The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 04, 1903, Image 2
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THURSDAY. JUNK 4. 1903.
'**CLOSED THE POUR OF HOI’K.”
Yoarn whon ncultlinK for the
t>ro(Tiinoneo shicn iiltalnot! Mr. Tlooo
ItLmt HoorovsU wrote of the fccqulwt-
Vlon Riid tnont oT the splfioliil do
\oiuiV extetuHiljC . from Die Western
^HVimUrieR of (tie original'tlilrtcei)
VtAUR t(vthe 1’noirtc Oin'Rn under tfie
tiUo: “The Winning of the iVont.”
About that time he whr running n
ranch to that then wild and woolly
iectlrtn and taking Iomous In the ath
letic tactic* that have become part and
parcel of hi* being and nature.
Recently Mr. Roosevelt hire wptf the
Weat for hi* very own In matter* po
litic*!. While Winter yet lingered In
th» lap of Spring ho loft the White
House, with it* cellar full of coal, to
face the wind* from the Arctic and to
wade throiigh the anow<of the Rookie*,
a <iueer jdelreure trip of two month*.
before pleasure was the moving impulse
of this going away. It wa* a flank
movement against the opposition lo Ids
nomination for the Frealden'Cy in IfMH.
made and aucceseftil while the said op-
jmsltlon wa* yet In Winter’ ijuartcr*.
The whole history of politiVni manuui-
vering does not show a neater g*hr.» or
h raoie suecessful surprise. The wel
come given the f*rc*ld»nt wherever he
hiretled amounted to a triuniphal pro
cession. lie went among kindred
atremiovu spirits and enlisted tiiem in
hi* political following. And after he
had won the West and the wires had'
brought the new* tp thfa effete Hast fol-,
l.»wed the message -command—that
Mr. Roosevelt wished the endorsement
of the Republh-nii convention of Ohio,
now, and To and behold It was giyerr
hlrn a* tribute wa* paid in the olden
time by lire ¥attq»d*heti-+o the con-
queror. ' Like Forrest io Avar President
Roosevelt got themdirst with the most
men and Mark Hanna and other keep-
«r» of Presidential hees promptly hur
led their ambidou* and lient theirheck*
ft«fl passed under the Roosevelt yoke
Omr feature,of the situation i* »niu»
«tug, the others are nlarmfiif*' The nien
who made lioosevelt are now his ptlp
pets and their day I* p.-i.*t. and will not
return. The lights that guided the
the volunteering of those whoso taste
of book learning; has kindled a greater
ove tor shade ‘than for sunshine end
who will see In ifkls Invitation the
opening of.a doer of hope thjfe docs no't
i-Xtftt in the Sooth.
BLACKViLLE NEWS.
A Greenwood man suggests .Senator
11. It. Tiliman vs tlie 'proper man to
run against President Roo»gve1t next
year. It would be^j^t ol flitch fork
Although he bad been qnyta unwell
Governor Heyward, who has never yet
fulled to keep an engagement, (ame
and delivered a •ptepdld address he
fore the Graded School oil Friday
evening *o a Very larve, very fmwlll-
irentand very appre<istive Hiulionce.
HI* ad<iress wa* a llttlng rtnslc to a
Iwilliant eoi'uiiipneement Oltlce hold
Iqg ha* not s|>ol.led the Governor. He
I ^♦©♦ObObObObbObOOObOOCjbOb
GOING TO f
THE CIRCUS f
By CASTA. T BgASV
".KiV'
I* the same thorough cdurtly gentle- t>
Opjpaffkf, ffWf, 1>u T. C. McClure
s/fitilist spur*.
It irecd to he a true ssylng In Barn
well Hint •■Kdjghfleid Is ft good county
to marry in alid mPVe out of.” ^ -
in theie lattef- (lajV* Kdgcfleld re-/|
turns the ctdCpilfne.i't by coming to
BarinVcll for teachers and preachers.
man that he has always been and will
be to the end. While here he was the
Kiic*t of Miilurl\ W.'Farrell.
Prof. U K. Taylrfr ha* returned to
^©♦©♦o^obobobbobed ObObObOb
J
Aunt Snrnh ITelitv, nfter whoso fa
ther Beb'ce’s Corners had liocn named,
Greenville, carrying with him ihefgood was a widow,past lifiy the dayTr"
wishe* of ull ages. He has done a no’ tporty looking man droye tin to her
idi* work; and in engaging In another i V,.. r ,
Una of life w ork ho will find a bel ter Wnibouae ht a fane
They area wUo people among the red
and rocky lit I Ik.
A proininciit llaltiniore banking firm
advises us that in its judgment Sea
board Air Line securities are a safe and
promising investment. -<
As long a* the grading fot-ce on the
'Charleston — Bwitatvell — Augusta —
Athens—Setting Sun Line I* limited to
four men wc decline to think about the
matter one way or another.
and broader Htdd for hl^ tins ahilitie*.
Misi Minnie Moore of Augusta Is the
guest of Mi»ses Kittle and Daisy
Greeuv for a few days.
Dr. I!. A Gyles returned on Friday
alter an absence of three weeks, at
tending the meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the Woodmen of the World
at Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Mr II. M.-Thnmsnn I* at home fiom
bl* school at Ruby, where ho- has i
tnnght with fine result*.
L. A. Green A Son have a good force '
of hands renovating mi.iI enlarging \
their flnisliing factory. Several, fnm-
llics have moved into town preparatory
to the comnirncemeT-t of work
Messrs A. K. Hairnnd l. F. Still are
“Waal. Ihe hosres was won',
♦rained—woiulerfuUy. I ctlu't -ofcairse-
Jy make ont how ,they xlu J.L!’ V
“Ard ymi, DJ*aeon Itiuston? Vpu ain’t
goln’ to tell fnp yotiwha there too!”
“I got klud of tired lockin’ fit thh two
hnmp oninel.*, and its jono tlel’.et acl-
mltted to nil I went into tho circUa
part,” admitted the deacon. ’
“And wlmre did yon nil fit ticket*?”
demanded the neereer ns n suddpu
thought 0aslu'd across her mind.
“Aunt Fareh gave v.a deadhond^T*
answlPrPd the three dvceons In chorus..
“And left me ovit, when she knew 1
was Jest (lyin’ to bob the whole Uno-!
Well, now. yon can nil'go homo with
out any supper, and if I ever speak to
one of you na’fn I hope to full dead
T
At-
f^-YOl! WILL FIND THEM AL
WAYS LOWER THAN THE LOW^
EST ELSEWHERE!.
s.
ITivlifi- 1'tl ho.t110*4-.*«»■
Those who plead the causeT'nf- T.afln
nnd Greek in our higher education
should remonrher th.ct coli-'v'-r w- re
y rtjf and veantcxl
to arrange with hi r to cover the front
of her hern with circus pictures. otl rj .- owu thKirstcpr
“Why, lilesa your heart, I never went ,
to a circus tR all- my life!” she ex
claimed In fryTiv
“But you are not too old to begin,”
be suggested. “Let me put the' pic-_
j tures up, and I'll huvc yun ten tickets
I of admission. You can go aud take all
your frieufia.”
“Land o’ inassy, but you don’t know
Behee’s Corners! Everybody around
here is a Methodist or Baptist or Prcs-
byt(Tinn -ereryhody but me—and they
woi/t even attend wimp meeUng if-
lenionade Is to bo sold on the gro-.icclsj
E^IR^.SZN-OIFIH 1 ,
UAItX WEl.L’S LEADER IN LOW FAUCES.
Silks! >< Silks!
Taffeta nnd Wash Silks.
f>0o to 75c quaTlty to ho closed out at 83Jp. '
Black SUk lfti-in. finequHlily worth $1.25. bargain price Die.
first fouudcjl In the early re.iddj^ $te
Kiue tinality Satin 82 in. value $1.25, my Bargain Price 93c«
^ftolored Corded Silk, black, white, pink, blue, red and lilac worth 85o
BaigHin Price Clc.
to teach the da?tq ro^ye
priests./fer use hi Tending jaLuAla.
Greek in tlie eastjinT Taitrn hi the west,
at a timo Wltertrliese lati*£nngeft were
absojese-, nf lo sfieeeh and'jret <'ol\t;Vih"
ed ijlPfh-? literature, phiioso' l y, ro
M
^Yhite Goods!
n*
And '.t ha* turned out all right, tho
loss ot out editorial roast «f the rail
roads for their wicked raise In their
freight rates on fn^bL and cantaloupe
crate*. The raifroad comitilsslon ha*
shown them tho error of their way kiid
a fairly satisfactory rate has been a-
greed opon.
We are glad for twivrenfcons. It will
halp the venturous farmers who grow
fruit and e*iruiloupct. and Ijt w ill save
ns the tronhle of helping to get the
railYoad* back On tho fight track.
gathering and shipping beans
to ^ Tlou’i oxnetly know wluit my ndh^on
imckvvuid North aird getting
greenbacks by the basket full.
bittik
O. F.
ALLENDAI.E’S ADV ANCE.
't
©f late years there have been nrenv
election surprises in South Carolina
and other state*. The dark horse has
been a frequent winner.
This may happen in the National
races nex^ybar, and if Mr. Roosevelt
*hOuj»Hte happily hoaUMi thero wilL-
fejolclng with good reason ainong all
democrats and tlie better republican*
if tbere ale any better.
The cotton oil mill l* qo longer a*
ghost story, for the liriek are being j»nt
on the gronnd and it w ill he a help to
the farmer* nrotim) Allendale to sell
their cotton seed at a fKir pricer
If they will get a^tttile of the oil,
mix with It sulphur and a few (hopsof
carbolic sc)d and anoint their hogs no
cholcriywill conie amoug their swine.
Keep a hog idean, grease him to |>re-
'e-.t vermin and li«"WiII live and grow,
•en if lie i* not big fat.
Wo have chough grasses in the
branches and low lands to raise thous
ands of small stock, [goats and sheep
which will always pay.
Iti someplace* thu oa’t crop* am al|
they can he, tlie fruit bids fair to be
good, and melons are putting oft their
hrsr look* as the sinrgTTrjvs warmer.—
Mr. Overstreet lifts purchased tlie ofri
irons of the tirst mill many of us ever
saw, they having been bought away
back In the ’40’s by Major Martin and
re
Is, hut if I went to a-eirpm! nobody
would ever speak to inchmihi.”
The circus man ,wniiiitciT'hi4 bills on
Hint barn, umLhe nrgued nyd rensoiud
for hiilf an hour. He s.-iw that Aunt
Sarah'was an lmle|)-?iHlent eliantei- v
^Mtdlthiit if he could get her tdrrateJ
she’d he ready to defy public opinion.
The result was th.ii she filially said:
“Wplj; L r « tihrad with your pictures.
I lie- (-r Sfttr an rlephr.nt or lion or tiger
In iny life, and I’ll go'and see 7 tlie
menagerie part iinykqw. There ’ll he
aft awful row nround, here, and folks,
will think that Satan fins hold of
me. hut I’ll have to stand ih”
The pictures were Jinrdly up when
Deacon Danforth happened nl -ng (lie
highway mid s.iw^dhem.i/ He turnrel
pale iind trembled. Nqt In twenty yc:us
before lind a barn eh the Red Milk road
Jbeen thus di filed. ‘AT’hen he had recov
ered a MUlp from-the shock, he walked
to Hm boi-ae uml e. nfmnted tlie w Id-
ow. For the first fifteen minutes the
conversation was devoted to Satan.
bv M r, Gray In tke T 00 s.—Tho bolisrs
•grand old party'“are dljrarert Tiiiw
And the glow of the comet goes before
their legions. - . -
A new spirit has entered intq the Re
publican party of tho North with the
lip growth of n new generation. ’Hie
g.qed of gain and gold is capped by
that of territorial expansion and the
dream of a world power, domination.
With (t treasury full of gold, with
million* of restless, full-blooded meiji-
ju*t entering upon the activities of
life, with a national temper Impatient
andfioteoiporlzing It doesn’t require
much long Hghtodness to discover
trouble on trouble W the future. Tho
1'rcaidont has AfBtl tho. door of hope
ontpeold 1*400" of Republicans and
seU tho pace for a quicker national
grand march. Ho hat broken the
•leading strings wlth-whlch his first po-
- lineal step* were guided and his ptirt?
has a master at TasF. one who in the
c futor*.will Tougirfide his gay without
.a thought of the pan or fear ol^hh. fu
ture^.- -
President Roosevelt ts now and to the
end of his present beiTin wIII be only the
political administrator of his predeces
sor. When he tmik the oath of olllce in
shadow of that great national calamity,
the assassination of the chief magis
trato, he pledged himself to carry out
Abcpollciesjuf Hie dead, thereby avert-,
tng business disturbance and winning
tho confidence of tho seniors of ills
party. , I
lit
But. should he be reelected next year
he wlTTbe after March 1th 1005 absolved
from h!s present bbligatlons and ho
will be free to be as ho ha* expressed
It “Whole President” and tScrtln Tie*
"X
or of the future.
THE PLtMOUTH. ROCK PLANT
We saw a statement in some daJJj’
last week that Boston D midertaking
the solution cf the race problem in the
Mouth, and will endeavor to induce the
colored people to emigrate from Dixie
and go to Boston,-from which point
they are to bo distributed through, the
tarins, work shops, stables and kitchen*
*>f the North.
.«• Nobody knowing the history ami
understanding the *|)irit of the Mas
sachusetts Yankees from the day when
they burned witches, dhclted scolding
wiyes and began j tliq^ Arricati slave
trade-will be suljftrlsed at anything
the bean eaters may do. It is very sure
however that self interest is the cat in
tholf meal tub and that they are as
-goodat taking care of thomscTrir* In
any sort of trading a* their Indian
Cheating great grand fathers.
So many people arc getting so rich
»lp North by drawing pension money
and through the operation of a high
protective tarllf that a new Influx of
Jhborers and domestic help 1* no doubt
needed and that IS possibly one of the
aaoving causes lu thiit new policy.
the reduction of Mid colored labor
supply iu the South would .Uso dimln-
l»b the production of cottdrt- and so
jfiBsefc -the building and operation of
cotton Thiila here. Up North the eifect
Sixty flyo women (TVerall uiakors went
on a strike Tkst ivee’k In Macon, Ga..
hncause, as they claim, their employer
(ltd not keep his engagement to pay
•tpem U8 cents a dozen for making those
garments.
Thus women Is gradually encroach f
Ingon thq privileges of tlie lords of
Orest top—TU*; People, April 28rd.
1 don’r HTink any lord of creation,
meaning imtH, wants to make •‘ovor-
*IIs M -Lci»peViftlIy when the pay Is star
vation .wages. No Indeed, women don’i
•fmvrt ttr t 'rrttrrrmcir” to get Work
that; it’s the rich jobs, the paying
oflloe* that men want, and monopli/.e.
We can’t expect sny hotter treatment
for women till they/tand np for their
right* —Fairfax Enterprise, AprHSlUth.
pave no line* a* they do now. They
just mHka~»teatn like a pot. Their ca
pacity was a ho (I t 2,('00 .ga lion s
Tlie ps*w E|d.copal Churiih i* a little'
beauty and doe* mu^h honor to tV.e
faithful band that erected it on upper
Maiig Street . i
AllenJale lias a few Prc.int trees on
tlie sidewalk* that weio phinted as
Sfpadc trees wfien the tow n first grew
up. What a pity that the oak or pecan
does not-take the place of the i-liiua-
berry a» a shade tree in all our tow n*.
our scrlbe-i*-alone Hus—week.—Urn
hades. Lot’s wife. .Tuilns Iscariot and
*
other Hiterc'stTng subjects. But it Kiv.d-
ttnBy tapered off tp hyctra??r tinn-
corr-
strlctors and ullisfilors. iind thedmoon
was almost smiling when he left the
house.
Next day Bracon Bidwell saw those
piciur. s ns he sat in Ms, fenggT MHOS
his old white horse. The horse saw
..them liefore he did and stopped'Kp sud
denly tlict the deacon was. |>ivbhed
against tlie daslilidard. For a Ion"
minuteThe gopd-ohl man thou-;iit h!a
eyes deceived him, but the true stnto
of affairs iinally dav.ti-'d mxm liiiiu
good wife lieing awav with friem s for
a few days. Next w( tk we will visit
Kllenton. dine with tlie club and wish
for tlm Editor to bo (here. v z*r-
\ ^" V Zenby*.
The one nnd only Idea in otir mind
when our little Intended pleasantry
was penned wa* that in icsortinfe to
WILLLSTON NEWS.
anCl he groaned and sighed and drove
qp to thjj wi.l nv's gate.
“AViiidcr Beliejj, have you sold your
ijrln'lsotil to Satan?” ware his gre eting,
'find ihc» the fur tli'wr it was nearly
xm hour before he left the lidtlve, tffit
hywasn’t sighing and groaning as be
On.the contrary, he Ifinkcd rath
the strike-as a remedy for their HI
ticai.ineiit the women overall makers of
fitocou had ‘‘encroached on the peivl-
iege* of the lords of creation.” We
luve know rt by hcarsHy and reading of
many *trikc»--,hy printers, pressmen,
engineers, telegraphers, c*»al miiici's,
factory operatives and wage earnen
generally, lint the Macon strike is tin
only strictly feminine relieillon within
mtr iccolleetum. As to the competi
tion between tlie fair and sterner sexes
>ve beg lo leave that to the Benedicts
a* better qualifled'timdvooate the neg
ative, with the one suggestion on ouF
part that sometimes editor* and doc
tors work for less than UJcsuis a dozen.
Our school has closf*^ sad pH tlie
touchers have gone home for their
vacations. Diploma* were given lo
scicn that wtr- successful in cpmjde-
ting the rourso. r- - '
Dr. Milfer-of Aikon preached the’
comnuMMempubeerinon-atid on l uesday
lev. Dighxfoot ’of Orangeburg d»;
live red an add less before the K. K. L;
rtoelyly, and Tuesday niglit Dr. Daniel
of GoTftmhia delfvered the annual ad
dress fo rne gTsfluarTug elks*.
Mr. Smith Rountree of North An
cr ?hc«Tfi11, and he called biu-k- trom-
tln’-gnte:, / .
“)'('*; I a’pose tliefe .’11 bd camels
rttk^te with two humps, mobile with
time, nirdjbi'y’lt be wutli.lo ikiu’ at.”
, There was one irtKj e deaeon In the
nelgiiborho d. Deacon Burton. He waft
(’riving to town to get a pitchfork
mended sAl;iras humming th.- air of
“1 Want lo Be an Aog.'l" v.Ik-ii the
eobnvd —smMcnly, (oufroiHial-
MK BRIGHT SHOULD WHACK UP.
Wc do not know how tnneh truth
there Is In Mr. Bright’* statement that
ho did not know he w a* doing wrong
when ho went Into the cherry tree
scheme, but tjhq old sinner knew that he
was doing wrong when he was gitling
pile* of money every day for which he
wa* giving nothing In return. And
noW, if -the old jail binj., will return
some of his ill-gotten gains to the
women down in this psrt of Ji»e state,'
who wttc sw indled hy- him. tlrev will
arobahftr feel more lik* forgiving him.
SYe do not know what arrangement
Bright hes tnado witli the Lord iibniit
the matter.—We veiintre the utrrtion
IhaAthe crow (| which- w as was so will-
gusla spent a few days in- town- hret-
)veek witli relatives and friends.
Mr. illllic Huiumel of Augusta Is on
a visit to id's motlier Mrs. M. T. Hum-
mo).
Mrs. Annie Parser is visiting her
perents Mr and M:s. J. M. Hair.
Miss Susie loole .and Mi** Maude
Woodward of .Montinnreiicl visited
Misa Susie Smith and M-tss Richie
Wood Ward last wet-k.
Mure Ida Martin of BUokville spent
a week with friends iu town.
Mr. W. L Jackson, who lias bffi'tr Tn
Macon taking a enurseiu book-keephig,
returned Issl week.
Mrs.Dary Smith 1* spending some
time in Sftmtcr with Mrs. Gentry.
Miss Kate'Meilicliauro, of Columbia,
In visiting Mr. L. S. Mellichatnp. _
Mr. Jack iiroofcer of Columbia caftre:
home Monday for a few (lavs
.Mis* Lucia Malt In w .h is spendii.g
lltoi-.iture, philodo’
TrfT'l ar.ch Ft-iMicc n« tire vorlt! of Eu
n^ie l:n-'w. nnd'tlic modern tohgaoa.
Just' coming Into Usi*rW Europe, north
nnd sottUi, bad in them neither lilera-
tttfe nor other I'l u'rafs of lonming.
Colleges so begun l.-'canre. the fuulifoni
Every co’logo-'num wire a clqsalcsl man,
and naturHBy Hren, 'ns now, a man
-wouKUfw'l that l:iii own colh'ge er.ltr.re
wai tlie rigb.t one. It soon bcctuna a
cofurBon kaying thud the only, educa-
tjon worthy of Hie n-inie w.is Grrc!;
and f.atin. But now mo'lrm tm^Ttag r ‘S
are very rich In every form of Ijtcia
turn and learning, everything fron'. tne^
chrerles llins licen often omptreii iwM
thcurtiy helt.T u nisi its llwft the aver
age student tan fairly 1 hope to be. Iqs
In;: y.ohte'ai:J also gaining some in the
trnirel at ion from languages which few
A Few Special Bargains:
Details telljiest the storv of splendid values^ %•- a - •
While lace stripe madras, value 15c, bargain price 10c. '" - ^ >,
Corded and i.aoe Lawns, yalqe 15c, to go as long as they la-t 10c.
White Mercerlied Linen's, a beautiful line of patterns, worth tvom 25c to
85c per yard, vour choice 17jc.
V" / - ■ . ■, . • ■
scholars even ever learn to read and
to enjoy, while a
itnowiedge of tlie b uimlj-.'s*
wh'e h to know i* tiie real teaming,
sprung up In narny mu\i rirtougu
WoreeSte r G azetAe.
f —?—i—” 1 mu ■
I'ijV'J’ndla Lawn for
15o-
•20c'
25o
80o
8o.
“ 10c.'
“ 12jc.
•‘-15c,
“ 20c.
- *
Velvet Ribbons!
1*1,' Linen back (■< 10c piece.
1'L 5 ‘ •• “ 12c
I'a “ “ ** 15c **
'*•
Corsets.
j
sCorsets,
_ , Snrprbiinxr t?io Doctor.
Scottish shrewdness is wcrreinnaHy
overmatched by Irish wit. The ban l-
ful of people who inhabit a c.A'Iaiii
1 carry tlie most comiilete line of corsets. Every new style can be found
here, from the longest to the shortest. Thomson’s Glove-Fitting; R. & G.,
American Beauty, Have your new Spring- dress fitted -over onlT Of tmr- new
wofh style dcct> hip corsets. 50e uu to J] 25. o "
ON MONDAY'S AND FRIDAYS ONLY':
7 ean« “Good Luck” Biking Powder for 25c. - %
7 jb*. Arm & Hammer Soda for 25c.
l--^ (let Mg on S«;ip fop ' „
ill*
'3.—
litllo-trl itul in tl'.e Atlinitiev- off the
caist of Iioiregaif enjoy so uifteb-Iigaitlcr
nn4-*o tittle wealth that Un-re is no
doctor on the spot. Iir.rdrA on s cf
.eurergoacy a physician U brought an a
boat from the nearest village on the
n)niiij;yid. ••• (
On ctre occasion some Islander* wire
were obliged to summon tke
doctor
found t!’at _he'Lad gone to Dublin on
hUHincss. As the case vc.-re urgent, they
r.vliv.* (if iUhAM
Invi keff the servu ■* Of athRf^p, Lrac- I
tittdnrrr ‘<ldi!a gentterren vrr.n f» FcrtyT-^ iw ; -
man, withTkp prqyerhiar'ismniiwsa of
bis race, .and ntvdec!in-d to und itake
lived hi3 fee,
the voyage tu:I(
a gpiden siyverciLii. iitsmlvanco.
Tli‘iv wire no help, idu, it. •and tlie
money was paid. Tlie phtreirtaft went
to the Island and aifemled t6 fire case'.
Bnt wiren .ha iiujiiin J for n Ixattl to
take hi£1*41 Way Ire f.mnd that !:ot ^
boatman on tlie island w-itibl fervv-
I’im bat kregain for any 1-as connalera-
tion t!.e!i f!j. yhi Li advance.
Tire dni-u:." bud f-t part with HP? mom
oy and to admit thabho-kud been i-e:it»
en ul Ida own gntne.
him. "Ehefb were sliort skirted, lor.g
1. ggrtfe-ikiuiscl.s pptsciL on Iuirehacked
liorsca or jumping tiWough-paper cov-
eri'd hoops. He storeLamd gczed and
'Pelt ccld chlUa go up Lis back. He
rirove on to fhe -farmiiou.se. half ^x-
pectli.g lo find the Widow I.ofiee.’try
Ing to turn handsprings over u kitchen
chair. — — /
, ‘ I wouldn’t ’a’ ’.reiicved it, widder—I
wouldn’t ’n’ believed it!” lie began as
Ue entered tht> houser- ti It’s t!:e a wfulest
thing I ever heard of, and you know
I’ve bin In rim ago twice.and seen
some awful things." ’ ''
Th n widow had n l^ily ready. It iie^
gan with hyeinnrand worked up toTle-
phaiita. tiiking iu lions, tigers, grizzly
bear* and sea lions as U. tttge Upwagdr
She talUed-SM er.rtuetly and~well that
“Dlenrpnv* (he Wise.”
With nil- bis fanire. the oal pl t’oso-
pher of Athens was often calted Hlog
etjes th 1 ? Wise. \Vhet!:er bis wjed ai
waiKroally ho grea.t as to des-Tve tha:
title thuy be’ doubt-d, Imt Lis wors 1
;fnuiis sectu to have been goa l (pulj.
ties carried to exceas. In opposing too
much .luxury Invent hims -Tf off from
tlie comforts of Tif«: In Ms qggernes*
to make life simpld L> lo*; sight of Its
gentilities: he was saving at the ex
pense of neatness.Truthful at lire cos‘
of courtesy and phun spoken even to
sonic.time with friend* at (>lar.
Key. .L D. M Ooreand wile of
well spent *onic time witli our
ing to pardon tho cherry tree swindler
ucvci Inst a cent by him.—Monroe (N.
G.) Enquirer,
Mr. .lone* thi* week.
M i** Da;re Knttrrtrre: left I’n* *dai'"ii
a visit to friends in Aii,eu s'n I Augusta.
M r. .S. E. AmiUi.. nt jLoiuuibia tv u.v
home a Dw day* last Wei-k
Urnps are dnittg ftttrty well in ilijy hut sire
vrben Deffcon Burton was ready to go
he re!ncTgntly^admitted: -
"No. 1 don’t -jqioco it's nny-ntore
to took at a lion than to lon,k at a
woodchuck if you don’t git mad aud
rip and swear over it.”
There.were others besides the dea
cons. There was old Mrs. Gaynor, for
instance. Fhe \v:iHn't exactly a ^eaiot,
never took a dozen eggs to
_ section. The farmer* are pretty busy, -‘market without n.y.l:ing Heaven lo iilcss
A STUBBORN HUSBAND.
lighting (Jen, Gr ei.
'I’lie bean crop is good and will sobfll
he over.
^jjiost inteiesting piicnoitieoon istlie
stiiblioFfredinKbHnd. - He is not a bad
man.- He iscimu-^iry. and he has to be
managed. lie Is 'iisultBvnisrrled toy
clever little, woman, who JsSnm^taiitly
devising scheme* to accomjilMDlUe
thing* vVliich make their joint lives-a
success.
He.has.no Suspicion of this. If-he
had, lie wbuld be so awfully mad lie
could, undoubtedly eat her. so nil
through fife she goes on swinging a
turnip ahead oHil* nn*e to make him
go tho same ss though lie were a balky
mule. . She Is a cheery little body, so
she grow* plump with every year and
she docs her smiling behlibl the door or
•he chuckles in her sleeve* when he is
not by. The stiibbo n husband is a* m-
tercsmig as a bog.—London. Standard
re •O* - i—
WORST OF ALL EXI’EUI ENt ES.
(Jan anything be worse {ban to tcei
that ©very tnliiiHo will. be your Is.-t?
-t(o(*h was tlie experience of Mrs S. ii.
Decatur, Ala ‘ For tinee
ires, “l endured uisuMVr-
[gestiou, stomacb
iblla iTeinai^jo-cineil in-
cvitalde wlien diK-tors and iillrtMugdies
failed. A
igth
Electric Bitters and the resole was
liracutmis. I improved at once and
I'm completely recovered.” For
NOT TS' Barn well count*.
courrie,
you
Teacher—-Johnny, of
know what a lawyer is?
Johnny—Yes, mit’am, one lives next
door to us.
Teacher—Well,* then, please define
tiro woyd.
Johnny—L can’t teacher! dere H a
young lady in de class. "
STARTLING EVIDENCE.
©f a smaller cotton supply would ha the
Better control of mill operatives an J a
profit as large from a small as from a
Jacga output. - •
The recent trend of emigration of
people from the South to thrf
foreshows that the Macedonian
from Masaaohusetu.will not be
1( will he answered bj
Fresh evidence In great quantity Is
constantly coming In; declaring Dr,
ving’s New Discovery for Gohsnuiptioti
Gough’S aud Golds to b5 unequaled. A
recent expression from T. J. McFarland
Bentorville, Va. serve* as example, lie
writes: “I had Bronclrfti* for three
years and doctored all the time without
being benefited. 'Than I began taking
Dr. Kind's New Discovery, and a few
bottle* wholly cured me/’ Equally af-
feetlveln curing all Lung and Throat
troubles,Consu'mptjon, Pneumonia and
Grip. Guaranteed by Greech’e Phar
macy. 0. N. Burckhalter. Drug store.
Trial botilea.fjee, fvgular alxes 60o
audlUW. *
Liver. Kidoey'. Stomach and .Bowel
troubles Electric Bitter* is thd only
filed let ne. »Oo|v 80c. It’S guaranteed
hr Greech’s Pharmacy. G. N. Uuuk-
naltcr, Druggist.
Cheap larms for sale on easy terms.
^ J. O. Patter.yn.
Five first class Kentucky saddle and
harness horses for sale by Moore »& Go .
Barnwell, yOfing, clean limned and all
right.'
ukhcu me ioicc iicneons nni
Btiy a fafm before prices adtance mta tTircc'bTLour otIrers.
youd your reach. , ’ * proper hour Annt Barali was t
-re J. O. Patterson. 7 -t... __
tersPass notice^
Any jmd all porkons are hereby fqy*
bidden to en(cr Upon’the lauds of the
undersigned, in Barnwell Township ill
the County of Barnwell, .State of ^outii
Carolina, known as the Zlsaett'Place,
for the purpose of pasturing battle or
other Stock, cutting or removing wood
or straw, gathering fruit or making
paths or Ih any way whatever ffom
trespassing upon aald piemtshs Under
penalty of prosecullon to tha full tx-
tent oL-the law for eaeb and every
offence. q
- , T. R. MhGahtin,
1 urJqmim, ;r '
them and make tiie price 11 oynts a
dozen. She wasn’t h bigot, blit fhe
contended that luir o\uu brand of re
ligion waa tire ibnly pue to bo
by. She, wasn’t Larcoty , minded, bnt
when she board of those cirrus posters
she went down Jo soe Aunt Sara ha ud
to’ say;.
‘T’ve Just stepped In n mlnit to,say
that If you go to that circus I can’t
never let yen enter my doors ng'ln.” r
Aunt Snrnh started'in to nrguo, but
old Mrs.* Gnyhor was on her gan yd
ngninst the wiles of Satan aud
Tt wait for further talk.
the circus nrvjred, and*
o Mcdtha toe at
tend it. For some reason not to ho ex-
plalned a dozen farmers around her
had hunlness in town that day, nfid
ir.nrte an early start—some of them be
fore daylight. Some of them also lin
gered nnd-drove home after dark.
It was all over the neighborhood that
Aunt Sarah defied’ public opinion, nnd
It was old Mrs. Gaynor Who deter
mined to bring iter to book. Who went
about It In malevolence. She got up
what she called a quilting bee and
asked the three deacons nnd their
nnd at
sent for
to be cjuslied. ; She arrived, and wbcii
asked If sbe hnd anything to say she
vary calmly repliefc r. - • --
“I didn't Intend to re’e nuthin’ but the
animals, but when I got in tbere Satan
beckoned me Into the circus tent, and 1
went. The jokes of tire qlhwu tickled
inc almost to death. That’s all I've go!
to say." •.
“l>eacon Da nforth, what do you think
rudeness. One would say that be was
coarse grained by nature, but lie show
ed sfrn* of tenderness and even refine
ment, which proved that tire grain wa*
not entirely coarse and which 'makes u i
wonder'.at an age “that could produce
two niun so wbreand yet sq different a*
Diogenes, the’ rude, ^walking phiioao
nher” of Ms time, and Plato, tho pol
ished and aristocratic gentleman.—St.
Nicholas,..,
5 cake* Fairbank’s Soap for 10c.
LEADER IN LOW PRICES.
Blackyille, S.
C.
re'
A A civ Lot of Horses and
‘s. ' , ' ’
The Finest he Has ever
Had. -
A whole newspaper could
praise
them,
to be
The}' must be seen
appreeioted.
TERMS RIGHT
BLACKVILLE, S. C-
I O SSL ?
C APUOINE,
LIQFIH - HEADACHE - Cl RE,
i
For Sa’p Ky
iohia’s Driij; Store & Cr^’sPiiaxraacy.
J. W, C. KEEP,
CON-TRACTOR & Hl’ILDF-U,
]krnweJ4JV-CT^
An experience of i’Cyears eb^bb s
rne'to oftcr tny servicie*. with eonfiileiner'
of sach comluet?” asked Mrs. Gaynor
$s she folded her arms an. rolled up
her eyes.
“Nuthin*, ’cept that I sat J»Bt Irehlnd f’Township, 515 Acre-*.
Aunt Sarah and was tickled, too!” 1
replied.
" ipd yon, Deacon Bidtvclli”-
Ui my ability to gl^e the best, satisfac
tion. I am preptftfil to sntnnlt I'lans
and estimate* and make contracts
Brick aud Frame Buildings,
Reference* famished _
• je&r C
lor
NOTICE OF Ff s AL D1S( HaKGE.
Notice is hereby given iha( on Mon
dav the fifteenth dav of June lOiiJ- the
undersigned will t’de his finsi account
-as Executor of tiie estate of J. Lawrence
Williams deceased, ivith Tho Judgte of
Probate for Barnwell County, and ap-
plv lor Letters 1 >i*«r’re.*ory.
May llth 11)03. re
• J. W. Thoma«,
Executor.
NOTICE.
LAND FOR SALE-
Hitsrfiw Pi ack.—In Red Oak.
ship, hfi Acre*.
Havfnj^h Pi ace.—-In Red Oak Tow 1
ship,130 Acre*.
Akxir E. Dtches Pi.ack.—In Blnck-
vlllo Township, 131 Acres. -
O’Hawk oTt “T* t a c e .—N ear Barnwell
Court House, 558 Acres.
Uari.xt Place.— lo Rich
Land
Price* treasonable and tenn« ea»v.
Apply to J. 0. PATTERSON.
•Bgrnwi.il, d. G.
^HILL-TOP - ST
XlBARNWELL, - - S. C.
With‘.he'lretp of Amerleotn horses and mules bred on the breezy prairies
Breffsb 1 egkm.riinnqiftrajj-their Boer anttiffunists in the most wonderiui war
bf.modern times. ' “
With the help (Umow type-of stock the farmers of South Carolina can
drive away hard times lind bring back plenty and prosperity to all.
With the return of peace In Sonth Africa the demand for horsca and mules
for n_*o there has ended, and the Southern Buyer can again get the Best Stock
in the world at old time prices. 'V "" )
A sight of Brown’s Beauties, the-pridftof the prairies, will convince you
that he has what you need arid w hat you can pay for. - -
gMTThe Best Buggies, Wagons, Harness, made by American skilled labor,
keptto go witli gilt edged stock, and at correspondingly low price's. Come to
tire Hill Top Stable* and sec tor j our selves. 1 will be glad to see and serve you
BtYIINTWELL- S- C.
GLENN
SPRINGS T v
MINERAL :
WATER*
still-
; Onrboiiat^d.
tmd
Ginsar Al6<"
The Best on the Market
For Sale By . . i
G. R.
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