The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 20, 1912, Image 2
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THURSDAY. J'T NK V, H*1V.
>1, i , »*+.****.
Th« in«**(lng; of tli« SU\fi I'rexs A'
•m’lulioo in’|^«rtt»nb»rrij J»*t wi»ck li»*
t<wn nt>»nla»oiul> uronotinccd t»\ the
.tfl»w»tmper men whrt attmided it one of
Ab# l>«*t «n<l »«o«t niwful ever held.
Th«> paper road by KJltor W. Y-.
Oonr.aU'i of thr (Columbia') Stats i>ectna
to have created a prr^onnd impren»iou,
f >r It liaa teeeei very eaernvlvely repro
duced ami very ^•nera'llv approved.
It will b# Tound on our firrl and fourth
tVhiM we (•nnnot endr.rae and aci cpt
aa the beat aolutlona of prevent proo-
lema «)) the W|Auiona rff the hTaiuy ed-
Itot of The State wve are pleased to Hod
In all that fee satd no mention of the
wewXpaper as a btwTnesa propoiftlon.
Inatead there was a ccnatant and cn-
♦iatent recognition of jmrrnaltam n< a
f>rofi'a*Un. In an ludepende.it artieh 1
cu tbla pngs glvbtg some account, of
tha faith of Kditar (.ioiuiilea sa e\-
yreaved at the anneal hairnet of tlie
Woffoid alumni we Were »tn|l more
planaed i'j his declaration lliat the pen-
pis ihould recognl/.o that the press i»
rtghtlng their batipa. When that fact
Is usds plain by the service sf the
vdltorUI hrotlierhood and the appre
ciation *of k« el necrity hy th> reading
puhllo, a hotter understanding of the
n latlonshiii hetween the press ami the
people will coma into e.xi*T9iK*e and
prove hHoful to hn;b.
As we sue tlie fotnro C-te iiest ami
saneat hop • uf bfitteraient ip govern
mental allairs lies »t the point of I he
lioneat, nnaelrtsh editorial pencil a»
{(aided by the well informed and even
ly poised editorial brain, no 1 so ac
cepted as worthy of coolldenee and
-e consideration hy the I'rople for whom
Ihey ‘ burn the midnight ml ” The
sdoption of a wise code of Journalistic
ethlii*. it* p seticn bv the indlvldnul
mod enforcement by the Association
would be the sure and steadfast found
atlon for auc't an uplift in j<>urna!i»m
1s It* wise Influence t:s tlie present
needs and the future Imperative^ rc.
(julrss. It would, we submit, remove
every s*cit«e and disprove every argu-
msnt tsat ooald b« hiought forward
favoring the existence of two political
pirfle* in this State. If the edito/s <..f
SjuUi Carolina cannot to their contro-
veralea with uns another behave with
falrnsss and courtc-y how rau 'hey ev
pect to win sod ietain public esteem
end contldence *
Our remembrance of the rondllimis
exhitluK when there were two I'oliho.Hl
partlea In this Mtate l« too vivnl to al
low auch a Trojan horse to he brought
In w Ithout our making emphatu pru
ts.t.
<10 TO C 1 U.dM):,', *4 i)L -‘.U 1'AUM BA RN >V EM. BM’TiST
IK. | TION.
V'or HIT.".*) a ytmog farmer can atay j roio.i Maetlrga will be held at Rarn-
at Clsms**nA;oUe*s from October lat (<• j wed and Bethsada Churchea, KrhUy,
.hrns “I at taking the special one year
course in Agricultural a.udy The
The situation is numeroua northern
slties alor.g the Atlantic soa troard get.
r.o KHtcr fast. A recent census hullr
tin showa by truth telling figures that !
an tindeslrstile limnlgraot pnpulatiui. !
Is const a nt ly lucrrasic.g and will in t lie (
liese couisw of human event, be in the '
inapifrty and control th-li g" v r ;
n sots.
The sa») living ami luXuiy loving
native ic.snleuts ol liie.a cine, in peril
are, and have the tight lo be. mm b
aggrieved that lire.e alirn* preto . itv
lit# to ritra 1 labor and refuse to go him
In the country and do fntia work.
These foreigner*, Intro and re.-irr l nr
pjverty aiiu acvuslomevl to hard linres,
know very weir that they can tnugli it
out t>«itsr th.tu uativu Auicrtiun. will,
nod when the strain becomes too great
lb# native* v» I I bo foi'ixl to letrcal he
fore lbs invading patient million*.
J o n lo ve this o| foreign
p >pu 1st b m on i tionrhi'ot gov > i iiuu'iit
Is stiurrnig up tliu liuil ling of a $Ni,-
1*V| |mi. igrai|.ii| rt ceptioll pal*C>' to
* ha f lest on. VI ban 11 i s . oru p!» it Ion
V.inkte friend* hop- r < I md tho Ci.-ek
r.nd the f 'ago m t' e <1 i clt v b . t lie st «
end so save ltjetn*td♦ «►, ' into i .n
hist ( ■ 1 imhia orxt ami smaller mu-
plctpabites in turn mav forimv the • s-
empliof tlie neighbor r*trr« rmrih ol
>litson,'t iMxoii'a line, and lift orne Eu
ropeani/cd.
nb'»ve amount will f^iy fee*, uniform*,
hoard, lodging, heat and lighting.
Those who are able will pay tf id mot*
tor tuition.
App'lcunts for adml*slon must be
ovei l* year * of age and able to read
and w rite iim-lligeo'lv and Irtva h fair
k-owledge of a i iibmetlc. These one
year stodeofs will he taught tho prin
ciples of crop production, animal in
dustry, dairying, agr cultural arilh
rnetic and a slmpla'form of bookkeep
ing, with enough parliamentary prac
tice and public speaking to #iiable
them to preside at a public meeting or
hold a farmers institute.
I'rider the Mims aet fussed nt the
last session of the lejjislatuie there
w|)| he oneTree schol uship worth J-K'i)
from each county ami seven I r um the
^tate at Urge for this one year course
In agriculture. On or before July ‘1*1
the executive committee of the Kami
era’ l ivimi will rrcnmmerul lo the
President of Memson C >NcgB three or
more young men In thla county over
eightecu years of age wlio have done
g<nd agricultural work. These young
(Men will h« nolitied to stand exarnma
tion at Harnwell o i July lUth on tlie
• lernenlary common school branches
The f’lcmsoH faculty will pvs* on the
examination papers The seven Mtate
scholarships will he awarded on rec
ommendation hy the Stsfo executive
Committee of the karmer a l oi >n.
Only such as are recommended will
he allowed to stand these examina
tions. Fifty moro than the saholar-
ship winners are ex peered to take this
one year course, which ha» been adopt
ed bu - young men who lack the time
ami tho money to take a foil four vears
course. This new departure promises
more to the State than all that < 'lemson
ha» done in the pa*t to benefit the
home peepl- 1 . So far it l as erjuipp -d
many for profitable situations heyottu
State linet. Now it pr poses to help
tho.a who w ill sitty on the farm and
make it prosperous.
Till: PKKSS AM) PKOPI.K.
At a b*n<| tet Iittou lu I u#t week hv
graduate., old and young, "f Wolford
College, Spartanburg, Editor V\ . E.
i.on7,s|". of The State re.ji tntled t"
the toast, " I'hi* Press as an Educa
tor,” as fo 1 • w . :
"I have one thought to pre.cnt this
evening, and to do so slihll point t"
where the (iie«- tails as an edtteat >r
it l.assignadv failed to bting inant
thouainds of well-tnt. ndii.g, la**
loving men and vvomen <d South < aro
lina to a positive apprei i.itton of tin
tact that tiie pre, as an iustitution
|. making their tight, t* carrying tin tr
dig, and th it to be mo«t effective lor
them there must hr frank recipmcitv
tietwcen the decency of the p-nple and
the decetu'v ot the pres*.
1 It ha* te-come a policy of the pen
pic to regard ttie component* of ibe
res* as operative solc'y in tk- ir ow n
interests, and to tic indifferent to, if
not in agreement with habitual de
tractors nf the |ire*« ^ >-t, at one tint'
nr another, in the constitution, in
poe'ry, ni nv the von e of »•> .erntmi/
lug a •! it sman a* T tollias ,letl -rsm,
there l» expressed tlie .onvicliott lliat
the pn ** the pent I righis malt
lain ’
‘‘There ara piohablv .Tti.isx) white
men in S mith < aiolina wlio do not
rea l new «p ip-i. a treutendoti* lotie
fnr goeil nr evi. Who sttritip'* to
reai It them holies the se : f-»eeker r
11 nIv tlie pre**, and it can tnncti them
only thtongh tionr itwightmr* w ip.
read newspaper* ant entend itiP in
dtp*nee. TijO-c neijtihi.r- and tliu*'
n ot reader* an- ofieo t imed f .r or
ag*io*t tit- newspapers point bv
tbetr coinT;ition nf :tm purpp*e it tin
paper, ant it I . tlp‘ pr I III • ot'je ■ i t ,f t ne
I tie d'-aisg iguc to atfav ftial i l»*v in
bitter antagonism to the ptc*., I*
lln ie no obligation upon (ne patiio n
t iteillg' inc 1,1 III.' Male to throw I .
morvl weight into tin' oilier .'pi' 1 f
Itp- ..-ale. tiv giving ou'apoken M.p
port tuth-pre.. enli.i. ) in the p ■.■
pi'.'* ' , 11 * e , and the i < h v I to I case it-
popop * a. an < d m 11 o’
*' 'I oi a| c w .11 d‘ • I' toie of the ino-t
hbgh'ing ol' idiara. lei defe. t*. It.
t'llgtlt lit* Iliad" headway III S-m’li
( ' iro 1 1 n i t do not k : • w .a f.O' e I
n.oilil r.itlici aeo arrayed in 111 la o 11 v
aga'ii.i 't than t o' abl no o| in.tr. I
fuois of lea rn i n g ; u t ti i. S‘ i' c, vv lo" i
tl stpiu) 1 ti" tiogtif ttiat ‘In dare |..
(at I i * iiohl , lo fill lo da 11 is ig
Uolile.' ''
Saturday agd Sunday, Jhne IS, TJ, ^0.
IRohBSMXt*.
Friday. II a. m. Iniruductory Ser
mon.
Topic 1 Annual Revival* or cop
tluiial i 'miversiona.
Topic g. What ara fhe condition*
for a .ucceasful Revival 'f
(a) lu ihn home.
(b) Among the'Chnrf h rTiambtnhip.
(e t t Mstoral and oulpll.
l upic.N. Kevivisla fiilsc and trn«.
(a) Whattoavoid In a revival.
(b) W hat to aeek In a rev'lyal.
(c) God‘a ld«a of a rorival, Act* 1
47; Korn 10:1-15.
Topic I. The rfter rtfrifal piobl#m*.
ta) 1'ioblema of.,the ClHirch with
true, and false converaiuoa.
(b) I low nfiall tho new member*
B C Monroft
eio (*i
ft# *« .
210 (10
NV H Klv*m
M 00
NV <4 tjimini
^ 60
W H Rlv6r»
65 00
B C Monro#
20) 00
W II Riven
55 ()0
*8 C Monro#
00
W II Riven
55 00
B C Monroe
210 00
J B Armstrong. tre»», sfhkThg
fm.' 1 loan
525 (Hi
W II Kivwn
56 00
B C Monroo
2K) 00
F M Young Co
4 2 H7
w H River*
65 Oo
'B C Morrrob
210 (H)
M »a
5Irt 00
Fait Fri.'ntnj
Flection
A UJUKt 11 th
C/\RDJt>ATE gards.
l|. r )S3 8H
Nf. Mr* VCt IS.
I .oit|,.(ii S .m r t a n toi rg i huri tie* aie
i oni . i m <1 ; h i - week m car i y iog on o i .
pr..l i .'u led me. ting.
Twenty .i \ pci..n* wiry k H lc •) aid
in in v m ■ 11 i u i it i. I in i wind .1 o i in
I h it , iv pt o vi i ve uti at l> v.*t M i .sop i i
on '■ 11 u i d n
N ui tdi > .nn, mi pn -1 to i rniglu'v
ii n In .4 It h v ,“*1 itc, a * III n i vv "iiug
P... I .f* Wer,. t i|i pel otir last week
t ti; I V olP' ot tlo Hi W a* .4 IV "in *11.
THANK V •' I , It RE I If K E'».
Th ■ crowning huip.t o| imr IN ',
W c COUlit it, ra pe to ns as ,a »urpii-i
fast week, when the S',itc l*ri'. , A s-n
•iatii'ii (rf’eted it* an hnitpiary iile
iv i cm her. To be cl**“rd with -uch men
a* Robert A. Thompson sidi'Mtrviviug
> igncr <A Hie ordinance of serfs,nm
Wilh f/h.irle* rvtty, the sage and i hi-
f-'*nphir, w ith ( alvin Ifeu.-phill whose
knightly pen is a* clean and true a.,
■vv a* tho Unci: of the f ru-mi.Vi', with N.
4». Osteon and G, M. Harmon who have
glorieusly illustrated Sorrih ('.trolina
juirity and patrkitism far / ioin the
rife
all the
avear and worry and broken hopes of
the almost ISTV yeors that we have ti iod
to kettp the faith.
holly - i >. I ’e i, ii* y I v an la CHgiiii-ts
wen grc tl 1 - < a*' d ia«t ■ -k by tin
hi.t', ime .ni t n> pe< n. n k/ pv 11 ic
t>. 11 j, . Rtjr v had recently cinciied
in < Iterck' ,imi 'tr'anfi'itg ('tornlie*.
tin Die le " t h e d' b 111 tig soc ii t v id
c indidate* for State cin,.,.* -tailed al
Mimter. Hie t' r,l id 11 coii ;; I v appoint
i ti.ivnl*. I nh s* a’t tlo' politic ii wrath
* r ptopdp t. ar ■ mi-iakeu the c impaign
| u id be the vv antic.i ever know u in the
j I '■ inm i ato: in it..
| Tin I’aimi't'o Nat ions) Rank i f ( o-
'unthia on Moptlav lent tiic State f l'Hi,
■'•M at •> per rrut ipti ii-.t to pay c*ir-
renl. cxpcU'C* during 'he.Sum and
hall until thu yi.*» * taxes come in.
A'lic amuunl bin i owi'i is I'l-Oli noj Jc,,
than the ..uni lii'ictolorc ncederl,
't lie c 1 ci tne | taut in tire State iVni
tcutiary at rnluntl ia where all ctim
ii'ds scnlcnccd tn death vili licrcaltci
madding crowd's ignoble strife for ' W1 " ""i he completed and
... ,, , . ; MHily tor n»e for Ko-ne week* and fhov-
galn is an honor well worth all the | ernor ltiea*e It*. r .*tponrd until later
dates the executions of those sentenced
to pay their live* a* 1 vena by fur the
erlincs they committed.
Five of six parislrcxiu lower 1 oui-i
ana arc stm mibiiiotgcd hr the ilood
waters pi-uring fiom the Mi»«issippi
through the broken levee at Himciia,
dt) miles above New Orjvans. 1 he
crevasse i* now a mile wide aud get
ting broader. The guk h through
which the torrent rushes i* rn fret
dpe|>. Army engineers have expre-du d
their apfiteheiuinn that the imghtv
river may chauga its ebanm ‘ and ruii
permanently through the Hiimlia
opeiili>n .
SCliOLA RS1II PS.
The South T’a-rolina Federatioa of
"Women's Club* offers followlnc
Bcht-larsliip :
1. Wihihrop SchoStrship, valued at
>101 00 and tree tuition.
1- Confederat« Home Scholarship,
VMluod at flOoOf).
1. Eamler College Seholarih'p, yal
bed at $ TO 00.
AH applicant* must be 1* years old
jwid must he unable to secure an eilu-
cation without this rsduction in ex-
|)itM»a. Application* for riiesa scboRr
atiip* Must 0# made before Janie ‘goth,
Kxatuinations will be held at (liet'oun-
tj Court Hmiw ijii Friday, July-5th,
At J a. m.
For application blanks and further
jaforuatiuii address.
MBA FRANK B. GARY.
* Chairujan of Kd'uentlqn, South Caro-
’Jldft Fodcratloa of Women’s Club*.
*AH>*yHie r a. c.
grow? Mark 4:2'i‘2fi,
Sunday, 10 a. m. Sunday Sehool
M»** Meeting.
11:50 Missionary Seimon.
EHstern l)tvi*ion meet* at Hetherda.
Introductory Sermon, W il Siuw>«oii.
Mi‘si"ii)try rierm.ni, Ifev Mr McMillan
of Ramltcrg.
'Topic 1. Rev McMillan and A K
McDowell.
*2. (a) William* Carter. -
(Ii) DO II in,ter.
(c) E A McDowell, Dr J B
Black
d. (a) D W Heckh.
I b) Rev Me Ml Jan.
(c.) E A McDowell
4. («) Jo* Herndon, Kev McMillan.
(it) S G Mavtield.
Western Division meet* at Barnwell.
■Introdoetoiy Sermon, Dr J D i’ttts.
MirtKtonary Sermon, J 0 < 'olutm
Ttndc 1 • J C Collum, R M MlXion,
Geo H"|>ki ti *
1 . (a ) A I’ 'Irtnvilie.
(I'i H W B ’y iston, G E Birt.
(c) Dr J I) Citl*.
d. (u i J A Jettkin*.
(Ivi VV (, Britton,.J W Walker.
(i i <ieo II ipkiim.
». ia; F P Emv.
( Ii ,i .1 I) I’cacoi'k .
Modcratofrt w ill »pp >int aiti'h leader*
fi.r topic* »* may hr needed. nl*o to
combp't h Sund*y school mass meeting
at 10 a. in. Suudmy .
VV . M . .lone*,
C. B Free,
W.O.YMn,
Mmittce.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF
COOTV TREASCRER.
J B Armstrong, trea^, S K Di r -
partment a
450 00
(: Owen* 81
* 1 JO
NVilli* A lit*)
1* fH)
New York Kxehaufcft
50 HO
K F Woodward
10 57
vy F Scott
403 00
(4u* JohYrHon
3 50
(j«o F Butler
61 «0
Handy Wrighl
9 79
Willi* Allen
13 00
T J Baldw in
7 20
Ciflboiin A Co
18 00
W F Smtt
89.3 05
G G Btnl-r
1 17 00
W ilH* A lien
13 0(1
VV K Scott
37H 4)0
(i <i Butler
115 00
Wi) is Allen
13 00
W F Scott
392 (HI
William McNab, secty
2f 25
G (} Butler
116 00
William McNab
51 00
Bank of Western Carolina
6H OS
"’lllls Allen
13 00
Lemon Bros
H 1 5
Cnarlie Brown
133 73
F Scott
410 20
Willis Allen
13 CM)
G (4 Bu'ler
02 50
Crtlbonn A Co
08 JO
W F Scott
S97 0 i
O <* Butler
87 87
Willi* Allen
1 X (HJ
G G Butler
120 (Hi
W F scmtl
4c >2 00
"lllls A lert
I t IHI
J ti Armstrong, tr«a*, Int on
bond*
‘276 (H)
4723 49
State Senate
Barnwell, S C., April 27. I'M2.
I respectfiiily annouttce iity*<df a
candidate for the State Senate, hobject
t* tlie ruie* aud regulation* of the
Democratic Frlmarv F.levdion, and
tdedge myself to abide hy the result*
atxl to support the nominee* of the
party.
J Emile Harley.
Barnwell, S. C., March 5, UM2.
I respectfullv announce myself a
candidate f *r the State Senate, subject
to the rules and regulations of the
DgfnbcraUc Primary Election, and
pledge my self to abide by the results
and to support the nomine** of the
party.
A. Bethune Patterson.
Urrited States Senate
1 hereby announee myself a candi
date for the l_ oiled Btates Senate, sub
ject to tho rule* of the Democratic
party. Your support and intluenee
will be Appreciated .
N. B Dial, Laurens, S C.
Congress
Dnion Diitrict No 4''>.
Kul* Relue
Eu la Heine
»1 ««
Surah Jane Halford
Kola Re I uc
T<> lii» Honor, the Presiding Judge of
the (J**orl of General Res-ioit* for
Barnwell County, S. G. July Term
of Court PM2.
I 'car *lt :-
A- dire, ted by Section No. Do
uf t tie i od" of 1 .a vv . ot South ( a ro! t u a
for lisig I herewith *ut)mit my animal
report, i-howing aoioutil* fai I f o
"arrant* l-» ted t.y the ' ouutv S"per-
inteudeii' of K'icattou and prrsenttul for
tiavioeot fr.oit lone 1st, 11*17, lo May
(lat, 1i2, itulusive.
Respect f u ] 1 r,
.? H \' m«iruog.
County Trca-uret
Friendship Diitrict Nod'.
C M ( arter fJ)
M ( * V > l.aw ton 1 1
i ' M (' a rt c r ‘‘I
H F. ( r. cell 5
VV I pe A I ursou d"
J K I. a m b
C M I * rtc r f'O
Sarah dane 11 alf.xd
Allendale District No 45'.
S W Green
♦ » t •
Coy Rower*
4(1 00
40 oo
40 no
2< i oo
40 INI
40 IS)
■jo i p
2'* 0» >
2*k) 00
Angeline A ibar y
Coy Bower*
».■, I.
S W Green
Angeitne Albany
S VX (, reen
(by B"w11«
A ngel 1 ne A Wauy
Coy Rowe*
25 (Xi
2.5 on
:tn on
.10 (XI
HO 00
12 .'si
I 2 5o
d ) "0
do (SI
25 00
12 •»'
fi 1»1
An 'k>
i 2 0.1
do (to
.nil 1 1 Si
Master
Barnwell, S. C., March 1, 1 < .'12.
1 respectfullv announce myself a
candidate for tiie oUice of Master, sub
ject to tiie rules and regulations of the
Democratic Primary Election, and
pledge myself to abide bv the results
and ta> support tiie nominee* of the
parfy.
- II. L O’Bannnn.
Blackville, S. C . Feb. 5, P.H2.
I respectfullv announce myself a can
didate for the ollice of Master, futijci
to the tu'es and regulation* of tlie
Democratic Primary Election, anil
pledge myself to abide by the results
and to support the nominee* of the
party.
H. Fullerton BuUt.
Clerk of Court.
Birnwell, S. (\, March 2i'\ l'dl2.
1 respectfully amioiince myself a
candidate fnr tlie oftice of Clerk of
C inrt, subject to the rule* and regula
tion* of the Democratic Primary Elec
tion Mild pledge myself to abide by the
rssol’s and to support the nominees of
the party.
W H. Duncan.
Barnwell, S C , March 25, T'i2.
I respect 1 n 11 v announce ini'.elf a
candidate fm tlie ollice of Clerk of
Court, subject to tiie rules and re^llla
lion* of the Democratic Primarr Elec
tion, and pl-dge tnvself to abide by the
re.olt. and to support the nominees of
tha party.
M. B. Hagood.
Barnwell, S. ('., Feb. m lbl2.
I hereby aoBounce my.elf a candi
date fui < le'k of Court for Barnwell
County subject to tin' rules and regu
lalion* t f tiie Democratic primary anti
pledge uty-elf to •curort the nomi
nees thvreol.
VV (, dmore m mms.
Magistrate
I respeetfullv announce mvstlf a
candidate for the ollice of Magistrate
at Baldoe, subject to the rule* and reg
ulation* of the Democratic Primary
Election, and pledge myself to abide
by the result and *upport the r.onli*
1 see* of the party.
Jos. T Pender.
1 I. respectful! v announce mv candi—
Amh 1110u« to• repre*eitt the people of ( , for tllP „ fflce 0{ Mb |it ,.J e .
the Second district in Congress, I te- Ml bje C t to the rule, and regulation*
spectfully offer my candidacy in the of thc , em0( . rati( , Vrimsrv Election,
com ng primary for your kind con.Id- . atl(1 plf -dg e mvself to abide bv he r«-
nee» of'the'partr, t0 * u,> ^ K)rt 1,6 noun- j suU* and to support the pjirly notni-
Harry l>. Calhoun,
Barnwell, S. C.
I ’• ereby announce my candidacy for
re-election as Representative of the
Second District in tlie U. S. Congress,
pledging myself to abide by the result
of tlie Democratic Primary.
Janie* F. Byrne*.
House of Representatives
Appleton, S. May 22, 1!H2.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for thV-Horrse of Representa
tive*, subject to the rules and regula
tions of the Democratic Primary Elec
tion, and pledge myself to abide bv tiie
results and to support the nominees of
tlie party.
Clayton S. Warner.
Wmuton. S. C., May HUh, lbl'2.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for tlie House of Representa
tives, subject to the rules and regula- 1 uees of the party,
tlnns of the Democratic Primary F.lec-
tion, and pledge tnvself t* alible hi' the
result* and to support the nominee* of
the party.
R, 'I. Mix«on.
nee*.
A. Pierce Collin*.
I ro«j>*-e‘-fullv announce myself a
candidate for the ollice of Magistrate
at Hilda, subject to the rnles and reg-
! ula'ions of the Democratic primary
j election, and pledge myself to abide by
I vhe results ami to support the norni-
| nee* Of the party.
A. N. Black.
1 respectfully tanounce myself a
candidate for lire ollice of Magistrate
at l lutets, subject to the rule* ami
regulations of the Democratic primary
election, and pledge myself to abide by
the results and to support the nomi
nees of the partv.
R A. AH.
I respectfully announce myself a
e.andidrtie for the ollice of Magistrate
at Williston, stibjec; to the rules and
regulaiions of tlie Itemm-rattc Primary
Election, and pledge myself to abide
tty the results and support the notui-
W. C. Kitchin *.
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Barnwell, S, C., R. F. D. No. -J
May f., U)1'2.
I respectfullv announce iny«elf a
candidate for the House of Representa
tives, subject to the rule, and regula
tions of the Democrat!'' Primary F.lec-
ti')n, and pledge myself to abide Ty the
results and to support the nominees of
the party,
J J. Cochran.
Barnwell, S. Mav n, 1IH2.
i re.pecifully announce anyself a
candi late fur the ll.oiae of Representa
tive*, so hjeit to t be r u !■ * and l-gn!*-
tioos *.f the Democratic F'rimary !Tec-
tlon. and pledge my.elf to aknle hv the
I respectfii’ly announce myself a
candidate for the ntliee o f Mag isfato
for Four Mile towiisli'n. subject w> the
role* and regulation* of tiie Democratic
Pi iniary Election, and pledge mv'elf
to a bide hy the re*iiln/and to support
tiie nominee's of the party.
(’. B. Elli* Jr.
[ respectfully announce myse 1 .? (
camiidate for thy olhee of Magi«lrr^ \
Baldock, subject to tiie rulei and 1 .
lations of th*' Democratic PriuiTrf
ElP' iion, and ( ledge mrself to ubid#
bri be results ami to support the nom
inee* of the party.
L. D Pender.
I respectfully announce mrself t
i-Hi.didrtlP f t the oflDe of Magistral#
for Four Mile Township, subje«t to th«
role* and regulaiiun* of the Deinocrat-
I r*'sult» aud to support the nominee* of 1c Pi imarv Election, aud pledge mvself
the paity.
Tho*. M BouI war#.
Sheriff
Fsirfax- SC. April !.'(. Pit.
1 rc«|iectf ullv announce mrself a
candiilai>- for live llou«'“ ■ f Represen
tative., « u b | ec t to the rule, and regU-
1 a’ :(.11 « of the 11) 'nr* 1 b' I’Mmary
E < i-' i . n, an ' | 'leslge m \ f to .4 bid#
by the result* and lo support III" nom
inee* of tlie p-u ty ,
, >. B. Talley.
Barnwell, S. ( March 24, 1 a 12.
I r e s 11 c. t f' 1 1 v rtonwimce my*. If a
candid»tc fur the ofli.-e of .■'hentf, .ub-
j" ft to the nil'', and regulation, of tlo-
Deniocratuj Primary Elcctiui, and
pled ge m "1 if to abide t)v lh<' resup.
an.I to support the nominees of th*'
party.
T rank H. * reei h.
Solicitor.
' , Fell, u' h 1 W1 2.
annolioae 11 v."ll a
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M r» > E VI1 Ny
.' uiii'* M Patterson
VI l> Mason
M rs > E M I ey
I VV 1 ,.tod.en
Mi- > E \i 1 ley
II .1 ( rouch
.1 B A rm.1 long,
M ry s I Mil. v
I ->ia.' M . -rs
M ra r* E Al 1 if y
I. tic M v >• 1 a
Oo trea*
Barnwell, S
I respect f 11 i y
andnlaic for tlie i.fli. 1 of S'l.r fi, «ut)
"•(•I to the rules and reg ’ I I rtllO I. * of tbe
I >em ocraf ic I ‘ (1 rn 1 r c Tdi''fion, H'ul
liledgc noy.eif to abide by the resulis
and to support tlie nominee, of the
l ‘ay.
J. Ii Morris.
A'ken S. ( . Ma - l«th, ;'i'2.
I h.-rH'iv xnwouui'e nivs.-if ks a
. Ill'll.la'e f If s 'I’lUl'ir of the Sec HI I
.Iu 11. a I < 1 rc (11 of S ' u111 1 a 1 • •! 1 n (,
and (ilclge mv-elf (u a 1 ..'I ‘In' rc-ult
«f the Deuim raiic (irima v .
K . 1. 1. u n 11 r.
Bio mingdale District No SO
I ni t M c IT in
Mrs S i. M'ley
Isaac Mvr.
E MJ y
Mr*
Morris Distrh t No il.
'c Bates
leunie Dunbaf
till ('*
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N E SUIT
Mollie H dert
( lei' lie Blown 1
Mofic Bate*
P< .M y i vk
Mollie Rate*
f olninhia District No fd.
Mr* Alice B Burch
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istrict No 61,
Rolit Kerry
Hatlie Daniel *
Mr. Alice B Btircly
M M Ocsterichor
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Mrs Alice R Durch
Hattie rs Daniel
M M Oenericher
Ha ttie Dan els
W A Parson
Mrs Alice B Bin chi
M M (lestericlftr
W A Par sou'
Tlie republican convention to nom
inate candidates fur President and
N ice President met m Chtcagn on
Tuesday. It w.* composed oT l,u7'
delegates, and 510 votes were nocOxsary
lu nomln-atc. There were between fid
and 7') colored delegates fiom tht goutli
and ihev hold, il was aaid, the balance
of power between the supporters of
Taft and Roosevelt. Tbe contest be
tween tb# follower* of tho*e two leaij.
era wa* of a tlotou* nature, almost} B C Monro#
Auiouuiirig Co t«iopvrar> auareby, F M Young, agent
Fairfax District No 4i.
B C Nfouroe
F M Young Co
J K Aroiktiong, {reka, fit on
bonds
G F Young
F M Young Co
J B Armstrong, treaa, linking
mnfl department
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I re. lu'ct (o 1! v h 11 hu'.i o. t- mvscif a
'■aodldaie f"r tb« otlb c of •slo ntf. .ob-
jeet to I lie n.l ■« aud 1 cgu 1 1' ui)'» of the
liemi.cratic Primary Eoclioil, sod
I ii’ lg" iu\»• If to abide bv the results
aud to support the nominees of the
party.
A T Allen.
ton 2i
Goonly B'o*rd of.Educatiou.
/75
Ttie Barnwell People
R Boy l (bife
Horace J Croirolf
The Barnwell Sentiuif
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H J Crouch, C S £
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Tbe Baniweil People
The Barnw-felf Sentintf
J B Armstrong, co treair
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The Barnwell Sentinel
The Lflaokvilfe B'ull'Dr
Allendale iferairf
Tbe RarnWell ffentTnel
r. t.
8 00
2'i tHl
10 00
Coroner
Sveamii'p, S, ('., April II, I'.’IJ.
I re. pect I n 11 y i400"Uiicv m\*clt a
■'a ml Mate f4r t he otiice of ('urooer, sub
ject (o tbe ruie'-, and regulation, of the
Deuiocr'itii' i’.imury Hbj'Mun. and
pledge tnv*e f to abide hv the result.
and to »upport tho nomine.a of the
Party.
L . M. Croft.
Rirnwudl, S. C., April 1, IDIJ.
T re. peel f u Ii v aoti'Uiiice myself to
the voters of Barnwell < nnnty a. a cat -
didate for Coroner, suhject to and
abiding hv all the roles and r>gii|u-
tions gnverning the Democratic Pri-
marv Fdectloo, anj |i|"ilgo nvyseit to
support tbe regular nominee, of the
party,
J. StalT Halford .
Barnwell, S C., March IS, lfll‘2,
I respectfoUy Mononiiee myself a
candidHie for the ortReol v'hrooer. s'lb
jec 1 to the rule* and regulations of the
Democratic. Primary Election, aiui
pledge niy.elf to abide by tlie results
and to fcbpport tha nominee* of the
party.
M. J. Delk.
Rlackyllle, S. R. F. I) No. 2,
Marcb lo, 11112.
I re.spectfuIly aonounce .-.ivself »
candidate for the ofttca of Coroner,
suhject to the rules and regulations of
tdie Democratic Pri nary Election, and
pledge myst If to abide hy th6 rf'sult*
anti to Support tfre nomfnees of tiie
pAfty.
/ J. S, Blum^.
Olar, S. C., R. F. f).,
f February 19,, 1912.
I fespectfully axHoiimje rny.*e?fa chii-
didate {or the ollice of ('•oroiicr,'subject
to the rcles and regularivrfr* of the
Democratic Primary Election and
pledge myself to abide hv fhe rugults
and to strppoft tbe nofnineef of the
p« r ty. , .
tN'. L. V^oodward
County Supervisor
B.,| lie k S. ( , May I. l*>’t
I re * pec! f ] Iv aniiuunce mv.rlf a
ca n d obi l’' for (hr 1 Pi, e ■ f ('oi.ntv S»-
, pervisur, *'ibj--i t 10 the rule, and r> gu-
, Utioo. of me I )»mie'r*i ic Prnnatj
E>.!iuO ho,I ple<|g« mv-cif to abld#
bv tiie rcsulr* and to »up|"irt tbe iio«-
iuec* of the |>»rty.
EC. Penn' tt.
j Olar. V. ( M arch 2*1, 191g.
I respectful.v x'livuince mv-elf a
caiirlula’e fm the ofticc of 1 ountv >11-
(xuvisiir, sub|#*'( (<> Hie rule, tn I r-go-
. a t ion * of the I n niocrai (., Primary
Fl'-ction, and idedg • my if to abide by
the re.op. ami to Mippurt tlie uoininc«j#
( of the [iart> .
to abide by 'die result* hu4 to »upp**rt
tbe nominees of the party.
C M. Turn#r.
I respectfullv announce mvself •
1 andi Pur fur tlie oB'ice nf Magiitral*
f 1 'r F'uir M he I iiwn.hip, aubjei i to rh#
rule. )ir- 1 reg 11 1 ation« of thr Democrat 16
Primary K!ciu«*n, and pledge rnv*i|f
to abide hy the re.u'.t* hiii) t* tnpport
the nominee* of the partv
.1 K K irkland.
I re* [xvt fu'lv announee myself ft
c» nil elate fur t he ollice of Magistrate *|
Baldock, . it, ■ ec t to the rules am I rego-
rttuin* of the Dcmoiratic Primary
Electiuii. and pledge myself to abid#
bv ihe result* nod to support I’i* no*-
luees ol the party.
F S nwen#."™
V. SKY.MorU OWENS
flttornetj an*! CoiJnseller at Iw
• ifli'-c nrer
Tiie Barr.w*r Sentinel
BARN WEI.I , Sul TH CAROLINA
Will pr act ice in a 1 the < 'on rt* < 'ol -
Itc: 111' 1» 1 .peidalty. Loan* negotiated
"ii acceptable security.
James H. Fanning,
ATTORNKN M LAW,
Springfield, - - ■
,1 O Sanders.
300 00
3*2 15 .
6 80 The Barnwel^eople
86 00 M r* Dora Due Walker
3)W 10 Tbe Bilfrnw(r| 1 l HeutitreV
376 >0 1
210 00
40 50 Tout p&ld out (or ichooH
l(v ) n’)
5 (HI
3 50
TO 00
0(1 j iMrnwel', A, 0 ,' Fefi. ( f . 13^2.
1 ^ ,Kl i f berebv anbouncc irfyself a candi-
9 ,rtl UUt# for Coroner 0/ flarirweli County
■’! subject to the rufea anrl regulations r>{
fO (Hi r(le | r'emnevrfrlc nrfiiNarv Hnd t'Ddge
^ L> ' 1 nVvsel^ to srri'fiort the nomine#* thereof.
“ WM. Stin.
4 (H)
6 25 Rlackvijle, S (, , R T" f). No. 2,
U *i4 Feb 6th, 1912.
2 50, [ respeci/nll? afinouice mys^f a
2*2 (HI J candidate for the office <>{ Coroner,
. 9 oO suhjkHit to Che rule* and reg.iUtjon# of
17 (>4 the Democratic Primary Election, and
pledge mv*#'f to abide hy the result*
303 09 and to lupport the nominee* of the
party.
27556 (j ' T. LftuCMB;r» ^
KI me, ". ( , March 25.
I re.pei'tfuI;v aiiiMiiini'e mvsilf a
a cxtul'ilate for the ofTicC of Counly ''11-
I»ef \ i«or, sul'i — 't t" the in|e, and lego-
: lati'ms "f the Dcuioi raiic Primary Flo©.
1 tion. and pledge mvscif to anide by th#
| te.ulr. and to support llie i.omiuee. of
the party.
II. B. Cave,
Barnwell, S . March 21, HHt.
I respectfully announce nivsclf ■'
candidate fnr (he oltice nf County So- •
pr rvisnr, sutijeet to the rule* and regu- ,
latioiis of the Democratic I’riuirtry
Klecti'.n, and (dedge mvself to ahidft
by the re.ult* and to support the nomi
nees of the party,
J. NV. Bates.
niackvllle, S. ('., R. F. D. No. f,
March 11, 1915.
I respectfully announce mvstlf ft
candidate for the olTc of County Su
pervisor, subject tp tlie rules and reg
ulations of the r<Vrb"craiic Primary
Election, ami pledge myself to abide
bv the results and to srfpport the nomi
nees of the party.
P. E. Allen.
Barnwell. S. March 11, 1911,
I respectfully announce mvself •
candidate for theoiiTcc of Countv So-
pervisof. subject to 1 ttie rules and reg
ulations of the Democratic Primary
Electioh, and pledge myself to ahid#
by the results and to support the noa»-
ine6s of tho party,
6 J. Diamond,
Barnwell. S I'ch S, 19T>.
i h ereby annouiice myself a candi
date for Supervisor of flafnwell County
subject to the rules Ail'd regulation* of
the Dem*cratic primaVy and pledge
myself to support the nominees thereof.
J. Gf4£g Mooc’y,
NNill prictife in all ( uurU .>J
Mate and C n ited Mates .
s.c,
1^^
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Barnwell. $. C., Jiintfsfry 22, TMf.
I respectfullv announce fioyself a can
didate fhr the oflice of Gotjiity Sup«r-
visor, Mihject to the rules, and regul*.
4ions' of the Demeeratje Primary Eten-
tion and pledge mvseiT to abide hy thft
re<fi'iits and to support the tromineAS
tho party.
C. (’ LangRy-
Nv'illiaton, S 'J.. R F. f). No *.
January 2, 1912
/ rfspeetfully announce nfyscii a ea»-
dtdate for the ofh'V of County Super-
visor, subject to lb# rules aud regujft-
tions of th# Democratrc Pronary hle©-
Hon and pledge myself to abide bv thft
result* and to luppoti thu nomlneea ftf
the party.
I. J, Orubbfc
DR. W. C. MILHOUS,
©cntigt,
BAKNWLLL, S. CAROLINA.
Otl'n-e hours: * ; m a. iu. to 5 p. m.
Persons living aw ay fr >in Barnwell *
will ()lea«e mak# appoii tment* before
coming. By so doing fbev w ill be aura
of immedirtte .servico and av#id di»-
ap|K>iotments.
dr.b.f.stornB
DENTAL SURGEON
hi.ackvili.i:, - - s.c.
My dental oflice will be open In
Rlackvillo each day in the week. I
will answer calls fiom any point in thft
con nty
Wheelwright and Black
smith Work Done Here.
Hotsc-shooin'; a Specialty; also
repairing rubber fired buggies, ^
M. W. 1-ftTT,
— At Johnson’* Old Stand,—
Blackvillo. S. C
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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
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P-S/fi ]3cr hf'/ini Srptmhtr J, th
EltirQiiff /xaininnfim.i ,rt dll thi y tcnli
on Frid'i’i, Jnl'j o'it. nt 9 «. in. ,
It v'hri coii/-sr in .Inri.-nt and Modern
f.rh.jn.njct. lh torn; Pohtjrjl
S'u no. nrhatinj, tkcm.Hf],', 1 'hi/ta'i,
yj/, and Fnjim•.mm,
( b" r? m for ti. -1., U. S. (..:•'</ B. $. dejrm
tilth liti'iinecri’ij, 1
A free ffc'.'ief, tifh'.da'thiji each mu n't/ nf
South t.'ar'ilrhi, ]''icant tiourr erhularihipt^
piiotui 11.1(H) a ‘/•or and ire t'lHirn, nprn tn
r»mprlittoe,,(j 'itnitnitiou at Sefttemhrrt
Fipcnm rrasonahf'. Tcime and rctalot/uf
•m application. Writ* lo \ *.
ll'.inum Randolph, Prudent,
tfiirluh//, 5. t’/
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