Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THURSDAY. OCTOBER lafTH. 1*M The Nurrrt Real Friend. The negro ia rapidly diaew that, in apite of piple^iionf on the part of Northerner* to the contrary, his real friend i» the white roan of the South. Not long ago, all negroes who could not dhow a residence of seven years in Johnstown, Pa., were • rder- ed by the mayor of that city to “get out.” The trouble grew out of the killing of a policeman and the wound ing of several others by a negro ron. A few days ago a white man was killed and his daughter wounded by a negro in Stowe township, Pa. (There is peculiar significance in that name “Stowe.") As a result 200 whites met in council, separated into groups, visited every negro family and several negro workers’ camps in that township and issued orders that the negroes leave. • When a Southern mob takes the law into iu own hands, its vengeanc*'ia directed against the individual re sponsible for the crime. “Up North" it seems to be directed against the rare. In the peat it has been aaki that the difference between the North aad the floutb an this portkw- lar aweetion is that the North are found Iu the ebUd*s mouth. ? W. C. Milhous, D. D. 8.. Barnwell. Jasper Trotti, D. T). 8., WilUston. J. E. Molony, D. D. 8.. BlackvilU. E. F. Storno, D. D. 8., Blackville. - DR. WALTER T. WILLIS. Prominent Farmer of Barnwell Coun ty Died Sunday. Wllliston, Oct. 14.—Dr. Wariter Willis, a retired physician, and one of the most prominent farmers of Barnwell County, died at his home in Williston this afternoon at 4:30 o’ clock, after an Illness of ten days. He had been in declining health for sev eral months, but hh severe illness and death came as quite a shock to his many friends in this part of the State. v 4 Dr. Willis is survived U|r his widow, formerly Mias Belle Hair; one daugh ter, Miss Mildred Willis; three sons, Edwin and W. T. Willis, Jr., of Wil liston, and Marion Willis, of Newark, Delaware; also the following broth ers and uisters: Prof. Henry Wiliia, of Simpsonville. and Dr. Frank Wil iia. of Ithaca, N. Y., and Mrs. W. G. Thompson, Sr., Misses Laura Ella, Besaie and Jessie Willis, of Wlllis ton. and numerous nieces and neph- and other relatives. Mr. J. B. Mr. Xditor:— If you will allow me space hi your value hie paper. I would like te say of the life and •f the I Mules Horses FOR SALE JUST RECEIVED- A fresh shipment of First Class Mules. If you want a good mule at Boll Weevil prices | see me. * B.L BOYLSTON Blackville, S. C. 1 T t ? T i GOAL! I wish to advise my friends that I will ba prepared to- take care of their needs for first class coal this winter, as in the past. I am making arrangements for the best grade the market affords and my prices will be as low^as is consistent with: quality. See me before placing your order. v I will have a number of splendid Horses and Mules, which I will offer at money saving prices. Don’t forget me when in need •#. of Buggies, Wagons, Harness, etc. , Charlie Brown HILL TOP STABLES*. BARNWELL, S. C. Hogs!- Hogs!! We Me in the market and pay TOP Price*' all the year round for all grades and size* of hogs. S. M. WHITNEY CO. Cotton Factors ESTABL18RD IMA Ifnited States Bonded Warehouse Receipts coaaisroNDRNta invited liberal advancu. AUGUSTA. GEORGIA Phone F. H. McCRAE Phone 36 • Denmark, < WALKER A WALKER It may b* of mtormt to know that rty ovory *UU ia the Union ts mum work along thio lino. Our neighboring atoteo. North Carolina. Virgiaia and Tonn««see. )uvr hod these dental Clinic* in me schools for seversl years. Many firms, compa nies, department stores, factories and colleges have installed fully equipped dental offices and employed a regular dentisF for the purpose of giving their thousands of employees free dental attention. The following is copied from one of the dental magazines showing the good that the dental clinic did for one of the Connecticut schools: “Dental Hygiene in Bridgeport schools:—Since June, 1921, Bridge port has enforced a physical educa tion program which requires several health standards for promotion and as one of these dental requirements has been applied as a passing re quirement from grade 5 to grade 6, since the major part of the dental hygiene work is done in the first five grades. The promotion requirement has been (1) A clean mouth; (2) A satisfactory demonstration ' of the care of the mouth, and (8) No un filled cavities ia the permanent teeth. Laat fall practicajjy IDO per cent of 4h* children passed from-grad* 8 to grad* C with sound teeth and cions Tbs Bridge pc rMrfiUee ef tf tbe •f sorb run enjy •tnrt adherence to Hi* urflL By a Friend Who Loved «fi shiver ? -because, wfien the body chills, the nervous system puts the muscles in motion. This “exercise” drives the heart faster^and hastens the flow of warm blood. A rub with *PM/ieiebl Alcohol beat* a shiver every time as an aid to circulation. . Excellent for limbering op gthletcs and relieving ■traina. stiff joints and Auf uaLa, Warehouse Licmacd and Bonded under the United State* Warehouse Act. . CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. i COTTON WAREHOUSES LICENSED aad BONDED undar UNITED STATES WAREHOUSE ACT. We offer, to the cotton growers and merchants within retch of Augustt, FUNDS ti UNUMITED AMOUNT to be loaned on cotton stored with us. Loans to be in keeping with market values. J. P. DOUGHTY, Jr. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Correspondence-solicited. Schedule of Charges upon application. LONG TERM MONEY to LEND - w... 6 per cent, interest on large amounts. Private funds for small loans. "PH BROWN & BUSH LAWYERS BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA. * • Biggest Farm, BARGAIN in Barnwell County Tract of land containing 1,350 acres, two miles from town of Barnwell, on National Highway. EASY* TERMS. * One good year Gke the present will yield enough to pay for farm. Excellent opportunity for farmer desiring a Real Bargain. Write today— JOHN L RICE Bojc 897, - Columbia, S. C. . J || “Strong and Well” M I WISH you could know how much I am improved since taking the Cardtd/* writes Mrs. Nannie Brown, of Black Rock, Ark. "You wouldn’t know me for the same weak Invalid I was before 1 took tt. At my ... I had to keep off my feet or 1 would fall. I coulda’t do my housework, ! I’d most as Uel he He fM it for me andl took three bottles before I-stopped—then off and on for the last three years just as a tonic. I saw a decided improve ment after my first botUe.. 1 used the ffuee, and wgs able to do my work with ease, and now 1 sew for my family tad for others. I am feeling file, tad strong aad