The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 05, 1908, Image 3
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Tlpe Barnwell People.
Yhur^day MARCH, 6, 190S.
KATES OP SUBSCRIPT!OH.
In Adrattca, per Annum |1.60
On Time.... * $300
The chain caiif; it at Bulling Spring*
UiUweeki ■
on
•un-
R, C. Robera,
Clerk.
J. B. Morrlii,
Hupr.
me
regular meettng ot Barn we I
Lodfte Mo 1®, Knights of Pythias wffi
big hekt at theft Rail on Friday bight
at o’clock. A full attendance
reqnHAed. By order Of
H. WOODWaBI^ C. C.
Wm. McNAB. K. R. A S.
lar
Twenty thousand
for asle by
C. N.
Cabbage Plants
Burckbalter.
Barnwell.
FREE GAKOKN SEED.
Congressman Patterson has secured
an adilitional quantity of vegetable
►eed and has aont a sack of vegetable
seed to Auditor J. C. Keel for free diai
trlbntion among widow ladies and
other persona who have not received
teed from him through the mails.
Capt. Keel will be glad to hand out
the seed to those entitled to them. v
WIT.LISTON NEWS.
» I
Mrs. W. M, J met Who has be«n - so
unwell so long returned home from
Atigu<ta last week and was suliiclentlv
recovered to attend church on amidsy.
Mr, T. F. 8. Weatherrbee, formerly
of this place, paid his relatives and
friends a \ isit rncentlv.
Mr. J» D. Rountree of Augusta i»
a pending some time wish his brother
Mr, A. M. Kountree. .
Messrs H. J. Harvey and L. C.
Sprawls represented WllliauVn Lodge
No. <1 K. of P. at the District Conven
tion held at Kbrlurdt last week. Both
report having had a good time and
were aorry that they could not stay
lot ger. The next Convention will be
held at Olar.
^MEMORIAL MEETIXO.
v The Executive Commlftee of the
River* Bridge Memorial Association
vizi Ur N F Kixlland, J. A. Cba*ea-
- ereau, J. 3. Cnpetand. A FrRearse Sr.
J. A, I’eters. J D Jenny. M. O. Ki-
nard. J. W. Klnard. J. C. Klnard. John
F Breland. Rev. I*. E Monroe. M. A.
Klnard. 11 W.t bitty, W.O. seare, Dr.
<♦. W. I. Load holt, John Petcra. \V. H
Ritter, A«burv Kirkland, Frank llier*
Aqnilla Kiusrd and J. W. Jenny, will
nieet at the Memorial Grounds on 8at-
urdav Msrcti 14th at 3 o’clock P. M
for the purpose of arranging fpr Me
morial Services. A full attendance
earnestly requested.
J. W . Jenny. I>r. S. F. Kirkland Sr.
Hec. Pres.
Jenny, 8. C. Feb. 21. 1008.
confederate
VETERANS.
Camp Morrall. No. 89B, U. C. V.
You are urged to attend our aunnal
service* on the 37ih of March at the
llannett Sprin.a Agricultual Club
Mouse. Bii.locsof Importance is to
coma before the Camp. Election ol
de egmtea to the State and.Oeneral Re
union* and naltecdon of dues.
Our Regimental Commander will
l*e present and deliver an address.
One of the Daughter* of the Confed-
• acy will address the Veterans. The
Indie* a*e invited to meet with tit and
bring h<»keta The soua and daugh
ter* of the Confederacy are invited to
he present and organize themselves-In-
to Clnfts. i.et ua have a .full atten
dance. On# of liarttwell counsy’a old
fashioned barbecue* will be in evi
dence.
J. A. Meyer. J. U . Laffltte.
Adjutant. ConimaiK er.
Lent began yesterday,
March oathe in like a lamb.
Court at Bamberg this week.
Mr£Afc. A. Bailey waa 'fa town
Thursday.
The day.* ga^n ten minutea in
shine this wetk.
« Changes in advertisements shrfiild
reach us on Saturday 1.. .
Master Leon Dicks of Rich Land was
our handsomest Monday caller.
Mr. W. 8. Cooper of Denmark wai
An ftDDreciateii MaruUv vImUasp
.. As usual several communications re
ceived to© late for pqblicatlons.
Burn the chimneys our during Ihe
next good rain aud be safe against the
March winds.
Only twelve days more before exe
cution* shall issue against delinquents
on the tax books. *
Postmaster Hammet moved into the
new and beautiful Blackville dlllce
building on Monday.
Our frienda made Monday especially
plea.VH.Dt for ua. And more profitable,
too, than the average aaleday.
The many Barnwell friends of John
R Bellinger E*q . were glad to aee him
last week so much improved in health.
Very few peach trees bloomed In
March and if the old saving comes
true that fruit will bo scarce this year.
Saleday attendance was larger
usual at this season*— All vUitoig were
very welcomFana me day pasted de-
THE RELATION OF PARENT
AilD TEACHER.
% A
Essay read before the Rarnwell
County Teachers’ Association at the
Blackville Meeting, February 32d jl’08.
There is a subject of such vital im-
portanco, that 1 fear 1 am dnahle to do
it justice. However, having once been
a teacher for several yeara and being
row a parent 1 call see both sides vary
p'raiwtV. ,
Tbe parents who leave the moral
training of their children entirely lo
the school teacher make a grievous mis
- taket withoHt dmibt the reachm liuce
tbe children 1 ’* iutereat at heart, mor-
allv and lutellec.uallv, but while they
may endeavor to give all aastatahee In
IX MEMORIAM.
her
that line, it Is a ta»k too great to ex
pect of teachers, who assuipte ‘charge of
the children too late,—ttr insMIl into
their nilnoa the obedience and truth
ful ness, w hich should be taught by the
parents as soon as the little ones arc
old enough to understand . We all ac
knowledge the truth of the old adage.
“As the twig U bent the tree inclines.”
There would be a very different state
of things among the public school* of
today, if every parent was quick to
correct the little tendencies to wrong
doing and wrong speaking among
thclr chlldren at home, before they are
old enough to attend school and during
their attendance there, to Insist that
they make the preparation of lessoi
their most Important duty. I am foiced
to believe, from observation, thnt'~too
many parents neglect their children
■ early age, when4»~DAijn^ “
proper time ft'llfral’Tj&cm..if»i>iTnn,‘h_
lightfully..
The county pension board met on
Monday. About 25 names of new aie-
plicants for 1 he ueedod aid have becn^
recorded. Ten died .last year.
IVlien the Atlantic Battle Fleet gets
to San Francisco and I* joined hy the
Pacific fleet the.United States will have
over forty war ships on our Western
coast. « “
La«t week’s Edgefield News said
that Ex Governor John C. Sheppard-
and Scnetor T. Garrett Talbert of that
villiage v - thinking of being candi
dates lor Congress in this District.
The ground hog will come out from
his second winter nap on the 15ih Inst,
and remain above ground, regardless
of the weather, until pinched hy next
Fall’* frost*. That’s the old time. tale.
A noiseless gun is the
tion. The dincovery was made by
Howard Perev Maxim, a young Inven
tor. It may revolutionize war. In the
hands of bad men it would be a terrible
weapon.
Oor frj• nds have niade the wprfc so
sun shiny br their pleasant callings
od the printers have set type so well
that till* issue was tilled sooner than
we expected and we must postpone ftn
if next Issue publication of the list of
OUR FRIENDS.
A sneak thief or thieves entered the
residence of Congressman ~Fatters?n
X&iueday night, took the pantalooms
—•— of his sleeping -smnr-fnto
G.
I.
SKCdXD WEEK PETIT JUROR4.
1 Allendale-B. F. Loadholt. W,
K^arae, J. R. Barker. ~
Ksldock—K. 8. Ca'houn, E.
Glary, A. 8."L***r, W. A*he.
Barnwell—W. L Cave, B. A . Bax*
lev, MT. C. Baxley, S. B. Mo*ely,
Walter Cave. J. W. Blanton.
Bennett 8pilnL*—W. W. Meyer,
I. emy R. Baughman, M. B. Furae, A
f’enwell. R. A. Duncan.
'a kville-K. I. Martin, W. H..
•a-ter, P. B. Sweat.
HI Pond ••Jo*. Hazel.
<*ur Mile—T. A. Green,
George* Creek—W. I>. Still, G. W.
Morris, Hurling Hutto, W. H.BIadk,
II. J. Baxley.
Great Cvpiesa—J. 8. Still, J. A.
M**odr. George H. Itar.
Red Osk-J. R. flarlee.
Hvcamore—W. H. Wilkinson,
Williston—J. J. Bell, W. M. Hair.
Card of thanks.
F.ditob PaorLa:
.... T l desire to take this
method to thank one and all of my
friend* for their assistance during mv
wife* sickneas. Praying Gods blessing
on them all. *
t Marion Hair.
GOOD AND GREAT.
Bishop William Wallace Duncan
died Ht dxU home In 8pamnbnrg on
Momlav morning after a long illness,
aged 69 rears. He waa a native of Vir
ginia, was graduated fyom Wofford
College in IMS. entered the Virginia
< ‘inference that year and waa elected
Bishop in 188th
DEAR BIRDS.
The penalty for selling' or exposing
for sale pa midges is a minimum of |6.
'*nd a maximum of $20 for each bird.
Recently Mr. James Henry Rice r j^
presenting tho 8tate Ai.dubon Society
raided the Hampton Terrace lintel at
North Augusta and found 3.300 par
tridges. It is said the hotel proprietor
offered to pay the fl6U00 penalty
provided the caMi D not pushed.
Keep a bntlle of Dt. Drake’s German
Remedy for ootigh* and croups in the
o me. Guaranteed to bring Immediate
e.-*/ v, f d icm 1 Ut er, Druggittb
me )rard.
mpiled tiieir pockets of several dollars
in silver and left the garments out
loors. Paper money was fortunately
veriooked.
On Friday night by a Are believed to
have been incendiary Mr. U. I). 8tiil
sii'tajned a loss of from $?,0«)to $1.*00
on tils Huudhiue Plantation near the
Kdlsto.
Two barn* were burned with two
line six year old mule*, a large quantity
of fertilizer* and other valuable prop
erty. He had no insurance.
Mr. J. B. Morris Jr., who had been
one of The Pkopi.k force since June
1908. has accepted the position of fore
man of the Batethurg Advocate news
nd job office. During his stay with
us he waa alwav* all right and we are
sure that he will make good 'wherever
he goes He carries with him the best
withes of all the Barnwell people.
“What every body say* must he *0.”
and all who witnessed the presentation
of Hazel Klrke In the Opera House
Monday evening by Alletfdaie local
tAlent for tbe benefit of a generous
purpose, are of one mind and voice in
praising the beauty and brightness
with which.the good and gifted ama
teur* of the South side placed their
part* and delighted tbe appreciating
looker* and listeners.
their minds and wUis are mofsTphah^
and impressions made thcn> are ijayio;
lasting./^Children so neglwctttf; 1 are
most uncontrollable at home aud their
paients find relief in sending them off
to school for several hours each day
and if any thing goes wiong between
them and the long Buffering teacher at
school, why, the teacher gets,.in most
cases, all the blame the Indignant pa
re tit* never pnee blame themselve^-
thereby failing to give the teacher tile
necessary support and cooperation that
would correct the errors and had habits
which had been foimed during the
childs infancy. ' »
1 once knew a boy who waa bis pa
rents pride and w l»o, at an enrlv age,
exhibited a very bright mind, his pa
rent* naturally doted on him, hot they
were Injudicious in allowing him to
have hi* own way, regardless of the
fact that his will was often contrary to
latest Ihven, ^ j^<wcnL_
At the age of seven “he was vary
Sunday was a bad day for fire*.
Down in Tampa. Fla. fifty rive acres
Containing 339 building* were burnhd.
The loss amounted to about $800,0(10
Thousands of persons were thrown out
f employment. ^
n New York city two iris destroy
er $2,500.01)0 worth of property.
st’a Prize Medal Garden
very heat. For sale
Burckhalter. /
n Seed
b y xvl .
are
N.
Has yonr cotton seed rtrn out? Are
ihey really all black seed f Do you
ftant sard that wil) add 10 to 20 per
feent to your yield another yearf Then
write for circulars of Phiiilpa Im
proved oecd. ' ^
J. L. Phillips,
Orangetnrrf, a. 6.
.Our good friend. Mfi'.G. O. Matber v
of Gnvan, saw in one of the Barnwell
P»l>era where a citizen of that comi
ty had in bis po*«essiQn a very old
Spanish coin, so he asy* the baby
county must keep shead. He brought
a Hpaniah coin Into our office Tuesday,
which was dated 1741. It will be
noted tliat thi* coin is more than 150
Ipeara old.
J Bumberg Herald.
Mr. Ernest R. Hafers, who has for
18 years been a good citizen of this
town, and w hose praise has been and
I* In the mouths of many customers,
will in the near future move to Aiken,
whose people are hungry for better
breads, cakes and pies than their primi
tive cooks have compounded sod cook
ed for them. We, that mean* all the
people of Barnwell, are sorry to see
him go, hut there is the comfort of
knowing that our Aiken friends will
live bctteFthan they have ever done.
We commend to our newspaper breth-
ern Byrnes and Lorenz and Ford the
HafeBs-jxfl’s as xhtc tn All a long felt
want in their housekeepings, and as
for hfreakes they will sweeten the elo*
i uence of Lawvcrs Henderson, Crofts,
’onle. Gyles, Davis, Gunter r and«Smf>a!i
and laitly we recommend TiT* pies to
our good and beloved friend Col. Claud
E. Hawyer as renewera of youthful
health and looks and a cure ail for the
Ilia of single blessedness.'
A few months ago an Hines* attacked
Co). L W.Ynumans that was at flrst
thought te be of malarial origin, but
which proved to be efreer of the liver.
On Febrtfary 14th he was taken to the
Hospital in 8avannah and an operation
waa performed five days later. The
disease had made too great progress
and on the morning of the 28th ult
he passed over the rivet*. . r
Ho was tw ice married, in June 1805
lo Miss Mary A, Htokes of Beaufort
county. H'a gray uniform was hi*
wedding suit. Bho died in 18S5, leav-*
ing three sons, Edwin. Laurens W. Jr.
and Arthur, all living in this county,
and three daughters, Mrs. A. T. Wood
ward of Yaldorta, Ga.. Mr*. J. C.
Paeacher of Fairfax and^Mr*. R. W.
McDaniel of Ulmer*., In November
1980 he was married to Miss Margaret
Preston Campbell of Abingdon, Va.
One son, McDonald, a student at the
8011th Carolina- College, and
daughters. Mines Margaret and
cile, student* at Converse College,
blessed this union. :
Magistrate E. K. Morris held a pre
liminary examination Tuesday, id the
onse of J. B. Ross aiuD Earl Kountree
charged with entering the .county
treasurer’s office with .intent to rob.
Ball was granted, In the sum of $300
to Rountree, which Le gave, while
bond of $500 was required of Ross, who
was committed to jalj until required
,-ecurhy is given.
hard to manage at home”—«o skid hi*
lomi parents; they thought ’.‘seinJiiig
him to school would correct nil that, 01
course.” How little did/thoee parents
realize that their boy w as hHiidh-apped
in Hie very atari on the road to an edu
cation and how could they expect tlw
teacher, who hstl Che boy in charge
only a few hours each day, to undo the
work of seven years ot self will hih!
lack of self control. The ’consequence
was that the boy had a wrong concep
tion of school and the teacher/ and
ilitle did he do. while there, hut amuse
hin.aeif and prevent other more studi-
ehiidren Duru doing ftl W'errasTFmy'
could. And although thn.»e parents ex
pected their tmy to do wonders at
school, they showed plainly their dis
pleasure whenever the teacher found
it necessary t * use harsh measure* to
control him. It is sad, bti| true, that
the very parents who are *0 lax in
bon e discipline for their children, are
strongest in their disapproval of teach
ers who are compelled to force obedi
ence and studious habits at school.
The pareuts do not, as a rule, k»ep In
proper touch with the teachers and of
ten fail to InVestignte their motive tor
certain method* of governing the child
—believing every construction the
child put* upon what they do, or say
and blame the teacher without first
inquiring into the matter, often allow
ing the child to see their lack of con
fidence iu the teacher and this natu.
rally counterbalances all the good the
teacher may strive to do No good
teacher will punish unjustly and when
ever there Is a conflict between* teacher
and child, (be wisest course for the pa
rent is to have a private tnter\i**w with
Mr*. Cqrrle K. Nlxpn entered
heavenly home February Tlh 19»)S.
“Th# grass wlthereth. the flower fa-
deth, and the place that knew us shail
know us no more foiever.”
To us a sorrowing family who know
her In her sweet life there live* the
tender memories of a sweet maiden, a
fair bride, a model wife, a devoted
mother and “A true woman, the glory
of womanhood.”
But she was lovely a* a mother and
row “O. deaths where I* thy sting ”
Now that she has flnlsfied her task
and passed from us forever, cToiTffg a'
Ufe.so fullof all that is b-aui1 r ul to
complete virtue. Integrity and a person
al wicriflue to those she loved best ami
nofv fairer as an ang<*l than when will)
us ijvin we realize her beauty ?
‘•Ifow strange t. seems with so mujli
gone .' - ' '
Of life and love to still love on.”
While here she was a true daughter,
a loving sister, a hohfe wiTe fcnd de
voted mother. Over there a ransomed
soul, a Puppy angel, a glorided saint
and a-ehild of God,
Sweet and contented was the c]ose of
such a life and upon It she hen erected
a monument to her memory more sa
crcd and lasting than any that human
hands can make.
O, thou w ho gavest her hid us. Jrol
that “earth hav nOTtorrow ileaveu can
not heal.”
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SPEAKING,
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Borglars Took Old Garmenl in WWcli Hoarded'
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Money Had to -Stircd.
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F AIKFAX:
_ The death of Co!. L. Wr^TTmThahs
Wh.t> hoc<MVreORSat the Savannah hos
pital early on tliQjnomiogof the I’flr.li
<ifjj , 'ebn»ary lias cast s gloom over our
town and the surrounding, country
So much has been written about the
history of this gentleman of the old
■school thit It is not necessary for u« to
repeat. As the body was embalmed in
Savannah tl.e remains were kept otcr
until Frida/, when a still greater num
ber of relatives and friends vt&Vrcd the
la^t of the dear departed.
Several members of rl:o family of the
late Gep. Lo Koy You mans of Co
lumbia weie here, besides all of his
sons and daughters and most of his
brothers and siRiera with their fanti-
ies. Most of Fairfax too waa at. the
train to show rfltjTFnl To the family
when the remains anived. Wednes,-,
day afternoon. His dmighters from
Converse were the most shot ked. lor
they had not been toid how'dangerous
ly ill he was.
On Friday a lontr ftinT BoTrmn pro,-nt.
sion followed his remain* t‘> the family
burial ground "lit Lawtonv.'ille. .One
great consolation to Mrs Youmane Hi.
her deep grief \va« the-presenee of her
brother, Dr. Oampbelt, from Virginia.
Her devoted rjdldren are trying to pi’r-
RtjtvJe her to return with him to Vir
ginia and she m.'iynhz-r'r
Cant W. J., Satr ’era lias hern very
III with grip, but is improving a little..
The stork visited tiit'-'home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carey Bishop bn the 2lRh.
It is a fine daughter. '
Mrs Mary Reed aud Mrs Cleo San
ders who have been very Hi are im
proving. Mr. Ben Brunson is al»o Im-
p vrt v ITTg T10 tn ^rTp .
March 1st ’08.
# TOO M ANY KILL!N’GS.
Ref, .Louis Hiietow sunimarlzrs
from tlie Attorney General’s Annual
report thst 1a‘t >ear 316 nTitfiffff - i-aics
were tried in tltis state. Ten were con
victed and sentenced to the giillows, 30
were found guilty but recommended to
mercy, which gaw- them life terms in
the penitentiary, 44 were convicted o!
manslaughter and given short terms In
the penitential y or on the chain gang*.
Beside* there, were 15 conviction* In
the second Circuit in which no sen
tences were published.
The cases In thW circuit wore Aiken
14, Bamberg 12, Barnwell 12, Hampton
2*
NEW YORK—Witt. M. Alley, who wa* for \ears
an engineer on the elevated and later a inoDmnnn on
the elevated, went to the Bronx branch pf eio’ .f th
ing trust companies and drew out $*i^(KKT ii .r. ngs.
The money was in two five hundred dollar ii!- rtud
ten one hundred dollar bills. Mrs. Alley ?q>pf*d
Qjpen the bottom seam of an old skirt apd (-.• ,ed the
money fn, bill end to bill end, around the obttom,
ami doing the work so enrcfully that detection was
defied.
leys were at a theater party.
if
if
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ULiiuiiiiiiuissjisii 1 M
burglars. J
raided their home ar, 5o5 Westchester avenue, and
eairied ofi’ the skirt, along with other ariieleH of
clothing, silverware and trinkets. Mrs; Alley be
lieves that the.Ktolcn skirt h at t his time being worn
by some one who is unaware of the valuable load it
carries. The police sent out a description of the
skirt. . • ,. r l
THE BANK OF BLACKVILLE has the finest
Burglar Proof Steel Safe made. We also carry
Burgh ir insurance and every one In the employ of
the Bank heavily bonded.
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GET READY NOW.
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WlM.jjn xoo! do rijuipuMut, thorovgh aq
of rssai tlal* and rx/nUior, mq
> in-«ical experkneeand lot# tor and
I’t'. ii u .nr wo feel justifled In premising
• iili-M on'Pfmotion lo all patrunsappreciating
>‘ie • .VS I in Pnotograpbiy. ’ ; (
i’, rtrait '• York Is of the highest ecrrL
. ncv. true to isture aud onexceUcd lu-per-
foct picturing.
Wc inase Kodak Picture*, Poet Card*. Ea*
ar *° i* 1 tutc- amt In every inch eff Ow.e«tlrt
bod of i’bdtogrjipby ate cutnipaseed by any
To por r.untlful line of the o>o*t select
Picture* for wall decoration wa yak the
special and cruTval attention of the public.
.1 lacing and pt-dgmg our beat aervlcaa t®
our friends we a*k whh entire confidence t£*
opportnrdtj' to make good our every promise
MRS. KELLY’S STUDIO.'
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Dll W. C. IILHODS
DESIISI, '
t Barnwell, - . . S. C.
, OF FICfe IfOtTRSt
8.30 a. m. to 6 p. a.
Person* living away from Barmnli
will please tnnke appointment*, befeeg
c ming. By so doing they will bei
of iuiincdiafo service ami avoid
appohitrnen t*.
|m )c tmph
ABUT WHil mlEfl
W Mfr.
the wage* <if
cent, commencing or, Mohday.
the teacher and get an explanation first managers claim [he riglit
before passing judgment, or allowing
the child to see any doubt as to the
correctness of tbe teachers course. My
experience luj taught me that when
ever the parent i* In full sympathy
with the teacher, In the management
of the child there will be no trouble
aodjjicprogfee* of the child will be
assureaT -
On the other hand, teacher* ahould
always be just, kind and patient so far
a* itj* for the child* good and never
show favoritism in the school room a*
children are quick to seo and resent it.
I-would suggest, where practicable,
that the child be corrected prlva’oly
and not subjected to scorn or rld culc,
In the presence of others. Jn obstinate
cases, It would be best to consult with
the parent before harsh measures are
used and get their support and cooper
ation, if possible. When parent and
teacher combine in seeking tbe welfare
01 a child, by giving the best training
at home and at school, aud keep in
touch w 1th each other, success i* sure
to follow, and an era of good feeling
will be established in that community
Mrs. L. It. Free.
I am the exclusive agent nt Barn
well for Buist’s Prize Medal Garden
Seed, the best in America.
C. N. Burekhalter,
'Barnwell.
“FIN ANCIAL DE PR ES8ION.”
The Georgia cotton mills have cut
their operatives.
10 per
Besides
to shut
dow n for a couple of days a week.
And their employes can "’hot help
themselves.
The only two cotton mills In Lee
County, N. were put In the hands
of receivers.last week. They will
probably keep on at work, but the
stockholders are very apf-to ioso much
money In the wind up.
Commencing on Monday last the
Southern Kail*ay made a 10 per cent
cut in the wages of all employe* ex
cept contract labor, sticli as engineers,
flremcn &c. A previous cut of 10 per
cent had heen made in t!ie pay of gen
eral officers.
White Plymouth Rock Eggs for sale,
13 for 50 cents, by
C, N. Burcklialter,
Barnwell.
two
Lu-
Lnst week the saw mills in Louisiana
cut tht wages of hands from $175 to
$1.25 a day. The Italians at wsrk ac
cepted the reduction, but the natives
rebelled and told the Italians that they
would bfe blown up with dynamite un
less they went awsy. Hair of them
left in a hurry. State troops were
called out to protect those who re
trained.
Croup Cure—-Dr. Drake’s German
Remedy will cure baby’s croup.
Guaranteed by C. N. Burckhalter,
Druggist. A
BALT AIK AND FRESH WATER.
Last week in Charleston petit juries
acquitted two blind .tiger bipeds in the
court of General Sessions. Judge Hy-
drick, presiding, was so disgusted with
the verdict* that he directed Solicitor
Jervey to try no othei 1 such case* this
term. - ,
lo Columbia three b U were tried,
convicted and received heavy sen
tences, Judge W'tlson added $!00 to
the tine of one sinner who put hi* little
M year old daughter on the stand to
swear that be had not sold the liquor
as charged.
BEST HEALER IN THE WORLD
ReY. F. 8t*rbird, of Ba*t Reynolds,
Maine, says: “I have used Buckl--n’*
Arnica Salve for several years, on my
©f«1 army wound, and other obstinate
•ore*, and And U the best healer In the
world. I use it too with great aucoess
iu my veterlnsry huslr.esa.” Price 25c
^*1 C. N. Burckhalter’* drug store.
NO USE TO DIE.
“I fiavo fonndout that there is no
use to die of lung trouble as long ««
you can get Dr. King’s New Discov
ery/’ says Mrs. J. P. White, of Uu!.h-
horo, Pa. “I would not be alive to
day only for that wonderful medicine.
It loosens up a eofigh quicker than
any thing else, and cures lung disease
even after the ca-e is pronounced hope
le s 8 ” This most reliable remedy for
coughs and colds, lagrlppe, asthma,
bronchitis and ho irst i,c*s, is soldi un
der guarantee at C. N. Burckhalter’*
drug stftre. 6Cc am!<e$1.00.
Trial battle free.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS. ~
All persons indebted to liiw^date of
the late Mrs. Mary V. iimnsou, de
ceased, will please make prompt pay
ment and anv persons having claims
against said estate are requested to
present them properly attested to the
underaigned.
W. F. Gouge,
Executor.
Allendale. 8. C. February^ 20th, HKHL
_ '' ' * «
THE STATE Of SOUTH (ABOLISA,
. COUNTY OF BARNWELL.
In the Probate Conrt U-
By J. K. Snelllng. Ueq., Judge of Prolaite iu
Barnwell County. i
Vtlierens L. I.. •Brant, applies for letters
of Administration on Estate tfjtnd effects of
James If. Allen, deceased. .
These are, the refore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
tho said James II. Allen, deceased, that
they be and appear before roc, in the Court yf
Probate to be h< ld at Barnwell on 'fueeday,
10th day of'March UOS after putdication
hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause If any thef have, why the slid admin
kdration Shotfl.l not be granted.
Given rnder my Hand this 24th day of
February Aulq Domini, laC«.
JOHN K. RNELLINO, -
Judge of Probate.
Published in. Tut Bxaxwux Pzoclx
.Fcbrurry 27th H«ft.
WHITTLE’S PLATFORM.
* 1
ANOTHEfT CAR LOAD O’* FINE MUf.ES JU8T RErElVETJ AN»»
THEY ARE THE FINEST ALL ROUND I EVER HAD 81I1PPJED
ALSO 25 STALK CUTTERS AT $:’<!.00 JUST RECEIVED
J. D. WHITTLE.
BciSg myself a pructical farmer I know the needs ot tn»-
eomrtiy and always fully equal every demand and expecta
tion.
Buying for cash I have choice of all markets and know
the best and go there.
Buying in car and train-load rptantities I get the loweat
prices and largest diseoimtC —• —
Knowing the value of good seeds I raise pats formyaetl
and for mv customers. ..
These advantages I gladly share with my fnendu; r
Here, is pne open secret of success, an assuranc*
of good crops:
The farmer who has the best work stock, wagons, and
implements and a plenty of food and forage gets the he®*
wages hands and share croppers.
* ■ • 1 . a,
Whittle will sell you the Best. -- rr .
THREE CARS HORSES. ALL GOOD, SUITABLE FOR SADf)L.»
LIGHT AND HEAVY DRAFT PURPOSES,
TWO CARS ML'LKSj NONE BETTER, FOR FARM. WAGON AND TIM
BEK USES. — f
ONE CAR WAGONS. BOUGHT BEFORE PRICES, ADVANCED. THh
BEST IN MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH IN THE SOUTH
J. D. WHITTLE,
BLACKVILLE, S G
snwillis im,^
i)EALE!(S a
BEST FUBNITUBE.
We Are Now Ready With The
Choicest, Completes! nnd Most Ci(refully ScIeetedjSiocL
of Household, Kitchen arid Office Furniture to please the
best tastes and profit the most careful-buyers. All goods
new from the factories, o'f best, materials and up to date
styles arid finish.
J5S3^ A-standard make Graphophorie given as a premi-
um on each purchaM’ of $3o.
rCOFFINS AND CASKEfS:^-
A Complete line of Coffins and Caskets 5 for the last see
-vicri to loved orfes.
We are also .prepared to furnish a Nice lleai se with
careful driver for burials. *
WIUL.IS& co.
BARNWELL, S. <3-
K ISO. P. LEE, JR„
Dentist,
WI LI.lSTOWv - - o
«:e over B»nk t t Wllll.top. WtH
nof receive rail* lit tbo country, btn
will be In office every day.
FOB SALS.
1 l-W—-..
Nitrate Soda. Parties ilealrlitc to
pqrvba.'e Niirate of Soda uheapt wJU do
wei! to dbnfcr with ua before buying
_ Bryan KroOjers, ’^
Allendale. 8. C.
B0 TICS.
Six hor*e farm fof, rent, two mllefi
from Scfttla. 8. C. Applv to - . ■
J. M• Lawton.' I h’
, Care of T. 8. Heyward A COti
Savannah. Ga.
DR. U E. MILHOCS.
DEHTAL SDRGEOt
BLACU1UK S.C,/ /
Will.be ai hi§ Bant
office every Mortcliry and
Tuesday, and &t 1?>8 hois*
office iii Blackville evenr
Frulftv and Sniurdav.
L
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Md it
>K
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WANTED.
Fifty, colored laborers at
onefe' for lodging:; fonibai* 'amt
t ' v *
sawmill work. Steady worR
good wages, paid every high(
with checks, wHiih iryjy bi
turned into office tbi- cisrt
every twb Weeks and hous^
rent free; Also tan use ^hit^'
labor.
t. . $_ _ J J J
Call of address Bfeon Lum
ber Co-; Ulmers, $ C; located
OfrS*A. t«R^.
'4 v
C. F. CalbOQQ, P. 1 BlcUHgkd
WO. ficSab.
Calhoun & Col.
.t? xjru**;
tlffti Accid^t,
&
LIGHTNING'
-i AND-—-
Llvfe Stock
“ INSURANCE.
—At Lowest Rates Ii£ •
Strongest Companei£
• -OFFICES AT^
HR R A NIC OF BARNWF4J.
PLANTSPRING
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