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TBUR.SDAY. MARCH 30, H>11.
RATES OP StIBSCRIPTION.
Id Adrance. par Aanum fl.M
On Tim# fi dt
One section of th^ chnin junjc niovru
tliii week to a point, near ^vcmnoie or,
the tmmI from Sveamore to Jenny. Tne
other eeftlon will he at Duck Branch,
on the nmd from Allendale to Fairfax.
1. B. Harley,
Clerk.
J. B-. Morrta,
Mupr.
HARMONY I^TdOE NO. 17 A. F. M.
I A /A rejmlarcommnnleatlon of Hnrtnony
\U/ Lode* No. 17, A. V. M. will be held
jBL In Maaontc Temple or. Thurwlay
aNflk April IStb 7.30 o’clock Visiting
brethren are cordlany invltcl to attend.
A. A. Lemon, \V. M.
Wm. McNab, See
FOR SALE—Imndred acre* of
fine farming land, north of Blackville,
In a eery desirable sc'-Uon.
H. D. Still. Illackville, S. C-
A large liver and white colored
point er dog *traved from my place on
the aemnd dav of January. A liberal
reward will be paid if returned to
J J Walker,
tf Millcttevllle, S. C.
Will exchange 1 No 9 Matliuahek
IMano, *tyle grand »(iuare, for good
borae or mule. Addre»*
I*. O Box 94, Blackville, S 0.
EGGS FOR SALK.
<3
White Wyandotte Kgg* from thor
oughbred Stock, $1 per setting of 15.
M r*. F. II Dicks,
Dunbarton, S. C , Home I.
WANTED—A good gentle cow, giv
ing two gallons or moie rich milk a day
Apply in person or write fody to
B. T. Rice.
Barn w. H, S. C
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• HERE AND HEREABOUTS. •
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THE MOON THIS MONTH.
March
First Quarter 7
Full Moon 11
last (Juar ter ’JJ
New Moon 3<)
A call from and chat with Mr. H. I).
Still on last week’s bti«v day wn« a*
health helpful as a morning at a pic
me.
One of the most desirable farms In
tile prosperous and progressive K.|j*to
.ectton of the county is advertised fur
private sale In this issn^ by Mr* Rosa
VI. KadclitTe of Baxley. <ja. Anv one
wishing a home place or inve- menr
• hat will continually increase In value
and pay annual good dividend* will d >
well to correspomi wi h Mts Kadclille,
submitting their heat, bi i* Her only
reason for offering it for sale is i he f tc
that It la not convenient to look Hiier
its renting and caie.
The (bdnmhia Record of Friday
pays.this well deserved coiup'im - t to
a foriaer clttxen of itar>>wi|.:
Mr. W . H. .1 ones of C lumtiia, |>ro-
prietoi of tiie Southern Teachers’
agenev amt Southern School News and
•one of the secretaries of the 'state
Teachers’ association, is one of (lie
hardest workers in the convention He
has a genius for detail atul his person.I
acquaintance among the teachers is
large It Is telling no tales out ot
school to say that to hiin many of
the teachers owe their positions
MEMORIAL DAY.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
The Rivers Bridge Memorial Assoeia-' Whereas. God In His wisdom has
tiou wi l observe Fittlay, April '48 h. a* | seen tit to call from our tmml.er-h p
Memorial Dav. t’ol James Armstrong : nut b- loved brother r -J M. Hair, who
of ( hariesttoi will deliver the meinoi lal .’served us I ai t • f u 11V 1 as chucn t| k
a hiress. The following committee* fn l•verlhlrtv yi**r«,
have been appointed : I Be it resolved:
On Grounds and Order of the Dav— First That while we h >\v in
A NEW ENTEKFKIHE.
The Barnwell Lumber Company la
the name under which a number of
Lvnchburg, Va capitalists w ill estab
lish in the immediate future a great
saw mill between town and til" Sal ke-
haudiie river. The plant is to co»i $.‘>0,-
000 or more, and will he operated with
white labor, trained lumber men from
Michigan being employed The com
panv owns large timber rights In and
adjoining the swamp* of the Saltke-
hatehie and its tributaries.
The sun rises today at 0;]?, sets at
«:3h.
Watermelon planting began on Mon
day.
Next Mondav will to sale day, so
called. -
Rase ball feyer break* out ea-ly thl*
•eaaon.
(’apt. Dunn left for bis Kcntuckv
Iiuui'- ias' w i , k
Early planted March ecru cam*- up
well, deapile the dm s.ht .
At tomorrow midnigh'. one f-Mir'Ii • f
1911 w ill belong to the jest.
Judge Hubert Aldrich holds court at
Cheater Ibis week and next.
Some weather prophets predict an
other cold wave for next week
flood Friday, two weeks from tomor.
row, w II be the right lime for pianlmg
the surutu* r garden.
Farmer B I. Ea-terlmg Is the Hr.'
of whom we have heard to iui« baili
wick to plant eotlon.
Manied at I'.arnweil, Msrcti '.YcI..
Rev. W. («. Britton officiating. Mr»,
Sud ie ( reeeh and Mr. 1' . VV 11 «r o' \
Mr R C. Mixson iisa been apnointe *
one of the surveyors f -r running nm
the proposed new Jasper flonnty. oui
of Eastern Beaufort and Hampton.
Secretary of State Me* own on Mon
day granted a charier to the H >uu
Furnliure Companv of R*rnwc| , capi-
1*1 $5,(SX), W.T ( alboun I’resnleut.
Sunday'* rain w as exacllv wiiat tiie
oat crop Uiirsted for i'al-oput iiaru
bottoms and «tiff ' lay lands n tiglu
condition for the breaking plow
Wiih two weeks for cUlil cases in
May and three for criminal tria « i t tin
Suininer the lawyers expe.-r to rU-*r
tiie calendar* completely before tix
l-’all iiusiness commenct*.
At the great meeting of tiie State
Teachers’ Association In Columbia on
Saturday Snf>erintendent Horace ,1
f roueti was unanimously elec.-d a vice
president for the next pear.
if ad concerned in ami connected
with the courts of tills State would
work a* diligently and inte iigentl v as
Judge Geairge K. I’rincc theif would
soou be a tinal end to congested dock
eta.
Contractor W. J Oliver, once upon a
tune of BarnweT, made a ringing
speech In Greenville last week, prom
ising if lie lives to build the railroad
connecting that city with Knoxville,
Tenn.
The rKOPLE l< of the same opinion
■till, that the good farmer’s good wife
and daughters can make h better per
cent on tiie money invested in raising
poultry than Ire and hi* boys can clear
in raising cotton.
Senator George H. Bates gave us
last week the first white head of lei-
tu.ee of the season. An ante-belt uni
Barnwell cook rtxed it up according to
the reclpv of her old “Mi-tis,” and its
taste *1111 linger* in memory.
Key. K. P. Hdtson has become one
of the most successful revivalists in
the South Carolina Methodist Oonfe!•
ence. He reported to the Advocate
last week as results of a meeting at
Johnsonvillt 200 conversion* and OJ ac
cessions to church membership.
Gen. Frank H . Onrevh ha* appointed
Miss Mary L. Kinloch of Barnwell
Sponsor for Second Brigade, S. (’. Di
vision U. C. V., and she has selected as
her Maids of Honor Misses Ed* Croft
of Aiken, Carrie Wannamaker of
Ofangehurg and Flora Tobin of Allen
dale.
Master Robert Owens of Dunbarton,
who wa» so painfully bruised a couple
of week* ago by an accidental fall from
a fodder loft, where he was looking af
ter hit pet pigeons, Is getting along
nlcelj" at the Augusta Hospital, and
will soou be hi* happy and hearty self
•gain.
With ne dewtre of being ofMnn or
meddling where we may not be wanted
are auggest that a joint debate between
the Teachers’ Association* of Upper
• nd l#ower Barnwell on the difference
between Bwafc learning and Educa
tion would be •« Interesting and en-
lighten1n« break in the monotony of
talks and eatav* a* to which all are of
ooe tulari avd. tougoe.
R R IMPROVEMENT.
At a conference in Barnwell on
Thursday, attended by the State Rai -
road Commissioner*, olllei D ol the
Soiithcn and C -asr Line roads an-i
wltncs-ed by prominent citizens it \va-
pleasautlv agreed :
That tiie Noutliern Rtilwav will build
a new depot ar Barnwell, similar to
that of which Abbeville I* proud. Il
i* hoped mat the new '■truefnre wip be
'Otniiletedin time for tne travel and
trade ol 111“ te xt F*T P»Tliap* h iteire
convenient locat on mav be ehoseu for
the new depot than tne n it of the « av
present station
The < oa*t Line ai-o promised to re-
mod:'! to up to dab ness iis present un
sal 1 rfactoiy depot,
FIRST TO THE FRONT
Adjutant General \\ W Moore on
Friday designated as the tirs' four of
fleets of the National (iuar! of tlti*
State tn sop service w ith the I’oi’e 1
Staf'-s foiee* in Texas near tlt>‘ Mexi
can border :
M a nr K Rovd Cole, T iii r I I n f i" tri
Barnwell,
(’apt George C. Warren, Second In-
fantiy, Sumter,
Capr Harold A. Simms Third In
fs' t-y Barnw*|' t
♦ apt. I*ad«rc Schay t, M lii ii
I 'o-1 s, I a u re n <
Tio-v wdi particinrfe In th" aruiy
m < mr i \ rc- fonrti en d>• \
I he tiui > of going to ;:i
a-' I rot irniog le me. (»:i er
will I nil" w their service
, e x • I u • i v c •
S Ol I ll Wo
!cta
THE GENERAL >E.-v*D>\S
Sioei* [is! we - kh
.rt the f 1-
1 o« iog hu»ines
t lie ( oil id :
!ia« been transacted b\
11:1 y nil l *.
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Prince, Judgo
J D Jntiv J (1 Kteard, II W i lilt,
tv, J A Peter*, W I). rsease, W. 11
Ritter. Stacv Koar«e
On Mn-ic—Rev I) B. Grossclose, J
(’. Kmanl, J eeue Sr
The pubjlc i* eorilial!V invited to at
tend and the ladies are earnestly re
quested to tn l o g (lowers.
.1 D. -Ie ri v. l*r N . Iv !v 11 k and,
r>ec. V. I’resideiil.
TO MEET’ ONCE MORE.
I’he hiihuhI reunion of Camp George
W Morrall, No 89li U V , will be
held at Meyer’s Mill on Fridav, 31st
dav of March, lull. Tiie annual ad
dress wip he delivered by Hon W. (ill-
more Simm*.
An original war poem will be recited
by the gifted anil accomplished author
ess, Mi** Zelle l.oadtiolt of E'airfax,a
distinguished graduate <if tiie Green
ville Female College There will he
other patriotic recitations and exer
cises.
The Son* of Veterans will he organ
ized on that dav. An old fashioned
barbecue and picnic dinner will lie
served in honor <d the Veterans and
their friend*. A 1 ! "1 I soldier* through
out the coumy are mo-t cordially in
vited to attend The ladies need not
be urged to bring nice tiling* to the
picnic dinner.
J. II. Laffirte,
J. Audi Merer, Commander.
Adjutant.
WILLI-sTON N(»T QUARANTINED
There having gone out various ru
mors as to small pox in the town of
Willlston and as jo there being a quar
antine here against people coming inm
the town, this |* to advise our friends,
especially from the enuntrv, that wo
have not nor have ever had anv qnar-
anmie That the town ha* enforced
vaccination of all residents. There
have been a few ca-es of small pox here
sime 1) oemh°r l i-t, a* in hIiiiosi every
part of the State, but in our town ail
ease* were put under quarantine reg i-
la ions, and no contagion ha' ever gone
fr im ■" y of lin ni The on y <•*«>« we
have had were brought in n.ostiy from
negtoe- from outside
We invite our liinnd* to come to
town without anv tear of any conta
gion of small pox, and liow ttiat our
people have all been vaccinafed, there
D no pos-ih111ry of a -pread of any con
tagion hero.
.'signed, W. K I’rothru.
1 iite i,den t,
tV 1111-ton. Mar. '-'7, 1011.
Til E I! \ IfN'U ELL COT VI Y
IP i VS CORN’ < l.UH.
I n 1 is’ wrek'- issue of the Snifine’,
[ re id a • in t i' 1 fiM i *» Marie ( r une i
on idle < >• gani/aliou if Tomato
tTuhs " T’. on a to i luh* a i c in'in E’
f r g r 1 * e , pm i d v, i n c i 11 n t a 1 i v I sc,
no re a soil w h \ li i v - s* . oi M le d hire!
I ruin no .11 h t sli i p 11 ■ > w ev -r fn•■ ( ' i r o
i 1 ih lias ticen ot gai.i/' I fur the box s
and i r i- about thl* I wisp to sav a
few Wold-.
tine \ ir ago vesierdav th • tir-i
Cum < I i 'i for t h i s c i i ni v w i - i n -i 11 u
l<d. The uleiii her - Ii I n w *. eon- u-ia
hit »'ii !! o thau the in mb’ T.iup i s f i •
the I"! | t u p
Un’. th' 1 in- ,| f.ir loin'- ('i ib rcaid • !
h um-
|i]e submission to the will of Him W till
doeih all ihitlgs wel , we feel Ibst we
have lost a true svmi'Hth'ZP’’, a loving
fiiend and a biotlier In the (lean, a safe
counselor »nd fellow man in tiie
church
Second. That we f »1 our loss Is
gr.-at. fin' hi* gain tar exceed our hi**
in grea nesH. lie was fait' f 1 and aci-
ive in e\er\ good work f «r the up
hull ling i f tiie cause i f Christ.
Third That we ex’end t<> tiie he
reaveij family atul relatives of our de
ceased hroth-r our deepest sitnpafl y
Fonrih. That a page in fui r minule
book be Inscribed to hi* memory
Fifth. That a copv of these resulti-
tiooa be sent to the bereaved famllv,
.die BakNWKLI. I’koim F. and tiie Baptist
Courier for publication
F I* Le 3 ,
L P W Hi dtt*,
Horace J C’oucb,
Committee
Rosemary B iptiat Churcli,
Mart’ll H', 1911."
S’>ME S' HOOL NEWS
Kieven hnio red teacher*, visitors a'"'
distinguish'! educator* attended the
meeting • f the StateT'-iicher-’ A**' e -
a111in held on Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday of last week
Thirtv eight, of the forty two County
superintendents of education adopted
a resolution petitioning Gmernor
Bleft-e to approve tho Act passed a’
the last apssinn of the Legislature pro.
vidlng for the distribution among
the public schools of the old dispen
sary accumnDted funds.
; FOP SALE I
’CFor the p>*'t six years I have
been can fnilv **leei1ti.g in iiik
FajI,. anil i" rhe fl.-i.l, niv eorion
«eed for tile fo||uwliig vear*
planting, choosing tiie iii"*r per-
ieel and proiiiie stalks beaii g
lie gieate-t numher of the li nest
at d hrge-l ll..11s
"l 1 Idle p isi sc a-u ii 1 did I h l* and
al»o lia I the s(>cd iianii rii KFP,
an.l now ofTer tto’-c fir*i elioice
seed at $1 l l ;.er tuis'o |, (ieneral
t dop 7u cciit' per bush* 1
£jjy"My -peoi".Ilv scleeteil seed
averag' d r, Vt pounds of lint p> r
ae e la-t Year.
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T U P i' ts. in u rde”, not gniitv
M*"er Mortis. muri|,’ r . no; gull v
S dlie Sluimons. viola'ioii ol tlo* (ID
pen - ary law, plea do I gu i R V ; sent ’ncc I
to pa V a (i tie of $ loo 4, ■ sci e .1 months
in the penitential y
Henrv I i-lie, murder, found guilty
of m i n*'v i gh ter ; setltPiieed to 7 years
a', hard labor in the ne . i ion I a r y
I’aul Gantt, violation of tiie illspeu
• nrv law, pleaded guil y; sentenced tu
pa v a line of $ p m or serve 11 montii* in
tin’ penitentiarv.
W J. and Alvin Odom, murder, not
guiltv
R. N . Lane i leaded guilty to viola
ting t he di «pen «* rv aw ai I is -en-
teiu’ed t" pav a line of IliKt or serve .1
month* in the I’enitentiarv
Luke O'Neal tried ttefore tiie town
council of W i ill spin for violation of ill
dlspen-hry law. wa* granted a new
trial.
K*ter I’riester, Indicted f .r murdee,
was granted bail in the amount "i
II.VO.
FItKSK.N TMKN T OF THK GRAND JtltV
State of Soutli Carolina, j
Count v ol Barn wed
To Id's Honor, George f
I’residing ;
We, the Grand Jury, beg to submit
the f dl iwing report :
We have passed upon all Rill* of I it
dletment handed u* hv the Solicitor
Door Yard We have v f sited tiie
Poor Yard and And the inm Re* satis
fied with the accommodation* afforded
them, but we think tliat premises
should he ki'pt in (tetter condition, and
houses liave necea-ary repair* made to
them, and all house* not occunied
should be fboroughiy eleaned and fum
igated; and that the proper oflioer
should tie required to give hi* imenuon
to this matter; al*", that the wed In
yard have brick curbing at top
County Offices We tinrl the cotinrv
office* a* far as we can tell from up
pearances to be in very good condition
We renew onr recoin mend * t i"ti a* to
conditions of book* and papers In
Clerk of Court’s office; shelve* and
metal case* shoul 1 be provided at open,
if possible, for same, and that records
from tiie Treasurer’* office *hou>d be
moved Botlidr proper place la Cle-k’s
office.
.fail. We have visited the jail and
find very good c6ndition* existing, hut
recommend that the stove be repaired
and that the inside of jail be painteT)
white.
We recommend that the lobbies of
the Court House be kept in better con-
di’ion.
We f'espectfnllv ca’I the attention of
the Supervisor to the flagrant violation
of the law as to ploughing into public
road*.
We respectful'? call attention to the
Magistrate* of the county in the lax
manner or failure to bind over wit
nesses to the Court of General :Se»
aiont.
- U'w appreeiaU tha eourtesie* shown
us by HU Honor, the [’residing Judge,
and the officers of the Court and trust
that our recommendations wi.l meet
with the approval of this Honorable
Court.
All of which I* reipiectfully submit
ted
F. T. Merritt.
March 21, A. D, 1011. Foreman,
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hei-n a-kc I hv l)’’ l\
tf.n to s-i.d a li -1
once so 'hat li'" mav enr.
have them on th > m i 1* ug
d i-i r ihn t ion i f tree literature from
I tef . ri men t if Agriii'Hure 1 am
sendi i g Inui i Ii i - 1 -t t" ; * v, hu' I 11 i % e
told him tha' i expect to send oUiei-
later It vaill not he loo late to eiiro!|
iiiml it i* too late to idant corn in or ler
that It msy grn.r t" maruri’v. lie
eniollmrnt !i-t at pio*”Ut is given to-
low, li there have heen anv name-
omitted. it vvss uni te- iln si a<..! 1
would be glad to i e «o ii forme •
Allendale: Wat-on Brown. White-
mar-li l>nnb»r, Kudoipli Far.nc'-,
eeut M mi r, doe All’-u I’sterson,
Ri. . , Dwight Stniiey, Jolin (
A 1’’n ! l.so'i.
A pleton ; llsrrv Warren.
It tldoe ; \1 d-m J' tin*
BarnweR ; Widje (U'ter, R F D 2,
II ora'ee (1 re. o (' i * i I ir 11 .1 ford i-' an*
4; reel! J I! M iie- Jr , <t»liorne Keel,
II. old K''e.i, A ug u sl ii « >an.ler s, \ ir(i
Sri
BlackviLr : J loot, B ix'ev .1 am'‘* l eou
i'lllliiar, .1 Mim- Walie , U dkei
Webb, Regin a'd U.ve R. F I». d
K k ' : D J II ai ’, R ’’ii . d II t o w i u*o
K i p: fleriiei i Cr e •■' , R F D ,
< lav Creech ,1 r
I.yndliuist : ii Fowke, I. (’ Fowke.
O ar: >iii'|er- Hl:»' k. R F 1> 2
Isaae Knopf R F I* 2 S'di ev San
der*, Raul Sanders,’ Je..e Sanders,
It F D. Wade Sander*, K F. D
Thomas: Rotdiie R Harley,
Ulmers: t'arlis'o Mvri. k, Allison F.
Sinders, I.pon Weekley.
U il l-ton : Darn 1 Kitchinga (^’lincy
Windward
Tiie following names have heen add
ed to the roll in the past week :
Birnwcl'; C mriie Stijl, R F. I).
Bovd (’minor, Ouo K*v, R K. D. 1
Lvndhur-t: S C. It’-adv
Midetteyide: TTonncil Dunbar.
Horace J Croueb,
Co. Supt. Ed
March 21, 1911.
MAJOR HI.AUK DARDONED.
,JJovernor Blea«e on Fridav granted
a full pardon to Major John Black, a
former member of the State Dispen
sai v Bosni, who was foc.ud gu'.ltv at
Clie-ter ef conspiracy to defraud the
'.fate and sentenced to five vear- in tiie
I’enitentiarv, Nntice of appeal wa«
given. >ome wick* ago Oovernor
Blea-e eonimuted the senirnee to a lice
of r2,iKh*. to he pai I heioie Septe'iihcr
Tne iiardon w.i* i--ned o’i Friday
following a report hv ihe Attonn-v
General giving a list of th” tran-gr. -
*or* tn whom he ha I p'orni-ed iminiin-
itv because thev had eitii'T given iwi-
denc" or promised to do so in beha f of
[lie State in trial* of per.on- enarg. I
with gi aft i ng —def r HUi'.lng t lie state.
Al’RI L ANNOl'M KM KNT.
With sincere plea»ure Mis- Hatli.
M h 11 in a ii non nee* lor April I: Ii a ml rn I.
l he (Ipening a t B| ick vili ‘ "I her ino-1
ea ret nil \ s”lei’fe.| stick of tne l»’.I and
iii"-: tca'idf'd sp: ing Mi lii.’-iy Good,-,
gattier.d f i ■ in I lie !."t 111 g ma 1 !>•'(-
-eiViiig Soii'hein ta-t” and trade.
v iie Ii i» eompler ' c inli I oiee that the
eii i' in a nd ex eei i• not In -r -* 1 .‘ii-oi-
a 11! p i.-a-e t ll I)|o-t V r i I ’.r ll, w ll c e the
iioleru'i"ii ol her pine- will sati-iy
tiie mo-t ei’"ni.m .’al
A np'-t e irdi.i* iovilation isex'einied i
to the | .die- of Rarnw e
\ iken and ' 'i mg’ i'li' g
g r aee and fa \ or tiie ()
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G. A. STILL,
Hlackvillc. S. C.
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ever, I w i-h lo dl l eel t he spec
lion of tiie ri.ra leaehei* an I
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Wheelwright an<l Black
smith Work Done Here.
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M. W. HITT,
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A I,’ WILLIrS-
A cordial Invitation is extended to
tiie ladies of Barnwell and adjoining
conntirato our spring millineiy and
ladies’ furni-hing* opening on Tues
day, April 4tlt
Yiiir experienced bnvers anti design
er* liave recently arrived from the cen
tres of fasliion and have spai'ed no ef
forts to secure tiie highest class of mer-
ehandlse tifat has ever been displayed
in this part of rite State. All of mui
merchandise 1* bought from the most
r“!iable manufacturers and dralers—
we do not handle factory trimmed hat*.
All trimming i* done by our own trim
mers, u*ing only the be*C materials,
and we a*k onr lady friends to consider
the price* and quality betoro purcha*
ingeisewheie Note tne differe nee in
favor of onr goods
No special invitation* wEl be aent
out this season. All are cunliallv in
vited id make our store thefr head
quarters.
Ycurs for satisfactory service,
W . U K inned v A Sun,
WIRistun, S. C.
Tbia year’* peacli (: ro
date report*r<[!ttfnf
• full one.
Manv "f tiie ruiiil ’eae'iar* . f South
(' .1 r 11.1 n a i'ave hot n d"fii*d the piivi-
leg'- of eu 1’ge emirs s and pi 'les-im -
a training lor teaclimg I ■ a (•••■ > -
liar*".-e tli' Sinni.-'S n fi-t I . I •
els is tiie Nollllll I'll’ • ge .f the
count y ;ea> her. It i» Ii le oi'l. tliat
we havi' op;*, i tu n :'y to emiie in'o liv
ing P-1 n ii will e I ua' ion . 1 nri n iples
<nd method*, to exchange lde-,«. an!
f-.r in the f i ie'i • I sh;w ii ie n Ii i ea.
;h” pr l*o a'inn ol the ruiai
[• a t ■ 11 v"'
In a I lilion to itie ii-ua! eomoe* in j
'li.- elementar. a- •( srcoi d i; v « t'ji-m-
.>,11111111 r "-eh". I lia, H'rang- i t -
r eei r 4 in coir-"* de-igned e* ee
i a I. v to aid 'ip- rural teacli - ts Am ng
t' e.e w i 11 he I ■ e ll de I ihe t • -11 . w j i - g ;
1 M ev lal Droldeuis of the Kora
S ’ho, |
2 '•pppia! Method* and l>.-vices fo,
to Kura! Selim |
3 Rii'al Scip'id Agriei Iture and
liool f j 1 r-t" .ling.
4 D(itne*tic ScLffice fur Rural
S dioo!•.
o. I’racMea] Manual Training for
Rural Sebno's.
During tiie ses-ion there will be held
a (’on’erence on Rural Life and a I'on-
ferenre on t’ounty Supeiinletulent* of
Education.
The cost of tioa-d, including, room
and lignt, will he >17 (>l for the whoj*
term (four week -,; foist a week, for
time les* tlian a whole ses-ion; and
$1 1*0 ft day for less th in a week. A
matriculation fee of fo o<) to cover the
four .weeks work will tie charged
Teaehois -loml I engage room* at •smee.
In my opinion a school dfstriet con d
make no iietter investment tlian to ei,-
eourage in a substantial wny tiie at
tendance of teachers of tiie summer
school An increase in salary f- r next
year conditioned on attendance at the
schoi ) would enable the teacher to take
the course without expense and wop Id
yield large returns lo tiie district in
increased efficiency.
W. K Tate,
S'a'e Supervisor of Elementary
Rural Schools,
The special through train to rarrv
Conteilerate Veterans to the reunion at
Little Rock, Ark , will leave (’harle*.
ton at 3 20 a. m. Mav 14 Ii, Blackville
at i 55 a m . same morning. Sleeper*
w ill he put on at Spartanburg. R jund
trip iare w ill he about |t(i 5 '.
Mooei)
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Sv i' an Rullding.—D. O. R 2>2
Columbia, S. C.
W. 11. JON E-, MANAGER.
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wayside wisdom
No husband mourn* long for a nag
ging wife. ,
11 is tiie little heart that is soonest
broken.
Talent earns what the world gladly
gives to tact
Nothing age* a woman faster than
tiie struggle 10 keep young
The >elf-niade iiimu rarely extends
(tie process as far as ins idms.
Wm. Me NAB,
Insurance
—all kinds
* MAKES-UFE’S WALK. EAST*
TKADe MAJUA
lOll
A look thronfrli our new shipment of
CTossett Oxfords for Men will eon-
vmet you that Spring near at hand,
despite the ^loomv prediction of the
ground hop to the contrary. The
heautifnl styles in this princely selec
tion hrinp up visions ( ,f balmy spring
days, of deep hhie, Southern skies
nrcliing glorionsly overhead, while
lull-throated hiids sing melodiously
in the branches ol the budding trees.
Trices as follows; “Peifee.t Model,’’
S.kof); “Ahhott.” $:{.;">(>; “Ci(»8ett,”
”Boneh Made,”
Our Spring and Summer Line of
QUEEN QUALITY
Shoes foi- Women will arrive in a few
days and we cordially invite each and
(‘very one of the fair sex in this sec
tion to call at our store and inspect
thi ■sc dainty olferings.
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6. F. MOLAIR,
Barnwell, S. C.
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The Opportunity Is
Yours Now!
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Vo* mi'jjht not to postpone the opening of A
S 1 v 1 n”s Account simply because your first de
posit may be a small one. We cordially invite
you to begin now bv depositing 51.00 or more in
tins strong bank where money earns 4 per cent
interest, an 1 is protected by the largest Capital
ami Surplus of any State Ban!; in South Carolina.
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BAMofWESTERN CAROLINA
BARNWELL, S.C.
C AP1TAL & SURPLUS SSOO.OOO.QP
—1 LOCAi DIRECTORS
George M.Bates J.M.Easierlin^
Butler Magood P.M.Buckingham
Secures positions, for teachers,
sells school furniture ami sup
plies, and publishes
Southern School
News.
•’Send for our
school .supply catalogue,
our magazine catalogue and
our entertainment book catalogue.
USES & II
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Liie, Live -
Stock, Ac
cident and
Health
Office in Harrison ’.lock, Main St.
ONE OAK
OF!
Fine Horses
AND
Three Cars
OF THE
Best Mules
THE
West Produces
' J ust Received
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