The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 11, 1902, Image 3
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’KrwlN vm «p trpm At*
>U Hai«r4*y.
MnnAa^'* rain, whlU U ImmA, vm
tlx harUeot *f Ilia yaar.
The Rarawall UraArA (MmqI had a
An« opening on Monday.
Cap(. and Mra. O. O. Mnrrajr of
Blacky Ilia apant Mindajr In lovii.
'Charlie Hart, of the United Statea
naval aerriee, w at home on a ten daya
furlough.
Mow that the primary la over let ua
have political peace tor at leaet a year
and a half.
Mra. J. K. Allen and MaiAer GoorAin
retoraed Saturday from their auutmer
atajr in Anderaon.
Mr, W. B. Coffin, who bought cotton
here eeveral year* ago, le now in the
brokerage hualoeae in Spartanburg..
Mayer Calhoun and Aldermen Price,
Klamiaet, i'aueraon and Manville were
reeleeted without oppoaltloa on Too*-
A Woodward left for dem
on Tue«day, and all the
fair tlxtoenera are In teara and trlbula-
Ilea.
The oldeet Inhabitant doee not re-
memhar when the codon SelAa ware a*
white at ihta lime of the year, aa they
Col. r. K. K. Bailer hoe declined the
C —idencv ml an Alabama C'nthge el
<M0 anaeal ealaey, preferring to re
main at
Itlwe Monday waa bHghteaad hy a
rail from aar gmm4 rrteaA Capt. 1. M
Malco. whom hioA wovha and kloArf
woeda • are felly apprmlatoA.
harg aatA h«a '■ kaaw amp frwm p*
wrvm lac AliM Then baa la aaaiaa.
mm4 anything aim age
c. Ana 0. Bachwlah w
•0.1 Mathagiit rbar.h Waat
da? mmalwg at II a'aCnaO. and
tvam la lha »' •*' »a»■ at I •'< -m. •
Tah
ban Ml the •aberaMorial ram. law far
In the land to be caught and pneaeri hW
frlenda eay, while the odveratea of Cal.
Talbert are etlll ei aidant.
Kor l.lealvnant Uw«arnor Senator
John T. Sloan of Richland waa report
ed aoure winner over ea-Speaber Gary
of Abbeville. * • .
Banka U Caughman for Killroad
CommiMipnar, J Harvey Wilson for
Seeretary of State, John D. Froet for
Adjutant General were ahead, but not
too far to be caught and snowed under.
In the county Attorney General Bel
linger had received about PO per cent,
against about 20 per ceut. cast for Col.
Croft of Aiken.
From the returns It appeared that
Kx-Supervlsor O. W. Barke> Is reelect
ed over Mr. J O. Sander*.
By a majority of It vo(ea Mr. C. W.
Moody was nomtnar^d for Magistrate
at Barnwell over Mr. W. S. Grubbs.
The news came by telephone from
Columbia yesterday morning that l.at
liner was surely nominated over Kvans,
was 10,00'J v tes ahead of
total of nearly 70,i«0 heard
for Lieutenant Governor
leading Sloan
In the Congressional race in this DU-
trlit Gan. Bellinger was fifty v<>i*s
ahead of Col. Croft, as far as returns
had be-II received.
liner was surei
and llexjyard
Talt^Mke lo
rVofggVTSry fo
The vatee of the randldatv la no long
er heard In the land.
Merchant S. Krasnoff has a very im
pressive new advertisement in today’s
EMAtMh
Col. J. K Easterling has wada true
Mother Hbipton’s prnphery of the eom
Ing af the time when “rarrlsgae with
awt bswsm gw!** TnmJav evening hi*
sawnwohlle made a Ileyward rwa
thrwwgh toe s
A goad farmer and also a Aral rla*a
men svlle •* that IWg *lli ba a good
rrw • < ear. II* has iww 4 that
When onr hearts art sad and dreary
And h«.un left deaolau nnd bate.
say a there Is rest for the weery
In a home so beautiful and fair.
Thera Is where our friend has gone
And with Jesus she will forever shine.
' A Friend.
. OBITUARY.
Our Brother Is de-id. Willie A. Walk
er, aged 40. died at his residence In Ap
pletou on the morning of 26th August
of heart falluie He hud been a pa
tleut sufferer for the past live year*
He leaves a fond and noble wife, whose
self saciitlclng devotion to her husband
was consecrated, being ever watchful
and cheerful Willie was a member of
Mt A rnon Church, a good nelghoor
and a most accommodating friend, a
man of not many words hut a heart
sincere. Indulgent to his children, kind
to his friends and charitable to those of
his fellow men who are less fortunate In
the world than he—truly hospltahe
and energetic aa otic could be. In the
(I j»b of life we are near death, f ir time
waits not and death claims us all.
**Time driveth onward fast.
In a little while our lips are dumb,
All things are taken from us, and we
become
Portions and parcela.of the faded
past.”
May the protecting band of Him who
ill* th all things well guard and gold*
the bereaved ones until tha Anal ri•
union In the Golden Cllv when the
weary sufferers of this world reap their
reward, Bwevt Pewc*. Ibvgiftof Gud s
hr ye.
CAM.KU AXD RBADY.
i marry
forty years agw. Many
era nearly extinct,
f do no« wish lo ba.locked upon as
.an alarmist, but I will any that I can
weigh and measure numbers almu-l
w ith any man. It has not besn n bi
llon of ulnutea al«re Christ waa on
earth and lira wraith of the Unlhd
grate* I* estimated at eight billions. 'I
am satlsAed that the deatrwctiou of the
birds has and will, before twenty years
more, cost the people of the Union more
than half the present wealth of this
country, and iu less than twenty years
a great many more people will And that
I am right, unless uur National, State
at d municipal Governments will pass
and strenuously execute' laws to pro
tect the birds, shcb as live on Insects.
I would suggest that laws ought to be
enacted In every State to compel the
teaching in our public schools mini all
of our schools uf the mission of birds
here, that people may know what they
are doing when they are killing birds.
$4 50 p-»r roll of new 2 lb. bagging
and bundle new ties at 8. Krtanoff’s.
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THE VIEWS OF AN EXPERT.
Whet Has Been Done M Development
of Dairy inj and Stocking Raising.
Mr. L. A. Ransom, who Is well
known In the South on account of hie
conspicuous work la agriciiltuml mat
ters and his connection with the (tooth
Carolina department of agriculture,
sad now w-Uh the How them Cotton Ott
Company, aa District Manager, at At
lanta. On., hi writing about the la«a-
ewce of cot ton seed products on the de-
eslopsnsnt of dairying la th
says.
"About me. a few wealthy
lawtheew ptaatera hiipwrWd
Devon rwttle from Ragiosd
wave twrwed laaas la mwe-
•Mb tho native or robs a ad at-
towed to ream over lergs
Williston
Graded School,
• Williston, S. C.
*
The next session of the W||-
liston Graded School will be-
<in Monday, September 8th,
At 10 o'clock.
A full faculty of teachers
are elected and everything betokens s
prosperous session.
Reading Ueom, Library and Literal v
gociety privileges will he free to all
student*. Those wishing to patronize
a good preparatory school should see
personally or w rite to
R. A. DOBSON. Prln.
THeTsTITE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CotJKTY or RsBNWKI.L.
By J. K. Snelllng. Ksq Judge of Pro-
* hate lu Bsrnaell County.
YOUR
BUSINESS-
COMB TO 8KK US; WR CARRY
THE LINE.
WHEREAS Charles E Oylea applies |
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tmmL
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Istkts,
* Trills.
Groceries,
Harless.
Hard lire.
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Will be at his office In Barnwell evei
dsy and Toesdsy and Wedneedty ffl
ivill Ihj at his Homi* office In Ulsckviuejev
cry Friday erfM Satunlay, and will make ap-
polntmeiita to mm-t petienu at any of oti>
county towns or call at their rtaldcucee.
I am n full graduate of 1-hiladelpblu D«i
Colkge; have hail seventeen years active prad-
tleal experience, and can (-lease you hi quality
of work and |>rlcee.
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•vet the Alkew Hwe near ts blw l*am-l. I
e«wl us Ust ■ eak a rvaard hrvaklag I
hunch uf peurs. Klgbimn as largu as |
Hsu were na s branch as many liyh»
)<•••(. aud If they will rip*a equal SC
(h*lr prrtl loess we’ll hat* a pic Ale
C. J. Davis, af Lul'a, waa In thv Hty
with another brad of mhseco yevtarday.
He says he has paid up his Jehu,
bought a buggy and wagon and paid
«a»h foe them has still soma mure to
bacco to aall and his cotton untoui-hu<l.
He thlak* that farming pays sometimes.
— Florence Timet.
Ckarlie Ifagoo l, who has been spend
ing the summer here with his* parent*,
Mr. sad Mr*. W. H. Kagnod, left Sat
urday fur Shreveport. La., where ht
go.-a to buy cotton. Formerly Mr. Ila-
guod was located at Jackson. Miss.,
but this year he will he stationed at
Shreveport—Greenwood Index.
~ All Tax Pkoflc fell in love on
Thuraday with Master Harold Lamb
Buist, aged 7. of Black vllle. His per
fect face, admirable behavior and men
tal brightness made hie visit to the
sanctum a real surprise parry. After
Investigating aur way* he Indiiwctiy de
clared the newspaper buduets too slow
for him, and he has sat his heart upon
being a railroad man.
The Barnwell .cotton bay era were la-
tervteueil on Mondav aa ta the protra-
hleelaa of tha prveeot erup and future
prices uf the Maple. T. 8. Caw And h.
R Mamluy put the yield at me rail I bra
hale*. W. W. Manta at nine an* • half
ns*(Wo b»iaa. J. A. Permr al iea an* a
Wf mMWa
/ecrair W L. Chou, needing hy. am
##mm* It at eight aw* a half rad a
I aha .
had am Boo
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Wo attend lo I ho h
etwcora symbol hy.
(Xnra iu. king I-
section vory atrely
Th« boa lib of lb# c
gtrad al this wH'lag
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iraiir Is very
Bridget
FAIRFAX DO 18.
Mi** Maudo Harbor ha* rvtnnied
frinii Kline, arrow pa hied by her aunt,
Mla« Josle Hieksin.
On the nlghi of the 1st Inst. Mr. W.
R Halter’s store was broken Into and
rob-ied of a few thing*, most of which
were recovered. Before entering Mr.
Harter's store they broke ioio M*-.
King’s blarksniith shop and took such
tools aa they needed to >ld the work
with. ;
Mi*s Mattie Mathis of F.arly Branch
is visiting relatives and friends here
Mrs. II. D. Cal hour and little ton ^ W «» I ‘ J like K lrt ^* k 1 of r hc '
. —». - _ . . . I s*lsa>islu u »*lwxv rvt 11 n v lo i* si F1 ’ ^ 0 U if 11
left on Monday for Appleton, to tho re
gret of many friends^- t
Messrs G. I,. Preacher. Arthur Yon-
mans and 8. If. Jenkins left on the 8th
for Ulemaon College. This la Mr. Jtn-
kina’ first-year.
Mr. Lewi* Nevhaof Barnwell is now
clerking for Mr W. R Harter.
Miss Pauline Ficken of Rarlr Branch
passed through here ott Friday, en
route to Scot ia.
Mr. J J. Knopf hsa moved his store
and family to Gifford.
Fairfax High School will hegin op
Monday, llth. K L Y.
* BCBISEMI.
Buy your drugs at Crueeh’s. where
you r» «iBSll4lB9.™—
pAgAdM hf a graduate drutgl-t. Your
yhvsMua ■ III r Jl jmm it ^ of lha »t-
muot traponei nu thoi F»wcv1ml*u*
d he owmFUuode-l ewerortiv There
sa ratirag whoa tho altgbaaes eavua
<s ewes.
il»e* lu healthy orti-ra. irar Aeo the
hl«eul. and raako* you feol bw—y ant aud
vigorous Y«u run get ihta rvllebie
rtme.lv al l irwrh’s Pbarmary. Gat
Urran'a AiMrclal Almanse.
01'B BtetlT >tRH.
J. 8 Field's Fine list*, sold under a
guarantee, at 8. Krasuoff’s.
Hoys, get your K'eciion Hat* at Mo
lair A Porter's. Big line to select
Irom.
Quinine at Creech’^Pharmacy at 35
cts per ounce. See it you a'e not pay
ing more than 3o cts tor quinine.
A young lady receiving a b*x of can-
friends as a "box of Huyler a.’
said if its Iluvler's.
$3 TiO for 1 roll Pieced Bagging and
bundle new’ ties at 8r Krusitoll’s.
FrFfli, direct from fuctorv, Huvler’a
Candies. Don't hunt up cheap candy
to send vonr lady friend. If its a "box
of HuylerV’ the chances are that It
will pass.
WANTRD—A young lady with a
First Grade Certificate and four years
ex pet ience wishes a school. Can give
good relerence*.
Address Box 84. Barnwell, 8. C.
I have decided to discontinue husi-
ims* and <*er my stock al greatly (A-
dutr-d prices on Dry Good*. Notions,
wad ilai*. Aw g>i di i bsegad or
memcraudnuM made Irom lbW dura
Heps I. imi. A. P ManvilW.
Qrootuv Teas* Bod Bo*t Proof On I*
oiA Braouo#a
■euyuo oasg, wae wswsd m bo pewdwsod
•4 oil au ohol tho Joewey euwM pAv*
«m lo the msosweuu
Molwro wloufv raituh. hoi pewvkdswg
h*4 a mm f cowl m tho voeth fa* ago*,
owlr to W owrovaead whew tho woem
swodod N omoi. poiulod the wor to the
»«M AeSAo ossly whew Utio yrerlooo
metal woo ahosowtety rayutraA for the
world s rommewv. and rwvveod from
mgbt the ohmplttte rork of tho Onro-
Miraa until tmprovldeut man bud do-
otroyed the feetllKy of th# Aelda like
wise me held buck the material re
quired to make dairying la tbv South
poaetblv and proAtabl*. until rood I-
tlona were favorable for Its use.
The advent of tha Jeraey row cre
ated a demand for a cheap and rich
food, which the oil mllla supplied with
hulla and meal. *' In a Hat of Afty of
the leading feed materia la of the Uni
ted States, the National Department of
Agriculture ranks cotton seed meal
first. In feeding value and places the
value of cotton seed hulls for the same
purpose above the best timothy hay.
The use of these products has fully
sustained the department's reports,
and dairy farming Is fast becoming an
Industry of Importance, and this has
been largely the result of the liberal
policy of the Southern Cotton OH Co.
of the Carollnas and Georgia, which
has headquarter* at Columbia, S. C.,
Atlanta, Ga., Savannah, Ga. and Char
lotte, N. C., Goldsboro, C., and Au
gusta. Ga.
Around the large cltlea In the South,
dairies are successfully operated, sup
plying the people with wholesome
mtlk, and rich golden butter from cow*
fed on hulls <nd meal. The country
mil)* have accomplished the same
thing for the farms and small towns.
Around the factory towns the small
mills make dairying possible, and pro
fitable. aa the demand from th* opera
tive* la miflU'lent to coiwumv all the
milk sad butter that can be produced,
and th* ua* of meal for fertilising th*
land, which te sold rvwaonahly hy ths
Cotton OH Compaay. has
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As roqoirod hy tew |bo kwpervl**>Vk
Regts* rot tow will ofran (belt birak S of
WIIIIsims, Hops ember llib.
Black vlllo, m I Aib,
Alleiwtele. ** I7ih.
for lb# legist radon of voters casting
ibelr votes al sold place*
W. J. Baxley, < halrm in.
U. W. M»rr e.
P. D’L. Black. Hecrctary.
MONEY TO LEND.
P. M BUCKINGHAM.
babxwbll. A C-,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
IDLE I0NET SEaftUT IHESTEft.
LIFE INSURANCE.
(Agent for New York Life.'
FIRE INSURANCE,
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I sm prepared »® negotiate loans on fine lot of Investment applications. - Alt
iniproved farms for live years, partial iletallsofpcrfrctliigloaiiacarefiillyat'
payment*; Inteicat 8 per cent on loans temled to Term* reasonable. Corre
under |1.(N!0; 7 per cent, un loans over spondence solicited. Address
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