The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 22, 1901, Image 2
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110.4. KSIHS, Httir 1 Pnf’f.
fc^ftrsTT’ CIRCULATION
■JSS*
* AO^dDAT. Audusf W, 1901.
, pocket pUtol In 'making muck
b&klMntortho Vail Tahnraftaa 0«n>
c *»nU "8a«rt*Qa ^h rau'tktwt tha Mtatr,
^partioulkrly ta Graanvilla *44 Chariot.
* too oountloa. Tbo mftbnUln mot
A *abint and aaaatda blfnd^jcar appear on
‘'be moTlnp 1^)trtuk#4iA^rbf the «oai!<
' «idea coafttltted lif tttbee op pot lie lo*
‘ otllUet.
- ■■iEidiniM i ■
Hia Pretident tt bavlnp at qnlel
kina tharc d»c day* at kla home In
^Ointon, Qkln, at If ha wara a rail ml
^rlrate'oltlroa. Pur ■*rural weak* be
^ttat’kad'notlilnf ta tay, and people
*■ bare bad very Itrtle to tay of him. Tbe
labor ewMleta between bla friend* and
their wage aarranu bare learned bit
’ wteelleMy that this la aea tine when
' * ••Hence it fptdf .**
talk about
' ••neodlnit the pledge taken by candi
date* before tbe primary alactlen
'that only etraixht Donee rata con make
requiring eandl-
than«elre* to make
an ladlrMnal mariu, and
mm pert In forming ring* or
biaatfent, would III a long felt
HI
£
puuntiea
Herrab for dalnda Summer
r. MoUnMa baa enrolled already
riy at many aa Barnwell aad Bam
euantlae put tog ether. Tboe*
eabeMaJolat aebonl at Mi ark
elite and are la
enrollm
hare M wlib>ereral
la neat
mty papara gtra their
wMln we ‘
Tbe
itaa
I for Setoda, and lu
pralrn for golag |o
In i
Brother Canning-
bare ramem
W bate let ef Bamberg aad Barnwell
tkaf thrir
r»ba Stare
at SparUabarg.
AaanfkyBld aat ge te thaCooaty Bam
•imr Skflhri. Add the alien daaee at
math Bpnmnbarg end Blaehvllle
In.
#
Snrthem naptan nMfo ^matnaad a
eat of U per dent In angei^f tbrir np.
petMna. bat bare
m dbtre i
fere thranfonf etrtklpg by ahebr d*-
Vfoyaee.
Thephraaa, u n go reran eat of the
end far the
hr Abnakam
at Cettyrifcrg,,
<o tbe
in ism.
At Cletnmn College lent week a meet
ing of tbe SOU farmer* repreenntlag all
teetlont of the Sum we« held and a
man!iitlon ananlmoualy adopted faror*
Ing the reorganisation nf ilia Alllaufo
on a non-part**an ba«l«. All pnreone
Pot heretofore oonnaoted with It are
naked to Join tbe moeement.
The little golf •torn* discovered on
the Pth (net. Snath ol Flot Ida went to
ward* the North weat with Ihcreaalog
e‘ergy until It atrunk Mobile end the
mouth ofthe Mt»eU*lppl at the rate nf
70 tnllea an hour. Conalderahle prop
erty waa deatroyedaod but few nerMine
killed. Crop* In Alabama and Mistle-
elppl were badly damaged.
Gen. R. R.HemphlM of Abherille 'la
the beat political prophet In fhe Stale.
He baa had hie -band on tbe public
pulae many e**r* e a* reproaentatlv*.
eenator and clerk of the Senate. He
waa at the Cheeter meeting, and wa*
led by what be eaw and heard to adviap
all young men looking forward to po
litical preferment to let the McLaurin
movement severely alone.
The death of T>r, Robert Barnwell
Rhctt Jr. of Charleston he* touched the
hearta of the people of that city a* no
other violation of the death angel ha«
moved them within living recollection.
Only 64 years of age Ira had won the
love of all that people. All ulaarae and
creed* mourn the departure of the good
physician, who wore hlmaelf out In tbe
aervlrt of suffering humanity. Hepoa-
a rare un*e)f1*hnea« and a chari
ty and generoalty well nigh divine. He
le said to have never presented a bill to
a patient, and to have invariablv de
clined remuneration from the suffering
poor. During the last year of hia life
he '-earned fifty-lour thou*and dol
lars," but collected only 64.000. The
people of Charleston have undertaken
to raise 660.090 for the support and ed
ucation of bfe little children.
History repeats Uaelf. When men as
individuate or aa representing govern
ment* become too proud and puffed up
by prosperity something I* sure to hap
C m to bumble their haughtiness and
Ing them to their aonnd aenaes again.
Two months ago the great grain
growing and stock part* of the middle
aad north-w**i elates were enjoying
unexampled prosperity. They bad
boueand* upon thousands of
aad mules to the British govern
ment for army nee la douth Africa at
war time prices. From their granaries
aad smoke houses they weie feeding
the hungry armies of many rouatrte*
They had Juai reaped, day and night, a
wheat crop as bountiful as their hopes
could wish, and their ielde promised a
A couple of weeks ago the govern
ment transport Thomas left Man Fran
cisco for Manila, carrying 6U0 teachers
for the schools In the PhClppInea.
Cupid waa nut on the paa*enger lUt,
but he was there all the same. <;»urt-
Ing began before the golden gafo wa*
left and aea •icknesaencountered/ The
Captain refused to allow marriages on
bla ship, but when Hoimluhi was reach
ed thirty c«iupl«*« went ashore and were
married. Probably the balance of rite
single blessedness ones will do like
wise when their destination U reached.
THE EDITOR AND HlSREADERS.
The relatione between the editor and
hla reader* have often been discussed.
They are, however, by no means aa im
portant as the relations between the
editor and his wife, which the Bain-
bridge Democrat dellnea as follows:
'‘The editor and his wife disagree
with each other very materially. She
sets things to rights and he writes
things to set. She read* what others
write and he write* what others read.
She keeps the devil out of the house as
much as possible and he detains him
snd could not gn to press without him
She knows more things foan she write*
and he write* more things than he
knows.”—Ex.
yield of a billion and a q isrter bushel*
of corn They boasted that the Pnited
Haatee could teed, could whip the world.
In lb* seven atj*!*a above referred to
for week*'the heavens were a* brass
aad the air a* the blast from a furnace
and the fold* were part-bed a* never
before. In the period from July 1st lo
August lath arvordlng to the g»«sm-
meat renori supplemeaiod by n««»pe
per Inqelrtm tbe *bnrtac* as compared
lib la*t »ear’s corn crop "will be al
m>.nnosnn bu.be U ”
see people bav* (brown lots nf eat-
tle. hogs and sheep nu the rltr markets.
Il will take them several years of
to re*rb up e bat they bav*
lu e few weeb*.
HOW HAMPTON COOKSATROUT.
i ,
Gen. Wade Hampton knew how to
meet a hot summer, and he taugbt sev
eral Senator* how to make tbe cam
paign when the dog star Is In the as
cendant. Gsn. Hampton went a-fDb-
ing in tbe mountain, stream* of North
Carolina, Teunw*»*e nr Virginia. He
angled *ar the rainbow trout, and very
successfully.
The Inatant the fl*h wa* landed, it
wa* dressed, and a chunk of sweet,
fresh butter, a pinch of salt, a shower
of pepper anil a diminutive* raaher of
breakfast bacon were placed inside. A
fresh shuck, out of which the roasting
ear had Just been taken, was procured,
and tbe trout, thue prepared, put in
place of the ear, the shuck smoothed
down and tied at the silk end. Then
thl* shuck with it* precious cargo, was
pot In the embers and cover-d with
live coal* until the flth was done to an
exact turn; the roasted ear was u>a«ied
before the lire, and a corn hoecake, am-h
aa pnly opr colored fellow cltlsen*
kndw how tomanufactnre, was brought
Into requisition The tsh must swim
three times—ooce In water bef<»r* he is
captured, once In holier after he I*
rousted, and again la wbiakey after It
la eaten.
- Me.ynMev gv. Hampton enjoy a a.
green old age.—I^xilsville Kvnoing
r
THE FIR*T MACK.
('bar lee two rt—eired her I rat hale nf
•I ewMou «« neioniav. a week later
last veer'* Mrat. Iirame from
J. I*, f oanev. t'ouner'e, weighed H*
t*ned fully middling sod brought
Mi rta e pound.
WlfAT THkY TACK A Rol T.
An nboerver baa taken I jU> note* of
the eon vereetb-n of (•nrelng vnung wo
re. Out of that number Tan began
With either, "And 1 said to him,’* or
He aeU lo me," er • Hbe told me that
be said ” 160 referred to dreeaea nr bats I
wbbb, were either ‘perfectly lovely" or
"Jael splendid. ' and the rest were
prettv evenly divided between rom- |
reu on other glrla who were "hur-
rtd" or “stock op" ami "baleful** new |
novels, study andgbe summer v
TilK WIDOW’* MITR. «
A* aho knelt at ber devotion* •*
tUi* was visibly distressed. *«
And rhe force of her emothree
Would not suffer lie nan real.
They were taking the rotteriton.
And her worried brow was bent
On Her bands In deep dejectt-re.
For she did not Have a rout.
Colaa were rllrklng In tbe basket
As It nearer and nearer came.
A - * her-paln she ewutd qnt mask ti
ff uabed her visage a* a A*me.
lt*eu •heiwHimnred:**Whelaplrkle!
W hat a strange emhar-assnteulf
I shall have to glee a nickel.
Fur | haven't g«H a rent **
T. A. D., In fTatholb' standard.
WoRhOMi si H<M R.H A DAY.
There's n*« rest foe rh«*e tire leva little
workers—Dr. King's N»w Life PHI*.
Mllltona are always h«*v, euring Tur
pi** Clew. Jaundice. RHb-uenem/Keyer
and Agism Tber hanlab Kirk Head
ache drive out Malaria. Never gripe
•W weaken. .Small, taste nice, work
unader* Try them. g.V ai CT, N.
BurokbaUer aad i reech'e Pharuiat-y.
BAYS HE WAS TORTURED. *
‘*1 suffered •neb pain from corns I
could hardly wklk,” writes U. Kutoln-
aoit. Hillsborough, Ills.,"but Bucklen’s
Arniua Salve ooropleiely cured thenw”
Acta like magic on sprains, bn fee*,
cute, sores, scald*, bar •*, bolls, .nicer*.
Perfect healer of skin disease* and piles.
Cure guaranteed by C. N. Burckbalter
%nd Creech’s Pharmacy 22c.
CHEAP KATKs IX) NOEFOCK, VA.
On account of the .meeting of the
Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo, Nor
folk, Va.. Sept, kth-lgth, Hkn, Southern
Railway will sell round trip tick*** to
Norfol'k, Va.. and return at rat*- of one
Unit class fare for the round trip from
all stations on ita line.
Dates of sale September 7th and 8th,
final limit Sept 16th, inclualve.
Southern Railway bust line to Nor
folk, through Sleeping Cars, Hotel
Dining Cara.
For detailed Information as to rate*,
schedules, etc., call on any agent of tue
Southern Railway.
W. H. Tayloe,
A. G. P. A.. Atlanta, Ga.
PLEASANT SUMMERING PLACES
Reached via Southern Railway.
Hundreds of most delightful Summer
Re«orta and Summer Homes on the line
of the Southern Kailway quickly and
comfortably reached.
Asheville, Hot, Springs, Tryoo. Hen
dersonville. WariA Springs. Llthia
Springs, Isle of Palms, Cumberland
Island, Old Point Comfort, Virginia
Beach, Buffalo Llthia Springs, Virgin
ia Hot Springs, White Sulphur and
Lookout Mountain. "The Land of the
*kv.” "The Sapphire Region,” and
many other nearby and distant moun
tain retreat*.
Southern Railway also offers superi
or service and aci-ommodittiopft reach
the Great Lake Region, thF Alleghany
and Adirondack Mountains.
Low Round Trip Kates.
Don’t make a selection for a place to
spend the heated season until you write
the undersigned for Descriptive Liter
ature nf ativ Ke«ort Place in America
and a Summer Home Folder.
CONCERNING CHICKENS.
The good housewives of this SUM
* meat more clear moivev from pout-
my relelng than their hashsnd* ran
gaSher from their rotloa AeMa. Tu
fo them Prof. Wllann gave thl* talk
Mm Met* JTi
THAT'TIRED FEELING.
One ll tu hsrtil* of Creerh'a Iron and
Mauganere Pepumate wilt entirely do
away with t.u*| tired feeling so preva
lent during Spring hf the year. Satie-
faction guaranteed.
Creech's Pharmacy.
» *^p*
A FIREMAN’S CLOSE CALL.
' I stork to my engina, although
every joint orboff end n i i i f—
ehaBmlih polnv'i mnaao qft
Inooln fo kie
wm Ira print ad in bhe famine
«M WfokfWe Blhie, publfohed
TheBoathara Bail way aaeUidtU a
Columbiaa«d Charleatuq, who riUiok
lor bigW wages and shorter buer«.
•can now repent ri iris are. Vow oam-
ort have takea Mink plao* and the did
hand* have halts hreafctqpriMlrlMriet
and burnt wark
Venexvelaaal Columbia,Bret«h Arier-
Icbn States, am! a mar aad oar gnk-
ornmeotfiM sent then* war ehlpetoprn-
beet the railroad oyar the iethraus of
Panama. Posafoiy mm will taka
•nouffh territory to pay for the tosdbte.
That’* If aelc Ham's way.
Llghftnlng Hatred a little girl frost be
ing buried allrsiu Bauaea the ocher
•day. The brit riruek the bears*. apUt
the eaaket. killed (he beraes and stun
ned the drlytra. Whew the aaeunDore
came fo lav red gat# they found the Kt-
Afo maiden rouaed from a swoon.rittiag
4n tbe rriae, cryfog ferher mother.
M. ff. Tfghe, formerly acting stenog
rapher for tbe Beeond Clrcrit.. U cut
Ciag a Rrret awath a« a leader In the
WOO teat between tbe steel trust and ft*
laborers A» the middle Norih and West
ritafoa. Tbe strike D in eeree mooeu
the largea ever known, and Tlghe’a
•peechea Abe a*M to te trash movar*.
A Spaniard viriting Cabs want the
other day fo the Afoerfoan dootors In
HayaoA and deader to he made Im
mune ae fo yellow fever. The aeien
Gate turned a mofoudo fall of fever
germs dn the patient, who krta willing
fobs Mben. Vkm itoofodlto managed
fo put endugh poison Id Mb tietlat to
dMMb bla afobdf dealt frred tie yellow
t£SlZ ai * J * mon
i aeteol Hooke UlouM
brNef graded aehhoia
reabntly hough teop.
Numbers of
•tafoBere
f eldlmad fo b* the
mlnataa ex ami
fob-rim
and the vain* has Increased
rearb eince then. China - chip* **gg*
by tbe thousand of dosan*. Egg*
as* worth IM I S cent* adoten for home
oeranimptioo. The demand for egg*
aad riUehens Is always • greater than
She rofvpty.
q AlhiriMS* must have grit during the
erirnar. The oyster shell D the be*t
dead (nr winter. !<#( raising chickens
etieneainieee you are going to attend lo
detail*. - Chlcken-talalug Is a ooo-
afoaal round of little attentions. In
wt«*er they need house*. But unless
tkefconee* are well esied for a foul
huaaeis no plaw fowls. Have two
large doors toward* the sun.
t* er leering stock «eek egg produe-
Mon and alae of fowl. Pick out the
>tieiu «kat lay mast In winter and set
tpeepifoar after yesr. This gives you
S o<>d toper*. ^ Don’t save egg* from a
e«i thridurbig moultlngget* poor and
loKs'soeuany feather*. Iucrea*e the
proauotiUm and viulity. For egg*
Minontae are the he«t For meat,
Lang [ >4mng and Cochin are best.
•Cross brenda muA# better fowls than
thprougili((*e<l«.
in the KleoUoa of oolcra follow your
own foate. Tbe bo«tero«te* are white
Brauiabe and white Leghorn*, or In
dian game «^d Plymouth Rock,or In
dian game ahd Wyandotte. It takes a
abort rime only ( tn get go»»d ttock. U*e
game male <ufo i year, Plymouth Rock
next, and so wo'.
fruH direi*ioti« were given for ma-
iog nests. The fset was brought out
that whe4 a Iran wants to set she's go
ing to set. (Tharcoal nhould be put un
der the »ua\\- to kqep off impuritie*.
Make the neat lat and separate front
the houses.
To veep away mitre, keep nest* clean,
‘bens well fpd. A poor ben can’t fight
mites. i>ou’t have nioro than a dozen
retting in (he same yardjand have nests
Eve feet apart., < arholi.- add I* the
cbeapest article to keep tnlcea awav.
Put on with a little mop on the inside
of Mie nest hod. Don’t nut it on straw,
eggeorheif. This will keep them ah-
anlutely away. It cost* ii. cents a gal
lon and 4 gallon will do a year lor an
ordinary farmer.
To n Hd of Texas flea, u^e kerosene
and ford in proportion of half aod half
on head.
It doren’f pay to treat a »»ek chicken.
TU* (blrig fo do 1* not to have any di&-
U a sick ehfoken dfo* bnry It
dro|i. Keep everything thoroughly
•foab. (Hvo,thorn (reph wator all day
long and kpep stagnant water away.
UtMbT
CHEAP RATES VIA aOUTHF.RN
RAILWAY. •
To Clndnnali. and return account
Ahuual ( onveiilhni N'atloual Baprist
Association (colored), rrept. lith lath.
tuHitherM Kaileav amtouncea rate of
une Hr*t cfo*a fare for the round trip
from all polnisrou its lines to Cincin
nati and return; dates of sale Sept Pth.
MbH and IDb, (Itret limn firpt. JtVth.
HUM.- ' •! , —
To l^>uDvl||e. Ky., and return ae.
count Triennial Conclave KnlyhU
Templar. August 27th kith. IWil,
rtouiharu Railway annoum-aa rate wf
one it ret claaa far* for the round trip
for Individual* amt alill lower rales for
bras* fraud* In uniform, ten or mora on
I one ticket. Data* of sal* August tlth
to (bill, no luaive. Nnal limit Kept. Xrd.
I ItNll. H* d -poaltlng ticket. In fterw-n,
with F C Ifomald. Joint Agent. Ifoula-
vllla, h*lwe*n August JMh aad hept
id and pavnient of fee of 20 cenla at
lime ef'lepoeit. an e« :<*nsloa of Nnal
limit until nept. Inch ran oa obtained.
Ffo drtalle«| Information a* to ralaa,
| ached..tr. rt«- . c* t on or address any
ageal wf tbe Southern Kell a a v.
Arevreal annual Kio-ampmrnt G A.
R . Clevelaad, O, nept. hab-Uth, Ib'l,
Houtbrrn Hallway annowo,-e* es-
| tremely la* round trip ralre from all
point* on Ita Hare to « .e«stand, *»., and
refurn.
Following round trip rates will be In
! effect from irntnie nauted : An-ier-on.
I h. C M b-l 46; Atlanta. Ga . (la J6; Ath
en*. Ga. If I 66; Hrun*»»«k, Ga. |j| 111;
l aui><en. It. $SJ Hr; Cliarle-too N.
f' . »2f. 10; Cwlumiua. N. t* , ftt U;
Greenville, tt C\ 62M«if; M soon, Ga..
! f*J ill; Mavanoah. !•%.. 624 U; Mfiartan-
i burg. H. C.. 9IV ok. t orreepondingly
I low rale* from other point*.
Dale* of sal# nept 7th fo lllh, Inclu
alve. good to return leav ing Cleveland
| not lafot than midnight >epl I6tb.
Hail. Hv dr|irelHng ticket* In perron
| with the Joint Agent at Cleveland on
or before ItoVImk noon, Kept. I6tb.
had and payment of fee oT SO eta at
I time of depoelt. aa exieu*lon of Anal
limit up fo bnd including Ovl ath,
Iflul, may be ravurod.
Fo^detailed information a* fo rate*,
I reaervailua*. etc , call on nr address
I any Agent of the Bouthern Railway ot
oounactiobs.
without any appetite and all run doa n
At I a as about fo give up, I got a bat
tle nf Klec'rlc Hitters and. after taking
It. I fell a* well aa I ever did in my
life” Weak, sickly, run down people
always gain new life, strength amd
vigor from their use. Try them. Sat
isfaction guaranteed by C. S.
Burckbalter ami Creech's Pharmacy*
Trice 50 cents.
r
t. r.
K. W Hunt.
, Charleston, h. C.
W. K Ndiee,
A., Augusta, Ga.
when
loVe,
STARTING RIGHT.
At a recent colored wedding
thu preacher read the word* "to
cherish aod- obev,” the hrld** groom in
terrupted him and said : "Read dat
again, ash; read it once mo’ao't delady
kin ketch de full aulemnity of ita mean
ing : I've been marled befo?”
Pirlfy the HImmI
By taking the old'reliable Botanic
Blood Balm (B. B. B.); cine* ulcers,
scrofula, eczema, pimple*, itching *kin.
aching bones, boil*,carbuncle*. If you
are all ru.i down take B. B. R. It will
give life, vitalitv and strength to the
blood. B. B. B. make* the blood pure
and rich. Druggist*. |1. tTrial treat
ment free by writing Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE.
The cottage, corner Clark and Dexter
Street*. Blackville, S. C., owned by Dr.
L, C. Stephen*, couai*ting of a hou*e
containing 7 rooms, Including Dining
Room and K'tchen, Barn. Stablea and
Buggy House, on easy term*.
Apply to
H. F. Bulst,
Attorney at Law,
Aug. 6—06. Blackville, 8. C, —
TAX SALE.’
BY VIRTUE of a Tax Execution to
me l**ued and directed by the County
Treasurer 1 have levied upon and will
*el! In front of tbe Court Houre at Barn
well, within the legal hour* of sale, on
Monday, tbe 2d day of September, 1901,
[.It being aaleday In *ai«f month, the fol
lowing deaertbed tract or parcel of Jam!
•'mate, lying and being, ip Barnwell
County, State of South Carolina:
Eighty acrealn George* Greex, town
ship aod bounded North by N|ek Col
lin*. South by W. M. Blm*k and East
tmm fo.ffet rid of f by W. M.. Prloefor; levied utuwi aaibe
property of retafo wf R. M. Huteo.
Terms rash, purchaser fo pay for ti
tle aod Revenue Stamps.
FRANK H. CREECH.
. Sheriff of BbraweM Uwiff..
SWrire Grice, Aag. 14. ML*
■ HOWARD PAnERSON,
x Attorney at Law,
Barnwell, s. c.
Rr-umc* the practice of hi* prnfreston In all
court* of the fMat«- anil.rniic<l State*, and
will rive hi* best attention to *11 buHinrea rn
irnetrel to hia care. Office froht room over
Hank of barnwrll.
OFFICES : Barnwxi.l and WillistOs
I will be at my Barnwell office at
the Halford Hou*e on the first Monday
pmd'T'Ueaday of the first and fourth
week* in each month, and longer by
special engagement.
At Willi*ton office on every Friday
and Saturday.
1 am also prepared to do Dental work
at your home* any where in Barnwell
Coun»-
t. F. Calhoun, ‘ P. M Backifighain;
Wm. Mdab.
- , % ' . 6
Calhoun & Co;
FIPE,
Life, Accident
LIGHTNING;
aND-
Live Stock
INSURANCE.
—At Lowest Rates In—
Strongest Companieb
GALHORirtCO^
—OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL
BARNWELL GRADED SCHOOL.
Build it up and sustain it and it will be a help and a credit to thetounty.
Do not send your boy* away from home fo be educated when yon here a
school lu the uounty that will prepare them for college, the university or IHe.
New building, modern equipment, good library, literary society, mu»lo and
kindergarten department*. ln*triicr|on lu higher maibeiuatics, EuglUh, Latin.
French, Geometry aiKi all higher'branches. > 1 , '
For catalogue and farther information address
W. II. JONHS, “
Principal.
••r*
GEO. H. BA TES,
Chau man.
J. F. ALLEN,
President.
C- B. ADDISON,
Tice President.,
D. B. KENDRICK,
Cashier.
THE BANK OF BfiUNSON,
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BRUNSON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
Sendlow
I To R« Crpni
Onr Flour Mill oapadlty la 69 Karrola
per dsy. It has Four Rolfo^ 'Stands
and Is equipped with latest Inroroved
machinery. 46 pounds ol ffnftr p*t
bushel ot wheat was our average last
svaaon. Send your wheat by freight
prepaid, mark Jrour sacks with vone
name and wc will return your IleuA
making no charge for hauling to aim
from depot at our end. Toll one-ienth.
We do not grind lota lets than teM
bushels. •
Aiken Industrial Company,
AIKEN, S. C.
Flour Mill, Oil Mill, Cotton Gil.
0. K. 1I3NDER90N. Pres, and Treaa.
Board of Directors:
D. F. MOOBE, Jr., Dr. J. L. POLK, M. F. BEABHAk,
. G. W. CONE,
W. D BYBNES.
IP .
Transacts a general hanking and exchange busloeae. Equipped with forest
improved fire and burglar-proof vault*, with time locks, Insuring every protec
tion that modern Ingennltv and sulemw can devDe.
Accounts of firms, individual* and cnrporatlrina aolicifod. Ali business In
trusted to us will receive prompt and careful attention, and every facility and
accommodation consistent with sound bankiiPg principlre will be extended to
patron*.
A SAVINGS GTHPAIlTMKISrT
will be operated in connection with the Bank and interest will be allowed on
timedepoalu.
Especial attention will be given those hot accustomed fo tranaactLoga bank
ing buaine**.
A cordial Invitation Is extended tbe public fo ttait us, whether bent on bue-
iness or uot; we Khali lie glad to greet you. •
SednetiOE of Prices
-TO-
SEPTEMpEI{ 1st. 1901,
PREPMATORY i mim " FALL STOCK!
Will sell White Lawns at
cost, from G to 18 cents.
Ladies' Slippers from ,75c.
to 81.65. , f
All Slimmer Clothing at
Cost.
All over Embroideries and
Laces at cost.
Percales at Cost.
Parasols at cost, 65 to 81.50.
Samuel Wiley & Co.,
• Brown Building, Barnwell, S. C.
JAS. M. PATTERSON,
Attorney and Counselor at Lav,
Bakkwxll, S. C.,
Will practice in all State and Unite*
State* Courts. Special Attention glvril
to Abstracts of Title.
DR. JNO. f. LEE, JR,
a, .rm DENTIST. Office. Wlinefow
fog||US. C. Equipped for traroW
^JJ^^DlIng Work done at yren
home anywhere In Barnwell County
Will he st office In Williston every S*r-
urday and Monday. AV*
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
itluUc Cnst Lie Riilrud Co. ol S. C.
COMDKNSBD SCHXDCLX.
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1901.
STATIONS.
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T. M. Rasereon. H M. Kuiereoo,
TraMc Manager. • itaa. Pare Aft.
J. M. Kenlv, Goa. Manager.
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I will not weary you with a long Introduntory a* to tbe Importance of this
sale, but simply *av to you now aud hern.that tbe so e object of thi* big selling
event I* to iii*po«e’nf aurplii* •ea«i>nahJe inercha.ndi*e ami to that nod I have , so
reduced pride* that there can be no mistake abwitt tbe bargain nature of the oc
casion. I am leaving for the North-western market* on the 28th July to pur
chase my Kali aod Winter supply nf merchandtae. and the Summer stock must
go at any price. Sale to commence tomorrow, Friday, July 2<Uh.
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Calicoes. '
Fruit of the Loom Ix>ng Cloth 7>xc
lo and 12 eta Lawns -‘Sc
:i6 and 45 cts Organdies 2flc
Embroideries per yard " 3c
Bleach,
fi and 8 ot* laawns c-
15 and 20 ut* Organdiet .
LaiUes’ Shirt Waiats, all colors
Lace* 1c pel* yard up.
lie
22c
S. KRASN0FF. LEADER M LOW PRICES.
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(CHARTERED.) (NON SECTARIAN.)
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Clarence J. Owens, A. I.; President;
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,OBJECT: That <Hir Young ilea may be developed -physlcailw, mentally,
morally and "that r Daughters may be as comer stones, polished after the
similitude of a palace.” ,j ' , ,
courses!
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Literaiy—[ Regular.]
Scientific - (.Regular.
Music —Vocal and Instrumental,
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, Art—Charcoai and i.asf Drawing, Pastrl, B’ater Color, Crayon Ind Oil,
Portraituae,and phina Painting. t)1 . . . —•
Com*ertlalr-H«f>k-ke»T)ing:ritenngraphy, Typewriting.
Elocutlbu. Gratol'r and F^ffressiofi. * .1 K ...,
, , MiliUry—Drill, Physical and Bavouet Exehciae, Signaling and Military
Science. , ; , , ..
DEGREES—Two Degrees given, B. L. and A. B. —
ElFfeNSES: ■ f... . .* •«
Matrlcqlatiop $6 00
, Board, per nuMith * nu
Tuition, per month ;..4 tiff
Surgeon, for year. j &
POINTS OF ADVANTAGE: . .**' - - I
1, Acce*eit»l« iwcalloo—Sixteen psaatnger trains per day.
2. IlealtlifuJnrea—I’ure water, gucai drafoagn. .
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