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— •" Tf V " * ' • Tt^e Barnwell People, TFIUnaDAV. APRIL 12 1806. i RATES OP SURSCBIPTION. In Ailvaiice, per Annum 41.60 Time fUtXl V)n The chain fcHnjr ft at Jordan Brunei!, Barnwell T«,wn»hip. th^s week. . J. B. Morrill, Supervisor. R.C. Roberts Jr.,Clerk. falrfax.-srC , April 9th, 1900. I have shut tin at my. phtce one R«*d C'nnty CbAlrman hks Heifer, unmarked. The^ will plaaae call and get the same at once. ' No charge except advertising Charges. W.F. Cone: VflKAP J MULES—.1. M. Farrell, P.lackville, S C. U offering S strong * - work mules. 0 to 12 years old <3> 00 to »imt)U eactr; all in good condition. Rcmembef to plant Some of l-'eason^s Earj^ Dent Corn. For rule at ‘ DBaM^ir' 1 #’ Pfuruiac.v only. . V’ '' I ■ r ' ’ One tomato grown from our 2 lb To- Ynato seed Mils a large dish when sliced. Just the thing for slicing- very delightful. De&son’s Pharmacy. Robert BuUt & Co's. , Prize Medal Garden Seed, For sale at Burckhalter's Drug Store, * Sole Agency for Barnwell. Money to Lend. Address, 11. Strlngfellow, ^ : Elko, s. (J. Try one paper of Deacon's *2 lb to mato seed, louts, a paper. Every body, Unit- l;ave tried onr 2 lb Tomato Seed say they are worth ton times the price we charge-for them. ; Deason’s Pliarn}acy. We sell Tomato Seed that produces tomatoes weighing 2 lbs each. Did you ever try them ? , D<-ason’s Pharmacy. WANTED—From forty to fifty men at once to work about saw mill, rail road and woods. Good wages to good workers. The Miller Lumber Co. yUitnef's, S. C. 12o,009 Strong. Vigorous, Healthy Cabbage Plants of the hsst established varieties.; safe and sure headers for Bale and delivery as soon as the Spring warriOHs garden planting. Make up your clubs now and write me number wanted, and I will book orders anti quote-prices f. 0. b. J. M. Brant. Ulmer, S. C. * - * - • TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. ■ AlWWI Jlll/Tn ' lalions'the next regular Teachers’ Kx- amination-«44t b«* In 111 at itai irwell on the tlrtnl KrVtnc in May, which wTTT be the iSth day of May. B. M. Darlington, C. S. E. April 10th„ 19-06. • ' PROGRAMME, . BarnXvell County Teachers’ Associa- ,tion. Saturday, April If, PhMJ -Participle* and InfinUivva—E. C. Lawrence, MDs,Marie Keel. Text Hooks in use and to be adopted — Mrs. D. D. Walker, Miss Susie Dun bar. Address—W. H. Hand, Superinten dent Chester Graced Schools. THE RIVERS’ BRIDGE MKMO- MOR1AL ASSOCIATION will observe Memorial Day April 26ih Distinguished *peakers have' behn in . aqntak. v The foituw Wg oothmitVees have been appointed : On grounds and order of the day—J. 1). Jenny, J. J. Copeland. W. E. Sense, M. O Kliiard, J. A. Cbassereau, J. F. Kearae and J. A. Peters. On music—J. C. Brceland and J. W. Klnard. Decoration.r—Mrs J W. Jenuy, Mr*. XT7. ('opcland, Mr*. .1. W. Kinard, Mrs. Nellie Kinard, Mrs. J. O. Kear.-c, Mr*. J. C. Kinard. Miss Addie Jcnhy. Mjss Olive Folk. MNs Alice Kearse, MissAde'aide Brabham, Mi*s ^Marian Kearse. Miss Roberta Kearse and Miss AI line Kear-e. The public is cordial!v invited to at tend. And tile committee on decora tions respectfully requests the ladies to bring Ilovvers. — ■ lir. X..F. Kirkland, 8r.. J. W-. Jenhyr- Pies. Sect. Court at Bamberg next wevlc. will be Good Friday. -TnfnorroW Plant beaut. _ T^ie first masculine straw hat of the season made it's appearance oq Satur day. Tho weather clerk permitting the Raster hat will be in full bloom, next Sunday. Mr. JameSh.R, Cason of Atlanta Is with Rivrniivell relatives and frientU this week. Mr. If TV Patrick attended the Patrick—Strong marriage at Klngstree on Tuesday. > The following note will be the heat explanation, as to the delay in sending the minutea of the B. B. Aasociatiou to the cUufcbe*. T will simply aay . that Hie inanuscribt was sent to the ^.-ilaptist Courier oUice to be printed in theT'Novetnber. ^ —- , ' W. D. McMillan. - - " Cletk B. B. A. hn important notice in today's paper to Democratic club presidents. - Jack Woatliersbee, colored, was'klll- ed by a falling tree In Rosemary Town ship on Tuesday. A refrigerator ear loaded with a million 'cabbage plants was shipped from Charleston to Iowa last week. The United States Senate on Thurs day confirmed the appointment of Post master U. J. Hamiuet of Blaakville. To Mr ,T. R Harrison there are few impossibilities. For us he transform ed Blue Monday Into cloudless bright ness. f '■ , . . , A reliable business man Is prepared to make conttaefc* for October deliver les Of cotton at Barnwell at ten cents per pound. T*r. W. B. I.ylrs, a yrtnng phvstoian of Winnshdro, was In town on Friday, and inav locate beie for the practice of biis profesuon,. — *v On Monday, for tho second time in the fen years Col. Frank li..Cre*m\i'has been Sheriff, the Barnwell jail waft without a prisoner. 'The Long Branch Philosopher rap ports that (here will be one third of an average p!mn crop, which will be sad news to the a\eri>go small boy. Superintendent Darlington is begin nlog early and in the'right way to make the Teachers’ Institute thissiun- mer the largest possible success. Don’t forget to sleet delegates for. the Union Meeting at Barnwell April 27-29 ‘ Missionary Jtallies. Saltkehat- tdile 2fth, Springtown 25th, Long Branch 2*ith. . , 41ie AsS’ociatinn hopes to have a large crowd of teachers and patrons out to hear Mr. \V. II. Hand’s address in ^he auditorium of the Graded School next Saturday morning. ,* Marriinl, by' Rev. R. A. Yongue at the Methodist Parsonage', Barnwell,' ut I! [1. in. April 10th; L9dC>. Mi-s Matfle L«in Rountree of Dunbarton to Mr. Heyward B. Bates of Meyer’s Mill.- - Master Charlie Burckhalter of White Pond, a verv handsome, inteHigonr and thorough iittle gentleman*, ia vLlting BaniweH relatives tliis week, and hon -mss us»«with hi*4'leiiiii>»t'fsii.nii ihip.-^— More welcome than AprIF ro-e? were the good words or kitidly writings re- ceivt-fnast wjeek frorn* Messrs K, (j. Halford, A. Ir Mcl.ainore, K. L.* San ders, Patrick Murphy, J. 11. Duncan and Dr. R. C. ^rabBft'Wn’” On ASSOCIATION MINUTES, Greenville. S. C., Feb. 21, 1906. Dear Bro. McMillan: . * Your note to htnd. We are at work on your minutes and wllVpdtsh them to completion as soon at possible. We have been delayed because we could tVot get printers, but we are In some better fix now and hope not to keep you waiting much longer. We have been much embarrassed this winter on acconntVf the scarcity of labor. Sev eral jobis of work we could not under take at ail, such as the minutes of tho Etato Convention, the minutea of the Woman’s Convention, and several as sociations. f Very truly, Kevs A Tboma*. , HEADQUARTERS of the STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECU TIVE COMMITTEE. Columbia, S. C., April 6th, 1906. Robt. Aldtlch, E«q. t County Ch’tu., -— Barnwell, S. C„ Dear Sir; — At a meeting of the Slate Democratic Executive Committee held April 5th 11 convention of the Democftrtbr Party of South 1 ( arolin\ waa called to take placef-May 10th, 190(3, In accordance with the provisions of the constitution of the party. You will please Issue orders at' once to the Presidents of the Democratic Ciuba in your county to assemble thoir clubs on April 28th, as provided in’" the conatliution, for the pjLtrpuse of eject jug delegates to thb county Convention, whldli will aaieniblecMsy* 7th for the purpose of electing delegates tb tlie State convention, each county being ^entitled to twice the representation it s in ilia General Assembly. Very respectfully, Wide Jones. Chairman. BarnvVcll, S, C., April Cth, 190!i. The Presidents of the various clnhs will please take notice-of tlie foregoing eommonicHtion from the State Execu tive Committee ami govern thcrnaelvcs Retpectfnlly, Robt. Aldrich, County Chairman. N. O. W. Walker. Z\ - Secretary. accordingly. THE W IT,LIS TON WAREHOUSE will he bnTit h next Sunday »b afternoon at 4 o clock there will be an Easter aoeg service and Recitations by the children of the'tireenlaml Sunday School and the public are cordially Invited to at tend At the old Pierce’s Chapel stand. A bright and pretty trio, Mi a a‘ Nan Walker and her class mates, Miss es Nan Burftett of Asheville, N. C., and Virginia Patterson of Chester, came from fjolnmbia College vesterday to si<end the Easter holidays In Barn well and gather roses and quaff White Oak Spring w ater. - On the 4 r h inst. a nine rear old daughter bT Cliff W iillaths,. colored, of this to'tvnsliip, after tinirhiug the day’s field svork was near the tire in her fa ther’s Jtousc when the ragged edge of -rtre'ernen* apron slie^vore caught an.) bla/.eil up. Stye ran out doors hut Ire- fore tlie fire could put put wasjnifiti- etl so severely Hpil she dfed twelve hours later. - <- Barnwell loses one of ;>« hn^i- ue»« men and worthiest ciibum* 4n the uVparture of Mr. D, Brotison. who on account of 111 hcaftli\h*s resigaed the position, of Manavcr of lAhc Oil Mill which he has so well 11 ll/d. His staff has been so cxcellentlv trained that. th“ mill will continue to run according to his nictliod The good wishes of many fiiend.i go wllli him for his -early and complete rec(>yery and return". —UNdON M EF.TI NO. BARNWELL ASSOCIATION. The next Union Meeting will hoi its session sxitli the Barnwell Bapu-t- CliUruh.bsgiuuing un Friday the 27tli of April and con tinning through Sundny —ynght. The'meeting will he devote! entlraly to-Sundwy School work! and the Barn,well church extends a veiy e-miiai invitation to all the diurches in the Association to lie represented whether they have a Sunday School or ' not. Tet>U those who expect to at tend send their name* to r. T. Rice, Chairman of com. on entertaintr.ent. PROGRAMME. - Friday 11 a. m Music, its place and raiue in Sunday School work, R. M. Mir son, C. C. Elzev, W. Kliiard, C. - - W. R*mh*. -• ” 2 ilJO p. nt. Teachers and Teaching: J. D. Moure, J. H. E. Milhous, J. B. Bl*ck.* ”, • S p. m. Should Hie church own, sup port and control the Sunday School: O. W. Garner, If. J. anider, J. C. McMil lan. Saturday 11 a in. The Ideal Super Intendent. Ids character, preparation; W. M. Jones, S G. Mayfield, Bro. Brinson. ffia work. Grading Ac. S. P. Hair, O. M Edanrteld, J. Canada, Sr., G. E. Birt. Jf SO p. m Sunday School eonipmeht: A'. J. Foster, W. G. Britton, J A. Jen kins. 8 p. m The Home department. Cradle R ill and other modern methods. Bro f«eii4on, I. II. Jlutto, Arthur Kennedy. Srfntlay The Sunday School and dehotiiinational work: C. M. HU- lillKS. 8.3) Sunday flchfoo! Mass Meeting ten minute speeches and cias:’es S p ta. Preaching; Bro A. J. foster. Normal class work w ill be presented WOpportunity offer*. ^KW ADVERTISEMENTS. f . G. J. Diamond—Candidate fo'r Sn pervlsor. .1 O. Keel—Candidate for Auditor. 3 B. Morrls-^-Candldate for Super- ♦|sof. . B. M. DaHiff^ton—Teachers’ Exam- iflatlrtn, W<y. CoiMJ—Kstray UvKer, A GOOD TIME COMING. The Annual Meeting^oi xhe^-SaJlko- hatchle Agricultural Club will be hfcld on Ki May, April 2<).h. Every member 1* urged to iitteml. An interesting, instructive and cnj-ryT able lime is expect* d. Don't, tniss it. ’I he annual election of ofilcers will be held and important routine business transacted. A SAD" ACCIDENT. On Monday while Mr. - Edward Toiyne of Morris’ station—wipr Trpe- ratlng the countv road mHclilne South of Morris Ford lii* pistol dropped from it* case and was discharged, ttielbHl 1 sinking—tlie liu-elr; ranging upward and entering just above tlie ear. Dr .A. B. Patterson gave him the best emergency treatment and he was ear ried on train 31 to the Columbia Hn*- .pita), accompanied by-Dr. K, L. Pat terson and Mr J B. Towne. Mr.Towne died yesterday.. FREE—JENKINS;- A |iretty home inarcigjafh wa« solem nized on tiie evoniqg'Of the 3rd lu*y r a*i the residence of the bride’s parents at Kline, Rev. Dr. R. \V. Sanders of Green ville on'otnting. The happy con tracting parties were Mr. C. B. Free the very popular, well beloved and genial Clerk jd Court of Bamberg County and Miss Lhzio M. t eldest daughter of Mr. and-Mrs. J. A- -len- kUys, w young ladv of most chnrmlmg per.-onaiity and sterling character and accomplishment. They have the best wishes of a host of t rue friends-for their lot*g life, perfect happiness and con tinuing prosperity. mg cotron crop. It is to be of brick, to cost F2500. Shares are only a dollar each and no stockholder is allowed to own Over fitly shares. ' The meeting <ui Thursday was not so largHy attended as,jygr* expected and desireil Hany/famrCrs were too busy with their n*p*ragtr* and none of the invited speakers were able tube pres cut. Ringing good talk* were made bv Rev. W. M Jones, Me.*sj* Pickens Woodward, T. J ; Grubbs and others. 1 n a lialf liour's canvas of those pres ent a thousand dollars were subscribed. Willist.iu people wierAand are ready to pay in the entire grjflijntit wished, hut the desire is to haVe every cotton grower and business man interested. Tlie dinner was 11 most sumptuous feast, of ’cued meat and pie nic delicu- cl»-, all the good tilings that the most extravagant appetite could dream of. . Thpse WlUiston and Rosemary peo- p-!e are the -riglit sort. 'i h*y depend nil tlicinsclves-ajul don’t sit down and cry out for uorthetu capital and Euro pean immigrants to come and develop tiieir country. They make 4 their own capital and do, or have done, their ow;p work. . One There. HOMICIDE AT SYCAMORE. Moses Best was shot on Saturday by Willie Primus, both Colored, and died from the wound oh Kundajr. Magis trate J. M. Patterson held the Inquest on Mhnday and Issued his warrant for arrest and coiniuitmfent of Primus. EARLY CLOSING. ~ ’ v We. thy undersigned, aftree to close our stores st 7 p. m.* from Aprll ISth, to August 15th, I'jOd, dsturdsys ex cepted". > . * Lemon Bros.- Moodjr Bros. 4 Co. 1L Mazursky, both stores. L Colien. M. Helden, MIasC. A. Cave. A.K Burckhalter. L. C. ToMn. McNab ft Caldwell. Easterling Pattcfion, Co. MoUir ft Porter. THE KNIGH TS OF PYTHIAS. The delegates Irom Barnwell Lodge No. 16 to the Grand Lodge, which will meet at Sumter on May ^2d are: J. K. Sneliing, A. A. Lemon, C. .1 Hav ; Alternate*, P. W. Price. William MoXab, G. W. ManrliU. The Memorial Servh;es of Barnwell Lodge will be held in tho Baptist Sburefa on the fourth Suudav, Kev.R. A. Yongue to preach the niemorial sermon. The officer* elected for Dunbarton Lodge No. 170 are : P. C. M A. Turner; C..C. J. J. Cochran: V. C. C. S. Anderson : Pre late C. I, Iliefs: M of W. T, J. Hiers: K. R S. T. J. Ackerman: M. of F. A. T. Beard: M of E. I. W. Rountree: M.ofA-wW.J. Rogers: I G. M. G. Baxley: Q G. B. M. Whalev: PreparafTons are being made for the organization of a Lodge at Ellenton. A SUGGESTION. Will’ston.S. C., Apifl 9th, 1906. Editor Pkoplk : f see some candidates are already announced, and it. naturally makes one wonder who our next, teftresentativea will b.e. If each section ot the county would suggest a ticket it might, bring nut some material. I fot one/vould be f*?ad for good men from different parts of the County to suggest any good men thev.may have in mind. Without the ICsst idea of the possi bility’of these men tfipking tho rinse 1 -feel Barnwell County would be willing to have such men 1 **: Dr. R. A. Gyles, W. I) Black. _ * W. II. D11nc.ul. I brliwste each one of them worthy, amd Would ta.- cl£ut.vd. P. B A N QUET AT JjLL AC K YIL L 'There wa* n pleasant social meeting Friday night of Blackville l*>dge. No. 9-1. A. F. M . the Qccasilim. hemft th* ConTerring of the master’* degree on Me«*r* J IV. Browning and J. K. Hair a**d ihe annual bantjTiCT. The neighboring lodges were invited and a large number of visiting broth ers was present, which addid interest to the occasion.. About 11 o’clock the Masons, one and all, repaired to the hanqnAhall, where they were greeted by their wives. daugbte>s sisters and sweethearts, and table* laden with good things tastily arranged. GYrlsnds of pink and.gold, that being the color scheme, in five al- tcnVato row * were dianed upon all four wans and nDo radiat»tl tha mill- Ale arc light.above the centre of the tables to the corners and sides of the hail. The banquet hall, being brll- riautly illumined with two -incatides- cen’s and 011B arc light - . The arc light w ith if« dazzling, sparkling rays, and the pink anti gold garlands radiating from it was *UfK>rb^-a verltabio attn- bl) Ikt-I— — : — Tables were laid < ff in the fo>m of right angfe*. horizon tala, Triangles and squares Worshipful ,Ma*ter, W. B. Johnston; Senior Wardeh, R. B F’ick- ling; Junior Warden. A. II. Neeson imd Deacon F. U. Gyles occupied seats at the four ends of the table. At the right and left of these ofll ers the ora tors of'the evening and the distin guished guest* were seated. ’ , Covers wore laid for 150. TK^ cen trepiece w as composed of a pyramid of pink carnation* arid ferns, carnations being also scattered at Intervals about tlie tables,. Pink crepe pape^ tntpklnr formed the bordet around tlie tables, designating eabh place, and were crimped fan shaped in each glass. The menu was vs follows: O y,s ter Cock tail C*dd Turkey and Cranberries Rolls . Chicken Salad i..~. Saratoga Chips Dsvlle'l Crabs Sliced Tongue Shrimp Salad Spiced Beef Olive* Pickle* Cfelery Vanilla and Straw berry Crestff Assorted .Cakes Coffee - ‘ Cheese After-dinner speeches wtre made wdiifcli aiided v*iry much f° Hie enjov- nient oJLMie occasion. Rev. C. M. Bil^- ling* responded to the toast, * 0“ur Gue»t*;” Mr. Herbert Gyles to ‘ - lla-. aonrv and its usefulness to. Society;” Col. C. C. Simms to “Ma*onrv. a Strong A nn of Law ;’’ Col. Jno R. Bellinger ’•Woman.” lynrshlpful Master W. B. Johtistou acted as totfstmaster. A pleasing incident was the preseh- tatioti *>l an exquisite cake to C61. Bel linger hv Mr. Robeft Fickllng in be* bait of tho ladies’ committee. Tbe fol- lorCing ladies constituted she commit tee : Mrs C.S. Bitisf, Mrs. ft. A. (Jyles, - Mrti. I-adore llfbwn, Mrs’. B. J. Ham- met. Mr*. H. B. Eickllng, M>ra. A. U. Neeson hnd Mrs. W. B..Johnston,.who worked faithfully and cbeerfolly to orepare such an elaborate b/nquet in the short Uiuc given ibern. I2 ” f y pccaaianal. : -'.V ' ' • -.-at LONG BRANCH PHILOSOPHY. We hear of ’•graft” and can’t ex actly say just what It means, but It must stand Tor old dmo stealing. Du ring the time th;^<t Mr. John E. Bill and Squire Smith lived we learned tiow to graft trees, and never heard ’till lately that tlie word hail any other definition And we think yet that the word has been put in where it don’t belong, in order that when a high of ficial makes a big haul and is ‘about’ to he arrested just call it “graft” and the small fry can’t figure out what the crime is 'Then too, we pay but little attention to the matter as the whole thing seems small except the amount that has been grafted. Another reason, after being threat ened bv the powers that Re to slice down our R. F. D. Routes we. by ad vice of newspaper friends and others, kill have "to take so many papers etc., and write.when We JbtPt peed to that we gravely fear our knowledge of men and thing* wlit’ decrease and wo will only find time to glatip^ qvor. jh? naT heail lino. Another thing, fcvery time we visit oHe of our towns we find' well dressed ttotF also shabby looking people who seein\to keep qiaTet and comfortable with absolutely nothing to do. They seem to toll not and yet somebody feedeth them. The former we suppose is called the Town Dude, who 1« too lazv to work, too proud to beg and too honest to steal Vr ’•graft;” Hie Utter N the Town Loafer, afraid to step out in-the country for te^r he will find n Job. There Is a serious \need of farm band* In the country and we suppose «Uo on the public works of\he county. Farmers have paid them off to get their labor, then they have been bought up during Christmas week JustMsk a man who has every place rilled on bis farm by trifling bands fie can easily tell yon that he bought their 1906 liberty during the holidays, so the class that sqjd not for less 4baf> Ksatr golfTbr his birthright U hardly worth a, loaded shell, HTfd the better class of la borer* are doing for themselves, fie- the only remedy for tho-e who wish to continue tbe perplexing business of working freedmeu Is cheap products, Fiah Mas. \ Cash in Advance. Primary Election Aug. 28, 1906 FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR. Barnwell. 8. C\, April HHb, 1906. I ■ respectfully announce fhysclf a candidate for County Swervisor, sub- Jvct to the rules and refrolmtions of the Democratic primary, and pledge my self to abide by the result and to sup* port the nominee* 0/ the party. Trusting that my adnvlniairation of the cffice may, be endorsed and kP: proved by my reeWtlon and pledging my experience and beat endeavors If feielecled. Very respectfully, J. B. Morris. Barnwell, S.C., April 9th, 1906. I respectfully annoume n.jrself / a candidate for Couhty Supervisor, sub ject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. I pledge mvself to abide by Ihe results of tbe Primary Election and to support the nbthlhevS of the party. v. Having served for three years and three months in charge of the chain gang and as manager of road work with Supervisor O. W. Hurkor 1 feel perfectly competent to discharge the duties of the office and if elected will give uiv best and most faithful ser vice to the public. Very slncerelv, G. J. Diamond FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. Barnwell, S. C., April 9ih,.1906. *4 respectfully announce myself a candidate for thy office of County Auditor. In *0 doing T wlsh to ssv to the votert and tax payer* of old Barn well county that the duties of the of fice in which I am working and to which I aspire are such It will be Im possible for me to make a canvass of the county. If elected I pledge yon my very best services. I make thla announcement subject to the rule* and regulations of the Dem ocratic primary, pledging myself to abide.Jby the results, and to support tbe nominees thereof. Very mpectfnlly, J. C. Keel. Barnwell, 8. C., March 28th, 1906. After careful consideration of the good 'wishes and solicitations of tny friends In all sections of the County I respectfully announce myself a candi date for the office of County Auditor, subject to the rules and regulations of tbe Democratic Primary election and pledging myself to abide by Its results and to support the nominees of the AUUaSIliy ApbrSclalfng^ support pHTty: manv assurances of and pledging my best services State and Cotnrty, If elected. Tam, Very aincerely, M. J. Pate. ws given me to the Barnwell, 8. C., March 27th, 1906 I respectfully announce myself s candidate for County Auditor, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Party.’ 1 pledge mvself to abide fly the results of the Primary Election and to support the nominees of the party. If elected I shall grate fully give tny bert-etforu to .the dis charge of .tnig-tluties. 1, R. W. Riley. How ■['■.I;'’' , ’• {to cure That Oou^h : r-\- >‘1 A ^ and Gold. / . v -.- / 'get a bottle or f Nature’s Cou^h ’ « ’ • " « Remedy 1 AND A BOX OP ■ « - ;'t r V • • Deason’s Grip Capsules. , % » .' :'' v ’ , TAKE THEM THEY WILL DOTHP. WpRK FOB SALE ONLY AT *> R Deason’s * Pharmacy. ; » • t -w ... *1 * • WHY IT A 6 Sold 2-5 Car Loads of Stock ThiA Seasoi)7. v . *. ■ . •-** , „ t • • •• fm Because Both His Stock and Prices are Right 1 -' w -■ ■ ■ Just Recctvetk _ 2 CARS MULES, 1 CAR HORSES • ", - . • a .AJ1 Qoo4; Sleek and Straight; Also New Car of Wagons ‘Brown’Make... . .. / ATTENTION, CAHC-DIDATESI The follow ing Act, App-ovcd the 6th day of March 1905 goes liHu cffeut iKa 11m tTntrJtrTmrMmpaign: section 1—Be It enacted hy the gen era I assembly of the State of Mouth Carolina; at or before every potulcal primary election held by any political partv, organization or association, for the purpose of choosing candidates for office, or the election of delegates to conveniioiis, in this state, any person who shall, by threat*, or any -other form of intimidation, or hy the pay ment, delivery or promise of money, or other atlhllc ofinilne. procure or oner,' promise or endeavor to procure, another to vote for or against any particular caiidulaw io meh election, or wlirr thall. for such consideration, offer to so vote, shall'lie guilty of a misde meanor. * Sectloifa—Everv candidate offering for election.^untler the provision* of Section 1, shall make the following p'edge and file the same w ith the clerk of court of common pleas for the county in which he Is a candidate, Uhleii he should be a caudhlale In more than one county, in which ease he shall file With the secretary of •tste, 1>Cfote he aliall enter upon his campaign, to-wit: I, the undersigned.. of th# county of...'. and state of South Carolina, candidate for the office of. ....‘.hereby pledge that I will not give nor spend moimy of Use Itftoxica ting liquors for the purpose of obtain ing or influencing votes, and that I shall, st the conclusion of tho campaign and before tho primary clection v reuder to the clerk of court (or secretary of state, as hereinbefofe provided.) under oath, an itemized statement of all moneys spept or provided hy mq during the camffitign for campaign purposes up to that time, and I further pledge that I will, immediately after the pri mary election dr elections that I am a candidate In, render an itemized state- merit, under oath, showing all further moneys spent dr provided by t«e fft said election Provided, that a failure to comply with uis provision sfiall render such eiiction null And void. In so far as the candidate who fails to f^le the statement herein required, hut BbalT not effect the validfty of the election of any candidate complying with this section, jind provided, fur ther, that mrfr itemized statement anil pledge shall he often to public Inspec tion at all tlmSs. , t Section 3—Ttytt any violation of any of the provisions of tills act shall be mlsilemounor, and any person, upon qonvictlon thereof, shall be fined not less than $100 nor more that) $500, or be Imprisoned at herd labor for not les* than one month not pw»re ’ than six months, or both ffneanil fmpr.tSQBb>ant in the discretion of the court; Daughter: Mamina, did you evgf flirt when you were a girl-? Mother: I did unde, my deer. Daughter: And were you punished for.ltt" Mother ;*1 am, my daughter, it led to idy matrUjp with jotlr fat ife/. Why not get all your garden seed at Deason’s Pliar.macy. Then you could rest assured that you were plant ing the best seed grown. Good Money in . Growing Large . *' Watermelons* I have been planting each year for several years from 70 to 100 acre* In Eden variety of Watermelons/and have made good inorev every year,. >^.1-1 I secured good Eden seed to begin with and have Improved them each year by selecting my seed from large and well shaped melons. I have them (tried In the shade which will, when properly planted, always come up, at they are aound and full. I have 1,500 lbs. of choice seed to of fer at50i! per lb. ^ When you send your order for seed and wish me to do so 1 will instruct you how,.to prepare. Fertilize, plant and cultivate. .Let your orders come 4n at once.— ; — I sold the same kind of seed over South Carolina, Georgia and Florida last year, which gave perfkcf satisfac tion. -- - • --f ■ - I. Furman Still, • Blaokyilie, S. CX C. F. Calhoun, P. M. Buckingham — Wm. McSah, Gallioun & Co, - FlPE. Lifej Accldei)^ And one-horse Wagons ‘Virginia’ Make* buggies that are BeautieSf ~ Oar Load Nellie Kitig Flour; With Whittle’s Stocky Wagons and Plows Best Ctbfri can be made at leaKt expetise oflubdr; WHlTTlE’S STABLES,' . T JUditiuB'S.t I. F. STILL & CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE. - BLA0KVILL6, - * S.-fi.; . * > /. * Are now completely ready for the Fall tthd and offer all linfcs Dry Goods, Notions* Clothing!) Boots, Shoes, flats* Caps, Furniture, Groeeries* baceo, Cigars/ Crockety-j ^Glassttffl^j Etc., Etc: We invite, with confidence, special dittHtloh to otlr i* tta* niture, which will mate any home comfortable and bcatiii- ful; to out Clothing, which will defy the Wltitct’fi hold and double good looks; and to onr Shoes, which will Joiit way hnd walk thrbngh life ah easy progress. ME CLIMB HIGHER LIGHTNING* -AND- ~Live Stock mURAHCE, —At Lowc5f ftates lir- • Strono&bt Companies. C1LH0FH I Cfc, —OFFICiS ir— . - THE BANK OF BARNWBU It gi^cs rfie great and sincere pleasure to notify yjf -friends and his friends that I have seeffrej sefvieea 8* Capt U. Dunn as 1 salemah," iii order tt> do justice to suf constantly iricrcasihg business. With Ins help and assisted ijy Messrs ^T. fel. Wallk^ er and I. L.‘ ( Attatea’y I cati scfvfc all in need of the Mules and Ilorscs that can be bong lit from ISenthbky to' Kansas, Wagons'altipjst everfastiiig s6 good fiir^ their bun? teml and workmanship. Co'rnfbriablc and elegknt Buggies and ilariieBi^ assail as the best life insurance against accident. - Don’t be blind to your interest, Come and we , l! prMe you with satifliafctioff. CHARLIE BKOWTf, BARNWELL, S. ©; * ^ a