Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* r SIXTY SIXTH YEAR ESTABLISHED 1852 SIXTY SIXTH YEAR 'X; MEN ARE HARD AT WORK . AT OFFICERS T|tAINIB& CAMP * ___ • ' *r - • • - ' * Applicants for Commissions are Being Pol trough a S renoijs Course of lOTetrsfVe •Mis******^ » 4 • ^ • * Training. , Determined Workers. ecial to The Sentinel: - Jfficers Trabiing Camp, Ft. Ogle- X-orfv, (ia.—ThV x second week of in- ? ruction in the o Aiders training camp i-.s been eompieted ant| the varioi.s . 7 mpaflios do not present such an hwk- sri appearance on drills as at first, The enthusiastic desire - to learn, which. V ' ' , . .. . . aoutot to pervade 'th^'entire camp, is ' • .v mderful .to witness and ha3 worked marvelous reluks. '■ ^ r’hr |. r?ohn'el o'r the. camp’Tsfar. ar.ove the average 2500 men you would ;:id. The men are largely college ‘ gradualosr'and a finer, more Tgenteel ■i : of fellows it would be hard to find. >ue cannot but be Impressed with — : t. e earnestness of purpo?eWith which s 1 of the memben of the eampTiave i t about to master as much as possible ms art of warfare in tbp three months 5 L «tU»d. It is not unusual to see a • diene piofesbr drilling in ranks along - Je a recent graduate who was former- .y instructed by him. Tim young col- geatudent and business man of thirty *.i forty yFats rub-shoulders in rank* th undergoing the same train ing and i'jth doing his b«*?t -*iy e/eel. Tlt-e . amp is really a great mvltp.g pot into . -a lich th* men-w»Te put. as Hr STORM DEATH TOIL IN THE SOUTH 160 V- f AN ACT Revised Reports From Sectloos Swept by (\ Tornadoes Show Orest Properly losi. V - - * J ’ ■ • Latest Report! Increase Casualties Revised reports from the sectioned Kentucky, Tennessee, Aakansa- and Alabama swept by a scries of tornadoes Sunday place ti^e mumU-r known to have lost their lives at FIG and the in-i jured at approximately N 550. • . \ r J ' r . • ) . Southwestern Kentucky., re|»orts so far received indicate, paid the heaviest toll in/divea lost. In Fulton County, the southwestern tip of that State, sixty-si - ! persons were killed and more ’ ' ... ,.«.• > ’ .... >S 's In Alabama—the mining town* of Sayre Bardford and Carbon Hill report ed furty-six fatalities, und in Tennessee Tipton. Dyers and Carrolt counties reported thirty-four dead. The property loss in. Alabama was estimated at about $1,000,00. No ac curate estimate of the monetary loss the other State* is available, wire communicatipn still being badly crip- The town'of Clinton, where twenty- five persons T*e*« killed and seventy- five injured, repotted the greatest lo*s ©f fife in Kentucky. Sixteen . were killed on the plantation of Syd L. I v iidd. near Hickman, and-thirteen p e r • NEGRO SAM HAY TAKEN TO COLUMBIA FOR SAFE KEEPING ; . '. • Ni-gro Placed' fn I'eniieolUry by . y 1 * ^ f T^hfptj of Hsmp'on Lffua v. Fuught Sheriff A'Bill Presented to the Last Legislature by Hon. Jas; E. ' ' "j ' - - . / . 9 Davis and Approved. It Will Be Voted On By the People of Barnwell County Next August The loUotf ing i? a correct copy of the Act passed by {he lart General A.^segrbly vjdjnj for a County^pourt, for Barnwell County. . This Bill was engineered by Hon. Jas. E. Davis, and ably supported by him. 'Fhe Act f»ro- vide? for a County Court -to be held each month .ahd to clear the docket each time, This willhf-of 4he great est importance aiid interest to the tax payers as their mqney goes to sup port it. it^riTI. be cue of the b«?s*t tax reducers that has ever passed theStaJe Legislature., ———■..•*. : i AN ACT. i. Jnrr as* - on as ur drisXand dr.?? the A- -.eeffsarilv must be inV^liirge tuid^of ^ eir like thi'—cotm*» to tile/ fop it is KUp*ul--uf. '14+c—teet—to^whiidFftU- ::.'ist submit, the standard by v\hieh a'l ist-be-Tncagured is. efficiency. " Ju't soon as it is found Out that fl man fs mtit physically or mentally or that he .? not allow ing the- proper interest in .. s work lie is gent back home. There ..ave been vi ry'few^t6 leave io far. ■ It will probably interest the readers /; The Sentinel to know Something about how we are living and what we are doing. The 2,f>00 men are divided into iifteen impanies with regular army officer*? arfl^offieers. of the reserve corps as- » gned as instructors. The companies are comfortably quartered iff barracks, averaging about fifty men to the build ing— there are more than ldO in the company to which I am assigned. Each man is supplied with a,cot, mat tress, two blanket*, sheets, pillow etc, The 'mess hall il tbostOflS hand red yards in front of each e tin pa ny street. ^ The fare has been fplend.id, the only thing missed l>y the >outh Carolina -utingent is rice and hominy. \ The only rice we have b*en has been in the son? lo?t tlieir lives in the vicinity-of Bondurant, , _ .Of* the known dead i1i Alatiamft. - I-— -—• • - - wTYVre the storm struck widelyseparat- ed .towns, the area extending/from Huntsville^to Tuscaloosa, the majority lost their lives in small mining settle ment? abtnH Birmingham. Bardford. cme of the. mining camp?, reported twepty six dead In Misssssippi County, Arkansas, ten were kij Dyer CJtxnty s'uflered the largest loss of life in Tennessee.- Near Dyers- burg seven were killeil and forty injur ed. Other Tennessee towns reporting casuaU^es were Cates Lake. Trelevant Ore Springs? Sharon, Cinden 'and BukeTioytiL \ To establish a County Cpurt* in the ^(iuuty of Bkrnwe-11 and to dtliuC the jurisdiction and pTiwers of said Coprt and to provide for the conduct of" the hu?itii'?? thereof, and t*> provide lor the number Magistrattts in said county and tlx 'their j irisdictioiKi Section- 1. Be It eSgicled bv the. General A-sembly ot'>he State.of Soutli ■ Carolina:- That a special election as provided by taw be; ailt fh^ 'efiiTfe fore six o’clock iii the afternoon of the Wednesday preceding the first day of the next enguiiig term Oi th^ jSaid County Court, and the Clerk shall forthwith enter tli£ cases upon tin* ap propriate calendar. VNhl e Man. Sam Hay. a tiegro about hi.year?old, way carried f > jl.e state penitentiary Sunday night for safe, keeping by Sheriff ^,ighf?ey of llam^tnp , citmnty. Sunday.the negro had Kjtf'altercation wiiii iidenfleld, a white man The negro str.Uck the white man in the face, breaking hi? spectacles. Con siderable feeling ha? h-*en-prevalent in the community.recently against negroes and themegro was carritd toOoiuihbia m ’ precatition Sim day - nigtrtf, - aftey SPLENDID SESSION HELD BY BANKERS OF CROUP 2 V.f/Pi. ' . 1 Htmbrrs From £tskt Coonties in Attcmfsace: * Afkv*. Edgefield. Saluds, Barnwvlh Bsm.- ber|, Hsmptoo, Jasper, aod Braofort 'What was prohahiy tfifl^moat'isuccess- fulnievting ever held by Groups 2^ South Carolina Bankers’ Association, was held here la«t thursday, beginning atll.y>a’ "“ m. AbouP* sixty, bankers, representing \ikeu, Edgeiield^-Saluda, Barnwell, Bamberg, Hampton. Jaspwr^and Beau- 'orteonti.es, were in attendance. The meeting was - all to,order by Mr.. C. F. Rizer. chairman ; invocation by the Jiey. F.. -I,. Beeler, of Barnwell. - *Fbr -add yvelco m e witir nrgitei threats had been made against hi? lif^layor J. Emile Harley^ of Barnwell, Several hours'were (fbnsumed, in chas ing the negro. He was captured seven Section i.. \\ here a jury is required | niib-a from the scene of the troufile. by law in the trial of cases, civil or criminal, in said Court,said jury shall consist of Six persons, In all civil actions eitherparty may demand jury trial in all cases in which a trial by jury is granted] Geraiaas Shoot Two Womeo tor Smuigliaf SIMILAR TO CAYELL CASE IS hereby, directed lojie held in and fur the-County of Barnwell dlH11e fourth Tuesday in August next, and tlul Sup- UorviEn'r Of said county is herefiy directed to submit to’the qualified electors of said county at such election the ques tion of the establishment or a County Court for Barnwell County, and at the said election the question id establish ing said County Court shall be sub mitted to said electors in the follow ing form* ‘'Shall a County Court be established for the county of Barnwell?” And .upon'this question the electors shall vote • Vea^.jQj “Xn.iB—Rroyided of yght under the Constitution and laws of this- State,_but5uch demand must be made on or before the first day of the term, or upon the call of the calendar on tlie first day of tlie term, and the'failure to make such demand shall be a waiver of said' right of trial by jury. In all criminal cates.within the jurisdiction of ftaid.Court, the,* ac cused may waive in writing his right.to presentment by a grand jury. A :d upon being arraignmlOf calf-1 upon to plead, shall be iri'fWrnved by the Court of his right to trial by jury, and in the event TTe-s.waives his said rights, suclv BYRNES HARD FOR NITRATE AMENDMENT rm of pudding. TT^ -fiftveir t-tt med tatW y- -aft-er re-ti-tire—a minute drill in .. physical exercise is h-dij. \t six .o’clijck tlie mess cal - yods, i.n the 'mean time all cuts haw te en ma.f?4U- and the barracks cleai ed t r inspeefivti which occurs waiver shall be entered upon tlie uninutes uf the Court and tlie accused Shall b; tried by the court without ^a j 'try,. The judge oi said Court may receive "a* plea of guilty and pass judg ment and sentence in term time pr in vacation. \ • ‘ - - - ‘ - Section s. That in all case? add spectid proceeding? within the jurisdic tion of the County Court an4 pendiug therein the Judge of the County Court shall have the sanu^ jurisdiction both iu open Court and at ohambers, ai is possessed by Circuit Judges over cases \ V will e- the men are eating. At -even o’cloek the g. mpaiii.es are form* *1 for drill and. a so tnslruc-Ud ti-nl'l fl on. Dii.ner is ---rved at 12.bi, At L :llo'thVcbiiij»anies 1 men! :,.rc K.rmed again Yfit. - ni-truct'mTjN ahd-‘ * hdy-i r re-ci'e Tinfil f a-** j. m 5 i;" | er-i." r •aFl sounds at 5 aW jn jn l h. r .a wriod tor recn-ntimi utifil 7 ■ ,p. U). h«s« <• Win Out Over StrMg sad Delermlo* “ed Oppotltloi la House NTailiingtoii, May 26.—.After being twice foiled by points of order.today in hi- eff irt to antend the Fqver fojd con trol bill by providing $10,000,000 to be used by the isecretard of Agriculture in purehosing nitrate and sebing it to in nf .Tames F.,.w.acAUll.ltk.U.f iuJLbvr. the proposition-:-:',when tlie House ad j-ul’ ..'ed- this evening. . • 'lire su?tatned points' of Order were that the. Byrne? amendment was not, german* to the language of-the para -graph in which it was to be inserted. 1 ,t* tftird Byrnes in tio.i was t i stride r • ■i«r - * ■ id the werds whidiln^a.h: tin,* amend- that at least twenty days public notice of said election shall be giyen in one or re newspapers publislied in Barn weiKCau,nty- \ , Sectibtf 2 " That in the. event that a majority oTlh^ qualified electors vot ing at said ele^tiou shall votje*'’ - Vee” upon such i|ue8tion, then ^uch County Court shall.he, aniT is, tteretiy estab dished in and for said County of B. rn- well. with stic|) juxi?diction as "is.here inafter provided. Letters - Geneva.aia Paris, may 27.—T.aSuisse today prints details of a ease similar to |.that of Mi9? Edith CaveH, the Euglish nurse who was executed by the Ger mans, says the newspaper, recently arre-ted two women, Madame pfeister and her 'daughter,- aged 22, on the SwiSs-Alsatian frontier, They were eiiarged with acting as spies. The wonfett promptly admitted at the trial tfiat they had smuggled letter vrfTtiout their contents, from •AIsataiu faiivi-lies turelatires in Swiuer land. This was done.simply as a friepd ly'act. and without political or malici- nu-i-purpose. Both women, 'says l.a Suisse, were shot at Mulhausen. The mother was a horrified witness of the execution of her daj^gf|fjfrb*fore her turn came. The newepaper adds that it has re ceived confirmation of the execution of the women trorn their relatives. ’ ’ LIEUT. MOOHE TRANSFERRED Lieutenant James T. Moore. United States Marines, has been transferred peudinjrnnWClrcuit Court over which l <» L<?^ ega. D. R. they are presiding, or in the circuits in '* command of a detach- which they are residents; Provided, ou>nt mouted mariner, and in charge that said county Judge shall have the °* native prison guard and the power to issue wits- of habeas corpus J P r ‘*° n ^Lat itation. and will - fi-t ting-ly responded to by Mr J. A. Wigafins. cashier of the Bank of Denmark. The program was of peculiar interest to baukers. profitable discussions, tak ing up the time usually consumed by set addresses. In fact, so interested were .the gentlemen present that the discussions extend an hour over the usual time for the business meeting. A very interesting theme, ^‘Interest Pafd on Time Deposits," was discussed by Mr A. E Padgett, president or the Farmers Bank id Edgefield, He was foifowed liy Mr IV M. Buckingham, inaimger of the local branch of the Bank of Western Carolina, whose talk on ‘ I nirnrinify of Protest Fees.and Under \\ hat condition^ NuteaCbeek* and Drafts Should be Protested,’’ was both •interesting and^'Instructive. Tt was a fiiatter of regret that Mr 1). R. Cokt*r, of llarstviile, wliY was slated. tbi-di?cu33 “Agricultural Pre paredness and' Tiow Itanftefs- Cap .JieTp to Rring it About,” was not present, on account of sickness. The election of officers was then held and resulted as follows: W. E. Prolhro, cashier bf the B^nk of Willie-' ton, chairman ; II. M. Ditlbjf, prypident ot the Bank of Western Carolina, vice cUairntan , K. B. Jackson, President cf the First National bank^ of Wageoir, secretary and treasurer.--The execu tive committee will bcrapfiomted by the chairman. The meeting then adj^urhed, the members repairing to the Masonic Hall where a delightfulluncheon was see?f- ed by the ladies Lieutenant Moore is a son of Adjut ant General William Wj Moore. He in all cases And to grant bail except iu capital cases u .. „ ' ... . I graduated at the Citadel last June. Section b- lhat the empanelling o» „ * ,, , '.. , .. . - . . jr , , . R.eaolungXulumbia on June )7. he en- juri»‘S iii all criminal ca*es in said Court I 11 shall be according to the practice, now establiehed in the Court pf General Sessions. That in the selection of a NOME DEMONSTRATION WORK. The Short Course for Women Home workers inry fo^ the trial of criminal cases in. , Xhar, l J,he',.aaul,. Cmiqly , aaill C>nmtyXUmU«f»ehe atrettsrd. Coy.rixh.alL haui—L'iHiatrejiL jxui-di C:.—<4taxgad wult.a -mt?4^HH-aHOfr- s-hadt -be tion with thi' Court of General Sessions e .titled to peremptory challariges not -jp 1 to trv.aTuJi-determiiu* all criminal cgs»s exceeding three, and the. State twq: eix<t*pt c'ases of mu-rJqr. .tuSJgjdatighter, and iii the trial of ca?es of' felony, tlu* rape or iitDmipt t» rap**!" arson, . c*.in t accused shall be entitled tc pe^-niptory inoiHaw tnirirlttjy,.hrihery^or perjury . IchalN-nges not exceeding lhq\ and'the aqrl -hall have concurrent jurisdiction State three.’ Iti-ca-eg wlmjre 'tlier** are with tin* Court of Common I ’ ce iu 'a i L rniori* persons joiintly -in germane. If .Monday pre-vaii V „ ■ v- t > propose tin* Byrnes Ior.iii.eil o-utiliy Cw-n tl.e companies art* ag-nn f >r instrucii ifi* Tin- ; * riod — devoteii t'T a lecture in an amplii- ti.eatre followed by etudy in ihc com pany Yness hall. At U :hq |o. in. th*- men ■i t to their barrack? and must, be in bed l>y tips, Bio’chek,- Kront this brief Tiutrtne'^it can be Ven that not much-time is lust iir at tempting to transform the 2.5tN.> “ryok- h?s” into commissioned nfftcers. * Prac- frcally all the spare time the studanls have is {rom Saturday 2:30 p. m. until Sunday nightJ0 o’clock. During-thtS 1 time the men are free to do what, they please. Go to Chattanooga, stay in camp and do most of their weeks laimdry (as some of us.haVe done this afternbop)write letters, study, sleep or Ciass away their time as they see fit. A large number vyhp were becomming the least bit tireiKoL the routine of camp life, went across tn Fort Ogle thorpe this afternoon to see^the Ger man prisoners aud get a bew inipira- sion for the work. They all came champing their bits and rearing to gel on the ^l&iing line in EVancs so that they can exterminate the German ini- imc.ion t would be in unctuL- inVnt en it? merit?. • • *•. * Leading the .parliamentary light against >Le >>uth -Carolinian werev Frtzfeefalil oT. New York, A.ndcrMin of Miifm-ota hiid Mann of Illinois. Judge Saunders'..' cf Virginia, ably assisted thf* Aikt’timember \ -\ ' •iL. -:* ' kit. (weigljr about 2(1 pound? in all). Next Friday vye are scheduled to take a little longer march with lull *'k1t” and equipment. • The work is being increased jtlie mem become hardened. The eight, nolle "hike” yes.terdUy was Dot as ha^d on the men w‘“w*r‘~ the first one—every man in civil Ctt-c- Hid special proceeding:? Iu tl; at law niid in equity when tV aui uii t involve** nf d*»e< not'i xceeil ti • -Uni ot #3 (Wit Provided", iIih; nothing .-iuirem contained i?'t*i he so *• on -1 r u -<1 so a? to give said Coiicty Court, juri?- 1 it-tion to.try title ttijand^rvs^7 , xii_iij. X and ?:i tried, the aecuseT shall he j*u :1y e i. t; t!>-1 t > ? i\ •peremptory c ha I !,e nges" j ju *jt-' ? of misdemeanor, and in en?*-- of fr+n:ifv- * iglit -u *h chaijeng* 7 ?- and no m r<* That the emjiaiu-lliijg of juries.’ in «l: civil ettsesjn wIikmi therjury shall Lhcjcjiarged with the trial of any issue That 'Paid T ■ * f dtall / have . exclusive ’ ju'risdie • army. • One musUfiTit'gather from the out , Biu* of the work j^iven above that it becomes monotonouRl The instruction i? varied sufficiently fo prevent that. ' On each Friday we are given a "hike.” ii£flret Friday we marched about ?ix liWSHXholil JH— lUlPhtatuL^ camp is being-.whipppd into fine shape physically. ., , . I* have- nfit yet/'seen all.the {neu hefe from Barnwell county. I under stand that all of them are standing up well und ex the vyqjli aiid that nope have been on the sick liat. If the folk back home want—tft_d&‘‘* bit” they eah doit bv writing to the men theiy are interested in. None here hire much (lime for correspondence, but, a "letter from home” rie '*» wehmkfp vlHtor,. “tyail call”’is without doubt the mikt popular call duriDg the en tire dayb\- * K- B. C. any suit' in-, t quit-y, property depen*! hear and determine all appeals from judgements rendered by Magistrates and Municipil CourtA^and the proceed ings on such appeal^'shall tie the same as is now provided for appeals frorivsBld last named Court? to the Court of Cotn- mon Fleas and General Sessions. Section 4. That tin* said Count? Court shall'be a Court of- record, -and have a seal inscribed with the words: “Cminty Court o?‘ Barnwell County Seal:” and the same pnau.nption in fa^ur of ijs jurisdiction and thi^valid; of its judgement shall hold as^jiLcase of judgement* rendered bf prt> Circuit Caqtt - “ — B*ction o. listed on June 19 in the machine gun company of the - Second regiment, South Carolina infantry, and was made second lieutenant. He went inti Hie National guard cm th*’ day the call the crisis with Mexico. Later he went to Washington and suceMfuHy stood iTie .examination for the regular.army, and on Sept * mher-2U of last year was g von n commission a u second “lieuten ant in (In* j. n rift'd St ate ? Mari ne. corps lie was iU'h , j , e 1 to Santo D iniinyo la-t December, arri.vi.ug thereau.1 tjrV 13th It lift? bv. ell stated that some of tlie aripe( companies at Santo Domingn wiirsjorm phrt uf th*- expedituMiury | j. 0 for e ttj he-* sent- t o Fra'hee; *»eii<-r:tl Moore ha? Loin for "unit.ion as to wh* I her or imt LieutNBeureV coimiland vvili he ipehuled hi tlu? (orct'T K /• the rigli! I \ ri al J ?ha 1 he according t » the practice now /x | . .. “ ■ ■ ( ourt ( e.ffttblished -in .the Court ql Uonjinon on tO ji ha-.. except that th** list of jtxor^fRftMINC RULES ON ^EXfMPTIONS iriw required by law to be fprnished shalk consist of ( ten, froiyr(which list each party shall alternately strike until' i*Lwhich fchall -crib. there remain but si,. ... stilute the jury to try the/gwe or issue. .Srction Ph^J hat all civil pe-^ons abd special proceedings* of .which sai*l (Comity Court/Miall bdve jurisdiction, tin* right vt appeal'?BlTT tie lathe Supreiqb Court of the Ftnte, m i he yesterday we^Snajjhe , miles qjph gut?.dvB r about ei)jLv- id. ‘Might The many frfends^ of Mrs George Wa-gener Gyles who is Visiting her pa- rehts.Mr and M-rs J. G. iYdxrarce at Wauehu’a. Fla., will be interened^to l^HTn of the ma/xiflg^ j>£ Mj* ^ sister. Miss Irene Durrai.c* to Mr Kiti uf Fort Meiers’, F«i uceax?} fttt r d {**1 Hj^vday-at theqhaiue of Jthe Th^Lill genera) law9 and statutory pKjxisions applicable general ly to theCircuit Court* of this State andtrial of cajte* therein shall apply to itid'Oognty Court and.to the conduct and trial of case* therein, where not inconsistent with this Act, j Section 6. That the same forms of, pleading and the same rules of proced ure, practice and evidence shall ob- tiln In the County Courts as is provid ji ed by law for the-trial catftv civil and criminal, in the .Circuit Court, —* _ 4 * ,•>*., ^^ f . where juir~iiicou*is|ent with the pro- visions.of this Act: ■ l*;uvided. t^hat the pjaadir.gs or copies thereof'ih a en-e bride. WashingTwir, .May 2« shall General ami lawyci Frqviist Mar- re aL work on exemption plans. Frabahl^*, hqw not be madt 4 sauwTmanner and pursuant to the snme ?s, practice and procedure govern-, iog appeals from the Circuit Courts. Section.1,1 The-said County * Court shall hold ixrT*flrsL.term' on the.first Monday Tn Jhntiary T9IS and.’the said court shall likewise hold a t**rm‘-begin- diiig on the firet Monday «in every al ternate month thereafter : l’rovided, should the time at which an? term of said Court it affixed contticts with the time of holding'the Circuit Court Aor such county, then the te^m of the County Court shall begin on the\i>!on- day succeeding the time tdr the\final sad>Y>tirotp«nt of. the Circuit Court* |rhe said County Court shall continue in ev»jr. exemptions wil alter the draft. Regulation?* to. g*ivern exemptions iind*T r "the seleet+ve -UraflX-are being’ worked out by l’rovpst Marshal Gem eral Crowder wi»h a pumber of pro mi 7 ■lieiit jaiwy^re-:—-Althoogfi the plans 'are' h-t jaiwjgy*'. *A Hiyo t, yet complete "i Demonstration workers at Winthrop -College will be held" from June 18-23 inclusive. Barnwell county will have three representatives ;at this short course. The money to defray traveling expense? has been raised by the clubs ?fcndinK-A ref.res?ntatixe. B**ard. lodg ing and tuition are being furnished free of charge by Winthrop College. I hope that the people will realize w^iat a great work NYinUirop is doing for the women, and girl? ofsout state. Not only: - htwjsiw,planned for n five day? course for the women, hut shi^Tias planned tor n twh^werks course fof\the girl?. Thi- summer Bn^nweri county Xdl have ,, girl? , tn oo friuO^th* iVaincly Ediia I.L.iru Dyclinf and <un* girl tn re" pniltry. club work, namely El Johh-ton, E k*>. Th** short course the girls at Winthrop rjjns'from June^s 25 until .1 nly 7. , ’ - .« On Friday,-June l?i, therevwUl be public denionatratiijn in canning bpal:* in both tin and glass nt the Hoipe^flera : onstration Club' inhering at Healing firing?. T iie h*>UT set for this meeting i< 3 o’clock; All of the members of the isjuh and alLintfretted friyntL* are eor-; invited to attend. * sn^ll sxp-ct the bank? to rea4 carefuIIyHlie article-“tn_the Sentinel Shis, week in Xegard tha^qjw^stion of nectiring^xr c iff eamiuig club, and Flume recent the i b?th ir. ^yet■■.complete it isjfrobaljle that •^h^ jury * jflreel "B3p5U*m w 11 be ful- lowed and not until the name* have been drawn* will exemption?- be tuun*- aidered. A? each individual drawn reports hi? claims for - **xeinpHou will he pasted upon. , The 1$" provides, for, local exemj)- tion boards in each county anl for each 1 IkKOOO iu city - population. |l6ardi of review also will be established on th* basis of one or mure to each federal judicial (HftficT L ATI th-* board? wil be composed oLbivilian*. ’Gen Croyeder said that only couful.oic, would result fruin tint, reported- im.**lo tion of men above the fixed *«** to r.-g session^ at each- of it? said terms,, later oir June 5. until , the bucinea? before it ha? been disposed of; ai»d shall be ot en, for the Ixia'Tof cases ettil autj itriniLuiiL frpm ^ tli- bcginn1y{ to the.end of each m its,. 11. b-fore the said Coutt.at;aU.,b^x«»id. Inn hartliliaL._ + —. rrimirvil eauseeshall hRTe a pr^fet; h?e, f tiled in tlT^Clerk^s office, as' nOW pro- vi$kd by law u>fs|hc* Circuit Court be -•r j “Mtil B. xnUtuketf patriotism,” . B* !lii»id,, "aud registrars w ill be iustruc' eii il and fk), ii.plufive V - — j*ag»- five* erty Ituty ,*• W-c*n T. tlie pTyst mnty wi county. I hope that banks of,the c seriousness "of the situa’ioil they will; back us up in get cans Tutor the ,eounty / * The Ashleigh Home Demonstratic Club held its monthly maeting last ^ Friday, and we plumed, for a canning demcn^trat ion there at oux-next mect- • QR ’ ' Let me urge the girls who are, mem- hew of the cunning dub to plant soma peanuts in their ^garden, If you have your whole 1 10 acre, planted, perhaps your father will let you hate .a part o(, his stubble land for this purpose-' This " grown pe*q>le adsu. o ig!j to plant mofo of this erop. S *-d may be obtained from th’** S ,flulk iVui.ut t’-i., Suffolk. V u* !■ .ft t r ft-' -e) t>ef b'*t»hel.—Tn is *sf. o b-.--* Get ?oiu( • peanuts and plant ihLin Tia. as-. C.ifliard Btr»a;t, Barnwell Home D oi. Agt, 7 1