The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 07, 1902, Image 3
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The Barnwell People.
Rirtt or kcMCRirrios.
i n A«U*v# w*' Amouw $1 in
Tl«i« |iO)
tHURSDAY. AUOt'HT 7. I9»2.
A campalK'i will l*e h«M at
Mto llouiut «mi Hatitnlaf, Aucwti
.Ifctfc. TMhllo uordially IiivIuhI. AH ean>
dulate* arw **»pecl«*.l
W. II. Umtcan, Soot’y Co. (>em.
On acoomft of tk« Rildork mnolinx
1)1*1 hr lirld on Aug'iat 8lh iImj date of the
meeting at WillUton will be held on
^[*<ifaday. tlu Jilb dav of Annual. Cao-
di latex and public will take not're ac
HJordhiifljr. W. II. iXunran.
Oo. doc’y.
Bcrnwell, S C.. Jul) 21. 1902.
time for IIUgeaadiJaHlplMigM tHt tilt AT.lt (A
...W.. aw.j.a.iMMaa
Wt t It Hawley (bft for *»• Tort
| t eater day afternoMi wM A (olnl bwlweaa
And tWA'.l • tflf.
Mr. William Mc\ah la ••)avIii|^ HU
rnmmer vaeatlom wiih OraMAeborg rM-
atltea and friend*.
roft protracted mwtlnf at Mtei
nraa Mufordt Brldg*. UiU »wA
carry Td| We %
tape! tittn*.
Court at Walterboro thix week.
Fruit Jars at Molair At Porter’s.
it P. Searsou Jr. Esq. was in town
on Tuesday.
Col. J. R. Kasterling and family are
at Harris .Springs.
County campaign meeting at Willis-
ton next Tuesday. ,
dry
County candidates are running a
campaign this ye.tr—no treating.
Mr. Paul D'L. RUck has gone to
Glenn Springs for e nioutITs vacation.
The department of agriculture pre
dicts a shower of meteors about Sun
day.
T. G. Croft Esq of Aiken wa« In
town on Moudsy oa professional bu»i-
nes*.
. Judge C J. Hay weal to Rolling
Hpriugson Kriiay to attend a family
reunion.
Mr* Julia Pschmann and ton, of
K*«annah, are vMtiag Mrs. U. A.
Kernbrrger.
The W|III*too Rapt 1st dtnrdi on
Sunday appreciatively voted Pastor W..
M. Jones a well deserved vacation.
All candldatos lied their plmlg** And
paid assessments In time, and will by In
the battle of tbe ballots on the M.b
Inst.
SAI.K DAY.
More people than were looked for
came to town on Monday. Ko public
sales were made. The supervisors of
rcgixtratioa were the busiest of the
county odicialx. Candidates were
quite numerous. Crop p ports were
from l ad to worse, none glowing. The
gloomiest reports came from W HIUtou
and the section between Rlackville And
the Kdixlo. where lain sudicient to lay
the dusk has not fallen since June.
ASH LEIGH DOT
Mrs. F C. McDonaldlmd two small
children left on Wednesday to spend
some time with relatives at Adam, Ga.
Last week Mr L McDonald lost his
fine young mare, a heavy loes for a
poor man to sustain.
Fodder pulling will aoen commence
in earnest.
Some of our people sttended the pro-
traded meeting at Healing Spring*
this week.
Oftener.
The r«i
di late f»<
|m*r*l»d
Iktme 1
F rids y e<
tl i so is
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JMhttu
d of Mr J*
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it At
a* ear
isle ai
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TO RENT. .
A d< { gli’.full v comfortable cottage of
lire roouia..witli all t.erdrd oulhuild-
loga, wr I >f excellent wstei. good gar-
■len, slinalsd in the uwwt destretile ret
| idenre aei-tlon of Barnwell, can lie se-
j cured for reaaonsbfe rent bv early ap-
Ip'lotlon to the un-'er*! ■ *d. It le
exMveulsnt to elf the rherehns. depo
s>mI (•oKiie odlees, %et •nMcsewit* r
^•naevf lu secure lh« enlet Hist oi
im^r ft%i.kji
OA Fr| *av Mr
Rill be serdeea el OlRdit Mill
Mi Sbndty next, II a. M.
W.O. ttHUefc,lltai.
Tbe protracted meet tut lb tic tolMlo-
“ dil MndAy
#*t
ton Baptist Cbcreb be^ad dri
evening. Pastor Janet It betag a«eDt-
cd by Rev. C. K. Burts of BUcktHld.
Tbe protracted mcedaf at Ml. Anton,
(lev. Dr. K. W. ham lets, imetor, con
tinued six dart. Find CnCgreR ativns
aitendsH and tbo Interest feit ••* deep
and wide. Nino members were itaoelv-
ed for baptism and others will com* In
to the fold.
The.protracted meeting at Great Salt-
kehatchie Cbnreti. cmdurtedby Pastor
Buiet. assisted by Her. Mr. Lawson of
Bamberg, was admirable In every fea
ture aad productive of loaf lasting re
sults for good. Thera were ■hveral ad*
ditlons to wembership.
!%• BarnweU Kkptlrt Renday School
Convention will convene with the
(leorgee Creek Church Friday before
1st Sunday In September. All Monday
»c ho*!* a-e tequeated to sleet delegates
And require them to atay thrrugh en
tire session. Programme will be pub
lished later. W. G. Britt on,
Secretary.
The meeting at Joyce Branch closed
on Thursday with I aocessiont by bap
tism. Factor Glover wae assisted by
Rvv M r. Hendricks of Georgia.
At Friendship Church on Thursday,
Rev. T. J. bsndlfer pastor, thirty-
thiee candidates far membership urwre
baptised and nine by letter and restore
tinn.
The protracted meeting at Swea
Pines began on batarday. Rev. J. U.
Owens partwr.
Rsv. J G. Beckwith will preach at
Barnwell on aest bunday, mot at It •*
rlech, noon, but at • S> p m. Childreab
Day exercises will be one weoh later,
Ms will aim prworb at bileam no Bator-
day at II a m. and hold a
frrene*In the afternoon. Dinner will
I be aervrd on the greesds. Me will a>>
•o presrb el Brixom buodey esaealog st
I lu JO a'ctack. sharp. A ppllsse'a for
i vhuivh meosbvrehtp at BUoam are par
I ttvo'arty requested to be eo bond Qao
I day momiog at W JO promptly,
j the* otll he reewlvod lam the eA
I Sad oa BatoedaV whea shot wttl
i in lU* 4s' las sOC pete >tn
I ehttrvh esernhsewOtp.
aals, hhso c
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rr wtudko
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pahk awd Ms thAan sdthe pearly BBm Mel
sod Heavm teB as th-t he Is ooe «f Usd**
. TemlnehmmdmtsaMM.
A alaee Is vsroat tu am hnass,
F Rll^k se»«r me hs^ABeA | ^
Wlay la Hsavsa with Joy I* greet thee.
Where no fseswttl tosso eve abed.
Deetmt Mach. We I
la tbs peeeeMI Ataru's <
Bet thy taumry wT
«TM we sea thy beatialy Mia.
By his loving iMar,
Mattie Barden.
MIXSON OBKNXB NEVA
Mr. i. W tMAad had Ms cm e( WAher
bom wars visiting aetartvsi aad Mends lest
Bunday. , ., v - •
Mis. Martha Goege and her grand son, Ar
thur, of Fairfax, visited Mr. aad Mm. C. M
Wi soa Venday t« see her rteteq Mm Behsy
Mix son, Who I* very feeble A tM* time.
Mr. and Mia. 1. f. LlfMeey are vtettiag the
later'a mother.
fodder pell ag ha* eomsseneed and the
weather Is wry favorable.
Cotton hot eewwtoqsil
ttr. and urn Hvtn BatOey** B-mnntht-oU
baby wa* seal led aod bmaed very badly by
tu:alag over A pot of hading coffre. Tbe lit
tle one ie edBeting mey ouch, but k ps it
wU eoou hi wwl tgaia.
The Corwer wee Well represented at the
Crocketrlllr pteotc.
hie o other, nm Aamh frteeter.
aoy uixaou.
Unw« ss4 Cesd. •
am psmiOaa Am
FOBrfoikHlniT.
with A
Baiikx t H I
Jalyfhe Mth. the late prerloosly
“ for above event. rwwdlcUMg
orwramms of Um
pvsbVrx, said Ustl-
wlll he pestpiaOd m
Friday, August Atb. The following
spoahor* of Clem son College Faculty
will speak on tbla occasion :
Pre*. C. M. Caaaor—Agrlculiara.
Frof. F. b. bhirer—ChemkttT.
Fmf. C. 0. Kswman—Hnrtloultara,
Prof. Wm. i. Morrison—Intluairlal
Kducatinn.
The programme previoosly AdVertls-
ed will he carried bet
Public are cordially invited to attend.
W. B. Warren, Chairman.
J. H. Hewlett, bee ret ary.
WOMEN AND JEWELS.
Jewels, ehwdy. lowers, mao—that Is
the order of a woman’s prefcrenc
Jewels form a magnet of mighty pot
the average wnman. Even that
to
greatest of all jewela, health, is often
rained in thq strenuous rfbrt* to make
orsaretha money to puieliaso them
If a woman will risk her health to gat
a coveted gem, then lot her fnrtlfv her
self against the Insldioias consequences
of ooaghs. colds and bronchial affect
ions by the regular use of Dr. Boscbee's
Gorman byrup It will promptly ar
rest consumption la ita early stages and
heal the aBected lunge and bronchial
tubas aud drive the dread disease frr
me system. It is act a cure-all, bnt It
Is a certain cure for coughs, cold# and
all brnacblal tronblm. Yon can get
this reliable remedy at Creorh's Phar-
y. Get Green's Bpecial Almanac.
BFECIAL NOTICE.
Tbe attootloe of Hikasas Is culled tu
the following reenlutlon a lepied hi
the Town Couaeil of Flare well la IK9V
and which will heroafur be atrlctly eo-
The! uo cow shell I
street* of the mwa or i
is at the uwa
of sold reeeleiloa will I
aad Bay m*e
-dm Krwm, O W.
I base •< iae Cowovti.
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rithia reach
Aay violet lor
e deemed e mW
oontloted ell
it thedlssrsitei
C. J. Hay. Clerk
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REUNION CONFEDERATE VET
ERANS, GREENVILLE. C.
The Charleston Atiri UTssterb Caro
lina Railway begs to announce round
tr<p tickets from all stations on ac
count Confederate Veterans Reunion
at Greenville, 8. C„ at one cent per
mile travelled.
Tickets on sale Aug. ftlh, <Hh. and
7lb, with (Inal limit Aug. 10th. 1!X)2.
Call on agents for exact rates and full
information.
ErueM Williams,
General I’aeAcnger Agent.
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THE USE OF COTTON SEED OIL AS
FOOD.
Now R Cants lido General U* and Why R
Gamed in Popularity—It b Safe
frd’lcodrso-la
In MehhdHIb ArU Add Id
Tetllle Kngloevrlag. 801
Undents last thaslon Ex-
p« ii*es for ohb rear for frod
tdltlon ttlldents gltld41....
bci.d fdr llltt.tmed catd- '
logue ...
HEsMt S. MjtlAoO, PrfMdeal)
t LEMbON COLLEGE, S.D:
Dr.J.M.E. MILHOUS
Suroboh Dentist.
RLACKVILLE. - - - - i S.G
Will he at Ilia otter In RaHikrelt eltrr BaM
dav and Tuesday and Wednesday {Glowing
Will be at Hlx Hdhre dttce In BU<!kTtfi*>7
ery Friday and Saturday, and will make afe
polntment* tn meit iMitlent* si aer of out
comity towns or call at theb residence#.
I am a full erh<Mato of PhtbulelpliU Dental
(’oUrgt: have bad arteolorn y<drs active preq-
tical experience, A«M can J-lekae yotl lu qdalMf
of wdrk and prtcet.
C. f. CtlkoiB, P. 1. hciiuiu*
Vs. Idd.
Calhoun & Co,
fm,
Life, Accldai)t
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From the earttewt Bible lime*
preaoat Sa r nalkHM of the *ouetr»e*
earroan lln* the MeUlierraoeaa halt
a<a4e I he ail of the oUve aoe eg their
rttrSse ml UioX. It ks weed to
| eperatlatMi aad
hatter ahd lard of the math
era Rtsvape Ttsere to •
What a pare legetabw
swefut and heonhy ants
aosee road of drsys ■»
of o OMottar Matare am
of the l>r*aat daahtwoo
hit laheo as a resoawarr t-* r
rogwtatod dwt Is atasro I
pwre vuaoaaks* • to oU*
wT to wsshso IB* torn
two
liqhtninc?
AN!
Live Stuck
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—At UnrMt Ritn t»-
Sthomaiebt COMFAftU
CiLIOIR I CO,
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Marrle I at the homo »f Mr. Henry B
f* avo, the hrMe’a father. K I tie, h. I'.l
July y?ih, 1XJ. M o'chark p in., hy
Kev. K W, .Handera. Mr. M. A. Wi!
l ama wf Hovannah Ga.. and Mlao k*au
line H. Cat#. I hi« happy rouple will
tatko Savannah their lx me. Filsnd.
They get hetrer and better, the mo'e
We have of Great Cypreax ralile«iiakv
melons grown by < apt. George P. Mnr-
tia, w ho doeftii'l weary in well doing.
Ilia .Saturday contribution put him de
thirdly in the lead In onr watermelon
piiimry and his eonipe.itors will hire
to hustle to keep hail from winning
First honor.
C.il. A * h u r v Cow a hT, su pCrintr ndnu
of the Citadel Academy, gives notice
that there is a vacant cadetship due
Bamberg CountT, to be Ailed by com-
1 >ctllive examination September 10th.
^xamin.Ttioh paper* must be.
hand* of CoL C.H. (iaiisdeii ul CJiarles
ion, cliairmsn of the bosni of visitors,
by August tilh.
If you want to vote in the primary e-
iection on the iKtli of August yon had
better see that your name is on the
Club list at least Five dav* before the e-
lection. Ail boy* who will b • 2i t ear*
of age before the next general election,
which is in November, are entitled to
Vote at the next primary, and they
should join a Democratic Club,
Bull Pond endorses and recommend*
the candidacy and election of A, B. Con
nor E*q for the oMce cf U sf.strata at
Allendale, a* *ugg**te<l by Fairfax *>d
Allendale, fevling that he Is well qual-
Ifled to properly administer said
and rwqnest all voters of this pruvinct
XL, glyo h'm thvty support at the romlng
llmlmary ettettva.
Ball PUnd-
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Kwr. J W. Bishop assisted by Kev.
II. C. Hrahhsm held a protraeted m-et
ing at Hetblrbra. RsptUl rborrb la*l
week, rlowing on buaday with one
niwmber hr letter.
Mr. tV. E. Harter and family visited
relatives In Humptoi. County last dun-
dar and Monday. %
I'he Misse* Harley of Birnwell are
vi»iting the f.iuilly of Mr J. J. Knppf.
They will give dancing lessi.iis.
Mrs. E. K Barker and daughter,
Edith, are visiting relatives in Millette.
K. L. Y.
awB Msf-y tteuoua wf
b*m* >>*asisq wm
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rad lbs
la* I Baa
let., mwji
Mrsa Lee Deer of Cl
ast batutday visiting 1
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DOTS FROM THOMAS.
We had rain here a few days ago.
* rops nre somewhat improved. Don’t
think HverHge as.gi'Od as last season.
n and cotton Very early. Lpok*
now tlut quite a lot of cotton will
move In Aiig"*t.. Cnn*idJiahle fodder
iiarve'sted to datet this earlitr than
usual.
We had a, very pleasant meetiiig of
school patrons at Cave’s Academy to-
dav xml selected Mis* Bessie Bruce of
Willixton n« feaclier for the next term.
Wc nre hopeful that she will accept, as
she is a very worthy aspirant for thift
flattering position.
A word as to our highway*. They
xre eertaiolv in very Ane condition pin
fact they ar* almost bran Hew-, a* the
travellers bad to quit the old mads and
make new ones on th« side since l**t
ye*fs heaTy rains The chAin gvng
ha« rerulnlv l>een faithful to this sec
tion. and I think the people of this sec
tion would frmlv return mend that the
poor, hard-worked thing* ba alluusd
to ftpunil a month ar so at TyBeu or tbs
1-1# of Paisas, when they run Id rmt
from their weary labor*, lu return lu
UsHr hard mater's walk hotter ptu-
parwd to to lheir du*y. I hA*w taat
uu*ihm f—r tbta Itmla p s**«ru wusld
ftft ftfttoftftM MfMMMft
ftr. T. OilftMi
i mrn w91
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IS f •ftNMMfcHPfttMl OmmBBV*
■muv rrsewd* af Mwa l oaf FhM-
•rs flod tu are bur l^suua Is#*
Mhiag a* •uaat a*U soarmimj a*
04* la t4a gweet *f Mg. aud Mia
Ju4a-tou.
aud Mrs. W C P-tlurd uf Am
g«*ta aru vl-IUug Mrs. l>f M A UvU*
Tbs gam* of bull betweuo Aihua *fd
IHackriUe ls*t Friday ua* a e— *>d*d
•Itsir, the *c »r* Mag IJ tu 4 lu lavur
of tbe latter club.
Mr. F. W. Farrell alilppu*! tu Cbarle*
loa on the 1st a bale of new coito*
weigtilng &70 pounds, class middling.
Daniel Waldo, the tenant who made
and gatbvrerllf. I* as proud uf It as If It
was a suit of new clothe*, being the
first In the county lb(* MMOh, (and
State too)
'Mr. J Randall Kelly i* visiting rela
tives in the city by. the tea.
Capt. siidMIra. J. K. Hair hatru gone
to Asheville, N. <\, to spend tbe re-
mainder.of tbe heated term In the land
of the sky.
Kev. G E. Burts has been voted a well
deserved mouth's racation and Arlll
next week to visit his old home on
Piedmont escarpment.
Mrs. K. A. Sojourner. Mr*. Frank
Fiskling and Mra. Hattie Finis* left on
Monday to spend a couple of Wetke at
Glenn Spring*.
The summer school ts Well attended
and Principal Baker)* wmuing golden
opinions.
Died on Monday morning At her
home near Rlackville Mrs. A. A, Barr,
aged 78 years. Her body wax laid to
rest in the family burial ground. Itelr
0. K. Burts preaching the funeral dbr
mon. She wa* a consistent merttber of
the Baptist Church and tbe meuiprv of
her long life *o bright with good qeads
will be loyingly cherished by tier tor
vlvtng childien, relatives and fttebd*.
After a long Illness at f o'clock on
Tuesday morning Mrs.‘C- B. Gyles
passed Into eternal light and fust Await
ing the faithful la the betMT World.
Go Wedn-sday morning shs waa
to the last long rest la ttta Blaekrllla
Ceuseterv, Rev. C. B. Burta
#d the feueral services. Mur
several sons sad a daughter SBrvtew tu
harisA lb* nuiartaa uf htf beautiful
life teat made tBeir bo mi circle eo*4 a
kepfs uaa. wbe w a* * o*esteruai asem-
bee ■* the Bapcet Cbu*«4 Tba tf m
TUB CANDIDATE*
04. tbe gsudwesu uf lAulf
u4eu Ikev re gi*d,
Aud lAe eaduue* qf lAuir aBdfuee wbuu
ibey're sad;
But tbe gladueee uf ibelr glad usee
aud I be aadwess of tbetr eaduem
Aru a* u*tblug tu tbetr bedueee wbuu
tbe) 're bud.
President Bo*—celt ie baviug agrwal
time ul bis summer hoove oa I-oug Is
land. wuartag old clothe* Abd plarlag
ank* with hit own bpyi Abd A l«K uf
Roosevelt nephrUt. But the Wya will
md a lot nf ■witching when —4001*
open to get them straight, for by exam
ple If not by preoept Teddy I* learning
them to be strenuous, use cue* words
and shoot little bird* with their parlor
rifles.
MONEY TO LEND.
Several thousand doltAfx tb tend at a
very low rate of Internet on approved
security. Apply to Jas. O. Patterson.
(Mikwau
fuetod fees
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frtauA* go tu tbu be
lt— su •wAUeuud by JbS tu—
•d UUUS.
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SO (<ab Per lak.
GINNING. BAGGING* Yl*.
TIBU A. FOB |l Aft.
—TWO POUND BAGOING —
-AND HEAVY
-ABNOW TIBU —
We have aa eutfli uf 4 70-sow
Hunger Ola*, whiebare prae-
ttcolly new, ulth all up tu
daw ■ttachdmata. new suc
tion system, etc . and will be
able le accommodate all cus
tomers as fast aa they couse.
Braach Noatherh CBtldtt
OH t'b.»
L. A. STONEY, MsMsau.
r. B. ELUS. (Aw
Sum for and Ctri! Eng meet
Spuelal attention given to the cotnpw.
tation of watdr-powers, leveling aad
dfainaffa. " v ■
A ttuatal card add retsdd to me at Maiw
tin, s. C-, will recAllrb
ttUD.
prompt atteu-
octl-80. If
Patents
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f iTunotTil.M sga
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u*4 eemewms* eu • j
b—Ameude he tbe l**m*g —puuy tU I Os— A
tho bum— bmu eufsn—sum rwu*4 | y—art <—
•at* be muUa by tbe rsas—ued n
eeue—e eeuSeeaU lb a lerw* cwrp—wtta
wbssb coo ——*wd sb* ueeded bran
a*4 a—i-waie s*— fur—i in# a—
Id »au4ar< •lb#i
a pcurttrul arut*
Tb* farmer *f IU* auutb bad *e better 1 __ „ - -
fitsud IU** tbe l*rge c—upaaiee who |
c yiszz irrr..'SirK. I Atlantic coast unt.
WM Of cwtteu Seed oil As u food pr*4ort.
aud tb* mo— eurreeeful of the— ro—•
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