The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 30, 1906, Image 3
Barnwell People.
AUGUST», T*06.
KATES Of SUKSUKCmo^
livid
tomorrow at
fn Adr&oo«, per Aonom
On Time .
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The O.mmv (ti»i« Gang will b« at
He Albert Mill on Spur Branch
> the tli«f «»f next week when it
tH »ov«t« Spring (Jhurch.
J. B. Morria, Supr.,
K. C. Koberta, Clerk?
v
A'chance in *MII open to the yonnjf
ircn of (HU county to get a Normal
fcbolarahip in the Untveratty or South
-< arolioa. Art cxaminatioti
hJ'jiojte will—he uonriwcte
‘ ounty Superintendent ot Kducation,
'■ riday, Aujtuat 81,
Write at on«e lor application blan'ka,
to - ''' ■ 'j,
Benjamin Sloan, President;
Cohimbia, S. C.
All peredne who have ordered dres*
cd lumber from me will pleaae call for
it, a* it la icninir fa*>t.
f Flrat Come, Firat Served.
J. M. Turner.
- Morrl*. S.O;
Juet received—A lot of -Victor Rec-
orda: H inch 3ft cente ; HI inch 00 cents.
Come and make selections eariv; they
tit all standard machines. Call on
, J. R Harrtxdn,
r;.—Barnwell, S. C.
To Mu«lc Lovers—Have you heard
the V r lctor Talking Machine? It is the
beat. Catt and beconHi.oeid—f 17,
130, $40 and up.
J. R. Harrlaon.
Barnwell. S. C.
, Armstrong and Phnhat* .
for that JtldA 1 Sncniitjt lost no steep oecause of
"by—ih*--fw*hii .iI HTiXleVv this catnpaijcu as
iicith ir tiad oppowltitiii.
Tne Second i'nmary will
Tuesday, >epuM»iber Ulh.
No waitiiijc over until
the Oil jtftil to is season.
Mrs d, A. Piirter and daujrhtera re
turn -d from Virginia on Tuesday.
Mr. Ren H lit Cave la enjoying a ^fa
lightful Vscatloii in New Yoik Cltv
and at ueighborrng pleasure resorts.
Xo tlner flavored ineton has come to
ns this season than the rattle snake
confr.hu ed on bnturday by Oapt. C.
B. Swan.
Governor llevwa’d has fasued his
pr<«cl iination caliii'g for the obser
Vance uf m xt Monday as Labor Day
and a tCgal holiday.
oRer, G.^W Garner will preach
the Baptist Church' Sunday evening,
»ept. 2d. 1906,8 :80 sharp . '
Blue Mondar^htimreek had an un
usually cerulean color, because uf fog
hnd moNtnre saturated air. But tke
good aun
Messrs.
The Barnwell Oil Bill] charge
one dollar for ginning and packlngcot-
ton thD season, and the work will be
perfectly and quitkly. done.
Next Monday will be salfday. but no
lands are advertised It will be Siate
—La,h(pr Day. a holiday kept by- few out-
sidb of in a n ii fact ii ring localities.
Mon lav next, I.abor Day, being a
nation ti lioliilav, Tlie Barnwell Post
Ulllco will otmerve SuikIhv b-Miis and
so wil oilier servants of Uncle bam.
Kev. w. M .L nes of W illi>ton is T en-
joving bis vai at'on in the mountains
of Western/North Carolina, the bfist
season and f lace for rest and recuper
ation. ■ .. — *
Capt. C- .ll,—l.an$lev came down
from c diuubia tocn>t.liis-priiniiry vote
and so; relutncK ar.il oliCfriem/s, who
lioju! h ! will >odn move back lor good
■Vid ad.. ,
* RKMl N ISCKNTIA L. ■ *
fHtV years ago the RanriraTT'Post
was on Main Sircct,either where
the Bakery now stands, or on the op-
pns'te corner of Ne w Street., M r ('. K.
T\»bln was the Postmaster, a,iid held
the ..Wee unfil his death from yellow
fever H. Char.lestou while sertH.g as a admirable plant and
member of Hullo s coinnanv. Stahinys
lUittalion, n v bich was stationed lieiTr
—Chw “Batterv in. Charleston, guarding
veral hundretl Federal pitsoner
cers, wlio were placed at that spot,
:l« writer supposes, in an endeavor 6*
i t event the Yankees shelling the.
Hit,"but ir did not prevent them—a
bit.. '
’.-Yellow fever broke out among (hr
Federal otlicers and spread -to- their
C nards^ and oltlcers and guards were
»*tily moved to. a place fu Lexingf.on
county, three miles from (/pltimhia
Among those from Barnw^l jihririct
who died of yellow fever were Lieut.
Nick Hutto and Mr. C. V Tobin. A-
■umg those wlio recovered were Messrs
Besslnger and J. W. Sanders, both
now liviug.
Whe.i sent to the Lex in
-jrmrrs-jr yhnck anil Jolin TVisnn weie
hard I ? ably to y alk DuxUig -a rain-v
' priF < oT. j. j Kyan..chsimiau of ilie
I rnwett rtefrgatlon I t tlie House of
K»*P r r’Vnistives came over to the camp
• pfo see |f lie could do anytliiiiK, su'd tlie*
t-Hlcer itneharge t«dd him iliat tlie two
hovs weie going to die ii they were not
moved oat if tlie lath.. Col. Ryan
went to Gen ( hesfhut and a-ked that
they Ire set free, hut (lie General told
him he could send one. lie sent Shuck
and the ti’-xt w eek bought a Collin ami
sent the remains of Nelson to steel
* reek Church to be hui ied
One mess of four men was baying a
•■.Trie time when ilic" Veilow fever broke
out. and ended it K»er-y Fi hhey Am-
•>rnae Morris of .sleightown received
irom his Ifome people a t<ml cheat lull
of t ried chicken ami - other tilings as
good. Morris was very generous, and
M 's* On i rie Os Co h-Tt Tfn Thursday
on per -eim aum:i;l vi-u to Ballloiore
and N’e.v Yutg tm ihe selectiou of dress
delIgfR< and ui li'itery trrTrrveU for her
patrons.
. Alter t vorv seaere attack of fever at
■■spring etd M > ii Green -was »o far
leiovir don hinlat n- |o rtlum to
the wei omi'g houif of liis paic'ms at
GreenU d. -
'l liere will be no loss oh time.
Gil Mill Ginnery- tins season
cotton wiu
perfectly.
be ginned
at tl e
With
amplo power
promptly and'
, . . I respectfully annuunoe my candi-
hrtghteoed the K|j*t ainl, dacy for re-etootUm mTjwrigrass from
Junker I ' ow . le i “»e Second Congressional Distilct,of
Junker of New Deratnr. A'a . brought, South Carolina In doing so, 1 ask
that my cniis{ituentri examine Itito my
the mUiaiice from the -AVost and the
day was peYfect. And they promised
u* li|m good hoy a to come agiln and to
spend a longer vacation, ami we hope
that they will ho so welcomed next
summer that tl?*y will make their life
long homes in fair Great Cypress, a
inong ttretr present and future friends.
DOTtJ FROM TUTEN.
Rev.-D M. Retmv of Johnston, ft. O.,
fllIrd lila regniar apt»ointnietHi at Bethel
mi Saturday and tiundav with Baptism
In the forenoon of ten who gave them
selves over to the Lord and have now
come into Ilia vineyaid todo battle for
Him.
Cropa have improved very little In
this section Its heard from all sides
by older folks than f that the «ott**u
crop to thls sectroTt will he about half
what ft was last year and the grain
crop about the same as last vear, which
was very aho’t 1 he writer thinks
this section hard hit and worse times
in the near 1 liture
Fodder pulling jnsl, completed; La
borer* wanting to pickcottoii and and
none. open. -
Miss Anna Harter of this place is
spendiiigihie-week with Misses Lynes
near Sycamore. ——— ^
Mr. and Mrs V. W. Manuel left-on
Thursday last for Hleftn-
shoit Slav
^aw**«v^-rasr^erh^ir*rrrrn r fn7r^^ TmTitTfRe fmx
the vvimi og up ot tne trasc bal
Job Wil l hU.' hr* . : Uli i ion-,~
these lat er day tiilMi.atiiMis,
i
heing unable to cat it all invited every-
t'odv In tlig cauip to Indp theinseUes.
Messrs C. K. Tobin, Lee Stringfellow
of Wllliston and J. 8. Bhuclt concluded
iliat the good things wne being divi
ded among ton many so they made tins
plan: Mr. Tobin was to seepre per
inirsion front Major Stallings, Ad-
utarvt Rlmoce Asltlcy ami JVapt. Wr
W. Hutto allowing them logo wher-
»-ecr-tWey piea*ed when not on duty, ^
.-.limdt^wae to rent from one of iht |
. ..inr^d f!«takers ime of the near by
esidences abandoned by tlie wealthy
owners I ices use ofs the shelling, and
Mringfellow was to gi to tlie depot,
miles off, and help Morris bring
the box to the lenled htmsc without
the compxav knowing it. Messrs
Tobin and Shuck were scot-to the
Hospital so imldenty tlfal SlrlogTellbw
and Morris did not liave the chance to
tell tbemjjood l<ve.
MARlitAGKf*.
Harriet! at Willlstim hv Wrrr
Jones on August 31 vh Mr. Paul
Bnelling and Mt«fl Minnie Brownteo.-
At Barnwell by Rtv M. IT. Benson,
rt:
l>g
M.
B
,611 route for
feeli slum < U that ti.ov
August 2Jd- Dr. R. A. Dcaaon and Jibs | in,,,, w iid 'Tritror-yhpy
htevie, daiighter of the"late Mr. ^
L. ttuab. ~ ————
THE ALDRICH PLAN.
Paill’tr Alfred Aldrldli called
^ Baturday. and—not Died ns Th a f
-double barrel crop w as ready f««r
on
TTTs
in
eiiectlon^ As uuickly a» possible we
were on the spot, accompanied by a
pfacHcai-farmer ft lend, w ho wa.s to
curb our enthusiasm If Tt mounted too
i
cacti of'torn and .cut.on will pro luce
as much corn as if all the land werb
riven m that, grain, nmFthat the cotton
crop will be a surplus one. lie has ful
lowed that plan lor several years and
Ills faith tbeirin waxes greater.^results
to his mind, proving him right by the
infallible argument of many full corn
barrels and cotton bales toxjorrcspoud.
This years corn crop (s the best he
has ever made, even though the con-
stant rain* prevented the perfect cnlti-
vattan in which he delights. The corn
Mpahe 1 bean cut off, cured and housed
«r aliovked for winier stock feeding.
bo the ears of (torn were in clear view
««ld evidence, so full grown, (hat the
fhaclM on many were tod short to cover
and protect the end grains from the
weather and birds. Tlie stalks stood as
thick on the rows as osago orange
hedj(e plant*. We do not venture to
MtHMte th« corn yield per acre. Good
judge* have put It at Hlty bushels to
Mae acre, but we are quite sWethathe
will not have barn room for its storsge.
W« Mf Chat deliberately, without hav*
Ingawm ht» crib, but judging it -to be
th« tverajpe *ir.H of the average farm,
'“‘rotwn, especially w here compiisr
rit* l«aed, is «s green as leek* in May./
Mwmttng fre^.y to the top and still e
trowing, the lower side limjb* wiclrtvvq^
HWe nr four grown bofls s|itealTlng^ qq
thnntselewe aad taking on auoiliercrop.
Farmer Aldrich is a believer in corn
and tompeat. With plenty of corn one
«*h rale® A plenty of stock and make a
p’ruty of eemanst that Will keep the
noil afftfitfed with the humus that de>
tht «r deluge. --—
*•
Ha., Alter a happy
Bara vail friend*.
Keep up wi U the cotton picking,
I he tro.d.-ai lain *CM*(;n 4.1/ tine~^Ta*t-
thiee mo i*li* w in lie pretty apt to cnl-
inioate in a 'lest Imha storm within
the link’dorir~w»»k-* 1 —^
Wifll a pVtit.r of po~Wer thorooghlr
equipped ami uin xeeiled hi Um .Mate
I tie Bar iweirOil M hi ‘Ginnery will
give com.ilcJe »..U*ts«tl<vo toedd and
new pairo:is.thi!> >eH*oii.
"e leave nut the cards of the fen
caiididat - known to he urminuied.
Alter -fjti'wii k The whole prooes-
siop wil. go. .vnin■ jam sneteot edht-i*
Into futu! -i-pMUtteai tiictory.
September hiingOii its-eailv day*
On the 20rh. lilt. Mr. J-din M. I.sn
i , a'<tpr. wii/>»c lione* wa« on tiie- Barn-
wHI—Ihniihcrg < tmnrv line near Olar,
visited his son.- Mr. Wyatt Lancaster,
near Denmark. * —1—-—
Retiring in Ills iimat Jie
_£i:AsiUi...
escaped
.Yo confusion at the Oil
loft y this sVason. VV Hgons
Tlie preiniies on tlie West
Ihrougii a Warrow yane-one
and he attended to in the
Come. ' *—. -
Mill Gin-
W’Dl enter
wtHVj—pass-
at a time
order tney
Inth?Gmrgls pr'inary election last
Week Ula.k Howell. wJEin w a s born at
hTwiuton. cant'd se candidate toi
Governor ..nlv U out of 1-1} counties
And'now lie know 4 tliat lie ought not
to have M 0igraled.-—r f
The or.I u.iturc of Baptism will bead
niiidsiere irf Turkey Greek on next
rtundav to n{>war<is ol sixty candidates
tor nie'uh-r-tHp in Heih'cii. in Baptl»t
Chnrcli, co "red, the gailte-riog of the
revival *e vices that liave continued for
several w -ek*
Gapt. Dmn arrived on Saturday,
haring m ole die irtp in tliesaddle Irom
Kentucky in 11 days, lie will be-with
the Hill f .p Matiles ngafn tills season
which wj i he hi* 3Tth in Barnwell
Hejre(>0£t. Ijlfe best ehru crop, l.t his
State with n Ins recolie tion.
of th« seri'«. Kyarything passed—elf
pleas tntly. Tlie candidates ate their
last picnic dinner together in peace and
separated with 'at singing ‘’When
shad w e meet agatir? 1 ^
Atm of onr old citizens Is plannings
rent!iim.of aU-J.he . VLhile. clt zeua- of
Barnwell on'May J-tllttlT wlio weie In
the townTi•'t'adyVaf* before that, on
M s v list IS-,7.
An v one w in was here on that date
will confer a tavor on Twh Pk->pi.k hr
IhAjlll'j Blip? hey naom at this office.
Messrs. <’. <*. flatiff. H. K. and 8 11.
Brow n pit »ci|. Ilimtigh town Sunday
New York. —Barnwell
dirt not halt
Tirrry wriif~Hi'i
jtetiamje nrAtteir return they will b*
re(|iiiaition • I sud Immliiit hack. f«<r
hreacii of p i.mise neveYto forgeitheir
old tiin»efr enrti!.
Tu« 'g-n.-T.tu U (liting his clipping
this week w 1 1 hUi piTr
to a Barnwe l coontv girl at her wed
iTfhgln 1811. Btsi 58 year* ago.'These
scitsoi'a b a v sbeei r It i co q* t a ot nse hy
the excelfe it old ladv, still a resident
'° of Barnwe ' ilnrinir the whole BH vaara * wire basket ami plunged into txiiTTiTg
high vr to baft ottr criticism if we al^ - rtn ,j wert . given this week to a visiting water, peeling the.n q'iic*lv and (lack-
tempted to (tarade our agricultural
knowledge. The Aldrich theory Is
that land pUnted, alternating two row* On Thursday, 6th September s Mis
sionary M toting will he liel I at Fairs
mount Church fm the purpose of
arousing lilt missionary apirlt among
tlie tpetnber«hip ami tlie comimir.ltv
generally. The public is cordially in
vited to att'nd. Several go«*d speak
ers will deliver addresses amt a gener
ously goo I >1'! uic dinner will he sefved
on tlie ground*.
a tri m; rk of rfspect.
Died at her homotn Rnsemnrv town
ship'A ngost 6, 11)06. M rs: FUla Ken nod v,
wife of J J. Kennedy, aged about -JO
year*. She leaves a Imsliand and eight
children to/e!her with n host of relit:
11 vcr a 11 rtfrfeTHDuDmonrn her los*.
For a numlier <>f t ears she had been
a member of Rosemary Baptist church
and _Jed >l consistent, chria-iau
life, the 1 VifTie-nee »d wJch ii will long
lie felt hy her many friends and Ih ths
home she lia* left so sud. For weeks
she lav-on a lied of Hldictlon, nnlil (iod
M«t>» Hi* rentier to snunnoo her home
. .Mav God-he -eerv hear tlie dear ones
she hasTeTThajiind, May lieeonifort
tliem as He almre can.
• “God In.lli* wisdpn lias recalled
The boon His love liad glv. 11,
And tlioogh Die body m uklers here
i'he aoui is *afe io U-utven
A friend.
record of only a few months as thidr
Representative. 1 have been anti am
now embarrassed by reason of the eon-
test for mv seat which seriously affects
mv influence anri mv effort* in behalf
of my people. With my experience, t
am saMsflert that l can and will repnc-
sent you more advantageously in the
future than t have done in the past.
.i.maka this announcement subject to
tlie rules and regulation* of the Deinn.
crstTq primary, -pledging myself to
abide by the results, and to support
the nominees thereof. • .
Very'respectfully,
J O. Patterson,
The length of candidate card* U Mm
Bed to 2)4 Inches.
FOR COUNTY SUPERIN
TENDENT OF EDUCATION
Elko, S C., July 2nd 1900.
At the solicitation of many friends
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for County Superintendent df
Kdncartoni Shliject t-» tint rules atukf Eteethwi Wnd tP TO
regolati<m*. -of- tdHi -4ueiiuni»a«fe ' ■P'AT tT' Jtf-llWyiW.
and pledge myself to abide by the re-
aults of the Primary Keeeiion and sup
port tlie .nominee* of the party.
U E. Blrt. •
A GOOD M AN ■'LEEDS.
ucacetuJ.ly.jt4d-pain4os-lv. wWte asleep
into tlie etenia) re»t. He was 08 vears
of a_ r f, a sob of t'.e late Gapf. J W.
l.ane isier. and iriher.ited in full meas-
ilrtHhe liigb q*iaTitle* of hj* hormied
fatimr. Dure and uptight in thought
and act he well discharged every duty
of life, leaving a white record to his
family and friends, who will tying cher
ish his memory in tlu;ir inmost hearts.
He had been marfieif tw ice and I*
1 v i ved byelghi t-lii id re n.
Theextri campaign meeting ott Fri
st Dr, 4 M. Weekly* old place
w as tlie las. and most iargeiy-rHP-iidcilTwho shall fillTJs iicr place Die.life (if ile
ELT^AlTErn JOWKRS.
. fh tflF {MVrVMencw of Urufon
the C^Uh) of June 1906 onr beloved Vi*-
ter E'ir.shcth-low ers was called from
suffering and service to relief, rest, ai.d
reward—be it resolved..
That tlie Lotvg Branch. Church has
lost a life long member, w hose strength
of character was inspiring, whose gen
erous interest in Die Kingdom was en
nobling. and whose labor* of love'were
:nu*t helpful. ‘ j.
That we, as a churen. do enter itsto
sincere svmpathv with her relatives
am! in praying we promise to make
mention pi tLem -hat their faith fait
not, and that they mav come safely
through tne hour of .trial to Wnpw clieir
Heave nlv Father better.
hat we hiMirrttv coinTimrirt to those
votiou and fidelity which characterircd
her. ' ' " "— —
- That copy of these resolutions be
furnUlied her niece and to tlie paper*
for imh 'c.ati.in ami a page in our Miu-
ate Book inscribed to her memory.
. j- - ■' ■- Committee. -
acre
that
ht.srl. It
A GREAT GROi
Gant. W. B Ghittv of Olar has a two
corn crop 011 black jack land
had Beep planted in such crops
TSTis &c amf-Was in giei I
was thoroughly prepared,
2.8(!0 pound* of lertllixer to the gyre
applied and planted w ith Mason seed
corn In four feet rows, hills five inches
apart lie has saved 1200 bundles of
luitdef and counting Die ears on one
row, two to the stalk, he caTetihue* Die
yield at 106 busliela to tha aorOr Cst>t
Chiuy proves that ihere lmnoreJu-the
nun than In the land. His cotton
crop hae -arveraged year after year a
b:ilettrtt«nicr'er
CANNING TOMA IOES WHOLE.
should he
he pot into
—EmatL-soTTd
chosen for this;
tomatoes
they mav
11 The I.ad c* Visslonhry Society of
Fairmount Baptist Gliurch w ill liave. n
Missionary Jtirtinlny Hatty on the
sixth of Sep’.eiiiher Tlie p iblic cord
ially Invited to attend and are also
asked to give a penny for each year
of their age. I he proceed* are to go for
Mi*s o s A Sevi r.d good sneakers arc
cxpeeled to Hlteml. Aod dinner will
he served oil Die grounds.
Ills*.Anna Waik-r of Barnwell ha*
been elected t im mt>e.r n( Gie lecnltv
iff BhbrWf College, K< me. Ga. one of
the leading institutions ot our naighhor
htate. She uas done a tine educational
work in this State, snd in the higher
Held to which site goes her spiep-did
talent. Ihoro igh culture and perfect,
equipment w II in* more than equal to
the liuger oj lortodltv. Site w id carry
wiwrter the oe*t w {she* of Vnany sin-
fricuds all over Carolina
he expense sFconnts of the candi
date* for State • dllces and Congress as
niod-.Kiih tUa SecretiMOfjwf* State show
that the an Iticating law is a gr* at
money aaver. Four years ago ana be-
Btre it «j©!*t miiiv esndidatc#. a couple
ing fh jars Add tiali a ti-a-poon io I of
-alt to each jar Hnd fld to overliowiog
wlrh water that has-been boiled and
cooled; adjust the rubber*, lay (he top*
011 loosely, and put (he jais Into Die
wash In (Her in the bo.l tew. of which a
wooden rack bus been placed to keep
the glass jars from touching the boiler
bott 'in; surround the j »r* with cold
aater, op to the neck, bring the watiAf
to Die boiling p.iiuc. boil rapidly for
live or ten iiilnuU 1 *; fasten the-tops-of
Die j irs without lining from the .jars';
let siahiT in Die water until cold. An
other w ay. but one on which the toma-
too*, unless carefully handled, are apt
to lie broken, is to bring the tomatoes
to a boil In a porcelain kettle, and then
dip carefully ont. one at. a time, tilling
and fastening one jar Imt'ore beginning
a Second.— Mrs. Rorcr.
e Mate. Bit till* bauipai^n K I
Manning is Di* only one to go over .the
Shock returned .fester-] thousand d >llar mark Gldk hire,
* week postage, adv ••tfcdng and Job work cost
a largo part of tUu*« expenditure*.
Second Primary
Sept, ii,
1906.
Candidate for
or ess.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Gongress from the Second
Gongremdona! Dlatriet of south Uaro-
lina. subject to the rules of the Demo
cratic i’limary.
Butler B. Hare.
I respectfully announce tny*elf a
caiidldate for Gongress hi the Second
thousand d*»il«ra to make the canvas of District of Booth Carolina and pledge
mVaelf to ahTife by f he rules and requ
latlons of the Democratic party
and to support‘the nominee* of it* pri
mary eleciiou.
O. L. Tool*.
•!Wrfrw»11. B f!.. June, 2d h, 1906;
Having been ifotieitcd by many friends
tn imike the raee for YJotmtr Snpcrin-
tendent of Kduwatioo, I respectfuliy
announce mvstdf a caiiilidaie for same,
subject to the rules and regulations.'Of
the Demscratio Primary Election ami
pledge mvself to abide by Dio results
and support the noiVDoees of ihe party.
5 —^ ","7 D. AV. Dlaek Jr.
Barnwell, S. 0., April424th;T90rt.
I respectfully announce, ravself a
rend I dare for reeteef ton to thy office of
County Snperintehdent of Education,
snlij-et to the rule* and regulations of
Die Democratic Primary Election, and
pledge mvself to abide hv the -results
amj to aupport the nominees of^the
party. 4 —’ 7 ;
B. M. D:\rlington.
FOR TilV- MOUSE OF
RESENTATIVES.
REP-
RtJtekvHle, ^ C. June 18rh. 1966. ‘
We respectfully announce Mr. L.dL
Boylstou a candidate for the Hoiine of
Representatives suhjertr—to - rhe Tiilc*
am| regulatious -of the D-.oioeruDe
primary election, pledging htyn to
-abide by the result* and to support Die
nominees of Die party
- .w—Many Fsiandst-
- - -W4W*to»,-B €., May 28th; HffW. —
To the Democratic voters of Barn
well County y.
llaving decided to enter the race for
the Houss of Representatives I. Ijareby
announce myself a candidata for the
same, snhject to the rules and regnia-
rions of tlie Democratic Primary Elec
tion and pledge myself to abide by Die
results of the same and to support the
nominees of the party.
R. M. Mtxwon.
Barnwell, S. C., May 28J, 1P0C.
I respectfully announce mjself a
candidate for re-election to Die House
of Representative*, subject to the rule*
and regulations of the Democratic Pri
mary election, and pledge mvself to
abide by the results and to support the
nominees of the pai tv. ' , . —
J. K. Harley.
Fairfax, SC., May 7tb, 1006.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the fTpuse of Representa
tives, subject to the rules and regula
tions q! Dm Democratic IMmary Elec
Don, and pledge myself to abide by the
result and to supporf the nominees of
the party,
B. F. Thomas.
Robbln»y-8 O., May 7th, 1906.
tlie voters and f»x payers of old Barn
w£Tl Couhty that the duties nf Die of
fice in which 1 am working amj to
whlidi I a«p!re are such-it will he im-
■ possible for me to make a canvass of
the county. If elected I pledge you
toy veTv best servlow*,—-—- — 1 ——’—7
I make thl* announcement subject to
the rules and regulations of tlie Dem-
Th.*ratio primary, pledging mvself to
abide by the results, and to aupport the
nornuuse* thereof,
• Very respectfollv,
~r~ J. G. Keel.
Barn well, S. C., March 28th, IflOfl.
—-Aftrr careful—consideration of the
good, wisiies and solicitations s of mr-
frlends in ait se«<tlons of tlie County I
respectfuliv announce myself a candi
date for the office of County Auditor,
subject to the rule* and regulation* of
Die Democratic Primary election and
pledging mvself to abide bv Us results
and-to support the nominees of the
party. Sincerely appreciating the
manv assurances of support given me
ami pledging mv best services (o the
*nd Guunrr, if elected, I aiOf“
Very sincerely, „
J *‘-- - M.J. Pate.
I respectfully announce myself a
c.-tndlda'e for the fjouse of RepreaciUa-
tives. subject to the rules and regula
tions ot the Democratic Primary Elec
tion, and pledge myself to abide bv the
' ro§- '
result-and to support
thejiarcy.—
the nomhtees
J. C. Griffin.
I
Barnwell, S. C.. April 23d, 1906.
respectfully announce mvself
lives, subject to the rule* and regula
tions of the DBmovraDu Pri.nary Klcc-
Ddn, pledging myself jo abide By—D«.
result* and to support Die nomlneeiof
Die party.
A. Bethune Patterson.
FOR-CaUNTY SUPERVISOR
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate lor the office of County Buhar-
visor.-SMhjcct to tlie rules ana regnla
titms-of the I(miiocraiic Primary Eieii-
tion, pledging myself to abide by the
result and to support Die nominees of
the party.
George W. Bodiford.
Barnwell, S.C-.422«1 Mey, 1006.
I respectfully armmtnee myself a
candidate lor the office of County Su
pervisor, subject to the rule* and regu
lations of Die Democratic Prifhary
Election, pledging myself to abirte-by
ihe result and to support the nominees
lit pm paTtyi •
T. I). Johnson.
Barnwell, 8. C., April 10th, 1906.
J respectfully announce myself a
candidate for County Supervisor, sub
j"d to the rules and regulation* of the
Democratic primary, and pledge my
self to abide by the result and to sup
port the nominees of the party.
Trusting that my administration of
tlie office may be endorsed and ap
tne onice may oe enuorsea ana a >- _#
ttr»ved*hv mir reelecDon ami nlrdalnr t tM nnmllice* of tf»n tUrtH
proietfby niy muw tMm and pieqgtng If elected I promise that right
my experience
reelected. v
and best endeavors if
Very respectfully,
' - J. B. Morris.
Bainwell, S.C., April 9tb,-1906,
I respectfully announce mysYlf a
(caftjlidnte for County supervisor, sub-
jetj to the rule* and regulations of the
IWinocratic party. I pledge mvself to
abide hy Die results of the Primary
Election and to support the nomiuees
of the [nifty.
Having served for three years and
three moruha' hi cliarge of the chain
gang and as manager of road work
with Supervisor G- W. Barker 1 few!
perfectly competent to discha’go the
duties of the office and if ekcled will
give mv best and most faitBful ser
vice to tbe public.
Very alnoerrtv,
U. J. ‘
FOR COUNTY AUD.ITOR.
Kline, R. CL, May 11th, 1906.
I am a candidate for Auditor. I
pledge to abide Die rule*j,of the Demo
cratic party.
N. F. Kirkland, Jr.
Barnwell, K. C., May 8th, 1906,
t rcsivpctfully—announce mvseif *
candidate for the office of Auditor for
“tbrnTwcTTTTdmify, subject to the rule*
and regulations of the Democratin Pri
mary, pledging my«elf to abide by It*
results aniL to support the nominees
thereof, and giVJog my best services ro
the State and County, If elected.
C. W. Moody.
Barnwell, 8. C., April l7th, li)06.
£ I resnectfullv announce myself a
candidate for reelectlon to the office of
Auditor of Barnwell County, subject
to tlie rule* and regulation* of tlie
Democratic Party. I u led go mvself to.
abide hy Die resnUggif the Primary
IfiSl
Very respectfully.
8. W
Barnwell, 8. C.
I
Trqttl.
April 9th, 1906.
resp'Hit/ully announce myself x
candidate f<*r the office of County
Auditor. In arvdoing I wish to sav to
siylo
I t^x
E. MILHOUS.
= DENTAISDRGEOH,
. v BLACKVIUE, S. C
^ Will .be ,at his Barnwell
office every Monday and
Tuesday, and at his Hofhc
office 111 Bluckvilic every
Fridav and .Snf.iiFday.
FfNE MILCTI COWS.
Parties desiring flue milch cowf
please write td- -- r , ■
/ W. C. SMITH,
WiLMSTOJt.H. C.
for cash or exchange
On Fil Uf.
semianntiAl •/
for TVacfiere’ 1
at Barnweil.
is m ioatlnn, for 1
portunlty to secure
B M Darllaj
Aug, I7rh 1906.
REOlATRATHlN KGTiC^.
The Kegl *tration BdolU will W ’
in Die Court HouSe o» Ure Bret
ifay (Isle ffavi In renh month
tranasctlon of such bdslnHt
quired by-law.
j; " . W. i. Baxley, ChairatAi;
O. R Dnnbar,'Kecretarr.
final nidfcflMitqm.
Will sen
tor h«ef nattln.
DICKS - HOUSE,
6J4 BROAD ST.,
Auausy. £Lt.
Excellent romns and good table
board. Rates, $1.60 per day; spectxi
rate* by the week.
A ,^P. Drews. Psof
Notice i» hereby given that the ofc5
derslgmu) wllliui , . '
Monday, Augnst 23th. 1906, .
file her final at cmint with Hon. jabii
K. siielllng. Judge of Probate for Baea-
well County, and apply for letter* dla-
mlsrorv as guardian of HaUic L**e Mar-,
rail, Samuel A. Morrill, Flohle
Morrill, ; . 7 ’
M rs. 8a I He A. Morrmll,
Uuardiaa.
July 24th, 1905.
WHITTLE fl CANDIDATE.
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Now that tlie campaign of the political Candidatoea jil Over
AY bittl c horpinatoa himst'lf as a —— r—
BUSINESS ;CANDlDATg
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For the trade of all the country from the North DdisLo id
the Saviiminh on the plitformi 7
THE BEST GOODS, THE LOWEST PRICESt
_ SOME OP THE GOODS OFFERED PM
One car Load Red Rust Proof Oats.
One and one half Car Loads Brdwn Wigbril.
SOME NICE RUBBER.TIREE) BUOSlfiS.
Two Gars'Biirrginu: and Ticji which I will Sell at cotft)
bcin<r overstocked. - _ ;
One Car Load Lilly Kin*; Flour at $t.50 per BarWl.
The above are just sign boards oil the . wdy to pfospelfittf
by Whittles. . 7 V
COME AND SEE
JlatawelL-K M»reh-#yrtr, 19Wl: a f H,W3 ”
I. resptsctfuUy . announce myself »
candidate for County A mIRor, subject
to Die rule* and regulations of the
Democratic Party. I pledge' mvself_to
abide by the result* of the Prlmarr
KleeDon and to support the nominees
of th«Tparty. If elected I shall grate
fully give my best efforts to the dis
charge of tuy duties.
R. W. Riley.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
Willlston. 3. c.. July 9th 1906
I announce mvself a CaBrtfdftre Tor
Magistrate at Willis ton, Subject to the
rules of the Democrate Primary.
. W. L. Frederick
I re«ppeffiiBv announce mvself a
candidate for re election as Magistrate
at Dnnbartob, subject to Die rule* and
regulations of tlie Democratic Party
and- pledge myself to support Die nomi
nees of the primary.
F. (j. Brabham.
I am a candidate for Maglstrure for
Four Mile, and pledge to abide Die
rules of Dio Democratic psrtv.
‘T. 8 Dunbar.
WlilUton, 8. C., June 16. 1906.
I respectfully announce mtffelfew
candidate for re-ehrrtion to the office of
Magistrate at WIIINton. subject to the
rules and regulations of the Democrat
ic Primary electUm, pledging mvset*
to abide bv the results and to support
the nomines* of the psrtv.
4 . J. W. Johtisqn.
I do hereby announce my«elf a ean-
diiUte-fftf the offtbW 6f ’Maghtrnte at
Ulmer, s C. in the coining Primary
and pledge myself to abide by the rule*
and—regulations of the Democratic
Parly and support the nominees there-
—.— ’
’ — TT. fl. Williams,
J u ne, 18th 1926. >
Ulmer, 8. C. June 8th 1906:
I respectfully announce myaelf a
candidate for the
•U Infer,
subject
regiiTatlon : *.-of Abe
announce
o(Bre «rf gggllitig
"to
HjC- nilea and
Democratic party
and pledge myself to abide bv the re
sults of the primary election and to
support the nominees of the party.
W. L. Brant.
Blackvillc, 8 0., June 4. 1900.
I hereby announce mvself a gandt-
didate for re-election as Magistrate at
Blackvllle, 3. 0., subject to the rules
ami regulations of the Democratic Pri
mary. and pled)re myself jo abide by
the results and to support the nomi
nees of the party.
A. P. Woodward.
- ' •.
Barnwell, 8. G., May 28d, 1906.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of Magistrate at
Barnwell, subject to the rule* and reg
illations bf the Democratic Primary
election, and pledge mvself to abide by
the result and to support the nominees
of the party.
I. L. Attaway.
Blackvillc, 8.C. May 14th 1906.
I re-peutfullv announce myself a
candidate for the office of Magistrate at
Blrtckville. subject to tire rules and
regulation* of the Democratic party
and pledge mysell to abide by the re^
suits of the primary election and to
If elected 1 promise that right shall
triumph over might in my territory.
J. W. Hair.
Barnwell. 8. C., May 8tb, 11)06.
I respectfully announce jsvaelf a
candidate for the office of Magistrate at
Barnwell, subject Pi the rules aud reg
ulations of the-Democratic Primary
Eh ction, pledging myself to abide by
the results and to support the nomi
nees of the party.
E. E. Morris.
Morrh, 8. C.. Mary 7th, 1906.
I respecDully xnnotinee myself a
candidate for the office of Magistral*at
Barnwell, aubjecttu Dus rules and reg-
ulatlons of tbe-lrefitfoeratld Primary
Election, khd piadgiag myaelf to abide
by the result and to support the nomi
nee* of the party.
K+fWmti
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