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o.. mm 1»C 1.1.-'. > M l .'r l <tft«fa)»i ■a&Li THURSDAY, 3KPTKMBXR 1, xi!...:.. rj^jrrsiars.-x.^-. Uttir | Pnp'r. C»C«IUTI»X. 1901, *•* It lua Wa mU that at the battle <ff Baa Juan Hill near SanUagn, tMiba, a colored re^tmnt anted Rooaevelt and 4il« Roufh Rider rrjrlment from dlaaa- treua defeat by Torral'a treone. If ao <he Drealdent'a treatment «( Waablnactoa and hie bind ebdW a grate* fol remembranse. In the battle of ballota to he fonrfKt mt. the pcatafid polla neat November Che Predhlent'a main reltanoe appf era to he on the eotea of the cdored men •i tiding the batanoe of power In aeveral Northern State*. If throogb their aunport be wlna another term In tha White limit** bla gratitude will be greater and hi* eol* ( e»rrd ft lend* will not be modest uor bashful in oolleotlng payment. The Aral battle of the ballots I* over, althwegh the results will not be official lv known bofore thl* evening whentlm Czeeutlre Committee la to meet and Vaee upon the returns. Soma have been nuocowftti, others thrown out of the running procession and a small third class will remain on the tenter heoks until the second oount* Ing of the ballota on neat Tuesday week. The candidates winning nomination •re sure of election and as a general yropotftlon assume that til troubles, tolls and tribulations are over and tbat enjoyment of the honors and prodts of wlRce are their future possession. But while that Is partially true the vyy f»ct that the majority of the peo ple have chosen their servants shews tbat thty have done so because they considered the winners the betteequal ised of tbs aspirants to discharge the duttas of the positions they will occu py- And If every man from the highest bo the lowest In the column of nomi nated candidates will after election and Installation give the service expected L r nMrim be wilt And tbat Instead of reaching the end of his political troubles he hgs just fairly met them. During the primary campaign he was one among many sod so was not re garded the important personage he BOir appears, all competitors having retired to the shades of private life, for • season at least, leaving him on the •eutre of the stage, the object ef ad miring and of Envious eyes. More is probably expected or thbse phosen or to be ohoaen to office this year than of - ■their predecessors since the revolution and W public expectation U disappointed it will balance out that the defeated were more fortunate than the elected. - The Democratic nominees hkve sev eral months for preparation before en tering upon the discharge of the du- Ucs that wlH be given into their keep ing, and much of success dr failure will depend the uaderstandlpg with which ~ each begins bis work. It has long been considered that a member of tbs lag^lsUturo, State or national, must serve his 'prentlcesbip before becoming •otlve or influential, but one who un- ~ den tan dk the leading issues and con ditions sen the sooner win reputation for himself and be ef sendee to hi* con- etttuents. We nee that as an Illustra tion that will it each office. And we hope that this suggestion will have more and better efteot then much of the advice we have given in the past. nto the country or a sail on h fiver •teauicrr bacaute some one else can enjoy the luxiupofbls own carriage or yacht. Life ha* its full measure of buppiners for every one of u*, If we would only make up ouf tbluilk to (hake the very-most of every opportunity tbat come* our way instead of longing for the things that ootneour neighbor’* way.—Success. > A BOY’S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE. With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding Itn Hfe, IS miles, to get Dr. Ring’s New Discovery for Consumption, Cough* and Colds, W. H. Brown, of LeeRvlile, Ind., en dured death's ngonie* from RHtjima; but this wonde/ful medicine gave in- *tant relief and soon cured him. He writes: “I now sleep soundly every night.” Like marvelous cures of Con •umpthm, I’neumenia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and Grip prove it* matchless merit fur atf Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles r>(>c and 11.00 Trial bottle* froe at Creech’s Pharmacy, C. N, Burokbalter’a Drug Store. ..ii, ELECTION NEWS. Tnesdsy’s primary was peaceful and erith surprising outcomes. * Ksports received up to closing our forms show a full rote In the Second District, To data in the congressional race r. O. Patterson leads, S. G. May- Beld next and 1). J. Williams last. The flrst two will m*k«,ttp second race. Reports Indicate: of: Solicitor Davis, urer J. B.~Armstrong, and Clerk ^Ottmors Simms, and Master H. L. OlBannon. For the State Senate the vote Is ex ceedingly close at this writing and‘ the result depends on five boxes not heard reefc. For the House of Representatives J. S. Harley Esq. and Drs. M. A. Turner and Ryan A; Gyle* are said to be win* Mrs* In the second primary these will be •fleld: For 8berlR*--Ool. Frank H. Creech, Oapt. W . W’. Alowc. For County Snperintendont Educa tion—B. M. Darlington Esq., Rev. G. JA Askew. For County 8npervlsor-rO. W. Bark er, dohtrR. Merrill •M m For Auditor the candidates are - run ning so closely that It can not be told who will be second racers. . It looks like ths'secowd- oonteet for Ckeneasr will be botween incumbent Neviis and I«3. Creech. Tbcaboye statsments may be changed hy returns from the boxes not heard faom.. We have no data as to Magistrate outside of ^j^psweH, where V, W. Moody andJa; NPHelly run ovfp?' m, ;> >flgp Iiout NT for either combatant Pert'Arthur \ battles -ase- ef* a U iMenehnrlm: Yevk. i count en v be* West by Thomss E. Watson’s Populist race for Psisldent. The lTopuIIms have organised In 33 States and are more hostile to Demo crats than to RepubltoMA An snterprtstng Texan has a good large drove of guineas which bring him a dally Income of lye dollars, with nothing to -pay fur their feed. -Me hires them out to farmer* who#« cotton Is attacked by weevils, wWrli the guin- eas eat ravenously. Whin one farm Je cleaned he drives his dock to the next* HOW TO BE HAPPY. Many of us miss thejoye chat might he ours by keeping our eyes Axed on those of other ^people: No one esn en joy hlsowiropportunitle* for happiness wnlhi he is envious of another’*. We loss s great deal of the Joy of living by not cheerfully accepting the iuiafl pleasures tbat uonse to ni every day, Instead of longing and wishing for what belongs to others. We do r jn,Qt take any plessureln oar own mooTeit Horse and carriage, beesuse we long far the automobile or victoria that acme one else owns. Theedge 1* taken off the enjoyment of our own little Tibine be cause we are watching the palatial residence of our neighbor. Wo can get no aatlsfaotlon out &f a tVelhry fide mi BUCKLKN’S AREfCA SALVE. HsW world-wide fame for marvellous cures. It tnrpasse* any other salvo, lotion, ointment or balm for Cats, i Coras, Burns, Bdls, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, Tetter, Belt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cehpped Hands, HklnjiCruptlon*; infallible for Piles. Core guaranteed. Only 250 at Creech’s Pharmacy, C. N. Borekbalter, Druggist “DEATH IN THE POT.” . ", . i/.. • «•- ■ *•. ,p p ' 1 . In Tennessee there 1* a panic about cabimge shakes, artfl In sbuVe sections that popular vegetable cannot he given away. Several persons have died frojn eating eishbage cotitainlng them, and bog* have been killed by the virulent poison. In one case a colored cook gave cabbage soup to a hungry little while bey. who "dlwl sohn itfwr. She was accused o( poisoning the little fcl low, snd to prove her innocence she drank some of the soup and died in a short Cline. These snakes are of different colors, all about the size of No. 40 thread, sometimes.col led tip In the bad of the Ox'hbajfe. ' _ • One was discovered several week* ago by a good housewife in Red Oak Township, and is preserved in alcohol for Inspection. > - Two years ago Mr*. Ma^y Folgcr of Easley, Plokene'Cotinty, text the use of one hand by a stroke of paralysis. Last week the Mountain View Hotel, where Airs. Folger lives with her daughter, the owner, was struck by Ifgbtning. Mrr. Folger was slightly shocked, but found to her great delight tbat the electrical charge bad restored the use of her hand. She U 89 years old. FEARFUL ODDS AGAINST HIM. Bedridden, alone and destitute. Such in brief was the condition of an old soldier by name of J. J. Havens, Vcr- sslllek; O. Fdr years he was" troubled with Kidney disease and neither doc tors nor medlelite gave him relief. At length he tried Electric Bitters. It put him on his feet In short order snd now he testifies. “I’m on the road to complete recovery.” Beat ojj earth for Liver aod Kidney troubles snd all forms of Stomach and bowel Com plaints. Only 60c. Guarantee! hy Creech’s Pharmacy, U. N. Burckhal- ter, Druggist. • 11 11 V WHAT IS CATARRH-? Hyomel Only Guaranteed Cure for This Common snd Disagreeable IXs- esse. : . - •_ ■. -wA ‘ -- . " Hyomel core* catarrh by the simple method of breathing It into the air pus- sagos and lungs. It kills the germ* of eatarrbnl poison, heals and soothes the Irrit.itfid tmteous inembrM’ie and effectually drives the disease from the System. If vou have any of the following symptoms, catarrhal germs are at work somewhere hi the mucous membrane of the throat, bronchial tubes erTis^ue* of the lungs. -offensive breath htsktness of voice dryness of the nose discharge from the nose pain across the eyes stoppage of the nose at pain In back of the night head aching of ♦be hotly pain ib front of the droppings in the throat Mad , .uou h open while tendency to take cold sleeping burning pain In the tickling back of the throat palate l ■hawkitfgto clew the formation of vrnsts in throat n -— the nose pain in the chest dn nesss of the throat acongh in the morning sttich In side loss of strength losing of flesh spasms of coughing Variable apiietite coagh short and hack low spirited at times ing raising of frotliy mu- cough worse nights and cons ( mornings . expectorating' yellow loss In vital force matter ' - - a feel tug of tightness difficulty In breathing across the upper part frequent sneezing of the chest Hyomel will destroy activity of all catarrhal germ* In the respiratory or gaffs and in a few weeks the cure w ill be complete. This Is a strong statement, but J. C Creech emphasize* it hv agreeing to re fimd your money if Hyomel does not cure. w BEATS BLACKSTOXE. The Valdosta, Ga., News savs that in a little ever a week Col. Andrew T Woodward sold fifty dollars Worth of chickens without interfering with his bu»v law practice. v These chickens were raised on a town lot, and represented the surplus of the Sommer’s flock after the liberal family enjoyment of eggs and chickens prepared in the various appetizing wmy* known to good Southern house wives. Col. WoodwanfTi now candidate for residential Elector on the Parker tick et, and D achieving bi-’h professional success, snd ht« Barnwell friends know that there It nothing in all Georgia too good for their beloved friend. Letter te A. F. ManTlHe> B irnwell, 8. O. Dear Sir: “Three quarter paint” Da good phrase for the bestjmtsidc of De- voe. - ' Devoe is the standard; mark H 106. The next-best—there are several not f«r apart—are three quarter paints; you may mark them 75 to Deyoo’s UK). The bulk of the paints in market are 40 0* 60or GO; a few are better than 60; a few are worse than 40 How do they-act’ They cover from one toAhfsy-qnarters as much as De- vftef and tho\ last from one to three- quarters as long a* Dfevoe. -What ara Xhey worth? Tbe same rule don’t hold; If cosrs more to pot on some paints than they are worth; they are not worth anything; the “put-on” cost* two or three times as much as the palut. _ Yours truly F W Devoe A Co 24 F', S. Lemon Bros, sell our paint. BUCKVILLE, S. C., WILL PUBLISH THEIR Fall AnnoHnceieat-- United States of A’mSWr, 1 District of South Carolina. In the District Odnrt—In Bankrupt cy—In the matter of Charles C. Calif, Bankrupt. Notice Is hereby given that the above nslnfid bankrupt has applied for his discharge in Bankruptcy, and a hear ing on the petition herein wijl be laid •before this Court at CharleKtifn on the -^.^Ms-day of September, A. D. 1004 at 12 OF THEIR RECORD-BREAK* ING NEW STOCK OF - V •' . -v, . Eyeiything lor Eyeiybody •.A - ."■•'V' J 1 * in th& Counties of Barnwell, Bamberg, Aiken and Orangeb’trrg, bought from- best first hands in ear load quantities, and to be sold at prices that will give complete cootentment to ev ery wise buyer.’ VWe have everything for the Home, from the parlor to the kitchen, for the Farm from New Year morning to the ensl of har vest time, for the * Work pay World and the Leisure Hours, for people from the crowing baby to this LrrWid sije in the resting chimfffxorne?.' v ' r We want to buy your cotton countryfpoduce at the high eat market pricei, ifft to:.iippply all vour needs at such figures will keep hkjL the reputation tlm “OldJfi^Pm^That has so 1 never 1 to competition.^ early o’clock M. — Richard W r . Hutson, Clerk tf. 8. D. C S. C. [SXSL.] FARM FOR SALE. A farm of 74 acre*, 1J miles from Denmark, wlih-dwelling of 4 room* •Ad cook room attached, fine ordffard amdfenod well of water, all out-build* ing*, conveaient to churches and good school. Any me wishing to purchase will confer with W. G. ; Sesse. Orangeburg, Sf. O. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. ~ ' '' •' - .. . > Notice Is hereby givak tbat on Mon day, the 19th day of September, 1904 the undersighed will file wifb’the Judge of Probate for Barnwell County his final report and account as Guard ian of Lewi*‘H. Dayle, Iona Maher L Harry DIckiBsoe, • Rutii Dickinson Bamberg and Fraser Dickinson and ap for Letters DUmlasory, ply for m § m (CARDS OF CANDIDATES Cont’d.} For Congi'ess. Denmark, S. C., July 14,1004. I hereby announce myxelf a candi date for Congress from the 2d district. Wtebjr pledging myself to abide the result of the primary and the tuftninee of the party, pledge myself to work ' of the citizens of Mid district, snd dW everything for the welfare of the State. S. G. May fluid. f respectfulry anqOunce myself a csriillilate for the Democratic nomina tion for the Hou*e of Represei tativeis, Congress of the United Stipes, from the ■^icoiid Distrltft of • Boutn Carolina, edging myself lo abide by the results of the Primary Election and to support the nominees of the party. J. O. Patterson. I am a candidate for the 59th Con fess frofn the Second District, 8. C., ahd pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic Primaries and to support the nominees of tbe Demo cratic Party-. L.J * Williams. Per Reuse of Representative*. Barnwell, 8. U. May 17, 1904. I rfetpeptfbliy announce myself a candidate for the House of Reprcsen- tallVes. subject to the ruies and regu lations of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to abide by the result and to support the nominees of the party. J. E. Harley. Appleton, 8 C , May 2, 1904. 1 respectfully announce mysfelf a candidate for-reek-mbm ta the House of Representative*, snltjeet to the rules and regulations of the Democratic pri mary election, pledging myself to abide by the result and to support the nominees of the party. — ' R. II. Walker, Dunbarton, S, C., April 39, 1994. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the House of Represen tatives, subject to the rules and regu lations of the Democratic primary election, pledging myseljf to abide by the result and to support the nominees of the party. M. A. Turner. Blackvlile, S.U., April 20, 1904. 1 respectfully announce, myself a candidate for the Hong.i of Representa tives, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic Primary Elec tion, pledging myself to abide by the result 40d support the nominees of the party, Ryan *A. Gyles. Barnwell, S. C M April 0, 1904, I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the House of Represen fatlvcs, subject to jhe rule* and regu iations of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to abide by the result and support the nominees of the party. * * . S. A. Hair. Ulmer, S. C., April 4, 1904. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the House of Represents tives, subject, to the rules and regula tion* of the Democratic primary elec tion, pledging myself to abide by the 'result and to support the nominees' of tbe party. N. W. Weckley. For County Superintendent of Educa Hon. Blaekville, S- C., May 24th, 1994. I respectfully jfhnonnea—myself a ■vandlnate for the office of County 8u perintendent of Education, subject to the rules and regulations of tho Demo cratic Primary Election, pledging my self to abide by the result and support tbe nominees of the party. If elected 4 will spend the greater portion of my time at my ofll In Barnwell while tbe public schools are InsessRm.— G. N. Askew. Barnwell, S. C., April 5,1904. I respectfully announce my’self candidate for tbe office of County Sti- periiffl^dent of Education, subject to the rules and regulations of the Dem ocratic primary election, pledging my self to abide by the result and to sup port tbo nominees of the party. B. M. Darlington. Olar, S. C., R. F. D. No. 2,MW20, ’04 I respectfully announce myself 1 candidate for the office of County Su perintendent of Education, subject to the rulos and regulations oi the Demo cratic primary electhm, pledging my self to abide by the result and support the nominees of the party. -' W. N. Merchant. Barnwell, S. C., March 26,1904. I respectfully aPnohrtce myself a candidate for the office of County Su- perlntcndenYof EtTucalTon; subject to tlt« rdlea and regulatipns of the Dem- ocratTc primary election, pledging my self to abide hy the result and to sup port the nominees of the party. ; W. W. Hart. Milletteyllle, S. C., March 7, 1904. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of County Su perintendent of Education, subject to the rule* and regulations of tbe Demo cratic primary election and pledge my self to abide by the results and sup port the nomihees of the party. * J. H. j^affitte (CARD'S OF CANDIDATES ContM.) Tor Sheriff. Barnwell, 8. C., April 20th, 1994. For ABdltor. I respectfully announc* myself a WiHlsto.t 8. <X. April lath 1964. > candidale for reelectiou to the Sbcrl^ s office, subject to the rule* lull:regula tions of the Democratic Primary Elec-^ tion, pledging myself to abido by tlie result and to support the nominee* of Hie party. v . ’ k Frank JI. Crocvh. • At the request of friefl^* from ail parts of th'e county I fed H my dutV to again Moome a candidate for the office . of Auditor, subject to the rules and f . S'**** regolation* of the Demooratlc Primary r' * JEJection, pledging mytu-lf is* abide,by Interests t j, e r es „j f , an d support the nominees of Support ths party. > ^ ^ S. W Trotti. - Barnweli. 8. C , March 22, 1904. I respectfully announce myself .a candidate for the office o( Comity Aud itor, snliject to the rules rvgoia- tlona of the Democratic primary elec tion, pledging myself to afddc by the result and to support the Bafciuces of the party. *. . . R. W.ftiloy. Blaekville. 8. C.. March R, 1904. respectfully amiq.unee myself a candidarp for the office of Aud itor, subject to the ru es blld tegrtla- tlon* of the itemoerstio primary »dec- tion, and pledge myself to sdiiile by the results and support the nominees of the party. ~ B. J. Tl tun met . Buddenville, 8. C., March 7th, 1904. I respectfully - annoftnek fiiyaelf a cahilidate-for the office of Affditor. sub ject to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic Primary Eit« ti-#», piedg Ing myself to abide by the resolts and support the nominees of the party. J.fi.Kwd. Kline. S. C., 3d Msjjflft. 1904. I respectfully annouOe'e myself ,a candidate for tlieotllce of Auditor, sub jeet to the rules and regiilurtm'.s of tbe Domocratic Primary Election, jilodg- Ing atysolfto abide by tW result and aupiKu t the nominees of the yarty. N. F. Kirlri?v«tl Jr. For Connty Sape^sor. - Olar, s'.'f)., R. F. D. No. 2, April 9:h, T901. 0 I respectfully announce myself a candidate for tlie office of Gwunty 80 ivervisor, subject to the ruliJ.aud regus. iatjqus of Die Democrat^ primary election, pledging myscll to nbUte by the result atuPto xhpport the nominee* of the party ? » . . J. D. IJandcrs. Fairfax S. C. April J, 1901. I respectfully announce rnyself a candidate for the office of County Su pervisor, subject to the rules and regu Iations of the Demosratlo Primary Election, pledging myself to abide by the result nndaupport U»c nominees at the party. t- •—« _B. F.,'J'hoinas. Seiglingvlile, 8. C'., April 4, 1904. I respectfully announce ^ivself a candidate for rreieclion to th8 oftioe of County Bupeiylsor, subject VVlhe rules and regulations of tbe DemWatlc Pri- auary Election, pledging myself to abide by the result and support the nominees of the party. __ O. W. Barker. Barnwell, 8. O , March JO, 1904. I respectfully announce myself 1 candidate for the office of t>Minty 8u pervlsor, subject to the rule*-'find regu- Iations ot-tho Deniocfatlc pri^taTy elec- llon, and 1 pfedge myself to abide by the. results and support the nominees of the party. L ' __ D. ,f. Zorn. WilUston, S. C., March 10, 1904. w I respectfully announcr myself a candidate for the office of County Su pervisor. subject to the rules and regu lations of the Democratic Primary JC- lecttou, pledging myself to abide by the result and support the nominees of the party. . P H .• raoud: Jr.- Allendale 8. C. April 13, 190*. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for Sheriff of Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regu jatlons of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to abide ify the result and *upport tho nomiuces of flatty. — -. U.C. Raysor* Monie, S. C, March 2ft, 1004. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Bartiwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Pi t- mary Election, pledging myself to abide hy the result and support the uomlueesof the party. - W. T. Walker. —JEWELER • ' • ■•'A' v* • - *- Fine .Watebes, Clocks, Rings Pins and •Spectacles Repairing. _ —Sewing *T-achine Supplies— NeddM,- Rubbers, Oils, B jtihgS, flic. Mach in G3, Gunsartd Revolvers Repaired. Barnwell, £. C. ■ -..'-r r , C. F. tattOH, P. M. Bictfo^j* Wa. IcSiS. ■ For Coroner. Barnwell,B. €., March 28,1904. I respectfully announce ffiyseif a candidate for reelection to the office of Coroner; subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary election, pledging irfyself to abide by the result and support tbe nomfoees of She party. ^ . ' ..* ' : ' - ~ Isaiah Neviis, Barnwell, S. C.,.March 2t, ISOL 1 I; relpectfwlly announce myself a candidate for Cofoner, subject tp tbe rales and regulations ef the Demo cratic primary • election, ,and pledge jmyself to abide Ky the results and snp- port the nominees of the party. Richard O. Halford. llth Aagust, 1904. HA?, Guardian. ofi smocratlc primary election, and Clayton S Warner. Halidy P. O., George’s Creek, 8. C;, ir March 7th, t&SSX! 9 m rules and regulations Bffrnwell, 3. C., March 8th, 1904. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for tbe office of Cnnnty Su pervisor, subject to the rifles' and reg ulations of the—DemocratltJ Primary Election, pledging myself to abide by tbe result and support the nominees.uL the party. J.- B. Morris For Magistrate. Allendale, S. ('., .»n»y 11, 1004. I respectfully announce myseir a candidate for tlie office of Magistrate at Allendale, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to abide , by the result and to support Jfce iiomtuee* •f-the party., - -.i ' " W. R. Brabham. Barnwell, 8. C , March 1, 1904. respectfully announce myself a date for the office of Sheriff, sub ject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary Election, pledg ing myself to abide by the result and support the nominees of the party. , W. W. Moore. 7. B. ELLIS, Jr„ \ ‘ ‘ 4- - 2'Jsr Surveyor and Civil Engineer - Special attention given to the compu tation of. water-powers, leveling and drainage. A postal card addresscdt.o m3 at Mar tin, 8. C., will re*elve prompt atten- lon. ootl-80,Jy Don’t that G. D. C. Lange, Blaekville, S. C., has 6ft sate- the best- HpeeUcles^ Eye Glasses, Musical Instruments, Toys, stationery, Fishing Tackle and B a«3 ball Goods, and that be sells Pianos and OrgnTIs for cash or otr easy and that he rebuilds Organs as gooi> AS NEW. Spectacles accurately fitted; Re pairing Instruments % Specialty; Um brellas.re-covered while you wait. DR. m. P. LEE,If, DSNTIST, WILLiS'rON, - - €, Will work anywhere in the country by special appointment. R EG ISTR AT I ON NOTICE. The Registration Books will he open in the Court House on the first Monday (sale day) in each month dating the yetr lJKSTfor the transaction of such business as is required by <aw. W.J. Baxley, r . ChalrmsiL^ G. R. Dunbar, Calhoun & Co HPE". Life f Accident '~*Allendslp, S. C. June 30th 1004. I respectfully announce rriVkejf a candidate for feelection to the office of M agist rate at Allendale, wrbjerttn the varies andjea^tlatipnsof the Democratic primary election, pleagiog thywelr so abide hy the result and. sdpport the nominees of the party. , fim John.Googe. Morris, 8. C., May SR I respectfully announc-e myself a candidate for the office of M agf?trate pt Barnwell, subject to the rules and reguUtthns of the Democratic Pilinary Election, pledging myself to abide by tbe result and support the hondneefc of the party. • „ / r „ . ' G. M. Holly. . Blaekville S C. April 1< liK>4, I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Magistrate^ Blaekville, subject to the rules knd regulations of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to sttpport the nominees of the party. A. I*. Woodward. Blaekville. 8. C., April 1st, lOO'l. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Magistrate at Blaekville, subject to the rules and reguTatiens of Abe Democratic primary election, pledging myself to abide T>v the result and to support the nominees pf tbe party, C. II. Rhoden. Blaekville, 8. O. March 24 1904.* Sincerely thanking the public for/ past confidence and support and soMcL tfng Us ^flontinusnee I respectfully announce myself a candidate for re- Allendale, 8. C.,* March 19,1904. I respectfully announce myself l , . . > T . . . , eandidsta for the office of Coroner, eleetjon a* Magistrate ^t Blaekville, subject to the rules and regulations of *nhject_to the eules-a the Der robs~anti xegulHri«ui.* of the Democratic Primary Election. pledge myself to abide by the results pledging myself to aMde by the result om J ■ - Tayi’ ” —‘--es of t — W7X and sappqrL thfl JB-Qm jnceU ftha party, .wjieik;- Barnwell, s. C., March 21, IfltH, ahhounee iftjfaelf a*! for reneTet'tJon to rliqofllce of at Barnwell, Ankjejet to the Demb- Secretary. for Sale—Une 50 Saw Massey Gini Feeder and Condenser. One Meant power cotton press. All second, hand. r HtW.AT. J. Deer. Ulmer, S.,C. 38-50 . - . r - LIGHTNINC? ——AND *- < v— * ’ ' Live Stock INSURANCE, —At Lowest Rates In- • Strongest Companies CALHOUN k CO, —OFFICER AT— THE BANK OF BARNWELL - ^ s Ycier D. Tormcnter 64369, JERSEY BU LL, H KAirOFTHiRN- DALE IlEl’.n, Pronounced unusually handsome— line dairy form. ‘‘There stretch behind hinraloqg ever? Hub the finest dairy blond In the world.” By blood stid.tue di Viduality he I* at th“ top of the Jer sey breed. His dam tested 38} gallons of milk ami 23 lb*., ^4 oz.; his grand dam 28 lb*., 5oz*., and hl« great grand dam 23 lbs., 8 oz*. of butter In seven days He ha* 14 st.uer*’giving as high as 22 lbs. of butter in seven Jar*. ‘ Registered Jersey heifers bred toThTI bull, and three of hi* sons, sll solid col ored and grand individuals, now for sale. Write for pedigrees and particu lars to . ' GLENDALE DAIRY, Barnwell, 3. C. M YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks 1 Dcaiows Copyright* Ac. An son* aemtlnf a aketcti and dMCrintkm may Q«U'«ly asoortaln oar opinton Iroe whatliar aa hjWiitlnn ta pmbaMf vatam*Mc. Commorttem- tloiuatrtctli cniiOdantU. HANCScQX on Patavss tent free. OMnat nirenry (or poouniiapaUnta. »nta taken t'nouah Mnnn A Co. riaaiva l nolle*, vitbowi ebarva, la I* A handaonietT lltnii»m»ad waafcty. rulatiou of mnr artanttfle tnumat. year 1 (oar monlba, St- SwdbyaM & Co« ib ^ . baraeatalr- al. Tarma. IS a afl wowadoaiara. New Tort Ctt y SC. Waabtnatuo. IX -5»= ±9 ± m At his Post Office. T wish to call tjse,’attention of my customers an(i friends, and the public generally, to my large stud’ well selected stock of good*, consisting of Qkn-. tlemhn’s, Youths and Children’s Spring aiuf Summer Clothing, of the latest styles; Gentle- 1 men’s Shoes and Low Quarter Shoes of the fol-' lowing popular brands: . Ring Quality, Stetson and Crossctt. •' •' Ladies Shoes arid Clippers of the finest imikesj,* suck as: Queen Quality, La France, Drew--Selby • andlrippendort and Dittman Lines. I cariT a complete line of Gent’s Purnwhipgv Goods, White and Colored Tests, Tinnks, Yn- liscs, Pry Goods and Groceries. . Taking the quality of my goods iutq cpnsidera-’ tion I am satisfied that you will find my prices' reasonable.' Come and Ree for yourself.. I am* satisfied that one visit will cay.se you to Ik* a regu-' lar customer at my store. Myrons are with nic‘ ms* joo.an Oi’posite Post BLACKVILLE, - Mt