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1 "8 well People. 8, KiiHrl ProiTr COIttTlCIBCUL* on THURtJIiAY. Al‘Rn. n, HM2. ■ -r~TT*~' T—:—sa ■ PKKSIDKKTIAL rOMTICS.l That tb« bwker. of O.osr W. Undtr* wood, Uia Demovrntio Home letder, fiUb In hU ckpucHy tod olmnoi. to bo nontiDMted et the IJitltlinoro Con vention for the Presidency inude very Evident Ih»1 week, an *tild b»ok«*r« •'oilU tlio freieht” for Hie xentlinK out t»f L’ndcrwood^i anctlon* of fnur pa>;«* by lae werklv aod *cml*weekly Soutii Camllna newantgnrs., Will On> c»«nintl»n rf rduealton bv mall boom the Alabama man In the Slate contention to bo held In Mar? The da'lly upp* , i\ wc bollove, prvfer Woodrow Wllaon, *‘iho acholar in T'oHtiea,” Oovcrnor Bloa.e la for C.ov- rrnoe Harmon of Ohio and H|)cak**r ijliaiatp Clark liaahit motlcat following The "yellow porli” ae.trc of trouble *»lth Japan has made it*nlf fv It ny.iin. Tim ‘'Yunkera of Ute Kant" an! re. V»rked »« still ailontly plannlnij and mjiotlallng lor tha ac(|ii^itlon (,f a .’.•atll'iK ntullon at M agdalcana Hay on t'» Wost Coa*t of Moxloo, not very fir from I’nnainn Cnu.il. To pnveni of auc.U unwetoomn nol*>hhora nH'i rival, for control of thn I’acifii! Ocean the Uuited 8taiea may lind it xnoofl.ary to bake a hand in the rcvolu- nlt.n now proflrea.lng in Mexico. Oiy atateenjon and JtpHoe.e leaders all talk pc«etv hut talk I. cheap and the ewoetcr the words spoken ami wiiilen tho Itkclber tliai ‘•^rloi vi.a^ed war” may end the atrain . NEWS AND OIMNIOKS. H'>r> water In the MUaitalppI 4a helping the price of cotton to rl«a. The Houthorn cotton mUla are getting great orders for goods from abroad. The coat of living continues to In* erraar. The prices of provlslona thla year average two per cent higher than they wero in.li)ll. A yrar ago potatoea Mrl«h) aold In Calcago f »r Ml cents a bushel. Last week they brought $ I 7’> a bushel and war* scarce at that high figure. \ Farmer Crowder of York county,, •.old the Fort M U I'lmes last week that one year lie began plowing on April ffth and made as good a crop aa any ever grown by him. v More good people are In Columbia tbU week than at any time since Ib7<i Tn<y are mostly town and country folks who gstnered there to witness the itnycllinv of tho women’s mouitmcnl and to liear the profeaslonal screamer dtngcra. Tho Mlasl.slppl Itlvcr has made good the meaning i f Its Indian natn*, "ihe lather of floods,” this Mprlng. Illgh jWater usually comeg below us junction with the Missouri and Ohio Jtsvera In May, from the nudting of the moun tain snows, hot fteavv rains have hist cried tho IDPdAood. For years the lev- cos have saved the rich river bottoms from overflows and crops have been ame and steaCy The mound bull lers who occupied the reel talley hvfore To tlia Taxpay*-s and Votara of Barn well County : Inasmuch as there la w* reference in tha Genera) Onlers taken by the Aollc Itnr at the raMnt term of the Court of (general Sessions aa to my office as Sheriff, I derm 4td>rwper that I. as a cownty official, having read the com menu of L. A. riwarson, expert ac- iiEaling SFKisa* school. counlant, emplored by the Grand Jury #st 4 Atha Morris, M«nor H df. h I*t Grade—Huby Jowera, tfuruaab Weeks. Snd Grade— Beatrice Morris. *rd Grade—tVllllam Ray, Myrtloe 'Borl.tnn, Fearle H.dt/ ird. fth Grade—Mary Hodlford, Alice to examine my nffioe, with the other connty officials, and make report ^ hta findings, should reply to his criticisms as fn the SberHTi office. First, as to ahotfage which he claims my books show on collection of taxes for 1!>IQ, amounting to $7M 37. and that I had no funds to my credit as Sheriff, whhth la-true But. inasmuch as I told Mr. Boarson that I had funds In the Bank of Western Carolina to pay same, In justice to me and my statement to him, why coul'l he not have asked the cashier of the bank as to my IndIHdtial sreountf I attach copy ■if certificate inrniahed by the Manager of the Bank rff Western Carolina of that date, thn original of which la on Hie in my office : If file rr ha among oar road.-n any Vouug tuati ambitious for pulllical di»- thtctlen ami with bacsbar.o and hralus to fA fn support of his aspirations let hiii consider thp need for waking up ft»e May I>enti*crall»; Stale Convention to the adaption of a platform spci lfy- hag the mraiures and Intereau to he dL^issed In the primary camp.ign by rtm cafldltUtea for 8, r nec offices. The ptalfi penplo of the State, who pay the freight and have no axes to grind, HMght prefer *nch a platform framed hr a xipremo ooar«ntlon to the i hoivo Is«hi>s by Ms two stlsrl.igulihed ren- ciMates for the highest bkato office In then- gift, Governor Colo L. Blvasr anil Ira IL Jonas, the Indian, succeedrd them left ro tiiHlns of tiaroils by which thny diverted the surpln. water into streams west of tfio MtHrls.Ippi until It was emptied In to the (iulf ..f Mexico west of Hie Mis slssippl. TAKE ON COTTON. V'ashlngtcn, April u —Kfforti to save more than $26,000,000 a year, now being Inst fiv .Southern cotton growers through tare charge, aru being made by thu Dcparinient of Agriculture Secreiatv Wilson ha. written to the Liverpool and other foreign cotton > x changes lor suggestion, as to how these tare charges might be reduced, and has received replies from all ol them ■'If cotton could he baled In better .finpe,” »ays the Live p ud exchange In Its rep’y, ‘‘ihrre is no doubt that the Kuropeau exchanges would be w i) lug to |ih » hv law. for such cotton to be sold by ‘actual tare,’ provided uniform length „nd weight of canvms be adopted .for every lm|s.’’ *|'ht« exchange I* y* the whole b|ime American export t;b Grade—MatlalldU JCmler, Frank -Odom. 45th Grade—Xdlth LoU.litllu Week*, Annie Willie Mims 7th Grade—Julia Ray, Moaelle Mor ris. High Hchool. 1st year—Loota Lott, Vera Boy|«ton, 2nd year—Rosa Morris, Currie MorJ rl», Mabel Bodlford, I.eon Lott. 3rd (frade—Viola Mims, Kunlce Pen «ler, Ophelia Pander. Mexf week we may have time anil raom to say moro ithout tho mevtfngof TlewStatc Teachers’AssoeUtlon in t'o- IsWsWa April J.S—37. rn«i full pro- gearMwap sent us show . tli it *m| I ■ prep- ^aWow has been made to Insure it* stMencMd savccss. Tho be-t talent < f tffie ednrafive MrtMh wilt be Its directive aSKlIratruefIve force and no teacher, na matter bow modest his or her envi- fbnmen* can fat) to he heli»*d to groatvi u«efcili»«s by atten lance. And Mte fantoua hospitiVty <f the <ifd cliy by Hie. »ea will he a. .went and universal vs the perfumes of the dowers I'raf hare borirt from tho long tTu-p < ( winter at lire toirch and call of April •tin and >t*ow«rs. re Circuit Judges in this State are H’lircd to rotate. Why should not the fsolicRots be subject to Hie same nth ? The idoa I. suggestn.l t'y tho ditlcr- fnces in enforcement of the ]iw» In Hparlanhurg and (”iar|ostnn In tlic first named county a few Adventist*-, who keep the seventh day as their Sail luilh, wore prosecuted and punched for working In th*lr gsrden. on Son •lay. 11. the sea sids county men who work, more or l*s*. the I t»i six days of fifiio 'yeok play public b.tso hull on Ihe fust. It looks Ilka local option foj the hi«s on the A iifcrchant and pi inter. Pheru I. no aincic of similar value whiuh I* so wast* fully packed, and cf which so little care i. taken lit transit ■is American cot ton,*’ contlxnea the let- tar "If the cotton were h«K*it In toe • Mine mantiur as Mia grow th of India and Egypt, freight and Insurance p.e- tnioms would he lower.” Dr U I (Jal owaVv chief uf tl»c hit roau of pi int industry, said that m hi* opinion the problem would be prae- ticullv solver! aftet the community *y*- teni of cotton growing had once been cslabH.heJ ANN’orXCKMK.NT M \DK. Ju«t previous in adjournment Satur day of Ihe mortilng si s*loo of the an iiual county i ducationa I ra lv, the K*-v tiiaves L Kolght, of the t> raniteville schools, arose anil announced that on Wedne.daV'evenlng, Aprt| 2lih. at 8 :30 o'clock in the First I’.aptist church of Aiken, Mis* M.rie S«mue|'a L'rnmer, ■ tale orgsolr.er of the now nation noted tiirU’ T<*m*to Club*, wool 1 be wedded to the H hi, reel I II Meigler, Superin tendent of K'lncatlnn o' Aiken Count v. Thsrc Is nothing now under th< sun, wot evon hi recall, rt fdren liitn or pri mary elections. About o-;<K) years ago in * battle of ballot* lu t.recce Aristi des, the Athenian general and states man, was a candidate against hD will, <)ne of hi* constituents who voted for flic ImuiiknitTU of that distloguialied gentleman tiled a* In. ooly excuse for th ing a(> that he was tired of healing him called "Aris’idc* the J ist ’’ st wfilch ceremony "everv man, woman md child In Aiken county is Invited to be pi eseut.” It ha« been iutonded fo have tbs mar- ilsge trike placo ut Atihevlj e, the home of ML* Cromer, tint so llrmly iia. the hitter. through h*-r great and good work of inen Icnl ihle lie oe tit e»tat)il»h»*il hcrsell In the heart* of (lie people of Aiken, and hcc.iise. In the word, of Mr Knight, "it was Aiken county that lir.t discovered Mia* Cromer and it was In Aiken that Ml«s C-onier discovered (Veil 1[ S •igtcr,” that If, whs decided t*i change the plaeo t*< Aiken. — Aiken 8en t i oel. Til K s FA I K CAMPAIGN. 18 THIS A KKAL DANtiKK? i .l^st \«m. ^Stcr, Apiil 1—Solicitor J. K w !ro according to Judge Krneat Tiary, lias no sut»rrior in (his State na s solicitor, has Issued n note < f warning at will hoof iaimense interest to n groat maujr countie* in S iMh Candina •where prmions are lieing circulated nmong th* pei^ilo calling for a*i elec tion to he held at the general e ec Ion Ibis fall on the ilTsDensary question He said that hodc.lrcd to sound a note of warulr.g against mixing liquor with Uie genorul election. There i. being • irculatcd, so ho ha* heard, a petition «o vote at tho generul chiulon on the -weestHbllshniopt of a dl*nen*iitv In Clkestor county. ‘‘Till* will he a terrl bfe mlsfake," says Mr. Henry, ‘ ho .-auke everybody vote* Democratic and Republican at the general ebotiou. It incaiti Hut the liquor interests will have an opportunity to get. some negro vof*ee on this question and grmlual y this Kiterest will see, thst the negro is r*giVl*red in orderitfryota him at the generxi ejection ,- To mix a vote on liqtror wiih our general efecttrti is tlie most dangerou* move made in the s*me fi r many years. It will prove the beginning of the end to Undisturbed white suprem- •c$ sere. “Two yttrit- ago I predicted, from signs I saw lo the political sky, that tbit move would be made The onlv safe thing to do is to refute to sign mi eh a petition for such an election ex- *opt during so off ejection year. TIM* Minor qtjertHn sbould bs kept clear of litlc Yesterd*v the DtMiiocratlc Stale Ex ecutive Committee m«i In C dumhia to i*.ui* Its lotiiiHl cell f ii the Sr*!* Con \ Pillion to bp held in Columbia on Mnv 15i ll to i*h*f t delegate, lo the nstloual convention which vvk.l meet In HhJiI- mote on June loth to nominate candl ihite* for 1’resident and Vloe-Pre.i lent Coder paity regulations nad tele* the piecinct. or towiislilp club* in aach couulv wi I meet on April Sdtli and elect i|. legates to the coun»y conven tion* t" f>e In Id on Mav Crh. when del egates to the Stair convention will be elected. At Uic state Vhv Convention anew Slate dulrman will be clio«cn (Jen. Wilie Jones of Columbia w ho hna fii'eti f *r thirty vesr* connected with the Slate '.Executive C unmitte*, (list a. Secretary imd afterwards a* Chairman, will retire thi* >csr and hi* MicOesanr n|i| he iDcted. S > far the onlv* a< sttri d rand'date lor that position l» Major Jt, I, Siokler of CharlesSon. whose pot|;lcs| oxperlenre ha* been •■-l 'u I a te.l to make him a wise and fair couiiuander in ehh f. SWING SICK CHICKENS. Method!*! prrscher* are said lo he dear lever* of filed chicken. There fore, tin* advice clipped from their of tidal paper should he good medicine: Dear Brother Nettle*: I eaw in the Adv cate of I'ehruarv 'Jv’ where some one find lost two hen* by sudden death TVe ca tinot tell the cause but if you will trv our remedy you will lind it a safeguard and your i)«ns will live until they die of old age. Just get. a nickel’s worth of aulphitr and a hundla of old rag* and put them In your hen house. A* soon a* the lien, leave the house «of. fire to It so ai ttr raise a. smoke. Shut the door up tight for an hour. Then open and it will kill the germ* of all (liac**p* tn the house an 1 it won’t hurt the liens, Tke heat him it: t* spirit* of turpentine—a few drop* In a tub you wafer them in l have had a long experience and thl* ia tiie best and the safest remeciy 1 bav« ever found. Your* aa ever, ' Y, Brandon. Honey Hill, S C , March 1. ouftftoiitlca tyer N. H Dial of Lauren* Has aunced Ma tundidaov for The Btivtea (Senate lit t» *Ui«n fo Sem n and this year’* ator B. R. carry on •T*- AT WORK AGAIN. On March M a mJIlion coal miners quit work in England, Scotland and Wall * because of aomo dissatisfaction with their employer*. Their qM'ike put two million other people out of work, a* mills, manufactories and rail roail* c could not get the coal they needed Some sort of coinprotnite w«8 effected and the strike ordered off on Saturday. By the end of this week all tho mine* will be ut work again. It was a peaceable strike’bul the ] >*i of wage* ant] shorten I tig of production during their five Idle week* w^tre more costjv titan war would liaye been. Four hundred thousand American coal wiuC'ie Hrttck lait week. Thla eartlfle* that Frank *H Creech had to hi* oredit on the books of the Bank of Western Carolii.a, Barnwell, 8. C , •uhject to check on March 20ih, 11)12, at close of business, the *um of Seven Hundred *nd Ffftv.four A 37-101) Dollars .($751*7), and that he ha* been a depositor In said Bank and Jf» predecessor, the Rank of -Barnwell, for the pa*t ten years nr more Th* Bank of IWstern Carolina, Bat nwe|l Branch, By P. M. Buckingham, Manager. BOW TO 0E1L WITH THE FIT KtlSriCE. During the 16 vearp rtf my aervice In the Sheriff’* office 1 have always de- povtted all fund* collected to rav nidi vlrfual rredft, and when I recall the manner In which all alaitna have b«an paid by me and the manner In which I have discharged my official dutle* a* Sheriff it is with pleasure that I attach the copies of original* now on file in my office. Thl* 1* to certify that aM Tax Execu tion* placed in the hand* of Frank II. Creech, Sheriff of Barnwell County, by me as Treasurer for collection, and in settlement of same has slwart been settled by individual check which ha* a) wav « been promptly paid on preaeu tation at the Bank of Barnwell, now Bank of Wesisru Carolina, Barnwell Branch, J . B. Armstrong. County Treasurer. April 3rd, P12, We. the undersigned member* nf ths Barnwell Bar. do hereby certify th.it we luve known Sheriff F. H Creech for years, have done bu*lness with him. and it is with pleasure that w# • ay rbat *1' *xe«iition* placed hy it* In to hi* hand* a* Sheriff have received prompt attention and that all sum* > f money derived from such execution • ale. of settlement have been promptly l>«ld over hy him with bis Individual check Further, that hi* services as Hheriff hare been both prompt and sat isfactory H F. BuUt. Cha* CnrndlSlmmi J a lire. A Willis, Geo H Bates, K A. EHI., H. t). Holman, Longatreet Gsntt, C. Arthur Best, II L. O B union, J Eral'e H arlev, G. M Greene, J O Patterson, Jr , A. H Nlnestein. J. He..ry Johnson, S G. MavSeid. By the law In reference tn tax execu tion* making it Incumbent on BherlHi to return th-m to Trea-urer In nlnetv day «, will aav that there I* not a Shei Ilf in the S' ate that compile* with the law • nd he |« not ex pectvd fn do It. We receive the execution* fiom th# 15th April to 1st Mac ; the time explrea for their rotnrn lit A'ign.t, after the an nual settlement, 1st Julv, with Treas urer and Comptroller General Hem* the execution, are settled during the year and reported in next annual set ilrment. I do not claim to be an expert book keeper, having en|l«ted In the service of my country at the age of 15 v<ar« and was thus deprived of an education 1 mav have made error*, hut I defy any man to charge me with graft or fa|-e entries or with having made an iUcgel charge in the collection of the cost due me In my office. I am proud of mr record anil I want to say to my con stituents that I deem further explana (ion and comment as to the manage nienl of oiv ofllce unnecessary. Your obedient servant, Frank H. Creech, H. B. C. At a meeting of the members of the Bsrnwei| Episcopal Church on Monday ihe fa llow Ing officer* were elrrted : Wardens—P. M Buckingham and Charles Carroll Slmm«, Vc«tnmen—W G Slmm», I’. M. Buckingham, Butler llagooai, C, F. Midair, Dr. A. B. Patterson. Lay delegates to the Dloce*an Con vention which meet* In Beaufort In May—C. C. Simms. P. M Buckingham. C F. M'>lair, B. P. Davies; alternate*. Dr. A. B. Patterson, F. W. Falkensteln, W. M . A ud re ws, W. G. Simms, Jr. GROWING OLD, ( The author of this poem, W A. Prquhart, Is S* year* of age, and is an active editar In Ohio now.) A little more tired at close of dsr, A little more anxious to have our way, A 1'ttle leu ready to scold and blame, A little more care for a brother’s nsme, No we are nexrtng the journey’s end Where time and eternity will meet and blend. A little le». care for bonds and gold, A little more test In the days of old, A broader view and a aaner mind, A li'tle more love for all mankind, And *o we are faring down tho way That leads to the gates of a better day. little more lov* for you i are in. tbe friends of zeal for established truth, A little more charity |p our view*, A little more thirst for daily news. And so we are folding our tents away And passing In silence at close of day. A little more leisure to call and (I ream, A little more real fo thing, tin*-en, A little more nearer to tho*. ahead, With rUion* of those loved and dead, And *o we are going where wo all inu.l go. To that place the living may never know. a few more A little more laughter, tears. And wo shall bare told our IncrraMng year*. The book 1* cl'**ad, and our prayera are said, And w e a part of tbe countfesa dead, Thrice happy, then if some soul can •ay : '•I lire because be passed my wsy.’’ 1 Keep the flics away from the sick, especially thosc-ill with con tagious diseases. Kill every fly that strays into the sick room. Elis body is covered with disease germs. Do not allow decayin’: material of any sort to accumulate on or near your premises. All refuse which tends in any way to fermentation, such as bed ding straw, paper waste, and veg etable matter, should be disposed of or covered with lime or kero sene oil. Screen all 'food, whether in the house or exposed for sale. Keep all receptacles (or gat bage carefully covered and the cans cleaned or sprinkled with oil or lime. Keep all stable manure in vault or pit, screened or sprinkled with lime, oil or other cheap prepara tions, such as are sold by a num ber of reliable manufacturer*. See that vour-sewage system is in good order; that it docs not leak, is up to date and not exposed to flies Pour kerosene into the tlrains. Rurn or bury all table refuse. Screen all windows and doors, especially in the kitchen am! I CANDIDATE CARDS. 1912 fIRST •PRIflftRY ELECTION /AUGUST 27, State Senate B irn well. 8 . C., March 5, 1012. I respectfully Announce myself a V*nr1ii]Atc:f<ir the State Senate, subject to the rnfes am! regalatton* of the DemourAtic I’rimary Election, and pledge myself to Abide by the results and to support the nomineas of the party, A. Beth tine I'aOeMon. Coroner Clerk of Court Barnwell, 8. C., March 26, l!>12. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Clerk of Court, subject to the rule* end regula tions of rhe Democratic Primary Elec tion. and pledge myself to abide by ihe result* and to support the nominees of the party. W. II. Duncan. I Barnwell. S C., March '25, 1013. respectfully announce mvself a dining room. If vou sec flies, you may be Eure that their breeding place is in nearby tilth. It may be behind the door, under the table or in the cuspidor. If there is no dirt and there will be no flies. filth the the sim TO KILL Ki ll's: The London “Lancet," ending medical journal of world, says that the best and plest fly killer is a weak solution of formaldehyde in water (two tea spoonfuls to the pint). Place in plates »r saucers throughout the house Ten cents worth of for maldehyde will last an ordinary family all summer. It has no of fensive smell, is fatal to disease organisms, and is practically non poisonous except to insects. Pyrcthrum powder, which may he bought at anv drug store, burned in the house will also kill flics. — Issued hv The Merchants' Association's Committee on lotion of the Waters of York. Pol Ne w Helps Mil) Jjijd Housekeeping. Fly time 1* here and for vour health'- sake u-e BOB SANITARY SPRAY Tu* Umvkksal CtRaNkR, I’uiusiikh, Inh*crioidk Ash DiaixrKCTsNT. Bob Sanitary Spray i* a llquM clean er applied with an atomizer which reduces the tiuht to vapor, making It* u*e both economical unci effective There I* no article on the inarxel so efficient for so ir.anv tiling*. I n one eperatinn your room or stair way can he «wept and cleaned and no duHl arixlhg, leaving •ame clean, dia- infected and tn a sanitary condition Kills ninth*, roaches, Ilea*, bed bug* and water bug* Will keep your poultry home* free from vermin and in a sanitary con dition. Rob Sanitary Spray also clean* your woodwork, If-or*, carpet, marble, linoleum*, oilcloth*. BOR SANITARY SI’Ra Y IS PER. FEOTLY HARMLESS AND WK GUARANTEE IT WILL DO WHAT WE OLAIM FOK1T. For 8,|e by C. K. Molalr. Barnwell, S. C. NOTICE. I have this day divided the connty Into the following territory, with as signment* made snd in charge of the Rural Policemen In order that the peo ple In their respective chsrge* may keep In touch with them and report to them all vlolstiena of law and or der. Allendale, Bsldoc. Dull Pond and Sycamore—A. R. Dm bar. Rural Po lice. P. O. Allendale, 8. C Baniwell, Georgea Creek, Great Cypress, and Hod Oak —E. E Morri*, Rural Police, -P. O Barnwell, S. C. Bennett Spring-, Four Mile and Rich Land township*—Frank Dunbar, Huial Police, P. O. Hattieville. M. C. HlackvtIK Rosemary and 'Willl*to,i —L. O. stivender, R. 1\, BDckville, S. C. The law ryqnlrea each policeman to travel tho territory assigned once a week to arrest and prosecute all rlo* latlona of.la ., and to mak# a repnrt at the end of each week wftfi Remixed statement of Mch da/’a work We *o Belt the cooperation of *|i law abiding citizen* t * be p u* l/i the enforcement of the law by reporru g»ame to the Sheriff and Rural olicrnien. A tin «./ per sons violating Gi- DUpenxary Law and running Blind Tiger* wi'J h e furnished th* Rural Policemen in th Ir resectiv- territories, with instruction* to seiz.e all contraband shipments to such vio lator* of flit* law 1 am •me the i>eo. pie of Barn%ell county want the law enforced in re'ereno# to the *aleoi whU ka and if you will give us your co operation in the work with the force now at my di*p >*al will come all round •topping the traffic I a*»urc all pvr- candidate for the office of Clerk of Court, subject to the rul** and regula tion* of the Democratic Primary Elec tion, and pDdge mvself to abide by the results and to support the nominee* of tho party. M. B. Hagood. Barnwell, S. C.. Feb. 8, HM2. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Clerk of Court for Barnwell County subject to ihe rule* and regu lation* of the Democratic primary and pledge myself to support the nomi nees thereof. W. Gilmore SinanaA- Barnwell, 8. C., April 1, 1912. I respectfully announce myself to the votera of Karnwell Connty aa a can didate for Coroner* aubjeot to and abiding by all the rwles aad regula tion* governing the Democratic Prl- mary Election, anj pledge myself to support the regular nominees of the party. J. Staff Halford. Barnwell, S C » March 18. 1912. I respectfully announce .myself a candidate for the office of Coroner, sub ject W»the rules and regulation* of the Democratic Primary Election, *aml pledge myself to abide hy the results and to support the nominees of the patty. M.J. Delk. NOTICE OF ’MEETING. Complying with a earnest contain#) In a petition-from the qnallLed electors and freebritders of the age uf twenty- Aim years residing In the terrltery to he Included In the proposed Hew school .gjsttlet to he known as lira Appleton School District, thl* Is to notify all pnrsoAs Concerned that -a -mectlrg of Education wi-M •the/Uounty Board _ held-at Appleton at 1 o^clook p. m , FtlUaV, April Dth, fnr (ha yuirpote of passiiig open said petition. The-bottndaries of tbs prnpoied new school district are as Allows : Has) hy rtclgllng and Cave public road; Houth bv AMandale and DuUdetvVIlle road* Weal bv the Augusta mad to Mara Cross Road*: North by the Barnwell road from Mars Cross Roads to Bairtot,-, thence to Cave’s along the boundary of Orefit Cypress Township. All parties interested ste notifled td meet the County Board at this meet* Ing. ; JIdrana J For County Board of Blackrlllo, S. C-, R. F. D. No. 3, Maruh )t;, . 1912. I respectfully announce mvself a candidate for the affles of Coroner, • object to thn ri||«* and regulations of the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge myself t« ahide by the result* snd to support the uomineei of the party. J. S. Blotne. Olsr, S. C., R. F. D.. Kobreary 13, Ihli. I respectful’y announce myself a can didate for the office of Coroner, subject to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic Primary Election and pledge myself to abide bv the results and to support the nominees of tbe party. 'V. L. Woodward. Sheriff Barnwell, 8. C.. March 23, 1912. I r*-*pectf i Jy announce my*( lf a candidate for the office of Sheriff, »ub- j-ut to the ruh-i and regulations of the Democratic Primary KDotinn, and pledge mvself to sbide bv the re*n|t* and to support tbe ueniinees of the party. Frsnk H. Creech. Barnwell, 8 C , Feb. Hih 1912. I re*pe' , tfolly anitounae my*?lf a •andid .te for the office *>f Shenlf, sub ject to the rul** and regulation* of ttie Democratic Prlnierr Election, and pledge my.plf to abide by the results and to support the nominees of lbs party. J. B. Morris. All’ndale, S. C , Feb 5. 1912. I respectfully antiaunce nivseif • candidate for the office of Sheiiff. sub ject to the rule* and regulation* of the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge iiiVseR to airtdci bf the resolta ...i,. ... - -- and to support ths nominees of the „„„ PPO.t the P*^y nomi party. Barnwel', S. C , Feb. 8. 101J. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Cornnsr »f Barnwell County subject to the nRes and regulations of the Democratic primary and pledge myself tosupportlhe nominees thereof. WM. Still. Blackvllle, 8. C ., R K f). No. 2, Feb. nth, 1y12, I re*pactfully announce myself candidate for the office «f Coroner, • ubject to the rnlas and reg.ilations oi r the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge mvstilf to abide hy the result* and to support the nominees of the l'»rty. D. P. Lancaster. Ofoucb, -Education: ADMINi9TRAtRrX SALE. Byjjrtna of an order made hy Hon, John Kt aflelllng. Judge of tVobatefor Barnwell Cminty t will sell at the lartt or lare residence of George W. Carroll, de ceased, in said County, commencing at U o'clock frtretiboh on April Kith, 1ULL and continuing from day to day until the said sals be completed the ixtrsonal W.Ca property of the said George W. Carroll, deceased, late of said county, consist- infc of household and kjtChbn furniiure, wtjjorfj farming implefnents. c^rn, fodder, peas, uoiftm seed, hotfsi harness ana uilscdlaneous Ternjsoitsh, March 28. KMi, FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. -Agnn* CarrdF, Adiainlitratrix. Notice la hereby grten tlixt the un dersigned will tile their 11,1*1 account a* executrix snd executor uf Laurens W. Youman*. deceased,.with J .hn K. Snelling Esq , Jadge of Probate Uif Barnwell Coussty on Tuesday, the thirtieth day of Adi*H, LU2, and apply for letters dlsmltsofy. Margaret Prestoa Youman*., Exeontrlx, Ijjturens Youmans, .. . Exeeut >r. March JVjth, 1912. Magistrate Robbins, g. C‘, April 5. TOJ?. I reapectfully announce my candl dary for the office of Magistrate for tour Mile Township, B*rw-w^;| Coun ty, subject to the rule* and regulations of the Democratic Primary Election and pledge mvarlf to abide hr the re- W0T1CE TO DEBTORS AND CRE* l Tors. L ■* AH i>er*oas Indebted to (he estate r ( George W. f^afroll, de«-ea*ed. are re quested to make prompt paewseut < f each in.febte Iness to the undersigned Snd all persons having claim* sgsin«t toe said astam will plrase present the same pfopefly attested to me. Jgffes 'Carroll, April 8,1912. Administratrix. A. T Allen. nee*. T 8. Dunbar. To Mil K liHl W Dattlwrton, S. f. Master live well you must have good vcgeUblss. find to have good \egotable* huv rour garden seeds snd iM.tatoe* from me—< . F. Molalr. Barnwell, g C„ March 1, 1911 I respectfully announce myse f a candidate f >r the office of Master, sub- j jeet to the rule* and regulations of the , Democratic Primary Election, and | pledge myself to shide hy tbe re*- It* and to support tbe nominees of tbe parly. II. I. O’Bsnaon. Red* FOR SALE. Egg- from thoroughbred R. F • t f 1.50 per aetting of I a. Mrs. C C. Meyer, Mt-yer's M ill, S. C. ai?»rKcrrnar.* r>f—— YRf.LOW PINE AND POIM.aR ROOGH k DRtbSED LDIBER Flooring, ( silfng. .Siding, Moald- Ing*. Lath, eto. Cm fnrntsh complete House BifI*. Saw Mills, Dry Kilos aia Planing lillj Blackvllle, S C . Feb 5, DslJ. I respectfully announce myM-|f a can- .11.late for the office of Master, subject in th; role* and regulations of the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge myself to abide hy the result* and to support tbe nominee* of the party. II. Fullerton Bnlst. *1 County Supervisor oma pasuk o2 Pat avell (The Farmers' Union Bank) (Par, 8. C . March 2*». PM3. I respectfully announce mv*»|f a i candidal" for the office of County Hu- pervlsor, Huliject to the ml-** and r*-gu- Istion* of the Democratic Primary j KDctlnn, and pledge niy*eff to abide by the re*u|t* and to *v pport the nominers of tbe party. J. O Sanders. #ut of town check* and draft* accepted fordepeslt without ezghsag*. ffe pay 4 per cent in Savings Department * Klin*, 8 C , March 25, 1912. I re*prctfull7 aitnottnce myself s a candidate for the office of Doomy Su- 1 pervi»nr, *ut»je<'t to tiie rule* and regtt- 1 lations nf the Democratic Primary Eire. J lion, and pledge mvself to abide bv thn rcsnlt* and to support the nominee* of : the Party. H. D. Cave, i William L Cave, Vice 1’rcs, G. Miller Greene, Attorney OFFICERS: Harry I). Calhoun, Presiiletit X. (1 \\’ Walker, C.aahicr K. C. Carroll, Asst. Cashier 1 $ ♦ 4 Barn well, 8 C . March -ja, 1912. I respectfully announce mvaelf a candidate for the office of Cminty Su i,» rvl*or. subject to the rule* and regn - latinn* of the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge myself to abide hy the result* and to support tbe nomi nees of the party. J. IV Bats*. DIRECTORS: J. J. Cochran farltou S. Cave Dr. Tam I : . Hogg G. Miller Greene » 1 T. Jeil Grubbs William L. Cave Win ton T. Walker II. I •ee Easterling i i $ $ Blackvllle, 8. C., R F. D No. ‘2, March ll, 1012. I respectfully announce myself a candl‘late for the ofllcfi of County Hit- perviaor, aubject to the rule* and reg- n ation* of the Democratic Primary Election, and pLdge myself to abide bv the result* and to support the nomi nees of the party. P. E. Allen. 1 u Walch the Hoijie Par)k Grow* Barnwell S 0., March 11, 1011. I respectfully announce myself a candl.late for the office of County Su pervisor. subject to the rules and reg ulations of the . Democratic Primary Election, and pled by the result* and Inee* of the party. Ige myself to abide fo support ths nom- 0.J Diamond. •has reporting to me violation* of |aw that tbsir Dames v/lll bo strictly con fldeittlsl Frank H. Creech, S. B V. Barnwell S. C. Feb. 8, M»12. I hereby announce myself a candl- datef.ir Supervisor of Barnwell Coaatr subject to the rule* and regiilttioas of the Democratic primary aflrf" pledge myself to support the nossjfhees thereof. J. Gfftgg Moody. BarjiWeil. 8. C., January 2d. 1'M ». I reepecifullv announce my*clf a can didate fo- tltc ofllce of County Super visor, subje, t t<> the rule* and regula tion* of the Democratic Primary Elec tion and pledge hi v*c|f to abide hy the results an l to support, the nomine'* »f the partv Cb f Langley Willi.ton, S R F. L) No 2. January -J, 1912. I 1 espeecfullv announce myselfacan> didate for the office of County {Riper- visor, subject to the rule* an«l regttla- >$sons r>f 'he Democratic Prinja/y Elec tion and pledge mvself to abide hy the results and to support tbe nominees af the party T. J. Grubbs. ^Continued in pext colmnq.l HILL TOP STABLES Tarns the New Year Leaf There a life in the old land yet" and Charlie Brown has the facts to j trove it in the receipt of a ear of Choicest Horses and Mules from the best stock farms of the Hlue Grass States, pose stock and all of gilt edge beauty and every day sure service. all pur- ALSO TWO CAE LOADS of excelsior or Wagons, single and double, Buggies, Surreys, liarnesa, baddies, Kridlcs, and everything inj bis specialty lines at specialty bed rock prices. CHARLIE BROWN, irnwell, S. C.