The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 28, 1908, Image 3
Tl^e Barnwell People.
IHUR8DAY MAT, 28, I#08.
*AT«S OP SUBSCRIPTION.
In Adranoe, p«r Annum
On Tlmn...
91.60
MW
Thn chain imnc will
Mill thl* week.
R, O.
Ruhertt. J. B. MorrU,
Clerk. 8upr.
W. A. Ojle* ftffera you cut prh*e* nn
•II a lock Kenutlrtil .tnck of ftcurell
l.«wn (rnin 6 ro 10 «U. Sujcar 2% llw.
lor $160. Grove* I’hlll Toni* 36 ct*
|4*r Itoule'or 3 for $1.00. 1'^e will take
pletf.ure in abowingjou hia atm-k.
ULMKR8 8011OOI..’
The cloning exerciae* of the Ulmer*
School, Min* Kl'inbetli Ixniiinick 1'rin
cipal. will be belt] Friday evgnlng;
Mar commencing at 7 30 p. -m
Adilrra.e* will be ilellveted on edu
cational Mihjocuand choice muaiual »e
lecriona will be rendered The "public
cordially Invited to attend.
CAMPAIGN *FKAJ4JK08. . ^;
The apeecli making campaign will
begin on June 17th In two places. The
cannldate* for Mate Office, will apeak
Barnwell, Frldav June 20,
Bamberg, eat unlay. June 27.
The candidatea for United state Sena*
lor, CongreM aud Solicitor will apeak
at
BaJtvbergrSfXttrday.jkugnat l*t.
w Barnwell, Tui-arlav, August'UU."":
A FARMERS FEAMt'.
The annual convention of the Sa
vannah Valley Aaaoclated Farmer**
Club, will be held on July 9th at the
Meriwether Club Rouse in Kdg< field
county.
The address of welcome will be
made by Mr J. L Reynolds of Meri
wether.
Senator George U. Bates of Barn
well will rrspond.
Oth-r addre»*e* will be made bv Gen.
C. Butler, James IT. Jackson, N.
G.llM«n«and W. J. Talbert
^CAUTION TO CANWl/ATES.
The attention of oandidatea (and
v.Hers) i* ralhd to the law governing
primary elections:
Section 1 Ue it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the M*te of Soutn
Carolina, at or before • very political
prlonary election held b? anv political
joirtv, organlz itlon or a«e<MMatlt>n. for
the p«irpo.e of choosing candidates for
ottce, or the election of delegate, to
convention*, in this State, any person
who shall, by threau nr ahy o^her form
of intimidation, or by the payment, de-
livwry, or pr >!ni*e of money, or other
artacle of value, procure dFUffer. prhm
bm or eojeavor u> procure, another to
*oi« for or agaiuat any paiticitUr can
dolaUi in such eiaction, or w ho shall.,
for such consideration, offer to »o vote,
•hall hh gulttr of a misdemeanor.
See J. Every candidate offering
ler election, under the provisions of
fUctton 1. shall make the following'
.pledge end Ole the same with the
■Clerk of Ctuirt of Common Pleas for
the County in which !te W a candidate,
tmkss he should be a candidate lii'morw
than one County, in which case be
•hell Ale aame with Secretary of St«te.
brfo'a he ahall enter upon hla cam
!»«*»'• to wlf: I, the undersigned
of the oounty of
endiHetr of South Carolina, candidate
f«»r the tABce «»f tierrhy
pledge that 1 w ill i^t give nor spend
uioney, or uae Intoxicating liquors for
the puri>oae of obtaitiinv or influenc
ing aretea. and that i shall at the con
elusion of the '■ampaigu and before the
primary election, render to the Clerk
of Court or (Secretary of Mate as hcre-
inbeforelprovided) under oath, «n item-
•Iseil •Utement of all mnoeya spent or
>provu)ed by me during the comp.ign
for campaign purposes up to that time,
mid 1 further pledge that 4 will. Im
mediately after the primary election or
elrctiona that I am a candidate, in, ren
der an Itemized statement, under oath,
showing all further moneys spenUqr
provided bv me in said election: Pro
vided, That a failure to comply with
this provision shall render such elec
tion nail and void, in so far a* the can-
•‘did a La who fail* to lile the stztetnant
therein required, hut shall not effect
Hhe validity of the election of nny can
didate complying with thi« Section:
And Provided, further. That such
Itemized statement and p.edge shall be
•pen to public Inspection at all Mint*.
Sec. S. That anv violation of anr of
the provisions of this Act shall be a
misdemeanor, and anv person, upon
conviction thereof, shall be fined not
)*•* than flQO nor more than 9500, or
be iiDurUoned at hard labor for not
less than one month nor more than six
mouths, or both tine and imprison-
nient, in the discretion of the Court.
Approved the 6th day of March A.
D. 1905.
Next Monday will beaale <Uy.
Congress it expected-to adjourn to
day.
The weather was fine last week
killing grass and saving oa*a.
", 'Jost 20 dsya until the opening of the
State and Congre-aional campaign.
Orangeburg 4, Barnwell 3 was the
sc<*e of Monday's gaaie at the Ediato
[TO CANDIDATES
Allendale, S. C. May 23rd 1908.
Mr. Ediror.
For rhe Informktion of
candidates, I wUh you would publish
the following letter that explain* it
self.
Columbia, 8. C. May 3Ut r 1908.
Mr. N. F. Kirkland, Jr.
Allendale, S. C.
Dear Sir,
Your favor of ifcoSQth. at
hand- I do not think that ffre ekpeiue
account of a candidate should com
mence unt.ll after he ha* tiled hU
pledge, for the reason that he does not
become S candidate according to the
role* of the party until after he ba»
done »o.
Vilie Jonea,
Chairman.
I hsv* been asked by more than one
prospective candidate when the ex
pdhae account began, the above an-
, wer( |t—Not until he has Hied’ hi*
pledge and they do not have to file
pledge* until the Executive Committee
orders which will be published.
Yours verv trnlv
N. F. Kirkland, Jr.
Secretary.
Rev. R. A. Yongue will dll •hi* ap
pointment* at Barnwell and oiloamon
the Hfth Sunday, May Hat.
Mrs. Llssta G. Cooper, wife of lion
M. R. Cooper. dieiLat Denmark on ffae
44th lust., aged 5d years and 6 months.
Mr*. Rh-eand little M>'t of Chester
after speiMliog the Winter In New
York are visiting Mrs. C. N. Burok-
halter. a . ,
Married hy Rey. J. K. G«»ode on the
20.h Inst. Mr. Robert C. Mix«on of
Allerdafe mud MUs Josephine Mtaksou
of Kline.
But for base ball, passing candidates
and visiting automobiles from Black-
vine Barnwell wuvild be'Indeed qjhet
these Spring days.
Mis* Annie Harley, cf Sycamore was
a charming vl»it »r on Monday to Barn-
watt U.ieuiia wh.oJmjHB for her early re-
tn m and-longer staiy “ ',
Rev. R. A. Yongue attended the
Golden Ann! versa rv of the marriage of
Dr. and Mr^. N. F. Kirkland Sr. at
Buford’s Bridge yesterday. r
With tbe nssUtance of a big stick and
a small dog Mr.’ J. A L'ghtaey of
Sycamore killed in a two nights bunt
in his barn 7- raU—not mice.
V ,* : —_
.....Mr^jRyp Roberta went to Turners-
ATHe.-North Georgia last we4«k. with
tbybop^' of a sure an I swift recovery
of fteiimh In that bracing climate.
HstunUy next will be Federal Me
morial Day. Tto^jmst office will oh-
erve Stlmlay jionra and the R. F. D.
carrier* have a dayjiff from duty.
Rosemary Christian* are given notice
that the visiting delegate* to the Union
Meeting on Saturday and.Sumlav will
carry sharp edged appeii ea from. home.
Barnwell give* sincere welcome to
Mr. and Mrs. John A Newsom, who
are now home folks/ resident in the
Simtii* cottage on Marlborough Street.
ITea*ur**r Annufong contemplates
going lo Birmingham with the
federate Veterans next week, anil so
pay a long piomised visit to kin peo
ple .
Misse* Marie Fanning of Sally. An-
nle Cook of Allendale and i/izxie B ack
if Wiili<ton are the .pret ty and tmpular
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M 1'. Webb at
Blackville this week.
Commencing next week the publi
cation of hU annual rejairt Treasurer
Armstrong will ectouge us out of sev
eral eolumnj In each Issue ubilt all his
dguras are printed.
The Hummer term a! the Court nf‘
(general Sessions will eomnience on
the second Monday In July and coo-
tlmia one week if neoets-try. Judge
Robert Aldrich a ill preside. .
Tbs best sight Irf town last week was
a wagon load of ear corn from the
Cong Branch farm of Mr. William
Beasley. There l« more than one pni
lo>opher abiding by those w ater*
" Married at BeaufortfMav 12th 1908.
bv Rev. A, U. Watson, Mis* Kdwsrda
Elisabeth daughter of Dr. and Mrs
A. Uethune I’ateraon of Barnwell, and
Mr. Edward J. DeCosta of Fort Royal.
Ellis Merritt, colored, who escaped
from the Barnwell jail in 1M97 through
the chimney, did not travel far enough
sheriff Creech received tidings nn
Monday of hia arrr.i at MeCienny.
Fla,
Only qualified elector* paying taxes
on real or personal pronerty in •seven
Fines School District will he entitled
to vote in the Special Election to be
held at Suelllng on Wednesday next.
June 3rd.
The Barnwell and Breon teams
crossed bat* on Satti<d*y »n the form
tr’s diamond We have forgotten the
sphre. but remember being told that
both played their prettiest and behaved
beautifully.
Hang a palm-leaf fan bv each bed
It Is a oorufnr. to have a breeze at com
mand wnen you wake in the middle of
a aultry night, and the JtAder air and
the regular motion of fanning often
soothes one so *iecp.
The absence of Carroll Simms, Wm.
VlcNah. Ferry Price Ewart Coining*
and N G. W. lonesomed the pa*t two
day*, hut the,if light ha* brightened
Aiken and blessed the Fythlan Grand
Lodge. So we are content to be dull
until their homecoming.
A gift of lovely peaches, perfect in
beamy and of delicious flavor came a*
a blessing to lighten the perplexities
of last week s busy day. The thank*
of all The Pkocmc are letiirned to tbe
very kind and thoughtful lady friend
tor such generous and appreciated
remembrance.
Tpe fruit crop of this year is said to
he tiie line»t known in a long while.
Of course quantities of the abundant
surplus will he canned, preserved and
pickled for winter uae And while
drying b a troublesome work it pays
well in life enjo) meiit when fruit and
vegetable* are winter scarce. Dry up!
Wo publish today tbe card of Sena
tor Gao. II. Katas announetnf bla can
didacy for ra-eleotiqn.
R. P, Kearton, Jr. E*f. announce*
Jijm*aif In thl* Issue a candidate for
Magistrate at Allendale.
The announcement of Capt. O. W
Barker’s candidacy for the office of
County Supervisor It published today
Uhse today hi*
frd announcing liiui«elf a candidate
r Magistrate at Blackville.
Tbe announcement of Mr. W H.
Duncan’s candidacy for the office of
Clerk of Court i* published today.
The announcement of tbe candidacy
of Mr. Horace J. Crouch for the office
of Count? Huperlnttndentof Education
D publUh today.
GOOD WORK APPRECIATED.
A decade ago a good man living far
out in the country told us that Rev. W.
G. Britton wa* the only-preacher who
bad broken bread Jn hbbouaeln years
A* Colporter of the Barnwell A*soei
ation he goes out into the highway/
and byway*, compelling men to think
beyond the material aud the present,
doing a rare good work with zeal and
tact, a happy combination.
In recognition of what l»e ha* done
— -and to. adar~'prtl f * tffinianmi and muu.-
•fort, in what lea *TiaO"dq Tlm 'Usptist
Publication Kmiety ha* contributed
lift? dollar* to help him buy a model
cniportage wagon, whictifcaa been re
ceived anil is in u.-e.
Introductory Sermon—W. G. Britton
Topic No 1—C. E Turner, C. M.
Edentield, Thomas Dee 1- ,
Topic No. 2,—S. P. Hair, W. C. Man
uel. .1. A. Jenkins. ^
Topic No. * - W. G . Britton, IV. W,
jJCope. —
SrJMftSW «ermon- S P. Half.
Dinner wfll be expected on rhe
CHOICE RECEIPTS.
The abundajuLJiUdk itfi.
op now
rifientog aflordi tbe opporttmtly to
good bouse keepers of making at home
better delicacies tnan the? can buy at
the best grocery e*rablDhment«.
Tuk Feopl,* know* where the re
cipes given below come from and
pledge* n* reputation that if the
methods Indicated are Pillowed the re
sults will be completely satislactory.
Blackbkky Jam.
Pick over tw.o gallons of blackberries
and'wash in cold water. Four over
them one quart of water and cook un
til soft/ being caref-u 1 not to burn.
Pres* through a wire sieve into a stone
jar. Stir thoroughly. Take one quart
and put in kettle and when It boil* ndri
one quart granulated sugar preyioio>ly
heated in the oven. Bring to a boil
and let it cook rapidly for 15 minute*.
When it begins to jelly it is done
Never try to make more than a quait
’of jelly at once.
Bi.ackrkrky Co* PI At,.
Two quarts blackberry juice, two
pound* loaf sugar, four grated nut
meg*, one quarter ounce ground clove*,
one quarter ounce ground allspice, one
quarter pound ground cinnamon; sim
mer all together in a aaifcepau tightly
closed to prevent evaporation: strain
(paough a cloth when cold and add a
pint of the best French 4 hr«t»dv.
Nothing more efficacious In the auin-
m»r complaint of children.
FAIRFAX.
Jonea
R E
Hair
UNION MEETING*.
Bar navel 1 Auoclation.
1. Stewardship—lu practical
nifleance,
2. Tbo || preparation for and •rmduct
of n revival. «s
3. Teachers’ Training for fba Bible
School.
Division Nn. ] Raseaiary.
Introductory Setmon—W. M.
Topic No. I.-rR F Ualpbin.
TVuuUwanl. U.M
Topic No 3.—J. D Fitts, 8. A.
R. R Jonnston.
Topic No 3—Dr. Frank M. Willis,
Horace J. Crouch. ,
Missionary Sermon—J. D. Pitts.
Division No. S Colaton. '
Introductory Hermon—D. L.
Topic No. I —M. M. Benson,
Elzey. W. H. Fender
Topic No. 2—H. P. Chisolm,
McMillan Jr.. J. B Hunter.
Topic Nu.B —D.-L. Roton,
Hutto
M.iasionary Soi nion—M. M . Benton
~DI*laU»n No. 3 Bethel.
Rotnn.
C. C.
J. c
I. H
ground.
JKor Corom .ttae.
Mae C Wood was put in Jail in New
York last week charged with perjury
in^wearing that she had married Sena
tor Platt. If the papers picture Platt
correctly nn woman would marry him,
unless she wre both blind and deaf.
JK Mae C, Wood Ippka like her new*
paper picture, not even siu-li a epeel*
men s* FUtt would marry her. Ho she
iiiu-t be guilty.
At the antiual nieeting of the Inter
StiiteGallon BeettCruaher* Association
held last week In LouLvflle. Kv , a
silver tea service of six piece*, costing
a tliouaand dollars was presented to
Col. Luther A. Kaneotii, "the tetirlng
President. The. gift was paid for by
volunteer subscriptions. ,
Col. Kangnm was born artd reared In
Aiken c'Mir.tv. He wa* thc-right hand
man of the Houth Carolina Densrluo-nt
of Aifricullure when Col. A . I*. Butler
was ComniDaioner. Atlanta la now
bi« home.
Sunday dispatches tell of frightful
rain falls and wind forces out Wes'.
In Oklahoma 2d inches of lain fell in
10 hours and every railroad in the
Htaje was put ouj of business.
I n Texas seven im he* of rsin fell in
four hour* and from the Fan Handle to
the Gulf high wind* blew down
crops and houses. Euomous damage
wa* d me, but no loss of live* was re
ported. ,
Later new* tell* that many were
kined and drow ned, ImndreJ*ot houa s
blown down or wa«bed away and
thousand* of crops destroyd.e
Is Tour Money
making money for you? The more of it you havrr
employed for you, the lews you need, to work your* ,
aciil If you keep on saving and putting your eavihgn
to work, the funded capital of your earning years
will gradually take up the burden and you will not
heed to work at all.
In the meantime you are insured against hard luck
or hard times. Have you ever thought about having
some money • ‘ £
At Work Fur You? —
If not, it is time
you did if you have any regard for your future com
fort or for the well being bf thofle dependent upon
o
our. •
NO VT is the time to begin to save; If you want
to start on the road to financial independence, or iiT j
you have started and would like Ijclpand encourage-
t
ATTORHET
. NOTARY PUBLIC,
BLACKVILLE, S’. C.
^ufiEsT
DENTIST.
Nsvr-York DemUtry at Barnww**
Countv Frii-e*.
Olli.-e Ip Rn*Ulervcc. Winiatoo. S.O.
Mitke A p point run i>is by mail or (aM*
phone.
- All Work Spot Caab.
FpR SALE.
100 Acres—40 cleared.
3 miles from Martin.
•Sin Dollaya—kOO Dollars cash.
ment, it will pay you to Deposit your money in
BANK OF BLACKVILLE and we will help
save. Then, too, you build up a credit with
Bank. . _
the
you
the
Its I a nen in
incut* wita
or C. B. kl
Mirtin,
2 or 3 Annual pur
ser cent liuerrat.
T. B Ellis, Jr ,
North Augusta, b.O.' t"
r
The Lutheran* gave* an entertain-
mein la*t wenk w bi -h biought them in
quite a snug sum fur their cintrch The
Apron Bazaar attrai tefTthe attention
of the gent* as well as the ladies, as
eynrr enneeivab e style of apron was
disphixetl. Among the gunau' were
Mr. Otis Deer and bride from ITtmer.
Three new house* are nearly flnisned
those of Mv*«r* Knopf and Mr. Cha*.
Wilton. Another family has also mov
ed Into the bouse occupied by Mr. Geo.
Young.
Rrv. and Mrs, Turner are entertain
ing a loved aunt from Georgia.
Mr* C. A Leland (widow of Rev
A. W. Leland I>. 1). so long Professor
in Thenlo Rival Heo>in*rv at Columbia)
I* visiting her step grand daughter.
Mis W.J Sanders. As Mrs. Leland
lia« so often crossed the ocean In visit
ing relative* in her naiDe land. Eng
land, her presence I* highly apprect
sled hy her devoted relative* in Houth
Carolina who never weary of hearing
her speak of her trarele.
Miss Va Durant la entertaining two
sister* and a Msler-ln law at Dr. W. J.
Young’s, which is now her home.
Col Jas. T. Bacon of Edgefield was
s guest of The Barber House * few
days ago. Tnerc it always a rush of
young folks when It is known that
Col. K. Is in tow n, for hi* elegant piano
performances charm young and old.
The children of our town have had
several Doll -VHUiiiery Opening* recent
ly and besidea making a creditable dis
play of hats, ibfev lisrt hrt* of fuu try-
log on their hats liefore deciding which
one was the most becoming.
Mr F. M. Young's family %nd the
Ltghtseva and other* attended rhe Sun
day School pin nlc at St Nicholas,
carrying loads of ‘goodie*’’with thorn.
Mrs. Leland will return to Washing
ton. D . C. on Wednesday, having cap
tivated all hearts here.
There will be a basket picnic snd
dance at Baldoek Wednaaday June 18th
HKB. All are cordially Invited. Can
didate* are Invited and expected to take
a alia re in the club only $10 “cash”
to be
Be present at the IDh fry.
Governor An«*l has been invited
ptevent and make an addreea.
> , J. L Kllla.
President.
J H. Hewlett.
Secretary.
Baldock Farmer* Club.
W. A. Gyle* will sell you 40 tarda
•* remnants of Calico and Madras
Cloth for (1.00. English Long Cloth
II rta per yard. 100 yarda Bpeol Bilk
f«r $ eta. In all oolora. Fruit of Eootn
Heog Clotii 9 aad Id eta.
’ Butter may be kept joJitl In warm
w eather if nut in a bo.vl that is covered
with a piste and set In a pan of cold
water. Then fold a towel and lay
across the plate with the corners hing
ing down Into the water, and put the
panina cool, If possible, a draftv
place, and the evaporation will keep
the butter Arm.
Two very exdeUent Barnwell county
people, who have been happily married
for a score of years, contemplate taking
their bridal tour this Bummer. They
have been too busy In accuring and
beautifying their Ideal home to spare
the time, but now with both past and
future safe they wisely go away, to re-,
turn knowing there is no place like
home.
Mrs. Faae Wilson, mother of Messrs
J. II Wilson and Tbqmas WHeott—of
Hattloville. was killed by the Co«*t
Linn passenger train at Jackson Sta
tion on Monday. She bad gone around
• freight train on the aide track and
was crossing the main ijne when atrMKk
bv the passenger engine. Khe wa*
about 70 years of age, tbe daughter of
Mr, John Pettis, who Is remembered
by tome of tbe oldest people of the
county.
Beverel weeka ago M r. J. A. Rents
of Bamberg county attended a pic nic,
wearing e pair of tight shoes. ■ On re
turning hottie he found ibat the toes
bad been bruited. Blood poisoning
followed •r>d though the toes end one
leg were apmetated and the best atten
thm glvenjnpm the fearful disease
could not bfdhfeked and Iff died latt
| week. Mr. Repi was a prn*|>**roui
' young fanner arfd highly esteemed by
all that knew him. He wae unmarried
A
HEALING SFRING8 HIGH
SCHOOL CLOSING EXERCISE*.
The annual sermon will he preached
bv Key. W. M Jones, I). P. of WiUU-
toi). H C. May 3h, at 11 o’clock A. M
Concert by the school Thursday
evening June 4th. 8 o'clock P. M
Annual nlc nic June ». Address by
Mr C.C. 8imm* and otners.
Let every body come and have a good
time.
4 W. A. Gyle* offers hi*_i*tock of shoe*
4t» hard time pik-.es, which i* from 10 to
25 cf* le»»-p«r pair tiian elsewhere, and
the entire stock ia just JTpm tbe
factory.
UNTRAINED CHILDREN.
When j>eople who make little money
hr log up their i-hildicu In extravagant-
wars they are preparing to send thrift
lees, shiftless \ouug men and women
into the world. When ho vs and girt*
reach the awe of twenty^thus trained
they are helpleso. Just a* soon as Hie
parental prop* are knocked* from
under them they fall, or walk in orook-
ed path*. Bov# aud iritis should have
a chance even before they are eighteen
We do not believe in repressing them
and keeping them down. B03'* mould
have a chance to learn how to black
ilivir own alines, split stovewood, work
the garden, help put thing* right
about the houae and hack yard. They
should have a cham e to learn how to
make a few dollars and take care ot
them. They should be taught never p>
go In debt. Girl# should have a chance
to learn how to cook, to nut and make
garment#, to #et the table aud arrange
the dining room like an artist t» give
out and superintend the cooking of
meal*. Thev should aUo be taught
the n«e of money. ’
The r e are intelligent women in tills
dty who could not prepare a simple
meal If thev were turned loose In a well
equipped kiiohen And pintry. Thev
know nothing of cooking. It is a tnou
pitiable condlthm for a young woman
to start.oot In life too poor to hire her
work done and not trained to do it her
•elf.* 'There are several homes in this
city where the family would go w ith
out breakfast and dinner too. If it de
pended on the male member* to cut
and split the stove wood and the fe-
malea to cook the food. Such a con
dition should n< t exist. It ari«e#. no
doubt in part from the fact that the
parents in former day# gratified every
wish the child expressed. 'Giving way
to children spoiling tlum, buying for
'them things not needed, never train
log them to work tends to make weak
lings of them, or what is worse It final
ly lands them in the criminal claat.
—Carolina Hpartln.
A CALIFORNIA N’t} LUOK.
‘•The luckiest dav of my life was
when I bought a box of Bucklen’s Ar
nica Halve;,’ write* Charlea F Itudahn
of Tracy, t alifornia. “Two 25c boxes
cured me of an annoying case of Itch
ing piles, which had troubled me for
rears and that yielded to no other
treatment.” Bold under .guarantee at
C. N. Uurckbalter’a drug store.
TIIE
Bank of Barnwell
• The Oldest and Strongest
Bank vn. Barnwell County
. . j
Depository- of The State of South Carolina, The Cohntjr of Dam well,
r and The Town nfHamVell
Capital, — — •#•••
Surplus and Undivided Profits, -
$60,000.00
$45,000.00
To save monev I mot hard when once a hank account Is started for
-moner Rt-a bank aannot burn a ludejbe pocket.
A bank account means paving bflTsby ’oTtPOlt—the ovtly abaolnialy-.
safe war. Check* leave nn room for rfrgsimenl a* to when or how a
ild. Each check ia recorded in tbe hank’s bonks. These
are kept for you
L'tsa to them at any
time.
Let u* talk this over with you tha nexY time yon are in town If im
possible to call, write us.
Wlalbrop CVliege
• tfehoJam'. lp aud Eutraace
, ExaaHaaUon
The examination for ‘be award of
vacant hchoKrships in tViuthrop Col-
lege anil for ilte admi-alon of new stu
dents will he hvl't at the (Jmintr fourt
House on Friday July 3. at 9 a a.
Applicant* must not ho la«* than hfte«M
year* of age. When H<-holarshlps are
vacant after July 3 thev wll! bo award
ed to those making the highest averaf
at this examination, provided tl
neet the conditions governing
tWH'd. Applleapt* for Bcbnlnrablpa
should write to Fresident Johnson be
fore the examination lor Scholarship
examination blank*.
Hcholar-hips are worth 9100 and fraw
tuition, Tiie next setion will upas
September Id. IPUtl. For further itt;-
formation and catalogue, address.
Fra*. D. B Johnson, Rock Hill, 8. C.
Co Ii ge of Charleston,
1786 CllARLKVrON, M. 6. iW*.
124th year begins September H.
Ktitrance Examination* wiH be balff
j at the Cntnitv Court House on
July 3, at 9 *. m All candUfatas far
admi»slon,pan compete In Srptambor
for lioyce Srh«>lar*lilpa which pay #tfl$
a year. Otia tree tuition acbolarehip
to each < ■ou'hty of South Caroline.
Board and furnikhed room in dermU
torv 9H. Tuition 910. For Catalogue,
address.
Harrison Randolph.
V,
bill was pal
tngeher wltjl your money and the cancelled checHa
in hurglar^and fire proof vault#. You have accei
The Flag Falls,
AND THE RACE BEGINS
AT HILL TOP STABLES,
BAMWELL, S. C.
A CAR LOAD OF
' “CREAM OF KENTUCKY”
er-
REMEDY FOR R ATS.
D P Sloan of Anderson has been
telling his friends of a sur#. safe and
swift way of getting rid of rats
‘■Not long ago.” he said ' 1 saw In
some paper that if y>'ii sprinkle sul
phur around premises infested with
rata It will drive them sway. My barn
wa# literally over run with rat*, and
I determined to try the remedy. I
bought a pound of sulphur and had it
s'prhikled around my barn. In a few
day* tbe rat*all disappeared and we
have not aeon one since.”
COME CARRIERS.
All R. L. Carriers aud their substi
tutes of Barnwell and adjoining coun
ties are requested to meet here on May
30tb.
C. F. Carter,
J. II Keel.
Committee.
SPECI AL TAX ELECTION.
Notice ia hereby given that an elao
tion will be held at Snelling on Wed
nesday. J one 3rd 1908 to decide whether
the apeclal school lax of Seven Pinas
School District ahall be voted off or be
continued. Only those peraqna quali-|
lied bv law will be entitled to" vore In 1
said election which will bqflflfeMmted
as provided by law
Willis J. Dun
T. O. Davis,
- ’ Joseph Baxley.
Troateea.
mmm
Horses, Saddlers and Harness, and Brood Mares,
sonnlly selected By the Veteran Capt. Dunn.
JUST RECEIVED.
Al| Blue Grass Beauties And >ik Good as Pretty.
Pride of the Prairie Horses and Mules for alt purposes
always on Hand.
'The Beat that good Judgment and Experience .can
select.
Wagons and Buggies in great variety of the very choicest
materials and builrHhy master workmen For comfort tmd
durability, good looks and lightness they are unmatched
in the State.
Harness—Honest Leather Goods, sufficient for an army,
any single piece sold as readily as a full Set.
Whips, Lap Robes, Umbrellas, Bridles, addles and all
Horse Goods ever wanted.
PRICES RIGHT, AS ALWAYS,
CHARLIE BROWM
^WILLIS i CO.,^
DEALERS IN,
' BEST EBUNITUBE.
We Are Now Ready With The
Choicest, Completes! and Most Carefully Selected Slock
of Household. Kitchen and Office Furniture to please the
Best tastes and profit the most careful buyers, AJl goods
new from the factories, of best materials and up to date
styles and finish. — —
^ A standard make Gjaphonhone given as a premi
DR. J. H. ... 3
HOMESTEAD NOTICE
In Re, *
Mrs Willi* L. Wood ID tier ewrf
right .and a* Guardian iJ lx»wther
Wood and l^>wther WikhI an lefani if
hi* guardian Mr* WHile L. Wood MUl
Nr Lie Forest Malbenev.
Flahittffa.
v#.
Bowman Still, Isaac Still, Rngeg
Still, Marcus WbitiKatiriJ. D Whittle.
Defendants.
On tbe sixth day of Jane A. D. 1f$t
pursuant t<> a petition made lo me, I
111 appoint three dl#lntera«tadperaeM
tn -tppmlse and set off to Mr#. Wl|)le
L. Wood and her two children I/<>wthef
Wood aud NeHie Forest Matheney, %
hom*-stea<l in the two following trade
of land of which William L. Wood died
seized and possessed : Fortv six acre#
more or le*«, sod known M the ffevv
place; at.d one hundred Mad twenty
acre* more or lea* and known aa the
Elijah Heed tract.
All person* Interested, are northed
ihst any exceptions U> the rfftorn •*
the appraisers must be made within 3$
daya alter the date of aald return.
H. L. O’Jtannoa,
MifftMh
Master’s Office May Uth UHM.
(—
Astonished Visitor—‘‘Why is
husband so irritnble at home?”
I^uig Suffering Wife—‘•Because
knows its aafe to be.” ..
your
be
THE WORLD’S BEHT CLIMATE
is not entirely free from disease, on the
high elevations fevers prevail, while
on the lower level* malaria is euenu
tered to a greater or ieaa extent. acc<>
lug lo altitude, To overcome climate
affections lassitude, malaria, jaundice,
biliousness, fever and ague, and gen
eral debility, tbe mosteflective remedy
Is Electric Bine's, the great alterative
and blood purifier; the antidote for
every form of bodily weakness, nerv
oii#ue*s. and Insomnia sold iiiidsr
guarantee at N. Burckbalter’s drug
store. Frice fide.
One way to trim a hat-would be to
cut off about a foot ail around.
WANTED.
Fifty colored Lootcts m
once for logging, railroad ami
sawmill work. Steady won
good wages, paid eyry nigm
with checks, which may bt
turned into office for cm
every two weeks and home
rent free. Also can use wlm*
labor.
Call or address Breon Lum
ber Co-, Ulmers, $. C. located
on S. A. f . Ry.
C. F. CaltoM, P. X. Builogun
fa. McSal.
Calhoun & Co,
DENTIST,
BLACKVILLE. S. C.
Office days Thursday, Fri
day ami Saturday.
Well equipped office.
Operations made as pain
less as consistcixjphlji safety.
Prices reasoirrtSfeY^ Terms
cash. V \ *
^-^•COFFINS AND CASKETS:-
A Complete line of Coffins aud Caskets for the last ser
vice to loved ones.
We are also prepared to furnish a Nice Hearse with
careful driver fol* burials.
Life,. Accident,
CYCLONE
LIGHTNINC
• ANI> ■■
Live Stock
INSURANCE
msm: ^ JP —At Lowest Rites
WIL.L^Ife Sc CO. Strongbst Com
BARNWELL S. C
-OFFICES AT—
H E BANK OF Bj
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