The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 18, 1906, Image 2
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The Barnwtll People*
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JAXUAHY 18, IBOft.
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The l^leUture befen *0 well hen
week that we find no fault with He In
itial worki but Hie real buMnert re-
4n*tn* to tie done, »o we’M neither
throw bouquet* not caat -akonei today.
If newapaper tnmment* Indicate
publlo opinion Senatiir Btcaae of NeW-
Tierre. tho ftrat napltauit to announce
liimaelf a candidate tor Governor, ha»
Iwrt had much plea«*»t teartliijt mattof
ainoe lie 6Xjlre««efl hi* anibltion.
Somebody planted trim tree* for
■your bonetlt. dear reader. Now, yon
tin*ht to do tho aame kindly act for
tho*e to follow yort.
Beehlea pleaainx it will profit your
yucceaaor*. Back In the cVjthtlc* the
late Col. W. H. Duncan, planted a
iHiniber of pecan treea on hia 1)uncau>
iion place. Thtty *rcw alowly, lurt
now they arc beautiful and profitable.
Voe of them, planted In tho garden
and, therefore, well favored haa yield
ed alnco It win fifteen year* old an an-
'ViUal crop of neta aelHn* for twenty
dollar* ertsry ytar. HiepB la nt> better
dnveatnienl'lh flth county.
It iqake* ill tired to hear a man talk-
♦m* of a financial panic In tho future
and m-refy a* a corttlhifency at that#—
New* and Cearler.
Juat ao. eateemed one. the antedilu
Alan* were tired of Noah’* aawlng and
i h*mmerli»K and didn’t think the Hood
t?ven a future icout1«<c en *r* blU U came,
all the tame.
Idkewiae the foolWh vlrflaa Were
•tlrecl and ao they chme to lea* fcilcf-
The jcraaahnpper dances all Sntnmer,
-hover tldnklii|t that winter wUl tome
’by audby. >— ~
The tornado'break* often ahead of
tfhe weather reports.
It I* the nneicp«icted that aonetlmet
dtappeh*.
•I.fke *hlp* that have gone dow n at
tea.
When Heaven waa all tranquillity.'’
Ocnnee I* one of the amallest comri.
tie* In the State. The utatfiuenta of
VhtMhve hawka-inrhththed InThe Kaowee’ W
trourter »howed depoalt* at the clo*e orf
luialueaa last year atnouutiitj; to 115-5,-
SU 7*. . —— ;
The Courier of last week contained a
Hat of the transfer* of real estate in
'Oooneo County einoe last Aiikusi, ho lu
number.
So at leaat M person* were weM
Wnouith off to buy -more or le«* land
It would be-lutereetinx to know how
many of the Vi Mile** were forced to
<H«l>o*e of thelrjand holding*, for that
would tell whether the prpMnt proa-
perlty. to much boasted of, I* among
the »any or the few.
The Mg dlrMenl* declared by some
wf the bank* at new year show that
■thoy are over prosperous, but how
about the Individual* that made these
aJhrkleads imeithfe t v
IT AM AN IMMdGKATIOMt
Several big 11lMl**lppl valley land
etwtters made bigapeeche* favoring the
4fttmigration Dalian* a* cotum Held
workers, before the New Orleans con
tention.
Some mouth* ago our College friend
Capt. K. II. Holman of Sumter called
To aee ns and gave till* sketch of the
ItaUeue near Greenville, Mis* : 1 went
out to *ee their farm*. They were
worked like gardens. While I was In
Greenville an Itall*n came In and sold
hD cotton crop for klJOO. Then sourc
ho.iy gave him a little 'job to d<>. A*
the Italian st-irced out of town to bis
home a merchant with ivlidai I ws*
Talking at the front of hi* store, asked
him, “Dago, what have you made to
day”? The Italian answered; l sold
my cotton crop for $ mid then 1
got another job and made * quarter
dollar.” -—-- t —
As theT>iigo wont out of -hearing the
merchant Mid: “lie’s not worth—
-room. If that had been a negro ho
would have spent half hi* money today
and come Iwok next week and finished.”
The only man helped by the Italian
da the land owner who geta dHHinacre
Tent for-his rich bottom laiida. Statls-
tlo* North South and every wliere show
that the Italian spends bw« -and save*
•more than any wlhvr laborer. Bring
miough of them Into thn South and
they’ll own the country and make so
much cotton that the prise will ho
cheaper than ever.
THE CAPTURE OF CHARLESTON.
The good old city by the sea that de-
dad Sir Peter Parker’s Britisli fleet at
tack In revolutionary davs.-md that for
*Mir year* of The war between the
States-eafely nehl it* sea gale against
*M the whip* gent there *by Undo sain
*urrendered last week to the lone
4'rul*er Charleaton that steamed across
her bar with Secretary of the N*vy
Bonaparte on the bridge and the bauds
playing awt the big gun* siluting.
- SitiiMlUneously aenator Tillman,
giver of the^uaval statioe, came down
from the landslde and shared lu the
ovations. — -—
The city presented to the Hue crulaer
hearing Its name a magnltlcant silver
punch bowl, w hich evidently woe not
tallowed to fall Uito’'|nnoouous riesue
tude, for after desorU}lng it one chron
icler put in prink the statement that
one honored gue«t,% model of temper
ance and gentlemanly conduct, “did
amt get to the banquet until tomorrow.”
The food people of good Charleston
gave the Cruiser people the good time
of their live*, even going ao far aa to
liberate a too wall fed foe from jail In
The wild* of Ht. Andre we, «ud turn a
mouthy peck of seventy flvelMMitd* to
abase the enervated Reynard to bis
oarly rioarh. And lt„will be a long
time before either oity or critfetr w ill'
j-smth another.good time
Denies and disproves.
Sklltor James Henry Rice, Jr., of th
Georgetown Field has published a ca
denying and disproving the -statement*
matte bv President-Btook of the Bleb
land Distillery -Coinpnny., which I*
printed in tho last column of our first
page.
Editor Rice say* that none of the
men mentioned a* having takon slock
In The Field bad ilnn*-*e, that he had
favored the dispensary kOlUllon wTrh
the law strictly carried out.
DISPENSARY NEWS.
Laurens voted out the dispensary
la*t week by M majority, making the
sixteenth county toglvn up that solu
tion of the liquor problem.
The Supreme Court on Friday ren
dered its decision unanimously nflirni
ing the constitutionality of flic Brice
Act, with ihe one exception of the pro
vision th*r|“Nnv county voting out n
dlspcnsaiwshall not thereafter receive
any part of the idffpliis that may re-
muin after the delli'iencle* in tba vu-
riott* mMiwty eebasft ftutde have oeen
made up a* provided'by Uw.”
' This decision will at once clo«e thn
dispensaries In the counties where they
liavn been kept open by injunction*,
and allow the Comptroller General to
pav out the school lond*.
The decision of the Supreme court
alllrnilng the constitutionality of tire
Brice act will not be accepted} a* the
llnlslj of the tight by the breihg side,
hut w ill be carried to tbe United State*
Supreme Ton rt. --
Newberry ha* followed the voting
out of the dispensary by making con
tracts for another artesian wdl.
The Legislature lias given the dis
pensary Investigating commit'ee full
t>ower »o eompel the attendance of w it-
ncsses ami to make them answer.
Senator Tillman declare* himself In
favor of Ircer diM|>en«aria» aa cum pared
with those handling hotter stofT. He
think* the lighter drinks would de
crease druirkentiess and battle tl e
blind tigers. r
Dispenser Earnum did not ap|ienr in
person before the Huprenie Court on
Monday, but his attorney. T. Moultrie
Monlecal, claimed that the letter* In
volving prominent |ie<iplc in dispen
sary crookedness were private and ^jd
been burn*d belore the 'first order of
the court.
The annual dispensary statement
completed on Monday show* that from
December 1st, IW04. to November 30lli,
MK>;) t the total net.pro tils (ndd to coun
ties and towns (h this State footed up
♦Hoft 7tM -For tho same prrtnrt the
scltmil tunda received t'JI-t TyiS 80.
Bnmherg county and towns recclvul
$M.7C1 17; Barnwell county and towns
f-JA.tiH fit The total nhf pridlt* for
the year above amounted to$H70 818 07.
Bigger Yields
A given number of acres fertilised with Farmer^ Bone produce a
greater yield of cotton, than the same acreage with ordinary fertilizer.
Farmers' Bone does more than that. It makes it possible \o reduce
the acreage and increase the yield. Try it this year. The man
who uses
grg-
Made With
E
r ARE SHOWING NICE ASSORTMENT
OF SEASONABLE GOODS’. LACES.
Embroideries, Adl Overs,
Brilliantines, P o ng e n f. t tfs,
Lawns, Linens and AVash Fab
rics. AV E INVITE INSPECTION.
BRIGGS, BUIST & CO.
: V.\
ish
has twenty-one years of fertilizer expct*?^ice back of him. Over
13,000 carloads of Royster fertilizers were ufced on the crops of 1905.
This volume of business stamps Farmers' Bone the best.
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
-in-
LOOK 4T OUR TWENTY
record
THE BANK of BARNWELL.
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1885-260 *f3N8
laao-LsoolroNS
1895-12,Ool TONS
1900—58,4f5 TONS
1905-130,^91 TONS
CAPITAL. - - - -
SUEPLU8 and UNDIVIDED PBOPITS.
$60,000-
- $30,000.
Depoalt It With U
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Til K co r PON CONGRIvl^. t
Three thnu*itnd delegate* attended
the meeting ot tho .Southern Cotton
A»*ncUlion in #e**ton lhaeu duy* lust
work in New Orlean*.
Tex** wh* not ao 'wcfl
l*«t»*r*n4th*t J*t*».e hatl been depnaett
bjrJFreaident liarvie Jordan and that
canned diaaalUfautioti in the lone *ur
Tho convention w*« a very itermonl-
ou* one, however, farmer*, banker* and
bu*lne«* men generally touching el
bow* in purpoae* and inetliody.
Pvrltap* the uio«t importniit action
taken wa* the unanimou* adoption of
the reaoliillon to reduce Hie acreage ih
l>er cent below the cotton area of jOOl.
I’hen TJ.OOO.flOO acre* were planted in
cotUNt. and under tbi* reaoliiiion (jie
a*eociatlon hind* and plcdgai the Somh
to plant thU year ULUl'O.O 0 acre*,,
reaolutlnn wa* adopted tlxing the pr"
of tha uniold balHnce ot 1a*i year’*
crop at 15 cent* _ —** -==-
Harvie Jordan wa* reelected Pre*i
dent and Richard Cheatham Secretary.
Preaident K. D. Smith of South Caro
lina wa* elio*en to vDlt the ditterent
cotton State* and complete the belter
pTjfcahlzaUoii orTTfe coitVeinlotT, The
Executive ComjiiRloe will thi* week
arrange plan* hrr liolding cotton for l. r «
cent* and to carry Into effect the other
decDion* of the convention.
Satnrle* to he (mid are 45.000 to* llar-
Ha Jordan; SS.fioo p. Secrefary . Rich
ard Cheatham; 45,000 to organizer K.
D; Smith and 4500 Pi Treaautxtr F. 11.
Hyatt.
Court of C'omiiion Plena,
itder mid J. C. Pender,
\ .• Plaintiff*,
Luther Pender, XIHie l , ?rtder, ct al,
r \ Defendant*.,
Rv virtue of a decretal order to me
directed iujjre above etrt4tiVd»c*u*e, I
will Hell nk.Barnwell, in tront of tire
Court Hnutq. on Monday. >Fe
muwtJr, hohrw
the followicg de.crtbed n.iil pi ope
*itusiie in the i^niuty uml S ate afor&
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Alt thajt frnet oLhnid in IlHrnwell
County containing eighty five acre*,
more or le**, and bounded: .\i>rtli hy
W. T B’alker; South by George Sax"
on; East hv l*»ac Eubank* and Dr. ,R.
A Gyle* and Weat.by W 1,11 |e Jolinaou.
Term* of sale ca»h. I , urclia*er to
pay for [iapcr*.
FOR SALK.
Fine young Jersey Cow. Fre«h in
mllr. three week*, kind and gentle. I
tuUe them for sale. Apply to
W. li. Kave*.
WillUton. S. C.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
State of Sotit.lt Carolina. )
County of BarbwoH. _/
Ro*a Aldrich, Plalntrff,
_ ' ’ VJ.' ~~ j t
“Alfred Aldrich, Defendant.
Bv virtue of an execution In thfc
alw/ve staled caurw to me directed hy
W Gilmore Simm*. Clerk of the Court
I have thi* day levied upon and will
■setI to the highoar. bidder for cadi in
front of tlie Court lloiuc at' Barnwell
on Mondnv, the 5th dav of Febuary,
A. I). PJ00. It tteing *alcHday lit"•nut
month, at 1*2. o’clock, M. the toi low lug
described real eetate.'to wit: ——
All that tract of land containing One
Hundred Auras, more or less, and
known as the Brunson place: and
bounded on the North by laud* of the
eetate of William L. Cave; on the East
by the Wltttatbn and Barnwell public
road; and on the South and West hy
hind* of the estate of Mrs. M. A. A!
drich.
Levied upon a* the property of Al
fred Aldrich to satisfy the above exe
cution and cost.
Term* caatt. Purchaser toTpav for
paper*.
FRANK' H. CREECH,
Sheriff Barnwell County.
Sheriff.’* Office, Jan. 18th, A. I). 1900.
Norfolk, Va.
^Columbia, S. C.
F. S. ROYSTER 6UAN0 GO.
Tarboro, N.O.
Macon,
MONEY kept In }mir house may l»c lo*t by theft or Are.
transfer the rcspcnsibilitv. v SMMW
We carrv HUKUl.AK fNSl’RANCE PUOTf CTION. rnd have fire-proof vault*.
The habit of d*-(K>»ltinK with ns will save you many a dollar that might bcjmwlaeiy
sfa-nt if kept in vour nockrt*, CON I’KACT THE HAKIT NOW,
The covetiienct; xnd aafetv uf paying all your obligation* by check, one* tried,
w ill never be given up. .& “ *
Checka and draft* caft be safely eent to u* by mail without Ixjtng registered.
Kitlier call in person and open an account with us or write it*.
(*;;?. PATAIOPN, President.
* BUTLEK 11AUOOD, Via-President.
P. M. BUCKINOH AM, Cashier.
G. W. MANY1LLE, Asst. Cashier.
MASTER’S SALE.
State of Smith Carolina,!
OtHitrtyof Uirru wettr— f-
H. L G’B AN NON,
Ma*ier.
Master’* Office. January 12th 190(1.
PROBATE .1 UDGE’S SAf.E.
‘T be Huite of South Caroliiia,
County of Barnwell,
In the Probi.te Court.
Pursiiaiit to the judgment and dc
crcai of tire Probhte C*»urt lie the case of
-J-.-F.-nwrnr*. In hh» own right and Ul
Adiuinistraior of the Estate, of E. T.
McCreary, deceased.' ngainat R .1. Mc
Creary and oilrenf I will sell at Barn
well, in front of tire <(mm House, on
Monday, the lifih day of February, A.
D. 190*1, it lieing aaledav in said month,
within the legal hour* of sale, tire fol
low ing dosci ihed real estate, to v it":"
“All that certain tract or parcel of
lard, situate, lying and being in tire
Comity of Barnwell, State nloresnid,
contiiinlng one hundrfd and forty [IP*]
acre*, more or less, and boirtided as ftd—
low*: Orr-the North hv tract No. (i, .on
the East hv tracts Nos. It and 4, on tire
South hy laud* of James Grubbs and
L Green and nnibe West by lands of
(». Green and L U’ooley,- said tract ol
land being as lot >’o 5, as drawn b>
the saiil K. T. McOenry in the origi
nal partition of the land* of Joshua
McCreary, and lieing more fiiTTv .de-
setIbed fn a (ilat of the sajiic made by
on
le sainc
imtr liir
•I. N. Ilanklnson, dc|mtr Rnrveior,
,the 5th dav of Novernher, 18Rnr”
Term* of sate Cush. Purchaser
pay for paper*;
to
JOHN K,
January 15th, P.HHl.
,SN KdrLING,-
J. P
MASTER’S SALK.
HUto of South CAmlinn,!
Cquuty of Barnwell. . f
* Court of Coqimon Plea*.
F. W. AVeather*bee, Plaintiff,
W.
v*
_D- Lane. Julia C. Lane, et a4 r
Defendflitt*.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed in the above entitled cause. I
'will *ell at Barnwell, in front of the
Court House, on Monday; February,
fifth, PHItt. it being saleday in said
month, within the legal hour* of sale,
the following described real property,
situate lu the County and State afore
said :
All that tract or parcel of lahd,
known aa s part of the BurckhalUr
land, containing one hundred and
twenty-five acre*, more pr le**, and
bounded a* follow* : On the North and
East by land* of D. H. Owen*; on the
South bv Und* of Goo. Anderson and
or. the We*t hr land* of the said W. D.
Lane and Julia C JLane.
Term* of sale oa*h. Purchaser to
pay for papor*. tl
ILL. OMBANNON, v
Master.
Alaaier’a Offlce,*Iantjary, UBh^Jb.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COP NT YJ)1’ It AltNWELf..
In tho Probate Court.
By J. K. Siicllinii, Esq . Judge of Probate fn
— —Barn well Couaty.
W hereas IV. Z. Bryan high- made; suit
unto me to grant him i otter*, of Athjibii.stra-
tion, on the estate of A. I. Bryan, .demusal.
These are, therefore, to cite and ttdnirtn&b,
all and singular, tlie kindred and creditors of
tho said A. I. Bryan, deceased, that
they la- and'appear la-forc me, in ttuf < ourt of
Probate to In- held at Burndcll on Tuesday,
January Ski, P.KMi, next, after publka-
’tion hereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not lie granted
Given under my Band this Sth day of Jan
uary, Anno Domini, I (Oil.
JOHN K. SNEU ING,
Probate Judge.
Published in Tun Bahnwku, Peoci.k
Januarv II. 1906.
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Ryan's New Year
Talk Next Week.
ASPARAGUS ROOTS FOR SALK.
I offer for sa'e, a number of thousand*
EARLY A KGEXTKU1L ROOTS, a
noted French variety Mv root* are
ntiaed Irom lmp<irted Fiench See<l.
Brigham Recti.
Elko. S. C.'
. LFOR SALE.
One of the mo*t desirable resilience*
Tu_Uie_town of Barnwell live room* ami
kitchen annexed. All arranged for
convenlenee, harti ami stable* ami hthty
(Mitlmiltling*. and every tiling compara
tively, new and in first Ha** condition.
Lot embrace* 3 acres of land.
* Apply to Geo. II. Bates,
Barnwell, S. C.
m. i
Ji
C. MILHOUS;
ENTIST,
Barnwell, - -\- S. C.
Prom INovcmj^cr istNii April I
will bt* in my office TvSyy- day.
From April to November I will
attend calls ro~ tbo-
cotintry"--TTr
meet patients at any of^our towns
by appointment.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On farming i ano*. Long Timk.
No Commissions chaUgko. Bokkow-
■r cays Acre a i. Cost ok pkkkkctim:
.... Loan- —-
For VCRTtlK* INKOKM ation adorkss
JOHN B. Pa EM ERA SON.
. Box, 28-’, Colcmhia, S C.
FINE MILCH COWS.
•Parties desiring line milch
please write to :—
cows
Will sell
tor beef catrje.
W. C. SMITH,
WlI.l.tMIO.V. S. C.
for cash or exchange.
f
Cabbage Plants.
INSURANCE.
fill vour orders for ear-
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIXA,
C COl N’T.Y OF BAKN1VELL
lu tha Pro but o Coortr --
in
ly and late varieties of
Cabbage. They are
grown in open air near
salt water, and will
stand hard cold wlth-
a out Injury.
- Prlce*--|LfiOper l(KK)
Larger the lots, smaller
the price.
W. F. CAUI?,
Mkggktt, S. C.
Life,
Accident.
Fire,
IkadUi.
By J. K. Snelling, Esq., Judge of Probate
Barnwell County. '
Whereas Mrs. I.neia Lott hath made suit need come, a* their name* remain on
unto me to grant her Letters of Admtnistra* tile rol| uple** taken off hy the' Peire
tion on the eatate of Goorgo \V. Lett, deceas- sion Board, and should tliisrb<y dom;
ed,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish,
all and singular, the kindred and creditors ot
the said George \V. Lott, deceased, that
they he and appear before me. In the Court of
Probate to be held at Barnwell on Tuesday,
23d January, 1906, after puUicatlon hereof,
at U o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
If any thev have, why the aaid administration
should not be granted.
Given under mv Hand this 8th day of Jan
uary, Atiiio Domini, 19U0.
. * J. K. SNELLINO,
Probate Judge.
Published in Tin Barnwkix People Jan-
oary UUi, 1KJU “ ,
PENSION NOTICE.
U wTTn>e lFfbe^il3Iu>TT' < > fllcc ~e acTi
Saturday in Januitry. ItHid, forth*- tnrr-
ptiu^ of ureparlug apiilioaiious for pen
sion*. Kobe of those now on tlio loll
need cohm, m their name* remqfn
W.e represent only “Old Line” com
panies. - L
THE GERMANIA LIKE, OF NEW
YORK
THE NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS
AGENCY
THE AMERICAN FIRE, OI^ NEW
JERSEY Vr^
THE EQUITABLE FIRE OF CflAR-
i.EsroN,
tT’TIK EMPLOYERS LIABILITY OF
LONDON
All kinds of insurance promptly wri-
ten and attended to in. person by
Sodlill,!* & Slicrieseo, Agents,
HARNWKLL 8, C
For Sale.
My Dairy Farm is for sale,
consisting of 50 head of Regis
tered and High Grade Jersey
Cattle, Silo, 4 horse power
Gasoline' Engine, Grain Grind
er, Cream Separator, and all
things necessary for running
a modem Hairy. Cattle and
Eixtures cash; Residence and
arm on easy term
Write for particulars to
GLENDALE JERSEY' FARM,
Barnwell, S. C.
J. M. Caldwell.
William McNab,
McXah & Caldwell.
New Firm, ) | Nfrw Goods,
Rest Values. 1 ( Lowest Prices.
' A. P. MANVILLE’S OLD STAND,
Main Street, Barnwell, S. C.
We offer our entirely new, cnrrfully select
ed and bought ~*t *fc at pleasing price*.
Not a shop.worn artiele in stock?
In Dry and Dre**Tii*o<t.* alt (he *taiidHi-t] fa
vorite*,-all the newest candidate* for lavor,
latest st> les and la-st qiiahties.
Sin*-* are a alty with us. nnd the old
and th- yCUiig of gtl occnpitMina will find
here the complete comfort of easy wearing
and long lusting shoes, slipja-rs Ac.
Our Met* wl I ph ase all grevl taste*, larth
in the lK-autv <H «i\ le and excellence ot mate
rial. ' . ^
'Our Notion*, Gent* Furnishing* and miss
oehoaeous goods nerd only 10 be seen to be
af-pre, ialed
The early calls of onr friend* and the pur-
clmsihg public an' n>o*t copbally invited. ■
We me confident tlml we can give eoinpUrt-
< «i sniisfai linn to nil rush e.istointrs and thnl
we can find will save you money and-gree-y**w
pleasure on every purchase.
Very sincerely,
McNAB .X CALDWELL.
MRS. KELLY’S
STUDIO,
CLARK STREET.
BLRGKl/ILLE, & G.
For first cl*** portraiture, work
equal to the beat done in city studio*.
LaM>»t style* In card mount*. A lln«
of fine tflefure* (hand
watercofor* and oil; for Holiday
trade. Kodak Album*. Pi»t TTardi
made to older. Kodak work a special
ty
Mr*. Kelly I* * pupltoof the Tenney
Studio of Atlanta and can guarantee
satisfactory work in every line of pho
tography. *
Treasurer's Notice.
The Treasurer’*-©nice will be open
for the collection of taxe* levied for
191X5. from the loth day of October to
15th day of March, IPOfl, inehi.lve.
From the l*t .io tn'e“3i*t cfiir Jan
uary, 190(5, a penalty of one per cent
will be added to ail tax«* paid in Jan*
"* r y..
From tin- l»f to the 28th day of Feb
ruary, 190(5, a (HMi-ilty of two |>er cent.
will he-added to all taxe* p»kl In Feb
ruary^
From the 1»t to the 15th iley of
Man-li. 1906, a penalty,of seven per
cent, will be edited to all unpaid tax**,
LEVY'.
d- . _ -
For State purposes 5'i mill*.
For Otdlm*»y ('minty 4^ mllla.__
| For ' on«titutioiial rtohool 3 mill*.
For Blackyiile Township,
Mfrecihl toad tax 2 mill*,
y 14 p ec i a I-Bryti not Levy, Ce
dar (5 rove
F. P. LEE
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DEALER IN
GENERAL
M DRCIIANDISE,
Williston. S. C.,
offer* at lowest living pilee* a «‘om-
plcte, carefully selected and closely
bought *p»ck of the Be*t and (fewest
General Merchandise for the Full and
Winter trade
In all linos—Dry *a n d
1) rcsS (foods, Cloflnnre,
Shoos, Hats, 11 a rdwaic.N^
lions, Staple and Eu n c y
Grocoi ios he can p^j^elTta^to
ami suit all customer*
AM competition in city or country
will he met in both quality and prices
of good*.
The public cordial ly invited to call
and see for themselves. I will be glad
to sec all old, friend*, to make many
new one* and tb prove to all that I
stand on the right trade platform.
F. P. LEE,
"WiLT.iSTON, S. C.
... *. 1 mtu..
Allendale, Barbery Branch, Rlackville,
Double Poml. Elko, Edi*to, Fairfax,
Friendship. Healing Springs, Kline.
Morris. New Forest. Oak Grove. OKI
« olumhia, Reedy Branch; Selgltng-
ville. f'even Pine* and Tinker
((reek. 2 mill*.
WilINtnn. 24 mill*. . j .
Barton. Bi^ Foik. Cave. Illckorr Hill,
• \)wi iis’ X Road*. .Sycamore No. 51
and Ulmei*. 3 mill*.
ILereule* and L*-e*. 4 mill*.
Bam well, 4}^ ml'l*. — ' ;
The ('ominiitatiorj Road Tax Nolle*
will appear -a* *o»>n as the County
Board pauses r.n mnne.
The coni u tat loti road tax of tvro dol
lar* will oe received until March 1st.
190(5 , ’
J. B. Armttrong.
- ,7 ‘ Uounty Treasurer, -
Barnwell, s. C., Sept 12. 1905. ——*
they will he notitled to nmet (Re Board.
Ihm’t coum any other day bur, Satur
days, a* I will not be In the office on
any other dav*
The County Pension Board will meet
the first Monday in February. 1000, and
pa** on all Qi* application* prepared
and submitted to them hv the Pension
Commissioner, approving or disapprov
ing the asme. They will meet again
the first Monday In March,. 191(5. at
which time they will examine and
verify the list*- submitted to them hy
the Pension Commissioner, and sign
and immediately forward the Htime to
ttiC'Couipiroller General.
W. Halford,
I’etuioc OoimuissioDcr.
N OT ICE FINAL' I) F SC 11 ARC E.
.>Notice I* hereby given thfit the nn-
dersigned will, on Monday, January
loth, 1900 file hi* fintil aceount’with J.
K. Snell ing, ^JXidge of Probate for
Barn well County, a* Administrator of
(he estate of Benj. C. Farmer, ileceaaed,
and ask for letters disrnissorv.
Tl. T. Farmer.
Administrator.
JAMES A. WILLIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Bohck n a i.tkr — Building,
Barnwell, ----SC.
and Federal
Courts.
lion Given to
all Business.
rr ^
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice i* hereby given that the un
dersigned will, on Saturday, 2-Trd, De
comber 1!K)5 make appllcatioir for let •
ter* of final discharge a* Administrator
of the estate of Warren P Willcox. be
fore J.-K. Snelling. E»q, Judge of Pro
bate for Barnwell County. ,
H. IV. Montague,
Administrator
Allendale, S.'C. November, 21»t, 1905.
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DICKS r- HOUSE,
' . ^ BROAD ST.,
w .7 Auocota, Ga.
Excellent room* and good table
board. Rate#, $1.50 per day; special
rate* by the week.
• A. P. Dicks, Pkop.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The Registration Rook* will he open
In the Court House im the first Mon
day (sale dav) In each month for tl»e
transaction of such bualtiesra* is re-‘
qnlred by law,
W. J. Baxley, Chairman,
G„ IL Dunbar, SecreUrV,
AUDITOR S NOTICE.
The Auditor or hi* a*seRvor* will at
tend at the plac< * and dates named be
low for the purpose of taking Tsx Re
turn* for the year 1906.
Tax payer* witl bear In mind tkal
real estate m well a* personal proper
u "I"® 1 ^ r, * ,, irncd, and owner* ol
Real Estate are cautioned to come pre
pared t<>. state thfi nuaiber of acre* and
value; building* thereon and value c|
same; whether any ha* been sold 01
acquired since Januarv, 190-1, from
whom acquired or to whom sold
The Auditor take* this oerasloa to
#ay that the tax return* constitute the
material with which the Auditor’s du
plicate I* made »p and error* la tho re-
turn* will cause error* on the tax
book, lienee the importance for care In
making siul taking return*
BarnwelM*. H„ from January lei
to 7th. 1906
Mercatns; Januarv Rth.
SneUlngJanuary 9th.
iMtnhartoirTJ'frrnnmrnjrh. —
Ashley’* store; January 11th.
Brabham'* Store; January 12lb.
k itr**iB«»re; January IHtU
* Apphton: January lath. ' _ ’’
Sam* store; January HJtb,
Barton; January 17th.
Fairfax; Januarv 18th. ’
Svcatnore; January 19tb.
Ulmer; January 20th.
Johnson Lain’*; January 22dl, *
Hilda: January 23d. ' "
Barnwell; January ^4th,
Asl|lelgli; January 25th. . ’7
Rlackville; January 26th.
Elko; January $7th.
Willi,ton; January 29th.
Whaley’*; January 30th.
Barnwell; January 3l*t.
Allendale; February 1st.
.JOlnet February 2nd. - ^
Barnwell, C U. j Krom Febru
to Februarj ,20th, )$06.
- S. W. TROT1
Dec. 20(1, 190q, A " m, ' ,r ' '
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