The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 28, 1904, Image 2
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Tl?e Barnwell People.
OAtfDlDATK iHKKrtjnW.
«0. W. HOLMES, Editor 1
(PublUhcd in the order card# were l' , * 1 p,,b i W ' '""t? M ^trlot Attention
t u .u vuo uiuc. n »» be Lee dooo tohU own effelre. , ^
reoelted.)
llRUESr tOtMf CIRCULATION.
Sir .1. B. Morrie, tian of Mr. Gj. m
G«
Bforrfn, we» born In George* Creek
TflURSDAY. di’i.V 1904.
TICK PILOT OK THE SHIP.
inilsiMueof .hij^e .Will lent Thk
Pkotle publi.bed nn open lef.tef to
Governor lleywnrd, «ugge»Mng to
hli. Excellency text* for hi* dUcu**lon
Ht the liitrnwell campnlKn mecainjr
The volunteer expre«slon»jfc/ approval
t»y many citinene of different occupa
tion,! have Kaaiired it* of a wldo-ipread
and deep rooted Interest In the augg^a-
ti«»n* of that letter. We have reaaon to
believe that Governor Heyward will
give auch.aueniirth to. odr, petiti.on. Gl
bU letter judgment and wider inform
ation may think it deserving, and we
hope that the then of HarnwoH and be
yond the Bamberg line will nnite to
give the Governor aadtcnofe on that day
worthy of the Banner County.
Tdwtifchlp, Barnwell County, n«d la 3:1
yeunt of age; receiving a common,
school education at Gairft Brauclv.
He Wa* a troitee of Oak Grove school
fhntt the age of il until hb; moved to
Batn well *ome »lx year* ago, also Sec
retary of Oeorgea Creek Alliance club,
one of the la.«t In the county to d|tH
baud. He was appointed constable by
Magistrate II M. Kify, df Barnweli,
In lf>!W, which place he hold li yeaf*;
resigning to take chafge of tlie County
Chain Gaug^Hfi served In th&l ca-
prottv for eleven mojith*, after which
time he worked, the County Bridge
Gang for se L ven month*. -HI* valuable
and aubatftiulffy' work throughout the
county |s a re«umturndalTdh that will
remain for mayty year*, and prove* bl*
ability to *ervft tho county well.
Mr. Morris haji,_* wife ridd thrts'e
chirtTFen rti^ TC r member of KHeftd-
slilp Baptiat church.
Young, strong, ylgorou* and active,
with atl tlrtJ training neoowary to the
competent dmdiafge of hla duties, Mr.
Morris has entered the race fot County
Supervisor, and if elected will make a
model olllcial. B.
friend* are confident that he
George* Creek.
SUNDAY SCHOOL cUSVENTION.
ALL ABOARD KtlR CHStfROIA.’
Mr. P. II. Loud-Jr. Is a beliOVer in
Sfafo Immigration Comntissloner
■ftataolr tins perfected arraiigMuCnts
for settling oOc thousand .SuHiKlinaVtau
families on fifty thousand acre* of land
fevllorry County, and the rejoicing in
Columbia and Conway is as great as
the gladness in Troy when tWa 1 Grecian
horse was drawn into the doomed cita
del. The new comers will engage—hr
truck Tanning atrd will succeed, be
cause the Scandinavians are d moral,
frtdtmrlnus and clu*e.tivtvil pro|>le. -
Their settlement in Horry means
ecveral things:
1st. Tins production of strawberries,
caitaloupea ami early vegetables will
be greatly increased and of cour*e the
prices will go down and tbd‘ protlt*
dwindle. By their greater eetnicnijr
and more conataffit labor they will
Kolng to the bottom ofJ all public (pies-
iir '
lions, of uuderetandlng certainties,
probabilities and posslbilitia**. and,
when found and dallberat* conclusions
are readied, of Energetic actlotl In
moulding Ideas Into facts. That. In his
mental habit and whether it be a- pri
vate interest or a public concern he
weighs and measures all arguments for
and against and takes the nltefnative
that promises the best accomp lahment.
Keenly alive to material improvement
ami progress he has spent much time
ami thought and study on these lines
and in bl* candidacy for the office of
supprvtW,T his friend* endorse him,
confident ilia, he can give the public a
service that will be satisfactory io
t.hefn and creditable to himself. If
elected he will stand for goof! roads,
good government, good management,
economical admHiIstralkft) and contin
uous improvement^
j ' WililstonV.
■ -s -J-* • 'ga.
The Barnwell and Bamberg county
Sunday BchimI Convention will irieht
with the St John’s Baptist Church on
Friday before the Aral Sunday In Sep
tember, likH. * *•' i;
A The music selected for occasion
will he found In Revival No. 3. <The
following number* hyye been selected :
1,2, 8, 4 V 7. 9, II, 24. 32. 43. 67, 70. 77,
751, 81, 83, S7. SK). 03, 127. 133, 165, 168.
18^193 and 2S3-
e are anxious to h&vc good music
and the best convention we have ever
had.
'The St John’* people *re well pre
pared to take care of all delegdtes and
yialtora. C. C. K.,
r Ch’A Com.
naturally drive a thousand or more na
tive Horry people, dcsendants of Con
federate soldiers and voters of Demo
cratic tickets, back to the cotton Helds
or factorleA or w ay down South In
Georgia in order to make thelY liv
ings.
•d. So large a colony will not be be
irerolentty assimilated. It WHT have
It* own schools, oburches, society and
polltlos. In a couple of years they
will beebrift citizens, and if like their
kinsmen In the Northwest will vote the
Republican ticket, and ’"independent
republic” will be the first county ift the
State to forsake the old paths.
Tbbre la an old storyMn a child book
of a conceited crow that found a good
Bit of cheese, flew with It to a tree top
•nd cawed so fondly that older crows
came, took away hi* breakfast and
plucked some of the feathers of their
noisy young fellow.
- frr-tlrc’XfatfW- fYid clear jndgmentof
his numerous friends Mr. D. J. Zorn
would HIf the office of County Super
visor to the complete satisfaction of all
good, public spirited citizens. Aifcf
tlfeir good opinion is based dpon aud
warranted byLthe act* of his life, his
high character as a man and fhe tlmr
oughness and Intelligence with which
he discharges every private jand pul lie
duty. Asa farmer be is in the first
class, in mechanical pursuits ho has no
superior ana in every line pf endeavor
he Is level headed and squarely honest
in all hi* dealings.
He takes delight in doing thing*
right ano be has the wise foresight to
avoid mistakes and to^aecompllah the
UNION MEETINGS, JULY 80-31,
Trt Tfipie t The mtwnrerwn tn onr
church metnberAblp*, what ithiU! We do
with them? , .•
2nd: The best thing In your Sdnflgy
Schtml, and the wor*t thing in it?
(Five minutes individual talk*.)
3d r The influence of the home life on
the new convert*.
Place*! WilfUton, Introductory ser
mon, G. N. AskevV. ■,r- 1
J*tTopic: W. B. West, W. L. Mer-
Itt.
2d Topic: W. M. Jones, Plckenl Lee, ^aoHe
P. Bates. j <
3d Topic: J. II. E.' JfHhfus; A. M.
Kennedy, S. O. Mayfleld. ' ’
Sermon, Sunday a. m : S. P. Hair,
Mt Olivet, Introductory sermon, J;
R. Chiles.
1st Topic: W. G. Britton,.;Miles Ed*
enfield.
2n(t Tofflc : J. A. Jenkins, J. C. Mc^
Mil Ian.
3d Topic: R. W, Sanders, W. D Mc
Millan.
Sermon Sunday JD, m : R. ,W r < San
ders,
Colstoji; Introdactory sermon
H. Stoudemire. . .
1st Topic: J. II. Fender, J. II
Smoke.
2nd Topic : C. C, Elzey, T. J. 8andl-
fer.
3d Topic: S. P Chisolm, W. T..C«Ve
Serfnon^Hun.lay a mi M. L. Lawson
The CinmaTttfce makes' the usual re.
-spteePthaf the ehurchas «uUuOaifl. -
Unions will furnish dinner on thg
grounds Saturday.
- J. f)= Moore,
i : W. M/Jones,
,! - V?. O', Britton,
THE EASTERN PERIL.
The Eastern situation becomes more
threatening. ’The balance of successes
eontinnes with the Japanese, who re
main master* of the sea and gradually
push back the Russian land force*.
Japan has beou getting all the war sup-
S ites wished frum Europe without mo
il
eatatlon. To stop that advantage Rus
sian ships disguised a* merchant ves
sels have passed out of the Black scat
froai which undef-an old treaty war
ship* are not aHuwod to go through
the Bosphorus.
. —— -J
in tho Red Hea these Russian ship*
have been holding up British and Ger
man piprchant.yos*e)«, searching tboir
mails and cargoes and the British pub
lic always gets flghtiiig mad when Its
trade U interfered with, bo life Brit-
government Is sending battleships,
cruisers, &e. t to the SuezCanSL There
Is tome sort of a treaty between Great
Britain and Japan arid If the former
take* a part in tha war France will go
Into the game a* the ally of Russia and
very likely all the great powers of Eu
rope will become Involved.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ARMY.
If; ‘
£33
L-
m
.. The Savannah River Sunday School
Convention convened with the Brtm-
•on Baptist Church on Friday night.
July Stir,'and continued through Sun
day. By request Bro. W. G. Britton
preach *d the Introductory sermon.
^Thc president, Bro. W. II, Dowling
whlshas heep-n faithful leader of the
CoBveTitlOh for more than twenty-five
year* when the storm* and tfmpest*
were raging gave j*ay for anoshar.
6¥eTear* he ha* been a
safe and adcceasf ul leader of the Sun
day School forces
bo*l results in the best way. If elected
ho will be tireless, ytgilanfc and un
sparing rtf himself, in the discharge of
hi* dnliee, and be will consider it hi*
constant and sacred obligation to prove
worthy of tho public court letrce and to
make id* record ouu of high efficiency
and perfect adminlstraTfon.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
Bro, bhuman
fleeted to sue need Bro. Howling,
** f I'Lo frvTsl/vu i Tran eoar) nrci«>rv
wag
The topics dhtcussed were most help
ful to tbe workers in thi*' palt.;0f the
»mir«l vineyard. Good advice was giv
en to teacher* a* to the best and most
approved method* of preparing their
]e**ons witb a view to teaching most
aoecessfully. ..
, !‘Soul-winnlng” was emplmsized as
the primary moti ve of each teacher and
worker and to this end all workers
were urged to consecrate themselves
aod iiAve Bible banctltlcation, so that
as the priests of old they may be set
apart for a special work and purpose in
God's great plan,;; The necessity of
Tftbre cariiTul and painstaking prepara
tion 4n each lesson was unnuimousiv
agreed to-be lh« great and crying need
iW
stf our tea<rhers itrorder.to be suoce**-
fttiinnCdnl winaer*.
The need v»f emphasizing the work
along temperance lines wa* apparent
and all worker* were urged to enforce
.this lesson on all with wlpim they come
I ir contact. Tempera now not only wjth
reference to strung diiuk.’but *]*<)
• ti
•eery portion of life’s duties; in eating'
aAd dunking; In working and resting;
1 *8Hd every' aveiitte of ITfe's
V, • Among the pasttfr* prevent were
- Rrethren W. H lAwwiTrifg. M A. Shn-
wan, J. F. Rroaqher amiG E. bpruill.'
■pdIT WM MWfesting and helpful
meeting au«l ;|Ml fluhday ' .Schools are
iDlgcd to *e^|-<ielegatc* to represent
*t the m&U -Convention Ho meet
Second Sunday
A. Shuman,
1’resident.
pkim ■ ’
Capt. (). W. Barker wa* elected
County Supervisor in 1898 and reelect-
ed In 1902. He“ha* made a most credi
table record. and the good work’be has^
done ha* been not only henortcdal to his
own county but to the neigliboring
ones that havs copied his methods as
the best they.could tlnd In the State.
He is an earyest disciple of glmd
roads, having ovaled up over POO mile*
of highway with the road machine,
which except in bays and (Vet place*
does as mncU work as GO to 70 strove)
and hoe hand*. He was the llrst of
ficial to clay roads In tin’ comity, and
with help of the people has clayed
about 200 miles of road, if past prog-^
rem is maintained all sand roads in the
county will be clayed hi four years
more. / —
He has given every township it* fair
share of chain gang wefrk 6n.lt* roads,
each receiving soch help In proportion
to road mileage and amount of taxes
paid. - ——
The Wnvlets are not overworked or
illtreated but are required to do honest
work from sunrise to sunset'^ with a
daily rest at noon from an hour to one
and a half in length. There has been
on^one escape from the ehnln gang in
the past 18 months.r-The guards anti
convicts jtre not allowed to~drink
liquors; play cards or use profane lan
guage.
There are about 400 bridges uncTer
the Supervisor’s eare % , These have
been kept so watchfully repaired that
accidental damages during hi* second
term have amounted to only thirty
dollars. He has, reduced the number
drbrldgea by substituting terra cotta
piping for abqiU 100 short ones.
In the management of the business L 1
6f thecounty“.Tie"T:fta heen fi
strict muncy sarer. mure economical
than in hla own business.' — 2 '
Being a practical mechanic he know*
the value of work and never overpays.
As to soil* and road making he knows
more than any college*ph>fe8sor in the
State.
Good Road.
In the judgment of his friends, and
that means all who know his worth,
Mr. B. F. Thomas will make if elected
a star County dupervisor. Ilii is
neither b>o young nor too old. not too
progressive, not too conservative but
just right.
Ho bas demonstrated executive
ahtthr of an uimsusl strength aiijl ex
cellence and as a manager of men and
solver of perplexin^bustness problems
in bis hire of life work he has-few
equals and no superiors. IDs jmlgJ
ment U of the level bended sort that
comes from the understanding of
thing* and of hi* modest confidence in
>)is ability te-do..whatever Ikk under
takes sawell that none may say that
(here (wmld have- beea better—per-
fomaiicc. -
I i
FOB SOLICITOR.
Barnwell, 8. C., AprH 25th, 1304.
I respectfully announce mvself a
Candidate for reelecttbh to the office of
Solicitdr tif 0)0. beep nd JtiiHcial Cir
cuit, subject to the rble* and regula-
tloifs of the D*mocrNtlc Primary Elec-
-t'on. pledging m*#«lf to abide bv th«
result and to support the nominees of
the party. . ^
i James E. Davis.
Barnwell, 8. C., April 4,1964.
I rt«pectfullr announce myself a
candidate for tne omce of bdltcitoj of
the Second Judicial Qlrcult, subject to
the rule* and regulations of theJGetito-
erstic Primary Election, pledging my
self to abide by the result and support
tht nominees of tbe patty.
G. M. Green.
—^ lor tho lUto legate.
Barnwell, 8. C . April 19, 1904.
I announce myself a candidate for
reelectloS to.the Senate, and pledge
to atilde tnb result Of tbe pri-
myrotT to alihre thd result of tbe pri
mary election and to conform to all of
tbe rules of tbe Democtatic Party.
h Robt Aldrich.
BarhW’Olt; 8, C., March 30, 1904.
I announce myself a candidate for
State Senate, and pledge myself tp
the results of the Democratic
Primaries and to support the nominees
of that party. -v_,
. - Geb. H. Rates.
'
Since the ending of the longj and
strenuous fighiMn this State between
the Conservatives tmf Reformers many
candidafe* for the General AsWembiv,
hetli on the stump and button holing
have declared that there are no Issues
to discuss, and have thereby excused
themseTve* from speech making.
Possibly the same excuse will be
pleadyd this year of grace. Tbe pco-
plc who stay in^hpme and
For House of Representatives.
Barnwell, 8. C , May 17, 1904.
I re*flectfully announce myself a
candidate for the House of Rep/esen-
tatHves, subject tq the ru les and ^regu
lations Of thb Democratic Primary
Election, pledging m.y*elf to abide by
the result and to support the nominees
“oTtne party. 11 -—
J. E. Harley.
Appleton, S. C., May 2, 1904
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reefectlon to tbe House
of Representatives, subject to the rules
and regulations of the Itemocratlc pri
election, pledging
plow on ex
pect however that the candidates will
furnish Uauos*—make them If none are
on band.
And it i* pretty sure that the eandl-
datAhiiho has the best stock of Issues
and uses them right w*1l have business
In the State Capital nerr^wnrer^.
Not a Candidate.
KILLS GERM8 OF CATARRH.
Hyomei Goes to the Road of the Dis
ease and Make* Astonishing U°r**-
Catarrh cannot bo cured by the use
of pills, liquid medicines and so called
system tonics. Under auch treatment
tha germs of tije disease will still live
in the air passages and increase and
multiply. ,
Hyomei Ts _ the only Scientific and
thorough way to cure catarrh. Killing
the germs in the air passages, it enters
the blohd with the oxygefT, destiovs
the microbes In the blood and effectual—£
ly driveiTTrom the system all traces of
catarrhal poison.
Probably the stronge st evidence that
mn be offered as to the powers of Ify-
pmei to cure catarTTTTs the fact that J
jC. Greech will agree to refund the
mormy'if yoh say Hyomei ha* wot
chcert von. — :
The c<>mpicterJlvotnei outfit eosfg bht
$1.00 and consists of an inhaler that
can be carried In the vest pocket, a
medicine dropper and a bottle of Hy
omei. • The inhaler lasts a lifetime, and
If one bottle does not cure, an extra
bottle of Hyomei can be obtained lor
50 ednts.
There Is one editor in heaven,” say*
an essay lrt art Indiana weekly,Though
how he got thertrtbfe Lord only knows,
but it is supposed he rode In on the
blltuPbnggage or got a pas*. When
they found himihey tried to turn him
out, but he refused to go. They hunted
sti over heaven ferr TrdrwrBT to ferve
him with ejecting paper*, bet they
COUld not flud ono. *o tTie editor Keld
the fort and U there to this day.” *
The average safarr of a woman
teacher in the United State*' la abopt
$350 pet year.
j
Lettpr to I. Jicvils,
. Bumtctli, S. C.
Dear Sir: Here’s a bully one,
Mr Dooley (not b£Chicago?; painter,
Lancaster. N II, got the job of painting
rsonage. He was used
All the best r qualitics of good eUlzen- 1
*hjj> arc cghttett-d in him aad the pea)
riches ithtf lionor' of
such son* as he.
tbe
State are |»
Sycamore.'
Mr, James O. Sanders ha* managed
hi* own tmalpes* ao well that hi*
frie.nd* believe that If elected County
SupervtaMbJ)* " iti peovenobe tbe right
hurob mr PrfdHT Ul 1 0 . ri « llt Tpeir faUbMs- KUenton, 8. C--
■ Ivucus) X.1) hw uLorLd
based on hla work*.
He is a first class all round farmer
and hu-dnos* man, a regular corn aeller
and making all ]H>*Nible farm suppliea
at Uome." Ills crops are one after an
orber as good as th» soil and seasons
will allow them to In*. As a business
he pay* a hundred vents on the
op every contract written or
spoken *ud wlih ctmtract pyomptHC**.
citizen he la In tborongh touch
benefit
the Episcopal parsonage
to a paint, as pure as Devoe. but weak
and short-measure—he end n’t know it
wa* weak or short measure. Dooley
■surveyed the job, and said it would
take 20 gallon*.
. -Mr L F Moore. onV agent, offered to
give H) gallon*, ilevoe. -Accepted of
course. , -\
Eleven gallon* did It: the ten pin*
one.
Mr Moore Isn’t painting parsonages
on shares this jear.
WIlLsIoft, 8. C , March 29, 1904.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the.State Senate from
Barnwell County, subject to the rules
find regulation* of the Democratic.
Urlmary Elect! )h, pledging myself to
abide by the result and support the
nominees of the party.
W.C. Smith.
C., 3d March, 1904.
a ii non nee myself
mary election, pTeflgTfig iiiV^elT to
abide by the result and to snppof^ ftfrf
Trothlnee* of the party.
R. H. Walker.
Kline, S
I respectfully announce tpyseu a
^eAndidate lor the office of A udr’.or, sub
* ject to the rulrs and regulation* of the
Derntteratlc Primary Election, plcdg
log myself to Mhkle,by the rextU and
support the nominees of the party.
' X. F..Kirkland Jr,
Dunbarton, 8, C., April 30, 1904.
I respectfully announce myscif -t
candidate for the Mouse of Represen
tatives, subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic primary
election, pledging myself to abide by
the result and to support the nominees
61 the rarty.
M. A. Turner/
Blackville, S.C.. April 26, 1904.
I xeapectfully annoonca myself a
damriffaie for the House of Representa
tives, subject to tbe rules and regula
tion* of tbe Democratic Primary Klec-c jiiyseV to abide bv The rriurts and sun-
$ i rv rt »* 1rv 7 is *- o4-v 1 # * j-* 4. S . 1 n 1. .. » l _ * . _ *
tion, pledging myself to abide, by tbe
result and support the nominees of the
party.
Ryan A. G^les.
Barnwell, S', (l., April 6, 1004.
I respectfully announce mvself a
candidate for the House of Represen-
tallTe*. subject to the rules and regu
lations of Cite Democratic Primary
Election, pledging myself to abide by
tbe result and support the nominees of
the party.
, S. A. Hair,
Ulmer, 8707, April 4, 1904.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the House of Representa
tives, subject to the rules and regula
tions of the Democratic primary elec*
Uon_pIC(fging myself to abide by the
result and Co'support the nominees of
the party.
—— _N W;-Weekteyr"'
For Co duty Treasurer.
Appleton, S. C., March 14,1901.
L respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the ofljee of Cohnty
Treasurer, subject to The rules and reg-
(Hation^ of the Democratic primary
V. III.; •.V.IIUI little |>rminiy nf th» tiurr 17
eiecUnn.*pler»g!ng mvself ttrabbld byj au
the results ac'd support the nominees
of the party, a
J. B, Armstrong.
Barnwell, S. C., March 12.1904.
I' respectfully announce mvself a
candidate for the office of County
Treasurer, subject to the rules and4cg-
ulations of the Democratic primary
election, pledging myself to abide by
the results and support the nominees
eOkft.iyu3dL_—LZ —c*-—
A. Bethune Patterron.
19 -
P. 8.
Yours truly,
F. VV. Dxvor. & Co.,
New York.
Lemon Bro*.
sell our paint.
1
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AlfD CRED
ITORS., ",
ATI perron* Indebted to the estate of
W.E. Bates, deceased, are required to
make prompt payment to the under
signed and all persons holding claims
agalnkt said estate will present them to
me properly attested.
Jatro* FI. Bush,
Adminhitrabu
gT. B. ELLIS. Jr„
Surveyor and f ivit Engineer
Special attention givep to the comp
Ulloft of water-powefk, leveling and
For County Superjnlend^iit of Educe-
tlon.
Bldckvlile, 8. C., May 24th, 1904.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of County Su
perintendent of, Education, subject to
the rules and regulations of the Demo
cratic Primary klyction,pledging my
self to abide by the result and support
tbe nominees of the fartv.
If elected U will spend the creator
portion of my time at my office in
Barnwell while the public schools are
hi session. *
r .'.t . G. N. Askew. —
BarnvteH^ 8. C„ April 6, P.K)4.
I respectfully announce myself a
candtdfW fdr.the office of County Su-
perkntendent of Educktion, subject to
the rules and regulations of the Dem
ocratic primary election, pledging my
self to‘abide by the result and to, sup
port the nominees of the party.
M. Darlington:
(Mar, 8. C.,R. F. D.No. 2, M’ch28, •efe: r
I respectfully announce myself a
canditL*tf!.inr.xh«mffi«5e of County Su
perintendent of Education, subject to
tbe rules and regulation* of the Demo-
tratlc primary, election, pledging my
self to abide by thk result and support
tha nominees of the party.
W. K. Marchant. ..
Morris. 8. C. t Ma^ 3171904.
Barnwell, S. C., March 26, 1904.
I fespectfuTTy "announce myself a , ,— - —
— ckftdtdate for the office 6f Coantf Sff- respectfully annoumw' myself a
— perinteadeftt 6f Education; kdBJect te candidate for the office 6f Magistrate a*
the rulee and regulations of the Dem- Barnwell, subject to the uiles an
ocratlc prlutary elfotlon, pledging my- —
self to abldk by tM result tnd to sup*
port the nominees of the party.
W, W. Hart.
MHIetterHIe, 8. C. t March 7,1904.^,
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of dbanty Su
perintendent of KdumrtloD, subject' to
ItflMlMt
(CARDS OF CANDIDATES ConVd.)
Fer Clerk of Cenrt.
» a
Barnwell 8. C. April 26, IQO^i
.. I respectfully, announce niyspi
candidate for reeleutlon to the office
of Clerk of Court, subject to the rules
and regulations of the Democratic Rri
mary Elactlbn, . pledging myitfdf to
abide by the result and to support She
nominees of the party.
W. Gilmore Simms.
F. Barnwell, 8. <)., March 22, I5M>4y
^1 respectfully announce piyself a
taudidate for the '‘office of Oterk of
Cwiirt, subject to the rules and.*egula-
tlpns of the Democratic primavy elec
tion, plgdgtognVyself to abide , by the
result and support the nominees of th«»
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*r - W. II. D it Scan.
For Auditor.
N WHHs:on 8- C. Aprjl 25f? 1904.
At the request of friend* jfom all
pnrt»i or the'ecu tiry.f iwnmy duty to
again become a candidate for she office
of. Auditor, subject.to the rule* and
regulations of tbe Democratic Urlmary
Election, pledging myat-lf to abide by
the results and support the nomineesol
theparty.
8. Vv. Trotti.
. ' Barn well. S..C-, March 22, 1961.
I respectfully unnounne myself a
candidate for tbe office of Cou(*ty Aud
itor, subject to tlie rules and regula
tions of the Democratic primary elec
tion, pledging myself to abide by the
result and to support the nor^itfees of
theparty. “ ...
. R. VV. Riley.
*" Blackville. S. C. ; March 15, 1001,
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of Crtiinfy A nd-
Itpr, subject to the ru es regula
tion* of the Democratic p/ftnary elec
tion, and pledge myself to'abide by the
results and support tlie notniuees of
the party, = . -
B. J. Hafhmel.
Buddenville, 8. C., March 7ch, 15104.
i respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of Aud’Jor, sub
ject to the rule* and regulation.* of the
Democratic Primary Election, plejg
ing myself to atddc by the results and
support the nominees of the party.
. -• v J.C. KskbI. .
For Coroner.-—
Barnwell, 8. O , March'^8, 1904.,
I respectfully announce m\*eif a
candidate for rcelection to the office
of Coroner; subject to the r.Cles and
regulations of the Democratic {Primary
election, phdging myself tn abide by
tlie result and support the nominees of
the party.
Isaiah Nevil*.
Barnwell, 8. C., March^il, 1904.
I respectfully’ a/inounce • Myself a
candidate for Uoroh*‘r, aiilncct to the
rules and regulations ot the Demo
cratic primary election, and jdedge
I respectfully announce- tri'self a
candidate for reflection Nr the oftfee of
County Supei vi-or, subject to the rules
and
mary Election, pledging mvself to
abide by the result and support the
nominees of the party.
O. W, Barker.
port tbe nominees of the nartv. *
Richard U. Halford.
Allendale,S. C , Maxell 19, 1904.
I respectfully announce , thyself a
candidate for the office of., poroner,
subject to the rules and vcg.jiutions of
tbe Democratic primary elation, apil
pledge myself to abide by it 1ie result*,
and support the nominee* of the party.
Clayton S' Warner.
Handy P.,0 U GeorgeVCreek, 8. C.,
MarcS 7th, 1904.
I respectfully nnnnnnii tnys'elf a
candidate for the office of Coroner, sub
ject to tbe roles and regulations of the
Democratic Primary Election, pledg
ing myself to abide by the result and
support the nomineestrClheparty.
f. t . s' J . -N. A. Hiers.
I
-For Magistrate
AT1ehdale,“8. C., July 11, 1901.
respectfully announce myself a'
candidate for the office of Magistrate
at Allendale, subject to the rules and
regulations of the Democratic Primary
KleetUm, pledging myself to abide -by
the result and to suppertJhe nominee*
W. R. Brabham,
WUHston, Sr-Grv-Vulj’ Vh, 1904.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for tlie office, of Magistrate
at Willlaton, subject to,the rules and
regulations of the Democratic primary
election, pledging myself abide *»y
the result antFfa s
of the party.
support tha nominees
John J. Wise,
- Alhmxhrte, S.- C. Juflrr^ TWTT"
rcspcctfuliy annonrrcfr
_ mTseTT a
candidate for reeleutlon to the office of
Magistrate at Allendale, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Democratic
primary election, pledging.£t»elf to
abide by the result and support the
nominees of the party.
, John Googe.
I
-punbarton, 8. C., June 15, 1904.
respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reeleutlon to tbe office ^of
Magistrate at Dunbarton, ..subject to.
tbe rules and regulations of the Demo*
erstio primary election, pledging my
self to abide by th*? 1 result* and to sup
port the noiuinefla.of t.he.pttrtyr-’i''” ii
Vr “ F- G. Brabham.
Hattieville, 8. C., June 6, 1904. .
I respect/ully anrrorinet, mvself a
candidate for the office pf MagDtraU*
for Four MUo. Town-hip, subject to
the rules and regulations r-T the Demo
cratic Primary Election, ?tfd^lng my
self to abide by tbe result and- to sup
port tbe nominees of the party.
/J'. 8. Dunbar.—
Dunbarton, 8. C., Juntf *th, 1904.
At the request of marly friends I
respectfully announce mj^elf a candi
date for the office of irfylsrcate at
Dunbarton, subject Hp the rules and
regulations of the Democratic pritfiary
election, pledging myself, abide by
tbe result and to support the nominees
of the party.
>' II. P Anderson. ,
Barnwell, subject ■■■■■■■
regulations of t£e Damodrstio Piimary
Ejection, pledgingusVeelf to ahjde |>y
tUt result and support the nominees of
the party. —. . L ~—
g.m. iidriy.
r Blaek vlHe 8 C. A pt\\ 1 «,* 190i.\
1 respeetfqlly announce tnyaejtf %
eaadldate for ihe office of Magistrate
Biaekville, subject to the rule* and
(CARDS OF CANDIDATES Cont’d.)
Wllllston 8 C April 12thrWff*f
I retpectfully- .snnounce myself .a
candidate for reeliertiou to the offio« of
Magistrate at Wllllston, subject to the
rule* and regulatlona-nTThe Deind.cratlj!
Primary Election, pledging mvself (Q
abide by the result,and support the
nominees of the party. t
-r J. W Johnson.
Blackville. S C., April4*t. 1964,
I respectfully announce mvself a
candidate for the offic^of Magistrate at
Blackville, subject to the rules and
regulations of the Democratic, primary
election, itleilging'niyself to abide hi’
the result and to support the uoiuiueos
of the party,
C. II. Rhoden.
Blackville, 8. jb. March 24 19C4. ^
Sincerely thanking the public f*)?*,
past confidence and support and solici
ting its continuance I respectfully,
announce mvself a candidate for,re
el ecUon as
Subject to
of the' Democratic Primary Election
pledging myself to abide by the result
and support tbe nominees of tb.^ party.
. W. A. Gyles.
(CARDS OF CANDIDATES Coat’d.)
”* Allendale 8. C. April 15.190*.
J[ respectfully announce myself
Kir <*
candidate Ipr Sheriff of Bayiwel|
Cbuaiy, subject to the rules and*regu T
1 at ions, of the Democratic Primary
Election, pledging myself to abide by
tbe result and support tho nominees
P* rt S r - t. „ i, ,
II. C. Raysor.
of
Monle, 8. C , March 29, 1004.
j respeetfuBi’ announce mykelf a
candidate for the oj&toe of Sheriff , of
Barnwell County, subject to the ruled
aqd regulation* of tbe .Democratic Prl-
Election, pledging myself to
abide by the .result and support the
nominees of the party. y.
W. T. Walker.
>'1' j Bhrpwell, 8. C , March t, 1901. j
I respectfully .anttounce mvself a
candidate fyr the office rtf Sheriff. »uh-
M agist rate «t. ! ScJlvJJ le*i kc L ti t ke ru l^» a nd regn lathm* of thu
tne rule* ancf regulation* | (lentpcraRb Primary Election, pledg*
ing ibyaelf to abide by tbe result and
support the nominees of the party.,
W. W^ Moo re.
Barnwell, 8. C., March 21, 1001.
I respectfully announce m.Y*eIf a
candidate for reelection to the office of
Magistrate at Barnwell, subject in the
rules and regulation* .of tHV fteirro-
cratlc Primary Election, pledging my
self to abide by the result and aupport
the nominees of the party.
O. W. Moody.
For County Snpcrrhor.
Olar, 8. C., R. F. I). No. 2,
- April 9th, 1904.
respectfully -ynnounbe myself
a
Candidate foy the oflice of County Su
pervisor, subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Deiimrratie prilriary
election, pledging mvat-lf io abide by
the result and to support tlie ndmlnee-
of the party. ~
J. O. Sanders.
Fail fax S. C.
April 4, 1904.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate fox the office of County 8ti-
pervisor, subject to tbe rules and rogu
latlon* of tbe Democratic Primary
Election, pledging mrself U> abide br
the result and support the nominee* of
the parly.
B. F. Thomas.
Seiglingville, 8. C., April 4, 1904.
Barnwell, S March 19, 1804.
I respectfully' announce thyself a
candidate for tbe oflice of Counly Su
pervisor,,subject to the rules and rcgtt^
latlon* ol the Democratic primary elec
tion, and pledge myselt to abide by tbe
results and support the nominee* of
tbe party.
Master In Equity.
Barnwell, 8. C., May9, l604. t
I respectfully announce myself 4
candidate for tbe office of Master III
Equity, subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic primarv elec
tion, pledging mvself to abide by th*
rgsuIt and to support the nominees <r(
the party. — ' t—
_ N. O. W, Walker.
Barn wall, 8. C., April 9, 1904.
I ‘respectfully, announce myself a
candidate for rKlection to theioffice of
Master in Equity, subject t<» the rule*
and regulations of the Democratic
ITrimnry election, pledging myself, to
abide by the result and tu support tha
nominees of tbe pai tv. JL ' .
r'M.t-’. xrBwawtf ■
For Conyresj. (
1 -. Denmark, 8- (}., July 14, 1901.
-4 hereby annoo nc» -twyeelf a Oan4i-
datc for (.ongress from.tlie 2d dlstfloi,
hereby pledging myself to abide the
result of the primary and to support
the norolnecof tbe party. It elected• ^
pledge myself to work for the interests
of the citizens of said dfstrlct, and -do
everything for tbe welfare o/^tbe State.
S. G. Mayfield.
. I resperTfnhy Hnnonnce mytei/ «
candidate for the Democratic nomina
tion for tbe House of Jtcpreseinatives.
Congress of the United States from tha
r-ecoi.d District of South CarcUna,
pledging myself to abide by the roattRa
of tbe Primary Election and tosuppart
the nominee* of the party.
J. O. Patterson.
D. J. Zorn.
March 10, 190J.
A’illiston, 8. C,
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate fop the office of County Su
pervisor, subject to the rule* and regu
lation* of tlie Democratic Primary E-
lection. pledging myself to Xbide by
the rosuii and 8ui>port the nominees of
tbe party^
* I *m a candidate for the nDth Cotl-
grcss from tbe Second District, S7 C /
and pledge myself to abidj the result
of tlie Democratic rriiiii fies and to
support the nominee* of the Demo
cratic Party.
- L. J. Williams.
P. If. Loud. *r
^•Barnwell, 8. C.j March 8tlt, T9d4. ‘
I respectfully nnnounce nfyself a
candidate for the office of County Su
pervisor, jubject to tlie rules and r»ft*
ulations of tbe_ Democratic Priuufry
Election, pledging mvself to auide by
the result and support the mfmiuccs of,
the party. * ^
J. B. Morris.
Don’t Forget
that j
tv. D. C. Lange,’
> , * ■ ■' * - a -
Blackville, S. C *,
For ShertTf.; .
Barnw’eil, S'. C.. April 2fith, 19QI.
I respectfully• announce myself a
candidate for rcelecttoti to tlt«-Sheriff's
office, subject .to the rules and regula
tion* of tho Democratic Primary Elec-
t
tion, pledging myself to abida by the
result and to support the nominees of
the party. .
Frank II. Crcealj.^
lias on sale the best Spectacles,
Glasses, Musical Instruments, Toys,
Stationery, Fishing Tackle and
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Eyo
Base
ball Goodfc, and' that be sells PlanbJ
and Organa Tor ca*h or on easy terms,
and that he icbuilds Organs as good
as w.w.
Spectacles accurately fitted;
pairing Instrummns a 8|>e(Jlalty , Um-
hrclltts rv-covered white you wait.
. IL/L/y
At his Old Stand, Opjpostttr
Post Office. .
O
- M v i ^
I wish to call the attention of ray customers afid 1
friends, and the public generally, to ray large and
well selected stock of goods, consisting of Gen
tlemen’s, Youths and Children’s Spring and
Summer Clothing, of the latest styles;. Gentlkv "
men’s Shoes and Low Quarter Shoe’s of the fot-~~
lowing popular brandsT
Ring Quality, Stetson and Crossctf.
Ladies Shoes arid Slippers of the finest makes,'
such as: -
/
Queen Onality, ta France, Drew-Selby
and Krippendort and Dittman Lines.
.1 carry a compete line of Gent’s Furnisbing
Goods, White and Colored Vests, Trunks, Va
lises, Dry Goods and Groceries.
Taking the quality of my goods into consideia-
tiori I araTaatTsfied that yon will find my rmccs
. t . .. pricey
reasonable. -Gome'and^ see fof joui-gelf. I am ’
^SatisfiedUthat one visit will cause you to be a regu
lar'customer at ray store. “My Sons are with "in<T
and will be glad to serve you. . < • v ‘
- O^i^sit^Tost Office,
Still,.
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BLACKVILLE,