The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 09, 1908, Image 2
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I. W. HOLMES, -Editor 1 Prop'r Zt
JnilifH IlHinmotid hMo pronnunced
tKcon jiidKinetiU: If you Ufiner*
j iJoji'l feed your utock «wi seed
utenl—the fetfd you made In your <>wm
%i\RQEHT COUNT* UIIU’IHLATION
Tiu:ic.si»AV..tuiA-, 9, l!«d.
V'»ll' 'll ■ ’ I III* » I.——
We don’t know ai»y tinirt; better far
<lioiiorin)j Idxle. dmtfjorui f>eid tlmu
Uetweea the 4th of July mtd the re-
*iinion. of the aurvlvlng Confederate
veteran*.
Today the Demoerat.ie Convention
< at -Denver, Colorado.* will notniuatn
'Candidate* for d’rfcxident and Vice
Ufealdent.- W. J. IJryan hv nil lie-
‘count* ha* t he’first place cinched, hut
no man ©r ••vonirtn can tell who w ill be
lit* running mate.
and know to be pure, nnuriditog
- i aotl healtfifUl vnu w ill ho greener than j
any VC*** on the farm.
If yon oil mill men don’t rjiuke good i
feed meal and don’t *elj for every liend '
of work stock Jiio to l.tWo poo ml* of
meal a y©a.r you are aiiuniv ‘‘lio ac
count.” and don’t JtnoW how to push
your htj^ine**.,^,.
If you want to lielp ybnr-fnrmtr
Mend*, if you want to fatten the laud
and make the time pri>»pcrotia''hcrG in (,
jour chance—I *hould *hv your ap-
poirtted ta*k. Mo much of trade and
commerce la In trjing everlastingly to
-get the hcn^Of Xh« other fellow that it
D refreihiug to Mmi a trnn«aeiion like
oil iiiill men M'lttng meal to fainier*
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Barnwdl Ctiuuty. candidate* for
legislative lionora are mure fortnuatc
this year than sitliilir araptranu iu rtny
'otlter eonnty. The adoption of a
vcnsyhlf and
-May ©onvolition give* them, goo-l ma-
tarial for live stump apcectu* in Oie
Vounty campaign. . • .
Study and di.*-cu**IoT t of it* p'lmk*
\vill also help those w fio will he elected
to lis somebodle* in the next l.eclida-
1ur«.
The voters of tlm county Will expect
*11 iinderstanditig argument of these is-
trt:?* from you. So get busy witlt
.^rcihrratipn.
'I'DIi hem-lit is mutual^the’profit In
eutaT ‘
able,
can load.
both stand ’ to win,.neither
The few farmer people In this State
•iow favoring mUcellaneohs immigra
tion of KuiupeanN into the South |>Iiiatl
the nuroliablllfy apd inkuHieiencv of
TUie Held Ikttor aufiply a« demanding
and justifying the coining ol Orock
Vnd Dago and Italian.
Vet conditions In this coun’ry *lioh
that these manger* prefer the sfiade
id the dthi* to t.'ie sunshine of the
countrv. . ■;
A* f«>r Wni'oI 1 '.ability and inefficUuicv
they aro far ahead of the brother In
Mack, Although rho panic is over
wnd larget prokperitv thin cArr known
twining hack l ot footed, according to
Northern HnAnVtcra, these aifctis are
cVoWrting live steamship* back to Ku-
ropa. They have made a little money,
more than their 'ancestor* had ever
'dreamedof-, and return to -their Old
liomea to HvftV&sy llvca
This exodit* extend* to^ t’annma,
where thousand who have been work (
|iig at high wagesdn Mr. kooieveil’s
big ditch, are leaving by ship load*.
THK U ATT LB BKDlNd.
They aro making history In Denver,
dorado, till* week, but Whether it
•nail be wise or foolish history remains
4a-be aeen. The I♦ctuocrati-: nitiiual
^invention consisting of l.tVJ? dele
gat** met tliefe on I’nr*da"jr”try-aJlo) t »
party platform and nondnato candi
dates for i’rekidcnt and > Ice Trcui
•lent.
'J he Democrats party h i* heed beat
en so olten that many rtf it* uyimber*
go into Ihla battle with littlo l^juy
lio|ie of victory, and #411 do.tHVTfi^^fc 1 ^xcfiion.
ed lighting tliiles* the silting conven-
Aloli shall rise to the ocbaslou and adopt
a platform that will appeal to the peo-
‘i.ple, stir their hturl*, reilVe their cour
age and rekindle their eiithii«ia«m
The Democratic defeat* of the last
half century have been largely the re
•Hits of Democratic HUmdeilng. The
wonderful vitality with which it sur-
tltu* rout show.* that its llrit prin-
«)ple* are still dear to those that maieh
dnder It* banner. W ith a platform
aggressive in attack upon Kepuhlican
wrong doing and conservative In dc
” A GOOD MI’KKCII.
lawyer J. J. McSwainitjade ttve dfo.-t
scusitiif sj*ec( h' week hef».w-last to the
teuelitrs of Oconee County *4»at lias
been delivered In this .Stare tu two
(|.r/.. ii yeaik |t« in
ao.i gicut work til,- (ii him rpies
tioii is the ideal. All plan and method
conform themselvoa to tint purpose to
he a©com(,lisht-il. it la, lliefefor*,
haceasiuy lor us to Inquire w lint is the
tdcnl that we ^lii.uld enferVaTn as to
Die educated AVlIy aye wc stri
ving lor education ?i4Vhat biessings i'p
jre to hilnq to n»y Whst
traits and virtues alunpi.illties do we
v.Nli tuir children to possess?
A* a mere hoy I remember often to
na«i' heard speakers on the educational
solvents urge tho argument that the
educated man could make more money
for himself, could live ih greater ea*v
and comfort-, could occupy a liigtie.i
soci a I stattoc, and many father, have
been heard to say that they would edu
cate their boys to save them from tlm
bar Dliipa’ which the Ihtiicr had ex
perienced. It was thought that edu
cation would put a man where he could
sit in the shade in an easy chair, and
P»or ignorant people would tome
marching by, dropping tluir dollar* in-
Ids coffers..
The answer is to<) plain. When
everybody snail linve beyn educated, it
wl'lsiill he necessary that somebody
ja-rform mnnu il l.>hor. It w ill still Im
.'.ecessary to cultivate the tietds, to
operate tlie mills and s^iops, toi work at
the forge, to build houses, to cook, scour
and wash. Hence, our Ideal of e Juca
lion must lie direqiod to the rul’ivati.-n
of the miud aud luart tlie iijhji ai'd
woman lo do all kind* and any kind < I
work which he,or alie 1* litted to do. or
be circumstance* is c-imiielleii to vh».
In other words,our ideal of educa
lion must change from one of.Ding
served bv oih -rs, to one of aerving
ntners. Wc must not be passive re
ci|deut*,of culture, to become perpetua
I'ensi mera upon .the public. We must
he iitgive doers of |.he world’.* work, to
conirihut© our siiare to Hie w orld’s inj-
proremeut. and to ask for no privilege
w hirl) all others may nstf receive on
like term*. - .
Thr I lea that manual labor i*
degrading had its inception In tli©;
South during thiv period of slavery.
I'liat faDe notion ha* been nourished
iJXdhc tUOf.ltl.e Ilf |J)C negr.. Iti.l
history of the world show*, ac.d com
mon sen-e conHmis H, tliat maiilni
lalmr is not only the foundation of aii
wealth. Iffti ffie foundation of all moral
character. It was the declaration of
A Imighty (toil to our forepareur, siml
coinr* J.i.vn upon u*. The ( volution
"f aociety has rendered a division of
Ifthor necessary. Some of the divisions
lo mu require manual ami muscular
Dixie's Immortal Dead
BY
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THE REMEDY THAT DOK8.
“Dr. King’s New Discovery i» the
.letnertv Hint does the healing others
FOR TREASURER,
Barnwell, 3. O .June Jud 1,908.
promise hut fall to perform,” says Mr*,'if^[ respectfully anneonce myseff a
K. R. i’lerson, of Auburn CVntre, Pa. f candKUlH f(>r r e t deotiom to the ofloa
li is curing me of throat and lung
trouble of long standing, tliat other
rreatment* felieved only temporarily
New DI«covcry is doing me so much
good thaf 1 feel confident its continued
u»e for a reasonable length of time will
restore me to j erfaet health This rw
row ned eongli and .eoUl remedy ami
'iiroat and lung healer Is sold at, C. N.
BtirekhH'ter’s drug s ore. Wk\ and
fl.00. Trial bottle free.
W
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1.
'EAT deeds were theirs, the soldier dead
Of Dixie, what heroic deeds
Upon a thousand battle mead*
That quaked beneath their martial tread!
What hearts were theirs, Bhat hefftrts of fvopi?
That urged them on to doom's felippe—
To lie with cold dnd bloodless lips
On sodden plain-or purple dope! •
What valor theirs, and aTT*for naught!
What knightly, high devoted souls ’
Upbore them bravely toward the goals
Where only wreck at last was wrought!
Call Lee’s battalions back today,. .
Their whited phantoms from the past.
And mark* the eager heroes masted
And marshaled ,into lines of gray!
And, hark! Aloftv this moving lines,
The stoute-t foeman. to appall,
The “rebel yell,’’ the southland's call,
Is thrilling through the aisles 0$ pines!
Booker T. \Vsshing'on ha* tskrn can-
ilirtate Wililsm Howard Tafi uniler bis
wug. He aoksjllig Bill to mika du
ring rh© c/mpaign at leant two formsl
speeches to the :!egr(.es »of the -United
!|t.ites, and promisr-a that tlie price of
words will cinch their vote*. *
JUST EXACTLY RIGHT.
‘‘I have used Dr. King’# N^w Life--
I’ll!* for scjeral veer*, and limi them
just exactly right,” saV* Mr A A.
Felton, of Harrisrille, N. Y. New Life
I'ills relieve w it.lnuit tiie least qisc.pni-
fort. Lest.renmly for eonstipa.itQi',
hB4f»u«»e*s and malaria 2ic, at
Burckhaltei’< drugstore
candid , .
of Cenuty Treasurer, auhject to tne
rule* and regnlatMin* of ,tlie Demo-
atiecr primary E’ectlon I pledge mv-
self toahiile by the results and to sup
port the nominees of the party.
J. B. Armstrong,
I
[ . A N NDUNCEM ti.NT..
I beg to announce my candidacy
for
, — . n .... child
wrxiiUing the return nnd resluratton ul j in reading ami writing, at tee same
Nevertheless^ no man can
succeed even in such ;i huaine---, umIcks
tie is witling to work wLJi his hand*
wereit Hece*.ary.
Hence that eilucaflen which enn-
fnrmsto the true coHtlitions of li'e
must train men and women for work
Most of our country Mhrtols devote
their time t > tiaiuing ti,« mlriv!, and
te.ichnig the chlhfren to read, to write
an I to calculate If the parents do
their doty the children will receive in
struction hi uranuat training at home.
However, the school* can d • much In
the wav of moral training Hie fun--
danieiitat thought Involveil In the word
‘moral*” is habit It I* jn*t a* easy
to form goo I hahit^ as had lialiits.
While tjie school i* drlfiing thr
the United Mtate* fSeitafe-tn the »t»-
proaehing Democratic Primary, and I
respectfully Mlicir tha *up|»ort of the
Deiiiocrntlc voters of this Mtatc .
, R D. P.hett.
* a r 1 I ai rw, ||
i the rules and regulation* of tfu
! cratic Pitmarv Election, and
TOR CONGRESS.
Barnwell, S. C, June Rth Pint.
I hereby respectfully announce my
, self n ciindi Jate fur re election toC n
gres* from the Second Congressiona
District of South (’arulina. Mihjict
the Demo
Uiereby
pledge m>sell tti abide by the result*ol
the same iinl to support the nouiiuecs
thereof.
Very resprctfullv . ,
J. O. Patterson,
FOR CONGRESS. <
Hampton. 9. <1 , June Siitli 19US.
I am a candidate for Cnngre** for
the second Uong>e»«ional District, sub
jeel lo tlie rules of the Democratic Pri
mary,
\V. ». Pmilb.
Font HE STATE S E NA'CEL
i respectfully iffthounce nvyself i
candidate for re-electioti to the State
Senate, ‘object to the rule* and regu-
latiou* of the Democratic Primary
“Election, I pledge myself to abide by
t th“ result auiTsupport thenmniTi’ces ol
I he parAt.
^eo. II. Bat'S
-tI'c
— I-OR MASTER:——
Barnwell, S. C. June 15th l!H)k.
I respectfully announce myself
candidate 'nr re election to the office
of Master for Barnwell Uounty, sub
ject to the rule* and regulation* of the
Democratic Primary K ee.ion.
I pledge myself to abide hr the re
sult* and to support the hi MH-m-es of
the parly. —^
II. L. O’Bannon.
•he old land marks the unexpeett'd
may Come to pass this year and the
F?efmu‘ratlc legions bear thidr trium
phant leaders into place and power
•gain.
COTTON SEED M3 A I. FOR
- MULES.
The address delivered ln*t week bv
•Judge Henry U. Hammond of Augii-ta
•0 tftVflottpn Sti-d Criyytp^N In r.-uum
|>U had im p,dlii^-V«-4s--UT Tr ^"-^[~
laterf to doitiore-good than all i|ie eum-
palgn speeches ol all the candidates in
feouth Uaroliua.
Judge Hammond is a son of the wDe
■•nd worthy ( ol Ilan v IJainmond oi
iHlanU Liktt Ins lather ho Im
frdtn a seientitie and practical lanuer
«nd hD advice is doubly good because
It l* based on both experience and book
Jttiow Imigo. He D enthusiastic in hi*
- tai'h in cotton seed men! a* an ovei \
v ,4tay food for mutes, horse*, mit tic A,-
lie staJcd tliat no report has ever
«ceft received of injury to a horse from
amtton seed ipes', io»t it u „ot onlv »
highl) UQtriliou* iiaxi, hut* it givaiK
aids digestion and the general hca'tli
and appearancebl the animal i|.-sm
thalumii cotton -eul meal i* worm
three times What It is today or other
loou* ono third what they are it should
always be part of the tied, u,ie two
or three pound* a day should hr ted r„
wjaeh animal according to size, ngc and
—-Condition. M-Ud tor every fumnd of—tin-
__ • Hea l ffd two pounils of corn should f c
deduetea from the rations. 1-Vcil it
with anything you ever heard of a
nor*© or mule fating-whoie corn
cracked corn, meal, bran .
(A Texas farmer who has fed cotton
eeed meal to his stock for eight Year*
say* shell five ear* 'of corn. p„„r the'
s-otton seed meal on the corn and mix
the two with the liand 'J he horse or
JMule will not be fond of It at riist but
Hi* week’s tune will mean up .ill p
con get Feed it in the same trough
A* the corr..)
.South (Jarolina holds the record for
Raving beaten all the work! in the
4ftMii)tity-ofcoro grown on a single
2‘»5 hushels, and a* tar hack'as
JJO. twu hundred bushel* were grown
♦wand gathered froin one acre of tin-
asylum laud at OmumbU. Yet this
»Ute, Georgia ami Frorids make le**
corn to the acre than any otlier states
In the Union. .
Judge Hammond said of the Western
corn farmers are now paying *1 lo (or
wore) per bushels that ft we* putted in
Kansas long before it was hard to
auap it from being frozen, been
through * heat* been through a swvat.
♦man through a kiln and to Muck to
■ #r gfoln* haie to he
•o apart with ap asp. , ^
r
timS It cun he |n*tilling haMt*of pum
tu.'ility. exactness, truthfulne-*,‘ can
dor and diligence w hich will he more
valuable thun a knowledge of all the
bnoks ewr written. Know ledge jyjtli
out clianieferls as a dangerous wen-
t»on withouj^ i^gnl.le. NatlonSfWf cif t-
/.ens, though posse-slog the wealth ot
the world, and having all know-ledge
if they lack iqoial charaeter, will scon
go to wre. k on. the hreukcr* of ruin,
A |K*oph > with moral charuneter will
convert a desert lute u garden, s w kti_
gklAUL-t) IJlin a city, ami nill niirTT?"^
tho'T*'*nurce* of niitu.re for the bie*si:rg
and heUhmi'btkfaf.-liumallTty '
Hem e. wc. are fad' to thd lrresis;h’e
cnnclnsinn that'Hiofactor in
pilucuiion, if it- shall HccoyupIDh it*
high mission. I* tlie formatiun of right
character. A In.y nr girl mav stand a*.
Hi** foot of the c.iass. vet if tli igt-fitly
D alw av* In hi* or her place, such h
pupil is hound to sueoeed in life. On
the other hand the brightest mind in
sclionkf+f +bc->©-elemen.ts of moraf-ebar--
iicTeT - are lacking, might not only
prove to he useless to society nnd nn
enemv to himself, but may become a
Inirdon, or a criminal, or a cm ruoter
• d tlie voiith, and he a fon-e fo tear
down the morel character of the peo
ple.* :
H**nce. (he teacher fi aciics morc Tiy
example than trv precept. The’ teach*
.ei must be consistent, truthful, punc
tual and diligent. No teacher can be
perlection, bnfatl tOHchers should he
idean. honorable and diligent. They
*hotiId-i+ndsf that tlielr t>i)|»i|s be also
pore. fruHifnl and earnest. They
should h- oi) the look out. for the dia
m°nd in the nr»ugh among the chil
dren, Tlie great men and women wh »
have ied the world on from victory
unto.victory were once litt'ebijvs and
girls in tlie sclinoi room. A few wcB
'ilyected words at the right lime by the
teacher tnav stir the lire* of divinity.
Htui the soul of the harefoat D»v w ho
w ill keep the flame hyruing, tintil a
strong and powerful man goes out in
C •■■■
They ride, as oft they rode in pride,
With Stonewall. Jackson in the van.
And here, behold, is Stuart’s clan,
And yonder Forrest’s rangers ride!
They chirge, as once they charged in vain
When peerless Pickett flamed and flashed
Against the heights where ^cannon crashed
And rifles poured a leaden nrfn!
^Attacks Recoil! Adyanetf! Retreat!^' .. ,
And forward to the fiercq assault!
Four years of kell and not a halt—
Four years, and.then—defeat, defeat!
in aerie gray
Stand guard o’er Dixie's broad expanse,
And let the order, be “AdvanceT’
.Deny them not this boon today.
For Northron knows, as Southron knew,
That never .war's demoniac breath
Hath smitten with immortal death
,Mfn’$ hearts more valorously true. *
TOR SHERIFF.
Barnwell. H.U., May 12th IIMS.'
I respectfully announce myself
csii'liiiatc for re ejection to tlie office
of Mheiiff. .subject lo the rules anil
regulations of the (hniorratic primary
election, a ml pletlge myself to ahiilw bv
the resuli* and support the nominee*
of the party.
Frank II. Creech.
Blackville, S. C., April 27th 1908.
I hereby anm.iiyn-e myself a caurti
date for the office of Mhcriff of Barn
well county subject t > the rule* am!
regulation* governing the democratic
primary'.
Resprctfnll v,
M’. T. Walker.
.#
>Villiston, S U , March 18th 1008.
I respac fullv announce mvseif a
candidate fof the office of Hiieriff, sub
ject to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic I’rimarv election. aud
pleslge niyself toahidc hv the result
iees of
Jefferson Davis’ Living Daughter.
Dm* child still survives cadi of the
war presidents. Jefferson Dnvis of the
('onfedcracy and Abraham'Lincoln of
the Union. Mrs. J. Addison JInyes of
Lolrtrado Springs, wife of a hankor, is
a daughter of Jc^crsoti.Dnvis and the
solo remaining member of the Uoufod- j
orate loader's /amily. Mr. Davis di<«d
in IHSf) and Mrs. Davis la l!KXi. Their
dniightor Uarina. more familiarly
knowu as Winnie and celebrated as
‘‘tho Daugiitor of the Confederacy,”
died in 1-808. All are buried iu Rich-
mend, Vft.
Lee and Washington.
Oenoral Roiieit U. Lee was indeed
Fully WasUington’s equal as a hero .'1110
a gentleman naff much ids Bupeiior as
a soldier, says the London Times. It is
only In tlie larger politieal or semlpo-
to the w orld to lead other men in the i Ulieal sphere that he stands lower, and
march of civilization anil enlighten
mrnt. U'hst a reward will coma nn-
to the fea.-her’* lile when lie llmla sucl)
a boy, ami wiien his hope* tor such a
boy have been realized. ^Liito- the niff
tcMi-her of Demosthenes, such « teacher
might exclaim, as tho i»rondcst fact of
his life, “I taught the bov.”
■+•+-
l A FATAL GAME.
Dating * base ball game on Saturday
afternoon between two voting nine* at
Morgantown, two miles fro*,,, Sprl"!
field, a ball thrown by Giover Cannon
about 10 year* of age, atruck Paul Mor
gan, about 21 yours old (who wm* at
the hat) pier 'h&gMrt, eautin^ M«
there pcrliaps only l»eoanse his opi>or-
tunities were so much smaller.
Cheerful Dave Saddler.
Dave Saddler was a brave Confed-
crate soldier who was iu a Ricbmoud
liospihtl and who, iu spite of his suf-
Jorlngs, always took a cLeerful view
of tho situntion. One day when lie
was recovering a visiting minister ap
proached Ids cot and tendered him a
pair of* homemade socks.
“Accept Hiese,” said ho. “I only
wish the dear woman who kult them
could present them to you Iu person
today.”
“Thank you very much.” said David
gravely. "But I have decided that l
nevyr shall wear another pair oUsocks
while I live.”
The preacher protested, hut to' no
purpose, and finally he sought out the
boy’s sister to tell her how foolishly
the Invalid had behaved when he called
upon him.
“Why.” exclaimed she, “both his feet
liaVe beeu sbe^off!”
party
TIT.
8. A. \Vi*e.
Fairfax, S. U. March. I rth 19U8. «*
I respectfully announce iwvgelf a
candidate for tlie office of Mheriff, sub
jecl to the rules and regulation* of the
Democratic Primary election, and
pledge myself to abide hv tlie result,
and to support the I'Gtitirices ot-the
party.
B. F. Thomas.
I hereby announce myself a candi
dare tor the office ot >heriff of Barn
well county, sohjaet to the rule* and
regulation* of ^be democratic primary
William W. Moore.
FOR SUPER.VISOR.
Seiglingvllle, 8. C. May 23d I908.
I respectfully announce tnyfielf a
candidate for Die office of Uounty 8u-
pervDor, *ut jei t to the rules and regu
lations of ttiw Democratic Primary
Election, and "pledge hiyaelf to abide
by the result* and support the nomi
nee* of the party.
—*— — O. W. Barker.
BEST THE WORLD AFFORDS.
It give* me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Bireklen’* Arnica 8alvw,
»hv* J. W. Jenkin*, otulinpel |ll!l, N'l
U. t nm convinced It* the be*t *alve
laiuttht itutoNl Ucathy
.- J r
r l P CANT BE BEAT.
The West of all teacher* i* experience.
U' -M. H.inlen, of SHyer Cltv, Nortti
Darolina. says; ‘‘J find Eloctric Bitter*
tire eorFd afford*. Dcurnl a felon on ' »•* that’* claimed for it. For
ft)v thumb, anti it never fall* to ho*I Btornach. Uver and Kidney trouble* R
every sore, hurn or wound to which It be treat. I imve tried if and flud
i* applied. 2oc at (’. N. Hurckhalter’* 1* * nifK-t rxcetlent medicine.” • Mr.
drug *tore. Harden i« right; pa the best of all
'dvinedhrii»* also for weakness, tan e hack
and pH run down condition*. Best too
B’ack ville, 3. C.. May 18th 19u8.
I respectfotiy announce myself a
candidate for tlie office of County Su
pervisor, subject to the rule* and regu
lation* of tho Democratic Primary
Election, and pledge my seif to abide
by the result and to support the nomi
nee* of the party.
Isaac Hr Hutto.
Sneiling, SL C., April JJOth IPC8.
I herehv annrt ince myse’f a candi
date for the office of County Hupei visor
of Barnwell county, *ul»ject to the rules
and regulation* of tha Democratic pri
mary. I plede my-elf to abide- by (lie
result* and supoif the party nominee*.
George.J. Diuiuond,
Barnwell, 8. CL, April 7th 1908.
I re*peetfjinv announce mrsclf a
candidate for rf-ejectlon to the offii-e
of t ountv Suparvlaor. suhjeci to ih >
rt.le* and regulation* of (he Democratic
FOR CLERK UK COURT.
Barnwell, 8. C , June nth 1908,
1 respectfully announce myself a
candidate for re-election to the idflce of
Uk-rk of the Uoiirt of Common Plea*
and General Session*, subject lo the
rules and regulations of the Dem»-
c I’m tic Piimary Electton. I pledge
myself to abide hy the result* and to
support the nominee* of the party. ,
Ih - Gilmore Slmtns.
BarnweM, 8'.^.. May 26th BM)8.
-.4- respe^tfuHy. announce mvrelf a
candidate foWjjhe office of Clerk **t
tlie Court of Common Pie** ami Gen
eral Sexsions. subject to the ru'e* and
regsilations of thirDi’tiUHrnrftc Piimary
Election, pledging myself to abide by
lis >e*ulf> and to support the hoHtl-
nee« of the party.
\V. IF Duncan,
FOR RKPRESENTATIVE.
Blackvilie, 8. C. June 30.h 1908,
1 respectfulty announce myself a
candidate lor Die Hotiseof Kepresenta-
tiye* suhjvct to the rule* and regula-
tlons ol ll.e Democratic Primary Elec
lion.' I pledge mV sc If to abide by the
results and to Mipjiort the uomiirt’e* of
the party.
Kail S, Rnuntree,
/■ '
Robbins, 8. C. June 23rd 1908.
G rntefwl 1 ? appreciating the splendid
vote> 1 received at. the last Primary
Election and the earnest request that I
should again make the race. I respect
fully beg to announce myself a candi
date for the Hon«e of Representative*,
pledging myself not only to >ddtle the
result theieof and the support of the
nomin.-s of the DpiiiocimiTc Party, hut
also to devote mv best energies lo the
welfare of my county,
^ — J. r. "Griffin.
Blackvilie, 8. C. June 8tli 1908.
4
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the House of Kcpescnta
five* subject to the rule* and regula
tion* of the Democratic Primary Klec-
Pon. I pledge tuvself to abide hy the-
resiilfs and to >up|iort tiie nomineea ol
the pifity.
Thomas II. Peeples, Blackvilie, 3. C.
WlllUton, M. 0., June C.h 1!08.
A Mding to the soilcitation of my
friends. I rispectfully annotmee mv-
self a candidate for the lluu^e of Rep
r**enfafive«, uiliject to the rule* and
regulations of the Democratic R'inian
Election. I p?4>dge nlyself to abide hy
the re.nit* of said ehctlon and to sup
port the nominees of the party.
My business engsgetnent*. and the
condutm) of tuy lu alth. wait Qot gllbw
me to make an active canvass. There-
fot^ 1 ask iuv Lrivmls at each precinct
to lake < a rc ntiux I umrast for ma
• FOR SUPERINTENDENT
. DFtoUCATlON. .
^ Slko, 8. C. M»y i«, 1903.
Ajt the urgent req‘io*t of nnny
fricod* 1 respecifuily announce my
self a can>1 hhitc for the office of Uounty
Superintendent of-Education, subject
to the rnle* and regulations ef tho
Democratic Primary Election.pledging
( myself to abide by the result* and to
4UH»port the nominaas of the party. ^
* Horace J. Grouch.
Barnwell, 8. C. May Mh 1908.
t reepectfully anmiotrce myoelf It
candidate for re-election to tha office of
Uounty 3upeilntemlent of Ed lies tlon,
subject to the ruleaHtid irgulatlon* of
tlie Democratic Prtmiiry ele-xion, and
pletlge my self to abide by the result
and to support the nominee* of the
warty. ' . * .
B. M. Darlington.
B*ko, 3. C. April 18th J908.
•
J respectfully announce myself a
caiidldace for tlie office ef County 8u?
periutendent Of Kducstlof), subject to
the fuI©* and regulations of the Demo-
©nrttv Primary election, and pledge
myself to abide hy the Te«ult and to
support the noAstnee* 07the party. ^i 1 ' '1»rg>W' , '> »tii t Wiid
»D. E. Blrt.
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FOR CORONER.
8ycampre. 8. C., May 11th 1908.
I respectfully annouiice myself a
candidate for tlie office of Coroner of
Barnwell County, subject to tfte rules
and rcgtiJa I hTnf%f the Dr rmHjiat JF
msry Election, ami pledge myself to
abide by il»« result and tu support the
uoiulnK^ofthe party.
Charlie M. Croft.
Barnwell, 3. C-, April Utb 1908.
a
Haying served four year* as Coroner
nf BariiM-eti County I offer for reeke-
:ion sol ject to the rule* of the Demo
cratic Primary. L.
Clayton 3. Warner.
Sneiling, 8 C. March 26th U'OS.
I respectfully arnounce myself a
candidate for the office of Coroner of
Hi rawed County subject to the rules
anil regulation* of tlie Democratic —
msrv election, and pledge myself
abiJ* by the result and to support
nomihees of the party.
Lewi* B. Creech.
lours Truly, R. M. Hixson.
WllWstnn. 3. C., Ma? 19th UiOk.'
•fb . *
I respectfully announce myself a
candid tie fur the Hon-e of Represents-
live* subject to toe rule* and regula
tion* of tlie Democratic Primary Elec
tion. 1 pledge mye* If to «hU© by Die
re*olt» and lo support the nominees of
the party.
J. W. J.-hnson.
Barnwell, 8. C., May 5th 1908.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reelection to tlie House
of Representative*, subject to the rMIe*
and ri gnlailop* of the Democratic prj
Ki*ry election, ami pledge nn self to
abide hv tne re-nit and to support the
nominee* of tlie party.
A. B. Patterson.
Ulmer, 8. C.. May t h 1908.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the Home of Represen
tative*, subject tothe rule* ami te/ii-
1st inns of the Democfstle primary elec
tion, and pledge mvself to ahide hy
the re»ult and to support the nominees
of life party. -
FOR MAGISTRATE.
Dmihattbn, 3.-C.-July 3d IMff.
I liereby nnnounro myself s candi-
date for the office of Magistrate at
Dunhartnu subject fo the mles and
regulation* of the Democratic Primary
j,Election , 1 pledge myself to abide tlb
tesults and support toe nominees of the
party.
C. 3. Anderson.
Ulmer, 8. C., June 1st 1908.
L re*|»ectfully announce myself a
candidate for the nlflce of Magistrate
at Ulmer, subject to the ruleatand
regulation* ot the l>emncratlo Primary
Etection. 1 pledge itiv«e!f to abide tir
the results and to support the nominees
of tire party.
O. D. A. Wilson.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by
the Allendale Democratic Club, April
2-Vh. A D. 19i>x. iionijnailng me for
tiie House o Kepreseutative*. I respect
fully aunotince myself a candidate for
the House of Representatives, subject
to the rule* a: d reguj^Ulons of the
Democratic Primary Elections, pled#
Ing myself to abide by tne res tilts ,of
*at,| election and to support ti
Ja*. M. Patterson.
FOR SOLICITOR.
Barnweli, S. C., May 4th 1908.
■*
I re*|>ecf.fHilly announce myself a
candidate for reelectiou a* Solicitor of
th ' Second Judicial Circuit, subject to
the rule* and regulation* of the Demo
cratic primary election, pledging my-
*«»lf to abide hv the results and to sup
port the nominees ol the party *
James K,-Davis.
Bamberg, 8. 0., Maj' 4th 1908.
I respectfully announce mvstlf a
candidate for the office of Svlicitor ol
tlie Second Judicial Circuit, subject to
the rulea and legmation* of ike Demo
cratic Primary Electjon. and pledge
myself to abide by the ren-iit and sup
port the party nominees.
H. M. Graham. ^
I herehv announce mv*elf a candi/
date for tlie office of .soijciror of tlifc.
Second Judicial Circuit pledging mv-
»elf to abide try tlKrmtea and regula
tions of the D.unocratic Party and to
upport the nouilpees thereof.
James E. Byrne*.
FOR AUDITOR. —
I hereby an non nee my*eif a candi
date for Auditor of Barnwell t ountv
subject to tho rules and regulations of
the Democratic party.
C W M oedy, — -
Barnwell, 8. C.
Barn weli, 8. C., April flth 1908.
1 respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reelection to tiie office of
County Auditor, suhj-ct to the nsle*
and regiilatlo.n* of the Deimicratlc Prl
mary election, and pledge myself to a-
biile by the result rod lo support the
nominees ol the party.
J CrKeel.
Barnwell. 3. C., April 6th I9U0.
I reaoeetfully snnonnee myself a
ranJiiiate for tt«e offlu«> Countv Audi
tor *:fhject to thein'ea end regulation*
of the Democratic Primary aieeiiowr-
HatllevtUe. 9. C„ June 1st 1908/
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of Magistrate
at Four Milo, subject to the rule* ami
regulation* of the Democratic Primary
Election, I pledge myself to abide by
the result* and to support the nomi
nee* of tire party.
T. 8. Dunbar,
Allendale, 3. C., May 27th 1908.
I hereby announce myself a candi-.
date for the oflii-e of Magistrate at
Allendale, pledging myself to abhla
by the rules and regulations of the
Democratic party and to support the
nominees thereof.
R. P. Searson, Jr.
- Barnwell. 3. O., May 12th 1908.
At tlie urgent request* of many
friends 1 reapectfully announce myself
a candidate for the niffi;e of M agi-Irate
at Barnwell) subject to the rules sn4
regulation* of the Democratic-primary
election, pledging mvself to abide .hy
the result and to support the noraipeci
nf the party.
— R C. Ilalfnftd.
Barnwell, 3 C., May 4;h IW.
_Jl hereby announce myself a (4iii<li-
date for the office of MaglHtrate at
Barnwell, subject .to tire rule* and
regulation* of the Democratic primary
I pledge N)v«eif to abide the result*
•nd support the nominees of the party,
R. It. Ussery.
BlachyHif.
I respectfully announce mvself a
candidate for the office of Magistral*
at Black ville, subject to the rules and
regulation* of the l>emocratlc primary.
• 1111 pledge myself to abide kv the !e-
aults and enpport nil nominee* of the
party.
Allendale. 8. 0., May '
I hereby announce myself a candi-
dare for reelecthm to the office of
Magistra'e at Allendale, subject to th«
rule* and regulation* nf the Demo
cratic primary, 1 pledge myself to
abide the result* and support tbe nomi
nees of the party.
W. K. Brabham.
BlachyBle, 8. C., April 27lh ll»08.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for reelect Inn to the office a*
Magistrate of Blackvilie Township,
suhj> ct lo tiie ruU* and regulation* of
the Democratic Primary.
A. P. Woodward, -
Ulmers, 8. C.. April i7th 1908.
1 hereby announce mvself a candi
date for tne office as Magistrate at Ul
mers, subject to the rules and regula
tions of the democratic primary.
I pledge myself to abide by the ee-
»ult* and support tbe party nomineea.
it. II. William*.
Barnwell,9. C.. April 18th 1908.
Thereby announce mvself a candi
date for the office of Magistrate at
BarnweM subject to the rule* and regu
lation* of the Democratic primary.
I pledge myoelf to abide the result*
and, support the no mi tree* of the party,
D. 8am Blavk.^. ^
WllMston, 8, C., April 7th,
I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office of Magistrate at M yj«
1i«fon, subject to the rule* and regula
tion* of the Democratic primary. I
pleilge mvself to abide the reaulu and
•»|>por» the nouilnee of the party.
W. L- Frederick'.'
sh.,.,v ..s "
W herever properly cultivated and b'r cMIl* and malaria. Sold under .hide bt the result a. d to ..irnnrt .h.
fairly fertilized crop* km very good ff'iaraniee at C, M. Uurckbalter’s drug oouiliiee- of the olrtr PP ^ r * tb * P* rt f-
kmklflg, - A - . tlorc & » uommeev oi me party. -
J. B. Mercia. »
Bamwetl. tf .c., March 23d IMS.
I berebv-announce mvself a can#*
date for the office of Magistrate j
>v tlie re- >n bj»-ct to the rule* . »
bee- of tbe ffi thr Di-mocratt-* prfma t
i ulmige mvself to abtdo tbe ret* J
»uri»on the aomineea of the pan *
S- W. Oolmao.
U. W. Riley.
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