The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 31, 1905, Image 2
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Cimgref mum A lken« «rf umrnt.
It jmt» owr fri«n'>’* fui'y
l^fufo the fdtjW Unde by a ►tron*.
«le«H man hit RtgUHiant la tbo ableat
and RH**t «altMM»Uv« prea®t»UU»! l titrf lii»
apprtK lni Ion of p IM|PK oondUlona and
fot the !H* wo bear.
KHeiHlflMMliva f*t the tit* w* ^
fore, iihf ifftmtcr #111 %e <M»r fnlitratl<»n Aawwlatlon of OH»rlo«t<»H, M
11 Pcoplt.
hi»ppttfe*» in |troylii|C that li* ae«k* to
build it pun altlfiing, treaolie
and wlirHliijf hli»» N»«k to *und on the
be«l rock of fahh In ottr own people a*
Nltvaya |>roprim],and aTwaya «<|ual to
Orcry crlefs and ooitdlllog.
We gladly give him the floor thU
truck and #«Mi him to #ear a thlok
Jacket #Ik>ii #e take up ola oa«« for
PUBUtTlB ABOt^Kt).
Ing up tho price. But 1 reiterate the
atatement. that In perhapt lea* than
ten year* the 8onth cannot supply the
normal demand for cot toil with tu»
^!^i^e 4 aa*vou 0 |n , timat#*’that Burn 11,0,1 •*»"»*<*. Hw and kidney*, Mary
The pnbile la aroused to a knowledge
of the curative merit* of that frrirt.
medlcloal tonic, Electric Bitter*, for
peaa countries have *« yet
compete with oat In AfrHia they hate
a virgin soli and favorable climatic eon
dittoA*. end England I# at tlila very
time ndng Tu^kegoepraduatcs exporl
montingln Cotton-grow tog. If we can
kg the Introduction of a healthy white
po|HilMllon forestall other nationa and
hold our monopoly of tbla grealMt of
motiuy «rop», we may expect an era of
prosperity chat we have never dremhott
of. - .
You aak how we are to be bencflttefl
by having the price of our land* ad
vanced to aay $ MU an acre We would
ex|wei tie attch advance but with the
tr*lux of well-to-do*11 ropcan farmer*,
anch aa are Iming aettM In Alkau
crHinty by the •'Soulhern.Olonlal fin
Abbeville. H.C
iorron BAaa wei-l Bgoi’i.x:
Auguat 2ltt, f9re>.
In your recent editorial,-reviewing
my Bpeevh lb Congre** on linniiglHilon,
you H»k who would he tilted by
fminlgration to the Htaic and why?
' Hntore entering iiprui (be (Macuflalon
of t?ie subject allow me to expreaa Tny
MppruclaUon of the cOHryttmUnlary ref
erence malic to my speecli, Mt>idu from
Pur difference of oplidoh aa to the ex *
-pedfcncy of luimlgraihui.
Not having hatl the Mil bef<vre you,
In »U|»|K»rt of which the speech was
made, I fear that ymi attrihute to me
i>nb 1 1 1 1 . »
I
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V
more radical view* on Hits subject th tn
1 have entertained or have undertaken
lo Inculcate.
The hHI which I introduced was In
fart restrictive in its nature. Jl pro
vided for an Information Moreau on
Kills Island wlmu a representative ol
each hlalo should he fnroished suitable
apart Hunt* try tiie United Hiatus f»ov-
efniuent. amt should be given every as-
etsCanco h>' the (lurernnyeut In the iv-
iLMOKftt bKLXCltaH and Uistrihtnion
of Imurtgrams. One« an iiiimfgrant
lias passed Inspection, however worth
less it may be, im u free to roam as his
lauoy dictates. , .*
Now, I wot/I(fttoi enenirrage this in.
<llkori•m^rlllU• rlwss and fortunately.it i*
riot the policy of the Htnts to do so.
, The iuuulgralfoti agent of the State is
forhlddm by statute to solicit iiiiutl
grant * from any oatiormlrlles except
atroae from whenct) caiiro jour foro-
Aimhiin and mlive ,Vor are we-of the
s*s«srtb In gr« irt danger of ovcrft<fw of
the rVorUihjks and thriftless element
involicHcd. 'ilicv mrhlo in Urge pop-
ulOuacontre* in the old wirrhl and nat-
tif-nliy gravitate to similar turrouud-
•ngs In this country. *
Orantlug, as 1 am sore yon will, that
1 have not advocated Hie solicitation of
any serve desirable Tifinrtgi ants of ap
proved nationalities, 1 ask the (jues-
tlotr: what could be the objection,
"morally, religWuwly, socially, finan-
» <rliflly, politically or elernally , ’ to liav-
4ng our uutenaiited Mads settled with
- tbuse a lio nniv claim sub us a cohi-
jnnn ancestry ?
tlay 1 not go a step further and add
that tlmhclatly and politically the de-
waud for a larger white iropufathin Is
little short of a Btcaanlty ? 'I%* fratn-
eus of tli*> last State Constttutlnti in
alealiiig with Uis sulfrege ipicsihm did
potelaiM to have accomplished more
Xhaii a'Sltem(Kirary expedient. #ome
itave seen ill g declining birth rate, on
«he part of the negro, an ultimate
white nngorlty, and hope by .aoine ho-
«u«pocus to maintain white supremacy
until that time. Unfortunately, llow-
«ver, statistics do not bear out this
Ideir. 'fhc lav at oensuk report siinws
(hat while the negro birth rare steadily
declined since IW) the sumo is true of
(be whiles, and the proponlott of negro
births still exceeds that of the whUrg.
W« are then again to he confronted
with a negro fnnjorily, ’of 'a younger
generation struggling for tlio ballot,
without liaviug endured the Mtbduing
effect a ol rerntude, and educated far
beyond their farmer stale, i believe in
tho eternal supremacy of the white
race, hut 1 Urn not utrmfndiHi of the
fact that that supremacy uuret Mi gjh*-
talncd by one t>f two wav* • either
through bloodshed and riot or by the
more peacabtu plan of calling lo onr
wide those w ho are by nature one with
us ia thought and feeling.
Now us to the necessity of immigra
tion as a means of promoting out ma-
development. Wo find n most
eloquent argument in the red Irlllsf and
r yawnlnggwlles which greet tho eye
Here and there. While We wed Id not
BH tlie country to the extent of the
•‘fiem.au precedent ol * family f<v two
we Would adr.pt the happy
mean. Thfc area of tlihr State is 36,808
squaru ihUcm ami soaUeied'over it are
1,34U,(W0 people;* .‘»0,000 less popufn*
(ioa (Iran tho cllr of Chicago. Is it
possible fov Snub ah i.oilateil popula
tion, largely colored, to even save our
laujrs from waste, to say nothing of
ndvinclng ty the wealth and comforts
whltflr afe always found in well popu*
.nted white settlemcntg? *
Tftareare perhaps a fetv counties', for
t example Anderabu county of this dls-
*rlot. where lliere are sullicient small
gP&v while farmer* to preserve the land in a
nigh state of cttftiv'alion, hut your
ronnty and mine are not of that nmn-
uer. The white population of this
-onofy. always inadequate for the
proper- rare of the soil, has been re-
<luc«d by removals to the cotton mills
to such cxwnt as lo make desolate
some ft3ctions of country. It Is true
that the negroes ru large measure re-
ihaitt on the farm, httt wklntut the di
rbctihg hand of rhe white nmn they
smiint for not ling. And e Vert With' rhe
negro, we are,*to use a homely expres-
oioo. "between the devH and the deep
eew.” His presence here is a constant
menace poiiijeally and yet we must
needs bold lo him ns our sola reliance
Tbr labor. ' - s
That nattsre ha* been more prodigal
ift-Bor gifts to the houthland than to
ittif other spot on the globe, I reiter
ate, and firmly believe. Hnrely there
la nomeutiou of the earth’s surface cov-
Aing like territory, where a single
farm produce for one year is worth
over half a billion dollars, of newly
created wealth. IPhat the demand for
our cotton has grown ftom lOyOUO W>rt
bklea to li.OW.MOO bale*; or more, with
in five year* is a self evident proposi
.* *nd Is fraeiv Admitted by expert
cottoh men on WsH Street. ^Jf farther
|Woof were aeeded, however, the fact
that we have marketed a H.000,000 bale
swop abova Che eight vent level almuld
M oOftrtnciDjr. Now. F lo no .-ume de
the effect on the price of cot
y
mi
snfrjtry, 4 Iwiieve that organl
hbs enabled them u» tuarltet the
dc ms tided uni that it
Uisfmuie&Ml iu huid-
we would in time ex|>ect t<* see k ma
terial advance hot only In the price of
but in general wealth. And after
all whut Is waalth? ]>o«i it mske any
difference whether It conslsta In la«d
products or money ? Huraty ihnae of
our people who hafb no Innd have
notking to lose and those who have
land have much An gain by it’s ad
vancement. >Ve Ihsi.,1111 working fot
our ehlhlren ami naliifaljy hope jihat
onr rstates, however small, msy en*
hanoa iu value to the utmost.
A Slate, like an Individual, 1s poor or
rich by comparison. The hupihirst of
our eft Mens Is |>erhap* belter off than
some African potentate, ami the weal
thiest of our oilleon* is poor compated
wltli the rank-and 411® "f N evv York’s
financiers. So Wilfi Hopth Carolina,
while she has gained ahmethlng lo
wcaltli by tlte introduction of nortnefn
capital in otir borders, she is compara
tively poor.
We are rich In resources but poor in
development. Within our borders are
rite best phosphate deposits in the
wurM. x* If planted there for the te-
clainaitou of onr \\ a-ted soil. Wo have
tllC option liclil and tlie natural power
for manufacturing the staple, side by
side. Kvery seel bn: of Hie Stated*
traversed by a refreshing river or rivu
let.
rillowed on the mountains, laved by
the Hen, she ha* the in,r*t retponslve
soli for diversified, well cultured cups
of any State in the union. With supe
rior natural advantages, from the
standpoint of commerce, manufacture!!
and agriculture we should not be con
tent to let them waste fn our hands,
Ixjhawas of n prejudice ngatn*t the for*
eigner or northerner who is bone of
our bone an<l fiesh of our flesh.
Absence from home ha* prevented
my replying earlier to yoor open letter
of ihe 10 h inst*
With assurance of sincere personal
regard, ’ ' _
v Yours very respeelfiilly.
Wyatt Aiken.
Is often caused by sores, ulcers and
cancers, that eat nWsy your skin. Wmr
Bedell, of Flat Rock, Mich., says: 1
have used Bnokleu’s Arnica Salve, for
Ulcers. Hones a oil Cancers. It Is the
best healing dressing I ever found,
rtoothes and heals cuts, hums ant)
scalds. 25c at C, N. Hurckbalter’s
Drug Htoro, Creech’s Pharmacy, guar- :
wfiteed.
THK OMf OVKf.’H COTTON.
On Friday morning, with Ctrl. Frank
11. Creech a* our pleasant conductor,
wc took our firirt summer excursion
down the Allendale road. Reaching
hi* Saltkebatclrie farm after a brief
run wo turned our pullmen train to
graze in an ex watermelon patch and
entered, an exploring party of ttfo,
hf* cotton garde'll. Our examlnatfon
covered acres of ground and an Ironr
of good sunny Hummer weather, and
what wc say will be tire testimony of
an eye witness, and no hearsay about
It. No tourist to mountain platexu or
wave kissed beach has ever seen a' pret
tier sight. The soli was as soft under
our shoes as greenback* and the stalks
touched with the rustle of silk. Twen
ty acre* in Allen Silk Cotton, planted
the last of April, in row* six feet
apart, now touching in placet, with
hill* of one plant each three feet apart
on lb* beds. From breast to shoulder
h gh the plants stood a* green a* a rye
field In May, a* profusely blooming as
Col. Robert Aldrich’s rose garden in
June, and not a jellow leaf in sight
from rail to public road.
And there was fruit there tort, lop"
limbs reaching oUj Ir<v»i tho main stalk
dotted \Vitli opfctdr.g and full ^rown
bolMa* thickly as Dickson’s old time
prolific ever was. A distinctive fea
ture of Hds variety is the glowing
from the parent stalk near Ibe ground
of three branches, each bearing a*
much tills year as the niafn stalks in
other fields where the crops have given
up.
Better judges than we estimate that
with no bad luck within (he next
month tills field of twertfy acre* will
make thirty standard bales. At pres
ent price* of other cottons these long
silk staple bales would bring (bb per
bale.
Ip Proper preparation, the right sort
and plenty of plant food, distance and
sensible cultivation have made this
wonderful crop. Uol. Creech has
shown himself superior to the seasons
this yesT. lie ha* been a better farmer
than Clcmson College, and Mauji will
enter his school 61 Agriculture next
year,*
And ns we rode hack the old song
eaW back,
"Can you tell me
ff any there B5 .- w ~
. Who will give to me empioy
For to plow and to line,
To reap ami to sow,
Audio be a farmer boy.”
CobHatus, -O., write*: for several
iiionli)*, I was given upto die. 1 hall
fever and ague, my nerve* were wreck
ed; I could not sltep, and my stomach
was *o , weak, from useless doctors’
drags, that I could noteat. Soonafiet
beginning tn Mice Electric Hitter*, I
obtained relief, and In u short time wac
entirely cured. Guaranteed at C. N.
Burckhalter’s Drug Store* Creech’s
Pharmacy, prioefiOo.
The Chinese boycott against Ameri
can goods latepoited one day to be
spreading and the next to he breaking
op, sud ao on.
welcome ^d re-
FIKNfMHll .8UKFBKINO
Misti Alice Roosevelt will visit Pekin
in a few days as the specially invited
guest of the dowager empress of China.
Possibly that crafty aheiertt lady. Mis*
Tsl An is her name, iYitepd's to offer
the jonng emperor of ail the Celestials
as a sultdr for the hand of tire Ameri
can princes*. .
WAY TO TREAT HAY FEVER.
He: You married mefor'niy money.
She: Well, what if 1 did* I didn’t
get it! Hn’tlhat ptinlshtnent enough,
PKCtJElAR DISAPPEARANCE.
•I. D. Runyan, of BiitterviUe, ().,
laid the peculiar diaappearaixie of Id*
painful symptoms of indigestion and
biiiousnes*, to Dr. King’s New Life
Pills. lie says: They are a perfect
remedy, for dizziness* sour stomach,
headache, constipation, etc. Guaran
teed at, (j. N. Burckhalter’s Drug Store,
Creech’s Pharmacy, price 25c.
- '
Father: Now, .tlmmy, _.vou were a
very bad boy yokterdat. Do ybu re-
uicrnber how 1 licked you?
.1 iminy : I guess 1 do.
Father: Well, now I want nothing
from >ou today but good behavior and
very Utile of that. e
HEW A RE OF SU M M ER G ERMS.
VVill Cause SleRness Unless S tom sell is
Strcngtliened W jth Ml o-na.
One tablet of Mi o-na taken before
each ineul during thesummer inontbs,
whenever the stomach is out of order,
or Hie digestion weak, will do more
than any otb»r treatment to prevent
the diseases ckused by germs at this
aft*«on.
If Hie stomach is weak so that food
does not readily digest in It, the food
will become a sour, slimy, fermenting
mas* iu the digestive organs, the ideal
condition ffif geims to cause bowel
trouble, diarrhoea, or other summer
illness.
Mi o o« will soothe and heal the ir
ritated mucous membrane of the ftom-
ach and digestive tract, stimulate the
solar plexus, and strengthen the whole
nervous system. This remarkable
remedy will make Hie whole digestive
system so healthy, clean and sweet that
food cannot ferrbe^i^ and any disease
get in* w hich may enter the stomach
w ill be destroyed.
Just one small tablet out of a .jOcefit
box of Mi-o-nu before eating, and yon
will have no headaches,. hack-ache,
poor Appetitft, distfes* after eating,
huart-burn, furred tongue, *leeple-s
rtess, or general debility. It will tone
irii the digestive system and give per
fect health and strength.
Take Mi-o-na now. and J. <9. Creech
w ill guarantee to reffrmi Hie imon£y if
it does not cure. The risk is all his.
12 id , Add res* of
*pon«es. / -j ij£ : -•li
12.15 p. tit., Tb« Monday School.
What R Is I What I* It forf-Rev. W.
W McMillan. W. C. Milhous, J. B.
Black.
1 p. m , Aoisouncernenta and recess
for diunei’.
2 *0 p. w., Verbal reports from dele-
gtttes. i
*. 3.15 p. m.. The Primary Class,
What to teach and how to teaeb.—Bro.
B. W. Bpitiman.
4 p. in., Ohr literstiire. Ms vises and
abuses? Rev. I,. Wrotou, 3. C. McMIl
ian, E t». Handers. i
Miscellaneous and adjournment.
' SATURDAY:
10 a.m., Devotional] exercises, Bro.
Samuel Hair.
10.30 n. m.. The Parent and the Sun
day School, Rev. It. J. Snider, C. C.
Elzey,.D. O. Hunter.
11 a. m , 'I he Ciitirch and Ihe .Sunday
School, Rev. T. J. Saudlfer, 1. 11. Hut
to, G. Birt,
11.30a-atf.. Mjaslon* and benevolent
work In the Minday School. Rev. C. M.
BlHttsgSo'G. U. Smoak, J H. Hunter. _
iTin,.Pe*eut«tion nf diploma* to
those who have taken normal course,
w ith address on subject, B. W. Spill
man.
1 p m , MMccllanemis and adjourn
ment for dinner.
2 !>0 p. )u.. The Model Teacher; Rev.
G. N. Askew, H. W. Carter, W. C,
M1IWa«r. ■ '■ •--*—-—sr~-
3 p. m„ Presentation of Convention
Hauner, Rev. #. P. Hair. 4 -
3.15 p. In., Soul winning in the Sun
day School, Rev. W. M. Jones, J. O.
Sanders, W. T. Cave.
3 45 p in-. The Pastor and tlie Hun-
dnv School; tiro. S. G Mujfield, C. M.
Kdentleld, Jno. Canada.
4.15 p m ,The Uible das* and how
to conduct it; P.i'o.'#!. W. Spillman,
4 45 p. m , Misceiianeous and ad^
journment.
SUNDAY:
Healing Springs
High School,
college
nml
corps of
Piepares for
for business. Full
teachers from the best
Amerietth Schools. Literary.
Mftsic and •Business, includ
ing Penmanship,
New building and
eqitijiagP. lAirge
field. Students are
etl with the famous
Springs itnter. Fall
begins Sept. 11 , "1005.
Terms, reasonable/ F o r
further information address,
Job ft C. Engcrton, Prin.,
Blaekvillc, S. C.
'A 1—3m,
courses,
modern
athletic
fitrnish-
Healing
term
No Stoniach Dosing. Just Breathe
IIyomei—Stops Sneezing and Smart
ing,
,f. <1. Creech M recommending to his
customer* a* a cure for hay fever, IIy-
omeh
I t ia clalritcd for this remedy that it
stops the spasmodic paroxysms, the
sneezing, the smarting artd r'ortutUg of
the eyes and nose, and other acutcl
symptom* of this dlsaase. *'
Many persons have been cured of hay
fever by IIyomei, and Hie discoverer of
the remedy professes to be able to pro
vent both the occurrence of the annual
attack and to atop the progress of the
disease, even In the most chronic
forios.
A. Hamlin, of Westfotd, .Mas*.,
writes/‘H vowel cured me of bay fever
Hi one week’s time. I consider it a
ditty to toll others who suffer from thi*
dhmaas.P—r#——" ,r ■■—
This ftndoraement la only one of hun
dred* that have been received by the
proprietors of Hyonrei. and it. C.
Creech offers go reluad the money if
litomei do-* not do all that H claimed
| I ,|, I ||,-, I for it, t* the «tr ingest proof that can
of the organization of the farmer*he given a* t" the confldence h« has iu
HfOlHCl’s power to enro bay fever.
The complcre ou'llt costs hut fl 00,
FOR SALE.
Two young BERKSHIRE
Roars, sired by Imported Danes-,
flpld Blunt ($8288. Dam, Mary F.
H 71”8t. Weight of sire. f.(X>
lbs.; of dam, 700—iu show shape
These boars, with earn, promise
good results in the show ring and
will be a credit at head of any
he rd
AESO—
Two full* sisters Choice of
these four at $25 00. Younger
Stock of different breeding that
are equally a* good as above for
a slight reduction in price if ta
ken at onoe. I have as good
Berkshire* as are in the Sotitb,
am! expect to keep them up to
the standard.
Equalled By Few and Excelle4
by None
Come ftti# Inspect my hmh
"Battsfactlon guaranteed or mon
ey refunded.
CALHOUN FARMS,
THOMAS, S. C.
SoutB Carolina Colter
BARNWELL BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION,
to meet with Bethel Church, Friday;,
Saturday add Sunday, Septem
ber 1,2,3, Ittfo.
FRIDAY:
10 30 a.m., Devotional exercises by
President S. P. Hair.
11 a. iu., Enrollment «f delegates and
orgnnizattoh.
, 41W a. in.. Introductory sermon,
Rev. J. B. Holley.
10 30 a. m, Devotional exercises;
Bro. T. Deer.
11 a in., Miss meeting; Bro. S. G.
Mayfield and three minute talk*.
II 30a. in., Missionary sermon; Kev
0. M. Billings.
Delegates desiring to be met nt train
will come to Svcamore cjr Fairfax and
tmtif yd# -- g-.- MwitmfvTtntwr^^^yy^bf
tlieir intention.
Hymn Hook used, Revival No. 4:
bring all you can. •
W. G. Britton,
Sfec’ty.
A TOUCHING STORY
Is the saving from death, of the baby
girl of Geo. A. Eylcr. Ciih^ierlsod,
Md. He writes: At tlie ivge of 11
months, our little girl was in declining
health, with serious Throat Trouble,
and two physicians gave her up. We
were almost in despair, when we re
solved to try Dr. King’s New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs an t Colds.
The first bottle gave relief; after taking
four bottles she was cured, and is now
in perfect health. Neier fails to re-
Ifete and cure a cough or cold.- At'C.
N Burckhnlter.s, Drug Store, Creech’s
Fharmscv; fiuc and I.CO guaranteed.
Trial bottle free.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice ik hereby given that the un
dersigned will, on Monday, September
18th, lik)5. file his final account with J.
K. Snelllng, Judge of Probate for
Barnwell County, as Guardian of Mrs.
Rebecca Gardner and apply for letters
diStnissory.
>...0. N. Askew.
Guardian.
August 11th, 1005.
NOTICE TO DERICKS AND CRED
ITORS.
All persons indebted to the estate of
Mrs. M. A. Laffitte, deceased, are here
by requested to make payment to the
undersigned, and all persons holding
claims against thi said estate will pre
sent the same duly attended to
Paul D’E Black.
Executor.
Millctteville, S. C. August 22nd, 1005.
DR. W. C. MILHOUS,
Barnwell, - ••SC.
,-4
Will be in my office every }ui-
day and Saturday.r.ntil November
first., ■
From Nov'rmber 1st to April I
will be in my office every day.
From April to November I will
attend calls in the country
or
meet patients at any of our towns
by appointment.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNT? OF BARNWELL,
In the Probate Court.
By J. K. Snelline, Esq., Judge of Probate In
Barnwell Countv.
Whereas Robert M. MiXson Im'h made suit
unto me to grant him Letters of Adminis
tration, with the will annexed, on the estate
of Witla 1. Load, deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish,
all and singular, the kindred and creditor* of
the said Willa 1. Load,, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, fa the < ourt of
Probate to be held nt Barnwell on Monday,
11th September, 1005, next, after publica
tion hereof, at 11 o’clock in tlie forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not tie granted
Niven under my Hand this 22d day of Aug-
,B»t, Anno Domini, 1055.
JOHN K. HJCILLING,
; Probate Jud ge.
Published In Tun lUaswru. Pzbriik Aug-
list 94.4fiQik
Four Schools: Law Sci^jp^i
and Teacherff ' . >*'
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while ejftra bottk* can bd urouM'ed for A . T *-«*.*,
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cbterfnitty refunded If not
satisfactory for Ibe followh»(
eo nap) at ut»: RbeMnafism,
•weRtttffs. asthma, catarrh,
‘ eczema, cntSr bum*. Insect
bites, bruises and neuralgia.
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THE CAMTHOL CO.,
Bxtarxah. Ga.
NOTICE TO DERTORS AND CRED
ITORS.
AH person* Indebted to the estate of
.Mr*. Maltha Jane Rowe, deceased,# are
hereby requested to make payment to
the undersigned, and all persons hold-
lug claims sgairist me esid estate will
present the salue duly attested to
Samuel E. Ray. M
, Exeotitnr.
RUckville, S. C. Aogust 14th, 1905.
S FOR SAIF.
"VrOW I* the time to buy Improved
AA( Farms cheap. Lands arc Cheap
er now than they will -ever he
again. Only a limited number for
SHle. ftlstbeouly safe and substan
tial Investment. The demand is in
creasing, prices arc advancing and we
cannot add one acre to the world’s sup-
‘ply- ——t — T —=
It is tire prevailing opinion that we
will never see low priced cotton again.
This menus higher price* for tlie'farms
Hurt produce tiic ffeecyxtsplg
1 oiler the fidlwwing farm* for sale
at very low prices for the next 30 days;
terms cash, or one-fourth cash, balance
iu five c(]ua) "annual tr.stallmeiits, 7 per
cent interest on deterred payments.
JCj9~Thi.s mav Re your l«»t oppor-
tunitytobura GOOD PLACE cheap
on easy teriin*
four mile Township.
C A A. 44ankhre«m
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Here*, 2 building*. Roundarie*: Part
of tlie division of estate of S. Hankin-
son. Adjoining (ands oLM. W. A Sam
Bailey, Joseph Ashley and Mr*. E.
Phi I pot. _ Price, $400.
Floyd A Hankinson Place, W$ acres.
3 buildings. Boundaries: N. by lands
of J. Ashlev; E <ft W. by Hankinsqu;
and S by J. Ashley. Price, $400.
ROSEM ABY TOWN'SII11’.
200 acres, tenant house, barns and
stables, good Jand. Bounded: N. by
Long Branch; E by Rosemary Creek;
8. by Mrs Mary WjllU; and W. by es
tate of Joshua MtCrearv. Price, $2,-
roo.
150 acres, known ns the J. A. McLe-
rnore place • Bounded N. by lands of
Mrs. E. G. McLemore; E. by 8.
Trotti; S'by Jl. J. Anderson; W. by
Red Mitchell. Price', |8i)0.
BENNETT SPRINGS TOWNSHIP.
65 acres, tenant houses, barn* and
stables, goo/l land. Bounded: N. fiy.
Mrs. II. A. Kurse; W. hy J. W. Fur»e;
S. by G. li. Dunbar; E. by Mrs. H. A.
Furse. ' ■ Price, $($00.
All that lot In the town of Barn well,
formerly lot of A. P. Mauville.
Bonnded : N. bv John I. Bronson and
the Opera Uqutf:; S by street separa
ting it from estate of N..G. W. Walk
er, Sr.; E by Public Court House
Square and W. tiy lands of Nurnber-
gcr, fonucrly Pechman. Price $2~S(K).
rich land to wn jii ip.
1(K) acres. Rounded: N by R.
acres. Bonnded: N by R. C.
Holman or C. F Nurnberger; S. by K.
W. Holman; E. by Mrs, M. J. Walker;
W. by A. F. Holman. Price, $500.
Harley Place, 550 acres, 200 cleared,
balance in wood and timber, 2 tenant
houses on place, dwelling recently
burned, 7 rajle* from Barnwell Court
House, op pnhltc. road. Bonnried by
lands of Wcathersbee, Lucks, J. O.
Patterson, James Tilly and E L. Pat
terson. Price, $3,500.
500 acres, portion Duncan place.
Bounded X. by lands of J. O. Patter
son; E by estate of James Dicks; S.
E. U Patterson; W. by 0. F. Baker
and Lafayette Bates. Price, $2,500.,
204 acres, known as Patterson P!«ce,
1 mile fiom Dunbarton. Bounded by
lands of Amos Holman, Kdlings-
worth and Rountree. Price, $10 per
acre.
35Q acres on Saltkehatchle^ River, 3
miles from Barn well C.-JU; well im-
proved. 4»ounded hy ^altkehatehic
River, lands of Reed Sanies and-oth
ers. Price, 99 per acre.
RED OAK TOWNBUjP.
407 acres, portion H^M?» Duncan
place. Bounded N. by lafids formerly
of Putney & Duncan; E." by Saltkv-
hatcliie River; H. by line surveyed as
the K. B & W. R. U. and lands of
Boston Lee; W. by W. M.Cook. ^
Price, $2,000.
BARNWELI, TOWNSHIP.
423 acres, Sal Be E. Hngood place.
Bounded N. by lands of Hagood ami
.Iordan Branch; K. by Toby’s Creek
anil Hagood'8 Mill Pond; on 8. and 8.
VV. by Charleston Road and W. bv T.
Vogel. Price. $($,000.
100 acres, know n a* portion of Al-
drlch place. Bounded by tract No. 4;
K by Turkey Creek; S. bv tract No. 2;
W. by Wiliistdn Road. Price, $1,760.
WIEEISTOX TOWNSHIP
260 acres, Marv E. Stalnaker place.
Bounded N. by Charleston & Augusta
Road; E. by Dr. W. W. Smith and Dr.
J. U. Smith; S by J. P. Lee and W.
by W. II. Kennedy. Price $2,300.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
I gi*tr;(tlon Rimka will be oiien
Mitt House on the first Moh-
4*91 k) each month dor.■-the
Ltou of mteff business a* i*
{wff.
IF. J. Baxley. Chairman.
0. B. Duubar, Jtoxreurjr,
A IK JCN COUNTY.
GOO acres, Laura L. Wise place.
Bounded N. by lands of W. P. Eu
banks and Spann llankinson and Mrs.
Kollette; E. by Mrs. Rollette and Matt
Wall; S. by Matt Wall. John Willi*
ano Dr. W.C,. Smith; W. by D. Smith
and Upper Threu Runs.
Price, $2,000.
800 acres, A. J. Wcathersbee place.
Hounded by land* of A*hill Turner,
Win.* Stringfellow and others and
laud* of Fuiriaount Mfg. Co,
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480 acres, M. C. Woodward place.
Bximded by e*tafe land* ©t Cwrfey anil
lands of W. J. Wo/Tdwaril and others
390 acres, J. W. Hickson place.
Bounded by estate of Bowie, lands of
P BcR. P. Rutland, N. Bates, .las.
Wall and other*. * ^-Trfceticet
ARKfiflOWINO NfOB ASSORTMICYT
OF 8 EASON ABLE CiDoDS^ LACKB.
FllftIN)fDAits. Oveb*,
BrILLIANTINES, Pp KO K N E T
Lawns, Linens And Wash I'Alh
iucs. \Vb iNvitK tNSr;
BRIGGSy
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Get Poor and- Bony.
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Pilfgative
Medicine
Give each one a bottle of White’s
This puts him in shape to get the full benefit of
WHITE'S Worn aM Condition Powders
Which is given for 8 days.. You ivill he astonished at the
improvement. » > -
A combination rem
edy for Kidney
troubles with stock and a certain colic cure.
m Ci li un h
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The only perfectly
anted, sub-e u t a n e
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For sale by
C. N. Burcklialter,
Druggist.
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DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
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THE BANK of BARNWELL.
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SURPLUS and U5DIYIDED PROFITS,
$60,000.
- $3bTood;
Deposit It with us
MONEY kept In your honso may be lost by theft or fire.
transfer the rrypengibititv. - ' ---Trr ' ’ •
We cam BEfbil.AK IN'SFRANCF. PROTECTION, and have fire-proof vsults.
Tho lisbft of dejMisItina with u* will *avr you niaity a dollar that might be unwisely
spent If k< pi fn your pockets. (.'ON tKA(T THE 11A1IIT NOW.
The onvenleiiee and safety of paying all your obligations by check, once tiled,
witt never be given tip:
Checks and drafts tan be rafeTy sent to u* by mail without t*4ng registered
Either call in person and open an account with us or write n«.
<-. V. ( JtUlOl N, PrevWen*, .
BUTLER 11AGOOD, Vice-President.
M. BUCKING HA M v Cashier.
W. MANVILI.E, Asst.Cashier.
STORKS
OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE
WEEK ON JACKSON
STREET, BARNWELL, S. C.,
O
FFERS to add to the brightness
and happiness of all homes by
gelling at prices that the tno.t
careful btivep* can afford—Beautiful
and Useful-New Goods—needed and
wlahed for hy every good housekeeper
in South Carolina. , A
For thfe 1‘arlor it offers lovely lamps,
choice pictures and becoming orna
ment*. — . -
For the Dining Room—Beautiful
China Ware, Gl*s# Ware. Single L’iec.es
and Full.Sets, hi vast variety and ail of itiiuri i iv . >ii<ii tnuiv v
tlia nratlFUr style* and best qualities.
Z .he e T 4r K0.,m .h,r. .m b.
ftnindmtitty labor *4id temper saving —
articles that every woman hearing the
burdens of housekeeping desires and
deserves. . • -
THE FIVE AND TEN CgNT COUN
TERS are-erd’Wfled with goods waffth
far more money and that will luid
RACKET STORE GOODS.
i These art t<*o numerous to describe
nd must be seen and priced to be ap
preciated.
. ' Give tlie Golden Rule Store a vi*it
fiorheu yoti come to Barnwell and you
will he profited anff pleased to your
hedtt’a content.
Mrs. Sallie Mcnab.
NEWBERRY COLLEGE
Signalizes its semi-centennial
year
bv offering thorough training in ME
GHAN fUA E tin.I ELECTRICAL EN
GINEERING in addition to the regu
lar Classical ami Scientific courses.
Positive ChrDhaii influences. Modern
Equipment, Ilea lhtul Location, Ke-
maikably Moderate Expenses. Ad
dress—
James A. B. Scherer, Pres,,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
J. O. PATTERSON & SON
JlAHNWiiLL* S* C.
DICKS - HOUSE,
031 BROAD ST.,
Apoisxa, Ga.
Excellent rooms and good table
Rate#, #4rSff-per -day-; sj»et!inl
rates by the week.
A P. Diqx*, Pitofi.
FIXEMI1.CH COWS.
Fsrtk* itoairing fine
please w rite to
mileh cow*
ff rWiH iHl
Cw
beef (mUOs.
for
W. f. SiilTII
Wii.i.iaTOMlS
or
State of SoBth Carolina,
COUNTY OF BARNWELL.
in the Court of Common Plea*.
Enterprise Bank, Plaintiff,
ngaiust
W. W. M oore, J. J. Wrscoat, T. A.
Wilbur, Mrs. A. J. Brown and H. P.
Evans, executrix and executor of th*
estate of A. S. Brown, deceased, Thos.
Wilson, trading under the name and
style of Carolina Grocery Co., Theo
dore and L A. Mel. tier*, co partner*
as Melchcrs & Co.; Win K, Holme*
and 1.eland Moore, co- partner* as Wm.
K. llolmea JL Co.: Graf Morsbnch A
Co.;C WujBrn, John Wulberu, A.
C. Tobias, J. H. C. Wiilbern and E. N.
Wulbern. oo-partners under the firm
name of <3. AVnlbern A Co.; Thornblil
Wagon Co, Henry M. Rakeqf$trMdln(#
under the firm name of H. M. Raker 4*
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o*partner* a*
Tennessee Harness Co ; Stephen Put#
ttev, TAwi* 11 BUTr, T.anghorn Pntney
and Walter.U^NHes, co partirera un-
der the firnr name of Stephen Putney
<fc Co ; Ronald E. Bnnar; Swift A Cu.;
Tho*. Dudley Stoke* and John K.
Worden, co-partner* a* T. D. Stokes &
C<M Reward Trunk and Bag Co.; .fhs.
GofcTsmilh. STmbii Goldsmith and Chas.
If. Goldsmith, co partner* a* Jo*.
Goldsmith & Co.; Bay State Sh*»e A
Leather Co ; Quin, Marshall A Co.;
Simon Kirslihanm. F.lil Selig, Donald
Kirshbaum, Barnie Klrshhaum, Mor-
ri* May, Kiev K. Seljg and Sidney A.
Alva, co-partners us Kirshbaum A Co.,
Defendant*.
Tl-
Copy Summons For Relief, Complaint
Served.
To the Defendant* above named r *.
You are heteby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint In ;hi*
action, of which a copy Is herewith
served upon you, and to se^ve a copy of
your answer to (ho aard complaint on
the subscriber* at their office, Barnwell.
S. C., within twenty day* after survlc*
hereof, exclusive of the day of anch
service; and, If you rail to answer the
complaint within the time aforeaa d,
the plaintiff iu this action will apply to
tire Court for the relief demanded ift
the complaint , _ ^
Dated July 28th, 11)05. *
Plaintill’s Attorney
| — Attorney*.
* To the Defendants; Graf Morsbnch
<fc Oh ; Thornhill Wagon Co.; II. M.
Baker* Co ; Tennessee Harne** Co.s
Stephen Putney A Co ; R»iw»ld E. Ko-
uar; Swift A ('f» ; T; i>. St«*ke» A Co ;
Sewarff Trunk A Bag Co ; Jo*. Gold
smith A Gii.j Hay Stare Shoe A I.eat'n-
QH4i.. r Marslia 11 A <-o ; K tirti
batim A C
f ake uofW: flint the complaint, to
gather with the sitgnrtnons. of which tho
foregoing is a copy, wa* filed in the uf-
fiuu of the Clerk of tire Court of Con)-
ttK'B I*?en* for Burp well Co.inty, in ihc
state «f South Carolina, on the fifth
day of Aagu-t, A. D P.iefi. RaruwcW.
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