The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 16, 1909, Image 3
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THURSDAY, SKRTKMBKR 1G, 1W».
' UKE 1'iNG ON' MONDAY. ; SPECIAL XOTICE. ^
.. A nirpting nf the Barnwell I.hw *nd » M v .fore will be rifted j for hoJJJf/
Order league wim^LVIT in the C<>»ri otiMM ^ mv iwUami laJ»
- ■ al»o on the 2*')tb in*t, openipK on
R1TRS OP SUBSCRIPTION.
In Advance, per Annum fl-60
On Tlipe f — t 2 <K
IIoiMe on Monday evenln n -0;h ln*t,
nf 8Gi) p. m. A full nUendauce i» de
sired.
M B. Hagooii,
President.
The olMkin Kitnjf U this week on the
toad (win BUcKvillo to Sunshine
Ch.troh near Mr. II. I) Still’* plane.
J. B. Harlev, J, B. Morn*,
Clerk. Hupr.
rte regular meeting of Rarmrc
il^vigeXo 1*>, Kni;:hfa '>t Pythiar wt
Ibe held at theii I Sail <n Pialay iiIl'Ii
fat K o’clock. A full attendance in
requested. By order of
WILLIAM K. McN A It, C. C.
Win. McrNAli. fc. K. A S.
—HARMONY LCl <»R XflL. A. F. M.
A reg.ilar coromunicjth'tt of Harmony
l^efgr-Xo. wvll he imM
in .VaMonic Temple or. 'I tmt^dnf
-Venllil^.
chosen for the next twelve month*:
Imendant, J A. Willi*.
Warden*: Dr. R p. Kirkland. Ben
Wyman. C. 0. Owen*, W. V. Richard-
A
-trr-
_ J 3 epTcTnT>er JTrTT” o
- htuhrttu_iua.c-Adnmi invited to att^jd
SntTer TI a^oNI. VV?^fr 5 ” ■
- H. P. Andcrscm. icv:.... .. ^
“Good fanu containing hit acres
■ear Haltieville for sale, ea-y term*.
Writa 11. M. Graham, Attorney, Bam
berg. S. C.”
GET WELL AT HOME.
Dyspepsia and all chron t: ailments
atMrt!f*sfully treated hy mail, by a Re
tired Physician who ha* been curing
people for more than 20 years.
Thousand* have been cured. Why
not too!'
Write totlay for free question blank
t© Dr. Brooker, Kichmoi.il, V.i.
W-3.
TUK RO-iS CASE.
At the November. l'.H'-<, term of the
General Sessions for this county John
B. Ron* of Ashleigh. former day t>o-
liceman at Barnwell, wa* tried on an
indictment conralnTbg two counts:
Hrst. charging him with h r en'king ami
entering the county treason r'* oirico j j)}.; 'I'OO FAR
at Barnwell in the ujght time wljh in
tent tii steal; second with entering the
ollice with intent to steal. The jury
lound him "unt guilty a* to tlie lirst
NIGHT ON BALD MOUNTAIN.
On a lonjly night Alex, Benton of
J^rrl Kdward. N. Y., climbed Bald
Mountain to the home of a neighbor,
tortured bv Asthma, hent on curing
him with Dr. King’s New DDcoverv,
that had cured himself of asthma. Thi*
n-nrev vi vctii.v wonderful medicine soon iclieved and
TOWN EI.LiriGN. quickly cured hi* neighbor Later it
At the Barnwell municipal election j ^ ur<i(< j (|on . H wife of 8 , PvetP lung
on I'nesdav the following nllker* j tron hi e . Millions believe it* the
2olh. at G o’clock p. m.
B. Maxuasty-
son.
A white man. :M to year* of ■g e -
giving his nano- as Dr. A. B. Lw\,
! was arrested h\ Mr. Frank M. Cave
greateat Throat and Lung cure on
Earth. Cough*. Cold* Croup. Uemor
rhage* and sore Lungs are surely
cured bv u Best for llav Fever, Grip
and Whooping Cough. oOc ami $1 <H),
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by C.
N. Burckhalter and K. A. Deason A
< o.
count; guilty a* to the second count.” j ai.id-lretgeiTrn jni on * he '
he was sentence I to set vo a term
of rive tear* at haj.d labor In the peni -
tentiary. A oodelcndaut was hCIj 1 11f-
tedV : ■ — . . ' .. I ... ~ --—
An nppenl to the Snpreni 0 Court was
10.1 Ttniraday lust- the opinion
..fihethmrr w.iiten hTl^TcTtmnrhyv Amn-.-Gaveiling a iip AJj-aju, auswerurg
ehaige agaiiirt lilui was that early in
August two while men had fiTred a
wo r re I horse and- -funher tired huggv
from-aCiuitlanooga livery stahle, and
had norreturned the team. Dr. Levv
had been selling spectacles in this *ec-
COWS. COWS, cows.
A few nice, gentle, Jersey milk cows
for ta'e.
Brigham Reed, Elko, S. C.
SEED KYF FOR SALE
Barnwell County raised; the. kind
that never fail* or di-anpoints.
C. N. Burckhalter, Barnwell.
Next Tuesday will he the Autumnal
Equinox
Four week* from tomorrow the tax
books will he open.
Nett Tue*dav the days and night*
will he of equal leng'h.
A* receipt* of coMen grow
Downward doe* its value go.
Rush Hoshannah the Jewish New
Year.V’>70 tiegan at sundown I'uesday.
Capt Dunn arrived from Kentuekv
on Saturday for hi* 4Uth winter stay in
Barnwell.
The September meeting of tin* Saif
kehatebie Farmer* Club will he held
tomorrow.
What ha* become of tb« Katydids*
We have not heard one’s monoton
«>«• assertion thi* year.
Mr. I, T. William*, who for .'12 rear*
■ ltd over haa been Tns: I’Kon.K's good
friend, gave na a Friday heart warm
ing Cal). ^
The Barnwell friends of Col. W. R
Owena of Dunbarton were glad to see
him in town on Monday in so much
Improved health.
With a smile of genuine sincerity on
111# untroubled true face ('not. G. IV
Morris made a Friday quarter hour
Very ple*»ant. to u*.
The Bnrnwell county relatives and
frierd* of Col. T. J. Moriis of Jerome,
Ga , are looking forward w ith pleasure
to hi* promised October visit
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FAIRFAX M
o'
for several
ranebf
An a!Iiga.
•few da' * #•**
versa 1
exclur
Rev K. A. WF kes na«tor of the Barn
well ( Ircult, Iih« returned fmm hi*
»t4 - atl<>n and will fill t'i* ap|M>1nimcnt*
at "‘ajetn, M I*/ah ami Olar <.n next
Sunday.
Dr. U. A. Chil l of the South Caro
II na Conference wiil preach in the
Barnwell Methodist church on Sunday
next at 11 » m and S p m. The pub
Ih: ©ordialIy in\ ited.
The Red Shirt speech of Senator Til
Bl*n on fourth oage is a valuable con
trlbutjon to hintnrv It shnuid he read
bv ever v voung mao in the state Save j \4wood pt i/.i
this copy (yf 1 uk I'Kori n for futura | of candy.
reading*.
We are told that the Coast Line peo
ple are Just llguring” a ho it. pitting
O -that additional pa-sengcr train and
„ i If started it will not commence
‘ \jhe long felt want
fet.
lent Taft started
***■*.--tattle
■uffered ht»\Ti—^
ed a* tbey^^' lor ' d!1, Alabauia -
nwA© pew abnormal people,
.firs.” have Ircon known
in ?, , ur.', and anemia ia a ani
mal ad y 8 »uth of the Poto
mac. "Its BOnict hlllg these people
eat,'’ is tho favorite explanation
of it.
" One’s tlrbt and ..tengest impv-tfl-
sion of the "poor whites" is of their
shiftlebanesfl. I remember Ih.w
dreadfully it used to depiess rt-
years ago w hen l spen* my v,veal.an
In the Nor'li Carnt.iot m n.n':»in«.
I have been in Httla » ndowler^i
stoveless, one-room cabins, the home
of at least ten persons, waere all rhe
cooking wab done o'er the primitive
open fire—exespt when It rai.ed
down the chimney aa 1 pet the fin
out; then there wasn't any cooking
till the rain held up! Aand ns i
talked with the women I was a)way
asking myself. "How can people live
litoe this n Why don't they go to
work and fix up things?”
“ 'It is estimated that scattered
over the Atlantic seaboard from the
Potomac round the gulf, to the Mis
sissippi river, there are today 2,-
000.000 of theae poor whltea—our
native-born whites—suffering with
anemia, and hardly one of tboae
2,000.000 knows, or even suspects,
tint he is really suffering from an
internal parasite—that this disease
is caused by the hook wrm.
” 'Then years ago even the fore
most physicians did not know the
anemia of the South was caused by
the book worm; but today, thanks
largely to the tireless efforts of one
man—Charles Wardell Stiles—the
whole medical profession and many
of the laity are awake to the vital
issues of the problem and are pre
paring a crusade that shall reach
from the worst regions of the bar
rens. where nearly the whole popu
lation is suffering to the farthest
“cove” is tb.e mountains, and stamp
out the disease.'
“In the face of such statement*.
tier Hvmtck. whs banTe<I ouwrt. “tr~
■nfftmis-ttiryivlgineet ee*L scuAuu;'U <’f
the Court below Mid Ros* w ill have to
Serve his sentence. .-s..-. ——~.
SCHOOL NEWS.
Tho State Board of Education met in
Columbia last week, remaining in ses
sion two dav*.
The list of 1 SI hign schools wa« ap
proved and aid front the Slate fund
given to 73. Among the assisted
schools are these ;
Bamberg, D'nmavk, Ehrhardf, O #r.
A Merida le Barn well, Black vi lie, Fair-
fax, Wiiliston.
These school* will receive half their
appropriations in December and the
remainder in Ai arch.
'•’he date of tlie next teachers exami
nation was set for October l-t
N'oiiee was given that at. the Spring
exxiniuatfor, Mav IblH, applicant* for
teachers certificates will he required to
stand an eXamuntthm on elemc'itary
Mgrien I tu re
Tlie apiieal from citizens of Hilda
school ilGtrict concerning tdie removal
of theschotd house from its proetu
si e was di*mf'.*ed and the action of
the County Board sum..itted.
THE Sl’F.' i U, 'I E'tM.
Petit iuror.* for the first week of the
*|veeial term of the Court of Comu»on
Plea*, commenciug (lotoher 4th, were
drawn on Monday :
A Meiulale—1 L Ellis, T, A Stoney,
\\ H Templeton.
Baldo.-k—L I Clary.
Barnwell—•< E Mo!air, F O Biaek.
II K Kcitvr, S B Mosely, JvteyiUeu An
dri «on.
Bennett Spiirg* II. F. Anderson,
Black'ille—W M Aitnian, W IJ Mar
tin, M Bi.att. W U Martin, 1 Hioh
Bull i’oml II G Bi \ an. J D («rav.
George’* Creek—W '1 Gruhtis, G IV
< roft, B d II Mid. E l> Rowell,
Grear Co f>ie**—J il Creech, John
G i u tih«.
Red Osk—J M Hill O II Owen*.
Rich Land —C A Kiiliugsworth.
Ko»einary—W .1 Green
wvcHinore—N IV Weekly, A W Man
uel. J E Deer.
W 11li«ton - G. C. Matthews. I.ec
Powell, it C Mifchell. P L Pender, R
M Mtxson. R K Jolnulon.
JENNY NEWS.
Everv body hu*v j>icking cotton A
colored man, Lawrence l.oadholt, and
Ins wife on Mrs. J. T. Loadnod *
place picked Till tn. one day la-t week,
can anv two in the county heat il ?
Me»*r*J. vt, Jennv A Co sold 54
fiales ol corton in one lot last week
which netted them 12 7 lb
'l ucre wI,i he a ti.-li <upper here, and
also u pnhllc addles* by linn. 11. E
< t r i< * of Aiken, in the K. of F. and
Masonic Hah on Wednesday evening
a' > o'clock come cun', come all
A euii'sitv party wa* given last
Titnrsdav evening at 111# Im-pUahlc
nome of Mi and Mrs G W. Jenny
(Joile a nnmhei n r \oung fnlly* alien
ucd and all report a tine time I he
parlor ami dining room wi re benutifu -
IV deci r ite 1 vs il li evi r gi e -ns & ' A i
theti-tial hour ice cieain and cake
SVe.l e served.
In iIn* guessing contest Dr md Mr*
l.oadiioli received the tlr-t pri/ •. a box
of chocolate candy, Mis- Lillian Mil'er
and Mr A M L .adhon rfeived the
which vv ^ a large stick
{
p-essed hi* wiUingnoss to return to
Ten ^TssoiTwrou nrrrivqii mtltyn 7’
-FarmorS!
I am buying good sound
Cotton Surd ami paying
more tor thorn than the Oil
-sr-i-iT*
Al : NOW Ft MO!
IIHLE IMS THE W.
WE HAVE FOR SALE.
8.000 Bushels of Bam-roft
> of A |>|ll<T
DfiNTlSt^c
wrUbiRTOWr •* - l; 6
Dffipaj»vaf Bahk bt WlUlatBh. W||
»ttn reevivt cklla Ih tbh cbuDlrffi bR
A. U. MNESTE1N,
ATTOffllBt AT LAW.
Mary public,
BLACKVILLE, S. C
MTO'UH?
^ T. B. ELLIS, JR#
DJ^ r aapn r
„ Jii
A
NEW A DVER ffsL'MEN 1’S. #
11 L. O'l f.innon — MH*ter's >ales.
11. J. ( rotuh—I’eachers’ Examina
tion .
Sumter Dom WorksYou Ginners
Look Here.”
Alfred A! liich —Atteirion Fanners’.
j; Kced—Jersey Cows tor Sate.
Barnwell and Bamberg Mutual
Item lit Association—Meeting Tomor
row .
Mrs. A. E. Merritt; Final Discharge.
(tank of Barn well —Statement,
Rank id W il’istnn—sufotnenf.
Tho Allendale Bank; Statement.
A <201 KT W KDDI NG.
A t 7 :A0 P ■ M .Sept. 71 h lOdl), Miss
Kate Creech hccaine Mrs, Roy Vt .
Wlngo. This happy couple were uni
ted in marriage at the home nf Mr
Henry Clay Creech, the bride's father,
near Kline, S C . the solemn ceremony
being spoker. bv Dr R. W. Sanders,
pa*tor of Allen's Chapel and Kune,, in
ihe presence of a few immediate rela
tive*. aner which a beautiful and
hoiinlifu! supper was enjoved. Frof
Wingo i* a graduate of the Mate Mili-
tirv Academy of South Carolina and
Mr*. Wingo i* ah AlumtiH of Litne-
srone College, ’Hieir home will be
near Inman, >pHi ta nbii t g Countv, at
the tia-e nf tire Blua Ridge. Many
kind wishes attend them.
Frit ml.
wtrtT Tur'tifforr NcHitFg* -y-vw
seed. • •
A LFlvKI) ALDKICIl.
■iUi'g’lUgV
COUNTY
TEACHERS
TION,
E X A M 1 N A
mu-iILked our.
The death on the 10ih nit. nf Edward
II. 11 arriman aged «d . in hi* princely
home at Arden N Y. removed from
li uni k n sctivllies the greatest captain
of industry who ha* ever led the uiarnli
of A merleau progre**
< onmiciuing hi» life work at 14.
w ith snort school advantage, he made
himself absolute controller of Is (kHl
miles of railroad*, of two ocean steam
ship line* , owner of an estate of 4 ! OG)
sen s of land ht* holdir gs being emi
mated a* worth from llt'v t" a hu'i
dred million dollar*. Hi* body was
hurled In a steel eaflin, in a grave
blasted out of iho solid rock Three
expre*« car loads of tlowers were sent
to lii* burial.
The attention of the school teacher*
in 'Barnwell county is hereby called to
an extract (min a h Her ol Mate .Super
intemleiit of E'lucvtion, J. K. swear
ingeii, under date of Sefitember P.li,
wl'lch read* as follow*:
•At it* meeting. Septt-rnher 7:1), tlie
State Board of Education aptx inted
Fridav. October l»t, a* tltc day for the
next regolai teachers examination.
Kindly advertise thi* date in your
county papers. In order that every
prospective applicant may have due
notice of the. lime.”
Examinations will he held on the
following branches: Phvsiulogv and
11 vgieue. Civics and Current Events.
United States History. Engii-h Gram
mar and Composition, Arithmetic,
Algebra, Geography and Pedagngv.
I’rospective applicants are hereby
nii'itied that the examination will
coinmenee promptly at 0 .'IP a. tn. Fri
day OL'toher 1st Lttltt
Horaes' J. Crouch.
Superintendent of Education of
Barn well < 'minty,
tu lb 3t.)
By v irtue nf a commission granted
the u11der*igve11, incorporators of tlie
Barn well and Bamberg M utual Bene
fit Association.
Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of said incorporators, together
with the members in good standing of
Barnwell and Bamberg IJivUion of tlie
Mutual Benefit A-soeiaiioii, will con
vene on Friday, the 17(ii day nf Set)
tember «t Barnwell C. H. for the pur
pose of electing uMioers and to receive
ml enter all names in good standing
on Register of Memheiship, and to
transact such business as will he in
keeping of said commission.
Frank H. Creech,
Win Me Nab,
J. E. Cook,
G L. Hiers,
W . T. Cuvc,
Incorporators.
A
L.
mg w as found :t
gar leu ot Mr*.
;d inaii same dav
Tilk Hoad rosi;c( Eds
lias many oh-trnctions, but none so
dc-perate as |ioor health. Stove,'* to
ilav deiuaiid* lie:(l!li. hut Electiio Bit
ters i« tin greate>t tieaith hnilder tlie
world ha* ever known. If compel.*
p Tied action of stomach, liver, kid
np\s, tmwels, purities ami eiiti. ties the
biond, and tones ami invigorates tiie
vvlnde *\«tein. Vigorous hotly and
keen brain follow their use. You can’t
sfV • r11 to siiglit Eh'tdrio Bitter* it
weak, run tiovv u or sickly. Only .30,'.
(jiiHiantecd hv C. N". Burckhaiier aiul
It. A Deason & Co.
SPA 1 KM EX I OK THE CONDI 1 ION
OF
'Plte Allendale Bank located nt Alien
dale. s. c. at tlie close ol business Sept
sin I’JOJ
KESOU RCES.
Eoauv and Discounts. L’1 .JCd.'fi)
I), tnatul I ..uiiis, noin
i) v e r 11 r a 11 *, 55'2.iH
Bon I* and stocks owned hy
the Bank. none
Banking House. 2,dl'J.0l
F u i ii B u re » uil h i x tures 1.11'2
t) ner Heal I.-;ate, none
and Trust
dT.OhX ( 5
(Vo have bought in targe quantities ana
can sell cheap.
We also have a few good horses and
mules on hand that we wit! sell cheap.
me.»t Lvmlhtm-t, S. C. will
v _ , ■ -.
p-mript iryfritipfl. ^
Zf
ally, when tho heavily-laden street
car on the University lino jumped
the track while the car was headed
for the down-town section of the
city early Wednesday. The car turn
ed upside down.
Ihitcher’s Horrible (Times.
One of tho worst tragedies that
ever shocked that county occurred
at Pine Grove, Pa, Wednesday night
when Daniel Schoke, a butcher of
that place, cut off the h^ads of his
wife and twelve-year-old daughter
and then committed suicide, oy shoot
ing himself
men and great and gallant soldiers
from the time of Washington and
Jefferson and a host of others up
to the eminent civilians and the
grand soldiers of the civil war. The
Kvinth is represented to be filled with
a wretched brood of dirt eaters.
Who that knows the South can for
a moment believes this?
"But now comes tho preuomenally
wealthy Mr. Rockefeller, the oil king,
who proposed to give $1,000,000 to
icore the people of the South of
b<k>k worm, and a commission is to
hoioj-med. If It baa not been already,
to spend the money.
''W«1L the South can only submit.
Wtb a million of money and a sen
sational presa engaged in portraying
our section of the union as an ac
cursed country, we ran only aefiept
the situation and wonder what other
slander Is to be fulminated against
it.” :
The editorial of the Picayune
shows both sense and self-reaepct.
It- la time tba Southern people bad
resenting tbU officious dispo
sition* to take care of them which
reHnin parties are addicted to.
Donations may easily, as dum-dum
buUotii wouqd where they bit and
l^avp a mortal poison In the hole
they jn»k® being received. We
are certainly able to get ourafelvea
pron
<m
Jverr Stoatoi^'ftgc*
M ASTER'S SA 1 K.
StiHe of South < am! in a, |
County of Barnwell. t
Court of Common Pleas.
Alfred Aldrich, a* Executor of the
will of Mis. M. A Aldrich, deceased.
Plaintilf,
against
Rosa Aldrich, et, al.,
Defendants.
By virtue of a dccn-tal order to me
directed in the above entitled cause 1
will sell at BaniAcB, in front of the
conn, house, on Monday, October 4fti ,
Bap', it being sale dav in said month,
w itbiu the legal hours of sale, the
low i g described real property :
All tiiat tract, piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and neing in the State
and I'ounty aforesaid, containing fifty
two (.32) acre-, more or le*«. and boun-
deJon tlie North bv lands of Mrs
Bonham, South Ea-t t)y liitnls of Mrs
Allen, North West hv lands of Leroy
Molair and estate of Washington Hal
ford, a* will more Inllv apjiear hy plat
made »>y 1 B,.EHis. Jr. on the lOil:
ilav of Sentemjpfc V'j
Term* Casli.-^c^Ha^C©/:
npers. p labor.
Brother Fsimcrs:
I'’or nioit* thiin folly yrars the f;tifiiois ol
the South have hern £oing to the dear school ol expi'i'i*
cnee. Against odds ttnd conditions harder than the world
has ever known they have learned slowly hut all the more
surely that true and “'enuinr agricultural [uospenty is io
be orained only thi'ou“h tliversitieil firming.
We have, at our own <■ \[H n-c, clothed ihe world ind
en'iehed the cotton manufaeturors and merchants ot the
East and West. But a
BET T EB DAV DAWN'S f,r u*. Let us waste no
time in soi/ing thi' golden onnortuuitv,
W*‘ know now that the soil, seasons and land (recncss
oConr seetion of the 'State give the counties of Barnwell,
Bamheig, Aiken and Orangehuig athantages for the prof
itable growing of small grains surpassing those of an}"
othei quarter of the I ’nitcd States.
Let us Vnake our section the Egypt, the granary of the
South, therehy best utilizing our lahor supply, most surely
and salely and eheajily increasing the productiveness ol
our lands and having money bringing crops for sale all the
year round.
J ■-*
The Whittle Seed Oats, Bancroft ami Appier varieties,
are all right. They suit oui section, ai-e ifnmune against
<lisease and when given a square deal never fail to reward
the up to date farmer many fold.
Seeure your seed now ami get ready for a long advance
toward linaneial independence and prosperity.
J. D. W H I T T L E ,
BLACK VI BEE, - - - -
DR. J, M. E.MiLHOI
DENTIST,
BLACKVILLE, B. C.
Ofliee days Thursduy, Fri«
day and 'Saturday'
Well equipped office.
Operations made as pain#
less as eoiiMHtent with safety
Brices reasonable' TermH
cash,
LAm FOR SALE.
Now I* the tinie to but. Lnb^.* will
never he ihi Hpef, and 4tjre to inerfea*#
in value,
BUY NOW,
35*. Acres, Hlch I,and Township,
Bh rn well < on ii ty,
One half iu cultivation baknef
woodland.
Two tii lie* from BnelTlhg' StatTon OB
Atlantic Coa-t Line llajlroad
H'lilding* and improvement*.
A bargain in tMs place.
Terms easy,
Bo<) Acre*.—Iluildlng* and IfnptOTw#
inents, acre* In cultivation, U4
acre# in woodland. — — —-
Three mile* from Snelllng Station.
A.O. L. R. Four miles tiotu l>un»
Icirron A . C. L.
Terms easy. ~ 1 ' 1 "
2b0 Acres. 1f50 In cultlvatton. forty
iher. Barnwell
ifroifi BafnWell
Soi Tii Oauolina.
fol
GIN HOUSE INSURANCE
Old Time Ordinary and System Gins insured.
I am prepared to insure during the coining ginning season Ordinary
iindi^fstem Gins, run either by steam, water power or by gasoline.
Policies written in regular “Old Line Insurance
Company.’’
Policies issued for any number of months, fiom two up.
on tne Charge of de-
Ben-y»«^®W» Klovenc*
the hank, reeelff^ .—J
acres in Wood and Timber. Barnwell
Towiiahlp, live tnilc* Iroiti BafnWell
Court Hntt«e,
N<-w Kesidehce and other balldlnf
in good conditloh#.
Term* e».*y.
400 Acre* In RsfnW«ll , t'oWhafrtf»|
House* nod improvement#, Four mile#
irom Barnwell Court Hou#e.
20<) acre* in cuUltatioh balance la
wood and tirrjber.
Tenn# eK«v.
IfM) Acre* Three mites ffom Bafn well
Cixut House. 100 acre# in caltivattaa
halaiice In Timber and Wood.
Terms easy.
50 Acre* three m’le* from T>#rbW©l|
Court Home. Houses and improva*
ments. JO acres in Chltlyatlon balanoff
in Wood and Timbari
Term# ensy.
5,000 Arre# alao In one ffact eff Fin#*
Cypres*, Poplar, Ash and oUtSt h^l#
wood*. * •
(iood and convenient Railroad faclH
tie*.
Come and see these properties.
• ,1. O. Ratteriton A don.
to bell<
ion;
Rauch home
u y *” 'o.
which he realized probably
(MiO.oOo. It was very hard to con
vince the faniHT that 12 cents was
not an extreme price for his pro
duct. but through the efforts of a
few Southern men, they fimlly rea
lized the tact that they were saeii-
ficing their eotton, and I believe that
at least $50.00(1,Kill) more has been
obtained for the eotton marketed
to date than would have been if It
had not been lor the efforts of this
small coterie of Southern men.
"My prediction on September 3 of
15 cents in the next 60 days has now
'come .true, but at that time I thought
the crop would be from 11.250,000
to 11.500.000 bales. I now feel con
fident that the maximum for this
crop is 1 0,750,000 hales. The prole
ability is that it will he under 10,-
500,000 ba/ies; and there is a pos
sibility of/ its not reaching 10,000,-
O00 hales. Under the present con
ditions/I now feel that 15 cents is
as much too cheap for eotton as 12
1-2 c^uts seemed to me on September
3.
"In 1 f<03-'04. known as the 'Sully
year.' the crop was 10,01 1,000 bales
and the consumption only 10,083,-
000 bales, and last year the coo-
spumption increased 3.074,000 bales,
or 30.49 per cent. The visible sup
ply on the 1st of September, thi*
season, was 1,4 TC.’frOO and on tW Is-
of September. 1903. was 517.000
bales or only {Hk&.OOO bales less,
therefore in the ‘Sully year.’ with a
vistblo supply on September 1 of
317,000 bales and a crop of 10,-
ITDHnrTSfre*, Ttnr worid >»,.t*rnp .ooty tarMjftgt 10,500,000 bate*
isc a visit to tbc
I’hil»d«'lphia.
Before leaving Richmond Captau;
Rauch declared that be would no
have missed meeting Captain Chris
tian for all his worldly possessions
| "I have never forgotten that rebel,”
said he. "and I see him now in c:y
mind's eyes with his big old-time
musket plugging away at me as
though I were of no more good to
the world than an ordinary animal '
Negro Preacher killed.
At Dillon Rev. John McRae, col
ored, was struck by a swiftly mov
ing train and Instantly killed at the
Main street crossing of the Atlantic
Coast Line Sunday morning. The
Rev. McRae was on his way to his
church, near Sellers, where he was
to preach his regular Sunday morn
ing sermon. Rev. McRae was a good
colored citizen, and his sudden and
tragic death is greatly deplored by
both races.
_ M . (
Peary Got There.
Commander Peary was Wednes
day votod a gold medal by tb« Nat
ional Geographic Society for having
reached the North Pole. The board
of TDMagera of tba society accept
ed unaPlmously the report of the
tfttheoB>Biitt«« of acjentlats who .bad
examined the explorer's records and
proofs, and found them to be con-
ciualve of his claim that he had
reached the Polo.
Aiken, S, C.
a
Laqd For Sale.
lek acre* good farming land fitliatd
three mile* north of the tow n of Barn
well on Western side of public mad
biding front Barn vail to Blackville.
One setHetflfffrori premise# and good
well watery Title# good find term#
easy. /
im acre# ffotrd farming ‘land tw%
mile* North Town Wllltaton, ifbU Ii
(Moved, six mom dwelling, barn,'
hie* and two tenant houses on the pf
w**ll good water, and creeks on , ^
a^i eao pa* adjoining ii '
A 30 ' 1 —natiiew# and other#.
'V'* ea*y
is
llttKfrated by «ens4Monal cu»e N
to useless to costead that the
•rn people poaaeaeed vigor
to up -with ahlo crop* ol
It! clear ol
feller’a
fuge.
worm# without Mr. Rocke
lillion-dollar dose of verml-
W. 1 Caodl
528.000 bales of cotton, of which
j they used 10.083.000 bale#. The
visible supply on the l#t of Sep
tember this year wa# 1.472.000
bales. If the crop should only prove
10,500,000 bales, the world will have
a supply of only 11.972.000 bale#,
while last year it actuailv couwnKd
in spite of short time iu Koglaod
13,157,000 hales, or a deficit of 1,-
185,000 bale#.
“Why. if in the ‘Sully year’
crop bad only bee« T.IOfi.O
OOO.ono bale#, the #11
not Vw a.* acute a# it Till
likely to be presell
In 1901 and 1902 1 obtsiuec
rw'nnisaion to examine 500 Egyptian
peasants who were actually at worl
in the fields. They all stoutly de
nied that they were 111 and their
employers w ho were with them stat
ed they could all do a fair day's
work, hut in every field I found
early rasea of pellagra, bearing from
15 per cent in well-to-do districts
to 62 per cent in the inhabitants of
the poorest hamlets.
“The treatment of early pellagra
cases without mental symptoms can
I** successfully accomplished hy put
ting the patient on a liberal diet,
excluding maize and by ridding him
of the hookworms which are so of
ten co-existent, but the pellagrous
symptoms return if he is allowed to
resume a diet of musty maize. Va
rious preparations of arsenic are used
In advanced cases but when the brain
ia attacked there is a small hope for
the patient unless by serotherapy.
Pellagra is essentially a disease
which cries for preventive measures.
‘‘Italy by preventive measures, has
since 1888 reduced the mortality of
pellagra from 3,483 to 1.635, though
during the years 1883 to 1907 the
maize area under cultivation has In
creased from 5.79 to 6.33 por cent
of the whole country. This poin.t#
tho'moral that it la the duality* dot
the quantity of maize which Is at
fault. There are certain general
cxioms which prove true In Italy
and yKn^a^ 30 *^ ^ W !H doubtless be
fo '*>aTar b««n.*'^ v #J 1o1<1 8° 0<1 iD ^e
Ot lotis. The farm-*.-. .
no
. je
'»5o 0 -
them were known to be actha^ ^ *
abb' representatives. Mr. Ledto ^
then a new man In the hciiP; a2 ' >h eU!' 7
it is unreasonable to suppose '- rTTAfan
these men of longer service wou 1*0, Hfflfto wtfch T"
appeal to him, even before hla ap-H^* tak-n #l' .
pointment to the agricultural com-A. j*** 0 * of the murder
mittee. to have surveys made In thelJ^'l aHdnlg^f under
respective districts. to rencar^" ,. ^
assuming to speak wit o nl y f* ‘•“Ulochlngly, tweari^'^JJJ
to the surveys made . I nothing of the crime liJT #***
Cherokee and York, i ^ ^ *><>0 reward- for ”°J:
'of the murderer, »nwat
The quirhH btwim w
Hoyen and the McMabona to^iid^I
ba 7 over the dil^
-enlor Mrs McMahon to
McM r H Property 10 Van R °y* Zt
u *l hOD Z" with tho%
James lie-
gned.
board
a the
’ester j
not be atad^ fo , Jy
'tfarfwRb the stand-'
hy the tnJ n **1°* and tie#
*-b e .'s ■'
» Trie# for comp^naTL fo ^nd >-et there
ard of we‘gh t f nr 1 tbe b tand- at,a early »# l 902 *
fixed by and
to foreign*^' 6 coftou
yet In that year cotton sold for over Qt fotis ^
18 cent#. If every American millt{ Jat h k e farn5 ^a coutenhe
wa# to run half time from now un;» Should — ■
tbe end of tbe season. I do not
sider there would be enough coj^
to go around. ; ar
"The eplnners’ taking# to » j_
t»er 29. this year, were 1.9^ jtlia
bale#, against only !,8bl.OOOf-<Mi?*i
same time last
the
ie) and agaoion of
Aame Mr «ome S tic, who
• n «j r»$ <t
e a***. , cotton bn
*■«»*
. » ®* toe OQtovrMa on « ■
4W1 ^ BkipMt
K^ns. Thi. caused
Mahon to dislike her.
respectiv
Without assuming to speak
reference
J-ancaster
Finley's district, which, to say
least of It, he was competent to f
secured on his own motion, I Q
and do speak deflntely of the i
veys in Anderson and Oconee,
know- that these surveys were r
upon my request direct to the •
partment, and not through anyhoc
as intermediary.
TJiere were surveys at later dates
in the dstricts of Messrs. Johnson
and Legare. They would probably
want some credit for having them
made/
This is written In no unfriesdly
spirit for Mr. Lever, who I esteem
highly as a personal friend, and ap
preciate as an able and faithful pub
lic egryant. And I do not believe
that Mr. Levor would bimaelT <16
Injustice to hi# colleagues; but hla
friends: In this wholesale claim for
him, have Overstepped the bounds
of reason, and do injustice both to
Mr. Lever and hi# colleague#. It
is not likely that soil survey* were
made here Immediately on the
quest-of any person. •• prtbwiery-l">U*fv*d Train* w"
*:r*rz“ r ^
K ** URO VTTACKa WHITE HO*AX.
*«> « Ro’ughi7 Handled by
** '^aeallaat.
gortU* o’clock Tuesday night ^
C , 11 ll * r *’ Mllc *»eU. 4»t that
whlle-jMs caJJed to the door of her'''
J*'^®St- u P on ~4>Pftniag it,
of hlA the head with a hwtvy -tick
child WPM with her aaMlTai
tartfy her ani} handled W J,
a jik:’Ve-/^
uallrt r. who she sow was
“ r ‘“~
... ^ -t Iw'fVrJ// ,t,il
Mt year (which had ^0 UftocalTn^n^^ 11 * 1 tlle ^anty
takings of auyjrear ' ^“ lon8 «»n«l<tor this mat-
- • «w. rtH.T 8 ? ^
Nt
V
J/S’l,,.
.m to«r.
U> Ubh^Mont.
soic ration. '
Helton, where
end carried
ebed
'hod up
Wed la Cotton Seed. h
wim.m ru**, of Ooltob*,,.
G HUOtlMcM to /
root
Ih the
. Tha ^ feUow, who
^^.tve year# old. w M ^
*■ Ll; it Ig