The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 02, 1903, Image 3
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La»t month wan the coolest and raln«
lest June on record, —.
IWiurRSCBIPTION.
tdranee, per Ah'uuln ..fl.50
Time.. $2.00
We reeelted-a pleasant call on Thurs-
itr. itf. L Middleton.
lUXJltaDAY. JU1.Y V, TO05.
01 *» rn '"2h
Mdm Xp. 1«, Kmghu of Pythias will
be held at their Ball oh Friday nlirtit
at 7‘{.o'clock. A fun attendance is
^ reonested. By Order of
W, HTJONM, C. C. ,
\Vtt. 1C. It
Tomorrow
, Tha Craqle Sarahhli'h-lmA Allehdafe
itinea will < pTky ( -a match game of
oall at Sidney Pond.
base
day from
Our first cantaloupe was rccelfed oti
Monday, ar.d a delicious treat it wks.
Barnwell will be nunierortsly repre
sented at Fierce’s Chapel on the
Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. C- T . Bailey returned
to Ellonton last week from their bridal
tour Northward.
Miss I.ee Morrall and Mrs. Kate
Black of Edgefield visited MUlettvlIle
Muds last week. 1
Prof. R. A. T)obson will not teach at
WillUtom again, having accepted a
position elsewhere. J N
Mr. M. Cf. VrAll t>f Punharton n’lade
a quarter of an hour specially pleasant
for us on Saturday.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE MT. AR-
NON CHUROU.
On the death of Brother Ward Ver-
Tutrd Walker. „ ^
Whereas, It has pleased God In Ills
NOTICE.
, There will be held a State Farmers’
Institute at Ellenton, S. O. Friday,
‘July tftb, 1903 f .The public are /cor-,
dially Ifivlted to attend a Basket Plc-
Tho Wlnthop entrance ami scholar
ship examination will be held at Barn-
Well on the 10th Inst/
Citizens.
’bank notice.
Prof. j. Furman Barnes of Green
wood was In town last week, a pleas
antly popular visitor.
Mr. Ewart Cummings goes to
Orangeburg X Roads on suuddy for a
week’s rest and quiet, , *
Saturday Vrqxt, Jnl
‘ " at of ‘
Id.ay the Ban
closed on that
4th t being a hol-
arhwell will be
day. Persons 'hA.ying
paper maturing on that date will please
'ahttclpate payment. ^
P. M. Buckingham,
t - - • - Cashier.
Messrs Paul D’L. Black apd J. II.
Duncan .were welcome Tuesday visitors
from the Savannah side;
AUGUST *TH
is the data >f the Mid Summer Basket
Pic Nicaud Dance at the Baldock New
PatV. , Bearden’s Band of Augusta
will furnlRh the mh»bv Both the old
and the young folks of the community
Wilt.leave nothing undone to make the
day one of perfect enjoyment to their
guests, and there are no better enter
tainers In the world than the Baldock
peop-fe.
A BI.ACKVIffLE .BOY.
Mr. Herl>ert (C. Gyles, Wl)o
^4>o you want to sate money? If you
ijo, don’t fall td attend the Great Clear
ing Sale wt S'. Krasnofi’s. .
Miss Mamie llowell of St. George is
the pretty guest of her cousin Mrs, J.
H. Skinner for a couple of weeks.
*The confrkct for carrying the Barn-
well mails* from Ollice to depoja has
been awarded to Mr. L. G. Richardson,
Cadet Edward Patterson, a fine
young fellow, is at home for the Sum
mer troui the Porter School, Cbarles-
ton. ,
We publish today a round dozen neV
advertisements. They have caused us
to postpone keeping a tew last Week
promises.
.Contractor Warren Is making rapid
progress In 'building the extensive
plant of the seaboard Oil Company at
Allendale.
alTwise Providence to permit the death
of our beloved Brother W<STd V. i Walk*
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Therefore, bo It resolved :
1st. That in the death of onr llrothor
Ward V. Witter’OUT/church has sus-
'tHincd another severtf Joss, having been.,
taken so sooh after the death of his fa*
ther, Brother W. A,/ Walker: that we
bow In submission to the Will of our
Flekycnly Father, fee ling''lb at He
dootb all thinks well to thote that love
Him.
2nd. We feci that Brother Ward V.
Walker, though young In years, was a
true soldivr of the cross, although mod
est and unassuming.
Ilrd. Aa a soldier of his country, oply
21 years of age, he was brave and un
flinching, having been
for bravery and merit to a very
honorable and responsible ollice as
Lieu tenant* In the army of his country
where 6Ti M*y 13th, liK»3 he sacrificed
his dear young life, defending the na
tional flag in a foreign land, on the Isle
of Cebu, Philippine islands. ^
4th. That a copy of the above resolu
tions bo sent to the Baptist Courier,
South Carolina Baptist, Tub Barnwbm.
PcorLy and the Sentinel for publica
tion, and that a copy be sent to the
family ot our deceased brother, ex
pressing our deepest sympathy for
them in their sad bereavement, also
that a page in our .Minute Book be
dedicated to his memqry. , * -
By older of the church,
R. W. Sanders,
••T'.' . Mdt,
G. M. Edenfie’.d,
, C. C.
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ANY people nre womleriDg how it is woeontiiuously ha Ye on a«
~ store. No ’MYider at all when you tinderstand that our buyor \
v^winl sale in some ♦lejMutniont of our
is CAperienoed and Rtukhi'»r hispurceases
pikes. And. id
from sbeoialists—silks from silk importers, etc., etc.—we ar^ahle to got the vciy b<
e^mjmnison with the values odered by otlicrs in llaniAvell and heiebbourts, our saios hiTeine of <, »'peoiar*
note, It is movoty a compaTison in qualities and prices.
Evofy day we are making very admirable oilers in oVtleV to place the new goods in our store
for space. '
And yet this .is nothing out of the ordinary in our store^ The goods aye bought from special Mu in every dc*
we arc crow
fded
.yet this .is nothing out of the ordinary in our
with a view to quirk sales, and consequently
. rvt I- . -r i-t v .
only ch)se
margins
ean be juit on. If you will think n minute,
partment
promoted I you Will BCC that this IS tllb COfsCL ^ v
It will |)»y vou to keep your eyes on dtir Special Sale announcements-. " V .
Beginning Thursday, Miry 28th, HHXt, it will astonish you to lind that We are-selling all kinds of goods cheaper
than anv other merchant. , %
Ginghams present and others prices 15 cents, sold by us at 10 cents.
Ginghams, 25 cunts kind, peMing at 20 cents.^
f^^Ourebllections 01 embroideries, insertions and beading^, lawns, &r\, m
On each Wednesday and Thursday you ea
it is a well-established fact that the S'peeia
nin save
al Sales
big nmuev l>v CJ.ning to oui stv>re.
inaUgernted by have i
There is a,good end solid icason fdr this Stale. Como and secure some bargains.
Table damask made to sell at ?1.(K) per yard, our price
Corsets of various makes at greatly reduced prieeK
NOW
for this sale only 70 cents.
sold ('beaper tliah elsewhere. .
ers from everywhere'.
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is vyur chancel
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TOBIR’S ©ILLIIMRY eVH’ORRI©. '
FAIRFAX HAPPEN 1NGS.
Mi*« Annye Moye vialted her
acted as
Solicitor at this cpuMVla to be eongrat-
on the able manner in which he
aentefi^he State. Out of a total
teen caaea tried, thirteen were mm
, one ditcharged, one released on
own recognizance, and one mis
trial, in which the jury stood ten for
tmuder and two tor manslaughter.
This record of cohvictlon has seldom
been equalled ip Oils court. In several
of the cases he was opposed by* several
of the beat-member* of the Atken bar.| re t a li ve s at G atf n oy.
. Judge J^atif- paid him a handsome
compllmchtloi^bU able woik,—Aiken
Journal and
we nave seen a santple Of the flrsi
curing of Gapt* J. E. Hair’s tobacco.
In color, body, silkiness and aroma it
is kit right.
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Creech and little
daughter returned-on Saturday from a
happy and healthful two weeks visit to
AuiVf
Mrs. Ogilvie near Allendale last week.
Our town was visited by a sand storm
Thursday, followed by heavy rain.
Mrs. A* N. Kay still Continues very
11, she has been confined to her bed
for three weeks.
On Sunday at four o’clock at the
residence of Mr and Mrs. J. T Wilson
Miss Lena Chapman was quietly mar
ried to Mr. W. H. Best, now of Sayan-
nair. bat formerly of tin* place.
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Blue Mondayness was banished by
calls from Messrs J. K. Rountree, J. C..
McMillan. E. II. Jenkins, Drs, .J. M.
and J. I;ewts ttmilh.
NOT1C1
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There will he a nieeling'lvfthe quail
fled voters of Mortis School Dhqrict No.
42 at Morris Depot, Friday, JulVNJrd at.
4 o’clock p. in. for the purpose of elect
ing three trustees to serve for the rte\t
two vear*. All the patrons and electors'
late requested to be present. . •
; .. J. W Ha tea, i
Vect. Board.
Super-visor C. J. Gray is going to
work the Hampton County public roads
after the good lash ion of Supervisor O.
W. Barker of Barnwell.
The backwardness of the cotton crop
is shown by the fact that aa fine a
Jarmer as Col. B. It. Lewis did net find
first bloom until 20th June.
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THE NEW C. S. K.
The State Board of Education on Fri
day night elected I'rof. W. H. Jones
County Superintendent-oY Education
Ytrserve the unexplred term of the I*te
Rev. Arthur Bu 1st.
Prof. Jone4Tr-a^yDglol*n hr birth
and a South Carolinian by adoption.
He was graduated from WflUam and
Mary Cot,ege one ot oldest, and her
stltutlons In the South. He has taught'
very successfully- In Virginia, and Car
olina,, and hia fejlow teachers In this
county have shown their high appre-
elation by electing him President of
their Association. It will be his best
ambition to discharge the duties of the
office so faithfully that he will satisfy
thp commands of his own conscience
and measure up to the high expecta
tion* Of all Interested In the great
work committed to lus care.
Unless the weather through the
South gets b *tter quii klv ami perfiTa
nently cotton ought to bring seven
l»ence a imund the coming season.
Misses EditlrTownsend and Jennie
Lou Bates go Nmth today for the Sum
mer. Alter a wcerxat Atlantic City
they will enter the Button Conserva
tory of Music,
I’rof. W. llTfJones will'yeturn the
last of the week from theNsurniuer
School at Hock Hill and take \p hi!
uew duties as County SupenutenM^nt
of Education.
The CumptTOUer General has issued
the iTtspcnsary
c
Camp Rivers Bridge, No. 8;l9, U. C.
V T ., will hold their annual Keunkmaml
i’lc-iilo at the Memorial Grounds on
Saturday, July 11th, 11K>3. The public
cordially iovltbd.
J.W. Jenny,
- . Commander.
F .Breland.
Adjt.
warrants on the dispensary fund in
faw.n of the pul)ii>' schoidsirf Barnw< it
County for fI.(>88.82, and for
for Bamberg.County.
Capf. U. B ILunmet came down from
Columbia on Friday, returning on
Saturday. Ue is very well pleased w llh
the dispensary situation, but Win keep
up an unrelenting-chase of the blind
tiger*; - 7
Thp semi-annual meeting of bhtP'dF
rectors of the Bank of Barnwell was
held on Friday. In keeping with Ibng
record it vvas entirely satisfactory.
The customary 4 per ct nt . semi-an
nual dividend was declared.
ANOTHER HOMICIDE.
On the 2flth uit. Coroner Nevlls held
an Inquest on tho body of HoAan
(plover colored, on Mr. W J. Hlgbtow
ar’s place. The jury found that death
was caused by a guu shot wound In the
hands of Matt Hightower (colored) add
that we believe Simon Is acces
sory. Matt Hightower took a train for
Mr. 11. D. Still shipped to Boston on
the 2i>tli ulf.'tTi'ellf'st car lord of-Car
olina cantaloupes of the 1903 crop.
Time has worked a strange reyenge in
making Blackvllle the dispenser of
good thing* to Bunker Hill.
irta toukuown shortly after the sfidot-
I,n old tlm»*, before the use of fertil
izers, farmers were satisfied if they
could get cotton thinned to a stand by
It was also the general mle
that an August crop was better than
July one. So cotton may come out sur
prisingly yet,
A Barnwell man was overheard say
mg to his good wile, “1 never waste
NOTICE.
Hatnrday. July 4th
1903, 1
g a le
gal ho iday Sunday hours will be ob
served in Pott Ollice. Hours are 7 :30
a m. to 8i30 avia, and from 4 p. in to A
_ And she geiftly replied. ‘‘Somctldies
you do. dear, for £ou pdcasionalty talk
to yburself.”
Then there was silence.
ni.
E. A. 3.
Mlxson,
P. M.
White pond waves.
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The editor either got his eye glasses
bn wrong ol* the type mixed in giving
the day of the Pio Nic at Tinker’s
t reek. It was Saturday instead of
Sunday:
Pi of. J. Furman Barnes, of Grejen-
wnod, as clever and handsome as ever,
visited ftiends here last week.
tyr. Oscar» McCreary of Savannah
vUired talative*. here last week.
Mr. J. W. Pritchard of Denmark was
up Sunday. ■ -
. Messrs Arthur William! and Tom
>cott of Charleston Are visiting rela
tives here.
There will be a Missionary Meeting
Bt the chufeh here on Thursday, July
2d. We expect some visiting pastors
kud noble speaking. Dinner will be
Berved op the ground.
The bdtlook is for not more than half
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^ ' Unlucky Bob.
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Lawns, Dimities; (jQdgKams Wash
^ Goods at reduced prices, at
The Grand Iiodge K.xd at 44s- re
cent meeting surprised l’a>t Grand
Chaucoiltir Charles Carroll Simms bv
presenting to him a very Jiaqdsome
arttl valuable badge in slight recogni
tion of his excellent and intelligent
service to the good order.
New Scholarships -for Men
r Teachers at the -South
•j'. . i - 's
Carolina College.
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Clause from Appropriation Act of Gen
eral Assembly, 1903:
“That one thousand six hundred and^, ■
forty dollars be appropriated to be usw®'
to provide forty-one scholarships in the
Normal Department, one, from each
"iff flirty
CRACK GOES THE WHIP
IN COME THe*T)RDERS
Tlaft^SaA
Pom Dew of Sycamore wa*Jn
town Saturday,
Miss Theresa Llghtaey of Binngon
spent a few days in town last-week
with lier brother Mr. J. F. Ligbtsey
and left on Saturday for Savannah
where 6-be will \
Mr/j.L.Tfgfitaey.
* V ' E. L. Young.
county, "of the value ov furty duHwts.
beaidos the remission of tuition and
matsiculation fees, the beneficiaries to
be selected under regulations to be pre
scribed by the Board of Trustees.”
This means SiO in cash to the student,
besides remission of |40 tuition and of
$18 matriculation term fee. Thus the
achnlarshln student will receive from
the College $3 a muntl for eight months
to assist him in his necessary living
expenses. - ^ , •
RFI I-S THE VERY BEST GRADES OF
FERTIUZERS
AT THE VERY LOWEST COST.
It pays to fertilize your lands wj
- THE VIROINIA-CAROLIN
CHEMICAL COMPANY^
PRODUCTS.
TY SHOWN,
‘For years fate was after me con
flnuously”,writes F. A. Giilledge, Ver-‘
bena. Ala. 1 **i had a terribU*' case of
Piles causing 24 tumors. When all
failed Bucklen’s Arnica Naive cured
me. Equally»good for Burns and all
aches and pains. Only 2. r >c. at Creech's
Phaimacy, C. N. Burckhitler, l>rug
Store. _ _
REGULATIONS BY THE BOARD,
shall
MOLD EVERYWHERE
BRUTALLY TORTUREt).
A case came to light that for. persis
tent ami unmerciful tdrture ha* perhaps |
never been equaled. Joe Golobick ot
Colusa, Calif, writes. "For 15 years I
endured insufferable pain from Rheu
matism and nothing relieved me thop^h
I tried everything known. 1 calue a
cross Elebtrio Bitters aud it’s the great
est thedA'ine oir-earlh for that trouble.
A few .bottles of It completely relieved
and cured me.” Just ar good for Liver
and Kidney troubles and general d*-
iiity,. Only raje. Sutislaction guaiati-
tiSql by Creech’s Pharmacy,', Cr-Xr
Bdrekhalter, Druggist
1. Applicants shall be young men a£
teaet nineteen years of age. The pur
pose of the General Assembly being to
encourage men teachers, preference
will be given to those who furnish sat
isfactory -evidence of having already
taught for at least one session, and
with success; but if from any county
there be no suitable applicants who
-have taught, the scholarship of that
county may...be aB;arded to a young
man wlio only ItRenda to teach;
2. Applications shall be pmde t° the
President of the College, at Columbia
Tha Vlrctnla-Carolina Chomical Co..
CHARUieTON, 8. (X
W^ViTED A TOM
Old iron oUByery description, large
or small t>leceK any old horn out
thing. Gather
brine to me. I wl
oU lbs. up.
JULIAN
everything and
pte any quantity
R.
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HARRISON,
BarnWll, S. C.
Just arrived,—'Something new
straw hats; from 20cts to f3,f>0.
Molair A Porter.
“'Anotlrer-big rise In cotton. Now i,
the time to buy a cbeap farm. For sale
by —— J, O..Patterson.
We have shoes fat-every body.
Ladies and chi .deep's Oxford Ties, San
dals, Men and -Bqys low cut shoes.
Come to see us, we carry the stock.
Molair A Porter.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
A74LVRLKSTONrt4.-C7
118th Year Begins September 25.
Letter, Science, Engineering. One
Scholarship lo eaeft County of Smith
Carolina. Entrance examinations lie.d
at Barnwell by County Superintendent
of Education and Judge of Probate on
July lu. Tuition $10. Board and
•furnlahed'Touin in Dormitory, $10 per
month. All candidates for BdmUsbiQ
aie permitted to compete for Boyce
Scholarships, which pay $100 a year.
For catalogue address
Harrison Randolph,-
President.
before July 1st, wipn prescribed blanks ;
furnished by the President or by County '
Superintendents of Education, upon re*-
quest. These Jplanks shall pro.yide for
information and references as to the
applicant's age, physical condition, gen
eral character and ability, educational i
advantages, financial circumstances,
teaching experience, and purpose in
taking the.special normal course. The
information thtrtf submitted' will be re
garded ps a preliminary examination,
and those who recelve permlts to stand
the later examination wili be credited
with the comblneiT results of these two
examinations. :
3. The later aod formal examination
.shall be upon English Grammar and
Cbmposltion, History and Geography,
Arithmetic and Elementary Algebra,
(Algebra, however,, js not Indispens
able.) The Normal Scholarship Com
mittee of the Faculty shall-prepare the
questions and mark the papers. The
County Board of Education of. each
county is requested, lo conduct this ex
amination at the same time~wITfi the
entrance and other'scholarship exam
inations of tlie South Carolina College
and of Wlnthrop College (which this
year will bt^n Friday, July 10th). The
Wttnty Ikwra will receive the questions
from the President of the College, and
is requested to return the answers to
him, at Columbia, forthwith, by mail
express.
xA standing (Committee on Scholar-
BhipS.,appointed from the Board, In con-
Junctlitq wlih a standing Committee
from the x Faeulty, shall select the schol
arship Rtuhenta for each county upon
the results N^f the examinations re-:
ported by the TCacutty Committee, and
all- the other information submitted.
The proper aunohpcenients shall be
made through the President.
6.'After the first year the 1 Incumbent
may be reappointed, provided that, in
the Judgment of the Faculty, his apt
ness to teach, his progress In study,
and his general character indicate that
he is w suitable person to ftilfM the
purpose of the scholarship as provided
for by the General Assembly.
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A TRUE BILL;
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Yod need and I want to sell. yoi|
SpecTaeles. Musical InstrumeniA Toys,
Stationery, Base Ball Goods, Fishing
Tackle, Ac..
Your wives or daughtwa need, and t
want te so’I Pianos and Of gabs at fac
tory prices.
Deimlsftir* DcenraUvl Cry ft«t,Hrrpo
and r lain Tissue Patter, I’aper Nap
kins, Faster Chills.
i • ' »" • 1 *» L' •
S|yetaele* Accurately Fitted, Re
pairing instruments a Specialty.
Umbrellas Recovered and Repaired'.
O. D C. LANG R.
Til
iiiiiim (DriiT
BLACBVItt
i- . . , ; ,
Campioatk
iu.k, S. cX
lTKTOBCaBHL
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“The Largest '
Manufacturer of
x Fertilizers on EartlV*
Forty odd
Manufacturing plants
Wholesale purchasers
Largest -importers
Concentration of
M ana g e men t
Dr. J. H.E. MILHOUd
Surgeon DfeNtiBiv
BLACKVILLK, - - - - ^ "
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4.
M.4
* T i , j ’’ '•.y m 1
Will he at Mr office in Barnwell every Sale
day and Tuesday and Wednesday tnliowiafi '
Will tie at his Home iiflfhv* in HUickvilleef—
efjrFrktay ami baturdSf, a ml vrtil make »•
poiiitments to imu t paUeuMT at any of OM
cownty towns or cal) at their resliiencea.
I am a fi»H cruduatc of Philadelphia Dental
College; hare had seventeen years active praas
tlcal expcrionce,' and can plcauc you In quaUty
of work ami prlcea, v~.
COFFINS & CASKETS;
3t ALFRED A. PATTERSON,
DENTIST.
\ ui. 1 ' sD \ m: S C.,
CK.
or will
|>raotlce
WIN IHKOP coLlk<;k SCIIOLAR-
—MILU!.. ANl» ENTRANCE XX-
- A MIN AT IONS.
The examinations for the award of
vaowftt snbularahipa ifi Wihthrop Col-
Iqge and for the admission of new stu-
KLECTION SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
In pursuance of an Act of die Gener
al Assembly, Notieq is hereby given
that an election w ill he held by the
qualified electors of Barnwell Graded
School District at t4te Court House in
Bamwell on Tuesday, the 7tli day of
July. 1903, for eight trustee* for w said
School District, to serve for the tcriuol
two years. Polls open at 7 o'clock . n.
m and close at 4 o’clock t>. tu G. M.
Greene* It. W. Riley and Edward llvrne
have been appointed managers to con
duct said election. .
. . A. BlUllr,
County SopL Education.
June 1, I9(ur.
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y ., i:.. . • * J. iL-—U- -1——-—sh-
A compleie stock, from tli«
cheapest varnished goods
up to the finest draped cloth
Mt-
producU of Ampi lean skill
etl talent and labor, con
stant! v kept, and offered at - -*
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE . PKICES:
J also offer ti< llie people of
Barnwell County a now,
first class, modern llearsq,
with all Urn latest pqu+p-
pieiiU and linprovemeiita.
I’rotnpL personal attentjon
« v
given, to
- orders.
s.
all inquiries atu
mellichamp
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
’ COUNTY OF BARNWELL.
By J
The Barnwell Graded School trustees
last week elected Prof. G. Marshall
Moore of Anderson Principal, Misses
Columbia Bellinger and Daisy O’Neale
assistants, and M iss Jennie Lou Bates
as Instructress In Music Other vacan
cies were tilled on Monday night by
the election of Prof. Earl E. Stacy of
Virginia,a graduate of William and
Mary College as First Assistant, and of
Miss Emma Cochran White of Abbe
vllle as Second Assistant: Mis* White
U a Converse graduate, and has taught
very abceptahly in the Abbeville
schools, and tilso in Charleston.
A teacher of vocal music will bo
elected later.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
.Units will he held at the County Court
House on PrtdKy, July 10th, at 9 a. m.
Applicants must not be less than fif
teen year* of years.
When scholarships are vacated after
rtilyUUh, they will be awarded to
those making the highest average at
tills examination.
The next session will open about
September 1(1, 1903. , v
For further information and a cata
logue address ,
Prer, I). B. Johnson, :
Rock Hill, S. C.
- TRUSTEES. NO l'ICE.
The Count v Board of Education-will
meet at. Barnwell C. 11. Tuesday, July
7th, IfHJJ. to appoint, for each School'
-DUU-ici-in Uainwell Connly, 3 'Sch<K>l
I'ruatees from iho qitAlifUd elector* and
tax payers residing withn the District.
rrA. B.UIST,
^ Cb.Bd.Kd.
J uhe" Tit h, 1903. !
WI LLI ATOM
u. F. Caibonn, P. M. BtckiD^ai
\l’in. McSab.
Calhoun & Cu,
1.
P ROB ATE COURT NOTICE.
-OF
Attend the Big dealing Sale at S,
Krasbott’*.
Molair & PorteH4.
— ■ ,Tr.
r Up tp datqclothing—TWO piece flan-*
Eel ahiu, serge suits and coats at
Molair d Porter’s.
tfehaye the largest and prettiest
Stock uf negligfe Shirts we have ever
ihowh, 25, 10; 75 A »1,00.
Molair A Porter.
irat
ulto time lias come. We have
ver^ things you need—nets and
.”«i. ioklr.:
▲Hen
J, Oat(rf6r Silo: Applt to J;
Tobin. ...
▲ txiarr|ed (Dan should never talk in
kit aleep aakiaa be la sure of what he U
A legal friend who took holidav In
the Savannah River country one day
last week c.iuie hpme greatly per
plexed as to whether he enjoyed » typi
cal dinner of ’cued | mtttton, .pig and
other g iod things top tiuniet ous to meu-
lion mojrja,than he‘did the sight of a
seventjM*e pere field of Texas beating
cotton on Capt. J. C. Grlttln’s place
He retnarfted that the cotton was as
high as the dlnfiet' table, as level as the
scale* of justice and as sure .pay as
well endorsed note secured by gilt
edged collateral and first mortgage of
unencumbered real estate.
He concludes and decrees however
that there Is no need for an agricultural
' igeorhook farming or newspaper
advice in a pommunlty where such past
masters as Seabrook Dunbar, Jesse
GrUBn and their netgbbprs know more
and practice It tnan all tne Clemson
scientists.
THE BANK OF BAFiNWELL.
At
1993.
Barnwell, So. Ca.
(•lose of Business, 30th
June,
ASSETS.
Banking ITouso.......
Real Estate
Loads ami THscorints.
;$ 5.800.00
•305.00
.106,379.98
Cash iti yjinlt anil other Banks 24,A4».2
♦ 197,030.23
LIABILITIES.
K. Snelllng, Esq , Judge of Pro
bate In Barnwell County.
Whereas C. F. # Peek man and J. A.
Porter applv for Letters of Adminia-
rrAtlon on the estate of Mis. G. A.
Nurnberger, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cl^c and ad
monish all and singular the kindred
•*ml creditors of the said deceased, to
| tie and appear before' tne at a .Court of
Probate for the said county to be hold-
en at Barnwell C. II. on Wednesday, the
8th day of July, A. I>. ISHK), at II o’clo«*k
it. m. to show.cause, if any, why the
said • administration should not be
granted. ."™‘
GlvenTjinder my hand ami seal of the
OouftdJtis^PJth day of ..liu,e. .A. I).
,4903, and in the one bundred and twen
ty-seventh year of iRe Soycreigqty and
1 ndejendence of the United, States of
America. ; ' .1 — : —i
Puhlislied in Tut Bakxwkll Pkocee
Junc25ib, 1903
1 JOHN K.SNELLIXG,
J. P. B. Ci
“AIT admlnlnrators ekecutor*. guar
dians, commutes Ac are required by
Jascitp file their annual returns in thi*
0IH1* before the first (fay bT JitTy Tn
each year.
All persons falling or peglectipg to
comply with this requirertient qf tbe
TaW will'be cited so'to do. thereby itf-
ding costs to the estates they represeut,
John K. Snelliiig,
• 0 - J.P. B. C.
June Tit 1903.
land for sale.
Tract oe-4;At«!> w+pW»=&ve miles of
MaHin station on theC. A \V. C. R. R.
containing three hundred and fifty sev
en aeres, dwelling and outbuildings,
three horse fkrm o|ten, the balance in
woodland, with a. plenty of water.
, Terms Easy. ' For information apply
to J.y.MI'S L. SIBLEY,
illiledgevillc, Ga.
A - 1
s NDALEDAIUY,
f ■ . . ‘ -V
B.VRMVKLL, s.c»
r-4 5 »'49
— > ( _ _
“Y’exe' l). Tormentor .»o.
from greatest DairyTamily of Jersey*
in the world” sTDS Judge Bfa diury.
the fanuius Jersey bu-eder of Pomeroy.
OhUi. i tii-an i UialjtaJiii«f...>i>c rii 11 e 1 r J
of hl« family, llihdaih!* oitlclal dm*-
ter test is 23 lbs. 4 oz. in 7 day*. I Ft*
grand dam 23 Hr*.-5 ox , has 14 sisters
giving as high a* 22 lbs. in 7 days. In
dividually, and In breeding, he is at
the top. - , ,
Fine young hulls and heifers for sale.
Write for wmit vouwant. -
FIFE,
Life, Accident,
LIGHTNING*
■AND-
DR. JSO. P. LEE, JR
Livestock
INSURANCE,
Dentist,
TttLowcstRatcs IF*-
s. t.
WILLISTON, - -
Will work any wherd in the country
by special appointment.
!^
Capital paid In......
Surplus Fund.; .V
Utidivlded Profits
Sethi-Annual Dividend No.
30 payable 1st July, 1903.
Personal Deposits.,.
Certificates of Deposit......
Biils l*I(yAlHe.....
Due to Banks-.
60,000.00
12,000.00
14,077,50
NOTICE TO DEB FOKS-AND
CREDITORS’.
2,400.00
68,817.29
7,500.00
40.000.00
1,936.38
The early worm feeds the Hrdi;
E. A O. E. $197,0;)0.23
Before mo B® rs °oaBy appeared-R. M-.
Buckingliam, Cashier, and made oatt)!
that the foregoing statement D correct
and true to the best of his knowledge
and belief. P. M. BUCKINGHAM,'
r : Cwtrier.:
Sworn to and subscribed before
AH persons indebted to4he estate of
piired
iider*
rlaimk
against said estate will present them to
me pioperly attested.
Mamie E. Matthews.
“i, Admluistratrix.
June 22d,i903.
NOTlOEOF FIN AL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that on Mon-
be twenty -ttvcirtitdwy of Ju4y 1903
thl* 90th day of June, A, D. 1903.
WrtfrK^Nab.tltr^
Attest: . Notary Pdblic, So. Ca:
BUTLER HAGOOD;
C. F. CALHOUN.
ROBT. ALDRICH.
1>
.flitel ac-
tRe estate ef
deceased, w i th the
Judge,of.Probate for,Barnwell County,
and apply for Letter* Dlsmissory.
Uennett Stringfeilow
unilarsigued wtU. til® We
listrator of tn
M*Th»wi4tr.ln gfefroW,
f. B. ELUSi fa
■ 'q ,
Surveyor and Cm! Engineei
, Special attention given to the tffhirpo.
tation of waMr-powarv IfiVeTrhg an!
drainage. ,
A posul card addressed to 'oe at.Mar*
n 5. Cl, wiil r* elve Jiroi.ipt alter-
. octl-80, ly ..
All-Overseers for the year 1903 will
please send in to this otlivie at once
tl[clr list of hands for the ycat. By
writing a Postil Card to me, you wlU
receive the projier blanks for thiJ pur-
pose. Don’t fail to gi ve your Post Of
tlee. i - ' • ■
b. W Baiker,
‘BupenUor.,
RfV. Roberts, Jr.,
tin, 3.
tlon.
NbricE;
All Township CoramDsioner* will
please see that their rpadA. and all
bridges under twelve feet wide, are put
In gqod condltleihatonce. Some of the
Townships have Commutation money
to their oredit, amPthl* niust be ex
pended wn the roads from which It was
ymidr Pleas*, see tbaV4bar»»itcI Hat* am
Mat in. »fi<l paj.d
-tv.-, - * off In 1
Aduiinistor.
Irectof*, _
mo 20th, 1903:
> ^ a ^ ^ tbflr
FommuUtlon Hre'chected offln my of
fice, adth*rthi8-n»«ney «anh«^*»p*rly
expended:
0. W. Barker.
Superyltor.
R. C. Roberts, J r -, .
_ Clerk,
Strongest CoMPAHtr
CALHOUN & GO,
J,
NOTlCF/.
P. M. BUCKINGHAM,
Clerk..
M()NET"TO T,T?N I).
I am prepared to negotiate loans on
improved farms for five years, partial
payments; int#iej«t H per cent ofi loans
under ♦1,000 ; 7 per eeqU-pn loans over
♦ 1,0(X). Don't Wiiite.-eome and |^e me.
J. 0. Patik«»Ax,
' i BarhwjelhH; C-
REGISTRATION NOTICE:
-The. Reglai ratlmx Rouk* w ill be. iiraui
tn the Court House on the first Monday
{•alp day) tfi each hionlh duting the
year liK)3 for the (ransaetiou of such
business at is required by >aw. •
\V. J. Baxley,
rchainuaii
P.D’L.BUfk, - J'
becreury.
-OFFICES AT—r
THE BANK OF BARNWtU
SARNWKI.l,, a. c.;
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
IDLE, MOM SECl'RELI ISfESED:
LIFE INSURANCE.
;tAgfent for Nevv York Life;
' FIRE INSURANCE. %
„ , t .-—t- ^. * ,*-7v*qSp?i
(Calhoun & Companvf
Ltst your property with me. In*
fine lot of investment appUcatlOR
details of pm feeling
tended to. Tena*
spoudcnce soHcited.’ A
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