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The Barnwell People.
in W. HOLMSSr EdtoT^Wri
largest county cmccLATioN.
WHAT T11K HOHTHKHN COTTON'| whk-h wn* oeirt *n UHscrtnrttrr in
ASSOC1 ATI ox STANDS roa. 1 *ninnf r, y fwnl f.»r «.f4>
i sixrY-nyjK ckr (^kn r. nr ih« crop
| pTiiTTiic'd, ^lenvlntr thn h^Ntnrw or
'Tifiaix-Hvktrh okni., to >o
woven intoctotti
Aniei lenn OiilU.
TUURJDAY. APRIL *7,1005.
TH* WAR IN THE BAST.
Nn »«** buttle tip to thU wrltinp.
Rojo«ven«ky, Ihs Ktm.ian fommumlpr.
utter *t<M)jiing io Kuinrnitli Uuv, In
French Oo« , liln Cltltm, to ukn on *ui»-
, pile* nnd clenn hU Run* ami ultlp* for
' uftton, l« on lilt notthwunj w«v to
Vledivoetnck, aome l.ftiKI milca «M»tiint.
'Another Rtntulnn illvi»i<»n i* following
hi* uini he may no *!nwly until It over-
tuke* him, when the Uii.aUn fleet
would be more powerful |h*ti thut of
the Jap* new*.
ills further conr*e He* thronRb nar
rower water* and the elasdi inuv not
hn lonjf delared. Rttpeiiia-helleve-that
Togo, tho Jnpaneae admiral, will not
venture a general .battle hut will fry
l»y night torpedo boat iitt£ek*.t<> dm
hiornllxe the Rii**1iiiw», dlxahle a ve^xel
at a time and ao secure a complete vic
tory.
The Japanese appear in had temper,
alleging that the French have broken’
the laws of neutrality by allowing tho
Russian* to remain over time in ICam-
ranti Bay. The Kiytuh deny tli.‘
eharge. A collision with the Frem’h
would bring the British government.
Into the trouble, it being bound by
treaty to help Japan liglu If any other
powei take* sides ivith Russia.
On land, lu‘Mimchurla. ihe Russian
army hn* Jicen reenfor<p*d until it is a*
large as beforeIho hitt.le of Mukden,
In which it lost 107,iMX) in killed,
wounded nnd mbsing, wlillo tlie Jap
anese loss was 100,000.
Oynma led hi* vellow troop* into
Mukden on promised (line, but his pre
diction that he would enter Harbin on
April 10th did not come to pas* and hi*
second appointmep.> f6r The 30th will
not be kept.
The President is stHl after be'ir and
the country bears hi* stfllness well.
Commissioner E. .1, Watson h«s
opened an olllce in New York lor Uic
•pmTmfe'of bringing tnmlgranf* m thtc
Matt.
In the meantime and all the time
good people are going out of the .State
hiAS no effort is made to stop the exo
dus.
If Commissioner Watson .would hunt
In anotliai direct but. go, for Instance,
to South Ueorgt* or Florida and tiiid
out why so many good CaroRnluu* are
emigrating, he could make a very In
teresting anJ valuable report to the
Legislature. Lint his present proce
dure i* like pumpingwater in thespig-
Ot of » bsi rai-wftHw tha htrtig renrahig^:
wide open.
A Bn Ad ay dispatch from Tacoma, on
tbo Pacifle const of the United State*,
showaibat record bmaking. *lii4J.iiie.ux.v
of raw and nmnufactnrcd cotton arc
being made to Japan and China. The
value of such exports for tho lirst tlirce
months of thl* year is given at ll.SJti,-
S'il against (622,913 for the same time
last year. /
The raw cotton shipprd to the-East
Is to bo manufactured thcro by cheap
Japaneso and Chinese mill employe*.
When tho- Panama canal sh ill be
completed and these now waked peo
ple can get cotton carried to them
quickly and cheaply by all water
transportation what will become of the
American cottAh niills atiJ Tho people
that work In them ?
“It’s an 111 wind that blows nobody
good.” Tho frosty.and free/.* of the
17th Inst, destroyed the peach crop and
Northern fruit lover* will have to con
tine themselves to watermelons the
coming Summer. If the crop shall be
distributed well nnd w isely every ear
load will bring good money, but if
some market* are glutteil and others
neglected it will be the same old un
profitable experience. There ought to
be enough good business sense in the
growers and shippers to Arrange for a
division of territory to be supplied.
What Barnwell County farmer will
take the initiative?
And why can’t the cantaloupe grow
ers arrange to put their, delicious fruit
In cold storage-warehouses in the large
cities so that the season by their en
joyment may last all Summer instead
of but a few weeks?
Who will answer that inquiry ?
THAT HASTY MARRIAGE.
The romantic story of the Orange
burg marriage told on first page has
an unhappy sequel. Letter* found In
I>r. Millard’s belongings at St George
from a wife ip California threw doubt
on his tale of a divorce.anti the Kenyon
family had him arrested on the charge
of bigamy. He was committed to..jail
to wait a preliminary• K?xaminRtton,
being unable to give the required hond
of live hundred dollar*. The letter
fFom his California wife showed that
he had commenced suit In Ifakota for
divorce and that she had counter at
tacked by going Into the California
court for divorce on the ground of de
sertion and non support, and indicated
reason for the belief that a lirst ami
legal wife still lived and undivorced.
Hi* last bilde returned to her mother’s
home at St George.
The Sohllicrn fSitton Assoelatlon
stand* fur the South’* supremacy agri-
ottlturailf, mm me regally and (InanCUl-
1r. The present eifort; of the Associa
tion, looking to llio IViTUetion of cotton
acreage and tse of commercial fertlH-
ze.r. I* merely an Incident In the great
work H wa« organised to perform. The
principal object ol the A*<Ael«t|onT* to
uufle In one grand husiness orgsnlz i-
tlon tlie Sou:hern farmer*, merchants,
hankers,flotrou manufacturers and nil
other uliiod lines of business to develop
Hie va*t, resources of tl»o Soutlt and to
maititain (be price of our groat staple
crop—COTTON—at a fairniel ’protlta-
tde figure to the prodireer*‘and cotton
rpliling Interest of the countrv. To
develop Southern pt^rt*, exieftd H»«
building of cotton nrill*' and bring
about closer trade relation* between
this countrv and foreign nations, and
more especially With the* •Central and
South American Republics to seel;
w i<h*r m arketr forth”ratw-p
and cotton good*. t, » the end, tliat Con-
sumptlon may he made to ke<-p pace
with tiia extended cotton production
To orgatVftfR ami tierfoct a cotton com
pany for tlie purpose of pfoTe itlng the
*vle of oqr cotton atliF to safeguard It
from wide flnct.n:iRons that are brunght
about by spooiil^tivn ip(l(iciice*. To
enc.ouragc tb.o Intildlrg nnd inainrnluv
log of a tirst-ela** system of bunded
.wariihoiiHes, 1 u which/ cotton Can be
•Cured ut a minimum co*t, or encourage
the proper storing of cotton on the
farm »o that the crop may be mai kefce 1
in such qitautbie* a* will meet the le
gitimate demand for con>*umpt.lon. 'i'o
eiicourHgc the better handling of the.
cotton crop ho that it may go to market
in tbo bo»t possible roiiditloh nml
thereby bring to each glower it* maxi
mum value. To gather correct, nnd «o-
ciirate at itistics, hearing upon the pro-
iluction, maimfnut.tre.and sale of ('ot- A!iji> Fli i Y Mll,l,lGNs OF
ton so iliat the producer will InJajWcRTl’EGi'LFi,’ hie ready and willing to
Informed upon every i base of the grert
cotton InTlu-trv^f Uio world a* those
who handle tie crop after ’it ps8*0.1
fio n the hands of he grower.- -
e» .VI.
NOT A NT AGONISTIC.
The Association doe* not propose and
w|H not antagoniz e any legitimate !'ine
of bufjoes* or Ittflustry carried on in
4, by South, hot on th : c.i.trarT. li* 1» vt
energies will he dfActed along tic
lines of a higher iteyelopmeot of agri
culture. more cxtmultd building of iae
tories, wider devsfbrpmetit of onr cfom
merce ami InercH-ltig our tlnan.-iab
strength, 'riiese r.ra the fund-amental
uilderlvlng principle* of the SOUTH
ERN COTro.N AS-RX IATION, ■ mid
In that work. It earirsstly seek* the so
live co-operation of tho entire agiicil'
tural, conwoerciiil kih! tiiUiiciai
stroiigth bf tho South.
OntJANIZ ITION NXCRSSAlir.
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Organization, of cour/e, i« one. of tlm
p**eiitl:»l features of the AiiccistloM
because wilhoiit. unity there e.m be no
str.’iigih. 1 he organixatioirof Hi® A*
5. » c. i rt-t 11 r l III .i i t • 04 « t ha—V.H iooo—c«>t-
tou-prmlueing State* and Territorie* is
pattorned after the political form of tho
United State-g ivwnment. The / ■•o-
clatbm. In it* head formaMon, i* made
up of represcnttitives ftom the 13 Stales
and Temtpri$* producing cotton; each
state Uiylsi'H! is.cppip ’svd of a leprc-
senforUve.d-dogkte ftotu e-r h countv or
parish; ^TTch pHtl*h or coputv org.itd-
zation fs ct\ml>ose«l of three repr. senta
tivc* from racli ci\H -uh rlivi*ien and
each civil soli <livi-itn.la made up of
the unit* of the
a ern! raii-ydil' jj r.
•ople. Tiruf-aci. have
aH—lc g..i)ni4ig.
from amo'ijTl'b'e pgjvrce a; the bottom
ami working through the - -.cotint.les_xut
parishc*. up tlirhugli the state divisions
and forprloy Urtr-parent hvart~YftE
SHU 1 HERN. ,|*D I’TON ASSOUIA-
TION. The ktfength of—t-ho A*sovia-
tion i* therefore obtained direct! v from
the people, and lr» sucoc** must depend
upon the people, whose interest it. seek*
to safeguard and protect*. It i* a move
ment in which Hie sympatbyrTTupport
and active oo operation of over-y man
of business and profession in the South
should be Cordially enlisted.
corning aT once n member of rbi*- A*f«o-
ciation and earuesily work for It* fu-
turo «ucces*. It makes no difference if
ymt are n member of amit.bcr otgaujfea-
. .. . _ tbvfi. We n-od your co-ejicration and
under the roots of As*i4ta*u*e. Thi* i* a Southern ■move
ment that shoulif at once ap|*e:il to the
•s**Jor-< nient nml loyalty of every
Southern timn.
, ~ Yerv truly vours,
IIARVIE JORDAN.
I’resldent Southern Cotton Association.
COTTON UlllM IS Title" aOCTH, ' r
.'7. • - .".-C ... „,.■•'*
Tire enormous Increase in tho value
of tho staple after It ha* p«*sed tlyxmgh
the loom, presents the highest evidence
of the necessity for the more rapid
building,of eotton mill* In the Mouth,
and the exporting of the fliiMted pro
(J'ict from our shores i-Rtner than that
of the taw mnlcrisf. 'J lie export of
our raw cuiton annuaity hriug* more
gold mto this country than the co n
Hue l ixpottvof all'otlo-r agricultural
product*and agricultural im^bmcht*
stilpped Irom A merles f;» forrlgn
c'hi i.ttlp*. Ac rep of smdi magnitude
In value, and one upon which 'ho en
llte civilised world so absolutet-y ilo-
peiid.*, Kjmiild ic.pivc tho iitimeditUe
pr.»tei;tfon of every btisInoK* liilere>t in
i lii* Country. ,Xfl- cotton gn>‘vn in
foreign countilo* up to the present
tliire, c:*if In- delivered at our port* at h
de-s price than 14c per potiiid. It i*
gen-rally mini it ted by cxpcits wliich
have investigated tho effort* made to
produce cotton in loreigu countries,
that up to llio t»r?cnt time, such effect*
have been a fsUute. and it i* extrertiely
dnuttfiil if there Wiil.eyjr come a time
wiicn foreign grown cotton can ever be
produced piolStaldy in eouipctition
with AiimTcafrgrowri eotton, ,
’ OCH AKfATiC TK.tiHt. —
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It, i* confldetitlv believed that tho
I'aoKUt* GnTial ivili bo opened to Hr*
co n an i ce ot the high se*‘* within tho
nrxs ten years, after which time, the
South wilt be ill a po-iiiun to secnie
direct nnd quick trade re armri v.dtli
too A-latic notion* of tne l-.tr K>i»t. In
China aloiib, more than HOUR 11 UN
mg to
wear chitll made from Amnictn cot
ton. In. japan, moie tlmi FORi Y*
FIVE MILLION OF I'HOl’Lft are
vqiialiy wiKiug to vbe clothed from
Aiufiilcpii growii_c«'iton.’ With the in-
troductlon of our trjilc re Lit: on* with
three luiiclred of iiiiiiims of people, a
crop of ilttv inlBitui ealei of i o,tou can
he coit-tliiiC i ivi Ji iiie's:o:ie Ja»e a* is
uovrdoiic. w hh_a crop of un miiiior.*,
among tn » civiltgcd natfii;* uf- lirnmiiTV
and 'Amcf?f“i. v "
Wiih these JiplendlJ possibilities
lying j’lst aii.hJ. only vvnUlug for
propi-r d '\(-•<i|'iiicnt, the ttflie' h ;« .-oine
ivliU’i. the ■> i4t:l lilnst no long.-r l(e,k to
the mere Ih-itner of |.ri. v |iicti:>n. hut in
she developincut ot bur ;.gr!c'.i!*ur.»I
rfesntm’Ct; we imist h gin to i .i<Si o- t
ior w il.r jn-rkei* in older to m et. tlie
rapidly- « e\eloping aj/rlciiiiiiiul con-
dilion.s of the Spilth.
INyOKUATfON AND CO OPXKATtoNv
Kxnmxo CONDITIONS.
For the past fifty vofti*. the
WORRIED BY A WOMAN. -
W. J. Oliver, one of the contractors
who built tho A tlantic Coast Line ex-
tension from Denmark to Robbins, ob
tained an injunction in the chancery
court at Knoxville, Tenn., last week
restraining Miss Nounie Gross from
“hounding himself nnd member* of
bis family and from interfering with
his ofllce, residence and construction
work in Tennessee" and other States,
portlcnlarly Georgia.
Sometime ago Miss Cross brought
ault against Mr. Oliver for $100,000
damages for alleged breach of promise
«»f marriage made hv M r. Oliver while
a widower and previous to his second
marriage. He claims to have paid tier
«ver $3,000 in full settlement of her
alleged claims, but the Cross woman
wants more. <
HOW HE BAGGED BRUIN,
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Private Secretary Loeb tell* how
President Roosevelt killed his bear In
Colorado: t ...
The dogs had several times canglit
up with the bear, and had annoyed him
until be was In a vicious nmest. Fili
ally, when he was at bay. two .or three
members of the partv, tucludinw the
President,'came up with tbe dogs One
dog bad been killed and several others
severely wounded, and the grizzly, was
playing havoc with the other dogs that
were tantalzlng him. To save tlie
dogs, tbe President had to shoot hur
riedly. Every sweep of the boar’s paw
bowled over a hound, end xaiber than
aeeeny more of the-pack killed, the
Proetdent t^ok the chance of shooting
among the dogs at the bear. He tired
onoe and hit the animal In tho shoulder.
Firing again be killed his game.
South
lias directed it* energies principally in
the production of cotton; our people
have taken but little intescsTTn devi
sing the proper ways and means fifr
marketing Hie staple, or in obtaining
proper and correct knowledge of the
use to which our cotton has been put
and its consumption among the nation*
of the world. We have,
known but little oL in* valuo beyond
the price offered u* by the people w ho
have come into out market* to pur
chase tj;. ^ ^
COTTON IIA3 NO COMCKTITION.
It is now a well established fact that
the South holds a complete monopoly
of the cotton crop of the world, and
that no~tnat vrial which can bo woven
into cloth can he used a* a com petit. ??r
Hgain«t American cotton under 14c p-'t
pound. Our cotton has but four cotu-
petltorh—wool, tlaki silk HUd Lnoign
grown cotton. It It* only when Amer*
Irurn^c-TtlTTn hcimlTt -trr TIr ppr '•■pnrnTff
Tho principal ih.itive power needed
lo.iuivaiitc Kid prri.-i -tc-our liijei. -i
a;o -epiio lidly * d„l 4 *jn I (--rgfiiiic--!
i<ui;is .upon.ting in .p>-ii-o t harnionjs
to '* C.-.>l!'i ■ 1 * ilii.j II of tliQ pf(M-
kum* w hicii l oW iM.ofio.ot ns. 'I'ln* (-r-
ganizaUnn among our u 'ojdcT U being
sought tlirongh in:; rhiU Jllr.RN COi-
TO.S ASrOCIAlON. and the pro»j.-cct
lor *u-;c)s* i» parti-Ml.irly gralllying ut
ihc pn *: nt rim a. 1 ire rSaoih posse *v;-
tin abunditoce of brain, energy nnd
in mho rd—in tire veins of h; r people
<■ ol• *■ < too higiiot typo of Arrgio Swx-
• ■n l>i<<oi.l; a race—whl-.-h iias aiwajs
O wn equal to evtry_ <-in ‘goncy .ami
wlticii lii* in vnr liihly accomplished
eVerv.grcnt object wbiiih it ims under
taken. What the Soirih iK-cd.s niore
TuhTT hTT thing* « l-e. T* intoinuitinu
vvuh refert tice to the mntters outlincil
RhrTVtt OUT laiqtU* t-inml*! kitow ihr
splendid possibiiitie* within thedr reach
and how to develop their great rc-
smirccvr. Tin) time km* come when, the
New' Mouth will take on re to* wed c-.iie.rg v
and prepare to take it* auml in the
(tout ranks of the foremost aatiou* of
the world. . ' -^i-
I have jibsol.qte confldtuice In rhefu-
tuf« of my cunt i y, and dial lave I hy,
time is rapidly approaching when The-
South will be tlie richest and most <}►*-
sirahle seeHoa-of this great patina in
every thing w hich pertains to advanced
agriculture, commerce, industrial ac-
tivily and the highest Upw^t-f i-it zcn-
ship ol an educated commonwealth.
-(MKMHPisHU* IH’gB.
Tire annual membership dues are
only 23edit* per nicntbar. Tire fixed
Income of tlie Association and of the
various State and Territorial, County
and I’arish o.-gAiiiz ition-, is to be oh*
thcrefriwh-ft.-kj i,.,| >,.7 an ann-.a! a--c --no nt of a
few ccura on cagir Inile of cotton pro
duced hy'lt* jin .ob -r* in R)03, an i a
sunII jiit pontoon tknrcapital stock of
ii« iiicinncr* eng.igi d in otficr lines of
bud nos < Ih-roughout lire South. 'Tlii*
s s- cui i. iil dial, ihute llm biirrli-n inf
jdalntainiUg the A-wtochiUon- equItably
on ail lire* of biisim»«s mike ami enable
tnu Aisocl-Ulou to safe guard and pro-
t>mt tho greitudaple wop of the SoiUh
from tire depr-bodng iiiiluetiee* r.f
foreign domimaion^Ea^t December,”
without orgs*i,i/.ed cfrdrl, djhe -spiff
huhhjrs Trf-ciiuun In tftw-yTtyffrot Were*
furred .La submit to an JuaoaPfoss ol
ft ably manufactured as a competitor,
anff tho price of tho staple must ad
vance to 25c ami 30c per pound to per
mit woolen goods to be iu»nufaeU»r*-4
as a conipe.tltor. The limited supply
of silk and llax places them beyond the
realm of competition; hence, wo .must
conclude that tho only tmmpet’tor to
day dT Aufelleaii cotton is a SURPLUS
ot A-ftrerloan cotton. The only' le.uou
wliy the price of onr cotton has been
depreciated below us maximum value
in years past and go no. ha* been due to
either a had system of marketing with
reckless disregard of its sale, or, to r.n
over-production of tho'staple, and per
mitting tho over production to he used
as a hammer to heat down tlie price of
the staple actually needed for comLunip-
tion, either through speculative influ
ences, or the combined energies of the
exporters and spinning interest of tlie
world. With ilia knowledge of these
fart*, it is the imperative duty' of the
A DAUKDEyiLRIDK
often end* in a sad accident. To heal
accidental injuries, nsc Bucklen’s Ar-J
ntca Halve. “A deep wound In my
foot, from an accident,” writ-* Theo
dore Sohuele, of Uoliimbus, O., ’‘caused
me grCat pain. Physician* wyre help-
hss. ^hut lluckleii"* Arfidoa Kalvo.
quickly healed it.” Soi*tlie« and heal*
burns tike in agio. 2»c at G. N Burck-
halter DruggUt. Cn-ccli’s Phanuacy.
LAX I’ HOPE V'ANI^lIED.
When TeBtllug physician* said t)iat
W. M Hmithait. of i-vklu. In , had in
curable consumption, hi* last hope
vauh-bt-J( l»*it Dr. King’s New Di*-
covery hu G'Oi-umptioii, Gough* and
Golds l;e|it him out of id* grave, lie
s.iys:* u rhi* great spi-citlc completely.
<oired me, and saved my life. Since
tii-m, 1 have u*ed it for over 10 years,
a'nd consider it a unu velous ihroNt and
lung- clStrictly sdentirte cure
for Cough's, Sore Throat* or Colds;
strre [ reventive of Pneumonia. Guar-r
aotoe i, r-do and $i (VU hoitleo at C N
iin i cklialter’s I/rug St- re, Creech’s
Pli.iniiiu-y.- Tr)nkbattle Inc,
TO TRUST EES:
I am prepared to furnish School Fur
niture and Supplies of ail kinds.
I eari supply the School* of the Coun
tv with thoroughly competent teachers
of high personal character.
TO TEACHERS:
T can help yon secure desirable and
.pndtfahje positions. .
Make the S hool Room* comfortable,
ei.iploy the Right Teachers, and the
children will make the progress that
will the better assure their success In
afu r Ule.-s. * .
Call on or correspond with
VV. II Jones,
-, .*. Barnwell. H. C.
FOR SALE.
■ 'awes ‘ ' atdlfcis
One second hand Remington Type
writer in good condition. •Write to or
call on
W. II. Jrrie.*.
Barnwell. S. C.
anwaee
PBOGREfli.lN. TiiE PIEDMONT.
Now tirev have rubhiT tired r. cke>s
on the diair*. Tirey make no noDe
and do mt wear carpets. They will
hold two person*—‘ooip) a* tl»o old
kind.— Andei -on Inteliigeiu-e/.
^T5Ajp+F^RS’ K'NaMINATiON.
OrtTCe of ' -v
Conntv Superintendent of EJucstinri.
Barnwell, s. G,. April 22 1, Id-M.
■Toe r-’g'ilar nxoitiioatiim for rrredi-
cr.-Tvi tilii-utc* of <{:latill-'iti,ion wi'l be
he’d at Barnwell, G. H., on Frid-iy,
Mav i'.ltb, from 1* ft q». to 5 p
iHdifi'rr) to tbr'P'g'jtHr
iion* wiii
► ii
-TT
miiucd on liMi
m. I n
; •(jiT--'
l.e* in l e idling, Peterman’.* Givil
Goverseutour, and Gnirni t- Events.
1 fadr* iv .ire also advi-<*d to read “Tire
l.a*t of tJ.o- Mobi'-ans,” and “The Vision
of Sir Lnuiiiiii.” Applietn,* nio-t
fiiri)ift!i.tlremsc've* with necivsaiy pen
cii and statlonrry.
, ' Wiiito teacirei* will be cx*m ! ncd !n
tlio > oorti (<<«!opi"|
ilreCohiicd Si bool I J«ni*i).
H. ’!. .1 -arllngton.
*rrrai x-cr **T!"aje vt;
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IS A SPiiCH'IC m CEGU?;
^QSSSStK
b BLACKVILLE
-FOaERAL
DIRECTORY.
NEXT DOOR TO BANK.
- TIL'LL line New Good*, from
fi tho cheapc-t to finest the
market offers.
Now lu^cra! Car of Latest Stjie
h and Ct-siar-
We-hag to i.tato. to r.n r'"friend*
H and the public gene id! v that- wo
( ox pert to cafry-ikTuR line and’all
mall arid ridegrtrfwF ♦oder.* will
fl ti.ivc’cnr prisbi.c rtlt.bTb‘ii.
i W-D-^kvi, » II L Stiil, Jr., -
rioprictora.
s Bitckv’lle — — — S. 0.
n
nli
fit OF SEASONABLE GOODS: L.VCES.
Embroideries, All Overs,
l> RI LIT AXTIN K5, P O N« 15 N E T TFS,
JLaivns, Ft nuns and \Y r Afvii Fab
rics. TY'e INVITE INSPECTION.
bjou—pt tnaaMMua—na—B
BRIGGS, BUIST & CO.
* GetrPooi; and Bony.
«5 ? 03 >5) *5i 5 > 5 >« 3^ >>»
if . ’ '
_Give each one a bottle of White’s Purgative Medicine.
This puts him in shape to ^et the full beiieHt of
WHITE'S Wona ^-CoiKlilien Powders'
WI\ich h given foil 8 .days. You will be astonished at the
improvement. % .
n. A^combination rein-
IlllTl! £ii ig a
edy for Iv i d u e y
ti'oublcs with stock alula certain‘eolie cure.
jjjtlA j ojrl y perfectly baU
ti S L 0 Uluun Umlllwjl auccd, s;i!)-c u t a n e o uj
counter initant.
Hi I
M AsTEItViySA L
h Gur»Hnn, l
County uf I> ii nw<-il. f
rzjvsmc,
A'ter rear* of ejcpcfl'ncrt-tng.
alko ]eti.-r* (Lilly ftom c.erv
ci.rr.-T <■•' tb" giidn-. eonviiu’.'* u*
tin' G.t .f’lnd-’w ii h a t it
iwer for 'I. ■ foitovvlug O'l.plalnr*,
A.'; urnigia. S-jr., i'llI’.in-I, V uei-
nato.l J’-or;;*, r.itc-. vtings.
and |nfl>. n. iiHOi** of *ii!J kitid*.
Trytaiuuipio. '
Cn k !•> h ’.s 1-' i rvr m •. i v
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I •'t-fcndvnts.
DnTd»-of J^oredusiirc and Sale.
By vlrtuaJITa' dei-rct:! prdcr to me
dire«. t.-ii ju ilia atiovw cumsicF 1
will’sclt at ffarnoyll. in froi-t of the
Gon.t '(■•u*(-, on MondViy, M.iv the
;i. -r. 1 :)(•<», it being • mic>iy in mHo
Mucfl-, Willi;:! rIn* bpors of *!!•,
tin* ffd.nw iag di;*crd.i-'d teal f ropcriy :
“Aii i!)at << r [.ic-c <>t land,
.viih-Ore i;')ii uvrene^t * ttrorcon. -It*
.UHtP. !vi?;g iin I bdi g«in lie to" n- «if
il!;’.' kviid, in th lot:lity i i ILfrnwdk.
Hi rhe >' U" I.fdw-al'i ami t-<..i
MA.Yi'EiTHJSAI.E. .
Smith Carolina. 1
Bartowcll (^bUnty J . 9
Court of Common Pb,,?.
S? J. Powell,'
’ " PlaihlJfc-..
V*
Lee Powcp,
Defendant. •>
Decree for Foreclosure and Sale.
- By virtue of ,h decretal order to me
directed In th® above entitled “cause, I
will sell at B tin well, in Trout of the
Gonrs House, on Alomlay, May
tlrst, RKW, it bei-ng saleday in said
month, within the legal hours of sale-,
the following described real property:
“All that cetf iln tract -or plantation
of lanO, situato in the (pMintv 'iind statu
Ie**, and hounded as follows, to w it:
. • North, by lauds of Pat Ilairnnd Fred
Pbw-Ua Hotitli. bv laud* of Mr-. >larV
rnd i. i’;’..-uriog fifty tyct fronting-on
PaacaRl* Htreet and running Ino-k ro n
ilcjith of tT- uTiuOtiri-d mid r-.-ii fct-r, auJ.
h-uifidcif a* fo’f.tw* : On rfre North i>»
Xt'.’i’iii'!’* Lane; nn tlio Ec-r by In <>|
■Sopi;v 1 >,•»'.< : .im ihe Siojlh bv I’.-imI-
fls bt'rBelni'lii ('ll tire Wfl by hit of .1.
L. .L bn -ton.”
St’iVrrus ca.-li. Pure baser to pay fur
paper*.
II. L. O'BAN NOV.
—‘ M a-t.-r.
Mri'fcr’s 01T^'c.<J[-i;rcli .‘.'O l', P..-P3.
.'■'L < LRIFF’S
-oi'.tb (baroiiiia. - ^
I bar u*^’11 < niinty. I
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•r sale bt
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i* '■i(t' 1\ l.i m lit \(eir l'')’.is.- i: aj h.; l -t by tialt er.fire. Jft with us and’-fA
w tr .i..-!' r the i’«--;-i i-ib'nh’. ■— ~ - - - - fr
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vi> wiil iuivt i*-lie f-ivcii up. ’ '
,i> Cii-vks a:;.! dr..tt* < ,:i !-■ safi!' *-nt to"n* <»V«d qii’ ut t--iiig rc^idt, ;cd.
-> E:tl» r <•»!] in iii-v.ou and'''';-ama a- t nim with a r wr.it :<•.
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Pi iester.
Plaintiff,
v*
Jones II.T:
Ail,
Defendant.
Bv virtu® of »(r execution to tn® (fj
G-'ik of the Omrt of
(filioorc SimmsrT
*tl ftt the
rocted- bV tin)
of land, si Hi at® in the G^iiDviind state. ( - l , l ., m0!l u|, MS ,\v. Gilmo
aforesaid, said to ooiitain^ threeTliUil h;vi. i-.pnn U ; l ,i'- V ,
dred and thirty t3>0) acres, more or r i.i.pi,A.|. r
Hon.;-’ In' ILirnwcB,* on Mot day.
Willi-
lands of Mrs.
D- A,
ThoiapiOii ami aim the Wcstbv lajufj of
Mrs Faniiie Hair and fl. ArmsliofFgf^
Also, *
‘^All that certain lot of lard wi'th lltc
huildiitg* t.licrerm.'s-iton*'-*' in ■(■!;■»—rnr-
u
Hu
tit?
f,20 (Kl
Uio great convention at Now Orleans
on January 2Ph and the creation of the
H nithoru Cotton Association bac*ked by
tho united cflort* of tlio farnn-r.- .ami
cotton-growers, aided bv th® combined
efforts of all the attied hus'nos* inifr-
est* in tiic Somli, to dciiso ways and
moan* which wiki protect the staple
depressing inllnencc* which h ive »<f-
tiiRliv roiihi-d Hli® Sooth from TH t)
HUNDRED t> THRKK HUNDRED
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS thatsbouH
have gone Into the pockets of our pco-
ple. A
VALUft OF TI! Z (’(ITTDN CKOP.
« ■ ■■
Tlie annua! cotton crop of tfre Tioutli
l* the moat vaiuab]e*of tlnr agricult, r
aLprndiict grown ou Hut' fiatia th«
gloti®. Its’huA.M^ial sale* NYboaufTri the
aggregate for the raw auirrito of mrU-e
than a LX HUN UIiE^J8«T74oNM UP
DOLT.AKH, and,when converted Into
tho linished fabric, will sell for tbe
enormous total'of nearly TWO BIL
LIONS OK DOLLARS. It is due
alone to the cotton crop of tho South
that the balance of trade is fn favor of
the United State* in ItscoiUtUctqlal re
lallon* with foreign counlriet. In IkOi
the oxperts-of raw- cotton amnunted to
more than.ONR MNUTON DTUT.ARS
for each of the -Wil TfaVti., AnY-Hiia.
THREE HUNDRED AND HiXTY-
FiVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
otbcyi business Interest* In the South
that tlio tidal wav« of depression w a*
checked. 'Since that time fully twent', •
five millioiv dollar* in value Itave .bci h
added to the simt cotton hi Id ifi the
South, and thi* ha* be ;i ; J
In tho race of Intense < i.j.-.-: j..;i <
part of the strong}’ft cptii*,dnation ®vc-
orgauized amo-ig :}u ix-nr ch-t»c*;t of
the cotton interest* uf ’.no world.
' pet TOGf.Tiiaiick.
The Southern Cotton Association
will gladly co-operate with aj1 j^iLi-il
orgaui/„ulons scuki.ig to advance'and !
tlui. weitaro tit thb^
tmTMto limit* of t-h-j r<»w n of Elko, iu
the aforesaid G»»ni tv and State, said to
[M-' :n -pf --r-rr * Ti.Trr
or Ie**, and boumUai a* follows to
wit:
Nortb/tvy land* of South Carolina
Georgia RiiiPitoa.) t'.iiiuu|n v : Kast.'Tlc.
74. i-o:i>ii-TiA: S'0:!:li
o' K !ko ay il VVcsj !?
b'v Town Hall lot
hurch Street.”
Purcli to pay for
i * t ui.s cash,
papers.
II. L. O’BANN
*■ Muster Ba’:iw.*ll C-uinty'.
'! (Mil.", »;«T a bibli. 150If
Gourt H(
the f:r*t day of May, A. D. 1H0’» 'If hc-
uig saie.dajv-in said month, with!
-h K :! ' h'pura of- sa'e, tha hdlowhq
sci il)-. d real estate id wit;
All thatTerrain Iraciid btad-iii iPtP
TY'nd Tow'ijal'.tp. containing two thoiis-
jiimI (Iglrt^Tniudrcd and niotuw t-.v.n
oil.ihe Norili hi’ ianyls of D. Rams iiod
S. A i 4.>vi env ; 4ai'.s!i ny I .in Os uf K. (I.
Sams: Soiiti) |»y Si-.vii'ifnii ’’li ,,*
rrnnnr
-«G
*r. in" ipt
3F»>“4vT"irhfi
a* tiiu -1'‘i.es if. G. Ail (dfic'c; West by
land* uf D Sams. ,
Leiied upon a* (ho proport v of Jones
Ir. t!. Al| Utidercxacutipii i:i. favor of
LiuinrP. i’ri- sn-r, to satisfy^ tile • said
vXi’i-ntion and co-r*^ ; • ’
Terms casli, puro.hasur to pay for pa
per*. '
FR \NTTTU'CRTTE< If,
Slicrifl oi Ri.riittudl (ionwsy.
Rarnivell. S G., April, 10 h, Plr.').'
‘jltoltiotl)
farmer* in paiticulur and tbe business
iiitorestsof tin 1 - S(iu,h in general. St
will antagonize only those ir.trrots sn-
lagonDtic (-> tl.c general wtifaie of oV.r
people, 'l he Southern Cotton As-i.ci
ai ion ex peel* to have a meuiborsbip of
two minion <"irn*'s't, active wojkuis
befme liic ei il-of il;.e p:c-i nf ytar. i >id
through its broad vet compact bu.-im ss
poilclus, absolutelXvfii-uK-ct ami safe
guard Thu futore- prosjmrity of onr
I0.b00.000 p.'puiiiliou. 'ihert) siiouid
be no antag -nism liajin any quarter
anrnng our people, hut let us wi>rk Ju
hanuuuy for aeoMitn-ui cauxo and lor a
com mou purpose.
—F-or.deiaiicd In formation write ro t!ic ■
BecrftHfv of yoor ritafe Division or To
Hjo OtMUtiuyry of the Lutilhi-’ n Cotton
Association. Richard Giicstiitun, 021
Km pirn Building,' . Atlayi’ta, Da. LK,
TTTitrr tnarh -te gtrcngui; Jn (Tlytstun
tiiuiw l* dis’oter. Let tlie new South
formulate it* poih'icc* to auicesstuilv
meet tbe chungeir'ooT:jtit!oii* inuugu
rated thrungti ;iO;h tTuturv ruotluxD.
In the meauttnie, meet the presuiii :
crisis wiilcii confrontj u* at this time . L
by hedvilv curuifliug tlie cotton acre- 1 ;
ago for 191*3, diversify your ( rop* and | i
raise your food supplies at home, then j R
uU-Wlildm wcli from North Carolina to ’ £
.jHiijgj.the.Rlo Uraqde. rt
- in criftclusimi let w® impress upon TI
cvci j man the high iuipoiuucc of hw- S.
^ 4
HI !]
i.irererewre
Ti ! T <! \ I
b:
HAVE just-rcceived one ar and a !ulf of Fior
oiice Light Runnings
liiif ['st!i M,
As I wi’l reflucc my cotti'n
acreage I o>k:r a 'limited quantity
" f m m ir
at, 50 cents per bushel, check to
accomoanv or'icr.
- —T+hmv f*ecT were .saved fr+wr
seed [Knight liircct lioni ITngM Lhti
Yexer D. Tonnsnter 64369, ,
JKliNE’YTUT.fj^JlIyAI) DF GLEN
DALE HERD,
Pronounced tin’usually haudsr.tr.c—fine —
dairy ' (Win. ‘T’hrre streteb bthim-I .
him abirg ^very Rno Hi:- finest daliy
bio T in the world.” By blond and in-
dhidnniiti, lie is at th- top •>! ilie J- V iv
scv i-reed. Ili- nuin t’ -r**.! Its! gNlluniq ,
"I lliflk and 2'i .11;*., -4 *>z ; lijs- Rrniuf^,^*-
dain '_‘f !b«., u/,«., and his great grn>1 il*ji\\
dan: 23 !!-*., .‘i, n/.s. ul l),iit v -r in
day* II® li 1 *14 sistprs giv'ng as high
as Jg. ilia, of hotter i* seven da\*.
JWgfstei’ciT JT-rsey hciici - hied to ijils
bail, jf-ui tin:®!) of his son*, »il solid eul-
.originator,'Rad are .strictly - pure,'
having been selected for uiy-.own j [^T,,
use. . ^ 1...-.
'red and grand TTnliV’.dunl*, nbw for
j - ilu. -- VVr-U® fo'r pCiByuvs nnd par licit*
IT you- wish To succeed, plant
King Seed, CTiey- arc Thing’s - by
name and ia every oxccUcmkm*.
♦ ' H. I). Still,
GLKNDALE DAIRY,
B.1 mwell.“Si G
LAND SURVEYING.
t-Ts4 :-A C K V' ttrtrtt, Tt.'TT. | ~ F~K k fTr a’sh ry ' in in Mm An
■ lo ■
s •
TO BUYERS!
JU-SP RF.GKIVEI> AT MY SALE
STiBLKS IN WILI.ISTON
Two Cars of Mules
—AND—
One Car o[ Hor
^ I have' aLo on liand baa-half car load of
PiEDMONT & RYDEN WAGONS. _
Every wagon or buggv I seH conies >vith a ]2~monfhs’
guarantee: ■
If yoiTjieeti a wagon, I have just what you want, and
v wid make the pike rifflit. v.A
. If you. liv^ near-corue to- se-e-me, -but -those Hvinqrtac
far to come To jny place of business will please write me
1 will make thenr^prices &c. by mail.
L. D. BRABHAM,
'■ elu-:n t ton, s. c. - ,
crec
w v./ o.
Tliey are not claimed to he tbo
best ever shipped Into tho
Htnie, but they j»re inferior to
| 410n®. tint" have. . ever LdGn
S _ •-V- ••'46^ -
brought -across thirSavapnah
wv, - ■
River. ’
Come tb sou them arid yf!t| j
'p-.Mi good judgmentswjl] he
s'atisticd that no market in the
South offer* better stock or
mages fairer prices.
Wagons and Busies!
■Ot*
lanv f: it’ll.N and fornoT client* that I
am pii-parcd to givc rtroin Bn best m-r-
-* U;e» to LhiuJ toirveviog. H’iih eigh-
!rcii J yrar* pfactiiiVU ■('xp®ilenee l tun
coniLl-nt thagT-tunr gi ,e complete sat-
srati^ot). ■ .
^ qG R. C. 3! ixson.
Aliendsl®, 9. C., Nov. 1st, 1 bo I.
LGII COWS.
Fartlus «!e*lriug line milch cows
please write lo<®> ?
w. G. SMITH,
Wll.t.ldTON, 9. C.
r^AViil sh’,1 for cash or exchange
fur beef cuttle.
C. F. Ciilijona, . F. M: Ciickingnaa
Wa McNab,
• ■’ V '
Calhoun &-n J> Co-
f=7,
Ls/ei| Apcfdenl,
Li wry and Sale Stables; -Buggies; Wagons; Harness;
Farm Implements and Fertilizers. ; v
-I mn «utnit-WtlTr¥®IeorFlHC'
mont nnd Iliidjory Wagon* ami
Tyson & Jonc*. Jacksorr &
9inii.li and Coutlpcntal Bug-
ffie*. \
In material^ workmanship, fin-
-"T*h and style they are a* near
perfccUon »* hurnatt skill can
make them. \
Before buying elsewhere give
me the opportuoHjr to jpjoase
ami profit you.
U. A. KENNEDY.
LIGHTUIN(?
■"'■or-— -t— : AN l)»wr-\
Live Stack
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates In- •.
Strongest Companies..
CAinCSit! k CO-
X —OFFICES AT— ^
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THE BANK OF iiAR.NWcLk
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