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MR«FST roC!»TT CIRCrLAnOJI
•i- BRK I'll RKN Wliy DON*T YOUOM
Tmi Rum well HaittUt M Inirterg’ j-
ConforcnciB met at Blackville on Tnea^G URr ^ ,an ** Oommitteo*, Trnatoea and
dar, 14th. Rev. J. M. Holly apoke on
“what do th« •crlpturc* ny In the wa*
ol aancltonlnK capital punUhnient,**
which proroked a llrely dlacuaalon.
The auhjeet of tnlu.lonary rallies was
taken np and a committee appointed to
nrork In connection with committee t
(pointed by executive committee to pre»
pare programme, designate time and
plaoe for tho meetings . -
The following brethren were pres-
ent: \V. M. Jones, J. M. Holly. C. M.
Hlliinsrs. 8. P. Hair, J. D- Moore and
W. O. Hrltton. Bro. W. J. Martin en
tertained the conference in *hU usual
royal stvte. ( n
Altogether this was one of the moat
Interesting sessions the (wnference ha*
enjoyed for months. It la a great pity
that all the brethren do not feel that It
is both a privilege and a duty to attend
these meetings.
The next conference will he held at
Blackville, Tuesday after the second
Sunday Jn April, and all the Baptist
ANNUAL RETURN9.
A^l Executors, AduiihUtraior*,
THURSDAY, MARCH 23,1005..
CRISIS IV COT I OX.
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What Is thought In New York of the
Reduction of Acreage—Specu
lator* don’t like skua-
- Mon.
Tn the deadlock which exists today
lit the cotton trade there l« prceiued
an aiHtuialous condition without a (ire
cfMlent In the records «*f any staple
• oaimoility, says the New York Her
ald
With a yield of approximately thlr
teen and one-half uiillion hales prautl
- aally aaauwtd and a ■c«»sum|p.i‘M» gen-
•-rally conceded to he around eleven
tfad - a half uaUiuua, there la an aopar
ent growth o>;cr spinning Whitts of. In
round llgttrc., two miilioo b<4l«‘s. Such
a relation of supply and demand, never
before equalled, would In years past
have brought about a panic to sell, and
probably made new low record value*,
nut the ojvner of the cotton today flatly
state, that a tv.o million surplus beet *
ifo terror* for him.
“no firm is the farmer’s determina
tion to hold until hi* Idfa of a fair
price I* met,” said L. L. Fleming, a di
rector of the New York cotton ex*
change, who ha« jn<t returned from a
trip through the nunth, “and so uousls*
tont I* Id* course with Ills public avow-
als on tbl* snhject, that tfr^ntrade I*
confronted with the abnormal skua
Hon of a positive enormous surplus,*
and yet merchant* who have contract*
fftr delivery to spinner* find an actual
scarcity of ofl'erlngs, and what i*
bought is at a heart breaking bads a*
compared with their future hedges.
‘•Jylmnid the owner of the cotton see
fit or flipl it practicable to cnntkp'e for
the next thirty day* the phltoy ptimnd
during the last slki^v to uinetvdiys,
we shall see a contest. Iiitercning lo-
deed to the looker on,, but sure to leave
Its mark on some of the participant*. .
‘■•t/orner* by skilled spwculative ope
rntnrs are the natural sequences of
small supply, but the'idea of many
Ihpwaanj] farmer*. fr»m| Thoma*
ibihlock
BUekville..:.
Kllenton
w-
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forth Carolina to Texas and tho terrl
furle*. who hold admittedly something
hke two million bale* more than ‘spin*
liers w ill consume, combining to force
their demand* a* to price for that pail
“ Which shall be sold and carrying the
balance Into another season, was a con
dition lightly viewed sixty davs ago,
Strrtugh now causing deep concern.
“ The parties to tho Impending tight
will be the planter who ow , n* th'? c"t
ton, thb inorchant w ho has contracts
with the splutter s|No*kl«'d deitvery,
the spinner who ha* not y.n contracted
fqf all his want* and the speculator
who expects to profit by the diaoomllt
ure^vf one or the other of these legiti
mate force*. Of these contestant* In a
battle royal the farmer stands out ns
the most interesting and picturesque
figure, flushed with the victories ao
4s>npli*hed during the last two yev*
by standin’g for hi* price and getting
k. Ilia plan of aid Ion, o(Ktoly stufed,
\* t«« market hi* cotton sparingly, to
bold back one and a half to two million
bale* of the surplus, and by reduction
".of acreage and fertilizer* to so ieduce
the next crop as to force to und hold
the market around ten ortit*. thereby
avoiding the *aci idee of bis strrolu*
and making mote net money from lc»a
edttmranottu r year.
**Pinding it dlfllonk In December to
•ovev In hi* comtultiuent* to advab-
toge and feeling assured that tlie lirst
r> of tho year would bring freer selling
and a normal relation between his
sale* and bodge*, th« merchant ar
ranged extension* of many contracts
to January; then, as the line* were
more tightly drawn, deliveries actually
demanded were made, though at a Joss,
and such a* eoubl be at ranged were
a£aht deferred. This ptvltoy having
baen pursued again In Kctiruarr, Che
merchant find* himself w ith a heavy
accumulation of committMeut* for
March, the delivery of the greater part
of which will prftbahly be Insisted on
by the splancr without further post
ponement.
•lie ean make no plan of action, but
wiu*l buy to till bis contract* as l>e*t be
can; if the farmer falls to maintain hi*
— position and sell* freely the profit orig
fnally calchl»ted oo iioiy be realized;
If, op the other hand, uo weakening is
shown, ho must pay the price and
probably stand in lor a wome parity be
tween spot* and fnrnreT than before.
HI* lot for the la-t ninety day* ha*
been an unhappy one, and ft looks as
though tiro cud of hi* sniffling i* not
. Jr ®‘-
- “The farmer’s (voskIon ftoaeefarly 1»
Newer than in ytais, proliably the
strongest ev»*r, and ow lug to the gen
eral prosperity’in the 8outh She bank
ing fiicilkle. there nre .amply oompe
kmVkl take care of his .surpfua'oi; a
reasonable basis.
^Undoubtedly the fatmar r Jtlmsotf=T»4"
lll 4eattly earneSt nnd prepared for ex-
trcilifi measures, uot-wich a* burning
his -cotton, bur ftslracism and mm In-
fsom, for tho neighbor who violates
hi* pledge. But we must reckon w ith
. the man who will not bind himself,
and with more concern the backslider,
who while others are standing by slip*
In his cotton to till the demand, leav
log Tits neighbor to do the holding, and
who, believing oihers" will do the re
ducing in atTeago and fertilizer, in-
areaaet hi. own.
“ibis backslider, ifidlscnvered, may
find his line* no paili of ro»es, but tho
tear of him is possibly ibe greatest
obstacle iu (he’way of united action.
’ “An unbiased oplniouwould seem to
THE COTTON flROWRRsr CON*
i VENTIOIL ~ p
A goodly gatheilng filled the Court
Hott«e on the 13th Inst,, every section
of the county being well represented
by earnest and intelligent delegates to
the Cotton Growers Convention,
farmers, merchants, professional and
miscellaneous men, all, “touching el
bow*” in the one purpose of saving
king cotton and sotiilierti prosperity,
proved by their word* and deed* how
-Incere and how solid the Bouth la In
tbl* «*ri*ls of if* business Ijfe.
The Work of the couvcuiI ih was well
•onsldcred stul w*ll rounded ami put
the Association On a complete war foot
ing In support and furtheraoee of Ha
pur(K»»eS.
Th*» addresaes of Hons F. H. Weston
and 1*. II, Jlyatt of Columbia, 8. G.
Mayfield of Denmark and L. W. Yoti-
mans of Fairfax were timoly, thought
ful, truthful and »p*dally educative.
8o well were they appreciated that
the thanks of the Convention were
tended by unaultnou* vote for the
ttptohdld addresses dcHvexedi ’Tbay ., , , -
were like ujmh| »u’6fl «owr» on good niinlsters pr^ftchfn^* within the bound* get liclp from Dr. Kind’s New Di.^cc»v
yymif>fj wnrftro** >041 rlpun Into hxo iu\.iL».’d ^ry-for -Jr W^, Mc*hin-
persons occupying such positions are
required by law to flic Annual Returns
in the office of tba Probate Court on or
before the first day of July In each and
every-year. . _ *
The law provides as punishment for
(lure or refusal to make and file said
Returns the forfeiture of commissions,
the payment of fines or commitment
to jail for contempt of court.
, Prompt arid universal compliance
with these requirements of law I* due
by the holdera of such trusts to the
estates In their charge and will relieve
the Probate fourt of the unpleasant
duty of imposing the penalties pre
scribed by law. ^
. John K Snefllng,
Judge of Probate, Barnwell County.
lATESI 150 BEST 5E«S.
t*rf*rrwrtptiopK the yrvei»Ky
"•Iter’a E
the
year round at
Store.
huukiialtcr'i
tTTNnn
cfcfved fr-
•NnunaHy’s Dcfieioos r»ndy rr-
.-■h vr.TKh l.y fiipri's: —
Burckhaiters king Sroie.
-C-P”l’Oo<J Gordvrfinff weather wi’l
come sixin, hut^he best tbmfrn S.-. d
are here already at BnrekbdtwV liriig
Siore, in bulk and in papefs. T!i< v
embrace c\Try lyxxl reg* tihl-v fuiin
the ^ardent to’ the lat'kt and 1 ke
Burckhaltcr’s Kye Seed never fail.
¥
STRIKES HIDDEN ROCKS.
When your ship of health strike* the
hidden rocks of Consumption, Pneiir
mottla, eto: ~ ysswwre lost, If rtm don’t
—fJpr Oenutnc Rocky Ford Canta-
loupc Seed direct from Colorado.
f^o-Gemiipe Oeorda RrdiTe Snake
Melon reed atralgnt from Ucontla and
great result*.
Motions were H'lnnteil: 'I'hat the
iiame* of thyso contributing along
with amount* be published in county
papers.
That an Extract from the New York
Herald be published In county papers
ThntCspt. J C Grlm.i of Hiibbias
he Vice-President of the Association.
Thai lion. John K. Knelling he
Tpc**u rer oj the A woe|a t ion.
That I'hnirm m Frank II Creech «p
point all the ineiiibea* oi the several
committees, . -
WAREHOUSE COM MITTEK.
Allendale. .1,. W. Yottmans.
Baldoek,,. It H Walker.
and urged to be present.
W. G. Britton, Sec’ty.
A RESOLUTION*
Barnwell.
Blackville ... ..
Bull Pond
I’our Milo ■
Great tjyprev* ..
George*.Ortek...
Rich Land
BusetUaiy
Svcamorc
H UB.ton .......
Red Oak ........
Bennett Spring*
II
W. Richardson.
.. G. W/Bovlston.
W. Z Brvan.
j. <;. c.iiHin.
.*.. H.T^ay Creech
. Robert It ay.
..I W Kmtritrec
.... T J. Cinibbs
. . . W. 1 . MlWHMdt
.. .Sam Mat tin ws
. .G. M<»\e llollv;
....Ansel Meyer.
TXH LTJV KJJJ M M 11 '11 E.
...O. W. Pea fork
J<-^hi v
Barnwell
lenn v*'
.1 D
.Ktlwltt.
...... W. 1 John*.
.J. II K Milhou*.
.... hj A. Bush
FINANCE COMM IT 1EK.
Jeo. II. Bates...
I. K. Hair ....
E IT Sander* ..
W. K. l)wun* ..
Ashley Sratiscll
Miles (.oadliult .
. Barnwell,
Bhiekville
I.' 1 mcr*.
. Dim barton
Elko.
.... Fairfax
. XaU^Nailii’ ORGANIZER,
W. Yottmans.
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
bfO each—J. O. Patterson.
43. phoIi—tl II. Bates, c, c. Simms.
I, W Youmarn*.
Aldrtvh, George*
H. W, Richardson
42. each — Alfred
Creek Club. -
SI. each—G. M. Greene, W.C. Manuel,
B. Elli-, T J. Grubbv, W. T. Waf-
ker. (1. W. Boylstno, George Peac ck.
E. V. Sullivan, W. W. WUlls, J. J
t'ocfiran, Robert Aldrich, G. K BIrt.
J. A. Meyer, Henrv Bin* k, W If.
Hogg, I»r. Thoma* llogg. J. C. Fowko,
J. D. Jennv, W. [,. Cave, Sam Halford,
J. O Grilfin. R. W. Riley; Edwin Ha
zel. F. H. Creech. *
3U ciiJit*— VV^ l. Jower*. -— r
fS 30—Bull Pond Cotton Growers A*-
snetntion. — ^
ii.lU—Bennett Springs Association.
Of The County Board of Equalization
’minty, 8. C.
7
for Barnwell C<
Whereas The County Board* of
F'(|ualization has till* day completed
this year’s work, ami deeply appfe-
el.it*-* the faithful, corirteou* and |)a-
tlciit service of Mr v \V H. Duncan a*
it* Clerk for some years, it is hereby
unanimously resolved: *
That we, a* a Board, exte,ud to. Mr.
W. Ify DuncMti our sincere aud earnest
thank* for hi* faithful and (fllcient ser
vice. and for hi* valuable assistance
*rendried iluring h!* entire term as our
clerk anil we w i*h fur him a long life
otxipiilar u*e f ulne**. and of self het-
iWt'nietit In this life and the life here
after, and It I* 'furilu r nnarilmously
resolved, that vv/hereby direct him to
spread tbl*. our re-iiluiiou, ujion the
iniiiute* of tilt* hieetlog. and we re-
qiie«t the county paper* to publish the
same. , ,
By order of the Board,
J. C. Grlflin,
0 ( hairman.
Barnwell, 8. C. March I3tb, T;»0o,
non of Talladega -spring*, Ala., write*:
“l had been very ill jvltl) Pneumonia,
under the care of two doctor*, but vva*
getting no better when I began taking
Dr. King’* New Discovery. The. first
close gave relief, and one bottle cured
me.” Kurecure for sore throat, bron
chitis, coughs and colds. Guaranteed
at C. N. Btirckhaitcr’s and att Creech’s
Pharmacy, price* 60c ami $1.00. Trial
bottle free.
rcyThe original and unsurpassable
ifupl'inif Kolk 1 firm Seed at Kaick-
U[r ARESIIO^VrXtl NICE AS50IITMENT
lit GF SEASONABLE GOODS: L.U'ES.
. I’lM«i{oiprjirE.s. All Overs,
HrILUANTINKS, P o NO E X F. T TFT,
Lawns, Ltnk.xs axi> Wash Fab
rics.
IN V ITE INSPECTION,
BRIGGS, BUI ST CO.
(Jem
halter'* Drag Store.
Whiskey i* tail! to cause almost
many funeral* a* doctors.
•fr- 1 f (K J t
If f t i c
-iin
H ] h i
Tilt SECRET OF-SUCCESS.
Forty million bottles of August
Flower sold in the Ini ted States arotie
since it* Introduction! And' the de
mand for it i* still growing. Isn’t
that a fine showing of success? Don’t
it prove that Ayigilst Flower has had
unfailing success lu the cure of indi
gestion arid dyspepsia—the two great
enemies of health and happiness?
Docs.it not afford the Rest evidence
that August Flower la A sure" specific
for all stomach and intestinal disor
der*?—Hh at it has provqd itself the.best
of all liver regulator*? August Flow
er ha* a matchless record of ewer thir
ty-live year* irf curing tlie ailing mil-
Ibnisjif tin *e (ii>t ru«.-iiig. cciuidjitit.-
a -if.-ces* that i*becoming wider in it*
STATEMENT
Of taxes collected for the fiscal Tear
11)04. _ *
From October 15th. IDOL to March
Tlth, ISMlu, inclusive, front regular 11
and 2 mill special levy for road tax in
Blackville towiuhip only.
Amount — $.30Jl£U.77
8pecial school tax (i,V?0.17
Road Tax — - (K)
Poll* % 4,;44.1K)
Fine* from Magistrates and
Clerk of Court • fill.20
li|*|»on*Hr|c* " 14,477.52
Special Dispensary Scliool
fund — ' 1,723 68
Penalties asu.fia
Total collected for all
purpose* $8A,534 66
I)i«rrIbiition of the aboye fund* ia a*
follow*:
5 mill State tax $21,11.3.40
S< luxdw- 4f7,i;U7 88
County 22 210 01
bj null repository tax
Tttw ns, on aceountUPpen-
■ajtrie*
Expense Account Barnwell
Di»pan*ary
2 inilL »(ucJal road
Blai kvtllc iowoahip
2,Wo4
6,312.67
1.0W.17
1.38*.^
Total
$>'5,534 66
1. A4-qutr».i.H,
County Tteasurer.
’ll-’*—
Ilyoniel Cure* this Common and Di*
agreeable Disease.
Hromel cure* catarrh Tty tho simple
method of breathing It ijito tUo- air
passage* and lung*. It. kill* the germ*
of the catarrhaT (soisou, heal* and
soothes ttup lultatf-d mucous ou
hraue, entt-rs tbo tilcbd wi|h the o’
gen and kill* the germ* nro.eTit, .tLt-u .
ctfmTitiflTAJrtvFi 1 g iTit* (lisea*o frugjl
the s» stem. . . .* -
If you havo any of tho following
symptoms, catarrhal germs Hrt*- y ‘«t
work somew here in the mucous mem
brauo of the no*o, ^bioat, bronchial
tub * or tisMie* of tho lungs,
offensive bteath hnsklnesk of video
discharge from the
no*«
stoppage of the nose
at iiigl-t
aching of th n body
dKtjjpjng* |n tlt^
throiit. mouth open
while *l«ie|ung
tickling back of the
(uilate •’
formal inn of crusts
—In the no.g' ‘
dyynes* of the thrimt
in the morning
los. of strength
rpH*ms ol coughing
cough short and
backing
cough worse nights
and inoriiitig*
loss in vital tome
a feeling of tightness
across tlie upper
part of the chest
dllliculty lu breath-
frequent suerxlng iirg-
llyeniei wttl cure therll*ea«e, destroy
activity of all germ life in the respira
tory organ*, enrich and purity rlje
blood with additional ozone, and alter
a few day* u*e of tliiw trc.aLm^nt the
majority of these symptoms will have
disappeared. In a few weeks the cure
will Iw complete.
Uaturrlt or catarrhal cold* <*annot
exist when Hromci is used. This is a
strong staienuuit, but J. 0 Crcecb
emphasUes it by sgreeing to refund
your money if Hvomei doe* not cute.
scope every day, at home and abroad,
a* the fame of August Flower spreails.
Iiial bodies, 26c; regular size, 75c.
For .ale In Creech’* Drug blore and
Searson'* Drug Store.
dryness of tbe
nose
pain across the
eyes
pain In back oL
the head
train In front of
the head
tendency to take
cold
burning pain in
—the throat——
haw king to clear
the throat
pain in the chest
a cough
stitch In side
losing of tk‘*h
Variable appetite
low sp liteU at
times
raUiftg of frothy
mucous
expectorating
yellow matier
Qamt/iol
J:
be that neither side will win decisively.
Tlie farmer’* plan of a concrete organi
zation is too complicated and made up
erfTirterests too (Uveise to prove entire
?yjMtcce*8fuI. Imtthe fact that though
fpf two to three months’ talk _of five
Meats cotton ha*- {d-to! thrdWttMt him
through the iiew*pn|rers, circulars, (>ri
'ate wires, etc., he has stood ‘pat,’ and
not only stopped s decline but demand.
«d and got an advance, is evidence that
ho will not emerge from the contest
without some measure of success.
“Every indication points to a certain
reduction in acreage, prohahlr~fifteen
Tier cent, at least, and the fertilizer
dealers are authority for the statement
that, even If wanted. It is a physical
Impossibility of transportation, since
orders for shipment have been *o long
delayed, to get more than eighty per
aerit, of the quantity of fertilizers used
lust year to the farm in time for plaut-
tojf.”
gK0
TO TEST SUSPECTED WATER.
It la aald that there is 'ho better or
aimplor way of teating suspected water
than the follow lug: Fill a; clean pliit
hottfe nearly full of'the frater to he
‘.and dissolve la. it half a tea
(Ml of loaf or granulated sugar,
(ha bottle and keep In a warm
i two days. Il the water become*
or milky within forty-eight
unfit lor domestic me. i
tm
THE ROAD LAW.
A !*dy suhseriber writes us; “You
would oblige your country friend* by
publishing the road duties, and the law-
in regard to them. Can men plow into
the middle of a public road and cut
down every shade lice or shrub?'’
A notice from Hie County Supervisor
ha* been published for several week*
and i* still running in our columns, di
recting all road overseers to *eo that
the public roads are not plowed into
tfnd ordering the prosecution of all
parties persisting In the piactlce. The
prevention of plowing Into the public
i-ntulx-Tests, therefore, upon tfea road
oversee i s.
A line of twenty-ftV^dollbrs shall be
imposed by any court of competent ju
risdiction'Tor the wilful or wanton cut
ting down of nnv tfee grow lug within
ten feet of any public road and which
has been left standing a* convenient
for shade by order of the highway Sur
veyor in charge of said road...
If our correspondehVvill call the at-
Tenttou old lie road overseers in her
totffishlp to these violations of the law
and their own neglect of duly they will
surely he thoughtful enough to put a
stop to these very common and very
thoughtless and -very disagreeable
practices—plowing Into the i»oad*, and
destroying the shade ttees. '
Thk Peopi.k hopes that this article
will he specially show;n to every road
overseer in Barnwell Comity.
INCREDIBLE BRUT A LI T Y.
.It would have been incredible brutal
ity IfChaa. F. Lemberger oT~Syracuse,
N. Y., had not done tTTe best he could
for his suffering son. “My boy,” be
says, “cut a fearful gash over hi* eye,
so I applied Bucklen’s Arnica Salve,
which quickly healed it and sayed his
eye.” Good for hums and ulcers too.
Only 25c at C. N. Burckhalter’s and
Creeuh’s RLtumacj:.
exs
FOR GKO UP.
IVF. ARE ALL SUFFERING NOW
DU BING THIS rivIMOD OF KNOW
AND COLD FROM LA GRIl’PE, SE
VERE ' GOLDS, FRO.SI’ “BITES,
CU4LBLAIN4* N E U « A L G T A,
H E A1) ACM E^r ~fm.VrrEP~FA( L A
.tlFSTSXP ■ HA N IhR' QF CQITRsU
THE CHILDREN HAVE CROUP.
Camt/iot IS A SPECIFIC FOR ALL
OF Til EKE U N P L E A S A N T
TROUBLES. 1
ASK FOR SAMPLE AT
CRKECH’S PHARMACY.
nn-
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Noticed* hereby given that the
dei-figped will, ou Saturday, Anri!
BIOS, Hie hi* final account with J. K
Snelling, E*q,-Judge of Prat) a tv. for
Barnwell Couiity. as Guardian of Han
sun Leaearie (nee Kirk ami).and ask for
letter* di*mi*.*t.i v. —** - J
George D. Kirkland,
Guardian.
March 18th, 1905.
BLACKVILLE
FUNERAL
DIRECTORY.
A few nv-re week* and the summer
girl* w ill bunk into the game.
* ^ D COLONEL S WATERLOO.,
t'jol. .1 obuM. -KwRerhif Horey GroVe,
'Sl’cYff*,.newr!v nut hi* Waterloo from
Liter n>; I Kidn'-y trmjhTB 'lii' a re.-
TCuC leit'-r he sav*I vi a* nearly dead
of lhe*e coiiiplaiiir*. ami although 1
tried my family doctor he did mo no
ffr.O)l; so I gut a 50cbottle of v-our great
Electric Rutera which ctired me I
cotisldrr them the bc*t medicine
uu •arth, aiul thank Gml wiio gave v<ut
ihe knowledge to make them.” Sold,
and guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia. BH-
1ou*iiess amt Kidney Di*ea*e. h\ C. N.
Burckhiilti r'-a and Creecli’s Pharmacy
at 50c a butt'e. ‘ '
A man w!,o i* m.iking a nijiit of
iie*er thinks of the mornlug att#r.
it
KTA RI LING MGR I A L4TY;
Sta:i-tio* show startling m<>rti!itv
from at>peitt!iciU*aud piMitoiTTTT* '4'o
prevent and cure these awful di*ea«e*
there i* ju*t one reiiuble rotuedy. Dr.
King’s New Lli'e *J*ii:*x M. Flantierv
of 14 Custom ll'>u*e Place, Chicngo.
says: They have no equal for Consti-
l>*tb-n and Biliou*ues*J2_25c at C. N
Bun khalter’s an J at CreccIC* Phar-
hiacv.
I'lili'iii Stci.
will reduce my cotton
acreage I offer a limited quantity
il
LET
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Get Poor and Bony.
Growing Large
—r—“— t
AA r atei*molbns!
Purgative -A
icine.
Which is given for 8 days,
improvement.
iir’O n/dja
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f
irk-k-k'k icirWe+kitirk1t1;1ck-kie4c*Jr£1ck
I liiive been planting eacii jtar fur
several year* from 70 to pxr acre* in
Eden vari<*tyof Wtitenneion*,and have
made goiKl inoney every year.
I sqcureiEgooi] Eden seed to beglfi
with audw^iave improved them each
year by selecting my *C£d ~Ifom'large
and well *l)H|ied melons.
I have them dneddn the slisde which
will, whe«. properly planted, always
■iioui.e up. a* they are son ml anil faOL ' '
1 have 1500 lb*, of choice •eTiT'Tb of
fer at 50c |>er )b. . .
M hen you send your order for sent j eoilllter il 1'ifi'.lit,
and wish me to do *o I will
you Sow to |rre|>arc. Fertilize, plant
ami cultivate. • '
Lervour orders dbme In at etice.-
1 sold tlie same, 'kind oi'. *■ rd evei
Smith Carolina. Gem-^i i' ani! F'o: i a
la*t year, which natUfai^
tlnn. *
Give each one a bottle of White’s
c . • A
This puts him iu shape the full benefit, of •
\\HITE'S Yuirni anii Coadiiion Powders
You will be astonished at the
J
nn ? l
Ill’ll
u] ipAU pr:<v
rJijiitl .t'jr
A comTiination rem
edy for K i d n e j
troubles with stock and-a certain colic cure,
oft iy
iwrfeetlv
1)aU
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B'ackviii:
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE
. “V
Ni>ti;;*‘ Is hereby given t.hat^tbe un-
dersigned -.\ill oa Saturday, A [oil 8 n,
ltK'5. file Lis lina! account with J. K.
SneKiiig, E*q., Judge of Pr&bate for
Barnwell w» Atln.inDfi iter o!
the e*7jsje of Mr*. M. A. V/liljam*, de
reiucd, uuJ apply for leiu-r* ei»;t.i*
For
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C. K. Burekiud ter,
Druggist.
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L. H. Williams,
Adirtiilstratar.
KUElilFF-’S SALE.
South Carolina. 1
Harnwoil iictn.ty /
Ed4aW5Phc»*ptm-e C'onip;.ny.
PiaD.tilJ.
vs '3~7_..... ^ ..
A. J. aMd R. A. Wcttth;r*!.eb.
Defendant.
— By virtue of no rxscut
rectcd by W. GHrr.oiT Kuiin;*, Llerk ol
th?. Coiiff of t'cmf-.ri'ii Plea*, In HP
above sti.icil c:!u*e, 1 have tlii* day
kxifcd iciion aiul w iil sell to ilie Incite*'
li. hi fnillLnf Hu: Coint
A. 1>
It ticin*;
bidder it>T e;**u, m
ILiuso ou toe 5(1 day <'f Apri
1905,-at ibi usual hour* of sale
m uunui? o
at 50 cents per bushel, check to
accompany order. -
These seed _wcre
seed bought direct front
for, ancl are
saved
Kin;
sTftclly
from
.-the
having been selected for
pure,
my qu\i
use.
If you wi.-.h to succeed, plant
King SH tj they are '.-King’s l;y
name and in every e\cc]lcnce.
r H-'UStil^
EeACu.vjf.ug.-S. Ce
TtrcTrpguRit R»lp*d!iv in vnld mouh;' ihr
followiiig real prot-erry to wit:
Ail fh.it ccrtaHi tot or parcel of land-
in the town of w|Bt*toir, *:id douruv
nml Slate, eontainieg two ,-icre*, move
or lc**, iiiul iioiiiieLoir-liio North •am:
lvx*t-hjt-1 imJ* t-t—Levi* 'r ; tun-i'i| 1| ( r*-
rare'yS >iith by Givca ilcCicudoM h»m|
>V<-*t hv Street, levied 1:pi.n ;48 t,!;c
[■Vo|.(M ly ol A J. Wv..
Do You Wish to
MAKE MONEY
Growing Good IVatsrmdons
iiEXT YEAR
FROM EBEfl SEED?
NEXT DOOR TO RANK.
a..
r LL line New Goods, from
the chea|ie*t to finest the
market offers.
New FnneraT Oar bf Latest Style
and Design-
We beg to state to our friends
and the public generally that we
expect to carry a full line and all
mail and telegraph order* whl
have our prompt attention.
W- D- Drew, H- D Still, Jr-,
Proprietore.
Blackrille ~ - 8. 0.
a ;*o,
t)ne 1 t vitintc in the town of Wiili*.
tooj Couniy of Join:v eil. >tafe nfot'e.:
*.;i(q on flic Wiliivtim and Bariiv.el'
Itord, iiind h; utidrd. Nonh t*y *;:id
load. E.-i-t liv Ben Bin, Suuth hv
By (rv. 4o t)fc». U‘0^.1:),
a* pie pnuppitv of A. J . IVza.Uw>ftii;u
ami **.iM to saiivty the' said execiltn ir
and cost.
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; • b'u- i -iiN* r “lunr;K>v »-nrtt.-^.u,, ...a .
«'- !•) j wifi.: .* v.*t; mi\i- \c.u r r.i'Ci; d itlai :i,ui u.ij^iii la unwisely
ch'vk, ome Tflcd,
fit
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t-. 4-() . (~x 1 . 1 hr-l! \ ' t i M
t) of payhii; T.T >7 ; ci- ubiiAiti-aw :
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u. 1 aii L. saMv *<-nt w \u ttv (ua4 whk<*it ta-H*y rcysttred.
r-oi; aii I open u . aceouui v :i:: us ui-1.11. u>.
C. F. 4'ALHOI'V, F-' *i.Vn-.
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I’ V. TIUCKIN ii v-.l, )r.,
(i. W. 5i.\.vVji.I.g, .'.a t. ( a Miler.
BUTM.K :iM.iiiUl), Vk-i l'n.
T rujn
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TO BUYERS!
t 1
JUKI' RECEIVED AT MY SALE
_ ST A Itl.I’.S IN WIEL LS i'UN
Two Cars of Mul
oc
—AND—
One Car of Horses.
Tbi-y arc not <:
*1
ximi d to be tiie
l>i*t evi«r *lii|»fHHl 'into the
Sruge'. hnt, thw are inferior to
Hi it h ire *' cerr" t.vnr
-l' 'Tf"
tho S-avaiuiahir-
If so I can help you start right by
supply log-superior *eod at a rea*on«b]e
price.
I.a*t Spring ti»e ravages of jat*
forced—me to 1 plant mv watermeion
Top three tiin i* before a stand wiy* se
cured. Consequently^ my melon* ri
pened too late for profitable shipment
and instead of allowing them t«> decay
1 saved seed in the following painsta
king manner from perfectly shaped,
jiizeil and ripened selected market imH-
011*, the first on live vines:
Bnfh ends of each melon were cut
olT and thrown awav, the melon split
and the perfectly.matured seed taken
from the center and dried w ith special
care. No seed weic saved from rejected
or decayed melon*.
I guarantee these seed to he strictly
flr* o t class, aa good a* have ever been
grown. T will plsnt-my next year’s
emp from seeitTn the Hariie box from
which I w ill sell to my customers
-— r :"~ .• A!*?. • .
AH the r1i-!)t titie and interest, of R.
\ WcHtlim *l>ec, in the toBow ing de*
crib.-d rcivl e-ta'ej
GuO tract Of iuinl eontaining bouye
and lot and a(-.re.*, .jnarc or- 1c*.*.
adjoining land* of South (’arollna Ruil-
roa.d. Mi-*. Mxrliia StuitlJ and, A. J,
ty Ciiheikhee.
On'* lot of three acre*, bounded tn
.street separating R-fram above lot and
on th »'Sour.!i hv J. IL spra vl*. «n tin 1
West, by pubHe rowd In the town of
" illl*6on, levied tipon ** the jmereyt
uf^E. A. - Weather .bee in tlie home
stead propertv of A J. Went her* lice to
satisfy the above execution and cost.
pa-
I'crmsca*
per*
FRANFv IT. CREECH,
-T-s- Sheriff of Barnwell C.omt v.
Barnwell, S. C., March, IH.b, 19t‘5.
A* I have only one thousand pound*
on hand the sooner orders are sent lu
trie surer thev will be filled.
Price 50 cent* per pound, cash. As
to my responsibility I refer to any
Mercantile Agency or responsible busi
ness concern.
HENRY D. STILT*. .
Blackville, S. C.
EDEN SEED.
1 sii! si sii tiii.
BARNWELL COUNTY.
In tlie Probate Court.
By .1 K. Snelllng. E*q . Judge of Pro
bate In Barnwell County.
\\ Imres* Mr*. Alice Black made suit
to me to grant ber Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate and eflVcta of L.
VV. Rlaek, tleeea ed,
Those are, therefore, to cite and ad-
m onj*h a 11 and slngu lar
and creditors of theuiaU] L. W. Black,
deceased, that they be and appear be-
li'jtir
bviurglit- ««;■*>»«
Ed, or. ,
Coriurto See them and your
awn good judgment will be
'tatl*!!eirflVat no market Th the
Hoiitli olL-r* better stock or
tmue* Ltirer price*. , 1.
io<;i
a''’
I am agent fottbe thle of I’ied-
tiiout and Hi -ktuy Wagon* and
Tyson <& Jotn**. Janksott &
Suiilh an>l Continental Bug
gies.
“’pr
ill msteii.il, workmanship, tin-
■I»h and *tvh»-fhey are air pear
perfection a* human skill can
make them.
tT»Torertm.\lng
7ticr D. Torasnttf^4369,
J E.RSLY liUl.L. HEAD 0F GLEN-
DAl.E HERD,
Pronounced nn:i*iiaj4y bamUome—fine
Ltiry I'bm.' ’! I'ln re *l.ri.x*:h—U4*iu*T-
bim aloii^ every line
bio xl in trie w-.rUl.”
tlo- tiupst i-ItItv
By biood and iti-
ii lif'.l 11 * I i IV -4h«-4—-nTr-flm tnp“Of~ tbe Jrr -
*i \ broeil. ^4.1 i* tUm tested gallons
i.f mUk i.o'd -.'T lt<*., 4 < z.; ids grand
dam 23 !b«.
dam 2:1
ikyjl
o nz*., amt bi* great grai
b*., 3 i-z*. of b.itt.-r in m-vc
liiif) ILgi-tivta) giv'rtg as big
a* "22 i’)«. of buuer' I’-. *jryci: da's.
KecP-'ered. Jersey liiVcr* bred to thie
bud. a'.d tb.'r-.- c! bis all *0 id eitl—
’ e l a: I tt iud individual*, now for
•de. Write !o7pedigree* and purtlcu-
lar. to
GEEaDALE DAIRY. *
i
lEu'ii v ell. y.-tr
LAND SURVEYING.
I tak-' |ile**nre In InfiLi-intiig my
nnftrTTTr-IT'! 1 * -i'r)d former idi.‘i!T* tTi>it T
am jiH-nirrit tu grye fbein piv hi-Ai »or-
vices i,i Land Survev iug. With eigh-
u-en .vear* praetieal nee I mu
i-o-iUdiM-.i that l can give complete sat-
fflgtou.
R. C. Mixson.
ARemlale, C., NnvYtsfTTPOT.
FIXE MILCH COWS.
fine milch cows
Parties <te*irin' T
please w rkc to
r— “
elsewhere give
me the opportunity to please
ami profit you.
U. A. KENNEDY.
fore me. In the Court of Piobate_to4»e
held at Barnwell* on Thursday, Msrch,
:iOfh, 1905. next, after publication
hereof, at 11 o’clock iu the forenoon, to
show cau*e. if any they have, why the
administration should not be so grant
ed.
Given under mv Hand this t5th day
of March, Anno Domini 1905.
J. K 8NKLLINO, J. P. R. C
Pnhllihed In Tux Hak.nweli, I’xojm.k
JtaMh-USlti lifCtt.'' " -
THE STP-W SOUTH ^CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF BAUNAvELL.
In the Probate Court.
By J. K. KnellinE*q .-Judge of Pro
bate in Barnwell County.
Whereai .Tone* W. Lane made suit
to me,, to grant lii'ii Letter* of Ad-
mihi*fration on the 1 e.»ti!tc and effects
of J. J. Fergiison, deceased, _ .
These are. the-efore. to cite and sdT
mniii*li all and singular, the kindred
the’kindred f'4nJLiyediu»ra oi _tUo saifi J. J ; -+Vr*
gii*(Ui,i1ccea»ed„ Unit they be and ap
pear lie fore ihe, in the Court of Probate
to be held at. Barnwell on TucimUv, 2SHt
March, PkiS, next, alter piHfifcation
hereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if miy thev have, why
the said jiijpiiutsir.-i liuit' (flioti Id not be
granted
Given.under mv Hand, tbl* 13tirday
of March, Anno Domini, HM 5.
J; K.8NELUVO,
Probate J udge.
' Puhlished In Tun BakmwkLI. Pko-
i’LK Maicli 16,b, Isiio,
— . r.'
L X
gmiwu Kii
for to'eTciitlle.
W. C. SMITH,
WlM.ISTON. S. (T,
for c.isli or exchange
C. F. Ciillsanii, P, il. Cuctia^am
ITbi. Mci'ait,
Calhoun &
Co
;. _ FtfiE ,
Life 3 Accident^
LIGHTXiLlNTC
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Live Stojck -
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates fn- •
Stromgest ComVahies-
CALHOUN k CO-
, —omcBU AT—
* THE BANK OF BARNWELL
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