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TJ^e Barnwell People. THURSDAY JULYla 1»QC. — ? RATES OP SURSCBIPWOTI. la Advance, per Annum . .|1.80 On .12 00 TKACUKR W'A^'rET). Flrfct Cta»* TeaHier U wanted for tterculea'Pdfellc ScLool, Apply to 3. A. Morrlt,— Barnwell, S. C. .In«t received—A lot af Victor Rec ord*: 8 inch 35 cental 10 Inch 60 cents. tVme and make selections earlt; they Hi all standard machines. Call on J. R Harrison, Barnwell, S. C. To Music Lovers—Have you heard the Victor Talking Machine? It is the Best. Call and be convinced—$17, $22, $30, $40 and up. J. R. Harrison, Barnwell, S. C. WANTED—A hustling representa live to sell City lots, in the best prop ositlon ever offejsdL— i Best Contracts given, and all in- qniiies clieerfuUv answered. southern Real Estate & Loan Co. Tifton, Ga. All road* led toward Mlilettevllle yesterday. - Mr. A. M. Odom of Lauglcy was a welcome caller on Friday. Mr. WalterCare was the naa friend to brighpen our list week's busy day. Senator Tillman Ja tq speak at Barn- wnll to day and at Bamberg tomorrow. So far yellow jack has not succeeded iu entering the United States ibis sum mer. t Picnics and politics are now the or der ot the day and the dream of the night. ' . A call from our good friend Mr W. G. Harrison silver lined Saturday*^ clouds. sold in New 24 cents per table Turks arc lulled States COLORED TEACHERS. The State Summer School for colored tearhars will be held at Darlington, 8 C'Jitly 28 to August 25. Railroad fare will be one and regalrr rate plus 25 trouts for the round trip. Board for the session at $8 60. Seventeen courses of study,. Those expecting to attend notify J. L Cain. Darlington, fcb C. —B. M. Darlington. C.'S. E. TO THE VOTERS OF BARNWELL COUNTY . r Ulmer*. S C.—It has been narrated. that I haYa willulra.wn from the for Stip"rintehdeiit ol Kdncatlbn, hr.t I wish to Inform the voters of Barnwell County that Itrave not withdrawn from the race, and that it Is not mv aim to do •n until afur the primary i» oyer. Illness of my wife ha* prevented wo from visiting overjhe County, as much a* 1 would have liked to v but I will be it Allendale. Aug 4th. and hope to see timnv of the citizens of Barnwell County on that date. Yrrarr'verytnirv", A. B. Apple. NEW ^bVERTISEMENTS. If L O’ Ban nonM aster.—Home stead Notice J. K. Snclling -Two ('Ration*. _ <! A.-J S. C. M. A. # -W'r-'i+trmrttC—' ^VeTsh Neck High School. i Hjirrl-on Randolph— College of Charleston ; ^ The Candidates are getting busy in Aiken County. Mtdalr & Porter—William Tell Ftoor —V^—7«= W. L. Frederick—Candidate Card. M B. Fnrse, J. F. Thomson.—Final Discharge. DR. J J. E. MILRODS. MIITIl SUBCBH. BLACKV1LLE, S. C. Will be at bis Barnwell office every -Monday and Tuesday, and at his home office "in Blackville every .Vridav and Saturday. That first Texas bale York on Monday for pound. Miss Martha Ayer Duncan is visiting her aunt, Mrs. il. W. Richardson, in Columbia.' A good many unspeaka slipping into the ""U through Mexico. Mrs. J. Lesseman and children of Charleston «re visRInglllr. and Mrs. M. F. Hair of WUlistou. Choleta of a virulent type has broken out in the Philippines. Several Americans have died of it. Government scientists have named twenty eight .species of small birds that eat the Texas boll weevil. Misses Canie andTfaTile Armstrong have returned from very pleasant visits to relatives iu Augusta and Olar. Mr. Emmett Sease, who never forgets to uIvidtrgood things with us, added a fine Kolb Gem to our Friday feast. —r f . ’ .. Mr. Leroy Molair left on Monday for a month's stay with relatives and friends ia Virginia and Washington. The Annual Sunday School' Pic Xlc ntc r htd Chjij^dcwiW btr <rnjnrffiT t(>- •morrow by all so fortunate as to attend. Bennie Davies, Charlie Falkensteln aruLChariie tlwens leave today" Tor a trip to New York via Savannah steam er. . Why is it that "the associated press reports tell less ot Crop Conditions in, tire South West than of riots iu Rus sia. Several obituary notices nhd 'un avoidably post pound publication utit til next week. -4 _ Ckpt. W. J. Bandera and family ar* 1 nt their ideal tuoimtain home at Hen dersonville. N. C. for rba heated term, where Cadet George is making life hrTght’wTt& perfect pleasure to visiting colic gematea. , Mr.-GeorgeB Todd of Robbins has purphavd the Glendale l>*iry herd and leased the Glendale farm for. a term of rear*. Next week he will move back to hit old home, Barnwell, and enter upon the management of this very val* uuble property. The herd is one of the highest grade collection* of thoroughbred Jersey cat- tie In the United States and under it* pew management the splendid" stand ar4 of the sedulously I. Bonner Is visiting rela- friends at Ellen ton this » IlfllUlf $8T the Candidatefc WAV.S4J^*^ f rrHx’WlTB'iris pare p u:t yory of tne'people keep r F. Ijotig of IVl/Tr spt tfheyiHayat the primary a a week with hi* father’s family. A FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby givcp that fhc nm derslgned will on * ” Monday, Jttly 16th, 1606, JReK^tD^Dwcrmrnt* with TfOnTJoItr R. Siteiling. Judge of Probate for Barn well COUhlyTHmra tVpiv for letter* dlsmlssory a» admlnDtratrlx of John H. Z iseetl, deceased ——— yim. India Zi»«ett. - / * - ' "'Administratrix. June AHt, 1906.' '7 The first new bale of Texas cotton .wax shipped f rom BrtTWTre\ I!re7oirTlm 4th inr>t.. about a week later than last year's first. *. Master Henry S Ilartaog Jr. of Fort Smith; Aik., has been dur“ handsom est this, week visitor, a mamy little gentleman, v .Aw'the nenilCf IfttJ i!Ge rarm a, • » - - tty ut the primary true verdictj give. There will be a Basket Pic Nie and danc£,at the old Mathew#, >1111* ti*e miles from Wiliiston, ou July 5t»th. i'he public invited < * Misses Beulah Grimes and Annie Liaiford ol Ulmers returned home Mon day alter a two weeks visit at Mr. and Mrs. Washington iialfoids. Married, at the Methodist Parsonage Sunday evening at 7 p. m. o’clock by R'-V* Rv-An—Yrnigue. J1 iss bailie E. Hartzdg to Mf Ih ffl tro DiTV— Col. Ijumpkln^s withdrawal from the senatorial race leave* Senator Till man a deliberate ride oyer the track from Trenton to Washington. Two line Luiig Bfanch lads, Freddie and Lennie Birt, called , to see us on Friday. They well ami wisely prefer country life to u>wt, existence. - We publish on first page Senator nilmatt’a speech delivered on Saxurdav to a gathering of lour thnnunil peoptr atcatrdy Fril. Greenvdile County. County crop f'liis coorrty wttl not |iverak e above l half the usual yieTH of ctWn and cotton, • mlel&M some miracle come. al.iLLg- 7C*)TrRobert Aldrich is off to hi* sum mer hupne #t rtAtim* V t: , Ua. will be jolue 1 happy stay on Mrs. L. tires and w'(*ek. 7 - ■ MrJ. W. Browning and family are at Sullivans Island for a few day*. Mrs* Leonard Kelly is spending a week or ten days at Sullivans Island. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Buist and Mr. and Mr*. T. Attaway, of Barnwell, and MrL S. Davis, of Augusta, were the guests of Mr IT. K. Bulst on Sund ay. Mr. and Mr* Herman Nachman of Slonx City, Iowa, aro ,vi*Ring rela tive* here teds Week, Mrs Nachman was formerly Mi«* Lena Brown; daughter of Mr and Mrs. Simon Brown. Mr*. J. II Levy* of Augusta l* the guest of Mr. and M rs Slnion Brown. Mrs, Isadora Brown and little son Solomon have gone to Now York. Mi*s Ida Groves is visiting friends at Savannah. Mr. w. Easterling of High Springs and Mrs. F,. B. Good win, ot Paradise^ Florida,jrre visiting the Messrs; Stills x Stayor 7,. T Izlar, of Oeala, Florl.la, spent several days in town last week to the delight of hi* many friend*. Cantaloupe people arc getting busy how gathering and marketing lopes and the price* are encouraging Ivitli only a half crop in sight. It rained on the fir*t day of July, imd ha* been raining every day since and the crop prospects are nearly on a par wlth thirt of iS&i. Tlut year it was dry and tMr.TtoTBFvery wet. feynaxor ’ru 1 man -*vartrrvttcd to tpeak here, hut owing to the pressure of time and previous engagements he had to decline. _ Coiyitant. tvy^Ui* tainily after Sullivans Island. • PLANT POTATOES r i Thl* inontli is (he right, time to put nut sweet potato* plant* *nd- vttttw- In good land and tTMTIJed rlglit they will mature fine empa before frost. ’Sweet potato** are_good jo., eaU te fied ii<»ck-and to sell to town 'am! ..np peonle. ^Inoter- “feed their work mules on them. Barn ^teell grows the best In the world and the most to the acre. ihc Lue-ttrLAamn Oieen of Rich Land having gatherer! foo hitsheUJtfoia aue—am and Bamborg Conntlea ought to grow ^tnT, v *e> a hn'f wWion extra huahels for sale to up conn try mill towns and 100 in further North markets. - RUTA BAGA TURNIPS. Begin now to prepare a piece of stub ble land for turnips, "'e have am: made a failure with ruta haga turnip- lu many years—bv following this rule, Tlx.: Begin now by turning under all the stubbie and growth, then harrow smooth and then roll, or press, the soil down well with a smoothing hoard. If you are to n«a stable manure this should have been applied broadcast be fore turning the land. If you are to use commercial fertilizers we have found the following application aboutj right on land* growing from about 1, *00 to 1 500 pound* seed cotton per acre 10 4 acid phosphate, MO pouod*; cotton seed meal, 2( , 0 pound*! kaintt-, pounds. 'i bis fertilizer should he worked the land tl*e lOtltof Angtnrt cultevwhtrs ordisc harrows run over ■fTia land st least.once in every 10 days, from lime of breaking the land until last of August, when the land *ill be in thorough order sod in flue fix to reoeife the seed. Mark off rows about 20 lnol.es wide, drill the seed in the open trench and cover hv rumuitg^a coinmot. wheelbarrow down the trench —J.C. Strlbllng, Pendleton,S. C. LONG BRANCH CHURCH RESO LUTIONS. * t Death has again *i-ne«i "■ ^r- rl**l awav o.riXls’er Ann W.o’ev. Belt Resolved: That In the death fnl rti*ier'»V.*niey »»ur Vyuuich has lo-t a faitlifnl follower of the Ma*ter, that her noble Christian example and char acter assure it* that *he rests in that Home above prepared for the people of God. ■ ’ A , „ That we cktend our true thrUUan svinpatliv !«• the family and especially har hn-bai’d our aged brother, M r A. W’ooley, hoping that In hi* loneliness be will put his trust In the liorJ That a copy be sent to the Barnwri l Paortc and to the familv, also placed 4o our Jilnute Book . ... K Aa Hair. Z „ F. 11. Anderson. . Blnme OrntTe Jrrih-fitsdrj-dhe ’J'hiTl Jiegitnent W+t-ntrsin lor Xl.attanotiga, Tenn. hero thesuldicx boya'will get a- ffllt iu-te of camp life and tnllltary tiain -“g. _• .. ——"~ Mr. R. H. Covar, tyho fatally shot Air. J. T. Dark* In Grangcbnig a LVkha**beeu_ allowed Ond by Jadgwidautzier rn the sum of .3, up.) .—- . -r— Mr7AL.iJ. Pate is visiting his slater in Virginia, who 1* yirtte sick and whom he ha* not seen in eighteen year* tie expects to return within a week or ten days. A drummer, w ho bar travelled all Sntre and kept M* eyes op.id, *av* that M r. F. U Dicks «'f Rich Land ha* the bc-t crop between the “Blue RIJgOjjuid Bounfort. • -•» ' There were 15 new candidates in town on Friday, ten of them standing the competitive' examination for the Ctemson scholarship, four lor entrain e into Wiuthrop College and one toy the Oollege of Charleston. Mr D. Bronson, who was manager of the Barnwell Uii Mill last season, died In Asheville. N.C. la«t week after an illness of several month*. Mr. Bronson waS a native of North Carolina and a thoroughly com potent business man. Barnwell visitor* to Kllontnn on the fourth found only one thing there needing change They say that the line separating it. front Barnwell County slio tid be lifted Westward.To follow the middle of the stream ot the ^pper Runs. The withdrawal of CoTT W. W. fklu from the Senatorial race wil work no change in Senator Tillman’* "programme. He will meet all the »p pnintmenrs to speak already made ami attend other gathering* later until the State ia fully covered. Glendale produots^wllLJiG maintained. BLACKVILLE NEWS, FOR COUNTY SUPERIN TENDENT OF EDUCATION. Elko, B C., July 2nd 1006. At the solicitation of many friends I respectfully announce myself a eon- dJdate for County Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules and regulations of the DeinocnuUr 1’arty and pledge myself to abide by the re sult* of the Primary KcecUon and sup port the troiniuee* of the partv. u s. inn. Barnwell, S. C., June, 2fl’.h, 1906 Having been solicited by many friends to miike-the race for County Superin tendent of Education, l respectfully announce mvnelf a rftnilldste for same, sunject to the rules.and regulations of the llothee.rutie Primary Election sod pledge myself to abide by—th6, result* and suppoi t the nomiures of the party. D. W. Black Jr. Barnwell, 8. C., April 24th, 1906. I respectfully announce mrself a candidate for reolectlonAu tirc- ofUofr-of County Super!Titcii(lent of Education, subject to the rules and jeguBiflohs of the- Democrstic Primary Election, and pledge mvself to aldde bv the result* and to support the nominees of tho party. R. M. Darlington. ^ Ulmer, 8. C., April 21, 190(5.’ J_ respectluUy anuonrrw; pjysclf a candidate fi>r Cpiinty. SiTperintendent of Education, stihjeut to the rules and reguintiona of tho Democratic parly. I pledge myself to abide by the result* of the Primary election and to support the nominee* bf the party. Having received a testimony of pro-, ficiency from on* of the leading South ern universities very early Tiidife., and after tlve^ years’ experience teaching, both in public schools and in one of tii* leading business cri^pgrrfaf XhJ* -SttUe-,-my-etrttre"ni pi ration is h«*ed up on tlie office of Superintendent of Barnwell County. Hoping to see and to bo heard, by many of the citizen* of said county.nt the campaign meetings, 1 am, J Your obedient servant, A. B. Apple. Ths length of candidate cards Is Urn* Red to 2'i Inches. FOR THE HOUSE OF RKT- RKSENTATiVES. Blackville, S. C. June DUh, 1966. 'We respectfully announce Mr. L. P. Boyl*ton a candidate for the ReprcseptHtives siipject to RED OAK NEWS. -MeM. ft. Beam ufltirSiffTT has been able to Mi«s Ada Morrl*, who quite sick for tlirce bc-hp again. * . - The good rafns are bvingfng the dead cotton and corn to life again an j the farmers are In better heart.— X. COURT HOUSE- A. ‘ MASS MEETING. Every patriotic-citizen of Barnwell Countv i* earnestly—solicited t'> attend a mas* meeting in the Q«nirt I louse In ItUrnwell-Ht lU-4-inS^—TtnWjHy^WT It o organize ?. Law and Order League, q'his movement has wrought great good In some of tho Southern State*.Ir. tho observance and enforcement of law, and will prove a great blessing to their State Let all who love their live*, liberty and property attend. O W. Gather. Chrm., Pro Temv CAMPAIGN MEETINGS. »A 11 emlsle.Saiu rdav .Angn sf4fh. Blackvlll*, Wednesday, August 8th. WillUton, Kri lay ViignO iltth news get* no ^n*. BaHweH, Wednesday Au^yuk mh. Trim ary- Election Auu. 2Sr~ i^oC^ ... C AN DID ATE-FGR T70N- f•'je«'peetfnlly announce my candi dacy for re.Hli-iqhoy to ( frmo tho* Second Congressional DtstrlCl of South T'aiolina In doing so, I ask that my constituents examlueiuto my rmir(U6f only n tow momha a* their ■Representative. I have been and ain mnw ionbarrassed by reason of the con-, te*t for mv seat" which seriously affect* <rtv influence and mv ctforyulu .behalf of my |>*ople._ Wifh my experience, I am satusllcd tlHtt-Ttavu and wyll repre sent you more ndvaiTtageon*! y tn the faturc thanj haveylone In the past. 1 make thU anununcehient subject to the rules and ro^ulatimj* of pt* i cratic primary, pledging myself to abide by the results, and to support the nominees thereof. «r * Very respectfully, J O. Patterson, 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for Congress from tho Second Congressional District of South Caro lina. subject to the rule* of the Demo cratic Primary. Butler B. Hare ilouso of the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary election, pledging him to abide by the result* and to support the nominee* of the party. ~ jfamy-IHftnair ^ " fliiUieieiy ^ r mnn.v n»*uranw* of WilllRon, 8. C., May 28th, 1906. voters of Barn- fOr county auditor. Kline, 8 C*. May lUh, 1906. I am a candldtite for Auditor. I pledge to abide the rule* of the Demo cratic party. N. F. Kirkland, Jr. Barnwell, tt.jCLj.Mnr 8th, UKK5. I rcape-ctfully an.hounc« myaelf a andblate for the office of Auditor fur Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulathm* of the Democralic Pri mary. pledging myself to abide by its result* and to support the nominees thereof, and giving my best services to the State and Count}*, if elected. • • • —^ UsWrMoortT. Barn well, 8. C., A pri I ITtfi; 1999" I rcgnectfully announce myself a candidate for reeloctlon to the office of Auditor of Barnwell County, subject to the rule* and regulations of the Democratic Party. I pledge myself to abide by the results of the Primary Election and to support the nominee* of the partv. Very respectful If, 8. W. Trotti. Barnwell, S. C., April 9th, 1996. I respectfully aunnunc* myself a andidatc for the office of County Auditor. In so doing I wish to sav to he voters and tax pavers of old Barn well county that the duties of the of fice in which I am working and to which I aspire ate.such It will be Im possible Tor roc to make a canvas* of rite county, if elected I pledge you mv very best services. 1 mbke thl* announcement subject to thc.rulcs and regulations of the Dem ocratic primary, pledging mvself to abide by the results, and to supi>ort the nominees thereof. Very respectfully, J. C. Keel. Barnwell, 8. O., March 2Rth, 1906. After careful consideration of the good' wishes and solicitation* pf. mv friend* in all sections of the County I respectfully announce myself a candi date for the office of County Auditor, subject to the rule* and regulation* of the Democratic Primary .election and pledging myself to abide by Us results and to support the nomj’nw of thn To the-Democrntic well County: Having decided to enter tho raco for the Hoitsi of Representatives 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the *ame,..*uhjc,M to the rules and regula tions of the Domocrarlc Primary- Elec tion and pledge myself to abide by the results of the same and to support the nominees of the party. R. M. ilixson. Barnwell, S. C., May 23d, 1906. I respectfully announce myself_q. ca rulidow -foc-re-elecrrn rr to Tiie II on sc of RepresentaUve*. subjetd: to the rules and regulations of the 1 >einocratic Pri mary election, and pledge myself to abide hy the result* and to support the nominees of the party. J. E. Harley. 7 'Fairfax, 8 C . May 7fh, 1900. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the House of Roprcsenta- iives,..subjecf to the rule* ami "regula tions Af tiie Democratic Primary F.lec tlon and oledire mvself to abide fry the 'result And to support the nominees of the party. ■“ R.-F. Thoma*. Robbins, S. C., May 7th, 1906. ^X-JjespwtJoHir-tftmnTiTH^ myself n cjiinliiLuo-for the House of Represcnta- Ttves. subject, to the rales and regula tions of tiie Deuvoe.ratio Primary Elcc- Gunynnd pledge myself to abide by tho result and to support the_ nominees of the party:— J. C. Griflin Barnwell. S. C.. April - I reoptw^ftiHy vtuigpiince myself a ‘mptdlrtttte for the House of RpprV?efita- TIVps, subject to tire rule* and rogula- Uous fluir, plcdy lne, mvaciG to atiiibft by. the rcMilts and to suppopt tiie aouilnoc* of the party. i A. Betlmne Patterson. 1 FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR Union Meeting* will be held at Great SaltkehJitchlo, Ghent’s Branch and Healing Spring* Churches on 8atur- dSy and Sunday' July 28 29. Pro gramme will bs published later. Each church is entitled to five delegate* and it I* earnestly desired that the churches will be fully represented. I respectfully announce mvself a candidate for Congress iu the Sacond District of South Carolina and pledge myself to abide by the rules and regu lation* of the Democratic party' and to support tho nominees of its prl-s mary election. > • G. L. Toole. I respectfully annotyjfe myself aenn- didate-tor the office of County Super visor. subject to the rule* and regula tions of tin! Domocratio Primavy Eicc- tlon. uiedirinff mvi.cl r tn ahiilii hi ifiT to support the nominees of tho party v George W. Bodiford. Barnwell, S. C.~. 22d May, 19u6. I respectfully announce myself candidate, lor the office of County Su pervisor, subject to the rule* and regu lation* of the Democratic, Primary Election, pledging myself to abide by the result, and to support the nominee* of the party. , . T. D. Johnson. ' % find 'vc throw in a whip that retails for 50c. everywhere. appreciating the support given me and pledging my best services to the State and Counfv, If elected, I am. Very lincorely, M. J. Pate. Barnwell, S. C., March 27th, 1906. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for County Auditor, subject, to the rules and'' regulation* of the Democratic Party. 1 pledge mv*elf to abide hy tho result* of the Primary Election and to support, the nominees of the party. If elected I shall grate fully glvfe.tpi heat effort* to the dfls 'cTfargc of my duties. R. W. Riley. FOR MAGISTRATE. Wiliiston. S. C., .Inly 9th 1906 T announce mvself * Candidate for Magistrate at M’illlston, Subject to the rule* of tho Demoerate Primary. W. L. Frederick I respectfully" announce mvself a candidate for re election a* Magistrate at Pnnltqrlun.'irntiject to-the ru4»*-*rv4 regulationa of the Democratic Party and pledge mvself to support tin; nomi nee* of the primary——-—-—— F. O. Brabham.— 1 nm a candidate for Magistrate for Four Mile, and pledge to abide the rule* of UiaJJemObfftHc-rntrtr. 7 ; » '» * Dunbar. Wiliiston, S. C., June 16. 1906. I re«pertfuUv—anabnafto myCHL J: ciliUlliHiiTe VorVe^IectTOn to Hie office of Mftgistmtsnrt Willfsion. subject to the ruin* and regulations of the Democrat ic Primary election, pledging mvsplf in as of I he Danmcratic Prl .narg—EW-d-to-abblc by the result* and to *uppo<rt Abe nomines* of the pnrtr. J. W. Johnson. ■ i- rU> hereby announce'myself a can dldate for Jhe offii-e of Magistrate at Ulmer, S C. In the nmiliTg Primary and pledge myself to abide by the rules and regulations of the Democratic Blackville, S. C. June ■i.Iili-.lltbA. ^ Partv sml-snpprrrtrthe fiJmSTnce* there of. L. U. William*, Buy a package of m ST IM I BARNWELL, S.X\ •l WHY HAS W hi I Sold 25 Car Loads of Stock This Season? Because Both His Stock and-Prices are Right* Just Received: > ^ CARS MULES, WJfQFr CAR HORSES All Good, Sleek and Straight* * Also New Car ol Wagons ‘Brown’ Make - Anil one-horse Wagons ‘Virginia’ Make, Buggies that are Seauties, -Oar Load Nellie King Flour. 'With "Whittle’a Stock, Wagons and Plows Best CroiM can be made at least expense of labor. (■WHITTLE’S STABLES, BLACKVILLE S.O. . I. F. STILL & S0NS. —GBMERXLRRK STREET AND RAILROAD AYENUt T - BLAeKviLLe, - - s. e., Arc now completely ready for the Fall and Winter -in alt lines of- FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Barnwell, 8. C., May 28th, 1906." I respectfully announce mv*elf a candidate for reelection to the office of County Treasurer, •ublect to the nil e»- and regulation* of4he Democratic Pri mary election, pledging mvself to abide hy tire result, and support tho nominee* of the party. J. B. Armstrong. FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE. Barnwell, 8. C., May 14th, 1906. I‘ respectfully announce mvself a candidatef or re.elcotion to the office of Judge of Probate for Bnriiw*ell Coun ty, subject to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic Primary, and pledge 'myself to abide by live result and to support the nominees ofjhe-party* John K. Snclling. Allendale, 8. C., A,pril 23, 1900. I respectfully announce myself 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 the results and to support the nominees of the party. I am a son of the late Mr. John A. Hay©* and hope to receive the support of hi* many friends. W. A. Hayes. Barnwell, 8. C., April 10th, 1906. FINAL DISCHARGE. Cant W. W. ’ Adam*, formerly of- this Countr, died suddenly of apoplexy in Columbia on Sunday morning. He went from Bamberg 27 years ago to be come a private iu the Penitentiary (Liard ami had rl»en to the rank of Uaptaln commanding it. He U sur vived hy his widow, four children, one •Uter and two brother*. Nobles I* hereby given^ that Jhe un Col. George Bell Timmerman x>f der«igned Will on Sattirdav. Anga*t Lexington commatidlng thw South i mh, 1906 (Ho their Anal account with Carolina Division of United Son* pf Hoo. John K. Snelling. Judge of Pro- Confederate Veteran* ha* appointed a* bate for Barnwell County and apply the Board of-Trustees to manage the for letter* dismUsory a* Committee of limthee* of the Organization Alfred.!. J„w. Eurae, deceaied. Fox of Lexington for one year. J J.t - ^ M. B. Fnrse, IlCSwalosif GreenvlU*. for two year* J J. F. Thomson, and C. |jlt JUkldJiltllloJor three {- ^oa^phtte j eara. jabr nur; vm. I-respectfully announce myself a candidate for County Supervisor, sub ject to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic primary, and pledge my self to abide by the result and to sup port the nominee* of the party. Trusting that my administration of tiie office may be endorsed and ap proved by my rueteotKm mod pledging my experience and beat endeavors If reelected. Very respectfully, , J. ft. Morris. Barnwell, S.C., April (Jib. 1996. I respectfully announce^ my*$lf a candidate for County Supervisor, sub- jee» td'the rule* and regulations of the Democrat©- party. I If led g e hi v set f to abide by the result* of the Primary Election and to support the nominee* oLtbc party. Having served for three year* «nd three months In cliarge of the chain gang kud as manager of .road wTVrir with ttuperyUor O. W. Barker I feel perfectly competent to discharge the duties of the office and if elected will I gtvv. my best and “most faithful ser vice to the public: ~June, 18th I9Q6» — ..Ii Ulmer, S. C. Juno 8th 1900. . I respectfully jumourree mvself candidate for the office of Magistrate at turner, subject to the rules and regulation* of tbe Demoerate partv and pledge myself to abide bv the re sults of the primary election and to support the nominees of the party. W. L. Brant. Blackville, S. C.. June 4, 1906. I hereby announce iriy*n!f a camll- didate for rc-election as Magistrate at Blackville. 8. C., subject to the rule* and regulations of the Democratic Tri- marv, and pledge mvself to abide hX the results and to support the'nomi nees of the party. A. P. Woodward. Bwfnwell, R, C., May 23d, 1906. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for tho office of Magistrate at Barnwell, shhject to the rules and reg ulations of the Democratic Primary election, and pledge myself to abide hy the result and to support the nominees of the party. _ * I. L. Attaway. TV* Blackville, 8. C. May 14th 1906. I re*peetfully announce my*elf a candidate for the office of Magistrate at Blackville. subject to the. rule* and regulation* of the Dcmovratfc party and pledge myself to abide by tbe re- snhs of the priniary election and to support the nominee* of the party. If eluted I promise that-right shall triumph over might In my territory, • J. W. Hair. Drv Gooda. Notions. ■ Boota, Shoes, FurnitRre, Gi'oeeries,—TtF bacco, Cigars, Crockery, Glassivarc, Hay, Grain, Etc., Etc. We invite, with confidence, special attention toourFay^ niture, which will make any home comfortable and beauti ful; to our Clothing, which will defy tbe 'Winter’8 cold and double good looks; and to btir Shoe*, which will maim your way and walk through Jife an easy progreta. i Vary alncerely. Barnwell. 8.C., May 8th, 1906. | I respectfully announce myself candidate for the olftce of Magistrate at Barnwell, sublet to the rule* and reg illation* of the D^mncratlc Primary Kbction, pledging myself to abide by tbe result* and to tupport tbe nomi nee* of tire party. K. E, Morris, Morris, 9. C.» May 7lh, 1900 " t re«pectfaHy announce mv*«H i candidate for the office. of-M gglrtrate at Barn wall, *ul>j<et fl» thf'roii* and rr, illation* of the DeuoaiMtio Pritoa Election, and pledging myself tv abide by result and to support the. nomi nee* of ih* Iff CLIMB HIGHER I EVERY YEAR. <$><$><$ It gives me great and sincere pleasure to notHy my friends and his friends that I have accured the services of Capt. U. Dunn as saleman, in oi*der to do justice to my constantly increasing husincss., < With his help airtltHNsistod hy Messm NT. CL W. Walk er and I. L. Attaway I can serve all in need of the Best Mules and Horses that can be bought from Kentucky to Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are their'* terial and workmaiishijC ’ ^ tl Comfortable and elegantliuggies and Harness, as safe as the best life insurance against accident. Don’t be blind to your itijprcst, come apd wf 1 * pnse.you with satislaetion. CIIAKHE S: W K. X -■ Vie