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Tripe Barnwell People. THURSDAY AUGUST 2nd, 1«0«. RAtES OP SURSCBIPTIOhT Xn rvpr Annnm On Tlm«... %IM ,:.»2oq Tn© regular m©et!n(t oj BurnWrll Lodfru No. 18, KnightH of Pythias wiil bo he’.tl at their Hall on Friday night at 7if o’dook. A full attotulance is requested. Hy order of W. PRICE, C. t:. , Wm. McNAB. K. R, h*0««niv Chain Ganji; wiil he stt Pom WIUIs’ Mill In Williston Town- si. thu whnr— 1 — J. B. Morris, Supr.. R. C. R«»berts, Clerk? PLANTATION FOR SALE. 440 Acres of land, dwelling house Ac in six tdlles of Barnwell Court Ifouse on pahlic road- Enough timber' on place to pay for property.: will sell for ♦*.230. , Address ' P. 0. Box 774. - Augusta, Ga. 4V8 Just received—A lot of Victor Rec ords; 8 inch 85 cents; 10 Inch 60 cents. Come and make selections early; they lit all standard machines. Call op J. R Harrison, ' Barnwell, S. C. ' To Mualc XiOvera—Have you heard Read Ryan’s’New Advertisement. .Mr. W. T. Calhoun was In town Saturday. / ' Union Meetings on next -Saturday And Sunday. Fanner Leroy Molair returned from -YiERlula yesterday.- — The Barnwell Guards carried 52 men to Chlcamanga. -^- ^ Mr J L„ JohditAH, of Greenville Wag In town on Tttenday. v Miss Pauline; Bradley epent. last week with friends and relatives In Barnwell. Rev. G- W. Garner goes this week to spend a months vacation at his old home in Linyolh County Ga. STr. and Mrs. M. J. Tate returneTT drT Friday from Virginia, leaving their IMT0RTANT DEMOCRATIC NOTICE. The first campaign meeting takes place at Allemdale t»x* tiatHrday, August 4th. All candidates MUST have their pledges by 12 M. of that day. See Mr. Armatroug, Treasurer of tho Barnwell Onmiy Peruoeraoy, and sick relation^there improved in health. The So'nthe^n and Charleston and Western Carolina Railways will soon build a handsome union depot at Allen dale. The Summer School for colored teachers nt Edgefield for that .County, -Aiken and Barnwell was attended by 108 teachers. M4ss Susan Still, one of Olar’s most charming daughters, has returned home after a pleasant week’s visit to Miss Bertha Morris. Mayor Calhoun's good looks since his Snndav return from Glenn Springs prove that resort a veritable fountain of health and happiness. Coroner Warner who ha* heen'keep- tbe Victor Talking Machine? "Tt U the a d ‘* r y ,,B 1 th « t *»‘l ce beat. Cali and be convinced—$17, $22, May 20'h there have .ieen only n rain- le«s days in Barnwell and its neighbor hood. 1 , $30. (40 and up. J. R. Harrison, Barnwell. 8. C. McNAB A CALDWELL An* Sem.ixu —-—-.-HtJ JWUtR SHOK8 And Dhess Goom AT COST! NEWS. A correspondent writing from Dallas, Texas on July 25th, says that the hull weevil 's still a factor in t|ie Texas cotton crop situation, hot not to the alarming extent of four years ago. The boll weevil came into Texas a dcTE«Mi years ago from Mexico atid-afitcr doing damage to the amount of a hun dred million dollars appears to be leav ing the State as it came by natural methtKla, just as locusts. gra*s hoppers, potato bug* and othefagricultural pests have come and gone. Very few wee vils are now in the counties first infos* ted. Wcevlla are more numerous in Texas than last year, because the season has been more favorable to th^m. hut the trrgw hTti reasw-^w- werewg© «avsH*- thati make up for their ravages. Pmf.'W. 1>. Llifiter of the Bureau of Entomology, superintending the boll weevil investigatloua in the lab oratory and in the 2r» government ex -l*©tli!ient farms says “it-eem* to ire a justified conclusion that the boll wee vil ia leaving Texas and advancing Into the Mississippi- valley hy way ol Louisiana. Mv lesr-G that be is going Into the hem of the Mis»lssi|^ti valley before he quite h's work and can hard ly be kept from crowing the river. — All efforts to tte-4roy tU*» pest by pOisoAtng have failed. Now the idea is to fiml the varieties of cotton lioatur $pg, quickest on different •oils and hr cultivating them to get ahead of the weevils destructive work They mjjfcbed North eastward slow lv, starting on their journey w h<u*_the August Olglit are warm and going Sntiy winter quarters when the bepumber nights are cool. GOOD GIFTS. — —; . Mr r Frank Grubbs cleverly brought us Ia*V week a cantalotipe Xhat tn siac aud shape eclipsed any we have over seen. And we are douhtful lf we ever lasted one more deUghtfuTT — They were to<» good for weekday cn- tbw itoHeatelv i\ayx)red siiuerh Hock Crick grapes given ns eti Sundtv bv Mr 1). J. Xoru. They were lh»* first of the j’ear and if there are auv othov* a* perfect in tho County we don't itnow-where. At present we be lieve the Garden of Eden had no bet ter. ' - •* . The surveyors are running the lines of the proposed new County of Hey- w’ard, to he carved out of Edgefield and Aiken, with North Augusta as the Court House town. Four weeks from today W. J. Brvan will receive in New York on retnrftitrg from his trip afottnd the world a wel- come such as no other American has been honored with. Orangeburg Collegiate Institute of fers fine course* In Cooking, rewing, Elocution, Music, and ART, besides tjje regular English Course. Best place for boys itud girls. Rev. R. A. Tongue closed the pro tracted meeting at Siloam ‘Church ( on Sunday. TTiere were eleven additions to Ita fneinbrrsliip aud a greatly re viyoil interest among the older mem ber*. —— Ellenton’s first artesian well, four hundred feet deep, ha- a daily flow of sixty thousand gallons of as fine min eral water as there can be found In the Stare” writes gn jyilhusutstic drinker thereof. atrur dres*s the people of Barnwell on the subject of Education at- the Opera House this. Thursday, Evenrngat 8 8tJ o’clock. Excrybody itortlially invited to enjtfy this assured literary treat This office aurely believes in Col, Alfred Aldrich’s double barrel system ;of-farming so-far as watermelons are concerned. Two beauties, a gray and a blue, as good as they were pretty, completed our cenversion on Tuesday Thk I’eopi.f. was honored' on Mon day by a call from thro* very pretty and very intelligent yonhg ladies, Mis-es i’auline and Ethel Myrick and Willie Cave who laudably desired to luyetiigate the methods of newspaper making. ^ Soliinttir Davis decline* to ask Gov enor Heyward to order a special term at Aiken for tho trial of Ike Knight the negro who assaulted hi* employer Mrs Chaplin same weeks ago, Knight is in the I’eaiteutiary for sale keeping aiiTl can wait there until the October term wl-thmit danger of being lynched The Allendale Base Ball Team made good on Thursday afternoon the prom ise of Managers Searson and All, w iu- niug by,the score <>f 5 to one_irom the Augircta Y M. C. A. Nine. 'Ijlre- ATTe’li itrnc llggregatinn hs* not~ b4f n beaten this season, and is ready l^try conclusions on the diamond w ith any amateur array jn the State. » The third South Carolina Regiment Secretary. Ulmer*: NOTICE. TSUatfl_dlteJL J»Ay« ^decided to withdraw from the race for Super intendent of Education. And ip doing ao, I sincerely reciprocate and thank my friends very heartily, who have no enthusiastically espouse] me in my race. Yours truly, A. B. Apple. Allendale, 8§turd«v. August 4th. BlackvtUe, Wednesday, August Sib. W llliston, Friday, August I0th^ — Barnwell, Wednesday August l$th. FOK. COUNTY SUl’ERIN- .( TENUENT OF EDUCATION. each club will please send In the list oP managers for their clubs. - , W.C. Smith. Chairman. N. F. KirkUnd, Jr. The length of candidate cards U lim ited to g){ Inches. TP- ; Elko, S. C., July 2nd 1P0C. At the solicitation of many friends I respectfully announce myself a can didate for County Boperlntendcnl of Education, subject to tho rules and regulations of the Democratic I’arty and pledge myself tp abide by^tho re sults of the Primary Keoction and sup port the nominees of the party. ' «■ TL Birt. CARD OF WITHDRAWAL. To the County Democracy; The excessive and continuing rains liave required my constant presence nt home to look after my planting, inter- etts and have kept me from making the thorough canvas of the County that I desited and intended to do. For that overruling cause 1 have de cided to ; withdraw from the present primary race for County Supervisor and to announce my candidacy for that office two-year* hence. With sinewy] thanks to the many-gfrod friends who have tendered me their support, and assuring them that I will again ask thgrlarger confidence of the County in 08 1 am very truly and nspcctlully „ W. A. Hayes Allendale, S. C. July 3flth 1000. Barnwell, S. C., June, 26;h, 1900. Having been solicited by many friends to make the race for County Superin tendent of- Education, t respectfully announce myself a candidate for same, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary Election and pledge myself to ahhle iiy the results and support the nominees of the party. D. W. Black Jr. Barnwell, fl. (L, April 24th. 190«. I respectfully anhbunce\Thvself 1 candidate for rcelection to the office of County Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge inyselfto abide by the result* and to support the nominees of the party. B. M. Darlington. BLACKVILLE NEWS. Mrs VTrA. Gyloa Is yisiting relatives in Orangeburg. »— Mr. Aba Mrs. L. F. KtlH left Monday] morning for Tate Springs, TciiuessoOr and will he gone for a month. Mrs. B R. Ficklingaiid little son are visiting relatives in the up country. Mrs. W. II. DeWitt and son Willie have gone to the mountains for a short while. Mr r C.4L Mathis left this w’oek for Colorado, to see after his cantaloupe crop there,-- Mrs. L. W. DeWitt and~Mrs. Nellie Forest Matheny and children are spending a few days at Tybee Island. Mr. J. M. Farrell spent Sufiday at Tybee. Mr. and Mr* A. B, Hair and children are spending a few day 4 s at Sullivah’r island. . , Miss Lucy.Phillips is visiting Mrs, YV. B. Johnstoh-. ”M77 TVTTtroi rwinh). -Trr wmis'to was the guest of h’f* sister Mrs. L. F. Bouner, on Sunday-. Mr Rwdy O.skman of Sava'nnah is speiuliug-a few days with .Mr. G. A. AUiLuutl family. Mrs. H. D. Still is at Wayneeville, N. C. ful the rest of the summer: Mr Norton W. Brooker. of Colnm- hia was the gnest of Mrs E. A. So journer on Sunday. Mrs. N. W. Brooker and Misses Pauline and Georgia Lou Brooker. of CsruiAbta are visiting relatives here. - The BltK ! kvi^ Exc.iaugc Bank was closed on Monday in sympathy with Mr. W. B. Johustorr. jta assistant cashier on account of the death of his (utk Mr. David M Johnston of Elko and we extend to him our sincere sym|>a- tliiea in llie death of iiis fatlier. Miss Daisy Green is vlfitiug relatives in Augtuta. Master Harold Lamb Buist is spend ing this week in Augusta with rela tives. ’Mr. Julius H. Sander*. Southern R. R. Passenger Agent ijjt this place, will engage Bi another business elsewhere after the 15th, of August. Rev. C. M Billings and family will leave on the 1st., for a months vstea lion. •» Mr. and Mrs N. II. Stansell of Elko were fo t-iwo rtuodaf- thu .guests of Captr S. N. Green. . Misses Kate and Jennie Felder of Bamberg ai;e the guests of Mrs K. Bowman Still rh-sWeck. Maj< >y and Mrs W. W, White FOR THK.HOUSE OF REF- Blackvillo, S. C, Juno IStlf, 1906. We respectfully announce Mr.. L. P. Doylstou a candidateJor the House of Representative* aubjeet to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic primary election, pledging him, to abide hy, the result* and to support the nominee* of tho party. Many Friend*. Williston, S. C-. May 28th, 190(L To the 1 letnoeraGe voters of Barn- well County i Having decided to enter tho rneei for the House of Representatives l liereby announce myself a candidate for the same, subject to the rules and regula tion* of the Democratic Primary Elec- - tlon and pledge-myself to abide hy the results of the same and to support the nominees of the party. «. R. M. Mixson. Barnwell, S. C., May 23d, 1906. I respectfully annouTico myself a candidateTor re-election :to Hie House of Representatives, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic l*i 1 mury election, anil pledge myself to abide i»y tlie results and to support the J E. Harley. Fairfax, S. C-, May 7th, 1906. I rospeetfully announce' myself a candidate for the House of Rcpfcsenta- tives, subject tp the rules and regula tions of the Democratic Primary Eleii tlon, and pledge mv self to abide hy the result and to sypport the nominees of the party. B. F. Thomas-,. Robbins, S. C., May 7th, 1900. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the House ot Representa tives, subject to the rule* and rtgula- diona of the Democratic Primary Elec tion, and pledge myself to abide by the result and to support the nominee*.of the party . ' J.C. Gfiffln^ Barnwell, S. C.. April 23d, 1900. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the House of Representa tives, subject to tho rule* and regula tion* of the Democratic PrimaryHB+ee- tion,'pledging myself fo abide by the results.ami to support the nominees of the party. —- A. Bcthnne Patterson. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. ^ Kline, 8. U., Mey 11th, 1906. ’ I am a candidate for Auditor. I pledge to abide the rules of the Demo cratic party. * N. F. Kirkland, Jr. Barnwell, S. C., May 8th, 1906. ’ . • X 9 * I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Auditor for County, subject to the rtlle* and regulatious of the Democratic Pri mary, pledging myself to abide by Its results and to support Hie nominees thereof, and giving my best services to the State and County, If elected. C. W. Moody. Barnwgll, 9. C., April 17th, 1900. •— I respectfully announce myself a candidate for reeleeflon to the office of Auditor of Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the iHMiioemtlo Party. I pledge mrself to ftbide hy the results of the Primary Election and to support the nominees of the party. Very respectfully, S. W. Trotyl. Barnwell, 8. C., April 9th, 1906. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for tho office of County Auditor. In so doing I wish to say to the voters and rax payers of old Barn well county that the duties of tho of fice In which I ana working and to which 1 aspire are such It will lie Im possible fw^me to make a canvass of the county. If elected 1 pledge you my very best services. I maffe this announcement subject to the rules and regulation* of the Dem ocratic primary, pledging myself to abide by the results, and to support the nominees thereof. ' Very respectfully, J. C. Kocl. Barnwell, S. C., March 28tb, 1906. After careful consideration of the good wishes'abd solicitation* of my friends In all sections of the County I respectfully announce myself a candi date for the office of County Auditor, subject to the rides and regulations of the Democratic Prlinary~eTcctlon and pledging myself to abide by its results and to- support' the nominees of the party. Sincerely appreciating the many assurances of support given me and pledging my best services to the State and Gouotv.tf elected. I am, ' „ ^ Very sincerely, M.J. Pate. . Barnwell. 8. C., March 27th, 1906. I respectfully annouTTcfi* myself candidate for County Auditor, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic I’arty. I pledge mvself to abido hy the results of the Primary Election and to support tho nominees- of-the party, IT elected I shall grate fully give tny best effort* to tho dis charge of mp duties. R. W. Riley. ■~4 Buy a package of nr\ and we thro 1 in a whip that retails for every whefe. ~~~ BARNWELL, S. C. WHY HAS Sold 25 Car Load# of Stock This % Because Both His Stock and Prices are Right Just Received: €§| 2 CARS MULES, 1 CAR HORSES .All Good, Sleek and Straight.^ i Also New Car of Wagons ‘Brown’Make Buggies that are Beauties, li.^. will. JENNY NEWS.- The cotton crop here, has hern dam- ag«l con-ider»bty by tlie incessant rain, and afthe best we can only pre diet a *■$ crop of cottoi^-aud. from what wefhave ssdn and heard we helteave Hit* to be a fair average for this State. MDs Rebecca Jenny l* visiting M find Mr*.-W. A. Rastof Camoioti. Mr*. Lewi* Ayer of bavannah 4* •pending a few days w ith her parent* Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Main Mr. and Mr*. George Ackerman of ■B4» Geosgei arw visiting i m Saturday. nie, ail welNtmt tired «hv the h night nnth'ttay rjdc. . Ft ,•*nival the men were ilfcTVctfmi in a ih>wn pour of riiii), but hefore night liad their tents up and the camji lire* blaring. The encampment continues until tomoirow. . " ' neighborhootL U«pt J. W. Jenny spent a few days last week at Cleveland Springs N. C. hi* roturn trip fiom the meeting of the United - Ua.N. C. CongresSTTnrrr l’atterson has received from Chairman l.ewi* .Nixon nf the an ayd Scope *,‘onwnittee notifica tion of iiis appointment as.a inernlMir-tJ- the Comniitieedf. Recption to vvelcomo Hon. William Jennings Bryan’s re turn to New York from his (rip around thy yprld. under auspice* of ' "Hie •Gommercial Travellers’ ’’Ant!—Trust Leagtta. Governor FoIlT of M i»*otirl Is chairman of the RaceuUciP~ Cuiir mittec. In x fast and interesting game of rtniidi At the ’regular meeting of Endow ment Lodge No 127. K. of P Messrs W. II. Siter and G. W. Jenny were cleA- od delegates to attend the district meet; Ing at Aiken, also Messrs Joe T,. Folk and W. il,Mix*uit were elected alter- nates. « L. CAPT. DAVID M. JtULNSTON, On Sunday morning after an Illness of a few day* Capt David M. Johnston departed this life at his home near Elko in the 78th year of hlj sglT Hia body was laid to rest In the Elko Cem etery on Monday, Rev. R. P. Galphin conducting Hie funeral services. And so has pasaed Into the eternal -Ubbath on 11 ' v,1 o feared God and kept Hi* commandment*, who lived accord lug to the golden rule, loving his neighbor a* himself and who dischar- ged ia lulrest measure every duty to family and friends, to church, society •ndsf«*. » “T - Odd gave him for a long span of years to* privilege to be of helplnl ser vice to those hetloved and on all Hie pages of hi* life there Is no record of thought or word or deed MVe of the highest Chrisilan manbdoa^" J He sleeps with tho promiae of tne (Mire resumption, while his memory -tntH he kept fragrant in the hearts >n«rkncw the goodness of hi* walk iirougb his long pilgrimage. \ ■ ' ' Dr. Darling T- Peeplea formerly of W11 irst-m Is d candidate for the l.egls ure in Grimes County, Tex**, on a pisiform having twelve planks, but lacking a protest against the filling up ■ .I Hie Lone Star State with Italian im *' igranta and other cheap cotton wer* t~ U. Eddie J Stephens, formerly of ti ackvhle. became yesterday car au- ..mtant for the western division of i; •oothern Railway with head quarters at Bifrffiogham, Ala., a Hue promotion of a lloc youn|{ man. ITT defeated Mrs. Lessie.Carroll. Mr. ami Mr*. J* X. IVelll— . to'iVstojTpiiig with II Still and family. More house room ia needed and wan ted in Biackvllle, and Mr. Walter Green of Wlllitton is going to remodel and onlavgo quite a otimher of his fact of v iioiises *o a* to accompiodate whtfj ger and better olass of tenants. A. score or more of good comfortahle six room cottages would rent prolUablT here. Oil, where U 4dw monied m« gone ttL _ : ~ —— Constant. ball, well played froiff on the 2&th utt, Snelling. ttarnwoll on tlie latter's diamond bv a score of 5 to 2. Grubb* pitched a fii* game for the visitors, striking out 1" men, and allowing only two base hits and no free passes. The batting of G. L. Hill was superb. By knocking' a home run he brought in two men w hich gave them the game. r H. . .—**- . . Capt Wash Halford slew last we k a crotalns adaiiiar.teus measuring five ahd a half feet in length and having 13 rattles atvd a button. Cireumsnttioes indicated that the snake had .charmed a young rabbit for Us dihner, that a dog attempted to capture bunny for hi* own use and was painfully but not fatally bitten. The yelp of the dog aroused the colored hqa hands iveav hy who Called to Capt. Halford for help. The Snake did not sound its rattles af ter striking’tlie dog. but was apparent ly anxious to hide. Married on the.23th uit. Rgv. A. J, Foster officiating, at the residence of Hie bride’s parents Mr. \V. Z. Bryan of Allendale and Miss Annie Lou, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Easterling of Bamberg. After a bridal tour In the Xrvnti Mr and Mrs.Jlryan w ill be a.t homoYo Hid/ nygiv friends at tbeir peautiful country place near Allendale. Tho bride is one of Bamberg’s most popular and well beloved daughters, charming in person and manner, rich in her accomplishment* and lavishly dowered with all the graces of bead and heart that adorn, mid glorify perfect womanhood. Mr. Brvan is one of the foremost cit izens of the excellent cpinnnmifyYvbwc be lives and where he is so fully honored and trusted for kU fine character, his high public spirit and his sincere al legiance to the highest ideals. They have t,be best congratulations and slncerest gooj wishes of a multi tude.of ITicnd* that their nre may be one long sAtn-iner of unclouded besiAr.d jiitroubjed prosperity : ^There will hesa Farmers’ Instlhifc nt\ Cleiosmu Agricultural Collcgj. begin- ing August 7th . and ending the IQtli. fJTsHagnrshed 's|lealkers w ill address ] the peSpJe on that occasion. Far as» oordN<tF tiryltsd-XHtwnd the in- stittttc. ( for county supervisor. Blaokville, S. C. June 23th. 1906. I respectfully announce myself a can didate lor Hie office of County Supcr- and regula tions of Hie Democmtic'Trhnwy Elec- Hon, pleilgiivg nivself to abide- by the thu uoiqiuuc* bL Hie pattjt—— —” —-* George W. Ilodiford. Barnwell, S. C.. 22d May, 1906. I respectfully announce myself » candidate lor the office of County Su- l>ervf*or, subject to the rttlesiind regu lations of the .pemftcra^U’U I’rimary ElecUun, pledging inysclf to abide hy Hie result and to support the u><ftpce» the padtv. —. =. T. D. Johrt»u’ Barnwell, 8. C. t April 10th, 1906, j/ful P. President- Primary ion Aug. 1906. • CANDIDATE FOR CON- • - CRESS. I respectfully announce my candi dacy for re-election to Congress from the Second Congressional District of South Carolina In doing so, I nsk that my constituents examine into my record of only a few month* Hs-Uwait Representative. I have been and am now embarrassed hy reason of the coin- test for mv seat which seriously affects mv iulluence and my efforts in behalf of my people. With my experience, I am satisfied that 1 can and will repre sent you more advantageously In the future than I have done in tho past. I make this announcement subject to the rules and regulations of tho Demo cratic primary, pledging myself to abide by the results, and to support the nominees thereof. ~ ’ “ Very respcctfuRy; J. O. Patterson, I respectfully announce myself a cainlidattfNor County Supervisor, sub- jeet to the rule* aud regulations of the Democfallfc primary, and pledge my- by the result and to anp- ~p0TT Hie nnminccg of the party. Trusting thaft my admitnstration of t Im office may He endorsed ami ap proved by my reolecrlon Stiff pledging my experience aud best endeavors if reelected. Very respectfully, „ J. B. Morris. Barnwell. S.C., April 9tb, 1906, I respectfully announce myself a candidate for County Supervisor, sub ject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. 1 pledge mvself to abide' by the results of the Primary Election and to oupportAlus nominees oTtlm party. —i—— Having served for three years and three months in charge of the chain gang and as manager of road work with Supervisor O. W. Barker I feel perfectly competent to ilbiehargc tho duties of the office and‘Selected will give mv best ,and most faithful ser vice to the pyhlic. Very sincerely, G. J. Diamond. FOR MAGISTRATE. WiHlaton. 9.4L. July 9th 1906 I announce myself a Candidate Tor Magistrate at Wllliston, Subject to tbe| rule* of-tbe Democrat© Primary. W. L. Frederick '' ' "''"'t 4 ’ _ T’ respectfully announce mvself a candidate for re election a* Magistrate at Dunbarton, subject to th§Tules and regulations of the Denmoratlo Party and pledge my self to support the nomi nees of Hie primary. F. O. Brabham. I am a candidate for Magistrate foi Four Mile, and pledge to abide th< rules of tho Democratic party. T. S Dunbarr-- Wllllston, S. C., June 16^4906. I respectfully announce tnyficlf a eaoSflate for re-election to tho office of Magistrate at Wllliston. subject to the rules and regulations of the Democrat ic Primary election, pledging myself to abide by the results and to support ttre-nomine** of the party. J.-W. Johnson. T drr hereby announce Ttrysrlf a 1 dldate for the office of Magistrate •Ulmer, 8. C. In the coming Primary aud pledge mvself to abide hy the rules and regulation* of the Democratic Party aud support the nomlncea there- arr: __:' ’ - “ L. it. wuHtaw; June, J8th 1906. , Ulmer, 8. C. June 8th 1906. announce myself a --nndldate for the at Ulmer, 8tih1ent ~to the rules and j regulatious of the Democratic party and pledge myself to abide by the re sults of the primary election and to Car Load Nellie King Moot. With Whittle’s Stoclc, Wagons and Kiowa Best can be made at least expense of labor. BUCKTILLE • S. a I. F. STILL & S0N: CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENOE. BLAeKVILLG, - - 8- 6., Are now completely ready for the Pail and Winter and offer BEST VAL- —in all dines of—- iry. Goodfi^', Notioni^J^a Boots, Shoes, Hats, Oai Furniture, Groceries, I hereby announce myself a candi date for Congress from the Second Congressional District of South .Caro lina, subject to the rulcp$f the Demo cratic Primary. - ‘ , Rutlet B. Haro. I respectfully.; announce mvself a candidate for Congress in the Second Diwtrict of South Carolina and pledge ravsetf to ahide hy the rules and latidira of -.'ilie Democrats iiarty baceo, -Glassware, support the nominee* of the par... Wclk-Bftnt. special attention to . BMrtwn*. S. 0.. | nituro ' wMcWm-msk* nny home comfortable and I hereby announce myself a candi-1 flllj to OUT Olothing, which Will defy the W^intCp# biack 0 viiieTcv^siHij'ect^to^ie* and double good looks; and to our Shoes, which will: and regulations of the Democratic Prl-1 ‘ , ,, ,1 • i-© mary, and pledge myself to ahide by your way and walk through life an easy progreiffi. the results and to support the noml-| ncoa ol the party. * A. P. Woodward. Bitrnw'ell, C., May 2^d, 1906. . I reinjotfully announce myself a j d^ndidate fdV the oftlte of Magistrate at f Barnwell, subject to the rules and reg- uMlons nf the Democratic Primary eimitton. and pledge myself to abide by the result and to support the nominees ] of the party. r I. L. Attaway. WE CLIMB HIGHER EVERY Yt It gives me great and sincere pleasure to friends and his friends that I have secured the Capt. U. Dunn as saleman, in ordejf to do just FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Barnwell, 8. C., May 28tb, 1906. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for roelection to the office of County Treasurer, subject to the nil c* ami regulations of the Democratic Prl- mnry election, pledging myself to 1 abide hy the result and support the Blackvllle, 8. C. May I4th 1906. I respectfully announce myself a] candidate for the office of Magistrate at BlackvIHe. subject to the rules end . . , regulation* of the Democratic party constantly increasing business. USitMK'mtMIUM* by th. ™-1 With y, h# , p and agsUtcd by Me«m N. (i. cr and I. L. Attaway I can serve all in need of Mules and Horses that can be bought from Kei nominee* of the party. —■— J. B. Armstrong. FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE. *dtarnwcl), 8. C., May I4th, 1006. I rcsjjectfnlly announce myself a candidate for reflection to tho nlitcn of Judge «f Probate for Barnwell Coun- ^y T aubjeet taAh^rules and regulations suit* of the primary election and to| support the nominee* of the party. If elected I promise that right shall triumph over might la’fiiy territory. J. W. Hair. Barnwell. 8. C., May 8tb. 1909. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Magistrate at Barnwell, snbject to the rules and 1 reg ulation* of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging mvself to abide by the resulta and to support the nomi- Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are terial and workmanship. Haroc uec* of the patty. E. E. Morris. of the Democratic Primary, and pledge ’and to support the nominees of Kb prl-I myself to abide by the result and to happi-1 mury election. , ■" - ^ G. L. Tuol«. < - - ■ 1 support tbp nomlneea of the party. 1 John K. 9oclUr\g. Morris, 8. C., May 7th, 1906. I respectfully announce myself e candidate for Hie office of M.ygiwtrate si Barnwell, subject to the rttle* and reg- illations of toe Democratic Primary Election, and pledging myself t* abide by the result and to support the nomi nees of the party. J. W. Bates. Comfortable and elegant Buggies and as the best life insurance against accident. Don’t be blind to your interest, come prise you with satisfaction. CHAKLIE BEO % Hill Top St BARNWELL S. C. and