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THUR6DAY. J UiiJfi 18, 1803.
I J- » iff
The regular
meetlqg of. Barn we]|
Lodge No. 16, RnighU of Pytliiaa will
be held at tbeir Hull on Friday
at o’clock. A full attendance Is
reqousted. By order of
VF. H. JONE8, V. V. ,
Win. McN AB, K. R.
NOTICE.
X"*
, Vhe chain *«wj| will be at Eatbel
riiurcb until Saturday, when It will
$ ore to 8t. Nichplaa church. On next
adnesday -It will move to Atkinson
jyUce on the road leading from Rivers’
Bridges to Brunson.
O. W, Barker, Supervisor.,
Roberts, Jr., Clerk.
Court at Aiken this week.
Mayor Calboun
week.
had no Court last
bring us the first water*
m
^Vho will
melon^
Saturday was the ceolest June day in
13 years. -
. Coi. Mike Brown was in town on
Saturdayr—
, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wsmer of Allen-
,da!e visited Barnwell friends on Satur-
4ay. ~ \ -
Mr. George Todd Pate of Savannah
. spent last week With Barnwell kin
folks. \
Rev. W. G. Britton wllj preach at Co
lumbia School House on next Sunday
act be usual hour. ■ J- ■
, *’he young folks of many counties
and communities are at Goose 1’ond-
Park Pic Nlc today. \
. The days gain three minutes in sun-
ahine this waek. Sunday will be the
longest in the year.
. , The commencement epidemic is over.
Happy will be tlnyeomiiuuiitjyhat now
escapes bsse ball fever.
r. A. B. Patteryon went to.Charles-
last week to operate on an append!-
patient from Atlanta.
Sunday was Children’s Day at Double
TMndT'and the exercise* were as bright
and beautiful as the weather.
M1f« Jennie Pate left on Friday to-
speud the Summer with relatives in
Noi
A LIFE WITHOUT REPROACH.
Mr. John Ji Johnston died at his
home near Elko on the 8th Inst., after
an lllneas of only a few hours..
H«iwas born in Chester District on
July 16th, 1838, lived a portion 14. bU
boyliood In Edgetleld, reuioviflS to
Barnwell upon aUainiug hi*,majority,
making here hi* home until the sudden
tins I summons came. • .' > •
HU was a perfect life;stainless, while
with good deed* and brlghioned by his
best dUcharge of every earthly' duty.
To minisier to the liappine*s of home,
to give loval wry ice to State, to fostir
all that was good and to oppo*6 all that
was III constituted the great -fimt pur-J .Therefore,
»oae and ambltipn of ail hU year*. fXt4.we how
Wdl balanced judgment, unswerving
integrity, clear and strong intelligence
t» know the righTwud the courage to
follow where it pointed, of unflagging
energy he won as he deserved the con-
lidem-e and regard of all who knew, his
sterling worth. Hewaslaldto restfn
the family grave yard, the funeral ser
vice being conducted by the Rev. Ar
thur Bulst. There he sleep* but hi*
memory shall he cherished by family
and friend* as long as true hearts shall
remember how well he lived for others
and how with the golden rule his guide
he kept his even way through the
world.
He wa« a consistent, member of Long
Branch Church and true to the laith he
professed.
of Art*.
The patent, medicine drummer Is
much In •videm-e these piping day*,
but. hi* advertising figures are well
nigh Invisible.
The vacancy in the office of County
Buperintendent of Education will be
•tied by appointment-of—4be-- State
Hoard of Education.
4 MU*e* Edith 1 •>>» • I and..lem ie 1
+.eru Bates will go North about .Jhe 1st
prox. to pursue post graduate study in
the Boston Conservatory of Music.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pechman’£ame
from Johnston on Tuesday, summoned
;by..tlut.aad....lii.dlng*jof the dying con
dition of thtttr sister Mr*. Numbcrger.
Dr. Milhous will be in his Barnwell
JOINED HER LOVED ONES. f
After a long Illness borne with per
fect Christian patience Mrs. Georgia A.
Nurnberger departed this life at. her
home in Barnwell on Monday evening.
Every tender attention of devoted rela
tives and friends soothed the sntlerings
of the last dav* but could not cure.
In her quiet life she dispensed a
charity of deeds am) words that made
her name a loved one in many grateful
heart*. To the needy her hand was
generous la giving, to the sick her ser
vice was always ready, and in m iny
humble homes there is sorrow that her
life work i« ended. She wa* a consis
tent member of the E|ii*rbnal ciiiTfctT:
In its cemetery she was Taid~to the last
rest on Wednesday afternoon, Key.. Mr.
Walsh of Orangeburg conducting th£
funeral services.
orth Carolina and Washington.
Mr. Horace Johnston Crouvh of Elko
,tpa» graduated last week from- Furman _ _
Cirivoraity with the degreetfHKptfcfrorj ■h’vfnmf’cml’to'acrcirt-H deed* W..other
A SUGGESTION.
Editor Pkoim.k
It oceurs to the that (he State Board
of .Education could not make a more
grateful acknowledgement of the in
valuable semccs <*T the late matchless
County .Superintendent of Education
than to appoint id* son.* H. F. Bni-t
K*q. to fill our the unexpired term of
hi* good father.
. The fitness of the succession so sug-
grstod, the ‘fransfer of the mantle of
th* fwthet to the worthy son if he. can
word from
G ratitude.
FAIRFAX HAPPENINGS.
in
We had quite a number of visitors
town last week. •
Mis«e* Mabel and Rubv Peeples of
Estlil. fw'd cnarming and attrartlver
voung ladies, are visiting Miss Annye
M o v e. ,— ■
Mr John W. Preaeber. who ha*
ft~po*ition on theA. L., is at home
for a few dav*.
Mi** Maude Barber and Me»ar« T.lovd
Preacher and SAtn Jenklna have re-
riirned from their respective colleges
for Vacation. We welcome them home.
Mi«« Virginia Deer, who has been at
tending the Fairfax Graded School,has
<h» Monday, tiie 2bth..da*t. fm- .jejume.i to ln»T home *t Ulmer, for
peratlve engagements elsewhere forced
hhn to diaappoint dates for two weeks.
- Miss Clara I.. Johnston returned on
Thursday from Itasca. Texas, where
she for the past year filled with signal
sneers* a professorship iu Switzer Cdl-
Kt. Rev. Bishop Ellison ^Caprr* will
fWQofc^-AAtoAlMI Church of the Holy
at Bariiw'Ffl"‘ttrxt Sunday
morning;
company the B
Last weeks prettiest
■pme
^^anc
esme from
Mr. F. U.Greene,’wav up Ilf
*iu. We wre-exprctleg other nicy'ong*
from Pennsylvania.- Trnneasee, Geor
gia, Florida, Mississippi, Ac.
Mr w . A- Hayaa of Great Cypre*'
b** perhaps the finest acre of water-
mvtnna, l«t .-tha county—Qo Sid.urday
me of them weighed on the vine*
anoed thr tealerat HiJ pound*.— -
R. 0. Brabham of Hawthorn
Thursday night In town The
Warn well friend* of This cultured gen
tleman charge the due fault against
him that hia visit* are far too iufre-
quart.
i b id* Spann J. Greene of Greenland
ha* returned from Sumter Jkuirel
crowned, ( h£vlng won* at the recent 8.
f>, Commo T 'cr™* , *t the oratorical med
al, and also the championship a* speak
er at the literary society (teiebration.
, Mr. Charles T, Bailer of Ellenfon
and Ml** Palm Beam* of Johnston were
Hiarried on Urn 10th Inst by Rev. W. 8.
Martin at the home of tb« bride’s sister,
Mr*. A*t>HI. Miss Lula Bailey of Ellen-
;on waa maid of honor and Mr, Jeff
•ms of Charleston was best maa..
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Mr*. Suly Woods, who lived ln._Ea*t
arn veil, was struck on Monday after-
>i«on at (be Main Street crossing of the
Rnutherri. Railway by-trslo At and
thrown »o violently against the em
hsnkment that her skull waa fractured,
and she died during the night from the
Injury; Coroner NerlU held the in-
queit/ , V * . • ..
1 On thi HRh -Inst Capt. J. H. Bush of
Rlleuton had three valuabi* mules kill
ed by lightning The ping hands put
the mules under a shelter shed and
went into ariose by unoccupied -house
for protection from a thunder storm
Lightning struck tree beside the
•belter shad and ran down, |t, killing
the mwtas while the plow hands were
unharmed.
A}*, UF^NVJABLE TAski
,, Clerk W. Gilmore 8i1ums Is engaged
oq an all Summer task that nobody,
gftldge*. By an Aoi of the Uft,*eK*ion
w the records of Us effice from 1780 are to
be reindexed. In the old times titles
mortgage* and bill* of sale were re
voided promisconsly. U* . u going
threngb.tba mqatx .old.AtilHmei page
hy .page, ailting and sqiarating and
wrestling with ba'd wilting and pale
Inking.- But he has the patience of Job
^ and works away as If it were the vey
thing b* delights to do. /
cation. ^
Mis«eM Ada and Inez Sanders of IM-
mer.spent some time w ith their aunt
Mr*sJ-W. J. Sander*, Inst week.
Wc regret very nincli v tp chronicle tb
very snddeitdeath of M^* J. E’ Preach
er,. wife of Rev. J. P:—Preacher,
which occurred In Brunson Monday
morning at -Lo’clock.
Miase* Roea, Ada, T.ce and Lilia
Deer of Ulmer visited relatives in town
last week,
Mrs. Eleanor Barber and daughter
Eijith left on SaturdaVlfTor Millett
where they ex pest to spJnd a month
- Mr. anil Mrs. Perry Moody and Hu
daughter Annie Laurie* spent E’rjday
atrd- KrlJ iy night af the hospitable
liomeof^Mr. "Lt K H arrer.
ProL J; WSSvvlttenlierg and Ml** Ri
ser.. our teavherlr^hASA-gono to their
respective homes. W? wish then) very
pI?l*mT vire*ti«m* ami Jiupe..JU) have
ubetu wLth u* Hiuither tejrnu
Mi*«ee Minnie Boyles of AllendSfe
and Neila Llght«ey of Sycamore are
guests of Misses May and Ada Brun
son . -
Mi«s TJier.eja Llghtsey of Brunson
spent Friday Alld Saturday "ftf towu
with relatfyiP*. "
Miss Edna Platt* W Hickory Gr° v ®
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT*. ;
At t called communieatlon of Black-
TJ>dge No. 63 A. F. M. held June 14th
19U8 the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
• Whayaa* It has pleased the Supreme-
Architect of. the Universe to remove
from our midst our late brother Arthur
Bui*t. t .
Whereas the Intimate and pleasant
rglatibns *0 ioug held by our deceased
bfnlher with thq mcmlftr* of iliis
Lodge render it proper/that we 4liquid
place on record our appreciation of l,j*
services, as* Maaoii, and of his worth-
as a man and citizen.
he it resolved that while
with humble suhmDsioii t<> the
Will of. the Mo*t High, ww-ulecplv
mourn for mir brother who has been
called frum Ids labors to rest.
Resolved, that in tile death of Bro
ther Arthur Bulat this Lodge loses a
brother who was always active and
alous in Ids work as a Mason, who
ived up to Jlie emblems, ‘‘Faith, Hope
and Charity,” was prompt to advance
the interests of the order, devoted to its
welfare and prosperity, ivhose counsel
was wise and wdio was fearless in aeMon
and an honest and upright man, dili
gent as an officer'in the civil govern
ment of lids county, one whose siiicer
ity endeared him not only to hi* breth
ren of the order, hut to the citizens of
his County and 8'ate.
Resolved, this Lodge will attend the
body of otir deecased brother to the
grave in full regalia to pay the last
honors to Ids remains.
Resolved, that these resolutions lie
entered in the minutes of the Lodge
and that a copy’ of the same be sen-t to
the family otour deceased brother, also
be published in the County papers.
W. M. Allman,
8. N. Green,
Herman Brown,
CotniidU.ee: <
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Specials fortChLlar'Scia^T - . UHB
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ANV people nre wondering how it i? we contTfiTbusly hnvfi oH asjiecinl sale, in 80Uie dopartinept of puf
Btore; No wonder atnU when you Hudet^tand thiit phr huyer m vypejieiiced ajid nia4<in*v liiw ptn i eeafM > f
from spwialiBtB— 8ilk« from silk importeis, etc., ete>-we are ahle to get the vciy lust \ ii< cs.- And, in
vomjKtrlffon with the values allcred hy/Ttliers in Ihimwcll and lierenbouls, rmr mlcs bcctjmC of ‘'special”
merely a comparison in <limlitie^ and jhiccH. . - 4
j—j- 1 - .-u--:. : J —(kc new goodHr in oiir storc- \ve are crowded
we are making Very
admirable oflers in order to
our store- wc are crowdec
note, ft is
- ' Every day
for 8 uace. 1 ■ ■, , ■ ,
And vet this is nothing out of Hie ordinary in our atore. The good^ arc horlght from specialist* jjn every
paitmoirT'W&h tuvicw to quirk mien, and oonsbquently only close margins can be put on. If you b ill think a minute,
you wifi sec that this is the case, ^ > ^ ' . , * ; ^
It will paV vou to keyp your ey es on om^Specml Sale amwunccments. , , J ^ /
' l - : yj,^i.n/ij|-^ r j t hiiisdav T May AStii, will astiinish you to find tliat wc iffP~|HSlihlg ijl cheaper
than anv'dtlicr meichaiit. , /• " . • ,,, k
Gin<vhams presentprices To ccnts^sold by us nt 10 cents,
(Tinghams, A r »ccntskni(ffsCllingat2()c.‘nts. , „ ,, , ,
Our collections ot embroideries, insertions and headings, lawns, <fcc., are sold cheaper than elsewhere.
On each Wednesday and Thursday you can save big money, by coming to our store. ~ .
It is a well established fact that the Special Sales imuigernted by us have HtJracp'dT buyers from everywhere.
There is a <«*ood unci solid icason for this State. Oome and swure somelairgains, AOVV is your chancel
Table damask made to sell at $1.00 per yard, our price for this sale only 79 cents.
Corsets of various makes at greatly # rc(luccd prices.
TOBiirs
\Y
ELRCTfON SCHOOL
In pursuancen/ an Actntjhe Ger
al Assembly, Nottva I* hereliy Jfl
SAFE, BEYOND THEJtlVER.
Rev. Arthur BuUt |»a*6ed away at
one oVlock nix the morning of th®
init, after an illue*s of one brief h..ur.
His health hail lieen impaired tor som-i
time, yet he had partially rccnvtje.l
and his family and triemU cherished
the Impe that he would he entirely re-
-tored to acciislomed licaltli and spared
still longer to serve hi* people in min
isterial and otiiHal life. He had made
ready to go on Hie next morning on his
way'to Cypress Chapel, but the Mq*tei iT(r6 i - ■
called him Co a better land, and gently duet«aiUViec o
he passed from life through the valley
of ihe shadow int j the kingdom of the
Fatller he had aerved mv well, and *Q
faithfully. He died in harness, with no
duty undoiie T TepTirjr tn family and
friends and church and State a record
that-shall long call and inspire-; other*
to follow in hi* faithful footsteps.
Hi* bitriiyl wh« postponed until all hi*
children—from their widely separated
~iHrt>i0* Conht'gstlKrr t* look agalu upon,
ihe honored, placid face of the Inflier
who had heprvto them so good, so gen-
tla,so wise a guide ami guardian.
On Sunday afternoon a* he sunaank
toward its setting in tiie West a long
procession foil iwed in silent airrhiess to
the iast resting jdace in Blackville’*
beautiful God’* Acre tiie lemalna of one
w ho had wo- l“"g i«»d In aTL goi >d p n r-
po*es and endeavors. There gathered
rRUSTEES. j
he Genor-
ven
that an election wi.ll be held by the.,
qualified elector* of *ttnrnvrrU- -G+a4ed.
M-bnol District at the Court House in
Barn well on Tuesday, the 7th day of
July. 18113, fof eight trustee* for said
School District, to *erve for the term 01
two vear*^_ Poll* open at 7 xCtrlock
m. anil close at 4 o’clock p. m ^4^
Greene, R W. Riley ami Edward Hy
have been appointed manager*
to pay the last tribute of love and hon
or and regard to the veteran of
Gross vtho had fulfilled Ins career was
a congregation of five IvumM-ed people,
of all ages and conditions, saddened by
the dispensation that had taken him a-
■wav.^AH the ministers cf the Associa
tion of which he was Moderator wer#
in attendance and delegates from all
the churches" that he served. Those
va-Tfavorite hymns that had so often
ItfflUAhl comfort K>-him. Asleep In Je--
sus, and Nearer My God to Thee, were
*ung, and touching, ejiwfueut tribute*
were paid by Key- C. E. Bii.rfa, Pawtoi
of the Blaekville Baptist Church, and
Rev Dr. LaciiMr-Cuthbert-of Aiken, for
nmtvy year* Ivis dei'^Mtq friend and co
laborer. . - ^
— With the im^resaive ceremohials of
thelr-aacler.Gorder hi* Masonic hretli-
ren gave hi* body iuT«> the keeping of
the mother earth, and in her bOaom he
rests until tiie lARHf iccjtioa shall come.
Until then God’* sunshine by day and
Cars hy night shall keep 'watch and
His cloud* shall show the how of prom
Ise, while in hundred* of hearts and
home*.his memory shall long be lumi
nous for good.
The finral tributes were -hcAutlful.
suggestive in their sweet tnnoeeTres of
the brighter blooming that shall come
in God’s good time.
He vfilttie missed but not forgotten
here where the fast juid best tvrvnty:-
fqmrjveara of hi* good life were passed.
hearers were Messrs P. W.
Farrell, J" A. Gyle*, 11. .VL_
Briggs, Di lonner, Thomas
Waleh. GL^ s^nd-R. J. Ham
met.
John K. anelliug,
A J. P. B. C.
Julie 1st 1903.
I* spending time with her aunt'M r*. W.
E "llarter. "
Rev. M O. J
in town last ”t roi£lt * T ^ D An Man of Atjt ^
ola* Lutheran Church Where he addre*-
sed Hw nicnhLon fltDirtiav last.
Tilss vernoii GriffiR o.f Hampton: •!*-
ited Mis* Lila Barber last week. "
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FAIRFAX GRADED SCHOOLUOM-
MENCKMENT.
The cloalng exercise* of^ the”Graded
•phool took place in Young* Hall on
Friday evening. Thp program consis
ted of twenty five piece*—iljalogitrs
oration* tableaux, *ong* and a drill.
The exercise* wore opened and closed
with prayer, by the school.
The ball wa* packed to it’s utmost
capacity, hot evert standing room was
available. The pieces were well acted
h^ tVe pupil* after the careful instruc
tion* of Pro. Juniu* W. Bwlttanberg
and M&aes Auui« M.. RUer and Eva.
• glSONipLE REASON
• '. _ - • s • * */' -*-«■ - .. ■ ..
first class farmer learned us some
thing. worth knowing last week. Me
'MW-VI ‘
Mid In sgbeUnee:;Last fall 1 planted
teverkl sorta-veJ eats—no wHd opea.
The.acres •ewn with seed from
yVqat, went flint .attacked by lice and
(filled, while those planted with seed
grewn and saved on my own place were
not attacked antli 4o pparJy matured
that the lloapnold not hurt them. They
ide aApleodid yield. , I believe .the
‘ l here inj the'
Uooge. r
Thcitagewas eallmrately decorated
with dower* and evergreen* and flag*.
One among the prettie*t piece* was the
•‘Fan Drill” which as carefully brought
to perfect!®!* by MDs Riser waa com
posed of sixteen of the larger girls all
arrayed In soft white gowns trimmed
with gold. The pretty figures kept
perfect time with the beautiful march
played by MDs Riser as they twined
amiiqtertwinedr • i ■ .
, 8oma of (fie songs were old familiar
War song*, sung-by the achooL
“The Bonnie Blue Fleg” and‘’Teqt-
ing on the. Old G’amp Gruiind.”
1 The last song w
Jesu* ”
>ng was ‘‘Carolina for
- The eiidipnc^ was entertained for a-
bout threi hinr», Young.
FURMAN NOTES.
Wedding hell* soon., .
Mr. L. R. Bishop was among friends
here on Runday.
Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Brunson return
ed-Jronv Pineland on Monday.. -
.. -oMr. G. EL Brunson spent Sunday
the) with Nlxvllle friend*.
Mr. Frampton Long died on Sunday
after a few dey* Hines*.
licSv'Saral* Pender died at her home
at Scotia on the 8th Inst, tafter a long
ep«H of •ickness. . ' s ,. ,. . „
Mr. Giles Bower* had his,leg broken
' \ , hy a fall fiom a gaol
handle. . Sqldom.
REI’I.Y
Mr
June 1, 1903.
(itr)
A BUI ST,
Coq.ntf Supt. Education.
TRUSTEE^ NOTICE
q’he County Board of Education wl V
meet at Barnwell C. H. Tuesday July
7th,IP03, to appoint for^eacb School
District (n Barnwell County, 3, School
Trustee* flimi lb« tpwhhed lacuna and
tax payers residing with u the District.
’’ A. BUIST,
G’lt. Bd. EJ.
June 11th, 1903.
TERSI’ASSNOTLCK.
Any and All person* are hereby for
bidden to enter upop the land* of the
undersigned, in Barnwell TowmdJTp in
the County of Barnwell, 8tate ot South
Carolina, known a* the ZD*'ett Place,
[or the purpose of pasturing cattle or
other stock, cuttlrtg or removing wood
or straw, gathering fruit pr making
l>ath* or in any way whatever from
trespassing upon *aid piemlse* tinder
penalty of pro»ecnlion-to tip* full ex
tent of the law for each and. every
offence. '
T. It McGahan.
TkUJuue 18007 ^■' N.—
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY*
A very valuable tract of 1115 acre*,
hounded North and East by land* of
Mr*. Julia Holley, South and West by
the Savannah River, ha* bean placed in
jny hand* for sale by the owner, who
living Th South W-e*t Georgia canrVbt
al attention,
to
HP-
Attork ky at TTTX .
Valdosta, Ga.
NOTICED
LAND FOR SALE.
Rknkw I’r.icx.—In Red Oak Tow®.
»hlp, !*o Ai*re*; • f
- H avkNkm Pv.aux.—In Red OakTown-
Mi ip, L3B Acres.
V ' ,
AkKtk E.'Dvchra F’i.ack.—In Black*
vllle Towpshlp, jJt Acres. . .
O’Banxox I’j sex.—Near Barnwell
Court House,858.Acrem |-
HsKi.r.r Plack.—lu Rich Lmii4
I’ow naiiip, 648 Acre*, ,,
Prices 1 iM-Diinlde and l(>rm« ea*r.
Apply to J. O. P iTTURSOtf.
Barn wall. 8. C.
Da. J. H.E. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist.
BLACK V1LLK,. ^ ^ . 0.4
Will be at hi* ofllcc in Harnwell even BmU|
day and Tuesday and WcdniVday followlnf
Will be al Id* llomooOh* in Blaektille *>f
cry Friday and Hattirdny, and Will make a#
potntmiMit* to nu* t patient* at any of oot
cownty-towtia o> 0|Ui at.their '
l am a full graduate of Pld!tui< IpklU Drnt®|
College; have I'ad w-veoteet, y, an- ®ertve*pf®A
tical experience, and eau | lea; e you In quaUtf
-of work awd price*. _
in O’ill LAI rv^f*®
give the pniperty neraonal at
-4i'orprice ana tefhi* apply I
A. T. WOODWAl
A
PROBATE COURT NOTyCE.
All admjiii*trator* executor*, guar
dian*. coiniivi.tteir Ac are required nv
law to file their annual return* in thi*
cilice before tiie first day of July in
each year.
All person* failing or neglecting to
comply with this requirement of Tbi}
law wfH he cited so to do. thereby ad
ding cost* to the estate* they represent.
A TRUE BILL;
^ “ * — ——
You need and I want to sejl you
-'Spectacle*, Musical Instrument*. Toy*,
Stationery, Ba*e Ball Goods, E'ishing
Tackle, Ac. ^
Your wive* or fikugfitem need and 1
want t» *cjj Piano* aqd Organ* at fac
tory price*. .. - .
DennDhu!* Decorated-Crystal, Crepe
ami .Plain Ti**oe Paper^ Paper Nap
kin*, EDater Cards.
Spectacle* Accurately Emitted,* Re-
pairtHg 4ti*troment* a St»ccialty.
Umbrella* Recovered nit4; Repaired,
G- D.C. LAN
' ^ BLaCXVtLI.K. 8.
Candid'atk for Cash. v
V t .
' CHEAP E’OR CASH.
~ Three Bicycle*—two lady’s, one
man’s. 'I’lifty intut gi>. See G. W. Pat
rick. he will do the rail.
IHl.lt.
Good Road Slafi, :
You can say more for JJhat'cfrDftd
Barker a* you sav than any xil the M ! i‘
Due lrieiul*.-can sav; for tf "you wjtl
ouIy come up In Bennett Spring* town
ship you will not think that Supervisor
Barker is such a grand one; for he
works no roads, only those around Al
lendale and Biynw ell jmd When ^ lie
doe* happen to come up in Iliis coun
try he don’t half work the roads. "We
would like to have some sand beds*
made clav and hills dug down, for- tni*
i* a powerful hilly country anyway.
R. C. H.
In a chat on Monday Su|>ervi*or
Barker told u* that up to date -dre had
tufnpiked this year 2.'M) actual mile* of
public roads, that on the road* go im
proved theie vrigtirmany stret^bes good
enough' viUhout working? ‘He |g en-
deavorlng to work first the more trav
eled roads, those in worst condition,
and is making the grand round* with
out undertaKing Iffng juinjis.
In the county tlieroAfelsoO mileV of
public roads ancj of erfurse he grtnuot
give all attention as quickly as he and
the public would like. According to
hi* programme he will get to Bennett
Spring* after awhile. During hi* pre-
A-ipu* term lie apportioned chain . gang
time, among the jHfterent townships
and published the accounts.
BLACKYILLE ITEMS.
Me**r* II. D. and I. E?. Htill shipped
another car ,load of bean*, 450 crate*, to
Rosihh last week.;, •
.. Rev. J>r. Cuthlrert preached most acr
oePUUly in the Baptist Church Sunday
evemfig. ^ ' .
. The cantaloupe crops are trowing
sweetly. • * •. » ", .
Hon. O. B. Martin, -State Superin
tendent of Education, attended the
burial service* of Rev. Arthur BuDtbu
Sunday. •
. Healing Spring* water i* now a far
more popular beverage tiuio dispensary
hot stuff.
The king fisherman and hi* courtier*
excursion.
Th.e new .hosiery mill of Mr. G. Wal-
4et Green, jr.. look* like business.
^'dlufilMr,
>F FINAL DISCHARGE.
hereby given that on Mon-
fiav the fifteenth dav of June 1903 the
un'lersigned wdTUhJe his final account
a* Executor of tiie e*t?tt«4»fJ.'Lawrence
W|t|iains, deceased, with rH< J udge of
l” rob a te* for Baro.weH Cpunty, HudL^ap-
piv for Letter* Dismissory;
May litiiLyod.
• J. W. Thomas,
Eixecu tor.
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BARNWELL, 8. C.
“V’exe” D. 1 Tormentor oft. 64. xl!W
from greatest Dairy family of Jersey*
in the world” savs Judge I’.raihutv.
the famous Jcsyey breeder of I’omeroy,
Ohio, i hi* animat DA line specimen
of hi* family. His dain'*; -ofidal hut-
ter test is 23 lb*. 4 ox. in 7‘day».' r hU
grand dam 2n lb*. 64>z., ha* 1) sister*
giving as higli a*.22 Ih*. in 7 days. In-
divirfiially, *ud in breeding, he i* at
the Uvp. -
Fine young hulls antMvelfer* for sale.
Write for what you wart. —
DB. ALFRED A. PiTTERSON,
DENTIST,
* - , *
Allendale, S. C.|
yisits yonr home hy request, or will
mske engagement* to practice
AT HIS OFFICE
LAND FOR SALE.
Tract of Land wKhln five mile* of
Martin Station on theC. & V* r ,‘U. R.*K.
coiitainlng-Llireediumlred and iTftv sev
en acres, dwelling and outbuilding*,
three horse farm open, the balahco in
woodland, w ith a plenty of water.
Ternt* Easy . For information apply
' ' ' J AAlES L. aillLKY. ,
t M illeiliyeville. tia.
* T. B. £U/S. J^
Surveyor and Cm! Engineer
Special attention gi ven to the compn.
tallon of water-power*, leveUng.®®#
drainage, > -
A poatwl card addrejisedto nie at M®r»
tin, S. C., will r» eive prompt alter-
tloti. octl-80, ly.
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON.
One of (he many factor* contributing
to llie Xf-markahly rapid and solid
growth of.si. Louis D th® marvelous
development °f ‘til® Soutliwest and
other terrirrrry IrifiCitary to tliat i ity-Aq
all line* of traiUt. in 1904 there will ne
held the goaftot World's Fair in the
worhl. Tiie nrexldentlal ca mpai grr Ji IM
also ttke place. ThVcop informed with
Tturwho-’c world yonXahould auhscrihe
at tAice for that peer i*f news-paper*.
The Twiee-a week St. LmyD Republic.
It m indikpetiaslde to the fxfmw. mer
chant or profe**irtnal niart. 'L* tele-
g tip ilk; and cable aervioe excel* that of
anv other paper. If print* the w®w*
fully; not imaginative occurrence*, hot
domestic and worldwide fact* - If is
Democratic la poRllca; hut disUactly a
national newsBauer aad ftimiiv Journal.
I’he subnurtptioii price of $l.0(> give*
you iwo papers each .week, 104 paper*
a yeah ■ .--f '•. ^ ■
■WINTHROP COLLEGE SOUOLA^-
" taiTI^iUNTT TN-ntA-WCe -
A M IN ATIONS.
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The examinations for the award of
vacant soholarship'i in Winthrojf Col-
lego and for Ihe admission of new. stu
dent* will lie held at the County Court
House on Friday, July 10th, at 9 a. in. I
. Applicant* piust not be less than fif
teen year* of year*. ,.
When sclutlarshlp* nre vacated after
July 10th, they will he.awarded to
those making the highest average at
this examination. ;
- Tito next *«w*ioa will open about
September 16, 1903. . . , "
i Forfurthec Information and a cata
logue address
NOTICE.
Free. D- B. Johnson,
Rock Hill, 8. C.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, 8, C.
118th Year Begin# September 25.
- Letter, Soleint®, Engliveering. One
Scholarship to each Goupty of Smith
Carolina. Eotrance examinations.he.d
at Barnwell by Cmioty Superlutendeni
of Educ)ttiou and Judge of Probate on
July 10. Tuition |40,. Board and
furnished room in Dormitory. 810 per
month. All candidates .for
aduiDainii
had royatitaies onibeit recent £du(0 are permitted to compete for -Boyce
Scholarship*, which pyy |100 a year.
E'or catalogue .4ddre*ai
Harrison Randolph,
Urtaident,
All Township Commissioner* will
please-see that’’tlieir roads, and all
bridges bullet twelve feet. w ide, are put,
in good condi tion a« once. Home of the
Town*hIiia’frave'Comniutation money
to their credii, and thD must bo ex
pended'on the road* from which U wa*
paid. , Please see that the road.list* are
senhin and Uiuse who have paid •their
Commut ttion are oiiecked off in my of
fice, so that tbi* money can he properly
expended. .
O. W. Barker.
i tjuperyUor.
R . C. Roberts, Jr., •.
Clork,
COFFINS 4 CASKETS:
—rr A complete soot-k. from Mi®
fhejipest VaTidahcd gnuR*
nptotiie finest draped •tu>9h *
D proiiuit* of A met ii Mil skill
ed talent, and labor, con*
sf.vdLr k*-pt, and ofiered at
mi; lowest possiclf. prices;
1 also offer the people of
- 1 HarnwHI. Uounty w or**,
fir»Lefars. mtMlern Hearso,
arhir all ilhe latest eqiiTp-
*1 Xtvwt* and improvement*. “
I rompt , per»oi;*i attention
given to all inquiries anil
order*. —*■ • * '• *
L. S x MELLICHAMP
1-.. wiLli STOM b. u —
C. F. Calhoun, P. M. Uncklngha*
\Vm. McSaj.
Calhoun ^ Cb*
Life, Accidenif
DR. JNO: P. LEE, JJ
; / Dentist;
VVILLLSTON, - - 8.
Will work anywhere in the country
hy special appointment.
NO IT CL,
J-
Machines Repaind.
v •* ■ * . . • • • >.»’ > ’ .
Needle* for ail Machine*. New Stock,
Rubber* and';tfeUJp*.. M f >. •,
Watchea, Clocks and Jewelry Repair
ed.' , , ,
Spectacle Framea .Mei|ded, I n*e
Gpid and Silver Solder when.needed
on all work.
-Gun* and Revolver* Repaired,
t win pay CASH for AH Scrap
deljvere^ to me.
JULIAN R. HARRISON.
«. ® .*•> r‘ s *+ ■
I Baexwxll, 8. C.
All-Overseer* for the year 1903 will
please send In lo' till* office at owv
tlmir U*t of hand/ for tfirt 1 yeitf f Ity
writing » i’oital Card to me, y«ti will
receive the proper blanks fur the pur
pose. Doji’tlall to give your7,l’o*t Ol-
Wo®.i z' ' ■- ’
0. W Barker,/.
' - Supervisor.
R. 0. Robert*, Jr.,
Clerk. >
MONEY TO LEND. 4
. f i 1 ’ ,' j” 4 ' '
I am prepared to negotiate loan* on
improveii faruis for five year*, pyrtlui
payment*; Trilf tcat a i*er cent on loan*
under $1-0914;7 pfec cent, on loan* over
$1,000. Uon’fw.itc. Come and see me.
~ J. O P*TT|CK*ON,‘
Barnwell, 8. C.
Cyclonf 8
LiGHfjilNC v
AND-
Live Stock
■INSURANCE,
• • * »' i >«' ^ ; •;
-—At Lowest Rates lr- •
Strongest Compaim^.
. CALHOUN & CO.
-OFFICES AT—
REGISTRATION NOTICE. ,
• The Registration Book* will l>e open
in rh*"Court- Hou*e on the first Monday
fsale dav) in each month aiming the
rd9.\4 for the transaction of such
THE B^NlC OF BARNVvcL
P. M. BUCKINGHAM.
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BARNWELL, rf. C.,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
IDLE som SECtRELt
LIFE INSURANCE,
' * /v’v *"■ % , y
(Agent for New Vork
it.
i*required hjJjtw. • ^ ; _
W. J. Rtxkr.
!Chairma».
P. D’L. Black,. .
' ' SevieUiy.
.FIRE INSURANCE,
(Calhoun & Companv)"
» . " r -v--v-,» , — i , ■ .’ :• ». -*;***,
Li*t your property with me Iff
fine lot of Mive-tmcnt application*,
rietkll* of perfecting hum* eareftdly i
Uiuded to-.. Term* re»»onalde Cone-
apoudeoce aplkdtvd. .Address
P. M. BCUKJUMiHAV*.