The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 11, 1905, Image 3
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THUBSDAT, MAY 11, 1«0».
RA11S OF 8URSCBIPTI03.
In Adv«noe. per Annam .#1.
On T
Ttme.,
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H. F. Rulut
Tuesday.
Esq. wts in town oh
The county chain gsn* will be on
Mew Bridge Road, from Blsokvll.le to
Mew Bridge,,in Blackville Township
"'flu the latter part of the week when it
will move to near the John Glvena
place, on the Blackville and WlllUton
Road, in W11 Us ton Township.
J II. HorrM. BupervUor.
R.t/. Roberts, Jr., Clerk.
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fWfi nnniu x
<♦> li'L 1'liIj’ 1 id
We serre *
Hata’s
Ice Cream
and MaTonly.
All spectal sehooi tsx elections must
be held before June 1st. ^
The Orsnd I^>dge Knights of Pythias
will meet In Beaufort next Tuesday. '
General Green is in the cotton Held
and It will take a hut campaign to eon*
qiier him.
The Barnwell whippoorwill was
heard /or the tlrst time this year on
Friday night.
Miss Marguerite Harley of Wllliston
was the pretty guest of Miss Annette
Calhoun last week v
Mist Marie Milhous returned on
Monday from the delightful Musical
Festival at .Spartanburg.
The Blackville Graded Hchool will
close for. the summer v scat ion neat
week without special commencement
exercises. o.
The Brunson base
jresterday fotry to Uapture the Barn
well diamond. Second game scheduled
for today. '
A lawyer who has made cotton his
ears estimate* that
million bales from
the crop of 196}
Miss Sophie Aldrich returned from
Spartanburg on Saturday, accompa-
njed by Miss Daisy Singleton, a very
COMMENCEMENTS.
- We acknowledge invitations to the
fothlWtnK Chthlttenqementa:
. Clcmson Agricultural OUege—June
1th to Oth.
Anniston. Ala., PemaloCollege, Dr,
Clarence Julian Owens, President,
-'May 17th.
COMING EVENTS.
Mav 13th, .» p. m.—Meeting of Cairtp
C. J. Colcock, U. C. V. flil, at Syca
more.
May 14th, 4pm —Annual Memorial
Sermon, Barnwell Lodge No 16, K. of
P., Baptist Church, by Rev. W. M
Jones.
May mij—Taachers’ Examination at
Barnwell.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. D. Brabham—Buggle* Ac-
Speolal Tax Klectlun, Sycamore Dls
trlct Number One.
ballists came njr Coli Mr«n makes s/ dowble column
attack on high prices this week.
Allen J. Weathersbee wants Yearns
We can’t explain exactly why it
is, buLjexperience has taught us
that folks who nuke a business
and specialty of one thing can
usually do that thing better than
other people. So we found, that
try as we might, wo could not
make ice cream like Hahn’s.
WcTised pure cream, tried it
mixed and all sorts-"of ways, but
the result was never a cream like
Hahn’s. So we wish to say to
the ladies of Barnwell that we are
prepared to furnish them with... ice
cream of any flavor. ’
We will furnish you ice cream
as cheaply as you.can make it and
you have no bother—try it one
time.
, We will furnish ice cream in
~any amount, fram t f6 gallons.
Let us know your wants.
Don’t get married until you see
us,
• Order your cream from us and
if we don’t give you satisfaction
we will not charge one red cent.
Everybody knows we are in
the Soda Water Easiness
and all we ask is a trial.
Small affairs, large affairs, sim
ple affairs, swell affairs—use-our
-4ee cream. —^
If its millinery you want, then
“wc pass,” but if it’s ice cream,
we are the people you want to tal'k
to.
Wc have recently installed our
out and out new Soda Fountain.
Its a beauty. Come to see it
- when in town.
CreecK’s Pharmacy.
H
BUSINESS NEWS.
Rjan’a 1* the place.
O UR Early Dixie Dent Corn make*
more and conies earlier than any
other corn.—Creech’s Pharmacy.
Rran'* *to/o amrtidewalk are brist
ling with bargains.
I
Call at Ryan's and let them show
you thcic good things to cat.
"OW to have pbnty_of nice Beans—
Plant two or three row* of
CRIECITM Early Rush .Valen
tine Beaus every two weeks.
Sec Ryan before buying your Gro-
certea. »
Ryan will sell you a 10c Salmon for
ftc; * 31b. can Beet* for 10c; a 31b. can
Saner Kraut for 10c; a 311). can Big
Hominy for 10c; 2!b. boneless Pigs feet
for Iftc; *ee hi* *d for •thcr price*.
fcLANT bettor'seetr cofn-Dlxter
Creech's Pharmacy.
You wHI-fta4-ba»g»las4a- Tobacco
letter from Kentucky bring* ua
^genuine good news that Oapt
unn D on the high mad to complete
recovery and increasing his speed
daily.’ ■"> ' • *
Mr. A. 1. -McLemore of Rosemary
gave u* a pleisaan Thur*d.<y call. He
has solved tbNvotlon problem sensibly
—to hold the price up keep the produc
tion down.
The protracted meeting In the Barn
well Methodist Chinch closed on
Thursday evening. The services dn
rTTig its continuance were well attend
ed and very helpful
Prof. Riggs of Clemson College was
|n town on Saturday to 'look ir.to flic
cost of an electric light system for
Barnwell. Ilia report will lie submit
ted In writing at an early date.
Tvra.vcry bright and very pretty lit
tie- -bwUea, Lizzie Baxley aitd Nell
Smith, citilTC on Friday to Investigate
the mysteries of newspaper making,
and ftfr a time the sanctum was a very
rose garden.
Congressman P.ttterson took testi
mony as to the complete legality of hi*
.election, at Barnwell on Saturday, at
Bamberg on Monday and yestenbiy at
Aiken. Next week he will finish his
case by proving it in Edgelield and Sa-
Iddh. “ ... '
Mr. Johnson Lain has been appoint
ed to collect ruambcrshlp tees from the
farmers in Deirge* Creek Township
wishing to join Hie Southern Cotton
(Jrowers’Association, and to hIho tlml
what reduction in cotton and fertilizer
has been made.
On Thursday a proceeding was insti
tuted before the Interstate Commerce
Commission at Washington by Dr. R.
C. Brabham, Capr. James II. Rush and
many others against the A. C. L. and
U. & W. C. Rya.s alleging that said
rood* charge more than three cents
mile for carrying passengers between
|)Oints in Mouth Carolina and Georgia
TTie meeting of the Bull Pond Agri-
cultural Cdub on the 4th iusi was large
ly atle.nded and unanimmi*Ty~ehJo.VVd
ili.u dinner was superb and the cattish
slew prepared according to the formula
ol the,,goprl old times was a revelation
to the younger visitors. Good Im
promptu speeches- were iparte by
Charles Carroll Simms and f. Norman
Walker. '0 . .
Last Friday afternoon, during the
storm, lightning struck a tree standing
near Mr. Q. W. Green’s smoke house,
near Elko, ran from that to the smoke
house, tore out one of the posts and
spilt It all to pieces, withpuLrcmoving
a plank. Mrs. Green and two daugh
ter*, standing nearby, were stunned.
A bird in the tree was killed and fell
down by Mrs. Green.
A Barnwell attorney aiigge*ts~lhrit
when the next roster of civil cases 1*
made up the lawyers agree ns to the
timo necessary for the trial of each
case, and then work to ttnMi it within
the limit. He believes that much more
w’ork will be done under that spur as
the lawyers will prepare themselves
better as to the Issue* involyedUnd the
fact* that each witness can testify to,
and that long questioning and arguing
will he boiled down.
at Rvan’i
CLEARED FOR ACTION.
When the body D cleared for action
by Dr. King’s New Life Fills, you can
tell It by the bloom of health on the
uhceks; the brightness of the eyes; the
firmness of the flesh and muscles; the
buoyant:* of the mind. Try them. At
C. N. R.irckhalter’w Drug
Creech's Pharmacy. 23 cents.
FGSTPONfeD PIC NIC.
The Pic Nle of the BofU ol Veterans
'appointed to be naar MlRetu on Thura-
daY,.l&0> lo«t. baa oeen postponed un-
ti) further notice. ~
The infant and only child of Mr. and
Mr*, FOrrest Gyles died in Bamberg on
Monday and waa buried In the Blaek-
ytlle Cemetery on Tuesday.
On Saturday morning at the honoaed
age of 64 vear* Mra. I.anjje deparleil
this life at the home of hereon, Mr. G
D. O Lange, In Blackvif'e.
On Sunday after touching last-ser
vices, conducted by Rev. K. 11. Bet'k-
bam, her body was gently laid to the
fast long; rest In the 'beautiful Go»ra
Acre wheie-so many treaaurca wait the
resurfectlotr-—
Devotedly attached to her family and
Trlends she lived for them and during
ail the many years of her hwg pilgrim
age she brought ami kept continual
yumuine In-theTr constant hyeiU.
Tenderly beloved and cherished by
all that knew the gentle goodness of
f0 w! TCaSsol.n- Blue Wooded Berk- i-? OLt
shires for sale, t
R. R. McLemore—Contract Notice.
A CLOSE CALL.
-
Joe Fiko, colored, was employed on
Friday In saw lug the dead limbs from
one of the tall oktsTc roar of the Court
TTd«*\ ATaTlHltf nuih irmck' nnothrr
and bounced back. Ha top srriking
Joe’s head and knocking him from the
tree. He fell about 85 feel, his head
striking the ground first. Barring
several laceraiions of hi* scalp and nu
merous body scratches he received no
serious injury.
BARNWEUTfLoBOENO. IC, K. of 1*.
Attention Knights^
The annual memorial service will be
held at Barnwell Baptist Chnn-h. 4 p.
m. siunday next, aention by Knight W.
M. Jones of U illiston. Knight* are
requested to meet at Cf*£leHaiI 3 p> hi.
sharp. They wiU march to ceinetqries
decorating the graves aril proceed to
church. Let each Knight provide
hi in self with sufficient flowers.
AM visiting Knights are cordially
invited to participate.
k W. G. Britton,
■ l ... J K. -BimUlug,
, P. \V. Price,
Committee.
HEALING SPRINGS SCHOOL.
’•School Improvement.” an inter
esting paninh'et issued bc-State Super
intendent of Education, O. B Martin
gives tills new school the place of hon
or. A brief sketch states that four
»maM schools having buildings valued
at $2-5 consolidated and erected at ft
C^st of $2,500 a* handsome and. up to
date a school building as there is in the
State. The separate enrollment aggre
gated 1' 0 pupils, tbe consolidated 102
average daily attendance increased
from 32 to 70; average month y salary
of teachers from $ : i!l to $30; value of
equipment from $23 to $200; local tax
at ton Trom $50 to $300.
'. e The teachers, 8 in number, are nil
graduates of leading colleges and thev
have done splendid work..
tism.
ter land, leaving inemorTb* that time
can never roll of their sweet fragrance
nor all the years take from their loving
hearts.
FERRY TO SHADOW TOWN.
Ho, for tiie ferry £6 sludowtown,
Tlnit-Ueth along the ahOtfa.M
TtTfTtfts as thc twiUglit settlca dowtr,
And Hie moonbeams over tiie hTTl-
, tops creep. v -•
When the purpling sun sinks out of
sight,
In a sea of gohl at tiie end of day, ,
The wee Mule passenger bids good
night,
And the Dream Ship salleth upon it*
way*-
Out. fsr out on tiie waters w|.le^_
OveV the shimmering mooulit sea.
Out, where tiie murmuiing, swelling
tbto^,
Pfakhes a soothing melody, ,
Gently glideth the phantom boat
- TowardLlbat country of great re-
• now n
Over the crimson sea remote—
The* wonderful region of shadow-
town.
DIRECTORY. .
NEXT DOOR TO RANK.
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—r- r—* — —: T"
President Roosevelt’* Colorado ho#l
ended last week and bo Is duo at
Wakhlngton tomorrow. Ten bears
were killed during the campaign.
AN UNUSUAL OFFER
by Mr. J. C. Creeeb, who Is offerln j
his patrons an opportunity of a free
trial qf the wonderful healing remedy,
PatNcatnph, First aid to the Injured.
This remedy has become popular ip a
short length of time by Its great suc
cess in curing the ache*, pains and
hurts of millions of people. Bsfnwell
people should know tiie value and mer
its of Paracainph. and to enable them
to do so without risk or loss of money
Mr. Creech has produced a plan. ; 4 *B«
ing fully convinced of the merits of
Paracamph, all you have to dft, *ays
M r, Creech, is to deposit the price of a
hottiy at our drug store, take home a
bottle of Paracainph, give it an honest
trial, and if not satislled. tell us and we
will return your money.”
No remedy on earth compares with
reeamph - for tbe cure of rheum*- . . their iolpcctiOQ.
in," Swelling and Neuralgia, Hore
Throat, Croup, Catarrh, Here Mu*cic*,
Eezem.i. Sprains, Bmises. Sore Feet,
Cuts, Burns and Hurt* of every de
scription. Paracamph absolutely pre
vents blood poison, I’aracamph soot,lies
and heals like magic No household
should bo w'ahdut a bottle always at
Inmd. t
If yon receive a card making *
special offer to you for a trial of Para-
pur drug store with
iWiWwjn'
Are everywhere, in the lengthening and *trengthen1ng the
shine, the Singing of the birds, the blooming of the flowers 4Bd
• the gentle Touch of the Sohth wind.
I am glad to assure my many friends that I am
and befg td invite their attention tn the very large and Very cAm-
plete stock of SPRING add SUMMER GOODS ndW ready for
For Gentlemen,
The newest and nicest CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS*
SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR—all that c*n be needed td
make the lords of creation comfortable and presentable ftoth
crown to sole. ,
For Ladic$,
r and substantial
F
is
Ca|)-
And the Shut Eye Queen
t*in lioK4 -
That steereth the course .of the’ STuhi-
» her Ship, —
Over the billows of shining goliL
Out on it* mystical Dreamland trip;
While the Star-King up in the heavens ]
bright,
Floodeih tiie channel far up and
ULL line New Goods, from
the cheapest to tinest the
market offer*.
New Funeral Oar of Latest Stylo
- - and Design-
We beg to state to onr friend*
and tiie public gcnerallv tliat wo
expect rb iinrry sTntl 1tnt? wnd all
mail and telegrapli orders will
have onr prompt lUfcntiem————
W. D- Drew, H- D Still, Jr.,
Proprietors.
Blackville — — — B. 0.
Farmer W. H. Hartzog brought in
on Matuniay a two horse wagon load of
nicely headed cabbage and they sold
like hot cakes. He set nut the plants
the letter pail of February. His gar
den is of the old fashioned sort, well
enriched and piepared and close paled
to keep out tiie cold, wind and rabbit*.
Plants set out by his neighbors at the
same Trifle Tnmr Tinr hcftrtytl ret: it*
niatAre from now to Ch istmas.
“Life was worth living to us last
week. A great bowl—not saucer—of
deliciously delicious strawberry ice,
wreathed arourd with glorious roses,
ihe beautiful creation of a matchless
house keeper, started tiie procession of
good tilings; King Kayes followed
with the mo*,* wonderful bundle—not
hunch—of asparagus that Barnwell
Ippi seen this year—but we’ll not cata
logue further lest every epicure in
envious and invest
PUSQUITOES AND MALARIA.
That an ounce of prevemlnn is wc.rth
a pound of cure is a saying that no
body of good sense will deny. And
now is tiie time to begin preventing
doctor* aud drip? blllf gxuwiog too
high (or the present and prospective
prices of cotton. ' .
Science and experience have proven
thal the mosquito is the great convey
or ol;)ualaria, the father or mother of
chills and fever. Tiie exercise of a lit
tle cate once a week, emptying hU ves
sels holding water, seeing that no old
bo tip's, cans or similar rubbish are al
lowed within a couple lutsdfd Varda
of any dwelling and tire draining of all
puddles will keep the niusquito onr of
business tbe coming Summer and Fall,
Every family should resolve Itsell
into a board of health and begin In
spections of it« premise* now and keep
the habit until Jack Eroit conies again.
And some who ream this and think
sttvIi care^not needed In and around
their homes would be greatly aiirprDed
and shocked hy the discoveries Unit a
careful walk over, through and around
their premises would reveaTT
Try it.
TRUSTEES MUST BE QUALIFIED.
•»
1 n the opinion of Attorney General
U- X. Gunter all member* of Ihe board
Of trustees of the-piihlic schools arc not
qualiiied to serve unless they are elec
tors.
Several weeks ago the point- was
made that many members of the hoard*
/if trustee* of tiie public *chools
throughout the stale are not qualified
to serve for the reason that they are
not registered voter*. Many people
took tiie position that Hie acts of at)
trustee* who are not registered voters
arc Hlegwl-and -P* -settle Uwv point in
AUMMV Hengpl Gjmter was
uiqualed to and the following letter
down
With gem* of silvery, twjnkHng light,
Over the ferry to.Shadowtow n.
The Night Wind singeth a sleep-time I FOB SALE
"TWIIg, j —— —7
A lullaby dreamr andesoft and low,
And the breezes echo the strains along.
Where the ripplingWaters of Bweet
Rest floa ;
And, faint and far from thp Shadow
Shore. E
By the crooning breath of the Night
Wind stirred.
The dulcet chorus of love once more
lu soothing, rythmical note# is
heard.
Dress Ac-*’
adornment
1 McCormick Binder, good^a* new,
price $00 00 Can be seen at C. B. El-
IU\ near Martin, S. C.
Apply to
C. B. Ellis,
Martin, S. C.
Or—
T. B. Ellis, Jr.,
North Augusta, 8. <X
Like ghostly specters the white *ail*
gleam,
In the^Hwilight gray, as tlir fairy
ship
Glideth adown the sleep time stream.
And into ihe peaceful harbor slip.
The wee little passenger rocky to rest,
A* the anchor U gcntTy loweret
down, ,
Lulled like a babe on Its-mother’s 1
breast,
Safe in the portals of Shadowtown. - '
. t— —New York Tribune.
The two side* of a person’s face are
never alike. The eves are out of JQte
In two ca«ee out of live, and one ey# is
stronger tlian the other in kSveif ih-t
sous out of ten. The right eve is also,
a* a rule, higher than tiie left. Only
one person in fifteen has perfect- eyes,
the largest percentage oL defects pre
vail among fair-haired people; The
smallest Interval of sound can be dia-
tinguislied better witli One ear Mian
ATih-both. The nails of two Anger*
never grow with the same rapidity,
that of the middle Auger growing the
fastest, while that of the thumb grows
slowest. In llfty-fdur case* out of 100
the left leg is shorter than the right.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice Is hereby-given that the un
dersigned will 011 MouJay, May 15th,
IffctS. tile hla fliml account with J. K.
duelling E«q.. Judge of I’robate for
Barn well County, ns Executor of the
e*tate of H. II. Corlev, deceased, ami
apply for l/ette ,| q Pi*mt»*nry.
B. K* Corley. Executory
April Utli, 1005. ,
NOTICE!
All ro»<H>ver«eers will see that the
rights of way of the public road*
throughout the county are not plowed
iutivnnr otherwise obstructed, ami are
lierebv instructed to prosecute all par
ties who persist in the practice)
J. B Morris, Supervisor.
R. C. Roberts, Clerk.
__JJbAINrY WHITE GOODS, SHOES and all the
cessorics, so essential to the happiness and proper
of the Fair sex. „
For Home Comfort,
- Through the warmer months I ask and advise an early inresf-
ment in the economical MATTINGS AND RtJGS th4t Sd
lighten the cares and labors of the careful housekeeper.
AS ALWAYS—Prices will be such as will please the present pur
chasers and win their future visits and larger patronage.
MY SALESMEN will give their most courteous and correct
vice to all customers.
l x STTILL
—RAILROAD AVfeNUE—
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MARSH 21 ST, 1905,
WANTED.
Two nr more good^Miorse teams for
wood liwiUng with driver. Fair wage*
paid ami weekly seUlcmetiU.
Apply
Allen J. Wenthertbee,
Near Reynold* Station, above Black
ville. —
THE GYLES CASH STORE,
VY. A. GYLES, Proprietor
Old Stand of C. E, Gyles,
BLACKVILLE, S. ().,
Offer* to careful buyer* a Complete
and Carefully Selected Stock of Ueuer*
al Merchandise, consisting of
Dry Goods, Hats,-Shoes, I ^
Medicines, Groceries 1 ^
and Furniture,
Ac., Ac.
Blackville, S. C
Twenty of the best Horses
* *. "Sir '"j... ^ *
Nine of the best Mules he
ever handled. Huy NOW*
you want the best.
gives iiis opinion on the subject;
SCHOOL TAX ELECTION. ‘
police is hereby given tliat an elec
tion will bo helil by Uio qualiiied elec-
tura of SiB’clal School Dixtrlct, Syca-, - , , ^
more Number One, at.the School house 11 borough hu*ltie** niethod* junlfy me
iu the town rf Syclni"re ou-Minmluv. Ipromising_ the coinpletc.st salDWt-
May 27lli, 1IHJ3. to decide whether
net a special tax of three mills aliall
11 -
Store, I town should grow
' in an easy chair.
CAMP C.J.COLCOCK,
*. U. c: V. 028.
April 20th, 1006.
lo the Members of Camp Colcock, U.
C. V.: J .
You are requested to meet at
vamp headquarter*. Sycamore, 8. O.,
May 13th, 1005. at 3 o’clock p. m. for
the purpose Of reorganizing and elect
ing delegate* to Stato and National
Reunion*. Every member is expected
a« the due* are to be paid that day and
the delegate* receive their credentials.
Every member come.
r?.:.. L.V. W. Manuel,
Adjt.
By order.
Commander* •
i
SAVED BY DYNAMtTfe. -
Sometime*, a flaming City U aaved By
idynamftng a apace that the fire Can’t
a«ro»s. sometime*. * cough hang* oh
bo long you feel 0« if nothing but dy
tiamlt* Would cure it. &. T. Gray-, of
Calhoun, G*., Wtiteat ‘‘My wife had
ja very aggravated Cotigh, which kept
her awake hightft. Two phyalClam.
Could not help her} so she took Dr.
King's New Discovery fnlf Consump
tion, Oortgha And Colda-, wE’ich eased
her c«M>~*vgaVe her Bleep, And flrtalfy
earedf\a^’ SUktiy sciCntllld Curt foe
hronCmtlH abd La Grippe. At C. N.
jhurckhaltelr* Drttg Store. CreAch
IMiarmacy, price 90c And $1 00 guaran
teed." Trial bottle free.
The style in sleeves—fcnilnine. of
conise—has undergone n complete
change since last spring,, and iufcteud
of being big at the bottom and bagging
at tbe wrist they arc full at the top and
taper to the cufT band, and .thrifty
women are now taking the sleeves out
of last year’s dresses and shirtwaist*
and Changing ends wttb them. The
change is easily made by a clbver
woman, and last season’* waists that
have not been much worn are thus
made as goofl as new.—Edgetield Ad
vertiser.
Mr. W. T Calhoun advertises highest
cla>s Berkshire pigs for sale. There is
no better stock in the United States
thah Ms And buyers can put’the most
implicit confidence In hi* eV< ry repre
Mentation. He ha* found the Berk
•hires as healthy and prolific as tbe
'ordinary grades while they reapond
with double growth to the same feed-
InjFanfl>aVe,"tfiet IV a BgrfcI1Hl«‘wHi
welgfi TtX) pontJrfU at a V ,l * r okl wnen
the coplmull pig wRl not go above 206,
poiihd*. ~ 1/ '
Mr. CAihoun quit Cotton as an un
profitable crop several years agp and h
glad that lie had the courage And good
judgment to do no. in grovUngcan
taloUpe*, wfttCntielbna and grain nhd lA
ralvlng highest bred Berkshire Hog*,
Finest Jersey Oattle and Proudest
chicken* he find* satisfying pleasure
and profit. He i* indeed A pathfinder
to prosperity and independence of the
labor supply problem, to be regarded a*
a benefactor and followed as a safe and
aurc leader. • j
Columbia, April27, 1165,- to suppirtm-tit the constHatfkwal j
Dear Sir
Replying to your communication
wherein you request to be advised If
is law!ul for a man who lias no
registration certificate to hold any office
siii'h us a member of the legislature,
senator, governor or especially a school
trustee. I beg to say that sm h a per
son cannot hold an office of tliat nature
unless he is a qualified elector which of
course necessitates being duly register
ed. -
, Your* very truly,
U. X. Giintrr, JK
Attorney General.
It has long been known that in order
to hold office such as governor, senator,
member of the legislature or any dther
elective office that the raison JhoJding
such office shall he a registered voter,
hut the point lias never been raised as
to the legality of a moinberof the board
of trustees of tiie public schools. The
opinion of Attorney General Gunter oh
this point is important, for it is Under
stood that therp are many trustees
throughout the state who are not quail
ked electors. ~ .
THE WAR IN 1’HE EAST.
The Japanese Arc Again advancing
against tiie Rus-Uns in Manchuria,
and another big battle may be expected
boon. Marshal O.VHiha has. it is said,
flftO.606 men in or near the line of bat-,
tic but the strength el tbe Russians
ha* not been told or giiessedat.
The greatest naval battle of AH the
centuries appear* vety near now. 'file
, squadrons of the Russian Vico Adhil
,ll ral**Rojesvensky and Nebogatoff tliat
left Knro|>e many months ago have at
lalit effected a Junction—hi the China
Sea and will, It U supposed, go north
Ward at once. '
The Russian* liavte the advantage
battleship*, tiie Japanese in armoured
cruisers and torpedo boat* and destroy
era. The present fate of tbe East will
be Mettled by the conflict soon t > be
joined. /
Having bought the stock of C. E.
Gyles, and making largo additions I
thereto I a»k tiie liberal patronage of j
my friends and tbe general public.
My long mercantile ex|ierienc« and
mm and
Harness Horses-
the
1 buyer ol every article
tax.
The polls will be opened and the
election conducted as provided by law. |
The manager* of clectiun are J. C.
Mayer, C. M. Croft and J. A. I.ightsey.
By order of the CouuXy Board of Ed-
ucatioqr
B. M. Darlington,
Clialrinan of Board.
May 9lh, 1003.
6YL6S 6ASR
ST0RG.
46 Cotton
and. I
Timbef Mules „„ ^
FROM
-mr~
nd
No better stock has eve* been brought to this State, and
better can be, fot no better can be raised.
They will suit every want and purpose and, as always, prices,
w ill pay for only their purchases, and j are (air and right*
Come to see them and me.
Dealing for cash niy customer*
■BLUE BLOODED-
tiiies!
Young Stock of-the Highest and
Finest American andimported
strain* for sale at reasonable
price*.
There is no better stock than
mine in the United States. The
pig* I offer are descendant* of
DanesHeld Huntress, for which I
paid five bundled dollar*, sired by
DaHetfield Blount, an Imported
boar of equal pedigree and excel
lence.
Oiher imported sow* and boar*
of equally good breeding for sale.
Price* promptly furnished’ on
Application to
W. T. Calhoun,
Breeder of Top Berkshire.^,
THOMAS, S. C.
making no bad debt* I can afford to
sell for a very small profit. Fledging
my best serviee* to help you save mon
ey, which i* the best way of making
money. 1 invite your early and fre
quent calls.
W. A. GYLES,
Blackville, S- C-
ANNUAL RETURNS/ ^
All Executors, Administrators,
Guardians, Committees, Trustees and
persons occupying such position* are
required by law to file Annual Return*
In tiie office of tiie I’rohate Court on or
j tmfoits the first day of July in each and
1 every year. ,
The law provide* a* punishment for
failure or refusal to make and file said
Return* the fprfclturte of commission*,
tiie payment^ fines or commitment
to jail for contempt of court.
1'rompt and uu!vet*Al compliance
with these requirement* of IAW is due
by the holdbr* of such trust* to the
estate* in their tlhurge and will relieve
the Probate Court of the unpleasant
ddty. of rmposinf We pcnaurei pri
scribed by law.
John K SneillOg,
Judge of Frobate, Barnwell Couhtr.
HARNESS
HARNESS*
An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grade*,
separate piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Saddle# for Men and
inch. Lap Robe* and Whips Ac. in vast variety, but of the be»t quality.
AND
Anjf
Wo-
TIB;;
My Stock of Buggh'* is superb, tiie most comfortable, tbe moat durable, uni
the prettiest in finish and style made In America.
My Wagon* are of the make* that have stood the $c*t of wear and time to thb
unbroken satisfaction of all who have used them. Buy one. YoUvritliAlr
blacksmith bills and be blessed by your easy pulling teams.
in
WARNING NOTICE
AH person* are forbidden Under
pcnaKv of prosecution to give employ
ment nr shelter to Morgan William*,
colored/ who is Under contract to labor
for me until this year’* crop* are gath
ered. •' _ - - _ „
t It. B McLemore.
Barnwell, S. C. ; Ua# 3th, 1905.
i
twe
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELU S. C.
NOTICE FINAL D18CHARGBr
Not’nie 1* hereby given that the un-i
dersigned will, on Monday, May 28th, j
1905, file his final account with j. K.
Snclllng. Esq . Judge, of Probate foi
Barnwell County, a* Executor of the |
eslate of Mr*. L. M . All, deceased, and
«*£for letters dismissorv.
v A {Hyena.
April 2A;h, IMA
DIGKS - HOUSEj
034 BROAD ST.,
Awouata, Ga.
ExcelTelt rooih* mid ftdod table
board. Kate*, 11.80 per day; Ipecial
i ratea by the areek.
A. F. Dtwra, Paoh.
MONEY TO LEND.
*u.
We are prepared tb negotiate Wan* oh
improved farm* for five year*, partial
payment*, interest 8 p*r cent ort loans
under $1,600; 7 per cent on loans over
$1,600. Don’t wrlto. come and eed oa
J, O. I’aMoraon A Son,
Jfr-'t' " -
DR. J. H, L MILROUS.
- BENtiL SDflfiEOK,
BLACSVIUE, S. C.
AVill he at his
office every
Tuesday, and
office in
Frida?
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