The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 15, 1911, Image 3
Tl?e Barnwell People.
THURSDAY. JUNE 15, 1P11.
RATES OP SUB8CR1PTIOR.
to Advance, per Annum $1.60
On Time MOC
The Ir«t aecthm of the chain gang U
at Rivera’ Bridges thl* weelf.
The aeeond section of the chain gang
will he at Martin illation this week.
W. V. Klchardaon,- J. B. Morna,
Clerk. 8upr.
HARMONY LODOE NO. 17 A. F. 5
4 A /A regular roramonleatlon of Harmony
\m/ Lodge No. 17, A. F. M. will he held
JWf In Manonlc Temple on Thareday
MNmk inly 0th 7.50 o'cH^k Vl«Uing
hrathreB are cordlauy in riled to attend.
A. A. Lemon, \V. M.
W'm. McNab, 8ec
9 the regnlar meeting ot Barnwell
odge No 16, Knight* of Pythias will
■«» ‘Vi^ir Hnl’ on Friday night
at 6 o'clock. A (nil attendance ia
reqaeeted. By order o(
It. L. O’BANNON, C. C.
•vm. McNAB. K. R. A B.
Mr. Alfred M. Marahall of Savannah
vial ted friends In Barnwell on Friday
last,
Mr. John O’Gorman left on Monday
for a health and re*t stay at Glenn
Springs.
JUDGE B. T. RICE.
Born gfrrt of April. 18M,
Died 10th June, 1911.
In the fair morning time, with a]-
mo«t the qnlckneai of Hie lightning
stroke, the good and gentle heart grew
The Maj drought eutoff the cucirm- •t* 1 * the whisper of the laat measen-
ger and the sad tidings that Judge B.
T Rice had passed away carried bitter
to air that had known and loved
her crop along the South Carolina
railway at least twenty thousand dol-
lara.
There are said to be many caaea of
typhoid fever at •Mthorteld, and ti>e de
caying wart# from the saw mills is
hUmed as the prime cause of the mal
ady.
Mr. Leon Tohln graduate, this week
from Cletn.on College, [n September
he will go to Cornell University, Itha
ca, N Y. for a two years/post grad
uate electrical study.
Borne of the pencil copy sent us hy
mail becomes so indistinct In transit
as to be eye straining and time con,sum-
tng. Write with Ink, O esteemed cor
respondents, and our blessing on your
heads and hands.
Mrs. W. H Birt, one of the mo’t
sorro'
and honored him.
8o full of life and comforting cheer
to others, so faithful in the discharge
of his avery duty, so wise and willing
In all service for the betterment of hu
manlty had he been that it could scarce
be realised that a career so rich In the
achievements of his earlier vears. so
full of pmmt«e for the harvest of its
golden afternoon should have ended
before its highest tenlrh was reached,
for it did not seem that he could well
be spared from the tasks that made his
life so full of usefulness.
In hi* home now so sorrow stricken
he was in all the brightening years a
constant minister of happiness to his
loved ones, in his chosen profession an
examplar of the great abilities and high
esimabe And best' lieioved Udie. . f qualifies and traits that have made the
BamweH/was carrier to Augu-ta on . B * r °f Sou'h Carolina so illustrious
FOR SAKE—six hundred acres of
floe farming land, north of Blackville,
In a verv desirable section.
H. D. Still. Blackville, S. C /
A large liver and white colore •
point er dog straved from my plae/ on
the setmud da? of January. A liberal
reward wlp he paid If returned to
J J Wa-ker,
tf Millmevlile, S. 0.
Sunday afternoon to receive .«n.^|;ai
treatment for a threare..Ht at'ack of
appendicitis. Her many Iriend* hope
for her eailv return in perfectly re
stored he M |th .
A telegram received Tuesday stnfeM
that Mrs Bin was in a critical condi
tion, following an operation on Mon
doy.
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THE MOON THIS
k June:—
First Quarter
Full Monpr. .
Last Quarter
New Moot) .
The thii rite* today at 6:11, sets st
7:2*. ^ /
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• HERE . fh) HEREABOUTS. •
FIRST BLOOM.
Young fai mer Wymsn Johns of Jen
ny leads the Mate.tniv searon. On the
•*Hh mst., i wo davs aliead of the aver
age cminty n-corj ho puiled bin jlr-t
c()tt>*n blmun, mailing it to us, a* Null
gri.wu deep red fluwer, on the 0Ui
('ongratulations to this bright young
ahead of date planter. Ami we ven
ture saving that he has as g- od other
crops as the wi«e h"tne living farnie's
ofisunny Syca’rtiOre township. -
day at
••••••
••••••••••
be the longest
ext Tuesday wl
ay of the year
Rain Is greatly oeededHn many aec-
tlonaof the county.
This time next, vear the voice of the
candidate will be heard in UieSiaiul.
The hot drv weatlier b»ai»*ed the
price of cotton a dollar a bale on NR<>n
Jay.
Major R Bovd C< le returned
Monday from the ar«cy encampment n
Texas
The June meeting of the Hal'k'-
hstchle Agricultural Club will '»e held
on tomorrow
Sheriff Frank H. Creech is almoat Ms
well self again and keeps up stead*
improvement.
The cotton bloom of young farm i
Wyman Johns was surely the first le-
ported In this State.
Our honor roll of subscribers W
headed this week with the name of Mr.
J. A. Odom of Elko.
Cotton bloom No. !, fu’l red p'uckrd
from tha ffuld of Judge L C Bennett
*>f BslJoc wa* received on Monday.
Farmer I.sruy Molair returned from
Washington and <>M Virginia this
week after a happy visit to boyhood
•cent* and friends
The advertisement of Mr M. N
Bates means lbs best service of a timr-
ough going man t»> cotton growing
patrons the coming season.
At the commencement of Furman
Cni*-er«itv last week the orsvorv medal
of the 1'hliosophlan S<H i- ty wasa varO-
to J. R Webb of Itlackxllle.
Fulled at Ocala Fit on Friday after
noon and presented to us at breakfast
on Saturday by Capt. C If Mathis
was the quick trip record of our first
cantaloupe of 1'Jtl.
The SperlaltT 8tnre advertisement of
Mr H. D. St*H I* , ne of ihe most In.
terssiiog a r ii |e. in rodav'- I’rori.t. f-
wpios m pioneer a eba ge in meicao
td ' meihods in (be n--« S oit.i
l»r J I' Creech of liaffuey seenl
several davs last week witii (treat re
press and Barnwell relatives and
friends. The welcome given him ev
erywbere was unanimous and genuine.
These Bsrnwell County post masters
because of increases In the business of
their offices hsve had their salaries ad
vanced : Allendale 1,100 to #1.600;
Harnwe’l $1,600 to fl.'-OO; Bla-k\ 1!.*
$1,600 to $1 000.
Prof C V. Neuffer. a former p’ ncl-
y>«i ♦ B*rri * '*ll «v Sc*'ool,
lias been elected superintendent of the
Bennettsvllle Schools Since leaving
Harowell he has been conducting the
Unirarsity School for boys la Columbia.
Flour should be cheaper eoon Ac
cording to report of the national de-
panuir.nt of sgricultuie this year’s
wheat crop promises to be (he largest
'ever made, The increase expected
over the ctop of 1910 exceeds 68,000.000
bushels.
The Secretary of State has leaned to
corporators Harry I). Calhoun, W. I.
Cate. E. H Richardaon, J. A. Porter,
T. S. Cave and S. B. Moseley a com
mission with an authorized capital of
94,000 for the UaruwtU County Fair
Association.
At the commencement last week of
Wofford College the history prize of
$20, given by B. H. Moss of Orange
burg, was awarded to R. L Meriweth
er of Allendale, a membf r «>f the Junlnr
Claw, whose subject was “The Place
•f Henry III iu English History."
Petit jurora for the first week of tha
July term of the Court of General /§es.
sions will be drawn on next Monday.
The term ean continue three Aveeks
and there will be plenty of bittiness
Only criminal ca«ea will go before the
jiftte*. Judge James W Deyore will
preside.
At the competitive examination*, held
»t Blackville on the 3rd i/m. for the
naval academy cadetship at Annapolis
the winners were: Principal. M L
McCrra of Bamberg; Alternates, John
Aeburt and J. C. Brown Jr. of Aiken
and 8. B. Mays Jr. of/Edgefield.
S G Mavlleld Jr. of Denmark stood
the best examinati»o but lacked a year
of being old enuujfh to enter the naval
service.
Tba Chrlatiant of the Klice and Mt.
Arnon Bap'lst Cburcbes have the
right sort of religion. Besides furoieh-
Ing the parsonege comfortably for their
new pastor tfiey have presented him a
nice horse tijd buggy, e fine cow, oaw
by the wagon load, flour by the harral
and baata and other good borne country
S roduets /In plenteous abundance.
arnwel! county gladly greets to long
residence such good Virginians a« Rev.
T, 0. rbilUpe and family.
GET BUSY, BOYS.
The t’lem«on College Scholarship
and Entrance F.xamination to be helu
at Barnwell July Utb suo ild attract
many entries. It will be the fairest to
the (own ami country boys vet held
Under an act of the last legislative aes
sion they will be preferred over b->ys
Who have attended (.’lemsou or any
college. The faculty will award ibe
scholarships Read the adverti**-menl
In today's 1’kofle and get In the coin
petitive race ai once.
A SOUTH SIDE FARM.
An esteemed Informant who is a good
judge of things agricultural gives us
these opinions about me premier crops
of Magistrate L C. Beni.e't.two miles
''from Bafdoc:
\i i.tton : He hs» ;K) acres which will
wikhont douhi inaKe 75 bales
cNrii: KO acre* w nich from present
pro-[iW;is can not make less thau au
averagX- f Ju nusbels to the aero
Waierhi* |ons: 12 acres which from
present appearances wi l make 12 car
loads. \
ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT.
Work was ctummenced on 8aturday
on Hie new Karn«\ll Post OtHoe hulld
ing, located on the Aputh sole or East
Mam Kt . between \he Home Bank
Block and the largo «bre erected tiv
the late -dil. Mike Brown in IMHO. The
new office will be a one story brick
budding, 25 by 60 feet, with plate glas-
front, and wnl be equip|K-ii in a most
up to date manner in eveiy particular
The owner o' the propertv. Capitalist
Frank Q O'Nead of Charleston, in
tend* it to ne an ornament m me town
uid riding headquarters f.ir Uncle s> ui
and ttie effhdeiit liainllers of his m.,i s
It is expected t-> ho ready for occupao-
cy by the Aral of August.
ripe In his learning and gaining great
er knowledge by day and night that tie
gladlv shared with hi* younger breth
ren A* a citizen the best thought of
brain and me lull strength of band
were ever ready for the helping of the
weak and the uplifting of the loWiy,
HI* *un has gone down while It t*
•till day hut the light of his Hfe shall
not soon cease t-* be a guide to better
things of those that loved and trusted
him
On Sunday afternoon the funeral
services were held In tne Bantist
rhurch bv hi* pastor, Rev John K
Goode, assisted bv Revs A K Kvisnn
and W. J Snider after which hi* hadv
was laid to rest in il at sacred God’s
Acre, to sler-p among rhe great and
goon of Karnweir* historic pa*t until
the dawning of the resurrection morn
ing. The florsl tiihnte* were very
numerous ana beautiful, typical of the
unsullied life and stainless character of
the well beloved And honored dead.
The great concourse asseml.led" to pav
the last earthly tribute toll more elo
quently than word* could express how
true and warm a place he held in the
hearts of all that knew him, from the
children of the 8nndav S*bo«d to th-
aged one* nearing the border land.
The pall hearers were;
Honorary —Robert Aldrich, VV. Q.
Simms, A P Manville, Geo H Bate*,
J. B Arins'rong, J. C. Keel. G. K
Rvan.J M Caldwell. Juo. K . Soeltlng,
G J. H-y, J. M Easterling, P. M .
Rockingham.
Active —R C Holman, J. A. Wi |i«,
O. M Greene, H. L. O’Bhiuioii, <'
Simms, J Kmiie Harley, G. W. Man-
vilie, J o Patterson lr
Jud'ge Rice was a son of Majoi David
H. Rie® of hti.mrcd nujliorv. He is,
-iirvlved by nis devoted wife, one
‘tanghter. Miss Cart , and three son*.
B. T , Na'hamel ami John, four broth
ers D. H . and W 1. Ri. e of Olar, J.
8 and S M Rice m Allendale and four
sisters, Mrs Brown anil Mi*. Allison
of Beaufort, Mr* Dlilioi-e of V\ alter
boro and MW* M arlnn Rice.
FrsnoU S Pope
20 00
Wm W Chuppello
30 00
Frsnol* S Pope
16 00
Wm W Chappelle
22 60
Gao W Hoggin
360 00
Wm W Chappelle
87 (50
Emms Patrick
26 no
■Geo W Coggin
355 00
i ** *
67 S5
Emms Patrick
*20 00
Wm W Chappelle
30 00
Gen W Coggin
8-56 00
Kmma Patrick
JiOOO
W m W Chappelle
:to 00
Geo W Coggin*
365 00
•
130 46
* «
856 00
S Morgan Jr
26 00
Geo W Coggin*
$55 00
.
4206 25
DWtrlct No. 20
: Double i’ond.
Jacob lH*lk
2 CO
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3 On
Erh^l Wells
60 OO
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60 00
4 $
r>o no
A •
60 00
Marv Duke*
to 00
K: hej Well*
fit) 15
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25 00
310 76
Di*t-!ct No
21 : Erilsto
Leila Hair
40 00
Mattie Butler
20 uo
• »
20 00
« •
20 00
100 00
Disrlrt No. 22: A lenriale High School.
Citi' , .* , !> , a Bank
400 00
4 A
500 00
t •
(00 00
•
600.0*
« 4
500 00
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600 00
• 4
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— —
*3400 00
Dl«trli t No.
23: Hercules.
Claude V F^ir<*v
. 30 00
•
30 INI
J A Creech
6 00
Claude V Falrey
66 00
• 4
2 2 50
• 4
90 00
• 4
S* fiO
4 1
85 50
L «* Still
19 75
< lainle V Falrey
63 00
601 26
(To he contmu
ed next week)
$1 013 FOR ONE B \LK.
The first bale of new I’ej*. coftnr,
weighing 4H3 t«>unds, was sold a
tuedon at Houston on Monday for a
frsetion over $2 05 cents a pound. 11
was grown bv a tenter of a loo acre
farm in Nan Benito County, picked on
Friday, hustled b* automobile to the
B n and hurried bv special train to
oust-'U at a 'might charge of I52S.76,
at the rale of $1.60 a mile.
THF. REAPER DEATH.
Wilhl’i three week* there have been
four Interments In the cemetery of the
Great Saltkehatchie Church :
The six vear old daughter of an Ini-
migrant from Finland woo died at
Schofield of typhoid fever;
Mr*. W. W tlvriek of Ulmer after a
long illness, leaving rive children
M’- Msrv Brabham, widow of ibe
lit*- Mr Junes B r ahham. mother »i
R-v Me Brrthham
Mrs F. J Boynton, relic' of the late
lodge J B Boynton, departed this
life on Saturday evening at her home
in Ulmer, aged 66 veara On Sunday
her body was laid to re*t in the Great
Haltkebatchie rhurch yard, her pastor,
Rev. Mr T imtnons of Fairfax, con
ducting the funeral aervice*. For
many vears she had been a vonslsreiit
member of the KaptWt *'hurrh. Tnree
children survive her.
STATEMENT OK THE CONDITION
—OF —
mfc BANK OF WILLISTON.
I'icated at Williston, S. C., at the close
of business June 7, lull,
RESOURCES.
Loan* and Discount* 106 6M 30
Overdrsft*
Furniture and Fixtures.
Due from Banka and Bank
er*
Currency
Silver and other Minor
Coin
117 2>
1*67 11
18 151 21
3 600 (JO
737 17
Total $121 550
LIABILITIES.
In...
10
Capital >t-ook Paid
Surjilus Fund
Undivided Profi’s i ion t.ur
rent Expense- and Ttxes
paid
Individual Deposits Sub-
jcc r to Check
Savings Deposit*
Ca-hier’s Check*
O n. r Liabilities, \ 1/
26 0)0 (X)
6 00*1 00
7 936 72
69 290 82
15 3 la 36
3 HO 71
600 00
BEAUTIFUL BLACKVILLE.
We spent three hour* (here Saiurdav
morning. I’ «-• om iir*i visit si me
the last day of UkM .o ttiat g .i,,w11
of beautiful street-, 'oveiy fee-,
charmingly prettv n"tnes l ve. on -
teous people and miboioleit indei>en
dr nee.
Friends too numerous to mention
gave us heart warming welcome that
made the week end tender sweet with
remnmbrances and bappv with pres-f*
ent pleasure and future hope.
Time was too brief for our meeting
many of Tim PropLX’s sincere and es
teemed friend*, but that jov |* ahead
of u*. and as soon as other dudes shall
permit us the leisure we shall lake a
whole day off anti ipen ff TnteTlgW f u 1 y.
from the head of the Little Saltke
hatchie^to Healing St>rlngs For we
know that we shall he welcomed and
such long continued, Inherited friend
ship* lighten newspaper labor and
make life worth living.
To'nl .. $121 656 m
-'tat*' of H.iuih (’ainlina, |
! C.-'U’it of B ire w . 11 i
I Bef "r>‘ m*' CH'iic U F Ui •'tiro,
( a - fl ie r * if I he «h.i v** n i mi . I )»•» m K " h",
being duly aworn, -ays that tue ahovc
and foiegoing statement W a trn*' con
*1 tion of said hank, a- shown by rhe
hook* ot s»ld (lank .
W. E I’rothro,
( ashier.
Hworn to and subscribed before me
this 12ih day of June, 1911.
R. M. Mixson, (i., ■ )
Notary Public.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
State of -south Carolina. >
County of Barnwell I
Salinas A De Vaugh
V*
W. W Willi*.
Bv virtu'* of to execution to dl
reeled i y the C erk of the Court I have
levied uton and will *e|| to the highest
hinder fo. cash, in front of the Conn
House In Barnwell, on Mondav the 3rd
dav of July 1911, it being ssleday In
I h' sai l mol l h. the fo low Ing d> sc•■itie 1
real e«tate, to it
AM that fra-t of land In Wllllston
Township, sai l C 'untv ami State, con
taining l(i() ac-e*, and hounded by
lands of J. F Wl li*, A E. Willis, J.
N Bolen, and Amanda Hutson.
Levied upon as the property of W.
W Willi*, to satisfy the above execu
tion ami cost
Term* ca«h; purchaser to pay for
papers.
Frsnk H Creech
Sheriff Barnwell Co.
Barnwell, So. Ca. June 8, 191-1
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
I'OUNTV OF BARNWELL,
In the Probate Court.
»> J- K Siitilhig, Fiaq., Judge of Probate in
Barnwell County.
Whereas, Lewis Patrick hath m ide suit
to me to grant him Letters of Adiuln-
i.-tratton of the e.-tate an^l effects of
Jacob Salley, deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
•11 and singular, th“ kindred and creditors of
the said Jacob Salley, deceased, that
they be and npixiar before me, in the Court
of Prohate to tie held at Barnwell onSatuidny
21th day of Junr, next, after publication
there • f at 11 o'clock in the forenoon to show
canse if any they have why the said adminis
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand tlifs 9th day of
June,, Anno Domini. 1911.
J. K. SNELL1NG,
Probate Judge.
Published in The Bahnwki.l I’koiu.z
June I5th. 1911.
ALLENDALE’S JEWELS.
Allendale lead* thl* enuntv High
Hchool cxccllenen. Mors than that it
is high in the class nf the twelve best
In a]] the State, This year it has ex
ceeded the standard of 14 units, going
(’••rrect-attest,
W. H. Kennedy,
W C. Smith,
J K. Kennedy,
Director*.
Fruit jars, rubbers snd tops at Mo-
lair’s.
Notice to All Fanners!
Progress in Blackville -
M. N. Bates of our town ha* just fin
ished the most complete Gin System In
the County. The ginning outfit con
TH r.
Cl EM-ON AGKU UF.I U K A L
C' iLI.KGK .
STATEMENT OF THE HINDI i ION ^
OF ‘
THK CITIZENS BANK,
located at Blackville, S. C . a' the close
of business Jum-7ch. 1911,
RE80URCE8.
Loan* and Discounts.
62.760 66
Overdraft*.
Bond* aud Stocks owned by
5n6 46
the Bajnk.
none
Furniture and Fixtures
2,114.(9
Hanking House.
2, lld.il
Other Real K*uic Own *H
line from Banks and Sank-
none
er*.
3,641 3!
Currency,
593
Gold.
11250
Silver and other Minor C dn
674 »0
Check* and C»*h Item*,
60 35
Exchange* for the Clearing
*
Hoiiae,
none
Qther Itesourcea, viz.:
none
Total,
72.712 63
LfARlLI TIES.
*
Capital stock Paid iu.
23.100
Snrplu* Fund,
Undivided I’rolits, le»* Cur-
250
rent Kxpen«ea and Taxe* Paid 511.53
i)up Knukw Am! Raukerit
Dividend* Unpaid
fndiviS.ial DepoMt* Subject
n
t« < heck.
U, 26(15
Saving* Deposit*
2 243 iu
1 >emand t 'eriiflcate* of Depn.
it. n ne
ri,n« « ertirieate* <>l Depoait
1,000
Certified Cheek*,
none
Ca*hier* ('iieek*
(5
Notes ami itili* Rediaeounted
none
Bills i’ayatile, including Cer
tificates for Monev Burrow-
ed
32,600
Other Liabilities, viz.:
lion**
Total.
72.712.5M
STATE OF SOUTH CVKOLIN \,|
Cniintv of Barnwell, (
Before me dujje R S. Martin. Ga-h
ler, of the above named Bank, who,
being duly sworn, sav* that the.above
and foregsMH-g eta tempi] t is a true
condition of aald Bank, as shown bv
the books of said bank.
K. M artin
Sworn to and subs-rlhcd bef .re me
tills 12th day of June Pi!
R. B. Mill [hkai.]
Notsry Public, s. c.
Correct- \tfe*t:
S. H Rush,
H. I). still.
A B. Hair,
)
Director*.
■ ' J-
/]
//W
Dunbarton, S. C.
MANI’FACTt’KICKS OK
YELLOW PINK AND POPLAR
ROUGH & DRESSED LUMBER
Flooring, Ceiling. Hiding, Mould
ing*, Lath, etc.
Can furnish complete House Bid*.
Saw Mills, Dry Kilns and
Planing Mill
W. H. JONES, M \NACKK.
Columbia. S. C.
Secures positions for teachers,
sells school furniture am! sup
plies, and publishes
Southern School
News.
^IScnd for our
school supply catalogue,
our magazine catalogue and
our entertainment.book catalogue.
f X III-
ifi
even beyond 16 units. In recognition ! slsta of four 70-saw air blast Gins In
of the fine work of it* efficient faculty ; perfect order and the most complete
and diligent and responsive pupils it arrangements for unloading cotton anj,
has received $725 State aid. More than reloading seed ever constructed in this'
that the diploma* of Its graduates are section of the Hute The calculation
signed by the Governor and 8late Board Is to gin and pack 100 bales a dav, giv- j ;.a t aT,,gue.'''schol'a r *hip" hlank*.''’ e‘tc.
They are State High Ing the hauler no trouble in unloading . if y OU delay, you may be crowded out.
or loading. In addition to other ad - |
T,int '* untn it "mp. “ *jr. (l 10() ,,r !
Enrollment Over 700—Value of
i’ropertv Over a Million and a
Quarter—Nineteen Teachers snd Of-
fleer*.
Seven full four years courses, In
Agriculture, Engineering, etc. \
Cost per session of nine months,\ In
eluding all fees, bpard, heat, lig
laundry, and necessary uniform*
*121 »7 ~^u
Smdent* who are financially ablep
pav $40.00 tuition additional.
BCnOLARSHir AND XNTRAXCS
EXAMINATION.
The College maintains 124 Agricul
tural Scholarship*, and 43 Textile
Scholarship.*, worth each $100.00 and
free tuition.
(Students who have attended Clem-
son-Co)Iege or any otner College or
University, are not eligible for the
scholarship* unless thfere are no other
eligible applicants).
Scholarship and entrance examina
tions will be held at the County Seats
July 14tb, 9 A. M.
Next SesslonOpena
SEPT. 13, 1911.
Write AT ONCE to W. M. Riggs,
President Clemson College, S. C., for
of Education
r,,,. „„ „^i';iently wide U»
kbout there was no chai.
School Diplomas.
The closlng'exernlaeaon Friday eyan-
Ing were ao well attended that halLtbe
audience had to atand while the ad-* ; mere was uv, fro(I , Hny
mlrabie program wa* carried out Tin | few of the 50 pasae. t, einK to
literary address; worthy of a n>ac- minor In juries and sev .,, )rry
teacher speaker, waa delivere.i by hiar. crew of to were hurt The
W. K. Tate Diplomas were pres- ^ ft . was de6troy ed.
to Misses ErncaMne Boinesu * u ‘ - . ;
Hiers, Eunice Kect and Minn! '* a barn and
by Superintendent Horace C. N. Gate*, be-/
in a happy congratulatory Darlington, burn
A Timely Message
For the Woman
with Limited
Means.
Ncces'arllv the majority of
women are obl'ged to think tir*t
of their purse* before huving
corset*, same as wlien pureha*
lug other wearing apparel. To
those women \v iio*e «|ien<llng
now r i« limited, llii* tltn< Iv
me- -il ge W i!' :i |i(i< a I
-vvve on nitnr girmenf*. hut
buy a good, *■ lisilije -f • If-ft
corset—the Royal W orcester,—
it i* the one sure way to solve
all your corset trouble* I'n-
inGtHkablv the Royal Worcester
is tho greatest corset vainest a
medium price . Price* run from
For the Purpose of Advertising,
The Spartanburg
Business College
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Make Themselves Known.
In the House of Representatives at
The names of $4 Grar^i.^ contents, Washington a bill, providing that
isvl* NaAkrtSkl mi s\l 1 <■ uvsaa*A / " I t ^ m i —
High School pupils were i
Holt.
F*ar.
r-u _. ra ,a fine mules. Dur-j every newspaper must print in a
^ e corn and tobiceo conspicuous p1act»_yie_name of the
nber of fanners injowne^ or {owners, publisher and
a cmwni.Le iii»^ of - “unity-.-'werw menslly managing editor. waa.lnUfiuLudftd bl
at m3!,* ' Representative Barnhard of Iftdiana.
this cnnntv who enter* the
At - before June 20th. who i*
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hand -tnd Btruek ^-“eeplng or
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bruise*.
ollege,
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Original conception, designed
upon correct lines and made
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' Barnwell, S. C*
Have To
Decid
on that
Spring and
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No?
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then, wo
can be
of service
to you.
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Barnwell, S. C.
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terest von will receive in our SAVINGS I)K-
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and receive the protection of our Capital and
Surplus of $524,000.00, the largest of any State
Hank in South Carolina.
4 °|o Paid on Savings
BAMofWESTERN CAROLINA
BARNWELL, S.C.
CAPITAL & SURPLUS $500,000OP
LOCAL DIRECTORS C:—
3
George H.Bates J.VLEasterling
Butler Hagood P.M.Buckingham
HORSES & i
ONE CAR
OF
Pine Horses
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AND
Three Cars
OF THE
Best Mules
THE
West Produces
Just Received
AT
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J. D. WHITTLE
BLACKVILLE, - - -