The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 06, 1908, Image 3
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Tlpe BarnweirPeople,
TII UAH D AY. All HI) ST li, I SH«.
. RATES OP SUBSt'RIPTIOn.
in Advance, per ADnum $1.40
On Time.. .« 00
Tbl» wei;lr x pxrt of tlu HihIo jrunc
« Hi he nt the Four Mile llill Jn Four
M1 ift Tmvaudi 4> »nd LtuL ieat^linlt-r
RHrnaell, AHmniny 1 iitfikkr i.Vh-
AHe idale, Saturday ii.ul.
FIRST HAl.KSv -
SavKimair* flr»t wa* ahlnpOd t/' New
York to ne aold hi TMi.miaoy HnII for
the benetil of tlio llrvan oafbpaigii
fuiol.
—AoKotU*> Hint r< ceIy>• d luTt week
sold lor lOots. /■
We foTfowiivij '^notations
from ihe »j»e*-'o'IV i>THr^Rnapfi, WTio Ti
v
\
the ulace of Mr. li,
Wlliuton Towiitdih
'('• W Jiaius hi
«iiii*ron l ow iisiiiu.^-—'
' s 4. C. Rohortar T 'J. B. jipnla,
Clerk, *— Siipr.
e regular -meiptliig ol paniw< |l
[iod*re-Nu Hi, KnijrhtK of Pythias will
!>e held,at rht'ir H;dl •»! Friday niirlit
at o’clock. A fall attendance is
wpMted. By order of—
J. h. woonwAitn, c. o.
Wnr. McNAB. K. R. A S.
H \ RMON Y NO. II. A. K. M
A rcgi;Inrcmmii'trlnation of J+*fmoriv
fa loe \'o ir \ v ai ^it ti. i.i
in V'asonic Tmii'c no? Tlmiwlaw Au-
Ustlklu Work to Itc Uonc |n K. A <h-
Vislting brethren are cordially invited
grec
to attend.
Ridler. JIagood. \V
II. P. Anderson, flee'
,• wj'~r<
M.,
Fodder lulling time i« here.
Tlie candidates will Hock to Dal dock
to lav. m-
Buldock is tin largest place In the
ci utw^^o-lay.
The August sop is ra| Kliv sborten
ing tile co ton crop.
Mr«. \v T,. Ay cock is \ i.-itirg re I a
tives in IJiilou t buntr.
Mr and Mr* M. I,. Midd'efon are at
tlic lIoielVl»Mlf« tut. Atlantic < i'v.
Rey. M. M Henson and family are
tiiakii g a tftc&tiou stay at Biutfton.
K*v. •!. K.il nnle un'l family left on
Tuea lay to s.iend a inoiitii 1 n Virginia,
Capt. 1 . \V .Itipiiv wen? to
| attending the p'armetn’tu»iitHXea
, liemg iieid Mi tftc Upper part
I Matw; i
! ■ What jys the present a tain a of rural
conditions f
In gooei <tl Jthey may bo mu lined
follows,
list. A
now
of the
as
A. MA£t lHK* r
very nmch lower earning
capacity of the itiraf toiler than of |ii»
equal in Itie cUy and H conanincnt dis
Fwtr^tinrrlon upon tlie part of the Tarn
.... ... . 1 wage earner.
I, 1 W'W, ,,N frnnt <rH ’ e i Second. A lower and more har.ardou
I»r. It. t: Kirkland saw * strange (loir.
wuii thiigiie pfo*rudi11g fmnvlts moutli
losing wp..lelKefaott Street, ' apparent
ly pating no attciition to hm\tiling.
In. K hurried his children iirt.o the
yard. Just then tlie strange dog turn
ed aside, tiit. a In antitul omirh t-i rier.
u"t a Pttrticle ot Ids
whs HdapUld in tlitT
for boys to hi- j
In tneir l(fe
foy girls.
done
If much C4ik.bexlu
tereat anu iustruet t
woi k, more can be
Tcnc.li them to mend and *ew and conk;
„now to doctor; tmw to diVa* a woo.nil
make a ligatnte. how to adorn tlie si u. J.
(do home a.ml make it apiicnr like a i.
palace; liow liy a simple arrang enmi.t j
mo environuK nt ol ihc - home can he
r ranafot ined into a place of beauty .'
in ilie Ulilted Staten the art of cookin'^'
TIil'lT^Sre -cani- |
is maijity a art:
I^Mta-
iclnu
The fief a od^dax nnteTrTrrpiTdieiglibor-
hood, and lesiuned it* slow run no tlie
street..' y ih-klv getting tii* gun l»r
Kirkland killed the si ranger dog tiefore ! (j.,^
tiirfber hanii was doiie. Vefy <;oni- artno^c |.;>5 .uicof education
rfiFtma^uHSirr Leinon liadjdiie terrier
whicllwas owned l.v iiioi. on:, to d.-aili.
iret-uro from farm inwsinnMHa Hun.
from those in c<>miu.ereial traosy
tion Jim's and a cons, q tent
li>i:i to hold country jjionerty
I hfTTf In ilie.past n nf ceo’ury, ru
rsl improvement ll is u.K kept pare
with civic, and social cotidi ions- ityon
iPir faruj, have declined by the icmov
al of uia ivoid Mini cultured families
m ;he city. J’hi! progress of our citie-
heen so piicn.'nneu'al that they havt
and re
tinemem ttie detnm nt of the conn-
■trt • —
‘A llUrl
l J '*
AN Artlt;HI* AFFAIR.
Srtrh wa« the inerting'on’^ Mondav.
I lie Opera house w as HHad wjfh emne•
*ee and hoAr the «cven caUdidar. s for
the United SIMM's somi;e. the two for
<'•ongrees aniTTR^fF.ree for the aoliel-
torsnip. .
Most fff tl(T
Olenn
rcere ,
rir gs )tstir«!ay. lor rest and
iition.
is* ,Tn«Jiet{leath of Ta'atha is visit*
bar 'll* M 1*. Wehb of 'IJlackvfflo
us week
* Wr. and Mrs. I?
a. Northern trip
('. Hiilinan left on
on Komlnv via th*-
g
Ucu-
TawiiH Idne.
M ondav w'h* sale dar in name,- on’v
N" land * i.s sold and no liorsj nr mult
► w»ps u ad'er 7 ^—
Mr*. .1 uIi* D Kasterliog 1* spend!
several week* iHo*t pTeasantlv at
dersonville, N.
We lime not lieard of fhe camt>aign
liar in tins e.inntv. lint it is not too
Irnffe for him u» come. ,
Fr»*f. J H i.afTlire lias returned fr**ni
a mucti cnj«>v< d vacarion visit to North
G'Otgia relatives and friend*
- I>r. atpl -M r». K. I. I’a Person hate
returned from a i harming visit to
North Georgia p!eas» r e*atid htulih re-
jioria ^r-
Mr. Artliur Moore lia* taken a pn
ti<>n witli Messrs Midair »V Porter,
V h re lie witl tie pleased to sec and
-a«a.aeJii« ami their (rieod«.
Kev M M Henson assisted hv Rev
It J. AWr.d vatd closed *>n Kii.lav a
meeting at Healing Kprii'g* with eiglit
ad.ihions tot hutch niomiiership.
Rev. S. P Hair, assist*d hv R*'v Mr.
Freeinsi. of W H’<i«. closed on Fridav a
protracted mtetiog at Friendship
tdihreh. There ‘Were tourteen acces
sions.
The Darnw ell Hai)*l«t Sunday School
flonventioii will he held with the
Kriemlshln •’hnrch «»n Thura l tv. Fri
day and Ha turd ty, 3rd, 4ih ami atb of
Jjeptemh'ir.
Preaebitig in the Metbodl*t Cliurch,
It rnwell 8. C , on 8iind*v, August
9 h at II a. rn. !*v |tr. W . W f)ir.|.d>.
Plater mectloiC on Friday night at
8 j». M. Is A, Yongue. •
A recent visitor to Toe Ot'<« teil* u«
tl at Farmer Alfred Aldrich wi'l se'l
f.< m a &' acre double h**ie| Held 1 (»d j t i,e almve wil. ap,dv also, ten in
bn lie I* of com ; nd ‘-Hi hale of coiton. 1 case* where we tiatc
and no
tb nk
trnw oceuiiied bv
•Senatoi ul aspirant*, allot' .w lioui intde
very ahle preaenutioii* of their posi-
iH 1 ij*s.* All received meritfd aiiplaiise.
\n stronger eaia|>aig'i p irty h;*s ever
yi»ite| us Net mrnv vote* were
changed ott iiand. Imr tlie' voiiua will
tliink over wh*t tliey liive he* .1,
eh'.ose, as eaeti thinks, tli«.h*st and l»c
sorry for the rest.
-Phot
ci! or/nrhl i(>r.
-Hrrjorr'feet+TT*
Dennett Hpriogs Townslilp Kst rhlisli. s
a I,aw and Order I.eague.
Millettevllje. s. .1 uly :50;li TsiOS.
Hear Sh ;
Pursuant t*. a call issued by Mr. I ||*
Druhliani all tlie larrner* and .ine-i - *
cfiHiit* ot our Township exrep: *oiin*
un*voi.latily kept away, and .ome w o
were absent f-oni* tlie neil-gh irliupd.
...cl in mu*« nieeiing at Mitlettevi.ir
* e-te.da. etot fornnTi—rtn* Dennett
•s|U digs J.aw jyi 1 Hr lei I.eag ie. elect
i.'g 'Ir .1 .1 Welker chairm.ii, au.l
K W Kills Secret .rv aimI l icasiifer
nr a period of twelve iimiith* trom
date. Mr. Walker in calling tlie meet
ing toouler spoke aoo.it as follows:.
We are diet iieie t.eliv, men t<» devise
s a v s and nw,n- f » en lorec the la ws on
■ ur statute hook- which are now open
ly deli.*1. especially the following:
Ag'itist trie illegil s.le of win-key.
the cariyiog of eonceiled Wea|*ons.
gambing, and the illegil tralli • in seed
cotton.”
After a thurough discussion of all
these violations of law. tlie Inllowing
preHiiilde and resolutions were unan|-
iiion«lv adopted :
ft liere .*, the ..pen or *eerct vinlation
of the sovereign law- of our state i*
suicidal to our prosperity _as a coin
in uni tv both tinanjiaii v and in > nilv.
and w her-as ..or ote lienee to all l>iw s
i« * iintv we owe n.i n ... H() d
(lie generation wmui ro take our places,
and to our intelligence and pat ioti-m
a* the preservers of Caucasian supic-
inxcv: therefore, be it re-olved tiiat
"''t e the undersigned. Planters, Mer*
chants h n | owner* of Ginneries do
hereby pledge oiiraelve* upon our
loiHor as geotlem.'ii not to buy, liarur
nor neui in s«u.| cotton in anv wav
whatever lien alter, and we lurther
pi.*4ge our-* lvi*«. in.t to bay or oarter
tor anv lint cotton m less man paekeil
hale lots, anil it is agreed between all
parties to this pledge that tlie siat i*
tore law tmw of force in lliis state In
reference to bill ing seed cotti.n afte.
f >er“mher ftnx oT emdi year lie our
guide a* to dealing in seWF cot;on at
thai parti.uilar time in each year.”
• And we fuitncr agree eo'lectiieh
and itidividiiHpv to prosecute all per
sons known hy us toHteengaged in huv
log or se|ring seed e iit.iu contrary to
law, and it i» turtlier agreed that all
thoae
a !,ien (eplier
Merchant’* or I.am!lord’s.) we agree
ing not to purchase seed cotton in atn
'feeitrig* rrf-Tfrc - H*m'W ; eTF
Fmirih. Tim increase of rural 1 iW-
le-sii"ss ami crime It i* driven the fain
ilie* of inativ tsAmers-to the town or
citv Im; greater .-et iiri’y.
-Xhe gra.ltt.il iniTease. of t.'l>
ant farmiog, till—At—uoiv renreseuts
xmitti 10 per cent, of MitvtotVl and the
niarvelou* advanegmi-viTH'* in pppulik
lion, wea'lli ttyid |iti'itii‘ai power, are
eHtt- olJiie i-iir'-eiit i.ilr.n ii—whicn—i-u—
(lic .te radical change* in jpir.coiiinion-
weaitli not gratifying fo lovers of "a
limad^jjherty. i •
Six'll, (tor large citie* are d.i> jfer
place-on the 111*11 ot our n pumie.
Home- are so c.-tiv mat only the rich
can own UferTi tile poiyr ftlol e,.m those
of considerable earutng power arc ten.
ant* at, wili. 'J’he indnstrial enter
prise* are vast; and it require* enor
mous wealth to handle them. Fact)
supports au annv of employees—all
dependent upon a managing will.
In New Voik there are at ica-t 100,
(KjO men so comp etely dependent i" r
a da\ ’* br ad upon a d.n Uiat
lliey a^e conipetied to ca»t their vote*
lor a j .I., and there is another hundred
thousand unavoidahly intlueneed by
their j.dis ’J Ins we mac call m.jss
lompQislon. JlTiere^ i* also, where
gr.'al nnurbef-r are aggregated, a mas*
leadership r*gaidies* of weal'll Gen-
eraUyjtiU. .repre*' nta otganuml.
preiiatory prnperty.
Tiie pro»|ierity in cities, so fat as it
folate- to thr masse*, is mu-ory.'
i men it its where not, to be dyspeptic 1*
tie out qT fashion. If we could have '
ome lesso’n* on/How, to Hrh fo.Vftliy on 1
a little; tniw to notirl-h U.e ti >dy wUh- j
• ut pol-onlng tlie stomach; and how |
10 balamc a ration Tor economic au.l 1
he.iitliful ^•esiiils, there if ould' lie a
hopeful galii in le.sse.«^*etne^j.rup)bcr
of tiankriipty.bv the. hdtch<'n T ruute.
1 tiavc mi..sympathy witti the unre
of our rural pOjio I a tion We ai'e>tf»ou
i.be eve of raoJ-dU changes for the l et-
lerinent ot coil Dry couitTiliyn*,To dn
.lie sales; place lor invesmitMit -is thr j
jf/irni . I* iiid t mIumsi will itrtv•! 11 i.iVT
!-
iu
\ allies
■IISII"7
w ill aCMvance |
pol'tl. ill 'll.
Wat h—
I'bcy will more than dtinh'e In tlilrTv I
years. Already the abaii.loncd taruisT
of New York and New Fnglatid are i
being,sotig.it lay cnpltuli-ts for invest
meni. There is in.iiiv a maii..p!ajiiilng
to sell IDs paternal acres In the (tounci >
Hor a pitraii.'traud, in vest t he proceed-
ma cotta e in the town—and then
earn tii" support (,f lit* tainily hy ilaii_\
toil. It. is tlie tl' t,“l i.•'•^^io^|:a^lllnll■
not s'op to think ihat that
give him a home abd-sup
q>mdruple-4ii value. He,
ile does
farm will
port and soon
fails to note ftic
inyenslng Ids wealth by the planting
possibilities of,1 aphlly
ot valuable tr. cs
■xclia'ii
prt vt lege*
wag
(h anti the
fhtrti
• f a
a
and
;hc
I C(
hc^otortartty
of a king STtF-tiie
man for a daily
gj ot set \ ice.
El.FENTON NEWS; .
” if at first sypu ilon't succeed, Try,
try again.
O n town is getting husy, adopting
new Uw* lioui new nlea-at.d packing
"•i gtip* with i.cw c.o'.ii - it.ir summer
trip*.
Ue see nianv yoiirg face* many un
known to u*. ami a lew o.d In d marks,
quite familiar -igu* (>T ante bclluiu .la\ si!
j tnat make one ted lo.-i nt me wilder-
J ness, without saw or hatchet, but we
T Our town will in the iieur- futtiri
’• tinish pan ing the -treeis "w,th gravel.
The tiun teomc Methodist h.pi*,-opa'l
BUMS SHOES AND SAVINGS
Wife Makes Bonfire of iTithcr's
ciiino home to sup pur liin
btirhed u pair ol' his slioes. lit
said hv giiossod he tlitl not
The left shoe of ilie phi pair had hdejp hU' safedy
HO—When
wifc
[e
l .
can
111 • |)(>S i 1 hank, ihi'if liripo- SpV: >1 i.i !. ird iivviia:—In (he-
toe.
-6 f .
"> -F;
wlicre h
He kul ofte n^Slml tiiat tie would dt'poslldii.s moij,ey
could keep an eye on it, hn! he . r,eo] ( ,jed
to ineiitioii t<y his wife just what was the repository
of hi
savings.
“Trrmrdd ?-hpes Lett neen nn
eye sore
to Mrs. Kiv^S who, in hurning some «>ld ihihl.ihh,
tlif’CAV in the worn leather (oi 1 irood mee^nie. ,1M
poked thiougli ITie embtrW of the honihe,
found notJihicr.
but he
ill!, f. OltlB,
DENI 1ST..
N"'* A*, rk Hentiitry at Barnw*>q
I ' < rtt I'n. 1».
< ‘ i np le K« shiahrA, WiM.ton, H.r,
’ Make A idmriiiiiieipk hy mail or leia-
phany* ? _g_.. ^ je-4
Ail 'V01 k gp<it (’tub.
FOR SALE.
100 Acr*«p-k£> ch'af?vT, . .
.3 mill's 11 um Marilii
0«>> liuf»T« -'50(11lAtlar * rnVlr. — —
baiauck In I -g nr 3 Annual par* A
mci't* witn 6 per-cent imcri-st. j
T n Kill*, .Ir.,
-’North A ugu-ta - 8 ,
or 0. H. Kill*.
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o.
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1 Ht-wtt 1 I , '111 r \'k'S\.
RY.KVkR i LL' r.
l.csi's" ViT! 1:. nr t
VOlU’lFfOl HI, i AM, WKST.
n !ur> ••
I* r* si
Th
In rnnti rfal, plan atn) woikiuan
V\ liU ■ ii K.c i,„f\ and ul a ay
Aiiii'rican Revving. Mm hhifv
Bali hciMihK fi<'nitli« i'." d uj, iichf mn-
viitg. jarfcily aui'ibtiti, rho ine*i detnsts
TTrrr.' t 1.!T,■ It Witli-U tub^u.' I 1
u l wcri- le t., jj,. licavn'.-t fh H i dainthst.
Nolik-! kf t<«_', tio i« rve^’..iw log >v'j*t"r is
it* iaisfruft hour*.
Kotar) 4httU!u kmi a'.) tb* twst UNnH.ioa
*< ntury inpri'vr'Li'i.t* cotnbu • d in tlsG
Moral-Deposit Your Money in
BANK OF BLACKVILhF.
IfOltlH- UNU f. f HE MLUNB TPJt T.
\t.y Irn'r . •be Un.l
l an i.is»-a Whitr Machine m hand.
And If fhe ha- aslwrv fjsHl
To run thu 11 hint WitijiJuki' Ii»t well.
; Jf" > rcdlcb for all irincliinM lor
Beat Oil* too.
M. I* WHtM.
Bt.M Kviiut, s. r.
*al*.
The litiiiiber of (■ ilers w tm lln illv j Chapel.will soon be completed. .* r
acquire a reasonable reserve for old j Conti actor Cromer ha* commenced
age in the conn ty a* c-mipatcil with 1 work on tlie 1 csidelics ol Mr. IV. Asti
the same class ii'i Hie citi-*, i* as ten t<> ! icy Dei ley 00 Main St. ll will be a
one, taking tin-wh de country into ac- | handsome building. \
count. -
V\ hite tin* wage i* liigh in tin* citii’s,
ill * cost of reii’« ami il\iiig t are in pro*'
iiortioi). The multiplied nttrmuiou*
induce a haMt of liberal sp* tiding, not
conducive t • economy. I h.* miiu.'I lar
mi r may earn les*. hut lie can s;ive
more.
I’n* true represen’ative of liberty, is
tin' man wrh iowij* in* (arm home in
the c >11 htry. lie 1* not o’diged to
v. te. tor hi* segregn'lon bieak*- tlie
-|m-II of lints* leadership, lie standt for
mu independent political unit insicad
of Hie mas- units of eilb*.
Tlie urolvle ii is: Hu
j Mr K B. Birnkhy, nur enterpii»if.g
1 towfimau. nieriTiaiit-farmcr and mi I-
inaii, has houghf Hie o'd Fore.nan mill
site, on the Four Mile, two miles ea-i
i of town, which has been under watei
for *evcr*i year* and wdi s.mu h tvt
j the water wheei* iiicoiug we.I cettoii
1 into ha'les of lint *nd com into in al
; and hominy, both thuu the
*t am mill prod ict*
’J’he Oid Folk* C'tn-ert” at the
' Agii-'iiltiiral H ill for the Item tit of tlie
M< tin d’-t (.hurch waka •ucce**, so
say ul!.
The meeting* of tlie Chapter of tlie
iaii Temiwiiliich WoiTi'
Ti'TSc and Miengttien ihi* individual-I ec* lieiug held In our town are quite
high priced lertiiUer to he
sar ■CT+hI ^
ft
Da pits! Association nrr Hie tirst r-afTtr
day and 8umlav in Aug<i*t «ill he held
viin Hie F*ii iiiiuiiit. Spring Branch
and Mt Olivet ' churches The pin.
gramme will tie published later.
!*r. Frank I*. Walker and family ot
Ja cks nville, Fla, came up la«t week
lor a h«tip> stay of seyeral weelf* with
Carolina relative* and friends, w liy are
the hotter g'arirt ul he.vtu-e of) tlie
Dm iot’s complete ie*toratlon to health.
Crop news is .decidedly had this
week. Ytr»r March Torn eiop i* all
rigiit. lint tlie April pUnting has sui
fered from drought in, nianv sect! >n«
Ku»t i* wasringViiiany cotton holds
Tlie gteat lieat and lack of moisture
have |i jnrod much large cotton.
The pet crop is of good promise, hut
not a* many planted as in otner year*.
Master* William FranKlin l*icks and
Hamilton Dick* came to the campaign
incetiug on T ueadav,^ bringing us two
Jovolv Rich Land gotifd*.
Our young Irieiid* are both bright
and brave enough in the year* to come
to wear rjyritiantles of the Senators'
and Coiigresiyiimi of torlay, but we
wish the better live* of peaqw. ploagnrc
and hlppiheaa iti tha tiountry
Th u enmity oampaign npeting at
Rtach viUe 00 Thui sdav showod hy the
large attendance and close Httentinn <d
tlie audience tilling I’urk 11*11 that a
lively interest is felt ii.-‘tRo issue* r.f
Hm 1 campaign and In the cahdi tares for
ortic.e Everything passa4-otf plea*-
n Dlv. The candidate* .ill «p »k« well
and tlie people listened well, and good
men vv’ill he nominated to till tlie
county and legUlative otliues at the ap-
IHOwekUig eluidjoiv-
Many heart* go out In svinpakby to
the fn'tiilv of Mr. J, B. Keel of
Blackville. "On Fiiijay Mis* Marie*
aged about IS year*, wa* seized with
scarlet fever. Despite every human
effort and alfe Dion the attack proved
lathi and her bright young lile closed
pn Sunday. The (langernu* disease
wa» contracted py three other members
(>l the lamilv
On account of Hie infection* Ch irac*
tei” of the fever their home w as quar-
antiurd.
We have received a catalogue of
OpiachlU (pronounced Wa-liitawi Coi-
ege, of Arkadelphia. Ark , which i*
doing noble educational uplifting 1111
tjcr the presidency of Dr. Henry S.
Jlartzng, fomierlv of tld* ct-unlv, Tlie
College w a* opened-in IKHU w jtli a fac
ility ol S teachers and a »tudeiit T«tl
A ftil w e a'so-Agri'e t’v enforce h-ith by
onr ow ti example, and our reimrtine to
proper authotHy ail known violations
of the itatutes against carrying con
cealed Wi'ap n* tlie* illegal sale of
wli skey and gamhiii.g a* lar as we Hie
able. <•
Signed.
•I J; d’alker agent for Dope, a'nd
Alexander, .1. 0. (JrilHu. (’ K. Dun
bar. D. |* Key, vy. .1 W . Glover, J_,
H. Duncan. .1, Bratton Kiikland, W.
F. G« a-e, W J. Harley, W. S Sneiiing,
• leo. D. Kirkland. I*. DE. K. Black.
F. I’ Smith, Idi* Brabham, F. K. Iiun--
har. II. K Johnsnii, I, F. Hliincan.
<* "'ils< n. s. F. Dunbar. <'. B, KLils,
K W. - -Nlirs, A (i. iiiiiibar, Hehiy
Black, W. K Samiers. 'l E Iiiiiibar.
There were sevn a I gentiemeii ab-ent
from the neiglihoi hood wt o woiil.l
have igned, ah.l rxpiessod their »\in-
pathv with tlu movemcYit—By a reso
lution each member wa-a-sc-.-ed tifty
cents p^r fdovv to tiiiaiii'e the league
and our of such asscs-ment a fund ot
(f.lti) titty dollars wa‘* vote.) to be
pla.-e.l In ihe Barnwell Bank, and re
nevved as it. b conies exhausted, to pay
over to any individnxlw'ho 111 if In the
M future d“i£ct. with^friiof to com let.
j anvoue violating tliesied c<>ttnn law.
Tlie chairman anpoi-nt.ed a comnriltee
i.tinosed of. iui* Brnbliam.-J.-J., Wa Ik-
tsiu *uessential to our n.ttiouul life?
Fir-t. '1 he inc-stne of tlie farm cm
he increased three to live told by the
iwe of improved method*.
Second. The farm must be made
valuable by tlie improvement of the
soils, by ttie planting of valuable tim
ber. and bv placing on tiie land
slantial luiproWment*.
Tnbd The fa. 111 must be made a
place of heantv. *o atu active that every
passing *tranger inquires, “v'li" lives
In tiiat lovely linme?” |The house’ is
ol minor consideration—Vl'lic gorgeous
setting of trees and siiruDcrj liolds the
eye. — —- - -
Adiukher r.io*L,jvaiu*h!e w.trk to he
ace nipli-hed 1- a gieat iiwtea-e tn. the
qn adty a mt q.iNii t it v of home educa,
lion. Kur.11 iinprowemetit my-t he
iiiHtic to equal Ihe d. mauds o( an en-
ugotened inral |Mipiilaiion.
Fiindaiuei.tal to all tjiis and intiriite-
ly more important i* tlie crop of 'hoy-
and g’rls in the country;, tlie kind of
men ami women horn, raised, and
mold, d u , '.<ler ru 1 a) condition*. Shull
iutcievUng and doing much good.
Tlie profra- t<d mttli’ g at tlie
Cluis Ian t hurch t>ega<i 011 the l‘.i;li
and closed on ilic^.hh July. The al
tandance wa* large, mid Hie sermons
ol Pitsident J• 1 . Ga dwe!I of Atlantic
.Christian College at Wjison, .N C
suh- . were Indeed ah.e. lie in a clear, intel
leciual stieukcr aod present* the tiuth
1, a tiCMUlitu!. heipiul manner, holding
ttie attention of In* bcarcra ilirougn
out.
Kmloltor General Martin II. Cannon
ami li’ile daiighier Mary C. of Abbe-
vlile. G*. c.iqie to vislt ni* lallier, Dr
W. S. Cantiorr, looeting there Vr W.
G. Cannon of Aiigu-ta, and enjoying
the line hick ol pulling bream fro'iu ilie
Upper Kiln* beioie reinrniug homo.
>!i*» Alice Mack, all. r a pleasant
visit ot two week* to Tier trieiul Aii-s
Florence Bush lia* retuined to h. 1
borne at Cordova.
Mrs Willie B Turner l.a* enj-yed a
pleasant vi.-it from Mrs, Drelamt.
Mi-sSalile Bonher ami » r. Edward
Bonner ot’ Ptiiladelphia are visiting
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
220 STUDENTS.
Iil li ii
s. t.
A hioli
I {pall hful
CfiMtsp ol
able. A
rado Loai’d’m^ scliool for bovs and Kiris,
location, comfoi table buildings. Broad
st’klj'. Thirteen tcaphcpH. ILiCch rcason-
sab; lioim* school for vopr suhs and danirlitcrg
kScssioii opens .Scpu-mbcr
Beautiful catabiiruc I'.ce.
ITtb 11HAdiUt*ss, • ^
i'rcsTttcut W. S Feterson,
Ojaujej-burje, S. (’.
THE
Bank of Barnwell
T/ic Oldest and Strongest .
— ^
Bank in Barnwell County
FOR SALE.
>
Oxk*20 II P. Ruilkh,
TV S
Okx li
'"‘•'•'Wsm S
Oxk No 'J |rKi.o*( ii So\ Mii.l
Cuxri.aiK.
1 it it c k iko.v Axi.k TiMin.it'
I
Cakio,
At t. IV Gool> COMMUoS.
W. T. BKIBJK KK.
Bi.*KarH-t r, s. C.
/
ol Soiilli i'arolioa.
Wide of choice in Soon*
Uhy,
Courses "Ivadin'j Ip de-
pntr.ential cJiaraVt'*rs
w eak atid 11 tH ing ?
We are rapi l.'v br ‘rmr tg
id'.T.*— In the towns ni .f
i!..iige«wtfotr-a.-H'oe-w*id ■ .'fr. -Johtr- JUrnnerv-tfartr tartm-;' jfrrrrt
or shall’ tliey be
er and W. .1. W. Glover to carry tlie
resolutions agreedon to those who were
not. present at mee ing ami give, them
an opprtnn’ity i.» 'pledge ti'emreivij*
T’lie following resolution hy G D.
Kirkland was moved and carried.
I'hat any one aeon to receive si'e.l not
ion from any partv ami 'Store the
*aind 011 iii* premises, said 'cotton
not being his own, that * .id act shall be
deemed siitli.dent to to gin pinaeouiioti
HC.flliist payi y *0 recei \ iugsaid .cotto.i.
Everything that w a* done in this nleei
ing was (lope iiMani010,11'llV ami eo
thu»iH«ticallv, and it i’s cerl'iin tiiat
those wli > attended are actuated hy
the liigliest an I m ist u;i*elti-li in »-
ti w, ami further tiiat they ‘ mean
business.” ' »
We trust that our initiative (a* far ,
as Hicf writer Isa sow*) instituting lln;
tlr»t rural Fa’w and Order J.eague.'Tnav
I e the uiean* of ofhei * doing UJiwwi-e
and tiiat hit? effort nny he a- si p'anV'tt
acorn wliicli some .lav wMI aMdse. a j
mighty oak tieantiful in its syrmtlTetry I
and *tretigtjl.
So now Mr. Editor please give this j
publicity in viMir paper and help on
our effort Dy your approval.
J.J. Walker,.*
Chairman.
y n-irion o
•to th in halff
thc.populatioo does uotiiiug toward*
carning a suppoit if vve ccuut all the
men, w..111011 and chil.Iren w ho car. d.»
nonictliing T.ie>e half-grown hoy*
and girl- co'.'ld inak"e a, garden and
raise tin* friiir end pouftry t<» -upport
Hie.family if they utmhl. It m:glit
hrowi. their skins and *.>il thek liaiids,
hut it won!.] help tin til to do snine-
ining and- to kin w soineiiiiisg. it
wniihi aid the lamilv pocketbonk and
liclp rtie family chara.ter. There is
no siiffi. i. id reason whv every Aunqi-
can lamilv siioul.t tsot own a gm d
home and havi' a snug *nm laid by for
a’rainy day. ex.ef.t our laziness, our
lack of ihrlft or i.ossihle sicanc-s and
nitn tenths of; all -ickfirs* d* due to
malnutrition, w hieli is anotlicr name
lor ignorance.
The otiject of education should he to
•fit tne individual To hi*' environment
and give him the know ledge and power
to master it instead of allowing it to
ovetcome him. For some y ears in nty
earlier Ike I was a teacher and I can
reived it to lie my duty to try to make
every student, w ho came under .my in
lint nee di**Hti*tied wish hi* environ
meiit au.l till him w ith (lie hope of hr
coming a great man in law. or medi
cine, or sdio arly attainments. 1 see
nowpvtmt w reck age l made.
I i'V'cail the case of a young man w ho j
«He i idcd niv school year'? since.
'f’ti r oiigii inv it.lluence Itis widowed \
mother sent him t(. .aillege. He uHi-
matelr studied law ami becainw a law
yer. brii lies* and unknown. All his
forebears were urine rs. Tl ere w as
roiuti'i e*.
Mr*. Kuiiank* lias returned to li r
htune in Fautens after a vi*it to her
daughter Mr* It. F Biinkley,
Mr* K K Duckingtiam and Misses
Nell Dunbar and ‘ ome .loee* < after a
deiightlui -lav ol a week on Su.llVati’s
l-land, arc .•t home again
Air. Wallace ( assei* i« at home again
very mii'-h hen. tiihcd by a two wc.k'
star at tile.tui .-ptMigs. ^—-
Fiftfp Atary llovtaiid her father Mr
i’aui Dunbar ol Spat tatfhnrg are ytsi-
tuj* at tlie h une of Mr. das. K. Dun
bar.
• Mr. Robert Bnvd.fiw of Goorgi'i,
is in town, the guest of 'Mr. dae ’ft
pu:d»'»r. it i» pleasant i<> talk to liibi.
The tood crop* are promising, iot;.<n
i* d'Opping'tlie young tutit. at.il gar
dens failing V* rv last heean-e of ’’un
favorable we..tlier. N'ox.
In t' e p:y*t two week* Canada lia*
| taken $!> oeO.hOO out of New York to
i move the lug grain cron* which our
British brother* have just liai'vested
The "'on’an's league of New York
report* 7.") v'!H) , women in ttiat State,
who have to .*arn their livelihood*, out
of work and wanting employment.
>ry of I !it' State of S.nitii < arolhia. n.t’H ount'
atul The Town of Barnwell
of Barnwell,
ft-ssional
grecs ot
Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of
Science, Li< cnlialc of I nstructioir,
liachetoa oi Laws, Master of Aits,
Civil Kngiuctc .iml Ivlcctocal Kti-
Well cquii*; cd Laboratories,
Lib:a r y of over qo.cxjo Volumes.
Expenses’- moderate, in
students make their own e.\jx , nses'.
•Next Session (tojih) Ix-gins
ScpUmlier 2jrd, U)08. '
For Announcement write to
tlie rresident, Columbia, S. C.
Capita!, -
Surplus ami UnUivideJ ProfUti, .
$6n.()no.()()
i Id.UUO.Ctf
. Ln sa eTuu.tyey-U.'mt haid wh* u mq-p biyuy
monev in a IcDik >• o.i .ii !,oi n a h‘ If Hi.- |.mi'I,c: .
A bank accoiinl mean-paying lolls by cluck —the only .ihimlutely
s-.f.* wav. Check* I.-hm* no room for argument ti- to when or liow a
itiil was paid. E icli-liheck I* lo.orrb'd in the hank's book*. Thc»e
t.'igclicr wiih lour money an I tlie caneellc.relio. k* aic kept for you
In burglar and tire proof vault*. You huye ucce*. to liie.ni at any
time. . ^
l-.-t ••* faik tins over with you the next time yon are in town If im-
possitde to call, write n*.
T
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1)11. J50. P. LEE, JR,
Dentist,
\\ I FLIvrON. - - S (!
Bank «f Williston. Will
- s
A FEW PLUG HOUSES,
JUST THE FELLOWS NEEDED
TO FINISH THE CROPS,
FOR (REAP SALE SOW AT
HILL TOPSTADLES.
A, lit A
ATTORNEY AT UW.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
• HVaL DISCHAIIG'I
No'itv i* hereby given tiiat the i»t».
dersignt-d will on Mondav, th*. 1'th
daV of August 11H.IS, tile wirti Hon,
dolin K. Siidlii.g, dudge of Fro ha la
for I’ lrnwelf County. Iii*.t)n*l aev.mac
ak. Adiiiinlstrafor of tlie .slate ->!• "
K. Erwin decenaeJ, ami apply for let
ter* Dismi-sory.
. C. \V Erwin.
Administrator.
July Idth I'.tU*.
:*
— I
Over Stocks of the Best M ike
Snnies Av. Harness,
MIMICS,
and Material Wd^oiik
full sets and
FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE.
Notice i* licreby given that on Sat
urday. J : fU| &>th the i)ml<M’*igt;c('
will 'Hi with llpii. diilin K;. SmjHing
Judge of i’roliajo, her final return a»,
Executrix of me estate of J. A Ronn
uee. ueceased, and apply for letter*
disinijsory, ,
Mr*. Hattie Rountree.
Executrix.
June 2Jth, IsfikS.
.j
C. F. Calhoun, P. M. BudingDaK
Wq. McSab.
A
■<
in
single
(Milco over
m> T ret c'nc.calls.
TTnTJc ru o i^r 1
I he coutitry,
^ofy day.
but
.pieces, Saddles Whips, Lap Bohes are otfered now.at'JSum-
mer Time Brreeft a 5 - - ' -—* ' ^ ,,
111 LL |The. And I tori tin
t»f I0U. The net average enrollment^ £. \v
during the p*»t 19 vear* hat been 400,
repie«ontfog 17 state*.
n»e ioaiitntton !* indeod forttinate
In •enirlngand Wiping a* it* liead ?o
*ehoi*rlv an educator, 4i* thorwagll a
xenthm.Mi. ao wise a chawcier builder
a* Dr. Uartng. Tbecatalogoa give*
evidence »hjr bo )i there <k>ing tin*
Ka'stcr xcutK of • flomaf Itto.
Bill*.
.s>ecretary.
-Thr Pao'Lit eoe* n» ma*»»nSnm'ner
iCso' t* this v8ar, but of tliear
have more..gounln* than itl
uome surrouuding.vi -» . t- •
So we are uot euyioni of dyr frtor'*-
abroad. /
.ceipt of wire-
Old Time Ordinary and System The mflat-
^ 1 dstrihuted among 16
.....iptqrian ronipartmontE
I am prepared to insure during the. cou^ w«M-p contained within the otif-
and Syatem Gin*, run . ithjr by rteaV'*^ 'vv*]op of aluminum
The accident to th*'rio’ppelin air-
Policies written in jj
4 ‘ • .-ew
„ r ranfnd a
. upward
Poiicir* i«*ued for anv/ ! '* ^
.is oarth of
Wrlto for rate* u*s th$t had
■ ■ i ■under aide of
yslandars were
' land the air-
owJi» to tf^e
<sa ocx of the
•*.
Jno. C.
mm
ship recalls the'end. of the French
mtllHary airstrip Patrie, In 'Decem
ber, 1907. which was then ronslder-
ered the fin»ijt dirigible balloon n
existence- Th* Patrc »a£ undergo-
!2g repr.Tt to ntchiner"' a- '■'•rdus
a tuddec of •• tad tiruck the
alrahlp an<< Je 200 men she mere
holding the guide ropes were drag
ged alag for several hundred yards
before they let go. a he balloon
then shot up to a great height and
disappear*! and ;was never heard
fro*.
J ‘
>i(l n Woman Killed in
Kentucky.
The' bloodiest feudist battle it
years took place at Layman, Horlin
county. Ky., late Thursday afternoon
Three persona. w ere kiI led. one bm
ing a woman, and one woman wa
wounded. The trouble dates hack
for generations between Blantpnv
and Taylors. TbP immediate cause
of the shooting was a dispute ovet
a school election. . -—' - •
STABS MTFE.
S arrow ly E+ir.g LyR'hni
by Asfry.vftbh- .J-
At Burlington. N. -X. gngered and
jealous because hla wife wlthed to
go for a walk. Adam Pop|*l. a bar
ber. Thursday night atahbet} the*wo-
mxa xad 1& tars, wa* a.a;$t lyiefei
ty an angry mob.
eoi tne season at
Annex Wednesday,
Chairman Mack, of the national com
mittee, accompanied by Rqger C.
Sullivan, of llJihois, have ’arrived
in Chicago.
Charrman Mark is expected to an
nounce the membership of the finan
ce committee and various sqb-com-
mittees not yet appointed. ^
! . i
MAX STABS HIS WIFE.
Woman's Injuries Considered Serious
v
* ’.. Husband in Jail.
Tom Vick, a mill operative, is in
• h* count* - iaii a"t Grtenvifl* charged
with fibbing hts wife ft their cot-
tags in ths -.suburbs e! thst p!*c*
Friday afternocn. The woagn't
Injuries are said to be eerlout. es
pecial iv the wound in her side. Vick
also, plunged th* plade in h4s wife’s
rhetor, the wound beiag about an
inch deep. The a3ray seems to haye
Uen the outcome of a family rev.
Calhoun & Co.
Fdur
Texas Tram Road.
Pah pecan ns were killed and four-''
others were injured, two prQl«|blr
fatally, when an engine on the tram
road of the Livingston Lumber Com
pany struck a cow and plunged into
af deep ravine, near Livingston,
Texas Friday.
The dead: Watson Scott, en
gineer; Kawette Rogers, flyman;
Finis Peebles. Henry Toung, color
ed. Brad Hickman and a young man
named Clark, are perhape fatally
injured, while the negroee are leea
seriously ihjured # .
New Cotton Sold at Cite
“Th first bale ef new crop
waa sold at C|io 1(
evening by Jeff D. Edens to
bternberger Company. The
weighed (41. graded atriet
gal brought 11 2*1 a ,
ton w*i