The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 11, 1902, Image 2
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tnmt upon *n •JlmrUl In iho l>re«ni-
horUananf The KtHeallonal hating
*Tha Quation of Taxation" at lit
taxi.
A» Ilia Rtluoatlonal U tuccoaaor to Ilia
Teaelien’Journal, ami under tlio edi
tor aIi Ip of W. Zaoh MeGee, Kx-Aaala-
taut to Hie State Superintendent of Kd<
tication, and aatiinict to reptetent and
apeak for the tuachera of tlio State, we
willaiftfiom it a few ideaa that need' 1
ourreetlon, Inatrttetion and reproofs
The Kdueatloual marts out with thia
proposition:
From all those truly Interested In the
advancement of education in theSouth,
whether teachers, trustees or other cit
izens, comes the cry for more money
for the schools.
tVe would be glad to see the schools
—and all other agencies for the better
ment of the State—new*pa|»ers inclu
ded—get all tha money needed and de-
served, and no more, yet there an* many
good people who think the State I*
rather straining herself In providing
means ami laillltles for the education
of h«r children. Treasurer Free's No
tice In our advertising columns shows
whsi the taxpayerswf this counts ers
eonirihetlag «# ell ffurpnso*. 1 hey ere
pay lag mere for the toppmt of the pub-
lie srhoofs than for ell other coooSy
porpooes pot together, pod rhoorfolly
too. These are «• school dtetptete
the eeeeiy M of whtrh sopp’ssoss i iho
eeettlfslceal thrso •til us hf ifuss
lessee, a*I es«e ef those pm ssot > «g 1 ^ M {
posh eposSei teetae hero psMsUM feeds * ^
u roe the pMmste ee Uog eo show «so- i -ig
•ahsoo oM pofH. ohtss toe is hoc I ' . (v-
foyosossoo ef eshoss as loo eporpp (he '
the ssWosoooooo of soog seceso
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end his png
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liim. ef erhlireters le
rslstes .
The price that land brings at pnhlle
atles Is no atamUrd of general value*.
A daw l« within our knowledge where a
son Sought at the partition sale of his
father's rrt*ie a Iract for flOO. He re
turned it for taxation at t'W*, and
the township and county boards raised
it to a higher Hgurc.'
We recently we're told of another rase
in which the attorney for a widow en
deavored totseenre a loan on the secu
rity of a mortgage of her farm for the
‘lum of $1,000. Ile'fiilled to do so'and
at tlie Master’s sa'le tho property
brought $:f.(W), because of thu rivalry
of long pursed neighbors. •*
The Liverpool Chamber ofCommejee
has received letters stating that a large
number of Georgia negroes would be
glad to emigrate to the West coast of
Africa to engage in cotton growiitg. It
is suggested that free tran*|H-rtatiun be
given them on lirilisb steamei* and
railroads.
the sclfcstwg Aceh we*
released from ell pale, end her p*»»e
spirit was glv sm e bowse. Its that de,
llghls.H«e land, the prophet UI\ a#
Is prepated lor ihwe who love the
la»rd. It was no e nnnr»n tie that
bound us to our •we--t and gvn'ie friend.
Her mother's relation* thv Jrnklnsof
Witon on |hn I'mi—l*i'n II ycr. were well
known t> Some very dear to u«'. On
her fathers sf le, sue (I n grand nl -ce
of lion. Joel It. failnsrtf, l’. S Minl*-
ler t» Kitssia. it'ider Andrew Jark-on
In tho war with Kngland. her iieopic.
the I'nstacea of Charle-tmi. boro a
must patriotic part, an when the war
between tin* state* came on it found iho
subject of thin, memoir U tie to her past.
Rvcry tlinbof tier hhart waftrue to tire
enure of her'eountry. We saw lier in
many a trying liour. and never ome
did she waver in word or deed H'ghlv
educated,'retinal and deeply pious, she
was w ell titled for life’s highest duties
And Oh. how she toyed her church;
she was in lend a true Hpi-copalian a* all
of her rein |ve* had been for generations
pa*t in tliet'jty by the J*ea.
. * Now tell me if there, any is
For gift or grace surpassing this
lie giveth hi* beloved sleep."
. Kutilv Howard liaipcr.
Nov Jflith,
The injury done to the Texas cotton
crop by the little Mexican boll weevil
has alarmed the lone star state. A
convention rt*mpo*ed of utembere of
the l.rglslatore. farmers, merchaala,
Ac Is 11 ba held la 0*1 las nest Wed-
neadar U deslae meanp a»«l uwlhudj
fer d* etrwylug the leveder.
IN
SON.
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Mr*. Hivey I,. Mixwm departed ihl*
life n*i Nor. gl.t, Itlng at the h>>nie ol
her liustiaud, Mr. Keuhnn II. Mix-on
of the Harmony clioiHi i eighlMirlioi-d
In 1*0* r Wtli year nl her age and ws»
Interred in the ramily i-emelrry near
llprwsoor rhttrrh. »»f • ho b ••!»*• r, H -He
n a member •l•^**v lt«
ha*’hg m-.viuf Per amtsber-
bfp IfSMO, ttr*hel Ifaptist **f w t»*et, -le
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tw* dasigM'vr* an l thfv* smn* A* ntf*.
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Farmer John Siarnes whs in Concord
N. C . the other d*v~exhihitlng h four-
o n c nugget of pure gold, rthhh le
s.nd lie Intd fonnd on ids farm He
sT.d his w ife, who hnd been (lend for
tweut* - seven yenrs, appenrsd to him In
a vision i lie wa* m*t asleep, but wide a
wake and told him that if lie srould go
to a certain spot in his and dig be
would find gold, and a plenty of. it
Accompanied by hi* son, lie found
tho spot w ifhi ut difficulty, and upon
digging soon unearthed (he nugget
which he exhibited, several smaller
nuggets and a f|uantity of gold-hearing
quartz. He believe* that tiie spirit of
In* w ife has shown him the way to a
fortune.
hissing spread* disease*, according
to the view of l«r K ti Ware.a itiem-
b.-r of the Vl'gtnla legislature. To
prevent fpidciuir* in ibe futura ha ha*
Intrmlocesl a Idli t** |>revenl iadlacrlM
laaio •■m-MlslbMi. Th*bil'*ays:
* If aph«*U-l«n ••-tlit** that tho A*f*a-
•|s»»* ha* wist tMi-gs he shall ho IsmumI
gsslttv *»f a ia>*4* meaM» r aM*l tho sam*
l**s>alis shall hr ItMpy*» d a* It ha had
"ss-Sm* tagl -*•• of inVes-tT..,,* Jt•'a**
* •' Am* t«oi**■*■ »*--a4ls»g Ito toovla-
latoMtH twf 4toH| Mto# I Ih# •HHM- y
feltoto > '«| tMtot Ipwh
• ■ t»»y ^gpt%r MW WWV thao tvo-
1*«* $*o amh ■■» ’
iLmors sue stables,
« II.I.ISI'ON, . . s. <
Buggies,
Wagons,
Harness.
PARTICULAR ATTEHTIOR
IS CAILED TO THE ITEMS BELOW NUMERATED:
SILKS .
* I -
Choice and Complete Htock from
the heat niHkert In America oir
hand «nd for sale at pricea that
can not he duplicated for cheap
ness in the State.
Ci me and hs convinced that
reality exceeds description.
QUINCY A. KENNEDY,
WILLISton, s. c.
why
Not
at half price and less.
fiOo Value
75c “
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$1.00 “
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JACKETS! JACKETS!
JACKETS!
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()n account of the remarkably warm weather we hare
been having this fall, there was no demand for jackets, and
the consequence* are, I am overstocked. Therefore, ha\c
applied the kniie, ard will offer my entire stock of jackets
at half pri'.'c:
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h^pava that ll ha* cna*ld«rad ilia mai-
tar from a auaepolat uf narrow «kaw,
wtihoul a thought of liter a being two
••de* to an v qnaalluii. **1 thou I ac-
qqplnunoa with tha fact* or law, that
k baa mada lit argument a« tha child
playa w Ith mati'hea. witbout c<>n»ld-
•ration of tha |ioa«1bilil!e« of word*,
and that Ilka icarui It ha* taken too
high a lllghi for one whose wing* are
Waxen.
There I* perfect obedience to no law,
human or diylue, and while like all
other tuactnicntv the law* for the a*-
M«tiaeiit of property are probably de
fective yet they are the results of the
be*', thought* and ex|*erieiu'e pi our
wiieat men. Their prin t** I* that each
owner shall return Id* property under
oath, and the natural and prope p way
•o aacertain the vatiue of any property
to to count the returns reevived from it.
Tho farmer who by close and coiutant
economy of himself and family and dil
igent indnttry through all weitber*
eontrlve* to mike buckle and tongue
meet I* better judge of the value of Id*
lrre*pon*lre aerea than any theoiM.
Me ha* a cewarienea unutated by bu*|-
•eea trkkvry and rsmipetit tun. a* clear
a* Ike »ae*h!aa la wktrh ha mlto. aa J
•awld Imlae* bisa te
•k $—Ja»f. Ha •*«•
mi
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m--l.lv Ml*. ai
M«re gearrally
a Ibruwghttwl th*
Isllrtl dr«<-11p(Imii I* glt#M of lb# rllat-
cal •vmptom*and |MMi.moriem dndlor*
In c«*ee of the ul*ra*e. Tiratniei.t U
usually uii*atl»factory, for lire rrasoi,
that the exact uatu:* of the pol*on
which cause* the di*ea*e la *1111 un
know n, and thedlaeaae onlinarlly run*
I'.* course too rapidly to allow effective
administration of medicines. Aloe* or
calomel may I,- given during the llrst
*tage* of the diaeasc, In conjunction
with cold applications to the head and
interna! administration* of iodide of
pota«*lnin. In preventing the develop
ment of this disease, attention is called
m the desirability of avoiding the use
of moldy fodder. Witli the condition
of much of the corn fonder in the State
this season, it is well to be candid
about feeding,it to horses. They are
more sensitive to such poisonous *ut>-
slances as molds than othar farm ani
mals, and ‘•staggers," or cerebro-apina I
meningitis, once it attacks a hut a ^can
not ha combatted with much lu>pe of
a cure. It U nearly always fatal in It*
effects.
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Bros-
JROWN'S
THF. CAB BACK SNAKE.
Mc.*ri Clark^Crumpton ami W. I».
Roger* left with u* Iasi Halur-lsy a bot
tle lUMlalol’ig What I* auppoaril to be
HH# of into «Jt'tobba^v* toittok#*** If
91 to# LtofetoM I f• ImmwI Mtof' rtobft*«
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PA Y TO BI Y CHKAP?
A cheap rrr.u-dy for roughs and cold*
I* all right, lc.it you want sotnethpig
tli.it will telleve anddttre (he more sc-
veie anti dangerous resiiitsof thr< at and
lung troidde*. What.shall you do? Go
to a warmer Jtad moie regular ciimateT
Yes, if |>o.«ibJe; if not possHde for ton,
then incijjn'ir 1 ease take the oxi.v reme »
dv thiT lias lieen in> rod need in all civ
ilized.countries with Kuccess in severe
throat trouhleK,* • Boschee’s German
Syrup." It not oidy heals and stiniu-
lates the tissue* to destroy the germ
disease, out allays inflammation, causes
easy expectoration, gives a good night's
rest, and cun s the patient. Try o.vk
bottle. Recommended many years by
all druggi-t* in the wo/ld. You can
get this reliable remedy at Creech’s
Pharmacy. Get Gie-n’s ^i-ecial Alum
nae.
(•Imdala fulrr,
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TO RENT.
A comfortable cottage In tbe moat
desirable residence section of ttarnwell.
On tbe premise* me all needed out-
building*, w ii ti evepvthing in excellent
condition. It is convenient to noth de-
nnt*, the graded *cluu*| ntt putdic of
fices. For particular* apply to
Geonge 11. Rates,
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'.he elastic goll of the w lhV.ciim yajire
sent a tat and rollicking fallow, with «
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Treasurer’s Notice,
Treasurer’s Office, I’arnw cll County,
C., Oct. 20th, 1H02.-
Tho rreii*nrcr’s ••llice will he open
for the collection of the taxes levied tor
11)^2 from thelfitli day <>f (>ctober untii
the hist day of December 1!H)2, inclu
sive. alter w liich date 10 tier cent penal
ty will attach until January 15th, when
Execution* will be issued.
The Coinmiiti t on rax will be-reeeiv-
ed until March !*t, ISNki.
For tne convenience of the tax pay era
I will attend the following place* on
■ lie day* and datr* mentioned, and the
..111 -e will Iw clo-cd on Paid d*»»?
On accoiini of the two term* o| Court
II Mill he lmp>'»*lhle fiw me to attand a*
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Me are grow log ill aero* of
the Pureai of l^antalonpea
and are -cutHng tkem' fnf
venj. Place your orib-r*
now at 75* per lh Your
mo rev refunded if they are
not genuine. .
if. Van Rcskirk Co.,
Kockv Ford. Colo.
Reference. Farmers & M«rchanta Bank,
Rocky Fonl, Colo.
XiHILL - TOP - STABLES I
th
P. M. BUCKINGHAM,
BARN\VE1,L,'b. C.,' ^
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
IDLE MOSEY SECl'RELY ISYESTED.
LIFE INSURANCE, ^
(Agent for New Yprk Life.)
FIRE INSURANCE, j
(Cilhoun & Company)
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3ARNWELL. - - S C-
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M'irh 'he help of American horse, and mole* hr'i^ on the breezy prairie*
? hritiah legUn* coiM|-iareU their B<»er aniagonl«t*/fn the ino«t wonderful war
of modern limes. * • . . f ■-
With the lielo of thi* «ame type of *t ck the farmer* of South Carolina can
drive >w av hard time* an-i bring Lack plenty and pro«peilcy to all.
Willy th« return of |>c.:ei> In South Afriea th« d-rnand for hnr*ca and rnule*
for use there ha* ended, aitd thp Southerju Buyer can again get t i, e
ill the World at old tuna LiTTji-iS.
A sight of Bror n’» Reautie*. the p.rhl«\of the prairie*, will convince you
that $tohi*s what you need and what, yon can p.iy for.
£*r , T'li- Best Buggies, Wagons. Harnes*, made bv American skilled labor,
kep to yo w it > gilt edged stock, and at eorresp-mdinglv low prices. Come to
the Hill Top Stable* and *ee for your selves 1 will be glad to *ce and serve you.
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