The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 13, 1908, Image 3
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THURSDAY, AUOUsr W7im
- ' BitkH OF 8UB8CRIPTI0!U~
In AdTance, per Annuni
On Time
..$1.50
... t ia.oo
ThU wei-lr « nert of thr ehnln puny CU. per (XHmii. ‘
will lie «t the F,,nr Mile Hill in Four
Mil* TowiMtaip and the lematnder tl
the place of Mr. K. T. W-Uialus in
Wltfloton Townahip.
K, 0. Roheru. J. B. Mori I*,
^’l«rk. Stout
II \RMO\Y LODOF NO. 17, A. F. MT
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* H. P.
A reir iHrconununieution of llArinony
Lodpe No. 17, A. K. M r wtll be held
tn Me*r<Tite; Tempk/on TliuriuUy
• 10th IVork to be Hom- lfi T,
Visu...g brethren arj^cordially.Jft-
lo atteoil.
Haller Hagood. \V. M.
Andereon. Sec.
Mr K II. I.ut* an up to date ydims; ' The follow!.^ extract* frotn n recent.
Ked Oak fanner, brought in tiie tirat v . ~ . , 4 r,rrifel«liiri of the HVcrage ik^r through
Trale of ifl^co^ui'ri Frida™ ^tStilcti wt ,re Ot. K impp *h**er\ e not on I) w hich they dally pav«, nor the proper
Good Middfing. weighed 610 pounda * cerefurpreicjit r*aditig, but dew rye
and was Dought by Molnlr & Porter at! * place in every strap book. The par
nm It waa ginned at the Uarnweir ent or ieaclntr who h*s n« icrap hook
' It w„ Charle.tou’. n-at bain lUOt I ^ vviH. thik art.cie:
liHting been shipped barVxpreH* to P\ I dothe families have IWen Intellectual
W Wagener & Gp,. Who gold it for l'J| * ,r; l vigorous lor generations; some na-.
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COL' N l* Y 0 ill FA ION .VCEBTINGd.
i ii gust
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Merit! Hre veiling
1
The continued hot dry weather is
reducing tne cotton yield rapidly
'I he candidate* are keeping the roads
hot. They will not i.tf alter the 25th.
Mr. and Mr* I*. M.
at Saluda. X. C. for a
lluckiugham are
Mias O.tisy Itkev of 0 Orangeburg is
ant weeks
TlM^rallroad* avUI ruo their annual atVfVe Sprtngvrtorw tcw week*.
Mias Mainie liusli is visiting rein
In Kllenton.
ekcur'lon* to iiionniain resorts on next
baturdar
u>
,
Barnwell now ha* a wlute barber,
Mr. G W. ferry, wh«>«e curd is pub
lished in today ’s paper.
Mr. I> G. Brunson of Uaicyondale.
Ga . Hd\erti>es a desirable BulloCli
county farm for sale today.
While Assistant Postmaster Charlie
K lketistein ia otf on ilia nMUintain
climbing vaoati«'i MiasGuU Kalkeu-
eteiu is (tiling hia place very haiidsoin.’:
ij~ 7
e thiyf tonr name ia on tiie club
toll at the box at which )ou expect to
yote All tisiiie* tiiiisl he no the cluti
roll at least fVve day* before tnc eh-c->
tii.n.
MU* Nellie R Kav' of Healing
'■ Springs was the tortunate Avinner y>l
the WTnthrop Sclmlarsldp i T the rc-
cenf competitive examination held at
Uaruwcll.
fhe BarnweM Baptist Sunday Schoirt
Convention will he held wl.h -'the
Friendship Church on 'fliursdav. Fii* (
dav and >*11111105, did, 4.h. and 5th of
Seutemlier.
the scarlet fever patients at Black-
ville are all recovering nicely. B|\
| rompi ah it perfect «(uaraiiiiuing lij^'
Hoard ot liearth picvented the spread
01 the (ll»case.
Now that he* W est I iidia alorin »e ..
poo ha* come |iu»lt,tiie cotton picking.
The crop will he small enough w ill out
being reduced m ilainaged by Mich a
ealimiton* visitor. .
- Hr A It lUueraon has been appoint
ted t>v Govw Aor Ansel one ol (h,;c even
deli gites from tni* Stale to tiie Inter-
liaiiouai Tub, n u osis Congress soon t<
nnetiu \t asliingtoii, »
We thank tin committee for an invl-
’ tatton to-n pic nlc at Pierre * Chapel
S< houl House on tomorrow. The
peonage of newspaper Inc denies us
the pleasure of attending
Mr*. Richard Creech died In Colum
bia on .'Saturday and was buried at Al
len’s Chapel on Sunday. Only a tew
week* ago her daughter, just In the
morning of a happy Hfe, pasted to the
better land.
l»r. J K G r een, President of the Sa
vannah Valley Associated Fanner*
Clubs, and Judge Henry C Hammond,
of Augu*U are expected to ayend tiie
next meeting of the tialtkabalchte Club
and make apeeches.
The Friday meeting at Baldnck wa*
extra in manv wav*, a* a campaign
meeting in tha (lettering *i>eeches nl
tlmvandidate*. the hospitality of the
|M'«i)i*-, ihe nv*r abnndanoe of the
snlendtd diiaer, the merrinient of th«
danc* 4c. 4c. #
.f Our curiosity ahop now contain* an
alligator egg. (he i# itribntion of Mr
Arthur M Ussery. A nest containing
fifty egg* w a* found In the head ol
Whaley’s mill |mupJ. and a watch is be i
tng kept that the mother gator may be
captured . Come to *<A? it.
Mr W. II. Greene the picture of
health and happiness gave us a call on
Kridav a* he wa* on hi* wav to visit
the old Rich T,»nd hi.me. lie U srtlT
with Yotikamp, Vaughan 4 Gerald.
Augusta, Ga .. and always giad to *ec
and serve hi* Carolina friends.
Died July 2Sth little I.ever. daughter
of Mra. Ro-a and Levy Croft, after a
short illness: she was laid to rest in tiie
Reedy It am It cemetery. Weep not
sorrowing one*, fur little Lever is now
wfeiv anchored.
. v * A Friend.
Crop new* get* worse. The drought
continue* tn many neighborhoods,
Cotton picking goes on like it usually
does in Sepis'fnlMjr. Com planted alter
small grain is a total failure. Msrch
planted corn i* not as heavy as if a
timely rain had fallen. The hay crop
is sufleritig.
Mr*. Lena Davies andjittle daughter
returned on Friday from a delightful
Visit of six weeks to Mr. and Mrs. B.
P Davies at Burlington, N. C. They
will return to tjie Old North Slate
fcnrly tn September, Mr* Davies having
, accepted the position of Matron in the
State Female Normal College at
Greensboro, which Is attended by five
hundred young ladies.
u Tuk Pxori.K graduates, A. D Pate
and B 1*. Davies are doing a land ofii.ic
printing business at Burlington, N. C.
Their plantm-cuples a three story brick
building. Bfc* td e slhem sal vex they em
Jtloy five piinters and will soon install
s—' linotype. They uubHah by contract
two big paper* ami do an iinmcn«e
amount of commercial and protidgional
, J h woik. Tbey rcllect credit on their
htma mater. *
Senator Tillman, now in Pari*, plteh-
* fork* Tail for going to Oy»ter Bay to
get hi* speech of aocep ance revised
luid approved by President Rosevelt.
/ 'I he Senator *a\s that Bryan ought
i to wto and will win. In bis lecture
^Avnrr Mr. Tillman followed Bryan’s
Itindtary and found that the Nebras
kan had gained onurlaritv every where.
Messrs Mola'ir 4 P>.rter devarly gave
Mr. Luf* the heneilt of the Charleston
pride, *o he really sold for UPfc cents,
less only cost of sldpiuent and selling.
Messrs Wagener 4 Go. are the only
Charleston factors that have saked bv
advertisement tor Barnwell cotton
Wade, and with Midair 4 Porter as
TTicir representatiyes at this end of the
line are sure to got their full jihare. —
- F/a*t year’ii first bale came in Au
gust 2t>tb, aud brought 12^ cents. Jt
was not AS lOoiTstapie hi this ye jlr’s
.bale.
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HEALING SPRINGS KXV&c/'
’The public roi
priiig* ha* Iteen nicely clayed and tiie
at Mr. .Mims.
Mia* Meiia Mims is enjoying a month
In Greenville. .
Mi>»es Mabel and Ruth Mitns
visiting relative* at Springfield.
Mrs. I>*uttier and little aon
gtu sts at Mr John W|se'a.~
are
are
Tt wHT give mental d’rection s* well as
skjlj., Most boys i'sunot ti-ll liiy^^viJth ' 1
ions Inherit jrrrn trsusmit potency.
Are these due to accident, or Gaining. 1
or climate, or iiiberilance? Blood an-
racial c.har«cterl*ties are a wonder tn
heritage, but training is the great Urn
which fashion* a race, .'lire ntd o
cotton mar bo thorough-l-red and o
choicest selection -it w ill not pioduc
the Heecy boil* if the filarit is nllowx
.to stand in the glass. 'Tne blond ol :
noble abcestry goes down before in
herued wealth and a dissolute trajjiiu:
as the tender grass before the wneiun-
scytlfd« ; JFp tnust have the riche*
training, Thei’gre*te»L t *<’hoids for tb
huuiHp^ractr’afCj our/homes and th
cofntnnn sctinots-Uiopornr"Cr)llegia.ain
universiUea- greatest in amount atn
valrre of the knowledge acquired. A
llUllltl, CM 1 l( k.vvi »-'» |■ n I II t tF
a fatlier and mother ot sense and gen
proportion of wtmlows tn the room
Their eyes were never opened to see ,
industrial thing*. Tbev limy be able.
'0 talk liarhcdlv about th” Acrdpolrs, j
or tiie I’artbenon, (»r the d-une ol >t ,
Peter, but to know about Ihe houssr in j
wbicli ihey W\e. thi* -would be
The ltd* no place lor stub tot in this
uliiiiarian age.-' N-ot to know- the.!'
• Mug* with which we eoine in Oajlyi
■ontact ia den*i' }gnorai t rce.
1 know a professor, who for twelve
ear* walked through a small pasture^
where a choice herd of Jersey cai'lei'
till never noth I'd n £SJmttl7 At tiie I
lid of • tKat period lie Inii'iircd of a '
liend what kiud of caitle limy *w(*fg
iiid and who owned them. He prob-
ihlv would neyir have noticed if he
trad n6t run agiiioat a cow. ,
e, n>;am i.u. sr.NSK.
' 0
There is n not her gnat field .for in-
•tiuctiou in Cotumpn ihings—lioaheial
—ens«»7 the vahjo id a dollar•litid it* con-
-.er'vativy use*. l^is aequited in the
• aiiif wav a«—coiormtli nine
elianiuivl-^eiise—liy ' early practical
Bbtowss.*
Make Appoinlmcikts by ms11 or
FOR SALE.
100 Aerrs -10 dearod.-
8 inIJirs fioni Martin.
Af-O I to) I »hi—'■((*> Didlats <’**h.
Ha!a lire in 1 -2 ov 8 Annual
l ment* w ith ■< per Cellt inieresf. ,.v
lyes
Miss Nellie R ty is visiting in Nor-
wav.
Mrs. Sam Pyches is recovering nicely
from iier recent Hiness.
^ Mr. I. K. Bush’s new residence is
progressing nicely.
A much needed rain fell in this sec
tion on r+aturday and vegetation is
revived. Crops generally are good,
Y.
LONG BRANCH PHILO.-OPHY.
We'attemb'Tl the Senatorial campaign
meeting.at Barnwell on the 4th Hist
listened to the account of the founding
ot the republic, the American Detno-
craev, then the 'Tarill and laid but not
lea«f. a lot. of fellow * w l.o wallt to go to
tne United States .Senate. They- t'dil
tUvii yaiOM and made their claim* after
VliaIr anivul in the ,'5.Ii county. Du
ring the day wo never saw a man who
had not lircard that Gemge \\a»liing-
ton w *» dead and that the war b^tween
tiie State* hud come to an end and alter
in iking sure of the above new* we *ee
no u*,-. for-o hi(Vh me**, »peech ma
king and wandering over the S ate bo-
caese all tliem col* except one Will bo
nut hi* time and expense*.
After the speeches and after viewing
well behaved and intelligent audience
we stnp|it>d in the gate and succeeded
in obtaining an invitation to dinner.
It <nie line* us good to ditm^-wuh an
exeounirvman, the di«lie* were larg.
am! well tilled, the bread and ham
*liced thicker than a regular town man
knows how to'cut tIkm.
^ Riali Mas.
PRIMARY KLEt lTON MAN
AGERS.
Following arc the managers for the
various precinct* of Barnwell County
in Ihe euuilug primary elect loos:
Barnwell— A Manley Dicks, Ed E.
Morris, Asm Halford.
Doublu Pond—IV. H. Hutto, J, P.
Ghitty, J, L. Croft
Great Cypress—B. b Jenkius, G, P.
Hogg. K M. Harrison.
Hilda—W. H. Colllu«,-A. V. Black,
(•aac Black.
Rich I.and—J H. Green, E. B. Bun k-
halter, Frank Bate*.
Dunbarton—C. L. Uiers, W. L.
Bradley, B. K, Davis.
Siloatn—J. B'. Bates. W. T Still, \V.
P. Aandara.
Red Oak—W L. Baxley, W. J. Dun*
can, T. O Davia.
K'ko—N. H. Mansell. C. W. Hair, J.
T Yonngblotid.
Herculek—J. O. Sander*. Nolton
Black, G. F. Garter.
Blaekville—F. P. Grove*. G. W.
XcvH* C. G. Storn.
Fairfax'—B. F. Loadbolt, F. P. Crad
dock, J. J. Harter.
Zouave—J. H. Duncan, C. W. Dun
bar B. W. Peeples.
Ulmer—J O. Gtiffln, K« L. Sanders,
ohnsun Weekly.
Fimr Mile—J. H..Sweat, W. F-. Dun
can, C. M . Turner.
Bull Pond—H. (’. Flowers, J. L.
Box, W C. Gray. . ^
Svcamore No 1- S ll. Bailey, W. U.
M lx-on, J M . Brant.
.sycamore No. 2—G. W. Deer. J. D.
Al!en | .1. A. Good*on.
Allendale—John (»ooge. Joseph liar-
lev, Iverson Harden
Kosemarv—U S W'eathersbce, J. G.
Davis, P. k’. Parker.
W'iliiston—J. M. Hair, M. F. Weatli
er*bec. A. Owens.
Baldoik—W\ T. Calhoun, F. S.
Owens, Jf. P. Johns.
The following clubs h.lvo not been
heard from;
Bennett Springs, Friendship, Reedy
Branch, Spur Bram-h .
Your* trulv.
N. F. Kirkland Jr.
. Secy.
i* more richly endowed lor' tne. train
ing of youtli titan Yaldor llaryajd:
TRI BUTE TO MO THE R.
Peerless among all teachers is that
high priestess of Cite home, whom w.
know as inoiher. She inspires as web
as instructs. :Next to her In work unit .(vltg-bt—in—fFSTST days, in storing T11 >-lMli 1 (1 i 11 it oftllGiT lillsilH'SS.
woitli are thqcnmiTton school teachers
They suppTentent the, home training
along the line* of wisdom. The great
est event iii human die is tin* awaken
ing of the infant intellect. It has been
ascertained with reasonable certainty
that tiie extraordinary per cent m
weak minded and idiotic cli-ildreii in
inundlwig hospitals is due to Ihe lacs
•'La mother’* care, .The loving eye.
the cooing, the encouraging smile, and
the chucking under the chin are neces
sat v to the awakening and arousing ol
that intellect. Ihey pnpir the vert
wine cf a strong and loving soul into
the weakoeaaesnf tin* rl» vrftug iiitehi
gencc and give itstrength. No altxr-
care eao make amemls for failtirea ot
misdirection at this initial »rsge.
Mime people are duli all Ifmir lives
W’hat 1* till matter? 'They wete ney er
fully awaketied. That gieyt msr.
sought to he governo r ol ins Stair' stud
he attributed hi* failure PVa lack ol
votes. He ws«; mi-taken*-what he
lacked wa* another Mother’s chuea tin
der the chin,
’Tiie six tear* next tsucceedjug this
period are generally devoted to‘grow t!i
w Ittiout regard to mental expansion
W'liat u mistake. For litis acquisition
of know ledge am’, for mental direction
these six yeats are wruth any oriie-
I'ptiod of twelve yea;* in iiomati Ire.
I hi* i» the absorbing period. The
Japanese understand it and tiie inftfnt.
instetiil of a cradle atul a morphine
•!"pe. is given the open air and—a
chance to-et> thing*. Hn-the back ol
the mother or si-ier or brother tiie
tie osrltore, is nature^ uuiyervljy. »«tfj.^n,i1y «r a sute^r ,. na.mnal tfirrxc-
eristic, according to the traii’ing. Tin*
Ohinese a* a people, hte tbt iftv, eagcJr
o leatn and tH-udent in t Xjionse. 1 her
live yyitiiin I heir meat;*,pay their uebts
«nd lav away something in stete 'or
the future. The Fillipino, the Mnlav
-lud line llinth <> are unlitt i.'tv. ’Tbey
young child l» cok-tantiy in tin
air, a tn) no les- asleep i* a I way s •
noth ing for the future xud itispendlng |
lie w age before it lya- heTTi cariad. !
Tin* teacher sbould give practical lc* ■
-on* in tbritt and show tfieTm(»ortatice I
nl Saving rhe petit.ies* and wisely in-
vesting them.
I know a man vyho saved ••ill bis
nickt Is and 11 i mrsd+tl 1TF - w’ a * twenty
years of age They amounted to
enough to purchase a choice farm <1
eighty ac-e*, at.d he made tin* invest
ment. In a few year* tin- state wanted
a tiian for a position of trit*! and
selected him heertu-e ot iti* lepi.latt' it
for thrift Most of the licit men-oU
the JLuBed States were horn poor.
Ihey ro.e above tiieir fglloy's, not by I
superior genius, hut by greater ((irtit j
The av r..g» wage in Ja| an i* ain'iit |
one-sixth tiie amou.tit p*i>l in tbc ,
tah(»r. > et Japan has i.or oue-umth of
tin* b-ggar* and tin- etl ’eiicts of tie*.
I»era!e poverty that there arc in tne
United Mate*. Thev-alT work and liye
simple liye*; they are all mechanic:-.
BAKXM ELL BA I’TLVT ASsOt I-
AID IN.
Union Meetings y\i!l be held at K*ir-
Inouiit, Spring Braiicii ami Mr t>livet
eburrdrea, Saturday Mud Sunday Au
gust 21*th and ikiih.
,• —I’ltOOK AM M K—
Ditradnctorv Sermon.
tjuerV I Tiie V hurcb and V'oMd
\Vtde Mjssions.
Q icrv 2. The church and its non
par-
.ns——*
wc* co-opoTiitc with a fid* assist our ciisIoiikts
VT r arc <•« »:i-{a nil y -niniH^ now patrons an J shall
be pleased to^ number YOU amon^ tliem.
We bavj* the finest. Manganese Steel l>ur<;l.ir and
Fire I’ro'of Safe made, also steel Safely Deposit
1 . # / -
lioxes for rent to keep yom valuable pajters fn.
HANK OF DLACKYILU:.
T. B Em*. Jr.,
North Augusta. a.C.
or C. If Ell 0. * ' .
Mantti, S:A>
• • • • -
mi- iTIkh e st.
>Fr ^Tfnlir.JMWfc^aai
i.r am.s a-U.thf. ukst
NORili. S iLIlDXAAT. MT I-AT —
hi material, ptan srd woikmamLip "Th*
Wlnt.i ’ is the ersy and tlwajs Iktt <4
American Awing Msctitiir*.
Hat! Ia**rlng fi< m U'c pe- al rp, Tgb 1 - r»»>*
tin (q-rfo. thr ■(tjinlM'l, II,e wms( HAtUwif
Udy can (peratu it ,tttlu>u' fatitpi*. rKVa
all work from the lie«vleet to the dalulimt.
• Noisrlesk too, no Lervo lact.iDg elattar la
its busiest hours. *
jfcMary Aimwto 1kn 111 iTflktk xar
century impriwchient* eomb'ned In Uda
househo d trea»’tr*».
( all and sec the paragon at tnr Machtna
-Oflki; In Biariyilje ocw [*>stsL i.-an) reqneat
will bring tuv sgent to your door
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
22D STUDENTS.
Death of an
old Servant at
8. <V-
t'tg ttnil ab-orhit g W It at tin iron con
titutmn in hiilir up! U hat a fund o
know ledge is Mi-quircil! IVuat bright
ne-s of inte)h-c( i n Induced ! <
oi tn I cutitrihming memlyer*.
i»i- r V- j Sunday 10 JO a. in. Mas*
‘The l.ayntcn's Movement.*’
II JUMusmtiarv Scrinoin.
Meeting.
Fairmnuut -Ditroductory Srruott,
\V. G. Bi itton.
G'lvry I la. I'.ilair, J. U'. Kennedy7
R. > Woodwari*.
eucrv ih ,F-M VViUD, R. M. Mix-
son, A, P. MauvVTTc.
I.avniens M. yet..ent, W. G, Btilton,
F. M. Willis.
Missionary Sernion, S. 1*. Hair.
Ner-
A M'rb pride btiardinp seliool for bov.h and piiln.
Healthful location, cotnloi t:*h!e Ifiiidiii'^H. Hroad
eou.se st’.id’'. T btileen teaebers. IvateH reason
able. A safe Innne sebool for your housand dunphterH,
Beautiful catalogue f.e,c. Session opciiB Septeuibcr
ITtb A tl dress.
t
M. Ed-
A. Jen-
Tnrner.
registration notice.
The B»oks of Jlcgietration fur Ihe
Robbing
Thi* entire colored community is
Mt-taitiiitg a great and. irrcpatknle loss
In tj^ deallt of Adam Joseph, vyho was
taken away bv tiie haiulfl of death on
liny Itilh. For eighteen years lie bad
been faithful to his duty as conk for
Mr. J C. Grillin’^ family, and every
member grieves Tpr tiie one whose
place can. never be .filled.
When Mr. Grittln’a children were
growing up, old Adam beibed to raise
them in a way no one else could^have
done. Many times, when Mr. Grillin
xrmiunie catretl away from home on
business and be detained over night
this faithful old man would not tbink
of leaving th« family alone, but would
make his bed on the lloor, sleep there
as prot'Ctton. So in Ids old age he
waa very much humored, for all felt
greatly indebted to him for hi* loyally
During bfrHMettre service he was never
repjdtpanded for anything, lie had
tiie ring ot truth in nil ot his utter-
mien* rxi?n above the mean, degrading,
tilings of life pud wav a true repre*^n-
latlvo of Ihe o.'d slavery time darkey, j
He bad score* of friewd* among white
iveople as well as colored, and ***a held |
in the highest esteem by all. His ill- |
ne** wa* brought on very suddenly. I
On Saturday llth July lie fell with a'j
hemorrhage .arid-, lingered only until
the following Tlmfodey morning four
the mother believed in education by
absorption. Two small children were
playing on the door with letter block*.
I he younger could neither walk nor
speak :* word, but he. knew each letter
aud would creep and bring it at re
quest, or he would make up a. train ol
car.* and plaee*the engine tn Iront T<>
test the cbild’a know tedgi*. I removed
llic cowcatcher from the engine and
attached it to a rear car. 1 lie older
child tai>I. “You can’t fool babe.”
Bure enough in a few minutes that
creeping midget bad the cowcatcher
back in the proper place, In after
years he became one of the most skill
fnl engineer* in the country- bur he
never knew w hen be learned. One of
Ihe greatest mistakes of our common
schools is that the learning by absorp
tion Is arrested and the Ins'roction.
by hook* is substituted. As far us pos
sible in the common school* the in
struction should be by object lo,**nn*.
Contact with other children is just
as necessary to strengthen and broaden
children life a* contact wlih men i*
helpful in forming strong anti manly
characters. A child raised mfieclusion
and .*ch<»oled hy private tutors ha« not
bad a fair chaiue for the battle of life
The side walk tirciiiK is his supetior
In real knowledge of men and thing*
It i* just a* important that a boy learn
to to*. Ids strength with Ids fellows, to
stand for his rights and to take hard
usage good naturedlv. as to lean, any
thing else. The common school 4lt the
greatest of training places for Ameri
can children. —
The criticism that I pass on them i*
that there appears to be in some see-
tiofis an organized *ffort to make tliem
uncommon schools, a common sclum’.
slwuid be a place w herb boys and girl*
are tilted for the coininoi, duties and re
sponsibilities of life. Our primary and j
secondary schools should tit the youth
for the ordinary vocations of the com
monwealth. 4
Everywhere throughout the conntrv
then’ is a shocking lack of mochantcHl i'p 0 H |[ ((jut j( may concern :
knowledge and skil). It is shown in j I have opened a lUib**r
the building*, the fer^J, Li the gen-J shop here in Barnwell for'the whole
era! larin ftrrangemttmft wntl Iti tlu* nut | ►oil I pel of |»iv in^ thi» proplo of
cniuery. For success upon the farm (.own ai d *urn>uqdirg country better
a knowledge of mechanics I* second in , ^ rvi( .,. tli;in , hrv }t . iye tH ,. n t . ft| : [li;
importance only to a know ledge jpf ; s n ch|| and eec me before going else
agriculture. Mechanical— knowledge —yyijcre.
and skill should come like common
Ncnee through absorption hyi, placing
engines, machinery and tool* in tbe
hands of ciiihlren. Borne of (lie most
skillful engineers and carpenters at’d
blacksmiths never consciously served
kn fionr of apprenticeslsip. No InrmeH
can afford to send for a niociiabio to
attend, to tiie minor repairs—ihey iuu*t.
•Be dorm by the men on Hie farm. At j , „ ,
tachca to every country school house) ■~t' ” II. LI > 1 (J N, - - is. (
should ho a rotTFirTbr'the practice of Oflice over Bank if Wi’liston. Mil
mechanics. ihe use of tool* i* Minor rcceTvo ealU iiv tho country, hot
Pi Gsidciil W. S Peterson.
Oningpbur^, S. C.
npitrii tw'ik i uk scu.ixu ckji k.
Any lady in the Uml
. Can ti ke a While Machine tn hand,
And if she t:as a OifZ) Sf>e!l
T > run the W l-.iie will malts 4isr well.
t-W NeeJha hr all trur'tnhss for aal
Beat Oils too M T WEBB,
BKu jtVnxx. A 0.
FOR SALE.
* % *
<fss.20H I*. Roii.kr,
t^l.,11. 1*. Km.ink,
Duk So 2 DkLoach Saw Mii.l
Guv ri.KI K.
'Iiirrc Iron Axlk Tiuam
G’AtTis.
Ai.i. i.* G(soit (’onMTtoft.
IV.'T BROOKKR,
Bf a« xv ii.i a, 8. G. ‘
I
Uniicisilv ol Smitti laioliai'
Spilng Brai.<-h--l .ttrodiu tcry
nion. I). L. Roton.
1. VV. M Jones D. !>., G.
K r**v. S. P t tii«olm.*
Q'tgrJUJL. I* G- Hunter, J. G. MiL
Millan Jr., M G Free.
Laymen’* Movement, D. L. Roton,
S. I*, t hisolm.
Missionary Seimoti. VV. M. Jones.
Mt. Olivet -Ditroductory Sermon, G\
II. Turner.
Query 1. M. M. Benson, C
cntleld, T J Deer
Query 2. G. II Turner, J.
kinssM. M. Benson.
- Laymen’s Movement. O. 11
Mtssimiary S rn^ M. M.-Benson.
Dinner’expected on ground* Mat nr
day It is hoped that all chundies will
bu repre*.eiitci by full delegations.
^ FARM FOR SALE
Will sell my farm in Bulloch county,
Ga . five (idle..* fn.m railroad station
and with daily rural' free delivery of
nifii!; O'o niile* from Ogeeche river,
with^ excellent fi'*hing; churciie*,
schools and. others puhllc convenienc.i* J
neirby. Tract contains 7<i aereg with
47 under cultivation, enclosed under
new wire fence. New six room ie*t
deuce and out buildings.
. D G. Brun-nn,
R. F. D. No. 2, Uaicyondale, Ga
"l I IF.
Bank of Barnwell
/ he Olricst and Strongest
Bank in Bar/live ll County
Depository’of 1 lie State (d~. South Carolina. Um (.'*>unt\ <d Earn well,
and llic: I own of 1 >urn well
Capital, - •_ ...
Surplus and Undivided i’roilts.
SA4MM)0.OO
$4*’,000.00
BARBER SHOP,
NOTICE,’ -
-*r'BaVnwell, S. G't A ngu.»t Vft.hTSHH.—’
To save money is not hard when once » bank account Is started for
money in a bank ennnot burn a bole Hie pocket.
A batik account me.in* paving lulls by check—the only absolutely
► ate wayG11eck* leave no room for argument as to when or bow a
bill was paid. Each check is recorded in the bank's hooks. These
togvher with yoftr monev and the cancelled checks are kept for you
in burglar and fire proof vaults. You hate accesc to tliem at any
time.
Let us tall* this over with you the next time yon are in town If itn-
possible to call, write us, »'
anm—KsaMumwBi —— —
WWc ran^e of cKoioc *in f^ctea*
tilic, l.itcrary, (iradtiate and Pr**
fes.sional Cuurgo IcjdUm lu dc-
grcc's.tM ,
Bachelor of Arts. Bachelor of'
Science, Licentiate of Instruction,
Bachelor of Laws, blaster of Art*,
Civn.r.oginccc ami Fleet rical Ea-
Weil equipped l.ahoratorlev
l.ihrary of over 40.000 volume*.
Lxpetiscs fnoderatc, many
students make their own expenses.
.Next Session (ictythj hegiflj
September*i^rd, ic»o8
For Announcement write to
the President, C’olumlvA,, SvC*
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m;
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A FEW PLUG HORSES,
<’. iv.
TERRY,
B.vkhkk.
DR. m, P. LEE. JR.
> n\
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Dentist,
TO FMSH THE CROPS,
TOR CHEAP SALE NOW AT
mil TOP STABLES. .,
AII. OSTEIN,-
ATTDRHEV At UW.
NOTARV PUBLIC, : •
“BLAQKVIr,J.E, .3. P •
FINAL DISCHARGE NOTiCS. |
Notice l* hereby givrn that the nn*
dersiguud will xn Monday,'tffe 17th
day of* August I'.HtA, file with Hob;
Jolin K. Sntllir.g, Judge of Frob*t«
for Barnwell Gouiity* Iii* fioxl account
»► AdminisUator of the (.stale of W.
R. Krwiu. deceased, and apply tot Dei-
tvrs DUmi.-sory. * . t 1 •• c
C. W. F.rwln,
Administrator.
July 1 Jth I'.l'iS.
j • .- • 1 • * > •
F1N A r, Y>i8( HA KG E N0TIC*. <
Notice ia hereby given that-on Bat-
urdav. Julyjfnlh 11)08. the underaignai
will fib with Lion, John ft. Snrttllug.
Jmlge of.I’robale, Iier .final return a*
Ex-cutrix of thee*rntnof J. A Knun-
trec. (leeeaadd, and apply for Jetteif
disini&aoiy, ■ -.
. Mra. Hattie Rountrea.
Executrix.
June 21th, MK)H. ,
——r V-
C. F. Calhoun, ,P. Jl Bncllngm*^
Wa Mab.
? *4
liii”'ir
ICS
Slocks or the iJcst Mukc
Sunic-s rkc. Harness.
and - .Material- YYaufons.
r>
in lilll setrand Bin«le
W hips. La[> Hohes lire olleied now at Sinn-
necp-sary part of a common education.
will c In (dllcc every day
pieces, S;xMb
mcT Time l i iees at • • ‘ '
HILL TOF SJAELES.
(.’ome ,to see me Avhen in town,. You will litul what you
want :.inl fairest prices and Inst treatment at •
Old Time Ordinary Stid System Gins Insured.
Iowhi election to be held on September 1 0 . ( .| 0< . k
h h. 1^ are^io'a open at ih« '♦j Although it seems hard to part with
W . A . Ricliardsone ».a«t .»! - « kep on® *0 dear to u* all, we f*-el (hat be
op**!! until’ietdewber Srd , 1- It D j, .t reat in a better land, for he waa a
hece**«ry to * ,,e .? Y r i- j derq»®d chri®il«o darkey and hi* three
«Y.i Y**.i ?** ^ : so**«» •»)«!‘«»» .•**ra w®r* -pent doing
Mi|w’rvl*<»r^»f jRegDiratloi* lor the . ( vf w.bera.
i’oiru *f BAtu»a*Uh^ > -J- -- A-’* r.*!*.' Griffin. 1
XT ; , ^
~ / - w. - ■ —oe. -' :
1 am prepared to ihsurc during the coming ginning season Ordinary
and System Gins, run either hy ileant, water power or by gasoline.
Policies .written in regular ‘ Old Line Insu
rance Company." ..
Poljgjoa issued for enj numi^er of months, frijja two up.
^J*YiteMf)r^ateN^ind^uiM*F
Jno. C. Hutson, Aiken, S. C*
DR - J “;.?£!l lH0US '! HR. W. C HUNS'
DENTIST,
' BLACK VILLK, S. C. * ‘
Ofliee days Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday
a *
Well j'fjui^iped dftier
Operations mndf' as jiain-
leM an consistent itilh HfifetY,
[• Prices reasonable. Terms
!cash.
- DE.NHST,,.
Birwclt, - • -1 c
OF Flf K HpURIt;
Calhoun & Co.
.Xije, Aceidaqt,
[GYCl-OhlE -
LIGHTNING
Live Stock
INSURANCE,,
; —At Lovrrtt Rates !n- *•
Strongest Companejs
i r 1 •^OfFfC'ES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWFJ
^ ■ 1 . * £ . r
MONEY TO LEND.
8..‘>0 a. m. to 0 p. m.
Persona living away tr.,m Barnww:
wiill arieas* uixkw appoi' toiei i* Iwfo
comiBg. By *o doing they will bv a^saj pixa^cnta. iiit«r*at 8 pc
of Uamediat* service atol avoid a ^ I* P«B’» «riv».
kt ara pi*raved to regmlate laaaa
iiHprovad farms for five year*.
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