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m Served for Twelve Years ject to the roles and regulations of the Democratic party. ‘T- H. P FULMER. ' Columbia, S. C., March 14, 1934. j I hereby acnoonce my candidacy for election to Congress frcm the Second Congressional Distil^, pledging my self to rbide V by the »rules of the Democratic party/ \. GARY PASCHAL. • North, S. €., June 1, 1934. I hereby announce my candidacy for eTf. tinn to Congress frcm- the Second i Congressional District, pledging my self to abide hy the rules of the Democratic pany. • - D. R. STURKIE. For County Treasurer. ureby announce myself as a can- idats for reelection to the office of Treasurer for Barnwell Ccunty, sub ject to the . rules and regulations* of the Demoera'.ic primary election. J. J. BELL. ' '"'"T ■' " : ' County Auditor. I hereby announce my seif a;, a can- didate fcr re-election to the office cf Auditor for Barnwell County, subject to the ruies and regulations of the Democratic primary election. W. H. MANNING. Judge of Probate. I hereby announce myse'f a 5 a can didate fcr re-election to the office of Probate Judge for Barnwell Ccunty, subject to the rule s and regulations of the Democratic prjmary election. JOHN K. SNELLING. County Superintendent of Education. 1 hyryhy my candidacy for the office .of ent cf Education, subject to the rules an<] regulations cf the Democratic primary election. HORACE J. CROUCH. For the House of Repreeentativea ) hereby announce myself a candi date for reelectioc to the House of Appointed County Auditor 'in the FmB of 1922; elected by large majori ty in 1926 and was without opposition for reelection in 1930 and again this ^ Manning in geMrnlly from Bnrnw.il Co»n- nn on. of the molt «ffi- **• " ,b * rt ,0 ,he nilM * ml year. Mr recognise^ cient aoditors in the- tote. He io also a former Mayor of Elko, serving in 1921-1922. > • BARNWELL ELECTS RIGHT MEN TO OFFICE AND RETAINS THEM tions of the Democratic primary elec tion. SOLOMON BLATT. Barnwell County, always recognix od as a leader in South Carolina, is again leading the way and as the re ad!-of o moat unusual political situa- taon can be termed “blessed Bam woO.” Which is to say that when it comes to local politics, “there ain’t no aich animal.V For the second time in as many years, the campaign opened in Barn well County with oil of the candidates for the major county offices unop posed for election and it is believed that such a record is unsurpassed in the political history of the State. Although a similar condition ex isted in 1932, both the sheriff and the coroner died before the first primary election, necessitating the reopening of the lists for those two offices and two candidates announced for sheriff while four qualified for coroner. The deaths of Sheriff Boncil H. Dyches and Coroner D. P. Lancaster within the short space of three days estab lished another political record, giving Barnwell County three sheriffs within as many days. Under the law in South Carolina, the corcner succeeds the sheriff should the latter die or resign. Following the death of Mr. Lancaster, who was too ill to knew that he had become sheriff. Governor Blackwood appointed the present sher iff, Capt. J. B. Morris, who had for merly served in this capacity and who was elected in tho elecften that followed. Another coincidence.in con nection with this bit of political his tory is the fact that Sheriff Dyches was a nephew of Corcner Lancaster. In this year of grace County Treas urer J.J. Bell, Auditor \V. H. Manning, Judge of Probate John K. Sne ling and Representatives Solomon Blatt and Winchester C. Smith. Jr., are al! run ning for reelection without opposition. Horace J. Crouch, who was defeated for reelecticn as county superintendent of education four years ago, is an as pirant without opposition for his for mer post, the present incumbent hav ing declined to offer for reeleetion. Evidently on the theory that “what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander,” the candidates for municipal offices in the city of Barn well are also without opposition this summer, and the same administration, with the exception of one alderman, will continue to direct the affairs of the town for the ensuing two years. The only change in the personnel of ihe dty council will when Herman 1. Matnrsky succeeds his ‘ brother, Hardeesi M. Mazur sky. The unop posed ticket as followa: For mayor—C. G. Fuller. For alderman—J. Buist Grubbs, W. J. Lemon, H. L. O’Bannon, J. E. Har- iman 1. Mazursky. For commissioner of public works —C. F. Molair. It might be pointed out in passing that Mr. Grubbs has also served the towns of Hilda, Blackville and Willis- tan aa aider man. ~ All of iwhich goes to show that when the right man is found for the right place down in this neck o’ the woods, the voters keep him in office, which is sufficient proof that the officeholders in Barnwell, town a no county, are dis charging their duties to the entire satisfaction of the “deer peepul.” I hereby announce myself s candi date fcr reelection to the House of Representatives from Barnwell Coun ty, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic primary elec tion. WINCHESTER C. SMITH. JR. a- !■ .I i :■ . ■—r,=;:=s .Magistrate for Bennett Spring* aad Four Mile Townships. —1 hereby announce myself a candr date for re-election to the office of Magistrate for Bennett Springs and Four Jtyle Townshps, subject to the rule s and regulaton* of the Demo cratic primary election. G. R. PEEPLES. Far Magistrate at Barnwell. I hereby announce myself as a can didate fcr re-election to the office of Magistrate at Barnwell, subject to the reles and regulations of the Demo crat ice primary election. G M. HOGG. Y.wn am] TV WorW Yawns With You J^OOK ht the baoy in this picture. You yawned didn’t you? Why? Simply because one good yawn de serves anotber. Or if you prefer to be psychological, it's a reflex ac tion. At .any rate, wrhen tfce baby in this picture made his debut on a car card in New York s crowded subways in behalf of a well- known 99.4-1 per cent pure soap, it was remarked in an equally well known newspaper column that everyone who looked at the baby- yawned. And if you don’t care to take the columnist's word for 4t, try it on your friends. ADVERTISE IN 4 The People- Sentinel. CANDIDATES’ CARDS. For Cougreoa. Orangeburg, June 22, 1934. I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to Congress from the Seccnd Cocgrescfonal District, tub- “MANNING’S THE MAN” V\ THE LOGICAL CHOICE OF THINKING VOTERS VOTE FOR v SUMTER COUNTY DIRT FARMER CANDIDATE FOR WYNDHAM MANNING of South Carolina FARMER WAR VETERAN LEGISLATOR POLITICAL * ECONOMIST * I i HIS PLATFORM Strict enforcement cl all laws. (a) Upholding verdicts of criminal juries and restriction of the pardoning power tf the governor. (bj Reform cf criminal procedure to insure swift and fair trials. 2. Fgiri»ii«»y mmA eronwmy in State and local gOf ernment*. (a) No new or substitute taxes. (b) Adequate maintenance of State institu tions and necessary agencies, but no ap preciable increase in appropriations. (c) Use surplus money from present tax levies to: (1) Pay the public debt., <2J Abcjish tty Statewide PTOperty leyy, (3) Reduce other burdensome taxes, es pecially on owner-occupied small farms and homes; adjustment of the present merchants’ floor tax on s fair basis. (d) Effect practicable consolidations and elim inations of bureaus and departments. 3. Promotion of cordiality and fairness as be tween Labor and Capital. Equitable workmen’s compensation act. <a n wont \V/ oUJjpvr* UI Uii tMi itriiv lat/vri w\firciiv of the State government. Constantly changing conditions, politically, economically and socially, call for a man in the governor’s office who has the Intelligence, the courage, the thorough knowledge of State affairs and the capacity for leadership necessary to as sure grasping the golden opportunities that now present themselves to South Carolina and making thg most of them. . WYNDHAM MANNING offers these qualifi cations to his people, sympathetic in his under standing of the problems of the people—all the people—and with the pledge that he will strive to give the State a practical, conscientious and cour ageous administration, “MANNING’S THE MAN” Paid for by Wyndham Manning MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES’ CARDS. Far Mayar. , I hereby announce myself a cand> date for re-election to the office of Mayor of Barnwell, subject to the rules and regulations of the Munici pal Democratic primary election. C. G. FULLER. For AMenaaa. I hereby announce myself a candi- I hereby ancunce myself a candi- date for re-election to the office of date for the office <f Magistrate at Alderman of Barnwell, subject to the BamweH, subject to the rules and rules and regulations of the Munici- regul&tiens of the Democartic primary pal Democratic primary election, election. J. B. GRUBBS. * our SAVANNAH Home Vn Johnson Square" •plus/ dmi have to W. P. SANDERS. „ -j . . .... ... I hereby announce myself a candr- For *.*»(««, .t Blarkvillt. d>u for ^ |K1ion th . cm „ 0 , I h *roby .nocunro mj «.f . c.nd, : ' Alderiniin of !ubjKt „ tbe rules and regulations of the Munici- date fcr the office of Magistrate at Blackville, subject to the rules and *""" "T 1 „ ', _ , . ’ . V - - pal Democratic primary election, regu.ations cf the Democratic primary election. W. S. GRUBBS. W. J. LEMON. For Magistrate at Hilda. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of moAe exemses token Staffing at ihi* MOTEL — £ You're 'There" Accommodations that Please and Satisfy-Service that Jitts €very Requirement- Location that Places f/ou - 'hear everything and Pates Jhat Anyone can Afford- j. a. wound ' wees. anddcw a. smith Man. I hereby announce myself as a can- Alderman of Barnwell, subject to the didate for re-election to the cffice of rules and regulations of the Munici- Magistrate at Hilda, subject to the rule s and regulations cf the Demo cratic primary election. W. K. BLACK. H. L. O’BANNON. I hereby announce myself a candi- date for re-election to the office of HOTEL SAVANNAH- SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. I hereby announce myself as a can- * lor "-election " i'trate at A1< ^ erman of Bwawell, subject to the didate ter the cffice of Magistrate Hilda, subject to the rule® and regula tions of the Democratic primary elec tion. N. A. HIERS. rules and regulations'of the Munici pal Democratic primary election. J. E. HARLEY, JR. I hereby announce myseif a candi- I hereby announce rr.yself a candi- d * ,e for *° th * tffic V of date for the cffice of Magistrate at Alderman of Barnyell, subject to the Hi.da, subject to the ruies and regula- rule! a " J regulafons of the Mumcr- tiens of the Democratic primary elec- P" 1 D * rnocra,ic *^ 0 ”' . tion. PAUL H. SANDERS. Magistrate for Red Oak Township. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Magistrate for regulations of the Municipal Demo- Red Oak Township, subject to the cratic primary election. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the cffice of Alderman of Barnwell, subject to the rules and rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primary election. WALTER B. FOWKE. HERMAN I. MAZURSKY. For Commissioner of Public Weeks. Magistrate, Great Cypress Township. * 1 I hereby announce myself a candl- I hereby announce myself as a can- didate for re-election to the office of didate for re-election to the office of Commissioner of Public Works of Magistrate for Great Cypres* Town- Barnwell, subject to the rules and ship, subject to the rules and regula- regulations of the Municipal Demo tions of the Democratic primary ! cratic primary election. J. W. SANDERS. \ G F. MOLAIR. • - 4