The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 07, 1909, Image 2
4WJn!(m th« U*hlM» ffoiift i*»nnot
CoMlbly bw m mUghlovou* «• th« oe-
♦ajintit fur >ffW fmr* b«» br«nr
"to him tbnt bsth •hui) b« tlven *nd
rfifrfn HIM ctixl hrtth »iot ufoaH be Uk«n
even bath.’* t
ftw a^cthjna «»f Htdtlf and Italy
wrt'CkoU by t)i«;«rrlb!e earthouake r.f
tlx iWth ult. Wfd lnHabilcd tiy lb*
t<n»nMt fwnptv <»f ttXfto eontitrlaa, but
life waa a» ttveet to 'hem n« to iheover
>k*h. . ■>
. !■ ■■
K. Good* y n Kbett, Mayor of
Chart*»ton, uomet out of Lho hoiidavH
W|t,h'll rfrord that honitra iiU head,
hand and boa it. During the Chrlat
Hiaa week ho gave on three aeparate
nighu (^hrlvtuiaa tree* to the
ahook hand*
»wlth ft,000 pcoplo on New Vear’e Day;
r trf thrw >wrw wimwed with ttm
tteh Gx olllee, an allmetrt tbat To
jfaii not e»totFH*». ' 'y
_Alkeu guv cot oo^tlMMaanaf/hrrr for
ec.iir.lv i *(>eii»r» ihlx vfar. Thla
economy la made pnaalhle by the liberal
patronage extended by Georgiana to
tlx North Augoata diapenaary.
Knwa. II. J. W<M»d«rard and J. E. Mo
Mimawnr. .State erangellata of the
Raptl.t rhnrrh have reeaor to be grate-
ful tor the good remit* of. their work
during Item, aa at the maninga held by
iItem a th<ma««Hl additlona were made
to .oh it rch mein borahlp.
The Sta^a of Alahaum anti North
Cerollna fumed over new leavea on
Nhw Vear’a dev, ihcfr State prhhl-
bltloi/Uwa going Into effert In Wo
Ml p/I JO aaloona were eloaed at mid-
nlglit <*f the KNt ult and their I .'kxj
emplfijra have hed to hunt bther
woHt.
dike or i ide. :: r
Mulett—The t.o^gh
ahead class that kccp.‘ the
jilowmnn busy mid mak e
jmyiiigcrnps.
of the three orphanage* rxlatlug In the
old city by the »e*.
Bvaiih* toya every father lee* or
uiotherle!* little wait received a good
»ha re of awfejjt and Dulu—,
The Miyor ha* put aouic treaaurc
l>.»voud (he reach of hualnoia thieve*
who break in and ateal.
JlOBniXG 1’Kl'KH TO PAY PAl.G.
The Hpartanhurg bank* and mllla dc-
ularcd Kaml-anmial dividend* on new
year day amounting to f;io4 tilf. pi.
Sut whera dtd that big money t*oine
from and where hva it gone?
The biinka profit* cm me we premme
from tlM'lr Interest, rrlwnunt and cx-
change payer*, all probably able to
take care of themaelve*.
hut (be cotton ufill money, wa* It
not rokbed fronrtbr bard up farmer*
who had to eell tlielr cotton for two
hunt* a pound lea* than it cu»t to make
U, and from the prDoned labor of weary
mother* and unhappy daughter* and
aunablue. Inatead of spinning tlndr
etreugth and hojie Into cloth* fur the
tKotbet* and daiiglitera anil chlhlien nl
Aaia, Africa and the barbaric Dlunds
of the far off *ea»y
And did not the lion’* *hare of the
profit go to thu capita Hat* and pro
mote re that control the iui l-y
:,..r
TUIIN A NEW I.hAF.
Fanner II. of the Hnnthanle told u*
last week that he had about three
ahouaaml buaiiela of home made com
arf the crop of IWIS in hi* bartu. llm
be Added, t.here la t.ocarh »ule for it at
w dollar a byahei. aj^JJUdLitgJtire he
towld* It. Tne hlgbc*t |irlce In money
t—<i po*ed (.O' ■ bhti wa« klVty cent* a.
bUahi'l. -
Kvidentiy thoee offetlng that llgure
intended to hohl the corny* If bought,
for next Mimmer pr[ce* r l}ot Farmer
W’b barn* are locked agahot such a
Mcriliue and the keva In bl» *afe keep
ing.
goto? of hia neigh bora who made too
much cotton and too little grain would
like to buy »oni'e of tiie big II corn hut
lack the caah. Probably they will
borrow when the bank* la-gin lending.
Yet a great many people are buying
and pav lug ca*b every week day for
corn product*—nn-al and grbt. The.
mnncT that they pay for their (dally
bread and hominy g..e» far away to en
rich atranger farmfra, an<l never comer
back- The merchant* from whom they
buy may keep a little profit, hut the
*0 or f>.*» per cent of cost goea to the
nttbiida that bthig the good* and the
Weatern furmfr* who grow the corn
wnd the * tea in mill* that grind and
hhraeh the grain.
If, luatead, they were to bjry Trom
Farmer II aiid other corn Surplus
f wlilug f>r.n >r* thyir maaLA < mowey-
Would 4 >tayTn their e«<Hfmiutltle# aiid
The panic of HkiT, 190d, Ac. wa* no
re*pecter of bitain««* For |aat year
t¥a protlmnion of gold «nd ailver in the
United State* fell about live million
low the out pm ot 1W7. The
aoaivlty of mouey Uc‘crea»ed the dig
ging up and wavhlng out of tbe
preoion* metal*.
The South Carolina I,eg|*1 itjirc w ill
meet next Tueadnv. . The Scaabm will
la>t forty pay daya, und with frequent
adjournment* It* work-w ill not he tin-
I, hed until olo*e to corn planting time.
According to the Spartanburg Her
ald. w hich I* publlVhed near *tute pro-
hlhition ht-adquartfl'’*. the Anti Saloon
League, of w hlch Hev. J. G Harley I*
Superintendent, w ill make a a.ienuou*
elfort to *ecure the pa**age of iv atat.e
wide prohibition law. Kepreaenlative*
t;h.m A Smith, John (i. Hichanl* and
M. L. SfidtU ate now preparing u bill
which I* to be anbtnltted tomorrow, to
the cxevMitive committee of the Anti-
Saloon l.eagnc fur fcvUlon.
The Hoo*e of Repre*eutatlve* I*
elaimeil a* *alo for prohibition, while
toe .Senate 1* considered <3lo*e. Senator
J. Sl, Ott* of Cherokee will lead the
tight in the upper house.
The Anti Haloou League and relig
ion* denomination* will bavo atrong
men in Goluniblit through the aeaaion
In wrc*tle In argument with the law
maker*. John Barleycorn’* disciple*
will nt*o be there.
SOME MORE SUGGESTIONS.
torkiiig pilf ttlCir^'Ttb TTre Tarnier* and
Irving the nPgro huU the mule begin
work tor the next cotton crop.
Judge Taft appear* to be having a
good time over Ito- Georgia, phrvlug
golf, practlalng politic* and cabinet
making.
Next week the climax will come
when he will go to Atlanta .and be
chief gue*t at the table o:i which will
be 100 po*H<im* and potateea In propor
tion. He ha* never before eaten ol
that real Houtbcin Democratic culinary
coinhinathHi,
Judge Tail liaa apparentlr. had op
portunity to get well acquainted with
Southern city and town people, but
hai not made the acquaiutauco ot
country folk* vet." He would he a bet-
Icr FrcslthitU-if he would quit oil high
living a week and *pend the time In
tj. A, BEjf JfBttY’S
X-jtr-t \ ./
. Sage Stables.
rrr.-:c^r,TT._ A rr;Tri - -
WfLUSTON, «, C,
1 lorKCH— r rivt‘ SitIV. Sound 1
Sort that it is a pleasure to
w* T ® Tl "
Tb« (HfdeNdg*
form* d i
tica of law under J
ft Peeplaa. Ott#?....—
Houaa S^nare. at tbe.
"ierly tktf fat« frwi of
liarU 4k Deft w here are win be pleaa-
ed to awrve tbe many friend* of the
JM-Mter member «f tbe bvte fTrm, and all
ffUtflC lutruMlng famine** te
our care. '
. At*
January 4th IttW.
FIIiAL DISGH ARGE N'U ITGK.
TAJ
Nutfc* Ix herebyTIvehlhat
tbe nn-
,W.awbaaxa»aa
(lerAiiciifttl will on
«at. UWJ, tile with ITon. John K. SueT
Ung. Judge ef I'mimte for Bafdvvall
County, hi* dual return aa Guardian
of Keoale Martin Bronker and Shelly
Jacob Martin and applv for l.ettcr*
Dlauiiaaory.
W. 1L Martin.-
Guardian.
December 28th I IK'S.
Personally sclented by Q. —
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND eM».
%
'• I
A. Kennedy,, who knows
what Barnwell, Aiken, and
Oranirchntg county people
want.
Prices all riuht.
iTORS.
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CGUNTT of baunwelu
In the l*robotc Conn.
By J. K. Fnclliog, Eaq., Judge <*f Piol<ate In
Baruweh County.
Whcrea* <h»bn II. Ucwlrtt made *uit tome
t<> graut to her Ltiitei-iof AdmuiiiUrathHi on
the estate of and effect* of T. M. Hewlett,
doceam.-d.
Theae are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, live kindred ami creditors of
the said T. M. Hewlett, deceased, thul
they la; and api>car before me, In the Court
-of Probate to la: held xt Barnwell on Mon
day January eighteenth |W-0. aft< r publica
tion then-.of at It o'clock In the forenoon
to show cause. If any they have why the said
administration should not be gran'ed.
Ulrni under my hand this 4th day of
January Anno Domini, 1!>08.
J. K. SNELI.INH, ,
Probate Judge.
Pul dished In The Baiikweli. Peopi.b Jan
uary 7th. Ifl08.
All pcr*oilf< Indebted to the estate of
D . J.*H*lr, Sr., decraaed, or to the es
tate of Mr* KehtHtca Heir, deceased,
an; reqnested to make prompt payment
to mo and any person* having claims
against either of the said/estate* will
..plrnse present tln-m properly attested
I t tire undcraigned.
I! J flair,
t^ualitt*‘d Executor.
Elko, R. F. I). No. 2 December, 17th
Hm. .. . ...
1Y0W 11^
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v.
H.L.6ILM0RE&eO
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
ITORS.
RED-
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF BAItXWF.I.L.
Court of Common Flea*.
■Canfield Oil
O. Tatum.
Company and William
PlaintUr*,
All persona Indebted to the estate of
Pv W. Fararll. deceased, or to toe es
tate of Mr* C. C. F.arrell, deceased,
are requested to rmrke prompt payment
to me and any person* having claim*
jkganm either or ihe said estate* will
‘ pleaa| present them properly attested
to the undersigned.
J. M FarrelL
Administrator.
Blackvllle, 8. C., December I7 h HKbi.
NOTICE TO DEB TORS AND
CREDITORS.
Any and all persons Indebted to the
estate of f. It. Walker, deceased, are
requested to make immediate payment
to the uidci-lgiied and any p--i>on<
having demands" against the *akl
estate will ptetse present the same
properly attested to us.
Leather Walker,
Admlnistntt lx.
A. B Burge**,
AdmlnUtrator.
December I2t.h IMS.
against
SUMMONS TO ABSENT DEFEN-
DAN IS. -
stale of South ('afo:inn | )
County of ^Barnwell. |
Court of CootmonFleaa. .
Mary K. Langford. Lula M. Barr,
1‘Uintiif*.
ngilnat
Mrs Billie Jonkln*. Llla llno.gr, Mm
nie Jenkins, Samuel Jenkins, vioorge
Young, T. \V
Ham*, H. F, Thuma*, Z >e
r eogfn
anuId I
Jenkins. Estelle Wil-
'iTioina*,
George Oohagmn, D^udant*.
To the Defendant* above named :
You are hereby summoned and rc
quiml to answer tin; complaint In lid*
action of winch a copy I* herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy
■d your answer lb Hie said complaint
on thtMfiihsofiber lit hi* ottic? in Barn
well,' So. < a , within twenty days alter
ybe H-rvlee here<d ; exclusive <>f Die day
ot such service; autHF you fail to ans
wer the compliant within tho Umw o-
foresal.l, the plaluritf in ihi* action'
will api^^to the Court lor Die reliel
d>iii*ui||Bmii thu cnmplatnt.
^ B. T. Rii-e,
FlalniiU’* Aumiiey.
Dated May JJrd DHJ7.
To the absent delendant, Samuel
.fei<kin»; Take notice that the com-
piaint in (hi* action (ogetner wilK the
Mimiuon* (of w hich the foregoing is a
cOpv) whs illud in tbe .plfko of me
Cleik of the Court of Common P.ea-
lor the Coiinty of Bamwep, State al-
lorc».,iid, on tne Jtli dav of oauuary A.
D. IHOl.
B T. Rice.
riaintiU’o Attorney.
-,
mm
W®,!
Farmer II and Co. woldd keep it mov
ing, buying fronvljome inerchant* and
ftealei* the gondl they desiie but ate
going without. There 1* a furlher
■ WMiVuleration of»gre*tcr moment 'i'fie
^toeal and gtlst that the non farmer*
are using come front u slwn t *;mimer
section where the corn crop is planted
late and cut early to escape the fall
1 roat*. Tba- grain hasn’t time to ripen
to tbe miUurity that i» reached iu onr
long summer tiwe. It lack* tlyc.jfnod
Yulua that Barnwvll corn Iih*. Every
faraibr who Ua* bought il know* that
vaeslern corn does not do work stin k
the good that iho heme raiaed . sound
«»ar <It*% And Jvvtly. f he 1Le*terj)
>»rodiwTa' ave bleached by ^chctiiicala
that are not helpful to their healthful-
■ne**or Dutrltire value. Every town
4* Barnwell cou»ty. Bamberg * too,
ahould begin with the now- year lo
-fcttlW itaclf up by building up the
- wountry around it. *
We to wile of the good I U 1 l , Ut r r ‘ - Youaghload
. ai'J Mary M. Bamberg and G. Frank
Bamberg, a* executor* of the eatato of
F. M. Bamberg, deoervacd.
Bamberg Spoke and Handle Mann
factoring Company, J. K Lowry, agent
oi tbe Spoke and''-Handle Lotu|*auv of
Yorgvil'e. South Curollnn, niul Mr*
Emm* Bamberg, wife of (Jcorge I
Bamnerg. and John May, J D. Felder
W. J. Murray. L. T: Levin, L. G
Wood*, G. C . Va«n and H. C. Folk.
Defendant*
8pmMox» to Rkskw Kxkcptiox.
TO William O. Tatttm, plaintiff
shove nanied. *nd John May, J D
Felder, ynd G. C. Vnrn, defendant*
above named.
WHEREAS. Judgment was ren
dered on The rhlrtenth day of Novem
ber A. D/1898 in un action In the Court
of Crmimon Fleas for Barnwel! Coun
ty between the plaiutilTs above named
-amf the defeirrtanr* atKive - T7awit-<r in
favor of Raid J. K/ Lowry, defendant
for the *um of Eleven hundred atwf
seventeen it 80 100 Dollar*, against
William O. Tatum plaintltf and John
May. J D. Felder and G. C. Yam. de
fendant*, a* appear* by thu j-idgmen
roll Hied In the otiteff of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Flea*. County of
Barnwell. /
AND WHEREAS, The said Judg
ment wa* docketed on the fourth day
of September A . D. 1907 and • xecutlon
wa* duty f**ued thereon, but the active
energy thereof ha* now expired:
AND WHEREAS, There is now
actually due and remaining • unpaid
unonThe »:ild Judgment, the sum yf
THTTv four IS
to have.
Bare gi\en,
^ Kow, dear reader, U [» up to you to
jtefxipt of-Efce'oM mt Th'lb Tt.e^gboir
road that lead* toward tetter health,
Impplr.e** and prospenrv.
SCATTF.K YOUR SUNSHINE.
rusnKt^“
NOTICE TO FROVETM.ATM8-
Mta'e of Soujtlt Carolina,
County of Barnwell,
In the Frobate Court.
In He
C. B. Dunbar, in bin'own behalf and
In bi'hulf of all tbk creditors of the
estate of John Brlster, deceaMd, and a*
administrator of «4id estate,
-. I’Jalntlir.
* -
T*.
Defendant*.
Any and all person* hayingelalm* nr
demand* agalnat the ««tate ot- John
Krister decea*ed. art hereby eumm mod
and required to be and appear
IBS Frotnite'^ourt for Barnwell
ty on Friday the twenty aoeend day of -
January A. D. ItftB to prore and es-
lar.Jiih their said ctftta*.
Given under my hand and the teal of
the Frobut* Court Htl* Mpood day of
Jituuary A. D. JieT
John lC.'Br»elllng, real.
TTtnetecTT hundred and
Hk* <h*Hars; and it Is desired
the execution thereop renewed.
NOW, THEREFORE, you are *um
moned to upnear at the next term nl
the Circuit Court to he held for «witl
County at the place <>f holding the
same, ami then and there show cause,
ifanrvou can, whv said execution
• hould not be renewed according to
law
Dated. Columbia, S. C, November
1 at, A. D. I bus
W. IT. Townten.l. *-
Attorney for J E l.owrv, Defen
dant. Judgment cretlitrrr.
NOTICE ToG.C. Yarn and J dm
May Dyfeoduots-: Take- pot ice rhyt
the abme summon* was llled In the of-
Ih e of the '.'erk of Court for Barnwell
county no the 24th day of N ivemher
1908.
W. II. Town«ond, attorney for J. E
Lowry, Defendant, Judgment creditor.
ON HAND,
FOR SALE ('ll K A F.
A LO T OF
STALK CUTTERS.
VJJ EACH.
They are great labor savers and leave
easy
AUDITOR’S NOTICE.
The AmHthr will he at the following
place* on date* name ] below for the
ptirpO*e of taking returns for taxes of
l!K»9:
BaiuweM from January 1st LuUttrH
Dunhai toil
Ashleigh’s 8'nre
Brabham’s “
Fur*e’* *•
Bvldo'k
Barnwell
Appleton
Mouda-V Jan
'Tuesday **
Wednesday “
TTiiMsday *•
Friday
Saturday
Monday'
Duncan Sams Store Tuesday
Barton
Fairfax
Allendale
Barnwell
Mine
Syeamorw
U.mer
Klauk vifle-
11
12
i:
ic
}s
19
20
21
2:
Wiialev
'Bari
ItaniweM
Harn well
Elko
Willlston
Meicatu*
Sin lling
Baruw ell
Hilda
Barnwell
The Auditor’#
Wednesday
Thu rsilay
Friday
Saturday ** 2J
Monday “
'Tuesday “
Wednesday ••
- 'Thursday' •'
Friday “
Saturday •*
Monday F< b
Tuesday “
Wednesday “
Thursday •*
Friday •* ' r>
Snnirday *■ c
Mooiiav “ 8
Feb.li to *J()
ofllije will t>o closed
while 1 am out taking returns All re
¥
before
turn* sent in by mail must h/ properh
probated before they can
igued and
be accepted.
The law dirjects Dint . r gi
per cent shall he added after Feb 20 .
J. C/KeeT. ^Auditor,
, Hr ru wt 11 Co.
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TREASURER’S NOTICE.
the land in hc«t condition for
working and large production,
AngteLnulck to
J . D. Mri.Ittle,
w It rfckvllle, 8. C
STATIC 01- SOUTH CARO
LINA.
COUNTY OK BARNWELL,
In the Prol ate Com t.
By J. K. Snelling, Erq . Judge of Probate In
Barn well County.
Wiirrea* Mrs. Isahrlla A. Briggs made
suit to im to grant to Dr. j). K. Brl—». Iwt-
ler* oT Administration on the estate of aud
t g<et* of Henry Wf Biiggs, deceased. 7*
UteTTfore,. to dtAAPd tlmooWi
SB and shigtilar, th- kindred ami creditor* of
the said Henry W
they Im and appear before me, Id the Court,
of Probate to tie held at Barnwell on the Dth
day of Jonoiry 1900, after {mblkation there-
The TreaRiir^rs ollicn will be open
for tbe collection of taxes levied foi
the tlscal year coinmenclng .faiiuary
l-t IWIS, from the loth day of riefobet-
MKW to the Lilli of March 1909 in-
clusjve. /
Krony the 1st to the Jl*t day o
lanuiyry ;9f)'.< inc iisive a penaly o* one
per <^nt will be Udded.
F/orn the |*t tp the 2^(1, ,| HV - 0 f
rua. v inclusive a penalty of two (»er
•ent will be added to ail taxes paid In
February. 0
F-jmrr t/e l s t to t he T-TdO-Ttny of At* reTi
1909 inelu*lve a penalty of seven per
cut will be added to all unpaid taxe-.
LEVY.
For .State-pnrprwe* .’ij mil!*.
Tor Ordinary County pur|)<i»es
mills
For Reindexing RecArds mill .
For t diiRiiiuiioiiul Scliooi Jt mills.
’D>r-el levy 12 mills
There will be an extraXleyy of iw<>
mills in Hlackville townslljp l<ir road
ta x '
Commutation tax wiW liOUaod »lll
be received Don* October V> JIioh
.March ls< IlMf.i inclusive.
Bpecial Local Seined Le>\
Cedar Grove (l) mill, Allendale,
Uatbary Hratich, Cnlvarv, Double
Fond, Elko, Kdiato. Friendship,
Georges Creek, Healing Springs
Kline. Mortis, New Fore*t. Oak Grove,
Old Columbia. Reedy Branch, Seiglf
vllle. Seven Fine* and Tinker's (‘r«Vek
of Neiv York to be converted into cash in 10
days to pay the indebtedness of this firm, as
per following agreement: /L
Wil listen, S. C., dan. 3rd, 1000. . *
AGREEMENT.
I the undersigned, do hereby agree to, and
do, retain, employ and designate H. L. Gilmor^
/ ' ‘ S
& Co. agent, representative and attorney in fact,
and do turn over unto them all my stock of
Goods, Wares, MerchiThdise contained in my
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store in Williston, S. C., for the purpose of con-
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verting the same into cash in such a manner
and on such terms as to them shall seem tit; and
I hereby agree that this authority is irrevocable
until sutlieient goods, wares and merchandise
have been rendered into cash to pay my out
standing indebtedness.
a
(Signed) A. N. GARBER.
Safe opens Wednesday Jan. 6th, 9 a. m
H. L. GILMORE & CO.
In Charge.
LANDS FOR SALE.
Now i* the time to buy, Land* wi!l
never be cheaper, and awre to incrcn«e
u value.
BUY NOW.
Land Township,
balance
r.58 Acres, Rich
Barnwell County,
One half in cultivation
woodland.
Two in lies Jrom Htmlling Station on
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Itiiilding* and iinprovement*.
A bargain in tbi* place.
Terms easy.
O"0 Acres. Rulldihg* nn 1 Improve
ment,*, Ji*) acres in cultivation, 3(X)
acre* in woodland.
'Three mile* fmm.Spelling Station.
A. C. L. Ji. I'<iur mile* from Dun
barton A . !».
Term* easy.
2<*0 Acre*. DU) in cultivation, forty
acre* in Wood and Timber. Barnwell
Township. live mile* from Barnwell
Court Hou*e.
New ke*blerice ami olhei building*
In good conditions.
Terms easy.
400 Acres in Barnwell Township,
House* ami Improvement*. Four mile*
lrom Barnwell Court House.
20" acre* in ctiliivaii.ou balance in
wood and timber.
Term* ©«*v.
THE
Bank of Barn well
1 he Oldest and 'Strongest
^ TV ' —»vWi*ynrv3(0v «
dxLtnk in Barnwell County'
Depository of T
iv State
and
T
Soutli ( an ilinn, I be ('<>um\ of Rani well,
it town <»f Barnwell
Capital,
Surplus and Undivided Profit*,
$60,006.00
$45,000.0#
Jo «ave money i* not hard wlien once a bank account I# started for
money din bank cannot burn a hole the pocket.
A bank accofitit mean- pa\ing bill* by check—the only xbaolntely
safe wav. Checks leave no room for argument a* to when or how a
bill \\;i* paid. Em h cheek is recorded m the bank's book*. 'These
togeher with your money and the cancelled cheeks are kept for you
in burglar and fire proof vault*. You lime acces. to them al any
rime. . ^ .
Let n. tick OiD <iv< r with you the next time yon are in town ifiai-
(c i - ible t<> < ai I, write u*.
s*
y^l^f aru rrriodt lh fbe Tbfenoon to »b7)W
cause ILsuty they have why the said adaant»-
raUon should not be granP.d.
Given under my hand this AHh day of Pe-
(2) null*. Barton, Big Fork. , „
ville. Cave, Hickory Hill, Owen* Cr »V t 460 ‘ [ rom ^rnwell
Road*. Steamore, No 5| Ulmer* «n\i 1 “UT ' 00,, ‘ ;r :* ,, J n cultivation
Uppei Rich Land (B) mills. Kalriax*, 1 ' wf ' t ‘ r M,,l W °” d -
(Jig ) mil;-, Heicule* anil »Lee* (4)’ lerni'easv.
iiiitl#, 'laynwell (4)4) mill*, 11 Uli-tyo 50 Aer^s tinee mile# from Barnwell
(2'4)mlll*^ . ^ Improve-'
Untfed 8T*n*a VtliffeBev Gjd.d 'D"l 1 ro acin.« in eultlyaiion balance
Mlver-colv. comity and ft. hool claims ; in \ V
property approved, will he received | 'T\rms eii«y ' -
Ia» vne*. .. 'v— —-v-—1—- ~~c— -
Chetrk# and draft* will not be received f .",IW~Acrc* a'so in one tract of Fine
Brig;*, deceased, that I (or >'t the rt»k 6t tux <'vpr>A‘. Foplir, Ash and < titer bard
payer*. - : woods
J B. Arm.strong, Good a'yd cony en lent Jtniijoad facill
Cmintv '! reasnrer, j iie*.
Bhra wfilL, aeptnnbcr J 2U#»lkya r -Gome a
<Wuno t oinlni.
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A DRY CHRISTMAS.
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S. FI R-K, JR
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BEKD RYE FOR 8ALE
By order of Irtbrndant FUhbui ne the
W*Burbotpdispeaaarywax closed rno i h,,. 11Up) i ^ ^ i n ,„ t
last four day# 01 Chriitma* week. The ' , tl t l.'jj „u.'‘ r a i ’ J *
nr arcbanra ntade record breaking sale*, j ,,ever * v d Hnr.-t-hin.*
P"-, amf Fiahbunie boa been nominated for ' r ’ Kn * ^
, ottnH&r nex*. fewi". - . ! -
- 1.
kind
EDMUND M. LAWTON.
AM) LAWTON,
Cotton Factors. Bagging and Ties, Fertilizers,
Handlers of Upland, Sea Isiuiul and FiorudoraUottori.
Libural advanot's matlc <hi conbignmunts of cotton.
Personal, prompt and careful attention to all bubincfia
^ ...JO- • -r -mr-V; - - Jr-=fn ■ yx-.-X&V**
ontniatcd tajaa^_, , ,< > V
^ FURSE & LAWTON,
212 Eii«t Buy St., / : Savannah, G*.