The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 22, 1918, Image 5
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E. A. Brown, Eaq., went up to Co
lumbia Tuesday on tmalneea.
Mrs. W. L. Hayes, of Richmond, Va. f
is visiting friends in the city.
Sheriff J. B. Morris has rounded up
a number of slackers in the pest week.
Mr. J. M. Killingsworth, of Dun
barton, was in the city Saturday on
business. . ^
Capt. C. H. Mathis, of Blackville,
was among the business visitors here
Saturday.
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Messrs. W. L. Best and W. Z. Bry
an, of Allendale, were in the city
Monday afternoon.
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Contributors to the Red Cross Fund
are reminded that an installment is
now due and are urged to pay same
promptly.
Many bales of cotton have been sold
o* the local market during the past
weak, twenty-five having been mark
eted here Saturday.
Mleers. R. W, Brunson and J. Lew-
ef Ball Peed tewaeklp. at
el the Eaecetive
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m to cast mm tunmmu
A1 ef i keen Owe ef tftt
Eighty nine negro registrants have
been called far military service by
the Local Board and will be sent to
Camp Jackson on Saturday ef this
week. This practically winds up old
Gass One, only eight or ten remaining
and they are due on other calls. Those
called for Saturday are as follows:
Fred Augustus, Blackville.
Ed Bates, Baldoc.
Charlie Best, Martins.
John Bing, Fairfax.
Norman Bing, Barnwell.
Jesse Burnett, Dunbarton.
Lee Brown, Barnwell.
Heyward Buxton, Fairfax.
Richard Carriall, Meyer’s Mill,
Clarence Carter, Fairfax.
Brown Cave, Appleton.
Curtis Carter, Appleton.
Arthur Carree, Snelling.
Manly Creech, Martins.
William Chess, Barton.
Herbert Compton, Allendale.
Willie Cone, Ulmer.
Jerome Daniels, Hilda.
Paul Davis, Dunbarton.
Jack Davis, Dunbarton.
Jack Davis, Meyer’s Mill.
Wilkins Dortch, Thomas.
Joe Farley, Allendale.
Mannie Fitts, AUsndals.
Landric Floyd, Baldoc.
Prsntisa Ford. Snsliing
Henry Gadsden. I’lmar.
Lather GtUiard. Allendale
Wilhe Gantt. Allendale
Hsgaii Gama. ABendaW
Jacob Gama. Allendale
Jack Gama. Bhe
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Met lee »• hereby given that a pri
mary sleetlea ef the t> sms era tie party
will be held oa Tuesday. August f7th,
19It. and d second piimsry, if one be
necessary, will be held twa weeks af-
ter.
The following managers are hereby
appointed and the following polling
places named for both elections:
Allendale—W. T. Googe, C. O. All
and C. B. Fanner, Jr.; Clerks H. R.
Erwin; polling place, Town flail.
Baldock—W. . H. Montague, F. T.
Me Lin and A. B. Metz; Clerk, J. C.
Calhoun; polling place, Baldpek pa
vilion.
Barnwell—W. F. Holmes, Jas. H.
Lancaster and J. G. Moody, Sr; Clerk
R. L. Bronson; polling place, Court
House.
Bennett Springs—W. P. Bailey,
James Duncan and W. F. Bates; Clerk,
W. A. Meyer; polling place, School
House.
Blackville—L. F. Hair. Paul E. Al*
len and C. C. Stome; Clerk, Emmett
Matthews; polling place, Irubbs store,
formerly occupied by Hoffman.
Bull Pond—T. O. Lawton, Jr., H. G.
Bryan and H. C Flowers; Clerk, E.W.
Brunson; polling place. Democratic
Gub House.
Double Pond-J. P. Chitty, W. H.
1 Gilliam and Jacob Delk; Clerk, Aiken
Croft; poding place. School House.
Dunbarton—E. D. Dicks. B. F. Davis
and G. C. Fowks; Clerk, P. J. Hlers;
polling place, Wsathersbee’s start
building
Elko P. S Green. W H W«*ey
end R R Johnston; Clerk, f. P laa;
polling place. Green A Co 'e store
Fotrfnm—W Alloa Harter. A. J.
Williams and Bsa Knopf Clark. J. A.
Widsmaa. poJhag place, Maoon* IUA
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after preeitsd shall ap
than l feat «a the kasths
atom are preparing their
la which the
ballots.
Section A - The tickets shall be
printed on clear white paper in the
usual manner, but shall have a coupon
at the top perforated so aa to be easily
detached. On the coupon shall be
printed “Official Ballot.” “Club -«—.
Ward . No. The numbers
shall run seriatim for each club. There
shall be 50 per cent more ballots than
there are voters at each voting place.
Section 4. The managers shall be
responsible for all ballots furnished.
( When a voter presents himself he shall
.be given a ballot The manager in
charge of the poll lists shall enter the
number of the ballot next the name of
ifthe voter. The voter shall forthwith
i-etire alone to one of the booths, and
without undue delay prepare his bal
lot by scratching out the name of the
i candidate for whom he does not care
to vote. No voter shall remain in the
booth longer than 5 minutes. After
preparing his ballot, the voter shall
> present himself to the manager. His
ballot must be folded in such a way
that the number can be seen and the
1 coupon can be readily detached by the
I manager without in any way reveal
ing the printed portion of the ballot.
. If the voter is not challenged, and
| takes the prescribed osSh^jhe man
ager shall, tear off theWmipon, put it
on file, stomp the ballot, and the vot
er shall deposit his tickets* the box.
and shall Immediately leave the poll
ing place If a voter shall mar or de
face his ballet, be may obtain eae ad
ditional ballet
is rl
to the
r» ef the bo Hots the
m defaead. with the
eaapea attached The
charge ef the peR Mai shall
ef the ballet an bto
ns the defaced k
f ohal be gleea a
Sunlight Hosiery Mills
la ofTering employment to Lndias and Girls over If
years. * Steam Heat, Electric Fans, and Rest Room.
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Courteous treatment and every possible consideration
will be shown labor. Can also use a few men over the
Draft Age, and a few bright Boys under the draft age.
Write or come to see the
Sunlight Hosiery Mills
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
Get Your Liberty Bonds
Third Liberty
have paid far
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The divertors ef the Farmers Uatoa
Warehouse Company has added lure
more compartments to their bnck ware
house on the Coast Line Railway, and
are ready to rent them to any one
wishing to store cotton or any mer
chandise. Apply to
ROBERT E. WOODWARD,
HARRY D. CALHOUN,
W. J. LEMON,
• M. B. HAGOOD.
Directors..
Notice to Stockholders of Barnwell
Banking Company.
The Board of Directors of the Ban*
well Banking Company, of Barnwell,
3. C., having passed a resolution at
the annual meeting of the stockhold
ers held in the Barnwell Banking
Company, in Barnwell, S. C., on Au
gust 20th, 1918, to increase the capi
tal stock of said Bank from Twenty-
flve Thousand (125,000.00) Dollars,
This is to notify the stockholders of
the said Barnwell Banking Codipany,
of Barnwell, S. C., that a meeting of
the stockholders will be held in the
banking bouse of the Barnwell Bank
ing Company on Saturday, Septem
ber 14th, at 4 o'clock P. M . to consid-
or a resolution passed by the Board of
in rectors of the Ban •Ml
Camgaag to toneme the capital
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Gadtoe Teevy
TWsdeee TVamaa. Mack* dBe
Abcaham TUIry. Be Idee
Charlie Tract*. BaniwsB
Arthur Tretti. Duabartoa
Garrett Tati. EUeatoa
Frank Wade Martiae
Edwin Walker, Fairfax.
Hrnnmie L Walker. Ulmer.
Jesse Westhersbee, Williston.
Charlie Washington, Siy^pnnah, Gs.
Isadore Washington, Blackville.
Caulder White, Ulmer.
Ben Williams, Snelling.
Angus Williams, Kline.
McKinley Woods, Baldoc.
Peter Washington, Charleston.
BYRNES STANDS BY FARMERS.
Farmers’ National Congress, U.^S. A.
President and Legislative Agent,
J. H. Kimble, Port Deposit, Md.
August 16, 1918.
Mr. John R. Jordan,
Ridge Spring, S. C.
Dear Sir:
I have your letter asking jabout Con
gressman James F. Byrnes’ attitude
towards legislation urged by the
Farmers' National Congress, the
Farmers' Union, the National Grange,
and other farmers' organisations in
ef the farmers
ly mss voted for par-
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them at 4 •‘ciock a m . Fr«««dsd.
That to the fMtoe m Chartoetea ood
Citomtli the polio shell epso ot •
o’clock a m. and doss at C o'clock p
m The managers shall then proceed
publicly to count the votea After
tabulating tbs result, the managers 1
shell certify the same and forward the
ballot box containing the ballots, poll
list and all others papers, except the
cub roll, relating to such election, by
one of their number to the chairman of |
the county committee within 36 hours
after the close of the polls.
35. The county committees shall ,
assemble at their respective court
houses on the morning of the second j
day after the election on or before 12
o’clock noon to tabulate the returns
and declare the results of the primary
so far as the same relates to members
of the general assembly and county of
ficers, and shall forward immediately
to the chairman of the State commit
tee at Columbia, S. C., the result pf
the election in their respective coun-}
ties for United States senator, State
officers, congressmen and solicitors.
The State committee shall proceed to
canvass the vote and declare the re
sult.
36. The protests and contests for
county officers and members of the
general aasembly shall be filed within
two days after the day of the declara
tion by the county committee of the re
sult vf the election with the
of the county committee.
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9*40x4 petotog pAecee with** :* feel
•hilt polls ere epeo, other tfeme tom i
persoee horsiu psuetded fee
t’pee the deee el the |
•hell arceuet to I
the esecutjve cnmmKteo fee all be Beta
delivered te them, and make the fal
lowing return: (a) The number el
official ballots furnished te eerb poll
ing precinct. <b) The number of of
ficial ballots spoiled and returned by
voters, (c) The number of official bal
lots actually voted.
Copy of rules will be mailed to man
agers of each club with tickets.
Each executive committeeman is
hereby notified that he will be required
to furnish the managers of election
with two suitable boxes, one for tick
ets for candidates for State offices
and one for candidates for Congression
al and County offices. (Ordinary cigar
boxes will do.)
EDGAR A BROWN,'
County Chairman.
B. P. DAVIES,
Secretary.
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If You CAN, You Can
Help Win the War.
We have a supply of GLASS JARS and
PACKERS' TIN CANS far Canning
Gubs and others who expect to help oat
the food situation next winter by canning
vegetables this summer.
Farmers Union Merc&n-
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