The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 28, 1905, Image 2
"The Barnwell People.
JNO. W. HOLIES, Eiibr i Prop'r.
tARURST COUSTf CIRtTLATIOl*.
Tlll'Ki^DAY. DRCRVIUEUS-t, 1!K>A.
**4»wn*lr-ytyw -tr* wit h t» •*fHl<j , s ~
’ Itniwrfoctloim Itv,”
Ki*r rotitft* lujl■ onco h
V
Anti mH»ty tiling fan not af>|>car.
Yen’ll like to hear, weM INk* 1 t<» 8aV.
Ma*t wait niuH another.<lay.
Sonth Carolina jtrowa in *izj a* well
a« In other ways. A renent aurvey
r>ik 1*5 from North l.'arolina ami atld* to
Martb tro Conotv a ‘trip ahotit a him*
ilreil yard* wide and thirteen inllea
fr.iis; On thia new ailditlMt) two old
I'a hioiiuil har room* are. lining bn*l-
IK-8S.
Mrs. .leffcraon DavU. Widow of the
Cjofederate l*re»i(lent, eontlnnea ta
live in New York, enminjj Sooth in the
winter. Site i* 61 year* oSd r frail but
not allinir. She i* well takgn earn ^y
Kditor Joarph I’nlino r. "f the World,
for whose paper hl^ write* when ii
pit a»o.< her.
A happy New Year to yon. dear
reader. Not a happy new year day,
but In 11 three linndrel and' sixty-five
happy day*. It res'* largely with
eaeli whether that wi-h *hall eome
true. Turn over the new leaf, live a
day at; a lime ami, doiiur yoilr be*r,
leave the rest to provi iein e.
Several old i'*iie, iinreeonstrneted
repiihiiean eonjjres*tnen, Heifer,
Crum packer Ai Co., wln» were re*nr-
reeteil in la*t year’* ilo isevelt fre*liet,
have renewed thoir ernsade to rednee
Sonthern representition iii t onore**.
'These feilows'eviJeirliy don’t like
superior, eonipanv t,r-eaie'.ft>r the y'ood
of tlieromitry, t l»e tln-V would favor
the increase rather Ilian the editing
down of ti e niuntier (>l l>txle’* leaven.
A New Orleans earrespondent write*
n* 1 that 1 -*»tt4v anti-wrll-ntf-
.1 a p’anese are engiijjed in planting
colonic* in l#ouiViatia for rice culture,
and tSat no enolle*, Of I Tie Ttborihg
<‘la*« are liein£.jinported.
• A* 'I'exa* and l:,>id'iaiia IdvA^w^aWnf.
mined the rien ludiisiry. in South Caro-
jiitawe doiit. fed any interest in tlye
matter. Hut w ill not he surpiJ.M'd if
t&crzses- a^ia»fc.infrwi i i',r
tlie .lH|iaitesu drive tbn nattves out of
The a lee fields in t he Sonatt w est,
N K\T TT Ks)l»A V, JtKMKM I!UK
Tim Horn well Division of the* Smiili-r
ern i>rt!on tirnwer.s’ Convention will
eonvenc at Haruwoll (ioiirt Hon*** on
^Tuesda V. ''aleda v ) seeond day of .la*i
nary, HMIO, for the purpose of trail*
acting die following Inisine**.
1st. (la 11 i tut the roll of Townships
and enrolling d. legates
L’ud. Klpelidn of oflieera for the year
Kniil.
Hid. Kleeting delegates to State Con-
veotlon ••n tlrd of January.
I'll. Kleeting delegate* to Southern
<iiuiventioii at New Orleans.
nth Election of township orga'ni/.er*
and col lector*
Kvery tow ii*hip will »oe thHt their
reinvsentativc* are here o» the day ap-
poi i7t& (TaSove.
Frank II. Crccch,
11. L. O’llannon,. President.
.Sevty. ■
Til K AIKK.V SAHA It A.
Ten families of Polish immigrants
have heen planted on the Coward place
nealr Hontmorenei. In .l.muary next
t w« BuTuTi^T more niitortniiwie* will
he settle,) there. TTiev will he given
fraft of crop* they make for their sup
port and be paid ■wagr* be*ide*. The
tract contain* g.flfl!) aereS"of the poorest
TaiidTn Sooth Caiolina.
The railroads in the cotton belt have
piven a rate o( one fai^ for The round
trip to the mas* enivention of the
.Southern cm ton A“n(dation . to, be
held hi New Orleans. Jaouarv 11.12 !J1
fVCsUlent Ilarvie Jordan hopes to see
fijOdO delegates in attendance.
Both Japan and Ttus‘la are rtmliiig
the result* ot- war a*- tereihlo a» Its bat
tle*. In Japan Moiov thonsand are on
the verge of *tat vat ion. In Uii«*m icvo-
hition and riot prevail* an<l the toieli
■'TTTTTiP'bands of the peasants-redih n*
the eount rv skies hv the burning of the
homes of the landed proprietor*,
A“i-tant Attorney ffeneral t.eroy
F Yoonian* ad\i-es the Law and Or
der l.eagtio of Prosperity, Newberry
Coontv, toat litiuor* brought into this
Mate lor personal use, no .oi'lXlji‘l...1iny..L
'citiall the i|iianiitv ipav he .-eize.l utter
delivery t<* the eonslguee under the
stunug and kevplug in pa»*e**i«;u
CTS'vTse'or the dtsjiensary law.
TO BXRNWRU, COCNTY TEACH-
KKS:
Yon were Invlp'd by our eflhdertt
County Superintendent to convene in a
County Association at Barnwell
While a respectable number of tench
er* re*ponded, still f TiriCR little disnp-
polated that the attendance w»* not
more universal, nor wa* there the spir
it shown In the in ettng that I ban de-
*1 retl and we shiitrhl * x pert; TVi"ffur
ther the effort* of our .Suiterintemleot
I will slate the good work that has
Beefi done lit Florida, for our pfoTe*-
sion through the county organixathui.
r YhV Clay Countv (Fla.) Assoelatifni
met monthly. We elected'a niembrr of
tha County School Hoard a* our chair
man. A t the meeting a printed list of
question* was pi aired on the desk of
each teacher. Four or live qncationa
were enrelully prepared on each sub
ject upon which the teacher I* examin
ed at the annual uniform exainluatioo*.
One month from that date, flic teach
er would return hi* w rkCtcu answers,
wittrht* name signed tilerotp, to the'
< hnirm in. This Was earefuliy exam
ined by tlie Cminty Sehool Hoard., Al-
ph.abcilcaily arranged wero » number
of pigeon hoxea in the office of the
</onuty Superintendent. Kaoh tiaper
was numerically valued and placed In
it* proper box.
Should a patron or teacher call on
the superintendent to Inquire the
Ktandlng of any teacher, therp was Id*
record shown In hi* own hand with an
offlclltl valuation. These Hies are to
day a standing ree.omineiidation of
each member of our working organtza-"
lion. •
At tlie ineetjng* we had excellent
profesHlonal work put before us that
proved highly heuetleiaf.
The School Hoard fixed Friday a*
the day of the inoiii.hlv meetiinr. We
were paid a* though actually leaching
in our several school*.
In penmanship iva received special
instruction upon tlie theory and prao-
tlce of the Spencerian system.
We had a cuuniiittpc on i'rununela-
tluii. To them we referred all name*
that were in.question a* to proper pro-
nupe.iaj.toii.' v V.
VVv could have a professor Oh Rapid
Calculation, a* taught by thoi Roches
ter Cominerelnl School,
If you,Ii* tenehenij, would tajte prop
er ioterevt in till) gieat educational
w in k, yon at once elevate the standard
of our noble profession, by increasing
your individual eflielcney.
There are Three standards today of
judging luitldun) character:
I -.t. j lie po-ition of t.ie womau.
2nd. < omlitidn of roads and hihlges.
•i I (iiiirnieter of licr teachers and of
that, of her schools, t
A* teachers we can resolve oursprves
jnlo aJJonnty Nmnial. ftilopfipg smup'
of the salient features of Jdfe Florida
nrganiz ition that I IraA^w iliyie.riIn'll.
T’o this wo may aiM^mhor* that time
and - exnrricrrre have ■ suggested.—To
vounger aiot less experienced teacher*
mm h beuirfU is derived in thesfe hh*o-
et.itimx^ Yon are being fitted for
gO-aier usefulness, ahd prepared for
Tiiiff"RTiTnTai^xamination.' " - . ' ^ AA
in this country there are burning
iwjmstlfii^' fTiat. can imt remU
Von owe It fo your plofex^tftTV, ornt n,
'yourselves To lie ever vlgSlent toAitl-
vance the rising generation by every
honorable ineMiia.
The!i* is Hitr Turtvrn Ticrorw ua. I,«i
u* suitably- prepare our pupils, that
carli mnv be the better prepared for tha
great battle of life. Let u* eome to-
getlpvr as brothers; attend our Jan
uary uieeting asid show the tax paver,
’ollb-er and oatron yon realize that you
too have a high mis*i(»n to fnMHI.
I hope my suggestions may assist in
the great cause of Free I'opular Edu
cation in Haruwell County
YJur co-worker,'
N. A. Patterson,
Dec. 28th, 1005.
Aneil Toole, or ('amphell, t'olored,
pmtnrtrty t'm <iT'(Ti itT"pefiohTn the eoljii-
tv, died in Rosemary township on the
16:h Inst He was certainly Upwards
of a hundred year* of age. He claim
cd to remain Iii r when there were only
two house* in Charleston, anil his chil
dren put hi* age at HI!) years. His
youngest arm by his third wife is 5!)
years old' H •, .-- e
Up to three years ago be wa* quite
strong and eoijhl walk to Augusta,
over U) ndles, asTjoU kly as lha average
young negro man. —-• -
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THE HICKS A LM A N At FOR 1906.
The Rev Irl R. Iliek* Almanac will
not he pubUshed for l!*0ti, hilt hi*
Monthly Journal, Word and Works,
ha* been changed into a large anih
costly Magazine, and tt~will contain
ids storm and weather forecasts and
other astronomical features complete.
The November iimnla'i, now
ready, contains the forecasts from Jan
uary to June, l!t(Hi„_- The January,
number, ready December 20th, wiH
eontain the forecast* front July to
Deeemh r, 1906. The price of this
splendid Magazine4*-one dollsrayear
Nee it and von w ill have it. The Xo-
Venih' r and January numhers contain
fog the Rev. Irl R Jlieks forecasts for
whole year, and more' complete than
ever, can he had by lending at oneo 25
cents Tfi B’ord and Work*- 1*uh) 1 *h 1 ng
Company, 2.'ail Locust Street. ?H. Louis.
Mo.
DKAD KAnY.
The other evei ing u.man of the bni-
gbir tvp« stepped tip to air old gentle
man and, handing h;m a pieceol paper,
»slid •.
•‘.wlr. would you lie good enough to
read me tlie writing on this piece of
paperY”
The individual addressed eonsentxl.
mi d, moving toward tho ravs of a con
venient gas lamp, rend the following
Vords: ^
“D you utter a cry nr speak a sing!*-
word f shall shoot you. Give me your
w atch and chain and purse at once and
ihen-psK*on.”
Coiiipletelv taken off his guard, the
gemleoiau hatided oittr ttie artrrh*
asked for and walked off A few step*
b "ought Itim to a policeman anil, re-
iNting hi* story, tho pwtr orocie‘ed m
pursuit of tif* stranger, wlu who not
jw-r. out of sight.
Next morning before the m: gi*trate
rttc vagrant was culled upon lor an ex-
• (danation.
* “Your honor,” he said. ‘ I am not an
educated njau. and, therefore, catr
' imlthe-r read nor write. Last evening
J picked up a piece of paper, and. it
striking me that it might be soiierlihig
of iipporunoe. I took it to the Hist per-
soo f umt and aske»l him to decipher it.
The^poff lpnom rawd it quWtlv to J»im-
self am! then, without saving a word,
iMiided me hi* watch, chain and purse
H»d walked off. without giving me
tliue to recover Tronr my surprise in to
M*k him what be uieani.’'--J-omlon Tit
UNION MEETINGS
Will lie lo-ld ai Friendship, lillltn,
4"fTp-Tfiy ffralfe rrlUnfiTtrs^ TfeTs-tTiTiTr
and 31. > A -
Introduetorv sermon—Text, Malacbi
8 :H.
To)>le No 1 : What do the scriptures
teach concerning Christian Giving.
Topic No. 2: L* the dispensary a
scriptural I n*iitaitlon
Ft iendshiii—Inttoduetory sermon,
W D. McMillan.
Topic No. 1 : T. J. Sandifer, VY.' T.
Cave. E. L Hsndr.rs, J. O. McMillan.
T'opie jfo 2 : W. G. Rntten, C.' M.
Edentield, Juo. H. Armstrong, J. A.
Jenkins.
Sumlav, 10 .JO, Mass Meeting in in
terest of Sunday Schools: C C. Elzey,
rf G. MavHeld.
Missiotiary sermon: (J. W. Garner
Ktko—Iqtroductorv sermon: C. M.
Hillings.
Topic No. 1 -. G. N Askew, George
Bovtslon. It. M. Mixson.
Topic No. 2: W. M. Jones, G. E.
Dirt, W TTWallter
8unday 10:30, Mass Meeting in inter
est. .Sunday School*; Kev Brinson. Jeff
HMTrttrrtTrr.'
Missionary sermon : W. M Jones.
Hpriog Hram-h—Introductory sor
mon. Ilro, Htotulenilre.
Topic No. 1: H . P. Chiaolm, C. B
Free, Dr. J H Hlaek. ,
Topic Xi>. 2: H P. Hair, D O. H(in
ter. I). Rice.
Sunday lOatO: Mas* Mcet/ng in tn-
tere.-t oi ^undnv Schools; Rev. J. K.
Hair. J. Ann tor, C. Kent/.
—Missionary set in on, S. P. Hair.
Ditme' - w ill lie ex peeled -oo-
SafRrdav * ^
Collection for State Missions.
i W.-M Jones.
('. M. lilHIngs,
G. W. Garner,
W. G. Rritton,
koniuiiacc.
'fc,“
Cabbage Plants. n l A \
I am again reaily to
fill your order* for e»r-
v ly *nd late vftrleties of
Cabbage. They are
grown in open air near
watef. antTwril
*staiul hard cold with- / -
out injury,' /
Prices—$lio per 1000 •
Earger the lots, smaller
Ihe price. ~ ^
AV. I<\ CATIR,
MKOGIOtT, S. C.
IX T41K DI ST K J CT CO U Rf OF T11E
l NirBIrsTATKK.
Foktiik Kastkiix DihtiiIot OK Houtii
Carolina.
In (he matter of ) In Bank-
Isaae Knopf, Bankrupt f rnptcy.
To the creditors of Isaac Knopf, of
Fairfax, In l he Comity o/ Ham well and
District aforesaid. Bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
8th day or November, A. D. I90d, the
said Isaac Knopf was duly adjudicated
bankrflpt; and that the first mee'.ing of
Rift creditor* w ill be held at Barnwell
S. C.In the oflbte of tho Referee, on
the 6th day of January, A. D. HKKJ,
at 15 o’clock in , at w hich time the
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
and transact such other
.business as may properly come before
said meeting.
R. A. ELLIS;
, Referee in Hankruntev.
Barnwell, S, C.,'December 21 11K)5.
STATE Of sera CAROLIjA,
COUNTY OK 1U RNWKLL,
. In the-ProbitTeCotirt.
By J. K. Snellihg, Esq , .tu-lge of ITubiyt^ln
Barnwell Coantyv -
Wlieri-as C. (’. Bnnj-n lia^U' made suit
unto me to grunt Frank (L-Precti I etters of
Aduilnirvtr.iHon, on tl>*r1^tute of t harltoii I>.
Brown, dceeased^-4^-
These are^theiefore, to cite land admonish,
Notice is hereby given that the tin-
derslgned w-IlL on Monday, January
J6th, ItKK) flle'bls final account with J.
K. finelllng. Judge of Pi'll bite for
BarnwHI County, a* Administrator of
the estateof Benj.C. farmer, deceased,
and ask for letter* dlsmissory.
R. T Farmer, •
Adniinistrator.
M AHT'KR S HALE,
til <'arollnn,|
Htafe of Bout
County of Barnwell
Court of Common Pfea*. * '
W. T. Walker, et ol. Plaintiffs,
* v*
Cleo Brown, ct. al,‘"Defendant*.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed in the above entitled cause |
will sell at Barnwell, in front of Hie
Court House, on Tuesday, Januarv,
second, l'.**rt it being sahdny In said
month, within the legal hours of sale,
the following desoribei] real properly :
ATI that tract, of plantation of land
sltirate. lying and being in Barnwell
County., Htate of Smith Carolina, con
taining thirty three (83) acres more or
less, and bounded as follows: On the
North by lands.of Halil. Newton; on
the Fast hv land 4 of Cenia Thomas and
Andrew Walker; on the .South by
lands formerly owned By Viey Odom
and on the West by lands of L. M.
Groves.
Term* of sat(rTW«tr- Purchaser to
|>ay for paper*.
. II. Er^’HANNON, ’
M aster.
Master’* Ofllce. December, II. 1906.
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
On Friday January fifth. 1900, I will
appidut three disinterested |>er*«n* To
appraise and set off to W. W. Monre ii
lioinealead in hi* real and personal pro-
perty. pursuant to a petition, made by
him tu me.
AH persons Interested are notified
that any exceptions t > the return of the
apivraisers must b'* made within iltldays
after the date «>f «aid return.
II.L.O BA.VNON.
M aster.
Master’s Ofiice. Deetmb.er, Hth JP05.
MASTER’S HALE.
State of South Carolina,!
County of Barnwell, f
Court of Common-Plea*.
Enterprise Bank, Plaintiff, l
~—, ,v*.
W. W. Moore, et al . Defendant*.
By virtue of n decretal order to me
d'reeted In thu above entitled cause, I
will sell at Barnwell, in front of the
rnurt lloo«e, en Tue*rtav, Jannarv
second, 190C. It being saleday In said
month, within the legal hour** of sale,
th« fnllowii'g described real property,
situate In the county and B ate afore
said r —~ ~
Tract No. 1.
All that lot Jn the town of Barnwell,
containing one acre, more or less and
honnded on the North bv street »epa-
ratirg it from residence lot of W. Gil
more Simms, K-q.; on the E**t hv lots
of Mrs M. I, Walker; Srtnfh bv lots of
The esrata of Mrs L P. Moore, rte-
cessed. rptfens Savings Bank, A. P.
Manville ami H. W Tfotii and lot, of C.
N. BnrckhaHer and B est by C. C. Ca-
Hjff.-et »1. . * .
Also tract No. 2.
AM that lot containing sjwl ^meas
uring fifty feet bv two hundred and
two feet (202) and bounded' on the
North hv above described lot. East hv
lot of Citizen* Savings Bank p South hv
Main Street and We*t.bv A. P. Mao-,
vllle’* iot.
A Do tract No 3.
, Al' that, lot containing ahootr three-
foiirtbs of an acre. boiinde<l Nonh. bv
lot ot Mrs Kittle I Shuck and on the
East, West and South by streets of said
town.
' Also tract No. 4.
Tr
and In
till Sr
lot In tbc
FINAL DISCHARGE.
N,6Uee js he
Qersigned w
fv given that rhe jin-
eiiiTSiitiirdH V, 23rd, De-
aT aml^imlar, the kindr. il and creditors of cember liHC. make applYeation for let
tevs of tinal discharge ns Administrator
of the e-tHfeof Warren p WilleOx, be
fore J K Sopiting. K*q, J mlge of Pro
bate for Barnwell Countv.‘
the^Suid Charlton I>. Brown, deceased, ti'ftt
tit-y Ik) undTippciir U-foreTne, in the ' hurt of
Probate to la- licl.t at Bnrmvett on Weifnca-
duy, January '3.1, P.wti, n.-xt, after publiea-
tlon Hereof. atTI o’.-lo. k iii inTY •rvnoou, to
sliow cause. If any they have, why the suid
adiiiinbdratiotAfiiould not U:Vrantcl
{ItvetTtiijider niy 11 and .t tiU lDlh day of i)e-
cciuber, Auno'Dondtd, 1905.
John k hnllmm;,
^ • “ProWato Jnd«c.;
?ub>ishc.T in Tire TURKWM.tr
.■einlivr 21. 19(XV: ,-
-Bfc WrMIMS,
ir~
Barnwell, - - S. C.
From November 1st to April I
11 be in my office every day.
From April-to November I will
attend calls in the country or
wil
meet patients at any of our towns
by appointment.'
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YOUR CIIII.I)
SURJIXT ^
TOCRpUP?
if so w hy let it suffer w hen
Ca mtliol
x! ves immediate Hiid permanent
relief. “SEE CIRCULAR ”
Camthol, the great familv rcm« ■
<lv, I* a specific for Rhttini dDm,
Swellings, Insect Bile*,—Hitros.
Headache, Neura'gla, Ear-ache,
Tooth-ache, all aches and pains.
Slid at Crwtfh'n Phnrmacv
•-!• • >F •-F • d* • F • F •‘F • *F • *F • d* * *F • *F •
^ . ■stvici.
-JUST-
RECEIVED
1TVK CAR LOADS-OF
HORSES A^sD MULES
FORBI^’KY 1L L1: —
ONECaI^FOR ALLEN
DALE,^ *
DOZEN DEERE
TWO
STALK
CUTTERS AT
BLACKY I IrfLE, ,AI-^A
w Y-KTvTTrO 'W VTTRTE
r
j. d. whittle:
FfNE MILCH COWS.
milch cows
Parties desiring fine
please w rite to
W. (’. SMITH,
WTi.i.ibtox. S.'Cs
Will sell for cash or exchange
heef eattle.
JOT"'
fV he.
INSURANCE.
Life, r „
Accident,
Fire,
Health.
T)ld Line” coin-
Adniluistraro-.
Allendale. S. (J. November. 2l»t, H)(l5.
All that certain store_ai
town of Donhaiton, sajj State and
Conntv. and bound-d on the North bv
lot. No 25: Sosith bv Railroad Avenue;
F.«.' hv Hie' orv street, and West hv
lot No. 3. said lot being mortgaged, be-
F’jBfJ'd No. 4 Fn phu of G M Greene,
Esq.,,Surveyor, and containing one-
half acre, upon whh-Ii !•' .ereeteff 'Briy
(Mfeore) srrtre house ir^snld town.
*—--—— — ADo tract No. 5.
AH mv Interest f Moore’s' in the b-iek
building in whie-h I do business in'said
town of Karr.well, hounded North by
allevwav separaTlng the same from
hnl’ding of Brown: on the East bv' lot
of Brown; on)the South hv allevwav
set'a-Hting «ald lot from Masonic Tenn-
p’e lot. and on the.Wait by a street of
said town.
Term* of sa'e cash.” Purchaser to
pay for paper*. _
II. L. O’B A N NON,
Master.
Maker’s Office. December 11th 1905.
,%5 Cuslomers served there Saturday, November 4, '05.
A FEW words about coffee. The fin st grown are Mocha and Juvn
A blend of che.e makes a drink beyond all Comparison. ‘Ryan
...y offer*^voo this htend in i I Hi nlr tight can at 30e:, with the guar
antee that it will go a* far as 2 lbs of Arbuckle, Lion or anv i4her coffee,
of tike grade, nr hidney refunded. T’he'Tileildgr* of this eoff^e offar a re-
w ard of $100.ix) to any oin^^io can produce a'better coffee lor the same
money/ —i-
HEN ymi go to Rran’s ask for his SVil«» Cheese, Italian Maesronl,
"Tfiieh (hive Oyl, ( alihiruia Peaches, Large Wh'r.e. Cherries,
Ine-made^Pr.-Mti v»» and JeUies, Dried Pi at-hes. Ifrtetl Apples,
CoilntryjiiXmu, Buck Wtieat, Big Horniny,Grape Fruits, Force, Cream
of V4 heat :
mME place seems to he Headquarters for frtdt for Christmaa cakogj;
I Raisins in the tiunch, Seeded Raisin*,-Cleaned'Chrrarits, Citrdu,
* . Extracts aiid Sid.-es of alt kinds
I N Canned Vi’gef.ah'es you will find—Blood lied Beets, Siieeorash,
Sauer Kraut, Garden Corn, Garden Pea*. ' M hen von want to make
Soup ask for his Soup Can; it contains 10 diffeTent kind* of vegeta
bles. ’
Come and see us:
G. K. RYAN,
J. S. BLACK.
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Op SEASONABLE GOODS/ LACES.
Embroideries, All -’Ovtais,
BrILU ANTINES, P O NG E N E T TRS,
Lawns, Linens and Wagh Fab
rics., We INVITE INSPECTION.
BRIGGS, BUIST &. CO.
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THE BANK of BARNWELL.
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SUEPLUB and UNDIVIDED PSfiFITS.
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-$30,000.
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MONEY kept in jour house may tie lost by theft or fire. Deposit It with ns *nd
transfer the resriouaibtlity.
Weearry bUKOl.AR INSURANCE PUOTFCTfON, and hare fire-proof vaults.
The habit of deposTUng-with us will save von many a dollar that might beanwiaelr
spent if k> pt ir, your prtcki t*. .CON VKAlT THF. HABIT NOW.
The einvenierict -uid, safety of paying all your obltgations by check, once tried,
wifi re-ver be given up'. ; , k .
Checks and drafts ran be fa My sent to us by mall without living registered.
■Either edl in person and open an account with ua or write ns.
C.T\ < ALIIOUN, Presiden'. a.
BUTLER IjAGOOD, Vice-President.
P M. BUCKINGHAM, (.ashler.
G. W. MANVILLE, Awt. Cashier.
For Sale.
AV Dairy Farm is for sale,
consisting of £0 head of Regis
tered and. High Grade Jersey
Cattle, Silo, 4 horse power
GasolmeyEngine, Grain Grind
er, Cream Separator, and all
things necessary for running
-a ^modern Dairy. Cattle and
For fifst class portraiture, work
equal to the best done In city studios,
j'- i i - n - j , j Latest styles in card mount*, A liae.
Lrxtures- cash; Residence aneforffne iiiciure* (hand work) pastel..
Farm on easy terms.
gle'ndale jersef. farm,
Barnwell, S. C
In o.ur Dru^. StaiTL-vvo-l^xt-tUo- tlis-
Pi(l>
jvpiy and certninly the chcAjK'st ever
in Barnwell. Kvetvfhrii;e fui- Santa
shown
Claus.
M e offer 'till Christmas a fifteen per cent
Tuduction on Cut (Hass.
—* See flint branti ful cut
glass
howl, former
price $30, now t(y‘ro.at its a bargain.
Onr Sterling Silver, tao, must, go if low
prices are what you wnnL———
What we tell von about our ffbods is cor^
rect: enough snid on t]j.-o poini
Fire-works and Fraiits of eve.ry kind and
(Vesurhition for your Xinas^entertainment.
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Our stock of Candv ,is made bv Lownev
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0nd his name <on"every piece, guaranteed
fresh; in 1, 3, and o pound hoxeft.
We rcprOseut only
paiiie*.
THE GERMANIA LIFE, OF NEW
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Til E NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS
AGENCY
THE AMERICAN FIRE, OF NEW
- JERSEY
THE EQUITABLE FIRE OF CHAR-
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.lesion
THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY OF
LONDON
All kInds of IrtsiVranee promptly wri-
ten and attended to In person by
Saelling & Sherfesce, qciits.
liAKNWELL, S. C. * .
Our Furniture department will oiler some
Bugs at prices which cannot be duplicated
anywhere. Oiir stock of Furniture is full
and while it has advanced 10 per cent we
stand by our guns and shoot the high price
people, w hich tickles us. See those dozen
beautiful Willow Roe.korp, almost for n song,"
and none w ill he left 3 days before Xmas, so
get a move on you. - -
Our Millinery Department has a pretty full
Mock of Ladies’ Skirts, Jackets and Cloaks,
eithej of which swe will offer you at cost.
For one day before Xmas we will offer One
Thousand Dollars w’orth of Embroideries as
follows: Embroidery at laets; 20cts
'Embroidery at 12cts; loets Embroidery at
JOets; lOcts Embroidery at Sets. This lot
v just to hand. The day w ill be Wednesday^.
December 20tb. *
Our stfxks are worth inspecting. Remem
ber we undersell any one.
TOBIN’S THREEuSTORES.
William UcHaK ■ I H. Caldwell.
McXAB & CALDWELL.
New Firm, 1 j New Goods,
Best Value**. \ I Lowest Prices.
A. P. MANVILLE’S OLD STAND.
Main Street, Barnwell, S. C.
We odor our entirely new,* can-fully seUx t-
<4 and bought st ik -at pleasing pritvs.
N-it a .shop.worn ortub< in sbH>k.
In liry ami l)re«s HrJkb aft the «t imlarJ fa-
VunUs^sIl tlui- M.wift -< iimliiluti’., |>»r t«ror,'~
latest ftiles amt la-ht qnahties,
ShtM-.s are a Spac aity with us, and the old
and t'i.- young of all occupations will-ttaU-
here tho complete comfort of easy wearing
and long lasting shoes, slippers Ae.-
Our 1 lets wI 1 please all good Lmtes, tsith
in the beauty ol stile and excellence of niate-
rial. / ' .... .
o-- Notions, Cents FornFhfng* and 'ml*-
eeljatieoas goovls hee»i only to be seen to be
appreiiated • . ..
4'lrr nriy eafixTtf mir friend* and the pur-
cliai-iiig pul-lie ere most eonliallv invited.- ,
We are confiilent Unit we can give eomplet-
i at **tl»faction to all cash eustoiuers and that
we . an (tf4JaiTlsavj* you money anil give you
pleaauie on every pim-hase.
- Very sincerely,;
Mt'NAB A CALDWELL.
MRS. KELLY'S"
. STUDIO,
CLARK STREET,
BLRGKI/1LLE, 8. G.
wafer, color*, anil oil; for holiday
trade. Kodak Albums, Po«t C*ri(t
Amuer. TToclak "work » T^cl*!-'
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Mrs. Kelly is * pupil of the Lenney
Studio of Atlantik and 'e*n guarantee
•atlafaotory work In every Hue of pho- '
tography. * .
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Treasurer’s Notice.
The Treasurer’s Offiee will be open
for the collettion of taxes levied for
1905, from the 15th day of October to
15th day of March, 1906, Inclusive.
From the 1st to the 31*t day of Jan
uary, IDnfl, a penalty of one per cent
will be added to all taxes paid in Jan*
nary. —a / .— ————-
GLXLBAL
M EBCIIAXDISE,
AViUiston, S. C.,
offer* at 1 owe8f*TH1n^;Jirlees a com-
pit-tp, c a re f u1tv' si5fi( J1 E?:ir ail JfTdiml y
bouebt stock of the Best and Newest
General Merchandise for the Fall and
■Whiter trade
In all lines—Diy ftpri
Dress Goods,. 0+othing,
Slioes, Hats, Hardware, No-
tions. Staple and Fancy
ruary, 19(16. a jieuatty of two per cant.
will be added to all taxes paid in Feb
ruary.
From the l*t to the 15th day of
March, 1906, a penalty of eeveti per
cent, will be added to all unpaid tax js,
LEVY.
For State purpose* mill*.
For-Ordinaiy County mill*'.
For constitutional School 3 mill*.
For BlackviHe Township,
S|>ecial road tax 2 mill*.
Special School Levy, Ce
dar Grove 1 mill.
Allendale, Hstbary Branch, BlackviHe,
Double Pond, Elko, Kdi*'.o, Fairfax,
Friendship, Healing Spring*, Kline,
Morris, Now Forest, Oak Grove, Old
( nlumhia, Reedy Branch. Seigling-
ville. Se\en Pine* and Tinker
Greek. 2 mills.
Willlston, 2J mill*.
.BartOO, Big Fork, Cave,- Hn-korv IHHv
Owens’ X Roads, Sycamore No. 51
and Ulmers, 3 mill*.
Hercules and Lee* 4 mill*.
Barnwell, 4^ miU*.
The Com in ii tat ion Road Tax Notice
wilt appear a* soon as the County
Board passes on same. • „
The comiitatlnu road tax of two dol-
and suit alt cu-iomcrs.
All competition in city or i-onntry
w ill be met in both quality and prices
lara will be received until March 1st,
1906 , -■ :
J. B. Armstrong,
Conntv Treasurer,
Barnwell, 8. C., Sept. 12. 1906.
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enn please all tastes'' ThfctAndltor or hi* a«*ea«or* will at-
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of goods
The public cordially invited to call
and see fOTYYwVmselves. I will be glad
to lice all old' friends, to make many
new one* and to prdye to ail that 1
stand on the,right trade platform.-•
f' p. lee,
AY 1LLISTON, s. C.
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JAMES A. WILLIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
, Bukckhaltkit— Biildino,
Barnwell, — * - S. O.
Practice in State Prompt Atten-
and Federal lion Given to
Courts. all Business.
DICKS - HOUSE,
c:it BliOAI) ST.,
AcaosTA, Ga. '
Excellent rooms and good table
hoard. Kates, fi so per day; special
rates by jhe week.
A . P. Dicks, Pkop.
R EG I ST RATION NOTICE.
The Registration P.ooks will be open
in the Court House on -the Hrit Mon
day (sahMiav) in each month for the
transaction of auch IntsinesM as j* re
quired liy law.
W. J. Baxlov, Chairman.
U. K. Duubar, Jiccretary, ^
tend at the place* and dates named be
low for the purpose of taking Tax Re
turn* for the year 1906.
Tax payer* will bear In mind that
real estate a* well as personal proper
ty must be returned, and owners of
Real Estate are'eautioned to come pre
pared to state thebumber of acre* and
value; building* thereon and value t-f
sam«; whether any'has been sold or
acquired since January. 1904. from
whom acquired or to whom sold.
The Auditor takes thi* occasion to
say that the tax return* constitute the
material with which the Auditor’s du
plicate is made up and error* In the re
turns will cause error* on the tsx,
book, hence the importance for care In
making and taking return*
Banurell, C. II., .from January 1st
to 7th. 10U6.
Mercatus; Januarv fith.
Siielling; January 9th.
Dunbarton; January 10th.
Ashley’a Store; January Uth.
Brabham’s Store; January l«th.
Fursu Store; January 18th.
Apphton: January 15th.
Sams More; January 10tb,
Barton; January 17th.
Fairfax; January 18th.
Sycamore; January 19th.
Ulmer; January DOth.
Johnson Laln’s; January 22d,
, Hilda; January 23*1.
Barnwell; January 24th.
Ashtelgh; January 25th.
Blaekville; Januarv 28th.
Elko; January UTih.
witttnop; Jtnitarit —
Whaley’*; .lantiary 3flth. >
Barnwell; January Slut^
Allendale; February 1st,.
Kline; Februarj' 2nd.
Barnwell, O. H ; From February 3d
to kebrusry 20th, 1900.
S. W. TROTTI,
.1 . wu., AudUor, B. 0,
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