The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 20, 1911, Image 7
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COTTON MILLS IN ¥
The cotton mllla In tbo upper part of
tbu State are In trouble. Vor several
years they have been Importing from
*60.000 to 800,000 bales of long staple
ootton from tne Mississippi rallay. Af
ter next tfouday they mill not be al-
ttnoou "
lowed to
Idlest*) J
2*® ,wa
T«mi«
fftbs i
I OOI ton
boll
Haas, .
, half of Al
it*
territory
As only
than any _ .
good a nogductor a. _
the reason that Hghteli^f Oflfb jumps
from a tree to a nearby man or other
animal.
The old Idea that lightnl
strikes twice in the same
mlstakea one. The dome on
and the Washington
bate been struck seversl times.
Work all
" i Mm wreek-
tyiaiom
~ « half
I. Mon
Qto §0 la-
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^4he
ae of the greatest
pitch, dark and
light waa that
amen’a lanterns.
tlauod
oarried the
jggiMnat the tt
cane. Oa end .. _ .. _
• blown off the road and late the deep I
New ditch, and It waa only with tha grant- 1
> eat difficulty they had 4men aide to
get back to the house. Yet after a
I abort reat they wore out again brlng-
iag id more people from threatened!
Hoses and carrying reasagrance JWtf
neighbor tag cottages. :
This is only one of t^e many caeaa
In which people were eaved by heroic
offorta, tab soldiers from Fort Moul
trie having scoured the island In the i 1
| "Th..‘T d, ma „ „„ U. u ,.per e „d
of the island wwe greater than at the
U)Wer stations, is duo only t8 the
'ouees
lusianuai. ■w
jdjf as Tlolent in one place vah the
, other, btt the more sheltered 'boeUloi
the shock of th$ and strong buildings kept the houset
bek>W the »•“—“-• 7 *H„n frnm ■nff«rtni
and the torn.| M much.
sngera the dee*
injured, assisted{
L Middleton, a med
pmaelf waa badly
and Wdy. Do-
wound 4tnd two |
sd strenuoue-
>ng the iajur-
I
j wreck
H south,
ltU*a brakeman
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( to
i could
^ Ml tteetora
ton hos
[Dm state hosp
scene |.
uTmm
itiee
ras
re working
afternoon
jig from a
locomotive
it down a
.into the
ight paseen
in all dl-
I . gd
passengers
Wreck, one is
ith, and he
rtford, who
spine. The
to being
morn
1, of th<
it to the
the po-
inspec-
purpoee-
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id® yards
of the hurri-
I
SI&3S?
of the barrack's piatsa
rj was mown off, bat beyond this and
•I th«r overturning df the. omitTy boxes
and outhouses the governmont prop
erty wepthered^ the storm well.
In the oplnion'oFmany of the Sul
livan’s Island residents who went
through the atom of *»*, Sunday's
gale was more severe, and did pore
damage than the one 1* yearn ago.
There la no positive way of telling,
but several permanent residents on
on toot over | the Island say that this ene waa the
more severe. At any rate everybody
whd went through Sunday’s atom on
the- talond la unanimous in declaring
lSTTI wsa an experlence which they
willing .not to repeat
ED COLUMN
Yon -«ms othH a mail order or light
manufaoturlng bus!new at horns
during spare time with small cap
ital. Valuable circular free. U.
8. Specialty Co., Greenock, Pa.
tne Pnrm Lands for sale—■'Write try'
M. Simmons, Blakeley, Ga., for
best locations and prices on ideal
farms; laige and small in 'Cady
and Joining counties; southwest
Georgia.
I For ante—Southwest Georgia farms.
- I No finer lands; no better prices.
Wo apeak from personal knowl
edge. Write today for now list. Bp-
ton ft Switzer, Spartanburg, 8. C.
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Will
with
Will I
Ptins Lands for Sale In south went
Georgia, the country that la corn-
teg to the front in groat shape, not
only the land of promise, bat the
land of fulfillment, write no for
I .Ifind Hat M. T. Lewie ft Son, P.
j c I O. Drawer 67, Mohtexuma, Ga.
j Country board near Hendersonville,
j. large shady yard, fine water. View
unsurpassed, good table, Plenty
milk. . No coueumptlves taken.
Special rates September. Write to
(send stamps) Mrs. Josephine Mil
ler Pender, Hendersonville. N. C.
*\b\e
this
ggfi f« el
than the
Ift
fuller
ha*e\
- 0 firstr,-
tbe i
twin have \
^Th«
With
tal banks
kat tbe
(struck by light
•ww win
which
record
not
times, without
lance icfl| while I
> craft being souk or
ad to swim »o
Stroke was while 1
Wanted—Men to take thirty day's
practical course in our machine
shops and learn automobile busi
ness. Poaitiona secured
Tito-w«Er*h«iSSrTra>
IT ■» ▼
known.. rr PENETRATES—It
r bottle and money back if not sati.f^ory
. .. . .
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and Bruises
orUng St
tnusee
my trad# (bun ^
i In Neck
iebo«tl«of Noak'sl
Sild
tj.y -
ff Joints and Becheches
imejnprcg
ad Asthma
khaabeeo i
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ORANGEBURG, & G
Route 6.
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j South Georgia Farm Lands—Lftfge
or small places In Brooks,-Th
or Mitchell counties, the heart of
the best section of south Georgia—
opportunities never before heard
of are. offered in suiith Georgia—
write ua for a description of what
. ypu Want at once. We own farm
lands. We"dro'yuiIffea»~-wHl Useat
you right. We give you as refer
ence as to who we are and how we
deal with, our customers—the Merr
chants and Farmers Bank of Bos
ton, Ga. Write us at once. Balk-
corn ft Ricketaon, Boston, Ga.
r i
We want yon to be one of 2,009 vte
liters, to The Lend of Waterfalls;
^ write for booklet. Board of Trade
Brevard, N. C.
NH-
Ajl Glenn Springs, 8. C., The Garnet
‘ HOuse offers good wlives. Spies-
d fare and tha beet loentlon
rite lot rates.
ktWn,S72
f.
BM.
.at to"do and I 6
tbit
ufuh
der
down aa
a finale
lorsebat
he bolt
clothing
i four
sat at the i
STOCI OF CE5ERAL MERCHA
that is guaranteed to pleaw the
beat taatea. and to nmlafy tha
most cartful purchasers.
They were bought right and
will ha aold right, and I pledge
■ywlf to make the Fall and
Winter business campaign on
that sound platform.
\ Coma aad see the beautiful
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Dry and Dress Goods,
Notions, Hostary that the good
lodtw of our county w natural-
ted so richly deserve,
for their use
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This school, with ft great frailty of Sixteen College
University trained teachers, will begin its Eightcenlb soun
September 20th. Expenses have been placed within ra
rvfrvhotbt - Board, the best in the Stats, at actual
Fine
Broad open
Bookkeeping. Fine Conservatory of Music. Rooms
number of new student*. We absolutely guarantee oa
bon. No safer school for your child in aQ the land.
today for our beautiful new catalogue. Address
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President
147 Brdughton St
r . S'Pete
4
•s. '
BEGINNING JtNl
to tee tim* to.begin to prefiare f«r_the tanipd sew year
by malplf desired. PdalUona guanteteH No vacatjon.
*' >rn. Conjnjerclkl kcljool
IftWaatiug eta., Ckalaitrii, G. O * Wilmkgteo, Wto
Belli.bury, Durham. N. 0. The ttigticst etalersrd Beidneee Cul. ,
Bowte AUeetlc. Hutto say time. Write for full Informatloe
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WHY WINDS BLOW.
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Why There is Such a Thing ad Air
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Cnrrente, or Wind.
Tribulations of an Editor. j. - , r x *-nr-mr-
. . . A . baa completed hla report.for The 11 v
A lawyer charges a man $10 for ca j year eBdIn g May jo,-t??lo e.
tea minutes conversation. The man
Inetots on pacing it. A doctor chari*
ea one dollar for a prescription, and
the patient says: “Oh, pshaw Ms that
*.r undertaker charges,^
Astronom-?ra and other cclenlists
have not yet succeeded in 'wcertAtn
Ing just how far the atipoephpi^of
our earth extends above fhe land uih!
the sea oiljjh|^)„^ rylts, but aome
of them hope to aom,^^.
Astronomer Rom! of En
ila' report
some
very Interesting things aboiu the va-
tying densitles, altitudes and tea.iia,-
atures of tbe air cushions, r!r puM
ets and air current* surrounding thv j
**rth.
to
• pRuii 11,
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Barnwell, & C.
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