Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tht People m «• MtJftt. Kairn I Pm'T ctCTficwm# ow * — i X-arT" *. - “ tflinWI>AT. JtVUl’CT 2*. »l*Ji IK A B. JtfSSA, PL A INTI rr. cm.E, U ILRaBR. DEFENDANT. In framing* UiC wrrk, pen plclnrea of (Be )«a*l«ng rlyal candldatei for Oueeranr, w« b«i nn feella^ whatever w( paftUaMhlp; not ae mnch aa the •naptelhb of a dee*re to win voteafrom the on lo the other. It woe o«r pur* poee to preaeat |heee gcntiemen to the puhllc judgment a* they appear to ua. Ao4 then each voter could *e|ect aa fopreaeBtoUve of hla view* ond oplntona the one thel would probably maka the heat exWtttWe. We believe With aueh ehotetl and preference would eome the euavlttfen Ihet, no matter wblc.i of them might Win the goveraorahlp, he woltM on rely nod a good Leglalature fo help him mheaever right, and to hall Mm whan wrong. A good Governor can keep a had t/BCteJAtore froaa damaging aoUoa |«*l aa a food Leglaiatare can keep a bad Hovecnor freaa too great trenigrettlen •» nafllghtioo. Thol la ell we hare te aay ae le Ac iwp rltaj Uadfre. Aa |o tVe hOmUattoa ef a leglalatlve tlukef, nor readera are b«ter ^walltled to make chelrce thaw we era They hate heard or hare Ued opportunlry U) hoar the candldatea. They havo the eppertonKy from now uatil the 2Ttk *nat- to And out man con'-erotag whom ♦ ley dealre more Information. There are men ta every comoiunit^ worthy of nod hevlog «ondd<.aia who u*»y *»f«!) ♦•1 ewnauttvd f*efere tbo ballot botee ere upeaetl. It wenll he e good cuatoen, If It roultf he edopred end correctly carried •>u. for the faemocratla yotera of each •'•mmunity to eMembla In nrlghbor- btmb^woeUnga before each prlmany wiearfoa. my <*« notardoy preylou#, (v • anrooe flheoeodldetee end conaldtr the 4 euee hrfwe aho people. I oodocard la the right 'plrlt, aacb a • «*.f«rewee would b« helpful to ttw rwnageemea taklog their tret leaaone la paMaowAUr*. and every aetlled vet* • r«n wembd b« •ooflrmed In hla faith • r thoam tbo error of bla way. * In a i«o|iliaAeof oooneellori there la wit* v. >m." mod ell greet reform* liaeo had •"'all kwgiaologa. The homely Daw •okdc'Va 0*0 1*0 *'B-*.atire you’re right, Ubea go ahead," would make • 'iitldname Wlee ofll e holder*, more • D. Ieea.wnd do away with the ne^d for i twamabetb cootury reollng for the t «bea( peeell nf an*e|l«fectnry public •. rveofie mad the refwrenoe te the people f r perflortlRg epprov*] of ntw leglda- duck mewfereorai need ne t bind any \ ibmgh they would enlighten ryone. The H .rffb K being rapidly and radl» c.»ily rem*tnA*ueted tnd Vaemlag Tan- h-e w»ya. Mne doa letbe* deerjopmanli along I »t l|iae la ibv probabUliy tif a atrtke .• eooduiteM and tralvlben nf the ... elbero Kallway. Seaboard Aft Line II • (rood and Adauitr Oweat Line Rail- •vs«d ejavew*a for heller f»y. Voting >wwt theee oparatlrea along ttleU ■ g Uneahaa bean j*dn| on (■♦ amtH '' oe. Nineteen nllmada tlfi W lh< ieop. Tb< offlclelaof theae rogAa*Mr- •• tarlae the dewanda of veelr ei<»Y* w VM «« exorbitant. The Increaae In ftl- I- >arg*e. Should the atrlke matlirit! >*r~. e We Up rf tiawetamtutlon dhuld V htvd wtA f*re gvmple w Hu keep their • wi diebemm* rod atereroom* In the " mt. Thf reault will probably be keow n nett week. He. out eertnquaka ehm ka around (he S--e nf Marmora, VMiibeaat of Europe, billed A.OOO pe<>pl) end Injured O.OOfl other*. The euteemen who juilefy war c« the meane nf (binning pnpnla- ttena and making room fur new gen* •ration* thnuM remember that egedns- fa« end eertbqtiabte art more rOectlve (Hun abot ewd ahell, eword end bayo net. TMHtata campaign enda today with the meeting at Oreenvllle. A few more daya of analety and the teaelon will be over, any of theta treveraera of the Mate ere larger then when tb«y tier ted out the fact la not generally knvWb. Mu neat Tueaday two fhouaand or *w re good Barnwell T ounty l>cmo« rata «i'l have the opportunity to help arlecl 4* Qle aefreuta, from the high rank of - -enoter of the United State* to the u.UBe apbere of a Maglatraie holding w.« (Cato# of Juatlce In a few town- |f every ruter will take time tocoa- • •■Irr hla reaponalbiMy t« the nation, •t >f State, the county, and caat bla bal- t ’ ae If all the good er U1 of the future . uanded on bla ^udglBenl and action, n .« day would be w4U apenl. The -ht to trotelB the Demotrrallc orlmery 1. » fraotvou ef the aovereigury of the p»**v. and In oe*tlng bia ballot the y I'lcn tbwuld be aa ptttlotic as the ■a >u elected will be iu the Jiecharge of -e duties entrusted them. 5 'I V 4 I r •I » - There la one reader In theae United «*m who believe* In the power of v» preaa, flla name h Oharle* W. *en and Maaaachoaeua bah been - abiding place. UatU leet week he * paator ef a Uqltarlan eburoh. w be U odltnr nT a'ju^er ov«y tu ,ua«U. Ue argue* that many toett ■*« will not go to church lo bear the »ib will read tt In the'uewapaper* > tmlleves he ran do tnnra good w ith pencil and paate tbeh w Ub song d sermon and auperlnteadenti uf ifcllee. Tt was said by the ancient* that tbe •r TacU'lu* “rolled ‘over golden i,.J- " But. e# compared with tbe .eury of the United dtate*. it didn’t M.unt to more than a epring branch. ’Saturday morning laat Tixldent t rigtrtd the bill prc*#ed by C'ou- * appropnadng •IM.OO'lfHW for • »mvmMt«f peneiocs ko eorvlvor* Federal rtloraua, younger wtd. V #ac. Brfar* dark Thoredajr eyeo - git wMAll fBM Out. *• 11K HOT THK CASH. A hme train robber, masked end ntmed, boarded Hoot Bern Kellway train No. 10, Spartanburg to AaheviUe, at 10:.10 leet Thuardey night, a* It waa laving HilUuore. three inilea from A|bevll|„, and covering F.xpreae Mea- acuger K. K. Carr, of Marlon, with a revolver, obtained a package contain ing fit,000 In bill*. The robber then coramandotl Carr to get Into the ax- preaa cheat, which be had jut rifled, end locked him In It. tl la thought that the robber left tbe train ea it (towed up (or the Akherli'e yard*. When the train arrived at tha Ashe ville station eiprea* empUye* foiled f'*rr I H'ked In tbe cheat. When re- 1’taed the evpreaa fuakkenger wa* un* able to give n tteacrlptioii of hla aaaati- ant, «aylog that the latter waa oon pi-tely masked. The train waa an hour hte at Bilt- Okore, a fact which the i<*eal police departmeot «a*a the robber waa aware The exprae* meaienger aaaerta be had )u«t tlulahed arranging bla pack ages preparatory to leaving the train at Asheville when he w*» confronted by a masked *trang«r with a loaded re- vuiror. who deuianded hla money. Cmrr aaya tlte robber then bound id* hands «od foromi him to getlnto (be ube»(. wbUA be I«»che4. The alarm waa guickly given here and several policemen were eont to ward* Hlltm<*re on a •peeial train. Other ruetnfier* of the force boarded train No. Jo, wblcb leaves A«heville at 10.'<U. it was thought ttiat the robber might have attempted to eacaM 1 on thU one At Uiidtilgbt tonight the police and express official* were still without a clue. Carr, ep to July -l. was a clerk lo the Southern express office at MarWxi, V. C., when he wa« given the rnn from Columbia, S. < to Asheville, N C. FDU HRLPFUf. KDUCATION. kit*a H'lUon f.ou (»ray, an experi enced teacher, U now superviacr of rural acbeot* fur Laureue C*vuaiy. In a re*-«nt add ret* 'h rough the llerald she aay*, In part, these wortt*, which fit Barnwell o«uintV Hke a glove' Uharle* Kllot, rx-prealdent of Har vard, ha* *aid that '*the present entire »y*tr*i of KdueaUon l« unintelligent from the primary grade through Uol- 1-ga " The sppilcstfon of the n«u*l education now received would not make a practical aueeest in the world today, unlee# along profrailonal «*r acadrinlc lln«a. K-aMting tbi*. there t» a dec tried tendency toward making education more practical even In the College* .*'Utl»tl<* from forty-aeven American College* and Un|ver«U1e» ahow ibet the number of students ta king the cla>alcal course* is not grow Ing, while the technical. profe*a(onal and practical course* are dally becom ing more pop*fl »r. Tim flr*t aim of ed- ucatloo It to 61 one for 1 fe. With the Introduction of Domestic Hctehce, Man ual Training and Agri< ulture an effort It being mad* to make education bet ter adapted to tbe need* of tha lime*. To thla end the rural school* are p,r Hculariy Xtied for, In tbMr rnxlron- meiit. the Individuality and power* of the pupil* cea be more p-rfectly de vil p«d than In mott vlty wood*. Where tbe a»*umptlon l» ma-co that all children are allVa Tbtx having been • atlafactorllt proveal, let It be our lamest purpoa* to emphaaite roor# than ever theae atndlea, which *o dl- fecllv At chfldrtn foe happy and sue- cesiful tiomr S&jk!ng. m-- — T«» K BBALTIHT, r.RAAS, Lycffb Ue4\ectlon nf the writing* t>f John Jatue« Iugalls. Lying la the auoiblne mnong the Luttereup* and tbe dandelion* of May. scarcely higher In Inlelllgepce than the m.nute tenant* of that n.imtc wll- dernta*. our earlte-t recoI|e< tloc* are of grat*. anil w hen the fitful fever i» ended and tbe f»o||*h w rangle of the market and the forum I* cioeed, gr»*« heal* over tbe «car which our (le«crnt Into the hoaom t f the earth ha* made, ap«l the Carpet of the Iniant become* she blanket of the dead. Hraas la the forglvene** of nature—lier eonttant henedtciioa. Kiel I* trampled with battle, saturated with blood, torn with tbe tut* of cannon, grow gneh ■ gain with grass and carnage ta forgotten. Street* abandoned hy traffic become grasa-growa like niral lane* and are old derated. Forest* decay, harvests perish, flower* v*nl»b, but graa* U Immortal Keleagueretl h\ tbe sullen boats ef winter, It withdraw* into the Impregnable fortrea* of Its subterra- nean vitality and emerge* upon tlyp first solicitation of spring Sown by tbe wind*, hy tbe wandering birds, propagated hy the subtle agrlcultu e of tbe elements which are it* minis ters and servants, It soften* the rude outline of the world. It hear* no hl-aonry of bloom to charm tbe aenae* with fragrance or aplet.dor, hut U* homelv hue I* more enchanting than the Illy or the rose, ft yield* so fruit In earth or air, and yet. ihculd its har- vr*t fall for a single tear famine wonld depopulate the world. THirt mi.L GET THK KAT3 Home and Farm. This trap has been known to catch the rodents hy the barrelful. Procure s w*ter-tigbt’b*Tr*l, put a rock lu tbe bsttom that w ill retib iif> about a foot high and pour .n (ufflcjent water to seaijy cover tbe rock, leavlog'jud the *cpoer point sticking out anfl it abotild he targe enough to bofd a single rat. In place of the uptmr lie*d, mretrt) a piec^ of thick wrapping paper over tbe top of tbe barrel and fasten It se curely by means of tbs top boon or a cord Dampen the psper aligbtV * Nb a moDt sv o t>K0 tod ft will become tight when dry- Feed tbe rats on this ptp'ir bead with cheese parings »nd other things they like for several eight* in aucneselon. so as to get the rats to coming without fear or sus picion. After yon bare gained their cotifl lence cut a slit In tbo middle of tbe papev and spread the feed as be fore. The Brat rat that come* will drop through mtn the water and get on the rock The next one drop* through and there Is a tight for a foot- bold and they argue the point with each squeals that all the rata in tbe neighborhood hasten in to And out what the trouble is, ♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A* ;i Honest I Abe • > — !; How President Lincoln : Rewarded a Girl For Union Service t > _____ !: By CapUin F. A. Milchel ! ! ‘m »»>♦»♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦ It •etna* Incongruous that the gaunt, uncouth ttllDOie lawyer. Abraham Lin coin, aboaid hare presided over tbe most abundant crop of theme* for ro mance that ha* ever been accorded to A meric*n author*. If any one of the** romantic Inci dent* that or- mred during the war be tween tbe elate* may be selected a* ■landing ont with e* pec la I prorttnence It Is the making of the tunnel by Fed eral aoldter* at the old tobacco ware house tn Richmond, Va . that had bean turned Into Libby prlaon. Tb* atory of how theae men, beginning In an okl fireplace In tha cellar, little by llttl# ■cooped the earth away, forming a tun nel Jntrt larga enough to admit of a man s body paaatng through It and leading out to a point beyond tbo wall, then owaped In a body, baa been told again and again. Tbo atory I am about to fell ta connected with that eocape l feel bound to afate, liowerer, that, slpcf fbc heroine waa a real woman and ! (ball uqe her real name, only the main feature! are gfrefl aa they actual ly occurred.' Iu other words, they aro Action founded ou fact. Hut Mr. I.ln- coln a connection with the story I shall give In the words of the assistant of Kdwln Vt. fitantou, secretary of war. aa he told U at a dinner a number of } ears ago. Ono morning three men tn blue uni forma tnat hjd fnded through eiiwwure Into 4.*f>rt of green, wtioao trousera nere In nig* and the soles of whose shoes flapjwd every time they atepped. approached a bous* a abort distance southeast wf Rh htuoud. on the James river. They stood lu a wood, where they were partly concealed, looking wistfully at the bouse They were huh fry almost fo afirTatlho They had recently eacaped from Libby prtoon and hnd lain lu hiding for fear of recapture, with nothing to eat except a little corn pone furnished them by a negro ’T wonder tf wed tetter risk It. boraT"' said one ot tb* three “If yon do." said another, “we'll go back to that horrid |«en and that fneno* death fo roe I'll he carried out I wfth tiie regular load of dead " At that moment there waa a clatter of hoof* of many horses, and the trio mired from the edge of the wo-xl. A compsnv of Confederate cav airy [-aaapl over the road not a hundred yard* from where they had l<een standing and reined up tn front of the house they hurl tern looking at. The com mnndlng offi.-er dismounted and wynt In, while the men waited outsWV on 1 thetr borac* Presently he rvaptwared followed by a woman. They were talking together, but tbe men In tbe wood could not henr what thev were 1 awvtng Then tbe Coafedemte* moved 1 i eu *T wonder If fhrj’ro looking for ns," l **M Caidgln Portr-r, ooe of tbe fugi tlv,*^ “I>w*1d It," replied I lenten*nt I»ob- wn "If they had beeq Ibey d hav* »rnt a few men through the wood* " "Hut dldq t j<>m *<•• their captain post oiru kround the house whsn they rode ic. (o tt v said tvergeant hwHirer "It*- mr ©rllnlou they wsrw thluklog Wc might t>e there " ’'Tlicn Wliy didn't they search the premises ? ' sske-1 Porter Meanwhile the sound of the horaes' ( hoof* had (tle<1 awat A girls head wa> thru*! ont of a window of a toft tn the Ham hhw looked np the rood In the dlrecdou of the retreating horse men and Itsfened Then the head was withdrawn, and the girl, perhapa fwen ty yearn old, emerged from a lower door and went to tl>e house "That's the party they were looking for," as Id 1*o|h»oo "A gl^T"’ exclaimed the other "Ve*. a girl And she must be a In leu girl They'r* In ton people In there for sure Como on, boys. I'll rlak H." "You'd better go and reconnolter U tbe coaat i* eienr you caij r*l| us.” Caidalu Toner evidently upon con alderatlou couclflded to more cautious ly Some of the Confederal** might come Iwvck Bo skulking behind tree*, runn^g along beside ffncey, he finally made a rear door and knocked Tha women who bad talked with the Con federate logder cam* to the door and, aerlttg a wretched specimen of human fty In a faded blue uniform, aatd. "Come In hrre quick " Porter went In. and *be abut the door. In a few words lie told how ho and his coropan loo* bail ear*pod from Libby prlaon and how the otberx were akplking In the woods near by. The woman told Mm they had nothing to fear from her and bade him beckon hi$-com pan Iona to come to the house. He did ao, apd wttbln a few minutes tbp three men had found a temporary abode. , The first mutter of moment was the antla/action ef hunger. JTicr# waa not much to eat In tbe house, but (nch na it waa they wera made welcome to It While they werw eating their beaten* went upstairs, and they beard low voices. Presently »bo came down, sod whh ber was the girl they bad aeon Ln the bam ‘Tbla ywjng Isdy." Mid tbe woman, “la Mia* Green. 8b* acted with aom# of the men who bnve escaped with you from l.l'xby prison, and tb* Coo- fedemte* an* bunting bet. A com pany of them atoppad bee* n spell ago. looking for her i pcetended to be a Confrdrmte and told them abe bed P*seed up tbe mad not half *o heur before toward her home They didn’t •top fo look for her* here, but went right on. expecting to get her.” Captain Porter fold Ml** Green the •lory of his and his companion's ew cage from Libby. Intimating that get ting ont of tbe prison waa eaater than making a Jtnmey to Colon territory. They could never la tbe world find their way through tbe wHdemews that lay between them and tb# northern atate*. Alisa Green offered to pOot .then*. They dlscnssed several routes of frar- el, on# being to go down the James rtver to Fortreaa Monroe, held by tbe Federal army; another to travel by the pewlnanln to the anme point and • third to pnraue a northenaterty conrae to the rofbwth of the Potomac. >lta* Green totd them that the James river at point* waa guarded by the Confederate* and they would find difficulty In going from Confederate territory to a Union fortreaa. If they went by tbe penlnanta. atnre It waa •arrow. If they wera stopped or pur aued they would be pent in. bbe therefor* recommended the rout# to the month of the Potomac. After reeling all day nod receiving what provision* they would need In the Immediate future thoy started the aatne night. Pnaalng ever the battiw fieMa that bad been fought over by I-ee and McClellan during the erven days' fighting around Richmond, tl><^ peseed through fields and wood*, gxild ed by tbe girl, who knew well the ter rltory near tbe Confederate capital. Afterward abe directed her course from the north star, keeping It over tier left shoulder. Before dawn she ■topped at the hou»e of a Uulon man which ahe bad had In mind for tbe first relay. 8he went Into tbe heuae, while the nveu took fo the bam. At nightfall they started again, having been provided with a fresh supply of provision* Fortuaately moat of the night was cleer. and their compass rtar was visible but before dawn tbe aky twaine overcast, sod. com la* upon a negro but. the girt approached tt, and Boding Die oceui«act* *yinj>* tbetlc the party entered fho cabin and went to sleep on 'he floor. The next day the colored owner of their retreat kept watch from morning till night to wnm them If any one ap proached Hot a negro hut was In war times the safest hiding place for an escaped Union prisoner of war. and host* of Uacle flam's boy* availed themselvee ef these retreat*. \Vl*e«i night fell they started again, without a aupply of provlMon* but with their host a* a guide over a atrip of territory with w hich hi law Green was not famll lar Put the next night, partly through her own knowledge and partly by knowledge acvpilred by Inquiry —for Mis* Green ws* not In the swme dsn ger a* her oomiwintnn*—she iesl tbesn to the fork river, where they ap(wo- prlated * beat for rmaslng ami the sec ond night after that reached the Ilap- pahanm-rh Here they dhU not avert with the same luck a* at the York, and duripi; the day Instead of sleeping werq nbllged to construct n rnft on wbV-h to ftont themselves It was yexdy by erenlng an,l us soon as the dar|nes( fell they started j'Tei'eUliva themselves wrlth flat piece* of board they had picked up Tlvough the dls fane* from their starting point to tbs Potomac wn* but sixty mites, nearly a week passed before they approached Ha diore It w»» ni>< only debatable ground for tbe Brnoles, but most of the white [>eop|,e living on t>oth the Mary laud and Virginia shores were tv-nfed erates Tbe river Itself wn* dominated by The Vedcrnl government At dawn on the sixth day after their departure, the roufonr of the coon try Indtcatlng that the rtver wa» but s abort distance 'a head. Miss Green went f'Wwnrd while the’men kept back tf she saw the river she wa* to drop hv handtrerdilrf If tbe t'oafpd ernte Bag waa vlaihie ahe was to hold the handkerchief suspended In her left hand If she saw the stars and atrlpcs she waa to wave They watch ed her till she reached an i^m^nenc* where she could get a good outlook, and a flood of Joy sprang up in tbHr hearts They saw her wave. | - wifi tell the rest nf the story as was mentioned In my Introduction ta the word* of tbe secretary of war * aa alstant "One day Mr T livoln «enf for m« tn coma to the IVhtte Fliwise. 'My bny’ ■aid he, tbe™ Is • letter I wouM Ilk* to have you look at ’ I picked up the letter and found tt jras from General IXx. conveying the Information that several Federal prisoners had exp sped from Libby prison with the aid nf Ab- ble Green, a woman famous during the war. Tb* letter also sold that as fhe fact of AbbteS nsslatanca to es caped Federal prisoners w«* well known she had been obliged to flee from Richmond and waa on her way tn Wa»hlngton on tbe flag of true* host 'Now. my boy,' said the preaj- dent 'I don't know what I -should say to any rascal who would ateal that letter and htne a Mil panned through congress to grant |10,000 to tha relief of Abble Green 1 * “I 'atole' fh# letter, and 1h« next day both branches of congress passed tba bill to grant $10,000 fo Abble Green. The following mornlqg 'Hnneet Abn’ eenj for me again. ‘I told you I did not know what I should aay.' be aald, wlthU twinkle In his eye. ’to flje rax cal wbo would steal that letter and have coogreaa act on It. Now Pve made up my mind. You go down to No. — —- atraat. get Abble Green, take her down to Chase at tha treasury, and don't you let ber go HU (he get* that money.'" # FlWt Vrinary iltcttcn Aafwrt 27 fk CANDIDATE capds. tomnd rti- mnrf EltrHtm Sr r t. llh* TT" United States Senate I hereby announce mrirlf a candi date for the Ualted $tate* Senate, anb- je«t to the rnles of thu Derao-ratkc party. Y«»nr support and influence will be appreciated . A*. B. Dial, Lauren*, S. C. State Senate Barnwell, .4. C., August 8. 1912. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for tbe State Senate, subject to the rules ard regulations of tbe Democratic primary election, aud pledge myself to abide by tbe reault* and to support tbe nominee* of the party. Jas E. Daria. Barnwell, S C., April 27. ]9>I2. I respectfully announce myself n candidate for the .State Senate, subject to the rniea and regulations of the Democratic Primary F.Jection, and pledge myself to abide by the results and to support tha nominees of the party. J. Emile Harley. Barnwell. S.C., March 5, 1913. I retpectfwllr announce myself a candidal* for the Slate Senate, subject to the rules and regulations of tbe Democratic Printsrj Election, and p'edge myself to abide bv tbe results and to support the nominees of tbe party, A. Rethune Patterson. Congress Ambitions to represent die pdople of the Second district in 0>t'gr*»« f 1 ra- »l>ectfHllr offer n»y candidoev in the coming primary for yonr kind consid eration, agreeing to support the aoml- nee* of tbe partv Harry l>. Calhonn. Barnwell, ». C. I hereby aone**noe my candidacy for reflection as Representative of the Jiecond District In lb« W. 8. Congress, pledging myself to abide by tbe result of tbe Democratic Primary. James F. Byrnss. ^ Sheriff * Barnwell, 8. C., March 2fl, DHL ! rrs|»*ct/ully announce myself a cantHdate for the office of .whertf, sub ject to the rules and rwgnlaliens of tbo Democratic Primary Election,, and pledge myself to add do by Ihe fe*» fca awd lo aopport the r.omlneei -of tire party. Frank H. Creech, Master Barnwell, S. C., March 1, 19flJ. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Master, snb- jeet to the rule* and regulations of tbe Iteraocratlc Primary Election, and pledge myself to abide by the results and to support the nominees of tbe party. II. L. O’Banoon. BUckville, 8. C . Feb. f>, :9!3. I reapectfully atmoup -e myself s can- didste for tbe office of Waster, lubjert te the rules and regulation* of tbe Democratic Primary Kleotion, and pledge royaeif to abide by the results support tbe nominees of the and to party. H. Fullerton Boiat. Clerk of Court. Hsrawen. 8. C.. March 2d. 1912. I respectfully announce myself u candidate fev live office of Clerk of Court, subject te the rule# and regula tions of the Demorratl* Prtnisry Klec- tlon and pledge myself U> abide by the results sod to »upi»ert the bomitiee# of tb* party. tv H. Duncan. Barnw*|l. S C . March 2.1. 191 J t respectfully announce myself a candidate for (he offi>« of Clerk of Court, subject'to the rule# and rcgula Uons ef the l>*morratlc Primary Elrc- tlon, and pledge mys*l( to abide by the results and to ^ipport tbe nominees of the party. M. M. Hagood. Barnwell, 8. ('.. Fvh *. H'l'J. I hereby *nn*Mini'* myself a candi date for V lerk of Cwuri for Batnwcll County siibjert to the rules and regn laltona of the Dvmocrsiic primary *nd pledge my-alf lo support the nomi ne*# ihvreof. W . Gllrnorc Simms. Treasurer. Barnwell. H. C July 9th 1912 . I respectfully an nounce m vse ’ f a raudldatc for the office ef Treasurer of Barnwell Couniy. aubjed to the rules aid regulattenv of the Deuio- aratiu Prinia’y K.lertieit, and pledge myself fo abide by the result* and t- support the nominees of the party .1 B Armstrong. House of Representatives Appleton. 8. C., May t2. 1W2. I respectfully announce myaeff a candidate for tb* House of Kepreaeeta- tivee, subject to tbe ruje» and rrgw^- tiousof the I»eraocratic Prlmwrr Elec tion, and pledge myself to abide by tbe reanlta and U> support tbe uoiniaeer of tb* party. Clayton 3. Warner. WlHIaton. 8. C., May IBth, 1FI3. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for tbe House of Representa tive*, subject to the rule* and regnla- tioaa of the iVmocratic Primary Klew- tlnn, and pledge a»y»Hf ta abide by tb* result* and to support tbe DOBOitj*o* of the party. R. M, Mlxsoa. Barnwell, 3. G., R. V. D. No. 2, May C, 1PJ2. 1 I r**pcctfn!lv annonnr* my«elf a candi-latc for the House of Representa tives, subject to the rule* and rcgula- i Hone of the Democratic Primary Elec- { 1 Mon, am) pledge niy«e!f to abide by the reetill* and to support the nominee* of ' the party, J J, Goehr an. Barnwell. S. C . Msv 1912. , I respectfully announce myseit a ) randidale fur the House of Kepresonta- I tiviis, sit(ij«‘--t to :be rnk-s and r-gula- j tin*# ef the Democralic Primary ^ilee- i ! tlon. and pledge my«elf to sklde by the i results and to support the no mtn re* ol the party. Thos. M Rnnlware. Fairfax. S G.. April l.l. 1911. | 1 respectfully announce mvself a | candidate for the House ef Kepreaea- | tative#, subject to ihe rules and rege- ! Istlon# of the Democratic Primary I Election, and pledge myself to abide by the result* and to support tbe nom- , Inee* of tbe patty. S. B. T.TVr. AudKor Barnwell. R. C . Julv 1.1917. j I respectfully aonouni'e mvself a candidate fio’ the nffl'-e of AudHoy. sub ject to tbe rule* an I regulations of the Deuvocratic Primary Klectlon. snd pledge myself u> abide by the results snd to *upt*orl ih# Domloee* of the party. R W Rll-y Barowatl, 8 C , Feb, ffih 1912. I respectfully sanonnae myself A candidate for the office of Fberiff, sub ject to the rrrl*» and regulations ef the Ihsmocratic Primary Klectlon, and pledge njyielf Co abide Ny th# resnltg and to aupy-on the nominee* of (he pssrty. J. B. Morris. Solicitor. A ken tv C , May l^th. U*I2. I tieret.y announce mvself as s candidate f.>r S d'cltor of tb# Second Judical ( irrult < f Soulb Gari-lina, and pledge mves'f to abide the resull of tbe I>emocradc prlrrsrv. H I,. Gunter. Magistrate I hereby announce nsyaeK a candi date for tbe office of Magistrate at Black villa, and if elected I will eu- dearer lo do my whole dnty. J. ITifigard Berry. Barnwell. 8. G-, July lat, PM2. 1 rcepeclfully annotmee myrelf • candidate for the office of Magistrate, stieFrl H*" rnkts and regulation# of the fxemocratle Prlroarv Khvction. ami pledge nrr»ell to abhtc by tbe rrsoft* anil to (npport tbe nominees of the party. D. 3»n». Black I rpvpertfnllv annewee* myself a cand'nlate far the office of Magistrate at Hilda, «iibj®rt to the mle* and reg- ula’lons of the I>emr>cratie primary election, snd pledge myself to abide hy ihe resnfcs and to support (he nomi ne** ef the party. A. N. Black. I respectfully snnotinen myself a candidate for ihe office of Had strate at Glmcis, subject to the rub# anfl regulation* of the Iremovrati* primary election, a ml pFdgr my#e)f to ebide by the remit* and to Bnyq>ort fh* nomi- ners of the perrv. R A. All. I resycctfuly aanounc* mvsaif a candidate for the office of Magistrate at W illistfHv, seb^ct u> tbe rule* anJ regelaDens of the Detutwratic Prlmarv Rtrrfh>n, and ptedge myself to abide by tbe restdia »wd support the notni- , ne*# of Dr# party. M. G. Kltchlngs 1 rcepectf sC^y snnonnoe mrsclf a i candidste f<>r the nfh-.s of Magistrate for Fovtr Mil* tewnshtp. subject to the ruhe *»d rsgelefhsee of the Democralle Primary Election, and •ledge tnyaclf to ah**!* f>y th* reauHe and »e support the oemtnc*# of tha party K B. ElAi Jr. | raspretfully annevnee teysalf s candtdare for the oflb-a of MsgUtrst* ai Maldmck. «»bjecl lo tbe rotes and ragw- lations of tba fhreorreDr: Primary Ele-tion; and phtdr* rue sett (o abidw by the result* ami fe reyrpert ttbe notn- 1 Inets of th* petty. f- F* Fra4a». I respeetfury announce mvaalf a candidate fer tb* effb « of Magistrate ior F»ur Mile Township, sut jest to the nrtae snd regulation* of the Democrat ic I'rimsrv Election, sod pledge mvssi# to abide by ’.he resrafta anal to support the nominee* *f tbe party. C . M . Torn##, County Supervisor announce myself • nffirr t-1 Msgisirsts oh 3. <' , May t. HP* announce myself ! I’respectfull v ra udidate for tbe Baldock, subject to the rnles and re lation# of the l*rmocr»tl< Primary Ejection, and pledg# cnyxell to ahtale by tUr results and lo »tiy*P°'* The nom inees of the party. F 8 Hwena. Coroner bveamo-a, 8. C., April 11, 1912. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for tbe office of Coroner, sub ject to the rules and regulations of tbe Democratic Primary Election. »nd pledge my self to abide by tba result* and to aupport tbe nomluess of the party. C. M. Graft. Hsrnwell, 8. C., April 1, 1913. I respectfully announce myself to the voter* of Barnwell County aa a can didate for Gornner, subject to and abiding by all the rule* and rrgula- tioni governing tbe Democratic Prt- marv Election, and pledge myself to aupport the regular nominees of the parly, J. Staff Halford. » • * »•< s ^nwyase,* m . v s, • > I (profef*iot\A( CdM^0. I hf’t MM s^yri^aY#<»»#>•>*..,e#r»ia.• (ay - V. SEVMOl'R OWE.YS Attorney and CoilnseMw at Law The BARNWEEI Office over Harr. w. II Sentinel BOI’TH GAMOLINA I Barnwell, 8. C., Match 18. 1912. respectfully announce myself POISON TN PEACU'iS. Poison ba# been foaod lu many can* of Georgia prarbe#, Tbe tree* were apraytd with the arsenate of lead a little while before tbe fruit waa gath ered and that is how the p«daoo got Into the can* Tbe quantity in a can la net aufllcient to cauff di atb. hut a contin. ued eating nf Die canned fruit might brtug fatal reeuiu. ‘‘Dad, what It a monologue ?'’ “A monologue, my ann, it a c*nrer- ; sation that a woman carriei on with Ltr kusbaiid." A GOOD MOVEMENT. The State Chamber of Commerce, re cently organized, hat offered to give 11,00*) to each of tbe 41 countle# in thl* Htate that will contribute a like sum to ancourage dtver#Hled farming. The demonitratlona are to We coodueted under direction of government ap pointees and Clemion College expert*. The first proposer* of this departure tear that If the Cnlled State# should become iuyolveJ in war with a foreign l>ower and it* porta bo blockaded, tbe country would tuffer a famine lo a vear’a time. candidate for the office of r^oron^r. aub ject to the rule* and regnlstionawf the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge myself to abide by the reault* and to aupport tbe nominee# of tbo party. M J. DeIk, Blaekvllle, S. C-. K. F. D. No. 2, March 19, 1913. I reapectfully announce mvaelf a candidate for the office of Coroner, subject to the rules and regulations of ihe Democratic Pri nary Election, and pladge asyavlf to stride by the resulta and to aupport tha nominees of the party. .1. S. Blume. (Mar. S. C.. R. F. D-. February 19. 19(2. 'J mpcirtfiil'y avutuince mv»^jf a can- didate-if»r tb* «Hhc« of (*<oroney, eubject to the rule# and regulation* of the Pmecwtic T'rlmary Election and pledga ( n abide bv tb« rtuiulta and to #upport the nominee* of the party. W. T/. Weedward. Barnwe}', 3. C., Feb. 9, 1912. I herebv announce tnvxelf a candi date for Coroner of Barnwell County eubject to tbe rule* and regulation* of the Democratic primary and pledge oyaelf to inpport tbe nominees thereof. WM. SH»I. Blactville, 3. C., R. F D. No. J, Fab. 6th, 1312. 1 respectfully announce mvaelf a candidate for the office of Coroner, subject to the rules sod regulation# of the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge myself u» abide by the reault* and to aupport tbe nominee* of th« party. ~‘ D. P. Lancaiter, Baldock I re• pec'fo Iy candldat'' for the nffirr nf t'nUrity ‘ pervUor, subject to the rules and reg*. lationa nf t hr Detn#cratic l*r:maiy Kiectton. a»d pledge mvaelf to ahld* hy the results and lo support the nom inees of the i>*rty. 1, C Bennett. Olsr, * r.. March .’*1, HUE I respestfuliv s inounce myss|f a candidate for the office of Comity 3o- pervlaor. subject to the rule# and regu lations of tbe Democrat!. Primary Election, and pledge oiysrlf to abide ihe re-ult. and to support the nominee# of the party. J 0 Sandvwas Kline, 3. C . March 2^, IW? 1 respectfully announce myself • a candidate for the office of County 04s- perviaor, subject to the rule* and regn- latloo* of the Democratic Primary F.)«#- lion. and pledge mvaelf to abide by th# result* and to aupport the nomtn#** of the party. - H. B. Cava. Barnwell, 8 C.. March 2.1, 1911. I reepecrfully announce nnyaelf a candidate for the office of County 8u- ptrvteor, *tibje«t to the rules and regu lation* of the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge myseif to abld# by the result' and to *tippo« the nontl- nece of the party, J. 'V. Bate*. Blaekvllle, 8 G., R. F. D. No. March 11. 1911. I reipeetfully announce myself a candidate for tbe office of County 80- pcrvlaor, subject to the rule* »nj reg ulations of the Democratic Primary Election, #nd pledge •myself to abide i ta * ry\l\l1/cri t k? a r.ca 1 irt s bv the results and to mpport the notnl- DAKnWLLL, o. v^AKtJLllNA. Will practice in ad the Coort*. Co) lection# a sj^clalty. I.oan* uegotiafecl on acceptable security, James H. Fanning, ATTORNEY AT I.AW. Springfield, - - S. C. Wfll practice in all Courl* of the Atate and United Mtates. 81 4 DR. W. C. MILHOUS, ©enfisf. nee# of the party. F. E. Allen. Barnwell S. G., March 11, mi. I respectfully announce myself # candidate for the office of County 8b pe.rylaor, subject to the rules and reg ulations of the Democratic Primary Election, and pledge myself to abld* by the results and to support the ne®- Inees of the party. G. J. Diamond. Barnwell, 3 C. Teb 8, 1911. 1 herebv announce nir»#lf a candi date for Superrleor of Barnwell Couuty subject to tbe ntl#a#nd regulation* tf tbe Imnoacratic primary and pledgv myaelf to support the nomine** thereof J. Gregg Moosy, Barnwell. 8 G., Jonuarv 2J. 19lt. 1 rcBpectfuHv announce nxysclf a csb* dldate for the office of County 8up«r- visor, subject to the rules *nd regula tion* of the Demncrstle Primary Kle*. tion and pledge myself to abide hy tbe ruaulu and to support tbe nomirtet* the party. C. C Lfttglry pvillUtow, S. C., R F. D Vo. *. January 2, IBIJ. I reapectfolly announce myself a ea# dtdate for the office of County Super visor, subject to the rules and regu|* tion# of the Democratic Primary Elor- tion and pledge n|ysrlf t« abide bv tb» raaulta and to support the nominees *. the party. T. J. Grubb#. Office hour*: 8 ; J0 a. ts. to A p, m. Persona Aving away from BarnwcH will please make appoit tments hefor# coming. By so doing they will he aur# of immedlato service and avoid dia- appolntxaenu. DR.B.F.STORNE dental surgeon blackville. . . s. c. My dental office will be open lo Blaekvllle tach day in the week. I will answer call* ftom any point In tb* county NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will on Monday, August 19, 1912, tile with Hon. John K Rnellit.g, Judge of Probate for Barnwell County, hla final return as Admlnt-tru'er of the estate of H R Bos d-c a-td, aLu apply for Letter* DGmiav-y J. f B x. A'lm'nl trat • July 13, 1912. MdNKY TO I k - Money to lend or fir- real estate. 8 per cent 1 amounts under flOOO^ 7 on ameuD’s over fl.eoo 00. J. 0. T*U«r*cri A,