The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 18, 1923, Image 8
THE BARNWELL fEOPLE
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JOHN W. HOLMES
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year It-M
Six ifonthi —— ....... .90
Three Montha ...l— .60
(Strictly hi Advance.)
fe. P. DA V IKS. Editor and Propriety.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25TH, 1923
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Books for the School
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Each week we will publish a list of
f books for parallel reading which the
, 1 Barnwell school needs. Anyone hav-
f ing a duplicate, or a dollar wheieby
f to purchase a book, may contribute
; either' to the school and It will be
; appreciated.
Watch the Hit each week.
" Barton, C. f The Story of My Cbild-
fiool; Beacon, A., The Boy’s Drake;
Bolton, S. K., Poor Boys That Be
came Famous; Burroughs, J., John
James Audobon; Davis, W., AutobW
| ography of a Super# Tramp; Epler,
j P. H , Life of Clara Barton; Gatea,
E.. The Biography af a Prarie Girl;
Gilder J. L. The Autobiography of a
Tomboy; Grenfell, W, A Labrador
Doctor; Hagodora. H . The Boy’s
^ Life of Theodore Roosevelt; Keller
| H. The Story of My Life; I.sream
L. A New Ragland Girlhood. Lott
! P. The Story of a Child; Matte. M
| W, lleeoee Every Child Shewid
j Kaow, Hair. J, Tha Story af My
aad Yewth. Msadewrraft I
fha Boy s Ufa af R*aaa
H. Boy's Ufa af Aheahaw
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I «ae a Boy la Jagoo. Baa
A, t oodeaasoaa af a Haro
0L0CST Of 4PfL£ ORCHAKDS
B la la »a
erlgta ai thla aretard Is
ttgaity. How B
the Med, who tha
dooa that go
Tha word Inantano^ la Spanish Pm
appU tree, aad ’‘■aurnaBo* means
Wl«- It la believed that the New
Mexico orchard was Baited by ooe
Fra Gcroalmo da la tJeno, a aeieefn^.
ary from Mexico who In 1636 came to
Quarl, flee allies below the preseat
hamlet of If anas no There was at
It la said, a wonderful
aajra the American Forestry
Mags sine, and ft la bettered that the
Spanish priest planted the orchard
near the spring.
Although this early settlement was
abandoned for more than a century be
cause of Apache raids, the orchard
grew on. Aa It stands today ft la la
two groups, one of fifty trees, the
other of alxtoea trees Tim trees are
of “sprout" growth, many of them la
groups of two or three starting from
a common center. They still bear
fruit, although the apples are small.
The guardian of tha orchard today
la tha Rev. Joeo Gauthier, a French
padre who has served the
townpoopie for the loot twMty-dvo
years The orchard la the property
•t the local church
BEETLE EATS MOSQUITO GRUB
ea old Mrw
set very fit. but aha
always bad some emotion to aafi tho
doctor that bad nothing to d° #tth
her own rmaa.
’Doctor," aba mid oa thla occasion,
caa you tell me why It Is that some
people are born dumbT
The doctor thought for a moment.
"Why—hem—certainly,” he replied;
"It^ia owing to the fact that they come
Into the world without the faculty of
speech."
The old woman gated at him In ad*
miration. ■ '
"There, now,” she remarked. "Now
just see what It means to have an edu
cation. I asked Thomas more than
a hundred times why It was, and all
he could any was, "’CauM they Is’"—
Baltimore News. - '
.Air Jets
A plan to abolish the propellers of
airplanes is the subject now of labors-
tory research. Air compressed snd
mixed with fuel In a combustion cham
ber would be projected through a
n<*sle at the rear of the airplane, and
the reaction of Its discharge would
drive the machine through the air.
Though It Is calculated that high
speed might jw»sslhly be obtained
through this method of Jet propulsion,
the mechanism would be heavy, and
experiments a» far show that’tbe con
sumption of fuel y cHild be In exr#m of
that required for ordinary propeller
drivs
Current CemeUy.
“Oeuaa btui oue of Sbak
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“How's ih« work gotegf*
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State of fieutfi Carolina.
Barnwell County.
Court of Common Ploos.
Marie Cohen and Carrie Cohen.
Plaintiffs,
. vs
Lessie B. Easterling, et al.,
Defendants.
Decree for Foreclosure and Sale.
v By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed in the above entitled cause,
I will sell at Barnwell, South Caro-
hna, in front of the Court House, on
Monday, the 5th day of November, A.
D. 1923, it being* saleday in said
month, within the legal hours of sale,
the following described real proper-
ty:
All of that certain lot in the town
of Barnwell, South Carolina, with the
buildings thereon, measuring one hun
dred fifty-five (155) feet on Marlboro
Avenue and running back a depth
of one hundred eighty-one (181) feet
and bounded as follows: On the
North by a lot of Mrs. Maggie I.
Walker; on the South by stffeet which
separates said lot from Iqt of A. A.
Lemon; on the East by lot formerly
belonging to B. B. Easterling, now
owned by Sanders, and on the West
by Marlboro Avenue.
Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
H. L. O’BANrfON,
Master for Barnwell County.
Master’s office. O-t. IS. IMS.
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bava (to
DR. CECIL RAY.
Physwtaa and
Off tea at Mac* Drug C
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Mules
Horses
FOR SALE
JUST RECEIVED-
A fresh shipment of
First Class Mules* If £
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you want a
at Boll Weevil prices
see me.
| B. L BOYLSTON |
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Hogs! Hogs!!
We are in the market and pay
TOP Prices all the year round
^ for all grades and sizes of bogs.
Phone ua what you haveto offer.
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F. H. McCRAE
Phone 36 • Denmark, S. C.
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abaw ft*
9 »p—4 to baadltag la a— tto suiy
afvaaiaga af tbta aystam. O;surra
a— not harmed tn may a ay. aad caa
ba returned ta tha water to the boos
that. Ular oa. peatla may develop la
them Similarly, oysters shown to
coots In only small pearls are replaced
la special tanka, to that the pearla
may be given s chance to grow larger.
Tilts should mean that In % few
years’ time we shall have more, bet
ter and very probably cheaper pearls.
WEATHERING TESTS OF STONE
Alternate Freezing and Thawing Em-
ployed at Buread^of Standards
In Washington. %
Weathering tests, consisting of freea-
Jng and thawing of the! specimens until
disintegration occurs, are in progress
at the bureau of standards on twenty-
two samples of limestone and twenty-
fhree of sandstone. Some of the best
limestones have withstood 800 freez
ings without showing any appreciable
amount of decay, while the poorer
grades of this material were disinte
grated by 100 freezing!, aays the Scien
tific American. Testa bn the sand
stones have only recently bean started,
and so far tba samples have shown no
great amount of decay.
A number of limestone and aand-
stons specimens are also betag tested
by soaking In a 1& per cent MoJut on of
•udlsm chloride snd drying afterward
to obtain a eryecaUiasttan af Urn salt
In tto pmm af tto
a *i
(• um •
• ton, a few mtout— Inter, to
bnct with tbu remark that to
Mwg la a— tow tto 1 hem-mater
aloud Own at tto poet aMca, kin wlfa
T'*- Wm. E. McNAB
MBteriaL
Cotton Sood Bought and
Mob! Ejichanged.
BARNWELL* S. C.
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fewMHimea tba hopeful natlVM ex
per! mlradea. Tlia American acbool
at Sbolapur, In India, got a letter from
a nsllve whose son had been sent to
study.
Tf you will kindly try to read Ida
phrenology," the doting father wrote,
“his physiognomy and graphology, you
must discover as the most prom
ising hoy to turn him out to be presi
dent of America as James Garfield.
Lincoln and others.”
Even In mission life many a comMy
is staged. In early-Honolulu dajr^a
chief, quite naked, called on a mis
sionary. Being reproved for this, he
went back to his hut, and returned
wearing a pair of women's stockings
»od a tile hat!—Frederick Simpich, in
the ISaturday Evening Post.
Ancient Japanese Tombs.
Tombs of six lirtperlal ancestors
have Just been discovered In obscure
spots in the suburbs of Kyoto. They
have been Identified aa those of fbe
sons and daughters of Emperor Go-
datgo. who was banished to Okl island
by Aahlkaga, tha oaorper. 564 year*
ago. Tha Emperor Godalgo dispatobm
his moos to nearby provlnrea to rale#
rerrwlte tor kts
Ufa and their temt* «— mwtterato
Tutfs Pills
Watches and all kinds of jewelry
repaired at the Gift Shop.—Adv.
MONEY TO LOAN
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Loans made same day
application received.
No Red Tape.
HARLEY & BLATT.
Attorneys-at-Law
B&mwelL S. C.
4^x-x-x-o-o-e-x-o<-x-x-x^>->-x >
Wm. McNAB
Representing
FIRE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Personal attention given all businey
Office in Harrison Block, Main St
BARNWELL. & C
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I f mmr Mite. FraratoaBtp, <#—»'•, Hil
da. Mama. Mi- Calvary, Haw
Foreat. Oak Grwvv. PteaaaM Hill.
Reedy Braark, Tinker. Creak....S
•Big Fork 12
I Dunbarton. 9 for ordinary. 3 for
bonds, total 12
I Healing Springs . w . 12
Kline. 8 for ordinary. 4 for bonds,
total .1 ..12
Barnwell, 10H for ordinary, 4ft for
bonds, total 15
Hercules 16
Blackville, 15 for ordinaly, 4. for
bonds, total • _19
Williston, 17 for ordinary, 4 for
bonds, total .— ‘ - IIP , 21
J. B. ARMSTRONG,
County Treasurer.
Barnwell, S. C., Oct. 8, 1923.
WALKER A WALKER
LtceMed and Bonded under the
Uruled State* Warehouse Act.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
COTTON
WAREHOUSES LICENSED and BONDED under
UNITED STATES WAREHOUSE ACT.
We offer, to the cotton grower* and merchants within
reach of Augusta, FUNDS in
UNLIMITED 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.
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6 per cent, interest on large amounts.
Private funds for small loans.
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& BUSH*
| . LAWYERS BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA^
Let Me Deliver
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