The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 02, 1910, Image 3
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n?* Barnwell /people.
THURSDAY. VtNK S. IP>0
Alwml U«e OftisftTt toatfkt at the
op**™ bo«»e. Pr^fe.W for benefit of
the rectory bmldluj? fund of the Kpit-
cop* I Church.
On Tnet^fy nj^ht liarnwcll Demo-
crate perfected the orgnnlzati«-ti for
nondoNtfuK candidates for nieutcipal
office* by pt iiitery elec ion*.
.< At the oieefintr of ihc Grand (life
K.of I', at Ueimeusv ille la*t ueek
Hinonz the officers ch"»'c’i were tlieae
for thU •tetion of the S nte:
.1 K. C h trr, It inil.ci jj. Deputy G rand
Waster for the Third District.
Herbert E. Gyles, Aiken, Grand
Tribune for three ye ars
William McXab. Darn well, member
of Creitenti.ils Comiaaiireo.
•'ft is very alith.-nlt for a lawyer in
•Clive practice to presHe as a Janluo
w ith absolute fail ness, but J tadfco Grai
her has been as si){n:aily impnrtial a«
any of the oldest Judges on the circuit
or sapTeme coijet nineties. 111« rulinjjs
• nd tharjps liave been free from
all bins, e’ear and conristent and
leflrna*d, and ihroujrh all that lie ha.s
done lias ba*eia the evident purpose to
give every litigant equal and exact jus
tice.” S > suid one who bus had large
and long experience in The courts.
There is a four year old dog in Barn
well that knowa w hen Sunday cornea a«
well as good Christi ans do He never
leaves home during week days, but in
variably goes visiting otittnieday morn'
ing« soon after getting breakfast and
remains awAy until late In the after
noon Wnert younger be avotilai follow
his ow ners to church and to prevent
thi« annoyance he was shut upon sev
eral shoedssive Sundays during the
morning church hours He quickly
caught on and has since governed laiiia-
self accordingly . And he doesn't go
to church any more.
Work on the new- Easl Main Street
building of the Home Bark of Barnwell
has progressed sufficiently to show that,
wheta completed, in a couple of months
time, it will be one of the handsomest,
most up to date and perfectly appointed
business blocks In all lower Carolina.
Ihie home of the B ank will l*e In the
Eastern section which will be bright
with davlight and brilliant with fix
Hires. M-rchaiit J. A. Hnffor has
leased until next January, with option
to purchase tor ift.Oit). the a'oinmodious
middle store, while the Western one
lass been didluitelv sold to Merchants
Mosely A Faikeiutein.
The prayer meeting service of IfcH
wea k was one of the most interesting
held at the Batnwell Baptist Ct‘a1 rch
for a long while. The talk <>f Castor
,C K (loode, based on riae loth Chapter
of ?lt Luke was in every particular in
teresting and beneficial. After the
regular services Judge W. B Grnher
Wa« introdni'ed and talked most tluent
1v Upon the great Importunin' of prAybr
meetings ami the careless manner In
which the ola) and middle aged male
members of ffie church treated these
meeting-. He impressed the fact that
prayer meetings are as csspnyfs.l ««
Snmlav service*. His talk was listened
to with gr* at interest and ead 'ymont
by all present, and those absent cannot
conareive tlic treat they missed.
Member.
The graduating exercise* of the Wil-
llslon High S bool took place on Kri-
dsy night. There were tlnee gfad-
naics. all of them girls. They were
Misses M a rti* Thompson, Alma Wolfe
and Sara H arh y. Kadi of tpe grad
uates read an enjoyable essay.
There was enjoyable music by the
nansic depavtf.irnt and an address bv
Prof Hand ol the University of BiHtlli
Carolina and State Inspector of High
school*, lie gave the WiUDton people
one of ills characteristic masting*. Hi*
addie's was well receivea! and Will be
prodilftiVe of much goo I The NV’.llis-
ton people are I'ontemplating the eree
non at an ear y ilay of a new and more
commodious school house.
Dr. \V C SPriila ile ivered the di
ploma* in hi* u«Ual happy uiauner.
Mr O II Best Sr. reeelved a let
ter a fpW' day* ago trom hi* kinsman
Mr. J. E. Best of Lelaml. Mi** . writ
ten the first aaf la*t week, givieg a dejjp
cription of the crop damage aloiie bv
the DUzv.ird of April iG'h when frost
snow and ice an eighth of an inch
thick destroya-d the proanlsin^ crop*
Corn thwn jointing was killed to the
ground. Mr. Best bad to plant oyea
I 600 acres, not a stalk of which had
come up at the date of tais letter. The
llelals were then »s bare as in Dei'eira-
ber. To hi Id to the discouragement the
boll weevil has reached the adjoining
county
Mr J. K. Bast is a son of the Ute
I,lent Kiehard Best Sr and i* one of
tlap largest ami nao*l suuires.vfully pro
gressive planters in the Mississippi
valley.
The closing exercises of tire Healing
Springs High School on Wednesday
evening of last waek w«* well attenateal
anti well carried out In dpiie of the f la t
that Mrs. Templeton's death took so
many pupils out at the la«t moment
The teacher* show ed remarkable abliS'y
in being able to adjust themselves and
their program to this unforeseen ea
lamitv. The entertainment was uta
psiiallv good- It consisted of music,
recitations, short plays and panto
mimes The dance around the Mav
pole was exceedingly pretty. There
was a good share of the hnmnron* in
the program hut. the tone of the en'.er
fa in men t was high. It vva* in fact an
ideal entertainment for a a'omulunity
that dentands an entertainment of a
varied character »t the close Of Die
school session.
~xrtbe'closg of tfie entertainfT’ent
Prof. Brannon ptesented diplomas to
,the two graditHtes from the lilgh
♦chool. Tlaese were Miss Keeier ah<1
R\Ir. Ernest Web!). Prof. Brannon was
dignllled in alolng this a* the entef-
unieiit had been throughout. It is
stljr to he f eg re tied that, be is cor?*
i plating a change in his lield of
1 tor.
RATES OP MUBSCRIPTIOK.
in Advance.
On Time..
Annum
*1.*0
li.OC
The chair
week
J. B. Harlev,
cW
K*ng
U. w.'
1* at Kline th 1 *
J, B. Morns,
Mupr.
regutar meetiuC of Barnwell
i *CW JO KtngWa of Pythma Will
tlwdr Hall "n FrklsT night
i o’Sovk. A full attendance <a
aeArtl. By order of
V.
Wm. McNAB.
K. R. A B.
Wt
fXffMAE XO. F- M.
ralor communication of Harmony
^ No. 17, A. K. M. will be held
Masonic Temple or. Thursday
e Ifitia. T.30 o’cha-k Visiting
seordialh invited to attend.
HTMT. tjntir. AV. M.
r ITcNa»)s Src.
BALK—Dne pair Dalrdch Jcr-
tfey ^s; full blood and line stock.
A . 8fan*eil,
Elko. 9. C.
<4t
1R SALE—Ten P.ug Mdies |aV) <H)
|00 .U0. Extra Value. Don’t Meed
J. M. Farrell,
BUckvillc, S. C.
Ith I
'little country meat and lard
iab$. T B. ff ar ey,
R. F. D. No. '2, Barnwell, 6 . C
J
for
for Sale.
200 bushels ear corn, price one dollar
r 1
per bnshel,
Ada
Ire.ss
t B. Ellis,
M artin. S. C.
CORN FOK SAf.K-60 bushels,!
t ar, laat jear’a growth. cash pc
irtbtel.
Apply to R. A. EllD,
f) Barnwell, 6. C.
E. BuUst Es^ WaS Id tort'll on
inday.
ti. E. tt’Bahnon Esq. spent Sunday
nd Monday in G >Iiimbia.
Plant small grain land in corn, w hich
'Prill be scarce and h!£h next year.
Rey. W. <L Bax ey is convalescing
Trom a severe attack of bilious (ever.
Next Monday will be sale day. Only
Pne piece of real properly is advertised
for sale.
The County Democrat*'; Executive
Committee w ill meet at Barnw ell otl
nett Monday.
Mr. and Mrs F. F. Dunbar of Hat-
tievule were Sunday guests of Uarn-
%ell relative*.
Juesday, Jutjr 12tb, will be Bute
[iaign day at Barnweik Monday
j Bamberg.
Margaret 1’res'on Younians
IraduaP-d on AlO'.aalsy from t!on-
i College. *
andale will have two graduates,
G C ‘Blount and S S. 'll«on, from the
Citadel t^i* commence met) t.
If pric.e^.oontinue to soar Barnwell
•o't wtH *o*^o liave to be maid by the
aqhare lnc.1i or tablespoonful.
Farmed B. A. Hair reports a good
w heat cfop on *«ndy lanal tr>o tl.in to
grow conf Wf cotton profitably.
Toe»»rK»w\wUI be the IGJnd annlvcr-
hfrtb of Jrfferson I int is,
tlie Confederate
••ry of the. b
the only President of
State*.
Judge Robert Aldrich and Mr. P. M.
Bui-kttighatoi were gue»u on Saturdav
tof the Eottr Mile Fanner* Club at Kl-
lemim.
nneofbhr best preoheta *ay* that
1010 bids fair to be as p**or a «r«p yeat
a* 1681. Therefore, plant stUbbl* land
in corn and peat.
We hear of ono fartkier who has 3.*»
acre* in wheat, ivo or six acfea ol
which will give a barvect of seven baa -
rel« ol Hour cachi
HeV. E A. Wilke* went to Spartan
burg on Tuesday to be present at the
graaluatiam from Wofford College of
bit eldest sou, Mr. Mertal Wilkes
Mr. A. P. Aklrfci 3* tirtJChWbod,
fortneriy of ba*^perfected a
prixe winning peach thai ripens H*
juicy fruit M«y-’1st. Ue b^a uauaed it
the Aldrich May Queen.
Kev. J K. Goode will deliver a
fpet'.ihl sermon to youtig ffieOeext bun-
daV evening »t the Uaptt* Church.
Subject,’‘What the ptofllg* don had
ICIt when he had spent all.”
We got even with several friends last
week In the matter of broken Atpiises,
ir Ifttcritririg,
Tncv promised to pull on
bht failed to make good as signiUy
Wrfe had brohm) oiir eng»gement<ro
joy their huspitallty-
Mrs. Lena Darles and dautfrter
Miss Georgia Pauline, returned ot\Fri
ds? from a happv and healthful V«r
at the North Carolina Normal Coiyge
at Greenaboro, for a long a til
feat vocation In tbtfir Barnwa
The Methphls. Tbnh., Cmnmffcld
Appeol Issued on Monday the first dn'
ton crop report (or 1910 The averagi
Increase for the South isji3 per cent
>8 per cent, of the total area up. In
South Carolina the acreage Inorcage la
X per ctnt., 03 pfer cent tip.
After oats plant corn. It will be
needed next year. Diver* friend* tell
ns that the corn acreage in this county
KAT3 AND AUTOMOBILES, AND|
other Things ( |
•'Kate is afrakl of autotnohilea,”
we tell aur friends, but ibe truth Is
her uiistross is afraid uf them. Any 1
way somebody or something Is afraid
of them. It i» bad to lie poor when 1
all one’s friends become rich. We
were enj'.ying life highly W hen one
friend anal then another purchased an
automobile until now while a doaen or
more honk along the public highways,
we still drive Kate and take nil the
back streets and rough road* in order
Co avoid difficulties with oor triends.
It we could h-dd our horse long
enough for them to pa*s there would
not be time to pass the "How are von
to-dav?” ‘ I'm wall, I thank y"U»” so
pleasant ia the days of old. But we
cannot hold our horse
One day last week wc were fee ing
practically well. Asparagus was about
IV he rounded up ami if we Iliad not
grown rich at the-business we had
been busy enough to took foe word to *
little more leisure than we were taking
We had plowed down most of onrs
and had taken the day’s cutting to the
station. We had driven about onr
plot of oats and noted, the, cow tracks
that we found on them. We had been
hailed by ;a friend who had unfolded to
us the whole school situation. Cu-
rlous'y enough K;ate had been willing
to stand still fot us to hear It. And
then we set out for tho shop to get
Some plows. Kate was tired of dilly
dallying. Her mistress usually goes
straight about her business, blie did
not want ?o wait nt the shop for plows.
We had to get out and aland at her
head in order to do mo. A bright little
urchin came along and pbovoked us.
’Whose horse is that?” lie asked.
‘■.Mine,” we replied. ‘‘Well ain’t
*he a mean old thing?” To which we
answered ebiphatically, "'N". t'he is
the best horse in the country.”
Tin; plow* in we made for home and
invited Lurie lieurv to go with us to
take them to Die farmer to whom we
had promised them. We were going
too by the watermelon patch '"to see if
they nad coiue up ” Little Ilemy Is
atways a ready partner, indeed, to**
fieady. If we do not take him every
time wc go, We hear ti e sound of his
lamentation long after we are out nt
sight. His face was black and hi*
btniy torn. As usual he had been up a
tree IDs mother protested hut we
put him in and sped away.
At the farm house we dat on the
steps under the shadow of a magnifi-
vient oak and told jokcV with the farm
er and his wife longer than we In-
ten.fed Then wc remembered that
somebody had told u* that Will had
moved, i’eople are always so interested
in your business. We knew that Wid
intended to move out of Dm old house
into tho new one we had been building
on at intervals ad winter. We had
been too bu-,v to go oyer to see Mow Ida
people lookeU in th*dr new (unite. We
drove down there and looked about
longer Dtsn usual Until Kate thought
we ought tp go home, flue would not
let us sav a word to >Vil| when we
inssed the field although rte tdioulo
have liked to tell him how to ease Die
pain in hia cliestof which he complain
ed .
We had come to «ee the watermelon*
though and we were determined to
drive p.)»t the patch. We krtew Kate
wortld not let us stop any more that
day. Sue did nut like it when wc
turned her up the road to the patch,
obe knew her mistress ought to go
hoitie fltie put down tier head and set
oir. If shemad to go she would not bv
all day about it. We were enjoclng
Kate’s liveliness when just as we
rounded a curve in the road there ap
peared before u* a iarnier friend in bis
automobile. We did not wave. We
hadti t time. And then we kdew we
were meeting a man with the spirit of
the old South, a Knight ever Handy to
succor <11:1111*61 io distress be she lair
or failed. Dor whole thought was of
getting Kate out of tlif road. We
were not afraid of cra*tiing into the
automobile, but wo were afraid Dint
Kate would wheel the buggy over and
leavb us on the wayside. Her Special
aversion to automobiles is to nleetir.g
them If she is in the rond ahead <d
them sh*; knows she has a right to the
public highway I jerked her out into
a Held w here *he stood alirrha'cly on
her lore ieet. and then her bind one*
for a second of time I told her to get
up. I»ui site wheeler! back iulo the road
only to see the autothobile hi a stand-
slid near by. S io darted across the
road, obeyed our guidance Into the
road and with her back to the dread
ful monster and set out as faitt a* she
on It Id go down Die road the way we
had come. When \Ve reached the
home road we let her take it and look
ing b ick we savv our friend OontinuinjJ
on his wav.
Little Henrv had not spoken and in
five minutes Kale was (mking along
like a cow and Hemv’s beau was in
otlt lap. He was fast asleep.
V. L J.
A Woman s Great Idea
Is how to make herself attractive. But
without health It is hard for lifr to be
lovely in face, form or lemper. A weak
sickly woman will be nervous and ir
ritable. Constipation and kidney pnl
sons show in pimples, blotches, skin
eruptions and a wretcfitld domplegion.
But Electric Bitters always prove a
godsend to women who want health,
beauty and friend* They regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys, piiriiy the
blood; give strong nerve*, bright evert,
pure breath, smooth. Vetiuiijf *kin, love
ly complex,on, good Health Try them,
ode at O N. Burckhalier’i, R. A. Dfcil-
aon it Go's.
A Dr*»<ful tt oaod 1
from a knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail,
fireworks, or of an? oilier nature, de
manda prompt treatment with Buck-
leu’s Arnica Salve to prevent blood
poison or gangrene. It’s the quickest,
surest healer for all aoch wo»«nda as
also for luirns. bolls sores, akin erup
lions, ee/em.L oh a oped hands, corns or
piles. 2.*>c at CL N. Burvkhalter's, K
A. Deason A Co’s.
meals in tho sick-
Nwf r eat your
room. It annoys the patient
not wholesome for yon.
ahd i»
Kepi llte Klnff til Homo.
•‘For the past year we have kept, the
king of all laxatives—Dr, King’s New-
Life (’ill*—in our home and they have
proved a blessing to all our family,’'
writes Haul MathuHfaof Buffalo, N. Y.
Easy but sure remedy for all stomach,
liver and kldnev troubles. Only 2 k; at
fL N fiutckbalter's. It. A . L>oii«ou &
Co’s.
NEW and nick stock.
Fifteen head at UHL Top Stablp*
If yon need more motive power in the
crop or for other n*e you w ill be suit
ed in quality and price by coming
quick to
Charlie Brown.
To County Cluimunts
Notice i* hereby given that all per
sons sending in claims against the
county must wait until after the meet
ing of the County Board of Commis
sioners for the approval and payment
of their Claim*, a* under an act of the
last, session of the Legislature all
checks must be signed by the two
county commissioners, and by the
county Supervisor.
John B Morris,
May 31, IMlo County Supervisor.
I HELP AND health
Arc Certainly Found
All the Yoai Uouiul At
{•WHITTLES STABLES
Foity good mnlekto 11FLP push the belated crop*.
Two thousand biushelfl of home
IIFl/P the IIK.VLTI1 of the worn
raised oats to
and Weary or
ailing work stock that needs a change
of loodi
Full Stockaof best I milt eiidieat running Wagons.
1‘KICFS TO SUIT TIIF PUKSEKT TIME!
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Notice of Election.
A petition having been filed In this,
office In accordance with «e.'tit>n 1203,
general school law of South Carolina,
ami In compliance with the above
named recilon, notice i* lieiehv given
that an election will beheld in Fair
fax school district No. M at the store
of F. M. Young Co. Saturday, June
I Ith, IfilO. for the purpose of determin
ing whether or not a special levy of 2
mills shall he levied within the said
school district for school purposes.
Tlie election sliali he held as p'Ovidcd
by law for condubllr g general elec
tion*.
The following trustees aie appointed
to act a* uVtnager* : F. M Young. N .
B. Loadholt and Dr li. G.Googe.
Horace J Crouch.
C. S. E.
5-26-31.
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i
fkra ■chlf Mpa In l
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each 00*0*7 • KflC*
worth |K® fw MMMt •!
with fro* tulftam
ExamlnatHMI OrW H« hohl
aoot/ulytaU Cl
geD«fall» for i
•Uf #111 bo bold M the i
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m c.l
r rlto for in forma tlfift
. wuHimi.
.
WlNtHROF coufeoa
dCRdLARSlflP AND K
eXANtNATtOM.
Tho rtaminhHoti for (hot
vacant tebototOMtO Io WMt
ie«v ahd for D
•todrati wilt ho hoM ot
coon Hoom oh n>»At,.
A. II. A pplWaatO OHM# hb ■
than ttflooil y*0tk M 0#0,
SchoUrkHlpo ore tMOot oftoh
m
Hit
imimii
” + tffey wW bo O^OMH Jb (hoo* .1
■■ the hliheat averog* n iMf e*
I (lion. BtotMod tbef MeOt tho MM
goyernlng the awanl. AffM
sohoierablpl ahohld write to i
Johnson before thh ekeb-.li
Scholarship OMNllnalton blank*.
flcholarsnlpft at* worth lift) e«d
tnltinn. The nekt aefalon Will
September >1, lilt). For fhrtbo
formation and catalogue, addrrei ,
I’hXS. D. !’. JOH.XftuN, Rottlk kill, S.0*'"
MONEY TO LHTO
MortMbgbs of RcAt
on First
EstaK.
Apply lb
G. M. Ghfehe* . •
Bwrnwvll
DUSO. P. LEE, H.
on 1
N«iticc (if Election.
A petition having been tiled in thi*
office In accordance with section 120*.
general school law of South Carolina
and Drt compliance with the above
... asH*uJAi u.^ bv rlven
4o communicants or members ot au
slkious denomination in continen-
Friemrvi States was reported. Of
June IDh, I'.'.iv t be various Protes-
terminlng 287,743. and
of 2 nulla *hall be lev...., ,
said school district for *t'tud c “^
'I'tie « |ection shall beheld nsproVi.-r
by taw for conducting general elec
tion*.
The following trustees are appointed
to act a* manager* : D f) ILL.
Zorn and D. T, Grobbs.
11. J Crouch.
C. 8. K
5-2'l Jr.
Stittb of Sout?i Carolina, 1
County of Barnwell.
M C Wl.li* trading under tin linn name ol
Vorkvillo itc.ggv Co..
..a
W W Will 1 *. Defendant
By vilthe of ah esccutioti to me dir*' ted by
W (dltflore in nils, tier)' of tlie < ourt in Die
abort “*atcd cause. 1 liuv* this da> levied Up
on and will r,r-!l In front uf the cotct i nose at
HamWelt on the t>th rtav ot June tit tie- uslt.al
hours of sit’eH, il bilr.g .sahsaluy in sou)
mouth, the f.hloaiug Teal cttaLe. tu wit;
All that tract ot land in WillMon tnwnehip.
three miles tuijth of Wllliston, eontaiiiing
t •Ol) fou? hendt .• I ;)■ re*, more or lev*, and
bounded n* follow-: Bounded not ’ll bv .1 T
W llisOrvYA K Willi- south hy •) N 'Union
atui tsHkf ot Amajidu lllltsou, and west hj
land* of A V W'lt*.
L--V led u]'on H*’tic property of W W Wil
Its to *attsf> the nl*) v c r>eeitti;'n and co-'.
TerttiS Of sllh i ksh, pun tuescr to pay for
paptrs
frank II CnM'h,
Sheriff of huruvtell Aobtity.
Uurnwe!!. 3 ('.,
May thi 12th, mb.
0RNTI9H
'WILUHTON, - > 8.
Office oyer Bank of WHliatoa. Wll
not receive call* It) tbk cool try, bd
will make appoiatmfcnU at office.
E
very woman likes
A Trim siml Sliapely Foot.
ITifortmiatelv many
in the mmtaken belief that they are making their Ieet smaller
get shoes that tio not tit. The result is the opposite of that
llshes a new rkcmOt woman’s loot is naturally shapely; the;e remains
Capl. Rolls left Dover at
o'clock. The atmospheric condition*
were 'xcellent. He lost no time In
t>*tfu~ L 'utfuv Hiw iout.iji a shoe that will
and the weather #aa' *6' “cio. Hiic -
winter, and there was so much snow
and so many fires to make and the
work was so dirty, that, I think, waa
why he left. He did not like Louis
ville and he wanted to be with the
French people. I never heard my
talk about hts friends. I
, , , ,, W7 i r deserted from the French
shapes anil leathers, We also h.>i-, v .. ...
, , 1 t- **‘‘1. me so Just
the famous . - —«
manoeuvres, but after describing a
circle, headed toward the coast of
vvaneo. in anticipation of the flight.
r is ttoads steamed at full speed
I orm inTiTTTs'yfi VM. J>ace of
carry a la rye line of
v/es.
A m c ri c.m-1**!!*! 1 d
--A m c ric tt it Fi CRt^MUtti
'*■' . s •* v v >, . >» V . s > t Nt V vV A' 1 v
Uxfords in all the new styles;
( luffinhf. Croud*,
Patent leathcis,
} kin! tvavc and
before
we were
‘Shift"
for
Men
tin metals, tans
A. H, MNESTEIS,
ATTIlRREI' AT LAW.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
BLACKVILLE, 3. C
DR, J. HE. M1LH0U&
DENTIST,
BLACKVILLE, K.C.
Office days Thumday,
Moultrie fiiu!ktt»rday.
waa currept oa SulllvanT tiffins.
Fry’s death gave riae to •*narw».
cuesion of the trouble.
Murray, the soldier under arrest,
l«-of the tame company as Fry was.
and la well known In Char
where he appeared in the go
clever and aggressive prise
meeting Billy Yanger In thn*J
ring for three bard battles,
Nonpareil Club. It la said that
^Hlid natv wtafc to AlbLJFn^
Ihirtiick
iJuikli:;^
r%
f 0
Grocer ie8>
liarnwcll*
So. Car,
LOANS N LGOt I At K is.
I.rsnS otl town and farm property
negotiated In iDuoiiutsnf nmoles* than
ll.dtlnitV Lotlg Or *!ib; t time. .‘suutii
(JarolluR ftiudrt.
J. A. W‘l||«, AOv,
Ban'Well, 8. v!-
\
FarM loans.
Loan* negotiated upon Improved
farms pavable in annual installment*.
No comillirtsidn. BbrioWer* pay actmtl
cost Of perfecting loan. For further
inforination apply to John B. Calmer
& Son, I*. U l>nx 2flJ, Office Silvan
BKlgj Cbiumbia, tA G. Fhern* No. 1085-
or Ri A. EHTh.
Bai n well, 8. 0
A I - fist IligH F!Vcf
Op -Sunday morning Glenn H . Cur-
f,^*,, an air sailor, flew from Albany to
;w Yotk, « drstHtice df 137 mile*, in
egc
our* and J'2 minute*. For
rhe vvar.
K
TheV Jo
Ve think
liieu
very green thing was da-
t»oth in this country and In
j Papers received from Eng-
‘that It would be remem-
resent generation that
a year in which
Snow tn Pittsburg.
At Pittsburg, Pa., snow fell Tues
day. The temperature was 2 9 de
grees. the coldest May 31 In the re*
VerjnlttttrttMrds of the local weaklier bureau.
WBi
New England and
;>Farmer*- supplied
corn produoad in
of the spring of
It trom $4 to $5 a
ffurnlahed about two
-weather of the
lifter the middla It
rid and frosty; lea
an .inch thick.
?re than Its
id ice
luater-
good
wen
('otton Crop
mreplv to l.ood circular letters mk-
cotton ai'rCnf»o rikI condl-
a ■Hied hlmertif. -L Go. of N.r
Pknt be was paid (tfi.OOfi by the
Y )ik World, newspaper. The
‘‘The above was a brief summary
of the ’cold summer of 1816, as it
was called, in order to distinguish It
from the cold season. The winter
waa mild. Frost and Ice wera com
mon In every month of the year.
Very Uttle' vegetation matured in
the Eastern and Middle States. The
sun's rays seemed to be destitute of
heat throughout the summer Jr all
nature w&a clad In a sable hue, and
men exhibited no little anxiety con
cerning the future of thia life.
‘‘The average wholesale price of
floor during that year in the Phil-
iStjalphta market was $13 a barrel.
I Tha average price ot wheat in Eng-
' UBd jm 9$ shillings a quarter.”
the ex-
New
newspaper. The nero-
pWne with which he tfhtdo the trip wa*
di-ven hy a gasoline engine. At time*
h< soared 1 000 feet above the earth.
' L/.Vi" rer..- . msile to get a fresh sup-
burial.- He was married last
and his widow came on with tbe
body.
Long Ballot.
It is said an eight-foot ballot will
be required Th The Slate election Tu
South Dakota next November, ow
ing to the large number of measures
to be voted on under the initiative
and referendum.
Blew Open Safe. ,>
The state bank of Unity, Wis.,
waa robbed Tuesday of $2,000, the
safe of the bank being dynamited.
The robbers escaped. The bank was
established In 1905 with a capital
of $16,000.
Thirty Suicides in May.
With one day to be heard from,
the ymonth lot May contributed a
ghastly record of ISO sqlcidee In
Philadelphia.
Clcfiiso*! Agricultural Coll
Eitaminfftion*
The oxartiination for the award hf
scholarship* in Cleifirton Agricultural
College will fee held In the county
court house on Friday, July 3 {), at 9
a. m. AppHcantrt innrtt fill out proper
form*. '* "^Oured from the County
It '
'» cities showing tfie lafgesi
yes of Roman Catholic com
intg are Fall River, 86.5
River, 86.5 per
cent; San Francisco. 81.1 per cent;
New Orleans, 79.7 per cent; New
York, 76.9 per cept; Providence,
76.5 per cent; St. Louis, 69 per cent;
Chicago. 68.2. per cent., and
delphla, 51.8 per cent.
In the five leading cities the pro
portion of communicants to popu
lation was: New York, 44.7 per
cent: Chicago, 40.7; Philadelphia,
38.8; Boston, 62.6, and St. Louis,
46.6 per cent. It is stated that, In
general, cities which have a rela
tively large Roman CatSoHc popu
lation show a hither percentage of
chnrch members ^haA cities in which
thi* body Tits a Comparatively small
representation. j_in Fall River *6.5
per cent of the total number of
members reported were Roman Cath
olics and the c.
resented 67.1 per cent of tne pop
ulation. whllo in Memphis, where
84.4 per
YQUR B0Y.
Arc you giving ym' 1 ' boy ,q fair chance?
I'lic younjr niiiii who starts in liTc with a
bank account unquestionably has better
opportunities than the one who has none.
You are cordially invited to Htait an ac
count in ibis bank in his name with ONE
DOLLAU and add other dollars from
time to time which you will hardly miss.
4 PEH CEfll. IMP OH P|iC? IP0S11?
SPlCiHL ILIES OH CEMIFiMIEJ) Of DEP0S11
BANKofWESTERN CAROLINA
BARNWELL, S.C.
CAPITAL a SURPLUS $500T
„ . - - _ . t rt Indiana who could
J L.GOAL, Ld/RECTymoiWhn, Thomas Fields,
George 11. Bates J.'fLartford City, Ind., hiat week.
— 3 • ^as a waif In New York and 55
.rs ago was shipped West? He
sober and lazy and bum-
over half a cen-
OFF
8.30 a.
Persons living „
Ill please make appofcr
comiag. By so dofng tb<
of Immediate
• ppointioeoU.
The valuable land*o! .iw
laic J. Terrill Smith of "W
liston, derived by M* t*
Connie MaxwellOrptensi^
are now offered for Mie
on liberal ternw.
For particulars
either to Dr. W»
Smith, Williuton, or
Sheppard, Edgefield,
T. Jamison, Greenwood*
T. B. ELLIS, J
SCRYEYI5C AKD TEEW6f%
A postal card addressed to
me at Lyndhurst, S. C. will
receive prompt uttciitioiy.
Butler Haloed
falling, to have taken
sort in Baltimore.
um —. re-
Haff a Real Joy Ride.
Finding that six tramps had brok-
Phlla-|en Into a beer car near Cheyenne,
Wyb., F. W. Hunt, a Colorado and
Southern conductor, seized the door
and sent the car to Cheyenne that
the men might be delivered to the
sheriff. They faced Jail cheerfully,
declaring they had enjoyed the ride
and were full of beer.
I
» church membership rep-
.8 per cent pf the pop-
1, wbUb’- in M
mr cent of the
1-ki-
J-%;
-was honest,
med-his meals
tury.
for
Six Fishermen Deed.
Six fishermen lost their Uvea when
the brigantine Mauve, of Cancale,
France, rtruck on Point Blanche,
while entering St. Pierre In a thick
fog early Thursday.
Eagles Attack Seoul boy.
Homeward bound A-om school, Ira
Cottlngham was attacked by two hun
gry eagles near Kansas City, Kan
He will carry tbk tewke of their
talons to his grave, though he man
aged to beat the birds off with a
club.
Could Not Get Work.
Albert Betts, aged 67. despondent
over not being able to get employ
taint, committed suicide tit Oreea*) section
vllle on Tuesday by drinking carbol
ic acid. He left a note eUtiag his
reason for the act. - ’ ^
reported belonged to Protestant
bodies, the church membership
was only $0 per cent, of the popula-
eommunlcants tion.
College Moved.
Harbioson college, the colored in
stitution at Abbeville whoee mein
building was burned down by kg
cendlary first several months ago.
decided to move to Greenville.
een6
MUNKY TO LAND.
Money to lend on first mertgaffis of
real estote. 8 per cent intote*t
and the 7 nTerW^*ff#part m e n t,
the 56 being against the !
of the complaints against the tntor-
lor departmcnt aReges an anjaat de
cision by the Land office is a home
stead claim, while the other charges
that the contract lei by Secretary
Ballinger for tfce-earxey of the Idaho-
Montana boundary waa without com-' ;
petition and therefore illegal.
Kequisitkm Refs
Governor Ansel Tuesday laauod his
decision on Governor Patterson’s re
quisition for Shep Pearistiftwi
mark, indicted in Charleston,
for embesslemeot, refusing requisi
tion and stating the legal grcn&fi
lengthy A few months ago Oft
or Patterson of Tenneaae
Governor Ansel's requisition of
Hebert, wanted tor trial hear*, I
■ rvfi
A gander
lia halehed
tor P. W1
and vhi