The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 21, 1906, Image 3
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Tl^e Barnure!! Pcqple.
TnunSDAT, JUNK -21 1
'W
EAT8S QF BURSC;
f^Mf K»I
In Adv«no«. per Annum $1.50
On Time. .$a 00
Thl« !■ the longetft d*y in the fetr
8. Henderton was In town
Tester
Judge J. M. Hair gave
O-^+njCtothe e&cesnive. Tiinfa 1 and
the inaa uf ai> tnany lm|>orunt biidg^a,
i will not b« able r-o nil some of ray,cn-
trageinent*. and re«| eeifnllv HSk'that
tl»e |>nb'ic bear with me, and will also
foe thankful for any Information con
cerning any of the roads and bridges
throughout the county.
J. B. Morris. Supervisor.
Several largecKfra nice mules, and a
f-w horses for quick sale by Charlie
Mrown.
Just received—-A lot of Victor Rec
ord*: 8 inch 35 cents; 10 Inch CO cents.
•Come and make selection* eartv; they
lit all standard machines. Call on
J; R Harrison,
Barnwell, 8. C.
To Music Lovers—Have you heard
the Victor Talking Machine? it is the
foatt. Call and be conviiiocd—$17, $22,
$30, $40 and up.
J. R. HarrUoir,
Barnwell, 8. C.
WANTED—A hustling represents
tive to sell City lots, in the best prop
osition ever offered.
Beat Contract* given, and ail in-
qul.ies cheerfully answered.
Southern Real Estate & Loan Co.
Tlfton, Oa.
m-r-
E8TATK SALK.,
As Admlnistiutor of the estate of
Mrs Martha R. M r rick, deceased, I
will sell at Kline, s. C., oh Saturday,
Jntr 7th, i:HW. beginning'atlToVTick,
m the fol.uwing personal property be
longing to the said estate:
Two Mule*,'
’ One Cow..— . . ■ ’■ ■■ .i—-
Ternt's Cash. . v
J. A. Jenkins,
: Administrator.
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. STOCKHOLDERS MEET 1XO.
. Tbe^tnnual iiiectin-g of Stockholders
of BarnwellCiumty ITuiiding and. Loan
SMM;latlon will be held at (her Court
ou*a in Barnwell on Tuesday the 8rd
of Julv 19o6. at 5o’clock.p. rn. In
dition to reifuiar buaineei will be
i*idered specially the Issuing*,* new
ties of stuck.
Geo. II Jlates,
» i'recbdeut-
Wm. McNnb,
Secretary.
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— STAT8#«41HMWm;
COUNTY X>F BA UN tVT.LL,;
In the l’;-obate Co.urT.
By J. K. Ssening, !&q., JuAje*of Probate in
Barnwell Conn V.
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Whereas M. B. Kur^j and J. F. Thomson
have mad - suit unto me to grant them Lct-
twa Of Administriilon qt the c.?tutc of J.
Kurse, dcoewaed,
These an*, therefore, fo cile and aduioninh,
r * .Vi
all and idngnlar, the kimlnd and creditors of
the rail J. W. Tureo, deceased, that
they be and appear beforv me, in tho l ourt of
I’rohate to be hold at BarnwtJI on fialnrdar,
— iklth June, >905, alter' pnhlioaiioh fi.roof.
x strjiko'clack in the f<>i-enoon v lo show cause,
^ If art) they hare, why the said administration
should rot be granted.
(lireii endor my Hand this 14th day of
June, Anno DJniihi, I'JOi.
J. K. SNF.I.I.INT,,
Pr.-iate Ju'De.
Puhliabed in Tus B vUN WKLL l'sorLa Juno
Sttk. IWM. - •_
THE CLEMSON AGRICULTU
RAL €6LIEGL
K*»r»t««tfoti P^ir Agricultural .Schol
arships. ' ■-}
j>ij|l ta qtLf 1 atcibajjj11g yesterday
Lung Branch RhlToAPhy is crowded
out this week, but will not lose its
flavor by being kept. ' .
Married Sunday June 17th IBM by
J. O. Sander* E»q Notary Public Mr.
John Tucker to Miss fissiu Ilulto, all
of Georges Creek. '■
. | TEACnERS' StrUMER SCHOOL.
wn The Summer Sc|ltool for the teabhers
J of Aiken, Bamlierg and Bsrnwrl) conn,
yillialon ' t ' e * will ba held J3U- Baruwe;! e<vm
^Plant peas plentifully this month,
The cured hay amkripe peas will be
•orely needed before the corn crops of
1WI7 are ripe and ready for use.
•/ Some compensation for the June
weather was found in the clevernessof4^
subscriber* C. C. Langley. J. A.
Odom. H.J. Crouch, and better lady
people.
Governor Heyward last week ap*
pointed Col. Robert Aldrich to lill the
vacancy in the board of trustees of
Clemaon College caused by the death
of Hon. J. K. Tin da I..
The candidates for State offices are
due here next Monday. The apeeches
they have already made should have
warmed them up auflioiently to do
their very best work.
Wet weather does not drown the en
thusiasm of thetialtkehatcbie Agricul
tural Club. ' ——-
The attendance on Friday was the
best in the history of the organization.
The oldest inhabitant does hot remem
ber so much rain falling in so short a
time, it will take a thousand dollars
to replace the bridge* washed awyv.
Of the 35 brides at Buford’s Bridges 30
aie gone. Few water mills are loft.
AT Tory, Florida, on Friday Mrs.
Laura Whaley, formerly Miss McDan-
ief of tiiht cniinty, was killed bv light
ning. The bolt struck a pine tree and
followed a wire fastened to it to a shed
under which Mrs. .Whaley was stand*
i"K-
At WilHaton on Thursday Mr. C. F.
Osborne vyiiile cutting a piece of ice
was shocked into unconsciousness by a
stroke of lightniVg and was for a time
thought tfrbe dead, but forturrtitelT re
covered under the prompt services of
his friends.
Mr, W. C. Allen, the State organizer
of the Luw and Order movement; ad
dressed a representative crowil at tiie
Opera House, last Friday, and made a
very favorable impreaslnfo. It w as de
cided to organize a League in Barn*
well Ooiipty, notice of which appears
elsewhere in this Issue, The League, -
if properly diiected, will accomplish
great gcod irf this Stwfe.-
-Mr.
menclng July S3d and continuing for
An able faculty of experienced In
structors will be in charge. The
name* of the faculty and course of
study will be announced later.
The attention of the teacher* la es
pecially called to the law strictly re
quiring their attendance on the sum*
mer^chool*. * ( .
AH fnqHirieaa* to board and enter
tainment should be addressed to K.
Boyd Cole, Secretary.
0-8. M. Darlington.
Co. Supt. Ed.
METHODIST MEETINGS.
B. W. Driumnond formerly of El
ko, died of typhoid fever Friday night
in .Sr.ortan?>urg.-Wherfl_he had lived fur
several years, holding responsible bus
iness positions ami making many warm
friand*. His body was brought to the
oldiiome for burial'.
Ui> was a young man of high charr.c
ter and genuine worth and his early
death brought long lasting sorrow to
tnsny loving hearts. r~ r ‘ '
Good jud’gdft vsy that lavt week’s rain
cut olT tlio crons at least otle tiiij-d
IlilMari i* were badly washed, bottom
places drowned out and gras* given
such a good start bv the Tong absence
of sunshine and work that many acres
wiill have to Lu ahandor.eA,—Th*«-
laindfi liaveiieen so leschcd their crop*
CAttiUit amount fo much. Not more
THE CAVE SCHOOL CLOSING.
Tho commencement exercises of the
Cave School gave further proof of the
well known and admitted educatiohal
fact that Mr*. Dora Dee Walker may
perhaps have a few equals but surely
no superiors in all the^ltate as a teach
er, from the primary to the graduating
grades.
It was a high compliment to her that
tiie building was tilled with good peo
ple, wiio braved tiie weeping clouds to
be present and well were they reward
ed. Her pupils, one and all, showed
that they jiad nobly responded to her
most competent and devoted service of
instruction, and manifested that they
had burnished their tine endowment of
talent with earnest, patient, apprecia
tive study. ^ 1
Quire R Tnrmtjer'TTrVhe pupTis could
not attend because of the inclemency
-of the weather, but the program
though not fuliv carried out made the
foil day overflowing with pleasures.
Diplomas were gracefully and touch-
ingjy presented to eight graduates by
Mrs. VVilkfeixjmd thdr^fter live* will
near testimony to tiie perfect work in
the success of their careers. Very ex
cellent and appropriate addr-essos we re
Examination for award of tiie vacant
•clmlarships vril! be h*ld in the Court
I1ou«e of the following counties July
■C at. fl a. m, AnD'iuaiits must not be Ic**.
.jlnan ii> vear* »»f »go ami miut furnish
^ii h ^nurable discharge from last school
fuded. Number of scholarships va-
. caAt. r-Uaniwell county, l; Boaufort
r<>u\tv. 1; I’dierokee connty, 1; Uhestei
iiVty. 1 ;flJhesfertleIt! ii<>unfy. i;(llar-
•nil^ii county, 2; Darlington county, 8;
IWchfcster county, 1; Fairfield county.
1; Florence county. T; Georgetown
cooutv. 1; Kershaw county. 1; Lcxiiig-.
ton coangy, 1-; Marlou county, 1-
Kpsrtaiibarg county,!; Bumtcr coun
ty, T.
Hcholarships are worth jny per year
•titTTrej tuition. Fur further inCiirma-
tlon call offCounty Soperthtendant of
Kducation. .For catalogue address
P. If. Mell. RrealdtuU,.,
t’lemson Coliego. 8. C.
than two thirds of an average yield car
l»e expected In this part ol t|je 6tat«i
- Mrs.—Vr—Lawttnn~ ts ayrRtn
visiting a host of friends she 'made-
*'1;lie teaching school Imre about two
vear» ago. Several of her friends met
tier at the train on her arrival?- Indeed
we were, each and every Sne. glad to
see her. Rhe wl^l spend w .portion of
her stsy at Nt Stephens and the re
jpalnder at Russellville, where slit*
tAt.glit school am] won the heart* of all
the children.—IT rkcluy “'Echo and
tTrx*. : 3-. ■ -
We take pjea«ure jn calling attention
to tiie adveitDement of .Orangeburg
Opllegiate Institute, which to he found
ih tlimssinJw» IT»K -RkoPt TbT’Ffr a
ui'.st exC«11• mit *MT9.oJLjHi)d li^ji aM the
hoy* and girts 1t'*coj|J'l TSncofrlmodule
last vesr HarnwcIT-tfttnntv wa« rep-
re-onted last session by K brig.lit boy>
and girls, and there wlIT floubtleas iie
many o i UM*r* : Froruj-thc
next eexsiaxu
a card at once, ami is© will -semi, -ytm
catalogue.
T.ate North Carolina pspers tell the
prettv romantic story of ibe marriage
at Blacksburg. S. C, last w eek of Mr.
Norm»n M Reed of Wil.istnh and Mis*
Lillian J .-Brown, of Concord. N. ( .
TU* motber of the cbarmlng bride
objected btflrose of the youtiifulnesa.
ofUnr daughter, otij.v sweet seventeen,
►o Mr. Rood, a gallant young Lochln-
•var, won foer from many rlvalATmT
coming across the border where no
marriage licvitse-Jaw prevails they
bounty there
Dr-apjPreMldeot Peferstu
were buppilv wedded. Thev will make
their home in Charlotte, N. C.
with
Sold \X3\
on 3
Months’ ^sK'J’r >
Trial
Your money FCtamed
if notsaitb&sdii
ALWAYS READY
FOR INSTANT JJS
btcMtt the “Carbo^fjnn*
i» eUctrkaUf tempered and
hollow ground In »•* own KIICE8
pccuHar way. With l
lu sdrt lor . 1>j! - ,B t.-tO
years nsUurcM* ••
Vnvl't rci rtr- S yyi j
far tr*Ty ^ - i
tic Coif,ion Strops, $1.00.
Fret booklet “Hints to Shevcr-,.”
For sale Ij R A. DEASON,
BARNWELL, 8. C.
SECOND WEEK JURORS.
Allendale—IV M. Boyles, W R
Dvrllngiou, 1. D. El l*, (J. D McClen
don.
Baldoek—R. M. McLln,
Barnwell—W. is. Halford, WiH Ri
lev, A l>. 1'ate, M.J. Delk, 8r.. E. li.
McDona d. ,^ *
Bennett Springs - J F. Thomson, W.
Rountree.
Blackville—G. A. Still. J. B. Still,
B. Wise, A. J. Dvehoit, L. F. Blame
C B »vT«ton J U. Keel, L F. Hair,
. J Odom. . .
Four Mile—F. M. Youngblood.
Georges Creek—J. O. Sanders^
Great Cxpra**—K. W. Harrison
Red Oak-W.T. Grubbs, F. M. Cook,
J. M. Hill.
Ric.li Land-M. M. Holland. W. J.
Hightower, J U Grwen. '^-
Koaemary—Wlille Hair, Wlckllffe
McCreary, Dixon Gieen.
Sycamore—I. W. Main. mi) *
Wmietoa—B. F. Bailey, D. L.
Btritq|IeUww.
Camp Rivers Bridge No. 833 U. C-
Y. will hold their Annual Reunion,
and pic nlc at tlm Memorial gruuilil*'
on Thursday July 6th.
The public !< ct rtliaily inrlted to
attend, ar.d joiu us in the pic nio.
_ * ' J. Wr Jenny,
* Conimander.
John F. Brelandy-^ ; ..
Adjutant.
ATTENTION CHURCHES.
AH the churches of Barnwell county
are earnestly solicited to send a dele
gation of five members to a massmeet
ing in the Methodist church in Barn
well at 10 a m. Tuesday July 24th to
organize a Law and Order League.
The object of the League is to atlmn-
Jate sentiment favoring the sanctity
of law, boilMtt to observance and
forcomcnt.
G. W. Garner,
ITes. I’ro. Tern.
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NEW A DVLiiTI-EM ENTrf.
T S. Dunbar—Candidate Card.
J W Johnson—Candidate Card.
John K Snelilng—Citation.
Clemsoit College—Soholarship Exr
amiuati'in.
L. H. William*—Candidate Card.
B. M. Darllngtou—TeavhenT 8utn-
tner School.
Many Friends—Candidate Card, I.
P. Boylston.
C I e m s o n Cullege—Agricultural
Scholarships E x a m i n a t I o n*
KEPT AT WASHINGTON.
Congres* U making even slower
pr gres* than an average Mouth Caro-
lior* Common Pleas Court, and ail
sign* indicate that the session ^viil con
tinue well into July. A* the most Im
portant work is done during the fart
weeks ami .lay* of the session Con
gressman Patterson will yetnaiu In
Washington looking after the bills and
matters in w hich bi« District is inter
ested until the last tall of the gavel
For th*r sntliiticat reason be will not
be present at tne camp >lga oieetlng op
Duhg
The protracted meeting in the Barn
well Methodist Church closed Friday
evening with about t»*n additions t»
membership. The frequent down
pours prevented the holding of several
service*.
R-ceptlon of members and com
munion services on Sunday, June 24lh.
at 11 A. M. in the Barnwell Methodist
Church.
Dr. Raya, Presiding Elder of the
Charleston District, will preach ift
Barnwell on Sunday night, July Is, at
8:30 P. M.
Dr, H. W. Bays. Presiding Elder of
the Charleston District, will hold bis
third quarterly conferences, at
Slloant, Barnwell Circuit, June 30,
at 11 o’clock a. in.
Speedwell, Allendale Circuit, July 2
Zion, Ehrlisrdt Circuit, July 18.
Presiding Elder Marion Dargan,
pledge myself to abide, by the result*
Orangeburg District, at Bamberg, Jnljr ~iwnT to support the nominees of the
1,2; Denmark..July 13, 15.
made by County Superintendent Dar
lington, Senator Bates and Mast^r^ O’-
Bannon. Congratulations to the’pa
trons and pupils of the Cave School,
and all honor to its superb teacher.
Occasional.
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HAPPY MARRIAGE
Thursday evening June tl,e 14th. a
beautiful marriage was witnessed by n
large circle of relatives of the cqntract-
TTg-yrartte*, Mr. Ernest E. Parker ami
Miss IHIsy Pauline Green.
The happy ewnt took plare in tiie
parlors of the briJe’s home near Green-
fan —
At iha hour appointed, the wedding
match was effectively rendered by Mrs.
Hill of Greenland. The attendants
tiled in, the minister. Rev. M. M.
Benson‘of Barnwell, 8. C. leading.
Iben followed the charming couple
taking their place beneath tho altar
which had been itrtistieally arranged
and be.autlfiqlly decorated with many
flower* of choicest selecliog.
The' briJarwaV gowned ill a delicate
white taffeta an l a haauUful valT
Cftiight up~^cHh orange Woswuh*. , •
The groom and attendants were
dressed In regulation evening suit*.
After the itu|iriage seivice whs fit
tingly performed and happy congrat
ulation* and good wishes were extend
ed, aA'ery elaborate supper w as indulg
ed in by all present to the health of the
happiest couple present.
The bride vvat the voungeat and
known
ih .nilin3 grace* among her acquaint
ances, they were loath to give her up to
a Georgian.
The groom is a member of one of the
well established and prominent bus-
iuess houses of Covington, Oa. He
number* his friends by tiie wore in
this thriving G*. town. They all wisli
lot blip and Airs. Parker a bright fu
'turd. —— 1 — ' '
An elaborate dinner was given thC
dav following by .\trx_ Furman Dinks.
of Greenland, in honor 01 the bnde and
tl.e groom.
Bundav morning they took their de
pariuro for,
Statement of Condition of
EARS'WSLL DISPENSARY.
Barn well, S. C., Jime 19, 1306,
Mr. M. J. Pate, County Dispenser, .
Dear Sir:
At yonr request I have
made a careful investigation of your
books, invoices and credit vouchers
and hand you below a statement of the
condition of the Barnwell Dispensary
from April 1, 1905, to June 11, 1906, as
to gross profit account.
Yours truly, •
- N.G. W. Walker.
M. J. Pate. Dispenser,
In account with
Barnwell Dispensary.
—Dr—
?-Gross profits on Invoices
■received Item April T, 1905,
to June 11, 1906. 43,419.85
—Cr.— '
By Co Treas. receipts and
profit on Breakage from
April 1, 1905, to
June 11,1906, 12.147.H9
Profit on stock ^
taken June 11,1906, 1.89*2.15
Bal. due M J Pate
120.86
$13;540.74 $18,540 74
Primary Election Aug. 28, 1906.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Barnwell, S. C., Jl»y 28tb, 1906.
I respectfully announce mvself a
c andidate for»eTFcH6n to th* office of
Ctuinty Treasarer, mbiect to the rules
and regulations of tho Democratic Pri
mary alection, pledging myself to
abida by the result sod support the
next Monday, unless Cut/gtee* kboald nominee* of the party,
unexpectedly stamped*. -Jr J, B. Afdttrcrjf.
CANDIDATE FOR CON-
, CRESS.
L Lera by an non nee my self a candi
date for Coogreaa from th« Meuond
Cungrcesional District of South Caro
lina, subject to the rules uf the Demo
cratic Primary.
Butler B. Hare.
Washington, D. C. May 14,190C
I respectfully announce my camli-
daojl for re-election to Congress from
the Second Cong res sltmal District of
South Carolina In doing eb, I ask
that my coii«tituerita examt no Into my
record of only * few crumbs as their
RepieMcntative. 1 have been and am
now embarrassed by reason of the con
test for mv seat which seriously aff<rct*
mv influence and my efforts In .behalf
of mt people. With my experience, I
am sati»fled that 1 can and will repre
sent you more advantageously in the
future ihan 1 have done in the past.
\1 make tills announcement subject to
the rules and regulations of the Demo-
cratic primary, pledging myself to
abide by the re«ulra, and to support
the nominees thereof. *
Very respectfully,
J O. Patterson,
The length of candidate card* Is lim
ited to 2}f inches. <
FOR JUDGE OF PROLATE.
Barnwell, 8. C., May 14th, 190C.
I respectfully announce mvself a
candidate for reflection to the idtloe of
Judge of Probate, for Barnwell Coun
ty, subject to the rule* and regulations
of the Democratic Primary, and pledge
mvself to abide by the result and to
support the nominee* of the party.
John K. Bncillng.
FOR COUNTY SUPERIN
TENDENT OF EDUCATION.
Barnwell, 8. O., April 24th. 1906.
I respectfully announce mvself a
caiididate for peelection t«v the office of
County Superintendent of- Education,
subject to the rules and regulations of
the Democratic Primary Election, ami
party.
B. M. Darlington.
Ulmer, 8. C., April 21,1006.
L respectfully announce myself a
candidate for County 8ii{>erlntendeiit
of Education, subject to tiie rules arid
regulations of tiie Democratic party.
T-pdedge mvself to abide by the reauits
of the'Primary election and to support
the nominee* of the party.*
«> Having received a testimony of pro-
fioiei.ev from one of the leading South
ern universities very early In life, and
after tive years’ experience teaching,
both in public schools srd in one of
the leading business college* of this
State, my entire aspiration is based up-.
qp the. office of Superintendent of
Barnwell County.
'■Hoping to see and to be heard by
many of the citizens of said county at
the campaign meetings, L am.
Your ol'«dieht servant,
A. C. Apple.
FOR THF. HOUSE OF REP-
__ RKSENTAT1VES.
Blackville, C. Junejj;
- We leaiWTfllliy KH'flCBTTgqTFfnr
Boylston a candidate for the House of
Representatives subject to the rules
and regulation* ol tiie Democratic
primary election, pledging him to
abide by the results and to support the
nominees of the,party.
=—-— Many Friends.
WHlDtofi, S. C., May 2Sili, IflOd.
' To ti.e Democratic vottrs of Barn
well County:
Having decided to enter the race Tor
the Uou.«» of Representatives I hereby
announce mvself a candidate for the
same, subject to the rules and regula
tions of tiie Democratic PrlmarjT'Klec*
tlon and pledge myself to abide by tiie
’results of the same and to support the
nominees of tiie party.
R. M. Mlxaon.
Barnwell, S. C., May 28J, 1906.
I respectfully announce mjself a
candidate for re-election , to the House
uf Representative*, subject to the rules
and regulations of the Democratic |*ri-
mary election, and pledge myself to
abide by the results and to support the
nominees of the party.
——♦“ T J.T5 ETurlcy.
FairftKt, 8 C., May 7th, 1908.
I respcctfuiiy announre ~ my self *
candidate for the House bf Repreagflta-
tives, subject to the rules and reguja-
tlons of the Democratic Primary Eieix 1
lion, and pledge mvself to abide by the
result and to support the cbmiueea of
the party.
- B.Fr Thomas.
Robbins, 8. C., May 7th, 19f6,
' f resprctfully aniu>nii66 mfiefrT
camiida'c fnr tiie Ujoisc of Uepriiscnta-
only remaining daughter in the home
of Mr. W.. F. Green a oi itstn-ruus f anu.-, . f - -
er ol T.itmwodl, fo-, Having been s nT” v '' s . to tne rules and" regnis-
vvell known and ^ posse*«ing such
Cions
tlon
ro-ult and to support
the party.
the nominees of
JTTJ: Griffin.
- BamwefL,14; G:. Ap“rTr23d7T95ff.
I reapectfully announce myself a
candidate for the House of Representa
tives, subject to tbs ratios and resnfa-' L-respeetfully
tio.n* of the Democratic 1’ri.nary Klee '
tkuwjpWgiog myself to abide by the
results andeto ju 1 port-the nominees 0f
Tirrpanr-—~— * '
A. Bethune Patterscn.
The red hills of Gem- FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR
BarnweR.SrC:. 22d Msy. 1906.
-T respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the oftii-e of County Su-
Itervtsor, subject to the ru!eir*nlT fegil
iations of the Democratic Rtimary
Election, pledgltig myself to abide by
the result and to support the nominees
of the party.
T. D. Johnson.
Allendale, 8. C.. April 28, 1908.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office .of County Su
pervisor of Barnwell County, subject
to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic Primary Election, pledg
ing myself to abide by tiie results and
to support the nominees of tbe party. 1
I ant a koh of the Isle Mr. John A.
Hayes and hope to receive the support
of his many friend»7—- t . -
W. A. Hayes.
Barnwell. 8. C., April 10th, 1906.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for County Supervisor, sub
ject to tiie rules and regulations of the
Democratic primary, and pledge my
self to abide by the result and to sup
port the ttotninee* of tbe party.
Trusting that piy administration of
the office may he endorsed and ap
proved by my reelection and pledging
my experience and best endeavors If
reelected.
Very respectfully,
J. B. Morris.
Barnwell, 8. C., April 9th, 1906.
I respectfully announce myself m
candidate for County Bnperviaor, sub
ject to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic party. I pledge mvself to
abide by the result* of the Primary
Election and to support tbe nomineea
of the parly. ,
Having served Ter three year* and
three mencha in charge of the chain
gang and as manager of road work
wRh Supervisor O. W. Barker I feel
perfectly competent to discharge tbe
duties of tbe office and If elected will
give my best end most faithful ser
vice to tbe public.
— - -- —Very slncerclr,
— 1 ~. G. J. friAKopc..
FOR COUNTY
Kline, 8. C., May llth, 19bfl.
I am a candidate for Auditor. I
pledge to abide the rules of the Demo
cratic party.
N. F. Kirkland, Jr.
Barnwell, 8. C , May 8th. 1906.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of Auditor for
Barnwell County, subject to the rule*
and regulation* of the Democratic 1’ri-
1 li ary, pledging myself to abide by its
results and to support the nominees
thereoLVud giving my best services to
the State aud County, If elected.
C. W. Moody.
Barnwell, 8. C.. April 17th, 1306.
I respectfully announce m
candidate for reeleotlon to the office of
Auditor of Barnwell County, subject
to the rules and regulation* of the
Democratic Party. I pledge myself to
abide by tin* result* of the .Primary
Election and to support tbe nominees
of the party.
- Very respectfully,
S. W. Trottl.
Barn well, 8. C., A'pril 9tb, 19Q6. J :
— I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of County
Auditor. In so,doing I wish to sav to
the voter* and tax payers of oid Barn
well county that the duties of tbe of
fice in which 1 aid working and to
w hich 1 ft«pire are such It-will be im
possible for me to make a canvass of
the county. If elected I pledge you
my very best services.
I make till* announcement subject to
ttoYTTVles and regulations of the Dem
ocratic primary, pledging myself to
abide by the results, and to support the
uomiuces thereof.
Very respectfully,
J. C. Keel.
‘ Barntyoll, 8. C., March 28th, 1906.
After tntrcfiri oron*idoration Vf tlre"
od wishes-and jmMmfiftqi qf mg. -
t hu* m all section* of tiie County I
respectfully announce myself a candi
date for the office of County Auditor,
subject to the rule* and regulations of
the Democratic Primary election and
pledging myself to abide by its results
and to support the nominees of the
party. Sincerely appreciating the
many assurances of support given me
and pledging my -hest services to the
State and County, if elected, I am, v a
Very sincerely,
M.J. Pate.
Bsrnweil, S. C., March 27tb, 1D0C.
I respectfully announce myself «
camliilate for County Auditor, subject
to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic Party. pledge mvself to
abide by tho results of the Primary
Election and to support the nominees
of the party. If elected I shall grate
fully give my best efforts to the dis
charge of my duties.
R. W. Riley.
FOR MAGISTRATE. - :
I am a candidate for Magistrate for
Four Mile, and pledge to abide the
rules of tho Democratic party.
^ *f. 8 Dunbar.
rules and rwgiilatlonwof*
ic Primary election, pledging myself
^oatmte^by the results and to support
the nomlnes* of the party.
J. W. Johnson,
I do hereby announce myself a can-
didau; for the office of Magirtrate at
s 01 the DeHieer«tirIMmtny Efec- ,n the emit ng prim ary
. and pledge myself to abide by the a,,(i myaelf to abide by the rule*
and regiilatioiia of the Democratic
Parly and support the nomineea tfrara
of. : . ♦ -
L. H. Williams,
June, 18th 19“8. •— r - .
Ulmer, 8. C. June fUi 1908.
announce myself a
candidate for the office of Magistrate
at Ulmer, subject to tiie rules and
regulations of the Democratic
party
and pledge myaelf to shidwby the re
sults of the primary election and to
support the nominees of the party.
W. L. Brant.
— Blackviik^jLC.. June i, 1906.
Thereby announce niyaolf a candi-
didate for re-election as Magistrate at
Blackville, S. C., subject to tbe rules
egulalions of the Democratic Pri
mary, awd pledge myself-to abide foy
the results aud to support tbe nomU
nees of the party.
A. P. Woodward.
Barnwell, S. 0., May 23<i, iW.
t respectfully announce myself a
candidate for tho office of Magistrate at
Barnwell, subject tp the rules and reg
ulations of the Democratic Primary
election, and pledge myself to abide by
the result and to support the nominees
of the party.
-..lv ‘ I. T. Attaway.
Blackville, 8. C. May 14th 1906.
• I~respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of .Magistrate at
Blackville, subject to the rule* and
regulations of tiie Deraocratio party
and pledge myself uuibidc by the re
sults of the primary election and to
support the nominees of the party.
If elected I promise that right sltall
triumph over might In my territory.
J. W, Hair.
Barnwell. 8. C.< May 8th. 1906.
Buy a package of
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and wc throar
that retails for 50e«
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everywhere.
I A. Deasoii A Co,
BARNWELL, S. C.
WHY IT AS
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Sold 25 Car Loads of Stock This
Seasoij? *
because Both Hl« Stock and Prices are Right
Just Received: “
2 cm MULES,
t CAS MOHSES
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Also New Car of Wagons Jlrown’ Make
And one-horse Wagons ‘Virginia’ Mate,
Buggies that are Beauties,
~ Car Load Nellie King Flour,
With Whittle’s Stock, Wagons and Plow* Beat Crooi .
can be made at least expense of labor.
'S STABLES, -S
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r-judun.
l. F. STILL &
GORtiER CLARK STREET ft
BLACKVILLe, * • 8,fiL
Klf iri.'tiiluih! iWA'i*: \ • i
.4 Wllliston, S. C' VTaue 1G. 1906.
^T’ropoctfully announce n.yCidf a
candidate fot. r**-election to the office of
M.zi.rrrtt...wiin ngw completely ready Yor ti.e FaU »nd Wint*r‘ %
and offer
rrltt all liafid-flfe
Dry Goods, Notiong,
"Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps7
Furniture, Groceries, To*
JBlassware, Hay, Grain,
Etc., Etc.
We invite.
r special attention to otjr
niture, which will make any home comfortable and beantiU
ful; to oui’ Clothing, which will defy the Winter** co!4
and double good looks; and to our Shoes, which will mate
your way and walk through life an easy program.
WE CLIMB HiOHEH
It gives me great and sincere plelfttire to notify
friends and hie friends that I have secured the scrricM
Capt. U. Dutm as saleman, in order to do juAtic^ to my
constantly increasing business.
■■ With his help and assisted by Messrs H. (f. W. Waite
1 respectfully announce myeeif * 5 er and I. L. Attaway I can serve all in need of Che Bern
candidate tor the office of Magistrate at a - j tr ^ a. - . ^
Mules and Horses that can I>e bought from Kentucky to
Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are their
terial and workmanship. • t5.
Comfortable and elegant Buggies and
as the Tmst life insurance against aculdetit.
Don’t be Wind to your iutetost, cOfde end
Barnwell, subject to the rule* and reg-
ulationa of the Democratic Primary
Election, pledging myaelf to abide by
the result* and to support the nomi-
nee* of tbe party. f
X. E. Morris.
Morris, 8, C., May 7th. 1906.
I reapectfully tonounce myself a
candidate for tbe office of Magistrate at
pri«e you witt«t5afactiou.
Election, and Dledaioa mvself tn aHMe
by the result and to support the nomi
nees of the party.
. V J W. Bate*.
One tomato grown from our * lb To
mato fcerd fill* a large dlah when
sliced. Just the tbiug for sllciog—
very delightful.
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