The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 16, 1903, Image 3
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The regular meeting Af Barn web
lodge No. 10, K.nirfhft of TSYlilae
be held at tiietr Datl u(t FrldaV night
at Tbi o'etfek* A fntt .altendktide Ik
requi red. By Order Of
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COUNTY SUSMtKH SCtiOOL.
r s < l’>re Samnier School fofr i^ifte toacfl-
'er* of flarnWfl CoUnty will be Veld fn
‘the Graded School Building ‘at Barn-
• Veil, commencing Monday, July 20tb,
’and aiiilllnnlnf four wa ke.
, - The faculty wlll cdnslkt of Prof. W\
II. Hand of ChAter and Mlek Sftrfo
WllllamkOf ’Greenville. All teifcher*
In the cdnr.ty are expected to attend.
Arrangemenu hkYe been made for ke- L
'cubing board at Vekkonabfe ratefk.
Young candidates.
r. Nine v^ry bright ydnng ladle*. Mis*-
Va Aide Berry, Ueila CeVrtna WnllceV,
May me Nixon, Mary K. Hewlett, Har-
' Viet Marla Bronton. Carey Smith Loud.
'Klauche Baxley, Marla Boyleton and.
Tlarrle Youngblood, atood the codipetl
Vive examination on Friday for the
WInthrOp vaeartt acholarahlps The,pa
tter* were forwarded to the College to
be paased hpo'n. The award* will be
wnuouneed later.
For the Sooth Carolina College SchoN
: arahip G. Duhcan Bellinger Jr. Vas
“the only candidate.
% O.O. F.
A Lodge ofthe Independent Order of ^
Odd Fellow* wa* organised lit Barn-
Veil laat week with the following offl- ]
•cera: - ; . .
U. F. Calhoun—1*. G,
O. D. A. Ander*on-^N. G.
\V. H. Jones-.R. S. N.G.
:M. B. Hagood—L. S. N. G.
W. W, Moore—V. G.
C. A. Bc^t—R. S. V. G.
To he appointed—1>. S. M. G.
P. W. Price—W.
W. J. Lemon—O. C.
A. Lemon--Secty.
lutler Hagood—Treat.
|Mi. C. Kirkland, M. D.—R. S. S.
W. C. Jennings—L. S. 8; S.' '
H. F. Patrick—O G.
C. C. Owens—I. G.
Chaplain to be appointed-
t)o you want to save money? If yon
do, don’t fail to attend the Great Clear- |
Ing Male at S. KrasnolP*.
| Indisposition.
the elWhdk edhrttiW ©Ver lM^.
^ta Sorely hot entmgh foV ua, drltny-
My. _ - .
>r«T. W. If. March ant Vkk In Vown
on Friday; ^
teT. AffVed 1. #l?tterann was fa toArn
hat week.
Prom Presiding Jadrffe td CVleV thlkl*
a model court. ^
The VkteVfne'inn groweV tastes sVeet
prosperity now.
The chiton factors expect good prices
foV this coming crop.
M
ono Of the 014 tfu»» pioawrew ta
ko often VIIhttrated the farttoui
lilftf of the savannah Valle'
sky WlH be Veiled by the smoke tVA
will rise fndh the pfts where oVer oaken
ooaU the caVcassek of herds of heevek
And flocks of sheep and droves of plgk
Am being bkrbecue'd abd Adding that
hrOhik to the odor of (he magnolia and
.L,..y
magno
lie aoi
the swkmp.
hay blOOmk brought by the koutb wlndk]
heart oril
Good peoate are too piei
town to be particularUed thft
lentlfal up
week.
particularUed
Dr. ^R. W. Sanders bss accepted the
pasto’rate of I^>ag Branch church.
There will be no Summer term of the
Geheral Sessions at Bamberg this yean.
IV. A. Holman Es^. has been this
Week a welcome Visitor to his old home.
from the ... . , ,
1 And there will be gathered from for]
and near peOpta without number, gray
Veterans and staid matrons, yoOng men
‘ And maldonk In the ffekb strength and
bsaoty of the spring time of life, and
little folks, a great multitude.
And all will be happy. And JpHy .And
strenuous to make every body else
happy and iblly^and they will succeed,
and the gVeat regret of all will be the
mournful fact that there will be no
Joshua thera to keep the kun In the aky
until the day khOuld be as long aa
within the Arctics.
And there will bo an InflnUply
iHjmyrouac-idde when' the scientists of
Aift' Wtobfe WC to# it \fl #i crt'iitiliioii^y lmv6 oh^ kpCvmi Ih soWio .Tcpartmcnt
htore-. #<WWer ht hll when YDh ufulciAtuiul tlWit out toy or is enperteVicctl uhd frfnkViV^ hm puh
ftTe crowded
returned on
visit to At-
Hon. J. O. Patterson
Tuesday from k few days
lanta.
• 1 * ‘ i , / T' ^ /
Clever Charlie Brown tent Us an
armful of delightful cantaloupes on
Friday.
Cspt: and Mrs. D. M, Johnston visited
Mr. J. L. Johnston and family at Rock
11111 last week.
George H Bates l!*q. went to Tread-
away on Saturday for a couple of day.
with old time friends.
The County Summer School.will be
gin on next Monday in the Barnwell
Graded School BuiIdl
Ald-
sum-
ftdWi Mtti iVnbortpTB, etc., efc.-wc bVc nldc to get the Wry Mwt pfi
"jstL 1 ' • 1 #itll tto VUHitii ottered by nthert ih Barnwell ahd litreaboutB, mtr Baltn bttotne of‘i^i
ttOte. it is mTirtiy t thHlptriiOtl ill Arid ptfceB.
^ Every day Wtfe are hhtkihg Wry itaniirsble o’flers in oVaer tD place tnc beWjgooaa ih onT Atore—wt
And Vet thik hCthib^ bhl oiT IhT DVdiVrfiVy \h bur store. The goods are bought from s’peeinrista in every del
pnrtmeut with k Vi<w tO ftrtck salt*, and bohlCqUehtly only close margins can be put oir. if you will think a minute,
you will iUU that IhtB U the bM#.
It Wili pUy VoU to keett Vbtor bVai oh ohr Special Sale announcement*. 7 / r
Beirinmhlr Thursday, May 28th, 1903, it will astonish Votl to find that we arc selling nil kinds of goods cheaper
Clemson College b ,, ing coal* p» N^w-1 v . ~ v* . ^ °
ckiiTtrind undertake to teach farming than any other mcrcnant. > 4 # A • • ; '"C j. .
to the Buahes. Dunbar,*. Bailey*. | OinghaiUs presbht Ahd others juices 15 cents, sold by 118 at 10 cents.
Ginghams, 25 bent* kind, Belling at 20 cento, " , « ,
[]£if a Our cOltefctioni 0 i embroideries, insertions aha beddings, lawns, &0., Arc sold chofl(ier thfln elsewhere.
On each Wednesday and Thursday you can save big moiiey by coming to our storth ,
It is a well Established Ihct that the Special Sales inaugerated by us v have attracted buyers from everywhere;
There is a good ahd solid icason for this States Come and secure some bargains, NOW is your chancel
Table damask made to sell at $1.00 per yflrd, Onr prfce for this shie DnCy 79 cents.
Corsets Of Various makes at greatly reduced prices*
• Millem,
Brublums,
(Jan
Tur-|
hat bean
n within
tut.
THK GKXERAL>ESS10NS. .<
Sfataen grand *nd twanty une petit
jumra answered roll call. Several of
the Utter were excused, and to ttti
vacancUa Ihefe were .jilraw n : T.« O.
DavU, J B. Miles, B. Knupr. Charlie
-Grtibit*, D. Still." - —f~
TRUK BILLS —
Were fonn*l hv the Grand Jury
agiiiimt the followings
Anh jr llollatKl: Murder.
Wm. H. Durtcan and VVni. F. Holme*,
Aaaiiult and battery of high and aggra
vated nature.
F. Toy Sandera: Murder.
Hatt IIIgbtower: Murder, tried and
- acquitted.
Thom a* Mu.na. Montle Muns, Cheater
Wall, C. W Muna: Larceny.
John Henry Sander* and'Danlel
Grant; Car breaking and larceny.
Lee Bryant: Aasault and battery of
a high and aggravated nature and
throwing Into a train : pleaded guilty,
Aentenced to pay a line of f.'it).
Alfred Stoke*: Breach of trust with
fraudulent intent, Not Guilty.
The above were all tbe Kills for thl*
term, and the Grand Jury by Its prompt-
ne«* acted on all on Mon lay, and tin-
Ished exaininatona on Tuesday. No
presentment will.he made this term, a
crop condition* called them home. ~ -
. Sam Betijatnln wa* found gu'lty of
Breach of trust and gfand larceny with
recommendation to the mercy of the
cotirt, and sentenced to 9 month* at
hard labor'.
T l I > A Y ’S T K l AI .S."
W. II. Duncan wa* foiind guilty of
simple assault and fined |25. W. F.
iiolmet wax acquitted.
v The State failed to make a caae
against William !«owrey charged with
burning a gin house, and by Instruc
tion of the Judge a verdict of not guilty
was rendered.
CASKS SET FOR TK ▲ ,
State vs McKerley, Wednceuay,
State vs Sanders, Friday.
SHOWN.
-r „
•‘For years fate was after me con--
tlnunusly” write* F. A. Gulledge, Ver
bena. Ala. “I had a. terrible case of
Pilea causing 24 tumors. When all
failed Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured
me. Equally good for Burns and all
aches and pain*. Only 25c. at Creech’s
Pharmacy, „ C. N. Burckhalter, Drug
Store.
WANTED.
50 to 76 operatives to work in Black-
vtHe KtrtrtTng Mills. - —
Apply, to T~ ■*T
•• G. \V. GVeeh Jr.,
Willistep, a. C.
Ihig.
On next Tuesday Col. Robert
rich and family will go to their
mer home at Saluda, N C."
Miss Fanny Johnston of Elko has
been elected an assistant teacher (or
the Bethune Graded School.
Judge 1 Watts and Stenographer
Byrnes came in on Sunday.' They are
stopping at the Molalr House.
Ku»t and West India storms are the
next dangers to the cotton crop. If
they come it will indeed be a good bye
case.
Capt. J. O. Sanders was in town on
Thursday, and reported Gen. Green as
about cuuqaered In George’s Creek
township. _
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
W. L. Whitaker died on Saturday, aged
about 13 month*, apd was buried sat j
Orangeburg.
Young Herbert Sanders D recovering
nicely from the wound received on the
4th Inst., and young Moure has been,
releaaed on bfill. --
Barn w'ell’s only objection to a short!
tern^of court i» that Judge Watts and
Stenographer^Byflies will not be here
as long as we would like them to stay.
The Katydids gave their first concert
on the nigin of thq. &th inst., and ac
cording to the otd sign fr o,< t will be
duo—not dew --In 90 days, September
8 th.
Farmers are about agreed that unless
there ahall be quick mid continuing
out come in cotton the yield in the
Xortneru half of this county will not
be more ibunbslf a crop.
Rev. J. D lioore has accepted the
call to the pasiorate.df'the Barnwell
Baptist, nhuroh lor the nextjmar, and
Tnk Peopuc Is as glad'to putffhlh as
tbe people to read the good new*.
■»
Master Bryan McDonald of Aihleigh
was in to see ns on Mondsy. He Is 8
years old, every bit as good looking as
W. J.,, and propose* altfr- growing
more to come In and learn the prioting
business^ ’
Mr. B,’^. Easterling, looking ex
tremely *ve!l, was fir town Friday.en
mute from his Florida fields to hi*
melon and can talon p«-eroj>* In Marl
boro, which are now ready to spread
sweetness through i)ic Nor lire
Qn next Thursday, 28d Inst. Khr-
hardt will be enlivened hy a Pie at*
and Base Ball Game, tojhe followed in
the evening by a Ball in Copeland’s
Hall, We acknowledge an invitation
to he among the merry makers.
Our good friend Mr; 15.'~N. Still
brought us on Tuesday a generousoon
tribution from his fine garoen, bat
more than that we appreciated the visit
of bis little twin daughters. Misses
He*«le. and Edna, who are just as pret
ty as pictures, a* bright as new gol<
dollars and as lady like as the Presi
dent’* daughters.
MARRIED, at the home of Mr. and
Mr*. F. II. Hickson, their daughter.
MlsaXIarrieta Mj:—El bridge Toole of
Hawthorn, Aiken County, July 2nd.
A large number of relative4,and friem
I gathered to see them united as tbe- gun
sunk Into his Western home. Rev. S
R Bass said the words that made them
one. May they have the pleasures aud
[ joys of a long and happy life.
A protracted meeting will begin on
Monday,July 20th, a^JWhlte Pond.
I The pastor, Rev. S. R. lias*, will be -as
sisted by Rev. Geo' P. White’'TTiis
meeting will contlhue until the follow
ing Sunday, July 2(1th, when Rev. S.
R. Baa* will begin a week’s meeting a^
| Sal ley Baptist Church At 8 ::tn p. m.'
ilrmount will hold a meeting of
(lays beginning with tt)e first Supday
in August. It Is expected that the
pastor will do alFthe preaching.
Dicknes, McKIh mi;
non*. Youngbloods,
nera, Croslands.
As a practical joke there
nothing so splendid to hapm
memory of tne oldest inhabit
‘ I-
A Rl UK INKED O A K. f! 7 .
On Friday Col. Frank H. Creech
kindly deadheaded us or. a buggy ex
cursion to and -through hi* water melon
and cotton "patches” beyond the Salt-
kehatchie. The road to the river was
all that heart or hofae-c^utd wish hut
the Sweetwater sands Were apparently
bottomless and boundless. Yet, six
months 6f travel and tribnlktlon there
have not upset the Colonel’s evenness
[ of disposition or impaired hU church
standing. 1 ' .
Tbe watermelon “patch” cover*456
Just arrived—Soswethlwg new
straw hats; from 29ct* to 12 00.
Moltlr 4 Porter.
"WM
%¥>■
.less, xsexicnus irom i/uiiusnuon i K -_ - r_ rm (.'nr ■■
the North to the Coast Line on the U,ne 40 * cb **/’ {j'f*
nh, and from the Hill country In oy * ' * ’
fuT) slxe acres, perhaps more, certaipfy
not less. It extends from Duncannon
on
South
the West until stopped bv a fish pond
of great expanse on the East.
Every row la over an acre In area,
and one round of gathering, two rows,
would make a 27,000 pound car load
Four varieties are planted. Rattle
Snakes for Southern palates, Edens for
the Middle States. Kolb Gems for New
England and Triumphs for Rhode
Island. He has made no special prep
aration for Western trade, as ‘ttae
people of those parts are accustomed to
eating Georgia gourds.
* There was not a withered or diseased
vine in all the plantation and the mel
ons were strong along the rows like
inted stepping stone*, each growing
level bdtt. Expert* put the *v«ra,
by shipping time at 25 pounds. On one
vine wc noted four rattle snakes that
could be covered by a peck measure.
Bhipmonts will begin this week and
Continue until the North cries Enough.
As an aftermath a crop of peavlne
hav of mountainous dimensions will he
gathered. Being no eptton(ut-<v*e will
-ay of hi* cotton onij^lhis, that ft* wa*
far better than we expected to see, and
as pretty a temptation as we ever looked
tipott. • -
W« paid a brief visit to Snelling, the
baby town of the county, and a very
good and quiet baby, and had a br’.et,
pleasant chat with Its founder, Capt.
Jere SneHing.-j
_ . A-
WHITE POND LETTER.
Another big rise In cotton.
Now ta
For sale
We have shoes for every Body.
Ladle* andchildrsn’s Oxford Ties, Ban-
dais. Men and Boys low cot shoes.
Come to see us, we oerry the stock.
Molalr A Porter.
LAND FOR BALE.
Tract or I.akd wldiln (Ire miles of
i’Martin Station on tkeC. 4 W. C. R R.
containing three hundred and fifty sev-.
i seres, dwelling and outbuilding*,
three hors# farm open, the balance In
woodland, with a plenty of water.
Terms Easy For Information apply
to /, Jamks L. mblky,
Milledgeville, Ga. ,
Oats For
Tobin,
Sale. Apply to J. Allen
DISCHARGE*
T. B. ELL/S. Jr*
NOTICE OF FINAL
d!:; STJ™, w 11 ^; I Sum/or and CM! Engineai
undersigned will file hi* Anal account | gp#eU] AtteDth>i , cl? . nto tll . oompw
utloo of water-powers, leveling sad
drainage.
tin, S. C., will remlve prompt after-
lion. octl-80, ly
final account
as Ouardian of J. Lewis Smith, with
the Judge of Probate for Barnwell
County, and apply for Letters Dlsmls-
sory.
John M. Smith,
Otnrfltan.
DR. ALFRED A. PATTERSON,
DENTIST,
iV^LKNDALR, S. C.,
Visit* yonr home by request, oT Will
m*ke engagements to practice
'gWXT HIS OFFICE.Jsf
•
GLENDALE DAIRY*
B UM WELL, B. C.
A TRUE BILL*
Yon need and . I want to Mil yoi
Spectacles, Musical Instruments, Toys;
Stationery, Base Ball Goode, Fishing
Taokrc, A«. v -'
Your w I veil dt’ daughter* need and I
want t* sell Piahos and Organ* at fac
tory prices'.
?**a
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.yT
nr*
YoTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice I* hereby given that on Mon-
dav. third dav of August 19U3 the un
dersigned will file his Anal account as
Administrator of the estate of p, P.
Sprawls, deceased, with the Judge of
Probate for Barnwell County, and ap
ply for Letters Dlsmissory.
L. M Sprewla.
Administrator
| June 99th, 1903. ^
-Crops have Improved wonderfully in
the last two week* and the prospect Is
bright for full cribs, cotton is yet a
long way behind time ,
Mrs* A. K. Burcktiaitet\ Mis* Maud
and Master Charlie hayej'etiirned home
after visiting relative* at BaynwelL,
Mn O. F- McMillan U spending some
time with relative* in Batqjterg county
Miss May Folk is -spending some
time with relative* at Khrhardt.
MU* Lessie Black is visiting friends
at Trenton.
Miss Ada Black Is spending some
time with Conyers friends.
Cantalonpe'MTarmers > are busy ship
ping their delicious prodnee. >
Wedding bell* will goon be ringing
their merry chimes not far from our
little town. &
Is very busy—having about
exhau.tcd lit* quiver of arrows.
Unlucky Boh.
MULTIPLIF,D MISFOKTUNE8.
The old saving, of Tnpjter, we be-
that sorrows or misfortunes nev
er come singly, ha* been sadly illus
trated in the case of our good friend
and citizen Mr. J. P. Harley of Red
Oak. Last year fire destroyed his
home with all its content*, furniture
and cloThlng. Death next took from
the devoted husband and toying little
mes the good wife and mother. This
year he has TGit rram staggers 'and
some malady not understood ,four
horses and mules and *11 his bogs.
He bear* his losses bravely, but we
arfe sure that the good ..people of the
county will take part of the bntdon on
themselves, and with substantial aid as
well as kindly words show that the
brother lov* lives tn their hearts and
flowers In their lives-
^ Fr,end *
brutally, tortured.
State of South Carolina, )
County of Barnwell. V
Court of Common Pies*.
- Summon* For Klief,
[Complaint Served.]
L. M. Mims Plaintiff,
against
Augustns. Saxson, Gann* Raxson,
- Bryant Saxson, Chester SaxsoM, An-
nisaa Peeples. Nela Blassengale. Silla
May, Louisa Montague, Lett!*
Thomas, R(«antia Mars, Quincy
Odom, Gertrude Odom, Cleveland
Odom, Ralph Odom, Weldon Odom,
Daisy Odom^j McKinley Odom and
Aiken Peeples', in# Executor of tbe
Last Will and Testament of Buocun
Saxson, deceased,'DefendiurU. .
To the Defendants above named:
You are hereby anmntoned end re
quired to answer the Complaint In this
action, of which a copy la herewith
■served upon you* and to Mrve a copy of
your answer td laid Complaint on the
subscribers at their office in Barnwell,
8. C., within twenty daya after the aor-
vice hereof, exclusive of the day of
such service; and *f you fall to answer
the Complaint within the time afore
said, the plaintiff in this action wll’ ap
ply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the Complaint.
Dated 13th JdtW A. D. 1903
W.jGHmdfh Rimma. 0. C. P.
Bates 4 Simms,
:—risliitHTe imnuTri
To the Defendants Gann* Saxson,
Bryant Saxaon, Cheater Saxson and
Quincy Odom. j
You will take nolle* that the Com
plaint In the above ehtUled action, to
gether with the Summona. la now on
file In the offloe of the Clerk of the
8.)
WANTED.
Buyers for sewITlg-machlne needles,
needles lor 5 cents, all other! 8
ts. Other machine suppllel^
Julian R. Harrison,
Jeweler.
Ram well, 8. C-,
The Baldock IJarmeVaJClub will MVe
their annual Basket PhYlc, Barbecud
hnd Dahce at Baldock, JulyflO lust.
The public are cohlially In vltMjto at
tend, . ‘ , r
*. L. ElIIa,
President
reAclled for
Ladd
An agre^thent has been
tbe kale of Pierce's Chapel in Rich I.
Township. Owing to the deaths and |
removals, of Methodist families from
that community It has not been used as
a place of Wor-fi’j) for several year* It
will be bought hy irteittbeh* of the Bap
tist denomination and will continue Irt
the go>d work of helping lives and
saving soul*. In the high character
and ample means of its membership it
will he ode OT the best Baptist country
churchb* in tliefttate.
mm'iiiii 4
A case came to light that for persis
tent and unmerciful torture has perhaps!
never been equaled. Joe Goloblck of |
Colifra, Calif, writes. “For IS years I
endured insufferable pain froth Rheu
matism and nothing relieved me though
I tried everything known. I came a-
cross Electric Bitters and If* the great- J
eat medicine or».earth for that trouble, j
A few bottles of it completely relieved
and cured me.”.To*t ar good for Liver
and Kidney trouble* and general de-|
billty. Only 50c. 8atl*factlon gnalan-
teed- by Creech’s Pharmacy, C. N.
Burckhalter, Dtuggist.
Court of Qommon Pfeas tn add for' the
County of Barnwell, State of South
Carolina; —
Bate# 4 Rlmms,
Plaintiff'* Attorneys,
HMift). 1903.—dt.
The Law- Department of tht ,
South Carolina College.
In wddtttew to tbe regular lecture* bff
tbe professor* of law of tbe South Car*
eltwa College, tbe trustee* aad faculty
ar* plsamd to be able to anoounce fee
tbe nmliwr e—ioo * very attractive
aeries ef tsetureo to be coBtrtbutad by
eome ef the leedteg members ef tbe
Bench and Bar of South Carolina.
Among lb*** wh* hav* gone voted to
deBvar on* or mor* lectures to tb* law
£ ‘ msaa of tb* College are: Hon. Chart**
Slmeatoa, U. S. Circuit Judge; Horn
William H. Brawler, U. A Dtetrtct
JMdge; Hoa. Y. J. Pop*. (Jblef Auatlce
ef South Carolina; Hen. C. A. Woods,
Associate Justice; Hon. Bugon* B.
Gary, Aaaerlato Just tee; Hon. Edward
McCrady. Hoa. J. C.. ffbeppaiff. Hoik.
O. Duaeqn Bellinger. Hon, A J. Simp-
ion, Hon. J. P. Carey, and Hon. Andrew
Gmwtord.
The trustee* and faculty feel that In
securing 'the assistance of tbeae dis
tinguished Jdflgto ahd lawyers the*
have accomplished ooniethlng that wtfl
of the greatest biitMflt to those
the law course In the South
College. Tb* number of those
_ ta the lew department during
the last few* year* has been the largest
1a the history of the coMege, and tb*
hope 1* entertained that the prospect
of thus* additional lecture* may still
further thcreas* the growing number
ef law stodeatoi
■The grant value ef tb* training aft-
bools of law has been too
demonstrated to render
any arguments In their sup
port. Tb* day of preparation for tbs
bar by solitary study in a lawyer's
efSce his prnrUcaUy passed. Everyone
famUisr with th* working of a law
school must have been Impretaed with
the increased Interest and seal that re
sult from the mere association of young
men wh* have come together for thd
common purpose of studying law-. Th*
daily diacuMtons of question* of law,
not only with the professors, but a Is*
with each othpr. befet an enthusiasm
for the law walcfe possibly, in some In
stances. could never kflhre been acquired
otherwise. .'
Th* advantage <v attendlngTt prefe*
sional school In the State in which a
man Is to practice hts profession is Hi
n* csss more obvious than in that of a
lawyer. Bheidee the familiarity gained
with the decisions and statute law of
tbe flta& UH friendship* that b* foHni
at such a *ebo*i add very mifortally to
hi* nature usefulness
“Vexer D. Tormentor ko. fit. 869
from greatest Dairy family ,uf Jersey*
lit the world” says Judgs Bra ibury,
the fatnon* Jersey- breeder of Pomeroy.
Ohio. Thi« stiiins) Is a fine specimen
of hl« family. Ill's dam’s ofillclal but
ter test Is 23 lbs. 4 ox. In 7 days. hl«
grand dam 23 lb«. A os., has 14 sisters
giving as high as 22 lbs. In 7 Java. In
dividually, and In breed fog, he Is at
the top. _ .
Fine voung hulls and belfers for sale.
Write for what you want. „ • '
DenhWn’s Decorated 0
and Plain Tissue
kins. Easier C*rd*.
J'laln Tissue Paper, Wper Nap-
Jrystal. Crepd
; Wper Nap-
tcles A fecit rataly Fltfod, Re-
IrtktruMent* * 8|>eclalty.
UmbTellks Recovered find Repair*^’.'
H. D.C. Lanoe,
RLAckviLLO, 8. C„
U'AMtu datx roa Cash.
DR. JNO. P. LEE, Jl
- Dentist,
VV1LLI8TON, - - 8. L.
Will work anywhere In the country
by special appointment. .
NOTICE. ^
All Overseers for tbe year 1903 will
please send In to this office at once
their list of bands for the year.' By
writing a Postal Card to me, you will
receive the proper blanks for the pnr
pose. Don’t fall to give your Post Of
lice.
0. W Barker,
Btipervisor.
R. C. Roberts, Jr^
Clerk.
r 4 MONEY TO LEND.
I am prepared to negotiate loans on
improvsd farms for live years, partial
payments; IntoiettS per cent on loan*
under fl.OOO; T loans over
$1,000. Don’t write, eome and see pi*.-
f future usefulness a*-a oitisen. The
peer of lawyers as a cla*s Is more apt
be ef a pa bile nature thou that of
Judges
hut th*
#
i, R. Hewlett,
Hecrefary of R. F. Cv
NOTICE.
thsfe wll! be WM II Sthfeh Firmers’
Institute at EllemiOM',J3. C.' Fridhy,
July l7th. 1903. Tb* f[u hi to are cdH
dtally invUed to attend * Rikket Ptfe-
nic.
Citizens.
Lawns, Dimities, Glnghamt Wash
tlood* at reduced prices, at
Molalr 4 Porter's-.
Up to date clothing—Two piece flan- ]
hel suits, Mfege suit# and dost! at
Molalr 4 Porter’s.
We have tbe largfest And prettiest
Stock of neglige shirts we b*Ve evtor
Shown, 25, 50,75 4 $1,00.
Molalr 4 Porter.
Mosquito time has come. We have |
Hie very things ybb need—nets and
Ira met,
Molalr 4 Porter.
f. C T. U. MEETING.
~ r
TlmM^omans Christian Temperknfefe
Union, oHjarnwell, will hold Its usual,
weekly meetlbfl on Thursday afternoon
At 5,80, p .rnTx^ln 8t -, Methodist
Church.
All member* Are requested to be pres
ent, and all Interested in nie cause of
temperance, are cordially malted to
attend. - .•
(Mr#.) K. 8. Enbfehk. Preet
^(Mlss) Anna WAlker—Vice Pres-,
(Miss) Corlnne0wens--Rec Sec.
(Mrs.) William McNab^-Cor. Red.
(Mrs.) A. P. MAnVille—Trcas.
Wanted at once.
Old Iron of every description, large
or small pieces, any old Worn out-
thing. Gather op everything and
bring to me. I will take any quantity
50 lbs. upi , . -J- /
JULIAN R. HARRISON,
' Barnwell, 8. C.
(At)
—A Msrbnrg physician ,asserts that
he has cured 800 cases of rheumatism
kvlth thd aid of ihte Ijttle bnsv bee
behvmned byDr.lsaac Witts. 'It*» a
radual process. Only a foir beek k'tlnr
e rhenmatic patient athirst, then
thorfi and more bees—the nhmber being
ipcreavfed until tbe deklrsd reault u
obtained. One of his patients; a great
sufferer, was stung 6953 tiinei xbefore
the curt Has effected^
PROBATE COURT NOTiCI
All administrators exeenfora. guar-
.dians. committes 4c a re required by
to file tlteirAnnual returns In this
olHcfc^hefbre the first day M July In
yer
Ail perkonVJalllng or heglectihjg to
comply with” Htix^requtVetaeht bf the
law will be cited so'Wdo, thereby ad
ding cokta to the estateoiiqiy re,
, f John K.
th
iune 1st 1903.
j.p;
present,
toff. _
I 4-
. The #
mad;
A smUeless face
lamp.
man llstfeha to the
.... t**
Silent
Is like a lightles
State of South Carolina, I
County of Barutkell. (
Court of Oomthdh Ptoa*.
Summons Wr Relief,
(Complaint SerVed.)
Pieoa Brown, Plaintiff,
. Against
Annie J. T^vy, Isaac 8. Levy, Bach-
aracb 4 Co., WiliBh Broth/TS, John
O’Gorman. Reietver (Tor the Mer
chant* 4 Plantar* Bank of Blackvllle,
8 .C„ Augustus WHffht and J, R.
Easterling,DefehdaDta. ~ >.
To tbe Defendants above named:
You are hereby sUmmbned and re
quired to answer the Complaint in this
action, of wbleh 1 Copy la hetewlth
.served upon yoU, and to serve a cbpv bf
your answer to said Complaint oh tile
subscribers at thhll olfics In Barnwrl
s. c., within twenty days after theshr-
vice hereof-, ekblUklVe of the day bf
such torvlcn; and If you fall to 4n*%er
tbe Complaint Vrlthlh the time afore
said, the plaintiff In this afeth
ly to the Court for die Nil
In the Complatnn •
Dated 16th Jane A. Dt 180*.
(L. ».) W. Glimort Rlmms, O.C. tK
r H.F. Bulstand
^ Bate* 4 Simma*,
. . t Pialtillff'Tt AUbrnivt.
tn thb brtortdahts Babbarafeh 4 CS.;
Wilson Brothers, Aohultus Wrlfhi.
Isaac 8 Levy ahd Antilb J. Levy:
YOU will taka not toe that th* Cota-
plaint In the ahovu entitled abtibhv to-1
gether with to* Buibfotthk, U hbW \
(He In ibe office bf toe Ctat-k bf t
mrt uf COmmoh plus la and for
Coflnty ol BahiirMl, StoCh bt Sbiith {
Carolina.
M. F RUisrand
^ Bates 4 Simms,
c-r . •' Plaintiff’s Attorneys,
June 2rthlW3.—fit.
to be ef a publle nature than that, of
ta any
Not oiatjr are at! of the
i ef the Stats drawn (Tom She bar,
oupanto ef the legteiative and
executive offices are also draVra very
largely from the some source. As so
■way of the members of th* legal pr*^
foeatoa or* naturally destined to public
£irih. young 0 men* JKo^a'r.^i^MDnCE OF FIN AL DISCHARGE.
young men
to bet sunt lawyers should com* intb
close tench with other young men of
their own Vtate who hav* chosen the
seme life-work. ^
Th* meet testing friendships are flat
infrequently formed during the part of
man's Ilf* that la usually devoted to
itton lor the bar: and It la uh-.
tf this period should be spent
State other than that In which, hh
la tf Hv*. Several years spent at a prb-
feeaton sc boor In another State oome-
timss And tbe student so completely oaf
of touch with the young men of hi*
own Btata that whoq he returns to
Practice hie profesakm he finds himself
laboring under ,* fierioul dlsadvirttafio,
which ta noth* tnetsitode is never over-
m uumm m
preparat
fortunmti
In a Stai
REGISTRATION NGUCfc.
Tbe ReglstNUdn Books will he open
in the Coutt lion*# on the first Monday
(aaleday) In each month duilng, the
year 1893 fat- the transaction of such
business as is required by >aw.
W.J., Baxley,
i .Chairman.
P. D*L. Black,
decretory.
~ — - *
' NOTICE.
All Township Commissioner^ w
please see that their reads, ,and all
bridge* under twelve feet wide.*re put
in good condition at once. Home of the
Townships have ComutuULior money
to their credit, ana this must be ex
pended en the roads from which It Was
paid Please see that tbe road llsta are
sent In and those who have paid their
Cnmmutstion are checked off In my of-
that title money «en toe
expended.
O. W. Barker,-
_ * . _ ,. • , Huperylsor.
R.C. Roberta, Jr..
Clbrk.
- Notice is haNby given that, oh Mon-
dsv the twentvsviventhdsy bf July 1903
undersigned will file hi* final ac
count as'Admiktrator bf the estate.of
Marion HtrlngfelloW, deceased, With th<
Judge of Probate for BarAwell < ouut.v
and apply fbTl.eUel - ! Diktuiskory:
Bennett btringfellitw,
'— Administer.
idihfnoiOth, 1903.
•
Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS)
Surgeon Dentist,
BLACKVILLE, A - w -i Z S.4
tn Barnwell i
WlBbe r ^ _
dir and Tuesday a^d Wi
Will b« at hi* Home 64
sry Friday and HjMnhlay,
polntinciits to'' moct pi
ooMnty towhs pr call at 1
1 Am a full graduate of Vhllodel
College; have
tleal exi ,
of work ahd
COFFINS
A complete stock, from tk*
cheapest vurulsRed goods
itp tb the Unrit draped doth
products of American skill
ed talent and lahor^ cort-
kfantlv kept, and offered at
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PilCESi
1 plso offer to toe people of
JUrhweU County a new.
first ciitss, modern Ilesrsc,
With all the Jetest equip-
r jhents and, improvementA
Prortipt. personal attention'
given to fill lM|blrl*s and
order*; ‘
ii b. melLichamP^
WlLLlSTOk to. to;
C. F. blhii, f. I. licklipaa
,1*. KtXO.
Calhoun A Cos
l.ife, Accldeql|
LlGflTNlNC
“ 444TNU—
L Live Stock
—At Lowest fortes Ip- •
if
Sr
B %imv HIUIV
ittlon will ap-
Hef deinaHdhd
I’
belt
rouree
patronised not alone bytbooe intetidl
> practice taw. There U hardly a call 1
g ta Mfo for which on# would not he
etter prepared by haviag taken a
m law. AlmoOt everyone whfe
e aw earliest ttudy bf the law
ta.firlto BUrke that it 1* a
_ r . Which doee more to quk-ken
hud Invigorate th* uhdetUtandlng than
ah other nndb M bufoeh Warning frit
tsgVlhjsr.- The hope W Ihiul^d, there 1
ml
NO TICK OF FINAL DI8CHARGK
Notice Is hereby given that on Mbn-
uy tbtf third d*y Of Aufidst, 1903, the
undferklghed Will file his flual accohni
ExhfeuVof- of
\W executor ■ or tne eita
Willis, devebsdd. with theJJudge'of Pro
late for Baruweil Lountj-, find apply^
for Letters DismisSorV.. , v,.’
JLT. WHIR,
, - V' Bxeclttor.
July :*lj 1903. r .
COLLEGfe Dfr CHARLESTON v
UHARLESTdN, ft;C. ,
118th Year Begin* September 28.
, Letter, Science. Engineering. One
4ctiolar»Llp to each County bf South
Cfilrolliifi. Entranbe eximihatlous he.d
«s Bam a*11 by County Superintendent
i Bdiication find Judge of Probate bn
JuUr.ipi fhltioH $40. Board and
nmUhed rtv.ih in Dormitory. $IQ per
■Mkhth. All candidates foV admission
ne permitted to ctt.npete for Boyhe
'•choisribipk. (Vhlcb pax I l(W » year..
For Catalogue addies*
uatnsvu SandOlp’i,
* Ptekiduut.
Calhoun
" iSte
=^)FFICl6jJ
THE BANK OF SARNWtU
. -Tc. .,-4
Wm BUCKINGHAM,
BARNWELL; tf. C.;
real Estate agent,
IDLE M08EI SECDEELt I1TESED
t . ' • -*—...
‘ ■ J • , V,. •>
Life insurance,
(Agent for New York Life
'; Fire iNSUkAHCL
(Calhoun,
Lilt Vfltfr prbphHy With
fl ne lot of Investment appl
detail! of pferfeotlhg loan* *al
tended to. Term* feeetaitabl
ipoudetfoe SblU*»t«4»
?* i