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BARtfjWKLL.S.C.
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to himself., Unfortunately he acy is purely an affliction and j AHKUAL MEETING NOME BANK
often Ttaes himself far more noY a disgrace. If blind the il- STOCKHOLDERS,
harm than others can do him. 1 literate wouldn’t hesitate to The annual nicotine of the
We,can truly say that the great seek relief at once, and would * stockholders of the Home Bank
majority of white., people have if necessary enlist the help of lot* Barnwell Wa«. held Monday,
nothing hut the kindliest feci- everyone, hut a false prides December hVth in rthc directors
ings for him. It v\oti1d he far and mistaken* 1 sen**? of~ttonrjsr H 111 r l the ha‘n4:;' ar.d a frrii
mgs tor mm. it would be-tar
• / / fr/»m the truth /to say fhat he le^d
, wr j, s: T Vr 7" W ihas received from us air of his he
J»0. K. bKKM.I.sO. Soc.-IrrB- aiiil (i> , a-
•ml Mautcer. " rights.
1 n this county, the
W. M. JONt's, KwfT.• R have lycome part and
-■ — our industrial, agricultural,
Bnlered a? rnattcrt;. twj aiK | economic
marv 14 IWi.i _.s-i t f lit* I <is - t«»111■!•••» *4f i*WPiv-
A SAD DEATH.
A ft• r an jllnessof two weeks
Mr. .1. W. Birt d.epaVted this
Hfe at his' - home in the I King
Branch neighborhood, in the!
sixty'seventh year of his age. I
Jfh a trite, faithful CTtris-
\eryone, out a iai^e pncies <i»»»i-Hinn »u in am mnru.'i" ■ m «** ■ **•■ •
nd mist-akenr sense oUTvoncsr H 111 hf the l),Tn4r. and a lfuli 11° va 4, a tnic. taimfiii ( oris-
i4i« him/M/hide the fact thAt " iM l/ !" m M' 'O' sho "S f ian *' h T7
, TT a Vt rv lualthv -aiYcl* # imoMit-reu* 4 land' frvhm Ins eariy-Jiie ,lit> was a
e cannot read and write,. He ;• . i ' k ! u : , ,, ,. ‘ , ' * ,
- , . M ' common of Itfeybauk. and a! ( har and loving father. On,
V was unfortunate in childhood r - v -
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For headache,
neuralgia, colds and
grippe prudent phy
sicians now advise
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i*-*. / . * ‘ . the present fdKfcctfs were revive-. how mir mart ac!l*-** \yitdrt v ff
two races days in being,, deprived of ;/V. a! .-,. i( . ...,-. ccf -hi.fk tliarivc cann-v^sec. Iis!
parcel of j school advantages. ' .Ti,,: l, annual .liv'i.i, mi . f K-viv- ‘face. ,„•!,< nr iiis jwcr t
■ial, ‘ agricultural. It is., safe to sjiy. that in Barn- -twenty.; four hundred dplkYr*. wa- •' Vt,i j’U - car tiicduit we,
r life,,Success ynn 'well county orrereighth nf'TRlvdu'lar'd .l--c 1 he duv vtui> aiid ' 1 f" tome«-t hvu in K< .v> : V whery .
y
M9h».ui)‘.qi.'ii -yf He higher in public estimation er. lathe duties of cffizenshiii ; ; - ( ^
CbliuRdvs T«ili. i sot < '’’"‘f 1 ' than iinv o f her one thing. The they cannot read for tileht-
lotion*, of Card7 uf 1' .f f ? \ • I , , -
•»d oil oth. r r.-iwi- it n>t im n ‘average negro -doesn t .love v seIves the questions Qf th-c day, ** -j> t , - (1 t ';>UTou*i l«.'d ^ 'h
Wit! be chared , l! '7 | thrift. W ith him it is a case of but must roly-on the reading of; .■>. ‘ - ^ - A( ,. V) [ b-!im r m *' rb
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r > \ o’- Wil r>*q:;si .id dl.Eaid,
lie' HIT mi -
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eents |) r in *h. dr
oteb o t* rti.iu we) a irj.iniui.utu olt'a % “eoiv.e easy, and go easy.
Of 36 o-nt8.
AT! #liBtit5»“* of nOor'dini? > r I ;i:
»tfluni('a«id -s nvi-t 1 to
PRrnwt l 1 '‘O’ ( iiid aod tu ot. t.
others. . The printed page is a «•,.
nil v ;tin; warned Tht-
i 1 o lc;t v
f" <Ti;(i ;i he-;
»ir om rosil* fi it to!
i.-t dau’d-htc.r* 'ix 1
i f o.-a-nd elic
it i mourn i i: -
•s of the I-d’
ft
TheSdjm tv l -tm v;;-o-.
n<p.t Veil b\^ id v . 1'.. Cd 'Ai.t-
id . S.; • ■: •. -I,
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great financial -their,, children who are'
in
il'
thia ffflro n i -tn'-T lhan ’ll. -tlr-y. p,|.J <)VVtM j bv
•morni» g tu- inture puoocMUQ > ift tyy t.« ..'- j. ‘ . . r u i tt i v , • vm r
furrent i-‘no. . ^ vr.']i v g''TK v. n Ins was true at- school. He handicaps his own
ter the Civil War. So much so children.. Ho cannot ever, teach''
; , -ar I ‘
a great ymajoTify ... . .. ... ^ . A ,
t«»t the n«»w-i*at*«*r. _ -- i^ijeressfttl btrsihess men of to-
RVBWKJPTlwN RATKS
l‘ d
cut tie
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/- Wartimes are always mark- sealed book to hi hi. The ill it-** t-.nd » l-t.-.im
(_•';! by high prices and a plenty crate father or mother cahnot mator-'-idy ryviuc th.-ir c.ui-u: ‘ “
of moiicv. and will surelv be give heln in their lessons to d ' -Cr U-r 1*11. rawe lii
cd'i■ t/ery uliere
id • v, : ew d'tid to- j-y-t. h’ awa
t.fi siirrectien. mtCrn, • •
All eo*nmij’iica'’eh uni t l ♦*
—h»«l>»»ni.r i , ni f„r 1.1 , fta - a j., ,. ;l1 snaforifv (if "the 'tKc i' ill the Word 'of XT- ft
•a an evidpucf* <(f k o<l fnitH. •> U t pro- ^ ' - w
In other cnwrtSo* in ihi# staff ,,, nvu . ls a „ wiv , Vc - V ,
d.av owe their wealth to 'the night schools have been opene '•h’hp./^ruo'-K. ami callyci smcinl
taej that they saved what they with splendid success. The ai-tenthm ,b» pin- in t that wi :!*•
The intproVecJ lab!ot in
which the heart-depresiirig
tendency Tla counUn Aiiod
by hcert-tonind eleiiier r.
To avoid conf io^i A:-cd. . •?
ii sold only in
pack«av,es, Priee w5»r. A t
S Id.i< ,i«• r d u .
l.dd Mai-rPrn, Ci,\
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’ I isv/liai I tv. of« ;di ii;v tc..m
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ikum' * | lii. op.’irt
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fn>« ** Rr r ? fi 1 r ^. ) ,‘Vi*. ft-o UiU * M ' ; made . then and had money grown people dq^ not go fothe ,ar;n:st;.-» hsd.boiiv - y • by Vi
when others had little or wmtL-sHtriTyTvvith the children, but to peiee had hot lr, eu dr cl a:
w ■! !
,;u.-t full Mr } .u t. .
IN A 11V A NCR
In remit.in^ clierlii'iir monfj «>rl»*r,
.< tne r»t the m.ost striking facts-themselves at 'night when ev- ;1
wfmtcl not be u:- f.!. ■ :.> fhOr'csL- fnthef. W‘f tiTiv?
,» a w> ray .Ki„ I pf the IpiNt yyflrR-is that we *Wvonq is oh • t.he same fevel dt the spriiig f^ud HH;rr.vet nyiy t y Hw.e in the pCflCefiil ura\ ■ v
Tn Nkw skntinki. t i-M i*mvn (’<».
at the pia
iv.
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see many white people who These grown up.illiterates find ." liI
i have been in the tenant class a great deal oftpleasure in the 1,1 ‘ f ' T
GOOD ROADS. for several years, but who have school and are treated with the ’ , *' ' (n ( , V ' '
The South- Carolina Automir- savet ^ their ^^nmgs -and utmost courtesy and respect by f H HiwiVy. Sami.
bile Association in its recent bought farms Tor themselvei the teacher and fellow pupil*. n ilfi v Ip < , T, :!l . s Id M.^ -,
meeting in Columbia showed *^ ()1 Hiem have been so They learn very rapidly. In a
its interest in good roads from farsighted as to..seize this op- single winter accomplish work
the standpoint of the motorist: P°rtunit'.. bu. more w hite that ii takes children several
Thev propose the construction act. (3^\^ tbi n fain is in ihis .-e.^sions ib.n Ihi> movemeoi
of 1*500 miles of well surfaced county today than (wef before, -to wipe out illiteracy in Barn-
roads in this state to connect The negro'^as shared houn- well county should he strongly
the various county seats. The tdftij 1 v in high wages, and high backed by every thinking man
sum of $25,000,000 is the esti- ! >1 i' w ’ s l i 1( ‘ Past tom >eais. and woman.
mate.of .money needed for this Ha*dy .M.en an> advantage ot ; _____
project. This sum is to be ’* 1(> hind—ale’s to buy him a
raised by bonds having beh’ind tarni * in la.ie exceptions.
i mb race
But in our memory vou yvjii-L
chen-hod tilr we we t’nv b.va'y
. :.!y *a.'-\
A !h vt ion ate dau yin* r.
.STRAW'*) : STCI r.v.
Frcwn m-v lot in east 7 Barn we!!,
one r.orrcl mard mule seveu
or ei^ht years oil weiphinjf
about 850 Its., and sbod all
‘around. Finder will te p.rid
$10 00 rewot a for tbe return
H^tLUie mule tg.-,..—
B. v.aznrsky,
Barnwell. S..C.
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MONEY IN fcCCT
W. MAX WALKER DE -D.
WiLLiSTON NEWS 1TFMS*
them the credit of the state. To
meet these bonds both as to in
terest and maturity the Asso
ciation proposes to the legisla
ture an increase of 50 cents < n
each horsepower of iAitomo
biles, .SI per Horsepower for
trucks, $5,for trailers, and $4ti
for dealers. This is a splendid
scheme so far as it goes. It will
*
furnish good roads for cars.
Has lu* used his .increased r •
wealth to better the conditions
•if hi- children? Has he made
the wise'use of. ¥is gains‘td give ’ ,'T A
’ * \* ’ i [ H* *
his fumilvjtiettci: health or < du- .
. ... .. tin-v wi
calioi!ui coi:uit io?: >. lie* has f w ■ •
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not e.en made the money tnat
In' might have made, for y -hile
'labor has been exceeding!v
scarce. *tnd work plentiful' il
has buTome very hard to. secure*
u rider
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wage-, high
vloiers ai! >ime;
•ocduce.d a hiore v.ideipread
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PEACE CONFERENCE
NOTES.
- W ireless messages,
date of December 9th. from
t he S: oa mhip Ai ourge—W:t - h-
ington. on which .ihe Hresid, rt
-ailed for ifuro* e. indicate that
tVe-ed
iu*t sit in pcr. oi
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Bad \roads are so much men
apparent tq the motorist wbo
likes to take them at a speed of ; !il
thirty-five to fifty miles an '* :r u s ! i: ‘ ! - ! y i . ' : i ■
hour than to a patient plodder, j l ‘ N ‘ : 1 v>1 ' -1 aK ' ^ lslt ° l llU 'j du (j- a: -at *
Several ^queatiowe- suggest * iU V: 1 * u ! !K ‘k' 1 b nieqts hi'- H :*n,
themselves. If other vehicles.’ needs and desiies, and f |vm kand«T i
are to share with automobiles v ' a ' 1 ^ ( S earnings to the ,jio.iday,**. - x
the use of the proposed roads,j^ ast - ^-* s r ^ a ' M concern is] | );> fln) j > ( j ;
why are they not taxed to help lor t0 ^ a v * an( ^ ; are ,-it ii
build and keep them up? It is ro ' N take care of itseit. In they | M0!t |: ls ; (1
the common experience with m eantinie that class of white Tn>ui w { i- inCami
us that heavily loaded wagons pocp J e vv ^° e that the ne- A Leonard M
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for lio
ie peace
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part in vhe conference.
■ ’ in. these-dispatyhe
'■> Hr cm dent de. ires arrang.'-
•K'icu.s made which will enable
tDe iress to give (he peace p.v-
vCT'iLings luiiy trum ii-i\‘~-io da. -
a- ti.e work of, the pence c--.
fercnce proceeds. It is of
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of watermelons; guano, lumber ^ lu ls niat G \ or a .own f ruul Base ilosjutai dnsrhineiu-. thd a’erangejnent which the d, ’
and ].Qgs ygall do a" road more*! orwpod and .drawer of watei j * ,anij>- Ja(*k.*pn, S. i . is ou !ea\ President seems to favor, all of * 1
"damage in a few weeks than-all; ,oolar a ^.atistac- of. al-b - me Tor a fe'w day- a.d t j,e )n-o:-epding< nf thp confcr-
jme a-ain after s«*ver:-;' a delicate nature might have
" ! iere i b . to -be considered to a certain gi' •• an
. extent iiT a preliminary t wqy by 1 : : >
< I.ii-:iaii ; .'TOvni! oMmiilig -, b.'t under ' ’ : *‘ *•’ ’< ; |»• ■ *p e o! th ' '• pc
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its traffic T)f automobiles for a ‘ ar ^ ( ^ S ’ ', S ."i‘ ,:u ‘ l H‘ J " *'}}h ehce proper would be o
nr
year.
TVhy not'share the cost! sij)ated ,n p,easurc ’ For he | f '' l!K, > Mr * ^ M
•'nKiia-mpry,
open to
i
! knows the sooner the negro
he press of the world 1 ;
of this $25,000,000 bond fesiiO; ' g”"'" **'*'''• i
with the vehicles that bring the , " a:SlGiS the SQqp^y f — „ CONSI
Iniurv ia the rnucls’ 1 wi 11 he * ; «*uTn to woi k. Already ; . -
target injurj to me loans, i . . (onservatiun i« mv uiuvi -uv, - c - - —
While our counties do not lie, 1 u * u a<e 111010 al ’ p ca T 10ns or ‘^be day. This war has 'satiat-. hna will* close"6n “December 2b
foursquare toward each other, W()1 ^ ^ em ^ an in ^ ie P ast! e( j t u c WO rld with' the idea of Tor the hoi i days and will resume 1 ,;l .*• " r iK ' A ‘
yet the county, seats are een,] f-w months, because their men- w J"% nd , he p ‘ op|p haVe ' had ^ .nil) Th* -•*' : —
, < '! ,ri " u, - l< 'M-—Fmr-rm.-Air...
i.-k; :<» iiavc .smoky ". w.ji ttuull tj m s.,i
t<» mi?..and ua.lit * -■ r N’.m rt
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CONSERVATION. —• Christmas Holidays.
onservation is the order -of , The l niversity of South-( aro-
6^
i v. 1 ! »(
go'--i'l • thing.
1 1 - ;»!*]:<! to 1 ho pti.r'cha-o
vf »!n«'i -ln.il:*. and otifer
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on January“2, 19.19. Th:
.Monyy to i.tmn
1 lu* y>< t.ilish Ampi :t :tn Murlg (> t- Civ.
..Tii.tifi. to ; la -c- -ru n in ! "> s , h ,v ! nont T
r csrwp c crTtrs*H*» 4u
Ifet'.vfeli Mi VC . ri'uuiv. Aj |*1> i.i * -
d Red ( *t< • - s _ it- A. I fiis. 1 ,s<i .
.1,, ,|^ — B:i*rn> t*ll. V
*o. waste, ana me people nine.naa.'’ 1 ^ -**mv**-.- ■*•. * *■*- * . f; • . rr -.i • ,, •
trally located as a rule. The e - v ,s aooul *®f e - Ju81 f° lonB I enough of it to last them for all '-tpurfes of siu(jt«ulj_bc kilo'k \voi-id bi-.i i w"n ; ‘ 7
road construction in each «•«»-; *f-Si"^wwbL Ume - What waSfM now is l ' ontinue<l “?«■ t_he^eyinniny of ., t . tM j ll(1 ' vp ., j, arJ) v„wXN'i
I’V UTAiil^ Kn f tuA vao / lo or/woi ««* till M0 H ciH(t SO lOTlfif ,e* • i ji i fVio cnonnrl coinocfcv l rvmiarl i « ».*•-' -.i
e vnvt,.
wanted.
ty would be two roads crosainj ,,e *“”*? ‘'. an<1 90 !?*f j^Beieney, ond the-^waj^Jiaa.l h< * ,<?eon<i semester. Immed- (:.h ts,ijih*. g, I am also makui
We would then have owners 0 i aHtnmnbilc and ha.yc ft
each other at the county seat, j 8a.be prefers to bu y a _ hlgh I taught us that to have efficiency iate, y aftcr the wjid-year exami- a|.|jea'i Ion them . "
We would then have owners pTU^ciy-wrtwnnMiC n y ni>ve y U... immi L.ii.,,, ,,,'pI natinns in February the-Vniver- j H i.an w,- .s K-iq_fiv any '
automobiles who do not llvf-en , collecllon t£ * ken hls funeral -T".._-~~5,. : -. -
\M HI) At once, first t Irts* lilac k
smith on a saLwr or as jrmror SeC
qi.4* ntonre. . t - • ,
<>v.o. D.^Kjfkbnd, Milleflvi 1 le."S. < .
these proposed roads taxed ) High burial expenses,
without marked benefit to , fust *° lon « win h " rcmain a
themselves to benefit other j hewer of wood and drawer of:
owners who happen to live-on , ater ’
the favored roads. The auto-
mobile has mainly become a
farm necessity to shorten the' We can appreciate the un-,
distance from the'farm to th^ fbrtufiate condition of one de-’ MEDICAL RESEARCH
school, church, and nearest prived of hearing, seeing," or : DOWMENT.
cooperation and ^oriaho rati oil"'will resume ail of its regular I friend «*< run- g>-<*at citi:^ir *,. r
anri bvbrvthincr dUa th»t tmAc courses of study. • It is expected l .u«-fd‘.for the 1 >* riefit
THE ILLITERATE.
The militarv
For Sale or Rent.. '
Ilrick store and Bakery
jMiow occupied by PastCF-
li>, vv/l 1.0 VYII.UI woo 111 till! • *• n / , . , .
iAn rTnrin«r 1 0 1 R „rul 1017 ^ AooiV- 8 1 COT,, ^1! Mltntimj.^Ul^ ^ Lo. 3 J11 CCntCf (ll !)US-’
.on during JJUih and ui^. Ttf(1 pa( . kn ^ s io A Dr 7 John t/i'-' — ' . — y—“
ilitarv training of the R-1 VX'uher. General Camp Seme. ,neSS sect, °1l- - * 1 ossession
trrri y
and everything else that goes courses ot study, it is expected [ wil; i>< .uvedaprthe )•• -nefit of
to make every hour's work ant! tharthF'KOvernment will re- j l!; " l'*'« " ‘j 1 . «'"l''' t >iile
evbry pound of raw material store the ' Reserve ; Officers- j nilK « lvl h, m a
produce the best possible re- Training Corps which was in / •
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_ .0. T. C. will not interfere to ?.»y.i Y..M. ('.. A,, (‘amp l.-ick -: jjive.iT January' 1st, 1919.
considerable exlent with the rcg : > t ,h • S. •(’. ' \ ‘ ,, 2 +
For particulars apply to
of the t - -r-— -- Jothn L. .Weber, ,
By the will of Capt. Joseph university. > '' General 'Camp Secretary,-* Y.M. M7CSH5WTTC
Raphael. De Lamar, mine pwn- I^csent indications are that a 1 • / V-
towns as local markets, and not speaking, because these are
to travel from county seat to natural_gifts. People are born
county seat. Our present sys- with those faeplties, but the or, capitalist and director in lakge number of the-.-former stu- Keith, Bruce Coleman, H. • G..
tem of roads can startcT im- gift to read and write must be-ihahy^large business entrrpri 5 :- dents now enlisted in the army * Dennison. .ar,d ; Frank Potts. * - - *f-- f ^
provement in every way, hut acquired by each person.. The os.kone-half "of the. entire es- .uid s navv WilT return to the — K.S.1?t, 5 S if**
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.nd ) nawill return to ine — ;— 7 ^ ..
this proposition lopks as if it'illiterate man carries through ’Tattb which is believed to ay- university, at the begin ning.-of vI^CHllRbE . . !^8|p
might need - more cooking to life an affliction which is at- ; grogate’ about $20,000,900 wiy the next iemesterf A^numberCT
cure its present halfbaked con- most as great as the lack of go for the purpose of -medical mfoftuisprs who have vheen :2*>
dition. y t Sight, hearing,-or. speech. Wh.cn rtse'arch work, to Harvard Un- sent during the first semester in
— : : — , , IFe deaf,- dumb and blind are ivarsity Medical School, Johns the service of thvuT country .will
OUR FRIEND, THE NEGRO, taught to read and speak'th£tf '"Hopkins University, and the air>.in assume the duties of the”.*
We wish that it were possi- lives are richer than the life of .College of PhysiciahSvaM Siir re-receive «• haliy amony. ’F- r
ble to say that he.Ls a-friend the' illiterate person. Illitji. geons-of Culumbia rriiviydtv. are Dn-Milfe, Prcds. Oscar-
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