The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 14, 1904, Image 2
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TOURSOAt, iUl.Y 14.1904.
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Tmk l'*ori-E hope* ft m iH be Pieil-
4kHtl*»trkcr. •
HU deelM-ktUn ttnU the «old ^Und-
krd U “dmlv end <rre»<KMiWy-^»rtb-
lUhed.” doe* not keep In line with rt»
precedent* of lihtory. Eren the lew*
of the Medee end PerHnn* bilve been
Revoked end ho Uw of hiiraen orljtlft
S« IrrevooebLe. Oaly the dtfioe Uw*
•tend unchenxed.
A \ew Yirl^ frti*hie** 4hen of hiffh
tmZfr
cherecter end e&pffiii.ToY wTiomTiil
Proim.x lie* done coiuldereble edver-
(t»ln/{, *Hld to e lUmocretio friend of
iuirs jjome time efo;"Ifleve been e Ilf*
long Republican. I heve never rdtod
e Deulncretlc ticket, but if Judge Al>
ton U. Perker U nomlueted 1 em going
ii* vote for hlm. eod 1 knotr iheueend*
of other New York Repoblicen* wliB
Wm do the Mme thflfir. rote for him.
He I* *o good end pure end eble e^ln,
ihet’we Ju*t cen’t help It.”
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CONTENTION AfclSMfl.
The I>emocretle CohVentlon In St
J.oiile pref o rntber protrected m<etlng,.
(■(iDtiouihg in eewifoh dny And night
Sundey morning. There we*
much nnl»e, greet eiithu»U»m, some
foolUhnee* end * lot of common good
*en*c. A give end teko platform win*
Adopted MtUfectorv to bptli wing* of
fheTUmocrecy. Kigtu candidete* for
J ’realdent were nominett'd; Alton
trook* Parker of New York Winning
on the tlr«t ballot.
Kx-Senetor II. O. Devi* of Weat
Viiginla we* npiuinatsd for Vied,
Pre«ldeat on the;llr*t ballot.
, Judge Perker sent the following dis
patch to the Convention
“I regard the gold standard a* flrm-
MHH ' (11 ‘ ' " * . * n,t
shall set hecordlngiy If the action of
the bomycnrloii of today shall be raff-
bed by the people. A* tbe platform Is
•Ilent on the subject, my vlewe should
he made known to the convention end
if It ie proved to bo unsatisfactory to
the majority I request you to decline
the nomination for me at once, so that
another may be nominated before ud
Jbtfrortfenti
(Signed) "A. A. t’arkef.”
To which this reply wls sent:
r, Tbe platform adopted by the con
vention l« silent on the question of the
monetary standard because it le not re
garded by tia ns a possible !**ne In tble
Campaign and only campaign Issuee
were mentioned In tbe platform.
Therefore there U nothing in the view*
expressed by vou In the telegram just
received which would preclude a man
entertaining them frqm accepting a
nomination on said platform.”
Senator Tlllmah was onb of tbe most
conservative members of the St Louis
convention. Nous did better work in
(anting extremists on both sides.
The Convention escaped the mistake
of nominating Senator Daniel of Vir
ginia for Vice President.
Hart in Littleton wbo nominated
» Parker for Preatdent was born in Tex-
'. a«, worked as a railroad Section hand
and farm laborer, borrowing 1500 on
jjrMch to go to New York to practice
- Four months frem now we’ll know
whether David Hill at Jennings Dry-
An Is the wiser politician.
ThA Democratic pendulum has
wawungfrom Western to Esstern ideas.
Jf Parker should win it will stay, but
if he should lose it trill not.
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WlLLlHTON NEWS.
Tbe Campaign Meeting for Wllllstou
ffaving been called off the good |>eople
4>f the New Foreat Section have decided
to have a barbecue and pic hloon Wed'
« *day July 20th at New Forest School
Wtf&WfaW 4x>dr Is cordially In
vited to attend with baskets well filled.
A good time U In store for all. Candi-
dbtes will have an opportunity of see
ing the good people of that section. So
they are one and all invited to be pres-
etot. . |
A telephone message from Birming
ham, Ala., baa just been received an
nouncing the critical illness of Etrs,
Daisy Mathews formerly of this place.
FAIRFAX HAPPENINGS.
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Mr. and Mrs. A.'It. Tuten of Ulmer,
Miss Minnie Harter and Mr. O'. K. Hwr
Mrs. Jeff ...Cone and her brother
Wyman Harter of Tuten were hi town
on Tuesday of last week visiting rela
tive*.
^ -Mr; P. J. Quattlebaum of Ridge
nfter the location of the bntkil
Mias Alice Stokes of Atlanta, a
charming young lady, vUlted at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Moye last
week. _
mr. and Mrs. J. If: Williams of
Crooketville were In town FVtday vis
iting relative*. »
Mr. G. D. Sander* made a flying trip
to Ulmer last week. , .— f
Several car* of watermelons b'sve
Meh'shipped from here.' ^
Oui* town Is dally visited by drum
mers and candidates: '
tire yqvng tolks of thfT place and
eqveral of Brunien spent a most^de
lightTofeyening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. If. A. Move. Tbe gathering
Vis fn honor of Misses Alice Stokes
and Luia Rowell.
Mr. F. H Platts and v family of
Jenny, visited rolatiVes in town last
Sfinday.
Fairfax wa* we% represented'at
Brunson on Sunday> gt the Sdnday
bibool Convention.
Magnolia.
CANDIDATE SKETCHES.
character. He would dll the oliice
J t wsssxs v«e»e«s«a«*»srwaa JJLWuv v
Ilea, the tpaterlaj,
us to gather tfie straw as well'as
i tbe brick. } ‘ v
We begin in this Issue tbe promised
sketches of tbe eandldstes, intended to
ak) the voters In »e|ecting tho»e in tiieir
opinion# best qutllffid to dll the of-
Hoes. Friends of seme candidates have
supplied
leave
HbL
The paper ha* no favorites and would
not Infiuentjelf it could a vole, bvcau*e
IthaAfsIth In the Judgipoiilp and pa-
motl*m of tu reader*. *** ' •/ ;
Tb'e ofllce of Representative Is Im-
portaiit, bdesirsetf I* a bianoh of the
law making department, ami Barnwell
will be judged by the inarlpier, con
duct and ability of the son* R ‘Shall
commlMion to look after her interest*
and keep high her honor.
Mf. N. W. Woekley ls thorough go
ing in all that He nnukrta’KSs gnd un
tiring In the aceotnpllsfinient of the
aim* on which be set* hi* heart. The
fine aticcea* which lie ha* achieved a*
nil agriculturist ha# been *o pro-
nmmeed that a» effc<4 folk»ws esuss he
bilthu well founded conddence that
be can he in a broader field of cudenv-
or.of bettor service In tbe upbuilding
of*the material and educational intet-
est* ot the State, to rich in the devo
tion of its sous. If elected hi* earnest-
nest, intelligence, practical acquaint
ance with all needs and aspiration*
and laudable srfibittwn will be given to
tlie service of bU constituent.
Z.
te"-
Mr. Clayton B. Warner la a golden
i rule man, doing unto others as he
would have them do .uatq him. flis
path through life lit* b**en stralkht and
well kent and pq Inducement oouid
iwervelihn frojn tHe adyocsoy of what
hi* conscience'"tenohr* him 4il. right,
lie i* in pveyy respect competent, and
If elected.will go out of olHoe the same
unspoiled gcntleih'Ao that he hn*. al-
ways been. ' V.
A calm, thoughtful man, no waster
of w6rde bu' one who goes to the bed
rock of thing* and weighs all question*
with patient exactness it Mr. H. A.
flair. A farmer, with the love of the
'poet in hi* heart for the blue skies, the
green w’dddlahds, the niurmurtn
streafth and the free pl^Of the lltfghlh
tlelils, life Is to him and his 4Ut«njM
broken *ong r of happthes*. Yet over
sentiment is the soundness of vr phil-
otophy that is sure and slesiy. that
comes to unwavering, dccDiau and
holds the fort against alf odOJ' 1 hod
blandUhment*. If elccl^cttothe House'
he wil'tbf true a* the needle to4ll«cop-i
vlottion*! and stand to his principles'
with the courage of the old guard iftfct
cotild die but never surrender. J.
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Handsome and gradoful In
gifted with rare intellect and
with blgamurnaaa fir Rf»n ,1,
ha* set 111# face toward the highest
person,
nerved
Gyles
tli
Few If any South Carolinians In this
generation have given of time and
thought and talent and Samaritan ser
vice to human buffering as Dr. A. Be-
thune I'alterson. A physician with,
the culture of the best school ft ..qf tip*
g neW OTA the old world*,'; a Mirgeon of
g* “ntfe skllV* gvntlemah^ln all Impulses,
his .viame has become .gn...honored
household wonj in the hundreds of
homes where h(s coining has bronght
ease to the suffering and held back the
reaper’sscythe. _ , -
Home land love mid tli# lies that
knit him to the people among whom he
has grown to high manhood have beep
to# strong to be broken, and so he
keeps where he lores and Is beloved.
Elsewhere there may be more honor
ami emolument, buX here is tyonie.
If elected he will be as true a^id de
voted as In professional service. --
a
Ideal* in professional and public life
and will keep hi* steady progress until
his goals are reached. In fullest touch
with tbe forward spirit ofthe twentieth
century It I* his highest ambition to be
of hi# best-Mrvice to hi* follows, to he
one of the most earnest builders of her
bright prosperity, her higher civiliza
tion, her crowned prosperity and In
that devotion lie yields to the call of
bis friend*., cheerfully sacrificing per
sonal Interest to the higher duty of the
public good. F.
Dr. M. A. Turner is a son of the late
Dr. John M. Turner, a prominent
physician of the Inst generation, anti
worthily wears the mantle that has
fallen on his* shoulder*. For thirty
year* he ha* adurned the kindliest,
most exacting of all professltm*. that of
the country doctor, ministering 1 day
and night, in storm and sunshine to the
suffering, rich and poor alike, with big
souled sympathy and open handed
generositr. Besides he Is a successful
planter, hut gives mure attention to the
discharge of professional duty than to
the fostering of titrown interest*
He knows tli* ills of the body politio
and D called by bis fellow cUiaens to
help to cur# those that exist and to
protect against those graver ones that
threaten the future.
A tlrel«M student of men and affairs,
In touch with the issues of the times,
sound i,n judgment,'rcsolnte in support
ofjMinvlmoh and winning' in manner
he kHlI prove worthy in the future as
to the past of the public eoutidence. 1
Hon. R. !!. Walker came ort of the
War between the Slav* a ’Trlvate,”
but hi* enterprjjw, energy, public spir
it and buslnc** ability-#o >n made him
prominent aud and forceful in the re
building ,qt the waste of war. 'A*
planter and merchant he has been n
signal success sad bis helping hand
and brave example and generous heart
Rave aided many to win their ways to
comfort and prosperity.
He ha* served one term in the House
and no nidit from Barnwell has ever
won in like length of Ume more
friend* or a greater measure of confl-
de.uco amoung the legislator* of the
State.
Better equipped than ever, fuller of
enthusiasm for til#-pdbllc good than
ever, h# will, if elected, he true to the
slewxrdihijfcglveq him and bring ktune
a record bfiilgh endeavor and accom
plishment. X.
Joseph Emil#r Harley is the son of
" l °f, t , ul ,‘t i-.'.y^r- 1 Qt -1 wi " taw ”'2
Invalid from the
ear* in Virginia.
L'r"
hardship* of four
He la'll grandson of
Joseph Harley, who for irnipy bl# surroimdlngs. Cleveland
practiced In (he Joyce Branch' Hall. Gymnasium. AtmeSlcG
iborhood, and who represented Lecture course. Library Fa
year*
neighborhood
Borings, tli# sUpai1»Umd#Bi of the rlTi
Fairfax cotton oil mill, is lie*# looking .. tlT!?
ng*
his ^education at the Willistor. High
.School and the South Carolina Co-
Edncstlonsl Institute. After grada
tion he enlisted In the l*t. 8. 0. V. I. In
the Spanish A merle* n war as a »er
geant, and^after serving nine months
wartmtsfered out with tbe rett of tbe
regiment.-
He attended the South Carolina Col
lege and was graduated in 1902, with
the degree of B. J,.' Htr ba* practiced
law in WillUton. and at d&lfhieTf but
wishing |o practice among the people
with whom hewaa raiaed he returned
td Barowtdl and is tiww one of the fffoi
of Hall. Willis A Hariey:
- He is handsome In person, pleasant
in address, steady in habits and am-
’bitious to serve the State as faithfully
In peace as til* father did in wir. S.
important
GOOD I’AlfrOR, GOOD PKOTLE.
Blackvlric, 8:0.; July 0,1904
i ou wUt please be so kind
Rwtoi sfMdpUi your excellent
aenftbWhfclgp the gift of $25
t-lo*htM£%nd wearing apparel
ived frem the members and
of the Mt. Calvary Baptist
and cOmihunity, baying
ubtfteh and hum unity as
anil spiritual advisor for over
Tti^ church sml' people
in tliitgirtof love and ap-
mi of tb« aafbdr.
Thanks.
J.
. The Coroner’s office Is an Impo
enh, it ls the duty of that official to
investigate by inquest the circum
stances ot all violent deaths'and to'
place the fact* developed In the posses
sion ot the Comt of General Sessions
that proper proseoutldn may follow.
The Coroner is also keeper of the poor
house ta see that It* uufertuDafr. In
ina e* are treated humanely. .
to case of vacancy in thd Sheriff** of
fice the Coroner Is in charge until the
Governor’s appointment of a successor
Is made.
Mr. N. 4,Jl|er* |« Ju point;of year*
thq youngest of the candidates for
Coroner v But In steadiness of character,
SideUenitaf habits add uprightness of
pfinotptf$$$ji all that J a man should
bora, kuowjng blip from
"Y
Mr. ^ijfiard 0,. Halford la a capital
roan In every regard, as farmer, olti-
seu. nelghhor and filemj. EveryUbdy
knowing hiui likes him, tor lie vl ls with
out fauR.qf fear in character or fta^jt,
and bis past KflUf au ample and eon-
vipcl g xuaraiitee flist. If elected he
will discharge every duty bf office with
honor tn hloiself aVid satltfacHoU to bl*
supporters. He has never—done a
wrong thing and never will go astray.
#eU to ahtde by lhe re-ult and support
iincet of ‘
Coroner Isaiah NevlU, who asks
for reeleclton, Is to<i well and TuVOkAhly
known to need lengthy presentation.
He served during the war in Capt. J.
W. Uaiicaater’s gallant artillery com
pany and haa been ** faithful In peace
as he wa* in w’ar. ills populsrity was
proven bv his election over a strong
field, snd hi* record ha* measured up
to ntiteitteoslbiHty. a;
I announce myself a candidate for
reelectlon to the Senate, and pledge
myself toaj^hle the result of the pri
mary election'Rrftljq.jfonform to all of
' the rules of the Democratic Party.
Kobt Aldrich.
Barnwell, 8,0., March 30, 1904.
—I-announce myself a-jeandidate-jAv-
State Senate, and pledge niTself to
abide the results of the Oemncratie
PrlniarJeVand to support the notiiinee*
of that party.
Geo. II. Bate*.
When Dar.lel Webster wa* twirled
about the bleakness of the New En
gland fields lie answered: “We build
school houses and raise men.”
Rosemary might well make the asme
proud answer If her fields were com
pared-with others of inora—fertile
creation. And *he has never bad a
better son than John B. Armstrong.
He learned his first lessons of right do
ing among that sterling people and
they are part and parcel of his being.
Ilis business record is without biot or
erasure or error on U^ wfil.l kept pages.
He knows his duties and he dees them
wit& an eye single to his conscience
and the pnhllo good. And the good
name tpat he Inherited and keeps, with
honest pride is better than great riches,
for it is a treasure in which his friend*
share and will be i prised*mid lasting
legacy to those that bear bis name am]
follow in his steps. K.*
Letter to Butler Hagood,
Ji rnwdl, S. C.
Dear Sir: When you csn'buy paint
for leas than Devoe; don’t; save your
■money.
Mr Aaron Higgins, Plainfield, *N J,
always used 15 gallons of paint for his
honss; Devoe took II.
Mr Kara Rathmell, Williamsport,
I 4 #, always used 11; Devoe took 6.
Mr Bqrt Young, Girard, Pu. always
used a,.#* Mon for certain room; took
half as much Devoe,
Mr Nathaniel Barber, Canton. N Y,
bought 12 Devoe; used less than 0.
You can always- buy paint fpr less
than Devoyd dpri’C^SAve yaar fiipiiey.
Tire wearing counts the same way
and double* the dRference.
The co«t of pnltittng l* by the gallon.
Weak-pului.£o»ts most; most galiuus.
i Yours truly
F )V Devoe & Co
17
P. S. Lemon Bros, sell our paint.
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of cmiiS;
<CARf>S OF CANDIDATES Cool’d j
FOB 80UCIT0B.
Barnwjr; 8. C^ A^ril 25th, 1004.
1 teypectfully anocuro# mveelf a
candidate for reelectlon to the oftJce of
Solicitor of liio Second Judicial Cir-
vnit, fubject to the rule* snd regular
tlon* of the Democratic Pr|m#rv EleC-
|’on, pledgingttn.teelf to^abide by,th,e
re*nG,tLod to support tire nominee* of
die parjr; . • ....
James E. Davl*.
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Barnwell, S. C.^ A>rtl 4,1904.
re*p*ctfulljr anoounqe mrself
_ F#r Clerk ef Court.
\ Barnwell 8. ('. April 26,1004.
reepeotlnlly aunqpnoe myself A
caiidldete. fori reetecUon to ihe office
of Clerk nf Court-tubjyct to the role*
atsd.regulatlon# of tRsLpemocratic rri
mary ibloctton, placing mrs»lf tq
Abide by the result arid to support the
nominee* of the party. ~ ,,
W. Gilmore Simms.
Barnwell. 8‘. «J., March 22, 1004.
1 respectfuliv ann«Mnoe mvself .a
candidate for ibq office of .Ciprk of
Court, subject tothedules and regula
tion* of the Democratic primary *1
candidal# fmr the office /'(^Solicitor of
etfujxO-udiciai .Qlrcnlt. subj'ect
the Dru
the S«
Uutlcla) Circuit, subject to
the rule* and reguraanj** .of the Demo
cratic Primary Election, pledging my
the ntuinnyet of the party. ..
71. fl. Green..,
For the State Senate.
.Barnwell, 8. C . April 10, 19<H.
WHlIston, S. O , March 29, 1904.
I respectfully announce mySelf a
candidate for the State Senate from
B*rnwell County, subject to the rule*
and regulation* of the Democratic
Primary Election, pledging myself to
abide by the result and support the
uomiuee* ctf'tho party.
* 't " Y- C* Smith.
Per House of Representatives.
Barnwell, S. C , May 17, 1904
I reipecbfully announce riiyself
candidate for the House of Represen
tatives, subject to the rules and regit^
lations of the Democratic Primary
Election, pledging myself to abide by
the ■result and to rapport the nonttnees
For Auditor.
-- Willlsien 8. C. April Sstfi Tffill. >
— At the request of f.rteods fre^ell
part* of tbe county 1 (eel it my duty t*
again bewime a candidate fpr the office
of Auditor, subject to rule* and
regulatiooa of the DeniocWitrc Prituary
Election, pledging myself to abide by
the results and support the nominee* ot
the party. ;*•,
. , S- W. Trottl.
Barnwell. S. C,, March 22, 1904.
I respectfully' aniio^nce- tuyself a
candidate for the oillcc of County Aud-,
itor, subject to the roles, and regula
tions of the Democratic primary elec
tion, pledging myself to abide by-jbe
result and tO'Siipport the nomiueeS of
the party. , ■ v
' R. W. Riley.
Blackvllle, S. C.. March 15, 1904,
I respectfully announce m.V*e4f„Jr
candidate tor tbe office OT.Cpunty Aud
itor, subject to the ru es .a^J regula
tion* of the Democratic priqijTy. elec
tion, and pledge myself Nyrtdde by
results ^tud.aupi>ort the nominees of
the party. ' ^ <
B. J. Hammot.
of the'party.
J. E. Harley.
Applofbn, S. C-r May 2, 1004.
respectfully announce myself
Buddcnvllle, S. C.. March 7ib, 1901.
I respectfully announce myself.jit
candidate for the office of Auditor, sub
ject to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic Primary Election,, pledg
ing myself to abide by the result* end
support the nominees of the party.
^ Jr*
a
qemjidare-for reekctioiu..to' the House
of Representatives, subject to the'rules
and regulation* of the Democratic pri
mary election, pledging myself to
abide by the result and to support the
nominees of the partv.
R. II, Walker.
1901.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The Registration Books will he tfpeq
In the Court" House on the first Monday
(sale day) In each month dining the
year 1903 for tha transaction of such
business as U required bv.law.
W. J. BtOtier,
- Chairman
G. R. Dunbar.
Secretary.
Wofford College.
- SPARTANBURG, S.C.
N. SwrpKk, LIU. D.. M. A.,
inW-- w
Four (uB Ollege courses. Favora-
pland Science
) rounds,
facilities.
For catalogue applj- to
J; A. Gsmewell.,
Secretary.
WGFFORt)
COLLEGir
SCHOOL, Spartanburg, S
FITTING
C.
Elegant new buildinga. Careful at
tention to#indivldnal students. Board
and tuition for year $110. Alf ifiTor-
maiion given by
A. M. Durak,
^ Head Master.
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THE SWTE OF
In tbe i’robate Court.
By J.' K^joelllng, E*q. : , Judge of Pro
bate in Barnwell Coftnty. -
b»v Ilis n
cjPdhoodspeak with affectionate o6n-
fldonof of
(lie pure, honorable, useful
I44e.be bits led and the good be haa
Udos and U'doing by example and pre-
W here as James ll. Bush msde sui.t
to me. to grant him Letters of Adminis
tration bn tbe estate and efect* of W
K. Bates, deo«a*e<r, '
These are, thcrefqre, to cits afid ad
monish all and singular, tbe kindred
atjffi creditors of tbe said W. E. Bates,
deceased, fhfjt they be and sfir
pear before me, in the Court of ProbatR
to be held at Barnweii on Thursday,
21st July, 1904, nesf. after pifbileation
hereof, at 11 o’clock In the forenoo^,
to show cause, irany they Tisv'e, why
the sa'jd adffilnlsfraiioh should not be
* Given under my UandV this 5th day
of JulyrAnno Dmninl, l^t.
•fr.
ING, ,
Probate .In.Ige.
J'oblUhfed I? ThK BaitaWau. Pxoplx
July 7tb. l«04r-
Dunbsrton, S, C.. April 80,
I respectfuTTy nimounee Inyself a
candidate lor tlie House of Represen
tatives, subject to tbe rules and •regu
lation* of the Democratic primary
election, pledging inyself t<f abide by
the result and to support the nominees
of the party.
, M. A. Turner.
Blackvllle, S. (J.. April 26.1904,
I , respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the Hou*.rof Repiesenta
tlyes, suhject to the Tulcs’and regula
tion* of the Democratic Primary Klee
lion-, pledging myself tq abide by the
result,and suppert the nominees of the
party.* •—• - _=*?£
Ryan A. Gyle*.
Barnwell, S. C., April 6, 1904.
F respectfully announce mvsolf a
candidate (or the House' of Represen
tatlvcs, subject to-the rule* and regu-
Intioiis of the.. Democratic Primary
Election, pledging myself to abide by
the remit and support the nominee* of
the party.
8. A- Hair.
Ulmer, S. d., April 4, 1904.
I respectfully announce myself _i
caiiilidatV fdr the liodse of Represcnta
lives, subject to 4(rerules and rygula
tions nf the Democratic primary elec
tion, pledging myself to abide ,by the
result and to support the nominee* of
the party.
\
N. W. Week ley. \
For Connly Treasurer.
, Appleton, 8. C., March 14,1901
I re*|iectfa4ly announce myself
candidate 'for the office of County
Treasurer, subject to the rules and reg-
illations cf ipe Democratic primary
blection,' pleJglng ftijeelf to Abide by
the results and support the noihinec*
of the party.
J. B.^rmstrong
BarnjViiBvISu 0^ March 12: JW4
T respect fully announce n#self
candidate for the office of Comity
'I’reasurer, subject Jo the rules and reg
ulations qf the Democratic primary
election, pledging myself to ant^e fiy
the results and support the
of theparty
A. BethuhC Patterson.
For County Super!nUudeat el Eduea-
■ tlon.
Blackvllle. 8. t?., May 24th, 1904.
.1 rypegtrwHv nnnonnee myself a
eandUiate for the office of County Sur
pcrlntendent of Education, subject to
tbe rule* and regulation* of the Demo
cratic Pripiary Election, pledging my
self to abicTe by the result anu support
th« nominees of they arty.
If ejected I will spend the greater
portion of B »y time at my. offi/ie in
Darn well while the public schools are
In session. .
Cf. N. Askew.
BtfirwelJ. 8.0„ April 6, 1904.
I respectfully annbmice myself
CsndldHte for the ottlue of Cofinty ,Su-
perintehfient of Education, subject (o
the rule| and regulations of the Ijejri?
ocratla primary eleCitbpi, pledging my-
sq)f to abide by the result and to sup
port the nominees of the party.: . .
B. M. Darlington.
or^aNDui
NGTIOE TO DEBTOR* AND CRED
ITORS.
os bavlng eUims
OUr, S. C., R. F. D. No. 2, M’ch 20, ’04.
f'respectfully announce .inyself
candidate for the office of County Su-
Mriotendent of Education,
the rules and regulations ol the Demo-
qfatlc primary election, 'pledging tny-
3 lf t6ribttte j by the yesult aud support
e nominees of tbs party. 1 ,
W. K. Marchsnt.
, Barnwell. 8. C-, Msrch 26,1904.
I respectfully announce myseif
oandldHte for.the pffloe of County Su-
perfntenfient of Education ; jiubjpct to
the rules and regulations of the Desa-
ocratic primary election, pledging my
self^ to abide by the result and to sup
port tbe 'nomTnees of the pari^. '
tlon.'pledging myself to ahirfe by
e*ult and support tbe noujiiees of
W. IT. Tftqncan
re*
fcrtf.
KiagKvil;#. s c., April i*t, jwm.
h. I .. respectfully announce myself a
cnntHRsM for the office of Migl*tritte at
Blackvllle,' subject to the-rule* ayd
VugUlations of the Demoeraric prUnary
eladtlon, pledging myself to abide by
Ihe tot.Hit and to mipjiort the nominee*
rhe'j’Of the party,
the
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(CARDS OF CANDIDATES Cont’d.)
WillUton 8
ffbpeetfuHy
C April 12th, 1004.
announce myself »
caodhuteior rrelectinn tu the offlo* of
Magistratest Willlston, subject to Che
ru]ea and regulation* ofDemoerittiq
ry Election, pledging myself to
AWI# 4»X. the result and support the
nolnlnets of the party. i k-
* J. W Johnson. ^
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(CARDS OF CANDIDATES Cont’tLy
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Allendjjle 8. C. April 15. 1904. ;
Y^reX&ectfu 11 y -sanop nee mywH ff
candidate tjhertlf Of
;
II. Rhoden.
Blackvllle, 8. C. March 24 1904. .
Sihburely thanking the public for
past confidonee and Miptiort and *0111:1-
tijig ll* continuance I i-e«t<«ctfully
anitupnce myself a candidate Mriw.
election .***■ Msgistrete, at lUackviUe,
subject to the rules and regiilatlona
qT tbp Democratic Primary Election.
WrOgioj? my*elf to abide by the result
aud support tbe nominees of the party.
W. A. Giles.
Barnwell
County, subject to the rutyMftd regn*
latlmtp, of the Dennffirarie Prlqa*rF
Klvctlon! |»4«igl»g myself to abide bf
the reault and support Uw nominee* of
party. I J ii.> x'" r
w 3 11. C. Raysor.
. V • . • 4 .t J
• ,.«lfonie,S.C, March 29, J904. r
i respectfuliv awtonnee mywdf *
cMnditlata ffir th®.
Barnwell Cburitv, sulijcct f*-4be rule*
ft,
Kir
as»d regulations of the Democr*Me Prl-
Barnwell, S.^ March 21, 1964.
iJ..JPSS»< r CtTUll.v announce iny«elf n
cafidfcmie for rwlection to the office of
Magistrate at Barnwell, subject to the
rule* and regulation.* of the DemO-
grathrPrimary Election, pleiiglng my-
sltH40JS.bide by the re«uit and ahpport
the nominees of the partv.
j; C. W. Moody*
mary i>,retttltw, pledging myself t*
atible by the result and support the
uoinlrie-** of the i>iirty.j
W. Ts TTalksr.
• *.. t I ’Wt
B*enw?*1uS. C , March 1,1904. ,
I re*|»ectfiillv aamonnee mvself a
vamlldate for the nfficV** Sheriff, sub-
jeebto the. rulc*jind reguT*th‘n* jdf tbe
DenioclAM*: Primarv Election,'pledgl
Ing iiiy»erf tit,a»hide by the result ami
support the nominee* of the party.
W.W. Moore.,.
■wsr
For fount j Supervisor.
Olar, 8. 0.. R. F. D. No. 2,
- ApriF9lh, 1904.
respectfully
VI, re*pectfully announce myself a
candidate for the ofllce of County Su
pervisor, subject to the rules and regu
lations ©f the Democratic primary
iehuition. iiledglng myself - ro abide by
the (esftU and to support the nominee*
ofthe party.
J. O. Sanders.
Kline. 8. C., £l flarcb. 1904.
I respectfully nniiounce inyself a
candidate for ths?office of Auditor, sob
ject to the rules ar.d regulation^ of tbe
Democratic Primary Election /’pledg
ing m vself to abide by the result and
support the nominees of the party.
N. F. Kirkland Jf,
Fait fax 8. C. April 4, 190i; J
_I—respectfully announce myself *
cundidste for Hie office of County Su-
jjervlsor, subject to tlte rules and regn
Nations «.f the Democratic Primary
yrrinlofT, fdeifglng mrseif to -abide
5s
S' result mid support the uomiuee* of
-ibc party. ^ .. —
B. F. Thomas.
For Coroner.
Barnwell, S. G , March 2S, 1904.
re*peerrully—ahnrinnee myself a
candidate for reelection to the office
of Udroner; ftuhject to tbe rtiNia.and
regulations of tlie Democratic primary
eieetion, ph dglng myself to abide bf
the result and support the nominees of
theparty. ' 'V .. - -
Isaiali Neills.
- -Barnwell, S. C., March 21^1004.
I respectfrtlly announce tuyielf 2
eandMale for Coroner* subject So. Ihe
rule* and regulations of the li^mo-
creilc primary election, and pledge
myself to abide by the results and sup
port the nominees of the pai tv.i ^ ■ ,
Richard O. HS.ford.
'-Tkaaffi, 8- C., March 19, 1>04. -
I respectfully announce myjelf a
candidsie for the office of Coroner,
subjeertn the rules and rrgulnrihns <»f
tbe liemocratlc primary election, and
pledge myself to abide by the results
and aupporLthe nominees of the party.
Clavtou S 'Tar^ncr.
Handy P. O., Geof*e^ Creek, 8. C.,
March 7th. 1904.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for tlie office of Coroner, sub
ject to the ruGs and regulations o.L Uq>
Democratic Primary* El-xU^i, liledg-
Ing mvself to abide by tlte .rysult
support the nominees of the party.
N. A. Hlers.
and
/ For Magistrate.
^ j a | y ij -tfiM'.
I respectfully annonnbe Jnrsclf a
candidate for the office nf Magistrate
at Allendale, subject to the rules and
regulation* nf the Democratic Primary
Election, pledging myself jo aUUlR by
the result sud to support the nominee*
of the party. .
— IV. R. Brabham.
J
Selgllngvllle, 8._C.,April 4. 1904.
f respectfuliv announce riiVseTr a
announce
candidate for reelect ion to the office of
County Supei visor, subject to the nRes
and regulations of tbe Democratic Pri
mary Eieetion. pledging myself to
abide by the result and support Ut«
nominees of the partv.
• O. AV. Barker
jfffister In Equitj v • v
j Barnwell, S. C., May 9,1004. .
T AFcwnaotfiiiiy announce myself *
candidal# *f(My'tk« «*4fii«» of MwstetvRs
Kqutiy, snbjeot te<4»e *uh*a and reg*-
haioiis nf the Dernm-ratle primary elec-
tiort. pledging tnvMlf to abide by thq
.regtHkerid to support the nominee*
the party. » - ' r.
N. G. W. 'W'alker.
— Barn weii, H. G-. April 9, 1904. ,
I .respectfully annnont'e tnyeelf -a
rtuorRdH-tp for reelectbrn to the office ot
Muster l4i<Fquity, siibje -t to the rule#
and regnlarlgre. of the Democrstky
primary elect|dfi»-pledging myself ti>
abide by the result ana to support the
uottrinces of the paitv. ' >•’•••
- . 11. L. O’Bannon:
For Congress. _
?respectfully announce mvself
tion for thcHonSe of Represei iativeft,
Camgress of the United firetes from the.
SetHjnd District of Jinhrti Carolina,
pledging myself to abide bv the resplfai.
of the Primary Eieetion and to support
ttrciroaHnee* of the party.
J. O. Patterson.
Barnwell. 8 G , March Hf, 1904.
I respectfully announce myself-41
candidate for the office of Couniy Su
pervisor, subfact to the rules and reyn-
lations ol the DemocratU: primary elec
tion, and pledge myeelf to ahhi#. by the
resulu and support tbe nominee* ol
the party.
D. J. Zorn.
WUlUtPn.S. C^ March IQ, 1904.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of County Su
pervisor. subject to the rule* and regu
lations of (he Democratic Primary K*
lection, pledging myself to abide by
the result and support tbe nominees of
theparty. '• i j.
P. H. Loud. .*r;
Barnwell, 8. C., March 5th t 1004.
I am t eandliUte for the 5»th Con
gress from the Second District, S. C.,.
aud pledge mvself to abide the result-
of the .DnofOcratlc Primaries and to
support tho-noudnoos of tire ibnwe-
erttic Party.
L. J. William*. .
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
. Notht# bt.hereby given that on Fri
day, the Ijlfikdav of July 4904 tbe un
dersigned will tile his final account-as
Executor of tire estate of John J,:
John-iori, d«cc**ed. with the Judge of
I’robatfcfpr Uarfwitcil Comtty. and ap*
ply for Lettcra DlsniNreeg.
June 10th, 1901.
R. R.’Jofitiafinn:* -.
Executor.
1
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NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Nollce ivhereby glve’iv tliat ob Frit-
daw, the iJrlt day of.Inly. 1904, the unw
‘itfatr
I respectfully annonnee mv?eir *
candidate for tlte office of Coupty Su
pervisor, subject to the rules and reg
ulation* of the Democratic Primary
Election; pledging myself to abide' by
the result and support tbe nominees of
the party. '
J. B. Morris.
For Sheriff.
Barnwell, S. C.. April ^Dlh, 1904.^
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for rceleclion to the Sheriff's
offiw. xprhjfcrxo - th« rnreft aitd yrftnljH-
_ TVmi*ton r S,C.. July 4th, 1904.
.1 respectfully^ announce myself,,a
candidate.for the office of..Magistrate
BLWilltnon,.snbject to tha ruu!3. and
regiilationa pf, the Debio«:rstic primary
election, pledging myself to abide by,
the result and to sfipport the nominees
eTrire party.
John J,
Allendale, S. C
announce
Wj»e.
June 30th 1904.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reflection to ihe ftfBCe of,
MagUtrate ar 'AtJeiufule. subject to the
rule* end regulations of the Democnitic
primary election, pled^rog,Afiy^ftlf Jt<>
abide by the reault guff support the
uomlueceof the tmrty. i
John Googe.
Dunbarton, 8. C., !o, 1904.-
I respectfully annouuce^-myself a
candidate for reelectlon to tne office.of
Magistrate at Dunbarton, subject to
the rules and regulations of the l^pmo-
cratic primary election, plerTglng, my
self to fbide by the result* and.to 4ftp-
port the nporinee* of t|i$ party.
F. O. Brabham
Hattievllle. S. C., Judfft
•»
I tespectfullv . announcb rr^vrelf, a.
I respectfully . announcfc rrfv.self, s
candidate,for the oJSpg pf, Mag?*t:*ftte
for Four Mile Township, aubject to
t\ie rules and regulation* of Vjje Demo
cratic Prlmsry Election, pleagtftg my-,
self to aMde by the result and to sup'
port tbe nomineea of the party,
v T. 3/T
Dunbar.
Dunbarton, S. U., June 6th, 1904.
At the request of. mgfff. frfcped
reepectfolty.annonffce myseTf w cai
date -for the office of Mafffskrate at
Dunbarton, subject tp the rul6i4 «nd
regulation* of the Democratic primary
election, pledging ptjtelf to abjde by
the result,and to support the nominees
of the party. * - ?fc>
II. P. Anderson.
Morris, 8. G.,'May*?r; 1904.
Morris, i
ectfullj
e for the. c
respectffiHjr announce myself. ( a.
candidate for the office ofFfagietrateat
»4hln»t
Hart.'
Millctteyillc, S. C.. March 7, 19W.'
T reepectfully anpounoe. my self
Barnwell, eobjefit to the yulea
regulation* of the DgmocraUc Pi Unary
Rl^tlon, pledging my»e».f to abide
the remit and support the nominee*
theparty.' vV' . f
. .. v k G. M. Holly.
Blaekyilie S- ti Aprff ifl, ifloi.*
myrelf a
M aglet rate at
BLACKYILLE,
SI
Of
tions of the Democratic Primarv Elec
tion, pledging myself to abide by tbe
result and to support tbe nominee* of
the party. ‘ - „ ^ -v*.
< *Frank II. Creccb,
(Ihr-igpeU will file dual accounU
s.v Ailwliiisj.rator* of the Estate of Mx#..
GeorKia A. .Numberger, deceased,
frith the Judge of I’robate for Karn-<
well fosMUy and apply for Letter*
DieiuDsory.
C- F. Pechman,
[ * J. A. Porter, *
Adiniuiatrators.
T. B. ELLIS. Jr-
Surveyor and Civil Enginoor
Special attention given to the compai
of water-powers, leveling and
drainage.
;-A postaloard uddressodto maui Mar
tin, 8. C., Wili re *eive prompt *Urn*.
tlon. octl-60. ly
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At Ms Old Standy Opposite
Post Office.
-3*ro*-
, I wish to pall, the attention of my customers and
friends, and the prildife generally, to my large and
well selected stock of. goods, consisting of Gen-'
tlemen’s, Yojjths and' Chtldrkn’s Spring and
-i
Summer Clothing, of the latest styles;*
men’s Shoes and Low Q*Uffrter Shoes of
lowingpoprnlnr
the IbL
Ring Quality, Stetewvaufi Crossett.
Ladihs Shoes and Slippers of the finest makes/
such as:
Drew-Sdby
I carry a complete line of Genf s Furnishing'
<xoods, White fftrd C^tofed' Tests, Trunks, Va
lises, Dry Goods and Groceries. ....
Taking the- quality* of my genyds iMl^ considera-.
tiou ram -satisTred. that you/will fmd mi
^ ^ prices
reasonable. Come and 'see fof' yourself I am’
satilfied one visit w^l citec you to be a regu-
l^r customer at my’stored My sons arc with me :
and will be^glad to serve you.'
I-
. Opposite Pbex Office,