The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 07, 1904, Image 3
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RAmOFSURMCBirTION.
jla AdTAnce. per Aoruun
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THURSDAY. JULY 7,. 1904.
, The County ChnUi Ghox will be on
( the new.rtmd leading; from Helton to
Mathew’s Miuir tbU week.
<). yf, Barker, Snpervlsnr.
K. C Roberts. J r-. Cle|k
own
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Have ypur eyes
examined and
tested free of
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all cost for
the next
30 DAYS.
CREECH'S ^
I’HARMACY
o;o:o;o:o
Watermelon
next week.
,•' - fc- " ‘ f-,
- The thermometer and the candidate*
are wanninx 'up- ■ s-
Crop* are reported much tthproved
by the recent rains.
The candidate who “totes hlk
skillet” Is liable to jjeTple.
One of Tuesday** pleasantest facts
was a visit from B. «J. Hutto.
Clever Mr Cohen left on Tuesday to
spend a montli m New Yorlu .
X)rer 80 tethers are attendififf the
. Su’miner tftirool at Blackvllle.
•AwS;-'. • * ... » . u * . .
’ Miss KaUileen Clllilt. I* vNitinx M
Ella Rahllfie I’echman of Johnston.
L Winthrop and Clemsow scholarships
examinations at Bsfntveil tomorrow.
» ai 4 - * ’ ’ ~
Miss .A lice Coldsbve of Aufrusta is
the pretty jjoesfroLMiss Della i’atriek.
'"yi -. e "* ^ ^ ' "'Z* ■ 1
The next annual reuelhp pf the
Ushtnen wilWbe held on thy 38d in<t.
-.‘FaYmer .tnlm C. Fadst sava tl^at
erops learned this year tourdw with
out rain.
Mr. Ben 8. Moore, Superintendent of
the IJauiberg Oil Mill, was In town o«i
Saturday. ■ , ^
Roail the “Hard Times Coming’’ ar
ticle on 4th pa^e and prepare to whip
them oiR.
A good root soaking general right
now rain would help jill the coru cribs
in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pato and Httle
daughter were up from Kline the first
ofxhewcek.. . *~~
Mrs. J. A Porter and daughter* re
turned from Sullivan’* Island Tues
day evening.
Mr. JolYd J. Wise Announce* himself
in thi»l«sT")c a candidate fqr Magistrate
at WHliston. —
Interesting letters from Florida and
wire grass Georgia are crowded out of
our full columns.
But for Mr. H. f!.”"Chiftv’s regular
remembrance the 4th would have been
a dark blue for us.
The Savannah River Baptist Sunday
School Convention is in* session *t-
Brunson this week. .. "
To make, up the sure slinrtpe** of the
rorn crop fanners, are piautUig more
peas than ever before.
Rev. W. H. Britton will preach at
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FS PUARMACLI
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DIDN’T THINK.
* i _^■, *.,*
Used to let hi* |ioor old mother ^
,t*o and carry itr M>e wood; ^
hhe wa» just a pack-home for him—
But he never iinderstpod;
Meier thought c<f hrlngln’ water
, F^oni the spring down In the lane,
Or of helping her to gather ’
In the clothe* b“fore tl^ tain;
liC-t lier keep a-waitin’ on him,
. Though her, hack was a< hi’i«’ *o;
^ ? Twa»n’t ’csu*e tie uni n’t love her— ~
He just didn't think, you know.
Then he went-awsv and married—
Left tier livin’there alone,' ^ j.
’Cause hi* w ife, she didn’t want her—
She hat! j^uil*M>f ber^wh:*- ..
And he carried liitherNIndlin’, ' ^ ^
And he,built.the fires, mo.
And to tell the truth. 1 dunno
What there was he didn’t d'<;
Had to hustle now, I tel! vnu!
Got to thlnkin’. tno;ftT4*At, .
That he might a been a little
MRe more thongjuful in the past.
After while the wearyThother
. Put her burden* all awav.
And we went anil beard the preacher
Praise the poor olH soul, one dar ;
AniTt tfopdjind looked down at her
Poor old hands! 1 didn’t wonder
That her hoy sat there and-cried. —
Just as If he couldn’t hear it— . '
, Jnat as If hi* heart wonlrTbreak—
lie had kind o’ got to seein’
What the suffered fd> W* sake.
There’s a lot of kind* of sinptn’
.'-That. the.0<mm1 hopk tell* about—
8ln* eoncernIn’ which a body
Needn’t never lie in doubt.
But there’s one sin that 1 reckon
. Many a man who doe^nlt think
Will he held to strict account for
i When he goes across the brink;
For the wrong that’s done a person
,i By another’s want of thought
Iliucts arf much as th.mgli the •injured
Waa a victim of a plot.
—8. E. Kiser.
GOOD SPIRITS.
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k Good spirits don’t all come from
eptueky. , Their main .source U the
JHrer—and all the,^ne spirits ever made
fit the, plue.Grass’&trfte cotild not reme
dy a bad liver or the hundred-ami ooe
fU effect* U produces. You can’kihavl
gmid. spirits and a. b)|.d . liver at the
fame time. Your liver <hupt be ip Hne
Condition if you would fed buoyant,
fiappy and hopeful, bright of ore, light
qt step, vigorous and fuccessful in
your pursuit*... Yon. can pot youv liycy
— fn line condition by pamy^freen’s An-
' ;'1M
dluat.Flewer.-tlte greatest qt all niedi-
jitut a
lues foi the Hyer and stortiach
^ a ■
yeruin tore for dyspopsia or Indige.*
Oou., Ifiiai. been a (avoyite bousehord
'-^erpedy for over thirty^fi ve year*. A u
gust flqwijr, wti.r>eke your /liver
hea.ljthy and active amf'thaa Insure vou
A libera] supply of “good spirit*,”
Trial »l*e, 26c; regular pottle*, 76,c
GOOD IN THE GOAT.
( A distlngiiUhed Japmese doctor sava
. YbaTa’ttl'iim prepared from the blood
^dif lWe ordinary j^oat Is a sure antidote
for the bite and poison of the rattle
fell farmer* My tfceUifgs.JLbat
to oonstantlT with, goats 6e?er -
cholera^ Candidate W if of
Dill rnlninhla School House on Sundey ithings-aud showed
next st the usual hour.
Miss Carrie and Muster WilLUIanna-
maker, of Onrugebiirg. a r e visiting
their sister, Mrs. R. C. Holman.
Mi«s Maggie Copeland returned to
Dunbarton yesterday a/ter a delightful
vDll'to Miss Corrie Thelma Lutz.'
Magistrate Jehu Googe rtunoimre*
hiaiself 4n th's issue a camlidnto for re“
election us Magistrate at Allendale.
Some of the almanacs predict that a
severe West Indian storm will strike
this State the last week in August.
Pressure of job work and ob
servance of the 4tii postpone the pub
lication of candidates sketches to next
week. ‘ ' •
Til* Democratic Convention at 1^t.
Louis begins halloiing tomorrow for
■•Hnilidateg for i’resijent and Vlce-
P resilient.
A meeting of the committee of the
Rnldock Farmer*’ Club will be held at
Baidock at 4.8tHr , clo<fk p. m. mi Frt
day, kth, Every . member is
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'res.
log that tbe merchant In culpable in
trying the bant l»e know* bow to makej
htntself sevdre when “egg-vancln” u»
the farmer. The merchant, the banker
and the note shaver ail have the moral
as well a* the legal right to get what
collateral they can to avert loss.,
it must he the farmers Job to provide
the acceptable c*dJ»<crHl to secure UiO
vnotietgry aid tlmrnfi require* to enable^
A Hoe game of hall wa* played h>rpj.hirn to niuke Ida crop. '1 ho auonmly
urged to attypd a* buai«e*a of impor
unce will come up for cbbsldyratiou.
. , ^ J. L. EjUy,
Hewlett, x-r
Secty. S
BALL AT FAIRFAX'.
la*t TJvurSday between the mariled «f»d-
singie (Men- From beginning to finish
It tyk#"k hard gjynggle, hut at the close
Of tfrfc htrrfh trittftig the acore. was 7 to 3*
In favor of the married meti. ,Tbc
game was played in one hour and iW
' uy
minutes. The game Va* excellent
unpired by M r. Brabham of Brunson.
Hurrah for the married men.
X.
— - TO TITIC rEOPLK. OF
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Barnwell^Allendale, Bamberg, Den
mark and Blaokville: *
Have your dance*, wedding suppers
and banquets furnished and nerved by
the Caterer of Aiken, 8. C-y*.w ho can
furnish the best preparctl food, best
table service, bo^t plain and fancy
mixed drinks. Music by professional
orchestra of Augusta.
Address for all warticulars to R. E.
Richardson, Rose III^!/Aikeii t 8. C.
THE COIJNT Y CAM PAIGN.
The County Democratic Executive
Committee met on Tuesday with a
good attendance. It was resolved to
pay the managers of election bringing
the votes to Barnwell one dollar each.
Dates for the Campaign Meetings W<re
HPI*ointed : BlackvlH*v August Ittt
BaniWellf August ISth; Allendale, Au
gust 20th. The campaign meeting at
WHliston wa, called off^n account of
the Tlnkei’s Creek and Goose i’ond
Park Meetings.
• Managers of the Primary Election
were appointed, with exceprtnn of four
clubs. .The full list will be published
iu ample lime.
A PERFECT PIC NIC.
Good rains had put the New Forest
neighborhood in the right humor for
ptu rnlrr FnjfftmPTft, no
gathered at the school house on Friday
and spent a delightful day. Tire din
ner was a rich and rare feast of good
unknown in that section. 1 he lemon
ade was as nice as could he, the songs
of the children as pretty a<theit face*,;
and the looks and voices of tbe gl'ls as
sweet as their hearts.
This is one evergreen Sunday School,
meeting regularly, rain or shine, hot or
cold, with an average attendance of
lilty. Mr. Basil Bates is Miperiillou-
3enf, the right mail in tbe {igbt place.
This a model community in thc'gwd-
nesa t»f its people.
: ' Visitor.
FAIRFAX HAPPENINGS.
Miss Lena Blount of Brighton is vis
iting her brother Mr. J. B, Biount Jr.
Mr. F. M. Young made a dying trip
to vWgusta 4aft w eek, . r
Miss .'Maggie Miller who has been
boarding here some time has rctm ued
to Charleston.
Mr*. H. S'Jcpny of Jennv tlfftod
relatives and friends here last week.
Messrs. L H. Ulmer and Walter G.
Ruddell have returned from a visit to
Dautzler of Orangebur^Jjj ltt j^ uill i iJ ^_ aU:iw .i., uli j.
Mrs G. A. Chapman and son Harold
have reuiiaied aftyr an extended visit
to relartre* in Augusta. Y
Fairlax was well represented at the
Hickory Gove pic nlc JuTyT. .
.Mr. W. J. Sanders lias returned from
a business trip in Florida.
• Magnolia.,
The Court ofGeneral Sessions’begins
on Monday next, continuing one week.
Judge C., G.
will preMde.
The securities of tire Merchant* and
Planter* Bank of BlacWyiHfr aggrega
ting ff’fli .VrVTere sold tm—Tuesday for
twWak»Har»i
Misspellnie Hickson returned to her
hr ■me at Waynesboro, Ga,. alter a
nlcasant vi«it to rim family'of her aunt,
Mrs. Bailie McNab.
Witli but one Spring rain Mr. \V. Z
Brvan of ErwJatoit ha* harvested' tire
he»t oat crop <if bts ^tfe—averaging 40
bushels to the acref ■
Dr. II, W. Bays, Pre-iiling EWer,
\vill hold his third quarterly conference
for Allendale circuit-at GHIett’*
Uburch next Saturday and Sunday.
* Mis* Mary and Mi-s Nannie Grubbs
bj Mcn:»t*>s arul Ml*s Lizzie Bates of
DnmrxrtddlifJtftfreadliTg 'tids week in
Angvsta, with Kcv. W. W. Glover’s
family.
Seven rural seboois in thT* county
have secured libiaries under the| Anil
Act of tire last session. Five more can
ger..them, provided the required cash
i* r»i>ed.
Mr. M II. ~Sea»c; who sustalned'ntff
rlous accidental injuries at Union last-
week while engaged on a building con
trier., is much improved and wPI come
home soon.
A great multitude will be gath.ep’d
jit River* Bridge today tft honqr the
*CrOifedoratfi■ Veterans. '“Nbthfng TTi
till* world.is too good for these match
less heroes. - '■ >.
Misses Tannic Johnston, Kate D
KTiklaniT, .Ipsie ReeilTXiifie R Wfllis,
Sallie Wiiltsm* «iii| I^ena K. Youmans
are sttchdlng the State Summer School
at Winthiop College.
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Tinker’* Creek School -house- wa*
eousidt rably livelier than Barnwell
yesterday. Several hundred candidates
wero there, sonre for ofllce but most of
them for double blessedness.
, as—- „ . ^ ,
Judge George W, G*ge-of Chester
has been given permissionTjy Governor
Heyward to go to Seotland for the
beneticuf hi* health, which has been
much impaired for a long time.
.Capt J. S. Calhoun of Baidock told
us .pn Saturdnv ,that his immediaie
section was still dry... -{Since, planting
time there had mit been rain enough at
any.one time to run in theMurrows.
The njeetlpgs of the County- Board
of ConimisSloaers ki'-d -the County
Democratic Executive CoijHnUleo
brought a good crowd to town on
Tuesday, . Candidatea were plentiful
and polite. • t • •
BLACKY IDLE NEWS. re -
The presence of the charming wo
men and gentle men attending- the
Summer School give ocr town the ap
pearance of a fashionable Summer re
sort, and we dbubt if ihere.i* a* much
loveliness of person and brightness of
intellect at the more failing* waterin
traces a* that Blackvl.lle is deiighteV
<b entertain. ^iLqj*4lort is being sparefl
by the teacher managers to make the
school a lino iuceesT.' ami “flin "citizens
are making the * 1 insure” hours as
pleasant as (dd time sciiool nbens and
recesses.
The Graded School Faculty for the
next term will consist of Principal, J.
L. Birdsong of Sparta, Ga.,, Assistant*.
Mt**g* foray ton of Al)'ler»oo, 1’oore of
Belton and Norris of Columbia.
Dr,' AiiilHuu measure 1 up 20 bu-h-
els to Uiu^acrtf ot ~ as large guaiued
plump w heat as wa* ever seen In this
section.
, Mr, H. D. Still loaded the first ear of
cabf*loji»§s 5to"dfty. ■
Mr. J; 1>. Whittle rc|»ort* morp oat*
than Carter had, a hundred bushels to
ttre’fercr'^ ' l
THILOCOBN AND PH 11.Q80PHtR.
JtmTOB P*opi.b: RiaKMas is g*h-
erally level headed bat he l* tlecloed j
otfin his laAt cotnnfunioallon In Implyr
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m
•.-r %-*
U that evPry-syeap-aeeina to find the.
avei*go fanner just as much in need of
financialJielp as he was t|re year pre
vious. This sliou’.d not h*.-.iA f^'ihjjier
ought to »Uher better blr'phsirhvii 'one
year from ahophe*-or quit, if be sees
no prostH-csof beoouiing in time lode-
pendent st farming be ought to get mlt
of the game and either gir to preacblng
or practising law. A good percentage
of the Barnwell Bar have set that ex-
• - MASfOFfS OLD SliiD,
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<)ffer«To careful hoyirs a completelv
new. stoik of completely ne^ goods at
completely new prices.
Anything and Every Thing In press
and Dry Goods,' Notions, Clothing,
Hats, shoe*, Ac. for all age* and all
My Spring bresl <
variety jaiidnewest
Wij to the fm^s
■PHMM
the fjnestyNupjl
.fiave^v^jf,
it stio.wn pi
■j*
i-u.wi? IV Uic y«»V3t- IJVF.? ■
Batiste, India Linen, peTsian teyp..
Swiss, Madras, t,inen Crash, rantaisie -Mouve^s,
Zephyr Qfnghams, Percakv Coined • Satlp,
Lawns, CleotTa Marais, Silk ffqveltks .
My lines of SproS^ihoes best-s^I
ever, ottered the trade- Ladies, c;oYhe ana
Strapped Sandals, m the various styles' !
:
tia^
ample ami i dont bliMH* them. I d <>e«upntloit« will Ire foumT at ihesc
MHiner be an ornery lawleiva second
class preacher or oven a county otllcial
than a dead hast' farmer. But no
healthy, energetic and intelligent man
Bled fail at farnffhg. ‘i here is not a
mail in Barnwell county poorer proba-
my^haii William A*hiby, Lewis M;»
looe Ayer and John iioiiy were when'
a* young men they faced the problem
of having to make a living. Each and
every one of tire worth lea named not
only made a living at funning but died
rich. All of them were firm belieier*
{ n the wisdom of planting a lut-of land
n corn and raising a plenty to con-'
aume and to sell. Kiah Mu* D wrong
wbou-Tto auggcHts that 1 Tub I'JcoyLK
and i’hllocwru “tne on the>bfg laud
owner and merchant.” The wiser
course is to show the farmer how to
become independent of the big laud
owner and the iiteychant and 4bu bat)k
hqd the small money lender TIiU Thk
I'ntHM.K did In re publishing Horn the
gouth^rn Cultivator same month* ago a
nf lannltig whereby a man can
plant all bf hi* land in corn and haYc
half of It avaHabie for cottou. A sys
tem whereby Mbs corn crop can tie
^doublet 1 and the eptton yield increased
without a cent of expense for additional
horse pdwer orfab'irxjtd the exiiense
of producing the cot toiiHl I minished.
'J'hk People has done roisand Philo-
coru endorsed tbe system jwrd declares
Uiimiit i* absulutcly. -gyrrect-auiP jt
1 in principle and safe in pructUoXAnd
now 1 can’t say how Thk People teel*
about it but I assume the position ihat
Abraham occupied when Dives want-d
Tihi tb semi l.txarh* to warn hi*
hrelbern. It will be leniembeied that
Abraham treatly lejolued by saying
‘They have Moses and the Prophets
ami it they will not hear them neither
will they be persuaded tho one ro.-e
from the dead - . T’ve never heard-of
tire farmer having any patron saint.
The church ouglit to canonize one for
-Urn farmer* lo pray to ami doubt)cs*
that baiut will turn their heart* to fol
low tne aJvlce of The People and
Phiiocorn and become prosperous and
.contented. ,
Phiiocorn.
Headquarters fur Trade and at price*
to please the must particular pur
chaser!,"
Come. Sets for yourselves, receive
courteous-treatment and you will find
that •' " ’ ,™_—
‘THE NEW “BROOM SWEEPS
CLEAN.”
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my
My Spring Clothing, both in siiits,
•V»-(\l
*> .te
Don’t Forget
that
(x. D. C. Lange,
Blackville, S. C.,
choking Catarrh cured;
Your money back If Hyonid
nut wi re y<>u.
“Use. liyomel end
tarrb,” 1* wlut^all
does
’ >
he Tfiired of ca-
who hwve tried it
fur that disease sav to their friend*
it eislest-WLi'g in the .world to
-tojlf catarth at it* beginning if you use
IlyomeL^. Just breathe the healtlmgiv-
iug, balsamic air for a few minutes
and your catarrh ^rill tie cured.
hi Uilselty and neigh bo ing towns,
ihqrr art hundred* wlio can testify to
the remarkable powers of Hyonrel ui
cure catarrh. Manyofthe sraunchest
friend* of thl* remedy to-day began it*
use with llu.e hope tiint Urey would be
cured, but as J. C. Creech offered to re
fund the umney if it did not cure, tlrey
.decided to try it on that plan, and wertif*
^oou restored to her health.
A POEM ALL OUGHT TO KNOW.
~ Breatlves Hi ere
deaf].
a Man..with soul so
Who never to himself has said;
Iff ‘My trade of late itigettjjyg .bail,
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TIJE UF. All IK. U-.
ITeretilfs^Ehool wanta a. first: Cla*«,
First Grade Teacher for term llril—6.
Write to
:• W.W. Harhy.
•• i- Barnwell,’8. C.
7- 28.
Married on Wednesdar. June lath?
at..the home iiT the , bride’* mother,
Dunbarton. MUs Hattie Hier* t(> Mr
At'Creech’s Dro^ Store ami 8ear*on’s R. H LtU 7 - bf B#riMiyell. . Best fwlalres perfectly catm. But iho weatheFis always in-
Drugstore. Qf all,Bariiwall g/>ontto,t'"* 1 fLwHuini
(■Pmi these we 11 be-
4_lov«d yowng people for vhoir future
itat> pities And prosperity. A full hc-j
conqt fetCptved tot' lat* this week wiir
•Lappear In our next issoe. J
A Barnwtejl rppnty farmer received
last week a letter from IVx»* contain
ing cotton form* full of dead boll wee
ylJsAorfi tlrpMT live eggs. They wery
carefulljnbttrnwl. The writer of tire
that hi* i-oiu.ii, tbopgb
sly feet Iilgh, bad no b>ll« because of
tbft.weeyil^ work.
In these days there is a demand
liiTii
wal
taujht l#. ft y frtbltc school*. few generat
1 from a cnmiK-tent teacher might la*,
given op the Weather, which would tend to
enlighten Juc people by degnes. When it
turi'aa-ool in .'iuuim r many i<e<'ple really l>e-
lieve that hail somewhere tan*cd the cold
weather. That-opinion is about as absurd a*
to KupiKise that three or four, blocks of- ice
dumped out 'aon.e hot- day on the public
,-Mpiare would cool all buddings in the town.
Hail never leave* cold weatlicr. The same
condition tliat brims a <*ild s-ave may or
maybot bring hail. Cold waves eomo in
Winter and hummer, when there is neither
rain. haiL nor snow. Wo are living in an
oc an of aic extending upw rds for miles. • .
The pressure of air iw 16 pounds to fre
square im-.h. If that were perfectly uniform
ovtr the world flrere wonld lie light winds.
But the air Is mobile. U lows easily and
gives what the weather men call high and low
pressure When from aonn cause there is
high.pro-jstmvon the lakes and In New Kn-
gland (he tendency.i.s,f»r the excess of air \o
rush where the pressure Is low, or where there
Is less nir. _ Tliat caused the strong -Norjh
w iiul Sunday the TAh hist There must have
been jery Id eh pressure from Miehigan do
New Torkwith luar pressure ip the South
Atlantic SLaies, consequently there wa* a
rush of cold air Sovfhwuid. This is. the .ge ; n-
era'principle as to wiiwls and cold and hot
waves. ! ■
.B.U there are raapy oddities of the waa'ber
we cannot explain yet. Weather mvn-can-
not explain why It is we.,tnaj have h strong
wind on the eerth ami then .a mile or two
higher one equal y strong blowing in an op-
pwdte diroctlon.. Thiy cannot explain the
cause of a whirlwind du a calm, day, which
agitates the Mr and whirls if around and. up-
y another ten inch ad.”
If sneli tlu-U! be, go mark him well.
Fur him no ui
No angel watch the golden stair
To welcome Indue a niillinnairc.
The man vv.tjio never a*K* for trade
Bv local line*or ad. displayed,
flare* more for rest than worldly gain.
Ami patrotiagedvut give* him pain
Tread lightly, friends,- lot >to rtreto-
wrnmF,! — '
: f)i*tnrl; hi« solLLude profound;
Here let himrityein ca'm reptrre, —r>-
.# Unsoughf except by men be owe*.
And when lie die*, go plant iiim deep,
That naiightnrury breajt hi* dream
Risk sleep; -— —
tVhere po rndg clnmor may dispel
J The quiet that Ire loved *o well,
And that tho world may know it* k>s»,
1’lace o%4lU grave a wreath of tnoss,
Ami on a stoneuboVe. "Here lb-*
A chump who wniilditft advertise.”
- . —Ket.(iiier aftd Advertiser.
When Tvaneeit meu dlyiiie gt tiic poHs
tlid exploUavs consolidate at the spoils.
always mean getting op to the world,.
•*v '*
.ose
The rca^ queens of society are
who hold toying sway over their own
home*.
ward at a very rapid rate, when sH around
MkvfMttW cullt kilf Wt»ut io ovro I
Uur>tmg,‘bf-eau e of its- relation' to life and
health and bsppiness.—Carolina Spartan.
REAL OLD FOLKS
m
In Germanv thriA^u* XJg-ificrion*
who claim to be lO* years old et- mortr,'
in France tlrere are 213^1 |i England 14^.
in Scotland 4ft. in Norway 23. lu.Switz
er'anff there U opti-ne centenarian, hut
on. the other hand tlrere are 4'»J in
Strain and a* many as 57b In Sefvla. ,
X-he oldeat man in.the wqr|j‘ja said,
l to beBruno Cofrirp. of Rio Janeiro
tuif authentic doc.ijTjeut- ►bowing that lie
<
TaIRKST KIND OF OFFER.
Jf Ml-ortva Does Not Cnrij^ytqrep
*hi. Got Ytrtir"Money Back at Jj C.
Oreeeh’s.
j You run no rl*k whatever in. purt
chasing Ml-o-na, Nature'* cure for
dyspepsia.
has or^ sale tbe best Spectacles, Eye
lit'i
best
Gl.i**ea, Musical InstriiiueDU, Toys,
Stationery, Fl*hing Tackbr ami Base
ball Good*, and that he sell* Pianos
and Orgili* for cash or oo easy terms,
and that he rebnllds Organs a* good
as NEW.
peclacles accurately fitted; Re
pairing Instruments a Specialty; Um
brellas re-covered wlitre you wait.
JULIAN R. HARRISON,
jEWEbftlt
Fine Watches, Clocks, Rings,
Pins ape^
Repai
—Sewing Machine Sup]'
-— Needles,
r - Rubbers,
■* - C * •• * '
- ; Oils,
’ Beltings, Stc.
Machines, Guns and Revolvera
v _
Repaired.
Baknw^lt-, S. C.
Yeier D, Tormenter 64369,
JERSEY BULL, HEAD GLEN
-* DA LKIIERD, . -r\
Pronounced unasnally handsome- fine
.iliiiry form. ’‘There strereh behind
him along,evqry line the finest dairy
blood iiLtbe world;”. By t»iu«d »od.iti
di^iduality Ire I* at tha top of tire Jer
sey breed. His dam tested 8*J gallons
fid 2;l
of inhlfc-ef
I lb*.
iU/« ’ a
4 oz.; his grand
dam 2:] lbs,, 5 ozs.tyndlii* great grand
dam 23 lbs., ft oak.- of hotter In seven
day* lie Ires 14 sitters giving-as high
as 22 th*. of Jmtt&An seven d*vs.
Registered Jersey heifer* bred to Mil*
bull, and threoof his son*, all »olid col
ored'and grand Indivlduala, now for
aiik annoooABlnill awaHH nale. Write for muligiees and particu
lar* to f--
GLENDALE DAIRY, -
Barnwell, 8. U.
Dentist,
VV1LLISTON, - - .8. C,
-the .country
by special appointment.
—:
EVERtTHlV;G FOR,EVERYBODY
AT PEOPLE’S PHARMACY.
Fresh Garden Seed; some astohlSh-
Jiigly low prices on field as well as ear
den seed* I h*ye tried aud proved
jUieougood. fTur corn seed is tbe ehrjf'
of trur cbmpetUors. Give Tho Peo
pie’* Pharmacy a trial - amTl* 'riim
Getting along in the world di)PWwiw,tiA^Bqj^d you can get better;seed and
etiesaniy where e|w^ also ICa
b»»hel* of PhlTlIjfTcbtton tero for *ale-
Thb Peirpte’s Pharmacy. Is a cash
store, therefoip can undersell ojtVeraa*
credit stores make the good ensfenrer*
t>ay for all losles. Get out of the ohl
rut, save monfyon n\ediclnc. and seed
by patronizing The People’s Pharmacy
riUARANTEK.
fl • , ;
J. C. Creecp hereby agree*, to re
fund tJie money paid for Mi-o-na
bn return of the-e«4*^v. rreKea, if-the
piirchaseftell* him that it has fail
ed to cure- dyspepsia or stomach
troubles,, , ThU guarantee covers
two {Kfcrtoxe#, or a month’s trent-
itient. -— i
>- J-C URK EC If,.
Take Ml o-i^a for a month (a 50c box
couniiu* two week’s treatlienl) and It
it xlqes not iielp you, hi ing back . the
empty hotto J. (^. Creech and he
will.yeturn.your inohef lu accordance
with the guarantee.
CLEM^ON Sf’HOT.A RSHIP
EXA^lT NATION.
for
C. F. Caltoon, P. 51. BlcUnflfui
m atm - _
Calhoun* & Co,
Life! Accldeqt-
.©
LIGHTNINC?
. AND—-
tfVUrtdei'wear, etc., also here for inspection.
onie and see. ' ..
JWy-,entire stock I have marked down at figures apparently
unreasonable.
S. W. Corner tariigiie
XX. JD.
BLACimLtfe,
RiiilroiTAyeijiie.,
ngc •luring the "Winter Cnm|i«igii, j iak^ )>leasiirafl|
stating that the ^jirlng H«3£ me fully io gfZ
the
est
argaind ’
in need of work stock suited to all purposes and 1 fti
s thut jinVe pleiised ttiui {h-ofUed so ipany ^ouU
RECMVBDL
ther i-hr Load;
~Morsel r -
,v Twenty*
That want
Mulogj
;» ••st.
wncm.
This may be the last iniporttiii
don ? t wait. Delays “aic danirerotisl’^
Blackville,
of the
t’oriie
,a
season,
i » <»i iJLL its
at once lo
-njhblL - top - stabLes:a>- ■
~?1BARNWELL, I ; S. C: fX -
lUfVgment can select and ready
i
purpose ^iid mnjee p
et and ready moiiev dut*
t- V'-r
Ah ininieitKc fttock of nil grades froui the
CHOICEST TO THE CHEaPESTI
epafale iiipcea aolil. , If you .deed
a l5row Band up or down yon can iret it at
heitv . • • - ^ .
paddles for all pizes and boib ^ttye»- /
LiaKoLi,» toyiU nurjHW ei^t peopte.'
Whins for slow and swift teaiiis. - -
Brown pneee
Before buying anything hf ; tfie above f Tines 'jomi
fleadyu^rtej’s aH^yoii’H be pleased if ^obd gobfisT
treatment ahd Ir*Iow par prices can satisfy
- L. — A ^ i j 'l ‘
’ A
a n if
t-*
Th« examination for three scbofiti-
shlps fropi this county in Clem*on Gol-
Ifge will be Irejd st Bain well on Friday,
July Mb. These scholarship* are
worth one -hundred rbillara each,, in
payment of board and other , necessary,
expenae*. lu adUiiton tuitiou fees are
remitted. v ... - ...
. Prefereneff will be given to appll-
cunt* .who take, the agricultural course.
The examination wIH he on common
school suhjecj*. , „
; • W H.Jtp
i • ’
—At Lowesf Rates In- ••
Strongest Companies.
CALHOUN SCO,
-OFFICES
• r
AT—
Wintltrop . College ScholarsBips
I Enifauce Karaniatioii.
imf
1
- Tire examlnathm; for the xw*r4 of
vacant acholarahips tyt Winthrop Col
lege and for the admlfsion of new stu-
deflta will h* M4 at the County Court
House on Friityj, Julf fitb, at 9 a. tn.
Applicant* mu»t not be. less . than flf-
te«wyear* vf.age. • When scholarship*
are vacated after July 9. they will be
awarded Io those inking th# higheat
average at thiaexftnioatioa., —
Scholarship* are. worth 1100 and frit
tuition. Tho nefct eeesion will open
September 21,1904. F.»r further infar*
matioa and catalogue eddra#i -
l*r«. D, B. Jab.— ?
1 -:-r-"-r-r"'‘"ryr4-
DR.J:l.E.it
». ...a •-*-.* -
RENTAL
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