Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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>S35HS ‘ f 'ms* \i-t- •: . IS # ■ ♦ m zvrm '• ■ *S WmEBmaBi ■ /■ ti** iweil People. w, [ES, Effort'ftoj’r BOUNTY 'OfUCBUTWH imfirAY' AV<Jusr n, two. - . — .■ ■«— r-r. / A COSWNO QOiStfAtrr. f * loof Ume N«w Yorli CHy h»» tb« raon#y c»pU*J ef th» 4> T «>ttd Throaffti 1U *errte«i or**et- tiona and aaaoelationa U hm dlrwvtnd >*nd domlnatad tha bntineia nraln df tha nation more thorou*Wy aj^d dn- polleilly than the government at iMfiftMlMd idaalntitered tte po- irticnt affair*. » hM afcacted larRm - tribute and raadiarabedlenoe from Ita VubjeoU than the tarx xatherora and law Uakera have raoeHred (ram the cltaen- ehlp under their protection and gov ernment. ^Yet the sceptre’feema to he paaalnR from Walt Htreet. Tteocnt circular letters from leading hanking Inatitu tlens of the greafdlty confras that IH lowing the panic of l'J07 the InaiiH of Kew York banka have fallen oil some $80,000,00®, while those of the Interior banka bag# Increased shout fJVKi.ooo ’000. ft Is claimed In a bewailing way that Ibis increase in interior loans has <baen largely'caused by Investments In lands and the building of warehouses for tbe storage and bolding of crops for gradual marketing at the option of <tka farmer* making them. These New York hitherto autocrats now put themselves on rerord fn crp> |»oacd to such conservative, gnnlua! 4m}0 of the products of the American Held* and give unmistakable notice / «nd warning that they will use all tneir powers to force the growers of worn and wneat and oata and -cettoo <to aw«U the immediate value of hnsl- neaa and bring down the costs of living by the rapid marketing cf their crops *rha threat it implied Chat the custom wry advances ©T money for the mov Ing of the crop* may not be available, that Europe may refuse V> IcQseii Its pum etrtngs-and the timid Interior banks and farm producers are left to Imagine the dleaeters that would go with sndh a suspension of business, euoh a stagnation of trade. It looks very much tliee a conspi racy. but if not ao crmJ a policy It Is wortatnly the manifestation of a con cert of action showing the htter selfish, nett of the American business heart The national good ami prosperity must be martyred, and •acrlliced for person- Wl profit and advantage. . Whether the mjcrlor hanks shall he wbte or wilting to stand agsln K t such • crusade of wrong remains to he seen. Whotber the 'American farmers arc in position to protect themselves against ■ueh wholesale robbery M to be re vealed aa time shall show, but the lei- non cornea In time to the producers of America, the toilers who make the plenty and greatness of the nation that their aalvttion lies in and through tbblr own self help, honesty, courage mod self denial. Uy keeping true thnlr business faith, meeting tbotr obliga tions for the making of their^raps as they mature thev will command the admiration of a^Mranest men, shame the aelffshnese of the gamblers of the crop exchangee and win the confidence that wlfl make them masters of their own fortunes. For the balances they bold will bring them siupie recom pense. We have the proofs, in Hick nod white and Hgicsi Inf rente of whof Is above written and aound no ialae alarm." means more business Mr their house* Hot above i T, It pi$* In the greatest rf m)i wat*.—lh waking one popular and the possessor of co«rUl*M friends, without wlrfch tha richest man ts poor. Wavtls* enurtefy on et’Cry occasion, aful you Will come Into a herlraffc (hiit only drsth oao take fftotn yon—-icyal -friendships, ?. Pali y. NOlWfiEKX TOURIbTS AKD THE SOUTH. 1 Tha?»te«t indiac.retlon an tbia part of ‘'smart” Northern sootfltv woman Is the pntfTIo smoking of C-igarettes by Mf's.* Nicholts Imngwortli, . i-Jlest daughter of Dr. ’Jfieodcrs K..o,«evelt, end wtfe cf a KepnHinan <^>»grea*man. It Is bad enough for men to Indulge In this habit, but^'hen a woman of Mrs Longworth'a sCclsl prominence sets ewetvau evataple te young Ameil<v»n girlhood It is time to call w halt. Whtsitry drink mg by Wotave is also consldered the correct thingln fashion able etrc'les In the North, and It is such people as these who yearly'dock Heath and whoso patronngn cur Southern health resorts cater to so strongly. For evil eFedts these Immigrants era outclassed only hy'the undesirable for eign emigrants, who, hy Interioarry- 4ng, ar» 'bringing the civilization of thoiNorth andT/est toio'iow an ebb. J. Gafl y. SUNDAY SCHOOL •CONVENTION.* B ♦ e ... e .►«••• e •••?••■ e ••• e “Give us more reminiscences of the day* of W comes to us from msuy Carolinians, a( home and ahioad. So wo republish from the News and Courier of October, 187B, the sphndld account of Hampton’s triumphal march from Blackytlle to Allendale, as oeen and described by that match! -m correspondent, tail McKinley, the worthy bletorhn of the most notable event that hae lllumiaeted the tnnals •f Barnwell county since the drst European planted his footsteps In the primeval forest wilds where the red Indian had been lord and master for cepkoriee. Wede Hampton Glbbos, the new Jlayor of Columbia, has made a good bofloaln^wltfa bis original solution of tht HfWOr ggpbiein. Five regular drunkards, who bad frequently been •fretted and punished for being liitox! •atod, were given a three dayn/lquor cure treatment and dUchatged cured •f all appetite for difn|(. Work was •btaloed tor them ahd^Tf lhsy dohT i others i»sy faDdW their eg maple until the legalized seller and the blind tiger will have to hunt other . . / Candidate ¥. Ef. Hyatt warns the Southern cotton mills that lO.OOd buy •ra from the North wiH come bomb the womlng season to buy cotton and ship k direct to K4w KngJand and Middle State mill*. The Yankee* utay intend go curtail the 8out)rerner# r so oalfcsd, lodeflnltely by cornering the coming abort crop ;CONrRIBU7ED / EPyORlALS. A DESIRABLE ASHEf, nnmoer It one of the desirable assets » man can have, nr old. Six years ago Jf. young man of Homer Li., to an Oderly In taking after of weak* ago t>a JlWyers (.1 bean Icft fl®, »M» oil .TUDGK THAIGI! BETTER. The statement published In ColumWn papers aijd hv in* last week thatClrdilt Undge J/C. Klugh had euffeied a stroke of paralysis was a mistake. He is re covering from a malarial attack xmdT.is doctors promise him a comr lete restora tion to good health. Ho attends to a I work at his chamber* and respects to 'pro*ide oV6r tlK; court* goon. ♦ o f GEORGIA’S FIRST BA I/E, For eight year* Doal Jlsckson, a Ilongherty County negro; had sold the Arst bale, hut this veaf he lost the championship to M. A. MeKainev, white, of Baker County, who sold tire flrat bale of the lltld crop, a 412 pound er, oft August -Ird, at 30 cents per pound, in At ha tty, Ga. It whs v days late* than list year’s tlrst bale. -r— — - - a Boy or rarnwklt*. John Temple Graves, the most elo quent Bvlng Georgian wlfh r>**n and tongue, s«ya of a former Williston sBicol boy : *‘l*rof. Onrence J Owens is <rne of the vital men of the New Hputh. }lo is thinking with the gtrength of this modern day, In educa tion, in literature and in patriotism. Though just past hts thirty third mile stone i)r Owens has made com manding progress In Wfe, having filled many hij-t educational poshions with constant success and enlarging dis tinction. He has recently resigned the presidency of the State College of Ala bama and accepted the position cT Commissioner of Agriculture and Irtu- migrntlon with the Hontlrem "Commer cial Congees* of Washington. In dis charge of hts duties he will travel over all tfte South. He will correlate and make pnbJle the facts of sgri-culturHl advancement, endeavor to bring more agriculturist* into the Ihnld* of th# Smith and increase the output, all the while hid ling that ‘'the acres of the South would better remain empty than lead to a second social problem.” if ho .lutll come to Ms old home mo tion of South Carolina he will find young peoplr enough to occupy and develop every Inch of land, and Its greatest misfortune the constant ex odus of Its best young strength to the empty, glittering glaio of city life from ocean to ocean CURING INEBRIETY. 1’ittsbo-rg Chronicle T-tlegraph. T he movement on foot in many sfa'es to secure the establishment of state In ebriate asylums, in which tile alcohol and ding habits shall be treated as dis eases, would doubt! is* advance rtiore rapidly if there were a wider conviction of the eflleletiey of such Institution*. The possibility <*f curing the drunkard by medical treatment is very generally regarded with n ineasMrO of doubt* prompted naturally enough by the knowledge of the frequent lapse* of inebriates supposed to have been re deemed by the methods commonly used in sanitariums Nevertheless, science Is assuredly not at fnulLjj) this matter. On the contrary, evidence ts forthcom ing which amply demonstrate* that where the right methods are employed full reclamation Is pom-dl l-) in a very largt) proportion of the cases handled. For examj la, it is claimed that in gov ernment sanitai luma of Switzerland Id per cent *>f the paliente are cnred t and the promise-of an average of not less than ;I0 per coot is made for the insti tution* established under state laws by several of our American common wealths. Certain it I* that every ad vance made In this work U of immense value, for it ts staling a truism to s»y that tin* abuse of liquor and drugs i* to blame for the greater part of the vice and crime that dog our civil'Aation. MR. ROflERT rick. After a long illness, bravely borne, Mr Robert Rirp, brother of Judge li. T. Rice, departed this life at his home- in Hampton County last week. To his so rrovv 1 n g ioved.Onea h V. ha* left mem - orlos of a life beautiful in it* devotion to and atfeetion for his kindred and friends, and In their grief and bereave- inent they have the heart true sympa thy of all who have Keen Httd fell the parting of such 4acred tie*. a Good man gone. Died at Wagner, fi. C , on the night of the IHKh «T ,futy. Mr. Edward \Vebb leaving behind one son, M, 1*. Webh!”f filackvi't', and two daughters, Mrs. D. O. Fanning of BlsiAvIlle and Mrs. K. T. Ratos of Dawpr^rldgs. Mr, Webb Was a great favorite in Blackville. wbe r e he lived and held the position of Chiefof Pofcos for 14 years. During hi* illness tho small children of (he town would continually Inquire how he was getting on. Me left a widow And many friends to mourn his loss. He was a man who succeeded In this woiM by attending strictly in his own huslnegs and leaving other peoplef'* ffKme. A Frfend. The Barnwell and Batnbefg Sunday School Convention will rdfeet at Long Franch Church ttfednwsday, Thursday end Friday. AnfUit'^l.—Sept. 1, 2. FROGRAMME. . '* Wednesday, 'll A. M : Dsvotioosl Sxerclse*, Key. G. Hopkins. n.J'i: lafroductury Sirtuou, Rev. J. E" Ffsttusn. Organization. Dinuer on the Giound*. - i I»P. M: Devotional ExefiMw*. IB 15: How l run my Huiutay rh'hool, A. P. ManvUiSsO. E.flrUrt, ! H J. Hair, Open pnrHament. ^ 4 P. M: MUsiona in the SnnrtHy School, Rev. B. Y. AHen, R«v. J. D. Timmona. (? _ Adjourn. Thursday 10 3® A. :-Tlc.votlonal Ex?Tci»es. ^ if: The Home and the Sunday School, R<«v. W. H Hlmpaon . 1 l .'kj: Toseher Training, Rev. J. D, Moore, Rev. tV. C Baxley. 12.3U: What arc the duties and ({ualiMoatton* of a teacliwr,'Rev. F. M. Hauser, Rev. G. Hopkins. » Dinner on the Grounds. 3 P. M : Devotional‘Eiercises. 3 15: The Baracoa Work, Prof, II. f. Crouch, F. P. Dee, J. F. Carier. 4: PbUathla Work, Miss ( lira L Johnston, Mts* Bessie Willi*. Adjourn. Friday 1030 A. M: Devotional Ex ercises. 11: Institute Work, Rvy. li. ft. Moore. 12 M: The Denominational Sunday School the hope of our Churches, Rev* O. J. Frier, W. G Britton. Dinner on the Grounds. 3 P. M : Devotional TYterclxrt. 3 15: Two nrtmtte Verbal reports from School*. 4 : Presentation of Banners hy Tre?- ident MIsccllarreons Bssirms*. Adjourn. Person* df’siring to be met at Elko write to G. 1>, Birt, Elko. Those d^ siring E) W met at Barnwi 11 write E, H. Richardson, Barnwt-H. Every .School ia entitled to live delegate* and it ts desired that schools will wend fui dt'egation prepared tc Hike part In work of Convention. O.v! Flier, W. H Simpson, W. ii. Britton. Primary Election August 30,1910 FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. + ANOTHER VETERAN PASSES Mr Edwin Hazel dted suddenly oq Sfraday of heart failure, aged about (15 tears. He had gone ©ftt oft a rrt’orning Walk when the *wfff tnessthger came and bs/«>ie he /could return to hi* home FOR CONGRESS. Tot the Democratic Voters of the Second IlDtrlot: * I respectfully announoe myself a cart- didate for re-election to’Cungres* from tUe Second District, relying and basing my candidacy upon my work and record in Uoitgr©** to which I ask yodr driN leal attention and invettigatloh. If again hohored with your contidence. 1 pledge a faithful and conadenflOHS discharge of my dutie*. J . O. Fattcfson. ~ ‘Denmark. 0. tU. Janr^Tth, ISiO. I respectfully annottacomyself a can- chdate Lsr eieetion to -eottgre** from the Second Congfessi&n’al District, sub- Jeet to the rple* and regqfiation* of the Detnoeratlc Primary Election, pledg ing ptyself to abide hy the result* and to'support the nominees of the party. , X). iF.’Garrh. J hereby ahndunoe Thyself a candi date for Congfesffroin this, the S'cnj/d C0ngtCM)onaJ_IBstrict. pledging myself toalfldeTiy t9tsT?#lea of the Democratic primary and t(Popport the nominees thereof. Y 1 James F. Byrnes. , I respectfully announce thyself a can- dtdate for election to the office of County Auditor for Rarnwr’,1 C«iuntv. subject to the rule* and regulations of the Democratic Primary ...Election, pledging myself to support the nomi nees of the party. It TV. Riley. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Goijntv Auditor for Barnwell^ County, snhjpct ti#the rulrfs and regu lations of tpe_ DemocratTo Prirnarv Election, pledging mvsclf *to support the nominees of the party, T O Keel. Rarnweil, S. C., May 8. 1310. I hereby announce m.v*e,!f a candidate fbr reelection to the oQlce of County Aitditor for Barnwell Oounty, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic p*rt;v kho pledge mvself to, support tht nominees of the party. C. W. Moody. An OPPORTUNITY j * i 0 - Save a dftlKir orj^wo each week. You oan do it, ^ and ydti will be satirised how quicWy it w’ill gTQW . m with I^TiSKESt lidded, conJi>ounded*qui^terly dt j ^ x* *1 A dollar deposlUd givet-yon'o. Mnh accounfahd book OF^ IC ' Harry D. Gklhoun, Resident W. L. CaVo Vice ‘President -N. G W Walker, .Cashier Zi. C. Carr OH, Asst. Cashier ‘G. M 1 . Greene, Attorney PROCLAM ATfON. [SKAI.J STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTV OF BARNWELL. In the Probate Court. By J. K. Bnellinp, Psq, JiuIkc of Probate ii 1 . , Barnwell County. Whereas, II. 1.. CREECH hath made suit uutu me to.grant unto him letters of Admin- tstration of the estate imd tffeott of John Franklin Owens, deceased, These are. tbereforei to cite and admonish all and Miu-ular, the kindred and creditors of the said John Franklin Owens, deceased, that they he and api-ear Before me in the Court of Probate to tie held ;it Barnwell on Tuesday, ]Gth of ATlia'-t, IB 10. after publication thereof at U o'cldek in the furcnPon, to bhow cause if any they hn*e why thK said adminis tration should tuft he granted. (liven under my hand this 1st day of Augusti Anno Domini 1910. J. K. SXELLINO, Probate Judge. I’ublished in Ti!e B.vnsffZhL PZbrbic Au' gust 4.h. 1910. WOFFORD COLLEGE. HENRY NELSON SNYDER, A. M., UTIL D. LL. I) . PRESIDENT. ' •|--r j Ten Departments; Library and Lf- hiarian ? Gymbasiutu utuler Competent irector; Athletic Grounds., Next Session begins Septetfrber 21. tot Catalogue a-ldress , J. A. QAMDlV ELL, SkG v. - Spartanburg. 9- C. tiw te spirit crossed the rlrer to join tke com redes gone before. So ended e Rfe (btf \etr* trfte and ffonorsBIe end useful and kirMly In Rg evary year. In stress of war hff dAr* char gw eterr duty wal*^ In ,peAee he ina4lB|i record for goo j cRUenshlp that *yUl long he r ciierDhsd memory in the h»arts.of’hls bereaved fanilly. soff aoxA. He U surviyed b? g, Wolford College Fitting Sdiool HIGH GRADE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. WeW equipped plant. Lfmlted School, anull (Fa«*es>charge* reasonalHe. Ses sion begins fcreptftWmr 'll. For Cata' Jogue address A. M.. Di.J’RE/ Head- master,- Spartanburgl-tl. O. CITADBL/. The Mflitary CoUfiK^Yf Sbuth Carolfrra pr.ytttctxK\ sniot.XWaifir EXAWlNATroft. I vacancy in benefthiary scholarship* at the Citedel from Barnwdll ^yunty will he fflled by competitrve exathina- Upn to be A’eld at Barnwell on FiMay, August tZtii, Candidates must fee TTATK OK SOUTH PABO* tS’A-, XXKCUnVB ’’W am* kr. Whereas information has been ro- celVed at this Department that an atro cious murder was committed in the County oF Barnwell on or about the 30th day of July, 1310, upon the body of 2ed Bush by William Hazel and that the said Wil iam Hazel has tl-d from jutilee. Now, therefore, L M. F Ansel, Gov ernor of the Btate of South (larolina, in order that justice may be done and the majesty of the law vindicated, do here by offer a reward of Fi^Tty Dollars f >r tin* apprehension, (Mivery and COnvic Hon of the *ai 1 Wtl'iam Hazel, g'mx^r cake color, 5 feet ten Inches high; weight, lt>."> pounds, a little droop shouldered, wears cap most of the time and ha* gold tooth on tho left bide of . mooch. To the Sheriff of Birnwe!) County, at Bunwell, M. G. In testimony whereof, I have here unto set mv hand and caused the Great Seal of the State 10 be affixed, at Columbia^ this 11 ftb day of August, A. I). BlPl, and In the LfCtb year of the Independence of the United States of America. M F. Ausol. By the Bovarnor: R. M. MeGown| Necrotary ot State. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. Ajirffidala, S. C„ July 13, lOffe. I Hereby annou:/^p revself a candi date left eHfofion to the House of Itep resentatfvos, subjact-to the rul-** and regitiAttons of the Democratic primary election and pledge myself to support the nominee* of the party. R. P. Stfarson Jr \ respectfully anr.olinca myself a candidate for the ilbtise of Repicsen- trttlves, subject to tlie rules and regn- Auions /)( the Democratic primary election, j^edging myaelf to abide by ths result* and aupport the nominees of the party. . J. O. Sindcrs. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for election to the Mouse of ‘flepreseiitativcs, subject to the rule* and regulations of the Democratic pri mary election, pledging myself to abide by the results and support the ncminees of tht parte J »mc* E . Davis RofcWn’*. N. C.. jf.ne 27, 1910. I hereDy kWh ounce myself n t mdi- date for re-eLecr.ion to the House of Representative*, subject to the ruler and regulations Of tha Democratic Uri- tnary election, pledgin-g myself to abide bv the reanlts and support the notftlr.ces cf the party. J. € Griffin, I respcctfiil'ly announce myself a can didate fov election to the Houae of Representatives, subject to tho rules and regulations of the Democratic Prlmarr Elect’on, pledging myself to su[)port the nofiilnOca of the pnr.r. Thos. H. Peeples'. I 1'ftsp>ct f ul'y announce myself a candidate for re-election to the. House of Representative*, aubjeefto the rule* and reirOlations of the D'enuvbalio Urf mary Kiectioh, fudging myself to sup port the nominees of the pan r. O. D. A. Wilson. Wllllatou, S. C . June H. 191^. I respectfully announce mvself a candidate for election to the House of Representatives, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demoftiatic pri mary election, pledging mvself to abide by its result and to support the nomi nees ftf the party. R. M. Miitsort. I herefevjtnnf Unce myself a candidate for he election to the House of Repre sentatives. subject to the rules and regulation!) of the Democratic Hi hnary Election, pledging UiySeif to sui>port the nominees of the party. A. B. Patterson. for County treasurer. 1 respectfully announce mvself candidate for re-election as Countv Treasurer, subject to the rules and regulations nf»the Democratic primary election, pledging mvself to abide by tho result* and support the nominees of the party. J. B Armstrong. Safety Service 4 Per Cent. Interest i FOR MAGISTRATE. Ba-doe, N. (’., Ju 1 v 19, 19lfc.. I hcrebv announce ntvself a candi date for rjectioh as Magistrate at B«1 doc, subject to the ru'es and regnin- tions r-i tlje Democratic primary elec tion and pLdged to sunpmt the nomi» nees rf the party. L. C Bennett. I am a candidate for re-election as Magistrate for Four Mils Township, subject to the rule* and regulations of the Dornocn/Uc 1‘rirnary election and pledged to abide hv Its result and to support the party nominees. * T. S. Dunbar. I respectfully r elr i ' o r s u r i •: r i >: t e n d e n t OF EDUCATION. Elko. S. C.. June Oth, 19!0. I respectfully announce myself, a candidate for thelecfion as ('ounty Su perintendent of Education, Subject to the rules and iegulatious of tiie Detbo- ocfatlh primal^ electUin, pledging thy self to abide by its result and to su/i- port tho nominees of the party. Horace J. Crouch. FOR COUNTY SUI’ERVISOR UArnwWl. S. <-t., May 3rd, 1910. 1 respectfully announce mrself a candidate for reelection to the office of Lounty Suiieryisor. subject to tho rules ail'd regulations Cf the Democratic Prirnarv Election, pledging my sell to abide by it* result and to Support the nominees of the parry. J. B. Morris. FOR JUDGE OF I'koium- Allendale, SC, Mfjy I respectfully announce nayself g candidate for reeieclion a* Magistrfite ! I, 1910. r uyself I respectfully announce myself .... ...^ , Candidate for re-election to tlri) otilue j fit Allendale siibject to the rules and of Juilge of Probate for Barn well i regulations of the Democratic primary count?, promising to abiile l-y the J election, pledging myself to abide by rules and regulations of the Democratic ! the results and support the tlotnlnees party, — _„,._Juhu K. Suelling Lof Jffiwjrar ty, W, It Br^jham, wexrv heart jftew stlk and the ' not leas than nor more than year* of age on G^ct. I, 1^10. They must be at Uhi*t 9 feet In height, physically qhialltled to do mimtarT duty, ami must gJ^b a certificate of iuatallt/ to pay the feqrulred cojlejfe dues m & pay cadet. Blank applK)ltI|6>i for*"* can be had up on requeat^rSiRTTeiamg the Superin tendent, 1 /wirletton, li. C. dlcatlons must.be tilled out ■m ,,, —.Tlcular and gent to the Su-]_ pcrhiteniltnt by Auguii R TpIO. 4t ll* J t: 'i " * A HARNESS A nice, laity Efdinj b’ugdj adds rauch to the enjoyment df life, Summer or Winter. We have in stock a carload of {he celebrated Kentucky ritadfe b'uggiw; for the. bdsincls rhrfn; the yotfftg mafi' a!tid the ladies. ‘-Glassy" and- durable. t\L’ also ha^e a lafge supply of harness—the stylish and long lasting kind. ^JYou are cordially invited to inspect oirr .stock;. And there will life rfo'' kiclc ocVrfing ateut the ^rfee,- ‘ " ^ - MESDALt LIVE STOCK COKPANf, Allendale. South Carolina y.—-S-}——^s— '.St.. rj\ Ihu, Hill Top Stables the Pla'ce! Good BARG AINS hi' ALTA Grand March News for all Farmer FcikL for another choice caV load of the best pLked woik and road stocb arrives Thursday, March 3rd. for sale at Charlie brown low prices! i.y annftuncn mv»plf a curulblatp fur election ft* Magistrate at .Ulmers, snbjeet to th'b rules and regn- Dtions of tho Democratic prirnarv elcc- tiorr, pledging myself fo abide by the reculf* and support tbf nominee* cf the party. W. L. Brant, Ulmer» S. C , July 5th, 1910. t . respectfully announce myself a candid*te for election as Magistrate at Uimers subject .to the rules and regu lations of the" Democratic p'imary election-, pledging mvself to abide bv ' the result* and support the nominee* of the party. G, W, Deer. Ulmers, K. C A Julv 9, 1910. I hereby announce nlyself a candi date for reelectiou to the office of Mag istrate at Urners, subject to the rules and regul Uinns of the Democratic pri marv cie.ciion and pledge myself to support the nominees of tba-cariy. I.. H. \V illiam*. b'.inbarton, S. C., Julv 1, 1910. I hereby announce mystjf a candi date for election to the office of Magi*- : ti ateat Dunbarton, subject to thernl's and reg'dations of the Democratic pri mary election and pledge myself to sup port the nominees of the par'y. K. V. Lane. Williston, S. U . June G, 1910. I respectfully announce my»elf a candidate for election as Magistrate at Williston subject: to the rules at.d regulations of the Democratic piimarv election and pledge my«c|f to abide by the results atfd support tho nominees of the partv. M.C Kitchlngi. Williston, S G., May 21. 1910. 1 rcspectfullv announce myself a candidate for election as Magistrate at Will iston, subject to the rules and reg ''.lations of the Democratic primary ejection, lilc Igi ng mfsaJf tn abide by the tc* tit* and support the nominees bl the party. J. M. West tiers bee. 24 Farm and Timber Mules 4 Exceptionally Nice Horses Theie new comers are sure to fleise Yhd profit purchasers'. Mohs Good news! c* . . * * AnpHicr car load of lono-lasting Wagons, a’l si^es, Smooth Riding Buggies, Strong; and Handsome Harness. Whijvs, Lap R^bes of all classes Just, ret'ciVed. CotVie inT ch'oosc and make the right start. I'll help you. i TU ■ Charlie Browll, Barnwell, S. C. McCOmCR MACHINERY! A7ilii«ton, SC. May 17- 1910 I rcspectfullv announce myself a candidate for oleofhm a* Magistrate st Wtlliston subject to tbc rules and regulations of tha Democratic primary election, pledging myself to abide by tho results and support tho nominee* of the party, J. W . Johnson. ff L iidoc, S C . May 1u, 1910. I respecifuliy linnounca myself a candidate for reclecl ion* us Magistrate at Ba’doc, snbj»c: to the rules at id reg ulations of the Democratic primary bleb 1 inn, pledging myself to abide by rite results and support The, nominees of the patty. F 3 Owens. AVc have secured the agency of the eclehraicd AtcCdf- thick Mowers, Reapers, Hinder?, rtc. 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