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Barnv/-cll fouftsbAir, AUilT'e w* AAT1S OP SURSOailTJOTT. N j •In AMvADce, per Aunum On Time |S «W *rb« -fatrutar ia®eHUir of tiurwfrdl "So la, Kui^hthof PvthluK will be hetdM their Hnil on K'May eight nt 7^ o'clock. A foil attend&noo is r«n)Qt»tM. liy order of ¥. w. pkick, t;. Wm. MeNAB. K. R. Mr. lime* P<iwel^ of Aiken »peut * ^^LXiiJay hoar* in town. • Tomorrow’* exumination ahouTi] bring many pretty people to Barnwell. Mener* W. L. Brant-and A. J. (Wu- *iett were our beat •ubidriber . frlomia laat week. . ■ ' Owing U» the Vxoe«i»ive rainfall and Hie I<m« of yo many im|>ortant hiiilgo*. I will not In 1 able to till mono of my en K*x*meht*. •*•»<! Jrarpectfullr n>k that the public bear with me, and will also be thankful for nn£ information enn- ceriiing>anv of cbe road* and bridge* throughout the county. J. B. Morria. Supervisor. TKAOHKK WANTKI). Flrat Ola*a Teacher U Wanted for Hercules Public School, Applv to J. A. Morria, Barnwell, S. C. ’ Ju*t received—A lot of" Victor Rec ord*: S Inch XA ceiila; in inch 00 cents Oomeand make selection* oartv; they. fit all atandard inaehlne*. C.ill on .1 K Harrison, "jparnweil; S.<3. To. Music I .over*—Have you heard the Victor Talking Machine? It I* the Ga4l ami be cunvtr.Tcd—|T7, f22, 130, |10 and up. ' ' . ' . J. R llarrlsoit, -^1 Itartiwcll. S. C. WANTED—A hurtling representa tive to acll (Mtv Iota, in the best prop «»Uion ever offered. Best Contracts trirert. an** ‘M hi. qulHes cheerfnil v answered. Southern Heal Estate & I**n Co. Tlftou. Ga. THE genekai, sessions. . The Snnimer ’I'erin "of the Court af fteuersl Se**t<>iia began proniptlv on Monday morning.-Iuilgc Er nest Gary of Columbia presiding Roll call* were answered by M Grand and <6 Petit Juror*. The charge of Mia i»f. iding Judge to the Grand Jury waa very briet. reu rring to the happy contrast hetweyn the short CRleudar at Marnwetl and the lengthy one at Aiken, which contained eight or nine murder case* for irl.tl Solicitor pavi* being fartgoed bv hi* » rrw*r-wnrk^ ar”VtkrnCi.lirt 1 .--«‘ M fr , m'?f^Tdfl^’^lTrSta GiqSB E*q. aofed very effljimnlv in bi« stead Three eases were trieii; July I.ow ric found guilty of A**aulr and tia'tery with attempt to kill was lined $25 which be paid IfolIv Grav coovieted of Assault and hatterr of a high and aggravated na tore was fined which ifie paid. Her ward Jeffersoitcharged with ob good* tainThg if' under false pretences Was acquitted. The Grand Jure returned true bills In •ight utihnporiant c»se», «iilun tr*-d It* pre»entnient #ud a a» di-vharged it* **«re the petit jurbst. on M'*n<lay alfer- nouu, a record breitkiug record for lUrnwell County Treasurer Armstrong paid for Court exfienses $-57 i'6. PKKS KNT M EN T OK 1 U K GRAND JrHY. ■VMMtCK TJfKU, liHJg.. — ToHl* Honor, Judge Emert Gary, I’rssiolng : The Grand Jury begs to report th*' all Bill* submtued bv the Solicitor h*ve been paired opon — 1. Ws repeat rinr, reoowtuemlatUui that th* watt r closets In rear of tbe_ Court linu*e be removed and that. Ilu- f'oiinty hufiervDor shall see to the prompt carrying Inu* effect of RiT* reonmniendatloii. 2 —We recommend that the front of the Court Honae be repaired anti re painted, that the Clerk’s ottlce lie calci mined and one hiiiidretUtltlitlon.ii ruOL ef aKelves, provided with ami thai llie_ 'furnlturtiln all the other offices be rc : - painted 3—The auh-eomuilltee in charge of itl'P inrestigatiofl and exauilr.atKiu of {he County office* and book* will *ub- ii^lt it* fiitl and oouiple’e report at the next term of Court. ; T—We have mo-lyed the annual Re port of the County Treasurcfr'and n]i<>n Mich examination as we lia\c been aide to give we tint! it a idear. «•<■m(ll^te and corrwwr' aWWinenr. a tiiodol of ueartre**, ■ aVuirace and patient and Intrlllgeot discharge of tinty. 5 —W'e rettrmmntd that the Countl Hoard of Cotmni airmera Inqinre nU<> the matter of fiiriiisirilig correct stand wrd weight*, at all polirts having cotton f Ayelghcrs and to take *uth action as ’ may lie proper anti lawful. Thanking yottr Houni snrt the bffi<•?r* of tbs Court for the courtesies exteode(t t*Mia wo aulimit khi* cerely wlshl'ig that your Honor m i»- | c spared In perfect health—ut—ho4^ atreugth and vigor of talent aud| hap piueas of life to aerve rim Sate w+iicb count* you among her most beloved and most United son*. 1 Reafiectftillv Submitted, J. C. Keel Forcuta n. NEW ADVERITSKMKNTS. G. K Birt—Candidate.Card. Roliert Aldrich—Suimqo'i*. ✓ : W.I, Hill—Final Dfscharge Benjamin Sloan—•University of South Carolina. Barnwell 'Ml Mill—Wood for Sale. U. K. Ryan —Watch It. •T A. Morria—Teacher Wanted U. M Darlington —Colored Summer SvIltMM. A GREAT OCCASION. Col Bennett Young of T/oi1*ville. Ky . ha* notified President Robert Al drich of the State Bar Asamdatluii of hi« acceptance of the invitation to de liver the annual address before rliat distinguished association at it* next meeting in December. Col Young is one of the most gifted ami* of old Kentucky, a State that lias given to American history so many brilliant orators. He’s been all right from boyhood, having as a College student pulled'? down the. stars and' atripea and raised the bonny blue flag •’hpon hearing of the aeuea-don of South -^larollDa, and In It* defense having fought and soundly thrashed nJbrblhcr student of opposite political faith. He served in the Confederate armv with peace has been a thorough gentleman, a genuine Chris tian and an honor tu hU high profea r alou. , / * _—.. ■■ mar—* - COLORED TEACHERS. The dog days, aeeordlrg to the al mauais. will n^giu July 25th nnd end hopteriiher 5th. Dr. Y P. Walker of Jacksonville* K.a. I* visiting Barnwell County rcla- tirtis and irieuds. Dr. E. Kirkland •anti J. Ham Kirk land, K»q. or Buford a Bridge were In town on Friday Ca- Good land cotton Is showing gome Improvement but the outlook lor tne thin Helds is heart trying. Died In Florence on Friday M&rgu- rfie, aged iiiuo months, itij’ant daugh ter of ill rand Mi« George Gslletly. Dr. J H. E. Milhous was last week elected Pfesldent of the Mate Dental ,A**ciation for the next twelvemonths. The apeclal attention of the public school teachers is called to tho full aunouuceinentot ihe sutnuier schoola. Bamberg County, Barnwell’s very good dauguter, will have no biiniiner Court this ) ear, because none is needed. "One objection to the increase of oir cults i* me tact that U put* farther m>art the visits of Judge Ernest Gary to Barnwell. Cadets J. Henry Johnson, of Wlliis- tnii.audk. E. Giiboiu, of Bluckvillc, graduated from the Citadel Ac&Ui-oiy last week. Clever Charlie Brown again proved his right to that title on Saturday 0y his contribution of two days rations ul delightful cantaloupe*. Our go«d brother Byrne* always well beloved in Barnwell was dotibl} wehoiiic this wnk accompanied b» his clmrining bride. ^ .This paper was pleasantly remem bored on Mondav by Messrs S A Wi-e, J,. S McHfchamp, J. W. All. W. B. Cushman, ami otheis. Mrs. Robert Aldrich «ud children went to bulUiaii’s istand on 1'uestlay lor a ten days stay before going to their siimater home at ^Hluda: N. <J. Messrs J.A> Wyman and Butler B. Hare will be ilie soe»*kers at the reunion ui Camp River*’ Bridge Nn. SJil U. V. to he be held to day at the Memorial Grounds. t , Government crop report issued on n;»e*d*y put^ Hie condition of cotton on, J un»* 25 at TtmrirT TMtrn is 11 again, t No Court next week. Blackvilie and IVHUston new* oh second pa^e. Onr old ymmg 41nlltye mste. Capt U. <\ Dickinson of Uluiar wm in town-ou omlay. ' r A traveler thvongh three cotjntle* tell* us that Rose in at y % Town shit) has the beat crops seen on his long ride. Our frlebd* Bennie DaVio* and Char- 1+pT'alkeukt‘dn are backing ihelr sup -oases for a next w eek trip to New York. Prof. II. M. Darlington 1* attending the Smith Carolina state Teachers’- Association at Wlnthrop CJllege, Rock Hill. S. C. Senator George IT. Bate* goes to Rock Hill this morning to attend the closing exercises of The State Teachers Association. FOR COUNTY SUPERIN TENDENT OF EDUCATION. «i r0 last year, - Every body re*ted more or lesion the ‘Glorious Fotirili’* except the news pa per people. For them there J* no la v ing by ume or vacation during the tiliy two weeks of tlie jear. Senator Tillman w ill speak at Barn well on Thursday of next week 12th inst, and at itxmtsrg on the day lid* jow mg W estiier permitting the mtti- mg w nf bo an outdoor one. The first tnunieipu-l election of the new rowivot^uieidug on oaturday wa» uiiaiiiuioiiM for W. i‘. Grubbs a* In- lendai.t J Snelliiig, G-J. Diamond, S. tj. Moore auAJ* *1. Hill as Wardens. The engagement of Mis* Blanche Salley, dauguter of the btcCapt D. ii valley, to s*ayor R Goodwin Mtiett, of Cbai le.totT, has been aHUoiinctd. They wia be married fir Gofutitbta Hb.iutJth.fA’ weye .brh’illPetl.h,v.attendlog *Hah AVi gust 1st. Mr. James W. Riley of Bamberg recentfv graduated liom Hn» West Point Military Academy on the Atcouu aouth CuiaiUTia District Cadetsltli), w a« biat wJak i.omin*i.ed by i’residtuit K<-o«eveU tu a—actond ficOTeliancy in tin artillery eropi. ^oiigr. ssman PaU^rson’s maiden >ia-e>di in the; House appealed in tin; Congressional Record of ilie. 27th iut.. lint id-'Jtepresenlatives bad made up ineir iMiin.s to leave Port K.»val severe- iv alone and so voted. Next see-ion ■t-hex- ma t vim 1 P" rtT »n' mlmta - — A Sensational Summer Sale will be advertised next wowk by Mr. B Ma- znrskv of tliu Barnwell Bee Hive. Watch for It and tkalt. for It. No Court next week. Petit juror* summoned frir the wMHPid week of the term arc excused from attendance. That’s good new* to the busy tanner*. I have been appointed and will con duct the Examination for Wiuthrop Normal College at Court House, Friday 0th of July, commencing .at I) o'clock a. tn. i , . W. tV. Hart. Mr. Cannon C. Langley lias the t'.-tuka of Tuk-Pkoii-K f* r the first melon of the sjnsini, a gtoriously good on r, on the 3rd inst. Such friend* an I fact* make .life worth living the* • piping hot days. Tho Annual Sunday School p!o nlc will he at Bethel Chatch on Frldav. the thirteenth of July. Tbe imhiic are Invited “to attend Several addresses w ill be made to the Sunday School by prominent brwtftrwi. Tulin, S. C., July, 2nd 100C-- * • — v During the month of July ther* will be v a protracted meeting at Alleir’s chapel, beginning the 3mI Sunday II a m. The pastor, RrV U. W'. Sani'era. will be asslsterl by Rev W". II. Dowlifig. and there wijl bet wo services each Jay, morning and afternoon At iKdne Olmroh a meering -will be gin Mondav night after -1th Atmdav of July, sen Ices day and night during flic week The pastor Rev U. W. San der*. w ill be aided by Rev J D. 11 ug- gina, of Allendale. Congressman Patterson ha* returned from Washington having remained at his post of dutv untl! all the work of the srs>ion was done. That he nia ’e himself felt In the C.-.pital is shuwp, hv the invitation of tilC nonnw-rifjfj'; , N -i ■ IFTd ’ftiaTe Ciampalgn ■•Idres^es in tbe close. N’orthern States that will It Is hoped, be brought into the Democratic coin in mil the fail elec tions,(and by tbe further assurances that at the next session the good hrcai- itys he ba.'i cha.injvmied lor IP* .wwt- tJnnfs.wlll become laws of the land. V i? v TUfc BA RXIV EI.T. ASr'OCl ATI ON. On June *2’st I attended a meeting off the La lies Mhsbmarr Society of Mt Arnon Ifaptist Ghtlteli. After spine exceUent niusic by Mrs Kirkland of Coliiiuhia. B JL " ° hitd a fine address on missions bv Rev. J. D Hoggins, .titer which iRVre. was. a MUstouarv Birthday Collection taken, all giving a pennv for each year of their age. Delightful refreshments were served pn the grounds and ive feel sure that all went to their homes feeling that a meeting. I h''pc other Societies will soon follow w ith meetings of the samv kind Rev. M M Benson is Pastor at Mt. Arnoft and i* doing a good work amung the ladies. upcrcntfr.dent B. A. TILLMAN &-LUMPKIN At the annual convention I n Green ville la*l wtek of Uce Jvouth Carolina Funeral Director* and Eiuij.tiiin)? Association Ciipl \V. V. Mimiio made a bapjiy speech of iespouse to the v aiau aiTdree* of wek-otue delivered by May or Malioiiid the MoiiiitNlu AviLy. _— .> t * Let the candidate! mnctnler thai they w;iTI be w clc.omc at ih** 1> cute din- rurr at Uliletievitie on the 11th Inst, the And the young p>'o|>fe, c.iiulidatci for double hleasthlticVs, Will be snpreihe In the evening-when atP A iigiist *. tfr -chestrwjiVjdJ^MMe^tfrse exquisite irttr-ic ry htnisummer dunce will ami the merry he lightly Dipped. There are no vacant scnoia’ahip* . this rear in Wliitlirop CiiiTEgwTrbnrtiii tjounty to he nwarded xs the tomorrow’* eXandintlonT , a vacancy occur bel<)riC*th.' n*'Xt ex- •I resentim ntsin-j Hm 5 l , Htlo|) 19r - lt wH) , )e finert hi the young lailc t;ikio f r tita-he<r. stand tomorrow, provided she comes within the property rules. While UBeing vfIth an old friend on e*ni|>aign day at-Barnwell, Complroll er Genrrat Jonas, not knowing (hat a nevn4pa|>er man was in ear shot re marked that 1 re^sii'er John' It. Ann strong’s rejmit rmti rrttiemenr. sheets were tlie very neaie*t and nlcie.*t that readied hi* otltc©- To etand heait of ihe forty treasurers of th? State I* an honor and a conipllment all the more appreciated because so completely de- ■*ervwJ7 And if Treasurer John B were transferred to r llie capvkd—-the e would surely beAio loser. BARNWELL, IfTH. .TL’i.Y iOQC. Trenton. S. «’ , l«t.T'i!TTS?>. Col Rnbt Aldrich & Other*, r Ifuriiwcll.'STC.; Dear !Sir: - I choerfiilir ae.cppt vonr invPath-n to address the peopdf of B ijinvell and kdjoining counties a ad name Thmxd ir the. 12.h, inst ns tlte only date In tti« near futnre- that wttf nut coi llict with af'er engagements I will he verv glr.d to have you notify Col W. \V. I.umpkin. ^ —— . •' • Yours rrirtv;-• - B. R. Tillman, Campaign mektingh. AMendn’e, Saturdav. August 4th. Biackville, M’edtiesdav, August£th.- W iitiston, Friday. Anghst IOth7 T JjKruwei L_Wednesdav -AngtirT 15th. iTimary Elfectiori Aug. 1906 CANDIDATE FOR CON GRESS. Kiko, 6 July 2nd HKMi. At the solicitation of maqg frienda 3 rea|#«»tf«4iy xitnonhcc tiiytdf SsCan- didate for Coitm.v B.iperfiUeioJeuT »rf Education, aiibjact to tlie rules and reguiatlolia of the Democratic Party and pledg 1 ’ tnvself to abide by the re- aulis of tli« Primary Erection and *np- poit the nominees of the.|Ktrtv. lv Birt. Barnweli, 8. C.. June, 2f> h. K*K1. • Having Iwen aollelted by many frienda to make tbe race for County Superin tendent of Education, I respectfully announce myself a candidate for same, subject to the rules and regulations of tho Demaiiralin Primary Election and pledge m\seif to abide by tho result* and support tlie nominees of the party. D. W. Black Jr.' Barnwell, 8. (’•., April 2Uh, KKXh I respectfully announce rnii-eif a candidate for reelect ion to the otllce ol County Superintendent of E.lnratlon, subject to tne rules and regulation* of tbe Democratic I’rimary Election, end pledge invaelf to abide bv the reaults anij.. to sgppoit the . iiominpes of tlie party, B. M.Darlington. Tliher, S. C , April 21. IDOG. I respectfuiiy announce myself a candidate for Countv Superintendent of Education, anblect to the rttii s and regulations of tlte Democratic party. 1 pledge myself to ahidt bv tlte result* of Hie Primary election and to aupport tlie nomim es of thy Party. Having rocciveffa testimony of prn- tlclouey from one- of the leading South- erv*--tHifteraitle*“V*vryTarTy in life, ami after live years’ experience teaching, hath in pahiic sc’tooU-eml in one of the- leading business college* of tlii* State, mv entire a-piration is based up on the office, of Superintendent of Barnwell County. Hoping to etc nnd to be heard hv many of iliociMxen* of said county al the campaign meetings, | am. Your obedient servant, ' 7 ^ r 1... A. B. Apple. , The length of candidate cards la Huts Rbd to 34$ Inctie*. FOR TlfK HOUSE OF REP RESENTATIVES. lilackviile, S. C. June ISth. 1906. IVe respectfully announce Mr. L. P. lloylston a-caudidate for the House of Representatives subject, to tlie rules a nd 1 egiitjAtToTis of tlie D> mocr.vtic primary elation, pledging IHm to ahtde. Iiy Hie result* aiiti to support, the. noil!iiAfesat-AifAhe-rrcrtr Many Friend?. Williston, H C., May 28th, 44^10., To the Democratic voters of Barn well County: Having decided to enter tlie race for the Hons* lit Rcpresenfarives I lierehc aanminee intself a euudidnte for tin* •ctme, snl.J-'ct t<> tlie rules »tn<i regula- tluu* of Hie •Detnocriuie Prlwary E^ec tl.m and pietlge myself to t.b’de hv the resuPa o( the same ivnd to support the uomiHcea of the party. R. M. Mixaon. Barnwell, S. C., May 23.1, IPOG. T respee.tfiillv announce mjself r candidate for re election tn Hie House of Represeniattve*. snhp ct to the rules and regiilationa of the Democratic Pri- marv eieVtion, and pletige myself to ahiile hy live ihsuIu andto support the nominee* of lire partv.^*' J. K Harley. — - Fairfax, 8 C., May 7f1V, ; iW6. I respectfully announce myself a camlhlate for the House oTReiiresenta- tives, sultjyef te the rules and regular tipns of tlie Djauocratic Primary Elec Hon and pieij^j! m\ sett to abide by tlie result, ai.d to’Wfqarrt the nominees of tint-party. ' t ' » — - B. F. Tlioma*. FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE. Barnwell, 8. C M May 11th, 1900. f re*peciJhHy announce invsoif * iMndidafn fnf recletHion to t|io office of Judge of Probsto for Barn well Coun ty, *ntd«ct to thfrTuhJ* and regulatlena f t the Itemqcratlt: primary, and pledge UJvself to abide l»y the result and to support tlte nominee* of the party. John K. 8nclling, FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. Kline, 8. C , May 11th, l!k.0. f am a candidate for Auditor, I pledge to abide tbe rule* of tlie Demo cratic party. __ N. F. Kirkland, Jr. Barnwell, S C , May &th,4P06, — I respectful)v nnnnnnon mvaelf a enudidate for the office of Auditor for Barn weD Comity, suiiject to the rule* and regulations of tlie l)i:mociittic Pri mary, pledging myself to abide by its results and to support tlie nominees thereof, and giving my belt services to tho State and l.'outr.f, If eiei*tf>d. <’. W. Moody. - JBarawcii, J S.sC , April 17th, I'JOfl. ’T re«t»e..tfnlly announce myself x candidiite for reelection to ihehfUoe of Auditor of Barnwell Cmmty, aiitijeiyt to 'the rules and rcgMIiition* of rhe Demol ratle P.irty. 1 pledge myself to tfhhlc •>>' the results of (Ire Primiwv Eleetiou and to support the nominee* of the party. , . Very respectfully, —\ b. W. TroJtl. Barnwell, S. C., April 9iJi, 1906, ? I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of County Auditor. In so doing I wish to say to ibc voters ami tax payers of old Barn well county that the duties of the oT- Itce in which i am working and to which I aspire are such It will be Im possible foi me to make a oanvas* of tlie county. If elected 1 pledge you my very best services. ' 1 make till* announcement subject to tlie rplos and regulation* of the Dcin- ocratlo primary, pledging myself to’ rfhlde by the results, and to support the uomihecs thereof. ? ' ' Very regpectfnlly, Buy n paekago of in a whip that everywhere. I A." BARNWELL, S. C. 41 7 Barnwell, SC, March 28lh, 1D0C. After, Autreful consideration of tlie good v.Tatiea and *«riicitat.inna of my friend* In all section* nf Hie County I respectfully Krtnounce myself a candi date for the, office of County Auditor, subject to tlie rule* and regnlatVona or Hie Democratic Primary electlohnmd pletlging myse|t to flbl.fe.^jtJi* DS'kit*. end to sopjicrf the nominees of the 1 party. Siuceiely appreciating the many assurances of' support given mo and pledging my best services fo “the tifate and Com.tv, if elected, I am, , * Very aineerely, M. J. Pate. Barnwell. S. C., March 27th, 1900. I respectfully announce myself a 'caniHdatc for County Auditor, sutiject to the rules and regiilationa of the democratic Party. I p'cdge mvself to abltle by Hin results of the Primary Election and support the nominee* of the parly, if elected I slia!) g fully give my best effort* to the (lit charge of tny duties. R. VF. Riley. Robbins, S. C., May 7Hi. 19' jj, I rc'|>ectfiilly aiinonnce inysffif a~ regnlxtlon* of tim Ireniocratlc Party candidate for thirli.iuse of Representa- liv* s. sutij-ct to the rule* and regula tions «t Hie Deniocratic Trim try Llec- tiun, aiut pledge my self trritbidu bv Xtw result and to support the nominee* of the party . — ' ; . J. C. Griffin.* » Karnwell, 8. C„ April 23.1, HK)tJ. I respectiully announce mvself a candidate fui the Hou-e of Representa tives,'subject to the rules and regula tions of me Democratic Primary Kl.-c- thrnr pledairtti mv&etf u> al>Ph» by fihe re*ult* and to support tite nominee* of Lbs. party. - . -v A. Beth one Patterson. FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR The State Summer School for coloaed t—eHer» will lie held it Darlington, 8 C July tH to August 25 Railroad tare •••■■Hanuiraea-— - Tim wunmar exnuraton train host ness had a h-ad on tlmea on Fridiry which wounded tlie pocket nerve of the getter up -thereof about seventy five doHar* worth One third mike charge forNi round trip train between Dunbarton Xml Sumter was paid for two weeks ago when tin* contract wa* mad*. The train reached Dunbarton on Hum, hut the t.\vo thijd* balancivmoney did not materialize and the train went East empty, learning the pocket of the IVotessor in like con dition. - ' * ^ The Barnwell Oil Mill is the busiest pi ice in thi* neck of tli« wimd*. The entire plant is being renovated and made better than mw Next season farmers w ill not have to'walt until to morrow or next dav to get their cotton ginned. Tbe ginnery audnil mill will he operated by separate engine* with ample power to keep hntlt hbiy. The ginnery will have a canaeltv of forty bale* daily, and will be operated at. night when necessary to accommodate it* patron*. » 1 X The manager.Air. II W Quinn will he the right man In thwr^gbt place. He ha* had year* of exjmrTeiiee (liiotigh yet a handsome young tmehclorl know* what (bdo and does it with -ready en- Washington, D C. May 14, 1906 I respectfully annonnee tny .candi dacy for re-election to Congress, from the Second CongreMlonal District of South CarolinH In doing so, I ask that my conuitueiits examine into my record o f only a few month* as their Representative. I have been and am now embarrassed by reason of tlie con test. for mv seat which seriously affects mv Influence and mv efforts in behalf of my people. With ttiy expeilence, I am sHU.-lLd that 1 cau and will repre- coillsiori with hard sent you tmire advajitageousiv 1« ihe future than I have done in the past. - I make this announcement subject to the iiiles and regqiaiions of the Demo- critlo primary, pledging myself to abide by the '’re-nlts, and to aupport the nominee* thereof. Very respectfully. J O. Patterson., T hereby annhunco mvaelf a candi date for Congtes* from Hie Second (Jongresalonai District of South t.’aro- llna. snbjec.t to tlie rnles of the Demo cratic Primary. Butler B. Hare. i respectfully announce tnvself a candi late for Gongreaa in thu Siecond District of South Carolina and pledge mvself to abide hy the rules and regti- latiqu* of tbe Democratic party and to support tho nominee* of Ha pri mary election. G. L Toole. ±—Blgtiii willc, 8--fr-J-nirtrXTlIf. TflT'O. —l-respectfu+ty arm On nee mvstlf ai-itn- didate lor the otlice of (Jount.v—Sojier- rMthjert tn Hie rule* anu rcgnla tions of the Penrnubutr-Prtrrnry JClec- tiwn, pledging mvself to abide bv the result and to supnorLAhe noinit.oe* of A4hj paTty. Barnwell, S. C.. 22J Mar,1900 l respectfully announce mv-elf a CandidateJor the rdPce of County su pervisor, subject to the rule* and regu lation* of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to abide—bw the result and to support tlie nominee* of tlie party. T. D. Johnson. Allendale, S. C., April 23, 1900. I respectfully announce myself a 1 candidate for tlie office of County 811- i pervianr of Bainw-nM County, suiiject to the rules and regnlathMis of tho Democratic I'riniary Election* pledg I ng my seif to abide by the resulta and trt support the nondnee* of the party. I am a son of the Tate Mr. jobn A Have* and hnjie to receive the support of hit many trlcnda. - W. A. Havet. i Barnwell, S. C„ April 10th, 1906. I respectfully announce myself i •candidate for Couucy Supervisor, eub jeet to Hie rule* and regulation* of the Democratic primary, and pledge my self to abide by tlie result and to «up- poft the hominbe* of the party. i'rustlng tlint my ndminisiratton of Hie office may h* endorsed and ap- provefl by mv reflection and pledging my experience and beat endeavor* if reelccteil. ^ Very reapcctfully, — > J. B. Morris. BarnwelL'ff. C.; April !>tb. 1900. ' TOR MAGISTRATE. .. r —; = • . •. I respectfully nnnnunce mvself a candhkrtw for re election a* Magistrate rtfllunbarton, subject to tlie rules and nnd pledge myself tDMipport the notni nets of the priiunry —- F. O. Brablnim. 1 am a candidate for Magistrate Jar- Four Mile, imff pledgOj bi abide ttie roles of the Democratic, pariv.. T. 8 Dunbar. s Wllllston, S. c ', June 16. 1006. I respectfully announce mjKelf a cHjijlidate fur rc-clectiou to the office of Magistrate at. Wiltiston, sulject to the rub s and ►ogwintion* of; Ute Democrat ic Primary election. pletTgTi g mvself to abide by the result* ami to support the nominess of the party. J \V. Jotinaqn. I do hereby nn nun nf'br rnyTelT a can- < I (date for the office df Mughtrate at Dimer, 8 C. in the coming I’rToiary and pledge myself ro wtiide hyDrO rules and regtitatioiis of the Democratic Thirty and support tlie norntncea there of. -TT7W miams, June, 18 tii 19'6. Ulmer. S, C. June 8th 1906. I rospeetfully announce mvseif a canilidatc for the offfite of Magistrate at Ulmer, suiiject t > Hie rule* and regulations of the Itammcrntlc party and pledge myself to abide bv the re sults of the primary election anfl to support the nominees of Hie party. W. L. Brtnt. Biackville, 8 C.. June 4. lOt-l}. f hereby announce myself a candl- didate for re-election a* Magistrate at Biackville, S. G , subject to the rniea and regulation* of Hie Democratic Pri mary, and p'edge myself to abide hy tlie resu'ts and to support tbe nomi nee* of tbe party. A. P. Woodward. 'WHY HAS Sold 25 Car Loads of Slock This Season? Because Both His Stock and Prices ara Right. Jusf Received:. - cm MlfLCS. rein horses jWI Good, Sleek and Straight# Also Sew Car of Wagons ‘Brown’ Hake ■ And one-horse Wagons that are Beauties, • Car Load Nellie King Flow*. 'With Whittle’s Stock, Wagons and Plows Best Cropi can be made at least expense of labor. ■ WHITTLE’S STABLES, BIACKVILLE • S. C. I. F. STOX^ S0NS. CORNER CLARK STREET -BLASKVILLe, - * ■'"r.55 - ^ Arc now completely ready for the Fall and Winter and offer .. .V; V. •T.’WOi ■ ; 'x —in all ii-nefl of* Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing^ -Boots, Shoes, Hots, Caps, ^Furniture, Groceries, To- haeeo^ flifftirH, rmpilrnry^ J Glassware, Hay, Grain, Etc. I rcsix'ctfwlly announce myarlf n c „ndid*t«i for tbe offiiie of Magistrate at candidate for Uottnty Superriaor, aub- FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Barnwell, 8. C., May ,28th, 1»I0. Fha pcop-'e an rejoice that It- Georgia from h'‘* fe t nnd com; bacirto ‘ upipineca of the party ui'Ahcr Tdltuito sapdi, . ■v , r . ^ JsR. An to* and ail Bamwc.i . marr r**Joti*e that h.* has wiped tlie cUv of | aliide abide by- the remit* of tbe Primary Ki'euf.lon.antl to support the nominee* of tTie party. ,, Having served for three year* and threii inomhi in charge of tii* chain I. respectfully announce mvself, j». gang and a« manager .of road work lanAidate for reelectlon tio the office of | with HupervDor O W. Barker 1 feci t^ounty Trea?nr. r. subieyt^to. 01# ruloai tte/fetintraamoetw^r n. .h« _ inlipiiien nf *he Di'iina r.'iTTr +TT-^; ttuti** of the oflice-aM.il if elected will eJertlon, pfertging mvaelf to give mv best gjid most faithful aer- t«y the result and (upport tbe j vice to the public. ' ^ [ s Very slncerriv, Barnwell, 8. 0 , May 23d, KHAi. I respectfully announce mvself a candid itc for the office of Magistrate at Itaiuwell, subject to the rutt* and reg illations of Hie Deniocratic Primary election, nnd pledge mvself to abide by tlie re-uit and to *upt>ort Hie nomineca of the party. I. L. Attaway. Biackville, 3. C. May 14th 1906. I respectfully announce mvaelf a candidate for the office of Magistrate at Blackvillu. subject to the rules and regiilationa of the Democratic party and pledge myreif to abide by tho re sult* of tlie primary election and to support tbe nominees of the party. If elected I promiso that right siiaN triumph over might in uiy territory, J. W. Hair. Barnwell, 3. C., May 8th. 1900. I re-poctfuliy announce mvaelf a h-ct to the rule* and regulations of the u i a j,i OJW Dciina raltefjarty. I pledge mvself to gp „tt 03 the resnft* and to -aupport the noml neea,af the pirty. Btrnwell, subject to the rules and reg “Primary pledging-myself to abide by 'J 17 • ■ ■ ■ .. . -- -- i ■' - -".7’ 7 We Invkc, with confidence, special attention to our ITvw niturc, which will.make imy home comfortahlc and b&ntt* ful; to our Clothing, which will defy the Winter’# cold and double good lookw; nnd to our Shoes, which will make your way nnd walk through life nn^ttsy progress* WE CLIMB HIGHEB •X~ "w: It gives me grent nud Biw^cre plciwnrc to notlaj mjr friends and his friends that I have «(ecnred the services of Capt, UrDtinn as salt*man, in order to do justice to constantly increasing ImBiness. With his help and assisted by Messrs N. G. W. Walk er and I. L. A,ttaway I can serve all in.<j<an>sd-of the 1 Mules and Horses that can be bought from Kentucky Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good arc their mf* terial ami workmanship. . ■ m Comfortable and elegant Buggies and Harness, 1 . . .“I*** • - . tT '—- ft. J. DUnoodv' R. E. Morria. MurrD, 6. C., May 7th, lOofl. I r« , >*pectfuHy“'!(miounce myse'f r:indid*te for r|ie ofll'.** of M*giatrate#C B irwwll, auhjaai «*> iha *wlaa ■uS'Tvy iilsHoo* of the Dcmodratpi Primary ElaoUon, and pledging myarlf to abida bv the rvsnit and 10 aupport th# notni- "~' f **‘** #.v, as the best life insnrance against accident. Don’t.be blind to your interest, come and .prise you with satislactien CHAELIE BEO