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THURSDAY. AUGUST 14,1913.
Right You Are.
In commenting on the stand taken by
The People relative to the coming elec
tion, The Augusta Chronicle has the
following to say:
“Just Hke a letter from home ” The
Barnwell People declines to commit
Itself or take a positive stand in the di»-
eosskm as to whether or not Barnwell
shall have a dispensary. "We are
haads off." says the editor—and per
haps if is Jast as well for. as he adds,
f, ere hardly believe that our
plains would have much
i way or the other It a not
he voters were gotag at this
blindly They have
of both the
taw Let
It s s powerful herd thing to rheagv
s South Carotins profit into an anti, ur
t other way rouad. and hditor l*•»*•«
baews n
The eaiy wtseahr oiotW by TV* tvi
ysts Chreatris w ta 'footing Juat ib*
a bWor trwm ho^e " TV*
a Wttrr frrjm
la roaifty ‘Joel Ub* a member of
that vmr r*
ly cor
today
Truly, we live ta a wowdrrfui age A
Philadelphia man now claim a to be able
to do ia a couple of hoars what it tabes
Mother Nature two weeks to perform
—i e., the maturing of cotton both
But when we see mighty express trains
sad high-powered automobiles go whu-
nag by and read of the wonders that
are being accomplished in the air, we
can only ask, "Why not."
The Mexicans speak of the “govern
ment of Mexico" with ss much apparent
faith in its existence as the people of
Charlotte speak of the "Mecklenburg
Declaration.”—The State.
Yes, or as Allendale folks boast of the
“tri-county metropolis.”
is nothing more provoking
a rain to come up fifteen
There
than for
minutes before the time to start the
game—especially when each team has
copped one and the deciding contest is
to be played.
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Main Street should be “dragged”
after the next good rain. A number of
holes and gullies are making their ap
pearance in that otherwise excellent
thoroughfare.
We notice that the paragraphers have
fallen back on that old reliable word
“meloocholic” when referring to those
wht indulge freely in the luscious fruit.
York,
that he M a
If it s ten miles to Blackville and
twelve to Williston, how long will it
take the dty fathers of Barnwell to fill
in the wash-outs st the foot of Turkey
Creek hill?
WHAT OTHER PAPERS SAY
Crop* and Politics.
People generally are not going to
enthuse much over politics just now.
The crop outlook is too promising and
the prospects for a good fall business
too bright. It is well that this is so.—
Bamberg Herald.
About “Jimmy” Byrne*.
Representative Byrnes of the second
congressional district, of this state, is
said to be blazing the way for his re-
election to a third term next year.—
Greenville Piedmont.
And he’ll get it without any trouble,
too, for the people of his district sure
believe in "Jimmy.” ' He’s all right.—
Bamberg Herald.
A Loownc Hand.
We notice that Candidate Rembert
in hia speech, as reported at Filbert,
devotes s good deal of time to attack
ing the newspapers.
We hope that Mr Rembert is not
going to make that the issue of bis
campaign It may winnow and again,
particularly when newspaper* have
been exceedingly unfair to the candi
date. but it is one of those hands that
Col Irby used to say wins only once
la a while at least We would he very
sorry to see another campaign of mud
slinging and personalities and we hope
the candidate* wHl di*ru** naue*.
something for the constructive dr
veiopment of our State Sr*h*rr>
Herald and New*
It •• reaiij re-freshlo f>»d * g-»i»d
;ur> in South ( tW n* wh-i it •il..n^*
to 4 i the fasme w*-*r* i! ..f,*
I he ungestwd ,,f . r nrrj.l
ruorl* (**a*r*ill< • *A uf grnert
platitudes fwiwuwe tK*aa* tied «ve*n
twglewa woTIungw m m hgh *• the
fewer*, peewentmen!t f'trvd urw*
eeer -•** to t «e t fennd to
•Und up tv* the r>fhU <j/ (he Urw<
cm**w* against tb* ’a. use t o^r-* uf
final* and 'TV* Mown**be* Judge*
amrba a n« • ee* m V*«<h t nrentn* •
admiawCrtltow oi ^tasw* TVet m what
a Rarawei. grawd /wry d*d a few
w*wba agu, and it cow<d well be -*/w*t
•d >a ama; ruwatwe m lb* tut* l ow
1 row a < ten ba«* grows
a aw dowM but
a prwwwwtmwwt at fi««a by tb*m
a Wag way* toward rectify
a 4*P*«ic*h«e ro«*dit»ow of
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(Jod p«y IV* man wbo puts private
oavyrtioa* above pabbr puitrtea
S*y. bat who a to blame for that
Ptcbia's ta mighty aiim around the
C H theae day*
The county in debt no money to
hold court—let’a aeli a little whukry
Aiken County tave* 4 1 2 Let*
move nearer Augusta
What a the use to have a fine demand
for wet goods and none to tell*
CHd Judaa was 2,000 year* ahead of
hts time l*ity he couldn't be here
now—we need him bad
Men will always get whiskey at any
price, so Ufa get tome of the price
All the life insurance companies are
crazy on the whiskey question.
I told you prohibition would put us j
in debt. |
A man has no right to mix his private
convictions with his public duty. It is
immodest and old fashioned.
Better stultify your conscience than
be called s crank.
What does “snimis opibusque”
mean? Answer: Your money and
your life.
What does public servant mean?
Answer: One who serves the public
by giving them a stone when they ask
for bread.
The latest thing in politics: Better
vote Dispensary, or I’ll tax you to
death.
“Medicus Free Speech.”
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Dr. J. P. Lee, Jr.
Dentist
WILLISTON, - - S.C.
Work done at your home anywhere in
Barnwell County.
Office over Bank of Williston.
Hours 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. 3 to 6 p. m.
W-lS-ly.
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Dr. W. H. Alderman
VETERINARY SURGEON
Will be in town every Teeeday.
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J J Ulmer constable
G C Best Jr. magistrate
W P Sanders, magistrate
B O Noma, constable ,
J M Gantt, equalization
J B Moms, jail report, dieting prisoners
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F H Edenfield, magistrate
J L Carlton, constable
W P Blume, equalization
J E Lane, 4
J L Baxley,
A M Sanders, 4
E H Jenkins, 4
M B Hagood, 4
F N Hair,
J A Meyer, 4
A P Givens, 4
T W Black, chain gang
N A Hiers, magistrate
J N Hausey, constable
Tom Myrick, 4
C S Anderson, magistrate
J F Rountree, constable
B R Goss, constable
J W Hair, magistrate
G J Diamond, supervisor
J T Brigman, roads and bridges
F S Owens, magistrate
W J Faust, constable
W V Richardson, chain gang
M C Kitchings, magistrate
W F Ussery, constable
Jasper Cave, chain gang
E E Morris, rural police
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EXTRA SPECIAL!
For the next thirty days I will offer my
=entire “stock of===
Fumituie and House Flushings [
at i T reatl\ reduced prices for cash to
nuke room for new Fall stock. The
public will u\e money by taking ad-
\antac r " of thi' Sale.
Jas. M. Caldwell
Barnwell, S. C.
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J. CALDWELL GUILDS, M. A.. HEAD IUSTU
Strongest State Bank in So* Ca.
WHY?
Ca *it*l. Sur 'lus and Stovkholdcr* I lahilitv
SKitMKHLOO
Safest of the Safe.
Ia aatlmallng the »afe*y of a Bank ll J1* well to re-
roamber that Ca/iital ami Surplu*, in other word*, the
BANK S OWN MONEY, I* that which irivea ik-curlty
to dat)o*lti)ra. 1 ii thi* re»p*-ct we stand FIRM among
the 800 atate bank* in South Carolina. Seek **My tir*t
and accept the cordial invitation which we extend you
to bank with u*.
4 per cent Paid on Savings
BANKofVESTERN CAROLINA
BARNWELL, S.C.
CAPITAL & SURPLUS $5OO,OC0°9
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George H.Bates J-M-EfiLsterling
Butler Hagood P.M.Buckingham
New Wheat Flour—"Pansy”—Best
in its history. Cheap.
J. A. Porter.—Adv.
(Advertisement.)
k Takas aa Expert
to properly inatall a job of plumbing.
My work it GUARANTEED-"not bet
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Notice of Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the u
dersigned will on Monday, August J
1913, file with Hon. John K. Snellic
Judge of Probate for Barnwell Cou
ty, his final retun as guardian
Bertha Stringfellow, Freddie Strin
fellow, Chariie L. Stringfellow, Wil
M. Stringfellow and JoJin B. Strin
fellow, minors, and apply for Lett!
Diamisaory.
Bennett Stringfellow,
July 19th, 1M1
J A.