The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 15, 1901, Image 3
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The Barnwell People
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fHtlttoDAY. ACOOiT 16 1001, '
k Hi* Hefnlar Communication* of
Harmony Lodipe No. 17 A.M.•.
jLJT will H« baMattlwuew MaaonlcTam-
' ▼ \ (Oo In Ramwelt upon Thoradar,
•n or next before the flail moon In each
•ontK, hecInnftiR at early caudle light.
•iy order of W.\ Me.
H. P. AMDsnaoN. Secretarr.
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The regular meeting of Barnwell
MM& Ledge No. IS, Knight* of Pythlae
will be held at their Hall on Friday
night at 7^ o'clock. A full attend
anoela requested.
By order of ^ -
CUAKUB BROWN, C C. -
Wat. McNAB. K. R.
Mto (« febtors aid Creditors.
All peraont Indebted to the estate of
11. L. My rick, deeeaaed, are required to
make prompt payment,to the under
aifned and all person* holding claim*
against said eatate will present them to
me properly stteated. ^
C. M. KDKNrilCM).
Qua.ISed Kxecntor.
SelgUngTlIle, h. C„ Aug. 9tb, 1901,
PROCLAMATION.
State of South Carolina—Executive
Chamber.
WHEREAS Information has been re
ceived at this Department that on the
29th day of May, A. I>. 1901, the dwell
Ing bouse of Cotincll C. C*rn»« In the
town of Wllllstnn, In the Couutv of
Harnwell. was burned, and their being
reason to believe that the burning wa*
an act of I nor ndlarUm,
NOW, THKKKFOKK. I, M B Mo-
Sweeney, Oovernor of the Stale of
sonth Carolina, In order that justice
may be done and the majeety of the
law vlntflratad, do hereby offer a re
ward of Fifty Doll a ra for ( the appro*
hen*;on and conviction of "the i erann
or persons who rowmiiUed said act of
Inrondiarlein.
IN TESTIMONY WIIRKKOK lhava
horeonto *et mv band and can*#d the
Oreal Seal of tba state in be allied at
t oluoiMa, this alxrb dae of Awgner.
A. D. I9UI. and U the I MU poor of ih«
Indapeodawce of Ue United Suiaa of
America.
[Seal] “ M. B. McaWEENEY.
•y tee t»overoor:
M R. Cooper.
irv of Slate
r BltcVvHW'Kewtoo second page this
Week.
Ratttevllle poet office has *tNMa re
opened. «
Cspt. i. W. Thomas was In *pw» on
Monday.
Mr. W.J. Cord ray nas In town on
Saturday.
Teachers’ Examination at Barnwell
next Wednesday.
Mr. John%. Cave was mighty
to us on Monday.
J jdgeJ.F Izlar I* said to he on the
high way to recovery from his leL-ent
illnesH. ■ f '
Mr. and Mr*. G. W. Patrick
terday to visit Greenville and
aonvtlle.
Capt. W. M. Harden gave u* (cheer
ful crop-news from Great Cypres* on
Tuesday.
Little Miss Annie Laurie Attiyvay of
Port Royal i« visiting relative* near
Robbins.
The chain gang Is on the Hattievllle
road near Mr. J. Audi Meyer’s place
this week.
Mr and Mrs. W. V. Gill are lei*nrely
enjoying Exposition sights at Buffalo
tbl* week.
Mr Andrew W’ray returned on Sun
day from the Pan*American Exposition
at Buffalo.
M r. and Mrs. Molair took the South
arn Sunday morning for a three weeks
outing up North.
Mr. G. 8. Pitzdmons goes to Spar*
tanbutg soon to take charge of the big
ProduooOil Miil.
Mr. and Mr* T. R. Vogel came up
from Port Koval on Thur»d*y to visit
Barnwell relatives.
Don’t forget that Kra«ni«ff'* making
room sale U In piogrea* at price* that
will make good* move.
Mr. W. T. llarlev attended the meet
ing of the "tale Board of Equalisation
in Cidumbia on Tuesday.
Tba ►horfage In the srroont* of
Treasurer Dlekineon of Balaberg will
soon be made g«od by hi* aon.
M 1«* Sell Dunbar, a hewltchlng
belle of Kllenloo, |*^be gue*t m Mi**
Palm Rr*vr*.—Joburtoii Monitor.
hi
ee
left
Utfn
yes-
der-
Prof. Atklnaow of
«wp>i#d the prim^ip*l*hipof the Allau*
dale Mibb nehool for the next year.
Mr. Julian H. Calhoun has baan
tbraateoad for roeeral day* with mild
•y mi plow* of Spartanburg malar
Clark W. Gilmore ni<am* and ('a*
ler K. Canar Rmler ar* taking U*a
Hr*ra or Sorvu Cawotana. *
DEPARTMENT OP EDUCATION.
JOU* A. WrU«H*M, ST*T• MPT.
Columbia. S C.
To Cooatj Soptriatendeits.
ri> iiit<
Mr*
daugb
tlalilng
Weak.
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rae ai t.lamaoa Uu* war a.
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, - - PROGRAM
of the Thlrty-Foiirth Annual Session
of the Barnwell Baptlat Sunday
School Convention; held at Healing
isprlng* Church. A ugust 80th 81st
and September let, 1001.
Friday, August BOth:
10 a. m. Devntlonal exercises con
ducted by tbrnilresident
)0:J0a. in. Enrollment of delegates
ami election of oftlcera.
11 a. m. Introductory sermon; Rav.
J. D. Moo.rw or Rev. IV. D. McMillan.
12 m Kelation of the Pxetor to the
Sunday School; Rev. T. H. Garrett and
Kev. K. VV. Peeples.
12 :30 p. n>. Uece«s. ,
2 p. m. Hung ser\h>e.
2:15 p.m. The Sbm^lntendent; 1.
His responsibilities^ A. P. Manville [10
minutes]; 2. How we can help the su
perintendent, Kev. Julian Strong [10
minutes]; 8 How I conduct uiy school,
short talks by Arthur Keiinmlv. ,f. H.
K M IlhoiiN, C. E Tyler, A. P. Man-
vllle and 11. K. Gillmn.
8:16 P- m. The use of the blackboard
and msps In the Sunday School; Black
board Talk, Kev. J. |. Ayer*.
3:45 p. m. The relation of the home
to the Sunday School; the Bible In the
home, H M. Fallow and Kev. A. Ruist
4:16 p. in. Miscellaneoua business
and announcements.
4:30 p. m. Adjournment.
Saturday. August 31st:
9:90 a. m. Song Service.
10 a. ar. Ke|tort* from the schools,
limited to twd minutes each.
10:30 a. m. The condition and out
look of the school*; ebort talk*, throe
to five minute*; Dr VV. D. Klee. Kev*.
G N. Askew and VV. G. Britton and
W.T. Cave, J. A. Jenkins, J. VV. Ki-
nard and 1>. M. John-Um
11 a. m. The Teacher; 1. HI* digni
ty and responsibility; Kev* W. M.
Jones and T. L. Smith 2. The prepar
ation of the le»*on. lion. S. G. May-
field and Prof. J. K. Haliv 3. The
teacher before hi* class, Kev. J. I.
Avars.
12 m. The Sunday School and Mis
sion; Rev. K. VV. Sanders. D D.
12 UUI. Kece»». «
2p m. I oMiMrouoe of Primary teach
er»; talks by Mrs. Gnnrgls ' enter, Mu*
Anna Walker and Mr*. K K-ed.
2 -Jn I'he bu»y man and the Sunday
Scho-d; linn. a. Howard Paltaraon
and If. P. Kice K*q.
3 p. m. ntm|M>*ium; 1. The Beet
Siinily ho.jjAltdpa- Ursa, a P. iieu
and w. t*. Britton. 2. The Home lu-
partment. He*. Cl K. Hurt*. ITbe
I eerl»er and the Home, Dr. J H. Black.
M l*eellaneoue bw«lue*a and adjouni*
rnent. ^
Sunday. Vptem(^l*L
10 a.m. Hong ^ervice; l^rturo on
the niinday Hefconl l^«aon. Hon H.G.
MavNeld. A<Mrr** bv A. Mclvrr H<>*.
IN MEMORY OF MSOTBKM FlTTl
F. KI8TLBR.
tmt
the
of
KIM-
Whereat la Mia lawmtable
our He«renljM p atber called
midst in thie aniweltery world
mansion* prepared fmr the
God our belovud brptbur, Paul
ler,
l«t. Be It resolved, that In hit death
we have lost a truly good man and
brother, that while he will be missed,
hia cheerful faoe and good eouuael. we
will ever keep fresh III uur memory
kind thongbrauf'»« good m min aa
Brother P. K. Kistler.
2d. Be It reeolvod* fnrfher, that
Blackville Lodge No. IB K. of P. sue*
ulns an incomparable leas In the death
of Brother Kistler and that wa extend
to hla bereaved family dhr heartfelt 1
sympathy Hi this tbalrhour of beraave-
ment and affliction.
3d And that a page In our minute
book be inscribed to hi* memory and
that a copy of these renolutloua be seat
to the family and also published In our
uounty papers.
B. J. Ham met,
Win. Morrison,
. H. Kaaamer.
Committee.
Mr. Robert Ellis of Bennett Mprlngs
died on FrhUy night and was laid t*
rest In tha Purse burial ground on Sat
urday. Ho era* a thoroughly mod man
and vdtUmu. mod for many years hud
been a oobMftent member of the Rap*
lUt Chslteh. Me wae soma seveoty
years vf aga.
Mr J. ‘W. Mlua Mad at Qieue Springs
on Friday bpapof^exy, aged H* years.
His body was brought home for burial.
HI* was a pathetic me, but that’s, all
over now. He was a good aaldter uf
the lost cause, reoetvlng several severe
wounds In its eerolce. He proa pa red
until diaableil by III health, hniftbrougb
all hi* sufferings and reverse* be lived
as he died, a gentleman.
Mr. D. P. Sprawls died at bD home
In Wllllaton on the ilth Inst., and was
buried In lbe cemetery, Me*. G. N.
Askew cooduetlng the Dst sacred ser
vice*. For weary years be had been a
PurwLliwn Gin VotUag, If nod t
Inch moab, for sale bf O. D. C. luuigo,
Bladlylllo, H. C. Write for
WAMTID—The Model Mnam Unn-
dry of Augusta, having*boperto up to
dam plant, guarantee* oompteie satis
faction to all Barnwall county people
favoring It with their patronage.
Packages and parcels received up to
noon on Wednyadays, returned on Bat-
uidaya. Barnwell Agency at C. N.
Burok halter’s Drug Store.
THAT TIMID FERLING.
OudllJM bottle of Creech’s Iron nod
Ighgihem Peptonam will entirely do
•way with that tired feeling an preva
lent during Spring uf tba yonr; Satie-
ranteed.
Creech's Pbatmacy.
Tha Arkanaaa Mosquito Chaser.
Only 2k. For travelers, hunters,
••barmen and them who like to rtt
out of doors on summer evenings It la
moat valuable and once uaud will bn
found Indispensable. For ante by
O. D. C. Lunge.
Blackville. S. C.
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
The old Idea that the body
times nuOdaa powerful, drastlu. purga
tive pill baa heea exploded; for Dr.
King’s Now Life Plfla, which arc per-
fact I y bqrmlroe. gundy atimuate Brer
nod boweta to expa] puhpmoni aaaUer
eleunae the system sad obaolutoly our*
Const! puthm and sick hundaebo. Only
lie at Oseeb’s Pharmacy and 0. N.
%
sale
er. I.oo
Era.
Mel
on and ber II
*t Orongeborg
L
11*
,1*
IkJ^^tbl*
tick
I •*(
II
Taoe bare 1
Mrs. D. R.
re*lerd* v |,>
44a . after a |
borne.
MrAi
ir a<
I an .an l at*/
I enw*
In Vb
at th«
Is
N«»rK
rholr v
Tbe «h
14 enln
Mi
l*r
be f.
r* ll
led
d tbe
It 14
>l»bed by
Kxmmlosttoo*
m
sod ( eri.t-
Av*
. Il
4 ••ri>a||.| <
ia
tif-
| 19 of I be Reg
Umos of the »4o4o Board, pege 90 oel
low. edt4lMO of llol. A I— be. Uno
pnge 21 Adverslea tba la<-4 thoi
«*n4en nea on« rone and hlthonl attend-
ttfbCW U|*Offt III# fMlSltB#f SclMMhi , Sftal
that eMeodaaes maone taking. I be
wnree through I be loot day. Adver
tise the fa ft ber fort that the regular
asamtuatiou Par I ear bars' coeUdeutos
will be held on tbe lust day uf the Hum
user Hchaul. oa Urammor. tieugrspby
pud Hrbaol Maasgem>ot.un the s»ea- 1
tloo* need In the Huataw* He ben I 11 1
nmlaailao; ood on tbo uext day -u ise |
oiber regular eawmao *rh*ul •object* 1
— Mlaterv. Arithmetic aod Algebra
Mrs lienege H. I
ale l^»u Bat—* ra*
(rom s very plra»*i
Watt si "jmster. u
id Ml
Jea
■ «■
•ay
. L.
The piuteoeted
Hal'SebatrbVe ekuri
—f big** aud bel f |
Muggtue dtlsthe p
Ask the lueiracittfs of veur laetitato*
make W
to prof taro me tbero queetiuo* si
them sebataetislly eqolvsleol a
use.I la IheJeoe esamlosltou.
When mass soar her* essrt Htsmsslvse
to comply with tbe isebaal Law it is
uafslr to' ro, sa welt s* oolewfol. If
the *ch«M.t oaiborlttee elb«w other* to
t-orh without enmpljlng with ibe re
|alromeaw of tbe low. nectb.n II. sob
dlsDlen 2. of tha Hchnol lew, pegs SI,
rroirtets board* of trustee* la -rntdev-
In'g ta*. her.. u> employ onlv tbo*e bsv*
liig rertiiesies <f quollirsileo. It
furtb*r rubjarta board* of tr«*te** to
1#* tlftf (•F#f|(
ri riii* mwe’ll |r (pit§
The Boromoll 4*rsded lb-bro.| prom-
ka 4h* sho hsak woes lo It* hrlgbt
btsei cy Uur tog she oast u bala.i.v vsur.
Bee naooouaomeot In thl* teauo
Rev J D. Haggio* will presab
the Baruaail Mopli*l cborah twrowrr
Fridas. evening at N o'« hark I'boo
maalty cordially luvlied to stleud.
Before buying s rook tog Move oe
vl*a too P> exsialsw the ll ae Fli
Si*** OH Move a r kfa'i'*
d, wo a*be., ims »mok». ho s>wtt.
•roelser
Heoilag
aurb a *
•#»•«•• It*
#V<
* *
y Me*
Ex amt
arhuOl
t evert
i.rwoat
for
gbo-
l>ri*oner nf pain, snd perfoct throagh
rii IT* ring be has pa road Into Iho eternal
peace. In their sorrow for bis bw* bis
loved on** hive tbe •ympetby of many
friend* sod the comforting faith that
their Ina* U ble gain sstd that Its God's
good time tbey shall moetagalo. .
-*TJ1erfet ber hrooe tn Barnwell Cons*
ty Jutv Vtli. 1901 Mm. Nllla 1
ward, wile of Joe. R. Wuudwkrtf and
J*t.gHier*Mf Mr. sad Mrs. F. N. Hair,
Id Iho Mth v«or of her age Hk
braoori rollglou ia earlv life, was a
no-iaber of Koromary Baptist Ohurvh.
sod also of The Wwusaa’s M ts*b»osry
■ro.dety, whereby so ear ami sod
ful Hie uork slews pi I Had the traa eto-
lueuia of a rbrlsdao worn as. This
life wa« a benedklloa to lboro who
lived around bar.
We mourn, but out as those who have
•so bop-, for ws fool that oar Ina* ta
her alerssal gala. Hbo leaves a
band, parent*, taro brother*, oue St
sad a bo*t of rolotlvro ami trlsnde to
Osooru ber depart are. Yet we m
t bn-Us a sabmlaetoa bow ta tha will af
Gad. aad aay. the I<ord gsva and the
l^rd bath utheo away.
Bis*seil be the warns of the Imd.
ROfHM TO RENT.
Blnglo rntuns In a two story dwelllnj
oen trolly located and eery cool. App
IOe «
P. M. Buckingham,
Real Estate Agent.
f;
BEST BARM A PA RILL A.
Red Blood Harts pa rills I* tha
reliable medicine of Its kind sold. One
to three bottles make* one feel as tbo'
ha bad a new koa*s upon Ilia. BatU-
faction guaranteed. Mind, we
exaetlv what we say and can alwajs be
CREECH’M PHARMACY.
RATER TO BUFFALO
Via Boo then. Railway, aorotiot Pan
American K x posit Ion.
Effeetlvs May lit Hoof hern Railway
sBuoauca* iwund trip rota* to Buffalo,
M. Y., and return, ancon at of tbe Tao-
Americas Exuoaitlou. CBuhw of routes
via Washington, D.C.,UV vla^Claclu-
Usd. Ohio.
For itetsMod lufoemstbut a* u> rote*.
say other InforsaiUoa ad-
ageut thl* Cssmpaay.
W M T.rlo..
A. O. P. A., Atlanta, Go.
faction guarant
FOR SALK.
Tbe cottage, corner Clerk and Dexter
Streets, Blackville. 8. (J., owned by Dr.
L. C. Stephens, consisting of a bouse
containing 7 rooms, Including Dining
Room and K'trbon, Barn, Htables nod
Buggy House, on enay terms.
Apply to
H. F. Bulat.
Attorney nt Lout,
Aug. 6-0*. Blackville, H. C.
BARNWELL, S. t.
Blacksfilths,
Vhetl-Wrigbts,
Gunsmiths,.
Bicycle and Lock
Repairers.
s « e s s * IKOCSZi-
WOFFOP0
COLLEGE
. Spartanburg, S. C.
48th TEAR REGIES SEPTEMBER Is]
Right In fnculty Eight departments.
Expenses from |180 to |I74 a year.
For catalogue, addres*.
J. A. uamewrll.
Secretary.
! Prleee aa low an the Inwert* Fire* Claed
Wotk Guarabteefl.
-sotscssotac i sPttitin.—
jBMTKlral Door West PxortA (MBus,
®*Glve •• • nil. we’ll do the Mst*
r. B. ELLIS. Jn.
Sunm/or and Civil Engirmm
tuilon of witer-powers,
| drainage.
A postulmrdaddrueeodtomokl Mom
[tin, S. C., will rocotvo
Wofford College
Fitting School,
SPARTANBURG, 8^
, Elegant new building. Board and |
tuition for your, f 110. All Information |
given by
A. M. DU PRE.
Head Ms
NEWBERRY C0LLE0E.
Con. mod lows buildings.
Three <
live*.
Gund f Jbroryi Working I Abo ra lory,
F.OMoot Preps nstury Deporuooot.
board. tulthHi aud all fom per yoof
nrod not exceed l
•inoia CuHogtate Depa
SHaTnoMimaboglfi* oIT.^
For Oaulugue. add res*,
Guo. B. trimbr. Proa.,
Mowborry, s. G*
To The Public: I Ctartmu t lowi Cmiiu rj w
Cboap
Trips to
Florida Coast
rtontbara
u.
sad
On sad after tbo Al day of August 1
will bo proporrd to do nil kinds of]
0om*
Go .
City,
to t-a.
I be ate
If iiSiy. roi
K. Hurt*.
. D Mho.
. P. Ualpb
MeCrvart
• program B
ft
te
la
tbr
M<
rtwro
•hall
me, g*
Is n«>l
Hs gi
He we ere w—ptwg O'er the ksl
loomt grouo.1.
art but -leuptog, TMl t
so.ind"
tomb
pe dispel*
Hallway si
m«r Toprtot rote* to Houtbern
aaaa,«Mb lots wf Palms. B. C.. m
moos sod Comhwrisnd 1*1*04,
Pabto Boacb. FU , Morebood
M.aiu. *
Tickets now oo solo.
Foe detailed Information apfdr In
any Agent of the How there Roil war
CodPhy.
W. II. Tar loo.
A- Q. P- A.. Atlanta, lia.
F.
1
FAIRFAX (AM
Al.H.
EVERY BMliV'H ATTKXTIOX.
bale of
KVITTIKO MILL MACIIINVBT.
r*
ter
k1-
Mi
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■t., alt*r a
t<*n*n,i. ihi
> *»ude fu m
Mu* Hsu
»x oav Hus
Wll
Mr*
katktf
f# rl
flA
• fri
»«l at tk
on tii
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l*ol
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HdNFjr
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_ "HPml*
ing their aalarie*. tseoikuis 32 anti 27
•mphnalse this •uhjeciion "to tbe or
ders of the Coontr B<*srd." You
sbnVild ootlfr all trustee* that > o teach
er* *h*ll be paid, unless before emplnv-
tnonl tbe teacher register* his cerilfl-
<*ate |n your offlee. This thing of
teaching withr.nt a certikeate on the
•banco nf getting on* at BOibe future
examination, ought to be stopped.
There Is only one way to have order In
yonr school affair*; and ib«t ia to *n-
fore* the law without regard to Indl-
vi.lus 1 esses In sending you this cir
cular I am trying to make it ea*ier for
you to iusist upon tracking the law.
Very truly,
John J. McMahan,
8late Bnperlntendeut Education.
August 10,1901.
P. 8.—The shove laws bind th« Coun
ty Superintendent of Education. Coun
ty BoArd of Education, and tbe teach
era. trustee* and pations.
Teachers* Examination Wednesday.
August 21, at Bornwclt.
A. Bul*t,
. W. 8. Peterson,
County Board of Education.
18th ANNUAL
MOUNTAIN • EXCURSION.
The Atlantic Coast Line will run
their 18th Annual Mountain Excursion
Aug. 21st to the following pulnta at
Very low rates named:
Greenville
Anderson
Glenn Spring* ....
iMurens
Spartanburg
Waterloo (for Harris Springs)
Ticket* U> be sold on Aug. list
with float limit Hopt. 2d. 1901.
of
tbs
At tb* a
n of Fa
b«r« last
Barnwwll
oeat year.
Mr. Iloury Wolff of Allendale and
Ml** Bay I'roriatlu* of NraiM'bville
will he marrtru ituiai. Tbotr uianv
frisud* wl-h (hem long lif* aud ahaiid
ant prosperity.
A **ro'i
u*r* li HiMsrta
i Caoi. W. W. Mnwr*
eteemd Pro*Mooi fur
-»*. Trw*
die HrS.—ta ‘
In leu deal McMsben fV* a
" ’ ” " j -trcMg prwseotaUoo of tbe Uo aod ooo-
v | rerns v«ro, every owe of yua
j and seder-triad aod guvero
•c-vrvttagly. Old Urn* la
sro gwo* (a
Mt
Mhspeut a
Ht*u* of Howtb Carolina, I
U«Miuiy df Baniowtl f
My Vlrtuoef a ebriUal arortgag* gfv-
ro by J. P Htrsbel to ties ‘t;barm*mo
laittlog Mills tVmpriny” ou IBs fltb
day of April. A. D. Mt, ood r *o»Jr j
m tbe cmrk of C+mn » ofBu* lor mi l
aod Coaoiy. oo Urn ktb Bay'of
lay. I***, hi dMMrt usurtgagw BMh
Bn. 41. page «A Tb* MeSegagof bs*.
fl»g *wrrooderod
was In
Pearl
friend*
»*b. Ga.
|R 50
6 75
6 50
6 00
6 60
6 00
only,
Lqi Rate lonntain Excursion
AiffKt 21st, 1901,
From Columbia. Auguste, Xtevanuab,
Charleston and intermediate
motion* , ,
. * •» - •
Tb* Beautiful Meuntalu CwunxfT of
North and South Carolina,
v4afWu<b«rN Railway,
Jlsv 19SI
osM Bspssmbrr
MAWOL
uf tt* ,-t>uV-e rtf -t.nCr aud tbe
thuroughoro* of It* ln-triH-tt,Ht the
Harnwell Gr*ded School ha* no *upeil-
or In tp* Stele,
Mr. T D. Heard of Colston spent
Friday and* tetnrdav with Harnwell
eefative* and friend*, who regret that
hi* visit* are like the angel’s loo few
snd lar between. *>»
Barnwell lUptlst Sunday Sehool
Conveniion will meet with the Healing
Sprinvs Baptist ehtirch on Eridsv be-
fore I*t Sunday in September. Let all
the school* appoint delegate* who will
attend. W. G. Hrjilon,
secretary.
Lieutenant Johnson Hsgond |* *txmt
to ba made a c«oialn In the Unired
States art|ll»ry corp*. He was gradu
ated from West Point In I80f.. asvlgned
to the Secbnd Artillery, afterward at-
tache<l tn the First, made drat lleuten-
al:t in 1899 while stationed on hull!-
vati’i Island. He waa recently ordered
to We*» Point to the Instruction corps.
He I* the eldest son of the late Col. Lee
Hagoed.
Married nn the 10r.h Inst, at the Barn
well BnptiH Bible House. Rev. W. G.
Britton niNoiating. Mr Kmorv String-
fellow ofjKIko, South Carolina, and Ml**
Maggie. the talented aud heautitul
daughter of Mr. ami Mr*. J. G. Califf
of 121 Ira St , Atlanta,Ga.
The happy couple will make their fu
ture home in Lake City. Fla where we
mist that every blessing may be
showered upon them.
Miss Gertrude Jones, one-of the most
charming daughters of the el tv by the
"sea, is visiting Mrs. L. 8. Mclliohampe
And all the way from Wllllston to
Walnut Hall, the field* look greener and
the forests wav# more gracefully to the
Southern winds; the humming hirds
hum more cheerily and the mocking
bird singj mure merrily', sndmu«tc tilts
the heart* of all who mine within the
gentle sphere of her gentle magnetL-m.
^Ca
On Saturday evening Randolph
Cave, colored, was shot and killed hy
Mr Jack M. Cave about two miles
West of town. On Mondav Judge
Aldrich at Aiken on application of At-
tomeys C. A. H**«r and R.4L Holman
granted hall In the vum of f 1,500. which
was readily given. . The sCld-nre sup
porting the appltcattn'i established a
<-a*e of self tfefancr. as deceased wa*
endeavoring to Inflict mortal lujorv
upon Mr. « ave whan he received bis
driath woo ad.
• ,‘spi. J. W, Jmnv of Jeoars
W*wn Tharwlsv la*( •»•» buslno**
Mlsro* Jo*l« E'oiislne and
1 wwmsn* of Hruosua vtattod
b*ro on Thu rada v.
Mi*. JuL* Brown of Havana,
v 1*1 led Hero la*t we-B
llr*t rownh end h«r Uaoghtrir Miaa
Edna of havstioab visited tbe foroMr's
br„lb«r.
■Xhtedgraiitied
lAlivtjfand Trtriid* at Brnnaoa on
Bwusiaa.
Mr J. I*. Mnrdaugh and famllv are
rUltlug relatlvea and Irirtid* at Varu-
vitl*. t .
Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Hruason visited
relative* *1 Cuiniuiiig* thl* week.
M r. Jn* .Hander* uirol at hi* home
uear Imre on .Sunday a'ternunn last af
ter a long |lln*«*. ||« leave* a wlfa,
one.child aud a ho*t of friend* to
uioiirn hi* Ins*.
Protracted meeting hegati at Bethle
hem Hapti-t Church on Hpuday alier-
ocon Iasi and will cvuiiuij* for several
da y a.
(’top* in this vieinity are looking
well. _7
Mr. F. M. Young raised a wsler-
melon that weighed 41 lbs. It Is of the
Florida favorite vatietv.
K. LcRoy Young
MARTIN DOl'8. 7_
('rop* are improving since the last,
fetf showers and a pretty lair yield will
be made
Me*«r* Luclu* and Lonnie Bennett
paid a living visit to WUlisUHi relative*
last week.
Mr OMtrde'.Dt Fowke of Baldock^ias
the lastest, driver in town. Fancy by
name and nature.
Mr. 8. J. Clary lost a very fine mule,
valued at fl7*Y la*t week.
Messrs..I. L. and Monnie Kentz of
Khrhardt are visiting friends at Bal-
dock.
Misses Maud and Atla Sindersine of
Fairfax attended the Btldock Pic Nle,
a* prettv and charming a* ever.
• The Baldock Pic Xte was one nf the
best of the season, ahd all present en
joyed themaelve* verjt ^tniieli Clever
Charlie Gwen* did nil he could.to make
the day one of perfect pleasure to all
attending. ”
_Mr. L. G. Bennett went fishing on
Friday snd caught. 63 head.
Mr. Walter 1,. Pender has been verv'
ill with malarial fever, but we hope he
will soon recover.
Mr. 8. M. Uasery was up from Crock-
etvlde last week.
Mr. E. H. Bennett is spending some
time with relative* In Georgia, and we
w i*k him a flue time. -
Old Streak.
HR (H A GOOD MAN
Although Tr<
b**n »M*|MUilet
ag* In hi* soeAonia, be
higb poaltioo In
pie that h* h«* klwa
* Hu know an j |nve him eympathte*
wltb him lo bt* dlfflcalttea, and Hat*
||H ronro txiuidur so 4B Bit it
rbaractsr that Umt bare always
He D how about sixty vaOT* «M
was born and raiaod In lk4* rionnoaoUr.
'HI* puraand blamoleeo Hlodtirtog all
ihsro years I* known sod appro-
by our people. As lb* fore #f
bie rateovril frooi
puhlM t<> tb^ world tl
dlom of tbe dally paporo, wo IPsl U
duty to give pnhitc expevroloa lo
««ntiiuent of tba ponpl# saiong
h« has always Head cod who res peat
sWd honor him natuoob host os tvex.ro-
Bamberg Herald.
Xnnnaly’* Delicious Caddy. Receiv
ed Wee'ov by Express. Always Fre«h.
Fur sale by G. N. Burckbalt
gl*t.
ter.
Drug
NEWS NEEDED NOW,
Capt. C. Miles Edeniefd was In town
on Friday, a welcome vDItor who mad*
the sanettrm brighter by his genial
presence and cheery oonvimatlon. Aud
he gave us soma Information we were
hungry for, regarding sorghum as a
food for stock. He ha* grown and fed
it to stock, mules, oattl* ind hogs, lor
years, and the longti he usee the more
lie value* it as a corn and money saving
crop- lie beglr.s feeding to hogs as
soon as it heads, and continues, some
time*, until January. For throe Weeks
before Friday he had oexsed * fending
corn to his hugs, and they ar* thriving
on sorghum. When frost threaten* he
cuts and puts under shelter, where H
keep* until fed a way—even to new rear
afterward. It can yet be planted and
mature In ver*’ rich aud well prepared
land. He pn f-ra the rod too fTftrfKf
Quite a number of bis neighbors have
leatne I from hla example how valuable
a crop it I*. All kinds of stock llkt -It,
aud he ha* never bad one Injured by
feeding on it.
The MownteJa Roeorte at this aaoson
of tha poor are f'wte sad DeUgbtful
am Zsiiwwy or » owiwins*
V. R TaftatA UFA.
R. W.Mhot, D P. A. Atkaia.La.
•
BASK BALL.
] Bar well 19 Hilda 4.
1 tha mat'h gaw^ plava
! Tnday Ur aod
i |Imi?b 4RH fiHR’ bmAUf • ft**
i *w*W. poxhafo I’rxAaj
wa* tha •core ta I
8 mo Twssdav. j
Rorwwelt ero»s
ussod aod oast
Gjox.gt'i org
IT G1^DI.K8 THE tifXfRK.
The fame of Buck ten'• Arnica Halve
as the bast In tha world, extend* round
the earth. It's the on* perlrot broiler
of Oats,«'em*. Boras, Brui-ea, do.wa,
Heaids, Ball*. L'lrsr* Fetans, Arbo*.
f*ai«* ood oil Akin Eraptloaa. Oolv
lolslliblp File OW*W. ahr H hog S|
Creech's Phaxwsacy pad C. X. duitV-
Batter*! dreg ’twxx.
A DARING ROBBERY,
Sunday morning week ago a worthy
WHIDton gentleman on waking found
that during the night tome one haden
tered his lied chamber, where a lamp
wa* burning, and carried away hie
pantaloons, containing his pocktf t
with about a hundred dollars tharain.
The pantaloon* were afterward found
In a near by lot, rifled of their conical*.
Town Marshal W. M. Addison aod
Magistrate’* Constable W. p, Wtlah
^ were notified of the loss and notblnj ’
^ wa* said to the general public. Mf
Addi«on discovered a faint cine, w hich
Mr. Walsh took tip and followed with
fine detective skill anti untlricg energy
Step after step he pursued the trail of
the thief, day and night*unil! on Toes
d^iie had D>e •obiter tinder arrret, ^w
conferoion of hi* guilt and foiiliri U*e
tnoney where It had bron buried tot
futareure Tha gentleman who h*d
been robt>ed cleverly 4mdad the rronv-
»r*d asoner wirb Mr. WeDb.atsd Jero«
Rnavan, colwrod. reala In jail until Us*
November tan* shall give him long *r-
owpavo* sad a airtpod rolL
lo io *
daaeelbod
log aod author!*tng t<
is tasea reared mg to taw.
Now.tBteefoeo.holt b
N roll at pubtte oot«ry ta Ate tow*
BiaekvBte. M. P*.. oo tee #7U» dwv of
I. D. lift, to iBe blgbrot Md-
te, the followtag 2 s serf bad
1 progeny, eunststteg of bait-
mill moebtwrry.*W> broWH!
IWh Antcmaita National I7f
21,-9* sad 27.
110) McClure uotemul
scblH** N«. *•,—171 .«474,-Aft,-4Bt<
492.-498 -4M.-4M un4 470.
ft) McMlchswi A Wild*man rlhbsrs,
I Thafe cyMnder.
(4f Mopworth Iaupurs, 114) points,
(•)Blh*ks eawlag muehlaes.
(74ft lbs •bsftlog aod banger*, (lA^)
aeoea, (S) Tables. 1 Bench.
(I) »t«am boteery posa, extra new
•otate far kuittiBg maetHuea.
ATI of which will Be *old to oallafy
said
Hi, mi mmi mi
If I fall te do yoor work right I ash
oopsy.
Tory rropeetfnlly,
F. M. POfMEM.
7.29-1901. Bibo, 0. C.
P M BUCKINGHAM,
Barnwell, a.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
IDLL MSET SfcCllUT%BTESTlD.
Lire INSURANCE, -
(Afent for New York Life.)
FIRE INSURANCE,
(Cilhoun & Company)
List yoor peoportv srtth om. lospret
goo lotof inveatomtM opoMuotlow*. All
data Ha of poefrosttsg Iwsn* eofofolly Oh
Tsrm* rassumbte. Tory
I Sot|r*sml ArMfoas
F. ■. MVCllBGMAle
2 B*aa o oax. h. 0<
Da. J.H.B. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,
BLACKY ILLE. - - - - - «.(
WtBb*
Aagaefa aad lahytlle abort Ltee.
Ilo sitelJ
iXtraTT
* ^ I® • tmL.o so* 4941
ssl I Ji# ■U-.o.^o*
Hi
rZiSIBl?
hair—
Pool sipwteum. aad
of wort aad prtec*.
For
at# lofonaaMoa apply lo 0. F.
Bwokvlllo, 8. C., (ferrespeodlag
You want tb* beet floor aad the lar*
•ost yteld for roar wheat. Thl* la pra-
olsely what you go* at my roller
••III, which has just Bren Increasod
from M bartala to
BUIAT A BtJtlT,
AtCnmera for Cbarlasion Knitting
Mill* Company, Mongugees.
BteekrlLa, d. 0.. Aagust 7th, 1101.
ADMlNTdTRATOR’S NOTICE.
AH uersons to whom the estate of
Chari## Turner I* Indebted are requir
ed to render to the underelgaod an ac
count of their dcteand*. duly eworn tn,
and all parsons Indebted to said estate
are required to wake payment to '
L. B. ELLfd,
Qnaltfled Admlnstrstor.
Martle Station, B. C„ July 28,1901.
I.
X* dsaro-ire 4* the w t*io <
•dtB
Mf-
Silomois to Xbteot Dofoodiit.
SLATE OF MOUTH CAROLINA,
Uotiuty of BarnwbI).—Court of Com
mon Fleas,
Coy C. Wood, hy ber Guardian ad li
tem (1. M. Greene Esq, Plaintiff,
against L. E. Wood, l>efendsnt.—
Mum mo a*. •»
To the Defendant L. K. Wood :
You are hereby summoned and re-,
qulred to answer tbe complaint In this
aeMoti. anopy of which I* herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy
af your a^gwer to the said romplalnt
upon th* auhaerlbers at their offlee.
Main MireoLlantwell,42.0.. within 20
day* after aonire hereof, exoluei vo of
•Boday ofdteffl Mndre. If yon fail to
aaewor Mte eaBiplaint within tbo Up*
aforesaid, iBa Maintlff in tbl* act]
• rein apply tofUtotmun for tbo
iteaoModla fbo oomplalnt.
BATEM A SIMMS,
PlalntlflV A Horner*.
Dated Barnwell, d. C,. July 2tnb. 1901.
(deal) W. GllBxre oimois.
U. C. P.
To the defendaitt. L. K. Wood t
• Take noticeUtailhoComp>alat (nthi*
action, together with the hwuMoon>. <>f
which tha loregolnala aoopy. wm ihd
lo tha offlee of the Clerk of tbe Court of
t.emwna Flea* at Barnwell. Jy tb*
Ooais of B*rooell, S. (... oo Jbtb
day of Jalf i430L s
BATE-d A MMR*.'
LB €.0102oil. VI.
I am now fully equipped to bandle
the new crop, snd I guarantee satisfac
Alow or return you pound for pound tbe
1 %beat yon brougbt.
What I Will Do:
If yoo prefer «o abip your grain to
Cope or Cardona, mark yotir sack*
C lainly, prepay thofralcbl and I will
ant yotir grain from tha Depot and
return It when ground Into flour, with
out other cost than tb# regular
toll at the mill-provided the ehlpMent
Is not less than Rl bushels. Two or
more parties may Jotop te make a
shipment. •
Boom For lanfasd Beast
In case any distant customer should
have to rtMnaln overnight. I have quar
ter* for the man and stables for bl*
team.
I wfil exchange flour for
.cattle.
Being you f wheat a
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