The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, June 13, 1878, Image 4
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HiApqt'i 8tjot DbL
Ooujmbia, 8. OL, Maj
£ ooqtmUoq of tbo DetUbcmlcpAT*
of South Carolioa will
w of Km
q» hold In OolonbU on Thar^Uy, tbo
Utiojoi! Atthut oett,' At If o'clock
to nomiaaS' candWAUA for State
■ A platforp of princlplee.
auoh othei aa
DAJ be brought
In AoeofdAao^ wttb tne
‘ * by tbo August ooo<
iwl, tbo etAts ooDTeutlon
^posd of dolegAtes from i
tksDomc
tloh of
beooin*
•d of dolefAtas from encE oouoty to
bumerionl proportloo to which tbAt
r fi eotltled In both brnoobes of
A—imbly.AS follows: Ab-
Ctqpter, 4 jf Chesterfield, 8; Clor*
8; Colleton* 4; DArllngton. 5;
6; Fslrfjeld, 4; Oeorgetowo,
8 ; QrOMfUle, ^sibptoo, 4; Horry,
fij iorshnw, 4; Lao fussier, 8 ; Lau-
rsns, 4: Lexington 8: Marlon, ff j Marl
boro. 8; Newberry, 4; Oconee, 8; Or-
angeburg, 6 ; Pickens, 8; fUchjAod, 8 (
$pAttanburg, 6: Sumter, 5; Union, 4;
WllHamsburg, 4; York, 8. Total, 166
delegates.
The delegates will be required, In so*
eofdance with |ikage, to pt^eut toe*
i the oentrsl organisation
K.
deotlals from
of thetf respeotlTe cotin tied.
It is also reor amended that the
county coT.eec^'^a elect delegatee in
tjan same ratio as abote dbaignated to
1 Oongr^eional oontentlons at the
name time and place* for the nomlni
i f<
organisation.’'
m. At least fire days before the
primary election, thfe County ChsSriuan
shall notify the Democratic dabs of the
who Hare thus qualified them*
salres for the position of candidate, and
.for any oihbrptoaonOtpencils
ahaU not bs counted.
IY: On (he day fixed for the primary
election, each local elub aball bold an
election for candidates of the Democratic
party, and report the result in writing
over th4 signatures of the lUanagtra to
tbs County Chairman. At thia election
n6We»b& merfabere of the local clubs
shall rote, and each member, before be*
fng allowed to vote, shall take the fbi-
lowidg pledge 1 “I Solemnly affirm that
I am a duly enrolfed focrober of thia
Democratic elub; that I hare hot voted
at thia election, and that I will ttbieffe by
and sustain all nominations made by
the Democratic party, whether for Fed*
eral, State or county officers.’'
V. Upon the following day, the
bounty Chairman and at least two mem
bers of the County Execatire Committee
shall assemble at the county seat, and
figgregdte tKe votes reported, and before
sundown declare the candidates selected
VI. No one Sbkll be declared the nom
inee of the party unless he shall have re
ceived a majori'y of fill thfe totes cast in
the primary eleetion.
VII- Should no ckndidatfe for fay
of Oou -eaaional candidates for
sir ro«p<- etlreCobgressloual districts
. The mode fad tnanher of hbooslng
dslsgates to tbs State hod Congres-
itousl oocrehtlqns shall be regulated
in saoh county by the reepohtite ooun
iy oonrsoti ids.
3.L. Kraufai, ohatrtiiad.
Jamas A. Hoyt, Secretary.
particular office rsceire a majority of the
rotes east, the County Chairman
Clrcvlafr If*. 1*
Oo
■}
Dm. Cotnrrr C
BlACiyit T K, May lOtb, 11. „ ,
L At tbs oonreutloo bold at Barn-
^rsll Ccortbou bn the 8th lust, It was
tssolred tb»v : it be submitted to the
'fate of th * ietnoerdey ihrough the
dubs to decide whether Dominations
for the party shall be made by bonren-
tkm or priniary elections,” and ‘‘that
Ihe result of tiiii canvaM by the se^*
»abore resolution,
toal clubs, undef the i
bale
i forwarded to thh bounty chairfhan
is toon is may be practlbhble, fad
that In the e^ent oi the duos seleotlog
the primary election system that the
bounty exeoutire committed be hhafg-
4d with afranglug hlldtna defaus of
Meotfon and submti the same to the
next oonreotlon for oonfirmatloo. It
was also rasolred that tbo oanrass of
the system be determined on or before
theflretflfaturdAy in Jdfie;
I. fhn oanrase will be to determine
thfc male queatloB, and Its reault made
knotrn to the county chairman, setting
forth £he number of rotee oast on each
en will also In-
Aemselves full
acceptable to
fully as to the details
their respective
dubs, and bb rehdy to make an aoou-
uthereof
rate statement thereof When balled Into
SKSontlri oomfo'lttee;
4i Club chairmen will fspoft ai bhbe
sfflees, i
thef^, iafnea, poStoffloes, number of
asembemand the number of members
in snob of their affiliated dubs. This
report will also be made immediately
,* ahd the
bounty chairman would suggest the
Friday or Saturday before the first
Sunday of each month (or regular
fiseetlDgs.
6. A full Registration of all roters
Will be nebessary during the capTaai,
fad cjfib bhalflnen will report whether
Wie^bafa bopiee of the register of
holered Totebs, used duilug the last
Campaign after oollebtlng the copies
fhat were In use.
A Mr. John tt Bellthger has been
appointed Corresponding Secretary.
Official communications will he ad-
dr steed io this place.
7. Club ohairmop will extend this
Circular to their affiliated dubs.
0. B. Laetiodk,
County Chairman.
Jxo. B. Bxfiixoim, Cor. Seo’y.
Clrcutrir
cast, the County Chairman shall
so declare, and order s second election
to complete the nominations in sufficient
time before the general election:
* The Executive Committee desire that
a faceting of Cbuhty Chairmen shall be
held as Soon as reorganization takes
piece in all the counties. The Instruc
tions given in Circular No 1, dated Feb.
12ttt, have Hot been cbfhplied with id
those counties already reorganised, as do
repoH hds yet been made to the Secre
tary as requeued. Ybttt attention is
called to the last paragraph of said circu
lar, as follows t When the County
Conventions have elected officers, the
new County Chairman will at onbe re.
port to the Secretary of the State Exec
utive Committee, giving the names and
post office address of the officers chosed,
togethef With the names and post offices
of the Presidents of the local clubs, and
the xmmber and membership of the SeVi
fetal fclubs.”
iotfit D. kxxvxDT, Chairman.
Jambs A Hotr, Secretary.
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tetina
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The State Democratic Executive Com*
&Utee, tmprc’sfeij with the importance
of the systeui of $rtaA$ Elections its
ibe Lest and fkireat method for selesttng
candidates to be voted for id ekeh bounty,
abd as tooffisg to unify and harmonise
Aparty throughout the State; recom
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•ouduoting the same.
1. Aspirant for the petition of can*
didates should bq faoounoed inffividd*
Ifade deemed proper by
&emseires or ’ .cir friends, but should
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in order to bring Ths Pboplk within
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Winnsboro, Ridgeway, Doko;CoIumbia,
LeXlngtoo, Bateeburg, Ridge Spring,
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A. Pope, Oen’l F. and P. Agent
EDISTO LANDS FOR SALE.
One thousand six hundred aefes firinie
cotton and prevision lands on Edisto
River and Yatrow Branch, four milefl
nortiv of Willistoji; for Bale.
Qn tills tract there Is a good mill seat
With a substantial dam, an ample and
Unfailing water power. There is no bet
ter location in the county fora Merchant
Mill or Cotton Manufactory. Titles
’good and the price at which it will be
sold is far below its actual value.
For flirthjsr information apply to
jan3-tf
HN HOLMES,
Williston, S. C.
O e. JOROAN,
ATTboiiiffKY
AIKEN, S. C.
AX JUAlW.
Will practice in all of t!le
this ^talei
oc
CotftHs of
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Mli)WAf, SOUtH CARbLINA.
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BARNWELL, S.
sep6-ly
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2ST OT A.R Y PtfAHalO
G. E* STEADMAN,
BLACKTXLLl, f, c|
»prl8->»3
AHOWSTA, GEORGIA
_ . _ ^ • ; . » * t
Odr Stock of Spring sud Summer Dry Goods is now complete, and ti the largest
and best assorted in the South. - ~ . , > ; * : r
Otfr Mourning Department oontimfi everything from the lowest price tti the
finest goods imported.
Our Black, Colored, fad Fancy Sftk Stoti is Universally acknowledged to be
he finest in the market, s glknoe at its oooteiita will convince the most skeptical.
All the latest Novelties in Colored Dress Goods--“Chferfflle Jardiniere,:' “tte#*
“ Victoria Suiting^, Bonrettes
ilfe Cypris?’“Beige Sylphide,” "Hornby*
signs and effects in Neckwear to be found nowhere else. , . , ,
The hamlaomeet Scarf Laces fad Embroideries ever offered to the people of
l
;fa.
Georgia or Carolina, - • .
Everything pretty and desirable in Parasdls, and itt Fancy Goods genferkllf
A Splendid Stock of Linens of every descriptioii Towels. Napkins sod Doilii
Embroidered Piano Covers.
A full line of Cassimeres, Cottonades, Homespun and everything needed by
Country Stores and Planters.
i'f ., . . . .
very lowest jftlce—in fttl so low m to aatonuh even buyers themselves.
Orders filled
apf4-3m
promptly and carefully.
James A, Cray & Co.
J. P. Browne, Agent,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
Cbrner of King add Liberty Streets, Charleston, South Carolina.
New
drden solicited for the above goods, and prices guaranteed with Baltimore/
York or Boston. apl8-6m
DAY, TaNNAHILL & Co
y-
^ wholesale dealers nc
Carflagefi, Wagons, Coach Materials, Hatties*, Leather/
SHOE FINDINGS, BELTING.
-s ■
m
V
r. W. WAOEMKB.
O. A. WAOEMKB.
Co
F# Wo Wagener &
Wholesale GroceiS,
efiften fAeveas abb uav®si esatm,
163 & 165 Bay find 284 Queen Street, Charleston, South Carolina;
Sole agent fW Soiith Carolina for Old CfoW Whisky
apl8-9to
jsni7-6m
—BUY YOttiU- 1
' i " - * , «
iDodrs, Sash and Blitids
-as-FROM ONLY—
d&Hlinia n’s Manitf aCtofy
: -^in—
CHAKLfesTbN, Sott ti CA|tOLINA.
Geo S. Hacker & Sons,
Charleston, South Caroltna.
HART & CO.
Agricultural Implements,
Thfe Attention of the public is called to our large and complete assortment of goodi
In all the above bntocliesi which we are offering very low to suit the ti™—.
for our prices;
Carriages, Buggies * Itoctatrifys, One-Horse Wagons, Three- sod Four Horse
Wagons, Baggies UtobrellftS, Children's Carriages—dll prices, Combs and Clip
pers, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Fine Trunks, Buck Bands, Bits, Harness of all des*
criptions, Collars, Homes, Traces, Satchels, Ha ton Strings, Horse Brushed;
Beddee Ac.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, French fad Aulerlefa Calf and Kip Skint/
Linings* Pegs, Lasts, Boot Trees, Crimps, CratopS* Todla and Findings of all '
kinds. Leather and Guto Belting—2 to 14 inches, SoapstotHis, Hemp sod Guni
Packing. •
-- The Famous Jackson Patent Truss Bod Plantation Wagon—wide or narro#
Tlfes, and the reliable Sweetwater Wagon— 15 8 Axle, all at bottom priees.; '
Day, Tannahill <& Co.
mar28»ly -- AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
Augusta Hotel, ^
CoTtter ol* Bfo&d and TV r asliiiifvtoxi Streets
AIMVSVA, fiBOfiHIA,
ttas been Thoroui
ghly Renovated, Remodeled and Newly Furnished
fi^^Tne Office oT the Hotel trill be open during the night, and guestsi
trill be received, or called at any hour.
RAifes of Board, $-2M
W M MOORE Prop’r-
4
pBfi day.
novl 6th
Terriberry A Brickie^
Manufacturers of
ten ■
No. 1 Up ring,
“ 2 GREKNVILLE SWEEP,
•« 3 PUjW CLEVICE.
“ 4 rAtesville SWEEP,
5 PLOW CLEVICE,
C ORANGEBURG SWEEP,
7 HEEL BOLT,
<4
No. 8 GRASS ROD.
“ 9 SOLID SWEEP,
“ 10 SHOVEL PLOW BLADE,,
“ U BULL TONGUE.
“ 12 DI’M’D PT BULL TONG’S,
“ 13 CA^T-IR’N TURN SHOV’L,
“ 14 STEEL TURN SHOVEL.
AbiJtjilxAtiiiHi i*Lbw htoc.2L
Charleston, IS. C.
aprl8o6to
J. H PARKER & CO.
Factors and Cominissioh McrchantSi
cottun And naval stores,
Accommodation Wharf slid Vender Range, Charleston, Stitlth Carolina.
Liberal Advances made oh Consignments.
janl7-ly
Otto F. Wieter§,
r WHOLES ALE OBOCERi
-AND DEAiifeB lif-
iSfiAitS, UfiSSRS AW9 Y9SA884;
Agent for the celebrated
MonarohJ fWlriskay,
Also, I. T; ft J. G. Frost ft Co/l sfelf-ritisfog flour, fad Thorh Brothers Cele
brated Butter Crackera.
Nos. 106, 110, llfi fad 181, £ktt Bay, Chuiksten; S. C.
-r jaalTwfim. — ... . , . M
WULBERN & PIEPER,
I
WHOliBSALB OROCBK8
-ISD DEALEBS OP-V .
f’rovieions. Liquors, Tbbacoo, eta
Tef .nd 169 East -teyi
bHARLiBSTOZ^
movTi*
boot*, Sash, fiiifldS, MoWdings, finckets, fitc., at Charleslon Pricefl:
Contracta for House Building made on favorable terms ahd all work guar
anteed. We will either furnish all material and put up housta or sell partied
the lumber and mouldings as they prbfer. Will take Jobe io any part of Barn
well, Cojletob, Orangeburor or Aiken cop/'tiep.
TFRRIBfBRY ft fetUCKLli. Bambenr. B. O.
Add
reaa
novS 6nd
Million Brown’s Motto t
Quick Sales and Small Profits!
—ifi He
t aih offering Ihe largest stock df
Dry Goods, Boots,
8hoes 9 Groceries
S3
and Clothing
Ever bffefed ih thU bounty, at rbal break down prices, that must certainly aU-^
tract in endless and adtoiriog throng of customers.
Cotae knd examine my stock before purchasing *i4ewhete, as I boldly proclaini
the flict that competition with me is absolute ruin to any other merchant in the State:
Highest pricks jhiid for cbttbu; fad liberal adVatlckA made dn all faipmenti;
SIMON BROWN.
nugab-tf feLAciyjtufi, a a
*
Retreat,
102 MAltkEt Si, kEAR KING, dHAlttkaToN, 8. 0. X
Aihsi liquoks And eiOAns) "ttl
Lunch iTrom Eleven id O’clock.
Oystert Serted ih Every Style;
tail ahd afee inei
rniTi AirheaL
13o Not Buy Yo^r
Boys^
M
r ■
Until you go to
ChaTloston* B. C.,
Where you can save 25 per cent by purohadng from
Matthiesseii & Doolittle^
witek
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