The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 12, 1909, Image 2
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Wt do not>mo»(lon ih« *iOf*rtty of
Mr. Tofl'r Mtopoicn utter*now UVer-
iBf i««|aloo dowoverd of tbe Uriff,
nt.r do Oc clMtlleoffe hit Nt
eoprovliMr ttio Feyoe 4ldrl« h moo-
otroefty. but we ln)k upon him m* one
who wltbowt knowlnjf It ben been need
«•* very larfe ceWpaw by interorte
tbot overntiiftteretl blm In MtuteteM
of fntellvet. in <lee<ln«M of e«)fi*clence
*nd tbe rapacity that can not be sat.la*
fled. ' • "
Tbe Repnblh-an party boaate that it
ia ,< on* that line# ihinpa.” Thonjtb iu
whole hiatory haa been one of inten
tions! wmnf <Iol»*#or conceited ipno-
ranee it haa committibl In all Ita years
Holman and J. H. tiracr <« mirro+e aod mi^taka na mure
The 8bpr*h*o fhmn w?if tnrft in
1 JMsfaa tO«KT lb Colombia *tr>
‘fib dec Med In iW
^bPWloppreoeodlnp brought by A*
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JSSSSRJL’ A
to prevent tbe bolding erf 1 grtoroo* aln than that of the+aHff len
tlm elbrtOb on nentTwowisv a* to tie
eawHaMinoe of tbe dl*pe«Mrbu i» lie
«f oodwtiee Havtn* them.
-
In reeding tbe acconnta of lie gov-
•rament esimm teaeliing the Houth
Careliae enpatrvfaora how to boiid good
foada wo are rominde^ of tHonewal
end Wa'brfdge'btflltfer. When
fbat greet «eplain wa« in need of
bridge for the passage of hU foot ca»-
•iyjr iver eome «wollen brawling
tMMntaln stream he would tail
tridge builder, perhan* at night fall,
df tbe heed of the night, adding that
MacMefof engtneere-wonld-fumiab
frtane ea<f epectlhtathxte.
8br)7 «*It nror.iing the builder
vfwtHt report to the grin* aoltHer;
^OeUiral. tbe bridge le reedy for yon,
Thittife englreer hasn't tlnt^hed the
fdotiacsof It you aj»ok* about.’'
With hi# eyes •hut Supervisor Mor-
efrcaw-beach there Wathlngton n.m
1 aitnpllcity economy and auo-
i that such theorists have uvvcr
IkearOi-thotight or even dreamed of.
AS OTUfCRSSKE Ld.
X ywBW.tt representative had the
pleasure, and prolh 1 , of an informal In
‘tbrvlew tourirtng business condltlona
hi the Unlfbd State* with Hon. Seaborn
"Wright, of Rome, Os . a leading laiw-
Ter and prominent cltixen of our Miner
fttatb. Col. Wright did all the talking
gnarth IJfctedlng to and Ihk I’kopi.k
Wbaobarbied by hi* ready flow of well
Siting words ard tie #oend good aenre
of his ohaarvatious and conclusloua
Vot iba paat two year* Col, Wright
Mat been on tbe lecture platform al-
asegt oontinuoiMly, his engagements
ihaeMng from Hoaton, Maarachasetts,
fb*Seaf(lt’ •« Usa racito coast. The
pertfOn of that tHne hie been
la the tniddte west, the gieat
cor a Held of the Union.
. Ill hfta found wherever he haa been
gbe same hind ranee to agriuultural
fimtpartly that hen hep# the
grower#poor—and thoC is thedURculty
of marketing erope fairly. Itvery
erfsora eeifie apeefflatlte ooeehfnatfon or
wall erjpMlted true! delates the price#
at'which fbrai product# aie raid and
ehppller bought. He I# of tbe sspitikm
•bat Ibe dwMth la on the threrhoUl of a
sow thsaiuea* era. when the enlarging
neeotmme of Its banbe wilt put them in
a past tie W of Widbpendonee a# to Xorth-
ora and eaatera eapluK no that they
eoa ftnanee th«rcotton crop# and bring
tb pfa#a long cycle of iroeperhy. If
that can be done there wtlf be no limit
illation of 190!), It haa reached its cli
max
T^nte can be nothing worse In It#
biturc prlnclrde or lack of principle
They bag# manacled upon tbe Ameri
can people the policies and methods
that created and foatdred the enormous
opulence, the master powers of the
trusts, oil, steel, sugar, beef, bread
stuffs aud politics, that have brought
hard time* to every home of labor from
lake to gnlf, and Ibat will before the
hi* «ml of the new lease make them as
helpless and hopeless ns tbe serfs of
Russia. You may, dear reader, count
the fields that grow the staple
Shat clothe# the world and is spun Into
twouey by Southern water# and .touth-
•rn mills.
In the middle west Col, Wright In-
^uindbelow the.beautiful surface ap-
pe#ranee of ’dhe splendid river and
prairie farasa end feund that in real
proaperlty and) well btMed hopefulness
the Houth leads that much praised gar-
den Held of the North.
-Though he ho# Known and at ill
•ounts among Ms friends many itnnrl -
JCranta from Barnwell Uisliict and
eounty who have mode good buiW-*
*■* up Ute wealth and betirr citlzen-
abipof Ooorgla Od. Wyight bad, until
be tew with his own eyec, tlsw linpres
eion that corn imrid not bu grown here
proitably and that the lavish aptdica-
iKn of eomtaerchsf fevtWiaers is rc;
paired by king cotton. To hi* surpri.-e
be has found cornfields here t-^ualiing
WH richest finer bottom cfo|ui **f pied •
moot Georghr and cotton that the
▼aRey of the Mtsshntjtpt cannot exc< I
As showing his faitfc In llte agrivul*
Wrel future of the South he hmf advised
hie eons to become farmer# sml leave
Vhe profeaaional life to others,
swim im
. POOfslIf TffR t’KOPI.K AGAIN.
IWgiHue Is over and the protech d in-
tereei^ the trusts end corpttrations and
MUtroller# of capital have wen » long
Ibetibg bud wMe reachiug victory over
Bbu plain paopla, ov#r tHu#c who waU*
•be reel proeperlty of tire emMitry by
ibrir daily toil in leld and workshops.
Thursday afternoon while clouds low-
prove it true.
That the old world will resent thl*
grabbing raising of the American tariff
well and unitedly retaliate by Inau
gurating a tariff war against the
United .States Is very sure to come to
pass, if not immedlHtely as soon as our
over tire water competitors can get
ready.
THK yUAMfirATION OF
VofKKS.
In preparation for the election to be
hold pu-the 17th Inst. County Chair
man Frank H. Cary 1i*»m issued the fol
lowing address to the voters of Abbe
ville County, Chairman (Jury war tho
predecessor of Hon. E. It. Smith in the
United States Senate. Ill* addrc»* lit*
ail the counties In which the elec
tion U to he held as well as It does his
county of Ahhgville:
'Hie general election* he'd heretofore
have been simply a rMtitication of the
will of tire people expressed at the
Democratic primary. There w a* prac
tically but oue side., and consequently
there was no ueccM»ity for a rigid ad
herence to •he election laws, Tbe eloc
tlpn to beheht^m the T7th of August is
under the same election laws, but the
conditions are very different. Our
people are divided trpon the question
to be declde.d at mu-Ii election, and the
probability I* thateyery Inch ol ground
will b# contested
H will be. nepfti!«aty for the matvkgers
of electron to follow the election law to
the letter, or else the election will he a
nullity.
It being probable that the election
law# w ill be so* much more rigidly en
forced In the elccihm to be lield oh the
I7ib of August, fhan thev haveb?en in
the pa#t, I feel ft my dn.'y as County
Chairman to point out to the ymer,
whether he he in lavor of prohibition
or in favor of the dispensary, what he
must do In order that he may legally
yote. In the case of Wright v*. Board
of Canvassers. 7<* S C. ml, our Su
premc Court decided that "aa a pre r«
quli-iie P» ••tlie right to vote each elec
tor nitiMt present to the managers a
reglstralion certiflcate for the precinct
tO^JBiAPilf COTTdH.
Asbevllle, Aug. T—T*** fc*o’hern
Bnft Yarn Hplunera’ Aaaoeiatlnn, with
reprwscotatlv## from Virginia, North
Carolina, rtouth Carolina. AlalMrina aud
Teunoaaee, held a special meeting to
day m consider rhn condltivo# In tin
soft yarn market.
A statement by tbe association after
the meeting *ay>: The feci lag pHr-
ralla that with the settlement rtf the
rawa mat wun tne eettiemeni or tne , uc b mirpoaea onlv and wine to be
tariff i6# charSTocondlthm# whptn hgvn used for Kacramental or retlgiona nur-
prevalled in the *oft yarn market will
soon be owr. We look for an locreaa
5ng^demand Tor yarn and soon the
phee e ill be in accord with ootton.
UnolHdallv it was learned that mem
ber* had decided to curtail their pro
duct, bat by wbat method was not
stated .
Home of the mills are to shut down
al once. and all will g« IlOW until they
fluff out th# aht* of the present crop
and get the price a* low down a* they
and the bear speculator# can unitedly
force it. - .
^
Wbv cat*. wh<n diopped from a
height light on their feet nine timea
out of ten U one of the smaller prob
lems that from time to time attract the
attention of H certain type ofaoteniDt*.
?M)me years ago learned moo in I’arls
gravely studied the . phenomena, even
had a lot of films taken of a cat falling
from a great height. These showed
that as soon as pun* began to fall a
ground she was right side up
A Herman profeasor wrnt hi* fellow
thia a wall of pcsjdmL«m. hut J1 Jue willl'acIr ntists one better and. proved-a. cat.
manner harefn #«t out, upon Ming a
bond in tho sum of five thousand dol-
lora, to be approved by tho clerk of the
court, la which such druggist doe#
buetnem, eondltloned for^ji faltbfnl
•beorrooeu of tho pyoririrtM of thia
AcL:»u<b bead to be approved by tho
clri! 6f tii xo»t, pure akeehol for
medical purposed only, grain alonhoi
to obsmUu and bacteriologist* actually
Engaged la eciehtlllo work, and for
retlgtona nt
1 poae* only: L’kovidsp, that nothing
herein contained shall prevent #ucji
druggist from using alcohol In the
oomoouhding of prescription* or other
medicines, the sale of which would no ;
subject him to the payment of a sped*
tax required of liquor dealers by the
Onvrrument of the Udied Htatee; Fao
vibkd. ri KTHRR, That.nothing herein
contelned shall prevent such •IruggDta
■from com pound! Hjrorteifiug medtcl
na! preparation* manufactoml In ac
cordsnce with fonuula# prescribed by
the United State* i’harmauopoeia and
National Forinularv which ooiitaiu no
more alcohol than D uecesaary to ex
tract tbo medicinal properties of the
drug* contained iu such preparations
and no mure alcohol tbau i# necessary
to hold tbe medcinal agent* in #olu
Hon, and which are inanufactaaed and
sold ss medicine, aud not a# a bev
erage.
Sec. 4. Th*t no sale of pure alcohol
for medicinal purposes, shall be mHde
by any rrt-il druggist, except/ upon
curious turnlug movement of the hind ",
quarters began, ami Tu*l before she phyaldan of thla ^ Sts* who b/fo"re
touched ground she wa* right aide „p. LT.L-* ""L .
in falling changed ita center td gravity
by io*.ary twists of tbe tail. The pro
fessor further observed that theae
tw ists were the reverse of those'of the
restof the body. Hn convinced wu* lie
of tills fact that he fixed a movable tall,
to operate by clock work on a dummy
eat, and lo, behold! the dummy eat,
w hen wound up and aet In motion, fell
• on its feet everv time like a sure
enough cat. Aeroplanlsts consider the
cut’s tall and perhaps save your life,
l’AYS EXPENSES OF THK FARM
(Salt Lake City Telegram.)
Tbe history rtf cotton aeed oil I* one
of the wonders of the last generation
Kitty year* ago cotton aeed waa a
nuisance to the planter*. At last the
experiment wa* inaile to press the oil
from the seeds, tho thought being it
would be good, porhap.*, for live stock,
but when it was done, an oil expert re-
tlned some of It and found it whs equal
to the very finest olive oil, and now the
nil from the cotton seed*, a* a by pro
duct, nearly or quke fra vs the expense
of planting ami harvestlrg the cotton,
leaving tne staple a* profits.
1 his ought to open investigation in
many ways; this ought to he an Incen
tive to our agricultural schools to ex
perlment on different plants. Every
onp knew all through the year# that
there was plenty of oil In evtton, but
for a full century Urn thought that it
might be made of value never entered
man’s mind. VVo saw a few rimnths
ago that paper wa* being made out of
the cotton stalk.-and that’s something
which the schools might all practice
writing aucb prescriptions, shall make
an actual examination of the person
forwhtmrthtr preM-rlptton ta Ismed,
and the said prescription shall be sub
atamially iu the following form
••State of South Caiollna,... .
County. To a regu!ar licens
ed ami practicing physhdan under the
law* of Ud* State, do hereby certify
that 1 have examined a pa
tient in my charge, and I do hereby
prescribe for the use of said patient
alcohol, and l further certify
that tne use of such alcohol I#-, In my
judgment, absolutely necessary to al
leviate or cure the JIHie«a or disease
from which sxid patient is now suffer
ing, and that 1 am not Interested
the drug store to which this prescrip
tion i+directed, nor in the profits on
the drugs bereiu prescribed. Dated.
..' m. D.'
HeC. That no prescription shall
he filled herein except upon the day
upon which it 1* issued or tho follow
ing day and no more than one-hall
pint of alcohol snail be sold and deliv
ered on any one prescription, and
when such prescription fa fllled.it shall
not be relllied, but shall be delivered
to the druggist tilling tame, and at the
cud ot the month In which the same
i* filled, it shall be filed by such drug
gist in the eflb-e of the clerk of court
of the county in which said druggist is
engaged in busine**: Pkovidkd. No
druggist, who is also a practicing phy
sician, shall All hfV own prescription-
hereunder, nor shall they he filled al
any drug store In which the aald why
sh-ian is financially Interested: ITfo
viDki,, rt RTKRR, That the delivery
such alcohol sold under anch preacrip
tlon shall be made only directly to the
person for whom such prescription
issued or to the physician, or to gome
oo, p, wm. if there l» not wima plant, one authortxed by the-phy*icl*n. or in
which grow* in abundance and i* not
of much value that could be mauufuc
lured into paper
Th<- amount of tree* used no for pa-
per making every year amounts lo a
great forest. There ought to be a sub
stitute. cither hemp or lUx, or corn or
cotton, or something else, out of which
paper could be cheaply made. The
amount of paper used lu an ordinary
metropolitan daily paper is *o great
that a change of two cents a pound for
It might make a difference between a
profit and a loss In a year’s businss.
It tb« wealth or tb« Seath /?j*tfrt*rvd arwhtctr he offers to vete- aud proof nt
NOTICK OF FLECTION.
par fneMt of all taxc* for th* previous
year. Inking an oath that he is a
qualified elector Ts not aufficicnt.
The ftlecttod will he held with this
law In vfew,
i, therefore, suggest to each voter
to look up his registration certlticaU-
and his tax re-eript, and «-ff**r to vote |
at that precinct at which lie is regis
lereA.
If you have mislaid your tax receipt,
gel a eertfrtvata from the ('ounty
Txca.-ftrer .that vop have paid your
taxes for the previo-u* year. Nothing
abort of thH will cntUle you lo vote,,
aud unless yon are an prepared you
need not be surprised if you are denied
the right. Wo must have a fair eloj
thm, let the result he what it mav.
FRANK B HA BY.
County Chairman Abbeville County.
STATE OF .SOUTH CAROUNA,
Coi xrv ok Baknwrll.
Notice i* hereby given that an Elec
tion wlH he nedti at the voting pre
cincts prescribed by law In said Cuun
ty, on Tuesday, August 17ih IPOD, as
provided in the follow^irg act:
No. 42.
tfNtf ind Attgrjr Ibunders sounded and
wanting lightninga gleatwed above tbe <li‘' , ghtf-rs and ilms bring about
., 7 ^ » a e,ose. cnnlidential rclatmiiBhip.
Vapitol at WaskiugHHi the Senate of The old English methu.l, in novel*
/vit; ,^/v--
the United State# passed tbe Payne
AWrfefe-tariff Mil. l^resldenl Taft by
M# cemplqiMrtit signature made the
plunder ukase the law of the land.
TlHi tw» vnartto n.
Tn oar country mind H t# m plain a#
I enrut of recant hi#,
end- reached Thursday
tffe remit of m deliberate and
maptVMf •• was ever
plaaiued and whjWedly
> hitoreihi of the few at
-the- arateee#
ry of all clviliaed peo-
TAEK ABOUT MARK! AO EH.
Anderson Mail.
Elopement* sod marriages «re taking
place every day. Daughter* of mil-
hooalres and the very pinir elope with
some man they fanCv. tiitnking that t*»
be the highway tn life long juy. Mis
guided. untniineil unhallMsted Uiings!
They know nui wtiai they do.
I.ast year the only datiglitcrnf verv
weallltv parent* of Atlanta, brought
up tenderly ami fuollrhlv no doubt,
eloped with an employe of her father.
Then followed a race to Charlotte, rhe
rapture of the girl, h trip abroad,
alienation of her affection and finally
an annullment of the marriage.
All theae irregular and sudden mar
rUges may he traced to a want of free
and trank intercourse and conversation
between parents and children on the
*nhject of marriage.- When a girl t*
at'ouf Iff years ofd her thmtghta turn
to love and young men as naturally a*
the smoke ascends. Parents should
not ignore that. They should tall in
with the thoughts and even the dreams
anyway, was lor a young man to get
permitMion from tho parents to pay
attention to ! lhetr daughter That per
mission was a.-ked sometime.* hclore
the suitor was acquainted with the
daughter. The other extreme i* free
and unrestrained inUrcourse between
.Utrt ftUies from the »lUy days of youth
up to mature life. That v freedom,
without a guiding hand to restrain and
a wise man to advise, often leads to un
fortunate alliances. If daughter* could
he taught H> bring all their little affairs
when they, border on the serloos, to
their parents, much trouble aud un-
Iwppi tn»*a-might- be- av<4ded-r • Dft«m
AN ACT to Prohibit the Manufarturr.
Hale, Barter. Exchange, (Dying
Away to Induce Trade, tim Furnish
ing at Public Place* or Otherwise
Iiisposing of Alcohol. Spirituous,
Vinous or Malt Liquors or Beverages
or Ot.lier Liquors or Bever*ges by
IVhntsoevcr Name Called Which if
Drunk to Excess will Produce In
toxication. Except for Sale of Alco-
hoi in Certain Cases I'pon Cettain
Conditions, and Except the Sale of
Wines for Sacramental Purposes,
and to Provide Penalties for tbe Vio
latino Thereof.
Section I. Hr. tv RN.trTrn hr the
(Jene.ial As»emhl v *>f the .state of s. c.
1'iiat alcoholic liquor* and bev
erages, whether manufactured within
this wtate or elsewhere, or any mixture
by whatsoever riame called, w hich if
drunk to excess will produce intoxica-
Hon, are hereby declared to he delrt-
mental, and their use and consumption
to he against the morals, good health,
anti safety of the State, and contra-
brand. That it shall be unlawful for
any person, firm, ettrpt*ration or asso
ciation within this Mate to manufac
ture. sell, barter, exchange, rocieve,
accept, give away to induce trade, de
liver, klofc, keep in posa-saton Tn Oils
'State, fumixli at public places or
otherwise dispose of any spirituous,
malt, vinous, fermented, brewed or
other liquors and beverage*, or anr
compound or mixture, thereof wMch
contain* alcohol and Is used a* a bev
erage, and w hich if drunk to excess
will produce Intoxication, except as
hereinafter provided.
Bee. J That- w hu.l(t*ale druggists
may lawfully sell in wholesale q.u.*ii
titles to retail druggiftts and to pnbllir Hfyule, the name* of physicians, or sur-
or charitable -hospRais nr tn ntctlb-n 1 geon* opan wh*a« pwa«riptl»na aaok
or pharmaceuticitl college*, and in no
QUigr wni v r>!jre ,jaJttflbol fo^ medical
purpose.* only, or grain alcohol to Be
used by chemist# or bacteriologist*
actually engaged In scientific work and
for such purpose# only, and auch
wholesale druggist* shall at the end
of each month lu which any such sales
have been made, file with the clerk of
Vi-1
tbees m greater outrage.,
aiRfer the specious
Ot corrupt <
, Of written hi the
iTtfriTe rriUart battle
there Wa wranl of frank interchange of
•ipUiiou between parent* on the aub-
jpetof their children aud their love
sffaira. Trouble may be afwAya be ex
pected when one pulls one way and tbe
ojhcr in am opposite direction.
Kdrdelightful to hear small chil
dren, four to fo years of age, talk about
their sweethearts. If their older
brothers and sisters would go to their
parent* In the same Trank way
| and talk about their fecial frWnd*.
and if th* parents would open the tyiii
fftt&Mc fountain# af their hearts a
——how thev acted and fe
. wffuld he
wvi mmhi Mauriagr#. /•
i-t;
W’
4^
do busliiess, a statement in writing un
der path, giving the name of the pur
chaser. the prloe paid, the date of sale,
and the quantity and character of the
alcohol sold. That if said Wholesale
druggist making such sale is not a
resident of the State of Houth Carolina,
then such statement shall be tiled in
tho olffcn of the clerk of the court of
the county in which the purchaser re
sides. "
Soc. 3. That any retail druggist
whose place of business is ('nested in
_auj of tbs inoerporated towns or cities shall prey
>f this ISUte, who ia&lraaelf a register- aattir
efi^or liceused pharmacist, or who ***-
1
, ; w
case of a minor to hia parent or guar
dian or |>hrsician or *oine one autho
rized i)y said pffyeicia!).
Hoc *1. That any retail druggi*
whose place of bn-dnes* i* located tn
any of the Incorporated town* or cities
ol the State rtiay lawfully sell alcohol
in quantities n<>t greater than t.ve (f>
gallons to he used in the art* or for
scientific or mechanical purp(t«e*, am
Much druggist may sell, in like quauti
lies, to chemist* and bacteriologists
engaged in scientific work, and ior
such puriHtses only, and such drug
gist* may «ell in quantities, not g-eater
than one-half gallon, wine used for
aacramental or religions purpose* only
That any person desiring to purchase
xlcohol fnr-rire-pnvpose sot out-in thla
section shall sign a writen or printed
statement, giving his name, residence
occupation and the purpose for which
he intend* to use said alcohol, and he
“hall certify that said alcohol i* pur
chased In good faith for auch purpose*
and no other, and that said druggist
shall, at the end of each month, file
with tht clerk of court of the county
in which he is engaged in bii»lnees, all
«uch statements, with a certificate un
der oath, Hut saiil statements contain
a true statement of *J) such sales
Sec 7. That It shall be unlawful lo
sell wine for sacramental purposes ex
cept to a minister, pa«tor, priest or
regularly constituted officer of a regu-
larlv organized religious congregation
or chtm-lY. Ahv person, desiring to
make such purchase, shall sign a writ
ten or printed statement, giving hi*
name amt residence and the name and
location of the church for which such
w ine is purchased, and lie *hall certify
that said wine is purchased in good
faith, to he twed for aacrlrncnta! or re
Ifgions purposes, and no other. That
such statement shall be tiled, as pro
vided for in the next preceding sec-
rton, in the office of the clerk of the
court.
Sec H. That all statements and pre-
scripiion* required by this act to lie
fi led in the office of the clerk of the
court shall he recorded and properly
Indexed bv him in a hook kept for that
pur|K»se, which shall at all time* be
opened for ptrblic Inspection, luid a
certified copy of such record, or the
original Hatcmenr or prescription, with
the certificate o# the clerk of the eonrt
Indorsed thereon, showing that it ha*
been recorded, shall he i-iu.ma kacik
cvidetire of the facta recited therein
For making such record, the clerk of
court shall be entitled to chargs and
coTTeerfor each prescription a fee of
five cents, and for chcIi statement,
other than preserlption, a fee of fifteen
cent*, which (hall he paid by the party
filing lire same.
Her. !>, That in addition to the re
quirement* herein-before prescribed
all licensed ami registered druggists
selling alcohol by prescription shall
keep a record thereof, which shall bear
the true date* of the aales, the name*
of the persons to whom sales were
upon odavlotloa thereof be ffa«d In, a
•an not less than on# hundred dollars
nor more than ftye hundred dollars. Or
Imprisonment Jtt hard laoor for •
period ef not less thin three a
no* for more tfcaa one year; and fa
tb* teeoad or any subsequent offei
upon conviction thereof, shall he im*
prisoned at hard labor for not late than
one yetfk nor more than Are years.
Heo.lt. Tims any druggist or phy*
•Iclaa who violates In any way the
provisions of this Act shall, in addition
to the ponlshrasot Uervlh provided,
bayr their license revoked for a period
of not more than one year for each of
lense.
Hec. 13. That tbVact aball not hare
the effect of prev*i>ting the Indictment,
prnsrcutlon and ^mvlctlon of any per
son who baa been guilty of the ylola
tlon of the present criminal
ting to the dispensary or purrifhment
theremr, arftow provtffed by law for
offense* heretofore committed.
Heiv 14, . Thhf Act shall take effect
on the first Tuesday In August, 19W»:
Provibrd, That in the cminties then
having dispensaries an election shall
be held on tbe third Tuesday In Au
G irt, 1900, for the purpose of determ-
ing whether the dispenaarics located
/therein shall he reopened, and auch
election in each of aaid counties shall
be held and conducted by the same of
ficers and under the rulot and regnU-
tlons provided by law for general elec
tions .
Sec. 15. A t auch fflflctlon the election
imiuiniMionora for such county shall at
each voting precinct therein provide
one ballot box In which the ballot*
mlist he cast. Any person who ia a
qnatTtlmretPOTor of such eonnty nrrxy
vote in said election. Every voter who
may he in favor of the sale of liquor*
and beverages in such counties Khali
east a ballot in tbe box provided there
for. on which shall be printed the
words, “Par sale and manufacture of
alcoholic ttqixrrs and beverage*,” and
every voter opposed shall cest a ballot
noon which shall be printed (be word*.
“Against sale and maonfactiirs J*f al
cohollo liquors and beveragea." If a
majmity of the ballot# ca*t In such
election he “For sale and inannfartture
of alcoholic liquors and beverage*.”' if
shall be lawful for *uuh liquors and
beverages to be sold in said countr a*
hereinafter provided : Pkovidkd. That
expenses of these election* shall he
borne by the btkte.
Sec. 1C. In case an election a* here
in provided shall result in favor of the
sale of liquor* and beveragea. the rti*
pensarie* In each countv so voting
sliall be reopened and conducted under
the provlaions of an Act entitled -‘An
Act to declare the Taw In reference to.
and to regulate the manufacture, sale,
use, consumption, possession, Iran*
porutfon and di*ao*UIon of alcoholic
liquors and beverage* within thy .state,
ahd fo police the same,” approved the
16th day of February, Ifk)7 and Act*
aYneniigtorv theertof: PnoYiotfb. Tlia*
all of the provlaions and limitations of
the said Act not Inconsistent with (Ills
Aet shall remain in full force and ef
feet In all of the counties of this Hute i
ProVidrd ruRTHK*. That In eountfe*
which shall reopen dispensaries there
in.the county dispensary hoard and
dispensers in office on June 30th 1909.
shall continue to discharge their aev
eral duties a* If #uuh dispensary or
iliseensarieA had not been dosed : Pro
vr dsd, That in the counties w hich hate
heretofore voted upon the question
of dispensary or no dispensary nndet
existing or previous law a and have no
tfl-pcnsary *t this time, shall have the
right at anv time after the expiration
of four years from th# last election on
the liquor question to hold an election
upon th« question of dUpensary or no
dispensary, as provided in an Act en
titled “A n Aet to declare the law In
reference to, and to regulate the manu
facture. sale. use. consumption, (hm-
seash.n, transportation and disposition
of, alcohoric liquors and beverages
within this State and to police the
same." approved February Hi. I'.xtO.
8ec 17. That all Act* and parts of
Acta InunnHistent imejEltlLhe, and the
1785. 10091
OOU.KGI or CHARMWTOff,
* ]26th year begin* October 1.
JCntraac* examination* will h? held
at the County Uonrt Rous*.on Friday.
July 2, at » a m. Alt Candida tea for
•dmi*#h>n can compete tn October for
vacant Boyce acholarahlps, which pay
tlUffa year. One free tuition sc hoi a r-
ahlp to each county of Houth Carolina.
Board and tarnished room# m Dormi
tory, ffl2. Tuition. $40.
fpr catalogue address
4 Harrison lt#ndolph.
President.
rsjtj of Soitb Carolina.
Schools of Arts, Kcicncc,
Education, Law, Engineer,
ing, and Graduate Studies.
Ten different courses!end
ing to the degrees of A. b.
and B. S. College fees, room
and light, $6(). Board $12
per month. Tuition remit
ted in Rpccial cases.
Forty two scholarships
each worth $100 in cash and
free tuition.
For catalogue address,
$. OlICHELL. President.
COLUMBIA. H.C.
—CLIFFORD
—A*.
Picdmant Belt erf S.
rhinal attention to
rtcboul faaallv
p.r*. Cnnlm firgreof A-
tnKby State
Building •dm
veniratw#. UMmate
par# for rn
tuition for un* year. For
address
Rev. Hr®.
(6-17-6t-oow.
i
MONEY TO USNa
trod to nwgotlat
We arf.pr
Improved I ...
peymouta. intereatBperoonton loaae.,
Don’t write, owns* and aonr- ;
J. O.
jr
FOR SALE.
We have for sale at a bargain an Im
proved tat m two mile# from tbe lawn
of Wl I listen. H. U. Contain* 164 aeraa.
Almut 100 tn cultlvatlni tb* balamw
In orglnal loreat, known ns tbe Brood-
water place.
Mra, W L. Winn,or
Mr*. M. M. Wright.
Ward, ffiU,
Saluda Co.
CITIZEN’S
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
A BANK
OF THE PEOPLE
FOR THE PEOPLE
BY THE PEOPLE
4 PER CENT
a
PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
Courtesy, Liberality, Prompt Service
and Safety arc our Cardinal Principles.
II. D. STILL, - - -
ISIDORE RICH. - - -
II. MURRAY MATHIS,
REYNOLDS S MARTIN, -
President,
Vick President.
Cashier.
Asst. Cashier.
D
-were made; HUvdr records shall be sub
( »ct at *|1 time# to the inspection of
ha sottcltor of the fffatrlcr. the sheriff
and other peaee officer* of the county,
the mayor and police officer# of the
city or tbe city or town In which Mid
licensed and registered pharmacist’*
buaiu«i<s I* located, aud all other per-
*ons. and each druggist making any
cour#a«4he,couwt|tlM..w>hWh thejr..¥Uclt.«ial*# •hajl hrt rriipIr#4..|p jcport
under oath, to the Olrcuft Judgo pre
siding at each term of court of the
county In which mild druggist I#
engaged in business, a true state
ment fif such f*et* f and aho flte" on
Monday mor.nhig of eacb week a list of
the alcohol sold bv Mm, to. whom "hold
and by what pbyah-lon peeacrlbed,
wtith the chief of police and the mayor
or inteudenlof tbe municipality, aud
post one copy In some .publm plane Iu
such municipalUy,
See. 10. That nothing In Ibis Aet
aoleof waod or de-
vte*
same are hereby repealed
Approved the 2nd day March, A
1HO0
Before the hour fixed for opening
the poll* Managers and Clerk* inu*t
take and subscribe the Constitutional
oath. The Chairman of the Board of
Manager* can admlnlner tho oath to
the other member* and to the Clerk ; a
Notary Public mn*t administer the
oath to the Chairman The manager#
elei t their Chairman and Clerk.
Poll# at each voting pjai-e must be
opened at 7 o’clock a. m. ami cloted at
I o’clock p. m., except In the City of
Charleston, where they *hall be opened
at 7 a. m. and closed at fi p n».
The Manager* have tbe power to fill
a vacancy, nod If none of the Managers
attend, the citizen# can appoint from
among the qualified yoters, the Mana
gers, who. after being swora, can con
duct the election.
At the clooe of the election, the
Managers and Clerk* must proceed
puhlii-l v to open the ballot boxes and
count the ballot* therein, and contln-
tinue without adjournment until the
«*me ia completed, and make * state
ment ot the reault for each office and
*lgn the *ame. Withli, three day*
thereafter, the Chairman of tbe Rowrd
or some one designated hy the Board
must viehver to the Commissioner* of
Election he poll lift, the hoxe* con
talning the ballot* and writen state
ment* of the results of the election.
Mana<;kr8u* Klkction.—The fol
lowing Manager* of Election have
been appointed to bold the election at'
the yarious precinct# in the said Co
ty:
Allendale—T, W Googe, J U Hew
lett, .1 C Oswald.
Barnwell-J C Keel. 8 J Halford. K
K Morris.
BlackvliTo—K B~ Boyliton, C C
Stnrne. J B Keel.
Bull Pond—II C Flowers, J L Box,
W Brunson.
Baldook—J 8 Calhoun 8r, E 8 Me-
lin. W J Faust.
Klko-N II .Stansell, W II Hair, B
Drumiiioud.
Dunbarton—Judson Green, B ¥
Davi*. C A Killjngswortb. I
Fairfax—T C Handers, P D Wilson, i
J Harter. 1
Hercules—W A Morris, F L Still J
D tUndon. _ ' i
HILL TOP STABLES,
BARNWELL, S. C.
Fifst Class Horses am
Which I am offering very cheap.
ALSO •
A Nice lot of Buggies, Surrics, Wagons, Lap Robes,
Harness and all parts of Harness to be sold CHEAP •
Come and sec me if you need anything in my line *nd
I will do the re#L /
CHARLIE BROWN.
Ben
THI
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Kline-C W Tate, W Riley A1U
Jenkins. }
“ Hveflflfnre-T J Iteerj W T Hartep,
B R Loadhnlt.
Snelllng—W B Parker, T O Davis,
8 K Moore.
Milieu—P D’L Black. C B Dunbar,
J J Walker.
Tinkera Creek—R S Weatberabee T
J Gruhba, Chester Bell.
^b^bTt?*-J Cr GrlfflC l" M "TomF-1f~
blood. 8 J Bailey.
Ulmer#—W W Myrlck. J O GrHBif,
A R Tuten.
Willis ton- F P Lee, A K Owena, W
P Walsh.
The Managers at each precinct
named above are requested fo delegate
one of their number to secure box*#
aud blank* for tbe olecrhm.
Boxes can be ohtaliyd at tbe Saper-
vMor’* office at court bouM op Satur
day August i4»h.
Ja*. II. Lancaster,.
^ J. BobtRay, *
CouimWelonera of BUM and
Etertlona 1^ BurMvffll CbBttCr, «»
Ine Oldest and Strongest
Bank in Barnwell County
Depository of The State of South Carolina, Tlie County* of Bunwdfc
. and The Town BamwejjL *
Cuffltul,
- m m m
M4 Undivided ProflU,
fM.Mt.ffff
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'i
To save aaoney is net bard when
money tn a bank cannot burn a bole
A bank aooouut means paying Mile
enfe way. Checks leave no room f
MR was puM. Keck check le
toga her with year ssonty aud tbe <
lu burglar and ftre proof vault*.
bunk
ipocket,
check—the on);
argument ae le
lie tbe bMk’e
f t Ic started let
ace I led check#
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pofrible te cull, write ue.
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