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„ THURSDAY. JUNE "5,1£03.
NOTICE.
*■ Tire chain jjanji will be at the Atkin*
•on place in tiycamoro Townahlp till
'•bout Saturday of tbU week when they
; will wove to uear> Mr. L. F. lluglio's
•place in Alletulale Township on road
leading from Fairfax to Rivers Bridge.
O. W, Barker, Supervisor.
M. 0, Roberts, Jr., Clerk.
MEETINGS.
. An extra meeting of Barnwell Lodge
N& Itf, K of F. will be held at their
CaStre" : HaTl Friday evening, June 20,
'1903, for-'the transaction of such busi
ness as should have properly come be-
furc the Lodge at its meeting on the
lyth.
Butler Uaghod,
. , . C. 0.
Wm. McXab.*-^r
be half gone.
Miaa Loulio Moody left for Orange
burg on Monday,
Dr. Milhous will bo^in his Barnwell
ofliee next Monday.
New moon to.day, and new sort of
weather, it is hoped.
Mr. Jus T», Grubbs gave |y» a pleasant
pop call on Friday. •“ \
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pocfunan re-
tumed to Jolmston on Friday.
Messrs O. S. ami II. K. Buist were
over from Blackville on Monday.
K. R. & 3.
*
Camp RiyerS Bridge, No 830, U. G.
V., will hold their annual Reunion and
•Picnic at the Memorial Grounds on
Saturday, July llth, 1003. The pubttr
Is cordially inVited. . ■ *
JtW. Jenny,
Commander. <
#. F. Breland;’
Adjt. m
COM MENCE M ENT A FTERM AT II.
So many people were charmed with
the presentation addresses made at tlx*
recent commencement of the Barnwglf
Graded ticliool that we are sure yery
many more will be charmed hy reading
the two very apposite gems wc present
below, \ - v;-
Col Haocod said : '
To me i* accorded the privilege of de
livering to you this beautiful medal
You. will prize it, not alone for Its in-
—-h Jrinsic value but rather as ap, evidence
^^^Vvork well done. 1 Permk me to con-
jtulate you upon your success while
r^F.ar life is yet in its hud. May it be
*'«»~dlitths harbinger of greater, success
when the rose lias reached perfection
and you have attained to noble woman
hood. In the coming years; 1 would
have you keep ever in remembrance
The recent rains have enabled Gen.
Green to hold the lort in many fields.
Me-srs T. FTS. Wedtbersheo and !>.-
, Mcritt were down from Wiilicton on
Tuesday. - -
A severe liail, storm did great dam-
ago-to crdps^below Fairfax on Thurs
day evening. .
Miss Kate Bennett of WlTUston.
visiting her pelative.Cupt. \V. A. Bai
ley, at Meyer’s MiH.
The Summer Term of the General
Sessional will begin on July 13th.
Judge K. C. Watts of Cheraw \\ ill pre-
ide. * '•
A card from'TSenator Aldrich on sec
ond f*uge means good help in securing
n education for one BarnwdH Coifuty
teacher. v - ' r __
Mrs. T. J. Woodward and sister. Miss
Minnie Pechmau. returned hcnie*"oiv
riiursday, accompanied by Miss Paul-
ni Davies. • .
Our Hist cotton bloom, a red one*
was brought itron Friday by-farmer
Charlie Owens, a tirst class Uihm in all
be UKile/takes,
After a delightful visit of two week'
Ahxkkind worija Mid thonghtfni autiuni ^to Mew A*!— Kr^Tiifl 1 i-ng- Misa-Fhnwr
bring forth abundant fruit—‘ As
•ow, so sball you reap.”
you
“A wonderful tiling is * seed,
The one thing<ieathle«s forever,
Forever old . forever new,
Utterly faithful, utterly true,
Fickle and faithless, neyer^
Plant lillies.and lillies will bloom,
, Plant roses, and roses will grow.
Plant hate, and bate4o life will
N'lHog. .
Plant love, and loye to you will
bring.
Tba fruit of tiie seed that you sow.’
In presenting you witli Htin-beauti-
ful medal. I feid assured that you will
wear it not only with pleasure to your-
aelf, but with liOnor to your scfidbr, aud
With honor to your sex. —
R. A. Ei.i.fa, Estp. said:
The pleasant task has been assigned
me of delivering to you the prizes for
•tterulanee; 'your hecord, I aril liy-
- /.forpiAd. Irning unbroken by theabser.ee
aih«-«fngle day.
► That is a rceord niucii in be desired:
It is more to be desired than one for
brilliant scholarship: for any idle boy
or girl may KVhlev&, supremacy in
scholarship. But it is hardly possible
to suppose that during nine scholastic
mouths, you could achieve a record id
unbroken attendance, without also
supposing a deep moral purpose to per
form your duty with faithfulness; pa
tience and porsererance.
Yours is a character record.
. Robert E. Lee said, “Duty is the
■uhlimest word in the English lan
guage.” More than a hundred years
before Robert K. Leo was ituyu. Ale.x-
ander Pope said the same thing in dif
ferent word*'~t* •
^Hlonor ami j,hame-from, no condiLion
r ** e '
' ’Tkct-weil your part: there all the honor
lies.”
* The beauty of your youth shall pass
away; the light, the glamour of the
present hour will fade into the twi-
T light of distant years; its poetry will
give way to the prose of life’s stern
realities; hut if to you these prizes shall
nrot be valued by their intrinsic value
In dolls,™ tnd rents, but aball be
prophecy and promise of the faithful.
' patient and persevering discharge of
llfe’a graver duties on a larger—and
grander field, you wril have secured
the happiness of your lives ou founda
tions more enduring than etcrifal gran-
- it*, — ,
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION
Living st an;6utof way place, remote
from civilization, a family
driven to desperation in case of ac
cident, resulting in Burns, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply
ofHucklen's Arnica Salve It’s the
best on earth. 25c. at Creech's Phar
macy, C. N. Burekhalter's, Drugstore.
Lawns, Dimities, -Ginghams Wash
Goods at reduced-prices; at
Molair & Porter’s,
Up to date clothing—Two piece flan
nel suits, serge suits and costs at
' ", Molair A Porter’s.
•- We have the largest and prettiest
Stock of ftegligc shirts we have ever
shown, 25, 60, 75 A.$1,00.
., * Molair A Porter.
t MosqttRo time has come. VVe have
g e very things^ .yod need—nets and
SpW»si, -, • ) > —2.
Molair A Porter,
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JULY JURORS.
.* The following were drawn on yester
day as petit jurors for the one week
summer term of the Sessions:
i. Allendale—L W You mans, J W
Googe, 'W f-Googef •“ ; >49|
i Barnwell—Jolmson Black, I L Lan-
gaster, A F Fergsisoo, v Jfe_ B Ussery
W J McDonald. C C f^tt, R L Peacock*
H Hagood, J II Skinner, j
nnott Springs—James Heath, Le-
Baughman, -;
, BiaokviUe—E D Carroll, W T Walk-
er, C II Rhoden. • •• •
I - Boll Pond—Lawton Mafter, A
Smiths Frink Best. ^
l Georges Creek—E C Sanders, Willis
Browning.
Breat Cypress—J L Bradley
Red.GaJfcrJack Green, W F Bates
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p'SUeSTiuil^P H Ilaxl'eyT j = S^tWrtiT- untcTIrtrff
cower, E B Burckhalter, Junie Green
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‘ Roeediary — Arthur Grubbs, R
WeathsrVhee, Wm ' Randall, Sanders
BgtLJohn Riley, n
oiwWOGflOln.:
Uiistoa—K a
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The days are slowly sborte/iiing now.
srteh
Rev. S. It. Bass was ill tojln on Mon'
day. / -i
Mr. D. M. Johnston was in town on
Monday.
Prof. J. H. Lsflitte was in town
Tuesday..
Cept. W. P. Bailey was In town
Saturday. i
on
on
the last Fi iitiylu encltpjipnth, and It is j*-
an enjoyable as w^ell- instructive
Next Tuetday af midnight 1903 wif^ school. '
V r—s . !
The freshet of better rending keeps a
lot of editorial trasb out of this issue.
MDs Sophie B. Aldrich took the
o;tat Line Monday afternoop p;> visit
lier sDter, Afi s Dr Egieston, at Uarts-
ille. , . -
B. P. A. C.
At the last meeting Of the Bertr.etit
Springs Agriculthral Club dinner was
served hy Capt. J. Auyil Meyer, At
the next meeting, which will be held
on Friday next. 2Cth inst., Capt. W. P.
Bailej will be tiie Jiost o/ the occasion
ami a barbecue dinner will lie enjoyed.
of
The meeting! of the Club are hem ,on
CARD OF THANKS.
J take Mijs method of giving my- bet t
tjianks ttrthe got>d friends who k'fiidlv
and generously helped to make' good
the iicuvy. loss 1 sustained by the burn
ot my barn and stables, mule, corn
If K. ..... .
and.fdddec before day on the morning
df May 27th.
I would be glad to thank them one
by one in person and hope that each
contributor will feci assured tliat every
kindness Js'fuliy appreciated l>y me.
Trustfng that they may be spared such
misfortunes and hoping that in case
any one should sniffer igyimilSr losa lie
iiiay.find friends as gopd as mine have
proven(themselyes I am
Very sincerely,
Jiimes L. Grubbs,
Mercatus, S. C., June 10th, 1003.
THE HAVOC OF HAIL.
’ .Olar, S. C., Juno 10lh) 1003.
Editor Pko!'!
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On v^Alerdav at t oVIock p. m.
y^iterd
!uii| stiirnrvisited our countr. leayiifg
deso|^ioi) behind it. This morning I
drove down to Rush’s old mili,. where
the hail was heaviest. 1 found drifted
piles of hail Tfonrs containing from
live to ten bushels in one.place, the icy
carpet ineasijrlng three Inches, deeiv
The hail stones were H inches in diam
eter. *
Corn ind cotton are apparently 11
nally destroVed. Acres of cotton nre
i4ti'»|H i d- ot everv leaL——;— : ———
Corn sms lirokeu off arid the stalks
beaten down until it seems- ipipossible
for it to make anything. Fjom {Be in-
form iUon 1 have been- Tible to gather
tiie hail Seems to have been some mile
am! a In,If. or two miles each, way.
Jiusli’s old mill was the centre of the
storm Tiie wood A “are covered wiih
leaves from the green trees that would
burn overjft lyy were dry.
The roofor or. Green Morris’s hot nr
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jSoxne Specials
poo)»le are womlcri ng • ho jv it is we con tin imisl v 'htive^QR a special in some depart ipcnt ofoiw
store. No wonder.at all wli<?n you understand ihat our buy or is c|k|K'iiom*cd :i n d jua k i n o;b mnu rcensc^
liom specialisVs—silks from silk importttps/PtOrvGtOi—ive* aro ydfde to get the veiy best I’rTces. Ami, iu
eoiiipqrtiioii' wilh'ihe /vMues'bjlleml ljy_ntljt’is in Bainvv cll .Biid^iTt oiu^ut.s, our sales become ofve
note. It is merely a Comparison'in (jualities arid prices.
Every day we are making very admirable oilers ju order to place the new gtkids iti our store-~\ve arc
'for Space. w- - p
And yet ibis is notbiup: out of the ordinary in our store.._ Tln'^oodd Grp Imuglit from .Hjieeiali.’ts 'nVevery de
partment Avith a view to (jnu'k-0Te\ and oonsf tptentlw only close-margins can be put on. /If you will think a minute,
you will see that this is the ease*
Fpeeiar’
crowded
It*will. |>ay vou to keep your.eyes on bur Special Stile announcement
^ginning Thuisday, May 11)0.1,
Be
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than anv other merchant.
it will astonish you to hud that we Rfe selling all kinds of goods cheaper
Ginghams present and others prices 15 eonts, sold by us at 10 cent
Ginghams, 25 cent*! kind, selling at 20 eents.
JJ-^'Our collections ot emhroideries, insertions and headings, lawns, arc sold elreap^w than elsewhere.
■ ; (iiveaeh AVednesday and IMiursthiv you can stive hig m<>mw by c .»ming to otir stme.
It is a welt estabii s hed fact that the-Special Sales inaugerqted by n t’ have attracted* buyers from evervwhcrc.
There isa gooda * ’* ’ i eason for this'State, Come aird secure some bargains, NOW is/our chttnee!
f rable' damask made to sell at .^l.tM) per yard, our price for this gate only 70 cents. .
(JorsctH ot vaiious makes at greatly reduced prices. * * ~ ~
’S Ott.t.tDCRV gQPQRKKf).
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.a.iivaiftor left
O i
on Tue»Uay to
at
visit
Blaekv'illc frisr.dii - . . +
Tiro fir*tcuring* of new tQlmcco, saiui
ugs, K*iive» about thCc^ize of a tnanV
baua, *uid lu. Floroueo— U-fr- Tlmi sday-
■ 5 cents a pound. - ' . - '■
"s'
Mj^<i, Dora Greenf* of MercatUh l«.*.t.t on
Sunitajivoyor the Soutliern via SuVfffr-
nuh to vi>it iit r sister Mis. l),,Tt Me
Arthur at V.idalu, Ga.
A toain of Geo'.gia Vracker* who
dayej b.itc ball in ^wiie gras* Wav
tsTfrrtcd at li miocL-g that ttivy
lidn'tulas^ wairfCannini'boy s.
Mjgs Daky Greim of Grecnj iinl was
the |irtJ.H guot of M s.Jrrhrt K. Sccl-
ng-wfi Saturday, as she passed through
town to visit relatives in spritigtieid.
In the Charleston College examina-.
iotis hast Week Student D. Lohen of
ta'nnveU passed Trom Frcabiuatr to
Sophomore With High honois iu hi#-:
tdry; honors uv.Engtisb. ■
Hall fell on Thursday, Friday’, and
Saturday In tiie iielgTiboi hood of Ul
mer. Corn blade* were ridd'ed, hielofT
vines badly bruised and cut'up and
cotton suffered cousydotabiy.* —’ -
Kentucky-. Befle, Barnwell's oldest
e+piinegdieil sudilcmly some time - '! ifes-
iy night, aged about bd years, .-'he
was the property of Mr. Leroy Molair.
and had iloio* tin wofk in upwauls of a
yeifr, liurwinr^vcll taken care of Tor
past service. t - ^
Judge. II. C Roney of_Augu<ta has
been retained a* ,leading counsel in a
suit against tlut-^oulbern Railway for
dahutges by the family of Mrs. Ursula
Wood, wJio received fatal injuries' tfi
lie Main Street CiossIngPBarinvcil, on
the iotbJuat, ' T- -
Tiro new schedule wldelK-went'into
effect Sunday on the Soiitl'ern Railway
will enable persons'from local stations
south »o siMind an libur or so of atter-
noon day light! n town, returning liutne
betore dark, while visitors from the
north will have to lake the night hero
Rt. Rev. Bish'op Elliso'n ' Capers
preached a masterly sermon on Sunday
morning in tho Church of tiie liolv
Apo-tles. As his-health has.not-bertTybe HUifurcreat
rotnm recently' there- was no evening
se rv ret 1 'rVirig his appreciated visft
ho was the gne»t of Col. iJutter Ha-
good.
The conference at Long Brandy
the alisenco of two who were tb-efe at
the previous meetrug—i’a-toiyA. Bui
and Member J. J. Johustyirf Up to' the
times of their death«i ReVsV, FT" JT"San
der.*, James F. Bu.j'sVIyid Arthur Bui*t
kept tlicir meuitrefsliips there
The attenflanee at Goose Pond Pic
Nivi lasvwfeek.was not as largo as in
cainplugu years, but as tiie day was as
full as ever of pleasure each redtrived a
larger share than usual. Of course
the ho‘ts wore untiring, the dinner an
ahuuilant combination of delightful
substantials and dainty delicacies, and
the ball a uiidsHmaroruiglita dream of
loveiinesa.
"Tho Glorious Fourth” will be kept
in the good old-fashioned-hospitable,
before-the-war way in Rich Land town-
?hip. A pic nic and burhecue under
charge of Messrs 1\ W. AV'cathersbee,
L. F., P. B., and F II. DUdfr, L. W
Hjll flid Pat Murphy will b»> given at
Pierce’s Chapel, and all so fortunate
as to be guests will have tho timu of
their lives.
Capt. Jr- VV^ Woodward's resident , A' : i* •r,° r
on Marlborough Street was struck ' . 1 ' 10 n .’ a ' 1 l
twice bv lightning tfnmLnbe same n»»W«^p«ey at farm.mg should
cloud) MspnUy atternodn. * Some M
was so Iisdly damaged tliat it had to
recovered. - Il.is neighbors-.met this
morning and are covering H for him.
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A WONDERFUr
—-pileTo«(ion*e of tiro people op'South
Carolina to the call for hidp^ from t.h
flood wreeked i’ticolet yarllev was im
piii»i.vely rap d and rose higher th.vi
the property lossesmf the toiling oj
erativea. Hojirf** ami e..vplo> men
....ve linen secured tlierc and at other
mills form! the unemployed and fur-
irtiuye and d,•tldng. supplied to ttmso
vyhhse personal possessions were -swept
awav. On Saturday the relief commit
tee discontinued the distribution of
provision*. Ae., as all rwasonah c
needs had been supplied. Amp a sur
plus of shout flu,<>00 reniained In its
Immis w ben its work of metry
BlrAf KVIl.LEXEWS.
Prof. W^VL ZeigTe.r. p'im-lpaJ of die
Geojg
St. Geopgf** Graded Sehool ami family
lire \><fting leliitireg-in town.
Me**rs II U. ami L F. Still Continue
ffieir bean shipment* wiili satisfactory
returns. ... ,. , -
The tobacco growers hsye flieir bains
in readiness.fi>r curing the fragrant
weed-ami VvTTI soon coimneucc stripping
th“ oldest leaves.w
T he olde't hiliabitants say that Fri
lay's rain dov' t)j*our vva* the beativ.st-
whimrecn t fccTum
(Cantaloupe galhei iug-will begin this,
week.
Mr. 1>. P. Jolinsoxj’s new black-smith
and carriage * hop’ is completed, and
is ready to do first class work at second
ciass priCts.
Capt. (’. IT Matlii*. just returned
from Florida, report* the outlook-blue.
Cantaloupes made about half a crop,
but prices were ali right.
With .1 iiTTs weauJier lu July crops
may come’cmt atid be better than''they
promise.
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EI. L E N TON—K1>GE IT j-.I.D
Johnston News 17>li June,.
I he. wedditig of Miss Palm Reamegof
this place ami Mr. Charlie llaiiey, of
E.leuton, was beautifully solemnized
on Wednesdav; eviuaing of last week.
rhroughohrrthe parlor large pul tug,
and white cut flowers vveee used in
making an effective b-ack ground fl>r
the bridal pasty. A love knot of white
roses'wui^arranged oveihead where.the
bride and grootirrstood. The stninvav
wa* entirely covered in-clinging wild
bamboo, and at the foot wete large
palms. Pink and white formed the
color scheme in tiie dining room.
As Mendelssohn's wedding march
was beautifully rendered by Mrs. W. IP
lio||and„of ITenton, the bridal party
entered in tWj^following order: Miss
VsTmcTle Mb Kiev, Marie ('bleTnahVLtTl’a
Bailey, of Elleutun, Jiuil Fanny Stroth
er. Messrs M. R VVj iglit, M. S^As-beH,
a. W. Reamea, of Charleston, and F. S.
11.tiley, ul Culiimbia, tiie4 the bride and
groom entered, the wedding gown most
becoming- to the dir bride, being a
rtti>m of white silk chitron
trimmed tu-Taia* tuuilaJlinns, the dfiite
voile w.ajycatiglit to her hair by orange
blossoufs. Her bouquet avh* made of
bride roses and ferns. The bridesmaid*
wore pretty frocks ..of win
and carri“d Tmiiquets of pink la TT-anee
roses tied with tong “streamers ofwpink
fibhoiu ■ —-—-
After the cercmoffy Jiad lieen per-
was
N 0TIC E Tt) D E BT O RS . A N D
CREDITORS.
All persons indebted to tiie. estale
W,-C M alt lie ws; deceaseik are ro.qu i 1 eel
to 11 inkeTffdbfiftTraymout tf> the niide
signed, ami ail person* holding claim
against’said estate wHTpresent them
me pioperiy attested.
Mamie E. Matthews,
Administratrix
June 22d, 1003, - .. ..
NOTICE OF FI \ AL DlSt'IlARGE,
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Notice isrherehy given tliat on Mon
diiv tiie twentx Seventh day oT .inly l,t«'.l
undersigned will file his final ac
count as A (fmT-tuttor of the eda’c of
Marion Stringfelldw, deceased, with the
Judge of Probate for Barnwell County,
and apply for Letters Dismissory.
Bennett Stringfellow,
Adininlslor.
NOTICE.
LAND FOR SALE.
Kpnkw Pf/vcr.—tn Red (Atlr Town-
.sh:|i. '•-'i’Aei'ig. • • , • - —t=
1! \\v\aa^Pr.acjc.—-f n Red Oak Town
ship, 1*0 Acres.
• Anmh E. DVchks Plack.—in Black-
villoTowiisIdp, i;tl Aero*. <
P'Dankow IT Acts.—Near Barnwell
Comt House, fi:,s Ae.ri'H. .* I
II ari.ky Pt.ACK.—In Rich Laud
Township, 515, Acres.
Prices reasonable and term*
A pply to J. O. PA TT Efi*ON„ v
1 Barnwll, 8, CL ' .
Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist* ;
BLACKVLLI.Jp. - - B.4
June 20th,-1003:
Gim PeitECt Satisfco&a ^
FOR INFOIUIjm0N ADDRESS ^
The Miietn GoM Oil Go,
SAVANNAH,
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Will he at hi: offlrofn BamWtB ove
dav and Tuesday and V’dUiefcday (oi
Fait
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Will be at tits Home offlc«4n HtuvivtlW •*
cry Filday and Saturday, and will inakasp
potntmeuU to meet patierts at uaysil out
coanty towns or cull nt tlie^ re.ddcnees.
MAfsTER’a SALE.
The State of South Carolina.)
County of Barnwell. -
In tiie Court of Common l”eas...
John Blister, Plaintiff,
' • . vs
Mary Jackson eral.; Defendant*.
Tty virtue of a docietsl order to my
directed in the-above entitled cau»a**
will sell at Barnwell, fn front of the
'CffiTri House, on Monday, July fith,
B'f):?. i6_being saledsy TH tiid month,
within the legal hours of sale, the fol
lowing described tt’al property :.
All that certHl'iTract of land siUiate.
lying mid being In the State and
-County aforesaid, oontaining- four
hundred and sixty acres more or less
and bounded on the North by lands ofTiwwe andTor the admission oLpew
i,. Moody, South by lands of Lizzie
Fair, East by lands of the Corbin Bank
ing Company and West by the Savarf-
natrWver.' - r: — ——
_ Terms Cash, purchaser-tttpLay for pa
pers,
' _ II. L. O’BANNON, •
Master’s Office. June Kith. IfloH
DR. ALFRED A.TATTERSM,
DENTIST, '~~t
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Allendale, )S. C.,
Visit* yotiF home hy request, ut> <t : ili
make engagement* to practice
’AT HIS GFklOE.
GLENDAITE DAIRY,
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BARMVCLt.S.
“Yexe* D. Tormentor .*o. fif. 3<5!>
from greatest. Dairy family .of Jersey#
in the world” sax* Judge l'r:ubury,
tiie famous Jersey breeder of Pomeroy,
Ohio. 1 hi* animal is a fine specimen
of hi* family. His dam’* ofllci.il let
ter test j* 23 lb*. T oz. in 7 drtt*. hi*
grand dnm'^3 lb*. 5 oz.|., has II slater*
1 am a full irraduate of ihillmielphta Dental
College-hnxvliadscvci'iMh yesi* active prceN
tteul ex|iei-ix*i<A and can pLcaue you taipiaMy
01 work and priccM. -
COFFINS &
giving as high ns 22 Ills. Bi 7 day*. In-
aud in breeding he is at
ELECTION SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
• I n pursOanee of an Act ot theGeper-
«1 Assembly. Notice is hereby given
that an elvcuoHr w-ill lie held "by the
onalifled electors of Barnwell Graded
hurt House in
Barnwcil on Tuesdaj’-, the 7th day of
July. 1003, for eig-ht trustee*" for said
School District, to serve for tiie bsr.1n.pf5.dian*. committe* Ac
(aitucul liy l.ev. W.. S Martin, friends
and relative* gathered to shower wislies-
upon the couple. Theii, the party re
paired to tiie dining room, where a
bufTett. lunelieon jggs served.
Numerous ItiHidnonis presents were
received. - . ,*
*-Mr-.-«ml M rsr-TLaUev lefr on Thurs
day tnorninjfcfur Baltimore, W,'u>hTf)g-
ton and New York where they \\ t.l
spend seveMjk days, after willcb they
will bo at tnvir Lome in Ellentou, %. C.
tw o years.' Polls open at 7 o’clock m.
fn; and close at f o’clock t>T tn G, M.-Hytltce htfftB'e tiro first day ed July in
^w to ^TheiTau^armu^: in thlV l^overcd and R^d.
A FARMER RIGHT.
Mr. W. W. Armstrong of Bnldoek
sent us last week eye opening and hat
L
loud) . M*yn!ag
weatherboiirds werp damaged, but ptr
ore iiijuwed, itltliougli M iss KkteAV’oixd-
ward who was. playing at tj»g pifltno had
a narrow escape as a am all piece was
■•ftfrolTen off 1i. A^safe in a fwVnT - diag
onally opposite wa* broken to piece*. v
.^-Tr -rxnjni
^Tfie State Board of Education '’will
meet in Columbia tomorrow^ Friday,
night. to elect a successor- to tiie .late
Rev. A. Buist as Sitjierintendent.'of Ed
ucation for this Comity 1 ;. Tiie law
gives the State Board the power to till
such vacancies, and heretofore the
Governor and Slate Superintendent
frtnro^inada the appointments which
were afterwsriCratilied by the Board,
but Attorney General Gunter has in*
torpreted tne law a* requiring the
several candidate* for the
sucepsaion
Alphabetically arranged they are Rev.
S. K. Bhs*, ivillmon; H. F, Bulst,
Blackville; Prof. W. it. Jone*, Barn
well; Prof. J. U. Laffltte, Martin; Col,
W. L.
weiurroi.J. u .j,aim re, in art
| R^.R. Lewis, Sycaniors; Prof,
l Roger*, Great Cypress*
raising spt’eimOns of liis homo products.
There way a radish large enough to
load a cannon, over two feet long and
incht’s in circumference, two'Twigs
beaded with a peck or more of red
chcekSd peaches and a couple of;stalks
,uf cojji, full etued bej'ond danger from
drought, from a twelve acreHeld which
Private R. II. Walker say? will make
;anoot
take
or bet
ter still, work under* him a year for
cifflhing and ralioii§.
WANTED AT ONCE.
Old iron of every descrintiou^ large
hr small pieces, any old worn out
thing.; Gather—nn everythlpg and
bring to me. I w in take any qnAntity
50 lbs. up. '>■
JULIAN R. HARRISON, *"
Barnwell, S. C.
(H) ; - '' '
Just aniveii—Something new
straw hats; from 20cts to $2,50.'
Molair & Pofter.
in
ring me Another big rise fn cotton. Now is
rfiere ai*flr iheTTuie to buy \ cheap fai in. ’ For salti
by
J. O. Pattcraon,
We have shoe* for every body
Ladies and children's Oxford Ties, San
dals, Men and Boys low cut shoes
| Come to see us, we carry tlio-stock
(i rcenc, R. W. KHey trnd Ed win d tl ytme-
liave been appointed managers to con
duct Said election,
Couhly Supt. Education.
A r>i;isT.
June 1,1003. --
(’ll) -
^"TRlMTKEa NOTICE. « ‘ -
The Connty Board of Education will
meet at Barnwell C. II. Tuesday, July
7th, 1003, to appoint for each School
District in BitriiweilCounty, 3 School
Trustees from rhe qualified electors and
tax pavers reelding w ith ’n tiie District.
A. BUISl’,
., j Uh. Bd. EJ.
line Htl), 10<13.
For further information atal a cata
logue address ' .
Prer. If. B, -Johnwin
Rock Hill, o. C;,* .
-—- • kX..
di vidnallr
the top.
Finn young hulls and heifers for sale.
Write for what wu want.
WIN Til K0P COLLEGE SCIlOLA K-
Sil i P A NI > ENTRANCE EX--
AMINATIONS. t
The oxaminalirtns for the Mrnrd of'
vacant scirohrl^hipsvin Winihyop Col-
*tu-
(leriU will be held at the County Court
House on Friday,'July lOth, at 0 a. in, __ _ _ __
Applicant* must not be less'than tif- A r |'l?TTP |<T | I
teen year* of year*: r- X ^ ^
When scholarships are vacated after
July 10th, they wiil b«»-owardod fo
those making the highest fcverago at
thi* exauihTxtbTTTr— : —~—
The ne5;t session will open about
September Kb IfiLfi*.
Vote need and 1 ntgffit to sell you
.Spectacle*. Musical htstniinent#.Toy#,'
Stationery, Base .Ball Goode, Fishing
Taiklc, &e
Br 1
T ROB ATE COT I Wf N OT .C E.
AH a dtp!
xccntors, guar*
are requlVed n?j
-Your jWives or daughter* need and I
xvnnt to sell Pianos and Organs at fac
tory prices. — — --- -•
, , l>^nniijpu’* DeopfateiHlrystal. Cr
:iinl i'lain Ti**uc ‘Paper, 1’api*r N
jjj kins, Ka*t^r Lards. -* 4- :
Spectacle* Acddratelj)" Fitted, Rc-
repc
ttgrh-Tt*nT
(i. D. r. LANGE,
v , '— • — • *
All .person* failing or neglecting to 1
the
comply with tin# requirement of
law wi<l ho cited-so to do, therehy ad
ding costs to ihoe-tau * iW represent,
John K. duelling.
y . y" . J.P.ii.c.
June 1st PAVE
Bi.aokvii lk, B,
€ vmhimtk, roit Cash -*
TERSPA^d NOTICE.
Any and all persons arc hereby far-
bidden to enter upon the land* nf the
undersigned; in Barnwell Township in
tiie Comity of Barnwell, Fttate nf Soucli
irolina. known as the Zissett Place,
LAND FOR HALE. -&3
DR. 10. P. LEE, Jfl
. Dentist,
IViLLljSTON, - - S. (.
IVill work anywhere In the country
Tftact ok Land wLhln five mllesof
Martin Station on I fife (k A W. C. K. V R..
containing three huiHlred ahii II! tv sev
en acres, dwelling air^wthtiHdltt**. j hv -, l>e< .i g Hmr(5«rrtUn'nr-
thrfw• hol^e farm b^liincc in ? 1 ^PL, *
woodland, with aqdbnty of water.
Terms-Easy, For information apply
to Jamkh !/. BTixi.mr.
I ^ MilltUgeville, Ga.
for the purpose of pasturing -cattle or
other stock* en
rtting or removing wood
or straw, gathering fruit or making
path* or. in any w ay whatever from
-trespilssing upon said premise* under
penalty of nrott»ciitfoD fco tlje f<ill cx-
terit orihr l.vJpffor eaelr and every
olleac'e.
LT. R. McGahan,
1st June 1003.
Molair & Pui t jr,.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
OU AELE3T0N, H. C,
H8th T'eiir Begins Septemhef 25,
Letter, Science, EnglnqiSring. One
SchoUraLtp to each County of South
GaroUna. Entrance examinations held
at Barnaell bf County Superintendent
of Education amkJudge'of Probate on
.TiSTy “ It).—t(miOT ^TO.*”~BSS?a antT
furnished room in Dormitory. $i(Lper
month. All candidates for admission
are permitted to com peter for Boyce
Scholarships, which pay $100 a year.#
For sHttaloguw •address
Harritoo Randolph
. ^ Pre*ld«nt,
7. B. ELLIS. Jr.,
Surveyor end Civil Engineei
Special attention gl ven'to the co'mpo-
tatibn of water-powers, leveling aud
drainage.
A postal card addressed to ~'ie ai. Mar#
tin, B. C., will ryeive prompt Atter*
lion. Wtl-HO, ly
t
NtlTlUR.
A oolxfpleie stock, from tho
cheapest Tiirulshed go. ds
up to tiie finest c<rani>djxloth
preduet# of A merlcau sklii- ~
Vd talent* andLlah#! - , cop- , ,
stnntiv kept, and rWeredal • »
WE LOWEST POSSIBtE PEICES.
1 also offer to t he people of —
Barnwell County a new - ,
* 11 r*t elm#, modern Ilearae, \
with all Uic latest equip-*
Dients ami iniprovcnient^
Prbiujttx personal attention
given to all inquiries and
orders. -j
■y
S. MELLICHAMP
Wi LLISTOM b. O.
.V). w-
£. F; CaHiOttB, ' CucUii^Ui
Wm. Mab.
Calftotnr~A Co,
rr
* ?■:
Life, Accidei)^
ssa
LIGHTNINC?
AND-
< t rtL
Live Stock
INSURANCE,
\ ■;T \ y ' • *
—Lowest Rates Ir-
All Overscm for the year 1003-:\vill
please sendln to* this office .at o'ore
thedr lt*t of lutmla for the By
writing a Postal Ca’rd t" me, you \,ij!
receive'the proper Wan ki.fof .tiie pur
pose. Don’t fail to give your l*o>t Of-
Ihse. -
z O. IV*■ Ifnrker,
Strongest jCompa!h*>
.. CALHOUN & CO.
—OFFICES AT—
•• ’ ’ ■. , ,
HIE BANK OF BARNWeLx.,
R. <5. Roberts, Jr.,
Clerk.
Hu put visor.
NOTICE.'
MONEY TO LEND.
All Township Commissioner* wii
v'\
Rif
I am prepared to negotiate loans on
improved farmsJlir Hvxi jVars, partial
payment*; Inteie*t H ;>er bimj, oji loan*
iDifltjr $1 7j:er cent, on jouns ov^r
P. M. BUCKINGHA M,
, . BARNWELL, H. C„
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
please »eo that their road*, and
bridges under twelve feet w ide. are put
in gopd condiiWu at <mrtt. Home of tiie
Township* have CommuUtioo money
to their credit, and till* must be ex
pended on the road#from which it wx*
paid. Please see that the road lists Hr*
$1,000.
Don’t wilte, come and see me.
J. O. PirtERSON.
Bai uweil, H. C,
t
, K REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The RegDtration pooks will be open
sent in anil tftourwlio tnrvff ptlll -tbe-Hr+ttnlm Court House on the fir*t'Mon4iiy
Commfitition are checked off in my of- [tvarter ifarr IfT e»M) moqth duilng the fine Wot >nvestmenta|ipnw«toi»-
He©, tlint UiU.4ioney can be properly year 1iK)3 for tbe UMrt^actioti of iucli rtefafTa Of l erTeouiig loant i^teioiiy
expended. ] business as U requireii by l *w. tended to. Terms {MSpuabtd. Cot
R. C. Roberts, J*». >
Clerk,
W. Barker,’
buper) isor.
business
required
_ W.’J'. Baxley,
^Chairman.
P. D’L. Blaek. *
BeuictA^y.
Idle msey securely iyves'ed'
- LIfe msuniiNCE.
(Agent for "New York Life.
* EIR£
(Calhoun & Companv)
■* ■ < o ; ■ a
List vour property with me.
Tnsp^ei?
Corrfi*
spondcuce M»ljciud. Address
Ts Ms
Barkwi