The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 28, 1906, Image 3
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Owlnftntli* t.etaK'1 end
the Iom many Important taildjuea,
| will not tar able to till tome of ttay fn-
jrafomoriU. and .teapfectrully aak lliat
laa pnbllfc bear with me, ami
than
ikfal for
«:ill
infotmatfon
also
con-
nornloc an? of Cbe roads and bridges <lav from a Visit to Xorrh Carolina rol-
4bl»nghout ttaa county.
i. B. Morris. Kupervleor.
Aa«t reoelred—A lot of V'ictor Ueo-
ord« t t inch M cents; 10 inch 06 cent*.
t)oga« anti make selections earn; they
flt aH standard machine*. Call on
J.B Harrfson,
Barnwelh K.C.
To Mntlo Lorera—Have you heard
the Victor Talking Machine? It is the
heat. Call and be convinced—$17, tg.
♦W, $40 and »p.
J. R. Harrison,
• ——: jternwnlt, K. C.
WAITED—A hustling representa
tive to eeU City lots, in the best prof>-
ataUlon everedfered.
Best Contracts given, and all in-
•Qulrlaa cheerfully answered.
Bnutbarn Baal Baiatedt Loan Co.
Tlfton, Ua.
The first primary election is exactly
two months off.
/une 40th and no
water tnelotaa yet.
M r, F. EL Dicks of Rich Land gate ua
a pleasant pall oh Tuesday.
Mias Bessie Westhersbceof WilllatOn
Is Visiting Mrs. J. K. SfieTUng.
Chief Justice Dnnhat was the first
rttlaen to come to the Campaign Meet
ing. ■_ ~A.; —
Misa Jennie Rate returned
on Wednesday, July 4tb, a^nailonal
holiday. Persona having paper tun-
1 turing on that day dill please antic*
Ipate payment.
1*. M. Buckingham,
- * Cashier.
Camp Rivers Bridge No. 880 IT.. C.
V. will hold their .Annual Reunion,
and pic nlc at the Memorial grounds
un-Thursday July Sth.
The public I* cordially Invited to
nttuhd, and join us Ita the pic nic.
J. W. Jennv,
Coniniauder.
atlves.
and good
Monday a
deeds
happy
The kind words
of onr friends made
day for na,
M rs Eugene Wiker jLnd mo little sons
are visiting Judge J. M. Hair and fami
ly at Williatun.
Mr A. R Fate, of Trtic I'aort.* left
on Thursday to spend the auiumer at
Eastland, N. C.
Wednesday next July 4th, being a
HOtIdsy the Barnwell postOfllcc will
keep Sunday hours.
Now that the State Campaigner*
have gone the county candidates must
come into the lime light
Mrs. T. S. Dunbar Is enjoving a de
lightful visit to her nelce, Mrs. J. N.
Weatherly of Bcnnetuvillo.
Varliy th* thne* are ediangiog. ha* oritIDtwm raore tTtW d'ne., to
£
THE CAMPAIGN MKETINQ.
Vary good In quantity an<l extra
good In quaM tr. was the ''gathering of
repreaeiitntive dtlxens from alt sections
of the county that comfortably filled
4b« Opera House on ; Monday to sec and
bear the State Campaigners.
Dr W. C. Smith, County Chairman,
presided, reading the following letter
from CongrassiHiin .1.0. Fattersou ck-
pUJuing hh absence, which was
heartily appiandeih — —.—4
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
U. 8. WASIUNGTON,!). C
June, IS, JbOC
Chairman Democratic Executive
Committee.
My dear Sir:
In pursuance of the
•eeignmentt made by the State Deni
oeratlc Executive Comnnittee, the
State campaign party, consisting of all
«andida?e* for State offices, and can
’slldatm for Congress, will address the
vitUena of yohr County at your County
•oat on thetith instant. I . re
grot that my ofncial duties will pre
vent me from attecMllbg the meeting.
The preyeut session of Cong'iss hss
been atong. tedious and Important one
A graft many measures of interest to
the pubHc have been mid arc now neiKL-
^ tau.npre&i ugitinii'iioTu'.^
(hat every member of Congress should
■ «»mf con ti o u a 11 Ttby"irtT--pmit of r rtTirr
during the closing d«i s to protect the
people from rash, -unwise aud hasty
legisfailou, so eommon to legislative
bodies. In the Inst hour*'before ad
journment. s''
It would afford me much pleasura to
•ttend the meeting and meet‘my con-
olituenta, and give them an wci miiit of
any stewrardshlp, but my ofth-Ul duties
rnquire my presence here, and I lin'd
that • public and tdllcial duty is the
lilgboat obligation an oWcer or citizen
abswld know, and I feel that I would
touaworthy of the trust and court
deuce reposed In me were I to desert
my official doties, at (hi* time, to go to
my-Diotrict In my own ’pwraofiiT inter
cst to neek re oiection to this high of-
doe, wfetch I now hold at the hands of
the voters of the Neebnd Congressional
District. When my rtutits here have
been performed aud Congress ha* ad
jourued, J will return to my homo in
Houtli C irollna and eudyavor to meet
•IIof the people of my District face to
feue awd glre air account oT mv actings
and doings a« tbeir representative io
tbe Cupgr—S of the United States.
I Have beea active and energetic In
mv effort to serve the people of mv
District faith fully, and T trust that my
cunrse in Congress wifi meet with Mi,-
my constituents, and
£
me to Congress.; that tbe koow'.edge
and experience of Congressional work
Chat I have attained in tbe past few
month* may We used in furthering and
•afeguattfing the intorestsef tbe people
of the Second Congressional District
•ltd of tbefttat* Of Houtb Caroliiiia.
' Very sincerely tours,
J.O I'attera.in.
Tbe candidate* refreshed bv the Sun-
atay^TeflWiTeln good physical c.nidi-
Clou and all having sized up their op
_ ponanfs In the preliminary sfcirnilshci
of last week were good read v'snd eager
to pwusntMflrdiaima and qiialHo»*i<~ *
Applause wax i in partial I v tin toed
Every candidate was cheered enough
to make him think that be is running
faster than hi* competitor*.
Kpueches of varying length* and
strer gttis were mude hV iH) aspirsnis.
Fur Governor: J J. McMahau. J. T
Bhmn, of Oohimbia: M. K. Ansel.
Oreenvllle; O. L. BWse. A. C. Jones,
Newberry; «V. A. Edwards, .Saluda^
Joel R Brunson, R. I. Manning. Snin
der. Of the candidates for Governor
Bruneoa and Janesare for pnihibitiotr,
Ansel for local oidlon. County dis-
pemsry or eeuniy prohibition, Slosn,
McMahan. Manning for a purified dls-
pewrory. Edward* makes his catp-
C lgn mostly against the Southern
dtway merger and lilease stands
’for the dispensary as it Is.
For Comptroller Genet si; A. W.
Jones, Abbeville; G. L. Walker Green-
title.
For Railroad Commissioner, James
Causler, York; J. A. Sumroersett. Co
lombia ;J,M. Sullivan, Adieraon;.).
D. Kellers, Marion; J. 11. Wharton,
luiuren*.
For Secretary of Htatfit R. M. Mc-
Cown, Florence; J. B. Morrison, Berk
ley; L. M. Hagin, Clarendon.
For Adjutant General; L. W.
Haskell, Columbia; J. C. Boyd, Green-
1 till".
The Abaentees were W. W Lnmpkin,
Candidate for United State Senator, K.
H. Jennings for State Treamrer, no
Opposition T O. Mel/end for Lieuten
ant Governor, no opposition. M. P,
Trlbbl* for Secretary of State. Leroy F.
Yonmans find J. Willard Hagsdale for
Attorney General. Became of their
absence J Fraser Lyon, of Abbsvilie
spoke Very briefly.
After the Bute Candidates had shot
fhelr bolts, speeches Oete made by
Butler B. Hare of B.tluda and Gasper
L Toole, of Aihttn, bc*th candidates for
Onoffran from the Becoml District.
KepreaenUtiVe J. O. PaUrreon made
Jrta trat cpaeeti InCongreseon Monday
|a favor of appropriating OOD for
tto "weval training eehool at Tort
Mitial. and did It an wefl that otlior
iMONMffata Oho tnlendcif in Sack him
hp willl efsecton Mfd that he and
Flalay Bad said all (hat could W said.
Bsmakar Cannon H eel agplnst the
ootooi kaoausettmwtor. Till man, forced
CaNtgraea eeveral years ago to pay «n
♦Id dobttotbDJtuio.,
Edgefield has only two candidate!* for
ihe Legi-lature, both lawyers.
M. J. f'atc.Jr, returned on Friday
from a long engagement with a promi
nent North Carolina Bridge Company.
’ """ ' " '""-raJ- I
The summe.r term of tlrw Court of
General Sessions will begin next Mon
day, Judge Erue«t Gary of Columbia,
pre»iding.
Bright find pretty little Mis* Bertha
Mcl.emore. of Rosemary, sent us on
Monday tbe prettiest bouquet received
tills season. . '
Mrs. J'. C. Uogg nnd little John
llenrv of Blfickville are enjoying the
sea breeze, on .''uilivan’a Island for a
couple ulAnonths.
(*> i—•' ^ 4 ■
We s ere glad to make the plea««m
si-quantaince of Mr. E v I). .‘Sallinger
traxeling representative of (he News
snd Courier Monday.
We see and can hear no reason to
change the estimate that Barnwell
County cannot make above two thirds
of an average crop tbD year.
Font hundred people in town, tbe
dispensary open all dav and not an
arrest os-Monday speaks we!l”ot the
good people Qt this good county.
Execute rs. Administrators Ac who
shall have failed to make annual re
turns to the Trobaie Jucig^ before July
bdtLjmgttrTrrg-iaw^penhiiic.«.
Solicitor Divis will *o expedite ses
sions work next week that there will be
ho iectfmT'Weefc of court, a fifcL that
will b« well appreciated hi* the busy
larmers. >
that he is so surety improving and on
the high road to compbte restoration
of hi* accnatomcd rotravt hmrttti;- Hr^-'
sincerely .appreciates of the loving
sympathy, kindness and attrition of
hi* friend* during hi* long .illness and
will always renietiiberMicui with warm
affection.
A picnic of colored people at Shipp*
Bluff on the Itltb inst.. had a shocking
accident in the drowning of Brqw nie
Hopkins a young colored man, while
bathing in the Edi*to. His body was
recovered Sunday,
The salary of the postmaster at
Blackvillc was raised on Monday from
$i,20j to $i.m
ed the funeral service*.
It did eye« and ears good to *ee and
hear Julian Callionn last week, nn-
sptdled by Spartanburg life snd as
good and ias bandVoaie as in bis Turkey
Creek d.iy*.
To other tribulation* the malaiial
mosquito Is being added. See to it
that all out door vessel*, cans .ar-e
kept empty of water and so keep down
the number of the troubiers.
The candidates for the Legislature
called raw larger h caring* m tl*** i ount.V
didate* are getting, and make more
interesting speeches too.
Rev. W M. Jones preauhed tfifiP^Tst
sermon on Sundsy evcnlng_Ln—the-ul4- p rr j P ,|^ executive is
Baptist clnirch. at WiUiston. On and has ee«t more tlintTan
Monday ns rcinovaf was coinnieuccd
tu inake room lor a nice new church.
listiiwell town jisd only one male
■•ollege gradmite tiii* summer. Mr Dav
Id I'oheo taking at the Colisgn of
Ctorle»ton 4ln» degree" of UaHreHr
Heienee,-with liigli honors in chemistry.
Dr*. Milhous are on the.Dle of i•alius
tills week, nttonding the :iT>t!i annual
m*etfng of the State Dental A**ocht
I ) I* i ■ tX IFD i-I t t* Arf
» < l w* “**1 “ r - ; Ftn i r nn
[‘resident and Ih*. J. II; K, MiUiou*
First Vice Fiesideut: ;
Plant pea* plentifully, properly,
promptly,and pe nil ate ally. They will
help tbe coni shortage greatly. Nnhi'e
of the best farmers in tbe t'mir.ty feed
their work stm-.k excluslveiy on well
Mturvd pea-vine hay fnan laying by to
Uiuiibroak.ii
find one feed of corn a day and a
plenty of'liuy all that their glh ic nurtvy
need,
The Savannah Valiev Lumber Com-
pany. which ha* for a good while b£eu4EehriiHry.
biiving Umber reght* and lands along
tbaJamer Three Runs and tributaries,
will soon begin to-deforestthe swamps
1‘he officUl* last week selected a site
near The Ooa«t Llnc"Cro«sirg of rhr
Runs for a saw mill with daily capacity
of fifty'thousand feet, and Weated fotTt
or six mSies of the propose;! lugging
railroad. The manager* expect to get
their labor supply from Hie north.—~~
Tim Zouave Democratic 1;lob extends
a cordial invitation to the Cuunty Can
didates and the general will behave pub
lie tn attend anti enjoy a Cue-FIc Nic
Dinner st Milletteville on July lllh.
A bantl of music will add to the plea*
urea of the dav and the candidates will
be expected to make a ‘•few” speeches
K. W. Ellis, G. D. Kirkland, H K.
Johnson, C. It. Dunbar, jr., E. B
ITssery, C. B KIM*. Committee.
T. fl. Dance at night, music by Au
gnsta Orchestra, trains stop In picnic
grounds to receive and let off pussen-
gers. I
EinroK Tiori.K i
For the first council of
voitngest town In (lie County we
the
nominate those good and true men
give Snellinga model government:
For IntendAM, IV T. Grubl;*.
For Wardens. J. Knelling^ G.
Diamond, H. E. Moure, J. M. Hill.
to
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
F. <x Bfabharff -Candidate Cafd.
G, W. Bodlford—tlandidate Card.
J. A. .fenklns—‘Administrators Sale.
Tot? u fff Snelllng—Mu if tcipal Elec
tion.
B M. Darllngtoii—Cotnpetitivo Ex
aminations. , ir
Harvey—Final Litharge.
B. M. DarllngfiSh-f-Sumlrner School.
D. W. Black, Jy..—Candidate Catd.
John F. Breland,
Adjutant.
THE COUNTY OAtlPAlOX.
The Democratic County Executive
CpounUtee met on Monday and ap
pointed tho following campaign meet-
meetings for the Legislature and
County cfllcea:
Allendale, Saturday. August 4th.
Blackville, Wednesday, Auguust btb.
Williston, Friday, August 10th.
Barnwell, Wednesday August 15th.
and regulations of tho Democratic Plri-
tharv election, pledging myself to
abide by tbe result aiul support the
nominees of the party.
J. B. Armstrong.
FOR COUNTS SUPERIN
TENDENT OF EDUCATION.
Barnwell. K. C., June, 2C b, 100(L
Having been solicited hy many friends
to make the race for Cbunir Superin
tendent of Education, I respectfully
Announce invselOa candidate fof same,
subject t<> the rule* and regulation* of
the Demeerstlc Primary Election and
pledge mvsclf to abide by tho result*
and support tho nominees of the party.
D. IV. it lack Jr.
BLACKVILLE NRWS.
Mr G. I>. C. Lange returned last
week from Philadelphia where ho ha*
received the byst treatment po*sih)H for
the severe accidental Injury sustained
several months ago. It is a groat hap
piness to hi* many fi tends and no man
lee
OTRANTO NEWS.
Tho heavy rains have damaged the
crops considerably.
Several Important bridges were
washed away bv the high water and
the roads are badly washed but the
farmer* are, too busy to repair them
now.
Mrs. W. CL Bryan and Miss Bryan of
Barton visited relatives hero last tiun-
dav.
Mr. Morel of Clio, Gn., is visiting
relative-iand friends here.
A large urowd is expected at the pic
nic,at Mrs. R. L Fennell’s Hulphur
••springs near Barton oiftlie 'sTth inst.-
‘Rev. C. B. Reeves died Saturday
JUgbl - JUUl~ v 4UU, -.liU+Uod—jUiiuhi*.
Smyrna church, of w hich he had been
a corsb+eut member—for about +tf
-years-.—tfr-svy-tid vea i .* of c.ce-umHrv
been in had health U»e a long time. Hr
leaves a widow, four son* aud one
daughter besides-many relatives and
friend*. Rev. J. D Huggins conduct-
CAPITAL CORRESFONI)EXCE._
Washingtoil, D. C . June 21. 190G.
Mr Editor:— ‘
This i* my birthday and
l have been enjoying it. Among my
pleasures were the reading of Thk
pKonar'and a visit to the Canltoi.
whore 1 hevrd some lively argument*
oil ftie approprlatlon^Kf' TiiHMJd tO^paV
the prt sideut'x travel Li ng clepenstH*- 1
Senator Tinman argued that the I’red-
dent could use. till* money to makfi'tfjlPS
into doubtful state* to lielp ;‘tame
ducks,” and Senator Bailey said osm;
worth lessr 4
w oilier man
who has bad the pliM^eini many years.
I8VCJ
As to tho Itnlians, l>ago* or *‘Gresj>
«r*.” After having seen hundnd* of
this class of people employed on work*
here; to se* hww filthy they, arc; that
they even go hy number* lTiSTenfi~6r
nnuies; having ■freqiient’ly passed an
b|<} building, or dm^where a number’of
the. people lived and noticed their utter
disregard of or seeming- contempt for
elcanlinesa. and judging hy tiieir cen-
eral appearance and occupatibns on
the streetJhera I cannot, think that the
men w ho are trying to hi ing this class of
human garbage into contact with my
home people have either the welfare of
their neighbors or State at heart. I
wish yon gi»od speed in holding up this
dirty class of people as plainly until
the people will sicken at the si^ht and
direettoir
before it i* too late.
\ . .-L_- ^aroithlan.
It lias
trict* of
not raitted ln the
J'exn* since the
const dir-
middle of
The com crop of South
ern Texas l* practically ruined by
drought and in Central Tex**4t l# bur
lirtle better, Cattle are dying for lack of
water.
” Wa* conr vrtfe angrv when ro»~
gto lionie so isto last night?
dear
“Angry? Why; mv truy.
worn*ii p^He.l me with fi-nver*!”
"Rut bow did you get TTinV blnct
eve?” ■
‘‘Well, yon see, she neglected tq take
Llie flowers out of tlie pot* before she
threw the^l^. ,, ^
Primary^Elcetion Attg. 28, 1906.
TO T H & FHJ BiJV.
■. ‘K - •»
ffneliing. B. Q., June 2-% Htofi.
Learrffitjf that a reonrf, ?* Being cir-
unUted in soirfe metio'n* pf the County
that t baVa In^nl hrouglrt Into the race
fur County rtnperflsor tft defeat some
rtflier c* n dltfnteTT hei^ To sav v tjr*t
reffwrt l« ertttrefty without fonndttcrbn
and was invented art*!K to Injure thy
eanrfidacv. t urti Iw the face in u»y
own interest aud wfll be t« the finish.
Very rcspectfnllv,
Q. J^BttOTlJ.
CANDIDATE FOR CON
GRESS.
Washington, I), C. May 14, ISiitL
I respectfully announce my candi
dacy forte-election to Congress from
the Heccrnd Congressional District of
South Carolina In doing so, I a*k
that my constituent* examine info my
redord of only a few months as their
Representative. 1 have been and am
now embarrassed by reason of tbo con
test for fnv seat which seriously affects
mv luflnence aud my efforts in behalf
of my people. With my experience, l
am satisfied that l can and will repre
sent you more advantageously in the
future than I have done in the past.
I make this announcement subject to
tbe rulMund regulations of the Demo
cratic primary, pledging myself to
abide tty the results, and to support
the uomdn&es thereof.
Very respectffflly,
J. 0. I’attereon,
I hereby announce myself ’a candi
date t<tr Congress from tbo i$c«nd
Congressional District of South Caro
lina. subject to the foie* of tbe Demo-
cratia Pftmary.
> BuHcf B. JIare.
-I reapectfolly announce 1 n tv self a
candidate for Corrgress in tbo Second
District of South Carolina and pledge
rovaeff (o abide by the rnle* and regu
lations of the . Democratic party
aud to aupport the nominee* of Ua pri
mary election. .
* U. I/. 'Job! a,
Barnwell, S. O., April 21th, 190(1.
I respectfully announce niv*elf a
candidate for reflection to tbe oflice of
County Superintendent of Kilm-ation,
subject tor the rule* and regulatiniiiV of
tlie Democratic Primary Ricetion, and
pledge uivself to abide hy the result*
aud to suppott the nominees of the
party. - *
B. M. Darlliigtou.
Ulmer, R. C., April 21, 196)8.
I re*pectfully announce myself a
vaiididate fur Conrur Snper'I'ntPhllgfiT
of Education, subject to the rules aud
regulations of the Democratic p*rty.
I pledge mvtelf to abide by the reuuiVs
of tlie 1’rimary ejection and to support
the nominee* of the-party.
Hirvtng received a tostiinony of pro
ficiency from one of tbe lending South
ern univerailies very early in life, and
after five years’ experience teaching,
both in public school* end in one of
the 4«ading business college* of this
State, my entire aspiration i* based up
on the office of Superintendent of
Barnwell County. ~—-—
Hoping to see nnd to be heard by
many "of tho citizen* of said c<utility at
the campaign meetings, I am,
Yopr obedient servant,
* ... “ ' A-s.-B.-Appie. .-
FOR THE HOUSE OF REP
RESENTATIVES.
Blackville, S. C. June ISih. 190fi.
We respectfully announce Mr. L. 1\
Boy Is ton n candidate for the IJonac of
RepresentHtlveti subject t<> the ruleJ
and regulation* of tlie Democratic
primary election, pledging him to
abide by tlie result* and to support the
nominees of the.party.
Many Friend*.
Williston, S. 0., May 2Stli,
To the Democratic Jotcr* of
well ConDgi&!
1906.
the Uotisa of.Repic-ent.Htlve.s I liereby subject to the r
announce" myself a candidate for th«
.lion* of tlie Democratic Primary Elec
tion and pledge myself to abide by the
resul's of the same and to support the
nominees of tjie party.
R M. Mixson.
Barnwell, S. C., May 23ii, 1POO;
I resnectfhUv nnnminee myself a
candidate for re-election to the House
of Representative*, subject to the rule*
and regulations of tlie Democratic I’ri-
mary election, and pledge uivself to
abide hy the result* and to support tlie
nominees of the party.
J. E. Harley.
Fairfax, S C.. May 7lh, 1900.
T ’respectf 11 Ily aiinounce myself a
candidate for tbe House of Keproecntn-
tives, subject to the rule* and regula
tions of the Democratic Primary Klee
tion. and pledge myself to abide by the
r»*u!t and to rupport the nominee* of
tlie party.
B. F. Thomas.
* : "t Robbin*, S. C./May 7tb, 1920.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidare for the House of Renrescnta-
tlvcs. aubje-ct to the rules and rcgula-
tiong of the Democratic Primary Klec-
(wn. and pledge myself to abide} by the
result and to support the nominee* of
the party. 1 ‘
I
- : —Jr-G: Griffin.
Barnwe.lI, .S. C.. April 23d, 1900.
respectfu 11y nnnounee myse.lf
candidare for tbe House of Repres'cnta-
llv€k". gubjetfitto tlae rules and regula
tion* of the Democratic. Priinary Efeq^
tion, pledging myself .to abide by tbe
results ai d to support the nominees of-
tlie party. *
A. Bethuno Patteracn^
FOR COUNTY SUrERVlSOR for ^
Blackvillo, S. C.
1-re.si
June ‘i.-ith. I960, *
ice myself a c.an-
(joiruty Supel-
auu regula
didate lor the oliieft of
vigor, subject to the rules
tion* of tho Democratic Primary Kloo-
tion, pledging myself to abide by the
r«*uli »«d to support the nominee* of
>iw> party.— : — '
» George IT". Bodiford.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Barnwell, 8. C., May 14th, 1906.
—r-rarpecmniy announce myself A
candidatojor reelectlon to the officn af
Judge ofVrobute for Barnwell Coun
ty, subjeCl to tbe rples nnd regulation*
of the Democratic Prllnary, abd pledge
myself to abide by tbo result and to
support the nominee* of tlm party.
John K. Knelling.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
Kllue, 8. C., May llrh, 1900.
I am a candidate for Auditor. I
pledge to abide the rule* of the Demo
cratic party.
N. F. Kirkland, J'r,
Barnwell, 8. C , May 8th. 190C.
I respectfully announco myself a
candidate for the oflice of Auditor for
Barnwell County, subject to the rule*
and regulations of the Democratic Pri
mary, pledging myself to abUe by_it.s
results and to aupport tbo~~nomfuec*
thereof, aud giving my best service* to
the State and L’ounty, if elee.i*^l
Barnwell, S.C., April 17th, 1900.
I resi>ectfully announce myself a
candidate for reeleellon to the ol!1*:« of
Auditor of Barnwell County, sub-jw t
to tho rules and regulHtion* <if the
Democratic Party. 1 pledge myself to
abide by the re4iilt* of the'Primary
Election and to support tbe nominees
of the party.
Very respectfully,
li, W. Trottl.
Barnwell, S. C., April 9th, I960.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of Gounty
Auditor, I n *0 doing ! wish to sav t«>
tlie voters ami tax payers of old Barn
wylLcwunl.v that tto dutiea oUttra of-
lice in which 1 am working and to
which I aapiro are such- It will be im-
possible for me to make h canvass of
the county. If elected I pledge you
my very best services.
I make Mils announcement subject to
the rule* and regulation* of the Dem
ocratic primary, pledging myself to
abide by the resniu.and to support the
nominees thereof.
Very respectfully,
J. C. Keel.
P.arnwel!, 8. O , March 28lh, 1900
After careful consideration of the
good wishes and solicitations of my
Baru*- [ friends in h!1 sections of tlio County 1
respectfully ammunre myself
ofr-Gwfrty"
bject to the rule* and regulations of
tlie Ilemocratic Piiiparv lilcction and
•'jTffciTgThgjriyseif to abide by It* result*
and to support the nominees of the
party. Mneerely appreclatlfg the
many assurance* of support given mo
and pledging my best service* to the
btate and County, II elected, I am*,
Very sincerely,
M. J. Pate.
Barnwell, 8. C., March 2?tb, 1900.
I respectfully announce myself d
candidate for County Auditor, subject
to the 1 rule* and regulations of tbe
Democratic Party. ' 1 pledge myself to
abide by tbo resultifwbf tlie Primary
Election and to suppoft-Tlie nominee*
of th« party. If elected I shall grate
fully give my best efforts to the dis
charge of my duties. —
R. W. Riley. -■
- FOR MAGISTRATE.
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I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for re election a* Magistrate-
at Dunbarton, subject to-thc rub)* and
regulation* of tlie Democratic Party
snd pledge myself RTsupport tlie nomi
r n »o* nf »ho prlnt»?|U vr; : ;
F: O. Brabham.'
! aljra candidate for Magistrate Tor
Four Mile, and pledge to abide the
rule* of the Democratic party.
.~~gr_ - T.>HlonhaT.
Williston, S. C t June 10. 1900.
I respectfully announce myficlf a
candidate for rc-oiev.tlon to thqoffice of
"Magistrate at WillUton,’subject to the.
wlee-and regulation* of thfi l)i-mocrat-4.
ic Primary election, pledgitig myself
to abide by tlie rc.Milts and to aupport
the uommei?* of the party.
• J-W-.-Jolmaota. "
l do hereby announee
ur
myseiLa can-
my
Me
fm"er» 8. C. in the cm.
and pledge myself to abi
and regulations of t^e
ide bi
girtrate at
i’rlmary
by the rules
UeniQuratic
- Barn well, 8. C.. 22d May, 19(;0.
J—resppctfniry anuounce nrfwtl af
candidate lor the office of County Su-
r, subject to the rules and regu
lations of tne t>emocralic Primary
Election, pledging myself to abide by
the result and to support the nominee*
of the party.
T. D. Johnson.
Allendale, 8. C., April 23, 1PCT.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of County Su
pervisor of Barnwell County, subject
to the rules aud regulations of the
Democratic Primary Election, pledg
ing myself to abide by tlie 'result* and
to support the nominee* of the party.
I am a son of tbe late Mr. John A.
Haves and hope to receive tho aupport
of his many friends, .
W. A. Hayc*.
Barnwell, S. C., April 10th, iWJo.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for County Supervisor, sub
ject to the rt/kfe and regulations of the
Democratic primary, and pledge my
self to abide, by the result and to sup
port the nominees of the parf£.
Trusting that my administration of
the office may be endorsed and ap
proved by my reelection and pledging
my experience aud best endeavor* if
reelected.
Very respectfully.
J. B. Morris.
Barnwell, S. C.* April 9ili, 1900.
t respectfully announce myself A
candidate for County dupervlaor, sub
ject to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic party. I pledge mv*elf to
abide' by the resolta of the Primary
Electron and to support the nominees
of tbe pgrty.
Having tervetf for three .years and,
three months fn charge of the chattr
gang and as manager of road work
with Supervisor O. W. Barker I feci
perfectly competent to discharge the
dirties of the office and if electe«t" will
give rny best and uibat faithful ser
vice to the public.' .
Very sincerely, '
G. J. Diamond.
Party and support the nominees there-
L. II. Wititimi,
June, l*>rti 1900.
171 tner, S. C. June 8lb 190C.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of Maglatrate^
;it Ulmer, subject to the
rognifttionx of the Democratic party
and pledge myself to abide bv the rfe-
sultsof the priniary election and to
aupport the nominees of tho party.
W. L. Brant.
and we tl
in a ivliip that retails for
every n
BABNWELL.S,C,
.t>.. '1 1 a r 1 1
1*T'.L')*
WH Y' HAS
Sold 25 Cal* Loads of Stock This
Season?
Because Both His Stock and Prices'ate RlftHfe
Just Becwah’ " 1
2 CARS MULES,
1 CAR HORSES
;ounty I 1
Good, Sleek and Straight*
W
And one-horse fagons ‘Tirginia'
that are Beauties,
Car Load Nellie King Hour*
With Whittle’s Stock, Wagon* nnii Plows Beat Cro|M
can be made at least expense of labor.
WHltTLE’S STABLES,
a C*
3
I. F. STILL & S0NS,
CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AV£Nttt
- - s. ©.^
Arc how completely ready for the Full atid Wihter
^ aiidjoik;r
-in all tineA of-
I)iy Goods, Notions,
Boots, Slioes,' llat%
Furniture, Groceries, To*
€ai
•baceo, Cigarg,
Glassware, May, Grain,
•>
Blackville, S^C.. June 4, 1906.
I hereby announce myself a candi-
didate fur re-election as Magistrate at
blackville, 8. O:, subject to the rules
and regulations of. the Democratic Pri
mary, and pledge myself to abide by
tlie results tknd to Biipport the nomi-
i'nces of the party.
A. P. Woodward.
Barn weir,W. d., May 2Jd, 1906.
t respectfully announco myac’lf a
candidate for the office of Magistrate ftt
Bai Dwell, subject to thc.rulfcs and reg
illations of tlie Demociatlc Primary
election, and pledge myself to abide hy
the result and to support the nominees
of ;lxc party.
1. L. Attawsy.
Blackville, S. C. May 14th 1900.
I respccltuUy announce myself a
candidate /or the office of Magistrate at
Blackville, subject to tbe rules arM
regulation* of the Democratic party
and pledge myself to abide by the re
sults of fhe primary flection and to
support the nominee* of tbe party.
if elected I promise that right shall
triumph over might in ufy territory."
J. W. Hair.
• Barnwell, B. C., May 8th. 1900.
I respectfully arfnounce myself
candidate for the office of Magistrate at
Biruwefl, subject to.tbe rules and reg
ulation* of tire Democratic Primary
Ehction, pledging myself to abide by
tho festilts and to support the nomi
nees of t/10 party.
t* E. E. Morris.
fforris,#^^., Jfay 7tb, 1300.
i resp^ctfitlly: aiiiibance tnryse’f •
candlda'-e font he oflice of MagiStrae* at
Barnwell, subject to the rsieiand reg
ulations 6t toe Democratic FfTtfsfiry
Election, and pledging'tayself 40 abide
j by the result and to support tto
j nee* of the party.
Wc invite, with confidence* special attention to oiir :
nitni-Oj Whieh will make anj home comfortable and beauti-
fijl*, to dur Clothing, whieb defy the Wmtct’ff coM
arid double good looks; and to oiif Shoes, which #111
your way and walk through life an easy progress.
-ail uxarm
WE CLIMB HIGHER
It give* me great aiul ainectc pleustite to fiotlty
fi iends and his friends that I have secured the services
Capt. tJ. l)imn as salefflat^ in order td d<f fostiee th
constantly increasing business.
With his heip and assisted % Messrs W* t
er and j. L. Atia#fty I can serve all *ii» need ot the
Mules aitd Horses that caii be bought fr/rttf
Kansas, Wagons alniost everlastifig so good srtr their <M
terial and #erlcttah8hip. r ^
Comfortable and elegant Bciggies and H^rtu
as the best life inHurahCc egauta# acCidefrt,
Don’t be blind to yotir iotettaif come and
prise yoii #!th satisfaction;
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