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>¥ i !«• M The Barnwell People. IKO. V. IIOUISS, Ocitar 1 Pnip'r _.e»vt'-.'V»riV' «skt; UKSCSf eoustl CtHClLAXIO^ r** v ^at:*^*. - jy-rac.- - . THUKSDAY. Al’RIL US, 11»0. RKMTMISCKNOTS OK J(»77. CCoclInurd from Uet week.) And never before elnce time hc(ci»n wa» there non on unforrowed »ea or abort plowed battlefield a grander vic tory than thU triumph of tbe right. For tbe aupronaa h*M»r of our drlHaa- tlon bid coroe, tbe day for the paaeing of the judgment of ita auoceea or mitI- tloe. And never l»ef.ire wa* there and never again cun lltere he gathered In Ihtmllna 4 ! capital such aii aaiemblage of auch men. Wade Hampton, the Ircuntparuble. tha one man who could, tmilinchinf, look deadlioar danger *o«are.i.n the face and dare (ta worm attack, the aoldler spirit that ooutd klaa bla dead hoy. the joy and pride of kU heart, and turn with tinaheathod awnrd to lead hit equadrona to the vfcarge again, Meu- tcoant General of tho Confederacy, now forever gone, the lender of them •II. calm, pattiouleaa. tinafraid, unerr ing when but a single fault might have been fatal, guiding hla people a* a safe •hepherd leads flocks Into the safe • weet pastures of a lasting pesos. And auch countellora as he had to hold up Ida hands In those days and nights of weary anxiety. Mstthew Galbraith llut- ler, a MAfnr General of Cavalry who - had left a ilmti but not an atoat of courage In old Virginia. Ikigadier Gon. prait Johnson Hagood, * the tsavior of Petersburg.” James C umc, a maimed .wetereo who had gb-e” info tno boauut •< Virginia a part of ht» ody for keep. Ing until the final mnstcr of eternity, M. Yf. 0»ry,"lljo bald o.ugh' of Kdge- flet4 l < * Aolws ttnU4<vP.»i4a)*iel kcGowan. Job* U KcDticdy and Mtuy wore o f •ligbMt heroic mold. And the plain men who thronged lietn 9ireyt frvifl HIP npt'ai gate* to tbe post office, clad In lioir.espuu, hear ing their own coats, sleeping where .they could find shelter from the frosts an J winds of the wintry nights, un- sglilinlsinlng, wer^ hero souls that had AXtart JUtk* last catf of «he to us of the high tribute paid to the dead great Bishop Klliott of Georgia. ‘‘And matchleas sweet the golden wheat that nurtured him.’* Of course there were In onnstant clr» cniation startling rumors during the deadlock struggle but the realities taxed sufficiently the setors hi the drama and cnnduence In the Democrat ic leadership w*s so complete that they caused little worry or excitement. As show ing the temper and devotion of our best people we chronicle this one recollection. It whs said to u« hy some one that at one critical period (hero wa« need of an argument In the form of ten thousand dollars In ready cS’h, \Vc mentioned the rumor to Gen. Francis M. Bamberg, who said to in: ' Go and tell Governor Hampton tha* if he needs ten thousand doltara 1 will furnish them.” llut the money was not needed. Up* country newspaper brethren conrtnn • to lament tha emigration of goml pet >lc to the cheapar lands of Georgia. Perhaps anotlier reason Is found lu the easiness and cheapness of divorce*.' \tJMacon the other day in two iioura c me fii couples were given their freedt n. One aggrieved bus- hand hrmigh suit for divorce becuuse his w ife had s'rnnk his whiskey. “Yes, I guess so,” I replied Two men held her while I got la with tha lines In mv hand. ‘‘All right now,” 1 said. Kate gave a dart and 1 waa gone with tbe wind. Juat then I saw a man In a buggy ahead of me. I could have pulled her down behind tbe hug gy hut te my dismay I saw him pull half way etrt of me road and atop It always makes Kale mad for anyone to stop »n the road ahead of her and she does her level be-i to run pver them I had rfbt time to atop her nor to pull her out. \ In fact there was a ditch the Other side of the road. The sat and watched Kate smash Into the one wheel he had left across the road. She was not frightened at the catas trophe but she was going home now that the way was clear, f had not time to st-e who. It waa that suffered the wreck, for before the othera had left the packing house 1 bad rattle*! wp at home. C. 1- J ON KASY ftTHKFT. Governor M. F. Ansell purposes to return to Ida old home In Greenville and there resume the practice of Igw after completion of hi- second term aa chief exeentir* of this State. SCHOOL NKW S State Ruperlntedent Swearingen baa sent out the second half of ihft legida- tlve appropriations for high school*. The schools assisted In this secthh» with their shares of the spproprkntlow are : CONTRIBl TED , EDITORIALS. a-.e-eee-#-ee*e^-e»e-»e»e»a-*a“-a-^«*-»-^-^«-^*-^«-*-*-^»^«-»«»n-eo^e** { i THE ♦ e ♦ I e Mother sacrificed r^ifb* State U>4fcV,fr ter or to be vtltli bar. ‘ From bqponfl 't/be Savannah bad come a» a voluivtenritlic bulghtllest • 'n of a Hraod^taiq.akJMlAa jtrataful, i ing mtBiiwy.trf lUa qplsodid h«l.' Gie portrait of iuUa B .Gordon hangs ;inon tbe graniu **11 nf the Ala.*** In which tbs Wallace .Ulotorg w aa wma. Ah! WaabaU jHJ/ex Joukupon their lib* agsia. Tonight »a arc Xit la Abe (j*iVrt*eas «> f -our chaiubar, dlstui bed on y bg ihf counting ef the eecweiia liy the oVx k and the fooUalU of ike -ehuroh goers through th* April mown «iury. am—g tbe memeries of the ^aatahlug sears comas this one picture aa If Mmi*ctl up on uur brain but yrsterday. It 1< Ah* strained, auxiosu face *H a .plssti, every day mau. but an uuwrlttea UoceeMirUry Of Immortality here and hereafter. He bad come from hi a quiet home aaaoug .the foot hills of Uu* Ml«* ithlgo in .ft'io^cnaCounty, sent iy hla MU*w sdt- t Jr,e^s as their Itepreseutatlr*. He had ( left ip,that aequestered home a wife III ulgh^.ioto 4«‘aih. She Itad, (>erhap». , kept tha faua work going and the H^ n ' ning wheel wad loom busy whtle he wore '.be gray Is* Virginia. WhsHhcr ao or not we,s.an not toll hut she was ol tbe spirit of tlieAirrAcs of the early six ptics, bhc.litids- biiw go to Columbia. aud though : t}°F 1,10 l| dlng« , name to him tliat stlU lower ran the aandt of tier life khe.attaaa of the Moth er Stale waa «u great atid orgsd that Jie could not be ijiiepod, that he could not tear blmseJf avvty.froui duly to ho ,aloe. to catob the last wlv-per from her lips, the final lovogj^poe fr.un the .closing eyca. The look of howrt Iwi nger . ou hla face, as of one *u£*-ing the Utt- turo of acrucili xiou. will not paea from uiir mental vi-ion. Tjiat t patvlot wai Kopreseiilatli J JLlite* uf i-’ickyiv Goon ,<y- When the <*.enor»l Aasemhlv AG RICH f,T URK IN THE SGHt »OI.S. A grestdesl (a bei <g ><shl about thf need of teocldiig a. 'rlculture In the schools Iteoauiie of th ' grow ing need for more n*e« and wot, ieu to work at the foo:l producing inn le*. And s*> the South Garolltia Depnrtt lent of Kdtici tion hn* anntw»iK-ecl tha an exvnlna tion In Agriculture will be required nt the Homing examination for toachen’ certilh'ato*. I’he exsnr. nation i» to coyer liunulcutt's text be ,t: 0,1 'gn culture. I f the need fr*f wen to ive In the oountiy were lees urgent ’ ° Hmt we neeil not grasp, a* it were, it every straw, this plan of getting cA ’ixens for our rural communities would he little '•*«« th in ludicrous It will work Dkg this: G, f■>* who have lived In t.,ivn all their hv ea, who know nothing of life in the countiy and e«re le** will be «bl« to an *wer a icW questions from tho hook. They will rot know the meaning of a fricul- ture in any sense; they will not 1 '« P°*- »c»*eJ with the spliit«*f the farm 1 they will not care foi the woods and fields and trees atul things; and the ' whole Hflair will be one great farce w e shall pride ourselves on having ta 'ght a suhjoct when we have done anytl dug else than teach it. If agriculture Is to he taught In ri ' K '* ity It must he taught by one who has tho spirit of Iho farm. The spirit °f tha teacher will count for more thf. »» anything else and no written examlui *- tlon can test this. Home roars ago a nun who was anx Ions to educate his children p«u tlic-x !n school under a teacher whose every thought whs of (he American naw. Her pupil* all wanted to he sallora. The thought that I* uppermose iu the mind of the teacher become* the *plrit ( f the school and makes hoys and girls *•*11 to he or to do certain things It )i , ollv to expect town teachers to teach ATiicultore. If the *uhje<-t I* worthy of .>elng taufitit It must he taught by aatvre’. free men and free women who have ‘troan upon the farm. Let ns bape t. see more of the country ssdionls preside*, '‘ver hy country teacher* and lot «s rx ' add to our already groat lit,ruber oi pretences at doing things. Second Ptvmenr, Total Allendale 250 500 Barn wall !80 300 Black ville ISO 3t;o Fairfax 222 372 W illNton ISO :;«> Jiamktirg 425 050 llciimark ISO 3 0 Khrliardt n;2 325 W llliston DO 3C0 We take the above State of Friday. Ago res from Tbe WORSE THAN BULLETS Bullets have often caused fe.es suffer log in soldiers than the ecxeum I. W, llnnlin.in. Burlington, Me,, got In the army. Hud •ntlVred with, forty years. •But Buck ten’s Arnica Salve ented me when Hll else (ailed,he writes, Great est healer lor sores, ulcer.*, IsdU, biirna cuts, wotimU. hriti>es Hurt pile* 2»:at N. Butckhalter’s, K. A. De»»on it < 'u. S. THIN OUT THE I>OGS. Last week 'here were forty persons bitten hy mad dogs receiving free treatment at the State Pasteur Insti tute in Columbia One of tbe vic tims of a worthless cur bad an eye bit ten out. Owing to tbe increase In hydropho bia a Pasteur I institute will be located in Charleston. THE CALL OK THE BLOOD for purification finds voice in pimtdes boils, satluw complexion a jaundiced look, nio h patches and blotches ou the skin,—all signs of liver troub’e. But Dr. King’s New Life 1’iilt make rich red blood; give ciear skin, rosy cheeks tine complexion, health Try them 15c at G. y. Burckhalter’s, U. A. Dea- *on A Co.’s, ; pen pirn i; • .... if Ladies, walking, driving or toring, ‘Queen Quality” is- propca footwear. Simplicity of style adds notable charm to the » new models. We have many new * ha^pes that will meet with praise * Shoe for Women f (/) every • would • in • & BAND CONCERTS! NO TICK TO CRKDt I OKiS. 1 Court of Common Pleas. State of South Carolina. County of Barnwell. A DAY IN ASPARAGUS. | waa tired when 1 went to mv work that aeomiog. My mother whs sick in the .ngkt and 1 had been up with her I had caution‘d her not to get nut of bed Mild had left directions lor her medtHno and feving hurried through with br«akfa-t six o’clock round MIC at my packing lion*e to sUrt the cutters off There w -uld not he niueh i thought and I would soon be buck at the liousa. But one of my main cutters did not ’’turn up” and so the work came on slow and then tbe •grass” for anme reason had decided to come up that day. Ahoy came along and w anted a job. He had cut one day last season and so counted himself an experienced lianJ. He was given a Urlfe and put to work. He made great progress, for he would set his baekvt down at each hill and get on hi* knee* to dig at tho stalk. He succeeded in cutting every one he touched too short so that hi* work ruined several b#*k<\t- fnls before he grew tired and quit The packers were Inexiierlenced and had to he shown how to pack It was necessary to caution and caution again and to sort out oveiy spring In order to have them d>. ita« l deetred it done. ^ At U't the last hunch was tied and ^ the last crate filled and marked It /railed lu speoiul sesMOti in tU' lining,| *,* long past dinner time and I knew of 1m77 Cokiuibia » as pea^efgl a* ah»t I had yet another field and auo’li .‘’Sweet Auburu. lovelicat villageof the. P»*clung lion*# 1 litirricd home, looked , » • i I after SHoUier a« best I could In p ain.” The rourU had eu*tq: tied ” the.; validity of the cleetjuu of Governor’ Hampton and l»u co randidatca, ami /bo removal of tbe federal gairison left /iovernor Chamber laics admuiiatrallon without a ray of hope. The UepUbUeaus of the litate. saving and excepting 4t« beoeficiarlca, accept- ed tbe reeulU and the task of umluing /he wrong* of the raeonekruutiou years >occopied many w«ek«. In the recousuruotluo of the Supreme Court Col lla-Lell »• a* elected an As sociate J net Ice, resigning Ids position as President of Uus old (Bi a rustle, Co- jutnbia and Augusta Atapkoad. tie /Hied that exalted office a UU cbaracler- jetie force, fidelity nud ability until pation that be mifht enter upon and jparry to success long cherished bust- ness ambitions. Blanche Valerie Addi*on, an infant hv Etta M. Anderson, her guardian ad litem. Piaiiniil, against L ten R. Addiaon, et al.. Defendants All and singular the creditors of the p« 'ate of Mrs. 8iu*n Melvina Bmad- wi ter are hereby required U> prove th« Ir claiei* before me on Miy 2nd l»l ), and the said creditor failing to pro ve tile claim against aald estate on sale date I* forever barred from here afte r setting It up pursuant to a decer here in of bis Honor Judge T. S .Sense H. L. O’Bannon. Master. We have had consigned to us to he sold at public auc tion to the highest bidder the property known as the Col. Mike Brown estate, right in the town of Barnwell, S. C. On the above date this property will he sold; it is going •to change hand* no matter what it brings and it will truly be a chance of a lifetime, a golden opportunity for the home seeker, the business man or the speculator. Many, many men are waiting today trying to decide whether to MASTER’S SALE- l a brief time, AiUihed Kate ti tfir h iggy and wiffi h .wild biscuit in my hand I set ojr. Mv workers were, good and re spn»*ible erne* »t»d the work was pro- greasing fieoly but the whole pa’ch had dGuided to.eume up. The head cutter had called .iu extra help which was not all that cnukl be desired ami much j grass a*ut to# *hoa ami otherwise mangled alter«J»e wanner of new cut ter*. T.u euttew wotre ahead of the bumj’i- er», however,Aad there was heap upon heap of little and big. white and green In one jumbled,mass. Wo set to work with a will/, crated up all that was ready and sen tilt it* 'he depot. And then we worked on. ( bad left Kate to the buggy and as .lit was warm the dies began to trouble her and before wu were aware of Itskeikad broken one buggy abaft Oneaf>(itoe mr.i bad to State o * South Carolina, Coun ty of Barnwell * lourt of Common Pleas. Bank ot Western Carolina. Plaintiff, against Francis 1 '. Carroll, et al.. Defendants. Hj virtu a of a decretal order to me directed In tbe above entitled cause, I will «eil at Wowell In front, of tbe Court Hou» e, on Monday. May the second, 1910 it being sales.lsy In said month, with n the legal hour* of sale, the followini described rca. property: All that esm iu piece, parcel or lot of land situate l. 1 the Cor potHmlia of the town of It tek ville, Burn welI t 'oun- ty, said Mato, containing two acre*, more or leas, a 'd h >unded on the •smith by Carroll »tr« t • on the North by lidnr • treet; on the I ast by lot of L* vie, and on the West hy lot of G ilrnnre Simms Terms of sal cash Purchaser to pay for paper*. H L O’Bannon. Master Master’s Ontoo. i\prll Dth 1910. MASTER’S SALE. state of South Cart M a. I ( minty of Bantu ell. f Court oLOotiunnei Pleat, Blancliie Valuric Addison, an Infant, hy Ktti M Viitlisou, I >T guardian arl iUetil, Pialutlff, againet BARRWELL, S- 0 T mescleiy, M At 10.30 A. M. from the critical woman, in last and leather that she wear at any time/ If you are quest of exclusiveness, we Jrecom- J mend the "Queen Quality,” i n I suede, patent leather or gun metal. * / X FOR SALE RY G. F. MOLAIII, | BARNWELL, S. I ♦ a P I- f r i 1 - ♦ “ a t 1 THE iCROSSET Shoe for Men Jpvest ip TOWfl Property passing wi or not; these men were in the same state of mind years ago; they lost their opportunities then and ar them by now. Others bought and made money and do thu same thing again; the waiting man’s time never comes; act now! You owe it to your family to provide them with a home or you owe it to your best judgment to take advantage of an opportunity like this to make an in vestment that will double itself in a short time. Penny Brothers, the Invincible Twin Auctioneers, will cry the sale, each speaking at the same time in the .same tone of voice. Thomas Brothers, the other twins, will be on the ground and will gladly show all prospect ive buyers every courtesy. Don’t fail to see these four twins, the irresistible combination that sells lots at the rate of one a minute. Hear Kichaidson Brothers’ concert band and quartette. This alone is worth going miles to hear. It will be well worth your time to attend this sale. Men R. Addison, et nl.. Del mdanl.a, IIv virtue of » decreti-i order la me directed In the above entiled cense. J will sell at Barnwell, in i *ont of the Court House, on Monday. Alay 2od I9I0, it being aaleadty in said month. within the legal hour* of sab . the fol- atgueud luMjt qftar Uor aud repair Urn.. luAdtuiAtuecUied real property ■Inca we iaet met Ifira but in tbit well remcaitwrad luteryyMv He daseribad the joddMU Of kh« •(></? of the Wallace j(<MM into M)0 KGpresofltatlve Halt a* jiarrated by ue last week. Nothing ;»a* eabl at to fflring Ha* 7*«* putltclty and knowing Judfa Haskell'* podestr. jilt Indifference to d«Mrv*J jaoipplt tnent at to unmerited venture we took pt tho adlNflt •* tho conldonoe who bad byiwrod ue with a frtenriehip that bad added mifnb of eio- pero Mtitfection to our IKe. 4utl m Jifftej thG Ikbi-’fU Ci«e daiuage a* best he could Token fona tbe buggy she prsnoed aroeud eke post getting more and more resUaaa a« the afternoon wore away We gut an ty.11 , t-mrn nf vo . r „ haw msae.l oth«r ciate ready and sent it dowa.*.n*l Well iHgh a tMffl0* yoare fiAapM* '»j W(l Wf . rt tl #rtfk on biit (be traiu was at the atatUii. TWrca were huiMhlng at break neck speed t« fittiali, two were standing with ham mer la bead to drive the laet nails and the Man we« ready in tbe wagon. It made tbe trip Ig tine / v * Then we net about finishing the rest to go West. We worked away till K wae growing dark A b«*P otill lay ttubnncbed. but I ooald delay no laag er. Tha crates ready were put In tha wagon, directions glvea far disposing of thg rest In the morning,tha packing bouse looked, and I w*a ready to go. But Kate wae not tiand to thoae hour*. A friend who bad flopped hy aald. “Vour bond wJJJ run |Wa/ »Jtb • ■ Ail that ocruin piece, parcel or tract •f land with the building* Mereon, situate in the Town of Wllll-ton, in the County of Barnwell and State aforesaid, measuring aeventy^twx (72> feet snd elx (6) inches by two hundred j sad ten (210) feet, or one-half length of what is known a« the Burokhalter lot, and bownded now or formerly as fiftltowa: <Ia tbe North by lot of II. H. Trnttl; oh tbe East hy lot of €. A. Dennett; on the Booth by street separating it from estate land* of Henry Smith and on the Weat by lot of Mrs. Mary A. ^Woodward, being the entire property conveyed L* me by Llsale W. Cochran on November gflnd. ItfiO. Terms of sale cash. I irehaaor to pay for papers. U. L. O'Hannon, Master. MuUf'a ofico, April Hb, IV1W. Ill tk Propertj Is Nicely L»eate ■■■■■ i i ■ w n i And if yon fail to get it now some one 5vill make you pay for it later. It will be sold on very, very easy term* whigh ivill be announced the day of the sale. We want the largest crowd that has ever been in Barn- weH. Your friends witl be there, so don’t fail to meet them and attend the sale. We will appreciate your pres ence on the grounds, whether you buy or not, Tuesday, May 10th, atY0:30. Gcntlcoren. we have what, you want when you want it in new Spriffg and Summer t Oxfords, of ■' famous “Crossett” Brand. i’ill find none as good^ at a price, none better at any ♦ price. Wc have a large showing 1 of the latest styles,-SMART styles, too. Come in ami let us relieve that “tired feeling” of the feet by fitting you with a pair of “Crossetts.” • thg fa | Yfcu wi flower T price. I I ♦ You should have a bank account no matter how small vour business. It is the very best way to establish a cred it, not only with the bank but with business men with whon you deal, and by paying all your bills with checks you get' the very best possible receipt. If you are not accustomed to banking, call and talk it over with the officers. 41 - 1 jF Ijnmc fimh uf -Garmudl invites Savings checking accounts—small or Accounts. large- -as well as OFFICERS ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 i ♦ ♦ l I 4 4 • 4 Harry D. Calhoun, President VV. L. Cave, Vice President G. H. P. Dew, Cashier N. G W. Walker, Asst. Cashier M. Greene, Attorney Safety • m • • Service 4 Per Cent. Interest NOW THE TIM 'i H J 1 Hill Top Stables the Place! Good BARGAINS for ALL! Grand March News for all Farmer Folks, for another choice car load of the best picked work and road stock arrives Thursday, March 3rd, for sale at Charlie Brown low prices! 24 Farm and Timber Mules 4 Exceptionally Nice Horses These new comers arc sure to please and profit purchasers. Good News! Another car load of longdasting Wagons, all sizes, Smooth Riding Buggies, Strong and Handsome Harness. Whips, I^ap Robes of all classes just received. Come and choose and make the right start. I’ll help you. Charlie Brown, Barnwell, S. C. A+^+^+*4-*+a+a+»+#+#-}.#+a+#+#+# +# .l. 0 ^ #+#+#+#+#+#+#+#+# ^ GREENSBORO, N. 0. STEPHEN S. FURSE. JR. EDMUND M. LAWTON. FURSE ASD LAWTON. Cotton Factors, bagging and Ties, Fertiizers, Handlers of Upland, Sea Island and Fiorodora Cotton Liberal advances made on consignments of cotton. 1 erscnal, prompt and careful attention to all business entrusted to us. FURSE & LAWTOX, 212 EastBay St., Savamiah. (Li. FARM LOANS. I.osn* negotiated upon Improved rKnii* payable in annual installments. No commission. Borrower* pay actual coat of perfecting loan. For further information apply to John B. Palmer & Son. P. O. Box 2S2, Office Sylvan Bldg, Columbia, S C. Phone No. 1085 or R. A. Ellis. Barnwell, tf. C LOANS NEGOTIATED. Losna on town and farm property negotiated in amount* of not less than *1,000 00. Long or short time, south Carolina funds. J. A. Will!*, Attv, Barnwell, u. o. T. B, ELLIS, JR. SURVEVI5C ASD TElRiCIKC, A postal card addressed to me at Lyndhurst, S. C. will receive ])rompt attention. MONEY TO LEND. Money to lend ou first mortgage of real estate. 8 per cent Interest* on anion nl* under #1000.00. T per cent ou amount* over *1,000 00. 4. 0. FaHerson A !£oa, i£tL.