The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 12, 1905, Image 3
Th« C1i»in Q*Bg »4U b» a» Ft
nnt.il Frldiv^* tiltn 'rno've to Bctbul
'Church, Hyctfifior* TownRhlp.
3. B. Morris, Supervisor.
R. C. Roberts, JT^, Clerk.
What’s
The
Condition
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Your
Eyes?
"Pcbpl^Toek.
•1 iohti BeHlojer, was In town
HURSDAY. .IAR(JARY13,1«0«.' «" FrWay. u . / v
\ Solicitor Davis is tn official
BA1ES OF SURSCBIPtlOS. : dance dpon the Legislature.
in Advaoce, per Annuni .. ft-W; Our first 1905 subscription money
Ou Time K^r:.......f*i 00 fn»ni AuxusU came in yesterday.
Clerk Simms is aulte busy filing and
recording, liena Ac ifpon the coming
crops- ■ • *' —2& 3Z;
The first “skift” of new year snow
came Saturday morning before getting
(ip time. ,
The annual call of Mr! II. B. (jrlmes
of Lheson Thursday was au enjoyed
new year pleasure.
Senator Bates and Representatives
Gvles, Ua<tl^y and i’urner went up to
CoUimbia oh Monday.
The ladles of the Episcopal Church
will give a barlx'coe at the Court House
on Salesday in February.
The Bpnk of Barnwell is getting to
b'e a busy place, helping the farmers to
hold old and make new cotton.
The Florida specials were put on
Tuesday for the comfort of ailing and
ease loving travelers to Florida.
Married on the l«t in«t. by Rev. U- E.
Spruill Mr. James.I,. Bind ley of Kline
and Miss Bessie Fitts of Brunson.
Mrs. 3. 0. Creech and little daughter
returned Monday from the ir pleasant
holiday visit to relatives at Gaffney.
If cotton conies to other chwns as
slowly a* to cliis, people are either
holtlltig'tlght or the supply is exhaust
ed.
Tomorrow at noon the freeholdera of
the Blackvllle Graded School District
will meet to vote on a Special School
Tax. —
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Auditor Duncan ins had a rather
dull time at ids tir*t appointments, as
comparatively few rcturu^ have been
made.
Mr. ,1. M. KnlghC was the llrst South
Georgia aubscriherjjs send Thk Peo-
it.k the right new year greetings.
Next?
BarnweU prophets all agree that cot
ton will advance in price, hut differ as
to whether it will briog eight or nine
ceiUs-d>cfore Alaruh. '
Engineer II. Erthompson Is running
one of (li.SL.Calin Limited tru ns, a liigti
al'illdtt! 1 c , ‘ '.d r’ouilieni Railway in
Tit
Is strong re
Farmer Hopkins will he at the Opera
House next Monday evening with a
new crop of wit and wDdoui for general
distribution and tleiight.
Would it not, be well to have
them tested by a reliable
Optician of many years
experience and nut
risk your tryes
wlthaped-
^ rili^r
w ho is here
today ami gone
tomorrow. We will
guarantee to suit your
eve* .exactly. GLASSES
FIITKD TO CROSS EYES.
| Creech’s Pharmacy. |
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PENSION NOTICE.
Capt. Washington italford. Pension
comtnii»i.iotier, will be in tho office of
the Auditor tn Barnwell on every Sats-
nrday in JamiHry for the purpose of
receiving application* for pensiora
to be presented to the Comity Pension
Board at its inerting on the first Sat
urday in Feb r uary.
Pensioner* alrwidv on the list are
not required to appear in person or to
make new application*.
, , , „ D. W. Rod I ford.
Chairman County Pension Board.
Good »ettled weather need not be ex
pected until after the Leg'*lature ad-
ourtuL
I’he T.ong Branch Pliilosophrr wa’ in
town Monday and being interviewed
unawares stated that ponds never lies
fore in bis recollection known to he diy
ara still waterleR*, that the well dig
ger* are having a protracted pic nic^ as
the wells within miles of him haie'all
needed deepening from two to four
feet, that the reduction In cotton
acre >ge will be about 30 -per cent, and
hat there will be a big cut in the use
of commercial fertilizers. From these
signs better lirhe* arc sure to come.
Creech’s Pharmacy.
NOTICE.
A meetini of the freeholder* cf
Blaekvllle Graded School DfStrict Is
palled to meet at tho sJliobl bouse on
Friday, the 18th January, at 12 in., to
to vote oil special School fax.
J. H. K. Milhous.
S*v Hd.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the un
der-igned will, on Friday, February
IDth. i!H)">, tile their tttnar *accoum>
with J. K. SiVylling, Esq., Judge of
I’roliate for Barnwell County, a* Ad
ministrators of r the estate* of *f. N.
Jdtms and Mrs. M. A. Mini*, deceased.
- tV. s> Mini* and I.. M, Mini.-,
Adiuiuistrator*.
January 5th, 1905.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS ANT)
CREDITORS.
All persons having claims against
the estate of Allen J. WVarhersbee, de
ceased. will present them duly attested
and all persons indebted to the said es
tate are required to in ike payment to
the undersigned at tVilliston or.._ki' Id*
N w year’s first week brought us
loHsaiif, vt<irs from subscribers J. D.
lari son, M. D. yndersim, D. !'. John
son, W. J. Hightower. J. W. Tuoina*
mi tV. T. itarley.
Mr. A. Kncpf has sold hi* stock of
general merchandise and-he and Mrs
Knopf left on Sunday for Atlanta
where several of their children are do
ing well in business.
If the twelve days from new to obi
Christmas shall represent the weather
for the tweive-motiih* of 1W5 there is a
pie: tv of c»ld and rain and general
unpleasantness In store for everybody.
Dr. E C, Smith ha* returned to tVil
liston, after a retdilcpc* of four years
at Ldgcfield. Ho contemplate* estab
lishing a hosierv mill at tbo Bryant
tVeathersbee mill on Rosemary.
The County Board of Comnvi*«lo»
ers adopted a resolution at the quar
terly meeting on the 4th lost, discon
tinuiny the l■a^ tIn^lIl oi road ararscer*.
fbiawillbea saving of seieral hun-
drJ3 dollars annually.
f^ever Charlie Tlrow n hustled off - to
PnrtrHrort. Jiansas, Tuesday after more
gilt edged mules ami horses. They
will arrive next week and intending
buyer* are asked to wait and get the
best. —
Cbhgressnian Croft is very well and
very wisely endeavoring to signalize
li* service In Congress by securing the
passage of tho bi 1 introduced by his
T« tTbrne vi; 1 "M'esHr* -Rrrres anti—si mm*,
Barnwell, S. C.
R. A. Weathersbee,
Ex'ctrtor.
January 7th, 1905.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
By virtue of an order-of the lion.
John K. Smiling. Judge of Probate, I
wiil sell for casli at Willts/mn on
Tliursdav. Januarv 20fh. 1903. WiIh'ii
the legal hour* of sale, all llee personal
property of the estate of the lato Allen
tVekrtveTHboe- including IloiisehoUl
and Kitchen Furnititre and other aril
cleaof personai ty. - - ■ • —
• R. A. Weather*bee.
Executor.
January lOtli, 1905. -
ter of- the New Orleans Cotton Ex
change issued on Fridaf last slinwAthe
tot»l movement of eot'tm since Sep
tember 1st, 1904, tor bo 8,209,798 ba*
That report being t»*legraphical!v
correct it foHows Unit e}t.her the cen
an* bureau’s estimate is lDcorrect-or
that, over four million bales have not
yet been put on the market.
As the world nooiD annually over
ten million bales of 10 cents cotton it
1* plain as an example in Rirnple'jitb
traction that oyer a fifth oTthe' Tuedeti
.quantity remain* to he bought Trodi
ilie farmer or UrcaT holder.
That being the case the quoted price
in New York on Friday, 7.85 for mid
dling highlands,waselntrtHy and Inex
cusably low. If the world can pay
fifty dollars each for a ten million bole
crop why should it buv a twelve mri-
lion bale crop at thirty-six dollars
bain.
The only explanation i* the belief of
the buying world that the farmers and
local holders lack backbone or means
-,..aml that through.,mule -or iieueaiti
they will throw all they have
market In the early' future
straightway to work to makb
bumper crop.
JBix
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and go
another
Port Arthur was lost because the
Russians had exhausted their amrau-
liition. But for that condition Stoescd
would still be bolding the fort.
Cotton seed oil which sold fo. 30
dents a gallon n year ago is now bring-
ihg only 15 cent*. Tne oil mill* arc
douaequentJx B.dxWng
their remaining seed as fertilizers for
tiieir crop*.
Congress is economizing. The gov
drnment ha* been spending money
rkster than collecting it, and no big rp
riroprlations will be made this se«si >n
Uncle Sam’s pocket book must be fillec
before it is wide opened again.
The financial situation of this State
is of the same low down eliaractet v hu
there i* no taljt of economy—jt’a *U o'
raising mote revenue/
father to secure an approproatUm for
public building at Aiken.
Kstrayed on Monday^between Barn
well and Mr. Melvin Hair’s, a deep
red.‘short tailed—nlmont hairless bar
ro\V|.weighing about t!5 pounds. Any
"n form at ion will be gratefully received
if addressed to G. VV. Gill, care II. J.
’much, Elko, S. C.
“Around the World in Eighty Min
utes,’’ at the Opera Ilou«e on tomor
ow, (Friday) night, 18th. Sew your
buttons on tight and prepare to laugh
Door* open at 7 p. m and performance
commence* at 8. Tickets on sale at
Creech's Pharmacy.
(iapt. Johnson Hagood, U. S.'A
now slat lot: ed at Fortnjss Monroe. Mr#,
Hagood ar.d child made a brief visit to
Baiiiwt'TI kindred at Sherwood ‘ Ia?t
wet'k. Capt. Hagood is a son of the
do Col. Lee Hagood and for bis good
fuiher'ssako Barnwell is and will be
always glad of hi# presence and pro
motion
-~Tti« m^opfr tvmrth
CaroltnnT'iwrd- Rin4* -Awswiatisyii -wW-
be held in Columbia at noon on Tliurs-
day_, Tiili lust: l*re*U1ent F. H. Hyatt
invites a full attendance, every coiinTT
commissioner in the State and one or
more good mads advocates fromr on*
township. The railroads are expected
to give reduced passenger rates.
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Rev. J. L. Harley, pastor of the
Barnwell ^Circuit, received on Monday
a very happv new year gift, an elegant
top buggy, tho free will generous pres
ent of the big hearted merchant prince
of Olac, Mr C. K. Itizer. That Mr
Harley is delighted with the gift both
fo* its value »r.d the better good w ill of
the giver U shown in hi* happy face.
Our good friend. Capt. D. W, Bodi
ford paid tm hi# annual double barrel
pleasant visit on Saturday. He has
served on the County Board of . Com
inissionor# for ten year# without mi##
log a meeting and thinks lie 1# entitled
to a rest, although his a-sociates will
not willingly consept to hi# retiring.
He will Continue to render valuable
and innirtfi-sh service on llie-Gownty-
Pension Board., He agrees with Thk
People that reduction in the use of
fertilizers is the cure iemedy__for the
low price of cotton.
On Thursday last Judge John K.
Sneiling admitted to probate in solemn
form the last will and testament of the
lute Mr. W V.* GUI. The proceedings
were instituted bv Attornev# B T.
Rice ana R. C. Holman representing
relatives of rhe deceased who are not
beneficiaries-iinder the will and who
seek to defeat the residuary beq iest to
tlie E[worth Orpl’.anage after the' ter
mination of the life.tenancy on the h*
gal ground of remoteness. The esLite
was represented by Robert Aldrich
K*q. and Messrs Bates & Simms ap
peared for the-Orphanage. It I# likely
time a suit in Equity vRl be the next
move.
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tertained a dinner party in the private
dining room at the Valdes liotol last
Friday in honor of Misses Jennie Lou
Bate- and Ella Hester, of South Caro
lina. who hare been their guest# for
the hist two weeks, and who have been
recipients of much attention during
th<-ir stay here. Miss Mbnning, ol
Chattanooga, who has been a guest, of
.Miss Bessie I’endleton during the iioli
■was ali»n ana nf tha faunoFee*
The dinner was a very elaborate one,
served in courses and in tho elegant
style characteristic of the Valdes.
Tiioeo who were in attendance were
Mi*ses Bes-le Pendleton, Klein Staten,
E*#ie Talley, Mis# Monnlng and Miss
es Bate# and Hester The young men
were Drs. LHtif, and VVliittlngton,
Messrs T,. W. Sliaw. A, L. Davis, .1 G.
Stevens, Jr., and VV. A. Pardee.—Val
dosta, G*., Time#, Jan. 3rd.
Since the rural free delivery, service
has been extended so widely through
out the county it becomes a matter of
general interest to the travelling pub
lic to know who resides at the various
places and who reside near the rqad, if
off to one side jot the other, a* Is indi-
caten by The Tocat inn ol a mail . box
along the road. Wo suggest to owners
of mail boxes that they have their
naines placed on the boxes tn plain
letters so that anyone can easily read
them in passing. It will-serve to give
individuality and distinctiveness to
your farm or your home, and the stran
ger passing through will-form a far
more favorable opinion nf our county
and our pimple. Try it at once. Do
notdail to put your name on your mail
box.
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The election held on the 3rd inst., as
to the creation of Calhoun County,
with McCormick as the county s&at.
from sections of Edgefield, Greenwood
and Abbeville resulted in the success
of the new departure by U*g« major-
ities In all the sections
Edgefield will continue the fight in
the Legislature; claiming that the area
of It* county- will be reduced beiuw
tl.e constitutional 500 square miles it
Calhoun is" put on the map. On the
4tli the Edgefield people arranged for
a survey to prove their claims,
“ If Calhoun gets through the Shoe
String idea of Hey ward cbffnty, for the.
benefit of North Augusta, ?s forever
broken.
^TToantitne tho new County fever
about Wagener is rising hiid means
moie trouble for Aikou, Orangeburg
and Lexington.
N E VV A DVE RT18 K M ENTS.
Camthol—Creech’s Pharmacy.
Citatum—Estateot Junes R. HgtlfiL
Float Dischaigo—W. i?. r.iol L. M.
-Mdm#; -A-dnrmista'wtof a. — —
Notice to Debtors and Creditor*—R.
Ar WeailiersIieeT
Opera House—Old Farmer Hopkins,
Executor'-* Sale,—K. A W#ather*bee
clamthol
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Port Arthur.
vanhah, Ga., should have shipped
last week to Port Arthur 10,000
jars of Camthol to relieve the ter
rible suffering of the captured
Russian army, caused by Wounds
and frightful colds. j
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CREtCIi’S PHARMACY.
TAILS TELL TALES.
A Virginia weather prophet87' year*
old say* this will boa mild winter. He
sav* so ybecaiiM long experience lias
shown him that, the tails of cat# con
tain about 13,000 hair* j&ach before
severe winter. This season he has
counted the ha'rs on the'caudal ap
pendage# of 17 ft-lines, and they aver
age 11,201.
NEW SCHEDULES.
Since Monday Southern Railway
train arrivals npd departure* areas fol
low*:
No. 22 leaves Allendale 7.SO a m,
Barnwrtl 8 09 a'f’TfF.IBIhekvtlle 900 a.
m , arrive# Columbia 11 15 a. nu_.
TrainAOleaves Columbia 5.40 p. m.,
lilac kA-uir. 7 A0 p. m. t arrlyes Alien dal o
for
MEN,
and.
BOYS,
You will pro
nounce it Su
perior to
lines Usually
shown in
towns of this
size.
All The New and Nohhy Patterns and Cuts.
THE WEARING fiUAilTIES AND PRICE OF THIS LINE
WILL APPEAL TO YOU.
Our increasing: business in
Gents Furnishiiiffs warrants us
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in caiT} injr a larger and more
complete stock than ever
fore. . —
Men’s Patent Leather
r Shoos,, all-Styles, $3.00 to ^.100
Ladies all Leathera. $2.00 to frO.oO
Children's School and Dress Shoes, all sizes,and prices. a -^
Of the sort that please the eye, make riding a
‘ “ lo
ure, that are easy on teams and last for Fong years.
A Car Load of Mules!
STRAIGHT, SOUND STOCK, the sort that owners can
depend in field or road or anywhere.
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A Car Load of Horses!
Blue Blooded, Swift for Young People* Safe for Old Folki;
Sound as Silver Dollars. *
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A Car Load of Furniture!
Everything to_make Home Happy, Comfdrtable and Attractive^
In HATS, CLOTHING, FU RN ISff llNGSiind SHOES for MEN, BOY A
and YOUTHS I carry full line* from the highest grades for fine dress purpose*
to the mo*t substantial fur every day use*, , , . .
In my Woman’* World there are all the old fayorlt?* and now oaodidatie in
Dry ami Dress Goods, Notions, Shoes ana FurnWhlhgi nnd their critical examl*
nation is most cordially invited. , »
. In Stoves, Housekeeping Goods, Hardakro and ali General Merchandise t
am headquarter*. . .
Appieclatlng tho generous patronage of tho season a continuance of best *f»
fort to please and profit all customers is cheerfully pledged.
White Hickory Wagons, Rock Hill nod other makes cf
BUGGIES, HARNESS, SADDLES and RUBES.
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Our Stock is Large and Complete in every Line and
prices are always Rock Bottom, Come to see us’
X-bOxtoloxx jEEr-oia: > '
~ ’ BARNWELL, 8. C.*
<< WE BUY COTTON.” ■
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FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice i# hereby given that on Thur*-
dav, January 12th, 1903, the under
signed wiil file Ids final account a*
Administrator of the Estate of J. R.
F.asterllng with the. Judge of Probate
for Barnwell Couniy and apply for
Letters DUmlssory. .
John M. EaRterling,
Adnduistratur.
Dec. .2, 19CL
CHOICE
CHICKENS.
A bout fifty matings of tho Thomp
son Strain of Barred Plymouth
itouks for seter'..
They have no superior# and few
equal* us the be#t for all purpose#. >
Apply to,
MRS. W. T. CALHOUN.
Tbomas.-S. C.
THE PROVED
BEST.^
From Colorado to the Atlantic
Cc>a>.t, fr 'ill M-r Jamt to tin-
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Farms for Safe.
lyjOW is the time to buy Improved
dN farms ch>-ap.* Land# are=ehea|>er
now than they w ill ever be again.
Only a limited number for sale. It is
the onljrstrfe and substantial invest
ment. The (h'lnand D increasing,
price* are advancing and we cannot add
one acre to tins world’s supply;
- It is the prevailing opinion that we
will never see low priced cotton "again.
Till* means higher price# for the farm*
IB. IR. .A.'VTElNrcnEj
B r,A.CKV iLLTC, 8- O.
-Opposite Simon Brown’s Sons.
that prvHlncc the fleecy staple;
I offer the following farms for s«l%
at very low prices n»r the nexi-80 dayjs^
term* ea*h, or trm-futirth cash,TedKm-e
in five equal auns+aHn^taHmeiits, 7 per
cent, interest on deferred pavinents.
may he yQitr last oppor
tunity to buy a GOOD I’LAUE cheap
on easy terms. ~ca
BARNWELL TOWNSHIP.
^D. 8. Hair Place, ifrt acres, 2 bond
ing*. Boundaries : N. by land# of
Mr*. Darlifig Blrt, E. by Turkey
Greek, by estate of Allen Hair, V*'.
b’y J.O. Hagood and J. E. Birt. '
Price, ^bOuT
FOUR .MILE TOWNShIpI
% ■ IhuiLdin
r*on
.ilQimdatit:*
, f!9 acre#,
Part of tlie
U.fiU p. m. ; ■ ^ _
No. 29 leaves Columbia T.18 a. m.,
Blaekvitle 2.52 a. ip , Barnwell 3 09 a.
m., Allendale 3 43 a. in., Savannah 4.50
a in /
N<> 83 leaves Columbia 1185 a in.,
Blaekvllle 1 10 p. m., Barnwell 12,5 p.
m., Allendale 1.54 p in., S^ygnuah 8.10
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No 30 loaves ftqvannah 1215, mid
night, Allendale 3 14 a. tn., Barnwell
3 51 a. in., Blaekviile 4.15 a. m., arrive
Columbia G a. m.
No. 34 leave# Savannah 1.30 p. no.,
ATTendale 4 30 p^.;.R<rnweri *5:03 p.
in , Blackvllle 5.20 p. m., arrive Colum
bia fi 5ft p tn
•‘The Short*’ .leaves Blackvllle 9.10
a. m.', arylve* Augusta 10 55 a m'., re
turning leave# .Augusta 6.00 p. in., ifr-
rives Blackvllle 7 55 p in.
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SEED RYE FOR BALE.
( Barnwkli. Countt Raisko.). ^
The lore that never dNappoiut*.
C. N. MnhffdUilMh
YOUNG & MATHIS
Eden and Blue Gem,
and the .
Young & Mathis Cantaloupes,
Eden Gem, Pollock and
Genuine Rocky Ford
FROM STANDARD MELONS
have proven the best grown, in
the greater productiveness, their
superior shipping qualities nnd
e x q b i s l t c delleiousneas and
beauty. • ' > ...
/They are STANDARDS now
and bring thediigncst prices in
all the best markets.
Carefully saved seed from per
fectly shapeL'and perfectly ri
pened melons for sale. Fu!l
proof and particulars ^nd price
list fnrnivlied on [»ersonal or
written appliesttion ift—
G. II. MATHIS,
Blackvii-lic, S. C.,
d|yj»ieii'. oT :»*i*le of 4.
Adjoining lauds of 51. W. £ Sam Bai
ley, Joseph Ashley and Sirs. E. i’hii-
pot. • Price, $400. -
Floyd .t Hankinson Place, 03 acres,
Jbiilldings. Boundaries: N. by land#
of J. Ashley, E. & W. by Ifanklnson,
and 8. by J. Asbley. Price. |400.
® BENNETT SPRING^ToWNSHIP.
fi 05 acres, tenant houses, barns and
stable#, good land. Bounded: N by
jR Mrs. H. A. Fut#e; , W. by J. W. Fnree;
f - ,>v H- Diinb ir; E. by Mr*. H. A.
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All that lot in the town pfjfiirnwell,
formerly lot of A. • P. Man vide.
Bounded: N. by John I. Brunson and
e the Opera House; 8. t»y street tepara-
* ting it frbnv estate of N*. G. W. Walk
er. s 8r.; Yj. by Public Court; House
Square and W.by lands of Nurnber-
ger, formerly Pcjiiupan. Price, |2,-
300
“ To our friends and customers, past
present and prospective. : Aiid Ure
arc prepared to do our full part to
make it a prosperous one, having
just received -
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Two Mere Car Loads ol Moles and
Oae More tar Load of Horses,
Both of the same good strain and *ort that havn
— made Whittle’s rrpntftMon for gctlluft tlie beet
at the lowest prices.
300 BUSHELS
’ - Native Ru*t Proof Seed "Oat* for Hale. Buy
them now for Spring sowiog. They will go
soon.
WHITTLE’S STABLES,
BI.ACKVILLE, S. C.
.um s,ew
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Hill Top
33 Cotton
and
16 Saddle
and
Timber Mules S Harness Horses.
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H. F. YOUNG A CO ,
808 Wapiiinoton St.,
Nkw Yonx City, N. Y.
jOQ acres, tenant houees. barn* and
Stable*, good land. Bounded: N. by
_ , Long Branch; K. bv Roscnurv Creek;
f, S. by Mrs. Mary WLHj#;"and W. byes*
¥ | tate of Joshua JtlcCrcary.' Price,
52.000. ' .
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NOTICE REGULATING WORKING
PUBLIC KOADB. Ac.
- In pursuance at Act of Gcaeral -As
sembly, approved Feby. 27th, 1901;
tho Oonnty Board of Commissioner#
have fixed the time which jayson* lia
ble to roa;i duty shall work the road*
at four day* •during tlie year, and
when CjOQiinutatioo Tax i# paid in lieu
of work, the amount is fixed at Two
Dollar*, to be paid on or before Feb
ruary in each year.
O. W. Barker. Supervisor. ’
K. C. Robert#, Jr., Clerk.
Barnwell, B-CMOfct. 3d, mH. ,
VV. v Holmun; B. by Mrs. M. I. Walker;
W. by A. F. Holman. Price. $500.
200
Harley PI ace., 5.7') acre*.
balance in wood and timber,
house* on place, dwelling
burned, 7 tniie* from Barn well
House, «u public road. Bounded
cleared.
2 tenant
recently
Court
bv
No bettor stock fias ever been brought to this SRrte* and no*
better can be, for no better can be raised.
-They v/iil suit every want and purpose and, as always, prices?
ate fair and right.
Come to see them and me.
HARNESS
HARNESS.
^An Immense stock, reaching frotq tho Choicest to the Cheapest Grade*. Any
sopara-.e piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Baddies for Men and Wo
men. Lap Robes and Whip* Ac. Iii vast variety, but of tbo best quality. «
AND
My Stock of BuggDs is superb, the most comfortable, the most durable, and
the prettiest in finish an 1 style made-in America. ''
My Wagon* are,of the make# that have stood the test of wear and time to the
unbroken satisfaction of all who have used them. Buy one. You will lev
blacksmith bilU and be blessed by your easy polilng team*.
OfrarHe Brown,
BARNWELL, S. C.
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DICKS - HOUSE,
m f
CJi BROAD ST.,
- Augusta, Oa.
Excellent rooms and good table
boaid. Rat**, fl.50 per day; special
rate* by the week. . ^
_ ^ j, DVctrt Pko?.
land* of Wcathershce, .Dick*, J. O.
Patterson, James Tilly and E. L. Pat
terson. y Price, $3,600.
J. O. PATTERSON & SON,
Barnwell, S. C
M0H£Y TO LEND./
We a re .prepared-to negotiate h>ati# on
improvcU farms for five years, partial
payment*, interest 8 per cent on loan#
wndar $1^100; 7 per cent on loan* over
$i,b00. Duu’t W'rile, conic and sue u*
, J. O. Patterson A Sou.
2B-ar '
M. J.H.LMILDOUS.'
■ BElim SUIGEOI,
BUOifiUF.. S.T.
Will Ite ut bis
oflice every Monday,
Tuesday, bh«1 at his
ulllee hf TIliftlltB
Friday and