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I . 1 . r b« Barnwell People. 1'HUR.SDAY JULY 20 1906. \ RATES OF SURSCBimOH. I« Advance, per Annum rf 6 .. frr; .'|f.50 On Time........... .$2 00 r' PLANTATION FOR SALE. - (|4<1 Acre* of Uml. <1 welliuv: hotm« Ac in six tnileft of Barnwell Cftrtr^ House nn public road Kitntich rimlier on place to pay for property: whl tell for |(t.2A0. Address t*. O Box T7 ; k \ Augusta, Ua. «M * „ Just received—A lot of Victor Rec ords: 8 ljjc.iiJ3.mit*: lOlmdj 00 cent* f%<me arKr^ake selections canv; tlicy tit all standard machines. Gall on ' • J.-R Harrison, Barnwell. S. G. To Music Ijovers—Have yon heard the Victor Talking Machine? It is the heat. Gall and be convinced—$17, $2d, $30, $40 and up. J. R. Harrison,• v . Barnwell. S. C. McNA B A G ALHH ELL . r _ Akk Skm.ing BrvMFR Stioxa And Dre-js Goods AT COST ! BLACKVILLK NEWS. MV. K. O. Roland of Little Mountain, Hew berry County, aml^ brother of i*rof J. R. llolaud, principal Black ~vill« Graded School, will by'Jjusminster llamthctt^SiAsaittant aftefr- the lutli * Mr. J. Crawford Keys of Columbia was in town ofie day last week and hU many friends were giiid to sec him. Mrs. J. A, Cave of Batnwell. is visit ing her sister Mrs. W. B. Johnstnlp?' Mi»s lionise Boone of Cltarlusioii is (lieguestof Mi► s Surah Hammett. Mrs. John O'Gorman *n4-eM+dren of Aiken are viriiing relatives here. Mr. Hooper Outty™.of M-HuHHvpy-, ^ 2?. Florida, U here on a visit to Ida brother Howell C. Cliitty. Messrs J. A., IV S. and IV. L. Cave of Barnwell weie in town oh .Sunday and tin; guest* of Mr. J. L. Bulat The ball at 15rowti’s Jiall on last Wednesday night was quite an enjoy able afTair and the wee rma-ll hours of the uiurning caught the light fantnstic 't«te Uiiwearv ol the plea mi re of the d g/.y whirl. Inspired bv the strains ol sweet iim-ic luriilshed by n.ie ol Augusta's best string hands. Quite a uuii!her of visit«irs were present. \ . Mr. L. K. Oantalcr of Columbia was Ifa urw n on Sat IIrunv juid.^nday^ „ VR«v. John Glides (rf-.fone.boro I en nessee, once pa-tor of Bliickville Biip list church 1 was In town on Bumh.y and tilled the pulpit one night for Rev C M. Hlllinga Hi» iKinierpus file.iiis here Were gfail to ace and hear him again. ' y Miss Blanche Baxley l< visiting at JohusUin, S. C. knd4lepl.aibah. Gar Mlsa Annie Flnuket of Augusta is vUiting her sister .Mis C J. Mart.ii Ml»s l»ora McKow n, milliner for Mr. MwirKon. lelc for Grange burg Mon day inoriilng. .She will return about Sept. 1st. The excessive rainn and the going to piece* of the melon and cantaloup* ■aarket U*t week wa* quite .disastrous »o'th# growers In this acetiou coupled - «4*4t w-ehon crcpr —■ T~ 'I he general cnuilitions of crap« hav,* Improved some In the last week oi ten days, but the ridn still coniinnes mid the prospect for a rich and full harvest I* nut for.,It cbthlog to him lhal has l.ibored maiitialiy in the heat atid in the rain*. Mr. and Mrs. I. Rieji «f Orangeburg spent Monday in town with re la Uvea Gonstai.t. > AN MOSSY NKWS. Crops fit this sectiougro very pretty A ni"^ pic nic at. Treadway Church on the fBtlv lmU, was eupTyeiiL greaiir bv alt atrendtujf. R*»v. N. A llenihrick of Goluinbiii •uatated •qr paator. Rev. W. M. (fiov.u --- -hr-ttie^erjrexceHenr _ priitract;'xr'nTt (T- lug. _ ■Among the recent very welcome vis itor* lu this community were Mcs«is Oil* I’eeple*. ('f Augusta and Klias ilolman'of AlNhamii, and Misses Kilims Glover of August*. Fannie Krnm-dv oi Aiken, ilsmtiie Hohcrts of Atlanta. Mr* H erry Kargle and tdsihlren ol geanitevllle, and Mr and Kddie Kdmi- ficld of Augusta. —Mm~l , eaiie~Hnltimd'a visit to her HiiF. Bttlsi was In town day and Tnetday.' j / Charlie Falkenateltv Is pn*t oflicing again after aeelng Ne#>Ybrk stMhta a Hevr 8. E. PrentUa Jtdd Tlmtiv loft for their new hojmj vlp. Qjjaricstaa oit Thur*day. : X? r" ' ’ • • • : •' • - M r. George B. Todd-cante down from Robbins and took charge of hU Xllen- dale Dairy on Thursday, Tlie Rev. J. C. YOrfcite wlIL prcaok In the flirrnweH'Meth'ulist* Church on next Sunday night (July 29th) atSV.'JG p. in. Col. and Mr. A. T. Woodtvarrl apd 1-ftdy K lira belli will pas* through Barnwell on next Suirdav on train dn rqute to Aslie.ville/K. C. ~ c ". . r* , Married In George’s CreeK Township July 22. 1908 bv Notary Public IV. tj. Gnihhs Mr. Golie Bop da to Mh(* Esaio Branch each of Barnwell County/.’ Married In George’* Creek Township July 22. 1900 by Notary Public W S, tlnibla Mr.-Archie Sanders to Mis* Mattie Still each of Barnwell Countw. Mr* II. H. Easterling, Mrs. H. S. Mali icham p,M i»< Nora Cave and Mr. John M. Easterling left on Monday for h stay of several week* in tho land of the sky. Some Louisiana fknner (dainia to Tisve a'tarlety rtf cotton that i* proof a< r Hinst the bo LI weevil and other in sect pests. It i« called tho '‘Triumph” and makes a bale to the acre. Barnwell would be in midsummcir drtnes*(taring tiie absence of Com- I'.iniv E. at tiie Cldcamauga encamp ment. hut for the consoling presence of so many bright teachers ol youhg ideas. SlXJtuhAcrlber* thought pleasantly o.f I'UR f’Koer.R on Saturday, Messrs. IV Mv flair, B I). Bolen. E. R. Givens, R. K. Aliirlch. R. 8. Aldtlch and A. T. Woodward. Such good people are til!' salt of die earth, Friday wiis last week's fafrert day. Gur ntasons for writing I; arc tlwt lliere was mf rain in sight tnd two Ii lghtv good men. Dr. F. IF. Ro\*d of Anidetoii apd Mr. L. D Brabham of Klleumn were in town. ^ \ __JC— — •“ Ttfe Rsnuyeil (guards will leave on ‘‘The !"hort” tonrorrovv mqrnlnft- /*>r Columbia, wdier** th* Third Ilegitnenl will as-endde to go to Chlcamatrg;i I’ark, Ga., for a^pell of war schooling Ami these will bw no hotter company there than that of th.c BaruwaH boys. Tub Paorr.R is glad to know from tlm number of pic nic and hnrfceeufc- letter* rerelye l that its good friends aiu getting ail the Innocent enjoyment possible in spite of poor crop prospect* and warmThg po!TTTcal weather. But it lacks room to puhliah•■snlCh hungor and ueter producing ooaiinmucathnit.- 1’ hey are too mnnl'. Mr. Max Newherger of Savannah, who married Mias Rosebud* Levy, daughter of Gap’. J. H Lew of An- gusra, formerly of Blackvflle, was iimwiiod on Krldnr while 1 virfhatlilng at Tyhce. rlli* bod was burieil at Au gust a In their great and su Idea sorrow his surviving loved one* have the since est \ uTpatTry ol their muitltude of friends lion J. O Patterson was well re- eived hv tiie people last Friday. It veems to be ihe general sentiinent that he deserves a second term r.iid he will get it hv a large majority we believe. In, fact the voters in this section will not consider nnv caodidateagainst him this time, no matter how strong a man *1" urfM herFrr.m— rtW bam her g lleraid. A. NV. Knight, Editor, July It), 1007. The Baltkehatchie Agriculfiiral CliifV had the largest attendance in its his tory at last Fiidav's meeting and tho ph aapre and protit of the. day were in prr.portion. Farmer Leroy,Molalr who ha« ^o well and wisely and gei.‘*i‘euslv contributed to tne perfect enjoyment o; all previ'ius nieeliugs eas uriaJiT.nrnisjy mi-sed and a resolution to that cllVct, vide* *! the feylihg of his friends. A royal Welcome wait* his return from hi* summer outing at. hj^ okl Virginia home. A^erc earnest and cnihuslaGic *.'■% sion of the Barnwell Gountv Law an*l Order Laayne was liehl^at t'ne court on—d'-tn-vl iy - nf—JgKt week. ' A C*>nslitiition and Uy Laws were adopt? ed to guide tin? I.eugue In ryg fnTuFe w in k. and its career D full of promise f<rr good to the county in all ol its ip- tere»rs. Quite a number of uew names were..added to ’the li*t rf members. The next session Will l»e ireld at 12 M. on lirst Monday in August at the Court House. •Af Tbe w^^k's meel inc nt. Affr.rrV rWo»Ti- el r.htch licgan on Uid • s Uriday of July Most- TIME Scfi^RUY UFr » —4 \ Tli*? ttrsi County Campaign meeting TENDENT OF will he held at Allendale on next r>at- urday weak, AuguscTth. ^ Tf any man'itot yet Entered In the prim.vry raco-cMtiecuplate* trying Ida FOR COUNTY^UPERIN- | EDUCATION. Elko, 8 C., July 2nd 1900. At (he aolicltatlon of many friend* ‘ - - --- . I reapet^tfully announce niyaclf a can- -tpeed lrt running for office he umst jidate for Cohntv fluperliitendenl of makc ilphls uilmlone wayortheotli^i K,,^,,^ til |hfl rJ]et aI ff, before tliat d^tc, for then trlta entries wfll be closed. AN ALLEND A LEATIR ACTION. Managora Pearson mid All,are pre pared to place on the .Allendale dtiinmmlTndViy IheTaifest nggrcgatUnj of bail plavcrCf ver seen In this of ifto >porting wnrlij, nnd liny ex pect to not only give the public the flnest exhibition of the kind .thoV will he likely to witness thia season^ hut to win the game from the Augusta Y. M. (I. A. team. Don’t tn$»s the rare treat. THE SUM’MEtt SCHOOL. The Aiken — Bamberg — Barnwell Hummer School for teachers opened on Monday wlib a gratifying!v good at tendance. when It ia remembered that a Urge proportion of the teachers in ihU sceljon ’.ivo in oihor counties and being college gtadfuafOK arc not an likely to ut'epd. — The Facility consists of Prof. IV. I, Brooder, <if Aiken Principal. I*rof. E U. flail of Denmark und Miss Brown of Aiken Assistant*. I’rof. A. IV. .landers, tho very efficient and popular Aiken County Superintendent of Edu cation-, came over on Monday, aceom- p»m lug a party of twelve Aiken lady teachers. SY> far some 40 teacher pu- -pii« have been en rotted: THE COUNTY COTTON CP.OP. V/ micle and wuut. M-r wnd Mrs. P. P was wtdT ntfen*le|l in spltf* thnii lin' Woodward after so long an abscr.c* "lfl» ddened her marrrfrteTnTsT Dr Week* has return-ul irnm » j»U>hs —ant vlail lu hta n nacle. Mr* J. P. Kennedy Is Improving ♦lowly after a severe illness. , Brown Eves. atorms. gfasav crons, bad rox.ds There was deeji interest tlironghmit lilt! XlirpiFfSrifis' h»Hle.rw ITTi t hc cl.u rcTT live of them by- baptism npon plofes- sion nf faith The tiastor. Dr. Sanders, was ablv assisted four din s of the meet ing by Rev. W. H. DnwUngr-ol-Hamtr- TH K OT.DKST MrTTT.- In the winter of 1SD.H the late 'llllahi II; Wood w ard, father of (.’apt W. Wood hard, bought a pair of \ J line young mules. Afterward he sold otto of them to Mr. L. F. Cave of Dun barton, to whom she still belong*, flry name i» Dolly. Wlien young sliV* was a dark dapple gray, hut now she i» nearly mPk wliitc During her life she has cultivated S(^*no»s." Bur twir year* she has done no farm work be cause her feet are. worn out, too brittle to hold alines. Korihe go.>:l she ha? done she I* fed and watered a* well and regularly n* Mr. Caves other work stocK and I* in good condition aa to llcah. Site i* a famii.v favorite ami no one Is allowed to mistreat her. She waa 41 years old last spring A TOOTH ACHE PREVENTIVE / A solid Barnwell man who in hi younger llle suffered greatly w irh too.h ache tell* M* tlmt he ha* not felt (hat cxcruclatlog pain in vear*. Ho attrib ute* his iniuiunity to the hab t li* lias formed of rubbing the head hehlml the car* and between them and Ihe hilt with .vet Unger* every lime he washes, hi* face An old timer advised that treatment a long time ago and lie say* tliiil since beginning the practice he ha* not had au ache. lie doe* not un- dert iketosav whethe* the cure la one « f faith or philosophy, hut it has worked in hi* case and that’* a fact enough fur him. J'Udi S3 DAYS To-fhe itat primary election, and the candidate* go to and fro. Dear Voter; - H yonr uame on your club roll? If so *11 rlgRtrbnt If not sure see to It that yon may he able h caat yuur ballot for the men of yuur choice. And stir up to the same duty the » oiing**" men who have come of ago? ilnc« the last elect Ion. and th<* sfran ger* t If anvjaye uiuvgd Inl^your neighbor Lootla. -Some Imprdvetnent in the vitality and growth of the cotton crop was -apparent last week. The frequent rains prevented g-neral grass killing and caused many bJoouii to become no good. The crops will be late, nnd for the next six or eight vtteeks will he Table toUDaatious injury fiqm (Iroughtaml from -the dvsnuctA^e—West India storm* tint are no often generated toward the ctose or f lip Summer^ UNION MEETINGS. -.Union Met?li:ig* will be held at the fallowing named churches, July 23 21), 1‘JOOj Healing Springs, Kline, Ghent* Brunch. Query 1.—The Church and the cou- yfj t, thtir mutual obligation or whet they owe to each other. John 21-15 17. Query 2—Map study on Mission*. Romans 10 11 15. Query -3 -(Ihriatiim Citizenship Komatia 13 1-6. J Query 4.-The Bible? It* Proper plac^? Pa. 119 Pa. 19. ^ ~ TTg-iyriTTh^TTnTnxnrcjory 'Ser- inon M. M. Benson. . Query l —W. D. McMillan, Geo. W rcgulatioua of the Democratic Party and pledge juyself to abide by the r*- aults of lha Primary Keectjon and «up- port the itoudiieoa of the party. G K. Dirt. _ BarntfeH. S. C., June, 26.h, 1006 Having been solicited by many friends to make tbe^ace for Oon/uv Htiperin** Education, f respectfully anmmrtco mvself a candidate for snipe, subject to tho rule* and regulation* of the Denmeratlc Primary Election and pledge mvsolf to abldo by the result* and support the nominees of the party. D. \V. Black Jr. Barnwell, 8. C., April 24th, 1806. I respectfully announce mvself a candidate for roeleetion to the olQce of County SuperlntendwU of Education, subject to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge mvself to abide by the result* and to support the ifouimeos of the party. B. M. Darilngtoh. Ulmer, 8. C., April 21, 19M. I reapectfuUy annouheo myaalf a candidate for County Superintendent of Education, subject to thA- ruloa and regulation* of the ’Dwiiocraiio partv. 1 pledge tnvself to abide by t!(C resulft of the Priniary election and to support the nou4hc«* of the Tartar. ^ <• Having received a testimony of pro- ticienev from one of the leiwling BouUi- ern universities very early in life, and after live years’ expHneuce teaching. ln»th in public schools end in ouif oi tiio icaiiing bu.-inoss colleges of tliis 4>utc. my entitoo»pir,itlon r* based up on the office of Superlntttnlent of Barnwcil Coubly.- , Hoping to sie and to he heard by many of the citizens of said county at the campaign meetings, 1 am, —* Your obedsenf seryaqt, A. B. A|ijdo. T-ho IcugUi of-cAiididate card* la lion* Red to 2(4 inche*. -!■ ^ - f FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. Kline, 8. O., May 11th, 1908. ’1 am a candidata for Auditor. I pledge to abide the rule* of the Demo- -cmic party. FOR THE HOUSE OF RE5ENTATIVES. REF Foreign Boylaton. D. M. Johnatou. Query ±—G. 1 W GkTher. ciiTp •bin, F Askew, R. . P.ites, M. Mix Blackvllle, S. C. June ISth, 1806. We respectfully announce Mr. L. P. Boylston a ca'ililld.ite for the House of Representatives subject to the rules and regulations of tiie Dmocratic primary election, pledging him to abide by tiie result.* and to support the nominee^ of the party. Many Friend*. Witibton, 8. C., May 2.S:!i, 1906. To 'the Democratic voters of Barn well Comity: Having decided to enter (lie race for Ud irmisVol' IN-pnjhcuilaUves T l.ereliy announce imseif a candidate for tin; N: F. Kirkland, Jr. Barnwell, 8. V , May 8th. 1P0G, T rG«l>*e|fully annonnee mvaelf a candldxto for the office of Auditor for Barnwell County, subject to the rule* and regulations ol the Democratic Pri mary. pledging myself to abide by Its results and to support the. nominees thereof, and giving my best service* to the Slate and County, if elected. ^ C. IV. Moody. Biirnwell, 8. C., April 17th, 1906. I respectfully (thnonnoc myself a candidate for reelection to the offirw Auditor of Bftrnwell County, aubjoct to the rule* and regulation* Af the Dewup’ratlo I’arty. / I pledge, myself to abide by (lie resillts of the Primary Election and to support tho nominees of the party. —Very reapeetfuHr, — • 8. W. Trottl. Barnwell, 8. C., April 9th, 1006. % I reanectfully niinnnncq myself a can did ate for the ofltve of Gnunty Auditor. In so doing I wish to say to the voter*.and tax payer* of old Barn well county that the duties of the of fice’in which 1 am working and to which I aspire are such it will lie Im possible foi mo to make a canvas* of the county. If elected I pledge yotl iny very best services. 1 make this announcement subject to tho rules and regulation* of the Dem- ocrajie primary, pledging myself to abide by the results, and to support the nominees thereof. Very respectfully, J: C. Keel. -Ary" Barnwell, 8. 0., March 2fith, 1900. After e+irefill consideration of the good wishes and adllcirntioua of mv friend* In all sections of the County I respectfully announce myself a TRiidi- late for Jhe olUcn OfCounty Auditor, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary election and pledging myself to abide by Its results md to sup|M>rt the nominees of the party. Sincerely, appreciating the injVnv assurances of support given me and pledging my heat services to the Ljtnte and Countv, If elected, 1 am, Very sincerely,. Query 3 —U. C. G. K 151 rt t Query 4 —G. N llOll. Missionary Sermon, G. \V. Garner. Ghent* BtHnch, Introductory 8er- inon. W. P Hair. » r Query 1—H. J. SnldJr, Dr. Black, Bro Smoke of JSambcrg. <2'iery 2 —C. M. BijlLogs. (j u ry 3.—3.1’. Hair, I). 0. Hunter, Dr. Hair. Q tery 4 —8. G. Mayfield, C. C. Eisef r - 1! HllfHit* 1 * : - ~ Mi* sibtiarv Sermon. (;. M. Billings. K’.ine, Introductory Serffi.ui, A; J. Foster. Query !.—W. M. Jones, W. T. Cave. 11. Cwlter. Query 2 — A. J. Foster. (t irrv 3 — K.AV. .-Hinlers, J. A. Jen- kl'is. E. L. Sanders. Query 4-J. (’. McMillan, C. M. E<ieliffeld, O. W. Barker. Missionary Scrpiow 4V..M, Jonesr j Dinner will be expected On the ground* Sat ii rday. W G. Britton excused attgndancc n’t l-Q OrVP -eqnett, same, subject to tii.? rules and regiila .tluiteof AbuDoiniutfeeHcPrlrnHTyETrc- thui and pledge inyrelf to abide by the results of th*' same and to support tiie nominees of the party. R. M. Mixson. I . Barnwell, 8/C., May 23J, 1906. respectfully announce mjself a CAMPAIGN MEETING.;. eandidate for re-election to the House of Represeniatfves. subject to t he rule* and regulation* of the Democratic Pri mary election, and pledge myself to abide liy tho result* and to support the nominee* ol the party. JK.IIariev. Fairfax, 8 C., May 7th, liMtc. I respectfully announce niyself a candidate for the House of Ilepreicnta- tive*,,subject to the rules and regula tions of the Deniriejratie Primary El erf tinu and pledge mvself to abide hy ’thr res-.ik and to support the nominee* of ibe party. —— B. F. Thomas. Robbins, 8. C., May 7th, 1900. I rosj^ctJully announce myself a candidate for tbo ll.iuseof R<M>resenta- tlvcs, si'.bj-ct to the rules and .regula thuis ol llac DJmbcratlc Primary Elec tion, and pledge niysejf to abide by fli rn-iflt and*to support the uomiiiecs of iiia-pway. jyjjt aid Dr. S. a' Kline the 4 th-week of July, and also at Steel Creek the 3rd week of Angu*t. The Week ’it Tiieeti n g MTi MU'VBBgyvtreeg w-lil begin on the K;d mv SmBTSy bTAnguaE. * ACCIDENTAL HOMICIDE. Coroner Warner he'd an Inquest at Seiglingvllle on Friday on the body of ChnrUw'Whito, colored, who wa* shot through the neck by Bos* Butler, col ored. Only tiie two paMies tnthe trag edy were pre-ent, ami according to the evidence of the survivor bn was booting at a suck egg dog and acci dently killed White. Allenriale. SalurdHy. August 4th. Blackvllle, Wednesday', August stb-' WH;i | 'iml, I 1 i bbt't, "August. 10tli. Barnwell, Wednesday August 15th. Primary Eleclion Au^. 2S" 1906 CANDIDATE FOR CON- . GRESS. TTfRpeclfully announce mv candi- the Second Coiigrcasional District of Hon 1II tamdlnH Irr doing so. I ask 3h.it n»y rvxistithent-a exHinjneJrttrr niy ton. Rew. J-. 1». Hugt'n*. hi Alif:idvl^4 few iiionilis a* their Representative. I have been and aim how pmh*rmasort liy thf, con test for mv seat which seriously affect* , iotliience and mv elfoi la in behalf • “jnftnr pehpla. With my experience, I Hm *rtM-tDd that Dean and will repro- sftit yon n>(Tre advantigcoii*!y in tin; future limn I have done in the past. 1 make thia announcement siibj^jit to J. C. Griffin. BarrvwT’tL'ST C.. A prlT?MriT)6c7 I rcapmfulty announce mvself candidate for the Hou*e"«! Repreaenta- tive*, aubjcct to the rule* niirt regula- trirriXTifTfie Democratic Primary Elec tion, pledging inysdf to abide by the raanli* amt u* su;!*rort the nominee* of the jiarty. - / A. Bethune Patterson. rtrrrcouNTY supervisor 15! .ickviHe, 8. C. i u.no 2*~»rK; IQnft. - I respectfully annouucotnyyeW a can dldatc lor the office of Uounty Super visor. subject io the rule* .and regula tions of tluiDcinocratic Pi imary Elec ffbhj Mou, pledging myself to abide bv the result iiijd to siijqiort tho nominees of SWEET REMEMBRANCE. The Long Branch Philosopher nui«t have dreamed of us Friday night. For on getting on the treadmill for Satur day’* grinding nut of copy we found that he bad been there first, leaving a charitable contribution of canned huckleberries, and a hag of Appomattox apple*. *0 we bad good time* on 8un 'day. May tho tribe of such dreamers mtlRiply and follow his good example. In 1805 Mr. John Blrt brought home from Appomattox several amall twigs 4-frmn the famous surrender apple tree. From shesd he grew the trees that pro duced these apples. And though the. good soldier who brought the souvenirs of the lost cause from far Virginia ha* crossed the last river to join his com rade* the apple tree*, large ^nd healthy, still bloom a* sweetly and b?ar as well aa net ore ibe storm of war bioko on the South. the r.ules andr^gulations of the Demo cratic primary, pledging myself to abide by the'result*, and to support the nominees thereof. / Very respectfully, J O. Patterson, I hereby e.rtrftonee myself a candi date for Congress from the Second Congressional District of South Qaro- lln*. aiihject to the rules of tiio Demo- cralic Priniary, I- Butler B. Hare. I respectfully announce myself n candidate for Congress In the Second District of South Carolina and pledge mv self to abide hy the rules and regu lation* of the Democratic party nnd to support the nominees of its pri mary election. O. L. Toole. Buy a package of and we /: ' /rV.c 1 /* in a whip that retails for IA Deasoo & Co., BARNWELL, S. C. WITY HAS Barnwell, 8. C., March 27th, 1900. I—respectfully navnnunee -myself-xH indldate for rounty Auditor, subject | to the. rule* and regulations of the Democratic I’arty. I pledge mvself to I abide by the result* of the Primary ! Heetlon and to support the nominees >f the tiarty. If elected 1 shall grate fully give my best efforts to the di* charge of my duilex-— —— R. IV. Riley. Sold 25 Car Loads of Slock This Seasot)*? « Because Both His Stock and Prices aro Right* Just Received: 2 CARS MULES, ' l 1 CAR HORSES _ ■ All-Goody Sleek and Straight. XJ a—U«gccs>.,--. .g$(3BarJtig|HM ' ‘ 1 ■cm ‘Brown’Mate —“ir FOR MAGISTRATE. WMRiston. S.C.. July 9th 190G I ah non new m waelf a Oandlrtato for Maglstrato at Williston, Hutiject to the mles of the Doinocrate Primary. ■« Wv L. Frederick I rospcctfully announce, mvself a candidate for ro election a* Magistrate at Dunbarton, subject to the rules and regulations of Hie Democratic Party and pledge mvself to support the nomi nees of the primary. F. O. Brabham. 1 nm e oaniThhilc fo? Magistrate for Four Mile, and pledge to abide the rule* of the Democratic psrt VT T. S Dunbar. WHRaton,S. C., June 10. 1900. L respectfully announce rntRelf a ca odldate for .ffcod action to -the office of Magistrate nt WilllstoiT. subject to the rules ami regulation* of the Democrat ic Primary election, piedgii g myself to abide by the result* and to support tho nomine** of the partvv. _ J-.W*. Johnson. I do hereby announce in v Pel fa can didate for the office of Magistrate -at Ulmer, 8, (j.. in the coming Primary and pledge myself to abide by the rule* and regulations *>f the Democratic Party and support the nominee* there L. ft. Williams, ^^^pnc-hfiise Wgous ‘Virginia’ Make, Buggies that are Beauties, Car Load Nellie King Flour. AVith WhiUlo’s Stock, Wagons ami Flows Best Croni can be made at least expense of labor. WHITTLE’S STABLES, ^ J . BUCUILLE • S. C. 1 lii^ni L F. STILL & S0NS. CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVpOE, :.^^fcAeKviLLe, - - s. e. f . ^ Arc new completely ready for the Fall and "Winter Tr&dt and offer all line* of- Jurre, 18 th 19''C. Ulmer, 8. C. Jiihe Sth 1005. I respectfully announce mvself a ■1 NE W ADVKRTISEM EXTS. Per Mblair A Port**r—Twenty Five Cefft He duel Ion In 8unin>cr GmaTs. A.I'T. Gaiber^-GriHit < tearancr Sale. Judge of Probate for Barmyiffl Goun- - Notice. J. A. Onniewell—.Wotprcd ('ollrg*. A. Mason DuPrc—Wofford College Filling School. . I’aul A. Phillip*, M. D., Secretary,— ! support thojioTninee* of th Dec Mcuii.tti 2'i7. . * Jiihu ja FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Barnwell, 8. C. # May 28tb, 1906. I respectfully announce mvself a candidate for reelection to the office of Onnty Treasurer, aublect to the rules and regulations of the Democratic. Pri mary election, pledging myself to abide by the result and support the uonitneea of the partyY . J. B. Armstrofig. FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE. Barnwell, S. C., May 14th, 1006. I respectfully announce mrseif a Mrs S. A, Morrall—KlMal- Diaehurg- (\tm1lflateTdr feelecflon to tho oIHi.-h of Ute pat ty.—- George W'. Bodiford. Barn we! 1, 8. G.. 22d May. 1’JOC. I respectfullv announce myself a candidate ior the office of County Su pervisor, subject to tire rules and'-T^gu- Uxlotit of Ibe -Demruy.vtio 1‘library Eloctkmi pleilgiiisfafijTseTf-to nM»fe by the result and to support tho nominee* ot lh4 parjjiy _ T. IF. Johnson. Allendale, 8. C., April 23, 1900 I respectfully aimeunce myself n candidate for the (dlice (If County Su pervisor of Itftinwoll County, sirhjrp^ to tho rules and regulathuiA of the Democratic I’rltnary Election,, pledg ing myself VMtbblc by thrr result* and to support tiie nominees of the party. I am a son of the late Mr. John A. Hares and hope to receive the support of his many friends, W. A. Hayes. Barnwell, 8. C M April 10th, 1906. I respectfully annonnee myself a candidate for County Supervisor, sub ject t<> the rule* and regulations of the Democratic primary, and pledge my self to abide by tho result and to sup port the. nominee* of the party. Trusting that tny administration of tho office may be endorsed and ap proved by mv reelection and pledging tny experience and best endeavors if reelected. Yerv respectfully, • J.B. Morris. Barnwell, 8. C., April 9tb. 1996. I respectfully armoupce myself a candidate for County rfupervisor, sub ject to the rules ami regulations of the Democi'aMc party. 1 pledge mvself io abide by the ye*nits of the Primary Election and to support tho nominees of the party. Having served for three years and tFirec months in charge nf the chain gang and -M manager of road work with .HupeTvbor O. IV. Barker I fee) perfectly competent to discharge the announce office of Magistrate | fT7t» rn uVirl I candidate for tho ai; Ulmer, anbjecr s 10 the rnlea and regulalltwr* of the Democratic party and pledge myself to aliide bv the rc- *u!t.* nf the primary election and to support the nominees of the party. . W, L. Dry Goods, Notions, Clot] Boots, Shoes, - Hats," Ui Furniture, Groceries, Ti bacco, Cigars, Crockery, — Glassware, Hay, Grain, r -EftOf ' il '' I Oi We invite, with conffilence, special attention - tanffl niture, which will inake afty home eomfortabi* Ail; to our Clothing, whieh will defy the Winters co| and double good looks; and to our Shoes, which will Blackvllle, 8. 0.. June 1,1996. Thereby announce myself a candi- (iidate for re-election »s Magistrate at Blackvllle, 8. C., subject Lo the rule* and regulations of Hu* Democratic I’ri- I r° ur w *y 0,ul walk, through life an easy program. neys of the party. tv, subject to the rule* and regulations ;Aiit;c*-of tko ufili^amt If elrctr.1 wUT 5’f the I)«mocr:»tic Uriffrary, and plcdgo tglyo mv beat and molt faithful’st:r« myself lo abid^r by tho reaitU and to vice to the public. inrtv. | - Very Elntcrcir. ‘ -.-•p •’iuoliiiqf; • . <2. J. Dianaond. Barnwell, 8. C f.-Woodward. May 23d, 1906. atm I roipectfully announce myself * candidate fur the office of Magistrate at Bam well, subject to the rule* nnd reg ulations of tiie Dcmocrnllo Priniary ekn-tlon. and pledge mvself to abide hj the result nnd to support the nominees of the party. I. L. Attaway. Iff CC/MB HISHER EVERY YEAi It gives me great nnd smecre pleasure to notltjf friends and his friends that I have secured the servlcei subject to the rule* and | Capt; U. Dunn aa saleman, ift of^er^o do justice to constantly increasing husinoad.. " ^ *’1bs With his help and assisted by Messrs N. G. W.'Wi cr and I. L. Attaway I can serve all in need of'the ! Mules and-Horscs that can be bought foom K Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting »o good *r terial and workmanship. • Comfortable and elegant Buggies and Harness, Blackvllle, 8. C. May 1 UhTOtKI. I respectfullv aunnunco mvaclf ndblate f“ * •' Blackvllle, regulation* of tne Democratic party and pledge myself to abide by the re sult* of the primary election and to support the nominee* ot the party. If elected I promise that right ahall triumph over might lu mv territory. Jr W. Hair. Barnwell, 8. C., May 8th, 15)00. -I respectfully announce mvself a candidate for the office of Magistrate at Barnwell, subject to the-tules *nd reg* .. . . uiation* of the’‘Democratic Primary as the best life insurance against accident Rleotfon, pledging myself to abide by* — - - - - - . the result* and to support the nomi nee* of the party. , _ E. E. Morris. . s • ."a'-- Morrla, 8. Cm May 7tb,T996. H' r - - ; t respectfully announce mysr'f a candidatoj^ir the office of Magistrate at Barn well, subjttct u*-t4+e mle* and reg- IrTiittona of the tbimocratic Primary EIccUoit, and pledging myself to abide i by the remit and to support the' nomi nee* of the iiAfty. J. w. I>©«*t be blind to your interest, come prise you with satisfaction* „ CHARLIE BRO t Hill Top ,>.■ -i->. •V- >•: BARNWELL,