Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4in« to •vWiXtl jl'UI drown vf VHnouR «i-)k.o1 district* fat Jtarnwllt ooimtf »nd approval bf tha County supt. of £'!itcntU>n, botwren the d»t«» Snv 7«t*’0« end Xht. t5tb. W IIhi mrCftwio amountlrif to OejKlr M100U. **Ce/iUeii»ert,** »nld the ihdfe In t re •entiri|t Lbla rrport to tb|TQrdu«i Jury, ' I hevc a leport, wlii^h Itae Jniit be»n tUMMJoito mo, that i rptlonto.*’ Itl* a very lni^oi P.; u e.w^;ac eon?. rrw**" n mrrmmjznmZnS l«ttw|a were v ly ref^rt^ thw «wv» iiwM.v.f#, get •* fnl t e»ef, white die poor ©per»- , men, wotnee. ej»4 «lrtl<lren>rorh «r boor a,, earn ter* money and »harder fban In cheap cotton yearr. y btm that hath rhalHw firm and ; him thallialh not ehaM bo taken ! n»an that he hath.” " > ; y WOMG TtfAXJ!Kt. U AO R A. There Uerfong bonditrn cnittuu mill ■ttroa a fencral and Incrraelna which plivalciHii? anj poll- i hev* made no note. Il ntl’tcU* im>n. r.nui-ii and fhlldren, teuferare/leck appotltr, auibitloii end eueref; ItMtalgl'a l« the name firm ft In the medical tmoV#, It manna hoincalek> Wcmi. In toiif etamlinf cai>#» the only li k change of lin athin. occupation diet. Tbcae mill victim* arc Jonf- the country life that they tdroe/fully froiu one to a donee yeann**\ They are hungry for free work on the farm, for eating the product* of tbetrowu band#, eoru J bread without Western pellagioiM farm* In the meat, f>ea», potaioaa. col* Hade add cane ayrup. all the w eek and wbleken |do on Mundara, *au»agi and ■pare rib* toward Chri-imaa. laud owner* lu need of repentant tenant* may tlnd it to their Interrat to let the mill people know that there are work and welcome for them in the vwuQtry, and a chance to make cotton aa an lareutive to greater Industry . . atretulon to.” Itf»a very ImporUnf 7 (Copy ■Amy and I wore putting together e picture |rtmle. We Imd the purt* ou a table la a cony nook lu the garden. The hour was twilight. The moon waa half full. There was a perfume of flower*. wnnrtrr ^f ww heoew’t tt upaidc dowa," f jreumrkcd.^ -X|f That's *ky oa the Top." “Or water." *4>r ruebe«r" /. NOTICE. .-. — * »W-j U ^ _ $500 REWARD. f" for county. of the liraad Aury the BMldhetrie uu ]n*t diacrlmliiatfon In tho •alarle* of the mate and female teacher* In hi* opinlonabe lady teachora were just a* worthy nnd juit aa deaorrlng of the hlghei aalarles paid the male teacher*. He adniittod that both were poorly paid. , ■bulge Hag* epnttnmd by •tying that hu Imped theTfVand Jury would glee it oarafttl thought. He dfemed till* report aird tho puMni achoolt Jnat :ta ImporUint ar the conriileraiion •>! the (manly chain gang, the poor house or any of tho other public InMltution*. tie urged the Grand Jury to co ope rate with the bounty rtupt. of Kduca tiop. and the Truaeue* In the better ment of the public achnol ayatem In this county. If they were unable to consider thi* repoit at tbla term of Court, Judge tiage aald ho hoped the alk Jurymen who would hold. over, would give It recognition at the next lenn of Court. There are many reasons why. the Northern States can not help being proaperoaa. One of them 1* tho ln- cTcaaiug amount of pension money paid nut to rk*b and poor, veterans and widows, of tire war between the State*, hast y.i»r (ha greatest total reached was haiiiled out, Ildl.fO.I 7«;t. Tlie net iteereaae In the number of benetkiarie* was only b.ifW. Sni.l. A IIAI'PY FAMILY. II r« Tlicodorc Koosevell and daugh • ter Ethel returned to America from Europe last week, |.i February next they will go over again to meet the etreounua one re turning from I.im African hunting cx< plolta. *-v-ip ou> J Wm l.s A MODKHK (JKM.IYKR. InUMt hook. (fulliver'a Travels, so III iy young people before * blood ami thunder norel of fmowlarlty, Uulltver !, ettcr eavaping toe perils reaching the land ef Idl'd i»wn to rest and found on that during hi* long sleep the InhaUtanta hud hound • multltudu of cords no *. / • *- ^ . *f - a sew log thread so -rcurely ewie^wlm ■« —mil lei IT WfllVI** otef while his captor* their prowe** ly shooting body arrows of the sire ot Sad wry long ago Comptroller G*n- .'W. Jone*. .«tin has held that his position lor several terms, who knows the flnamdsl conditions dy. made lh* ststement that people of the 8’ale would be wonder stricken, if th<y ef tho hooded In* Of dtir*. counties, towns Odd general business Institutions and ooterprlcM of this State, tien. Jones jfparfcpd that Ho was too busy with other duties to prepare any statement O* to tho## burdening obligation*. mill. U 1W to bo hoped, Hon, Jones (900 tad will do a signal service by the attention of (he Genera) at it* opening next month i« leliem between tho man Gul< ebtal^L TIME, OLD FRIENDS, OLD LOVE. Then) are no days liku the gr.oJ old d.»)s, The days when we wtrw youthful! When human kind was pure of ro'i.d. And speech and deed* were truth* fnl, Uefnre a love for sordid gold lieosme man’s Milling passion. And before each dame aud maid be came Hlsve to the tyrant Fashion, Tuerc are no girls like the good old girls— Against the world I J stake ’em! As buxom ami smart, and clean of heait A* the Lord kurw how to make ’em.’ They were ilch In spirit and common so nee. And piety all supportin'; They could hake ami brew, and bnd toughi ».-.b *ol, too. And thev mndo such likely court In ! There sve no boys like the g.K>d old boya — When wc were boys togethei ! Wheu the gras* was »woel to the hrowu bare feet That dimp.ed the laughing health- tr; Wheu the iKiwee sung to the summer dawn Or the bee In the billowy clover, Ordownbvtho mill the wklp-poor- ~ ~ wtti — •- — Echoes his night song over, fherc is no love like the good old tore— The love that mother gave us! Wetro old, old men, yet we pine again For Hud. -wfnfe’^^grat'e—God save “They Hll look fhe eonw t*l combhfa cd In t h- pk to re. I ha ve U. The boy'* head goes lu here.” “And the girt"* In here.” “ “Xo.” mild Amy thoughtfully, “that vroakt Iwlng It loo near the girls.”' “Yotr wouldn’t have them ait at op posite ends of tjie bout, wouki youVJ 1 objected. Our own heads ’were (jultv near nt tho moment. ‘•You don’t umlorstQinl mo. When the pictnre i» lininhcd you won't Hud the two bead* *** close togeflier.” ’ And the old wouuin raktug hny Is spying on them. Xo; yoo are right: Hie artist wouldn’t have drawn hl« plctnrc that way.” •’Why. whnt would the ok! woman be wnfChfngV” .. •To see that I bo boy didn't steal a kiss.” •There's no harm In a ktss." Amy replied after a pause, “when they're engaged.” T confess to have kwHrd a girl oner to whom 1 wa# uot engaged." “You ought to have tx'co nshiimod ef yourself?" • Hon iiIhiiit tho girl?” “Oh. there tvii* m» exense for her whatever./ She must have tvren with out nny .principle or modesty." Why .will om? woman proceed to pass Judgment on another without bearing anything of a defense. I was ■ ngered. “The girl I kissed was aa pure as ttn angel.’’ I saM with warmth. "In your sight." “In the sight of God and the salntg.” “Yum didn't say you were in love with her." This was a tlirnet 1 had not connted ou. I warded It off by explaining that the affair occurred a long while ago. lurt since 1 was ouly twenty-two u»y position was weak. "She was old enough to know lietter br you wouldn't have cared to kls* her." I secretly resolved to punish Amy for this condemnstloo of one 1 l»ad had tender regard for. But In my vocalmlory a tender regard and lore were not uyimnymooe terms. I had never lns>n In lore and didn't know where the tender regard ended and K>ve ts“gan. “She was but fwirteen,” 1 replied. "This pleco fornts the stein of the boat nod this the 1h»w. him! this goee in l>et wi-eo tho t»oy and-.the girl.” ‘ “It's fociunate.'* t remarked, "that there's a |Hcs-e to go In between then*, slme you're so prudish.”' "I prudish?” ’•Yes. If I should rest my arm on your waist you would t>e hopplug mad." Him made no reply to this, and I dropls’d my hand <>u her waist. She might hare t»e*n absorbed tn Hie pnz tie or Inweft of a sense of feeling, for she did not notice (he ad. A slight motion of her bead again drew the atruuds of her hair across my cheek. T now fott confident of tmylng her lu tier own coin for blaming the girl 1 b.id kissed. "This piece.’* she said, jnitling It In « I dace where It fitted, Ts the cblpiurj to the Cabin.” - "Ami this Is the boy's arm^HOg* an o;ir.” I added, trying (p* Put to In a Have where it th* work ed for another favorite who brought mj, monopoly. The 8he dreadl did away with aucb wag *o /»nd *aved tb« Btat* larf Seaboard Aii Line Bailway. will pay reward of f50() for tho trrrettt, with] HYiiuttiou to .mAto it. the proof to convict, oftho party or Itirtleo who maliciously wrecked train No. 43 two miles South of Denmark; S. G., 12.50 A. M. November 18th 1900, or the party or parties ‘ who maliciously wrecked train No. 43 at 12.10 A. M. April 10th, 1000 at Otsiclc, S. C., five miles North of Denmark. C), II. IIIX, GKNRlfAL MAN AO Kit. Portsmoutli, Ya., Nov. 18th, 1010. MASTER’S SALE. } State of South Caro 1 In*. County of Barnwell. Court of Common Plea*. BrltlM) db American Mortgage Com- pany, Limited, PlsIatifTs, •gainat Mr*. Callle Hair. Defendant. Dy virtue of a decretal order to me firected In the shove entitled esnse, 1 v’.!! sell at Barnwell. In front of the court hoiue, on Monday, December sixth ItKW. It being sals dav In said month, within tho legal hours of sale the following described real property : All that piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in Barnwell Township, Barnwell County, Hute of South Carolina, and containing thirty three acre*, more or leas, snd hounded on the North by land* of Mrs. Minnie Ulmer; Katt by lands of C. A. Ander son ; South by land* of J. M. Easter ling and on the West by lauds of Ed Peacock. T«-rm« of sale cath. Purchaser to pay for papers. H. L. O’Bannon, Master Barnwell County. Masters office, Nov. 13th 1901). SALE FOR FORECLOSURE. BARNWELL COUNTY. They will arrive at Willis- • ton this week. - I liavc personally,.patient ly and thoroughly inspected and Bclefcted ill "the West every animal with the dete^- eclipaing, crowning importa tion of the year. ;; _ In kind and quality and price they are the lloracs and Mules that liarnweil county farmers are looking for. Come to see them. That is all that will be nec essary. Yon will wait no longer, go no further. Q. A. KENNEDY, WILLISTON, - - - S. C. TAX SALES. Smith Carolina. Bsrnwell County. Bv virtue of sundry Tax execut'ons to mo directed by J. B. Armstrong. Conntv Tiessnrcr, 1 have levied upon and will sell In front of the Court House at Barnwelf. nn Monday 6tb dav of December 1909, at 12 o’clock m ., It being sale day in said month, tbe fol lowing real E*tatp f to wit: _ One tract of land In Rosemary town ship containing one thousand acres, more or le*». and bounded ^Nortli and West hv J.3I Smith and South snd East bv K'tate ot C. A Jower*. Smiih r,y .f. \V. Kennedy, levied upon as tbe pro|>erty ol Spenser Aldrich A Iso One lot and bulMIng In WHMston T»wn»hip and bounded on tbe North hy Mellichamp, Sontli by Church Street, on the Ka-t by Sprawls and on the We-t bv W rt l*li. L*-\ (•'■l ii|K ,, i as property of tlm Eittatoof John K Hair. Also One tract of land In Blackvlile Town ship, containing fourteen acres, and one building ti .nnd«-d on the North hy Mrs. A K. Delk, South by Jerome Martin Ka*t and \Ve*t by Mrs. H K Delk, levied upon ns tbe properly of .lo^ph Miles. ADo One lot In the t*wn of Rlscliville. containing one hnlf acre, more or le*s. and bounded ou the North by Beaier Dam Road, South and Kart by J. D. Whittle, (test hy Horace Leonard, levied upon as the property of Nelson Williams. Pursuant u> the Power contained in a certain Mortgage of real Estate, given by J. U. Mmaly to the llarnweil County Building and I^ian Aseooatbm on the Sib day of January 190*;, and re corded in the oflice of the Clerk of Court for Burn well County, In Book 7 >1. page 30*, and with the consent of the Mortgagor to the amount due en dorsed thereon in writing, we will sell to the highest bidder for cash during the legal hours of sate m fror.t of if Court House In Barnwell, on the «ih day of December 190*- lowing real estate : , AM that lot. p'u?.*»-*d ' situate, lylrurf Barn BarnweUt tract. o r la »' “fhe ylel'" x^kxaBaeaal) 1 parebtly f *taple.>- “■ cotton ' per p? h “f\ Also BLACKVILLE^S. C. A OF THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE BY THE J.— CENT PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS. ourtopy, Liberality, Prompt Service and Safety are our Cardinal Principles. II. D. STILL, ISIDORE RICH. - - II. MURRAY MATHIS, President, Vick President. - Cashier. REYNOLDS S MARTIN, - - Asst. Cashier. Tt— McCORMICK MACHINERY We have secured the agency of the celebrated McCor mick Mowers, Reapers. Binders etc. Wc have in stock a large supply of all the necessary repair parts. Come to see us. We can supply vou on short notice. ARMSTRONG & SNELLING, Barnwell, S. C. One tract contalntn? rifty acre* In George’s Crnek township, hounded on the North hy M. \V Croftand Jana Mill S mth bv Martha S-ill. Wj-aiJiv 3L-biw« Still, levied upon as— ' ^ >V.S. Still. Al-o Terai^rt, frc pap«r* ( *«rtlnr IS' FALL OPENING. me v rrw -v— •' Tv \ \ Iff. ibanJ re- ■AM dofle.much dlsvusfeion. A popular i have *eparatc asylum* for whlfa and colored patient*. Biota wide prohibitionist* are can- their strength in Urn Senate, ifffcara the battle will lie If the con- avontokl laaue U forced. The Hoiue W Oduoted (ky by a largo majority. THE FEAR OF FAMINE. p. y<H»rtaaB yoara ago the moat Inrtu- and vote winning argument made In preevor on platform in advo* T «ey of the Republican national ticket rlB# PveebkpcY mlirht very well been conden-rd Into thaae four The Full Dinner Pail. Tba country was then In the /.enith •f a long period of prosperous peace. ■ Crop* had been abundant, employment 1 wage* wan ready and waiting r tbe marvelous development of ayatem* sriid aiauufaetnr , of all kind* had fairly and yie entire conn try * oeveeed- with confidence that hard forever left America and *r proapority wo»ld continue by mishap, tiucMIleU by lotbar a Uatmg glM: a lasting Idlne to r. RnQMivHt. 'Hie oipense* of the trip will be paid, two fifth* by Mr Roosevelt, the bal ance out of Smithsonian money. At a dollar a word for his description of tho trip Mr. Roosevelt will get beck enough to keep bin and his oa Ka-y Street all t/icir da\ » has been made *inec iuli-y took his oath of oMoo a* ' for humanity” *o bveakitig the long the United cowaequ (ftturaa to *i»yy » i'vbllc enpeo- of tbe army and improvement*. fit the aMiorilation of new leirKorhO THE UKKOKS W KKK HARDY. Congressman Lamb of Virginia asked Dr. K. I'. Galloway chief of the bureau of plant Industry In Washing ton last week iLi» v^usistiuu: If mouldy corn meat would cause pel lagra, what wa» the reason that toe whole Confederate army old not have tho ulsease ? I ir, Gslioway answered : Tn«y were so vigorous they could throw it off, I presume. But there hqye been great change* in methods of handling corn. Toe old method of topping the corn resulted in butler nut taring and in belter hardened grain than we get in the new ptocess. al though that ha* not been thoroughly established. Great quantities of corn aie now shipped into the aouth from the MU- hiastppl Valley and other corn produ cing sections of the country, and the movement usually begins soon after the corn la harvested and corn passing from tho old legiotis lot.) the so warmer auction will sweat. It will undergo fomentation fhat wo know- very little pr nothing about and large quantities of that com are sold In the market alter it ha* gone through cue t* »h~e»f prp(n*sfc**»n>isd.i it demrlurates.- one such woman, whose name tic not mention. he ■ aid : Mm believed In housekeeping a* a dm* art and an art vvonhv of ary woman Such u woman is a treasme in ao.v household and worthy of all honor hy the b*’st man that over lived. A CHRISTMAS BF-K STORY. It comes from higlfup in the S ate of New York. For seven (uais n col any of bqes lived in :v Isige hollow oak tr.e on a steep slope. I'liev wero r.ever rohhed, as the land owiur did not w r-h L0-J^3])®..trae. So they lived in peace and security. Shortly before Christmas tho land owner rtiimovert-d that the bee* had quit, their old home and gone into an other hollow tree near by. That right he heard a great noise in the direction of the bee tree and next morning in vestigated and lound that a great stone boulder hart slipped or rolled down ilia -lope nnd had broken down the old bee tree. He then rohhed it, getting 700 pounds of homy, which he sold and with the money bought a lot of Christ mas good things. Why did tho bees move just in time to save tbem*elvos v Midge —Did yin tell him you didn’t believe hint when he fold you that you were the first girl he’d ever loved? Marjorie—No; but I came right hack at him with another whopper. Said he was the Hist tnan who had ever kissed me. f - - ' ca,* a marvelous -- We are .endeavoring to determine what these clrangea are and to segre gate or Isolate certain of these sub- stances which might Sg injurious, if taken in considerable quantum*. As corn hn* been brought into thopellagra prubkUUUBl.U»«i»spj*rtuseot q/ Agri culture *taad* sponsor for the greatest 4:rop the world has ever known, we waut to know if It Is the cause of iBsease and if it is IKK the case want to know it. • A WRETCHED MlhTAKE to ondure tbe itching, painful dUtres* H IMIoa. Thero’s oo peed to. Llateu: • f aofsrcj much from RHoa,” write* we Wil A. Marsh, of uo* m vaulaU before U. 2&C f pent braltor, K. A. Denson j**-* < -’a Arnica 8 * VED AT DEATH’S The door of death * e.ned DOOR, ready to open for Murry W. Ayer*, of Transit Hrldgo. N Y . when his life was won derful y saved. **l was in a dreadful condition.”he writes, * , mv skin was alrnogt yellow; eve* sunken, tongue coated; emaciated from losing 40 poo frd'*r grcTwITriT'vv'ffiitrtr V trrpit lent liver trouble polling me down to thej deaHt lu apltw of doctor*. Then that niatuhle** medicine Electric Bitters cured me. I regained the 40 pounds lost and now ani well and strong.” Fur all ftomach, liver and kidney troubles they're supreme, file at O. N. Burckhalter’a, R.’A. Deason & Co. (n-Iaiw, HJj v* iXMt. the lover. TT- ••Vis, sor; .wwLft: "You mean I’crim.” “Vis. sor: I'atitn.” 'j'he governor opened his eyes. De I.esseps had Just completed his nr- rangements for building the Suez canal, and wheti It was IlnislHsl I’erim island would be of great Importance ns com manding the southern entrance to the Hod sen. a part of the waterway cou- • -'iiprttTTg two heimr-jdmrefi. It-Wil?, .of .. * course, the intention of the French nd- mirnl to occupy It nnd hoist ou It the tricolor of France. Secretly giving orders for n gunboat So Immediately sail with it detachment of British soldiers under cover of the night nnd occupy the Island, the gov ernor invited the French otlieers (who* were about to saili to a farewell ban quet and ball for the day but one fol lowing. The admiral was loath to de- hiv sailing, hut could not well decline, having placed himself under obliga tions in the matter of repairs for bis fleet. The dinner came off. and wtiile the Frenchmen were eating It the gov ernor had news that IVrim find been occupied hy British soldiers. When the French admiral reached his point of destination and saw the 1 1 British flag flying there he knew that i * his secret had escaped. But he never knew that it had boon revealed by me oMlh» pcMy ftUlc#r* lo ftip UisU-glrl of no higher degree than the tnakl of the governor’s wife. Berlin has to this day remained Brit ish territory. ■1 i R. A. BEAS©N 8l 00MPANY j ♦ I '•Marl*. I eant KUnd it *nv longer. Whme did voiputmv pipe?'* •. JklLlLU JSLl/Z^KD RAGING brings danger. Buffering dftien death to thousand*, who take cob!*, eoiigba and lagrlppe that terror of Winter aim Spring. It* danger signal* are ‘‘Muff ed up.” noatrll*, lower part of n^fe sore, chill* and fever, pain In back of head, and a throat grlppIt'K When Grip attacks, a* y >u value/your IKe, don't delay fretting Dr. ifing’* New I>l*eoverv. ‘‘One bottle euretf me,” writes A. L. Dunn, of PVno Vallv Mms. “a'teo being Maid Up’ tltree Would you like this beautiful piano as a present? We shall positively give it to some of ^ . our customers. * - Cotre to our store, w-e and try thia splrrslld instrument. V\> will tell you ail about onr plan of giving Ihi* piano away, This la o worth havimr. This Piano l* of the celebrated U PTON make. U ewrica the manufacturers’ Ten Yearn Ouaiautee, We