The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 16, 1911, Image 2
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^<1 the slive ininiuiiu*Mt t'l nil* ally but
4'on«lAlttly |*»o. |*tm If* truth.
TIip funrth ujomlrTlpnt w** UerllC*tpH
to ih** “t^ntnnlu IndUf," nnl w»«
prwfp<l by toipt. While *rnl Mr. John
M. 3pri«u. The cnplwl town of tht
OnUWhK »«• «|iu>*t»d iil»nn th»
very *P'*t »n«r« l« liotv fll« ttj*t h rf
Kort M il N.*vef h«v« thr«e people
fought the Whit* men of C»n>-
Mmt In ih* Tu‘C»rnr* wnr, in the
^ the Itevi'l ition enl in the W«r
ttettveen the M»te» the* have »li end
ever be«n on our Hide. It we* eminent
ly lifting th.it their uniwerving leyel r
ulionl I be rominemnreted In merbl#
end by theee two noMe men It we*
done.
Thue the etory of the red m»n who«e
“home vre» In the wll.I"—the «torv of
the feltiiful »liVe, lekan from heethen
lend* Into Chrletlen home*—end the
»t.nry of tlie •acrlrtuea e'ld •ufferln** of
the “Lo^t (,’eu**'’ ere told more full?
end »trikiog|v end grend y hi our ItUle
town then enywhere In the lend of
Dixie.
The Betnwell People.
JNO. «. HOLMES. Eoitir l Prop'r
UtGEflT COCXTT CIRCCLATIGS
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THURSDAY. MAl.Ttl Id. I»l!.
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TIIF. MONROr, DOCTKIYN.
Dn Momlejf of l>t«t. week orders were
is«ut‘d hy the Wsr Depertmrnt »t
'Wethingtnn for the •inlok l•oneerltre-
lion of twenty thousand reguler* of
the United States army, one fourth of
hi atrength, In TVxa* and Calif •mis,
close to the Mexican border. Then
there was hurrying to and fro. Tl*
»n«n fullv equipped and ready to light
Vere entrained from the multitude
kf fort* and post* wlfifre they bare
lieen on doty. Waralllps were tiDo or-
tiered to the (iti’f of Mexico.
To Inquiries a* to why this move-
tflent we* made the War Department
oftleiaD said St was only fir “maimi-
vre* r ’’ for practice purposes, to see
srlretfter the army wa* ready for troabl <
If ft ‘hould come. S:rcb eu answer did
hot satisfy the public curiosity and
<fra<lua'|y, little hy littl-, It was admit
ted that th** revolution which has been
iu progress in Mexico f >r »e\eral
months was the Influencing cause.
Io aotoe feapect* U i* a fimdy fight
hi progress bcfws'vn tfie adherents of
tieh. Proillrlo IMi/, the wonde’f il old
soUn«r statesman who hw* held the
I’rtsidency of the Mexican Republic so
hiany years, and the Insurgents who
are determined to has* a change f f ad
ministration. As a yrare and simple
family fight it woclf be only an inter-
testHttg epesuaidc to outeid* nations.
•tone of tjem caring wVtidt whipped
♦ult in t4c case of Mexico a*t<3 also of
many other ».f the sma'ierac^utific* to
€he southward tlicre are conspUeatiou*
“lliat excuse t!ie Interferotice-of foreign
’powers. '"O moesaioas** it! tlie wiy of
'hulldihg railroads and metkiug «Xhei
Hriternal hxproxensents are hold hr f^r-
*.»*igh eapfratlsta. who** gi>eeriHKrat«
htBO expected P* J»«k af er artfl pr oret
tilTcllprer-sts of their smtijcct u^tit Mta-
AMlMthellntfriial, reTolatJcaacy-waMarr
In pregfee.** in such owcaiisfj tfavonw
.incut* Of Mexico wosl On krai
America the drstrnciion of r%iHiMUi{.
snsniifactorlas ymd like Intere^u goes,
sm ascrrily. no utasight or car< '
a.kea of tttee fsstore. ^ aftmut-fa.-e I-an ea*y one.
j| The tk> igrcsuman tia» beard from the
Ho ooikc .pow»*« erramg enoirgi, sL«ljif^ nMer • (tepreaentati ve* and fceoatori
'commaad uapact iMihmdftorce oiuwttwwsHfuDaM wcari v nil the stale* hare been
is expsvKd vtidor-aheipctiH. *ofti.i»»: j. d.awtisl y tio. iharded with letter* from
'national cwart/cey to aciis p^ Tthe Hrmer. long held
•ne, ; e#.*rj, and to cren hranacem. . ^1,1 .tot ce.'' ba* been nrooght
J f‘*rcO If shoji acd tbrosu U* ism', titava>dOTth" Th« ra.uit wa* ineyitabte.
\Vlte desired off. ct |! I this fpecta. I- a* a rludb-a-
o J ahvsi-rf m / often repeated deelsratfon
Sj the responsibility -TdHe 4* fa^er b*s onlr to make Mm-
Ytiit. ' Htate* s* nearest n-tghlo- ancf [ ^ hoard to have 'd* want* supplied —
in. *.«• tgn •slonal e 'nae
l.'t tas*** tlie spur to m»ke
AN IN I KKKSTI\<» ADDRKHH.
I'olon T’ltv. (Js . Mircii 2 —The fol
lowing statement ha* tie.mi Waned bv
President Charles S. Bu rett to niem-
her* of the Kurmers union :
To the Officer* and Member* of the
Farmer* Union :
Your national and state odl 'ial* who
have been woiking in tV'ashn.gton this
winter in behalf of (ho Kariner* union
have found that congress i* growlag
n» >ra responsive to the demand* of the
American farmer than at any time in
it* history.
That we have not written demand* of
the Farmers union Into liglalailon I*
due not to lack of ii fluence, but to the
congestion Inevitable with a *hort *e*-
siun and the demoralization consequent
upon pending politics! change*.
So far a* a parcfl* po*t I* concerned,
1 ant convinced that that measure, in a
nitiiunil and not h riirsl *en*«. Is near
er than any if our members or than
any of the politician* imagine
Tlie lobby agalH-t the parcel* post
ha* shot i’s bolt 11 has exliansted it*
ammomtion. If ait extra se*»ion t*
called, oongi cs* will in nil probability
enact a general parcel* post If ilierc
I* no extra se**tnn. ibe ctiancca »re
strong that a general parci |« post will
be nntborl/ed at tlie regular session
next December.
non comm 1 rrAt, Rxriics.
If you will dig nti the letter* I pub
llshed last winter from Congressmen,
tan will Hod that in nearly every in
stance tbev gave non-committal tepile*
to the question regarding a parcel*
post.
Hut the situation ha* changed.
Atr.ny moment you may ex|>*'»t a
♦wttaiton of statesmen to proclaim loui-
th*’ they have »|l sbuig t>een In
favor of a parrel* |>o«f. Next you mar
expect them 10 work for If with a vim
Yhn explanation of thli singular
bar. frb id M Mexico to orrract Jtli^
(leataxiL'iloii of f .rof j jnvesintaitt> *01
capital in (lie Ttr {'tna. If thl* .*001-
try of out* shoul 1 ryf isa to be flic i>o-
rj: .emxn In this case aaw.o fordga one
wrbose snltjccU Asrt* Large uitftrwwrta In
peiU la Kk« #i. woiil I be qioUA do ■*«**!
(laetcauck armies tu overaace »I.fl,jf'gI-l
( Ittg ftwliou*. Th« ilontiso )
trine that «i*Viaxt 4e.eaWa
A meric*** waalgea rtiat wetn'tso for-
aver dead, and Knrpp?au govarnti.ents
would take smi L*tj‘ uew /uoLbold* 00
! this caalhoein.
The faregoing is onr guesa woda <tf
. t bo real and trv« luwtrdnaaa o' thU
.altualiouac Msc gnutli lL>«t. It aiay
be *11 or .ftriin’ly rigkt ar wrong, sum
we don't-claliw ta bt ax axpartcu atate
craft. TLere wlk bea.Ui*>r tfceotiae a«’l
*>ulv time t:*a tall wkat She utotivs i*.
M i bt-hca e tin M tur*.e as
atated above to he the eiuaa »:f ahts
,4lemon«tr*tion of ^’uericxc pojssr«.nd
pronca*. 1
A UFJU.l.U OR HAT MAN'.
• Vrom rtie ♦'opt Mirt Tinea cf l**t
week w« take thU Ueaittifuf-atid/ooch-
Jifg tribute <« the lale Oapt. si. F..
M'hile, the atker uf Pore Ui$ ” It
well deaerie*. areadLngJ*i euscry school
100m in Sowth <Jar««liua.
the ron-
;*#*>.***.a. 1 live up in hi* esmpaigo
prasulsas. TbefirnKr l« lindlng out
n«svr b !►** the spur.
In Uhis.ci>m-*ctioii w. ought to know
tlie aOsiigc ci'act Ilia oltli-o holding
apd lilktif Washington ii»* ut*on con-
gra*ssmai>.
W*. bsvmesa-tlchUrly no *«d during
xMiaseaa'J*’ vise indd snd tsm • condn-t
a. Die repre«ent*i I re* who
wore «*tii«e lire-valei* on tb stump
AVhsb'taey wen apiiosling for vottr
vote* lhfcyivs* ,r ^d dust like a *ralllon,
promiaad to seform everything over
aught .•all tie '‘start something" the
'MiomesatlMvy were »woru in
Mut^ld’. the change the monies * they
get ,»o.*Then, with ma. y of
theme/*<rt p1in<4psl objact is to jian-
hai^fv**. far Ikirtlc jab* f >r cnns.'tu-
aw»». anai. -tia sama little cnmaait. m
•..aigosnaot aecp fr« c seed going, gj. t
rise will. * *x»5h agricultural bulletin.
a<wi freeg-ov* rauaent oublicntlon*, snd
h*v e * gmad’t rv- themselves.
iti* trav ’htt renii- K;ca*io:i* 11 v tbev
irear ays**''ll.eir (kind leg* an i he:|.<w
tktwirter. iliu:'rnae.t ig ite rln»elv and
van wilt g* irm;3tj find ibe *ohje.■ t. 1* a
trivi*! iiho »l a*. 1* won't hurt iinvbodv
xiid .that n] (lie land-rsising i« to make
..he folvi* lino r hrlieve their faitliful
, ac/i isiLllsilt-; 1481*m.At. t!'C hwU. Ik
Til rax SRKISiMIt STBo.Mi t O M, K >;-,*M E N
CAU.INO CtJ.VuRF^B.
Wishlngton, March \ question
that was aehe.t matiy time* in V**' -
lagton tail Week— In aome lintanre*
by thfi thaiuber* *>f ( angrasa liiem
salves—wa* a* to how the extra sesaiou
of Ongtea* I* called Home of those
whouadartuke to answer It state that
the President must communicate Indi
vldnally with each member of the Con
«re*e calbd In extraordinary *e«slon,
informing him that the Cmgripss
would ba convened In extraordinary
session on a certain date, and that he
should take notice and be present.
Others thought tb tt It was necessary
for the Prerident to send a message to
Congress assembled, Informing that
body that an extra session was desired
and would be conyened on tucb a
lists
There were other Idea* concerning
the procedure, hut the striking part of
the situation was the number of people
who did not know just how an extra
session of Uongres* Is c#]icd. And,
unless pnop|. are .Jlffcient in this re
spect from their attitude on many
function* of their nation <1 government
there are largo number* of them who
consider themselves fairly w-dl Inform
ed, who do not know now, with ihe
tiling fre*h in th^ir mind*, just h<>w
an extra session of Congr?** 1* pslled:
KXKCr I I VH |•|tm’I.*MAT^lX
It !« done by proc amation, signed t y
the Pre*id.Mit, and bv the '.•■cretaiy of
S'atn. This pro. I imation i* not com-
mnnicated formaijr totim membor* of
the Congr.'s* ca'Dd together, anv morn
tlian an net of Uongrc** I* comrtiuoics-
ted to th*' people at large It i* mer.-ly
a state paper, and even one t* pre
auiued to know its force, just as even -
one i* preMimed to know tlm law. and
to a*'t in accordance witlt it* provis
ion*.
A DON IIOTFU.
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(Ne w A'ork Pre** )
R“*r bon* broth and g.w.d. sound
f.aKl sre served In warm wel| aired
looms to the half a hundred or *0
dog* In the British dogs’ hotel, near
Houthampton where the board nf
agrlcultu 1 e take* csra for ■ certain
1 • ngth of il.tte of all dugs brought into
Britain, ao a* to make sure that hy
drophobia does not come In It often
Happen* when dog* first come to th*
hotel they are terribly upaet and aulk
nrd refu*e food even nf the daintiest.
A prize hrod Airedale, f..r instance,
went on a hunger strike but hi* owner
sent one of hi« old jer**v Jackets and
a* sonr as Jack stun a t of it he r *n Is 1
the Jersey to his straw bed and fo m
that minute on he ate and drank »*
well a* at y d ig.
II
HOW SKA-HIKDs tiKT FKK
WATKR
Infant the only mellinrf hv which
tlie meintier* i f congres" ca f d to mcM
In extra sp***on on At>rtl 1 know !h*t
they tisv' been thus call'd is the fact
that the rrcldent’* produmVion lia* i
tipen • thlishe.l verliatim In i,1jio*i i TIHO
every newsi>aper in tip' United State*
Che proclatnathm-Hae-lf hav ttor in-pp
seen liy the editor of anv newspaper
in the United State*. Copies of it
were given to the pri **, and the pres*
did the rest If anv member of tiie
eongre«« has doubts aSout tlie genuine
ness of the proclamation he has *eeii
in thd newspaper*, lie is at liberty 'o
make a trip to Was ir.glnn and in-
*peet the recorils, to h* entir. Ir sure
that lie hs» been ‘‘called" t.v the Ures-
id'int to he on hand on April t.
4 When f was a cabin boy,” said an
eldorlv sail >r, 4 I often u«ed to wonder,
-ceing lords thousand* of miles nut to
sea. what they ill ] for fresh water when
they werethiistv. One dtv a squill
answered that question for mn It, wa*
a hot and glittering day in the tropj,-.
and in the clear "k v overload a lilo-k
rain i lond appeared all of a sudden.
Then out nf an emntv space over a
tiundred spa birds eanie danl ig from
eveiy iirecti ui Tael got under the
1 sin el ui.l and w ailed I here f,• r about
ten minute*, circling round and round
and when tile r*in began to fall the\
drank their Ml In the tropics, where
the great sea hird* sail thousand# of
mile* away from «h"rc, tin y get, tlu-ir
diii.king water in tbit w..y liiey
sun 11 out a storm a long wav off; they
travel a hiiiidie.l nti'es irlavbc 10 get
under it and they s na lu.v enough
raindrop* to ke. p them g'diig ”
— Young Kola’* Oath lie Wen 1,1,
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Deposit vo’ir Money and receive 4
Deoartment
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OFFICER
Harry I). Calhoun,
I’resi.it'nt
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N. G
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Cashier
Trkasukkk’s Noricr..
Tue rrei«tiiTr’a rtflce wib bo open
f »r the iplW'ic.n <;f tax. * 1'vied for
the. leaf commencing .’anuarv l,
I’jltl, f ..Hi tlie lAtli tlav of October,
ID 19 to the l4t(i fisv of \lar-h, IDll in-
t'lu-ivc. From the 1st lo the iil.t
January ISI1 inclusive a peMalty .font
pel coni, will he added. From ihe i*(
p. the Jkth of February, 1011, inclusive
a penally of 2 per vent *lll be added
to alt (axe* I»aiH in Fchruary. From
the 1st to the lilth nf March, 11*1 I, III*
clu*iiea i.enaitv of seven per cent
wd.l bu added to all unpaid taKe.s
(Uctyj .* ,
For State |‘urpo*L'* S’, iniibi
• * OrdItiat y < .‘on nty
1 ’ u r poses 44
" New .fail I’m poses l
* t,'onstitiilions) School
Purposes fl
Total l;t^ w.ill#
) I he in extra levy of twp
'• • '.'-e I, i'o ii-y vl:h'and Wil-
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!\. C. Carroll,
Asst. (.ashler
H I Ad KM K\ | OK TIIK i O.ND1
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CITIZEX.S BANK.,
located a( Bfsek vittc, S <’ . at the t'losc
of hti'itit -s March 7:ti lull
G, Miller Greene, Attnrncv
Grimd OiKMiiiuf
KF>OU Kt 'KS
I tlM'OUlltS.
Loan* ami
t >ve rdral t*.
Hoiois and Stock* owned t>v
Ihe 151 n k .
Fit r n i'it fe a nd Fixt'ire*
Banking lion*...
Otii-r Heal K-tate (>\. n- d
! Due from Bunk* ami tank
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to.'
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•j.ntH iip
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At the I’eojile’s Slore!
March 58th to
March-28 th
p> Mar.
1st 1 ;>)d, ini'!u*ir
•pecial School
L» »y)
P.plar Grove ; ml }; Barhry Brani-ii r
r dvarv, Kdi»tn, I rietldshlp,, lillila,
IJ -aliug .''prtng*, Kdne, Morn-, New
Kore*t, Oak (.rove, O d U< lumhla,
I’leasan! H ! . Keeijy. Branch, San Hill,
fleiglingv il.e. -Seven Pines, l inker*
Creek, 2 mi 1-; Barton, Pig Fork,
Bbok\i'le. Finer*. Fpper Hieti Laud,
l ave Ilieknry Fli'd O.vem»0io«s Roar),
- Vcs omre 4 r> .1 iiiiiis; A1 eu<l*lo,
D'Hihle Poml Mercule*, Lees, l mll|.;
a mills,
1-2 HP I A.
("II and
-i' 1 el aim*
evi. e J lor
few
r.iw Kft TO SIMOI n*
A nother di*coTcrv reeeritlv made hr
many peopl* |« thst the Prs'f.b'nt ha*
power, under the Constitution, to ad
journ ti ‘cseidn of Cutngrjs*. file ex
ecutive’s power to dll an extra s-**lo i
I* generate krtown.bul the fact tliat
the Constitution gives him |s»wer to
adjourn Uocgres* is not so generally
usderstoo.l.
Seetlon 3 of Articsl II of Ihe Con
stitution, dealing with ths power* of
the executive, say*. In part :
‘‘He mar, on rxtranrdlnsry occa
<lnn«, convene both llo.ites, or either
of them and in esse of dWagrrement
between them, with re*pe*-i to the lime
of adjournment ii*r may adjourn them
to #neb time s* lie sliail tiunk proper "
This rortstltnlionsl pr.wsr of the »x
,Ui
e r 4. v
fur rency,
Dor), -Jdi)
Hilver and other ^Iio.t t'.dri ,*4fi H7
• heck* and i a*li lt-'iu-, 7;,
Hlxchanges f-.r the 1 learing
lfoU*e
(?lber ilfso.n eg* *)i f
Total, 71 7.>2 fi7
I I \ Ml.I i IKn
UapRaJ .ifoek Paid ii». 2J It'd
Surplus Fund, t>»
I ndivided Prorti* le** 1 n r
rent Kxpeu*. » and TaXe. Paid 1 ?ia .T.
Due to Haok • i»od H»pker* 1 a»
Dividends Unpaid
Indlvieual iw-p«>sila '*llb)ee'
to < he. h 1ft,tax
Having* Im;>*».)»* t 1M
ecntlve to adj' , " rn 5'ongre*s 4 to such I Ifcmaud < erilfl<-*ie# O f li fe "It
time s* lie shall think proper," ha* not
it I* said, been exercised by anv presl-
ib-Pt It I* declared that sn attempt
on the part of tire President t<> exercise
thl* prerogative would be 'rev.iLuion-
• r V "
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Horn in P«*yt eduexted xt ■‘‘The
Ditadei.” * tK*Sc School -f, nithCar.*-
lina, ami a midler of (tv »*ny if the
A>mfederacv. he Invert with ail fci-s
iicart ll*** reputation of hU tsswit, Mie
pi iuciplo* of kin Stale snd tke c iw-e if
tlm Confederacy. T<> lionor aad com
jueworate t<k*a* fce Arwawie tkc chieij
Jigent in erecting t4*e fou-r aioouaiants
rliat xdoru Confedorakt t**rk iu Fort
Mill.
The flrat *»< (beie ie 4o#i4*‘x»*‘d t*s the
4 ‘Gonfederate SeWter/" 'llie «■'«<“>
for the mounwterrt wa* obtained in a
proper but nnueutj way. No< a diose
ava* -ecured by the uso «'f lemoMade
stand* or oyster eupper* or *<*o*al eu-
♦ortainmeut <w anvMtiug of the sort,
f -r the object w s* too sacred to Ic 1 iw
♦wed to sui'h a plane. V’ot one dollar
was solicited from xuvowe. If men
•sviin had Imperiled tbeir live* and
property for the Confeiiecxey were not
willing te brine their free will offer
ings for Xldt meinortMl i4 tlK* 4 L'ud
Cause" their money was not wanted,
for |ove ws* reuulrcd toeaoseerate the
jjift Yet a'l the utoney **«a quickly
anil quietly obtained and a monument
Itrge and costly for that day was ereet-
«*d. Ha* any o*her Confederate monu
ment a record as bright and sacred?
The second monumant was x beauti
ful one to the "Women of the Confed
eracy." Women had ereet*d ttsonu-
inents foJhe Confederate soldier, but
nerer before had man elected a monu
ment to tbe Confederate woman, wh<>
liad toiled and suffered at h-me a* much
ms the soldier on the tented Held. Capt.
White presented this coetly monument
to the •‘United Daughters of the Con-
federHiyp’—and it waa live Hrst. and for
m long time the only, tribute of this
kind to vindicate the boasted chivalry
«if the 3 mth. *
The third «onnment wae d# die a ted
to the "Faithful Slave." Ne om but a
•late owner can re* I lac the tender tie*
and loving relations that oftlme* bound
the hearts of master* and slave* to
gather Often the ownere would re-
jtard and oare for their slaves as for
|0f their own hn«*rhol(l. and of-
1 slave women would love the
tbeir owners more than
tbar dhj^helr own offspring. Thl* sf
lection, which Northern philanthropy
•ought to destroy, Capt Whltedeterm-
lith ooutaumoratr, aaitttancg erect- 1
The r c are some «rong, energetic ami
kaval cungjH *suien. i l ‘‘ l rL "' I be
Me-se <J**ir HsumWer* are increasing.
Kwl. fbey need tw hs *ncreH»eil still mure
rapid y. If 4he (Tiriarv w ant* to get the
•erricr Le wlhk>h hr is entitled.
The cosurrr'V'Cet*. a-o uct:oi or nv>rc
artivo *5/mgrro. *ii.rn thin it deseryes
i{ r«*« are awr-sativfisJ witli tbe brand
<*( statesmvniHrkp ■JsclMg la.Led out from
W Hslting’on, ji.kt aeavc.li vour own *on|
a* fo how far v<*u xrs- person*!!v rr-
, np^nsiNe fn-elenting tn ineomtieten'.
< e "e i |.j (t), atiti-nuton gxmbli ig
bill at The prs**.t**< -reesHyH we tiave lg<»>d
pr.speiX* t" pa*** List *u extra session
or next Uecetuber
It is certain to be eventnaFy ennetrd.
i have the as-ni:incie "f «<'nie of tlie
best Informed congressmen for tin* as
eert kon .
F ur tbeir abilUv and loyalty and tire-
le»« co operation,, l owe x debt of
thanks to ymw national and state < fli-
sviail* an*l oDh-t pumiinent workers who
h:icrt naststed Its oar dealings at b con
gress thl* w inter .
Charles S Barrett.
Union City, <1 a. March I, HMl.
A THAlfHAND DOLLAR TUOPIIT
At tbr national rorn show held at
Columbus, Ohio, last m..n 1 h a sllvsr
.■up inehe* hlgii eoaijog #l,r*S(, was
given to firmer R A .lame* i f inini'l*
for tbe prize ear of corn ma<’e lo the
Ulliled State* K*t year It wa- judged
to bv Ihe heat e»r in l**f rear’s bnmper
crop of 1,127v.71 f,rtT0 Imsbei* Farmer
Jsntea will hold file riff ftnffl next
year’a rTn »bv*w (. be d If he win*
again if will bw hi* few keep* That’*
noi ilk. Jv
Tlii* I lirwvf* prl/e nr 1* of the Ye 1 -
|ow (Vih variety ft h Idinchr* long
and 7} fwehes tn rfreiiniferertt-e ft
hs* }0 rowa of grain* r. to the Inrh
The grains average hve-eigbtH* of an
Inch it) ieng’b nn.) are ft *e-*f l ire ti r h •
''fan inch wide. ITe have seen rtn
grown iu t!i)« . minty couirrarril in
sviiicb Die I Jinoi* . ar t* :i nnhhie.
"ri/.e cup gtrer K■ Il"gg get* a lot ■ f
frr. adrertising for the fl (*«) cup lie
I* pi *idcnl of a Toa<tt'd Corn
F ood t'o wliirh manu facturea
busliai* of w hite t-r>rn a day Into a pop
uTmifcakTr»i di*b
rime I Vrt trtoatea ol lA-p"*!!
Ortideil Check*.
(‘a*liiers ('lieck«
N'Ue* and Bills Redl*"-onoreef
Bill* Usyahte, Inrlnrting (‘er
titivate* for Money tt"rrow-
ed
• Hl^r l.labilitW-* vtx ;
. p r»Jal. 71 7
HTATK OF HOUrif Cl RiM IN
Conn tv of B* r u w- J1
Before me ratwe It 8 Martin C*-h
ier, of the alwrvr named Dank, who
being duly »vvorr* *av* Ibai Ibe atwivel
and foregoing statement >• a true
•rondifinn of eai.t Knob a* -’wrarvi |r
t be fewdv* rr 4 »mI! t>a ’ *
If • . .t.
• b- • • ' ne- • . f ■ r i >e
M ••h PI I
II h Bui*. [ e. .1 I
N oVar y I’uio o , -* < '
'!
H/e are Openi g up at Cost!
I > i ^4' I >r 11'< >
Store!
*■
c
Barn well 4 ! j ‘ : i lk'
F-'.ir'aX ti in Li*, U ( i-'.m.
United State* cnrrtiuy,
>: h er com, con n tv and -cli
piopeDy Miiprovcd will bo l
taxes
t lieck« s n i ' I ra ‘ t * will be recotTeff
f ir :ax - a; tax paver- ri*k oiil>.
J. !i A rni*t khi g.
Treasurer fiirowell County.
DR. J'iO. I 1 . LEE, JR
•t
*i f h<* KioOfst Btro .m Feist ever <tffc
H!;k'k\ i 11c' Never before hds j brarit]
ed stock of —
new,
m p ■
we.)
select -
Dry Goods, Clolliiii<j and Shoes
be*n put on tbe imrket .it aocb red'iceb b^urea l.vetv
a11 tele wr otfer t* a Har^dbt, ami to -et jc ptjinted witii
lhi* pcofyJe of H'uckviJle .»rid vi^mitv vve leave ileridc i to
ptrt on
A TEN DAYS’ COST SALE!
Yoo can't afford to mtas it’ Iti justice to ytonsclf ^n I
latmijt it ia vour duty to fake a !\ intake of tbe Miriams
nflereti l-Vefy pdrrb t*c you rn ike means money sav e 1.
e doti
lolly the
prices
proof enure t
* R rtn ember
tb
* c
t
11
S tv nro to * n■ I
this 13 h .!«)• of
Cor-s. '- \ tr^.t
H D "ii l
S 15 H.ir,
S IL K o * h,
)
f’/fretirrs
N?DN F.Y M ’ LOAN.
ft ac* rnyd.' »ij itup’- .»i'| f .no
In Aikcti, fSarnwr I, Ks-.Pi ,
F nks I II amp (on . oonti.-* No .
IP.000 Jsin.-s A s\ ill-, v tr
N’w '21 -13t Barn w r 1 s
!Gr,.
f r.ine .0 i u.s t
'i i K
VVY .. • fiif I
G r » k \ a 11 r i»
tu Like our
w.'n!
t • > r 11.
Rea
i c a re
ofr i in t tri
■ j!.tr«,
.! n 1 t h*; 1
1 ! /t
tort be r
us *<> tba’
ivr c. 1
I sH' ' VN \ <)<|
.b.»•)(.• nf 1
life tfrn-- —v'hi
bit)
t a!!' x !
: , q . j, •
’’f ;-:r:
1 "f J
new
cp, 'ch
1 r; G. • '
\
'V 1 * \ 1
)ii r
( llanLe'
Ic vslo hesitates
1* 'ast.
I.uok for
V
<-nl r
ememlrc
’ i; v
i acc.
1 ; -• A 1» 1 n 1
V 11
5 A A t i
M- \l
f iO . 1
I 5. \ I r
1
.Show, stiovv, sliavv Hatordsy night
guru ■no
tbOM Of tHHl
Mail* sure
ehtMren nf
TIIK LIGHT IN UIVKM HKY.
Never hive asked for the whole crea
tion—
AH o’ the laud I seo;
Sweet littl* wowisn an’ x good pltn-
(xtlon —
There’s light Ir. the sky fer mo !
Light In the sky f-r me.
An* the blesaln’* fsl In’ free;
Sweet ilttln woman mm’ m g<M.<l plan
ration—
There’s light In the sky fer me!
Never want fer to rule the nation
There, where the high folk* be;
Sweet little woman's a soul’s salva
tion—
Light In the sky fer me!
Light in ths sky fer me!
Fer the light in her eye* ! seej
A sweet little woman is a emt’s sal
vation—
There’s light In the sky fer me!
—F. L. Htxnton.
It Is rlslmed thst marriage it a lot
tery, but it can not be true, else the
law would take hold of R.
You ousht lo sre 81, Elmo,
Time rotw u* r.f inanv thing*, bfit
wound* our vanity fust by (mro.Inttng
wrinkle* and tlie double rbln
NOTICE TO
DEBTORS
ITOOS
AND CRED
i u i r
I’ROj’Kll. 11 ) K
In'Webb Building, Railroad Avenue
j'tcsent* “iven awav w;’li every 1'ive Dtl’.ir Unu
N
O.
Will. McNAH,
Insurance
—all kinds
Life, Live
Stock. Ac-
Health
Ofticc in Harrisotp Ylock, Main St
BARNWELL, S. C.
Af person* indebted to th*- e»t»t
.Jntoe* I* Frr'«*o. ^re hrr'-bv .lot
'o mnko I'HVim-nt nn'l rr^ditors t .
prescPt [heir i l*!'o«, dulv iftestc l, to
K A Kill*, A ■ tm ii,i«11 ul.,r
. Bxruwrll, S ( M.irc'i 7, I'.'ll
; I.0TICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. /
j Notice is here0v given tlixf the >nn-
| de r*i j ncf| wi | on Frilyv, April, 7tli.
11*11 lib wi h th" Don .fol", K. A e I
log Judge of I’r.ihyt', Ipt fionl/r*t.'i rn
j a* Gilardfitl of Aftee V Sense/ C I.
Scn-c, A If S *hho I Am/ie 'Isne
| SeH»c i.rtd ipi l/f ir Letted Di*mi*-
I |i ”ry.
I. H Atotve,
MitrchJth, !f>ff ./(rHirdinri
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
N’otiee 1* berchv gii/cn tbit the un
] tier sign .‘(f wjl on F/uliiv, Vinr.'li iil-t,
I uni, tile wltTflToh, Jip'c ' K Soil ing.
I Judge of I’rt.-tl.iJp /nr Hi rn we! I Coun
ty, bis rimil roturri xs Exc utor <f
the cslite of Mirths E. '\ t ight dc-
ifH'Cd. and h pply for letter* Dionis-
I sory.
J. IT Thoms*,
Executor
Feb. 27. Fill.
Dfntist
\v I L 1.! " I (> N . - - D
I’.hDk f H i 11 :-rnn. WI.
> .'.'ill* il. the country, w*
i PI -idnmu t, it ofii ja.
A. IE MNESTElli
AITIlIfNEV AT LAW
NOTAKV POBUt,
BLA(’K\ XLE, «. o
DR. J.H.E, MILHOUS*
DKNTlbT
RL\< fivn.l », SL C.
Olllcc dav" Thtirndky, ^Ti*
(1:1 v ami .Gat iu .lav,
W ell ctjtu|)|n‘il t»ffice.
()|DTations ninilt .-v* rwai**.
|.'-*s as foimiatcnt -.Yrlh "ftfetj
1 * i ic c*t re a hd mi bl c. Term*
CA.sh.
DR. W. C. MILHOUS
DEMIST,
daraifil, - - - It.
or F?( F. flOTBUl
8..K• m. f'• 8 p.
i’rrson* living xw %v f-.mi
will pie.**.' tosl*s 1‘ffuifl ,mrn1» befac 4
coniii.g Ut »p dnlog tbev w Pi be twW
of imoisillxj* *crrfrTc j»nd srolrt
* p txd ot uien t*i
T. B. HI,US, JIG
Sl iiU.VIK. A\B HKBUIJC,
caiil atliJrc"SPn
■HVe*--n4 J-r*fdi4Jl 11 I’hI ,-rH. I — wEB
I n-cciv <■ ’ r trornj»f allrntinn.
c
A
8
J
< i
VJ 1
.VD . N L V
I D I h -ill.
Mmer to leiul on f; i »l
riot I c-tite. " per ent
i mom i - n hdri slits* tst 7
■ ill :i Ml oil ll! * o ve i <1 .(‘*/‘ IK).
J . (> Fa11 cr»on
mortgtigp ol
tiiterr-t on
7 per ren(
Son.
1 hr \ j I u tWlc lands of ;d*
E’itc -f. 'Ks'ii i11 Smith of Yv il-
ibton, dc i-sed l>y him 10
0<» 1 ddc Ma \ wel? (>1 phanapre f
j'Air now oilerotl for Hale acw
on liheial termn.
' L’
ror ]»iii t ie>dai‘A
ehher to lb. \Y. Chestei
Mmitlr, yS fUiAtoir, ‘>r OHnnd*
Sheppard, lld^(dleld f or A.
T. damiHo;). (ireenwood-
C. F. UdlbouB,
F. M. BcAia^a
McSa
Another Car Load Arrived Sat- c a lhouii& Co,
nrday, Fehruarj 4th
I
If yon hsye Real K»tatc, elthor country, (own nr city {rr
dispose of,— (onauairatf mrtWk.,
ir you prefer to Invest rowr monrj in attractive Kealjr 1
propositions thst are cniitianally enhancing tn value,
rather than reafixe only a small interest from Savings
Bsak*,— Inyestlgafe rreposltlreia ( Save
I have prominent connections In several Htatca and ur»«
•Brpassed fajliilk* for handling Real Kstale
Columbia, $. C. Bennett&v/ifici, S* C ,
‘ 418 Skyscraper.
"" " "
''**" 4 *•*^•* ,, 1 \ xrtsat.- *
25 MULES AND 4 HORSES! Life, Accident,
JPersonally selected by me ff> the best market of the West. They
will irot stay on hand lon^, far they are so strong, sound, well made,
active and tractable that they will advertise and sell themselves,
^Socwwe af once and doit't miss the best apportunity of last year
year and next year.
41 have the Wagons. Haggles. Sarreys, Harness, etc. ta go with these
eelfpsers. Prices will he as always at the lawest passible figure.
CHARLIE BROWN
CYCLONE
LIGHTNING*
A
“-AN Lb>- r
Live Stock
INSURANCE.
—At Lowest Rates ?n- •
Strongest Companet*
BARNWELL. —OFFICES k\
c*roiii* 1THE BANK of BARN WEI I