The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 10, 1910, Image 3
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TOUEHDAY,
NOVKMHKR 10, l^lo.
Eim OF BVBSCRIPTIOR.
Hui liftl** «mH)l
to date.
gram
he.m
la Adranec. per Aabttm
0» Time
.li.ee
Oae aeciion of th« rha»n »»ng I» at
AU«nda)#, the other neat Priratera’ In
Breaaiore townatilp thU weeA.
J. B. flarleo, J. B. Morn a,
C'.trk, Hopr.
RAEMONY LOOHE NO. IT A. F. W.
\ A /A ree^laroonim«nk>«t1oo of llamooy
Ko. 17, A. F. M. will be lield
Jfl ta Maanaie Temp* or. Thiiraday
AHflB No?. lOlb 7.30 o’clock Vuttiun
WeOirwo ar« cordla*,y inrltnl to attrn4
U. W. gain. W . M.
Hm. See.
Jeraey <_att|e for Sale. Apple to
Kutler Ha^ooit,
Barnwell, S.
FOR KAI.K.
Oeuulne home raiaed A-ppler
Oata. Price* on Application.
Bryan Broa.
10 1.1 4t. Allchdale, S. C
Seed
Gloria 8 If Rialng and the Town Talk
the be«t Flour on the market, sold by
H <\ Hutto. Hilda, S C.
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• HERE AND HEREABOUTS. •
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••••••••••••••••••A*
The daya loa« 11 mluutca in aunablne
thla week.
C»n« grinding la now aweetemng
cooutry life.
Court wl l commence at Bamberg on
next Monday
The cotton pickera make haate alow
ly alnt-e Jack Kroat came
"S'# newa” waa the repeated anawer
on Monday to our (|ueMtl <n.
The total ecllpae of the moon on next
TVrdncadwy will begin at 0 it p in a ml
end at * o* p. m.
Kleve'n daya more and the ahorteat
daya anti 1 •nceal nighta of the year
will be with ti* again.
To'tay two week a will be Thankagiv-
Ing l>ay. which elw<y< i uiuea on ttie
laat Thura lay in November.
Mra M. f,. Baugbman of Dunbarton,
waa the hnpi>T gueat ot her daughter,
Mra. J. F. (trubb* last week
CORONER H AC. FORI).
The county CegMitive delegation on
Monday recommended Capt. J Staff
ICallorTi to the (Jorernor f ir appoint-
tuent a» C<»roner to eerve the remaining
term of two tears made vacant b? the
death of Coroner Lewi* B. Cre.evh
r . (N-T r* TfV^'C
ae,t *ct\i.y f, . e
record hi- apculitl jeuiembrnuca: ol Til a
T’koplk
A letter pnat marked Kllenton al way*
bnnga pfeasant expeciatlona that are
never d|a*pt)(dnt.»-d, especially when
cuntalning the appteolata.l klml word*
w ritten and kvmnaihetic deed* done by
Dr R 0. Brabham.
EVERYBODY ATTEND
Dr I’atteraon Wardlaw, Clean of the
Department of Pedagogy «.f the .State
Univeraitv, will addreaa the Barnwell
(.'ountv Teachers Asaociatlnn on Satur*
dav, Noveinher 12*h, at 11 •chatk a
tn. in the School Auditorium.
Teaehri* and Tniateea are earnestly
urged and the public c. rdiallv intlted
to attend.
ay I
It I
«ALE C>AY
The town whs chock full of people on
Monday, aome on pleasure and more on
business bent. Sn many came by pri
vate convevance that hitching pltce*
were all taken and aome yards over
flowed. Propel t v sold hrmight good
values. A lot of stock changed owner*
but Mot so many as will do so Decern
her sale day Fatly starting for home
was tlie rule of the buggy riding visit
or*.
The lAorttaMene**
business tusy depend <•
and doing* id the next
Though fu|!r l ( .VX)
low n on »»1' .Ly there
arr*>ts for iutoxicatl"
of n<xt year’s
t> the decisions
f rr y tUj *
people were ji.
were on 11 t»<
i . le.tti od u. (1
Guess the name of tnc farmer wtie
told im on Sa'urdav that It*- lias .tfi tmg-
more than tils plantation w til ne** 1 im
• ale !
Judge Jobs K. .Sm-llmg returned on
Monday from a gres’ly eiijo\ed visit
to Ills *.»u. Mi. (». Norman SnclUng, i :t
Macon, • ia.
A mniher of friend* pulled our Ut'dt
string on Mtoidav, and others w. ul t
hut were too busy wuh busme*.* ot
more tniprirtanoe
(tiller folk* who thifk the hoys of
this time do no: amount to morh may
change tin ,r opmi.it:* if they w i ] conn
to the corn exposition on tint ‘Jdtii tn«t
Mr Jones A . " !ill»m* wa« in tow p
on Tue*d»y. warmly w.i umed hv hi-
manj friends who would he glad to
have him inuvc back into the oM
county.
The Barnwell Banks, Stores and
public oftlces will keep closed doors on
Thanksgiving Day Birds In thecoun-
try wt.uld do wt II to make themsi he-
scarce on that day
Dr. k. K. .Smith, who has h«en in
Chicago taking post graduate work the
past three month*, ha« located In Barn-
wet) for the practice cf his profession.
Office at Deasoti's Drug More .
It w*« rather tlre*nma to vnt** in the
numerous State iloc’iou hoxea. No
NO ballots were furnished as to lh-
constitutional aoondment f r an ad
ditional Supr-me Court A sao late Jus
lice
On next Tuesday and af’er it
will he lawful to shoot partridges, pro
vided land owners Consent to the tres
passing I f t he li II liters
Won residents . f the H'nte mti-l h«ve
licence* also .
I n the Aiken munielpal e ection oo
Mondsy Herbert X < Ties K-f) . (or
merlv of Barnwell, ja.ked only tW"
votes ot winning nommatlou a* Mavtu
over three opponents lie will mnk*
the second race with I. M C O.lveros
on next Monday.
Aiken peop'e anti tiapers t>ay high
hat deaerred praise to the address de
livered Isst week hv Urn. K r ank II
Cteeeh before the t 'onle- crate Veteran-
attending the County K.tir. Th-v es
teemed It one of the mos: t) (jipiit
apnecheaever made in Aiken
Lawyer-farmer .I Bruce Owynn of
Si>ar'anhurg broke the corn record of
the old iron district this tear hv ina
► Jug loV bnshrla and pounds on att
*cre We venture the opinion that ht“
brother-in-law, C. C F Hammond of
Beech l«lantl, told Unt how to make
the crop.
Land owners w» 'ter of few or many
•ere*, can do a#r"““‘—"Ing work during
the winter lelstii. in transplanting
amall aeedllng peach plants from scat
tered fdacea Into »n orchard place
They may make excellent fruit bearers
If they do not they will make toler
able lire wood.
At Blackvilleon Saturday afternoon
Capt (J O. Murray of tne Augusta —
BranchvlHe train while helping his
brakeman to couple two cars was caught
betwes n them and severely .Injured.
Ill* color hone anti three ribbs were
Eruk a a. - .-Af . jj;
tentlon he w»* carried to his home In
Aiken where he ww* frartftg weH at
I*»t accounts. If not injured internally
bia recovery la sure
In a recent Issue of the Burlington,
N. C.. News sent us by M r. A I). Date,
formerly of Trtit I'f.oplk ami Barn
well, we note a card from a number of
cotton mill operativea renouncing alle
giance to the Republican party, hhort
wrrking time has convinced them that
the policy and practices of the grand
old party are not conducive to plenty
and prosperity. There are some 30 cot
ton mllla In Alamance Countr and ev
ery other business ta Injured by the
mill hard tloiee.
In’Roerday’s elections the National
Democracy won a land slide victory,
carrying the States of New York, New
Jersey. Masaactujsett*, Connecticott
and Ohio, ethers in doubt.
Negt Congress surely Democratic.
BE SURE TO 00.
On nett Monday evening, 11th 1n«t ,
in the Opera House, Barnwell, Rev,
Dr. J W Welling, for twenty year* a
missionary In Brazil, and a most inter
esting speaker, will deliver a lecture
for the benefit of the Methodist Wom
an’s Fo'elgn Missionary Society on
this subject : “ Brazilian Scene* In t’ltv
and Country Through Which I Have
I'as-ed ” The lecture will be lllu.s-
I rat' d w ith magic lantern picture*
Dr._WidllrLg w ill also glee a brief res I-
ing itr Portugese and sing a selection
in the Brazilian language
Aa a lecturer Dr.- W. Hmg stands
among the very tiest entertainer* of rhe
Sfat*' an.) s rare treat I* In store f ir a'l
who rtpiy attend, and everybody shou’il
go Ue«idc* there will he rbe »ati*fic
t ion r f helping a go<>d c inse Admis
-ion cents for adults, 15 centsp for
clu) Iren.
THE BA ITT NT ASSOCIATION.
Later and eompl-tc report of the
gvod work of the Barn.v»H Baptist A*-
*oii ition during the i>a»t year shows
the collect ion for objects fostered hv
the A-soeiation t lie grand tot -l ot $7,-
an inrrraae of TfTd'77 <*v-r TTo-
cnntrihtitions of the —pr< > oma year
This noble sum is ex. 1 t«ive of pa-tor'-
salaries ntid ioeidcntal expenses
The Blackvil Church la»t year made
a proud let u les’entatiuus Mil I un-
boasted of refor I hv r* -iog IJtf'Js lh
for all objects not iueiudiog the p.a--
tor, »»|irv, neary one third of the
cootnlv lions of t he ettti ic a.ocial io .
a ml t w ii’e a« m uch as l he w hole As.
eia'lon gav" twenti y-ar* ago wh'o
Mr J A. .lenams w a s lir-l ehep-d
Treasurer.
Tile Executive < omnthfee will mee'
at Black i ide on to-Uy, Thur-dav, Khh
Nov ember a't It d<J a m.
I I I KKA BY < I
<>i
B OR0 A M7.ED
Frulnv evening 1 mt at the home
of B»* V A E El .-on fVe-e WM*
lannched The Barnwi) Music d and
Literary Club " ihe object of winch i»
the mutual i niproi I tiii.nf and cn!- rtatn-
ttient of its meinher* tlirough the *ro y
o? music and 1 teraturc A t:oo*t it ut i oi
ami hi- liAs were Hdopted atol the f d
low i ng olhcers elcered :
President Prof Scott.
\’ic- -I’resi 'enl—'I i »s Ma-ic Keel
Secrctan Treasurer— Miss Crouch
Executi i e Cottrn If tee — M es*r« '«c.>t r
and h.vlson and Ml**es Keel. Crouch
and Fra«er.
Membership is limited to MverttV
M eeti ng* n i 11 tie lull in the second
and fourth Fiilav t veiling* <d each
month. The exeimtivc contnuttac wi |
arrange for the programs
I he next meeting will he held on
Friday, \oi li, at * p m at the hum-
of Mr E'lsoti Sul'Secj.ipn; meetings
will b<* held at the different homes Ss
Tie club mav he im 'te.).
NOVEMBKK « Ol'KT.
Petit jurors for the tirst week. \o-
veiotier J-sth. were drawn on SCui lay
Allendale—I. A >! >11 i , K H Edru-
tleld, W K Cook. .1 I Wi,.ot)
Bald no — K S M Tin
Bara we 1 —J l Keel. T t> (’ay ferry
Rlehardsoit.
Bencelt Spring* — J .1 Drummond
IDackville—A B Hair, B L " Bovlstoe,
■* K Bovlston, Herman Brown. C D
Ityehe*, C J Marti''
Bull Pond--'I' O Lawton Jr. W (
(tray.
(ientges Creck—N •' (iruhh*, <; )A
( roft.
(.real ( rprea* — C II Druinmon l,
He rhe it. All
Red Oak —H P Audvrson, P M Lew
i*. John M (»at)'t.
Rich. Laud -k H B irekhalter
Hoscniis' y.-r A B Burge»s. J .1 Beck
1 M Mtxson, t» W I>eer,
W O Met hsKci , C M < rott.
Willlston—M II W ooiev. ,1 L Weath
ershec. T >1 WtMis, B Stringfelltiw, Joe
Wcathersbee.
A FARMER OF 0 A LI LK E.
If all Barnwell fa’mert were of the
type of Mr. D S Black, wlio lives two
mllca east of town, one railroad operat
ing occasional freight trains would he
sufficient t«* bring into the county all
the provisions needed to supplement
the home made supt Iv.
He raises on Tils model farm all the
substantial dally used eatatiD* fyr hts
abundant table and to *upplv his ten
ant* and laborer* except flour A» long
a« a flour mill was convenient he grew
wheat and when, if ever, some enter
prising citizen twill I* another near by
he will again sow and reap the golden
grain
The hid never slilnea through his
corn cribs and there is all the year
round h plenty of toothsome home
cured hairs in his smoke house This
year he has a pen full of fat ttorkers
waiting for nr«’TrgTf""WeYfrfeir7"TUty
weigh Irom 4U0 t«.» if)Q pounds a piece
slid the cost of raising them lias been
nil They are allowed the run of his
Helds Indore the corn is gathered and
they do little harm For the fall of
Ibll he has a drove of about a score of
merry fat pigs.
He makes a lot of cotton too. but nope
of Hie money received for it goes West
(or work stock He raises Ills own
horses and mules and never feels the
cost of their feeding and care For lh
or 10 years he lias raised a colt each
year, horse or mule as he pre
ferred. and now ha* six hardy, healthy
and happv mules and horses serving
every purpose of work or pleasure.
Mr.*'.
J. Powtli WN*'?ti\wariuirtf and cheer
ing contrast with *the chilliness of the
•a»rcUiugt_Y£intry wind
In the home State again was the ten
or of a welcome postal card from re
turning Dr J. IV H l>y Ties, whose
I post office la now Heath bpring*, Lan
caster County, S C. \
For a rare squirrel hreakfi*t on
Thursday we are obliged to the unerr
ing aim hikI hoi Uh friendship of Mas
ter Lekr.v Hair, aged 1J years, a Long
Braneh philosopher of present worth
and future bright promise.
The name of Mr . L. A. Drummond
heads the list of our November friends
His good memory always couples Tug
I’kopi.k with Treasurer Armstiong.
Tax atid subscription money come to
gether.
The Huiidav dinner should be the
best of all the week and f «r the superior
excellence of that re«t day iio-kI the
printer foik« thank the neighborly
thought and litteral heart and hand of
M r 8. F. Sease for his donation of roy
al Georgia yatns v
A happv closing to the week svas
given by the t/io brief call of Mr. I,au
reus \V, YotUtvans, upon whi.ar. stnmg
roung shoulders lias worthily f 1 en
the mantle a« planter and citizen of ni*
splendid father, whose memory should
alivava abide In h uior and e-te> m in
tite heart* of the prn| 1 • he had lov*-d
a'd served so wndl helore he was called
In j >in the immortals beyond the Tier
of time .
As the work week came to an end
Mr It. (\ Halford, whose vearenf long
and tme friendship have been so kind
Iv to Tmk i’Koct.K gave os good wnril
and deed to dteer it* f ir th* pa*t and
eiicouiag*' f >r th* future
The Cori) Club.
The Inhibition of the Barnwell
Countv Bovs Corn Club will be
\’Fwa \Vf> OFIVIOXH.
La-t 3md y hf y >e.r» tgo Abraham
Ltnci'lu waa elected I*resident of the
L nited State*
Eight hundred ttnlicense 1 dogs were
legally pul to death Td Charleston to
the last six mouth*.
Senator Tillman attended the S,ty*te^
Fair last week anti Ju glng fri>m^»p-
apeearances w as In excellent heal h
WINTRY WEATHER
SPEEDING SOUTHWARD
Col Roosevelt will make lit WaiTiiing-
ton tomorrow night his flrsl lecture mi
•'tVlid Men and Wild Beasts in Africa.”
Thursday night last *now fell to the
depth r.f 13 Incites in Pennsylvania,
iirifdng in places to tite d-'ptt) of three
fett. it was a record breaking No
vein her storm.
Theflf'h anneal Georgia—Carolina
Fair i* being hcl t in Augusta this week
Among the exhibits ate seicral indi
vidual citickens va I tied by their own
ers at 11,000 each and over.
Thero sre VI named candidate* for
the railroad cominDstoncraliip made
iiicaot by the death of J. M Hu'llvan.
’i iie unexpired term is for V<> months
and will be tilled by app'o.:.lment by
Gov. Ansel.
Clark Gray, an eight year < | i Lau-
r«*->s boi , won the prize ol lift offered
i f >r tike slugan for the old city by Die
sea. ‘‘-.ce Cltai lesvim Hr-t” was nis
suggestion ttiau won over many offered
b> cl ler folks.
hoM at tlie C'Uiit
ur'la\, Xovcnihcr
MrAsrt Ira VV
Mart in . (n .i 1). N
ILnisc on Sat-
vf'tih.
VVrBtams, O. B
Barrow are in
ate
rxpeelC'l to attend
,-L
tterl
Mr Williams has aiieaTv accept-
cl. lie am! another expert will
;.< t as judges. Mr. Williams wi!l
alsn annouii'T* the pn/es and
aiv.tril the veitihei
sued hv the Bmua
" all h"vs r.esin
wer to tite acre.
*s ot merit is-
of Kdueation
75 hu.->[ieis and
In Kansaa City three had white boys
who had thrown *-gg« at tiacsers l»y
were senteoced to break rocks for on*
hundred days hr to goto charcti every
Sunday for six month* Tuey witoae
toe latter punishtnent.
Tne Mate Fair waa a gieal success
Isst week. 1 ndicattons are that here
after mors attention will ►»** given to
displays of Pie 'lock, farm products
attd Implement* atul ivaa hor*e
racing and side shows.
In nine Southern State* 5 Ohfl boys
entered the corn club contests this
year. It is predicted that (heir work
will in ten i ears reyolurioNize th'*
S"tlth make it a c<-rn seller Instead of
tile annual buyoi f JUO 000 tMXJ Uusliels.
Editor t.'. H. Henry of ilo- Spartan-
tiurg JonrnaI who beard t 'ol. ktetse-
vtlf addres* -l,(KXl New Yorkers the
ot her night sava that as a campaign
speaker lit* sirenuon* one resembles
Senator T 11 "an tn the shape <f hi«
head and lace, to *oito- gestures and al
a tniinic
A new 70,00 • *pidl :i.ill is to be bu 1:
in Greenville It w H t>e the tirst in
the South to operate India lawns and
laces The ca ulal -lock wpl be $1*00,
O'm, New England capita l»'» lioiding
Ikno.iXKl worili ■ f the stock and (iieei -
i .Ilians the balatine When it gets to
work it will ad I to the exodus f. otn the
tiehl to the tow n.
cess ( f
y rain
II A IVY HKKTH.
Married on Sundav wf
din K . Goode at Tie
bride'
ler rtl
K eel.
Mar
tv W
HIS', to
('rook.
* niotlier M i-*
M r* K *T te H
"I tip* c• >nn;y
riiul at B trnw eP,
O Brimi , M r
ernoott by Rev.
home of the
I.e I i Hair, dangb-
Ir, and M r. Kobei I
N t* Veto i)e t full,
Elisha Stilt ot
Mg* /. Inha Hath-v of tieorge*
BAM Bl
Pa tit .1 u rors
Stacy Kears**,
N Z J'. 1 ler
M S B' atdialt)
1) li M at hen V
l\ 11 *>e i*e
C K ,S"I|
( MC'i
D T >m"ak
'*iinmp' Ayr
II I < arter
A W Fender
Aaru Rice
W II /. -rn
H L Hlers
I. I. Sandifer
J H IVa r *n rl
J A B»s»iugi>r
M I Zorn
Rg coi RT.
for Second Week
h. II <• ray son
II B Breland
< A Ratrii k
J I > >and, f>T
• K Sutoak
A R I >am p*ey
J i > Tniuita*
u It W right
.1 W McM iliati
I > B S'noak
.1 H I ant
H NV Cr«c*il
O J <' Lain
J M I »aotn 1 y
w H s n
K Be*»inger
.1 A ITice
J I > ('ope and J r
GIVE
I" i
Rrohl'
I» 11 e w
'll ill
N EW KIN" "F TE\T-
. Bi )0K S.
b<
t*
first hook worm victim.
Garrett I)ewey Wl)Statons, 1J year*
old. died no Hunday In Spartanburg of
the Hook Worm Jiaease. He wa* the
llr»t records! victim of thU new mal
ady in ifai* State.
>k on ‘ The Rural Life
e l Tilted S'atp*,” Mr
ilorace ITunkett, who has done such
irisgnltl eni work f t tite rural regen
eratlun of Irciand lias TPs to say i f
our Alllrnean puhiic sctieol si stem :
' At present coiintrv children aie ed
ucate i a- p for t hi purpose of driiing
them into the towns |'u the pleasure
which the cn! tn rod city man fe* I* in
t:e country — because lie has been
taught lo feel It—til) country cl.ild is
in«en-ihl > 'i'he country affers eontin
tied Interest to the mind which has been
trained to lie thotiehtlul and observant:
the town offers continued distraction
to the vacant eye and brain. Y*t the
education glien to country chi’drett
lias been inientml for them in the town,
ami It not only bear* no te| ition to the
life they, are in lead, but actually at
tracts them to a tow n career ”
ITte remedy must tie found In a new
sort of text-books; ajnl the be*l rdura
tinnal work that the Farmers’ Union
Can do is to insist open having text
book* In harmony with rural life put
Into nae in rural schools—not merely
book* that have an artificial or senti
mental smattering of agatculuiral In
terest, hut books that are iu hesrt and
marrow genuinely suited to the farm
er's need, w i itten bv men with first
hand know ),-dg« nut only of counirt
life but *f tlie problems of agricultural
education —Raleigh ( N < :.) Progress
ive Kaimcr and Gazette.
In pa-t y.-Hr>* lit. hrilllan *n
the Sih'p Fair ot* l>--.n i;tnii-.|
•.ir "tie < f it» g g s d ■ y *. tut | . - i w i*. k
the Flinty night hurtling of tne Corn-
m - r< i: 1 bu l idi ng, :» w ooden s' rm t u re,
was tin' suhsti.uip mlslortnn' |.o*s
about Ji4,ta>J on tiuiMlng and content*
Fortunately tne rare.t exhin'ts had
bee it preltull- >' rem"iC>l
XI rs T tli'lsn
year ago »* I i «
i. am> . th at * hi
nd wa* proud
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will on Monday, December
-DUJUMU^lUipKkhJ^ K*_. Shvl;
ling. Judge of Probate fur Barnw*-|l
Gitttuty, hi* fioskraturuaw AdtulaL»tr»-
tor of the estate of J XV Creech, de
ceased, anti apply fur Letters Dismi*-
sory.
R. S VVpathersbee,
Administrator.
Noy. 8, 1010.
NOTICE.
The County Treasurer •viR fio at
points named tielow fur th* purpose of
collecting Mute, County, School and
Road taxes for the fiscal year com
mencl.ig January 1. 1M0;
Blackville Tiiur*day Nor. 17th, HH0
A illlston Frida? ” 19th, HMO.
A Ilentlale Tueaday ” J2nd, 1$)10.
Fairfax Wednesday " S'lrd, 1310.
Treasurer’s otllrle at Barnwell will
be c)o»ed on the above date*.
J. B. Armstrong.
County Treasurer.
Barnwell, 8. C., Oct. JlRIi, HflO, . .
XV Rrnp > y of Iowa a
c..w . Itsuv Mild hi
h»<t 'sGed fur ffi.OCO
of tIp |>; ics |m ■ ue
pH*t tw. 1 e m "iith* (tiHl cow hs* pr"-
du el 1,01)1 poun's of butter and is
chsuipiou of tin* wur] 1 'Irs. B" |T**\
offered $10 Ik.** t'.r |)nirv Maid ini' Ip r
owner r* fused lo d"Ubl- his mnnev by
se ling.
Attnrncv (JcniTnl I yti sfsted on
Ssturdsv that the "Id s'nt* dispen*arv
graft ca-es wmiM he tfu-d at Chester
tills week Al' ’Male witri***.-a were
notified to be in Chester on Monday,
n ben the indictment* were to be pre
sented to Tie grand jnrv The charge
is (list of conspiracy between the l«*t
state hoard of control and several liquor
*a'e-in*n to defraud the Mate out of
$:;«.Mto.
I’resi Gilt Taft w i 1 mak* ( hatl»*ton
happv f >r h wh l- Tn* mornii g. He
will rea^itii- i-i’v frmn Washington
over tlie foist I .im-, breakfast with
Mxy"r KIipt, sp-hk tuihewlnte school
'•(111111*11 on Uarl"* Square at 9 1ft and
to the comri'd at ‘.i |.'> a' ttieir new In
dustrial school * ml at 10 JO go on tmn i d
tlie armored cruiser T"nnessen on IT*
f 'tir dal * sea trip lo Panama to »ee
how tne I'atiKi work get* on
vSaiJtliern t %cher’s
HeadqaHrtcrs for iro*k-. Hlacktsisr'i*.
Maps, ( h.trts, ( raynii, kr is-rt and all
sell >"1 supplies ( uillplrte ( utalogUc
i' r-e
ManaziNE am> 8t tv-meTios Aosscr
r ntertalmnent Books. Hta-elal fata
logticH. Wi- pulilisti Hotuhcrn hidiool
News, the omy vducational Journal
iu tii* btatf.
W. H. JONES, Mgr.
Columbia, S. C.
LANDS FOR SALE.
•
Now Is the time to buy, J.iwtrt* w1!l
nev*r he cheaper, and sure to Inorca**
la vau*
BUY NOW.
668 Acres, Rich I*an*l Townahlp
Barnwell Countx,
One haf In eu tlvatlon haanoa
woodland.
Two m-lr* from Hn* Ing Station on
At antic Coast Line R I road.
Buildings and Improvement#.
_A JuiCE*! n In this pi aoo.
Terms easy.
ftPO Acre** HuUdlbg* Ctud tmpTovw.
ments. 300 acres In cultivation, 806
acre* in woodland
Three miles from SnelMng station.
A. (LI* R. Feur miles'from l)n».
barton A . C. L.
Term* easy.
400 Acres In Barawell Townsnif
Houses and fmoroveinenu, Four mllaa
from Barnwell Court House
3(MKacres In cultlyatlun balance l»
wfw>a and timber.
Tempt eaav.
460 Acre* Three miles from Barn wan
Court House. 100 acres In cultivation
balance In Timber and Wood.
Term* easy.
50 Acre* thren m'lea from N»enwi»i
Coort House. Houses and Improvn.
ments. 80 acres in ctiUiyatlOQ bait
In Wood and Timber.
Term* easy.
Come and see theae pro|»ert*#«.
4 U. PatUraoc \A
The Weather wiaw. both acientiats and common senae
people, predict that the near Winter will eclipse ihe laat
in cold, ruin, alect and anow, Therefore prudent people
h « (l
BETTER GET BUSY
in prepurinp for hli/.zurda. For almost the third of a cen
tury the Molair Store has jrjven tho moat bntiafyin^ ser
vice to a multitude of contented cuHtomcra and ia better
prepared thin seaHon than ever before to please all good
tastes and profit all careful buyers with over vmiuca for
every purchase.
FOR MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS
Latest styles and best qualities of Hats, Caps, Clothing
suits and single garments, from the beat manufactories oi
the new World, cut by artist tailors, made by honest
workers, suitable to all apes and occasions. Warm Under
wear, Hosiery and an immense stock of "Shoes in which
Molair takes especial pride and wearing Which life’s walk
is easy, happy and healthful.
FOR LADIES, MISSES, GIRLS
An entirely new line of the most charming Sweateva,
M’lftks, T ics and Collars crowns the complete stocks of
all the well proven favoiites in the many essentials to the
comfort and happiness of the fair sex. Here are for Hie
busy life long lasting, easy wearing shoes of best qualities
and prettiest styles for social purposes and occasions there
are ideals of daintiness and eloquence.
FOR HOUSE KEEFERS
Everything needed, from model cooking ranges to all
the requirements of the kitchen, dining room and cham
ber, all of labor .Mid temper saving quality and adaptation.
FAMILY FOODS
In Groceries everything of the best in ample supply,
all Fine Foods that make life worth living.
All prices at low water mark and no high tide coming
substantial
TRKASU&Kra XOYICS.
Tfc# Tr#ft«ur#r'a ©■«• will X#
for til# e«iM*#tl«i *f
O'* flseal rw *mm*Mt*a Ji
Itm, from tk# 14th 4*y ,
1*16 to U>* llth day of March, tMt »•-
rhulra. Frornthalrt to tha Hat of
Jauaarjr IMI Io« laalra a aaoaHy of —
P#t mat will b# ad dad. f r**o» th# 1st
to th# 88th of Fabfoary, lit| # iarlaaira
a panaliy «.f f par ##at will ha addad
to *1 uar* paid la February. Frwoi
i lb# 1st io tb# ISth of Marah. Itll, ti«
111.
As always our best efforts xvill be to give
and satisfactory service to every customer.
VFRY SINCERELY,
O. R. MOLAIR
REGULATE TOl'R EXPENSES,
TO save money you are not obliged to resort
to miserly praettees. to deny yourself all the
pleasures of life, but merely to regulate your ex
penses by so arranging your mode of living that
your ineomc will afford a surplus. This surplus
it is that you should put in the bank and if you
do so regularly you will soon build up a substan
tial bank account We cordially .invite savings
accounts in any sum from $i oo upwards on
which we pay 4 per cent, interest comjKJumled
quarterly. N
4 o|o Paid on Savings
BANKofWESTERN CAROLINA
BARNWELL , S. C.
CAPITAL & SURPLUS SSOO.OOO.QP
LOCAL DIRECTORS
George H.Bates J.M.Easterling
Butler Hagood P.M.Buckingham
Whittle’s Spegialties
Everything for the Farm
All the Year Round
..THE BEST & THE CHEAPEST
FOR Quick 'Sale--A Cat “Load of Wagon* and
Buggies at Cost.
FOR Prosperity Planting -Five or Six Thous
and Bushels of Appier and Bancroft Seed Oats,
Barnwhll County Rained.
ctu«ir# ■ penalty wi #«v#«i p«f
will b« added to afl unpaid to*##.
<I/«Tf)
F#r Stats Purpose# ||^ mDU '
•* Ordln#t7
I’urpo### . 8fU “
'• New Jal| PnrposM 1
“ C«>n*ttttttion#l School * >
PurpoaM p
Ititol I8J4 ml)!#
Th#r# will b# m extrt levy nf two
mill* In Hruowptl, Hlackvlll# »ud Wll*
litton tawuahip fur public roods
( noMotuttoo ux will b# lf.no sod
will b# rerwivwt from October 16, 1810,
to March. Iu 1911, locluslr#.
tSpacfsl Sebool t^vy)
Ccisr bfor# 1 mill; Barbry
Cdvarj-, Edisto, Frtoadsbtp,
Healing Sprin(ts Kiln#, Morris.
h'or#ai. Oak Gf#v#, Old L>|uab«(l,
PlMsaot H»H. Kaadv Branch, Baa UIU,
itoIBBnfvill#. Swrch IMnr*. Tlukrr#
Crt«k, 8 ■ill*; Barton. MI4 Fork,
Hlai kvltl#, t’linrr*. Upper JMet 1*#im1,
Cave Hickory Hill. Owwm Omm lU*d,
^jTcawor# No. il, 3 «niU*) Mltaadal#.
Double Popd litreulea, I,##*, 4 mlU«i
Barnwell mil's; Elko. & mills,
rfclrfaXU mill., WifUatou. 7 1-3 mills.
1/ nited Mtatr* currency, G«ld ,cnd
Silver coin, mu#tv and «ckoo! claim#
Pfoptily appr«v#d WIH be mwlvtd for
taxes.
Cheeks and draft* will be remdred
f#r taxes at U8 payer* rUk only.
J. B. Arm*tronp,
Treasurer Barnwell County,
■
•Is, Jf»w
DR. JRO. P. LEE, JI.
Dbntist
^Sfcwit.MdTOif, - # A.1
Offloe over Bank of WHIfatn*. W*
nor. rerelv# rails In the ebaatof, to
will make appointments at otofe
TflliS"
ATTORKET AT LAI
NOTARY PUBLIC,
BLAOKV ,LLE, 8. C
DRJ.H.E.M1LH0U&
DENTIST
blackvillr. B.C.
Office dayB Thursdiiy, Fvi#
day mid Snturday.
Well equipped office.
Qj^mtion* mBde up
lews B«eon»iHtent with Bafety
Pricen reasonable. Te
canh.
DR. W. C. MILHOUS
DENTIST,
Jinveil,.. . Mb
OP VICE liuuwt
8.30 a. m. to 6 p. «,
Persona living away frwsn BarwtoB
wilt pleas# mak# appolt iments hadtor
oomtoff By so dot a a they wll) ho mm
of Immedtato atrvloa aad avoid Jto
appolntmeoto.
The valuable lands ol tlw
late J. Terrill Smith of Wll*
liston, densed by him to
Connie Maxwell Orphanage
are now oflered for sate up
on liberal terms.
For ' particulars apply
either to Di. W. Chest©!
Smith, Williston, or Orland©
-Sheppard, Edgefield, or A.
T. Jamison, Greenwood#
T. B. ELLIS, JR.
I SCtmiK Ul TEHRtCIK,
A postal card addressed to
me at Lyndhursl, S. C. will
receive prompt attention.
RONEY TO Lfc*4Dk
Roney to lend en irtt nsertfage of
real estate. 8 per rent Interest so
amownts onder flOUO.OO. 7 per com
oo atnoants over |1,000.00.
J. O. Patterson ft Saw.
-Just Received-
Two Onr Loads of Mules, straight from tho best
markets of the Went, sure crop makers and satis
faction giver*.
ALSO
A Car Load of Handsome Horses, that are aa good
as their looks, admirable for road use* and first class
for farm work.
The large experience of years ha« taught me
thoroughly the needs of this section and stock
selected and Hold by me nlwayfl makes good.
Pkicks Right and Light.
J. D. WHITTLE,
Blackville, 8. C.
C. F. Ulkni, F. I. iKthpm
fa IcM.
Calhoun ft Co.
Life, Accident,
CYCLONE
LIGHTNING
Live Stock
INSURANCE
r-At Lowest lutes Uh*