The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 15, 1901, Image 2
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Will Gftor^li hol.rU>« fourth Mtato In
k M(h rfljturd *• South (‘*roHh* h»a
l? Editor KatiM of the Mavehnah
Ifewa, a candidate Mr Got-
r.WMbtlaaa hopaa to «H|u4i Mo
loch.
Gcntra^ltcArthur, who haa done
Inaoh flfhtlitjt In the I*h1lipp1ne», aald
the other day that ft will be neceaaarjr
to Reap a well organlaed army and
tiary there. Ife knowa more than the
tepobllcan adltora In thdr esey chalra
Sctentiata aay that wheat properly
Cruibed and ml ted with cot atrew la
hwtoo aa valuable a etock food aa corn.
Marmara la the Northwe»t are aald to
he feeding on the foMen train and
aatlng their com for aale to Mouthers
hnyera.
The eompalta liar le alwaya on hand.
Jk. few week* afa the Aaaodatod Preaa
tilapetcbe* Mated that Bx-Gongroeamao
Towoo had foTMkdt Byad and the
Kaaaaa City platform end enlletod un-
^der Gevld B. Ulira dag. And In aoa-
werTownedeolaa the whole atory and
•nlleceo that he haa not been interview-
wd by any reporter with I a the peet,*three
The preapem le the North Weet la
brighter than pictured a oonpi# of
weaka are. Maine have beoefltud the
late corn eo that half aa average «rop
will ho made. Thepeetur*. ere gmm.
ngale,M»d reeeereedel farmer, luve
•own largo areea lo quick grhwlng for-
and will ho able to
of toolr atook during
coming Wloaor.
•eld. t
the home of • perplexing dl
They will eah apeelnl lorlff retea and If
refeaed thorn will apply for aonoantloo
f the great ropnhMe. Ifadmliendnae
t, frclt end
•t aim liar
A
|h far eooh teoCtce le earely
T or Bute Mr M
• eropn wig hooek
Ma. Wm.TUURXONOAT SALUDA.
Thera waa a large gathering at ftaIn-
da on Satnrday, July SWth, the oeuaalou
being the hth ennlmraary of the lay
ing of the oornar »t me of thc 4 Saluda
Oonrt Uouae. Of ton Invltml apeakera
bely the Honoridile J W ml The rmoml,
pf Mdgelleld. waa orveent. n r whom The
Htate'a oomapOitdent apeaka M fol-
lowat
••But llowmahfa A. William Thur-
mond.eeathrrof Edgolleld'a great men.
waa hare- He U fond of Maluda and
Saluda l» fond Of Thurmond. Our peo
ple voand for him almoat unanlmoualy
Ik ’04 far the nimbly, and In ’00 the
big rota given him oauyed hla election
to the offlue of aollcltor; and while It la
hard to ptedlctaa to other races it la
eaaytotcll that In the race for con-
g rearm a u of the Socnti.l di.trlct in , the
next prlmarr, there will lie few votea
for any candidate save J. W. Thur
mond.
•■Mr.Thurmond epoke for an hour in
the eaay, graceful, forulble metier pe
culiar to him. Hla ■peach wa* liatened
to eloaely and applauae waa given of
ten.
•'After paying a beautiful tribute to
onr people and referring appropriately
to the occMlon, he entered Into a dlcua-
alon of the national Itnuea. lie an
nounced hlmaclf to be a regular demo
crat and bound by the party platform.
Hla argument agatnat lmperlall«m waa
•trotig and thellcka he gave the Hanna-
McKinluy adnilnletr.iM.tn were bard.
Hladetenoeof the KanaaaCItv plat
form waa ext^llent and he declared
that the candidate who could not atand
thereon bad nobualneas running in the
primary. Truata. monoiMdlea. cor-
poratlona, and the like came In for their
part of the knocka alao. Many of our
people did not undetaund how theae
were managed and hla hlatory of their
worklnga waa Intcreatiug.
"All in all It waa a tery atrong
a peer h, and thoae who think that a man
who haa proaeuuted crlminala f<>r five
yeera can make only a apeerb on legal
qneatlona would have been convinced
otherwise had they heard Mr. Thur
mond. He la a atrong man. he la a
true mat), be U a man of the people; In
him the people have a friend.”
HOME AGAIN AND HAPPY.
!>r T. Sumter Braltoe of Yorkvllle,
aeeUUnr aurgeon In thk United Mate.
Army, haa JuM returned home after
two year* on date In the Phlllpplaea.
He U glpd to he heck. aatUfled with hi*
eaperteuce ead act at ell willing u> gv
** JJ l( NRMllVmMli(IR|iy 4i k tNe'fRr
•**"••• aeter ef the mlaed up peuplea that l’e-
r’a letter
i Jeat aa plelely
their
i have MU leaa their hold «e the
Sena me. Me end they thlek
tdeetienl lleea eng aetes the
there I a I tea the eecret ef
i pellUael laic-
up peuplea
rle Hem baa a lopted, and aaya that
Cape Sawyer'a letter publlebed la.t
year aleml them up correctly. Of the
job M people he (era :
‘•Speaking from the ataedpolni of a
Oemecrauc Aamrlcan. without regard
I will aay that It might have
for ee If Uewy. after de-
etrovlng the npeelah leal, had weigh
ed anchor and -a I led away, but I Hea
rn erh aa he did not do that. It after-
wnrd became our bounden du'r to re
tala p——faw and rm*»»re order and
qulec We owed It to tbedvlllaed pen
pie there whom proem-tlon we bad ta
bee away; we owed It to rig reel re.; me
owed It to bomaalty. To bevo ahlrbed
oor plain dniv endor the rlreumatancoa
woe Id have been
mipi
doaptcabW
capable ef
levltod M attend the aammmr political
'•cheel at Uelon an Theredny end Pri
de y ten warn preerel aed delivered
•nrefelly prepared addreeaoa an the
peat, p rear at nod to noma poll doe I la-
■nee. At reported la the dally paper*
they appeared to be of hlghor ability
than aenai le the hnrly boHy exelte-
tooat mt real oampnignr. Thla waa
■ere la the a am ra ef a dreea parade.
The attendance erne hardly aa large
ee ahqpld have been brought b# *o
meet ndeertlalng and
traction eft barbecue dinner,
edly free be ell. The aumber of puplla
wreee^la.em^ -t t.tO -Tan--
take leaeone how to rue aueoearfaliy In
next year'* raoea. The limited attend-
auoe thowed that the.people genernUv
are not ovprly anxlooa to hear political
talk, hut they will warm up next year
when real flghtlng It on.
Oe Friday the attendance waa
doubled. Senator Tillman probably at
traotlog eomo of the iacreaae lu num
ber.
On the tame day Ul Oconee county
off the railroad Senator McLaurln ad-
dr erred a pic nle croud of two •.hoot-
and lletenera. _
Of the ipeakert D. S. Henderson.
John J. Hemphill, George Johnatuie,
A. C. Latimer, Jao. Gary Evans will
make the race for the United States
Senate against John L MeLaurln. If.
J. Talbert will run for Governor. Rob
ert Aldrich, John B. Cleveland end
. B. R. Tfllman are not candidates. Mr.
Cleveland was the only commercial
democrat speaker. He has been spoken
of aa probable candidate for Governor.
Id the eeeelon at Chester on Saturday
1,000 voters listened to Senator D. S.
Henderson, Col. George Johnstone,
Congressman A. C. Latimer and Sena
tor Tillman. All roasted and hamwor-
ed Senator McLaurln with their best
vigor. He waa taking It ooolly on
Paris Mountain.
. Senator Tillman doesn't want Sena
tor McLaurln rulpd out of the primary
liext year. He (bloke hit colleague
Will not dare to make the race, and pre
dicts that he will not carry a county If
he pots hla fortuna to the touch.
A vacation ta on until next mdhth,
when the exercises will be resumed at
(Spartanburg.
The Charleston City Connell ha« n-
hanixxMisly adopted a <H«peas«ry ordi
nance (bat puts tbsfold City in tcuvh
wUh the State. ^
v • * » \
The Ramherc rite cnttndl haa appro
“seed |IOb for CharteeciHi Kyposition
, ami agreed to glee aa ainoh m*fe
itw exhibit If tire reel ef the
III raise **)
•’Are (be
governing
-ri* m4 say tbat; but I'll my I would
prefer ew< u* here them govera me;
ead twero are tew foreigner, la the Isl
and* wbo would Ilk# U. be gwverned be
them There are saroog the Flllpleoa
e email per root of wealthy, leulll-
w h» are eenliy eopeble ef eeerfiMuog
eimees eay klqd of e gevereeteai; but
there ere ether dlMoultlee le the way.
The rare qurottee U more aggrented
there than H has ever been le the South.
There ere the Tags logo, wbwheee been
giving ua eo much trouble an Jar Agul
nrt<i<v, and thee eomr the Mace Nee bee*,
their atortel eurmtea. ead the Serve
Igerrwsoa. who ere hath seroge aed
fermldabt*. The Tagelegt and Iger-
roter might peeelhly get aloeg togathrr
by fampthg ta disagree, hut between
the II aoa bee bees end the Tagaioga
there will be war ter generation, yet to
come The M^eaheebees were frteodiy
to the Apeelerd* and they ere friendly
to the Americana; t>m thev are heredi
tary enemies of the Tegalega, aud the
relntlons of these people with
ei uiswigiWmr
CORN SHREDDERS.
It lo no doubt that It la one thing
fhL country really nkedadrtddnewbleh
will euv here when It fete here. 1 saw
the working of one once on the tiiate
farm dt Boykins, 8. C-, and will speak
a few words about It for the beneAt of
those who have not seen one. The one
In question was a -mall one, I forget
the number, but It was a small concern
and uoultl be carried about on any com
mon two-hor«e wagon and was not one
of the large machines such a* one now
sold by the McCormick Co. Wc had a
4 horse engine to run It with. The corn
to be shredded waa cut down and put
In shocks to dry as thoroughly as pos
sible. At shredding time It was haul
ed to the shredder and fed into the ma
chine by two able bodied men as fast as
thev could shove it to the rollers. One
man on each side of the machine was
required to feed it, picking up 3 and 4
stalks st each grab. One or two other
men were required to bring It from the
wagons and throw It on the platform
in front of the rollers. The butt end
of the stalk was fed Arat to the rollers.
When the ear of corn came to the roller
It was neatly plnclied off and slip
shucked, part of the shuck passing on
through with the sulk and leaves and
the ear dropped down through a shute
to the outside of the machine where It
was picked up and thrown into a pile
away from the machine. The stalk
and leaves passed on through and wa«
cut up ln*f and A Inch lengths and very
line. It was so Ane that some of the
negroes used It to make bedding. Pick
up a hand full and smell It.. It smells
sweet like sugar cane, and horses, cows
and all kinds of stock love It. The
htuTes Would sometimes eat their
shredded corn stalks In the racks be
fore the corn in the trough. The -bred-
ded corn was taken from la front of the
machine and carried lo a press and
packed Into balm.
Now right here one or two things
should be said about the packing Into
bales. River corn aaa general thlag le
very heavy and lakesa^long time to dry.
so lung that some of the inner stalks of
a shock never get thoroughly dry hy
iheViinett la taken to the shredder.
This corn when shredded and packed
Into bales will get but and burn up and
will not be of much use as feed. You
can pick out such bales by simply lay
ing your hand on Uiem .shredded
corn should be thrown loosely »iatna
barn er large abed tnd allowed to get
tboraufbly dry and then packed Into
bale*. If It Is wished- It U only very
b«evy, river, or swamp corn that baa
been this way to my knowing sod a
greet Jest »Mr was Wicked eo ground
that stays moist aad the ead of the
corn was sosaetlete* slightly wot when
It was carried on the wagaa.
The shredder here spoken of Is a
very simple machine and meet anyone
eee start It ta raenlag. - A shredder
outlt should have a crew of Ave men
not Including those that bring the eore
from the wegua* and the npHtar*. On#
•agloeer. twa feeders. oVe to pile the
•ora, and oae la pall the shredded staff
away from the meek lee. This taetmsa
le hardly aeadtd as the merhlaa will
la few she shredded staff herb like a
out t'»" gin dee* rotten. It la threw a
back toward the g roe ad. It Is pna-
slhtetages abmg with oats lwe er
three mee. I de eat know the price at
this math aa. bet thlek oae eoatd he
bought for (71 er |ft>. JCven if
sbuubl c-si |mu It wee Id he ef
greatest relee te a eammaeliy. The
ealy trouble the people would hero af
ter getting oae ef tba merblaea I* Ibev
weald eat kaaw where ta pat all aft
their rough ease ead a* corn Is aspect.
•d to be vsrv nlgb nest year It weald
••cm *o ha the veev best thing to get
osm uf three shredders ead have •*
me«:h of || as puaelbte. Aa laseatmaat
la • w»rn shredder weald pay.
I am very truly.
B. J. Boulwsrv.
STRIKES A RICH FIND.
‘‘I
thronlo
bill
nervous
for
Indlgestlou and
lllty ” wilie*|P. J. Greet
ter, If. H., “No remedy helped ate ait-
Ml I began aslag Kleutrle Blttars, whloh
did me more good than all the medi
cines | ever used. They hare alao kepr
my wife la exeoilent health
She says Electric Bitters ave J
did for female tronhlea i that they are
a grand tonic and Invlgoramr far weak,
run do wa women. No other medicine
can take Its place In our family”. Try
them. Only 90c. Satisfaction guaran
teed by C. N. Burckhaltar andCi
Pharmacy.
baenwell graded school. Send M Wheat to Us
To Be Croii(l.v
IT DAZZLES THB WORLD.
No Discovery In medicine has ever
crested one quarter of the excitemant
that has been caused by Dr. King's
New Discovery for Coosumpt^pn. It’s
severest taste have been on hopeless
victims of Consumption, Pneumonia,
Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis,
thousand* of whom It has restored to
perfect health. For Coughs, CoMa,
Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever, Hoarse sees
and Whooping Cough It fa thequiekeet,
surest cure In the world- It is sold hy
C. N. Burckhalter and Creech’s Phai-
mauy who guarantee satisfaction or re
fund money, l-arge bottle# We and
•1.00. Trial bottlesfres.
!(
NEWS FROM BLACKVI 1.1.E.
Mr. Jeha Allen Wswtberahro and
daughter aad Mrs. leaa Wsalhersbev.
uf Columbia, are vlaiuag Mrs. J. M.
Cave
Mr. B. L. Bovleton's family has mov
ed hack ta taw a.
Mr. Herman Brown ha* gnus lu Phil
adelphia ta visithtasister, Mrs. Brer-
•aid. He will take la the Paa-Aamri-
can before he ret urns.
Mr. Robert Kb kllngla taklaga vaca
tion in the np country.
Mr. J. E. flair will Join Dr. and Mrs.
George lialrjn
CHEAP RATES TO NORFOLK. YA.
On account nf the meeting of the
Concatenated Order of I loo Hno, Nor-
tolk. Va.. Sept. Bth-lSth, 1*01, Southern
Railway will sail round tcip tick#?* to
Norfolk, Va.. and return at rata of one
Aral class fare for the round trip from
all atallonson ite Mae.
Dates of sale September 7th and 8th,
Anal limit Sept 18th, inclusive.
Southern Hallway beat line to Nor-
folx, through Sleeping Cars, Hotel
Dining Cara
Fur detailed information as ta rates,
schedule*, etc., call on any agentof tu*
Southern Railway.
W. M Tayloo,
A. G. P. A.. Atlanta, Ga.
CHEAP RATE-* VIA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
To Cincinnati. O.. and retara aeroant
Annual re«re»t!»n National Baptist
Association (colored>. Kept, llth 18th
southern Railway announce# rata of
eoa 8ret class fare for the round trip
from all puinte Bn Ite Itaea la Cinrin-
nail aad return; date# nf sale
imh aad llth. Anal limit Sept.
MAN*
Ta IxMiUvIlJa. Ky.. aad rein re
rount Triedhial Canclave KalghU
Templar, Augeat f7lh hah. I
Sutiiharn Railway aaaaaare* rata
on* tfret elans fare far the round inp
for lastlviduals aad still lower re tan far
brass bends la aalterm, tea or
itrkel. I rates af sale Aageel
. larlaalve. leal limn aept. tad.
1801. By d ■peslilng ttakei. la pem-a,
with F C Daaald. JsMat Agaei. Lnete-
vllla, hetweaa Aagusr XSth aad hep*
M ead pavmeat af lea af M ceau at
lime af depualt, aa •iieestoa af feel
limit aatll hank- lath s
Far desalted let rmatlsa ae ta
achedales. ear . ea l aa ar
agent af the host (her a Kslleay.
Amweat aaeeel Karampamat O A.
R.. ttesstead, tl. Peps, leth-llth, Ih'l,
tleolhera Railway
tremely to* roaad trip ratre from ail
petals ea Its Mae* to Ctevatond, u.. sod
res are
Fultewing roaad trip rslaa w«n he la
affset from p»‘ate aamedt Aa term a
*. C.. §41 •*; Atlanta. Ua .|l» »; 4 th
•n«. Ga. Ill 18; Broaswkh. Oa. 144 10;
Camdaa. d. C, 844 40; t'karlsstea. n
C.WftlO; Columbia. S. C, 80 U
Oraeatlito. n C . Ifb Wt Maaaa. ua_
ft* OP; Bavaaaah, Ga.. |M 88. Apartaa-
burg. s. C.. fit *8. fmrpepeaiHaglv
lew ratee from oUtae palate.
I rates af sate Kept 7th te llth. lacla-
siva. gead to retara laavlag t tetslead
tu-t talas thaa mldalght heps. 18th.
I *ll. By deposit lag itekeu la poreaa
with fhs Jnlai Agent at Ctevelead aa
or before It or tor k ueoa. Sept. 18th.
IMTI aad pevasant uf lee of M rte at
time af deposit, aa sxleasloa of deal
limit ap ta aad Hmiudiag Od. dlh.
IW)I, may be secured.
F«*r dvtailed lalermatlea aa to rates,
reservation*, etc., rail ea nr address
any Agent of the Southern Railway er
connecdo
Build it up and sustain it audit will be « kelp aud a credit to the county.
Yto not aead your boya away from home to he educated when yon have a
that will prapsre them for college, the university or.lDv.
good library, Htararv society^ mnaio and
fata higher mathematics, English, Latin.
French, Qsematry aad aW 1
Far catalogue and farther loformation address
W. H. JONES,
Principal.
GEO. H. BATES,
Chaii man.
==
J. V. ALLSII,
Prssideat.
i*. B. ADBIBON,
• Ties Frssldeat.
B. B.
T
KENDRICK,
Cashier.
THE SANK OF BSUNSON,
BRUNSON, SOUTH CAROLINA^
Our Flour Mill capacity la 8d^, V M
y*r day. It has Four Roller Sfahdx
and la equipped with latest Impfuvea
machinerr. 48 |>uunda ot Annr pfr
bushel of wheat was onr average lart
teaaon. Bend your wheat by freight
prepaid, mark your sack* with yodt
name and we will return your flew,
making no charts for hauling to and
from depot at our and. Toll one-tenth.
We do not. grind lot* loss than tea
bushel*. r
Aiken Industrial Company,
AIKEN, 8. C. *
Floor Sill, Oil Mill, Cottoi Glo.
C. K. HENDERSON, Prea. and Tree*.
Board of Directors:.
D. F. M001E, Jr., Dr. J. L
0. V.OOIE,
FOLK. . X. F. BRABHAM,
W. D BTKVE&
Tranaacu a general hanking and exchange business. Equipped with lateat
Improved Are and burglar-proof vault*, with tlmu locks, insuring every protec
tlon that modern Ingenuttv and aeience can devl-e.
Accounts of Irms, Indlvldnals and corporations solicited. All business in
trusted te ua will reonlva prompt and eoreful attention, and every facility and
accommodation oonaistont with sound banking principles w ill be extended to
patrons.
A. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
one tlon with the Bank and Interest will be allowed on
will he operated la
tlase deprelu.
Especial a Kent loo will ho given thoae not accustomed to transacting a bank
lug business.
A eordtal Invitation fa extended the public lo slalt us, whether bent on bua-
Inees er not; we shall be glad w greet you.
Re&tetioa ef Pcfees
SEPTEMBER Isl. 1901,
PREPMATOHY j ARRIVAL' 0 , FALLSTOCK!
Will sell White Lawns at
cost, from 0 to 18 cents.
Ladies 1 Slippers from 75c.
to $1.65. . ~
All Summer Clothing at
Cost.
All over Embroideries and
Laces at cost.
Percales at Cost.
- Parasols at cost, 65 to $1.50.
Samuel Wilev & Co-.,
JAS. M.TATTERSON,
AUofiey aid Collator at lav,
Bxxkwkll, S. C„
Will practice in all State and United
States Courts. Special Attention given
to Abstract# of Title.
DR. ISO. P. LEE. JR,
DENTIST, Office, wmtahaw
fmdBBLn C. Equipped fur travel-
^^-UXL/Hng Work don# at yeui
home anywhere in Barnwell County.
Will be at office in Wllllaton every Sta.
urday and Monday. Itt '
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Atlutic Coast Um Railroad Co. of S. C.
CoKDXXaXD SCHXDCLK.
^TCThT
No. pi®.
daily
In Effect
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bleeping » era he
ad Maeoe sto Ae-
r4 shell not pretend tp say which ,
ef the two peopls are hetier; but there
can never be pea re between them Bl
eep l under ths guarantee of a stronger
power than theirs.
"It It not at present safe for any
A merlcan to loave any of tbo towns
without being armed. Of course. In
the towns where the troops are station
ed. It Is safe enough; but as a genera!
thing It is not saft for an Amerlean to
go Inta the Interior alone. The chance*
of hit assassination are good, and the
fact as to who did It is next to imponxl-
ble of eatablishuient. The people wHI
not tell on tne murderer. In a cam like
that It was tne custom of the 8panl«rd
to make an example of a whole neigh
borhood, and they were able to pre
serve veiy good ordsr; but the Atneri-
■ an* cannot do that I f one is assassin
ated—and it occur* quite frequently—
hut little la dose by the authorities.
There It nothing to be done but insist
that greater care he exercised. It it
mors than likely that hereafter in those
localities where the civil commission
hat established civil government the
native authorities will be beld respon
sible for all assassinations and I think
this will greatly help to lessen the evil
“Htving no education w hatever he
does not compare favorably with the
negro In the matter of civilization; but
be Is much mere intelligent than the
negro. Given equal educational oppor-
tunltles the Filipino will outstrip the
uegro rapidly. They make capital me-
ohanlcs, artiaans and-skilled laborers,
being able to do perfectly anything at
which you put them. They also make
good house servant. If treated, kindly,
being quick and willing; but to treat
them harshly It daugesou*. ’ifeey will
patiently wait their oppnrfcMity and
cut your" throat, with a* ^Rtle com
punction as you would feel In killing a
chicken.”
■ JM-1, F. dfaiu 1
Spring* tor rest and raruperition"
BA large crowd from itonmark. I
WII-
listen* Barnwell and other neighboring
town, came over on Friday afternoon
to wltne*. the ball game between Au
gusta and Black*III#. Mt was a tin#
game. The score was J to 8 In favor
of BlackvIHe
Mr*. A. Buist Jr. and Master Chae.
Arthur are spending m time on butli-
van’s Island.
Mrs. Lalla R. Drew and her son. Ptr-
nell, are with Mrs. O'Neill on Sulli
van's island.
Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Gyles gave a de
lightful entertainment on Friday even
ing at their ho-pitable home In honor
of their guest, Miss Findlay.
Miss Marie Breaderman of Charles-
ten has been the guest of Miss Ida
Groves for the past tow weeks.
On Wednesday evening Piof. Hughes
carried a delighted .audience throi gh
the hills and vales ef Dreamland; aud
agtin in his pleasant style on Monday
evening, acqualntwi them with the man
in the moon, and his wonderful obi>er-
VHtiO'i*. On Friday evening h4 will
have a school exhibition, when soma of
the best talent of the teachers of the
Summer School will be brought out.
The work of the Geography clast and
of Mrs. Moore’* dt'awlng class will be a
special feature. The public are Invi
ted to attend.
The song service on Monday after
noon was largely attended. Prof.
Hughes illustrsted Ids talk on the buil
ding of character by black-board draw
ings. The discourse was very Impres
sive, and will long be remembered by
old and young.
*v: T. B.
The last cantaloupe shipments hard
ly netted the cost of the crates.
irs« fmsre. fat* tsm
•snstor Tillman was 54 years old on
Sunday,
A hundred and fifty farmers are at
tending the Institute at Clemton Col
lege thfa week.
Between now and Noytmber the
mint officials at Wfcshingten expect to
revive twenty five million dollars
worth of gold from Alaska for coinage.
Tkis WIU Interest Maaj.
' Bet.nlo Blood Balm (B. B. H.), the
famous noutMers blood pnriSer.swkkly
cure* oasoer. blood pu4f|g, pimple*,
8*'rt>uncle*, uh-er*. sarit.g w-rea,
. JcRr
1*0. flkrrh and
Bl B. B. hew
Lawyer—And so you kissed her ob
the door steo. did you?
Witness—No, sir. It was In the yicln*
Uy of the left eye brow. v -
s ro «
TAX BALE.
BY VIRTUE of a Tax Execution to
me Issued and directed by the County
Treasurer I baVe levied upon and will
sell in front of ths Court House at Barn
well, within the legal houmofsale, on
Monday, toe 3d day df September, 1801,
It being taledey in snid month, the fol
lowing described tract or parcel of land
situate, lying and being In Barnwell
County, Mute of Month Carolina:
Bufcaa aero*Ml UnargeeCreeg town-
ship aad howodad North hy Nick Od-
ttna. Aonth by WT M. Blsek and East
property nf neute nf B R. Unite
, Atlanta; Ga.
'ashingfon. 1). IA
* R. W Unat.
D. P. A . CharlMton. it. C.
W. E McGee,
T. P. A., Angnsta, Ga.
i. HOWARD PATTEISOI,
Attorney at Law,
BARNWELL, 8. C.
Reeamm the practice of hla pmfaaslon In aM
courts of the State and United State*, aad
will Hire hi* heat attention to all bustnem nn
trusted to his care. Office front
Bank of Barnwi-ll.
OFFICES: Barnwellano Wilustov
I will be at my Barnwell office at
the Halford Houae on the firat Monday
and Tueaday of the fret and fourth
week* In each month, tnd longer by
special engagement.
At Willlston office on every Friday
and Saturday.
1 am alao prepared te do Dental work
at your home* anywhere In Barnwell
Coup'-
C.f. Callni, P. I. iKUqkie,
KM.
Calhoun A Co.
FIFE,
Life, Accident
LIGHTNING,
1 aND —• ■—
Livestock
INSURANCE.
a •.
—At Lowest Rates !»—
Strongest Companieb.
CHEAT ■ CLEARANCE SALE]
-AT-
0. KJR-AJBnVOFF’S!
I will n*t ereary yen with a long Introduotor? aa fiF the Importance of thla
aaln, hot simply nay to you now aed hero that the sole obteot nf this Mg selling
event Is to dispone of sarplu* seasonable merohandlte and to that end I have so
rndaand prions that there nan he nn mistake about the bargain nature of the ocr
caatoe. I am leaving for the North-western markets on tha 88th July to pur
chase my Fall aad Winter supply nf merchandise, and the Mummer stock
go at any prion. Bala te commence tomorrow, Friday, July 20th.
must
Train* Kf snu to carry throngh Fait-
man Palare Huff#* nl
tweeo Mew York and
gnntn
T M. Kmerenn. H M. Ri
T-affic Mansgsr Iren, I’ere Ag
J. N Kenlv, Goo. Manager.
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ClaroKe J. Ofeas, A. A President.
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OBJECT! That otor^ouhg Men may be developed phystodtlvs
morally and "that nor Daughters May be aa corner atunes, polished
slmllttiide of a palaoe."
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after
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Vocal aad Inttrumeutal.
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Etorerileh, DfathffT «Bd fitpreesleh.
jiitit§ry—d —
iK—Charcoal feM Cast DrawHig, Pastel, Water Color, Crayon and OH,
Phrtfalture and CtHwt rhlntlng.
ling. Stenography, Typetarltlng.
Drill, Physical aud Bayonet RgerHet, Slgnallog and Military
Ut§rjr
ScMbue.
DEGREES—Ttao Degrees given, B. L, end A, B
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MottlMtotlM...• TV.. *.,. .... ft 00
Board, per month sup
TuItl^ta, per moBth4 (4j
Surg«oh.mryeAr.. d 08
year
POIXTB OF ABUftfAOl:
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