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- ‘SS, SUNDAY HALF A CENTURY AGO •pjrtt and Lattar of Commaffdmant Both Thoroughly Oboyod In W««t«m Now York. , My mother wnn bom «n(1 reared In a little country village in western New York. vOn the farm where my grand* mother lived It was the custom to be gin Sunday on Saturday night at sun down. The "hired man” came In from the chores, grandmother put away all her work In the kitchen, and then the entire family gathered to the “best room” and studied the Sunday-school Insson, or had a reading from the , Itihle. led by grandfather, and all the family retired not later than d o’clock. In tire morning, after doing none hut the absolutely necessary chores on the farm, the team that had not been fish'd the day before was hitched up to the big four-seated wagon and the en tire family Including the "hired” help. W4jpt to church. There was preaching sendee In the forenoon, and then we adjourned to a lunch for ourselves and the team. Ther. w’e went In to a Sunday-school service, and after an In terval there was another preaching service, after which we hitched up and drove slowly hack to the farm. That was the way Sunday was kept f?i western New York a little more than r*0 years ago. I “Can rememlwr hearing my mother say that when she was a girl In this Name New York utafH village, site was not allow’ed to walk except to the cemetery and hack. *>n Sunday, and was not allowed to read any books except the Bible and “Fox's Rook of Murtyns."—Christian Herald. ROYAL PERSON WELL GARBED Augustus of Poland Had Clothss Suf* * flcicnt for Rsgiment—Also Had , Othsr Idiotyncrasiss. Gentlemen of fashion ttalay are mere (Minpers when It comes Of atttfr. ww- eompared to what King AtTgtisfUS ?!• «*f I'olund deemed in‘eessary to hh» f-titnforl. He filled lw » gn-at halls with «:lothe* and bad ■ siwclal wat« h. snuff »m»x. sword and cane for ever) one of tils hundreds of suits. To go with them he also had l..*ilJU wig*. Five nr- rists were kept hu«y tuiluling minis- tnrew of the clothing and keeping llo-«e tNiInttngs in a catalog that th«- king might select friHu esch «lsy as be rose He took the lovely counter of « 'oaeiie as his wife and the u»rrr fart that slio had a hualiwnd alrea>h mat- (erod little. He apf*—red at l*er ihw»r • H»e day with a ImrsestuM- In tH*e hand and a hag of HlOtaai erwwns In the other The f«dd he tossed at leef feet tm demoii'frat* HU wealth and gener ««* Instincts, and the h«»ese%h*e he tirwfce with his here hand* to d«u»-w» sfratr hts strength atwl iteiermineI The lady. tBlprew nl g*4 r*d af h« r huS hand at oace akiatning a dttarre of the sort that allowed of reiaa.rtage h'lepo-Uoi* htatoeian* have hlntesl that the le»rsesli.ie might have leeu tl‘ed a hit heh.re the kingly hand lore H apart The Rivals Bj MURIEL LEE Carnef>«'» Haraaat Ba gsm. Andre** • a' »»e* <r in hi* a'l’ot rat»hj. which ||«Migtiio«i II Blin I*sny I* pohll*hing letl* n.' hi* gr*! ftnaio ial liargaii* «n**- «<f hi* • hh-f et> totliwii'* •*• the ke«-|»lag tif r»l*h»la himI the |»rf« MlU lit altr a»*i *-• 1 t It# fmr |T* •mall % of tti** iKhlrnrh. m*t “My a so f m f> i %T l**l»tf»«-a* %*»tif •• %»s • •*■* irtug rut CXMJl|tkl»i<4i* m- |t *-• lot 4 *i-a* n 1 » •** a*. »-«nt.*o*ey «•(fnfw-i* •fttu*. *w* V- « ft .tar that th. > out.* 11 •IIIf• V t»» i» *u< h his*f iwi mm*- *l*ou!d tw 144 m.wl af e<‘ 11 rim |U-fi ** Th«- >4'urdi) hoil \ w :i • i;r ally ar n* t^i •*l«nt t.v rn\ rt»* k til Crtttl.- r*t»L* I'wh'I {*.*♦♦ .. f>.r ih** r.ihtdtv M \ i-i »l i •• h m-i- ir jl fi.l * / pr»»v. • m. i v. « •« •Mne h: ii U. w h«*n •«! ' • :l ’ ((0, 1110. W•sisro n• wapap*r Unisn ) * “I may not hr> an •are,’ M said Ben Mnntell, “hut 1 am a ‘could-be,’ which la a ‘maybe/ with a chance of touch ing par.” . r “My! But you’ve got It pat/’ sneer od Bryan Darlon, nephew of John ftarlon, the employer of both of them “Kver tell that to Eunice Keade?” “IMease leave the lady’s name out of our discussion.” suggested Ben, a trille sternly. “I havep’t hit It quite right with your uncle, but I was a success in the position he hired me away from.” “A ‘has been/ eh?” "TYeil, h’d rather he a ‘has been than a ‘mfglit have been/ for a ‘has been’ Is nn ‘are.’*’ «■ ^ "Studied out very prettily/’- Jeered hnrlon, still In en aggressive tdhe. “No, you don’t suit Ihe old man, and he having left me In charge during his absence I take ll upon myself to fin you.*' . Ben Mantell s face flushedT but h» subdued the reNeutful words that aro*« In Itla Ups. “I doubt your right,” h* said quietly now. *^»ut I’ll go. Th« Imj*s of the Evans contract wan not'tin fault and your uncle. Jf a fair nilnde* man. can’t think otherwise. I hav* foiimi out the reu^ii why live onlet was nuiceled. Better keep me hen until your unci* return* and I can tel Inin ul»otit It." “Tell ine,“ siihiultied Brvan. “No." came Ihe ileAnlte res|»onae "fio you (nwlianre me, flien v * “With |den«iire.’’ returte*! Hryat mstlcloUHly. “If I were you. I’d g* down to Mellvllle Tliere’s lot of opet positions lloTe" I i■ i »|s s - ‘i* re It < ** fwn “I sJu fto* afraid, and wHindhiiig will come ui« wny.“ i BrvMit iNirirtti *briigg**t h** fl^<w»l dees lint lw* a I*** *eaf ie*l 1%te ww li»*W'|<**o*lev»**v Irvita• *®l hiss Il«* IohI an «*h)ref in hnshBdndt Was from Elmwfwwt !l***h nf thews tsee* In lov** with It* wde Ihn hnSi* of Ihe little t*WM. tl ww* her m lurv !•• I*e kind !• esee’lhwdf nnP w lille *l»e dlsiwrvwd a rert#ftn answves* lr Itenrlvig -m the |wrt a# Ihrynn •* If hi* |.rw*|w**t* ahwaiM eerwnnnwnd h*a in w l*r> yotttig l**dw*s wha* caffwd hs* wealth and p*wil>*a* *he did nat hnw* her own hewn at the Brsl and tvwwtwS eg, |i nf beV *wlt**V« with USe UelAww i-ootsidemtom and rwwneny Hm Enntre Remle knew her hear* niu< h Setter tw« days after Ben Man tell t*ad Seen aw mdety and edhdnhal* <||m harged frwni h*a pawdflnn nl fh» IhirStn ewtehllahawewt Her bretlw k***| nlaw eswfdoved there hud h—iUUh Her the new* wf the riii uusaiancna. 1 •nemed that he hnd ••rfhewrd the Bnu r,wi« *-*aetion hrtweeu Hryun and New • reI he hnd repeated 19 IU fthnlnr II* • a* * •>sh* h ••Iherwnt nf Neu tah* bad taken gW-«t fwift* lw see tw hi* •d« wte eme*t In bl* eanfdwf and he de-«t«l*rd Brvan beenwae mi Mtth tr«. k • of aetB*bwew* and mewwnew* he Sdnl fta««w| In bin* **|t*-n iMi't nee- bit d**wnSenrl*-dl* b* *lr* t «re*| **|t«t «wn cwwhtnl w*ah» a ml^'ske In taking •ble* ntfh htas {.tain •■*»*•» ■dele It -el |U Cut tun (• Innings. Then* wars M.MA^hnlea of cotton ginnud in Bumwall County prior to November 1st, ss compared with 26,• 747 bales to the same date in 1919, according to a report made public on November 8th. The totgl ’•< for the State was 867,840 this year and 1,- 052,528 last year, Ginnings in other counties in this section were as fol lows: 1920 1919 Aiken .__.<2^96. 33,217 Allendale - 11,594 16,947 Bamberg 16,365 20,967 Hampton 6,064 9,227 Jasper ____ -../f’TTTTN 707 1,685 MASTER S SALE. 1 i 1 ' State of South Carolii Barnwell County. Court of Common Pleas. R. A. Ellis, Plaintiff, against Rosa L. Mariano, et. al Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, in Monday, the 6th day of December 1920, it being sale day in said month within the Tegal hours of sale, the following described real estate: All that tract, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in Ben nett Springs Township, county and state Aforesaid, containing twenty six acres, more or less, bounded North by C. L. Hiers, East by A. E. Mix- son, South by L. Jones and West by Carrie J. Ashlby. , Also: All that tract, piec* or parrel of land situate, lying and being in Bennett Spring* Township, said county and state, containing twenty eight and one-half acres, more or leas, and boun ded North hy lands of N. A. Patter son; East by estate lands of John Killingsworth. South hy B. J. Mix- son and on the West by lands of T. A- Greene. and Women’s ^ . * ft* At! tfcaf truer, piece or parrel of land situate lying and bring in Red Oak I Township', county and state aforesaid. I containing twenty nine acres, more I •r teas, and heandsd on the North by I Joseph A Meyer. East by I. W ftoun I tr*e. South by E A Mi&aoa and Weal I by estate ad John Killtngaworth Alan: All my mtefeet in 74 acres |seventy I fuuel of land situate tying and bring I In «u*J county and state bounded an the Buuth by Kuimgswoftb and I Robert Nervy. East by Dtrbs; North I by tnude of f, P Ningtetun and Neat I by KoM SsogtHun. AMo: Ah my interest m eighty-one (SI I acres mi land, more or lean, situate lying and being in the anid county and stale and bounded an the Noeth hy Jacob IVepAea. Neal by the Dun bar place. Coot hy Geacgs Btngletaa • r-e s. „ik by Marta v ' <• - Term* af aale cash Purchaser la pay foe pa pecs and stamps M L fYNANNON. Master Master's office Mac 14th. IPS® N %#TPN** SkLR > ei r Enni**** l*nt *he *at iiiia iti- en«i it then * I**-* 1 Si •• k i *•: t!**- «li rut i •«f him “ i•b-tt« a nlr S *rtU *tt***U*w w lib Uev I Kmh Hcten an*l (k-fendant tw tal oCdrr to aw thr ahsci t mill led cause at Namuefl. la front nf t’nuri H**usa an Monday, fker 4. I. it hrmg aale day m said month. ^•ur* of sale, the fai rest property to w it tl ih t .j I tl.iiik nf fit** ii.nr<i Imr^i'ii I ilruve will* iii\- > Mime mst*** m.itlv «»f w horn wito ntitetif to »;»»»i**r «i.UMle :in<I « l.oor l«»i :» v\im <»*a'»o|t tin-. « •UhiiMolifil tl|i in llns illiii|*ie ;i‘wi-i! th<- |i<ior«*'>t r**tiirn over made -*n ImI ' Old Arrerican Glass. Thr iVnnsvIxaaia lynsoiiin aniioniK’es » flmi of old Amt-rinm L r li< <s On* thoiivynd s|i4H‘iiit«Miv luivi* In •-it itm: up near Allow ay. N. .1 Tlu* lli-ltl wlmre sp«*riin*‘iis wett- foUlwl was nnoe ilio sitn <»f tin* old WMar Class works, foumlod m-arly two htindroil ynars by Caspar Wistar, who was of An-* ■trlnn (‘\traction arnl titled. j The sfiocimcns found wore for tlu most part fragnioiU^ <»f Jiottle and window ^ r l»ss. of whidt tli*-r*‘ havi* not tioiMi nian.v specinu'its until now.’ Thi- nmsemn is now tnakint: it study of the types of jjIjiss that were produced In the early days of Pennsylvania am) New Jersey.' The first class to he man ufactured in this eountry was that of a Virginia company haated at James rown, hut the first produeed success fully was that of Allowny, then known os Wistarlturg. » 1*1111111 v tow nr» exti«ur*raf»*d ht % >tlHi; to* gloalc.’ Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, at tha) t-wnaol reach tha teal o( ti>e xliaaaaa Catarrh la a local disease, grsatly in *d by constitutional ondumna. and in order to ura it you muat taka an Internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi- •-me is taken mtarrwlly ar 4 a '-s thru The blood or. tb* mu >us st.rfacas of tha ay stem Hs4 s Catarrh Med-‘to* •*• peewnbwd by owe of t?-e beet phya-^maa ir this cwuatry for yawra I* ta eam- mi •> «* e of tha be** te*** kl Wttk aosae mi lbs P.rvnit In im%•••t h |’.« »i ;it iti** nrt 11 fituUte. itu*> ax‘itL • •\er hi*, power to hint itdrlft uilh •mt a w it ruing. Mis tr» , it* , lii , riHis spirit u:is «•• Mppnreiit to Eunlc*’ tint! h* :ietv;.illv sij, e*M-deil in nuikinu her th# unw :iv t-riiiu ••lunnpioii of the Yivnl lit hnted. It led (•• Elllthv tiiul Ben heeoinlni; iniituully contideiithtl iin*l drew them closer together thjni ever before. “You h:i\e honor'll me with yout interest ,;intl symp.-ithy/’ snld Ben “imd 1 eunimt hut ;isk to nuike you m\ eontidiint. The rensop the hirnt* emit met which Mr. DnrlonJdnines mt ’<bp, r losing whs not . awnrdeil to his hoii'-e w;is heenuRi 1 th( % Evnns cotnpnny. w hieh h;is heen tt elient of the I^ur Ions for years, expect to Into tin same line yf manufacture themselves I would not trade or ileal with then 1 w hile I was w ith the Parlous, hut nov t that I tun unjustly discharged I must of course, look to* my own Interests The truth is. Mi?s Rondo, that the> will soon appear as active htjslnes- rivals to the Diirlons, and a« they ha Vi unlimited capital wlfl certainly dlvfd' the trade. I ntn quietly acting ' tlieir ngent now in looking tor a t.ulld ing site for tfie factory they desigi to « re«-t.** Br>.in Darlon ree**lv»*d A cold re o-pljon w!iei» in*\f he \Mled Klinlc !!**ad»* With chagrin and hltieme* h»* Mtw h**r in thp • ompanv^jg B«-• j M .M.-I! twi ocena on* and mat "•TT'IKjiI reft »»e **rrv. V I «*f mt lai I of kind sitimlr. I) mg and bring Hi tbr j town of Rnmnell. *ustr a*vl | aforraabl. (*untnttting unr bn’f I Si I | •err, no.re or Ir**, and laoutitird on the Ninth hy tot nf thr ratntr mi Jom« * | R«>hrrts«in; Kust l»y atrrt*t of the j town of lUmwell. wnich su-parntv* | thi« lot from lot of M. 8. Smith; I South hy lot of II. 1 . Diamond, known | a* the "Aijurti Nix”Ji>t, and Went hy lot of J. M. E;iaterling. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pity for paper* and stamp*. II. L. O’BAN NON, 11-18-31. Master. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that I will file my first and . final return with Honorable John K. Snellmg, Judge of Probate for Barnwell^ County, and State of South Carolina, as Admin istratrix of the Estate of Arthur*C. Meyer, deceased, upon Saturday. December 4th, now next ensuing, and will apply for an order of discharge ami letters dismissory. This 8th day of November A. D., 1820. MATTIE MEYER. ll-ll-4t. ♦ Administratrix. I r«*|»*-f^U-d that »i •*«-»ire f.*f bfi **»»w TWw nb*Xi kfe* *> >•<» inaab rmtmm sr* • r Imd in* furth* l«ny or ? # arc* (Sll H( rje Shoeing a Specialty ELKC, S. CAR. 25 to 33 1-3 ojo off J. A Porter BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROUNA *a*m# Warsaw |f^// / A* anil tli prti ! .* ihtv Hut* k |irim i|>ln —cImnictrri» thr new liuii k Niiirtmi I weni^tie Neriet rii< . for tut t (lei «ii lea. 1 ' ' 1 s Added to the ’ srrkice valu r i d thr nrv% Bui mtKlrii K is a distinct ive Inrautv of y IhkIy li nrs an d appornTitie . Anrrm ^ . //., •m 4 1 profe>b mnal u urn. the new Hi nek 1 arcr V \ ;• 'h m y iJudtkmtM a i A mf/1 I H - * vV ! >r V J ,-U , t/r,- III Four Passenj/er Coupe is esperiaiiy popular because of its everyday u>efill ness for bukinesN and leisure hours. Reinforcing Huick reliability is Author ized Buick Ser\icc, nation-wide in evtknt. of the New Nineteen Twenty One Buick Scries %IWL An Kfoil*! '1 «gniy Onf-Ff.fty K-iuf. hrcc r*r \ , o.*.c-l '1 Oli-'ti [ty Fur, pa .rngrr Moi'H jAr'irv '’n'-l'ittv Si*. ?otir piMrcgrr coupe MiijSC •*'■:»!> Onr-F'.rti ^CT^n, e»e «• .ija \liiri I wrn'y One-Kofty h-.-hl, fojr <mp». Tw«-m One forty Nine,' sr/rr. p.-vn^rr cai ilrl | weniy One-Fitty, - .en pawnjef trxlau F. 0. H. Facur^, Flint, Mi, huan SI'Vi 1“VS 2sv1