The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 30, 1903, Image 2
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LARGEST COUHTT dBCmillOE’
Thurso.\ir, Ai'Ritn iw»3.Z
IVetlilent RoflWxtBlt •nJoy«<l Im-
tn*nMl/ lil« hoH4*r I* YeW»iw»ton*
Ho dM trr. . v ,
The Aikmi Joiirn*l nnil Review lint*
«i f«IUi that may huild even
If not >u(Hclef)t to rthiovc mountain*
Our e»t«emecl frieiHl believe* tlmt the
>e*b<.nnl pcophe will build a trolly
line from ‘Joliiinbla to Aiken, anti oon-
erruet the August* Oharieelwn bniiich.
The rli(ht of way Cleariwx by four men
l*eroi»tl UUr i» a work to«i »mull and
•low to kindle mnuh faith.
North Carolina Suprom«i Court
ttaino perllo’iisljrncar roe<>cniaiiix‘ wom-
fth'* rltfhjt*” In a cate before It laat
week In a way that would make many.
M than better and woman harder to get
•long with.
- A woman owning the place on which
her family lived became aweary of thu
going* on of her huahand and prtM
iioitnoed «entence of banhhment. He
tefiMftd to go, and ah* pro«oeiltnd him
h* a tre*pai*er. The ( 'hiorduatioe wa«
«»n the wnmitii’a aide, hat »ho rnajorlly
of the eouri uoiildn't *ee It that way.
Aa the constitution of North >Caro
IlHa guarantee* to married women full
and free fftfe to property held . in their
•wn right the Judge* in the majority
are li*Hle*t» I in peach ment and de»ei y-
lug it, too.
A DDRKSS OF COf,. F. tT. C UK EC ft.
Ifeadquartcra. of the Barnwell Coon-
tv Regiment of Unll
Vetera tia.
To the Cieip* of TT. V. C. Thrmrgl> |
out the County.. IMeaae take Notice:
The State Reunion of U. V. C. will
con»*tne In Columbia So. Co--on rtie-
IJ»b Itth A l*th, of May A.
And yon are hereby requeued.to clt
delegate* toenme ar».d forward to .1.
Jordan. Chief of Staff. Wreenvllle,
Ca. ft cent* per Capita, tax for each
member of your renpoctlve camp*.
ThwfJ.C. V, will convene in New
Orlean* on the 1!) JO.^1 A 22, of May.
You will algo elect delegate* to aame,
and forward vottf annual due* of 10
JenN per capita, to Geneiai **’01. K.
M ickle. 824 Common BtcceT, New Or-'
leana, I.a. j 1
1 need not remind yon that the rank*
of the veteran* are fa*t, lining hrokf n
hv the reaper death, and ihl* will to a
linc oppurtunltv for those that can iit*
tend to pa** In review and meet face to
lace with tho*n who in devotion to
prluclpli* pa«*ed through th.. trvlng o >
deal of the *ixth a. Make *n extra effort
to attend and jon will never regret it.
The noli to 1 ample of the Crescent City
are makingextrnnrtlinarxftrrangemen *
t<» entertain yon, and I nin satlufled
that It will excel Ire it* effort* to can*
foryotrall other reunion* held in the
Sooth. Thanking vn*f alt for the con
*idi*iice and respect I have received at
THOUGHTS.
<^ee* the cliopprr of eeme *tcn*?~ - ^
While tolliig *t hi* toll Of hf«ve and il.ock.
Find la the heart •pu c of * •cvere t im-k
Tho Impfe** of ■•orie-trrn that cjice had .Tceira,
Fall of trplrlaj Ilf- and Point' tnnc.v »
Deep In tbs forest w.hire the *h*dmv»itock.
Till, ca'Jftht will.In thr adamantine block,-
tt lay tor «.n l.lddi'U gfTT uriTTinw?!
*W tbolisrif Tiluiirra Th the mfp37
C at, unexpnM**!, flrooji* i!owa into ths ku»1
ml liet anutieied In ihc si lew* that* ——
Cntil *Mn? epmer of the anal shall find
ThaVlernUie, f'««llcj ilrcain ertr.'det* and whole
And nun el at its licnoty iia>.t cj'in'ovrel
—Allfftl S. lion*.nan n i i » tiifoek.
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I THE SPECTER
■ OF GeRUCKPOOR
BY LL QUAD.
CoprrlltM, 1901, by C. If. Lc-.vls.
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The gnrrlson of Goritckpocr fu^Jhe
province of Ondll, Indfn, In the year
IHt!*' couslttcdof -I,(KM) nieu, and about,
half of /tiesc v.crc sjilit up Into small
detachments and Ktnticnpfl liiro nnT
there In the north to keep order oniony
vrinr hand* and the many. Wind wUhe* | H* e Bill men and pun Mi ra'd ng d;H clt^.
er|irCi*ed for my future welfare.
I am your’* Fraternally.
fiirued to us for pity and sympathy^
liut v.c l.nd Httle t(rgire. lie had been
brutal tif hi» vengeance. i
The Rtirgcon looked upon the case
1 at first ns rome disorder of the brain,
hut later-on ncknotvledged that It xya*
soinethlng ^beyond his niedieiuc, .No
one-
cntiTnrd AvouId say that It.erA beside
him or ^totv] fn fife rfoiir, hu.t there was
ftSthin.-f for other eyes to re-t upon.
tieHvouhl diTtw his swcjrd nutl cut and
slspd.i aa It lined at tlu* Specter, hut he
could tint hnrnr ft. I.y tlm ..rurguopls
P'or. It v.-as reported ns a case of
Frank H. Creech, Cot. C"nidg.
B. 0. U. V. C.
B J. H imniet, Adjutant.
THR PHANTOM .HOST.
JfKKK AMOKO THE 1>«AP.
l*«alm 88, v. 4.
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Mv-form w*« wrapped In tlie «lumher
TbaS steal* from the heal t It* I'are*,
’•’(•r n.v very life waTweary --
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A BETTER WAY.
Our Mtoemed contemporarle*. the
Xewhery Observer and Greenville
KoiluUlneer, who alway* speak welt
•nd generally wlaely, urge that it I*
the Imperative need of this State ‘ to
Mectfre a tide of white immigrant* to
take the place «f the poptrlatimi that
haa been sutimerged la the new II e ol
tuill operative*.”
Our aection of the State ha* atiffered
far lea* from the cotton mill* iqvafcion
than tit# up country, although the ml*
take haa been matle by a goqd many
gm*d people who have gone to the milln
In other quarter*. . tr -
Now, we *Hgge*t 40 our erteemed
coutcmporarle* In trouble that It would
be a hatter way to Import cotton mill
operative*, and to induce our Hon them
born and bred people to return to the
farm*. It would be to the advantage
of laud owner* to git tenant* ol the
home folk* clasa and their self Interest
-*inHHt*lne«8 aen*# abeuld mme ttirrrr
ta be Just and generon* In offirlwg do-
that would hfTng back-the
wanderer* and make them contented In
•heir old Held* of labor. - -x
Th# dlaaatiafcctlon existing among]
•nill owner* up North I* no doubt
balanced by at leaat equal dlacontent
•awtog thelruwtploywia, and Iher would"
bt Hkaliar,tti.ba *atUttftti wuiy.
h it* barren wclgtit of veifT*^
But my arvil, with varied plnioii/.
^ !• led fast to the light that beam* *
From a phantom sun and planet*,
For tlieidr:amer in bia'drqam.
If.
I stood Id a wondrous woodland,
Where the RUM light, nestled sweet
In the eui*> of snowy Tiliea
That bloomed about mv feet; 1
While the gothic forest niche*
Stirred g«uUyM*+th-4bn *fry--
-Thell tlcs^mmpf WfivnriT iT-TiV ^
Swung thetr cvnser*, pale in prayer.
III. —
I stood amazed and wondering.
IVhen a grand inen\noniau strain
Came sweeping through the foie.i.
And died; Mien rhso ugain.
It swelled in «olemn mensnrw— :
•Till my aoiil, with coin fort h!e*tj
Sank down among the lilies
With'folded wing* to rest.
.. IV.
Then, to that invstlo rno*lc,
Through the forest’s 1 wjlight siile,-
Passed a host with aaufUeil fooi«teii*.
In the martfal rank and lilt;
And I knew these gbav-clad ligurc*
’rhussh.wU hnsam^Air.
Wen* the soul* of Southern soldier*
^ Who, for freedom, damf lo die.
Dacofta nrc J hand.'> of robbers tinder
coiiiinnnd of a chief who holds a re
ligious influence over them, and they
are yet the pests of India along the
foothills of the Himalayas. They 'ore
daring men and hard tlglnorR^r.ud very
few British sold lets whu fall into thetr
hands arc spin• d.
We of- the Fonrth, 004;prising Si
-men. -trerr’ stntlonetl
ISta-alniost as far north ns the bur
ders of Nepal. . We bad plenty, of f klr
‘ WitJl tile daeoits- fiu- n Ihfffy
but llually dealt them^ sueh heavy
blows that they drew off and left us
in peace. We were fa the midst of
what germed to be peace wluli,”l!u' ;
gcyejnmeut dlspatebed a large* In’tla
of treasure and military si:p;ilfcs fro nr
Goruckpoor for llboorka. i’olimcl Kcr,|.
bk\ who bad bten ordered to take
com ran nd of the ganison at the luttei
place, being Just back fioni a years
leave of absence In England, was with
the. train, at d the w htdtr-wa s - escort etl
by ’250 ciivairyuien. TheTouto for the
('turned h
(ted ns b
Irrcnklng down over inental anxiety,
cut hiutdreds of'people-came to know
'better 'i tip 1; tn t.-r foilnwctMiinr hack,
f.’lk'-.vd him to i!.,- a .■ <,f » friend,
sat with 1dm throtig!) every night and
di gged at his heels through every hour
of tire He eturhl bo‘more shake
It of! than ho could chndgc tlfe color
of Ids eyes. He made the gnmest sort
Of lix'l.t. I.me./,!!;' that ids ftitiiivx-nn er
was at rial.e. and at length all men
came to pity Mm p'ty him and avoid
him as o*ie accursed. He was medically
freawd. given brief furloughs and
e\ery effort paaile. to Jiulhl him up, but
at tlfe cud of eight mqitths, every day
mid ever;: wight rf wide!! had Teen a
t rror ^to hint, he ciicled by blowing
out bkt brahutx. »
Was a ease of a ninn bnmttcd.hy
a spirit V’eking reyhiige? It whs not
so irporteiTvfdciaHy. l.»>Kfroin first to
last and fi rm'Hie highest toTlm lowest,
an ) this ijxeliu2>q.two surgeonsYdt was
ft'lHy ahd tirmly believed that it was,
end the tinea nr. y iyffa.ir had a grch’
lnt!u‘nee over othcr^oilicers iu t-tuxfr
future tVciumvnt of the untives.
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; History of Hie ••Ht*^.”
There is hdt an a. at or, an
vocalist or oilier public perfornJUf. In*
otutHttg-the-jiolffieia:i, tort must be in
ferosted In the hiss and’its origin. \
Hy. Ainnlie Helii.s in 'Hie llumani-'
tarla.n tells. u’.Vdrr the title of ‘’Before
Babel." of his researches as to the pre
vailing laugtiage. Jigfore the ‘‘confusion
of tongues.’’rr- ' ' ——
liefer,: ing to the a Co re said awesome
word, li ■ writes: "I’e.rivajts the sibilant
swfst.'tJCa.ni is one of the oldest Vouu.ds
jn auhaated narwo.-us it undoubtedly
Is oiUM>f t!)'• admplost tcRproduce.’ •
“\'oc«Iiml hi the Kagh.-di hiss (hist,
■htiwlit -m ’tiud tlie piil'XvrnindbTliTdptei'r
l-y beasts, i inis ami n ii;ih-s as tin ex-
'prcar.ive of flic warning-, in timea of
stress. , , 1
•**Ev ini the crustaccan^eiri hipeds.can
pjfidm-e tTTe sound, when ‘niere Is ai>
at’jac. nt sottree of danger.’ although
'hey are not supplied with a proper vo
cal apparatus. . - -
“Bt ides acting as a warning not tc
hs own id Hi, so;: i.e predatory animals,,
an for Instance, some of the sn’.aller'
aTKT eertaih sDakes.. u11e 1
-iirinqjory manner to
SIAN KILLING HORSE
THE WAY HE ACQUIRED HIS HATRED
FOR HUMANKIND.
ea: mvora
U AH Bey tVllfc ft* Cruel TreAt-
tneat He neeelved Iu III* Ctdtbood.
Vicious Itycldoala.Tliiit Marked 111*
Poirntvard Cnrc-ek.'
The dcvelof)tneEl'of a vicious hofse
from an lunweut colt is described by
Sewell Ford in*one of the’ stories in
“Horse* Nine.” The colt’s disposition,
was first sjTdiltHl by ignorant pud cruel
handling on the' fann uf one lYrkins.
Then he was sold, and his subsequent
car" r is tiro* pictured:
In th£ weeks during which ho' trailed
over the fruit district of southern Mich
igan In the wake of the horse buyer
Blub Blazes learned nothing good nqd
much that was 111. He finished the trip
with raw hooks; ,a, hoof on his
flank ard tooth marks on neck and
withers. Horses led In a bunch do not
Improve in disposition.'
Sonic of the scores the Hue ronn colt
paid in kind, some he did not,'but be
learned the trauie^of give and, lake.
Men and homes - alike, he concluded,
were against him. If he would hold
his own, he must be ready with teeth
and hoofs. Especially ho carried with
him always a black, furious hatred of
man In general.
Fo he went about with ears laid back,
the wlrttcs of his eyes showing and a
bite or a kick ready ip any emergency.
Day by day the hate In him deepened
GF-lt became’ the niaslcr passion. £
quick footfall behind’ him was enough
to send hi,s heels Hying as though they
bttd been rofensed by a half trigger. He
kicked tlrst and Iiivestlgati'ff nf.ter>yard.
The mere sight oFg man with hi teach-
Jug dl.-Ttance rotisod all hts ft'VoclTy.
Toward his own kind Blue Blazttt
bore himself detiantly. Dotiblq harness
Was something he^loathed. One was
in'H free to work his will on the de-
spised driver if hampered by a pol^
and nVtite. In such cases he nipped
manes and kicked under the traces un
til released, lie had a special antip-
athy for gray horses and fought them
on the smallest provocation or upon
noire at all. - '
As a result. Blue Blazes^ while know-
Ibrf no in asters, had many .owners,
soiBPtliiiest Hireo in a single week. lie
hegtru his career by* ftlHTig a 'tlireiB•
months’ engagement-a# a livery horse,
hut after .he had run away a dozen
t|nies, Trccked several carriages and
Will offer this week a remar
able Sale of
MBBOIDSRIESh
The story fod^A*of.exceptional value—Almost sensational. A noted importer
had too many and was hard up. 1 had the realty oa.li, The purchase was
made on a 51* per cent basis, mid here are the good* lor you at a like price
One lot of embroidery worth 10c for the HALF-PRICE SALE 5c,
AtKHhcMot that could oe sold for 12ic going for 6c.
Exceptional good qua ity for 20c. while they last at 10c.
This jot D the crowning feature of the SALK : 25c quality at
1 offer this week also a great
J ^ ntonev saving sale of
RIBBONS!
All silk talTctii ribbons various whrtb#up to 4 In. all colors 10c yard,
Velvet Ribbons! •
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4. 1}/ T filnenT)ftick.C< 10c piece.
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Silk Grenadine!
3U-ln. Silk Gmiad'iie, black, white, i>lnk ami blue, value 75c, © 44c,
French Giiiffhanis!
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P.1G VA KFE.TY OF STYLES at til", T\c, H]e and hlc per yard.
JusLreceli’ed a full line of Zeigler Bros.’flue Ladies’ and Gliildren’* slipper*,
aDo W. K. Donglas’ Men’s low cut shoe* in Fat. Vjcl aud Fat. Corona
Leather. •. ...
RESPECTFULLY,
3. KRASNORF
^ Leader In Low Prices.
WHITTLES STABLES,
word: mT ohji'ctionahle intruders from
•tin I: I .lr.
’■Fgu.hgijyqt in (be ftirroer cane to tht
cxprcssi^iis ‘Keep quirt.’ ‘KtamJ still.
4 it*
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'Mid spectral. Black Horse Trooper*.
Fussed Ash by '* stalwart loriii.
“DO YOU SEE THAT IOY him.Va O’.’ THE
-• tttkbT ?”
train hrouglit it past our station, where
known m ii 'c nmoiig tminmls of differ-
t ut spicb ns ’Conie forward at youi
pc; il,' imppc: sing a visitor iu.apnrch of
hospitality
famUUaJ
l»bor here than farmer* In a strange |
land and engaged In cultivating new
vrop* by new •etbod*.
Wtrh That calin, deliant hearing
Which so spurned the haylejffhrm;
But his glsncejsas mild and tender,
Fm In ibat Fbantom Host ”
11 dwelt with lingprimr fppf(np«|
A BRIGHT BLACK.
Over In the Philippine* there 1* *
gentleman In Hark who is playing a
beautiful and prolffabfe g*tne in di
plomacy. We do not know hi* family
name, but to the world be i* the *$tri- ]
(an of «folo.
When the Phfffpplne* were taken
from itpain he wae tirst heard of, a* the I
»Hi*band of many wiveiand lhe master|
of many negro alave*.
Oh the brother he had fo»tr
VI.
There strode the bravo (Moleny.)
Kind, genlsl Adjutant; ,
And next hiql wala»d the tmthfut;
,Thellon hearted Gantt.
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Then, to that mystic music,
Passed a triad of the brave—"T
Dayue. Taylor, Alfred Fihckbey,
It rested for a day tfnd then uiovedasdid
on. In a deflle 15 miles to tlx'-uorth *• h) (
of us ft wasTtnibhAhoil by over a thrm-
sand diHoits and spffervd :t severe
misfortumv There \vsts not ouiy a ;.-e
much lu. thc -saine way ns
li e legend ‘(’aye caucn!.’ -oh the
sliidiLof a ItoiKun mausion.”
^The
Eli
iHttvy 1 :*s in krilrd ami wourrdcikTint
the trr
'0 4)11(1 a joirtio’i of tlio tuip
plies wove captured ond run off.
The ivimiaet of the train returned
to us and Wctif hjio eamp until re-on-
foreeuients eotdd eoine vp. and tlie*
tvi-anujeali!<:loutd Kt-m-
ggjrtpgj fgunti it gBBIgpgjffivr:
r
A* Agu inaldo
A CO. w«vw keeping t ha United State*
army ami navy quite busy at that time
It waa necessary to plaeate this sable
•ovoretgn, and General Bate* made y»
treaty-with the S of J., recognising the
existence and legality of polygamy am j I There Hill
Ituman •la'very In hi* island dominions
•nd employed th* aald Sultan amt ■
negro quarter of subordinate* An
the peace at ao much each per month
in *44ver del lari. The near approach
«f another Fresldentlal election and the
necessity for keeping tha colored vote
fn lhff northern Btate* In line, without | I’hsre StuarK the
■which no grand old party candidate
can be elected, Inspired ijiA
VII, . - -
In front, rode Sidney Johnston,
W|tli briiw nu tmrgvr wrung
By the vile ajiij aenshiea*alj|wderg~
“Of a prttrlont. rabh.e tongue ;
Ami near him mighty ,1
With placid front. jiJKmu
Whose warfare was ai'i’oiiijdi.sltcti.
Hi*crown of glory won.
He. whose ohaHttnty-ntfinvcETqssnoss
Bad brought about the disuster.’ priF
it'd hot for every.
cecdod to. nfnky It ml,hot for
body/ Any > -t of meu cxerpt i:ritls.h
rohUefs would have vmttTlniwT.%4id
4nkun his life’. RagIBg over fiST 3t
fear and feenng his heliih‘ -'.st!ess, he ge-
•MerVsl qct dr.tgehmoutg and capinanT
vd them fb uriDg iu yverjr waalveT
CQ|i((l ovetj’eul. It w.*ii a w*II tuqurlaF
graph eofielmh.-afagL-ly: “Our
li: .’i hi.c; i t mainly restricted to the
cf dhratietied playgoers. The
KorrrtFfT
reg-^/a wrirnir
retains Its primitive mean-
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note.
lie n.Trrcd r.'eivcastle.
Wlu n IMv.ard \ IT ns Friure of Wales
VTsitcd'Amcrfca in l$fit£ Canada went
wi.d: i v.;-—I,...;r atai H- |avtr»4t -ami
dense
the crowds Were so
[.arty yould scarcely
> U4afiy
ed country..wi:h l-uudreds of 1.
lives to he picked up. but- tlie .eoic.to.p f,,^ .alto- tit;g.- Ttie
jn-erreded to Iquli. upon cnih and e\ecy • doyv'ff a -lag ( f .14 1.
Cl. Lea go
tUkkrlh
Emir lu tek I
tig';wg,_t!in!!y:s
tioi.H hi
that he .IhtaFy hrolig trown Through
si.(■( .■ raiigue'.aud >• - rcxclt The
disabled n hostler be,was sold "for half
Ids purchase price.
Then did be enfor upon hi* wnnder-
It'.gs In real earnest. He rdlled street
cars, delivery wagons, drays and ash
carts. He .was sold to unsuspecting
farmers, who, _ when his evil traits
cropped out. swapped it Ini unceremoni
ously aud with ingenious prevarication
by the roadside. In the natural course
of events he was nnicli pnnisiied.
Up and aoros^kilie southern perdn-
*uh<- «>f Miehtgrtir far -imneiT' eontom
tiotisly, growing more vicious with
each encounter, more daring nftereach
victory. In Muskegon he, sent the driv
er of a grocery wagon to the hospital
with' a shoulder bite requiring Cauter
isation a lid four-stitches.- In Manistee
Jbe broke Hie small bones ipr the leg of
a baker’s - large boy. In Cadillac a
boarding stable 'hostler struck him
willi an imn.shovel
^ ~F !l,A bj-tf-
ed tlie hostler -quite accurately and
very suthUudy tlmwgli «-windowr-—»—
Between Cadillac and Kalaska be
speiit soveud lively weeks with fann
er*. Mostnd thcnrtried various tnni-
jng tnmes^s. . Some escaiM'd with
bruises and some suffered serious in-
rca<-irM llr ‘ V- Alpena-lie found an owner,
were the reeep- having ycifd something very eou-
8nd other social fune- 'InclJiglu a liorse trainer's l>oqk, <4ab-
wigeh m prigef participated i,rn *'¥ .tile Toan’s legs ac-"
tafiy broke -ah'wn through rT,r(llI7 ff to diagram and then went tqto
the Ttall to Wreak vengeauce with' a
rtdlutrwhlp- Blue Blazes accepted one
qtit, afterwhich he entshed Ihc aCengZ
Nir^rasGe.. who \yas the
Til-inee's WmqjntMon, detsded.-therefure,
tii^sf T p otY on t!;elr T:ny toNr. Totlls at
I >•■vi,u;■t. rfs-tr.::. a 'j'.n'rt Tittnge fntiTOTrir
vurr
one as guilty of having hr. I a hand
in. L-Slbvv than
TiTfiTif - o fl'lianrr
-rmugr
priure tirongtit
e cf quail and
er against -tlie plank partition until
.three .oL. llia. man's ribs were broken.
lu the attack on the tr;
ft score were shot or
too, pure xnd noble,^
Passed in ilntt. sphlr train,
Cor h« joined the mm tv red nrnty
From i be "tonth’i. Issv j t , jiiitjn.
ext in order follow ed
The warrior pVit‘-r, gi . ai I’uOk,—
With joy to nieet hU Ma-tev^
— For he had nobly boi np his yoke.
just.
while others w-te wlllppcd at tTFe post
or ordered put cf the distrtrt: it was
n reign of terror f >r three weeks, and
the end was a fitting one.
My own detnejiment one day brought
cowering hr .t thicket, I rlo not believe
f.M:r rnbhlt.s. But the pkasure of the
•lay was marred by the following iocF-
IFtiTT
- A <
TTTe Fo tnf -party approached a
f.n mluiu.-.e am umuiigakably—liritfsB
settlor app'.'qjcd at tLe door and invited
every one except the Duke of Newcas;
t > enter. ; -
V( l yoff. NiA cnstle!” Ire shouted. “I
bin:: a tenant of ^'ours and have
i you sliall never set a foot
lie
hap:
S’.vAi.ti TT
on my lau-J."
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(ration to urgs a oanoellaHott or~The
Bataa treaty *03 Thr abolkiow
•lavery, and General Davis, United
»Ute* Army. waTWm w tfP lhe busi
_ ne*a. When he reached Join, however
l»o found that tha wily S„li»n had ’tiro'
slaya before aUrted to Hong Kong,
^Hna- njthout Ueking on his door any
Motloe of the date of hi* return. So
Davl* bad to go hack without acoom-
pUkking any result, and the State de-
Dartmeat at Wathlngton haa been out
played completely utile** perlsptrth*
Jfultan was secretly hired' to keep out
of the way, and *o draw double pay.
I he latter alternative appear* the
•bore probable as not a syllable has
•wen aald abont the abolition of po-
Bgewy new. That Is in keeping with
•be Northern heart, which feel* more
for the real or Imaginary wroiyg* fer
*1»ve •rsteurs away from It* herders
•han f*r {he sanctity of tho marital
■‘elation. The onlr difference between
oopt* advanced Amarfean* and the Jolo
«u*tom it that throttgh the divorce law*
•he former have many wive* In *uc
•esaien. No omUer -which view i*
right the Sultan ha* ntfade a. record of |
Aill ability for self government, and
Ba* clearly outwitted the wise men of
•he West.
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Immigration from Kurtrpe to the Ur
fitted Statea is now greater than cvef. j
Our government i* getting to be such
“• eioae invitation of the old wofld one#
that the new comer* feel at home the,
tfnoaent they past trader the aura and
•tripe*.
ll«h«ofter«Uier will hareonlyTheone
•egret that they did not oome earlier
] pet a better sbow<
h'*M. rhe iliiri’ig." "
With inmelilecs i'elhum -r-rwt.--- .« -
Wltli earnest.. eliHsteneil i:ic.-,-
They wetflilooking up to i,i.d.
And Jenkins, itlohons Jink ins,
WTHTimpatien t,, frarle** eves,
And the brave, devote 1 Garnet
Journeyed on to Faradise.
X. '
Before n harlowy squadron .
Bode .Morgan, keen i.nd strong,
Lknej*' iry his tranquil forehead
.He’d forgotten every wrong.
There p«**rle-s Fegram, niarcliinj;
With a liantitless. iiiartiaj tread,
I breathed a sigh for (lie h*-ro, j
The young, the early dead.
3 XI.
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They were young and £ontle spirits,
^ But they quaffed the hitter cup, ,
For their coontrr’s flag Was Tailing "
And they fell to lift it up.
Aye, there pasted in countless-thous
ands.
he had-fite yligh'teyt knowlerive (,f 4be
nmtiush < f took ntiy pin t in'lt Tie was.
a ‘timid k’d. wlioRe fui lier bad heen p.pe
of the ffr.st one.s bung. imkI tie was so j tlie f:trrawy though 1 rr'venve'l on bis'nlil .
fflglitmmtTtlmt Inn Ittlte ertuld Tie gqf hnd'loid. bad to Krego the hotiorof en-
om of-liim. Tl:e | Imlhh od ;nnl 1. n.iitiiiiiin.. i"..' rity r*”*'-,’ h's-mf.
Acr(>! 'i;.:,-;!y t'.e party passed on. and
The AJ])«ua nian was fished from un
der tbp ropy's hoofs just in time to
save his life,
This Incident earned Blue Blazes the
name of “man killor/ nnd It stuck.
He even figured in thfe nevppaper dis-
l>;U<4n*s. - ••Dine: Binze*. the Miehltfn'n
Xian. Kilicr, “Tlte Fgliest , Horse
Alive/ “Adflena's EquiQe OutIaw"-o
these were ro-ne of the headlines. The
i’erkins method Imddiorne fruit.
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' ,«• ' gNOTICE. , r '
I have one hundred bushels
fkACKYIUL S. C.
JTJST JUST!
A.N'ow Lot of Horses and
NItfttU ^
Tlie
Had.
Finest lie Has ever
■ nc tvspaper eoiil^
ovei* ])r;ii'se them.
They must be seen to be
a])j)reciate(b
TERMS RISHT.
mmmm s. c-
. s??
their
In tlvat mighty Pliantom Ho»t,
True hearts nml noble patriots
Whose tiHiues on earth ate lost.
There *‘the missing” found
places, —
Those who vanished fhnn o?fr gaze
Like hrilliant^ flashing meteors.
And Wtire lo*t in rglory^s blaze.)
XIII.
Yes, they passed, that noble army,
They passed to meet their Lord-
And a voice -hhin in* ■ binjiioe ^
’’Xhey but march tc their reward.’’
P. p. Hay.
Reform is all right; Uw+Uevftforiners
who go w rong.
‘ * rhc » “ boy fall* what doe* he fall a-
gainst ft
Against his will.
Have von heard the story abont the
*moky window pane* No* Well |fe
1 fold fmf you cotil(lu*c nee tbrou^li t*
anyhow, gp ocvei uAnd.
hranfbeat hi
execptlon on the ground t!
spy. ,|t Vvas only when he kuey that
he must di: that the'young felhntr
braced up and showed Ids courage, ntid
ns he was beinglod away to execution
he snlil to the eokmol:
“Sahib Uokund, I nm liin’oeent. and
you will ne punished T.'r my death
You may shoot me and bur}’ my liody,
but my spiiit vvrjl follow you to the
grave.”
Half an hour later he was dead, hut
he was tlie last cue to ■ hr (‘xeeutedr
That evening as the colonel enteretf-the
offleers’ mess, tent .for supper all of ns
notlchd that -he hml a qttedr. tronl.Ieif'
look on ids face and titnt. he east fur
tive glances behind him. After a bit
he tried tv t>e Joctilhr. 4:ut Gie effort
was a falljHTi He sail sometliing
nbotrt npt feeling wcll, but nobody dar-
Tfaf
night we got an explanation. The
colonel called the sentinel Into his
tent, and with white face and trem
bling voice and pie peFspIrntlon stand
ing out on his ferehead hevnfii:
“Man. do yon see that boy sitting on
the chest?” ; • "
“I see nobody, sir,” rcijllcd.the senti-
ne-L : •— ; ; —t-—
“He Is there, I teTI you! He fol-
nnd he
all tho
A^Gnindv -
count/ uxaii jr"' puy&idan
'fits'lltly si iit to the nddrVss cf one of
his patients a hill for professional serv-
-tciK ii-! u j vyiiliitutea (Ipys received.
f‘.Gi.(Vv ; .iigid« ttw, .wj-itlen on the back of
ECI109I
•Iwloud.
you:
towed me to myaa—nud hack,
has-1>ccn here In plain sight
evening. Take hint away!”
Ato there TrrrrtFtr-'TIre KrittfnfTTrrT-'''
kfs memorandiTm:
“Deer'Fur this neat was put in my
box by mistake I la n’t the man bee's,
(lend and aint any relation of nduenny
way. I don’t see how your ccndidm
will let .von''dvrir~U:p^dead. VAlm.i
you live a better chrlstonr Bv ■ -
live and try tomcat that inr'
la heaven which Is wort)'
£40 to copy doctor.” - ’ - ,.
IN MEXICO.
children 'study
their lessons
t’L ' ''
The ehamhermnids at hotels are all
chamber men. „ r >
Tim bvsk grades of coffee are sold nt
tobacco stores.
The Mexican meal consista of more
kinds of meat than vegetables.
Uiiilw-sys, street- ears‘gjid cabs all
provide three classes of fotiveyam e.
Fn the cities real estate is sold by the
Square meter instead of the ffont foot.
Fruit and vegetable* are not sold by
mdasim/ but by the dozou or by
weight. • ,
cotton
arifitv. Tlii*
ft
•feed, Al]en *
eoftan sold ln«t season at. 15 tol? 1 . cent*
per pound, seed small very prolific.
Price $1.00 peyf bushel, will go into
contract to take the lint at. 11 cents per
pound prepared ai ibyLyJLHT”
Apply to
Ffank II. Creech.
_ Barnwell, 8.C.
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V{ 1 i*V- ,
H X O K. *
CAPUDIIMB
LIQUID • HE APACHE *CURE
For Sale By
Tobin’sJ}fng Store & Creccb’sPbannacy.
HILL - TOP - STABLES.
BARNWELL, ~ -""STTT
With the lielp~bf Amerfesn horses and qmLe* bred on the breezy pfnlr.es
the British legions coiKiuered tlielr Boer antagonists in the most wofidejiui waf
ol npidern t)mes 4 “ - i- -
Witli thc helpr of Uil* same ty pe of stek the farmer* of booth GsroBna ©an
drlye away hard time* and bring back plenty and prosperity to alt.
, With Uie return nf pei.ee hi .South Africa-the demand lor hoys, s and rnnles
'I
the Best Stock
convince you
for u*e there has ended, X\u\ the .’Sontbefii.Buyer can again get
iu the world at old time prices.’ ' 1 •
A_aight of Brown’# Beantie*, the pride of the, prairies, w ill
that he Tia* ffhat yon need ntid what yon can pay for.
jp^The Best Buggies, Wagon*. Harness, made, by American skilled labor,
kept to go with gilt edged stock, ahilat correspondingly low prices. Gome to
serve yot*
United States of America,-
"District of South Carolina,
' -3 n the Circuit Cburti
^ . Dt Equity.
Richard A. Springs, y; *
*w / Ztm :
Jenttle Brown et a1.<
Ex-partccS, K. Brown. ’ ^
By virtue of a Decree herfeln filed and
dated Oth April, 1903, I will offer for sale
at-nubile auct ion to tha highest bidder
•d In fwo officer*, who locki-d and [■
searched in valn-wud assured Colonel
Kemble that no hoy was present. He”)
tried to tarn It off with ft laugh, hut In
less than 24 hours every men In camp
knew that the colonel Was haunted by !
• speeior. lie made a Jirave effort to .,.
bluff It out, but It waa useless. The 1 tllts * n ' li< ’ ral holiday.
Cnsiomera Vo tho patrou’s home to try
them oh.
I Mexican men of the lower classes
wear the biggest hats hi the world, the
women none ut'all. ' '
ttriraTky is great amusement day.
All big entertainments are reserved for
on Saturday the Ninth day of May 1W03
nt id o’clock M. at th^Court House of
thoUounty of Barnwell In the Town of
Barnwell In the State oT South Cirqlinn
“All fhat certain tract or parcel of land
situate, ly ing aud being in tlie town of
0? BarnwcR, State
South Carolina, (‘ontnlning twenty-five
T25) neres, mote or Te?r, bonnded a* (ol-
" ‘ ‘ Ilagood’a Ave-
Km
KL- S- Cl
GLENN
SPRINGS
MINERAL
WATER.
specter followed nt his heels hy day
and *at by bis bedside at night, and
in x week the strong, nggresaive man
ivos becoming a R) utal. wreck l l*
Theater manager* aro fined If .they
do not produce the cast aud features
•dvcitiseiL—Modern Mexico.
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mm, a *Ueet of said town,on the Ka*t
by-Marlboto rttgeet of said town, on the
South by tiubUh.road leading to lla-
good’s Mill, and on tho Wpat by (i^iblK'
road leading to llagoou’i Mill - and
Franklin Street and landa -bf tfulius
Green and Jnfimd. Harrison.
Terms of Sale : Cash. Furahaser to
pay tlt.e Master for pappr«( -
\ i>. B Gilliland,
Sian ding Master U« d. Com t. '
Still: /
Carl3orf a trcl
aud
Giiu?ar\Alea
;- The Best on the Market.
For Sale By
i t
G. K. llyail.
The peoples’ Pharmacy.