•!. Holly.
d'ba-CXa-miHHi-HHV ~f *H
VHCaTit Si'll obi I'shTlt* III
Should it not be made an tssttOv until
advapAago over com that I nil <‘r«p*j?Jf't*!7f t ^ v ‘‘ r y ,u '' ,irv l* 1 everv'-
tliem may b.t expected idabCtlamr tfmft fWO*H>Hegn '*hotrbbrrpar dnt of lirsr'
4 after ilaugcr, *of-frost is tuvs tiTPFrt. he ''arnmgsdrO the State eveiy eentl* worth
of tulLlua Htid nubnort received?
i<yu.otthUi a propitious (jme, Gpv-
e-rnor, for the whole people to eonsblor
tiu ’ “ *
‘GOOD OPENING'S.”
Tho government of tlie Unired .Sbvfe*
want* to hire tiuce liundrei young
on the fiQJKK) men who are to be put to
■work digging the big ditcli. from dltt:
Gulf Is* the Paullim
As Famuii*. is about the sickliest
pUoe known and contains more grave*
to the acre than any -otber aertion of
the world the ojiening for voting doe-
tors, fresh from College will bVgnnd
Before going thev should JdUutht*
church aud make their willit. . • ''
istratious of the Stale aid County
ge\*eriimcuts^- Ii>stead of idbog Prllott
upon Ossa, sinking to Fm*rea>e the
enormpirB total <if a. million and a
quarter logialative' appropriations
would it not be better to look for and
el ore the little Teak* that may sink tbe
grnatrship and cut otf the cjftr.-tva-
ganees that may cxisf.
Yofir tailor will tell you that H e
best-lit ting <•101 he* are ihosptlntT: hind
you nowhere, and the host government
U that which gall* ij* citizen* least.
Ha* thi* Stale sUyh a theory and
practice now ?
And what will tho business world.'
tbs captarft* of imhrfttrv, think of *0
small a State being |0 large h borrow-
er, and will capital be attracted to in
ve*tmcnt in our Mate by WTiaTmav ajv
lege and for flic ndniis-ioH ol uevy
-ib’itt* wjTl he held aMbe Guniirv^KMirt
llonse on Friday, July btli. hi 1) a. m.
Applicant* must ihH Ite les* Htan lif-
teon ymrs ofage. When seljolai»l,Ij)*
are vacated-wHer July », tbey iviil i;«.
driviMded to tl'.o«e nnikjng ' ibe higbe^t
ivve-'rageat tbi,* extirnin itbm.
8ch"lnr*hl|>« a ro ivoiib j 10) .'ii^l f rep.
lnitbMi.—lilbe—mdr. M'»siini ui!L’i.|...i
^ , [ ijl.'iM'iti* of tbe Pemoi iatie prbt)a.iy.
r ‘clc 1'Kiip.. bE'd”: n g'Y:rt*".Tn".T<T abide "liv
Vi int lirop t i.l tbe r» stilTsyaiid support tbo nominee-
mttHolHllif'e."i'n mgi 1 e odflres*
==. * -•—-—D.-lkrJkttaiem
lb ck Hi-!!, 8. G.
ii
. JSO. P. I.EE, Jli,
Thi
Co
TO TOWNSHIP
MM ISSION EK8.
lar day for the meeting of
_/ Boar<l svf Couuuiasluners
2 do the 4th of .July, a Iregal
\ 1 ll»ve appointed Tuesday tbe
ity for the iiiftetmg, instead of
rw . Barker, 8u|n<rvi*<r»r,
iC.j;. Kubsxrta. JS. OJferk.
poflative prodigalitv *
- The children of Israel went down to
Bgypkfor corn in the year* of Gup ip e,
but'tlre Democrat* of Smith OaroBnit-
bqn-tfngof plenty and prosperity go
up Wall Street as . money , borrower*.
I>>j[<l ; help us.
—-4Vx<bnare. -a* an re
must,be paid, rain or shine, goo<i crop*
or fiiUure. high price or low price, and
as the good business man endeavor* to
*<> cut bis cloth that the eml of the year
should lind k >urplua—Something laid
hy fur the rainy day—*0 should the
people’s money be cared for. t
'1 Ik* avarice of the tax eater-i* a* in-
satiabio a* the appetite of the home
leech, and It* constant call for more.
Tlie be-t vviadom of the State, that of
tho phi Is. people, the producer* of It*,
ilt'h or tlie victim* of It*' poverty.
Dentist,
^^UXUWIU.ISTON, - - S*. C,
of tho partdk-
o. J’». Armstrong.
r 1 B.i'uwi:i, s. r.. March il. r.. :i.
I re* pec If nllv aniioiince mvsclf x
can did ate
B’aekviMe 8 G. April PJ, ]!*0|.
I respQgrfully aniioiince 4iiy*eff a
csn.lidate for tl.” ot'jcc <;f Magi-irate a:
Itlackv'ile. suhject to tbe-rub*.* aial-
I
1
i
At
It hi Old Stand, Opposite
V Post Office. ' - _
(*
■vlt 1<> call tile nttiHitiniinif niv custmnfrs a»tl
ttn.l lire* jMih'lh* gGnciallv, to r.iy'ltiiiml
Wv!] Tclcfteii <*(ock of ifo/dt*: voU'-istinw of (il'.N-
1 W1
(Vinmls
TEirMEN
SiHlMHC
mkVs ;
—"<3 |
Yoftii8 And ( 'ikeihien's anu
!•'(’].>i!i:n”', ofTifo dl\k*-: I’Evn.E-.
itOO.S
:ut<l I/>iv (jliidiU'f
i'll*n ? of flic* • lot-
I } v
amvini!: iirtMuTarfmina^.:
7 011 V
' Kisii fHialiiv, Slelsonana Crosselt-
La Di
such ;rS:
I.ih'S '>*1' thcjJiHC.st .’innkvs.
|u£cn Offilftv, fa Fraoce, Dref-Sdlby
'.diii! luippiloii and Dilisnanlines.-
I enn v n conijtlvtv line (Tf (Jon't's Funtishin^
Goods, \\ hite and ( olorvd N'vsts, Trunks, \ r u-’
fegtirnflori* of ibe•l>i*mocrat'Io' PiTniai i,
Elci tion. pltqlging Tfryself to srrppoi!
'thy uu«niityt,a ol tbe party.
A. V. IVcmieW' 4
for the cllh-e of County
Eject to the rTfle* amlTeg-
ilbiticn* of the Itenrociatic'-O)
eleidion, pledging niyscif *to -frldTlo bv
Jiijg-ix^Br5.IaxnLMi4ip»n,t_Lin‘. Utiit.iiici,' vl abblg' try., fh;
W-HIretoh SrO’ Ajtflt f^th, lOfil
I -ret per Molly liti'iinmcc mv*eJf y
cifflolblatc for reeloi-tion to tiie-/<ifib” o'
Mirim*re'^-w^ton.amiij.im t„, U,.*
Msgs, Drv Goods and ('ioevrivs.
ti
- -f-rdvmy-T frv. »|»ud Hy-* d
ion I at!) Mi|h-iivd Inak^DVlVAvill^iiitd
md
£guhtrtffBIkfiGHhvDc note ra tic
op.-jtle iging ni'si-lf to
... .
> F'G
t:»{ «hh* visit
customer nTniv stoi't
sve Tot ”y()iii>vlft ’ T' am '
•A
A? v r
sons are with inc
T.iui v.TI l>v “latl-lo servv
y°n.
ioe— Sftfvtbfr'piirty.'
A Ib ITiime Patter,«on.
noiiuue."sant
IVill work any whore iu the country
by special appointment.
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
AT PEOPLE'S PHARMACY. '
Fresh Garden Seed; *omo ksisinl-ii-
ingly low j*rices on field as well a* gar-
. don seed, i hayi* tried and jipve.d
pear to tlio,close listed outer 11 orhl su-'’TJTv t hi good. Our corn ,*ccu i* tltr-
of our c-i'iipctitor*. (Jive Tho Peo
ple's .Pharmacy n trTal and be eoh-
vimej you can g<*t better seed uml
cheiipe*-tlpin anywltero else; also Kp
buihel* of Phillip* cotton seed tor -.ale.
Tire People's 1’hnrnli'acy is a c#*h
story, therefore <01:1 un}**>£*<* 11, oHier* a*
hake tlm good custemers
pay for all losses.. Get imt; of Hie old
rut. save niOMcv on.niodielno *hd seed
by patronizing The 1’epple’i Pliarmncy.
Fur County SejrerintcnUcut of Educ^-
tlciT. : ' i ’" r
BlackviBe, 8. C., Mav 2lj;b,'YWE *
1 respeetJ'itllv announce myself - a
oandHtau* for tli" office of County 8n-
pei.ln ten dent of EdtKiiJ.up, siibjcct to'
the rules and regjilarions of tlm Demo
cratic Primary I'.lection, pledging my
self la abide by the resutt and- »-iij)| m t
the iK'tni&ve* ul tb»* | artv.
I* ftlected l wiil s(icnd the greater
portion of my rime at rhy nfh c in
Bjrrnwcll wlule thgjiUblic schools arc ting
in session. , , . ,
■ (L N. Askew.
iit-1'ys.ult-XiuL..jyi.upoit tin . I ..
J.AV Joliuftorf.
—Black•.'Hie. S. G , ApTil l*t, pan.
I respecttfiBy Otinaiinrar •rm seif ;i
camiiibvGr J'or the oihee'jrf Jlaglstrate at
BlackvUk*, subject'^'to Mio rules ami
regulation* of cho Democratic piTpi iry
election, jiicdging un self to abM** In
the reArlt and to spPport_liie upiiiiiiec*
of the party,
/ C.II. Rhoden.
T. dJha.iPziia.axL St±ll, ;
OlB'QSlTi: I’osr b.a'lr i',
' ' 7i- “ ^
J
BI-vkvUIc, S. C. M;
rcli 21
J
HKM.
Barnwell, 8. CL. April oT^POf.
I rc#pec , .tf:tBy L aibii'iitn«*e invs. ir a
ciiiidi*late>fiit the office of County 811-
i’eilnremtrnvor' Eftiieatiori, stibjjct to
the rule* aint regulation* of the Di-m-
AcErtic |ixiiu-iry e.’gun0n, pledgI ng jii'y-
ft.elf to abiils* by the result and to
port the nominees of Hu* party. .
It. M. Darlington.
sup-
weal
BO YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
Olar, 8. C.* R. F. D. No. 2, M’cb 2(J, ’ol.
1 respectfully announce myself a
eandfd.ite for tlimtihice of County 8tr-
pc'fintendent of Edtwntion, subject to
Hie nilc* and'regulation*«t the Demo-
(THtje.primary election, pledging my
self to abide by the result ahd support
tlio nominees of, tlie party. %
W. X. Marchant.
Si neer/tv tif.anking the puttie f<-r
past confulctice nm! Mijipcr.t^aml solfcl-
it* continuance 1 respectfully
annoUni’e myself a canoidate for re-
elt-ct.ton r.s Mngistrate , at Ii lack v Hie,
subject to the mles" and rcgiltan.iyTrs
of tbe I rPmocrataH—Primal ry Election,
pledging iuy-<’H' to atiplc t«y tlnuesult
and atlp^ort the nomnier* of tire partyv
W.A.CtJe*.
Barnwell, 8.fTTMarch 2), 1!7H..
I respectfullY announce, mvself g
cairdidate-J'or Tcelectirin t*N he «dlife of
Magistrate at BarmvciLsubject fo tji<*
rule* ahd regulations of the Demo
cratic Primary Elyetion, plndgin'g my
-i
YEAR ROURD
(HILL - TOP - STA3LES.1
&. 0. IX
oiler for sale . , i - '
. , 11 HullTXt tfl! jBirpose hoises and iliUles thatTivc, good"
jiid^MCnt ehn svlvct iMitl i:va<ly money buv.
Btxggies and -^7- agoxis.
self to abide-hy Hie retnir and suppurt
The nominees of the paitv."” ’ : v
O.W. Moody,
TltCRCj to^, are nt at your service in Vast variety and 1
at pricee umlcrground ail compcthipn. Sec them and yoa :
AVtU F»eelv no fuitTiTeffi
ATENTS
Trade Marks I
OCStONS 1
Copyrights Ac.
fixe* the propcrtylva urtion , 'herein-
determining what tjrey are wining and
able to pay for the support of . Its gov
Tbe roHirni are taken under' Anyone »enaint a >k»ich »nd dascription mat
oath by ofliciat* nominated by tlie nco- *»<'«raTn oirr opinion free wheiuer an
pie and appointed by thn Governor. *
These retards are canvassed by ‘the
township assessor* flfst. men knowing
Barnwell. 8. C , March iffi, HXH.
EJCaPcctfnllv announce myself a
candidate for the office of County Su-
perintendent of Education; subject -fo
fiie niTes alid regulations of tTio Dcm-
For r<runty SupenhoT.
Olar, 8! 0., R. F. D. No. 2,
April iltli, 1004.
I- respectfully announce myself a
candidate for tbe office of County" Su
pervisor, subject to the rules aod regu-
latbuil ^>f che Demoerntle {»rima
-BARNESSr - HARNESS.
•--TViiTirtiRcnsc .stock of all gradc8 from the
Choicest to the cheapest! •
ocratic piimary election, pledging my-
aelf to abide by the result and to sup-
portThe nomine** of the party.
IT/ W. Harr.
Diiton^ *he iremocrirtte -frmnaryitr
election, pledging myself to abide-by-Tiert!.
. jl^rScttftrafec piece* sold. If you need anvthing from 1
a Iirow 4 ,Hand up.or down yon van got ft at BjFdvfil 'prices 1 ^
'■nmnnlcft.
on Pataata
lenu.
pach ^itof property and it* value, and
r, a* wen "
they afte under oath, as well a* the
. ^ . lowifslilp board* thal rwlew the flnd-
nal Cotwen- j lug* of the local a*«e*4or«.
Ih thD coiuplauent. cMnplalsant day
Imerlcan.
A handtomeiy UlnMr*t«4 wsskty. Isimat, abr.
Mlllettevillc', 8. C., Ma^.h-7, HKM.
1 respectfully announce invself u
candidate for the office of County Su
perintendent of Education, sijbjiret 4o
the rule* and regulation* of the Demo
cratic jprl mar j) elation and pledge my-
the result mid to support tlie nominee*
of the party. ' '
J. 6. Sander*.
. . 1 . '
Fairfax'S. C. A^ril 4, 1004.
I respectfully announce my*e1f a
candidate fof the office of County Su
pervisor, subject U> ruIgg^AuLj-egu-
Utlons of the Democratic Primary
atlons of tbe
Election, pledging myself to ahide by
Saddles for all sizes and both sixes'
Lap Kobes^lor all pit#]}oses aiicl jieople' , ' ^
AVhips for elo^ and swift teaiiifl.
HcToi^ buying any tiling iii tlie above, llties' com6 to,'
Headquarters and you’lC-be pleased if good goods gad
treatment knd below par ptiues can satisfy.
uX- v'
- <
m.
*«D f6 abide by tlie result* and »pp- jhe resiitt and support the nominee* of
port tbe nominees of the party.
the party,.
V, It. Tboiflai.
C
tr t -