The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 05, 1904, Image 3
well People.
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Un “la#....... i:.. :$a.uo
for s (Rccenlon of MBS. SOI
, K*«p stantl.f
referable*,.^
iH&k.'l+Jp: Wor*of Ocala, VlC
came in on 8uuUar. ; • “
tridtoDAT.kAY 4, 'imU. , I around
. LVFX
lira Outtla H. Kurinan <)le(] at her
<>«*nearpayo'a.GliQroh,oo Uhi I’Hh
,afar a elckneff oov4«^m* Vh' 0 a lid
»lf year*, aoad 45»;jroai». TRb# w*a
M on the lltjKraon Bap-
Jobnnle MorrU U ( tbn hippYeet ‘ man dale conduct.) nir the laj^fadyervlcea In
ound Handy; Ua two boya. tfi.T in esence q( many aovowing rela-
itvea and ^r|t:nd* A , Mrs. Furman had
^een..-! ufUKlneut mrmbei of 1ft. Ar-
non chiicch ain
Sunday
, Candidate* caydf are cath ' for thi|i
Ipribg and furumer'f raee|.
UUHTiljn
Our latch Urlifg wa* pulled on Mon
day by many welcome Kood friend*
—-^1 'll-’*.la* —1 -X. ii. ^ . 1»1.
. i* aTOl-o-na* th«f laalbJF
Food. at J. C. CypMh’a Store.
■Hrrjy different fcom.pp&.oiber xpntl-
lidne. nr treatment,for, dy>pc^«diL Tt»n
reaiilta are »e uniformly anccenrol
that ilruggUt 4* C. Cl
V ^f,. B^fiter,"Supervl'aor. !
VO'Bobert*. Clerk. ;
err reader nf Thb Pcopfji to bring. Um
i .r-iy ■ , ... ...J non'churt* aYhce girHiood anAlearee L feliutajpg «oupqnu> ^iwatore aqd oJb-
odgy, Prlnop Ania In ot\ S\yiuiiy a b'i nai^ anij »rx children, thf.pldyl't tain a Kfty cent ho* of 3ll
I tTatopplng at the Ifolair Uouae. 1-0 a'rid’youiigleit^, to cnerUb her mein- proval:
ft «
order of
, Ci Ur ».
xabTk. r.
A SPECIAL O F F E R
4hat must be taken
'tit'tnce Iflrttill.
Tor the d‘Att%0 daya we will >^!1«
th«
lay*
ala
f)Ll»
m regular, fl.00 alae nT
PUB’S roy-lC” for SO eenfs
‘ *a h done to Introduce tht*
lEETUt. BPKIHO Tom
After SO date thUnffar cloaea; af-
| ter which time the regular r > l'.W.) j
per bottle wRl be the price.
—**01*0 PEOPLE’S TONlCT* l»|
recommended for THAT TIRED,!
WORNOUT, K X II A U S T K Dj
FEELING. li atrengihena and)
tone* up the 1
STOMACH,
.. LIVER.
“OLD PEOPLE’S TONIC” 1
makes you feel better, look better,
i eat and aleep better. BtfyV.battle?
while the price U reduced from'
| $1.00 to 60 cents>ud Iregin to take]
it today. .
•‘OLD PEOPLE’S T^VlC” U a
hlood-purilyhig Spring llieillcine.
Makes weak people strong.
We have reduced the price ofj
this valuable medicine for lib days,]
in order that it mav be within the !
reach of every man, woman or]
] child. In need of such toning up
that the* need to caJTy them ]
I the heat and deblflty 1>T
Summer.
Dyspepsia Reatftly Cffftd.
and tr stopping i
r Martlw.Xyer ^d«il| ( l« vtii<I^C
yelatlvea in Spartanburg and'! Ander
son. ^ V’ *
The scJivqI boyand girls l |^o'^ai:«
cmintlng the days 4Uitll Vacation
come*. - i - —
, yhe.pnm qr<W|«‘qa'l^ to be a mon(b
In advance of the usual Itfst of May
condition.
^sparwgus growyfs are reqelvlpg
fairly par lug pr.cc». this search for
theirgrass.
,v ilr. cWyV. Patf came down from
Wa,sbingU)u on Sunday to visit his
family and friend*.
, April .WeftM^r was hurtful to gar
den and , ne|.ci,c:(»ps a* to the feeHnga of
pebple generally.
Ytfanv YHJtera are already worrHl in
■bind because tney cannot support all
the good caiulidatea ln the tteldj ■ ■
Bitff and BarreiJ ^.lylpoqth Rock
eggs in any quantities for *ale\W :
r! J. Allen Tooln.
Misses Kate Maher and Loul-e Kirk
land came home on Saturday, return-
ing to Columbia on -Siuiday .afternoon.
The Barnwell Base Bailer* came
home hoarse f,rdih Qf^ng;el»«.rA' t on Fri
day. having'beateo^he Dutclihien by
v 5 tO l*'
'Retween Memorial Day at Rivers’
Bridge* and base ball at Orangeburg
Barnwell Was a deeeited village on
pfiday.
Died at CriFlnfh, Mrs, Millie
0raves Folk, oK the 2MIt of August,
19035 wife of Eilisou Folk of llauip-j
ton, S. C.
Ten achnofs‘Jh tbc'bounty have.raised
the nece*>arv fund* for TR.rarjes and
two others will soon reach the same
good results.
ory.
Me bAttVnvKLL democracy.
The County, C^Hvbbtlon njet on Mpn
day, lz» delegates being present Col.
Robert Aljriuh was elected County
jDbalrtna^, M j. tj. X Felder appointed
Bseretary pfq.teifli.,. , . . t
The delegates etoctml to tn> Btato
,Couventton are Dr. W. C. Stnith, Dr.
.Ryan A Uvlea, J K, Davis, J. W.
JenuT, R. II. Walker, H. W> Richard*-
soTiJr., M w. Phillip*, G. M. Holfy. *
Alternates: .
J. E. iHarley, d, M ,Wea
[l-o>naon ap>
*»*
W3
3,
pm- -
udtles anr reader Of
iltAon e
Th*TkoVXk to HI
prloe pf Miro-ha relunited Iu, pa*e
does not Increase the weigh,t
icb krvuh
KOfLH to have the purchase
’ !l
cure stomach trvuhlea.
t
1 *eam
anal
the risk,, and M !*«%;>» U- #J>Hwi«tely
free unless It gteesMtisfaciten. , -
J. C. Creech. .
I TSK* ALL giaif.
. v _ ^.^s-'ihfe,
W Ueckley, X. ILStausell and R. M
Mlxsoc,
J udge T. 8 Dunbar and Capt. J.. W.
Jenny were elected am and second
vice presidents, respectively^ v.
CS'-t. .W, D .Black was elected as ex-
edtfnve^Commltteelhan.
Mr. J. li. Armstrong was elected
treasurer. * , -
We mean this. The Imrieilfs srej
Immediate In all forth* of dyspep
sia and indigestion. If the reni>-{
i edy fails come baA and geryourn
money. 1 '
REMEMBER:
ThU offer is only for 80 davs. w
We’ve- got something that ( ilve <J i
know Is good abd are determined v *'
i to introduce it to tYie public.
Cltleff Justice Y. J-. Pope on applica-'
lion of C. A. Be'st Kaq., Solicitor Davl*
tronsentlng, admitted Mr, J. -Lawton
Ellis Co bail in the sum of t ; ,:',00.
Mr. '(jin,rlflit R ^YlhlaK's died in'
Allendale on Monday aper^a brief ill
ness of heart failure, leaving hit. wife
and four children to cbt-rlsb hi* mem
ory. r~:’“.7' 1
Soifieof the Candidates are asking
the datea of scliool 'commencement*
and all *ort* of picnics, while oilier*
prefer the stlU hunt—not moonshiner*,
hoWeVer. r‘ - -
for the special tekM.
t i * . * i
The following petit jurors were
drawn on Tuesday for the 4th week of
the special term of court for Bi^rnwiell,
county, Commencing hrst Monday In
May:'
Allendale—H. W. Montague, J. II.
Barker, L. A. 8toiM*y.
Barnwell—J. W. Lar.ar, G. W. Pat-
yli*, M-.J- Delk. Jr, T. II. Attkiray,
R, «. Dicks. ’ -
BlackvHte—J., J. Ray.
Bull PoiW—W. U. Wroten, J. J.
Gray.
George* Creek—0. W r . Pelk, J. O.
Sanders, J. B Britwuing, if; L. Bax
ley. SiariiBg Hutto, VV C. Baxley^ Jr.
, Jireat Ctpi»»a-*-E H. Grayson, B. F;i
Bovntoh II. gt. .f^riklpi, Sr.
Red Oak—A. M IIill.. _ ,, .
Rich Land—B. F. Andersfotk .
Ro*einiry—M. 8. Hair,''!*'. M. Hair,
W. M Hair.
Sycamore—B. F. Lynes, R. A. All,
0 w.'Jei»ny. J. P. Boyle*.
Williaiou-U. M. Smith.-R L. Mlm«,
F. X. Hair, E. 0. Mitchell, W. T.
Mims, Bates, J. 1). Qiiattlebaum.
. v . T' ■ ' ii' 11, i in .
The,poor, thin, emaciated dyspeptic,
when lie becomes, plump ajid rowy after
Ml o n^ w in forget that there ,|a
such a thing as Judfge^lo^i or Momach
trouble*. This liberal coupon offer of
Hj 1 0. Creech’s means just w bat it sa/ts,
that Mi o na will cost you nothing un
less it increase* weight and give* free
dom from stomach trouble*. •
A* an evuteiice of good faith, when
you gqt a box of Mi-o na leaye fifty
eyidf on deposit ly.lfji J. C Creefh and
,|VV'i'*ll Rive you * aigped rccelpf.ata-
tUi£'that the money gi(U] be returned
to you jp -case yoij are not,^aitatlcd
with t)ie results you obtain from u*Liig,
Mi-o-ua.
r 1 hi i
'dwScNirii
The story In going tht j _
•tain praMahat a m**th peorpU 0
who raises IrUb pntaWa for.ike mar-
k«U. In pavklng a ter for Ahlpnient l<nt
bte pocket Kill ft, Ttys alwav*
plants eastera potatoea and. ihU year
In opening a barrel ^egtyaiineeasiefn
(,f) seed potatoes f^n .which he h d
,paid a fancy, prloe, he lonud his hw*
.test knife. I'ossibly hc.reaft<T he till
save piony hr keeping hi*a» ed potatoes
at home taftFad or. oiilfiplng item off
and ordering thmu ^cluigf lq,a| fency
prlcee.. .At-’auy ftte,ue would
Ihe frefght both ways.—Albany
Aid. I ----- -
sate
Her-
variety jli^I nexjdt styles ey«r shpwri in Blaokvi!
bpvn to the finest Nups VeiHng. Nainsook^
jhe evils attendant on the po*
^fcak. yrealtlf. But mllrfoni
not tn4,onljr. onesjrhpnrea0l<
Democratic Cnnr*n-
8t. Louis Is just two
The National
tion to meet iu
months off. '
,, An lrisk Vr‘nie'do#or rqqepiiy made
tlie secldeota) di*C(i»ver,yjjl\at Vn,rpen-
tiue W a cure for carboitc acid poison
ing. .
Ex-Governor M, B McSweeny la be
ing,Impyrtuntd by hfs friend* u>,be-
oncir a uandhlate for the 69th Con-
j i •• (i | . .•
Rateshurg people were scared last
wyrV by f strange tuidergroyod nplses
lika.ihe reverberations from runflirig
trains. .
' ■ . , . i. .. * >
A furvey is being made to
Edgefield end, Ahhevll
•iilhclKrvt territory for in
new coilttty.
see If
e caq spare
e creation of a
BLACKY I EE NEWS.
Johnson Hagnod 827 U.
Camp
L^j beld an
tended mceting\here Saturday after
noon. The camp forwardeifc.Jts pro-
rala amount of rands to both the State
and CoftWflwrAte .Reuri^na. The camp
was reorganised bylelectfij'g sa'tne offl
cers, G.W. Boyl*ton and J^. F. Hair
were chosen delegates to State Reunion
?-| B ' ^«r e ir frf V H rt-.irt-'Mfre. fn lli'c 1 ,i,v to Confederate Reunion at Nash-.
Llnier.^of k.alrfA ( dclega(e> to D.V; j* . nnvi.ton w*.
Call and get a pi
(12 ounces) for lO centa. and then'
»go|ar |l.o6 size
! cent*,
1 If you are not satUfled with the re
tail It call again and get your money
b*® 1 '* V at ■
For the Vezt 30 a $1.001
! Bottle of “OLD PEOPLE’S TOHIO”
for 50 Oenta. - „ - .
OEEEOH’S PHAEMACT
t andIOate^.
. Dr. M A. TArher anViohncea bimaelf
in this issue a cknAidtte Tor the House
'of Ropropatatlvea.
.-,**Prlvate” It. 0. Walker announces
nlmoelf iq this Irt'ue a candidate for
roelec'tlon to the non lie of Representa
tives. ^ .
FOR MAGisTltATfc AT iSilNBAR-
t6n. . -
We, the voteVs of ttlcft Land Tqyrn
•hip, knowing the sterling worth of
V»ur belghnof, n, l’. AntteHfpn, take
this method df clillnjc upon him to be
come * cahdidAth fdlr Xigistrate of this
balliAick.
_—;—^—- — MadV Frfthdr.
bAtLlkO A tAftiiiDATft;
. ~ Klkd* S. t , May Id; 1904.
^eileVUg, If efsfcte'd, be tylll plrove to
be the rlght,tilAn U the right place; we
bail bn Mr, J. E. Harley to become a
bandldste ('or thb House bf Represen*
Theife Is bo ihirt Better fitted' for the
J ilsce. He Is yodttg, atrohg; Hne look-
ng. actiVe; well dj! with the llkhes. If
‘elected he will do honor to the State
knd to BimMlf. We will Be pMin'd ol
him.
Sugar Caiie *Cou'ventiou in Jackson
ville, Fla.-v-
Hog 3holera‘ ha* disappeared from
the west side of the county. Owner*
who tried the aconite remedy of Mr.
W. L. Bates saved more than Ahoae
who did uet.
GotnhVunlcarlon's advocating cAnd 1 !-
date* already announced can nojt .be
pubirkhed except as pair) ftjr *d yertlse
men t's “lEqual rights to all and
special privileges to none.”
The Aiken, Barnwell and Bamberg
County Bosnia of, Education will hold
a meeting at Blackville op,nejtt r Satur r
day In ttanahler the holding of a Joint
Summer School for Teachers.
At the reegnt annual ipeetingof the
^late Medical Association Dr. FI. L.
Fattersoh of Barn well wk* elected Vhtr d
vice president anti Delegate to the
American Medical Association.
By mistake the name -Isaac Dyches
spfteaVed Ifl l|St week’s issue a* utie
of the managers for Double Poll’d In
the road tax election notice, when It
should have been Isaac Hutto.
Is , W J 4*^ .
The Spring drought has damaged
small grain,greatly and, retarded the
groMns qY 'all ganjeii 'iity field crop's.
Late planted cotton i* slow to come up,
and stands of earlier planting are
broken-
ville.— Ml*• , Emma Boylston tfas
elected sponsor for the camp.
Mrs. L R. Free '.ia* beefi spending a
few day* w ith her hiother in Augusta.
Prof. S. M. Wtilf* of WillWton apent
Sunday night with »lr. W, B. West.;
Mr*. E X. Sullivan of Sayvinnah
who baa been yiaitiiig relatives and
friend* here haa returned home.
Qtjite it fepod ( mftny.people fioin tills
] place gti'ended the poilication service*
at Denmark, Sunday. . ,
Mr. H. F Buist continues very ill.
A very Interesting game of ball was
p'aved here Thui;|day afternoon be-
twor^ .Denmark ana Blackville, the
Score stood 7 5 in tavor of BlackyiHe.
XX.
■ i... pii t, | .
The Anibrjpan* in the, Thilippinea
expect aiio^ter fnstirrectlqp (sf.the . lit
tle brown iqifn a* aossn as their rice
harvesting is co'inpletcd. *.
. • v... ”, It
Crnp^iswtmrts fmm the W*«t Wiow
thin the State#. t>ey<wd tti^. Mta»lj*ln()i
have; largely Increased ti)tvlr kvitufge*
In cotton over prevlob* years.
“ Philadelphia cheqilsts have made
g.nV-’. vre* showing that, i.lie cotton stalk*
Oti>ip an acre co»ikalg .froqi fcqo fn fp«r
ilfillar* worth qf, |Mi|gqr, Some rIcoIiqI,
snuiiketrs* powder and ceMuteM #wt-
terlal and good stock for making bet
ter newspaper thap the wood pulp
product now in general use.
ihiiUbNAirtfc'w rOpR sTOMAdrt
i ■ '.■ ■ mo'. .. s*r
The .WfirB OUt stomach .of Uib over
fed miUlonalre U ofirn paraded In the
public prints as a horriblq exampte of
possession of
mmlriR- .are
g bnqMrbpAMtaffitetad with
bad stomachs. Thfi proportion I* far
greater among the tollers. Dyspepsia
and Indigestion are rampant among
three people, and tbqy •utferfar yvorop
tortim**. than. (hq. ilii|Jjf)t**lr». ulijes.^
they avail themselves of a standard
uiediclne like Green’s August Fl*wer,
which ha* been .a, favorite household
remedy for all stomach trouble* for
oyer thirty live year*. August Flow
er rouses the torpid liver, tliua creating
appetite and'IraurliTg perfect diges
tion.. Itloqr# a«J.vitalize* die emiic
System.and makes life worth living, no
matter what your station. Trial bot
tle*, 'Joe; regular ai^te. 7^p. ,A,tGryeph’s
’Pharipacv, Kyrn «ell, Searson Drug
Goulpaily, Allentjale.
ever ofrered the trade. Mdies, some a
'StfajJp^d‘Sandals, in the VirtGus styles!'
:E r
ITT”
NOTICE TO TEACHERS. _ .
! The negt regular examination of
“ Frl-
ng at nine
tferoiffch the
teichera w]ll be held in Barnwell
day May 20tli, ■ beginning at
o’clock ajrd (wnHnulrw through (he
day-i Candidate.* for tlie Mr*t grade
cer.ltlc*tc* will be examined on Spell
ing, Reading. - Writing, ^Arithmetic,
Geography, Grammar, U. S. History
S, C. History, Algebra, CteHiGqvorii
OteOL j Phcylulogy,, and .Kclencu of
Tearbing. Candidate* for second
grade certificate* will be examined on
all of the foregoing *iih
Algebra. AU lejpdwst;* qr®
bnng’iJen, InTt and paper.
IV. H. Jone*,
— Co aupt, Ed
hj^ct* ijxcep.t
e eVjiecieU to
p| Duck.
. Sjlk N<)Vt;Uies f 5tc, r etc. it •
mz W?s are t^e bes^ selected an^
” * J ifjjjr and see Wy '
1 '
*
arnvec
w D^V'Spfi^ Cbgur^ # Mh in suitSjaiiij,pants, ITa^ ,
tne best variety and Fatest opst qualities for least money.
My Shoes both in high cut and low cut styles. Hats in
latest shapes, Shirts, Underwear, etc , also here for inspection.
Come and see. . '
My, entire sfock I have marked down at figures apparently
’tirtfeasonable. ' • .-t, * ... • ' ; . f
. Gome and see, and if phased ‘buy, but as a special induce7
nient to my ffide Hntt jh order to pet mv friends and patrons tp
come aftd inspect my line, 1 offer my Ime of Spring Clothing ajt
10 per cent disaAint, am4 wlien I say this i mean 10 per cent
l£ts tftth ! ever offered my gdftds ‘previous to tlui < ^
Very Respectfully, ..
XX, jo. STII^IL.5
, • ; BLACXVU.t.'K, a (T.
S. W. ’Corner Lirti^’ie Street and Railroad Avenue.
F0R EVERYBODY
. AT PTjqpf.E’S PHARMACY.
'Fr«Hi ! tSa'rffeTi Thftftjwojirq,'
(ugly low prices on field a* well a* gar *
den seed. 1 ( baye tiled and proved
them good. Our corn neod i* th« envy
.bl.OUf Y'Mn/^lite/a,. Give The peo
.pi'.*VrPbnluusJ-y a trial and Be con-j
vlnced you can get better seed and
che*pe r than any where else; also 100
bu~hel* of Phillips cotton seed for sale.
The ; People’* Pharpiacy t* a, cash
srprri. rAerejo^e*•*n-jinderselI *uher* a*
creiHt utme* make ti*« gtmd cu*tcmer* |.
pay for all losses. Get out of the old
•.rut. ajive mnH'-y on m<^otne antD seed
by patrofttelnjThe People’s PharmacV.!
DR. JNO* P. LEE, JR,
*A_»' V . ^ .
Dentist,
WILLISTOX, - ^ 8. C.
Will work any where in the country
by special appoW&eht.
NOTICE TO SCHOOL DCSTRICTS
AUeletftTnhs to levy a special tax or
Increase tbe special levy must be held
before June Dr,., . lW t
- Thirty dlstrh't* now levy a ati^ple-
mentary tax, and it 1# hoped that many
of the utbtrs will do to thW year.
’ - — W..H, Jonea;
Co. Sttpt. Kd.
OWNING THE
i.leut. fj*e Ijagood,
‘' 1 food, has been
•on
LePa he*f frdiri FtW, Emile...
Yoteri.
Padding a candidate.
Having fctiowh t*rdf; U. F: Carter for
h»any year* and belng famlllir- Alxh
-the gomi work he lias done In the
S liool rboth wfe, HU heigEbqr*, Relieve
at he should be called Higher and
that in a broader Held he would do a
ftplandid wort for dtir educ&tihhitl in
terests. add qfili on Hint pi heconie a
Candidate for the omoo of County Sq-
J ierintendent of EoUcattod. We. be
leve .Ilf add RHoW hi Id and tire confi
dent that life w o it id hilke k model of-
llcial.
Geofgb* Ci4e*.
•f’l-
Lfettef td #. B GarfiaW,
Bdrnirell, S. (7.
Dear Sir: MrFrarik Robinson,
iusville. Pa, bbhght Dfeyoe with a tHoil
(leal of feeling against tile wHple tribe
6f mixed ^ainta. Oof iigeuta there,
Messrs Kernocbao R Co; got hi in (o do
ft. He says'
. I am
I hdd 4_
1 know of aeferal bthei; Job*, a year
61(1 of (ffdrej'fimfnted with Devoe, that
ire Weaffng wen.
What a pity We ba.ve to all go
(hroo'gb tttkMffa *ottoofri*6 (Hid out
What pJint to p'uti/n a house t Ekpe
flenoe feeeheV Ifn’l thefe any easier
iitllj tit'ituin t ’ .-Jr- ' '
Your« t/bfy.
# W Devoe ft Co
P. 8/ ijBti'on tifoi. sell our pmdf.
of the late
Col. Lee Uagood, lias been detailed a*
an inspector In the U. S. Schixd of
stibparine defense at Willet’s Point.
New Yorll, thq highest technical
school in the army. .
George* Creek Democratic Club re-
orgatiixed by the etertion of the foliow-
ing,officers! G. Wi Morris; ( bainnaiM
J. L. Baxley, Vice Chairman; C. F.
Carter, Secrqury: J. E. Lain, Execu
live Coinmitteeman.
Barnwell VtsRqr* to tlie Memorial
Observance at Rivera Bridges on Fri
day say that It would take a Spring
poet witn Tenpyspnlan talent to do
justice to the .great gathering of Ihe
best people In South Carolina.
rHa.bWtr^cted meeting in the Barn-
well Methodist Vhurcii lias resulted (p
some 2o or 80 *cc,**ions to membership
On next Sunday tjmrmng Rev^J. D.
*' or^.
them
into church membership.
CleiEsnn College will tttfK over a
new and needed leaf and will become
more of a Farmers school next session.
Assistant Attorney General Townsend
EbldS mat agriyiiRural students will
have the preference tn the awarding of
the new 124 scholarships, ft ml the plow,
boyi will get ahead of the electrically
inclined.
Friendship Baptist church Sunday
School was reorganized on Sunday
with the foil plug officers! Snperln-
tenttfthl, J. O. Sandersf A»sf»taut, j.
E. IMiqj; Secretary, John R. Nay;
Treasurer, van Sanders; Teaunerv
Mis* Emma Hutto,, Mr*. Anna Morris,
J. O.* banders and Wiflltfip
*T3p
to
Un next Minday tporntng Kev. J.
S farjwyj -PasJ^or; Tfc.jjt addUplyter ihp,
inance df baptism anti receive th
“* *^5]*' j. -i-u t J ii ^ f Viileet eyery Sunday morning at
o’clock.’ Public cordially invited r
d onertKtrd of tnb paint left overf gttedd.
, DW«y ti AV/eniaYs S.M., Apfil 25th,
tea, ChaflM of
a Sharks was'an on-
ifHghVchlla. ayd Wesspd with
iomm-tiSi i« —bloh li, II,,d. £,
the bereaved parents Hnd 'CntuTort in
iripfi'whif said “buffer ljulf children to
ooteSii auto me and forbid rhaus not. for
df saw H tm kingdom of Heaves/’
Dob wbb loTed hhu'.
'f’hfeq Untyue Illustrated Entertain
m'ents for th« bertejlit ^f the Bsrnwel.1
Gratled School Library w f|,l bq glvetr
thls, tomqrrow-and Saturday even.lng*
fn the Auditorium by Capt. Una*. H,
bta'nlqy. of Edison’s latest a'nd
best life motfon picture*, hundreds of
beautiful stereopticott pictures and il
lustyated song* will make this series
without precedent in Bari»we(t. .
, Apnils^loq: 15 centa for Adblis, 10
cents' for Children.
Don’t miss fil
Mfr. Joseph Norman.Walker of Ap
pleton and MIsj EHaVr daugbta^ of
Ger^and Mr* F. M. Bamberg, w«re
married oq. the 25th ult. at the reel
dehoatef the brtdf’i parents, Rev. M
V. Hook officiating. After _
the St I/>qU Exposition Mr. and lire.
Walker *IU make their home at Apple
ton. and all Barnwell people welcome
the charming bride to an equal place
In their affections with the fortunate
Whuigr.dt her heart
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A PLEASANT DAY Si’KXT.
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On April 231 we geared the mule- to
the buggy, loaled it with wife aud
children, got us a" good hickory pole
and started. We^ had a long trip,
drove by the place of voting and votedj
for the man wn tboughl best stilted Tor
the office of Congressman; then we
went An.., ^oou we s'rrived »t the beau
tiful town of BhVckVille'; .theye we saw-
bright f.o e* st.tndlug at thp voting
plstje crying; '‘yote for Maydeh]!”
which pleased u* very much. We
then passed on and soon arrived at
Shipes! tihip, ^rhw, r $ w^ had been in
vited Vo the, Bqfzge school pic nlo-i
I'liere we mqt a large crowd of bright
voting men and women, among ttoym
Rev. Chile* of Blackville, whot» ^re
foundta he,. $ line man; also Prof
Rhodes of t.ees ap'd .Ben Me Demo re ol
Augusta, the hitter being the life of
the crowd. We now began pi eujov
outselveabv playing some nice game*
After awhile a lady seeing Rev. Uh'ile*
look at hi* watch, ai-ked if be was hun
gry end he replied i-'No. Ma’m. we
have dihner at tnv boarding pl*ce at
thl* time of day, 1 * which was about 2
o’clock. 'Vhat changed the subject
with us, for we like to eat good thing*
Hearing Mr-Jlraiit Boylston call out
‘•bring your baskets,” and syoitkg them
comirg in atiundxuce, made d* qijit
thinking about hard tiines. After d:i-
nyt Prof. Hiijith called the large crowd
tegbther artd. announced that Rev,
<d»Uea would deliver a lecture, whirl:
we found Wk.s full qf good talk. He
•aid there, was no..prettier place in the
world to have aidcalc, .And told how
much be had enjoyed Lite dAT ... —
Prof. Sipith next iutrpddUAd Hfi y - S,
P. Hajr, who, gave a full record of Bo
cage School and sajil the next change
that would take place would-be the
uniting of lhr*e- Schoolv Into oho at
Healing Spring*,, .
Next Prof. Smith callec! qn Prof.
Rhode* of Dees to speak. Wei found
he was full of talk but begged to be
excused. ; ,
Prof. Smith madq a farewell address,
*• it ,)va* the clo«lng v of hi* school.
We thqn took f£veral bpat ride^ op^ thf
historic old Edisto end enjoyed mln-
selve* very much, We spent ;he night
with relatiyes, for we could not nlake
the rotind Iriii jh a day. , . „
As Riali. Mas ,*Va^ not present., we
thought we w<tiild give s few sketeties
of the pic nic. hoping Prqfessofe.Glenn
"So ' "
jtnftbi will give another
pic nlc soi
,B. P
OX THE YaLUT L.
The tirst land battle hetween.tbp
.1 ui'; To-c and Russians waf fought bti
SuudayTth* formef g«t’Hh)i the .bettor
of it.' TKe Rpsstans h^t over 800,
3 nick firing gtlns and many prUooers;
apanese ips* about 700 meii . .
The Japaneae are following the re
treating Ru**lan*
The ^rst kessfoh of the 68th Congress
ended on Thursday last. APIu.°P r i*-
tlons exceeded three quarters of q bll
lion of dollars. There ean bq no tariff
reduction while such extravagance
HETTMEr^ ■ "~r 1 ’ iV-iTA.'.: : -
The appropriations for- the BritUb
government, with larger fleets, greater
armies and broader colonies are. over
Hook officiating.^^Aiter a taj seventy i»rHUon dqllsra less than Oncle
” " ‘ J " Sam’a Wtld west, prodigality^
President Roosevelt on Saturday
touched a golden telegraph key. and
machinery of tbc St LouU Ex-
pftsdion a going*.
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't'hanking my chslomcrs for the’ii- unexampled patron
age during tWc Wittier C&mpffigtt, I take pleasure ii.
glatihg that the Spring finds ittfe fully prepared to give
he
argauil
T(J 111 in neeil of work stdfck.suited 16 frt purposes' and at
the-prices ilia
people'.'
Style
anABeaSlU
( •••• • i<* •' • » t* c • -e—
are embodied iutexery gar-
i. ment.qe sell. Our nety sya-
Item of, vpinu/actnre guar,
an tees to avety jjurcjiqse^ ^
perfect fit* and superior
workmanship. , ZT
dtrgT
Another
r. v
Car Loadj
. Sf Horses,
riVeiily-^dil^ MuleS;
I.f ynn Wish, ’
"7 i therefore, t» i. ,. t
etijoy every tenet of good
taste Ip dre**^ our apparp)
li'tn u°lp y,(»h. 1>hiHhet-
ne** and simple elegancq
arc their eailenr f e a-
tures.
Tliat want good owners. u.
Tllfs hiay hc'the Idsi lihpdrtfitVdil of the Boaeoh, so
Mens Spring Suits,
HioT&(Xt-
ifrte
ROAD TAX ELECTION.
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. Upqn •‘xaminarion of a petition of
IteeehoWers and Electors 'Irmn Black*
Ulle Township praying that Ah ekiv
thin lie nrd«re<t to decide whether a
rpeelal fax of two mills should ha lew
W1 undvr the tsomit act of the General
A*sembljr, (pr the Impmveioeiit of to*
puitlte road* and highway* Hi said
Aowwohlp; and being MUisded chat Mid
petitkiti showaa cwmpHaoee. wIth Him
•aid Act, it i* ordered that ihe Towne
ship Board of. Assessors of Btaekvtltf
Tow n»hlp proceed to Ih*W sn elei-tloia
fur Lh<* purp«»se a burn »ct /arth,.Wi ace
•-onlmme with the reqnin mems of the
*ald Act. • *• i . . .r
Jl.v.onler of Hie County Board of
Commissioners. n . <• < - ^
■ - -, O. If. Bsrker,.
■. . (- “ . VJbairuian.°
K, U. Roberts Jr„ Cleyk,. . , , -
FurruaiU fo Hip tbeve order *n etee-
ihrti *111 bw heM oWMefsw-day. May 7thL
11K»4. iii the sahie manner •aa.ftenervf
McctUmthose favoring sqid progosed
tax- voting Yes, and those opposed to
ting Na. ,» M-i r - t ,
, The following menagers of eiecHoa
are appointed with power lo fill va
cancies: . . v j, i. Vi; ,
■ Biawkvllla: L.»vF. Bonner, WHHaia
Mnciieon,. A. B, Hair \ T
I>nubl« Pond i.U. U. Rhoden, If. D.
S:iir,.T»«acHuvfir T- ••.(i., G’*
spur Branch -.G. RT.Royleton, W.T.
Walker. Jobp <». Hogg*. .
■ By order Township Board of Ateee
sore. ji ,.\
* P. W. Bodlford. .
( hairuisn.
zmtw^r
SvWeyor anil Civil tn
Special t etc at iqn^f Iren to Hie <
ration of water-powers, ieveiiag i
ilroinagq. i> • i, i“- r- .■ i a >. i . .
A pofeta 1 eard-addreeaedto me ak M#>
• In., S. C.. wm ta •aivo prompt •«*•-
th»n. octU8U. If .
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REGISTRATION NOT 1C*.
. # *,/“ X* ' i-.-'i i , *
The Rt>g1*t ration Books w HI he
In tlirUourtHouse eg the Brst Mon
(sale day) in each, .moo Hi dui|P(
year liktt for 1hj0 .transaction of t«
buslne** as Is required-by-law.'. ^ ^
W. J.•Baxley, >,
Chair mea
I*. D’T.. BhieW, •
Secretary. ^
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Ik:
Calhotm ft
dbti’t ,wait. Delays “di*e dangerous.” Come at once to
t' t-
Young Men’s Spring
Suits, $7.50 to $2.xO0.
Blackville, S. C-
——— ■■ ffcy*" 5 " ^Nt»5peh.-ri
Boy’s Knee
|2.S0 to 00.
Taiit SliiU,
tdej Accideqi.
. McCREARY’S,
T *
TERS: FURNISHERS.
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716 Bf6d;dwayr :
Augusta, ba:
Yeier D. Tonnefittr 64369,
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JERSEY Bl, : LI^,,HEAD OF GLEN*
DALE HERD,
• #• «• -l is .1 »e,' > * * te - gt Ml»- l- i
Pmn<Hinb6<) nnuMuUy
dairy, .fq«U. “There stretch behind
Mm along every line the fiooet dairy
blood in the world.” By bloed and tn-
diridualUy he is »t th* top.of the. Jer
sey .breed, -fth* dam tv ted 8fiJ- gallons
of milk and 23 lbs^.4- oz.;.his grand
dam Mrlh*., 6 o*s., ami his great grand
<Um.23Jb».i,8.;f*s of butter in zevea
days* Ha hne 14 sisters giving'as high
— - • -^#etrq„ data. -. •
heifer* bred to this
of hi* sons, all *0tld col-
graud Individual*,' flew "for
Write lor pedigree* and particu
lar* to , ... •• . *
GLENDALE DAIRY, ^
Barnwell, S. U.
LIGfiTNINC?^
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Live Stock
muRARh
—XI Lowest Bates In—
StrSnOEST CoMPANl
diiODH S CO;
., yqrrjczs. .stn -. •. t
THE BANK OF BARNWELL