The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 14, 1908, Image 2
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Tl-.» Q_ r - t i| A n X5t>r\r\\o ftiVRKTINd TO M)OLA TRT. i R e io W p U bl|»hwl » 1»« of Man
1 n@ Darn wen r'eopie* f j.j ie j| roll( j w> y UsKifliiB ***• of th« of the 11arn*HI U^iiiocntrlo Club.
R«low U publUhod • l(«t of )f«mb«rft
Irrflultiu of—AmerlrVa
KroRtBal i<Uv : appoar on ihla Rod and who <1«alr« to
fbe tfntn t» rtrarr are f*wpr Daptlat*. vote at iho Uarawotl Bo* In ffM com
a.4RUBsr couxff cx&cclatiO!<
TflUKSpA?. MAV. 14, 1!X».
to
l're»IJMit ftooaevrlt and family
trained <Jnwti t" Mra. K'a Vir*mla
vouotry plane fora fewVlav* to*t on
•nmrailar. And wilh idem rauiv ft
w«a(!t»rr eoiflnoa* oVer the S'xita.
Time a are hnnf -over tbw wafor. tn 'iTtTffir.^r.
London two htMufrod broker* have
H«en Unable to pay iheir (hi*-a Ho ti e
ftnrk nobange. For »ome tbne tlolr
bitelna** haa h-en to pi^r that they
bare liardly nnule t-noiigbr U* pay the
m age* ul their <'1(100 l»o> #.
There U onp roaaon «« yet nnpub*
Krhed why ll»e Deinooralbi Slate Con-
\rnti *n •houUf' fuUrtti t th» deleEnlea
0> toe national convention bow to vote.
It (* aa(il that ow ln»f to the altitude
of'—heover »troi*K drink ba* double
rffrct on at fa of era from pl«t:e» nvar
the «va level. A eonplt} of opener*
tnken { heloro bteahlai't there inifiit
k nnek
tliae.
out Imbibeta until uifht cap
MetboiMatt ami l*re*biyeflaft* In Sam
York today than there were twenty*
live >ear« afo, thouf h"thft tlkf’* ,popu*
liitlon he* been more than doubled.
The rapid ®jttlncilon of vburehe* of
tbo«e denomloation* in Manliattftn
d'lrlnf tin* pa*t deuade allow* tbl*. In
UMMJthe BaptM* reported fluty fwr
riiuronea. I,a»t rear they only claimed
flntv eiftht. Many ol theae clalnia are
pitllnl abonrdttle*—»nerename* of ml**
«|on hall* and aonp k I tube dee* anpport-
e<l by thachatIfy of one or two rioli
men One bilf tif them repre«ent hopea
a* vet nnlnltiiled, d«H)tere* Tliotna*
All yieraona wu<m»-naioea do not
Our eitcomed Kinderfarten pupil,
the Char'edoii blew* and ('onrlei, uoe*
not know the tentpet* and timber of
Tt»rnwell uonnty white folk*. Since
Wfl they have kept thinf* pretty
irraifhi an-l the J cvn aafely bet
h* bottom dollar that they will hold
rb dr hold and not Ioo*e their grip.
Kura veil people have the horse aense
to htar the til* fher have rather than
flv to olhnra that thev know not of.
They are not tfofnf to j imp out of th**
fryin# pan hito the tire. They arc
f it*Inf cblltfreti enough to possess and
It d<l thU land.
Q tit boinf a Jeremiah . Sonny.
Itraee lip. dear one, and devote your
*? endid intelltjfoncc ami influence to
the (ttander en^l of And In f out and
d-dnf awwy with the cam»e* that are
slrivlng »o many of the young and
►trong from the Palmetto Mate
Read l>r. Girardeau’* mmon*, re
tail faith In the blgli deulny of the
Anglo Saxon, and preach the crusade
of rrlf dependence and independence.
The same thing I* true of the Meth-
odl*t«, who reported aeveuty three
cburchea in l^Od and only claim flCty-
ujue In I1K)7. The Preabvutrlau* re-
pmteil seventy-one In 1^1)6 and only
ilftv seven h<*t ve«r.
In ihe year 1810 New York citv had
one church to every eighteen hundred
in population. I.ast y ear we could not
tlnd one chnirh to four thousand pop
ulation, counting all our *oup kltcliena
and uiUslon hall* u* "churches ”
- Tiitcre are many sections of the city
which !» pincilcally irttgan. One dis-
trlct of sixteen thousand population,
which are typical of many more, ha*
one saloon to one hundred and eleven
it.habitant*, and one church to 8,11)0.
In another large dlatilet there art
some tlfr.y thousand .inhabitant*, with
a saloon to every two hundred people
and a church to every t'Ui thouaand.
In the vtctio/f between Twenty-fourth
and Fifty-ninth street west of Ninth
avenue thcro U but one church To llf-
teen thousand; while the distilct be
tween Fortieth and Sixty-fourth streets
west of Tenth avenue contains 4fi MM
people, and has but one church.
And the *ad P*J(tof the story W that
many of ttveae chun he* that are reck
oned on ibemnap as l.vlng and per-
foiming their duties to ibe*e vi)*t pop-
tilntions are dead and don’t knowjl..,
Ing Primary election of this year will
pl»*a*e see Mr. U L O'ltannon, of fkd
Hamwell lycuiocraylo Club and request
him hi enter tbelr names at niettoefft
of aslil (flub.
U. J. Born. J. A Willis, I!. \ t . 0’-
Daunou, J. K. Huelltug, W. H. fkun-
can. Goromilteo on KevUlou of Roll.
^ Karnwell Dcmocralic Club.
WiiiTam* John
WnMftrftfi ynm
Williamson J vY
Attawty T J
A hit Ich Hoi ert
Aldrich T J
A hi rich Alfred
A-4vU»y- R*»b-
Attawar I f,
Aldrich Fred
Aycock W T
Asnley Jack
A icjHmdtrr 'i’mn
Walket KtJ W
Wood third W \Y
wmtAia*oa j C
WIIHa J.A --WttkeviOB GT^
WaatbeVahee Moorey Wmidwilrd Jacob
woodwaVd fcd Williamson J A
W Uliamkon lame* Willlamaon Jim
tYarlren Wllkea W1IH* C J
(Veath«r*»>ee F W Woodward Sf N
Yongue'R A Zorn I> J
W« certify that lt>o within Hat of
meipber* I* taken from the old club-
roll of the Barnwell Democratic Club
>nd I* true and correct. -
r H LO Uannon. G W I’eacot*k,
‘ Svoretary. Chairman.
Alexander Clint Alexander Hamilton
.Alexander Hinton Alexander bah)
A conference of the greatest im|>or-
tance began yesterday at 'H»e White
House in U'akhlngton. By luvitatlon
mt the Prextdent the Governufi oT T?
Btatea, fthil •ubstltt tea from the re
maining Btate* gathered there for a
so'sslnu that will continue until tomor
row. The fMlrpufte of flm <mnfeieneel*
n» coltsidrr "the conservation of the
natural re»ourn«« of our country.”
eiovernor John Af. Johnenn of Min-
i e#ota. w4m would Hkv to be the tmm*
ovratio candidate for President, say*
oi Ha hnportan**#.
"We have been exploiting our re
source* with no thought of the morrow
and the claim* of posterity upon u*
should certainly be taken huo ac
count.'’
Two verv great convention* were
held In Sumter last week, and it I*
hard to *ny w hich had the most mean-
itig in It.
One w a* the ardual meeting of the
commercial traveller*, Who run to and
lioon the railroad*, Increasing their
Own knowledge, ami selling all sort*
of goods 10 merchant* and manufac
turers. This nrganl/.'Oion ha* now a
membership of over fl'X) of the livest
men In the State, wrlm get busy six
days In every Week stdling things that
Vi nr people need ar.d do not make.
These commercial men very properly
1 ad a delightful bat quet, where there
vaa a feast 2°^ reason and a flow of
ftoul On thvrr Menu there iveCe over
Two dozen of the nicest eatable* and
drinkable* to be had. Of ihemthc
radUhe* certainly and possibly the
cold tongue, cold het'f and chicken
■Were South CaroliKif^roducta.
The other convcn'!<’*# .* eSTd to have
Been the largest and most representa
tive body of fiit'tncra ever gathered t< •
gethcr III South ( iirolina. They came
to hear sciontiflo yet practical spe iker*.
Secretary of Agriculture .lames Wilson
Was the chief attraction, lie is a
canny Seothman and know* how to
make and hold a dollar farming until
til' 1 eagle squeal* * '
Farmer (Vilsoti made a good sensible
iH'k.
He said that mtat bearing animal*
hail decreased in comparison with the
population of the country 2.'» per cent,
because the farmer* are going to the
tow ns and railroai works, where they
can make more money.
lie said that the farmer* of the North
could not compete with tlu farmers of
the South in raising hogs, urged the
fanners of the State to quit, buying
hor*ca and ninlc* from the West and
North, this country being live beat
adapted for raising all kinds of stock,
nnd advised them to feed their cotton
**eed meal to their ow n stork instead of
eeuding it West, where it is fed to
nnimals that ate sold to the South.
As a cure for the scarcity of labor he
advised the raising of sheep and .cat
tle.
He declared that the South contains
the host blooddif the country and that
the growing of thit section exceeds all
other* in the United State*.
The Secretary told of the difference
lietween immigrants of before the war
timeftftndof these Utter day*. Then
they came from the farms of Kurope,
to get bouteft in the country and be ■
route C' vu * Americana. Now they come
front tha over crowded cities-of the old
world and help to ftwell the population
id the cities of tit* Western continent.
11 is erl Jem that Me. Wilson know
ing there dew comers feel* that thla
ba« alresiy enough such
cm, ny lack of character*,
A If? A M FOR NIA N ’S LU<>\
‘ The luckiest dav of my life was
when I bought a box of Buoklm’a Ar
nica Salve;,’ write* Charlea F Budahn
of Tracy, < alitoinia. "Two 2?)i! bnxe*
cured me of an‘annoying e*»» of itch
ing pile*, which bad troubled me for
year* and that yielded to no other
treatment.” Mold under guarantee at
ckniiltcr’a
C.N Hurt If
drug store.
M A D DOGS X UM E ROUS.
Mad dog* have been reported in
many section* of the State. The New
York Sun recommends thia treatment
In case of any one bitten by a dog reaf-
|y mad or supposed to lie so,
A* to treatment, the immediate In
diration Is to destroy the germ* at the
point of Inoculation . 'Che thorough
burning w it’.i nitric acid' WtT* pift an
errftn all danger of eonfttHiMional in
fection. This should be done a* carle
afterthrbtnrnx pmft1Tin>“ nui Ik hx»
lM*en proved that if delavetl a* long a*
twenty-four hour* lurther Invasion of
the i***»*«'lr»a l»re»» prevented in al
most every Instance In which it ha»
been eilipiftfeTI :
Tht* rem*'ly advlied—I*—prtre
hitrb; add, wlileh can be obtained
from auv drug Hore, This should he
thoroughly applied to all |>ointa of the
wound by means nf a small glass
pipette or medicine dropper, or if this
cannot be obtained by a small glass
rod.or piece of wihiiI. w hich latter is,
however, gradually charred bv the
add. As the application nf the remedy
is Intensely painful the injection into
the substance of Ahc fc-kim by means of
« hypodermic ayrlngs of a one-
half of one percent solution of cocaine
*nd the nm it ration or tbi* *amw *olu-
tlon Into the fat and the muscle* for
a circle of one half Inch beyond the
edge of the wound so ilcaden* sensi
bility that the burning nf Ihe acid I*
uot in the least painful. Wi en there
Is a deep puncture bv a single tooth,
enlarging the wound slightly by a
single incision i* advised in order to
make sure that the acid may And its
way to thn very deepest parta of the
infected area.
Even after twenty four hour* have
elapsed It is believed *hat great l-eoellt
is to be derived from the thorough use
of nitric aci I. When it is not at hand
pure carbolic acid well rubbed into all
the recesses of the wound should be
substituted, and when thia cannot be
ootalucd hits of telegraph w ire cut
Into proper lengths and made red hot
may one alter another be applied to the
wounded surface until a thorough
eautarization has been accomplished.
In cases which have been neglected or
have been treated later than twenty
four hour* the l’a*teur method, which
consist* of the Injection bf a serum
prepare*! after Ihe method of the great
French chemist, i« also advised.
In \U*w of the anxiety which natu
rally follow* the bite of a d“g or other
anint.il which may possibly be mad It
t* a wise precairtion, even when the
diagnosis of hydrophobia in the animal
is not positively »'»*orod, to treat all
cast;* a« if they were inflicted by a dis
eased' animal The pain and incon
venience is only temporary ahd should
not tie considered w hen it is known
that by tbi* m atnient all the dangers
of this horrible disease may be ellm-
inatatk-
V Al l ED SAME AS GOLD.
R. <4. Stewart, a merchant of Ceditf
View, Mi**, ssva : *■ I tell my custo
mer* when they buy a box Of Dr.
King's New Elfe I'iils they get the
worth id tlial much gold In welght r -lf
afflicted with constipation, malaria or
biliousness.” Sold order guarantee at
C. N. Burckhalter’ft dt »g store. 26c.
•OFFSCOUKINGS OF EUROPE.* 1
Annstrong John
Anderson Fletcher
Anderson ?| B
Best O* Jr
Heasiey E K .
Birt l.utber
Baxlcv W C db
Beat E P
Beasley William
Best G A
-Black Arthur
Black M E
Black J G
Briggs John - r
Browning W S -
Black t>-W
Black ohu
Blanton S VT
BakerC F
Baxley W T
Baxley Barney
Best O H Sr
Benson M M
Batra Geo ti
Beasley W M
Burckhalter D C
Gave W L
Gave T B
Gave A G
Gave Ben Hill
Garroll G V
Cave W B
Gave J Hat
Oaldwe:! JM *
Garroll J Rivers
Creech 11 E
Creech T B
Cree. b F II
Creech W R
Creighton T B
Gaiter P I*
Christie Robert
Cuming* T £
Cohen I,
Diamond Jim
Diamond C H
Deason R A
Diamond S F
Dupuis O S
Dick* Stanley
Deik J E .
Dowling John C
Davis Johnny
Diamond (J lincy
Easterling J M
Kastcating G YT Easterling Kobt A
Easterling U _ . ElM* K K'-y-'i
Knlcka T A FalkecstHfti Paul
Falkensteln Charlie Faust J
Kalkmsteirt K vV
We H*k the understanTHng attention
of candidates for the I.egi«iaiurc to
the following extract fj-o.n the charge
of the presiding Judge to the Grand
Ju»y of Kings County.. New A'ork,
last, week :
"The broad provision of the Consti
tution of she United states in ita gen
erous invitation to the oppressed ob
other lands, neyerToteudvd oppressors
to enter thia country dr to have our
population increased by the" off-scotir-
inga of Europe and Asia, and yet to
day the elalmrate machinery of the po
lice department I* employed in the de
lection, apprehension, prosecution and
conviction of those offending against
our laws and two third* of the num
ber are undesirable person* from Rus
sia and the .Mediterranean Suies. •
While laggard lawmakers arc awak
ening to this frightful situation, H re,
maina the duly of grand jurymen to
keep the Iron hand of Krmness on these
people* who no Utile realise the bene
fit* conferred npon them In this laud,
awl do their dtHyTJy Indict wen t.
During January and February eml
gration froya the United States to Can
ada Increased tH percent, while immi
gration from Kurope to that countrr
declined 3(1 per cent. On March I .'till
over 1 UUO Yankee aetliera reached S*a-
intcin. wan.
Armstrong Frank
Armstrong-loo U
Baxlev Josh
Bradley Willie
Bradley U F
Bellinger Kd
Baxley Thompson
Briggs Judsou.
Brown Charlie
Buist G M
Blrt Henry _
Bradley John R
Black F O
Black L S
Klac!s Tobias
Black D rt
Black Julinson Jr "
Burckhalter OW
Bnrkingham Fit
Britton W G
Black O
Black G W
Black Thomas
Black Johnson Hr
Black Jut
C»ve W 0
Cave J A
Cave W P
Cave Earnest
C ive Frank
Carter C F
ColeB R
Garroll K C
Garroll .84111
Carroll Henry
Greoco H C
Creech M O
Creech W 1*
Cotneil A l*
Croft 8 1*
Coleman Charlie
Cohen J
Cole K B
Davis .las E
Dunn U
Diamond Kendrick
Oiainond Mc-d
Dleks R W
Deik M J
Dclk M .1 Jr
Dowling 1 C
Duncan W II
lurlingtoh Ben
Idamoml C F
Kasterllng B B
CWD1MTE CftLlW.
Primary Election August 25th.
Kurguson A F
Green U W
Green K A —
Gilliam W
Ganisnu J D '
Green CP—
Grutib* G 11
Gantt It I*
Grant R A
GignbliateR
Hart W W
Halford 8 J
Uaftiog Dave
Hartey Ah>nzo
Harlev W E ■
flay Marion
Hat H H
Hagi'anJ T B
Harri-on J R
Holman E >V
Htera H K
Halford J
Halford <4 W
Halford Wash Jr
Hair 8 A
Harley R W
Harley Frank
Harvey W E
Hay II G
llsgood G A
liagood M B
Harrison W G
Holmes W F
llammet U It
Jacob Ken he 11
Join s It F
Kn«pf Abraham
Kirkland K C -•
Kanca-ter Jtm
Ltitx Kaoe-t-
l.ewia Angui
I,angley G I’
Langley I’ It
Lambert John
Lambert Joe
Long J O
l-oug G XV
LcHtop A A
Lntr, Janie*
Lewis William
Manville George
Moore J B
McLemorc R B
.MeNab Win
McLemore John
Morris K K ..
ftloody -f G
Mazunkey B
Moody J F *
Mims W J
Moseley 8 It
XeVIla George
Norris W
Owens Tele
■Owen* C R
Owens 8 '1'
Owen* Emmet O
Fatterson J O
1’atterson K L Jr
Fat rlck Jt F
Peacock (4 W
Palteri-oh J W
Fai-terson .1 o Jr
F-eaoock Eif
Fender T G
Garri*on Tom
Green A J
Grant John
Grime* c K
Grern G M
“tLnitob* J F
Goodsou Emmilt
Gillam Thomas
Graham J K
tH^miiutt kc
Halford J 8
llarizog W A
Harley John 3
Harley C E
Harlev W A ~-
llav J G
H ago.«l K V
liagood Ingram
ilomics J W
llammet kennerlv
Hart G B
Halford R C
Halford WO
llarizog W H
Harley W W
Harley J E
Harlev A G
Hay K M
llav B G
liagood F B
liagood Harper
Hall W
Holman K C
Hutto I, II
Jeffcoal Mac#
Kneptou W A
Knopl Ben
Langley c H
Langley C C
Langley C G
Lambert ( harlie
Lambert Nathan
* Long it
Long Ferry
Lemon W j
Long C U
Long William
Lancaster l L
Lutz Richard II
Manville A F
Mix son K G
Moore W W
Morns J B
Me Nab William E
Morris Ambiose
Moody G W
Motair I* red
Moiris W P
Molai 1 LeKoy
Mim* J F
Morris J A
, Nunn 11
O Batiuon II L
Owens C C
Owens Oscar
Owens A J
Owens Frank
Patterson Angus
1 ‘aarson W II
Peacock R L
Patterson A B
Patterson E L
Patton John
Peacock 8 B
I’rqssy Jus
PPtnco Thomas
FOil SHERIFF.
. P. LEE, JR.
Barnwell. 8. C. T May 1»G8. - i
I respectfully announce myself ft
DR. Jt. . ,
DENTlSTi'
caiidhiat# for*re election to the office WI LLI> I ON. - - 8
of 8heriff; sut'ject.to the rule* and Qflice over B;»nk .f WUHstOn.
regntatlona of the ib moerstlc primary , . || (| t | ie t -«uQtry, ihnt
election, and pledge my.elf to abide by , lse n '
the rsauli* and support- tb,ft nomlneea will be In otllce ercry j Vn -
of the party.
C
Will
Frank II. Creech.
Blackvilie, 3. C., April 27th i!*08.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for Ike office of Sheriff of Barn
well,munty subject t > the rule- and
regulations governing tire dcumcrutid
primary. ; “
' Re*p*c fullv,
W. T. Walker.
Wiuthrop C- Hege
ScholftiaMp ftud Entrance
Exnmiuation.
DR. W. C. MILHOUS
DENTIST,
Barnwell, - - - S. 1
OF FHCIE linintBt
S.30 a. m. to 0 p. m.
P^r-ons living away from BftrnWtfn
w lb please make appointments baforft
condiig Bv so doing thfty will be aavw
„r immediate service ahd avoid 41a-
a piMlotment*.
/ ?
FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE.
Notioe l» Herehv giver, that on Mon-
FOR REPRESENT ATI VF!.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by
the Allendale Democratic Club, April
25th. A J). IDUd, nominating me for
Ihe House o Kepreseutntives. I respect
fully announce myself a candidate for
the House of Representatives, subject
to the rules and regulation* of the
Democratic Primary Elections, pledg
lug myself to abide by tne results 0/
said election and to support the nanii-
iiees of the party. „ ' j
Jas. M. Patterson.
BarnweB, 8. C-, May 6th U)08.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reelection to the Hou*6
of Representatives, subject to the rules
and n gulations of the Democratic pti-
mary elftetion, and pledge myself r»r
abide bv the re-ult and to suppait live
nominees of tho party.
A. B. Patterson.
Ulmer, 8. C.. May 4.h 1908.
C respectfully annoniu** myself a
candidate for thy Hou-e of Repr< ««n-
tatives. aubj-.-t tothe rn'es and regu
lations of tbe Democratic primary elec
tion, and pledge mtself to abide by
the result and to *uf port the nominees
of Ihe party.
O. D. A. Wilson.
. ivn-socjvmBrafbw ltrr-P>v Jt^varrU
vucant Scholarsldic* in Wintbrop C ( >‘-
l,.»• and for the »dMii-*i"n of new ►•((-
I dent,. w.l'ho hebl^ jhW "i"^ ^ t ,| HV ftluvri’Aih i908. the undersigned
| House on Friday, J \ • ^ ^ i,,',,.,-,, i will tile with lion John K. Bnetling,
! fea^lroui ' WhVn Scholsrebip* a.c Prohare, hi* flnal return a.
>en r ^ * wiirrcawAM t»r Mr«. VtrginUi>. 1 ut»n^
d, and apply for Letters Dlz-
WillUton, 8 C . March 18th UKW.
^ I rerpeii.ftiUv -.’onouncevinv-etf a
candidate for .the ••llice of Bherlff, sub
ject to the rule- ami regniatioiia of tue Kvacact alter July 51 thev
Democratic Primary elcctijn, ait^l J ed to rho»e making the higbe-t aver»g'
pb-ge myself toatodc by Ihe, re-nlt at tbi* exftutrnathm, pnot l<*<i 1“’"' j n ^ ” ^
the ‘ meet the condition- -governing * l 'e i
FOR SOLICITOR.
BarnweB, 8. C., May 4th 19 "8.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate lor reelecliou a* 3olicllor of
the 8e<'ond J'ldiciaf Circuit, subject to
the rules ami regulxtiun* of the Demo-
cratic primary election, pledging my
self to abide by Ihe re-ult* and Ur sup
pot t the nominees of the party
James E Davis.
Bamberg, 8. C., May 4th 190S.
I renpectfiiliy annonnee myself a
candiilate for the office of 3ilicitor of
tbe Second Judicial Circuit, subject to
the rules und ragiitxtinn- i.f thn Hrfiim.
cratic Primary Election, and pledge
myself to abide by the result and sup
port the party nominees
A. M. Orahaw.
I he^hv announce tnvself a candi
date f«r the < Iffoe of 8ollcltor of the
Second Judicial Circuit pledging niv-
FOR S U TER rNTENDLNT
OF EDUCATION.
Barnwell. S. C. May 6th 1908.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for re-election to the office of
County Hunerinteudent of Education,
subject to the rules and regulation# of
the Democratic Primary ejection, and
pledge my seif to abide by the result
and to iMpport the noHHireea of the
narty.
B. M. Darlington.
Elko, 5. C. April 15th, 190S.
I respectfully announce myaelf a
candidate for the office of County 8u-
perlntendent of Education, subject to
the rules and reguiationa of the l>emo-
cratlu Prlmurv election, and pledge
inyeelf to abide by tbe result and to
support the nominees of the party.
G> E Blrt.
Prince John
J’echmxir AugHstus Porter K P
Price J’ W Pres-y Thos
Prince Willie
kjuln H W
Randall L T
Richardson Alfred
Riley R W
Riley Coester
Roby Zack
Kvan G K
Richardson K H
Richardson L G
RHev Jas
Rountree F H
Roby Norris
8ea*e K 8
8e*se Bum, •
8laley J C „
Still Cbarlie
Still W M-
Sanders B O
Sense K F
Keat-e Emmett
Soelling Jno J
8GII T B
Sandlfer Arthur
Simmon* Ben
Simms W U Jr
Sanders David W
Saiidetz K B
slirpherd Killy
Simms W G
Town* J
Town** C F
rarer* R L
L - sify W F
Potter J. A. ,
H icfft B T
Richard-on W V
Kjchardson U W
Riley J E
Kountnc E8
Roby Willie
Ross J B t >
Kicbardao H W Jr
Riley K L
Riley Willie
Robert* R C Jr
Ready K A
Sense Mil ledge .
Staley P A
Still Biowniog
Still B N
bull B M
bandetv W R
Sense E R
Sense II M
Still N K
Sanders F T
Shepherd George
eviitun* C G
‘8wait C 11
Sandera T
tmith J C
Simmons W C
1 oblft J A
Towenaen W II
Lssery 8 H
U-*ery A P
W heeler E A
FOR SUPERVISOR.
Snelling, S. C., April 30th I9C8.
I hereby announce myse'f a candi
date for the office of County Supervisor
of Harnnell county, snl»j*tct to the rules
and regulationa of tbe Ibmiocratic pri
mary. 1 pleile mv elf to abide by the
results and supert the party nominee*.
George J. Diamond,
Barnwell, 8. C., April 7th 1908.
I respect full v announce myself a
candidate for re-election to the office
of County Supervisor, subject to the
rides and regulations of the Democratic
Primary election, ai d pledge myself to
abide by the res.iH ar.d to aupporithe
nomineeVof the party^
J. B. Morris.
FOR AUDITOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Auditor of Barnwell county
-tibject to the rules and tegulftV)bt.)» of
the Democratic party. „
3b. W. Moorl V.
Barnwell, 8. (T.
Barnwell, 8. C., April Oih 1908.
I respectfully announce im*elf a
nandutate for reelection to the office of
County Auditor, subj-ct to the tides
and regulation* of the Democratic Prj-
mary election, and pledge myself to a-
hide bv tttc result and to support the
nominees of the party. .
J C. Keel.
Barnwell, S. C., April 6th 1908.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the offlde County Audi
tor. subject to the rule* and regula'iony'
of the Democratic Primary elc« tj *n.
and pledge my«elf toaltide by the re
suit and to support the nominee* of th:
party.
It. W. Riley.
and to support the nomlneet of
party. 1
8. A. WLe.
Fairfax,^. C. March, 17ih 1908.
I respeetmlly ennounce myself a
candidate for the office of J-herHT, sub
ject to th« rule* ami regulation* of rh»
Democratic Primary eGctio.n, and
pledge myself to abide bv the result
and to support tbe nominees of the
par y. , 1
B. F. Thomas.
I hereby announce inysVlf g’candl-
datft for the orthte or sheriff -of lUrp-
well omintv, *M4»ject to the rules ami
regtdazions of the democratic prLeafy.
T** , Wjlliam W. Moo.ie.
meet , ,
awa r d. Airplicaut* fur Scholarship,
should write to President Johnson be
fore tlie examination lor Scln»!ars!dp
examination blanks. -
Scltnlar-htps are worth fl(*) and Dec
tHltiou, The next ses-ion w ill open
.September Hi I5MI8. For lortlier in
foruiaMon and catalogue, address ^
Pres. (). B Johnson, K -ck Hilt, 8. C.
W,
April 2l*t 11'08.
J. Young.
Executor.
FOR CORONER'.
Sycamore. 8. C., May 11th 1908.
' I respectfully announce my-elf »
candidate fqr\hc office <»f Corom-r of
Barnwell County, subject t<t tfie rules
and regulations of the l>‘ fnocratic Pri
mary Election, ami pledge uvself to
abide by tbe result and it* support the
nominee# ol tue party.
Ohar’icM. Croft.
Barnwell, 8. G., April 14th 11MS.
Having served four ve.a^ a* Coroner
of Hvrnwell County-r-dfer ior r--elec-
tion subject to toe rulea«of the Demo
cratic Primary.
Clayton 8. Warner.
Snelling. 8 C. March 2<kli HMS.
I rp*i»*ctfully ai nouiii-e mv*e!f a
ct n itdxt* tor the office of Coroner of
Hi rawed County subject t-i.Tbe ml;*
and-regulatjun* of the Item-■cratic Pri
mary el*ni»>p. and pledge* mi s-df to
• bide bv tb*- result ami to supimrt the
nominees of the pat tv.
Lewi* B Creech.
F l N A L DI SC IIA RG E XOTPCC _
Notice is herehv given that on Tnea-
iHv, '.'dth day of May 1908. the under
signed will tl’e with ll«b. John K.
.meHli'g Judge of ptohate for Karn-
*e ! l CoutiM. her llnal return aa Ex-
ecnr.'ix of the last will and testament
of Thomas l/ Bush, tleceased. and ap-
nly tot Letters l)ismi«*orv
Clarissa L. Bush,
Executrix,
April, 25th 1908.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
Jf
. labs.
At tbe urgent reqne«ts of ntanv
friends I respectfully announce mv-ell
a candidate tor theottije of M tgi-trate
••If tri abide by _|jpe Jules-ft3Pt: jeguia- -,t B«rnwTttr*utiJPt*t tii tn* rtikw' ahT
tion* of the UTuiocratic Party aud to regulation* of the Dettiocrailc primary
-ufltrort tho nominee* thereof. election, pledging mv*etf to aM le bv
James F . Byrnes. result aud .to support the no..nnee*
of tbe jisrty.
« Jt C. Halford.
Barnwell, S C., M*y 4 h 1908
I herehv aunnmue my»Hf a candi
date for llie r.fllce of Magistrate at
Barnwell, sulijeit to tbe rme* ami
regulations of tbe Democratic primary.
I pledge m\«elf to abide the lesu!t»
and suppotl the uomimes of the party.
it L. U<»ery
Bleejcvillf, 8. C., May 4th 19a8
I rcspectfu'ly announce tnvself a
candidate tor tbe <d!1-e of Magistrate
at Ulackvtile. subject to tbe rules and
regulations of the Democratic primary,
aud Hedge ui\»clf lu abide bv die >e-
sult* and support all noutinv.es of Hit
patty.
J. W. Hair.
Allendale. 8. C., May 4th 1908.
I hereby aunouuce tnyself a candi
<laie for r<election to. tite office of
Magistra'e at ADendale. subject to Die
rules and regulation* <>7 tne Demo
cratic primary, I pledge myself to
abide the results aud support the noun
nee* of the party.
W. K. Brabham.
Blacky ill*. 8. C., April 27 tit M0H.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for reelection lo the office ns
Magistrate of B<ai-kviile Township,
subject to'the rule* an-i rcgulatioiis o!
the Dvuiocratic i'rimarv.
A. P. Woodward,
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
In Re. >•
Mrs.-AVUUr' -L. Woofl- in b rt r"own
right ami n* (Ttiantian Lww ttTv r
Wood am! I.Ow titer Wood an intniit' bT
his guurdi.au Si is. VI illie L. Wood aid
Nellie Fores’, Malhetiey.
' i'i.tin iff*.
. v " ‘
•Bowman Still. l*aai‘ Still, K"gpr
Still, Marcus Whittleland J. .» vVdtitlle,
Defendant*,
On the slx'b dav of June A.- D. BO*;
piirxiailt t" » p'-tit'on imolc l<>. <U0, l ;
will appoint three di-inteics-ed pci *pu* ,
to v|iprai*c and «et oil I" Mr- jlLtl-ie.
L. Wood »' dIter two children |/rtw thcr
Wivo,I and Nidiic Fore»t M.atffettey. a
homestead in the two uHowing fia t*
of latnl of which William Ij VV-md died j
seised and posse**ed : F'Otv *ix ace-
more or la^s,aivff k:tt>.»n ;v- the Barr
place; at e! one hundred and twentv j
acres ntore (•r less and kmiw ti a« llti '
Elijah I teed tract. , -x . j
All person* interested, are qotitled | appltcant* far Teachers' GorMIleaf
that any exeepMon* To Gie remn ot > will he held t Barnwell on Friday,
the appraiser* nin«t be iit.t !• witniu Jt> vl^t. LVh I'.HD. within tlte usual hours,
day* alter the date of *aid lefurn. 1 vll person* desiring to prepare theta-
FOR SALE.
*<0J Acres—40 cleared.
3 miles liom via rain.
(set Itollnrs ;'(K) Dollars cash.
Balance in 1 -2 or 3 Annual
nient* with 8 per cent imereit.
T. B Kills. Jr.,
North Augusta, 8.C.
or C. B E B i •.
Marain, S, 0.
# -MW
' k ^
pay.
T K AC II E KS’ E X AM IN AT ION
The Regular Spring Examinatlo
J H. L. O’Uaniion, ,
* • ' Ma*tcr.
Master’s Office Mav IDh 19iri.
FIN A I, Di SGIIARGE NOTICE.
. Noti'-e i* lierehy given tlpu tne un
ilersi^ntol aid on M in laa Mi' Hit 1 ' ittr
day of June A. D 1908 flje with II >u
J oin K SnellingL^liidgr of Probate for
darnwe'.l Gounty. id* fl ; al return a*
Administrator ft llie • state of J. W
Ives-for (eachlngin the public schfmla
w ill nlea*e l»e prompt in On ir atten-
dabceaitbe sail examination.
B. M. Darlington.
C. 8. E,
A pnj 13th 19* 8.
PlilLIP’n COTTON SEED.
' ollm-. deTT- aiei’!, 1
ters Distni*»ury.
51 ay 12th ! ' > .
aiitT upp
W <}
r;vv 7aT- m
II** V<r.rr cotton -eeii run outf Are
timv reatlv. all b'ack »eed? Do you
r sqs iI i mlsi 10 ^6
cent to vourau-bl another tear? Then
Jt wtite for idreular* of PhIBips Im-
'* provd need.
Utr -- 4 ~- .ul ntmipsT
*• Orangeburg. S. C.
d.a
NOTICE
BLfi^aTrc closing- up our
business and can not charge
Hulls and Meal. No cxcep*
tion can be made to this No
tice. We trust our custo
mers will remember this and
send the money with each
order.
Barnwell Oil Mill
II. W. Quin,
Manager.
^ Ulmers, S. C.. April 27ih 1908.
I hereby annonnee mtself a candi
date for tne office a» Magistrate at, Ul-
Titer*, suPject.to the rule* anvl reguin
lions of the democratic primary.
I pledge invself to atdde by tho cc-
sutta aud support thr party nominee*
L. II. rt iUintus.
, Barnwell, 8. C.. April 13tli 1908.
I hereby announce rav*“lf a gandi
ilate for tbe office of - Magistrnte hi
Barnwell subject to the rule* anff regu
lation* oi the Democratic primerv.
f pledge maseif G* airuie the rrortlt-
support ttte-nomrnecs nf tiie party.
D. Bam Black.
WIBIston, 8. G., April 7th. 1908,
I hereby announce myself a nfndi
date for the office of Magistrate at v\ H
liston, subject to tl*e ruh*s and reguia-
tions nf Die Itemocrnfiu primary. I
pledge mvsclLto atdde the results and
support the munim-e of the party.
W. L. Frederick.
WILLIS 1CO.,^
. DEALI;I(S fig
ftEsb’-FiJ ilNlTU ilE.
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of Household. Kiudteii and OlHce Furniture to please the
IK>st tastes and jTTOfit the most careful buyers. All goods
iicw fi'tin the factories, of best, materials and up to date
styles and finish. ■*»
A standard make («iajdioj)lionc given as a
urn oil each jmrchaM* of
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A Complete line of Collins ;gtd Caskets for the last 8'
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We are also prepared
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BARNWELL
o.
BarnwHI, 8 . (L, Marcli 23J
. .
1908.
hereby announce my»eif n candi
te for lilt? office of Maglftrnte at
Barnwell aubject to the rule* and
regulation* ot the DetnovraSi • priniary.
I pledge myaelf to abide the re«ulf»
and auppurt the nominee* nf the paity.
E. W. Holmaif.
OR.J.H. E. MILHOUS.
DENTIST,
. _ RU.VtKVIU.K. 8. Gv
Office days Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
Well equipped office.
Operations made as pain
less as consistent withsafety.
Prices reasonable
cash.
Terms
FOR SALE.
One 25 H. P engine ami holler. One
70*awgin, One *elt tramping prc*y,
ttelling, pullica, ehafting, all complete
good *« u«w. Arildre**.
A. F. Greene,
' . - - “ Wi'.lUtcn. b. C.
The Flag Falls,
AND THE I<At!E liEGINS
AT HILL TOP STABLES,
BAMWELL, s. c.
' A CAR LOAD OF
‘■CREAM OF KENTUCKY''
Horses, Saddlers and Harness, and Brood Marcs, Per
sonally selected by tlu* Veteran Capt. Dunn,
JUST RECE1YED.
All Blue (Hass Beauties And as (rood as Pretty/
1 ride ot.the 1 mine Horses and Mules for all purposes
always on Hand. *
*/
1 lit Best ^that v good Judgment imd Experience caw
select.
Wagons arid Buggies in great variety yf the very choicest
materials and built by muster workfnen-^'Per comfort and
durability, good looks and lightness they tore unmatch
in the State.
Harness—Honest Leather Goods, sufficient for an ar
any single piece sold as readily n* a full Set.
Whips, Lap Lobes. Umbrellas, Bridles, Saddles and
Horse Goods eVer wanted.
PRICES RIGHT, AS ALWAYS,
CHARLIE BROWN.