The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 16, 1906, Image 3

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■ T^e Bamwelf P^opTc. TBUHaDAY AUGU8T1C, 190g7 ftATB8 #P SURSCBimOJf. IVi Ad ranee, per Annau .... H C-n Time » • ,* '■e*#, • « 17 .*1.50 .1*00 in» feKoUr moetlng oi Barnwell * fhte of **> will fl ^ tr ?, n * rld »y nltfht “A fall attendance is r. w. pticK, c. v. J Wm. kcNAB, K. R. wS 5f-UIn Yew 'Writ thU weeli on baalneu. The Barnwell Oil Mill expected to TA* n It* first bale yesterday. '' -J f ./ 0, i ne T d * Wln ^f "'lit don’t for- Porter*? 18th »* Mol»lr A ffi^abrieT'Monday wIi'^Lm their . ^Chilli GifD^ will ut Tom WII1U’ MU1 In WUIUton Town- Whip this week. J. B. Morris, Snpr.. R-C. Kobertt, Ckrk* A chance Is still open to the young Ben of this county to get a Normal larship in the University of So.uiIl Una. An cXlTmlnatTdn for that purpoae will be conducted by the Chmity Superintendent of Education. 1* • Iday, August 81, ISMK*. Write at onee for application blanks, to Benjamin Sloan, President, Columbia, S. C. All person* who have ordered dress ed lumber from me will please call for it, a* It is going fast. First Come, First Served, J. M. Turner; visit Washington, (ia.- to his old home at MARK It fit, BAPTIST ASSOC I A* TION. Executive Committee met at Black. vlUe on Thursday the 2nd loat, date ‘diced for the next meetliTg of the Barn well Baptist Association to b*gln Thursda v October 2St.h lOOfl, place f>en- mark. The Ladies Mii-lotiary Soctetv lof the Harnwi-ll ItaplUt Aaaootatlbn meeting on The Jtrtfe and July ra|n* ac«.^aid t^have drowned most of the crop .of Voting partridges, Mr*. P. M. Bucklngbtns a id Mrs. W. F. Holmes and children are at the Isle of Paltr.g for ten days. -' I E V. Ha good Jr.'-of Atlanta and Cary Owens of Alabama visl«ed Barn, well relatives last week. South Georgia visitors report even poorer crops in the wire gr.ws region than on this side the rlyerr Morris, S,C. ^ust received—A lot of Victor Uec- erda: 8 inch 3S cents; 10 inch 80 cents. Come and make aercct lons eariv; they fit all standard machines. Call dn J. It ihtrrison, Barnwell, S. C. To Music T,overs—Have you heard the Victor Talking Machine? It i, iha Iwst. tJall and be convinced—*17, $22, $80, $40 and up. •. J. R. Harrison, Barnwell, h. C. BI/ACkVlLLE NkW.S. I " -- _ i— Mr. and Mr*. J. E. llitir. nave gone to Clyde. N. (J. for two weeks. Mias Annie Keel of Augusta is rlsit- 4ng her brother here Mr. J. B. Keel.— Miss Frankie Folk of Bamberg is the guest of her sister Mr*. It. B. Still. ^ Mrs. Hattie Biotint and Mr*. M. O Ballard of Atlanta, Ga. are the guests of Mrs. U. T. Randall and Mrs. C. It. Kelly for several days. Rev. Bunch Bolen commenced on last Sunday night two weelcw Evange listic service* in Park Hall. He will Te assisted by the Rev. II. It. B. JcT- roat of Wagner and Mr. Jerome Mor- Vis of Aiken will furni.h sw'eet music and singing. The public cordially in vited to attend the services. Mr. Lawrence Grove* of Savannah Was the guest of Ids parents on SumtaT" Mr. R. II Richardson of High Bprings, Florida, is Uniting Mr. K. Mr. and Mrs. JlAIlen ToSlTT have returned from a visit to their daughter, Mrs^CorneH. at Chester, Va. Mr G W. Patrick left on Sunday to spend some Mine with his brother, Mr. C. M. Patrick, at North Augusta. The 27th annual mountain excursion of the Southern Railway ran yesterday, but no newspaper people were aboard. Bv a score of 8to2 Allendale defeated the Columbia, Mechanic* Team In the battle of the baU and balla on the 8th Fust.' Mr. C F. Pechman came down from Johnston on Hunday for a few welcome days with Barnwell relatives and friends. The campaign liar has twelve more days to-get In his work. For that period done believe, with mi. good proof, anything ill rmiiorejL of any candidate . ^ j, ^ Mr. Welkle, representing the Hopkins Tailoring Company of Baltimore, will display their Fall and Winter lines of samples at Molair & Purler a Saturday August 18th. Mr. Jesse Rountree of Bctirett Springs would have shipped the fir*t bale on Friday if anv gin in his neigh borbood had been ready for httn. llf had the seed cotton all right.' Friday 8th h at syi.hjhonr a* nitry jifl asxigned them by C\munitleHi»on pro gramme which will be an non need after assion begins. Nrxt meeitng will be 80th nrmtral re*»tnn, [r was rts- cided r« celebrate the event by ret|nest ing Bro W. 1>. McMillan to prepare and read a historical sketch - of the Barnwell Association from it* t>egili ning Up to the present time. Followed bv semi centennial sermon by Bro. W. M. Jbhe*. All churches also Ladies Missionary ^Societies in this Arsooia tion a re..hereby requested to forward at once to J. A. Jenkins Treasurer, Kline, present AssociaMon year. J. A.Jenkins, Ex. Coin.. Bowman Still Dr. B. F. Storne left on Monday for WaVnesville, N C. where Mrs, Storne is sojourning for the summer. ^-^JMj--D*udd 4i.ysdess,'-rm^ t»f-th«-1teiir ■ Fui flT» HHtlJTOTVFfesr* TTon. TFTc! The monthly!meeting of ther Saltke- hatchle Agricultural Club will be held tomorrow; Hr. Green and Mr. Barrett of Augusta will dine with the Club and deliver ad dresses \ Turnip, b«*et, radish and lettuce seed planted this month and taken ea'rifrTif after coming up will give good eating well on to Christina*. For the best salad sow the old fashioned turnip seed below ihe^nrface level. Allendale 18, Beaufort '5 was the score of Friday afternoon’s game. A* soon a* the South Atlantic season t» over Columbia and Charleston should send their'nine* to Allendale to learA something of the game for next year’* clticena of the county, died on last Frd day, and was buried at Houble Pond Church on Saturday. Mr. Drchev was a long and patient sufferer of the dreaded disease rheumatism. The crop* generally Are improving some, cotton opening^ fodder pulling In full progress, and the caterpillars playing havoc with the hay crona. Constant. There will be no loss of time at the Oil MlH Ginnery Ibis season. With its admirable plant and ample power cotton will be ginned promptly and perfectly. it DO YOUR DEMOCRATIC DUTY. The fnl Jo w i n g.xl u ve f a lied to tend a liar of their manager* : Asliteigh, Haidock, Bennett Soring*. Williston. Elko, Fairfax, Rich Land, bnelling and bilnam. I'less# send In thl* week. Execu tive Committee-man, as the manager* are to be notified and a full list pub lished next week. 1. Remember that the first primary is August 28th, and next week is the last chance. ■ .. W. C. Smith, Chairman, - "ws-v N. F.KtrlrHtnd, Jr., Secretary. No confusion at the Oil Mill Gin nery this season. Wagon* wllt^ehter the premite* on thb West side, rats thTough'a narrow lane'one >t a time ami be attended to in the. order they ! ,‘- 1^ NEIjV' ADVERTISEMENTS, 1’resklent Sloan—Normal Sctiolar- •Blp.-JL C. University. Charlie Brown—Good News. 7^ J. A. Joukins—Notice to Debtor* and Credltora estate M rsrM. s. Mrrtt'k. ---— #. K. Suelliug—Citations^ —Mr-Tornil--Dressed Notice. Lumber Grass worms have eaten up much of the promised hay crop nnd are dam aging the ytMmj^enrn blathut. TO WN UKGI AT K A T 1 ON NOTICE. The hooka for registration,-of-town voters are now open at the store of Geo \V. Patrick where they will remain open until the 5th day pi September —i»i«. x;— - By order of Council. C. J. Hay, Clerk, — Wdttr a plenty of 'pbwer, Thoroughly equipi>ed and unexcelled in tlie state H he Barnwell Oil Mill Ginnery will give complete satisfaction to old and liew patron* this season. No waiting over until tbb Oil Milt this season. tomorrow at PLEASANT PARTING WORDS. Whereas, the people of Barnwell have done everything In their power to make onr stay in their town pleasant orre and, whereas, tho Key* ol the town were so generously turned over to us by them through Mr. Carroll Bimms, be it resolved!' That we, the teachers and insruetor* of the Summer School, extend to them through the Ctolumirs of the two county paper* our sincere thanks for their hospitality and the many courtesies shown us. and that we return fd them the JCeys which, we are sure, have not been illowed to become rusty. E. H. Hall. , |<»— **ll, Hiss Mary McCarty. Com ml ttoe. The fgl? session of the Orangeburg Cotlegfate Institute begin* Sept. Pth firm you be Orte of the happy students who will be there? There will be RouJ*' aumber from pttr eo»uty ( practice: Folk of Bamberg has shipped the first South Carolina bale of new.coft in.-all grown by his eodored tenant, Ab 3 Mm- tnons. The date* of shipments \v*re : in I!Hi3 on August 3; HWl August ij; IDO.j August 4; 1U08 August 10. FrbT. J. E. B.iland goo* to Kansas City tills week fur a month’s h***diiess stay, and will return before the open ing of thf Blackvllle Graded Schonl, September the 24th. During hi* ab sence Mrs Boland will - visit ber old hmne in Beech Island. ■ _ •'.: 3 Prof. A. W. Sanders, Aiken Superin tendent of Education, came down on Thursday to attend the closing exer else* of the Tri-County Summer School. Ami the more we know of Prot. San ders the less the.wonder grow* that he s the unanimous favorite for reelcc- tlon. Mr. J. IT. Given* brought n* on Sat urday the appreciated gilt of one of the old lime mntctil6'*k BarnweJI Dis trict Wateriuelotls, tlie same sort (hat were grown before the war. lie has wisely kept the seed unmixed, and ha« never planted a Kolb Gem for family use. v- ' • - ‘Next week’s Issue will be the last he- fore thfLPrimary Election. No article ed.Tven as aaijulvenlsement. as the at tacked pat tv wotiM t have no equal chance to defend himself. Any article In t!ie interest of candidate will he charged fora* an ad vertisement. Mrs. JuU& Ikmham Sparkman died L .on.th«4kdv4«st:-aT Ttr-Pubrni^ bia, and was bnriV l at Georgehiwn beside tbe remains of her late husband. Dr. G. E. T. Sparkman. >*h»-wa* a daughter of tbe late Gen. MHiedge L Bonhain of-Edgefield and “had made many friends in Barnwell on tier Visits to her sister, Mrs. Robert Aiunch. The mosquito crop of tho ioeitiiity is re|K>rt*fd the largest and bioo I tbirsij nst slm^e Hie wat. Still in be cau'sTng ir The Thlrtv-nlnrh Annual Session of the Barnwell Baptist Snndav School t*onvctit1m> will be, held at the Double Pond* Church on Friday, August 31. Each Seined i* entitled tp five tlele gates and It i< earnestly desired that the schools will he fully represented. PROGRAMME. 1 12 Noon. Organization. Introductory fceruioa, . Rev. A. J. Foster. Adjournment. 8 p. Vh, MeOVod. , lr Snperlntendent’g Duties. a. Opening Exercise. b. ^During Studv Hour. c. Closing Exercise Rev«. W. D’’ MeMillan. G. W. Gamer. Bro. K. M. Mix-on. 4 p. m. 'The Teachers and Teaching. a. Teachers Preparation. ^ b. Teaching the Lesson. Rev* W. M. Jones, U. J. BHMer. Prof. 1) L Bramlett. 5 p. tu. Adjourniiienti* ; ' ’ ■ ■" . r Saihrisf: I jo.30 a. m. .Th-vutTonal Exercises, Rev J. H. Sl'IiyrTcnilie. B) IS. How the. Country Pastor can Help the ijnnd iv School, Kev*. M. M. Benson. R. C. Oalphin. 114*>. Rewarding Ceitillcatc* to Members of N'orm tl Class 12.13 The Sunday tfchcfinl ns an Evangelizing Agoney. Itavi. \V. Garner, W. M j-mes, W. D. McMiUau.. 1 30 p in. Adjourn. 3 p. in. - ReporfV- of CondiUattr-ttf Schools bv Delegates, tiuery. Rev. M. M Henson. 3.30 C invention Tha Barnw*!! Oil Mill will charge mte dollar for ginning And packing cot r ton thl* Season. and Tbe work will be perfectly and quickly don*. Relation to her Presentation Banner. — 3.45. Church's reaching Service Rev« fc C. M. Bill ings, a. J. Foster, Bro. C. 0. Elzey. 6j). m. Adjoiirn. —^ TV ' 1 Sunday. ^ JO 30 a. m. Devotional Exercise, Rey II. J Snider. 10 43,_ Opcn'T* irllnment on Sunday - FOR COUNTY SUPF.klN- TKNTDENT of education. J<t v ... Eiko,« c., iaff ioii 1900. Atthesolicltatioil of niar.y friends I riispectftillv annonmjEi niyself a can didate for Count#*{^perlhtendehl of K dues tion, subject tk' the f'hTe* and regulation* of the. Democraatc -Party aToTplo lge mvrelf to abide bv Hie re- stilis of the Primary KecctJon and sup- poit the uoinlnecs of the party. G K. Birt. Barnwell. S- C.. June, 20 h. 1000. Having beeu solicited by many friends to make the race for Countv Superin tendent of Education, f rcipeettu|ly anndonce mvself a candldare for same/ ■ nr the Demscratlo Primary KI.ecLlon and pledge myself to abide by the results and support the lauuluees of the party. D. VV. Black Jr. Barnwell, 8. O., April 24th, 1000. I respectf«|jjr announce mvself a cipYrtTflate for ree’eoMon to the ofli.-e of County Superintendent of Education, luhject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge mvself to abide by tlie results and to support the nominees of the party. ILM-JDarllngton. FOR THE. HOUSE OF REP- R E SE N TAT IV E S. Blackvllle, S. CU June ISthyiOOO*-- We respectfully aunounce Mr. L. P. Boylston a Candida to fur the House of Representatives subject ti> the rule* and reguiatioria ol- the DJinocratic primary election, pledging him to abide by the result* ami to support the nominee* of the parly? - ■ Many Friends. Willijjton, 8. C., May 28*h, 19dfl. To the Democratic votys of BarU- wel) Cdnhty : Having decided to enter The raor tin* Hotisd ol Representatives I hereby annm;nee nnself a candidate for the same, snbjevf to tho rules and regula tion* of the Democratic Primary Elec Hop and pledge myself to abide by live rcsuPs of the same and lo aupjHo t tlie. noininees Of the party. __—u—*— ' R, M. Jlixaon. Barnwell^ C.. 5!ay 28d, 1908. . I -respectfully announce myself a indldate for re-election to the House of K"pi useiTiittTVes, subject to tlie rules and regulations of the Democratic |’rl- tnary election, nnd pledge myself to abide by the results and to support the nominees of the party. J. K. Harley. Fairfax, 8 C., May 7tli, 1900. f respectfully announce myself eanilidatu.lxir.lha..Hiiiii'o nl Hni.riiarnt^ Tbe length of candidate parda la lifn- (fed to Inches. .^. FOR COUNTY AUDiTOIt. Kline, 8. C., May lllh, I9U6. , . , ,. ...n.c : -r — ■ J --4 am a candidate for Auditor. . I pledgw-to abide the rules.of Hie Deroo- cralic party. % E. Kirkland, ir. Bnmwell, 8. C , May 8H1, 1900. I respertfuHy announce myself a candidate for Hie office of Auditor for Barnwell tlrmnfy, subject to tbe rules ami rogulotions of the Democratic Pri mary, pledging.myself to abide by it* result* and to ^upport the nominees J he reftL.aiid -g Iviug: m v best -sevvlaer to tlieA^tite and County, If elected, A V' 'V' Moody. BarrtWellj 8. C.; April 17tb, 1906. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for reflection to the office ^ 1 oct *iabi*«P—-W*ii Hr••tttrnrt ’Amn'esses. by 7 ctve«, siihjcct tn the rule* and regul i- tiona of the Democratic PrlmuVy lGec_ Sermon. Rc v G. \Y.Gu.r.o—tiorv • amp pledge tti vsi-T r to ahtn* by the suit and to support the nominees of he party. B. F. Thomas. Robbins, 8. C., May 7th, 1008. I ye«pectfuHy announce myself a andldaie for the House of Representa tives.’subject to ttoe rules and regula tions or the Democratic Primary Elec- Uou. ami ptedg-voty^e+f to ahltie bv The resiiU.a,ud t*»,suppoit tlie nomiticcs of sevvr.Hl 42 Noon, er Adjourn. . There vvill be^dtnner on the ground* on Friday and Saturday. The Choir will use Revival ‘‘Hymn*’-’ as used in the Torrv Alexander meet ing. We woii!d%ugjre*rTliat delegates secure the hook for practice and bring it with them to the Convention. Parties will be met at Blackyille by notifying I. 11. llutt<>. BlackviIk*-..*. C. C. M. BRrtngs, 8. P. Hair, ' Committee. W. G. Britton. Secretary. LONG BRANCH PHILOSOPHY, W4 visited Barnwell on Salesday, not hr cause of any sale*, but on account of the advertised meeting of tlie Law and Order League, whlyh,we found absent. Hie ToxVu tiad not heard of it and thi- country people hail forgotten all about it or would m>t leaxtr-tki-ir fodder (now \ fodder field is ab**ut the hottest place this side of the furnace that was pre pared for the Hebrew children, siUl U we weMtJbseTTfodder we would first want to know if the buyer was In the siiade while we pulled ft ami him accon Ingly)TB»H-we left cur* ex pecting to meet a gvat crowd of our best peop'.e, but alas our people are not lute re-ted in why. t wernn «| d e r J lie be«t the party prevention of lawless ness On^our arrival xve found that the few people In town consisted most ly of candidates who would not com 1 -gunre out and own op flm* f 1 -" - mchlilg of the meeting of the League. Wc shook tlu-ir hand* and they shook each others hand*and talked plcaiant- 1> t" «^a.ih..oth*r"tTtTeVe being ub btk- - else for them to chin) and vve^were re- ndnded that wo have the cleanest nidi tics tn he foilt>4 at ail. And while wc thought over the object oTbur visit we wonderrtd how the* town won Id have looked if a circus had been hooked for dwyr Saint and Sinner have looked and ac.ed just about a'ikc or worse is FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR BtftCk-ville.K. CVJune tffttbr 1 ftOfi."— I respectfully announce myself a can didate tor the office ol County Supcr- , subject to the rule* and regula tions of the Democratic Primary Kleur. Hon, pledging nii«' , ll' tu ablj? r by the yiesult and to su pport tire nominees of corresponding abundance of malarial _ _ . fever. An ounce of prevent! -n the greatest nuisance of all tied to the Caurt House and across rbe- / better than a pound ofjquinlne se(rthat r»o itagiisnt or stagnating water 4 | alluwed-Ao. jeu.aln in . tubs; old cans, bottles or other re near dwelling*;; AV’p are kindly remembered with an to-attend R Pic NIc and ’Cue at Pter*!e’s GhspeL Rich Land Town ship, today. The’ Cnmmittea liost* are L. W. Hill, L. F. Dick*. F. H Dicks and PiLDtck*. and the Finance Committee Dr. J. Monroe Dicks and Oscar B. Cave. And the day will be one of august enjoyment to all who shall gather there. — -The electric-fan* hv Dcasonbv Pbnr tiiacy are giving blessed relief to the miserable Sinners who are not able to bury them selves Tn the surf of the sea. or the shadows of the mountain peak*. There a candidate can coql ills fevered ambition in ten minute*, and less transgressors In shorter time cun freeze out every worry, A^ Uvsdee-- trie lights make the town lamps-so ashamed that they dicker like war lime candles. Farmer J. A. Shanklin of Pendleton, Anderson CotnUyv-sAd l«*c week to the United States Ex leriment Station at Clemson College nine extra fine Jersey cattle for tlie pretty sum of II.- 800. Some of the 0 >w* brought $v3!> apiece. These caul; are of th* “ Tor mentor Strain.” an I not a drop more blue blooded than tlio GdepAiQte Herd established by Rev. S E. Preniis* and bow owned by Mr# George} B. Todd. The next State Fair will be an eolip- ser. John L. Sulltvin, the back num ber champion pugilist, will be on exhi hition a* a chief attraction, hut what relation he bear* ti agricultural pur --eultawr-HiechanicxI operation tx tie)oud our knowledge. The syndicate con trolling him charges a show. The managers hipe to got W. J hryan without <J3*t, although hi* syn dicate hold him at the figure that John u. j.dts out of the wondering, admiring concourse, Tharo will also be (Bore horse racing th* 1 ever before. - 4^. Jtrectawgenei-al heliahello of gainbllng, 1 ^^-mbberr and immoral conduct7.YoVw^ re TTrtTiclc- !,rL ‘ advancing—the wrong wav. t ' ie P® horsed and - ” Ki *h nrovpd hv mv rmilpftion anr! nlpil Caniates’ Cotnii. CANDIDATE FOR*CON- ^ ORESS.— I respectfully: announoa my oandl- dacy for re-clection to Ciingress from the Second Congressional District of South- Carolina In doing go, I ask that my constituents examine into my record of only a few months ns their Representative. I have been and am now embarrassed by reason of tbe con test for my seat which seriously affects mv intlue'nee and mv efforts in behalf of my people. With my esperjpn.ft, I am saftsTTeOThat I can and will repre sent you more advantageously In the future ihan 1 have done in the past. 1 make this announcement subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratlo primary, pledging myself to abide by the. result*, and to support the nominees thereoG^— Very respectfully, J O. Patterson, I hereby announce myself a enndi dare fciC Congress from the Mecond Congressional District of South Caro lina, subject to the rules of tho Demo cratie Primary. Butler B. Hare. ,, I respectfully annojincA, myself candhiate for Cog;ress in tlprSecond District of South Carolina and pledg mvself to abide by the rule* and regu latloos of tha Democratic party and to support the nominees of its pri : inary elccihm. 6. L. Toole. a ’ the party. J - J C. Griffin. Barnwell, 8. C.. April 23d, 1906. I respectfully announce myself a andidatc for tb« House of Representa tive-, subject to tie rules and regula tions of tbe Democratic Primary Elec tion, pledging myself to abide by the result* and to support the nominee* of the party\ . A. Bethune Patterson. Auditor of Barnwell County,. *ul»J to the rules ittid regulations of the Democratic Party. 1 pledgojuyaclLTo Hbi ( |e by the result* of the j’rhnsrv Election and to «up|>ort tho nominees of the party. . Very respectfully. Hh IV. TretH. Barn well, 8. 0., April 9th, 1»0C. I respectfully annnnncfl myself a candidate for the oflhtto of County Auditor. In *n doing I wi«li to sav |o the voters and fax payer* of old Barn well county that the duties of tfie of fice in wkieh Tam working and r to which I aspire are sITWI It will he Im possible for me to m'ake-a Canvass of the county, if elected 1 pledgefyou m v Very best services. I make thl* announcement subject to the rnle.*_and rogulathma of the Dem ocratic primary,'^pledging myself to abide by-UVe results, and tosiiypoft flirt nomfhees thereof. Very respectfully, J. C. Keel. - TTT.arnwc-ll, 8. C., March 28th, in:)0. After careful consideration of the good wishes and solicitation* of mv friend* In atf sections of the County I respectfully announce invseif a candi- ejate bmlre ofth*e of County Auditor, subjeet^to the rules ami regulations of the Democratic Primary election and pledging mysqlf to abide by Its results .and to support the nominee* of the party. Sincerely appreciating the many assurances of . support- given me- and pledgiiig mv best services to tire State and County, If elected. I am. Very sincerely, —r— M. J. Pate. Barnwell, S.Ji’.VMaroh 27t!i, 190C. I respectfully ■unonnon myself fl candhl.U.e for County Auditor, subject to the rules and. regnlatioiis of the ' ■+ pdmirp TnmaTf abide by, tbe result*--of the Primary Electlnn nffd to sii pfiort tire tiomUreos of thf hHrty. If elected4 shall grate- ftilly give my best efforts to the dis charge of my duties!- • - R. W.Riie*.' FOR MAGISTRATE. Williston. (^.^jOy-Oth 190(1' I announce mvself a Candidate fori Magi-"rate at Williston. Subject to the | rules of tbe Democrate Primary! VV. L. Frederick I respectfully snnoiinee mrself a [‘(‘andidatc for re electlen a* Magistrate at Dunbarton, subject to tbe rules and regulations of tire Democratic Party and pledge nivsclf to support the nomi nees of the primary. F. O. Brabham. I am a candYffirte for Magistrate for] Four Mile, and pledge to abld^ the rulcs-of tho Democratic nartv. ' T. S Dunbar. Hus bt'on seffreo this disastrous Crop Year, but dii thd honest platform of the best goods at the lowest prices th4 HILT VIT Ask a careful reading of their catalogue bf the best goods made in America, and request the cnUs of atiin heed of anything in their immense stocks; We 1»ill hblj^ yol cure hard times. We-oflcr: * : ‘ The Celehratcd Columbus Buggy of Columbus, Ohlifc The -Summers Buggy, Burnsville (*n. The Taylor Canady Buggy, Oxford, N. C., The HehdersoJi Crao. ford, Buggy, Yaldoflta (ra., The Hughes Bugger Byttch^ bilrg, Ya , Also lii-st Glnss Li“Single thid i)dublfi Harness, Lap Robes, Whips, arid other extrd parti of Harness for repair. — > ALSO A very fine liae of Saddles, from the finest factortbl tii the country, —^ ’ Also n - *— 1 .■ All of the best makes of One and Two Honfe Wagohi, Ml all sizes of axle and width bf tires, in Sarvitie patent Huty old -Sty - ALSO Several Fine Large Mules and a few Horses and MarMI will be sold cheap to clear oat stable for f&ll bnainaais CHARLIE barnweul. a a WHY HAS Gaorge W, Bodlford. Barnwo’.LS. C.. 22J May. lfK>6. I respectfully anuounco myself, a iWUwwW'fwp-yhe-(vfltrn *t*f‘~C0tl n f y “'F u^l per visor, subject to ihe’rutes an«l regu lations of the Democratic Primary m, j)leilging my*<ilf to abMe bj - WirnsUm, 8. r.; June 18, 1906. I respectfully announce myfielf [ re-t^wrflnn to the office < M agi*trat^*t Wlllistou. subject tw Ttvifl rules anil regiilatlilns bfThe Democrat ic Primary election, pledging myself to abide hv the results and to support ■lire uomlnexi of the party. ~ j. W, Johnson. t do hereby announce myself a enn- dulate U*r the office of Maghtrate at tn tne c*»ming Primary and pledg.e myself to abide bv the rule# a nd retrulJLliuiiX.--#4-44re-TDetmmr?rtfT l Tarty and support the nominees there of. * L. II. WiHiami, Gve ri-strhrsTid to support the nominee* of the party. T. I). Johnson. Barnwell, 8. C. I respecflulig- April 19th, 1996. luae, 18tb lOt'ff, - UItner, 8. C. Jtine 81741906. I respectfully _announee myself a camUdabe- for tho ottlee of Magistrate at TJlwa^subjeet to-the rule a and regulation*-of the llEmocratlu party Sold 25 Car Loads of Slock This Season? Because Both Mis Stock and Prices dust Received: I ‘ 2 CARS 1 CAR ms£S - -.All Good, Sleek and 9iraip*hti ALo New Car ol Wagons ‘Browa’-Me -- And onc-liorse Wagons ‘Virgffla' irH. 1 announce myself—ir, - - - ^ _ , candidate for County rtnpervisor, tu:b- j And plftlrfe myaelf to alrele by The re el to the rule* and rcguThtion* of the Democratic prluwy, self to abiilft bv tbe-resnlt and to sup port th«*trdu)lneea of the party. intetratlon of| ap proved by mv reelect ion and pledging nrr - e*perienoe aiTJ best endeavors If reelected;— . .. - Very respectfully, . J. B. Morris. DarnweHr8rC77!^prll 9th. 19087 I respectfully announce myself a candidate for County rtupervi«or, sub ject to tbe rules and regulations of the Democratic party. I pledge mvself to [ abide by the results of the Ptloiarj ETectloh and to support the nominees of the party. Haring served for three years and throe months in charge of the chain gang and as’managcr of road work with Supervisor 0.*W. Barker 1 feel perfectly competent to discharge the duties of the office ami If elected wttf give mv be*t and most faithful ser vice to the public. Very sincerely, *- ‘ - “ - " fi. J- Diamond. suits of the primary election and to pport the nominees of !Qre partv. .— W. L. Brant. t XnackvllTe, 8. C.. Junc.4. IDOftr T hereby announce myself a candt- ditUtc for re-election a* Magistrate at lllackville, 8. C.. stWlject to the rules and regtrhitlon* of the Democratic Prl- J mayy, and pledge myself to abide by the results and to support tbe ntotai-l neon of the partjgr; A. P. Woodward. Barnwell, 8. C., May 23d, 1908. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for tlie office of Magistrate at Buggies thlit arc BdaatieSj Car Load Nellie King Flottfs „ With Whittle^ Stock, Wagons and Plow# Btirfi can be made at least expense ol filbot; IlitllUIE-lC. t F. STILL & S0N FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Barnwell, S. C., May 23tb, 190fl. I respectfully announce mvself a candidal** for reelection to tho office of I County Treasutcr, *ubt*ct to the* roles and regulations of the Democratic Pri mary election,' pledging myself to abide by the result and support the nominees of the parly. J. B.,Armstrong. FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE. ' BarnwelLJi. C, MayT4tB, I respectfully 'announce mvself a candidate for reeleetion to the ofllire of Judge of Probate for Barnwell Coun ty, suhjec.t to the rule* and regulations of the Damoeratle Primary, and pledge mvself (o abida hy tho result and r support the nominees of the partv. JubnK. Kn<. Ring. ■mm**' 0 ***. .*|>n..~A.^ —w -* ■ unwell, sulijcid fiTirTe mips and reg illations of the Democratic Primaryi election, and pledgw'mvself to abide- by the result and to support the nominee.* j of the party. r _ L L. Attaway. Blackvllle, 8. C. May 14th 1906. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Magistrate at J Blackvllle, enhject to The rules and regulation* of tbe Democratic party and pledge myself.to abide by tin. m-~ sults of the primary election ijpd-to support the nominees of the party- If elected 1 promise that right shall triumph over might in my territory. J. W. Hair. - BLAeKviLLe, ■> - i- e.. Arc now completfely ready for the Fall and Ifiiftef Triii and offer r-^-in all linen of- m Barnwell, B. C-, 8th, 1906. I respectfully announce myself a catididaOrfor the efilce of Magistrate at Barnwell, subject to the rules and reg ulation* of the Democratic Primary KbctVon, pledging myself ftr abide by tho results and to support the noml urees of the pirty. E. E. Morris. Dry Goods, Notions, Clothings Boots, 81ioes, Hats, Caps,- Furniture, Groceries, To* bacco, Cigars, Crockery^ Glassware, Hay, Grain* Etc., Etc. We invite, with confidence, special attention fo 6 Morrlx.f?! C., May 7th, 1906. I reapoctfolly annotince invse'f niturs, which will make mtf home comfortsble and «hfch W«U defy the W**?§ and to supimrt the noml-j and double good looks; and to our Shoes, j. w. Bate*. ' your way and walk through life an easy prOj >*. L*f trees of the party. i-hl r * . - l- . -I 'v fc. ■'fri! - . ■* .4 '..-Lot • . ....r . * ... irifr-nfu ♦ ' , .