The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 13, 1903, Image 3
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' RITES 9F8UK8CBIPTI0S.
*- In Adranuf, p«r AituuBi . . .
• On Tin* ^
n mi ff T-t
Monday night wn» the hottest of Che
aunimer. •../• v ■*. *' '■
James A. Willi* 15*q.. of Gaffney
wae in tewn on Thur*dsy. - '
A call from Mr. L. A Green of WJ1-
liiton added to our Friday happiness.
TWCB8DAY.
r.vy?V - ■
■er:a-. ■ ^=1^
AUGUST 13.1«0».
Tohaood coriog is over and grading
am) half giving away are tiextln order
NOTICE.
Cnaln Gang Will mare th Goneord
^ C hurch aboiT(Saturday of this week;
• from there to near Oswald’s place near
Marfio., •
0. W, Barker, Supervisor.
R.,0. Roberts. Jr., Clhrk.
wanted.
*0 to 75 operatives to work In Black-
Judge B. T. Rice is with the other
farmers at Clemson College t^iis week.
Mr. W. F. Googe nml ? M! 1 ** Fdtiel
Gouge are at Clyde, in the land of tbf
sky. . / ■ .■ j
Rev, T. J. Sandlfer will preach at
Mt. Olivet it 4 p. m. on the 4th 8un-
'day^ /
. Our good friend i?spt. D. M. .Tohn-
I stun whs In tu see u» on Saturday all
too briefly. ' ■ " • ^ ^
oats.
JFACTS.FOR FARMERS.
Aye yon going to plant any
wheat or rye this Fatty''j" < '
The argument ngnlrtet so doing is the
uncertainty of^tbecrop and the good-
nesv of tills year’s corn cfp>j>. The fail,
urc, total or partial, o^Jaft Fafj’s sow
ings of smalt grain through the visita
tion of lice to pay as well as corn nod
uot'nn promire at this writing has
probably intlucnecd many farmers to
Jet small grain severely alone. ' v, -
The argument In favor of planting
PROGRAM,
Barnwell Bkpttat S. H. fChnventlon,
Ghonts Branch Ch/irjeh.
oats, wheat and rye Is wofth. .weighing^
iht"
▼llle Knitting Mill*.
Apply to
G. W. Green Jr.,
Williaten, &. C.
FIRST BALKS.
—’•v
Ua*t yoar Col. L. W. You mans ship,
ped the first hale for the State on Au
gust 4th, and M r. Ilayne Craddock sold
the first hale In Barnwell on August
6th. Th la year Barnwell will hardly
receive its first bale before the 20th
Inst.
S.LVER WEDDING.
Dr. and Mrs J. H. S. Milhouv will
celebrate the twenty-fifth anniyenary
of their marriage onitiie evening of the
28tli Inst., and have invited a goodly
nuipberof their friends to rejoice with
them on this happy occasion. And
Mr. J. Allen Tobin is attending the
State Farmers" duumer School at
Clemsou College.
^Ifr. B. F Jenkins came up from
Florida last wy.ek to remain with home
folks until November. -
Messrs J. R., J. M. and B. L. Kaster-
ling are enjoying a care free vacation
in the Blue Ridge glens.
A specially news/Fairfax letter re-
oeived too late for publication owing
to miserable connections.
Capt. J. M. Bolen w as in town on
Thursday and as cheerful as so good a
farmer and citizen has a right to be.
Mrs. M. 8. Sullivan and Mrs. W. ().
Taylor and two childien of Charleston,
are visiting tbeir cousin, Mrs. \Y. T.
Care.
Senator Mayfield was in town, on
It hat h on a doten years Vt least since
any luateriai damage was done by the
ogcpMise in this latitude > and it may
be a dozen years before' the plague
comes again. Small'guth followed by
pea rowing and hay saving gives a
large amount of healthful food for
stock cheaper than life regulation three
meals a day of com and fodder. Land
is Improved by the rotation and the
quantity and quality.__pt;tha compost
bettered.
There is another advantage in think*
Ing ahead, it has been the constant
ambition of the share cropper’ and
w a'ges hand to bloom out tn a renter
and farmer -on*-his own account.
Whenever the formrr gets half enough
corn to rim him and money enough to
buy any rort horse or mule lie rents
laud and ln a majority of cases comes
to grief. -As soon as be Cin however
he t rics again. •
With present prospwrts share and
wages hands will be scarcer tlian ever
next year and consequently harder to
get and higher priced in share or mon-
V. • FVldaV;'Hepte'6i1»Sl i <th, ) .
10.30 a. m, t Devotional Services, Rey,
G. N. Askew.
11 a. ni.,_ jSermon, Rev. Graven I
Kmiglir, gR., Key M. L. Ciwson.
12 m , Orjpmizatlon. '
12.33 p. in.. Dinner. ,
. 2 p» m ( , Devotional Exercises,, j/C.
M a the ws. >
2.13 p. m..‘‘Why arc not ail the mem
bers of Baptist churches members of
the Sunday schoola?” RevJS. R. * Baas.
Key. Jn«, T. Morriaon, . Dr. J. II. K.
Milhous. ^
3 p. m.. How to Increase the attend
ance and interest in the Bun.lay
schools, Open parliament o inducted by
S. Q. Mayfield .
3.43 p. m.. Miscellaneous BiuTnets
Adjournment.
JINNY NEWS.
Crops have improrfd very' much
oar com in unity *ln»‘e jhe recent rafl
Quito srtmmberof fhlk« from here aG -T'
rewTHtl-ttreSunday Srtmfvt
1 .^.■■4^.. ... —STySo — ■ .
iston Property
at Mt. Pleasant Lutheran Lluneli on
Mituaday atxi SomlAj^^
M r. A. E. Kearse of Colston Ims hc
ccpted a-position with Mosra .l, _VV
Jenny “7"
Mr. J. O. Cassldv of Washington. I>.
( ..passed through this ncighbomood
Isat week on his way to Xnoxville
Term. . • '
Revs M. O., J. Knpts anil C. K. 'Veit*
ner of Angunta were tbaSgucstSof v'-apr. i
snd Mce J. W. Jeuuy for a few days j
last week.
Not unlike Other sections we too can
boast of a ha-e ball te am Unt boys
are doing some good prartMug and aie
getting
.. ready to rectYe challangcs Iroin
other teams. ■“ ^ . - I
Saturday, September 5t.h.
10 30 a. rn., Devotional Exercises,
Rey. 41. L. i.awson.-
' 10 45 a. in.. The Home Department of
Sunday schools; its advantages and
dUadyiintages in our work. Revs* W
G. Britton and C. E. Burts.
11.1(5 s. m . Tha hi»torv_'of Sunday*
school work In onr H«tooT*t|nn and it*
relation to the growth of the churches,
Rev. W. D. IlcMHIan, A, 1‘. M.uiville
Sr,,‘J. K. Steadman.
12 m., What constitutes a first 1 class
Sunday school. Rev
Just a'rriyfjl—Something new
straw hats; from 2Jets to $2.30.
-A .Molttir &■ Tortef.
in
Anorlier big rise In ontton. Now i«
the time to buy a cheap farm. Tor sate
by J. O. ratterson.
We -have sin ws for every bodj*.
I.Julios and children’s Oxfpfd '1’ies, ^an•
dsls. Men and Boys low* erit fbocs.
'Come to sec us, we carry the stock.
- Mblair & Porter.
. H P. flair, J. A
Jenkins, A. 41. Kennedy, y
TheSottth Atlantia State* are going!' ^ “ )v » _ _ r
irouah a nnlet labor ' revolution, . P; p2vntimtgl Kjfercrsas, Rev. S
Oats For
I'otiin.
Sale. Apply to J. Alien
uiein on tm* nappy occasion. And nenaior Maynetu was to town, on
congratniaiion* and good wishes that rl hursday iwMl gave a giow ing account
th*4 crnnrl IIAmvEaVI* an/*! Kl'a WrKKlxs r^WSswa- iAkf -tVffAAAA -»A>F4ktt.» m l*! t V 111 U 11 tllAl tit Li ti T k
the good Doctor and his noble wife may
find the future years until tfiey ^reacli
the golden milestone as happy as the
suhlit past, will be as numerous as the
sands of the sea and as bright as the
stars that will shine upon that beautiful
home.
S. Kraanotf has returned from the
Northern markets. He reports a very
successful trip. He has purchased a
big stock and Great Bargain*.
SEVEN PINES DOTS.
One of the mokt interesting meetings
that J have had the pleasure of attend
ing for quite a while closed at Seven
Pines on lastThursday with four ad-
dltiona. The meeting was ably con
ducted by the Rev. J. H. Owens, the
Psstor and assisted by Rev. J.D. Moore
of Barnwell.
We have a great treat in store for the
children and we think the grown up
people will be Interested if limy will
comeTo Seven Pines on the (bird Sun
day at 5 p. tu. Bro. S. W. Blanton will
be there and the subject is Obedience.
This section has been visited by good
showers for some time and the crops
are very much benetitted thereby.-
The health of this community is ex
cellent and every body-seem* to be of
good ch«w-r.
s'. Mra. J. M. Tsrranoe and daughter
of Savannah, are visiting relatives
her*.
Mr. and Mr*. Wm. E Ready of Lar.g.
ley are visiting their (WBgiued daugh
ter Mrs. W M-Gook.
Citizen.
of er4»p prosperity in all the
country
Pleasant caR* were paid us oh Satur
day by Messrs II; WrJehkins, J. A
Tucker, A. 1. McLediort and D. W.
Black Jr
MDs Maggie^T.cmon was the only
Bhrnwcll County teacher Who attended
the Southern Summer School at Knox
ville, Teun.
We can’t jQud room for a capital
description of the Bennett Springs Club
meeting, but it will keep excellent)^
until next week.
The annual protracted meeting a
Fairmount closed last, week with seven
addition* to membership. Pastor Bass
did all the prea’ching.
The Barnwell friends of Mr. Patrick
Ratos were glad to see him in town on
JXimW'isy. and to enjoy ids always
pleasant company and conversation.
President R. R. Johnston of the Good
Road* AaFOciation wis—l* tOwn
Friday. He’s j he right man in
right place, or we don't understand
men
AIKEN NEWS.
Mr. W. Rothrock wascalled to Vir
ginia last week by the seiioua illness
of hit mother.
CoC and Mrs. D. S. Henderson have . o.,ni.uav am. w as
gonasto tlendersonyRle for the Sum-j reported by the weather bureau Tuca-
I dnv nigljt as coming toward the Caro-
Col. Frank Jl. Oreeeli has revolution
ized tiie watermelon business this year
oy his soldierly tactics, to his own
protit and the «f»joyment of hundred*
of Northern people.
The Summer School for Teachers
will close tomorrow. While the at
tendance in pomtof-ijfiihiber* has -been
disappointing the. scltool has been a|i
Unqualified succes*. - * r \ ■
There were seyin additions to the
member*l>lt* «t CttVe * Cliurch on Sun
day, where Presiding Elder Bay* and
Pastor W.C. Kirkland were engaged
in a protracted meeting. .V
. . the
_L*lanii of Martinique Saturday and w as
through a quiet labor", revolution*.
Labor in this section has been made
scarcer by the-superior attractions of
the «aw mills and turpentine farms to
Hie Sotiffi arid West. In other quarters
tho exodus to the North and Northwest
has stripped the fields and forced'the
wlMtes to do their own work, and they
are prospering a* never before. Neces
sity has led t hem to use implement* and
out folks will have to folliow their ex
ample.
ROSEMARY NEWS,
Mrs. S. A. Trotti fell from her good
easy chair several days ago, and injured
her, hit'; she is tiding ns well a actfuld be
expected of one o|' her age.
Mr. F. P. I .ee’s mule while trying to
jump a barbcd-wlrq fence last Friday
war very painfully cut.
Misses Nelia and Warren Toole, after
a most pleasant visit, to relatives ai-d
friends here and at Joyces Branch have
leturned to their bonfc at North Au-
gusta., . * ■
Our Sunday School is doing good
work while many are prevented fwni
isauUugjui: account of sickness we liope
they will hujible to* meet u* if gain *oon_
We are alwajVgJad to welcome visitors
in our band of vvoMfrer*.
Rome of the fai nter* are blue About
tlie’ir crops, hut ofliers are a* lively a*
mar
Editor W. L Washburn has
froni an extended trip North'!
^.Attorney* Hendersons and II. E
Gyles have been retaiuwi' fur the de
fence of Green and Toole qliarged with
the Huratskv murder, and Davis A
•Gunter and t-roft A Lamb will ageist
the -Solicitor. ^
. Toole It Al»ut 21 years of age. He is
probably innocent as he was arrested
because he found the dead body on
.Thursday and did not tell through fear
V»f being killed by Green, w ho is about
18 and of roughTeputatiofi.
-' Tfee amount taken from Surutsky
was only $8 uo
returned I lina foast. * , i'ake-up” fodder.
Our goo<i,brother Rowell, tbe busiest
man TlT Bamberg, wa* in. town on
Thursday ami gave us the treat of a
call that had only-one fault. It was
mkd some of' hia^right editorials, too
[ short to satisfy us. - - , ,
First boll* came in on Saturday .from
Mr. J. A; Meyer’s paragon Bennett
Springs crop, .ami from Morgan Wil
liam*.-colored, of Barnwell Township.
Mr*. S. K. Kay sent us from Black
ville a noil gathered on the loth from a
two acre patch.
Dont fail to see the Rig Embroidery
^aale at S. Krasnol!'*, Wednesday Au
gust 12lb.
SOME TOBAGGO ENCOURAGE.
MENT.
Col. John S. Cunningham. President
of the NorflvCarolina Tobacco •Aasoct-
alion, and the largest grower of the
.Weed in the world, says thwttlie tobac
co crop In North and South Carolina
will Trorh®70Vpr”keventy per cent of
- what it waA.fiut year. Auto prices hjr
aays: I imiieve that good grades of to
bacco will sell well this season, and my
advice to tobacco growers .is-to cure and
ffiandle tfeeir orqp> oarefuUy And put
them on the market in ipdtl order.”
Having held excellent meet ing*
Kline and Mt. Anion Churches l>y7R.
W. Sanders is now enjoying a vacation
of four wiwks in the breezy TiiIU and
shady mountains.^’ After. August he
will readme hi* pastor*! labor* and
hold protracted meetings at Steel Creek
and other elm relief fa this county.
Mr*. Anita Stoke* came down from
Che*tor on Friday to be the guest of
her college mate, Mis* Zaidee Sitnm*,,
for a few days* Her hu«baud, Capt.
Marchs ft. Stoke*, after highly houorA
ble service in Cuba, I*, now. in the
Philipp lues. Next year his command
will be brought home and probably
stationed in Alaska.
working ni
I&flT
AND DAY.
Tf-e hii*ie*tyfail mightiest little thimr
that ever w a* ma.ielTT)r. King’s New
Ufe Pills. These pills change weak
ness into strength, listlcssnegs into,
energy, brain-fag into mentai power. 1
Tboy’re wonderful in btiildiug up the
^health. Only 23o per box. Sold by
-Creech’s Pharmacy. C.N. Burckbalter.
V Lawns, Dinaitie*, Gingham* Wash
Goods at reduced price*,
y ■ . MoiairA Porter’s.
/
Up to date cloth ing—Two piece flun-
nel tulu, serge suits and coat* at
Molair & Porter’*.*
We have tho largest ami prettiest
•tock of neglige shirts we have ever
•hown, 25. 80, 75 & $1,00.
- . Molair A Porter.
« Mosquito time ha* come. We have
the very things you need—net* and
frames. ' , •••:•.*••
: ^ Molair & Porter.
• THE PF^TH PENALTY-
♦ A ilttle thing sometime* remit* in
death. Thus t tttoro sqratuh, iosignifi-
pant cuts or punr bolls hava paid the
death penalty. 1 It is wise to have
Bucklen’i Arnica Salve ever handy.
?t’* thebeat Salve on earth and will
prevent fatality/ when (Burns; Sore*
Uf '
Jleera and pRe* threaten. Dnly* 23c
ht Creech’s ‘ Ptlnmacy, C. !N. Burck
halter DrcgStore. ^ -
i * -r—r
**r
NOTICE TO THE TOWNSHIP COM-
/ ,• U MUWIONERS.
Townkhlp Commissfanera will
pKaae see that I heir overseers warn
hot all hands liable to read duty,-And
wrork rtielr road*, cutting out the right
Of way, end otherwise putting in all
wort'required by law.
ftpective roads. \
■ O.'W Barker,
, County Supervisor. g
R. 0. Robert*, Jr.! ~H
S . -GJerk.
J ,Qur Spartanburg paj>ers report the
appearance of rust io ooUffiDS —
As Rinrpostle of education Dr. Henry'
S. Hartzog Is a perpetual motion. He
i * making an envmhlc teputation «s
iraaliignt of tpe University of Arkan-
sa*. During hi* vacation he is chape
roning a commute of Western capital-
i JeABronelMbe mill -to wns of -the up
per part of the State, and bn their ref-
turn they will sat about brinjritig tlve
cotton mills to Hth cotton field* of Ar
kansas.
Rev. W. M. Jones of Willlston occu
pied the pulpit of the Barnwell Baptist
'Church on Minday last. Hi* sermons
were sLrongbtiid much enjoyed by large
congregations, both morniugand night.
It la understood that Brother Jones
will assist the pastor in a scries of
meetings In the near future.
coming.
Me inter.
Married at 5 p. m. on the 30th ult. at
the residence of the bride 1 * parents,
Landrum, S.O., Miss Ethel, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. R. H. Willi*, faj Mr
Roland LM.ee of Sedalia, Rev. M m.
Rice olUclatfag, The bride wa* beauti-
lully gowned fa white organdy made
over white silk ami tastefully trimmed
with knots of white satin ribbon. * She
carried a lovely bunch' of white gera
niums. The happy couple took tlie
o’clock train ta\p the groom'*
»e groom’* borne,
me ‘
Both have a host of f?Teud* Wlio wisli
them a long life and unalloyed happi
ness.
SCHOOL
BQARDS AND TEACH-
... ERS. ■ N. .
The seliqol boards abd teilchevj of
Barnwell Cbdirty, who have ndY sent
in faeir reglstets for last session, are
urged todo so at once. -Tt is absolutely
WWBsqry to have the information con
tained i>i these registers before tiny
Annual Report can he made to the
State Superintendent of Education and
before the next approprlatloh can be
made. Out of a total of about eighty
tean'hers fewer than forty registers
on their re- ™ ■‘‘wer . t
have been received
W. H. Jones,
_C. S. E., Barnwell, S. C.
^'eAlLii'nbrQidery safa at B- Kra»-
nAU a commencing Wedueaday, August 2$c.; Guaranteed
12tb. , - -• -
larks. Gm&u all of u* just a* WidT he
lively and take things a* "The.Giver,’’
of all things sees fit, though w e w ill
all he smiling w hen cotton sells for
twelve anl fifteen cent*. Well we
sympathize with the unfortunate- to
bacco men who lire receiving such
handson'ie pfice*. /Their checks are
paid with brownlqs I gues*
- SoiBebotly. .
WHITE PON}5 LETTER.
CrbjTVhave improved wonderfully In.
tho past’two seekA. The out look for
jiotton iiere I^about G5 jier «4nt.
f Mr. Sam Mewreary of Aiken i* down
to see the homeuolkt-for a while.
Mr. 1*. Q. McCreary has returned to
Savannah, G*. alter visiting relatives
here.. r j
Miss Mamie Nixon who has
very ill is able jto be out again.
Several of our citizen*/enjoyed
hearing Rev. J t D. Mooro/raimunl ser
mon at WHliston before Masons and
K. of P. on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Gyle*. Mis* Julia
Davis and the Mlsse* Glover* of Aikeh
are visItorlATCapt. J. N. 'Uanklnsons
thi* week^ V
MTfsya Ada and Liz; ie Black are
rlsiDog at Blat-kville this week.
here will be an ice cream festival
lyffn by the ladle* missionary^ rociety
at the church here on Friday next.
Every body is invitad to attend.
7 Gulucky Bob.
^ END OF BITTER FIGHT.
‘‘Two physicians Jmd « long and
stubhoyn tight with an abcess on mv
right lung” writes J. F. Huglies of
Dul’eiK, Gg.J*and gave m# up. Every
body thought my time had come. As
last resort I tried Dr. King’s New
Discovery for Consumption. The bene
fit. 1 received.was Triking and 1 was on
my feet in a Tew days. Sow i’vfl en-
tirely-rcguined my lieaRB.”. It con-
qaartf ail Coughs. Coki*\ and 'l liroiit
and -Lung Woohle*^ Guaranteed by
eh’s Pliaytuacy, C. N. Burckhnlter
Creecl
Drug Store. \ Price
Trial bottle free. —
and $ UK).
EXAMINATION FOR- SCHOLAR
SHIP AI GTST 2ll
A CHANCE FOR YOUN(3|MEN.
ischdlaf-
This county’s trew normal
ship in the South Carolina College* ha*
not yel been awarded, and another’ ex
amination will be Reid by tho i ounty
Superintendent of Education omFriday
the 21st.in*t. Thi* suiiolarsliip pays
SlO.ln money besides $38 In fees./ It is
for one year with th<? chance of renewal.
I\ Chisholm.
2.13 j*. in,. What a r e/,iie remits ot «
first el as* Sunday sfdiool ? .Rer. « M,
Foreman, D. M. Johnston, J. j{. Me
Cormack.
3 p. m., The reciprocal relation of
Sunday school snd the home, Rev. W.
W. Gloyer, Rev. T. J. Sandlfer, T. P.
Lee.
3 45 p. m.. Adjournment following
miscellillieou* business.
REffBMY COLLEGE.
' ■
— iT/”"—.
Charfered in I85fi. Stiind* for tliqriingii
college work under p«t»ltlve Christina
infiuemxv ami at moderate cost. 1
Tuition $i(>. Twenty thousand dpl-
, ar recitation lul! in pTdevssof erection.
Next *e**i<>(i begin* Sept, 2tl. Jddres*,
Geo.- B. Cromer, l*re*idtnt,
Newberry.S.C.
I )r*lrlng to change In vestment I nf-
fer for hale thS fi»lli>w iug very deslra-
nfa'property in Wjlliaton 'I'owiiship:
well ^huiit cottage* of fi
room* eaehTwlih excellent well*
oi water. jpUnt garden* and all
nece«*aiy ooilniiliWug*, wliiiin
25.1 yards of Pom utllce and DV.
pot,
A tract of 183 acre*, two-falles
East of Williston, w ith four good
lanar.t houses, gmi-l barns . ami
•fable*. Sevanty-Itvu aerCa of
tllii^ tract are in high state of cii!-
tlvatlin. FJvfc in»rc» In A*pura-
The Sotilh
The Ponth Carolina College ,
Insr out tho'flm century of its <
an l will (ek-bWWe Its
nary. P.Ofc : I be Crdk„.
fa U'.Ol and, opened for'a.
January, 1800. It owe# iUr
a patHotlcTianpoae, the
or Also 4 fine, first tdas* .tnules. _
In points of health, good society, fine
school* and church advantages no town
in tlie State hu* n hotter preat lit or a
brlghler future than WHliston, and
*nch an opportunity lo Rurchnsfr de-
* Ira hie propeily ha* nfalieeo presented
in years, 'I'l-rm* Reasonable For
further, panlufilars, applv to'> ”
_ ; m. t. wnii*
Wililmon, S
Sunday, Septemhtu /fifh,
10.15 a. m., Devotional Exeruiaettr*G.
E. Birr.
10 30 a. m . The ligiit* and shadows
of Simmy school work, R. M. Mixson,
J. B. Black.
11 a. m.. Sermon, Rev, C. E. Burts,
alt., Rev. R s W. Sanders.
Adjourn metrt.
FOR RE NT.
The commmittee recommend th*t
the President of tlie Convention matse
appointments to fill such vacancies as
mav arise during the session*
Those who travel hv rail and dedre
to he met at the train should notify Mr.
J, B. Gillum Jr., Lee*, S. C, " ....
vDelcgatrar vvll! please bring Gospel
Hymn* l to 'Jj.
e W. M. lode*,
- J. I>. Miore.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
On
the Death of onr young brother,
Clarernlon Grubbs, who died
July «9th, 190.8.
ilember of tlie Keedy Branch ^faptUt
' Church. - . yt£.
IVherea* it hat!) pleased God in Hi*
wisdcim to remove kv ^death fi-tnu our
midst bur young Krother Clarendon
Grubhif, thus causing another vacabt
*eat in our -efinf-eh, wlierea* we *•
liighly prized the pleasant relagons
held with our young brother with Hit
niembe.i ship of tins church, we deem—tp
light an ‘
nd proper to place on reconl oiir
Appreciation of him as a young Chris -
tian, '
Beit, therefore, resolved-; -
1st. That while we bow In humble
submission to the will of him- with doe Hi
all things well, we deeply mourn the
loss of him who ha* been removed from
bfs earthly home to that above.
2d. That these resolutions bn In*
scribed .in tlie minute book of thi*
e .uich. and that a copy of the same
be furnished ills father and mother, to
whom .we exteftd our svmpatbv, trust-
fag that the good Lord wHi sustaJu
them In their aflllciion, and that tper
may say as Jon of old, ‘’ The Lord gave
and the Lord futliTakefi away; hles*ed-
be the name of iho- Lord.” ami that'
these, resolutions be published in 'J us.
Barnw rll Pkoplk, Tlie New Soitinel,
Baptist Courier and South Carolina
Baptist,,
A farm containing' 75 acre*, a mile
and a half from both E**t and West
I>enmirk/convenient to goo<I churclp**
aad sclKioi*. and in an excellent ooin-
"""!.Uy. . ///■ 77/ ' >
The IinprovewentFlSSSinifil or ft ffABi!
dwelling of font roojns. with cook room
attached, and'ail necessary-opt buijd-
inps. — ’ * .
There is a good orchard of peaches,
pears, apples and Chickasaw plums,
aNo a good p»s'(ire.
For further information applv to
M. K. ivUtFr
.M rs.
Denmark S.
State of South Carolina, 'r
, County of Barnwell. \
Court of Common Fleas.
"7"
Summons For Rlief,
[Complaint Served.)
L.
D. W. Black, .
Br-B. Baxley,
J. S. Bax lev*,
Committee.
TRIBUTE OF RESFECT -
On the Death of Brother Ben Grubb*,
Who departed this ]|U| March
M. Mini* i’laintifr,
against
A n git «tns HajcsbOj (lanti* Pax son,
_Eryant Saxson, Chester Saxsnn, An-
nlss t I'eeple*. Nela Rlasscngale, SHia
May, j.mii*a Montague, Lellie
'Thomas, ItoHanna >Mai«, t^iiiuev
■" Otloni. Gertr.udn Odom, Clevelanti
Odom, Jtalpli Odom, Weldmi Odom.
Daisy Odoin, McKinley Odom and
Aiken People*, as Kxeotvfar of—the
Last Will and-Tesiainent or, Jiuneun
u Sax*on, deceased. Defendant*.,
To Hie Defendants above named :
.„7Yo« are hereby sujiinioiiftl and re
quired to answer the Complaint in rlii*
action, of which a copy U ^bcreqfaUh;
set ved upon you, and to serve a copy of
voor answer to said Complaint' on "tlie
subscriber* at their office in UarnwtHI,
S. C.. wir.hMi twenty day* after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive of the day of
such service; and if you fall to answer
the Complsint w ithin the tiro* afore
said, tlie plaintiff in till* actieu w||: ap
ply to theCourt for the relief demanded
in the Complaints
r Dated litth June A. I). 1003
(L. d.) W. Gilmore Simms. C. C. P.
Bate* A Simm*.
— Plaintift'* Attorneys,
To the Defendant* Gann* Saxson,
Bryant Saxson, Chester' Saxson and
Quincy'Odom. I
Youwlll take notice that the Com
plaint in the above entitled sctir.n, to
gether witli tho Summons, Js now ««.
file in tlmortice Of the Clerk of tlie
(’oui t of Common Pleas in ami far the
(fatuity of Barnwell, Stato of Sou Hi
Carolina. '
—Bhte* A Simms,
, 4’laiutifl'* Attorneys,
June 23d, 1003."—Ot.*
-yau. • v ’ 4 -=cr- :
Member of the Reedy Branch Baptist
Church. - .
IVhereas it hk* plea4cd God In His
wisdom to rqmovc by death from our
midst our young brother, thus causing
us another vacant seat in our church'
look forward with pTcasure'Vo “’hii Are there pot ypunjc wch InYbU c^mtL
, « w ‘"o who will compete for it on the 21st?
The appointee will take a one \year
te HeSei ’s eourt-e arranged wiih spiaeial
reference to tlie need* of the public
schools, and more particularly the
country school*,-very much like the
summer school course, but forffine
months instead of one. ^Thus, the sub
ject* taught are rather clepientafy, and
a young man without previous college
training can take the course success
fully if he have maturity and good
natural ability. Jk1* preferred that be
he 19 year* of ^ge and that he ihonhl
have had some experletaee as a teacher/
hut ail young men interested jiV the
course and the scholarsliip are invited
To apply, whether or not they have ever
taught school. kt-sAUnuii jr the /nan
for the gchnlarshlpTlother things peing
equal, preference will he- giveiv th a
teacher. Application* ahonld W made
at oueeto Professor Fatterron yVardlaw
or President Benjamin Sloan!
This is a |plend
- id opportunity for a
yonfig man of Barnwell County to get
► better education &t the/same time
that he is fitting himrelf t'/be a belter
teacher and to rise in his profession.
PUTS AN END
IT ALL.
A'grievous wail oRime* comes as a
result of unbearable pain from oyer
taxed organs. D^zinesa, Backache.
Liver complaint add Constipation. But
thanks to Dr. King”* New Life Pills
they put an eng to it ilk. Tt»*y sr e
gentle but thorough, try them. 'Only
ran teed by Creacii'a Phar
macy, C. N^ Burckhalter Drug store.
wre deem itriglit and proper to plaoroii
young brothex.
Be it, therefore, resolved:
Tstn list w hile we submissively how
to tho will of iliin who never mado v
The next s-sslon open* September
fth Hy regulatiou of tbe college new
studonu urc teqtlirnl th report-five
day* before the opening of the I nVllto-
ti<»y tivstand entrance exaininatioua.
i'be InllDjjfin’g "ti -’S jpj! givuu Tor
'• < ‘.k F (T,* TAgl i 'UlMi rttl,.. Ih'dngitnil. M'v-
ChauVcal aiuj lle.-i ri.-al, (Jivil. Et.gin-
jteung. Metal hi rglcal^au'T Tea/l le in-
diistry. For eafafUgifCOi' niiormatioii
apply to a
P. II. 41EI.L, PliKMDKNT.
1 Clemson (.fa!lege, S C.
7! B. ELLIS^jM^-1
Surveyor and Civil Engineet
Special attention given to thw enmpo.
tation of water-power*, leveling aud
drainage,
A^>MtMleftrdaddr(^#«qdfio faeat M»r*
" 8. C., will reWye prot.ipt atter-
. oott-80. Ir "
n
tion.
DR. ALFRED A. PATTERSON,
DENTIST.
Allendale, bvC.,
Visits yottr^ioine liy request,' or will
make engagement* t«> practice
&P‘AT Hlfi OFFICE. “
-i
GLENDALE DAIUV,
B.VRMVELL, fl. C. ^
“Vp3te-*<D. Toruienter ^o. (TT. JfiTT
from greatest Dairy fawlljr_o/ Jersey*
in Hie world” sa\s Judge Itfa iliury,
the famous Jersey breeder of Pomeroy,
Ohio. Thi* animal I* jr-flhe specimen
of Ids family, » His darn’s oftlcigt. hut-,
ter last is- 23 ib*i 4-oz. fa 7 day*, hi*
grand dam 23 lb*. 5 ox., has 14 sisters
giving a* high as 22 lbs. In 1 days. In-,
dlvidtlallte f and fa breeding, haja at.
the top. “ 1 , ■ .
Fine .voung-lmlU and hdfers for sale.
Write for what von wttrf; —
SWTff of South Carolina, I
lyelh
mistake wo deeply mourn the loss of
him who has been led aero-*' tire Jor
dan of Death into that better, land a-
hove. 2 .
2d. I bat in the death of Brother
Grubb* lie have lost one of our most
promisiqg soldiw* for Christ.
3d.' That these resolution* ho in
scribed fa o’Ur minute book anj that a
copy otThe aauie be furnished the p:!.
rents. to whom we extend o r since;*
sympathy, trusting that the gmid Lofd
will Sustain them In their aore he
ment, and to each of-the- follow-
papers for publication : Tnu Bak.v-
t-J' Pkoi'lk, The New Sentinel. Balt
ic Courier aiid Sortth Carolina Bap-
Ut. , (
/ ^ ' I). W. Black,
> iCommlueeo
SUICIDE prevented.
rent
I
announcement that a
suicide had been discov-
[tercst many. A run down
jndency
found/that will prevent that condition
which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought ot self destruction take
Eldciric Bitters. / It being a great tonic
and nervine will strengthen the nerve*
and build tip the system. It’s also a
great Stomach, Liver.aYtd Kidney regu
lator. Only 60c. 'Satisfaction guaran
teed by Creech’s Pharmacy, c. N.
Burckbalter Druggist. ~
REGISTRATION NO TICE.
The Town Books of Registration arc
I Sli
nowr open at the afore of G. WI Patrick
anil will remain open until live day*
before the municipal election,. which
wili be on she aecuud Tueidav In~gep-
tember UK)3.
* C/^J. Hfv,
'ierk of Council.
County of Barn well
Court of Common JMeaq,
Smiimon.* For Kef I e f.
r “ ’ (Complaintjsmved.)
Po*na Broiln, !’laintiff,
—^ r ! ^x^Against . V. ...
Annie J. Levy, Isaac S, Levy, Bacii-
,) aracJr ^ (fa., Wilson Bruthei*, Joliu
1 CFGorman. Receiver for tlie Mer
chant* A Ptantefs Bank of Black ville,
S .C., Augiistu* Wright and J. R.
Easterling. Defendant*.
To Hie Defendants above named;
You are hereby summoned and re
quired to answVr the Complaint fa thi*
action, of which a copy I* hH-eWfafi.
your answerto said Complaint on Hie „
subscribers at their office in Barnwell, ^
S. C., with 111 twejity day* after tlicser-
vfee hereof, exclusive of the day of
such service; and-if you faB to answer
the Cnuipiaint within tho time afore
said. the plaintiff tuJbis action Kill ap
ply fa the Court far the rvliof demanded
in the^Codlplaint.
Dated ISrh June A. D. 1(X)3
(L. a.) W. Gilmore Simms, C. C. P.
H. F. lluietand
.. "Rate* SSTiiiTiis,
Plaintiff"* Attorney*.
To the Defendant* Bacharucl* it (fa ,
Wilson Brothers, Augustus Wright,
Dasc S. Levy and Ahnit? J. Levy :
./ Yqu will take notice that the Com
plaint in the above entitled action, to
gether with the Summon*, i* now tin
file .fa tlie office uf Hie Clerk of the
Coni’!of Conlmon Pie** In and for the
jOndeilCV invariably voomi'Mi i lews m nnu n»r inc
precede suicide and soriietliTng'Tiit* h¥Ctr -CbUtlly. P^ Bai ne^i 1^ State of Soiilh
«»»»» «i.-» itsi Carolina.
i »
June 27th 1903.—Ct
f
H. F. Ruist and
Bates A Simms, *’
Piaintii!’* Attorneys',
• vr:
Dr. J. H. Bv MILHOUS
• ' *• , ‘ . f- ...» > ; • t •
SurgeIon Dentist*
BLACK VILLE, - - - - - S,1
Dll. ISO. P. LEE; 111
Dentist,
WILLDITGN, - - 84
Will work anywhere in the country
by ftphrla) appointment.
I
NOTICE. —-
1903 will
All^Oversrers far tlte year
pfaase scih! in to till* office at Ofee
their, list lif hand* for the year., By
wrltina a Postal ('anl to me, you wiil
letpilve the proper blanks for' tlie pur-
posie. Don't fail to give your Post Of
fice. '
,/// ' ■ 0. W Balker
.” x — .. ' ’■ B'jpcrvlbor.
R. C. Roberts, Jr.,. j——— ^
- -C lotk.
MONEY TO LEND. - —
hpgotlat,e*1n^ns on
itt*. partial
c on JiMps
, . . ... loan* over.
(1 (UUd. Don’t write. Cfime and see. me.
J. O. Pai i tito-ii/i.
1 ’ il;i i n well, K.C.
Co<-
, fill tbe youth of the State at *
<< mi r.-. "In order Id promote „
etru< tfnn.-fac good order and the
mony of the whole coramoidtr,
wa* built from a portion of the
<eeua of a reimbursement made by
United Htatis to South Caroitha tor w-r
penves incurred in tho Revolution. Duf-t
ing fb> rrntury that ia closing the ~ * '
l> , *;e has (owtiibuted largely - to
states mu nab* ■. the p4tiloU#m*t
learning and the high moral atandAr
that have ptevalied In South Caroli
nn l her sister States. The roll df "
leae Alumni (OntalQH th« names ot
who have become noted.In all the puf-
Snits of life, i>o<h In pefare dnd warJ
The e*tgcn< icB of the struggle bvtweerf,
(he Siaiaa closed the college. In ISO,;;
and the hu lid toga were used as hoapt-i
tola for *i< k an 1 wounded Confederates.
Hut aq. soon as peace was restored thet
Inr-iitulion was reopened by the “Orn
government” and enjoyed several yeartt^.
of succeas until It was overturned duf-’
ing the Radical regime. Since ISM, how-c...
ever, the college has been continuously*
ojK-n, and has educated hundreds cfl
young men and a number of young!
women, .who far some yeais Bare bec>nl
permuted to partake of its advantages.
Originally the Col lege was known asf
a literary Institution, although fromi
e»rly times its faculty-contained scicn*.
lists of great ability, hut of late ycaraj
its courses have brondehed out so oai
to embrace also to« bnical -scientific In-
strmHon. Instrutlion In law nnd ai
<'oui*e in practical methods' for teach-
cm. f , . .
Presifcnt TTehlsmln Sloan, the head!,
of the Depart imp t of V’hrslia and Kn-t
slnoerlny. Is a graduate of West Polnt.i
and wan a dlKtlngulahed officer of ord-f
name during, the Wtween the'
States. His graduates in "engineeringj 1
ore' now <><'<uj)y!ng most responsible!
Pf/slUons Jn dlffetrdj rvuts of the UnUedl
Btateo. Professor Joseph Daniel Pope,’
dean of the Law Department, has l ari! <
wide e* per fence Ingovercment In lhe«
■CgMotlve halia of the State and in thet
S’-cof'Aktp,Gquy.eotlon, nnd la recognlao^l
as high iiiithoiily In law and In eH|ultg'
Jurtsprudfface. Some of the other mens-
liera of the faculty have had «n*-|
linguUj)u>d < nrccrc in tlda College, wliilatT
others have biought~fo It the peat,
meth(»ds of foliages and unlveraltlMP
elsewneie; i
The most:recent and moat important!
AQfMyon ihrl has been made ta thtH *
usefulness of the College Is the estate*:
of M^uHarahtpN ttr bg frtvyw
°be fnRfi-tcaqher In (^ach county wha
ra« MhgM « leasl'on* year. This' i* .
intended to ofTeF the advantages of pra-
fi—ulonal tiaininK to due who has al-
rcady gnthered mactlcal experience h*i
direct contort wfUr pupils in the school
room and realizes'tho diflkuHies that,
must be surmounted. Professor Ward-
l«w, who la at the head of'the depart
ment In pedagogy. Is eminent In him
profession both as si '■•fudent and as
■prncticfll teacher and school superlo-
tendent. f.—^
The College is situated ot the cftpHot
of the dilate apd-aJTorda to the stuuc.nC
opportunity for studying ihe-worktnasr
of Abe iWvernnicnt Mt a direct way. M,
Is ncceadihle from all parts of:the Btnt*
and Is in a healthful locality. The ra->
llgioun advantages are oaceptlmial b*-[
cause each of the principal denonilna*
lions has a prcu<perous ^mgregatlon tut
Columbia. F.xiH-nseS' hre- modcrat#.!
Thera 1* a culte of three rooms Tor eaefti
pair of students, warm in winter uni'
well ventilated fa summer: * "A larggi
campus, a fine gymnasium and an ex
cellent nthletio field afford ample on-'
portunlty for excn lse. , ‘
The College Is increasing fa asefuV
nc38 and In prosperity with the !*•
•creaned tefosperityof-the-state, and-the
faroeprets are.thiit;with.tha ncw-oesiturr
this Institution will surpass the ad-
tnlrable-record It has already
• A.
A TRUE BILL.
Yog need and J w*ut to kaI^'ta)s
.Spectacles. Mu*lcal Instntmhfiria, Toyl,
‘Stationery, Bukb Ball Goods, Fislilng
J Tackle, &o. : —: . —
Your wivesoV daughters need ar-d I
want ta sell I’iauos ar.d Otcar.* at fM-
to'ry pries*. .«
| P|l)ennlsqh’s Deeonitrd Gry»tal. Crey#
- and Fla la Tissue Taper, r»|,er Ns|>»
kins. East of Gafd*.
Spautarle* Accurately Fitted.
. ■paltintf IrtstifainenU aDpotJUltyi * *«
Uinbrellas %cpvrred and Rrpalrssi
G. D. p.T.ANGE,
Bi-scsvitzg.S.O,
'1C **• wd at a run Caps.
Vf'-,
C/.F. CallioD^ . P, N. Coclio^IUB
. _ iWm. MA
Life, Accident;
li EG lS TR ATIO N N OT IC*).
’i'he Rcg;i*t ration Book* will f>e open
Jn the Court Hon*e on tho, first Monday
v - (rale day) in each nronr.li dmine the
HervcUuponti on, and to serve a copv of s v ye*r 1903 for Hie trap*aci!on of aubh *
vmir finavvor 4n «?tGl ( i vl h ; 11 r < > 11 tliax * -* . ,
lines* a* is required hy 'aw.
. W.J.Haxiey,
N-. ^ . -Uliainnan,
D‘L. Blrtok, ^
~*-—Deeretary. .
NOTICE,
All Yownsliip Couiinissioners tvill
C learo see tiiat tlimr road* snd sli
ridge* under twelve feel, wide, tCifa put
In good oontlirlon at unco. Some of the
ToWiiRli!|i>‘Iih\<* < ommutatiop Jnoncy
to their credit, and tin* nmat be ex
pended on tlie rodd> from w bio li it wa*
paid 1'Ich*h see inul the foa,d H«t? are
sent in and rhu-e who have paid Hiu^r
Xfammu f «iqn i.re checked olf In nif of
fice, r«f that this money cjtn he property
expended. ,
O. \Y. Barker,
. Supervisor,
R. C. Robert*, Jr., '
-* v Clerk.
LIGHTNING
- AND -
Livestock
At Lowest Rates Ir- ■
'"
h-n
Strongest CowaM^^
CALHOUN k CO,
.* 4
.. .. —OFFICES AT—
. * > ' •» i . '. « -i* ■
THE BANK OF BARNWci*.
■f
P. M, BUCKINGHAM,
yr ^ ■
BARNWELL, S. O.,/
REAL ISTATE AGENT^
IDLE MOSEK SECUREY 13YESEB
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
. - UIIA H f. ES l’ON, S. C. ^
118tli Year Begins SJpieihher 25.
—*■•- * l “ ! —- ''GrA
J.IFE insurance!
(Agent for New York Life.
Letter. Science, Eng)neori|)jf. OrA
Lip to each County of South
Will be hthis Office Jn BornweTrrvery Pal*
day and Tuesday aud WtHlueudgy toHowliiy ,
Will be at bin nonie office in BlackviUe ev
ory Friday and Saturday, and wili make ay
polntment* to meet patienta at any qi
1 am a full graduate of PbiiadelpTiia Dental
College; barefad i
. w. w sevooteeu ywarv-ae^vc prve-
deal expcr.eOc*-, add can please you iu quaiit)
•H Wcrk xnd-vcmea.
Belio!arsi.ip .. .... . _. J§.. „ , s
Carolina. Ehtrunee examination* he.d
at Barn a ell by County Sii|>erii)tendeqt
of Education and Judffeuf l‘to hate uu
July 10. Tuition $10. Boirtl ,and
furnished room in Dormitory. $10 per
tnonit). AH c&ndfaa'es for adml**ion
. FIRE INSURflHCE.
(Calhoun & Company) °
L»*t yolir property wittevinx.
flue lot of inves.tineutappUo*'**
detail^ of perfecjlniffaa*
•rmUted ro- ecHt+pete for- Brtvea- teu^d to- ■ Tr*
..--..o. • 1 igjinw 1 w '
entk to mec'f patient* at aav of oai nfy permitted to l . .
ScTiolVrohlp*. which pay f 100 a year' j spopvieoas ».liclu
y
o-V-
For catalogue add'ieA'*
Hsrrieoa Rar*h>fph,'
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