The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 05, 1905, Image 3
THlfRADAY. JANUARY 6, *905
\ RITES OF »iJRSCBimO».
ln,Artvi»ace, per Annum ..$1.60
,0* Time uoo
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The reirater meeting of tortiwll
|f/odaeNo 16, Kni^htnof Pvthiiievlll
I lie held at tholr HkII < n Krl.lay Rliriit
Int 7‘4 o’clock. A full otloiulance is
reqiu steil Hy order of
*NO. K. SNR' LINO, C. C.
Wm. Me NAB. K. R.
The Comity Chain Gang fhll be on
the now road fiom Fairfax to Jenny’*
thl* weeK. t’amped about Mr. L. F.
Hughes’ place.
J It. Morris. Supervisor.
R. C. Roberts, Jr., Clerk.
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Would it not be well to have
.them tested by a reliable
Optician many years
^ ! exuerlenoo and not
risk your eyes
with a ped-
d‘ I o r
who is here
today and gone
tomorrow. We will
guarantee to suit j our
eye? exactly. GLASSKS
& FlfTKl) TO •CROSS' TS-YBSy
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Druggist C. N. I’tmrkhalter has
adorned the sanctum with the prettiest
calendar of the new year.
.Salqlny attendance was below the
record and likewise its business. The
day was bitterly unpleasant. ,
TbU rear dogs are to bo assessed as
usual and In addiltiou a capitation tax
of .*>0 cert* on each paid by ^he owner.
Auditor Duncan began hi* round ta
king returns on Tuesday. \Vutr'i bis
appointments and meet him on the
way. *
Tiik Pkopi.k enjoyed pleasant holi-
dav tjisit* from Messrs Julian Calhoun,
TTeorge Todd 1’ate and T. O: Faiken-
stein.'
Dr. W. C. Smith
cross oor hand wi’h
and Mr. J. M. Weatheisbee
second.
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■ And follow the dire".tion« strict* f
ly. Natures Cough Remedy ?
will cure CoTIr cougl| as sure as ^
.Jon follow directions, or it wlil f
not cost you ono cent. " J - *
Creech’s Pharmacy.
so* 9 •»'£ *•* 3 *• C**’ O Q ’•• 0
NOTICE.
A meeting of the freeholders of
Bluckville tirade.l School District Is
cal!e«l to meet at flie sjliool house on
Friday, the l.Hth January, at 1^ m., to
to vote ou special School Tax.
M tlhous,
bee. Bd.
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MASTER’S SALE,
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RtHtAof South Carolina. 1 -
‘County ol Rarnw'eil, j
Court of Common Pleas.
&
Southern Cotton Oil Company,
PiaintUF,
Against
J. II. Hewlett, Defendant.
' By Virtue of a decretal order to me
direclcd in the above eutitled cause, I
will sell at Allendale,, in Iront of the
gin hmise of Mr. John Hewlett, in the
said town, on Monday January IQtli, A.
D. 1905, within the legal hours of sale,
the follow ing decribed personal prop
erty :
f Oiie(r>0) bor«e power boiler; One 11
by IJ l.iddell Kngiue; 'lliree (70)
•eyenty staw’ Eagle gins; Three (70) *aw
Murry Feeder*: I Itryc ^Seventy i ; i-70)
►aw Murry KIevatoromoj>vc; I,Inc on
and dust llucs; r Eidifeii douBle .Im^x
J’res*; seed apparatus; shafting; col
lar*; imngers’; pulleys,; couplings and
belting. 1 ~ ~ ^ .
Terms o/sale ea«h.
II. I., O’Bannon,
Mastea-’s OIUcc, Dec*. 29th 1904.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
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THE BANK OF. BARNWELL.
* Barnwell, So. Ca.
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— At close of Business, nlst December,
1901.
ASSETS.
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AFrke it right, 1905. ' -
*; 11 wa* tbe quietest Christmas of this
ceruuiy. ... ;
Tv
Th
urowill
meet on b«xt
The days gain 4 minutes In sunshine
thla week..
plat-
And now begins another twelve
montlTon the (read mill.’
»Onlv throe haleanf were
formed in Larnweil last week. a .
Miss-lda Price of Walterhoro is visit
ing her brother Mr. I’.AV. EiJco.
Capt. C. II. Lsngley has Jfnpvad to
Coluhibia, whe.e he will go busi
ness.
GOOD COU/KCTIONS
Of th« #07,000 on the tax books
Trer*rtrlfy Armstrong had collected up
to January 1st. $42,184.73. ^Receipt*
slirco snd lists on flic will intmeaso the
total collection* to Hire#;fourth* of
the entire L*yy. Het»tof«re v bw|f the
taxes hnve been collected in jahpary.
and February. .. v-
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Miss Daisy O’Neale returned bn
Sunday from acliaimlng liuildny visit
registered 24 d<*-
the lowest point of
to NeWberry.
f4*H’ thermometer
gree* ve.sterday,
the winter.
The County Board of Commissioners
held its first quarterly meeting of' the
year yesterday.
Mr. T. Z Yarbrough of Eastland, N.
O., was a holiday guest of Mr. M. J
Pate and fainily. ' '
Saleday friends ware quite as clovrr
and numerous as we expected, the
weather considered.
was the first to
silver, this week,
a close
The Jury bQ.X for this year was filled
as required hy law, on J'riday by Clerk
Simms, Auditor Dunc&o and Treasurer
Armstrong*. \ ,
Col. Joseph Erwin brought us as.a
new jenr gif[ the wondorfulfefct gourd,
ecHp-ing even Mr. D. 0. Burekhaiter’s
one gal loner.
There has been renewed talk of the
Coast Line purring ou a through pass
eager trsiu between New lork and
New Orleans.
Now 1- a v* ry good lime to plant ad-
<J“t ~a bottte of ’ vcrfnM*mr*m»wt Winter gooffs-rh>« Mr.
N lfiirP'; PniurS 4 ‘D rHiant mav not desire fo mury over
INdlUieb L-OUgil J until next Fa T. • ‘ “
Our ( bristmas time was bettered ami.
brightened. Iiv the good words am;
wi-rk- of »nbseeil;er!s i,. p. Bluinc, C.
S. Crtecb, 11. M. ii:Ur.
M•'■s J' ltub* T.'bi P.ate* returned on
Mntiilav rrom aalellgbtfol Vtoittotho*e
lic'.iglirftif purple, ( o1, and Mrs.. An
drew T7 Woodward at Valdosta, Ga.
We acknow 1
centennial celebration of tite
to the
South
Garolhm ("ollege, commemdng on Sun-
lav n.xt uni couiliiuing three days.
The weatlier prophet* predict an
ahimdanc&of rain for till? month atid
nex‘, and preUv regular cold until the
•‘Spring I’ituti (domes Gentle Aniilc.”
Mis. Lena Davies and charming lit
tle dattghtt-cr Pauline, returned to
H.irtVviho yestetday afternoon, after a
very | leasantly spcntCliristmas vaca
timt.
Being , modestly ItUor^stefl In the
cUieke»'4iu»iitesa> Tug Pvuci.k w^ttld
•likcto receive tin ►ulisctiption a'few
Get the habit of burning ont yoi r
chtmuev* ...rainy days. It. may sfvc
your h|uB:e when the Match wind*
1/teW. Tj -i- ;-' ' - 1 .
~Pre»idont E D. Smith rtf the South
Carolina ( often Growers’ As-m {atinn
ha* issued a cull that every voting pre
cl not in tlte State meet on January
10th amt organize an aiir.illurv club—
elect a tit legate or delegate* to a count.' -
conveiUi'*n to be hdd at the c urt
house on January 14th to perfect a
Cojitity organization ami e.mt a dele
gare tq the New Orleans eorivenfhm,
24—-JIRH, Which will devise a plan fo4
the systematic reduction hf acreage.
believe, after
making a
careful ex
amination of
our
N E YV^ABV EUTIS K M E N Td.
Bank of Barnwell—Quarterly Stair
ment.
Whittle’s Stable*-
H<“ed Oats.
H. J, O’Bannnn, Master—Sale Pf
Personalty. , ,,
W. C. Smith —Fine Milk Crtw*.-
-Mujcs, llorsci and
8EED RYE FORJ?ALE.
(Bahnw ku. ( v orbTY Raisj».)
The sort that never disappoint*.
C, H. Burckhaltcr.
CHOICE COWS for sale—Two
UiormighbrSd.s, one fresli with
Apply to N. G. W. Walker at Charlie
Brown’s Stables.
V’aluable pared Ifft'at Ryan’s Store
.during the Itodday*. Owner can oh. 1 aln
samc'by fully dciiirlbio-g said , parcel
and paying cost of ibis ad.
• Wealher JQureau.
Volun+A-y, (di.-eryers’ .Yf'deureloglmU Rcc.;
becciy^ierT'aW, Staliou Ul.ti k
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hushid* of corn froat cotton holders, oy
Oth< rs
Mr. T.
mnye-l to
and A Hr
zeuship.
B. Elli*, Jr., and family
North Augusta last week,
is the richer in get-
it* citl-
irrot: n ty
ting such excellent people in
On and after—Sunday next “the
Shon’’ will in il.e night conncetlon at
Blaekville with the up train from
Charleston. It will reach Barnwell at,
8.10 p. m., A Be relit] c a little after 9.
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Date* of
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Dates of
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Prevailing
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Friv/c, 15.
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Monthly mean tein., 1.2 above
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. Preclpitatlou 1.11 in. above normal.
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\*o) n 1: t,:i r y 0 bsc r v ef.
including rain, hail. «lect and melt-
id -n • v. t r'l oin tiVaxIuiTim arid mini-
muin reading*.
SAVED FROM TERRIBLE DEAIII
Capt. Wash Halford, pension com-
misshmer, will be in tiio An liior's of
fice averv Saturday in January to
write up ai'plicatioxis to goTBeToJe the
county pension board, which will meet
'abday inJt’pAmiiiry,
Monday was observed and enjoyed as
Emancipation day hy a large a’teii-
danee of well dressed and Weil behaved
colored people. Two bra** bands di*-
lOiirsed music and Prof Nelson Nixpf .
Oringoi'Virg, a native of,Barnwell, was
orator of the day.
Treasurer Amrsfrong and- MTr'A.“I*r
Mauvilie are not di’.ly tbe busiest 'men
in town, hut the moat careful ami
. 1*011 rteniis, coi
tie*. Taxpayer^ who have sent them
check* shonId'be patient as to receiv
ing receipts, for they are working
overtime to clear up tbe avalanche of
tho'last December day*, and each will
be served well and fairly. : ■.
Banking House.5.SCO 00
Real Estate ISO.00
loans ami Discounts 75,817 51
Cash in vault and other Banks 15(>,08l 11
$2U7 T yUii.U2
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LIABILITIES.
Capital J
Surplus
Undivided Profits
Seml-Amnual Dividend No.
31. Payable 3rd Jan., 1905.
1’ersopwl Deimsits
Cet^+ucatea pf Deposit
8 tateT reasurer
Due to Banka
(10,000.00
20,000.(K»
8,629.75
2,400.00
142,716.98
2,980 ca
866 15
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E. & O. E. f 2*17,908 62
Before me personally appeared P. M
Buckingham, Cashier, and made oath
that the foregoing statement I* correct
•nd true to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
P. M. BUCKINGHAM,
flashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
thi* 31st day of December.. A. D. 11)04
Wm. McNab, (ET
Attest:
oitr.
, Notar
ADD lilt
’£
Public, 80.Ga.
F CALHOUN.
BUTLER UAGOOD.
Director*.
One of tbe most enjoyable events of
Hie Christmas l ime, whs the Enter
tainment given at thp Healing Springs
High School. The excellence with
which the, pupils rendered their sever
al parts made It a veritable surprise
party. Principal Eagerton and his as
sistants have done a wonderful work
anil their pupils lyive responded.
BriglUIV ini'TMve]y. 1 no fntur.e or ’
this admirable institution is most
promising.
Our last subscriber caller for 1904
was Co President YV. 8. Peterson, of
the Orangeburg Collegiate Institute,
and no handsomer visitor pulled the
latch string (luring the twelvemonth.
-*4ie is doing a wonderfully successful
work in Orangeburg, iiaving redbived
ifuTi iTg TTi s first sc sd o q TIT bn a r J1 hgpn—»
pits, repretentiBg 'll countleei ThU
year the Institute vvill be filled to over-
flowing.
Barnwell County Is well represented
by nearly a score of Jiright youths and
good and gifted young ladies.
On Thursday last Mrs. John K. Snfeti
ling start* d with li u r three youngest
children to visit her fath'-r’s family.
Solne tliroe miles on the \Vay the horse
iR’CHtne frlghTei.e*f l»y a piece of paper
on the road side, and ran over small
trots, hreaklug loose from th« buggy.
Mr*. 8nelHng was thrown out her hands
and head received painful bruDe«,
the fourth linger of her right hand
being fractured. The linle boys fortu
nately esoa’pcU injury. Boston Lee and
TT’TVT*’ If T 1 11 (’OWSL other good colored jje.r*on* rendered
J 1 ^ stance and Mr Leroy
Partie* desiring fine-’ini I ch cows Molair sent them .home in hi* can iuge,
»lea*e write to j when Dr K. C. Kirkland gave reliev
W. C. SMITH, ! ing treatment. That it was no worse 1*
Wilmston. S. Cf. 1 a greaf gr^titlcatirtn’to the many sin-
fpr cash or exchange , cere frieuU* of the good Judge and his
• . .* Luifil^. .
•Vflll sell
fsH beef catlle.
The family of Mrs. M. L.
Baigerton. Tenti., saw her diiog and
were pow.tries* to save lier. The most
•killfni physicians and every remedy
used, fatted, while cousomptinn was
lowlv but. surely taking lier life. In
this terrible hour Dr. King’s New
Discovery lor Consumption turned
despair into joy. The first bottle
brought Immediate.,,relic 1 and its con
tinued use completely cured her. It’s
the most certaiU: cure, in tha wurhf for
all throat and lung tionjdt*
teal Bottles .50c and $100. T1 is I B*d-
tlcs f'rVftat Creech * Pimrmacy, CRN.
Bufckhaller’s Drug Store.
T.ooking on tlioi
never injured any man’* eyes.
WONDERFUL NERVE.
laidi-p!ax£d liy many a man endur
ing pains of acc/idciital CUi«, Wounds,
Bruise*,- llurns, .Scalds, Sore—feet-or
'■ilff joints* -But there’* no need foFir.
8a! v<? will -kill the.
pain and cure the trouble. It’s the
host Salve on earth for Piles, too. 25e.
at Creech’* Pliarmacy, G. N. Burck-
halter Druggist.
ff
av.
Fall
and
. Winter
A Car Loa(T of Buggies,
Of the sort that please the eye, make riding: a delightful
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for
MEN
and
BOYS,
ure, that are e^sy on teams and last for long years.
A Car Load of Mules!
STRAIGHT, SOUND STOCK, the sort that owners can safely
~ /depend in field or road or anywhere.
A Car Load of Horses! I
Blue Blooded, Swift for Voung People, Safe for Old Folks,
Sound as Silver Dollars.
v
You will pro-
nouncs it Su
perior to
lines usually
*ftown in *
A Gar Load of Furniture!
Everything to make Home Happy, Comfortable and Attractive^
«d
town
size.
All The New and Noddy Patterns and Cuts.
£$**$*}■*$* »
THE WEARING QUALITIES AND FRIGE OF THIS LIRE
WILL AP&AL TO YGIL -
In HATS, CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS and SHOES for MEN, BOY®
Mid YOUTHS I carry full line* from tho liigheit grade* for floe drew purpoaex
to tlie most 8ub«tantinl for every day use*. -
v In my Woman’#.World there are all ihe old favorite* and now candidate* Ui
Of tills Dry and,Pres* Good*, Notion*. Shoes ana Furnithfhgs and their critical examl*
nation 1* mail cordially invited.
In Stove*, Housekeeping Good*, Hardware and all GenerarMercbandlM t
ain headquarter*. ’ . „ -
Appteclallng the generou* patronage of the season a continuance of be*t tf*
fort to pleasa and profit all customer* is cheerfully pledged.
Our
merensing
Business ‘in
n
in
^urmshings- Tr.Trrn'
I?o. IR. -A.N r JEISrTJE.
BLACKVILLE. S- O.
o, ipositc Simon Brown’s Sons.
Tying a larger and
inore
complete
fore. .
stock than ever be-
C1 100
Men’s PatentLcathcr
'Shoes; all Styles, $3.00' to ^
Childiyn's School ami Dress Shoes, all sizes and prices.
White Bidory, Wagaas, ftwt Bill and ciiisr oiaics eL
TOiESi' Harness, saddles aadMBE
Our Stock is F.arge and Complete
in every; Line
Come to see 11s
and
prices are always Koek Bottom,
' IC-iiOX33.073. ESlSTOiSlS
- , 7 _ BARNWELL, S. C.
“WE BUY COTTON.”
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
. _ _ . . - ~ -a _ v
Mo n-
Nnrw i* liorcbv given thr.t on
dity. .iHnnaryl) ii. H.(;5. the undor-ltru-
ed.w ill file their 4in&l aeeounts a* Lx-
i cuinra id tho Estate ol K. G. G,»»aa's
w ith ti;c J ndge of ■ Probatu for Barn-
w eU CouiiTy and apply for L (tu s l;i.A-
misstcy.
A. P. and A. JI. Given*,
—*—^ _ Executor*.
5th-Dec., 1994.
Farms
hr
n f
date.
'VyOWIsTbrt tlirm to .buy hnpfftvwf
I — L 1 11.11 .Lntm^arc oh**ncr
now, than they will ever be again.
Only a limited number for *a!e. It I*
ftio only sale and Mih.-.tai.fJ n tnvum.
Jiicnt. Tho de.iuand f* itu'iea.lng,
pt ices are advancing and we cannot adti
.one acre to tbe tv 01 id’s supply.
it. i« the prevailing opinion that we
will never ace low priced cotton again.
Thi* m ; ‘Mn- itiaher prices for tbnfnrtn*
that produce tne fleecy staple.
I offer the following fauns for sale
bunt fifty matings of-ihe Thnmp- ! v, ‘ r y I' 1 "’ prices for rl-.o next 30 day*,
^ son Strain of Barred-Plymouili Crt *^* , * r one f° iir tbcash, bal»:icc
Rocks for sale. i *i v (‘ (’•jual annual it.stallinents, 7 per
They have no siiperinrr. nod fvw j tt P sI ou d;-fi;rrcd.tmrmeats.
'■7f
CHSCKm.
equals r.s the best for all purposes.
Apply to 1
mils. yv. t. c.M.irr
Thomas. 8. C.
*
wipmm- 1
£ > y*ThiA may, be your last’ oppor-
Iunity to Iruy a GOOD FLAGE cheap
terms.
B A It N W ELL TOYVNSHf P.
D.-». !Tatr l*tatw, TV) arrt^, ■} iTOBd-
lug*. Bound;;rii 1 .: N. bv lands ol
H'- Darling Bin, E. by Turkey
-UrJM'k. 8. by estate of Alien Hair, Yi r .
It
ill
Growing Larirc
Yfatermelons!
^1 haVc lieen planting cfcch year for
Eden rarii ty of Watermelon*, and liavb
made good money every year.
I secured good Eden seed to begirt
with and have iunroved them each
rear be selecting my seed from large
and well shaped melons.
I have them dried in the shade which
will, when propcyly planted, always
come up, a* they i\f<i sound and full.
I \iave loiKribR. Of choice seed to of-
far jt 6Q0 per ib.. , , ,7 _ —r
Wlicn von send your order for seed
and iM.sh me to do so I wilMmtrt/ct
you how to prepare, FcrUlizc. plant,
and eulUvate. <8-7
Let yhur.brders come in atonco.*
I sold tlie s«nio kind of seed over
South Carolina, Georgia and- Florida
last year, w hich gave perfect satisfac
tion. '
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Frfitri CoLorado_to : the Aflstvtfc
Coast, from Maryiaud to the
L GnTf-ofyXexioo. — .—
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hy J.O. Ilagood and J. Er Bin.
Price,
‘KJO.
FOUR MILE TOWN3IIIP.
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•Y0UNC & MATHIS
Eden ami Blue Gem,
"5—•—and ffe . a
Youii,^ ^ dlatiiis Cantaloupes, • I.
Eden Gem, Pollock and j*
Genuine Rocky Ford '/
J. C. & A Iliiikln?nii Place,acres,
i-iauidingx^- JpnindiUles:. j^rt of the
I division of e*tatir of 8. llainiftnsrth:
j A«1j>dning lauds of M. YV. A 8hih Bai-
I lejkrJoiufph Ashley and Mr*. E. Phil-
put. Price, $100.
L FJmEiL& ILuiklnson Place. 93 acres,
Sbuildin;^, Boundaries: N.by larfds
of J.. Ashley, E. & VV. by Hanktnson,
and-S. l»y J. Aslrley. PficeV$40().
FROM STANDARD MELONS
iiave proven the best grown, in
I
BENNETT SPRINGS TOWNSlIfP.
2^' TTTF'gf'i-,TT< f 11 r<»d ? 1 c t i v cTu 1 >sj t^c b - -f
* superif^r shipping qualities and L
f
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65 acres, tenant houses, barns and
stables, goqd land. Bounded: X by
Mrs..II. A. Furse; "YV. by J. YV. Fur*e;
S, bv (f. R Dnnh - ■
urse. Price,
e x q 11 4 s i l c deliciousnes* and
beamy. 1 .*
They are STANDARDS (mw
and bring tha liignest prices in
all tin- best markets.
Carefully saved seed from per
fectly shiiped nod perfectly rl-
jK*ned jiiolons for sale. Full
proof and particulats and price
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C. H. MATHIS,
LLK, S. G.
Black vi
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II. F. YOUNG A CO., _
308 IV Asinx.irrw St.,
Nkw Youk Gitt, N. Y,
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All that lot in the town of Barnwell,
formerly- lot of A. I*. Manvllle,
Bounded: N. by John 17 Brunson nud
the Opera House; S. hy street isepara-
ting it from estate of N. G. YV. Walk
er. Sr.; R. by Public Coprt House
Square and YV, by lands of Nurnher-
ger, formerly 1‘cchman. Price, $2,-
.V2«.
To our ftiomls and cuatoimTH, past
present and prospective. And ^ve
are nreparea to do our full part to
make it a prosperous one, having
just received
Two More far Loads of Sales and
7- ■IL.'L /"/ OlflBSK
both of tlie •’arvtc good strain and sort that liavrt
made Whittle’s reputation (or getting tbe best
at the lowett pi ices.
<300 BUSHELS
Native Rust Proof Seed Out#
them now lor Spring sowing,
soon. ,
for Hale. Buy
Ubey wlil grt
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WHITTLE’S STABLES,
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- T3LACKV1LLE, S. Or ,
i lliLb Top
38 Cotton
and :
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16 Saddle
and
Timber Mules U H arness Horses.
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No better stock has ever been brought to this State, and nor
better can be, for no better can be raised.
They will suit every want and purpose and, as always, prices
are fair and right. .. .
Come to see them and me.
HARNESS
HARNESS.
An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grades. Any
ptrrc mm, from A Brow Ban dTi p 6 r do w n. Sad dies for Men and Wo-*
men. Lap Robes and Whip* Ac. in vast variety, but of the best quality.
•ROS EMARYTOYVNSHTP,
2C0 acres, tenant house#.- barn# and
stable*, good land. Bounded: N. by
Long Branch; E. by Rosemary Crock;
S. by Mr*. Mary WJUi*; and YV. by es-.
Ute -of Joshua McCreary, . price,
$2,000. ' •
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RICH LAND TOWNSHIP.
NOTICE RBOtlLATlNG YVOUKING
PUBLIC ROADS. &c.
In pursnnncebTXctor U^tenil As-
semtdy, approved F<4>y. ’iTth, 1904;
the . County .Board of GominUsloners
iiave fixed the time which pcrBon# lla r
blo to road duly afkail 'work the roads
at-f?ur days dmiiig tho year.
Wlterr-Commotariwa 'Pax D paid ii'i lieu
of work, the amoujit is fixed at Two
Dollar*, to he paid ou or before Feb
ruary in eseh vear.
O. W. Barker, Supervisor,
K. V. Robert*, Jr., Clerk.
BArnwcll, S. C., Ovtr3U r iildL
100 actes. Bounded; N. by R. C.
Hohnan orC. F: X urnberger; 8. by IS.
YV. Holmauv K. by Mrs. M. I. YValkcr;
W. by A. F. Holman. Price. $500.
TTafTey Place, 550 acres, 280 cleared,
balance in wood and timber, 2 tenant
house* on place, dwelling recently
burned, t miles frem Barn well Court
llrtustf, on NpttbHo roxd. Bnundad by
and | lauds of YVe*ttierYrbtrt?, IBcfc*, J. O
Patterson, James Tilly and E. F<. Pat
terson. s Price, $4,300.
j. O. PATTERSON & SON,
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Barnwell, S. C
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IBnggies AI '* D "W agons.
and!
My Stock of Buggies is superb, tho most copifortable, tbe most durable,
the prettiest in finish and style made in America.
My Wagomf are of the makes that have stood the test of wear and time to the!
unbroken saUsfaCtiq.q of all who have used them. Buy one. You will M(f
blacksmith bills and be blessed by your easy pulling teams.
—a-
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELL, S. C.
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DICKS - HOUSE,
634 BROAD^T.,
AcowA, Ga,-— ^ -
Excellent rooms and good table
Kate?, et.W par^dEr; special
rates by the week.
P. Drcxs, Pnor.
MONEY TO LEND.
We are prepared to negotiate loan* on
improved farms for flve year*, partial
pay ment a interest 8 per coin on loan*
under $1,000;7 percent on lrtr.ua. over
$1 ,009. Don’t'write, cotuejind sea us
J. 0. Patiarsou & Sou.
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DR. J. II. E. HILUOIIS.
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DENTAL S0BGEOH,
BLJCSVH.LE, S. C.
TVill be at his Borcwe
ofticc erery Monday
Tuesday, and at his
bllfco in Cljickville
Fi itlay and
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