Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Aral aett1*d In +A.,*J$hlg>£*i ‘ <Kaa r. . - - ^ - wood a irtm from and one igMitd aaa aa far la tba (areata Tleased Crowtte nit ami rffMl *0T®r Mi# - «• lay of permit. But in losing or parting with politi cal Influence the magaslneswnd papers of the United vSfcites have .gained • wondarful. oontrolllnit business power. At they adyertiae and advise so goes be trade and printer's Ink It "the osment • that bolds togathsr tbs colossal for- tunas of the union. Compart-a newspaper of the before' the war period with one of ihe up to 'data pubFeaMons of today and one need not marvel, for the best' talent and *111 and patient labor of artist and de type founder and setter are tad to tha utmost to mike tba appeal of th* .advertiser • irresistible. Before any great, reasonably honest IIasocial enterprise een be hunched In these lat ter days ampin provision must be mad* the publicity campattfn by sdver* And these .groat fortunes, whether growing cut of financial en deavors or tba manufactures of patent medicines, have die power In govern mental affaire that properly belongs to the fourth estate. £,**• * •»«- far the thing. gar' Wild oats end wfld peeee grew ee lux uriantly that heads el settle end drove^ (•f deer eonlJ fa* well hidden from sight. Th* early settlers made money by the sale of cattle that they drove on, foot to the seaside cities. narnwHI is just a. good a grass, gOilnand forage .growing seetloa as It; was Mme. mod the level beaded I who goes teotodk raising eenstbly wilt not be worrMI when the boll weevil comes,'for be will bain an easier sad better peying brndnese than cotton growing. 'PtmVhld timers did well raising cattle of tbs scrub order. The new man will prosper more by investing In Improved breeds. If any rentier of ours contemplates starling a cattle ranch'be should correspond with Coa- gramme* Oeosga ^B. fLegare of ibe Charleston District as to the merits of ibs Holstsins as milk and meat cattle TTlis Legate dairy (farm near Charles ton has nearly s hundred Holstelns In Its pastures and non# 'for sale. Col. Legaro says that tlify are ths only al round dairy cattle worth-having. From calfhood up they are heavy at.d grow to enormous weights. 'Cow for oow they give the same amount of butter or cream as tbs Jersey or other breeds ’Their milk is. he says, heilthlsr and better for table use than that of other breeds, and when It cornea to selling milk by tbequartor gallon tbere Is no comparison between the Holstein and other breeds. <G>1 I^ver has a number of uows that give thirty-quarts df milk a day. This last Spring one heifer not two years bid gave twenty-elgbtquarts a day, milk all weighed. <He had one oow under an ofBolal test to give fffty two quarts day. 8he never went dry end gave twenty quarts a day up the birth df s calf. theeset aad a ewrprtoa * •d df giri whew | toke the t ehaaged lii lidiaimeei sounds as U in sem *«# hearts of the mod the who ever lived Hi oor* As the hody of oor was borne Into the boforreho altar the ehoir Like a torrent from Niagara the crowds lave plunged into the bargains of the Fact to Face With Trouble Sale of friend plaoed la hswj Will uader stanJ." Yes, sometime—wot now, bat In God’s good time. A short time since a sermon was S reached Inour little town ibattooebed Ir. Dunbar very much, la that ser mon the preacher compered a dying Christian to a weary child going io ■teep, towwako In the Father's arms. Tnl# thought was brought very forci bly to my mind ghaa our frieed. ths weary child of God, was breathing bis last "-going to -Sloop — no donbt to awake In his Father's arms, where I trnst ill bis loved ones Will Join him In * 4 the sweet bvo and bye,” when the bells of'Beaten will be tinging without a discordant note a sweet welcome to them all. Then we'll all understand R. C. Brabham. M»zuastr, Barnwell, S, C. k 1 STILL’S - SHOE - STOEE, BLAGKV1LLE, S C. * tteWa The Lowest Prices JfM I IHNUTS SPECIALS! We have a new supply and will .also add a great amount of other 'merchandise which we will slaughtertoolmost nothing at user. Ths printing press and tbe malts are giving tbe department stores of New York. Chleago and smaller hives of hi riuatry eaay aooees to the rural homes and the rapidly Increasing patronage that * far off people get is, we are told, decreasing the buainesi of erory mer chant In awry town In the ;8:ate. When Congress shall aa a money ms- king measure put In operation the par-r eels peat proposition the local merchant will Indeed have to meet a very ooe v sided competition. Ills small capita! will be pitted against a assets ted and impassive millions. » We bnve written a« we have bees use ef our belief that In tbe ftature there there wfli be greeter need than ever la the peat for a fair, forceful and fear- has press, one understanding tbe pnb- he temper «nd resolute to do the right without putting the kssue Of the hour to die wet Of populsmy and preOt. we see, eomlng In our In- ersaslng and hanging population a greater opportunity for good or for CT ovU to bo worked by tbe press and the responsibility will grow heavier and i burdensome aa the years roll on. •sltswma that the newspaper, daily, earn! weekly or weekly In to hundreds of homsa. read by did and yonng, should be worthy of and re- oeire a regard as high as that of any other profession or occupation (To be continued.) end rumors In this State rise la Its uorth western counties, ned from a late Issue of that newspaper, the Spartanburg Her ald, tbe political outlook ehowa unset tled conditions with Increasing storm olgM. Heie.thay arul Recently* new paper, Tbe Newe- Soimetar, waa established at Green wood by W. T. Crews, an ardant sop- porter of Governor Blease. Tbe Seim- ^ eter Inferred from visits made by Sena tor Tillman and Ohlaf Justice Jones at dtflernut times, a few weeks ago, to Major John G. Richards, who waa a candidate for Governor last year, and may he In tbe raee in 1*IS that a coall- r . t_ . A ■ « .w. tlon bad been 'formed between the three. To tbe chargee published in tbe ' ir Senator Tillman re£Hed In a and reproachful letter, in ihe said "Richards should hare sleeted Governor leet year If ohar- and ability to servo the people eredltably bad been ooolldered by the IMotfl* ” ji Though Governor Bleaee baa often aaid that be would not bo a sandldate '. against Senator Tillman for ths Senate - It it believed that tbe antagonism to ' Governor B lease as evldtnoed In the above remark Of tba Senator, and 1 ble tit he will be i off in the governorship race be tween Chief Juatloe'Joneraad Govern- — • 4 —— may ebenge the Governor’s pet kite on the track for tbe lest Senator Tillman. Tbe I. .Tilbert may .have some present party ruteg Talberirare.M the entriss areplesed ahodhl die the stent Ion Col. wtMtersA * theory of tbo m ww* RH i that next year Jo.ee I. to Lteu- DR. R1GG4 IS RIGHT. That Is s valuable discovery made If r President W M. Riggs of Clem son Coi egeos Usths hotter :fnture usefdl ness of that large Institution. He la of the opiclon that tbe 'four years fall course Ita tbe graduate fur mUgvetioB from tbe farm, while tbe one year term* will-keep the-boy at borne and teaeh him how to succeed. Tbe dispatch as sent froln'Anderson recently seys: •In order to Introduce scieiitllc fsrm log In every eeelton Of tbe etete. Dr. Riggs, prMldeot of Ctemson college, Is going to recommend to the board of trustees of lha^la•t!tation , that a ooe- jreer course df agriculture be Intro duced at Clemson, ani that this coarse consist af everything that la absolutely, nooneearvYor actentMe farming. It Is hie Idea that the number of stodents la tills course be limited to abont 100. aad that they be selected from every section nf Bourb 'Carolina. 'There are many beys In this state who cannot fffnrd to laava their farms for a four years' ootirse at Gtemson.'hot many of them can spore nine months from their work. ^The oooree wilt likely ennteln snlmsl Industry, bortlealtnre, egnenl- ture. Knglieh, arithmetic siifltotont to work the proportions la mtelng Yeftll- taers and''beeping tbe books and so ooents on tke farm, datyylng, etc. In speaking about the Innovation Dr. Rlgg* eald that colleges In other states haTtrted.thls course, and with great success. 'Tbe farms ef'Buuth Carolina lose s great many boys when they have finished a four-year course al Clemson. Tbey<have«g 0 n* •°'f* r trith their edu cation that they go into other oalllugs, Ths one-year course will solve the question, to Dr. Riggs thinks, and ba hopes tbs trustees will set favorably on bis reoommendatlon tbaVbe will make when tba board meets again -Dr. Riggs has been giving much thought to the matter, and has gathered togeth er suAcient statistics to show that tbe course will be a success from tbs very Srst ' WlllUton, 8 C.. Oct. V.-Mra. Ussle Ovens, wife of Mr A. K- Owens, died very suddenly at her home here last Friday morning at-4 90 o’clo-k On Baturday morning at:10 90 o’clock her funeral was held at the Baptist Church, wherewitny sorrowingYrtenri* asaein hied to pey allaet tribute of respect Tbe Interment was in tbe Willlstnn cemetery. «Her pastor, *R»v W. M. Jonee, conducted the ob*eQules. .The dark end narrow tgate of death swung open In that hour of mystery and suffering, and she laid down tbs crown nf beautiful yonng motherhood to wear forever an Imperlsbable dta uesuMn tbabnuse beyond the sues. -Born of devotedly pious parentage sba was by roaring and by persons! covenant the child nf God. Her unfailing kindness, b# gnniil spirit, ber loyal baert, her musical tern- persnt. her sweet personality, made bar a universal favorite. I ‘Tfra.'Owens leaves ber husband and three small children and her parents, Mr. and Mrs R M. Jltxson, to .mourn for her. ~T<» them our sympathies go out deep aod strong as Ihe waves of Ihe ocean. •The autumn winds sing a requiem over the grave of our beloved friend— Requltscat In pace. L. K A Don’t Miss This Sale if you value money. For the full particulars of this great ale with so many new features sure to please and profit every purchaser, see or send for full page circular DR. B F STDRME DENTAL SURGEON Barnwell A B/achille. I wHl be in my office In The Rentlnei Building at Barnwell on Monday and ! Tuesday, and at my RlMCkvlFe office the remaining days in each week. Will practice In all Courts State and United flute* •p« n X MILHOUS pa. A. B. HAIR CONSERVATION OF HEALTH. Dr Harvey IT. Wiley, tba purs food Milhotas & Hair DENTISTS Blackville, S. C. OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY. v w expert end chtrapioq. In a speech out W. Wiley,'tba purs a InriCanses ths other dav said, “Bui there Is another natorSt asset, lying at tha yery basis Of tbs prosperity «>f the country which Is soroetlm-s over looked, namely, the normal function lug of the linman -machine, oommoDly expressed by the term ' health ” Tbi* bos -more to do with the happiness, prosperity-and ntllliy of tbe human organism “than mny trf tha other nat nrs| assets which -f have wsentloned ” This statement is distressingly true. The world hs« no ese-for a sPik 'man. It takes Health and strength to stay In the strugfls of life. No matter how great the responsibilities or how wide the -Interest of the Individual esay 'he today, -tomorrow, if ha be stricken with disease, ba Is among tbe discards. He Is out fit tbs conflict and forgot ton, almost. Unless be has means, hit family It In want. and. sad to sav. In many eases bis * friends” In tbe days of bis strength, absorbed In ths duttos nf "making a Using.” forget him and he Is |-ft le physical tuffering to roallss that Oil Is Tacity. State of South Carolina. County of Barnwell. Court o( Common Pleat } g to save health and faith In God. '"Trust In ths Ix>rd and keep your powder dry" Is a saying coming down to as from pioneer days. Trust in tbe Ixrrd and keep your bealtb Is not s bad orsed for tbe present era of eur civilisation.—Spartanburg Herald. tbe THE COUNTY FAIR. Shall It be a saccest worthy of best county in South Carolinaf - That Is s question that every pro ducer In the county should ask him self or herself now -It concerns especially every farmer, mechanic, housekeeper and home ma her. A full display of country prodnets, of Held, workshop, cannery, cook or sowing room would make it a school helpful education to 6M and young, tbe successful end tbs berstofors losing -Bring or send something of your own mskIog, O brother and sister farmer. Let your light shloe. Horse senm Is said to be. tba best sort of Intelligence and the areraga man feels complimented when told that he possesses It. It is alseeeM fhst tje horse brain bolds only ggp thoughf Ides, at a time. * There are many gro in this State In the horse sensed***. .Specially prom Incwt ara who cant just as loudly now when oof ton sell* below cost end provision* at ■kyserapef price* a* they did when timet were really good. • — PELLAGRA INCREASING. According to tbe annua) report of the surgeen general of the United Htata* pellagra Is ineroaatng over hundred per cent annually. The dlo- eeee bee exteted in doutbeni Europe ye«r*. bat the Arte «Me* In try-were dlooeveritf In '190$. sergeon general says 'that these ■ora- than - tfLlm oaeoa in the II HOW TO BE GRACEFUL. In tbe Common "Hoiim Department," or. A girl cannot be attractive looking, steeled or walking unless she learns to hold ber shoulders correcily, and tbe ebln well In the air the chest held up and out. When sitting, the advice given to children to "sit tall." is good advice; tbe chin will lift Itself, the shoulders be thrown back, and the chest raised No one can be graceful and at the seme time stoop shoulder ed. flteop shoulders add veers In ap pearance to tbe age of a woman, young or old. In walksng, tbe walk S' ould he stralagbt, and the knees k-'pt stiff; tbe feet should be easily swung. No woman can be graceful when walk ing io i hurried, worried over worked manner Don't swing yonr shoulders; don’t swing tha arms; don't eontor'; don't wricitl*. Hold tbs ehin lifted, bat In. Try to carry the body well; tone one bos said we should '*wa|k ss though we own the world and had s mortgage on tbe stare." Whether sit ting or standing tbo chest should be held -upward -and outward, nod In doing this it Is not neoessary to force tbe shoulders back to snob an extant as to ntake little crow's feet In tbe bock of one's'drees. By bolding the chest tip and the shoulders bock, the abdn- Andlev HiH, doing business under the osnie of Audlev Hill and Company, Plaintiff, against P D Spelling. Defendant. COPY MUMMONS. FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) TO THE DEFENDANT, P. D. Snal- Fn*: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer tbe complaint In this action of which s copy I* here with served upon you. and to serve a copv of your answer to tbe said com plaint on tbe subscriber at bis office Aiken. 8. C , within twemy davt after tbe Bar vice hereof; exclusive of tbe day of such sstyioe; and If you fall to an swer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action win apply lo the Court -for tbe relief demanded in the complaint. Dated.August 14th, A D. 1911. T. R. Moigsn, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the Defendant, P. D Snelllng: Take notice that tbe complaint in thia acti'in. together with the sum mons. of which the foregoing Is s copy was filed In tha office of the Clerk of Court, st Barnwell, fl. C , In tbe State of S-uitb Carotins, on tbe l&th day of August, A. D. 1911. T R. Morgen, Plaintiff's Attorney. NOTICE TO DEBTORS IT0RS. AMD CRXD- A|l persons indebted to the estate of Jacob Halley, deceased, are requested to make prompt payment of such In debtedness and all persons having claims against tbe tah) estate will please present tbe same properly attested to mv attorney, H. F. Buist, Esq., Black vllle, 8. C. Lewis Patrick, Administrator. Blackville, 8. C-, Hept. 2tt. 1911. COLT FOR 8 A LB CHEAP. DO A THING RIGHT. Whan yan'va got same work Do tha bast yon van : Bat be far* you start tha jab OoaiMer wall year plan. te do. Than mistakes will not he yours: dneoass yonr work will crown: Things ne'er wf If work wrong-side up: Hut always wrobg • Ida-down. It ImN that we Alt* AT! Bnt-ilOW-our work It That’ceoanted up atetaae of day Te 8a when yan'va got A 1 year old gelding 15} band* high, weighing right at*900 pounds, out of Marquesa, record 3 », sired by Count Wiggins reeoid 9-30. J. B. Owens, Blackville. 8, C. FOR HALE—1349 sores land la De catur oouty in four mllas of Bain- bridge, tbe county seat of Decatur ooanty. there Is a four horse farm of open land on tbrs* pUee, the balance eoally put in coltlvatinn Price f7 an acre, half cash, balance on terms. Ad dress T. U. Henderson, Macon, Oa. -Continues the- Elfc», S. C. Jnat received-direct! leading Northern fully complete.cnrefdFyt STOtil 8P CEIEUL lEBCI /U Cost apd Below! that Is giiaiantced to plea** best tastes and h« sati-fft moot careful p«returner* .They were hought right and will be. sold right, tvml 1 ptc.dge myself to make the Fall anij Winter business effinpaign eftr that sound platform. ~ Come awd the heautiXul Dry and Dress Until the clearance is complete and room made ready for Full Stocks of Best Fall and Winter Foot Wear. There are many money saving and comfort giv ing bargains waiting for fortunate buyers. All ages, occupations and occasions suited. Notions, Hosiery that ihe good ladles of our county so Harm *1 ly desire and so rich I v de*.*r «• Nothing reqttklte for t?»<-lr'itt-n for any purpose or wvitsion h«« been omitted from my pur j Bennett Stringfellow, * Elko, South Carvlloa. TREASURERS NOTICE. TbaTraoeurwr's office will be for the aolloction of taxes | *v| fiscal year 1st, 1011, from tba 1 fifth ^TJOTIO^T R A Tq-BTII iBclusIva. ^ AT James E Fanning, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Springfield, - - - S. C. HOLLYWOOD PLANTATION ELKO, S. C. From the 1st to tbo Slot of Jonoorg, 1913. Inclusive, a penalty of one per cent will b* added. Prom the 1st to tbe Rfitb of Febrnary. 1919, leotoetve. a 3 will be added to all taxes paid In-Fehronry. From tha 1st to tbe l&th of March, 1913, inclnsivo. a penalty of saea* prr cant will be added to all of tbe 94-4 tXVT. For State porpoeei fif " ordinary eoanty porooeee. .• ** " back indebtodnase, eouuty purposas ,..J " " eotu-itutlonal sehool tax.. .9 '* Ilia Having sold my home place, the above mentioned planta tion, I will offer for sale at auction, commencing at 9 o’clock a. m. on Tuesday, the 24th day of October, (excepting items that may be previously sold at private sale) my work stock, wagons, farm machinery, buggies, harness, tools and implements, consisting of; $ very gentle mules, .1 one-horse and 1 two-horse wagon, 1 single- and 1 two-seated buggy, buggy harness and plow gears, 1 mowing machine, 1 self dump horse rake, 1 two-horse disc cultivator (almost new) just the thing for bedding asparagus, 1 fertilizer distributer, 2 wheelbarrows. 1 light and one heavy two-horse breaking plow, ood frame harrow, pic 1 steel and 1 wood frame harrow, plow stocks, sweeps, a vari ety of shovel plows, spades, hoes, shovels, etc. Also, several thousand pounds of fodder, several stacks of hay and a lot of fine sheaf oats. Also, household goods—bedroom sets, chairs, dishes, cooking utensils, hanging lamps, sewing machine, churn, a Sharpies cream separator (almost as good as nev and other things too numerous to mention. Ladies as well as gentlemen are respectfully invited to at tend the sale. Terms stated at commencement of sale. Cosausutallaa-tex will ba I will Ha colire ted at tba MUM I* Iba saiua manoar aa atbai persoM HabteYor road duty | qulrad to pay a srxoiAi. school | Oadar Omva. Barbary Broaoh. Calvary, to. Friendship. Hilda. Springy, Kline. Morris Faraat. Oa*Grave, Old Ma, Fleaaaat nil), SatgHngvilla. HaSreiJ Cava, HteSorrffDK b, No.it. U ibdrigkbiajm: irzeied. aad U laser* Alteadalf, Double cates aod bau*.....^( fii Bora wan 4j “ rtko ft •• Ffttrfftx ' ft •• Willlstoa a} * United Starts Cwrrancy. Gold aad Silver Oat", eoaaty aad school cUlma proparly approved will be received f-r taxes. Chocks sad draft* will be received fat taxes at tax pavers risk only. J B. Arasstroag. Treasurer BaraweB County. Ba rawed, g. c., dept, tfi, 1911. T. B. ELLIS, JR. SSIVETIIC UP TE11KIK. A postil card addressed s» me at Lyndhnrst, S. C. will receive prompt attentiom. e ^aak o2 pamweil (The Farmers’ Union Bank) ~ x j MONEY TO LEWD. _ f Money te lend on first real estate. 9 pay cant Intere't c* smonnt* under filOOO.OtV 7 per r*'r on ateouuts over |l ,tkX) uO. J. O. Patterson Out of town checks end drafts accepted for deposit without exchani Ve pay 4 per cent io Savings Department j ! William L. Cave, Vice-Pres, G. Miller Greene, Attorney OFFICERS: Harry D. Calhoun, President N. G. W. Walker, Cashier j : R. C. Carrol], Asst. Cashier f DIRECTORS: J. J. Cochran Tarlton S. Cave Dr. Tom F. Hogg G. Miller Greene T. Jeff Grubbs William L. Cave Winton T. Walker B. Lee Easterling “Watch Ihe Hoipe Rank GroW” Acclimated Mules for finishing crop gathering and best wagons in America for hauling the yields of the fields. All right horses for driving purposes and unequalled buggies and surreys, the easiest riding and longest lasting in the world. Harness—single and double, separate pieces, strongest leathers and most thoroughly dependable making, Siiddlf, Bridles. Whips. Lap Robes and all horse equipment Prices as alwqys in favor of buyers. More so than ever in shortening dAys. MnSMBlRI DutatM, S. C. MAiturscrukXKS ov YELLOW TINE AND POFLAB BOUGH k DftE5SEB L6IBEI Flooring, Ceiling. Siding, Mould ings, Lath, etc. Can farttsb eoaipku House BUD Sav ills, Dry Kilts Pbsisg Mill