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J" 'J. J1 l!LLMg^m.> TlpC^mttg PIBLISUED EVKJftV THU.K$DAT AT KJ.VG^TKfcS., 5. C. C. W. WOLFE, EDITOR AND .1^K0PR1KT03, GEO. S? BARR, Associate) Kj>itok. TERMS. SUBSCRIPTION RATJLS : One copy, one year, - - - $1.00. One copy, six month*, - - .50. One copy, tlo.ee months, - .25. Subscriptions payable in advance. THURSDAY. JULY 24. 1902. | Remarked at Rome. | Looking over your paper from week to week, oue can see news notes from almost every section of the county, but nqne from Home. This should not be so, t ' [: and if vou will allow me space I will speak out for her. While we do not make much fuss, wp are '1 still in.tlie swim. Considering the long drought, f- crops look well. Our tobacco k; planters seem.to be in good spirits, as the weed presents a pretty appearance in the ii?ld and is curing J up bright, Mr. W, A. Rhodes, wjio, is the Jirst in our section to put any on the market, sold a load at L:ike City on Wednesday of last week , at ICtyc average,. Mr. J. Jj Snow, who, besides being a successful traveling sales man, is one of oup most progressive farmers, has the finest field of motion in this section. Mr. 8. II. Cooler of Dock visited lliends in this community last week. "Sam" is a young man of many fine qualities,,and,it is to he hoped that he vviil come again. On Friday evening, July IS, a large crowd of the youth and beauty of thjs and.adjoining communities assemble 1 in the grove at Mr. J. J. MulJrowjT and spent several hcursin social intercourse. It was an inspiring occasion and t^ven Dime Njiture seemyd to be robed in gala attire. Ju>t at twilight was h^afdiu the distance tiie rumble of approaching, vehicles, and erelong the lawn was peopled with., merry men and ; maidens. The pale queen of the night, whose mystic radiance has i ?- ?i 11 iieia so many u^aris 111 uiiiiu, shed her. gentle r(iys upon the festive scene, but no more en-, chanting were her smiles than those of the lovely.maidens who graced the occasion, with their presence. Due of the most pleasant features of Jhe.evening was the beautiful mpsic op. the harp, skilfully rendered by Miss Kate Gordon. 0( course this soft, sweet music awokd tender memories in some heartsapd caused pensive smiles to flit across expressive faces but these somber moments hb n D mt ft D w n? ^ (TEETHING Rcr. J. W? Btnr (V AiUaui Kothodiet Conference.' l*o packages of 'TKETHrNA *' We wondor how we hi MariseDtn>a~pacl:aeeei>ditce?eeta most opportone beeo ia bed condition for dare, and aothlng that wo ga' pdrfect relief and he haa had no farther trouble. Other haes a perfect I access. COLEMANWAGENI NucccMor to 1'. 363. KipgSt.,, Shelf Hardwa A?wt$Jirbuckeye Mowers, Bri OJFBICER& - GEORGE A., WAGEKEK, PKSid ^ I. O. EALti Sect" Hgrrttfondenoi Sntetf ?4<. 4 were soon forgot in the keen en' jeynr.ent ot the present. last, when the hands on the dial indicated a late hour, we made our . auieux to friends and {dn the stilly night" wended our way homeward. J'JHTER. I Greeleyville Glints. i tvvvvvvvvvvvvvvy^vvvvvvvv^ Dr. W. Bo>i vistted Columbia last week. Mrs. 1?. Fi Hair, who has. been visiiing relative? here, returned last week to her liome at Alcolu. S. Vv. Taylor has been visiting his sister, Mrs. M. D- DeL,orine, in Sumter. Mr. S. J, Taylor has recently built a blacksmith shop to be run in connection with his business. Mr. J. J. Gjahaqo, a prominent candidate for county supervisor, was here recently buying cattle. He was accompanied by Mr. S. B. Bryant. Rev. L. L Inabinet preached an interesting sermon to a large and attentive congregation at the Methodist church Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Colclough, who live near town, boarded the - M/init.iw fur Xnmlpr 11 am imr iuviiuu^ ivt v< Last Friday the second nines of Santee and Greeleyville played a match game of ball, which resulted in a victory for Santee by a score ot 9 to 7. Two of Greeleyville's first nine, Taylor and Hogan. played with Santee as pitcher and catcher. S. \V. Hogan and H. Hodge were the battery lor Greeleyville. Greeleyville and Santee will play again next Friday. Mr. JR. ii. Jeffords was in town Monday. Swamp Fox. wanted. Clerk to assist in *toro. Applicants must have good references and some experience. J. W. LOCKLIEAR, July 24,-2t Gourd ins, S. C. This sipmt jrf- is on ovi-rj* box of the jtDtiw Laxa::vt 2ra:no-Quinine t:.wcu tbo rtmrdv ?h*'. cam a cold iu <hm Haj Notice. The president-* of the various Democratic clubs in Williamsburg county will please muuI me the names of three (3) members of the respective clubs to act as managers of the Primary Election. Tile names should be sent in at once so that tney can be published in ! time for the primary. No votes will ! be c mnted for any candidates who do i n?t t\*iv assessments and tile their I ?"?. I"-.. ? . pledges 011 or oefore August 5. A. H. WILLIAMS, County Chairman. Executive Com. Meeting. Notice is herebv given that the Democratic County Executive Committee j will inert it: the c-uirt house :it Kingsi tree, S. C. on Wednesday, August 20, j 1902. ' ' A. H, WILLIAMS, "County ChairmanFinal Discharge.. Njotie* is hereby given that on MonJ day, July 28, 1902, I will apply to the Jyage of Probate of Williamsburg county tor a final di.scliaige a> administrator of the estate of Leila A. Rites. , J. O. HATES. ! $-30-02-41. Administrator. ugj&rm LUIOaI " POWDERS if mJI Black Srmisos, Ark rrttM:) "Bocioord flrd flftt ctnta tor whk-b pk-aM mill BM ara raised cbildran without It Tkeotbcr day a lady io Jflatime; oar baba *u la * aenoue condition | bis bowell bod ra did any good; tba second dose of "TESTHl.KA" SMmban of pm tialty bar* used it and emrj flail >|| 3R HARDWARE CO., j 1*. Poppe^ihci*. CHARLESTON, S, C. re a Specialty. intey Plows, Bfiver Gtiilled Plows. ?nt; OBOXGE Y. COLEMAN,. V>Cd PieeWeol; eury Dd Tm^r.,. I MEET THE WGH PRJCE OF ME Wow Farmer* Can Mate Money Old Cattk. The Best Food Right at Horn What makes the price of beet high? The price of anything la h either because the demand outstr the supply, or beoiu9e of some core nation of dealers to artificially re tbe price. But whether a price le naturally artMlctaHy high. the remedy la sunk-?greater production on an In pendent basis. Fortunately for o sumere of beef, and fortunately for southern farmer, there la no truet combination that can prevent a m lavlsb production of beef, if only way la pointed out The breed'.ng of cattle on a farm, least In an unsystematic manner, natural and almost spontaneous. 1 In the absence of seme systematic v to follow up the subject, and select proper animals, and care for th Ovrough the winter, and finally prep fhem to make fat tender beef, th is no proper beef production on farm. The farmer in the cotton reg is surrounded with all the dements moke beef raising successful. 1 CJhnote ta such that there la natu forage most of the year. It requi Just a little forethought to provide fbo few winter months. The ma rial?cheop material?Is always hand, cotton seed meal and cotton >< bulls. The meal and hulls are offe Just as you want them by tie South* Cotton OH oompany, of the Carolii and Georgia, and may be bought any of the local mills or from hei quarters at Columbia, S. C.. Atlar Go-. Savannah, Ga., or Charlol X. C. Mixed In the proper proporti this makes the moat nutritious and : oeptable feed that Is now available, to a feed, which by varying the prop ttona will answer equally well for uatainlng ration or for a fatten ration. It contains all the ingredie of nutrition, namely, fat. nitrogen t carbohydrates. The cotton seed m contains fat and nitrogen and the h contains carbohydrates. A gOOO SUMltfJWillft IDUUli in iiHiut of 24 pounds of hulls and 4 pounds meal per day, and a good fatten ration is 20 pounds of huHs and pounds of meal. These proportions both cases must be varied to suit dividual cases, according to the a ditioci and taste of the animal, fattening cattle, the ration should gin with more hulls and less meal s the proportion of meal gradually creased. A steer may be fattened z put in good condition for the mar on 400 pounds of cotton seed meal ? one ton of hulls. At average prk the cost of this feed tn the south States would be about $9.00. There le great profit in fatten beef for the market, even at ordini prkea. but at present the Indus should prove unusually attractive. 1 following estimate of'the profit tl can easily be made in this business taken from a book which has b< carefully prepared on this subj< "Cotton and Cotton Oil," by D. Tompkins. AVERAGE PROFIT IN FATTENL A STEER ON COTTON SEED PRODUCTS. Oost of steer, HlO lbs. at B l-2c..$2? Cost of hulls, 15,000 lbs at $4.00 per ton 1 Cost of metri, 400 lbs, at $20.00 f>er ton 1 Cost of attendance and sundries.. ( Total cost of fattened animal?$3i Sole of fattened steer, 1,300 lbs, at 8 1-So ? .... 4f Profit per steer $ ( The price quoted for the fattei steer, it will be noted. Is very low, o sldering present prices. Summer School Notic The summer School for Willis; burg county will open hereon Morxl July 28th. with Prof. A. B. Cooke Wofford College as Principal, and ] Jennings K. Owens, of Rook Gr.'n Schools, as assistant. Mr. Cooke v teach Wheeler's Graded Lessons, C< position and Literature. Mr. 0\v will teach Wentworth'8 Practical Ar; metic and Fry's Introductory Gc rachy. There will be no summer school t year tor tlie negroes. TheN will h negro school in Floience, conducted W. F. Holmes, August 0. and one Clarendon county July 16, r-onduc by W. T. Andrews. WILLIAM WJl'Ktt, Juiy 17 County Supt. Edncati Notice Following -are the assessments cided on for candidates entering race in the next primary election: Congressman $5.00. Senator $5 House of Representatitfes $&00. Ai tor $5.00, Treasurer 85.00, Snperinto ent of Education $5.00, County Suj visor $5.00, County Commissioner $1 Magistrate SI.00, Bqard of Con rol $. Supervisor of Registration 31.00. No votes will be counted for i candidate, wno does not file his pie and pay hi- assessment on or bef the first campaign meeting. A,U. WILLIAMS, 3t Chairman E$Cu|ltiV$ Committ A Card, There is an impression prova! that a copartnership exists between 1 H. Tntle and inysejf, known as Ti & Gourdin, 1 wish to state that ill is no such a copartnership and ue has such a one.existed. TllEO. K Gpri\l)I> Ileinemann. S. C. July 14.. 190JU. The aboye statement is correct, at. It. II. TUTLI | I The, prettiest picture thee; jean feast upon is. a baby, f framed, tip A , window, | We know some musical cril who will iusist on telling Gabi 'tha^he lacks % i? A CANDIDATE ; of ?. [Cards of candidates for county offices wiH be published in this column until the firs; primary j election for ?>: cards of candidates tor.CdhgrpM ' Igh ; j.-,. K?>r the second primary candidates' notices L ips will be published for half price To receive at- , ri ibl- tention all announcements must be paid Uir In pi tlse advance.) Jjj or i e* the FOIl THE STATE SENATE, deI hereby announce myself a camli the 1 date for re-election to the Senate, sabot* ' jeot to the rules of the Democratic ost j party. A. H. Williams. C'< the ; to I FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRA- m ? TION. ^ay ! 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the j re-ap(M?intinent as a member of the p, em j Board of Supervisors of Registration. ,j (for which nice 1 respectfully solicit si the the votes of the people. I will of t.j( ton course be governed hy the rules of the to Democratic primary, fhe G. K. Mitchlm. ral co re8 1 hereby announce myself a eanai- m for date for Supervisor of Registration, ej, te- subject to the rules of the Democratic tp primary election. e. F. I'kosser red I hereby announce myself a candi*H*n date for re-appointment to the ottice of ,,, iaa Supervisor of Registration, subject to rj( the rules of the Democratic primary otj (.lot-finn J.J. Eaddy. ita, v,v . 'te- I hereby announce myself a candi- at on- date for re-appointment to the office of C< ftS" Supervisor <>l Registration, subject to or. the rules governing the Democratic eJ . a primary election. J. Y.-McGill. ing Vi md FOR COUNTY SUIT. EDUCATION. [!' eal . IUU I am a candidate for re-election to f? the office of County Superintendent of I> up Education, promising courteous and *e of faithful service in the future as in the tli ,ns past and to abide the decision of the ? Democratic primary election. in_ William Uooro. " I hereby announce that I am a can- f? ^ didatc for County Superintendent of j{ m(l Education in the ensuing primary eicc- ui in- tion and that 1 will abide the result i| ina thereof. C. W. "Wolfe. it kct w*1 md (|| jJS FuR COUNTY TREASURER. cr The friends of R. R. Smith, having lns /onirtri^n. e in his abilitv and efficiency. ... try heieby announce him as a camiid.iie [ he f"r the office of county Trca-ure-, hat subject to the Democratic primary. II. i la will abide the result of the election and sen support the nominees of the party. al *} - ' in A- Having been providentially hindered ..Q from doing any canvassing two years \y ago and having received a very flattering vote. with about four-fifths of the i 00 votes at six precincts around tny home.l am encouraged to announce my candi- SV i 00 dacy for County Treasurer, subject to t' the rules of the Democratic primary. ; I Ifelected. my services for faithfulness lit I and courtesy shall be second to none, ( oo i either rendered or promised. \v. i). Owens, a., i 50 ! \\ ? i I am a candidate for re-election to J 50 the office of County Treasurer, pledg- : J ned ing my best efforts to give efficient " on" service in-the future and !>e accommodating in discharging the duties of the ?- office, a- I have endeavored to do in di the past. In my candidacy 1 shall he \\ >g governed by the rule- of the I)emo- m ' ? cratic party R. I). Roll ins. el fe tns- t| lay.. FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE. r0 \[r II. E. Eadoy, pledged to abide the :u je({ ] Democratic primary. . ?h j Tiie friends of IV. S Gkaysox an- ^ ,,n-! nounee hiui as a candidate for the ~ p,:s Legislature, subject to the rules of the ith- Democratic party, ogAt the solicitation of many friends liis I Jiave decided to become a candidate j4 (. a for the House of Representatives, sub- .\i 1,,. jeet to the rules of the Democratic j* in party. Thanking my friends for their yr\ ? J ? 1/ ted support in tlie past, i pieoge my sen, n elected, to faithfully strive to represent o, the whole people and to support and <:( on. defend' the doctrines and principles of cj ] the Democratic party as defined by our V( State and National conventions. ,4 \V. W. Kennedy. m With a deep sense of appreciation :U de- for t!>c support of my friends two a.r the j years ago, 1 hereby announce that 1 am fj( a candidate for re-election to the House ,v>1 .CO, I of Representatives, subject to the de- c;l tdi- I cision of tlie Democratic voters in the :i' ml- { approaching primary election. If 1 am Pr >er-I elected I shall endeavor to serve my aS .00, constituents with the >amo zca! and ju .Uo. fidelity in the future as in the past. T. B. Uoi Koix. ? \nr\ Yielding to the earnest solicitation v ' ?* ?ny fronds I announce myself as a candidate lor the House of Representatives from Williamsburg county and ,1(j pledge myself to abide by the rules of J., the Democratic party. ? J. H. Hutson. '6 I hereby announce myself a canui-1 mj date for the House of Representatives, entland pledge myself to abide by the tr i R. j results uf the Democratic primary Ik iltle' P. .S, Wall. ea lere | Ji verj ; FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. ** r i At the solicitation of his many 'friends we. announce J. Cleveland t.g | McElvkkn a candidate for County Commissioner, subject U? the rules of j, i? tlip Democratic primary election.. ? Tile many friends of Samit.i. J. Sinolktaky respectfully announce,him a t candidate for County Commissioner, ace-subject to,the rules of the Democratic i primary election, Votkk*. as . 1 hereby announce mv self a candi- cc dCi<date for the office of County Commit- tc riel sloner, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary election. I P, Dt Cocan?U)t. * IS CARDS. X I hereby announce myself a candi-*ite for- re election to - the office of. Hint wr nhinriit^>inriov ciiKiAi>r t /? tlu. lies of)the Democratic party. If re- \ reied I< shall endeavor tu keep theHce np to a, high standard of, Heiency. 11. D. Blakei.ey. FOR SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce mvaelf a candi ite for re-election to the oiEee of" >unty Snpc-visor, and pledge myself abide i?y the result of tlie Demo-atic primary and tu support tin iminees thereof. R. B. Chandler. Subject to t1 c rules of the Democratic imary election, we hereby announce.. J. Graham a candidate for Count}. 1 per visor at the ensuing. primarycction. Voters. I lmreby announce my candidacy "or e otHce of County Supervisor at the ining primary election. 1 pledge yself to abide hr the result of said, eetion and to support the nominees, er.-of. N. M. Venters. Having served trie peopleof fVilliarnslrg county two years a< County Com- lecintior u t.rl f/utl ii\r* v* r% r nvrvA i.-v?iwugi , a'iu uii.b iu?i enee acquired during my term of lice qualifies tne to render efficient rviee in a higher capacity, I hereby inounce myself a candidate for >unty Supervisor, pledging myself t??. )ide by the decision of the primary, ection. A. M. Co>k, The many friends of Mr. (\ E.. HEELER. appreciating his many gh qualification* for the office, ;rcl?y announce him as a candidate r County supervisor at the ensuing emocratfc primaries, pledging tliern-. Ives that Le will abide by the result lereof FOR AUDITOR. I hereby announce my candidacy* r Auditor of Williamsburg County, aving been appointed to till out the icxpired term of the lamented II. Z anna, which gave tne the op|x>rrtin y of acquainting myself with ih>* t,rk of said office, I f''e! eoniidciit f being aide t" till the position with edit to mvsdlf and to the satisfaction the tax payers of the county, iebging them my best efforts in the rure and to abide by the result, of the emoeratic primary. J. D. Daxikl. Having faith in the integrity and lility of the Hon. J. Davis Carter, we / .. _ i .. . J! J r tcdv announce mm a canniuaie iur editor, subject to tl.e action of the emocratic primary. .Many Friends. Wedging myself to a! i !o by the reIt of the Democratic p-inwiy elecon. I hereby announce mv caiidiaaey r the appointment of A lit ii tor of Wiiitnsburg county. H. 0. AssrNS. 1 herebv announce myself a candiite for appointment as Auditor of illintusburg County, subject to the icisiou and rules of tL- Democratic imary election. J. "WBSL3Y COOK. I hereby announce that I am a caudate for appointment *?.* Auditor of illiamsbug county. Having had a nuhcr of years' experience in thf? erical work of the court house, I el myself fully tptalifi' to perform i? duties of the said ot'.S.-c. i will, of urse, enter the race as a Democrat id abide by the constitution and all e rules of tfic partv. J. J. 1$. Montgomery. Registration Notice. The office of the Super', isors of filtration will bo opened on the first ondav in every month for the purine of the registering of any person ho is (jualilied as fo!low> Who shall have l*?en a resident of y e Mate for two years, and of the * unity one year, and ef he polling {irenet in which the elector oilers to ite four months before the day of ection, and shall . are paid, six ontlis before, any poll tax the:i due id payable, and who "an both rc^l id write any m-ction of the con^titu>n of 18i>5 submitted t<? him by the ipervisors of Registration, or who n show that he owns, and has paid 1 taxes collectable on, during the esent year, pr<>i>err> in this State sesscd at tnree Jiunnrva umiur> ur ore. J. J. EAl)l)Y, Clerk of Hoard. Tax Land Sale. By virtue ofexecutions to me direetI 1 have levied tip. :t ::*v1 will sell for sit for taxes on the tir-?r Monday in ugust next, before the (V;it House or in King-itree. thv following Jeribed lands to-wit: N'o. 1. 1 lot in Kingsl!" l>elon^in<r i the estate of Pi.illis Blakeley and >u ruled as fi?Jlo*.vs: NT< rt!i by ?rroet, st by W. K. Funk, south by Vauder )hnson, west by street. No 2. 1 lot In the towu of Kings tree 'longing to estate of Elvira Jones and >umled north by T. M. Giliaml, west * McFnrland, south by Beckev Epps, ist by street. (J. J. UK AH AM. Sheriff Witlidmsburg County, ily 17,.'02. filial. Discharge.. Notice is hereby given that on Mon-. Ijr, July 23. 1902,.we wili apply to the . idge of Private .of Williamsburg, mity for a flpal discharge as execu-. ? of the estate of J. P, (ramble. 8. W. GAMBLE, J, P. GAMBLE, E^ecutof^,.