The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 29, 1912, Image 4
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BUGGIES
FOR CASH
Come and, look them over
In order to dispose of my crop of BANCROFT SEED OATS
for Cash in the next three weeks I am offering them in quantities less
than one hundred bushels at 70 cents; one hundred or more bushels
at 65c.
J. D. WHITTLE,
B/ackviHe, S. C,
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I am glad to give to all past and present customers and
to the general purchasing public the good mtd summer news
that by the transfer of my carefully chosen and complete
stocks of Pure Food Grocerie*, Standard Hardware and
Wide Ranged House Furnishing Goods to the more com
modious and convenient store room under the Masonic
Temple, Barnwell, S. C , I am in the happy position of be
ing able, as I am sincerely desirous of doing, to offer far
better advantages in such goods to all who appreciate the
square deal in business.
H SOME SUMMER SUGGESTIONS:
Much of human health and happiness eoincs from the
foods eaten and my groceries are the cleanest and choicest.
All the substantial and delicacies needed for the breakfast,
the dinner and the supper table constantly in stock.
At thw leisure season the provident husband and
thoughtful housewife can very pleasantly and profitably as
certain what arc the needs of the farm and the home 111 the
way of hardware for the field or the kitchen, of furnishings
for the dining room or the chamber and supply siu h wants
without hurry or worry
It is a good time also to prepare for Winter by the se
lection of blankets, quilts, sheets, pillow cases, &c., when
the demand for such goods is quiet.
J^^Thc chances for high prices for the neat 'cotton
crop are gilt edged. That will mean dearer white gocxU.
So be wise and buy uow, and from me..
And especially get the girls and the hoys who will soon
return to their college and school lives provided with clo
thing that will be comfortable, durable and well apjwaring
Everything in stock for youths and young men from hand
some hats to the shoes that make life's walks easy and
graceful.
With sincere thanks for the continuing patronage ex
tended the Molair Store so many years, I solicit the further
and larger confidence of my friends and the public and
promise my best efforts to make my service acceptable to
them.
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^Strongest] State Bank in So. Ca.
WHY?
Capital, Surplus? and'Stockholders Liability
$880,000,00
Safest of the Safe.
In estimating the safsty of a Bank it £is well to re
member that Capital and Surplu*, in other worda.^the
BANK’S OWN MONKT.li that which glrea aeourlty
to depoaltora. In tbtp respect wa aland FIRST fmong
the 800 state banka In South Carolina. Seek safety first
and aeoept tbe cordlJI invitation whichJwe extend^ou
to bank with us.
4 per cent Paid on Savings
BANKofWESTERN CAROLINA
BARNWELL, S.C.
C APITAL & SURPLUS $500,000.29
1 LOCAL D/RECTORS I- ■—=
George H.B&te* J.M. Easier ling
Sutler Hagood RM.Buckingham
T> Barnwell People.
THURSDAY, AUGUST ». 1»U
RATK8 OP SUBSCRIPTION.
in Advance, per Annua $1-60
On Time »a.QC
The chain gang sectlona this week
are:
No. 1 at Long Branch Church,
No. ii at W llllaton,
No. 3 at k.lit><3.
W. V. KichanUun, J. B. Morn*,
Clerk. Supr.
HARMONY LODGK NO. 17 A. F. M
\ a /A regular commuBlcaUon of Harmony
\M/ I»d«* No. 17, A. F. M. will be held
hi Waeoalc Temple on Thnraday
dHUn A UK- 22, 7.90 o’clock Visiting
brethren are cordial,y invited to attend.
A. A. Lemon, W. M.
Wm. McNab, See.
FOR RENT.
Two dwelling houm » with about 16
rooms, in town of Barnwell, close
enough together to make a boarding
house out of them, something very
much needed here—* good big board
ing place. Houses 3 squares from
Court House. Anyone renting these
places for boarding should catch a
great deal transient trade,
sepl .1 Allen Tobin.
On* two horse farm for tale, confut
ing of about seventy teres, more or
lets, about three and one half miles
north of Blackvlile, S. C, For further
particulars apply to
M. E. Zeigler,
Norway, 8. C.
Tbe college girl* and b< ys will soon
leave borne to resume their studies.
Mr. B. Mazuraky is having the front
of bit store rsmodsled, preparatory to
tbe opening of tbe Fall trade.
In leas than two weeks the voice of
the candidate will be beard ia the land
no more—until tbe campaign of 1914.
Miss May Dell Givens of Wllliston
Township and Mist Jennie B. Givens
of Biackvlile Township are visiting
relatives and friends at Fairfax this
week.
Mrs, kf.-ielle Furman, who hs* been
In charge nf tbe Molair House during
tbe abeence of Mr and Mrs. C. P
Molair, returned lo Mickory, N. (. .,
Saturday.
A squirrel present on election d»r
from our due Utile la>ng branch friend,
Matter Leroy Hair, was more prized
by us than would bav* been election to
tbe legislature.
Mrs. A.rali nav|,i returned to ber
bom# Id North Augu.ta >>mday after a
pleasant vl.it to Barnwell relative*,
•.he was arenm|i*'ile'l Xy Mr* Lena
Davies, who will .pend several day* In
A'lguttt and John.ion
The editor haa been confined to hia
room for tlie past ten day*, with tbe
exception of ten minute* .pent In the
tenet urn Monday. For that reason
be readers >-r Tnb I'eori e ar* asked
to nverlrv-k any eh<u ii-omtnga in ibis
.sue
Mr. Claude A Pate the firat grad
uate of Tha Paori.c oftlr.-, came dnwe
from Washington on Tuesday, return
ug nu yeaiei jay and It wa« a genuine
good treat u> have him call He has
for a long while been making good
tl h the Government Printing Offlre
The werk of remodeling the home of
tbe Barnwell Branch of the Bank of
Western Carolina 1, progreaalng slowly
but surely. It givae prounee of being
as baudsoiue a building nf It* kind *e
an be found In tbit section of the
ntaie and will be a ueydlt to th* towr.
I A h T < H A N < K
On Mnndav next saledav In S*pttm
ber, the Keg.a. ration Book, will Ire
open for the last lime befor* ( re No
vember election Diere will l»e m.
ater cuanne to gel a raglatraliou err
tlleate, and one will be needed by ar
ary voter for Mtata, County sod Fed
eral office*.
A NARHOW hSCAPK.
Mr. Simon Hutto had a narrow ss-
cape from serious, perhaps fatal. Injury
laat Saturday morning when a gasoline
lamp, on which he wa* working, ex
ploded The lamp bad refused to
burn properly tbe night before, so Mr.
Hullo sleaued H out, poured Ir a half
gallon of gasoline and llgh'ed rr. He
was standing within two Dei of the
lamp when the exploalon name, blow
Ing out one whole aide. Hr. Hutto
w a# unhurt.
AT WORK AGAIN.
The cotton caterpillar and army
worm la at work In aevcrnl Barnwell
County field* and la doing much dam
aga. Several holla taken from a Atld
of cotton belonging to Mr. G. W
Black, who lives a couple of inil«a from
town, were exhibited here Monday.
A few weekaagoTui 1‘koplk pub
llahed several article, telling how to
fight the peat.
Mr. J O Pktterion Jr. has declared
war on the army worm and began hos
tilities Monday by treating bis cotton
plants with Paris green.
iLEisi ill Jones id
RECK in RECK RACE
Governor Leading by Over
1,000 Votes.
MAY BE SECOND RACE
O'Bannon Reelected. Morris
Defeats Creech. Simms
Reelected on First
Ballot.
Tbe result of Tuesday’* battle of the
hellota It in doubt in regard to the
Governor’* race as we go to press.
An unusually heavy vote was polled
and owing to the length of the ballet
In most counties the counting was
slow. At 3:46 yesterday morning fhe
vote waa aa follows:
Bltaae 56,800, Duncan 1,600, Jones
64.623, with a number of bpxea to be
heard from. Out of 2,600 vote* in
Charleston Jones had a lead of 500
There is a probability of a second race,
although the Governor’s friends claim
bis reelection.
Tillman has a lead over his two op
ponents, but at 35,000 or 40,000 votes
are yet to be heard from tbare may be
a second race. The vote It at follows:
Biel 18,189, Talbert 20,461, Tillman
42,386.
Lyon and Peeples will be in the
second race for Attorney General.
Byrnes haa been reelected to Con
gress by a large majority. Incom
plete teturns by counties ere at fol
low* ;
Byrnea
Calhoun
Aiken
1461
074
Bamberg
606
394
Barnwell
iiso
1203
Beaufort
426
49
Edgefield
1280
6712
Haiuda
1350
660
H. I.. O'Bannon was reelected by a
majority of over 600 vetes. J. B. Mor
ris riveted Shewiff by s msjorltv of ovsr
9tsi. W Gilmore Simms It probably
reelected on the first ballot. A. B.
Patterson and J. K. Harley will ran a
sacoml race for the State Senate. K
M. Mixton It apparently the only can
didate elected to tbe Hottee on the trat
ballot, with Warner, Talky, Creech
and Folk In the awcoad race.
W. L. Woodward leads for Coronsr,
Ith J. Staff Halford a cloee secend.
Diamond and Grubb* will be In the
eecnrvd race for Seperviwr
Holman wa* reelected Magistral* at
Barnwell
A II of the Congressmen offering for
election were notnintied with the ex
ception of Kllerbe
TH K < HAMPION I I AK.
A n old negro In Mississippi was on
trisl for stealing chickens H" bad
denied hi* guilt, and one of the dea
cons of Ms cliiiri-h a as railed lo featl ■
f> t. In* reputation for truth and ve
aelly
‘ Now. deacon," aaid the proaeeutor,
‘do you know this dafendamf"
' Ye*, sir."
‘‘How aril do *ou know hllliV,
‘‘Oh. I knos lo « inlable well."
‘ VA h: I la hit reputation for truth
md v*racty in the nrIghtHirhom! In
vMch he lives V"
The old man looked thoughtful for
i minute
.•‘You know what I mean," contln-
tied the lawyer. ‘'Ikies he tell the
rolh* Can he (ell the truih? I k< hi*
nelghlmr* lielieve what he saysL'
'That ntggah tell the truth* D'-e*
mvhody tiellrse him ? Why mlalah
*w\er, when lhai uiggah warn* to
call his hawgs at fee.Ini' time he haa
■ get somebody eiae to holler fob
im "
( l niNG KkPAKTBK.
How," said a lawver pi a wltnea*.
"how can you possibly liear such leatl
mony against this man who you aay Is
yonr friend f"
"Sir,” said the man, ‘‘he 1* mv
friend, ana I love him, but I love
Truth more.”
You should be ashamed.” replied
the lawver, ‘‘to turn yonr hark on a
friend for one who is a petfert .irat g
er to you.”
PAINT HTAINS.
Paint and yarniah ataina may be
easili removed from the hands by rub
bing we|| mto them soma great* or
ng we|| ii
rd Turn
ard turn wash with warm water
and aoap and the stain* will diaappear.
VMrnr— We’re getting up e raffle
for a |>0'>r <ild man. Won’t you buy t
tiekef, my dear? HweetThing—Mercy
no. What would I tlo with him?-
Hartford Gourant.
NOTICE.
To the Ladles of WillUtoo and vicini
ty
Mrs. W. I . Wilaon, of Organization
Committee, Chapter “A,” Augusta,
Ga., will he in Wllllaton Sept. 4 to or
ganize a Chapter of Daughters of the
Confederacy.
Send In your name and the record of
the soldiers from whom you are de
scended. together with 60 cents to Mrs.
K. M. Mlxaon and become a charter
member. The meeting will be at the
old school house at 10 a. m.
All Veterans are requested te be
present.
Mrs. H M. Mixton.
THE SUNDAY MAILS.
Washington, Aug. 26. -All first and
second class postofflcea will be closed
on Sunday at a result of one provision
of the new postil appropriation bill
passed by congress end signed by
President Taft. Every Important city
In the United State* It affected. Hera-
after only special delivery letters will
pate throagh on that day and no mail
will be placed in lock boxes. Poatof-
floet lo aevaraloltlaa bay# been cloaad
Bundaya baretofora. Tbe postmaster
I general haa permitted it under a regu-
etton, where it waa evident that local
aeoUnsent demanded It. The cloning
la now compelled by law.
HERMAN’S U.S. ARMY
SERVICE BUICHER
In Tan Willow Calf or
Qun Metal. A hand
some,snappy shoe
ontheOrthopedio [
last, designed by
army aargeons.
You never saw
a shoe like
for wear, com
fort and
style.
Single
•ole of
Texas un-
•couredoak, box
toe, sole leather
counters,every part
inspected. Lining of
specially tested drill. A solid
leather shoe that will give tbe
wear of the dTilian shoe that
sells for$6. This is one of the
shoe# Unde Sam bays for his
soldiers. IT*8 A WORLD
BEATER. See the Army line.
6. F. MOLAIR
ptxstoa votica
Sold ISra sad Sailors who served In
tMf-Confederal* Artav and Navy da
ring the elvtl war art requsteed to
meat at BnrnweU oa the first Monday
la September, 1018, for the purpose of
electing a pensloa board.
G. E. Blrt. Petition Comrar.
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION
Executive Committee Party,
Barnwell County. .
Barnwell, 8. C\,
August 9th, 1912.
Notice It hereby given that a pri
mary election of the Democratic party
will be held on Tuesday, August 27,
1912, ami a second primary, if one be
neceteary, will be held two weeks af
ter.
The following quinagera are hereby
appointed to serve at both elections:
MANAGERS OF ELECTION.
Allendale: W O Kearte, J I, Harley,
H M Goodson.
Barnwell: S J Halford, D J Zorn, E
E Morris. *
Biackvlile: W A Gyles, C 8 Wilson.
C C Storne.
Baldoc: S S McLIn, J P Johns, Jim
Pender.
Bennett Spiing*: W A Meyer, W F
Bates, I) P Key.
Bull Pond: J L Box, J H Harley, W
C Gray.
Double Pond: W H Hutto, L G
Crop, J^eob Delk.
Dunbarton: H P Anderson, B F Da
vis, B F Anderson.
Elko: R M Grubbs, W H Wooley. C
W Hair.
Fairfax: W G Kearse, W G Speaks,
J M Buckner.
Friendship: H E Creech, J M Han
ders, Jas Hay,
Four Mile: F M Youngblood, R A
Griffin, M L McKlhenny.
Hilda: J H Delb, J B Grubbs, P G
Eubanks.
Hercules: L 8 Mill, J A Creech. J A
Morris,
Kll e: T F Hogg, J A Jenkins Jr,
W H Moody Jr.
Reedy Branch: W 8 Grubbs, F W
Black. M O Creech.
Red Oak: \V L Baxley, T »» Davis,
W B Parker.
Resemary: BO Mitchell, P F Park-
or A I MeLemore.
Htloam: H W Handers, R (> Moirls,
O H Owens.
Hpur Branch: Ja* J Hay, C H
Dycbes, H Jeff Heir.
Hvcemore No 1: W C Msmiel, H F.
Bailey. W H Mlxaon
Sycamore No 2 BF Loadhnlt, Dal
le* Deer, J A Ligbt.ev
Ulmer J C Orillln.’j \V Blount, T J
Folk.
WWIMon A Owena, M F Weatbesa-
bee, F T Merritt
Zouave Jim Duncan, B W IWplea.
W F 8ea*e.
Role 6. The manager* of election
shall open the (Kill* at H o’clock A. M ,
tod tball close them at 4 o’clock P. M.
After tabulating the result, tbe mans
gtrs aha]) certify the tame and forward
the ballot b<<i, |>oll Rat and all other
paper* reining lo anch election, by one
ef Ihelr number lo the chairman of Ihe
reapet-ilv# Democratic comity nxecu
llv# coaim It tec* within forty-eight
hour* afier ihc cl »•# of fha poll* .
Rule 0. The county l»emo»'i*lic ex
ecotlva committee •hall a*a*inli|# at
their respective court houses on Ibe
morning of tbe second day after the
election on or before |g o'clock M , to
tabulate the return* and declare the
result, of the primary, *o far *• the
tame relate* to member* of tbe general
a.aemblv and cooniy office*.
Hole 7 The protest* ard conteat*
for couuiv ofibw* * h a 11 be filad within
two days after the election with the
chairman of tbe county executive com
mittee. Copy of rules will t>e mailed
to managers of each dub with tickets
K. (’. Kirkland.
< ouuiy Chair man.
J Ilanry Johnson, Hecraurv.
LEARN TELFXRAPHV
ml earn $Ni to ||iai per month. Tbooa
ndaof "oerator* (leaded M<>*( fa*dn-
itlng and educational work, po-itlon*
a**ored all graduate*. W nC>‘ Immedi
ately for catalogue .
SPARTA NHL KG S< M'mi| . iK
TKI F-i.KAPH Y,
Main Si.. Stiartanborg, > C.
Calhoun & Co.
Lifet Accideqk,
CYCLONE
LIQHTNINC
Live Stock
INSURANCE
—At Lowest Rates In—
Strongest Companies
AT‘HALF
PRICE!
MONEY TO LEND
Money to lend on first mertgtg*
roe) estate. 8 per cent Interest
MDOonte under $1000.00. 7 pwr «
oo amount* over $1,BOO.00.
J. 0. Patterson A Sea.
Needing a larger plant I of
fer for quick sale at halt price
my complete and up-to date
ginning outfit, consisting of—
2 Seventy-Saw L u m m u s
Gins, Suction System.
25 Horse Power Kngine,
Self-Packing Texas Cotton
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Shafting, Belts! Pulleys, all
complete and in good condition.
My only reason lor selling is
that I heed and my business
requires a larger system. Call
on or correspond with me.
Here is at^ opportunity that
knocks at the door of the live
man who wants a sure paying
investment.
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OIL HILL
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Our ginner has been overhauled and is in first
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class condition. We are now in position to give
you a better sample and quicker service than at any'
time since we have been in business.
Our ginnery is under the management of our
Superintendent, who will treat you courteously and
see that you get a fair, siuare deal. We have as
gmner our most skilled mechanic at the mill. l ' We’
guarantee you satisfaction.
Notwithstanding the increased cost of fuel, la
bor, etc., our price for ginning will be the same as
last season.
$1.00 per bale under 6<X) lbs.; over 600 lbs. 20c
per hundred.
7 yardv of Bagging and 6 Ties, $1.00.
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\£] We Will Always Treat You Right!
Wm. E. McNab, Mauager.
Highest Prices Paid for Cotton Seed
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HILL TOP STABLES
Turns flic Non Year Leaf
"There s !r1e in the uld , md \ v. i .m I < h u Itc Browit hat the
I.Kls In pmvr it in tli- i- i mpt n| a tar <d
( liniirst Horses and Mules
trum the bcxl stock (arms of the Blue Grass State*, all pur-
{Hisc stock and all of gilt edge beauty and
every day >uie kcrv ce.
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VLSI I TWO CAR LOADS
j I cxcelsioi Wagoi)>, single .mil double, Buggies, Surreyt,
liar ness, Saddi<s, Bnl.cs, .uul everything in
his speu.ity line-, it -penult v
bed ro> k | M it vs.
COME TO 8EE AND SAVE
CHARLIE BROWN,
Barnwell, S. C.
erne ftemfc ol
(The Farmers’ Union B^fnk)
T. W. SCOTT
W1LL1ST0N, S. C.
* Out of town cheeks and ilr.iftx ae^-ptetH 0 ! - deposit without •XOtotAgA,
We pay 4 per rent iy Savings Departmeit
OFFICERS:
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Harry D. Calhoun, President
j William L. Cave, Vice-Pres, N. G. W, Walker, Cashier
• G. Miller Greene, Attorney R. C- Carroll, Asst. Cashlar
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♦ DIRECTORS:
1 J. J. Cochran T. Jet! Grubbs
Tarlton S. Cave William L. Cave
Dr. Tom F. Hogg Wanton T. Walker
^ G. Miller Greene B. Lee
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