The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 09, 1902, Image 3
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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TUVRsDAT, JANUARY 0, 190i.
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A Tb* Rejuilar Cormr.umcatiors of
Harmony Lofi«o No. 17A.M.-.
jLlT will W heMattbeaow Mas-ir.loTcm-
'Nr ' pi* In Harnweil uixmi Thursday,
♦ft or next before the full moon In oath
month, heKtnntmc at early candle light.
Bj order of W.\ \i.\
H. P Akdekion. Secretary.
CoXirtat Beaufort this week.
Trade took a bolidiiy lust week.
The County Board of Control met
yesterday.
The Liberty Bell went through/lown
on Tuesday-
Some of our friends were very kind
to us on Monday. . '
Capt. W. D. Black of Columbia was
In town on Saturday.
Mr. J. C. Griffin was atnon»
cleverest Tuesday callers.
Mr. \f. P. Hair gave us very grace
ful greeting on yesterday.,
Mr. W. F. Aaron died on Friday last
after a long illness, aged 40 years.
After corn planting will b* soon
enough to viait the Cbariextou Exposi
tion.
Judge J.C. Klughof Abbeville will
preside over tbe Spriug Courts in this
Circuit.
The Legislature w ill meet on next
Tuesday, and adjouru lu the sw eet bve
and bye.
Mr J. D. Whittle has con* to St.
Louia after a car load of superior horses
and mules.
The Supreme Court will hear appeals
from the Second Circuit beginning ou
next Monday.
Before making your tax return learn
the name of your School district. It
will aave trouble.
The County Board of ('nmmUsionera
completed It* work In Tuesday’s sew
•ion, a new oue day record.
Mlsa Llaal# A.
AHaala she *«
Weathersbee
aw.t w
died In
is hun-
•d at WUIlaton on Thiireday.
Mr. II. C. Flowers has moved to Ha-
vannah and .the ttsrnwell colony them
gels a mighty gcdW addllb
Mr H'MIsm Matthew«, w’m lUrd at
KHehlng's M ills, last year, has repent
ed and moved back to WlllWtun.
At Capt. w. W. Woodwartl'n femor
al aala In Bull Pond To»n*bip corn In
the ear brought f I .<7 per bu>h«l.
Mrs. James t’loier was.the g iest of
Mrs. T J. Attaway Taat w>tk ai d ha-
returned home to the rrgret of many
friends.
Admiral and Mrs. f Settee pa«*<
but not up to old
times came to town late on Monday
and left early. There was no news ex
cept the too familiar cry of haid^tiines.
As a rule-the visitors seemed to have
turned over new leaves and to have
turned their faces to the future with
better heai t and braver hope.
. Real property brought only fairly
good prices, while transactions In live
fcti’ck were few, ard prlcoK obtained av-
yraged about half the figures of a vear
ago.
Only a couple-of voters were regis
tered. and a few w ere shaking hands
With the candidate grip. The signs
l^inuoan early opening of the caui-
1 1 'dOf, and a hot summer of It.
OLD FIELD NOTES.
Well, the new year Is here once more
and we all should be thankful that we
are spared to see it.. The new year
brought plenty of cold weather with it.
Mrs. Ella Parker of the Old Field
section has returned home froin_ i *_Jwo
months visit with her daughter, Mrs
Cook, near SneHiug.
Mr. R. O. Hirt spent last Saturday
night with his best chum, Mr. IV. C.
Kennedy.
-The Rosemary Knitting Mills must
bo on a boom, for a good many new
hand.vhuve moved in the past week.
The holidays are over now and we
must get to work and stop socials.
'1 he farmers ot this section have be-
gun to think about starting their plows.
M r. John Grubbs apd family of (tuck
Creek visited Mr. Matthias Hair’s fam
ily on the 2d inst.
A happy new year to all.
Rough Rider.
HONOR ROLL
Blackville Graded School, for fourth
month:
Kir*t Grade—Corrinne Mixon. fM;
Earl Mixpn, Calhoun Kanimcr, 1*5.
Srcond'Graile—Marguerite Spigener,
OS; Cassius HolTniay, 07; Adrian Bax
ley. Kathleen Baxley, 0*i.
Third Grade—Paul Hoffman, OS;
Nathalie Hammer, 07; Valerie John-
•on,9C; Hir Chappell, !;5.
Fourth Grade—Wade Johnson, 07;
Into Green, Hattie Kena Mbhou*. IHi;
Paul Ballsy, Charley Martin, Irene
Keel, 05.
Fifth Grad*—T1 Iman Woodward,
Allterl Oiioiii. Vera .V ilhoua. Uu.
.^ixth Giads—Carrie Matthews, Isa
bel k rvc 05.
’-WniTII GWiIe^TImaTrre. !»>»;"lTr
rie ilnrletwn. Madaltne Ite4«uz, Jame*
IIammond, U7; Blanche Baxley, Oti.
. Eiglith tirade—Emmet Grihbin, Od;
GcUen Matthews, Reynolds Maitta, 05.
FIRST FRIEND.
M r. C. K. Kdenrteld* of Rosemary waa
the first subscriber to pAy-in'lDOL And
it will be a long time before he can be
turned down. And he has always been
a lip top man. .
MARRIAGES
On the 2nd Inst. j. 0. Sanders Esq ,
Notary Public, officiating, Mr. G. K.
Platts of Barnwell .CoAl'ity-and- SIr*.
Rosa Drawdy of Oovan, Bamberg
County. ’ ,
On the at It Inst., ftr. Charlie Hutto
of Barnwell County and Miss Nannie,
daughter of Mr* Job* Gillum of Baut-
be. r g County, Rev. \V. D. v McMillan
officiating.
Married on January Oth at the Jtarn-
well Baptist Baptist Bible House by
Rev AV. G. Britton Mr. Jnlih S. Bry
ant to Miss Lottie, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mr. W. B.
Norris, both of Great Cypress.
On tlie Oth inst by the Rev. Jno. G.
Beckwitn Mr. Isaac Knopf and Miss
Mozulle Lancastet, daughter of Mr.
Ben Lancaster.
WILLISTON NEWS.
MISs Daisy Rountree has returned
home after spending a pleasant Xmas
with her sister in Augusta.*
Mrs. Annto Parker rvspending" tome
time-with her father, Mr. J M Hair.
Miss Mamie Smith of Bxteaburg and
Ml*a Millie Kennedy of Davis Brlilge
paid Miss Minnie Jackson a pleasant
visit last week. -
Miss Llzx’e Toole oT P,rinhridge, Ga ,
Is visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr. B. M. Smith has gone down to
the Exposition.
Mr. j, A. Rountree spent a day or an
in Anguwu last week.
Dr. Warner was in town vlsitlhg
friend* during the Xmas holidays
Mr. Padgrt and wife have been visit
ing Mrs. Thompson.
Dr Jim Seigler returned home after
spending a few d.«v* with friends.
The vacancy in the srhmd ransed by
Miss JtMuelle Owens’ resignation ha-
been tilled by the election of MissPeatl
Bon nett.
We are glad to Inform our femTers
that Capt. Kennedy is at ill improving.
The farmers at« »aJ over losing their
oat crop L’U peverthel’»» are gtdng
right slir:uCt>rv;i trn.i; for another t
tnvitaM ms have. b»en tent out au-
nonliving the marriage of Uer.W’iinsni
Montague Jones to Miss t>ara Jumelie
Owens of*K>M-k Hill.
wyirwvnnim y 1 ■ ■
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Whereas it naa pleased nur all w Do
’Ealherjo remove from our midst a
loted'one, Mrs. Euganla Young Brun
son, w.e, the inptnbers of llio Fairfax
Methodist Bnnday school deslro to
place oir record^his tributo of respect.
Therefore, be it
Resolved. 1st That Irt tbo death ^of
Mrs. Kugenl|t Young Brunson otTT
school has l<):-t one of us most t amest,
and faithful helpers, wfho*for years past,
has labored amongst us.; That wo w ill
sadly miss not only her sweet and gen
tle presence, but her voice in songs of
low and jirni'C. 'J hat tVhiie we iTeeply
grtov? because of her departure, we
submissively how to the divine w ill, be
lieving that “it is well” w ith h» r soul.
2nd. That we tender our sympathy to
the bereaved husband, parents, sister
and brother of our loved member, and
pray that they may thank God^BSr the
precious hotreof meetlhg tin ir.loved one
whete there will htuip more'sorrow or
parting, and where all'tears-shall be
Wiped from their eyes,
.ird. That a pageol our minute book
be set apart with due Intcflptlons to
her metnory. and that a copy of these
resorutions be sent to our town and
eounty papers for pu*ilicaiton, also u
cooy to the bereaved familv.
Eairlax, S, C., Dec 22,1 "Jl.
' LANI^ TtTliEYt: ’
To au sparoved tenant l will rontlOO
acres of Virgin Melon Land, ball mile
from Dunbarton on A. O. I. 15.~R
BARNWELL INFIRMARY.
Forth* treatment of chronio dDea***,
general (tirgery and furgical disease*
of .women.
Address A. B. Patterron M. D»
Apply to P. M
Jan. 7th, 1002.
Cater, Dunbarton. S. C.
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ENTERTAINMENT.
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TELLING THE TRUTH.
.Jc a recent lecture at MempbD Sen
ator Tillman said of President Roose
velt :
‘■Personally I like Mr. Roosevelt. I
think he i« an honest man, striving to
tb* tight. But I must :tdm:t tbe con
viction that ho l« utterly inespubic of
performing till* duties of Pic.-idi'iit of
the United t-iat*** as th^v slionbl tie
performed. He D ft»o tiiuch’tif a stormy
petrol. Ilvcan’tfiv when llio wind is
n<>t high. Msnr of hi- a* ts are not
oiiTy ratlfcal, tncy or-: r.4-b.‘
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-♦ . ——
HE KEPT UIHLK ;.
Twelve year* ago J. tV. Bulllvatt. *4
Ha tford, t our... fcut&aj hl» !* g w lib
a rustv w ito InQaioiiiMti.Mi and blood
pulaonlng Mt in F-r two yea-* h?
stlffereil iulenselv. T|l''M tin- tiVst |I»;C-
rTrrprdhfrrTrrrrtTto-i.^hTTnK wTITes
I itse.| oirc hottle t*( Electric Bi’lers
tod 1 ) h**xes of n'lvkleti’s Ariih:.
salve and mv b g waa aauud and u.ll
ts evrr.** F«*r Kr.nnthni*. K' / •••*
n. e-ir«Aan t ail hi*. -I
Bitter* lit* no rival
Don’t Forget.
That THL k P UIXT>:K I 1* Per
fectly equipped amt prepared to print
ut short notice first class joo-work of
any kind. Including Letter, Nolo and
Bill Head'iigs, Envelojit'*, Statt inent - -*.
Circulars, Hand-Bills, Tickets, Card*,
Ac., at lowest prices. Good work guar
anteed. Benduaydui orders.
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Mr. rharlie D. Tillman of A'l*
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the Mi**
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“Tax Collection Notice.
County Treasurer’s Office,
Barnwell. S. C., Sept. 3dth, HOI.
UndoAhe extension grar4ed by the
Comptroller General and approved hj
the Governor the Bonk* will remain
open for the collection of tax"* w ithout
penalty Until the first day of March
ID02. Taxes tdiall be paid In the fol
lowing kiDilsof funds and no other;
••Geld and silver coin. United States
currency. National Bank notes, and
eoup ini winch aliall breoin* dm? am!
payable during the year 1901, Ac.
The lew is: For Stale purpo»e* fi
miil«; for Constitutional School Tax 3
inKD; Ordinary County TAX 31 mills;
Repay loan ume-half of one mill; total
12 iitHbr; —
Adtlitional levy for Sehouls; Allen
dale. Baibarv Braneh, lUaekvilie.Jtou-
l*'e Pottd, Elko, Kdisto, Ftiend-bip,
Kline. I.ees, Mmile, Morris. New For-
cst. ih'k Ornt*. Selgllmtvilla. Seven
1’ines, TiuCer* Creek, •2mlll«; t’rd.ir
Grove, Fairfax, Colnmlda, Ulmer, 1
mill; Cave. Owen*’X Roads, 3 mills;
W IHiston 24 mills; Iterculc* 4 mill*;
Barnwell 1', mUD.
Very respectfullv,
K. D FREE.
Trea* Barnwell C-o.
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to tiIe pdpUc:
We ha^p opened Machine Shop* at
BlaekvUie, S. C., for the re
pair ol all kind* < f
Engines, Boilers, Gin anil
tail Work.
Onr simp D equipped wiih’llic most im-
On acCQunt’of the rtouth Carolina IP-
ter State and Weal Indian Exposition
to be held In Charleston, S. C., begin
ning December 1st, lb'll, the rjouibfcin
R ill way will seM excursion lieket* to
Charleston and return at the followlt-g
attractive rates*. From Barnwell:
For 51 23 tickets on salo daily, limit
ed to return June 3d, U’62.
For 13Akkcia on tala dally. Ifmlt-.
ed to rrturn ten dsva
t2 '>5 tickets on ’ sale Tue*dnya »| •
Thursday*, llirdted to icturn tevt.
dave. '
Correspotidlngly reduced rales fret
other point*.
P. M. BUCKINGHAM,
BARNWELL. Hi C.,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
IDLE nm SECURELY INVESTED.
LLFE INSURANCE,
(Agent for New York Life.)
FIRE INSURANCE, 3
(Calhoun & Company) .
List your property with me. Inspeo.
fine lot of to vestment application*. A D
details of perfecting loans rurt-fully at-
tended to. Terms reasonable. Corr*
spondeiicu solicited. Address
P. M. IJU( KIMillAff,
Bac.nwkll. H. C.
fraAOs maux ecaiaTaao uc. Vr«*e.V
FROG POND
CHILL AND FEVTR CURK
THE oaicmi Clfl! 10 PAY.
50 CEkI3 A EOTTU.
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DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR
DENTIST. Office, WURatot.
H. C. Equlp|u-d fur travel
ling Work done at yr>a.
honte anywhere In Barnwell County
Will be at office In WillUlon ever j >at
urdav and Monday. 1*»
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HOWARD PAHERSOH,
Attorney at L.uY,
• BARNWELL, S. C.
Ibfumcs fhc praepee of^ds pn-fesskm In
i-'iutsoflh. M-le and Vuil*'-.' Msti*«, an-l
tttlt give his Ue>t atUntb-o to alt trtister *- rn
triiMed to I U rafa. <J(Bce fruut routa uve*
Bank of Barntti L.
Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,
Mlk
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erv lrule,
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• Ith Uarneell (rleuUs. iv»v|i.g
h«e e om Monday.
TW <;«>«ernor baa appointed Mr.
tEntry a aivmlmr ot- the lt*<n'.i
< ouuIy Board of <*natrul. tu tlit t or <
ranry caused by the Ics.gti Hull «4
P. Perry.
The quarterly statem-nt of thr Hi
of Mara veil, pivldislir | pt
by truth telling Mgnree lint Pre.id
4 alhoun and a**o- late* are t’.e rl,
■ten la the right place.
WhHe the attendaace of the coin
people on the Kmanclpatlun relebrai
was not at large *s u*Utl th-l. Ub.v
was a« good as It could b-. U.
walked at lie* to b« present.
Mr. J. O. Sander* aha two veara agr
annonaced himself a candidate fua
Auditor in Ifiti. wa* In t»wo on Mon
day. He ha* not changed hi« uiind
and will be In the field from the first
atata. *— ———
The Southern Railway *r!M- put- on
nexlTueadar the d’alm Limited. ‘It*
fastest and Inesl train between Florida'
and Washington The schedule will
Im about the same a* last year, going
North about S p. m„ South S.50 a. m.
In an election at Allemlale on the
•0th ult only three vote* were cast,
against the proposition to D.ue town
bond* to the amount of five thousand
dollar* to build a court house and jail
for the propoaed new county.
Capt. C. H. Math!*, the Southern
melon king, will make Blarkville hU
capital Uii* year. He D planting can
taloupe* and melon* in Florida. South
and North Carol'na and Colorado has
also been annexed. Mr. Ham Matthews
I* manager «f his tun set farms.
Governor McSweeney has appointed
the following delegates from this coun
ty to the Good Roads Convention in
Augusta, Jany 20 25; G. Duncan Bel
linger, Mike Brown, J. W. Holmes, C.
J. Brown, Robt. Aldrich, B It Lewis,
L. W. Youmans. J. W. Williaina, I. L.
Tobin, D. U. Ellis. .
Col. Butler Hpgood returned from
Haluda Old Town Saturday morning.
He reported the highest water for
twenty years in the Saluda. To reach
the’railroad he had to ride across the
yi,ver on a small platform attached to a
wlra stretched over the stream forty
feet above the tawny rushing water,
and after dark, too.
In the neighborhood of twenty teach
er* attended the meeting of their Asso
ciation on Saturday. W hen the weatli-
,er and our unutterable railroad sched
ule* are oonahlered, making it neces
sary for most of the teachers to come
by private conveyance it was gratify
ing that *o few played truant. Those
who were present were well paid.
The Secretary of State issued on Sat
urday a commission to the Easterling-
Fatteraon Compaar of Barnwell, which
proposes to conduct a general mercan
tile bnaieeaa on a capital stock of f25,-
000. The corporators are J K. and J.
M. Easterling. 8. U. Moseley and J. O
Pstteraeo of Barnwell and T. K. Mc-
Oahaa of Charleston. The new com
pany, take* the place of 8amueI Wiley
4 Co.
At the hospitable home of Mr. aipl
Mrs. Manaoa Uair, on Thursday last j
the Ifmg people of Uercatu*. I^ng
Branch, and UseOld Field enjoyed a
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Will he at hi*
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.anal at ,|| (talka- ap
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The old reliable the kind your fa theta
used to tain. The one tkr.t never fails'
to cure. Don’t waste time and mouejr,
experimenting wilh new cores. But go
/or the bef.t from the jump. IVo'
Pond is Jlhe ounce of prevention anti
pound of cure combined. A sir for it—*
take no kub- tltute. if your mcrchanf
doc* not r.cll it write to ua we will sen
it direct for 50 cents.
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DAVENPORT & PHINIZY COk
WVjIcsu^ DrsxgUUi'- r.cfficj A«C3I»
. AUGUSTA. CA.
For Sal* By
c. N. burckhalter;
Barnwoll, 8. C.
c. f. mm, p.». BHArfisfeu**
\yid. Mtt:
Calhoun & Co,
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Grubb*, from Lake t’ity,
la., U s(M-nding a few day* with rrl
Ives, and friends. Mr. Grubba. ha*
any • arm friend* here who are si
s'* glsd l«» * me him.
M •» Annie Ko*-laRd, a very pretty,
id lovable young lady, from Sav»
in ah, ha* been »p*tiding a few day*
ith ralatlvee, hut ha* xviuiped to h r
•me, teibe regret of her many friend*.
Mr. Kolterl Wooley *pc|ft t.'hrulmas
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I’llosary Dcparti
Mi** Mary \ . f»r
at* IKpartment i
Mile*; the Graui
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In ibis town,
YllK IIMK8.
ired to do ar.y k
sluing to the Jew* try
asonabl* pib*ea. All
naraulevd. Cwnte and ere for
If.
Wc do not m'nil *Sowlrg
lltug llo* nrb-e*. It ia no •
- Yuma lo please.
it n
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tour-i
■Tnaox Manna
Draiata
ConvRsosryo Ac.
, *if a*"enaia ,.
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^^■oertes—Oawlfal. its
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under Pr««f |
vllle, Ga.
The school I* In go.»d ronditioni
working •mowrhly, pupils dolhg giMxl
work. di*cl|dlne giMal. (icnple well
plcssi-il, teachers duiug their work well.
The school offer* a g-rod coiirr* lu
itarj education. *
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glv
sued
bv
on
cleim
JU* «- - t T. W «ei!ev a' ||
f’t-Mfy. two .4our'mo«t popular young
men, have twen ‘pt inling a few day* at
Eiko with frieml*.
Mr. G. W. I’srkorand wife, while on
th' ir war t-i the(. hii«tmaa tree at Tin
ker Urc.-k School llou-e, tiHppened to a
b ol accident, their vehicle hioke down,
and both f< II out, but neither wa* hurt.
Ml-* Lucia M ttbewr.bur teacher at
-l , |.M“atit llltt; has returned to her
achool,after a weeks holiday at her
home at WillUlon.
Mr. Charlie Grftbb* and w ife of Gat-
lilcc, spent several days with his fath
er T B. (iruhhs last w eek.
Misses Nonie Gilliam, Genova Faust
and Carrie McDonald of Galilee wi re
the gucsiB of Ml—os C-allie and Lottie
Grutdi.s several days last week.
'I here arc several ca-v* of lovo a round
hero. ■bnakotn the grass.
(Kecclvod too late for last w eek’s pa
per.) \
FAIRFAX I.QCAM.
Mr, John A. Williams of Miloys was
in town on Wednesday. We are al
ways glad to aee him.
There was a New Year’s dance at
Mm. Barker 1 * on Wodno-day ‘night
Music was furnished by the Allendale
band.
Mr. J. J. Copeland of Folk’s Store
was in tow n a few hotirs on Thursday
afternoon. Ike is au ever welcome vis
itor.
,. The Magnolia Inn lias again changed
hands. Mr. C. M. Bishop is now pro
prietor. •
Mr. J.J. Harter has moved into ids
new house which has been occupied by
our car inspector, Mr. chapman.
Mr. J.J. Knopf is now occupying
Mrar J. (J. 1’ieacher’s house on Lau
ren* Avenue. »
Mr. G. T. Harter Iras bought out Mr.
Knopf’* fruit store, lie is also run
ning a barber shop.
Misses Maude and Li^a Barber re-
turned t n "Wcinesday from Charleston
on an extended visit.
Mr. Jim I'riester, former marshal,
ha* moved out of town.
KLINK CORRK8P0XDKXCE.
Mr. Editor:
Old Father Time more* with a alow
but steady step.
Ten year* make gn at change* In a
community. Kline was only marked
out w hen wo left this county ten years
ago, but now it ts a tin King town*
Ouone side of the railroad we have
Harrison A Co. Manly liani-on mid
Jamea Bradley, two that the commti
nity apeak well of, they .have to lie
known to he appreciated lo their worth.
On the other is M. M Holly, a beau
tiful two story house, boarding house
above, kept bv Mrs. At^away, Mr. Hol
ly's sister, always a good hostess.
Store below kept by' steady going Fi icC
Hogg, to know that Brice, is there Is
enough. / •
Next Is H, C tCreech, gnpd looking
Clay, a pleasant smile and greeting fi r
every customer hoping tjtat each one
will have a few dollars at least, so they
can wait on them; good natured Wade
Handers helps him.
Then Manly Jenkins; fora boy ho is
doing well hut deserves to, no one.
cuaesoutof his store without wanting
to go hack.
Now Jenkins Bros, James Jr. snd
Ben; words of commendation from'ne to
you. M r. Editor, would he lost; these
boys were raised in Barnwell, therefore,
their sterling worth is not unknown to
you, they lipid their own here; every
body like* them. >
We would be doing ourselves an in
justice not to mention Mr. Alfred
Johnston mid Riley All, if we left the
I’ost Office and I)>pot out: rha U. S lias
not got a better Fo-t Master than Mr.
Johnston, nor the K. R. Co. a better
Agt than Kilev All. Let Old Father
Time grind on with Ills slow mill if he
continues to give us gtrth men as we
have named.
Let the slow recurring years come
and go but we hope Timc Bahnwhli:
I’koclk will always com • to Ivlin* dis
pensing the’news aiul happening* from
, the oilier point* of old Barnwell Coun-
They tell ua Allendale Odinty is a
Mrs. W. K. Harter and children/ of l,: «
spent the Christmas holidava w ith rel- ! I »> dlamemher the old-Gounty i-KWc an
ntivea and friendsof the Hickory (Dove « , '‘7. , '* e f V l,:Mn R ,n ^ 0 l f 1 “ *
J one child after another go, until they
MissLochie Barber ,pent the holl- « ,nd Ihemseive. as they were. Oh
day. with relative, and iriends at many tear, before bnt a happj new
< ya«r lo Mr. Editor from, Kline.
Mr. G. R Barber, a former resident —-— -——
of thi* place, now of the Navy, spent
the holidava with relative* and friend*
i Ci.i
tf ttr.rnwi it. (
t to a roiii.nI*.i.»ii
the nnd* ralgned as corporal
K. Cool er, 8ccrrur
lih dsr -4 Jannart.
XGTICK l* givn that look-
of subscription to the capital stock. «4
the KasterliilJ I’altcrson Conmany will
be o|* m il at J. O. I’attv-rwiu’* Law Of
fice in .the cUr of Barnwell, Mate ai> 1
County aforesaid.• on S.turdty, lllh
Jaiswasw. tf >#. we l‘fss*ehi> l» •*.■■ —
ilitisanl pro,K3se<l mnmrxtt-n win
hne aVkpiiat irtn-k of flYOolf, divided
Into 2-VI share* of the pur value of $1<<0
each, with it^principal p : aro of hu»i-
lief* at Barnwell, 8 C , and v.111 he em
powered tn engage In (he business of
Geiibraj Mcrcantiio hnsiuc**.-
T. R. McG.ih.in,
J. O. Patterson, —
J R Easterling,
*J. M. F.aaterllng,
H. B. Moaelev,
- Corporators.
T. R. Chisolm & Co,
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LIGHTNING
Live Stock
mURANCL
-i—At Lowest Rates I*—
Strongest CoupAfr-
CALHOUN & CO,
—OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF UARNW&-
ATLANTIC COAST
MLotic Cc^t Uk iLiirosd Co.of c C
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TRESPASS NOTICE
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All persons are hereby forbid Jen
any manner whatever, to trespass
lands of the undersigned in Will;*
Township, Barnwell County, t»wit;
Hunting, day br night, ILkinir, hauling
wood or straw, or in any other way,
without spatial permit, under pcnaLy
of the law tot violation.
A. T. >Toi;o.
Jan..6, 19o2. - -
IT T0LTKEN
THE TICKLE.
People who’ve, tried it tay this of
Sat arc’s Cough Reined).
—dt soothes—the—nr listed' bromdiitti.
ami allays ail throat inflammation
caused by coughing.
if you have a cough or cold, ge| this
remedy and get well. If you are lionise
it will clear your voice in a few hours
Wi? have, sold a groat many different
cough-iRedlcihfb and we unhesitatingly
say that Mature’s Cough Remedy is the
best we have, ever humited. People that
have tried it say U+*t it is the best. D
it does not give you satisfaction it will
cost you nothing,. We dpn't want your
money for mdCTug. ’—s 1 j
Creech’* Pharma
-Whittle’s - Stables,
BLACKVILLE, 8. C.
M a Car Load Coming Straight From the West
IF YOU NEED STOCK,OF
NOX^niY BEFORE SEEING
AND FINDING OUT
PRICKS. NOBODY
ANY KIND DO
whittle
II18 HARD TIMES
CAN GIVE LOWER
FIGURES OR BETTER TERMS FOR STOCK
THAT WILL SUIT YOU EXACTLY'.....'.
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'Wlxi,ttl<3 s ’i3 Starnes^
Blackv'iile, S. C.
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...jAr Crcaten
20 I.sr Cre*(oo
05 |Ar UregcalU I
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Train. 32 *r>J 33 carry through Pnll-
inr.n I’nhvco BtifTct bleaplng Car* be
tween New Yoik and Mai on via An*
gaarn.
T. M-Emerson, H. M. Ftnerron,
< Traffic Manager. Gen. Paa* Aft
J. K. Ktuly. Gtn. Manager.
Ciurlcston & Western Ciroliiia R’r C#’
Augusta and Aabrllle Shert Lin
IttiL
UP-TO-DATE
UP-TO-DATE
l*< liu’.uk- in effect July Slat,
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Ancusfa
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THE PEOPLE JOB DEPARTMENT.
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Close connections at Crrenwrod ta _
fbvinis on S. A. I.. ami C. ti (>. Railway, aal
at Spartaiiburir witb Southern Hallway
.For any information relative to tl*k♦
cate*, sobi^ioiehi ere.. afidri M—~
F, w. NoRTir, PrJ. .\«rt
T. m. Fonerson Traffic m*bi
BnKW 1 be-e amt J-ttfnrPt
young peon** ptared game* and of
couroa Captd •waaqrosrw.J. and at twalr#
alkarp. th«y pWyod good night and
praKing M>m U*lr for U**
Iff VMch »b* Mad oMartaiMsl
report
ahioa'during the liulidai*
having an pnioTaule Ua*e.
Cat t and M•* J W Jenar.afJv
or. *t«ral Tbnr»..iv with lllsHiUa p#
Thay or* ala ay* « »4r«np» v t**(««*a.
l- 1L YwaJg
,DON’T LKr TUKUbL’fFKR.
1 owff ditwifii’xic intniirifuTiirriTi
b<s«l« the law aure*. exp*
• tioii, k*are* the
Chriu. (rag-ai t cu'
«*a earth a* ( * *d. I
iaOMed. 0*1 3 sc
(halbrt'f aPdbrftch
at C. X. U
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