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'fye BtUDweH~Jpeopl«. •ynURStHiVsMAV 17, fttWk irafar BATE* OP SUMCBIPTlOH. la Advaace. per Annum .'.$1.00 On Time. 1....., .$sl 00 Thu w**$i tAe chain *a>i|i i* at David Ilartzox'i place on the White l*und Koad. TM regular meeting ©t Barnwell f/>dge No 10, Knight* of Pythias will »WM »c held at their llall on FrMay Mght V300 4 t 7^ o’clock. A full attendance 1« requi-atetl. Uy order of P. W. PRICE, C. C. Wm. McKAB. K. R. We sell Toiiwto Heed that (troducea tnmttoea weighing 4 lbs each. DkI you ever try them? Deaton’s Pharmacy. ■ One tomato grown from our 2 lb To mato Send tilH> a large dDh when •liced. Just the thing for ■llclug— very delightful. Onuon’s Pharmacy. Everybody that have tried our 2 lb Tomato Heed eay they are worth ten times tiie price we charge for them. Deason’s Pharmacy. —/—: Orris, the perfumed roW, tued In making all the face, tooth and perfum e«l powders: $2 000,fX)0 worth hnporteil WVery year; tell* for 40e a pound; wonderfully productive, hardy, in terestitig flowering plant for tield or garden prodiio.ing $IOb:i an acre eaeli year, $10 will start you; U. H. Govern ment advDes it* cultivation. Full iustrbctleus free how to grow it- Write to Orri* Farm. “ 0i3 W. Main Street. ‘ ' * Richmond, Va. JULIAS R. HARRISON, JEWELER. W atches Clocks and Jewelry Repaired. I also have a depart-' ment lor repairing Guns and Revolvers. IkvrnwelL S. C. STATEMENT OF TilK.CONDITION _ —OF- i ' ■ * J ' V - a ‘ » THE BANK OF BARNWELL, 1 Mjatedat Barnwell, S. C., at the clo.e of business, May 4lb, liKHi. RESOURCES: Loans and Discounts OVordraft*.. ‘ Banking.llouse Other Real Estate ]>ue from Banka and Bankers Currency ....'. Gold hilver. Nickels and Pennies Checks and Cash items,/.... ' ■* >- 7- Total.... ...r INABILITIES. Cspital SUe-k-Pald in.,„iTT. Turpin* Fnndrr r.rv. : Undivided Hrortts, le*s Cur- ■ rent E xje ipiea amU-T a a e s 203,41203 htt 5 S .0 (HI ln0.no 2« «7S 52 _ 4,COS 00 ^Ht.00 1,031 37 M 00 242.404 03 . -v fiO.OOfi.OO 35,000.00 )ue to Banks aud Bankers ml I vidua l Deposlu ^Sul^ect ■ to check ime Ccrtidcates ....... 111,980-48 4IMI 127.91$.42 !*. 122.12 itt.ierro tale of South Oarntlna.l Conniy of Birmrell. f Before me came P. M. Buckingham, Cashier,of the Bank of Barnwell, who being duly v * tHivV Thtr atiove *ud loregoing statement is a true con- aiitlon of said Bank, a« shown by the books of file in shh] hank. • P. M. Buckingham,;" .Caaliier- ) . for a. c. -HwonrttTand^a'ubscrlhed befoto me, this 14th day of May, 1000. Wm. Me Nab N. 1* Correct Attest Bobu Aldrich, } C. K. Calhoun, S Directors Butler llsgood. j STATEMENTTHE CONDITION OF .THE BANK OF WILLISTON^ located at Williston, S. C.. at the close of business. Mav 4, 1903. , RESOURCES. Loans and IH*©<u»nts, • • 33,325.70 Furniture and Fixtures. 757 93 Due from Banks and Bankers, 13.408.12 Prof. A. B. Apple of Great Cypress paid us a p]easaTlt<ell on Thursday. Mrs. Robert Aldrich f» visiting Dr. William Egleston’e family at Haris- vllle . Winsome Miss Maude RurckhaHer of White Ppnd is visiting Raruwell rela tives this week. * - A LATE FROST. Examination of Teacher*’ Certificates Barnwell tomor,royr. The men getting the better these warming days. appWcHnts for will be held at an d fane Gen. Green i Coming leisurely from the flifilry Mounts ins, idtingby the way the bot tom land ogyton in Tennessee, North 1 Alabama and Georgia, upper South and Western North t'aroWUa, Jack Frost rode into Barnwell on the wings of the morning -of Tbuniaiijf','«4aat. Here he pulled the thermometer down to forty degrees, but did „no damage worth mentioning. Much plantiug-j-sevotv-frt?r~iTr over wHLiMMmetfssamitong'Eis.courae. the dead reptil The scaruitv and high price of seed will prolisblv reduce the^cotton and enlarge the corn acreage. , October sown oats are being cut, and so is the demand for high priced, low valued Northern bay. - The monthly meeting of The Sal ke hatchle Agricultural Societyjs*111 be held totnornAv, Friday. " The Beaufort Democratic Convention endorsed the candidacy of Congressman J. O. Pattereou for reclcction. “ The Confederate Reunion is in pro gress in Columbia, but none of the business homes are closed In honor of the heroes. ' ' The Barnwell Baptist Ministers’ Conference will meet at Blackvllle on May22J, for the consideration of im portant special busineks. Master Arthur Dabney Pate, .Ir„ ex pects to leave on Haturday to snmoo-fc in the old North Bta^e, accompanied by his mother and grandmother. The snn still rises in the East but sunshine was brought us from Red Oak, On Saturday bv Mr. \V_, I,. Wood ward and on Monday by Mr. W. M. Coot; Mr. Jack Cave, youngest son of the late Mr. Samuel Cavd, died at hi* home in tbia, Township on Tuesday evening, aged about 35 years, H« was nnmaTrled.- They believe In printer’s Ink up In Edgefield. Even the candidates YtTr cotton wclgheis ami supervisors of registration are publishing cards in theifl local paj>er*. Like a good daughter Bamberg Couhtylakes position with her Barn well mother in opposing higher asses- meut of property and more grievous burdens of taxation. . Clerk W-. Gilmore .Simms has a ta*k before him tliat we do not envy him. the recording ol a $200.(W.Oid mortgage over the property of the Southern Rail way. It contains 40,500 words. Prof. R B Cole has been appointed a member of the Count? Board of Kd- uciUlon to HU the vacstwy nttr«rd Tty the resigiiaiion of Prof. W. W, Hart, who*? professional duties called bin* to Georgia. >< . * , ('ongres’ttian-Patterson has appoint ed the nav «t cadetship at AnrapolU Jiudolph°«*A4wrthtTrghr^*7>r "TTai option piim-ipal an<! t). M. Reed .?r. of Benu fort and Sidney Tisoti of Allendale alternates. The Sommer School for the teacher* of Aiken, Bamberg and Barnwell Conn tie* 'vj’.l b« held at B.vniweM. com menciug .luly-2jH-Hml,continuing three week*. 1’rof. Neulfer of the Bnrnwell School ha* been rrromnaended for Ap pointment «* principal. We acknowledge an Invitation to the commencement exercises of the Blark- vllle Graded School. It is one of the prettiest, specimens of typographical art we have ever seen and is a pruphecy uLlheT-rilllHiit *npce*s of the closing hour,sof this admirable scirtsul. # Hon, dames II. Bush of ETTenton was Irt town on Monday, with the good heart and happy disposition of Point Comfort in his c'cyer—Leeplng lie has but the one fault and that is The Upner Runs la not the line be tween Batt»well and Aiken Counties, which we fear will never be cured. After an illness of several weeks Mr*. IV. M’. Hart died in Georgia on TuoMpty, where her husband and two daughters are teaching Her body was brought to Barnwell yesterdav for burial In the Baptist churchyard. She is survived by a de voted im*b*hcl, two sons and three daughter*. Before marriage she wa« AJiss Imogen. McDonald, r. nicoe of the late Messrs \V. L. and 8. C Cave. * ' * Col. Mlko Browup .was up from Brnnswi-k . GV , 1 hiT many •friends were^giad to-see him looking so well and as full of energy si* when a xevnUmt-ef -6srnwr 11 "He ha* built, up Clie largest cross t^e bu*l ties* in the South and I* achieving wtc- tre«s worthy of hi* high ambition*. The Georgia city l* fnrtnnITB" To Tiav- ing added to it* citizenship so Well poisod a CHjrtitrn of industry and 'prog ress. — : SAW 8KVENTKKN SNAKES ' Peter liOartrwrKagatuck,, C umectl- cut, Is the authority for the statement That snake* hold funeral services over their dead. While driving he saw n large blacky snake, with its head cfnsliod. lying oil a stone wall Gn the . return trip. L“ary and u friend wmm* amazed t« *ee 17 largo hlaoksiiakejPjjimg. fiiu> tir tfl^Tenglh gathered about term the wall. BLACKVllXE NEWS. Reyernl Blackvllle people attended and enjoyed the Mav Carnival In Augusta last week, and many of our Veteran* of the lost cause will renew their war time tn-mnries this week at the annual ConfetfCTibrReuuion in Co lumbia. Mr, John M. Farrell has recovered from rf*severe attack of measles and hi* numerous friends are rejoiced te see him out again. ' Royal Woodward Is at home from Clvtnson College for a vacation boll da?. Asparagus growers have dotfe fairly well witn their gras* this season. Levi Retd, colored, has a fourteen year old son who hoed an I chopped together four and a half*acres of cot- tonooediiy last week. Levi is rigbilv proud of a bov so industrious while *o many others of his age and race are more than worthless. No' use for a cotton chopping machine In Levi’s crop. ErY. X. Huddenl v all became quiet end drag ged the dead snake Into a hole in the wall. The snakes had just shed thetr Old coat* and presented u pretty sight in the sun, Leary says. I THE RICH POOR AND RICH. THE POOR Til E CO UN 1Y CON V E N t ION. The County Dtunoc ratio Convention waacal'eddo oi tUer by the chairmau,, Col. Robert AlUttch, on MaJ 7th IbiKi Tbere are 2J cUdi* in the cimnty. ^Atr answered to Roll call but Awbleigh, Riw«mary. Double Pond and Spur Biaucii. After the count of the Dele gates present U was found that 107 were present. The Chuiiman, Col. Aldrich, ad dressed the couyentio.i in as able a speech as be ever made lb tho co.ftl bouse. lie. said two question* wqnjji be be fore the people iu the 'tonuirg cam puigu;, The tir*t Whiskey ha* been a aisturbiitg guestltm en er stiicC Tt was brought into politics and in all proba bility would ever be. 1 have my per sonal view*, said the Chairinati, but 1 leave the settlement of the matter to the people. ^iliy politician*- have Ix-eff *frtt.ling questions for the people tu lire past, but 1 think, the voter should take u hand In this. -«■-'* ’ -The second qik?tion w a* (>n the in crease of j»*-t ssment of-, urunerut—*hm4 CUbaerpmrt+y Ttl^ ”Tiicrea;C OT Ux ation.. " k '— — Col. AJdtlch did not raise his voice nor wave h» hiutd,'' but not a man prq.sent failed to hear and appreciate the importance of the question.* ' He characterized tun man thanrouhT want more taxation then was necessary for an economical Government a* a tyrant. PHy that every tax payer in Barn well cotr-rfy t.ould not have been pres ent and neard this able speech from a man grown gray in 'service to his county's welfare. Mr. R M.I Mixiion offered a resolution which was dnaultMOusly adopt*d lhank- ing Col. ARIrich tor ihc able aud t-nioiehl manner iicwnich hti l'.5d served the county.,-*^-I'jlrtrmii for the past tw-oyesrs/ The first business before ihe conven tion was organization for the ensuing tw o years. The election resulted in the election of Dr. \V. Hmitb, Coairtuan; 'l' S Dunbar* First Vice President-; J. VV.. -Lenny, Second Vice President; J. U. Armstrong, Treasurer N F. Khk- laind. Jr. was appointed Secretary. Judge W. Gilmore Simms presented a series of tesolntions that will be pub lished for the benefit ot th« people of Bari! well countV later. A resolution by Capt W. D. Black commending the course of Hon. J,U Pattf-rson. <mr representafhe in Con gress \ya* adopted amid applause. W. C .Smith, Chait man. N. F. Kirkland, Jr. We tire of every thing when we have had enough of it—that l* of all the things of which we cun have enough. And we can have enough of everything iu this world that money can buy. 1; la only the things that cannot have enough, which cannot become Insipid, in which there D no satiety. It is wonderful, too, how soon, how quickly, the things we long for and tlm’ik our Inborn taafe* call for become insipid and tiresome aud presently lonMisomo. The very weariest people alive are those why have oyeryTTHiig Hint ino;;ey can aecure—the people who have been every where, have seen everything, eat en and drunk tincl heard everything, w hose one business Is to amuse thcm- seive* and reek something be tv, who have tried all the luxuries, adventures, vanities anti Vices and found them at IsJStaLafe.flrtfwtduTrjnuHTaTilo. Money(carvfiot buy the love of man for woman or woman No- man. of child or parent, relative or friend, it cannot huv gratitude, fhtr llastiing spark at love in a etrtld’s eve or the dumb. ftarulHg aft.-ctiori In a dog's, it can- no: bnyngood health, good humor, good breodihg, a clear contmTunrc, that kind wide charity which make* us tolerant and affectionate toward all « ur-fellow- human creatures and which is ope of the greatest luxuries of all and easily within reach of the poorest who wijldry for it. It. cvcrnttChuy bnneafv of heart or tlio hope oLfirna-gn ticr ct on a siogle real kiss—one wUh sincere, deathless, wholehearted d?\oti-«n behind It. These things which money, howdver dioaiurd Ulj. cannot buy all of us tttay tiave, the very poorest of u*. if we will trv for them-faithfully. —A. B. Mil- FOR THK HOUSE OF REP RESENTATIVES.- FtrTrfjrrrtV T/rTTTirrTrh, I9h^ I respectfully announce my*elf .a caiulidate for the House of Keprescuta- lives, sulijecf to the rule* ajtd regiil-.* Hons of the Democratic Primsry Klee tlou and pledge mvself to abide by the r< suit a: d to support tiie nominees of the party. *' *. F.* Thomas. Robbins, S. CL, May 7ih. IfKO. I respectfully -announce myself a Candida'© for the linn*© of Uepreset>ta ll v» s, subject to the rules and' regula tlou* of the Democratic Primary Elec lion, and pledge myself to iibideaGv the result and to support tho nomitiec* of the party. J.-C. Grinin. Barnwell, 9. 0!.. April 23d. HXW. I respectfully announce myrelf a eandidate for the House cd Representa tives, subject to ihe roles and regula* tions of me Democratic I’rlmary Kh e- tlon. pledging myaeif to abide by the testilta and to support the uominco* of the party., A. Bethuno Patterson. FOR COUNTY SUPERIN* TKNUKNT OF EDUCATION. •—r- Barn well, 8. CL, April 241 It. 1900. \ respectfully ennoutu-e nivselT a exodidate for rwdaorlop to tlio <dllce of Roomy Superintendent of K lucation, subject to the rtlles and regitlatibha oj nic Dt-niocrutic I'rlmitry" Election, and pledge mvsoit t<* abide by s tho result* and U> suj'pott ihe^nomniecs ofv the party. . r' .=S - ft. M, Darlington. * IK Ifl Your garden nliould now be in iU CNuberunee 6f-gTOwth, it you have - prepared the land properly and 8C- - : lectf‘d your seed with care Work mnl thin out. Keep up a regular 8uece*sion of crops in y our garden, ' thereby maintaining the delieiouB flavor of the tender Sprint ve^eta- blca/ IMant another crop of Sjuip iSeans, Peas, Lettuce,* Cueumbers, 'Padmhes, Corn ,&c., every two Weeks. ( : It i:-» how time 16 plant otiv Two Pound roraatooA. They fire the - nicest as weif as the largest of tp- matO(»6. lie sui" toffy them. 5 We carry garden fieed of every in papers and in bulk. ‘•Cl retv Deason’s Pharmacy, UARjLWELL, S. C. wrtY Has iiania In Rh hiiioiid News—leader. Why not get all your garden seed at De*sou's Rharmaej. Thcti you could rest assured that you were i»!aiit- ing the best seed grown. i’OO nciv*j one mile from Town of Bans'.tell, lino clay laud, *rents well. I'w'o Tenant houses and barns and sta ble*. ■ « . 500 acres, Sycamore Township, all clav land, rents well-; 3 Tenant house* and barn* and stables. 50 acre*. Red Oak Towfn»hip, all cleared and rent* Well. 350 acres. Red O^k Township, Dwell ing recently burn.-d; portion in’culti vation, 3 Lot* in Town of Bnrnwell. In a good locally. ' - ' Oil:* L ,,f l» Town of Williston, di* sirabie location. I'rkes and tcrm^rcasongldo. J. O. I’alterson & Son. Ulmer, 8. O., April 21, 1000.. I respectfully annouuc© mvself a c-uulhlaie for Cottnty Superlntendeut of Education, subject to Ibe rules and, regubilioris of the IxwocrffXltrTmrty. 1 pledge mvself to r.bldo bV'Uie' results of the Primary election apd to support the nomim e* of the party.. Having received a testimony of pro- -llcieucv from one of the leading Sotirh- ent universities very early itj IlfeT noir after live years* cxpc:imi«iv teaching, hotii iq public scliools end In one of the leading business col leges of this State, my entire a-pLrntion Is based up on the olllce of .Sin erlntqndent of -Barnwell Colnnty. A Hoping to see and t<v l>c heard by many of the. citizen* of said euaiitr aU. — ■ the-patnpgtgTi Tfi^clThg*7T ntn. Your olndlent servant, A. B. Apple. * . / : Sold 25 Cas* Lon els of Stock This - .-II; • v ( ? , , , Because Both His Stock and Prices are Right Just Received: 2 CARS MULES, m ■:f:v ••'1 The rommencement ExereNe* of the Blackville Graded ScbooL—h^yfu Phi* fting with a very attractive pro gramme. , - , Commencing at 10.30 tomorrow' morning the Graduating Exercises will be held. lion. O B. Martin, state Su^ _ -periutende.nt of KMly.hUP'" " ,ll l an address wfterThS tStipTIsiiave |>1 eased . Jiifcir parents-antl-xrtPTnrtfons of the school. ercl*»‘g WITT be as after substantial*, will makti the pleasant a* lIon.lT'C. niTdre^s. dessert Simms Currency;, i '"- Silver, Nickels and Pennies, ToUl, * * '**?*' ^ : liabilities. Capital 6t<vck Paid In,- lindivided Profits, less cur-» rent Expense* and Taxes i. Paid, • • r' * ' Individual Deitovlta, subject < to check* Cashier’* Checks, Total, . .. «* • !' 2,8ttt).00 •219.67 51,506 48 . ) . 20,176.00 811 88 29,476.90 1,040.00 81,506.48 , STATE OF SOUT« CAROLINA, \ CpUtity, of - Barnwell., , ; K-ftefAre nieftMirte'W. E. I*r6tliro.'Ca*h- fef, of Tit** Bank of wnilstbii, vt lio ,be- Y sworh.kays that the above khil Ing swtemcrtt is * trne cpndltltfti saUrBank, ssfchown by theUKwks of HI© In said bunk, i rtwArh ‘pi an#rut tl4*4)th day nf Mdy.lOCG. 1 (L. S.) J. W. Jolhisoh.''' ' Magistrate. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 4. O Patterson—Candidate Card. X. F Kirklsml Jr.-^Candldate Card. John K^Bnclling -Candidate Card. H L. O’Bannou Master’s'Sales. Frank H. Creech—Sheriff’* Sale, Bankof Williston—Quarterly State ment. J. R. Harrison—Jeweler and Gun* smith.' - Bank of Barnwell—Quarterly State ment r. ' Lands for Sale—J. O. Patterson A Son. .f J. W. Hair—CZndidate Card. fore me, I*' 'Jorrect Attest J: P. Lee, Jr. G. W,Greene, Jr — -iW. E. Ptothro. > Directors. // - *■- ■ t n WIIJ48TON NEWH. TI»8©tori'* of Mww>r* L. S. Mellicbamp and A! N. Garber & Co wore burned Saturday morning. The fl’-e was un doubtedly of lneendiarv origin A few week* ago spine unknown party was seon to strike a raatoh and loiu-h the flame to the building He wa* fired upon .but unfortunately missed and ian awavf, making gbotl his es cape without betng rocngnlgcd. ‘ Mr. Melltuhamp Carried'a stock of About $2,TOO!‘on whlch t hd hHd insu rance for $1100. ' On bis store building tic had a policy for $400, which win lall far short of replacing it. He say$d about 1200 worfh of goods. Mes*r* Garber & Co. carried A stock of $9,000, on'•which there wa$ InSurance fdf only $2,500. The building was the property of Mr. R. A. WeatherSheo. M' 8*rs Garber Co. saved 00(4 o rth trf gnrut*. - ' When first discovered, about 3 o’- efock, th« fire w-u* burning tm'der a Very stria 11 shop where a colored man did business. " ' The people of WHfDton hatl been «t the school huildiug until' nearly mid night and %er« 'cbe.scquently sciiod asleep and hard to wake. Secretary. -TH E WORK OF GOOD WOM EN. The Di*trlct Meeting of the Wo man’s Foreign Missionary Society of the MetlmdUt Episcopate CHuvrch, Sou h. of the Orr.rigehurg District, wa* held at Springfield, B. C-« orth. the J lih., . 12th ailtl Kith Ins'* , Mrs. D. S. Herbertf" 1 ^ ™ 10 * fe<ivh«iioiiB_&l-iLa *>( Ocangrburg presiding. This was one of the most successful .and inter esting nice ever held in mis district. At the open ing **-ssioii on Friday evening address es of welcome were made by R--v. J. L Tyler , on behalf of the M»ritigflcld Mi-rhodist Church, bv Mrs.'IT. V. Phil- dps o:i belialf ot. Ihc -Mlssionqrr Ho rielv of HprliiVneld. and bv Mr. Fan' -f -uing trn'hehall o'niie tow n. Responses t'liligs of this orgaiiir.aiiorL ^ilSJm 111 ^ 11 ^ 8 * khemri r> this rtistncF At the open- ' cr ’ were made by Mrs. R. W. Barber oL „ Iipvvndy*.,virft,~,a4ML--Ai»©v - ilei'ht'n - of lomorrow evejtlnjr thfl fiktslng F■ tTJrangelinrgT YT^thu cunulnllon W SOT" Cash in Advance. Primary Election Aug. 28, 1906. CANDIDATE'FOR CON- CRESS. Washington, D.T’. May II, 19uG. I respecilinly Announce my candi dacy for re-election tojfongress from the Hecoml Congressional District of boutli Carolina In doing am-4 ©*jt that my coiUtituenU examine into thy rctioidot only a-ftLa tfUmHlS its theTF Represchtati ve. I now embarrassed by reason of tin* con test Lor mv seat which seriously itli'ect* mv influence and mv efforts in behalf of toy people. With my experience, I am *Hti>fled that 1 can and will icpre- sent you more adVantugi ously fn the future ilHHr+fnrve done In the past. 1 make this annotim-cmeut snUiert to -1.1*11)0-- i-r.ittc ■prinLiry! pledging myself to abide by the leMilts, afid to support cry respectfully, J O. rattyrspn, FOK JUDGE OF PROBATE. BarriweTUS. C., May 1 Itb. 190'l. ? Fr re*pectft7iTy announce c.mdjdato f<*i reotection to the olliee of tludg** *' f r»r p.arnwell Coun- “ ' to the rule* anti regulations ty, suit which there was an appropriate song service and the meetleg was'adjourned to meet ar. 10 o'clock the next morning. At the morning sessjon on the 11th Miss A. A. Aibergotll oT Orat:geburg,' Corresponding Secretary for this Dis trict, made her reptirt. which V w* very, encouraging to those ijitercsteti l»i thla noble work. Foltowihg liHr report the different societies in the district re ported thfir work for the fiscal year just 611(1101.' Mis* Ague* Richardson jccprceented the Barnwell? AuxiUtary, anil had the pleasure of snLmUtlng tin* best report from this-society in several years... An afternoon session was hchl at 4 o’clock, at which time Mrs. R. W. Bar ber made an instructive *nd interest-. tn'C'talk on the work being done iu BrariI. Mr*. Herbert alsomade a -HdV ta the cl’.i!dtVn - about the Bcarritt Bible Training School and it*..work, which was very much enjoyed. Bamberg was selected, ns the next placej»f meet ing; after which the meeting was ad journed until Sunday inornipg 11 o’ Hook, at which time Rev. J L. Tyler delivered u very fine sermon on mis sions. Tho Sunday afternoon session wa* dAvoted to the organization of a jdve- nlle society at Springfield Hy Mrs. Her bert. The closing seasion was Hthl at 8 30 o’clock Sunday evening, at which time. Mr^Barber again delighted her hear ers w'lBh-pne of her. insHHuitive and helpful talks. JfiiiB'is a most jeharming speaker and oonimnndpd the uadivided Httention of all present. The home* of tho Spriuglield people were thrown ojpen and no pain* to make the visitors feel tvelrom© and to make the occasion a delightful one. ■ ' v, -u ’ ’ ” The school children are counting the days until the vacation time come*. of the Democratic Primary, and pledge myself to al'ide by tlie result and to support tho nominees of the party: Jolin Ix. Hnelling^ - FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR . . . JUlendale, 8.U.. A.pllT23;i906r I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the oliice of County Su pervisor of Barnwell Cotiftty, subject iti tt to the rule©' ana regulations of the Democratic Primai*y Elect ion, pledg ing myself to ahlTle by the results and to sii|)port tiie nominees of the party. I am a son of the late Mr. John A. lisyes and hope to receive the support of his many friends. W. A Hayes. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. -- , kH«o, ft-G . May lltli. ioCfl*. I am a cand’.dHte for Auditor. 1 pledge to abide the rule* of Hie l>cmo- cratic party. . N. F. Kirkland. Jr. © Barnwell, S. C ,May 8th. 1906. ■ I nftfipctffltly•‘jftfiiimmw myself m candidate for Hie ofli<*c of Auditor Tor | Barn well Uouuty, suiiject to llie rules and ri^iilatiou* of tiie Democratic i'rj- mary, pledging myself to abide by its results and to sopport the nominee* thereof, ami giving my Iwst services to the State and Cmiiiiy, if clec.teil C. W. Moody. Barnwell. 8, C.. April 17th', 1!!06. I resncctfully announce myself a candidate for reelection to the office of Auditor .of Barn well torruty, subject to tiie rules and regulation* ot the Demorr#tlc Party. 1 pledge myself abide by the results of the Primary' Election and to support the nominees of the iMirtr. , ) Very respectfully. 8.' W. Trottl. Barnwct), ft.C., April»ih,10‘.>e: 1 respectfully announ ,e myself a candidate for the ofilgsL of County Auditor. In *0 doing I wish to say-to tiie voters And fax payers of„old_ Bax» -.veil county that the duties of Jhe of lice in w-L'h-U L mu working flini to 71 vrtrtcITT aspire are such it Will he Im- liave been^ and_Rm< possible for trie tiv-mako a canvass of the county. If elected I pledge you my very by*f services. 1 make this announeemeiH subject to tho rule* and regulations of tiie Dem ocratle primary, pledging inysejf to abiTlc by thw re-oUs, and to support tho nominees thereof. ■ . Very respectfully. -A.11 G orrct, Sleek and Straight© Also New fauU^ajiis' ‘Broio’Make ' And onc-iiorse Wagons ‘Virginia’ Buggies that are Beauties, Car-Load Nellie King FI our, W ith W hlt tle’H Stocdr, AVagDiiw nVid Plows Best Cropt can be made at least expense oi'labor. ■ ' BLACKVILLE ■ S. C. & sons; COMER CLARK STREET ANIL *1 iaj - *; BLAeKVILLG, r - g. Are now completely ready for the Fall and Winter Tradt TfttcHjftur n ’ —in alt lines of-r y-** « •' T. I.---- - *» - v, ' W Dry Goods, Kptionsy Clothing) Boots, Shoes, Hats, ’’ ___ Barnwell, 3, 0-., March 2Clh,-1906 After rarefiil conaideratioa jot the gootl wishes and Mtjjci tut ions of un Ixiendiji in all section*-of the County I Respectfully announce myself.a canrii- dnte for the olliee of County Auditor, ©abject to the rules and regulations of ti:e Democratic Primary election and rcinrlpg] p l ‘“1 ,r inrr ***y c “ 1 f toel>Ide hyTts result* arid to support Ur« -mnnTnwa oftTio party. Sincerely appreciating the many assurances of support given me and pledging my best services to the State and County, If cleoKjd, l auv Very sincerely^ -r? : M J.Pate. pBartttfdl, 8. VLUidM, 27th, UKlil. I .respectfully anuounce myself** yandldatu-for Coanty~Ahd1tor,' su bject to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic Party, i pledge mvsblf to abide by thq, reeulLs of the Primary Election and'la silpport (tiie nominees nf theparty'.' If electedTshall grate fully give my best effort* to tire dis charge of my dudes. ^ R. W. Riley. FOR MAGISTRATE. Blnekvilie. 8 G. MavL-ldth ISQfl.- B e r n wc 11 .Tt- f ;rA p r IT 1 ritli" ] 1*1)0, I respeqifuily ahtmunce myself a candidate for County Supervisor, spb- ject to the rule* and regulation* of the Democratic primary, and pjedge my self to abide bv the result and to sup port the uomtheoq of the pivrty., . i’ru-fing tliat my admiqisirqtion of the ofllco may he endorsed and ap proved by my reolectlon and pledging my experience.ind best endeavors if reelected. , Very respectfully, J. B. Morris. Brffr.Wellp’S.C., April 9th, 1906. I respectfully announcO .niyself a candidate for ('qwiity Bupervtaor, sub-, jt*ct to the rules aud regulations ef.Jhe Democratic party. I pledge mvself to abide by the results of the Primary Kleci Ion-arid to fitiBpottTh^DffijiMMl T w ,^ 1TuUy aiinoum . e rnv ^, r caodldate tor t'hf office of Magistrate at Barnwell, subject Uullmxwi©© and irg- ul*tti*ns of tho Democratic ■ Primary I re-pt'ctfully announco myself a candidate for tlio oilice of Magistrate at BlackviPe, suiiject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party and pledge niysflf to abide by the re sult* of the primary election and to support the nominee* of tiie party. It elected 1 promise that right sli&U triumph over might in my territory. J. W. HaD. ftarnwell. 8. C.,.May 8th. 19C3. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the oflice of Magistratoat Barj)well,«subject tp the rules and reg ulation* of the ^DvinncraHc Primary Kh cJJon, pledging rnyfolf'to abide by the result* and to support the myni uecs of tiie party. E. IV Morriv. Rciiiember to piarit'some of Dcason’s j.vice to*the public. Early I'fxie 'TLerit U,orh. For tale at j ' Ver Dea-ju* PhartuHOj ouiy, . ' . Having served for three years and three month* in change of tli9 phalli gang anti as mayiagi.r qf road work with 8upw visor O., \V. Barker. 1 feel perfectly competent to .dlscba r ge the duties of the oilice and if elect««i wlli give mv best and most faithful set ery sincerely, Cr. J iriaroomd Ejection, and pledging myself to abide by th« result and to aupport the nomi nee* of tha party, J. -W. Bates. ijj of Deason’s 2 lh a paper, to- FiirniluftV Grooeries, . To- bticco, Cigars, Crockery, Glassware, ilaf:v Grain, ••—.>1 j.. - -.• Etc• «■ t— i'r. We invite, with cohfidcjiicc,'special attention tokjor^^ifb N • - • « .' . ^ ■. ,'V niture, which will make any home comfortable and beantli * ^ 4 * * »■ ’ ' ’ , > »S' firlV-to our Clothing, which will, defy the WintcrV'cold and double good looks; and to our Shoc8, whieh will mate your way and walk through life an.easy progresa; "" r j - - We climb EVERY YEAR. ‘■m It gives me great and sincere pleasure io notify mf fi icmls and his friends that I have seegrod the services of Capt U. Dunn as sale man, iitofdcr to do justice to my constaii^ly uicreosing business. v ; r v - >• ' • . Wi’thTiis help and assisted by Mobsih if; G. tT. Wallt- cf and I. L. Attaway J can sCnne all in heed of the* Betl Mules and* Itoffees that can be bought from Kentiicky 1 to* Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are their m*~ terial and workmanship. ; * A’ -• i• '.-rs. *!' Comfortable and elegant Buggies and Harness, as safe as the best life ins'uance Kgainsfe aceitlent. * ’ g;: — . ^ Don’t be blind to yotir interest, come and we’ll »or« i«Sy -sattslaction. • ? * CHARLIE BROWN, BARNWELL, S. a • • .: