The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 07, 1905, Image 3
Tfye Barnwell People.
THURSDAY. Dfcf'KHBER 7, 19W.
RATES OP 8URSCBIPTI0N.
In Adranc«. per Annnm $1.M
On Time |i«0
Tlie chain fane will tw neHr J C.
KerVa place lu 'Bull Puud Tuwueliip
Chi* week.
J R. Morris. Supervisor.
R.Q. Roberta 4r.,Clerk. <
FOR RENT.
A (food two-liorae farm In Red Oak
Towiuhip, with dwelling* and all
needed inipnivenienu, good well,
about 4 mile* from B»ruwHl
Apply to MOaea Joule and Mamie
noline*, Barnwell. ' j
BUSINESS NEWS.
Beat Hickory Bugglea, 115 00, 40 00
and 45 00 L)-dUrt. B. W. DavU A Co..
Fairfax, S. C. ^
WANTED—We want to buy one
thousand btiahela of white pea*, also
we aollcit abipmeut* of chickens and
egg*: Highest ca*h price for same.
’ M.C. Walker A Co..
. Columbia, b. C.
N D. Walker,
Mgr.
Beat Cooking Stove*, f8 00. $7 00,
ItUX), t9 00A *10 00. B W.Dati* ACo.,
Fairfax, S. C.
Ju*t received at Q A Kennedy’a
Sale btab ea W|Hl*toiil8 C, 60 cool »
eat niulea and 1*2 *oi*nb hor*e*.
^Bdgeteld Cnunry will held Ita dl»-
penaary election today.
The €lrand l.otlge A. F. M. will meet
fa annual session in Charleston on next
Tuesday. - V '
The Repuhlleana In Washington seem
to hare aubmitted to l‘re*ident Rooms-
velt- if ae they will probably harry
the Democrats all the more.
The Winthrop College girl* w ilt not
be allowed to go hotne this ( hrl.lrtia ,
hot free acce*M to^tie p>ckle>jui* ma>
“ coiiMole their home eickne*^
The atteh^ah’ee upon the Bapti-t
State Convention in ColuinbU celip-ed
a i ecord* in nninher, and *o did the
re|K*rt* .in all lines of [>rogre*s and
- pmaperlty. *■—
The grippe, wlilrh break* out in
I.nndon the rim <H the winter, reach
log the United State* toward the cloa>
of the cold, la thia *ea*on i»f a severe
neuralgic type, for which quinine i*
tlie.favorite pre*jriprlon. »
Editor* S. H. Roger* of the Beau'ort.
Palmetto B»i*l and J T. Bacon of .lie
r \ Kdgelield I h'tmicle were the only.
S ruttuCajrolina quill driv> r*to receive
gift* of tliao\*giving turkey*. 'I he
rest of ua did not deserve such bene-
foatlaQn i i' .»i mi i.n
A ceh*u* bureau bulletin ahowa tha^t
« lu North Carolina there I* a larger
proportion of |>eople over 10 years of
ogw-unabtet.vreatf-tfnm in aety—m+rer
Slate. And yet the old North Statu I*
one oi the most proaperou*1n (lie Soiuli
B<Mtk learning and money making are
not slwaya partners.
Two solid weeks W’ere taken up in
Klchlsnd court in examining witne**e*
In the great suit of tlie State, claiming
$200,0 o damagea from the architect
~ and' eontractora i wlio compieied the
State House. Tne argument* were
made on Monday by W A. Clark
and R >bert Aldrich forptaiuiiff and
K. O. I>eP**«. J T. Barron and P. II.
Netaon far the defend!pis. ~
WILUSION NEWS.
On Monday, 27fh November, book*
were o|>ened for subscriptions to tlie
capital stock ot the Hank of WilM-tnu,
which I* Il’VOOO. In two days sll the
si<a*k was taken by local people, and
application* were aiade for twice the
amount of th* stock.
At a meeting of the stockholder* the
following Board of Directors wa*
elected:
W. K Prothre. J P. Lee Jr.. A. M
Kennedy, Dr. W. U, Smith, O. W.
(4recn Jr , W. H Kennedy and J. D.
I’rothni.
At a meeting of the directors the f«l-
lowingoffl er« wrere elected:
A R. Kennedy, President, Dr. J. P.
I.e«. Vice—President, W. E. Protliro,
Cashier. Twenty live per c*nt of the
sttudt I*a» b^e11 paid in and the Btnk
will open for business about January
l.t"
Married on Sunday moraing at the
r«tideiice of the bride’s patents Mr.
^TVIIIIaiu fl drand Mi-* Alice Bell,.Rev.
R P (ialphin ofliolailitg
C II. Smith I* haying a nice six room
residence built in West End, which
will be occupied by F P. Lee for next
year.”.
Dt J. P. Lee is building two brick
stores on the old Masonic Hall lot
They w ill tm completed by January Dt
and both occupied
Rev. R. A Yongue preached bis last
and farewell sermon on Sunday night,
having served the allotted term, four
years on able ^dreuit *
Rev. R P. Galphin filled hla pnlpR
at Rosemary on Saturday and Sunday
Owing to tnctement weather the con-
was not large. J
^M|a« Marie Harley retnrncd home
last week after spending some time
with friends in Augusta. %
Hal?
First ice in our office Monday morn-
R>*.
Mr J. H. t.andaster returned from
hla Oklahoma trip oh Baturday.
Creeob’a Pharmacy Clirlstmas Ad
vertiaeroent^ill come out next week.
Mr*. J A. WiHlamseh of Eastland,
N.C , is visiting bar sister, Mrs. M> J.
Pate, ^ ■ .
Prof O. Marshall Moore ha* rein
forced the brainy staff of tha CoUtwrMa
State. - i'
Rev. J D. Hnggin* has accepted the
pastorate call to the Allendale' Baptist
Church.
An early Monday caM from Mr, F.
M Young gave the week a beautiful
beginning.
Mias Fannie Sheppard nf Edgefield
Is the charming guest of Misl Evelyn
Million*, Blackville. ^
Thursdav was too dry for dog* to
nose tlie bird* and the partridges had
extra reason for thanksgiving. ,
Congressmatf Jsines O. Patterson Is
quartered hi the Hotel Dewey in Wash
ington. w here hi* family .will join him
after the holidays.
Mr. James M. Ryan, formerly of.
Karnwe I hut for several years a re*i
dent <>f Rar Harbor, Maine,.!* spending
the Winter in California.
The going to Washington of V. S
Owens, Esq., Private Secretary to
Oongressiran Patterson, saddened fair
hearts b >th in Aiken and Barnwell.
Rev. G. W. Garner, the new pastor
of the Barnwell Bnpilst Church, and
ht« lamllv reached their new Carolina
home last week, receiving a lOvIng
wetrome from all denomination*.
Hon. L. A. Tanqnary, ex-State Sen
ator of Co orado, now a prominent la-
hor, leader, ha* been the gue*t for * de-
lightlul week of hi* friend, Mr* oetoge
B. Todd, of Robbins* i r
, ; A
Mrs. J. N. Armstrong, daughter'AUd
son of Birmingham Ala., Afe visitiilg
Mr. J. B. Armstrong’s family. In hei
pretty glrihoml Mr*. Armstrong lived
in Barnwell, a daughter of Hr. Upthci
Williams.
A Festival will be given at Fairfax
in Young’s Hall, Thursday evening,
I Coember Nth, for the benefit of tire*
UnthcTHn Chnrdrr* Refreshment* will
he served amlt fancy wor*i for sale
Everybody cordially Iqvlted lo attend
(’ijpt. CM. Mathis, originator of the
famous,Kd e n^W a t e r me Ion, a ml p ropa-
giiitor of the only so.ldir netted canta-
loupe, al»o the Eden, paid us a pleasant.
Monday call 'hast season his lopes
sold lor f4 per crate, while other Colo
rado* brought $2.' See advertisement.
i All this year Thk Pkopijc has pub-
li.-hed no better news than this riianks-
givlng laet that Mr. T, R Erwin and
uiuily, after a pleasant stay -of a year
and a hall in Macon, Ga., have return
ed to Allendale. The home coming i f
such goo^ people Is worth more in help
and happiness to their friends than
wohPtw^rtwrwrrlvxtwV ir'VPttma-i'xeTIT “
>.1011 train of immigrant* from Yankee
land or the old world.
rttE GKNf.RitL ‘
The Grand Jury fouiuLTrue
IHlh
against: *
Freiferick Cone^Rape.
Dsvant Hay—Murder. „
July Lanier—As«ault with Intent to
ki h!
C>
icaar Nohle*— Obtaining goodijlln-
dt r laise pretence*.
Ti e Presentment of the Grand Jury
was made on the 2(Mh ult.. Messrs (j
A Kennedy F N. Hair, 0 C Lang-
icy, A. P. Hiers, Jirlinson Black and J
B. Givens were drawn to serve next
year.
; Cases DiarosXD nr.
William WUHsms, acquitted, charge
qiurJlw.
A look Cone, guilty of an aasaultof a
high and aggravated nature.
Tom Robinsor. pleaded guilty to as
sault w iih intent to kill.
Hsminie Rountree guilty of burglary
with reeommfndation to mercy.
^No court w as held ou Thanksgiving
and Sale Day*.
' A new trial w*« given to Gahe Mo*e
ly, co.rvicted-of gambling.
Davant Hay, charged with murder
was acquitted.
Charlton Robinson, charged with
murder, mistrial. . -
There wa* a gratJfylogly good atten
dance of bright, men and gifted and ac
complished women at the meeting of
the teachers held on Ihe -Jotli n't at the
Barnwell Graded School building.
After a hapny addres* of welcome
and suggestion by Superintendent I’.
M Darlington tlie I’ounty Teacher**.
Association was organized hv the elec
Uon of Prof, <} E. Lawrence of Barn
well a* President; Prof. J. E. Boland
of Blackville, Vice President; Prof C.
V. Neufferof Barnwell, Secretary aifd
Treasurer Mr* Dora D. Walker was
elected to represent the County Asso
ciation at the State Association held at
Winthrop College Dec. 2nd.
The next meetlng-of the. A*soclation
will be held on the second Tuesday in
January. IfKXL when a constitution <fcc.
will he presented.
The programme for that meeting will
be made by ..the President.
PRESENTMENT OF THK GRAN D
JURY.
To His Honor, I£, O. Purdy,
Presiding Judge:
The Grand Jury respectfully ure
scmvTtT final report for the current
year.
We have passed on al! bills submitted
to u* by the Solicitor. >
W» have Yi*f|«tiLjfud examined the
Ofiices in the Court Tinu*e. the Poor
House anil the Jarf—ihhI—fttrd—Htem In
While we have every confidence lii
the integrity and capacity of all the
County Officials, we respectfully
recommend that an eg pert accountant
he employed by tlie County Board of
Cotnoibsioncra to make * full and
careful examination of their books and
accounts. *
We respectfnHy recommend that the
plastering of the Court room be re
paired and calcimiued, and that the
blinds be also repaired and painted.
We also recommend that grate* he
placed in the tire places In all th>
office* in the court house, and also in
the court room, so that coal may be
substituted lor wood as fuel.
We recommend that all Magistrate*
be required to make returns to the
County Treasurer of all Poll Execu
tion* turned over to theiiY, and also' to
report all cases compromised and set
tled to the County Treasurer.
We also recommend that the water
closets in rear of the Court House be
removed by the Town Council of Barn
well.
Thanking your Honor and the Offi
cers of the Court for the appreciated
courtesies and assistance extended to
us, and sincerely wishing that Your
Honor may long be spared to give the
best services of your good heart and
head and full knowledge of the law in
the even and just administration of the
law to our beloved state, we remain
most rcspcdtfully,
Q. ▲. Kennedy,
Foreman#
TRKASURKR’8 NOTICE.
The appointment* hereto fere pub-
H«bed that the PwisttV Yewm—
would be at WillDtbn. Blackville, Al
lendale, Fairfax and Robhina on ape
IHed dates for the convenient)* of tax*
pavers were made after information
and upon the understanding that the
Fall Term of Court would continue on
ly two week*.
Since puhtiglilng he haa received the
in forma Cii^Ntnat th«* Court would con
tinue three wreck*, ami a* he U required
to »>e in hi* office at Barnwell while the
courts are in session, the said appoint-
men'* are necessarily withdrawn, :
Taxpayer* will please take due no
tice and govern yourselves accordingly.
The tax b< ok* will he open at Barn
well regularly, and at no other place
this year.
DON’T FORGET
That the monthly meeting of the
County Ootton Association-'will be
held at Barnwell on Saturday, Decem
ber 9th. Let every township be repre
sented.
GREENLAND NEWH.
Rev. R M. Fo-eman will preach at
Pierce’s Chapel on Sunday afternoon,
December 10th. All are invited to at
tend.
The oldest *on of Mr. Frank Owen*,
aged about 17 years, wa* shot a few
day* ago by a colored boy of about the
same ago and died two da} a later from
blood poDonlng l
the
carried
ARBOR DAY AT THE HEALING
SPRING HIGH SCHOOL.
Arbor Day and Thanksgiving Ex
ercises were conducted ^t. Healing
Spring High “School yesterday,
following programme being
out:
Scripture Reading. ,
Prayer.
Song ‘•Bringing In,the sheaves.”
Kecitatinrt: ‘Planting Tree*”—By
Joseph Keeler.-
— Recitation Arbor Day”—By Cora
McClendon/
MusTcT^PTano selection”—By MI‘«
Nellie Ray.
Recitation: ‘‘Palmetto Tree***—By
Judith Ray. • f —^--2
Recitation: ‘‘Name* of Tree*”—B\
Walker Webb.
MuaicrCM’iano aelection” —By Mias
Rosina BUime,
Declamation: ‘‘Historic Trees,”—By
Boncit Dycho*., j — •
Musical Monologue: “True Harvest
Homey 11 —By Miss Ruby Ray.
Recitation: -The Yhankagivlng
Day”—By Mis* Nell R Kay.
Song: ‘‘The Grand Old Tree*”
Music vDiiet”—By Misses Mabel and
Ruth Mims. [.
'After which all repaired fa the yard
where each department planted a tree.
The high School department had eelec
ted J Maynard Boylston as orator of
the day, who aft< r a few we'l chosen
remarks placed the tree Into position
while each , member witli an appro
prlate quotat on. threw in a shovel of
mother earthtire-mitrHTim»t »f>t4n4r
favorite tree—The Water Oak.
The planting of tree* by. each of the
other department# followed. Every
body seemed delighted .and enthusias
tic upon tlie subjecl^ ^The children
hud been asked to bring a coin to be
appropriated towards fencing the
T10N OF YOUR EYES?
Would It not b« well to have them tested?
Inff—not one cent -to find out.
It w(l) cost you noth-
Drop Into our atore and let our opti
cian, wbo haa hqd many yeara’experience, give your eyes a thor
ough teat. He has all the latest appliance* for finding out the con
dition of the sight, whether near or far-alghted; whether the sight
of both ayes la the «ame; will toll you cause and furnlati you with
the necessary remedy for abnormal condition of sight. Qlasaea care
fully fitted to prose-eye* a specialty.
Whatever you do, don’t make the mistake of buying from a ped-
ler. As long aa people buy glasses from mere pedlere they may ex
pect trouble with their eyes. The only object of all pedler# Is to get
your money and get away. Then, aa is ao often the case, If you find
you cannot see with their glasses, there is nothing to do but to throw
them aside and wait for another pedler or come to see us, when. If by
chance you should happen to get a pair that you could not see
through, all you would have to do would be to bring them back to us
and hare an experienced optician fit you up with another pair with
out any charge, or get your money back. Now, that is as fair as we
can offer. There is certainly no way for you to lose anything that
way. We ean always be located, too—not like* the pedler, here to
day'and yonder tomorrow. And, besides. If we sell you a pair of
frames for solid gold, they are exactly as we represent Ihem. We
fully guarsntee every frame that leaves our plaoo to be exactly as
represented or money refunded. .
Creech’s Pharmacy,
MAIN STREET, - - Barnwell, S. C.
J,
McCall’s pat
terns:
l()c and 15c
None Better.
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McCall’s
Magazine
50c a Year,
Including a
Free Pattern
Of Hitfh Clriss Dry Goods,
Swell Dress Gootls and ^Trimmings. Our Rcady-
to-Wear and Dress Making Departments are strict
ly up-to-date. No charge for alterations.' Suits
delivered the same day of
purchase. We have em-
ptoyT'donc of Atlanta’s inogt-competent dressma
kers. No disappointments and all work guaran
teed-to give perfect satisfaction. *' Send us your
orders* or visit our store when in Augusta,
T. W. Coskery, Jr
W. T. Houston
G. W. Andrews
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gam i ■MMprii lafe
ground* and the afnount of $4.75 was
given. W« Intend to get the fence and
piit«jt-up at once so that we may be
able to go ahead with the planting of
fanr flowers in season, as last year we
could not on account of the stock, and
then give various Entertainments to
pav fot it.
Everybody In this section la wide
awake and alert along educational
lines ever ready to do hi* full nart of
the work The school Is the pride 0f |yQ^ BLACKVILLE.
the District and it does not require a
prophet to «ee a bright future for the
*chool. .
“The Bee Hive’
Main Street, Bayjwell,
B. Mazursky, Prop:
AN INNOVATION. ; -t-
Seeing the necessity of Hot, Sod*
Water Drinks the ever popular Peo
ple’s Pharmacy, J. A. Tobin A Co.,
Proprietors, will Introduce such excel
ent drinks as Hot Coffee, Clam Bonl-
lon, Tomato Bouillon, Chocolate, Tea,
and Beef Extract, In their Palace Par-
lors, beginning OctoberSTslT 1506, and
continuing every day'during the bal
ance of eternity. Come and,drink and
remain healthy; Tobin’s is the place.
J. A, Tobin &, Co,,
- Proprietors.
The Committee* appointed in the va
rious township* will see to it thateiich
township i* represented in the meeting
of the Cotton Grower*’ Convention* on
Haturday, thellih. at th# Court House
in Barnwell. In the meantime fur
nish the name of a competent man
from each township, whose duty It
will he to enroll members, to collect
iNehthershtp fee* and the Irate tax to
defray the expenses of the Associa
tion. They will be paid for their ser
vice.* and w|l| he furnished with re
ceipt hook*. «nd pledge* to hold Barn
well share of the cotton now
remaining in the farmers hand* unsold.
M. L. O’Eanwon. Frank H Creech.
Mearetary. President.
SALE DAY.
Thetown was full of good people on
Monday, as is the rule on December
Sale Day.
Land* brought good price* snd
shout two score new mule* changed
owners by sale and uncounted ones by
swap*. a
A goodly nnmbef' of ..subscribers
gave oi* the square deal, one living 15
mile* distant, coming for the sole pur
pose of paying hi* dues.
I expect to receive a oaf load of
horse* and mule* at Olar Friday night,
De emhet gib, and invite the early
call# of all belierers In good stock at
lair prices. ' C.F. Riser,
Parties desiring
lease write to
fine milch cows
W.c. SMITH,
WittisTON, S. C.
Wilt -sell for cash or exdwBge
for beef cattle.
i. F. Calhoun, P. M. Buckingham
Wm. McNab, _
Calhoun i & Co
place for wise men and wiser
wom<Hi to buy
The Best, Warmest 2nd—fine milch cows.
Most Durable Clothiog
and Dudervear, the
Most'Comfortable,
Long Lasting
and Damp
^.„j Defying Shoes,
the Healthiest Blan
kets and Quilts and '
all the Heavy Goods that
will be needed until Spring
For every purpose of dress
or daily labor we are over
crowded with bargains that
all families and individual*
need and our prices -lare so
reasonable that we can ma
the closest buyerohappy.
Good Food helps health.
Better buy our pure grocer
ies than ftm up long drug
and doctor’s bills*
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STILL’S SALE STABLES,
tUCli!ILI4 S. C.
Invite sll In d«cd of good stock si
right prices to cell before buying else
where snd get the best.
TWO CAR LOADS OF MULE*,
sound, straight stock, suited to til
draft snd farm purposes.
ON E CAR LOAD OF HORSEB,
for the young people, the old foHm ifa'4
all who want safe, sound knd sure ani
mals.
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WE CLIMB HIGHEH ~——
EVERY YEAR.
-JUST-
RECEIVED-
FIVE CAR LOADS OF
IO USES AND MULES1
ONE CAR FOR ALLEN
DALE. ;
TWO DOZEN DEERE
STALK CUTTERS AT
BLACKVILLE, AT A
VfeRY LOW PRICE.
J. D. WHITTLE.
MRS. KELLY’S
STUDIO,
GLHRK STREET,
BLRGKUILLE, S. G.
The long
SummerU
ended, the
chill of com
ing Winter
is in the air
and now is
the time and . _ ^
tho “RTTF New French Giant Argentull AspsT-
YT TYT'TT”’ V. a K u « Root* for Sale at $2.50 a thousand
ril Ylit the Can deliver at any time until February
1st 1906. Fine, well grown stock
J. H E. Milhous, Blackville. S. C.
For first clas* portraiture, work
equal to the best done in city ifudlos.
Latest styles in card mount*.*A line
of fine pictures (band work) pastels,
water colors and oil;- for holiday
trade. Kodak Albums, Post Csrds
made to order. Kodak work a speclal-
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Mrs. Kelly Is a pupil of the Lenney
Studio of Atlanta and can guarantee
satUfactory work In every line of pho
tography.
It gives me great arid sincere pleasure to notify my
friends and his friends that I have secured the eeFvices of
[prtT:" Pumr ftTi&igBtia; wmawts: Ao "jnagoTlo my
constantly increasing business. ^
With his help and assisted by Messrs N. G.W. Walk
er and I. L. Attaway I can serve all in need of the Best
Vlules and Horses that can be bought front Kentucky
Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are their nuU
erial and workmanship. ~
Comfortable and elegant Buggies and Harness, aa safe
^ , ■ J. w IIWIWT
as the best life insuxance against accident.
Don’t be blind to your interest^ come and we’ll snifC
prise you with satisfaction.
CHARLIE BROWN,
* Hill Top Stables
THE
Best Bred ; r
Horses and Mdes
—— to the kind
Q. A. KENNEDY keeps
At Willistoo, S. C.
Two car loads of clipping
good ones just received.
To go with them, just re
ceived, One Car Piedmont
Wagons, One" Car Stude-
baker Wagons^
Stock of Tyson & Jones and
FIPE.
Life, Accident,
LIGHTNING
-AND-
. Live Stock
IHSURAMCE,
At Lowest Rates in* r :
Strongest Companies
CALHOUH' k CO, -
—OFFICES At—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL
other well known beat makes
of Buggies.
Delays arc dangerous, but
there is no danger in buyin
my high quality of stoe
and goods at my bed rock
prices* _
Remember, they fire at
^ At KENNEDY’S,
WlLLISTON, S. C^
INSURANCE.
Life,
Fire,
Health.
•Old Line” com-
Accidcnt,
We represent only
panies. 1
THE GERMANIA LIFE, OF MEW
YORK
THE NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS
AGENCY
THE AMERICAN FIRE, OF MEW
JERSEY
THE EQUITABLE FIRE OF CHAR
LESTON
THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY OF
LONDON —'
All kinds of insurance promptly writ
ten and attended to In person by
Snellisg & Sherfesee, tints.
BARNWELL, 9. 0.
ALWAYS
WHITTLE’S STABLES'
— BLACKVILLE, S. C,
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Keep up all the year round a procession of great
bargains for wise buyers. ^ .
Sold this season Two Carloads of Horses and
Mules and two more have just been received, and
more will follow as needed and on time. .
Best Georgia Wagons,
A Carload of \he famous
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Ih Macon, Georgia, made;
For the best Southern Trade.
IA Carload of Buggies, the best on wheels, and
few nice rubber tire bicycle wheels.
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DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS.
DENTAL SDHGEOI,
BUCKY1LLE, S. C* 1
Will be at his Barnwell
office ’ every Monday and
Tuesday, and at his home
office in Blackville ever*
Friday and Saturday.
MONEY TO LEND.
W* fire prepared to iMftotlete loans om'
Improved farms for fly# years, partial
payments, interest 8 par cent on loans
tinder $1,000; 7 pfit eant on loans oves
$1,000. Don’t write, come and sea
J. 0. Patterson 4 Boa.
DR. JHO. P. LEE. JR
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