The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 25, 1906, Image 2
43arnwell People*
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11B6E8T CtUSTT €l«tmATIOII.
THIIKSHAY, JANUARY M, HMJ.
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KORK 8EEINO AND FAR SEEING
- The pr»t»»t of the Hpertanhurjr
Gtmmbor of Commerre »K*ln*t enjr In-
rr^ewtd ••*e**nivnt of property for tux*
Mlon I* a ifieHanre of aelf defence.
Mrtnv cltlea and t«>wn* are already
bonded to the cmistitutlonal limit for
!n<fnt|(*noe In water work*, electric
light* ami-other luxurle*. If the vahi
»rion of property ahouki bo llftetl t<>
100 por rent line auch citle* and town*
may expert h correapowdlng Inereaae
in their bonded debt* and eon»*quent
burdens of taxation.
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THE FKOHTHATK STATE.
Irtdiacuaainx the peUtlcal downfall
o» IMatrlct Attorney CMpen*- congre»a-
man Wyatt Aiken, who brought about
that cona.iminatlon, aaid: “I told the
Vrealdent that there were good Repub-
li.iatu In South Carolina, and that I
would not-««k him tu api^oint a Demo
crat.”
Why not, Mr. Alktn. a*k for the ap
pointment of a Demorratf
The rresident claim* to be chief
tnagiatrate of all the | e<*ple and doea
pot atiimble at appropriating Demo
cratic dootrine*whenever It Ht» In with
hi* Ideiti. Nor could he conaUtently
refuse to appoint a Democrat to otMce
tflteonidbe sliown that he was the
letter tilted lor the discharge of it*
duties.
The only way to prevent the eternal
continuance of dDcrlmlnatlon against
Democrats is to kick lustily whenever
there Is a chance.
TROUBLE AHEAD
Th« yellow peril In the East grow,*
yellower. The boycott In Chios a-
gainst American good* la *t> read log
and bids fair to extend to the like abut
ting out of European manufactures.
The youngOhlnese are heading thi*
movement to keep China for the Chl-
ncse. Forty thus sand of them have
been mlucated abroad,.eight tliouasiid
in Japan. -r
The defeat of the Kusslans hi the re
cent war with Japan has kindled anew
the ambition and courage of the yellow
race* and inflamed their anger and
resentment against the white nation*
that they have h«en itrcontact with.
The United States la preparing for
early trouble in Thlna hy sending mnn
troops to the Philippine*. In ca»e tin,
Chinese use roughly American busines>
Interest* and misiionarleK In the cele*
tlal kingdom the march of Uncle SamV
boys and the thunder of hi* guns may
be needed to bring the almond eyed
traiiegresaort to their eenseis.
TWO GOOD RULES.
He never borrowed money, lie nevei
issued a note.
Tlie shove two rule* helped to make
Marshall Field of Chicago the mosi
successful merchant of hi* generation
lie wa* a farmer'* son, horn In Mas
sachuett* In 1SJA, began clerking at 17
went to Chicago after a few year*, die.
In New York luat week leaving an
estate estimated all (he way from a
hundred million to two hundred mil
lion dolWs. -■—•—r* ^
{SENSIBLE SPARTANS.
’JlpaTlanburg, Jan. 20—An earnesi
protest wa* made by the chamber ut
oomnierue at it* recent meeting a^fiusi
any Increase in valuation of propeif)
for taxes The couivly board of asses*
ora were petitioned not to Increase lb
percentage of valuation above w hat it
htnrheeii heretofore. It Is held thai
an Increased valuation will result In i
corresponding decrease hi rate of Jtkx
ation and this will load, to extrava
ganue In public expendliure* and wil
also have the tendency to increase tin
Issue of bonds hr towns And conntje*
which are based on percentage of as
sessed valuations ’
ers Bone
TRADE HARK
REGISTERED
V-
The Fertilizer
for Big Crops
with
Less Acreage
•' ' '’ll
Fewer acres, lighter labor, larger yields—a happy
combination secured with FARMERS’ BONE, the
fertilizer proved perfect by twenty-one years of great
crops from Southern soil. Farmers* Bone is richest in
■ balanced food for every stage of plant growth from planting
time till harvesting, and is suited to a great diversity erf crops,
from cotton to Com, wheat to small truck.
Made with Fish
Fish scrap is used in every ton of Fanners’ Bone, insuring nourishment
under all enpp conditions and making; it famous as a crop saver. Lode
for.the Royster trade mask., — N ~ ■■
HERE’S THE SALES RECORD
THINK OF THE CRO^ RECORD .
v
ARE SHOWING NICE ASSORTMENT
OF SEASONABLE GOODS: LACES.
Embroideries, All Overs,
Bkilliantines, P o no e n e t tfs,
Lawns, Linens and Wash Fab
rics. * "We invite inspection.
BRIGGS, BUIST dc CO.
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rrfrWr-
1809-250 TONS
1890-1,500 TONS
1695—12,000 TONS
1900-56,455 TONS
1905-130,091 TONS
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
-in-
THE BANK of BARNWELL.
h-
CAHTAL. -
SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS.
leo.ooo-
- 130,000.'
Norfolk, Va.
Xolumbia, S.C.
F. S. ROYSTER GUANO 00.
MONEY kept In jour houxu may, l>c lost by theft or fire. Deposit It with tu and
transfer'ttrf 1 n>p<»n'sib1h‘t>.
i Is- We curry bl'RGl.AK INSURANCE I’ROTFCTION, end have fire-proof vaults.
The habit of dopoaiting with us will save you many a dollar that might he an wisely
spent if k< pt in yonr-pockets.' CON TKAt T THE HAKIT NOW.
The c invenienctj vim! safety of i>ayinit all your obligations by yheck, once tried, '
will never be given up. ' _
Cheeks and drafts can be safely sent to u» by mail without being registered.
Either call In person and open an account with US'"or write ns.
Tarboro, N. O.
Macon, Ca.'
C. K. C.U.I10UN, Pm-ulen-.
BUTLER.HAUOOD, Viee-PreshUnt.
P M. BUCKiXUHAM, Cashier.
G. W. MANVILLE, Asst. Cashier.
Senator Tillman's arraignment of
f Frekldhut Roosevelt’* extra-constltu-
tloual action with regard to the
troubles of the turbulent government
of Manto Domingo must have wounded
deeply the siibservlepM of Congress
and (he Republicans generally by ID
M_-* philippic force and truth.
■ . For they have been silent as- to that
while expatiating to the limit of the
.^nglisk.Unguaga it the ituildeni^u
the rough removal from the White
House of a good wife who w ished to
talk wr|tli tba President about what
I ih* ooasldered the ofijnst dismissal of
her husband from the national medical
R - f"
service.
PYTHIAN DISTRICT MEETING.
To the Pythian lodges In District
No. 3, Grand Domain of South Caro
lina, Greeting: We are rapidly ending
the 43rd year of our existence with
gnuifying accomplishments for the
good of homanitr, and a |n*t pride In
the class of manhood enrolled under
v’trr banner*. II Udb remains to biBone,
for onr numbers are lucrea*liit In orga
niaed lodge*, and in almost every ham
■Jet 4»-ewe -eowtrtey New lodges are
seeking organisation, and Increasing
numbers Increases re«pon*ihlllty. The
for our next district meeting has
been fixed for February 16ih. and upon
the Invitation of Blaukvllle Lodge, No.
It} we will meet with them. Let every
lodge be fully represented, with a full
report oflts workings in every detail.
As heretofore, we will have a public
meeting at 11 o'clock a. m . addressed
by Dr. J. U. Thornwell, «. K. It. and
8.—the public generally, and especially
the ladies are cordially invited to at
tend.
At 7:30 p. m the
meet In the Castle
district lodge wilt
Hall of Hlaukvilie
Lodge. No, 18 to attend to the business
«>f the district meeting AIT Pythians
In good standing can be admitted, a* in
hut Fythtaft * lodge meeting. All
knlghf* are eligible as delegates, hut
the law require* that if it l* possible
the V. C. of each lodge must bo one of
the delegates. Each lodge is entitled
tonne delegate for every- twenty-five
- member*, and fractional part thereof.
Let each lodge send the name* of its
delegate* s* soon as they arc electW to
»»ie*K. R and S of Illackiille Lodge,
No. IS, at M'nckville. H —
hove w ill the next district meeting
be held ?
Who will yon elect district deputy
grand chancellor?
Fraternstlly yours,
James R. Guess, D. D. G C.
Denmark, 8. C.. January Qih, 1600.
A womin who Is hurried is apt to
lose her wits. Sometimes the number
L ol thing* P> bfc goItenThcougl wkhVu
Se of time •cem* utterly
hopeless, and becomes des|>airing from
a fiautic dash ol energi', which only
getsitffair* Into a worse tangle muddle
without accomplish ng any aatiafactory
result.
The time of appr.rent hurry is the
time of alt others for a woman to learn
l»ow to make timed by taking let* basic.
Women have never yet acquired 'Tfifs -
art which lias hltheno been -charauier-
<*tk\ especially of men, and has proved
olten an Invaluable aid at a url»ts when
rotliing but a cool head and a steady
hand could avert disaster.
Whatever a woman’* work may be,
whether It He* In her own Imhoc or out-
aide of It, there will come time* when
responaibiiltiea neeni more than the can
shoulder; when duties undone its re
her In the face; when the demon of
haste stand* whispering at her ear:
’••Hurry, hurry, hurry! but hurry a*
you may, you will never get through!”
Then if the woman oan aimplv make
up her mind not to hurry, but to Dke
hold of her problem with ease and de-
. liberation, the chance* are that It will
be •nooessfullyaolvAd. If It can’t be
done, no hlng worse than the worst can
happen, and the one chance for accom
plishment lie* In t%erthiclnf of matter*
coolly.
Just when the demand for haste
eonnde Ite mo«t M$eratlve call, la the
« critical moment; the moment which in
the public and private world In bn*L
ne»* and In aocial life, great and little
> ' wueceasea and failure are Imminent.
M*m count It one of their chief point*
cl their superiority over women, that
‘ tjr know bow to meet such emergen-
deliberately, and often, in ibis
bring good fortune from the very
> of apparent defeat,
ty. bnt not leaetlv good looks
preserved, wrinkle* will be
uwtouj prostration held
l Women who know* how
-with deliberation^
foutiue code-of*»t*ad
Gen. Stephen l» Lee has issued Gen
erifl Order* No 38 that the Itiih annual
Confederate Rem ion will be held In
New Orleans April 20 and 27.
Comptroller General Jones will dis
tribute tin* week among the public
•ehoola of the State f 100 000 from th>
surplus Dispensary profit*. Even
county will get ita share.
The busines* men .of Augusta \ave
raised a fund of tfil.OUO to boom tbeh
ojlyjuul-Offer CoL K. J. Wetaon. -the
8outh Carolina Cotnmisaloner tvf tm
migration, a yearly salary of $3,000 to
manage tbebnrinesr."---^—^ ^
Seven month* ago (be Independent
Oil Company of Darlington, wliieh
operated stvenil cotton seed oil mills,
falted In a large amount; ~ca r r.Vtng
down In the crash several strong busi
ness house*.
Robert Keith DargWn. the president.
committed suicide by drinking imrhnltc
acid procured for him and at hi* re-
I nest by his brother, Pegrani Dargan.
'be two brothers were alone In their
faitier's law ollie* at night when the
travedy wa* enacted. ...
The Inquest did not give satisfaction
to the Fidelity Insurance Company in
which It. K. Dargan was insured for
$26.BOO. Rumor* were etrt-nlatcd that
- ..^Bv virtue
directed In the above entitled cause, I
will sell at Barnwell, in front of the
Court lloiiie, on Mondar, February
firth, IpOfl, R bqing salcday In said
mouTh.lwHliyrtKe legaFlioura of sale,
ihe folldwii'g.ilescrlbed real property,
<ituate i|i the county and 8 ate afore
said : ■ \ • / _ .. . ,
All tbAt tract of land In Rarnwell
(loniity containing eighty five acres,
more or leVs, aOd bounded: N<>rtb l>v
tV. T iValker; .iontli by George Sax
on; East by Isaac Edthahk* and Dr. R.
A Gyle* and Wert by Willie Johnson.
Terms of Isale cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
ILL. U’BANNON.
Dargan wa* not dead, that a wax body
made for him in France had been suh-
atltuteiLfor hi* body s««i RorUii in.fau.
grave, and that Dargan was alive some
where. To set the rumor at rest the
family consented that the body aliould
be disinterred. This wns done last
week in the presence of many reputable
persons, Rev. R. W. Lide being one of
the number, and fully Identified a* the
remains of Robert Keith Dargan. 'I he
Insurance company was satisfied and
bla wife and children get the insurance.
When Grover Cleveland was serving
his second term as Pre*ldent he ap
pointed John G. Capers, a young Co
lumbia lawyer and editor to a position
in the oflice ol the Attorney General at
Washington.
When MeKInlev snd Bryan made
their first rave tor the Presidency Mi.
Capers went into ilie Republican lines
and made McKinley speeches in West
Virginia and .Msviand.
Four years ago Mr. Capers was ap
pointed United 8tat»’s Attorney for
South Carolina, hi* word becoming law
with the appointing powers at Wash
ington in the bestowing of the smaller
pfuma of fFdcral ofiK-es on the faitli-
fulfand he cherished the hope and ex
pectation of becoming Judge, a life
tenure, of the prupuacd ucw-dlaUlct in
this State. ^ '
Last week his'term expired-»nd
political greatness earne to an
Ernest K. Cochran of Anderson wa*
appointed bis successor as District At-
Til*
tornev. and M r. Caiiers retires from the
political limelight. 'The chief charge
against his reappointment wa« Gist he
acted as attorney for n rtMlilery that
might he in the future haled before the
United Stales comt for crookedness.
TH»rB’ - Wfr <>T^er charges but they
were not made public. ... ■
LAND BALE.
Immediately after the official sales
on Monday, February 5th, |«0G, I will
offer for sale before the Court House in
Harnweil the following described tract
ofJimdjdtuate In Rosemary Township,
Barnwell County, Tr$ct- No. 4 a* by
plat of J. N. Hankinson, surveyor,
contain lug one hundred and fifty-
seven (157) acre* more or less, and
bounded North by Tract No. 3; East
by tract No. 1; Mouth by lands of
James Grubbs and on the West by
Tract No. 6.
Bald tract being the portion of the
Pender place assigned and awarded in
partition to J. J. Furman Barnes.
Terms of sale cash. Pureluser'to
pay for paper*.
J K. Knelling,
.special Agent.
TIE ST1TE OF SOIITI ClROUSS,
COVHTT OF BARN WtU,
In the Probate Uoirt.
By J. K. Snetllng, Esq , Judge of Probate in
Barnwell County.
Whereas Julia Darla hath made salt unto
me to grant her Lettnrs of Administration on
the w*ate of Abram Davis, deceased,
These are, therefore,' to cite snd admonish,
all and singular, the kindred and creditor* of
the said Abram Davis, deceased, that they be
and a|«pcar before roe, in the Court- of Pro-'
bate to be held at Barnwell on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 6th, WOfi, next, after publication
hereof, at It o'clock In the forenoon, to show
cause. If any thfty have, Why the said admin-
tration should not be granted.
Given under ray Hand this 20th Jny of Jan*
Oary, Aaoo Domini 1906.
JOHN K. 8NELLINO,
Pnibatur Judge
Published hi Tn* Baxxwux Pxotlc Ja
aarj ^ih, liMk
MASTER’S SALBu .
i
SUte of ^outh CarolliiH.
County of Barnwell,
Court of Common Pleas.
P. L. Pender and J. O. Pender,
Plaintiffs,
v*.
Lutlier Pender. WHUe I’encjer. ft al.
\ \ ' Defendant*.
Ha«ier.
Master's Office. January 12th IDOfi.
PROBATE JUDGE’S SA I.Ej.
A?
The State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell,
In the Probate Court.
Pursuant to the judgment and de
cree of the Probate Court in the case of
J. F. Karnes, in bis own right and aa
Administrator of the Estate of E. T.
McCreary, deceased, againarTT J. Mc
Creary and others I will sell at Barn-
wiTT7 in front of the, Odkirt lloirse, on
Monday, the fifth day of February, A.
D. HKHi, It being saledav in said monrli,
witiiin the legal hour* of sale, tlte fol
lowing described real estate, to wit:
‘•All that certain tract or parcel of
land, sitoate, lying ami being iti the
County of KarmwH, -stare xtOTTSiMttT
itontaiitlng one hundred and forty [140]
acres, more or r fi*Ss. ffjad bounded a* fol
low* North by'tract Nfl.’ 6, on
tlie K**t by tract* Nos. 3 ami 4. on the
South hv lands of James Grubbs and*
L Green and on the West by lands of
G..Green and L Wooley, said
land being as lot Xo 5, as d-rawn by
the said K. T. McCreary .In the origi
nal partition of the lands of Jovtuia
McCreary, and being more fully de
scribed in a plat of the same made by
the firli slay of Noveiiihei^.T^gtk4L
erms of sale. Casli. Purchaser to
pay for paper*.
JOHN ICvKNELLING,
J. P.
January 15th,TOOfl. ,/
SHERIFF’S SALE,
Htate if KonjVf}*rolIna. V ”
County of Barnwell /
"jSosa Aid ricfifl’ialntiff,
v*. • -
A
Alfred Aldrich, Defendant.
of an execution In the
cku>« to me directed by
Bv virtue
above stated
W Gilmore Simms, Clerk of the Coiirt
I have this day levied upon and will
sell to the highest bidder for cash in
front of tlie Court House at Rarnwell
on Mondar, the 5th day of Febun’-y,
A. I). 11IH6. It being saiesday In said
month, at. 12. o’clock, M. the following
described real estate, to wit:
A1I that tract of land containing One
Hundred Acres, more or less, nod
known at the Brunson place; a TUI
bounded on the North by lands of the
estate of William L. Cave; on the East
by the Wiiliston ami Barnwell public
road; and on Gie South and We*t by
lands of the estate of Mrs. M. A. Al
drleb.
Levied upon a* the property of Al
fred Aldrich to satisfy the above exe
cution aail mm*. — —
Term* ca*n. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
FRANK H. CREECH,
Sheriff Barnwell County.
Sheriff’s Office, Jan. 18th, A. D. 1«06.
T Watel 11 hi s space for
^0 ' JL
. Ryan’s New Year
, Talk Next Week.
NOTICE TO DEB roftgf’AND CRED
ITOR^
AH persons Indebted to the estate of
SluumOwens, deceased, are requested
to make payment to me. at once and ail
persons'having claims again-’ tlie said
e-eate will present ibe same to me duly
attested as required by law.
M. W. Bosh,
< . * Administrator.
])R,W. CJIILHOIK,
Barnwell,
- S. C.
MiHettevilie-, S. C.
I V
> _ FOR SALE.
One of the most de-lrable residences
n tlie town of Barnwell five rooms and
tract of_|_ki.teben annexed. All arranged for
convenleneisv barn and -tables and other'
outbuildings, and every thing com para
lively, new and in first class condition
Lot embraces 3 acre* of tniHt.
Apply to Geo. H. Bates,
Barnwpil,». C.
From Novctrjbcr ist to. April I
wnl be in my office every day.
b rom April to November I will
attend calls in the country or
meet patients at any of our towns
by appointment.
M ASTER’S SALE.
FHnto ojf Ronth Carolina,)
.County of Biirnwell. f
Court of Conimop Pleas.
F. W. Weathersbce, Plaintiff, ••
. vs <
Iff; D. Lane, JnHaJL Ijanev^et al.
- Defendant*.
—By virtue of a deerefaj ••rder to me
directed in the above entitled cause. I
will sell at Barnwell, in front of the
Court House, on Momlav, February.
IHKI, it being salcday in said
th. within the l»gal hours of sale,
the following described real property,
situate In tlie County and State afore
said : » _
All that tract or parcel of Tandy
known as a part of the Bttrckhalter
land, containing one hundred and
twentv-Hve acre*, more or less, and
bounded as follow*: On the North and
East by lands of D. II. Owens; on the
South by lands of Geo. Amler-ron and
or. the West bv lands of the said IV. D.
Lane and Julia C Lane.
Term* of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers. -
H.L. O’BAN NON,
Master. !
Master's Office. January, 12tb, 1^06^
FIXE JIILCII CpW.s.
Parties desiring fine milch
ideas® write to
W. C. SMITH,
Wii.Li»tGx. S. C.
for beet catr.le.
for cash or exchange
INSURANCE.
»X4fc»
ASPARAGUS ROOTS FOR SALE.
I offer for sale a number of thousands
EARLY A ROEXTEUIL ROOTS, a
noted French variety. Mv rtmt* are
raleed from Imported French Seed.
Brigham Reed. 1
Elko. S. C.
125.000 Strong, Vlgorou*, Health?
Cabbage Plant* of the tnst'wdMblHdted
varieties; safe and sure “header* for
•rie andth-Hverv a* soon a* th* Spring
wa-rant* garden planting. Make up
your club* now ami write me number
■w*nt*d~«nd I w4tl book orders anti
q itoie price* f. o. b.
J. M. Brant.
UloMsr, S.C.
PENSION NOTICE. ^
I will be In the Auditor’s office each
Saturday in January, 100«, for the pur
pose of preparing applications for pen-
• slona. None of th«>*e now-on tb* roll
need cnine, as their name* remain on
the roll unless taken off by the Pen
sion Board, and should this be done
they will be notifled to meet the board.
Don’t come any other day but Satur
days, a* I will not be in the office on
any xnher days.
Tb»t>*nntv Pension Board wRI meet
the first Mondav In FebruaryrriDQfi. and
pass on all the applications prepared
and submitted to thqm by the IVn-bm
Commissioner, spproving ordisappfbv-
Ing thekxwe. TlVov will nieet'KJ'aln.
the first MonJay In March, 19'G. db
which time they wul examine and
verifv the list* submitted tn them by
the Petition Commissioner, and sign
and Immediately forward the same to
the Comptroller General.
W. Halford,
Peoeion GonimiaaioAer.
Accident, Health.
r ^ J,, ;
We represent only ‘‘Old Llne* > 'com-
panies.
THE GERMANIA LIFE,' OF NEW
YORK .
TH E N K W TORK UN DER WRITERS
TAGENCY
TUB AMERICAN FIRE, OF NEW
Jersey
v i, .
THE EQUITABLE FIRE OF CHAR
LES TON
THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY OF
LONDON
AH kinds of insurance promptly wri-
ten and attended to in person by
Sntlling S Sherfeset, mo
BARNWKI.U S. C • ’
Cabbage Plants.
I am again ready to
All your orders for ear
ly and late varieties;of-
They are
—For Sale.
My Dairy Farm' is for sale,
consisting of $0 head of Regis
tered and High Grade Jersey
Cattle’ Silo, 4 horse power
Gasoline Engine, Grain Grind
er, Cream Separator, and all
UXiar,Junnir
T O
a modern Dairy. Cattle an
Fixtures cash; Residence and
Farm on easy terms, . „
Write for particulars to
GLENDALE JERSEY FARM,
Barnwell, S. C. ' ~ 7 •
William McNab,
McXAU &
New Firm, ^
Best Values. |
J. M. Caldwell,
CALDWELL.
j New Goods,
I Lowest Prices.
A,4>. MANVILLE’S OLD STAND,
Main Street, Barnwell, S. C.
l\> offer our entirely new, carefully wlect-
ed hik! lM>agbt st'ek at ph-aalng y»rlcc*.
Not a * bop. worn article in -t'K'k.
In Dry and Dre** •»,>,i,|* all the -t iiidnrd fn-
vorltc.-, all the newest )at:dulute* f«H‘ tavor,
laledt »tv le* and beat <[iulitie.s.
Sin*•* are a Spec ally with n*. and the old
and the yonng all i**-iipHtionH will find
here the complete comfort of ea*y wearing
and long laritne shoe*; -lipjwrK ,te.'
Otir Hela wl'l plcaac all gi**|^liuiten, Ixrth
in the beauty of style aufi t.xo Ih-rux.of mate-
rfal.
* Our Norton*, Gents Furnishing* snd niis-
eellattemsM goods need only to be seen tu
apnre, iated
Thi' early call* of our friends and tlve pur-
cliatfing pttldW' are most corduily iuvind.
We are eonflilent that wc eatn give eoniplet-
est sail>-faction to ab emei e irtom. i-. und -rttit
we can and vij^-ave you nrotuy and give, ytm
pkarujr ««) every p'irchn.-e.
Very siiicurrlr,
WrNAB *V CALDWELL.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On farming i.ak»«, I.ono Timr.
No Comm lari ions Cm*rgki>. Borrow-
xk ray* ActdaL Cost or rcRrxcTiNa
Loan.
FOR Ft'RTilKIl information addrjcss
' Jt>H>c-B. PALM ERA SON.
Pox 2S2;i'oh'mru, S O.
MRS. KELLY’S
CLARK STREET,
BLRCKU1LLE, S. G.
For first das* portraiture, work
equal to the best dmi* .in city studios.
Latent styles in card mount*. A lin*
of Mite pictures (hand work) pasteia,
writer colors hnd oil; for holiday:
trade. Knjak Albums, Pt.sf Card*
ntHde to older. Kodak work a special-
ty ^
Mr*. Kelly is a pupil of the Lenney
Studio of Atlanta and can gnaraniM
*atfsfftctor'y work in every Hoe of pho-
tograpby. .
F. P. LEE,
DLALERIN
cows _GE>»EI{AL
^lERCIIA^DISE,
Wiiliston, S. C.,
offers trt |owfi@| 11 viug—pidees * com
plete, carefully selected and closely
bought stock of the Best and Newest
Generof Merchandise for the Fall and
Winter trade.
iw*g—Dry -a n d
Dress Goo«1r, Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, Hardware, No
tions, Staple and F J a n c y
Groceries he can please all tasteri
and suit all customers.
All competition Ip city or country
w ill be met in both quality and prices
of goods. '
The public cordially invited to *calt
Ifnd eee for themselves. I will be gl:ul
to see nil old friends, to make many
fiew ones and to prove to all that 1
stand on the right trade platform,
F. P. LEE,
"VV illiston, S, G.
Treasurer 's Notice.
. The Treasurer’s Ortiee will be op®a
for the collection of taxes levied for
Ifklo, from the 15tb day of October to
I5th day of March, ?«W. tiiclusTfe.
From the 1st to the 31st day of Jan
uary, lono, a penalty of one per cent
will he added to all taxes paid in Jan*
From the ]*t to the 28Mi day of Feb*
ruary, 1WH1. a iM-nilty of two per
will he added to all taxes paid In Fek*
rnary.
From the 1st to the 15lh day af
March, I90d, a penalty of seven per
cent, will be added to all unpaid lax»e.
LEVY.
For State purposes 5'^ mills.
For Ordinary ('otiuty 41^ mill*.
^f’ t »r.i:on«iirutlona| School 3 mill*.
For Blackville Township,
Sperbrl road r* x 2 mill*. '
Ce-
1 Bl»>— -
Allendale. Brirbary Branch, Black ville.
Special School. Levy,
ihix,.Ui 4 oAr®
- Double Fond. Elko, Edlsto, Fairfax,
Friendship, Healing Spring*, Kline,
Mortis. Now Forest, Oak Grove, Old
« oltttnWa, Reedy Bramh, Selgllng-
ville. Seven F-iue* aud T i » k ® r
('reek. 2 mil La.
Wiiliston. rollla.
Barton, Big Fork, Cave, inritorv URL
Owens’ X Roads, Sycamore No. 51
anti Ulmers, 3 mills.
Hercules and Lees. 4 mills.
Barnwell, 4V^ ml'ls.
The Commutation Road Tsx Notion
will appear as soon a* the County
Board passes on"same.
The*cumulation road tax of two dnl*
lars will tie rec-.-ived until March
1906
1st,
J.- B. Armstrorig,
County Treasurer,
Barnwell, B. C., Sept 12, 1905,
1
■ : r r iT’
Cabbage.
■T' ,
grown In open »|r near
salt water, and will
stand hard cold with
out injury.
Prices—$1.50 per 1000 .
Larger the lots, smaller -
- the price. ^
W.F. CARR*
Meggett, S. C.
JAME3 A. WILLIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Bia«cEHALT5g ,-saBt’u.pxica^
'BaritWell, - - - t,S. Or
Practice In State LjPfihtnpt Atten-
and Federal L lion GIvcr to
toufts. , - J all Bustnesa.
DICKS -HOUSE,
634 BRO AD 8T.,“
Acgcsta, Ga.
board. .Mates, |1.50
rate* by Ibe week.
’A.
per day; special
P. Dtcxs.Xrop.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Th# Registration Books will be rtpen
In the Court House on the first Mon,
day (sale day) In each month for the
transaction of such business a* is re
quired by law.
* ' VT. J. Baxley, Chairman.
G. R, Du rebar, fcteoi oury.
AUDITOR’S NOTICE.
The Auditor or hi* assessor* will at
tend at the place* and dates named b#.
low for tbe purpose of taking T#x B#-
turn* for tbe year 1906.
Tax payer* will bear In Bind that
real estate as well as personal proper
ty ^ r,lfurn, *fi» *nd owners of
K^hI E-tate are cautioned to come pre
pared to state the ntimber of acres- »»«s-
value; buildings thereon and value of
same; whether any has been sold or
acquired since January, 1904, from
whom acquired or to whom sold
The Auditor takes this oecastoa to
any that th* tax returns cnnstltut* th#
material with which the Auditor’* du
plicate is made up and error* jp the re
turns will cause errors on the tax
book, hence the Importance for car# In
making and taking returns
Excellent rooms and good tablel Harnweil, 0-IJ.^ from January l*k
to 7th. 1900.
Asblelgh; January 25th.
Black ville; January 26 tb.
Elko; January !l7t.h.
WHIbton; January 29th.
Whaley’*; January 80th.
Barnwell; January 3Ut.
Allendale; February 1st.
Kline; February 2nd.
Barnwell, O. II.; From February 3d
to February 20tb, 1906.
' S. W. TROTTI,
_ > Auditor, ft. C;
Dee. 2nd, 1905.
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