The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 08, 1903, Image 2
The Barnwell Peoole.
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K.1K»E8T COUNTT CIRCUtlTlOH.
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 8 1803.
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“GOOD H ARCt/.SKNSE:”
fEd)cei(t«ld OHronlc'.e con*
tHined thfl following Artlclt, Uk«n froor
m MAAtachuteU* p»p«r. and »»n» to
Brother Bacon bj Karnier J. K. Car*
ml elite I of Kdft«tteld county.
K very writer on ftrm tuhJecU tellt
dm what to d<>, but doei not tell -ut
•'wlien” or* how” to do It. Tbit, tub*
Jhcf’Wlkot me forcibly Ju*t now, tt r>
llnd myteir in intoy t dilemnit at to
what thall I do.
I hare corn to gather, at crowa and
tUrkeyt art eating It; pea vine* to gath
er before froet comet; cotton to pick, at
there i* a hank not# to meet toon; oatt
and w-hMt to plant, and many other
ihihgii too numeroti* to mention. The
doctor hit to annwer"call* and pre
scribe; the hanker hat to diicount, mer*
oliant* to wait on outtnmera, etc. AH
have a certain line to follow, with no
thought for tha morrow.
* But the poor farmer, ‘ 4 what thall the
farmer do," txnorrowf We are gov
erned entirely by clrrumutancoi. If It
rains too hard to plow, wc mutt do
•ouiethiiig eMe—something that will
pay. If it don’t rain, we will doall we
can at grain and gathering. Many
time* I have all plant set for next day
and at the Uat moment, even after
breakfast, have to change. It’* ea«y to
say gather what’tmade before planting
more, but there I* a time to plant which
cannot be pa*«ed with eefety. So we
have to try to do both a* near a* pn«*|.
hie. Who can answer uiy queetlonf 1
cannot.
Thl* letter will not apply to the man
that only plants one or two crop*, for
he does not hare much to worry him, ae
flio cotton planter who only thlnke of
<&aklug enough to “pay out” for ad
vance* to make hia crop. It ia for the
man that I* ambitioue end tiles to make
e eucca** of hi* huslnesi which certain*
ly, 1 f It does not take an edueated per
son, takea a thoughtful one, of good
lodgment to make a succeeaful farm
er.
It strike* ut a* more Important “that
the farmer should think about today
rather than tomor-ow and decide what
he will do all the year through, and If
he map* out a common eente, matter-
of-fact echedule he will, have far let*
trouble tomorrow and every other day.
if a farmer or any other pertou begins
the year on a well digested and reasou-
ablo plan, and atickt faithfully to it, ho
it very apt to win out In ipite of cireum-
stances.^ If on tnlt new year’a he will
tttko the time and trouble to make out a
mtp of the butinett road he intends to
•ravel thl* year, and will keep in the
middle of the road he will And this time
taken for thought the moat useful of
the year. RutMfhe atartaolT without
any flxod plan only good luck and a
plenty of It will make hit year’* work
pleasant and profitable. As the wiee
k i n g ebunfa the cost before he goes to
war so let the wise farmer decide now
what crops he will plant, what they
will cost him, what they will makeand
what protlt or loss they iflll bring him,
and Him go ahead. The great trouble
wtth the firmer dHtcrtbeit
ooive ft kindly wftlpome where the ell-
tukte la colder, but they ftre not very
eenelflv* ft*>d will not mind tlfit. In
the Northern localities where they
come In competition with white labor
there will be troublatyjf cptme.'but
does not concern ibo South. 11,ere the*
use of Improved linplemcnte In all oc
cupations In which the colored men eh.-
gages will make up for their removal,
and anything that ‘will lamftt the all
cotton policy and practice Of thl* sec
tion of fbe I'nion will be a blousing.
Time will settle the problem and ar
gument and assertion ate jutt now
watted.
es, cyclonek,
trplioens and) hurricanes have swept
4,d0*2 victims 4 Into the other world.
In tbU conntfy 1,603 persons are re-
fiftvUig lost (hejr live* by tires,
while in Knrope 1,00? are so reported.
Kloods In Chlaa drowned 8 003 persons.
Front all other accidental causes a little
over 80,000 persons perished. IVItlle
the Hit of fiitallties was not as large at
In some other years It was teinarkable
The best way to make such towns as
are in Bar.nwell county prosperous It
to make the country surrounding them
and from which they draw trade prot-
pettotp. ^ ^
The country give* Ut trade to the
town, and although It gets value re
ceived the town should give Us trade
to the country in return and It will gej
value received In return. If at far as,
possible all the provisions bought for
homa use In any town In tbit county,
or any otbei'T were bought, from the
surrounding country, Jh« product* of
the farms, the money foKThem would
not go North or West, but wop’d stay
at home, In circulation between the
farmers and town people aH the rear.
The town people shonld make a be
ginning and the farmer wW nrteet them
half way or over: T hey would make
thing* for town consumption if they
were tnre tfant (hey could sell- them
profitably. Let the merchant*aeebow
much meal, flour, meat, chickens, po
tatoes Ac that they distribute among
their town customers and then arrange
to get such supplies from their country
patron*. Farmers have learned the
folly of keeping their corn cribs iiffd
imoke house* lit the West, and It is
every bit as bad for town folks to fol
low that starvation practice and policy.
The best sign a farmer can show of
THE DEAD YEAR.
According to ihtf Chicago Trlbunft
1002 wifi tyo known In the record* at
the volcanic and earth quake vear.
FI,ce>IIay vohanre* have destroyed *
68,28841 vet, while 12.437 persons
In that volcanicandcarthquakcdUtm tr
ances caused nearly two thli'daef the
losaes of HVet.
PRAISING VS. CURSING,
ft. -
Ham .fones, the famous, evangelist,
•av« In his ChrWtinits meditations: ^
“After sit, when we sit.down ami
think about it, most every fellow Is do- ■}
Ing what he esteems his level best to
run the thing hoYTrunning, and may
be he is running it a little bit better
than the fellow who Is finding fault
hrith him. 1 believe you eatCget a fel-
1- jbtj
low to do more sometimes by braggrtitr p|
on bill) than jertie^n by cursing him.
Let’* try It for tneoomiiig,year.”
SENATOR TILL MAN TALKS. *
Carmichael and lilt name It legion, It
that he want* to make too much iu
quick time, and he goea about It In a
costly, speculative, gambling tort of
war. Instead of preparing beforehand
by growing tarm supplies on hit own
lands he borrows money from hit bank,
pledging hit property for its payment,
and buy* the necessary supplies for hi*
laborer*, perhftpe for hi* own family
and work (took, at prices that would
quickly make him comfortable In the
world It be would make ahd sell them
at such figures us be pays, instead of
putting all bit eggs In tha cotton bas
ket.
It coit considerably more to rwike cot
ton last year than In 1901, for the cost
of living for man and mule was great
er, and if there I* going to be any fall
In prices of provisions this year It bat
i H come In sight yet. ~
According to M r. Carmichael the cot
ton planter borrows money from the
bank, gives hlsjtetfr.and “only thinks
of making enough to “pay out” for ad
vances to make his crop.’, If there It
any sense In such farming then we
plead guilty to being a fool.
The bank note for borrowed money
to make a crop put* the Southern farm
er in a position very similar to that oc*"
cupied by the Irish tenant. Years ago
we read ft tale of s traveler In Ireland,
who sought shelter ins peasant’s cabin
from a driving rain storm. There he
found a pig, the sleekest member of the
family, lying asleep In the dryest cor
ner. He proposed turning the animal
Atit nd taking its place, but the peas "
ant replied In surprised tones,, ••\vbat!
turn out (he glntltmnn that pays the
rint.” The pig got tbe best there an 0
the bank note crowds out everything
here, j .
Depositing money In a bank is better
than borrowing from it, nnd the farm
er who get* a surplus from his cotton
erop alone Is few atx) far between. If
he run* a store or comnalgfary In con
nection with bis planting operations
his odds are Improved,
his prosperity Is hi* bringing In town
• very time he come* *omething to tell
for money nr barter for gooJ*. Some
peoplertbink it an indication of pbverty
to bring chicken*, eggs or butter t<>
town for tale, but It'* just the reverse.
And even if sparrow Iirsliied 'people
have *uch an Idea their opinion is worth
a* little as the sense they have, Kwry
body worth respect will understand
when they see a farmejr bring something
to town for sale lie Is uot deprlvli.g him
self of any comfort, but Is sensibly
adding to it by turning bis surplus into
something for which he hat u**^. . ^
A GREAT DISCOVERY.
That lemon juice will desfov the>
typhoid germs In water i« annoiii.ced
authoritatively by the Chicago health
depannieiit, after careful experiment*
extending over three day*. One tea-
'tpoonful of the Juice to half a glass of
water I* known to be a good comblna
tlon, and repeated trials have Invaria
bly produced the same result. Every
germ Was killed.
Further tests will lie made at once to
ascertain how small an amount of lemon
uice will destroy the bacilli. Dr.
id* Is al*o investigating the pro|>-
bf mmniflCTPTCd cltrte -nrlrt.
If the acid will twkvrthe place of the
lemon a great saving will be accom
pllshcd, for tt “Is inexpensive #♦ com
pared with lemons.
The action of the lemon juice is to
cause the bacilli to ah rive I tip and die.
Theig power to produce the poison
which ctiiptfa,typhoid 1* thus destroyed
and water which In It*' original state
was highly dangerous to driukbecome!
as innocuous a* If it had been distilled.
It had long been known that certain
acids would kill the bacilli, but their
effect was also to kill human beings.
Tbe harmless add in lemons was en
tirely overlooked until Dr. Ferguson
Senator Tillman has been in request
1h several states o.n 'he lecttrrtrpTKtlorm
between Herdon* of. (Congress. He
takes well, ami has coined “a few hun
dreds, or it in iv be a.-lew thnisan^t”
by hi* lectures. He haM~fbund it one
of the most exquisite pleasures of his.
Ille.ln Miming in the North to tell the
plain facts nbonT the negro, ami »h->w
up, the Yaidtett’a hTbotfricv on this
qnestloh. Dismissing It lie saldTn Co-
ternrhu*, <Ja. deportation Is notjpract i-
cal, and It,would bankrupt the white
people to educate the negroes to he
good citizens. As they Hcquirc more
hook learning the negro question w ill
arise again more dangerous than ever
It will hardly come in our lime, but it
^yitl come.
He said in conclusion : “I don’t know
how this negnrqTTrsiion will Ire solved,
hut one thingb« ss ttb-oiuiery fixed to
me as tliat tomorrow’s sun will rise
there are not enough long nosed yan-
kess in hell, or outof hell, to keep the
white men of the south from control
ling the sou til.”
HOW TO DRINK WATER.
A heginnli'g of kidney trouble lies In
the fact that people, especially* women,
xh> not. drink enough water. A tumbler
of water sipped in the morning Imme-
dhttelv on rising, another at night, are
recommended by physicians. Try to
drink a* little water j»* possible with
meals,"but take s glassfuT liSSTah Tiotir
.o an hour - before eatingi .'rtvfs rule
persisted in day after day. nbidli'ftftew-
month, will improve the complex
and the general health likewise.. Water
drunk with meal* should be sipped,las
well aa taken sparingly. *•—
Ice water ought never to he takeq?
with one's meals, and as little a* pos
sible between meals. One never knows
what is being taken Into the stomach
in water tilled with chipped Tee, It is
saffr to till bottles with water and al-.
low them to stand beside the ice to
ctitll until required./
■ Tests have been made to show that
one gill of -lee "w*ali t r?"Ulil« l lt UUHn* an
average t-uuiblerl ul, poured hastily
down the throat reduoeM the tempern-
ture of the stomach from 100 to 70.de
grees^ and it takes more than half an
hour to recover the heat- it has los*-
Cold,water, slowly sipped, will not be
followodbv suoh-ii- result. i-ootmg--ttTF
system ideasatitly In hot Wealher with
out chilling the glands of the stomach
so that digestion eftn nortake place.
Detroit Free FrcssT “
CAPUDIIME
HEADACHE
A colored man of con*iderable,inffu
“eruie In hTa nerghWHopa ealretT on
t?T
last week to get bwcli sumbers of Tm
I’kopi.e eontalniBU the gist of rtenalor
Morgan’s proposition to coHonlxe th«
sable Americana in the Ttrilipplne is
land*. Other la** men »b«rn the Ala
bama Senator are advocating the sepa
ration of the races ae er*enti*l to tbe
welfare of both, and soggeet a retorn
of African a to African* the ftoifttlon.
The mftttor '’appear# to ua to have
made a bejrijHtfng la that direction ht
•hat the colored people appear to haw
outgrbwii since enranetpation the lot*
locality that jeeaMd to bo one of
their thief characteristic*. They aw
commencing to tprenrf themselves
Northward.Bonthward and Wootward,
and tbe movement I* likelier to front
tknUjp dwindle. Troe-tbey do not to-
chanced to drop a little lemoiLjulacTu!-
to a culture tube containing typhoid
germ*. To his amazement lie .disco;
ered that they died almost JminedTafely,
and he at once began further experi
ments, which resulted in the announce
ment of the discovery.
Comment I ogon the lemon juice test
In London. Dr. Ferguson said :
'irTyphoid germs must be taknn Into
the stomach in order to cause typhoid
fever. If. therefore, people will put a
drop or two ofiemop juice hr the water
they drink they will be safe.”—New
York Hun. - jL -——
THERE ARK OTHERS,
The pet monkev of a German nrofra-
tor, having made hi* escape.yljmbed
Into a tree and defled 'all attempts to
catch him. Well knowing, the imita
tive habit of the aujmal. tils master
hTl dtra cTirlous pla n TTi regatflTiTs
pet.
He^bMiked at the monkey through an
opera glass, {minting the small end at
him for tome time, and then he retired
a short distance, leaving the opera
gla*« on the ground. The imitative
monkey descended from the 1 tree., antk
taking the opera glass, gazed after a
similar matrne'r at his master, ho
seemed to the deluded ape to be li&if a
mde distant. The monkey, still hik
ing through the same end of the opera
glass, supposed his master whs several
hundred yards distant, when tbedatter.
reaching out, secured the chaln r and
led the victim of .hla optical illusion
back to hi* cage.
sPliarra acy.
TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITOR^,
State of South Carolina, [
County of Barnwell. 1
Court of Common 1’leas.
— Sarah F'. Blume, I’laiutift,
Against
Ritta Willis Blume,’ et ^i
liicana-
„.s,7?vVT^nftR0 Oil CO; J
AUDITORS APTOINTM EN I S.
The County Auditor orhls represj
ttfve will be at the followinjparrfmcd
ace# on the dates dj>
pose of taking the returns for taxation :
SnelUng .. January 6
tforsas
and
Mules.
4n*t received a* Ane a lot of ail
* purifdaeTRejiipcky Horses ami
^ ( Mule* as were ever brought from
the Blue Gra*a Slate. Tb
pret
prjv
pretty, they are extra
*re (Tight at '
They
good
KEMEDl’S SALE STABLES,
W11, LISTON, . . S. C.
Baggies,
Wagons,
Harness.
'ttrt-.
Choice and Complete Stock from
the heat makers In America'-jot'
hand and for sale at prices that
can not be dupliei(iled for cheap-
naaa in the state. “ ^
C< me and he convinced that
reality exceed* description.
pset' A, EE55EDT,
WIU.ISTOX, S. 0.
Dunbarton
Ashley Store
' F'ur>e Store
Barnwell A-
KJIne v
A ppleton
Duncan Sams
Allendale
Barnwell
Fairfax
Sx cainore
Ulmers
Barnwell
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10
28
21
211
21
26
llercnics
mida r
Black villc
\V naley
Barn well
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26
Elko
Williston
Mercatus
Barnwell
F’ebrnary
28
2‘J
31
—2—
until F’ebruary 2841 af/cV
w liich 5<tper cent penalty will be allied
on all property delinquent.
-W. H. Duncan.
Barn well, S. C.. Dec,. 16 11*02. ^
NOTICE.
4
The public w ill please take notice that
prohibit »D<I hereby forewarn any
and all persona fisun iiunting oV ■Stl«(*l-
ing bird* or any otlter—game orr -m.v.
pmnisea.or In any other way treapna—
ing upon my laud*. C
1 , W. Y. CHh
Allendale, S. C. \
KKtllS'TR AT I ON N OTH E.
Not
IS CAILED TO THE ITEMS BELOW NOIERATED;
at half price and less.
60c Value"
7.V> •*
at..
‘ 80c
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126
1.50
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M
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.c.
... ,2<c.
T.. ., 29c.
d’»o.
....tOc.
ti9c.
7 to.
JACKETS!
i
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()n uecoUlit of the Teniarkahly warm weBthOr wo have
been IniviiB this fall, there was no tlema'ml for‘jackets, ami
the consequences are, I am overstocked. Thi/refore, have
applied the knite, and will offer my entire stock of jackets
at half pri'M^f
|2 58
Jael
; 3 80
• ft
5 88
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7.08
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18 00
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12.00
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7.60
OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS!
—Ali. Ovkrcoatb Rkim’cku ONE riURD.—
••r
i
.fs,. ,
WHILE
THEY
AHH
• x-
(txs«x?
o:o:o:o:
Everything at reduced pr.ccs. Big
departinent.r (/omc and he convinced
S. KUA8NOFF, I^ADi.n
hiirgaiiis iii every
.oiV
RICES.
The Rcgisiration Book* will he opvn
in the Court ilwu*»‘ on the'fiist Momhi.x
(sale dsv) In racTv*month dining the
year 1803 hi* tiie-trausai tLuu jof. sm-li
businea* a* Is,required by 'aw.
W. J? Baxley.
D’L. Black,
BSSBCeayk
Chiiirman.
VENS10N NOlTCHr
Dec 17 th 1883
' Mr. G. R; Ihtnlrar; --Hen•ion Com
mU*ioiier of Barnwell f/rmitv. wp;
bn-in Allditou’
.lamnrrv, (i.'u;. i
on each Saturday In
to write npitnl jirephid"nll apulie^ "
lion* for rho4r a,pplying—foK p< i)sti>n*.
and have them ready to t^Tpyisenied
to. the C’ountv I’en.-i.iUt, iloard.* xvhVh,
meets 1st. Moffdity-Itr ‘ Febriiafy 188:1.
D. VV^Btidiford- Chairman.
G. R.^Dtfnbar.'Comiiiissioner, ,
Registered Jersey Bull Calf For Sale.
One solid colored, healthy. liaiid*ome
WE OFF'TCR ONE CAR OF ROCK
■ HILL B1JGGI ES 110 C11 E A I’E R
TUAN THEY HAVE EVER
- JIE.EN SGI*D BEFORE.
t1., A CiMuplete Line of Har
\|S1) EiSr oxj**. Saddle* and Robe*
wt'v'ery olo-wpricn*.
Oar Stock of Shoes, Hats,
Ciottmg, Shirts, Collars
and Neckvear will suit
- . ' ' a __ ' '
the most fastidious in
quaiity and price.
St, Lamhqrt bull ca!f oi^f of rivlt pii04~
ing,registored dam; Sfrt |Mt**e*.i'ifg 7/V- 0 '{
of blond of Mx'lla Ann’* Victo{j iTigl*,
*on of Prince** of Dorset. CtliclalluH-
ter test 36 Ibar l oz burter ^ln m'Vi ii
ilai’a., ’i’hi* is a rare dpfforf iinttyTIo
secure a tlne'^anlmal at a reasonable
prire, considering breeding.
Write to
^^yres'best bargains which lie^hares libcrallv with his cus- ^
Four cjir loads now on hanL _. ^
£0MPLETE LINE OF STOVES AND
W A R E, 11A R D W A R E 0 K OC E R-
IES, Ac. PRICKS IN KEEP-
I NV*W ITH Til fi 4’I MgS.
e - —
Defend
ant*.
Ndllce I* hereby given to all the cred-
in
llors of I,. D. Blume, deceased, that
(inisuance of the- order of hi*
Judge O. W. Buchanan',
presiding in the Second Judicial Cir-
clttt, I will holdarefetenee at mv ♦81b-e
in the town of Barnwell, on the 12th
ilUVOT
A comfortable cottage In the most
desirable restMeln^scelhm'of B.iniwefl.
Honor, 44u the premi-e* are all 'needed cidt-
luiidlnga.with everything in excellent
condition: It I* conveojent to noth ih--
pAthh,^ Ufnr.
purp<»a0 Of proving dcbts-aiid claim*
against the estate of L. f>7 BlnIDI'.lIt 5 -
ceaseil All credftnr* of Said •dit-edeni
will govern themselves aeeordingly bt
else be debarred of payment.
- -• II. I.. O i Bftnoon, "■
. .tji-'.-i- Master.
Master’* OITlee, Dee. 15th, l!X»2.
A machine ha* l>een tested in Ml*s-
lesippl which picks 87 per cent/if the
open cottyu. It also gathers leaves,
•terns anv trash generally, but thw in
ventor I* sure he can remedy that. It
work* as well Ht night a* In day time.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
fipnvTT rx»_Rk*»m»«-». r —
By J. K. Smelling, Eaq., Judge of Pro/*
bate in Barnwell County.
Whereas Keziah Fwrinan A E, W. Bill*
apply for letter* of Administratis
bn the estate nf Wm. Furman dec
These are. therefore to cite and ad
monish all and singular, the "kindred
and ereiBmr* of the »*fd decerned, to
be and appear before nie at a ‘Cou*-t ol
Probate for the aahf ebanty to be Imld-
en at Barnwell C. II. «m Suturdav^
*4 day of January TSICf, at fjo'jfock 'a.
na.nfo afiow ranee. If tear, why the *ald
•dmlnlMratFon slKmld net be granted.
Given under my hand snd seal rtf the
Conrt thii»7th day of JannaFy, X. D
lOOff. and fn the one. hundred and
twenty-seventh year of the Sovereign
ty' and Independence- of the United
Sutea of America.
J K. 8NKI,MNO.
Probet i J.ndge.
, FuMlahed In Tna Baxnwxll Pkoplk
Jamnry S'h, I’V*.
— -4 ’■
-~-.l t7 '' —v”‘- ■ A
f
(Jletulsle Dairy,
Barnwell, S. (V
TO RENT
flees.
F'or particular* apply t<>
George II. Bates.
xirmtaloupe Seed.
Treasurer’s Kolice.
Treasurer’s OMHce. Barnwell Cmrntr, s.
OcVamlL 1!>82.
'fliC ITca*nrer’s UHIlc will he mini
We are groxviog 48 acres of
the Pttresr of Cantaloupea
Tc
■for the collex-tion of thC taxc* Irx tii-it l*ir
1882 from thelfith (lav of October until
.1
PPENT
T8E BANK OF BARNWELl^
Barnwell, So. Ca, .. r
At close of Business, 31st December-,’ 1
1802. ’
ASSETS.
Ranking TTouse..........
Real F/state
Loans and. Discounts. . ,
Cash in vault and other Banks 118,810.^7
/
_ LIABILITIES
Capital iwld in.
Surplus F'und.. v ............
Undivided ProlUs
Seini-Annnal Dividend No.
29 payable 2d January, 1803.
Personal Deposiva. .t.. ?....
rirttiiHn iiUjaigiakk
'.•0J
inclu-
6.800 08
306JK)
67.140.72
the 31-t day of IKee' 1 mher -I
• ive. alter which date 10 per cent penal-
tv will attach until January 16th, vxIk-i)
Executions will he Dsue'd.
The CpriijnntHtion tax w ill be Eecelr-
ed diWiI March l*r.. 1003.
F'nr toe convenience <»f the tax payers
I xV’lll attend-the following place* 8n
kheday* and dhte* rtzeiiiiiUiml, and the
ntflee xvill beclokedon said dav*:
On acconnt of 4 lie 4 wo; teems of Con re
it will he Impossible for ny- to atteml a*
many place* as I would like.
atnl are cutting them for
d. • Place your order*
now at lift per lb Your
irtoi ev relundytl if thev are
not genuine. . ■
H. XBi'skikk Co.,
Rockv'Ford. Colo.
Kclefence/ F'armers A Merchants Bank,
_Rockv F'ord. Colo.
$103,3712
co.^o.nr!
12,000.80
8,061,70
2 400 Off
104.366.68
2 axy.OQ
>ue to Banl
X
I-KVT,.
For State purnoses
F’oj Cunstinifional hcboolr-r
F'oronfinaty County. ...*.
Repav f.oap, one Tialf of one
mlU..,......;..
Mill*
J
Total,
E.AfTFE. $1161,371.66
Before me personally »|rpe.lrrd P. M
Btfcklngtram, (!»*hier. and made oath
that tbe foregoing statement is <-nrr-(T
and true to the lw**t. of hi* knrtxvbduc
arid belief. F. M. BUCHINGH V M
| •. ’ 2 ~. i/ c.i-bier. -jt-
f$wnrtA to jfnd suh-nlbed bi.ie me
thl* 31st day of D'-crmhcr, A, l>. inn”.
- W in McNnh; (i, a i
At Cost; Not irv PuMirt, >ft>. Ca*
BUTLEK HAGfKm, .
O. F CALHOUN,
V ROBT. ALDRICH. f
Directors.
...MJ Mills
sMf'iAf, school i.Kry.
Cedar Grove, Fairfax Old Coltnnbra-,-
(Trfef;r sinL.»
Allendale. FJarbafy Branch, IHmk-
ville, Ifouble Pond, Efko, fedb8i*.
F'riemFship, Kline,,Lee*, Monle. Morris.
Nexr Forest, Oak tiroye. Seiglingville.
seven Pine*, Tinker’s Cfeek, 2 .Mills.
Williston, 21 Mill*. ^ a--
Cave. Oweir* Crows- Roatwe/
Rig Fork. .7 Mills. »
. Uarnwelf, 41^ Mfll*.
-7^- Kespctitfullyi
E. f>. FRF F^_
Cobnfy Treksnrer
TRESPASS NOTICE.
IVe forbid all hunting, shooting or
tre*paa*ii)g of any kind on the lands we
q.vuor coptftl trader penalty of ibe law..
t-^Bartou,
P. M. BUCKINGHAM,
V ' B'AtRXWFILL. S. C.. ^ -
nm ESTATE AGENT,
IDLE mm SECURELY WVESTEI.
LIFE IKSURflNCE,
(Agent for New York LifeA
\
FIRE INSURANCE,
- ■ _ .*
' (Calhoun & Company)
NO! ICE OF FIN Ar.prsCHARGE.-
Nutfre fs hereby given that oh Mon
day. 18tb*farj)f Jatnnry, 1803 the un
der«lgned will file hb ffnnl account. h«
Executor of the Will I of N. If Viifi-hell
With tlie Jmlgeof probate for Barnw-l!- tathm of
County a»«l apply for Letters . DLtiii*
aory, ■ • *
T. P. Mitohell, Executor.
J. Fr Qrajv- l Dteensber With 1802,
List your properfy with me. Iflapeef
tine hi) of iurfatmeM srpptitfMlMh*. All
ib-tall* of perfeefthg lo'*u* carefully at*
.toudotl to Term* reArsor.able. ' Corre-
xindcnce solicited. , Address
Buying at first markets an J in larger kits than pthers he
•—n
WN’S
(o
A
HILL,- TOP -
BARNWELL.
With •b»- hnlf»,ny~-Amerlran hLrm.*.awd milrr lifi d
TtA- Bain»fnl>-gloffs'cnnqneteil their Buit amagmil its
of mialerii limes. .
VVjth the help.:flf this same tyjxe of sf rk the farxirer* ef J'oitth C
dme away hani tltne* ami hrifig SaCl- pl*-ntv runl pro-yi^iitx to all.
With the return of pgr.ee in South Africa tbe dam and for InVr*. s
. . . - and. t/Ttilea
'<>f x)>e*t+rWre has ended, and the Southern Buyer can again get the Beat StoVIc
in the world at old time price?. " 1 • ^
A alght rtf Bf«v rt'» Beantfe*, the prldo of tbe prairie*, .jvlli- convince' you
that he ha* w hat vou need and what yoq ran pay for. ' '
Bbggies. Wagon*, Harriet?, made hv American skilled labor,
kept to go wljf’i. gilt edged stock, and at. eor respond If) glr^Juvi' prices Come to
the llftl Top Stable* and s«te fof yorff selVe*. I will be glad to Acte-and nerve you.
•y
* ■
. t
JJARXWKLL S. C
■Mu
->v
722> BROADWAVr-AUGUCTA. GA.-
* - Dooy tb J. B. White’s Dry Goods Store.
3Bum
17 OFFICES IN THE UNITED STATES.
P- M
s HI THING H AM,
Bhnrsnv^rrr, S. C.
T 9. ELLIS, Jb
f?For and Civt! Engines/
ftomron given to tjfre compu.
vaf"r-power*. leveling atic
'.c a. wa-.
draiimgv. ,—.
■ A »r«s'mica rrfrtddreeaed to
(In. s. C., w m "e've grotop\ alter
tion.
NO MORE DREAD OE THE DEftTaTTcTTaJR
-''Sv , , *
, PRICtS
A' t
Aropfierte fof pal fries* ext faction
of teeth Ab*olttl*iy hafn^es*.
-iipply applied to the gum* No bad
lesnjfs follow—Vto-uall the attention
of tfre nervous anti delicate to our
I’alnles* System of flehlistry In all
Its branches.
P"*"'
P^f Sff Teeth, tiflier tipper of 10*8
PartrAl 8rf*T< eth.,. ,. ftCOlo «7
holld Mk (mki t m* ^5.00
Bold l tiling* a.“. |tt «l up.
Amuicatu V.n.1 r.mi.-i.t, ^rr s —BfSMtJ'l#
. " (jt 'Kxtrax ting Tx< t>i, nld xvay.
ALL WARRANTED.
.....26o
- ' W# examine yonr teeth ftee Of Obaigc and icil you ju*t xv but your work will
cost. A I! w-y a*k I* * v F»'t to our ■ fflr*'and we xx ilHp+TH-c you.-' ' ,_
7 LOOK FOR OUR SIHN*.
Dr. G. W. SHACKLEFORD. D. D. S., lyiftiasger.