The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 21, 1908, Image 3
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VTe here apaot far mart eandidataa.
The awaet tftrl jtradaata trill toon ba
abroM In the land.
<Boa’t bHIer* any Ul report of
^astlAltP until II la
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NR W CAN DID AT Kd.
The announmaant rtf Mr. feaao II.
Hattoaa a candidate for Can at j 8u-
prrrlaor la pabliahed today.
The akaiit game will
91111 tbli weak.
K, 0. Roberu. J. B. Moriia,
TClark. Hupr.
If. A. Oylee will aell you Aa yardi
of ran nan re of Callce and Ifadraa
doth for $1.(K>. KnclUh Lon* Cloth
41 eU par yard. 1«S yarda Spool Mlk
f*rr a eta. In all colore. Prnlt of Loom
Xang Cloth K and 10 eta.
proven fact.
In bia con tin nod Jllnaaa Nr. R. C.
Hobart* baa tha baatayaapadiy of aaaay
good frianda.
ba at Mayor'a Mr. Sant Woodward handod «a on
the Uth ln»t. the'Aral oodoo fora ro-
4Ntrtadln Mm Slat**. ^
of
A HAIR FRIDAY.
The Court UouaacrlBcM warn never
d»«fcra more Aalghtly Ailed than on
TridaV, when two young gcutlenien
and eighteen young lad tea aiood the
Sprlag examination for Taachcra’ <oai
dlAcatoa. And more young gentleman
d»ad bualneaadn tbeC>M»rt hidldln* than
An any one {Merioui whole .week of
•the year. Ail tha youn* ladtea were
of Firat Urada In pratUnoaa of face and.
gt<o«! taate of attire. *
Colored candidataa ware not to nu-
meroua aa heretolore, about twenty
being appllcanta.
CHURCH NEWS.
Tha Orange bn rg 'Dietniet Confaranoa
at BraRchvllla laat week waa well at*
landed, entartainad and ei^Jnyed.
Tha dalagataa elect to the Annnal
Confaraiice are J W. dtowtnan. A. W.
Bn muter*, O. -B. Riley. 1>. I,. Jthoad.
Next year tbe DDtrkct conferanea
will be held at Denmatk.
Rea. II. M. Beuaon wAII pranc-h the
annual eermou An d>unbartnn l^xlge,
Koigbta of A'rtkla*, on tke fourth Sun.
day. At A o’clock P. N. ha will preach
at Old Columbia School Huuaa. On
th.t day Kay. W . O. HrUron will All
Key. Mr. Reneon'a appointment at
Healing Spring*.
Rey. R. A. Tongue will 111 hla ap
pointment* on the 4th Sunday in May
at (Urnwell and Si loam: announce went
to the contrary withdrawn.
BASK BALL NEWS.
Two gamea ware played on Saturday
between a learn of arics lad* from the
•Orangeburg Collegiate Institute and
aturdy Barnwell boya. The acorea
ware:
Morning Oama Barnwell X, Orangaa
1
AfUrnoon Oama Barnwell lX.Orangaa
0,
The Barnwell playera will go to
Orangeburg Monday aoctlng more
fruit. i
RID OF BATS.
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For aevaral weaka a eeupla of rary
nolay and impudent rat* made the*|>*
eel yea «| home In thia oMce. Tteey
damaged r**Uee* end back* of book*
and did all manner of mt*cbief. They
ware too wb« for wl*a -trap*. tho«*gb
baited wAlh tdieeaa and *weec petatoe*.
S4i wa tried the water trap. 4 a vest
ing in an empty lard can wa poured
atmut four Incbaa of arteaian water In
It. apriokled-cotten *eed an tho water)
enough to cover K From eight and
dropped lu a handful of plndaro.
Next morning tbe nan waa emptied
and tha two rata good dead lay at Ita
bottom.
A DKUOHTKUL DAT.
All the meednga of tho Saltkabatchle
Agricultural Ctuh havo boon piaaaant
end prodtohie. Shat of Friday waa
far tho ba*t end hrlghteal and blataod-
eat jot held. Tha preeenoe of eaany
ladle* made it *o.
Their otunpauy of IimK wna aufll-
ciont to moke fheoutlng a great auoeeia.
But they brought oil motinaM of the
nle«*t eauble* that their wiao head* ^ . ,. , , „ „
could doyi*o and tbolr daft and dninty { ® r# * *elaon aa realdonta of Barn wall
When a boy D miaalug aftar «cboo|
It la an ayen bet whatber ha' da aa the
creek or e plum thicket.
Keep aatloae nemh on etrange doga.
Ilydropkobla la »eported from tka
aiountalna to tha low londa.
Onr elder -.eather prophet bnlda to
<hle prediction that thla will be a fairly
good year for uora end cotton.
Prneidcnt Et. B. Jobnaon of Win*
tbroo baa aeut ua an lunltation to the
coonneiicemeot of-bt* great iaatUutleo.
There la a IlkaUhood of the remoral
of the Breon Lumber tto’a. plant from
•Ulmer to tbe neighborhood of Morrla
Ford.
■ , * . .
ITant corn end poaa after amall
grain. One can wear laat yoar’a
uietboa but cgti not live on laat year'a
v nuloua. ”
Rev. J. D. Monro, Mato Sunday
School Secretary, mode auharecMriall-
cal|jr Ane addreaa to hla former
gregatlon Sunday,oyeuing.
Frof. Robert Albert ua Dob*o», .for-
inar Principal at Wllllatoti, luvltra u*
■to the oonuoenoement of tee Jeurona
School*, of which.be.HSaperlntendent.
Rev. Frank II. Ilnooer of St. Matlh
ewa baa accepted a cell at H«ven Fine*
end will commence hi* pastorate aer
vice tbe 4thSunday In thla month at
U a. m.
’’TbaZing” gave ua a pleaaant call
on Monday. Tbia year be la aettlng an
re ample In corn culture that If gener
ally followed would make tbe county
bleeaedly Independent.
Charlie Dunbar, who bae been our
faithful and on time preaeman for
twolvo yoara, la on tho aiek Hat ttoi*
week, and the pres* room doean’t look
like the naual Wcdncaday*.
Congreeeman Fattereon aocurod an
appropriation of AuO.AUS for a public
building at Aiken. A* a nice lot had
•been bowgtfc and paid for by a former
appropriation Aiken will have a build*
log worthy of hor beauty and bu*lnea«.
The Sunday rain wa* general through
the county, crop report* are not yet
ro«y. The plaoring wa* later than
u*ual and the ill winds cauaed. bad
•stand* and weakened the plant* that
survived. Much hoe work remains to
bo dpoe. . ' ■
From the commenoeaMtrt programme
of Coo vet «e College we learn that Mt*a
FrettoMalford, *o plea**nil? reoteni*
bered a# a daintily charming am] high
ly gifted ttule girl In this old home
town, will be graduated with the de
gree of Bachelor of letters.
A suit asking 9W.000 damage* bae
been brought by C. M. Billing*, a for
mer preacher of thl* county, again*l
the Charlotte, N. C. Ob-erver. and will
be tried next month. Evidence fnr the
defence has been looked up la Barn
well and Bamberg countie*.
* A aaw will man recently remarked
laughingly to a Barnwell buyer: 1 cut
the lumber to All your order from one
pine tree, and my MU for the same la
*11. Tbe charge was reasonable for
quantity and quantity of the n»a‘erlel
and the transaction la mentioned to
-how the great value of the little tim
ber left. -
Rev. and Bra. A. M. Krlson wore tb»
gueata of Barnwell ‘riend* from Sat
urday until Monday, Mr. Kvieon
preaching In the Jtplaonpel church, of
which ho will be Rector. The church
la moat-fortmieto In hi* aoe-ptaiice of
tha invitation, and tbe entire com*
ainnhv will gladly welcome Mr. and
•fobnaopVcoudMMy fnr Mm Hon*e
Representative* I* puV||*boA today,
WILMSTMH NEWS.
We have ba an requested to say that
tbe Amatrum who anme weeks since
produced tho•pAay, * a Maldena all Fnr*
loro’* here, will fee at Opera House Hi
Barn wall oo TdMay F. veiling. May It.
The music wHI he Ana and all who
miss hearing It will miss a rich trea:,
Mias Gregory, the amain teacher In the
School here will use the Fiano; Dr. K.
M. WUIU ▼i«Alu; Dr. E. C. Bihlth
Cornet. The ofemlMlon will fea. small
amt proceeds go to a charts Me pur*
pn*« -v
Tho Woodmen of tbe World will give
a Barbecue «nd Fie Nlo at Weathers*
bee’s Mill tm Mar Nth. Hon. John
Gary Bvana wlU be praaent and imI-
dress the audieooe.
CARD OF THANKS.
Elko, S. q., i|ay. IIIRB.
, We <le*lre to return our stnoere thanks
to.the.eBlaooanf ehta piece. Block villa
and WillUten. at well aa those of the
aurrouadthg oountry, who helped ue
lu different ways to make upnnr heavy
loatea euumd hy Mm Are whrah occur
red here May 4th, hy- which wn lost
our entire stocks of good*. Kxtnrea Re
without hawing a single dollars Inau-
ranee. The people in|tbia aectlott Who
have belpod oa will never be forgotten
by na.
H. B. KI tolling*,
W. M. Fender.
Is Your Money
I -
CARDOT THANKS.
#• wish to. extend our hrartfrit
thanks to Mm rtuhnol boya «nd neHrh
bora for MMfr kindness In •e«tlncnl*h<
lug Mm Are on -our hou»e laat Thur*
day.. Also to Ah# I ad lea for their klpd
ness to «• oo that day.
Way God bleaa ihem all.
Re*pactf*iny,
Mr and lira. J. K. Dalk.
A R01.DKM ANNIVERSARY.
On Fiedneaday next. 17th lost, Dr.
and,lira. W. F. Mirklaud, Hr. will cele
brate their-golden wedding, the flfciefh
anniversary of their happy marriage.
They Invhe'iholr frtanda to gatbor on
that day wt -tboir old homA place ta
Buford’s Bridge township; the friendt
that they Iwve, fhe frlenda by whom
they areeo-cherithed. U nder the leafy
oak* a basket pic ale will be enjoyed.
Half awenvory bae passed since tboir
youug hembawnd hands were joined In
life long union and through all the
year* of peace and war, of lunidrtn*
and of •clouded days, they hava walked
aa on* In spirit and happiness has
made ita home with them.
It has been a blessed privilege to all
that hare known them, to have looked
Into their true and tender eve*, to have
heard the ever kindly music of their
gentle voices, to b*ve cought In some
small measure the inspiration of (heir
con*eeiatad Uvea.
To them In the golden afternoon of
their yoara will go tbe slncereot heart
wMiet of all men, all women, «tl
children, that no shadow may cross the
mellowing skv. no sorrow enter their
home, no grief pain their heart* until
the last clear sunset shall come to
bring them thr re»t that shall be fol
lowed bv the life eternal in the home
that shall abide forever.
And all hearts will pray that for
long year* to come they shall he spared
to the kindred and friends into who**
Mvea they havw given so much of
sweetness, into whose soul* they yet
instill so much of ffving faith aud up
lifting ho|i*.
W. A. Gylea offer* hla stock of shoos
at hard time prices, which is from 10 to
S3 cl* leas per pair than elsewhere, and
tha. entire -stock it lust Dow tha
factory.
•Iff-
THE GARDEN OF EDEN. ,
The great and good Method)«t Blthop
Keener of New Orleans held to the
belief that lower South Carolina waa
fhe site of the original Garden of 5d«n
There wore many fset* In hi* time to
establish hi* doctrine. There are more
now. Here Is one that Is pew.
In November 1MK> Senator George
H. Bates set out In Me yard on East
MalnHtteeta Banana Plant, tho gift 1
Of* friend living near the Havanush
River. Two winters have passed and
spite of blthig frost and vhllting wiml
the little planr has grown to be a tree
from twelve to fifteen feet high and
Is crowned with fruit, gennine ba
nana*. enough to gratify to fullest sat
isfaction the appetites of a whole 8uu
day Sdhool phj Me.
And the Senator has many other
fruit* and all of an excellence to charm-
tbe modern Eves.
UNION MEETINGS. -
Barnwell Association.
1. Stewardship—4t» practical
nIAcance,
9.’ The preparation for and conduct
of a revival.
S Teacbera’.Training for tba Bible
School.
Division No. 1 Rosemary.
Introductory Set mon—W. M. Jones.
Tofdc No. t.-R. P Galpblo. R E.
’Woodward, R. M Mixson.
Topic No ff.—4. D Pitta. S. A. Hair
R. R Johnston.
To:-lc No 4>r. Frank M. Willis,
Horace J. Crouch.
MlaslouaTy Sermon—J. D. Fltu.
Division No. f Colston.
Intreductory Sermon—D. L.
Topic No. 1.—M. H. Benson,
Elcey. W. if. Fender.
Topic No. 9—8. F. Chisolm,
McMillan Jr.. I. B. Hunter.
Topic No. 8.—D. L. Noton,
Hutto
Missionary Sermon—M. M . Benson.
Dlvitfon No. 3 Bethel.
Introductory Sermon—W. G. Britton
Topic No I—C. K Turner, C. M.
EdenrAeld, Thomas Deer,
Topic No. 3 —H. F. Hair, W. C. Man-
uel. J . A. Jenkins.
Topic No. 8.—W. 0 . Britton, W. W,
Cope.
Missionary Sermon-8. P. Hair.
Dinner will be experted on t ie
ground,
For Comu itt ;e.
QMking mosey for you? The more of it you hare
employed for you, the lest you Deed to Work your
self.- If you keep-oAMFiBg aud puttiMgyouf Aafrisgt
•f ■ . ** ...
to work, the funded capital of your earning years
will gradually take up the burden and you will not
need to work ot all > r
In the meantime you are insured against hard luck
or hard times. Have you ever thought about having
some money *
At Work For You?
Roton.
C. C.
I. II
• ’ . If cot, it is time
,you did if you have any regard for your future eom-
fort or for the welt being of those depeadunt upon
* ^ ... • ‘ . *
you.
NOW is the time to begin to •save. If you want
* ip N' ' - v—
to start on the road to fiimnciol independence, or if
you have started and would like help and Tneourage-
ment, it will pay yon to Deposit your money in the
BANK OF BLACKVILLE and we will help you
save. Then, too, you build up a credit with the
Bank.
IfeMAelri
Men will be 1
•enHnueA. Ontf <
MmA !■ M ha
eeld election wfeleb *t
wa arovlAeJ bp lew.
Wlttla 9. DanoM,
JiSfiSSL:
•taa—1»—iiBa»>aiiaai»BMBaMMBiaa»<
1 (3etready now
A. JL SINESTEIN,
mmi\ at uv.
NOT AH PDBLIC,
BLACKVIIXE, 8. a
DR. F. s. wims,
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New York Itonttstrj si ItrwnMI
CotmtyFHce*.
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MMm AfapoLataksouhr acti *r 4m» ■
?AllWkMpetU«b.
ETJREKAI
•’Wa fe«ce Rvmd St.” Tbe TfaraSi
Tlab Nri eeMbea 4ta woei to A Mgfcfe
4oee net ooiMioi whk Htnie brtrA «r Ato
termli.at** the little Seh,
Vede of gelmirtMA wfiw It Is A apst
cam her «ad safe keeper.
But* site of Mream. Mtall ossa ttff
write to
BUY THE BE8TI
Make labor proAta^* fef
the largest crops with Jfaa
| t«i>e of oensala fore*.
Tbe Broad well Doohie Jo
ton. originated awd developed fey Jafefe
B. Broad well of Alpharetta. Me , Jo 4ha
Beet In tba Hotflb. bar
TBBXX bALBS TO WUI SCI
fed j-iaeT raitxe et the
Fair.
•4 DO per busbri. Far
H.U.DioklD*
iHMaaiMaMMuaai
SPEAKING f ACCS*
A CALIFORNlAN’sf.UCK. ~
•'The luckiest dav of my life waa
when I bought« box of Hticklm’* Ar
nica Halve;/ writes Charles F. Budahn
of Tracy, t'aMfomi*. “Tw«»Sftc. boxes
cured me of an saiiorlng caae^of itch
ing pHes, which had troubled me for
•ere and thet yielded to ne oth*
teestment.” Bold under guarantee at
C. S. Burckballer’a drugstore.
bands could prepare and tba eighty
feet long table could not afford room
for all tbelr -cooirihutloos. Oyer a
hundred and Afty happy people were
there, every body behaved beautifully,
and nobody ever before had a better!
time. It wea a day to be remembered,
. a real spell from monotonous life w.ork
hud every day care.
Q
OUNTY BTATIBTfCB.
; Auditor J. C, Keel hat furnished u*
an instructive sheet frqm which we
lake the** Interesting facts:
Tbe eeunty-ooMteias &&3,3t0 acres of
land, valued at f 1*77 SM. with lOiOM
buildings, value 138.310.
In towns and villages there are 1.70A
lota, valued at 914L&A5, with 1,491
building*, value $176,944.
Total value of -all real property Is
$1,736,474.
The total ralue of all taxable per-
•ooal propprty U4SJ18 USS The grand
toUl of real and person*! Is $4,964 IIP.
In the county abere are returned fnr
taxation 24K4 dog*. « 11*1 cattle. 4.SM
mules, 2.037 horeea. $47 sheep and
gnats, 8.71» bogs, SSI watches, $71
pianos Ac, 4.663 vehicles, merchandi**
amounting to $89,458, machinery $7S.-
895. money $11.7*0.
That* are 4,788 men la the ooaoty
liable te poll tax.
The State. School and oounty taxes
amount to $07,117,8$.
Farmer J. D. Wblttlo bo* tho Soeat
oat crop Id the Mate, perhaps In the
South. It la not a pet patch either,
for on STS acre* they are os thick as
tboy eon stand, higher than a buggy
sboRand all with big heads. It will
look Ilk* tbe Waal when he puts three
reapers and binder" to gathering, each
pulled by four SSOO mules. He la
building a skyscraper barn 60x100 feet
to bold them.
We corn crop will bo aa good as
Joacph grew in the days of Pharaoh.
On next Tuesday and Wednesday
tha Grand !*odge Knigbra of Fythlat
will bold their annual convention In
Aiken. Delegate* from nearly 140
-liOdgos will attend.
Tbe sepreeenUttve* of the Barnwell
Lodges are.
Allendale—U. W. Googe, A. W
Gwens.
Barnwell—l*. W. Price, Wm. Me Nab,
T. E. Cnmlngs.
■Slackvllle—A. L. Nevlla, A’G, flair.
•Dunbarton—J. J. Gochram.
•Fairfax—U. G. Googe, W. U. Har
ter. ;
Jenny’s—R. R. INatta, G. W. Jaany.
Wllllaton—L. C. Sprawls, J. M. Hair.
Baufberg couhIv delegates will be:
Bamberg—W iD. Rhuad, J. F. Car
ter
Denmark—F. E. Holman, J. B. Oil-
lam Jr.
Olar—J. O. Sandora, C. F. Riser.
THREE CHEERS FOR THESE
BUNS.
W*, the l/ower Three Runs Farmers'
Club, the very-latest candidate for
popular favor, beg to make onr Saluta
tory bow to tho public. We met as
per the eall, printed hi Thursday’s
paper, and organised with Y6 aa A ns
average representative* of tho soil a*
you would car* to see.
We enjoyed a repast served by C. R.
Dunbar which would have been tbe
emry of a Iowa naan lad •on bgkt bread
and butter. . /)
“The following officers will serve for
tbe next 12 month*: C. B Dunbar,
President, E R. Useery. Vice Presl-
deut, 4C. W. Ellis. Secretary and Treat*
urer, and Wm. Thomaoa, IV. 8. Snel-
Itng, Johnson Hariey and J. H. Dan-
can. Executive Committee.
W* will meet every sooond Friday.
C. B. Dunbar and E. R. U*»ery will
discos* some appropriate subject et our
next meeting in which all members are
at Itbertr to nartloipefe.
Bow Mr. Editor.If yon will come
out to see ua and take pot luck on any
fmeond Friday, we will be delighted to
see you and also vote you an bonoraiT
life member.
Youra respectfully
E W. Rill*.
Secretary.
BLACKVILLE NEWS.
The commencement exercises of the
Graded School art Id progress tbL
week.
The entire faculty, which gave such
entirely satisfactory aervloe the last
tefcoid year, •has been reelected at ad
vanced aalsrtea, end an additional
teacbcr added to meet the Increasing
attendance.
Mr. George A. Still was elected last
week a member of the Beard of Trus
tees.
Mr. D. F. Johnson baa been elected
a Warden of tbe town to All the vacan
cy caused by the removal to Newberry
of Mr. Boylaton.
Cucumber shipments will commence
Prof. R. R. Hartxog la Principal*
Mr*. C. B. •Kelly, Mlsaea Lillian
Gaines, Sadie Cogburne and Misses
Josle and KMra Hardea Assistant*.
J F. Carter Eeq.,-of Bamberg la tba.
coiameneementorstor.
Capt. M. W. Fdlder, one of tbe truest
_ citlaena of Barnwell county, had a
..VUght stroke of penlrai* 1* K wank.and
*tr° r rrtond#i>i0pe for M ® * wmedy
/ WHliiam Cqleman. colored, baa ship-
1 ( Tied 134 crates of oatfeage* which net
ted him DO eent* each, and several bas
kets of beans which brought Mm n net
pntfft of $1 50 each.
W, A. Gyle* offers you cut prices on
all stuck. Beautiful stock of tgured
Leon from • to 10 ate. Sugar 25 lb*,
lor tlil. Grove* Chill Tonic 36 cts
tmr blttM or 3 for $1.00. Ho wHI a
iltt altowlug you hi* atock.
Congress will adjourn aooo. When
the malarial mosquito oome out of tha
Potomac bottoms tha northern law
maker getakometick.
Chief Justice Fuller has Mt the 26th.
Inst for hearingargument at Richmond
on the dispensary trouble. From the
court of appeals the eaee will to sura
logo to the Supreme Court.
The State Democratic Convention
met in ’Colombia yesterday to •elect
delegate*to tha national convention
which will nominate candidate* for
Praatdent and Vice-President.
Charleston will soon have her $70,009
Immigrant station building. Delay In
suiting work has been caused by get
ting a ulear title to the site whleh tbe
city was required to giva to the gov
eminent.
R. F. Miller, eommiaaloner of agr!
culture. Texaa, reports a remarkable
IttcreaM in the demand for public land
In Texas. Tbe Ananclal (Meturbance
•baa operated to make many smaller
businesses unprofitable, and from tha
great number of inquiries, both fey let
ter and In person, the eommiaaloner la
of the opinion thatkkany .people In va
rious partsof the ootintry will turn
back to the eoll ns a means of llvett
hood. A great many beoMMUkar* feau
flOtaO' feoat•Kentuck y. It Is edM. at* a
roanltwf Mm night raids la tha
growing dtaistota. —
tm.DA DOTS.
Tbe relatlvea and friend* **f Mf** M.
A.Delk oelebrated bar 46th birthday
at her bums in George** Creek Town
ship on May 16th. About 11 o'clock
an laaannM table waa built In the yard
In the shade, and tueh a delightful
dinner was aanred by tbe ladles prea-
antl
Every body seemed to enjoy the
good edibles and (he enjoyment waa
shown more by deeds than words uf
oompMmant could tell.
ADrr dinner tbe young folks hied
themaohres to the dining room and en
joyed some nriee inn sic by M laeea
Howell and Bennie Delk and made
merry to fhetr heart* content. Copld
seemed to throw bl* darts In every dl
reefton, and few nalsced their ahns.^)
May Mrs. Delk live to enjoy v many
long aad useful years and, many inch
dinners as that-aervaJ on the )6th.
One There.
COL. CREECH’S CANDIDACY.
Barnwell, S. C a , May 12th 19U6.
I respectfully announce my esadi
daey for re-election to the office of
sheriff of Barnwell County, and In do-
lag so J wish to retairn my sincere
tfeaofca to my many friend* la the
county for their untiring efforts In my
behalf and their auticessful support in
the peat, and I trust and believe l have
done aa It has been my honest desire In
the administration of the duties of the
office to subordinate self end avlflsh
motives nod to only labor tLd work for
the best Lrtereat of tbe* whole people.
With malice towarga none and kind
ness for nil. to those unfortunaM (the
criminal elaa«) I have treated them
kindly aa circumstancea would allow
1 have never been unmindful of the
fact thut it la your office and 1 am your
servant, and a* an American clttzxn It
la your duty and privilege to vote for
Ike man beat qualified to 4111 the office
from among the candidate* thet solicit
your suffrages and ahovld yon again
elect me to the office I now occupy I
promise you that I will never betrav
tire trust reposed In me and will In the
future, aa I have In the past, endeavor
to merit your hearty approval and well
done. Aeanrlug you that whenever
any physical and mental condition Is
such from the Inllrmltle* of old age to
■unlit me for the active discharge of the
duties of the office I will In tbe exer
else of my oqrn judgment refuse to
oerveyou longer as a public officer,
conscious of the feet thaf I would
be doing violence to my own peraon
and «n Injustice to you. And further,
promise you to abide by tbe rules
governing tho primary elections of the
Democratic party, aad to aupport the
nominee* of same.
Fraak H . Creech.
IT REACHED THE SPOT.
Mr. E. Humphrey, who owns a large
general store at Omega, O. and la pres-
dent of the Adams -County Telephone !
Go., aa well as of ah* Home Telephene
Co., of Pike Oounty, O., say* of Dr.
ting’* New Discovery: *Tt saved my
life once. At least 1 think It did. It |
seemed to reach the spot- -the very seat
of my cough.—when everything else |
failed.” Dr. King’s New Dlecoyery
not only readies the cough spot; III
Mala the sore spots aad the wesk spot*
n throat, long* and cheat. Bold un
der guarantee «t€. N. Burokbaiter's |
drag atore. 50c. and 1 00. Trial bot
tle free. ^
II WHITER m REUffll
— NEW YEAR.
^WHITTLES PLA TFQR9L—
ANOTHER GAR LOAD OF FINE] MULES JUST {RECEIVED AND |
THEY ARE THE FINEST ALL ROUND I EVER HAD SHIPPED.
ALSO 33 STALK CUTTERS AT 136.00 J UST RECEIVED.
J. D. WHITTLE.
Beingjnyself» practical faru)er| know the needs of the
country and always fully equal every demand andeipecta-
tion.
Buying for cash I have choice of all markets aad know
the best aud go there.
Buying in car and train load quantities I get the lowest
prices and largest discounts. _
Knowing tho value of good seeds I raise oats fur myaelf
and for ray enfftowiers.
These advantages I gladly share with my friends.
ikST Here is one open sefcrct of success, an assurance
of good crops:
The farmer whef has the best work atock, wagons, an*
implements and a plenty of food end forage gets the beat
wages hands and share croppers. »
Whittle will sell you the Beat.
THREE CARS HORSES. ALL GOOD, SUITABLE JTOR SADDLE*
MtiHT AND HEAVY DRAFT PURPOSES.
TWO CARS UriLRS, NONE BETTER, FOR FARM. WAGON AND'TIM-
BER USES.
ONE CAR WAGONS. BOUGHT BEFORE PRICKS. ADVANCED. Tflfl
BEST IN MATERIAL. WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH IN THE SOUTH. •
J. D. WHITTLE,
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THE
HERCULES CLUB. - ■_
A meeting of Hercules Democratic
Chib la hereby called to meet at the
voting preeloct on May (ft) twenty
third at thro* o’clock p, m. to 'transact
very Important buatneea. All members
of tbe Club are earneatly requested to
fee preaetrt.
G. W. Morrla.
, Chairman.
J. V. Lain,
Executive Committeeman
Senator and Mrs. Tillman sailed on
Saturday from Boston on tbe White |
Star Steamer Canopio for Gibraltar.
|1iay will spend the Summer in South
ern Europe for the benefit of the Sena-1
tor’a health.
T/ie Oldest and Strongest t
V. Bank in Barnwell County
-Depository of The State of Sooth Carolina, The County of Barnwell,
and The Town of Rsrnwdl
With aaovost *4 <
of CflEOfltlsW Md tM
4«-kW la art we •feel Jaatlfiefi
Our Portrait Woik iaefitto
i, true to nature mul ■aen
aefa Pktorra and la asary lack of (to affflm
fialfi of Photography am aumgaasaff hgaag
enjr atudm.
_„Ea Oar broartml Bm ef taa rnmmmm
Plasmas tor'wall deooraxlee wo eafc Ww
special aad critical i
Maaiageod piedgmg our heat
our Sill ala ere ash whheai
opportunity to make goofi <
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WANTED.
Fifty colored Uoorcrs at
once for logging, xuhroad aai
sawmill work. Steady worn
goodwstfes, paid every Itigai
with checks, Which may
turned into dflke for cmi
every two weeks and
rent free. Also can use
labor. < •
Call or address Breon 'Un»»
ber Co , Ulmers, S C taM
-x
on S, A. 1 -
COME CARRIERS.
All R. L. Carriera aad their aebati-
tutea of Barnwell awd adMeleiiig couo-
Go*«r* roque»ted to<m**tfe*a* en May
WUl ' c. F. Carter.
9. H Mail.
Committee.
THE WORLD'S BEST CLIMATE
4s not entirely free from disease, on the
high-elevetiona favors prevail, while
an the lower levais aaaleria la ancoon -
Wrod to a greater<oT l#a# extent, accord
ing t* altitude. To ovorcome climate
•ITecllona lassitude, malaria, jaundice,
biliousneaa, fever and ague, and gen
eral debility, tha moat effective remedy
4s Bleu trie -Bitte-a, the geeet-almrative
end blood arorMer; the antidote for
every form-of bodily week dam, nerr-
isttoaa. mad dnaomnla. Hold under
guarowtee at C. N. Burokbaher’a drug
-store. Price-80e.
Capital, - ------
Saargtus sod Undivided Proflts.
$60,000.00
$48^00.0$
A
To save money U not heed when eirce a bank account ta started tgr
money In a bank cannot burn a hole tbe pocket.
A bank account meau* poring bills by ciaek—tha only atoohitely
eafu way. Cbooks leave.no room for argoasent aa to when or how«
bill we* pgld. •Each ebook la recorded In Mm feeuk’a books. These
togotor with your money wnd the caneelled checks are kept for you
In burglar audlvegroef varatu, Tou hate acoasa to toomet any
Lot ua talk thia over with
poaeible to oaU.errtt# us.
you.tbe next tiwe yen era In town If lm-
Hereheae men
Whose fatal cough
Came when feu toaR ■'
HURanoola off. . k
-rfeUrielpblaLertftt.
Jersey enwa with young effh
»lo. Apply It
• Bailor Hagooff.
Barnwell, 8. C
foe
MONEY TO LEND*
Wear* p re pored to negotiate loans *on
•Improved farms for ivo yoara, partial
payment*, interest 8 per coat an toana.
Don’t writ*, com* and as* u«.
J. O. Fatieraon A Sou. %
r. enrol, r i.
*a. WA
Galhonn <A Co,
Plant Spa-ing AdvertWG*
•menU now. Do not over
crop, bat do all you promise.
MON IT TO AN.
Apply to G. M. Greene,
flaafewnli. a. C.
Life, Accident,
CYCLONE
LIGHTNING
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