The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 21, 1904, Image 2
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pnrHOLIES, Editor * Prop'r.
fcARtiesr C&VXTf CIRCCIATIOJI.
TIIURiiOAT. JUI.Y 31.
)li>t>iibUcaa lentter* In tl>e Hontlt/
•Mat holdora, ar® •*o>w«a*y Ins.
mind orer the (Mitimmc.uMiie St. {.ntiie
Convention. Should 1'itfker he elected
the otugo from the fde ooirnterr noitt
Spring will give then? greeter concern.
We don’t know thirf l T fe*identla1
Candidate, Parker vt,Hl take the adnee
of ^a baekwooifori^iin, nevertheleair we
auggeat that he wrMa a inenaate t«r the
Doniocratiq cdttora of Hie nntion In
general and South Carolina In purlieu•
if.'rrTjuejdlng and adviaThg fhehr to
^iVit lambaMiug ftrran and Cleveland,
rillutan, lilll and lle«r*t and to u*c
their peiin upon the Ke|wiMican». ,
'I’ho great mimtrer of tan’a and gH*
atAtofing the Clemaon and Wlwthron
Mchnliirthip examination* give* |K»int
to thi'< piyuT’a contention that all Iwn-
ffleiarie* »hould return to the State out
of Hot earnings the actual coat of the
Help received. — ;»
That would soon enlarge the attend'
ancc at all State colleges and put South
Carolina at the head of the educational
eulutn
nij.
I'Mitor of Tn« Raavv att Piorce:
instead of Imving you and others sat
something about nic that the Voters of
the county may know for whom they
«ro voting | have tlouglit it better to
sjwak for turyself.* ^
I was born In South Carolina. My
"Rniicr. mother, grand father ami grand
mother were horn In rietfth Carolina. I
have lived in this Slate filly year®, i
am therefore Southern thmiigh and
Thd campaign liar way lie expected
Co eclipse hU past record iIiim Summer,
for he ' w ill he^lu every Htale lu tl'.e
Union. If he whispers you a secret
about any candidate don’t take his
word to tie true until you have vurilied
it. Atijl don’t pasM his story along uu>
ill you know It ui be true’ And if you
hear him lying tell him »o,
nKMocKATIC 1.1: A D KUS.
For Pkkmidkxt.
•til a w rlrtklf’ In hU.face, hrpyd shoul-
iferod ariil nearly six feet tall, llo was
Isorit «M a • fur hi, worked and went to
achool until III when he began teaching,
taught until t!U when he went into law
and politics. He was Uumocratlc Slab'
Chairman when^S>*vId Iflll was elected
^ JliOMUMtor. ap«l lifff irftfiMntiW lil'u a
Jn*Uc« of llm Supremo ,-oon. In I8U7
h i wm elected Chief d'usUce of the cottr®
of Appeals, the reft of the iH'mociaiie
ticket being beatou. He voted for
Rrvan in 'ini and ’tk.), though a gold
Ifemovrat He rUesat 7 o'clock, takes
__ u diye in the Hudson Kher every sutti-
trier Morning,, rides around hi* farm of
several hundred acres after breakfast,
then reads newspaper* until noon,
lunches and works ou his cases until ti
o’clock. He dresses well and la very
courteous. He has one chihl living,
the wife of an Episcopal preacher.
He owns three small farms, all culti
vated tMtder his direction. HI* special
pride Is a Herd of red (Milled cattle.
, Hr has some inonev in hank and ia
worth about IdP.oou all told.
For Vice-PKKsiDKNr.
H. G. Uavls was born In Maryland,
worked on a farm, rose to he a railroad
brakemau, then a conductor, and kept
sin rising, served twelve year* In the
United hlates Senate. He own* -1W,
0U0 acre* of West Virginia coal *»nrt~
iron lands and Is estimated to be worth
sit to twenty niHlion dollar* lie is
81 ycr.r* old hut In good health and
well preserved.
Plan ok 1>atm,k,
The Parker plan of Iwttlc is to carry
♦lie skiuth and make the Kist tire prru*
.clpal battle grotuul. They say limy
will have ail the campaign cmU nevd-
wd.
home he flnda lilw-largest, truest lisp.
u. ^^..tMtitr In I P 1 "*** *•> hitnsliftie Into the live*
»» i » r ?** >on i ir* ' of ether*. In making his world the bet-
opportuult# for helpftiluesa. In exam- t . h , ^trri.ndi
tug rvijuirement as to routine wort, ter A ^ 1 . j r K eel
•nd io demand for general prepaid* .uAjjJf ^ C.M,
ness the office of County Superlnteo-
dect of Sditcailoir Is far tb® most Im
portant lo b® tilled!, •Ilhough l» p«h.
porilun to the 'work ox(iec ted and re
quired !t Is the nr mi InsuMcieotly paid
•'•gift Of the (MJOple.”
~ Htitne time ago a correspondent told
how well Prof. W. W, lUrv had Mervetl
in the long war between the Ktatee.
and with what great subeCaa ami de-
vbthm he had given hi* best head and
l*eart efforts In the rchool room prepa
ration of hundreds of pnptD for she
later and larger UiuUm. The trustees
and patrons of a number of aelmols
thst he has taught have adopted r«/u>-
iutioh® anioTslug him a® a candidate
lor Moperintendeut of Education, HU
record Hi war and peace |* a proud
|w>»*e*«lnn to lilm and his, and should
lie he electtHl- h® fftliuse every en-
«l«Rvor to show that Ire lx deserving oT
the public trust and confidence, and to
LrnelH the common achool* us much as
idose attention to his duties Rmf prsctl
cal'acquaint.) nett with the educational
Interrsta and conditions can accom-
piiab.
through, and South IJaroHnian to the
core. / . v - . 'T. ,
i was a Confederate soldier, going In
tire ai ipy ptt^ly -aiid remalulng till the
Mv eduoafional adVantd^a were the
Aery best, i went to Softool twelve
.years consecutive)v under the most
favorable ^.circumstances. After tli«
war f went to col|i*ge two years. I
have taught. *elu ol a full term In each
year for thirty six year*. I have test!-
moniaUwf lh« very highest chhiacter
setting forth my wonderful suecesfi in
teacliiug. I have taught chlhJrcu of
.Alton B. Parker 53 vwarswld. with- overt walk of life. I havt-very iqc*
cessfntlv prepared hov*. and girls for
all the eoTlettes’in tills Ktate and have
won the most coveted educational
prlr.e* with my.boys and girl*.
I vvas a niepijiiier of the htate Dmml
of .Kducaliotr In this Mfsitb for oiim
year*. This position gaye me opportu-
iiifiea for llioroughly urideistanding
the working of our school system.
‘J I know achools and school teaching.
I feel able to improve the schools of
the county, especially tho country
ictiicl*. . .
should 1 he eleefed every body w ill
soon be proud of me.
tV. ’NrHarchaftf. "
A* a teacher in the public schools It.
M. Ifarliugion K*cj. has done-+xcellen»
and intelllgeiit work. Growing to
uianhtMul since the couelu»ioii of the
war that so wasted 1 the 8ouih he ha*
realized that educational training, and
development and equipment, wa* the.
fit st need of a people desirous to restore
old time wealth and secure tho old
time civilization. So he did well, and
should hi* campaign be crowned with
success he will do better.
Added to hi* practical understanding
of school detail* i« the legal knowledge
Unit v; on Id add to his ollicial readiness.
Possessed of superior intellect, hi* U
a niodc-t and unob rusive character
and one that grow* w ith acquaintance
and that will show him equal to what
he shall undertake oj; the people >c
quire of him.
ANTVKRSUH WE^VIU,
The Uaatenialan red ant is reported
• succuas in killing the Tcxus'holl wee
vil. Tho scientists account for the
nut’s war on the weevil as follows :
The ant is very food of sweet juice
diktilled in the nectarines® of the cot
ton plant: but wkeirlhe cofton hud is
nearly Infected by the egg* and larvae
of the weevil, no nectar is forthcoming.
'Phe enragod ant, iniuthig for the
cause, timU it. and straightway silugv
the weevil to death The weevil is an
epicure and lives <tlmu*t; exclusively on
ttookraron of the cotton hud; the nut,
jUso. will esl mulling else if he can gel
this nectar. The ant thus protects
the cotton plant in Uenlral America;
the question }*, will he survive the Gulf
MaU: winter.
UAHI) TIMES COMING.
From that splendid school, the Stale
Military 'Academy, Cadet John II,
l.alhUc entered the Gonfoderate scr*
vice, and until the long struggle ended,
in camp and liidd. Illustrated in the
new world the gallant chivalry and
jiuswmiog couiage of liis heroic an
costoia hi thei^oUl world mother land.
And when peace came from the red
lleldTto entered the school room and
there w ilh example and lesson he ha*
taught the sou* and daughter* and
grand children of his confederate com*
nphia Tty be* such as their sires and
grand sires were. M itU Jvlndword and
patient cheering sjVlilt he has helped
them ’train tor^lhe harder battle of the
present and the coming timtts and into
tenderer heatt* ha* given the courage
and inspiration of hi* earn.
And now he asks the privliejrirbf se.r-
vice In a broader field, promotion from
the teachers ranks to one where hi*
accumulated skill ami knowledge and
practical acquaintance and higlie»t am
bition for the g iod shall ciowu his
drmiorabte career. **
New York, July d»—Commercial in-
snlveucie* in the United .State* fur the
first half of IWH, as reported by It. (».
linn A. Co., were tt,3i f in nuudver, and
♦^U.TKl.iMWiu amount of defaulted in-
debtedness.. In the lli>t. half of lho;t
there w«re failures w ith liahili-
tie* of IWi.ih/.-til). Manufacturing *n*-
peH*ions numhered 1, id.'hand IfnvuIvcU
$-7.118.992, tyfain*t I.J.stt failure* for
('Jd.Fio.Iil lk*t year. Trading insoj-
veuci s were-!,i^3 in number fur f-11
270,.*3i, comparing with 4,(KiS defaults
far fft),fiff.11.1 a year previous. Other
«sinimerciai failure* not properly In-
oluded in tho two iirlncipal cia«*o*
•were 2^44n number'and in.ijgjl.lll in
ivaiount, against 110* in»oive»Mj*o* ifor
*10.117.071 last year. In addition to
^he«e commercial suspensions there
were banking failure* numbering ftO
that Involved 517(007,17t', compared',
with 41 su*|>ensloiis for |)i.lM.7IC in
Uie corresponding niontl** of l‘.itU._
m
or it AN TO NEWS.
Crop* at® lortking-fine.
Mr. U. U< Goth oi itartou was over
on a visit Sunday.
Kcv. Mr. HaioU- eouductiiig a pro
tracted meeting uutiruiynut church this
Mr. Frank DeLosch died last Thurs-
slav and.was hurted tho foilow’ing day.
He leavea a wife and three children.
Mr. Willie Gifford of this place and
Mba Kellv, a handsome accomplished
lady of Oaorgia, are totiq marrimFon
the 20lh. -5,
Bev John T. Morrlsojn jwlll bagltf a
rerlval meeting at^fi^Hsrareh Branch
«thurch on the 'JJndTnst, Tills ia on® of
who asta or his fellow eirli'ens tb« of*
Ifc® of AmHiof, and who if clmaen w ill
prove (n public M in privat® life tbe
high toned, faith^'i aervani of the
t*f*te and people; whose every work
will be well and Mt’sellUbly done *r*>d
who will coftnt the (rtilillc approval tiie
best tresrsure of Ws Iflc,
1 R. F.
FOR HOUtfTOR. .
RernW^llyB. C. f April 2Ath. 1404^
I re«pectfn!ly v apnounee »»>v»elf ft
CMndrdate for reelertlwn tAiheoftvbe of
Solicitor of I he Second Judicial t’tr- ^
rulr, subject to the rules god rrgnl/i- ttbhfe by the restrHfatH to "support the
for Cferl of Coaft
Barnwell H. C. April 24,
I feshortftrijy aiiynounce mVseif a
eundiihile fer reeids-.lon .to the office
of Clerk of Cneri. eAlijerttrr t h4* rhle*
X0«f fegnUtiOfts of the ffemocratic Fri
fluff Klacriofr. ' piedgtng wya-H to
Mr. B. J. nfxrnmet K a nmn w ho has
never disappointed hi* friend*, and
who never wtWv As to enemF.'s ire .ha*
none and he deserve* none.
lie started life right and ha* kept hi*
cour*e stnigh*. For with him the
MuriistOH* vfifth which each a!«p if
te*ted "the right,” ami w hen that de.
elaloii f* reached tin-re I* no appeal.
lie baa freeu rqd*) to every reaponai-
blllty he h*a met ai»d tn training, ex-
(rerlence and hq*lMe*i abHity ix lullv
qualitied U» he m model AniHf«*r. WhotHd
he b« elected the ■etsita will have no
more competent, conrteoila anti fstthftll
official ami every |n(ei®st in hi* ftanda
will lie most carefuilv guarded. Hi*
friends commend him becan*e they
know him, and that knowledge war
rant* thfflr utmost cnnkdeRce in him.
If ejected the people will find tills
picture true to Hie.
Biaekville,
lions of the Ih-inocrsth! Pi itnarv Klec-
t’on. p!e*l|finx mv*eff tn abide by the
re-nlt und to swppnrt tbe noffiluees of
the party. . . . • /
x , \ J ime* K-. fhtvik,
psfirwell, 8. C., Apiil 4.
M I rr«pecrfuHy snnoTtnce mv*vff a
eandidate for the office of .SolMtor of
1]»« fieennd Judicial CHeull. snbjert fp
the rnlc* and m^ulairpna uf fhe I)«4»in-
cr»lm FThivary Eteciion. pledging mv
lelf to abide by tbe re*n1i ami support
the nominees irf the party.
« G. M. Green.
l»r. Richard W. Riley Is the. elde*t
and «m!y surviving son of. tlm fat**
Capt O. Owen Hilcy, As assistant ti
his father, so ofien honored by the
people of Barnwell, ho became thur
niighly familiar with the duties and
requirement* of the Auditor’* office
and if elected he could enter upon
them Intelligently and efficiently, lie
1* a representative ‘ of' tho vnaeger
f»0mocracy to shape the future of the
State'iftid hi* KHp4M»rtera and friends
feel ever# conthfenco that the‘record
he will make wifi l*e worthy of them,
of titm aod most acceptahlti-to the »M*h-
lie. " • ' A.G. -
, '
If roe’ectnd .Auditor, Capt. S. \V.
Trotti will he t'iv s;rarijfer in that office
or to she work to he done there, for lie
ha» Idled t-be |M>sttion *<» well and So
faithfully in the past that all the pen-
pie of the con mv will feci assured.of a
capable.. Intelligent* Mflifnrfnrjr ■<!«
miuUtratiqn of Its re*(»onslWc duties.
Hi* competency and efficiency are In
the records of the office, limp and
again commended by hi* superin:*,
and Jii* unfailing patlenco, courtesy
and correctness arc pleasant living
rneniwie* in the lira: l* of hi* friend*.
Tbejl wlith bim again to do the work
for which he I*
is a cand-tdaie
wishes.
And the younger voter* who have
not known him a* their fathers have
w ill find in hiin all the good qualities
ttl aw official without fear or rep«*ach
and of a good gentle man ; whose work
and life have been clean umt-puro and
correct and helpful In it* every exailo"
plo to all who have come within it* up
lifting piesence. Old Friend.
the State Setixf# '
' •. Barnwell,8. C . April 1H, 1WH, .-
I announce myself a cartdrdate for
reelection to the Menat", and pledge
myself to abide the result of the pri
mary fteethm nnd to conform to all of
the rule* of the ThmiocTKtic Tarty.
Kobt A id rich.
Barnwell'8, March 30. 1901.
f announce mv*elf a cAndl laie for
State S’liate, and pledge ifty*elf to
atdde tiie rekuit* <»f the Democratic
Primaries and to support the nominee*
of that party. ’
.Goo. II. Bate*.
Will Mon, S. C , March 20,1904.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the State Senate from
BsrnyvelffiCnunty. subject to Lhfi fule*
and regulations of the beinoctTflfc
Primary IMectini. pledging jr.yself to
abide hr the reawif ami support the
nominees of the party.
. ~ W. C, Smith.
For House of Ilcpresentatlves.
'Barnwell, 8. C , Hay 1-7, l!HM
1 rC'|*ectfttiiy anuounca nivsclf a
candidate for the Hoitse of Represen
tative*. subject to the ntles aiuL-Jcgn-
larlons of the. Deiu«>cratic j'rimnry
F'ecf hvftyttljtdgiux mere If tir ntdde 'fiy
ttry tesiitt arnttd k'lippornltb homthg#
«>f the party.
J. E. Harley.
Appleton, 8 C , May 2. 1901.
I respectfuliy unnonnee myself a
cantlidate for reelcctiou to the House
of Represcntatites, *Hlij<Mtt to the rule*
and regulation* ol the Democratic pri—
so w ell qualified and he mary elect Inn, pledging myself to
in obedience to thoir | at>id* by the result and to *upport the
in>minee* ol the pkrtv. -
II. II. Walker.
Dnnbafton.rS. t'.. April :io;.19(|l.
. J re»p«H;tfuUv HiinouiHW niyse.lf -»'■
eandiitatc for I he Tlokse of Rkpresen-
futlvcs, subject to the **ubv* amb-fcgu-
hrrians Of the Democratic primary
electirrh. plodgtng mystdf to a bide by
the r?*ult and to supptrrt the iiomince*
of the party.
M. A. Turner.
ffoudnees of the partr:
If. Gflmofft ShiiwT*.
BarAwell, 8. #?., jfarch 2$ IliAf.
t reapeetfirilv announce mrseFf X
randldate for the office of Cleck of
Cimrt, .subject to the rules and fegur*-
tions of die Flemoeratlc prinfarv elec-
fi.m. pledging twreeff to
leswlt ami tmppori t6e uorkfuervof the
P*ny-
"l IT. h. Demean. 1
Fot '• i
tTHH*toll 8. C..April 2lth
Atthtr reqnfsl oT'frlvn r VIT
part* of the county I feel it nvy utuv to
again become a candidate fot the dfice
of Auditor, subject to the rule* and
regulations of the DenbaTatic Primary
Elentitvn, pledging iRvs. If to abide ty
the re«ulis and aup(K>i t the Roiuiiue* of
the party. ,
8. W. Trotti.
BarnwelCS. C , March 22, 1901.
T respectfully Hunonmc myself a
Ttititiidatf* for the office of County Aud
itor, subject to the rules Mink- regula
tion* of the Democratic primary elec
tion, pledging my*elf to abide by the
rcMiiit and to *up|iort lire nominees uf
the party. “ * •
J ^ R. W. Riley.
BlackviUe. S'. C. March 13, Uml.
I respectfollv announce n.vself a
esntfidate for tiie office of County A mt
Itor, subject to the rue* anl regula
tions of the Democratic primsfv-«lec
tion, and pledge myself to abide by the
results and oupport the nominee* of
the patty; -— ■ • C'
B. J. Hsmmeh
Btiddenyille, 8. C., March 7Hi, H01.
I respectfully announce, myself a
candidate f^or the office of Auditor, sub
ject n» the rule* aud regulations’ of.tii«
Democratic Trimarv Election, ple.ig
ing mv toilto a bide by the rc-tilfs niid
support the nouTineea oUthc party.
Parker stock goes up, Rooeeveit
down among tho election betters tip
North. Odd* have fallen front o to 2
to 3 to S. * -y v
' » - • i -
Tho colored candidates nominated at
St Uouts for IVe*ideTit and Vice—
'President have withdrawn In favor oj
their friend*, T. II. and C. W. F.
So far Sumter ha* hut live candidate*
in the Held, one want* to bo Super*i*«r.
two desire the Sheriffalty and two
Magisterial place*.
Letter fo I’ M BackingliTjn,
. JlurHiccll, S. C. —1
Dear Sir: The clieatvest thing tn the
wav ef sending anything, over the
world is »i (rostage stomp;' and the
cheapust way to shod w ater is pal nt,
- Not whitewash; paint. Do you lv»tv-
pen to know—it don’t belong Vo your
hmdneia to know about paint, you
know—d» you happen to know that
mo«t of the milder* of. paint stuff it out
wilh iiirie add ci ty unj sand and water
and»ir?, <.
They do stuff it out in the can; „but
not on the linu»c, Titov make more
gallons to sell or t<* buy; im*ro money
to pay for (taint; more money to pay
for putting it on; a good deal more
money to pay for pulling it on; hut no
nuro beauty; more ru.*t; decay; disap
pointment; lo*«.
Dcv<*et* your paint, been use it’*- ail
pniut, no sham and full measure.
Your* intiv
F W Devoe & ClT~
id
P. 8. Ivcmon Brb*. sell our paint. “
the Htate.
The rttota ffaftJC ha* done some' gnod
i tho new public road lew
rton t« Mathew* fibitl and
10 tUM»ervto<H' wHUromm (
- * ffikiss hi as ese*i« n «—ivi*
llnlsh lit
mail River is-
ami
0.1 d leSaiing
w.e
aatid
Jotwlind
•v.
. A new pencil should sketch- the
Rev, George N. Askew, o«ie tti«t it a*
not temehed' politJeal diecnssToft or
drawn tho commoner picture* of life.
For while a man he is unlike them
in that hi* sympathies arc gentler, hi*
a*piration* higher, bis pui jMcss* more
for other* thuu for self, a* in the mul
titudes that (dan and toil for wealth or
passing honor*. Asa soldier in young
manhood he was fearlcs* and 'Without
reproach,, a* a Minister he has followed
in the foot steps of hi* Master, a* a
teacher he has moulded mind* to high
Ideal* and ii'Ained diameters to good
ness as the best tui.rce**.
Ue ha* tilled tne office of School Com
missioner and again his friends remem
bering all nl* excellence mid virtue
ask hi* election, know ing that if t-hoseli
he wifi give his best Jicad and heart
service to the discharge of live duties
it usted to h*ni. - J
J.C. Keel.
Kline, 8. C., 3d March. 1901. '
I rpspta'tfiilly kpuminre myself a
candidate for the office of Auditor, sirb
j®«‘Ho the rules and regulations of rtie
DemiHTHtic i’llmary Eletlion, piedg
ing mvsfllf to alible by the result alid
sinqiiirt the liunitnw* i.r ihe party.
— N. F. Kirkland Jr^
Utious *7f 'tbe-- Demo.-sw+hc
Election, pltilgfng urvs^H^tO abide In
tbe result and support the nominees oi
the(mny. ‘
II. F. Thomas.
Heiglingvillc, S. C., April 4. 1901.
Blackvillp, 8. F.. April 19CV.
- I respectfully HiuiouncR myself a
candidate for the Hoiiaasif )ip(ito*enta-
rives, subject jo the rule* and regula-
tkm* of tha ltemocratic Primary Elec
tion. pledging myself to aidde by tbe
result and suppert the uomineorpf the
party.
Ityen A. Gyles.
Barnwell, 8. <!., April ti, J904.
I respectfnHw aintiounce ajvself u
‘M
Fer I'pronrr.
Barnwell, 8. C , Match 28, 1901,
." ■y .. ‘ ' ' a ' '
- I respect hull v an no' nice tin seif a
TfaWiThtiueii^freefecnorr^tM TtoT olffce
of Coronerj subject to (be rules and
rpgnUhJh'il'* of tbe DenuHTaiic t»rimarv
election, pl< dgipg invswlf to abide tiv
j the result and support the nominees of
the party.
IsaialiNevila,:
Barnwell, 8. C,.. March 21, ljtr-4.
I respp**1fnl!y announce myself a
candidate for Coroner, subject to the
/ules und rf-gulatlon* of tlie Demo
cratic prima'rv elechu., and phtdge
Jiivself to abide hv theyvaults and sup
port the nominee* tif the part.r. '
Richard C. Halford.
candidate lor the House of Itepreserv-
A-gond doctor must needs be a dilh
;geut. philosophical student. Causer
and consequences, conslitutious iy>d
tcmireraimMit*. iftiiedies iynd. result*
inusi lie well tindcistood in the inter
est* of tho patient* who depend for
restoration to health on the wisdom
THE FALL PAjIPKN.
Destroy weeds and . grass. Fertilize
and break deep. Plant snap beau* ev-
erf two wecBn ii(i tq August Rnh. To
mato'plant* set out now wall make a
tine fall crop, ymw cabbage seed in a
box or in a prot®t;ted place in garden
and set out plant* to A>«wd for a tall
cropj— Monnliff- hcaiui .planted now.
wfij give a good crop in c to her, when
they will he needed. IT letttue seed’
are sown in a bed now they may he
transplanted Hr-July or Augtjst and
line head* will appear in October.
W-Mteh your cabbage plants. If ib'e
trnrnb> IIichr it I* said a strowg decoo-
liou of tnniulo plant* sjuinkled on will
kill them. A weak brine wltT'also
drive them and the green worths away.
The fall crop of Irish pot a toe or Wifi de-
matrd your attention now.
lu ihn District Court of the United
State*,.
For the Ka.stern DHtTictTif Soutli Caro-
» lini. '
in the Mutter of
i CharleaC. CailiX., R»Uhru|'t.
To the creditors- of itoid Bankrupt of
Baruwtdl, in th&Chmity^rf Bar+fw
and District aforesaid.
' Notice I* hereby given that on the
13th day of July A. D: 19(14, the said
€*•1111U 11 «f II fraallM - # I M19 J M UllC Ul ‘ ’ • r *» t i a.a ... .
Hie oldest eburcbea In tin* part dT of th® iniirktire,-«nd if etcc;-
- — 1 ed Auditor he w iii endeavor to show in
resulu that hii care xml treatment and
ami wuti-hfulnex* of that noble (irofca-
»lon. Holt become* the habit of tho Charie* C. Callff wm* duly-adj.idlcatoJ
phyiiciao to take a live interest* In all» bankrii(Tt. nnil fh.tt ttie fffvrTHTgrmyrir
that concerna the people. In tiicir “
home affairs and^Jn all the depart
mentsof governip«nt nffectlng the in.
A* one who has’lffven the first vigor'
on* years of lti«i mental and physical
manhood to the beiioyoleuoe* of hi*
profession Dr. N. F. Kirkland. Jr;,
now offer* hi* services to the people of
Barnwell in tiie broader Held whore lie
can be aervaut of them all and not, tn a
limited sphere of notion,, lie li*a tbe
hi* creditor* will he held at Barnwell,
8. C . in the OflK'O of thtr lt?f&r6A, Oh
the 28tb day of Jltiy. 1904. at 12 o’clock
M., at which time the creditors may at
tend, prove their claim*, an|M>iut a
'trustoevAezamlng the bankrupt, and
•transact apcii oilier husinea* as may
properly come before said mee ing.
R. A. Klli**,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Barn well, 8. O., July 10, .’ 2
di»o)mrge of duty have been a* tpre
Bud wise and beneficial to (be.public it*
they have been in the chambers bf^tbc
stiffeilng. _ •
1 n til tire world ’ that
the modern*
II ii
know there l* no nobler type of man
Irood than Umt of 1 the Smith Carolina
love of Htate
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
Special itteption given to the compu
tation of wdter-pewer*, leveling and
drajmqpbt ~
A
tiflivcs, suliject p* the ru'es uml regu
lation* of the Democratic Primary
Election, pledging my*ctCto abbln by
the result and aujiporl the nominees of
the party.
S. A Hair,
' , -Ulmer, 8. C M April 4, 1901.
I rcspectfiilly announce myself a
Candidate for the House of Represent*
five*, subject to the role* and regula
tions of the Democratic (iriuutry elec
tion. pledging uivacif to ai)ide,by the.,- 1
reauit and to support the nominees of
the party.
■ N. IV. Week lev.
I
For County Tr*asurer. *
A’tqTlctbrj; 8. C., Mai'ch 14,11)01.
rcspcctfiilly amimincn tnvaelf
H
candidate for the office of County
Treasurer, subject to (lie roles and reg-
ulaiions of the Democratic primary
clcclitm. pledging" mvaelf- tn ahidc by
the rcsotr* arrtF *rujq*6rt tffe nominee*
of the party.
jf’.jjL Armstrong.
iHarnweTl, 8. O., March 12..19ffl.
I res(>cclfolly announce niv*elf a
camlidale for the office of, County
'frcavtirer, stibject to the rules and reg-
ulat4oti* of the Democratli: primary
election, pledging myself to •’abide by
tiie result* and suppoiV tfte tiofSftiieea
of the party.,
^„ A. Bctliune Patterson.
TOT CoiiuTy Sapcrlnfendcnt of lUlitca-
, - » ■ .{taw/, ", 1 " 1
Bfackville, 8. C., May 2|th, 1901.
• I respectfully announce my*.elf a
Cttudiuate for the office of Comity 8ti-
pe*intcndetit of E<lucation, subject to
the'riiV* and regirlatiou* of the Dbtnti-
cratic PHtnary Klwtloit-, pledging my
self to abiiie by the result and' support
the nominee* of the tarty.
if'elccted i will spend the greater
portion of my lime at my offi-e in
Barnwell while the public school* arc
in scashnn
— 0-. N- Askew. -
Barnwell, 8. C.. April5, 1901.
I rcspotJtfully annoiHtoe myself a
enndidate forAlie otik;e of Comity sit*
l>eriiitoiident oi Education, subji-ct tn
the mles and-regulations of the Deni-
ocnvtle primary election, pledging my-
e»nlt end
to sup*
port the numhice* of the party. '
B. M'. Dai lingtoit.
Olar, 8. C., II F. I>. No. 2, M’ch 20. ’04.
I respect toll y e wnpiHmp my»el( *
eandidute for.'tlic idiice pf Cotnttjr 8u«-
:e or C
perintondbnt of Hdnewflen, tntbject to
the rules and regulathoit of the Demo
cratic primary election,- pledging my
self to abide by the result and support
yhe uoniineesof the party.
W. N Marchaut. .
> **
' _r Barntrfrtt. 8. C , March 2fi, 19M.
I'~respectfullv acnounce myself *'
candidate for the office of County Hu-
perintendent of KdUcallonauhjeett to
the rules and regulation* of the Dem
ocratic primary, election; pledging my-
‘felf to abide Try tbY result and' to sup-
(tort the no mi lire s of the party. »
\Y W. Hart.
MliietteVillc, 8. (3., March T, 19B4!
1 I- resiteetfuliy annomioe myself a
candidate for the nfffca of County 8n»
peristtendent of Education, •object to
rMle« and' tuguJatlona^if the Dcnto-
eletHWin and pledge tny.
(lie ntle* and’ rej
Allendale. 8. CyMarch 19, rstdl. •
I -’ro-pectfnHy annenoce rfv*clf a
'candiffaie N>t the office of Coroner.
Mitiject to tiie rules aiul rej^IJflcqg uf
Hie itemocralic primary erection, anil
pledge myself to abide by the n -nlt-
and support the noniiix c> uf Mn parti
' Clay ton 8 IVarner.
Handy P. O., George’*j:rrek, 8. C.,
Mar ffi ^th. 190%.
I respectfnijy aqfiounc * myself a
candidate for me office <*f rjoroner. sub
ject to the rules and regulation* <*f the
Itemocratic Primary Election, piedg
lug nivsclf to iriudy hv the ncsiilt and
support IhcjfOWTiflte* of (lie psrtV.
N. A. Hicr*.
For Magistrate. 'T', .
• - - Allendale, 8. C., July il, I9PE
I respectfully announce myself a
catnlidaie for lTi#'/>ffice T7f Magistrate
at Allendale, suhjeci to tho rules >mjiJL
regulalions of the Democratic I’ftmarv
Election, (iledgiug myself to abiflc by
tlu* result and tv supjmrt the nominee*
of tile pan/,
IV. ft. BmiRiam.
lVilli«ton,.S. C.. July 4,’h, PJtT.
I' mprcMu ly announce myself «
candidaty for tiie office of—Magi»trnto
at VVI1tl»t(m, subject fo the niic* anil
regulation* ot thy Democratic ptlhiarv.
election, pledging myself to al)i.-le by
the result ami to gu|tpoi t the nominees
t*f the f|»fcy“.'
>—v .. John J. Wise..
Allendale, S. C. J.me 30fh tSK.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reeleclioii t«» the office of
Alsgistrate .n A lli'mLilf. auUjcoS to jjm
mb's aii(|'i.’git1a8oii*of the Deniocralic
primary election, pledging ntvsclf to
abide by the result ;md—support tho
nominees of the (larty. v
.o John Geoge.
Dlinharton, 8. C., .Tune 15, 1901.
I respectfiilty announce myself a
candidate for rdelection to ihe tiffleg of
Magistrate at Iiiinbarttrn, subject to
tiie.mlea iitHi rcguTations of the Demo*
cratlc primary election, pledging' my
self to abide by the result's nnd to sup
port the nominee* of the party.
. . F. O. Bfaldiam.
Haltleville, 8. C., Jhne d, 19('4‘
V ie*i»e,Hfallv announce rtnvgelf a
caudblwte for the offh-e of Magistrate
for Four MHc Tow nship,; ttithj* ft to
the rules and regulations of the Deitlo-
cratic I’finiarr KlP.-rlnn r ptmlirtnyr
stdf to abide by the result and to sujp
(tort the nominee* of life party.
, T*. 8. Dnnbvr.
Ditnbarton, 8. F., June (Jth, 1904,
AtDre mTneiet of many friends h
resiteetfuliy Htmunnce myself a candi-
date for* ffte «*lfff*® of Magistrate nt
Dnnhartnn, subject to fh® rides and'
regnlattonrbf the DctnocraDc prHriarr
eletttlhn, plcdgiug myself to abide hv
■the result mu!'to support the uomyice*
of the pa rty.
II'. F yAMderson. r
Morris, 8. C., y/ny Sl' lDOM
F re»pet'tfully announce myself .*
candldote for the office of Magistrate at 1
Barnwell;) subject to til® mica and'
regUlutUma of the Democratic 1't iitiary
Election, pledging nivsclf u> «U)ble by
the result and support the nominee's o(‘
the part}'. * ~
, - 0: IT. Holly. -
Blaekvllle 8. C. April 1.6; I904t
,1 : . 4Tapectfulljr annoittiit myself a
can.lidwte for tb«'office of Mkgist me at’
Hlaelcvillc, subject to the -rules' and
regulation* of the llempcratlc Prtmsrr
Elect ion, pledging myself to support
sup* Election, pledging mvself
the nominees ot the party,
tt*. - A.F.II
. Wmiston 8 O April Ifth, f904.
f re*pectfnlly atfgounee myself «
CandlnsUs for reelevtnm in the bflh:*' of
Magisffste at WdiirtOn, auhject to the
fit lea And regnlarioosof tlm Democratht
rtXSOktr Kfecfioft. pledging Un aclf t«r
abide he.tho result and *trppoi» tWO
notniue, * of the party.
. _j. J. W Jolinnm.
Blackvnie. 8 April M. 1901.
t respect fol I v nhnolihcr my self if
eanrfidafe for the olfi* ® of Magistrate a» J
Blackville, srbjec: *<o ftie riilgs snif
regulation* Of the ffemneratj® prttnarir
election, pledging Atyself l«» aWtlc hi'
fhe result and to s>Tpp
of the party.", I MWBR
— r. ii. KWeff;
Aflefldaia H. C. April 13.
' | retpbtfifblfy afmbtfrco tflyself A
I'ahrfWirfe lor SWiriir of Bili’nwolf
fiotinfy. Subject tn Ihe rulea and fegir-
laffffirnt oi the ixmioefiftfc Frfmar/
, Klccrloir. pledging abide by
[ the'iestflt l.td /npport tha nomif.ee* of
iMrfty- a* s, *
rr. C. Raysof.
•ffi’url the rnuniiiee*
Bltckyllte, 8. C. March 24 U*(H.
Slncerclv thar.f.ltig tin; public fnf
past confidence shtf stij»(»'>rt niuT-wdjcl-
ting Ba cotitlnltaTIco I rcRi'Ccrfullf HUiunniCe
hnnpon.yc myself a (.'an.u.ulsle f**r ib.-
cifcctiun a« M jigiirfrate • nt Black v 11 h
HoofA, 8.^ . ^fnfch 2#, iWit 1
f rcCpfM'ffrtM v a’l'honffftj rii.V*elf jjf
cahdhfato fof tM ofiffib of Si'*'riff of
t4rrtw«1l f’.uTt.m snhjent ff» TlTe fule/
rifuf reff|jf»:P*uXujt th'P rieUMcfitfc Pri
mary F/rrtf(.rt.,;ple<lgi fig 1 myself tor
abide by tbe #s»dt xhrf support th®'
fKiminc^of fhe (iifrly
xf. T. ffftHb*.
tTafntfflVH. C , Mnfch' 1,
VBVPMW fliyreff g
rknditfart lot ufi« uilfcA of Sheriff. *uU»
h-ct toifft* rtiles aftd reg'ilathhiji of lh®‘
subject. t<» the rules and regulatiofiff j ItemocTilric Priibarv EMjUthili, plctlg
of the Deinoermfic Primary FleclRm. i ing iiivvlf h* abiife by ifit* fcsolt amf
ple«lg1hg myself to atdde by the resold support the nntrtlnees uftbe party,
and support the ftoniioces*of tht party.- j »'• ” • Moore.
. W. A.Gile*. . ■ ' „£
Barnweli, 8. G.'March 21, HXri.
I respe«tfully ani.oonce myself a
candidate tor reclectiim l«» riienfllcc of
MagUimteK.*rnw« ll, slihjcct nr the
lilies and iggfflaftorHi uf the Pi 1 lifff
cratlc Primary ftTVctinn, (dedging mv-
self to abide by the rpsiilf and Support
the nominee* oi the partv.-
: c. w Mondr.
Barnwell. 8. C., May 9, 11KT4. .,
^ .r*apftclf(i;i? announce myself a
Candidate tpr tii® office of Master lif
i Equity, sftl jCct to the rules and regti*
1 Int.ioirt-of Hie IremocraticpiUnary elec-
titni; pieilginx tm self to abide by the
re-u)> and to support the'neuilnees_of
ift:; party.
^ N. G. IV. Walker.
for Coirflljr Super»I»«f.
OUr, 8. C.. R. F. D. No. 3, .
__2 ApaR-UthyTOtH. —
I re*port.fnItV announce myself it
csudidalM for Hit office i<( Goiintv Su
pervisor, subject to tbe Miles nnd regu-
latioiis of the Democratic |>riman _
clectiuji^ plcdgiug nrrsclDto qlildc Ua
the result and to support the nominee
of the party.
• ‘ J. O. Sanilct*.
— BarnwelKS. (’., Aprltdl, 1901.
I respectfully aupouncc tny*elf a
ctHitlidnic for reelrct^on to the r»ft1ce“nf
Master in Kqititf, stihjrvt to the rules
md rcRii'iHtl m« of the Democratic
primary rlectl-'h. pledglitg myself t<»‘
ahhle hv ll.ie result and to support tii®'
nominees ofttae part v.
^ n: L. 0'!Un6dBT~'
l rpspet'tfiilj^
candi da U: for
Fait fax 8. C. April 4, 1!KH.
almoi.mce myself a
e «.f <.'ountv So
lly atim
thF olliec
i:nr\ j so i, sitbiect I** ’.lie inlcs mu! rt'^ti
For Coagress.
iVmmtflC S Tmnty ^, I HOI'. “
I hereby announce myself a candi
date fi.r Congress from the 2d district,-
hereby pledging mvself to ahhlg 1111®
j resuit of the primary and to siip|Miilf
: tire nominee uf the (ir.rtv. il elected I
I p'e Ige tuv-elf tn wm k for the Interests
( resi>eetfoll v announce inv»«lf a I ^f tit® citizens of said district, and do
everything for the, welfare of the Htate/
8 G. Ma\field.-
rend Mate for reeled Ion, to file office of
t’mitity 8 i|»et vi*"f. subject to the rule* 1
and regulation* ol t'ic'iltentocralic Pri
mary JElectlntr.-
ahidt* by the tvi
no|ulnces of the (Mi ty.
‘ V t>. W. Batker.
pledging mvself . to
ifJ. and *uiqtort the
r.arnw,eM. 8 (’ , ,M arch 19; 1901.
respectfttil}''- annottnee mv-elf
] liic Gtiitot
-q SectttM fhatHS'.lr-nl e
I respeylTUlty almoutu-e inv-elt It
candidate f*»r the office of yrututv Sn
pet-visor, antijcct t<» the rules atid regit-
jatioti* ol the |)eniocr*tlc primat v el(*c-
li•>n. and pletlgirnrrsclt to aidde by tin-
rcsirit* and *iri*port the n/jqunees of
the party. * • “ •;<.
- • D.-L Zorn^
W11II.st on, 8. C., M arch 10. 1931.'
I re*|>®etfnJ!v an non nee myself"'a
cautlidate for tjie on ce «f Countv Su-
pervisor, *nhjecj_t'i the tuh-ytod regu-
latiotisof tiie lK*i|t(»i ratic ryiiimry E-
lection, pledging inyVelf to abitle by j —
the result and supiurrt rite nominee* of
tli« (yarty.
L respect fill tv announce mvself A
caniPdate f'»r rite Democratic tiomlha'-
tit.n for the House of Ilcpresei talive*.
aj.Statcs fromthW,
ftmiih -rCsHtlln*,. --
|dc*lging myself f<t .-tbitle hv the results
• *t riic Primary Eicctioiramt to supirort
thy imminee* of the parrv.,
J. (). Patterson
jl mty * i‘sndi*Ufe fof-the fiPili Cnn-r
gli »* from fhe 8oct>Ml ' Di-lrlct, 8. C.,-
an'! pledge nivself-to ahide the re*iilt.si
of the Democratic Primaries ami tor
supiMut ifm' nouiiuue* of the DctutP-
cratio Party.
, ^ ^ 1.. J. Williams.
Cand'nl 4te$ car'll are ca$h Tor
Ipring and $'iuirner'4 race#.
ri»lA
♦ l\ IT E-etd.J'r.
BarnwcU. S,C . Man U ■itb. tfiff#.
THE STATE t)E SOITH CAROLINA.
In the Probuc’Court.
I reypeetfnllv anim,um-e. tuiscll a
camllilafe for the office i»f County Su-
I'lervisor, *ulijei-f to the rules nud reg
illations of ihe D*-im*er:iti-5 Pfbjijtxy
Election, pledging mvself to abide hv
the result and support tile nominee* of
the party.
* J. B. Mortis.
for Sheriff.
i Barnw en, 8. C.. April 29th, 19fll.
I respectfully nnmutnce mvself a
(•anilidatc for reelrcUon to the Sheriff *
<»fflce.TUtl*jcc: b> the rule* amT reguPi-s
tjous of ilyuflemocntric Urimarv Elec
tion ^pledging myself to abide by 'the
.raaiilt and fo support fhe riomlmcs of
the party.
Frank 11. Creech.
" ' . '4-
P.y J. K. Snpiling. Ko( .Judge of.Pro-
j trs.fc tTr Hum well'f'oHi.ey.
r Wherexs James H. Biish made suit
I to me. to giant him U**tter« of AdiiiiHi«-
trarion on tiie estate and cfcct* of W.
K BHi(v?Tdrc»-H»ed.
Tfiesy are. tliep-efnre. to cite-jind, nd-
inooish all Mid singular, the kindred
an-l ciCiUtors o' the said W. K. Bates,
tlecc»»cd, that lb(*y Ito and ap
pear beforejue. in th®Court o^Probato
or be liv'd tri- IPrrnweM sin Tfmrsdav,
2i*t'Jiily, Phil, next, after publication,
j hereof, at If” o’clock in the-torenoon,
tq show'tfftusv, if airtr they have, w hy
the SHld ntfmi.nistration 'ahoutd not lx'
granted'.
Given under mv Hand, thtx 6tl> da/'
of J uly, A lino Domini, 1991.
J K. SNEUUNO,
5 Probate Judge.
Pnhlishcl l’l 'I’lht Hak.nw kli. Pec'PLK
July frit. i'.’UL
■ I ■« I ■ t
if
mi
O:
Af hiS' Old
Post Officer
I **
<l),
t wish fri’driH tlu* ajtPTitioiV of njy pUslomieTft ■
fS'iemls, ami thr pnlylic ^tMicralK*, to tny IrThtep nii(l>
well selcPted Hfirtck of j^podsi ooHKistiHre of Gen-'
TUEmpnV, Yortits AND’C’Tm.DHEN's Npridic Hnd-
l^tHTlmer Clothing of the latpst Btylos’y
MT-in-^s Shoes ami Low 81iouh of tTT^fol^
jiojiuiffp brjuids;-
LaidPs Shoos ami Slippers-of tiie finest makes;*
Knelt af?: ' ‘ .
Oticen fttalitt. La France, Brew-Sell))''
and iripnenderf and Bittman. Lines.
'f carry a comfilotc Ihic of Gertt’d Fltiidshing’:
Goods; White and' Colored Vests-, Trunks, Ya-*
lises, ITfv (foods finil Groceries
Takill# the quality of my ^tMjds- into' cojifeidem-
tion I am-satisfied that you will' find' my [n-ices;
■ TcasoitttWci'^oiiie -' r arii\ir' aeo'-'-RilF yo'iirsclfT’. t am'
satisfied’that one visit will eauso you to be a're^u-'
lar thmtomer at my Rtore. My sons are" wittlv ihe’
will' be gltod tb st’i’Ve youl- \ " ^ ;
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